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2006-07 Schedule & Results Drexel Game Day 11/10 Fri. Penn State L, 56-74 Drexel (6-17, 1-11 CAA) vs. VCU (11-11, 4-8 CAA) 11/12 Sun. Loyola (Md.) L, 57-66 February 11, 2007 11/17 Fri. Temple L, 50-61 1:00 p.m. Daskalakis Athletic Center 11/21 Tue. at Dayton L, 46-62 All-Time Series Record: Today’s game is the 12th meeting between 11/26 Sun. Lehigh W, 62-55 Drexel and Virginia Commonwealth. The Rams hold a 7-4 advantage in 11/29 Wed. at Siena W, 69-66 (OT) the all-time series, but the Dragons have won the last three meeetings. 12/3 Sun. Delaware* L, 53-65 The last time Drexel lost to the Rams was during the 2003-04 season. 12/9 Sat. at La Salle L, 53-67 Last year, senior Jackie Falson exploded for 22 points in a 70-60 victory. 12/16 Sat. Monmouth W, 75-67 (OT) Websites: Drexel (drexeldragons.com) VCU (VCUrams.vcu.edu) 12/21 Thu. at Penn L, 57-60 12/28 Thu. at Mt. St. Mary’s W, 53-46 The Tip... 12/30 Sat. at American W, 61-58 - Reaching a Milestone: Narissa Suber scored her 1,000th career point in 1/4 Thu. William & Mary* L, 43-48 Drexel’s last game, Feb. 8, at Towson. The holder of every individual 1/7 Sun. at Old Dominion* L, 45-70 three-point shooting record at Drexel, Suber appropriately reached the career milestone on a three-pointer. Her benchmark bucket came with 1/11 Thu. Hofstra* L, 45-46 9:56 left in the contest and sparked a 10-2 Drexel run. Suber is now 1/14 Sun. at Northeastern* L, 53-64 ranked 15th on Drexel’s all-time scoring list with 1,001 points. She also 1/18 Wed. at James Madison* L, 63-84 has the 10th highest scoring average all-time at 12.4 points per game. 1/21 Sun. Old Dominion* L, 83-51 1/25 Thu. Towson* L, 57-65 - Virginia Connection: Narissa and Anora Suber teamed up with Virginia 1/28 Sun. at Georgia State* L, 67-78 Commonwealth’s senior guard Michele Cosel on Atlee High’s 2003 Virginia State Championship team. The trio combined to lead Atlee to a 2/1 Thu. at William & Mary* L, 50-75 perfect 30-0 record that season. Cosel was the captain of the team as a 2/4 Sun. UNCW* CSN W, 51-48 senior and the Suber sisters were juniors on the squad. 2/8 Thu. at Towson* L, 52-55 - Marginean a Major Contributor: Freshman forward Gabriela Marginean 2/11 Sun. VCU* 1:00 was named the CAA’s Co-Rookie of the Week on Feb. 5. This is the sec- 2/15 Thu. at Hofstra* 7:00 ond time this season that Marginean has received the honor. Last week 2/18 Sun. at UNCW* 12:00 she led the Dragons to their first CAA victory of the season while averag- 2/22 Thu. Northeastern* 7:00 ing 19.5 points and five rebounds per game. In the team’s last game, 2/25 Sun. at Delaware* 1:00 Marginean compiled her fourth double-double of the season with 16 3/1 Thu. George Mason* 7:00 points and 15 rebounds. 3/8-3/11 CAA Tournament (Newark, Del.) 2006-07 Drexel Roster * Colonial Athletic Association game No. Name Pos. Yr. Ht. Hometown/High School Home games are in bold. Probable Starters Dates and times subject to change. 2 Andrea Peterson G Jr. 5-6 Norwood, Pa./Archbishop Carroll 23 Kira Karlstrom G Sr. 5-4 Clarkston, Mich./Clarkston 33 Narissa Suber G Jr. 5-9 Mechanicsville, Va./Atlee Media Information 34 Anora Suber F Jr. 5-9 Mechanicsville, Va./Atlee 44 Gabriela Marginean F Fr. 6-1 Cluj-Napoca, Romania/Mt. de Chantal Academy WBB Contact Britt Faulstick Reserves Office Phone: 215.895.6895 3 Carly Golden G So. 5-8 Fair Haven, N.J./Rumson Fair Haven 4 Anna Karlsson F Jr. 6-1 Madrid, Spain/Int'l College of Spain E-mail: [email protected] 10 Kelly Golden G So. 5-9 Doylestown, Pa./The Hill School Sports Information Fax: 215-895-2038 11 Alison Lupariello G R-Fr. 5-6 Cincinnati, Ohio/Anderson Press Row Phone: 215-895-2041 12 Stacy McCullough G Jr. 5-7 Jamison, Pa./Central Bucks East 14 Jennifer Stjärnström F Fr. 6-2 Norrköping, Sweden/De Geer Gymnasiet 22 Delise Johnson F Jr. 6-1 Queens, N.Y./Martin Van Buren Interview Policy: The women’s 24 Nicole Hester F Jr. 5-10 Waldorf, Md./Westlake 50 Nicole McCombs F Fr. 6-1 Richmond, Va./Manchester locker room is off limits to all members of 41 Brooke Cornish F So. 6-4 Collegeville, Pa./Archbishop Carroll the media. Post-game interviews will be accommodated in a designated area. All Pronunciation Guide requests for players and coaches following ANNA Karlsson Ah-nah the game should be directed to Britt Alison LUPARIELLO Lou - perry - el - oh Faulstick, assistant director of sports infor- Jennifer STJARNSTROM Starn - strum mation. Gabriela MARGINEAN Marr - JIN - E - in Nicole MCCOMBS Mick - combs Drexel Women’s Basketball 2006-07 Head Coach Denise Dillon The Denise Dillon File

Entering just her fourth season as head 2003-04 (10-18, 7-11 CAA) coach of Drexel's women's basketball team, Denise Dillon has already proven to be one -Defeated George Mason, ranked of the rising stars among coaches in the second in the CAA at home, 80-74 Colonial Athletic Association. Last season, in -Took CAA Tournament semifinalist a follow up to her 2004-05 CAA Coach of the Year campaign, Dillon became just the sec- VCU to overtime in tournament ond coach in Drexel history to lead the team -Set Drexel records for three-pointers to back-to-back winning seasons. After put- made and attempted in a season ting together its best-ever finish in confer- ence play in 2004-05, Drexel was a marked 2004-05 (19-10, 12-6 CAA) team last season. Dillon's squad rose to the -Led Drexel to its best CAA finish, challenge and closed out the season by win- 12-6 in third place ning nine of its final 14 games to finish with a 15-14 overall record and a 9-9 mark in con- -The team’s 19-10 record tied for the ference play. For a second straight season best mark in a decade and a half the Dragons also advanced to the quarterfinals of the CAA tournament. In 2005-06 Dillon's motion offense proved to be peerless in generating -Named CAA Co-Coach of the Year shooting opportunities from deep and keeping her team in close games. Led by sharpshooter Narissa Suber, who set or matched Drexel single-game, sin- -Defeated Old Dominion for the first gle-season and career records for three-point shooting, the Dragons knocked time in school history down the second-most three pointers in the history of the conference. The -Defeated St. Joe’s for the first time team also set a single-game record by knocking down 18 threes against Northeastern on February 17, 2006. Dillon had her squad clicking so effi- in school history ciently by the end of the season, that the Dragons defeated three of their last -Advanced to the semifinals of the four opponents by an average of just under 20 points. CAA tournament The tenacity displayed by Dillon's teams over the past three years is a reflection of their coach, whose work-ethic and determination as a player pro- -Team ranked in top 15 nationally in pelled her to greatness in her playing days at Villanova. From 1993-96 Dillon -to-turnover ratio started in the post for legendary coach Harry Perretta's Wildcats. She was a unanimous pick for the Big East All-Rookie Team in 1993 and followed that -Two of Dillon’s recruits landed on up with three All-Big East and All-Big 5 seasons on the Main Line. She was the All-CAA First Team and a third just the 12th player in Villanova history to reach the 1,000-point scoring made the All-Rookie Team mark in her career and finished with 1,355 points and 677 rebounds; both totals are among the Wildcats' all-time best. Perhaps her greatest honor as a -Held nine opponents below 50 player came on January 30, 2004 when the Big 5 inducted her points, a school record for defense into its Hall of Fame. Following her playing career, Dillon, who graduated with a degree in ele- 2005-06 (15-14, 9-9 CAA) mentary education, assumed an assistant coaching role for Perretta at -Finished with second consecutive Villanova from 1997-2001. During this time Dillon learned the intricacies of winning record, 15-14, became the teaching Perretta's vaunted motion offense, which she would later bring to second coach in school history to Drexel as a head coach. lead the team to back-to-back After eight years at Villanova, four as a player and four as a coach, Dillon came to University City to take an assistant coaching position at Drexel in winning seasons 2001. She helped with scouting, recruiting and coaching Drexel's forwards -Defeated two of the top four teams during her two years as an assistant. She helped to bring in post players in the conference to close out the Katrina Martin and Catherine Scanlon who were integral parts of the Dragons' success during her tenure and are two of Drexel’s all-time greats. season Dillon's hard work as an assistant came to fruition in 2003 when she -Advanced to the quarterfinals of the became just the fifth head coach in the history of Drexel women's basketball. CAA Tournament In just her second year leading the team Dillon took a squad picked to finish ninth in the preseason media poll to a best-ever third- place finish in confer- -Team set program records for three- ence play in 2004-05. With her first class of recruits in place, Dillon's team pointers made and attempted in a finished 19-10 that season including first-time wins over Philadelphia rival season and a single game Saint Joseph's and CAA Tournament Champion Old Dominion. she still has a great appreciation for the opportunities she's had along the -Team turned in best single-game way and the experiences that have molded her into the coach that she is defensive performance, holding today. As a coach she strives to give new generations of student-athletes a George Mason to 36 points in a similar opportunity to grow as an individual and as a teammate and to expe- rience the pride that comes with playing and winning as part of a team. Drexel win Dillon spoke at the National Constitution Center in Philadelphia on July 29, 2006 as part of a panel of experts discussing the social influence of women and minorities in sports. Drexel Women’s Basketball 2006-07 Team Facts Game Day Matchup Home Venue: Daskalakis Athletic Center Capacity: 2,500 Drexel lost a 55-52 nail-biter at Towson on Feb. 8. The Dragons Div. I Record: 314-349 (24 seasons) came back from a 29-18 deficit at halftime to take a one-point Conference: Colonial Athletic Association lead with five minutes left in the game. Narissa Suber scored her Head Coach: Denise Dillon (Villanova ‘96) 1,000th career point, appropriately, on a three-pointer. Freshman Career Record: 50-59 (2003-present) Gabriela Marginean put together her fourth career double-double Drexel Record: same with 16 points and a season-high 15 boards. After shooting just Asst. Coach: Amy Mallon (St. Joe’s ‘93) 20 percent in the first half on 6-for-30 shooting from the floor, Asst. Coach: Pam Durkin (Rider ‘97) the Dragons scored the first nine points of the second period and Asst. Coach: Trish Juhline (Villanova ‘03) kept the Tigers from ticking the scoreboard for nearly five min- 2005-06 Overall Record: 15-14 utes to start the half, trimming Towson’s lead to 29-28. The Conference Record (finish): 9-9 (seventh) Tigers pushed it back to seven points midway through the game CAA Tournament: 1-1, defeated Towson on a pair of free throws by Alis Freeman. But Narissa Suber’s 61-46, lost to James Madison in milestone three-pointer keyed a 10-2 run which gave the Dragons overtime, 53-51 a one-point lead, 45-44, on a pair of free throws by Kira Starters Returning (2): Karlstrom with 4:55 remaining. The game was nip and tuck from Narissa Suber (5-9, Jr., G) that point. Towson got two key jumpers from the wing to take a Nicole Hester (5-10, Jr., F) four-point lead under a minute. Karlstrom cut it to one on a quick Starters Lost (3): three-pointer off an offensive board, but time ran out on the rally. Catherine Scanlon (5-11, F) Drexel Profile VCU Profile Candice Williams (6-0, F) Leaders Leaders Jackie Falson (5-6, G) Points: Gabriela Marginean, 14.6 Points: Krystal Vaughn, 15.9 Newcomers (5): Rebounds: Gabriela Marginean, 7.1 Rebounds: Q. Hollingsworth, 9.3 Gabriela Marginean (6-1, Fr, F) Assists: Kira Karlstrom, 2.7 Assists: Michele Cosel, 2.9 Jennifer Stjarnstrom (6-2, Fr., F) Steals: Gabriela Marginean, 32 Steals: Michele Cosel, 30 Nicole McCombs (6-1, Fr., F) Blocks: Delise Johnson, 13 Blocks: Q. Hollingsworth, 28 Andrea Peterson (5-6, Jr., G) 3-Ptrs: Narissa Suber (62-190) 3-Ptrs: Michele Cosel (39-107) FT: Krystal Vaughn (83-117) Alison Lupariello (5-6, R-Fr., G) FT: Gabriela Marginean (101-119) Team Averages Team Averages Other Returners: Points: 55.2 Points: 63.6 Carly Golden (5-9, So., G) Rebounds: 32.4 Rebounds: 39.7 Anna Karlsson (6-1, Jr., F) Assists: 11.6 Assists: 14.4 Kelly Golden (5-9, So., G) Steals: 7.0 Steals: 7.5 Stacy McCullough (5-7, Jr. G) Turnovers: 16.5 Turnovers: 19.6 Delise Johnson (6-1, Jr., F) Blocks: 1.9 Blocks: 3.0 Kira Karlstrom (5-4, Sr., G) 3-Ptrs (%): 6.2 (32.1%) 3-Ptrs (%): 2.7 (29.1%) Anora Suber (5-9, Jr., F) FT%: 73.3% FT%: 63.1%

