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2018–19 Susquehanna University Women’S Basketball 2018–19 Susquehanna University Women’s Basketball 2018–19 Susquehanna Women’s Basketball Quick Facts / Table of Contents SUSQUEHANNA UNIVERSITY Front Cover ..................................................................................................................... FC Location ........................... Selinsgrove, Pa. BJ’s Steak and Rib House ............................................................................................... IFC Founded ........................................... 1858 Quick Facts / Table of Contents ........................................................................................ 1 Enrollment ....................................... 2,300 About Susquehanna ......................................................................................................... 2 President .................... Jonathan D. Green Susquehanna Administration ........................................................................................... 3 Head Coach Jim Reed ....................................................................................................... 4 FACTS Assistant Coaches ............................................................................................................. 5 Nickname ..............................River Hawks Meet the River Hawks - Seniors ....................................................................................... 6 Colors .......................... O r a n g e & M a r o o n Meet the River Hawks - Juniors ........................................................................................ 7 Affiliation ....................... NCAA Division III Meet the River Hawks - Sophomores ............................................................................ 8-9 Conference ............................... Landmark Meet the River Hawks - Freshmen ................................................................................. 10 Director of Athletics ........Pam Samuelson Basketball Record Book ............................................................................................. 11-14 Office Phone.....................570-372-4273 Athletic Facilities ............................................................................................................. 15 E-mail [email protected] Susquehanna Trailways - The Official Transportation Company of the River Hawks ..... IBC Associate AD/SWA ............. Crystal Gibson 2018-19 Schedule ........................................................................................................... BC Office Phone.....................570-372-4605 E-mail [email protected] SPORTSMANSHIP STATEMENT Assistant AD .............................Jerry Foley Susquehanna University, the Landmark Conference and the NCAA promote Gym .................... O.W. Houts Gymnasium good sportsmanship by players, coaches, staff and fans. Capacity (Seating) ......................... 1,500 2017-18 Record ...............................11-13 Landmark Record, Finish ............6-8, 6th We ask that you support players coaches and officials by cheering without using All-Time Record ...........................606-503 personal comments or insults. Refrain from using profanity, vulgarity, racist or Seasons ................................................. 58 sexist comments during the game. We also ask that you treat fellow fans and event staff with respect, give players coaches and officials space to perform BASKETBALL STAFF by staying clear of the competition area. Finally, we also ask that you do not Head Coach. ...............................Jim Reed consume or possess alcohol and tobacco products. Alma Mater, Year .............Bucknell, 1985 Office Phone.....................570-372-4276 Individuals that are unable to follow these guidelines, are disruptive or hostile E-mail [email protected] to others or appear to be intoxicated, will be removed from the gymnasium and Assistant Coaches ........ Alexandra Kebetz, ...................................... Todd Goclowski may face additional discipline. .........................................Ryan Callahan ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS 2017-18 RESULTS (11-13, 6-8 LC) Director .............................Nairem Moran Date Opponent Result Feb. 3 at Goucher * W, 77-24 Nov. 18 PSU-BERKS ! W, 68-53 Feb. 8 CATHOLIC * W, 51-39 Office Phone.....................570-372-4432 Nov. 19 THIEL ! W, 74-55 Feb. 10 at Drew * W, 59-55 Office Fax..........................570-372-2758 Nov. 26 LYCOMING L, 75-85 Feb. 14 at Scranton * L, 47-64 E-mail ........... [email protected] Nov. 29 at King’s (Pa.) W, 62-61 Feb. 17 ELIZABETHTOWN * L, 56-81 Assistant Director ..............David Johnson Dec. 2 GOUCHER * W, 69-25 Dec. 6 