2008-09 Women’s Basketball Media Guide Media Services

The 2008-09 West Chester University RADIO/TELEVISION women’s basketball media guide is designed to Sports Information assist media in its coverage of the Golden Rams BROADCASTS James Zuhlke during the upcoming season. Internet, radio and television stations seeking Sports Information Below is a list of media services available to permission to broadcast games from Hollinger Director help members of the media in their coverage of Field House should contact West Chester Uni- the Golden Rams’ program. We hope you will versity’s sports information department at least Offi ce Phone: take full advantage of the services offered by the one week prior to the game. Courtesy lines are (610) 436-3316 sports information department, as we are here available courtside in Hollinger Field House to to serve you. Please make note of the following accommodate visiting and home radio broadcasts. Offi ce Fax: services available throughout the 2008-09 sea- Internet, radio and TV stations using the courtesy (610) 436-1020 son. Should additional information be required, line must call collect, or take an incoming call please do not hesitate to contact us. to broadcast. All broadcasters must be set up 40 Mailing Address: minutes prior to tipoff. Electronic media cover- Sports Information Offi ce ing the game are asked to set up on the lower Sturzebecker HSC, Rm 220 CREDENTIALS level in front. West Chester University All requests for working press, photo and West Chester, PA 19383 broadcast credentials for West Chester’s 2008- 09 home women’s basketball games should be POSTGAME INTERVIEWS Directions to Hollinger Field House made in writing on company letterhead at least 24 Postgame interviews featuring players and From Philadelphia hours prior to the game for which credentials will coaches from both teams will be conducted Take Schuylkill Expressway (Rt. 76 West) to Exit be requested. Please direct all requests to James approximately 10 minutes after the conclusion 26B. Follow Rt. 202 South for approximately 20 of the contest inside the Reese Room adjacent minutes. Take High Street exit to second traffi c Zuhlke, sports information director, Sturzebecker light at Rosedale Ave. and turn left. HSC, Rm 220, West Chester University, West to the basketball court and next to the sports Chester, PA 19383. Requests may also be faxed information offi ce. From Western Pennsylvania (PA Turnpike) to (610) 436-1020. All credentials that cannot be West Chester head coach and players will go Take Pennsylvania Turnpike to Exit 23 Down- mailed can be picked up at the will call table in fi rst in an interview setting with the visiting team ingtown. Follow signs for Rt. 100 South. Route head coach and players to immediately follow. 100 S. will become High St. in the Borough of the lobby of Hollinger Field House. West Chester. Stay on High St. until you come to Rosedale Ave. where the cornerstone of the University is located. Make a right and continue PRESS ROW PHOTOGRAPHY Credentials for sideline photographers are to the fi rst traffi c light. Make a right. About 100 Because of the limited space available along yards, make a right onto North Campus Dr. Hollinger Field House press row, media agencies available by contacting James Zuhlke in West covering the visiting team will be given priority, Chester University’s sports information offi ce From New Jersey Turnpike (North or South) at: (610) 436-3316 with priority given to those Take Exit 6 for Pennsylvania Turnpike. Follow along with West Chester’s media outlets that Pennsylvania Turnpike West for approximately cover the Golden Rams’ women’s basketball agencies covering the participating schools on a regular basis. 35 miles and take Exit 24, Valley Forge. Go program on a regular basis. Media seating is about 1/4 mile to second exit, 26A, to Rt. 202 located at center court between the two lower Photographers can pick up game programs south. Merge left twice on Rt. 202 S. and contin- level bleachers on the side opposite the team at the entrance to the seating area or along press ue for approximately 20 minutes. Go to second row prior to the contest. traffi c light at Rosedale Ave. and turn left. Con- benches. Electronic media covering the game are tinue to the fi rst traffi c light. Make a right. About given priority on the lower level in front. Print 100 yards, make a right onto North Campus Dr. media may sit on the risers behind the electronic SCOUTING media to cover the game. Scouts must pay their own way into the con- From Delaware, Maryland, Washington, and Delaware Memorial Bridge test and sit in the bleachers during games. There Take Rt. 95 North through Wilmington to the exit STATISTICAL SERVICES will be no special seating for professional scouts for Rt. 202 N. (Concord Pike). Continue north on during men’s and women’s basketball contests. 202, following the signs for Business District, Rt. Prior to tipoff, media will be provided with 322. Continue north on High St. to the second a game program with rosters and notifi ed of any traffi c light at Rosedale Ave. and turn left. Con- unusual lineup changes. tinue to the fi rst traffi c light. Make a right. About During the game, quickie stats will be dis- 100 yards, make a right onto North Campus Dr. tributed at each media timeout and a box score From Commodore Barry Bridge (New Jer- at the end of the half and the end of the game. sey) A running play-by-play will be provided at the Coming from either north or south on New Jer- conclusion of the game only. sey Rt. 295, follow signs for Rt. 322 West. Cross Following the game, a complete postgame Commodore Barry Bridge and continue on 322 statistical package will be distributed to media W. to Rt. 1. Turn left on Rt. 1 to Rt. 202 North. Follow directions above from Delaware, Mary- containing a box score with individual statistics land and Washington. and complete play-by-play. Postgame statistical packages will be available approximately 15 minutes after the conclusion of the game.

1 2008-09 Women’s Basketball Media Guide Quick Facts/Table of Contents

West Chester Athletics 2008-09 Women’s Basketball Schedule

Location: ...... West Chester, PA 19383 NOVEMBER Founded: ...... 1871 Sat. 15 vs. Lock Haven^ 4 p.m. Enrollment: ...... 12,800 Sun. 16 vs. Columbia Union^ 2 p.m. Nickname: ...... Golden Rams Tue. 18 at Univ. of Sciences 6 p.m. Colors: ...... Purple, Gold Affi liation: ...... NCAA, ECAC Sat. 22 PHILADELPHIA UNIV. 1 p.m. Conference: ...... Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC) Tue. 25 WILMINGTON 6 p.m.

Interim President: ...... Dr. Linda L. Lamwers DECEMBER Director of Athletics: ...... Dr. Edward M. Matejkovic Fri. 5 LINCOLN# 8 p.m. Sports Information Dir.: ...... James Zuhlke Sat. 6 CHESTNUT HILL# 4 p.m. Email: ...... [email protected] Wed. 17 at Holy Family 6 p.m. Phone:...... (610) 436-3316 Sat. 20 GOLDEY BEACOM 1 p.m. FAX: ...... (610) 436-1020 Hotline: ...... (610) 436-2100 JANUARY Women’s Basketball Head Coach: ...... Deirdre Kane Sat. 3 CALIFORNIA (Pa.) 1 p.m. Basketball Offi ce: ...... (610) 436-3399 Sun. 4 INDIANA (Pa.) 1 p.m. Alma Mater (Yr.): ...... Dayton (’76) Sat. 10 at Mercyhurst 1 p.m. Record at West Chester (Yrs.): ...... 333-255 (21 yrs.) Sun. 11 at Slippery Rock 1 p.m. Overall Record (Yrs.): ...... 375-289 (24 yrs.) Wed. 14 MILLERSVILLE* 6 p.m. 2007-08 Final Overall Record: ...... 19-10 Sat. 17 BLOOMSBURG* 1 p.m. 2007-08 Final Conference Record/Place: ...... 9-3/2nd East Wed. 21 at Cheyney* 6 p.m. 2007-08 Postseason: ...... 1-1 (PSAC Semifi nals) Sat. 24 at Mansfi eld* 1 p.m. Wed. 28 KUTZTOWN* 6 p.m. First Year of Women’s Basketball: ...... 1959-60 Sat. 31 at East Stroudsburg* 1 p.m. All-Time Women’s Basketball Record: ...... 600-440 (.577) NCAA Division II Tournament Appearances: ...... 3 (1-3/.250) FEBRUARY ...... (1997, 2001, 2003) Wed. 4 at Shippensburg* 6 p.m. Last Appearance: ...... 2003 (L, 58-62 at California, Pa.) Sat. 7 at Millersville* 1 p.m. ECAC Division II Championship Game Appearances: ...... 2 (1-1) Wed. 11 CHEYNEY* 7:30 p.m. Last Appearance: ...... 1992 (W, 66-61 at Philadelphia Textile) Sat. 14 at Bloomsburg* 1 p.m. ECAC Division II Final Four Appearances: ...... 5 (3-4) Wed. 18 at Kutztown* 6 p.m. Last Appearance: ..... 1998 (L, 62-73 vs. LIU-Southampton at Adelphi) PSAC Tournament Appearances: ...... 16 (9-16) Sat. 21 MANSFIELD* (Pink Zone) 1 p.m...... (1986, 1987, 1988, 1991, 1992, 1996, 1997, 1998, Wed. 25 SHIPPENSBURG* 6 p.m...... 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2007, 2008) Sat. 28 EAST STROUDSBURG* 1 p.m. Last Appearance: ...... 2008 (W, 84-69 vs. Cheyney; ...... L, 60-81 at Indiana (Pa.) Home games in bold CAPS played at Hollinger Field House PSAC Championship Game Appearances: ...... 1 (0-1) * indicates PSAC East game Last Appearance: ...... 2003 (L, 54-58 vs. California, Pa.) ^ Millersville Tip-Off Tournament (Millersville, Pa.) PSAC East Championships:...... 4 # Carol Eckman Memorial Tournament (West Chester, Pa.) ...... (1992, 1997, 2003, 2004)

AIAW National Championship Appearances: ...... 1 ...... (1972) National Championship Appearances: ...... 3 Credits ...... (1969, 1970, 1971) The 2008-09 West Chester University women’s basketball media National Invitational Collegiate Championships: ...... 1 guide was designed to assist the media in its coverage of West Chester ...... (1969) University basketball and is an offi cial publication of the West Chester EAIAW Championship Appearances: ...... 4 University athletics department. The guide was written, designed and ...... (1977, 1978, 1981, 1982) edited by James Zuhlke, sports information director, with special as- sistance from Corey Phillipeck. Editorial assistance was provided by Danah Allen. Photos are courtesy of John Ferko Jr. and Ray Doyle. Printing was done by A+ Printing, Inc., Altoona, PA 16602. The front and back covers were designed by James Zuhlke.

2 2008-09 Women’s Basketball Media Guide About West Chester University of Pa.

West Chester University, a member of the Pennsylvania State System of Higher Educa- tion, is a public, regional, comprehensive in- stitution committed to providing access and offering high-quality undergraduate education, select post-baccalaureate and graduate pro- grams, and a variety of educational and cultural resources for its students, alumni and citizens of southeastern Pennsylvania. West Chester University is committed to attracting, enrolling and graduating quality stu- dents from a wide variety of educational, cul- tural and economic backgrounds. This endeav- or requires the University to attract and retain highly qualifi ed faculty and staff and to provide each member of the University community with learning and leadership development opportu- nities. To this end, the University supports and encourages programs which benefi t all people and which seek to eradicate discrimination and injustice. We treasure what we believe to be the highest principles of American society: the West Chester University is located in southeastern Pennsylvania just 25 miles worth and uniqueness of each individual, the west of Philadelphia and 17 miles north of Wilmington, Del. New York City and belief that success is to be earned by individual Washington D.C. are both accessible by car or train in less than three hours. effort put forth in an environment founded on equality of opportunity, and the appreciation of the ideal of an inclusive society. We believe that it is incumbent upon all members of our community - staff, students, faculty and administrators - to conduct themselves with As a university owned by the citizens of Pennsylvania, civility toward one another at all times. We value the special talents and we value our mission to provide the best educational contributions of each member of our community. We further affi rm the opportunities possible which will enable the University worth and dignity of each member and the shared responsibility of all to treat each other as individuals, with respect and courtesy. community to successfully address the concerns of a As a university owned by the citizens of Pennsylvania, we value our global society. mission to provide the best educational opportunities possible which will enable the University community to successfully address the concerns of a global society. To this end, West Chester University seeks to provide diligent advising for students and to focus on teaching students to think clearly and critically, to make logical and ethical judgments, and to com- municate effectively with others. West Chester University’s community strongly supports the prin- ciples of academic integrity and academic responsibility, viewing both as the province of every member of the campus community. We hold the highest esteem for teaching directed toward student learning and affi rm that mastery of content as well as mastery of teaching skills necessary to communicate such content are paramount. West Chester University will be a national model for excellence for public regional comprehensive universities and is especially noted for: Undergraduate programs that actively engage students in connecting the life of the mind to the world in which they live and work. The responsiveness of its graduate and post-baccalaureate programs to regional needs. Its focus on providing lifelong-learning, technical, and applied skills essential to graduates’ success now and in the future. A commitment by faculty, staff, and administrators to provide access and to serve effectively the educational needs of a diverse student body. Its role as a leading educational and cultural resource and partner in fostering the economic, social, and cultural vitality of southeastern Pennsylvania. 3 2008-09 Women’s Basketball Media Guide University Adm. and Athletics Director

University Interim President Director of Athletics Dr. Linda L. Lamwers Dr. Edward M. Matejkovic

Beginning July 1, 2008, Dr. Linda Dr. Edward Matejkovic begins his L. Lamwers, West Chester University’s 14th year as the director of athletics at provost and vice president for academic West Chester University. affairs, assumed the duties of interim Under his guidance, West Chester’s athletic program has soared to unprec- president. She will serve in that position edented heights, accomplishing goals while the University conducts a search never before imagined. The Golden Rams for a new president. captured fi ve Pennsylvania State Athletic Dr. Lamwers came to West Ches- Conference (PSAC) team titles during ter University as provost and vice presi- both the 2006-07 and 2007-08 campaigns. dent for academic affairs in 1995. Her re- As a result, West Chester has claimed sponsibilities have included oversight of runner-up plaudits in the Dixon Trophy standings and placed a school-best 12th an $80 million budget and fi ve colleges nationally in the U.S. Sports Academy (Arts and Sciences, Visual and Perform- Director’s Cup Division II standings. ing Arts, Education, Health Sciences, and Business and Public Affairs), In the spring of 2008, West Chester’s the Honors College, the Offi ce of Graduate Studies and Extended Educa- women’s lacrosse squad won its second national championship in the last tion, the University’s library, international studies, admissions, fi nancial seven seasons, reaching the title game for the fi fth consecutive year. The aid, the registrar, and student support services. men’s swimming squad also matched its highest fi nish at the 2008 NCAA During her tenure at West Chester, she has co-chaired the Univer- Division II Swimming & Diving championships with a third-place show- ing. sity’s strategic planning process, supported the development of several Scholarship allotments have grown, along with the number of full-time new academic programs in response to local and regional needs, and fa- coaching positions across West Chester’s 24 intercollegiate programs. All cilitated regional and global partnerships with a variety of educational in- of these changes have helped the university achieve its unparalleled suc- stitutions and businesses. As a result of her leadership, the University has cess on the fi eld. also strengthened its academic programs through accreditation initiatives Additionally, Matejkovic has helped spearhead a facility upgrade and the assessment of student learning outcomes. In addition, she helped movement at the university that has resulted major upgrades to the newly to establish a summer minority teaching program, oversaw expansion of dedicated Vonnie Gros Field behind Sturzebecker Health Science Center the University’s Frederick Douglass Institute to the other 13 schools in and a brand new state-of-the-art track surface at John A. Farrell Stadium. In conjunction with the new track surface, Farrell Stadium’s football fi eld the Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education, and has worked with received a brand new playing surface as the natural grass was replaced faculty to enhance teaching, research, service, and outreach. with FieldTurf. Dr. Lamwers completed her undergraduate studies in psychology Matejkovic’s experience and success as an athletic administrator have at Douglass College and earned her master of science and doctorate in earned him involvement in several conference and regional committees. Cognitive and Developmental Psychology from Rutgers University. Her Most recently, he was elected president of the D2 Athletic Director’s As- research has been in the areas of cognitive psychology, educational out- sociation by his peers. Matejkovic is a past president of the PSAC Executive comes, pedagogy, planning for diversity, and minority student leadership Committee and continues to serve the PSAC on numerous other committees. He is also a member of the ECAC Board of Directors and the ECAC Finance development. Most recently, she has focused on broad higher education Committee. He served as president of the ECAC during 2002-03. issues. She has published numerous articles and given more than 100 pre- An active member of the National Association of Collegiate Directors sentations at regional, national, and international professional meetings. of Athletics (NACDA), Matejkovic served on the NCAA Student Athlete On the regional and national level, Dr. Lamwers is a member of the Reinstatement Committee, the NCAA Division II East Region men’s bas- Finance and Development Committee of the American Council on Educa- ketball championship selection committee. He also served on the NCAA tion Fellows Board, reviews periodic review reports for the Middle States Football Task Force – a committee reviewing scholarship allocations in Commission on Higher Education, and serves on the Pennsylvania State the sport. The Coatesville, Pa., native earned both his bachelor’s and master’s System of Higher Education Tuition Equity Task Force. In the communi- degrees from WCU, and his doctorate in Sports Administration/Athletic ty, she has long been active in the Chester County March of Dimes and is Facility Management from Temple University. Matejkovic joined the staff a founding member of the Chester County Futures Board, which oversees of SUNY Brockport in 1984 where he fi rst served as an assistant professor scholarship and academic programs for talented high-risk, low-income and coordinator of the sport management program. high school students. As head football coach from 1986-94, he racked up more wins in a single season, and in a career, than any coach in the school’s history. In 1990, he was named Brockport’s athletic director and promptly turned the program around in just four years. Along with the successful Golden Eagles football team, Brockport’s wrestling program won a national title and its volleyball team captured four straight SUNYAC crowns. On September 22, 2001, Matejkovic was inducted into the Brockport Athletics Hall of Fame. In June of 2003, he was selected to the Temple University “Gallery of Success.” Matejkovic resides in Exton, Pa. He has two daughters, Jennifer Fitzger- ald and Leigh Martini (WCU ’98) and one son, Jude. He is also the proud grandfather of two grandchildren: Max Edward Martini and Audrey Judith Fitzgerald, who were both born in 2008.

