2009-102009-10 WOMEN’SWOMEN’SWOMEN’S BASKETBALLBASKETBALLBASKETBALL NN EWSEWS && NN OTESOTES 399 Campus Drive, First Floor, Somerset, NJ 08873 Women’s Contact: Ralph Ventre Phone: 732-469-0440/Fax: 732-469-0744 E-Mail: [email protected] Central Connecticut State • Fairleigh Dickinson • Long Island • Monmouth • Mount St. Mary’s Quinnipiac • Robert Morris • Sacred Heart • St. Francis (NY) • Saint Francis (PA) • Wagner NEC Women’s Basketball Northeast Conference Women’s Basketball Facts & Figures (Week #6 - December 21, 2009) Recent Results School NEC Pct. Overall Pct. Streak Home Away Neutral Tuesday, December 15 1. Long Island 2-0 1.000 7-4 .636 W1 4-3 3-1 0-0 Wisconsin 62, ROBERT MORRIS 46 Sacred Heart 1-0 1.000 6-3 .667 W3 2-2 4-1 0-0 Robert Morris 1-0 1.000 5-5 .500 L3 4-2 1-3 0-0 Thursday, December 17 Saint Francis (PA) 1-0 1.000 2-5 .286 W2 2-1 0-4 0-0 SAINT FRANCIS (PA) 94, Youngstown State 58 5. Bryant 1-1 .500 3-7 .300 L3 2-4 1-3 0-0 6. Quinnipiac 0-0 .000 3-5 .375 W1 2-2 0-2 1-1 Saturday, December 19 Monmouth 0-0 .000 3-6 .333 L3 2-1 0-5 1-0 Saint Bonaventure 66, FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON 49 Fairleigh Dickinson 0-1 .000 4-6 .400 L1 3-1 1-5 0-0 Central Conn. St. 0-1 .000 3-6 .333 L1 1-3 2-3 0-0 Sunday, December 20 Mount St. Mary's 0-1 .000 3-6 .333 L3 1-2 2-4 0-0 Lehigh 78, BRYANT 61 Wagner 0-1 .000 2-7 .222 L4 2-1 0-6 0-0 Rutgers 62, CENTRAL CONN. ST. 53 St. Francis (NY) 0-1 .000 1-7 .125 W1 1-4 0-3 0-0 Morehead State 58, ROBERT MORRIS 57 *- Denotes that team has clinched NEC Tournament berth. Top eight teams in final standings qualify for NEC Tournament. MOUNT ST. MARY’S at George Washington, PPD Home Team Underlined. No Underline indicates neutral court. Choice Hotels NEC Player of the Week Britney Hodges, Saint Francis (PA) Upcoming Games Sr., G, 5-6, Dayton, OH/Mount de Chantal Monday, December 21 Hodges’ hot hand yielded a third consecutive performance of at least 20 points as the Red Flash routed Yale at QUINNIPIAC 7:00 pm Youngstown State. Making the Penguins the latest victim of her scoring surge, which has resulted in 76 SACRED HEART at Binghamton 7:00 pm points over the past three outings, Hodges poured in 28 points on 9-of-12 shooting from the field. The Duquesne at SAINT FRANCIS (PA) 7:00 pm WAGNER at Saint Peter’s 7:00 pm 5-foot-6 senior guard hit all five of her three-point attempts in the 94-58 victory. Hodges, who did not turn the ball over at all in 32 minutes, also contributed a game-high eight assists and six rebounds in Tuesday, December 22 what was Saint Francis’ lone game last week. Upping her average to 17.0 points per game, Hodges’ Troy at ST. FRANCIS (NY) 5:00 pm latest effort allowed her to overtake Fairleigh Dickinson’s Mariyah Laury for the NEC scoring lead. Monday, December 28 BRYANT at Florida Int'l 5:00 pm Choice Hotels NEC Rookie of the Week Santa Clara at ROBERT MORRIS 7:00 pm Vega Gimeno-Martinez, Robert Morris Yale at SACRED HEART 7:00 pm ST. FRANCIS (NY) at Iona 7:30 pm Fr., F, 6-1, Valencia, Spain/Spanish National U-20 LONG ISLAND at Tulane (New Orleans, LA) 6:00 pm Gimeno-Martinez led Robert Morris in scoring (11.5 ppg) over its last two games to garner Choice QUINNIPIAC at Miami (Coral Gables, FL) 7:00 pm Hotels rookie honors for the third time in four weeks. The freshman forward averaged 11.5 points SAINT FRANCIS (PA) at Stetson (DeLand, FL) 5:30 pm and 4.5 rebounds while shooting 47.4 percent from the field in setbacks to Wisconsin (10-2) and Tuesday, December 29 Morehead State (9-4), opponents who have a combined 19-6 record thus far. Gimeno-Martinez put up BRYANT at Fla. International (Miami, FL) 5:00 pm 14 points, which came on 6-for-12 shooting, and five rebounds in a 62-46 loss to the Big Ten member MOUNT ST. MARY’S at Penn 7:00 pm Badgers. The 6-foot-1 native of Spain sunk a trio of three-point field goals to account for nine points CENTRAL CONN. ST. vs. Charlotte (Blacksburg, VA) 5:00 pm in a one-point defeat at the hands of Morehead. Her late three-pointer brought Robert Morris within Howard at MONMOUTH (West Long Branch, NJ) TBA LONG ISLAND vs. Texas Tech/NDSU (New Orleans, LA) 6/8:00 pm two points, 58-56, of MSU with 23 seconds to play. Gimeno-Martinez made 5 of 12 attempts from QUINNIPIAC vs. Texas/CMU (Coral Gables, FL) TBA downtown during the two-game span. SAINT FRANCIS (PA) vs. American/UB (DeLand, FL) 3:00 pm WAGNER at Lehigh (Bethlehem, PA) 4:30 p

2008-09 Northeast Conference NEC Notebook 2008-09 League Leaders Team Scoring Offense Individual Scoring Heavy Snow Causes One Postponement during Light Week Sacred Heart, 69.2 ppg Sade Logan (RMU), 20.8 ppg Northeast Conference members played a combined six games during last week's light schedule. Robert Morris was the lone NEC team to play twice while Saint Francis (PA), Bryant, Central Team Scoring Defense Individual Rebounding Connecticut State, and Fairleigh Dickinson each had one outing. Mount St. Mary's saw its Monmouth, 54.9 ppg Monet Johnson (RMU), 10.6 rpg scheduled date against George Washington fall victim to the weekend snowstorm that slammed across the mid-Atlantic region. The Mountaineers and Colonials are expected to soon announce a Team Scoring Margin Individual FG Pct. make-up date for the postponed game. Sacred Heart, +7.8 ppg Kaitlin Sowinski (SHU), .530 (204-385)

