1..... Quick Facts 6..... 2013 Coaching Staff 2..... Greetings from the President 8..... 2013 Roster 3.....Greetings from the AD 9..... Meet The Panthers 4.....2013 Season Outlook 10...2013 Preseason Polls

CONTENTS 5.....2013 Schedule 11...2012 Season in Review

QUICK FACTS The State University of College at Old Westbury, as Location…..…………...... Old Westbury, New York part of this educational mission, strives to offer a program of President…...…………...... Dr. Calvin O. Butts, III NCAA Division III athletics that will meet the individual needs, Enrollment…...………...... …………….4,596 interest and abilities of all students who participate. Our goal is Founded………...... …………...... ……...... ….…….1965 to develop an environment that values cultural diversity and gen- Director of Athletics.....…...... Lenore Walsh der equity among student-athletes and staff. Nickname……...……...... …...... ……...... Panthers Colors………...…...... Green and Ivory The Athletic Department at Old Westbury is committed to Conference…...... ………….....…...... …....Skyline providing close interaction between its coaches, staff and stu- Home Field...... Panther Park dent-athletes. This will allow our participants an opportunity to strive for their personal best. We believe active participation on COACHING STAFF an intercollegiate team will provide such life time skills as leader- Head Coach....……..………...... Lauren Schneider ship, teamwork, sportsmanship and community service. Old Seasons at Old Westbury (Record)...... 1st (0-0) Westbury Athletics strives to attain competitive excellence in all Seasons (Record)...... 1st (0-0) sports programs. Local, regional and national achievement is a Office Phone………………...... 516.876.3466 goal for all teams. The mission of the Old Westbury Athletic Assistant Coach...... Brianna Day Program demands a commitment to excellence of the scholar Best time to reach Coach...... Contact SID athletes, who strives to lead in work, in the community and in life. MEDIA RELATIONS CREDITS

Director of Athletic Communications...... Harris Rappel The 2013 Old Westbury Women’s media guide is a 2013 Women’s Lacrosse SID Phone………..…...... ………...... 516.876.3032 publication of the Old Westbury Athletic Communications SID Fax…………...... …..……...... 516.876.3230 Department, written to assist the working media and designed to SID E-mail……...... [email protected] aid all media members in their coverage of Old Westbury Women’s Lacrosse.

OldWestburyPanthers 1 From the President...

Greetings... On behalf of SUNY College at Old Westbury, please let me welcome you to this event. Each athletic contest is not only a chance for our Panther teams to compete, but also a showcase for everything our college offers. Please drive or take a walk around campus. As you do, you will notice physical improvements either recently completed or now underway. Speak with our staff or faculty and hear their dedication and the mission of SUNY College at Old Westbury will shine through. And of course, get to know our students. Whether during competition in the spirit of NCAA Division III athletics or during class in one of our more than 50 undergraduate and graduate degree opportunities, our students' successes serve as testimony to our College's ability, as Long Island's only four-year public liberal arts and sciences college, to help the leaders of tomorrow realize their dreams. It is my wish that all who participate in this event do so in a spirit of healthy competition. Moreover, I hope the SUNY College at Old Westbury community gives you a reason to visit us again. Thank you for attending. Sincerely,

Dr. Calvin O. Butts III President SUNY College at Old Westbury

COLLEGE MISSION

SUNY College at Old Westbury is a dynamic and diverse public liberal arts college that fosters academic excellence through close interaction among students, faculty and staff. Old Westbury weaves the values of integrity, community engagement, and global citizenship into the fabric of its academic programs and campus life. In an environment that culti- vates critical thinking, empathy, creativity and intercultural understanding, we endeavor to stimulate a passion for learning and a commitment to building a more just and sustainable world. The College is a community of students, teachers, staff, and alumni bound together in mutual support, respect, and dedication to the Mission.

COLLEGE VISION STATEMENT: 2010 – 2015

To become a competitive, comprehensive college offering quality undergraduate and graduate degrees in the arts and sci- ences and professional areas to 4500 students on an attractive campus conducive to the needs of a growing residential and commuter student body.”

SUNY College at Old Westbury's Mission and Vision Statements were developed during a College-wide Strategic Planning process that included faculty, staff, administration, students, alumni and members of the College Council and College Foundation Board of Trustees. The College–wide Strategic Planning process took place between April 2009 and February 2010.

