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2008 Champions Winning Tradition

Basketball was one of three original women’s sports at Muhlenberg, beginning in 1960 shortly after the College went coeducational, but the best days of Muhlenberg women’s bas- ketball are clearly in the recent past and future:

2006 Centennial Conference Champions .727 All-time winning percentage in Centennial Conference games

90.8 Scoring average in 2003-04 (fifth-highest in Division III history)

26 Wins in 2005-06 (Centennial Conference record)

21 Three-pointers vs. Haverford in 2004-05 (NCAA Division III record)

19.1 Average wins the last seven years

15 Years in the last 16 the Mules have qualified As permit- for conference playoffs ted by NCAA regulations, International Travel the Muhlen- +13 Improvement from 2005 to 2006 seasons berg women’s (tied for fourth-best in Division III history) team travels overseas dur- 9 Years in the last 11 Muhlenberg has been ing the summer every three years. Proceeds from the ranked regionally and/or nationally -opening Scotty Wood Tournament help pay for No. 8 Highest national ranking (in 2001-02) these trips and enable team members to enjoy these once-in-a-lifetime experi- 4 NCAA Tournament appearances ences.

On the international trips, 4 Centennial Conference championships the team combines sight- seeing with several games 3.467 Team GPA in 2005-06 against club teams.

For more on the Mules’ 3 Times on the WBCA Academic Top 25 travels, including highlights of the 2007 trip to Germany and Austria, Honor Roll since 2004 please see page 13. 08- 09 basketball 2008-09 Quick Facts

Location...... Allentown, PA 18104 Founded...... 1848 Enrollment...... 2,150 Web Site...... www.muhlenberg.edu Affiliations...... NCAA Division III, ECAC Conference...... Centennial Conference Nickname...... Mules Colors...... Cardinal Red & Grey Home Court...... Memorial Hall Capacity...... 3,529 CONTENTS 5 Year Built...... 1954 college information management Muhlenberg College...... 2 President ...... Peyton Randolph Helm College Management...... 3 Dean of Students...... Karen Green Support Staff...... 3 Athletic Director...... Sam Beidleman Muhlenberg Athletics...... 4 Associate Director...... Corey Goff Centennial Conference...... 4 Assistant Director...... Jenny Warmack-Chipman Basketball Facilities...... 5 Athletics Phone...... (484) 664-3380 The Scotty Wood Tournament...... 5 Athletics Fax...... (484) 664-3035 the 2008-09 mules Head Athletic Trainer.....Steve Nemes Coaching Staff...... 6 10 Asst. Athletic Trainers.....Lindsay Weiss Brian Perez Season Preview...... 7 Mike Richardson Roster...... 7 Seniors...... 8-9 basketball Returning Players...... 10-12 Head Coach...... Ron Rohn Newcomers...... 12 Alma Mater...... Fordham ‘82 Schedule...... back cover Record at Muhlenberg...134-51 (seven seasons) the 2007-08 mules Overall Record...... 214-225 (15 seasons) Review...... 14 Assistant Coaches...... Steve Penuel Statistics...... 15 Mary Beth Bedics history Christopher Heery Travel Log...... 13 Office Phone...... (484) 664-3394 Individual Records...... 16-17 E-mail...... [email protected] Team Records...... 18 14 2007-08 Record...... 21-7 2007-08 CC Record...... 14-4 Postseason History...... 18 2007-08 CC Place...... Tied for first Series Records...... 19 2007-08 Postseason...... CC championship Coaching Records...... 20 NCAA Tournament (first round) Championship Teams...... 20 Letters Returning/Lost....10/2 Honor Roll...... 21 Starters Returning/Lost...4/1 Where Are They Now?...... 21 All-Time Record...... 507-367 (.580) CC Championships...... 1997, 1998, 2006, 2008 Credits: The 2008-09 basketball year- book was produced by the Muhlenberg sports information College Sports Information Office. Director...... Mike Falk Editors, Mike Falk, Kaitlin Strumph; Office Phone...... (484) 664-3232 Assistant Editors, Sheila Cook, Janelle Home Phone...... (610) 432-8953 Mentrikoski, Kelley Freund; Photogra- Fax...... (484) 664-3477 phy, Amico Studio, billjohnsonphotos. E-mail...... [email protected] com and 7designpro.com; Printing, Assistant Director...... Kelley Freund Independent Graphics of Pittston, Pa. Office Phone...... (484) 664-3168 (570-654-4040). E-mail...... [email protected] On the Cover: Seniors Bethany Enter- Mule Hotline (voice)...... (484) 664-3474 line, Lauren Boyle, Kaitlin Strumph and Erin McSherry (left to right). Muhlenberg 2008-09 F F www.muhlenberg.edu/sports www.muhlenberg.edu

MAJORS Founded: 1848. Named for MINORS Accounting * Henry Melchior Muhlenberg, African American Studies American Studies patriarch of the Lutheran Church Asian Traditions Anthropology * in the American Colonies. Environmental Studies Art * Jewish Studies • Art History Affiliation: Private, affiliated with Public Health • Art Studio Lutheran Church. Women’s Studies Biochemistry Location: Allentown, Pa.; 55 majors designated with an Biology miles north of and asterisk at left are also available Business Administration * as minors • Entrepreneurial Studies 90 miles west of New York. • Human Resources Management Academic Emphasis: Liberal arts CONCENTRATIONS • Management and Organization and preprofessional studies. Latin American Studies Studies Full-Time Enrollment: 2,150; • Management Science and Non-science Medical Studies Info Science 43% men, 57% women. • Managerial Finance Student-Faculty Ratio: 12-1. CERTIFICATIONS • Marketing Admission: Highly selective. Elementary Education Secondary Education Chemistry * Over 4,200 applicants for a class Computer Science * Dance * of 580. The single most impor- PREPROFESSIONAL Economics * tant factor is high school record. PROGRAMS • International Entering freshmen are strong Health Professions • Public Policy performers academically and give Prelaw English * Religious Vocation Preparation • Writing evidence of the potential for positive impact on the college community as extra- Environmental Science curricular contributors as well. Film Studies Application Deadlines: Early Decision, February 1. Regular Decision, February 15. COOPERATIVE Finance Muhlenberg values the energy and enthusiasm Early Decision candidates bring to PROGRAMS Army ROTC French * the campus. German Dentistry German Studies * Personal Interview: Strongly recommended. History * Financial Aid: Approximately 65% of students receive some form of financial aid. Environmental Science or History/Government Both need-based and merit aid are available. Forestry International Studies Students: Muhlenberg students are drawn largely from the Middle Atlantic and Medicine Music Education Mathematics * New states, although 35 states and over a dozen foreign countries are Media and Communication Occupational Therapy Music * represented. Optometry • Performance Faculty: 151 full-time, 109 part-time. Faculty are drawn from America’s finest Physical Therapy • Music Theory/Composition . Their primary focus is excellence in teaching. 85% hold the Ph.D. or • Music History terminal degree. SPECIAL ACADEMIC Natural Science Library Resources: Trexler Library resources include over 213,000 volumes and PROGRAMS Neuroscience Self-Designed Major Philosophy * 360,000 microforms. An interlibrary loan program makes over 1.75 million books Semester in Washington, D.C. Philosophy/Political Thought available to students with daily delivery to campus. Education Abroad Programs Physical Science Campus Life: More than 100 clubs and student organizations, from United Dana Associates Program Physics * Student Government to Habitat for Humanity, four national fraternities and four Muhlenberg Scholars Program Political Economy national sororities. RJ Fellows Program Political Science * Departmental Honors Programs Psychology Writing Program Religion * Active Learning First Year Seminars Russian Studies * Many of Muhlenberg’s classes are taught seminar style, with an emphasis on Sociology * discussion and classroom interaction. Science labs are hands-on, with the oppor- Spanish * “Muhlenberg holds its stu- tunity to do real science in a small college setting. Independent study, mentored Theatre dents to rigorous academic • Acting research, internships and field experience all are encouraged. The goal is to pro- • Design mote an active, participatory learning style. standards, and they know • Directing That commitment to first-rate teaching and active learning means that it. From its solid Lu- • Performance Studies • Stage Management Muhlenberg strives always to provide learning experiences that are not simply theran roots to its current informational, but interesting, even inspirational. It means looking for teaching standing as a top premed “The ‘beautiful and safe’ approaches where students are not passive but rather engaged, active learners. The school, Muhlenberg shows Muhlenberg campus result has been an academic program widely recognized for educational excellence students it really does care. provides a serene setting to based on both rigor and nurture. ‘Academic excellence is, by counteract students’ hectic far, the top priority,’ says a academic schedules. ‘The Positive Outcomes junior, ‘but the people are front lawn is great,’ notes A Muhlenberg education provides a powerful launching pad to graduate school warm, friendly, compas- one student. ‘It always gets and entry-level careers. The College’s success rates with both law school and sionate, and truly care medical school placement are regularly over 90%. In addition, many Muhlenberg crowded with kids just about making Muhlenberg students go on to master’s and doctoral programs each year, often with teaching hanging out in the spring or fellowships or other stipends. the best possible place for fall or playing in the snow Muhlenberg grads also go on to a full range of employment opportunities, from everyone.’” in the winter.’” America’s largest banks and accounting firms to its “blue-chip” business concerns, Fiske Guide to 2004 Princeton Review from the most prominent social and helping agencies to schools, government and family-owned businesses, and from a variety of media, writing and advertising 2004 Edition The Best 351 Colleges positions to work in the performing and fine arts. — College Management — 08- 09 Peyton R. Helm Karen Green Sam Beidleman Vice President for Student Affairs/ President of the College Dean of Students Director of Athletics

Peyton Randolph Helm Karen Green began her duties Following a national search, took office as president of as vice president for student Muhlenberg College named Sam Muhlenberg College July affairs/dean of students at Beidleman director of athletics in 1, 2003. He holds the Muhlenberg College on June 15, July 2003. He had been serving faculty rank of professor of 2006, following more than four as interim director of athletics history. years as dean of students at Wells since April 1, 2003. Immediately prior to College in Aurora, N.Y. As director of athletics, joining the Muhlenberg community, Helm At Muhlenberg, Green oversees more than 70 full- Beidleman supervises Muhlenberg’s 22-sport varsity served as vice president for college relations time employees and several departments, including intercollegiate program, as well as the intramural and and professor of classical studies at Colby Col- athletics and recreation. recreation programs. lege in Waterville, Maine. “Muhlenberg is committed to our scholar athletes “Muhlenberg College is proud of its long-stand- Helm began his career in academic admin- and programs are an integral part of ing tradition of academic and athletic excellence,” istration at the of , a liberal arts education,” said Green. “The lessons said Beidleman. “While we strive to win on the field where he was named coordinator of College learned from participation in our programs will or court, we measure our success in many other ways House Programs in 1981. He served as associ- sustain our students throughout their lives. The including the development of character, leadership, ate director of development and then director opportunity to be involved in intramural and recre- scholarship and ethical behavior.” of development for Penn’s School of Arts and ational programs provides balance from the rigors of Beidleman returned to Muhlenberg after a prior Sciences. From 1981-1988 he was also an a challenging academic experience. Students learn 35-year association with the College, during which adjunct assistant professor of ancient history negotiation skills, teamwork, time management and he held responsibilities in every area of athletics and urban studies at Penn. to be effective leaders. programming – as a student, coach, faculty member In 1988, Helm was named vice president “Our coaches are committed to excellence and and administrator. He was a varsity letterwinner in for development and alumni relations at are partners with students notwithstanding their football and track and spent 13 seasons as an assistant Colby, where he was promoted to vice presi- skill level. My predecessor as dean of students, Rudy football coach following his graduation in 1963. dent for college relations in 2001. Ehrenberg, said it best, ‘We must provide our stu- It was as a coach that Beidleman truly The Council for Advancement and Support dents with outstanding coaches, superb facilities and made his mark, coaching the Mules from 1970 of Education (CASE) has awarded Helm its a commitment to excellent programs. These are the to 1992 and winning 255 games, setting a school Steuben Apple, given to advancement profes- ingredients for a quality program and Muhlenberg record for a coach in one sport. His teams captured sionals who have been rated as a top speaker College is committed to such excellence.’ I strongly five Middle Atlantic Conference Southwest League at 10 or more national conferences. Helm has support these words and will be fully committed to titles and three Southern Division championships. delivered addresses and conducted semi- the College’s athletic programs.” Beidleman, who held the academic rank of as- nars on ethics, stewardship, writing, capital Green received her baccalaureate degree from sociate professor of physical education from 1965 to campaigns, market research and volunteer in Atlanta in 1986, where the 1992, also served as men’s intramural director and management at more than 30 conferences Karen Green Human Relations Award was created in director of recreation. After retiring from coach- across the country and internationally. His her honor. She went on to earn her master’s of divin- ing, he was full-time athletic business and facilities writing has been published in CASE Currents ity from the Candler School of Theology at Emory manager until August 2000. and Successful Fund Raising, as well as various University in 1997. A 2006 inductee into the Muhlenberg Athletic scholarly publications in the field of ancient Green began her administrative career as a res- Hall of Fame, Beidleman earned his master’s degree history. ident director at , later served in the in counseling and guidance from Kutztown Univer- Helm earned his bachelor’s degree in ar- admissions office at Agnes Scott and subsequently sity in 1970. chaeology, with magna cum laude and Phi Beta became director of orientation, residence life and Kappa distinction, from . He student activities at her alma mater before leaving Corey Goff earned his doctoral degree in ancient history, Atlanta to accept the position of director of multi- specializing in ancient Greek and Near Eastern cultural affairs at in Clinton, N.Y. Associate Director of Athletics history and literature, from the University of She held additional leadership positions in Pennsylvania. student life at Agnes Scott, Emory and Hamilton Corey Goff was promoted to before assuming the position of dean of students at associate director of athletics in Wells in September 2001. 2008 after five years as an assistant director of athletics. In addition to his administrative duties, he ATHLETIC SUPPORT STAFF serves as head baseball coach and summer camp coordinator. Athletic Trainers Athletic Business Manager Jenny Warmack-Chipman