Virginia Commonwealth is looking to steady itself after losing four of its last five games in conference play. The Rams were the most recent victims of the CAA’s hottest team, nationally ranked Live Dragons James Madison. The Dukes cruised to a 76-63 victory over VCU on Catch Drexel women’s basketball live on Sunday. The Rams’ biggest offensive weapon, reigning conference the radio this season on WNTP 990AM Rookie of the Year Quanitra Hollingsworth dueled it out with and WFIL 560AM. The stations will com- Meredith Alexis in the post. Alexis came out on top, with a 26- bine to broadcast 10 selected Dragons’ point, 13- double double, while Hollingsworth paled in games this season throughout the comparison with 10 points and seven boards. The Rams stepped greater Philadelphia listening area. Join it up in the second half to outscore James Madison 40-35, but the Pat Delsi, Stephanie Mix and Beth Devine effort was not enough to overcome a cold-shooting, 23-point first for all the action this season. All broad- half. The Rams find themselves struggling after putting together casts will also be streamed live on three straight wins over UNC Wilmington, Northeastern and at www.drexeldragons.com. Track the Georgia State. VCU fell to Old Dominion, Towson and Delaware action online each home game with live before beating George Mason 57-54 on Feb. 4. The Rams have stats on www.drexeldragons.com.. been a streaky team all season, opening play with a six-game win- ning streak before dropping four straight and sandwiching two three-game skids around a three-game winning streak. Drexel Women’s Basketball 2006-07 25 Years of Drexel in Div. I The Colonial Athletic Association Milestones... Nov. 26, 1982 - First Div. I victory, 63-57 over Standings (as of 2-10-07) Cornell in the team’s first game as an NCAA Overall CAA Division I program. W L Pct. Stk. W L Pct. Dec. 7, 1982 - Dragons defeat legendary 1. JMU 21 2 .913 W13 12 0 1.000 Immaculata team 64-62 to go 4-0 in its first four 2. Delaware 20 3 .870 W4 11 1 .917 games in Div. I. 3. ODU 14 8 .636 W2 10 1 .909 1982-83 - Drexel’s first winning season, finish- 4. Hofstra 17 6 .739 W1 7 5 .583 ing 15-14 in its first year as a Div. I program. 5. Towson 16 6 .727 W2 7 5 .583 6. W&M 14 9 .609 L2 6 6 .500 Ethelda Makoid - Drexel’s first All-Conference 7. Ga. State 14 9 .609 W1 6 6 .500 First Team selection, after the 1982-83 season she was also named ECC Rookie of the Year. 8. VCU 11 11 .500 L1 4 8 .333 9. UNCW 7 15 .318 L2 3 8 .273 March 3, 1986 - First conference tournament 10. GMU 8 14 .364 L4 2 10 .167 victory, 70-65 vs. Hofstra in the first round of the East Coast Conference Tournament. 11. NeU 3 20 .130 L7 2 10 .167 12. Drexel 6 17 .261 L1 1 11 .083 March 5, 1988 - Drexel win its first conferenc championship, defeating Lafayette 56-54 to win the ECC Tournament, Dragons finished with a This Week's Games Last Week's Results 19-9 record. Feb. 25, 1989 - Legendary coach Lil Haas col- Feb. 6 Feb. 1 lects her 100th NCAA Div. I coaching victory, 60- James Madison 80, Longwood 42 Georgia State 87, Towson 81 58 over Rider in the last regular-season game of Delaware 82, VCU 51 the year. Feb. 7 Drexel 50 William & Mary 75 March 4, 1990 - Dragons win their 22nd game William & Mary 56, Hofstra 62 ODU 50, #25 James Madison 79 of the year, 74-62 over Lafayette, giving the Hofstra 72, Northeastern 63 team its winningest season ever. Drexel would Feb. 8 Geroge Mason 58, UNCW 59 finish 22-7 overall and 13-1 in conference play. #25 James Madison 76, VCU 63 Jan. 31, 1992 - Drexel defeats Hartford, 47-40 UNCW 57, Georgia State 61 Feb. 4 for first victory over a North Atlantic Conference Drexel 52, Towson 55 UNCW 48, Drexel 51 Opponent after switching conferences that sea- ODU 89, Northeastern 75 Georgia State 66, Delaware 82 son. Delaware 76, George Mason 58 VCU 57, George Mason 54 Old Dominion 69, Hofstra 62 Dec. 4, 1992 - New Head Coach Kristen Foley #25 James Madison 72, W&M 59 picks up first win, 82-67 at Penn. Feb. 11 Delaware at ODU (CN8) 1:00 Northeastern 63, Towson 68 Dec. 21, 1996 - Head Coach Kevin Murphy picks VCU at Drexel 1:00 up first win, 69-66 over Long Island. He would William & Mary at UNCW 2:00 lead the Dragons to a 9-9 conference record in Northeastern & #25 JMU 2:00 their first season in the America East Hofstra at George Mason 2:00 Conference. Towson at Georgia State 2:00 Nov. 21, 2000 - Head Coach Candace Crabtree gets her first coaching win, 73-63 over Rider. Crabtree would lead the Dragons to a 19-10 overall finish and its best EAC mark at 13-5. Dec. 2, 2003 - Denise Dillon’s first coaching vic- tory, 77-67 over Saint Peter’s. Feb. 6, 2005 - Drexel defeats Old Dominion for the first time ever, 71-68, for the program’s 300th Div. I victory.

March 10, 2005 - Drexel defeats George Mason 53-49 to advance to the semifinals of the CAA Tournament and post its best CAA finish at 12- 6, 19-10 overall. March 2005 - Denise Dillon named CAA Co- Coach of the Year, Drexel has two First Team All-Conference Selections for the first time ever: Catherine Scanlon and Katrina Martin. Women’s Basketball 2006-07 Drexel vs. VCU All-Time Series Last Meeting: Feb. 5, 2006 While Virginia Comonwealth holds a 7-4 advantage in the Richmond, Va. all-time series, three of Drexel’s four wins have been in the teams’ last three meetings. The Rams have not beaten Drexel 70, VCU 60 the Dragons since March. 4, 2004. The win came in Senior guard Jackie Falson exploded for 22 points on 3- Philadelphia and the Rams are 3-2 all-time in the DAC. for-6 shooting from deep and a 9-for-10 performance from the free-throw line which helped to seal Drexel’s vic- Date Home Visitor tory down the stretch. Forward Candice Williams added a season-high 16 points and played solid defense against 12/18/01 VCU 83 Drexel 70 towering CAA Rookie of the Year Quanitra Hollingsworth. 1/11/02 Drexel 75 VCU 89 Catherine Scanlon added 12 points and a team-high nine 1/10/02 VCU 79 Drexel 64 rebounds and Narissa Suber also scored 12 points, giving 1/26/03 Drexel 61 VCU 70 the Dragons four players in double figures. Hollingsworth 2/16/03 Drexel 63 VCU 55 compiled a 12-rebound, 12-point double-double for the 1/15/04 VCU 63 Drexel 53 Rams and led four players in double-figure scoring. 3/4/04 Drexel 61 VCU 64 Drexel shot 7-for-19 from deep, and converted 27 of 31 1/20/05 Drexel 64 VCU 56 free-throw attempts, which proved to be the difference in 2/6/05 VCU 46 Drexel 60 the game. The Rams shots just 22-for-62 from the floor 2/5/06 VCU 60 Drexel 70 and 2-for-13 from deep. Individual Game-By-Game Stats vs. VCU #2 Andrea Peterson TOTAL 3-PTS REBOUNDS Opponent Date GP-GS Min FG-A Pct 3FG-A Pct FT-A Pct Off Def Tot PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts VCU 0-0 #3 Carly Golden TOTAL 3-PTS REBOUNDS Opponent Date GP-GS Min FG-A Pct 3FG-A Pct FT-A Pct Off Def Tot PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts VCU 0-0 #4 Anna Karlsson TOTAL 3-PTS REBOUNDS Opponent Date GP-GS Min FG-A Pct 3FG-A Pct FT-A Pct Off Def Tot PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts VCU 02/06/05 1-0 5 1-1 1.000 1-1 1.000 0-0 .000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 #10 Kelly Golden TOTAL 3-PTS REBOUNDS Opponent Date GP-GS Min FG-A Pct 3FG-A Pct FT-A Pct Off Def Tot PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts VCU 0-0 #11 Alison Lupariello TOTAL 3-PTS REBOUNDS Opponent Date GP-GS Min FG-A Pct 3FG-A Pct FT-A Pct Off Def Tot PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts VCU 0-0 #12 Stacy McCullough TOTAL 3-PTS REBOUNDS Opponent Date GP-GS Min FG-A Pct 3FG-A Pct FT-A Pct Off Def Tot PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts VCU 1/20/05 1-0 11 1-2 .500 1-1 1.000 0-0 .000 0 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 1 3 02/06/05 1-0 5 0-2 .000 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Totals 2-0 16 1-4 .250 1-1 1.000 0-0 .000 0 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 1 3 Min Avg: 8.0 Reb Avg: 0.5 Pts Avg: 1.5 Ast Avg: 0.0 #14 Jennifer Stjarnstrom TOTAL 3-PTS REBOUNDS Opponent Date GP-GS Min FG-A Pct 3FG-A Pct FT-A Pct Off Def Tot PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts VCU 0-0

#22 Delise Johnson TOTAL 3-PTS REBOUNDS Opponent Date GP-GS Min FG-A Pct 3FG-A Pct FT-A Pct Off Def Tot PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts VCU 02/06/05 1-0 4 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 02/05/06 1-0 10 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 1 2 3 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 Totals 2-0 14 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 1 2 3 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 Min Avg: 7.0 Reb Avg: 1.5 Pts Avg: 0.0 Ast Avg: 0.0 Women’s Basketball 2006-07 Individual Game-By-Game Stats vs. VCU #23 Kira Karlstrom TOTAL 3-PTS REBOUNDS Opponent Date GP-GS Min FG-A Pct 3FG-A Pct FT-A Pct Off Def Tot PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts VCU 1/15/04 1-0 2 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1/20/05 1-1 30 2-7 .286 0-3 .000 4-4 1.000 0 3 3 3 0 2 2 0 4 8 02/06/05 1-1 22 5-9 .556 2-4 .500 0-0 .000 2 2 4 4 0 4 1 0 2 12 02/05/06 1-1 28 1-4 .250 0-0 .000 1-2 .500 0 6 6 3 0 2 0 0 1 3 Totals 4-3 72 8-20 .400 2-7 .286 5-6 .833 2 11 13 11 0 8 3 0 7 23 Min Avg: 18.0 Reb Avg: 3.3 Pts Avg: 5.8 Ast Avg: 2.0 #33 Narissa Suber TOTAL 3-PTS REBOUNDS Opponent Date GP-GS Min FG-A Pct 3FG-A Pct FT-A Pct Off Def Tot PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts VCU 1/20/05 1-1 40 3-11 .273 2-6 .333 5-6 .833 0 1 1 0 0 1 2 0 2 13 02/06/05 1-1 35 6-8 .750 4-6 .667 0-0 .000 0 6 6 2 0 2 4 0 2 16 02/05/06 1-1 40 4-13 .308 2-7 .286 2-2 1.000 0 3 3 2 0 3 3 0 0 12 Totals 3-3 115 13-32 .406 8-19 .421 7-8 .875 0 10 10 4 0 6 10 0 4 41 Min Avg: 38.3 Reb Avg: 3.3 Pts Avg: 13.7 Ast Avg: 2.0 #34 Anora Suber TOTAL 3-PTS REBOUNDS Opponent Date GP-GS Min FG-A Pct 3FG-A Pct FT-A Pct Off Def Tot PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts VCU 1/20/05 1-0 1 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 02/06/05 1-0 9 0-1 .000 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0 2 2 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 02/05/06 1-1 3 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 Totals 3-1 13 0-1 .000 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0 2 2 0 0 1 2 0 0 0 Min Avg: 4.3 Reb Avg: 0.7 Pts Avg: 0.0 Ast Avg: 0.3 #44 Gabriela Marginean TOTAL 3-PTS REBOUNDS Opponent Date GP-GS Min FG-A Pct 3FG-A Pct FT-A Pct Off Def Tot PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts VCU 0-0

