BROWN • COLUMBIA • CORNELL • DARTMOUTH • HARVARD • PENN • PRINCETON • YALE 2010-11 WOMEN’S

Week 1 • November 8, 2010 Contact: Sarah Finney • [email protected] • 609-258-2441

2010-11 STANDINGS UPCOMING SCHEDULE Friday, November 12 Ivy League Overall Long Island at Columbia, 1 pm GP Record Win% Home Away GP Record Win% Home Away Neutral Streak Brown at Albany, 5 pm Brown 0 0-0 0.000 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0.000 0-0 0-0 0-0 L1 Bryant at Penn, 7 pm Columbia 0 0-0 0.000 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0.000 0-0 0-0 0-0 W2 Yale at Holy Cross, 7 pm Cornell 0 0-0 0.000 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0.000 0-0 0-0 0-0 L2 Dartmouth at Northwestern, 8 pm Dartmouth 0 0-0 0.000 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0.000 0-0 0-0 0-0 L3 Harvard 0 0-0 0.000 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0.000 0-0 0-0 0-0 L1 Saturday, November 13 Penn 0 0-0 0.000 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0.000 0-0 0-0 0-0 L1 Harvard at Maine, Noon Princeton 0 0-0 0.000 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0.000 0-0 0-0 0-0 L1 Fairleigh Dickinson at Princeton, 4 pm Yale 0 0-0 0.000 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0.000 0-0 0-0 0-0 W1 Cleveland State at Cornell, 7 pm

Monday, November 15 2010-11 IVY LEAGUE WOMEN’S BASKETBALL TIPS OFF Cornell at Syracuse, 7 pm The 2010-11 women’s basketball season gets underway this week as all eight Ivy League squads hit the court for a single game. Tuesday, November 16 Dartmouth at New Hampshire, 7 pm Returning all five starters and coming off the most successful season in Ivy League history, Princeton lead Fairleigh Dickinson at Columbia, 7 pm the charge for the Ancient Eight this season. The Tigers went 26-2 in the regular season and a perfect 14-0 in Ivy play a year ago, the former resulting in the best regular-season record in Ivy history and the latter oc- Wednesday, November 17 curring for the first time since 2002-03. Princeton begins the 2010-11 season as the lone Ivy school receiving Brown at Central Connecticut State, 7 pm votes in the preseason ESPN/USA Today Coaches Poll, also marking the first time an Ivy team has been Yale at Boston University, 7 pm listed in that particular preseason poll (Harvard earned votes in the 2002-03 preseason AP Poll). Thursday, November 18 Key to Princeton’s repeat success in 2010-11 will be the 10 returning letterwinners, including all five starters Princeton at Rutgers, 7:30 pm in sophomore forward Niveen Rasheed, junior guard Lauren Edwards, junior center Devona Allgood, se- nior guard Addie Micir and sophomore guard Lauren Polansky. Rasheed, the Ivy Rookie of the Year, was also a first team All-Ivy selection along with Edwards while Allgood and Micir earned second team honors. Friday, November 19 Penn at Drexel, Noon The team most likely to give Princeton a run at the Ivy title is Harvard (20-9, 11-3 Ivy in 2009-10). The Crim- 1 - Harvard vs. Oral Roberts, 3:30 pm son also return five starters from last year’s NIT qualifying squad. Senior forward Emma Markley was a first 2 - Dartmouth vs. Boston College, 5 pm team All-Ivy pick while junior guard Brogan Berry and sophomore guard Victoria Lippert were second team Cornell at Fairfield, 7 pm selections. Saturday, November 20 Dartmouth (11-17, 6-8 Ivy) welcomes back 2009-10 first team All-Ivy selection Brittney Smith and All-Rookie 2 - Dartmouth vs. Marist, 1 pm selection Faziah Steen among its nine returning letterwinners. The backcourt duo of sophomore Megan Columbia at St. John’s, 2 pm Vasquez and senior Yoyo Greenfield headline the seven returning letterwinners for Yale (13-15, 8-6 Ivy). Brown at New Hampshire, 4 pm Delaware at Yale, 7 pm Following the departure of all-everything Judie Lomax, Columbia (18-10, 9-5 Ivy) will look for others to step 1 - Harvard at Navy, 8:30 pm up and fill the void left by their leading scorer and rebounder. Junior guard Kathleen Barry will be one of the keys to that transition after earning All-Ivy honorable mention honors in 2009-10. Sunday, November 21 Princeton at Lehigh, 2 pm Brown (8-20, 5-9 Ivy) returns its top scorer in the form of junior guard Hannah Passafuime. Featuring no seniors in 2010-11, the Bears will look to its underclassmen to step up into key roles. Another team with just Monday, November 22 one senior, and one junior, is Cornell (7-20, 2-12 Ivy). The Big Red roster features four sophomores and six Winston-Salem at Cornell, 7 pm freshmen, including 2009-10 All-Rookie selection Clare Fitzpatrick. KEY: Penn (2-26, 1-13 Ivy) second-year head coach Mike McLaughlin has a rebuilding process in front of him 1 - Navy Classic (Annapolis, Md.) after just two wins in his inaugural campaign. But if his career record is any indication (409-76), McLaughlin 2 - TD Bank Classic (Burlington, Vermont) will look to begin turning the tide with seven returners and six freshmen. 2010-11 Ivy League WOMEN’S BASKETBALL Week 1

