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) • Theatre Studies zations, fraternities, sororities, service groups and 23 NCAA Di- • Special Education Women’s Studies* vision III intercollegiate sports. Student-athletes compete within certification the Centennial Conference (football) and Landmark Conference, English: Literature *Minor program only including baseball, basketball, cross country, field hockey, golf, English: Professional indoor and outdoor track & field, lacrosse, soccer, softball, swim- & Civic Writing* ming & diving, tennis and volleyball. English: Publishing & Editing 2018–19 Susquehanna Women’s Basketball Susquehanna Administration

President Jonathan D. Green Jonathan D. Green degree in conducting from the University of Green was a member of the faculty at Sweet became president North Carolina at Greensboro in 1992 where Briar College from 1996 to 2011. The last of Susquehanna he was a University Excellence Fellow. eight of those years, he was dean of the University in July From 2011 through 2017, Green served college and vice president for academic 2017. A native as provost and dean of the faculty at affairs, which included serving as the of upstate New Illinois Wesleyan University. At IWU, he athletics direct report. During his service in York, he earned a was the athletics direct report. During his that position, the college hosted the first Bachelor of Music service in that role, IWU added men’s and conference-wide NCAA athletic-academic degree from the women’s lacrosse, increased overall athletic integration program, renovated its tennis State University participation by more than 100 students, facilities, built a modern fieldhouse, added of New York at significantly expanded the Shirk Athletic varsity softball, and hosted two national Fredonia in 1985 Center, won two national championships equestrian competitions. Green was twice and a Master of Music from the University and eight individual national champions, named winner of the Robert Barlow Award of Massachusetts at Amherst in 1987. He made six additional team top-four for outstanding service, support and participated in a summer seminar at Oxford appearances, and posted 13 new Academic devotion to athletics at Sweet Briar. University’s Trinity College in 1987, and All-Americans. He received the 2017 went on to earn a Doctor of Musical Arts Coaches Recognition Award at IWU.

Director of Athletics Pamela S. Samuelson Pam Samuelson has been the director of College in Milton, Mass., Samuelson graduated from Division III athletics at Susquehanna since July 2003. where she oversaw all Nebraska Wesleyan University in 1981 with aspects of the Colonels’ a Bachelor of Science degree in business Samuelson came to Susquehanna after 12-sport Division III administration and physical education. serving as assistant director of athletics at program. She earned her master’s degree in physical the University of Massachusetts-Boston education administration from Chadron since 1998. At Division III Beloit State College in Nebraska in 1985 and a College in Wisconsin, While at UMass-Boston, Samuelson was Ph.D. in higher education administration she was coordinator from Boston College in December 2003. involved in all aspects of the Beacons’ of women’s athletics, 18-sport NCAA Division III program in coordinator of athletic recruiting, director of She is a member of NACDA and serves on addition to helping oversee the sports the sports center and director of intramural the NADIIIAA Executive Board, the NCAA medicine and sports information programs, sports over a 10-year period. Research Committee and Women Leaders in academic advising for athletes, the Student- College Sports. She is a member of both the Athlete Advisory Board and the strength & As the head coach of both the volleyball and Nebraska Wesleyan University and Lincoln conditioning program. softball teams at Beloit, Samuelson directed Northeast High School Halls of Fame and those teams to conference championships. resides in Lewisburg, Pa. Prior to 1998, Samuelson served for three She also served as an assistant track & field years as the director of athletics at Curry coach at Beloit for three years.

Athletics Support Staff

Crystal Gibson Jerry Foley Mike Keeney Morgan Herold Zach Mohondro

Nairem Moran David Johnson Jack Burns Brandon Timmerman Kathi Deckard Connie Erdley 2018–19 Susquehanna Women’s Basketball Head Coach Jim Reed

basketball coach at NCAA Division II a structural engineer for four years University of Indianapolis during the before turning to coaching. He played 1994-95 season and as an assistant one season of football as a defensive girls’ basketball coach at Indian Valley back and lettered twice in track High School (Pa.) from 1995-1998. & field. The Reedsville, Pa. native is a 1980 graduate of the former In 1998, Reed returned to his alma Kishacoquillas (Pa.) High School and mater, Division I Bucknell, as an a 1981 graduate of Mercersburg assistant women’s basketball coach Academy (Pa.). and helped the Bison to a then school- record 20 victories during the 2000-01 season before moving on to Wilkes.

Reed graduated from Bucknell in 1985 with a Bachelor of Science degree in civil engineering. He worked as Jim Reed finished his 13th season as the head coach of the Susquehanna women’s basketball team in 2017-18. His overall record at Susquehanna is 167-161 (.509 winning percentage). Combined with his 27 wins as head coach at Wilkes, he has accumulated 194 career victories.

Reed was named the head women’s basketball and head women’s golf coach at Susquehanna in August 2005 after serving as the head women’s basketball coach at Wilkes University from 2001-2005. He guided the Susquehanna women’s golf team until 2012.

Reed is no stranger to Susquehanna, having served as an assistant women’s basketball coach under Mark Hribar for three seasons (1989-1992) and as a men’s basketball assistant under Frank Marcinek for two seasons (1992-1994). During his previous stints at Susquehanna, Reed also served as an assistant baseball coach from 1991-1994 and as the head women’s tennis coach from 1993-94.

