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^fW GENERAL INFORMATION School La Salle Location Philadelphia, PA MISSION OF President Br. Michael J. McGinniss, FSC, PhD Founded 1863 LA SALLE UNIVERSITY Enrollment 6,138 La Salle University, dedicated in the tradi- t£& Nickname Explorers tions of the Christian Brothers to excel- 4 Colors Blue (540) and Gold (7406) lence in teaching and to concern for both Conference Atlantic 10 ultimate values and for the individual Court/Capacity Arena Home Tom Gola (4,000) values of its students, is a private Roman Director of Athletics Dr. Thomas Brennan Catholic university committed to providing Office Phone AD 215-951-1425 a liberal education of both general and Athletics Director Associate John Lyons specialized studies. Associate Athletics Director Peter D'Orazio
Assistant Athletics Director/SWA . . .Mary Ellen Wydan MISSION OF LA SALLE Assistant Athletics Director jason Klotkowski UNIVERSITY ATHLETICS Faculty Athletics La SaHe University is a Roman Catholic Dr. Representative Annette O'Connor Institution of higher education with tradi-
Dir. of Support Services . .Br. Kane, FSC Academic John tions of the De La Salle Christian Brothers. In that framework, the Department of ATHLETIC INFORMATION COMMUNICATION Intercollegiate Athletics and Recreation of
Salle University is committed to both Director of Athletic Communications Kale Beers ta he spirit and principles set forth by NCAA, Asst. Dir. of Athletic Comm. (WBB contact) . .Marc Mullen Mullen's Office Phone 215-951-1633 Atlantic 10 Conference, Metro Atlantic TEAM INFORMATION Mullen's Email [email protected] Athletic Conference and La Salle University Asst. Dir. of Athletic Comm Steve Mair regulatory guidelines. La Salle University is 2005-o6Record Athletic Communications Assistant Sue Senner dedicated to the fair and equitable treat- (conference record/finish) Athletic Communications Fax 215-951-1694 ment of all students and staff. 11-17 (7t9. t-8th) Athetic Communications Mailing Address the Athletic Department, through its 1900 West Olney Avenue, Box 805 intramural and intercollegiate programs, All-Time A-10 Philadelphia, PA 19141-1199 enables and encourages all students to par- Championship Record Athletic Web Site www.GoExplorers.com ticipate in a wide variety of sports at many 9-11 (11 appearances) Athletic Hotline 215-951-5170 levels of competition. Values such as lead- Tom Gola Arena Press Row Phone .... 215-438-5858 ership, diligence, determination, and team- IIILAA L All"Time work are emphasized. Good sportsmanship Tournament Record BASKETBALL STAFF from its athletes and fans are supported. 1-4 (4 appearances) The University strives to operate its ath- Head Coach (alma mater) Tom Lochner letic programs within the confines of a fis- All-Time WNIT Record (Temple '89) cally sound plan at a level of intercollegiate 0-3 (1 appearance) Record at School 23-33 (3 r d season) that is its Overall Record same competition consistent with Letterwinners Returning/Lost Associate Head Coach Chrissie Doogan philosophical objectives. (La Salle '97) La Salle University seeks to join other Assistant Coaches Mimi Riley (Villanova '01) institutions with the like commitments to ftarters Returning/ Lost institutional integrity, academic excel- 3/2 Stacey Smalls (Temple '03) Director of Women's Basketball Operations lence, and to service to the community. Newcomers Meghan Carolan (Villanova '03) I .1 Women's Basketball Office Phone 215-951-1518 Best Time to Reach Coach Contact SID HY WE ARE THE EXPLORERS La Salle University's nickname — The MEDIA INFORMATION Explorers — was erroneously bestowed by a sports writer covering a La Salle foot- Tom Gola Arena has limited seating for working ball game on campus in the early 1930's. media. All seating requests will be handled on a He thought that the school was named first-come, first-served basis. All game day press after the famed French explorer of North and photo pass requests for home and away games America. In reality, the school was named should be made at least 24 hours in advance. All La Salle, the interview requests for coaches or players should after St. John Baptist de be directed to Marc Mullen. French educator and founder of the Christian Brothers. Despite the error, the nickname has remained.
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LA SALLE BASKETBALL Saint Joseph's 64 ffi) THE UNIVERSITY Rhode Island 64 i University President Quick Facts/Table of Contents 2-3 Richmond 64 Brother Michael Philadelphia 4-5 George Washington 64 J. La Salle University 6-7 McGinniss, FSC, PhD St. Bonaventure 65 94 Director of Athletics Academic Excellence 8 Massachusetts 65 Ail-Americans Dr. Thomas Brennan Academic 9 Duquesne 65 95 Athletic Administration 96-97 Community Service 10 Xavier 65 Athletic Department Coaches Dayton 66 EH COACHING STAFF Temple 66 and Staff 98-99 Strength and Conditioning 100 Tom Lochner 12-13 Charlotte 66 Head Coach Athletic Training 101 Associate Head Coach Saint Louis 66 Turf Enhancement 102-103 Chrissie Doogan 14 Directions to Campus 104 Assistant Coach Mimi Riley THE RECORD BOOK 15 f»g Campus Map 105 Assistant Coach Stacey Smalls 16 All-Time Series Records 68-69 Tom Gola Arena 106 La Salle Women's Basketball Series Game-by-Game Scores . . .70-71 Staff 17 Season-by-Season Scores 72-77 i MEDIA INFORMATION Rosters 18 fUT Team 1,000 Point Scorers 78-80 Game Day Information 108 Philadelphia Big 5 Hall of Fame 81 Radio/TV 109 £B 2006-07 EXPLORERS All-Time Leaders 82-83 Media Clippings 110 jenna Graber 20-21 Single Season Leaders 84-85 Media Outlets 111 Year-by-Year Crista Ricketts 22-23 Leaders 86-87 Spot Chart 112 Meghan Ahl 24-25 Team and Single Game Records . . .88 Melanie Gibbons 26-27 All-Time Roster 89 Brittany Hanley 28-29 Honor Roll 90 ON THE COVER: Carlene Hightower 30-31 NCAA History and Tradition 91 (Front) Senior Crista Ricketts Captains/Where Are They Now? ...92 Alyse Hoover 32-33 (Back) Senior jenna Graber (I) and Antonia Gale 34~35 Junior Carlene Hightower Tara Lapetina 36-37 Newcomers 38-40
CO 2005-06 SEASON IN REVIEW 2005-06 Review 42 Game Results 43 Individual Stats 44 Team Stats 45 Big 5 Review 46-47 Atlantic 10 Review 48-49 2005-06 Box Scores 49-58 39 2006-07 OPPONENTS Albany 60 Villanova 60 Wagner 60 Binghamton 60 Sacred Heart 61 Penn 61 Rider 61 Delaware 61 Drexel 62 Quinnipiac 62 Morgan State 62 Vanderbilt 62 Miami (OH) 63 UW-Milwaukee 63 Lipscomb 63 Fordham 63 LA SALLE BASKETB COACHING STAFF PPONENTS RECORD BOOK
PHILADELPHIA WACHOVIA CENTER
The second largest city on the
East Coast and the fifth largest ir the nation, Philadelphia has M$vc retained its neighborhood spirit while supporting a metropolitan *S& population of 5.7 million. The cradle of democracy, Philadelphia is home to the Liberty Bell and Independence
Hall, where our country first took shape and our forefathers wrote the Declaration of Independence, the Articles of Confederation and the Constitution. Center City boasts hundreds of galleries featuring the latest in painting, sculpture, photography and video art, including the world-renowned Philadelphia Museum of Art and the Barnes Foundation. Philadelphia also supports the nation's largest and most developed city park system (Fairmount Park) that offers 8,700 acres of trees and trails winding the length of the city.
Center City's South Street, Boathouse Row along the Schuylkill
River, the Delaware Waterfront and Manayunk, a canal neighborhood with some of the best shops and restau- rants in the tri-state area, are also unique to the city.
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GROWING WITH OUR COMMUNITY La Salle announced a multimillion-dollar public/private neighborhood
revitalization and renewal effort. This includes the development of a
much-needed, full-service supermarket and other retail shops on our
Good Shepherd property. The project has the support of local officials and community groups.
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La Salle is ranked among the top 20 universities and top 10 Catholic universi-
ties in its category by U.S. News and World Report's "America's Best Colleges." The cate- u gory — Universities: Master's Northern
Region — is comprised of III 165 schools, 42 of which 11 1 11 1 n wj iij 111 are Catholic. Rankings ! H 11 II are based upon academic " » II IB || reputation, selectivity, faculty resources, finan-
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*', 2 * >Jl *- THE PLACE TO BE i j Applications for admission to the University- «_ L c^ undergraduate and graduate— totaled 9,182, ^J~ the largest in our history. Total applications have increased 93 percent in the last eight years.
La Salle enrolled students from 34 states and - 24 countries.
HEAD OF THE CLASS The student-led "I Am La Salle" campaign that inspired As reported by the NCAA, La Salle has a graduation The Affirmation was honored as "Program of the rate of 93 percent for our student-athletes. This Year" by the Central Atlantic Affiliates of College and -V*?'. ,. exceeds the average rate of 85 percent for University Residence Halls, of which our Resident Division I schools. Student Association is a member. _**fe Twelve La Salle University Communication majors were
selected to work as NBC interns for the 2006 Winter
Olympics in Torino, Italy. Only six universities nation-
wide were invited to participate in the NBC internship program.
LEADING BY EXAMPLE Eighty percent of La Salle's student-athletes volunteered for a total of 3,600 hours of service. Project Teamwork— which matches dozens of students from Emlen Elementary School and Logan Elementary School with Big Brothers and Big
Sisters from La Salle— was honored for the fifth
consecutive year by the National Consortium for
Academics and Sports for its community service and youth outreach program.
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WHAT IS ACADEMIC SUPPORT?
The Academic Support Services for Student Athletes is designed to assist student-athletes throughout their studies LA SALLE UNIVERSITY WOMEN'S BASKETBALL at La Salle University. Initially, the primary goal is to assist PLAYERS (L-R) student-athletes in their transition to the collegiate environ- DAVINEIA PAYNE, CRISTA ment and to help them better understand the academic and RICKETTS, LAMERA FERGUSON, athletic demands they will encounter. Through educational &JENNAGRABER programming, advising, counseling and other support POSE FOR A services, La Salle student-athletes are encouraged and PICTURE DURING supported in their pursuit of personal, academic, career, and COMMENCEMENT DAY IN MAY OF 2006. athletic goals. La Salle student-athletes are encouraged to ^wV^H be actively involved in their educational process as the bal- ance of academic achievement is fostered.
PROGRAM OBJECTIVES • To provide a program and environment in which student-athletes can become efficient students. SOPHOMORE WOMEN'S • To maximize the academic and athletic potential of BASKETBALL PLAYERS ANTON IA GALE (LEFT) & student-athletes. TARALAPETINAMEET • To provide the means by which student-athletes can WITH THE FORMER accept full responsibility for their educational planning. ASSISTANT DIRECTOR • To assist student-athletes in their progress toward gradu- OF ACADEMIC SERVICES SALLY ROONEY TO ation, which includes the use of tutors and study hall. DISCUSS THE UPCOMING • To assist student-athletes in balancing and managing the ACADEMIC CALENDAR. demands of participating in intercollegiate athletics with
assistance in scheduling for minimal missed class time. • To inform student-athletes of policies, rules and regulations established by the University, athletic
WOMEN'S CROSS department and the NCAA. COUNTRY & TRACK SEN- IOR ELIZABETH GEIGER (CENTER) ACCEPTS THE LA SALLE'S ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICANS LA SALLE FEMALE (SINCE 1990) SCHOLAR-ATHLETE OF 2006 Rachel Papin Track THE YEAR AWARD FOR Rachel Papin Cross Country HAVING THE HIGHEST 2005 GPA AMONG SENIOR 2004 Billy Rhea Football ATHLETES. PICTURED 2004 Jenna Darcy Cross Country WITH HER ARE DIRECTOR 2002 Matt Hemberger Soccer OF ACADEMIC SUPPORT 2002 Todd Witzleben Cross Country SERVICES BROTHER IOHN I 2001 Todd Witzleben Cross Country KANE, F.S.C(L)& 2001 jenna Darcy Cross Country DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS 2001 jen Zenszer Basketball DR. TOM BRENNAN. 2001 Patrick Gallagher Track 2001 Patrick Nash Track 2001 ToniAnn Razzi Track 2000 Kevin Campbell Football MEMBERS OFTHE 1999 Melissa Hodge Volleyball WOMEN'S TENNIS & 1999 Elena Gomez Track FIELD HOCKEY TEAMS 1998 Kevin Myles Cross Country RECEIVE THE TEAM GPA 1998 Kathy Heabel Cross Country AWARD. THE WOMEN'S 1998 Scott Levelle Cross Country TENNIS TEAM (L) HAD 1998 Dina Dormer Swimming THE HIGHEST GPA 1998 Brian Gallagher Track AMONG ALL WOMEN'S 1998 ToniAnn Razzi Track TEAMS DURING THE FALL 1998 Rachel Ritz Track 2005 SEMESTER, WHILE 1997 Cesidio Colasante Soccer THE FIELD HOCKEY TEAM Brian Schaller Baseball HADTHEHIGHESTINTHE 1996 Jenn Cole Basketball SPRING 2006 SEMESTER. 1992 1992 jack Hurd Basketball 1991 Mary Greybush Basketball
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MARY JENNIFER JENNIFER GREYBUSH COLE ZENSZER 1991 1992, 93 2001 - GTE Academic Ail-American GTE Academic All-American - 1992 1991 Third Team First Team; 1993 Second Team • Verizon Academic All-American Scored 1,404 career points MAAC and Big 5 Player of the - 2001 Third Team Grabbed 712 career rebounds Year - 1992 • Scored 1,290 career points Career 51.5% Field Goal NCAA Season Free Throw • Made 174 career three pointers Percentage Champion (91%) - 1993 (second all-time) Member of Philadelphia La Salle's all-time leading • Made 402 career free throws Big 5 Hall of Fame scorer- 1,875 points (third all-time) La Salle single game scoring record - 39 points Member of Philadelphia Big 5 Hall of Fame ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICANS COMMUNITY SERVICE AT LA SALLE UNIVERSITY
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PROJECT TEAMWORK The La Salle HEAD COACH TOM LOCHNER Athletic Department upholds the University's
(L) ALONG WITH mission of service through Project LA SALLE PLAY- ERS TARA TeamWork. Project TeamWork is a youth
LAPETINA(C) outreach and community service project ANDANTONIA sponsored La Salle University's Division GALE DEMON- by
STRATE THE of Intercollegiate Athletics. Project PROPER SHOOT- TeamWork utilizes La Salle student-athletes ING TECHNIQUE TO STUDENTS AT and coaches as mentors and role models to A CHILDREN'S youth who need academic, social, and/or BASKETBALL CLINIC AT THE emotional support. Student-athletes must NORTH PENN meet program criteria and have an interest in YMCA helping children in the local community.
Student-athletes also volunteer their time to
WOMEN'S tutor area youth in cooperation with the BASKETBALL La Salle Mentoring Program. For four PLAYER MELANIE straight years Project Teamwork has been GIBBONS recognized for excellence by the National PREPARES TO READ A STORY Consortium for Athletics and Society.
TO A GROUP OF Project TeamWork programs include: FOURTH-GRADE STUDENTS AT LA SALLE Campus Visitations - Campus visits are UNIVERSITY'S ADOPTED arranged to bring youth to the La Salle
SCHOOL LOGAN campus to experience college life and ELEMENTARY. to make educational attainment a goal.
Clinics and Workshops - Many athletic
teams sponsor or participate in clinics
which teach techniques and principles FRESHMAN of their sport. SHELLY SZMYT ASSISTS TWO Explorer Kids - Corporate and individual THIRD GRADE levels of sponsorship allow children to STUDENTS attend athletic events and be recognized OF LOGAN ELEMENTARY for their accomplishments. SCHOOL AS THEY Adopt-A-School - La Salle teams and LEARN HOW student-athletes have adopted Logan TO TELL TIME ON ANALOGUE Elementary School in nearby Olney. CLOCKS Student-athletes work directly with stu-
dents, serving as mentors and tutors.
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La Salle University Women's NCAA qualifier, in 24 years, and a 9-5
Basketball welcomed its seventh head record at home.
coach in the program's history on The journey for Lochner at La Salle August 30, 2004, when Tom Lochner began when he joined the Explorers
was appointed to lead the team start- coaching staff in 1987 serving as a
ing in the 2004-05 season. This season, volunteer assistant for two seasons.
Lochner will be coaching in his 20th After gaining full-time coaching status
season at the school overall, his third in 1989, he remained as an assistant as head coach. coach until the 1998-99 season, He will be looking to improve upon when he was promoted to associate the success his team achieved at the head coach.
beginning of the 2006 Atlantic 10 slate. He has been involved in all aspects
La Salle went 7-1 in the month of of the Explorers program during his
January, the most wins in one month in career at the school, which included more than a decade and started the serving as recruiting coordinator, and
conference 6-1, which vaulted them to overseeing the skill development of the top of the A-10 standings for the both the guards and the post players.
first time in school history Can. 23). Lochner has been extensively involved
However, health and injury problems in game coaching, scouting, daily late hurt the team and they finished the practice and pregame preparations
season 11-17, 7-9 in the conference. throughout his previous 19 years.
In his first year as head coach, He also worked with the academic Lochner guided the Explorers to a 12-16 support staff regarding student- record (6-10 A-10), which included their athlete progress.
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During his 17 years at La Salle University prior to his head coaching stint, Lochner had been part of 296 La Salle victories (296-196 overall). He had also been with the team for two NCAA Tournament appearances, one WNIT Tournament appearance, three conference titles, four Big 5 titles, and five 20-win seasons.
In addition to coaching at the high school and college levels, Lochner has extensive summer camp experience, teaching basketball fundamentals to young athletes. He is also actively involved in alumni and booster fundraising activities. Lochner holds two degrees from Temple University, a Bachelor of Science LOCHNER QUICK FACTS degree in Physical Education (1989) and Hometown: Schenectady, NY an ED.M in Sports Management (1997). He also earned a Master's of Education Alma Mater: Temple University (1989) from La Salle in 2006. COACHING CAREER Lochner, wife Beth, son Curtis, and daughter Samantha, reside in Willow 1982-87 Head Coach, Bishop Gibbons High School 88-13 Grove, PA. 1987-04 Assistant Coach, La Salle University 296-196 2004- Head Coach, La Salle University 23-33
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Associate Head Coach CHRISSIE DOOGAN
Head Coach Tom Lochner welcomed back Chrissie (Donahue) Doogan to the La Salle
University Women's Basketball coaching staff to start the 2004-05 season and in August
2005, she was promoted to Associate Head Coach. Doogan, a La Salle alumnae (1997),
served as an assistant for the Explorers for five years before a two-year stint with
Cornell University.
This will be Doogan's 12th season associated with La Salle Basketball, which
includes four years as a player and her eighth as a coach, and this is her 10th season
coaching overall. For Lochner, Doogan is the recruiting coordinator and the primary
handler for the skill development of the forwards.
Doogan is one of the top players ever to wear an Explorer jersey, ending her
career as the school's second-leading scorer with 1,818 career points and third-leading
rebounder with 914. Doogan led the team in scoring and rebounds her sophomore,
junior and senior seasons. In 2003, she was inducted into the La Salle Hall of Athletes.
She was named the Philadelphia Big 5 Player of the Year in 1995 and the Rookie
of the Year in 1994. She was a First Team All-Big 5 member in her final three seasons at
La Salle, and was named Second Team All-Big 5 as a freshman. Her outstanding career
in the Big 5 earned her a spot in the Hall of Fame in 2002. Just last year, Doogan was
named one of the top 25 players in the history of the Big 5.
In her four-year career at La Salle, Doogan never missed a postseason all-confer-
ence team. As a freshman and sophomore, she was named to the MCC All-Conference
teams in 1994 (third) and 1995 (second). In the fall of 1995, the Explorers joined the
Atlantic 10 Conference, and in her final two seasons Doogan was named to the A-10
All-Conference teams in 1996 (second) and 1997 (first). After leading her team to a pair of 20-win seasons, Doogan stayed with the La Salle
program as an assistant coach following her graduation in 1997 and held that position
for five seasons. Doogan was responsible for the development of the Explorers' post
players, as well as all aspects of scouting and team fundraising.
Doogan now resides with her husband Pat and their daughter Maggie in Drexel Hill.
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Assistant Coach MIMI RILEY
Mimi Riley enters her fourth season on the sidelines at La Salle University as an assistant coach. Riley assists with recruiting and scouting as well as planning prac- tices. She will spearhead all travel coordinating and community service projects as well as guard skill development.
Riley comes to La Salle after a one-year stint as an assistant coach at Georgetown. Riley was familiar with the Georgetown program after playing for BIG
EAST-rival Villanova. Her coaching duties for the Hoyas included scouting, recruiting, individual player instruction, coaching the guards and travel arrangements.
Riley graduated from Villanova in May of 2002 with a degree in communications.
She helped lead Villanova to two straight NCAA Tournament appearances (2001 and
2002), while playing for the Wildcats from 1997-2002. She was the Wildcats' starting point guard both her junior and senior seasons and was a 2002 First Team Philadelphia All-Big 5 selection. Riley ended her final season averaging 12.3 points per game and a team-high 4.6 assists. She was named a 2002 BIG EAST Honorable Mention and was awarded the 2002 BIG EAST Sportsmanship Award. During her four-year career Riley amassed 862 points, 416 assists and 356 rebounds in 117 games. Her 416 assists placed her sixth all-time in the Wildcat record books.
A Philadelphia-area product, Riley is from Bala Cynwyd, PA and attended
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Assistant Coach STACEY SMALLS
Stacey Smalls enters her second season on the bench for the La Salle University
Basketball Program. Her duties at La Salle include developing the guards, being in
charge of tape exchange and assisting with recruiting.
Smalls is a 2003 graduate of Temple University where she was a four-year member of the basketball team under Head Coach Dawn Staley. During her playing
career at Temple, Smalls finished her four-year career as the sixth all-time leading
scorer and is the only Owl to score more than 1,000 points and lead the team in
assists in four straight seasons.
While at Temple, Smalls scored 1,258 points, while dishing out 360 assists
and amassing 187 steals. In 2002, she led the Owls to their first Atlantic 10
Championship title and was named the tournament's MVP. Her other postseason
accolades include A-10 Most Improved Player in 2001, A-10 Second Team and
Defensive Team Member in 2001, 2002, and 2003, and First Team Philadelphia
Big 5 in 2002 and 2003.
Outside of her playing for the Owls, Smalls worked basketball camps at both
Temple University and at Norristown High School. She also interned at both the
Dawn Staley Foundation and Staley 5, where she helped organize basketball clinics
and aided in the development of a girls summer league.
Smalls has professional basketball experience, having played for the Birmingham Power of the National Women's Basketball League. During her tenure
with the Power, she led the team in minutes played and assists as the starting point guard.
Since the beginning of her collegiate career at Temple, Smalls has been very
active in the community and worked closely with children at basketball camps and
most recently as a case manager for the Philadelphia Youth Services Agency.
Smalls resides in Cheltenham, PA and attended Cheltenham High School.
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MEGHAN CAROLAN DIRECTOR OF WOMEN'S BASKETBALL OPERATIONS
In August 2006, the La Salle University Women's Basketball team announced the appoint-
ment of Meghan Carolan to the position of Director of Women's Basketball Operations.
Carolan comes to La Salle from Villanova University, where she served a dual role as equip-
ment assistant for the athletics program and an assistant coach for the women's lacrosse team,
which she began in 2004.
As an undergraduate at Villanova from 1999-2003, Carolan was a four-year member of the
women's lacrosse team. She was a three-time selection to the First Team All-Patriot League
(2001-2003), and was named a Second Team Regional All-American in 2001.
A 2003 graduate of Villanova, Carolan earned her Bachelor's of Arts in history and earned minors in business and education. Most recently, she earned a Master's of Education in sport and recreation administration from Temple
University, completing her degree in May 2006.
Carolan's primary role as Director of Women's Basketball Operations, will be to oversee administrative duties, including marketing, promotions, coordinating facility use, and game-day operations.
SISTER EILEEN McGOWAN TEAM MODERATOR
Sister Eileen McGowan, a Sister of Mercy, served as a campus minister for five years at
La Salle University and is now teaching in the Religion Department. Before coming to La Salle,
McGowan worked as a Campus Minister at Catholic University in Washington, DC for seven years
(1993-2000). While at Catholic, she continued her education in Theology.
Before her post-graduate work at Catholic, she taught Theology at Chestnut Hill College
from 1991-93 and was the Director of Religious Education in North Philadelphia from 1982-1991
for St. Stephen's and St. Henry's Parishes. McGowan also taught at several different parochial grade schools after earning her degree.
A 1976 graduate of Gwynedd Mercy, McGowan earned a Bachelor's of Arts in Education and went on to earn two masters degrees. She has an MA in Religious Studies from Villanova University (1987) and an MA in Bilingual Bicultural Education from Marywood College (1985).
Over the years along with being involved with the women's basketball program at La Salle, Sister Eileen was the moderator of the Gamma Sigma service sorority. While a campus minister, she also served on many university committees, including the Health Advisory Committee, the Student Affairs Staff Development Committee, and the Middle States
Committee on Integrity. RAQUEL MENOCAL TEAM MANAGER
Raquel Menocal is entering her third season as the La Salle Women's
Basketball team manager. Currently a junior at La Salle, Menocal is pursuing
a Bachelor of Science degree in biology.
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No. Name CI. Pos. Ht. Hometown/High School 3 Danielle Mickiewicz Fr. F 6-2 Jackson, NJ/Jackson 10 Antonia Gale So. G 5-9 Glenside, PA/Cheltenham
n Brittany Hanley Jr. F 6-2 Saylorsburg, PA/Pleasant Valley 13 Tara Lapetina So. G 5-5 Philadelphia, PA/Archbishop Carroll
15 Carlene Hightower Jr. F 5-11 Philadelphia, PA/Archbishop Prendergast 20 Crista Ricketts Sr. F 6-1 Douglasville, PA/Daniel Boone 21 Jenna Graber Sr. G 5-9 Clarksburg, NJ/Peddie School 24 Jamie Walsh Fr. G 5-8 Downingtown, PA/Downingtown East 25 Shelly Szmyt Fr. G 5-10 Pelham, NH/Central Catholic 31 Morgan Robertson Fr. F 6-0 Amarillo, TX/Amarillo
32 Meghan Ahl Jr. G 5-6 Bronx, NY/Preston
40 Alyse Hoover Jr. G 5-10 Lebanon, PA/Cedar Crest 44 Melanie Gibbons Jr. F 6-0 Bridgewater, NJ/Bridgewater-Raritan 55 Chelsea Conner Fr. F 6-3 Gloucester City, NJ/Gloucester * Margaret Elderton So. G 5-6 Havertown, PA/Havertown (Maine)
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No. Name CI. Pos. Ht. Hometown/High School
32 Meghan Ahl Jr. G 5-6 Bronx, NY/Preston 55 Chelsea Conner Fr. F 6-3 Gloucester City, NJ/Gloucester * Margaret Elderton So. G 5-6 Havertown, PA/Havertown (Maine) 10 Antonia Gale So. G 5-9 Glenside, PA/Cheltenham
44 Melanie Gibbons Jr. F 6-0 Bridgewater, NJ/Bridgewater-Raritan 21 Jenna Graber Sr. G 5-9 Clarksburg, NJ/Peddie School
11 Brittany Hanley Jr. F 6-2 Saylorsburg, PA/Pleasant Valley
15 Carlene Hightower Jr. F 5-ii Philadelphia, PA/Archbishop Prendergast
40 Alyse Hoover Jr. G 5-10 Lebanon, PA/Cedar Crest 13 Tara Lapetina So. G 5-5 Philadelphia, PA/Archbishop Carroll 3 Danielle Mickiewicz Fr. F 6-2 Jackson, NJ/Jackson 20 Crista Ricketts Sr. F 6-1 Douglasville, PA/Daniel Boone
31 Morgan Robertson Fr. F 6-0 Amarillo, TX/Amarillo 25 Shelly Szmyt Fr. G 5-10 Pelham, NH/Central Catholic 24 Jamie Walsh Fr. G 5-8 Downingtown, PA/Downingtown East
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Associate Head Coach: Chrissie Doogan (La Salle '97) - Third season
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CAREER HIGHS
vs. Massachusetts (1/27/06) vs. Massachusetts (1/27/06) FG ATTEMPTS vs. Massachusetts (1/27/06) 3-PT FG MADE vs. Massachusetts (1/27/06) 3-PT FG ATTEMPTS vs. Massachusetts (1/27/06)
FT MADE 2 (six times) last, vs. Saint Joseph's (1/22/06)
FT ATTEMPTS 2 (six times) last, vs. Saint Joseph's (1/22/06) REBOUNDS at Delaware (11/23/05) ASSISTS vs. Rider (12/4/05) BLOCKS at George Washington (2/17/06) STEALS vs. Fordham (2/24/06) MINUTES 37 (twice) last, at Saint Louis (2/3/06) Senior I G I 5-9 Clarksburg, NJ Peddie School
2005-06 (JUNIOR) (12/11). ..Grabbed two rebounds in games versus Wagner (11/20), Started in every game last season. ..Hit at least one three-point versus Delaware (12/19) ar| d versus Duquesne (2/2).
basket in every game, except one (Rider - and hit one in 22 12/4), 2003-04 (FRESHMAN) straight games. ..Set the single-season record for made threes with Played in 21 games in her rookie season... Her 44.8% (13-29) for 74 and is 10th all-time in threes made (89). ..Made three or more three pointers was (at the time) the second-best ever at the three pointers in 16 games. ..Led the Atlantic 10 Conference in school. ..Tallied 45 points on the season. ..Recorded a career-high six Three-Point Field Goal Percentage at 45.1% and was sixth in the points on four different occasions.. .Was perfect from beyond the nation. ..Scored in double figures in 12 contests. ..Had 11 points in arc four times, including 2-for-2 versus Xavier (2/19). ..Dished out - back-to-back games (11/27 vs - Wagner; and 11/30 at two assists against George Washington (1/18)... Had a career high Binghamton)... Connected on four three-pointers and scored 12 two steals twice against Howard (12/17) ar| d at Xavier (2/6). points against Vanderbilt (12/22). ..Hit four three-pointers and scored a then career-high 14 points versus St. Bonaventure (1/13) 2002-03 and added five rebounds. ..Made seven three-pointers (one off the Earned National Society of Collegiate Scholars honors. ..Redshirt. Explorer single-game record) and scored 21 points (both career- HIGH SCHOOL highs) against Massachusetts (1/27). ..Connected on four three Named to Nike Tournament of Champions All-Tournament Team... pointers at George Washington (2/17) and versus Fordham (2/24)... A 2002 McDonald's All-American Nominee. ..Averaged 15 points and Is currently fourth on the school's all-time list in 3-PT Percentage four assists as a senior, and made 63 three-pointers. ..Was named for a career (42.8) and third for this season (45.1). ..Was named to to the First Team All-State for independent schools and by the the A-10's Commissioner's Honor Roll in both the fall and spring. Newark Star Ledger newspaper... Finished with school records in 2004-05 (SOPHOMORE) career points (1,335) ar| d three-point field goals made (217).
Was limited to just 11 games, missing all games between Dec. 13 Birth Date: January 22, 1984 Feb. ..Scored five points in her first and 5. a season-high game back Parents: )oe and Diane versus Fordham (2/6). ..Also had three points against Binghamton Major: Accounting
CAREER STATISTICS -TOTAL- —3-POIMTERS— REBOUNDS SEASON GP-GS MIN FG-A PCT FG-A PCT FT-A PCT OFF-DEF TOT AVG PF-FO A TO BLK ST PTS AVG
2003-04 21-0 166 15-34 .441 13-29 448 2-3 .667 1-9 10 0.5 10-0 5 7 6 45 2.1
2004-05 11-0 87 3-19 .158 2-15 .133 0-0 .000 1-9 10 0.9 4-0 4 1 8 0.7
2005-06 28-28 856 80-185 .432 74-164 .451 10-10 1.000 6 50 56 2.0 35-0 18 30 1 14 ?AA 8.7
TOTALS 60-28 1109 98-238 .412 89-208 .428 12-13 .923 8-68 76 1.3 49-0 27 38 1 20 297 5.0
Senior I F I 6-1
DOUGLASVILLE, PA I DANIEL BOONE
2005-06 (JUNIOR) percentage (47.8). ..Was the first Explorer to lead the team in both Named to the Atlantic 10 All-Conference First Team and Philadelphia field goal and free throw percentage in the same season in 10
Big 5 First Team. ..Became the second fastest player at the school to years...Among the school's 1,000 point scorers, her 778 points was reach 1,000 points, after scoring her fifth point versus Rhode Island the second-most after two seasons.
- 68 games. ..Ended the season 15th on the all-time list with (1/16) 2003-04 (FRESHMAN) 1,136 points. ..Scored 20 or more points five times: versus Was named both the A-10 Rookie of the Year and the Big 5 Rookie of Tennessee-Martin (11/19) 26; at Delaware (11/23) 21; versus Rider the Year, and was selected to the A-10 All-Rookie Team and the All- (12/4) 25; at Drexel (12/10) 24; and at Rhode Island (1/3) 24... Big 5 First Team. ..Was named the La Salle Invitational Most Valuable Recorded five double-doubles: at Delaware (11/23) 21-11; versus Player.. .Garnered four A-10 Rookie of the Week and two Big 5 Player Rider (12/4) 25-10; versus Villanova (12/20) 18-12; at Rhode Island of the Week awards. ..Started in 16 games and played in all 28... Led (1/3) 24-12; and versus Penn (1/24) 16-10. ..Had another double digit the team in scoring (14.1) and rebounds (6. 5)... Her 394 points were rebounding game: versus Texas-Arlington (11/20) 10. ..Hit double the most-ever scored by a freshman at La Salle. ..Scored in double digits in scoring 19 times in 26 games. ..Added a career-high five digits in 22 games, tallying five double-doubles. ..Recorded a season assists against Rider (12/4). ..Had 19 points and seven rebounds at and career-high in points (26) in her fourth double-double of the sea- Kansas (12/30). ..Started in 24 of 26 games played. ..In the two son versus Xavier (2/19). ..Matched that output the next game with games off the bench, scored double figures in both, 10 points versus 26 points against Dayton (2/22)...Pulled down a career-high 14 Dayton (2/10) and 13 points versus Xavier (2/12). ..Led the team in boards versus St. Bonaventure (3/5)... Opened the season with a dou- points (358) and points per game (13,8), offensive rebounds (69), ble-double against Texas A&M (11/22) scoring 22 points and grab- blocks (14) and field goal percentage (47. 9). ..Is in the top 10 on the bing 11 rebounds. ..Had six 20-plus point games, including the last all-time career lists in six categories. three regular season games. 2004-05 (SOPHOMORE) 2002-03 Was named to the A-10 All-Conference Second Team and to the Big 5 Redshirt First Team. ..Started in 23 of 25 games, missing three games late in the season. ..Scored in double figures in 20 games, which included HIGH SCHOOL three double-doubles, and hit for 20-plus in seven...Had a 19-point, A four-year starter.. .Scored 1,867 points as four-year letterwinner... 10-board performance versus Boston (12/4), 16 points, 11 rebounds Named to the Associated Press Third Team. ..Earned all-state honors at Providence (12/22) and 15 points, 12 rebounds at Dayton (2/13)... in 2001. ..Was an all-state fifth team selection in 2002. ..Named Berks Had a season-high 25 points in La Salle's first win over George County Player of the Year 2001... Received All-Berks County honors Washington (2/4) in 24 seasons. ..Led the team in points with 384 three consecutive years (2000-2002). (15.1 per game), rebounds per game 6.0 (150 total), blocks (19), free Birth Date: March 19, 1984 throws and attempted field goals made (118) (160), made (133) and Mother: Ellen Major: Criminal Justice r CAREER STATISTICS 1
TOTAL —3-P0INTERS— RFRflllHn . SEASON GP-GS MIN FG-A PCT FG-A PCT FT-A PCT OFF-DEF TOT AVG PF-FO A TO BLK ST PTS AVG
2003-04 28-16 701 135-296 .456 0-1 .000 124-167 .743 71-110 181 6.5 81-4 26 54 17 25 394 14.1
2004-05 25-23 744 133-278 .478 0-1 000 118-160 .738 59-91 150 6.0 75-4 30 47 19 15 384 15.4
2005-06 26-24 763 136-284 .479 0-3 .000 86-124 .694 69-98 167 6.4 74-3 42 45 14 11 358 13.8
TOTALS 79-63 2208 404-858 .471 0-5 .000 328-451 .727 199-299 498 6.3 230-11 98 146 50 51 1136 14.4 CAREER HIGHS
POINTS 2 (four times) last, vs. Dayton (2/10/06)
FG MADE 1 (three times) last, vs. Dayton (2/10/06) M FG ATTEMPTS 3 (twice) last, vs. Wagner (11/27/05) ^ 3-PT FG MADE NA m 3-PT FG ATTEMPTS l (three times) last, vs. Xavier *c (2/12/06) & M FT MADE 2 vs. Fordham (2/6/05) FT ATTEMPTS 2 vs. Fordham (2/6/05) REBOUNDS 4 vs. Wagner (11/27/05) A ASSISTS 4 vs. Wagner (11/27/05) I BLOCKS NA STEALS l vs. Penn (1/24/06)
1 MINUTES 15 (twice) last, vs. Wagner (11/27/05) ft* gH ~\ Junior I G I 5-6 y-*
Bronx, NY I Preston
2005-06 (SOPHOMORE) HIGH SCHOOL
Was named to the Philadelphia Big 5 All-Academic Team and was A four-year starter... Holds the school record in career points with on the Atlantic 10 Commissioner's Honor Roll in the fall. ..Saw 1,449. ..Averaged 15-5 points, 6.0 assists, 3.2 rebounds and 4.0 action in 16 games, playing a career-high 15 in two contests. ..In steals per game as a senior.. .Earned Most Valuable Player honors
the first game of the year, had three assists, two points and two all four years of her high school career.. .Recipient of several post- rebounds against Tennessee-Martin (11/19). ..Against Wagner season awards throughout her high school career including earning
(11/27), had four rebounds and four assists. ..Played the final 14 New York Daily News - Bronx All-Star honors all four years.. .A three-
minutes against Dayton (2/10), scoring two points and grabbing time New York Newsday - Bronx All-Star and a 2004 New York two rebounds. Newsday All-City honorable mention... Named the Preston High School 2004 Lou McSwigin Award recipient, given to the most out- 2004-05 (FRESHMAN) standing overall student athlete. ..Named to the New York State Played in seven games. ..Scored her first collegiate points against Sportswriters & Coaches Organization for Girls Sports 2004 All- Fordham after connecting on two free throws... Had a season-high State Class B First Team... A member of the National Honor Society. three rebounds in her first game versus Wagner (11/2), also regis- tering her only assist. ..Had two rebounds against Fordham (2/6). Birth Date: July 6, 1986 Parents: Harry and Joan Major: Mathematics
CAREER STATISTICS TOTAL —3-POINTERS— KtoUUNUo- SEASON GP-GS MIN FG-A PCT FG-A PCT FT-A PCT OFF-DEF TOT AVG PF-FO A TO BLK ST PTS AVG
2004-05 7-0 25 0-5 .000 0-0 .000 2-4 .500 0-6 6 0.9 2-0 1 3 2 0.3
2005-06 16-0 89 3-16 .188 0-3 .000 0-1 000 0-10 10 0.6 8-0 10 8 1 6 0.4
TOTALS 23-0 114 3-21 .143 0-3 .000 2-5 .400 0-16 16 0.7 10-0 11 11 1 8 0.3 \r «m
CAREER HIGHS
POINTS 12 at Duquesne (1/20/06)
FG MADE 5 at Duquesne (1/20/06)
FG ATTEMPTS 7 vs. Dayton (2/10/06) 3-PT FG MADE NA
3-PT FG ATTEMPTS l vs. Duquesne (2/20/05) FT MADE 3 vs. Wagner (11/27/05) FT ATTEMPTS 4 (twice) last, vs. Wagner (11/27/05) REBOUNDS 7 at Duquesne (1/20/06) ASSISTS 4 vs. Saint Joseph's (1/22/06) BLOCKS i (four times) last, vs. Massachusetts (1/27/06]
STEALS 2 (three times) last, vs. Rhode Island (1/16/06) MINUTES 34 at Charlotte (1/29/06) ^ —
Junior I F I 6-0
Bridgewater, NJ I Bridgewater-Raritan
2005-06 (SOPHOMORE) HIGH SCHOOL Saw action in every game last season (27), except one, making A four-year varsity letter winner...Averaged a double-double during four straight starts (1/29-2/12). ..Grabbed at least one rebound in her senior year with 12.4 points and 10.6 rebounds per every game played, including a career-high seven at Duquesne game. ..Tallied 1,038 career points and 900 career (1/20). ..Had seven points, four rebounds, one block and one assist rebounds. ..Captained her team as a senior.. .Named the team Most in 21 minutes played against Wagner (11/27). ..Had eight points, Valuable Player following her senior season. ..Earned MVP honors five rebounds, one assist and one steal in 27 minutes played after her junior season. ..Received several postseason honors as against Vanderbilt (12/22). ..Scored a career-high 12 points and both a junior and a senior... Named to the New Jersey State Senior grabbed a career-high seven rebounds at Duquesne (1/20). ..Had a All-Star team. ..Named to the Star Ledger All-County first team as career-high four assists versus Saint Joseph's (1/22). ..Was named both a junior and a senior.. .Earned Courier News All-Area third team
to the A-10's Commissioner's Honor Roll in both the fall and spring. honors as a senior and second team as a junior.. .Also participated in varsity outdoor track. 2004-05 (FRESHMAN) Played in 11 games, including five of the last eight. ..Scored a sea- Birth Date: November 26, 1985
son-high six points in the second game of the season versus Parents: Walter and Celeste Wagner (11/20). ..Also had a season-high three rebounds and two Major: Psychology steals in the game. ..Matched the board total at Providence (12/22) and the steal total at Xavier (2/11). ..Had her only assist versus Fordham (2/6).
CAREER STATIS
, PDIMTPRQ TOTAL —o-ruiN 1 trio REBOUNDS- SEASON GP-GS MIN FG-A PCT FG-A PCT FT-A PCT OFF-DEF TOT AVG PF-FO A TO BLK ST PTS AVG
2004-05 11-0 52 2-9 .222 0-1 .000 2-6 .333 4-7 11 1.0 10-0 1 2 6 6 0.5
2005-06 27-4 468 29-73 397 0-0 .000 18-23 783 21-53 74 2.7 49-1 20 16 4 9 76 2.8
TOTALS 38-4 520 31-82 .378 0-1 .000 20-29 .690 25-60 85 2.2 59-1 21 18 4 15 82 2.2 , ,.— - "> CAREER HIGHS
POINTS 4 vs. Rider (12/4/05)
FG MADE 1 vs. Rider (12/4/05)
FG ATTEMPTS 1 (twice) last, vs. Rider (12/4/05) 3-PT FG MADE NA 3-PT FG ATTEMPTS NA
FT MADE 2 vs. Rider (12/4/05) FT ATTEMPTS 2 vs. Rider (12/4/05)
REBOUNDS i (three times) last, vs. Penn (1/24/06) ASSISTS NA BLOCKS NA
STEALS 1 vs. Rider (12/4/05)
MINUTES 2 (three times) last, vs. Rider (12/4/05)
28 PLAYER PR IS | Junior F I 6-2 Saylorsburg, PA Pleasant Valley
2005-06 (SOPHOMORE) with 27 points in a game and grabbed 20 rebounds in another... Saw action in six games. ..In her second game versus Wagner Was named a First Team member of the Mountain Valley (11/27), grabbed her first rebound. ..Scored her first collegiate Conference, Pocono Record, Morning Call Area and Times News
points, four in all, against Rider (12/4) and added a rebound... as a senior.. .Won the Chairman of the Board Award in her final Also grabbed a rebound versus Penn (1/24). three seasons and was the team's top free-throw shooter sopho- MISCELLANEOUS more and senior seasons. ..Also played volleyball, and broke school records for most kills and blocks in a season and career. Is a walk-on, who also competes on the La Salle University Women's Volleyball team. Birth Date: April 7, 1986 Parents: James and Leslie HIGH SCHOOL Major: Accounting Was a 1,000-point scorer (1,002) and a four-year varsity letterwin- 5 ner...Also had 616 career rebounds. ..Named Second Team Pocono Area sophomore and junior years.. .Senior year set career highs
CAREER STATISTICS TOTAL —3-P0INTERS— RFRflllNIK SEASON GP-GS MIN FG-A PCT FG-A PCT HA PCT OFF-DEF TOT AVG PF-FO A TO BLK ST PTS AVG 2005-06 8-0 11 1-2 .500 0-0 .000 2-2 1.000 3-0 3 0.4 1-0 10 14 0.5 TOTALS 8-0 11 1-2 .500 0-0 .000 2-2 1.000 3-0 3 0.4 1-0 10 14 0.5 30 PLAYER Junior I F I 5-11 Philadelphia, PA I Archbishop Prendergast J
2005-06 (SOPHOMORE) 3-of-3 from three-point land, and had six boards versus Xavier (2/12).. Was an Honorable Mention All-Atlantic 10 and was named both the Recorded her third double-double of the season with 11 points and 10 A-10 and Philadelphia Big 5 Most Improved Player.. .Started all 28 rebounds versus Richmond in the final game of the season. games. ..In first weekend, was named to the All-Shootout Team at 2004-05 (FRESHMAN) the South Florida Shootout after scoring 14 points versus Tennessee- Saw action in every game (27) except one. ..Had five points and four Martin (11/19) an d recording her first double-double of the season rebounds in her college debut at Seton Hall (11/19). ..Recorded ner against Texas-Arlington (11/20) - 16 and 11 boards. ..Had a total of first double digit rebounding effort with 11 versus Boston (12/4)... 16 double digit scoring games, three double-doubles, and scored Registered season-highs with 16 points and 12 rebounds in her only 20 or more points two times. ..Against Vanderbilt (12/22), had 10 double-double of the season against Saint Joseph's (2/25). points and seven rebounds. ..At Kansas (12/30), had 12 points, five Rebounds, and three assists. ..Had nine points, six rebounds, and HIGH SCHOOL two assists at Richmond (1/6), and hit the game-winner with 3.7 A four-year varsity letter winner...As a senior, she averaged a double- seconds left on the clock. ..Had 16 points, nine rebounds, and four double every game, averaging 22.2 points and 10.0 rebounds per assists against Temple (1/8). ..Scored 16 points and grabbed a game. ..Earned All-Catholic League honors as a sophomore, junior and career-high tying 12 rebounds for her second double-double of the senior.. .Garnered All-Delaware County honors as a junior and senior. season against St. Bonaventure ..Scored career-high (1/13). a 29 Birth Date: April 22, 1986 points and had eight rebounds at Charlotte (1/29), helping her earn Parents: Curtis and Sarah a Big 5 Player of the Week nod (1/30). ..Scored 23 points, including Major: Speech Language
CAREER STATISTICS
TOTAL 7-PniMTPRQ— ntnUUnlUoDCRnilMIK- SEASON GP-GS MIN FG-A PCT FG-A PCT FT-A PCT OFF-DEF TOT AVG PF-FO A TO BLK ST PTS AVG
2004-05 27-0 334 28-75 .373 0-3 .000 29-41 .707 23-54 77 2.9 55-1 15 39 3 15 85 3.1
2005-06 28-28 790 127-309 .411 11-17 .647 50-74 .676 46-140 186 6.6 84-2 35 76 6 29 315 11.3
TOTALS 55-28 1124 155-384 .404 11-20 .550 79-115 .687 69-194 263 4.8 139-3 50 115 9 44 400 7.3 CAREER HIGHS
POINTS 10 at Massachusetts (2/26/06) FG MADE 4 at Massachusetts (2/26/06)
FG ATTEMPTS 8 (three times) last, at Massachusetts (2/26/06)
3-PT FG MADE 2 (four times) last, at Massachusetts (2/26/06)
3-PT FG ATTEMPTS 4 (four times) last, at Massachusetts (2/26/06)
FT MADE 2 (twice) last, at George Washington (2/17/06)
FT ATTEMPTS 2 (four times) last, at George Washington (2/17/06)
REBOUNDS 5 vs. Richmond (3/3/06) ASSISTS 4 at Duquesne (1/20/06) BLOCKS NA STEALS 2 at Massachusetts (2/26/06) MINUTES 27 at Massachusetts (2/26/06) lEBT^^^^^^^H Junior I G I 5-10
Lebanon, PA I Cedar Crest
2005-06 (SOPHOMORE) (i2/22)...Tied season-high in points with five points at Dayton Played in 25 games, missing the first three due to illness... In her (1/21). ..Had two assists against Fordham (2/6). first game back, scored seven points and had a steal against HIGH SCHOOL
Wagner (11/27). ..Scored a n i ne points, which included two made Tallied 2,088 career points.. .Averaged 18.7 points per game her three pointers, and had three rebounds at Rhode Island (1/3). ..In senior season...Also averaged 6.0 rebounds, 5.0 assists and 3.0 a three-game span (12/30-1/6), scored 17 points and grabbed steals per game. ..Named to both the Section I All-Star team and the seven rebounds in 43 minutes played. ..Was 2-of-2 from behind Lancaster-Lebanon All-Star team in 2004...AS a senior, she also the arc and scored eight points against St. Bonaventure (1/13)... earned a spot on the District 3 All-District team. ..The Pennsylvania Grabbed a career-high four rebounds versus Dayton (2/10). ..Hit a Interscholastic Athletic Association named Hoover to its second pair of threes, scoring six points and adding four rebounds versus team. ..Named to the District 3 Supreme Team by the York Paper... Fordham (2/19). ..Had career-highs in points (10), steals (2) and Earned Patriot News Big 15 squad honors. minutes played (27) at Massachusetts (2/26). ..Grabbed a career- Birth Date: May high five rebounds versus Richmond (3/3). 17, 1986 Parents: Tim and Delia 2004-05 (FRESHMAN) Major: Communications Saw action in 15 games. ..In first college action, had a season- high five points, three rebounds, and two assists versus Wagner (11/20)... Grabbed three more boards in a game at Providence r CAREER STATIS1 TOTAL —3-POINTERS— DCD0UNDS SEASON GP-GS MIN FG-A PCT FG-A PCT FT-A PCT 0FF-DEF TOT AVG PF-FO A TO BLK ST PTS AVG
2004-05 15-0 91 5-29 .172 3-18 167 0-0 000 3-6 9 0.6 3-0 5 5 2 13 09
2005-06 25-0 291 24-69 .348 14-41 .341 7-9 .778 6-35 41 1.6 22-0 13 10 8 69 2.8
TOTALS 40-0 382 29-98 .296 17-59 .288 7-9 .778 9-41 50 1.3 25-0 18 15 10 82 2.1 CAREER HIGHS
POINTS 6 vs. Tennessee-Martin (11/19/05)
FG MADE 3 vs. Tennessee-Martin (11/19/05)
FG ATTEMPTS 5 vs. Tennessee-Martin (11/19/05) 3-PT FG MADE NA
3-PT FG ATTEMPTS l vs. Rider (12/4/05)
FT MADE 2 (four times) last, vs. St. Bonaventure (1/13/06) FT ATTEMPTS 4 at Drexel (12/10/05) REBOUNDS 4 vs. Tennessee-Martin (11/19/05) ASSISTS i (twice) last, vs. Penn (1/24/06)
BLOCKS i vs. St. Bonaventure (1/13/06) STEALS 2 at Drexel (12/10/05)
MINUTES 25 vs. Tennessee-Martin (11/19/05) 1
H .it. Sophomore I G I 5-9
Glenside, PA I Cheltenham
2005-06 (FRESHMAN) team as a senior and the PA State Runner-Up squad. ..A three-time
Played in 18 games. ..In her first collegiate contest, scored six Suburban One All-Star.. .Became a member of the 1,000 point club points, grabbed four rebounds, and played 25 minutes versus as a senior finishing her career with 1,443 points. ..Garnered Tennessee-Martin (11/19). ..In second game, scored two points and Associated Press PA All-State Third Team honors as a senior... grabbed three rebounds versus Texas-Arlington (11/20). ..Scored Named Player of the Year in Southeastern PA and by the two points, collected two steals and grabbed three rebounds at Montgomery Newspaper in 2005. ..Was a Southeastern PA girls
Drexel (12/10). ..Against St. Bonaventure (1/13), scored four points.. first team member in 2005. ..Named MVP of both the Suburban One At Charlotte (1/29), scored four points and had two rebounds... senior All-Star game and the Hazelton Area Lady Cougar Tip-off as Scored five points at Saint Louis (2/3). a senior.. .Earned PA all-area basketball honorable mention as a freshman and sophomore. HIGH SCHOOL Birth Date: February J Captained her team as a senior.. .Was a four-year varsity letter- 5, 1987 winner and a three-time member of the league championship Parents: Howard and Cynthia team. ..Was a member of the PIAA Eastern Regional Championship Major: Management
CAREER STATISTICS TOTAL —3-POINTERS— REBOUNDS SEASON GP-GS MIN FG-A PCT FG-A PCT FT-A PCT OFF-DEF TOT AVG PF-FO A TO BLK ST PTS AVG
2005-06 18-0 113 8-25 .320 0-1 .000 12-21 571 3-13 16 9 7-0 2 11 1 3 28 1.6
TOTALS 18-0 113 8-25 .320 0-1 .000 12-21 .571 3-13 16 0.9 7-0 2 11 1 3 28 1.6
Sophomore I G I 5-5
Philadelphia, PA I Archbishop Carroll
2005-06 (FRESHMAN) HIGH SCHOOL Made one start and played in 25 total games. ..Started the season A four-year varsity letterwinner and three-year starter.. .Was a mem- hitting at least one three-point basket in every game (six straight)... ber of the Catholic League championship team both her sophomore Connected on three or more three-pointer baskets in five games... and junior years... Named to the All-Catholic team in 2004 and Scored nine points and had two assists in her first collegiate game 2005. ..Named to the All-Delco team in 2004 and 2005. ..Captained versus Tennessee-Martin (11/19). ..Scored n i ne points and grabbed the team as a senior and led the team in assists that season. ..Also, two rebounds in her second game against Texas-Arlington (11/20)... led the team in three-point percentage and set the school record Became the first La Salle bench player to hit for double figures with in the category.. .Was named to the All-Tournament Team in Naples,
11 points versus Rider (12/4). ..Had three made three-point baskets FL Tournament... A four-year member of the honor roll, she also and score nine points versus Saint Joseph's (1/22). ..Hit three threes earned All-Catholic team honors as a four-year varsity letterwinner and scored nine points versus Penn (1/24). ..Set a career-high with in softball. five assists versus Xavier (2/12) in just 11 minutes played. ..Started Birth Date: April 20, 1987 first collegiate game at George Washington (2/17), playing a career- Parents: Bill and Kathy high 31 minutes and handing out four assists. ..Named to the Major: Accounting Atlantic io's Commissioner's Honor Roll in the spring.