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2 OldWestburyPanthers From the Athletic Director...

Greetings... Welcome to SUNY College at Old Westbury Department of Athletics! We are a 13-team athletic program that competes on the NCAA Division III level as a member of the Skyline Conference. We are proud of our 13 athletic teams and inspiring coaches to more than 200 student-athletes who make up the proud athletic community of our college. This year we welcome the sport of Women’s Lacrosse to competition in Spring 2013.

The experience of a student-athlete is a unique one and we ensure that our student-athletes receive every possible benefit of this experience. The life of a student-athlete includes working with their coaches and their team to achieve the strongest athletic performance and highest standard of excellence possible in their sport. Along the way, our student-athletes hone their athletic skills and learn leadership skills, learn discipline and learn how to be part of a positive team. Student-athletes are students first, so keeping academics strong is always a priority whether it includes ensuring that student-athletes bring their studies to away games and/or connecting student-athletes with the best academic adviser or the best tutor for them. Our student-athletes graduate with much to show for their time at Old Westbury. They will have excelled academically and athletically and they will have developed many valuable skills in leadership, time management, self-discipline and teamwork that makes them very marketable candidates in their chosen fields.

Our community service efforts in which every team serves the community throughout the year will once again continue to exceed all expectations. The social enhancement and development of the student athlete is an important one and will not go unnoticed.

Our goal is to win Skyline Conference and national championships in every sport. Our track record for participation in Skyline Conference and ECAC post-season competition is strong and gets stronger every season. We work hard to achieve the best in each sport while ensuring that we exhibit the strongest sportsmanship ethic possible.

Our athletic administrators and coaches are here to help you in any way possible. Please don’t hesitate to approach or make an appointment with any of us for advice or assistance. I am confident the upcoming year will be an exciting and produc- tive one for all. 2013 Women’s Lacrosse

GO PANTHERS!

Sincerely,

Lenore Walsh Director of Athletics SUNY College at Old Westbury

OldWestburyPanthers 3 The SUNY College at Old Westbury women’s lacrosse coach Lauren Schneider is pleased to introduce her inaugural roster for the 2013 lacrosse season, which features 15 student-athletes. The Panthers were picked to finish ninth out of 11 in the 2013 Skyline Conference Preseason Coaches Poll.

Head Coach Lauren Schneider, a former All-American standout at Maryland, and assistant coach Brianna Day, a former standout at SUNY Albany, sculpted a roster featuring three freshmen, four sophomores, five juniors and three seniors. The transfers for the Panthers include junior midfielder Jessica Walker and senior goalie/attacker Sara Braverman. Walker featured in 28 games in two seasons for Mount Saint Mary, started in 15 games while recording 21 ground balls at a rate of .75 per game. While with Mount saint Mary, Walker appeared in back-to-back Skyline Conference Championship tour- naments. Braverman played at for two seasons.

Helping to fill out the 2013 roster are nine members of fall and winter athletic teams at Old Westbury, including five from soccer (Cristina Kettell, JoAnna Kettell, Anna Noens, Jordan Schildt, Caitlin Thomas) , two from swimming (Lydia Coleman, Janet Marmol), one each from (Abigail Williams) and volleyball (Courtney Gallagher). Cristina Kettell was also a member of the cross country team.

Schneider’s freshmen include midfielders Gallagher and Cindy Darius, and attacker/midfieder Gabriella DiPierno. Sophomores feature attacker/midfielder Marmol, midfielder Noens, attacker Schildt and defender/midfielder Thomas. Junior defender Jacqueline Cartagena and classmate midfielder/defender Michelle Rodriguez will give the Panthers added depth for the first year program. Rounding out the roster are seniors Cristina and JoAnna Kettell, Coleman and Williams. The 17-game schedule includes seven home games from Panther Park, including a matchup against defending Skyline Conference Champion Montclair State. Old Westbury’s season opener kicks off March 2 with a battle against Roger Williams from Panther Park.

Old Westbury hits the road to face Centenary (Mar. 5) and Bard (Mar. 9) before arriving back on campus for a five-game home stand, on March 11 when they host Farmingdale State in their first ever Skyline Conference game. The Farmingdale State game will be followed by home contests against Manhattanville (Mar. 13), Montclair State (Mar. 16), United States Merchant Marine Academy (Mar. 19) and Mount Saint Vincent (Mar. 21).