After leaving Susquehanna, Reed served as an assistant men’s 2018–19 Susquehanna Women’s Basketball Assistant Coaches

Alexandra Kebetz was Ryan Callahan joined Jim Todd Goclowski joined added to the Susquehanna Reed’s staff prior to the the coaching staff for the University Women’s start of the 2018-19 season women’s basketball team Basketball prior to the start of after three years as the head at the start of the 2016-17 the 2017-18 season. men’s basketball coach at season. The veteran head Pennsylvania College of coach brings a wealth of Kebetz graduated from Technology. successful experience to SU Salisbury University in as a coach and mentor at the 2016 with a major in Prior to PCT, Callahan served NCAA Division I and III levels. Interdisciplinary Studies with a concentration one year as an assistant coach in Physical Education and English for Speakers at Penn State-Abington, which followed three Goclowski posts a stellar career record of of Other Languages (ESOL) and a minor in years as an assistant at Alvernia University. 209-69 in stints as an NCAA head coach Athletic Coaching. In both positions, Callahan was in charge of with Lebanon Valley College (LVC) and Curry recruiting, creating and implementing practice College. At LVC, he was a two-time conference Kebetz gained her coaching knowledge plans, player development and film exchange, Coach of the Year and two-time regional from a variety of areas, she was the Student among other duties. Coach of the Year leading Lebanon Valley Assistant Coach for the Salisbury University to the NCAA Elite 8 in 2011 and the NCAA Men’s Basketball team in 2015-16. During He was a staff member on two NCAA Sweet 16 in 2012. LVC won three conference her time with 2015-16 men’s team, the Sea Tournament teams, two Middle Atlantic championships and made five NCAA Gulls found their way to the Capital Athletic Conference championship teams and one appearances under his direction. Conference(CAC) Championship Tournament, ECAC Tournament championship team at a 21-7 overall record and a conference record Alvernia. Off the court, Goclowski has earned a of 13-5. reputation as a leader in community service, In addition to his collegiate coaching, Callahan having worked integrally with Special Also at Salisbury, Kebetz served as the student has also coached at the AAU level and was Olympics, American Cancer Society and the assistant for the women’s team for the 2013- an assistant high school coach in 2010 at Penn State Hershey Breast Center among 14 season where they posted an overall record Hopkinton High School in New Hampshire. others. In 2008, Coach Goclowski received a of 18-9, a conference record of 12-4 and a trip “V-Day” award from student organizations at to the CAC Championship Tournament. Callahan began his playing career at Division I LVC in recognition for leadership promoting Wagner in 2007 before transferring to Division social justice for women. He was also the Kebetz was also the Head Coach for Worcester II Mansfield, where he was a two-time team founder and architect of LVC’s annual “Pink Prep JV Girls’ Basketball Team for the 2014-15 captain and an All-PSAC selection. Game,” a fund-raiser for the fight against season. Before starting at Susquehanna, she breast cancer. was a trainer at Evolution Basketball Training. Callahan earned his Bachelor of Science degree in Nutrition from Mansfield in 2010, At LVC, he mentored 24 All-Academic and a Master of Arts degree in Organization conference award winners and an NCAA Leadership from Alvernia University in 2014. post-graduate scholarship award winner. He has also been an assistant coach at Cornell University, Northeastern University, Brandeis University and Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). The Clark University graduate with a degree in Government and American Politics was a member of the WBCA State Farm All-American committee from 2009-12. He currently enjoys a role as a ‘wish granter’ for the Make-A-Wish Foundation. Meet the 2018–19 River Hawks SENIORS

Bailey Maddie TRELL 3 MURRAY 13

Position:...... Guard Position:...... Guard Height:...... 5-4 Height:...... 5-10 Hometown:...... Paxinos, Pa. Hometown:...... Langhorne, Pa. High School:...... Our Lady of Lourdes High School:...... Neshaminy

2017-18: Started 21 of the 22 games she played in … Named MVP of 2017-18: Started six games and played in all 24 as junior … Scored in the Susquehanna Trailways Tipoff Tournament … Led the team with 75 double figures six times and ranked fourth on the team in scoring … assists … Logged the second-most minutes on the team ... Ranked third Booked her best outing against Keystone, notching career-highs of 16 on the team in points and steals … Dished out a career-best 11 assists points and five steals to go with six rebounds in 27 minutes of work. against Penn St.-Berks … Played all 40 minutes at Scranton … Grabbed 10 rebounds opposite Elizabethtown. 2016-17: Appeared in 16 games as a sophomore and started the last three games of the season … Finished the season with 41 points 2016-17: Played in all 25 games and started 21 games in her sophomore including a season-best 10 points in the season finale at Elizabethtown season … Played the most minutes on the team averaging nearly 28 … Also grabbed 24 rebounds including six against Scranton near the end minutes per game … Averaged 5.1 points per game and was second of the season and had 11 rebounds in the final two games of the season on the team with 63 assists … Scored a career high 23 points against ... Also contributed four steals and seven assists. Juniata … Recorded a season high seven assists also against Juniata. 2015-16: Saw action in three games as a freshman and scored two 2015-16: Appeared in nine games and started one game in her points in seven minutes of action against Merchant Marine. freshman year … Scored her first points against Merchant Marine, recording a season-high four points and three steals.