Assistant Director of Athletics

Jenny Warmack-Chipman is in her eighth year as an assistant director of athletics. In addition to her administrative duties, she serves as senior administrator, advisor to the Steve Brian Lindsay Mike Ray Ramella Nemes Perez Weiss Richardson Student-Athlete Advisory Com- mittee and head coach. MuhlenbergMuhlenberg College College Basketball 2008-092007-08 2008 F F www.muhlenberg.edu/sports 08- 09 — Muhlenberg Athletics — centennial conference In its 16th year of all-sports competition, the Centennial Conference has taken its place among the nation’s elite small college conferences. Muhlenberg College sponsors a comprehensive 22-sport intercollegiate ath- On June 4, 1981, Keith Spalding, then-president of Franklin & Mar- letics program. The Mules compete in the Centennial Conference in all sports shall College, made the announcement that “eight private colleges found it and are members of the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) Divi- timely and appropriate to form a round-robin schedule among institu- sion III and Eastern College Athletic Conference (ECAC). tions with similar attitudes and practices in intercollegiate football.” With Muhlenberg’s sports program is designed to offer quality competitive experi- that statement, the Centennial Conference was ences for the serious athlete, with opportunities for outstanding teams and born. individuals From 1983-92, the eight private to advance colleges — , to national Franklin & Marshall College, Get- Division III tysburg College, championships. University, Muhlenberg College, However, given , the breadth of and Western College (now the program, McDaniel College) — participated in a opportunities football-only conference. Because of the also exist for success in operating the Centennial Football the unrecruited Conference, the league expanded to an all-sports conference in 1992, with athlete to , and joining participate in as charter members. varsity sports. During the 2007-08 school year, Muhlenberg won the Centennial Conference championship in football and women’s basketball, A purpose and mission statement adopted by the presidents stated, Muhlenberg and Mule teams or individuals earned bids to the NCAA Division “Recognizing that our fundamental purpose is the academic mission of has excellent III Championships in men’s soccer and men’s and women’s cross institutions, we agree to establish an all-sports conference in the spirit of on-campus country. rationalizing our competition by controlling travel, schedule and costs. athletic facili- The Conference will be controlled by the presidents of the member insti- ties. Opened in 1982, the Life Sports Center is a building designed for athlet- tutions.” ics, intramurals and “sports for life” as primary uses. The original solar-heated The Centennial Conference encourages athletic competition among building, a series of three additions to the Memorial Hall gymnasium, includes national liberal arts colleges and universities that share similar academic the spacious John Deitrich Field House, featuring basketball and courts aspirations and a commitment to the importance of the total educational and a 160-meter running track; the 25-meter Alumni Pool; and the Levering experience of students engaged in sports. Intercollegiate athletics programs Tyson wing, containing ATHLETIC STAFF DIRECTORY are an integral part of the life of the member institutions and flow from 484-664- racquetball and their educational objectives. Each institution provides a comprehensive, Director...... Sam Beidleman...... 3380 courts and rooms for broad-based athletics program. All Associate Director...... Corey Goff...... 3395 sports medicine, weight varsity sports are treated equitably, COMPOSITE CC STANDINGS Assistant Director...... Jenny Warmack-Chipman... 3669 training, , 1994-2008 Business Manager...... Ray Ramella...... 3377 and every sport is important. W L Pct Head Coaches dance, instruction and The CC crowns champions in Johns Hopkins 189 40 .825 Baseball...... Corey Goff...... 3395 equipment distribu- 24 sports and continues to sponsor Muhlenberg 173 65 .727 Basketball (men)...... Dave Madeira...... 3387 tion. Memorial Hall, intercollegiate programs of national McDaniel 159 70 .694 Basketball (women)...... Ron Rohn...... 3394 Gettysburg 135 94 .590 Cheerleading...... Jacole Fletcher...... 3865 the original facility prominence for women and men. Franklin & Marshall 125 104 .546 Cross Country...... Will Elson...... 3788 built in 1954, seats On the average, Centennial mem- Ursinus 129 109 .542 ...... Megan Eddinger...... 3768 3,529 and is an excel- bers boast of 19 varsity teams, which Dickinson 121 108 .528 Football...... Mike Donnelly...... 3385 lent facility for viewing Swarthmore 105 133 .441 (men)...... Rob Shutte...... 3785 is well above the national norm. Washington (Md.) 92 146 .387 Golf (women)...... Ron Rohn...... 3394 indoor sports. Women’s basketball in the CC Haverford 43 195 .181 Lacrosse (men)...... Chris Bissinger...... 3763 The Life Sports is growing in national stature. Bryn Mawr 9 216 .040 Lacrosse (women)...... Kristen Stuckel...... 3384 Center recently un- Soccer (men)...... Sean Topping...... 3383 Two years CC CHAMPIONS Soccer (women)...... Leslie Benintend...... 3382 derwent a significant ago, three East West Tournament ...... Roni Rivera...... 3415 renovation that further CC teams 1994 Ursinus Dickinson Dickinson Tennis (men)...... Jeff Schmitt...... 3865 improved the Mules’ received 1995 Ursinus Johns Hopkins Ursinus Tennis (women)...... Linda Andrews...... 3381 facilities. The three- 1996 Muhlenberg Johns Hopkins Johns Hopkins Track & Field...... Brad Hackett...... 3590 invitations to 1997 Muhlenberg Johns Hopkins Muhlenberg Volleyball...... Jenny Warmack-Chipman... 3669 level, 40,000-square the NCAA 1998 Muhlenberg Johns Hopkins Muhlenberg Wrestling...... Tom Schleicher...... 3386 foot addition was built Tournament, 1999 Muhlenberg Johns Hopkins Johns Hopkins Athletic Trainers...... Steve Nemes...... 3391 directly west of the 2000 Muhlenberg Johns Hopkins Johns Hopkins Lindsay Weiss...... 3063 and a CC 2001 Swarthmore Johns Hopkins/F&M Swarthmore Brian Perez...... 3863 Deitrich Field House representative 2002 Muhlenberg Franklin & Marshall Western Maryland Equipment Manager...... Tom Grace...... 3392 and opened in the fall has advanced 2003 Muhlenberg Johns Hopkins Johns Hopkins Administrative Asst...... Bonnie Belknap...... 3379 of 2004. The new facil- to the second Regular Season Tournament 2004 Johns Hopkins/McDaniel McDaniel ity includes additional round of the 2005 Dickinson McDaniel locker rooms and office NCAAs four 2006 Muhlenberg Muhlenberg space, new recreation and fitness areas and a new health and counseling center. times since 2007 McDaniel Ursinus Outdoors, the Mules have a grass field used by the men’s and women’s soccer 2008 F&M/Muhlenberg/Dickinson Muhlenberg 2003. teams, constructed in 1997, and a stadium for use by football, field hockey and www.centennial.org lacrosse surrounded by an eight-lane, all-weather track, constructed in 1998 and resurfaced with AstroTurf GameDay Grass™ 3D in 2008.

Muhlenberg College Basketball 2008-09 F F www.muhlenberg.edu/sports — Basketball Facilities — 08- 09 Memorial Life Sports Hall Center

Constructed 1954 Renovated 2003-04 On Saturday, Feb. 6, 1954, the dream of each Muhlenberg alumnus was A three-level, 40,000-square-foot addition to the Life Sports Center opened realized when Memorial Hall, the new physical education building, was dedi- in August 2004, further improving Muhlenberg College’s athletic facilities. cated in a brief program. HOMECOURT The addition, built directly west of the John Dietrich Field House, includes a The program was concluded with the unveil- ADVANTAGE large weight facility, an expanded cardio-fitness area, a snack bar, new facilities ing of a plaque honoring the Muhlenberg alumni for health service and counseling, training rooms, locker rooms and coaches’ Due in part to who lost their lives in the First and Second World offices. The structure overlooks Scotty Wood Stadium and Varsity Field and is excellent fan sup- Wars and the Korean engagement. The plaque joined to the Life Sports Center by a large indoor corridor on the main level. A port, Muhlenberg has read: “Memorial Hall; Dedicated to the Memory new main entrance faces the campus. enjoyed a tremendous of These Men Who Made the Supreme Sacrifice in The project also entailed renovations in the Field House, including installa- homecourt advantage the Service of Our Country.” tion of a new floor and track, new netting, new lighting and painting. since the mid-1980s, Overcoming a halftime deficit of a single marker, winning more than 70 the Muhlenberg men’s team gained a well-deserved percent of its games. 76-70 win over a hustling Gettysburg squad before The Mules set a school a capacity dedication crowd. record with a 20-game In the 50-plus years since, Memorial Hall has homecourt winning been the site of numerous volleyball matches, streak in 2001-02 and wrestling meets, concerts and, of course, basketball topped that with a games – including the first two rounds of the 2008 22-game streak that NCAA Division III Women’s Basketball Tourna- ended in 2006-07. ment. With a built-in seating capacity of 3,529, ’Berg was particularly Memorial Hall fosters a big-game atmosphere hard dominant in Centen- to match in a Division III facility. Renovations to nial Conference East the facility, including the repainting of the floor Division games, win- in the summer of 2004, have kept Memorial Hall ning 45 out of 49 at modern-looking into its second half-century. Memorial Hall from the league’s founding THE SCOTTY WOOD TOURNAMENT in 1993 to the end of Held annually in Memorial Hall the weekend division play in 2003. before Thanksgiving, the Scotty Wood Tournament has grown into one of the most popular events of Muhlenberg at its kind in the nation. Memorial Hall At a time when small- Year W L Pct 1984-85 6 4 .600 college basketball 1985-86 7 3 .700 attendance is 1986-87 8 3 .727 spotty and dozens of 1987-88 8 5 .615 1988-89 7 6 .538 season-opener “tip-off” 1989-90 8 4 .667 tournaments compete for a 1990-91 7 3 .700 limited of available teams, Muhlen- 1991-92 5 8 .385 berg College’s Scotty Wood event is drawing good 1992-93 10 2 .833 1993-94 8 5 .615 crowds, meeting financial goals and retaining major 1994-95 6 6 .500 sponsors. 1995-96 10 3 .769 The phenomenon has evolved into “Scotty 1996-97 10 4 .714 1997-98 10 2 .833 Wood Weekend” at Muhlenberg: a spectacle of 1998-99 10 3 .769 ceremonies, receptions and displays of student 1999-00 11 4 .733 enthusiasm dribbling around eight women’s and 2000-01 10 1 .909 men’s basketball games over two days. 2001-02 13 2 .867 2002-03 9 3 .750 To generate greater student interest in the 2003-04 9 3 .750 tournament, since 1986 the tournament commit- 2004-05 7 7 .500 tee has involved the professor and students from a 2005-06 15 0 1.000 2006-07 11 2 .846 Muhlenberg marketing management class to plan, 2007-08 10 4 .714 implement and run publicity campaigns and atten- Total 215 87 .712 dance-drawing events. The marketing students sell t-shirts and other souvenirs, coordinate halftime activities, hold raffles for prizes and organize “Scotty Wood” parties and meals. Proceeds from the Scotty Wood Tournament have helped fund special trips for the Muhlenberg women’s basketball team, including one to Germany and Austria in the summer of 2007 (see page 13). Muhlenberg College Basketball 2008-09 F F www.muhlenberg.edu/sports 08- 09 — Coaching Staff — Ron Rohn mule basketball 2002-2007 Steve Penuel Head Coach Year...... Overall..... CC...... Place Assistant Coach Fordham ‘82 • Eighth Season 2001-02...... 21-4...... 13-2...... First (East) Ursinus ‘75 • Eighth Season Broke previous school record for wins Ron Rohn has coached the Ranked eighth in Division III Steve Penuel is in his eighth Muhlenberg women’s basketball Two wins vs. teams that went on to “Sweet 16” season as an assistant coach for team to an outstanding record 13-0 start the Mules. He works with both of 134-51 (.724) and two Scotty Wood Tournament championship the post players and the guards. Centennial Conference East Division championship Centennial Conference champi- Penuel has more than 20 2002-03...... 17-9...... 13-2...... First (East) onships in his first seven seasons Ranked 20th in D3hoops.com preseason poll years of coaching experience. as head coach. Centennial Conference East Division championship Prior to Muhlenberg, he spent Rohn entered the 2008-09 season needing just 2003-04...... 19-7...... 14-4...... Third the last four seasons coaching the junior varsity seven wins to become the program’s all-time leader. WBCA Academic Top 25 Honor Roll girls’ basketball team at nearby Salisbury High He won his 100th game in 2006-07, becoming the Led all divisions of NCAA in scoring (90.8 points School. Previously, he coached youth soccer in third coach in College history to reach the century per game) and three-pointers (10.2 per game) and Pennsylvania and coached boys’ Contributed to four NCAA records mark in fewer than 150 games. Broke more than 30 school records baseball and basketball for over 10 years in his Rohn has shown an ability to successfully adapt Scotty Wood Tournament championship hometown of Pitman, N.J. the team’s style to the strength of its personnel, Eight 100-point games A 1975 graduate of Ursinus College, Penuel transforming a 19-win team that led all NCAA 2004-05.....11-14...... 7-11...... Eighth received the NCAA Medal of Valor and a com- divisions in scoring in 2004 to one that won 26 WBCA Academic Top 25 Honor Roll mendation from President Nixon after he helped games while ranking in the top 25 in two defensive Ranked in top five in Division III in three-pointers rescue people from a burning building while on a (second) and scoring (fifth) categories in 2006. Set two Division III records basketball trip. He works full-time in Washington, Rohn’s squads have excelled in the classroom as 2005-06...... 26-3...... 16-2...... First N.J., as graphics manager for Pechiney. well. Three of the past five seasons, Muhlenberg WBCA Academic Top 25 Honor Roll has been named to the Women’s Basketball Coach- Centennial Conference championship Mary Beth Bedics es Association Academic Top 25 Team Honor Roll Second round of NCAA Tournament Ranked 20th in final Division III poll Assistant Coach for having one of the highest cumulative grade- Lehigh ‘95 • Fourth Season CC record for wins in a season point averages in Division III. Tied for third-biggest turnaround in NCAA history Mary Beth Bedics is in In 2006, Muhlenberg was the only Division Scotty Wood Tournament championship her fourth season with the III school to be ranked in the top 20 in both the 2006-07...... 19-7...... 12-6...... Third (tied) WBCA Academic Honor Roll and the D3hoops. First All-American in program history Muhlenberg coaching staff. She com final poll. CC player of the year works with the guards on their Muhlenberg hit unprecedented heights in 2001- Ranked 19th in Division III ballhandling and defense. 11-0 start A former Division I player 02, Rohn’s first season with the team, setting a Scotty Wood Tournament championship school record with 21 wins and earned its highest at nearby , 2007-08...... 21-7...... 14-4...... First (tied) Bedics was the head varsity girls’ basketball coach national ranking ever (eighth) after sprinting out Centennial Conference championship to a 13-0 start. Hosted NCAA Tournament at Salisbury High School from 1997 to 2002. She For the 2003-04 season, Rohn implemented a Three All-CC players, one All-American also worked in the athletic office and ticket office fast-paced system focusing on pressure defense, Received votes in national poll at her alma mater while working on her master’s Seventh in Division III in assist-to-turnover ratio mass substitutions and three-point shooting. The degree. Mules led all divisions of the NCAA in scoring Bedics, who served as a team captain and won (90.8 points per game) and set dozens of records, after serving as Colgate’s assistant for one year, the the Coaches’ Choice Award as a senior at Lehigh, is including the Division III mark for three-point- Red Raiders came within one win of an NCAA a second-grade teacher at Harry S Truman Elemen- ers in a season (265). They also became the fifth Tournament berth, falling to Holy Cross in the tary School. Division III team to average 90 points per game championship game. His overall for a season. record as a head coach at Colgate was 80-174. Christopher Heery After slipping in 2004-05, Muhlenberg staged A 1982 graduate of Fordham University, Rohn Assistant Coach an incredible turnaround the next season, captur- spent three seasons as head coach at Hofstra Uni- Kutztown ‘91 • Fourth Season ing its third CC championship, advancing to versity from 1991 to 1993. Inheriting a 2-25 team, Christopher Heery is a the second round of the NCAA Tournament, he guided Hofstra to the member of the Muhlenberg and finishing with a 26-3 record. Rohn was Tournament final in his first season. Rohn went coaching staff for the fourth named Mid-Atlantic Region coach of the year by to Hofstra after serving as an assistant coach at year. He works with the guards, D3hoops.com. from 1985 to 1990. with a concentration on shoot- The Mules won their fourth CC title last season. Prior to his stint at Manhattan, Rohn was an ing and passing. A native of nearby Easton, Rohn brought to assistant for three years at Lafayette, where he Heery has been coaching Muhlenberg 21 years of Division I coaching recruited the school’s career leaders in scoring, ever since graduating from Kutztown University in experience, including nine as head coach, the last rebounding and assists. The Leopards were 54-28 1991. For the five years prior to joining the Mules, six at . During those 21 seasons, during that time, going 24-6 and winning the East he was the head coach at , his teams made two NCAA Tournament appear- Coast Conference championship in 1985. Rohn helping the Falcons set 16 school records and one ances, won three conference championships and began his coaching career as an undergraduate national record. From 1992 to 2000, he coached advanced to the conference semifinals nine times. assistant while at Fordham. The Rams were ranked the Northwestern Lehigh High School girls’ team. In his last two years at Colgate, Rohn led the 19th in the final 1979 Associated Press poll. Heery is an education instructor and field place- Red Raiders to their highest win total in 10 seasons The 48-year-old Rohn, who also is coach of the ment coordinator at DeSales University. (13 in 1999-2000) and their first back-to-back ap- 2007 Centennial Conference champion Muhlen- pearances in the Patriot League semifinals. berg women’s golf team, currently lives with his In 1995-96, Rohn’s first season as head coach wife and two children in Nazareth, Pa. Muhlenberg College Basketball 2008-09 F F www.muhlenberg.edu/sports — Season Preview — 08- 09 Expectations High for Defending Champs The Muhlenberg women’s basketball team won the Centennial Conference championship last year after being picked third in the preseason poll. The 2006 CC championship team was predicted to finish sixth. McDaniel was the top team in last year’s preseason poll and barely made the playoffs, tying for fifth place. So what conclusions can be drawn, in light of the Mules’ No. 1 spot in the 2008-09 CC preseason poll and No. 24 national preseason ranking? Basically, championships are not decided by preseason polls — they are decided by players. Fortunately, Muhlenberg has plenty of good players who could prove the prognosticators right after all come March. The Mules lost only two players from last year’s 21-7 team and return three all-conference selections. The 10 returning let- terwinners will join with an excellent freshman class as Muhlen- berg tries to win its record fifth CC championship. Muhlenberg returns its stellar starting backcourt combo of senior Lauren Boyle and sophomore Kelly McKeon, who Muhlenberg’s four seniors – Bethany Enterline, Kaitlin Strumph, Lauren Boyle and Erin McSherry finished 1-2 on the team in scoring, assists and steals last year. – have an exceptional record of 66-17 (.795) and two Centennial Conference championships during Boyle earned a spot on the Women’s Basketball Coaches Asso- their careers. They need 12 wins this year to become the program’s all-time winningest class. ciation All-America team after averaging 14.9 points. McKeon averaged 10.3 points with a team-leading 104 assists and 50 PRESEASON POLLS steals as a freshman point guard. Junior Kaitlyn O’Malley (6.2 ppg) returns as the top CENTENNIAL D3HOOPS.COM three-point shooting threat, and junior Brenna Ferster is an CONFERENCE 1. Wis.-Whitewater (14) 29-4 14. Messiah 30-3 experienced backup point guard. Junior Maiza Mock (3.3 ppg) 1. MUHLENBERG (13) 192 2. Oglethorpe (3) 27-7 15. Bowdoin 19-9 Kait- continues to show improvement as a wing player. Senior 2. Gettysburg (3) 172 3. DePauw (2) 28-4 16. Tufts 26-4 lin Strumph, a valuable defensive player, is expected to miss the 3. Dickinson (3) 154 4. Kean 28-4 17. St. Norbert 22-5 season with an injury. 4. Franklin & Marshall (3) 148 5. Rochester (2) 22-6 18. New Jersey 22-7 In the frontcourt, center Erin McSherry (7.5 ppg, 6.6 rpg) 5. McDaniel 125 6. Washington (Mo.) (2) 19-8 19. Simpson 27-3 had a breakout season as a junior, twice tying the school record 6. Johns Hopkins 120 7. Thomas More 29-1 20. McMurry 25-5 for blocked shots in a game and influencing many games with 7. Ursinus 107 8. Hope 30-1 21. Amherst 27-3 her defensive presence. Junior Alexis Bates (7.4 ppg) and soph- 8. Swarthmore 68 9. DeSales 26-4 22. Marymount 23-6 10. Illinois Wesleyan 26-3 23. St. Benedict 20-6 omore Sheila Cook (7.5 ppg) emerged as quality post players, 9. Washington 61 10. Bryn Mawr 33 11. Chicago 22-6 24. MUHLENBERG 21-7 Bethany Enterline and senior , though limited by injuries, gave 11. Haverford 30 12. Baldwin-Wallace 27-3 25. Wis.-Eau Claire 23-7 the team a spark off the bench. 13. Howard Payne 33-0 Muhlenberg’s potential schedule includes three other NCAA with first-place votes and points Tournament invitees, as the Mules play local rival DeSales and with first-place votes and 2007-08 record are in tournaments with William Paterson and Marymount.