#50 Nicole McCombs TOTAL 3-PTS REBOUNDS Opponent Date GP-GS Min FG-A Pct 3FG-A Pct FT-A Pct Off Def Tot PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts VCU 0-0 Women’s Basketball 2006-07 Suber Shooter... Suber Reaches 1,000-Point Mark At Drexel Narissa Suber became the 16th player in Drexel history to reach Single Game Records the 1,000-point mark for her career. She reached the benchmark 3-Pt. FGA at Towson on Feb. 8, 2007. In just her third season with the team, 15, Narissa Suber v. Siena (11/29/06) Suber already owns all of the school’s three-point shooting 15, Narissa Suber v. Lehigh (11/26/06) 3-Pt. FG records and she appropriately scored her 1,000th point on a 8, Narissa Suber v. Delaware (2/24/06) three-pointer. Suber’s milestone bucket came at the 9:56 mark in Season Records the second half, she finished with five points in the game and 3-Pt. FGA now has 1,001 career points, ranking her 15th all-time. She is also 215, Narissa Suber (2005-06) currently ranked 10th all-time in career scoring average at 12.4 3-Pt. FG points per game. Suber is also tied for fourth all-time in free- 87, Narissa Suber (2005-06) throw shooting accuracy. She is 149-for-195 from the charity Career Records stripe in her career for .764 percent accuracy. 3-Pt. FGA 1. 594, Narissa Suber (2004-present) 3-Pt. FG 1. 221, Narissa Suber (2004-present) Reaching CAA Milestones 3-Pt. FG% 1. .372, Narissa Suber (2004-present) Narissa Suber knocked down her 200th career three-pointer on Thursday, Jan. 11, 2007 against Hofstra. This made Suber just the In the CAA seventh player in the history of the CAA to drain 200 career three-pointers. Suber’s three treys against UNC Wilmington on Single Game Records Feb. 4 moved her into sole possession of fourth place on the 3-Pt. FGA CAA’s all-time three-pointers list. Suber is already ranked sixth 5. 15, Narissa Suber (Drexel vs. Siena) (11/29/06) all-time in career three-point attempts and she is on pace to chal- 15, Narissa Suber (Drexel vs. Lehigh) lenge the all-time record which was recently re-set by Hofstra’s (11/26/06) Cigi McCollin, who currently has 739. McCollin is the only other 3-Pt. FG active player on the all-time three-pointers attempted and made 2. 8, Narissa Suber, Drexel v. UDel lists. Suber is well within reach of both records with one more (2/24/06) season left to play in her Drexel career. Season Records 3-Pt. FGA 4. 215, Narissa Suber, Drexel, 2005-06 3-Pt. FG Suber’s Shooting Success 5. 87, Narissa Suber, Drexel, 2005-06 Narissa Suber has quickly shot her way into Drexel’s all-time record books after serving as Drexel’s primary three-point shoot- Career Records ing threat during the past two seasons. Coming into the season, 3-Pt. FGA Suber owned all but one of Drexel’s three-point shooting records. 1. 739, Cigi McCollin (Hofstra) 2003-present 2. 712, Julie Jones (UR), 1988-92 On Dec. 3, 2006, seven games into the season, Suber moved past 3. 651, Aubrey Eblin (ODU), 1996-99 Bridget Scanlan in career three-point attempts, claiming the last 4. 631, Keri Chaconas (GMU), 1992-96 long-distance record. This season she also re-set her own mark 5. 622, Jen Surlas (GMU), 1998-2001 for three-pointers attempted in a game when she launched 15 6. 598, Narissa Suber (Drexel), 2003-pres. shots from deep at Lehigh on Nov. 26, 2006. She matched the new 7. 554, Justine Allpress (ECU), 1993-97 mark just three days later in the team’s next game, at Siena on 8. 549, Cyndy Wilks (VCU), 2000-04 Nov. 29, 2006. 9. 515, Yolanda Settles (WM), 1992-96 10. 492, Allyson Keener (JMU), 1999-02 Karlstrom All-Time 3-Pt. FG 1. 309, Julie Jones (UR), 1988-92 Just behind Narissa Suber in career free-throw shooting accuracy 2. 258, Cigi McCollin (Hofstra), 2003-06 is her backcourt mate Kira Karlstrom. Drexel’s lone senior this 3. 250, Aubrey Eblin (ODU), 1996-99 year, Karlstrom is 130-for-169 in her career for a .769 free-throw 4. 222, Narissa Suber (Drexel), 2003-06 shooting percent which is good enough for sixth-place all-time at 5. 218, Keri Chaconas (GMU), 1992-96 Drexel. Karlstrom has started at point guard intermittently during 6. 213, Jen Surlas (GMU), 1998-2001 the past three seasons. She has made the most of her time run- 7. 201, Jen Sobota (WM), 2000-03 ning the team, however, and is currently ranked 12th all-time in career assists with 190 dishes. Women’s Basketball 2006-07 Drexel’s Record When... Tale of the Treys Home 3-8 The Dragons’ offense in the Denise Dillon era tends to open a lot Away 3-9 of three-point opportunities, and the team’s long-range shooters Leading at halftime 3-2 Trailing at halftime 3-15 are taking advantage. Last season Drexel ranked first in the con- Tied at halftime 0-0 ference in three-pointers attempted and made. The team generat- In overtime 2-0 ed more offense from three-pointers than any other team in the Shooting better than 50% 0-0 conference. Drexel was only out-shot from deep twice last season. Shooting 40-49.9% 2-3 Nearly 38 percent of Drexel’s total attempts were three- Shooting 30-39.9% 4-9 pointers and 36 percent of all field goals made were from beyond Shooting below 30% 0-5 the arc. Opponent shoots better than 50% 1-4 Opponent shoots 40-49.9% 1-8 In 2006-07 the Dragons have continuted their long-range shooting Opponent shoots 30-39.9% 4-4 Opponent shoots below 30% 0-0 trends, ranking among the top teams in the conference in three- Outrebounding opponent 0-7 pointers attempted and made, and offense generated by the Opponent outrebounds Drexel 6-10 three-pointer. Narissa Suber is ranked nationally in three-pointers Dragons have more offensive rebounds 2-8 per game. Anora Suber and Alison Lupariello have become dan- Opponent has more offensive rebounds 4-8 gerous outside shooters as well this season. Both are ranked Committing more turnovers 2-8 among the top 20 in the conference in three-pointers per game Opponent commits more turnovers 4-8 making Drexel the only team with three players in the top 20. As Scoring more than 60 points 4-2 a team, the Dragons are averaging nearly three-point attempts per Opponent scores 60 or less 3-4 game almost two three-pointers more than the next closest team Making five or more three-pointers 6-12 Making fewer than five three-pointers 0-5 and generates more than 32 percent of its offense from the three- Three players reach double-figure scoring 4-5 pointer. William & Mary is the only other team close to Drexel’s three-point out-put. Drexel’s largest lead in a win - 15 vs. American (won 61-58) Drexel’s largest lead in a loss Three-Pointers Made Three-Pointers Attempted - 6 vs. William & Mary (lost 48-43) G Tot. Avg. G Tot. Avg. 1.William & Mary 23 148 6.4 1. Drexel 23 442 19.2 Drexel’s largest deficit overcome in a win 2. Drexel 23 142 6.2 2. William & Mary 23 401 17.4 - 15 vs. UNCW 2/4 (won 51-48) 3. Northeastern 23 119 5.2 3. Northeastern 23 347 15.1 4. George Mason 22 99 4.5 4. George Mason 22 328 14.9 Drexel’s largest deficit in a loss 5. Georgia State 23 103 4.5 5. Old Dominion 22 299 13.6 - 35 vs. Old Dominion 1/21 (48-83), lost 51-83 6. Old Dominion 22 97 4.4 6. Georgia State 23 307 13.3 Drexel’s largest halftime lead 7. Hofstra 23 98 4.3 7. Towson 22 290 13.2 - 4 vs. Siena (34-30), won 69-66 in overtime 8. James Madison 23 92 4.0 8. Hofstra 23 296 12.9 9. Delaware 23 79 3.4 9. James Madison 23 259 11.3 Drexel’s largest halftime deficit 10. Towson 22 72 3.3 10. Delaware 23 239 10.4 - 21 vs. William & Mary 2/1 (22-43), lost 75-50 11. UNCW 22 65 3.0 11. UNCW 22 231 10.5 Most points in first half 12. VCU 22 59 2.7 12. VCU 22 203 9.2 - 35 vs. JMU, lost 84-63 Most points in second half - 40 vs. Lehigh, won 62-55 Pct. of Shots that are 3s Pct. of Offense From 3ptr Individual most points in first half Tot. 3pt. Pct. Tot. by 3 Pct. - 13 Narissa Suber vs. James Madison 1. Drexel 1220 442 .362 1. Drexel 1269 426 .336 2. William & Mary 1231 401 .326 2. William & Mary 1397 444 .318 Individual most points in second half 3. George Mason 1169 328 .281 3. Northeastern 1414 357 .252 - 20 Narissa Suber vs. Lehigh 4. Northeastern 1289 347 .269 4. George Mason 1263 297 .235 Individual most points in overtime 5. Old Dominion 1334 299 .224 5. Georgia State 1574 309 .196 - 11 Narissa Suber vs. Monmouth 6. Towson 1303 290 .223 6. Hofstra 1509 294 .195 7. Georgia State 1303 290 .223 7. Old Dominion 1528 291 .190 Individual most rebounds in first half 8. Hofstra 1348 296 .220 8. JMU 1690 276 .163 - 6 Delise Johnson vs. Old Dominion 9. UNCW 1125 231 .205 9. UNCW 1219 195 .160 - 6 Nicole McCombs vs. Mount St. Mary’s 10. JMU 1390 259 .186 10. Towson 1412 216 .153 Individual most rebounds in second half 11. Delaware 1380 239 .173 11. Delaware 1606 237 .148 - 15 Kira Karlstrom vs. La Salle 12. VCU 1254 203 .162 12. VCU 1399 177 .127 Women’s Basketball 2006-07