Haley Haley LUSBY 21 TIMKO 42

Position:...... Forward Position:...... Center Height:...... 6-0 Height:...... 6-0 Hometown:...... Blairstown, N.J. Hometown:...... Georgetown, Del. High School:...... North Warren High School:...... Delmarva Christian 2017-18: Played in 15 games on the season … Logged in a season-high 2017-18: Saw action in five games … grabbed four rebounds on the year. 10 minutes on three separate occasions … Hauled in 21 rebounds and scored five points. 2016-17: Saw limited action as a sophomore … played in six games and collected four rebounds. 2016-17: Appeared in eight games and score four points with all four coming from the free throw line … She was 2-for-2 from the line against 2015-16: Appeared in 10 games as a freshman and scored her only Catholic. points against Marywood … She scored two points and grabbed five rebounds against the Pacers. 2015-16: Played in eight games as a freshman and scored 15 points including a season-high five points with a three-pointer and two free throws against Merchant Marine … Also grabbed 12 rebounds including a season-best of three against Merchant Marine. Meet the 2018–19 River Hawks JUNIORS

Maggie Rachel WILSON 5 SWEGER 15

Position:...... Guard Position:...... Guard Height:...... 5-6 Height:...... 5-9 Hometown:...... Lewistown, Pa. Hometown:...... Elizabethtown, Pa. High School:...... Mifflin County High School:...... Elizabethtown Area

2017-18: Started in three games and appeared in 22 overall … Recorded 2017-18: Appeared in 22 games and started 12 as a sophomore … career highs of 12 rebounds and nine points in a career-best 31 minutes Scored in double figures in four games … Lead the team with 25 made in a 55-54 win at McDaniel … Handed out a personal-best five assists three-pointers … Went 10-of-11 from the free throw line and ranked without a turnover at Goucher. first on the team with a 90.9 percentage ... Recorded a game and career- high 17 points on 6-of-12 shooting from the floor, including 3-of-7 from 2016-17: Appeared in 14 games as a freshman … Scored 13 points three-point range, in a 55-54 win at McDaniel. including a season-high five points against Marywood … Scored her first career points with a pair of free throws against Gallaudet. 2016-17: Played in all but one game and started four games as a freshman … Scored 97 points including a season-best 11 points against Catholic at home on Jan. 25 … Finished sixth on the team with a 78.6 free throw percentage and missed only one of her final 10 free throws on the season … Led the team with 81 three-point attempts as well as 22 made three-pointers. Meet the 2018–19 River Hawks SOPHOMORES

Alexa Victoria PETROZZINO 2 LOMBARDI 4

Position:...... Guard Position:...... Guard Height:...... 5-3 Height:...... 5-3 Hometown:...... East Hanover, N.J. Hometown:...... Morris Plains, N.J. High School:...... Hanover Park High School:...... Parsippany Hills

2017-18: Appeared in three games … Made a pair of three-pointers en 2017-18: Played in four games in her first season … Scored the first route to a career-high six points at Goucher. basket of her career, a three-pointer, versus Hanover.

Erin Nevin McQUILLEN 10 HOENNINGER 14

Position:...... Guard Position:...... Guard Height:...... 5-8 Height:...... 5-9 Hometown:...... Cresskill, N.J. Hometown:...... Lancaster, Pa. High School:...... Cresskill High School:...... Lampeter-Strasburg

2017-18: Earned seven starts and played in 24 games … Led the team 2017-18: Appeared in 24 games … Recorded her first career points at in three-point shooting percentage … Ranked second on the team Penn St.-Berks and grabbed five rebounds …Scored a career-high 13 in scoring and field goal percentage … Finished third on the team in points versus Scranton … Dished out six assists at Goucher. minutes played, including two games with a full 40 minutes … Scored in double figures in 11 games … Grabbed 10 rebounds at Catholic … Poured in personal-best 18 points, including a perfect 4-of-4 from three- point range, in a win at Goucher. Meet the 2018–19 River Hawks SOPHOMORES

Alanna Madi CONNOLLY 33 WELLIVER 35

Position:...... Forward Position:...... Center Height:...... 5-10 Height:...... 5-11 Hometown:...... Whitehouse Station, N.J. Hometown:...... Turbotville, Pa. High School:...... Hunterdon High School:...... Warrior Run

2017-18: Played in seven games in her first season … Recorded her first 2017-18: Spent her freshman season at Lycoming College … Also a collegiate points opposite Goucher to go with six rebounds … Tallied a member of the Susquehanna women’s soccer team. career-high seven points on 2-of-2 from the floor and 3-of-4 from the line at Goucher.

Taylor EVANS 44

Position:...... Forward Height:...... 5-11 Hometown:...... Lititz, Pa. High School:...... Manheim Township 2017-18: Saw action in six games … Scored her first career points and grabbed a pair of rebounds at Goucher. Meet the 2018–19 River Hawks FRESHMEN

Amanda Megan LEMIRE 12 EMLET 20

Position:...... Guard Position:...... Guard Height:...... 5-2 Height:...... 5-6 Hometown:...... Auburn, N.H. Hometown:...... Shippensburg, Pa. High School:...... Pinkerton Academy High School:...... Big Spring

Amalia Sadie ESPOSITO 23 COMFORT 24

Position:...... Forward Position:...... Guard Height:...... 6-0 Height:...... 5-7 Hometown:...... Coraopolis, Pa. Hometown:...... Pottsville, Pa. High School:...... Montour High School:...... Pottsville

Kameron Olivia de VOOGD 32 BRANDT 34

Position:...... Center Position:...... Forward Height:...... 6-2 Height:...... 5-11 Hometown:...... Woodbridge, N.J. Hometown:...... Bethlehem, Pa. High School:...... Woodbridge High School:...... Notre Dame

