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Women's Basketball 4 PL REGULAR SEASON TITLES 1998 (co), 2011 (co), 2013 (co), 2014 NAVY 3 PL TOURNAMENT TITLES WOMEN’S BASKETBALL 2011, 2012, 2013 4 PL REGULAR SEASON CHAMPIONSHIPS · 3 PL TOURNAMENT TITLES 2019-20 SEASON Saturday, March 7, 2020 · 2:00 PM Overall: 7-22 #10 Navy (7-22, 2-16 PL) Home: 6-8 at #7 American (12-16, 8-10 PL) Away: 1-14 Bender Arena ~ Washington, D.C. Patriot League: 2-16 Patriot League Tournament First Round Date Opponent Time/Results Online/TV Setting the Scene NOVEMBER The Navy women’s basketball team will begin 2020 postseason action on Saturday with a Patriot League Tour- Tue. 5 Stevenson W, 70-34 PLN nament First Round game against the American Eagles. In a rematch of Wednesday’s season-ending contest, Sat. 9 at Clemson W, 65-52 ACCN+ the tenth-seeded Mids (7-22, 2-16 PL) will go head-to-head versus the seventh-seeded Eagles (12-16, 8-10 PL) at Bender Arena in Washington, D.C. After holding a lead into the third quarter on Wednesday night, Navy Sat. 11 at North Carolina L, 80-40 ACCN will look to reverse its final outcome that saw it drop the road tilt, 57-42. The winner of Saturday’s first round Fri. 22 at Vermont L, 64-56 ESPN+ game will advance to play the second-seeded Boston University Terriers on Monday night in Boston. The action Sun. 24 at Maine L, 46-41 AE TV between the Mids and Eagles will be streamed live on the Patriot League Network, as well as over the radio Wed. 27 Air Force W, 67-59 PLN waves in Annapolis on WNAV AM-1430, FM-99.9. Sat. 30 Kennesaw State # W, 82-62 PLN Navy versus American DECEMBER The Mids and Eagles have met 58 times in a series that began on February 16, 1978 ... All-time, American Sun. 1 La Salle # W, 61-46 PLN leads Navy, 35-23 with a substantial 22-5 advantage in games played at the Eagles’ Bender Arena ... The Wed. 4 at Fairfield L, 66-52 ESPN+ Mids’ last win in D.C came on Feb. 20, 2013; since then AU has won eight straight home games, six in the Thu. 19 George Mason L, 67-58 PLN regular season and two in the postseason ... Since the Eagles joined the Patriot League in 2003-04, American Mon. 30 at Saint Joseph’s L, 49-40 ESPN+ is 22-16, including a 5-2 showing in seven Patriot League postseason contests against Navy ... Over the last JANUARY ten matchups, the Mids are 2-8. Thu. 2 at Lehigh * L, 70-40 PLN Last 5 Games: Sat. 4 Holy Cross * L, 58-49 PLN March 4, 2020 (A): American 57 - Navy 42 (2019-20 STATS) Navy American Wed. 8 Bucknell * L, 61-34 PLN February 19, 2020 (H): American 48 - Navy 40 Record / League 7-22 / 2-16 12-16 / 8-10 Sat. 11 at Colgate * L, 80-55 PLN March 6, 2019 (A): American 69 - Navy 44 Home / Away / Neut. 6-8 / 1-14 8-5 / 4-10 / 0-1 Wed. 15 Lehigh * L, 60-53 PLN January 9, 2019 (H): American 58 - Navy 45 Points Per Game 52.6 58.0 Sat. 