Top Five 5-5ers In the Nation Karlstrom Plays Big Player (School) Ht. R Avg At 5-foot-4, Karlstrom is the shortest player on the team and one 1. Kira Karlstrom (Drexel) 5-4 133 5.8 of the shortest in the conference, but she is also one of the 2. Marisah Henderson (BSU) 5-3 109 5.0 team’s hardest working rebounders. She is currently second on 3. Kristen Chaney (So. Miss). 5-4 118 4.9 the team in rebounding, averaging 5.8 boards per game. She has 4. LeKeisia Gray (TX-Pan Am.) 5-4 94 3.9 5. Cintia Johnson (Syracuse) 5-4 88 3.8 133 on the season and is also second on the team with 56 offen- 6. Katherine Plummer (NichollsSt) 5-4 53 3.8 sive rebounds and 77 defensive boards. She has reached double- 7. Kadina Baldwin (Win.-Salem) 5-4 100 3.7 digit rebounding totals in three games this season. In Drexel’s 8. Taylor Richards (Utah) 5-4 78 3.7 Dec. 9 game against La Salle Karlstrom pulled down a career-high 9. Shannon Carlisle (Howard) 5-4 77 3.7 16 rebounds, 15 in the second half and nine on the offensive 10. Erica White (LSU) 5-3 86 3.6 glass. This is the most boards by a Dragon in more than half a 11. Jereica Hughes (UTEP) 5-3 76 3.5 decade. The last time a Drexel player grabbed more than 15 12. Alaina Lee (Murray State) 5-3 73 3.5 rebounds was on Nov. 20, 2001 when Katrina Martin had 20 13. Shay Rollins (San Francisco) 5-4 72 3.4 rebounds against Rider. 14. Shantae Robinson (Ala. State) 5-2 49 3.3 15. Renita Dobbins (Cent. Ark.) 5-4 63 3.2 16. Andrea Reed (Wagner) 5-4 43 3.2 Karlstrom is the top sub 5-foot-5 rebounder in the nation There 17. Jamie Hagiya (USC) 5-4 70 3.0 are 92 players in the NCAA who are listed as shorter than 65 18. Sade Cunningham (N. Ariz) 5-4 68 3.0 inches. Karlstrom’s 5.8 rebounds-per-game average is the best 19. Charlotte Otero (Idaho) 5-3 67 3.0 among players of her height. Her next closest peer is Marisah 20. Tiffany Davis (Elon) 5-3 69 2.9 Henderson who is a 5-foot-3 freshman at Birmingham Southern The NCAA’s 5-foot-5 Distribution and had ranked as high as 10th in the Big South conference in Conference (Number players) rebounding this seaons. Henderson currently averages 5.0 Southland (18) rebounds per game. Southwestern (15) Western Athletic (13) As the lone senior on the team this year, Kira Karlstrom has been Conference USA (12) charged with running the Dragons’ offense. While she had made Big West (11) 37 starts coming into the season, Karlstrom has never begun a Mid-Eastern (11) season as the starting point guard. This year she has quickly set- Sun Belt (10) tled into this leadership position. She leads the team in assists Atlantic Sun (10) Metro Atlantic (9) and is ranked among the top 20 in the conference in assists per Colonial (9) game. Karlstrom matched or topped her career high for assists in Mid-American (8) six games this season. She dished out eight assists against Mid-Continent (8) Monmouth, a new career high and the most for a Dragon since Pacific 10 (8) Jackie Falson did it on Feb. 19, 2006. One of her best performanc- Atlantic 10 (8) es of the year came against Siena when she scored a season-high Big 12 (7) 13 points, dished out a career-high six assists and grabbed eight Missouri Valley (7) rebounds, including a big defensive board at the end of regula- Big Sky (6) tion. Ivy (6) Ohio Valley (6) Patriot (6) Southern (6) Big South (5) Collecting on Free Throws Northeast (5) Drexel is consistently collecting from the charity stripe this sea- Atlantic Coast (4) son. The Dragons are shooting .733 from the foul line, which is Mountain West (4) West Coast (4) second-best in the conference. Drexel has made 269 of its 367 Big East (3) free-throw attempts this season. Individually, Narissa Suber is Big Ten (3) ranked ninth in the conference in free-throw shooting accuracy. Horizon (3) She is shooting 76.6 percent from the stripe and has missed just Southeastern (3) 15 free throws all season. Suber started the year on a tear, mak- America East (2) ing her first 16 attempts from the free-throw line before missing. Independants Freshman Gabriela Marginean is ranked fourth in the conference Winston-Salem (3) at 84.9 percent. The rookie is 101 of 119 from the line this sea- Longwood (2) son, she leads the team in free-throw attempts and saw a run of Texas Pan-Am (2) 17 consecutive free throws come to an end against Hofstra on UC Davis (2) Chicago State (1) Jan. 11, 2007. Women’s Basketball 2006-07 Rookies on the Right Track 2006-07 CAA Drexel’s talented crop of young players have blossomed early this Rookies of the Week season. Three of the CAA’s first six Rookie of the Week selections Nov. 13 - Shanae Baker-Brice, Towson have been Dragons this season. This is the first time since joining Nov. 20 -Gabriela Marginean, Drexel the conference that Drexel has had three different players earn Nov. 27 - Shanae Baker-Brice, Towson Rookie of the Week honors. Gabriela Marginean, a freshman from Dec. 4 - Nicole McCombs, Drexel Cluj-Napoca, Romania via Mt. de Chantal Academy in West Dec. 11 - Sam Brigham, Hofstra Virginia, earned the honor in just her second week as a Dragon. Dec. 18 - Alison Lupariello, Drexel She recorded two consecutive double-doubles, against Loyola and Dec. 26 - Kateema McLean, Northeastern Temple, and led the Dragons in scoring that week. Marginean gar- Jan. 2 - Shanae Baker-Brice, Towson nered her second Rookie of the Week award on Feb. 5, 2007, after Jan. 9 - Danyiell McKeller, Georgia State leading the Dragons to their first conference win of the season. Jan. 15 - RaShay Rawls, Georgia State She averaged 19.5 points and five rebounds in a pair of games Jan. 22 - Shanae Baker-Brice, Towson that week. Marginean pulled down a season-high 15 rebounds Jan. 29 - Greta Luksyte, UNC Wilmington against Towson to compile her fourth double-double of the sea- Feb. 5 - Gabriela Marginean, Drexel son with 16 points and 15 boards, she scored 10 and collected 10 - Tabitha David, Georgia State caroms in the second half alone. Marginean is currently leading the team in points, rebounds and steals. With her 20-point per- Drexel’s Best Rookie Years formance against UNC Wilmington, Marginean became just the Points Player Total Avg. eighth rookie in Drexel history to score 300 points. 1. Katrina Martin (2001-02) 479 16.5 Nicole McCombs, is another quality player from Virginia, the 2. Kim Koschineg (1995-96) 396 14.1 state Drexel tapped for the talented Suber sisters, who has 3. Kitty Dougherty (1986-87) 368 13.6 become a physical presense in the post for the Dragons. 4. Barbara Yost (1984-85) 366 14.1 McCombs saw her first steady playing time at Siena on Nov. 29 Debbie Lynn (1989-90) 366 12.6 and responded with 13 points and nine rebounds while helping 6. Jessica Copskey (2001-02) 361 12.4 the Dragons to an overtime victory on the road. She made her 7. Gabriela Marginean (2006-07) 335 14.6 first start of the season against Delaware and rose to the occasion 8. Jen MacNeil (1994-95) 316 11.7 once again with a team-leading 20 points and eight rebounds. 9. Maureen Michaels (1996-97) 294 10.5 10. Narissa Suber (2004-05) 290 10.0 McCombs bowled over defenders in the post, drawing fouls on 11. Michelle Maslowski (1997-98) 270 9.6 four made layups and converting the resulting free-throws for 12. Jen Webster (1993-94) 256 9.5 four three-point plays. She is currently third on the team in scor- 13. Leslie Reiner (1991-92) 242 8.6 ing and rebounds and second in blocks. 14. Gina Minicscalo (1984-85) 226 8.7 Alison Lupariello, a redshirt freshman from Cincinnati, Ohio, won 15. Catherine Scanlon (2002-03) 225 7.8 the award on Dec. 19 after a career-best 15-point performance in 16. Ann Fitzpatrick (1989-90) 222 7.7 Drexel’s overtime victory against Monmouth. Lupariello shot 6- 17. Amy Freitick (1988-89) 189 7.3 for-8 from the floor and 3-for-5 from deep. She is currently sec- 18. Joyce Moffett (1985-86) 180 6.9 ond on the team in three-point shooting, at 38.7 percent (12-for- 19. Tiffany Davis (1993-94) 147 5.7 20. Mikki Miller (1996-97) 146 6.6 21), and third in scoring, averaging 6.9 points per game. Career Statistics Rebounds Player Total Avg. Player GP/GS Pts. Reb. Ast. Stl. Blk. 1. Katrina Martin (2001-02) 295 10.2 33 Narissa Suber 81/81 1,001 235 141 88 8 2. Jen MacNeil (1994-95) 259 9.6 23 Kira Karlstrom 95/59 453 354 190 75 3 3. Ann Fitzpatrick (1989-90) 233 8.0 24 Nicole Hester 55/40 356 238 123 81 26 4. Karen Sollanek (1984-85) 214 8.2 44 Gabriela Marginean 23/23 335 164 23 32 4 5. Catherine Scanlon (2002-03) 188 6.5 6. Gabriela Marginean (2006-07) 164 7.1 34 Anora Suber 68/17 173 82 53 25 2 7. Michelle Maslowski (1997-98) 160 5.7 22 Delise Johnson 65/4 141 159 21 21 21 Debbie Lynn (1989-90) 160 5.5 50 Nicole McCombs 21/10 124 82 6 20 5 9. LaTasha Rice (1993-94) 158 6.1 11 Alison Lupariello 23/0 103 25 25 6 2 10. Kitty Dougherty (1986-87) 148 5.5 2 Andrea Peterson 14/12 64 18 35 11 0 11. Joyce Moffett (1985-86) 141 5.4 14 Jen Stjarnstrom 19/3 42 30 6 9 11 12. Barb Alexander (1985-86) 120 4.6 12 Stacy McCullough 24/0 30 10 9 7 0 13. Mikki Miller (1996-97) 112 5.1 10 Kelly Golden 21/2 32 23 13 6 1 14. Kim Koschineg (1995-96) 107 3.8 4 Anna Karlsson 29/3 29 13 5 2 1 Jessica Copskey (2001-02) 107 3.7 3 Carly Golden 15/0 25 7 9 4 0 Women’s Basketball 2006-07 On the CAA Leaderboard Good Start For Gabi Scoring Freshman forward Gabriela Marginean has had a fortuitous start Player Rank No. to her Drexel career thus far. The 6-foot-1 Romanian import has Gabriela Marginean 8th 14.6 already been named CAA Rookie of the Week twice this season. Narissa Suber 17th 12.7 She put together back-to-back double-doubles against Loyola and Rebounding Temple in her second and third games as a Dragon, respectively. Gabriela Marginean 15th 7.1 This is the first time since the 2002-03 season a freshman has recorded back-to-back twin two-digit tallies, when Catherine Free-Throw Percent Scanlon did it while compiling nine that season. After her second Gabriela Marginean 4th .849 straight double-double, against Temple, Marginean was named the Narissa Suber 14th .766 CAA’s Rookie of the Week. She is currently ranked in the confer- ence’s top 10 in scoring and rebounds. Against Lehigh, in the 3-Point Field Goal Percent team’s first win of the season, Marginean displayed her defensive Narissa Suber 6th .326 prowess by swiping five steals, which is the most for a Dragon 3-Point Field Goals Made since Nicole Hester did it in Drexel’s upset of Old Dominion at the Narissa Suber 3rd 2.70 end of the 2004-05 season. The freshman currently leads the Anora Suber 12th 1.26 team in scoring, rebounds and steals, she is second on the team in minutes played and free-throw shooting. Against Siena, Offensive Rebounds Gabriela Marginean 10th 3.04 Marginean scored Drexel’s first 12 points to keep the Dragons alive after the Saints jumped out to a 13-0 lead. In the team’s Minutes Played CAA game against William & Mary, Marginean was a force on the Narissa Suber 1st 37.3 boards, grabbing 14 caroms, eight of them offensive. Drexel in the CAA Double Trouble Scoring: 12th 55.2 Twin sisters Anora and Narissa Suber are one of 20 sets of sisters Scoring Defense: 8th 63.6 playing on the same team this season. Both Subers in the starting Scoring Margin: 11th -8.4 lineup for the Dragons this season. Anora started in the first 10 Free-Throw Percentage: 2nd .733 games of the season at the forward position after making just Field-Goal %: 12th .352 four career starts in her previous two seasons. She set a career- high mark with 15 points against Georgia State on Jan. 28 after Field-Goal % Def.: 11th .436 setting and surpassing her previous career highs in in scoring this 3-Point Field Goal %: 8th .321 season. She was 5-for-6 from deep in the contest. Anora’s three- 3-Point Field Goal % Def.: 9th .323 point shooting has given the Dragons a dual threat to go along Rebounding: 11th 32.4 with her Sister Narissa, who is the team’s leading returning scorer Rebounding Margin: 11th -3.8 and holds all of Drexel’s three-point shooting records. Anora Blocked Shots: 11th 1.91 knocked down four treys against La Salle and American this sea- Assists: 10th 11.57 son and five against Georgia State. Anora is currently second on Steals: 12th 6.96 the team in three-point shooing percentage at 32 percent and is Turnover Margin: 7th -1.35 second in three-pointers made behind Narissa who has more than Assist-to-Turnover Ratio: 8th 0.70 50 this season. Narissa is currently ranked third in the CAA and Offensive Rebounds: 11th 11.96 10th in the nation in three-pointers per game and is closing in on Defensive Rebounds: 12th 20.43 CAA records for long-distance shooting proficiency and accuracy. 3-Point Field Goals Made: 2nd 6.17 She’s Going the Distance Narissa Suber has been Drexel’s most durable player throughout the past two seasons, she has led the team in minutes played and started every game over the past two seasons. This season she is averaging 37.2 minutes per game and has played every minute in six of Drexel’s games this season. She has also played in excess of the full 40 minutes on two occasions, both of Drexel’s overtime games. She leads the conference minutes per game, by nearly a five-minute margin over the next closest player. As a freshman she averaged just over 35 minutes per game and as a sophomore, last season, she played a little over 37 minutes per contest. Women’s Basketball 2006-07 Stopping the Slide Guarding the Ball Drexel’s win over UNC Wilmington on Feb. 4, 2007 was the Drexel committed a season-low six Dragons’ first conference win this season but it was also signifi- turnovers against Towson on Feb. 8, cant because it stopped what had been a nine-game losing skid 2007. Although the Dragons lost the for the team. One more loss would have matched the longest los- close 55-52 contest, Drexel took care of ing streaks in the program’s history. The Dragons dropped 10 the ball against the Tigers, who came in straight games in the 1992-93 season and also in the 1999-2000 to the game ranked third in the nation in season. The victory, which was aired live on Comcast SportsNet, steals. Towson was averaging 14.2 steals marked the second time in as many seasons that the Dragons per game. Drexel was averaging just over have won their lone regular-season televised game. Last year 17 turnovers per contest, but the Drexel romped over Hofstra 69-46 on Feb. 26, 2006, also on Dragons rose to the challenge. Junior Comcast SportsNet. guard Andrea Peterson handed out a The Dragons were able to bounce back from a 15-point first-half career-high tying six assists without com- deficit by knocking down three consecutive three-pointers to cut mitting a turnover and freshman the Seahawks’ lead to just six points at the half. Drexel launched Gabriela Marginean, who reached her sea- into a 20-3 run about five minutes into the second period to take son high for rebounds in the contest, a commanding 48-39 lead. Jennifer Stjarnstrom solidified the also distributed a personal-best four Dragons’ frontline defense with a pair of blocks. On offense, Kira assists against just one turnover. The Karlstrom settled the team while handing out six assists. She solid ball handling gave the Dragons a knocked down a pair of long three-pointers in the game to rally chance to pull out the game down the the Dragons. Gabriela Marginean asserted herself to score 16 of stretch, but Towson knocked down two her game-high 20 points in the second half. She converted two long jumpshots from the wing in the three-point plays to help stave off would-be Seahawks comebacks. final minute to edge the Dragons by just UNC Wilmington still managed to chip away at the lead by getting three points in the teams’ second meet- to the free-throw line. The Dragons also left the door open by ing of the season. missing the front end of three one-and-one free-throw opporuni- ties. But Kira Karlstrom came up with a big of a UNCW inbounds pass at mid-court to seal the victory in the closing sec- onds. New Hall of Famer Women’s Basketball in the Drexel Athletics Hall of Fame On Saturday, Feb. 3, 2007, Leslie Reiner became the newest Drexel women’s basketball legend to be inducted into the Drexel Athletics Hall of Fame. Reiner starred as a guard at Drexel from Player (years at Drexel) Induction 1992-95. She was the team’s top scorer as a junior and senior and Class led the team in assists from her sophomore through senior years. Helen Callas Reiner (1954-57) 1976 She was named to the North Atlantic Conference All-Rookie Team Barbara Boyle Sullivan (1955-58) 1977 in 1992 and became Drexel’s first All-NAC First Team selection as Marion Layton Lloyd (1960-63) 1978 a junior in 1994. She closed out her senior season with the sec- ond-highest career scoring average in the program’s history and a Carol Wurster Hyon (1963-66) 1981 Second Team All-NAC selection. Olga Assante Fort (1930-34) 1985 Reiner is currently ranked seventh all-time in scoring, third in Janet Lamon Ciocciola (1964-66) 1986 assists and second in free throws made and attempted. On Dec. Eileen Shaughnessy-Kheun (1977-80) 1988 18, 1994 she set a school record by converting 16 free throws Jeanmarie Williams Lee (1981-84) 1990 against Fairleigh Dickinson, which still stands as the high mark Undefeated 1965-67 Team 1996 for free throws in a single game. Reiner is the 14th individual women’s basketball player to be inducted into the Drexel Louisa Willcox Sweeney (1952-53) 1996 Athletics Hall of Fame. She joins a group that includes Olga Carol Pellicano (1982-83) 1997 Assante Fort, Barbara Boyle Sullivan, Helen Callas Reiner, Lillian Barbara Yost (1985-88) 2001 Haas, Janet Lamon Ciocciola, Marion Layton Lloyd, Carol Pellicano, Coach Lillian Haas (1962-93) 2004 Debbie Ponist, Eileen Shaughnessy-Kheun, Louisa Wilcox Sweeney, Debbie Ponist (1987-90) 2004 Jeanmarie Williams Lee, Carol Wurster Hyon, Barbara Yost and the Leslie Reiner (1992-95) 2007 undefeated 1965-67 women’s team. Women’s Basketball 2006-07 Johnson Siezes Opportunity ‘06-07 Season Highlights After serving as reserve forward for the past two seasons, junior -Nov. 12, Nov. 17 Delise Johnson got her first career start on Jan. 11, 2007 against Gabriela Marginean compiles back-to- Hofstra. Her second starting opportunity came on Jan. 14 at back double-doubles against Loyola James Madison. Johnson made the most of this opportunity, can- and Temple, marking the first time a ning five jumpers for 10 points in the contest for a season-high rookie had achieved this feat since 10 points. In 22 minutes of play, she also grabbed four rebounds, Catherine Scanlon did it in 2002-03. dished out an assist and snared one steal to help the Dragons keep the game close at the start. -Nov. 20 Marginean named CAA Rookie of the Rebounding Oddity Week. While the Dragons are not among the top 10 offensive rebouding teams in the conference, averaging just under 13 offensive boards -Nov. 26 per contest, the team has still managed to gather more offensive Dragons pick up first win of the rebounds than defensive boards in three contests this season. The season over Lehigh, 62-55, as Narissa rebounding anomolies occurred against Penn, on Dec. 21, 2006, Suber explodes for 26 points. American, on Dec. 30, 2006 and William & Mary, on Jan. 4, 2007. The Dragons grabbed a season-high 25 offensive boards agains -Nov. 29 the Tribe, while snaring 23 on the defensive glass. Gabriela Drexel picks up second straight win, Marginean snared eight of her season-high 14 rebounds on the coming from behind to beat Siena in offensive glass. Nicole McCombs also grabbed five of her nine overtime in Albany, N.Y. Freshman rebounds off of offensive caroms. One contributor to this phe- Nicole McCombs turns in 13-point, nomenon is likely the Dragons’ sub-standard shooting this sea- nine-rebond performance. Marginean son. Drexel is shooting just 34.5 percent from the field on aver- scores the first 12 points of the game age, generating the fourth-most missed field goals (753) in the for Drexel to keep the Dragons in the conference. On average the Dragons miss just over 35 shots per game after a slow start. game, giving them, on average, the fifth most opportunities for offensive rebounds from field-goal misses in the CAA. -Dec. 4 Nicole McCombs named CAA Rookie Historic Defensive Break Down of the Week after 20-point Drexel’s deliberate offensive pace and zone defense during the performance against Delaware and Denise Dillon era have produced some of the best defensive num- 13-point, nine-rebound performance bers in the history of the program. Two years ago the Dragons set at Siena. a program record for having the stingiest defense, allowing just 54.4 points per game. Last season Drexel allowed just 57.9 points -Dec. 16 per contest. The Dragons have held opponents to less than 60 Dragons earn second overtime win of points in 55 contests over the past three years. While the Dragons the season, over Monmouth. Narissa have not been as effective defensively this season, the team is Suber scores a career-high 28 points still ranked seventh in the conference in scoring defense allowing and takes over in the extra period, just over 62 points per game. This is why the Dragons’ 84-63 loss scoring 11 points in five minutes. to James Madison stood out in stark contrast to the team’s defen- sive prowess. Prior to the Jan. 18, 2007 loss to the Dukes, Drexel -Dec. 18 had not allowed an opponent to score more than 80 points since Alison Lupariello named Drexel’s Nov. 29, 2002 in a 83-95 loss at Bucknell, a span of four years, third different CAA Rookie of the one month and 19 days. During this time, Drexel played in 129 Week after scoring a career-high 15 contests without yeilding more than 80 points. points against Monmouth. A Golden Opportunity -Dec. 28, Dec. 30 Sophomore walk-on Kelly Golden earned her first career start at Dragons win back-to-back games on Georgia State on Jan. 28, after turning in an impressive perform- the road for just the third time since ance in 31 minutes of play against Towson. Golden helped to 2001. Andrea Peterson joins the team reinvigorate the team after a slow start. She matched season and starts both games helping to lead highs for points and rebounds in the longest appearance of her the Dragons over Mount St. Mary’s by career. Against the Panthers Golden helped to set the defensive scoring nine of the team’s 11 points tone early and also chipped in four points and two boards. in the final six minutes. Women’s Basketball 2006-07 The Winning Combination The Spark Head Coach Denise Dillon has used Two and a half minutes into Drexel’s game against Towson on seven different players in the starting Jan. 25, things were looking pretty bleak for the Dragons. The lineup this season with varying results. team committed four turnovers in the early going, resulting in an Narissa Suber 8-0 run by the Tigers. Denise Dillon sent five new players onto Kira Karlstrom the floor. Rarely used reserve guard Kelly Golden took over at Gabriela Marginean point along with forwards Nicole McCombs, Jennifer Stjarnstrom, Anora Suber Anora Suber and Alison Lupariello. After the Dragons fell behind Jennifer Stjarnstrom Record: 0-3 by 13 points, 17-4, Drexel’s new lineup reeled off a 23-11 run to vs. Penn State, Temple, Loyola draw the game to within one point. Narissa Suber, who was re- Narissa Suber inserted after a few minutes on the bench, hit a three-pointer to Kira Karlstrom tie the contest at 30-30 with 20 seconds in the half. Three of the Gabriela Marginean subs, Golden, Stjarnstrom and Stacy McCullough, started the sec- Anora Suber ond half for Drexel and brought the Dragons back after falling Anna Karlsson behind by eight points. Although the Dragons eventually lost the Record: 2-1 game, the new life given to the team by the play of the reserves vs. Dayton, Lehigh, Siena was evident. Golden played a career-high 31 minutes, scored a Narissa Suber Kira Karlstrom season-high five points and pulled down a career-high three Gabriela Marginean boards. Stjarnstrom also saw a season-high for minutes played Anora Suber with 30 and set personal-best marks with six boards and four Nicole McCombs steals. McCullough also matched her season high with 15 minutes Record: 1-3 in the game. vs. Delaware, La Salle, Monmouth, Penn, Narissa Suber Kira Karlstrom Multifaceted Marginean Gabriela Marginean Freshman Gabriela Marginean is not only a key contributor on the Andrea Peterson hardwood this season, she is also one of Drexel’s top netters on Nicole McCombs the court. This past fall, Marginean, who also participated Record: 2-2 vs. Mount St. Mary’s, American, William & in tennis at Mt. de Chanatal Academy in West Virginia, played Mary, Old Dominion first singles for Drexel’s women’s tennis team in its match against Narissa Suber Saint Joseph’s. Marginean defeated her opponent in straight sets, Kira Karlstrom 7-5, 6-4, and went on to play first doubles as well. Drexel has had Gabriela Marginean a proud tradition of multi-sport athletes. Drexel Athletics Hall of Andrea Peterson Famers Olga Assante Forte, Barbara Boyle Sullivan, Hellen Callas Delise Johnson Reiner, Janet Lamon Ciocciola, Marion Layton, Carol Pellicano, Record: 0-4 Debbie Ponist, Louisa Willcox and Carol Wurster all played other vs. Hofstra, James Madison, Old Dominion, sports in addition to excelling in basketball. Former stand-out Towson Narissa Suber Catherine Scanlon exhausted her four years of basketball eligibili- Kira Karlstrom ty but because she did not redshirt she is eligible to compete in Gabriela Marginean another sport this season, this spring she will row with the Drexel Andrea Peterson crew when it hits the river. Anora Suber Record: 1-2 A. Suber’s Significance vs. Northeastern, UNC Wilmington, VCU Narissa Suber Anora Suber has quietly been putting together the best year of Kira Karlstrom her Drexel career this season. She has reached or bested career- Gabriela Marginean highs for scoring three times this season and set new marks for Kelly Golden minutes played, rebounds, assists, steals and blocks. Most recent- Nicole McCombs ly, Anora set a new career high with 15 points against Georgia Record: 0-1 State. She went 5-for-6 from deep and did not miss until the final vs. Georgia State minutes. Her five treys is second only to her sister Narissa’s six Narissa Suber three-pointers as the Dragons’ single-game high this season. Andrea Peterson Gabriela Marginean Anora is averaging nearly three times her career average this sea- Kelly Golden son and has already scored more points this year than she did in Nicole McCombs her two previous seasons combined. She is also second on the Record: 0-1 team in three-pointers made and three-point percentage. vs. William & Mary Women’s Basketball 2006-07 Coming to a Court Near You... Transferring to the CAA Delaware Former School Drexel has enticed some of the top talent to return home and 1 Kristina Gineitis, Jr., F George Washington join the Dragons. Andrea Peterson and Brooke Cornish, who were 11 Kyle DeHaven, Jr., G William & Mary teammates on Archbishop Carroll’s back-to-back Catholic League 32 Jamie Mundy, So., G Georgetown Championship teams have transferred to Drexel from top-flight 41 Chrissy Fisher, Sr., G Maryland college programs. Peterson, who transferred from St. John’s in Drexel 2005 joined the Dragons for her first game on Dec. 21 against 2 Andrea Peterson, Jr., G St. John’s 41 Brooke Cornish, So., F Florida Penn.. She played two seasons at St. John’s before coming to George Mason Drexel. Peterson started 18 games as a freshman point guard with 2 Lateisha Wade, Jr., G Marshall the Red Storm in 2004-05, averaging 5.4 points and 2.1 rebounds 33 C’Vette Henson, Jr., G Maryland per game. She also shot nearly 50 percent from three-point range Georgia State which will help her fit nicely into the Dragons' offensive scheme. 20 Brittany Hudson Florida A&M Peterson was named the BIG EAST Freshman of the Week on Nov. Hofstra 29. She also helped lead St. John's to the second round of the 12 Jeanell Hughes, Sr., G CC of Rhode Island conference tournament and a WNIT victory over Delaware in her 22 Harmonie Calinda, So., F Seton Hall rookie season. At Carroll, Peterson was a two-time First Team All- James Madison Catholic League selection. 22 Jennifer Brown, Jr., F Pittsburgh Her teammate at Archbishop Carroll, Brooke Cornish, trans- 53 Jennifer Harris, Jr., G Penn State ferred to Drexel after sitting out most of an injury-plagued fresh- UNC Wilmington man year at Florida. Cornish, a 6-foot-4 forward, will be eligible to 21 Lori Drake, Sr., G Seward County CC play at the start of the 2007-08 season. Cornish holds Old Dominion Philadelphia Catholic League records with 106 blocked shots in 1 Tamera Ransburg, Jr., F Kansas the 2004 season and 15 in a single game against Cardinal Towson Dougherty in the 2003 league play-offs. Despite sitting out her 15 Jamell Beasley, Jr., G Richmond senior season at Archbishop Carroll with an injury, Cornish was 55 Kim Pyne, Sr., F George Mason invited to the 2004 McDonald's All-American game and the WBCA Virginia Commonwealth All-American game. She was an All-Delaware County and All- 23 Stephanie Merlo, Jr., G St. Bonaventure Catholic League selection in 2003 and 2004 as well as an honor- able mention Street & Smith All-American. After averaging 8.2 ppg, 6.0 rpg and 3.8 bpg as a junior in 2004, she was invited to Foreign Players in the CAA participate in the Adidas Top Ten All-American Camp. Cornish Drexel City, Country comes from a basketball background. Her mother, Lisa Ortlip 4 Anna Karlsson Madrid, Spain Cornish starred for Villanova in the 1980s and is a member of the 14 Jennifer Stjarnstrom Norrkoping, Sweden 44 Gabriela Marginean Cluj-Napoca, Romania Big 5 Hall of Fame. George Mason 13 Chynelle Rogers St. Thomas, V.I. Foreign Flair Hofstra The Dragons have a distinctively foreign flair this season with a 15 Lizanne Murphy Quebec, Canada trio of forwards from abroad on the roster. The trend started in James Madison 4 Andrea Benvenuto Ontario, Canada 2004 when Anna Karlsson joined the team after playing for Northeastern Adecco Estudiantes in Madrid, Spain. Karlsson is a forward by 5 Joanna Ausmann Lindingo, Sweden size, but has the ability to shoot from outside and handle the 10 Stephanie Wood New Brunswick, Canada ball. She could cause some matchup problems for opponents this 13 Siggi Scherpiet Grosskorbetha, Germany season if her shots start falling early. This season the Dragons 45 Lucia Pablos Leon, Spain brought on two more post players from Europe to add height and Towson versatility to the team. Gabriela Marginean is a 6-foot-1 forward 13 Katarina Stimac Zagreb, Croatia from Romania who has quickly gained a reputation as a hard Virginia Commonwealth worker. She is a physical defender and is tenacious on the boards. 12 Vera Chistova St. Petersburg, Russia Marginean also has an accurate jumpshot from outside and can William & Mary shoot off the dribble, making her hard to defend. Fellow fresh- 4 Sarah Stroh British Columbia, Canada man Jennifer Stjarnstrom has gained a great deal of experience 13 Julianne Thomas-Drolet Quebec, Canada UNC Wilmington playing for the Swedish Under-18 National Team. At 6-foot-2, 4 Greta Luksyte Vilnius, Lithuania Stjarnstrom is the tallest of the Dragons and will likely draw some of the difficult defensive assignments in the post this sea- son. She can handle the ball and shoot outside as well. Drexel Women’s Basketball 2006-07 #23 Kira Karlstrom #33 Narissa Suber 5-4 - Senior - Guard - Clarkston, Mich. - Clarkston 5-9 - Junior - Guard - Mechanicsville, Va. - Atlee