4 2008-09 Women’s Basketball Media Guide Head Coach Deirdre Kane

Deirdre ond straight trip to the PSAC Final Four. As a of Dayton, she was the fi rst female granted an Kane begins result of her team’s success that season, Kane athletic scholarship to attend the school. her 22nd sea- was selected as the PSAC East coach of the year Kane earned membership into two more son as head for the third time in her career. halls of fame in the fall 2006 when she was in- coach of West Kane guided the Golden Rams to a 23-6 ducted into the Camden County Sports Hall of Chester Uni- overall record in 2000-01, the third highest Fame in October and the inaugural class of Paul versity’s wom- single-season win total in program history. She IV High School Hall of Fame, where she cap- en’s basketball engineered another PSAC semifi nal run, which tained the girls’ basketball team to a state cham- program. produced its second appearance in the NCAA II pionship in 1972. During her Tournament. Kane was named the WBCA Dis- Kane is a past member of the WBCA Board administration, trict 2 coach of the year. of Directors and recently completed a term on she has racked Kane’s 1998-99 club managed to post an the PSAC Advisory Board. She recently com- up 11 consecu- impressive 16-11 mark (8-4 PSAC East) despite pleted her term on the NCAA Division II East tive winning losing several key players to injuries. Her club’s Region ranking committee and has served as a seasons (1995-96 to 2004-05), won four Penn- success came on the heels of Kane’s 1997-98 YES Clinician at the NCAA Final Four. sylvania State Athletic Conference East Divi- squad that fi nished 15-14 and upset top-seeded Kane’s role as a negotiator was instrumen- sion titles (1992, 1997, 2003 and 2004), been Bloomsburg in the fi rst round of the PSACs. tal in the forming of the fi rst union contract named coach of the year by fi ve different asso- Kane guided the Golden Rams to a fi rst explicitly for coaches in the fi eld of collegiate ciations and guided the women’s hoops squad place fi nish in the PSAC East during the 1996- athletics. She took a leadership role in hammer- to three NCAA Division II Tournament berths 97 campaign and brought the PSAC Final Four ing out the fi rst contract for the coaches in the (1997, 2001 and 2003). to Hollinger Field House for the fi rst time. How- PSAC. Kane has compiled a 333-255 (.566) record ever, her biggest accomplishment that winter Kane and her husband of 29 years, Tim, during her tenure at WCU and is the winningest came in guiding West Chester to its fi rst NCAA reside in Downingtown, Pa. coach in the program’s storied history. She has Division II Tournament appearance. Kane col- Their son, Sean, is a graduate of West won more conference games (171) than any ac- lected her second coach of the year honor from Chester University and earned his master’s de- tive coach in the PSAC Eastern Division. Her the conference after the season as well. gree from Syracuse University. He is currently a overall coaching record is 375-289 (.565) in 24 The 1995-96 season began a string of 10 producer for Comcast Sportsnet. years on the sideline. consecutive winning campaigns for Kane, cul- After a one-year hiatus from the postsea- minating in the school’s fi rst playoff appearance THE KANE FILE son in 2005-06, Kane steered the Golden Rams in four seasons. The Goldne Rams also earned Years Team Record Postseason back to the promised land in each of the past an invitation to the ECAC Division II Champi- 1983-84 Salisbury St. 11-15 two years as West Chester fi nished second in the onship. 1984-85 Salisbury St. 15-12 PSAC East standings each time. Under Kane’s tutelage in 1991-92, the 2 years 26-27 The Golden Rams advanced to the PSAC Golden Rams enjoyed their winningest season semifi nal round last winter eventually losing on the hardwood (25-5). Their efforts produced 1985-86 Swarthmore 16-7 to nationally ranked Indiana, Pa., on the road. the program’s fi rst PSAC East title and an ECAC 1 year 16-7 West Chester’s efforts were enhanced along the Division II Championship. way by the play of PSAC East player of the year Although West Chester did not receive 1987-88 West Chester 12-16 PSACs Dana Weems and East Division rookie of the a bid to the NCAA’s, Kane’s charges played 1988-89 West Chester 9-17 year Megan Stewart. host to the ECAC Division II fi nal four for the 1989-90 West Chester 10-17 Kane engineered a 19-10 season in 2004- second straight year, this time knocking off St. 1990-91 West Chester 19-12 ECACs 05 and a trip to the PSAC semifi nals. It marked Rose and Philadelphia Textile to claim the title. 1991-92 West Chester 25-5 ECACs the program’s 10th consecutive winning cam- Kane was named the PSAC East and the ECAC 1992-93 West Chester 14-11 paign on the strength of a 14-2 record at Hol- Division II coach of the year, as well as the Con- 1993-94 West Chester 9-16 linger Field House. verse Division II District 2 coach of the year for 1994-95 West Chester 11-15 In 2003-04, Kane led the Golden Rams to her outstanding season. 1995-96 West Chester 15-13 ECACs a 17-12 overall record and the school’s second Before taking the helm of the Golden 1996-97 West Chester 22-7 NCAAs consecutive PSAC East title with an 11-1 mark. Rams, Kane served coaching stints at Swarth- 1997-98 West Chester 15-14 ECACs At the NCAA Division I Women’s Final Four in more (1985-86) and Salisbury State (1983-85) 1998-99 West Chester 16-11 PSACs March, Kane was selected as the Carol Eckman before taking a job as an assistant coach at Penn 1999-00 West Chester 11-15 PSACs Award winner for all of college basketball. during the 1986-87 campaign. 2000-01 West Chester 23-6 NCAAs In 2002-03, Kane pushed the Golden Rams Kane was the assistant athletic director and 2001-02 West Chester 18-10 PSACs to an 11-1 PSAC East mark, a 24-8 overall re- head girls basketball coach at Camden Catho- 2002-03 West Chester 24-8 NCAAs cord, a berth in the PSAC championship game lic (N.J.) High School from 1978-81. Her 1981 2003-04 West Chester 17-12 PSACs for the fi rst time in school history and the pro- team turned in a 24-6 record, earning her the 2004-05 West Chester 19-10 PSACs gram’s fi rst NCAA Tournament win. She was South Jersey coach of the year honor. 2005-06 West Chester 10-17 also chosen the PSAC East coach of the year for On February 12, 1992, Kane was inducted 2006-07 West Chester 15-13 PSACs the second straight season. into the South Jersey Hall of Fame to mark her 2007-08 West Chester 19-10 PSACs Seven years ago, Kane led an injury-de- career accomplishments on the court and from 21 years 333-255 (.566) pleted club to an 18-10 overall record and a sec- the sidelines. A 1976 graduate of the University 24 years 375-289 (.565)

5 2008-09 Women’s Basketball Media Guide WCU Assistant Coaching Staff

Assistant Coach Assistant Coach Kiera Wooden Lindsay Wilson

Kiera Wooden begins her fi fth season Lindsay Wilson begins her second as West Chester University’s top assistant season as an assistant coach on the in the women’s basketball program for women’s basketball staff this winter. She head coach Deirdre Kane. comes to the Golden Rams’ program from Former All-PSAC East player ,Wood- Hartwick College where she was a three- en returned to the West Chester University year captain and four-year letterwinner women’s basketball team as the program’s for the Hawks. fi rst full-time assistant coach prior to the Wilson assists head coach Deirdre 2004-05 campaign. Kane and assistant coach Kiera Wooden A 2003 graduate of WCU, Wooden in all aspects of coaching, including re- spent the 2003-04 collegiate basketball cruiting and scouting. She also handles season as an assistant coach with Division designated responsibilities on the bench I Longwood University in Farmville, Va. during games as well. The Wilmington, Del., native played four years of varsity women’s While at Hartwick, Wilson excelled basketball at WCU under current head coach Deirdre Kane, earning Penn- both on the court and in the classroom where she graduated ranked among sylvania State Athletic Conference Eastern Division fi rst team honors on the top fi ve all-time in three different major statistical categories. Wilson three different occasions. During her fi rst season in 1999-2000, Wooden placed second all-time at the school in career assists (496), third in career was named the PSAC East rookie of the year. points (1,586) and fourth in career steals (221). In her four years as a Golden Ram, Wooden was the quintessential The Oneida, N.Y., native ranked second in the nation in assists per game student-athlete. In addition to her success on the court, she produced a at the Division III level, dishing out 7.2 helpers per contest during the 2005- 3.74 grade-point average while earning a degree in Kinesiology. She also 06 campaign. Her senior year, Wilson ranked 12th in the country in points secured three minor degrees in nutrition, health and coaching. per game (21.3) and 20th nationwide in assists per game (5.6). Wooden was a four-time PSAC scholar-athlete, an eight-time member Wilson was a fi rst team all-conference pick in 2005, 2006 and 2007 of the WCU Athletic Director’s Academic Honor Roll, a PSAC Winter Top and an NYSWCAA all-state basketball selection her junior and senior 10 selection and a 2002 Arthur Ashe Award winner. She served two years seasons. Additionally, Wilson was an Empire 8 rookie of the year in 2004 as team captain and was a regular on the Dean’s List. and named to the Women’s D3 News all-freshman team that year as well. Wooden was named the team’s MVP on three different occasions and Hartwick College honored their young standout as the Outstanding female claimed outstanding scholar-athlete honors twice on her club. freshman athlete award winner. She fi nished her career ranked fourth all-time in scoring with 1378 points Wilson graduated from Hartwick College in May 2007 with a bachelor’s and stands seventh in scoring average at 12.2 points per game. degree in Secondary English Education. She was a member of the Dean’s Wooden holds the school record for fi eld goals made (569), ranks third List and a student-athlete academic honor roll recipient at Hartwick as in fi eld goal attempts (1,300) and is fi fth in free throws made (408) and well. She is currently working towards her master’s degree in Sports and fourth in free throws attempted. Athletic Administration at West Chester University. Wooden’s ability to dominate the boards and play stellar defense will serve her well in teaching the young Golden Rams. She ranks second all-time in WCU history in boards (871) and steals (259), while her 7.7 rebounds per game average stands fi fth. Wooden currently resides in Wilmington, Del., with her husband, Charles. She earned her master’s degree in Sports and Athletic Administra- tion at West Chester University in 2006.

West Chester’s coaching staff enters its second season to- Kiera Wooden begins her fi fth season at the side of her gether: (L to R) Tony White, Lindsay Wilson, Deirdre Kane, former head coach Deirdre Kane. and Kiera Wooden. 6 2008-09 Women’s Basketball Media Guide 2008-09 Women’s Basketball Roster

No. Player Pos. Ht. Yr. Hometown/High School______00 Ashley Loper G 5-7 Jr. New London, Pa./Avon Grove Pronunciation Guide 3 Allison Hostetter G 5-7 R-Fr. Oxford, Pa./Oxford Name Pronunciation 10 Kayla Felty G 5-7 Gr. Pine Grove, Pa./Nativity Dominique Adams ADAMS 12 Dana Weems F 5-8 Sr. Pottstown, Pa./Pottsgrove Angela Altemose ALL-ti-MOSE 13 Megan Stewart G 5-4 So. York, Pa./York Catholic Bridget Carlin KARLEN 14 Natalie Winters G 5-7 Sr. Carbondale, Pa./Carbondale Lauren Commodari KOMA-dar-ee 20 Mary Kate Serratelli F 5-11 So. Bethlehem, Pa./Liberty Kayla Felty FELT-ee 21 Renata Neal F 6-0 Jr. Philadelphia, Pa./Bodine Janelle Garber GAR-ber 22 Bridget Carlin G 5-4 Jr. Berwick, Pa./Berwick Shamyra Hammond sha-MEER-ah 23 Shamyra Hammond G 5-7 Fr. Philadelphia, Pa./Eng. & Science Deirdre Kane DEAR` dra KANE 24 Jill Keefer G 5-11 Fr. Palmyra, Pa./Palmyra Allison Hostetter HOSS-stet-er 25 Janelle Garber F 6-0 Jr. Elizabethtown, Pa./Elizabethtown Jill Keefer KEEF-er 32 Dominique Adams G 5-7 So. Philadelphia, Pa./Central Ashley Loper LOPE-er 33 Lauren Commodari F 5-9 So. Kennett, Pa./Kennett Renata Neal REN-ott-a NEIL 44 Allie Russo G 5-9 Fr. Bethesda, Md./Bethesda-Chevy Chase Allie Russo ROOSE-oh 54 Angela Altemose F 6-0 Fr. Pottsville, Pa./Nativity Mary Kate Serratelli SERRA-tell-ee Megan Stewart STEW-art Head Coach: Deirdre Kane (Dayton ’76) 22nd season Dana Weems WEEMS Assistant Coach: Kiera Wooden (West Chester ’03) 5th season Natalie Winters WIN-ters Assistant Coach: Lindsay Wilson (Hartwick ’07) 2nd season Alphabetical Roster 2008-09 Radio Broadcast Schedule No. Player Pos. Yr. Ht. Hometown/High School______32 Dominique Adams G 5-7 So. Philadelphia, Pa./Central DATE OPPONENT TIME 54 Angela Altemose F 6-0 Fr. Pottsville, Pa./Nativity 01/03 California (Pa.) 1 p.m. 22 Bridget Carlin G 5-4 Jr. Berwick, Pa./Berwick 01/04 Indiana (Pa.) 1 p.m. 33 Lauren Commodari F 5-9 So. Kennett, Pa./Kennett 01/14 Millersville 6 p.m. 10 Kayla Felty G 5-7 Gr. Pine Grove, Pa./Nativity 01/17 Bloomsburg 1 p.m. 25 Janelle Garber F 6-0 Jr. Elizabethtown, Pa./Elizabethtown 01/21 at Cheyney 6 p.m. 23 Shamyra Hammond G 5-7 Fr. Philadelphia, Pa./Eng. & Science 01/24 at Mansfi eld 1 p.m. 3 Allison Hostetter G 5-7 R-Fr. Oxford, Pa./Oxford 01/28 Kutztown 6 p.m. 24 Jill Keefer G 5-11 Fr. Palmyra, Pa./Palmyra 01/31 at East Stroudsburg 1 p.m. 00 Ashley Loper G 5-7 Jr. New London, Pa./Avon Grove 02/04 at Shippensburg 6 p.m. 21 Renata Neal F 6-0 Jr. Philadelphia, Pa./Bodine 02/07 at Millersville 1 p.m. 44 Allie Russo G 5-9 Fr. Bethesda, Md./Bethesda-Chevy Chase 02/11 Cheyney 7:30 p.m. 20 Mary Kate Serratelli F 5-11 So. Bethlehem, Pa./Liberty 02/14 at Bloomsburg 1 p.m. 13 Megan Stewart G 5-4 So. York, Pa./York Catholic 02/18 at Kutztown 6 p.m. 12 Dana Weems F 5-8 Sr. Pottstown, Pa./Pottsgrove 02/21 Mansfi eld 1 p.m. 14 Natalie Winters G 5-7 Sr. Carbondale, Pa./Carbondale 02/25 Shippensburg 6 p.m. 02/28 East Stroudsburg 1 p.m. Head Coach: Deirdre Kane (Dayton ’76) 22nd season *All broadcasts on 91.7 WCUR-FM and Assistant Coach: Kiera Wooden (West Chester ’03) 5th season www.redzonemedia.com. Assistant Coach: Lindsay Wilson (Hartwick ’07) 2nd season

7 2008-09 Women’s Basketball Media Guide

Lady Rams Want To Pick Up Where They Left Off

Bowing out of the PSAC semifi nals in last a freshman. However, the sophomore is much outside make her more of a threat there than year’s playoffs left a sour taste in the mouths of more relaxed on the fl oor and more comfortable down low. Kane and her coaching staff feel that West Chester University’s women’s basketball with West Chester’s schemes. Keefer will provide some diffi cult matchups for squad. This winter, the Lady Rams are looking Freshman Angela Altemose and sophomore opponents and could help free up others. to get back to the conference tournament and Lauren Commodari, will need to work their way Kayla Felty and Allie Russo add depth at this time possibly host the fi nal four as the fi rst- onto the fl oor. Both provide depth to the front- the guard position for the Golden Rams. They place team in the East when the playoff format court and will gain game experience in 2008- will serve in a reserve role this winter for Coach shifts to this side of Harrisburg for the postsea- 09. Kane and her staff. son. Teaming up with Stewart in the backcourt Repeating its second-place fi nish in the “It is always our goal to try to win the this season is junior guard Bridget Carlin and Eastern Division will be no small task for West Eastern Division and advance in the playoffs,” sophomore Dominique Adams. Both have Chester this winter. Millersville returns their 22-year mentor of the Golden Rams Deirdre shown drastic improvement over the summer entire starting lineup, Shippensburg was a con- Kane said. “It is going to be much tougher this and will fi ght for a starting role. tender in the West that will be diffi cult to knock year with Shippensburg moving over from the “Those two are very excited,” Kane said. off in the East. West.” “They both have been ‘A’ students in the pre- West Chester faces four of the top teams Indeed, realignment in the PSAC due to the season. They will each see more playing time from the Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference addition of both Mercyhurst and Gannon has this year.” (CACC) in Wilmington, Philadelphia Univ., shifted the Raiders to the Eastern Division. That Carlin can handle means that both of the league’s player of the the point, moving Stewart year representatives a year ago are now play- over to a shooting guard ing in the same division. Shippensburg’s Lauren position if the situation Beckley and West Chester’s Dana Weems will arises. That is the versa- butt heads twice this season as the two squads tility that Kane loves by team with defending East champion Millersville teaming Carlin and Stew- to vye for the division crown in 2008-09. art in her backcourt. Along with Weems, West Chester boasts Adams can break the loop’s Eastern Division rookie of the year down a defender off the in Megan Stewart to run things in the backcourt. dribble and penetrate. With Stewart set a freshman record for assists a year Weems waiting outside or ago after gaining a spot with the lead cast mid- Garber down low, Adams way through the season. can distribute the ball and Joining those two is red-shirt freshman Al- make things happen. She lison Hostetter, who Kane is extremely excited is also considered one of about. the best defensive players “She attacks the basket and creates oppor- out on the perimeter as tunities for others.” well. Hostetter’s fl ashy style of play will fi t in The loss of senior well with Weems, Stewart and Janelle Garber. captain Natalie Winters The latter returns as a second-team All-PSAC will certainly be felt by the East performer a year ago and will be the go- Golden Rams. However, to person down low on the block. Garber has the addition of Hostetter, the ability to take the pressure off the perimeter along with the improved players with her presence inside. play of both Adams and Garber is one of a three-person rotation Carlin, should soften the Senior forward Dana Weems was named the PSAC East that Kane will utilize inside. Weems and Renata blow from that loss. Division player of the year by a vote of the league’s Neal will also provide that power down low. “We lose a lot of head coaches. Weems averaged 11.9 points per game Weems adds the ability to play outside and pen- depth and experience at and 7.3 rebounds per contest. etrate off the dribble, which creates match-up guard without Natalie,” problems for many teams. Neal is a force off the Kane admitted. Univ. of the Sciences and Holy Family. Regular- bench in the paint. She should take up space in Freshman Shamyra Hammond will also season, non-conference tilts opposite California the middle and provide quality minutes for the compete for minutes. She is a completely dif- (Pa.) and Indiana (Pa.) will tell the Rams where Golden Rams. ferent type of point guard than Stewart or Car- they stand for the postseason. “(Garber, Weems, Neal) all have the ability lin. Hammond can change the tempo of the West Chester has reached the PSAC post- to get up and down the court and score in transi- game and really push the ball up the fl oor. She season tournament in 13 of the last 14 seasons tion,” Kane explained. “Weems learned to play will need to adjust to the college game, but the and looks destined to return to the playoffs again with her back to the basket last year and that has coaching staff is excited about her abilities and in 2008-09. Along the way, the Golden Rams turned her into a more versatile player.” her future. hope to earn another Eastern Division title. Mary Kate Serratelli is another experienced Another true freshman, Jill Keefer, is a low-post player, who will see playing time in talented perimeter player, who brings a great the frontcourt for the Golden Rams. Serratelli deal of size and match-up problems to the table. was used in a limited reserve role a year ago as Keefer stands at 5-11. However, her abilities 8 2008-09 Women’s Basketball Media Guide 2008-09 Golden Rams Natalie Winters Janelle Garber Sr. Guard 5-7 Jr. Forward 6-0 Team Captain Team Captain Carbondale, Pa. 14 Elizabethtown, Pa. 25 Carbondale Elizabethtown

