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- 1985-1986 ROSTER - NAME CLASS POS. HT. HIGH SCHOOL/HOMETOWN Kelly Briar Jr. C/F 6-2 Bensalem/Bensalem, PA Mary Coyle Jr. F 5-11 Pennsbury/Yardley, PA Jill Crandley Sr. G/F 5-10 William Tennent/Southampton, PA Linda French Jr. C 6-7 Archbishop Wood/Southampton, PA Kelly Greenberg Fr. G 5-7 Archbishop Wood/Abington, PA Linda Hester Sr. G/F 5-8 West Philadelphia/Philadelphia, PA Allison Hudson Jr. F 6-0 Plymouth-Whitemarsh/Norristown, PA Suzi McCaffrey Sr. C 6-2 Wissahickon/Blue Bell, PA Cheryl Reeve So. G 5-7 Washington Township/Tumersville, NJ Tracey Sneed Fr. F 5-11 Susquehanna Township/Harrisburg, PA Jennifer Snyder Fr. G 5-5 Middle Township/Avalon, NJ Suzy Springman So. F 5-11 Central Bucks East/Doylestown, PA Sheila Wall Fr. G 5-7 St. Anthony/Jersey City, NJ
HEAD COACH: Bill "Speedy" Morris (Career: 22-8, 1 yr.) ASSISTANTS: Kathy Hemsley, Rich Prendergast, Gina Tobin CAPTAINS: Jill Crandley, Linda Hester, Suzi McCaffrey MANAGERS: Anna Marie Pagliaccetti, Donna Rines TRAINER: Julie Javens NUMERICAL ROSTER
10 Linda Hester 22 Mary Coyle 31 Tracey Sneed
1 Suzi McCaffrey 23 Sheila Wall 42 Allison Hudson 12 Jill Crandley 24 Suzy Springman 50 Linda French 13 Kelly Greenberg 25 Kelly Briar 53 Cheryl Reeve 20 Jennifer Snyder
Kneeling (I to r): Tracey Sneed, Jill Crandley (tri-captain), Suzi McCaffrey (tri-captain), Linda Hester (tri-captain), Cheryl Reeve.
Standing (I to r): Head Coach Speedy Morris, Donna Rines (manager), Mary Coyle, Kelly Briar, Jennifer Snyder, Linda French, Sheila Wall, Allison Hudson, Suzy Springman, Assistant Coach Gina Tobin, Assistant Coach Rich Prendergast. Missing from Photo: Assistant Coach Kathy Hemsley, Anna Marie Pagliacetti (manager), Kelly Greenberg.
Cover: Captains Linda Hester, Suzi McCaffrey, Jill Crandley (sitting) LA SALLE UNIVERSITY BASKETBALL 1985-1986
La Salle University 20th Street & Olney Avenue Philadelphia, PA 19141
CONTENTS PAGE
La Salle University 2 Brother Patrick Ellis, President 3 Bill Bradshaw, Athletic Director 4 Speedy Morris, Head Coach 5 Assistant Coaches 6 Player Profiles 7-15 1984-85 16-17 Individual Records, All-Time 18-19 Career Leader/1000 Points 20 Team Records, All-Time 21 All Time Coaches/Records, Leaders 22 All Time Opponents 23-24 La Salle Directory/Athletic Dept Inside Back Cover
This book is a publication of the Sports Information Office. Photo Credit— Martha Ledger, La Salle News Bureau. For further information contact: Patty Moran Assistant SID Office: (215) 951-1605 Home: (215) 387-9302
Printed by: ICS Corporation - LA SALLE UNIVERSITY -
On May 24, 1984, Governor Dick Thornburgh for study and research in Biology, Chemistry, of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania official- Geology, Physics, and Psychology; the Olney ly granted University status to La Salle Hall classroom building; and the College College. Union which houses offices for most student activities and clubs and is the main meeting The name La Salle University may take place on campus. some time getting used to, but the institution will continue to serve the community as it has The athletic department is housed in since its founding in 1863. Hayman Hall. The facility includes the 1700-seat Joseph Kirk Natatorium, three "As our destiny is in our own hands, there regulation-sized basketball courts, a 12 is every reason to be confident that we can laps/mile suspended running track, weight retain and enhance our emphasis on the ex- training and exercise areas, a sauna, squash cellent teaching of undergraduates and on the courts and a medical training area. relaxed accessibility of faculty and ad- ministrators to students," said La Salle Presi- La Salle students come from 200 public and dent Brother Patrick Ellis. "Class size, ac- private schools in 30 states, and 20 countries. tivities, availability of computers and the like The dormitories house more than 1100 should not change except for the better." students in 1 1 residence halls and two apart- ment complexes. More than 75% of the stu- Founded by the Brothers of Christian dent body goes on to graduate study, with schools, La Salle is named for St. John Bap- more than 1000 degrees conferred annually tist de La Salle, founder of the Christian on day and evening division seniors. Brothers. The institution which began as a one-building academy in center city La Salle students have been awarded 56 Philadelphia is now a 78-acre, 36-building Fulbright grants since 1970, a total exceeded campus in Philadelphia's Germantown by only one other institution in the Common- section. wealth of Pennsylvania. According to a recent survey, La Salle ranked in the top 6% national- The La Salle day and evening faculty ly among private undergraduate institutions numbers 212 with degree programs offered originating Ph.D.'s (58th of 943 colleges and in Arts, Science and Business. With a student- universities). faculty ratio of 16-to-1 and an average class size of 21, students can be assured of as "I am certain that as a university, La Salle much personal guidance as needed from not only will continue, but expand that tradi- faculty members. This commitment to the in- tion of excellence," said Pennsylvania Gover- dividual has always been a major tenet of the nor Dick Thornburgh on granting La Salle Christian Brothers' goals for La Salle. university status.