The team’s lone senior, a canny leader who is fully Drexel’s primary scorer this season. One of the capable of running the offense and can knock most accurate three-point shooters in the nation down open threes. last year. Can also drive and get to the basket. 2006-07 Highlights 2006-07 Highlights 2.8 - Scored 11 points and hit a three-pointer in the 2.8 - Scored her 1,000th career point at Towson on a final seconds at Towson to cut the Tigers’ lead three-pointer with 9:56 in the game to one point 1.25 - Chipped in 16 points, hit a three-pointer to tie 2.4 - Sparked the Dragons to their first conference the game at 30-30 with 29 seconds in the first victory with two key three-pointers and a game- half, after trailing by 13 points high six assists against UNC Wilmington 1.21 - Put in 14 points on 3-for-6 three-point shooting 2.1 - Grabbed team-high five rebounds and scored five against Old Dominion points in 15 minutes off the bench at W & M 1.18 - Scored 13 points in first half against JMU, most 1.14 - Led Dragons with seven rebounds at NU by a Dragon in the opening period this season 1.11 - Scored seven points during a 27-14 run that 1.14 - Led all scorers with 23 points at Northeastern, brought Drexel back from a 14-point deficit knocked down a season-high six three-pointers, against Hofstra, hit a three-pointer that made it a matched season-high with four assists two-point Hofstra lead with three minutes left 1.11 - Put in 11 points in one-point loss to Hofstra 1.4 - Snared seven boards and season-high three 1.7 - Led Dragons with 10 points on three three- steals against William & Mary pointers against Old Dominion 12.22 - Pulled down game-high 12 rebounds at Penn 1.4 - Scored 11 of Drexel’s 18 first-half points against 12.16 - Dished out career-high eight assists with only one William 7 Mary turnover against Monmouth, also matched 12.30 - Scored 14 points and grabbed five boards at AU season high with 13 points 12.28 - Led Drexel with 14 points and snared career-high 12.9 - Grabbed a career-high 16 rebounds against La four steals in team’s 13-swipe effort Salle, 15 in the second half and nine on the 12.16 - Scored career-high 28 points againstMonmout, offensive glass. Most since Katrina Martin vs. including 11 of the team’s 17 points in overtime Rider 11/20/01, also blocked one shot 12.3 - Matched her season-high with five three-pointers 11.29 - Put in a season-high 13 points, dished out career- against Delaware high six assists and grabbed eight rebounds, 11.29 - Put in 12 points while playing a season-high 43 including a key defensive board in the final minutes in an overtime win at Siena mintues of regulation against Siena 11.26 - Scored season-high 26 points, 20 in the second 11.26 - Scored 10 points to go with five assists against half, to lead Drexel to it’s first win of the season Lehigh 11.21 - Knocked down four treys and led team with 14 11.21 - Grabbed 12 rebounds and matched points at Dayton career high for assists for a third-straight game 11.17 - Scored all 12 points in second half, keying come 11.17 - Matched career high with five assists for a second back against Temple, pushed free-throw streak straight game to 13 straight without a miss 11.12 - Tied a career high with five assists against Penn 11.12 - Grabbed a career-high tying seven rebounds State with just one turnover in the contest against Loyola 11.10 - Snared eight rebounds against Loyola 11.10 - Scored a team-high 18 points against Penn State

Karlstrom’s 2006-07 Season Highs Suber’s 2006-07 Season Highs Total Opponent Date (Last) Total Opponent Date (Last) Points: 13 twice 12-16-06 (Mon.) Points: 28 Monmouth 12-16-06 Rebounds: 16 La Salle 12-9-06 Rebounds: 7 Loyola 11-12-06 Assists: 8 Monmouth 12-16-06 Assists: 4 twice 1-14-07 (NE) Steals: 3 William & Mary 1-4-07 Blocks: 1 three times 12-16-06 (Mon.) Blocks: 1 twice 2-4-07 (UNCW) Steals: 4 Mt. St. Mary’s 12-28-06 Minutes: 44 Siena 11-29-06 Minutes: 43 twice 11-29-06 (Siena)