Exercise science major … possesses a strong work ethic … continues to Kinesiology major ... named second team All-PSAC East a year ago ... shoot well from three point range … off-season knee injury has sidelined smart leader on the fl oor for the Golden Rams ... fundamentally sound the team captain for the entire year ... is red-shirting and will return to ... possesses pretty post moves … tough inside player … not afraid to be the court her senior year next season … drives to the basket very well … physical … mentally tough … runs the fl oor well for a post player … ex- a playmaker on offense ... PSAC honor roll student ... developing into pected to crack the starting lineup with the departure of Dominique Lewis one of the school’s top all-time 3-point shooters ... member of WCU AD ... will need to play a much larger role both offensively and defensively for academic honor roll. the Golden Rams ... will be a tough and physical presence down low this year ... Deans List student. 2007-08: Appeared in all 28 games starting 10 ... averaged 20.5 minutes per contest ... averaged 8.3 points per game ... poured in a season high 20 2007-08: Appeared in 26 games starting 25 ... averaged 27.5 minutes per points vs. Cheyney. contest ... averaged 7.7 rebounds per game ... averaged 10.5 points per game ... led the squad in blocked shots ... season high 15 rebounds vs. 2006-07: Started all 28 games ... third on the team in scoring with 266 Bloomsburg and Edinboro ... registered four blocks vs. Millersville...sea- total points … averaged 9.5 points per game … best free-throw percentage son high 19 points vs. Goldey Beacom ... second team All-PSAC East. on the team at 82.4 percent … fi nished third on the squad with 50 steals … totaled 68 defensive rebounds. 2006-07: Appeared in all 28 games ... went to the foul line 44 times shoot- ing 68.2 percent ... averaged 5.4 points per game and 3.9 rebounds per 2005-06: Appeared in 26 games and drew 16 starts … averaged fi ve points contest ... hit the boards hard with 110 rebounds ... registered a total of a game … second on the team with 37 steals … shot 60 percent from the 15 block shots. foul line.

9 2008-09 Women’s Basketball Media Guide 2008-09 Golden Rams Dana Weems Bridget Carlin Sr. Foward 5-8 Jr. Guard 5-4 Pottstown, Pa. Berwick, Pa. Pottsgrove 12 Berwick 22

One of West Chester’s top returning forwards ... led the team in scoring, Exercise science major … physicall tough … is both a defensive and of- rebounding and steals … PSAC East player of the year her fi rst season fensive spark … quick hands … excellent shot ... good passer, who sees in the league ... uses athletic ability to penetrate and slash to the hole … the fl oor well ... one of the team’s top guards off the bench ... gives the learned to play inside last year after injury to Katie Kline ... shined in her Golden Rams quality minutes ... could jump into a starting role this season new role ... very strong defensive player ... should play a huge role in the ... tireless work ethic ... leadership and experience will be relied upon. middle of West Chester’s defense ... can play either a power forward posi- tion or on the outside ... has shown much versatility. 2007-08: Appeared in 21 games ... averaged 8.2 minutes per contest ... averaged 1.4 rebounds ... one of the fi rst backcourt players off the bench 2007-08: Appeared in 28 games starting 17 ... fi rst team All-PSAC East for West Chester. ... PSAC East player of the year ... All-ECAC performer as well ... aver- aged 23.8 minutes per contest ... averaged 7.3 rebounds per game ... aver- 2006-07: Appeared in 28 games ... made two starts ... distributed the ball aged 11.9 points per game ... registered 7 steals vs. Millersville ... season for 59 assists … shot 75 percent from the foul line ... ranked sixth on the high 21 points vs. Cheyney and Mansfi eld ... registered 16 rebounds vs. team in steals with 32 ... averaged 16 minutes per game. Cheyney ... named the team MVP.

Ashley Loper Renata Neal Jr. Guard 5-7 Jr. Forward 6-0 New London, Pa. Philadelphia, Pa. Avon Grove 00 Bodine 21

Tranfer from Cecil County Community College ... is red-shirting this win- Sociology major … came off the bench last season and played well … ter and will come back to the team again next winter ... mature player not your ordinary post player … very fast and can run the fl oor well … with good instincts ... should really help a young team with her leadership excellent inside the paint area … quickly developing into a force for the qualities. ... local product, who the coaching staff is excited to see play ... Golden Rams ... Frederick Douglass scholar ... member of WCU AD aca- developing her game all season while red-shirting ... will fi ll a major role demic honor roll. on the Golden Rams in 2009-10. 2007-08: Appeared in 28 games starting fi ve ... averaged 15.7 minutes per contest ... averaged 5.3 rebounds and 6.3 points per game ... registered 11 rebounds vs. Wilmington, Lock Haven, and Bloomsburg ... led the team with a 57 percent fi eld goal percentage.

2006-07: Appeared in 10 games … shot 30 percent from the fl oor ... spent the season in a reserve role behind Dominique Lewis and Janelle Garber ... averaged almost three minutes per game.

10 2008-09 Women’s Basketball Media Guide 2008-09 Golden Rams Dominique Adams Lauren Commodari So. Guard 5-7 So. Forward 5-9 Philadelphia, Pa. Kennett, Pa. Central 32 Kennett 33

Undeclared major … comes from a very successful high school program Undeclared major … played high school basketball at nearby Kennett in Philadelphia … a competitor ... shown that she could be a possible High School … versatile player … physical and tough …very determined defensive spark … has the energy and enthusiasm that you need to play at at fi nishing the play … can play both inside and outside ... could provide a the college level … good ball-handler ... could work herself into a start- spark off the bench ... needs to continue her growth at the college level. ing role this year ... eager to learn and improve ... developing into a team leader. 2007-08: Appeared in 14 games ... averaged 4.1 minutes per contest ... spent the season in a reserve role off the bench for the Golden Rams. 2007-08: Appeared in 17 games ... averaged 3.2 minutes per contest ... averaged 1.4 points per game ... served in a reserve role off the bench for the Golden Rams.

Mary Kate Serratelli Megan Stewart

So. Forward 5-11 So. Guard 5-4 Bethlehem, Pa. York, Pa. Liberty 20 York Catholic

Pre-med student … her feisty mentality will have her battling for playing Pre-med student … PSAC East rookie of the year ... won two state titles time … tough physical inside presence … can shoot the 10- to 15-foot in high school and her team went 68-1 in those two years … extremely jumper … has good 3-point range … hard work in the weight room and tough … emotionally and physically strong … thrives under pressure … personal work-outs will show on the court ... very versatile big player is showing leadership ability early on ... excellent ball-handler ... excellent ... shows ability to pull her game outside and create mismatches for op- instincts ... a natural on the fl oor ... excellent shooter and passer for the ponents ... talented vocalist, who performs the national anthem at West Golden Rams ... very high basketball IQ ... member of PSAC academic Chester basketball games. honor roll ... member of WCU AD academic honor roll.

2007-08: Appeared in 26 games getting the start in one game ... averaged 2007-08: Appeared in 27 games and started 17 ... PSAC East rookie of the 10.4 minutes per contest ... averaged 2.3 rebounds a game ... averaged 4 year ... earned her fi rst career start at Indiana (Pa.) in the regular season points per game and never left the lead cast after that 19-point performance ... handled the point guard postition like a seasoned veteran .... averaged 25.6 minutes per contest ... averaged 3.1 rebounds a game .... averaged seven points per game ... posted season-high 19 points vs. IUP ... led the PSAC in assist- to-turnover ratio.

11 2008-09 Women’s Basketball Media Guide 2008-09 Golden Rams Newcomers Shamyra Hammond Allie Russo Fr. Guard 5-7 Fr. Guard 5-9 Philadelphia, Pa. Bethesda, Md. Engineering & Science23 Bethesda-Chevy Chase44

Excellent ball-handler and a penetrator ... goes to the hoop very well ... Strong guard with good size ... will spend most of her fi rst season in a still developing and adjusting to the college game ... should turn into a reserve role off the bench ...still learning the game at the college level ... very fi ne basketball player ... possesses a bright future in the program ... should develop into an everyday starter as an upperclassman ... hampered pushes the ball up the fl oor very well ... can distribute the ball well ... will by early-season injuries ... working hard to get into game shape ... is in the spend most of her fi rst season in a reserve role off the bench. honors program at West Chester University.

Jill Keefer Angela Altemose Fr. Guard 5-11 Fr. Forward 6-0 Palmyra, Pa. Pottsville, Pa. Palmyra 24 Nativity 54

Backcourt player, who brings a little size to the position ... could create Imposing presence underneath the basket for the Golden Rams ... slotted a few matchup problems for the opposition ... will work her way in off in behind some very talented and experienced frontcourt players ... will the bench her fi rst year in college ... possesses good fundamentals ... still learn from their experiences and knowledge this winter ... going against learning the coaching staff’s system ... could see increased playing time as those forwards every day in practice should help her develop her game ... the season progresses ... possesses a very bright future ... has 3-point range very much behind due to preseason injuries ... working hard to see time ... attacks the basket well. as a reserve.

Allison Hostetter Kayla Felty R-Fr. Guard 5-7 Gr. Guard 5-7 Oxford, Pa. Pine Grove, Pa. Nativity 10 Oxford 3

Kinesiology major ... excellent ball-handler, who is very adept at distrib- A graduate student, who joins the program to bring a much-needed leader- uting the rock ... sees the fl oor well and pushes the action ... possesses ship quality ... experienced college athlete, who played softball at Villa- ability to go to the goal with authority ... should hold down a starting spot nova ... will serve in a reserve role this winter ... gives the rest of the team right from day one ... coaching staff is very excited to see her work with that certain somebody they can go to for advice ... may see limited time on the incumbent starters returning ... is a playmaker ... creates for herself and the court, but will help the team in many other ways ... working towards others ... great instincts on both ends of the fl oor. her masters in athletic administration.

12 2008-09 Women’s Basketball Media Guide Women’s Basketball Career Record Book

Career Scoring Leaders 414 Dominique Lewis (81 games) ...... 2004-07 Career 3-Pt. Field Goal Percentage Points Player (Games) ...... Years 413 Kate Grannetino (110 games)...... 1988-92 3FG% Player (Made-Attempts) ...... Years 1556 Kiesha Mack (119 games) ...... 2000-01,02-05 .390 Kristin Lee (53-136) ...... 1988-92 1487 Cecilia Rodden (104 games) ...... 1983-87 Career Field Goals Attempted .362 Elise McCloy (122-337) ...... 2002-06 1454 Mitzi Reitnouer (90 games) ...... 1978-82 FGA Player (Games) ...... Years .362 Amy MacDonald (115-318) ...... 1997-01 1389 Linda Vidovich (107 games) ...... 1984-88 1421 Kiesha Mack (119 games) ...... 2000-01,02-05 .361 Kiesha Mack (250-692) ...... 2000-01, 02-05 1378 Kiera Manlove (113 games) ...... 1999-03 1420 Cecilia Rodden (104 games) ...... 1983-87 .347 Amanda Vitzakovitch (58-167)...... 2004-08 1255 Jodi Jancosko (100 games) ...... 1995-99 1376 Jodi Jancosko (100 games) ...... 1995-99 .344 Amy Buda (43-125) ...... 1999-03 1255 Sara Flanagan (109 games) ...... 1983-87 1300 Kiera Manlove (113 games) ...... 1999-03 .343 Kate Grannetino (98-286) ...... 1988-92 1188 Robin Minehart (83 games) ...... 1990-93 1212 Sara Flanagan (109 games) ...... 1983-87 .330 Tracy Kling (59-179) ...... 1998-99, 2000-03 1131 Allison Long (105 games) ...... 1991-95 1152 Linda Vidovich (107 games) ...... 1984-88 .327 Emily Bender (139-425) ...... 1996-00 1123 Leslie Mensch (108 games) ...... 1985-89 1139 Mitzi Reitnouer (90 games) ...... 1978-82 .315 Sue Molnar (58-184) ...... 1995-99 1081 Kate Grannetino (110 games)...... 1988-92 1132 Leslie Mensch (108 games) ...... 1985-89 .312 Cassandra DeYoung (73-234) ...... 1999-02 1056 Dominique Lewis (81 games) ...... 2004-07 1085 Kate Grannetino (110 games)...... 1988-92 .302 Jodi Jancosko (186-616) ...... 1995-99 1031 Carolyn Muldoon (105 games) ...... 2000-04

Career Field Goal Percentage Career Free Throws Career Scoring Average FG % Player (Made-Attempts) ...... Years FTM Player (Games) ...... Years PPG Player (Games) ...... Years .525 Carolyn Muldoon (390-743) ...... 2000-04 355 Cecilia Rodden (104 games) ...... 1983-87 16.6 Patti Gruber (57 games) ...... 1989-91 .513 Jane Semler (418-815) ...... 1978-81 354 Mitzi Reitnouer (90 games) ...... 1978-82 16.2 Mitzi Reitnouer (90 games) ...... 1978-82 .511 Angela Haas (364-713) ...... 1994-96 289 Linda Vidovich (107 games) ...... 1984-88 15.7 Angela Haas (53 games) ...... 1994-96 .502 Alicia Lomax (236-470) ...... 1987-91 252 Robin Minehart (83 games) ...... 1990-93 14.3 Robin Minehart (83 games) ...... 1990-93 .494 Dominique Lewis (414-845) ...... 2004-07 251 Carolyn Muldoon (105 games) ...... 2000-04 14.3 Cecilia Rodden (104 games) ...... 1983-87 .494 Betty Ann Wynder (224-453) ...... 1980-83 240 Kiera Manlove (113 games) ...... 1999-03 13.1 Kiesha Mack (119 games) ...... 2000-01,02-05 .494 Heidi Hintz (325-658) ...... 1979-83 236 Alicia Lomax (90 games) ...... 1987-91 13.0 Dominique Lewis (81 games) ...... 2004-07 .483 Mitzi Reitnouer (550-1139) ...... 1978-82 228 Dominique Lewis (81 games) ...... 2004-08 13.0 Linda Vidovich (107 games) ...... 1984-88 .480 Robin Minehart (461-960) ...... 1990-93 217 Jodi Jancosko (100 games) ...... 1995-99 12.6 Jodi Jancosko (100 games) ...... 1995-99 .477 Linda Vidovich (550-1152) ...... 1984-88 211 Leslie Mensch (108 games) ...... 1985-89 12.2 Kiera Manlove (113 games) ...... 1999-03 .464 Allison Long (457-985) ...... 1991-95 209 Allison Long (105 games) ...... 1991-95 11.5 Sara Flanagan (109 games) ...... 1983-87 .458 Kate Stanley (216-472) ...... 1993-97 208 Gina Tophoney (110 games) ...... 1995-99 10.8 Allison Long (105 games) ...... 1991-95 .454 Hallie Roulin (389-856) ...... 1997-01 206 Lorry Miller (99 games) ...... 1981-85 10.4 Leslie Mensch (108 games) ...... 1985-89 .452 Katie Kline (218-478) ...... 2006-08 10.4 Heidi Hintz (80 games) ...... 1979-83 .438 Kiera Manlove (569-1300) ...... 1999-03 Career FT Attempted FTA Player (Games) ...... Years Career Field Goals Career 3-Point Field Goals 481 Cecilia Rodden (104 games) ...... 1983-87 FGM Player (Games) ...... Years 3FG Player (Games) ...... Years 472 Mitzi Reitnouer (90 games) ...... 1978-82 569 Kiera Manlove (113 games) ...... 1999-03 250 Kiesha Mack (119 games) ...... 2000-01,02-05 437 Linda Vidovich (107 games) ...... 1984-88 566 Cecilia Rodden (104 games) ...... 1983-87 186 Jodi Jancosko (100 games) ...... 1995-99 408 Kiera Manlove (113 games) ...... 1999-03 556 Kiesha Mack (119 games) ...... 2000-01,02-05 139 Emily Bender (109 games) ...... 1996-00 403 Carolyn Muldoon (105 games) ...... 2000-04 550 Linda Vidovich (107 games) ...... 1984-88 122 Elise McCloy (117 games) ...... 2002-06 338 Dominique Lewis (81 games) ...... 2004-07 550 Mitzi Reitnouer (90 games) ...... 1978-82 115 Amy MacDonald (107 games) ...... 1997-01 333 Robin Minehart (83 games) ...... 1990-93 528 Sara Flanagan (109 games) ...... 1983-87 98 Kate Grannetino (110 games)...... 1988-92 316 Alicia Lomax (90 games) ...... 1987-91 461 Robin Minehart (83 games) ...... 1990-93 87 Catherine Andrews (104 games) ...... 2004-08 315 Sara Flanagan (109 games) ...... 1983-87 457 Allison Long (105 games) ...... 1991-95 81 Erin Garrity (92 games) ...... 1991-95 313 Leslie Mensch (108 games) ...... 1985-89 456 Leslie Mensch (108 games) ...... 1985-89 73 Natalie Winters (83 games) ...... 2005-08 313 Gina Tophoney (110 games) ...... 1995-99 430 Patti Gruber (57 games) ...... 1989-91 73 Cassandra DeYoung (74 games) ...... 1999-02 312 Allison Long (105 games) ...... 1991-95 426 Jodi Jancosko (100 games) ...... 1995-99 59 Tracy Kling (94 games) ...... 1998-99,00-03 295 Lorry Miller (99 games) ...... 1981-85 418 Jane Semler (70 games) ...... 1978-81 58 Amanda Vitzakovitch (95 games) ...... 2004-08 289 Jodi Jancosko (100 games) ...... 1995-99 58 Sue Molnar (97 games) ...... 1995-99 280 Heidi Hintz (80 games) ...... 1979-83 53 Kristin Lee (114 games) ...... 1988-92 52 Justine Pfaff (81 games) ...... 2003-06 Career FT Pct. FT% Player (Made-Attempted) ...... Years Career 3-Pt. Field Goals Attempted .773 Kiesha Mack (194-251) ...... 2000-01,02-05 3FGAPlayer (Games) ...... Years .767 Amy MacDonald (158-206) ...... 1997-01 692 Kiesha Mack (119 games) ...... 2000-01,02-05 .757 Robin Minehart (252-333) ...... 1990-93 616 Jodi Jancosko (100 games) ...... 1995-99 .751 Jodi Jancosko (217-289) ...... 1995-99 425 Emily Bender (109 games) ...... 1996-00 .750 Shauna Palmer (165-220) ...... 2000-04 337 Elise McCloy (117 games) ...... 2002-06 .750 Mitzi Reitnouer (354-472) ...... 1978-82 320 Catherine Andrews (104 games) ...... 2004-08 .747 Alicia Lomax (236-316) ...... 1987-91 318 Amy MacDonald (107 games) ...... 1997-01 .743 Elise McCloy (130-175) ...... 2002-06 281 Erin Garrity (92 games) ...... 1991-95 .738 Cecilia Rodden (355-481) ...... 1983-87 286 Kate Grannetino (110 games)...... 1988-92 .737 Kate Grannetino (157-213) ...... 1988-92 262 Natalie Winters (83 games) ...... 2005-08 .716 Tina Bisegger (184-257) ...... 1989-93 234 Cassandra DeYoung (74 games) ...... 1999-02 .705 Amy Buda (165-234) ...... 1999-03 194 Justine Pfaff (81 games) ...... 2003-06 .703 Adelle Schade (175-249) ...... 1989-93 Dominique Lewis graduated as the 184 Sue Molnar (97 games) ...... 1995-99 .698 Lorry Miller (206-295) ...... 1981-85 .692 Kristin Voorhees (148-214) ...... 1998-02 fi fth all-time leading scorer at WCU. 179 Tracy Kling (94 games) ...... 1998-99,00-03 168 Alexis Norman (77 games) ...... 2003-06 13 2008-09 Women’s Basketball Media Guide Women’s Basketball Career Record Book