PLAYER OF THE WEEK WEEKLY AWARD WINNERS The 2010-11 Ivy League Player of the Week awards begin November 15. PLAYERS OF THE WEEK November 8...... ROOKIE OF THE WEEK November 15...... The 2010-11 Ivy League Rookie of the Week awards begin November 15. November 22...... November 29...... HONOR ROLL December 6...... The 2010-11 Ivy League Honor Roll begin November 15. December 13...... December 20...... AWARD HISTORY December 27...... January 3...... PLAYER OF THE WEEK January 10...... School Last Occurrence Player January 17...... Brown January 19, 2009* Courtney Lee Columbia March 8, 2010 Judie Lomax January 24...... Cornell February 2, 2009* Lauren Benson January 31...... Dartmouth February 22, 2010* Sasha Dosenko February 7...... Harvard February 1, 2010* Emma Markley February 14...... Penn December 8, 2008 Carrie Biemer February 21...... Princeton March 1, 2010 Lauren Edwards February 28...... Yale December 22, 2008 Haywood Wright March 7...... ROOKIE OF THE WEEK March 14...... School Last Occurrence Player Brown January 18, 2010* Lindsay Nickel ROOKIE OF THE WEEK Columbia February 18, 2008 Lauren Dwyer November 8...... Cornell February 1, 2010 Clare Fitzpatrick November 15...... Dartmouth January 18, 2010* Faziah Steen Harvard March 1, 2010* Victoria Lippert November 22...... Penn February 25, 2008* Kim Adams November 29...... Princeton March 8, 2010 Niveen Rasheed December 6...... Yale February 8, 2010* Megan Vasquez December 13...... December 20...... *Shared honor December 27......

All-time Player and Rookie award-winning leaders on Page 5 January 3...... January 10...... January 17...... January 24...... January 31...... February 7...... February 14...... February 21...... February 28...... March 7...... March 14......