2018–19 Women’s Basketball Roster No. Name Yr. Pos. Ht. Hometown/High School 2 Alexa Petrozzino So. G 5-3 East Hanover, N.J. / Hanover Park 3 Bailey Trell Sr. G 5-4 Paxinos, Pa. / Our Lady of Lourdes 4 Victoria Lombardi So. G 5-3 Morris Plains, N.J. / Parsippany Hills 5 Maggie Wilson Jr. G 5-6 Lewistown, Pa. / Mifflin County 10 Erin McQuillen So. G 5-8 Cresskill, N.J. / Cresskill 12 Amanda Lemire Fr. G 5-2 Auburn, NH. / Pinkerton Academy 13 Maddie Murray Sr. G 5-10 Langhorne, Pa. / Neshaminy 14 Nevin Hoenninger So. G 5-9 Lancaster, Pa. / Lampeter-Strasburg 15 Rachel Sweger Jr. G 5-9 Elizabethtown, Pa. / Elizabethtown Area 20 Megan Emlet Fr. G 5-6 Shippensburg, PA. / Big Spring 21 Haley Lusby Sr. F 6-0 Blairstown, N.J. / North Warren 23 Amalia Esposito Fr. G/F 6-0 Coraopolis, PA. / Montour 24 Sadie Comfort Fr. G 5-7 Pottsville, PA. / Pottsville 32 Kameron de Voogd Fr. F/C 6-2 Woodbridge, N.J. / Woodbridge 33 Alanna Connolly So. F 5-10 Whitehouse Station, N.J. / Hunterdon 34 Olivia Brandt Fr. F 5-11 Bethlehem, Pa. / Notre Dame 35 Madi Welliver So. F/C 5-11 Turbotville, PA. / Warrior Run 42 Haley Timko Sr. C 6-0 Georgetown, Del. / Delmarva Christian 44 Taylor Evans So. F 5-11 Lititz, Pa. / Manheim Township 2018–19 Susquehanna Women’s Basketball River Hawks Record Book