327 Amy MacDonald ...... 1997-01 Single-Season Scoring Average 309 Amy Buda ...... 1999-03 PPG Player (Games) ...... Year 297 Kiera Manlove ...... 1999-03 24.1 Mitzi Reitnouer (29 games) ...... 1981-82 261 Cathy McQueen ...... 1978-82 20.2 Patti Gruber (26 games) ...... 1989-90 256 Jodi Jancosko ...... 1995-99 19.0 Robin Minehart (25 games) ...... 1992-93 246 Lorry Miller ...... 1981-85 18.4 Kiesha Mack (29 games) ...... 2003-04 234 Catherine Andrews ...... 2004-08 17.5 Angela Haas (26 games) ...... 1994-95 219 Tina Bisegger...... 1989-93 17.5 Cecilia Rodden (24 games) ...... 1984-85 205 Dominique Lisa ...... 1993-95 17.2 Kiesha Mack (29 games) ...... 2004-05 205 Malinda Fife ...... 2001-05 16.1 Dominique Lewis (27 games) ...... 2005-06 196 Natalie Winters ...... 2005-08 16.1 Mitzi Reitnouer (28 games) ...... 1980-81 16.0 Linda Vidovich (28 games) ...... 1987-88 Career Blocked Shots 15.8 Robin Minehart (28 games) ...... 1991-92 Blocks Player ...... Years 15.7 Cecilia Rodden (31 games) ...... 1985-86 212 Gina Tophoney...... 1995-99 15.6 Katie Kline (28 games) ...... 2006-07 133 Hallie Roulin ...... 1997-01 14.8 Rose Cerino (22 games) ...... 1977-78 111 Dominique Lewis ...... 2004-07 14.5 Margaret Rowell (15 games) ...... 1992-93 106 Angela Haas ...... 1994-96 91 Sara Flanagan ...... 1983-87 Single-Season Field Goals 80 Allison Long ...... 1991-95 FGM Player (Games) ...... Year Current assistant coach Kiera Manlove 67 Leslie Mensch ...... 1985-89 253 Mitzi Reitnouer (29 games) ...... 1981-82 64 Elise McCloy ...... 2002-06 236 Patti Gruber (26 games) ...... 1989-90 Wooden ranks second all-time at WCU 58 Amy Buda ...... 1999-03 in rebounding with 871 boards. 205 Angela Haas (26 games) ...... 1994-95 58 Lorry Miller ...... 1981-85 194 Patti Gruber (31 games) ...... 1990-91 52 Carolyn Blank ...... 1994-98 186 Kiera Manlove (32 games) ...... 2002-03 Career Rebounding 51 Heidi Hintz ...... 1979-83 185 Linda Vidovich (28 games) ...... 1987-88 Reb Player (Off.-Def.)...... Years 184 Cecilia Rodden (31 games) ...... 1985-86 950 Linda Vidovich (294-656) ...... 1984-88 Career Steals 184 Kiesha Mack (29 games) ...... 2004-05 871 Kiera Manlove (352-519) ...... 1999-03 Steals Player ...... Years 184 Robin Minehart (25 games) ...... 1992-93 833 Gina Tophoney (289-544) ...... 1995-99 281 Cecilia Rodden ...... 1983-87 183 Kiesha Mack (29 games) ...... 2003-04 789 Leslie Mensch (271-518) ...... 1985-89 259 Kiera Manlove ...... 1999-03 178 Katie Kline (28 games) ...... 2006-07 731 Sara Flanagan (231-500) ...... 1983-87 249 Leslie Mensch ...... 1985-89 178 Linda Vidovich (31 games) ...... 1985-86 713 Cecilia Rodden (213-500) ...... 1983-87 232 Amy Buda ...... 1999-03 175 Robin Minehart (28 games) ...... 1991-92 674 Carolyn Muldoon (266-408) ...... 2000-04 224 Gina Tophoney...... 1995-99 174 Dominique Lewis (27 games) ...... 2005-06 668 Heidi Hintz (300-368) ...... 1979-83 199 Allison Long ...... 1991-95 172 Cecilia Rodden (24 games) ...... 1984-85 656 Dominique Lewis (256-400) ...... 2004-07 195 Kristin Lee ...... 1988-92 656 Allison Long (233-423) ...... 1991-95 190 Lorry Miller ...... 1981-85 648 Robin Minehart (243-405) ...... 1990-93 Single-Season FG Attempted 183 Shauna Palmer ...... 2000-04 FGA Player (Games) ...... Year 612 Hallie Roulin (231-381) ...... 1997-01 179 Kiesha Mack ...... 2000-01,02-05 600 Betty Ann Wynder (218-382) ...... 1980-83 542 Patti Gruber (26 games) ...... 1989-90 177 Dominique Lewis ...... 2004-07 499 Cecilia Rodden (31 games) ...... 1985-86 575 Elise McCloy (194-381) ...... 2002-06 174 Catherine Andrews ...... 2004-08 520 Angela Haas (191-329) ...... 1994-96 478 Kiesha Mack (29 games) ...... 2004-05 171 Jodi Jancosko ...... 1995-99 471 Kiesha Mack (29 games) ...... 2003-04 170 Malinda Fife ...... 2001-05 455 Mitzi Reitnouer (29 games) ...... 1981-82 Career Rebs. Per Game 444 Patti Gruber (31 games) ...... 1990-91 RPG Player (Games) ...... Years 415 Robin Minehart (25 games) ...... 1992-93 8.9 Linda Vidovich (107 games) ...... 1984-88 Single-Season 410 Linda Vidovich (31 games) ...... 1985-86 8.4 Heidi Hintz (80 games) ...... 1979-83 407 Jodi Jancosko (29 games) ...... 1997-98 8.1 Dominique Lewis (81 games) ...... 2004-07 Records 399 Kiera Manlove (32 games) ...... 2002-03 7.8 Robin Minehart (83 games) ...... 1990-93 398 Cecilia Rodden (24 games) ...... 1984-85 7.7 Kiera Manlove (113 games) ...... 1999-03 396 Mitzi Reitnouer (28 games) ...... 1980-81 7.6 Gina Tophoney (110 games) ...... 1995-99 Single-Season Scoring Leaders 394 Jodi Jancosko (29 games) ...... 1996-97 7.3 Leslie Mensch (108 games) ...... 1985-89 Points Player (Games) ...... Years 388 Katie Kline (28 games) ...... 2006-07 6.9 Cecilia Rodden (104 games) ...... 1983-87 698 Mitzi Reitnouer (29 games) ...... 1981-82 387 Kate Grannetino (30 games) ...... 1991-92 6.7 Sara Flanagan (109 games) ...... 1983-87 533 Kiesha Mack (29 games) ...... 2003-04 6.4 Carolyn Muldoon (105 games) ...... 2000-04 524 Patti Gruber (26 games) ...... 1989-90 6.2 Allison Long (105 games) ...... 1991-95 499 Kiesha Mack (29 games) ...... 2004-05 Single-Season Field Goal Pct. 6.2 Hallie Roulin (99 games) ...... 1997-01 488 Cecilia Rodden (31 games) ...... 1985-86 FG% Player (FGM-FGA) ...... Year 5.6 Alicia Lomax (90 games) ...... 1987-91 476 Robin Minehart (25 games) ...... 1992-93 .699 Jane Semler (109-156) ...... 1978-79 5.3 Sue Murk (90 games) ...... 1977-81 456 Angela Haas (26 games) ...... 1994-95 .608 Dominique Lisa (62-102) ...... 1994-95 5.3 Kate Stanley (90 games) ...... 1993-97 450 Mitzi Reitnouer (28 games) ...... 1980-81 .575 Linda Vidovich (185-322) ...... 1987-88 449 Linda Vidovich (28 games) ...... 1987-88 .574 Renata Neal (81-141) ...... 2007-08 445 Linda Vidovich (31 games) ...... 1985-86 .557 Margaret Rowell (88-158) ...... 1991-92 Career Assists 443 Robin Minehart (28 games) ...... 1991-92 .556 Mitzi Reitnouer (253-455) ...... 1981-82 Assists Player ...... Years 438 Kiera Manlove (32 games) ...... 2002-03 .556 Angela Haas (205-369) ...... 1994-95 509 Colleen McNamara ...... 1986-90 437 Katie Kline (28 games) ...... 2006-07 .547 Margaret Rowell (82-150) ...... 1992-93 366 Adelle Schade ...... 1989-93 435 Dominique Lewis (27 games) ...... 2005-06 .544 Betty Ann Wynder (92-169) ...... 1981-82 356 Cecilia Rodden ...... 1983-87 426 Patti Gruber (31 games) ...... 1990-91 .537 Allison Long (151-281) ...... 1991-92 332 Kristin Lee ...... 1988-92 .537 Karen Atack (65-121) ...... 1978-79 14 2008-09 Women’s Basketball Media Guide Women’s Basketball Season Record Book

.537 Carolyn Muldoon (66-123) ...... 2001-02 95 Robin Minehart (25 games) ...... 1992-93 Single-Season Rebs. Per Game .532 Dominique Lewis (174-327) ...... 2005-06 93 Cecilia Rodden (24 games) ...... 1986-87 RPG Player (Games) ...... Year .531 Mary Frances Algeo (52-98) ...... 1991-92 92 Robin Minehart (28 games) ...... 1991-92 10.7 Linda Vidovich (28 games) ...... 1987-88 .524 Carolyn Muldoon (142-271) ...... 2003-04 89 Linda Vidovich (31 games) ...... 1985-86 10.6 Angela Haas (26 games) ...... 1994-95 87 Dominique Lewis (28 games) ...... 2006-07 9.9 Robin Minehart (25 games) ...... 1992-93 87 Dominique Lewis (27 games) ...... 2005-06 9.7 Linda Vidovich (22 games) ...... 1984-85 Single-Season 3-Pt. FG Made 86 Carolyn Muldoon (32 games) ...... 2002-03 3FGM Player (Games) ...... Year 9.5 Kiera Manlove (28 games) ...... 2001-02 85 Heidi Hintz (27 games) ...... 1982-83 94 Kiesha Mack (29 games) ...... 2003-04 9.4 Linda Vidovich (31 games) ...... 1985-86 83 Sue Kline (27 games) ...... 1982-83 72 Kiesha Mack (29 games) ...... 2004-05 9.2 Dominique Lewis (28 games) ...... 2006-07 82 Carolyn Muldoon (29 games) ...... 2003-04 67 Kiesha Mack (32 games) ...... 2002-03 9.2 Theresa Dunbar (22 games) ...... 1977-78 81 Dana Weems (29 games) ...... 2007-08 55 Jodi Jancosko (27 games) ...... 1995-96 9.1 Heidi Hintz (23 games) ...... 1980-81 81 Katie Kline (28 games) ...... 2006-07 55 Jodi Jancosko (29 games) ...... 1997-98 9.1 Cecilia Rodden (24 games) ...... 1984-85 54 Kate Grannetino (30 games) ...... 1991-92 9.0 Angela Haas (27 games) ...... 1995-96 51 Jodi Jancosko (29 games) ...... 1996-97 Single-Season FT Attempted 9.0 Carolyn Muldoon (29 games) ...... 2003-04 47 Erin Garrity (25 games) ...... 1993-94 FTA Player (Games) ...... Year 8.9 Betty Ann Wynder (28 games) ...... 1980-81 43 Cassandra DeYoung (26 games) ...... 2001-02 247 Mitzi Reitnouer (29 games) ...... 1981-82 8.9 Margaret Rowell (15 games) ...... 1992-93 41 Emily Bender (27 games) ...... 1998-99 164 Mitzi Reitnouer (28 games) ...... 1980-81 8.6 Leslie Mensch (31 games) ...... 1985-867 41 Emily Bender (29 games) ...... 1996-97 155 Cecilia Rodden (31 games) ...... 1985-86 38 Elise McCloy (27 games) ...... 2005-06 145 Carolyn Muldoon (32 games) ...... 2002-03 Single-Season Assists 38 Amy MacDonald (29 games) ...... 2000-01 133 Linda Vidovich (31 games) ...... 1985-86 Assists Player ...... Year 37 Elise McCloy (29 games) ...... 2003-04 133 Carolyn Muldoon (29 games) ...... 2003-04 172 Colleen McNamara ...... 1988-89 36 Catherine Andrews (29 games) ...... 2007-08 132 Alicia Lomax (30 games) ...... 1990-91 156 Colleen McNamara ...... 1989-90 131 Kiera Manlove (29 games) ...... 2000-01 139 Colleen McNamara ...... 1987-88 131 Heidi Hintz (27 games) ...... 1982-83 132 Adelle Schade ...... 1991-92 Single-Season 3-Pt. FG Att. 130 Dominique Lewis (27 games) ...... 2005-06 3FGM Player (Games) ...... Year 131 Kristin Lee ...... 1991-92 125 Dominique Lewis (28 games) ...... 2006-07 246 Kiesha Mack (29 games) ...... 2003-04 130 Amy Buda ...... 2002-03 124 Robin Minehart (28 games) ...... 1991-92 213 Kiesha Mack (29 games) ...... 2004-05 127 Cecilia Rodden ...... 1985-86 121 Dana Weems (29 games) ...... 2007-08 185 Jodi Jancosko (29 games) ...... 1997-98 120 Kristin Lee ...... 1990-91 122 Kate Stanley (29 games) ...... 1996-97 183 Jodi Jancosko (27 games) ...... 1995-96 117 Catherine Andrews ...... 2007-08 120 Sue Kline (27 games) ...... 1982-83 181 Kiesha Mack (32 games) ...... 2002-03 117 Cathy McQueen ...... 1981-82 160 Jodi Jancosko (29 games) ...... 1996-97 116 Cecilia Rodden ...... 1986-87 150 Kate Grannetino (30 games) ...... 1991-92 Single-Season FT Pct. 109 Erin Garrity ...... 1993-94 126 Elise McCloy (29 games) ...... 2003-04 FT% Player (Made-Attempts) ...... Year 107 Dominique Lisa ...... 1994-95 125 Erin Garrity (25 games) ...... 1993-94 .913 Kiesha Mack (73-80) ...... 2003-04 107 Kathy Burns ...... 1980-81 123 Cassandra DeYoung (26 games) ...... 2001-02 .882 Alicia Lomax (45-51) ...... 1989-90 103 Megan Stewart ...... 2007-08 119 Emily Bender (29 games) ...... 1996-97 .864 Lindsey Seifert (38-44) ...... 1999-00 103 Adelle Schade ...... 1990-91 111 Catherine Andrews (29 games) ...... 2007-08 .839 Elise McCloy (47-56) ...... 2003-04 103 Adelle Schade ...... 1992-93 108 Amy MacDonald (29 games) ...... 2000-01 .833 Robin Minehart (95-114) ...... 1992-93 107 Emily Bender (24 games) ...... 1999-00 .831 Tina Bisegger (69-83) ...... 1992-93 105 Erin Garrity (24 games) ...... 1994-95 .831 Margaret Rowell (54-65) ...... 1992-93 104 Emily Bender (27 games) ...... 1998-99 .829 Amy MacDonald (58-70) ...... 2000-01 .824 Natalie Winters (56-68) ...... 2006-07 .820 Barbra Brower (41-50) ...... 1983-84