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TEAM-BY-TEAM NOTES BROWN ASSOCIATED PRESS POLL Brown concluded the 2009-10 season with an 8-20 overall record and a 5-9 Preseason Ivy mark, good for sixth place. The Bears’ five Ivy wins equaled its Ivy win total Rk Team (First Place Votes)...... Record...... Pts...... Pvs over the three previous seasons combined. Brown returns nine letterwinners, 1 Connecticut (39) ...... 0-0...... 992...... 1 including two starters from a squad that led the League in steals (9.6 per game) 2 Baylor (1) ...... 0-0...... 934...... 14 one year ago. Junior guard Hannah Passafuime is Brown’s top returning scorer 3 Stanford...... 0-0...... 922...... 2 (9.3 ppg). 4 Tennessee...... 0-0...... 886...... 3 5 Xavier...... 0-0...... 818...... 5 6 Duke...... 0-0...... 802...... 6 COLUMBIA 7 Ohio State...... 0-0...... 759...... 8 Columbia will seek a second straight winning season after concluding 2009- 8 Texas A&M...... 0-0...... 664...... 9 10 at 18-10 overall and 9-5 in Ivy play (3rd place). The 18 wins and nine Ivy 9 Kentucky...... 0-0...... 649...... 19 victories were both program records. The Lions return 10 letterwinners and two 10 Oklahoma...... 0-0...... 595...... 12 11 West Virginia...... 0-0...... 579...... 10 starters, but have a huge hole to fill following the departure of Judie Lomax 12 Notre Dame...... 0-0...... 560...... 7 (18.6 ppg, 14.2 rpg). The charge should be led by backcourt duo Kathleen 13 Georgetown...... 0-0...... 506...... 13 Barry (10.8 ppg) and Melissa Shafer (7.7 ppg, 51 3-pt FGs). 14 St. John’s...... 0-0...... 452...... 15 15 North Carolina...... 0-0...... 420...... NR 16 UCLA...... 0-0...... 382...... 22 CORNELL 17 Texas...... 0-0...... 274...... 17 The Big Red return a pair of starters from a team that went 7-20 overall and 18 Florida State...... 0-0...... 270...... 11 2-12 in Ivy play a year ago. Leading rebounder Allie Munson (5.7 rpg) returns, 19 Georgia...... 0-0...... 241...... 23 as does fellow forward Clare Fitzpatrick (8.7 ppg, 5.1 rpg). Cornell has had a 20 Iowa State...... 0-0...... 195...... 16 pair of down years, but looks to build back to the success of 2007-08 when it 21 Maryland...... 0-0...... 134...... NR 22 Iowa...... 0-0...... 121...... NR went 20-9 overall and 11-3 in Ivy action. 23 TCU...... 0-0...... 117...... NR 24 Vanderbilt...... 0-0...... 109...... NR DARTMOUTH 25 Michigan State...... 0-0...... 105...... 24 Brittney Smith leads the charge this season for Dartmouth after collecting 11 double-doubles for the Big Green a year ago. She averaged 12.1 points and Others receiving votes: LSU 75, Georgia Tech 73, Dayton 67, Gonzaga 64, DePaul 49, California 44, North Carolina State 28, Bowling Green 22, Nebraska 19, Temple 15, Wisconsin- 10.2 rebounds as Dartmouth went 11-17 overall and 6-8 in the Ivy League Green Bay 15, San Diego State 8, Wisconsin 8, USC 7, James Madison 5, Rutgers 4, Arkansas- (fifth place). For the first time since 2004, the Big Green failed to advance Little Rock 3, Arizona State 2, Pittsburgh 2, Kansas 1, Miami (FL) 1, Penn State 1, Tulane 1. into postseason play, having earned three NCAA Tournament and two WNIT appearances between 2004-09. ESPN/USA TODAY COACHES POLL Preseason - November 3, 2010 HARVARD Harvard rolled off a season-best eight game win streak near the end of the Rk Team (First Place Votes)...... Record...... Pts...... Pvs 2009-10 season, earned a WNIT berth and eventually finished at 20-9 overall 1 Connecticut (27) ...... 0-0...... 765...... 1 and 11-3 in League play (second place). The Crimson finished with 20 wins for 2 Baylor (2) ...... 0-0...... 724...... 4 2 Stanford (1) ...... 0-0...... 724...... 2 the ninth time in program history. They return all five starters including Brogan 4 Tennessee (1) ...... 0-0...... 674...... 8 Berry, who led the League in assists (5.8 per game) and free-throw percentage 5 Duke...... 0-0...... 619...... 6 (83.8%), and Emma Markley (14 ppg, 7.0 rpg, 2.7 bpg). 6 Xavier...... 0-0...... 602...... 5 7 Ohio State...... 0-0...... 522...... 15 PENN 8 Texas A&M...... 0-0...... 512...... 14 9 Oklahoma...... 0-0...... 506...... 3 Under first-year head coach Mike McLaughlin, the Quakers struggled to a 2-26 10 Kentucky...... 0-0...... 497...... t9 overall record and 1-13 in Ivy play. McLaughlin is a winner, however, holding a 11 West Virginia...... 0-0...... 454...... 16 409-76 (15 years) career record, so Penn will look to build towards the future 12 Notre Dame...... 0-0...... 419...... 11 this season. The 2010-11 roster is underclassmen heavy with six freshmen and 13 Georgetown...... 0-0...... 380...... 17 two sophomores. 14 Florida State...... 0-0...... 298...... t9 15 UCLA...... 0-0...... 283...... 23 16 St. John’s...... 0-0...... 262...... 18 PRINCETON 17 Iowa State...... 0-0...... 226...... 13 Princeton rolled to a 26-3 overall mark and recorded the first 14-0 finish in Ivy 18 North Carolina...... 0-0...... 206...... NR play since Harvard in 2002-03. The Tigers’ 26-2 regular-season record was also 19 Georgia...... 0-0...... 196...... 19 20 Texas...... 0-0...... 182...... t25 the best overall regular season in Ivy history. This season, all five starters return, 21 Vanderbilt...... 0-0...... 151...... 24 led by Ivy Rookie of the Year Niveen Rasheed (15.4 ppg, 8.8 rpg). The Tigers 22 Gonzaga...... 0-0...... 106...... 12 led nine of 16 statistical categories including scoring offense (70.7) and scoring 23 Nebraska...... 0-0...... 95...... 7 defense (52.7), showing they get it done on both ends of the court. 24 Michigan State...... 0-0...... 91...... NR 25 Iowa...... 0-0...... 86...... NR