Team Rebounding Margin Individual Pct. Five Games on Docket Before Christmas Break Monmouth, +6.1/g Brianna Rooney, .880 (66-75) The upcoming schedule squeezes five games in prior to Christmas. Four Northeast Conference teams - Quinnipiac, Sacred Heart, Saint Francis (PA), Wagner -- will take the floor on Monday Team FG Pct. Individual Assists (Dec. 21) before breaking for the holiday. St. Francis (NY) will host Troy on Tuesday (Dec. 22) Sacred Heart, .440 Andrea Reed (WC), 5.10 apg to close out the week. The schedule will then embark on a five-day hiatus. Seven teams return to the floor on Monday (Dec. 28) of next week to begin winding down the non-conference portion of Team FG Pct. Defense Individual Steals the season. Northeast Conference play tips off in earnest the week thereafter. Sacred Heart, .382 Brianna Rooney (QU), 2.57 spg

Team Free Throw Pct. Individual 3-point FG Pct. Three-point Barrage Makes Saint Francis Senior NEC Scoring Leader Quinnipiac, .749 Callan Taylor (SHU), .441 (41-93) Since scoring her 1,000th career point against Pittsburgh, Britney Hodges (Dayton, OH/Mount de Chantal) has been on fire. In the three games that have followed, the Saint Francis (PA) senior Team 3-point FG Pct. Individual Blocks guard has made a combined 12 three-point field goals while boosting her scoring average to a Sacred Heart, .384 Kaitlin Sowinski (SHU), 2.94 bpg league-leading number (17.0 ppg). Shooting 63.2 percent (12-of-19) from downtown, Hodges has averaged 25.3 points over the past three contests. The recent surge has catapulted the 5-foot-6 Team Turnover Margin Individual -TO Ratio point guard to the top of the NEC scoring leader board where her 17.0 points per game recently Quinnipiac, +3.62/g Brianna Rooney (QU), 2.31 moved her ahead of Fairleigh Dickinson sophomore Mariyah Laury (16.6 ppg). Hodges, who scored 16 points in a 75-70 setback at Pitt, logged the first of three straight 20-point performances against five-time defending Mid-American champion (regular season) Bowling Green. After scoring 28 points against the MAC Preseason Favorite, Hodges poured in 20 to lift the Flash past Mount St. Mary's in the Northeast Conference opener. Her latest effort produced another 28 points against Youngstown State.

Northeast Conference Saint Francis (PA) Picking Up Speed 2009-10 League Leaders Coming off an NEC Championship Game appearance and a runner-up showing in the NEC Preseason Coaches Poll, Saint Francis (PA) carried great expectations into the 2009-10 campaign. The tough Team Scoring Offense Individual Scoring early season schedule, which opened at Big East member Marquette, saw the Red Flash drop their Long Island, 69.0 ppg Britney Hodges (SFPA), 17.0 ppg first five games, but Susan Robinson Fruchtl's club has rebounded in recent days. After dropping the season's first three contests by double-digit margins, Saint Francis began to turn the corner at Team Scoring Defense Individual Rebounding nationally-ranked Pittsburgh. The Red Flash were within three during the game's final minute, but Central Conn. St., 57.7 ppg Leanne Crockett (CCSU), 9.2 rpg fell by a 75-70 score. Another five-point setback to perennial Mid-American Conference power Team Scoring Margin Individual FG Pct. Bowling Green directly followed before the Flash finally broke into the win column against a Long Island, +5.6 ppg Kelly Clark (WC), .583 (28-48) familiar foe. Tipping off its NEC season in triumphant fashion, Saint Francis downed long-time rival Mount St. Mary's by 17 points. After a short break for final examinations, the Flash made it Team Rebounding Margin Individual Free Throw Pct. two wins in a row when they knocked off regional rival Youngstown State. Saint Francis' 94-58 Bryant, +5.5/g Courtney Kaminski (QU), .917 (22-24) victory marked its second straight over YSU, which it outlasted in overtime, 61-54, last season. The Red Flash have a chance to make it three wins in a row when they face Duquesne (Dec. 21) in their Team FG Pct. Individual Assists final appearance before Christmas. Saint Francis (PA) will be the third team to take on the Long Island, .437 Kiara Evans, 6.82 apg Atlantic 10 member Dukes this season. After Mount St. Mary's fell at the hands of Duquesne, which Team FG Pct. Defense Individual Steals began the season by winning six of its first seven, Robert Morris dealt the Dukes their second loss. Central Conn. St., .359 Kiara Evans (LIU), 2.55 spg Mahoney Set to Make Much-Anticipated Debut Team Free Throw Pct. Individual 3-point FG Pct. Wagner visits Metropolitan rival Saint Peter's in a game that has been circled on the calendars of Sacred Heart, .731 Maggie Cosgrove (SHU), .636 (28-44) Staten Island basketball fans for quite some time. Saint Peter's Yanitelli Center will be where Wagner sophomore Megan Mahoney (Staten Island, NY/St. Peter's HS) debuts for her home- Team 3-point FG Pct. Individual Blocks town team. Mahoney, who had an illustrious high school career mere miles from Wagner at St. Sacred Heart, .465 Siamone Bennett (BRY), 1.6 bpg Peter's HS (not to be confused with Saint Peter's College), first played collegiately for Atlantic 10 Team Turnover Margin Individual Assist-TO Ratio member Fordham before transferring home to Grymes Hill midway through the 2008-09 season. Saint Francis (PA), +2.71/g Angela Pace (RMU), 2.65 During her freshman campaign at Fordham, Mahoney averaged team highs in scoring (15.4 ppg) and minutes (34.3 mpg) and earned a spot on the 2007-08 Atlantic 10 All-Rookie Team. NEC Notebook 2009 NEC Tournament Results