Single-Season 3-Pt. FG Pct. .817 Shauna Palmer (67-82) ...... 2002-03 3FG% Player (Made-Attempted) ...... Year .817 Nancy Wakefi eld (49-60) ...... 1979-80 .587 Dominique Lisa (27-46) ...... 1993-94 .811 Amy MacDonald (43-53) ...... 1999-00 .444 Sue Molnar (32-72) ...... 1997-98 .803 Alicia Lomax (106-132) ...... 1990-91 .421 Amy MacDonald (32-76) ...... 1998-99 .802 Cecilia Rodden (93-116) ...... 1986-87 .413 Elise McCloy (38-92) ...... 2005-06 .408 Amanda Vitzakovitch (20-49)...... 2006-07 .408 Kristin Lee (31-76) ...... 1991-92 Single-Season Rebounds .407 Amy Buda (22-54) ...... 2002-03 Reb. Player (Off.-Def.)...... Year .397 Megan Stewart (29-73) ...... 2007-08 299 Linda Vidovich (99-200) ...... 1987-88 .394 Emily Bender (41-104) ...... 1998-99 291 Linda Vidovich (90-201) ...... 1985-86 .390 Kate Grannetino (30-77) ...... 1990-91 276 Angela Haas (102-174) ...... 1994-95 .388 Elise McCloy (33-85) ...... 2004-05 268 Leslie Mensch (100-168) ...... 1985-86 .382 Kiesha Mack (94-246) ...... 2003-04 266 Kiera Manlove (99-167) ...... 2001-02 .377 Amanda Vitzakovitch (20-53)...... 2005-06 260 Carolyn Muldoon (103-157) ...... 2003-04 .376 Erin Garrity (47-125) ...... 1993-94 258 Dominique Lewis (97-161) ...... 2006-07 .370 Kiesha Mack (67-181) ...... 2002-03 256 Sara Flanagan (72-184) ...... 1985-86 249 Betty Ann Wynder (90-159) ...... 1980-81 248 Gina Tophoney (76-172) ...... 1997-98 Single-Season FT Made 247 Robin Minehart (91-156) ...... 1992-93 FTM Player (Games) ...... Year 246 Kate Stanley (110-136) ...... 1996-97 192 Mitzi Reitnouer (29 games) ...... 1981-82 244 Hallie Roulin (95-149) ...... 2000-01 120 Cecilia Rodden (31 games) ...... 1985-86 244 Angela Haas (89-155) ...... 1995-96 118 Mitzi Reitnouer (28 games) ...... 1980-81 Katie Kline graduated as one of West 106 Alicia Lomax (30 games) ...... 1990-91 Chester’s most dominant inside players. 15 2008-09 Women’s Basketball Media Guide Women’s Basketball Season Record Book

Single-Season Blocked Shots Blocks Player ...... Year Game Record Book 67 Gina Tophoney...... 1996-97 65 Gina Tophoney...... 1997-98 Assists (10) Rebounds (19) 59 Angela Haas ...... 1995-96 1. 14 Colleen McNamara vs. Immaculata 54 Hallie Roulin ...... 2000-01 1. 23 Aesha McGibboney vs. Shippensburg 51 Heidi Hintz ...... 1982-83 Feb. 14, 1990 Dec. 2, 1997 47 Angela Haas ...... 1994-95 2. 11 Amy Buda vs. Green Mountain 23 Linda Vidovich vs. Mansfi eld 46 Gina Tophoney...... 1998-99 Nov. 18, 2001 Feb. 9, 1985 45 Dominique Lewis ...... 2005-06 3. 10 Amy MacDonald vs. Longwood 3. 19 Linda Vidovich vs. Shippensburg Nov. 17, 2000 Jan. 24, 1985 10 Amy MacDonald vs. Millersville 19 Leslie Mensch vs. Millersville Feb. 13, 1999 Jan. 24, 1987 10 Emily Bender vs. Cheyney 19 Heidi Hintz vs. William Penn Feb. 6, 1999 Jan. 5, 1982 10 Dawn Carter vs. Clarion 19 Robin Minehart vs. Norfolk St. Feb. 25, 1997 Jan. 10, 1993 19 Margaret Rowell vs. Alvernia Blocks (6) Feb. 1, 1993 1. 7 Angela Haas vs. Holy Family 19 Allison Long vs. Cheyney Feb. 14, 1996 Feb. 11, 1995 7 Gina Tophoney vs. Holy Family 19 Kate Stanley vs. Cheyney Feb. 11, 1998 Feb. 10, 1996 3. 6 Gina Tophoney vs. Edinboro 19 Gina Tophoney vs. Mansfi eld (at Shippensburg) NCAA II East Semifi nal Feb. 22, 1997 Mar. 7, 1997 Steals (7) Points (32) 1. 9 Adrena Carter vs. Mansfi eld 1. 42 Mitzi Reitnouer vs. Towson Feb. 5, 1994 Feb. 20, 1982 2. 6 Malinda Fife vs. Pitt-Johnstown Megan Stewart recorded a freshman 2. 38 Patti Gruber vs. AIC Jan. 7, 2005 record 103 assists last winter. That Jan. 9, 1990 mark is tied for 15th all-time in a 3. 37 Mitzi Reitnouer vs. Drexel Three-Point Field Goals (8) single season at WCU. Feb. 2, 1982 1. 8 Kiesha Mack vs. IUP 37 Mitzi Reitnouer vs. ESU Jan. 11, 2004 Feb. 8, 1982 Single-Season Steals 5. 36 Kiesha Mack vs. Lock Haven Steals Player ...... Year 124 Cecilia Rodden ...... 1985-86 Dec. 18, 2003 86 Amy Buda ...... 2002-03 6. 35 Sandy Helt vs. Towson 81 Dana Weems ...... 2007-08 Feb. 18, 1971 78 Kristin Lee ...... 1990-91 7. 34 Patti Gruber vs. C.W. Post WCU 100-Point Games 73 Amy Buda ...... 2000-01 Nov. 27, 1989 Molloy (1993-94) 111-62 73 Malinda Fife ...... 2004-05 34 Gina Tophoney vs. Mansfi eld Ursinus (1984-85) 111-61 72 Kiera Manlove ...... 2002-03 Feb. 22, 1997 72 Dominique Lewis ...... 2005-06 Clarion (2000-01) 108-112 (2OT) 9. 33 Kiesha Mack vs. Bloomsburg 71 Carolyn Rozich ...... 1999-00 Sacred Heart (1982-83) 108-49 Feb. 7, 2004 71 Gina Tophoney...... 1997-98 Villanova (1981-82) 105-72 33 Kate Grannetino vs. Florida Tech 71 Leslie Mensch ...... 1985-86 Salisbury St. (1991-92) 103-69 70 Kiera Manlove ...... 2000-01 Jan. 8, 1991 Bloomsburg (2001-02) (OT) 101-95 70 Kiera Manlove ...... 2001-02 11. 32 Kiesha Mack vs. Kutztown Longwood (1992-93) 101-65 Feb. 2, 2004 Columbia Union (1999-00) 100-26 32 Pat Ferguson vs. East Stroudsburg Feb. 1968 100-point Games vs. WCU 32 Robin Minehart vs. Kutztown Clarion (2000-01) (2OT) 112-108 Jan. 22, 1992 Pitt-Johnstown (1991-92) 108-79 32 Robin Minehart vs. Mansfi eld Shippensburg (1990-91) 108-90 Feb. 20, 1993 Shippensburg (1982-83) 105-89 Rutgers (1977-78) 104-73 Cheyney (1983-84) 102-54 St. Joseph’s (1980-81) 100-77 Kean (1977-78) (OT) 100-92

16 2008-09 Women’s Basketball Media Guide Women’s Basketball 2007-08 Final Statistics

Katie Kline graduated as one of West Chester’s most domi- Catherine Andrews’ leadership and shooting ability will be nant inside players. diffi cult to replace for the Golden Rams in 2008-09.

17 2008-09 Women’s Basketball Media Guide Postseason History/Coaching Records

NCAA Division II Tournament ECAC Division II Championships 1986 at Lock Haven, Pa...... vs. Army – L, 50-51 1997 East Regional (at Shippensburg, Pa.) ...... vs. Edinboro – L, 56-64 1991 at West Chester, Pa...... vs. C.W. Post – W, 77-63 2001 East Regional (at Shippensburg, Pa.) ...... vs. Bloomsburg – L, 87-91 ...... vs. New Hampshire – L, 59-60 2003 East Regional (at California, Pa.) ...... vs. Pfeiffer – W, 76-73 *1992 at West Chester, Pa...... vs. St. Rose – W, 67-60 ...... vs. California (Pa.) – L, 58-62 ...... vs. Philadelphia Textile – W, 66-61 1996 at Philadelphia, Pa...... vs. Philadelphia Textile – L, 69-63 PSAC Postseason Tournament 1998 at Garden City, N.Y...... vs. LIU-Southampton – L, 73-62 1986 at West Chester, Pa. vs. Bloomsburg W, 64-58 at Slippery Rock, Pa. vs. Slippery Rock L, 86-72 COACHING RECORDS 1987 at West Chester, Pa. vs. Millersville L, 64-57 Year Record Conference Record Head Coach 1988 at Millersville, Pa. vs. Millersville L, 77-71 2007-08 19-10 9-3 PSAC East Deirdre Kane 1991 at Bloomsburg, Pa. vs. Lock Haven L, 93-65 2006-07 15-13 9-3 PSAC East Deirdre Kane 1992 at Clarion, Pa. vs. Edinboro L, 89-76 2005-06 10-17 7-5 PSAC East Deirdre Kane 1996 at Shippensburg, Pa. vs. Shippensburg L, 93-83 2004-05 19-10 10-2 PSAC East Deirdre Kane 2003-04 17-12 11-1 PSAC East Deirdre Kane 1997 at West Chester, Pa. vs. Clarion W, 71-65 PSAC East Champions at West Chester, Pa. vs. Shippensburg L, 70-62 2002-03 24-8 11-1 PSAC East Deirdre Kane 1998 at Bloomsburg, Pa. vs. Bloomsburg W, 77-67 PSAC East Champions & NCAA II East Regional Semifi nals at Shippensburg, Pa. vs. Edinboro L, 84-64 2001-02 18-10 8-4 PSAC East Deirdre Kane 1999 at Millersville, Pa. vs. Millersville L, 81-63 2000-01 23-6 10-2 PSAC East Deirdre Kane 2000 at Millersville, Pa. vs. Millersville L, 79-68 NCAA II Eastern Regional Semifi nals 2001 at West Chester, Pa. vs. Millersville W, 94-80 1999-00 11-15 6-6 PSAC East Deirdre Kane at Bloomsburg, Pa. vs. Shippensburg L, 88-75 1998-99 16-11 8-4 PSAC East Deirdre Kane 2002 at Bloomsburg, Pa. vs. Bloomsburg W, 93-85 1997-98 15-14 7-5 PSAC East Deirdre Kane at California, Pa. vs. California (Pa.) L, 75-58 1996-97 22-7 10-2 PSAC East Deirdre Kane 2003 at West Chester, Pa. vs. Kutztown W, 69-56 PSAC East Champions & NCAA II East Regional Semifi nals at West Chester, Pa. vs. Indiana (Pa.) W, 67-64 1995-96 15-13 7-5 PSAC East Deirdre Kane at West Chester, Pa. vs. California (Pa.) L, 58-54 1994-95 11-15 5-7 PSAC East Deirdre Kane 2004 at West Chester, Pa. vs. Kutztown W, 79-49 1993-94 9-16 5-7 PSAC East Deirdre Kane at California, Pa. vs. Shippensburg L, 50-73 1992-93 14-11 7-5 PSAC East Deirdre Kane 2005 at West Chester, Pa. vs. Bloomsburg W, 54-53 1991-92 25-5 11-1 PSAC East Deirdre Kane at Millersville, Pa. vs. California (Pa.) L, 55-68 PSAC East Champions & ECAC Division II Champions 2007 at West Chester, Pa. vs. Millersville L, 54-57 1990-91 19-12 8-4 PSAC East Deirdre Kane 2008 at West Chester, Pa. vs. Cheyney W, 84-69 1989-90 10-17 3-9 PSAC East Deirdre Kane at Indiana, Pa. vs. Indiana (Pa.) L, 60-81 1988-89 9-17 4-8 PSAC East Deirdre Kane 1987-88 12-16 7-4 PSAC East Deirdre Kane National Tournaments 1986-87 16-11 9-3 PSAC East Marcia Brumbauch *1969 Women’s National Invitational Collegiate Tournament 1985-86 17-14 8-4 PSAC East Marcia Brumbauch at West Chester, Pa. 1984-85 8-17 5-7 PSAC East Marcia Brumbauch vs. Northeastern – W, 79-33 vs. Lynchburg – W, 53-28 1983-84 8-19 4-8 PSAC East Ellen Sayers vs. Iowa Wesleyan – W, 70-30 vs. Western Carolina – W, 65-39 1982-83 10-17 0-7 PSAC East Ellen Sayers 1981-82 19-10 Ellen Sayers 1971 Women’s National Invitational Collegiate Tournament 1980-81 17-11 Ellen Sayers Regionals 1979-80 12-15 Ellen Sayers vs. Millersville – W, 66-35 vs. Montclair St. – W, 46-36 1978-79 8-11 Bunnie Watts vs. Towson State – W, 47-43 vs. East Stroudsburg –W, 55-43 1977-78 9-13 Linda Lastowka Nationals 1976-77 9-9 Kitty Caldwell vs. Louisville – W, 73-27 vs. Indiana – W, 72-44 1975-76 10-9 Kitty Caldwell vs. So. Connecticut St. – W, 77-48 vs. Mississippi – L, 55-56 1974-75 8-7 Kitty Caldwell 1972 AIAW Tournament at Towson, Md. 1973-74 9-5 Kitty Caldwell Regionals 1972-73 9-5 Kitty Caldwell vs. Delaware – W, 67-57 vs. Maryland – W, 65-32 1971-72 16-1 National Finalist Carol Eckman vs. Federal City – W, 73-57 vs. Immaculata – W, 70-38 1970-71 16-2 National Finalist Carol Eckman Nationals 1969-70 12-2 National Finalist Carol Eckman vs. Utah State – W, 79-45 vs. Northern Illinois – W, 68-54 1968-69 12-0 (National Champions) Carol Eckman vs. California – W, 62-57 vs. Immaculata – L, 48-53 1967-68 12-0 Carol Eckman 1977 EAIAW Region 1B Championships 1966-67 5-2 Carol Weber vs. Maryland – L, 72-85 vs. Delaware – L, 62-66 1965-66 10-0 Lucille Kyvallos 1964-65 11-2 Lucille Kyvallos 1978 EAIAW Regional Championships at West Chester 1963-64 n/a Lucille Kyvallos vs. Delaware – W, 60-53 vs. St. Joseph’s (Pa.) – L, 65-90 1962-63 n/a Lucille Kyvallos 1981 EAIAW Championships at Newark, Del. 1961-62 4-3 Coates vs. Delaware – L, 51-47 1960-61 n/a Coates 1959-60 n/a Team existed n/a 1982 EAIAW Championships at Worcester, Mass. 48 YEARS 600-440 (.577) vs. Morgan State – W, 84-81 at Holy Cross – L, 71-76 18 2008-09 Women’s Basketball Media Guide All-Time vs. Opponents

