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er, O.P, Ph.D. Sister Patrice Wern President 2005-06 Caldwell College Quick Facts

General Men’s Basketball Women’s Basketball Address: 9 Ryerson Avenue, Caldwell, NJ Head Coach: Mark Corino (18th year) Head Coach: Nicole Durnien-Amato (sixth year) Founded: 1939 Career Record: 392-248 (22 years) Career Record: 83-59 (five years) Enrollment: 2,270 Record at Caldwell: 297-200 (17 years) Record at Caldwell: same Nickname: Cougars Assistant Coaches: Assistant Coaches: Colors: Scarlet, White and Gold Dean Johnson (16th year) Jen Carleton Affiliations: NCAA Division II, ECAC Dave DeFerrari (fourth year) Kevin Reilly Conference: Central Atlantic Collegiate Dennis Gregory (first year) 2004-05 Review Conference (CACC) 2004-05 Review Record: 9-19 Web Site: www.caldwell.edu Record: 17-15 CACC/Place: 8-14/ninth Home Arena: George R. Newman Center CACC/Place: 14-6/third CACC Tournament: n/a (1,800) CACC Tournament: 2-1 2005-06 Preview Quarterfinals, NJIT – W, 85-71 Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 6/3 Administration Semifinals, USP – W, 70-56 Starters Returning/Lost: 3/2 President: Sister Patrice Werner, O.P., Ph.D. Finals, Bloomfield – L, 67-91 Returning Starters: VP of Student Life: Sister Elaine Keenan, O.P. ECAC Tournament: 0-1 Shannon Coyle (G, 5-5, Jr., 10.2 ppg, 2.7 apg) Executive Director of Athletics: Mark A. Corino First round, Holy Family – L, 87-91 (OT) Dana Leary (F, 5-7, So., 9.2 ppg, 6.3 rpg) Associate Athletic Director/Compliance 2005-06 Preview Amy Ransom (G, 5-8, Jr., 7.4 ppg) Officer: Dean Johnson Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 8/7 Other Returning Players: Assistant Athletic Director/Senior Women’s Starters Returning/Lost: 4/1 Melissa Freeman (F, 5-11, So., 7.1 ppg, 31 Administrator: Nicole Durnien-Amato Returning Starters: blocks) Administrative Assistant: Lisa Bateman Jean Georges (G, 6-3, Jr., 8.0 ppg., 2.5 rpg.) Phylicia Holmes (G, 5-8, So., 3.7 ppg, 3.6 rpg) Athletic Trainer: Diane Froehlich Manny Perez (F, 6-7, So., 16.2 ppg., 6.1 rpg.) Melissa Shubiak (G, 5-7, So., 3.2 ppg) Athletic Phone Number: (973) 618-3260 Kelvin Reese (G, 5-7, Sr., 3.5 ppg., 2.4 apg.) Newcomers: 7 Athletic Fax Number: (973) 618-3370 B.J. Suchy (F, 6-6, So., 6.5 ppg., 3.7 rpg.) Laura Ciesla (G, 5-6, Fr., Chicago, IL) Other Returning Players: Tanisha Cooley (G, 5-6, Fr., Highland Park, NJ) Coaches Directory Mark Kelly (G, 6-1, Sr., 7.1 ppg., 34 3-Pt. FG) Alexis Demby (F, 5-7, Fr., West , NJ) Baseball: Chris Reardon Adam Sabree (G, 6-4, So., 3.3 ppg., 2.1 rpg.) Amy Gaudious (C, 6-2, Jr., Long Branch, NJ) Teren Scudder (F, 6-7, Sr., 4.3 ppg., 4.1 rpg.) Camille Mammolite (G, 5-6, Fr., Scotch Plains, NJ) Cross Country: John Tosato Michael Wise (G, 5-8, So., 1.4 ppg.) Becky Piper (G, 5-8, Jr., Farmingdale, NJ) Golf: Ron Gerhold Newcomers: 5 Janay Prim (F, 6-0, Fr., Ansonia, CT) Men’s Soccer: Jamie Nash Carl Augustin (G, 6-3, Fr., Stony Point, NY) Women’s Soccer: Steve O’Neal Kevin Olivieri (G, 6-2, Fr., Old Bridge, NJ) Softball: Dean Johnson Tariq Shaheed (F, 6-7, So., SW Atlanta, GA) Men’s and Women’s Tennis: Jen Carleton Hans Stelzer (G, 5-9, So., Selden, NY) Rotem Wiskind (G, 6-1, Fr., Har-Adar, Israel) Sports Information Office Director of Sports Information: Matt McLagan Phone: (973) 618-3567 Fax: (973) 618-3370 Email: [email protected]

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1 uccess has followed the Caldwell College men’s Cougars into the finals of the CACC Tournament. basketball team in its 18 years of existence, including “I am pleased with the second half of last season S 17 seasons under head coach Mark Corino. Through and the success we had in the conference,” Corino the years the Cougars have won seven Central Atlantic said. “Because of how we finished, I’m expecting us to Collegiate Conference regular-season titles and made be competitive with the experience our returning five trips to the national tournament while featuring players gained last season.” multiple All-American players. The upcoming 2005-06 Caldwell’s change of fortune coincided with the season has the potential to symbolize the insertion of point guard Kelvin Reese into the success Caldwell College and Corino starting lineup. Reese, who transferred have enjoyed. First, the Cougars return to Caldwell after two years at four starters from last year’s 17-15 Essex (Md.) Community College, squad that advanced to the finals returns for his senior season as of the CACC Tournament, and the Cougars’ top defensive thus are looking to continue their player. A good ball-handler, winning ways. And second, Reese will be asked to Corino stands on the cusp of take on a larger role on the achieving a pair of milestones offensive end with backcourt that will underscore the history mate Ron Harris having of success the program has 2005-2006 graduated. The Cougars earned, as well as the impact will look to another senior Corino has had as the guard in Mark Kelly for an Cougars’ coach. Men’s offensive spark. Kelly led the At the start of his 18th team with 34 three-pointers as season at Caldwell, Corino needs Basketball the first option off the bench, just three victories to reach 300 as a role he will assume again this coach of the Scarlet, White and Gold. Preview season. His career three-point field And with eight wins this season, Corino, goal percentage of 42.2 percent ranks who coached at Bloomfield College for five fourth on Caldwell’s all-time list. years before coming to Caldwell, will become the “As seniors with experience, Mark and Kelvin second active men’s college basketball coach in New need to embrace the leadership role on the team,” Jersey to win 400 games in a career. Corino said. “They are both fine young men, and their “We’ve had so many great players here over the leadership will be a benefit to the team. Both have a years,” Corino said. “Achieving a significant amount of great work ethic, which has a positive influence on their wins ultimately reflects on the talented players and their teammates.” hard work and commitment to the program. I feel Harris, who averaged 14.2 points per game last fortunate to have been associated with such an season while swiping a school-record 98 steals, will be outstanding group.” a difficult player to replace. Among the candidates are This year’s roster also has the type of talented junior Jean Georges and sophomore Adam Sabree. players Corino is accustomed to, led by sophomore Georges, who averaged 8.0 points per game while forward Manny Perez, a second team all-CACC starting 19 games last season, missed seven games selection as a freshman. Although Perez and the team during January. When healthy, Georges has shown the finished strong, the first half of the 2004-05 season potential to be a productive offensive player who could was a struggle. Due to a difficult non-conference help make up for the loss of Harris in the backcourt. schedule and a team that had eight newcomers on a Sabree had a solid freshman campaign, starting 13 roster of 15 players, the Cougars won just three of their games while playing in all 32 contests in his debut Senior guard Mark Kelly first 12 games before the holiday break. But the team season. He showed his promise as an offensive threat put together a strong second-half run, going 14-6 with a 16-point performance in the Cougars’ 75-54 including a six-game winning streak that put the win against NJIT. Freshmen guards Kevin Olivieri and 2 Carl Augustin are young players who will shooting from the field. Senior forward Teren provide depth as scorers off the bench. Scudder also returns as the most experienced “We have to overcome the loss of Ron, Cougar, having played in 74 games. Scudder who contributed to our success in many ways,” saved his best game of the season for last, Corino said. “Our thought is the guys coming tallying 12 points and nine rebounds in the back collectively should make up for losing season-ending loss to Holy Family in the ECAC Ron to graduation.” Tournament. The lone newcomer in the Reese will have competition at the point frontcourt is sophomore Tariq Shaheed, who from sophomore Michael Wise, who has spent last season at West . Shaheed improved over the off-season after playing in possesses excellent athleticism and leaping 26 games as a freshman. Sophomore transfer ability, and he is expected to give the Cougars Hans Stelzer, who came to Caldwell last another option at forward. spring after playing a season at Like last season, the schedule is Concordia University in , was loaded with tough opponents right expected to compete to start at out of the gate. The Cougars point guard before injuring his “With the will participate in the Disney foot during the preseason. Division II Tip-Off Classic in He is expected back for the experience gained Orlando, , which second half of the season. last season, traditionally has some of Freshman Rotem Wiskind is I’m looking for the top teams in the an experienced player the players to country. Then they will from Israel who will contribute and play an exhibition game contribute to the backcourt with Division I Rutgers once he adjusts to the compete at a University in the first different style of basketball high level...” meeting between the two played in the . programs. The game won’t The Cougars’ frontcourt is Mark Corino count in the standings, but the led by Perez, who recorded team- Head Coach experience of playing a Division I highs of 16.2 points and 6.1 opponent will benefit the Cougars rebounds per game en route to being down the road. named the CACC Newcomer of the Year. The “Our thought process in scheduling second team all-CACC and all-Met selection difficult non-conference opponents is that it made 59.4 percent of his field goal attempts will be beneficial to our team like it was last while scoring 517 points to set the school season,” Corino said. “Playing against record for points by a freshman. “Manny is better teams and better competition can coming off an outstanding freshman year from only help us.” an offensive standpoint,” Corino said. “But The CACC will be as competitive as ever, what we need from Manny is for him become with defending CACC Tournament and an all-around player, which he has the regular-season champion Bloomfield and potential to do. He has to expand his game conference newcomer Philadelphia University and help us not only offensively but on the as the favorites. But Corino is confident his defensive end and rebounding.” team will be back in contention at the end, just Perez is joined in the frontcourt by like last season. classmate B.J. Suchy, who had 25 starts “With the experience gained last during an excellent freshman season in which season, I’m looking for the players to Sophomore forward Manny Perez he averaged 6.5 points and 3.7 boards per contribute and compete at a high level,” game. Suchy helped lead the Cougars to a Corino said. “If we can do that, then we’ll 75-68 win at USP with 17 points on 7-of-9 be in the mix again this year.” 3 s Mark Corino begins his 18th season as the head men’s Similarly, with Corino as the College’s first athletic director, the athletic basketball coach and Executive Director of Athletics at department has made significant strides in its short existence. In his first ACaldwell College, he is on the cusp of reaching two year, Corino headed a department that had three programs and no significant milestones in his career. With a record of 297-200 in his conference affiliation. Today, there are 10 intercollegiate athletic 17 years at Caldwell, Corino needs just three programs at Caldwell, with an 11th, volleyball, victories to reach the 300-win plateau. And with a being added for the 2006-07 year. Corino also career mark of 392-248 in 22 seasons, including oversaw the College’s transition from NAIA to five years at Bloomfield College, Corino is eight NCAA Division II, which was completed in 2003. wins away from becoming just the second active Along with the jump to NCAA Division II status men’s college basketball coach in with came an upgrade in facilities with the opening of 400 victories. the state-of-the-art George R. Newman Center, “I’ve been fortunate to have been able to home of the Caldwell College basketball teams. coach a number of outstanding student-athletes “Sometimes (assistant coach and Associate over the years, and certainly they deserve a lot of Director of Athletics) Dean (Johnson) and I look at credit,” said Corino, who has coached eight what’s happened here, with the NCAA and the NAIA All-Americans and numerous all-Central Newman Center, and we can’t believe it,” Corino Atlantic Collegiate Conference players while at said. “We knew the administration was fully behind Caldwell. “Also, in order to win a lot of games, us, but still, it’s hard to fathom this. It’s a tremendous you need to be around long enough to have the time at Caldwell. Everything we’re experiencing now opportunity to do so. That wouldn’t be possible is a testimony to all those student-athletes, in all our without the support of my family, as well as the Head Coach athletic programs, who worked so hard to make administration at Caldwell College.” Caldwell a special place.” The list of Corino’s accomplishments is Mark Corino Corino also played a role in the creation of impressive: Five trips to the NAIA national Kean University ‘77 the CACC, which has grown to 13 members. tournament; seven CACC regular-season 18th season Corino, who has served as the conference’s championships; four CACC Tournament titles and president during two separate stints, was named a District 31 crown. Last season the Cougars went 17-15 and the CACC and NAIA Region X Administrator of the Year in 2000. He advanced to the finals of the CACC Tournament for the seventh time also was among 14 finalists for the NAIA National Athletic during Corino’s coaching tenure. Last year’s squad also participated in Administrator of the Year. the ECAC Tournament for the first time. A native of Belleville, NJ, Corino attended Kean (N.J.) University, Corino also has developed and recruited several talented players where he earned a Bachelor’s degree in industrial arts. He later at Caldwell. In fact, in 11 of 12 seasons from 1990 to 2002, the received a Master’s degree in Curriculum and Instruction from Caldwell NAIA All-America teams included a player from Caldwell College. in 1997. Eleven players, including all-time leading scorer and first team All- Corino is the youngest of three brothers who have combined for American Matt Stuart, have reached the 1,000-point milestone. And more than 1,000 coaching victories at the collegiate and high school Corino himself has received several honors, including four CACC levels. Oldest brother Jimmy was a high school basketball coach, while Coach of the Year awards. In 1992, Corino was named the Jersey 9 Carl is one of the all-time winningest high school softball coaches in and District 31 Coach of the Year, and was selected by the All- New Jersey. Metropolitan Basketball Writers Association as its Coach of the Year Corino, 50, resides in Cedar Grove, N.J., with his wife Susan, in 1998. and 16-year-old daughter Michele. “My family has been tremendously What makes all of these achievements even more impressive is supportive and without their understanding we would not have been that Corino had virtually no foundation on which to build such a able to accomplish all that we have here at Caldwell,” Corino said. successful program when he arrived at Caldwell College in 1988. “They’ve played an important part in our success as well.”