Among the major buildings on campus are It is a tradition that is being renewed by La the David Leo Lawrence Memorial Library; the Salle University. Roland Holroyd Science Center with facilities - PRESIDENT - BROTHER F. PATRICK ELLIS, F.S.C., Ph.D.
Brother Patrick Ellis was installed as President of La Salle College on January 1, 1977 and now has the honor of leading La Salle into a new era as a University. A member of the Brothers of the Christian
Schools since 1 946, Brother Patrick first join- ed the La Salle staff in 1960 as a professor of English. He has been associated with La Salle since that time, except for a term as prin- cipal of La Salle High School in Miami, FL from 1962-1964. He returned to Philadelphia in 1964, and was the Director of La Salle's Honors Program until 1969 when he was nam- ed Director of Development and Vice Presi- dent of the Corporation. A native of Baltimore, MD, Brother Patrick graduated from Calvert Hall College High School in 1946, received an A.B. degree in
English from Catholic University in 1951 , and earned his master's degree and doctorate in English from the University of Pennsylvania. He first was assigned to the Philadelphia
area in 1 951 when he joined the staff at West Catholic High School for Boys. In the 10 years Urban Affairs Partnership; Friends of In- he was there he served as Chairman of the dependence Hall; the Police Athletic League; English Department and as Guidance and the Salvation Army. He has been named Director. to a second three-year term on the Active in numerous national and local Philadelphia Diocesan Council of Managers. organizations, Brother Patrick is a member of Brother Patrick has authored numerous ar- the Board of Trustees of Manhattan College, ticles in educational publications, and con- St. Mary's College (Winona. MN), and St. ducted a "How to Read Great Books" series John's College High School (Washington, for the "University of the Air" on DC). Philadelphia's WFIL-TV in 1961 and 1965. A He is Chairman of the Board of Directors member of Phi Beta Kappa, he was president of the 220-member Association of Catholic of the Phi Beta Kappa Association of Colleges and Universities; President of the Philadelphia for two terms. James A. Finnegan Foundation, which fosters Brother Patrick has been an avid devotee state government internships; and Chairman of the arts all his life, and has performed in of Philadelphia's Campus Boulevard Corpora- several productions over the years, the last be- tion, a cooperative organization of institutions ing "Knickerbocker Holiday" at La Salle's
located adjacent to La Salle. Summer Theater in 1 971 . His sketches of local Brother Patrick is also vice-chairman of the scenes frequently adorn his personal notes Pennsylvania Association of Colleges and and Christmas cards. He has sung the Na- Universities, and on the boards of the tional Anthem at a number of La Salle basket- American Council on Education; the Greater ball games, and before four Philadelphia Philadelphia First Corporation; Philadelphia's Phillies games at Veterans Stadium. - DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS - BILL BRADSHAW
This success after a major change in scheduling showed the solidity of La Salle's L athletic programs under Bill Bradshaw. In ad- dition, La Salle athletes maintained a gradua- tion rate of 90%, a stronger testament to the overall program. Bradshaw was a second baseman during his collegiate baseball days, captaining the 1969 La Salle team and finishing his career with a .415 batting average as a senior, and a .362 career average. He played minor league baseball in the Washington Senators/Texas Rangers chain, with a career .315 average before a broken ankle ended his playing career.
Before returning to La Salle, he earned a master's degree in guidance and counseling l from Niagara University. He also coached the Purple Eagle baseball team for two years, Bill Bradshaw has been a success in several leading the 1974 team to a school record 29 fields, as a college and professional baseball victories. While Bradshaw was residing in player, college coach, and now as Director of Niagara Falls, NY, of which he is a native, he Athletics at La Salle University. also coached an American Legion team to the A 1969 graduate of La Salle, Bradshaw was 1971 New York State Championship, featur- named Director of Athletics and Recreation at ing Rick Manning at shortstop, now an All-Star his alma mater in December, 1977. Milwaukee Brewers outfielder.