Blue Devils Boast Top Defense Despite Slow Start March 7 March 8 March 15 Central Connecticut State has dropped six of its first nine games this season, but the Blue Devils' #1 Sacred Heart #1 Sacred Heart defense is not to blame. CCSU owns the Northeast Conference's top-ranked scoring defense (57.7 ppg) Game 1 (W, 73-59) and percentage defense (.359). Most recently, the Blue Devils let a halftime lead slip away #8 Mt. St. Mary's Game 5 #1 Sacred Heart at Big East member Rutgers (Dec. 20). CCSU held the Scarlet Knights to 26.9 percent shooting in the #4 Quinnipiac (W, 64-54) (W, 69-67) first half, which ended with the Blue Devils ahead 28-25. Rutgers, however, found its stroke as it made Game 2 15 of 24 field goal attempts in the second half on the way to a 62-53 win. #5 Monmouth #5 Monmouth #1 Sacred Heart Game 7 (W, 74-66) Campbell's Point-Per-Minute Pace Crushes Career High #2 Central Conn. NCAA Tournament Bryant senior Jaime Campbell (Springfield, MA/Minnechaug) needed only 24 minutes to score 23 #2 Central Conn. Game 3 Automatic Bid points against Lehigh. Far surpassing her previous career best of 13 points, Campbell came off the (W, 62-51) #7 FDU (W, 73-62) bench and made 8 of 10 shots from the field. Campbell, who has appeared in all eight of Bryant's Game 6 #3 St. Francis (PA) #3 St. Francis (PA) games as a reserve, added a team-high eight rebounds. (W, 72-60) Game 4 #3 St. Francis (PA) Bryant's Bennett Has Spring in Her Step #6 Robert Morris Bulldogs' junior forward Siamone Bennett (Newburgh, NY/Newburgh Academy) has been putting her athleticism and leaping ability to good use over the season's first 10 games. The 6-foot-1 Bennett Quarterfinals and semifinals were played at pre-determined site host Sacred Heart University. The Championship game was also at Sacred leads the Northeast Conference in both blocks (1.6 bpg) and offensive rebounding (4.3 rpg). Her 11.3 Heart being that SHU was the highest remaining seed. points and 7.6 rebounds per game are leading Bryant in its first season as a NEC member.

LIU's Seven Wins a Product of Scoring Surge Long Island averaged 71.67 points over its last three outings in bolstering its Northeast Conference- leading scoring average to 69.0 points per game. Off to a 7-4 season start, including a 2-0 record in Northeast Conference Television NEC play, the Blackbirds rank first amongst NEC team leaders in both scoring margin (+5.6 ppg) and Date Time Opponents Carrier Jan. 23 12:00 pm Robert Morris at Monmouth FSN-Pitt, FCS field goal percentage (.437). The increase in offensive output has served Long Island well during Feb. 4 5:00 pm Quinnipiac at Sacred Heart FCS, CTSN head coach Gail Striegler's second season at the helm. LIU averaged 53.9 points per game during Feb. 20 12:00 pm Sacred Heart at Saint Francis (PA) MSG, FSN-Pitt, Striegler's first year in Downtown Brooklyn, ranking next to last amongst NEC scoring offenses. Feb. 25 5:00 pm Long Island at Central Conn. St. MSG, FCS, CTSN Mar. 14 3:00 pm NEC Women's Championship Game ESPNU Evans' Addition Assists High-Flying Blackbirds Long Island sophomore Kiara Evans (Norcross, GA/Univ. Louisville) has made an immediate The Northeast Conference will televise four women's basketball regular season games on a host of regional cable networks. For the third year impact on the Blackbirds' backcourt. In her first season of competition after transferring from running, the NEC Women's Championship Game will reach a National TV national power Louisville, Evans holds an early-season lead over the Northeast Conference in both audience via ESPNU. In addition to its cable TV package, the NEC will assists (6.82 apg) and steals (2.55 spg). Evans dished out no fewer than seven assists in any of Long broadcast eight league games on the world wide web in a partnership with Pack Network. Log onto northeastconference.org for more details. Island's last three games, two of which were wins. Evans flirted with a triple-double in a 78-65 victory over Lafayette, totaling season-high 20 points, 11 rebounds, and eight assists. On her way to overtaking Sacred Heart junior Alisa Apo (Freehold, NJ/St. John Vianney), the reigning NEC Player of the Year, for the league lead in assists, Evans passed out nine helpers in a setback to St. John's. She 2010 NEC Tournament Bracket used another all-around effort (17 pts., 7 reb., 7 asst.) to help the Blackbirds best Bryant, 73-54, for Pre-determined Site Host - Saint Francis (PA) their second NEC win. March 6 March 7 March 14 (Quarterfinal) (Semifinal) (Championship) Maggie A Huge Hit from Downtown #1 Seed Sacred Heart has hit a league-high 59 three-pointers on the way to its Northeast Conference-leading Game 1 Game 1 Winner Time TBA .465 field goal percentage from downtown. Twenty-eight (47.5 percent) of those three-point makes #8 Seed have come off the hand of junior guard Maggie Cosgrove (Andover, MA/Andover). The third-year Game 5 Game 5 Winner #4 Seed Time TBA Pioneer upped her league-leading three-point FG percentage to .636 (28-for-44) by connecting on 6 of Game 2 Time TBA 7 attempts from long distance during wins over MAAC members Saint Peter's and Fairfield. Cosgrove Game 2 Winner #5 Seed 2010 poured in a game-high 24 points to sink the cross-town rival Stags. She nailed 5 of 6 from behind the Game 7 NEC Champion 3:00 pm EST arc along with all nine of her free throw attempts in the 71-52 triumph. #2 Seed NCAA (LIVE on ESPU) Game 3 Winner Tournament Game 3 Automatic Bid The Latest from the RPI Report Time TBA #7 Seed The Northeast Conference has inched up to the 25th amongst the nation's 32 NCAA Division I Confer- Game 6 ence in the latest edition of CollegeRPI.com's Rating Percentage Index (RPI) rankings. The NEC sits #3 Seed Time TBA Game 6 Winner Game 4 just fractions of a point away from overtaking the Big Sky Conference for the 24th spot. Defending NEC Time TBA Game 4 Winner champion Sacred Heart holds the league's highest individual ranking at No. 79. Winners of three #6 Seed consecutive contests, SHU will end its four-game road swing against Binghamton on Dec. 21. All quarterfinal and semifinal games will be played at Saint Francis University's Maurice Stokes Center in Loretto, PA. The Championship Game will be played in the home facility of the highest remaining seed. 2009-10 NEC Women’s Basketball Schedule Schedule Subject To Change. All times are local.