Opponent 1st Game Last Game W/L Streak Opponent 1st Game Last Game W/L Streak Adelphi Univ. 1983-84 1992-93 5-3 W3 Maryland-Baltimore County, Univ. of 1986-87 1986-87 0-1 L1 Alderson-Broaddus College 1997-98 2007-08 1-1 W1 Marymount College 1996-97 1997-98 2-0 W2 American International Coll. 1989-90 1989-90 1-0 W1 Massachusetts-Lowell, Univ. of 2002-03 2004-05 2-1 W Allentown College 1985-86 1985-86 1-0 W1 Merrimack College 2002-03 2003-04 0-2 L2 Alvernia College 1991-92 1992-93 2-0 W2 Millersville Univ. 1970-71 2007-08 23-36 L3 American Univ. 1979-80 1979-80 0-1 L1 Mississippi, Univ. of 1970-71 1970-71 0-1 L1 Assumption College 1991-92 1995-96 1-2 W1 Misericordia College 1965-66 1965-66 1-0 W1 Barry Univ. 1990-91 1990-91 0-1 L1 Molloy College 1984-85 2001-02 6-1 W6 Beaver College 1962-63 1962-63 1-0 W1 Monmouth Univ. 1979-80 1979-80 1-0 W1 Bentley College 1992-93 1992-93 0-1 L1 Montclair St. 1965-66 1979-80 4-4 L4 Binghamton Univ. 1999-00 2000-01 1-1 W1 Morgan State 1980-81 1981-82 1-1 W1 Bloomfi eld Univ. 1991-92 1996-97 3-0 W3 Mt. Saint Mary’s Univ. 1980-81 1986-87 0-7 L7 Bloomsburg Univ. 1981-82 2007-08 30-26 W11 New Jersey, The College of 1974-75 1981-82 5-3 W1 Bowie State (Md.) 1993-94 2005-06 3-0 W3 (formerly Trenton St.) Bridgewater State 1969-70 1969-70 1-0 W1 New Hampshire, Univ. of 1990-91 1999-00 0-2 L2 Cabrini College 1982-83 1985-86 3-0 W3 Niagara Univ. 1983-84 1985-86 0-2 L2 California, Univ. of 1971-72 1971-72 1-0 W1 Norfolk State 1989-90 1992-93 0-2 L2 California (Pa.) Univ. 1998-99 2007-08 2-13 L12 Northeastern Univ. 1968-69 1968-69 1-0 W1 California St.-Fullerton 1969-70 1969-71 0-1 L1 UNC-Pembroke 2002-03 2002-03 1-0 W1 Carlow 1983-84 1986-87 3-0 W3 Northern Illinois, Univ. of 1971-72 1971-72 1-0 L1 Catawba 1995-96 1995-96 1-0 W1 Pace Univ. 1982-83 1994-95 1-6 L3 Charleston College 2005-06 2005-06 0-1 L1 Penn, Univ. of 1979-80 1981-82 3-0 W3 Cheyney Univ. 1962-63 2007-08 42-11 W1 Penn State Univ. 1977-78 1978-79 0-2 L2 Clarion Univ. 1993-94 2007-08 7-7 L1 Philadelphia University 1979-80 2007-08 9-16 L2 Columbia Union (Md.) College 1992-93 2007-08 8-0 W8 (formerly Phila. Textile) Concord Univ. 2005-06 2006-07 1-2 L2 Pitt-Johnstown, Univ. of 1987-88 2006-07 2-15 L2 Concordia College 1987-88 1987-88 1-0 W1 Purdue Univ. 1978-79 1978-79 0-1 L1 Cortez-Peters College 1967-68 1967-68 1-0 W1 Queens College 1973-74 1991-92 1-3 W1 C.W. Post 1985-86 2000-01 8-3 W5 Quinnipiac Univ. 1986-87 1986-87 1-0 W1 Delaware, Univ. of 1971-72 1989-90 6-12 L6 Randolph-Macon College 1988-89 1988-89 1-0 W1 Delta State 1981-82 1981-82 0-1 L1 Rider Univ. 1981-82 1981-82 0-1 L1 District of Columbia, Univ. of 1994-95 1996-97 0-3 L3 Rollins Univ. 1991-92 1991-92 1-0 W1 Drexel Univ. 1980-81 1987-88 3-2 L2 Rowan (formerly Glassboro St.) 1967-68 1998-99 16-3 W1 East Carolina Univ. 1975-76 1977-78 2-1 L1 Rutgers Univ. 1977-78 1978-79 0-2 L2 East Stroudsburg Univ. 1962-63 2007-08 48-21 W3 Sacred Heart Univ. 1982-83 1982-83 1-0 W1 Eddystone 1962-63 1962-63 1-0 W1 St. Francis (Pa.) College 1980-81 1982-83 3-0 W3 Edinboro Univ. 1975-76 2007-08 5-9 L1 St. Joseph’s (Pa.) Univ. 1976-77 1982-83 0-8 L8 Fairfi eld Univ. 1979-80 1979-80 1-0 W1 St. Leo’s Univ. 1990-91 1990-91 1-0 W1 Fairmont St. 2004-05 2006-07 0-3 L3 St. Michael’s College 1996-97 2001-02 2-2 L1 Florida Technical 1990-91 1990-91 1-0 W1 St. Rose, The College of 1991-92 1991-92 1-0 W1 George Washington Univ. 1979-80 1979-80 0-1 L1 Salisbury State 1981-82 1991-92 3-0 W3 Gettysburg College 1965-66 1971-72 5-0 W5 Shepherd College 2002-03 2005-06 1-2 L2 Glenville State 2003-04 2006-07 0-3 L 3 Shippensburg Univ. 1982-83 2007-08 13-22 L2 Goldey Beacom 2007-08 2007-08 1-0 W1 Slippery Rock Univ. 1969-70 2007-08 8-6 W2 Green Mountain 2001-02 2001-02 1-0 W1 Southern Connecticut St. 1965-66 1993-94 5-0 W5 Gwynedd Mercy 1999-00 1999-00 0-1 L1 Spring Garden College 1982-83 1982-83 1-0 W1 Hampton Univ. 1987-88 1988-89 0-2 L2 Stony Brook Univ. 1994-95 1995-96 2-0 W2 Holy Cross, College of the 1981-82 1981-82 0-1 L1 SUNY Cortland 1970-71 1971-72 2-0 W2 Holy Family University 1991-92 2004-05 10-6 W1 Temple Univ. 1962-63 1981-82 6-2 L1 Illinois State 1976-77 1976-77 0-1 L1 Towson Univ. 1969-70 1981-82 6-0 W6 Immaculata Univ. 1962-63 1990-91 16-6 W7 U.S. Military Academy (Army) 1983-84 1989-90 0-4 L4 Indiana Univ. 1970-71 1970-71 1-0 W1 U.S. Naval Academy (Navy) 1980-81 1988-89 2-4 L4 Indiana (Pa.) Univ. 1988-89 2007-08 7-6 L1 Univ. of the Sciences (Phila.) 1994-95 2007-08 9-2 W1 Iowa Wesleyan Univ. 1968-69 1968-69 1-0 W1 (formerly Phila. Pharmacy) James Madison Univ. 1975-76 1977-78 3-0 W3 Ursinus College 1962-63 1987-88 19-4 W11 Kean State 1977-78 1984-85 1-7 L3 Utah State 1971-72 1971-72 1-0 W1 Kutztown Univ. 1982-83 2007-08 33-20 W1 Villanova Univ. 1977-78 1983-84 1-6 L6 Lafayette College 1980-81 1980-81 1-0 W1 Virginia Union 1994-95 1994-95 0-1 L1 LaSalle Univ. 1978-79 1981-82 1-3 L3 Virginia St. 1998-99 1998-99 1-0 W1 Lehigh Univ. 1979-80 1983-84 4-1 L1 Wagner College 1979-80 1982-83 2-2 L1 Lewis & Clark College 1993-94 1993-94 0-1 L1 Wayne State 1996-97 1996-97 0-1 L1 Liberty Univ. 1987-88 1987-88 0-2 L2 West Liberty St. 1990-91 2004-05 2-1 L1 Lincoln University 2007-08 2007-08 1-0 W1 Western Carolina 1968-69 1968-69 1-0 W1 LIU-Southampton 1997-98 1997-98 0-1 L1 Westminster College 1996-97 1996-97 1-0 W1 Lock Haven Univ. 1968-69 2007-08 17-11 W1 West Virginia Univ. 1978-79 1978-79 0-1 L1 Longwood Univ. 1983-84 2003-04 7-6 W1 West Va. Wesleyan 1998-99 1998-99 0-1 L1 Louisville, Univ. of 1970-71 1970-71 1-0 W1 Widener Univ. 1979-80 1982-83 4-1 W3 Loyola College (Md.) 1979-80 1982-83 3-2 L1 William Penn, College of 1981-82 1981-82 0-1 L1 Lynchburg Univ. 1968-69 1968-69 1-0 W1 Wilmington (Del.) University 1995-96 2007-08 6-0 W6 Mansfi eld Univ. 1982-83 2007-08 40-9 W1 Winston-Salem College 1997-98 1997-98 0-1 L1 Maryland, Univ. of 1971-72 1971-72 1-0 W1 Teams in bold indicate 2008-09 opponents

