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2012-13 UNH WOMEN’s BASKETBALL University of New Hampshire 2012-13 Women’s Basketball UNH Wildcats (5-6, 0-0 America East) at Colgate Raiders (4-7, 0-0 Patriot) Saturday, December 29, 2012 – 4 pm – Cotterell Court – Hamilton, N.Y. Links to live stats, audio and video available at unhwildcats.com Overall 5-6 America East 0-0 Home 3-1 Away 2-4 Neutral 0-1 Streak L-1 2012-13 Schedule/Results THE Matchup The University of New Hampshire women’s basketball team enters Saturday’s NOVEMBER 14 Wed. at Yale 57-51 W game at Colgate University with a 5-6 overall record. Game time at Cotterell Court 17 Sat. at Holy Cross 68-65 W is 4 p.m. 20 Tues. at Boston College 64-59 L UNH has a 6-3 lifetime record against Colgate and that includes a 2-1 road 25 Sun. CORNELL 59-56 W record. New Hampshire has won each of the last four meetings dating back to a 28 Wed. at Harvard 63-44 L Dec. 7, 2005 road victory (69-45) In the most recent meeting (Dec. 5, 2008), the DECEMBER Wildcats prevailed 89-61 on the road. During UNH's four-game winning streak, 1 Sat. vs. Quinnipiac ∞ 60-53 L the average margin of victory is 21 points. 2 Sun. at Brown ∞ 50-43 L The Raiders' most recent victory occurred Jan. 3, 2004 at UNH's Lundholm 5 Wed. DARTMOUTH 54-38 W Gym by a score of 74-64. 9 Sun. Cent. Conn. ST. Ω 43-32 L The lifetime series between UNH and Colgate dates back to Jan. 22, 1990, 17 Mon. WAGNER 77-54 W 22 Sat. at Cleveland State 58-47 L when Colgate won 72-61 on its home court. 29 Sat. at Colgate 4 pm COUNTDOWN TO 1,000 JANUARY 2 Wed. at Vermont • 7 pm UNH will play the 1,000th game in program history Jan. 5, 2013 at home 5 Sat. Stony Brook • 4 pm against Stony Brook University. Game time at Lundholm Gym is 4 p.m. Fans will 9 Wed. UMBC • 7 pm invited to be part of the commemorative photo. 16 Wed. at Albany • 12 pm 19 Sat. BoSton U. • Ω 2 pm THE State OF NEW HAMPSHIRE 23 Wed. at Hartford • 7 pm New Hampshire enters Saturday's game with a 5-6 overall record following 26 Sat. at Binghamton • 4 pm last Saturday's 58-47 loss at Cleveland State. The Wildcats have alternated wins 29 Tues. Maine • 7 pm and losses the past five games. FEBRUARY 2 Sat. at Stony Brook • 2 pm UNH has a 2-4 road record and has lost each of the last four road games after 6 Wed. VerMont • 7 pm opening the 2012-13 season with wins at both Yale University and College of the 13 Wed. at UMBC • 7 pm Holy Cross. 16 Sat. at Boston U. • 1 pm The 'Cats have a 2-4 record in December. 20 Wed. Hartford • 7 pm With a win at Colgate, the six wins through December would be UNH's 23 Sat. BingHaMton • 1 pm second-highest total since the 2006-07 season. Last year, the 'Cats ended December 27 Wed. alBany • 7 pm with a 7-5 record. MARCH 2 Sat. at Maine 12 pm TWEET TWEET 8-10 Fri-Sun America East tourney ^ 16 Sat. America East Championship + The following factoids are 140 characters or less, which makes them suitable to share on Twitter with your followers. HOME GAMES IN BOLD CAPS • America East game ∞ at Brown Bear Basketball Classic Ω TV: WBIN and FOX College Sports Atlantic NEW HAMPSHIRE DEPTH CHART ^ at SEFCU Arena (Albany, N.Y.) + at highest remaining seed PROBABLE STARTERS Cl. Ht. Hometown/High School PPG RPG APG F 11 Kaylee Kilpatrick So. 6-2 Saint John, New Brunswick/Harbour View 7.2 4.9 0.8 G 20 Kelsey Hogan Jr. 5-6 Nashua, N.H./Nashua North 8.6 3.8 4.1 F 22 Morgan Frame Sr. 6-1 Waterville, Maine/Waterville Senior 9.7 6.3 0.8 G 24 Cari Reed Sr. 6-0 Oswego, N.Y./Oswego 12.8 7.5 1.9 G 25 Lauren Wells Sr. 5-7 West Chester, Pa./Archbishop Carroll 5.3 2.2 0.8 RESERVES Twitter.com/UNHWildcats G 5 Elizabeth Belanger Fr. 5-10 Acton, Mass./Acton-Boxborugh 6.0 3.5 0.9 G 1 Ariel Gaston So. 5-7 Toledo, Ohio/Start 2.4 2.9 1.6 Twitter.com/UNHHoops F 33 Stephanie Spoto So. 5-10 Pittsford, N.Y./Pittsford Sutherland 2.1 2.2 0.6 Hashtags: UNHHoops, AEHoops F 30 Kendall Martenet Fr. 6-2 Waukesha, Wis./Mukwonago 1.1 1.3 0.0 G 14 Jilliane Friel Sr. 5-10 Durham, N.H./Oyster River 1.0 1.0 0.7 