4 Dean Johnson Dave DeFerrari Dennis Gregory Assistant Coach Assistant Coach Assistant Coach University of New England ’86 Green Mountain ‘86 (first season) (16th season) (fourth season) Dennis Gregory enters his first season Dean Johnson is entering his 16th year Dave DeFerrari begins his fourth year with the Cougars, but he is no stranger to as an assistant men’s basketball coach and as an assistant men’s basketball coach, as New Jersey basketball. Over the last 20 his 12th season as head coach of the well as the Fitness Center Manager at years, Gregory has served in a variety of women’s softball team. He has also been Caldwell College. DeFerrari began his roles in the game, both as a coach and as the Associate Athletic Director in charge of coaching career at the high school level an administrator. NCAA compliance for the last six years. before becoming, at the age of 25, the Gregory was an assistant coach for the “We wouldn’t have the success we’ve head coach at Clinton Community College men’s basketball team at Fairleigh Dickinson enjoyed over the years without the tireless in Plattsburgh, N.Y. in 1989. He then spent University in Teaneck, N.J., where he also efforts of Coach Johnson,” said Corino. “I six seasons as an assistant coach at Rutgers was an assistant athletic director for nine don’t think people realize what a hard University-Newark before a two-year stint as years. He also coached at the high school worker Dean is. His loyalty and commitment the head coach at John Jay College in New level at Don Bosco Prep in Ramsey, N.J., to this school cannot be overstated.” York City, N.Y. Just prior to his arrival at and Queen of Peace in North Arlington, Johnson came to Caldwell in 1990 Caldwell College, he served three years as N.J. Gregory has worked in various after coaching on the high school and the Director of Campus Recreation at Drew capacities at several basketball camps, college levels. As Caldwell’s softball coach, University in Madison, N.J. most notably serving as a director of the Johnson has compiled a record of 298-144 A native of Secaucus, N.J., DeFerrari prestigious ABCD Camp held at in 11 seasons, including an 85-18 mark graduated from Secaucus High School and FDU and the Eastern Invitational Camp at while capturing the CACC regular season in 1986, received his undergraduate the College of New Jersey. He also and tournament titles in each of the past degree in Recreation from Green Mountain operates the Metro Classic, the largest two years. College. He later earned his Master’s summer high school basketball tournament A native of Belgrade Lakes, , degree in Physical Education from Montclair in the country. Johnson set many basketball records as a State University. Currently, Gregory works as Executive point guard at the University of New DeFerrari and his wife, Claudia reside Vice President of The Hoop Group, the England in Biddeford, Maine. Johnson in Secaucus, N.J. world’s largest basketball event graduated in 1986 with a Bachelor of Arts management company, and he is the in History and Secondary Education. He owner of Fastbreak Enterprises, a basketball earned a Master’s degree from Caldwell sports marketing group. He resides in College in 1997. Rutherford, N.J. He resides in Denville, N.J., with his wife Christine and daughter Katelyn.

5 2005-2006 Men’s Basketball Roster

NUMERICAL ROSTER NO. NAME YEAR HT. WT. POS. HOMETOWN/HIGH SCHOOL 3 Hans Stelzer SO 5-9 170 G Selden, NY/Our Savior 5 Rotem Wiskind FR 6-1 175 G Har-Adar, Israel/Rene Kasen 10 Kelvin Reese SR 5-7 165 G Teaneck, NJ/Teaneck 12 Michael Wise SO 5-8 170 G Whitesboro, NJ/Middletownship 22 Adam Sabree SO 6-4 190 G Detroit, MI/Renaissance 23 Jean Georges JR 6-3 175 G Vauxhal, NJ/Spotswood 24 Mark Kelly SR 6-1 195 G Oakhurst, NJ/Ocean Twp. 32 Kevin Olivieri FR 6-2 165 G Old Bridge, NJ/Cardinal McCarrick 33 Carl Augustin FR 6-3 185 G Stony Point, NY/Don Bosco Prep (NJ) 40 B.J. Suchy SO 6-6 220 F Ronkonkoma, NY/Our Savior 52 Teren Scudder SR 6-7 220 F Paterson, NJ/Paterson Catholic 53 Tariq Shaheed SO 6-7 200 F SW Atlanta, GA/McEachern 55 Manny Perez SO 6-7 215 F Egg Harbor, NJ/Egg Harbor

ALPHABETICAL ROSTER NO. NAME YEAR HT. WT. POS. HOMETOWN/HIGH SCHOOL 33 Carl Augustin FR 6-3 185 G Stony Point, NY/Don Bosco Prep (NJ) 23 Jean Georges JR 6-3 175 G Vauxhal, NJ/Spotswood 24 Mark Kelly SR 6-1 195 G Oakhurst, NJ/Ocean Twp. 32 Kevin Olivieri FR 6-2 165 G Old Bridge, NJ/Cardinal McCarrick 55 Manny Perez SO 6-7 215 F Egg Harbor, NJ/Egg Harbor 10 Kelvin Reese SR 5-7 165 G Teaneck, NJ/Teaneck 22 Adam Sabree SO 6-4 190 G Detroit, MI/Renaissance 52 Teren Scudder SR 6-7 220 F Paterson, NJ/Paterson Catholic 53 Tariq Shaheed SO 6-7 200 F SW Atlanta, GA/McEachern 3 Hans Stelzer SO 5-9 170 G Selden, NY/Our Savior 40 B.J. Suchy SO 6-6 220 F Ronkonkoma, NY/Our Savior 12 Michael Wise SO 5-8 170 G Whitesboro, NJ/Middletownship 5 Rotem Wiskind FR 6-1 175 G Har-Adar, Israel/Rene Kasen