Bryant Central Connecticut State Fairleigh Dickinson (3-7, 1-1 NEC) (3-6, 0-1 NEC) (4-6, 0-1 NEC)

N 14 atDartmouth L, 57-47 N 13 at Maine L, 61-58 N 13 at Syracuse L, 65-45 N 18 Holy Cross L, 57-45 N 16 Holy Cross L, 55-50 N 16 Howard W, 76-57 N 21 Lafayette W, 56-57 N 18 Fordham W, 64-57 N 18 at Lehigh L, 75-45 N 24 Brown L, 79-72 (OT) N 21 at Brown L, 62-59 N 22 at Rider W, 82-77 N 29 at St. Bonaventure L, 66-43 N 28 at Colgate W, 61-43 N 24 at Fordham L, 76-60 D 1 at Colgate W, 82-74 D 2 Rhode Island L, 64-52 D 2 at Army L, 53-44 D 5 at LONG ISLAND L, 67-60 D 4 ST. FRANCIS (NY) W, 55-41 D 5 SACRED HEART L, 64-48 D 10 at New Hampshire W, 60-48 D 7 Binghamton L, 75-59 D 9 Lafayette W, 69-39 D 13 at LONG ISLAND L, 73-54 D 20 at Rutgers L, 62-53 D 12 Saint Peter’s W, 63-46 D 20 Lehigh L, 78-61 D 29-30 at Hilton Garden Classic (Virginia Tech) D 19 at St. Bonaventure L, 66-49 D 28 at Florida International 5:00 pm D 29 vs. Charlotte 5:00 pm D 29 TBA TBA D 30 vs. Va. Tech/NJIT TBA D 30 Princeton 7:00 pm J 7 at FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON 5:00 pm J 4 ST. FRANCIS (NY) 7:00 pm J 4 BRYANT 5:00 pm J 9 at MONMOUTH TBA J 7 at MONMOUTH 12:00 pm J 9 CENTRAL CONNECTICUT STATE 5:00 pm J 14 SACRED HEART 5:00 pm J 9 at FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON TBA J 11 at QUINNIPIAC TBA J 16 QUINNIPIAC 1:00 pm J 14 QUINNIPIAC 5:00 pm J 14 at ROBERT MORRIS TBA J 18 Yale 2:00 pm J 16 SACRED HEART 1:00 p.m J 16 at SAINT FRANCIS (PA) 4:00 pm J 21 at SACRED HEART TBA J 21 at QUINNIPIAC TBA J 21 ROBERT MORRIS 5:00 pm J 23 at QUINNIPIAC TBA J 23 at SACRED HEART TBA J 23 SAINT FRANCIS (PA) 5:00 pm J 28 FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON 5:00 pm J 28 MONMOUTH 5:00 pm J 28 at BRYANT 5:00 pm J 30 MONMOUTH 1:00 pm J 30 FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON 3:30 pm J 30 at CENTRAL CONNECTICUT STATE TBA F 4 CENTRAL CONNECTICUT STATE TBA F 4 at BRYANT TBA F 4 MONMOUTH 5:00 pm F 6 at CENTRAL CONNECTICUT STATE TBA F 6 BRYANT 1:00 pm F 6 at MONMOUTH 3:00 pm F 11 SAINT FRANCIS (PA) 5:00 pm F 11 ROBERT MORRIS TBA F 11 WAGNER 5:00 pm F 13 SAINT FRANCIS (PA) 1:00 pm F 13 ROBERT MORRIS 3:30 pm F 13 MOUNT ST. MARY’S 5:00 pm F 18 at WAGNER TBA F 18 at MOUNT ST. MARY’S TBA F 18 at LONG ISLAND TBA F 20 at MOUNT ST. MARY’S TBA F 20 at WAGNER TBA F 20 ST. FRANCIS (NY) 2:00 pm F 25 LONG ISLAND 5:00 pm F 25 at SAINT FRANCIS (NY) TBA F 27 at SAINT FRANCIS (NY) TBA F 27 LONG ISLAND 3:30 pm F 25 at SACRED HEART TBA F 27 QUINNIPIAC 5:00 pm Northeast Conference Games in CAPS Northeast Conference Games in CAPS Northeast Conference Games in CAPS

Long Island Monmouth Mount St. Mary’s (7-4, 2-0 NEC) (3-6, 0-0 NEC) (3-6, 0-1 NEC)