KEYSTONE W, 65-45 HOME games in CAPS Office Phone.....................570-372-4587 Dec. 9 CABRINI L, 60-64 ! - Pepsi Tipoff Tournament E-mail .................. [email protected] Dec. 16 at Marywood L, 66-79 * - Landmark Conference Website ....................... suriverhawks.com Dec. 29 at Wittenberg @ L, 69-78 @ - Charles B. Zimmerman Memorial Tournament Facebook .......... susquehanna.riverhawks Dec. 30 vs. Hanover @ L, 58-79 at Wittenberg Jan. 3 at McDaniel W, 55-54 Instagram .....................................gosusqu Jan. 6 at Moravian * L, 59-68 Twitter .........................................gosusqu Jan. 10 SCRANTON * L, 43-49 Jan. 13 at Elizabethtown * L, 37-50 Jan. 17 at Juniata * L, 46-65 Jan. 20 DREW * W, 50-47 Jan. 24 at Catholic * L, 41-67 Jan. 27 MORAVIAN * W, 61-51 Jan. 31 JUNIATA * L, 51-58 2018–19 Susquehanna Women’s Basketball About Susquehanna Susquehanna is a selective, residential university that combines Majors and Minors excellent academic programs with career-building professional Accounting Entrepreneurship & internships and research opportunities. In fact, 90% of stu- Actuarial Science* Innovation* dents complete an internship, research or other professional Africana Studies* Environmental Studies experience. Students also develop critical thinking, writing and Anthropology Film Studies* communication skills, which prepare them for the job market Applied Linguistics* Finance or graduate school. Ninety-eight percent (98%) of Susquehanna Art History French graduates are employed or pursuing advanced degrees within Arts Administration* German six months of graduation. Our winning combination of relevant Asian Studies* Global Management academic programs and professional experience not only gets Biochemistry Graphic Design students to their first job, but also ensures that they are able to Biology Health Care Studies* adapt for a lifetime of personal and professional success. Biomedical Sciences History Business Administration International Relations* We offer more than 100 majors and minors, the faculty-to-stu- Business Data Science International Studies dent ratio is 1:13, and our average class size is 19. Faculty Chemical Physics Italian* members are mentors as well as teachers. The university is Chemistry Jewish & Israel Studies* recognized nationally for our commitment to off-campus study Communications Leadership* through the Global Opportunities (GO) program. All students • Digital Multimedia Legal Studies* complete a cross-cultural experience for at least two weeks in - Broadcasting Luxury Brand Marketing the U.S. or abroad, which broadens their perspective and pro- - Journalism & Management vides them options. In - Sports Media Marketing a time of geopolitical • Strategic Communications Mathematics and economic com- - Advertising & Marketing Military Science* plexity, they are better - Public Relations Museum Studies* equipped to connect • Communication Arts Music with people from other - Communication Studies • Composition backgrounds, be they - Personal & Organizational • Education coworkers or clients. Communication • Performance Computer Science • Technology* Our courses are taught by exceptional professors, not graduate Creative Writing • Theory/Literature* students, who are accessible and eager to collaborate. Students Data Science & Analytics* Neuroscience benefit from a curriculum that is both innovative and flexible. Diversity Studies* Philosophy Susquehanna has a School of Arts and Sciences and the Sigmund Earth & Environmental Physics Weis School of Business. Our business school is AACSB-accred- Sciences Political Science ited, placing it among the top five percent of business schools Ecology Professional Accounting* worldwide. Other AACSB schools include Harvard Business Economics Psychology School and the University of Pennsylvania’s Wharton School. • Financial Economics Public Policy • General Economics Religious Studies The quality of the academic experience, interactions with and • Global Economy & Sociology support from faculty members, plus students’ Global Opportuni- Financial Markets Spanish ties (GO) experience, internships and research make them highly Education Strategic Studies* desirable job candidates when it’s time to launch their career. • Early Childhood Studio Art For students who enjoy service learning, our Johnson Center for certification, Pre-K–4 • Painting/Drawing Civic Engagement helps them get involved, plus some of our GO • English as a Second • Photography experiences include a service component. Language (ESL)certification Theatre • Secondary certification • Performance Susquehanna students make friends, learn leadership skills and (7–12 available in many • Production & Design have fun through more than 150 student-run clubs and organi- disciplines)
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