ROSTER BREAKDOWN Head Coach: By Class By Position Mark Corino Seniors (3) Tariq Shaheed Guards (9) Michael Wise eighteenth season at Caldwell Mark Kelly Hans Stelzer Carl Augustin Rotem Wiskind Assistant Coaches: Kelvin Reese B.J. Suchy Jean Georges Dean Johnson Forwards (4) sixteenth season Teren Scudder Michael Wise Mark Kelly Manny Perez David DeFerrari Juniors (1) Freshmen (3) Kevin Olivieri Teren Scudder fourth season Carl Augustin Kelvin Reese Dennis Gregory Jean Georges Tariq Shaheed first season Sophomores (6) Kevin Olivieri Adam Sabree B.J. Suchy Athletic Trainer: Manny Perez Rotem Wiskind Hans Stelzer Diane Froehlich Adam Sabree

6 #24 Mark Kelly 6-1 Senior Guard Oakhurst, NJ/Ocean Township High School Major: Math ● A key player off the bench for the Cougars ● Led the team in three-point shooting as a junior, hitting 44.2 percent (34-of-77) from beyond the arc ● Earned 2004-05 CACC All-Academic honors for posting a grade-point average of 3.5 or higher ● Ranks fourth all-time at Caldwell in three-point shooting percentage (.422) ● Made four or more three-pointers in a game eight times in his career ● Played at Brookdale C.C. before coming to Caldwell in 2003 Career Highs Points: 22, vs. NJIT 1/31/04 Rebounds: 9, vs. Post 1/29/04 Assists: 4, twice Steals: 3, four times Blocks: 1, six times

Career Statistics YEAR GP-GS FG-FGA PCT 3FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT ORB DRB TR RPG PF AST TO BS ST PTS PPG 2003-04 27-25 75-187 .401 44-108 .407 41-57 .719 39 71 110 4.1 56 45 42 4 22 235 8.7 2004-05 24-0 50-110 .455 34-77 .442 36-47 .766 17 40 57 2.4 32 21 31 2 13 170 7.1 Totals 51-25 125-297 .421 78-185 .422 77-104 .740 56 111 167 3.3 88 66 73 6 35 405 7.9

#10 Kelvin Reese 5-7 Senior Guard Teaneck, NJ/Teaneck High School Major: Communication Arts ● Played in all 32 games last season in his first year at Caldwell, making 21 starts ● With Reese starting at point guard over the final 20 games of last season, the Cougars went 14-6 ● Swiped 43 steals in 2004-05, including a season-best five at Post Feb. 3 ● Dished out a career-high seven assists twice in games against Holy Family Feb. 25 and Mar. 12 ● Tallied nine points, three assists and two steals in the Cougars’ CACC Tournament semifinal victory over USP Mar. 4 ● Attended Essex C.C. in Baltimore, Md., for two years before coming to Caldwell College in 2004 Career Highs Points: 10, vs. Goldey-Beacom 1/15/05 Rebounds: 4, at Post 2/3/05 Assists: 7, twice Steals: 5, at Post 2/3/05 Career Statistics YEAR GP-GS FG-FGA PCT 3FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT ORB DRB TR RPG PF AST TO BS ST PTS PPG 2004-05 32-21 39-109 .358 7-29 .241 27-39 .692 8 32 40 1.3 81 77 79 0 43 112 3.5 Totals 32-21 39-109 .358 7-29 .241 27-39 .692 8 32 40 1.3 81 77 79 0 43 112 3.5

7 #52 Teren Scudder 6-7 Senior Forward Paterson, NJ/Paterson Catholic High School Major: Communication Arts ● The most experienced player on the roster, having played in 74 games in his career ● Earned eight starts in his 29 games played last season ● Blocked a career-high six shots in an 83-75 win over Post Dec. 9 ● Tallied season highs with 12 points and nine rebounds in the Cougars’ final game of the year Mar. 12 ● Notched his first career double-double with 17 points and a career-high 12 rebounds against Wilmington as a sophomore ● Also scored a career-best 20 points during the 2003-04 season against Felician Career Highs Points: 20, at Felician 2/7/04 Rebounds: 12, vs. Wilmington 12/13/03 Assists: 2, five times Steals: 2, four times Blocks: 6, vs. Post 12/9/04

Career Statistics YEAR GP-GS FG-FGA PCT 3FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT ORB DRB TR RPG PF AST TO BS ST PTS PPG 2002-03 20-0 15-31 .484 0-1 .000 5-14 .357 4 25 29 1.5 28 3713351.8 2003-04 25-18 72-168 .429 1-3 .333 50-75 .667 42 87 129 5.2 82 11 40 7 13 195 7.8 2004-05 29-8 49-118 .415 0-1 .000 27-44 .614 47 71 118 4.1 84 18 42 14 11 125 4.3 Totals 74-26 136-317 .429 1-5 .200 82-133 .617 93 183 276 3.7 194 32 89 22 27 355 4.8

#23 Jean Georges 6-3 Junior Guard Vauxhal, NJ/Spotswood High School Major: Business Administration ● Set a career high for points despite missing seven games due to injury ● Earned 19 starts, including the final 12 games of the season ● Matched his career best with 17 points vs. Grand Canyon at the Alaska Jamboree Nov. 20 ● Made two or more three-pointers five times last season, including a 4-of-6 performance from beyond the arc against Wilmington Feb. 7 ● Also tallied 17 points in a 68-64 win over Dominican during his freshman season Career Highs Points: 17, twice Rebounds: 9, vs. Wilmington 1/22/04 Assists: 5, twice Steals: 4, vs. Post 12/9/04 Blocks: 1, seven times

Career Statistics YEAR GP-GS FG-FGA PCT 3FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT ORB DRB TR RPG PF AST TO BS ST PTS PPG 2003-04 26-16 44-142 .310 20-74 .270 44-67 .657 34 41 75 2.9 65 34 36 4 17 152 5.8 2004-05 25-19 60-140 .429 23-79 .291 57-81 .704 16 47 63 2.5 65 26 41 3 22 200 8.0 Totals 51-35 104-282 .369 43-153 .281 101-148 .682 50 88 138 2.7 130 60 77 7 39 352 6.9

8 #55 Manny Perez 6-7 Sophomore Forward Egg Harbor, NJ/Egg Harbor High School Major: Communication Arts ● Turned in an outstanding freshman season, earning CACC Newcomer of the Year while setting a school record for points by a freshman (517) ● Led the team in scoring (16.2 ppg) and rebounding (6.1 rpg) to earn second team all-Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference and all-Met honors ● Made 27 consecutive free throws over a three-game span, including a perfect 16-of-16 performance vs. Felician Feb. 5 ● Recorded career highs of 31 points, 12 rebounds and five steals in an 89-62 win over Holy Family Feb. 25 ● Scored 59 points and grabbed 28 rebounds in three CACC Tournament games to earn a spot on the all-Tournament team Career Highs Points: 31, vs. Holy Family 2/25/05 Rebounds: 12, twice Assists: 3, vs. USP 3/4/05 Steals: 5, vs. Holy Family 2/25/05 Blocks: 4, vs. USP 3/4/05

Career Statistics YEAR GP-GS FG-FGA PCT 3FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT ORB DRB TR RPG PF AST TO BS ST PTS PPG 2004-05 32-31 174-293 .594 1-3 .333 168-225 .747 75 120 195 6.1 94 20 62 20 37 517 16.2 Totals 32-31 174-293 .594 1-3 .333 168-225 .747 75 120 195 6.1 94 20 62 20 37 517 16.2

#22 Adam Sabree 6-4 Sophomore Guard Detroit, MI/Renaissance High School Major: Marketing ● Had a solid freshman campaign, playing all 32 games with 13 starts ● Went 5-of-6 from the field and 3-of-3 from three-point range en route to a career-high 16 points vs. NJIT Jan. 11 ● Also grabbed a team-best seven boards at Holy Family Jan. 20 ● Named all-City, all-Metro and all-State as a senior at Renaissance High School, which was ranked third nationally by USA Today Career Highs Points: 16, vs. NJIT 1/11/05 Rebounds: 7, at Holy Family 1/20/05 Assists: 3, five times Steals: 2, five time Blocks: 1, at Alaska-Anchorage 11/18/04

Career Statistics YEAR GP-GS FG-FGA PCT 3FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT ORB DRB TR RPG PF AST TO BS ST PTS PPG 2004-05 32-13 38-105 .362 9-31 .290 21-33 .636 21 47 68 2.1 58 37 38 1 24 106 3.3 Totals 32-13 38-105 .362 9-31 .290 21-33 .636 21 47 68 2.1 58 37 38 1 24 106 3.3

9 #40 B.J. Suchy 6-6 Sophomore Forward Ronkonkoma, NY/Our Savior High School Major: Communication Arts ● Played in all 32 games as a freshman, earning 25 starts ● Scored in double figures eight times as a freshman, including a career-high 17-point performance at USP Jan. 18 ● Grabbed 10 boards in the CACC Tournament final vs. Bloomfield Mar. 5 ● Led the team in scoring twice and in rebounding three times last season Career Highs Points: 17, at USP 1/18/05 Rebounds: 10, vs Bloomfield 3/5/05 Assists: 5, at Alaska-Anchorage 11/18/04 Steals: 2, four times Blocks: 2, twice

Career Statistics YEAR GP-GS FG-FGA PCT 3FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT ORB DRB TR RPG PF AST TO BS ST PTS PPG 2004-05 32-25 80-165 .485 2-7 .286 45-68 .662 44 75 119 3.7 77 22 62 6 14 207 6.5 Totals 32-25 80-165 .485 2-7 .286 45-68 .662 44 75 119 3.7 77 22 62 6 14 207 6.5

#12 Michael Wise 5-8 Sophomore Guard Whitesboro, NJ/Middletownship High School Major: Communication Arts ● Reserve point guard with potential who will see increased playing time ● Played in 26 of the Cougars’ 32 games as a freshman ● Scored six points in 12 minutes at East Stroudsburg Nov. 29 ● Helped Middletownship High School capture a state title his junior year and win South Jersey championships his junior and senior seasons Career Highs Points: 6, vs. East Stroudsburg 11/29/04 Rebounds: 4, vs. Goldey-Beacom 1/15/05 Assists: 3, at Bloomfield 1/29/05 Steals: 1, four times

Career Statistics YEAR GP-GS FG-FGA PCT 3FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT ORB DRB TR RPG PF AST TO BS ST PTS PPG 2004-05 26-0 13-29 .448 4-12 .333 6-10 .600 5 5 10 0.4 12 15 17 0 4 36 1.4 Totals 26-0 13-29 .448 4-12 .333 6-10 .600 5 5 10 0.4 12 15 17 0 4 36 1.4

10 #53 Tariq Shaheed 6-7 Sophomore Forward Southwest Atlanta, GA/McEachern Major: Business Administration ● Possesses outstanding athleticism and leaping ability ● Expected to bolster the Cougars’ frontcourt and provide a defensive presence in the post ● Transferred from the University of West Georgia ● Played in 11 games for the Braves, an NCAA Tournament team last season

Corino on Shaheed: “Tariq is an athletic player who will have to help us in the frontcourt. Once he adjusts and becomes comfortable with our system, he can be a contributor. He’s also a very nice young man and we are glad to have him join our program as a transfer student.”