CAREER STATISTICS TOTAL —3-POINTERS— -REBOUNDS- SEASON GP-GS MIN FG-A PCT FG-A PCT FT-A PCT OFF-DEF TOT AVG PF-FO A TO BLK ST PTS AVG
2005-06 25-1 344 2?-fi8 324 21-64 328 5-6 833 2-17 19 (18 12-0 42 13 5 70 2.8
TOTALS 25-1 344 22-68 .324 21-64 328 5-6 .833 2-17 19 0.8 12-0 42 13 5 70 2.8 *~" 16*56- Margare Conner Elderton
Freshman I F I 6-3 Junior (RS) I G I 5-6 Gloucester City, NJ Havertown, PA Gloucester Havertown
high school 2006-07
Averaged a double-double her senior season - 17.0 Transfer will sit out the season. points and 12.0 rebounds per game. ..Finished her 2004-06 (AT MAINE) career with 1,052 points.. .Also averaged 4.3 blocks and Played in 41 games, while making 24 starts in sopho- 1.4 steals per game. ..Co-captained the team for three more campaign. ..Scored in double figures in four seasons and was named Most Valuable Player games, netting a career-high 13 points (Hartford - 2/1; twice.. .Was named All Tri-County First Team, All-Group at Albany - 2/12) twice. ..Named to the America East 1 First Team, and All-South Jersey Second Team after Commissioner's Honor Roll and a Maine Scholar- senior year.. .Was a New Jersey Scholar-Athlete and Athlete Rising Star as a freshman. graduated third in her class. ..Also, ran cross country I> and track at Gloucester High School. HIGH SCHOOL Was a four-year starter and set the school career Birth Date: January 21, 1989 scoring record (1,592 points). ..Averaged 18.1 points, Parents: Don and De' 6.0 assists, 4.0 rebounds and 2.0 steals per game as Major: Speech, Language and Hearing senior.. .Led Haverford to three Central League titles .nd qualified for three state tournaments.. .As a senior,
Haverford went undefeated in conference play and
28-3 overall - the best mark by a team in school history.. .A two-time Central League MVP, two-time All-Delco and All-Main Line Player of the Year... Named Second Team All-Area by Philadelphia Inquirer...Also played soccer and was named team MVP senior year... - '" Member of National Honor Society.
Birth Date: November 21, 1985 Parents: Brian and Winifred Major: Nursing
38 PLAYE. i anielle Morgan lickiewicz bertson
Freshman I F I 6-2 Jackson, NJ Amarillo, TX Jackson Amarillo
HIGH SCHOOL HIGH SCHOOL Averaged 12.0 points and 8.5 rebounds and 1.5 blocks A four-year varsity letterwinner...Averaged 13.0 points, per game as a senior.. .Was named to the Star Ledger All- 8.6 rebounds and 2.5 steals per game as a senior... Senior Team and First Team All-Ocean, while her team Named the 2004 District 2-5A Newcomer of the Year was named Sfori.ee/gerTeam of the Year...Was nominat- and was a three-time (2004, 2005, and 2006) District ed for the annual McDonald's Ail-American High School 2-5A First Team selection. ..In 2006, was named Texas Basketball Teams. ..Also competed on the track team, Association of Basketball Coaches All-Region and earning Second Team All-Shore in the discus. Academic All-State, team MVP, and made the
Flowermound All-Tournament and Golden Spread All- Birth Date: January 18, 1988 Parents: Paul and Sheryl Star Tournament teams.. .In her three years at Amarillo, Major: Undeclared helped them to a pair of district championships.. .In the classroom, was a six-semester Superintendent Scholar and received English, Physics and Government
Departmental Awards.. .Graduated in the top 10 ent of her class.
nih Date: January 22, 1988
Parents: Bill and Lita Major: Political Scif^
1 LAYER PROFILES J9 Shellv Szmvt
Freshman I G I 5-10 Freshman I G I 5-8 Pelham, NH DOWNINGTOWN, PA Central Catholic DOWNINGTOWN EAST
HIGH SCHOOL HIGH SCHOOL Averaged 14.4 points, 3.5 rebounds and 2.3 steals per Scored 1,833 points in her four-year career, averaging game as a senior...Was a two-time Lowell Sun All Star 21.8 points as a senior.. .In four-year career, also aver- (2005, 2006) and was named to the Boston Herald aged 6.0 assists and 4.0 rebounds per game. ..Was a All-Scholastic Team and the Lawrence Eagle Tribune four-time All-Ches-Mont and All-Chester County hon-
All-Conference in 2006. ..Named a Merrimac Valley oree, gaining second team as a freshman and first
Conference All-Conference in junior and senior sea- team in sophomore, junior and senior seasons.. .As a
sons.. .In 2005, was named Division 1 North Section senior, was also named First Team Southeastern PA Finals Player of the Game. ..Was also a member of the and Second Team All-State. ..Was an honorable men- school's track team for a year and played volleyball tion all-state as a junior.. .During her career, team for three seasons. went to state finals (2003) and final four (2005)... Also won three Chesmont League Championships... Birth Date: March 6, 1987 Was a member of the National Honors Society and Parents: Gus and Doreen graduated with a GPA. Major: Undeclared 3.8 Birth Date: October 21, 1987 Parents: James and Donna Major: Undeclared
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2005-06 YEAR IN REVIEW
The 2005-06 Explorers performed at a Junior Crista Ricketts was honored for a third time by the A-10
very high level for much of the season. and Big 5 with a selection to the First Team for both. She scored
After starting the season with a win in 13.8 points a game and grabbed 6.4 boards. She also had five
the Image Depot Shootout in Tampa, games of 20+ points and registered five double-doubles, while
Florida and holding a 3-4 record, becoming the second fastest Explorer to reach 1,000 points in La Salle embarked on a tough three- her career. game stretch. It included a one-point loss to Villanova, a 13-point Another player who surpassed the 1,000-point plateau in the defeat at the hands of i9th-ranked Vanderbilt, and a three-point season was Davineia Payne, who left the school 12th on the all-
loss to undefeated Kansas. Those three teams were a combined time scoring list (1,214) and finished her career in the top 10 in
24-5 at the time La Salle faced them. five categories. She became only the second player in school his-
The calendar changed to January and the team turned its tory with more than 1,200 points, 600 rebounds and 250 assists, attention to the Atlantic 10 Conference slate. La Salle opened the as she started and played in every game of her La Salle career season with road wins at Rhode Island and Richmond, its first- (113). She was named to the A-10 and Big 5 Second Teams. ever victory at the Robins Center, which was won on a 15-foot Other accomplishments achieved by the 2005-06 squad was jumper by sophomore Carlene Hightower with just 3.7 seconds junior Jenna Graber finishing sixth in the nation (first in the A-10) left in the game. in shooting percentage from behind the arc (45.1%), and was
A 66-64 overtime loss to 23rd-ranked Temple at Tom Gola 25th in made three pointers per game (2.6). Graber set a single Arena did not derail the Explorers run at reaching the top of the season record for made threes at the school with 74 and helped conference standings. When they defeated Saint Joseph's on La Salle finish seventh in the country in three-point field goal per-
January 23, La Salle stood at 6-1 and in first place of the A-10 for centage (39.1%). the first time ever in the history of the program. Two days later, Senior Shaune McLaughlin was also among the nation's best, the Explorers defeated Penn, running their winning streak to five finishing 22nd in the country in Free Throw Percentage, as she straight and improving its record to 10-8 overall. They finished the also led the conference. She converted 86.4% of her foul shots, month of January with seven wins, the most in any month in which tied her for the sixth-best mark in a season at La Salle. almost a decade. The Explorers also finished second in the nation in fewest
However, La Salle faltered down the stretch due to health and turnovers per game (12.5) and also led the A-10 in assist to injury problems and finished the season 11-17, 7"9 m the confer- turnover ration (1.05). ence and the Spiders avenged the earlier loss by knocking out They also almost pulled of a feat that has not been seen at the Explorers in the first round of the A-10 Tournament for only the school in more than 20 years. All five starters scored more the third time in 11 years. than 240 points, which had not been done since the 1996-97 sea-
With the successful start to the season, postseason acco- son, and if all would have hit at least the 250-point mark - Graber lades poured in, most notably was Hightower's selection as the was six shy - it would have been the first time since
A-10 and Big 5 Most Improved Player award. Her break-out the 1984-85 season that five players season included starting in every game, and scoring 11.3 points scored at least 250 points in and grabbing 6.6 boards per game, up from 3.1 and 2.9 in her the same season. freshman campaign. She recorded three double-doubles and
scored 20+ in two games.
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2005-06 FINAL STATISTICS
2005-06 OVERALL RECORD 4! II Overall Home Away Neutral ALL GAMES 11-17 7-6 3-9 1-2 CONFERENCE 7-9 0-0 ^B 4-4 3-5 1 *.. NON-CONFERENCE 4-8 3-2 0-4 1-2
2005-06 GAME RESULTS
Date Opponent Result /Score High Points High Rebounds V l
Nov. vs. Tennessee-Martin# w 72-55 (26) RICKETTS, Crista 8) PAYNE, Davineia 19 1. Nov. 20 vs. Texas-Arlington# 54-60 1 (16) HIGHTOWER, Carlene 11) HIGHTOWER, Carlene
Nov. 23 at Delaware 60-70 1 (21) RICKETTS, Crista 11) RICKETTS, Crista Nov. 27 WAGNER w 77-53 (13) RICKETTS, Crista 6) RICKETTS, Crista
(13) MCLAUGHLIN, Shaune 6) PAYNE, Davineia
(13) PAYNE, Davineia
Nov. 30 at Binghamton 70-84 1 (17) HIGHTOWER, Carlene 7) PAYNE, Davineia Dec. 4 RIDER w 74-50 (25) RICKETTS, Crista 10) RICKETTS, Crista
Dec. 10 at Drexel 48-53 1 (24) RICKETTS, Crista 10) PAYNE, Davineia
Dec. 20 VILLANOVA 57-58 1 (18) PAYNE, Davineia 12) RICKETTS, Crista (18) RICKETTS, Crista
Dec. 22 VANDERBILT 57-70 1 (12) GRABER, Jenna 7) MCLAUGHLIN, Shaune
7) HIGHTOWER, Carlene Crista Crista Dec. 30 at Kansas 72-75 1 (19) RICKETTS, 7) RICKETTS, Jan. 3 at Rhode Island* w 55-48 (24) RICKETTS, Crista 12) RICKETTS, Crista Jan. 6 at Richmond* w 59-58 (12) MCLAUGHLIN, Shaune 10) PAYNE, Davineia
Jan. 8 TEMPLE* 64-66 I .OT (21) PAYNE, Davineia 9) PAYNE, Davineia 9) HIGHTOWER, Carlene Jan. 13 ST. BONAVENTURE* w 86-66 (16) HIGHTOWER, Carlene 12) HIGHTOWER, Carlene Jan. 16 RHODE ISLAND* w 61-53 (19) MCLAUGHLIN, Shaune 8) HIGHTOWER, Carlene 8) PAYNE, Davineia
Jan. 20 at Duquesne* w 52-43 (15) PAYNE, Davineia 9) PAYNE, Davineia Jan. 22 SAINTJOSEPH'S* w 65-50 (16) RICKETTS, Crista 9) RICKETTS, Crista
9) PAYNE, Davineia Jan. 24 PENN w 67-49 (16) RICKETTS, Crista 10) RICKETTS, Crista 10) PAYNE, Davineia Jan. 27 MASSACHUSETTS* 60-67 (21) GRABER, Jenna 10) PAYNE, Davineia Jan. 29 at Charlotte* 57-77 (29) HIGHTOWER, Carlene 8) HIGHTOWER, Carlene
Feb. 3 at Saint Louis* 60-70 (24) PAYNE, Davineia 9) PAYNE, Davineia Feb. 10 DAYTON* w 62-50 (21) PAYNE, Davineia 9) PAYNE, Davineia
Feb. 12 XAVIER* 62-70 (23) HIGHTOWER, Carlene 7) PAYNE, Davineia
7) MCLAUGHLIN, Shaune Feb. 7 at George Washington* 49-67 (16) HIGHTOWER, Carlene 11) PAYNE, Davineia Feb. 19 at Saint Joseph's* 55-61 (15) MCLAUGHLIN, Shaune 8) HIGHTOWER, Carlene 8) MCLAUGHLIN, Shaune
Feb. 24 FORDHAM* 68-76 (18) RICKETTS, Crista 5) HIGHTOWER, Carlene
Feb. 26 at Massachusetts* 55-63 (20) PAYNE, Davineia 7) RICKETTS, Crista A Mar. 3 vs. Richmond 53-60 (15) RICKETTS, Crista 11) PAYNE, Davineia
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2005-06 FINAL STATISTICS
2005-06 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS —Rebounds—
# Player GP-GS Min-Avg FG-FGA Pet 3FG-FGA Pet FT-FTA Pet 0-D Tot Avg PF-FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg
10 GALE, Antonia 18-0 113-6.3 8-25 .320 0-1 .000 12-21 .571 3-13 16 0-9 7-o 2 11 1 3 28 1.6 Atlantic 10 Only 11-0 48-4.4 4-11 .364 0-0 .000 6-9 .667 1-3 4 0.4 5-o 4 1 24 1-3
11 HANLEY, Brittany 8-0 11-1.4 1-2 .500 0-0 .000 2-2 1.000 3-o 3 0.4 1-0 1 1 4 0.5 Atlantic 10 Only 4-0 4-1.0 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0-0 0.0 0-0 0.0
15 HIGHTOWER, Carlene 28-28 790-28.2 127-309 .411 11-17 .647 50-74 .676 46-140 186 6.6 84-2 35 76 6 29 315 11.3 16-16 Atlantic 10 Only 478-29.9 82-193 .425 9-13 .692 25-40 .625 24-87 111 6.9 47-o 20 46 2 U 198 22.4i
20 RICKETTS, Crista 26-24 763-29.3 136-284 •479 o-3 .000 86-124 .694 69-98 167 6.4 74-3 42 45 14 ii 358 13-8 Atlantic 10 Only 14-12 414-29.6 60-139 .432 0-1 .000 45-66 .682 27-54 81 5.8 42-2 24 24 22 4 265 22.8
21 GRABER, Jenna 28-28 856-30.6 80-185 .432 74-164 -451 10-10 1.000 6-50 56 2.0 35-o 18 30 1 14 244 8.7 Atlantic 10 Only 16-16 504-31.5 48-114 .422 46-100 .460 8-8 1.000 2-26 28 2.8 29-0 5 29 2 9 250 9-4
22 LAPETINA, Tara 25-1 344-13.8 22-68 .324 21-64 .328 5-6 833 2-17 19 0.8 12-0 42 13 5 70 2.8 Atlantic 10 Only 14-1 1/9-12.8 5-30 .167 5-29 .172 3-2 500 3-6 7 0.5 6-0 28 9 2 26 2.2
25 PAYNE, Davineia 28-28 999-35.7 114-283 .403 19-53 •358 64-99 646 48-147 195 7.0 38-0 62 49 3 21 3" 11.1 Atlantic 10 Only 16-16 582-36.4 67-153 .438 13-34 .382 32-52 615 28-86 224 7-2 22-0 42 28 2 22 279 22.2
30 MCLAUGHLIN, Shaune 27-27 901-33.4 67-178 •376 27-79 .342 89-103 864 22-82 104 3-9 62-1 125 77 1 25 250 9-3 Atlantic 10 Only 15-15 485-32.3 37-101 .366 37-45 .378 52-60 867 8-54 62 4.2 33-o 65 45 o 24 243 9-5
32 AHL, Meghan 16-0 89-5.6 3-16 .188 0-3 .000 0-1 000 0-10 10 0.6 8-0 10 8 1 6 0.4 Atlantic 10 Only 8-0 46-5.8 2-8 .250 0-1 .000 0-0 000 0-4 4 0.5 4-0 2 3 o O 4 0.5
40 HOOVER, Alyse 25-0 291-11.6 24-69 .348 14-41 341 79 778 6-35 41 1.6 22-0 13 10 8 69 2.8 Atlantic 10 Only 16-0 192-12.0 18-45 .400 11-26 423 6-7 857 5-23 28 2.8 29-0 9 6 5 53 3-3
44 GIBBONS, Melanie 27-4 468-17.3 29-73 397 0-0 .000 18-23 783 21-53 74 2.7 49-1 20 16 4 9 76 2.8
Atlantic 10 Only 16-4 293-18.3 19-48 .396 0-0 .000 20-12 833 9-37 46 2.9 32-1 22 2 6 48 3.0
TEAM 34-56 90 3-2 14
Atlantic 10 Only 15-31 46 2-9 9
GP FG-FGA Pet 3FG-FGA Pet FT-FTA Pet 0-D Tot Avg PF-FO TO Blk Stl Pts Avg
EXPLORERS 28 611-1492 .410 166-425 •391 343-472 •727 260-701 961 34-3 392-7 369 350 30 127 1731 61.8 Atlantic 10 Only 16 342-842 .406 102-249 .406 185-256 723 120-422 53i 33-2 228-3 206 202 28 66 970 60.6 Opponents 28 658-1605 .410 137-388 •353 269-407 .661 327-691 1018 36.4 456-0 411 335 79 174 1722 61.5 Atlantic 10 Only 16 381-922 .413 69-210 .329 254-243 .634 185-418 603 37-7 2520 246 199 53 95 985 62.6
SCORE BY PERIODS: 1st 2nd OT Total EXPLORERS 822 900 1731 ' 9 Opponents 818 893 22 2722
SCORE BY PERIODS (A- 10 Only): 1st 2nd OT Total EXPLORERS 458 503 970 Opponents 449 525 985
DEADBALL REBOUNDS: OFF DEF TOTAL \ EXPLORERS 55 3 58 Opponents 57 3 60
i DEADBALL REBOUNDS (A-10 Only): OFF DEF TOTAL EXPLORERS 31 1 32 Opponents 35 2 37 2006-07 EXPLORERS 2005-06 REVIEW
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LA SALLE GAME HIGHS
POINTS 86, vs. St. Bonaventure (Jan. 13)
FIELD GOALS MADE 31, vs. Tennessee-Martin (Nov. 19) FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS 65, vs. Wagner (Nov. 27) FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE .560 (28-50), vs. St. Bonaventure (Jan. 13) 3 PT FIELD GOALS MADE ll, vs. St. Bonaventure Can. 13) 3 PTFG ATTEMPTS 28, vs. Fordham (Feb. 24) 3 PTFG PERCENTAGE .750 (6-8), at Kansas (Dec. 30) FREE THROWS MADE 26, vs. Saint Joseph's (Jan. 22) FREE THROW ATTEMPTS 32, vs. Saint Joseph's (Jan. 22) FREE THROW PERCENTAGE 1.000 (4-4), vs. Tennessee-Martin (Nov. 19) REBOUNDS 48, vs. Penn (Jan. 24) ASSISTS 23, vs. Tennessee-Martin (Nov. 19) STEALS 11, vs. Fordham (Feb. 24)
BLOCKED SHOTS 3, vs. Saint Joseph's Can. 22)
3, at Richmond (Jan. 6)
3, vs. Texas-Arlington (Nov. 20) TURNOVERS 19, at George Washington (Feb. 17) 19, at Charlotte Qan. 29) FOULS 22, vs. Texas-Arlington (Nov. 20)
LA SALLE VS OPPONENTS STATS
TEAM STATISTICS LA SALLE OPP
DAVINEIA PAYNE SCORING 1731 1722 #25 Points per game 61.8 61.5 Scoring margin +0.3 - FIELD GOALS-ATT 611-1492 658-1605 Field goal pet .410 .410 3 POINT FG-ATT 166-425 137-388 3-point FG pet .391 •353 3-pt FG made per game 5-9 4-9 V FREETHROWS-ATT 343-472 269-407 Free throw pet 727 .661 REBOUNDS 961 1018 Rebounds per game 34-3 36.4 Rebounding margin -2.0 - ASSISTS 369 411 Assists per game 13.2 14.7 TURNOVERS 350 335 Turnovers per game 12.5 12.0
Turnover margin -0.5 - Assist/turnover ratio 1.1 1.2 Yr STEALS 127 174 Steals per game 4-5 6.2 BLOCKS 30 79 Blocks per game 1.1 2.8 ATTENDANCE 4390 16788 Home games-Avg/Game 13-338 12-1273 t Neutral site-Avg/Game - 3-505 '**.
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PHILADELPHIA BIG 5
The Philadelphia Big 5 A Philly Tradition
On November 23, 1954 the administration at the five major Universities in the Philadelphia area agreed to for- mulate a partnership between their athletic departments.
They agreed to participate in a men's basketball round robin, the "City Series", at the Palestra on the University of Pennsylvania's campus. The Big 5 was born. For 50 years, this partnership has remained intact and defines Philadelphia's collegiate sports tradition, with heated rivalries and fierce competition on the court, partnership
and camaraderie off the court. The Philadelphia Big 5 even beat out Rocky Balboa to be named the City's "Best Sports Tradition" in the Philadelphia Daily News!
In a city that is passionate about their sports teams, The Philadelphia Big 5 is the embodiment of collegiate
sports.. .it's the 8,700 fans that repeatedly fill the most storied basketball building in the country, the Palestra-
it's about earning bragging rights when your school wins
the City Series... it's some of the most personable and
successful coaches in the business... it's students showing up an hour before the game waiting to erupt when their team takes the floor...it's the look on a freshman's face when they get thrown into their first City Series game...
it's student athletes collecting canned goods for the poor, mentoring our city's youth, and holding clinics for young players...it's reaching countless fans and alums with some- thing good, something wholesome, something historic.
No other city in the United State»s
r 1 s represented by
five majc>r Division 1 Universiti e.5.
inly Philadelphia JENNY MC GOWAN
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LA SALLE IN THE BIG 5
2005-06 HONORS LA SALLE'S BIG 5 Player of the Year Candice Dupree Temple RECORD Coach of the Year Dawn Staley Temple
Rookie the Year Hillary Klimowicz Saint Joseph's of Year Record Most Improved Player Carlene Hightower La Salle 1979-80 1-3
Sportsmanship Award Shaune McLaughlin La Salle 1980-81 2-2 1981-82 2-2 1982-83 0-4 FIRST TEAM 1983-84 1-3 1984-85 2-2 Jackie Adamshick Villanova 1985-86 1-3 Candice Dupree Temple 1986-87 3-1** Kamesha Hairston Temple 1987-88 3-1"
Crista Ricketts La Salle 1988-89 4-0* 1989-90 2-2 Liad Suez-Kami Villanova 1990-91 2-2 1991-92 3-1" SECOND TEAM 1992-93 1-3 1993-94 3-1 Khadija Bowens Temple 1994-95 2-2 Ayanha Cornish Saint Joseph's 1995-96 3-1
Carlene Hightower La Salle 1996-97 2-2 1997-98 4-0* Joey Rhoads Penn 1998-99 2-2 Faith Schutte Saint Joseph's 1999-00 2-2 2000-01 0-4 ALL-ACADEMIC TEAM 2001-02 1-3 2002-03 1-3 Meghan Ahl La Salle 2003-04 1-3 Candice Borrows Temple 2004-05 1-3
Maura McBryan Saint Joseph's 2005-06 1-3
Siobhan O'Connor Villanova * Champion Rachel Wilson Penn ** Co-Champs
PHILADELPHIA BIG 5 2005-06 BIG 5 STANDINGS TOP 25 WOMEN PLAYERS Team Big 5 Overall Lisa Ortlip Villanova Kirsten Brendel Penn Temple 4-0 24-8 Kathleen Biesel Villanova Diana Caramanico Penn Villanova 3-i 21-11 Nancy Bernhardt Villanova Renie Dunne Saint Joseph Saint Joseph's 2-2 20-11
Shelly Pennefather Villanova Teresa Carmichael Saint Joseph La Salle 1-3 11-17
Lisa Angelotti Villanova Debbie Black Saint Joseph Penn 0-4 5-22
Helen Koskinen Villanova Kim Foley Saint Joseph
Trish Juhline Villanova Dale Hodges Saint Joseph
Marilyn Stephens Temple Katie Curry Saint Joseph BIG 5 ALL-TIME STANDINGS
Pam Balough Temple Megan Compain Saint Joseph Villanova 80-27 .748 Saint Joseph's 80-27 Candice Dupree Temple Maureen Costello Saint loseph .748 La Salle 51-57 •472 Tracey Sneed La Salle Angela Zampella Saint Joseph Temple 45-63 .417 )enn Cole La Salle Sue Moran Saint Joseph CARLENE HIGHTOWER Penn 13-95 .120 Chrissie Donahue La Salle
LA SALLE IN THE BIG 5 4/ ATLANTIC 10
On March 2, 1975, the idea of what is ATLANTIC 10 now the Atlantic 10 Conference was con- TOURNAMENT CHAMPION ceived. What started as an eight-school, Temple men's basketball-only affiliation has REGULAR grown into a 14-university, 21-sport SEASON league that is universally hailed as one CHAMPIONS of the best conferences in the country. Charlotte That growth and prominence is a George Washington direct result of the ideals and commit- NCAA ments of the member institutions of the Temple Atlantic 10 - the University of Dayton, George Washington Duquesne University, Fordham University, The George Washington WNIT University, La Salle University, University Charlotte of Massachusetts, University of North Saint Joseph's Carolina at Charlotte, University of Xavier Rhode Island, University of Richmond, St. Bonaventure University, Saint Joseph's University, Saint Louis University, Temple University, and Xavier (&7 University. ! The presidents and chancellors of Atlantic 10 institutions have made a strong commitment to making the aca- ^k°u demic and athletics equation work. Over h /s the years, the league membership has strived to better recognize the academic
accomplishments of its student-athletes.
In doing so, the Atlantic 10, under the leadership of commissioner Linda Bruno, instituted the Commissioner's Honor Roll, which cites every Atlantic 10 stu- dent-athlete with a 3.5 grade point aver- age or better. The league sponsors Academic All-Conference teams in each
of its sports and honors one student-ath- 2005-06 FINAL STANDINGS lete per sport as the A-10 Student- Athlete of the Year. A male and female -—Atlantic 10— Overall—- Scholar-Athlete of the Year, which
W L Pet. W L Pet. Home Away Neu encompasses all A-10 sports, is also
1. Charlotte 13 3 .813 21 9 .700 13-2 8-5 0-2 named. The Atlantic 10 also provides postgraduate scholarship grants to qual- George Washington 13 3 .813 23 9 .718 12-3 7-3 4-3 ified student-athletes. 3- Temple 12 4 .750 24 8 .750 11-2 10-4 1-0 The Atlantic 10 Conference, with a 4- Xavier 11 5 .688 21 9 .700 14-2 7-5 0-1 total population of nearly 73 million Saint Joseph's 10 6 20 11 12-3 6-8 1-0 5- .625 .645 people within its geographic footprint of 6. Dayton 8 8 .500 17 12 .586 8-5 6-6 3-1 eight states and the District of Columbia,
Massachusetts 8 8 .500 11 17 •393 8-4 2-12 1-1 will crown champions in 21 sports this season: baseball, men's and women's 8. La Salle 7 9 .438 11 17 •393 7-6 3-9 1-2 basketball, men's and women's cross Richmond 7 9 .438 13 17 •433 9-5 3-11 1-1 country, field hockey, men's golf, 10. Duquesne 6 10 6-4 4-10 3-2 •375 13 17 •433 women's lacrosse, men's and women's n. Rhode Island 5 11 •313 8 20 .286 4-10 4-8 0-2 indoor and outdoor track & field,
Fordham 5 11 313 10 18 357 6-7 4-10 0-1 women's rowing, men's and women's soccer, softball, men's and women's 13- Saint Louis 4 12 .250 7 20 •259 7-7 0-13 0-0 swimming & diving, men's and women's 14. St. Bonaventure 3 13 .187 9 18 •333 5-7 2-11 2-0 tennis, and women's volleyball.
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ATLANTIC 10 2005-06 SEASON IN REVIEW: RECAPS AND BOX SCORES
2006 Atlantic 10 Atlantic 10 All-Conference Teams Women's Basketball FIRST TEAM SECOND-TEAM Kimberly Beck, George Washington So. G Lisa Carrol, Fordham Jr. G
Honors Tara Boothe, Xavier Sr. F Saona Chapman, Richmond Sr. G
Pam Brown, Charlotte Sr. F Ayahna Cornish, Saint Joseph's Jr. G
PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Sakellie Daniels, Charlotte Sr. G Jada Jefferson, Fordham Sr. F Candice Dupree, Candice Dupree, Temple Sr. F/C Tyler Mcllwraith, Saint Louis Jr. G Temple Suntana Granderson, Xavier Jr. G Kate Mills, Massachusetts So. F
Kamesha Hairston, Temple Jr. F Safi Mojidi, Rhode Island So. G ROOKIE OF THE YEAR: Crista Ricketts, La Salle F Davineia Payne, La Salle Sr. G Hillary Klimowicz, Jr. Sr. F Rhode Island Sr. F Saint Joseph's Jessica Simmonds, George Washington Tanya Rhodes, Cara Wright, Dayton Sr. F Pam Rosanio, Massachusetts So. G/F
DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Jennifer Strong, Dayton Jr. F Candice Dupree, Temple HONORABLE MENTION DEFENSIVE TEAM MOST IMPROVED PLAYER: Stefanie Collins, St. Bonaventure Sr. G Kimberly Beck, George Washington So. G Carlene Hightower, Araceli Gil, Richmond Sr. G Sakellie Daniels, Charlotte Sr. G La Salle
Loui Hall, Duquesne Jr. F Candice Dupree, Temple Sr. F/C
SIXTH PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Carlene Hightower, La Salle So. F Kamesha Hairston, Temple Jr. F
Sarah-Jo Lawrence, Sarah-Jo Lawrence, George Washington So. G Tanya Rhodes, Rhode Island Sr. F
George Washington Mima Mazic, Richmond So. F ACADEMIC TEAM STUDENT ATHLETE OF THE YEAR: ROOKIE TEAM Tara Boothe, Xavier Sr. F Tyler Mcllwraith, Jazmine Adair, George Washington Fr. C Saona Chapman, Richmond Sr. G Saint Louis Ashley Edwards, St. Bonaventure Fr. F Kenan Cole, George Washington Sr. G/F
COACH OF THE YEAR: Hillary Klimowicz, Saint Joseph's Fr. C Tyler Mcllwraith, Saint Louis Jr. G
Amanda Butler, Jen Oyler, Saint Joseph's Fr. G Faith Schutte, Saint Joseph's Sr. F Charlotte Sarah Williams, Richmond Fr. G Nicole Sinclair, Duquesne Sr. F
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10 BONNER. Lakus 4-8 0-1 1-5 1*2 9 5 ; 1-2 1-1 USF SUN DOME - TAMPA, FL 10 IACKSON. Andreika 611 0-0 2 '3 2 1 •- 3» ROBINSON, Keva 2-8 i-i 2-2 13 t 7 1 4 J! WIUINGHAM, Deina 5 12 12 0-0 16 3 » 2 2 ? In its first trip lo the state of Florida since 1997. the La Salle Explorers defeated .... FULLER. Crystal 1-2 0-0 1-1 2-4 6 4 3 4 14 Tennessee-Martin, 72-55, in the first game of the Image Depot Shootout, which ran the 70 COX. Kimberly 1-5 11 00 0-5 s 3 3 28 22 MITCHELL. Phyllisha 36 0-0 OO 0-0 1 6 13 Explorers record in season openers to 30-4. 1-4 0-0 n lOHNSON.Tristian 14 00 1 3 1 D 13 Junior Crista Ricketts and senior Davineia Payne proved why they were selected to the '.; HARRIS. Trade 02 0-0 0-0 1-0 1 7 6 TEAM preseason All-Atlantic 10 teams. The pair combined for 35 points and 15 rebounds, while j \.,u Is 23-58 511 4-8 8-22 10 •2 55 15 U 9 200 senior Shaune McLaughlin recorded a career-high in assists, dishing out 14. nil U. FG% 1st Half: 10 28 35.7% 2nd Half: 13-3043.3*) Game: 39-7% DEADBALL 3-Pt 1st Half: FG% i 742.9% 2nd Halt 50.0% Game: 455% REBOUNDS \ Ricketts tied a career-high with 26 points on i2-of-i7 shooting from the floor. It was her FThrow% istHalftooo 0% 2nd Half: .-, rt 50.0% Game: 50.0% '14th career game with more than 20 points, her 43rd game over 10 (in 54 games), and the La Salle d-o) tot-fg 3-pt rebounds ri2 field goals made is a career-best. M Player fg-a fg-a ft-a of-de tot pf tp a hi blk s mtn Payne came close to recording her 12 double-double of her career with a nine-point, is HIGHTOWER. Carlene 69 0-1 2-2 1-3 2 14 2 76 Crista 20 RICKETTS. 12 17 00 34 1 20 2 eight-rebound performance in the victory, while McLaughlin, whose previous high for 71 lenna GRABER. 16 16 O-O 0-5 1 i 1 1 21
in PAYNE. Divine is 4-10 1-2 0-0 1 assists a game was eight at Providence (12/22/04), had as many by halftime. M 08 1 27
1 io MCLAUGHLIN. Shaune 2 1-2 00 1 1 2 ) 14 I The Explorers started the game on an 8-0 run, which included two fast-break lay-ups by 10 GALE, Anlonia 3-5 00 04 1 t> Carlene Hightower, and held the Skyhawks scoreless for the first four minutes. Hightower 11 HANLEY. Brittany 0-0 0-0 00 0-0 1
.' 2 LAPEHNA.Tara 3-4 0-0 1 2 10 ended the game with 14 points. 1 9 \2 AHL. Meghan 01 00 0-2 1 t 15
Tennessee-Martin (0-1) would make its own run over the next two minutes, cutting their GI8B0NS. Melanle 04 0-0 00 0-2 2 7 1 TEAM deficit to one at 8-7, but back-to-back baskets by Payne pushed the Explorer lead back to 1 1 Totals 31-60 6-16 4-4 6-31 37 13 72 23 it. 7 200 -Ave and the Skyhawks would never get closer than three. TOTAL FG% 1st Hall: 2nd Half: ib Game: 51.7% DEADBALL 3-ft FG% 1st Half: l 10 20.0% 2nd Halt Game: 375% REBOUNDS The Skyhawks were led by Andreika Jackson, who scored 13 points, and Deina 1 F Throw * 1st Hall: .. .. i 2nd Half: o o 0.0% Game: 100.0% Willingham, who had 11 points and seven rebounds.
Officials: . 1 CosWIlo, David Kramer. Technical bub: Tennessee-MarllnNo La Salle (1-0) held a 13-point halftime advantage at 36-23, and were up 14 (49-35). Score by Periods ist 2nd Total [before a 14-2 run over a five-minute span put the game out of reach. Vailin 23 32 55 L.i Salle it, 72
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la Salle (1-1) tot-fg 3-pt rebounds GAME 2 - NOVEMBER 20, 2005 ## Player fg-a fg-a ft-a of-de tot pf tp a 15 HIGHTOWER, Cailene S-11 6-8 1-10 11 4 16 USF SUN DOME - TAMPA, FL 20 RICKETTS. Crista 0-5 2-4 73 10 3 2 3 21 GRABER, Jenna 37 2 6 0-0 0-0 4 8 1 25 PAYNE, Davineia 310 1 0-0 1-2 3 2 6 3 Looking to start the season 2-0 for the first time since the 2001-02 season, La Salle 30 MCLAUGHLIN. Shaune 2-6 1 3 4-4 1-2 3 s 9 5 dropped a 60-54 decision to Texas-Arlington in the final day of the Image Depot Shootout. 10 GALE, Antonia 0-1 2-2 0-3 3 2 LAPETINA. Tara 0-2 22 35 3 5 00 2 9 1 Sophomore Carlene Hightower, who scored points Saturday, led the Explorers as she 14 32 AHL. Meghan 0-0 0-0 0-0 2 recorded her second career double-double, with team-highs in points, 16 - which also tied 44 GIBBONS. Melanie 00 2-3 0-2 2 2 2 TEAM 21 3 her career-high, and rebounds, 11, and was named to the All-Shootout Team. Totals 6-15 16-21 22 16-45 12-25 37 54 13 ( 1 200 The Explorers were held to just five points through the first eight minutes, all from jun- TOTAL FG% 1st Half: 7-21 33-3% 2nd Half: 9-24 37.5% Game: 35.6% DEADBALL 3-Pt. FG% 1st Half: 3-8 37-5% 2nd Half: 3-7 42.9% Same: 40.0% REBOUNDS ior Jenna Graber, as Texas-Arlington built a seven-point lead. Two made foul shots by sen- F Throw % 1st Half: 7-9 77.8% 2nd Half: 9-12 75.0% Game: 76.2% ior Shaune McLaughlin and a Davineia Payne basket cut into the deficit, but two straight Texas-Arlington (1-1) tot-fg 3-pt rebounds three pointers by the Mavericks pushed their lead to nine. ## Player fg-a fg-a ft-a of-de tot Pf tp a min To make matters worse, junior Crista Ricketts was sent to the bench for the rest of the 02 Buxkemper, Jamie 2-8 1 0-0 2-1 3 2 4 36 20 Bobb. Ashley 3-n 2 4 0-0 3-3 6 5 8 1 half after picking up her third foul at the 7:59 mark. But the Explorer underclassmen 22 Wallace. Terra 6-21 4 6 S-6 1-4 S 3 21 3 picked up the slack to keep the Mavericks close. Freshman Tara Lapetina hit a pair of 30 Lane. Melanie 3'4 0-0 3-4 7 2 6 1 52 Thompson, Tojjinay 4-15 3 2-4 5-2 7 1 10 1 threes, Hightower scored five points, and freshman Antonia Gale hit two free throws to get 05 Dudley, Kristi 1-3 2-4 7-5 12 5 4 1 the Explorers within three just before the half. 15 Cole, Ashley 0-1 0-2 0-0 1 23 Crawford, Ashley 0-0 0-0 0-0 Texas Arlington (1-1), who lost to host South Florida 74-50 Saturday, never allowed the 25 Dixon, Erin 2-2 1-1 2-2 2-1 3 3 7 Explorers within the halftime margin and opened a 13-point lead with 9:00 minutes left. 34 Champion, Candice 0-0 0-0 00 0-0 1 TEAM 0-0 The Mavericks the most of their missed shots they scored second- made (44) as 23 11-18 2- Totals 21-65 7-15 23-20 43 60 7 ( 6 200 chance points off of 23 offensive rebounds. Terra Wallace led the team with 18 points, TOTAL FG% 1st Half: 9-3^ 28.1% 2nd Half: 12-3336.4% Game: 32.3% DEADBALL 3-Pt. FG% 1st Half: 5- to 50.0% 2nd Half: 2-5 40.0% Game: ^tj^'o REBOUNDS while Tojjinay Thompson added 10 points and Dudley grabbed 12 rebounds. F Throw % 1st Half: 5-6 33-3% 2nd Half: 6-12 50.0% Game: 61.1% La Salle (1-1) clawed its way back into the game, making it a two-possession game with Officials: Mark Zentz, Tina Costello. David Kramer. Technical fouls: La Salle-None. Texas-Arlington-None. under a minute to play, when Payne scored on a lay-up with 27 seconds remaining, cutting Score by Periods 1st 2nd Total the deficit to 58-53, but the Explorers would never get closer. La Salle 24 30 54 Texas-Arlington 2B 32 60
La Salle (1-2) tot-fg 3-pt rebounds GAME 3 - NOVEMBER 23, 2005 ## Player fg-a fg-a ft-a of-de tot Pf tp a to blk s mm 15 HIGHTOWER, Carlene 2-5 1-1 2-2 4 1 5 2 s 2 29 20 RICKETTS. Crista 10-16 1-4 6-5 21 2 BOB CARPENTER CENTER - NEWARK, DE n 4 3 1 37 21 GRABER, jenna 3-10 3 9 0-0 2-4 6 1 9 1 2 1 32 25 PAYNE, Davineia 1-7 2 2-2 2-2 4 1 4 1 2 35 A career-high 16 points by La Salle senior Shaune McLaughlin was not enough to help 30 MCLAUGHLIN. Shaune 5-10 2 7 4-4 2-1 3 3 16 2 6 1 40 the Explorers to victory in their 70-60 loss to Delaware. McLaughlin surpassed her previ- 22 LAPETINA. Tara 1-6 1 6 2-2 0-0 1 5 2 1 19 44 GIBBONS. Melanie O-i 0-0 1-0 1 1 1 8 ous high set almost a year ago versus Boston (15 - 12/4/04), scoring the 16 points on 5- TEAM 3-1 4 1 of-10 shooting from the field and converting four free throws. Totals 22-55 6-24 10-13 18-15 33 11 60 11 17 1 8 200 TOTAL FG% 1st Half: 11-31 35-5% 2nd Half: 11-24 45-8% Game: 40.0% DEADBALL Junior Crista Ricketts, who was held to her career-low in the Explorers last game (two 3-Pt. FG% 1st Half: 2-14 14.3% 2nd Half: 4-1040.0% Same: 25 0% REBOUNDS points), recorded her second 20-point game of the season, 15th of her career with a game- F Throw % 1st Half: 3-3 100% 2nd Half: 71070.0% Game: 76.9% 1
high 21 points. She also registered her first double-double of the season, ninth of her Delaware (3-0) tot-fg 3-pt rebounds career, as she added a game-high 11 rebounds. Classmate Jenna Graber had a career-night ## Player fc-a fg-a ft-a of-de tot Pi tp a to blk s mtn 13 Fisher, Chrissy 6-9 3 4 44 5-5 10 2 19 2 3 i 1 33 as well, scoring nine points and grabbing six rebounds. 30 Irving. Courtney 1-2 0-0 2-2 4 4 2 2 21 Delaware (3-0) opened the game on a 12-2 run, sparked by two three-pointers by Alena 12 Koshansky, Alena 5-8 4 6 0-0 0-2 2 2 14 3 1 2 22 21 Czorntewy, Melissa 6-9 1 0-0 2-1 3 1 12 3 4 2 29 Koshansky, but the Explorers cut the deficit to 14-10 with Ricketts scoring six points in the 23 Smith. Tyresa 5-9 2 2-3 0-0 4 12 S 2 1 2 24 0-1 '8-2 run. The Blue Hens responded with a 17-0 run, holding La Salle scoreless for more than 22 Tobin, Karleena 1-4 1 3 0-0 1 2 3 1 2 1 20 24 Thomas. Ethlynne 0-0 0-0 0-0 1 9 seven minutes. Tyresa Smith and Chrissy Fisher each scored six points in the run, which 32 Blackstone, Amanda 2-8 1 1 0-0 1-2 3 5 1 1 21
1-6 1-2 1 pushed the score to 31-10. Fisher led Delaware with 19 points and 10 rebounds. 40 Deng, Arek 33 6 3 3 1 2 19 44 Kline, Katie 0-0 0-0 0-0 1 2 The Explorers (1-2) would get to within nine points after a 14-2 run over a three-minute TEAM 0-1 1 span, which was capped by a Ricketts' basket at the 4:09 mark of the first half, but La Salle Totals 27-55 9-17 7-9 13-17 30 19 70 16 14 4 11 200 TOTAL FG% 1st Half: 15-26 577% 2nd Half: 12-29 41.4% Game: 49 1% DEADBALL would never get closer. 3-Pt. FG% 1st Half: 4-8 50.0% 2nd Half: 5-9 55 .6% Game: 52 9% REBOUNDS Delaware would take a 38-27 halftime lead into the locker room, keyed by its shooting. F Throw % 1st Half: 4-5 80.0% 2nd Half: 3-4 75 .0% Game: 77 8% 2 They were i5-of-26 from the field, including 4-of-8 from behind the arc. The Blue (57.7%) Officials: John Orminski, Ron Clarkson. Kennev Weiand. Technical fouls: La Salle-None. Delaware-None. Hens opened the second half much like the first, this time with a 15-4 run that pushed their Score by Periods 1st 2nd Total La Salle 27 33 60 lead to a game-high 22 points (53-31). They finished the game shooting 27-of-55 (49.1%), Delaware 38 32 70 and made nine shots from beyond the three-point line.
Wagner (0-3) tot-fg 3-pt rebounds GAME 4 - NOVEMBER 27, 2005 ## Player fg-a fg-a ft-a of-de tot Pt tp a to blk 5 min 33 NAGLE. Olivia 2-5 4-4 3-3 6 1 8 2 1 1 28 TOM GOLA ARENA - PHILADELPHIA, PA 34 DYE.Takesha 1-5 0-0 1-5 6 2 2 2 1 28 14 COLLINS, lessie 1-2 1 0-0 0-1 1 3 2 2 13 21 BUNYER. Chelsey 5-13 0-0 1-1 2 1 10 2 2 2 29 All five La Salle University Women's Basketball starters scored in double figures, as the 44 GALLAGHER, Joy 918 3 8 0-0 1-4 5 21 2 1 36 Explorers defeated the visiting Wagner Seahawks, 77-53, in La Salle's home opener. 11 STOKES, Casey 0-2 1 0-0 2-0 2 1 1 1 18 20 ROBINSON. Ashley 0-3 3 0-0 0-0 1 12 Tying for the game-high for the Explorers were seniors Davineia Payne and Shaune 24 SWARTLEY, Helen 0-0 0-0 0-0 2 3 McLaughlin, and junior Crista Ricketts, who all scored 13 points. 32 SULLIVAN. Megan 0-2 2 0-0 00 2 9 45 RIDGE. Ali 5-9 0-2 2-7 9 4 10 1 1 1 24 Payne and Ricketts also tied for the team-high with six rebounds each, and Payne also TEAM 3-1 4 added six assists and two steals to her totals. McLaughlin had five rebounds and added Totals 23-59 3-15 4-6 13-22 35 12 53 9 13 1 s 200 TOTAL FG% 1st Half: 10-28 35.7% 2nd Half: 13^ 1 41-9% Game: 39 0% DEADBALL three assists and two steals to her line. 3-Pt. FG% 1st Half: 0-7 0.0% 2nd Half: 3-8 37-5% Game: 20 0% REBOUNDS Sophomore Carlene Hightower added 10 points and five rebounds for the Explorers, F Throw % 1st Half: 2 2 100% 2nd Half: 2-4 50.0% Game: 66 7% 1
while junior Jenna Graber scored 11 points, hitting a trio of three pointers. La Salle (2-2) tot-fg 3Pt rebounds The Explorers scored the game's first points on a McLaughlin lay-up and never trailed in ## Player fg-a fg-a ft-a of-de tot P* tp a to blk 5 mm 15 HIGHTOWER. Carlene 3-10 4-4 3-2 5 10 1 1 2 26 the game. La Salle used a 21-2 run over a seven-minute span capped by a basket by soph- 20 RICKETTS, Crista 69 o- 1-1 4-2 6 4 13 1 1 2 6 omore Melanie Gibbons to push its lead to 29-8. 21 GRABER, lenna 4-7 3 6 0-0 0-0 1 11 1 1 .-; 25 PAYNE, Davineia 4-12 1 2 4-5 2-4 6 13 6 1 2 La Salle (2-2) shot 55.6% from the field in the first half, including hitting five three-point- 30 MCLAUGHLIN, Shaune 510 2 5 1-2 2-3 5 1 13 3 3 2 ers, while Wagner was just io-of-28 from the floor and missed all seven of its threes in the 11 HANLEY. Brittany 0-1 0-0 1-0 1 2 22 LAPETINA Tara 1-3 1 2 0-0 1-1 2 3 3 12 first half. The Explorers held a 49-22 lead at the break, and the Seahawks would never get 32 AHL. Meghan 0-3 1 0-0 0-4 4 4 2 15 closer than 17 points in the second half. 40 HOOVER. Alyse 3-6 1 3 0-0 0-0 1 7 1 1 12 44 GIBBONS. Melanie 2-4 3-4 1-3 4 7 1 1 .^mm Off the bench, Gibbons scored seven points and had four boards, while sophomore TEAM 3-4 7 Alyse Hoover, playing in her first game of the season, also scored seven points and class- Totals 28-65 8-19 13-16 17-23 40 7 77 19 9 2 8 TOTAL FG% 1st Half: 2036 55.6% 2nd Half: 8-29 27.6% Game: 43 1% DEADBALL mate Meghan Ahl had four boards and four assists in the game. 3-Pt. FG% 1st Half: 5-10 50.0% 2nd Half: 3-9 !3-3% Game: 42 1% REBOUNDS Wagner (0-3) had three players hit double figures, including the game's top scorer Joy F Throw % 1st Half: 4-4 100% 2 id Half: 912 75-0% Game: Si 3% 1.1 Gallagher, who scored 21 points and had five rebounds. Ali Ridge added 10 points and nine Officials: Tom Danaher, lames Discher. Kelly Callahan. Technical fouls: Wagner-None. La Salle-None. rebounds, while Chelsey Bunyer also had 10 points. Score by Periods 1st 2nd Total Wagner 22 31 53 La Salle 49 28 77
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la Sail b(2-3) tot-fg 3-pt rebounds GAME 5 - NOVEMBER 30, 2005 to Player fr-a fg-a ft-a of-de tot Pf tP a to bLk s min 115 HIGHTOWER. Carlene 7-18 0-0 3-5 3-2 5 4 17 3 1 1 1 27 EVENTS CENTER - VESTAL, NY 20 RICKETTS, Crista 4"7 0-0 0-0 2-1 3 5 8 1 18 21 GRABER, lenna 4-7 36 0-0 0-2 2 11 1 1 34
2$ PAYNE, Davineia 4-10 0-0 6-10 1-6 7 2 14 1 38 La Salle was hurt by foul trouble and fell to the Binghamton Bearcats, 84-70. Both of 30 MCLAUGHLIN, Shaune 35 0-1 5-6 0-0 1 11 5 2 36 their post players, junior Crista Ricketts and sophomore Carlene Hightower each picked up 10 GALE. Antonia 0-1 0-0 1-2 0-0 1 1 6 22 LAPETINA. Tara 2-4 2-4 0-0 0-0 1 6 1 18 four fouls before 10 minutes left in the game and fouled out with four minutes left. 32 AHL. Meghan 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 3 Most of those fouls were called while guarding the Bearcats' Laine Kurpniece, who 40 HOOVER. Alyse 00 0-0 0-0 0-0 2 44 GIBBONS. Melanie 1-2 0-0 0-0 0-1 1 2 2 1 1 IS pcored a career-high 28 points and grabbed 14 rebounds, including 18 points in the second TEAM 1-4 5 half as Binghamton opened up what was a close game in the first half. Totals 25-54 5-11 15-23 7-16 23 15 70 9 7 2 3 200 TOTAL F6% ISt Half: 13-25 52.0% 2nd Half: 12-2941.4% Game: 46.VC DEADBALL Through the game's first 10 minutes, the two teams played even with neither gaining 3-Pt. FG% 1st Half: 1-3 33.3% 2nd Half: 4-8 50.0% Game: 45-5% REBOUNDS more than a basket lead. However, when senior Shaune McLaughlin scored on a lay-up at F Throw % 1st Half: 4-6 66.7% 2nd Half: 11-1764.7% Game: 65.2% -
9:51 in the first half, it gave the Explorers a four-point lead and after she hit two free throws Binghamton (2-2) tot-fg 3-pt rebounds ## Player fg-a fg-a ft-a of-de tot pf tp a to He s min two minutes later, La Salle (2-3) took its largest lead of the game at 23-18. 6-8 0-0 i-6 1 1 14 Haubrich, Jen 3-3 7 4 15 27 j Binghamton (2-2) used a 14-3 run over the next three minutes highlighted by a pair of 22 Laws, Rachel 4-7 0-0 1-4 0-6 6 4 9 4 2 3 2? 32 Kurpniece, Laine 1017 12 7-8 68 14 4 28 4 4 1 D three-point baskets by Jen Blues to take a 32-26 lead with 4:22 left in the first half and 20 Blues, Jen 4-6 45 2-2 1-1 2 2 14 3 1 took the six-point lead into intermission at 37-31. 23 Kenny, Shea 1-2 1-2 1-2 0-0 4 4 2;
11 Sane. Laura 0-1 0-0 0-0 0-0 1 3 2 17 ! just 38 seconds into the second half, Ricketts was whistled for her fourth foul, and with- 13 Deemand. Therese 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 1 5 out her, the Explorers turned to a smaller quicker line-up and were able to tie the game 15 Jahilo, Juta 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1 1 1 2 21 Lindgren, Rebecka 2-5 2-3 0-0 0-2 2 2 6 1 2 16 with less than 14 minutes to play. The run was keyed by a pair of threes by junior Jenna 24 Regan, Lauren 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 1 1 1 Graber and when senior Davineia Payne converted two free throws, the score was 49-49. 33 Francestci, Laura 4-8 0-0 0-0 1-2 3 2 8 2 2 13 55 Owens. Erin 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 : Hightower was the go-to person in the post once Ricketts went out and she responded TEAM 1-1 2 1 with 10 points in the second half and finished with a career-high 17 for the game. Totals 31-54 8-12 14-19 10-26 36 21 84 20 14 5 4 200 TOTAL FG% 1st Half: 15-32 46.9% 2nd Half: 16-22 72.7% Game: 57-4% DEAD BALI Her two free throws at the 11:29 m ark of the second evened the game at 53-53, howev- 3-Pt. FG% 1st Half: 5-9 55.6% 2nd Half: 3-3100% Game: 66.7* REBOUNDS er the Bearcats used an 18-2 run over the next five minutes to open up the game, and the F Throw % 1st Half: 2-3 66.7% 2nd Half: 12-16 750% Game: 73-7% 2
Explorers would never get the deficit back into single digits. Officials: Tom Danaher, Kathleen Lonegran, Michael Schmidt Technical fouls: La Salle-None. Binghamton-None. Score by Periods 1st 2nd Total La Salle 31 39 70 Binghamton 37 47 84
Ride (0-5) tot-fg 3-pt rebounds GAME 6 - DECEMBER 4, 2005 H Player fg-a fg-a ft-a of-de tot pf tP a to blk s min 10 Catalanotto, Chris 1-6 0-0 1-1 2-4 6 1 3 6 3 1 27 TOM GOLA ARENA - PHILADELPHIA, PA 11 Borel, Kara 2-11 0-0 4-4 3-6 9 1 8 4 4 1 2 33 13 Welborn. Monica 1-3 1-1 2-4 0-1 4 5 2 1 1 25 14 Henderson, Janele 6-11 1-4 0-0 1-0 2 13 1 2 26 Junior Crista Ricketts and senior Davineia Payne combined for 46 points and 17 22 Trimming. Tami 0-2 0-0 0-0 1-0 1 2 1 13 rebounds as La Salle defeated Rider, 74-50, Sunday afternoon. 12 Fabbi, lenn 0-2 0-2 1-2 0-1 2 1 1 14 15 Parker, Shaunice 6-14 0-0 1-2 2-5 3 13 1 2 1 1 26 Ricketts recorded her 10th double-double of her career and 16th career game with more 24 Gillooly. Maura 1-1 1-1 2-2 0-1 5 3 19 Costantino. Danielle 0-1 0-0 2-2 0-0 2 1 17 , than 20 points, as she scored a game-high 25 points, added a game-high 10 rebounds and 34 3 TEAM 3-1 4 [dished out a career-high five assists. Payne scored 21 points as she notched her ninth Totals 17-51 3-8 13-17 12-19 31 17 50 14 18 2 8 200 career game of 20-plus points and grabbed seven rebounds in the victory. TOTAL FG% 1st Half: 1026 38.5% 2nd Half: 7-25 28.0% Game: 33-3% DEAD BALL 3-Pt. F6% 1st Half: 2-4 50.0% 2nd Half: 14 .0% Game: REBOUNDS 1 25 37-5% It was the first time that two La Salle teammates reached at least 20 points since Jill F Throw % 1st Half: 1-1 100% 2nd Half: 12 16 750% Game: 76.5% Marano (21) and Meghan Wilkinson (20) accomplished the feat in a 70-69 victory over La Salle (3-3) tot-fg 3-pt rebounds Dayton on Feb. 13, 2003 at Tom Gola Arena. H Player fg-a fg-a ft-a of-de tot Pf tp a to blk s min 0-0 1-2 Rider (0-5) held its largest lead of the game just two minutes in at 5-2, and was down a 15 HIGHTOWER, Carlene 3-8 2-5 7 4 7 2 1 21 20 RICKETTS. Crista 9-12 0-0 77 37 10 1 25 5 1 31 point at 13-12 after a Shaunice Parker lay-up at the 9:51 mark of the first half. Parker and 21 GRABER, lenna 0-6 0-6 0-0 0-0 1 3 1 22 Janele Henderson tied for team-high in points with 13, while Kara Borel added eight points 25 PAYNE. Davineia 8-13 2-2 3-6 2-5 7 2 21 2 1 1 32 30 MCLAUGHLIN. Shaune 1-2 0-1 2-2 10 1 3 4 4 5 2 29 and nine boards in the loss. 10 GALE. Antonia 1-3 0-1 0-2 0-0 1 2 1 7 Over the next three minutes, Ricketts and freshman Tara Lapetina took La Salle (3-3) on :•: HANLEY. Brittany 1-1 0-0 2-2 1-0 1 4 1 2 22 LAPETINA. Tara 3-4 34 2-2 0-2 2 2 11 1 2 1 25 a 10-0 run which broke the game open. Lapetina hit a pair of three pointers, both assisted 32 AHL, Meghan 0-2 0-0 0-0 00 1 O 5 0-2 by Ricketts, and Ricketts scored on two lay-ups, with one assist by Lapetina, which turned 40 HOOVER. Alyse 0-3 0-0 0-2 2 3 2 1 20 44 GIBBONS. Melanie 0-0 00 0-0 1-0 1 2 1 6 'the one-point lead into 11. TEAM 1-3 4 3 The Broncs would cut the deficit to eight by the half at 31-23, but a 12-2 run by the Iota s 26-54 5-l6 17-23 11-24 35 17 74 19 14 1 10 200 tot; L FG% 1st Half: 11-29 37-9% 2nd Half: 15-25 60.0% Game: 48.1% DEAD BALL Explorers to open the second half would help La Salle cruise to the 24-point victory. 3-Pt. K% 1st Half: 212 16.7% 2nd Half: 3-4 7« .0% Game: 31.3% REBOUNDS Ricketts scored seven of her points in the run, which also included a Payne three pointer. F Throw % 1st Half: 710 70.0% 2nd Half: 1013 76-9% Game: 73-9%
Lapetina scored a career-high 11 points in the game, as she was 3-of-4 from three-point Officials: Gary Schimel. Angeline Parker-Coe, Kelly Gill- Technical fouls: RiderNone. La Salle-None. land, the third game this season she has hit three in a game from beyond the arc. Score by Periods 1st 2nd Total Rider 23 27 50 La Salle 31 43 74
La Salle (3-4) tot-fg 3-pt rebounds GAME 7 - DECEMBER 10. 2005 H Player fg-a fg-a ft-a of-de tot Pf tp a to blk s min 15 HIGHTOWER. Carlene 29 00 0-2 2-5 2 4 1 2 21 DASKALAKIS ATHLETIC CENTER - PHILADELPHIA, PA 20 RICKETTS. Crisla 10-15 0-1 4-6 1-2 4 24 1 26 21 GRABER. lenna 1-3 1-3 2-2 0-2 3 5 1 29
25 PAYNE. Davineia 211 0-3 4-8 3-7 10 2 8 1 1 Despite a game-high points from junior Crista Ricketts. La Salle dropped a 39 24 53-48 0-2 0-1 1-2 30 MCLAUGHLIN, Shaune 03 4 5 3 1 38 0-1 decision to the host Drexel Dragons. Ricketts scored the 24 points on io-of-15 shooting 10 GALE. Antonia 0-0 2-4 1-2 2 1 1 2 13 22 LAPETINA. Tara 0-2 0-1 00 0-1 1 from the floor and 4-of-6 from the foul line. It was her 17th career game with more than 20 32 AHL. Meghan o-o 0-0 0-0 0-0
points; however it was only the fifth time the Explorers have fallen when she hits the mark. 40 HOOVER. Alyse 1-4 '3 o-o 11 3
GIBBONS. Melanie 1-2 0-0 0-0 l-i 2 2 1 Drexel (3-3) scored the game's first basket and never trailed in the contest. The Dragons TEAM 0-2 Iwere led by Catherine Scanlon, who scored 14 points and had eight rebounds, Nicole Totals 17-50 2-13 12-23 10-25 35 17 48 10 8 4 200 TOTAL FG* 1st Half: t. 24 >S.0% 2nd Half: 11-2642.3% Game: 34.0% DEADBALL Hester, 12 points, and five boards, and Delise Johnson, 11 points and nine rebounds. 3-Pt. FG% 1st Half: 17 14.3% 2nd Half: 16 16.7% Game: iS-4% REBOUNDS
F Throw 1st Half: .. 2nd Half: f La Salle (3-4) would never be closer then after an Alyse Hoover three-point basket % 8 14 57.1% Game: 52.2% ..