Karlstrom’s Career Highs Suber’s Career Highs Total Opponent Date (Last) Total Opponent Date (Last) Points: 18 ODU 3-6-05 Points: 28 Monmouth 12-16-06 Rebounds: 16 La Salle 12-9-06 Rebounds: 7 Saint Joseph's 11-20-04 Assists: 8 Monmouth 12-16-06 Assists: 5 twice 2-26-06 (Hofstra) Steals: 4 VCU 1-20-05 Blocks: 1 seven times 12-16-06 (Mon.) Blocks: 1 three times 2-4-07 (UNCW) Steals: 4 three times 12-28-06 (MSM) Minutes: 47 UNCW 1-9-05 Minutes: 55 UNCW 1-9-05 Women’s Basketball 2006-07 #22 Delise Johnson #4 Anna Karlsson 6-1-Junior -Forward-Queens, N.Y. -Martin Van Buren 6-1 - Junior - Forward - Madrid, Spain International College of Spain A physically gifted forward who has the potential to be a strong defender and scorer in the post. One of Drexel’s three versatile, foreign forwards. Is Good jumping ablity and can knock down jumpers. a veteran of the team’s offense and has the confi- 2006-07 Highlights dence to knock down outside shots this year. 2.8 - Swatted two shots in four minutes at Towson 2006-07 Highlights 2.4 - Grabbed three boards and swatted a shot in just 2.1 - Topped season high with three points in six four minutes of play against UNC Wilmington minutes of play at William & Mary 1.21 - Made her third career start against Old Dominion 1.21 - Played seven minutes against Old Dominion, 1.18 - Scored season-high 10 points in second career handed out one assist and picked up her first start, at JMU, also grabbed four boards and a of the season steal 11.26 - Started her second career game against Lehigh 1.11 - Made her first career start against Hofstra 11.21 - Made her first career start, against Dayton, 1.7 - Matched career high with nine rebounds in 16 grabbed a career-high four rebounds in a career- minutes at Old Dominion, six of them offensive high 17 minutes of action 12.30 - Registered two points, an assist, a board and a 11.10 - Tied a career high with two steals and an assist block in four minutes at American against Penn State in the season opener 12.22 - Matched season high with four points at Penn 12.16 - Defended well in the post with a block against Monmouth Karlsson’s 2006-07 Season Highs 12.3 - Played solid defense with two blocks and dished Total Opponent Date (Last) out a team-high four assists without a turnover Points: 3 William & Mary 2-1-07 in just 15 minutes against Delaware Rebounds: 4 Dayton 11-21-06 11.29 - Made a key defensive stop and swiped a steal in Assists: 1 three times 1-21-07 (ODU) overtime against Siena Blocks: 1 Old Dominion1-21-07 11.26 - Grabbed four rebounds to go with two points Steals: 2 Penn State11-10-06 and an assist in 10 minutes against Lehigh Minutes: 17 Dayton 11-21-06 11.21 - Matched season high with five rebounds at Karlsson’s Career Highs Dayton, also snared first steal of the season Total Opponent Date (Last) 11.12 - Set a career highs with three blocks and two Points: 12 UMBC 12-17-05 assists in a career-high 25 minutes vs. Loyola Rebounds: 4 Dayton 11-21-06 Assists: 1 three times 1-21-07 (ODU) Blocks: 1 twice 1-21-07 (ODU) Steals: 2 Penn State 11-10-06 Minutes: 17 Dayton 11-21-06 Johnson’s 2006-07 Season Highs Total Opponent Date (Last) Points: 10 James Madison1-18-07 Rebounds: 9 Old Dominion 1-7-07 Assists: 2 Loyola 11-12-06 Blocks: 3 Loyola 11-12-06 Steals: 1 four times 1-18-07 (JMU) Minutes: 25 Loyola 11-12-06 #24 Nicole Hester Johnson’s Career Highs 5-10-Junior-Forward-Waldorf, Md.-Westlake Total Opponent Date (Last) Points: 11 La Salle 12-10-05 A talented forward with good jumping ability and a Rebounds: 9 three times 1-7-07 (ODU) quick first step. Tough to keep off of the glass. The Assists: 2 Loyola 11-12-06 team’s best defender last year. Blocks: 3 Loyola 11-12-06 Steals: 2 twice 1-15-06 (ODU) Hester’s Career Highs Minutes: 25 Loyola 11-12-06 Total Opponent Date (Last) Points: 19 Temple 11-19-05 Rebounds: 10 twice 1-13-06 (W&M) Assists: 6 twice 1-20-06 (UDel) Steals: 7 ODU 3-6-05 Blocks: 3 twice 3-2-06 (W&M) Minutes: 38 Lehigh 11-26-05 Women’s Basketball 2006-07 #12 Stacy McCullough #34 Anora Suber 5-7 - Junior - Guard - Jamison, Pa. 5-9 - Junior - Forward - Mechanicsville, Va. - Atlee Central Bucks East Hard-working forward who is a solid defender in Walked on with the team two years ago and has the post and can shoot from outside. Takes advan- become a dependable reserve guard. Can run the tage of every minute she’s on the court. offense and knock down clutch three-pointers. 2006-07 Highlights 2006-07 Highlights 2.8 - Scored 13 points on 4-for-7 shooting from three- 1.25 - Matched season high with 15 minutes against point range at Towson Towson, scored three points to go with an assist 1.28 - Scored a career-high 15 points on 5-for-6 three- and a steal in the loss point shooting aginst Georgia State, did not miss 1.21 - Scored two points and handed out an assist in a three-pointer until the final minutes six minutes against Old Dominion 1.11 - Nailed back-to-back three-pointers to key a 27-14 12.9 - Hit a three-pointer and knocked down two foul Drexel run in the second half against Hofstra, shots to keep Drexel in the game against finished with six points and career-high five La Salle, set a career high with two steals rebounds in the game 11.21 - Saw her first action of 2006-07 season, first play 1.4 - Hit a three-pointer and drove the lane for a layup ing time since Nov. of 2005 when she went down to keep Drexel in the game in the final minute with a season-ending injury. against William & Mary, matched career high with four rebounds McCullough’s 2006-07 Season Highs 12.30 - Matched career high with 12 points at American, Total Opponent Date (Last) scored nine in the second half on three three- Points: 5 La Salle 12-9-06 pointers, also led the team with four assists Rebounds: - - - without a turnover Assists: 1 twice 1-21-07 (ODU) 12.28 - Grabbed a key defensive rebound in the final Steals: 2 La Salle 12-9-06 minute against Mt. St. Mary’s, also hit a big three Blocks: - - - to open the second half Minutes: 15 twice 1-25-07 (Towson) 12.16 - Played a career-high 42 minutes against Monmouth, dished out personal-best five assists McCullough’s Career Highs and swiped career-high three steals Total Opponent Date (Last) 12.9 - Scored 12 points on 4-9 three-point shooting Points: 8 Cornell 1-12-05 against La Salle, led the team in scoring and also Rebounds: 2 four times 3-4-05 (GMU) had her first career block Assists: 3 Temple 11-19-05 12.3 - Matched her season high with three assists Steals: 2 La Salle 12-9-06 against Delaware Blocks: - - - 11.29 - Set a career high with two steals against Siena Minutes: 17 Cornell 1-12-05 11.26 - Matched her career high with three assists against Lehigh 11.17 - Grabbed career-high four rebounds vs. Temple 11.12 - Played career-best 33 minutes against Loyola 11.10 - Scored 10 points against Penn State

Suber’s 2006-07 Season Highs Total Opponent Date (Last) Points: 15 Georgia State1-28-07 Rebounds: 5 Hofstra 1-11-07 (Hofstra) Assists: 5 Monmouth 12-16-06 Blocks: 1 La Salle 12-9-06 Steals: 3 Monmouth 12-16-06 Minutes: 42 Monmouth 12-16-06 Suber’s Career Highs Total Opponent Date (Last) Points: 15 Georgia State1-28-07 Rebounds: 5 Hofstra 1-11-07 (Hofstra) Assists: 5 Monmouth 12-16-06 Blocks: 1 La Salle 12-9-06 Steals: 3 Monmouth 12-16-06 Minutes: 42 Monmouth 12-16-06 Women’s Basketball 2006-07 #11 Alison Lupariello #44 Gabriela Marginean 5-6-Redshirt Freshman-Guard 6-1-Freshman-Forward-Cluj-Napoca, Romania Cincinnati, Ohio-Anderson Mt. de Chantal Academy A tenacious forward with tremendous determina- A cerebral point guard who learned the offense last tion. She defends well in the post and works hard season. She is a capable leader and has the talent on the boards. Can also shoot from long range. to shoot from outside or get to the basket. 2006-07 Highlights 2006-07 Highlights 2.8 - Collected her fourth double-double with 16 2.1 - Matched her season high with four rebounds points and season-high 15 rebounds at Towson against William & Mary 2.4 - Scored a game-high 20 points, 16 in the second 1.18 - Hit a pair of three-poitners in the first half at half, including two key three-point conversions JMU to keep the Dragons alive, also dished out in the second half against UNCW three assists 2.1 - Led all scorers with 19 points at William & Mary 12.30 - Handed out a career-high four assists at 1.25 - Compiled third career double-double with team- American to go with five points and two boards high 17 points and 13 rebounds against Towson, 12.28 - Hit back-to-back three-pointers to help Drexel tied game at 50-50 on a put back with 4:20 left pull away from Mt. St. Mary’s in the second half 1.21 - Led Drexel with 15 points and seven rebounds 12.16 - Scored career-high 15 points against Monmouth, against Old Dominion hit a layup to tie the game and a three-pointer to 1.18 - Scored a team-high 23 points and grabbed eight give Drexel the lead midway through the second rebounds at James Madison, scored seven half, named CAA Rookie of the Week Dec. 18 straight points for Drexel on four trips to the 12.9 - Matched career high with team-leading three foul line in the second half assists against La Salle also scored seven points 1.11 - Made a layup at the end of the game against and grabbed three rebounds Hofstra to cut what had been a 14-point lead to 11.29 - Hit a three-pointer at the end of the first half to one in Drexel’s 46-45 loss, led Dragons with 15 give Drexel a 34-30 lead after trailing by 13 points and nine rebounds points to start the game against Siena 1.7 - Tied for team lead with 10 points against Old 11.26 - Dished out a season-high three assists against Dominion, also snagged three steals Lehigh 1.4 - Pulled down a season-high 14 rebounds, eight 11.17 - Hit a three-pointer to give Drexel a 49-48 lead offensive, against William & Mary after coming back from a 15-point deficit against 12.30 - Grabbed two big rebounds and shot 4-for-4 from Temple the free-throw line in the final minute at 11.12 - Team’s second-leading scorer with nine points American, led the team with 15 points and nine against Loyola. Also played a season-high 25 rebounds minutes 12.28 - Snared three steals against Mt. St. Mary’s 11.10 - Scored seven points against Penn State in her 12.22 - Led Drexel with 18 points at Penn, tipped in a collegiate debut rebound with eight seconds left to draw the game to one point, had career-high thee assists Lupariello’s Career/Season Highs 11.29 - Scored Drexel’s first 12 points at Siena to help Total Opponent Date (Last) the Dragons recover from a 13-point deficit, Points: 15 Monmouth 12-16-06 finished with a team-high 24 points, including a Rebounds: 4 twice 2-1-07 (W&M) three-point play in overtime to swing the Assists: 4 American 12-30-06 momentum for Drexel Blocks: 1 twice 12-3-06 (UDel) 11.26 - Swiped season-high five steals, most for a Steals: 2 Monmouth 12-16-06 Dragon since Nicole Hester’s seven against ODU Minutes: 25 Loyola 11-12-06 in 2005. 11.21 - Led the team with 14 points against Dayton 11.17 - Collected second straight double-double with 18 points and 11 rebounds against Temple 11.12 - Compiled 26-point, 12-rebound double-double 11.10 - Scored 12 points and led the team with six rebounds against Penn State

Marginean’s Season/Career Highs Total Opponent Date (Last) Points: 26 Loyola 11-12-06 Rebounds: 15 Towson 2-8-07 Assists: 4 Towson 2-8-07 Blocks: 2 Penn State 11-10-06 Steals: 5 Lehigh 11-26-06 Minutes: 40 Temple 11-17-06 Women’s Basketball 2006-07 #10 Kelly Golden #14 Jennifer Stjärnström 5-9-Sophomore-Guard 6-2-Freshman-Forward-Norrköping, Sweden Doylestown, Pa.-The Hill School De Geer Gymnasiet