#3 Hans Stelzer 5-9 Sophomore Guard Selden, NY/Our Savior High School Major: Business Administration ● Steady point guard who will compete to start in the Cougars’ backcourt ● Transferred from Concordia University in River Forest, Ill. ● Played in 25 games with 15 starts for Concordia during the 2003-04 season, averaging 7.4 points per game ● A teammate of sophomore B.J. Suchy’s at Our Savior High School

Corino on Stelzer: “We were counting on Hans being a main contributor this season until he injured his foot in the preseason. Hopefully he can bounce back and help us in the second half of the year at the point.”

#33 Carl Augustin 6-3 Freshman Guard Stony Point, NY/Don Bosco Prep Major: Undecided ● Named to the Bergen Record all-Bergen County third team as a senior at Don Bosco Prep in Ramsey, N.J. ● Also received all-NNJIL first team honors as a junior and senior ● Helped Don Bosco to a Bergen County championship and a spot in the North Parochial A finals his junior year

Corino on Augustin: "Carl comes from an outstanding basketball program at Don Bosco Prep, where he played against the top teams in the area. He is an athletic player who can score, and he’s a good addition to our program."

11 #32 Kevin Olivieri 6-2 Freshman Guard Old Bridge, NJ/Cardinal McCarrick High School Major: Undecided ● Two-time first team all-Middlesex County selection while at Cardinal McCarrick High School ● Scored 1,078 points in two seasons at Cardinal McCarrick ● Named team MVP after averaging 22.7 points, five rebounds, five assists and two steals to lead Cardinal McCarrick to a 23-4 record as a senior

Corino on Olivieri: "We're very excited to have Kevin join our program. He has the potential to really help us on the perimeter, and he's an excellent student."

#5 Rotem Wiskind 6-1 Freshman Guard Har-Adar, Israel/Rene Kasen High School Major: Undecided ● Experienced and intelligent guard who developed his game in Israel ● Played for Hapoel Pisgat-Zeev last season, averaging 27.5 points, 6.7 assists and 4.5 rebounds per game ● Has played for the Israeli Cadets national team, representing his country in various international competitions

Corino on Wiskind: “Rotem is a mature player and a hard worker who has a good understanding of the game. Once he adjusts to a quicker, more athletic style of basketball he will be a contributor for us.”

Sophomore forward Manny Perez Senior guard Mark Kelly Junior guard Jean Georges

12 2004-2005 Season in Review OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES 17-15 10-5 7-8 0-2 CONFERENCE 14-6 8-2 6-4 0-0 NON-CONFERENCE 3-9 2-3 1-4 0-2 Date Opponent Score Record (CACC) High Points High Rebounds 11/15/04 STONEHILL COLLEGE L, 62-87 0-1 13-Kelly 6-Scudder, Perez 11/18/04 at Alaska-Anchorage L, 87-92 (3OT) 0-2 26-Perez 11-Perez 11/20/04 vs. Grand Canyon L, 74-79 0-3 17-Georges 7-Scudder 11/29/04 at East Stroudsburg L, 69-84 0-4 27-Hall 8-Hall 12/2/04 *at Nyack College W, 66-65 1-4 (1-0) 20-Perez 7-Scudder 12/4/04 *BLOOMFIELD COLLEGE L, 71-83 1-5 (1-1) 15-Perez 12-Perez 12/9/04 *POST UNIVERSITY W, 83-75 2-5 (2-1) 22-Harris 11-Scudder 12/11/04 *at Felician College L, 77-87 2-6 (2-2) 16-Perez 4-Scudder, Georges 12/18/04 at Pace L, 66-77 2-7 (2-2) 18-Kelly 7-Suchy 12/20/04 ST. ANSELM COLLEGE L, 47-69 2-8 (2-2) 12-Suchy 8-Hall 12/22/04 at Dowling College W, 74-73 3-8 (2-2) 14-Perez 5-Perez 12/30/04 at Stonehill College L, 60-77 3-9 (2-2) 14-Suchy 7-Suchy 1/11/05 *NJIT W, 75-54 4-9 (3-2) 16-Sabree 8-Hall 1/13/05 *at Dominican College W, 61-42 5-9 (4-2) 17-Perez 8-Suchy 1/15/05 *GOLDEY-BEACOM W, 78-59 6-9 (5-2) 19-Hall 7-Harris 1/18/05 *at USP W, 75-68 7-9 (6-2) 19-Perez, Harris 6-Perez 1/20/05 *at Holy Family L, 95-98 7-10 (6-3) 38-Harris 7-Sabree, Perez 1/27/05 *NYACK COLLEGE W, 67-56 8-10 (7-3) 28-Harris 9-Scudder 1/29/05 *at Bloomfield College L, 63-78 8-11 (7-4) 15-Hall 7-Scudder 2/3/05 *at Post University W, 81-79 9-11 (8-4) 27-Perez 7-Hall 2/5/05 *FELICIAN COLLEGE L, 66-78 9-12 (8-5) 24-Perez 7-Perez 2/7/05 *WILMINGTON COLLEGE W, 82-66 10-12 (9-5) 21-Harris 10-Hall 2/9/05 *DOMINICAN COLLEGE W, 75-54 11-12 (10-5) 22-Hall 6-Hall 2/15/05 *at NJIT L, 55-62 11-13 (10-6) 15-Georges 5-Harris 2/19/05 *at Goldey-Beacom W, 72-59 12-13 (11-6) 24-Harris 7-Georges 2/22/05 *USP W, 68-56 13-13 (12-6) 23-Perez 11-Perez 2/25/05 *HOLY FAMILY W, 89-62 14-13 (13-6) 31-Perez 12-Perez 2/26/05 *at Wilmington College W, 77-65 15-13 (14-6) 16-Harris 8-Kelly, Perez 3/1/05 ^NJIT W, 85-71 16-13 (14-6) 28-Harris 8-Perez 3/4/05 ^USP W, 70-56 17-13 (14-6) 20-Harris 9-Perez 3/5/05 ^BLOOMFIELD COLLEGE L, 67-91 17-14 (14-6) 21-Perez, Harris 11-Perez 3/12/05 %vs. Holy Family L, 87-91 (OT) 17-15 (14-6) 27-Harris 9-Scudder Home games in CAPS; * - CACC game; ^ - CACC Tournament, Caldwell, N.J.; % - ECAC Tournament, Bridgeport, Conn. Player Statistics Rebounds PLAYER GP-GS MIN-AVG FG-FGA PCT 3FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT Off-Def TOT AVG PF-FO A TO BLK STL PTS AVG Manny Perez 32-31 968-30.3 174-293 .594 1-3 .333 168-225 .747 75-120 195 6.1 94-2 20 62 20 37 517 16.2 Ron Harris 32-31 948-29.6 143-320 .447 25-86 .291 142-184 .772 22-94 116 3.6 91-2 116 136 5 98 453 14.2 Nolan Hall 24-12 590-24.6 74-186 .398 28-86 .326 73-129 .566 42-77 119 5.0 39-0 50 57 0 16 249 10.4 Jean Georges 25-19 530-21.2 60-140 .429 23-79 .291 57-81 .704 16-47 63 2.5 65-2 26 41 3 22 200 8.0 Mark Kelly 24-0 414-17.3 50-110 .455 34-77 .442 36-47 .766 17-40 57 2.4 32-0 21 31 2 13 170 7.1 B.J. Suchy 32-25 818-25.6 80-165 .485 2-7 .286 45-68 .662 44-75 119 3.7 77-1 22 62 6 14 207 6.5 Teren Scudder 29-8 494-17.0 49-118 .415 0-1 .000 27-44 .614 47-71 118 4.1 84-4 18 42 14 11 125 4.3 Kelvin Reese 32-21 658-20.6 39-109 .358 7-29 .241 27-39 .692 8-32 40 1.3 81-5 77 79 0 43 112 3.5 Adam Sabree 32-13 450-14.1 38-105 .362 9-31 .290 21-33 .636 21-47 68 2.1 58-1 37 38 1 24 106 3.3 Ryan Kearney 21-0 138-6.6 18-43 .419 2-19 .105 11-15 .733 6-14 20 1.0 16-0 6 20 2 8 49 2.3 Brandon Smith 19-0 106-5.6 14-34 .412 9-27 .333 5-6 .833 5-4 9 0.5 4-0 5 4 0 1 42 2.2 Angelo Garcia 27-0 178-6.6 16-28 .571 3-7 .429 16-22 .727 11-14 25 0.9 14-0 12 17 1 8 51 1.9 Michael Wise 26-0 175-6.7 13-29 .448 4-12 .333 6-10 .600 5-5 10 0.4 12-0 15 17 0 4 36 1.4 Omar Trimino 7-0 7-1.0 1-1 1.00 1-1 1.00 0-0 .000 0-1 1 0.1 0-0 3 3 0 1 3 0.4 David Moreno 11-0 26-2.4 1-3 .333 0-0 .000 2-8 .250 2-0 2 0.2 3-0 1 1 0 0 4 0.4 TEAM 48-62 110 3.4 1 14 Cougars Total 32 6500 770-1684 .457 148-465 .318 636-911 .698 369-703 1072 33.5 671-17 429 624 54 300 2324 72.6 Opponents 32 6500 783-1710 .458 183-538 .340 544-773 .704 341-680 1021 31.9 793-31 449 627 89 300 2293 71.7