pulled them to within one at 8-7 with 11:52 left in the first half. Drexel would score the Dre*el (3-3) tot-fg 3-pt rebounds H Player fg-a fg-a ft-a of-de tot tp a to blk s min [game's next seven points and take a nine-point lead into the locker room. Pi 21 Hester, Nicole 3 7 2-2 4-6 14 ; 12 3 5 :s Scanlon, Catherine The Explorers would cut their deficit back to four at 28-24, just 4:30 minutes into the 31 5 14 2-5 2 2 35 M 2 1 Williams. Candice 04 0-0 00 11 Isecond half after a Ricketts' free throw, but she would be whistled for her third and fourth 55 U 25 Falson, lackie 2 3 0-1 1-1 8 1 1 t6
over next for Suber. *• .• fouls the two minutes, sending her to the bench the next seven minutes. 33 Nai 7 0-3 4-6 1 - 1 a
03 Golden, Carly 1 1 00 00 01 : : 1 21 The Dragons pushed the lead to as many as 15 and after Narissa Suber converted two 22 lohnson. Delise 4 7 o-o 1 » it 1 Ll
free throws, held a 51-37 lead with 4:44 left in the game. It would be the last points Drexel >l Karlstro' I'J o-o o-o 1 1 is
tEAM 1 1 would score until Jackie Falson iced the game with two more free throws with 16 ticks left. Totals 16-46 4-11 17-22 9-30 39 -'. 53 U 11 1 3 200
During that run, senior Davineia Payne was the only Explorer to score, picking up six of TOTAL FG% 1st Hall 2nd Hall 1 Game: 34-8% DEAD BALL
3-Pt. FG% 1st Half: 1 2nd Hall Game: REBOUNDS . her eight points during the stretch. She added a game-high 10 rebounds to her totals. F Throw % 1st Half: s 862.5V. 2nd Hall B5-7* Game: 1 ' La Salle would hold Drexel to Just six points (all free throws) over the last 8:30 of the - Ptunkctt. R.uhelle loin's. Heather Brown. Technical fouls: l .< Salle N< >ne Igame, as they cut a 15-point deficit down to three. Ricketts scored eight points during the Score by Periods at 2nd Total Li Still |run, and classmate Jenna Graber scored five. Her two foul shots pulled La Salle to 5148 n 48 20 i) with 17 seconds left, but Falson provided the game's final points with her two free throws. . 2005-06 RECAPS AND BOX SCORES 2005-06 SEASON IN REVIEW: RECAPS AND BOX SCORES
Villanova (7-2, 3-0 Big 5) tot-fg 3-pt rebou ids M Player fg-a fg-a ft-a of-de tot pf tp a 14 SUEZ-KARNI, Liad 5-12 2-6 1-1 1-2 3 2 13 31 DESSART MAGER. Kate 3.8 0-0 0-2 0-8 8 2 6 1 35 AOAMSHICK, lackie 817 1-2 2-4 3-7 10 3 19 2 03 McMANUS. Betsy 1-5 0-4 0-0 0-3 3 1 2 6 Twice with under 24 seconds left, La Salle had a chance to increase its one-point lead 33 VIANI.Jenna 0-5 0-2 0-0 2-0 2 1 3 over Big 5-rival Villanova, and both times foul shots fell short. After a second miss, Wildcat 04 O'CONNOR. Siobhan 0-1 0-1 0-0 0-1 1 1 10 WITMAN. Stacie 4-8 0-1 1-2 1-0 Jackie Adamshick was able to hit a basket, the difference in Villanova's 58-57 win. 1 2 9 11 KARCIC, Lisa 3-8 0-2 0-0 3-3 6 1 6 Down by one with under a minute to go. La Salle senior Davineia Payne drove to the bas- 30 ROANTREE. Courtney 1-1 1-1 0-0 0-0 3 ket, scored to give La Salle the lead at 57-56, and was fouled. She missed her and-one TEAM 1-1 2 Totals 25-65 4-19 4-9 11-25 36 58 12 ) 8 200 opportunity; however Villanova turned the ball over trying to move the ball up court. « TOTAL FG% 1st Half: 12-35 34.3°''< 2nd Half: 13-30 43.3% Game: 38.5% OEADBALL Junior Crista Ricketts was fouled immediately after the inbounds play and went to the 3-Pt. FG% 1st Half: 29 22.2% 2nd Half: 2-10 20.0% 3ame: 21.1% REBOUNDS line for a one-and-one. She missed her first and Wildcat Kate Dessart Mager collected the F Throw % 1st Half: 3-4 75.0% 2nd Half: 1-5 20.0% Game: 44.4% rebound and after a couple of passes, Adamshick scored on a lay-up for two of her game- La Salle (3-5. 0-1 Big 5) tot-fg 3-pt rebounds high 19 points. She also added a team-high 10 rebounds. ## Player fg-a fg-a tt-a of-de tot pi tp a HIGHTOWER, 2-6 0-0 0-0 La Salle had one last chance and the ball went to Payne. She made a move at the top of 15 Carlene 04 4 4 4 20 RICKETTS, Crista 6-14 0-0 6-9 3-9 12 1 18 2 the arc, stepped in and fired, but the shot hit off the rim and Villanova escaped. 21 GRABER. lenna 3-4 2-2 0-0 1-3 4 8 The Explorers led at the break 32-39, despite trailing by 11 points in the first half. They 25 PAYNE, Davineia 8-19 0-0 2-3 1-6 7 1 18 1 30 MCLAUGHLIN. Shaune 1-6 1-2 4-4 3-2 1 went up 9-2 in the game's first five minutes, but were held scoreless for four minutes as 5 7 3 10 GALE, Antonia 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 18-0 in the Wildcats went on an run, keyed by Adamshick, who scored nine points the run. 22 LAPETINA.Tara 1-3 0-2 0-0 0-3 3 2 2 HOOVER. 0-1 0-0 0-0 0-0 La Salle (3-5, 0-1 Big 5) reclaimed the lead with a 19-3 run over the next six minutes. 40 Alyse 1 TEAM 1-4 5 Payne scored eight of her 18 points in the run and added seven rebounds to her totals. 12-1( Totals 21-53 3-6 9-31 40 7 57 9 ) 3 200 Ricketts scored six of her team-high tying 18 points in the run as well, and added 12 TOTAL FG% 1st Half: 14-27 51.9% 2nd Half: 7-2 S 26.9% Game: 39.6% DEADBALL rebounds to record her third double-double of the season and nth of her career. 3-Pt. FG% 1st Half: 23 66.7% 2ndH ilf: 1-3 33.3% Game: 50.0% REBOUNDS F Throw % 1st Half: 2-2 100% 2nd Half: 10- 4 71.4% Game: 75.0% In a second half that saw two ties and 13 lead changes, Villanova (7-2, 3-0 Big 5) took its largest lead of the half at 54-48 after a Dessart Mager jumper with 6:57 to play, but the Officials: Dennis DeMayo. John Morningstar. lames Discher. Technical fouls: Villanova-None. La Salle-None. Score by Periods 1st 2nd Total Explorers would hold them scoreless for almost six minutes, and a Ricketts jumper with Villanova 29 29 58 2:59 to play gave La Salle the lead back. Adamshick would take back the lead for Wildcats La Salle 32 25 57 with a jumper at the 1:04 mark, before the Payne basket and her later heroics.
Vanderbilt (9-3) tot-fg 3-Pt rebounds GAME 9 - DECEMBER 22, 2005 ## Player fg-a fg-a ft-a of-de tot Pf tp a to blk s min
3' JULES, Nicole 8-12 0-0 5-6 5-4 9 1 21 5 3 1 2 33 TOM GOLA ARENA - PHILADELPHIA, PA 34 WIRTH. Christina 3-8 3-7 0-0 0-2 2 5 9 2 1 26 32 SHERWOOD, Liz 8-9 0-0 0-2 o-8 8 3 16 2 3 2 1 32
10 DAVIS, Dee 2-10 i-i 1-2 2-1 3 2 6 8 2 1 1 32 Down by as many as 23 points in the second half, La Salle whittled the Vanderbilt lead 33 WILLIAMS, Caroline 4-10 1-3 0-0 2-1 3 1 9 1 37 down to seven points and had several chances to make it five. However, the #i9-ranked 02 RISPER, Jennifer 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 1 2 STRINGFIELD, Cherish 1-4 0-3 0-0 0-1 1 2 2 2 16 Commodores pushed their lead back above 10 and the Explorers would never get closer, 03 4 04 ROGERS, Holly 3-3 1-1 0-0 2-1 3 2 7 1 18 dropping a 70-57 decision to Vanderbilt, Thursday afternoon at Tom Gola Arena. 05 BROCKMAN, Rachel 0-1 0-0 0-0 0-1 4 TEAM 4-3 2 Tied at 4-4 early in the first half, the Commodores used a 21-3 run over 10 minutes to 7 Totals 29-57 6-15 6-10 15-22 37 19 70 21 12 4 S 200 take command of the game. Liz Sherwood scored eight of her 14 first-half points in the run TOTAL FG% 1st Half: 20-31 64.5% 2nd Half: 9-26 34.6% Game: 50.9% DEADBALL as Vanderbilt hit io-of-13 shots in the stretch. They went up by as many as 21 points at the 3-Pt. FG% 1st Half: 4-8 50.0% 2nd Half: 27 28.6% aame: 40-0% REBOUNDS F Throw % 1st Half: 1-4 25.0% 2nd Half: 5-6 83.3% Game: 60.0% 2 4:02 mark of the first half (41-20), and took a 20-point lead into the intermission. La Salle senior Davineia Payne connected on a three-pointer during the Vanderbilt run, La Salle (3-6) tot-fg 3-pt rebounds ## Player fg-a fg-a ft-a of-de tot Pf tp a to blk s min and when she ended it with another three at the 8:16 mark, it pushed her over the 1,000- t5 HIGHTOWER, Carlene 3-8 0-0 4-4 3-4 7 5 10 2 4 1 26 point mark, becoming the 20th member of the La Salle Women's Basketball 1,000-point 20 RICKETTS, Crista 2-8 O 2-3 2-1 3 2 6 3 1 27
21 GRABER, lenna 4-8 0-0 0-0 1 12 1 1 29 club. She finished the game with 11 points and now has 1,007 for hef career. 4 7 25 PAYNE, Davineia 3-u 2 3 3-4 2-2 4 2 11 2 2 38 Vanderbilt (9-3) opened the second half with a made three-pointer by Christina Wirth, 30 MCLAUGHLIN, Shaune 2-8 2 6-6 2-5 7 1 10 4 1 40 22 LAPETINA.Tara 0-1 1 0-0 0-1 1 pushing its lead to 23 at 48-25. The next eight minutes showed how dangerous the 9 40 HOOVER, Alyse 0-0 0-0 0-0 4 Explorers be, they 22-6 run, included 12 straight points, getting can as went on a which the 44 GIBBONS, Melanie 3-6 2-2 3-2 5 3 8 1 1 27 TEAM 1-0 1 deficit down to seven at 54-47 with 11:07 left in tne game. Totals 17-50 6-13 17-19 13-15 28 M 57 10 11 l 2 200 keyed junior Graber, scored career-high points in La Salle (3-6) was by Jenna who a 12 TOTAL FG% 1st Half: 718 38.9% 2nd Half: 10-3 2 31-3°''° Game: 34.0% DEADBALL the run, connecting on four three-point attempts. Sophomore Carlene Hightower scored 3-Pt. FG% 1st Half: 2-4 50.0% 2nd Half: 4-9 44.4% Game: 46.2% REBOUNDS F Throw % 1st Half: 9-11 81.8% 2nd Half: 8-8 100% Game: 89.5% six of her 10 points during the stretch, and she added seven rebounds to her totals.
In the next two minutes, the Explorers missed six shots which could have gotten them Officials: Tina Napier, Kathy Lonergan. Janice AlibeUi. Technical fouls: Vanderbilt-None. La Salle-None. Score by Periods 1st 2nd Total to within five points, but they could not get over the hump. Commodore Holly Rogers hit a Vanderbilt 45 25 70 three-pointer at the 8:25 mark and a minute later, Nicole Jules scored two of her game- La Salle 25 32 57
high 21 points to push their lead to 12 and it would never get under single digits again.
La Salle (3-7) tot-fg 3-pt GAME 10 - DECEMBER 30, 2005 ## Player fg-a fga ft-a of-de tot Pf tp a to blk s min 15 HIGHTOWER. Carlene 5-11 0-0 2-2 2-3 s 5 12 3 1 2 25 ALLEN FIELDHOUSE - LAWRENCE, KS 20 RICKETTS. Crista 5-17 00 9-11 2-5 7 2 19 2 5 39 21 GRABER, lenna 3-3 3-3 0-0 0-4 4 2 9 1 1 31 25 PAYNE. Davineia 59 0-1 4-S 2-2 4 2 14 2 4 38 With less than four minutes remaining, La Salle held a seven-point lead over unbeaten 30 MCLAUGHLIN, Shaune 5-8 2-3 2-4 0-5 s 3 14 4 1 1 40 Kansas. However, the Jayhawks closed out the game on an 11-4 run as they escaped with 40 HOOVER. Alyse 1-2 1-1 1-2 0-2 2 4 11 44 GIBBONS. Melanie 0-1 0-0 0-0 1-3 4 1 1 1 16 a 75-72 victory over the Explorers. In front of more than 4,000 fans, Kansas (11-0) and off TEAM o-3 3 to its best start in program history, used five points in the run by Erica Hallman, who scored Totals 24-51 6-8 18-24 7-27 34 15 72 12 13 4 200 TOTAL FG% 1st Half: 13-24 54.2% 2nd Half: 11- 17 40.7% Game: 47.1% DEADBALL all of her 11 points in the second half, and when she hit her only three (1-5) of the night, it 3-Pt. FG% 1st Half: 3-4 75.0% 2nd Half: 3-4 75-0% Game: 75-0% REBOUNDS gave the layhawks a 73-72 lead with 1:02 remaining. F Throw % 1st Half: 811 72.7% 2nd Half: io- 13 76.9% Game: 75-0% La Salle (3-7) had two possessions to retake the lead, but on the first, junior Crista Kansas (11-0) tot-fg 3-Pt rebounds Ricketts missed on a jumper, and after Marija Zinic missed first free throw of Kansas' her a ## Player fg-a %a ft-a of-de tot pf tp a to blk s min one-and-one, the Explorers had another chance with 12 seconds left. Again the Explorers 13 Mcintosh. Taylor 2-2 0-0 36 1-2 3 2 7 1 1 16 40 Kemp. Crystal 8-19 0-0 9-9 4-5 9 2 25 1 3 3 40 went to Ricketts off an out-of-bounds play. She was able to get a shot off in traffic, but was 03 Catic, Ivana 4-11 2-3 6-6 2-2 4 3 16 5 2 40 unable to get it to fall as La Salle dropped its fourth straight game. 04 Brown. Kaylee 311 2-7 0-0 0-3 3 2 8 1 1 1 37 23 Hallman, Erica 5-12 i-5 0-0 2-3 S 3 11 3 2 1 27 The Explorers held a 10-9 lead at the 15:57 mark of the first half, but Kansas scored six 01 Smith. Sharita 1-2 0-0 0-0 0-1 1 2 2 2 1 12 straight points to take the first lead of more than a basket in the game and after an Ivana 11 Zinic. Marija 2-3 0-0 0-1 0-6 6 2 4 1 24 21 Mosley. Shaquina 1-2 0-0 0-0 1 2 1 4 Catic basketball, pushed their lead to double figures at 30-20 with 7:35 left in the first. TEAM 21 3 Out of a called time-out. La Salle responded with a 15-2 run over the next five minutes Totals 26-62 5-15 18-22 11-24 35 16 75 13 7 4 6 200 to take the lead at 35-32. Ricketts started the run with two free throws, Alyse Hoover and TOTAL FG% 1st Half: 15 36 41.7% 2nd Half: 11 6 42.3% Game: 41.9% DEADBALL 1 3-Pt. FG% 1st Half: 3-7 42.9% 2nd Half: 28 25.0% Game: 33-3% REBOUNDS Carlene Hightower each scored four, McLaughlin hit Shaune a three, and the run was F Throw % 1st Half: 56 83.3% 2nd Half: 13 6 81.3% Game: 81.8% 2 capped when Davineia Payne scored with 2:38 left in the first half. Kansas scored eight of Officials: Laurie Porter, Gator Parrish, Brenda Pantoja, Technical fouls: La Salle-None. Kansas-None. the final 10 points of the first half to take a lead into the break. They scored four 38-37 Score by Periods 1st 2nd Total straight to start the second half to take a five-point lead, their biggest of the second half. La Salle 37 35 72 Kansas 38 37 75 The game was again tied at 62-62 with 7:07 left (it was the 10th tie, there were eight
lead changes), before the Explorers scored seven straight points to match its largest lead of the night. And after trading baskets, La Salle held a 71-64 lead with 3:19 to go
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La Salle (4-7. 1-0 A-10) tot-fg 3-pt rebounds GAME 11 - JANUARY 3, 2006 ft Player fg-a %-a ft-a of-de tot pf tp a to blk s mm 15 HIGHTOWER. Carlene 1-8 0-0 0-0 25 7 2 2 1 25 RYAN CENTER - KINGSTON, Rl 20 RICKETTS, Crista 1013 0-1 4-6 2-10 12 4 24 2 1 36 21 GRABER. Jenna 1-9 1-7 2-2 0-1 1 1 5 29 25 PAYNE, Davineia 2-6 0-1 2-2 i-3 4 2 6 1 34 Junior Crista Ricketts scored points and grabbed 12 rebounds to lead La Salle to a 55- 24 30 MCLAUGHLIN, Shaune 2-4 0-2 5-8 1-3 4 2 9 11 1 36 48 victory over Rhode Island. She helped La Salle end its four-game losing streak, longest 22 LAPETINA.Tara 0-3 0-3 00 0-1 1 1 3 15 40 HOOVER, Alvse 3-8 2-4 1-1 1-2 3 4 9 20 since January 2004 (a five-game losing streak), and end the team's road woes. They had 44 GIBBONS. Melanie 0-1 0-0 0-0 10 1 5 not won a game on an opponents home court since winning at Rhode Island last year (Jan. TEAM i-5 6 19, 2005) and they improved their record against the Rams to 15-1 all-time. Totals 19-52 3-18 14-19 9-30 39 16 55 17 18 1 2 200 TOTAL FG% 1st Half: 10-31 32.3% 2nd Half: 92 42.9% Game: ' DEADBALL Despite holding the Rams scoreless for the game's first five minutes, La Salle was only 3-Pt. FG% 1st Half: 2-12 16.7% 2ndH ilf: 1-6 16.7% Game: 16.7% REBOUNDS able to take a 2-0 lead, turning the ball over seven times during that stretch. Averaging just F Throw % 1st Half: 1-2 50.0% 2nd Half: 13-1 7 76.5% Game: 73.7^ 2 12.4 turnovers a game, the Explorers committing a season-high 18 in the game. - Rhode Island (3-8, 0-1 A-10) tot-fg 3-pt rebounds Salle (4-7, 1-0 A-10) was able to start hitting its shots - 2-for-i4 to start the game La ## Player fg-a fg-a ft-a of-de tot Pf tp a to blk S mm and built a 15-6 lead with Ricketts scoring 10 points. She then ended a 6-0 Ram run with 34 MAGLEY. Jessica 2-8 0-0 1-2 o-5 5 3 5 1 O RHODES, Tanya 3-12 0-0 4-6 1-6 10 1 1 Yi another basket with less than four minutes to go in the first, putting La Salle up 17-12. 35 7 5 3 3 41 HOLLIS, Whitney 35 00 1-4 1-2 3 7 3 21 0-1 A-10 after hit a Rhode Island (3-8, play) pulled to within two points Mia Marcus 11 MARCUS, Mia 3-5 i-i 0-0 0-2 2 1 7 1 2 4 2? 2-2 three-point basket, but the Explorers closed out the half on a 6-0 run to go into the break 20 MOJIDI.Safl 4-12 1-6 0-0 4 2 9 5 3 1 32 03 LICINA,Tanja i'5 0-0 l-l 0-4 4 2 3 2 2 20 i up 23-15. Ricketts scored three more in the run for 15 points in the first, matching the 12 BOISVERT. Justine 0-2 0-0 0-0 0-1 1 1 2 i: Rams' output, and added eight boards. 21 MCGREW. AMANDA 2-3 1-1 0-0 0-2 2 2 5 1 1 10 After junior Jenna Graber hit her only three of the night at the 18:32 mark of the second, 23 MOSES, Audia 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 1
44 COURNOYER, Erin 1-3 00 0-2 1-0 2 1 . La Salle pushed its lead into double digits. They held a 14-point advantage with 12:05 left TEAM 43 7 in the game after scoring four straight points, two on technical free throws by senior Totals 19-55 3-8 7-15 9-27 36 16 48 14 15 1 7 200 TOTAL FG% 1st Half: 7-27 2nd Half: 12-2842.9% Game: DEADBALL Shaune McLaughlin and another basket by Ricketts. 25.9% 34-5% 3-Pt. FG% 1st Half: 1-4 25.0% 2nd Half: 2-4 50.0% Game: 37-5% REBOUNDS using a 1-3-1 half-court trap to get back into the game. Amanda The Rams began F Throw % 1st Half: 0-4 0.0% 2nd Half: 711 63.6% Game: 46.7% 5 McGrew started the comeback with five straight points, and Tanya Rhodes scored six Officials: Nan Sisk, Felicia Grinter. Frank Steratore, Technical fouls: La Saile-None. Rhode Island-Bench. points. Her basket at the 5:14 mark cut the La Salle lead to just four points (45-41). Score by Periods 1st 2nd Total Ricketts would score five points to help La Salle take command of the game, and when La Salle 23 32 55 she hit a free throw with 36 seconds left, the Explorers were up nine (52-43). Rhode Island 15 33 48
La Salle (5-7. 2-0 A-10) tot-fg GAME 12 - JANUARY 6, 2006 ## Player fg-a fg-a ft-a of-de tot Pf tp a to blk S min 5 HIGHTOWER, Carlene 4-6 1-1 0-0 2-4 6 4 9 2 2 it ROBINS CENTER - RICHMOND, VA 20 RICKETTS, Crista 3-7 0-0 2-2 1-2 3 2 8 1 2 35 21 GRABER. lenna 3-7 3-6 2-2 0-0 2 11 1 --0 -0 25 PAYNE. Davineia 5-11 0-1 1-2 37 10 2 11 5 2 1 2 Sophomore Carlene Hightower hit a 15-foot jumper with 3.7 seconds left to lift La Salle 30 MCLAUGHLIN, Shaune 3-10 2-5 4.4 0-6 6 2 12 4 3 1 ^3 0-0 0-0 1-2 0-0 to a 59-58 victory over Richmond in Atlantic 10 action. Leading for most of the game, the 22 LAPETINA.Tara 1 1 4 I 32 AHL. Meghan 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 1 1 Explorers would fall behind by as many as six points (58-52) with less than two minutes to 3 40 HOOVER, Alyse 1-4 i-3 1-2 0-2 2 2 4 12 1 go, but showed resolve to get the chance for the winning basket. 44 GIBBONS, Melanie 1-2 0-0 1-2 1-1 2 4 3 18 1 La Salle (5-7, 2-0 A-10) got a basket from senior Shaune McLaughlin, then a three-point- TEAM 0-1 1 1 Totals 20-47 7-16 12-16 7-23 30 19 12 11 200 ler by junior Jenna Graber which would cut the deficit to one. A missed shot by the Spiders 59 3 3 TOTAL FG% 1st Half: 13 29 44.8% 2nd Half: 718 38.9% Game: 42 D . DEADBALL Saona Chapman gave La Salle a chance for the win, which Hightower made good on. 3-Pt. FG% 1st Half: 5-12 4 .7% 2nd Half: 2-4 5c .0% Game: 43 B% REBOUNDS FThrow% 1st Half: 3-4 2nd Half: 12 Game: For the Explorers, it is the first time they have won back-to-back road games since 2003. 75 0% 9 75.0% 75-0% 3
hat was also the last season that the Explorers started the A-10 slate 2-0. It was also the Richmond (6-8, i-i A-10) tot-fg 3-pt rebounds
First time that the Explorers have beaten the Spiders in the Robins Center in five tries. ## Player fg-a fg-a ft-a of-de tot Pf tp a to blk S mln 1
12 MAZIC. Mima 13-21 0-1 4-14 4-5 2 1 1 La Salle jumped out to a 10-point lead at 14-4, thanks in part to Hightower, who scored 9 3 30 38 22 ROCHE. Kelly 3-8 2-4 0-0 i-3 4 1 8 1 2 28 seven points in seven minutes, which included her first career three-point basket. 05 CHAPMAN. Saona 0-5 0-3 0-0 0-4 4 4 2 4 35 Richmond (6-8, 1-1 A-10) relied on Mirna Mazic and Kelly Roche to try and get them back 13 GIL. Araceli 1-4 0-2 3-3 1-1 2 3 5 8 1 1 36 23 GRAB IAS. Ania 1-2 0-1 00 1-3 4 2 l 16 into the game. The Spiders cut the Explorer lead down to four points, 22-18, with 4:48 left 0-2 Is 01 MORROW. Whitney 0-0 0-0 0-0 3 12 half, in the first as Mazic scored seven points and Roche five. 02 PETILLON. Amber 3-6 0-0 0-0 1-0 1 6 1 8 McLaughlin would push the lead up to seven with a three-pointer and when junior Crista 14 MITCHELL, Alison 0-2 0-0 0-0 0-1 1 t 2 1-2 15 HENDRIX, DeUnna 0-0 00 1*1 2 1 2 1 7 Ricketts hit a basket just before the buzzer, it capped an Explorer 12-4 run to end the first 24 WILLIAMS. Sarah 0-1 0-0 0-0 0-2 2 1 6
half and gave La Salle a 34-22 halftime advantage. 44 ZYGAITE. Augustina 0-0 0-0 0-0 00 1 1 7 MIRANOVIC, Tanja 2-2 1-1 0-0 1-1 After the break, the Spiders would hold La Salle to just one field goal through the first 45 2 3 5 5 1 TEAM 2-0 2 1 13 minutes as they made a comeback. When Roche hit a three-pointer with 4:12 left in the Totals 2455 3-12 717 12-21 33 17 58 16 9 1 6 200 jn 1st Half: Half: <;' game, it gave Richmond its first lead since two minutes into the first half. TOTAL FG% 1028 35-7% 2nd 14-27 51.9% Game: 43 fa DEADBALL 3-Pt. FG% 1st Half: 1-7 H.3% 2nd Half: 2-$ 4c .0% Game: 25 0% REBOUNDS Mazic scored 30 points, the first time La Salle has allowed a 30+ point scorer in six years F Throw % 1st Half: 1-4 25 0% 2nd Half: 6 13 46.2°4 Game: mi 2% 6 m% (Brianne Stepherson, Boston College, 31, 12/22/99). However, her foul shooting doomed Richmond. She was 4-of-i4 from the line and missed two with under a minute left. Officials: Dennis DeMayo, Bonita Spence, Ralph Pickett. Technical fouls: La Salle-None. RichmondNone. Score by Periods 1st 2nd Total La Salle 34 25 59 Richmond 22 36 58
Temple (9-3, 2-0A-10) tot-fg 3-Pt rebounds GAME 13 - JANUARY 8, 2006 ## Player f«-a fga ft-a of-de tot pf tp a to blk s mm 21 HAIRSTON. Kamesha 4-11 3 55 2-7 9 2 13 1 1 3 >c
COMFORT. Lady 1-3 0-0 1-2 1 1 .-.' TOM GOLA ARENA - PHILADELPHIA, PA 42 M 7 4 3 04 DUPREE. Candice 12-24 03 5-7 2-4 6 2 29 4 3 3 .. 03 OWENS, lennifer 2-4 2-4 0-0 0-1 1 1 6 3 1 Temple's Candice Dupree caught a court-length pass with less than three seconds left, 05 BOWENS, Khadiia 5 13 0-0 0-0 3 2 5 4 10 1 3 ; hit a lay-up and then a foul shot to lift the #24/23-ranked Owls to a 66-64 overtime win. 10 HICKS. Stephanie 0-0 00 0-0 00 .:
MORRIS. Ashley 0-1 0-0 0-0 1-1 .: The Explorers had just taken the lead 64-63 with four seconds left after junior Crista 12 2 0-1 0-0 2-0 11 LANDRY. Shenita 14 2 3 1 1 1 Ricketts also scored on an old-fashion three - lay-up and foul shot. After hitting the lay-up, 25 PITTMAN. Nicole 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1 1 1 1 .1
Ricketts faced the same situation she had near the end of regulation, a made foul shot 30 MADDOX. Fatima 26 0-0 0-0 0-0 2 4 1 1 TEAM 1-2 would give the Explorers the lead. i Totals 26-63 2-10 1218 14-22 36 18 66 10 9 8 10 '-•5 This time she converted the free throw, the Owts but escaped when Lady Comfort threw TOTAL FG% 1st Half: 11 2839.3% 2nd Half: 11 28 Game: 41 r- DEADBALL .the inbounds pass to Dupree for the winning basket. The win preserved Temple's A-10 3-Pt. FG% 1st Half: 14 25.0% 2nd Half: 04 0% Game: 20 ,o'\. REBOUNDS
F Throw % 1st Half: J 6 50.0% 2nd Half: 7-9 77-8% Game record winning streak, which stands at straight wins (including | now 24 postseason).
La Salle (5-8, 2-1 A-10, 02 Big 5) was looking to start the conference 3-0 for the first time La Salle (5-8, 21 A- to) tot-fg 3Pt rebounds »» Player fga fga ft-a of-de (Since the 1996-97 season, a team that went 12-4 in the conference and reached the semi- tot p( tp a to blk s mln 15 HIGHTOWER. Carlene 716 t 1 1 1 9 ) <6 4 .' finals of the A-ios. It was also the 100th contest for the Women in Tom Gola Arena. 20 RICKETIS. 4 11 0-0 34 8 11 1
.' The see-saw game was tied 15 times and had 19 lead changes and no team would take 21 GRABER. lenna 1 1-2 0-0 I t !
25 PAYNE. 0. 0*0 J-7 « 1 :i .- 1 1 more than a six-point lead in the first half. La Salle was up 25-19 with three minutes left in 8M is 0-1 .' 30 HUN.Shaurw 02 1 4S the first before Temple reeled them back in, but the Explorers still led at the break, 27-26. 0-1 10 GALE. Antonla 00 00 00 1 1 3
HOOVE K. 0-1 1 1 In the second, the game was again tied at 40-40 with nine minutes left before La Salle 40 2 01 7 1 - .' 44 GIBBONS. Melanie 1 1 2 >> seven points in 4 scored straight 1:14, which was capped by a three-point basket by junior TEAM M t Jenna Graber, her only make of the game, giving them the largest lead by either team. Totals 2456 »-5 14 18 11 26 37 12 64 11 14 1 3 225 TOTAL FG% 1st Half:: .mi 11. ,11 Game Temple (10-3, 2-0 A-io, 30 Big 5) tied the game with a 92 run over the next three min- 50.0% DEADBAU 3-Pt. FG% 1st Half: 1 . 2nd Halt Game: 40.0% REBOUND] utes with Kamesha Hairston scoring five of her 13 points in that stretch. F Throw % 1st Half: ' 2nd Half: ; ; 778% Game: 77 After a jumper by Dupree with 33 seconds left in the second put the Owls up 55-54, the Officials: Cameron Inouye. Angle Enlund. Unite Alihrrti. Technical fouls: temple N01 » Explorers worked the ball into Ricketts, who was fouled on her shot with six seconds left. Score by Periods 1st 2nd OT Total ,She made the first, but was unable to make the second, and aftei .1 lemple was timeout, 29 11 able to get two shots off before the horn, but missed both forcing the extta period. >! 04
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St. Bonaventure (7-8, 1-3 A-io) tot-fg 3-pt ds GAME 14 - JANUARY 13. 2006 ## Player fg-a fg-a ft-a of-de tot Pf tP a to blk s min 13 LATENDRE5SE, Audrey 3-8 2-2 0-0 2-1 3 2 8 1 18 EDWARDS, Ashley 1 1-2 TOM GOLA ARENA - PHILADELPHIA, PA 40 512 2-5 7 3 11 5 2 31 03 EDWARDS. Priscilla 613 1 3 1-1 3-0 3 4 14 2 4 3 27 21 COLLINS. Stefanie 2-6 1 4 2-2 0-0 3 7 1 15 All five La Salle starters scored in double figures, as the Explorers hit a team record- 24 MURRAY. Katelyn 2-7 1 1 0-0 0-2 2 5 1 2 26 02 SOLTAU. Iben 0-1 0-0 0-0 tying n three pointers to defeat visiting St. Bonaventure, 86-66, in Atlantic 10 action, end- 3 11 MARSHALL. Chere 2-6 0-0 1-2 1 2 1 16 ing their three-game home losing streak. 3 4 12 SCHIEFEN. Erica 1-1 0-0 0-2 2 2 2 18 Sophomore Carlene Hightower recorded game-highs with 16 points and 12 rebounds, 15 ELLIS. Megan 1-2 0-0 1-0 1 2 2
20 PIERCE, Amanda 2-4 1-2 0-0 2 1 21 while junior Jenna Graber scored a career-high 14 points, which included knocking down 4- 5 23 MALO. Maripier 3-4 2-4 1-2 3 8 1 21 of-5 three-point attempts, and added five rebounds. 33 MILLER, Olecia 0-1 00 0-0 2 TEAM 3-1 Senior Shaune McLaughlin hit 3-of-5 three-point baskets on her way to 13 points and 4 Totals 27-65 5-11 7-11 13-15 28 16 66 11 9 1 6 200 a five assists and four rebounds to her totals. added TOTAL FG% 1st Half: 11-31 35.5% 2nd Half: 16 4 47.1% Game: 41.5% DEAD BALL Senior Davineia Payne and junior Crista Ricketts both scored 12 points, as Payne also 3-Pt. FG% 1st Half: 2-6 33-3% 2nd Half: 3-5 60.0% Game: 45.5% REBOUNDS F Throw % 1st Half: 4-5 80.0% 2nd Half: 3-6 50.0% Game: 63.6% added five assists and Ricketts pulled down five boards. 3
It was the second time this season that the Explorers' starters all hit for double figures. La Salle (6-8. 3-1 A-10) tot-fg 3-pt rebounds ## Player fg-a fg-a ft-a of-de tot pf tp a to blk s min The last time was a 77-53 victory over Rider on Nov. 27, 2005. It is also the most points 15 HIGHTOWER. Carlene 6-11 4-4 3 9 12 2 16 1 1 34 scored by La Salle this season, passing the 77 points versus Rider. The 11 three-pointers 20 RICKETTS. Crista 4-8 4-5 2 3 5 2 12 2 2 21 21 GRABER, lenna 2-2 1 1 made tie the mark set at Delaware (2001) and at Rhode Island (2005). 4-5 4 5 4 5 • 4 2 32 25 PAYNE, Davineia 4-11 1 3 3-4 3 3 2 12 5 2 31 La Salle (6-8, 3-1 A-10) scored the game's first 15 points and held the Bonnies scoreless 2-2 30 MCLAUGHLIN, Shaune 4-6 3 5 1 3 4 1 13 5 4 1 34 for the games first 5:45. Ricketts scored six points in the run and had 12 at the half. She 10 GALE, Antonia 1-1 2-2 4 1 4 11 HANLEY. Brittany 0*0 0-0 1 was just 17 points shy of 1,000 for her career, but was shutout in the second half. 22 LAPETlNA.Tara 1-2 1 2 0-0 3 1 8 St Bonaventure (7-8, 1-3 A-10) bounced back and scored six straight points and after 32 AHL. Meghan 1-2 0-0 2 3 40 HOOVER. Alyse 2-2 2 2 2-2 2 2 2 8 1 Priscilla Edwards hit a lay-up with 11:26 left in the first half, the Bonnies were down 17-8. *3 44 GIBBONS. Melanie 1-2 0-0 1 1 2 2 2 2 19 It would be the last time the Explorer lead would be below 10 points. TEAM 1 1 2 Off the bench, sophomore Alyse Hoover scored eight points and added two boards for Totals 28-50 11-17 19-2 8-26 34 12 86 18 11 1 2 200 TOTAL FG% 1st Half: 15-23 65.2% 2nd Half: 13-2748 1% Game: 56.0% DEADBALL Salle. 3-1 in is ties start for in La The mark the conference the best the Explorers the A-10. 3-Pt. FG% 1st Half: 6-9 66.7% 2nd Half: 5-862.5% Game: 64.7% REBOUNDS During the 1996-97 season, the Explorers started 6-1, went 12-4, and reached the semifi- F Throw % 1st Half: 11-13 84.6% 2nd Half: 8-8 100' Game: 90.5% 1 nals of the conference tournament. Officials: Roy Gulbeyan. Felicia Grinter, Bill Titus. Technical fouls: St. Bonaventure-None. La Salle-None. Score by Periods 1st 2nd Total St. Bonaventure 28 38 66 La Salle 47 39 86
Rhod 1 Island (5-10, 2-2 A-10) tot-fg 3-pt rebour ds GAME 15 - JANUARY 16, 2006 m Player fg-a fg-a ft-a of-de tot pf tp a to blk s min 03 LICINA. Tanja 4 8 0-0 0-0 2-1 3 1 8 1 2 29 TOM GOLA ARENA - PHILADELPHIA, PA 35 RHODES, Tanya 6 16 0-0 3-4 5-4 9 4 15 3 1 5 34 41 HOLLIS. Whitney 1 4 0-0 0-0 3-3 6 3 2 1 3 1 19 11 MARCUS, Mia 3 11 2-5 1-2 03 3 2 9 3 3 29 Senior Shaune McLaughlin scored a career-high 19 points in leading La Salle to a 61-53 20 MOJIDI. Safi 4 n 1-4 0-0 2-3 S 5 9 3 3 1 1 36 victory over Rhode Island. McLaughlin finished the game just 4-of-6 from the field, but she 12 BOISVERT. lustine 3 0-2 2-2 1-4 5 1 2 2 12
21 AMANDA 2 0-2 0-0 1-3 1 was 3-of-4 from behind the three-point line and also converted 8-of-io free throws, both MCGREW. 5 4 2 4 1 24 30 COOPER, Sierra 1 2 0-0 0-0 2-0 2 1 2 2 9 career-highs as well. She added four rebounds, three assists and three steals to her totals. 44 COURNOYER. Erin 1 3 0-0 0-0 0-2 2 1 2 8 Junior Crista Ricketts also had a monumental day, as she became the second fastest TEAM 4-2 6 1 Totals 22-65 3-13 6-8 20-25 20 53 12 13 10 200 Explorer to reach 1,000 points, and the 21st member at the school. She entered the day 41 3 TOTAL FG% 1st Half: 12-25 48.0% 2nd Half: 10-40 25.0% Game: 33 3% DEADBALL just five points away and her foul shot with 1:45 left in the first half put her at the mile- 3-Pt. :G% 1st Half: 3-5 60.0% 2nd Half: 0-8 0. % Game: 23 1% REBOUNDS stone. On December 22, 2005, senior Davineia Payne also joined the club, making the pair F Throw % 1st Half: 3-4 75.0% 2nd Half: 3-4 7< .0% Game: 75 0% 1 only the fifth Explorer teammates to reach 1,000 points in the same season. La Salle (7-8, 4-1 A-io) tot-fg 3-pt rebounds Ricketts finished with 13 points on 6-of-io shooting, and added six rebounds and four H Player fg-a fg-a ft-a of-de tot pf tp a to blk s min HIGHTOWER, 0-0 5-6 2-6 assists. Sophomore Carlene Hightower just missed her second straight double-double as v> Carlene 2 5 8 4 9 2 4 32 20 RICKETTS, Crista 6 10 0-0 1-2 5-1 6 1 13 4 1 1 30 she chipped in nine points and eight rebounds, and Payne also had eight boards to go 21 GRABER. Jenna 2 9 1-7 0-0 0-0 1 5 2 27 along with six points. 25 PAYNE. Davineia 2 10 2-3 0-0 1-7 8 1 6 2 1 37 30 MCLAUGHLIN, Shaune 6 3-4 8-10 0-4 4 3 19 3 3 3 40 Rhode Island (5-10, 2-2 A-10) scored six straight points to take its largest lead of the first 4 10 GALE, Antonia 0-0 0-0 0-0 2 half at 21-15 with 10:42 left. Tanya Rhodes scored two of her team-high 15 points in the run. 40 HOOVER. Alyse 3 8 1-3 0-0 0-2 2 7 1 1 1 18 She also added nine rebounds and five steals. No other Ram hit for double figures, but 44 GIBBONS. Melanie 1 1 0-0 0-0 0-1 1 1 2 1 2 14 TEAM 0-3 3 1 both Safi Mojidi and Whitney Hollis each had nine points and three assists. Total; 20-49 7-17 14-1B 8-24 32 11 6l 11 13 1 6 200 The Explorers used a 10-2 run sparked by sophomore Alyse Hoover, who scored all TOTAL FG% 1st Half: 10-26 38.5% 2nd Half: 10-23 43-5"''° Game: 40.8% DEADBALL 3-Pt. "G% 1st Half: 6-9 66.7% 2nd Half: 1-8 12 Game: 2% REBOUNDS seven of her points in the stretch to give La Salle a two-point advantage. 5% 41 F Throw % 1st Half: 78 87.5% 2nd Half: 7-10 70.0% Game: 77 8% With 44 seconds left in the first, the Rams' Amanda McGrew tied the game at 30-30 with a jumper, the eighth tie of the ball game. However, a McLaughlin three-pointer with 26 sec- Officials: Dennis DeMavo, Bryan, Enterline. Tina Napier Technical fouls: Rhode Island-None. La Salle-None. Score by Periods 1st 2nd Total onds left would give the Explorers a lead they would never give up in the second half. Rhode Island 30 23 53 La Salle (7-8, 4-1 A-10) pushed its lead to as many as 15 points in the second half and La Salle 33 28 61 held on for its fourth win in the conference in five games.