N 15 La Salle L, 77-73 (OT) N 16 Lafayette L, 58-55 N 14 Canisius W, 55-51 N 18 Columbia L, 64-62 N 19 at Rider L, 56-41 N 18 at Duquesne L, 88-63 N 21 at Howard W, 71-66 N 22 Pacific W, 64-53 N 21 at Radford W, 52-49 N 24 Maryland-Eastern Shore W, 81-71 N 27-28 at UNC Wilmington Thanksgiving Tournament N 24 Colgate L, 56-45 N 28-29 at LIU Turkey Classic N 27 at UNC-Wilmington L, 63-49 N 28 Loyola L, 48-45 N 28 vs. Brown W, 68-55 N 28 vs. Davidson W, 46-43 N 30 at Lafayette W, 59-48 N 29 vs. Georgia Tech L, 73-56 D 2 Stony Brook W, 61-45 D 3 at Fairfield L, 68-54 D 2 Delaware St. W, 66-34 D 5 at Boston College L, 75-49 D 6 at SAINT FRANCIS (PA) L, 68-51 D 5 CENTRAL CONN. ST. W, 67-60 D 9 at Penn State L, 67-42 D 9 at Virginia Tech L, 44-42 D 7 at Lafayette W, 78-65 D 13 at Columbia L, 70-54 D 20 at George Washington PPD D 10 at St. John’s L, 78-64 D 29-30 Monmouth University Holiday Tournament D 29 at Penn 7:00 pm D 13 BRYANT W, 73-54 D 29 TBA 2/4:00 pm D 31 at Pittsburgh 1:00 pm D 28-30 at Tulane DoubleTree Classic D 30 TBA 2/4:00 pm J 3 at ROBERT MORRIS 5:00 pm J 2 QUINNIPIAC 3:00 pm J 7 at QUINNPIAC 5:00 pm D 28 vs. Tulane/Texas Tech/North Dakota TBA J 4 at SACRED HEART 7:00 pm J 9 at SACRED HEART 1:00 pm D 30 vs. Tulane/Texas Tech/North Dakota TBA J 7 CENTRAL CONNECTICUT STATE 12:00 pm J 14 ST. FRANCIS (NY) 5:00 pm J 7 ROBERT MORRIS 5:00 pm J 9 BRYANT 3:00 pm J 16 LONG ISLAND 5:00 pm J 9 SAINT FRANCIS (PA) 2:00 pm J 14 at SAINT FRANCIS (PA) 5:00 pm J 21 at ST. FRANCIS (NY) 5:00 pm J 14 at WAGNER 5:00 pm J 16 at ROBERT MORRIS 3:00 pm J 23 at LONG ISLAND 2:00 pm J 16 at MOUNT ST. MARY’S 2:00 pm J 21 SAINT FRANCIS (PA) 5:00 pm J 28 SACRED HEART 5:00 pm J 21 WAGNER 5:00 pm J 23 ROBERT MORRIS 3:00 pm J 30 QUINNIPIAC 3:00 pm J 23 MOUNT ST. MARY’S 2:00 pm J 28 at CENTRAL CONNECTICUT STATE 5:00 pm F 4 WAGNER 5:00 pm J 28 at ROBERT MORRIS 5:00 pm J 30 at BRYANT 3:00 pm F 6 at WAGNER 3:00 pm J 30 at SAINT FRANCIS (PA) 2:00 pm F 4 at FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON 5:00 pm F 11 at MONMOUTH 5:00 pm F 4 at ST. FRANCIS (NY) 5:00 pm F 6 FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON 3:00 pm F 13 at FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON 5:00 pm F 6 ST. FRANCIS (NY) 2:00 pm F 11 MOUNT ST. MARY’S 5:00 pm F 18 CENTRAL CONNECTICUT STATE 5:00 pm F 11 at SACRED HEART 5:30 pm F 13 WAGNER 3:00 pm F 20 BRYANT 3:00 pm F 13 at QUINNI[IAC 2:00 pm F 18 at ST. FRANCIS (NY) 5:00 pm F 25 SAINT FRANCIS (PA) 5:00 pm F 18 FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON 5:00 pm F 20 at LONG ISLAND 3:00 pm F 27 ROBERT MORRIS 3:00 pm F 20 MONMOUTH 2:00 pm F 25 at QUINNIPIAC 5:00 pm F 25 at BRYANT 5:00 pm F 27 SACRED HEART 3:00 pm Northeast Conference Games in CAPS F 27 at CENTRAL CONNECTICUT STATE 2:00 pm Northeast Conference Games in CAPS Northeast Conference Games in CAPS 2009-10 NEC Women’s Basketball Schedule Schedule Subject To Change. All times are local.

Quinnipiac Robert Morris Sacred Heart (3-5, 0-0 NEC) (5-5, 1-0 NEC) (6-3, 1-0 NEC)

N 14 at Hartford L, 71-53 N 13 Kent State L, 62-57 N 13 at Columbia L, 79-55 N 24 at Providence L, 84-61 N 19 Akron W, 74-67 N 16 Villanova L, 50-49 N 29 New Hampshire W, 68-54 N 21 Stony Brook W, 61-43 N 21 Harvard W, 92-77 D 2 Saint Bonaventure L, 77-67 N 25 at Wright State L, 58-54 N 24 at Stony Brook W, 83-70 D 5-6 at Brown Tournament N 28 Coppin State W, 67-58 N 28 Manhattan W, 64-45 D 5 vs. Morgan State W, 68-57 D 1 at Duquesne W, 69-61 D 1 Hartford L, 68-53 D 6 vs. UMass L, 82-66 D 5 WAGNER W, 74-62 D 5 at FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON W, 64-48 D 10 Vanderbilt L, 75-74 D 13 at Marquette L, 67-59 D 9 at St. Peter’s W, 61-55 D 12 Maine W, 68-59 D 15 at Wisconsin L, 62-46 D 21 Yale 7:00 pm D 13 at Fairfield - Arena at Harbor Yard W, 71-52 D 20 Morehead State L, 58-57 D 28-29 University of Miami Holiday Tournament D 21 at Binghamton 7:00 pm D 28 at Miami 7:00 pm D 28 Santa Clara 7:00 pm D 28 Yale 7:00 pm D 29 vs. Texas/Central Michigan TBA D 30 Columbia 7:00 pm D 30 at Siena TBA J 2 at MONMOUTH 3:00 pm J 3 MOUNT ST. MARY’S 5:00 pm J 4 MONMOUTH 7:00 pm J 7 MOUNT ST. MARY’S 5:00 pm J 7 at LONG ISLAND TBA J 7 WAGNER 5:30 pm J 9 WAGNER 12:00 pm J 9 at ST. FRANCIS (NY) TBA J 9 MOUNT ST. MARY'S 1:00 pm J 11 FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON 5:00 pm J 14 FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON 5:00 pm J 14 at BRYANT 5:00 pm J 14 at CENTRAL CONNECTICUT STATE 4:00 pm J 16 MONMOUTH 4:00 pm J 16 at CENTRAL CONNECTICUT STATE 1:00 pm J 16 at BRYANT 1:00 pm J 21 at FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON 5:00 pm J 21 BRYANT 5:30 pm J 21 CENTRAL CONNECTICUT STATE 5:00 pm J 23 MONMOUTH 4:00 pm J 23 CENTRAL CONNECTICUT STATE 1:00 pm J 23 BRYANT 12:00 pm J 28 at LONG ISLAND 7:00 pm J 28 at MOUNT ST. MARY’S 5:00 pm J 28 at WAGNER 7:00 pm F 2 at ST. FRANCIS (NY) 2:00 pm J 30 at WAGNER 3:00 pm J 30 at MOUNT ST. MARY’S 3:00 pm F 4 at SAINT FRANCIS (PA) TBA F 4 QUINNIPIAC 5:30 pm F 4 at SACRED HEART 7:00 pm F 6 SAINT FRANCIS (PA) 4:00 pm F 6 at QUINNIPIAC 12:00 pm F 6 SACRED HEART 12:00 pm F 11 at BRYANT TBA F 11 LONG ISLAND 5:30 pm F 11 ST. FRANCIS (NY) 5:00 pm F 13 at CENTRAL CONNECTICUT STATE TBA F 13 ST. FRANCIS (NY) 1:00 pm F 13 LONG ISLAND 12:00 pm F 18 SACRED HEART 5:00 pm F 18 at SAINT FRANCIS (PA) 5:00 pm F 18 ROBERT MORRIS 5:00 pm F 20 QUINNIPIAC 4:00 pm F 20 at ROBERT MORRIS 4:00 pm F 20 at SAINT FRANCIS (PA) 3:00 pm F 25 WAGNER TBA F 25 MONMOUTH 5:00 pm F 25 FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON 5:30 pm F 27 MOUNT ST. MARY’S TBA F 27 at FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON 4:00 pm F 27 at MONMOUTH 3:00 pm Northeast Conference Games in CAPS Northeast Conference Games in CAPS Northeast Conference Games in CAPS