13 All-Time Records Points Field Goals Made 1. Matt Stuart 1,888 1989-94 1. Stuart 716 2. Brian Tonkovich 1,855 1994-98 2. B. Tonkovich 688 3. Derek Bailey 1,643 1992-96 3. Bailey 607 4. Tom Tonkovich 1,489 1996-00 4. T. Tonkovich 532 5. Ryan Tremblay 1,241 1995-99 5. Muhammad 500 6. Ed Elam 1,197 1992-96 Field Goal Percentage 7. Paul Tonkovich 1,183 1999-03 1. T. Tonkovich (532-800) .665 8. Sulaiman Muhammad 1,147 1999-03 2. Muhammad (500-856) .584 9. Shawn McCray 1,059 1987-89 3. P. Tonkovich (436-764) .571 10. Michael Pero 1,046 1999-03 4. Turner (264-464) .569 11. Robert Hairs 1,034 1991-95 5. B. Tonkovich (688-1211) .568 12. Quabir Nickerson 980 1995-99 Three-Point Field Goals 13. John McPartland 968 1996-00 1. Tremblay 261 14. Ted Sochaski 875 1990-92 2. Pero 177 15. Robbie Williams 864 1987-89 3. Kerr 149 16. Chris Doneski 853 1987-89 4. Costello 128 17. Ron Harris 794 2003-05 5. Nickerson 109 18. Bob Costello 710 1987-91 Three-Point Field Goal Percentage 19. Joe Kerr 709 1991-94 1. Costello (128-297) .431 20. Brian Gaccione 688 1991-95 2. Gardener (100-234) .427 21. Lee Turner 672 1990-94 3. Pero (177-417) .424 22. Steve Soutter 667 1989-91 4. Mark Kelly (78-185) .422 23. Ken DiLeo 642 1987-89 5. Tremblay (261-637) .409 24. Eric Weston 596 1987-91 Steals 25. Tre Gardner 592 2000-03 1. Elam 238 Free Throws Made 2. Nickerson 233 1. B. Tonkovich 487 3. Tremblay 219 2. Stuart 452 4. Harris 183 3. T. Tonkovich 425 5. Hairs 158 4. Bailey 357 Blocked Shots 5. P. Tonkovich 311 1. Muhammad 191 Rebounds 2. Stuart 156 1. T. Tonkovich 683-366-1049 3. Weston 103 2. B. Tonkovich 558-485-1043 4. P. Tonkovich 88 3. P. Tonkovich 631-306-937 5. Pero 50 4. Stuart 538-305-843 Assists 5. Bailey 481-343-824 1. Gaccione 803 Free Throw Percentage 2. Tremblay 424 1. Doneski (162-202) .802 3. Costello 403 2. Pero (197-255) .733 4. Gardener 367 3. DeStefano (153-201) .761 5. Elam 350 4. Bailey (357-470) .760 5. Manny Perez (168-225) .747

14 Administration and Support Staff Sister Elaine Keenan, O.P. Diane Froehlich Vice President and Dean for Student Life Head Athletic Trainer Sister Elaine Keenan is in her third year as Vice Diane Froehlich begins her second year at President and Dean for Student Life at Caldwell Caldwell College as the Athletic Trainer. Before College. Sister Elaine has had a very close joining the Cougars, Froehlich was a graduate affiliation with the College, as a Board of Trustee assistant at the University at Buffalo for two years. A member as well as a member of the Sisters of Saint native of Montgomery, N.Y., Froehlich was the Dominic. Her experience with a variety of ministries, trainer for the track and field teams at Buffalo and her proven leadership skills and personal also worked with the football team during her characteristics make her an invaluable resource to graduate assistantship. She earned her Masters of the College and a very effective advocate for the Education degree in 2004 at Buffalo, and also students of Caldwell College. holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Exercise Science from Buffalo. Froehlich Since 1979, Sister Elaine has served as a Pastoral Associate for Parish Life received her NATA-BOC athletic trainer certification in November of 2002. She and Outreach at Sacred Heart in Jersey City. She was a member of the core currently resides in Jersey City, N.J. leadership team for this inner city parish. Her primary responsibility for service to the parish community involved the planning of Liturgical celebrations, sacramental Matt McLagan preparation, religious education of youth and adults and parish social events. Sports Information Director Sister Elaine also provided counseling and spiritual direction to individuals and Matt McLagan is in his second year at Caldwell retreat experiences for teens and adults. College. Prior to arriving at Caldwell, he served as As Director of Outreach Services, Sister Elaine coordinated the Emergency assistant sports information director at Food Pantry, St. Martin’s Kitchen, and an extensive “Giving Tree” project that Commonwealth University in Richmond, Va., for provided gifts for over 700 people each Christmas. Children were provided with two years. A native of West St. Paul, Minn., cultural, social, athletic and educational experiences through the Sacred Heart McLagan attended Concordia College in Enrichment Program. The City of Jersey City presented her with a Woman of Moorhead, Minn., where he was a member of the Action award in 1992 for her service to the community. soccer team. In 1992, he earned a Bachelor of She earned her Masters degree in Counselor Education from Seton Hall Arts degree in English from the University of University and her Bachelor’s degree in Mathematics and Education from . He also received his teaching certificate from the University of St. Caldwell College. Thomas (Minn.) and later worked in the Scottsdale (Ariz.) school system as a substitute teacher and soccer coach. Prior to working in sports information, Patrick Sime McLagan spent five years in the corporate communications field. This past fall, Faculty Athletic Representative McLagan joined the Cougar men’s soccer team as an assistant coach. Patrick Sime is in his sixth year as the faculty McLagan and his wife and two children live in Randolph, N.J. athletic representative for the Cougar athletic department. As the faculty representative, Sime Lisa Bateman assists the department with NCAA compliance Administrative Assistant issues. He is an Associate Professor of Mathematics Lisa Bateman has worked at Caldwell College since at Caldwell College, and has been a full-time 1999 and in the Cougar athletic department since faculty member at the College for 12 years, 2000. Prior to coming to Caldwell, Bateman teaching all levels of undergraduate mathematics. worked was a ticket broker, a Sheriff’s Officer in Sime received a Ph.D. in Mathematics from the Passaic County and also worked in customer University of Maryland in 1992. He earned his B.A. in Mathematics from Rutgers service. A native of Totowa, N.J., Bateman briefly University-Newark (N.J.) in 1986. lived in before returning to New Jersey and working in Caldwell College’s Sandra Jennings department of theology and philosophy. She is an Director of Academic Advisement avid Seattle Seahawks fan who also enjoys the Caldwell College basketball Sandra Jennings is a graduate of Fordham teams and the New Jersey Devils. Bateman lives in Totowa, N.J., with her two University’s Graduate School of Education and also children, Stephanie, 18, and John, 10. holds a BS degree in Humanities from The College of New Rochelle (N.Y.). Jennings joined Caldwell College as the Director of Academic Advisement in January, 2003. As one of her primary responsibilities, she functions as academic liaison. She works with faculty, students and the College’s Athletic Department to closely monitor the advisement and academic eligibility of all Caldwell’s student-athletes. Jennings has over 15 years experience working with students in higher education and takes great pleasure in any contribution she can make toward helping them grow and develop as independent individuals. Jennings resides in Rockland County with her husband and three sons.