La Salle (8-8, 5-1 A-10) tot-fg 3-pt rebounds GAME 16 - JANUARY 20, 2006 m Player fg-a fg-a ft-a of-de tot P* tp a 15 HIGHTOWER. Carlene 2-7 0-0 0-0 1-4 s 2 4 AJ PALUMBO CENTER - PITTSBURGH, PA 20 RICKETTS. Crista 3-6 1-2 4 4 2 7 2 31 GRABER, lenna 4-12 4 34 25 PAYNE. Davineia 69 2 2 1-4 1 8 9 1 15 4 34 Sophomore Melanie Gibbons scored a career-high 12 points to help lead La Salle to a 30 MCLAUGHLIN, Shaune 1-1 0-1 4 4 2 4 1 34 52-43 victory over the host Duquesne Dukes. Gibbons was 5-for-6 from the floor and hit 22 LAPETINA, Tara 0-3 3 0-0 1 1 1 9
HOOVER. Alyse 0-0 0-0 1 1 her only two free throws, while she also added a career-high seven boards. The 12 points 40 3 4 14 44 GIBBONS. Melanie 5-6 2-2 1 6 7 5 12 1 1 22 off the bench is the most by an Explorer this year. TEAM 1 1 Duquesne (6-11, 1-5 A-10) held the Explorers to just a three-point basket by senior Totals 21-44 6-15 4*9 3 31 34 13 52 16 2 200 TOTAL FG% 1st Half: 9-24 375% 2nd Half: 12* 060 0% Game: 47.7% DEAD BAIL Davineia Payne through the game's first five and a half minutes and forced La Salle into 3-Pt. FG% 1st Half: 3-933.3% 2nd Half: 3-6 50.0% Game; 40.0% REBOUNDS five turnovers. The Dukes could only manage to take an 8-3 lead. F Throw % 1st Half: 0-0 0.0% 2nd Half: 4-9 44.4% Game: 44.4% La Salle (8-8, 5-1 A-10) used an 11-0 run over six minutes to take an 18-10 lead with under Duquesne (6-11, 1-5 A-10) tot-fg 3-pt rebounds seven minutes left in the first half. Payne, who started hot for the Explorers - hitting her m Player fg-a fg-a ft-a of-de tot Pt tp a first five shots, including a pair of three-pointers - scored seven points in the stretch and 22 HALL, Loui 2-13 0-2 4-8 4-4 8 1 8 2 SINCLAIR, Nicole 2 10 Gibbons added the other four. 34 4 3-5 4 6 3 7 1 05 BAUTRE. Aiga 5 13 1 s 0-0 1 6 7 4 11 1 After junior Jenna Graber hit a three-point basket, the Explorers took their largest lead 13 FLAGA. Malgorzata 4 7 4 6 0-0 3 12 2 of the first half at 21-11. The Explorers took a seven- point lead into the locker room, despite 33 CHANDLER, locelyn 1 S 1 2 0-0 t 1 3 2 14 LITTLE. Kristi 3 2 0-0 1 1 2 turning the ball over 12 times in just the first half. 21 BRUCE, Carmen s 2 00 1 1 1 2 They held Duquesne to just 16.7% (4-24) from the floor and held them without a basket 23 WARREN, Brittany 1 0-0 2 0-0 for the last 12 minutes. The Dukes used three free throws by Loui Hall in the half's last 1:16 30 SMITH, Marisa 42 SINGLETON, lade 1 0-0 1 1 1 1 to get the Explorer advantage back under 10 points. 45 STANKEVICH. Maria 1-3 1 0-1 1-2 3 2 Duquesne used a 9-0 run in just over a minute to take the lead, at 29-28, as Aiga Bautre Team 2-2 4 Totals 15-55 6-20 7-14 13-24 37 is 7 200 Malgorzata Flaga, and Jocelyn Chandler all hit three pointers. 43 « I TOTAL FG% 1st Half: 4-24 16.7% 2nd Half: 11-3 i 35-5% Game: 27. 3% DEADBALL The teams traded baskets over the next two minutes, before the Dukes went cold again 3-Pt. FG% 1st Half: 2-8 25.0% 2nd Half: 4-1: 33-3% Game: 30.0% REBOUNDS c from the floor. Graber hit a pair of threes and Gibbons added four points in an Explorer 10 F Throw % 1st Half: 4-6 66.7% 2 id Half: 3-8 37-5 6 Game: 50.0% 2 run that spanned almost six minutes. Officials: Nan Sisk, Rov Gulbeyan. Cameron Inouye. Technical fouls: La Salle-None. Duquesne-None. With the win, the Explorers have now won three straight games on the road for the first Score by Periods ist 2nd Total La Salle 21 31 52 time in three years - it also surpasses their entire win total on the road last year (2). Duquesne 14 29 43
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Saint Joseph's (12-6, 4-3 A-io) tot-fg 3Pt rebounds GAME 17 - JANUARY 22. 2006 ## Flayer fg-a fga ft-a of-de tot pf tp a to blk s min '5 MCBRYAN, Maura 2-6 1-3 0-1 2-5 7 1 5 1 19 TOM GOLA ARENA - PHILADELPHIA, PA 25 LOSCHIAVO. lenna 0-3 0-1 0-0 0-0 1 23 43 KUMOWIU. Hillary 2-5 0-0 1-1 3-3 6 2 5 1 1 15 05 MCDAOE. Mary Kate 0-2 0-2 0-0 0-2 2 4 1 1 1 21 La Salle used an 18-4 run in a four-minute span in the second half to turn a tie game with 32 GOMEZ. Timisha 3-13 1-4 0-0 1-1 2 3 7 1 1 24 1-1 0-0 0-2 Saint Joseph's into a 14-point lead, and then hit i5-of-i6 free throws down the stretch to 01 FRENCH, Whilney 0-3 3 2 . OYLER. len 1-5 1-5 0-0 1-1 2 16 hold on for a 65-50 victory over the Hawks. 03 2 3 21 CORNISH. Ayahna 2-11 0-2 2-4 1-0 1 2 6 2 1 1 24 trailed for of Saint Joseph's (12-6, 4-3 A-10) led early in the game by 10 points, but most 22 SCHUTTE. Faith 23 0-1 0-0 3-2 5 4 4 1 4 POLLOCK. Erica 7-13 0-0 4-5 2-4 6 4 18 Mhe second half. They finally got their first lead in the second after a Timisha Gomez three- 33 1 TEAM 4-1 5 I rpointer, and when Erica Pollock scored two of her team-high 18 points with 9:25 left in the Totals 20-62 3-18 7-13 17-22 39 22 50 7 10 2 3 200 game, the game was knotted at 32-32. TOTAL FG% 1st Half: 9-30 30.0% 2nd Half: 11-32 34.4% Game: 32.3% DEADBALL 3-Pt FG% 1st Half: 1-11 9.1% 2nd Half: 28.6% Game: 16.7% REBOUNDS Junior Jenna Graber hit a pair of three pointers in the run, while sophomore Melanie 27 F Throw % 1st Half: 1-4 25.0% 2nd Half: 69 66.7% Game: 53-8% 1 Gibbons scored a basket and hit two free throws. Freshman Tara Lapetina capped the run
with her third three pointer of the game, and gave the Explorers a 50-36 lead with 5:11 left. La Salle (9-8, 6-1 A-10) tot-fg 3-pt rebounds ## Player fg-a fg-a ft-a of-de tot pf tp a to blk s mm Senior Shaune McLaughlin was perfect from the foul line from that points on, hitting 10- 15 HIGHTOWER. Carlene 1-7 0-0 1-2 07 7 2 3 1 ^3 while classmate Davineia Payne 3-for-4 and Graber converted her only two. for-10, was 20 RICKETTS. Crista 5-8 0-0 6-9 1-8 9 4 16 1 3 3 34 1 Junior Crista Ricketts led the Explorers with 16 points and nine rebounds, as McLaughlin 21 GRABER. lenna 3-4 3-4 2-2 l-i 2 1 11 2 25 PAYNE. Davineia 2-9 1-3 3-4 4-5 9 1 8 1 2 ,c- added 14 points and Graber 11. Payne also grabbed nine boards and scored eight points, 30 MCLAUGHLIN. Shaune 1-6 0-4 12-13 0-3 3 3 14 2 1 1 while Lapetina scored nine points off the bench. 22 LAPETINA. Tara 3-4 34 0-0 0-0 9 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 La Salle (9-8, 6-1 A-10) hit a season-high 26 free throws, including 22 in the second half. 40 HOOVER. Alyse 3 44 GIBBONS. Melanie 1-3 0-0 2-2 0-3 3 2 4 4 1 :B They also connected on seven three-point baskets. TEAM 1-3 4 With the win, La Salle equals its best start in school history in the Atlantic 10 Totals 16-41 7-15 26-32 7-30 37 13 65 8 9 3 3 200 J TOTAL FG% 1st Half: 8-20 40.0% 2nd Half: 8-2i 38.1% Game: ».o% DEAD BALL, 'Conference. The 1996-97 squad started the conference 6-1, went on to finish 12-4 and 3-Pt. FG% 1st Half: 2-5 40.0% 2nd Half: 5-10 50.0% Game: 46. 7^ REBOUNDS in 'reached the A-10 tournament's semifinals. The six wins the A-10 also match the win F Throw % 1st Half: 4-7 57.1% 2nd Half: 22-2588.0% Game: 81.3% 2 totals in two of the last three seasons - 2003-04 team won seven conference games. Officials: Terri Maddock, Frank Steratore, Erica Bradley. Technical fouls: Saint Joseph's-None. La Salle-None. The Explorers held Saint Joseph's top two scorer, Ayahna Cornish (12.5 PPG) and Faith Score by Periods ist 2nd Total Schutte (10.1 PPG) to just 10 points combined and no Hawk, other than Pollock, reach dou- Saint loseph's 20 30 50 ble figures in scoring. Maura McBryan recorded a team-high seven rebounds La Salle 22 A3 65
Penn (; -13. 0-4 Big 5) tot-fg 3-pt rebounds GAME 18 - JANUARY 24, 2006 H Player fga fga ft-a of-de tot Pf tp a to blk s min >3 WILSON. Rachel 0-4 2-2 1-1 2 2 1 D 26 TOM GOLA ARENA - PHILADELPHIA, PA 42 NALTNER, Monica 2-7 2 0-0 0-2 2 2 4 1 1 1 39 50 GRAY. Ashley 3-5 0-0 1-0 1 4 6 1 2 1 20 11 RHOADS. loey 1-11 s 0-0 1-1 2 2 2 3 1 2 38 La Salle used an 18-4 run in a four-minute span in the second half to turn a tie game with 24 FRANKLIN, Kimberly 4-8 3 5 2-2 1-3 4 3 13 2 2 2 38 Saint Joseph's into a 14-point lead, and then hit i5-of-i6 free throws down the stretch to 12 SCOTT. Kelly 1-2 1 2 O-O l-l 2 3 2 12 POPOVICI, Anca 0-0 0-0 01 1 2 2 hold on for a 65-50 victory over the Hawks. 14 31 BIEMER. Carrie 5-8 3 5 O-O 0-2 2 1 13 1 2 19 Saint loseph's (12-6, A-10) led early in the game by 10 points, but trailed for most of 4-3 33 LACKNER. Katarina 0-4 c 2-2 2 2 2 2 i 8 the second half. They finally got their first lead in the second after a Timisha Gomez three- 54 FLEISCHER, lennifer 2-4 O-O »-5 6 4 1 16 PARRISH. Brilynne 0-3 2 00 0-0 2 pointer, and when Erica Pollock scored two of her team-high 18 points with 9:25 left in the 55 TEAM 2-1 3 1 game, the game was knotted at 32-32. Total 18-56 7-21 66 10-17 27 16 49 11 10 1 6 200 10-26 Game: Junior Jenna Graber hit a pair of three pointers in the run, while sophomore Melanie TOTAL FG% 1st Half: 38.5% 2nd Half: 830 26.7% 32 rtd DEADBALL 3-Pt. FG% 1st Half: 6-12 50.0% 2nd Half: 1-9 u.i% Game: 333% REBOUNDS Gibbons scored a basket and hit two free throws. Freshman Tara Lapetina capped the run F Throw % 1st Half: 00 0.0% 2nd Half: 6 6 100% Game: 100% with her third three pointer of the game, and gave the Explorers a 50-36 lead with 5:11 left. (10-8. 1-2 Big tot-fg rebounds Senior Shaune McLaughlin was perfect from the foul line from that points on, hitting 10- La Salle 5) 3-pt H Player fga fg-a ft-a of-de tot pf tp a to blk s min for-10, while classmate Davineia Payne was 3-for-4 and Graber converted her only two. 15 HIGHTOWER. Carlene 3-8 i-i 0-2 0-6 6 2 7 2 3 3 24 Junior Crista Ricketts led the Explorers with 16 points and nine rebounds, as McLaughlin 20 RICKETTS, Crista 613 0-1 4-5 6-4 10 1 16 1 2 1 1 3» 21 GRABER. lenna 4-6 4-6 o-O 1-1 2 1 12 2 32 added 14 points and Graber 11. Payne also grabbed nine boards and scored eight points, 25 PAYNE, Davineia 1-6 0-1 0-0 2-8 10 2 2 - 1 28 while Lapetina scored nine points off the bench. 30 MCLAUGHLIN. Shaune 3-8 1-1 7-8 1-3 4 2 14 s c 33 La Salle (9-8, 6-1 A-10) hit a season-high 26 free throws, including 22 in the second half. 10 GALE. Antonia 0-3 0-0 1-2 l-l 2 1 1 1 S 11 HANLEY. Brittany 0-0 0-0 0-0 1-0 1 1 They also connected on seven three-point baskets. 22 LAPETINA. Tara 3-5 3S 0-0 0-0 1 9 1 16
With the win, La Salle equals its best start in school history in the Atlantic 10 32 AHL. Meghan 0-0 0-0 01 00 1 1 2 HOOVER. Alyse 0-4 0-0 0-2 2 1 [Conference. The 1996-97 squad started the conference 6-1, went on to finish 12-4 and 40 03 10 44 GIBBONS. Melanie 3-5 0-0 0-0 3-2 5 1 6 2 1 1 18 • reached the A-10 tournament's semifinals. The six wins in the A-10 also match the win TEAM 6-0 6 1 totals in two of the last three seasons - 2003-04 team won seven conference games. Totals 2358 9-18 12-18 21-27 48 8 67 X 13 1 7 200
TOTAL FG% 1st Half: 1029 34.5% 2nd Half: 1 j 2 944.8% Game: DEADBALL The Explorers held Saint Joseph's top two scorer, Ayahna Cornish (12.5 PPG) and Faith J9 fk 3-Pt. FG% 1st Half: 5- 10 50.0% 2nd Half: tv-8 JO.0% Game: V- 0% REBOUNDS Schutte (10.1 PPG) to just 10 points combined and no Hawk, other than Pollock, reach dou- F Throw % 1st Half: 4-8 50.0% 2nd Half: B-10 80.0% Game: 66.7% ble figures in scoring. Maura McBryan recorded a team-high seven rebounds Officials: Dennis DeMayo, Benila Spence, Janice Aliberti, Technical fouls: Penn-None. La Salle-None. Score by Periods 1st 2nd Total Penn 26 23 49 La Salle 29 38 67
Massachusetts (6-13, 3-5 A-10) tot-fg 3-pt rebounds GAME 19 - JANUARY 27, 2006 H Player fga 10 NELSON. Kalie 2-4 2-3 1-1 1-3 1 A career-high 21 points by junior Jenna Graber was not enough, as Massachusetts 4 7 14 ROSANIO. Pam 3-8 0-1 3-4 0-1 1 9 3 ended La Salle's overall and Atlantic 10 winning streaks with a 67-60 victory. 03 yOUNG. Sakera 0-0 00 0-0 01 l Graber knocked down 7-of-i2 three pointers, a career-high and one of the Explorer '3 SCHIAVETTA. Kaylie 0-2 0-2 00 0-0 1 25 GERARDOT. Stefanie 2-5 0-1 1-1 0-1 1 s 2 record for a single game, for her game-high 21 points. It was her first time reaching the 20+ 41 MILLS, Kate 4-8 0-0 34 0-2 2 11 5 3 1 1 point total in her career. TEAM 1-3 4 Totals 26-54 4-10 11-15 5-33 38 9 67 20 8 3 4 200 i La Salle (10-9, 6-2 A-10) looked well on its way to its fifth straight conference win and TOTAL FG% 1st Half-. 13 30 43.3% 2nd Half: 13 24 54.2% Game: 48.1% DEADBALL sixth straight overall the Explorers 22-4 in six hit when used run a minute span. Graber four 3-Pt. FG% 1st Half: 1 4 25.0% 2nd Half: 3-6 50.0% Game: 40.0% REBOUNDS jof her three pointers during the stretch, while Shaune McLaughlin also hit one as the F Throw % 1st Half: 1 1 100% 2nd Half: 10-14 71.4% Game: 733% 2 {Explorers enjoyed a 14-point lead with just under 10 minutes left in the first half. La Salle (10-9. 6-2 A-10) tot-fg 3-pt rebounds Massachusetts (6-13, 35 A-10) started to chip away at its deficit and made it a one- Ml Player fga fga ft-a of-de tot pl tp a to bfc s WER. Carlene 7-20 0-1 point game after Kate Mills scored on a jumper with under two minutes left in the half. 15 i 4 7 16 : I 20 RICKETTS. Crista 211 0-0 0-0 24 6 •. 4 4 1 1 1 McLaughlin converted two free throws just before intermission to push the Explorers' 21 GRABER. lenna 713 7 12 00 03 3 1 21 1 [advantage back to three points at 31-28. Crista Ricketts made it five points with a lay-up 25 PAYNE. Davineia 15 2 ij 5-5 10 3 4 1 2 1 35 MCLAUGHLIN. Shaune 11 'right out of the break, however the Minutewomen continued on their run. 30 3 24 5 5 13 4 - 2 22 LAPETINA. Tara 02 0-2 0-0 0-1 1 I 1 V 10 Over the next seven minutes, Massachusetts used a 20-4 run to take an 11-point lead 40 HOOVER. Alyse 0-1 1 00 0-2 2 7 capped by Alisha Tatham's three-point basket. She scored seven of her 10 points in the 44 GIBBONS. Melanie 11 00 0-0 0-2 2 2 1 1 1 17 TEAM 1 Stretch and added a game-high 11 rebounds to her totals. Totals 21-64 9-22 9-n 1125 36 14 60 u 9 2 4 200 The Explorers struggled from the field during that time, however a lucky bounce seemed TOTAL FG% 1st Half: 10 30 33 J% 2nd Half: n Game: DEADBALL (to spark their offense. A missed three pointer by Graber somehow found the basket. As 3-Pt. FG% 1st Half: 5-9 55.6% 2nd Hair 30.8% Game: REBOUNDS F Throw % 1st Half: 6 6 100% 2nd Half: 35 60.0% Game: 1 Davineia Payne and a UMass defender were battling under the basket for the rebound, the ' ball was tipped into the net, and Payne was credited with the score. Officials: Beverly Roberts. Carol Comanita. Angie Enlund. Technical fouls: Massachuseits None . Score by Periods 1st 2nd Total La Salle scored five more points in to cut the deficit to three and had the ball. However, Massachusetts 28 39 67 three |a missed pointer by Tara Lapetina and a four-point play on the other end by Katie La Salle 31 60 kelson pushed the UMass lead to seven and the Explorers would never get closer. 2005-06 RECAPS AND BOX SCORES 2005-06 SEASON IN REVIEW: RECAPS AND BOX SCORES La Salle (10-10, 6-3 A-io) tot-fg 3-Pt rebounds GAME 20 - JANUARY 29. 2006 ## Player fg-a fg-a ft-a of-de tot Pf tp a to blk S min 15 HIGHTOWER, Carlene 13-18 0-0 3-4 1-7 8 4 29 s 3 MCLAUGHLIN, Shaune 2-9 2 HALTON ARENA - CHARLOTTE, NC 30 4-4 1 3 4 8 5 7 1 44 GIBBONS. Melanie 1-4 00 1 2 3 3 2 1 1 34 21 GRABER, Jenna 3-7 2 4 0-0 1 1 2 8 1 1 23 Playing in its fifth game in 10 days and without leading scorer Crista Ricketts, La Salle 25 PAYNE, Davineia 1-2 1-4 1 3 4 1 3 2 3 suffered a 77-57 loss to Charlotte, Sunday afternoon in Atlantic 10 action at Halton Arena. 10 GALE, Antonia 1-3 2-3 2 2 4 1 13 11 HANLEY. Brittany 0-0 0-0 The 49ers (14-5, 7-1 A-10) are making the most of their first season in the conference. 1 22 LAPETINA, Tara 0-1 1 0-0 1 12 After splitting its first two A-10 games (the loss was at Temple), Charlotte has reeled off six 32 AHL, Meghan 01 0-0 1 1 4 HOOVER, Alyse 1-3 i-i 0-0 1 1 straight conference wins, which has vaulted them into a tie for the top spot with George 40 3 10 TEAM 2 1 not play until the regular finale. Washington. Those teams do season Totals 22-48 3-8 10-15 S 21 26 10 57 9 19 6 200 La Salle (10-10, 6-3 A-10), which was off to its best start in conference play since the TOTAL FG% 1st Half: 1225 48.0% 2nd Half: 10-2343 S% Game: 45-8% DEAD BALL 3-Pt. FG% 1st Half: 2-5 40.0% 2nd Half: 1-3 33.3% Game: 37.5% REBOUNDS 1996-97 season, when the Explorers were 6-1, have fallen in their last two games. The loss F Throw % 1st Half: 2-6 33.3% 2nd Half: 8-9 88.9% Game: 66.7% 3 also marked the Explorers first on the road this season in A-10 play. Charlotte (14-5. 7-1 A-10) tot-fg 3-pt rebounds The Explorers led early at 6-5 before the 49ers scored seven straight points. They took ## Player fg-a fg-a ft-a of-de tot pf tp a to blk s mm 2-2 a 7-6 lead at the 16:35 mark of the first half after Pam Brown tipped in a missed jumper by 34 DAVIDSON, Andrea 2 4 2 2 2 1 6 5 1 21 40 BROWN. Pam 1 1-1 2 1 12 2 2 Whitney Hoey and never trailed again. 5 9 3 3 13 50 OBIE. Krystion 2 3 0-0 4 3 7 4 3 1 14 After Charlotte opened an eight-point lead (16-8), sophomore Carlene Hightower 12 DANIELS. Sakellie 7 15 2 S 00 4 2 6 2 16 2 5 1 1 28 15 HOEY. Whitney 2 8 0-0 1 1 2 1 2 scored four points in a La Salle 6-0 spurt that cut its deficit to just a basket. 4 4 4 24 03 SMITH, Tameka 1 2-2 3 3 1 2 1 2 18 49ers outscored the Explorers 10-1 its lead to double figures The to push and would 23 SMITH. Tyhiesha 3 10 2 8 0-0 3 3 1 8 2 2 23 never allow the Explorers closer than seven the rest of the way. 33 WILLIAMS. Courtney 4 5 2 2 1-2 2 4 6 3 11 1 20 44 GREGORY. Sabrina 4 7 2-2 2 2 3 10 5 1 1 22 Hightower scored a game- and career-high points, and at one point in the contest 29 55 BURGIN. Danielle 2 2 0-0 3 3 1 4 3 17 had 19 of the Explorers 36 points. She was only stopped when she was whistled for her TEAM 1 1 Totals 31-64 7-24 8-9 15-23 38 13 77 21 15 4 7 200 fourth foul and went to the bench for five minutes. She went i3-of-i8 from the field and hit TOTAL FG% 1st Half: 19-35 54.3% 2nd Half: 12-29 4i-4 0/° Game: 48.4% DEADBALL 3-of-4 from the foul line, and she also grabbed a game-high eight rebounds. 3-Pt. FG% 1st Half: 5-12 41.7% 2nd Half: 2-1; 16.7% Game: 29.2% REBOUNDS F Throw % 1st Half: 2-3 66.7% 2nd Half: 6-6 100°/ Game: 88.9% The49ers used a balance attack as all of their players who saw action scored. Four play- ers reached double figures led by Sakellie Daniels, who scored 16 points, while Brown Officials: Frank Getselmen, Angie Enlund. Angeline Parker-Coe. Technical fouls: La Salle-None. Charlotte-None. Score by Periods 1st 2nd Total scored 12, Courtney Williams had 11 and Sabrina Gregory chipped in 10. La Salle 28 29 57 Charlotte 45 32 77 La Salle (10-11, 6-4 A-10) tot-fg 3-pt rebounds GAME 21 - FEBRUARY 3, 2006 ## Player fg-a fg-a rt-a of-de tot pi tp a to blk S mm 15 HIGHTOWER. Carlene 8-15 0-0 1-2 2-6 8 3 17 1 5 1 33 BAUMANN-EBERHARDT CENTER - SAINT LOUIS, MO 44 GIBBONS, Melanie 0-2 0-0 2-2 1-5 6 2 2 1 1 23 GRABER, Jenna 25 PAYNE. Davineia 10-14 0-0 47 4-5 9 4 24 1 2 1 35 After starting off the Atlantic 10 slate 6-1, La Salle has lost its last three in the confer 30 MCLAUGHLIN. Shaune 0-7 0-2 0-0 0-7 7 4 6 2 38 lence, including a 70-60 setback at Saint Louis. The Explorers did get solid performances 10 GALE, Antonia 2-4 0-0 1-2 1-0 1 5 2 9 0-1 0-1 from both senior Davineia Payne and sophomore Carlene Hightower. 22 LAPETINA. Tara 0-1 0-0 1 1 2 16 40 HOOVER. Alyse 0-2 0-2 0-0 0-2 2 1 1 9 Payne scored a season-high 24 points, one off her career-high, and added nine TEAM 0-2 2 rebounds, one short of her second double-double of the season. Hightower, coming off a Totals 24-54 4-14 8-13 8-30 38 17 60 11 13 3 200 TOTAL FG% 1st Half: n-24 45.8% 2nd Half: 13-30 43.3% Game: 44.4% DEADBALL career-high 29 points at Charlotte, poured in 17 points and had eight boards. 3-Pt. FG% 1st Half: 2-7 28.6% 2nd Half: 2-7 28.6% Game: 28.6% REBOUNDS Saint Louis (5-15, 2-7 A-10) held the Explorers scoreless for the game's first 3:30, but F Throw % 1st Half: 4-7 57.1% 2nd Half: 4-6 66.7% Game: 61.5% 2 could only score five points, then built a 10-4 lead after a Cara Young three-point basket. Saint Louis (5-15, 2-7 A-10) tot-fg 3-pt rebou ids Payne would pull La Salle back into the game hitting her first five shots from the field ## Player fg-a fg-a ft-a of-de tot pf tp a to blk s mm Her basket at the 12:07 mark would put La Salle up 13-12, but that lead was short-lived. 30 KING. Heather 6 10 0-0 0-1 45 9 4 12 1 24 The Billikens would respond with a 19-6 run over the next 6:30 minutes, as Marquita 44 McFARLAND. Marquita 7 10 0-0 2-5 4-5 9 4 16 1 2 1 29 10 DIENER. Rachel 5 12 4-7 0-0 0-4 4 2 14 2 1 2 37 McFarland scored eight of her team-high 16 points in that time. The run was started and 12 LEAKE, Hayley 3 9 1-1 1-1 1-0 1 3 8 6 1 40 capped by a Rachel Diener three-point basket, as she scored six in the span. 21 MclLWRAiTH, Tyler 4 13 1-4 5-8 0-8 8 1 14 7 4 1 38 11 GILBERT. Jackie 0-0 0-0 0-0 1 4 Trailing by 12, the Explorers closed out the first half on a 9-4 run, with Payne scoring an 15 YOUNG. Cara 2 7 1-2 1-1 0-2 2 6 1 2 1 28 deficit old-fashion three-point play and Hightower scoring the last four to cut the to 35-28 TEAM 2-1 3 1 After the intermission, Saint Louis pushed its lead back to double figures and after Totals 27-61 7-14 9-16 11-25 36 14 70 17 12 1 5 2O0 TOTAL FG% 1st Half: 14-31 45.2% 2nd Half: 13-3043.3% Game: 44.3% DEADBALL back-to-back baskets by Heather King; they had its largest lead of points (45-32) with 13 3-Pt. FG% ist Half: 4-7 57-1% 2nd Half: 3-7 42.9% Game: 50.0% REBOUNDS less than 17 minutes left in the game. F Throw % 1st Half: 3-7 42.9% 2nd Half: 6-9 66.7% Game: 56.3% La Salle (10-11, 6-4 A-10) picked up its defensive pressure and held the Billikens score- Officials: Nan Sisk, Art Bomengen. |ohn Momingstar. Technical fouls: La Salle-None. Saint Louis-None. for hitting less more than four minutes. They used a 13-2 run with junior Jenna Graber a Score by Periods 1st 2nd Total pair of threes and when Hightower scored her sixth point in the stretch, the Explorers had La Salle 28 32 60 Saint Louis 70 the deficit down to two with 10:40 remaining. 35 35 Again the Billikens answered with another spurt, this time a 12-3 run that pushed their lead to double digits, and the Explorers would never get closer than six points again. Dayton (15-7, 7-4 A-10) tot-fg 3Pt rebounds GAME 22 - FEBRUARY 10, 2006 ## Player fg-a ftl-a ft-a of-de tot P* tP a to blk s min 31 WRIGHT, Cara 1 7 4-5 3 10 13 1 6 5 7 1 29 TOM GOLA ARENA - PHILADELPHIA, PA 34 STRONG. Jennifer 8 19 2 6 2-2 3 3 3 20 3 2 1 1 38 54 CAPE. Angela 3 4 0-1 2 3 5 3 6 1 2 15 04 LUND. Kiki 3 9 2 4 0-0 1 1 8 1 2 30 After starting the Atlantic 10 slate 6-1, the La Salle University Women's Basketball team 12 RAMSEY. Terri 3 2 0-0 2 1 2 18 was in the midst of a three-game losing streak. However, with the help of senior Davineia 14 HOLTERMAN, Brittany 0-2 1 1 2 2 10 ARMSTRONG, Ashley 2 1 0-0 1 1 6 Payne, the Explorers ended the skid with a 62-50 victory over visiting Dayton. 15 20 CLOXTON. Karah i-3 1 2 1-2 2 2 4 3 3 2 22 Payne, was recently the Big Player of the Week after matching her season- who named 5 40 PETERINK, Amber 2-4 1 0-0 3 3 4 1 15 high of 24 points and grabbing nine boards in a loss at Saint Louis, again hit the 20+ point 42 OAKLAND, Nikki 1-3 0-0 2 2 2 2 3 1 17 TEAM 1 1 mark, scoring 21 points and again collecting nine rebounds. She shot 6-of-io from the Totals 19-54 5-16 7-12 8 25 33 13 50 12 14 8 8 200 floor, hit 3-of-3 from three-point land and was 6-of-7 from the foul line. TOTAL FG% 1st Half: 13-26 50.0% 2nd Half: 28 21.4% Game: 35.2% DEADBALL She opened the game with a three pointer and after the Flyers tied the game at 5-5, La 3-Pt. FG% 1st Half: 5-9 55.6% 2nd Half: 0-7 c .0% Game: 31.3% REBOUNDS F Throw % 1st Half: 3-4 75.0% 2nd Half: 4-8 50.0% Game: 58.3% 2,1 Salle slowly built a 14-point lead by the 7:31 mark of the first half. Payne hit a jumper, scored an old-fashion three - lay-up and foul shot, and then hit a pair of threes, her sec- La Salle (11-11, 7-4 A-10) tot-fg 3-Pt rebounds ft-a min ond putting La Salle up 27-13. m Player fR-a fg-a of-de tot Pf tp a to blk s 15 HIGHTOWER, Carlene 6-16 1-1 2-4 6 3 13 3 2 2 36 Dayton 7-4 A-10) still 10 with left, but held the Explorers scoreless (15-7, was down 4:33 44 GIBBONS. Melanie 1-7 0-0 2-4 6 1 2 23 for the rest of the half and closed with a 9-0 run. Jennifer Strong scored four points in the 21 GRABER, Jenna 3-8 3 6 0-0 0-0 9 2 30 25 PAYNE. Davineia 6-10 3 6-7 1-8 9 21 2 2 1 38 stretch as the Flyers trailed by just one (35-34) heading into intermission. 3 30 MCLAUGHLIN. Shaune 1-3 1 2 0-0 0-1 1 3 3 3 22 After the break, the Flyers scored eight of the next 12 points and when Kiki Lund scored 10 GALE. Antonia 0-0 0-0 0-1 1 2 2 1-2 1 1 21 with 13:31 left in the game, Dayton held its largest lead of the game at 42-39. 20 RICKETTS. Crista 3-10 4-5 3 1 10 1 3 22 LAPETINA. Tara 0-0 0-0 0-1 1 1 2 2 4 La Salle (11-11, 7-4 A-10) would hold the Flyers to just four made free throws over the 32 AHL, Meghan 1-1 0-0 0-2 2 1 2 1 14 [next nine minutes and would take command of the game with a 19-4 run. Sophomore 40 HOOVER. Alyse 1-1 0-0 0-4 4 1 2 10 TEAM 1 Meghan Ahl, who played the final 14 minutes of the second half, started the Explorer 43 7 Totals 22-56 7-11 11-13 10-30 40 10 62 11 16 1 4 200 comeback with a driving lay-up and also added two defensive boards. TOTAL FG% 1st Half: 13-28 46.4% 2nd Half: 9-28 32.1% Game: 39-3% DEADBALL Dayton's Angela Cape cut the Explorer lead back to 10 with a basket with 4:04 left, 3-Pt. FG% 1st Half: 6-8 75.0% 2nd Half: 1-3 33.3% Game: 63.6% REBOUNDS F Throw % 1st Half: 3-3 100% 2 id Half: 810 BO.C % Same: 84. 6% ' However, any chance of a Dayton comeback was squashed when, with the shot clock wind- ing down, junior Jenna Graber connected on her third three-point basket of the night put- Officials: John Momingstar, Joseph Vaszily, Kathleen Lynch. Technical fouls: Dayton-None. La Salle None. 2nd Total ting La Salle up 61-48 with just 2:43 left. Score by Periods 1st Dayton 34 16 50 . 2005-06 SEASON IN REVIEW: r* RECAPS AND BOX SCORES Xavier (17-7, 8-5 A-10) tot-fg 3-Pt rebou ids GAME 23 - FEBRUARY 12. 2006 M Player fg-a fg-a ft-a of-de tot pf tp a to blk s min 11 WALLNER. Kristy 1-4 1-3 0-0 o-s 5 3 3 5 3 34 TOM GOLA ARENA - PHILADELPHIA, PA 33 BOOTHE. Tara 7-18 0-2 4-5 3-8 11 4 18 2 3 35 03 GREEN. Miranda 37 1-3 6-io o-3 3 1 13 B 1 38 21 GRANDERSON. Suntana i-u 5-10 1-2 0-7 7 2 16 3 3 1 t 35 Sophomore Carlene Hightower scored a game-high points, her fifth straight game in 23 23 MILLER. Michele 6-8 0-0 2-3 1-7 8 3 14 1 38 0-1 2-2 1-1 double figures, but it was not enough as Xavier defeated the Explorers, 70-62. 04 BINGHAM, Candyce 2-3 2 4 6 2 1 16 24 TAYLOR, lerri 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 1 4 With La Salle trailing by 18 (62-44) with three minutes left in the contest, Hightower led TEAM »-3 4 an Explorer charge back into the game. She scored 13 of LaSalle's final 18 points in a span Totals 24-54 7-19 15-22 6-34 40 18 70 21 10 2 1 2CO TOTAL FG% 1st Half: 9-29 31.0% 2nd Half: 15-25 60.0% Game: 44 <, '-'-- DEAOBALL f of 2:20, which included her knocking down three three-point baskets. Her final make cut 3-PL FG% 1st Half: 3-10 30.0% 2nd Half: 4-9 44.4% Game: 36.8% REBOUNDS the Xavier lead to just six points, however the Explorers ran out of time. FThrow% 1st Half: 5-8 62.5% 2nd Half: 10-14 71.4% Game: 68.2% 2 Xavier (17-7, 8-5 A-10) had four players reach double figures, led by the Musketeers' La Salle (11-12, 7-5 A-10) tot-fg 3-pt rebounds Wooden Award candidate Tara Boothe, who recorded her seventh double-double of the ## Player fg-a fg-a ft-a of-de tot Pf tp a to blk s min season with 18 points and 11 rebounds. 15 HIGHTOWER, Carlene 917 33 2-4 0-6 6 4 23 1 3 J 32 44 GIBBONS. Melanie 2-6 0-0 0-0 1-1 2 2 4 1 1 1 20 La Salle (11-12, 7-5 A-10) used a 10-0 run early in the first half to jump out to a nine-point 21 GRABER. Jenna 3-6 3-S 0-0 o-3 3 2 9 1 1 1 35 1 lead, as Hightower scored six points in the stretch. When senior Shaune McLaughlin 25 PAYNE. Davineia 3-12 0-4 2-4 0-7 7 8 1 1 1 38 30 MCLAUGHLIN, Shaune 1-1 0-0 0-0 1-6 7 2 2 4 21 scored with 13:11 left in the first half, the Explorers were ahead 12-3. 10 GALE. Antonia 0-1 0-0 0-0 00 J 2 The Musketeers started to chip into the lead and after Suntana Granderson hit back-to- 20 RlCKETTS. Crista 4-11 0-0 5-6 1-4 5 3 13 1 28 22 LAPETINA. Tara 1-2 1-2 0-0 00 1 3 5 11 back three-point baskets, the first one tying the game and the second, with 2:44 left 32 AHL, Meghan 0-2 0-1 o-o 00 2 1 1 8 before intermission, gave Xavier a lead it would take into the break. 40 HOOVER. Alyse 0-0 0-0 0-0 00 1 5 0-2 The Explores were able to hold Boothe, the A-10's leading scorer (20.6 PPG), to just two TEAM 2 Totals 23-58 7-15 9-14 3-29 32 17 62 14 7 1 3 200 field first half. after made free throws and o-for-7 shooting from the in the However, jun- TOTAL FG% 1st Half: 11-29 37-9% 2nd Half: 1229 41.4% Same: 39.7% DEAD BALL I ior Jenna Graber tied the game at 26 early in the second, Boothe started to get her points. 3-Pt. FG% 1st Half: 1-6 16.7% 2nd Half: 6-9 66.7% Game: 46 ft REBOUNDS F Throw % 1st Half: 0-0 0.0% 2nd Half: 9-1464.3% Game: 64.3% 3 'She scored eight of Xavier's next 13 points to push the Musketeer lead into double figures. The Musketeers slowly increased their lead to 18 with 3:02 left in the game thanks to Officials: Kathy Ridilla, Jim Vastine, Kevin Pethel. Technical fouls: Xavier-None. La Salle-None. Score by Periods 1st 2nd Total ^60.0% shooting in the second half, and it looked like they would cruise to victory. La Salle forced Xavier into three turnovers and hit four threes in all in the run at the end, but Xavier held off the comeback by hitting 6-of-8 free throws down the stretch La Salle (11-13, 7-6 A-10) tot-fg 3-pt rebounds GAME 24 - FEBRUARY 17, 2006 ## Player fg-a fg-a ft-a of-de tot pf tp 15 HIGHTOWER, Carlene 6-15 2-2 2-4 1-6 7 2 16 CHARLES E. SMITH ATHLETIC CENTER - WASHINGTON, DC 20 RICKETTS. Crista 0-0 4-7 21336 21 GRABER, lenna 4-8 0-0 0-4 4 2 12 22 LAPETINA. Tara 0-6 0-5 0-0 1-0110 La Salle has never beaten George Washington at the Charles E. Smith Center and they 25 PAYNE. Davineia 3-9 1-3 2-2 2-9 11 9 left the nation's capital with another loss at the hands of the Colonials, this one 67-49. 10 GALE. Antonia The Explorers had two players reach double figures, sophomore Carlene Hightower, for 11 HANLEY, Brittany 32 AHL, Meghan the sixth straight game with 15 points, and junior Jenna Graber, who added 12 points. 40 HOOVER. Alyse The Colonials, though, had three players reach 10+ points, led by two players who 44 GIBBONS. Melanie 0-0 0-0 1 TEAM 1 recorded double-doubles. Whitney Allen scored 13 points and had 11 rebounds, while Totals 16-50 7-19 10-15 8-25 12 49 12 I 4 200 Jazmine Adair had 12 points and 12 boards. TOTAL FG% 1st Half: 10-24 41.7% 2nd Half: 626 23.1% Game: 32.0% DEAD BALL J Hightower started the game with a three, but the Colonials scored the game's next nine 3-Pt. FG% 1st Half: 58 62.5% 2nd Half: 2 11 18.3% Game: 36.8% REBOUNDS F Throw % 1st Half: 3-4 75.0% 2nd Half: 71163.6% Game: 667°. points and when George Washington's Jessica Simmonds was fouled on a lay-up with 11-2 1 16:07 left in the first half, every starting Colonial was in the scorebook; and they led 13-5. George Washington (18-6. A-10) tot-fg 3-pt Player fg-a ft-a George Washington (18-6, 11-2 A-10) pushed its lead to 10 at 19-9 seven minutes into the fg-a ALLEN. Whitney 5-a 1-1 2-2 4-7 game, however a 9-2 run by La Salle over the next three minutes cut the Colonial lead to AOAIR. lazmme 612 5-7 [three. Graber started and ended the run with three-point baskets, while senior Davineia SIMMONDS. Jessica 38 BECK, Kimberly 3-6 0-3 Payne also hit a three, and the Explorers trailed 21-18 with 10:04 left in the first. COLE. Kenan 3-10 2 3 The Colonials increased their lead to as many as 10, again, and took a seven-point lead ADAIR, lessica 2-6 4-6 '{35-28) into the locker room thanks to balanced scoring - seven players with at least three IOHN, Chantelle MITCHELL. Lora points; defense -- forced La Salle into 12 turnovers, resulting in points; and offensive 15 LAWRENCE. Sarah-|o 6-14 05 rebounding - nine resulting in six points. BATES, lamila 00 0-0 STEELE. 0-0 0-0 La Salle (11-13, 7-6 A-10) continued to hang around with the Colonials, but when Sarah- V, Lisa 1 TEAM >)o Lawrence scored with 11:19 left in ' ne game. La Salle was down 11. Totals 29-69 3-8 6-9 1629 14 67 17 } 12 200 They responded with another Graber three - her 63rd of the season, giving her the sin- TOTAL FG% 1st Half: 16 41 39.0% 2nd Half: 1 3 28 40.4% Game: 4 DEADBAU 3-Pt. FG% 1st Half: 2-7 28.6% 2nd Half: 11 100% Game: 37.5° REBOUNDS gle-season record for made threes. After junior Crista Ricketts finished off a three-point F Throw % 1st Half: 1-3 33.3% 2nd Half: 5-683.3% Game: 66. 7' play with a made foul shots at the 10:36 mark, the Explorers trailed by just five (50-45). An 15-1 run by the Colonials over the next seven minutes put the game away. Officials: Frank Geiselman. Felicia Grintei. Bonita Spence. Technical fouls: La Salle-None. George Washington-None. Score by Periods 1st 2nd Total La Salle 28 21 49 George Washington 35 32 67 La Salle (11-14, 7-7 A-io) tot-fg GAME 25 - FEBRUARY 19, 2006 ## Player fga fg-a ft-a 15 HIGHTOWER, Carlene 4-14 0-2 0-1 0-8 8 4 8 3 2 1 28 RICKETTS. Crista 0-0 2-2 ALUMNI MEMORIAL FIELDHOUSE - PHILADELPHIA, PA 20 513 15 6 5 12 1 27 21 GRABER. lenna 1-3 1-3 0-0 0-1 1 1 3 32 25 PAYNE. Davineia 4-8 1-1 0-0 0-3 3 9 1 1 37 Shaune McLaughlin scored a team-high 15 points, including the team's last 10, but it 30 MCLAUGHLIN. Shaune 6-9 3-3 0-0 1-7 8 4 15 2 5 28 was not enough to help La Salle to a victory as the host Saint Joseph's Hawks won 61-55. 10 GALE. Antonia 0-0 0-0 1-2 00 1 1 6 22 LAPETINA. Tara 0-2 0-2 0-0 0-1 With La Salle trailing by six points, 51-45, and under two minutes left in the game, 1 1 4 1 12 40 HOOVER. Alyse 1-1 O-O 0-0 1-0 1 2 1 McLaughlin twice cut the Hawk lead to three points, first with a three-point basket, and 44 GIBBONS. Melanie 2-2 0-0 1-2 0-3 3 2 5 1 then after two made foul shots by Saint Joseph's Whitney Ffrench, a lay-up with 1:26 left. TEAM 1-1 2 Totals 2352 5-11 4-7 4-29 18 12 2 200 Saint Joseph's (17-8, 9-5 A-10) pushed its lead back to six with a Jen Oyler three and 33 55 9 TOTAL FG% 1st Half: 10-24 41.7% 2nd Hath 1328 46.4% Game: 3EADBALL I McLaughlin responded with another basket with seconds left and the Explorers 37 down 3-Pt. FG% 1st Half: i 2nd Half: 4-8 50.0% Game: 45.5% REBOUNDS F Half: 1 Jtfour, 56-52. La Salle could only manage another three-point basket by McLaughlin, as the Throw % 1st 34 75 0% 2nd Half: 3 J3.3% Game: 57.1% ' .Hawks would convert 5-of-8 foul shots the rest of the way to seal the win. Saint loseph's (17-8, 9-5 A-io) tot-fg 3-pt rebounds ' La Salle 7'7 A-10) trailed for most of the opening period, managing Player fg-a (11-13, only one- H fga ft-a of-de tot P' tp a to blk 1 MCBRYAN, Maura 1 2 0-1 1-2 2-0 point leads at 6-5 with 14:22 left and 15-14 midway through the first half. When the Hawks 15 2 3 3 1 22 SCHUTTE, Faith 5 12 0-0 00 25 7 4 10 2 1 the half with Hillary Klimowicz lopened second a lay-up, the Explorers faced their largest KLIMOWICZ. Hillary 0-2 43 411 0-0 36 9 1 8 2 1 35 deficit of the game (at the time) at six points, 30-24. 01 FFRENCH, Whitney 3 10 1-1 16 2 16 2 1 [ 913 7 3 30 SCANION. Christen 11 1-1 00 00 1 J c They responded with back-to-back threes, with McLaughlin connecting on the first and 3 03 OYLER. len 16 1 s 0-0 0-2 2 i 3 22 junior Jenna Graber hitting the second, tying the game at 30-30 with 18:17 left. 05 MCOADE. Mary Kate 00 o-o 00 0-1 1 ) 1 13 The Hawks pulled away again, taking a 37-32 lead before La Salle scored six straight 25 LOSCHIAVi 1 1 0-0 0-0 2-0 2 32 GOMEZ. 1 4-8 36 0-1 1 1 14 •. points to take its only lead of the second half. Sophomore Carlene Hightower started the 33 POLLOCK. Erica 2 4 0-0 0-0 01 1 4 1 a 12 run, McLaughlin hit added a basket, and when Melanie Gibbons a 12-footer, the Explorers ISAM 5 5 Totals were up 38-37 with 12:42 remaining. 2155 6-14 132 10-27 37 11 61 18 7 1 2 200 r FG% Half: TOTAL 1st 2nd Half: 11 Game: fi 1 3EA0BALL Saint Joseph's would go on a 14-5 run over the game's next 10 minutes as they built an 3-Pt. FG% 1st Half: 0% 2nd Hall 37-5% « BOUNDS eight-point lead with less than three minutes to go, as Ffrench scored eight of her game- F Throw % 1st Half: 1-650 0% 2nd Half: ><> 566.7% high 16 points in the run. Officials: vol Comanlta, t.irolynlones, Kevin Pethlel. Technical fouls: La Salle None Saint Jos- tied for McLaughlin and Hightower the team-high with eight rebounds, while Hightower Score by Periods 1st 2nd Total ladded eight points. Crista Ricketts scored 12 in the game and added six boards. 24 11 55 •••ph's 28 2005-06 RECAPS AND BOX SCORES c 2005-06 SEASON IN REVIEW: RECAPS AND BOX SCORES 1 ham (9-17, 4-11 A- 10) tot-fg 3-pt rebounds GAME 26 - FEBRUARY 24, 2006 #* Player fg-a fg-a ft-a of-de tot Pf tp a to blk s min 21 lEFFERSON.iada 914 0-0 35 1-8 9 4 21 2 3 1 1 \J TOM GOLA ARENA - PHILADELPHIA, PA 24 PRICE. Stacey 79 2-3 7-5 12 S 16 5 3 1 34 01 CARROL. Lisa 7*10 2 2 77 o-3 3 23 2 7 3 34 14 SMITH. Erin 0-1 0-1 0-1 2 2 2 27 Trailing by 17 points with under four minutes to play, La Salle scored 14 straight points 35 ZOPF, Annie 1-1 34 0-1 5 2 3 15 to get as close as 68-65, DIJ t the Fordham Rams converted 8-of-io free throws from that 02 CHALMERS. LaToya 0-0 1-3 1-4 1 2 12 SILVA, Vanessa 3-7 1 4 0-0 0-10 10 S 7 3 2 1 point on to seal its victory over the Explorers, 76-68, in Atlantic 10 action Friday night. 3 35 is ROARK. Daniela i-3 1 3 0-0 0-0 2 3 3 2 15 Fordham (9-17, 4-11 A-10) got 60 of their points from three players, Lisa Carroll (23),Jada TEAM Totals 28-45 16-23 9-32 21 Jefferson (21) and Stacey Price (16). The trio combined to shoot 23-of-33 from the floor 49 41 76 19 25 4 s 200 TOTAL FG% 1st Half: 13 25 52.0% 2nd Half: 15-20 75-0% jame: 62.2% DEADBALL while the Rams shot 62.2% for the game. 2- (69.7%), 3-Pt FG% 1st Half: 5 33-3% 2nd Half: 23 66.7% Game: 44.4% REBOUNDS _ F Throw % 1st Half: 3-5 60.0% 2nd Half: 13-18 1 La Salle (11-15, 7 8 A-10) led for most of the first half, holding a game-high seven-point 72.2% Game: 69.6% the mark. held 28-22 before the 7-0 grab its lead at 11:31 They a lead Rams used a run to La Salle (11-15, 7-8 A-10) tot-fg 3-pt rebounds first lead. After Fordham held a 31-30 advantage, sophomore Carlene Hightower hit a three ## Player fg-a fg-a ft-a of-de tot Pf tp a to blk s mm 15 HIGHTOWER. Carlene 5-11 2-3 3-5 2-3 s 4 15 1 2 3 36 and junior Crista Ricketts hit a free throw to give La Salle a three-point halftime lead. 20 RICKETTS. Crista 6-14 6-11 3-i 4 5 18 2 1 28 A lay-up by Jefferson at the 18:33 mark of the second put Fordham up again at 36-34, 21 GRABER. lenna 4-9 4 9 0-0 0-1 1 1 12 3 23 25 PAYNE. Davineia 1-8 4 0-2 1-3 2 6 3 38 before La Salle tallied the game's next seven points and after junior Jenna Graber hit her 4 30 MCLAUGHLIN, Shau ne 4-11 2 6 5-6 1-0 1 4 IS 5 2 4 31 fourth three of the night, the Explorers were up 41-36 with 16:32 remaining. 10 GALE. Antonia 0-0 0-0 0-0 1 11 HANLEY. Brittany 0-0 0-0 0-0 Then the lid was put over the La Salle basket and the Ram's basket grew to double the i 22 LAPETINA,Tara 0-2 2 0-0 0-0 3 16 size, from to the mark, the Explorers went o-for-5 from floor with because 16:00 10:53 the 40 HOOVER. Alyse 2-4 2 4 0-0 2-2 4 2 6 1 1 1 17 three turnovers and Fordham hit 7-of-8 shots and was 4-for-5 from the foul line and when 44 GIBBONS. Melame 00 0-0 0-2 2 1 10 TEAM 2-2 4 1 Price scored on a lay-up, the lead Rams 55-41. Iota s 22-59 10-28 14-24 11-14 25 18 68 18 10 11 200 The Rams continued to build on their lead, pushing it to as many as 18 (64-46) with 6:44 rowU_FG% 1st Half: 12 30 40.0% 2nd Half: 10-29 34-5% Game: 37.3% DEADBALL Hi FG% 1st Half: 5- 4 35-7% 2nd Half: 5-14 35.7% Game: 35-7% REBOUNDS left in the game, and a Price jumper with 5:23 left put them up 68-51. F lh ow% 1st Half: 5- 50.0% 2nd Half: 9-14 64.3% Game: 58.3% 4 Two harmless made free throws by Ricketts at the 3:46 mark cut the lead down to 15, Officials: Ken Drayton, Ruy Guibeyan. Terri Maddock. Technical fouls: Fordham-None. La Salle-None. but it was the start of a 14-0 run. Senior Shaune McLaughlin scored six in the stretch and Score by Periods 1st 2nd Total when Ricketts completed a three-point play with another made foul shot, La Salle was Fordham 31 45 76 La Salle 68 down three with 1:29 left. However, the Explorers would get no closer the rest of the way. 34 34 La Salle (11-16, 7-9 A-10) tot-fg 3-pt rebounds GAME 27 - FEBRUARY 26, 2006 m Player tg-a fg-a ft-a of-de tot pf tp mm 15 HIGHTOWER. Carlene •5 MULLINS MEMORIAL CENTER - AMHERST, MA 20 RICKETTS. Crista 33 21 GRABER, Jenna 1-3 30 25 PAYNE. Davineia 9-16 32 La Salle dropped its fifth straight game for the first time since the 2004 season (Jan. 6- 30 MCLAUGHLIN, Shaune 2-10 26 23), when they lost a 63-55 decision at Massachusetts in the regular season finale. 10 GALE. Antonia 22 LAPETINA, Tara Senior Davineia Payne scored a game-high 20 points, her fifth 20+ point game of the 32 AHL. Meghan season, while sophomore Alyse Hoover scored a career-high 10 points off the bench. 