St. Francis (NY) Saint Francis (PA) Wagner (1-7, 0-1 NEC) (2-5, 1-0 NEC) (2-7, 0-1 NEC)

N 13 at Manhattan L, 71-34 N 14 at Marquette L, 74-38 N 13 at Army L, 74-70 N 18 Hofstra L, 88-63 N 17 Delaware L, 77-64 N 17 at NJIT L, 68-56 N 23 at UAlbany L, 70-49 N 20 at Lehigh L, 75-63 N 21 at Colgate L, 72-59 N 25 Fairfield L, 62-46 N 24 at Pittsburgh L, 75-70 N 24 Siena W, 63-55 N 30 Army L, 68-56 D 1 at Bowling Green L, 77-72 N 28 American W, 73-72 D 4 at BRYANT L, 55-41 D 6 MOUNT ST. MARY’S W, 68-51 D 2 at Syracuse L, 93-55 D 17 Youngstown State W, 94-58 D 5 ROBERT MORRIS L, 74-62 D 6 Stony Brook L, 71-40 D 21 Duquesne 7:00 pm D 8 Columbia L, 73-49 D 12 Colgate W, 59-54 D 28-29 at Stetson Tournament D 12 at Albany L, 63-56 D 22 Troy 5:00 pm D 28 TBA TBA D 21 at Saint Peter’s 7:00 pm D 28 at Iona 7:00 pm D 29 TBA TBA D 29-30 at Christmas City Classic D 31 at Pennsylvania 7:00 pm D 31 at South Florida TBA D 29 at Lehigh 4:30 pm J 4 at CENTRAL CONNECTICUT STATE TBA J 4 WAGNER 7:00 pm D 30 vs. SBU/IUPUI 2/4:30 pm J 7 ST. FRANCIS (PA) 5:00 pm J 7 at ST. FRANCIS (NY) TBA J 4 at SAINT FRANCIS (PA) 7:00 pm J 9 ROBERT MORRIS 2:00 pm J 9 at LONG ISLAND TBA J 7 at SACRED HEART 5:30 pm J 11 Columbia 7:00 pm J 14 MONMOUTH 5:00 pm J 9 at QUINNIPIAC 12:00 pm J 14 at MOUNT ST. MARY’S 5:00 pm J 16 FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON 4:00 pm J 14 LONG ISLAND 5:00 pm J 16 at WAGNER TBA J 21 at MONMOUTH TBA J 16 ST. FRANCIS (NY) 3:00 pm J 21 MOUNT ST. MARY'S 5:00 pm J 23 at FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON TBA J 21 at LONG ISLAND 5:00 pm J 23 WAGNER 2:00 pm J 28 ST. FRANCIS (NY) 5:00 pm J 23 at ST. FRANCIS (NY) 2:00 pm J 30 LONG ISLAND 4:00 pm J 28 QUINNIPIAC 5:00 pm J 28 SAINT FRANCIS (PA) TBA F 4 ROBERT MORRIS 5:00 pm J 30 SACRED HEART 3:00 pm J 30 at ROBERT MORRIS TBA F 6 at ROBERT MORRIS TBA F 4 at MOUNT ST. MARY’S 5:00 pm F 4 LONG ISLAND 5:00 pm F 11 at CENTRAL CONNECTICUT STATE TBA F 6 MOUNT ST. MARY'S 3:00 pm F 6 at LONG ISLAND TBA F 13 at BRYANT 1:00 pm F 11 at FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON 5:00 pm F 11 at QUINNIPIAC TBA F 18 QUINNIPIAC 5:00 pm F 13 at MONMOUTH 3:00 pm F 13 at SACRED HEART TBA F 20 SACRED HEART 4:00 pm F 18 BRYANT 5:00 pm F 18 MONMOUTH 5:00 pm F 25 at MOUNT ST. MARY’S TBA F 20 CENTRAL CONNECTICUT STATE 3:00 pm F 20 FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON 2:00 pm F 27 at WAGNER TBA F 25 ROBERT MORRIS 5:00 pm F 25 CENTRAL CONNECTICUT STATE 5:00 pm F 27 SAINT FRANCIS (PA) 3:00 pm F 27 BRYANT 2:00 pm Northeast Conference Games in CAPS Northeast Conference Games in CAPS Northeast Conference Games in CAPS Bryant (3-7, 1-1 NEC) This Week’s Schedule: at FIU Fun & Sun Classic - at Florida International (Dec. 28), vs. Ga. Tech/Hampton (Dec. 29) Last Week's Results: L, 78-61 vs. Lehigh (Dec. 20)

Bryant could not keep up with Patriot League member Lehigh (Dec. 20), falling 78-61 in its last game prior to Christmas. … The Bulldogs are off until their trip to Miami, Florida where they will contest the FIU Fun & Sun Classic. Bryant opens the four-team tournament on Dec. 28 against host Florida International. The winner will move on to face the winner of Georgia Tech and Hampton in the championship round on the following day. … Despite suffering their seventh defeat of the season, the Bulldogs shot 41.7 percent from the field and out-rebounded Lehigh 38-34. … Senior Jaime Campbell (Springfield, MA/Minnechaug Regional) registered a career-high 23 points in just 24 minutes of play against Lehigh. She was 8-for-10 from the field and 7-of-9 from the charity stripe. Her previous high was 13 points.