The stretch of home games will end when the Panthers travel to Newburgh, New York on March 23 to face Mount Saint Mary. Following the game against the Knights, Old Westbury will return home on March 25 to face Purchase to wrap up their home slate.

Old Westbury’s final seven games are on the road, starting with conference battles against Sage (Mar. 27) and Ramapo (Apr. 2) before concluding their non-conference schedule at Wilkes (Apr. 4) and Vassar (Apr. 9).

The Panthers will close the year with three consecutive Skyline Conference games, starting at St. Joseph’s-L.I. on April 14. Old Westbury will travel to Kean on April 18 before closing the regular season at Maritime on April 20.

The six-team Skyline Conference Championship tournament will kick off with the quarterfinal on April 23, followed by

2013 Women’s Lacrosse the semifinal on April 25 and conclude with the championship on April 27.

4 OldWestburyPanthers March 2 ROGER WILLIAMS 12 PM Old Westbury, NY - Panther Park March 5 CENTENARY 3 PM Hackettstown, NJ - Cyclone Field March 9 BARD 2 PM Annandale-on-Hudson, NY - Ferrari Field March 11 FARMINGDALE STATE* 3:30 PM Old Westbury, NY - Panther Park March 13 MANHATTANVILLE 3:30 PM Old Westbury, NY - Panther Park March 16 MONTCLAIR STATE* 12 PM Old Westbury, NY - Panther Park March 19 UNITED STATES MERCHANT MARINE ACADEMY 3:30 PM Old Westbury, NY - Panther Park March 21 MOUNT SAINT VINCENT* 3:30 PM Old Westbury, NY - Panther Park March 23 MOUNT SAINT MARY* 4 PM Newburgh, NY - Synthetic Turf Field March 25 PURCHASE* 1 PM Old Westbury, NY - Panther Park March 27 SAGE* 4 PM Schenectady, NY - Frank Bailey Field April 2 RAMAPO* 4 PM Mahwah, NJ - Athletic Center Turf

April 4 WILKES 6 PM 2013 Women’s Lacrosse Wilkes-Barre, PA - Schmidt Stadium April 9 VASSAR 5 PM Poughkeepsie, NY - Gordon Field April 14 ST. JOSEPH’S-L.I.* 12 PM Patchogue, NY - St. Joseph's Outdoor Athletic Complex April 18 KEAN* 4 PM Union, NJ - Kean Alumni Stadium April 20 MARITIME* 1 PM Throggs Neck, NY - Reinhart Field SKYLINE CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP TOURNAMENT April 23 (First Round) April 25 (Semifinals) April 27-28 (Finals) *Denotes Skyline Conference Game

OldWestburyPanthers 5 LAUREN SCHNEIDER Head Coach First Season Lauren Schneider has been chosen as the first women's lacrosse coach in school history as the SUNY College at Old Westbury will begin competition in the spring of 2013.

Coach Schneider used the 2011-12 academic year to build a schedule, develop the infra structure of her program and recruit a team that will being competition in the Spring of 2013. Old Westbury's lacrosse program, along with the Panthers' other 12 sports, will compete in the Skyline Conference

In October 2011, Schneider was appointed to serve as head coach for the Ireland National Women's Lacrosse Team. She played for the Ireland National team for two seasons (2008-09) and was named team MVP in 2009.

Schneider comes to Old Westbury from Cold Spring Harbor High School, where she served as the head junior varsity women's lacrosse coach in 2011. She got her start in college coaching as an assistant coach at Long Island University- Post. Schneider spent two seasons (2008-10) at Long Island University-C.W. Post, making back-to-back trips to the final four of the NCAA Championship Tournament, compiling a two year record of 32-5. In 2010, the team won the ECC Championship with a record of 16-2. She handled the coordination of the offense and assisted in the recruiting process as her main coaching responsibilities.

As a player, Schneider was a strong, dynamic attacker for the University of Maryland lacrosse team. She made four con- secutive trips to the NCAA Championship Tournament, advancing to the quarterfinals as a junior and senior. As a sen- ior, she was named Second-Team All-American, IWLCA All-South Region First-Team in addition to All-ACC and All-ACC Tournament team selections after registering 49 goals and 10 assists. Schneider finished her career as a Terrapin with 89 goals and 26 assists..