YALE Others receiving votes: TCU 70, Maryland 62, Wisconsin-Green Bay 48, LSU 46, Dayton 38, The Bulldogs return four starters from a 13-15 overall finish (8-6 Ivy, fourth DePaul 33, Georgia Tech 30, Virginia 23, San Diego State 22, Oklahoma State 19, Hartford 17, place) in 2009-10. Yale’s 13 wins were the most for a Bulldog team since 2001- California 16, James Madison 10, Auburn 9, Arkansas-Little Rock 9, Mississippi State 7, North 02 when they went 14-13. Leading scorer Megan Vasquez (11.5 ppg) is back, Carolina State 6, Temple 5, Rutgers 4, Marist 4, USC 3, Purdue 3, Gardner-Webb 3, Bowling along with fellow guard Yoyo Greenfield who chipped in 9.6 ppg and a team- Green 2, Western Kentucky 1, Princeton 1, Michigan 1, Louisville 1, Liberty 1, Fresno State 1. high 38 three pointers.

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IVY NOTES

2010-11 IVY LEAGUE WOMEN’S BASKETBALL PRESEASON MEDIA POLL Princeton, Columbia and Harvard represent three two Ivy programs appearing Voted on by a panel of Ivy media and women’s basketball sports information in the inaugural preseason poll. The Tigers begin the 2010-11 season at No. 6 directors, Princeton received 16 of 17 first-place votes and 135 points, as the with 517 points while the Lions and Crimson are among others receiving votes. Tigers are expected to repeat at the Ivy League women’s basketball champion. The Tigers went 26-3 overall and a perfect 14-0 in Ivy play, earning the League’s SEASON OPENERS - PART I automatic berth into the NCAA Championship Tournament. Coming off its ninth Recent years have shown improved performances in season-opening games all-time 20-win season, Harvard earned one first-place vote and 115 total points, good for second place. across the Ivy League. In 2007-08, the Ancient Eight went a combined 1-7, with the lone win going to Harvard. In 2008-09, Princeton and Yale opened with a PREDICTED ORDER OF FINISH (First-Place Votes in Parentheses) “W” while the six others dropped their first game. Last year, the League picked Rank School Points up five season-opening wins courtesy Columbia, Dartmouth Harvard, Princeton 1. Princeton (16) 135 and Yale. 2. Harvard (1) 115 3. Dartmouth 96 SEASON OPENERS - PART II 4. Yale 84 Three of the Ivy League squads will face a first-time opponent when they open 5. Columbia 73 play this week, including Cornell vs. Cleveland State, Dartmouth vs. Northwestern 6. Brown 50 7. Cornell 39 and Penn vs. Bryant. Princeton holds an all-time 13-4 advantage over its first 8. Penn 19 opponent of the season, Fairleigh Dickinson, including a 77-44 thumping in their last meeting on Dec. 30, 2009. THE RETURNERS Eight of the top 10 scoring and rebounding leaders from last season return to the Harvard trails it’s season-opening opponent Maine, 4-6, all-time, but has won the court in 2010-11, looking to dominate the field once again. While the top score last three meetings including a 72-56 final last year. Yale also trails it’s 2010-11 and rebounded from 2009-10, Columbia’s Judie Lomax, has departed, the No. season-opening opponent Holy Cross 5-6 all-time, but won last year’s meeting, 2’s in Princeton sophomore Niveen Rasheed (15.4 ppg) and Dartmouth senior 66-60. Brittney Smith (10.2 rpg) are back this winter. Columbia is 1-1 all-time against Long Island as the Lions won last year’s meeting, The League also boasts the return of its top players in the following categories: 64-62. Finally, Brown is 0-2 all-time against Albany, including a 64-55 final one Assists — Brogan Berry (Harvard), 5.8 per game year ago. Blocked Shots — Emma Markley (Harvard), 2.7 per game Field Goal % — Devona Allgood (Princeton), 56.4% SMITH HONORED AS LOWE’S SENIOR CLASS CANDIDATE 3-Pt Field Goal % — Melissa Shafer (Columbia), 44.3% Dartmouth senior forward Brittney Smith (Fort Worth, Texas) was among thirty 3-Pt Field Goals — Christine Matera (Harvard), 2.5 per game NCAA women’s student-athletes who excel both on and off the court selected as FT % — Brogan Berry (Harvard), 83.8% candidates for the Lowe’s Senior CLASS Award in basketball. To be eligible for the award, a student-athlete must be classified as an NCAA Division I senior and THE COACHES have notable achievements in four areas of excellence – community, classroom, The Ivy League boasts some of the most tenured coaches in women’s character and competition. basketball with four of its coaches holding more than 20 years of head coaching experience. Yale’s Chris Gobrecht begins her 31st year as a head coach An acronym for Celebrating Loyalty and Achievement for Staying in School®, with Harvard’s Kathy Delaney-Smith coaching her 29th, Dartmouth’s Chris the Lowe’s Senior CLASS Award focuses on the total student-athlete and Wielgus her 28th and Brown’s Jean Marie Burr her 23rd this season. Delaney- encourages students to use their platform in athletics to make a positive impact Smith and Wielgus have led their teams to a combined 23 Ivy titles (Wielgus as leaders in their communities. 12, Delaney-Smith 11) and hold the top two spots in the League coaching records book in years as a head coach, overall victories, Ivy victories and Ivy A forward and co-captain, Smith is the only player from the Ivy League to be Championships. named a candidate on either the men’s or women’s side. Impressively, she is the third Dartmouth women’s basketball player in the last four years to be named a Gobrecht (473), Delaney-Smith (439), Wielgus (411) and Penn’s Mike candidate for the award. Koren Schram ‘09 was one of 10 national finalists in McLaughlin (409) have all also surpassed the 400-win mark in their careers. 2008-09 and Sydney Scott ‘08 was a candidate in 2007-08.