SUSQUEHANNA RECORD VS. OPPONENTS Opponent W L Last Played Opponent W L Last Played Opponent W L Last Played Albion 0 1 01-02 Lake Erie 1 0 07-08 Southern Maine 0 1 90-91 Albright 35 20 08-09 Lebanon Valley 33 23 13-14 St. Mary’s (Md.) 1 1 11-12 Alfred 1 0 08-09 Lincoln University 5 1 06-07 St. Norbert 0 1 85-86 Allegheny 1 0 83-84 Lock Haven 0 8 66-67 Staten Island 0 1 07-08 Alma 0 1 85-86 Luzerne C.C. 1 3 71-72 Stony Brook 0 1 94-95 Alvernia 5 0 14-15 Lycoming 35 19 17-18 SUNY Cortland 1 0 05-06 Baptist Bible (Pa.) 6 1 13-14 Manhattanville 1 0 05-06 SUNY Fredonia 1 0 11-12 Bates 1 0 87-88 Mansfield 3 1 89-90 SUNY Geneseo 0 1 03-04 Berry 1 0 10-11 Mary Baldwin 1 0 06-07 SUNY New Paltz 1 0 09-10 Bloomsburg 7 17 93-94 Marymount (Va.) 0 1 12-13 Thiel 3 0 17-18 Bridgeport 1 0 92-93 Marywood 11 13 17-18 Trinity Washington 1 0 03-04 Bryn Athyn 2 0 15-16 Mass.-Dartmouth 1 0 01-02 Truman State 0 1 03-04 Bucknell 0 7 83-84 McDaniel 14 7 17-18 University of Maine - Cabrini 2 2 17-18 MCLA 0 1 12-13 Presque Isle 1 0 15-16 CATHOLIC 7 19 17-18 Messiah 28 31 15-16 Upsala 1 0 82-83 Carnegie Mellon 1 1 92-93 Millersville 0 6 70-71 Ursinus 5 2 16-17 Centenary (N.J.) 1 0 97-98 Misericordia 13 6 12-13 USMMA 14 5 15-16 Chestnut Hill 3 0 07-08 Montclair State 1 2 10-11 Valley Forge 1 0 16-17 Christopher Newport 1 0 94-95 MORAVIAN 18 37 17-18 Virginia Wesleyan 0 1 13-14 Concordia-Irvine 1 0 00-01 Mt. St. Mary’s (Md.) 1 2 15-16 Washington College 1 0 16-17 Cornell 1 0 81-82 Muhlenberg 5 5 06-07 Wash & Jeff 1 0 92-93 Cortland 0 1 12-13 UNC-Greensboro 0 1 81-82 Wesley 1 0 89-90 Curry 0 1 05-06 Nazareth 1 0 82-83 Westiminster (Pa.) 1 0 14-15 Delaware Valley 3 0 95-96 Neumann 2 1 08-09 Wittenberg 0 1 17-18 Denison 1 1 10-11 TCNJ 1 0 84-85 Wheeling Jesuit 0 1 99-00 DeSales 5 2 01-02 New Jersey City 1 0 84-85 Widener 19 10 06-07 Dickinson 21 7 97-98 Notre Dame (Md.) 1 0 96-97 Wilkes 33 24 12-13 DREW 15 8 17-18 Otterbein 1 0 94-95 William Paterson 1 2 09-10 Eastern 1 1 12-13 Pacific Lutheran 0 1 00-01 York (Pa.) 18 7 05-06 ELIZABETHTOWN 22 57 17-18 Penn College 4 0 11-12 Elmira 1 0 07-08 Penn State 1 3 69-70 Landmark Conference in CAPS FDU-Florham 2 0 08-09 PSU-Berks 1 0 17-18 Franklin 0 1 98-99 PSU-Harrisburg 1 1 14-15 Franklin & Marshall 12 2 15-16 PSU-Hazleton 2 0 13-14 Frostburg State 2 0 83-84 Pitt.-Bradford 2 0 12-13 Gallaudet 2 0 16-17 Pitt.-Greensburg 1 0 99-00 Gettysburg 11 5 14-15 Pitt.-Johnstown 0 1 84-85 GOUCHER 21 2 17-18 Purchase 1 0 07-08 Grove City 1 1 01-02 Randolph-Macon 1 0 06-07 Gwynedd-Mercy 3 1 16-17 Richard Stockton 4 1 08-09 Hanover 1 1 17-18 RIT 1 0 01-02 Haverford 1 0 02-03 Rochester 1 0 99-00 Holy Family 1 1 98-99 Rosemont 1 0 14-15 Hood 1 0 97-98 Rowan 1 2 15-16 John Jay 1 0 11-12 Russell Sage 1 0 98-99 JUNIATA 50 32 17-18 Rutgers-Camden 3 0 08-09 Kean 2 1 96-97 Salisbury 0 1 04-05 Keuka 0 1 90-91 SCRANTON 2 44 17-18 Keystone 3 0 17-18 Seton Hill 0 1 04-05 King’s (Pa.) 26 14 17-18 Shenandoah 1 0 09-10 Lafayette 1 0 82-83 Shippensburg 1 8 73-74 2018–19 Susquehanna Women’s Basketball River Hawks Record Book COACHING RECORDS Year W L Pct. Head Coach Name Years W L Pct. 1960-61 2 2 .500 Betsy McDowell Mark Hribar 1988-02 237 139 .630 1961-62 7 3 .700 Betsy McDowell Jim Reed 2005-present 167 161 .509 1962-63 3 2 .600 Betsy McDowell Tom Diehl 1980-87 127 39 .765 1963-64 0 7 .000 Betsy McDowell Liz Cranmer Briggs 2002-05 32 41 .438 1964-65 1 5 .167 Betsy McDowell Betsy McDowell 1960-65 13 19 .406 1965-66 1 6 .143 Ruth Eckley Rose Ann Neff 1974-78 11 27 .289 1966-67 0 6 .000 Ruth Eckley Fredrica Stringfellow 1968-69, 70-74 7 34 .171 1967-68 2 5 .286 Ruth Eckley Sharon Taylor 1969-70 4 6 .400 1968-69 1 6 .143 Fredrica Stringfellow Janet Conn 1978-79 4 8 .333 1969-70 4 6 .400 Sharon Taylor Ruth Eckley 1965-68 3 17 .150 1970-71 2 7 .222 Fredrica Stringfellow Joyce Nolan 1979-80 1 12 .077 1971-72 2 6 .250 Fredrica Stringfellow 1972-73 2 7 .222 Fredrica Stringfellow 1973-74 0 8 .000 Fredrica Stringfellow 1974-75 0 8 .000 Rose Ann Neff 1975-76 0 8 .000 Rose Ann Neff 1976-77 5 5 .500 Rose Ann Neff NCAA TOURNAMENT HISTORY 1977-78 6 6 .500 Rose Ann Neff 1981-82 (Regional Runner-up) 1990-91 (Regional Runner-up) 1978-79 4 8 .333 Janet Conn Susguehanna 63, Frostburg State 60 Susquehanna 70, Carnegie Mellon 54 1979-80 1 12 .077 Joyce Nolan UNC-Greensboro 74, Susquehanna 66 Southern Maine 83, Susquehanna 74 1980-81 8 8 .500 Tom Diehl 1981-82 21 4 .840 Tom Diehl 1982-83 1991-92 1982-83 24 2 .923 Tom Diehl Grove City 60, Susquehanna 58 Scranton 67, Susquehanna 66 (OT) 1983-84 19 8 .704 Tom Diehl Scranton 62, Susquehanna 59 1984-85 25 4 .862 Tom Diehl 1992-93 1985-86 17 6 .739 Tom Diehl 1983-84 (Regional Runner-up) Moravian 56, Susquehanna 55 1986-87 13 7 .650 Tom Diehl Susquehanna 77, Allegheny 61 1987-88 10 13 .435 Mark Hribar Elizabethtown 73, Susquehanna 71 1998-99 1988-89 11 10 .524 Mark Hribar Gwynedd-Mercy 66, Susquehanna 63 (OT) 1989-90 16 10 .615 Mark Hribar 1984-85 (Regional Third Place) 1990-91 23 5 .821 Mark Hribar Pitt.-Johnstown 72, Susquehanna 62 ALL-TIME 4-11 1991-92 21 6 .778 Mark Hribar Susquehanna 77, Gettysburg 67 Home 2-4 1992-93 19 7 .731 Mark Hribar Away 0-3 1993-94 15 10 .600 Mark Hribar 1985-86 Neutral 2-4 1994-95 20 7 .741 Mark Hribar St. Norbert 77, Susquehanna 63 1995-96 15 9 .625 Mark Hribar Alma 74, Susquehanna 61 1996-97 17 8 .680 Mark Hribar 1997-98 15 9 .625 Mark Hribar 1998-99 17 10 .630 Mark Hribar 1999-00 13 11 .542 Mark Hribar 2000-01 16 9 .640 Mark Hribar 2001-02 9 15 .375 Mark Hribar 2002-03 13 10 .565 Liz Cranmer Briggs 2003-04 7 18 .280 Liz Cranmer Briggs 2004-05 12 13 .480 Liz Cranmer Briggs 2005-06 14 12 .538 Jim Reed 2006-07 15 11 .577 Jim Reed 2007-08 13 12 .520 Jim Reed 2008-09 16 10 .615 Jim Reed 2009-10 13 13 .500 Jim Reed 2010-11 12 13 .480 Jim Reed 2011-12 5 20 .250 Jim Reed 2012-13 8 17 .320 Jim Reed 2013-14 12 12 .500 Jim Reed 2014-15 17 9 .654 Jim Reed 2015-16 17 8 .680 Jim Reed 2016-17 14 11 .560 Jim Reed 2017-18 11 13 .458 Jim Reed Total 606 503 .546 58 seasons 1981-82 Susquehanna Women’s Basketball team that earned the first NCAA Tournament appearance and was the first of five consecutive years that Susquehanna advanced to the tournament. 2018–19 Susquehanna Women’s Basketball River Hawks Record Book