40 HOOVER, Alyse Massachusetts (11-16, 8-8 A-10) opened the game on a 9-0 run over the first four min- 44 GIBBONS. Melame ) o 18 TEAM utes, and held a 15-1 advantage before La Salle made its first basket from the floor. They Totals 6-18 7-11 16 55 12 ) 8 200 increased the lead to as many as 21 (27-6) at the 5:39 mark after Patrycja Gulak jumper. TOTAL FG% 1st Half: 6-26 23.1% 2nd Half: 15- Game: 33.9% DEADBALL La Salle (11-16, 7-9 A-10) hit just two of its first 20 shots in the first half. Hoover connect- 3-Pt. FG% 1st Half: 2-5 40.0% 2nd Half: 4-13 30, Game: 33.3% REBOUNDS F Throw % 1st Half: 6-10 60.0% 2nd Half: Game: 63.6% 3.1 ed on a pair of three-point basket to help the Explorers get back into the contest, and her fourth basket of the half at the 1:20 mark cut the deficit to 30-18 Massachusetts (11-16, 8-8 A-10) tot-fg 3-pt ## Player fg-a fg-a of-de tot pf The Minutewomen's Pam Rosanio scored her 13th point of the first half on a basket with 14 ROSANIO, Pam seconds left, and La Salle senior Shaune McLaughlin converted two free throws just 50 33 TATHAM.Tamara before the intermission to get the deficit back to 12 at 32-20 at the break. 34 GULAK, Patrycja 10 NELSON, Katie The Explorers shot just 23.1% in the first compared to Massachusetts 50.0% and were 12 SHARPTON, Ashley outrebounded 22-11, but forced the Minutewomen into seven first-half turnovers, which 03 YOUNG. Sakera assisted them in used the 14-5 run to close out the first half. 13 SCHIAVETTA. Kaylie 25 GERARDOT. Stefanie 0-0 junior Crista Ricketts scored four of La Salle's first eight points out of the locker room, 32 TATHAM.AIisha which cut the Massachusetts lead to just 36-28 with 16:30 left in the second. 41 MILLS. Kate 6-7 0-7 TEAM 0-5 Gulak responded with four straight points to get the Minutewomen's lead back to dou- Totals 1-4 16-20 7-34 14 63 5 2 200 for ble figures and Kate Mills scored seven straight her team to increase the advantage to TOTAL FG% 1st Half: 13-26 50.0% 2nd Half: 10-20 50.0% Game: 50. DEADBALL 15 at 47-32 with 8:10 remaining. 3-Pt. FG% 1st Half: 1-2 50.0% 2nd Half: 0-2 0.0% Game: 25. REBOUNDS F Throw % 1st Half: 5-6 83.3% 2nd Half: 11 14 78.6% Game: 8o.c The Explorers would score 16 points in the game's last 1:30 to cut the deficit to six points, with McLaughlin hitting five of her nine points. She also added six assists. But, Officials: ioseph Vaszily, Mary Thor . Kevin Pethtei. Technical fouls: La Salle-None. Massachusetts-None. Massachusetts shot 9-of-io from the foul line during that time to secure their victory. Score by Periods 1st 2nd Total La Salle Massachusetts Richmond (13-16) tot-fg 3-pt rebounds GAME 28 - MARCH 3, 2006 ## Player fg-a fg-a ft-a of-de tot pf 12 MAZIC Mima ALUMNI MEMORIAL FIELDHOUSE - PHILADELPHIA, PA 23 GRABIAS. Ania 1 32 14 MITCHELL. Alison 15 05 CHAPMAN, Saona 1 38 The three La Salle players honored by the Atlantic 10 with postseason honors all hit for 13 GIL. Araceli 3 36 double figures, however it was not enough to help the Explores continue their season as 15 HENDRIX, DeUnna 3 22 ROCHE. Kelly they fell to Richmond, 60-53, m tne fi rst round of the A-10 Tournament. 24 WILLIAMS. Sarah Davineia playing in last in and Hightower Payne, her game the Blue and Gold, Carlene 44 ZYGAITE. Augustina both recorded double-doubles, while Crista Ricketts scored a team-high 15 points. Payne TEAM Totals 7-19 8 200 had 12 points and 11 rebounds and Hightower scored 11 and grabbed 10 boards. TOTAL FG% 1st Half: 14-3441.2% 2nd Half: 7-21 33.3% Game: 38.; DEADBALL La Salle (11-17) opened with eight straight points, as both Payne and Ricketts convert- 3-Pt. FG% 1st Half: 4 -12 33.3% 2nd Half: 3-7 42.9% Game: 36.E REBOUNDS ed and-ones and after Hightower scored at the 18:10 mark, the Explorers led 8-0. F Throw % 1st Half: 2 -4 50.0% 2nd Half: 9-14 64.3% Game: 6i.i 3.1 The Spiders answered right back and tied the game on a Sarah Williams' three-point La Salle (11-17) tot-fg 3-pt rebounds basket and then took their first lead of the game after an Araceli Gil three pointer with ## Player fg-a fg-a ft-a of-de tot pf tp blk s mln HIGHTOWER. Carlene 2-2 37 10 4 11 1 15:18 remaining in the first half. They pushed their advantage to as many as 11 points in 15 29 20 RICKETTS, Crista 3-6 3-1 4 4 15 1 1 29 the first and took a 34-26 lead into the locker room. 21 GRABER. lenna 0-0 0-3316 34 The Explorers could only manage eight made field goals (8-24) and missed all eight of 25 PAYNE, Davineia 35 30 MCLAUGHLIN, Shaune 1 33 their three-point attempts in the first half. Their foul shooting kept them within reach of 22 LAPETINA, Tara 6 the Spiders, as they converted io-of-12 from the charity stripe in the first. 32 AHL. Meghan La Salle started the second half much like the first, quickly cutting the Richmond lead HOOVER, Alyse 44 GIBBONS, Melanie 1-2 10 point. to one Two baskets by Ricketts and then a three pointer by Hightower capped an TEAM 0-2 Explorer 7-0 run and with 16:36, they trailed 34-33. Totals 3-17 12-16 9-31 18 53 1 4 200 M\ TOTAL FG% 1st Half: 2nd Half: 11-31 Game: DEADBALL Richmond (13-16) answered with a three pointer by Grabias and the Spiders slowly built 824 33.3% 35,5% 34.5% 3-Pt. FG% 1st Half: 0-8 0.0% 2nd Half: 3-9 333% Game: 17.6% REBOUNDS their lead figures with nine back to double (48-37) under minutes to play. F Throw % 1st Half: 10-12 83.3% 2nd Half: 2-4 50.0% Game: 75.0% As they had in the past two games, the Explorers still had one more run in them. Payne Officials: Mark Zentz. Cameron Inouye, lohn Morningstar. Technical fouls: Richmond-None. La Salle-None. converted two free throws and Graber connected on a pair of three-pointers. Hightower's Score by Periods 1st 2nd Total lay-up with 4:37 capped a 10-2 Explorer spurt that had the deficit back to three at 50-47. Richmond 34 26 60 The Explorers had two chances to get the score even closer but back-to-back turnovers La Salle 26 27 53 and a Gil three pointer would give the Spiders a six-point lead and La Salle would never get closer than four the rest of the way. 58 2005-06 RECAPS AND BOX SCORES A SALLE BASKETBALL COACHING STAFF 006-07 EXPLORERS 2005-06 REVIEW 2006-07 OPPONENTS RECORD BOOK LA SALLE UNIVERSITY MEDIA INFORMATION HHHsaauraniiHHnnuusi UNIVERSITY AT ALBANY VILLANOVA UNIVERSITY NOVEMBER 10, 2006 NOVEMBER 14, 2006 Location: Albany, NY Location: Villanova, PA Enrollment: 12,013 Enrollment: 6,200 Nickname: Great Danes Nickname: Wildcats I Colors: Purple & Gold mm Colors: Blue & White Arena/Capacity: Recreation & Arena/Capacity: The Pavilion/6,500 Convocation Center/5,000 Conference: Big East Conference: American East Athletics Director: Vince Nicastro Athletics Director: Lee McElroy Head Coach: Harry Perretta (Lycoming '78) Head Coach: Trina Patterson (Virginia '87) Record at School: 528-292 (29th season) Record at School: 43-69 (5th season) Career Record: same Career Record: 144-216 (14th season) Assistants: Joe Mullaney, Mary Beth Snell, Assistants: Melissa Patterson, Glenn Senecal, Shanette Lee Jolene Johnston, Christine Roth WBB Contact: Dean Kenefick I WBB Contact: Brianna LaBrecque Office Phone: 610-519-4120 Office Phone: 518-442-5733 Fax Phone: 610-519-7323 Fax Phone: 518-442-3139 Email Address: [email protected] Email Address: [email protected] Mailing Address: Mailing Address: 800 Lancaster Avenue PE307 Jake Nevin Field House 1400 Washington Avenue Villanova, PA 19085 Albany, NY 12222 Press Row Phone: 610-519-7290 Press Row Phone: 518-442-2566 2005-06 Record (Conference Record/Finish): 2005-06 Record (Conference Record/Finish): 21-11 (9-7/T-6th) 7-21 (3-i3/9th) Lettermen Returning/ Lost: 5/5 Lettermen Returning/Lost: 10/2 Starters Returning/Lost: 1/4 Starters Returning/Lost: 4/1 SHERRI MIKUS JACKIE ADAMSHICK WAGNER COLLEGE BINGHAMTON UNIVERSITY OVEMBER 26, >»2006 'OVEMBER 29, 2006 Location: Staten Island, NY Location: Vestal, NY Enrollment: 2,000 Enrollment: 14,018 Nickname: Seahawks Nickname: Bearcats I Colors: Green & White Colors: Dark Green, Black & White u m IVEWI sit-y I Arena/Capacity: Spiro Sports Center/2,100 Arena/Capacity: Events Center/5,142 Conference: Northeast Conference: America East I Athletics Director: Walt Hameline Athletics Director: Joel Thirer Head Coach: Gela Mikalauskas (Kean '77) Head Coach: Rich Conover (Green Mountain '87) Record at School: 176-159 (13th season) Record at School: 51-49 (5th season) Career Record: same Career Record: 121-107 (10th season) I Assistants: Maureen Hannafin, Assistants: Nicole Scholl, Tara Morrison, I Art Redmond, Christine Catalanotto Bernitha Johnson I WBB Contact: Kevin Ross WBB Contact: David O'Brian I Office Phone: 718-390-3215 Office Phone: 607-777-6478 Fax Phone: 718-390-3347 Fax Phone: 607-777-4597 I Email Address: [email protected] Email Address: [email protected] II Mailing Address: Mailing Address: Events Center Spiro Sports Center Binghamton University One Campus Road Vestal Parkway East J Staten Island, NY 10301 Vestal, NY 13850 Press Row Phone: 718-420-4433 Press Row Phone: 607-777-6340 2005-06 Record (Conference Record/Finish): 2005-06 Record (Conference Record/Finish): 2-25 (2-16/nth) 17-12 (9-7/4th) II Lettermen Returning/Lost: 9/2 Lettermen Returning/Lost: 2/3 tarters Returning/ Lost: Starters Returning/Lost: 4/1 CHELSEYBUNYER 8/3 SHEAKENNEY OPPONENT !! SACRED HEART UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA Location: Fairfield, CT Location: Philadelphia, PA Enrollment: 6,200 Enrollment: 10,422 Nickname: Pioneers Nickname: Quakers Colors: Red & White Colors: Red & Blue I Arena/Capacity: William H. Pitt Center/2,000 Arena/Capacity: The Palestra/8,722 Conference: Northeast Conference: Ivy League Athletics Director: C. Donald Cook Athletics Director: Steve Bilsky Head Coach: Ed Swanson (Sacred Heart '89) Head Coach: Patrick Knapp (Widener '75) Record at School: 256-192 (17th season) Record at School: 20-34 (3rd season) Career Record: same Career Record: 313-337 (24th season) Vulin, Curran, ffil Assistants: Jennifer Wasson, Assistants: Heather Jen Shannon Bush Michele Koclanes, Julie Greger WBB Contact: Bill Peterson WBB Contact: Jen Werner Office Phone: 203-396-8125 Office Phone: 215-573-4125 Fax Phone: 203-371-7889 ^. Fax Phone: 215-898-1747 Email Address: [email protected] Email Address: [email protected] ED SWANSON Mailing Address: Mailing Address: Weightman Hall 5151 Park Avenue 235 South 33rd Street Fairfield, CT 06825 Philadelphia, PA 19104-6322 Press Row Phone: 203-396-8297 Press Row Phone: 215-898-4324 2005-06 Record (Conference Record/Finish): 2005-06 Record (Conference Record/Finish): 26-5 (16-2/ist) 5-22 (3-u/6th) Lettermen Returning/Lost: 11/1 Lettermen Returning/Lost: 8/3 Starters Returning/ Lost: 4/1 Starters Returning/ Lost: 3/2 AMANDA PAPE JOEY RHOADS Jl RIDER UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARE Location: Lawrenceville, NJ Location: Newark, DE Enrollment: 5,822 Enrollment: 16,000 Nickname: Broncs Nickname: Fightin' Blue Hens Colors: Cherry &White Colors: Blue & Gold Arena/Capacity: Alumni Gymnasium/1,650 Arena/Capacity: Frank Acierno Arena Conference: Metro Atlantic Athletic (Bob Carpenter Center)/5,ooo Athletics Director: Don Harnum Conference: Colonial Athletic Association Head Coach: Tori Harrison (Louisiana Tech '87) Athletics Director: Edgar N. Johnson Record at School: 12-45 (3 r d season) Head Coach: Tina Martin (Lock Haven '86) Career Record: 73-122 (8th season) Record at School: 189-104 (11th season) Assistants: Sharon Gittens, Brian Johnson, Career Record: same Leah Frazier Dixon Assistants: Jeanine Radice, Melissa Dymek, WBB Contact: Brian Solomon Tiara Malcom Office Phone: 609-896-5135 WBB Contact: Dustin Semonavick Fax Phone: 609-896-0341 Office Phone: 302-831-2186 Email Address: [email protected] Fax Phone: 302-831-8653 Mailing Address: Email Address: [email protected] Office of Sports Information - Alumni Gym Mailing Address: 2083 Lawrenceville Road 631 S. College Avenue Lawrenceville, NJ 08648-3099 Newark, DE 19716 Press Row Phone: 609-896-5138 Press Row Phone: 302-831-8715 2005-06 Record (Conference Record/Finish): 2005-06 Record (Conference Record/Finish) 3-25(2-i6/T-9th) 22-8(13-5/3^) Lettermen Returning/Lost:7/3 Lettermen Returning/Lost: 6/4 Starters Returning/Lost: 3/2 KARABOREL Starters Returning/Lost: 4/1 DREXEL UNIVERSITY QUINNIPIAC UNIVERSITY Location: Philadelphia, PA Location: Hamden, CT Enrollment: 18,500 Enrollment: 7,000 Nickname: Dragons Nickname: Bobcats Colors: Navy Blue & Gold Colors: Navy & Gold Arena/Capacity: Daskalakis Athletic Arena/Capacity: Burt Kahn Court/2,000 Center/2,500 Conference: Northeast Conference: Colonial Athletic Association Athletics Director: Jack McDonald Athletics Director: Dr. Eric Zillmer Head Coach: Tricia Fabbri (Fairfield '91) Head Coach: Denise Dillon (Villanova '96) Record at School: 136-167 (11th season) Record at School: 44-42 (4th season) Career Record: same Career Record: same Assistants: Kara Cassidy, Tony Barone, Assistants: Pam Durkin, Amy Matlon, John Vigliotti Trish Juline WBB Contact: Greg Ott WBB Contact: Britt Faulstick Office Phone: 203-582-5387 Office Phone: 215-895-6895 Fax Phone: 203-582-5385 Fax Phone: 215-895-2038 Email Address: [email protected] Email Address: [email protected] Mailing Address: Mailing Address: 275 Mount Carmel Avenue 3141 Chestnut Street Hamden, CT 06518 Philadelphia, PA 19148 Press Row Phone: 203-582-5247 Press Row Phone: 215-895-2041 2005-06 Record (Conference Record/Finish): 2005-06 Record (Conference Record/Finish): 22-8 (i5-3/T-2nd) 15-14 (9-9/7th) Lettermen Returning/Lost: 11/3 Lettermen Returning/Lost: 10/5 Starters Returning/Lost: 5/0 Starters Returning/Lost: 2/3 NARISSASUBER MONIQUE LEE MORGAN STATE VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY CEMBER 29, 2 Location: Baltimore, MD Location: Nashville, TN Enrollment: 7,500 Enrollment: 6,402 VANDERBILT Nickname: Lady Bears Nickname: Commodores Colors: Blue & Orange Colors: Black & Gold Ml Arena/Capacity: Hill Field House/5,000 Arena/Capacity: Memorial Gymnasium/14,316 Conference: Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference: Southeastern Athletics Director: Floyd Kerr Athletics Director: David Williams II 1 Head Coach: Donald Beasley Head Coach: Melanie Balcomb (Morgan State '84) (Trenton State '84) Record at School: 5-23 (2nd season) Record at School: 93-37 (5th season) Career Record: same Career Record: 256-141 (14th season) Ml Assistants: Donchez Graham, Alicia Clark Assistants: Stephanie Norman, WBB Contact: Kevin Paige Vicky Picott, Lisa Cermignano Office Phone: 443-885-3009 WBB Contact: Chris Weinman Fax Phone: 443-885-8307 Office Phone: 615-343-0019 Email Address: [email protected] Fax Phone: 615-322-4121 II Mailing Address: Hill Field House, Room 123, Email Address: [email protected] HI 1700 East Cold Spring Lane, Mailing Address: 2601 Jess Neely Drive Baltimore, MD 21215 P.O. Box 120158 Press Row Phone: 443-885-4018 Nashville, TN 37212 2005-06 Record (Conference Record/Finish): Press Row Phone: 615-320-0436 5-23 (5-13/ioth) 2005-06 Record (Conference Record/Finish): II Lettermen Returning/Lost: 3/5 21-11 (8-6/T-5th) Starters Returning/Lost: 4/1 Lettermen Returning/Lost: 6/5 Starters Returning/ Lost: WHITNEY JOHNSON 3/2 DEE DAVIS UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN MIAMI UNIVERSITY OF OHIO MILWAUKEE DECEMBER 20, 2006 DECEMBER 23, 2006 Location: Oxford, OH Location: Milwaukee, Wl Enrollment: 16,300 Enrollment: 28,042 Nickname: RedHawks Nickname: Panthers Colors: Red & White Colors: Black & Gold !>Anthe«S Arena/Capacity: Millett Hall/6,400 Arena/Capacity: Klotsche Center/5,000 Conference: Mid-American Conference: Horizon League Athletics Director: Brad Bates Athletics Director: Bud Haidet Head Coach: Maria Fantanarosa Head Coach: Sandy Botham (Notre Dame '88) (Miami (OH) '90) Record at School: 165-119 (11th season) Record at School: 126-104 (9th season) Career Record: 187-123 (12th season) Career Record: 133-124 (10th season) Assistants: John Motherwell, Travis Brewster, Assistants: Lisa Hayden, Heather Oesterle, Sheila Roux Colleen Day WBB Contact: Kevin Conway WBB Contact: Vince Frieden Office Phone: 414-229-2413 Office Phone: 513-529-4330 Fax Phone: 414-229-6759 Fax Phone: 513-529-6729 Email Address: [email protected] Email Address: [email protected] Mailing Address: UWM Athletics Mailing Address: UWM Pavilion 230 Millett Hall Milwaukee, Wl 53201 Oxford, OH 45056 Press Row Phone: 414-229-6276 I Press Row Phone: 513-529-7276 2005-06 Record (Conference Record/Finish): 2005-06 Record (Conference Record/Finish): 22-9 (14-2/T-ist) 8-20 (3-i3/5th East) Lettermen Returning/Lost: 11/5 Lettermen Returning/Lost: 4/1 Starters Returning/Lost: 3/2 Starters Returning/Lost: 9/3 AMANDA JACKSON TRACI EDWARDS LIPSCOMB UNIVERSITY FORDHAM UNIVERSITY JANUARY 2, 2007 JAN. 9 & FEB. 17, 2007 Location: Nashville, TN Location: Bronx, NY Enrollment: 2,563 Enrollment: 8,477 Nickname: Lady Bison Nickname: Rams Colors: Purple & Gold Colors: Maroon & White Arena/Capacity: Allen Arena/5,028 Arena/Capacity: Rose Hill Gym/3,200 Conference: Atlantic Sun Conference: Atlantic 10 Athletics Director: Dr. Steve Potts Athletics Director: Frank McLaughlin Head Coach: Frank Bennett (Lipscomb '73) Head Coach: Cathy Andruzzi Record at School: 539-302 (27th season) (Queens College '74) Career Record: same Record at School: First Season Assistants: Billy Snell, Cheryl Smith, Career Record: 124-94 (9th season) Katie Beth Pate Assistants: Kira Orr, Dionne Dodson, WBB Contact: Mark McGee Nettie Respondek Office Phone: 615-279-5862 WBB Contact: Scott Kwiatkowski Fax Phone: 615-479-4204 Office Phone: 718-817-4240 Email Address: [email protected] Fax Phone: 718-817-4244 Mailing Address: Email Address: [email protected] 3901 Granny White Pike Mailing Address: Nashville, TN 37204-3951 441 East Fordham Road Press Row Phone: 615-279-7051 Bronx, NY 10458 2005-06 Record (Conference Record/Finish): Press Row Phone: 718-817-2736 6-21 (5-15/ioth) 2005-06 Record (Conference Record/Finish): Lettermen Returning/Lost: 8/3 10-18 (5-n/i2th) Starters Returning/Lost: 4/1 Lettermen Returning/Lost: 5/5 Starters Returning/Lost: CATIE WOODS 1/4 SALLE BASKETBALL OPPONEN SAINT JOSEPH'S UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF RHODE ISLAND JANUARY 12,2007 Location: Philadelphia, PA Location: Kingston, Rl Enrollment: 4,250 Enrollment: 14,791 Nickname: Hawks Nickname: Rams Colors: Crimson & Gray Colors: Light Blue, Dark Blue & White Arena/Capacity: Alumni Memorial Arena/Capacity: Ryan Center/7,657 Fieldhouse/3,200 Conference: Atlantic 10 Conference: Atlantic 10 Athletics Director: Tom McElroy Athletics Director: Don Dijulia Head Coach: Tom Garrick (Rhode Island '89) Head Coach: Cindy Griffin (St. Joseph's '91) Record at School: 27-50 (4th season) 1 Record at School: 92-64 (6th season) Career Record: same Career Record: 140-97 (9th season) Assistants: Ervin Monier, Denise King Assistants: Lynn Milligan, Susan Moran, WBB Contact: Jodi Pontbriand Chris Day Office Phone: 401-874-5356 WBB Contact: jack Jumper Fax Phone: 410-874-5354 Office Phone: 610-660-3389 Email Address: [email protected] Fax Phone: 610-660-1724 Mailing Address: CINDY GRIFFIN Email Address: [email protected] Athletic Media Relations Office Mailing Address: Three Keaney Road, Suite One Athletic Communications Kingston, Rl 02881 5600 City Avenue Press Row Phone: 401-874-5359 Philadelphia, PA 19131 2005-06 Record (Conference Record/Finish) Press Row Phone: 610-660-2599 8-20 (5-11/uth) 2005-06 Record (Conference Record/Finish): Lettermen Returning/Lost: 9/2 20-11 (io-6/5th) Starters Returning/ Lost: 4/1 Letterman Returning/ Lost: 10/5 Starters Returning/Lost: 3/2 AYAHNA CORNISH SAFI MOJIDI E WASH I NGTO UNIVERSITY OF RICHMOND UNIVERSITY JANUARY 26, 2007 JANUARY 28, 2007 Location: Richmond, VA Location: Washington, DC Enrollment: 2,950 Enrollment: 20,318 Nickname: Spiders Nickname: Colonials Colors: Red & Blue Colors: Buff & Blue Arena/Capacity: Robins Center/9,071 Arena/Capacity: Charles E. Smith Conference: Atlantic 10 Athletics Center/5,000 Athletics Director: Jim Miller Conference: Atlantic 10 Head Coach: Michael Shafer Athletics Director: Jack Kvancz (William & Mary '94) Head Coach: Joe McKeown (Kent State '79) Record at School: 13-17 (2nd season) Record at School: 386-143 (18th season) Career Record: same Career Record: : 454-163 (21st season) Assistants: Chris Carroll, Ginny Doyle, Assistants: Mike Bozeman, Tajama Ngongba, Candice Jackson Ali Jaques WBB Contact: Shea Seagle WBB Contact: Jesse Hooker Office Phone: 804-287-6312 Office Phone: 202-994-8604 Fax Phone: 804-289-8820 Fax Phone: 202-994-2713 Email Address: [email protected] Email Address: [email protected] Mailing Address: Robins Center Mailing Address: University of Richmond, VA 23173 600 22nd St NW Press Row Phone: 804-289-8806 Washington, DC 20052 2005-06 Record (Conference Record/Finish): Press Row Phone: 202-994-1776 13-17 (7-9/T-8th) 2005-06 Record (Conference Record/Finish): Lettermen Returning/ Lost: 9/5 23-9 d3-3/T-ist) Starters Returning/Lost: 1/4 Lettermen Returning/Lost: 11/2 Starters Returning/ Lost: CHRISTINA CAMPION 4/1 KIMBERLYBECK ST. BONAVENTURE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF MASSACHUSETT JANUARY 18, 2007 JANUARY 22, 2007 Location: St. Bonaventure, NY Location: Amherst, MA Enrollment: 2,200 Enrollment: 25,093 UMass Nickname: Bonnies Nickname: Minutewomen Colors: Brown & White Colors: Maroon & White Arena/Capacity: Reilly Center/6,000 Arena: William D. Mullins Conference: Atlantic 10 Memorial Center/9,493 Athletics Director: Dr. Ron Zwierlen Conference: Atlantic 10 Head Coach: Jim Crowley (Keuka '93) Athletics Director: John McCutcheon Record at School: 53-114 (7th season) Head Coach: Mamie Dacko Career Record: 92-152 (10th season) (Southern Connecticut State '78) Assistants: Courtney Mattingly, Record at School: 45-68 (5th season) Sarah Cartmill, Jesse Fleming Career Record: 125-172 (12th season) Sports Information Director: Steve Mest Assistants: Mary Ciuk, Kia Damon, WBB Contact: Pat Pierson Jodi Culbertson 8 Office Phone: 716-375-2575 WBB Contact: Seth Gerard Fax Phone: 716-375-2383 Office Phone: 413-577-0053 Email Address: [email protected] Fax Phone: 413-545-1556 Mailing Address: Email Address: [email protected] P.O. Box G Mailing Address: 250 Boyden Building St. Bonaventure, NY 14778 University of Massachusetts I Press Row Phone: 716-375-2661 Amherst, MA 01003 2oo5-o6Record (Conference Record/Finish): Press Row Phone: 413-545-6139 9-18 (3-13/14^) 2005-06 Record (Conference Record/Finish): Lettermen Returning/Lost: 8/4 11-17 (8-8/T-6th) Starters Returning/Lost: 4/1 Lettermen Returning/Lost:8/4 AUDREY LATENDRESSE Starters Returning/Lost: 4/1 TAMARA TATHAM DUQUESNE UNIVERSITY XAVIER UNIVERSITY FEBRUARY 2, 2007 FEBRUARY 4, 2007 Location: Pittsburgh, PA Location: Cincinnati, OH Enrollment: 10,000 Enrollment: 6,600 Nickname: Dukes Nickname: Musketeers Colors: Red & Blue Colors: Navy Blue, Gray & White X Arena/Capacity: A.J. Palumbo Center/ 5,538 Arena/Capacity: Cintas Center/10,250 Conference: Atlantic 10 Conference: Atlantic 10 Athletics Director: Greg Amodio Athletics Director: Mike Bobinski Head Coach: Dan Durkin (Mount St. Mary's '75) Head Coach: Kevin McGuff Record at School: 169-197 (14th season) (St. Joseph's of Ind '92) Career Record: same Record at School: 80-42 (5th season) Assistants: Tanya Garner, Mike luzzolino, Career Record: same Nikolina Pender Assistants: Mike Bradbury, Kristin Cole, WBB Contact: Michelle Chini Tasha Pointer, Nicole Lake Office Phone: 412-396-6560 WBB Contact: Pat McKenna Fax Phone: 412-396-6210 Office Phone: 513-745-3416 Email Address: [email protected] Fax Phone: 513-745-2825 Mailing Address: Email Address: [email protected] A.J. Palumbo Center Mailing Address: 600 Forbes Avenue 3800 Victory Parkway Pittsburgh, PA 15282 Cincinnati, OH 45207-7530 Press Row Phone: 412-396-4925 Press Row Phone: 513-745-3929 2005-06 Record (Conference Record/Finish): 2005-06 Record (Conference Record/Finish): 13-17 (6-10/ioth) 21-9 (n-5/4th) Lettermen Returning/Lost: 8/3 Lettermen Returning/Lost: 5/4 Starters Returning/Lost: 4/2 Starters Returning/Lost: LOUI HALL 3/2 SUNTANAGRANDLRSONj mi SKETBALL OPPONENTS UNIVERSITY OF DAYTON TEMPLE UNIVERSITY FEBRUARY 8, 2007 FEBRUARY 12, 2007 Location: Dayton, OH Location: Philadelphia, PA Enrollment: 6,900 Enrollment: 34,000 Nickname: Flyers Nickname: Owls Colors: Red & Blue Colors: Cherry & White Arena/Capacity: University of Dayton Arena/Capacity: The Liacouras Center/10,206 1 Arena/13,409 Conference: Atlantic 10 Conference: Atlantic 10 Athletics Director: Bill Bradshaw II Athletics Director: Ted Kissell Head Coach: Dawn Staley (Virginia '92) Head Coach: Jim Jabir (Nazareth '84) Record at School: 126-59 (7th season) Record at School: 33-53 (4th season) Career Record: same I Career Record: 263-276 (19th season) Assistants: Lisa Boyer, Fred Chmiel, Assistants: Bernard Scott, Susan Blauser, Darius Taylor II Melanie Halker WBB Contact: Aimee Cicero II WBB Contact: Bill Thomas Office Phone: 215-204-3850 II Office Phone: 937-229-4419 Fax Phone: 215-204-7499 Fax Phone: Email Address: [email protected] II 937-229-4461 Email Address: Mailing Address: [email protected] Office of Sports Media Relations I Mailing Address: Temple University II 300 College Park 1700 N. Broad Street, Suite 401 II Dayton, OH 45469-1238 Philadelphia, PA 19122-0842 Press Row Phone: 937-449-2855 Press Row Phone: 215-204-7445 2005-06 Record (Conference Record/Finish): 2005-06 Record (Conference Record/Finish): I 17-12 (8-8/T-6th) 24-8 (i2-4/3rd) Lettermen Returning/Lost: 8/3 Lettermen Returning/Lost: 7/5 Starters Returning/Lost: 2/3 JENNIFER STRONG Starters Returning/Lost: 2/3 KAMESHAHAIRSTON 1 j 1 ik i iiaiiajLUi i* j ;i j n*-i ;oj i AT CHARLOTTE SAINT LOUIS UNIVERSITY FEBRUARY 22, 2007 FEBRUARY 25, 2007 Location: Charlotte, NC Location: Saint Louis, MO Enrollment: 20,772 Enrollment: 11,823 49ers Nickname: Nickname: Billikens Green Colors: & White Colors: Blue & White Arena/Capacity: Halton Arena/9,105 Arena/Capacity: Baumen-Eberhardt Center/2 Atlantic II Conference: 10 Conference: Atlantic 10 Athletics Director: Judy Rose II ' Athletics Director: Cheryl L. Levick Head Coach: Amanda Butler (Florida '95) Head Coach: Shimmy Gray-Miller Record at School: 21-9 (2nd season) ' (Michigan '94) I Career Record: same ih 1 Record at School: 7-20 (2nd season) Assistants: Brenda Kirkpatrick, David Lowery, Career Record: same M ( Janna Magette Assistants: Marlene Stollings, Tony Francis, / Contact: Brent WBB Stastny Petra Jackson Office Phone: 704-687-6313 WBB Contact: Chuck Yahng Fax Phone: 704-687-4918 Office Phone: II AMANDA BUTLER 314-977-3346 SHIMMY GRAY-MILLER Email Address: [email protected] Fax Phone: 314-977-7193 Mailing Address: 9201 University City Blvd Email Address: [email protected] Miltimore-Wallis Center, Floor Second Mailing Address: 221 N. Grand Blvd, Charlotte, NC 28223 DuBourgHall38, Press Row Phone: 704-687-4999 St. Louis, MO 63103 2005-06 Record (Conference Record/Finish): Press Row Phone: TBA 21-9 (13-3/T-ist) 2005-06 Record (Conference Record/Finish): Lettermen Returning/Lost: 7/4 7-20 (4-i2/i3th) 1 Starters Returning/Lost: 1/4 Lettermen Returning/Lost: 10/2 COURTNEY WILLIAMS Starters Returning/ Lost: 4/1 TYLER MCILWRAITH J Pl%\ r* 1 \ / % *r SALLE BASKETBALL COACHING STAFF 006-07 EXPLORERS 2005-06 REVIEW 2006-07 OPPONENTS RECORD BOOK LA SALLE UNIVERSITY MEDIA INFORMATION LA SALLE BASKETBALL COACHING STAFF First Last Last Last Opponent W L Met Met La Salle win Opponent win Adelphi l 1976 1976 1976 (58-72) Air Force 1 1998 1998 1998 (63-58) Alabama-Birmingham 1 1992 1992 1992 (71-76) American 6 2 1980 1995 1995 (68-65) 1982 (63-72) Arizona State 1 2000 2000 2000 (73-56) Arkansas State 2 1986 1998 1998 (80-72) Ball State 1 1985 1985 1985 (66-53) Beaver 3 1973 1975 1975 (51-27) Binghamton l 1 2004 2005 2004 (76-73) 2005 (70-84) Bloomsburg 4 1976 1980 1980 (97-70) Boise State 1 1992 1992 1992 (65-82) Boston College 2 1999 2000 2000 (47-70) Boston University 2 1 1983 2004 2004 (89-87, OT) 1983 (56-67) Bowie State 1 1979 1979 1979 (62-81) Brown 1 1988 1988 1988 (87-62) Bucknell 5 2 1981 2003 2003 (61-54) 2001 (65-89) Butler 5 3 1991 1997 1994 (87-85) 1997 (66-80) Cabrini 3 l 1973 1976 1976 (82-64) 1975 (43-48) California-Irvine l 1992 1992 1992 (68-66) Cal State-Fullerton l 1990 1990 1990 (55-75) Canisius 6 i 1989 2000 2000 (78-65) 1990 (55-75) Catholic 2 1979 1980 1980 (60-49) Central Conn. State 1 1992 1992 1992 (96-63) Charlotte 1 2006 2006 2006 (57-77) Chestnut Hill 4 1 1973 1977 1977 (76-23) 1975 (46-55) Cheyney 10 1974 1983 1983 (64-87) Chicago State l 1993 1993 1993 (76-58) Cleveland State 4 1985 1995 1995 (79-62) Colgate 2 1991 2001 2001 (94-66) Colorado State 1 1998 1998 1998 (47-95) Columbia 1 1991 1991 1991 (68-35) Concordia 1 1984 1984 1984 (79-65) Connecticut 4 1984 1989 1989 (83-72) Coppin State l 2003 2003 2003 (71-57) Dartmouth 1 1982 1982 1982 (63-65) Davis & Elkins l 1979 1979 1979 (80-68) Dayton 15 8 1993 2006 2006 (62-50) 2005 (65-75) Delaware 15 6 1978 2005 2002 (63-52) 2005 (60-70) Delaware State 2 1997 1999 1999 (84-49) Detroit Mercy 6 2 1991 1995 1995 (60-55) 1995 (72-88) District of Columbia l 1 1981 1990 1990 (63-45) 1981 (57-80) Drexel 16 4 1974 2005 2004 (67-50) 2005 (48-53) Duke 1 1980 1980 1980 (93-74) Duquesne 16 9 1983 2006 2006 (52-43) 2005 (60-64) East Carolina l 1986 1986 1986 (79-72) Eastern College 2 1975 1976 1976 (83-15) Evansville 3 2 1993 1994 1994 (90-73) 1993 (68-71) Edinboro 3 2 1977 1981 1981 (78-68) 1979 (62-79) Fairfield 12 10 1984 1992 1992 (75-65) 1991 (68-82) Fairleigh Dickinson 5 1985 2001 2001 (77-56) Florida 1 2003 2003 2003 (65-90) Florida International 1 1997 1997 1997 (62-80) Fordham 25 5 1984 2006 2005 (77-48) 2006 (68-76) Franklin & Marshall 1 1976 1976 1976 (90-51) Georgetown 4 2 1979 2004 2004 (79-67) 1983 (55-76) George Mason 2 1994 1996 1996 (69-47) George Washington 2 26 1981 2006 2005 (65-53) 2006 (49-67) Georgia 1 1997 1997 1997 (64-80) Georgia Southern 1 1 1988 1994 1988 (64-60) 1994 (71-83) Glassboro State 2 1 1978 1980 1980 (75-56) 1978 (80-83) Gwynedd Mercy 5 1973 1977 1977 (99-44) Harcum l 1973 1973 1973 (45-23) Hartford l 1 (66-60) (46-60) 1990 1999 1990 1999 (TOP) MEGHAN AHL (CENTER) ANTONIA GALE (BOTTOM) TARA LAPETINA 68 ALL-TIME SERIES SCORES PLORERS 2005-06 REVIEW LA SALLE UNIVERSITY MEDIA INFORMATION ALL-TIME SERIES SCORES First Last Last Last First Last Last Last Opponent W L Met Met La Salle win Opponent win Opponent W L Met Met La Salle win Opponent win Harvard 1 1 1994 1999 1994 (86-79) 1999 (74-7i) Providence 2 1980 2004 2004 (68-32) Hofstra 4 1 1980 2001 2001 (54-48) 1982 (56-58) Purdue 1 1979 1979 1979 (64-58) Holy Cross 7 11 1984 2002 2002 (68-61) 1990 (60-68) Quinnipiac 1 1999 1999 1999 (73-68) Holy Family 2 1973 1979 1979 (98-17) Radford 1 1988 1988 1988 (64-63) Houston 2 1988 2001 2001 (49-63) Rhode Island 16 1 1985 2006 2006 (61-53) 2002 (40-77) Howard 4 1 1981 2003 2003 (70-49) 1982 (63-78) Richmond 6 7 1987 2006 2006 (59-58) 2006 (53-60) Illinois-Chicago 2 1995 1995 1995 (81-67) Rider 5 1981 2005 2005 (74-50) Immaculata 3 2 1977 1981 1981 (62-60) 1978 (60-93) Robert Morris 3 1982 2002 2002 (75-56) Indiana 1 1997 1997 1997 (51-67) Rutgers 2 3 1975 1983 1976 (93-85) 1983 (59-82) lona 19 2 1976 1992 1992 (79-68) 1987 (72-81) Sacred Heart 1 2000 2000 2000 (59-55) Iowa 1 1984 1984 1984 (51-70) St. Bonaventure 9 5 1991 2006 2006 (86-66) 2005 (77-82, OT) James Madison 1 2 1977 1990 1977 (62-60) 1990 (56-65) St. Francis (NY) 1 1 2001 2003 2003 (67-53) 2001 (87-90) Kansas 1 2005 2005 2005 (72-75) St. John's 1 2001 2001 2001 (57-53) Kean 4 1976 1979 1979 (66-71) Saint Joseph's 9 30 1973 2006 2006 (665-50) 2006 (55-61) Kent State 1 2 1995 2004 2000 (77-66) 2004 (72-80, OT) Saint Louis 1 2006 2006 2006 (60-70) Kutztown 2 1979 1979 1979 (66-33) St. Mary's (California) 2 1989 1996 1996 (63-62) Lafayette 6 1 1978 1999 1983 (82-48) 1999 (75-70) St. Peter's 12 12 1979 1992 1991 (79-74) 1992 (71-73) Lehigh 8 1 1977 1988 1988 (90-58) 1983 (77-79) Salisbury 2 1977 1977 1977 (74-62) Lincoln 1 1977 1977 1977 (98-38) San Francisco 1 1989 1989 1989 (71-60) Long Island University 3 1981 1997 1997 (95-59) Santa Clara 1 1 1989 1990 1989 (74-55) 1990 (54-63) Louisiana State 1 1984 1984 1984 (61-94) Seton Hall 3 5 1977 2004 1982 (69-66) 2004 (54-60) Loyola (MD) 7 1 1978 1992 1992 (106-67) 1980 (73-79) Shippensburg 1 1978 1978 1978 (75-70) Loyola (IL) 5 1 1988 1995 1995 (90-56) 1994 (66-80) Siena 7 2 1984 1994 1996 (72-61) 1991 (52-79) Manhattan 17 7 1981 1992 1992 (67-55) 1991 (63-70) South Carolina State 1 1 1983 1984 1984 (61-55) 1983 (67-85) Manhattanville 1 1977 1977 1977 (74-48) South Florida 1 1995 1995 1995 (69-74) Manor 1 1974 1974 1974 (47-48) Southwest Texas State 1 1986 1986 1986 (88-58) Marquette 1 2 1991 2002 1991 (106-88) 2002 (78-91) Stony Brook 1 2002 2002 2002 (60-38) Maryland 2 1979 1980 1980 (54-115) Syracuse 3 1980 1984 1984 (63-64) Maryland (BC) 2 1977 1995 1995 (72-44) Tampa 1 1995 1995 1995 (70-51) Massachusetts 5 10 1985 2006 2004 (64-60) 2006 (55-63) Temple 20 16 1973 2006 2000 (63-49) 2006 (64-66, OT) Miami (Ohio) 1 1987 1987 1987 (77-65) Tennessee 1 1989 1989 1989 (61-91) Michigan 1 1991 1991 1991 (65-67) Tennessee-Martin 1 2005 2005 2005 (72-55) Monmouth 3 1981 1983 1983 (62-60) Texas A&M 10 2003 2003 2003 (67-62) Montana 1 1985 1985 1985 (61-69) Texas-Arlington 1 2005 2005 2005 (54-60) Montana Tech 1 1985 1985 1985 (99-55) Towson State 3 1 1980 1993 1996 (83-69) 1980 (72-84) Morgan State 4 1988 1994 1994 (84-64) Trenton State 3 2 1976 1979 1979 (70-51) 1978 (57-61) Mount St. Mary's 2 1 1981 1993 1993 (69-50) 1981 (70-78) Ursinus 1 1 1976 1979 1979 (79-47) 1976 (69-89) Murray State 1 1990 1990 1990 (59-78) Valparaiso 1 1992 1992 1992 (90-95, OT) Nebraska 1 l 1992 1992 1992 (92-88) 1992 (78-79) Vanderbilt 1 2005 2005 2005 (57-70) Nevada 1 1995 1995 1995 (71-48) Vermont 2 1982 1984 1984 (75-59) New Mexico State 1 1986 1986 1986 (68-58) Villanova 7 28 1973 2005 1999 (75-65) 2005 (57-58) New Orleans 1 1982 1982 1982 (66-73) Virginia State 1 1980 1980 1980 (67-63) Niagara 8 1987 1996 1996 (78-39) Virginia Tech 4 7 1996 2000 1996 (77-53) 2000 (57-64) Northeastern 3 1980 1982 1982 (64-48) Wagner 2 2004 2005 2005 (77-53) Northern-Illinois 2 1995 1995 1995 (77-8o, OT) Wake Forest 1 2002 2002 2002 (71-87) Northwestern 1 1988 1988 1988 (69-67) West Chester 3 2 1974 1981 1981 (84-67) 1979 (68-79) Northwestern State 1 1995 1995 1995 (60-77) West Virginia 1 1979 1979 1979 (76-79) North Carolina-Wilm. 1 1993 1993 1993 (62-51) Widener (Penn Morton) 4 1973 1976 1976 (67-25) North Texas 1 1990 1990 1990 (71-66) Wisconsin-Green Bay 2 1992 1995 1995 (49-70) Notre Dame 5 4 1985 1995 1995 (84-68) 1995 (65-87) Wisconsin-Milwaukee 2 1995 1998 1998 (65-62) Ohio 1 1990 1990 1990 (73-67) Wichita State 1 1986 1986 1987 (68-70, OT) Oklahoma 1 1986 1986 1986 (69-71) Wright State 3 1989 1995 1995 (80-74) Oklahoma State 1 1987 1987 1987 (69-63) Xavier 8 19 1992 2006 2004 (66-63) 2006 (62-70) Our Lady of Angels 1 1973 1973 1973 (49-3i) Youngstown State 2 1983 1986 1986 (76-60) Our Lady of Lourdes 1 1974 1974 1974 (45-14) Penn State 5 1981 2000 2000 (64-84) Penn State (Ogontz) 4 1 1973 1977 1977 (73-40) 1975 (29-52) Total Overall Record 540 370 Penn 28 5 1974 2006 2006 (67-49) 2004 (49-50 Bold - 2006-07 Opponents Philadelphia Bible 2 1972 1974 1974 (57-17) Philadelphia Textile 2 1975 1978 1978 (79-3i) First-time opponents in the 2006-07 season include: Pittsburgh 1 7 1977 1983 1981 (58-55) 1983 (67-85) Albany and Lipscomb Pitt-Johnstown 1 1 1978 1980 1980 (88-82) 1978 (70-82) Princeton 1 4 1976 1998 1976 (63-58) 1998 (54-55) ALL-TIME SERIES SCORES 69 . .. LA SALLE BASKETBALL COACHING STAFF 2006-07 OPPONENTS RECORD BOOK BINGHAMTON (1-1) FORDHAM (25-5) MASSACHUSETTS (5-10) 12/11/04. w 76-73 1/28/84 W 93-89 A 12/28/85 W 67-61 H 11/30/05. .L 70-84 2/20/84 W 88-82 H 1/20/96 W 87-77 H 1/26/85 W 72-58 H 1/16/97 L 37-65 A A L CHARLOTTE (0-1) 2/23/85 W 75-62 1/25/98 52-67 H 3/1/85 W 78-63 N 1/2/99 L 49-68 A 1/29/06 L 57-77 12/7/85 W 81-57 A 1/6/00 L 57-61 H 2/1/86 W 94-57 H 1/22/01 W 74-51 A DAYTON (15-8) 1/23/87 W 65-54 H 1/10/02 L 58-77 H 2/22/87 W 72-59 A 3/1/02 L 46-58 N 1/16/93 • ,w 100-67 1/13/88 W 72-53 A 2/2/03 L 51-66 A 2/18/93 • .L 65-81 2/6/88 W 80-65 H 3/6/03 W 67-62 H 1/27/96 . .W 71-66 1/28/89 W 82-69 H 1/3/04 W 64-60 H 2/17/96 . W 85-50 2/25/89 W 84-80 H 1/7/05 L 60-67 A 1/12/97 ,W 83-70 3/10/89 W 73-70 N 1/27/06 L 60-67 H 2/6/97.. W 66-57 1/27/90 L 65-73 A 2/26/06 L 55-63 A 1/2/98.. W 70-62 3/3/90 W 72-59 H 2/8/98.. W 74-62 12/3/94 W 58-50 N MIAMI-OHIO (1-0) 1/17/99 • .L 72-86 1/13/96 L 63-67 H W H 2/14/99 W 71-62 1/30/97 W 73-58 A 1/4/87 77-65 1/22/00 . 58-88 1/8/98 W 63-57 A 2/3/00 .. 38-64 1/24/99 W 58-46 H MORGAN STATE (4-0) 1/5/01... 72-75(OT) H MELANIE GIBBONS 2/26/99 W 70-56 N 61-66 A 2/10/01. A 2/27/00 W 65-55 2/29/88 W 85-63 A 1/20/02 . 72-82 A 12/22/83 W 79-74 H 2/14/01 W 57-55 11/29/88 W 67-54 A . 77-76(OT) H 12/19/84 W 78-64 H N 2/17/02 W 3/2/01 W 75-62 11/28/89 W 68-28 H • .w 72-61 W 77-61 H L 60-62 A 1/10/03 1/5/93 1/31/02 12/28/94 W 84-64 H# A 2/13/03 . ,w 70-69 12/11/93 W 80-75 2/6/03 W 62-54 H 2/8/04.. w 65-62 1/3/95 W 75-49 H 1/9/04 L 63-73 A # - La Salle Invitational 2/22/04. w 81-63 11/25/96 W 61-54 H 2/6/05 W 77-48 H • 67-61 12/20/97 W 67-53 H 1/21/05 ,w 2/24/06 L 68-76 H PENNSYLVANIA (28-5) 2/13/05 L 65-75 12/21/98 W 82-74 H 2/10/06 W 62-50 11/28/99 w 70-55 A GEORGE WASHINGTON 2/28/74 L 53-57 H 11/26/00 W 84-74 H 1/18/75 L 39-76 A 11/25/01 L 76-69 A (2-26) A DELAWARE (15-6) 2/20/76 W 72-56 12/01/02 W 63-52 H 2/26/77 81-56 A 12/28/81 w 59-55 H W L 58-68 H 11/30/03 W 70-69 A 2/28/78 88-69 H 12/9/78 1/4/85... 55-57 N W 12/8/79 W 63-60 H 11/28/04 W 67-50 H 2/27/79 w 75-68 A 2/4/96 •• 48-55 H 1/10/80 W 59-56 H# 12/10/05 L 48-53 A 2/27/80 W 65-61 H 2/10/96 . 43-56 A 12/11/80 L 79-86 A 1/20/81 W 63-54 A 3/4/96 •• 68-73 N 12/5/81 69-46 H 1/19/82 W 74-64 H W DUQUESNE (16-9) 1/25/97.. 52-84 A 12/4/82 W 83-78 (OT)A 1/18/83 L 55-62 A 2/20/97 • 40-56 H 12/10/83 72-64 H 1/13/83 W 72-57 A 1/2/84 W 99-60 H W 1/19/98. 47-76 A 11/26/84 W 62-57 A 12/27/84 W 86-59 H 12/8/84 W 72-60 A 2/13/98 . 53-67 H 11/25/85 W 65-55 H 1/30/93 W 81-71 A 1/25/86 W 95-40 H 2/26/98 . 51-66 N 12/1/86 60-56 A W 96-90 H 1/13/87 W 83-45 A W 3/4/93 12/12/98. 48-69 A 2/4/88 W 68-58 H 1/8/96 L 65-73 A 1/11/88 W 83-53 H 1/28/99 • 58-84 H 2/6/89 W 67-63 A 1/22/96 W 74-72 H 1/10/89 W 61-57 A 2/27/99 • 59-85 N 69-64 A 1/6/97 W 94-78 H 12/11/89 W 63-49 H 2/3/94 W 12/11/99. 61-72 H 78-56 H 1/21/97 W 76-72 A 12/1/90 74-67 A 11/28/95 W 1/27/00.. 56-72 A W 12/12/96 W 68-45 A 1/16/98 L 68-71 H 11/30/91 W 90-60 H 3/4/00 .. 69-75 N 76-46 H 2/21/98 W 72-66 A 12/1/92 83-77 NS 12/13/97 W 1/15/01.. 52-57 H W 12/18/01 L 66-83 A 2/5/99 W 62-55 H n/30/93 65-57 NV 1/30/01.. 55-70 A W 11/26/02 63-52 H 2/21/99 L 58-68 A 12/1/94 W 75-64 A W 1/3/02... 50-67 A 12/3/03 L 47-69 A 1/12/00 W 76-58 A 12/9/95 W 88-56 NV 2/3/02 .. 61-87 H L 67-68 H 2/6/00 W 58-50 H 12/10/96 W 76-73 A 12/19/04 1/30/03.. 51-81 A 11/23/05 L 60-70 A 1/7/01 W 78-60 A 12/9/97 W 80-31 H 2/23/03 . 63-70 H # - La Salle Invitational 2/24/01 W 64-46 H W 67-60 A 1/18/04.. 72-85 H 12/5/98 1/27/02 L 62-70 H 11/23/99 w 82-70 H 1/31/04.. 64-81 A 2/10/02 L 61-77 A 12/7/00 L 57-61 A DREXEL (16-4) 3/6/04 . 61-64 N 1/3/03 W 67-55 H 11/20/01 W 74-69 H 2/4/05.. w 65-53 H 1/28/74 w 50-22 1/16/03 L 52-61 A 1/6/03 w 63-57 A 2/27/05 . 46-47 A L 1/6/04 L 67-78 H 11/25/03 W 74-67 H 1/27/75 55-59 2/17/06. 49-67 A 2/26/76 W 66-48 2/15/04 L 69-74 A 11/23/04 L 49-51 A 1/25/77 w 95-39 1/13/05 L 60-64 A 1/24/06 W 67-49 H 2/26/83 L 65-71 2/20/05 W 62-54 H S - St. Joseph's 1/20/06 W 52-43 A V - Villanova 70 ALL-TIME SERIES SCORES .. . .1*. ORERS 2005-06 REVIEW NIVERSITY EDIA INFORMATION SERIES GAME-BY-GAME SCORES QUINNIPIAC(o-i) RIDER (5-0) SAINT LOUIS (0-1) 12/22/89 L 55-56 H 12/22/90 L 48-51 A 12/30/99 W 68-73 H# 11/24/81 W 70-57 H 2/3/06 L 60-70 12/21/91 L 50-54 H # - La Salle Invitational 1/10/83 W 75-74 A 12/22/92 L 60-62 A 11/20/99 W 74-60 A TEMPLE (20-16) 12/23/93 W 56-54 H RHODE ISLAND (16-1) 11/17/00 W 81-52 H 12/22/94 L 52-56 A 1/31/73 L 31-61 1/4/05 W 74-50 H 12/22/95 L 49-61 H i/i9/74 L •• N 35-50 1/2/85 .w 64-57 12/21/96 L 45-61 A 1/31/76 L 60-73 • .w 60-49 N 12/6/87 (1-0) 11/24/97 W 66-61 H SACRED HEART 1/18/77 W 76-61 1/10/96 . .w 90-80 A 12/2/98 L 36-63 A 2/9/78 W 93-76 3/3/96.. .w 67-62 N 12/3/00 W 59-55 H 12/1/99 W 75-65 H 2/6/79 W 78-61 1/18/97 .w 70-43 H 11/28/00 L 56-70 A 2/5/80 L 58-69 . w 81-44 H 1/23/98. ST. BONAVENTURE(9-5) 11/28/01 L 58-77 H N 2/3/81 W 88-84 2/24/98. .w 59-57 12/7/02 L 57-72 A 71-62 2/2/82 W 58-55 1/4/99 • .w A 12/7/91 W 81-67 A 12/6/03 L 48-51 H H 2/17/83 L 62-82 2/20/00. .w 72-46 2/27/96 L 70-82 A 12/8/04 L 54-70 A 1/7/84 L 66-116 . A 1/20/01 .w 59-47 2/2/97 W 66-65 H 12/20/05 L 57-58 H 1/29/85 W 77-68 2/2/01 . .w 55-38 H 2/19/98 W 78-72 H 12/4/85 L 62-65 1/13/02 L 40-77 H 1/21/99 L 72-86 A 12/13/86 WAGNER (2-0) 3/1/03 w 58-53 A 1/30/00 W 62-42 H W 56-47 12/12/87 W 67-59 1/29/04 w 81-73 H 1/12/01 W 78-56 H 11/20/04 W 75-52 N* A 12/10/88 W 73-71 1/9/05 w 74-67 2/18/01 W 65-63 A n/27/05 W 77-53 H A 12/2/89 W 68-65 1/3/06 w 55-48 1/6/02 L 60-77 H * - Seton Hall Tournament 12/11/90 W 70-61 1/16/06 w 61-53 H 1/26/03 L 56-57 A 61-50 2/12/04 W 76-65 H 11/26/91 W 12/8/92 L 79-88 WISCONSIN-MILWAUKEE 3/5/04 W 50-45 N 12/8/93 W 66-57 1/30/05 L 77-82 OT A (2-0) 1/13/06 W 86-66 H 12/7/94 W 90-54 2/6/96 W 70-56 2/2/95 W 84-55 A 2/13/97 W 75-59 11/27/98 W 65-62 N! SAINT JOSEPH'S - (9-30) 1/29/98 W 84-67 ! Colorado State Tournament 2/2/99 w 72-62 1/22/73 L 45-30 H 2/12/00 W 72-63 1/30/74 L 36-54 A XAVIER (8-19) 3/3/oo W 63-49 1/30/75 L 26-96 A 2/4/01 L 67-68 1/14/92.. .L 75-86 1/29/76 L 57-79 H 2/21/01 L 60-69 1/14/93.. .L 54-79 2/22/77 L 58-76 A L 69-76 1/22/94 . .L 60-82 2/20/78 L 89-110 H 3/3/01 2/24/02 L 61-71 2/10/94 .L 76-85 2/20/79 L 58-81 A 2/9/03 L 63-67 1/14/95 • W 83-69 1/15/80 L 57-59 H 2/26/04 L 59-71 2/25/95 • .L 67-83 2/17/81 L 54-67 A 1/17/05 L 1/15/96 • W 78-69 2/9/82 L 73-94 H 47-57 1/8/06 L 64-66 OT 2/24/96. W 76-71 2/8/83 L 61-74 H 1/9/97 w 67-54 12/6/83 L 71-76 H 2/8/97 w 52-35 12/5/84 L 64-69 A VANDERBILT(o-i) 1/4/98... 