15 s she begins her sixth season as the head her height, led the team in rebounding as a women’s basketball coach at Caldwell College, freshman with 6.3 boards per game. She also A Nicole Durnien-Amato has several things she scored 9.2 points per contest while leading the didn’t have at the start of last season. The Cougars in field goal percentage at Cougars had a roster of just nine players with no 46.1 percent. returning starters and one player from the “Dana is our workhorse,” Durnien-Amato previous year, as her undersized team went 9- said. “She goes in, mixes things up and does all 18 in 2004-05. With a record of 8-14 in of the little things as hard as she can. She plays Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference above and beyond herself and brings play, Durnien-Amato’s squad such a positive energy to the team.” finished ninth and failed to Sophomore forward Melissa qualify for the CACC Freeman also returns after Tournament for the first time recording 1.5 blocks per in her tenure at Caldwell. game as a freshman to rank This season, Durnien- eighth in the Amato has 13 players CACC.Freeman showed on the roster, six of good athleticism and the whom earned valuable potential to develop into experience last year, a solid offensive player with three players who after scoring 7.1 points started every game in 2005-2006 per game last season. which they played. The Gaudious comes to Cougars also have three Women’s Caldwell after spending players who are listed at 5- two years at Brookdale 11 or taller, giving Durnien- Basketball Community College, where Amato more of a presence in she dominated the glass, the paint than a year ago, Preview averaging 11.3 rebounds per when the Cougars were out- game in her career. A banger inside rebounded by almost three boards per who adds a physical presence in the game. paint, Gaudious also is an excellent passer “We have a lot of depth this year at every who dished out 4.1 assists per game while position, unlike last season,” Durnien-Amato scoring 10.3 points per contest over two said. “We also have people who can play seasons. Prim, who possesses outstanding multiple positions, and that gives us some athleticism and leaping ability, should help flexibility with our lineup and allows us to do a improve the Cougars’ interior defense in her first variety of things offensively and defensively.” season. Freshman Alexis Demby likes physical The depth on this year’s team is most play in the paint and provides the Cougars with apparent in the frontcourt, where 6-2 transfer another solid rebounder. Amy Gaudious and 6-0 freshman Janay Prim In the backcourt, the Cougars return two of join 5-11 returnee Melissa Freeman to help the three starters, including leading scorer Shannon Cougars match up with some of their taller Coyle, who averaged 10.2 points per game as opponents. “We will have a more even a sophomore in 2004-05. Coyle, who was offensive attack with the frontcourt players we used mostly at the point last season, is an have this season,” Durnien-Amato said. “Last excellent shooter who made 47 threes and year we were pleased to get any type of ranked fourth in the conference in three-point contribution from our forwards, but I can expect shooting percentage at 34.3 percent. Sophomore forward Melissa Freeman more production from them this year.” “Shannon is a great floor leader who brings One forward the Cougars could count on composure to the court,” Durnien-Amato said. was 5-7 sophomore Dana Leary, who, despite “She’s good under pressure and can score when 16 we need her to. She also brings a lot of guards each bring a different strength to continuity from last year, and has helped the team. Chicago, Ill., native Laura Ciesla get everyone on the same page.” is an outstanding shooter, Camille Durnien-Amato would like to take Mammolite is a good ball-handler and a advantage of Coyle’s shooting prowess tireless worker, and Tanisha Cooley excels and move her to off-guard, a change that on the defensive end of the court. All four indicates how much sophomore Phylicia will give the Cougars different options in Holmes has improved since her freshman the backcourt as Durnien-Amato blends the season. Holmes, who was hampered by incoming players with her returnees. injuries that forced her to miss four games “Although we don’t have eight-ninths a year ago, is healthy and playing well of our roster making their debut for us this at the point for the Cougars in the season like we did last year, over half preseason. of our players are new,” she “Phylicia is a completely said. “Having a large group different player this year,” “We want to be of newcomers presents a Durnien-Amato said. “She’s one of the top problem for us as far as playing more confident defensive teams in getting everyone on the and controlled on the the conference, and same page and offensive end and looking we want to make integrating them into to contribute more than our system.” she was last season. Now the playoffs.” The non-conference that she’s healthy, Phylicia is schedule is highlighted by a much better defender Nicole Durnien-Amato a trip to Columbus, Ga., Head Coach without having to deal with where they will face a pair of pain. Overall, she’s just able to teams in Columbus State and play at her full potential athletically Georgia College who received votes in and physically.” the USA Today/ESPN Division II Junior guard Amy Ransom also is back Preseason Top 25 Poll. The Cougars’ other after averaging 7.4 points and 3.3 non-conference foe, Southern Connecticut rebounds per game while starting all 27 State, also appears in the poll. Defending games last season. Ransom, who conference champion Holy Family, the transferred from South Carolina-Aiken with University of Sciences and Bloomfield Coyle last fall, is a versatile player who College figure to battle for the CACC title, can shoot from outside as well as drive to as the conference welcomes Philadelphia the basket. The co-captain also brings University from the New York Collegiate toughness and hustle to the court while Athletic Conference this season. The leading her team by example. Sophomore Cougars were picked to finish ninth in the guard Melissa Shubiak, a reserve who CACC by the league’s 13 head coaches, played in all 27 games last season, but Durnien-Amato feels her team is much returns to provide instant offense with her improved over last season. outside shooting. “If we can reach our potential as a The Cougars have added four team, we should have a lot of success newcomers to the mix in the backcourt. this year,” she said. “We want to be one Junior Becky Piper, a teammate of Gaudious’ of the top defensive teams in the at Brookdale, is an experienced point conference, and we want to make the Sophomore guard Phylicia Holmes guard that can score as well as distribute playoffs. The other coaches picked us the ball. Piper scored 13.9 points per ninth in the preseason, but I think we’re game while also swiping 154 steals over going to shock a few people.” two years at Brookdale. The three freshmen 17 icole Durnien-Amato begins her sixth year as head Durnien-Amato said. “Through last year and heading into this coach of the women’s basketball team at Caldwell season, we’ve been building for the future with a lot of new N College. Although still a few years shy of her 30th faces, and we feel the team has made great strides. Now that birthday, Durnien-Amato is no longer a coaching neophyte, but we have several players who gained a lot of experience last a grizzled veteran with 83 career victories season, our expectations for this season and three seasons with 20 or more wins are higher.” under her belt. Including one season as an Since arriving in the fall of 1999, assistant coach, Durnien-Amato has been Durnien-Amato also has served as an on the Cougars’ bench for two of assistant athletic director and Caldwell’s Caldwell’s three appearances in the NAIA senior women’s administrator. In addition national tournament as well as a to her coaching responsibilities, she is in Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference charge of athletic facilities and game Tournament title. Her career record in five management for all of Caldwell’s 10 seasons at Caldwell is 83-59. intercollegiate sports. Durnien-Amato came to Caldwell “When we hired Nicole, it was a big College before the 1999-2000 season as step in our development as an athletic an assistant to then - head coach Bob program, especially with our transition to Costello. That season, the Cougars the NCAA,” Caldwell Executive Director of captured the CACC regular-season crown Athletics Mark Corino said. “She has and qualified for the NAIA Tournament, assumed a great deal of responsibility and finishing 19-8. When Costello stepped Head Coach has done it well.” down at the end of that season, Durnien- Durnien-Amato is a 1999 graduate Amato was named the head coach at the Nicole Durnien- of Villanova University, where she age of 23. Amato earned a Bachelor’s degree. While at If she needed an adjustment period, it Villanova ‘99 Villanova, she was a member of the didn’t show as the Cougars won at least 6th season crew team. Durnien-Amato started her 20 games in each of Durnien-Amato’s first collegiate career at Rowan (N.J.) three seasons, starting with a 20-8 mark in College, where she played basketball 2000-01. In just her second season, Durnien-Amato led the and ran track from 1995 to 1997. Cougars back to the NAIA Tournament as her team went 21-9. Prior to her arrival at Caldwell, she was an assistant The following year the Cougars captured the CACC basketball coach at Rosemont (Pa.) College. Tournament en route to a 21-8 record in 2002-03. A native of Middletown, N.J., Durnien-Amato currently “In my first four seasons as head coach, we were fortunate resides in Montclair, N.J., with her dog, Lacie. to have a core of experienced players that we could rely on,”

18 Jen Carleton Kevin Reilly Assistant Coach Assistant Coach Caldwell College ’03 (third season) Manhattan College ’79 (first season) Jen Carleton begins her third season Kevin Reilly joins the women’s as an assistant coach and her seventh basketball coaching staff this season as straight year with the women’s basketball an assistant coach. This is Reilly’s second program at Caldwell College. Carleton, stint at Caldwell College, having been who earned a Bachelor’s degree in an assistant coach to Cougar men’s communications at the College in 2003, basketball coach Mark Corino for the wore the Scarlet, White and Gold as a 1989-90 season. In addition to his time player from 1999 to 2003. The sharp- at Caldwell, Reilly also served as an shooting Carleton made a school-record assistant coach for the men’s and 149 three- pointers in her career, women’s basketball teams at Farleigh including 64 during her senior season. Dickinson University in Madison, N.J. She finished with 565 points in her four- On the high school level, Reilly has year career at Caldwell, while helping coached varsity basketball at five high the Cougars capture the 2003 CACC schools, including successful state Tournament title in her final collegiate tournament runs at Wayne Valley High game. A native of Jackson, N.J., School in 1988 and 1989. Carleton set the Jackson High School A native of Brooklyn, N.Y., Reilly record for most career three-pointers played basketball at Xaverian High while earning All- School and spent a season on the honors as a junior and senior. basketball team at Manhattan College. This fall, Carleton was hired as He graduated from Manhattan in 1979. Caldwell’s men’s and women’s tennis Currently, Reilly teaches adapted physical coach, as well as the athletic equipment education in the West Orange Public coordinator. She currently resides in Schools. He also directs the St. Catherine Bayville, N.J. of Siena Basketball Camp in Cedar Grove, N.J. Reilly and his wife Marie reside in Cedar Grove with their two daughters Tara, 14, and Caitlin, 13.

19 2005-2006 Women’s Basketball Roster

NUMERICAL ROSTER NO. NAME YEAR HT. POS. HOMETOWN/HIGH SCHOOL 3 Dana Leary SO 5-7 G/F Bridgewater, NJ/Immaculata 10 Melissa Freeman SO 5-11 F Cresskill, NJ/Cresskill 20 Phylicia Holmes SO 5-8 G Roselle, NJ/Roselle 21 Shannon Coyle JR 5-5 G Matawan, NJ/St. John Vianney 22 Becky Piper JR 5-8 G Farmingdale, NJ/Colts Neck 23 Melissa Shubiak SO 5-7 G Manville, NJ/Immaculata 24 Amy Ransom JR 5-8 G Chattanooga, TN/Notre Dame 25 Janay Prim FR 6-0 F Ansonia, CT/Kolbe Cathedral 30 Laura Ciesla FR 5-6 G Chicago, IL/Lane Tech 32 Tanisha Cooley FR 5-6 G Highland Park, NJ/Highland Park 34 Camille Mammolite FR 5-6 G Scotch Plains, NJ/Mount St. Mary 42 Amy Gaudious JR 6-2 F Long Branch, NJ/Long Branch 45 Alexis Demby FR 5-7 F West New York, NJ/Memorial

ALPHABETICAL ROSTER NO. NAME YEAR HT. POS. HOMETOWN/HIGH SCHOOL 30 Laura Ciesla FR 5-6 G Chicago, IL/Lane Tech 32 Tanisha Cooley FR 5-6 G Highland Park, NJ/Highland Park 21 Shannon Coyle JR 5-5 G Matawan, NJ/St. John Vianney 45 Alexis Demby FR 5-7 F West New York, NJ/Memorial 10 Melissa Freeman SO 5-11 F Cresskill, NJ/Cresskill 42 Amy Gaudious JR 6-2 F Long Branch, NJ/Long Branch 20 Phylicia Holmes SO 5-8 G Roselle, NJ/Roselle 3 Dana Leary SO 5-7 G/F Bridgewater, NJ/Immaculata 34 Camille Mammolite FR 5-6 G Scotch Plains, NJ/Mount St. Mary 22 Becky Piper JR 5-8 G Farmingdale, NJ/Colts Neck 25 Janay Prim FR 6-0 F Ansonia, CT/Kolbe Cathedral 24 Amy Ransom JR 5-8 G Chattanooga, TN/Notre Dame 23 Melissa Shubiak SO 5-7 G Manville, NJ/Immaculata

ROSTER BREAKDOWN Head Coach: By Class By Position Nicole Durnien-Amato Juniors (4) Dana Leary Guards (8) Forwards (5) sixth season at Caldwell Shannon Coyle Melissa Shubiak Laura Ciesla Alexis Demby Assistant Coaches: Amy Gaudious Freshmen (5) Tanisha Cooley Melissa Freeman Jen Carleton third season Becky Piper Laura Ciesla Shannon Coyle Amy Gaudious Kevin Reilly Amy Ransom Tanisha Cooley Phylicia Holmes Dana Leary first season Sophomores (4) Alexis Demby Camille Mammolite Janay Prim Athletic Trainer: Melissa Freeman Camille Mammolite Becky Piper Diane Froehlich Phylicia Holmes Janay Prim Amy Ransom Melissa Shubiak