COLLEGEINSIDER.COM INTRODUCES WOMEN’S MID-MAJOR TOP 25 The candidate class will be narrowed to 10 finalists midway through the regular Entering it’s 12th year of publishing a Men’s Basketball Mid-Major Top 25 poll, season, and those names will be placed on the official ballot. Ballots will be CollegeInsider.com has debuted a similar poll on the women’s side in an effort to distributed through a nationwide voting system to media, coaches and fans, further promote women’s basketball. who will select one finalist who best exemplifies excellence in the four Cs of community, classroom, character and competition.

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IVY NOTES

MOST IVY PLAYER OF THE WEEK AWARDS Career No Player, School Years 21 Allison Feaster, Harvard 1995-98 12 Diana Caramanico, Penn 1998-01 11 Hana Peljto, Harvard 2001-04 10 Judie Lomax, Columbia 2009-Present 9 Martina Jerant, Brown 1992-95 7 Kirsten Brendel, Penn 1988-91 7 Vita Redding, Brown 1996-99 7 Courtney Banghart, Dartmouth 1997-00 6 Sandi Bittler, Princeton 1987-90 6 Tammy Butler, Harvard 1992-95 6 Emma Markley, Harvard 2008-Present

Season No Player, School Year 11 Allison Feaster, Harvard 1998 6 Judie Lomax, Columbia 2010 5 Kirsten Brendel, Penn 1990 5 Allison Feaster, Harvard 1997 5 Diana Caramanico, Penn 2000 5 Diana Caramanico, Penn 2001 5 Reka Cserny, Harvard 2005 4 Martina Jerant, Brown 1993 4 Allison Feaster, Harvard 1996 4 Vita Redding, Brown 1997 4 Hana Peljto, Harvard 2003 4 Hana Peljto, Harvard 2004 4 Melissa Colborne, Yale 2007 4 Judie Lomax, Columbia 2009

MOST ROOKIE OF THE WEEK AWARDS No Player, School Year 10 Diana Caramanico, Penn 1998 10 Elisa Morrison, Dartmouth 2004 9 Allison Feaster, Harvard 1995 9 Niveen Rasheed, Princeton 2010 7 Hana Peljto, Harvard 2001 7 Linday Krasna, Cornell 2005 7 Jeomi Maduka, Cornell 2006 6 Katy Grubbs, Yale 1996 6 Reka Cserny, Harvard 2002 6 Melissa Colborne, Yale 2007 6 Brittney Smith, Dartmouth 2008 6 Brogan Berry, Harvard 2009