19 2008-09 Women’s Basketball Media Guide Year-by-Year Results

1959-62 Lock Haven W, 63-35 Ursinus L, 63-68 Ursinus W, 88-59 No Scores Available. East Stroudsburg W, 48-36 Immaculata L, 51-91 Lock Haven W, 79-67 Bridgewater St. W, 65-47 Glassboro State W, 70-57 S. Connecticut St. W, 39-36 Montclair St. L, 82-86 1962-63 (4-3) Ursinus W, 61-50 East Stroudsburg W, 68-65 1979-80 (12-15) Head Coach: Lucille Kyvallos Cal State Fullerton L, 46-50 Lock Haven L, 57-73 Head Coach: Ellen Sayers Temple W, 82-44 12/1 Penn W, 71-70 Eddystone L, 34-63 12/5 Glassboro State W, 69-65 Ursinus W, 59-54 1970-71 (16-2) 1976-77 (9-9) 12/7 vs. George Washington& L, 62-80 Beaver W, 54-21 National Runner-up Head Coach: Kitty Caldwell 12/8 vs. Fairfi eld& W, 75-65 Cheyney W, 62-24 Head Coach: Carol Eckman 1/14 James Madison W, 68-46 12/12 St. Joseph’s (Pa.) L, 66-73 Illinois State L, 70-76 East Stroudsburg L, 37-42 Slippery Rock W, 47-46 12/15 Cheyney L, 44-83 East Carolina W, 71-56 Immaculata L, 35-39 Pittsburgh W, 86-25 12/28 @Wagner# W, 90-86 Cheyney L, 54-62 SUNY-Cortland W, 84-31 12/29 vs. Monmouth# W, 82-65 Montclair St. L, 69-82 East Stroudsburg L, 51-53 1/4 Glassboro State forfeit win 1963-65 St. Joseph’s (Pa.) L, 64-66 Towson State W, 69-48 (Helen Nolan Tourney) Immaculata L, 77-96 Head Coach: Lucille Kyvallos Ursinus W, 56-51 1/5 Widener L, 76-79 Trenton State W, 79-58 No Information Available Glassboro State W, 75-38 (Helen Nolan Tourney) Queens L, 75-83 Lock Haven W, 57-44 1/14 Widener W, 89-88 Delaware W, 74-54 East Stroudsburg L, 51-53 1/17 Kean L, 76-81 1965-66 (10-0) Pittsburgh L, 72-83 Ursinus W, 60-37 1/19 Villanova L, 62-83 Head Coach: Lucille Kyvallos Slippery Rock L, 60-85 1/21 LaSalle L, 66-77 2/4 Montclair St. W, 68-39 National Invitational Ursinus W, 86-65 1/24 Montclair St. L, 73-85 2/11 Gettysburg W, 36-32 Collegiate Tournament East Stroudsburg W, 74-57 1/26 @Ursinus L, 80-82 2/12 S. Connecticut St. W, 61-42 Regional Glassboro State W, 81-54 1/29 @Immaculata L, 63-73 2/17 East Stroudsburg W, 58-45 Temple W, 74-54 Millersville W, 66-35 1/31 Trenton State L, 68-77 2/24 Ursinus W, 57-47 Lock Haven W, 87-64 Montclair St. W, 46-36 2/2 @ Phila. Textile L, 74-79 2/26 Misericordia W, 33-28 2/5 Delaware L, 69-74 3/3 Immaculata W, 69-46 Towson State W, 47-43 EAIAW Regionals East Stroudsburg W, 55-43 (at West Chester, Pa.) 2/9 @Lehigh W, 81-64 3/7 Maryland W, 51-23 2/11 @East Stroudsburg W, 73-67 3/11 East Stroudsburg W, 66-51 Nationals Maryland L, 72-85 Delaware L, 62-66 2/14 @Lock Haven W, 71-70 3/16 Ursinus W, 48-37 Louisville W, 73-27 2/16 Temple L, 72-83 Indiana W, 72-44 2/19 American L, 75-94 S. Connecticut St. W, 77-48 1977-78 (9-13) 2/26 Loyola (Md.) L, 77-93 1966-67 (5-2) Mississippi L, 55-56 Head Coach: Linda Lastowka & (at Loyola, Md.) Head Coach: Carol Weber Villanova W, 72-51 # (at Staten Island, N.Y.) No Information Available Cheyney L, 48-66 1971-72 (16-1) Penn State L, 70-85 National Runner-up James Madison W, 81-65 1980-81 (17-11) 1967-68 (12-0) Head Coach: Carol Eckman East Carolina L, 69-83 Head Coach: Ellen Sayers Head Coach: Carol Eckman Slippery Rock W, 78-35 Kean L, 92-100 (3OT) 12/3 Penn W, 89-75 Gettysburg W, 81-23 Gettysburg W, 86-42 St. Joseph’s (Pa.) L, 70-98 12/6 @St. Joseph’s (Pa.) L, 77-100 Montclair St. W, 61-28 SUNY-Cortland W, 68-36 Pittsburgh W, 70-65 12/8 @Towson State W, 88-68 Cortez-Peters W, 63-43 East Stroudsburg W, 55-54 Immaculata L, 58-79 12/11 Villanova L, 60-88 Immaculata W, 78-16 Towson State W, 67-48 Trenton State W, 85-73 12/13 @ Mt. St. Mary’s L, 68-72 East Stroudsburg W, 64-50 Glassboro State W, 69-64 Slippery Rock L, 66-75 12/28 vs. St. Francis (Pa.)# W, 85-57 Glassboro State W, 62-26 Ursinus W, 54-51 Rutgers L, 73-104 12/29 @Wagner# L, 72-80 Lock Haven W, 62-41 Queens L, 76-84 1/6 Glassboro State W, 77-64 1/9 Loyola (Md.)% W, 90-85 1968-69 (12-0) AIAW Regionals East Stroudsburg W, 75-74 Ursinus W, 84-60 1/10 Morgan St.% L, 63-94 (at Towson, Md.) National Champions Temple W, 90-69 1/11 Immaculata% W, 81-58 Delaware W, 67-57 Head Coach: Carol Eckman Delaware L, 67-71 1/13 @Widener L, 68-80 Maryland W, 65-32 Gettysburg W, 67-39 Glassboro State W, 80-72 1/15 Phila. Textile W, 95-71 Federal City W, 73-57 East Stroudsburg W, 86-20 Montclair St. L, 71-98 1/17 Kean College L, 63-65 Immaculata W, 70-38 Ursinus W, 50-47 EAIAW Regionals 1/19 LaSalle L, 80-85 S. Connecticut St. W, 49-47 AIAW Nationals 1/23 Lock Haven W, 91-58 (at West Chester, Pa.) East Stroudsburg W, 47-41 (at Towson, Md.) 1/26 Immaculata W, 81-60 Delaware W, 60-53 Lock Haven W, 59-33 Utah State W, 79-45 1/29 @Trenton St. W, 87-74 St. Joseph’s (Pa.) L, 65-90 Ursinus W, 60-40 Northern Illinois W, 68-54 2/3 Drexel W, 80-51 Lock Haven L, 75-77 Glassboro State W, 66-32 California W, 62-57 2/5 @Delaware L, 69-71 (Not a playoff game) National Invitational Immaculata L, 48-53 2/9 East Stroudsburg L, 64-65 2/11 Ursinus W, 68-51 Collegiate Tournament 1972-75 1978-79 (8-11) 2/14 Lehigh W, 84-54 (at West Chester, Pa.) Head Coach: Bunnie Watts 2/16 @Temple W, 67-60 Northeastern W, 79-33 Head Coach: Kitty Caldwell Glassboro State W, 77-64 2/18 @Lafayette W, 74-63 Lynchburg W, 53-28 No Scores Available Purdue L, 61-64 2/21 Navy W, 87-67 Iowa W, 70-30 West Virginia L, 63-72 2/24 @Loyola (Md.) W, 86-67 Western Carolina W, 56-39 1975-76 (10-9) Penn State L, 44-85 # (at Staten Island, N.Y.) Head Coach: Kitty Caldwell Villanova L, 43-49 % (at Towson, Md.) 1969-70 (12-2) Cheyney L, 48-64 Cheyney L, 38-91 EAIAW Championships National Runner-up Ursinus W, 83-48 LaSalle W, 79-68 (at Newark, Del.) Kean L, 67-70 Head Coach: Carol Eckman Montclair St. W, 81-74 3/7 @Delaware L, 47-51 St. Joseph’s (Pa.) L, 47-72 Slippery Rock W, 62-34 East Carolina W, 79-74 Montclair St. L, 54-80 East Stroudsburg W, 46-43 James Madison W, 65-49 Queens L, 80-93 1981-82 (19-10) Gettysburg W, 84-53 Temple W, 80-49 Trenton State L, 56-64 Head Coach: Ellen Sayers Towson State W, 58-47 Queens L, 63-83 Delaware W, 72-64 11/24 Salisbury State W, 90-55 Glassboro State W, 73-47 Delaware W, 80-61 Rutgers L, 62-91 12/1 @Villanova L, 72-105 Ursinus L, 53-57 Trenton State W, 69-36 East Stroudsburg W, 69-67 12/3 @Penn W, 84-55 Ursinus W, 55-44 Slippery Rock W, 68-58 Immaculata W, 82-73 12/9 @LaSalle L, 67-84 S. Connecticut St. W, 64-37 Temple W, 69-56 20 2008-09 Women’s Basketball Media Guide Year-by-Year Results 2/19 @Shippensburg L, 89-105 12/9 Navy L, 56-70 2/3 Kutztown W, 64-58 2/22 @Loyola (Md.) L, 52-69 12/12 Cheyney L, 55-60 2/6 Cheyney W, 74-61 2/28 @St. Joseph’s (Pa.) L, 51-71 12/14 @Shippensburg W, 72-64 2/8 Drexel L, 63-88 2/10 Mansfi eld W, 85-53 % (at Staten Island, N.Y.) 1/4 Delaware L, 65-78 1/6 Phila. Textile L, 65-94 2/13 East Stroudsburg W, 54-49 Niagara L, 53-57 2/15 Liberty L, 64-71 1983-84 (8-19) 1/ Mansfi eld W, 60-55 2/17 Bloomsburg L, 52-61 Head Coach: Ellen Sayers 1/ Carlow W, 80-55 2/20 Millersville W, 67-64 11/19 Mt. St. Mary’s L, 53-76 1/13 C.W. Post W, 64-61 2/24 Kutztown L, 62-64 11/28 @Villanova L, 46-98 1/16 @Allentown W, 58-56 2/27 Pitt-Johnstown L, 42-79 11/30 @Kutztown L, 63-64 1/18 @Adelphi W, 64-54 PSAC Championships 12/7 Millersville L, 48-73 1/20 Mercy L, 51-60 2/29 @Millersville L, 71-77 12/10 Mansfi eld L, 65-79 1/22 @Kutztown W, 91-72 12/12 @Lehigh L, 63-77 1/25 @Bloomsburg L, 60-71 12/14 @East Stroudsburg L, 51-62 2/1 @Millersville L, 74-75 1988-89 (9-17) 1/ Niagara L, 46-66 2/5 @Mansfi eld W, 67-59 Head Coach: Deirdre Kane 1/6 vs. Longwood% L, 54-71 2/8 East Stroudsburg W, 64-50 11/19 Indiana (Pa.) W, 63-57 1/7 vs. Carlow% W, 65-50 2/12 @Immaculata L, 73-75 11/20 Navy L, 54-74 1/14 Army L, 51-65 2/15 Shippensburg W, 75-56 11/22 Pace L, 60-82 1/20 @Phila. Textile L, 71-94 2/19 Kutzown L, 63-64 11/28 C.W. Post L, 60-69 1/21 @Adelphi L, 61-88 2/22 Bloomsburg W, 83-69 12/3 Hampton L, 51-52 Deirdre Kane has spent 22 12/7 Shippensburg W, 72-64 1/23 Cheyney L, 54-102 PSAC Championships 1/25 Kutztown W, 87-49 12/10 Lock Haven L, 66-83 years on West Chester’s 2/25 Bloomsburg W, 64-58 1/28 Bloomsburg W, 70-55 12/14 Delaware L, 52-68 2/28 @Slippery Rock L, 71-86 sideline. 1/30 Delaware W, 66-61 1/9 Phila. Textile L, 62-71 2/1 Millersville L, 50-70 ECAC II Championships 1/11 Randolph-Macon W, 83-57 12/11 Mt. St. Mary’s L, 78-95 2/4 @Mansfi eld W, 79-73 (at Lock Haven, Pa.) 1/12 Longwood L, 56-65 12/17 @Glassboro State W, 86-68 2/8 East Stroudsburg W, 85-73 3/7 vs. Army L, 50-51 1/18 East Stroudsburg W, 73-63 12/28 St. Francis (Pa.) W, 84-54 2/11 @Immaculata W, 72-62 1/21 Millersville L, 53-60 12/29 Wagner W, 68-66 2/13 @Ursinus W, 77-59 1/23 Kutztown L, 58-66 1/5 William Penn L, 71-99 1986-87 (16-11) 2/15 Shippensburg L, 83-88 Head Coach: Marcia Brumbauch 1/25 Cheyney L, 75-88 1/6 Delta State L, 73-82 1/28 Bloomsburg L, 51-66 2/18 @Bloomsburg L, 44-56 11/ Quinnipiac W, 66-57 1/12 Widener W, 80-59 1/31 Immaculata W, 79-54 2/20 Kean L, 58-83 11/ St. Mary’s L, 44-94 1/14 Bloomsburg W, 87-65 2/4 Mansfi eld W, 55-54 2/22 @Drexel L, 54-73 11/25 Army L, 56-74 1/16 @Navy L, 68-80 2/6 Adelphi W, 67-52 2/24 @Shippensburg L, 61-88 11/29 @Mansfi eld W, 93-33 1/19 @Kean W, 73-71 2/8 East Stroudsburg L, 73-76 (2OT) # (at New Haven, Conn.) 12/1 @Ursinus W, 86-63 1/21 @Phila. Textile W, 59-48 2/11 Millersville L, 70-78 % (at Indiana, Pa.) 12/3 East Stroudsburg W, 75-54 1/26 @Immaculata W, 83-65 2/13 Kutztown L, 50-58 12/8 @Cheyney W, 66-55 1/28 Trenton State W, 74-66 2/15 Cheyney W, 80-58 12/10 Shippensburg W, 65-52 2/2 @Drexel W, 85-66 1984-85 (8-17) 2/18 Bloomsburg L, 46-69 12/13 Kutztown W, 61-51 2/4 Delaware W, 79-75 Head Coach: Marcia Brumbauch 2/22 Pitt-Johnstown L, 54-96 1/3 @Delaware L, 55-76 2/6 @Lehigh W, 80-55 11/17 @Lock Haven% L, 65-70 2/25 Mansfi eld W, 76-54 2/8 @East Stroudsburg W, 90-68 11/18 vs. Millersville% L, 63-91 1/7 Lock Haven L, 58-63 2/11 @Ursinus W, 97-66 11/27 Adelphi L, 75-83 1/9 Carlow W, 66-61 2/13 Temple L, 59-65 11/29 @Cabrini W, 65-48 1/10 UMBC L, 60-72 1989-90 (10-17) 2/20 Towson St. W, 97-77 12/5 @Millersville L, 59-71 1/ Immaculata W, 62-49 Head Coach: Deirdre Kane 2/23 Loyola (Md.) W, 76-50 12/8 @Mansfi eld L, 57-59 1/13 Immaculata W, 81-63 11/18 Molloy W, 90-78 2/25 St. Joseph’s (Pa.) L, 64-74 12/12 East Stroudsburg L, 47-65 1/15 @C.W. Post L, 59-70 11/19 Indiana (Pa.) L, 76-90 2/27 Rider L, 71-75 1/14 @Mercy L, 67-92 1/17 @Mercy W, 87-76 11/21 @Pace L, 54-62 EAIAW Championships 1/17 Bloomsburg W, 84-71 1/21 Bloomsburg W, 68-52 11/27 C.W. Post W, 85-79 1/24 @Millersville W, 67-65 11/29 Phila. Textile L, 82-89 (at Worcester, Mass.) 1/19 Phila. Textile L, 64-86 2/2 @Phila. Textile L, 88-94 12/2 Norfolk State L, 72-81 3/5 vs. Morgan State W, 84-81 1/22 @Molloy L, 68-72 2/4 @E. Stroudsburg W, 85-60 12/6 @Immaculata W, 87-54 3/9 @Holy Cross L, 71-76 1/24 Shippensburg W, 67-66 1/26 Kutztown L, 66-68 2/9 @Mt. St. Mary’s L, 54-81 12/9 @Shippensburg W, 78-76 1/29 @Cheyney L, 48-67 2/11 @Shippensburg W, 80-67 12/16 @Adelphi L, 64-67 1982-83 (10-17) 2/2 @Bloomsburg L, 53-63 2/14 @Kutztown L, 77-86 1/8 @Army L, 38-59 Head Coach: Ellen Sayers 2/4 @Delaware L, 64-70 2/18 @Bloomsburg L, 40-77 1/9 @American Intl. W, 74-67 11/23 Salisbury State W, 80-56 2/7 Millersville W, 79-78 2/21 Millersville W, 83-72 1/13 Longwood W, 74-73 12/1 Lehigh W, 69-61 2/9 Mansfi eld W, 94-86 PSAC Championships 1/15 Delaware L, 49-76 12/8 Villanova L, 35-86 2/11 Ursinus W, 111-61 2/24 Millersville L, 57-64 1/17 Kutztown W, 58-53 12/10 Pace# L, 60-61 2/14 @East Stroudsburg L, 75-94 1/20 @Bloomsburg L, 54-60 12/11 Sacred Heart# W, 108-49 2/16 Immaculata W, 86-71 1/22 Cheyney L, 69-92 12/13 Cheyney L, 41-74 2/20 @Shippensburg L, 66-81 1987-88 (12-16) 1/24 Pitt-Johnstown L, 69-75 12/16 Glassboro State W, 80-62 2/23 @Kutztown forfeit win Head Coach: Deirdre Kane 1/27 @Mansfi eld L, 78-82 (OT) 12/28 @Wagner% L, 66-84 2/23 Kean L, 81-88 11/21 Navy L, 49-82 1/31 @East Stroudsburg L, 66-71 12/29 vs. St. Francis (Pa.)% W, 75-41 2/26 @St. Mary’s L, 52-88 11/22 Molloy W, 64-54 2/3 Millersville L, 61-63 1/11 @Widener W, 65-63 % (at Lock Haven, Pa.) 11/30 C.W. Post L, 58-60 2/7 @Kutztown L, 67-79 1/13 @Mt. St. Mary’s L, 53-94 12/4 Keene State L, 59-82 2/10 Bloomsburg L, 71-82 1/15 Spring Garden W, 69-68 12/5 Concordia W, 80-42 2/12 @Cheyney L, 67-69 1/18 Cabrini W, 78-73 1985-86 (17-14) 12/12 Lock Haven L, 67-75 2/14 Immaculata W, 84-65 1/20 Phila. Textile L, 65-81 Head Coach: Marcie Brumbauch 1/4 Phila. Textile L, 68-82 2/17 Mansfi eld W, 72-64 1/25 Kean L, 44-90 11/23 @Lock Havea W, 72-67 1/8 Hampton L, 49-72 2/21 East Stroudsburg W, 74-73 1/27 @Kutztown L, 58-75 11/24 Utica L, 57-62 1/9 Shippensburg W, 76-57 2/24 @Millersville L, 68-74 1/29 @Mansfi eld L, 56-91 11/26 Cabrini W, 84-44 1/12 Immaculata W, 74-44 11/30 Millersville W, 65-54 2/1 Drexel W, 65-64 1/16 Delaware L, 40-80 1990-91 (19-12) 2/3 @Delaware L, 49-89 12/2 Ursinus W, 86-60 1/18 Liberty L, 79-80 Head Coach: Deirdre Kane 2/8 East Stroudsburg L, 61-66 12/4 Mansfi eld W, 74-60 1/20 Ursinus W, 80-47 11/17 vs. West Liberty% W, 72-66 2/10 Ursinus W, 73-62 12/7 @East Stroudsburg L, 60-64 1/23 Mansfi eld W, 89-53 11/18 @Indiana (Pa.)% 2/13 Immaculata L, 71-78 1/25 East Stroudsburg W, 67-49 11/20 Pace W, 70-67 2/14 @Bloomsburg L, 55-74 1/27 Bloomsburg L, 59-77 11/26 @ C.W. Post W, 78-62 2/16 Millersville L, 57-78 1/30 Millersville L, 59-70 21 2008-09 Women’s Basketball Media Guide Year-by-Year Results 11/29 @ Phila. Textile W, 54-51 12/9 @Shippensburg L, 67-78 2/22 East Strousburg L, 67-72 12/1 Longwood W, 99-62 12/14 @Phila. Textile L, 70-92 2/25 @Bloomsburg L, 73-74 12/2 C.W. Post L, 58-60 1/7 C.W. Post W, 87-40 % (at Farmville, Va.) 12/5 Shippensburg L, 90-108 1/8 @Columbia Union W, 80-75 12/7 @Pitt-Johnstown L, 46-93 1/10 @Norfolk State L, 65-70 1995-96 (15-13) 1/12 @Longwood L, 62-64 12/8 @Lock Haven L, 49-65 Head Coach: Deirdre Kane 12/12 Adelphi W, 82-72 1/14 @Holy Family W, 75-63 11/17 vs. Catawba% W, 76-62 1/8 @Florida Tech W, 80-65 1/16 @Pitt-Johnstown L, 52-87 11/18 @Longwood L, 53-75 1/9 @St. Leo’s W, 96-84 1/20 East Stroudsburg L, 81-86 11/21 @Philadelphia U. L, 53-78 1/11 @Barry L, 77-99 1/23 Bloomsburg W, 63-55 11/27 Wilmington W, 96-47 1/16 @Cheyney L, 64-68 1/25 @Kutztown W, 67-57 12/1 Lock Haven L, 53-71 1/19 Mansfi eld W, 84-67 1/27 @Cheyney W, 78-46 12/2 Assumption W, 69-59 1/23 East Stroudsburg W, 57-56 1/30 Mansfi eld W, 57-38 12/6 @Shippensburg L, 70-85 1/26 @Millersville L, 57-61 2/1 @Alvernia W, 60-45 12/13 @Rowan L, 64-80 1/30 @Kutztown W, 58-57 2/6 @Millersville L, 63-65 1/5 Bloomfi eld W, 77-48 2/2 Bloomsburg L, 52-66 2/10 @East Stroudsburg L, 59-61 1/6 Stony Brook W, 74-54 2/6 Cheyney W, 75-65 2/13 @Bloomsburg L, 74-85 1/10 Kutztown L, 50-69 2/9 @Mansfi eld W, 79-70 2/15 Kutztown W, 77-58 1/13 @Mansfi eld W, 65-57 2/13 @E. Stroudsburg W, 66-63 2/17 Cheyney W, 79-41 1/15 @Molloy W, 94-76 2/16 Millersville W, 70-61 2/20 @Mansfi eld W, 70-67 Dominique Lewis graduated 1/17 @Cheyney W, 77-62 2/18 @Immaculata W, 88-56 2/23 @Rowan W, 69-64 1/20 Millersville W, 57-53 with many WCU records to 2/20 Kutztown W, 71-59 2/27 Millersville L, 65-77 1/24 UDC L, 64-83 2/23 @Bloomsburg L, 51-77 her credit. 1/27 @Bloomsburg L, 50-59 % (at Indiana, Pa.) 1993-94 (9-16) 1/31 East Strousburg W, 64-55 PSAC Championships Head Coach: Deirdre Kane 2/3 Mansfi eld W, 67-43 1997-98 (15-14) 2/26 Millersville W, 79-68 11/19 vs. Clarion% L, 66-84 2/7 @Kutztown L, 56-62 Head Coach: Deirdre Kane 3/1 vs. Lock Haven L, 65-93 11/20 vs. So. Connecticut St.% W, 77-66 2/10 Cheyney W, 70-60 11/14 vs. Winston-Salem St.% L, 61-70 (at Bloomsburg, Pa.) 11/23 Molloy W, 111-62 2/12 Phila. Pharmacy W, 70-34 11/15 vs. Alderson Broaddus% L, 59-71 ECAC II Championships 11/30 @Bowie State L, 46-59 2/14 Holy Family W, 64-48 11/22 @Pitt-Johnstown L, 69-78 (at West Chester, Pa.) 12/3 Longwood W, 78-76 2/17 @Millersville L, 64-69 11/25 @Philadelphia U. L, 59-64 3/9 C.W. Post W, 77-63 12/4 Lock Haven L, 56-74 2/21 @East Stroudsburg L, 49-67 12/2 vs. Shippensburg# L, 62-69 (OT) 3/10 New Hampshire L, 59-60 12/8 Shippensburg L, 75-89 % (at Farmville, Va.) 12/5 Indiana (Pa.) L, 64-66 12/11 Lewis & Clark L, 64-82 12/6 Longwood W, 67-63 PSAC Championships 12/14 Marymount W, 92-78 12/14 Phila. Textile W, 76-66 2/24 Bloomsburg W, 75-60 1991-92 (25-5) 12/17 vs. Rowan# L, 61-67 1/6 @Assumption L, 70-80 2/27 @Shippensburg L, 83-93 Head Coach: Deirdre Kane 1/9 @Pace L, 60-93 12/20 Wilmington W, 92-49 11/22 vs. Queens% W, 83-70 1/13 Kutztown W, 61-42 ECAC II Championships 1/3 Clarion W, 77-60 11/23 @Shippensburg W, 77-66 1/15 Mansfi eld W, 75-70 (at Philadelphia, Pa.) 1/7 @East Stroudsburg W, 63-53 3/9 @Phila. Textile L, 63-69 12/2 Rollins W, 77-63 1/22 Millersville L, 76-78 1/10 Bloomsburg L, 48-72 12/4 Alvernia W, 75-45 1/29 @Bloomsburg L, 53-69 1/12 Columbia Union W, 90-35 12/6 C.W. Post W, 76-61 2/2 East Stroudsburg L, 61-77 1996-97 (22-7) 1/17 @Millersville L, 49-51 12/7 Assumption L, 80-83 2/5 @Mansfi eld L, 59-62 Head Coach: Deirdre Kane 1/21 Cheyney W, 75-55 12/11 @Adelphi W, 84-66 2/9 @Kutztown W, 72-60 11/22 vs. Wayne State% L, 62-70 1/24 @Mansfi eld W, 75-47 12/18 Phila. Textile W, 84-64 2/10 Rowan L, 73-84 11/23 vs. Westminster% W, 73-66 1/28 Kutztown L, 46-52 1/8 @Bloomfi eld W, 87-82 2/12 Cheyney W, 88-27 11/26 Philadelphia U. W, 85-78 (OT) 2/1 Bloomsburg L, 57-61 1/9 @Molloy W, 77-68 2/15 Pitt-Johnstown L, 70-84 12/3 Shippensburg W, 60-56 2/4 East Stroudsburg W, 80-59 1/11 @Pace L, 50-86 2/19 @Millersville L, 52-83 12/6 St. Michael’s W, 62-60 2/7 Millersville W, 60-45 1/13 Longwood W, 91-73 2/21 @Cheyney W, 84-47 12/7 Longwood W, 81-69 2/9 Philadelphia U. W, 92-47 1/15 Holy Family W, 53-52 2/26 Bloomsburg L, 54-72 12/14 vs. Marymount# W, 76-72 2/11 Holy Family W, 65-48 1/18 Millersville W, 82-77 2/28 @East Stroudsburg L, 59-93 12/17 Rowan W, 72-69 2/14 @Cheyney W, 91-49 1/20 @East Stroudsburg L, 61-65 % (at Millersville, Pa.) 12/19 @UDC L, 51-60 2/18 @Kutztown L, 33-45 1/22 Kutztown W, 61-56 1/3 @Stony Brook W, 72-50 2/21 Mansfi eld W, 90-59 1/25 @Bloomsburg W, 78-72 % (at Lock Haven, Pa.) 1/4 @Bloomfi eld W, 81-51 1/29 Cheyney W, 77-56 1994-95 (11-15) # (at Philadelphia, Pa.) 1/8 East Stroudsburg W, 68-62 2/1 @Mansfi eld W, 86-76 Head Coach: Deirdre Kane 1/11 @Bloomsburg L, 53-78 PSAC Championships 2/3 @Salisbury State W, 103-69 11/18 vs. Presbyterian% L, 68-77 1/15 @Wilmington W, 67-56 2/24 @Bloomsburg W, 77-67 2/8 @Millersville W, 85-57 11/19 vs. Virginia Union% L, 75-85 1/18 Millersville W, 82-75 2/27 vs. Edinboro L, 64-84 2/11 @Kutztown W, 85-60 11/22 @Stony Brook W, 61-41 1/22 @Cheyney W, 59-53 (at Shippensburg, Pa.) 2/15 Bloomsburg W, 63-55 11/28 @Shippensburg L, 58-90 1/25 Mansfi eld W, 76-53 ECAC II Championships 2/19 Cheyney W, 82-71 12/2 Lock Haven W, 69-66 1/29 @Kutztown L, 46-79 (at Garden City, N.Y.) 2/22 Mansfi eld W, 65-51 12/3 Pace L, 51-67 2/1 Bloomsburg W, 61-60 3/7 LIU-Southampton L, 62-73 2/25 Pitt-Johnstown L, 79-108 12/7 Shippensburg L, 82-88 2/5 @East Stroudsburg W, 71-67 2/29 East Stroudsburg W, 93-67 12/10 Edinboro W, 80-77 2/8 @Millersville W, 63-58 % (at Shippensburg, Pa.) 12/14 @Holy Family W, 79-78 2/10 @Philadelphia U. W, 89-45 1/5 @Pitt-Johnstown L, 51-76 1998-99 (16-11) PSAC Championships 2/12 @Holy Family L, 57-64 1/7 @Edinboro L, 67-81 3/6 vs. Edinboro L, 76-89 2/15 Cheyney W, 68-52 Head Coach: Deirdre Kane 1/9 Bowie State W, 67-54 (at Clarion, Pa.) 2/19 Kutztown W, 47-44 11/13 Virginia St. W, 69-54 1/11 @Kutztown L, 63-64 ECAC II Champions 2/22 @Mansfi eld W, 74-58 11/14 W.Va. Wesleyan L, 54-77 1/14 @Mansfi eld W, 63-50 11/18 Pitt-Johnstown L, 75-80 (at West Chester, Pa.) # (at Newark, Del.) 1/18 Cheyney W, 76-51 11/24 Philadelphia L, 58-83 3/14 St. Rose W, 67-60 % (at Clarion, Pa.) 1/21 @Millersville L, 66-82 12/4 St. Michael’s L, 73-84 3/15 Phila. Textile W, 66-61 1/24 @Phila. Pharmacy W, 84-75 PSAC Championships 12/5 Lock Haven W, 79-67 1/28 Bloomsburg L, 79-80 (at West Chester, Pa.) 12/7 Shippensburg L, 73-74 1992-93 (14-11) 2/1 @East Stroudsburg L, 69-75 2/25 Clarion W, 71-65 12/9 Wilmington W, 61-47 Head Coach: Deirdre Kane 2/4 Mansfi eld W, 90-50 2/28 Shippensburg L, 62-70 12/12 California (Pa.) W, 71-60 11/30 Adelphi W, 76-60 2/8 Kutztown W, 69-61 NCAA II East Regional 12/19 @Rowan W, 80-78 12/4 Longwood W, 101-65 2/11 @Cheyney W, 64-40 (at Shippensburg, Pa.) 1/2 Clarion W, 83-61 12/5 Bentley L, 50-60 2/14 @UDC 3/7 vs. Edinboro L, 56-64 1/6 @Kutztown W, 58-53 2/18 Millersville L, 56-61 1/9 Mansfi eld W, 69-43 1/11 @Columbia Union W, 98-29 22 2008-09 Women’s Basketball Media Guide Year-by-Year Results 1/13 @Cheyney W, 87-62 NCAA II East Regional 2003-04 (17-12) 12/21 @IUP L, 57-82 1/16 Millersville L, 55-60 (at Shippensburg, Pa.) 1/2 vs. Concord W, 72-62 Head Coach: Deirdre Kane 1/23 @ Bloomsburg L, 65-74 3/9 vs. Bloomsburg L, 87-91 1/3 @Fairmont St. L, 52-66 1/27 East Stroudsburg W, 62-42 11/15 Glenville St. L, 61-78 1/8 Clarion L, 75-91 1/30 @ Mansfi eld W, 79-70 11/16 Longwood W, 60-50 1/11 @Millersville W, 75-70 (OT) 2/3 Kutztown L, 61-63 2001-02 (18-10) 11/19 Holy Family L, 61-67 1/14 Slippery Rock L, 50-51 2/6 Cheyney W, 90-64 Head Coach: Deirdre Kane 11/21 @Merrimack L, 46-87 1/15 Edinboro L, 79-87 (OT) 11/23 @UMass-Lowell L, 54-58 2/8 @Univ. of Sciences W, 77-55 11/17 @ St. Michael’s L, 56-62 1/18 @Cheyney W, 65-58 12/5 @Slippery Rock L, 69-84 2/10 @Holy Family L, 58-61 11/18 vs. Green Mountain W, 90-19 1/21 Mansfi eld L, 65-72 12/6 @California (Pa.) L, 68-92 2/13 @Millersville W, 87-82 (OT) 11/20 @Philadelphia U. L, 75-83 1/25 @Kutztown L, 58-69 12/18 @Lock Haven W, 71-58 1/28 East Stroudsburg W, 73-67 2/17 @East Stroudsburg W, 63-53 12/1 @Indiana (Pa.) W, 78-74 1/3 Clarion W, 58-55 2/1 Bloomsburg W, 78-67 2/20 Bloomsburg L, 69-77 12/2 @California (Pa.) L, 52-66 1/4 Edinboro W, 61-58 (OT) 2/6 Millersville L, 60-62 PSAC Championships 12/7 Molloy W, 83-61 1/10 Shippensburg W, 73-41 2/8 Cheyney W, 59-57 2/23 @Millersville L, 63-81 12/8 Pitt-Johnstown W, 74-69 1/11 Indiana (Pa.) L, 67-85 2/11 @Mansfi eld L, 78-84 12/19 Lock Haven W, 82-71 1/14 @East Stroudsburg W, 68-53 2/15 Kutztown W, 65-52 12/20 Clarion W, 80-46 1999-2000 (11-15) 1/17 Bloomsburg W, 72-59 2/18 @East Stroudsburg L, 61-65 1/5 @Slippery Rock L, 69-80 1/19 @Univ. of Sciences L, 51-68 2/22 @Bloomsburg W, 81-72 Head Coach: Deirdre Kane 1/6 @Edinboro L, 91-98 (OT) 1/24 @Millersville W, 61-58 11/20 vs. New Hampshire L, 56-63 1/9 @Mansfi eld W, 56-55 1/26 @Holy Family L, 69-79 2006-07 (15-13) 11/21 @St. Michael’s W, 69-51 1/13 Shippensburg W, 75-71 Head Coach: Deirdre Kane 11/23 Columbia Union W, 100-26 1/28 Cheyney W, 96-75 1/16 Kutztown W, 58-36 11/17 vs. Concord L, 88-95 1/31 @Mansfi eld W, 67-51 11/29 @Gwynned-Mercy L, 57-70 1/21 @Millersville L, 51-92 11/18 vs. Fairmont St. L, 72-90 2/2 Kutztown W, 63-59 12/3 C.W. Post W, 62-42 1/23 Cheyney W, 71-48 11/21 @USP L, 47-62 2/7 @Bloomsburg W, 91-71 12/4 Shippensburg L, 51-66 1/26 Bloomsburg L, 55-63 12/2 @Slippery Rock W, 68-63 2/11 East Stroudsburg W, 80-51 12/8 @Clarion L, 76-79 1/28 Holy Family W, 65-62 12/3 @Edinboro W, 75-70 2/14 Millersville L, 47-89 12/11 @Wilmington W, 82-51 1/30 @Univ. of Sciences W, 58-51 12/9 Concord L, 56-69 2/17 @Pitt-Johnstown L, 68-75 12/20 @Binghamton L, 53-62 2/2 Mansfi eld W, 67-62 12/10 Columbia Union W, 65-48 2/21 @Cheyney W, 77-74 1/4 @California (Pa.) L, 60-70 2/4 @East Stroudsburg W, 60-48 12/20 @California (Pa.) L, 61-65 2/25 @Kutztown W, 62-59 1/5 @Pitt-Johnstown L, 37-76 2/6 @Kutztown L, 55-81 1/6 Shippensburg L, 50-78 2/28 Mansfi eld W, 85-58 1/8 @Columbia Union W, 94-38 2/9 @Cheyney W, 75-66 1/7 Lock Haven L, 61-64 1/10 @Kutztown W, 57-50 1/12 Kutztown L, 54-65 2/16 Millersville L, 61-73 PSAC Championships 1/13 Indiana (Pa.) W, 67-63 1/15 @Mansfi eld L, 50-66 2/20 East Stroudsburg W, 69-56 3/2 Kutztown W, 79-49 1/14 Clarion W, 79-70 1/19 Cheyney W, 79-53 2/23 @Bloomsburg W, 101-95 (OT) 3/5 vs. Shippensburg L, 50-73 1/18 @Pitt-Johnstown L, 70-81 1/22 @Millersville L, 60-69 (at California, Pa.) 1/30 Bloomsburg W, 65-60 PSAC Championships 1/20 @East Stroudsburg L, 55-72 2/2 @East Stroudsburg W, 59-46 2/26 @Bloomsburg W, 93-85 1/22 Philadelphia U. L, 61-80 2/5 Mansfi eld W, 81-51 3/2 @California (Pa.) L, 58-75 2004-05 (19-10) 1/24 Cheyney W, 77-62 2/9 @Kutztown L, 72-75 1/27 Mansfi eld W, 70-63 Head Coach: Deirdre Kane 1/29 @Bloomsburg W, 59-56 2/12 @Cheyney W, 80-53 2002-03 (24-8) 11/16 Holy Family W, 65-58 1/28 East Stroudsburg W, 73-67 2/15 Holy Family L, 60-63 Head Coach: Deirdre Kane 11/19 @Glenville St. L, 57-70 1/31 Millersville W, 62-61 2/19 Millersville W, 77-78 11/22 vs. UNC-Pembroke# W, 68-50 11/20 vs. West Liberty St. L, 76-78 2/3 Kutztown W, 69-64 2/23 East Stroudsburg W, 67-49 11/23 @Longwood L, 79-89 11/30 Univ. of Sciences W, 60-51 2/6 @Columbia Union W, 82-71 2/26 @Bloomsburg L, 63-69 11/30 Shepherd W, 74-71 12/4 Shippensburg W, 58-49 2/10 East Stroudsburg W, 74-53 PSAC Championships 12/1 UMass-Lowell W, 73-67 12/5 California (Pa.) L, 51-81 2/14 @Cheyney W, 69-59 2/29 @Millersville L, 68-79 12/6 @Clarion L, 62-77 12/11 Fairmont St. L, 51-55 2/17 @Mansfi eld L, 74-84 12/7 @Edinboro W, 79-60 12/12 UMass-Lowell W, 60-51 2/21 Bloomsburg W, 87-74 2000-01 (23-6) 12/18 Merrimack L, 53-55 12/21 Lock Haven W, 73-62 2/24 @Millersville L, 61-69 12/21 @Shippensburg W, 76-70 12/22 Indiana (Pa.) W, 70-66 (OT) PSAC Championships Head Coach: Deirdre Kane 12/22 @Indiana (Pa.) W, 72-56 1/5 @Shepherd L, 54-61 2/27 Millersville L, 54-57 11/17 @Longwood W, 77-58 1/4 Slippery Rock W, 57-55 1/7 Pitt-Johnstown W, 89-69 11/18 vs. W. Liberty St. W, 90-85 1/5 California L, 61-80 1/9 @Clarion L, 73-82 2007-08 (19-10) 11/21 Philadelphia W, 89-77 1/12 Lock Haven W, 67-57 1/12 Millersville W, 80-61 Head Coach: Deirdre Kane 12/2 Indiana (Pa.) W, 76-66 1/15 East Stroudsburg W, 67-39 1/15 @Slippery Rock W, 65-48 11/16 vs. Goldey Beacom W, 68-67 11/17 vs. Alderson Broaddus W, 62-47 12/3 California (Pa.) W, 72-55 1/18 @Bloomsburg L, 60-65 1/16 @Edinboro L, 66-70 (OT) 11/20 USP W, 81-64 12/8 C.W. Post W, 70-52 1/20 Univ. of Sciences W, 73-51 1/19 Cheyney W, 73-55 11/27 @Wilmington W, 74-67 12/9 Binghamton W, 66-64 1/25 Millersville W, 66-65 1/22 @Mansfi eld W, 70-52 12/1 Slippery Rock W, 71-53 12/20 Slippery Rock W, 88-86 1/26 Kutztown W, 78-68 1/27 @Holy Family L, 55-64 12/2 Edinboro L, 69-72 12/21 Edinboro W, 69-59 1/29 @Cheyney W, 73-51 1/30 @East Stroudsburg W, 92-54 1/6 @Lock Haven W, 83-65 12/8 Lincoln W, 82-37 2/1 Mansfi eld W, 84-73 2/2 @Bloomsburg W, 67-62 12/9 Colombia Union W, 73-53 1/7 @Clarion L, 108-112 (2OT) 2/5 @Kutztown W, 75-66 2/7 @Millersville L, 61-74 1/10 Mansfi eld W, 89-68 12/19 California (Pa.) L, 53-82 2/8 Bloomsburg W, 73-65 2/9 @Cheyney W, 70-51 1/5 @Shippensburg L, 62-74 1/14 @Shippensburg L, 73-88 2/12 @East Stroudsburg W, 77-39 2/12 Mansfi eld W, 79-57 1/6 @Lock Haven W, 79-64 1/17 @Kutztown W, 70-61 2/15 @Millersville W, 58-55 2/16 @Kutztown L, 63-67 1/9 @Philadelphia Univ. L, 65-95 1/20 Millersville W, 70-64 2/22 Cheyney W, 75-58 2/19 East Stroudsburg W, 66-44 1/12 @Indiana (Pa.) L, 72-82 1/24 @Cheyney W, 90-51 2/26 Kutztown W, 60-33 2/23 Bloomsburg W, 85-64 1/13 @Clarion L, 68-70 1/27 @Bloomsburg W, 81-74 2/27 Philadelphia U. W, 96-72 PSAC Championships 1/19 Kutztown W, 68-56 1/29 @Holy Family W, 56-54 3/1 @Mansfi eld W, 73-63 1/23 @Cheyney L, 60-65 2/3 @Mansfi eld W, 84-42 3/1 Bloomsburg W, 54-53 # (at Farmville, Va.) 1/26 @East Stroudsburg W, 67-54 2/7 Kutztown W, 58-36 3/4 @California (Pa.) L, 55-68 PSAC Championships 1/30 Bloomsburg W, 78-49 2/10 Cheyney W, 81-74 2/2 @Mansfi eld W, 77-68 2/12 Univ. of Sciences W, 66-62 (at West Chester, Pa.) 2005-06 (10-17) Head Coach: Deirdre Kane 2/6 @Millersville L, 63-73 2/13 East Stroudsburg W, 89-41 3/4 Kutztown W, 69-56 2/9 @Kutztown W, 67-65 11/22 @Univ. of Sciences L, 56-72 2/17 @Millersville L, 60-76 3/8 Indiana (Pa.) W, 67-64 2/13 @Colombia Union W, 85-61 11/25 vs. Glenville St. L, 39-65 3/9 California (Pa.) L, 54-58 2/16 East Stroudsburg W, 75-60 2/21 @East Stroudsburg W, 73-66 11/26 vs. Pitt-Johnstown L, 62-77 2/20 Cheyney W, 84-52 2/24 Bloomsburg L, 65-77 NCAA II East Regional 11/27 vs. Charleston L, 76-93 2/23 Mansfi eld W, 87-53 PSAC Championships (at California, Pa.) 12/3 @Shippensburg W, 74-73 2/27 @Bloomsburg W, 65-61 2/27 Millersville W, 94-80 3/14 vs. Pfeiffer W, 76-73 12/4 @California (Pa.) L, 67-89 3/15 California (Pa.) L, 58-62 3/1 Millersville l, 49-69 3/2 vs. Shippensburg L, 75-88 12/10 Bowie St. W, 79-66 PSAC Championships (at Bloomsburg, Pa.) 12/11 Shepherd L, 56-71 12/20 @Lock Haven L, 56-79 3/4 Cheyney W, 84-69 3/7 @Indiana (Pa.) L, 60-81 23 2008-09 Women’s Basketball Media Guide A Legend of the Game – Carol Eckman