20 #21 Shannon Coyle 5-5 Junior Guard Matawan, NJ/St. John Vianney High School Major: Education ● Led the team in scoring with 10.2 points per game in her first season at Caldwell College ● Named CACC Player of the Week on Dec. 20 after recording 15 points, seven boards, three assists and three steals vs. St. Rose Dec. 18 ● Scored a career-high 19 points while hitting 5-of-7 from three-point range in a 108- 52 win over Goldey-Beacom Jan. 15 ● Dished out nine assists at Goldey-Beacom Feb. 19 ● Ranked fourth in the CACC in three-point shooting percentage (.343) ● Played one season at South Carolina-Aiken before coming to Caldwell College in 2004 Career Highs Points: 19, vs. Goldey-Beacom 1/15/05 Rebounds: 7, vs. St. Rose 12/18/04 Assists: 9, at Goldey-Beacom 2/19/05 Steals: 4, three times Blocks: 1, twice Career Statistics YEAR GP-GS FG-FGA PCT 3FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT ORB DRB TR RPG PF AST TO BS ST PTS PPG 2004-05 26-26 83-239 .347 47-137 .343 53-78 .679 14 61 75 2.9 53 71 84 2 44 266 10.2 Totals 26-26 83-239 .347 47-137 .343 53-78 .679 14 61 75 2.9 53 71 84 2 44 266 10.2

#24 Amy Ransom 5-8 Junior Guard Chattanooga, TN/Notre Dame High School Major: Criminal Justice ● Started all 27 games for the Cougars in her first season at Caldwell College ● Ranked seventh in the CACC in free throw shooting (.776) ● Tallied a career-high 18 points in back-to-back games against Dominican Jan. 13 and Goldey-Beacom Jan. 15 ● Recorded a double-double with 14 points and a career-best 10 rebounds in a 92-83 win over Felician Feb. 5 ● Transferred from South Carolina-Aiken, where she played in 17 games as a freshman in 2003-04 Career Highs Points: 18, twice Rebounds: 10, vs. Felician 2/5/05 Assists: 4, vs. Georgian Court 1/6/05 Steals: 3, vs. St. Rose 12/18/04 Blocks: 1, three times Career Statistics YEAR GP-GS FG-FGA PCT 3FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT ORB DRB TR RPG PF AST TO BS ST PTS PPG 2004-05 27-27 71-163 .436 6-19 .316 52-67 .776 34 54 88 3.3 64 30 37 3 18 200 7.4 Totals 27-27 71-163 .436 6-19 .316 52-67 .776 34 54 88 3.3 64 30 37 3 18 200 7.4

21 #10 Melissa Freeman 5-11 Sophomore Forward Cresskill, NJ/Cresskill High School Major: Psychology ● Played in all 27 games as a freshman, averaging 7.1 points and 4.9 rebounds per game ● Ranked eighth in the CACC with 1.5 blocks per game ● Swatted a career-high six shots at Nyack Dec. 2 ● Notched a career-best 17 points in the Cougars’ 84-75 win at Goldey-Beacom Feb. 19 ● Named second team all-Bergen County and third team all-North Jersey while at Cresskill High School Career Highs Points: 17, at Goldey-Beacom 2/19/05 Rebounds: 12, vs. Post 12/9/04 Assists: 2, four times Steals: 3, vs. Goldey-Beacom 1/15/05 Blocks: 6, at Nyack 12/2/04

Career Statistics YEAR GP-GS FG-FGA PCT 3FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT ORB DRB TR RPG PF AST TO BS ST PTS PPG 2004-05 27-0 71-184 .386 0-0 .000 51-91 .560 44 88 132 4.9 48 15 40 31 17 193 7.1 Totals 27-0 71-184 .386 0-0 .000 51-91 .560 44 88 132 4.9 48 15 40 31 17 193 7.1

#20 Phylicia Holmes 5-8 Sophomore Guard Roselle, NJ/Roselle High School Major: Psychology ● Saw action in 23 games last season, earning one start ● Recorded her first double-double in her start against Wilmington Feb. 7, with 13 points and 10 boards ● Missed four games in December due to injury ● A member of the Union County All-Star team after her senior season at Roselle High School Career Highs Points: 13, vs. Wilmington 2/7/05 Rebounds: 10, vs. Wilmington 2/7/05 Assists: 4, vs. Wilmington 2/7/05 Steals: 2, five times Blocks: 1, twice

Career Statistics YEAR GP-GS FG-FGA PCT 3FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT ORB DRB TR RPG PF AST TO BS ST PTS PPG 2004-05 23-1 33-112 .295 1-10 .100 19-45 .422 39 43 82 3.6 37 26 36 2 17 86 3.7 Totals 23-1 33-112 .295 1-10 .100 19-45 .422 39 43 82 3.6 37 26 36 2 17 86 3.7

22 #3 Dana Leary 5-7 Sophomore Guard/Forward Bridgewater, NJ/Immaculata High School Major: Psychology ● Paced the Cougars with 6.3 rebounds per game as a freshman ● Started all 27 games, averaging 9.2 points per contest ● Went 8-of-10 from the field en route to a career-high 21 points vs. Wilmington Feb. 7 ● Notched four double-doubles, including a 15-point, 15-rebound performance vs. Post Dec. 9 ● Dished out 70 assists to rank second on the team Career Highs Points: 21, vs. Wilmington 2/7/05 Rebounds: 15, vs. Post 12/9/04 Assists: 6, twice Steals: 5, at Nyack 12/2/04 Blocks: 2, vs. NJIT 1/11/05

Career Statistics YEAR GP-GS FG-FGA PCT 3FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT ORB DRB TR RPG PF AST TO BS ST PTS PPG 2004-05 27-27 105-228 .461 0-2 .000 38-94 .404 86 83 169 6.3 57 70 59 6 26 248 9.2 Totals 27-27 105-228 .461 0-2 .000 38-94 .404 86 83 169 6.3 57 70 59 6 26 248 9.2

#23 Melissa Shubiak 5-7 Sophomore Guard Manville, NJ/Immaculata High School Major: Early Childhood Education ● One of six players to play in all 27 games last season ● Went 9-of-10 from the free throw line en route to 12 points against Post Dec. 9 ● Matched her career best with 12 points on 5-of-8 shooting from the field vs. Goldey- Beacom Jan. 15 ● Named Female Athlete of the Year as a senior at Immaculata High School Career Highs Points: 12, twice Rebounds: 5, twice Assists: 6, vs. Holy Family 2/25/05 Steals: 4, vs. Dominican 2/9/05 Blocks: 1, vs. Nyack 1/27/05

Career Statistics YEAR GP-GS FG-FGA PCT 3FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT ORB DRB TR RPG PF AST TO BS ST PTS PPG 2004-05 27-0 29-97 .299 10-46 .217 19-29 .655 28 30 58 2.1 24 28 23 1 19 87 3.2 Totals 27-0 29-97 .299 10-46 .217 19-29 .655 28 30 58 2.1 24 28 23 1 19 87 3.2

23 #42 Amy Gaudious 6-2 Junior Forward Long Branch, NJ/ Major: Psychology ● Strong rebounder who transferred from Brookdale C.C. ● Grabbed 621 rebounds in 55 games at Brookdale for an average of 11.3 per game ● Averaged 11.4 points per game last season at Brookdale ● Also dished out 4.1 assists per contest over the past two seasons

Durnien-Amato on Gaudious: “Amy gives us a strong inside presence with good post moves. She runs the court well and is also a good passer. The fact that she can shoot from outside as well as power it up inside makes her hard to defend.”

#22 Becky Piper 5-8 Junior Guard Farmingdale, NJ/Colts Neck High School Major: Business Administration ● Transfer from Brookdale C.C. who will compete to start at point guard ● Averaged 13.9 points, 5.6 rebounds and 3.7 assists in two seasons at Brookdale ● Shot 35.5 percent from three-point range while at Brookdale, making 66 threes ● Also swiped 154 steals over two seasons

Durnien-Amato on Piper: “Becky is a good ball-handler that sees the court well. She is a good distributor of the ball and can create scoring opportunities for herself as well as for her teammates.”

#30 Laura Ciesla 5-6 Freshman Guard Chicago, IL/Lane Tech High School Major: Education ● A versatile and talented offensive player ● One of five players in the Chicago area named an Academic All-Star for academic and athletic achievement ● Selected all-conference as a junior and all-section as a senior at Lane Tech High School

Durnien-Amato on Ciesla: “Laura is an athletic guard who looks to create her shot. She is an offensive threat from outside and she can score off the dribble.”

24 #32 Tanisha Cooley 5-6 Freshman Guard Highland Park, NJ/Highland Park High School Major: Education ● A solid defensive player in the backcourt ● Selected team MVP twice at Highland Park High School ● Also named all-division two times at Highland Park

Durnien-Amato on Cooley: “Tanisha is a quick and athletic defender who will give us a spark off the bench.”

#45 Alexis Demby 5-7 Freshman Forward West New York, NJ/Memorial High School Major: Undecided ● Physical post player who is expected to bolster the Cougars’ frontcourt ● Named team MVP as a senior at Memorial High School ● Finished her high school career as Memorial’s all-time leading scorer with over 1,000 points

Durnien-Amato on Demby: “Alexis gives us a strong presence inside. Her ability to battle inside for rebounds will make her a major contributing factor to our team.”

#34 Camille Mammolite 5-6 Freshman Guard Scotch Plains, NJ/Mount St. Mary Academy Major: Education ● Gritty hard-nosed guard who will provide a spark off the bench ● Chosen first team all-Mountain Valley Conference her senior year at Mount St. Mary Academy ● Set the school record with seven three-pointers in a game

Durnien-Amato on Mammolite: “Camille is one of the hardest working players I’ve seen. She is a strong defender that will make an immediate impact.”