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BROWN BEARS COLUMBIA LIONS CORNELL BIG RED (0-0, 0-0 IVY) (0-0, 0-0 IVY) (0-0, 0-0 IVY) DATE OPPONENT...... TIME/RESULT DATE OPPONENT...... TIME/RESULT DATE OPPONENT...... TIME/RESULT Nov. 12 at Albany (N.Y.)...... 7 pm Nov. 12 LONG ISLAND...... 1 pm Nov. 13 CLEVELAND STATE...... 7 pm Nov. 17 at Central Connecticut St...... 7 pm Nov. 16 FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON..... 7 pm Nov. 15 at Syracuse...... 7 pm Nov. 20 at New Hampshire...... 4 pm Nov. 20 at St. John’s...... 2 pm Nov. 19 at Fairfield...... 7 pm Nov. 23 BRYANT...... 7 pm Nov. 23 at Manhattan...... 7 pm Nov. 22 WINSTON-SALEM STATE.. 7 pm Iona Thanksgiving Tournament [New Rochelle, N.Y.] Nov. 27 at San Diego...... 5 pm Nov. 26 at Eastern Michigan...... 7 pm Nov. 27 at Iona...... 3:30 pm Dec. 2 WAGNER...... 7 pm Nov. 28 at Oakland...... 2 pm Nov. 28 vs UMBC...... 1 pm Dec. 12 at Iowa State...... 1:30 pm Dec. 1 at Colgate...... 7 pm Brown BEAR Classic [Providence, R.I.] Pepsi Rainbow Wahine Invite [Honolulu, Hawaii] Dec. 19 CANISIUS...... 2 pm Dec. 1 at Massachusetts...... 7 pm Dec. 28 at Hawaii...... 1 am Dec. 21 MANHATTAN...... 7 pm Dec. 3 PROVIDENCE...... 7 pm Dec. 29 vs UNLV...... 11 pm Dec. 30 at Bucknell...... 4:30 pm Dec. 5 FLORIDA...... 2 pm Dec. 8 RHODE ISLAND...... 7 pm Dec. 30 vs Cal State Bakersfield...... 11 pm Jan. 1 ITHACA...... 2 pm Hawk Holiday Classic [West Long Branch, N.J.] Jan. 5 Lafayette...... 7 pm Jan. 3 at Binghamton...... 7 pm Dec. 29 at Monmouth...... 2 pm Jan. 15 CORNELL*...... 4:30 pm Jan. 6 SOUTH DAKOTA...... 7 pm Dec. 30 vs American/Binghamton...... 2/4 pm Jan. 19 ST. FRANCIS (N.Y.)...... 7 pm Jan. 9 LONGWOOD...... 2 pm Jan. 2 BUFFALO...... 2pm Jan. 22 at Cornell*...... 2 pm Jan. 15 at Columbia*...... 4:30 pm Jan. 6 NJIT...... 7 pm Jan. 28 HARVARD*...... 7 pm Jan. 22 COLUMBIA*...... 2 pm Jan. 14 YALE*...... 7 pm Jan. 29 DARTMOUTH*...... 7 pm Jan. 28 DARTMOUTH*...... 7 pm Jan. 21 at Yale* ...... 7 pm Feb. 4 BROWN*...... 7 pm Jan. 29 HARVARD*...... 7 pm Jan. 28 PRINCETON*...... 7 pm Feb. 5 YALE*...... 7 pm Feb. 4 YALE*...... 7 pm Jan. 29 PENN*...... 7 pm Feb. 11 at Princeton*...... 7 pm Feb. 5 BROWN*...... 7 pm Feb. 4 at Columbia*...... 7 pm Feb. 12 at Penn*...... 7 pm Feb. 11 at Penn*...... 7 pm Feb. 5 at Cornell*...... 7 pm Feb. 18 at Dartmouth*...... 7 pm Feb. 12 at Princeton*...... 7 pm Feb. 11 DARTMOUTH*...... 7 pm Feb. 19 at Harvard*...... 6 pm Feb. 18 at Harvard*...... 7 pm Feb. 12 HARVARD*...... 7 pm Feb. 25 PENN*...... 7 pm Feb. 19 at Dartmouth*...... 7 pm Feb. 18 at Penn*...... 7 pm Feb. 26 PRINCETON*...... 7 pm Feb. 25 PRINCETON*...... 7 pm Feb. 19 at Princeton*...... 6 pm Mar. 4 at Yale*...... 7 pm Feb. 26 PENN*...... 7 pm Feb. 25 at Harvard*...... 7 pm Mar. 5 at Brown*...... 7 pm Mar. 4 at Brown*...... 7 pm Feb. 26 at Dartmouth*...... 7 pm Mar. 5 at Yale*...... 7 pm Mar. 4 CORNELL*...... 7 pm * Ivy League Contest Mar. 5 COLUMBIA*...... 7 pm * Ivy League Contest * Ivy League Contest