2008-09 No Name Cl Pos Ht Hometown/High School 2 Kaitlyn O’Malley ** Jr G 5-10 Glen Rock, N.J./Immaculate Heart Academy mule 3 Brenna Ferster ** Jr G 5-4 Saylorsburg, Pa./Pius X women’s 4 Abby Sbat Fr G 5-8 Pottstown, Pa./Villa Maria Academy 10 Kelly McKeon * So G 5-6 Watertown, Conn./Holy Cross basketball 11 Katie Ferris Jr G 5-8 Mount Sinai, N.Y./Mount Sinai 12 Alexandra Chili Fr G 5-11 Rockville, Md./Walter Johnson roster 13 Katy Rossino Fr G 5-7 Acton, Mass./Acton-Boxborough 14 Kathleen Naddaff Fr C 6-1 Randolph, N.J./Randolph 20 Alexis Bates ** Jr F 5-10 Monroe, Conn./Masuk 21 Sheila Cook * So C 6-0 Rockville Centre, N.Y./Kellenberg Memorial 22 Maiza Mock * Jr G/F 5-9 St. Albans, N.Y./St. Francis Prep 23 Kimberly Mui Fr G 5-8 New Hyde Park, N.Y./Herricks 24 Lauren Boyle ***+ Sr G/F 5-9 Wantage, N.J./High Point Regional 32 Bethany Enterline ***+ Sr F 5-11 Williamsburg, Va./Jamestown 33 Erin McSherry **+ Sr C 6-1 Montclair, N.J./Montclair 34 Kaitlin Strumph ***+ Sr G 5-7 Wesley Hills, N.Y./Immaculate Heart Academy (N.J.) 42 Katelyn Tolan * Jr C 6-1 Levittown, N.Y./Island Trees 44 Alyssa Scaglione Jr C 6-1 Closter, N.J./Northern Valley Regional

* letters won + captains

Muhlenberg College Basketball 2008-09 F F www.muhlenberg.edu/sports 08- 09 — Captains — vs. Gettysburg ... Received Sidney Weikert Award 24 Lauren Boyle as Muhlenberg’s sophomore athlete of the year 32 Bethany Enterline Senior • G/F • 5-9 • 3VL Senior • F • 5-11 • 3VL Wantage, N.J./High Point Regional ... 2006-07: Named to All-CC first team, CC Williamsburg, Va./Jamestown Academic Honor Roll and Academic All-District At Muhlenberg: The Mules’ II third team ... Only sophomore on the All-CC At Muhlenberg: A smart player leading returning scorer and first team ... Second on the Mules in scoring, as- who is very physical in the one of the top players in the sists and steals and fourth in rebounding ... Fifth post ... One of the team’s best Centennial Conference and in the CC in scoring and free-throw percentage ... rebounders and defenders ... region ... An all-around player Scored in double figures in 17 of 26 games, with Great at dishing the ball for the who can hit the clutch shot or five 20-point games ... Poured in career-high 29 outside shot ... Consistently take the defensive charge ... points, including four go-ahead free throws in the hits the mid-range jumper ... Very good at creating her own shot ... Exception- final minute, in win against Moravian ... Scored Has been slowed by injury throughout her career ally vocal player with great leadership ... Can be 21 of her 25 points in the first half at DeSales ...... 2007-08: Saw limited time due to injury yet depended on late in the game ... Shows strength Also scored 25 at Franklin & Marshall, seven in played in 26 games and started in 12 ... Played and poise in the post which may get her time at decisive game-ending run ... Notched career-high very smart and composed when on the court ... the forward position ... Third on program’s all- seven assists at Ursinus ... Named to Scotty Wood Put in during high-intensity games in order to re- time list in points (1,084) and field goals (438) all-tournament team after scoring 33 points in lax the team ... Helped Mules win important game and ninth in assists (197) ... 2007-08: Named to two games ... Won CC player-of-the-week honors against Dickinson by going on a seven-point run All-CC first team, ECAC South first team, CC for averaging 20.0 points in wins against DeSales and pulling down Academic Honor Roll and Academic All-District and Johns Hopkins ... 2005-06: Was the Mules’ two rebounds in only second team ... One of 40 finalists chosen for the second-leading scorer ... First Muhlenberg fresh- five minutes ... Used All-America Team ... Sixth in the CC in scor- man to average in double figures in nine years ... as a defensive ing, third in Second on team in steals and third in assists and player during close free-throw blocks ... Showed incredible poise late in games ... games ... 2006-07: percentage and Hit winning baskets against Ursinus (in ) Playing time was seventh in as- and Haverford (last minute) and in last minute severely limited in sists ... Scored of Centennial Conference championship game second half of season in double against Johns Hopkins ... Made winning free ... Used in special figures in 21 throws against McDaniel (three in last minute) in situations when games, with regular season and clinching free throws against Mules needed key eight 20-point McDaniel in CC semifinal ... Named CC player rebound ... Scored games ... of the week after averaging 17.5 points and 7.5 eight points vs. Twice named rebounds in two conference tournament games Valley in CC player of ... Had double-double with 19 points and 10 Scotty Wood Tourna- the week ... rebounds in semifinal ... Added game-high 18 ment championship Reached the points in NCAA first-round win against Wesleyan game ... Also scored eight at Franklin & Marshall 1,000 point ... Scored career-high 25 points in road win at de- ... Hit back-to-back baskets in game-turning milestone in fending CC regular-season champion Dickinson 30-6 second-half run against Johns Hopkins ... a 19-point ... Set school record for freshmen by scoring 18 2005-06: Saw quality minutes as a freshman ... performance at points in her first career game ... Went 10-for-10 Played in every game ... Scored 10 points in only home against from free-throw line in Scotty Wood Tournament 13 minutes against DeSales in fourth game of Johns Hopkins ... Named to the Scotty Wood win against Albright ... Personal: Was a four- career ... Scored career-high 13 points in home win all-tournament team after her high-scoring games year varsity starter and scored 1,311 points at against Washington ... Pulled down 12 rebounds against Villa Julie (19) and Scranton (15) ... Was High Point Regional High School ... Third-team and blocked four shots at Franklin & Marshall ... one rebound short of a triple-double, dishing out all-state ... Named to five all-tournament teams Had seven points and six rebounds in three-point 10 assists, scoring 22 points, and grabbing nine ... All-time assist leader and part of soccer team win at Susquehanna ... Personal: Earned a total rebounds on the road against Gettysburg ... Scored that won school’s first league championship ... Set of 10 letters in basketball, volleyball and soccer at least 20 points in three games in a five-day span three school records as a sprinter and jumper in at Jamestown High School ... Earned all-district (vs. Haverford, DeSales and Franklin & Marshall) track ... Born May 4, 1987 ... Parents are Harry honors and was a team captain in all three sports ...... Tallied 22 points in the CC championship game and Susan Boyle ... A mathematics major. Set school records for blocks in a match and season in volleyball ... Born April 23, 1987 ... Parents are Greg and Stacey Enterline ... A double major in business administration and political science.

Career Statistics Lauren Boyle Total 3-point Rebounds Year G / GS FG / FGA Pct FG / FGA Pct FT / FTA Pct Pts Avg Hi Off Def Tot Avg PF / D A TO Blk Stl Min 2005-06 28 / 23 119 / 293 .406 10 / 31 .323 51 / 65 .785 299 10.7 25 33 69 102 3.6 68 / 0 38 66 12 36 706 2006-07 26 / 25 151 / 390 .387 10 / 33 .303 55 / 72 .764 367 14.1 29 37 62 99 3.8 71 / 1 65 59 5 27 744 2007-08 28 / 28 168 / 409 .411 5 / 25 .200 77 / 99 .778 418 14.9 22 43 73 116 4.1 69 / 3 94 65 14 36 813 Totals 82 / 76 438 / 1092 .401 25 / 89 .281 183 / 236 .775 1084 13.2 29 113 204 317 3.8 208 / 4 197 190 31 99 2263

Bethany Enterline Total 3-point Rebounds Year G / GS FG / FGA Pct FG / FGA Pct FT / FTA Pct Pts Avg Hi Off Def Tot Avg PF / D A TO Blk Stl Min 2005-06 29 / 0 37 / 93 .398 0 / 0 .000 33 / 50 .660 107 3.7 13 40 64 104 3.6 39 / 0 7 28 8 13 386 2006-07 21 / 0 19 / 43 .442 0 / 1 .000 11 / 18 .611 49 2.3 8 13 23 36 1.7 14 / 0 4 9 0 4 181 2007-08 26 / 12 15 / 42 .357 0 / 0 .000 9 / 15 .600 39 1.5 7 17 39 56 2.2 16 / 0 14 21 6 9 295 Totals 76 / 12 71 / 178 .399 0 / 1 .000 53 / 83 .639 195 2.5 13 70 126 196 2.5 69 / 0 25 58 14 26 86

Muhlenberg College Basketball 2008-09 F F www.muhlenberg.edu/sports — Captains — 08- 09 aged 9.9 points and 8.4 rebounds and shot .526 33 Erin McSherry from the field over the final 14 games ... Had a 34 Kaitlin Strumph Senior • C • 6-1 • 2VL Senior • G/F • 5-7 • 3VL Montclair, N.J./Montclair tremendous game in the CC semifinal win against Wesley Hills, N.Y./Immaculate Heart (N.J.) Dickinson with 15 points, 14 rebounds and six At Muhlenberg: The returning blocked shots ... Scored a career-high 16 points At Muhlenberg: Will be starting center for the second and pulled down nine rebounds against Swarth- sidelined with an injury during year ... Known for her shot- more ... First career double-double (10 points, senior year ... Hard-working blocking ability, which makes 12 boards) came in road win against defending player who has given the Mules her an intimidating presence on CC champion Ursinus ... Went 7-of-8 from the a spark off the bench the last the court ... Needs six blocked field at McDaniel ...2006-07: Started every game three years ... Excellent defen- shots to become program’s and was second on the team in rebounding and sively ... 2007-08: Played in all all-time leader ... Greatly improved her offensive blocked shots ... Fifth in the CC in blocks ... Had but two of the games as a reserve guard ... Scored game and has become one of the go-to players for six double-figure rebounding games, including career-high 10 points in only 15 minutes at home the Mules ... Plays well with her back to the basket back-to-back 13-board efforts against CC final- against Swarthmore ... Dished out seven assists and and can shoot ists Dickinson and Ursinus ... Blocked five shots netted four points in a key win against Ursinus ... over oppo- in both Ursinus games ... Scored career-high 11 Scored five points and pulled down five rebounds nents…2007-08: points vs. in Scotty Wood Tourna- on the road against Ramapo ... 2006-07: Showed Stepped up as one ment championship game ... Also scored 11 on tremendous of the team’s lead- 5-of-6 shooting against Johns Hopkins ... Scored improvement ing scorers and winning basket with 3.6 seconds left in overtime ... Started six rebounders ... Re- against Susquehanna ... 2005-06: Had six points, of the final ceived honorable four rebounds and a block in only seven minutes 10 games ... mention to the in home win against Washington ... Scored four Fourth on the All-Centennial points and pulled down three rebounds against team in steals Conference team Bryn Mawr in first game of career ...Personal: and fifth in ... Led the CC Averaged 10 points, 10 rebounds and four blocks rebounding and ranked 41st for state championship team as a senior at Mont- and assists in Division III for clair High School ... Named to all-county third ... Recorded blocked shots ... team and county unheralded team ... High scorer seven points, Tied record for in Essex-Hudson all-star game ... Born Oct. 16, six rebounds, blocked shots in 1986 ... Parents are George and Ellen McSherry four assists a game (six) twice ... A double major in business administration and and two steals and missed season finance ... Member of Muhlenberg International in important record for blocks Relations Council ... Interned in New York with Centennial Conference win at Gettysburg ... Also by one ... First comtemporary women’s fashion designer Susana scored seven points against Swarthmore and Al- on the team in Monaco. vernia ... Pulled down 10 rebounds at Washington rebounding and ... Helped clinch three-point win against eventual blocked shots and CC champion Ursinus by snagging rebound and third in points scored ... Recorded eight double- hitting in waning seconds ... 2005- figure rebounding games, seven double-figure 06: Developed nicely during freshman year after scoring games and two double-doubles ... Aver- being sidelined with injury at end of high school career ... Occasionally used for a key defensive stop at the end of a close game ... Had two points, three rebounds and three assists at Washington ... Personal: Lettered in basketball, soccer and track at Immaculate Heart Academy ... Was a forward in soccer and pole vaulter in track ... Attended same high school as Mule junior Kaitlyn O’Malley ... Born May 30, 1987 ... Parents are Joseph and Rita Strumph ... A neuroscience major.