Schneider grew up in Farmingdale, New York, where she attended Farmingdale High School where she was a two-time All-American and a four-time All-Nassau County standout before starring at the University of Maryland. She complet- ed her Bachelor of Science degree in Family Studies from Maryland University in 2008. She went on to receive her Masters of Science from the School of Counseling at Long Island University-C.W. Post in 2011.

Coach Schneider and her husband, Ryan, currently reside in Massapequa Park, New York with their newborn boy, Danny, and half boxer-lab, Sadie.

Thank You to the 2013 Old Westbury Lacrosse Boosters The Dengler Family The Higgins Family the DiPierno Family The Manzanal Family The Evola Family The Quinlan Family The Fleming Family New Light Baptist Church The Gallagher Family Odgen Cap. Properties

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6 OldWestburyPanthers BRIANNA DAY Assistant Coach First Season

The SUNY College at Old Westbury director of athletics Lenore Walsh and women's lacrosse head coach Lauren Schneider announced the hiring of Brianna Day as the pro- grams first assistant coach for the inaugural 2013 season.

As a four-year member of the University at Albany women's lacrosse team as midfielder (2010-12) and defender (2009), Day appeared in 27 games, scoring five goals for a pro- gram that was nationally ranked in the top-20 during her time from 2009-12. During her freshman year, Albany defen- sive unit ranked sixth in the nation. As a senior, she played in 13 games as the Great Danes won the America East Championship for the second consecutive year after advancing to the NCAA Tournament Sweet 16 as a junior.

A native of North Massapequa, New York, Day was a four-year varsity starting midfielder at Plainedge High School. In 2008, Day was named to the United States Lacrosse High School Academic All-America Team, while earning All- Nassau County honors as a senior captain. Day captured all-conference selections as a sophomore and junior and finished her career with 37 goals and six assists. At Plainedge, she combined to earn 10 varsity letters in lacrosse, track and field (55-meter dash, 300-meter dash, 4x4 400 meter relay) and soccer. She was a three-time member of the National Honor Society.

Day was a Human Biology (pre-dental) major with a minor in Education and graduated from Albany in 2012. She was tabbed to the America East Conference Honor Roll in 2012 and was named to the Dean's List in 2009.

Since 2009, Day has been a United States Lacrosse Certified Coach as a head coach of the Long Island Liberty Lacrosse Program as well as an assistant coach with Black Diamond Lacrosse Camps and Clinics. Day has been a volunteer for Autism Speak and an American Cancer Association Relay for Life Participant since 2008.

Day currently resides in North Massapequa, New York. Day's father, Stephen, was a USILA Division I Honorable

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OldWestburyPanthers 7 NUMERICAL ROSTER No. Name Class Pos. Ht. Hometown / High School (Previous School) 1 Cindy Darius Fr. M 5-3 Brooklyn, NY / Park Slope Collegiate 2 Anna Noens So. M 5-5 Selden, NY / Centereach 3 Jessica Walker Jr. M 5-1 Franklin Square, NY / Holy Trinity () 4 Janet Marmol So. A/M 5-8 Syosset, NY / Curtis 6 Cristina Kettell Sr. D 5-1 Hauppauge, NY / Hauppauge 7 Courtney Gallagher Fr. M/G 5-5 Rockaway, NY / Channel View School for Research 8 Jordan Schildt So. A 5-2 East Yaphank, NY / Longwood 9 JoAnna Kettell Sr. A/M 5-6 Hauppauge, NY / Hauppauge 10 Abigail Williams Sr. D/M 5-11 Brooklyn, NY / Frederick Douglass Academy 11 Michelle Rodriguez Jr. M/D 5-2 Brentwood, NY / Brentwood 12 Caitlin Thomas So. D/M 5-3 Patchogue, NY / Patchogue-Medford 24 Jacqueline Cartagena Jr. D 5-1 Bay Shore, NY / Brentwood 26 Gabriella DiPierno Fr. A/M 5-3 Elmont, NY / Sewanhaka 28 Lydia Coleman Sr. D 5-9 Roslyn Heights, NY / Our Lady of Mercy Academy 30 Sara Braverman Sr. G/A 5-4 Westbury, NY / W.T. Clarke (Nassau C.C.)