25 #25 Janay Prim 6-0 Freshman Forward Ansonia, CT/Kolbe Cathedral High School Major: Psychology ● Athletic forward who excels on the defensive end of the court ● Selected to the all-Patriot Division team and received all-state honorable mention at Kolbe Cathedral High School in Bridgeport, Conn. ● Helped Kolbe Cathedral capture state titles her junior and senior seasons

Durnien-Amato on Prim: “Janay is a fundamentally-sound player with the athleticism to back it up. She should be a major contributor on both ends of the court.”

Through the Years

Nicole Campbell 1993-97 Gina Borea 1,455 Career Points 1984-88 2-time NAIA All-American 1,990 Career Points 3rd Team

Antrinette Barrino Danielle Ciresi 1997-2002 1987-91 1,578 Career Points 2,491 Career Points 1,192 Career Rebounds 24.4 ppg 2002 NAIA All-American 10th all-time NAIA 2nd Team

Monica Snook 1990-94 Shenee Clarke 1,957 Career Points 2000-04 2-time NAIA All-American 1,583 Career Points Honorable Mention

26 2004-2005 Season in Review OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES 9-18 6-7 3-10 0-1 CACC GAMES 8-14 5-6 3-8 0-0 NON-CONFERENCE 1-4 1-1 0-2 0-1

Date Opponent Score Record (CACC) High Points High Rebounds 11/19/04 ^vs. Assumption L, 35-73 0-1 10-Holmes 4-Freeman 11/20/04 ^at Stonehill L, 35-62 0-2 9-Coyle 8-Leary 11/28/04 BLOOMSBURG UNIVERSITY L, 49-64 0-3 13-Coyle 7-Murray 12/2/04 *at Nyack College W, 60-54 1-3 (1-0) 18-McIntyre 10-Leary 12/4/04 *BLOOMFIELD COLLEGE L, 59-82 1-4 (1-1) 11-Coyle 9-Ransom 12/9/04 *POST UNIVERSITY W, 81-69 2-4 (2-1) 17-McIntyre 15-Leary 12/11/04 *at Felician College L, 56-66 2-5 (2-2) 12-Freeman 6-McIntyre 12/18/04 COLLEGE OF ST. ROSE W, 67-61 3-5 (2-2) 15-Coyle 7-Green, Coyle 12/29/04 at Southern Connecticut St. L, 31-78 3-6 (2-2) 8-Coyle 6-Freeman 1/6/05 *GEORGIAN COURT W, 75-66 4-6 (3-2) 17-Coyle 10-Murray 1/11/05 *NJIT L, 52-70 4-7 (3-3) 14-Coyle 9-Murray 1/13/05 *at Dominican College L, 70-72 4-8 (3-4) 18-Ransom 7-Ransom 1/15/05 *GOLDEY-BEACOM W, 108-52 5-8 (4-4) 19-Coyle 8-Murray 1/18/05 *at USP L, 50-57 5-9 (4-5) 19-Leary 12-Leary 1/20/05 *at Holy Family L, 62-85 5-10 (4-6) 17-Ransom 6-Leary, Murray 1/27/05 *NYACK COLLEGE W, 67-50 6-10 (5-6) 14-Murray 9-Murray, Freeman 1/29/05 *at Bloomfield College L, 47-50 6-11 (5-7) 9-Murray 8-Murray, Leary 2/3/05 *at Post University L, 56-60 6-12 (5-8) 21-Murray 9-Murray 2/5/05 *FELICIAN COLLEGE W, 92-83 7-12 (6-8) 18-Murray 10-Ransom 2/7/05 *WILMINGTON COLLEGE L, 72-83 7-13 (6-9) 21-Leary 10-Holmes 2/9/05 *DOMINICAN COLLEGE L, 54-63 7-14 (6-10) 14-Murray 8-Leary 2/12/05 *at Georgian Court W, 79-73 8-14 (7-10) 15-McIntyre 10-Leary 2/15/05 *at NJIT L, 56-77 8-15 (7-11) 16-Leary 7-Leary 2/19/05 *at Goldey-Beacom W, 84-75 9-15 (8-11) 20-Murray 10-Murray 2/22/05 *USP L, 63-78 9-16 (8-12) 13-Coyle, Murray 10-Leary 2/25/05 *HOLY FAMILY L, 43-64 9-17 (8-13) 12-Murray, Leary 9-Leary 2/26/05 *at Wilmington College L, 66-67 9-18 (8-14) 16-Murray 11-Murray Home games in CAPS; * - CACC game; ^ - Stonehill Tournament Player Statistics Rebounds PLAYER GP-GS MIN-AVG FG-FGA PCT 3FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT Off-Def TOT AVG PF-FO A TO BLK STL PTS AVG Shannon Coyle 26-26 808-31.1 83-239 .347 47-137 .343 53-78 .679 14-61 75 2.9 53-1 71 84 2 44 266 10.2 Jenn Murray 27-27 986-36.5 89-269 .331 39-126 .310 47-58 .810 49-115 164 6.1 43-0 68 83 2 25 264 9.8 Dana Leary 27-27 787-29.1 105-228 .461 0-2 .000 38-94 .404 86-83 169 6.3 57-0 70 59 6 26 248 9.2 Amy Ransom 27-27 559-20.7 71-163 .436 6-19 .316 52-67 .776 34-54 88 3.3 64-0 30 37 3 18 200 7.4 Corrie McIntyre 27-25 574-21.3 73-211 .346 10-32 .313 38-62 .613 22-44 66 2.4 20-0 49 46 2 37 194 7.2 Melissa Freeman 27-0 512-19.0 71-184 .386 0-0 .000 51-91 .560 44-88 132 4.9 48-0 15 40 31 17 193 7.1 Cecilia Green 25-2 405-16.2 50-125 .400 0-1 .000 31-50 .620 32-55 87 3.5 39-1 12 33 5 21 131 5.2 Phylicia Holmes 23-1 383-16.7 33-112 .295 1-10 .100 19-45 .422 39-43 82 3.6 37-0 26 36 2 17 86 3.7 Melissa Shubiak 27-0 386-14.3 29-97 .299 10-46 .217 19-29 .655 28-30 58 2.1 24-1 28 23 1 19 87 3.2 TEAM 66-53 119 4.4 0 20 Cougars Total 27 5400 604-1628 .371 113-373 .303 348-574 .606 414-626 1040 38.5 385-3 369 461 54 224 1669 61.8 Opponents 27 5400 712-1672 .426 121-351 .345 289-405 .714 386-731 1117 41.4 472-13 422 484 128 229 1834 67.9

27 Caldwell College is a Catholic, co-educational liberal arts institution rooted in a proud 800-year-old Dominican tradition of rigorous scholarship, committed teaching and ethical values. U.S. News and World Report recently ranked the College among the 25 best comprehensive colleges in the North. Founded in 1939 by the sisters of Saint Dominic, Caldwell College is located on a beautiful, secure 70 acre wooded campus in suburban New Jersey, 20 miles west of New York City. Students can take advantage of numerous educational, cultural and social experiences, yet enjoy a relaxed campus atmosphere. Caldwell College Athletic Department Mission Statement

The Department of Athletics at Caldwell College is committed to providing a quality academic and athletic experience in order to meet the diverse need of its student-athletes. Through sponsorship of a wide variety of intercollegiate programs, appropriate academic counseling and advisement, as well as social support activities, the department strives to ensure the academic, athletic, social, physical and emotional growth of each individual student-athlete. The Athletic Department insists that its athletes, coaches, staff and administration conduct themselves in a manner that exemplifies sportsmanship, ethics and respect, both among themselves and toward all opposing athletes, coaches, staff and administration. The Athletic Department also seeks to provide athletic and recreational opportunities to all members of the College community, including traditional and non-traditional students, faculty, staff, administration an alumni. The Caldwell College Department of Athletics is committed to excellence in academics and athletics by offering equal opportunity to all individuals, irrespective of sex, race or national origin.

28 2005 2006 Sat. 18 *N.J.I.T. 8:00 PM 8:00 # -DominicanCollegeClassic,Orangeburg,NY CACCFinals(atU.ofSciences,Philadelphia,PA) * -CentralAtlanticCollegiateConferencegame 8:00PM CACCSemifinals(atU.ofSciences,Philadelphia,PA) 8:00PM Home gamesin 8:00PM 8:00PM Sat. 4 3:00PM Fri. 3 CACC FirstRound(athigherseed) MARCH 8:00PM *PhiladelphiaUniversity Tue. 28 *at UniversityofSciences Sat. 25 3:00PM *N.J.I.T. Tue. 21 *at NyackCollege *atWilmington College Sat. 18 8:00PM 8:00PM *atPostUniversity Tue. 14 8:00PM *BloomfieldCollege Sat. 11 *atGoldey-BeacomCollege 8:00 PM Thu. 9 Tue. 7 2:00PM Sat. 4 1:00PM 8:00PM FEBRUARY 4:00PM *DominicanCollege 1:00PM *atHolyFamilyUniversity Tue. *atFelicianCollege 31 6:00PM Thu. 26 *Goldey-BeacomCollege Tue. 24 *PostUniversity 7:00PM Sat. 21 *UniversityofSciences 1:00PM Tue. 17 *atDominicanCollege Sat. 14 *atPhiladelphiaUniversity #NewYork 6:00PM I.T. Thu. 12 8:00PM 8:00PM Tue. 10 College #Mercy Thu. 5 8:00PM 8:00PM Wed. 4 JANUARY PaceUniversity *FelicianCollege 2:00 PM Mon. 19 *WilmingtonCollege *HolyFamilyUniversity Sat. 17 *NyackCollege Sat. 10 *atBloomfieldCollege TBD Thu. 8 6:00PM Sat. 3 TBD 6:00PM Thu. 1 7:30PM *atN.J.I.T. DECEMBER DowlingCollege Tue. 29 EastStroudsburg Univ. Sun. 27 atRutgersUniversity(Exhib) DisneyTip-Off Classic Tue. 22 DisneyTip-Off Classic Wed. 16 vs.Southern Sun.13 Sat. 12 DisneyTip OffClassic,Orlando,FL Fri. 11 Fri. 11-13 NOVEMBER DA TE bold Men’s TEAM 2005 -2006Schedule

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