DARTMOUTH BIG GREEN PENN QUAKERS (0-0, 0-0 IVY) (0-0, 0-0 IVY) (0-0, 0-0 IVY) DATE OPPONENT...... TIME/RESULT DATE OPPONENT...... TIME/RESULT DATE OPPONENT...... TIME/RESULT Nov. 12 at Northwestern...... 8 pm Nov. 13 at Maine...... Noon Nov. 12 BRYANT...... 7 pm Nov. 16 at New Hampshire...... 7 pm Navy Classic [Annapolis, Md.] Nov. 19 at Drexel...... Noon TD Bank Classic [Burlington, Vermont] Nov. 19 vs Oral Roberts...... 3:30 pm Nov. 23 at Rider...... 7 pm Nov. 19 vs Boston College...... 5 pm Nov. 20 at Navy...... 8 pm Nov. 27 at NJIT...... 2 pm Nov. 20 vs Marist...... 1 pm Nov. 23 at Boston University...... 7 pm Nov. 30 NIAGRA...... 7 pm Nov. 24 VERMONT...... 7 pm Nov. 28 at Holy Cross...... 1 pm Dec. 4 at Army...... 7 pm Nov. 28 at Bryant...... 1 pm Dec. 3 HARTFORD...... 7 pm Dec. 7 ST. JOSEPH’S...... 7 pm Dec. 1 NORTHEASTERN...... 7 pm Dec. 7 at Florida...... 7 pm Dec. 10 MAINE...... 7 pm Dec. 12 at Hartford...... 2 pm Dec. 10 NEW HAMPSHIRE...... 7 pm Dec. 29 at St. Francis (N.Y.)...... 7 pm Dec. 16 at Oakland...... 7 pm Dec. 22 SACRED HEART...... 2 pm Jan. 2 at Lafayette...... 1 pm Dec. 18 at Michigan State...... 7 pm Dec. 30 at Dayton...... 7 pm Jan. 8 at Princeton*...... 6 pm Blue Sky Classic [Hanover, N.H.] Jan. 2 MASSACHUSETTS...... 2 pm Jan. 12 VILLANOVA...... 7 pm Dec. 29 vs Kansas State...... 7 pm Jan. 6 at Boston College...... 7 pm Jan. 16 at Virginia...... 2 pm Dec. 30 vs Wagner...... 7 pm Jan. 9 NJIT...... 2 pm Jan. 19 LA SALLE...... 7 pm Jan. 2 HOLY CROSS...... 2 pm Jan. 15 DARTMOUTH*...... 7 pm Jan. 22 TEMPLE...... TBA Jan. 4 at Rhode Island...... 7 pm Jan. 22 at Seattle...... 10 pm Jan. 28 at Yale*...... 7 pm Jan. 15 at Harvard*...... 7 pm Jan. 28 at Columbia*...... 7 pm Jan. 29 at Brown*...... 7 pm Jan. 28 at Cornell*...... 7 pm Jan. 29 at Cornell*...... 7 pm Feb. 4 at Dartmouth*...... 7 pm Jan. 29 at Columbia*...... 7 pm Feb. 4 PRINCETON*...... 7 pm Feb. 5 at Harvard*...... 6 pm Feb. 4 PENN*...... 7 pm Feb. 5 PENN...... 6 pm Feb. 11 CORNELL*...... 7 pm Feb. 5 PRINCETON*...... 7 pm Feb. 11 at Yale*...... 7 pm Feb. 12 COLUMBIA*...... 7 pm Feb. 11 at Brown*...... 7 pm Feb. 12 at Brown*...... 7 pm Feb. 18 BROWN*...... 7 pm Feb. 12 at Yale*...... 7 pm Feb. 18 CORNELL*...... 7 pm Feb. 19 YALE*...... 7 pm Feb. 18 COLUMBIA*...... 7 pm Feb. 19 CORNELL*...... 7 pm Feb. 19 COLUMBIA*...... 7 pm Feb. 25 at Columbia*...... 7 pm Feb. 25 YALE*...... 7 pm Feb. 25 BROWN*...... 7 pm Feb. 26 at Cornell*...... 7 pm Feb. 26 BROWN*...... 7 pm Feb. 26 YALE*...... 7 pm Mar. 4 HARVARD*...... 7 pm Mar. 4 at Princeton*...... 7 pm Mar. 4 at Penn*...... 7 pm Mar. 5 DARTMOUTH*...... 7 pm Mar. 5 at Penn*...... 7 pm Mar. 5 at Princeton*...... 6 pm Mar. 8 PRINCETON*...... 4:30 pm Mar. 8 HARVARD*...... 7 pm Mar. 8 at Dartmouth*...... 7 pm * Ivy League Contest * Ivy League Contest * Ivy League Contest