Career Statistics Erin McSherry Total 3-point Rebounds Year G / GS FG / FGA Pct FG / FGA Pct FT / FTA Pct Pts Avg Hi Off Def Tot Avg PF / D A TO Blk Stl Min 2005-06 12 / 0 9 / 27 .333 0 / 0 .000 4 / 8 .500 22 1.8 6 6 15 21 1.8 9 / 0 4 8 5 1 75 2006-07 26 / 26 51 / 132 .386 0 / 0 .000 24 / 34 .706 126 4.8 11 44 142 186 7.2 45 / 0 26 41 47 5 603 2007-08 28 / 21 84 / 180 .467 0 / 0 .000 43 / 63 .683 211 7.5 16 52 134 186 6.6 44 / 0 18 35 59 5 620 Totals 66 / 47 144 / 339 .425 0 / 0 .000 71 / 105 .676 359 5.4 16 102 291 393 6.0 98 / 0 48 84 111 11 1298

Kaitlin Strumph Total 3-point Rebounds Year G / GS FG / FGA Pct FG / FGA Pct FT / FTA Pct Pts Avg Hi Off Def Tot Avg PF / D A TO Blk Stl Min 2005-06 14 / 0 3 / 8 .375 0 / 0 .000 3 / 4 .750 9 0.6 2 3 12 15 1.1 2 / 0 7 3 0 3 56 2006-07 26 / 7 30 / 65 .462 4 / 8 .500 9 / 21 .429 73 2.8 7 27 57 84 3.2 11 / 0 29 28 0 23 397 2007-08 26 / 2 26 / 65 .400 0 / 6 .000 5 / 6 .833 57 2.2 10 17 35 52 2.0 7 / 0 26 16 4 9 293 Totals 66 / 9 59 / 138 .428 4 / 14 .286 17 / 31 .548 139 2.1 10 47 104 151 2.3 20 / 0 62 47 4 35 746

Muhlenberg College Basketball 2008-09 F F www.muhlenberg.edu/sports 08- 09 — Returning Letterwinners — 20 Alexis Bates 21 Sheila Cook 3 Brenna Ferster Junior • F • 5-10 • 2VL Sophomore • F • 6-0 • 1VL Junior • G • 5-4 • 2VL Monroe, Conn./Masuk Rockville Centre, N.Y./Kellenberg Saylorsburg, Pa./Pius X

At Muhlenberg: A hard-work- At Muhlenberg: Saw a lot of At Muhlenberg: Expected ing player with a lot of tenacity time at the forward and center to see time as a backup point ... In a position to return as positions last year ... Very guard ... Great at keeping the the Mules’ starting forward ... strong in the post ... Consistent ball protected and bring- Plays well in the post and can at making a turnaround bank ing it down the court ... Can also step outside the perimeter shot ... Has great hands ... Can settle down the team when the to hit the three-point shot ... be depended on to hit the mid- intensity gets high ... A good Runs the floor nicely ... One of the team’s best range shot ... One of the team’s best rebounders ... three-point shooter ... Has a good sense of the defenders and rebounders ... 2007-08: Made the Played in all 28 games as a freshmen and averaged game ... 2007-08: Played in 19 games as a sopho- Centennial Conference Academic Honor Roll ... 7.5 points and 4.5 rebounds ... Led the team and more ... Frequently used at the end of a game for a Played in all 28 games and started 19 of them ... ranked second in the Centennial Conference in key defensive stop ... Netted five points and pulled Fourth on the team field goal percentage (.514) ... Posted team-lead- down two rebounds in only 10 minutes against St. in rebounding, fifth ing four double-doubles ... Grabbed team-high 57 Elizabeth ... in scoring and third offensive rebounds 2006-07: in blocked shots ... Scored a career- Appeared ... Tied for second high 18 points in every in three-point- against Bryn Mawr game as a ers ... Named to ... Pulled down freshmen ... the Scotty-Wood 10 rebounds and Scored 20 all-tournament scored 16 points points and team after totaling on the road against recorded 27 points against Swarthmore in 25 assists Villa Julie (11) and the next game ...... Stepped Scranton (16) ... Netted 11 points in up at end Scored in double close CC semifinal of season figures in eight game against Dick- when start- games along with inson ... Collected ing point a double-figure career-high 11 re- guard was rebounding game bounds vs. Alvernia injured ... against Ursinus (11) ... Made layup Made first ... Scored career- with 4.3 seconds career start high 18 points remaining to send against Dickinson and had four assists, five and pulled down Moravian game rebounds and three steals ... Scored career-high six eight rebounds vs. into second over- points on two three-pointers in close win against McDaniel ... Net- time ... Personal: A eventual Centennial Conference champion Ursinus ted nine points and three-sport varsity ... Personal: Scored 876 career points at Pius X grabbed seven rebounds in NCAA game against athlete her senior year in basketball, soccer and vol- High School ... Won “Guts Award” ... MVP two DeSales ... 2006-07: One of the team’s top reserves leyball at Kellenberg Memorial High School ... A years in both basketball and volleyball ... Played as a freshman ... Played in all 26 games and aver- four-year varsity letterwinner for her participation catcher and first base on softball team ... Born Feb. aged 3.3 points and 4.2 rebounds ... Third on on the school’s Blue and Gold dance competition 18, 1988 ... Parents are William and Barbara Anne team in rebounding ... Had a career high of nine team ... Born Dec. 30, 1988 ... Parents are Thomas Ferster ... A business administration major and rebounds along with six points and three assists in and Kathleen Cook ... An English major pursuing public health minor. win at DeSales ... Scored nine points twice against a secondary education certificate. Bryn Mawr ... Personal: Four-year letterwinner in both basketball and soccer at Masuk High School ... First-team all-state in basketball ... Won scholar- athlete and sportsmanship awards ... Second-team all-area in soccer ... Born April 4, 1988 ... Parents are Tim and Suzanne Bates ... A double major in business administration and Spanish.

Career Statistics Alexis Bates Total 3-point Rebounds Year G / GS FG / FGA Pct FG / FGA Pct FT / FTA Pct Pts Avg Hi Off Def Tot Avg PF / D A TO Blk Stl Min 2006-07 26 / 0 29 / 101 .287 5 / 36 .139 23 / 31 .742 86 3.3 9 42 67 109 4.2 43 / 0 13 25 2 18 372 2007-08 28 / 19 77 / 187 .412 19 / 67 .284 33 / 44 .750 206 7.4 18 36 39 125 4.5 62 / 2 9 43 12 18 542 Totals 54 / 19 106 / 288 .368 24 / 103 .233 56 / 75 .747 292 5.4 18 78 106 234 4.3 105 / 2 22 68 14 36 914

Brenna Ferster Total 3-point Rebounds Year G / GS FG / FGA Pct FG / FGA Pct FT / FTA Pct Pts Avg Hi Off Def Tot Avg PF / D A TO Blk Stl Min 2006-07 26 / 1 7 / 20 .350 5 / 13 .385 1 / 4 .250 20 0.8 6 7 28 35 1.3 42 / 0 25 31 3 11 311 2007-08 19 / 0 3 / 19 .158 1 / 13 .077 1 / 4 .250 8 0.4 3 8 5 13 0.7 8 / 0 4 8 1 3 86 Totals 45 / 1 10 / 39 .256 6 / 26 .231 2 / 8 .250 28 0.6 6 15 33 48 1.1 50 / 0 29 39 4 14 397

Muhlenberg College Basketball 2008-09 1F 0 F www.muhlenberg.edu/sports — Returning Letterwinners — 08- 09 10 Kelly McKeon 22 Maiza Mock 2 Kaitlyn O’Malley Sophomore • G • 5-6 • 1VL Junior • G/F • 5-9 • 1VL Junior • G • 5-10 • 2VL Watertown, Conn./Holy Cross St. Albans, N.Y./St. Francis Prep Glen Rock, N.J./Immaculate Heart Academy

At Muhlenberg: A central At Muhlenberg: Will compete At Muhlenberg: A streak component to the Mules’ suc- for time at both forward posi- shooter with good range and cess ... Has a quick first step ... tions ... Used in post when the an excellent three-point shot ... Goes well to the basket ... Great Mules go to a smaller lineup ... Can penetrate the key and find range from the 3-point line ... An excellent rebounder for her openings in the defense ... Runs Rebounds impressively for her size ... Can take the ball well to the floor well and has a good size ... Shows great poise late the basket and draw the foul sense of the game ... Shows in the game ... Started 22 of the 28 games at point ... Quick reflexes and good anticipation make her great composure and poise on the court ... Should guard as a freshman ... Earned All-Centennial a threat in the Mules’ press ... 2007-08: Played in be one of the team’s leading scorers at the guard Conference honorable mention ... Led the team all 28 games, starting five, as a sophomore ... Tied position ... 2007-08: Played in 28 games as a in assists (104) and steals (50), second in scoring for the second-highest field goal percentage on the sophomore and started in 12 of them ... Led team (10.3 points per game), rebounding (5.4 rebounds team (.467) ... Scored 12 points and pulled down with 29 three-pointers ... Dished out 48 assists and per game) and three-pointers (19) ... Led the CC three rebounds in only eight minutes against St. only had 27 turnovers ... Scored in double figures in assist-to-turnover ratio and was fifth in assists Elizabeth ... Netted five points, pulled down four in seven games and sixth in free-throw percentage ... One of only rebounds ... Scored career- four freshmen to make the top 50 for assist-to- and dished high 16 points turnover ratio in Division III ... Named CC player out four and pulled down of the week after her performance in the CC Tour- assists in a six rebounds nament ... close win in win against Had seven against Swarthmore … points, Alvernia Netted 15 points two steals ... Went vs. Gettysburg and a 4-for-4 from ... Helped rebound the field Mules win the in game- and scored close Centen- ending 10 points nial Conference 10-0 run against semifinal game vs. Dick- Ramapo ... against Dickin- inson in 2006-07: son by scoring semifinal Played in nine points and ... Added 10 games pulling down 16 points her fresh- five rebounds ... in cham- men year 2006-07: Played pionship ... Scored in 22 games as a freshman ... Third on team with game ... Made the CC Weekly Honor Roll three 10 points 15 three-pointers ... Averaged 6.1 points over final times ... Scored career-high 22 points and grabbed and had six 10 games ... Scored season-high 10 points against eight rebounds in a road win against Johns Hop- rebounds ... Notched four points, a steal, a block Franklin & Marshall and Moravian ... Contributed kins ... Had double-doubles against playoff teams and an assist in only six minutes of playoff game eight points in close win at Alvernia ... Personal: Franklin & Marshall (11 points, 10 rebounds) and against Dickinson ... Scored two points and pulled Third-team all-county and first-team all-league Gettysburg (19 points, 11 rebounds) ... Set career down three rebounds at Bryn Mawr ... Personal: A at Immaculate Heart Academy, the same school high with eight assists in home win vs. Washing- four-year letterwinner and two-year captain in bas- attended by Mule senior Kaitlin Strumph ... Played ton ... Personal: A four-year varsity starter for ketball at St. Francis Prep ... Honored for defensive for 2006 New Jersey Non-Public A championship basketball and soccer at Holy Cross High School play ... Born July 8, 1988 ... Father is Frank Mock team ... MVP of Francis Lewis Tournament ...... Named MVP in soccer, basketball and track ...... A double major in business administration and Born April 15, 1988 ... Parents are Timothy and Tri-captain of her soccer and basketball teams both accounting. Helen O’Malley ... A double major in finance and junior and senior year ... Born Sept. 12, 1989 ... economics. Parents are Thomas and McKeon ... A business administration major.