18 at Lafayette * L, 79-52 PLN March 11, 2018 (A): American 58 - Navy 49 (PL Points Allowed 59.7 60.5 Wed. 22 Boston Univ. * W, 46-41 PLN Championship Final) FG Percentage 35.6 % 38.8 % Sat. 25 Army * W, 57-45 CBS SN 3-PT Percentage 29.0 % 29.5 % This regular season conclusion followed by an FT Percentage 63.1 % 73.9 % Wed. 29 at Holy Cross * L, 57-43 PLN immediate rematch in the Patriot League Tournament Rebounds Per Game 33.2 31.8 FEBRUARY pattern has occurred six previous times for the Mids ... Assists/Turnovers p.Gm 11.9 / 14.8 12.5 / 15.0 Sat. 1 Loyola * L, 50-44 PLN 2011 (Feb. 26 & March 5: Away/Home with Colgate) Sat. 8 Colgate * L, 65-53 PLN 2010 (Feb. 27 & March 5: Home/Neutral with Colgate) Wed. 12 at Bucknell * L, 75-65 PLN 2006 (Feb. 25 & March 2: Home/Neutral with Colgate) Sat. 15 at Boston Univ. * L, 71-56 PLN 2005 (Feb. 26 & March 3: Home/Neutral with American) Wed. 19 American * L, 48-40 PLN 1999 (Feb. 20 & Feb. 26: Away/Neutral with Colgate) Sat. 22 at Army * L, 62-52 CBS SN 1993 (Feb. 27 & March 2: Away/Away with Fordham) Wed. 26 at Loyola * L, 64-54 PLN Sat. 29 Lafayette * L, 62-59 (OT) PLN Most Recent Starting Lineup PPG/RPG/APG 2019-20 Highlights MARCH G 0 Morgan Taylor 7.1 / 5.2 / 1.6 Dbl-dbl (14p/10r) at Maine; All-PL Defensive Team Wed. 4 at American L, 57-42 PLN G 4 Mimi Schrader 2.7 / 1.7 / 1.0 1st start at St. Joe’s (5p/4r); 11 pts at Colg.; 20.6 mins in PL Sat. 7 PL First Round - at American 2 p.m. PLN G 55 Mary Kate Ulasewicz 10.3 / 3.7 / 3.1 Career-high 29 pts at Buck.; 10+ pts in 11 of last 14 gms 9-15 Patriot League Tournament TBA PLN F 10 Laurel Jaunich 4.8 / 3.0 / 1.0 6+ pts in 10 gms; 11p/7 rbs at Vermont; 9p/7r/4a vs. Laf F 13 Sophie Gatzounas 7.8 / 5.2 / 1.1 Navy Classic MVP; dbl-dbls vs VT. & LaSalle; 13.5p/9.0r last 2 All times are Eastern * Patriot League Conference Bold indicates home game PLN - Patriot League Network Reserves G 2 Jennifer Coleman 10.1 / 3.6 / 2.9 18 pts vs. Clemson & Kennesaw St.; 10+ pts in 8 gms MEDIA INFORMATION G 24 Lindsay Llewellyn 5.3 / 2.9 / 0.4 6+ pts in 13 gms; 14 pts vs. BU; 10+ pts in 4 PL gms Women’s Basketball SID: Alex Lumb G 35 Nyah Garrison 4.5 / 1.4 / 0.3 Career-hi 23 pts at BU; 13 of 27 FGM are 3pt; 9.0pts last 4 gms Phone Number (W/C): (410) 293-8771 / (845) 863-7577 G 5 Imani Edmonds 0.0 / 0.8 / 0.0 Made collegiate debut versus Colgate (2/8); 2 blocks F 21 Jasmine Bishop 3.5 / 3.0 / 1.1 9 starts in PL; 5+ rbs in 6 gms; season-high 11 pts at Bucknell Email Address: [email protected] F 30 Montana Braxton 4.2 / 3.1 / 1.1 Career-high 11p/9r vs. Colgate; 4.8p/24.3 mins in PL gms Mailing Address: Ricketts Hall F 42 Ciera Hertelendy 1.6 / 1.1 / 0.5 Career-high 6 pts & 32 mins at BU; played in 9 PL gms 566 Brownson Rd. F 23 Maggie Moore 0.9 / 1.4 / 0.1 Debuted vs. Kenn. State; 1st pts at St. Joe’s; 5 rbs at AU