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1World1team1goal #1World1Team1Goal @DuqWBB /DuqWBB GAME 13 // DEC. 30, 2015 // PITTSBURGH // PETERSEN EVENTS CENTER // PITTSBURGH, PA 2015-16 duquesne women’s BASKETBALL // CONTACT: RYAN GAVATORTA - [email protected] office: 412-396-6560 // cell: 412-418-6569 A.J. PALUMBO CENTER // 600 FORBES AVENUE // PITTSBURGH, PA. 15282 DUQUESNE PITTSBURGH Nickname: Dukes Coach: Dan Burt Nickname: Panthers Coach: Suzie McConnell-Serio Conference: Atlantic 10 2015-16 Record: 11-1 Conference: ACC 2015-16 Record: 8-4 Location: Pittsburgh, Pa. Record at School: 54-25 Location: Pittsburgh, Pa. Record at School: 39-36 DUQ Enrollment: 9,984 Career Record: Same Enrollment: 28,766 Career Record: 162-104 PITT JUST DUKES PLEASE PROBABLE STARTERS 2015-16 SCHEDULE When referencing the Duquesne wom- Nov. 13 at Saint Peter’s W, 63-38 en’s basketball team, we ask that you 32 - April Robinson Nov. 15 at #25 Princeton L, 66-94 refer to us simply as “Dukes” and not 5-8 // SR // G Nov. 20 at Lafayette W, 73-65 “Lady Dukes” or “Duchesses.” Thank Springfield, Va. Nov. 24 HOWARD W, 86-62 you for your cooperation. 13.9 ppg // 8.3 apg Nov. 27 vs. NC A&T-1 W, 81-67 Nov. 28 at New Mexico-1 W, 78-69 LIVE STREAMING AVAILABLE Dec. 3 at Central Michigan W, 68-49 You can listen to all the Duquesne Dec. 6 at Buffalo W, 79-62 women’s basketball action exclusively 45 - Emilie Gronas Dec. 9 UMES W, 95-59 on Red Zone Media. Join the play-by- 5-7 // SR // G Dec. 13 OHIO W, 64-47 play voice of the Dukes Alex Panormios Bergen, Norway Dec. 15 SLIPPERY ROCK W, 79-54 along with Tad Maurey and Bob Healy 7.8 ppg // 3.0 rpg Dec. 19 #25 ST. JOHN’S W, 76-57 for all the home games and selected Dec. 30 at Pittsburgh 2:00 PM road games at www.RedZoneMedia. Jan. 3 DAYTON* 1:00 PM com or you can listen on your iPad, Jan. 7 at George Mason* 7:00 PM iPhone, Android, Windows Phone, 4 - Chassidy Omogrosso Jan. 10 FORDHAM* 12:00 PM BlackBerry, Palm or Samsung Bada 5-6 // FR // G Jan. 13 at Rhode Island* 7:00 PM with the TuneIn app. Beaver Falls, Pa. Jan. 17 G. WASHINGTON* 12:00 PM 11.3 ppg // 2.5 rpg Jan. 23 ST. BONAVENTURE* 2:00 PM ALL ACCESS Jan. 28 at Richmond* 7:00 PM Every Duquesne home game will be Jan. 31 at VCU* 1:00 PM streamed live on the A-10 Digital Net- 42 - Kadri-Ann Lass Feb. 3 MASSACHUSETTS* 7:00 PM work at http://goo.gl/ZgTphf. You 6-3 // FR // F Feb. 6 at Davidson* 2:00 PM can also follow the play-by-play with Tallinn, Estonia Feb. 10 RHODE ISLAND* 7:00 PM GameTracker at www.goduquesne. 11.7 ppg // 6.5 rpg Feb. 13 SAINT JOSEPH’S* 2:00 PM com. Feb. 18 at Saint Louis* 8:00 PM Feb. 21 at Dayton* 1:00 PM SOCIAL MEDIA Feb. 24 LA SALLE* 7:00 PM Follow Duquesne athletics on its social 15 - Amadea Szamosi Feb. 28 at St. Bonaventure* 1:00 PM media sites - Facebook, Twitter, You- 6-3 // JR // F Tube and Instagram at GoDuquesne. Pécs, Hungary 1 - New Mexico Thanksgiving Tournament You can also follow the Duquesne 12.9 ppg // 8.6 apg * - Atlantic 10 game women’s basketball team on Facebook All times are Eastern and subject to change at facebook.com/DuqWBB and on Twit- ter @DuqWBB. #1World1Team1Goal QUICK FACTS GENERAL Mailing Address _________________ A.J. Palumbo Center Name of School _________________ Duquesne University _____________________ 600 Forbes Avenue - Room 124 Street Address ___________________ 600 Forbes Avenue _________________________Pittsburgh, Pa. 15282-1010 City/Zip __________________Pittsburgh, Pa. 15282-1010 Founded _____________ 1878 by the Holy Ghost Fathers SOCIAL MEDIA Enrollment _________________________________ 9,984 Duquesne Athletics Facebook ____________/GoDuquesne Nickname ________Dukes (not Lady Dukes or Duchesses) Duquesne Athletics Twitter ____________ @GoDuquesne Colors: ____________ Red (PMS 200) & Blue (PMS 282) Duquesne Athletics Instagram ____________ GoDuquesne Home Court __________________ A.J. Palumbo C (4,390) Duquesne Athletics YouTube _____________ GoDuquesne Affiliation __________________________ NCAA Division I Duquesne Athletics Pintrest ______________ GoDuquesne Conference ____________________________ Atlantic 10 Women’s Basketball Facebook ______________/DuqWBB President _ Dr. Charles J. Dougherty (St. Bonaventure ‘71) Women’s Basketball Twitter _______________ @DuqWBB Director of Athletics ______ Dave Harper (Wright State ‘92) Women’s Basketball Instagram ______________ DuqWBB Athletic Department Phone _____________ 412-396-6565 Ticket Office Phone ___________________412-232 DUKE HOME BROADCAST University Website _____________________ www.duq.edu Flagship Audio Station ________ www.RedZoneMedia.com Athletics Website ______________ www.GoDuquesne.com Play-by-Play Announcer ______________ Alex Panormios Panormios e-mail [email protected] HISTORY First Year of Basketball ________________________1974 TICKETING First Year in Division I/Atlantic 10 ________________1984 Phone ____________________________ 412-232-DUKE All-Time Record ______________________ 544-573 (.487) Flash Seats ____________________ www.flashseats.com All-Time Division I Record ______________ 440-502 (.467) All-Time Atlantic 10 Record _____________ 191-285 (.401) MEDIA WEBSITES All-Time A-10 Championship Record (appearances) _ 21-30 (30) Duquesne Athletics ____________ www.GoDuquesne.com All-Time NCAA Tournament Record (appearances): ___ n/a Duquesne University ___________________ www.duq.edu All-Time WNIT Record (appearances): __________ 6-7 (7) Duquesne Stats ___________________www.duqstats.com Atlantic 10 ______________________www.atlantic10.com COACHING STAFF NCAA _______www.ncaa.com/sports/basketball-women/d1 Head Coach _______________ Dan Burt (West Liberty ‘93) Women’s Basketball Coaches Association _ www.wbca.org Record at School (Years) _____________54-25 (3rd year) ESPN ___________ www.espn.go.com/womens-basketball Career Record (Years) _______________________ Same CBS ___________________________www.cbssports.com Assistant Coach ____________Eddie Benton (Vermont ‘97) Fox __________ www.msn.foxsports.com/collegebasketball Assistant Coach _________Matt Schmidt (West Liberty ‘96) Pittsburgh Post-Gazette ___ www.post-gazette.com/sports Assistant Coach ___________Rachel Wojdowski (NYU ‘05) Pittsburgh Tribune-Review _____ www.triblive.com/sports/ Director of Operations ____Melissa Franko (Duquesne ‘95) DK Pittsburgh Sports _____www.dkonpittsburghsports.com Graduate Assistant ____ Oilvia Bresnahan (Duquesne ‘15) City of Champions Sports