Career Statistics Maiza Mock Total 3-point Rebounds Year G / GS FG / FGA Pct FG / FGA Pct FT / FTA Pct Pts Avg Hi Off Def Tot Avg PF / D A TO Blk Stl Min 2006-07 10 / 0 5 / 16 .185 0 / 0 .000 0 / 2 .000 10 1.0 4 3 3 6 0.6 4 / 0 1 5 1 2 44 2007-08 28 / 5 35 / 75 .467 2 / 3 .667 20 / 34 .588 92 3.3 12 26 38 64 2.3 29 / 0 22 27 2 12 329 Totals 38 / 5 40 / 91 .440 2 / 3 .667 20 / 36 .556 102 2.7 12 29 41 70 1.8 33 / 0 23 32 3 14 373

Kaitlyn O’Malley Total 3-point Rebounds Year G / GS FG / FGA Pct FG / FGA Pct FT / FTA Pct Pts Avg Hi Off Def Tot Avg PF / D A TO Blk Stl Min 2006-07 23 / 0 31 / 97 .320 15 / 53 .283 13 / 17 .765 90 3.9 10 17 19 36 1.6 11 / 0 18 18 2 8 230 2007-08 28 / 12 62 / 212 .292 29 / 120 .242 20 / 35 .571 173 6.2 16 25 40 65 2.3 18 / 0 48 27 7 30 523 Totals 51 / 12 93 / 309 .301 44 / 173 .254 33 / 52 .645 263 5.2 16 42 59 101 2.0 29 / 0 66 45 9 38 753

Muhlenberg College Basketball 2008-09 11F F www.muhlenberg.edu/sports 08- 09 — Returning Players — 11 Katie Ferris 44 Alyssa Scaglione 42 Katelyn Tolan Junior • G • 5-8 Junior • C • 6-1 Junior • C • 6-1 • 1VL Mount Sinai, N.Y./Mount Sinai Closter, N.J./Northern Valley Regional Levittown, N.Y./Island Trees

At Muhlenberg: A tireless At Muhlenberg: Excellent At Muhlenberg: A strong post worker who plays aggressive shooter who plays well facing player with great fundamentals defense ... Can handle the ball the basket ... Can score points ... Can consistently score with well ... Had a season end- quickly ... 2007-08: Averaged either hand ... Has a nice shot ing injury the past two years 2.8 rebounds per game ... from the mid-post ... Good at ... Played in nine games as a Scored four points and had five using her body to post up and sophomore and eight games rebounds against St. Elizabeth get the ball ... 2007-08: Played as a freshman ... Scored five points and pulled ... Pulled down four rebounds in 11 minutes in 11 games as a reserve, scoring 14 points and down nine rebounds her first season ... Last season, against Haverford and five rebounds in only seven pulling down eight rebounds ... Netted six points pulled down seven rebounds and netted 14 points, minutes against Bryn Mawr ... 2006-07: Played and had three rebounds against St. Elizabeth ... with career high of six at St. Elizabeth ... Member in nine games as a freshman, scoring 20 points 2006-07: Earned varsity letter after averaging 1.5 of the Mule women’s lacrosse team ... Personal: in only 43 minutes ... Netted six points in nine points and 1.1 rebounds in 14 games as a freshman Set school record for consecutive games with a minutes of playing time against both Franklin & ... Shot 56.3 percent from the field ... Scored eight three-point field goal at Mount Sinai High School Marshall and Bryn Mawr ... Personal: Averaged a points and pulled down four offensive rebounds vs. ... Named to all-tournament team in soccer ... double-double (16 points and 18 rebounds) as a Franklin & Marshall ... Also notched four boards Honorable mention all-county in lacrosse ... Born senior at Northern Valley Regional High School ... against Bryn Mawr ... Personal: Earned all-county Sept. 15, 1987 ... Parents are Peter and Lee Ferris Earned all-county honors and topped 1,000 points honors as a center at Island Trees High School ...... A psychology major ... Studying in Ireland dur- ... Middle hitter on state-championship volleyball Two-year team captain ... Named to all-tournament ing the Fall 2008 semester. team ... Born Jan. 19, 1988 ... Parents are Ben team ... Born Jan. 25, 1988 ... Parents are Kevin and Pam Scaglione ... A double major in business and Leslie Tolan ... A business administration major administration and media and communication ...... Plans to study abroad in Australia during the Plans to study in Washington, D.C., during the Spring 2009 semester. Spring 2009 semester.

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12 23 14 13 4 Alexandra Kimberly Kathleen Katy Abby Chili Mui Naddaff Rossino Sbat Freshman • G Freshman • G Freshman • C Freshman • G Freshman • G 5-11 5-8 6-1 5-7 5-8 Rockville, Md./ New Hyde Park, N.Y./ Randolph, N.J./ Acton, Mass./ Pottstown, Pa./ Walter Johnson Herricks Randolph Acton-Boxborough Villa Maria Academy

Muhlenberg College Basketball 2008-09 1F 2 F www.muhlenberg.edu/sports — Travel Log — 08- 09 Since 2001, the Muhlenberg College women’s basketball team has traveled to Europe once every three years.

On their first foreign tour in 2001, the Mules visited France and saw the sights from Normandy Paris to Paris and then finished on the Mediterranean in Marseilles, Nice and Monte Carlo. In 2004 a new group of Muhlenberg players invaded Italy, touring through Rome, Florence, Pisa, Venice and Lake Como.

In August 2007, 13 players, four coaches, and a large contingent of fam- ily members and fans (47 total) traveled to Ger- many and Austria. While in Europe, the Mules played three games against local teams, visited many historic landmarks and soaked in a culture much different than what they were accustomed to back home in the . Most importantly, however, they returned home with memories and shared experiences that will forever bond them together.

Highlights of last summer’s tour included:

• Eating authentic bratwurst in the open air markets in Wurzburg, Germany Rome • Two nights inside the medieval walled city of Rothenburg ob der Tauber, including the “Night Watchman’s Tour” in the dark. • An afternoon and evening in Munich, Germany • Visiting the historic “Eagle’s Nest” 6,000 feet atop the Bavarian Alps and looking down at the clouds • Roaming the streets of Salzburg, Austria (Mozart’s birthplace) and taking pictures at places made famous in the film “The Sound of Music” • An evening of dinner and dancing to live in the town of Grinzing, overlooking Vienna • Two full days of exploring the elegance of Vienna, Austria (not to mention shopping and eating)

During the latest trip, Muhlenberg won all three of its games, defeating two Bavarian All-Star Teams in Salzburg and winning its final game vs. the Vienna Flying Foxes.

The Mules plan to travel to England and Herrenchiemsee, an unfinished palace built for King Ludwig II of Bavaria and Ireland in 2010. modeled after Versailles

The Eagle’s Nest

Fountain of the Four Rivers in Salzburg

Muhlenberg College Basketball 2008-09 13F F www.muhlenberg.edu/sports 08- 09 — 2007-08 Review — centennial conference standings centennial conference statistical leaders Conference Games All Games (all games; NCAA rank in parentheses) W L Pct Hm Rd W L Pct Hm Rd Neu Str Muhlenberg 14 4 .778 7-2 7-2 21 7 .750 10-4 9-3 2-0 L1 Scoring ...... G...... Pt.... Avg Rebounding ...... G.... Reb.....Avg Franklin & Marshall 14 4 .778 9-0 5-4 19 7 .731 13-2 6-5 0-0 L1 Sarah Meisenberg, FM (33)..26....486....18.7 Kathryn Stockbower, S (4) ..24....335....14.0 Dickinson 14 4 .778 9-0 5-4 16 10 .615 11-3 5-5 0-2 L4 Kathryn Stockbower, S (47).24....422....17.6 Andrea Dodrill, JH (46)...... 24....243....10.1 Gettysburg 12 6 .667 7-2 5-4 18 10 .643 11-2 6-6 1-2 L1 Jessica Allen, BM...... 25....386....15.4 Jessica Allen, BM...... 25....231...... 9.2 McDaniel 11 7 .611 7-2 4-5 13 13 .500 7-3 5-7 1-3 L2 Caitlin Moser, G...... 28....423....15.1 Brittany Braxton, FM...... 26....231...... 8.9 Ursinus 11 7 .611 7-2 4-5 13 12 .520 8-3 4-7 1-2 W2 Jane O’Donnell, W...... 25....375....15.0 Kristin Phillips, JH...... 24....201...... 8.4 Johns Hopkins 10 8 .556 6-3 4-5 12 12 .500 8-4 4-8 0-0 W2 Lauren Boyle, Mu...... 28....418...14.9 Caitlin Moser, G...... 28....232...... 8.3 Washington 6 12 .333 3-6 3-6 9 16 .360 3-7 5-7 1-2 L5 Carolyn Konstanzer, U .....25....371....14.8 Karen Berk, S...... 23....186...... 8.1 Swarthmore 5 13 .278 3-6 2-7 8 16 .333 4-8 4-8 0-0 W2 Karen Berk, S...... 23....315....13.7 Carolyn Konstanzer, U...... 25....195...... 7.8 Bryn Mawr 2 16 .111 1-8 1-8 5 20 .200 2-9 2-10 1-1 L2 Sarah Hennessey, U...... 25....331....13.2 Alex Shivers, U...... 25....190...... 7.6 Haverford 0 18 .000 0-9 0-9 3 21 .125 3-9 0-11 0-1 L15 Sara Cram, H...... 18....225....12.5 Shanika Bridges-King, BM..25....187...... 7.5 Robbin Gregg, Mc...... 26....307....11.8 Nicole Dobranski, G...... 25....181...... 7.2 Centennial Conference Playoffs Alex Shivers, U...... 25....275....11.0 Courtney Fields, G...... 28....198...... 7.1 First Round Gettysburg 79, McDaniel 71 Andrea Dodrill, JH...... 24....260....10.8 Brianne Slizofski, W...... 25....172...... 6.9 Semifinals Muhlenberg 54, Dickinson 47 Courtney Fields, G...... 28....303....10.8 Erin McSherry, Mu...... 28.... 186..... 6.6 Gettysburg 75, Franklin & Marshall 70 Kelly McKeon, Mu...... 28....288...10.3 Elise Conway, W...... 25....157...... 6.3 Final Muhlenberg 80, Gettysburg 65 Assists ...... G..... Ast.... Avg Blocked Shots...... G....Blk.....Avg NCAA Tournament Elise Conway, W (25)...... 25....133....5.32 Erin McSherry, Mu (41).. 28..... 59... 2.11 First Round DeSales 56, Muhlenberg 48 Sarah Meisenberg, FM (47)..26....123....4.73 S. Miller-Walfish, S (45).....22.....45....2.05 Sarah Hennessey, U...... 25....107....4.28 Kathryn Stockbower, S...... 24.....35....1.46 ECAC Tournament Robbin Gregg, Mc...... 26....103....3.96 Carolyn Konstanzer, U...... 25.....35....1.40 First Round Lebanon Valley 67, Dickinson 50 Kelly McKeon, Mu...... 28....104...3.71 Sara Cram, H...... 18.....20....1.11 Beth Holt, FM...... 23...... 84....3.65 Ashley Lyles, Mc...... 26.....28....1.08 all-centennial conference Lauren Boyle, Mu...... 28...... 94...3.36 Elise Conway, W...... 25.....24....0.96 Megan Hartman, G...... 28...... 85....3.04 Alex Shivers, U...... 25.....22....0.88 First Team Second Team Honorable Mention Brooke Muller, D...... 26...... 78....3.00 Andrea Dodrill, JH...... 24.....21....0.88 G Sarah Meisenberg, FM * Laura Houseal, D Kelly McKeon, Mu Laura Popovics, S...... 24...... 68....2.83 Jessica Allen, BM...... 25.....21....0.84 G Lauren Boyle, Mu Sarah Hennessey, U Robbin Gregg, Mc Pamela Costello, S...... 24...... 68....2.83 Pamela Costello, S...... 24.....17....0.71 G Elise Conway, W Brooke Muller, D G Laura Lyons, D Free Throw Percentage FTA..FTM.....Pct Field-Goal Percentage..... FG.FGA..... Pct F Kathryn Stockbower, S Andrea Dodrill, JH Erin McSherry, Mu Sarah Meisenberg, FM....116....147.....789 Caitlin Moser, G...... 171...327.....523 F Caitlin Moser, G Carolyn Konstanzer, U Carole Dempsey, D Carole Dempsey, D...... 53...... 68.....779 Sheila Cook, Mu...... 94... 183... .514 F Courtney Fields, G Karen Berk, S Lauren Boyle, Mu...... 77...... 99....778 Sarah Meisenberg, FM.....174...344.....506 Ali Moreland, Mc...... 56...... 74.....757 Lyndsay Burton, JH...... 97...194.....500 * player of the year Courtney Gogolinski, Mc.57...... 77.....740 Carolyn Konstanzer, U.....138...281.....491 Kelly McKeon, Mu...... 77....106....726 Ashley Lyles, Mc...... 79...162.....488 other honors Kathleen Abels, H...... 60...... 87.....690 Kathryn Stockbower, S.....155...320.....484 Caitlin Moser, G...... 81....118.....686 Erin McSherry, Mu...... 84... 180... .467 Academic All-District II • ...... Lauren Boyle (second team) Anastasia Wynn, JH...... 36...... 53.....679 Cara Landolfi, FM...... 105...230.....457 CC Academic Honor Roll • ...... Alexis Bates Kathryn Stockbower, S....112....169.....663 Robbin Gregg, Mc...... 125...277.....451 Lauren Boyle Abra Like Scoring Offense ...... Avg Scoring Defense...... Avg Rebounding Margin...... +/- • Kodak/WBCA All-American ...... Lauren Boyle (honorable mention) Muhlenberg...... 68.2 Dickinson (29)...... 53.9 Johns Hopkins (25)...... +8.5 • D3hoops.com All-Mid-Atlantic Region ....Lauren Boyle (third team) Franklin & Marshall.....68.1 Ursinus...... 57.6 Muhlenberg...... +5.0 • ECAC South All-Stars ...... Lauren Boyle (first team) Gettysburg...... 67.1 Muhlenberg...... 59.5 McDaniel...... +4.0 • CC Player of the Week ...... Lauren Boyle (Dec. 3, Jan. 15) McDaniel...... 66.8 Bryn Mawr...... 59.5 Gettysburg...... +2.8 Kelly McKeon (March 3) Dickinson...... 62.7 Johns Hopkins...... 59.5 Franklin & Marshall.....+2.5 • CC Weekly Honor Roll ...... Alexis Bates (Nov. 19) Swarthmore...... 62.6 Franklin & Marshall....59.7 Swarthmore...... +1.0 Kelly McKeon (Dec. 10, Jan. 21, Feb. 25) Johns Hopkins...... 61.0 Gettysburg...... 60.2 Ursinus...... -1.1 Maiza Mock (Jan. 7) Ursinus...... 58.0 Washington...... 61.6 Washington...... -3.4 Erin McSherry (Jan. 28, Feb. 4) Washington...... 56.7 McDaniel...... 62.4 Dickinson...... -4.8 Sheila Cook (Feb. 11) Haverford...... 48.8 Haverford...... 68.4 Bryn Mawr...... -5.8 Lauren Boyle (Feb. 18) Bryn Mawr...... 47.8 Swarthmore...... 72.0 Haverford...... -8.9 • Scotty Wood All-Tournament...... Alexis Bates Lauren Boyle FG Percentage Defense. Pct Assist/TO Ratio ...... Ratio Blocked Shots...... Avg Ursinus...... 356 Muhlenberg (7)...... 1.05 Swarthmore (11)...... 5.71 Muhlenberg...... 366 McDaniel (34)...... 0.93 Haverford (28)...... 4.63 Gettysburg...... 371 Franklin & Marshall....0.80 Muhlenberg (30)...... 4.57 Franklin & Marshall...... 374 Dickinson...... 0.76 McDaniel...... 3.58 Bryn Mawr...... 376 Gettysburg...... 0.72 Johns Hopkins...... 3.54 McDaniel...... 392 Washington...... 0.68 Ursinus...... 3.40 Swarthmore...... 394 Ursinus...... 0.62 Washington...... 2.84 Washington...... 399 Swarthmore...... 0.59 Dickinson...... 2.27 Johns Hopkins...... 400 Johns Hopkins...... 0.49 Gettysburg...... 2.18 Haverford...... 401 Haverford...... 0.48 Franklin & Marshall.....2.04 Dickinson...... 407 Bryn Mawr...... 0.47 Bryn Mawr...... 1.96