Facebook.com/UNHWildcats G 2 Victoria Duffey Fr. 5-5 Commerce Township, Mich. 0.0 0.5 0.1 G 12 S. Frankenberger Jr. 5-10 Gross Gerau, Germany/Theresianum Mainz G 23 Alexandra Leftridge So. 5-10 Melville, N.Y./Walt Whitman YouTube.com/UNHAthletics GAME 12: DECEMBER 29 AT COLGATE 2012-13 UNH WOMEN’s BASKETBALL @Crissa_24 recorded her 3rd double-double of the yr at highest total in any half this season. The previous high was 39 in Cleveland State. She led @UNHHoops in both pts (12) and rebs the second half at Holy Cross (Nov. 17). (10) #UNHHoops #AEHoops New Hampshire shot a season-high 43.8% (7 of 16) from @UNHHoops has a 1-0 record vs the Patriot League this season 3-point range against Wagner. The 47.1% field goal percentage was w/a win at Holy Cross. Up next is Colgate #UNHHoops #AEHoops second only to the 47.5% at Holy Cross. @Crissa_24 has been named @AmericaEast Player of the UNH was at opposite ends of the spectrum in consecutive Game in six of 11 games this season #UNHHoops #AEHoops games with a season-low 10 turnovers against Dartmouth College @UNHHoops never held the lead at Cleveland State. One (Dec. 5) and season-high 27 turnovers vs. CCSU (Dec. 9). game earlier, the 'Cats never trailed vs Wagner #UNHHoops @UNHHoops plays its 1,000th game Jan 5. Be there to be a part of the commemorative photo #UNHHoops #AEHoops What Just HAPPENED Tale of the Tape Senior guard Cari Reed recorded her third double-double of UNH Colgate the season with team highs in both points (12) and rebounds (10), Record 5-6 4-7 but UNH was upended 58-47 at Cleveland State on Saturday, Dec. Conference 0-0 0-0 22. Reed also tallied a career-high four blocks and matched her Home 3-1 3-1 season high of four assists. Kelsey Hogan finished with 10 points, Away 2-4 1-5 four assists and three rebounds. Neutral 0-1 0-1 UNH never led and the only tie of the game was 2-2 in the PPG 53.9 57.0 opening minutes of the game. CSU broke that tie with seven Opp. PPG 54.7 63.5 consecutive points. The Vikings led by as many as 10 points in the FG % .381 .378 first half and held a 26-18 halftime advantage. UNH opened the Opp. FG % .374 .401 second half with an 11-5 spurt to close within 31-29 at 14:42. The 3-pt FG % .245 .348 Wildcats trailed by three points, 45-42, with 5:25 remaining but Opp. 3-pt FG % .318 .280 would get no closer the rest of the way as they did not score the last FT % .677 .695 2:29. Rebounding Avg. 38.5 38.1 Opp. Rebounding Avg. 34.0 38.0 What HAPPENS NEXT Assists Avg. 11.4 13.3 The Wildcats ring in the New Year – and the America East Turnovers Avg. 17.9 20.1 conference portion of its schedule – Jan. 2 at Vermont. UNH's next Steals Avg. 6.6 7.4 home game is Jan. 5 vs. Stony Brook University; it is the 1000th Blocks Avg. 1.8 1.5 game in program history. Scoring Leader C. Reed (12.8 ppg) M. Repoli (9.8) Rebounds Leader C. Reed (7.5 rpg) J. Stockill (5.5) NEW HAMPSHIRE NOtabLES Assists Leader K. Hogan (4.1 apg) L. Kobiela (4.1) Blocks Leader K. Kilpatrick (0.6 bpg) J. Stockill (0.7) With head coach Maureen Magarity back in New Hampshire, Steals Leader M. Frame (1.1 spg) J. Lynch (2.2) associate head coach Mike Roux assumed the duties of head coach FG% Leader K. Kilpatrick (57.4%) K. Reid (48.6) during the road trip to Cleveland State. 3-Pt.% Leader C. Reed (33.8%) M. Repoli (37.1) UNH attempted just one free throw in last Saturday's 58-47 loss FT% Leader K. Hogan (100%) C. Harris (84.6) at Cleveland State. It marked the lowest number of FTs made since Feb. 25, 2010, when UNH went 1-for-6 from the foul line against UNH vs. Colgate Binghamton University. New Hampshire had not attempted as few as one FT In a game since going 0-for-1 from the foul line in a 55-42 Overall: UNH leads 6-3 loss vs. Fairfield University on Dec. 10, 1986; Kris Kinney was the At home: 3-2 'Cat who missed that lone free throw attempt. On the road: 2-1 The 13 turnovers at Cleveland State was the team's second- At neutral sites: 1-0 lowest total of the season.
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