www.cityofchampionssports.com Athletic Trainer _____________ Amy Wyke (Duquesne ‘12) Duquesne Duke _____ www.duqsm.com/theduquesneduke Strength Coach _____Dennis Cuturic (Cleveland State ‘07) Basketball Office Phone _______________ 412-396-5126 TEAM INFORMATION 2014-15 Record: ____________________________ 23-11 2014-15 Atlantic 10 Record/Finish: ____________ 12-4/3rd Final NCAA RPI __________________________________ 44 Starters Returning/Lost: ________________________ 2/3 Players Returning/Lost: ________________________ 6/8 Newcomers: __________________________________ 8 Breakdown: ___________________(Sr./Jr./So./Fr.) 3/3/1/7 MEDIA RELATIONS Women’s Basketball Contact ___________ Ryan Gavatorta Gavatorta Office _____________________ 412-396-6560 Gavatorta Cell _______________________ 412-418-6569 Gavatorta e-mail ________________ [email protected] Associate AD/Media Relations _____________Dave Saba Asst. Director of Media Relations _______ George Nieman Media Relations Fax __________________ 412-396-6210 Press Row __________________________ 412-396-4925 GAME 13 - THE CITY GAME 2015-16 DUQUESNE women’S basketball 2015-16 ROSTER NUMERICAL No. Name Pos. Cl. Ht. Hometown/High School/Prep School/Transfer 2 Deva’Nyar Workman G SR 5-10 Reading, Pa./Reading/Jacksonville (Texas) JC 4 Chassidy Omogrosso G FR 5-6 Beaver Falls, Pa./Blackhawk 10 Paige Cannon G/F FR 6-1 Johnstown, Ohio/Johnstown-Monroe 13 Julijana Vojinovic G FR 5-10 Belgrade, Serbia/Sportska Gimnazija Beograd 14 Eniko Kuttor F FR 6-1 Budapest, Hungary/Dániel Berzsenyi Evangélikus 15 Amadea Szamosi F JR 6-3 Pécs, Hungary/Ciszterci Rend Pesi Nagy Lajos Gimnaziuma 21 Erin Waskowiak G SO 5-11 Pittsburgh, Pa./Bishop Canevin 22 Conor Richardson G FR 5-10 Pittsburgh, Pa./Carlynton 32 April Robinson G JR 5-8 Springfield, Va./West Springfield 42 Kadri-Ann Lass G/F FR 6-3 Tallinn, Estonia/Audentese Spordigumnaasium 43 Judith Sole F JR 6-3 Igualada, Spain/IES Joaquim Blume/Robert Morris 45 Emilie Gronas G JR 5-7 Bergen, Norway/ Olsvikåsen vgs/Cowley C.C. 54 Angela Staffileno F FR 6-2 Wellsburg, W.Va./Brooke 55 Brianna Thomas G SO 6-0 Ajax, Ontario/Notre Dame ALPHABETICAL No. Name Pos. Cl. Ht. Hometown/High School/Prep School/Transfer 10 Paige Cannon G/F FR 6-1 Johnstown, Ohio/Johnstown-Monroe 45 Emilie Gronas G JR 5-7 Bergen, Norway/ Olsvikåsen vgs/Cowley C.C. 14 Eniko Kuttor F FR 6-1 Budapest, Hungary/Dániel Berzsenyi Evangélikus 42 Kadri-Ann Lass G/F FR 6-3 Tallinn, Estonia/Audentese Spordigumnaasium 4 Chassidy Omogrosso G FR 5-6 Beaver Falls, Pa./Blackhawk 22 Conor Richardson G FR 5-10 Pittsburgh, Pa./Carlynton 32 April Robinson G JR 5-8 Springfield, Va./West Springfield 43 Judith Sole F JR 6-3 Igualada, Spain/IES Joaquim Blume/Robert Morris 54 Angela Staffileno F FR 6-2 Wellsburg, W.Va./Brooke 15 Amadea Szamosi F JR 6-3 Pécs, Hungary/Ciszterci Rend Pesi Nagy Lajos Gimnaziuma 55 Brianna Thomas G SO 6-0 Ajax, Ontario/Notre Dame 13 Julijana Vojinovic G FR 5-10 Belgrade, Serbia/Sportska Gimnazija Beograd 21 Erin Waskowiak G SO 5-11 Pittsburgh, Pa./Bishop Canevin 2 Deva’Nyar Workman G SR 5-10 Reading, Pa./Reading/Jacksonville (Texas) JC COACHES & SUPPORT STAFF Head Coach - Dan Burt (West
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