Muhlenberg College Basketball 2008-09 1F 4 F www.muhlenberg.edu/sports — 2007-08 Statistics — 08- 09 RESULTS Date Opponent W/L Score High Scorer High Rebounder Attendance Overall CC Nov. 16 s VILLA JULIE W 73-56 Boyle (19) Cook (7) 912 1-0 17 s SCRANTON L 60-84 Bates (16) Cook (6) 846 1-1 20 c GETTYSBURG L 57-71 O’Malley (15) McSherry (6) 120 1-2 0-1 27 c at Haverford W 78-63 Boyle (20) Boyle/Bates (8) 34 2-2 1-1 29 DeSALES W 67-63 Boyle (22) Boyle/McKeon (6) 142 3-2 Dec. 1 c FRANKLIN & MARSHALL W 72-59 Boyle (20) McSherry (12) 120 4-2 2-1 4 c SWARTHMORE W 74-64 O’Malley (16) McKeon (8) 52 5-2 3-1 8 at Moravian L(2ot) 90-95 McKeon (20) Cook (10) 338 5-3 17 at St. Elizabeth W 70-41 Mock (12) Boyle (7) 60 6-3 Jan. 5 ALVERNIA W 78-72 Boyle (17) Cook (11) 85 7-3 9 c McDANIEL W 67-60 Boyle (21) Bates (8) 134 8-3 4-1 12 c at Gettysburg W 76-57 Boyle (22) McKeon (11) 201 9-3 5-1 15 at Ramapo W 70-44 Boyle (15) McKeon/Strumph/Scaglione (5) 100 10-3 17 c at Johns Hopkins W 67-52 McKeon (22) McKeon (8) 75 11-3 6-1 19 c at Franklin & Marshall L 60-75 Bates (14) McSherry (7) 245 11-4 6-2 22 c HAVERFORD W 72-40 McSherry (9) McSherry (10) 122 12-4 7-2 24 c at Dickinson L 49-64 McSherry (12) Bates (5) 150 12-5 7-3 26 c WASHINGTON (MD.) W 83-57 Boyle (21) Cook (8) 268 13-5 8-3 30 c at Ursinus W 61-49 McKeon (18) McSherry (12) 125 14-5 9-3 Feb. 2 c at McDaniel W 69-51 McSherry (14) Cook (10) 318 15-5 10-3 7 c at Bryn Mawr W 63-38 Cook (18) Boyle (8) 127 16-5 11-3 13 c at Swarthmore W 77-57 Cook/McSherry (16) Cook (10) 122 17-5 12-3 16 c JOHNS HOPKINS W 57-52 Boyle (19) McSherry (10) 372 18-5 13-3 20 c DICKINSON W 68-62 Bates (16) McSherry (10) 440 19-5 14-3 23 c URSINUS L 69-71 Boyle (22) McSherry (12) 322 19-6 14-4 March 1 p vs. Dickinson W 54-47 McSherry/McKeon (15) McSherry (14) 316 20-6 2 p vs. Gettysburg W 80-65 Boyle (22) Cook/McKeon (7) 298 21-6 7 n #19 DeSALES L 48-56 Boyle (18) McSherry (11) 870 21-7 s - Scotty Wood Tournament; c - Centennial Conference game; p - Centennial Conference playoffs (Franklin & Marshall); n - NCAA Tournament

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS (returning players in bold) Total 3-point Rebounds Player G / GS FG / FGA Pct FG / FGA Pct FT / FTA Pct Pts Avg Hi Off Def Tot Avg PF / D A TO Blk Stl Min Boyle 28 / 28 168 / 409 .411 5 / 25 .200 77 / 99 .778 418 14.9 22 43 73 116 4.1 69 / 3 94 65 14 36 813 McKeon 28 / 22 96 / 224 .429 19 / 48 .396 77 / 106 .726 288 10.3 22 37 114 151 5.4 34 / 0 104 65 7 50 789 McSherry 28 / 21 84 / 180 .467 0 / 0 .000 43 / 63 .683 211 7.5 16 52 134 186 6.6 44 / 0 18 35 59 5 620 Cook 28 / 1 94 / 183 .514 0 / 0 .000 22 / 39 .564 210 7.5 18 57 70 127 4.5 56 / 1 12 24 6 14 457 Bates 28 / 19 77 / 187 .412 19 / 67 .284 33 / 44 .750 206 7.4 18 36 89 125 4.5 62 / 2 9 43 12 18 542 O’Malley 28 / 12 62 / 212 .292 29 / 120 .242 20 / 35 .571 173 6.2 16 25 40 65 2.3 18 / 0 48 27 7 30 523 Mock 28 / 5 35 / 75 .467 2 / 3 .667 20 / 34 .588 92 3.3 12 26 38 64 2.3 29 / 0 22 27 2 12 329 Feldman 28 / 12 33 / 80 .413 12 / 39 .308 5 / 12 .417 83 3.0 9 20 55 75 2.7 15 / 0 26 16 2 11 402 Like 28 / 6 28 / 90 .311 7 / 26 .269 17 / 24 .708 80 2.9 8 20 11 31 1.1 32 / 0 56 37 3 31 309 Strumph 26 / 2 26 / 65 .400 0 / 6 .000 5 / 6 .833 57 2.2 10 17 35 52 2.0 7 / 0 26 16 4 9 293 Canzoneri 5 / 0 3 / 9 .333 0 / 2 .000 2 / 2 1.000 8 1.6 6 0 2 2 0.4 2 / 0 3 6 0 4 29 Ferris 9 / 0 4 / 11 .364 4 / 8 .500 2 / 4 .500 14 1.6 6 3 4 7 0.8 2 / 0 0 4 0 2 44 Enterline 26 / 12 15 / 42 .357 0 / 0 .000 9 / 15 .600 39 1.5 7 17 39 56 2.2 16 / 0 14 21 6 9 295 Tolan 11 / 0 7 / 23 .304 0 / 1 .000 0 / 1 .000 14 1.3 6 2 6 8 0.7 8 / 0 0 3 1 0 60 Scaglione 8 / 0 2 / 19 .105 0 / 0 .000 4 / 11 .364 8 1.0 4 8 14 22 2.8 7 / 0 2 8 4 1 59 Ferster 19 / 0 3 / 19 .158 1 / 13 .077 1 / 4 .250 8 0.4 3 8 5 13 0.7 8 / 0 4 8 1 3 86 “Team” 42 59 101 11 MULES 28 737 / 1828 .403 98 / 358 .274 337 / 499 .675 1909 68.2 90 413 788 1201 42.9 409 / 6 438 416 128 235 Opponents 28 615 / 1682 .366 134 / 421 .318 301 / 441 .683 1665 59.5 95 335 727 1062 37.9 443 / 7 331 510 70 172 Deadball rebounds: Mules 103, Opponents 94 +8.7 +5.0 Double-figure scoring games: Boyle 21, McKeon 12, Bates 8, Cook 8, McSherry 7, O’Malley 7, Mock 2, Strumph 1 20+ scoring games: Boyle 8, McKeon 2 Double-figure rebounding games: McSherry 8, Cook 4, McKeon 2, Bates 1 Double-figure assist games: Boyle 1 Double-doubles: Cook 4, McKeon 2, McSherry 2, Boyle 1 Led team in scoring: Boyle 13, McSherry 5, McKeon 4, Bates 3, Cook 2, O’Malley 2, Mock 1 Led team in rebounding: McSherry 10, Cook 8, McKeon 6, Boyle 4, Bates 3, Scaglione 1, Strumph 1

Muhlenberg College Basketball 2008-09 1F 5 F www.muhlenberg.edu/sports 08- 09 — Individual Records — scoring field goals three-point field goals free throws Career Points Career Made Career Made Career Made 1,690 Felicia Perryman, 1990-93 629 Felicia Perryman, 1990-93 186 Gwen Doyle, 2002-05 430 Felicia Perryman, 1990-93 1,487 Anne Searles, 1985-88 575 Anne Searles, 1985-88 158 Kristen Piscadlo, 2003-06 334 Sarah Clarke, 1996-99 1,084 Lauren Boyle, 2006-08 435 Meghan Courtney, 2004-07 136 Tiffany Kirk, 2003-06 334 Anne Searles, 1985-88 1,076 Meghan Courtney, 2004-07 438 Lauren Boyle, 2006-08 118 Sarah Clarke, 1996-99 279 Amanda Waterbury, 1996-99 1,054 Sarah Clarke, 1996-99 384 Susan Marchiano, 2001-04 92 Lindsay St. Lawrence, 1999-02 227 Jill Roth, 1996-99 1,017 Jill Roth, 1996-99 358 Sharon Andrews, 1984-87 86 Jill Roth, 1996-99 227 Lori Milot, 1993-96 919 Susan Marchiano, 2001-04 355 Diane Reppa, 1981-84 77 Emily Wright, 2004-07 Season Made 910 Sarah Bedi, 1995-98 352 Jill Roth, 1996-99 66 Stephanie Cordasco, 1992-95 123 Felicia Perryman, 1991-92 896 Sharon Andrews, 1984-87 Season Made 65 Amy Sandt, 1997-98 123 Anne Searles, 1986-87 894 Stephanie Cordasco, 1992-95 181 Felicia Perryman, 1990-91 64 Erin DeVaney, 2001-04 120 Felicia Perryman, 1992-93 889 Diane Reppa, 1981-84 174 Lonnie Rutman, 1989-90 64 Becky Richmond, 2001-04 105 Felicia Perryman, 1990-91 871 Amanda Waterbury, 1996-99 172 Meghan Courtney, 2005-06 64 Randi Baran, 2000-03 104 Lonnie Rutman, 1989-90 867 Lonnie Rutman, 1990-91 168 Lauren Boyle, 2007-08 56 Lonnie Rutman, 1990-91 Game Made 866 Kristen Piscadlo, 2003-06 165 Felicia Perryman, 1991-92 Season Made 20 Lonnie Rutman vs. Trenton 835 Jessica Drennan, 1998-01 161 Anne Searles, 1986-87 64 Gwen Doyle, 2004-05 State, Feb. 4, 1991 812 Jenn Risley, 1999-02 161 Anne Searles, 1985-86 57 Emily Wright, 2006-07 Career Attempted 810 Lindsay St. Lawrence, 1999-02 159 Susan Marchiano, 2001-02 57 Kristen Piscadlo, 2004-05 619 Felicia Perryman, 1990-93 Season Points Game Made 53 Gwen Doyle, 2003-04 Season Attempted 467 Felicia Perryman, 1990-91 19 Kristin Ferren vs. Lebanon 51 Kristen Piscadlo, 2003-04 174 Felicia Perryman, 1991-92 465 Lonnie Rutman, 1989-90 Valley, Feb. 22, 1992 49 Tiffany Kirk, 2003-04 Game Attempted 454 Felicia Perryman, 1991-92 Career Attempted 46 Gwen Doyle, 2002-03 22 Lonnie Rutman vs. Trenton 445 Anne Searles, 1986-87 1,437 Anne Searles, 1985-88 43 Lonnie Rutman, 1990-91 State, Feb. 4, 1991 439 Felicia Perryman, 1992-93 Season Attempted 39 Kristen Piscadlo, 2005-06 Career Percentage 418 Lauren Boyle, 2007-08 431 Anne Searles, 1986-87 39 Tiffany Kirk, 2004-05 .807 Sarah Clarke, 1996-99 404 Meghan Courtney, 2005-06 Game Attempted 39 Lindsay St. Lawrence, 1999-00 (334 for 414) 402 Lonnie Rutman, 1990-91 30 Lisa Ball vs. Northampton CC, 39 Amy Sandt, 1996-97 Season Percentage Game Points 1978 38 Becky Richmond, 2003-04 .883 Amanda Waterbury, 1998-99 39 Felicia Perryman vs. Career Percentage 38 Sarah Clarke, 1998-99 (91 for 103, led NCAA) Swarthmore, Jan. 18, 1992 .493 Denise Wunderler, 1991-94 37 Sarah Clarke, 1995-96 Game Percentage 38 Kristin Ferren vs. Lebanon (245 for 497) Game Made 1.000 Lonnie Rutman (16 for 16) vs. Valley, Feb. 22, 1992 Season Percentage 9 Gwen Doyle vs. Haverford, Albright, Feb. 9, 1991 36 Lonnie Rutman vs. Albright, .574 Susan Marchiano, 2001-02 Dec. 8, 2004 Dec. 1, 1990 (159 for 277) 7 Meg Malatack vs. Bryn Mawr, 36 Patsy Sullivan vs. Upsala, Feb. 4, 2002 Feb. 19, 1973 6 Tiffany Kirk vs. DeSales, Felicia Perryman (below) and Anne 34 Lonnie Rutman vs. Ursinus, Jan. 12, 2004 Searles (right) are the Mules’ top two Jan. 17, 1991 6 Gwen Doyle vs. King’s, all-time scoring leaders. 33 Lonnie Rutman vs. Trenton Jan. 11, 2003 State, Feb. 4, 1991 6 Randi Baran vs. Western 32 Kristin Ferren vs. Haverford, Maryland, Jan. 26, 2002 Feb. 12, 1992 Consecutive Games Making a 3-Pointer 32 Felicia Perryman vs. Widener, 54 Gwen Doyle, 2003 to 2005 Feb. 4, 1992 28 Kristen Piscadlo, 2004 to 2005 32 Felicia Perryman vs. 25 Emily Wright, 2006 to 2007 Elizabethtown, Feb. 7, 1991 16 Erin DeVaney, 2003 to 2004 31 Felicia Perryman vs. Ursinus, 14 Amy Sandt, 1997 Jan. 17, 1991 Career Attempted 31 Lonnie Rutman vs. Haverford, 626 Gwen Doyle, 2002-05 Feb. 1, 1990 Season Attempted 31 Carol Bailey vs. Philadelphia 208 Gwen Doyle, 2004-05 Bible, Feb. 6, 1967 Game Attempted 31 Mary Ann Peters vs. 16 Meg Malatack vs. Bryn Mawr, Bloomsburg, Feb. 27, 1964 Feb. 4, 2002 30 Meghan Courtney vs. Career Percentage Washington (Md.), Dec. 9, 2006 .444 Lonnie Rutman, 1990-91 30 Barb Whitman vs. (56 for 126) Elizabethtown, Feb. 8, 1990 (ot) Season Percentage Career Average .467 Lonnie Rutman, 1990-91 17.7 Lonnie Rutman, 1990-91 (43 for 92) 17.2 Beth Linde, 1975-76 Game Percentage 16.9 Ruth Smith, 1960-63 1.000 four times, most recent: 16.9 Felicia Perryman, 1990-93 Stephanie Cordasco (4 for 4) 15.7 Anne Searles, 1985-88 vs. Washington, Feb. 20, 1995 Season Average 22.5 Carol Bailey, 1967 22.0 Ruth Smith, 1960 20.6 Patsy Sullivan, 1973 19.4 Lonnie Rutman, 1989-90 18.7 Felicia Perryman, 1990-91