Central Connecticut State (3-6, 0-1 NEC) This Week’s Schedule: at Virginia Tech Hilton Garden Classic - vs. Charlotte (Dec. 29), vs. Va. Tech/NJIT (Dec. 30) Last Week's Results: L, 62-53 at Rutgers (Dec. 20)

CCSU competed in only one game last week, falling to Rutgers on the road by a score of 62-53. The Blue Devils now break for Christmas and return to the hardwood at Virginia Tech's Hilton Garden Classic (Dec. 29-30). … The Blue Devils have never defeated a Big East opponent in their Division I history and are now 0-10 against the conference. Central Connecticut was halfway to its first Big East win, leading Rutgers by a score of 28-25 at the break, but could not hang on. … Junior Kerrianne Dugan (Waterford, CT/Waterford) led, or co-led, CCSU in scoring for the fifth time this season as she recorded 12 points at Rutgers. The Waterford, CT native also tallied team highs of seven rebounds and four assists. Dugan added one and one in 35 minutes of action. … Sophomore Gabrielle Oglesby (Hamden, CT/Career) scored in double figures for the third time this season, recording a season high of 11 points in the CCSU defeat.

Fairleigh Dickinson (4-6, 0-1 NEC) This Week’s Schedule: vs. Princeton (Dec. 30) Last Week's Results: L, 66-49 at Saint Bonaventure (Dec. 19)

Fairleigh Dickinson came up short in its bid to win three in a row. After back-to-back wins, FDU fell, 66-49, at Saint Bonaventure in its last game before Christmas break. … The Knights have one game remaining in the 2009 calendar year. They are slated to face Ivy League member Princeton on Dec. 30 in what will also be their final non-conference contest of the season. … Sophomore guard Mariyah Laury (Orange, NJ/Orange) accounted for a team-high 12 points against the Bonnies. Owning a 16.6 points per game average, Laury is the NEC's second- leading scorer.

Long Island (7-4, 2-0 NEC) This Week’s Schedule: Idle until Dec. 28; at Tulane DoubleTree Classic - at Tulane (Dec. 28), vs. Texas Tech/North Dakota (Dec. 29) Last Week's Results: Idle

Long Island won two of its last three games before embarking on a two-week break wrapped around final examinations and Christmas. The Blackbirds, who have not played since defeating NEC newcomer Bryant on Dec. 13, resume action on Dec. 28 in New Orleans, Louisiana. LIU is slated to face tournament host Tulane in the opening round of the Tulane DoubleTree Classic. ... Last time out, Long Island upped its NEC record to a league-leading 2-0 by downing Bryant (Dec. 13), 73-54. Sophomore forward Ashley Palmer (Oxford, PA/Oxford) led Long Island with 19 points and sophomore point guard Kiara Evans (Norcross, GA/Louisville) turned in a fine all-around line with 17 points, seven rebounds, seven assists and six steals. During that three-game week, Evans averaged an impressive 15.0 points, 7.7 rebounds, 8.0 assists and 2.7 steals per game while shooting 49 percent from the floor. ... In her first season of competition as a Blackbird after transferring from national power Louisville, Evans leads the NEC in both steals (2.55 spg) and assists (6.82 apg). Monmouth (3-6, 0-0 NEC) This Week’s Schedule: Idle until Dec. 29; Hawk Holiday Classic - vs. Howard (Dec. 29), vs. LaSalle/Holy Cross (Dec. 30); vs. QUINNIPIAC (Jan. 2) Last Week's Results: Idle

Monmouth finds itself without a game for 15 days. The Hawks last played at Columbia on Dec. 13, falling for the third straight time against a non-conference opponent. MU will not return to the court until after Christmas when its hosts the inaugural Hawk Holiday Classic on Dec. 29 & 30 in the brand-new $57 million Multi-Purpose Activity Center. ... Last time out, sophomore Alexis Canady (Forestville, MD/Bishop McNamara) scored a career-high 16 points against Columbia, hitting 6 of 8 free throw attempts. Freshman Alysha Womack (Springfield, PA/Cardinal O'Hara) contributed 14 points in the 70-54 setback., while junior Chanel Gomez (Perth Amboy, NJ/Perth Amboy) logged her first double-double (12 pts., 10 reb.). ... Canady is the lone returning starter from last season’s team which graduated players responsible for over 86 percent of its scoring output. The Hawks welcomed a NEC-high 10 newcomers onto the 2009-10 roster. ... The Hawks return to action by hosting Howard in the opening game of the first-ever Hawk Holiday Classic.

Mount St. Mary’s (3-6, 0-1 NEC) This Week’s Schedule: at Pennsylvania (Dec. 29); at Pittsburgh (Dec. 31); at ROBERT MORRIS (Jan. 3) Last Week's Results: Postponed, at George Washington (Dec. 20)

Mount St. Mary's was idle last week after its game against George Washington was postponed due to blizzard-like conditions slamming across Washington, DC. The make-up date and time are to be announced. … The postponement means the Mount go a span of 20 days without a game for the first time since the 1994-95 season when Mount St. Mary's played on Dec. 11, 2004 against Loyola and did not play again until Dec. 31, 2004 against Holy Cross. … Freshman guard Cassie Cooke (Westminster, MD/Winters Mill) was added the roster this past week and will eligible to play in the Mountaineers' next contest. … The Mount, who has not played since falling 44-42 at Virginia Tech on Dec. 9, returns to action at Penn (Dec. 29).

Quinnipiac (3-5, 0-0 NEC) This Week’s Schedule: vs. Yale (Dec. 21); at Miami Holiday Tournament - at Miami (FL) (Dec. 28), vs. Texas/Central Michigan (Dec. 29); at MONMOUTH (Jan. 2) Last Week's Results: Idle

After a short mid-season break, Quinnipiac returns to action against New Haven County rival Yale (Dec. 21). The Bobcats enter the game having won their last contest, 68-59, over the Maine Black Bears on Dec. 12. Yale is 4-4 and is coming to Hamden for the first time in two seasons. … Junior center Courtney Kaminski (Dudley, MA/Shepherd Hill) became just the second Quinnipiac player this season to record a double-double when she scored 12 points and pulled down a career-best 12 rebounds in the loss to No. 17 Vanderbilt (Dec. 10). The Quinnipiac forward continued her strong play against Maine as she led the team in both points (17) and rebounds (8) as the Bobcats won their third game of the season, and second at home. Connecting on one three-pointer, Kaminski also was a perfect 4-for-4 from the line and sealed the win with four points in the final minute of play to squash any hopes of a late Maine comeback.