Annapolis, MD 21402 F 12 Sierra Swanda 0.0 / 0.0 / 0.5 2 gms played; season-high 11 mins at UNC; OUT-Knee Twitter @NavyAthletics 2019-20 NAVY MIDSHIPMEN ROSTER Numerical Roster No. Name Cl. Pos. Ht. Hometown/High School 0 Morgan Taylor Sr. G 5-7 Evans, Ga./Greenbrier 2 Jennifer Coleman So. G 5-9 Richmond, Va./Highland Springs 4 Mimi Schrader Fr. G 5-9 Plymouth, Minn./Wayzata 5 Imani Edmonds Fr. G 5-8 Hopewell, Va./Hopewell 10 Laurel Jaunich Sr. F 6-0 Charlotte, Vt./Champlain Valley Union 12 Sierra Swanda Jr. F 5-10 Jacksonville, Fla./Potter’s House Christian Academy 13 Sophie Gatzounas Jr. G 5-9 South Hadley, Mass./South Hadley 21 Jasmine Bishop Jr. G 5-9 Twinsburg, Ohio/Twinsburg 23 Maggie Moore Fr. F 6-2 Ruffs Dale, Pa./Southmoreland 24 Lindsay Llewellyn Fr. G 5-10 North East, Md./The Tome School 30 Montana Braxton Sr. F 5-10 Cape Elizabeth, Maine/Cape Elizabeth 35 Nyah Garrison Fr. G 5-8 Brookhaven, Pa./Bonner & Prendergast Catholic 42 Ciera Hertelendy So. F 6-0 Inwood, W. Va./Martinsburg 55 Mary Kate Ulasewicz Sr. G 5-5 Doylestown, Pa./Mount St. Joseph Staff Position Name Alma Mater Year at Navy Head Coach Stefanie Pemper Idaho State ‘92 12th Assistant Coach Jimmy Colloton Wittenberg ‘11 Sixth Assistant Coach Ryenn Micaletti Seton Hill ‘11 Fourth Assistant Coach Katie Rokus USC Aiken ‘03 Fourth Assistant Coach Kaitlyn Vican Fordham ‘11 Second Faculty Representative Charles Nelson Officer Representatives Lt. Jordan McCullough, USN LCDR Michael Major, USN Team Captain Mary Kate Ulasewicz Pronunciation Guide Sophie Gatzounas gat • zoo • nuss Ciera Hertelendy hurt • TUH • lend • dee Laurel Jaunich JOHN • ick Mary Kate Ulasewicz you • LASS • ah • witz Ryenn Micaletti Ryan mick • ah • LET • tee Katie Rokus ROW • kuss Kaitlyn Vican VEYE • can MIDSHIPMEN ROSTER BREAKDOWN CLASS BREAKDOWN REGIONAL BREAKDOWN Seniors (4): Braxton, Jaunich, Taylor, Ulasewicz Mid-Atlantic (5): Hertelendy (W.Va.), Garrison (Pa.) Llewellyn (Md.), Moore (Pa.), Ulasewicz (Pa.) Juniors (3): Bishop, Gatzounas, Swanda Southeast (4): Coleman (Va.), Edmonds (Va.) Sophomore (2): Coleman, Hertelendy Swanda (Fla.), Taylor (Ga.) Freshmen (5): Edmonds, Garrison, Llewellyn, Moore, Schrader New England (3): Braxton (Maine), Gatzounas (Mass.), Jaunich (Vt.) Midwest (2): Bishop (Ohio), Schrader (Minn.) POSITIONAL BREAKDOWN Guards (6): Coleman, Edmonds, Garrison, Schrader, Taylor, Ulasewicz Guard/Forwards (3): Bishop, Gatzounas, Llewellyn Forwards (5): Braxton, Hertelendy, Jaunich, Moore, Swanda 2019-20 NAVY QUICK FACTS General Program History 2018-19 Starters School U.S. Naval Academy (Navy) First Season 1976-77 (junior varsity level) Location Annapolis, Md. First Varsity Season 1977-78 Returning – 3 Founded October 10, 1845 43-Year Program Record 663-550 (.547) Player Cl.
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