CAREER RECORDS POINTS REBOUNDS STEALS Deb Yeasted (1981-85) 2,075 Karyn Kern (1997-01) 1,079 Kristie Maravalli (1990-93) 293 Kristen Venne (1996-99) 1,929 Megan Lytle (1992-95) 1,036 Laurie Pankuck (1988-91) 256 Karyn Kern (1997-01) 1,773 Yvonne Young (1991-94) 929 Nikki Komara (2013-17) 240 Laurie Pankuck (1988-91) 1,539 Kristen Venne (1996-99) 894 Jen Winter (1989-92) 215 Kristie Maravalli (1990-93) 1,439 Gina Palazzi (2009-13) 738 Karyn Kern (1997-01) 199 Megan Lytle (1992-95) 1,401 Nikki Komara (2013-17) 679 Kristen Venne (1996-99) 190 Sandy Bartle (1983-86) 1,108 Skyra Blanchard (2002-05) 676 Karrah Henry (1996-99) 180 Alison Hepler (1992-95) 1,090 Sally Emerich (1982-85) 669 Marianne Rosini (1991-94) 175 Ruth Athey (1981-84) 1,078 Courtney Adams (2014-18) 603 Jonaida Williams (2011-15) 164 Nikki Komara (2013-17) 1,069 Lillian Goree (1981-83) 563 Megan Lytle (1992-95) 163 Kay Czap (1985-88) 1,004 Karen Deininger (1982-85) 554 Courtney Adams (2014-18) 1,001 Deb Yeasted (1982-85) 528 BLOCKED SHOTS Jen Clark (2003-07) 939 Karyn Kern (1997-01) 196 Amy Harrington (1999-02) 928 THREE-POINTERS Courtney Adams (2014-18) 181 Jonaida Williams (2011-15) 926 Erika Barron (2007-11) 171-377 Megan Lytle (1992-95) 151 Rachael Hughes (2007-11) 898 Angie Schedler (2014-17) 142-433 Ang Letcavage (2002-05) 81 Erika Barron (2007-11) 890 Jonaida Williams (2011-15) 110-285 Jen Clark (2003-07) 76 Alison Ream (2000-03) 888 Amy Harrington (1999-02) 110-361 Nancy Stepsus (1986-89) 75 Gina Palazzi (2009-13) 846 Nikki Komara (2013-17) 87-255 Courtney Sokol (2001-03) 71 Sally Emerich (1983-85) 763 Alison Ream (2000-03) 78-272 Sandy Jenkin (1996-99) 70 Angie Schedler (2014-17) 758 Ruth Williamson (2005-08) 77-243 Andrea Heinz (1987-89) 69 Pat Hanson (1982-85) 747 Sofie Schedler (2013-16) 74-248 Skyra Blanchard (2002-05) 67 Leslie Clementoni (1998-01) 746 Mariah Monahan (2010-14) 70-241 Beth Noble (1994-97) 62 Yvonne Young (1991-94) 739 Emily Kurtz (2000-03) 62-229 Ruth Williamson (2005-08) 737 Korey McCaffrey (2008-12) 61-247 Steph Houser (1994-97) 719 Shannon Grunwald (2009-13) 61-207 Liz Nicodemus (1990-93) 702 Holly Whitesel (1990-93) 676 ASSISTS Tricia Ross (1985-88) 667 Ruth Athey (1981-84) 664 Susan Trella (1998-01) 427 SCORING AVERAGE (Min. 25 games played) Nikki Komara (2013-17) 395 Lyn Jones (1980-82) 24.7 Erika Barron (2007-11) 364 Deb Yeasted (1982-85) 19.4 Sandy Bartle (1983-86) 353 Kristen Venne (1996-99) 19.3 Deb Yeasted (1982-85) 341 Karyn Kern (1997-01) 16.7 Jen Winter (1989-92) 313 Laurie Pankuck (1988-91) 16.2 Kay Czap (1985-88) 301 Marianne Rosini (1991-94) 276 REBOUNDING AVG. (Min. 25 games played) Kristie Maravalli (1990-93) 246 Lillian Goree (1981-83) 11.5 Alison Ream (2000-03) 242 Megan Lytle (1992-95) 10.4 Karyn Kern (1997-01) 10.2 Sherry Rohm (1976-79) 10.0 Kristen Venne (1996-99) 8.9

FIELD-GOAL PERCENTAGE (Min. 75 Made) Karyn Kern (1997-01) (694-1163) .597 Libby Shober (2008-09) (99-174) .569 Kristen Venne (1996-99) (713-1306) .546 Ang Letcavage (2002-05) (202-396) .510 Megan Lytle (1992-95) (585-1178) .497