Robert Morris (5-5, 1-0 NEC) This Week’s Schedule: vs. Santa Clara (Dec. 28); vs. Columbia (Dec. 30); vs. MOUNT ST. MARY’S (Dec. 3) Last Week's Results: L, 62-46 at Wisconsin (Dec. 15); L, 58-57 vs. Morehead State (Dec. 20)

The Colonials losing streak hit three games with losses at Wisconsin and against Morehead State. ... The Colonials play five straight games against teams they have never played before, Sunday night's meeting against Morehead State marking the third contest of that stretch. ... Robert Morris is in the midst of a four-game homestand, the team's longest since 2004-05 and just the 11th time RMU has strung together this many home games in team history. ... Freshman center Anna Gailite (Riga, Latvia), the tallest player in RMU history at 6'6", saw her first action of the season at Wisconsin, scoring five points, grabbing four rebounds and blocking three shots in 20 minutes of action. ... Junior Yohanna Morton (Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic/Arizona Western) set season-highs in points (11), rebounds (3), assists (3), steals (2), field goals (4) and minutes (24) against Morehead State. ... Head coach Sal Buscaglia needs five wins to reach 600 career victories. In his 32nd season of collegiate basketball, Buscaglia has a career mark of 595-275 (.678). Sacred Heart (6-3, 1-0 NEC) This Week’s Schedule: at Binghamton (Dec. 21); vs. Yale (Dec. 28); at Siena (Dec. 30) Last Week's Results: Idle

Sacred Heart took a week off during final exams. The Pioneers return to the court for the first time in eight days and close out a four-game road swing on Dec. 21 at Binghamton. The Pioneers are 4-1 on the road this season. ... The Pioneers have won three straight and six of their last seven after a pair of road wins at MAAC schools Saint Peter's (Dec. 9) and Faifield (Dec. 13). SHU is now 3-0 against the MAAC this season and goes for a fourth win at Siena in what will be the final game in the non-conference portion of Sacred Heart's schedule. … Junior Maggie Cosgrove (Andover, MA/Andover) turned in a career-high 24 points against Fairfield, hitting 5 of 7 shots from beyond the arc, to eclipse her previous high of 21 set earlier this year against Harvard. She has made 37 field goals this year, 28 from downtown, and is shooting 63.6 percent from three-point land. … Junior Alisa Apo (Freehold, NJ/St. John Vianney) averaged 18.0 ppg over SHU’s last two games, doing the majority of her damage once again at the free throw line. Apo scored 16 points at Saint Peter's and had 20 against the Stags. For the week, she hit 16 of 22 at the charity stripe and has now made 77 trips to the line for the year, hitting 57 (.740). She leads the team in scoring (16.1 ppg) and assists (55).

St. Francis (NY) (1-7, 0-1 NEC) This Week’s Schedule: vs. Troy (Dec. 22); at Iona (Dec. 28); at Pennsylvania (Dec. 31) Last Week's Results: Idle

After breaking into the win column against Colgate (Dec. 12), St. Francis (NY) was idle last week. The Terriers play for the first time in 10 days when they host Troy (Dec. 22) in their final game before Christmas. ... St. Francis (NY)winds down its non-conference schedule during the last few days of December. The Terriers make the short trip north to Westchester County to visit MAAC foe Iona (Dec. 28) before heading to Ivy League member Penn. After those two dates, only one non-league game - vs. cross-town rival Columbia (Jan. 11) will remain. ... Junior guard Jacinda Williams (Poughkeepsie, NY), who transferred from New Hampshire, scored a career-high 19 points, on 7-of-14 shooting, to power the Terriers past Colgate for the season’s first victory. Williams has started all eight games this season and is averaging 9.1 ppg.

Saint Francis (PA) (2-5, 1-0 NEC) This Week’s Schedule: vs. Duquesne (Dec. 21); at Stetson Hatter Classic -- at Stetson (Dec. 28), vs. American/Buffalo (Dec. 29); at South Florida (Dec. 31) Last Week's Results: W, 94-58 vs. Youngstown State (Dec. 17)

Saint Francis (PA) has won back-to-back games following an 0-5 season start. The Red Flash put up their best effort of the season thus far in their lone outing last week, defeating Youngstown State, 94-58. They'll go for three in a row when they host Duquesne (Dec. 21). … Saint Francis shot a season-high 57.1 percent from the field in the first half before finishing the game at 52 percent. The Flash made 11 of 18 attempts (.611) from beyond the arc. … Senior guard Britney Hodges (Dayton, OH/Mount de Chantal) led the Flash in scoring for the third consecutive game with 28 points, including 5-for-5 three-point shooting. … Junior Allison Daly (Harrisburg, PA/Trinity) was also stellar from downtown, going 4-for-6 on three-point attempts on her way to 16 points. … Freshman Shene Fleming (Dayton, OH/Chaminade Julienne) led the team with nine rebounds and scored in double-figures with 11 points. … SFU put up 55 points in the first half. The last time they scored that many points in one half was in 2004 against St. Francis (NY) when they scored 55 in the second half.

Wagner (2-7, 0-1 NEC) This Week’s Schedule: at Saint Peter’s (Dec. 21); at Lehigh’s Christmas City Classic - at Lehigh (Dec. 29), vs. SBU/IUPUI (Dec. 30) Last Week's Results: Idle

The Seahawks fly back into action, following nine days off, at local rival Saint Peter’s (Dec. 21). The game will be the first wearing Green & White for transfer Megan Mahoney (Staten Island, NY/St. Peter’s HS). Mahoney, who starred at Staten Island’s St. Peter’s High School, began her collegiate career at Fordham before transferring home to her native borough midway through her sophomore year. As a freshman at Fordham, she earned Atlantic 10 All-Rookie honors (2007-08). ... Wagner’s slide hit four games after a pair of losses to Empire State rivals - Columbia (Dec. 8) and Albany (Dec. 12). The Seahawks' slide is now at four games. … Junior Ashley Olsen (Staten Island, NY/Notre Dame Academy) pulled down a career-best-matching 14 rebounds at Albany and leads the squad in both scoring (9.8 ppg) and rebounding (8.8 rpg). On the year, she has four double-digit rebounding games. … As a team, the Seahawks have won the battle of the boards five times after doing so just four times a year ago. … Wagner kicked off a school-record matching seven-game road trip at Albany on Saturday. The 1991-1992 team also played seven against away from Grymes Hill.