Walked on with the team last season and earned a A tenacious forward with tremendous determina- spot as a back-up point guard. tion. She defends well in the post and works hard 2006-07 Highlights on the boards. Can also shot from anywhere. 2.1 - Matched season high with five points in her 2006-07 Highlights second career start, at William & Mary 2.4 - Turned in a quality defensive performance 1.28 - Made her first career start at Georgia State, against UNCW, with a pair of blocks to go with a chipped in four points, two boards, an assist and season-high five points and five rebounds a steal in 18 minutes of play 2.1 - Handed out a season-high three assists to lead 1.25 - Played a career-high 31 minutes against Towson, the team, also swatted one block in 17 minutes scored season-high five points to go with career- against William & Mary high three rebounds and assist and a steal, to 1.25 - Snared career-high six rebounds and four steals ignite Dragons rally from 13-point deficit against Towson in season-high 30 minutes 1.21 - Snared career-high two steals against Old 1.21 - Matched season high with two boards against Dominion and matched her season highs with Old Dominion in 10 minutes of play two points and two rebounds 1.18 - Scored two points, grabbed a board and a steal 1.14 - Gave Drexel 21 quality minutes at Northeastern, in 10 minutes at James Madison picked up first career block and tied season high 1.11 - Swatted two shots and dished out first career with two boards assist against Hofstra 11.29 - Handed out a career-high four assists without 1.7 - Matched season-high with three blocks at ODU committing a turnover against Siena, matched a 11.21 - Scored season-high five points against Dayton career high with 28 minutes of play in the game 11.10 - Started in her first game as a Dragon, played 24 11.26 - Played a career-high 28 minutes against Lehigh, minutes and scored four points hit a key three-pointer in the first half and added career highs in assists and steals Stjarnstrom’s Season/Career Highs 11.21 - Saw her first minutes of the season at Dayton, Total Opponent Date (Last) grabbed a rebound and dished out an assist in Points: 5 twice 2-4-06 (UNCW) one minute of play Rebounds: 5 UNCW 2-4-07 Assists: 3 William & Mary 2-1-07 Golden’s 2006-07 Season Highs Blocks: 3 twice 1-7-07 (ODU) Total Opponent Date (Last) Steals: 2 Old Dominion 1-7-07 (ODU) Points: 5 twice 2-1-07 (W&M) Minutes: 24 Penn State 11-10-06 Rebounds: 3 Towson 1-25-07 Assists: 4 Siena 11-29-06 Blocks: 1 Northeastern 1-14-07 Steals: 2 Old Dominion1-21-07 Minutes: 31 Towson 1-25-07 Golden’s Career Highs Total Opponent Date (Last) Points: 7 Northeastern 2-17-06 Rebounds: 3 twice 1-25-07 (Towson) Assists: 4 Siena 11-29-06 Blocks: 1 Northeastern 1-14-07 Steals: 2 Old Dominion1-21-07 Minutes: 31 Towson 1-25-07 Women’s Basketball 2006-07 #2 Andrea Peterson #50 Nicole McCombs 5-6-Junior-Guard-Norwood, Pa.-Archbishop Carroll 6-1-Freshman-Forward-Manchester, Va.-Manchester St. John’s transfer who joined the team in mid- December. A physical guard who is skilled at A physical force in the post. Has the ability to be directing the offense and hitting outside shots. Drexel’s best rebounder and post defender. Also 2006-07 Highlights possesses good shooting and passting touch. 2.8 - Matched her career high with six assists and no 2006-07 Highlights turnovers at Towson 1.28 - Led Dragons with 15 points and nine rebounds, 2.4 - Sparked a Drexel rally against UNCW with nine matching her career high for boarding and points to go with two boards and two steals setting a new one with two assists in the game 1.18 - Led Drexel with four assists and no turnovers at 1.25 - Came off the bench to key a Drexel rally against James Madison in 22 minutes of play Towson, scored eight points in 15 minutes 1.14 - Dished out team-high five assists at 1.18 - Grabbed five rebounds and scored two points in Northeastern to go with three points 10 minutes at James Madison 1.11 - Led the team with a pair of assists against 1.14 - Scored 11 points to key Drexel’s first-half run at Hofstra without committing a turnover Northeastern that gave Drexel a 27-24 lead at 1.7 - Led Drexel with three assists at Old Dominion halftime after trailing 19-8 1.4 - Put in all nine of her points in the second half 1.4 - Matched season highs with nine rebounds and a against William & Mary block against William & Mary 12.28 - Scored nine of Drexel’s final 11 points in last six 12.30 - Swiped career-high four steals at American minutes against Mt. St. Mary’s 12.28 - Pulled down a game-high nine rebounds against 12.22 - Scored 11 points against Penn in her Drexel Mt. St. Mary’s to go with seven points debut, also dished out four assists. Hit a key 12.9 - Made her second career start at La Salle, scored three-pointer to cut Penn’s lead to one point with seven points and snared two steals to match her 1:35 left in the game personal best, also dished out her first career assist in the loss Peterson’s Career Highs 12.3 - Scored a season high 20 points, 15 of them on Total Opponent Date (Last) five three-point plays, led team with eight Points: 16 Norfolk State11-26-04 rebounds, two steals and a block. Named CAA Rebounds: 5 Colgate 11-21-04 Rookie of the Week Assists: 6 twice 2-8-07 (Towson) 11.29 - Came one rebound short of a double-double Steals: 4 Colgate 11-21-04 against Siena, scoring 13 points, and grabbing a Blocks: 1 Cornell 12-20-04 season-high nine rebounds Minutes: 49 Binghamton 12-7-04 11.17 - Matched season high with three rebounds in 12 minutes against Temple #3 Carly Golden 11.12 - Put in a season-high six points against Loyola 11.10 - Scored her first collegiate point against Penn 5-9 - Sophomore - Guard - Fair Haven, N.J. State in the season opener Rumson Fair Haven McCombs’s Career Highs 2006-07 Highlights Total Opponent Date (Last) 1.21 - Saw her first minutes of the season against Old Points: 20 Delaware 12-3-06 Dominion, hit a three-pointer to go with a Rebounds: 9 four times 1-28-07 (GSU) rebound and an assist in six minutes Assists: 2 Georgia State1-28-07 Blocks: 1 four times 1-11-07 (Hofstra) Carly Golden’s Season 2006-07 Season Highs Steals: 4 American 12-30-06 Total Opponent Date (Last) Minutes: 39 Delaware 12-3-06 Points: 3 Old Dominion1-21-07 Rebounds: 1 Old Dominion 1-21-07 Assists: 1 Old Dominion1-21-07 Blocks: - - - Steals: - - - Minutes: 6 Old Dominion1-21-07 Carly Golden’s Career Highs Total Opponent Date (Last) Points: 12 Penn 12-22-05 Rebounds: 2 Northeastern 2-17-06 Assists: 2 twice 2-17-06 (NE) Blocks: - - - Steals: 2 Towson 12-7-05 Minutes: 21 La Salle 12-10-05 Women’s Basketball 2006-07 2006-07 Season Team Highs/Lows Drexel Opponents Points High 75, vs. Monmouth, 12-16-06 84, James Madison, 1-18-07 Low 43, vs. William & Mary, 1-4-07 46, two opponents, 1-11-07 Field Goals Made High 25, vs. Siena, 11-29-06 31, Old Dominion, 11-21-07 Low 13, vs. William & Mary 1-4-07 14, William & Mary, 1-4-07 Field Goals Attempted High 64, vs. La Salle, 12-9-06 61, Old Dominion, 1-21-07 Low 42, vs. Delaware, 12-3-06 37, Towson, 1-25-07 Field Goal % High .477, vs. American, 12-30-06 .595, Towson, 1-25-07 Low .276, vs. Dayton, 11-21-06 .314, UNC Wilmington, 2-4-07 3-Pt. FG High 10, vs. Monmouth, 12-16-06 9, William & Mary, 2-1-07 Low 2, vs. Loyola, 11-12-06 0, two opponents (UNCW), 2-4-07 3-Pt. FG Attempted High 28, vs. two opponents (La Salle), 12-9-06 21, Dayton, 11-21-06 Low 11, vs. Penn State, 11-10-06 6, two opponents (UNCW), 2-4-07 3-Pt. FG% High .476, vs. Monmouth, 12-16-06 .636, Northeastern, 1-14-07 Low .111, vs. Loyola, 11-12-06 .000, two opponents (UNCW), 2-4-07 Free Throws High 23, vs. Monmouth, 12-16-06 30, James Madison, 1-18-07 Low 5, vs. William & Mary, 2-1-07 7, Hofstra, 1-11-07 Free Throws Attempted High 31, vs. Monmouth, 12-16-06 39, Delaware, 12-3-06 Low 6, vs. William & Mary, 2-1-07 13, two opponents (Hofstra), 1-11-07 % High .867, vs. Lehigh, 11-26-06 .857, Mount St. Mary’s, 12-28-06 Low .583, vs. La Salle, 12-9-06 .458, Dayton, 11-21-06 Rebounds High 48, vs. William & Mary, 1-4-07 45, two opponents (Towson), 2-8-07 Low 23, vs. Drexel, 1-14-07 24, Towson, 1-25-07 Assists High 18, vs. American, 12-30-06 19, two opponents (Georgia State), 1-28-07 Low 6, vs. two opponents, 1-11-07 6, Loyola, 11-12-06 Steals High 13, vs. Mount St. Mary’s, 12-28-06 22, Old Dominion, 1-21-07 Low 2, vs. Towson, 2-8-07 2, Towson, 2-8-07 Blocked Shots High 5, vs. Loyola, 11-12-06 8, Towson, 2-8-07 Low 0, vs. multiple opponents (Towson), 1-25-07 0, multiple opponents (MSM), 12-28-06 Turnovers High 30, vs. Old Dominion (2x),1-21-07, 1-7-07 23, Towson, 1-25-07 Low 6, vs. Towson, 2-8-07 5, Delaware, 12-3-06 Drexel’s Game Leaders (including ties) Scoring: Marginean (14), N. Suber (8), McCombs (2), A. Suber (2) Rebounds: Marginean (13), McCombs (5), Karlstrom (5), Johnson (1) Assists: Karlstrom (9), Peterson (9), N. Suber (4), Lupariello (4), A. Suber (3), Marginean (2), Johnson (1), McCombs (1) Steals: Marginean (8), N. Suber (7), McCombs (5), A. Suber (5), Karlstrom (4), Peterson (3), Stjarnstrom (2), Karlsson (1), McCullough (1), Johnson (1), K. Golden (1) Blocks: Johnson (7), Stjarnstrom (6), McCombs (2), A. Suber (2), Marginean (1), Karlstrom (1), N. Suber (1), K. Golden (1), Karlsson (1) Double-figure scoring: Marginean (18), N. Suber (16), Karlstrom (5), McCombs (4), A. Suber (4), Lupariello (1), Peterson (1), Johnson (1) Double-figure rebounds: Marginean (5), Karlstrom (3) Double-doubles: Marginean (4) Women’s Basketball 2006-07 2006-07 Individual Highs Drexel Opponent Points 28, Narissa Suber vs. Monmouth, 12-16-06 30, Crista Ricketts (La Salle), 12-9-06 Field Goals Made 11, Gabriela Marginean vs. Loyola, 11-12-06 13, Laura Menty (Siena), 11-29-06 Field Goals Att. 23, Gabriela Marginean vs. Loyola, 11-12-06 21, Laura Menty (Siena), 11-29-06 Field Goal% (min.5) .750 (6-8), Lupariello vs. Monmouth, 12-16-06 1.000 (5-5), Kelly Robinson (Towson) 1-25 Free Throws Made 11, Narissa Suber vs. Monmouth, 12-16-06 11, K. Roegiers-Jensen (Ga. State) 1-28-07 Free Throws Att. 14, Narissa Suber vs. Monmouth, 12-16-06 13, K. Roegiers-Jenseon (Ga. State)1-28-07 13, Shanae Baker-Brice (Towson) 1-25-07 Free Throw% (min. 5) 1.000, Gabriela Marginean vs. Towson, 2-8-07 1.000, Jamell Beasley (Towson), 1-25-07 1.000, Gabriela Marginean vs. W&M, 1-4-07 1.000, Lucia Pablos (NE), 1-14-07 1.000, Gabriela Marginean vs. Lehigh, 11-26-06 1.000, T.J. Jordan (ODU), 1-7-07 1.000, Narissa Suber vs. Penn State, 11-10-06 1.000, Courtney Portell (W&M), 1-4-07 1.000, Sara Ellis (Lehigh), 11-26-06 1.000, Dita Krumberga (MSM), 12-28-06 1.000, Fatima Maddox (Temple), 11-17 1.000, Mashea Williams (PSU), 11-10-06 3-Pt. FG Made 6, Narissa Suber vs. Northeastern, 1-14-06 5, Ashlee Feldman (NE), 1-14-07 6, Narissa Suber vs. Lehigh, 11-26-06 3-Pt. FG Attempted 15, Narissa Suber vs. Siena, 11-29-06 9, Liz Hayes (American), 12-30-06 15, Narissa Suber vs. Lehigh, 11-26-06 3-Pt. FG % (min. 3) .833 (5-6) A. Suber, vs. Georgia State 1-28-07 .714 (5-7), Ashlee Feldman (NE), 1-14-07 Rebounds 16, Kira Karlstrom, vs. La Salle, 12-9-06 17, Amanda Brown (PSU), 11-10-06 Assists 8, Kira Karlstrom vs. Monmouth, 12-16-06 9, Melissa Manzer (Siena), 11-29-06 Blocked Shots 3, Delise Johnson, vs. Monmouth, 12-16-06 6, K. Roegiers-Jensen (Ga. State), 1-28-07 3, Jennifer Stjarnstrom vs. Old Dominion, 1-7-07 Steals 5, Gabriela Marginean, vs. Lehigh, 11-26-06 5, Brianne O'Rourke (PSU), 11-10-06 Turnovers 9, Narissa Suber vs. UDel, 12-3-06 7, Nyaimah Ware (Monmouth) 12-16-06

The Last Time Drexel... The Last Time a Dragon... Scored 100 points Scored 20 points 11-29-86 vs. Coppin State (W, 103-56) 2-4-07, Gabriela Marginean (20) vs. UNC Wilmington Scored 90 points Scored 25 points 12-16-06, Narissa Suber (28) vs. Monmouth 1-23-04 vs. William & Mary (W, 92-61) Scored 30 points Scored 80 points 11-29-02, Steph Frysinger (30) vs. Bucknell 2-17-06 vs. Northeastern (W, 81-51) Had 11 Rebounds Scored 70 points 11-17-06, Gabriela Marginean (11) vs. Temple 1-1-06 vs. Northeastern (W, 71-43) Had 12 Rebounds Scored 60 points 12-22-06, Kira Karlstrom (12) vs. Penn 1-28-07 vs. Georgia State (L, 67-78) Had 13 Rebounds Scored 40 or fewer points 1-25-07, Gabriela Marginean (13) vs. Towson Had 14 Rebounds 1-23-06 vs. George Mason (W, 38-36) 1-4-07, Gabriela Marginean (14) vs. William & Mary Gave up 100 points Had 15 Rebounds 2-8-01 vs. Vermont (W, 101-95, 2OT) 2-8-07, Gabriela Marginean (15) vs. Towson Gave up 90 points Had 8 assists 11-29-02 vs. Bucknell (L, 95-83) 12-16-06, Kira Karlstrom (8) vs. Monmouth Gave up 80 points Had 9 assists 1-21-07 vs. Old Dominion (L, 51-83) 12-29-03, Jackie Falson (9) vs. Rider Had 10 assists Gave up 70 points 2-8-01, Heather Wellborn (13) vs. Vermont 2-1-07 vs. William & Mary (L, 50-75) Had five steals Won by 20 points 11-26-06, Gabriela Marginean (5) vs. Lehigh 3-2-06 vs. William & Mary (66-44) Had five blocks Won by 30 points 2-26-93, Ann Fitzpatrick (6) vs. New Hampshire 2-17-06 vs. Northeastern (81-51) Made five 3-ptrs. Won five straight games 1-28-07, Anora Suber (5) vs. Northeastern 1/30/05-2/13/05, 5 wins Had a double-double 2-8-07, G. Marginean vs. Towson (16p, 15r) Played an overtime game Had back-to-back double-doubles 12-16-06 vs. Monmouth (W, 75-67) 11-12-06, 11-17-06, G. Marginean vs. Loyola, Temple Played a double OT game Perfect FG% (6 att.) 2-8-01 vs. Vermont (W, 101-95) 11-26-02, Catherine Scanlon vs. Penn (6-6) Played a triple OT game Shot 100% FT 1-9-05 vs. UNC Wilmington (W, 79-73) 11-26-06, Gabriela Marginean (6-6) vs. Lehigh Women’s Basketball 2006-07 Penn State 75, Drexel 56 Loyola 66, Drexel 57 November 10, 2006 November 12, 2006 Daskalakis Athletic Center Daskalakis Athletic Center