ALPHABETICAL ROSTER No. Name Class Pos. Ht. Hometown / High School (Previous School) 30 Sara Braverman Sr. G/A 5-4 Westbury, NY / W.T. Clarke (Nassau C.C.) 24 Jacqueline Cartagena Jr. D 5-1 Bay Shore, NY / Brentwood 28 Lydia Coleman Sr. D 5-9 Roslyn Heights, NY / Our Lady of Mercy Academy 1 Cindy Darius Fr. M 5-3 Brooklyn, NY / Park Slope Collegiate 26 Gabriella DiPierno Fr. A/M 5-3 Elmont, NY / Sewanhaka 7 Courtney Gallagher Fr. M/G 5-5 Rockaway, NY / Channel View School for Research 6 Cristina Kettell Sr. D 5-1 Hauppauge, NY / Hauppauge 9 JoAnna Kettell Sr. A/M 5-6 Hauppauge, NY / Hauppauge 4 Janet Marmol So. A/M 5-8 Syosset, NY / Curtis 2 Anna Noens So. M 5-5 Selden, NY / Centereach 11 Michelle Rodriguez Jr. M/D 5-2 Brentwood, NY / Brentwood 8 Jordan Schildt So. A 5-2 East Yaphank, NY / Longwood 12 Caitlin Thomas So. D/M 5-3 Patchogue, NY / Patchogue-Medford 3 Jessica Walker Jr. M 5-1 Franklin Square, NY / Holy Trinity (Mount Saint Mary College) 10 Abigail Williams Sr. D/M 5-11 Brooklyn, NY / Frederick Douglass Academy

BY CLASS a Seniors (3) Sara Braverman, Lydia Coleman, Abigail Williams a Juniors (5) Jacqueline Cartagena, Cristina Kettell, JoAnna Kettell, Michelle Rodriguez, Jessica Walker a Sophomores (4) Janet Marmol, Anna Noens, Jordan Schildt, Caitlin Thomas a Freshmen (3) Cindy Darius, Gabriella DiPierno, Courtney Gallagher

COACHING STAFF Head Coach Lauren Schneider (Maryland ‘08) 2013 Women’s Lacrosse Assistant Coach Brianna Day (Albany ‘12) 8 OldWestburyPanthers #1 #2 #3 #4 #6 Cindy Anna Jessica Janet Cristina DARIUS NOENS WALKER MARMOL KETTELL M - Freshman M - Sophomore M - Junior A/M - Sophomore D - Junior Brooklyn, NY Selden, NY Franklin Square, NY Syosset, NY Hauppauge, NY Park Slope Collegiate Centereach HS Holy Trinity HS Curtis HS Hauppauge HS

#7 #8 #9 #10 #11 Courtney Jordan JoAnna Abigail Michelle GALLAGHER SCHILDT KETTELL WILLIAMS RODRIGUEZ M/G - Freshman A - Sophomore A/M - Junior D/M - Senior Rockaway, NY East Yaphank, NY Hauppauge, NY Brooklyn, NY Brentwood, NY Channel View Longwood HS Hauppauge HS Frederick Douglass Brentwood HS School for Research Academy

#12 #24 #26 #28 #30

Caitlin Jacqueline Gabriella Lydia Sara THOMAS CARTAGENA DiPIERNO COLEMAN BRAVERMAN 2013 Women’s Lacrosse D/M - Sophomore D - Junior A/M - Freshman D - Senior G/A - Senior Patchogue, NY Bay Shore, NY Elmont, NY Roslyn Heights, NY Westbury, NY Patchogue-Medford HS Brentwood HS Sewanhaka HS Our Lady of W.T. Clarke HS Mercy Academy