61-78 12/20/85 L 60-62 H 12/22/05 L 57-70 2/6/98 .. 61-80 12/29/85 L 61-68 H 1/16/99 w 63-61 12/23/86 W 58-54 A 2/12/99 • 54-66 12/23/87 W 50-49 H VI L LAN OVA (7-28) 1/20/00 . 55-85 1/31/89 W 75-68 A 2/10/73 L 38-42 2/18/00 . 72-85 2/5/90 L 73-80 L 2/14/74 L 43-6i 2/8/01... 64-74 12/3/90 L 55-66 L 1/18/02.. 64-82 12/10/91 W 67-64 W 2/13/75 L 33/102 ALYSE HOOVER 2/12/76 W 61-47 2/15/02 . w 6358 12/15/92 L 56-67 L 2/10/77 W 81-62 1/12/03.. 54-73 12/14/93 L 50-58 L 2/18/78 L 70-78 2/15/03.. 51-65 RICHMOND (6-7) 12/10/94 L 52-60 L 67-60 3/7/03 •• 58-74 2/12/96 W 67-66 H 2/13/79 W 68-80 2/6/04 • 50-63 1/5/87... w 69-60 3/2/96 W 65-62 N 2/23/80 L 12/20/81 L 46-70 2/19/04 . w 66-63 11/28/87 w 53-50 2/15/97 L 65-84 A 2/4/82 L 44-47 1/23/05.. 55-66 12/29/94, w 7359 3/2/97 L 51-61 N 2/11/05.. 45-70 1/25/02.. 74-95 2/10/98 W 65-54 A 2/2/83 L 64-74 2/12/06 . 62-70 .. 61-87 2/1/84 L 60-99 2/7/02 1/8/99 I- 37-52 H 12/11/84 I 1/23/03 .. w 74-62 2/10/00 L 44-67 A 54-56 12/10/85 L 56-66 2/20/03 • 56-69 1/26/01 L 51-67 H 3/12/86 L 55-60 1/12/04.. 50-74 2/22/02 L 54-72 A 12/9/86 L 64-78 1/25/04 w 70-67 1/19/03 L 8o-83(OT)H L 49-60 1/4/05... 54-61 1/23/04 L 52-68 A 12/15/87 2/17/05.. 51-75 2/25/05 W 66-51 H 12/13/88 W 70-58 1/6/06 . w 5958 3/4/05 L 50-56 N 3/3/06 . ,L 53-60 1/22/06 W 65-50 H 2/19/06 L 55-61 A SERIES GAME-BY-GAME SCORES 7* LA SALLE BASKETBALL COACHING STAFF 2006-07 OPPONENTS RECORD BOOK Jan. 19 at Glassboro 80 83 ANGI Jan. 23 at Immaculata 60 93 Jan. 28 Edinboro 73 71 SCARENG Jan. 30 Pittsburgh 81 99 Feb. 2 Loyola 81 74 MARY Feb. 9 at Temple 93 76 Head Coach 1975-78 Feb. 14 at Bloomsburg 80 74 Feb. 16 Princeton 71 80 (3 Seasons) OXO NN Feb. 18 at Villanova 70 78 42 Wins, 23 Losses Feb. 20 St. Joseph's 89 110 Feb. at Lafayette 82 Head Coach 1972- 23 72 Feb. 28 Penn 88 69 Seasons) 1975-76 (Won 13, Lost 5) (3 Mar. 1 at Lehigh 80 75 23 Wins, 17 Losses DATE OPPONENT LSC OPP Mar. 3 Shippensburg 75 70 Dec. 4 Cheyney 52 63 Mar. 4 Seton Hall 80 68 Dec. 8 Rutgers 57 50 HEAD COACH: Angle Scarengelli 1972-73 (Won 11, Lost * 4) Dec. 11 Phila. Textile 76 33 Salisbury State Tournament DATE OPPONENT LSC OPP Dec. 15 Eastern 83 15 Dec. 12 Phila. Bible 31 11 Jan. 27 at Widener 67 25 Dec. 21 Lady of the Angels 49 31 Jan. 29 St. Joseph's 57 79 at Temple Jan. 18 Lady of Lourdes 45 14 Jan. 31 60 73 LINDA ^-^ Jan. 23 Penn State-Ogontz 48 32 Feb. 3 Penn State-Ogontz 74 66 Feb. Gwynedd Mercy 82 60 Jan. 25 Gwynedd Mercy 38 33 5 LASTOWKA Jan. 29 Manor 47 48 Feb. 10 Cabrini 82 64 Jan. 31 Temple 31 61 Feb. 12 at Villanova 61 47 Feb. 6 at Beaver 38 22 Feb. 17 at Chestnut Hill 80 56 Head Coach 1978-80 Feb. 8 Holy Family 45 32 Feb. 20 at Penn 72 56 (2 Seasons) Feb. 10 Villanova 38 42 Feb. 24 Princeton 63 58 Feb. 26 Drexel 66 31 Wins, 23 Losses Feb. 13 Chestnut Hill 65 32 48 s(1 Mar. lona * Feb. 15 Cabrini 38 35 5 72 55 Mar. Princeton * 40 Feb. 19 Penn Morton (Widener) 47 31 5 57 1978-79 (Won 14, Lost 12) Mar. Ursinus * Feb. 22 St. Joseph's 30 45 6 69 89 DATE OPPONENT LSC OPP Feb. 27 Harcum 45 23 HEAD COACH: Angle Scarengelli HEAD COACH: Mary O'Connor *EAIAW Small College Tournament Dec. 7 Phila. Textile 79 31 Dec. 9 Delaware 58 68 Dec. 12 at Trenton 57 61 1 973'74 (Won 7, Lost 6) *976-77 (Won 14, Lost 8) Jan. 6 at Kean 58 88 DATE OPPONENT LSC OPP DATE OPPONENT LSC OPP Jan. 8 at Edinboro 62 79 Jan. 15 Penn State-Ogontz 40 26 Dec. 2 Franklin & Marshall 90 51 Jan. 10 at Pittsburgh 57 71 Rutgers Jan. 17 Westchester 38 53 Dec. 7 at 93 85 Jan. 11 at Pitt-Johnstown 70 82 Bloomsburg Jan. 19 Temple 35 50 Dec. 10 92 57 Jan. 15 at West Chester 68 79 Trenton Jan. 21 at Widener 39 37 Dec. 14 at State 58 52 Jan. 18 Glassboro 95 65 Adelphi Jan. 24 Cheyney 37 47 Dec. 19 58 72 Jan. 20 Kutztown 95 46 Kean Jan. 28 Drexel 50 22 Dec. 22 70 94 Jan. 23 Immaculata 77 66 Jan. 30 St. Joseph's (Palestra) 36 54 Jan. 12 at Pittsburgh 60 73 Jan. 25 Bloomsburg 99 82 at Edinboro Feb. 7 Gwynedd Mercy 46 32 Jan. 13 65 85 Jan. 27 Ursinus 79 47 Temple Feb. 12 at Cabrini 43 36 Jan. 18 (Palestra) 76 61 Jan. 28 West Virginia 76 79 Feb. 19 at Chestnut Hill 58 51 Jan. 21 Immaculata 44 70 Feb. 1 at Georgetown 72 69 Feb. 14 Villanova 43 61 Jan. 25 at Drexel 95 39 Feb. 2 at Loyola 76 69 Feb. 21 Beaver 48 21 Feb. 1 at Penn State (Ogontz) 73 40 Feb. 6 Temple 78 61 Feb. at Gwynedd Mercy Feb. 28 Penn 53 57 3 99 44 Feb. 8 Lafayette 70 50 HEAD COACH: Mary 0' Connor Feb. 4 Manhattanville 74 48 Feb. 13 Villanova 67 60 Feb. 8 Salisbury 77 68 Feb. 15 at Maryland 54 m Feb. 10 Villanova 81 62 Feb. 20 at St. Joseph's 81 1974-75 (Won 5, Lost 7) 58 Feb. 15 Chestnut Hill 76 23 Feb. 22 Cheyney 64 92 DATE OPPONENT LSC OPP Feb. 17 at Princeton 55 59 Feb. 24 Lehigh 65 53 Dec. at Eastern 5 63 32 Feb. 19 Lehigh 104 59 Feb. 27 at Penn 75 68 Dec. 10 Phila. Bible 57 17 Feb. 22 at St. Joseph's 58 76 Mar. 2 Catholic U. * 72 52 Jan. 18 at Penn Feb. Cheyney * 39 76 24 52 92 Mar. 3 Bowie State 62 81 Jan. 22 Widener 60 36 Feb. 26 Penn (Palestra) 81 56 HEAD COACH: Linda Lastowka Jan. 27 at Drexel 55 59 HEAD COACH: Angle Scarengelli * EAIAW Tournament Jan. 30 at St. Joseph's 26 96 Feb. 3 at Penn State-Ogontz 29 52 1977-78 (Won 15, Lost 10) 1979-80 (Won 17, Lost 11) Feb. 6 at Gwynedd Mercy 52 48 Feb. 11 Cabrini 43 48 DATE OPPONENT LSC OPP DATE OPPONENT LSC OPP * Feb. 13 Villanova 33 102 Dec. 2 James Madison * 62 60 Dec. 1 Kutztown 66 33 Feb. 18 Chestnut Hill Dec. 1 Lafayette * 46 55 Dec. 3 Salisbury* 74 62 59 51 Feb. 20 Beaver Dec. Davis Elkins 80 68 51 27 Dec. 7 Cheyney 39 83 4 & HEAD COACH: Dec. Kean 66 71 Mary O'Connor Dec. 9 at Lincoln 98 38 6 Dec. 12 Trenton State * 62 69 Dec. 8 Delaware 63 60 Purdue Dec. 13 Maryland-Baltimore Co 94 53 Dec. 9 64 58 Dec. 19 Holy Family 98 17 Dec. 11 Trenton State 70 51 at St. Peter's 60 Dec. 27 Trenton State 78 73 Dec. 16 95 Dec. 28 Seton Hall 70 93 Jan. 9 Catholic # 60 49 72 SERIES GAME-BY-GAME SCORES Jan. 6 Kean 58 80 Jan. 10 Delaware # 59 56 2006-07 EXPLORERS 2005-06 REVIEW LA SALLE UNIVERSITY MEDIA INFORMATION Jan. 11 Towson State # 72 84 Jan. 12 Edinboro 82 69 YEAR-BY-YEAR SCORES 1972-2006 )an. 15 St. Joseph's 57 59 Jan. 17 at Glassboro 75 56 21 West Chester 66 Jan. 77 Dec. 9 West Chester 84 67 Jan. 24 at Immaculata 82 57 Dec. 11 Manhattan * 93 72 Pitt-Johnstown 82 * Jan. 29 88 Dec. 12 Northeastern 55 50 Feb. 2 at Bloomsburg 97 70 Dec. 28 George Washington # 59 55 Feb. at Temple 5 58 69 Dec. 29 Pittsburgh* 58 55 Feb. 7 Loyola (MD) 73 79 Dec. 30 Penn State # 43 69 Pittsburgh Feb. 9 66 78 Jan. 6 at Penn State 62 79 Feb. 10 Georgetown 101 87 Jan. 9 at Lafayette 81 55 Feb. 13 at American 68 72 Jan. 12 Mt. St. Mary's 81 80 Feb. 14 at Maryland 54 115 Jan. 15 Syracuse & 61 63 Feb. 16 Lehigh at 79 40 Jan. 16 Seton Hall & 70 57 Feb. 20 at Cheyney 55 61 Jan. 19 Penn 74 64 Feb. 23 Villanova 68 80 Jan. 26 Georgetown 72 63 Feb. 27 Penn 65 61 Jan. 29 Pittsburgh 60 62 HEAD COACH: Linda Arcari Lastowka Jan. 31 Northeastern 64 48 * La Salle Tournament # Towson Tournament Feb. 2 at Temple 58 55 Feb. 4 at Villanova 44 47 Feb. 6 at American 63 72 Feb. 7 at Howard 63 78 KEVIN Feb. 9 St. Joseph's 73 94 Feb. 16 at Hofstra 56 58 GALLAi Feb. 20 Long Island 83 70 Feb. 21 Robert Morris 76 63 Feb. 23 at Cheyney 49 75 Head Coach 1980-84 Feb. 27 at Seton Hall 54 87 (4 Seasons) HEAD COACH: Kevin Gallagher * Northeastern Tournament 61 Wins, 54 Losses # La Salle Invitational & Syracuse Orange Plus Classic 1980-81 (Won 17, Lost 11) 1982-83 (Won 16, Lost DATE OPPONENT LSC OPP 13) GINATOBIN Nov. 22 Duke 93 74 DATE OPPONENT LSC OPP Nov. 29 at Rutgers 64 111 Nov. 27 Vermont * 77 73 1983-84 (Won ii, Lost 18) * Dec. 5 Virginia State 67 63 Nov. 28 Dartmouth * 63 65 * DATE OPPONENT LSC Dec. 6 American 80 61 Dec. 1 Towson State (OT) 80 79 OPP Dec. 9 at Mt. St. Mary's 70 78 Dec. 4 at Delaware (OT) 83 78 Nov. 25 at Monmouth 67 66 Dec. 11 at Delaware 79 86 Dec. 28 St. Peter's* 51 61 Nov. 26 Boston University 56 67 Dec. 20 Villanova 46 70 Dec. 29 Seton Hall # 69 66 Dec. 6 St. Joseph's 71 76 Dec. 21 Hofstra 71 65 Dec. 30 New Orleans # 66 73 Dec. 10 Delaware 72 64 Dec. Dec. 22 at Drexel 28 Northeastern # 59 55 Jan. 3 lona 67 41 79 74 Dec. 28 Youngstown * Dec. 29 Providence # 71 66 Jan. 8 Bucknell 75 69 85 72 Dec. Cheyney * Dec. 30 Syracuse # 58 75 Jan. 10 at Rider 75 74 29 64 87 Jan. 6 at Edinboro 78 68 Jan. 12 at Pittsburgh 67 85 Dec. 30 Rutgers* 59 82 Jan. 2 Penn Jan. 7 at Pittsburgh 77 89 Jan. 13 at Duquesne 72 57 99 60 Jan. 13 Seton Hall 48 65 Jan. 18 at Penn 55 62 Jan. 7 at Temple 66 116 Jan. 19 at West Chester 85 80 Jan. 21 Howard 73 52 Jan. 9 Louisiana State 61 94 20 at Penn Jan. 11 Fairfield Jan. 63 54 Jan. 25 at Georgetown 55 76 93 95 Jan. 22 Immaculata 62 60 Feb. 2 Villanova 64 74 Jan. 14 St. Peter's 80 69 Jan. 28 Monmouth 69 65 Feb. 8 at St. Joseph's 61 74 Jan. 17 at Manhattan 72 102 Jan. 31 at Manhattan 80 66 Jan. 21 Holy Cross 60 Feb. 10 at Lehigh -ji 79 75 Feb. 3 Temple 88 84 Feb. 15 Monmouth 62 60 Jan. 24 at Syracuse 63 64 Feb. 7 American 99 76 Feb. 17 Temple 62 82 Jan. 25 at lona 65 70 Feb. 11 Howard 88 61 Feb. 19 Hofstra 86 76 Jan. 28 at Fordham 93 89 Feb. 14 at Georgetown 65 70 Feb. 22 Cheyney 47 83 Feb. 1 at Villanova 60 99 Feb. 15 atU.ofD.C 57 80 Feb. 23 Lafayette 60 51 Feb. 3 Vermont # 75 59 Feb. 17 at St. Joseph's 54 67 Feb. 26 Drexel 65 71 Feb. 4 Siena # 76 88 Feb. 19 at Long Island 91 83 Mar. 2 American 80 64 Feb. 9 at Fairfield 61 80 Feb. 24 Cheyney 47 58 Mar. 9 Lafayette & 82 48 Feb. 11 at St. Peter's 42 69 Feb. 26 Lehigh 94 49 Mar. 11 Lehigh & 76 70 Feb. 15 Manhattan 60 67 HEAD COACH: Kevin Gallagher Mar. 12 American & 67 66 Feb. 18 at Holy Cross 68 92 * Adidas Lady Owls Tournament Mar. 16 South Carolina St.$ 67 85 Feb. 20 Fordham 88 82 # La Salle Invitational HEAD COACH: Kevin Gallagher Feb. 22 lona 62 48 * Dartmouth Invitational Feb. 25 Manhattan& 62 60 1981-82 (Won 17, Lost 12) # La Salle Invitational Feb. 26 St. Peter's & 49 71 & East Coast Conference Tournament HEAD COACH: Kevin Gallagher DATE OPPONENT LSC OPP $ NCAA Tournament * La Salle Invitational Nov. 24 Rider 70 57 # Siena Tournament & MAAC Tournament Nov. 28 at Rutgers 58 105 Dec. 5 Delaware 69 46 Dec. 7 at Bucknell 90 41 SERIES GAME-BY-GAME SCORES 73 LA SALLE BASKETBALL COACHING STAFF 2006-07 OPPONENTS RECORD BOOK Jan. 14 Holy Cross 87 77 Dec. 23 St. Joseph's 50 49 Jan. 18 at Manhattan 71 59 Dec. 27 Lehigh # 88 50 Jan. 21 lona 99 77 Dec. 28 Fairleigh Dickinson # 80 53 Jan. 25 Penn 95 40 Dec. 29 Oklahoma State # 69 63 Feb. 1 Fordham 94 57 Jan. 2 Georgia Southern & 64 60 Feb. 4 St. Peter's 53 54 Jan. 3 Houston & 75 83 BILL Feb. 8 at Fairfield 56 52 Jan. 4 Radford & 64 63 Feb. 10 at Holy Cross 74 61 Jan. 11 Penn 83 53 "SPEED Feb. 15 Manhattan 83 57 Jan. 13 at Fordham 72 53 Feb. 18 at lona 83 65 Jan. 16 Fairfield 74 55 MOR Feb. 25 at St. Peter's 69 76 Jan. 21 Holy Cross 68 73 Head Coach 1984-86 Mar. 6 Holy Cross % 76 65 Jan. 23 at Manhattan 72 59 Mar. 7 St. Peter's % 78 67 Jan. 26 lona 100 (2 Seasons) 59 Mar. 12 Villanova $ 55 60 Feb. 4 Delaware 68 58 43 Wins, 17 Losses HEAD COACH: Bill "Speedy" Morris Feb. 6 Fordham 80 65 * Montana Invitational # La Salle Invitational Feb. 10 St. Peter's 83 55 1984-85 (Won 22, Lost 8) & Miami Classic % MAAC Tournament Feb. 13 at Fairfield 58 54 $ NCAA Tournament Feb. 17 at Holy Cross 90 82 DATE OPPONENT LSU OPP Feb. 20 Manhattan 64 57 Nov. 26 at Delaware 62 57 Feb. 24 at lona 113 73 Nov. 30 Concordia * 79 65 Feb. 29 Morgan State 85 63 Dec. 1 Connecticut * 67 56 JOHN Mar. 2 at St. Peter's 73 67 Dec. 5 at St. Joseph's 64 69 Mar. 7 St. Peter's % 77 56 Dec. 8 at Penn 72 60 MILL Mar. 9 Fairfield % 50 55 Dec. 11 Villanova 54 56 Mar. 16 Penn State $ 85 86 Dec. 19 Drexel 78 64 Head Coach 1986-2004 HEAD COACH: John Miller Dec. 27 Duquesne # 86 59 * Rhode Island Tournament # La Salle Invitational Dec. 28 Iowa # 51 70 (18 Seasons) & Florida Int. Tournament % MAAC Tournament Dec. 29 South Carolina State # 61 55 317 Wins, 203 Losse $ NCAA Tournament Jan. 2 Rhode Island & 64 57 Jan. 3 Cleveland State & 80 57 Jan. George Washington & 1988-89 (Won 28, Lost 3) 4 55 57 1986-87 (Won 21, Lost 7) Jan. 6 Notre Dame 71 66 DATE OPPONENT LSU OPP Jan. Fairfield (OT) 60 DATE OPPONENT LSU OPP 9 65 Nov. 29 at Morgan State 67 54 Dec. 1 at Delaware 60 56 Jan. 12 at St. Peter's 58 53 Dec. Lehigh * * 3 90 58 Dec. Arkansas St. 90 71 Jan. 15 Manhattan 88 61 5 Dec. Brown * 87 62 * 4 Jan. at Holy Cross 60 Dec. 6 Wichita St. 68 70 19 53 Dec. 10 Temple 73 71 Jan. 22 lona 81 Dec. 9 at Villanova 64 78 63 Dec. 13 at Villanova 70 58 Dec. 13 Temple 56 47 Jan. 26 Fordham 72 58 Dec. 22 Northwestern 69 67 Temple 68 Dec. 21 East Carolina 72 Jan. 29 77 79 Dec. 27 Hofstra # 81 52 Feb. 6 at Fairfield (OT) 72 83 Dec. 23 at St. Joseph's 58 54 Dec. 28 Robert Morris # 80 43 Feb. St. Peter's 89 Dec. 27 Youngstown State # 76 60 9 73 Dec. 29 Loyola (IL) # 75 58 Feb. 12 at Manhattan 87 58 Dec. 28 Connecticut # 65 60 Jan. 2 at Santa Clara 74 55 Feb. Holy Cross Dec. 29 James Madison # 52 62 15 69 79 Jan. 4 at St. Mary's 82 76 Feb. 19 at lona 86 73 Jan. 4 Miami 77 65 Jan. 5 at San Francisco 71 60 Feb. 23 at Fordham 62 Jan. 5 Richmond 69 60 75 Jan. 10 at Penn 61 57 Mar. 1 Fordham Jan. 8 Niagara 90 55 % 78 63 Jan. 14 Manhattan 62 32 Mar. 2 Holy Cross 61 62 Jan. 10 Manhattan 71 55 % Jan. 19 at Holy Cross 69 76 Mar. Fairfield 60 Jan. 13 at Penn 83 45 3 % 84 Jan. 21 at Fairfield 63 48 HEAD COACH: Bill "Speedy" Morris Jan. 15 at Holy Cross 74 84 Jan. 25 St. Peter's 83 81 * Finast Gold Cup # La Salle Invitational Jan. 17 at Fairfield 60 63 Jan. 28 Fordham 82 69 & Miami Women's Court Classic Jan. 20 St. Peter's 65 57 Jan. 31 at St. Joseph's 75 68 MAAC Tournament Jan. 23 Fordham 65 54 % Feb. 6 at Delaware 67 63 Jan. 29 at lona 72 81 Feb. 8 lona 79 72 Feb. 3 lona 95 68 1985-86 (Won 2i t Lost 9) Feb. 11 at Manhattan 71 45 Feb. 7 at Manhattan 66 63 Feb. 15 Holy Cross 81 80 DATE OPPONENT LSU OPP Feb. Holy Cross 91 81 9 Feb. 18 Fairfield 66 51 Nov. 25 Delaware 65 55 Feb. 14 Fairfield 50 49 Feb. 22 at St. Peter's 89 76 Nov. 30 at Fairleigh Dickinson 81 64 Feb. 17 at St. Peter's 80 58 Feb. 25 at Fordham 84 80 Dec. 4 at Temple 62 65 Feb. 22 at Fordham 72 59 Mar. 4 at lona 63 56 Dec. 7 at Fordham 81 57 Feb. 26 Fairleigh Dickinson 65 46 Mar. 10 Fordham & 73 70 Dec. 10 Villanova 56 66 Mar. Manhattan& 51 5 53 Mar. 11 Holy Cross & 81 82 Dec. 13 Montana Tech * 99 55 HEAD COACH: John Miller Mar. 15 Connecticut $ 72 63 Dec. 14 Montana * 61 69 * Wichita Shootout # La Salle Invitational Mar. 18 Tennessee $ 61 91 Dec. 20 St. Joseph's 60 62 & MAAC Tournament HEAD COACH: John Miller Dec. 27 Ball State # 66 53 * Siena Classic # La Salle Invitational Dec. 28 Massachusetts # 67 61 1987-88 (Won 25, Lost 5) & MAAC Tournament $ NCAA Tournament Dec. 29 St. Joseph's* 61 68 OPP Jan. 3 Southwest Texas St.& 88 58 DATE OPPONENT LSU Jan. 4 Fairfield & 75 56 Nov. 28 Richmond 53 50 Dec. Siena * 1989-90 (Won 15, Lost 14) Jan. 5 Oklahoma & 69 71 5 78 44 Dec. 6 Rhode Island * 60 Jan. 8 New Mexico State 68 58 49 DATE OPPONENT LSU OPP Dec. 12 at Temple 67 Jan. 11 Fairfield 76 63 59 Nov. 28 Morgan State 68 28 Dec. 15 Villanova 49 60 Dec. 2 at Temple 68 65 74 SERIES GAME-BY-GAME SCORES 06-07 EXPLORERS 2005-06 REVIEW LA SALLE UNIVERSITY MEDIA INFORMATION Dec. 9 at lona 61 57 Dec. 11 Penn 63 49 YEAR-BY-YEAR SCORES 1972-2006 Dec. 22 Villanova 55 56 Dec. 27 Wright State* 84 57 Dec. 28 Canisius * 58 50 Dec. 27 Colgate* 92 44 Dec. 5 SetonHall* 48 73 Dec. Connecticut (OT) * 72 29 83 Dec. 28 Marquette # 106 88 Dec. 8 at Temple 66 57 )an. James Madison # 56 69 3 Dec. 29 Butler # 75 71 Dec. 11 at Drexel 80 75 Jan. 4 U. of D.C. # 63 45 Jan. 3 at Valparaiso 90 95 Dec. 14 St. Joseph's 50 58 )an. 5 Murray State # 59 78 Jan. 5 at Notre Dame 86 65 Dec. 23 Villanova 56 54 )an. Loyola (MD) 64 42 9 Jan. 8 Manhattan 68 54 Dec. 28 Towson State # 61 57 |an. Siena 71 13 73 Jan. 13 at Loyola 69 57 Dec. 29 Mount St. Mary's # 69 50 |an. 15 Fairfield 50 69 Jan. 17 at St. Peter's 52 72 Jan. 4 American 81 52 )an. 20 at Niagara 67 62 Jan. 19 Siena 83 66 Jan. 7 Georgia Southern 81 71 83 Jan. 25 at Holy Cross 85 75 Jan. 22 lona 62 59 Jan. 8 UNC-Wilmington & 62 51 )an. 27 at Fordham 65 73 Jan. 24 at Niagara 96 65 Jan. 12 Loyola (I L) (Civ. Ctr.) 64 61 Feb. lona 3 69 57 Jan. 26 at Canisius 76 61 Jan. 15 Notre Dame 73 92 Feb. St. Joseph's 80 5 73 Jan. 29 at Fairfield 62 57 Jan. 20 at Detroit 66 58 Feb. 7 St. Peter's 69 76 Feb. 1 Loyola 106 67 Jan. 22 at Xavier 60 82 Feb. 10 at Manhattan 65 57 Feb. 4 at lona 83 68 Jan. 27 Evansville 85 66 Feb. at Fairfield 14 65 79 Feb. 8 at Siena 68 48 Jan. 29 Butler 70 66 Feb. 17 Holy Cross 60 68 Feb. 11 St. Peter's 63 67 Feb. 3 at Delaware 69 64 Feb. 21 Manhattan 64 52 Feb. 18 Fairfield 75 65 Feb. 5 George Mason 77 65 Feb. at St. Peter's 68 24 74 Feb. 21 Niagara 96 76 Feb. 10 Xavier 76 85 Feb. 27 Canisius 55 75 Feb. 23 Canisius 79 56 Feb. 12 Detroit 57 65 Mar. Fordham 72 3 59 Feb. 29 at Manhattan 67 54 Feb. 17 at Notre Dame 85 75 Mar. 8 Niagaras. 85 80 Mar. 6 lona & 79 68 Feb. 19 at Loyola (Chicago) 66 80 Mar. 9 Fairfield & 63 70 Mar. 7 Manhattan & 67 55 Feb. 24 at Butler 87 85 HEAD COACH: John Miller Mar. 8 St. Peter's & 71 73 Feb. 26 at Evansville 90 73 * La Salle Invitational # Florida Int. Tournament Mar. 26 Nebraska % 78 79 Mar. 5 Butler % 83 70 & MAAC Tournament Mar. 27 Wisconsin-G.B. % 53 65 Mar. 6 Notre Dame % 55 79 Mar. 28 UAB % 71 76 HEAD COACH: John Miller 1990-91 (Won 16, Lost 12) HEAD COACH: John Miller * Mayfair Farms Classic # La Salle Invitational * Lady Bonnies Classic # La Salle Invitational & Holiday Inn North Carolina Tournament DATE OPPONENT LSU OPP & MAAC Tournament % WNIT Tournament % MCC Championships Dec. 1 at Penn 74 67 Dec. 3 at St. Joseph's 55 66 * 16, Lost 11) 20, Lost Dec. 7 Cal. State-Fullerton 55 75 1992-93 (Won 1994-95 (Won 10) * Dec. 8 North Texas State 71 66 DATE OPPONENT LSU OPP DATE OPPONENT LSU OPP Dec. 11 Temple 70 61 Dec. 1 Penn. (St. Joseph's) 83 77 Dec. 1 at Penn 75 64 Dec. 22 at Villanova 48 51 Dec. 4 Boise State* 65 82 Dec. 3 at Fordham * 58 50 Dec. 27 Hartford # 66 60 Dec. 5 UC Irvine* 68 66 Dec. 4 at Harvard 86 79 Dec. 28 Santa Clara # 54 63 Dec. 8 Temple (Phil. Civ. Ctr.) 79 88 Dec. 7 at Temple 90 54 Dec. 29 Ohio # 67 73 Dec. 15 at St. Josephs 56 67 Dec. 10 at St. Joseph's 52 60 Jan. Loyola (MD) 82 52 3 Dec. 22 at Villanova 60 62 Dec. 22 at Villanova 52 56 Jan. 6 at Michigan 65 67 Dec. 28 Central Conn. St. # 96 63 Dec. 28 Morgan State # 84 64 Jan. 7 at Detroit 65 58 Dec. 29 Nebraska # 92 88 Dec. 29 Richmond # 73 57 Jan. 10 Manhattan 51 62 Jan. 2 Notre Dame 69 63 Jan. 3 at Tampa 70 51 Jan. 14 at Fairfield 66 68 Jan. 5 Drexel 77 61 Jan. 4 at South Florida 69 74 Jan. 18 Niagara 72 62 Jan. 7 at Butler 64 90 Jan. 12 Wright State 69 56 Jan. 20 Canisius 82 62 Jan. 9 at Evansville 53 70 Jan. 14 Xavier 83 69 Jan. 23 at lona 48 77 Jan. 14 Xavier 75 86 Jan. 19 at Detroit 72 88 Jan. 30 at St. Peter's 68 76 Jan. 16 Dayton 100 67 Jan. 21 at Notre Dame 65 87 Feb. 2 Siena 79 69 Jan. 21 Loyola (IL) 79 49 Jan. 25 at Butler 59 81 Feb. 6 at Manhattan 53 55 Jan. 23 Detroit 77 76 Jan. 28 Illinois-Chicago 86 71 Feb. 10 Fairfield 68 82 Jan. 30 at Duquesne 81 71 Jan. 30 Cleveland State 67 61 Feb. 15 at Niagara 83 58 Feb. 4 at Notre Dame 58 61 Feb. 2 at Wisconsin-Milwaukee 84 55 Feb. 17 at Canisius 65 51 Feb. 6 at Chicago State 76 58 Feb. 4 at Wisconsin-Green Bay 49 70 Feb. 20 lona 100 54 Feb. 11 Evansville 70 54 Feb. 9 Northern Illinois 70 84 Feb. 26 at Loyola 80 61 Feb. 13 Butler 84 68 Feb. 11 Loyola-Chicago 90 56 Mar. 1 St. Peter's 79 74 Feb. 18 at Dayton 65 81 Feb. 16 Detroit 74 61 Mar. 3 at Siena 52 79 Feb. 20 at Xavier 54 79 Feb. 18 Notre Dame 84 68 Mar. 7 Manhattan & 63 70 Feb. 25 at Detroit 88 69 Feb. 23 at Wright State 80 74 HEAD COACH: John Miller Feb. 27 at Loyola(Chicago) 70 54 Feb. 25 at Xavier 67 83 * Montana Classic # La Salle Invitational Mar. 4 Duquesne 96 60 Mar. 1 at Cleveland State 81 73 & MAAC Tournament Mar. 8 Evansville & 68 71 Mar. 5 Cleveland State & 79 62 HEAD COACH: John Miller Mar. 9 at Illinois-Chicago 81 81 67 1991-92 (Won 25, Lost 8) * Disneyland Freedom Bowl # La Salle Invitational Mar. 10 at Detroit & 60 55 & MCC Championships Mar. 11 at Northern Illinois 8. 80 DATE OPPONENT LSU OPP 77 HEAD COACH: John Miller Nov. 26 at Temple 61 50 * Harvard Tournament # La Salle Invitational Nov. 30 Penn 90 60 1993-94 (Won 19, Lost 9) & MCC Tournament Dec. 6 Columbia * 68 35 DATE OPPONENT LSU OPP Dec. 7 at St. Bonaventure * 81 69 Nov. 30 Penn (V'nova) 65 57 Dec. 10 St. Joseph's 67 64 Dec. 4 Boston University * 69 50 Dec. 21 Villanova 50 54 SERIES GAME-BY-GAME SCORES 75 ) ALLE BASKETBALL COACHING STAFF 2006-07 OPPONENTS RECORD BOOK Jan. 18 Rhode Island 70 43 Jan. 17 Dayton 72 86 Jan. 21 at Duquesne 76 72 Jan. 21 at St. Bonaventure 72 86 Jan. 23 Virginia Tech 69 40 Jan. 24 Fordham 58 46 Jan. 25 at George Washington 52 84 Jan. 28 George Washington 58 84 Jan. 30 at Fordham 73 58 Feb. 2 Temple 72 62 1995-96 (Won 19, Lost 10) Feb. 2 St. Bonaventure 66 65 Feb. 5 Duquesne 62 55 Feb. at Dayton DATE OPPONENT LSU OPP 6 66 57 Feb. 7 at Virginia Tech 35 62 Feb. 8 at Xavier Feb. 12 at Xavier Nov. 28 Delaware 78 56 52 35 54 66 Feb. 13 Temple Feb. 14 at Dayton 71 62 Dec. 1 Northwestern State * 60 77 75 59 Feb. 15 at St. Joseph's 65 Feb. 18 Virginia Tech Dec. 2 Nevada * 71 48 84 57 70 Feb. 20 George Washington 40 56 Feb. 21 at Duquesne 68 Dec. 6 at Siena 63 56 58 Feb. 22 at Virginia Tech 67 Feb. 26 vs. Fordham& 70 56 Dec. 9 Penn (V'nova) 88 56 54 Feb. 27 Virginia Tech 81 66 Feb. vs. George Washington Dec. 13 at American 68 65 27 59 85 Mar. 2 St. Joseph's & 61 HEAD COACH: John Miller Dec. 22 Villanova 49 61 51 HEAD COACH: John Miller # at Colorado State Tournament Dec. 28 Maryland-Baltimore Co. # . . .72 44 * CoreStates Classic *First Union Invitational Tournament Dec. 29 Kent# 71 77 # Florida International Tournament & Atlantic 10 Tournament Jan. 3 Drexel 75 49 & Atlantic 10 Tournament Jan. 8 at Duquesne 65 73 Jan. 10 at Rhode Island 90 80 1999-00 (Won 12, Lost 17 Jan. 13 Fordham 65 67 1997-98 (Won 15, Lost 13) DATE OPPONENT LSU OPP Jan. 15 Xavier 78 69 DATE OPPONENT LSU OPP Nov. 20 at Rider 74 60 Jan. 20 Massachusetts 87 77 Nov. 21 at Delaware State 71 63 Nov. 23 Penn 82 70 Jan. 25 at Virginia Tech 65 70 Nov. 24 Villanova 66 61 Nov. 28 at Drexel 70 55 Jan. 27 at Dayton 71 66 Dec. 2 at Bucknell 63 65 Dec. 1 at Villanova 75 65 Feb. 1 Virginia Tech 77 53 Dec. 5 vs. Indiana # 51 67 Dec. 3 vs. Hartford% 46 60 Feb. 4 George Washington 48 55 Dec. 6 vs. Butler # 66 80 Dec. 4 vs. Harvard% 71 74 Feb. 6 at Temple 70 59 Dec. 9 Penn 80 31 Dec. 8 Penn State 64 78 Feb. 10 at George Washington 43 56 Dec. 13 Delaware 76 46 Dec. 11 George Washington 61 72 Feb. 12 St. Joseph's 67 66 Dec. 20 Drexel 67 53 Dec 20 at Fairleigh Dickinson 69 59 Feb. 17 Dayton 85 50 Dec. 29 vs. Long Island * 95 59 Dec. 22 at Boston College 66 80 Feb. 22 Duquesne 74 72 Dec. 30 vs. Georgia * 64 80 Dec. 29 Lafayette* 70 75 Feb. 24 at Xavier 76 71 Jan. 2 Dayton 70 62 Dec. 30 Quinnipiac* 68 73 Feb. 27 at St. Bonaventure 70 82 Jan. 4 Xavier 61 78 Jan. 6 Massachusetts 57 61 Mar. 2 St. Joseph's & 65 62 Jan. 8 at Fordham 63 57 Jan. 12 at Duquesne 73 58 Mar. 3 Rhode Island & 67 62 Jan. 13 at Virginia Tech 57 65 Jan. 16 Virginia Tech 57 76 Mar. 4 George Washington & 68 73 Jan. 16 Duquesne 68 71 Jan. 20 at Xavier 55 85 HEAD COACH: John Miller Jan. 19 at George Washington 47 76 Jan. 22 at Dayton 58 88 * Holiday Inn Classic # La Salle Invitational Jan. 23 Rhode Island 81 44 Jan. 27 at George Washington 56 72 & Atlantic 10 Tournament Jan. 25 Massachusetts 52 67 Jan. 30 St. Bonaventure 62 42 Jan. 29 at Temple 84 67 Feb. 3 Dayton 38 64 Feb. 1 Virginia Tech 67 Feb. 6 Duquesne 58 50 1996-97 (Won 21, Lost 7) 55 Feb. 6 at Xavier 61 80 Feb. 10 at St. Joseph's 44 67 DATE OPPONENT LSU OPP Feb. 8 at Dayton 74 62 Feb. 12 at Temple 72 63 Nov. 25 Drexel 61 54 Feb. 10 at St. Joseph's 65 54 Feb. 18 Xavier 72 85 Dec. 4 at George Mason 69 47 Feb. 13 George Washington 53 67 Feb. 20 Rhode Island 72 46 Dec. 7 Siena 72 61 Feb. 19 St. Bonaventure 78 72 Feb. 24 at Virginia Tech 57 64 Dec. 10 at Penn 76 73 Feb. 21 at Duquesne 72 66 Feb. 27 at Fordham 65 55 Dec. 12 at Delaware 68 45 Feb. 24 vs. Rhode Island & 59 57 Mar. 3 vs. Temple& 63 49 Dec. 21 at Villanova 61 45 Feb. 26 vs. George Washington & . . .51 66 Mar. 4 vs. George Washington 69 75 Dec. 28 Niagara* 78 39 HEAD COACH: John Miller HEAD COACH: John Miller Dec. 29 Towson State * 83 69 # Indiana University Tournament % at Worcester Holiday Tournament Jan. 3 St. Mary's # 63 62 * CoreStates Invitational Tournament *La Salle Invitational Tournament Jan. 4 at Florida Int'l # 62 80 & Atlantic to Tournament & Atlantic 10 Tournament Jan. 6 Duquesne 94 78 Jan. 9 Xavier 67 54 1998-99 (Won 14, Lost 14) 2000-01 (Won 15, Lost 14 Jan. 12 Dayton 83 70 Jan. 16 at Massachusetts 37 65 DATE OPPONENT LSU OPP DATE OPPONENT LSU OPP Nov. 21 Delaware State 84 59 Nov. 17 Rider 81 52 1996 CORESTATES CLASSIC CHAMPIONS Nov. 24 at Air Force 63 58 Nov. 26 Drexel 84 74 Nov. 27 vs. Wisconsin-Milw.# 65 62 Nov. 28 at Villanova 56 70 Nov. 28 vs. Colorado State. # 47 95 Dec. 1 at Arizona State% 56 73 Dec. 2 at Villanova 36 63 Dec. 3 vs. Kent State% 77 66 Dec. 5 at Penn 67 60 Dec. 7 at Penn 57 61 Dec. 8 Bucknell 68 56 Dec. 9 Boston College 47 70 Dec. 12 at George Washington 48 69 Dec. 18 Farleigh Dickinson 77 56 Dec 21 Drexel 82 74 Dec. 21 at Penn State 64 84 Dec. 29 Princeton* 54 55 Dec 29 Canisus* 78 65 Dec. 30 Arkansas State* 80 72 Dec. 30 Sacred Heart* 59 55 Jan. 2 at Massachusetts 49 68 Jan. 5 Dayton 72 75 Jan. 4 at Rhode Island 71 62 Jan. 7 at Duquesne 78 60 Jan. 8 St. Joseph's 37 52 Jan. 12 St. Bonaventure 78 56 Jan. 16 Xavier 63 61 Jan. 15 George Washington 52 57 76 SERIES GAME-BY-GAME SCORES )) ) ) 06-07 EXPLORERS 2005-06 REVIEW LA SALLE UNIVERSITY MEDIA INFORMATION Jan. 20 at Rhode Island 59 47 Jan. 22 at Massachusetts 74 51 YEAR-BY-YEAR SCORES 1972-2006 Jan. 26 St. Joseph's 51 67 Jan. 30 at George Washington 55 70 Feb. 2 Rhode Island 55 38 Jan. 19 St. Joseph's 80 83 Nov. 20 vs. Wagner* 75 52 Feb. 4 Temple 67 68 Jan. 23 Richmond 74 62 Nov. 23 at Penn 49 51 Feb. 8 at Xavier 64 74 Jan. 26 at St. Bonaventure 56 57 Nov. 28 Drexel 67 50 Feb. 10 at Dayton 61 66 at George Washington 81 Jan. 30 51 Dec. Boston (OT) 89 87 Feb. Fordham 4 14 57 55 Feb. 2 at Massachusetts 51 66 Dec. 08 at Villanova 70 Feb. 18 at St. Bonaventure 65 63 54 Feb. 6 Fordham 62 54 Dec. 11 Binghamton Feb. 21 at Temple 60 69 76 73 Feb. 9 Temple 63 67 Feb. 24 Duquesne 64 46 Dec. 19 Delaware 67 68 Feb. 13 Dayton 70 69 Mar. 2 vs. Fordham& 62 Dec. 22 at Providence 68 32 75 Feb. 15 Xavier 51 65 Mar. vs. Temple& 69 76 Dec. 28 Georgetown 79 67 3 Feb. 20 at Richmond 56 69 HEAD COACH: John Miller Dec. Kent State (OT) 80 Feb. 23 George Washington 63 70 30 72 % at Wells Fargo Classic Jan. Richmond 61 Mar. 1 Rhode Island 58 53 4 54 *La Salle Invitational Tournament Mar. 6 vs. MassachusettsS 67 62 Jan. 7 at Massachusetts 60 67 & Atlantic 10 Tournament Mar. 7 vs. Xavier& 58 74 Jan. 9 at Rhode Island 74 67 HEAD COACH: John Miller Jan. 13 at Duquesne 60 64 2001-02 (Won 6, Lost 22 % Southern Methodist University Tournament Jan. 17 Temple 47 57 * La Salle Invitational 21 Dayton 61 DATE OPPONENT LSU OPP Jan. 67 & Atlantic 10 Tournament Xavier 66 Nov. 17 St. Francis (NY) 87 90 Jan. 23 55 at St. Bonaventure (OT) 82 Nov. 20 Penn 74 69 Jan. 30 77 Nov. 25 at Drexel 69 76 2003-04 (Won 15, Lost 13 Feb. 4 George Washington 65 53 Nov. 28 Villanova Feb. 6 Fordham 48 58 jj DATE OPPONENT LSU OPP jj Nov. 30 Houston% 49 65 Feb. 11 at Xavier 70 Nov. 22 vs. Texas A&M% 67 62 45 Dec. 1 Hofstra% 75 65 Feb. 13 at Dayton 65 75 Nov. 23 vs. University of Florida% . . .65 90 Dec. 8 at Marquette 63 Feb. at Richmond 54 Nov. 25 Penn 74 67 17 51 75 Dec. 18 at Delaware 66 83 Nov. 30 at Drexel 70 69 Feb. 20 Duquesne 62 54 Dec. 21 at Bucknell 65 89 Dec. 3 at Delaware 47 69 Feb. 25 Saint Joseph's 66 51 Dec. 29 Colgate* 94 66 Dec. 6 VILLANOVA 48 51 Feb. 27 at George Washington 46 47 Dec. 30 St. John's* 57 53 Dec. 17 HOWARD 70 49 Mar. 4 vs. Saint Joseph's& 50 56 Jan. at George Washington 50 67 3 Dec. 20 at St. Francis (NY) 67 53 HEAD COACH: Tom Lochner Jan. 6 St. Bonaventure 60 77 Dec. 29 COPPIN STATE* 71 57 * Seton Hall Tournament Jan. 10 Massachusetts 58 77 Dec. 30 BUCKNELL* 61 54 & Atlantic 10 Tournament Jan. 13 Rhode Island 40 77 Jan. 3 MASSACHUSETTS 64 60 Jan. 18 at Xavier 64 82 Jan. 6 DUQUESNE 67 78 2005-06 (Won ii, Lost Jan. 20 at Dayton 72 82 17 Jan. 9 at Fordham 63 73 Jan. 25 Richmond 74 95 Jan. 12 at Richmond 50 74 DATE OPPONENT LSU OPP Jan. 27 Duquesne 62 70 A Jan. 18 GEORGE WASHINGTON 72 85 Nov. 19 vs. Tennessee-Martin 72 55 Jan. 31 at Fordham 60 62 A Jan. 23 at Saint Joseph's 52 68 Nov. 20 vs. Texas-Arlington 54 60 Feb. George Washington 61 87 3 Jan. 25 RICHMOND 70 67 Nov. 23 at Delaware 60 70 Feb. 7 at Richmond 52 84 Jan. 29 RHODE ISLAND 81 73 Nov. 27 Wagner jj 53 Feb. 10 at Duquesne 61 77 Jan. 31 at George Washington 64 81 Nov. 30 at Binghamton 70 84 Feb. 15 Xavier 63 58 Feb. 6 at Xavier 50 63 Dec. 4 Rider 74 50 Feb. 17 Dayton jj 76 Feb. 8 at Dayton 65 62 Dec. 10 at Drexel 48 53 Feb. 22 at St. Joseph's 72 54 Feb. 12 ST. BONAVENTURE 76 65 Dec. 20 Villanova 57 58 Feb. 24 at Temple 61 71 Feb. 15 at Duquesne 69 74 Dec. 22 Vanderbilt 57 70 Feb. 27 vs. Massachusetts& 46 58 Feb. 19 XAVIER 66 63 Dec. 30 at Kansas 72 75 HEAD COACH: John Miller Feb. 22 DAYTON 81 63 Jan. 3 at Rhode Island 55 48 % White Invitational (at Northwestern) Feb. 26 at Temple 59 71 Jan. 6 at Richmond 59 58 *La Salle Invitational Tournament Mar. 5 vs. St. BonaventureS 50 45 Jan. 8 Temple (OT) 64 66 & Atlantic 10 Tournament Mar. 6 vs. George Washington& ... .61 64 Jan. 13 St. Bonaventure 86 66 HEAD COACH: John Miller Jan. 16 Rhode Island 61 53 2002-03 (Won 15, Lost 14 % Boston University * La Salle Invitational Jan. 20 at Duquesne 52 43 & Atlantic 10 Tournament Jan. 22 Saint Joseph's 65 50 DATE OPPONENT LSU OPP Jan. 24 Penn 67 49 Nov. 22 vs. Wake Forest% 71 87 Jan. 27 Massachusetts 60 67 Nov. 23 vs. Stony Brook% 60 38 Jan. 29 at Charlotte 57 77 Nov. 26 Delaware 63 52 TOM ^^* Feb. 3 at Saint Louis 60 70 Dec. 1 Drexel 65 64 Feb. 10 Dayton 62 50 Dec. 7 at Villanova 57 72 LOCHNER Feb. 12 Xavier 62 70 Dec. 16 Marquette 78 91 Feb. 17 at George Washington 49 67 Dec. 18 at Howard 73 64 Feb. 19 at Saint Joseph's 55 61 Dec. 21 Bucknell 85 74 Head Coach 2004- Feb. 24 Fordham 68 76 Dec. 28 Robert Morris* 75 56 (2 Seasons) Feb. 26 at Massachusetts 55 63 Dec. 29 Holy Cross* 68 61 23 Wins, 33 Losses OL Mar. 3 Richmond* 53 60 Jan. Duquesne 67 3 55 HEAD COACH: Tom Lochner Jan. 6 at Penn 63 57 A South Florida Shootout Jan. 10 at Dayton 61 72 * 2004-05 (Won 12, Lost 16 ) • Atlantic 10 Tournament Jan. 12 at Xavier 54 73 Jan. 16 at Duquesne 52 61 DATE OPPONENT LSU OPP Nov. 19 at Seton Hall* 54 60 SERIES GAME-BY-GAME SCORES 77 LA SALLE BASKETBALL COACHING STAFF 2006-07 OPPONENTS RECORD BOOK 1. JENNIFER COLE (1989-1993) 1,875 Year GP FG-FGA PCT. 3PM-3PA PCT. FT-FTA PCT. PTS-AVG. 1989-90 28 95-218 .436 22-52 .423 28-32 .875 240-8.6 1990-91 28 160-403 •397 36-99 .364 58-72 .806 414-14.8 1991-92 33 229-517 •443 65-160 .406 162-187 .866 685-20.8 1992-93 27 172-439 .392 42-141 .298 150-165 .909 536-19.9 Career 116 656-1577 .416 165-452 .365 398-456 .873 1875-16.I 2. CHRISSIE DONAHUE (1993-1 997) 1,818 Year GP FG-FGA PCT. 3PM-3PA PCT. FT-FTA PCT. PTS-AVG. 1993-94 28 120-254 .472 3-20 .150 121-140 .864 364-13.0 1994-95 30 198-373 •531 8-17 •471 159-202 •787 563-18.8 1995-96 29 132-328 .402 5-23 .217 140-175 .800 409-14.1 1996-97 28 155-358 •433 11-28 •393 l6l-210 .767 482-17.2 Career "5 605-1313 .461 27-88 .307 581-727 •799 1818-15.8 3. MAUREEN KRAMER (1977-1981) 1,502 Year GP FG-FGA PCT. 3PM-3PA PCT. FT-FTA PCT. PTS-AVG. 1977-78 24 111-408 .272 64-125 •512 286-11.9 1978-79 26 148-344 .430 73-125 .584 369-14.2 1979-80 27 146-349 .418 59-122 .484 351-13.O 1980-81 28 179-397 •451 138-195 .708 496-17.7 Career 105 584-1498 .390 334-567 .589 1502-14.3 4. LINDA H ESTER (1982-1986) 1,490 Year GP FG-FGA PCT. 3PM-3PA PCT. FT-FTA PCT. PTS-AVG. 1982-83 27 60-173 347 40-64 .625 160-5.9 1983-84 22 83-176 •472 21-28 .750 187-8.5 1984-85 29 249-535 .465 81-109 •743 579-20.O 1985-86 30 237-532 •445 90-116 .776 564-18.8 Career 108 629-1416 .444 232-317 •732 1490-13.8 5. TRACEY SNEED (1985-1989) 1,486 Year GP FG-FGA PCT. 3PM-3PA PCT. FT-FTA PCT. PTS-AVG. 1985-86 17 23-44 •523 20-29 .690 66-3.9 1986-87 28 134-244 •549 87-120 •725 355-12-7 1987-88 30 175-349 .501 0-1 .000 151-165 •915 501-16.7 1988-89 31 201-378 •532 0-0 162-201 .806 564-18.2 Career 106 533-1015 •525 0-1 .000 420-515 .816 1486-14.O 6. JILL CRANDLEY (1982-1986) 1,451 Year GP FG-FGA PCT. 3PM-3PA PCT. FT-FTA PCT. PTS-AVG. 1982-83 29 103-238 •433 40-53 •755 246-8.5 1983-84 29 159-341 .466 62-75 .827 380-13.1 1984-85 20 153-253 .605 40-53 •755 346-17.3 1985-86 29 210-408 •515 59-74 •797 479-16.5 Career 107 625-1240 .504 201-255 .788 1451-13.6 7. KATHY BESS (1978-1982) 1, 426 Year GP FG-FGA PCT. 3PM-3PA PCT. FT-FTA PCT. PTS-AVG. 1978-79 26 123-164 .466 73-iio .664 319-12.3 1979-80 28 150-357 .420 58-90 .644 358-12.8 1980-81 25 126-260 .485 74-109 .679 326-13.O 1981-82 28 166-304 .546 91-125 .728 423-15.1 Career 107 565-1085 .521 296-434 .682 1426-13.3 78 ALL-TIME LEADING SCORERS 2005-06 REVIEW SALLE UNIVERSITY MEDIA INFORMATION ALL-TIME LEADING SCORERS 8. MARY GREYBUSH (1987-1991) 1,404 Year GP FG-FGA PCT. 3PM-3PA PCT. FT-FTA PCT. PTS-AVG. 1987-88 30 59-114 .518 0-0 57-70 .814 175-5-8 1988-89 30 98-185 .530 0-0 44-71 .620 240-8.0 1989-90 29 191-366 .522 0-2 .000 101-137 737 483-16.7 1990-91 26 196-400 .490 0-1 .000 114-144 .792 506-19.5 Career 115 544-1065 .511 0-3 .000 316-422 •749 1404-12.0 9. SHANNON MCDADE (1997-2001) 1,298 Year GP FG-FGA PCT. 3PM-3PA PCT. FT-FTA PCT. PTS-AVG. 0-0 225-8.0 1997-98 28 86-158 • 544 53-90 .589 1998-99 28 149-280 •532 1-1 1.000 61-126 •484 360-12.9 1999-00 29 143-246 •538 0-0 79-154 •513 365-12.6 2000-01 29 127-242 •525 0-0 94-142 .662 348-12.0 Career 114 505-926 •545 1-1 1.000 287-512 .561 1298-11.4 10. JENNIFER ZENSZER (1997-2001) 1,290 Year GP FG-FGA PCT. 3PM-3PA PCT. FT-FTA PCT. PTS-AVG. 1997-98 26 74-204 .363 36-99 .364 111-137 .810 295-11.3 1998-99 28 106-261 .406 37-110 .336 133-189 .704 382-13.6 1999-00 22 76-187 .406 40-97 .412 75-100 •750 267-12.1 2000-01 29 101-258 •391 61-164 372 83-114 .728 346-11.9 Career 105 357-910 .392 174-470 •370 402-540 •744 1290-12.3 11. ELLEN MALONE (1978-1982) 1,280 Year GP FG-FGA PCT. 3PM-3PA PCT. FT-FTA PCT. PTS-AVG. 1978-79 23 128-332 .386 58-79 734 314-13-7 1979-80 28 141-386 .365 93-129 •721 375-13-4 1980-81 28 120-301 .388 71-113 .628 311-11.1 1981-82 29 114-296 •385 52-82 •634 280-9.7 Career 108 503-1315 .383 274-403 .680 1280-11.9 12. DAVINEIA PAYNE (2002-2006) 1,214 Year GP FG-FGA PCT. 3PM-3PA PCT. FT-FTA PCT. PTS-AVG. 2002-03 29 125-321 .389 1-5 .200 94-130 •723 345-H-9 n 2003-04 28 103-245 .420 2-7 .286 36-63 •571 244-8.7 2004-05 28 126-276 •457 9-19 474 53-82 .646 314-11.2 2005-06 28 114-283 .403 19-53 •358 64-99 .646 311-11.1 t ;W Career 113 468-1,125 .416 31-84 .369 247-374 .660 1,214-10.7 13. JILL MARANO (2001-2005) 1 ,199 Year GP FG-FGA PCT. 3PM-3PA PCT. FT-FTA PCT. PTS-AVG. 2001-02 26 45-116 .388 7-16 •438 35-39 .897 132-5.1 2002-03 29 129-296 .436 36-93 .387 88-93 .946 382-13.2 2003-04 28 111-264 .420 38-85 •447 95-106 .896 355-12-7 2004-05 28 117-282 .415 57-123 •463 39-44 .886 330-11.8 Career ill 402-958 .420 138-317 •435 257-282 .911 1199-10.8 14. ALLISON HUDSON (1983-1987) 1,138 Year GP FG-FGA PCT. 3PM-3PA PCT. FT-FTA PCT. PTS-AVG. 1983-84 29 41-115 •357 49-67 •731 131-4.5 1984-85 30 125-284 •440 67-Hl .604 317-IO.6 1985-86 30 117-228 •513 71-105 .676 305-IO.2 1986-87 28 151-351 •430 83-127 •654 385-13.8 Career 117 434978 •444 270-410 .659 1138-9.7 ALL-TIME LEADING SCORERS J9 LA SALLE BASKETBALL COACHING STAFF » 2006-07 OPPONENTS RECORD BOOK ALL-TIME LEADING SCORERS ^/ 15. CRISTA RICKETTS (2003-) 1,136 r\ Year GP FG-FGA PCT. 3PM-3PA PCT. FT-FTA PCT. PTS-AVG. 0-1 f .. A 2003-04 28 135-296 .456 .000 124-167 •743 394-14.1 J* 2004-05 25 133-278 .478 0-1 .000 118-160 .738 384-15.4 2005-06 26 136-284 .479 0-3 .000 86-124 .694 358-13.8 Career 79 404-858 .471 0-5 .000 328-451 •727 1,136-14.4 16. LORI SPARLING (1992-1996) 1,125 <* w Year GP FG-FGA PCT. 3PM-3PA PCT. FT-FTA PCT. PTS-AVG. 1992-93 27 63-173 .364 12-27 •445 15-21 .714 153-5-7 1993-94 28 118-291 .406 16-56 .286 29-41 .707 281-10.0 1 Y 1994-95 28 137-345 -397 30-91 .330 35-42 .833 339-12.1 \ ' I 1995-96 29 134-341 -393 39-112 .348 45-67 .672 352-12.1 \ A . Career 112 452-1150 .393 97-286 •339 124-171 •725 1125-10.0 f 17. MARY HELLER (1990-1994) 1,098 ,*Uk Year GP FG-FGA PCT. 3PM-3PA PCT. FT-FTA PCT. PTS-AVG. 1990-91 18 14-34 -4 12 0-0 11-16 .688 39-2.2 * T 1991-92 33 102-204 .500 0-0 100-122 .820 304-9.2 - "wA 1992-93 27 130-256 .508 0-0 72-105 .686 332-12.3 1 /& 1993-94 28 160-332 .482 0-2 .000 103-l6l .640 423-15.1 i M 1 1 J Career 106 406-826 .492 0-2 .000 286-404 .708 IO98-IO.4 18. SUZANNE KEILTY (1998-2002) 1,097 Year GP FG-FGA PCT. 3PM-3PA PCT. FT-FTA PCT. PTS-AVG. 1998-99 28 65-212 .307 34-114 .298 43-63 .683 207-7.4 1999-00 29 96-281 .342 50-154 .325 56-75 •747 298-IO.3 1" 1 2000-01 29 84-261 .322 37-127 .291 44-54 .815 249-8.6 I- i\ I 1 2001-02 28 IO3-27O .381 52-127 .409 85-103 .825 343-12-3 Career 113 348-1024 .340 1 73522 331 228-295 •773 1097-9.7 ) / 19. JENNIFER MCGOWAN (1988-1993) 1,04 7 Year GP FG-FGA PCT. 3PM-3PA PCT. FT-FTA PCT. PTS-AVG. 1988-89 31 67-147 .456 0-0 34-45 .756 168-5.4 0-2 ^^H*re "*> V 1989-90 29 117-304 .385 .000 74-104 •712 308-IO.6 1990-91 5 13-37 .351 1-1 1.000 5-14 •357 32-6.4 sp /^^ 1991-92 33 89-221 .403 2-13 •154 64-97 .660 244-7.4 1992-93 27 113-229 .494 0-1 .000 69-109 .633 295-IO.9 Career 125 399-938 .425 3-17 .176 246-369 .667 1047-8.4 20. MARJORIE RHOADS (1997-2001) 1,042 Year GP FG-FGA PCT. 3PM-3PA PCT. FT-FTA PCT. PTS-AVG. V '* "• 1997-98 28 69-180 .383 3-23 .130 41-56 .732 182-6.5 1 A 1998-99 27 109-276 .395 8-36 .222 75-93 .806 301-H.l 1999-00 29 97-270 .359 4-24 .167 51-62 .823 249-8.6 ^ i 2000-01 29 112-254 -441 3-18 .167 83-105 •790 310-IO.7 v.aicci "i iO[-yo\j .}?•} 18-101 .178 250-316 •79 1 21. SUZI MCCAFFREY (1982-1986) 1,011 . «*n r Year GP FG-FGA PCT. 3PM-3PA PCT. FT-FTA PCT. PTS-AVG. 1982-83 25 102-223 .457 35-59 •593 239-9.6 1983-84 27 m-260 .427 64-100 .640 286-10.6 1984-85 29 106-232 .457 73-109 .670 285-9.8 ^ yy\ 1985-86 26 70-136 .515 61-78 .782 201-7-7 v-dicti i\j/ joy-oji •15/ 233-346 .673 1011-9.5 80 ALL-TIME LEADING SCORERS 6-07 EXPLORERS 2005-06 REVIEW LA SALLE UNIVERSITY I MEDIA INFORMATION \ PHILADELPHIA BIG 5 HALL OF FAME KATHY BESS CHRISSIE DONAHUE 1972-73 1993-97 JENN COLE JILLCRANDLEY 1989-93 1982-86 ELLEN MALONE TRACEYSNEED 1977-80 1985-89 SUZI MCCAFFREY JULIE REIDNAUER 1982-86 1980-84 BIG 5 HALL OF FAME Si ALL-TIME STAT LEADERS 1 rnpt SCORING AVERAGE FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE (6oo-point minimum) (300 FGM minimum) 16.1 (1875) Jennifer Cole 1989-93 i- 54-5 (505-926) Shannon McDade 1997-01 15.8 (1818) Chrissie Donahue 1993-97 2 - 5 2 -5 (533-1015) Tracey Sneed 1985-89 14.4 (1.136) Crista Ricketts 2003- 3. 51.5 (544-1065) Mary Greybush 1987-91 14.3 (1502) Maureen Kramer 1977-81 4. 50.4 (625-1240) Jill Crandley 1982-86 14.0 (i486) Tracey Sneed 1985-89 5- 49-3 (337-683) Kelly Briar 1983-87 13.8 (1490) Linda Hester 1982-86 6. 47.7 (565-1195) Kathy Bess 1978-82 Crista 13.6 (1451) Jill Crandley 1982-86 7. 47.1 (404-858) Ricketts 2003- 13-3 (1426) Kathy Bess 1978-82 8. 46.5 (317-682) Sheila Wall 1985-89 12.5 (1404) Mary Greybush 1987-91 9. 46.1 (605-1313) Chrissie Donahue 1993-97 12.3 (1290) Jen Zenszer 1997-01 10. 45.7 (389-851) Suzi McCaffrey 1982-86 GAMES PLAYED 1. 125 Jennifer McGowan 1988-93 117 Allison Hudson 1983-87 116 Jennifer Cole 1985-89 116 Cheryl Reeve 1984-88 115 Sarah Haynes 1995-98 115 Chrissie Donahue 1993-97 115 Ann Gallagher 1993-97 115 Mary Greybush 1987-91 114 Shannon McDade 1997-01 114 Suzanne Keilty 1998-02 114 Beth Hudak 1998-02 GAMES STARTED Chrissie Donahue 115 1993-97 THREE-POINTERS MADE 113 Davineia Payne 2002-06 1. 175 Meghan Wilkinson 2001-05 110 Lori Sparling 1992-96 2. 174 Jen Zenszer 1997-01 110 Cheryl Reeve 1984-88 3. 165 Jennifer Cole 1989-93 103 Jennifer Cole 1989-93 4. 138 JillMarano 2001-05 102 Jennifer McGowan 1988-93 5. 126 Sarah Haynes 1994-98 100 Suzanne Keilty 1998-02 6. 121 Suzanne Keilty 1998-02 99 Ellen Malone 1978-82 7. 104 Mamie McBreen 1993-97 94 Kathy Bess 1978-82 8. 98 Bonnie Randa 1999-03 90 Jill Crandley 1982-86 9. 97 Lori Sparling 1992-96 10. 89 Jenna Grabber 2003- FIELD GOALS MADE 1. 656 Jennifer Cole 1989-93 THREE-POINTERS ATTEMPTED 629 Linda Hester 1982-86 551 Meghan Wilkinson 2001-05 625 Jill Crandley 1982-86 522 Suzanne Keilty 1998-02 605 Chrissie Donahue 1993-97 470 Jen Zenszer 1997-01 584 Maureen Kramer 1977-81 452 Jennifer Cole 1989-93 565 Kathy Bess 1978-82 348 Sarah Haynes 1994-98 544 Mary Greybush 1987-91 317 Jill Marano 2001-05 533 Tracey Sneed 1985-89 286 Lori Sparling 1992-96 505 Shannon McDade 1997-01 264 Bonnie Randa 1999-03 503 Ellen Malone 1978-82 255 Marnie McBreen 1993-97 237 Katie Wolfe 1994-98 FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED 1. 1577 Jennifer Cole 1989-93 THREE-POINT PERCENTAGE 1498 Maureen Kramer 1977-81 (1987-present, J5 3PTA Minimum) 1416 Linda Hester 1982-86 1. 51.6 (47-91) Kelly Greenberg 1985-89 1315 Ellen Malone 1978-82 2. 48.1 (38-79) Jennifer Snyder 1985-89 1313 Chrissie Donahue 1993-97 3. 43.5 (138-317) Jill Marano 2001-05 1240 Jill Crandley 1982-86 4. 42.8 (89-208) Jenna Graber 2003- 1185 Kathy Bess 1978-82 5. 40.7 (104-255) Marnie McBreen 1993-97 1127 Lori Sparling 1992-96 6. 37.1 (98-264) Bonnie Randa 1999-03 1125 Davineia Payne 2002-06 7. 