FREE-THROW PERCENTAGE (Min. 50 Made) Amy Harrington (1999-02) (173-208) .827 Ruth Williamson (2005-08) (178-218) .817 Val Houseal (2005-08) (76-94) .809 Nikki Komora (2013-17) (188-239) .787 Susquehanna’s all-time leading scorer Jennifer Butts (2009-10) (54-69) .783 Deb Yeasted who scored 2,075 points Jonaida Williams (2011-15) (165-211) .782 from 1981-85. Ashley Watkins (2007-10) (107-141) .776 Kay Czap (1985-88) (259-334) .775 Libby Shober (2008-09) (65-84) .774 In 1999, Kristen Venne won the coveted Kristen Venne (1996-99) (499-648) .770 Jostens Trophy as the Division III Outstanding Athlete of the Year. 2018–19 Susquehanna Women’s Basketball River Hawks Record Book

SEASON RECORDS GAME RECORDS TEAM RECORDS POINTS POINTS Most Victories 25 (1984-85) Deb Yeasted (1984-85) 586 47 Lyn Jones (1/17/1981 vs. W. Maryland) Best Winning Pct. .923, 24-2 (1982-83) Kristen Venne (1998-99) 579 42 Lyn Jones (2/4/1981 at Wilkes) Longest Winning Streak 24 (1982-83) Deb Yeasted (1982-83) 546 40 Deb Yeasted (2/13/1985 vs. York, Pa.) Deb Yeasted (1983-84) 524 38 Lyn Jones (2/13/1981 at Marywood) TEAM SINGLE-GAME RECORDS Laurie Pankuck (1990-91) 501 37 Karyn Kern (11/27/1999 at Rochester) Most Points 124 Most Points by Both Teams 234 REBOUNDS THREE-POINTERS Susquehanna 124, Moravian 110 (2OT), 2/23/95 Lillian Goree (1981-82) 402 7 Angie Schedler (1/9/2016 vs. USMMA) Megan Lytle (1994-95) 337 6 Ruth Williamson (1/7/2006 at Lycoming) Most Points in Regulation 119 Karyn Kern (2000-01) 283 6 Erika Barron (11/21/2010 vs. King’s) Susquehanna 119, Lycoming 60, 1/10/84 Megan Lytle (1993-94) 281 6 Korey McCaffrey (1/21/2012 vs. Moravian) Karyn Kern (1996-97) 280 6 Angie Schedler (11/29/2015 vs. Lycoming) Fewest Points Allowed 5 6 Angie Schedler (12/18/2015 at Marywood) Susquehanna 34, Lycoming 5, 2/17/62 SCORING AVG. (Min. 10 games played) 6 Angie Schedler (1/27/2016 vs. Catholic) Lyn Jones (1980-81) 29.8 Fewest Points Combined 21 Kristen Venne (1998-99) 21.4 REBOUNDS Susquehanna 15, Lycoming 6, 2/3/62 Deb Yeasted (1982-83) 21.0 28 Lillian Goree (2/3/1982 vs. Wilkes) Deb Yeasted (1984-85) 20.2 27 Lillian Goree (12/5/1981 at Bloomsburg) Laurie Pankuck (1989-90) 19.6 23 Lillian Goree (2/13/1982 at Gettysburg) 23 Yvonne Young (2/19/1994 at Moravian) REBOUNDING AVG. (Min. 10 games played) 22 Karyn Kern (12/5/1996 at Leb. Valley) Lillian Goree (1981-82) 16.1 Megan Lytle (1994-95) 12.5 ASSISTS Karyn Kern (2000-01) 11.3 11 Bailey Trell (11/18/2018 vs. PSU-Berks) Megan Lytle (1993-94) 11.24 10 Karrah Henry (2/3/1997 vs. Lycoming) Karyn Kern (1996-97) 11.2 10 Erika Barron (12/6/2010 at Lycoming) 10 Sofie Schedler (1/9/2016 vs. Moravian) ASSISTS 9 Erika Barron (1/12/2008 vs. Moravian) Ruth Athey (1982-83) 241 9 Erika Barron (12/6/2007 vs. Lycoming) Ruth Athey (1983-84) 181 9 Sofie Schedler (2/3/2016 vs. Juniata) Sandy Bartle (1984-85) 179 Ruth Athey (1981-82) 178 STEALS Susan Trella (1999-00) 127 8 Sarah Jane Kalejta (1/21/2006 at LVC) 8 Karrah Henry (2/3/1997 vs. Lycoming) THREE-POINTERS 8 Maryanne Rosini (1/13/1994 at Messiah) Angie Schedler (2015-16) 71-216 8 Nikki Komara (1/14/2015 vs. Juniata) Erika Barron (2010-11) 67-183 Jonaida Williams (2014-15) 59-158 BLOCKED SHOTS Angie Schedler (2014-15) 55-174 10 Courtney Adams (1/27/2016 vs. Catholic) Amy Harrington (2000-01) 43-126 8 Courtney Sokol (1/4/2002 at King’s, Pa.) Erika Barron (2009-10) 42-133 8 Karyn Kern (1/23/1997 at Albright) Amy Harrington (1999-00) 38-128 Sofie Schedler (2015-16) 37-123 Alison Ream (2002-03) 36-109 Korey McCaffrey (2011-12) 35-127 Mariah Monahan (2013-14) 35-94

STEALS Laurie Pankuck (1989-90) 88 Deb Yeasted (1984-85) 88 Laurie Pankuck (1990-91) 85 Kristie Maravalli (1992-93) 82 Kristie Maravalli (1991-92) 81