OldWestburyPanthers 9 PRESEASON COACHES POLL School (First-Place Votes) Points 1. Montclair State (7) 95 2. Farmingdale State (4) 94 3. St. Joseph’s-L.I. 82 4. Kean 73 5. Mount Saint Mary 61 6. Ramapo 53 7. Mount Saint Vincent 51 8. Maritime 31 9. Old Westbury 25 10. Sage 24 11. Purchase 16 IWLCA PRESEASON POLL School (First-Place Votes) Points 2012 Record 2012 Final Rank 1. Trinity (CT) (18) 392 21-1 1 2. Salisbury (2) 377 22-1 2 3. Cortland State 359 20-2 3 4. Gettysburg 325 19-2 5 5. Middlebury 324 15-5 4 6. TCNJ 301 16-4 6 7. Colby 296 15-3 7 8. Amherst 259 13-5 8 9. York 200 14-5 12 10. Messiah 182 16-4 9 11. Catholic 163 16-6 11 12. Bowdoin 162 10-6 13 13. Mary Washington 133 14-5 10 14. Franklin & Marrshall 128 13-3 RV 15. Washington & Lee 126 15-5 14 16. Tufts 93 9-6 15 17. St. John Fisher 84 15-5 16 18. Hamilton 74 7-10 18 19. Elizabethtown 53 13-6 17 20. Ithaca 44 13-4 RV

2013 Women’s Lacrosse Also receiving votes: Brockport, Buffalo State, Colorado College, Occidental, Redlands, RPI, Susquehanna, Wittenberg

10 OldWestburyPanthers School Skyline Pct. Overall Pct. Home Away Neutral Farmingdale State* 8-0 1.000 13-2 0.867 7-2 6-0 0-0 Montclair State* 7-1 0.875 14-6 0.700 7-3 6-1 1-2 St. Joseph’s-L.I.* 6-2 0.750 9-9 0.500 5-1 4-8 0-0 Kean* 5-3 0.625 9-9 0.500 4-4 5-5 0-0 Mount Saint Mary 4-4 0.500 7-9 0.438 4-3 3-5 0-1 Mount Saint Vincent 3-5 0.375 4-9 0.308 1-5 3-2 0-2 Ramapo 2-6 0.250 5-9 0.357 2-3 2-5 1-1 Maritime 1-7 0.125 2-10 0.167 2-5 0-5 0-0 Sage 0-8 0.000 1-13 0.071 0-7 1-6 0-0 * Participated in Skyline Conference Championship Tournament SKYLINE CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP TOURNAMENT April 25 Semifinal #1 Farmingdale State W, 21-5 #4 Kean Farmingdale, NY April 25 Semifinal #2 Montclair State W, 19-9 #3 St. Joseph’s-L.I. Montclair, NJ April 28 Championship #2 Montclair State W, 14-12 #1 Farmingdale State Farmingdale, NY

SKYLINE CONFERENCE AWARDS Player of the Year Courtney Cook (Farmingdale State) Coach of the Year Nicol Parcelluzzi (Montclair State) Rookie of the Year Tierney Conlon (Montclair State) Team Sportsmanship Award The Sage Colleges FIRST TEAM ALL-CONFERENCE SECOND TEAM ALL-CONFERENCE Name School Pos. Yr. Name School Pos. Yr. Kailee Beal Montclair State A Jr. Amanda Barretta Ramapo A Sr.

Lyndsey Cannon Kean A Jr. Nicole Marzocca Farmingdale State A Fr. 2013 Women’s Lacrosse Tierney Conlon Montclair State A Fr. Kathleen Spadaro Mount Saint Mary A Jr. Krystin Shand Farmingdale State A Sr. Lisa Terry St. Joseph’s-L.I. A Fr. Cora Delfini Montclair State M Sr. Nicole Flores Mount Saint Vincent M Jr. Ela Igdeler Mount Saint Mary M Fr. Jordyn Hasemann Farmingdale State M So. Kelly Schoneveld Montclair State M So. Kristen Saporito Maritime M Sr. Christy Thoden Farmingdale State M Fr. Adrianna Tepedino Ramapo M Jr. Marisa DeAngelis Kean D Fr. Nicole Cacioppo Mount Saint Mary D Fr. Brittany Dilger Montclair State D Fr. Stephanie Cantillo Montclair State D Jr. Andrea Kiefer Farmingdale State D Fr. Gina Ciaravino Farmingdale State D Sr. Nicole Lyman St. Joseph’s-L.I. D Fr. Colleen Walsh Mount Saint Vincent D So. Courtney Cook Farmingdale State G Sr. Erin O’Connor St. Joseph’s-L.I. G Jr. Tiffani Henderson Montclair State G Jr.

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