37.0 (174-470) Jen Zenszer 1997-01 10. 1065 Mary Greybush 1987-91 8. 36.9 (31-84) Davineia Payne 2002-06 9. 36.5 (165-452) Jennifer Cole 1989-93 10. 36.2 (126-348) Sarah Haynes 1994-98 ALL-TIME STATISTICAL LEADERS ALL-TIME STAT LEADERS FREE THROWS MADE OFFENSIVE REBOUNDS i. 581 Chrissie Donahue 1993-97 (Since 1987) 2 420 Tracey Sneed 1985-89 296 Mary Heller 1990-94 3 402 Jen Zenszer 1997-01 285 Shannon McDade 1997-01 4 398 Jennifer Cole 1989-93 267 Mary Greybush 1987-91 5 334 Maureen Kramer 1977-81 254 Chrissie Donahue 1993-97 6 328 Crista Ricketts 2003- 230 Davineia Payne 2002-06 7 316 Mary Greybush 1987-91 200 Monica Garrido Sanz 2001-05 8 296 Kathy Bess 1978-82 199 Crista Ricketts 2003- 9- 287 Shannon McDade 1997-01 193 Beth Hudak 1998-02 10. 286 Mary Heller 1990-94 186 Anita Plakins 1986-90 155 Tracey Sneed 1985-89 FREE THROWS ATTEMPTED 1. 727 Chrissie Donahue 1993-97 DEFENSIVE REBOUNDS 2. 567 Maureen Kramer 1977-81 (Since 1987) 3. 540 Jen Zenszer 1997-01 1. 660 Chrissie Donahue 1993-97 4. 515 Tracey Sneed 1985-89 2. 454 Jen Zenszer 1997-01 5. 512 Shannon McDade 1997-01 3. 452 Jennifer Cole 1989-93 6. 456 Jennifer Cole 1989-93 4. 450 Beth Hudak 1998-02 7. 451 Crista Ricketts 2003- 5. 445 Mary Greybush 1987-91 8. 434 Kathy Bess 1978-82 6. 441 Davineia Payne 2002-06 9. 422 Mary Greybush 1987-91 7. 437 Mary Heller 1990-94 10. 410 Allison Hudson 1983-87 8. 409 Shannon McDade 1997-01 9. 344 Melissa Hindenlang 1997-01 FREE THROW PERCENTAGE 10. 327 Marnie McBreen 1993-97 (150 FTM minimum) 327 Monica Garrido-Sanz 1. 91.1 (257-282) Jill Marano 2001-05 2. 87.3 (398-456) Jennifer Cole 1989-93 ASSISTS R. 81.6 (420-515) Tracey Sneed 1985-89 630 Mimi Harris 1988-92 4- 79-9 (581-727) Chrissie Donahue 1993-97 512 Kelly Greenberg 1985-89 5. 79.2 (179-226) Shaune McLaughlin 2002-06 465 Ann Gallagher 1993-97 MARY HELLER 6. 79.1 (250-316) Marjorie Rhoads 1997-01 444 Ellen Malone 1978-82 7. 78.8(201-255) Jill Crandley 1982-86 420 Cheryl Reeve 1984-88 8. 77.3 (228-295) Suzanne Keilty 1998-02 372 Chrissy Walker 1999-03 9. 76.4 (211-276) Katie Wolfe 1994-98 359 Sheila Wall 1985-89 10.76.0 (209-275) Cheryl Reeve 1984-88 342 Gina Tobin 1981-85 313 Chrissie Donahue 1993-97 303 Jennifer McGowan 1988-93 BLOCKS 147 Linda French 1982-87 136 Suzi McCaffrey 1982-86 78 Kathy Bess 1978-82 73 Tracey Sneed 1985-89 65 Mary Heller 1990-94 65 Shannon McDade 1997-01 7- 59 Dolores Seiberlich 1989-93 f 8. 50 Crista Ricketts 2003- lASlu.x 9- 48 Laura Newhard 1996-01 tf 10. 47 Mary Greybush 1987-91 JILL MARANO STEALS 1. 233 Jennifer McGowan 1988-93 REBOUNDS 226 Ellen Malone 1977-80 1. Kathy Bess 1978-82 1145 225 Chrissie Donahue 1993-97 2 Maureen Kramer 1050 1977-81 214 Jennifer Cole 1989-93 Chrissie Donahue 3 914 1993-97 189 Sheila Wall 1985-89 Suzi McCaffrey 1982-86 4 788 186 Mary Heller 1990-94 Mary Heller s 733 1990-94 171 Cheryl Reeve 1984-88 6 Mary Greybush 1987-91 712 170 Jen Zenszer 1997-01 Allison Hudson 7 706 1983-87 164 Kelly Greenberg 1985-89 8 Tracey Sneed 1985-89 699 10. 143 Linda Hester 1982-86 9 689 Cindy Romanelli 1976-80 BOLD denotes active players MIMI HARRIS 11). 681 Shannon McDade 1997-01 — — SINGLE SEASON STAT LEADERS rnpn SCORING THREE-POINTERS MADE 1. 685 Jennifer Cole 1991-92 1. 74 Jenna Graber 2005-06 2. 579 Linda Hester 1984-85 2. 65 Jennifer Cole 1991-92 3- 564 Linda Hester 1985-86 3. 61 Jen Zenszer 2000-01 564 Tracey Sneed 1988-89 4. 57 Jill Marano 2004-05 5- 563 Chrissie Donahue 1994-95 5. 53 Sarah Haynes 1996-97 6. 536 Jennifer Cole 1992-93 53 Meghan Wilkinson 2003-04 7- 506 Mary Greybush 1990-91 53 Meghan Wilkinson 2004-05 8. 501 Tracey Sneed 1987-88 8. 52 Suzanne Keilty 2001-02 9- 496 Maureen Kramer 1980-81 9. 50 Suzanne Keilty 1999-00 10. 483 Mary Greybush 1989-90 10. 45 Bonnie Randa 2001-02 SCORING AVERAGE 1. 20.8 Jennifer Cole 1991-92 2. 20.0 Linda Hester 1984-85 3- 19.9 Jennifer Cole 1992-93 4- 19.5 Mary Greybush 1990-91 5- 18.8 Chrissie Donahue 1994-95 18.8 Linda Hester 1985-86 18.2 Tracey Sneed 1988-89 17.9 Joanne Pendergast 1976-77 9- 17.7 Maureen Kramer 1980-81 10. 17.3 JillCrandley 1984-85 FIELD GOALS MADE 249 Linda Hester 1984-85 237 Linda Hester 1985-86 229 Jennifer Cole 1991-92 210 Jill Crandley 1985-86 201 Tracey Sneed 1988-89 198 Chrissie Donahue 1994-95 196 Mary Greybush 1990-91 191 Mary Greybush 1989-90 f 179 Maureen Kramer 1980-81 175 Tracey Sneed 1987-88 THREE-POINTERS ATTEMPTED 1. 175 Meghan Wilkinson 2003-04 FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED 2. 164 Jen Zenszer 2000-01 164 Jenna Graber 2005-06 1. 535 Linda Hester 1984-85 163 Meghan Wilkinson 2004-05 2. 532 Linda Hester 1985-86 4 160 Jennifer Cole 1991-92 3- 517 Jennifer Cole 1991-92 5 I 6 154 Suzanne Keilty 1999-00 4- 439 Jennifer Cole 1992-93 141 Jennifer Cole 1992-93 5- 408 Jill Crandley 1985-86 7 Suzanne Keilty 2000-01 408 Maureen Kramer 1977-78 127 127 Suzanne Keilty 2001-02 7- 403 Jennifer Cole 1990-91 10. 123 Jill Marano 2004-05 8. 400 Mary Greybush 1990-91 9- 397 Maureen Kramer 1980-81 10. 386 Ellen Malone 1979-80 THREE-POINT PERCENTAGE (1987-present, 25 3PTA Minimum) FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE 1. 60.0 (27-45) Ke "y Greenberg 1987-88 Jill Marano 2004-05 (100 FGA Minimum) 46.3 (57-123) 45.1 (74-164) Jenna Graber 2005-06 1. 61.1 (69-113) Laura Newhard 2000-01 44.8 (13-29) Jenna Graber 2003-04 61.0 (94-154) Marci Willis 1995-96 (53-175) Jill Marano 2003-04 60.5 (153-253) JillCrandley 1984-85 44-7 (12-27) Lori Sparling 1992-93 57.5 (73-127) Janice Olsewski 1978-79 44.5 43.5 (20-46) Kelly Greenberg 1988-89 54.9 (201-378) Tracey Sneed 1988-89 (53-122) Sarah Haynes 1996-97 54.6 (166-304) Kathy Bess 1981-82 43.4 42.9 (18-42) Marnie McBreen 1993-94 54.4 (86-158) Shannon McDade 1997-98 10. (22-52) Jennifer Cole 1989-90 (70-130) Kelly Briar 1983-84 42.3 LAURA NEWHARD 53.9 53.8 (143-240) Shannon McDade 1999-00 10. 53.5(154-288) TinaTunink 1991-92 SINGLE SEASON LEADERS a." SINGLE SEASON STAT LEADERS FREE THROWS MADE ASSISTS 162 Jennifer Cole 1991-92 1. 320 Mimi Harris 1991-92 162 Tracey Sneed 1988-89 2 190 Kelly Greenberg 1988-89 161 Chrissie Donahue 1996-97 3 185 Kelly Greenberg 1987-88 159 Chrissie Donahue 1994-95 4 177 Cheryl Reeve 1985-86 Tracey 151 Sneed 1987-88 5 164 Mimi Harris 1990-91 150 Jennifer Cole 1992-93 6 147 Ann Gallagher 1994-95 140 Chrissie Donahue 1995-96 7 145 Jennifer McGowan 1992-93 138 Maureen Kramer 1980-81 8 136 Ellen Malone 1979-80 133 Jennifer Zenszer 1998-99 9 135 Chrissy Walker 2001-02 124 Crista Ricketts 2003-04 10 134 Sheila Wall 1986-87 FREE THROWS ATTEMPTED 210 Chrissie Donahue 1996-97 202 Chrissie Donahue 1994-95 201 Tracey Sneed 1988-89 ^iW 195 Maureen Kramer 1980-81 189 Jennifer Zenszer 1998-99 187 Jennifer Cole 1991-92 175 Chrissie Donahue 1995-96 167 Crista Ricketts 2003-04 165 Jennifer Cole 1992-93 165 Tracey Sneed 1987-88 By1 FREE THROW PERCENTAGE FTA Minimum) (50 uttifc ~ w^ 1. 94.6 (88-93 Jill Marano 2002-03 KELLY GREENBERG 2. 91.5 (151-165 Tracey Sneed 1987-88 3- 90.9 (150-165 Jennifer Cole 1992-93 BLOCKS 4- 89.6 (95-106 Jill Marano 2003-04 1. 55 Linda French 1985-86 5- 86.6 (162-187; Jennifer Cole 1991-92 2. 49 Suzi McCaffrey 1983-84 6. 86.4 (121-140; Chrissie Donahue 1993-94 3- 45 Linda French 1986-87 86.4 (89-103 Shaune McLaughlin 2005-06 4. 36 Suzi McCaffrey 1982-83 85.9 (61-71 Denise Kayajian 1990-91 5- 35 Linda French 1982-83 85.3 (87-102 Cheryl Reeve 1987-88 6. 32 Suzi McCaffrey 1984-85 9- 82.7 (62-75 Jill Crandley 1983-84 7- 31 Tracey Sneed 1987-88 10. 82.5 (82-103 Suzanne Keilty 2001-02 8. 29 Mary Heller 1992-93 28 Shannon McDade REBOUNDS 9- 1999-00 10. 25 Ekaterina Markova 2002-03 1. 359 Kathy Bess 1978-79 304 Kathy Bess 1979-80 STEALS 295 Maureen Kramer 1978-79 1. 90 Jennifer McGowan 1992-93 268 Maureen Kramer 1980-81 2. 82 Mary Heller 1993-94 255 Cindy Romanelli 1977-78 3- 79 Sheila Wall 1988-89 252 Maureen Kramer 1979-80 4- 75 Jennifer Cole 1991-92 249 Chrissie Donahue 1994-95 5- 74 Chrissie Donahue 1994-95 246 Kathy Bess 1981-82 6. 67 Linda Hester 1984-85 243 Suzi McCaffrey 1984-85 7- 64 Jennifer McGowan 1989-90 243 Tracey Sneed 1988-89 8. 62 Kelly Greenberg 1988-89 62 Kelly Greenberg 1987-88 62 Sheila Wall 1986-87 BOLD denotes active players SINGLE SEASON LEADERS 1 YEAR-BY YEAR STAT LEADERS POINTS 1997-98 Carrie Jewett 1972-73 through 1975-76 was not available 1998-99 Jennifer Zenszer Year Name Pts. Avg. 1999-00 Shannon McDade 2000-01 Shannon 1976-77 Joanne Pendergast 359 17-9 McDade 2001-02 1977-78 Cindy Romanelli 336 13.4 Beth Hudak 1978-79 Maureen Kramer 369 14.2 2002-03 Davineia Payne 1979-80 Ellen Malone 375 13.4 2003-04 Crista Ricketts 1980-81 Maureen Kramer 429 17-7 2004-05 Monica Garrido-Sanz 1981-82 Kathy Bess 423 15.1 2005-06 Davineia Payne 1982-83 Julie Reidenauer 319 11.0 1983-84 Jilt Crandley 380 13.1 ASSISTS 1984-85 Linda Hester 20.0 579 1972-73 through 1975-76 was not available 1985-86 Linda Hester 564 18.8 Year Name Ast. Avg. 1986-87 Allison Hudson 385 13.8 1976-77 Joanne Pendergast 67 3-4 1987-88 Tracey Sneed 501 16.7 1977-78 Laura Frieze 72 3-1 1988-89 Tracey Sneed 564 18.2 1978-79 Ellen Malone 106 4.6 1989-90 MaryGreybush 483 16.7 1979-80 Ellen Malone 136 4-9 1990-91 MaryGreybush 506 19-5 1980-81 Ellen Malone "4 4.1 1991-92 Jennifer Cole 685 20.8 1981-82 Ellen Malone 88 3.0 1992-93 Jennifer Cole 536 19.9 1982-83 Kate Larkin 129 4-5 1993-94 Mary Heller 423 15.1 1983-84 Gina Tobin 131 4-5 1994-95 Chrissie Donahue 563 18.8 1984-85 Cheryl Reeve 97 3-2 1995-96 Chrissie Donahue 409 14.1 1985-86 Cheryl Reeve 177 5-9 1996-97 Chrissie Donahue 482 17.2 1986-87 Sheila Wall 134 4-8 1997-98 Katie Wolfe 303 10.8 1987-88 Kelly Greenberg 185 4.8 1998-99 Jennifer Zenszer 382 13.6 1988-89 Kelly Greenberg 190 6.1 1999-00 Shannon McDade 365 12.6 1989-90 Mimi Harris 114 3-9 2000-01 Shannon McDade 348 12.0 1990-91 Mimi Harris 164 6.1 2001-02 Suzanne Keilty 343 12.3 1991-92 Mimi Harris 320 9-7 2002-03 Jill Marano 382 13.2 1992-93 Jennifer McGowan 145 5-4 2003-04 Crista Ricketts 394 14.1 1993-94 Ann Gallagher "4 4.1 2004-05 Crista Ricketts 384 15.4 1994-95 Ann Gallagher 147 4-9 2005-06 Crista Ricketts 358 13.8 1995-96 Ann Gallagher 103 4.6 1996-97 Ann Gallagher 101 3-6 REBOUNDS 1997-98 Katie Wolfe 106 3.8 through was not availa ble 1972-73 1975-76 1998-99 Jennifer Zenszer ill 4.0 Year Name Reb. Avg. 1999-00 Marjorie Rhoads 65 2.2 1976-77 Kathy McGovern 121 5-5 2000-01 Chrissy Walker 108 3-7 Cindy Romanelli 10.2 1977-78 255 2001-02 Chrissy Walker 135 5.0 1978-79 Kathy Bess 13.8 359 2002-03 Chrissy Walker 102 3-5 1979-80 Kathy Bess 304 10.9 2003-04 Jill Marano 82 3-4 1980-81 Maureen Kramer 268 9.6 2004-05 Meghan Wilkinson 84 3-1 1981-82 Kathy 8.8 Bess 246 2005-06 Shaune McLaughlin 125 4.6 1982-83 Julie Reidenauer 225 8.3 1983-84 Suzi McCaffrey 194 7-2 BLOCKS 1984-85 Suzi McCaffrey 243 8.4 1972-73 hrough 1981-82 was not available 1985-86 Allison Hudson 227 7.6 Year Name BL Avg. 1986-87 Allison Hudson 191 6.8 1982-83 Suzi McCaffrey 36 1.4 1987-88 Tracey Sneed 227 7.6 1983-84 Suzi McCaffrey 49 1.1 1988-89 Tracey Sneed 243 7-8 1984-85 Suzi McCaffrey 32 1.1 1989-90 Mary Greybush 227 7.8 1985-86 Linda French 55 1.8 1990-91 Mary Greybush 241 9-3 1986-87 Linda French 45 1.6 1991-92 Mary Heller 238 7-2 1987-88 Tracey Sneed 31 1.0 1992-93 Mary Heller 8.7 234 1988-89 Tracey Sneed 22 0.7 Mary Heller 216 1993-94 7-7 1989-90 Mary Greybush 16 0.6 1994-95 Chrissie Donahue 249 8.3 1990-91 Dolores Seiberlich 17 0.6 1995-96 Chrissie Donahue 8.2 239 1991-92 Mary Heller 14 0.4 1996-97 Chrissie Donahue 235 8.4 1992-93 Mary Heller 29 1.1 ANN GALLAGHER ' 86 YEAR-BY-YEAR LEADERS : w * • 1-r YEAR-BY YEAR STAT LEADERS 1993-94 Mary Heller 14 0.5 FIELD GOAL PERCENT 1994-95 Chrissie Donahue 8 0.3 (100 FGA Minimum) 1995-96 Marci Willis 12 0.4 1972-73 through 1975-76 was not available 1996-97 Margit Rinke 14 0.5 Year Name FG-FGA Pet. 1997-98 Laura Newhard 17 0.7 1976-77 Joanne Pendergast 160-334 47-9 1998-99 Shannon McDade 15 0.5 1977-78 Cindy Romanelli 132-325 40.6 1999-00 Shannon McDade 28 1.0 1978-79 Janice Olszewski 73-127 51-5 2000-01 Shannon McDade 13 0.5 1979-80 Cindy Romanelli 94-185 50.8 2001-02 Beth Hudak 18 0.6 1980-81 Janice Olszewski 66-129 51.2 2002-03 Ekaterina Markova 25 0.9 1981-82 Kathy Bess 166-304 54.6 2003-04 Crista Ricketts 17 0.6 1982-83 Gina Tobin 102-216 47-2 2004-05 Crista Ricketts 19 0.8 1983-84 Kelly Briar 70-130 53-9 2005-06 Crista Ricketts 14 0.5 1984-85 Jill Crandley 153-253 60.5 1985-86 Jill Crandley 210-408 51-5 Suzi McCaffrey 70-136 51-5 1986-87 Tracey Sneed 134-244 54-9 1987-88 Mary Greybush 59-114 51.8 1988-89 Tracey Sneed 201-378 53-2 1989-90 Mary Greybush 191-366 52.2 Mary Greybush 1990-91 196-400 49-0 KATIE WOLFE 1991-92 Tina Tunink 154-288 53-5 1992-93 Mary Heller 130-256 50.8 1994-95 Chrissie Donahue 159-202 78.7 1993-94 Mary Heller 160-332 48.2 1995-96 Chrissie Donahue 140-175 80.0 1994-95 Chrissie Donahue 198-373 53-1 1996-97 Mamie McBreen 47-60 78.3 1995-96 Marci Willis 94-154 61.0 1997-98 Katie Wolfe 90-111 81.1 1996-97 Carrie Jewett 57-107 53-3 1998-99 Marjorie Rhoads 75-93 80.6 1997-98 Shannon McDade 86-158 54-4 1999-00 Marjorie Rhoads 51-62 82.3 1998-99 Shannon McDade 149-280 53-2 STEALS 2000-01 Suzanne Keilty 44-54 81.5 1999-00 Shannon McDade 143-240 53.8 2001-02 Suzanne Keilty 85-103 82.5 through 1981-82 was not available 197273 2000-01 Laura Newhard 69-113 61.1 2002-03 Jill Marano 88-93 94-6 Year Name ST Avg 2001-02 Monica Garrido Sanz 67-147 45-6 2003-04 Jill Marano 95-106 89.6 1982-83 Kate Larkin 46 1.6 2002-03 Ekaterina Markova 91-186 48.9 2004-05 Crista Ricketts 118-160 73.8 1983-84 Gina Tobin 52 1.8 2003-04 Crista Ricketts 135-296 45.6 2005-06 Shaune McLaughlin 89-103 86.4 1984-85 Linda Hester 67 2.3 2004-05 Crista Ricketts 133-278 47-8 1985-86 Cheryl Reeve 21 0.7 2005-06 Crista Ricketts 136-284 47-9 1986-87 Sheila Wall 62 2.2 THREE-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENT 1987-88 Kelly Greenberg 62 2.1 (20 3FGA Minimum) FREE THROW PERCENT 1972-73 through 1986-87 there are no 1988-89 Sheila Wall 79 2.6 (50 FTA Minimum) Three-Point records 1989-90 Jennifer McGowan 64 2.2 1 2 ~73 through 1975-76 was not available 97 Year Name 3P-3PA Pet. 1990-91 Jennifer Cole 55 2.0 Year Name FT-FTA Pet. 1987-88 Kelly Greenberg 27-45 60.0 1991-92 Jennifer Cole 75 2.3 Pendergast 1976-77 Joanne 39-59 66.1 1988-89 Kelly Greenberg 20-46 1992-93 Jennifer McGowan 90 3-3 43-5 Cindy Romanellii 1977-78 72-124 58.1 Jennifer 22-52 1993-94 Mary Heller 82 2-9 1989-90 Cole 42.3 Ellen Malone 1978-79 58-79 73-4 1990-91 Jennifer Cole 36-99 36.8 1994-95 Chrissie Donahue 74 2-5 Ellen Malone 1979-80 93-129 72.1 Jennifer Cole 65-160 1995-96 Chrissie Donahue 51 1.8 1991-92 40.6 1980-81 Maureen Kramer 138-195 70.8 1996-97 Chrissie Donahue 56 2.0 1992-93 Lori Sparling 12-27 44-5 1981-82 Kathy Bess 91-125 72.8 Marni McBreen 18-42 1997-98 Marjorie Rhoads 41 1-5 1993-94 42.9 1982-83 Jill Crandley 40-53 75-5 Marni 27-68 1998-99 Jennifer Zenszer 60 2.1 1994-95 McBreen 39-7 1983-84 Jill Crandley 62-75 82.7 1999-00 Jennifer Zenszer 46 1.6 1995-96 Marni McBreen 41-98 41.8 1984-85 Kelly Briar 53-70 75-7 Sarah Haynes 53-122 2000-01 Chrissy Walker 36 1.2 1996-97 43-4 Jill Crandley 1985-86 59-74 79-7 Jennifer Zenszer [2001-02 Bonnie Randa 39 1997-98 36-99 36.4 M 1986-87 Sheila Wall 103-128 80.5 1998-99 Jennifer Zenszer 37-110 2002-03 Jill Marano 42 1-5 33-6 Tracey 1987-88 Sneed 151-165 91-5 Jennifer Zenszer 2003-04 Meghan Wilkinson 31 1.1 1999-00 40-97 41.2 Tracey Sneed 162-201 1988-89 80.6 2000-01 Jennifer 2004-05 Davineia Payne 32 1.2 Zenszer 61-164 37-2 1989-90 Mary Greybush 159-202 78.7 2001-02 2005-06 Carlene Hightower 29 1.0 Suzanne Keilty 52-127 40.9 1990-91 Denise Kayajian 61-71 85.9 2002-03 Meghan Wilkinson 44-107 41.1 1991-92 Jennifer Cole 162-187 86.6 2003-04 Jenna Graber 13-29 44-8 1992-93 Jennifer Cole 150-165 90.9 2004-05 Jill Marano 57-123 47-4 1993-94 Chrissie Donahue 121-140 86.4 2005-06 jenna Graber 74164 45-1 BOLD denotes active players YEAR-BY-YEAR LEADERS TEAM AND SINGLE GAME RECORDS 1 rnDi ALL-TIME TEAM RECORDS SINGLE GAME INDIVIDUAL RECORDS (TOP THREE) Points: 39 Jennifer Cole vs. Valparasio 1992 Field Goals Made: 16 Jennifer Cole vs. Valparasio 1992 MOST WINS HIGHEST Field Goals Att.: 29 Jill Crandley vs. lona 1986 IN A FREE PCT. SEASON THROW Field Goal Pet.: ....100% (9-9) Sheila Wall vs. Holy Cross 1988 Wins Record Season Pet. FTM-FTA Season Three-Pointers Made: 8 Meghan Wilkinson vs. Providence 2004 28 28-3 1988-89 .798 479-600 1987-88 Three-Pointers Att.: 19 Jennifer Cole vs. Loyola-MD 1992 25 25-5 1987-88 .758 404-533 1992-93 25 25-8 1991-92 .749 385-5H 2003-04 Three-Point Pet.: ..100% (5-5) Lori Sparling vs. Drexel 1996 Free Throws Made: 17 Jen Zenszer vs. Temple 1998 HIGHEST WINNING MOST3-POINTERS Tracey Sneed vs. lona PERCENTAGE MADE 17 1989 Free Throws Att.: 20 Jen Zenszer vs. Bucknell 1998 Pet. Record Season 3PM Games Season 20 Chrissie Donahue vs. Duquesne .903 28-3 1988-89 166 28 2005-06 1997 .833 25-5 1987-88 162 28 2001-02 FT Pet.: 100% (17-17) Jen Zenszer vs. Temple 1998 .756 25-8 1991-92 143 28 2004-05 100% (15-15) Jennifer Cole vs. Notre Dame 1993 Rebounds: 22 Kathy Bess vs. Immaculata 1979 MOST GAMES PLAYED HIGHEST 3-POINT PCT. Assists: 20 Mimi Harris vs. Loyola 1992 Games Record Season Pet. 3PM-3PA Season Blocked Shots: 10 Linda French vs. Holy Cross 1986 33 25-8 1991-92 .560 47-84 1987-88 31 28-3 1988-89 .426 52-122 1988-89 Steals: 9 Jennifer McGowan vs. Loyola-IL 1993 Four Times 166-425 2005-06 30 .391 SINGLE GAME TEAM RECORDS MOST POINTS MOST REBOUNDS POINTS Points Games Season Reb. Games Season Most Points, One Half: 64 vs. lona .1988 28 2490 33 1991-92 1448 1979-80 vs. Loyola (MD) .1990 2301 31 1988-89 1350 33 1991-92 Most Points, Game: 113 vs. lona .113-73. 1988 2207 30 1985-86 1214 26 1978-79 Most Points, Two Teams: 194 vs. Marquette .. .106-88, 1991 HIGHEST HIGHEST REBOUND Most Points, Opponent: 116 vs. Temple .66-116, 1984 SCORING AVERAGE AVERAGE Fewest Points: 27 vs. St. Joseph's •27-95. 1975 Avg. Pts. Season Avg. Rebs. Season Fewest Points, Two Teams: 42 vs. Phila. Bible .31-11, 1973 75.5 2490 1991-92 51.7 1448 1979-80 Fewest Points, Opponent: 11 vs. Phila. Bible .31-11, 1973 75-1 1877 1977-78 47-2 1179 1977-78 Widest Margin of Victory: 81 vs. Holy Family .98-17, 1978 74.2 2301 1988-89 46.7 1214 1978-79 74.2 2003 1992-93 Widest Margin of Defeat: 69 vs. Villanova .... .33-102, 1975 MOST ASSISTS MOST FIELD GOALS Assists Games Season FIELD GOALS MADE FREE THROWS MADE MADE 650 33 1991-92 45 vs. Georgetown, 1980 43 vs. St. Peter's, 1985 FGM Games Season 543 28 1980-81 936 1991-92 540 31 1988-89 33 FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED FREE THROWS 892 30 1985-86 90 vs. Valparaiso, 1992 ATTEMPTED 889 31 1988-89 MOST STEALS vs. St. Peter's 1985 Steals Games Season 55 FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE 328 31 1988-89 69.6% (36-56) vs. Wisconsin- FREE THROW HIGHEST FIELD GOAL 326 28 1993-94 Milwaukee, 1995 PERCENTAGE PCT. 315 33 1991-92 95.6% (22-23) Pet. FGM-FGA Season THREE-POINTERS MADE vs. Manhattan, 1985 .482 892-1849 1985-86 MOST BLOCKS 11 vs. St. Bonaventure, 2006 vs. Holy Cross, 1988 .474 889-1875 1988-89 Blocks Games Season vs. Rhode Island, 2005 .469 852-1816 1984-85 119 30 1985-86 vs. Delaware, 2001 REBOUNDS .469 761-1623 1986-87 111 29 1982-83 58 vs. St. Mary's, 1989 87 30 1987-88 THREE-POINTERS MOST FREE THROWS ATTEMPTED ASSISTS MADE 28 vs. Fordham, 2006 33 vs. lona, 1988 FTM Games Season 545 33 1991-92 THREE-POINT BLOCKED SHOTS 491 28 1997-98 PERCENTAGE 16 vs. Holy Cross, 1986 1987-88 479 30 100% (3-3) vs. Richmond, 1987 vs. Fairfield, 1988 STEALS vs. Loyola-MD, 1991 22 vs. Loyola-Chicago, 1993 TEAM AND SINGLE GAME RECORDS P.- ALL TIME ROSTER A H P Meghan Ahl 2004- Annette Halpin 1971-74 Davineia Payne 2002-06 Lisa Auman 1990-94 Lori Hamilton 1990-92 Joanne Pendergast 1975-77 2005- Janell Phillips 2004-05 B Brittany Hanley Maria "Mimi" Harris 1988-92 Cindy Pierce 1991-92 Joan Barry 1977-79 Charlene Haury 1974-75 Linda Pinto 1975-76 Gail Beatty 1986-90 Sarah Haynes 1994-98 Anita Plakans 1986-90 Kathy Bess 1978-82 Mary Heller 1990-94 Laura Polli 1973-74 Sharon Biasini 1973-74 Linda Hester 1982-86 Karen Pushaw 1974-76 Allyson Blue 1991-96 Carlene Hightower 2004- R Debbie Bodnar 1975-77 Melissa Hindenlang 1997-01 Donna Bowers 1983-84 Alyse Hoover 2004- Bonnie Randa 1999-03 Kathy Bradley 1974-76 Chris Hud 1974-75 Cheryl Reeve 1984-88 Kelly Briar 1983-87 Liesel Hud 1974-77 Julie Reidenauer 1980-84 Maureen Buckley 1986-90 Beth Hudak 1998-02 Laura Reigstad 1988-92 Marjorie Rhoads c Allison Hudson 1983-87 1997-01 Sharon Hughes 1981-82 Nancy Richards 1979-80 Lori Calkins 1973-76 Crista Ricketts 2003- Vicki Clarke 1973-74 J Margit Rinke 1993-97 Stephanie Coddens 1993-97 Carrie Jewett 1995-98 Linda Riviezzo 1973-74 Jennifer Cole 1989-93 K Morgan Robertson 2006- Chelsea Conner 2006- Mary Ellen Roker 1973-74 Renee Connolly 1973-74 Denise Kayajian 1989-91 Cindy Romanelli 1976-80 Mary Coyle 1983-87 Maureen Keenan 1977-79 s Jill Crandley 1982-86 Suzanne Keilty 1998-02 Liz Crawford 1978-80 Maureen Kramer 1977-81 Marcia Sankowski 1974-76 Sonia Cruz 1979-80 Nora Kramer 1973-77 Dolores Seiberlich 1989-93 Anne Marie Sherwin 1973-76 D L Marianne Sincavage 1973-74 Erin Dalton 1996-97 Kathy Laigaie 1981-84 Tracey Sneed 1985-89 Beth Davis 1982-83 Tara Lapetina 2005- Jennifer Snyder 1985-89 Chrissie Donahue 1993-97 Kate Larkin 1981-84 Lori Sparling 1992-96 Marianne Dooley 1973-75 Tiffany Lee 2004-05 Suzy Springman 1984-88 Mandy Dubbs 1997-00 Vicki Little 1974-76 Angie Stacy 1973-75 Patti Dugan 1979-82 Kris Long 1971-72 Megan Sweeney 2003-05 E M Pat Sweeney 1971-72 Shelly Szmyt 2006- Margaret Elderton 2006- Ann Magarity 1975-77 Donna Eisenhardt 1977-78, 80-81 Jill Marano 2001-05 T Ann Ermi 1979-83 Ekatrina Markova 2001-04 Sharon Tiwold 1980-81 Ellen Malone 1978-82 F Gina Tobin 1981-85 Brenda Mason 1988-90 Mary Ann Tobin 1973-74, 75-76 Patty Fallon 1984-85 Beth Mays 1999-03 Tina Tunink 1991-93 Mary Farrell 1977-78 Claire McArdle 1977-80 Jennifer Flaherty 1987-88 Mamie McBreen 1993*97 y Lamera Ferguson 2002-06 Suzi McCaffrey 1982-86 Cindy Vislocky 1973-74 Kat Foley 2000-04 Kathy McCartney 1980-83 w Linda French 1982-84, 85-87 Shannon McDade 1997-01 Laura Frieze 1977-81 Kathy McGahey 1978-79 Tina Wahl 1993-97 Tina Fritzinger 1980-82 Kathy McGovern 1976-77 Chrissy Walker 1999-03 G Patrice McGovern 1992-96 Sheila Wall 1985-89 Jenny McGowan 1988-90, 91-93 Jamie Walsh 2006- Antonia Gale 2005- Shaune McLaughlin 2002-06 Elizabeth Way 1973-74 Ann Gallagher 1993-97 Danielle Mickiewicz 2006- Jill Weakland 1995-99 Monica Garrido-Sanz 2001-05 Barb Moser 1975-76 Chris Weaver 1978-79 Dana Gavaghan 1997-99, 01-02 Diane Moyer 1976-77 Sarah Weiss 1994-98 Melanie Gibbons 2004- Nancy West 1973-74. 75-76 Gilroy N Joan 1976-77 Marci Willis 1992-96 Patricia Giordano 1983-85 Laura Newhard 1996-01 Meghan Wilkinson 2001-05 Graber 2003- Jenna Jami Wilus 1997-98 Kathy Grady 1971-72 Debbie Wissman 1971-72 Kelly Greenberg 1985-89 Vicki Oleski 1977-79 Katie Wolfe 1994-98 Diane Greway 1976-78 Janice Olszewski 1979-83 z Mary Greybush 1987-91 Virginia Onofrio 1982-83 Maria Gross 1976-78 Jen Zenszer 1997-01 tmr -- ALL-TIME ROSTER HONOR ROLL j|* ADH 2000-01 Shannon McDade (2nd Team) 11/24/02 Davineia Payne Jennifer Zenszer (2nd Team) 12/22/02 Davineia Payne 2001-02 Suzanne Keilty (2nd Team) 1/12/03 Davineia Payne 2002-03 Jill Marano (2nd Team) 12/6/03 Crista Ricketts Kat Foley (2nd Team) 1/4/04 Crista Ricketts 2003-04 Crista Ricketts (1st Team) 2/14/04 Crista Ricketts Jill Marano (2nd Team) 2/21/04 Crista Ricketts 2004-05 Crista Ricketts (1st Team) Davineia Payne (2nd Team) All-MCC 2005-06 Crista Ricketts (1st Team) Carlene Hightower (2nd Team) ALL-CONFERENCE TEAM 1992-93 Jennifer Cole (1st Team) PLAYER-OF-THE-YEAR Lori Sparling (3rd Team) 1991-92 Jennifer Cole 1993-94 Mary Heller (1st Team) Chrissie Donahue 1994-95 Chrissie Donahue (3rd Team) COACH-OF-THE-YEAR 1994-95 Chrissie Donahue (2nd Team) 1986-87 John Miller ALL-NEWCOMER TEAM 1987-88 John Miller JENN COLE 1991-92 John Miller 1992-93 Lori Sparling 1994-95 Chrissie Donahue Academic All-America ROOKIE-OF-THE-YEAR 1986-87 Sheila Wall ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM 1990-91 Mary Greybush (3rd Team) 1989-90 Jennifer Cole 1994-95 Chrissie Donahue 1991-92 Jennifer Cole (1st Team) 1993-94 Chrissie Donahue Lori Sparling 1992-93 Jennifer Cole (2nd Team) 2002-03 Davineia Payne 2003-04 Crista Ricketts 2000-01 Jennifer Zenszer (3rd Team) All-MAAC SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD All-Philadelphia Bigs 2004-05 Shaune McLaughlin PLAYER-OF-THE-YEAR 2005-06 Shaune McLaughlin 1987-88 Tracey Sneed ALL-BIG 5 1991-92 Jennifer Cole MOST IMPROVED PLAYER 1979-80 Kathy Bess (1st Team) Ellen Malone (2nd Team) 2005-06 Carlene Hightower COACH-OF-THE-YEAR 1986-87 John Miller 1980-81 Maureen Kramer (1st Team) Atlantic 10 Conference Kathy Bess (2nd Team) 1987-88 John Miller 1981-82 Kathy Bess (1st Team) j John Miller ROOKIE-OF-THE-YEAR Tina Fritzinger (2nd Team) 2003-04 Crista Ricketts ALL-CONFERENCE TEAM 1982-83 Kate Larkin (2nd Team) 1983-84 Gina Tobin (2nd Team) Suzi McCaffrey (2nd Team) SIXTH PLAYER-OF-THE-YEAR 1984-85 Linda Hester (1st Team) 1983-84 Suzi McCaffrey (2nd Team) 2000-01 Marjorie Rhoads Jill Crandley (2nd Team) 1984-85 Linda Hester (1st Team) MOST IMPROVED PLAYER 1985-86 Jill Crandley (1st Team) 1985-86 Linda Hester (1st Team) Linda Hester (1st Team) 2005-06 Carlene Hightower 1986-87 Allison Hudson (1st Team) 1986-87 Allison Hudson (1st Team) 1987-88 Tracey Sneed (1st Team) ALL-CONFERENCE TEAM 1987-88 Cheryl Reeve (1st Team) Kelly Greenberg (2nd Team) 1995-96 Chrissie Donahue (2nd Team) Tracey Sneed (1st Team) Cheryl Reeve (2nd Team) Lori Sparling (3rd Team) 1988-89 Tracey Sneed (1st Team) 1988-89 Tracey Sneed (1st Team) 1996-97 Chrissie Donahue (1st Team) Kelly Greenberg (2nd Team) Kelly Greenberg (2nd Team) 1998-99 Jennifer Zenszer (3rd Team) Sheila Wall (2nd Team) Jennifer Snyder (2nd Team) Sheila Wall (2nd Team) 2000-01 Shannon McDade (3rd Team) 1989-90 Mary Greybush (2nd Team) 1989-90 Mary Greybush (2nd Team) 2004-05 Crista Ricketts (2nd Team) 1990-91 Mary Greybush (1st Team) Jennifer Cole (2nd Team) Jennifer McGowan (2nd Team) 2005-06 Crista Ricketts (1st Team) 1990-91 Mary Greybush (1st Team) Davineia Payne (2nd Team) 1991-92 Jennifer Cole (1st Team) Jennifer Cole (2nd Team) Mimi Harris (2nd Team) ALL-ROOKIE TEAM 1991-92 Jennifer Cole (1st Team) ALL-ROOKIE TEAM Mimi Harris (2nd Team) 2001-02 Monica Garrido-Sanz 2002-03 Davineia Payne 1986-87 Sheila Wall 1992-93 Jennifer Cole (1st Team) 2003-04 Crista Ricketts 1987-88 Mary Greybush Jennifer McGowan (2nd Team) 1988-89 Jennifer McGowan 1993-94 Mary Heller (1st Team) ALL-ACADEMIC TEAM 1989-90 Jenn Cole Chrissie Donahue (2nd Team) 1997-98 Carrie Jewett 2000-01 Jennifer Zenszer 1994-95 Chrissie Donahue (1st Team) ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM Lori Sparling (2nd Team) PLAYER-OF-THE-WEEK 1984-85 Jill Crandley 1995-96 Chrissie Donahue (1st Team) 2/18/96 Lori Sparling 1985-86 Linda Hester (MVP) Lori Sparling (2nd Team) 12/8/96 Katie Wolfe Jill Crandley Marnie McBreen (2nd Team) 1/22/05 Crista Ricketts Allison Hudson 1996-97 Chrissie Donahue (1st Team) 2/5/05 Meghan Wilkinson 1987-88 Kelly Greenberg Sarah Haynes (2nd Team) ROOKIE-OF-THE-WEEK Sheila Wall 1997-98 Katie Wolfe (1st Team) Kelly Greenberg Sarah Haynes (2nd Team) 11/29/98 Suzanne Keilty Tracey Sneed Jennifer Zenszer (2nd Team) 11/18/01 Meghan Wilkinson 1991-92 Jennifer Cole 1998-99 Jennifer Zenszer (1st Team) 12/30/01 Monica Garrido-Sanz Mimi Harris 1999-00 Shannon McDade (2nd Team) 2/17/02 Monica Garrido-Sanz Jennifer Z nszer (2nd Team) HONOR ROLL ' wmZ -—NCAA HISTORY OVER 30 YEARS MAUREEN KRAMER (1981) OF TRADITION • Career 1,502 points & 1,050 rebounds Eight 20-Win Seasons KATHY BESS (1982) • La Salle Rebound Records: Five Philadelphia Single Game (22), Season (359), Big 5 Championships Career (1,145) • Career points Four NCAA Tournament 1,426 Appearances LINDA HESTER (1986) • Career 1,490 points Four MAAC Regular Season Championships JILL CRANDLEY (1986) • Career 1,451 points Two Conference Tournament TRACEYSNEED(i989) i Championships • 1988 MAAC Player of the Year One WNIT Tournament • 1989 NCAA Season FT Champion (91.5%) Appearance • Career 1,486 points & 699 rebounds MARY GREYBUSH (1991) LA SALLE • 1991 GTE Third Team Academic Ail-American AND NCAA HISTORY • Career 1,404 points 81 712 rebounds TOP 20 IN THE NATION JENNIFER COLE (1992) 1987-88 • 1992 GTE First Team Academic 1988-89 All-American sfi • 1993 GTE Second Team Academic x NCAA TOURNAMENT All-American JILL CRANDLEY 1982-83 1987-88 • 1992 MAAC Player of the Year 1985-86 1988-89 • 1992 Big 5 Player of the Year • 1993 NCAA Season FT Champion (91%) WNIT TOURNAMENT • La Salle All-Time leading scorer (1,875 points) 1991-92 • Single game scoring record (39 points) MAAC CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS MIMI HARRIS (1992) • NCAA Season Assist Leader 1986-87 1988-89 1992 per game) 1987-88 1991-92 (9.7 • La Salle Assist records: Single game (20), Season (320), BIG 5 CHAMPIONS Career (630) 1986-87 1991-92 CHRISSIE DONAHUE 1987-88 1997-98 (1997) • Big Player of the Year 1988-89 1995 5 • Career 1,818 points 81 914 rebounds CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT JENNIFER ZENSZER (2001) CHAMPIONS • 2001 Verizon Third Team Academic 1982-83(ECC) All-American • Career 1985-86(MAAC) 1,290 points SHANNON MCDADE (2001) 20-WIN SEASONS • La Salle All-Time FG% leader (54.5%) 1984-85 1988-89 • Career 1,298 points 8< 681 rebounds 1985-86 1991-92 DAVINEIA PAYNE (2006) 1986-87 1994-95 • 2003 Big 5 Rookie of the Year 1987-88 1996-97 • Career 1,214 points & 671 rebounds NCAA HISTORY Accountant Insurance Sales Manager Erin Dalton '97 Jenny McGowan '93 '96 Carol Bedics Manufacturing Advisor Allison (Hudson) Donohoe '87 Mimi (Harris) Morgan '92 SEASON CAPTAINS Patti Donoghue '82 Marketing Manager 2005-06 Shaune McLaughlin, Tina Fritzinger '82 GinaTobin '85 Davineia Payne Laura (Pollio) Leeds '76 2004-05 Shaune McLaughlin, Ekaterina Markova '04 Marketing Administrator Meghan Wilkinson, Joanne (Pendergast) McVey '76 Beth Mays '03 Davineia Payne Suzanne Keilty '02 Athletic Director (high school) 2003-04 Ekaterina Markova, Medical Doctor Pat (Sweeney) Berry '72 Jill Marano Ann (Gallagher) Till '97 Attorney 2002-03 Beth Mays, Bonnie Randa, Mary Greybush '91 Tracey Sneed '89 Chrissy Walker Nurse 2001-02 Beth Hudak, Suzanne Keilty Banking Jennifer (Flaherty) Lohin '91 2000-01 Jen Zenszer, Laura Newhard, Davineia Payne '06 Nora Kramer '77 Shannon McDade Business Administrator 1999-00 Jen Zenszer, Laura Newhard NCAA Official Marci Willis '96 Kelly (Gill) Briar '87 1998-99 Jen Zenszer, Laura Newhard Liz Crawford Gibbs '82 1997-98 Katie Wolfe, Clare McArdle '80 Pharmaceutical Sales Rep. Sarah Haynes, '80 Jenn (Cole) Davis '93 Cindy Romanelli Sarah Weiss Karen Pushaw '78 Physical Therapist 1996-97 Game Captains Linda Riviezzo '75 Allyson Blue '96 1995-96 Marci Willis, Business Analyst Physicians Assistant Patrice McGovern, '90 Ally Blue, Lori Sparling Anita Plakans Kathy Bradley '78 1994-95 Ally Blue, Lori Sparling, Chemistry Research Probation Officer Marci Willis Melissa Hindenlang'01 Shelia (Wall) Leonardo '89 1993-94 Lisa Auman, Mary Heller, Tina (Tunink) Tubbs '93 Julie (Reidenauer) Kirlin '84 1992-93 Jennifer Cole, College Basketball Coach Professional Basketball (Spain) Jennifer McGowan, Chrissie (Donahue) '97 Doogan Monica Garrido Sanz '05 Dolores Seiberlich, Kelly Greenberg '89 Psychologist Tina Tunink College Professor Diane Moyer '80 1991-92 Mimi Harris, Laura Reigstad, Annette Halpin '75 Jennifer McGowan Psychotherapist 1990-91 Denise Kayajian, Commercial Banking Linda Hester '87 Mary Greybush Beth Hudak'02 Real Estate 1989-90 Anita Plakans, Communications Manager Patricia (Giordino) Grant '88 Maureen Buckley, Mary Coyle '87 Beth Mays '03 Gail Beatty Computer Consultant Chrissy Walker '03 1988-89 Kelly Greenberg, Tracey Sneed Kathy Bess '91 Social Worker 1987-88 Cheryl Reeve, Computer Program Manager Lori Calkins '77 Suzy Springman Mary Heller '94 Teacher 1986-87 Allison Hudson, Bonnie Randa'03 Computer Programmer Kelly Briar Tina Wahl '97 Dana Gavaghan '02 1985-86 Jill Crandley, Linda Hester, Megan Berry '01 Computer Consultant Suzi McCaffrey Mandy Dubbs'01 Jill Crandley '86 1984-85 Gina Tobin Shannon McDade '01 Corporate Psychology 1983-84 Kate Larkin, Marjie Rhoads '01 Julie Reidenauer Margit Rinke '97 Lori (Sparling) Mauch '96 1982-83 Kathy McCartney, Corporate Sales MaryTuinstra '96 Ann Ermi Marnie McBreen '97 Lisa Auman '95 1981-82 Patty Dugan Patrice (McGovern) Mount '93 Entrepreneur 1980-81 Maureen Kramer Cindy Romanelli '80 Dolores Seiberlich '93 1979-80 Claire McArdle, Laura (Reigstad) Zakrzewski '92 FBI Agent Cindy Romanelli Maureen (Buckley) Ward '90 jen Zenszer'01 1978-79 Vicki Oleski, Claire McArdle Maureen Kramer '84 Maria Gross Fraud Investigator Kathy McCartney '83 1977-78 '88 Kramer, Linda French Ann (Ermi) DeMille '83 1976-77 Nora Joanne Pendergast, Guidance Counselor (high school Liz (Crawford) Gibbs '82 ) Debbi Bodnar '80 Ellen Malone'82 Diane (Greway) Eichler 1975-76 Kathy (McGovern) Bieker '77 Healthcare Executive Marie Shervin Sharon Biasini'76 1974-75 Anne Kate Larkin '84 Mary Ellen (Roker) Schurtz '74 1973-74 Annette Halpin, Human Resources Marianne Dootey WNBA Coach Laura Newhard '00 1972-73 Cindy Vislocky Cheryl Reeve '88 M mm WHERE ARE THEY NOW? A SALLE BASKETBALL COACHING STAFF 006-07 EXPLORERS 2005-06 REVIEW 2006-07 OPPONENTS •CORD BOOK LA SALLE UNIVERSITY MEDIA INFORMATION LA SALLE BASKETBALL COACHING STAFF 2006-07 OPPONENTS RECORD BOOK BROTHER MICHAELJ. McGINNISS President, La Salle University Now in his second term as President of played a key role in the school's 125th La Salle University, Brother Michael J. anniversary celebration. McGinniss, F.S.C., Ph.D., became the He has published articles in such University's 28th president on July 1, journals as Listening: Journal of 1999. He previously had been a mem- Religion and Culture and New ber of the school's Religion Department Theology Review. He has written and for five years was President of chapters in religious books and texts, Christian Brothers University in including "The Catholic University Memphis, Tenn. as a Context for Pastoral Studies: Under Br. Michael's direction, the Reflections on Three Programs" in University has developed a new strate- Pastoral Studies in the University gic plan and significantly increased Setting (University of Ottawa Press). enrollment, giving, and alumni involve- He edited six volumes of the Christian ment in the life of the University. In Brothers' Spirituality Seminar Series. addition, the University built and Since 1983, his reviews of books have opened a new residence hall for 428 appeared in journals such as Horizons, students and adjoining dining facility Theological Studies, Journal of in 2005. In cooperation with the Board In 1984, Br. Michael joined the fac- Ecumenical Studies, and Holistic of Trustees, Br. Michael has launched ulty at La Salle on a full-time basis, Nursing Practice. For many years, he "Shoulder to Shoulder," a fundraising eventually reaching the rank of full has lectured to a variety of academic initiative whose goal is to raise $25 professor in 1993. Recognized by the and professional groups on issues million for the construction of De La Salle Christian Brothers for his related to spirituality, pastoral care, a new science and technology center qualities as a leader, he attended La and theology. and the strengthening of the endow- session 'Internationale des etudes His academic areas of expertise are ment for student scholarships. lasaliiennes (a program of study of pastoral theology, history and theology A native Philadelphian, Br. Michael Lasallian spirituality) in Rome in 1991. of ministry, methods and models of joined the De La Salle Christian He became Chair of La Salle's Religion theological reflection, ecclesiology, Brothers in 1965 and graduated maxima Department that year, and the follow- and Lasallian spirituality. cum laude from La Salle in 1970 with a ing year he received the Lindback Br. Michael serves on the Boards degree in English. He obtained his Distinguished Teaching Award. Also in of the Association of Independent master's degree and Ph.D. in Theology 1992, he was appointed vice president Colleges and Universities of from the University of Notre Dame. of the La Salle University Corporation. Pennsylvania, American University of From 1970 to 1974, he was a In 1995, he became a member of Rome, Manhattan College, Calvert Hall member of the English and Religion La Salle's Board of Trustees. College (Baltimore, MD), the Greater Affairs Coalition departments at South Hills Catholic In 1994, he became president of Philadelphia Urban , High School in Pittsburgh, Pa. While a Christian Brothers University. Under the Greater Philadelphia Chamber of graduate student at the University of his leadership, undergraduate enroll- Commerce, and the Office of Notre Dame, he taught undergraduate ment and retention rates were Community Development of the courses in the Theology Department increased; a Graduate Education Archdiocese of Philadelphia. In addi- and was assistant rector of Grace Hall. Program was established; the Athletic tion, he is a member of the Chairman's His first teaching experience at Department joined the NCAA Division II Advisory Council for the World Affairs La Salle was as a visiting instructor in Gulf South Conference; new residence Council of Philadelphia. the Graduate Religion Program in the halls were constructed; enhancements His professional memberships summer of 1978. He was also an were made to science labs and facili- include the Catholic Theological assistant professor at the Washington ties; the school's Engineering depart- Society of America, the American Theological Union from 1979 to 1984. ments were re-accredited; an upgrade Academy of Religion, the College From 1986 to 1990, he was a visiting of information technology systems Theology Society the Lasallian instructor at Loyola University's throughout the campus was imple- Association of College and University Summer Institute of Pastoral Studies. mented; and the Center for Global Presidents, and the International Enterprise was founded. He also Association of Lasallian Universities. 94 LA SALLE UNIVERSITY 2006-07 EXPLORERS 2005-06 REVIEW LA SALLE UNIVERSITY MEDIA INFORMATION DR. THOMAS BRENNAN Dir. of Intercollegiate Athletics & Recreation DR. THOMAS BRENNAN DIRECTOR OF INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETICS AND RECREATION Dr. Thomas Brennan has Brennan is also a member of the Executive Committee for the ushered in a new era in La Salle National Consortium for Academics and Sport. Athletics since his appointment Brennan was the Athletic Director at San Jose State as the schools fifth Director of University from 1990-1997, moving the school from the Big Intercollegiate Athletics and West Conference to the Western Athletic Conference. » » i recreation on September 18, Brennan was the Director of Athletics at Loyola College in 1997. He guides the school's Maryland from 1986-1990. From 1980-1986 Brennan worked 23-sport Division I Athletic at the University of New Mexico, first as assistant Athletics program as the university Director and then Associate Athletics Director for enters its 11th season in the Advancement. His athletic administration career began at ^tf M Atlantic 10 Conference. Syracuse University, where he was Academic Coordinator for W M Since coming to La Salle, the athletic departments. ^™ * ^^^™ Brennan has reorganized many A 1973 graduate of areas within the Athletic Department, including the forma- LeMoyne College in tion of the Explorer Club, a fundraising/booster organization, Syracuse, NY, Brennan went and the introduction of an active Corporate Partners/Athletic on to earn his Master's and Sponsorship program. Brennan is a member of the Board of Doctoral degrees in Higher Directors for the Big Brothers/Big Sisters of Philadelphia, Education Administration a member of the Executive Committee for the Philadelphia from Syracuse University. Sports Congress and has served as Chair for the Atlantic 10 A native of Brooklyn, NY, Conference Post-Graduate Scholarship, Finance and Brennan and his wife Ellen Television Communications, the Women's Basketball are the parents of Maggie, Committee, and the Student-Athlete Advisory Council. Tim, and Kate. DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS TOM BRENNAN (FAR RIGHT) WITH SENIOR MEMBERS OF LAST YEAR'S WOMEN'S BASKETBALL TEAM AND THEIR FAMILIES DURING "SENIOR NIGHT" AT LA SALLE. A SALLE BASKETBALL COACHING STAFF 2006-07 OPPONENTS RECORD BOOK JOHN LYONS PETER D'ORAZIO ASSOCIATE ATHLETIC DIRECTOR ASSOCIATE ATHLETIC DIRECTOR John Lyons is in his 25th .. Peter D'Orazio, who is ^^ J. year as a member of the jf ' 'U|k entering his 25th year at Athletic Department. For the \ La Salle, is the Associate first 17 years in the depart- m 1 Athletic Director for Athletic ment, he served as the Head ' Advancement. His responsibili- Swimming Coach. ties include coordination of the Lyons was promoted to Corporate Partnership/ Athletic Associate Athletic Director in Sponsorship Program, serving February 1999. He is responsi- as the Executive Director of the A —~" ^^^ ble for the Internal Operations Explorer Club, La Salle Athletics ^A Hfc of the Athletic Department Fund Development and Booster fijnf ±_*% including Budgets, Compliance Organization and overseeing 1 Services, Personnel, and the Office of Athletic Facilities. He also oversees the Sports Medicine Department Communications. In addition, he is responsible for coordina- and Strength and Conditioning Programs. tion of all marketing initiatives of the athletic department. As Lyons is also an adjunct faculty member of the La Salle the Executive Director of the Explorer Club, he is responsible biology department, where he teaches one class per for all fundraising efforts of the athletic department. semester. He also sits on numerous university committees Under his direction in the Athletic Advancement Office, and was the liaison for the NCAA Certification and Peer revenue and membership in the Explorer Club have Review for the past academic year. increased each year. In addition, the Athletic Sponsorship Throughout his coaching career, he won outstanding Program has provided additional revenue for the athletic coaching awards, including three Midwestern Collegiate department. He has also been instrumental in acquiring Conference Coach of the Year awards and was an eight-time grants for Project Teamwork, the Athletic Department's Youth recipient of the Coach of the Year Award when La Salle com- Outreach and Community Service Program. peted in the MAAC. Lyons has also amassed over 100 dual D'Orazio's professional career at La Salle started in 1982 meet victories in his career. During his tenure, La Salle when he was appointed Assistant Facility Director. In 1985, earned national recognition and distinction. With Lyons at he became the Director of Intramurals and in 1989 was given the helm, the Explorers won 13 men's and women's confer- additional responsibilities as Basketball Ticket Manager. In ence titles. He was inducted in the La Salle University Hall 1997, he was promoted to Assistant Athletic Director for of Athletes for coaching in 2002. Campus Recreation and Promotions, and in the spring of He is the Chair of the NCAA Men's and Women's 1998, he assumed his current position as Assistant Athletic Swimming and Diving Rules Committee (for Dl, II, and III) Director for Athletic Advancement. and chair of the Men's and Women's Dl Championship A graduate of La Salle College in 1981, D'Orazio majored Committee Atlantic 10 Swimming and Diving Committee. in Criminal Justice. He went on to complete his Master's in He also is the Chair A-10 Women's Soccer Committee. Education in the Recreation Program at Temple University. Lyons holds a Master's degree in Education from Currently, Peter is a member of the Board of Directors of the Bucknell. He resides in Maple Glen, PA with his three sons, La Salle University Alumni Association. He is also a trustee Daniel, Jeffrey, and Zachary. for the Son's of Italy, Ivy Ridge Lodge 251. D'Orazio's love of La Salle stems back to his student days as the men's basket- ball manager during the 1977-1981 seasons, with teams that won two conference championships and made two NCAA appearances. In addition to sports, D'Orazio lists cooking, music, and golf as his interests. Currently he resides in Glenside with his wife, Fran, and their children - Rebecca, Annaliese, and Celeste. 