BLOCKED SHOTS Karyn Kern (1996-97) 67 Courtney Adams (2017-18) 62 Megan Lytle (1994-95) 55 Karyn Kern (1998-99) 49 Courtney Adams (2015-16) 46 Courtney Adams (2016-17) 44 Megan Lytle (1992-93) 44

Angie Schedler (left) and her older sister Sofie are both in the career records list for three-pointers. 2018–19 Susquehanna Women’s Basketball Athletic Facilities

Susquehanna boasts one of the premier athletics programs varsity tennis teams. Offices and meeting spaces, locker in the Landmark Conference with 23 varsity sports teams. rooms and Clyde’s Café are also part of the complex. The complex is named in honor of James W. Garrett, Susque- While adhering to the philosophy that Susquehanna hanna’s head football coach from 1960 to 1965. He also student-athletes are here first and foremost for a quality served as an assistant coach and scout during a more than education, Susquehanna teams have still earned NCAA 30‐year career in the NFL. Division III national rankings in men’s basketball, men’s soccer, baseball, softball, track & field, men’s lacrosse and AMOS ALONZO STAGG FIELD at DOUG ARTHUR STADIUM women’s lacrosse over recent years. Track & Field athletes The 3,500-seat lighted stadium boasts a state-of-the-art also routinely achieve All-America status at their respec- ProGrass playing surface — replaced in the summer of tive national championships. Susquehanna teams won 18 2013 — and has retained the familiar Stagg Field designa- Middle Atlantic Conference (MAC) championships in men’s tion, while the installation of lights prior to the 2002 sea- and women’s sports during the decade of the 1980s. They son permitted teams to play on‐campus night games for added 21 more in the 1990s and nine more this century, the first time in program history. A video display board on as well as one Liberty League title and an Empire 8 Athletic the west end of the stadium, replaced prior to the 2013- Conference championship. Susquehanna has claimed four 14 academic year, is a state‐of‐the‐art piece of equipment (2009–10, 2011–12, 2013–14, 2015–16) Landmark Confer- that few Division II or III schools in the country can dupli- ence Presidents’ Trophy honors since the conference was cate. The stadium is home to the football team as well as formed and began competition in 2007-08. the outdoor track & field teams that host the annual Jim Taylor Invitational each spring. ATHLETICS FACILITIES Over the past several years, Susquehanna’s athletics facili- SASSAFRAS FIELDS ties have evolved into the finest in Division III. Opened in September 2004, Sassafras Fields consists of a lighted, ProGrass, multi-purpose field (resurfaced in JAMES W. GARRETT SPORTS COMPLEX 2015) for soccer, field hockey and lacrosse, and a separate A popular hub for student activity, the facilities provide softball field which recently underwent renovations adding award‐winning design, modern equipment and enhanced new dugouts and a new scoreboard. opportunities for collegiate and lifelong fitness. The complex includes a 51,000‐square‐foot field house, Chris HAROLD BOLLINGER ’39 FIELDS Vialonga ’93 and Colleen Supinski ’96 Sports Performance Dedicated in 2001, Harold Bollinger ’39 Field is the home Center, a 4,000-square foot Athletic Training room, Clyde of the 2016 Landmark Conference Champion River Hawks. H. Jacobs Fitness Center, Orlando W. Houts Gymnasium, a The field complex includes pro-style dugouts (2016), swimming pool, an indoor rowing training center, racquet- state-of-the-art scoreboard (2016) and bleacher seating for ball courts, the Douglas Arthur ’49 (football practice) Field nearly 500 fans. and a six-court tennis court complex that is home to the The Official Transportation Company of the River Hawks!  One Day, Overnight &  Daily departures to and from: Vacation Tours Harrisburg, PA; Elmira, NY; from Snyder County and Philadelphia, PA; New York, NY surrounding areas and points between  Charters (Great for  On Line Ticketing teams and Booster Clubs)  Package Express service  Free WiFi

401 East Central Avenue, Avis 570-753-5125 11 West Church Street, Williamsport 570-322-5361 www.susquehannabus.com 800-692-6314 2018–19 Susquehanna University Women’s Basketball Schedule November 13 at Wilkes...... 7 p.m. 17 PENN COLLEGE !...... 8 p.m. 18 NAZARETH/WESTMINSTER !...... 1/3 p.m. 25 at Lycoming...... 4 p.m. December 1 JUNIATA *...... 2 p.m. 5 NEUMANN...... 7 p.m. 8 MARYWOOD...... 2 p.m. 15 at William Paterson...... 2 p.m. 29 vs. Hood %...... 4:30 p.m. 30 at Roanoke %...... 4:30 p.m. January 3 KING’S (PA)...... 7 p.m. 5 at Goucher *...... 2 p.m. 9 at Drew *...... 7 p.m. 12 ELIZABETHTOWN *...... 2 p.m. 16 SCRANTON *...... 7 p.m. 19 at Catholic *...... 2 p.m. 23 MORAVIAN *...... 7 p.m. 26 GOUCHER *...... 2 p.m. 30 at Scranton *...... 7 p.m. February 2 at Elizabethtown *...... 2 p.m. 6 DREW *...... 7 p.m. 9 CATHOLIC *#...... 2 p.m. 13 at Moravian *...... 7 p.m. 16 at Juniata *...... 2 p.m.

* Landmark Conference | ! Susquehanna Trailways Tipoff Tournament % Susan Dunagan Holiday Classic at Roanoke | # Senior Day HOME GAMES in BOLD CAPS at O.W. Houts Gymnasium