Muhlenberg College Basketball 2008-09 16F F www.muhlenberg.edu/sports — Individual Records — 08- 09 rebounds assistsCareer blocked shots steals Career Career Career Career 960 Lisa Predmore, 1988-91 424 Kristen Piscadlo, 2003-06 116 Lisa Ball, 1978-81 272 Lori Milot, 1993-96 835 Anne Searles, 1985-88 406 Sarah Clarke, 1996-99 112 Meghan Courtney, 2004-07 220 Sarah Clarke, 1996-99 817 Felicia Perryman, 1990-93 (also holds per-game record of 4.4) 111 Erin McSherry, 2006-08 197 Kristen Piscadlo, 2003-06 798 Linda Hicks, 1991-94 300 Anne Searles, 1985-88 84 Susan Marchiano, 2001-03 196 Susan Marchiano, 2001-04 665 Meghan Courtney, 2004-07 282 Lori Milot, 1993-96 65 Tracy Herb, 1986-88 196 Anne Searles, 1984-88 665 Diane Reppa, 1981-84 223 Randi Baran, 2000-03 62 Felicia Perryman, 1990-93 182 Felicia Perryman, 1989-93 624 Susan Marchiano, 2001-04 220 Lindsay St. Lawrence, 1999-02 60 Lisa Predmore, 1988-91 170 Lindsay St. Lawrence, 1999-02 621 Jessica Drennan, 1998-01 209 Felicia Perryman, 1990-93 54 Diane Reppa, 1981-84 158 Jill Roth, 1996-99 584 Amanda Waterbury, 1996-99 205 Stephanie Cordasco, 1992-95 Season 152 Eileen Ogozalek, 1993-96 579 Becky Richmond, 2001-04 197 Lauren Boyle, 2006-08 60 Lisa Ball, 1979-80 140 Ellen Ogozalek, 1993-96 558 Stephanie Coluccini, 2003-06 195 Abra Like, 2005-08 59 Erin McSherry, 2007-08 Season 555 Denise Wunderler, 1991-94 191 Jill Roth, 1996-99 51 Meghan Courtney, 2006-07 96 Lori Milot, 1994-95 539 Lacie Smith, 2003-06 185 Aril Bryant, 2002-05 47 Erin McSherry, 2006-07 70 Lori Milot, 1995-96 537 Sarah Bedi, 1995-98 185 Sharon Andrews, 1984-87 42 Tracy Herb, 1987-88 63 Lori Milot, 1993-94 509 Jill Friedman, 2001-04 Season 39 Meghan Courtney, 2005-06 62 Susan Marchiano, 2001-02 504 Lisa Ball, 1978-81 164 Kristen Piscadlo, 2005-06 38 Lisa Ball, 1978-79 62 Ann-Marie Samoylo, 1988-89 Season (also holds per-game record of 5.7) 31 Susan Marchiano, 2001-02 61 Anne Searles, 1986-87 309 Lisa Predmore, 1989-90 117 Kristen Piscadlo, 2003-04 28 Elvira LaRocca, 1996-97 60 Kristen Piscadlo, 2003-04 298 Linda Hicks, 1993-94 108 Sarah Clarke, 1998-99 24 Susan Marchiano, 2003-04 Game 266 Lisa Predmore, 1990-91 107 Kristen Piscadlo, 2004-05 23 Jill Friedman, 2002-03 10 Sarah Clarke vs. Richard 248 Anne Searles, 1986-87 106 Sarah Clarke, 1997-98 22 Valerie Robuck, 2004-05 Stockton, Dec. 28, 1996 247 Diane Reppa, 1983-84 106 Sarah Clarke, 1996-97 22 Felicia Perryman, 1992-93 244 Meghan Courtney, 2006-07 104 Kelly McKeon, 2007-08 22 Lisa Predmore, 1989-90 miscellaneous 240 Meghan Courtney, 2005-06 102 Abra Like, 2006-07 Game Triple-Double Game 101 Randi Baran, 2001-02 6 Erin McSherry vs. Dickinson, Anne Searles vs. Haverford, 29 Lisa Predmore vs. 94 Lauren Boyle, 2007-08 March 1, 2008 Feb. 4, 1988 (16 points, Elizabethtown, Feb. 8, 1990 (ot) 93 Lori Milot, 1995-96 6 Erin McSherry vs. Johns Hop- 11 rebounds, 10 assists) 25 Lisa Ball vs. Northampton CC, 93 Nikki Smith, 1988-89 kins, Feb. 16, 2008 Jan. 23, 1979 Game 6 Tracy Herb vs. Franklin & 24 Elvira LaRocca vs. Swarthmore, 12 Kristen Piscadlo vs. Franklin & Marshall, Jan. 28, 1988 Jan. 28, 1997 Marshall, Jan. 26, 2006 21 Linda Hicks vs. Ursinus, 12 Kristen Piscadlo vs. Haverford, Feb. 20, 1993 Dec. 8, 2004 21 Felicia Perryman vs. Albright, 11 Abra Like vs. Washington (Md.), Feb. 13, 1993 Jan. 20, 2007 21 Lisa Predmore vs. Moravian, 11 Kristen Piscadlo vs. McDaniel, Susan Marchiano is in the Mules’ all-time Nov. 30, 1989 Feb. 16, 2006 top 10 in blocked shots (fourth), steals 20 Linda Hicks vs. Washington, 11 Anne Searles vs. Elizabethtown, (fourth), points (seventh) and rebounds Dec. 7, 1993 Feb. 11, 1988 (seventh). 20 Linda Hicks vs. Moravian, 10 Lauren Boyle vs. Gettysburg, Dec. 3, 1992 Jan. 12, 2008 20 Lisa Predmore vs. Haverford, 10 Abra Like vs. Johns Hopkins, Feb. 1, 1990 Dec. 2, 2006 20 Lisa Predmore vs. Haverford, 10 Kristen Piscadlo vs. Mount St. Dec. 6, 1988 Vincent, Feb. 9, 2006 20 Anne Searles vs. Haverford, 10 Kristen Piscadlo vs. Feb. 5, 1987 Gettysburg, Feb. 10, 2005 Career Average 10 Aril Bryant vs. Haverford, 13.1 Lisa Ball, 1978-81 Dec. 8, 2004 Season Average 10 Sarah Clarke vs. Wesleyan, 15.0 Lisa Ball, 1979-80 Nov. 21, 1997 10 Sarah Clarke vs. Nazareth, Nov. 23, 1996 10 Lori Milot vs. Centenary, Dec. 2, 1995 10 Felicia Perryman vs. Lebanon Valley, Feb. 16, 1991 10 Anne Searles vs. Haverford, Feb. 4, 1988

Muhlenberg College Basketball 2008-09 17F F www.muhlenberg.edu/sports 08- 09 — Team Records — scoring three-point field goals assists Winning streak (season) Points (season) 3-point field goals made (season) Assists (season) 13 2001-02 2,362 2003-04 265 2003-04 512 2003-04 11 2006-07, 2005-06 (twice) 1,909 2007-08 3-point field goals made (game) Assists (game) Winning streak vs. one team Points (game) 21 vs. Haverford, 2004-05 36 vs. Haverford, 2004-05 32 vs. Haverford, 1992-present 133 vs. Haverford, 2004-05 3-point field goals attempted (season) Losing streak 116 vs. Ursinus, 2003-04 866 2003-04 blocked shots 9 1976 to 1977 116 vs. Washington, 2003-04 3-point field goals attempted (game) Blocked shots (season) Losing streak vs. one team Points (half) 64 vs. Haverford, 2003-04 128 2007-08 12 vs. Moravian, 1988 to 1994 78 vs. Haverford, 2004-05 3-point field goal percentage (season) 122 2006-07 Highest win percentage (season) Points (game, both teams) .426 46 for 108, 1990-91 Blocked shots (game) .909 10-1, 1975 213 vs. Haverford, 2004-05 (133-80) Consecutive games making a 3-pointer 9 vs. Washington, 2004-05 .897 26-3, 2005-06 Fewest points (game) 118 2001 to 2006 9 vs. Franklin & Marshall, 1987-88 Lowest win percentage (season) 18 vs. Elizabethtown, 1969 .190 4-17, 1983-84 Points per game (season) free throws steals Consecutive winning seasons 90.8 2003-04 Free throws made (season) Steals (season) 9 1962 to 1970 Points against (game) 447 2003-04 506 2003-04 Consecutive losing seasons 111 by Moravian, 1991-92 Free throws made (game) Steals (game) 10 1976 to 1984-85 Fewest points against (season) 34 vs. , 35 vs. Washington, 2003-04 Consecutive seasons with 10 wins 30.3 1969 1984-85 16 1992-93 to present 52.1 2005-06 (shot-clock era) Free throws attempted (season) turnovers forced Most games (season) Fewest points against (game) 659 2003-04 Turnovers forced (season) 29 2005-06 9 by Cedar Crest, 1973 Free throws attempted (game) 920 2003-04 Home wins (season) Margin of victory (game) 51 vs. Widener, 1994-95 Turnovers forced per game (season) 15 2005-06 67 vs. Haverford, 1986-87 (92-25) Free-throw percentage (season) 35.4 2003-04 Home winning streak Margin of defeat (game) .725 361 for 498, 1998-99 22 2005-06 to 2006-07 52 vs. Lafayette, 1977-78 (82-30) general Road wins (season) Average margin of victory (season) rebounds Most wins (season) 10 2005-06 17.0 2001-02 Rebounds (season) 26 2005-06 (26-3) Road winning streak 1,315 2003-04 21 2007-08 (21-7) 9 1989-90 field goals 1,262 2005-06 21 2001-02 (21-4) Most overtime games (season) Field goals made (season) 1,201 2007-08 Fewest wins (season) 3 2005-06 825 2003-04 Rebounds (game) 3 several times, Longest game 737 2007-08 71 vs. Haverford, 1996-97 most recent 1978-79 2OT vs. Widener, 1994-95 Field goals made (game) Rebound average (season) Most losses (season) 2OT vs. Widener, 1988-89 50 vs. Haverford, 2004-05 50.6 2003-04 17 1991-92 and 1983-84 Field goals attempted (season) Fewest losses (season) 2,267 2003-04 1 1975 Field goals attempted (game) 120 vs. Haverford, 2004-05 Field-goal percentage (season) .450 728 for 1,619, 1989-90 Field-goal percentage (game) .623 33 for 53 vs. Albright, 1994-95

postseason history Year Round of Playoffs Opponent Site Result Score Year Round of Playoffs Opponent Site Result Score 1984-85 MAC Southeast tiebreaker Widener A L 56-62 1998-99 CC semifinal Western Maryland H W 57-44 1985-86 MAC semifinal Western Maryland A W 63-56 CC championship Johns Hopkins H L 39-59 MAC championship Moravian A L 56-59 1999-00 CC semifinal Franklin & Marshall H W 57-40 1986-87 MAC semifinal Franklin & Marshall A W 73-71 CC championship Johns Hopkins A L 43-70 MAC championship Moravian A L 58-69 2000-01 CC semifinal Johns Hopkins A L 56-62 1987-88 MAC Southeast tiebreaker Moravian A L 59-74 2001-02 CC semifinal Western Maryland H L 52-53 1989-90 MAC semifinal Franklin & Marshall A L 70-72 2002-03 CC semifinal McDaniel H L 64-77 1990-91 MAC semifinal Franklin & Marshall A L 49-88 2003-04 CC semifinal McDaniel N(1) L 76-83 1992-93 MAC Southeast tiebreaker Ursinus H W 81-74 2005-06 CC semifinal McDaniel H W(ot) 56-55 MAC semifinal Franklin & Marshall A L 36-86 CC championship Johns Hopkins H W 55-50 1993-94 CC semifinal Dickinson A L 56-86 NCAA first round Wesleyan (Conn.) N(2) W 57-50 1994-95 CC East tiebreaker Washington (Md.) A L 84-93 NCAA second round Mary Washington A L 48-68 1995-96 CC semifinal Dickinson H W 89-69 2006-07 CC semifinal Dickinson N(3) L 35-49 CC championship Johns Hopkins A L 60-69 2007-08 CC semifinal Dickinson N(4) W 54-47 1996-97 CC semifinal Gettysburg H W 72-52 CC championship Gettysburg N(4) W 80-65 CC championship Johns Hopkins H W(ot) 73-71 NCAA first round DeSales H L 48-56 NCAA first round Scranton A L 54-83 1997-98 CC semifinal Western Maryland H W 69-57 Neutral sites: Postseason Record: CC championship Johns Hopkins A W 71-61 (1) at Johns Hopkins 16-21 overall NCAA first round Allentown A W 53-45 (2) at Mary Washington 2-4 NCAA NCAA second round Johns Hopkins A L 44-68 (3) at McDaniel 3-7 MAC (4) at F&M 11-10 CC

Muhlenberg College Basketball 2008-09 1F 8 F www.muhlenberg.edu/sports — Series Records — 08- 09 First-Last Record in Record in Current W L Pct Meeting CC Games CC Playoffs Streak Centennial Conference Bryn Mawr 28 0 1.000 1994-2008 27-0 — M28 Dickinson 17 17 .500 1970-2008 11-9 2-2 M2 Franklin & Marshall 14 20 .412 1983-2008 11-7 1-0 F1 Gettysburg 19 12 .613 1986-2008 12-6 2-0 M2 Haverford 43 1 .977 1986-2008 28-0 — M32 Johns Hopkins 11 17 .393 1994-2008 8-12 3-4 M6 McDaniel 14 13 .519 1986-2008 10-10 3-3 Mu2 Swarthmore 40 7 .851 1984-2008 22-6 — M4 Ursinus 30 25 .545 1960-2008 18-12 — U1 Washington (Md.) 26 4 .867 1994-2008 26-3 0-1 M1

First-Last First-Last First-Last Other Opponents W L Pct Meeting Other Opponents W L Pct Meeting Other Opponents W L Pct Meeting Albright 29 13 .690 1967-2006 Juniata 2 1 .667 1989-2003 Potsdam State 1 0 1.000 1994 Alvernia 5 2 .714 1996-2008 Kean 1 0 1.000 2004 Ramapo 1 0 1.000 2008 Amherst 1 0 1.000 2004 Keene State 0 1 .000 1999 Redlands 0 1 .000 1993 Babson 0 1 .000 1999 King’s (Pa.) 4 6 .400 1990-2003 Rensselaer 0 1 .000 2000 Baker 0 1 .000 1998 Kutztown 3 14 .176 1971-1983 Richard Stockton 1 0 1.000 1997 Beloit 1 0 1.000 1990 Lafayette 5 5 .500 1972-1978 Rider 3 3 .500 1962-1980 Bethany (Kan.) 0 1 .000 1998 Lebanon Valley 15 5 .750 1962-1994 Rowan 1 0 1.000 1990 Bethany (W.Va.) 0 1 .000 1994 Lehigh 1 5 .167 1975-1979 Rutgers-Newark 1 0 1.000 1989 Bloomfield 0 1 .000 1985 Lehigh County College 0 1 .000 1978 St. Elizabeth 1 0 1.000 2008 Bloomsburg 5 3 .625 1964-1971 Lycoming 2 0 1.000 1987-1991 St. John Fisher 0 1 .000 1989 Cabrini 3 2 .600 1967-1990 Manhattanville 1 0 1.000 2004 St. Lawrence 1 1 .500 1997-2003 Caldwell 1 0 1.000 1986 Mary Washington 1 1 .500 2004-2006 Salem State 0 1 .000 1996 UC San Diego 0 1 .000 1996 Marywood 5 5 .500 1960-1984 Salisbury 0 1 .000 2001 Catholic 0 1 .000 1992 Middlebury 0 1 .000 2001 Scranton 1 9 .100 1987-2008 Cedar Crest 12 0 1.000 1973-1986 Millersville 5 6 .455 1960-1971 Shenandoah 1 0 1.000 1989 Centenary (N.J.) 4 0 1.000 1963-1996 Misericordia 6 4 .600 1971-2005 Southern Maine 0 1 .000 2003 Claremont 1 0 1.000 1996 Montclair State 1 1 .500 1988-2005 Springfield 2 0 1.000 1996-2002 Clark (Mass.) 0 1 .000 1989 Moravian 25 38 .397 1960-2007 Stevenson 1 0 1.000 2008 Delaware Valley 4 7 .364 1977-2007 Mount St. Vincent 1 0 1.000 2006 Susquehanna 5 5 .500 1987-2007 DeSales 11 25 .306 1975-2008 Nazareth 0 1 .000 1997 Thiel 0 1 .000 1984 Drew 12 5 .706 1974-2007 College of New Jersey 2 2 .500 1987-1993 Union (N.Y.) 1 0 1.000 1998 Eastern 1 0 1.000 1970 New Paltz State 1 0 1.000 1995 Upsala 7 0 1.000 1966-1974 Eastern Connecticut State 0 1 .000 1988 New York University 0 2 .000 1985-1995 Villanova 0 1 .000 1976 Eastern Mennonite 1 0 1.000 1994 Northampton CC 4 0 1.000 1979-1983 Washington & Jefferson 1 0 1.000 2001 Elizabethtown 4 15 .211 1961-2002 Wesleyan 1 0 1.000 2007 Wentworth Tech 1 0 1.000 2000 Elmira 2 1 .667 1999-2001 UNC Greensboro 0 1 .000 1988 Wesleyan (Conn.) 2 0 1.000 1998-2006 Emmanuel 0 1 .000 1990 Occidental 1 1 .500 1993-1996 Western Connecticut State 0 2 .000 1986-1997 FDU-Florham 3 3 .500 1982-1987 Ohio Wesleyan 1 0 1.000 1999 Widener 15 11 .577 1981-2002 Frostburg State 0 1 .000 1984 Oswego State 1 0 1.000 1993 Wilkes 20 11 .645 1960-2006 Graceland 0 1 .000 1998 Penn State Altoona 2 0 1.000 2004-2005 Wis.-Whitewater 0 1 .000 2000 Ithaca 0 1 .000 1985 Philadelphia Biblical 3 0 1.000 1966-1968 Wittenberg 0 1 .000 1999 Pomona-Pitzer 0 1 .000 1993 2008-09 opponents in bold