96 LA SALLE UNIVERSITY 2006-07 EXPLORERS 2005-06 REVIEW LA SALLE UNIVERSITY MEDIA INFORMATION ATHLETIC ADMINISTRATION Klotkowski's position changed again, as he was named the MARY ELLEN WYDAN Assistant Business Manager. Honing his financial skills for two in Klotkowski continued his climb, ASSISTANT ATHLETIC DIRECTOR/ years as the assistant, 2001 being elevated to Business Manager. SENIOR WOMAN ADMINISTRATOR Following the 2002 volleyball season, Klotkowski relin- Mary Ellen Wydan enters her fifth quished his coaching duties to focus on his administrative role. year as Assistant Athletic Director for In the spring of 2004, Klotkowski once again was promoted, this Compliance and Student Services time to Assistant Athletic Director for Business Affairs. and is the Senior Woman Klotkowski's primary responsibilities include supervising the Administrator at La Salle University. athletic business and ticket offices. After being named Assistant Wydan came to La Salle University Athletic Director, Klotkowski's duties increased, as he now over- with a plethora of collegiate coaching sees the student staff for the athletic department as well as event and administrative experience in her management for all gated events in the athletic complex. background. She previously worked A native of York, Pennsylvania, Klotkowski earned a Bachelor at Michigan State University as an of Science degree in finance from La Salle in 1994. He currently assistant men's and women's swim- resides in Norristown, Pennsylvania, a suburb of Philadelphia. ming coach from 1995-2000. Including her tenure at Michigan State, she has 18 years of collegiate swimming coaching experience, including 14 years at BROTHER JOHN KANE, F.S.C. the NCAA Division I level. She started her coaching career as DIRECTOR OF ACADEMIC SUPPORT SERVICES an assistant coach at the University of North Carolina where Brother Kane came to La Salle she received her Master's degree in Sports Administration. John University in of after Since then she has been an head coach at Oakland September 1999 at the school University and an assistant coach at Purdue, Maryland and 19 years working high level. is a graduate Kentucky. While at Oakland, Wydan was also the Coordinator of Brother John 1980 with Bachelor of Arts Women's Sports. She was the Assistant to the Compliance of La Salle a Coordinator at Maryland. degree in Political Science. He also earned a Master of Arts degree in Religious Education from La Salle. JASON KLOTKOWSKI He begins his second year serving as ASSISTANT ATHLETIC DIRECTOR the Director of Academic Support for Student Athletes. As Director, he is Although the newest Assistant responsible for providing and coordi- Athletic Director at La Salle nating appropriate academic support and counseling for all stu- University, Jason Klotkowski has a dent-athletes. He is also in charge of monitoring the student- long and varied history as part of the athletes academic progress, particularly as it relates to issues Explorer family. of graduation and NCAA academic-athletic eligibility. Before Klotkowski began is affiliation assuming the role in Academic Support Services, Brother John with La Salle as a student in 1989, was promoted to Assistant Athletic Director in June of 2003. and has moved up through the ranks Prior to coming to La Salle, Brother John spent time at three over the past decade. different high schools. He began his career at Seton-LaSalle As a student, he served as presi- High School in Pittsburgh as a teacher and a coach. After two dent and competed for four years on years, he moved to Archbishop Carroll in Radnor, PA, where he La Salle's men's volleyball club team. continued his teaching and coaching career. He also did a stint In 1995 he took over as the coach for two seasons, along with as Dean of Students at Carroll. joining the women's volleyball team as the assistant coach. After Carroll, Brother John moved on to West Philadelphia The next stop on Klotkowski's journey began in 1996 when Catholic High School. In his eight years there he was a teacher he was named the seventh head coach of the women's volley- and Athletic Director. Kane served a term as Vice Chairman and ball program at La Salle. Along with his volleyball coaching then Chairman of the Philadelphia Catholic League Board of duties, Klotkowski also entered the financial sector at La Salle Directors. During his term as Chairman the Boys Catholic League as the Accounting Assistant for the Food Service department. and the Girls Catholic League successfully merged from two In 1998, still serving as the volleyball coach, Klotkowski separate leagues into one league. moved to the Hayman Center full time, after being named the Brother John was also the League Moderator for Catholic Accounting Assistant for the athletic department. A year later, League Basketball during his term as Athletic Director. LA SALLE UNIVERSITY 97 LA SALLE BASKETBALL COACHING STAFF 2005-06 OPPONENTS RECORD BOOK m. -• Kale Beers Brian Bingaman Sal Caimano Sarah Catlin Ed Colfer Director of Athletic Head Strength & Golf Head Coach Field Hockey Head Coach Tennis Head Coach Communications Conditioning Coach Larry Connell Bill Cosentino Molly DeZura Joe DiPietro Kerrie Eisenhauer Crew Head Coach Athletics Administration Cheerleading/Dance Softball Head Coach Assistant Athletic Trainer Assistant Team Coach Pat Farrell Bill Gerzabek John Giannini Matt Gionta Stash Graham Men's Soccer Head Director of Sports Men's Basketball Assistant Director of Athletic Promotions Coach Medicine Head Coach Athletic Advancement Coordinator Marge Kriebel Shawn Lafferty Tom Lochner Mary Frances Maginn Diane Maiese Academic Support Ticket Manager Women's Basketball Athletics Administrative Diving Head Coach Services Assistant Head Coach Assistant 98 LA SALLE UNIVERSITY 2006-07 EXPLORERS 2005-06 REVIEW LA SALLE UNIVERSITY MEDIA INFORMATION COACHES AND STAFF Athletic Department r> w^ Steve Mair Angie Marfisi Tim Miller Rob Mcintosh Chad Morrow Assistant Director of Director of Campus Head Football Coach Intramural Coordinator Academic Support Services Athletic Communications Recreation Graduate Assistant ^^ < v MMsMij^L Marc Mullen Michael Murphy Matt Nunnally Dr. Annette O'Connor Maureen O'Keefe Assistant Director of Athletic Services Swimming Head Coach Faculty Athletics Assistant Director of Athletic Communications Manager Representative Athletic Advancement f > Chante Rodenas Paul Royal Lee Saverio Sue Senner Stan Shoemaker Assistant Athletic Trainer Women's Soccer Baseball Head Coach Athletic Communications Tennis Head Coach Head Coach Assistant Phil Snead Dave Stever Charles Torpey Leanne Uricheck Julie Weiss Director of Athletic Volleyball Head Coach Track/Cross Country Business Manager Women's Lacrosse Operations and Facilities Head Coach Assistant Head Coach LA SALLE UNIVERSITY 99 LA SALLE BASKETBALL COACHING STAFF 2006-07 OPPONENTS RECORD BOOK STRENGTH & CONDITIONING BRIAN BINGAMAN HEAD STRENGTH AND CONDITIONING COACH A SOLID STRENGTH AND CONDITIONING PROGRAM IS IMPERATIVE IN THE COM- PETITIVE WORLD OF COLLEGE ATHLET- ICS. A CRITICAL COMPONENT TO ON- COURT SUCCESS IS THE WORK THAT IS PUT IN OUTSIDE THE LINES. La Salle University's Strength and Conditioning Program is designed to maximize the student- athlete's performance. This is accomplished through the use of orthopedically safe, physio- logically sound exercises and comprehensive AAbALti total body training. By systematically and progressively overload- BASKETBALL ing the muscles trained and holding each athlete accountable for each repetition of each exercise of every workout, the program ensures consistent gains in strength and power. The focus is on teaching the athlete to pro- duce a maximal effort repeatedly for a given period of time and proprioceptive skill, one's ability to control their body in space, not how much weight an athlete can lift for one repetition. The program maximizes the time spent in and out of the weight room, preparing the athletes for competition by making the workouts specific and purposeful so that they are a means to an end and not an end in and of themselves. 100 LA SALLE UNIVERSITY 1 2006-07 EXPLORERS 2005-06 REVIEW LA SALLE UNIVERSITY MEDIA INFORMATION ATHLETIC TRAINING BEHIND ALL GREAT ATHLETIC PROGRAMS IS A GREAT ATHLETIC TRAINING STAFF. AT LA SALLE UNIVERSITY, THE GOAL OF THE ATHLETIC TRAINERS IS TO RETURN THE ATHLETES TO ACTIVITY NOT ONLY QUICKLY, BUT ALSO SAFELY. The Explorers Athletic Department has three top-notch full- time Athletic Trainers as well as assistance from the NovaCare Rehabilitation group. Bill Gerzabek enters his 19th year as the Director of Sports Medicine at La Salle University. The two assistant athletic trainers at La Salle are Kerrie Eisenhauer, who enters her fifth season, and Chante Rodenas, who is in her third year. The Athletic Trainers are on staff to cover all of the Explorers BILLGERZABEK KERRIEEISENHAUER home games and practices. They also travel with men's basketball, IRECTOR OF ATHLETIC TRAINER S MEDICINE FOR WOMEN'S BASKETBALL women's basketball, football, Softball, baseball, men's soccer, women's soccer, lacrosse and field hockey. La Salle's Athletic Trainers work with team physicians, student health, and the counseling center to help oversee the well being of all student-athletes. The University has established a partnership with the Albert Einstein Health Care Network and provides physicians through the Albert Einstein Sports Medicine program located less than one block from the University. Their physicians are available to La Salle student-athletes on the University campus. The La Salle University Athletic Department established a partnership with NovaCare Physical Rehabilitation. NovaCare has become the "official provider" of rehabilitation for student- athletes at La Salle. All rehabilitation is performed in house by La Salle University staff and NovaCare Physical Therapists. Albert Einstein Healthcare Network NovaCare w I lea 1 REHAB/LI /A 1 IO \ LA SALLE UNIVERSITY 101 LA SALLE BASKETBALL COACHING STAFF 2006-07 OPPONENTS RECORD BOOK YOU'RE ON OUR TURF NOW!^^ fumrher La Salle University became home to Philadelphia's newest athletic playing surfaces when the grass at McCarthy ~?Staci'lum and DeVincent Field was replaced by Sprinturf brand arti- ficial turf. The $2.5 million project includes lighting for McCarthy Stadium and the infrastructure to light DeVincent Field in the future.^ In addition to giving La Salle student-athletes a state-of-the-art playing surface, the enhancement project has already contributed to student life at La Salle by enabling the intramural programs to expand. The lighting will also contribute to the local community m by extending. the hours that the track is available. •_ 102 LA SAL 2006-07 EXPLORERS 2005-06 REVIEW LA SALLE UNIVERSITY MEDIA INFORMATION LA SALLE TURF ENHANCEMENT ,%«_^fa *- <*•*-• V>j ^, A. .^T*. 3fe • -^ LA SALLE UNIVERSITY 10$ LA SALLE BASKETBALL COACHING STAFF 2006-07 OPPONENTS RECORD BOOK DIRECTIONS to La Salle's Main Cam DIRECTIONS TO FROM THE EAST: Route 42 West to Walt Whitman Bridge; from the bridge, MAIN CAMPUS follow Route 76 West to US 1 North (Roosevelt Expressway). To continue, see directions from Route 76 West. FROM NY, NORTHERN NJ, NEW ENGLAND: FROM THE WEST: PA Turnpike East to Exit (Route East, Valley Forge). I-95 South to Nj Turnpike South to Exit 6 (connection to PA 326 76 To continue, see directions from Route 76 East. Turnpike); follow PA Turnpike to Exit 339 (Ft. Washington exit); to Route 309 South; 309 South becomes Ogontz FROM ROUTE 76: Avenue. Do not bear left when Rt. 309 South splits at Ogontz Avenue. Follow Ogontz Avenue for about 5 miles until inter- Route 76 East to US 1 North (Roosevelt Expressway), to section of Ogontz and Olney Ave. Right on Olney Avenue to Broad Street Exit (Route 611). Left on Broad Street (North), first light (20th Street). Go straight through the light. At the go one mile to Somerville Avenue. Left on Somerville to next light make a left into the parking lot. At the Security Ogontz Avenue. Right on Ogontz to second light (Olney Booth make a left and the security personnel will direct you Avenue). Left on Olney to first light (20th Street). Go straight to the designated visitor parking spaces. Enter campus. through the light. At the next light make a left into the park- ing lot. At the Security Booth make a left and the security FROM THE NORTH: personnel will direct you to the designated visitor parking spaces. Enter campus. I-95 South to Route I-676 West (Vine Street Expressway), to Route West. To continue, see directions from 76 Route 76 West to US 1 North (Roosevelt Express- way), to Route 76 West. Broad Street Exit (Route 611). Left on Broad Street (North), go one mile to Somerville Avenue. Left on Somerville to FROM THE SOUTH: Ogontz Avenue. Right on Ogontz to second light (Olney I-95 North to Route I-676 West (Vine Street Expressway), Avenue). Left on Olney to first light (20th Street). Go straight left the park- to Route 76 West. To continue, see directions from through the light. At the next light make a into Route 76 West. ing lot. At the Security Booth make a left and the security personnel will direct you to the designated visitor parking spaces. Enter campus. 104 LA SALLE UNIVERSITY ) 2006-07 EXPLORERS 2005-06 REVIEW LA SALLE UNIVERSITY MEDIA INFORMATION CAMPUS MAP& DIRECTORY ^SSJSa ***2%S Building Directory St. Teresa Court Apartments (1) Good Shepherd Hall (2) Building Blocks Day Care Center (28) La Salle Hall Apartments (3) Mary and Frances Wister Studio (29) Housing Utility Building (4) Tennis Courts (30) St. Katharine Hall (5*) Parking Office (31) St. Denis Hall (6) Wister Hall (32*) Blue and Gold Dining Commons (7*) La Salle Union (33*) St. Bernard Hall (8) Olney Hall (34*) St. Cassian Hall (9) Peale House (35) St. Jerome Hall (10) Gatehouse (36) St. George Hall (11) Greenhouses (37) St. Albert Hall (12) Security Headquarters (38) Community Development Office (13) Art Museum Annex (39) St. Hilary Hall (14) McCarthy Stadium West Stands/ Multicultural and International Frank Wetzler Track (40) Center (15) McCarthy Stadium East Stands/ Brother Augustine Center for Commuter Frank Wetzler Track (41) and Off-Campus Students (16) Hank De Vincent Field (42*) St. Edward Hall (17) Physical Facilities Administration (43) Hayman Center/Tom Gola Arena (18*) Japanese Tea Ceremony House (44) St. Francis Hall (19) St. Basil Court (45*) Connelly Library (20* Treetops Cafe (46*) College Hall (21) Independence Blue Cross Fitness Center (47) Administration Center (22*) St. John Neumann Hall (48) De La Salle Community-Brothers' St. Mutien Hall-Brothers' Residence (49) Residence (23) Gazebo (50) McShain Hall (24) Communication Center (51) Benilde Hall (25*) Softball Field-Fairmont Park, Roland Holroyd Science Center (26*) Wakefield Park (52) St. Miguel Court Townhouses (27*) * Building access for handicapped (Security will provide parking assistance.) LA SALLE UNIVERSITY 10§ TOM GOLA ARENA Home of the Explorers More than 50 years ago, in Tom Gola's senior season of 1954-55, the La Salle University Men's Basketball team played the majority of its home HOME OF THE games in Wister Hall, where the campus bookstore is currently located. Since that season, the men's team has called many sites off campus home; how- EXPLORERS ever all that changed on February 21, 1998 with a victory over Virginia Tech. It took $6.3 million and 280 calendar days from groundbreaking on May th 17, 1997, to return the Men's Basketball team to 20 & Olney fulltime. In their last home game of the 1997-98 season, the Explorers defeated the Hokies, 74-64, before a sellout crowd in an arena that went from approxi- mately 1,000 seats to its current capacity of 4,000 - a 400% increase. TOM GOLA ARENA Tom Gola Arena is the home of the Explorers and the centerpiece of the Whttituwii Hayman Center. On November 21, 1998, La Salle officially named the arena after the legendary alum of the school in a ceremony at halftime of the men's 5IIHW ifiiDHP game that included most of the great La Salle ballplayers over the years. That night, the La Salle Men's and Women's Basketball teams played a twinbill - the women defeated Delaware State, 84-59, the men beat Howard, 86-63. The women's team has been playing at Hayman Hall since its inception in 1972. However, during the renovation, the Explorers played at Bucky Harris Gym on the campus of Philadelphia Textile (Philadelphia University). On February 1, 1998, they returned "home" for the first game at the Hayman Center, a 67-55 loss to Virginia Tech, which was preceded by the annual s DuDDBDnnnii -JUUUUUUlJiiDa alumnae game. In the eight-plus seasons that the Women have played at Tom Gola Arena, TOM GOLA ARENA WOMEN'S RECORDS the Explorers have played 108 games and have a 62-46 record, a winning First Game: February 1, 1998 First Win: February percentage of 57%. They have had six winning seasons, which includes a 19, 1998 All-Time Record: 62-46 season-best of 10-3 in the 2003-04 season, and three seasons in which they Longest Winning Streak in One Season: 5 games went 9-5 (2000-01, 2002-03, and 2004-05). (Jan. 25 - Feb. 22, 2004) The Explorers have played many memorable games in the building, but Longest Winning Streak Overall: 8 games none match the excitement on February 4, 2005, when the women ended a (Jan. 25 - Dec. 11, 2004) 24-year drought - 24 straight losses - by defeating the George Washington Most Wins in a Season: 10 games (2003-04) Most Points in a Game (La Salle): Jill Marano vs. Colonials, 65-53. 30, Richmond, Jan. 23, 2003 As far as points scored in Tom Gola Arena, no woman comes close to the Most Points in a Game (Visitor): 29, 5 times, most points put up by Rasual Butler on February 23, 2002 against Rhode 44 recent, Rachel Laws, Binghamton, Dec. 11, 2004 Island, but Jill Marano does hold the women's mark with 30 points versus Richmond on January 23, 2003. Five women have scored 29 points against LA SALLE'S YEAR-BY-YEAR RECORD AT TOM GOLA ARENA the Explorers, which includes Noelia Gomez (George Washington) on 1997-98 1-2 2000-01 9-5 2003-04 10-3 January 28, 1999; Kristeena Alexander (George Washington) on December 1998-99 7-4 2001-02 5-8 2004-05 9-5 11, 1999; Hilary Goodrich (Rhode Island) on January 13, 2002; Tonya Rhodes 1999-00 5-8 2002-03 9"5 2005-06 7-6 (Rhode Island) on January 29, 2004; and Rachel Laws (Binghamton) on December 11, 2004. C5. O %- 106 LA SALLE UNIVERSITY * 4 V A SALLE BASKETBALL COACHING STAFF 2006-07 EXPLORERS 2005-06 REVIEW 2006-07 OPPONENTS RECORD BOOK LA SALLE UNIVERSITY MEDIA INFORMATION LA SALLE BASKETBALL COACHING STAFF 2006-07 OPPONENTS RECORD BOOK GAME DAY INFORMATION ILlLi. MEDIA CREDENTIALS: Requests for media or photo credentials should be made in writing at least one week prior to the game. Please send the request MARC MULLEN to Marc Mullen, Asst. Dir. of Athletic Communications, La Salle University, ASSISTANT DIRECTOR FOR ATHLETIC 1900 West Olney Ave., Box 805, Philadelphia, PA 19141. Requests are also COMMUNICATIONS/WOMEN'S BASKETBALL CONTACT accepted by fax to (215) 951-1694. If time permits, credentials will be mailed. Marc Mullen enters All other credentials should be picked up at the Press Gate, located just jjp«^v" ,*s inside the entrance to the Hayman Center. Mr ^k his second season as " 1 the Assistant Director of GAME PRESS SERVICES: Complete individual and team statistics are com- Athletic Communications piled by the Stat Crew computerized statistics program. Media members cov- La Salle University, ering the game are provided with a complete post-game statistical box, at including the final box score and play-by-play. A halftime box score will also after serving two years be distributed to press row during halftime. Game notes for both teams and at the school as the game programs will be available in the media room (the Athletic Athletic Communications Communications Office) prior to the start of the game. Assistant. Mullen is the MID-WEEK INTERVIEWS: To talk to Head Coach Tom Lochner and/or La Salle primary contact for the players during the week, contact the Athletic Communications Office at (215) women's basketball 951-1633 to make arrangements. Please give the Athletic Communications team, as well as the women's soccer and baseball Office at least 24 hours notice. All interviews have to be coordinated through teams and men's and women's crew. He also the Athletic Communications Office. serves as the liaison with the Compliance and the TELEPHONES: Telephones are available on press row and in the Athletic Ticket Offices and is the primary supervisor of the Communications Office. Athletic Communication student workers. PRESS PARKING: Parking for women's basketball games is located in the Prior to his promotion to Assistant Director in parking lot next to the Hayman Center. Parking is limited and you must call August 2005, Mullen worked as a communica- the Athletic Communications Office 24 hours in advance to be placed on the tions assistant in the office. In that time, he was parking list. the primary contact for the men's and women's PRESS ROW: Press Row at the Tom Gola Arena is courtside, opposite from cross country and track teams, the men's and the team benches. Accredited media should enter through the media women's swimming teams, and the Softball team. entrance on the left side of the Hayman Center when facing the building. He was also the secondary contact for both the Press Row at the arena is for working media only. Absolutely no cheering is men's basketball and football teams. allowed on press row. Before coming to La Salle, Mullen worked for MEDIA SUITE POLICY: The Media Suite at Haymen Center was dedicated in the Pittsburgh Pirates Baseball Club in the Media honor of John Glaser ('62) in October of 2002 and is located on the Mezzanine Relations and Customer Service Offices. The two Level. Theater-style seating with internet and phone line access is available seasons Mullen spent with the Pirates, included for will available to working media 29 people. Food and beverages be made the final season at Three Rivers Stadium and the only approximately two hours prior to tip-off. No access will be permitted inaugural season in PNC Park. His duties included without staff escort after this time. The Media Suite will be open again at all aspects of publicity for the Pirates and manag- halftime and re-locked for the second half. Personal items left in the room will ing the press box area. be done so at the owner's risk. (Only open for selected women's games). While in Pittsburgh, Mullen also attended POST-GAME INTERVIEWS: Coach Lochner will be available for interview Duquesne University, earning his Masters' Degree approximately 10 minutes after each home game. La Salle University in Corporate Communications in 2001. He got his Women's Basketball players will also be available at this time as well. All start in the field as a student worker in requests for players and coaches following the game should be directed to Bloomsburg University's Sports Information Marc Mullen. Office, while working towards Bachelor's Degrees PHOTOGRAPHERS: Photographers must have their photo passes visible at all in Mass Communications and Political Science. times on the sidelines. All photographers must shoot from the baseline. Mullen resides in Philadelphia with his wife RADIO ORGANIZATIONS: To broadcast La Salle basketball games contact Amber and daughter Caitlyn. Kale Beers, Director of Athletic Communications, at (215) 951-1513. La Salle University has courtesy lines available for visiting Atlantic 10 radio networks. Visiting radio is located on press row across from the scorer's table. LA SALLE ON THE WEB: Up-to-date statistics, press releases and game recaps for La Salle women's basketball are available on the World Wide Web at the new athletics web site: www.goexplorers.com. 108 MEDIA INFORMATION 2006-07 EXPLORERS 2005-06 REVIEW LA SALLE UNIVERSITY MEDIA INFORMATION RADIO & TELEVISION J KALE BEERS STEVE DEGLER DIRECTOR OF ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS/VOICE OF THE EXPLORERS COLOR ANALYST/PLAY-BY-PLAY Beers took over the and has since built an basket-ball games in Athletic Communications exceptional resume as a Philadelphia, Berks, Lebanon office in January of 2002 play-by-play broadcaster for and Schuylkill counties, call- after serving in various the minor league affiliates ing numerous district and capacities in each of the of the Phillies, Cleveland C*^ state tournament contests, past eleven years including Indians, Pittsburgh Pirates, including five state champi- the Director of Corporate Anaheim Angels, and the onship games. Sales/Broadcasting. In this Kansas City Royals. He also has called position, he was responsi- The summer of 2006 dozens of Reading Phillies ble for the Department's saw Beers call 20 Reading games throughout the Corporate Partnership pro- Phillies and was a fill-in as Mid-Atlantic region on the gram and coordination of play-by-play for the WBNA's m(< CN8 television network. the La Salle Basketball Phoenix Mercury when A 1988 graduate of Kale Beers is in his sixth full Radio Network, which he they played the New York Steve Degler joined Kutztown University, with year as the Director of helped form in 1996. Liberty at Madison Square La Salle for the 1997-1998 a Bachelor of Science in Athletic Communications for Beers is also an Garden on the Mercury season of Explorer basket- Telecommunications, he Explorer Athletics. The voice adjunct instructor in the Radio Network. ball and now enters his and his wife, Karen, and of Explorer basketball for University's Department of He has worked two tenth season as the color his daughters Sarah and the past ten seasons, Beers Communication. He is in NCAA Men's Basketball analyst on the La Salle Hannah reside in Hamburg, is the longest tenured play- his sixth year as an instruc- Regional Finals (Austin, Basketball Radio Network. PA. Degler also handles by-play man in the Big 5 tor of Public Speaking TX— 2005/ Washington, Degler has also been the play-by-play duties for a and only the great Dan (Comm 150). Beers has also DC-2006) and the NCAA voice of the Reading selected number of Baker (Drexel/former Big 5 begun work on his Masters Men's Basketball Opening Phillies for the past LRN broadcasts. Radio Network) has called in Business Administration Rounds in Philadelphia 14 seasons. more city series games. at the University. in 2006. Along with his work When the Explorers A 1995 maxima cum He is a member of the with the Reading Phillies, defeated American laude graduate of La Salle's College Sports Information Degler has also worked University on December 28, Department of Directors Association for 12 years as radio/TV 2004, it marked Beers' Communication, Beers is (Co-SIDA), East Coast broadcaster and public THE LRN 200th broadcast of La Salle currently working in his Association of Colleges address announcer for UNDERGRADUATE men's basketball. Ironically, 13th season in professional Sports Information Directors football and basketball PRODUCTION American was also the and collegiate sports. His Association (ECAC-SIDA) at Kutztown University. Explorers' opponent for career began as a junior at and the Philadelphia Degler has been involved ASSISTANT Beers' first La Salle when he secured Sportswriters Association. broadcast on the for eight years as radio Since its inception over La Salle an internship with the Beers, Basketball Radio 35, was born in and TV broadcaster for 10 years ago, the La Salle Network (LRN) in 1996. Since Philadelphia Phillies. Emmaus, PA, and is a vet- high school and college Radio Network has culti- then he has called close to He would continue to work eran of the U.S. Army, in soccer, football, and vated a strong relationship 400 Explorer events includ- in the Phillies' Video which he served six years with the Communication ing men's and women's bas- Services Department (two in active duty) as a Department and ketball and football. through the 1996 season Cavalry Scout. developed an informal apprentice-like program. EXPLORERS ON TV THE LA SALLE Past LRN Undergraduate College Sports Television (CSTV) has become the BASKETBALL Assistants include: official media partner of the Atlantic 10 and owns the RADIO NETWORK DJ Deeney rights to all Atlantic 10 contests and member home Born in 1997, LRN affiliates have I Paul Goldhammer games. CSTV will offer college basketball fans a sub- 400 Explorer basketball games in, and back, to stantial selection of Atlantic 10 and Explorer games. Tim McCaffrey Philadelphia as well as the world via the internet. In addition to producing Atlantic 10 telecasts This year, in concert with the Atlantic 10 AILee for all member schools, CSTV will soon become the Conference's partnership with College Sports Television Mike Garafolo on-line web provider for all Atlantic 10 member schools, (CSTV), plans are underway to stream live audio and including La Salle. Upon the conversion, live streaming Watty Faulkner full-scaled video coverage on a refurbished and new- accessibility to Explorer home games and audio/video look GoExplorers.com through CSTV Online. Matt Kirsch features will be available. MEDIA INFORMATION 109 LA SALLE BASKETBALL COACHING STAFF 2006-07 OPPONENTS RECORD BOOK ' til - | 1 ' " 1 ' . ^- m'r yn -College Basketball 1 2005-06 MEDIA CLIPS La Salle women end three-game as 1,0 By Mel Greenben:Grcenberj: I finei; BR STAFF WRITER eight-min ^ Salle shook off °ayton in spanning defense UeQI J j 1 the second Penn dusts Explorers' half last night to Dartmouth 19th consi an- grab a 62-50 victory in an Atlan- ASSOCIATE!)--..ATEI) PRESS . , __ . Pondexi 34.47 „ , ta I tic Ten Conference percent shooting and women's bas- HANOVER, N.H. 2,000-poin - Ibra turned the Ddes ketball game at the Tom Gola ball over 18 times. Wicks him Jaaber made 9 of 11 as Arena. field goal attempts anrl school hii The win off Hawks ibec by the Explore the feat. holds Penn 70, James Ma Mir, Ft* FT3 Catherine Oanley 2-24024 points, but Osmr.cson 31 4-8 3-4 3 2 3 13 lost to visi »«~Salle Zoller 22 4.7 rrev.ePreview:W . *»La 0-16208 Reports Basketball Jaaoer 35 9.-11 1-15 Dartmoutf and Wire College 2 4 21 ff WTiilehursE 33 5^ Women's 2-3 4 2 4 15 ley Taylor Grandieri 17 1.3 CM) 5 1 2 Kacfiins 50n - La Salle i I women The victory, alon top St. Joe George Washington Massachusetts, mo in thee to take to first place over first in the A-1G Explorers have a over GW, Temple ai By Mel Greenberg half, to help give La Salle the one used 1 game at a time,' La Salle INQUIRER STAFF WRITER lead for good. said. r..a "And again, w a 32-32 tie, aj The. Salle women's basket- Both break players shot 3 for 4 from good defense and we soared to sole pos- beyond the arc, ras with Lapetina's ed the ball well, first eve place in the At- effort accounting for all nine of [St. Joseph's] ended u l Conference. her post 1st Big 5 win points. Graber scored 11 offensive rebounds." Salle women by much — just a half- points. z Early in the second b nit it is far more than Crista outrc Ricketts had a ganie- The Explorers, who -ccted from the Explor- hiph 1A-- Crista Ricketts - Junior forward 48-27, led lw~-- - down boundedded the Quakers, ^ bred 16 points and pulled by . as La Salle defeated > rebounds at the Tom siting Penn, 67-49, she Unqutrd Big 5 win ola Arena for its first in1 fiilafcelpltia fthe season. bey Uht double- W fifth com It was Ricketts' h nhillvfs __ — J the 13th w ouble of the season and Qui f her career. yon_ Fran- 1-2 Big 5) also got Penn wasledbyKimberly La Salle (10-8, who had Eg, Explorers hammer Ram from klin and Carrie Biemer, 4 points and eight assists points each. 12 points 13 stone. She has 1,008 overall. 22 points, including the game- (10-6) in College Park, 5haune McLaughlin, ] next game is Friday Senior Davineia Payne, who winning free throw with 17 sec- Duke 84, Holy Cross 36 I Jenna Graber (on 4-for-6 La Salle's Tom at appeared in her 100th game yes- onds left, as No. 5 Connecticut Waner scored 17 poiil visiting Massachusetts three-point range), against Smith added! shooting from *eb. 3 terday, reached 1,000 points ear- (16-2) handed No. 3 Louisiana Wanisha Penn is off until from Davmeia 7 p.m. lier this season. State (14-1) its first loss of the No. 2 Duke (17-0) thrashl and11U iu10 rebounds "* " whpnwhpr, it DlavsDlaVS at Brown.brown. * Rhode IslamIsland (5-10) was led season, in Hartford, Conn. Cross (6-10) in Wof - ™ ui~ri-i, _ Tec |, 59 Mass., to earn coach Gal Gibbons dazzles off the bench i points and tenkors her 350th caret! as La Salle wins ginia (13-3) Immaculata 76, Cedar i Tech (14-2) — Junior Mary Kate ] Conference scored 15 points to Staff and Wire Reports Mighty Macs (9-3) ovt. State 57 — cons in a Pennsylvania INFORMATION ital Lang- Conference game. .. , 110 MEDIA MelanieT^iFjbons came off the bench mds and 12 and scored . , a career-hiah 1? nnintc: asac fh Q i = en 9 P the La Salle wom en's team beat host jrland (15-2 This article contains inform I Duauesneuuquesne last night,niaht 52-43,s? di in an=n AtlanticAn anH , 10n \. Z. matchup. , L^w^mumM^mvmM.; irfa StatP frnn thn ^ anriKtMi Pro « I 2006-07 EXPLORERS 2005-06 REVIEW LA SALLE UNIVERSITY MEDIA INFORMATION MEDIA OUTLETS PRINT Philadelphia Inquirer TELEVISION WB17 Sports 400 N. 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Olney Ave. Fax: 215-238-4657 Contact: Beasley Reece 226 Hawthorne Ave. Box 846 Phone: 215-238-4646 Langhorne, PA 19047 Philadelphia, PA 19141 ESPN 920 Fax: 215-238-4783 Phone: 215-757-3293 Contact: Sports Editor 619 Alexander Road Phone: 215-951-1398 Princeton, NJ 08540 WCAU- Channel 10 (NBC) Sports Network Fax: 215-951-1399 Contact: Tripp Rogers City Ave. & Monument Road The Sports Network Phone: 609 419-0143 Bala Cynwyd, PA 2200 Byberry Road Delaware County Times 19004 Contact: Vai Sikahema Hatboro, PA 19040 500 Bunting Lane WEXP Phone: 610-668-5659 Phone: 1-800-227-7249 Primos, PA 19108 1900 W. Olney Ave. (62) Fax: 610-668-5533 Contact: Terry Toohey La Salle University, Box 698 Sportsticker Philadelphia, PA Harborside Financial Center Phone: 610-622-8880 19141 WPVI - Channel 6 (ABC) Fax: 610-622-8887 Contact: Sports Director 5001 Wynnefield Ave. Jersey City, NJ 07311 Phone: 215-951-1378 Philadelphia, PA Phone: 1-800-367-8935 Main Line Times 19131 Contacts: Gary Papa, 311 E. Lancaster Ave. WIP(6io) Phil Andrews Ardmore, PA 19003 441 N. 5th St. Phone: 215-581-4573 Contact: Bobbi Cabrey Philadelphia, PA 19123 Fax: 215-581-4530 Phone: 610-642-4300 Contact: Anthony Gargano Fax: 610-642-9704 Phone: 215-HOT-LINE Norristown Times Herald P.O. Box 591 Norristown, PA 19404 Contact: Tom Kerrane MEDIA GUIDE CREDITS Phone: 610-272-2322 The 2006-07 La Salle University Men's Basketball Media Guide was produced and edited by the Office of Athletic Communications. Written, compiled and edited by Marc Mullen, with editorial assistance from Kale Beers and Fax: 610-272-0660 Sfeve Mair. Editorial assistance and information gathering by Bob Vetrone, Sr. and Marc Mullen. Cover concept and Philadelphia Daily News design of select pages by Kale Beers. Layout, design by Ellis Design Group. Printing by Garrison Printing. 400 N. Broad St. PHOTO CREDITS Philadelphia, PA 19101 Photos courtesy of Greg Carroccio and Don Murray. Additional photos by Dave Yoblick, Dr. John Carabello, Kelly & Contacts: Mike Kern, Massa, Maria Tucker, Mark Bealer, Kale Beers and the La Salle Archives. Campus life photos are courtesy of the Dick jerardi La Salle University Department of University Communications. Aerial photo of McCarthy Stadium, and other images, Phone: 215-854-5700 provided by John McGrailfiohnmcgrail.com. Selected City of Philadelphia images courtesy of Philadelphia Convention and Visitor's Bureau. Special thanks to the La Salle University Department of University Communications. Fax: 215-854-5524 MEDIA INFORMATION 111 ' ' 2006-07 LA SALLE BASKETBALL PHOTO ROSTER TOM LOCHNER CHRISSIE DOOGAN MIMI RILEY STACEY SMALLS MEGHAN CAROLAN Head Coach Associate Head Coach Assistant Coach Assistant Coach Director of Women's Third Season Third Season Fourth Season Second Season Basketball Operations First Season DANIELLE MICKIEWICZ ANTON IA GALE BRITTANY HANLEY TARA LAPETINA CARLENE HIGHTOWER 6-2 • Fr. • F 5-9 • So. • G 6-2 • Jr. • F 5-5 • So. • G 5-11 • Jr. • F Jackson, NJ Glenside, PA Saylorsburg, PA Philadelphia, PA Philadelphia, PA Cheltenham Pleasant Valley Archbishop Carroll Archbishop Prendergast CRISTA RICKETTS JENNA GRABER JAMIE WALSH SHELLY SZMYT MORGAN ROBERTSON 6-1 »Sr. 5-9 • Sr. • G 5-8 • Fr. • G 5-10 • Fr. • G 6-0 • Fr. Douglasville, PA Clarksburg, NJ Downingtown, PA Pelham, NH Amarillo, TX , Daniel Boone Peddie School Downingtown East Central Catholic Amarillo MEGHAN AHL ALYSE HOOVER MELANIE GIBBONS CHELSEA CONNER MARGARET ELDERTON • • 5-6 • Jr. • G 5-10 • Jr. • G ^ 6-0 • Jr. • F 6-3 • Fr. • F 5-6 So. G jl. Bronx, NY Lebanon, PA Bridgewater, NJ Gloucester City, NJ Havertown, PA ( Preston Cedar Crest Bridgewater-Raritan Gloucester ' Havertown (Maine) I KTS ation Guide Meghan Ahl . . . Meg-an All Tara Lapetina Tara Lap-uh-teen-uh Jenna Graber . . . . Jenna Gray-burr Danielle Mickiewicz Danielle Mick-uh-witz Alyse Hoover . . . Uh-lease Hoover Shelly Szmyt — Shelly Schmitt 112 2006-07 LA SALLE WOMEN'S BASKETBALL PHOTO ROSTER i>^*; (iir IF ll • t w-— m^ r m P *^ r' - M-Ll < < i Lgnf £ f ^ NOVEMBER Fri. 10 at Albany 7:00 PM Tue. 14 at Villanova (5) 7:30 PM Fri. 17 at Sacred Heart 7:00 PM Tue. 21 at Pen n (5) 5:00 PM Sun. 26 at Wagner 2:00 PM Wed. 29 BINGHAMTON 7:00 PM DECEMBER Sat. 2 at Rider 2:00 PM Tue. 5 DELAWARE 7:00 PM Sat. 9 DREXEL 1:00 PM Sat. 16 at Quinnipiac 1:00 PM Wed. 20 MIAMI (OH) 1:00 PM Sat. 23 UW-MILWAUKEE 12:00 PM Fri. 29 MORGAN STATE 1:00 PM JANUARY Mon. 1 at Vanderbilt 3:00 PM Tue. 2 at Lipscomb 8:00 PM Tue. 9 FORDHAM* 7:00 PM Fri. 12 at Saint Joseph's*^) 12:00 PM Sun. 14 RHODE ISLAND* 1:00 PM Thu.18 at St. Bonaventure* 7:00 PM Mon. 22 at Massachusetts* 11:45 AM Fri. 26 RICHMOND* 7:00 PM Sun. 28 GEORGE WASHINGTON* 1:00 PM FEBRUARY Fri. 2 DUQUESNE* 7:00 PM Sun. 4 at Xavier* 2:00 PM Thu.8 at Dayton* 7:00 PM Mon. 12 at Temple*(5) 7:00 PM Sat. 17 at Fordham* 1:00 PM Thu. 22 CHARLOTTE* 7:00 PM Sun. 25 SAINT LOUIS* 1:00 PM MARCH Fri. 2- Atlantic 10 Championships Mon. 5 (Cintas Center - Xavier University- Cincinnati, OH) * - Atlantic 10 game _ (5) - Big 5 Game ^^^^^^^^^^^^ Home games in BOLD CAPS V