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PRINCETON TIGERS (0-0, 0-0 IVY) IVY INFORMATION DATE OPPONENT...... TIME/RESULT IvyLeagueSports.com is the official source for all the latest information regarding the Ivy League and its Nov. 13 FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON..... 4 pm student-athletes. The 2010-11 Ivy League Basketball Media Guide, the comprehensive source of Ivy League Nov. 18 at Rutgers...... 7:30 pm men’s and wome’s basketball information can be found at IvyLeagueSports.com. Also, beginning with the Nov. 21 at Lehigh...... 2 pm 2010 season, fans and media can also follow the Ivy League on Facebook and . Vanderbilt Tournament [Nashville, Tenn.] Nov. 26 vs Southern Cal...... 7 pm The weekly women’s basketball release is posted every Monday afternoon during the season. Schedules, Nov. 28 vs Vanderbilt/Quinnipiac...... TBA scores, standings, statistics and links are updated daily and with a variety of feature stories and much more. Dec. 1 at Delaware...... 7 pm Dec. 5 RIDER...... 2 pm IVY WOMEN’S BASKETBALL CONTACTS Dec. 10 NAVY...... 7 pm Dec. 13 LAFAYETTE...... 7 pm BROWN Dec. 17 DREXEL...... 7 pm Lyndsey Mauer (401) 863-7014 office Dec. 19 at St. Joseph’s...... 2 pm [email protected] (401) 863-3208 press row Dec. 29 at Davidson...... 7 pm brownbears.com Dec. 31 at Wake Forest...... 2 pm Jan. 4 LA SALLE...... 7 pm COLUMBIA Jan. 8 PENN*...... 6 pm Dan Lobacz (212) 854-7141 office Jan. 28 at Brown*...... 7 pm [email protected] (212) 8541165 press row Jan. 29 at Yale*...... 7 pm gocolumbialions.com Feb. 4 at Harvard*...... 7 pm Feb. 5 at Dartmouth*...... 7 pm CORNELL Feb. 11 COLUMBIA*...... 7 pm Julie Greco (607) 255-4688 office Feb. 12 CORNELL*...... 7 pm [email protected] (607) 255-3532 press row Feb. 18 YALE*...... 6 pm cornellbigred.com Feb. 19 BROWN*...... 6 pm Feb. 25 at Cornell*...... 7 pm DARTMOUTH Feb. 26 at Columbia*...... 7 pm Dara Ely (603) 646-2449 office Mar. 4 DARTMOUTH*...... 7 pm [email protected] (603) 464-1088/2311 press row Mar. 5 HARVARD*...... 6 pm Mar. 8 at Penn*...... 4:30 pm dartmouthsports.com

* Ivy League Contest HARVARD Heather Palmer (617) 496-1379 office [email protected] (617) 495-5894 press row YALE BULLDOGS gocrimson.com (0-0, 0-0 IVY) PENN DATE OPPONENT...... TIME/RESULT Eric Dolan (215) 898-6129 office Nov. 12 at Holy Cross...... 7 pm [email protected] (215) 898-4324 press row Nov. 17 at Boston University...... 7 pm pennathletics.com Nov. 20 DELAWARE...... 7 pm Nov. 23 at California...... 10 pm PRINCETON Nov. 26 at UC Davis...... 8 pm Kristy McNeil (609) 258-5565 office Dec. 1 at Providence...... 7 pm [email protected] (609) 258-2130 press row Dec. 6 FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON..... 5 pm goprincetontigers.com Dec. 8 SACRED HEART...... 7 pm Dec. 18 FLORIDA STATE...... 7 pm YALE Dec. 20 QUINNIPIAC...... 7 pm Fordham Holiday Classic [Bronx, N.Y.] Jon Erickson, Jr. (203) 988-8994 office Dec. 28 at Fordham...... 1 pm [email protected] (203) 432-2398 press row Dec. 29 vs Villanova...... 3 pm yalebulldogs.com Jan. 2 BUCKNELL...... 2 pm Jan. 9 at Army...... 3 pm IVY LEAGUE OFFICE Jan. 14 at Brown*...... 7 pm 228 Alexander Street, 2nd Floor ivyleaguesports.com Jan. 21 BROWN*...... 7 pm Princeton, NJ 08540 facebook.com/TheIvyLeague Jan. 28 PENN*...... 7 pm (609) 258-6426 twitter.com/Ivy_Athletics Jan. 29 PRINCETON*...... 7 pm (609) 258-1690 fax Feb. 4 at Cornell*...... 7 pm Feb. 5 at Columbia*...... 7 pm Scottie Rodgers Associate Director [email protected] Feb. 11 HARVARD*...... 7 pm Football, Men’s Basketball, Men’s Ice Hockey, Men’s and Women’s Tennis, Men’s and Women’s Rowing Feb. 12 DARTMOUTH*...... 7 pm Feb. 18 at Princeton*...... 6 pm Dan Colleran Assistant Director [email protected] Feb. 19 at Penn*...... 7 pm Men’s Soccer, Field Hockey, Men’s and Women’s Fencing, Women’s Hockey, Men’s and Women’s Golf, Feb. 25 at Dartmouth*...... 7 pm Men’s and Women’s Squash, Men’s and Women’s Swimming & Diving, Wrestling, Men’s Lacrosse, Softball Feb. 26 at Harvard*...... 6 pm Mar. 4 COLUMBIA*...... 7 pm Sarah Finney Assistant Director [email protected] Mar. 5 CORNELL*...... 7 pm Women’s Soccer, Volleyball, Men’s and Women’s Cross Country, Women’s Basketball, Baseball, Women’s Lacrosse, Men’s and Women’s Track & Field * Ivy League Contest

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