Muhlenberg hosted the first two rounds of the NCAA Division III Tournament last year. DeSales defeated the Mules and Salem State to advance to the “Sweet 16.”

Muhlenberg College Basketball 2008-09 1F 9 F www.muhlenberg.edu/sports 08- 09 — Coaching Records — Year W L Pct Conf. PF PA Year W L Pct Conf. PF PA Year W L Pct Conf. PF PA Margaret Sullivan -- 3 seasons, 11-12 (.478) Maryann Seagreaves -- 6 seasons, 22-49 (.310) Tammy Smith -- 7 seasons, 113-68 (.624) 1960 1 6 .143 n/a 52.9 62.9 1977 3 7 .300 n/a 45.6 50.5 1994-95 12 12 .500 7-8 72.3 67.7 1961 3 3 .500 n/a 48.7 52.8 1978 3 9 .250 n/a 49.8 61.1 1995-96 * 19 7 .730 12-3 72.0 56.3 1962 7 3 .700 n/a 40.1 38.7 1979 3 8 .273 n/a 51.0 58.6 1996-97 *n 18 8 .692 13-2 67.2 57.7 1979-80 4 9 .308 1-4 48.2 54.4 1997-98 *n 18 10 .643 11-4 62.8 55.9 Helene Hospodar -- 14 seasons, 87-45 (.659) 1980-81 5 8 .385 1-3 55.8 60.4 1998-99 * 16 10 .615 12-3 59.5 52.5 1962-63 7 3 .700 n/a 43.3 35.5 1981-82 4 8 .333 0-4 55.7 62.8 1999-00 * 16 10 .615 10-3 59.2 54.5 1964 6 4 .600 n/a 43.0 32.3 2000-01 14 11 .560 10-5 62.5 54.3 1965 7 2 .778 n/a 46.1 40.4 Karl Foerster -- 12 seasons, 140-142 (.496) 1966 7 2 .778 n/a 49.1 38.2 1982-83 5 10 .333 0-4 45.5 53.3 Ron Rohn -- 5 seasons, 134-51 (.724) 1967 8 2 .800 n/a 47.1 31.1 1983-84 4 17 .190 0-8 53.1 56.8 2001-02 * 21 4 .840 13-2 74.6 57.6 1968 7 3 .700 n/a 42.3 32.9 1984-85 9 14 .391 7-3 57.4 57.9 2002-03 * 17 9 .654 13-2 68.1 61.5 1969 6 3 .667 n/a 39.0 30.3 1985-86 16 8 .667 9-3 62.8 53.0 2003-04 19 7 .731 14-4 90.8 74.6 1970 6 3 .667 n/a 45.2 34.6 1986-87 15 9 .625 10-2 67.1 59.8 2004-05 11 14 .440 7-11 76.1 75.2 1971 4 4 .500 n/a 42.4 38.5 1987-88 14 11 .560 10-2 63.5 60.4 2005-06 *n 26 3 .897 16-2 62.7 52.1 1972 5 4 .556 n/a 46.2 43.2 1988-89 10 15 .400 6-6 53.2 59.1 2006-07 19 7 .731 12-6 64.3 56.5 1973 5 4 .556 n/a 46.7 37.9 1989-90 18 7 .720 10-2 75.1 66.4 2007-08 *n 21 7 .750 14-4 68.2 59.5 1974 6 3 .667 n/a 47.4 41.9 1990-91 13 12 .520 8-4 69.8 65.0 1975 10 1 .909 n/a 51.1 39.6 1991-92 8 17 .320 6-6 62.4 71.1 Totals for 47 seasons: 507 wins 1976 3 7 .300 n/a 42.0 50.4 1992-93 15 10 .600 9-3 70.1 64.1 367 losses 1993-94 13 12 .520 9-6 68.2 65.6 .580 percentage * Championships Centennial Conference (1997, 1998, 2006) CC East (1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2002, 2003) n NCAA Tournament berths

CHAMPIONSHIP TEAMS

’97 ’98

The Mules won their first conference championship in 1997, Muhlenberg became the first repeat champion in Centennial defeating Johns Hopkins in overtime, 73-71, in the Centennial title Conference women’s basketball history with a 71-61 win at Johns game. Hopkins came in ranked 17th in Division III and second in the Hopkins in the 1998 title game. Hopkins was ranked in the top 10 Mid-Atlantic Region. Muhlenberg went on to the NCAA Division in Division III and had a 21-game homecourt winning streak. The III Tournament, where it lost in the first round to eventual national Mules defeated Allentown in the first round of the NCAAs before semifinalist Scranton. bowing out in a rematch at Johns Hopkins.

’06 ’08

Picked sixth in the preseason poll, Muhlenberg won its third Muhlenberg started its 2007-08 Centennial Conference season Centennial Conference championship in 2006 with a 55-50 victory with a 71-57 loss to Gettysburg and ended it with an 80-65 win against Johns Hopkins in the final. The Mules defeated Wesleyan against the Bullets in the championship game. With their fourth (Conn.) in the first round of the NCAA Tournament to set a CC CC title, they tied Johns Hopkins for the most in league history. record with 26 wins. In the College’s athletic history, only the 1992 Muhlenberg hosted the NCAA Tournament for the first time, losing volleyball team (27) was victorious more often. to DeSales in the first round.

Muhlenberg College Basketball 2008-09 20F F www.muhlenberg.edu/sports — Honor Roll — 08- 09 all- academic ncaa statistical all- america all-america champion conference 1982 Becky Zuurbier 2004 Team Centennial Conference: 1999 Jill Roth scoring offense 2008 Lauren Boyle Sarah Clarke academic (90.8 points per game) Kelly McKeon 1998 Sarah Clarke three-pointers made Erin McSherry Jill Roth 2008 all-district (10.2 per game) 2007 Meghan Courtney 1997 Sarah Clarke Lauren 2008 Lauren Boyle 1999 Amanda Waterbury (player of the year) Elvira LaRocca Boyle 2007 Lauren Boyle free-throw percentage Lauren Boyle Amy Sandt 1988 Tracy Herb (.883) 2006 Meghan Courtney 1996 Sarah Clarke 1982 Lauran D’Alessio Kristen Piscadlo Lori Milot Becky Zuurbier ecac south 2005 Kristen Piscadlo 1995 Stephanie Cordasco all-star 2004 Jill Friedman 1994 ncaa Linda Hicks 2008 Lauren Boyle Susan Marchiano Middle Atlantic Conference postgraduate Becky Richmond Southeast: scholarship 2007 Meghan Courtney 2001 Susan Marchiano 2003 Becky Richmond 1993 Felicia Perryman 1982 Becky Zuurbier 1998 Jill Roth Gwen Doyle 1991 Felicia Perryman 1997 Elvira LaRocca Jill Friedman 1990 Lonnie Rutman 1993 Felicia Perryman 2002 Susan Marchiano 1988 Anne Searles 2007 1992 Felicia Perryman Jenn Risley 1987 Anne Searles Meghan 1991 Felicia Perryman Randi Baran 1986 Anne Searles Courtney 1987 Anne Searles 2000 Jenn Risley 1985 Anne Searles 1986 Anne Searles Lindsay St. Lawrence 1984 Diane Reppa 1981 Lisa Ball first-team selections inbold

where are they now? At Muhlenberg College we are proud of the academic achievements of our athletes. Listed below are graduates from the women’s basketball program who played or served as team managers while Coach Rohn has been at Muhlenberg, and several others who played before his arrival. Whenever possible, we have included current job information. We are pleased to note both the number of players who met the graduation requirements and the quality of the occupations at which they work.

Lauren D’Alessio ’82 Stephanie Cordasco-Reiser ’95 Erin DeVaney ’04 Gwen Doyle ’05 Meghan Courtney ’07 Managing Counsel New Milford, N.J. Ewing, N.J. Hoboken, N.J. Retirement Education Merck & Co., Inc. Math and Spanish Teacher Social Studies Teacher Marketing Representative MassMutual Financial Group Carolyn (Stets) Jones ’83 Girls’ Basketball Coach Freshman Girls’ Basketball Coach Pfizer Emily Wright ’07 Rochester, Minn. Charles DeWolf Middle School Montgomery High School Stephanie Coluccini ’06 Moorestown, N.J. Partner Sue Carney ’98 Jill Friedman ’04 New York, N.Y. Medical Assistant Croskey, Lanni & Company CPAs Frederick, Md. Philadelphia, Pa. Sales Planner Private Endocrinology Practice Paige Brenner ’84 Assistant Professor of Biology Medical Student Fox Television Michelle Feldman ’08 Orlando, Fla. Hood College Philadelphia College of Michelle Hirst ’06 Customer Sales Representative Designated Mental Health Sarah (Clarke) Misner ’99 Osteopathic Medicine , Md. M&M Mars Inc. Authority Nutley, N.J. Master’s Degree Recipent Graduate Student Assistant Women’s Basketball Osceola Regional Juvenile Seventh Grade Math Teacher St. Joseph’s University Johns Hopkins School of Coach Detention Center John H. Walker Middle School Susan Marchiano ’04 Medical Policy FDU-Florham Anne (Searles) Reel ’88 Jennifer O’Neill Leitzel ’01 Medical Student Tiffany Kirk ’06 Abra Like ’08 Allentown, Pa. Fort Worth, Texas University of Medicine & Manhattan, N.Y. Internet Marketing Representative Assistant to the Vice President Medical Sales Representative Dentistry of New Jersey Program Coordinator for U.S. Quickstar for Special Programs and Alcon Laboratories, Inc. Hannah Margoles ’04 Transplant Games Assistant Women’s Basketball Services Melissa (Leahy) McDonough ’02 Medical Student National Kidney Foundation Coach Kutztown University Manager Philadelphia College of Kristen Piscadlo ’06 Hood College Jill Stetz-Lewis ’89 Investment Management Osteopathic Medicine Providence, R.I. Chester Springs, Pa. Deloitte & Touche Amber Nelson ’04 Assistant Women’s Basketball Small Animal Veterinarian Jenn Risley ’02 Philadelphia, Pa. Coach Narberth Animal Hospital Allentown, Pa. Technology Consultant Barbara Whitman ’90 Dentist Net2 Technology Group Valerie Robuck ’06 Director, Regulatory Affairs Lindsay St. Lawrence ’02 Becky Richmond ’04 Philadelphia, Pa. Power Medical Interventions, Inc. Paramus, N.J. Plymouth Meeting, Pa. Medical Student Tammy (Collins) Dufresne ’92 Client Manager Teacher Philadelphia College of Industrial Engineering/ ACNielsen Assistant Basketball Coach Osteopathic Medicine Lean Manufacturing Manager Randi Baran ’03 Plymouth-Whitemarsh H.S. Lacie Smith ’06 General Motors Corporation New York, N.Y. Lindsay Tis ’04 Law Student Julie Fogt ’93 Graphic Designer New York, N.Y. Seton Hall University Bethlehem, Pa. American Roland Food Corp. Marketing Manager Sam Tager ’06 School Psychologist Meg Malatack ’03 Institute for International New York, N.Y. Lehigh University Upper Dublin, Pa. Research Communications Assistant Denise Wunderler ’94 English Teacher Aril Bryant ’05 WNBA Cleveland, Ohio Upper Dublin High School New York, N.Y. One of Sam Tager’s responsibilities in the public relations depart- Sports Medicine Fellow Physician Master’s Degree Recipent Graphic Artist ment of the WNBA is to travel with the championship trophy and St. Joseph’s University The Lab bring it out for presentation at the conclusion of the Finals.

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2008-09 SCHEDULE November January FRI 21 SCOTTY WOOD TOURNAMENT Wed 7 * at McDaniel...... 6:00 Penn State Altoona vs. William Paterson. 1:00 SAT 10 * GETTYSBURG...... 4:00 MULES vs. ST. ELIZABETH...... 6:00 THR 15 * JOHNS HOPKINS...... 6:00 SAT 22 SCOTTY WOOD TOURNAMENT SAT 17 * FRANKLIN & MARSHALL...... 4:00 consolation/championship...... 1:00/6:00 Tue 20 * at Haverford...... 7:00 Tue 25 * at Gettysburg...... 6:00 THR 22 * DICKINSON...... 7:30 December Sat 24 * at Washington (Md.)...... 2:00 TUE 2 * HAVERFORD...... 7:30 Mon 26 at Alvernia...... 7:00 Thr 4 * at Swarthmore...... 7:00 WED 28 * URSINUS...... 6:00 Sat 6 * at Franklin & Marshall...... 2:00 SAT 31 * McDANIEL...... 4:00 MON 15 MORAVIAN...... 6:00 February January Mon 2 at DeSales...... 7:00 Sat 3 Marymount Holiday Classic THR 5 * BRYN MAWR...... 7:30 Mules vs. Arcadia...... 12:00 TUE 10 * SWARTHMORE...... 7:30 Christopher Newport vs. Marymount...... 5:00 Sat 14 * at Johns Hopkins...... 1:00 Sun 4 Marymount Holiday Classic Wed 18 * at Dickinson...... 7:30 consolation/championship...... 12:00/5:00 Sat 21 * at Ursinus...... 1:00

* Centennial Conference