The Lady Lions (1-0) opened the game with a 11-4 run and Freshman Gabriela Marginean exploded for a 26-point, 12- never looked back. Freshman Gabriela Marginean kept the rebound double-double to lead the Dragons (0-2) back from Dragons in the game with 10 points in the first half. A 10-4 a 16-point first-half deficit against Loyola (1-1). The Drexel (0-1) run cut Penn State’s lead to five points with Dragons trailed by just three points, at 48-45 with 7:26 2:13 in the period, but that is as close as the Dragons remaining, but a persistent Loyola squad got to the line for would get for the duration of the game. Narissa Suber led 13 free-throws in the final five and a half minutes to pull Drexel with 18 points. Amanda Brown had an 18-point, 17- away to a 66-57 victory. Marginean was the only Dragon in rebound double-double for Penn State. All four of Drexel’s double figures while Jill Glessner and Brittany Dunn led newcomers, Marginean, Jennifer Stjarnstrom, Nicole Loyola with 17 points apiece. Drexel fell behind while McCombs and Alison Lupariello, saw time in the game. shooting 1-for-11 in the opening minutes. Women’s Basketball 2006-07 Temple 61, Drexel 50 Dayton 62, Drexel 46 November 17, 2006 November 21, 2006 Daskalakis Athletic Center University of Dayton Arena

Drexel bounced back from a dismal first half and a 35-20 The Dragons held a lead against Dayton until midway halftime deficit to take a 49-48 lead with 2:21 remaining in through the first half when the Flyers’ Jennifer Strong and the game. Alison Lupariello canned a three-pointer from Kiki Lund hit three-pointers on consecutive posessions. the corner to give the Dragons their first lead of the game, Dayton pulled away and never looked back after opening capping a 20-8 run that started midway through the peri- the second half with a 6-0 run. Gabriela Marginean and od. Temple would turn up the defense and force turnovers Narissa Suber led the Dragons with 14 points each. Suber on the next three possessions to close out the game with a found her stroke from deep, going 4-for-10 on three-point 13-1 run. Gabriela Marginean recorded her second straight attempts. Junior Anna Karlsson made her first career start double-double with 18 points and 11 rebounds and Narissa in the game. Kira Karlstrom pulled down 12 rebounds, a Suber scored 12 points in the second half. personal best and the most by a Dragon this season. Women’s Basketball 2006-07 Drexel 62, Lehigh 55 Drexel 69, Siena 66 (OT) November 26, 2006 November 29, 2006 Daskalakis Athletic Center Pepsi Arena

Narissa Suber led the Dragons to their first win of the sea- Gabriela Marginean scored Drexel's first 12 points of the son by scoring 20 of her season-high 26 points in the sec- game, helping the Dragons to weather a 13-0 start by Siena. ond half. Drexel opened the second stanza with a 10-0 run, The freshman finished with a team-high 24 points in the including eight stright scored by Suber. The Dragons contest and converted a key three-point play in overtime to forced Lehigh into committing 21 turnovers, which helped swing the momentum for Drexel in the 69-66 victory over to off-set Drexel’s 20-for-58 shooting performance. Suber the Saints. The Dragons used a 10-2 run keyed by a Nicole drew a foul on a three-pointer and made two free throws McCombs lay-up to get back in the game in the first half. then hit a trey on the next possession to give Drexel its McCombs finished with a season-high 13 points and nine largest lead of the game, nine points, with 4:36 remaining. rebounds. Kira Karlstrom had a career-high six assists to Walk-on Kelly Golden played a career-high 28 minutes. go with a season-high 13 points and eight rebounds. Women’s Basketball 2006-07 Delaware 65, Drexel 53 La Salle 67, Drexel 53 December 3, 2006 December 9, 2006 Daskalakis Athletic Center Arena

Delaware took advantage of 27 Drexel turnovers to score La Salle’s Crista Ricketts scored a career-high 30 points on 20 points and pull away in the second half for the 17th lights-out 11-for-15 shooting from the floor to lead the consecutive win over the Dragons, 65-53, in the teams’ con- Explorers in a 67-53 win over Drexel. Kira Karlstrom pulled ference opener. Nicole McCombs scored a season-best 20 down a career-high 16 rebounds, 15 of them in the second points and also led the team with eight rebounds and two half. Her nine offensive boards went largely unused, how- steals. McCombs converted four three-point plays in the ever, as the Dragons shot just 29 percent from the floor in contest. The Dragons trailed by just seven points after a the contest. Anora Suber scored a career-high 12 points on 14-turnover first half, due to a 42.9 percent shooting per- 4-for-9 shooting from deep, to keep the Dragons in the formance from the field. Narissa Suber knocked down five contest. La Salle used a 14-4 run to pull away in the second three-pointers for 15 points. half. Women’s Basketball 2006-07 Drexel 75, Monmouth 67 OT Penn 60, Drexel 57 December 16, 2006 December 22, 2006 Daskalakis Athletic Center The

Narissa Suber exploded for a career-high 28 points, 11 of Gabriela Marginean tipped in a rebound with eight seconds which came in overtime when Drexel outscored Monmouth remaining to cut Penn’s lead to one point. But the Quakers, 17-9. Suber scored Drexel’s first eight points in the extra who did not miss a free throw in the final minute, pulled stanza to deflate the Hawks. Drexel came back from a nine- away on a pair of foul shots by Monica Naltner. The point deficit in the first half, and used an 18-4 run to pull Dragons used an 18-4 run midway through the first half to ahead by six points on an Alison Lupariello three-pointer take the lead. Marginean lead the team with 18 points and midway through the second half. The redshirt freshman Kira Karlstrom pulled down a game-high 12 rebounds. In shot 6-for-8 from the floor on her way to a career-high 15 her Drexel debut transfer guard Andrea Peterson scored 11 points. Kira Karlstrom handed out a career-best eight points and dished out four assists. She hit a key three- assists and matched her season high with 13 points. pointer with 1:35 to cut Penn’s lead to one point. Women’s Basketball 2006-07 Drexel 53, Mt. St. Mary’s 46 Drexel 61, American 58 December 28, 2006 December 30, 2006 Knott Arena Bender Arena

Andrea Peterson scored all nine of her points in the final With Drexel clinging to a 56-54 lead, Gabriela Marginean six minutes of play to help the Dragons pull away from grabbed an offensive rebound off a missed jumper by Mount St. Mary’s. Drexel opened up with a 10-4 run in the Narissa Suber with 44 seconds in the game. She drew a foul second half to take a six-point lead. Mount St. Mary’s and converted both free-throws to give the Dragons some charged back to take the lead, but a pair of three-pointers breathing room. Just seconds later, Marginean would snare by Alison Lupariello put Drexel back on top. After another a defensive board, get fouled, and make two more free run by the Mountaineers, Peterson took over the game with tosses to seal the game. Drexel shot a season-best 47 per- a put back of her own miss and a tough bank shot com- cent from the floor. Marginean led the team with 15 points bined with a 5-for-6 performance from the foul line. Drexel and nine rebounds. Narissa and Anora Suber combined for swiped a season-high 13 steals in the game. 26 points on seven threee-pointers. Women’s Basketball 2006-07 William & Mary 48, Drexel 43 Old Dominion 70, Drexel 45 January 4, 2007 January 7, 2007 Daskalakis Athletic Center Ted Constant Convocation Center

Despite shooting a season-low 20 percent from the floor, Nicole McCombs scored the first six points of the second and just 18 percent in the first half, Drexel found itself in half for Drexel to trim Old Dominion’s lead to just five the game in the final minutes against William & Mary. points. But with 11:45 left, McCombs fouled out of the Anora Suber hit a three-pointer and a slashing layup to game after getting a personal and a techincal foul. Old keep the game within two points, but the Tribe made 11 of Dominion went on a 26-10 run from that point to close out its 12 free-throw attempts down the stretch to close out the game. Narissa Suber and Gabriela Marginean led the the game. Drexel grabbed a season-high 48 rebounds, 25 Dragons with 10 points apiece. Jennifer Stjarnstrom swat- on the offensive glass. Gabriela Marginean pulled down a ted away three blocks. Delise Johnson tied her career high personal-best 14 boards, eight of them offensive. Narissa with nine rebounds and, for a second straight game, Drexel Suber scored all 11 of her points in the first half. grabbed more offensive boards than defensive caroms. Women’s Basketball 2006-07 Hofstra 46, Drexel 45 Northeastern 64, Drexel 53 January 11, 2007 January 14, 2007 Daskalakis Athletic Center Solomon Court

Anora Suber nailed back-to-back three-pointers to key a 27- Narissa Suber scored a game-high 23 points and matched 14 Drexel run that brought the Dragons back from a 14- her season-high with six three-pointers, but the point deficit in the second half against Hofstra. Kira turned in their best shooting per- Karlstrom hit a long three-pointer to cut the Pride’s lead to formance of the season and the best by a Drexel opponent just two points with three minutes remaining. After an this year, to win 64-53. The Huskies shot a lights-out 63.2 Anora Suber steal the Dragons set up a play for Gabriela percent from the floor in the second half and 52.4 percent Marginean. The freshman drove the lane but her layup did overall in the game and 63.6 (5-for-7) from three-point not find the basket. After a missed free throw by Hofstra range. Nicole McCombs came off the bench to key a Drexel Marginean hit a fast-break layup but time ran out on the rally with 11 first-half points, giving the Dragons a 27-24 Dragons comeback. Marginean led the team with 15 points. lead at the break. But NU pulled away in the second half. Women’s Basketball 2006-07 James Madison 84, Drexel 63 Old Dominion 83, Drexel 51 January 18, 2007 January 21, 2007 JMU Convocation Center Daskalakis Athletic Center

Drexel kept pace with James Madison for the first half of After playing to a stalemate through the first three min- the game, as Narissa Suber’s 13 points in the period helped utes, the Dragons fell behind when Old Dominion take the Dragons into halftime trailing by just two points, embarked on an 11-0 run early on. The Lady Monarchs 37-35. Back-to-back three-pointers by Suber gave the never looked back from that point and cruised to an 83-51 Dragons a two-point lead with just under three minutes win. Drexel made it a 16-point game midway through the remaining in the first half. The Dukes exploded for 47 second half after a Narissa Suber three-pointer capped a 9- points in the second half, however, getting to the free- 0 run, but Old Dominion scored the next 11 points to close throw line 28 times and converting 24 free tosses. Gabriela out the game. Gabriela Marginean led Drexel with 15 points Marginean scored 13 of her team-high 23 points in the sec- and seven rebounds. Narissa Suber added 14 points. Carly ond half, but the Dukes plulled away for an 84-63 win. Golden saw her first minutes of the season in the game. Women’s Basketball 2006-07 Towson 65, Drexel 57 Georgia State 78, Drexel 67 January 25, 2007 January 28, 2007 Daskalakis Athletic Center Georgia State Sports Arena

After a wholesale lineup substitution two minutes into the Sophomore walk-on Kelly Golden earned the first start of game, Drexel rallied from a 13-point deficit to tie the game her collegiate career and helped the Dragons to set the at 30-30 on three-pointer by Narissa Suber just before half- tone on defense early in the game. Drexel jumped out to an time. Drexel would fall behind by eight points in the sec- 8-3 lead in the opening minutes and maintained the advan- ond half, but managed to keep Towson without a field goal tage through much of the first half. Anora Suber scored a for more than seven minutes while whittling down the career-high 15 points on 5-for-6 shooting in the contest lead. An offensive rebound by Gabriela Marginean and a The fifth of her treys on the day cut Georgia State’s lead to driving put-back tied the game at 50-50 with 4:20 to play. 59-56 with 4:19 remaining in the game. But the Panthers But Towson hit free throws down the stretch. The Tigers Kelcey Roegiers-Jensen, who led the team with 22 points, shot 59 percent, the season high for an opponent. converted a three-point play to put the game out of reach. Women’s Basketball 2006-07 William & Mary 75 ,Drexel 50 Drexel 51, UNCW 48 February 1, 2007 February 4, 2007 Daskalakis Athletic Center Daskalakis Athletic Center

Drexel bounced back from a 10-5 deficit to take a 17- Gabriela Marginean scored 16 of her 20 points in the 16 lead after a 12-5 run midway through the first second half and converted two key three-point plays half. The Dragons seemed to be poised to take con- during a 20-3 Drexel run that put the Dragons ahead trol of the game, after putting the reigning CAA in their first conference victory of the season. Drexel Player of the Year on the bench with foul trouble. But held UNCW to 31.4 percent shooting in the game, a William & Mary’s Tiffany Benson, Devin James and season low for a Drexel opponent. The Dragons Sarah Stroh picked up the slack to reel off a 27-5 run trailed by 15 points in the first half before draining and close out the half leading 43-22. The Tribe sat on three consecutive three-pointers to close the period. the lead for a 75-50 victory. Kira Karlstrom came up with a steal as time expired. Women’s Basketball 2006-07 Towson 55, Drexel 52 February 8, 2007 Towson Center

Drexel came back from an 11-point deficit at the half to score the first nine points in the second period and take a lead midway through the half, but Towson hit two shots in the final minute for the win. Narissa Suber scored her 1,000th point. Gabriela Marginean put together her fourth double-double with 16 points and a season-high 15 rebounds. The Dragons turned the ball over a season-low six times against the Tigers, who were ranked third in the nation in steals. Women’s Basketball 2006-07