In the history including 36 wins in 38 games over her fi rst three Eckman’s achievements include receiving of women’s inter- seasons. Her accomplishments at West Chester the prestigious Women’s Basketball Coaches collegiate basket- were, and still are, recognized throughout the Association Service Award in 1985. She has been ball, that person country. nominated for the Naismith Basketball Hall of was Carol Eck- But Eckman’s largest contribution to intercol- Fame in Springfi eld, Mass. man, and West legiate women’s basketball came in 1969 when In addition, the WBCA honored her by plac- Chester Univer- she organized the first National Invitational ing an award in her name to the coach who most sity is truly fortu- Women’s Basketball Tournament held at West exemplifies Eckman’s own philosophies and nate to have such Chester. It was only a prelude of what was to attitudes in coaching. an intimate rela- come in women’s basketball. Many of today’s top level coaches were tu- tionship with one Her foresight and vision are the foundation tored by Eckman. Eckman completed her career of the giants of on which today’s game thrives. Soldout arenas at Lock Haven University, where she taught until the game’s past. and March Madness were all born from Eckman’s passing away in 1985. For Carol Eckman, coaching at West Chester original ideas some 40 years ago. State College from 1967 through 1972 proved Eckman led the Lady Rams to the very fi rst fruitful not only for her own winning percentage, national championship in women’s college bas- but for all of women’s basketball. Her legacy lives ketball in 1969 and three successive runner-up on as one of the original pioneers in the sport. fi nishes from 1970-72 in the newly formed AIAW During her tenure at West Chester, Eckman’s National Tournament – the precursor to today’s women compiled an astonishing 67-7 record, NCAA National Championship. Carol Eckman Award Winners National Award Winners West Chester University given to an active WBCA coach, who best demonstrates the Award Winners character of the late Carol Eckman, the “mother of the intercol- given to the player, who best exemplifi es the sportsmanship and legiate women’s basketball national championship” dedication for which Carol Eckman stood.

Recipient (Institution) ...... Year Recipient ...... Year Doug Bruno (DePaul) ...... 2008 Natalie Winters ...... 2007-08 Theresa Grentz (Illinois) ...... 2007 Katie Kline ...... 2006-07 Gail Goestenkors (Duke) ...... 2006 Dominique Lewis ...... 2005-06 Bonnie Henrickson (Kansas) ...... 2005 Elise McCloy ...... 2004-05 Deirdre Kane (West Chester Univ.) ...... 2004 Malinda Fife & Kiesha Mack ...... 2003-04 Marsha Sharp (Texas Tech) ...... 2003 Carolyn Muldoon ...... 2002-03 Barbara Stevens (Bentley College) ...... 2002 Kiera Manlove ...... 2001-02 Juliene Simpson (Marshall) ...... 2001 Kristin Voorhees ...... 2000-01 Kathy Delaney Smith (Harvard) ...... 2000 Amy MacDonald ...... 1999-00 Susan Summons (Miami Dade CCC) ...... 1999 Tracy Younker ...... 1998-99 Kay James (Southern Miss) ...... 1998 Dawn Carter ...... 1997-98 Amy Ruley (North Dakota St.) ...... 1997 Carolyn Blank ...... 1996-97 Dr. Joanne Rutherford (Missouri) ...... 1996 Kate Stanley ...... 1995-96 Ceal Barry (Colorado) ...... 1995 Angela Haas ...... 1994-95 Sue Gunter (LSU) ...... 1994 Theresa Kidwell ...... 1993-94 Vivian Stringer (Rutgers) ...... 1993 Mary Frances Algeo ...... 1992-93 Dr. Maryalyce Jeremiah (Cal State Fullerton) ...... 1992 Stacey Orr ...... 1991-92 Jill Hutchinson (Illinois St.) ...... 1991 Kristin Lee ...... 1990-91 Linda Hill McDonald (Minnesota) ...... 1990 Patty Cornelius & Frances Rodgers ...... 1989-90 Marian Washington (Kansas) ...... 1989 Colleen McNamara ...... 1988-89 Kay Yow (N.C. State) ...... 1988 Leslie Mensch ...... 1987-88 Jody Conradt (Texas) ...... 1987 Cecilia Rodden ...... 1985-86 Laura Mapp (Bridgewater St.) ...... 1986

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