Under his leadership, the La Salle athletic The 38-year-old Bradshaw was elected program has expanded to 21 varsity sports, president of the Eastern College Basketball championships in two conferences, and ap- Association during the summer of 1985, and pearances in post-season championship com- will serve in that capacity for two years. He petition in several sports. In the fall of 1983, is also Chairman of both the MAAC Men's Explorer teams switched to the Metro Atlan- Basketball and Men's and Women's Swim- tic Athletic Conference from the East Coast ming Games Committees. During the summer Conference, which meant all new schedules of 1985, he was one of five American college and opponents for every team. La Salle's men athletic directors to serve as a Director of the and women responded by winning the Com- first Shamrock Games, held in Ireland. He is missioner's Cup for overall conference athletic the third Director of Athletics at La Salle, suc- superiority for both the 1983-84 and 1984-85 ceeding Jim Henry (1941-69) and Jack Con- ' school years. boy (1969-1977). - HEAD COACH - BILL "SPEEDY" MORRIS
When Speedy Morris became head coach of La Salle's women's basketball program in August, 1984, both he and the University made major commitments.
Morris was one of the most prolific high school boys' coaches in the country. In 16 seasons as a head coach (14 at Roman Catholic, 2 at Penn Charter in Philadelphia), his teams had won 387 games, losing just 96; won seven league titles; one City champion- ship; and two National Catholic Tournament championships. The name "Speedy" was as recognizable among basketball afficionadoes as any nickname in the country.
The team never ceased to improve in its first season under Speedy's guidance, finishing with a best-ever 22-8 record, five new school team season or game records, and eight new school individual season or game records.
For Speedy, his first collegiate season enhanced his reputation for being one of the best basketball coaches, on any level, in the country. When the Explorers topped Manhat-
tan, 88-61 , in Hayman Hall on Jan. 15, it was the 400th victory for Speedy's teams, in high school and college.
It also proved to be a near-tragic day. Speedy was involved in an automobile acci- dent after that game, that left him hospitaliz- ed for two weeks following emergency surgery. Without him, the team played with renewed dedication, winning four of six games, both losses on the road and one of For the University, it meant a commitment those in overtime. On his return, the team to a top drawer women's basketball program. finished the season with a 5-2 mark, both That commitment was already firm with the losses by one point to eventual MAAC cham- annual eight-team holiday tournament in pion Holy Cross. Hayman Hall, but it would now intensify.
All questions about Speedy's decision to After one season, the merger of Speedy coach women on the collegiate level were Morris and La Salle has been a success. The quickly answered when the team won the rise of La Salle's women's basketball program Finast Gold Cup Tournament at the Universi- on a national scale should be Speedy. ty of Connecticut, the first regular-season Morris is a native of Philadelphia, and tourney title for a La Salle women's team, and resides in the city's Manayunk section with his followed with impressive showings at both the wife Margaret Mary and four children, Keith, La Salle Invitational and Miami Women's 15, Brian, 14, Margaret Mary, 13 and Court Classic in the first month of the season. Christopher, 6. - ASSISTANT COACHES -
KATHY HEMSLEY
A 1978 graduate of St. Joseph's, Kathy Hemsley is in her fifth season as an assistant on the La Salle staff. A native of the Philadelphia area, she was an assistant woman's coach at Swarthmore, graduate assistant at Temple, and assistant at Bishop McDevitt High School before joining the La Salle staff. In addition to her duties with the basketball team, Kathy is also a certified athletic trainer, and has worked in that capacity with several area high schools and colleges, including La Salle.
RICH PRENDERGAST
Like Speedy Morris, Rich Prendergast is a veteran of the Philadelphia CYO and Catholic League high school system, having coached on all levels of competition. Unlike Speedy, he has experience in women's basket- ball, joining the La Salle staff following a successful four- season stint at Hallahan High School (77-34, two Catholic League playoff appearances). A 1960 graduate of La Salle, Prendergast was a second baseman on the first Explorer baseball team coached by current head coach Gene McDonnell.
GINA TOBIN
Former La Salle standout, Gina Tobin joins the staff, fill- ing the vacancy left by Marge Mannion. The captain of last year's team, Gina was a member of the 1982 East Coast Conference Championship team. Her 923 career points place her in sixth place on La Salle's all-time scor-
ing list, while 342 career assists place her second all-time.
6 JILL CRANDLEY - Captain Senior Guard/Forward • 5'10" William Tennent Southampton, PA
JUNIOR YEAR: NCAA District II Academic Ail-
American. . .All-MAAC Academic Team. . .All-
Tournament MAAC Championships. . .Team Leader: Field Goal Shooting (153-253, 60.5%)
. . .Second on Team: Scoring (346, 17.3); Free
Throw Shooting (40-53, 75.5%) . . . Scored in dou-
ble figures in 1 7 of 20 games, scored 20 or more
points in 9 games . . . Moved into 4th place on the
all-time scoring list with 972 points. . .Twice named MAAC Player-of-the-Week and La Salle
Athlete-of-the-Week. . . Missed 10 games with a
fractured fibula. . .Best game: 32 points, 5 re- bounds, 7 assists vs. Fairfield for 3rd Place in the MAAC Tournament.
SOPHOMORE YEAR: NCAA District II Academic
All-American . . . Led team in scoring (380, 13.1) and free throw shooting (62-75, 82.7%)... Second on team in assists (41)... All-
Tournament Monmouth Tournament. . Scored
in double figures in 22 of 29 games . . . Started in
all 29 games. . .Best game: 32 points, 10 re- bounds vs. Fordham. FRESHMAN YEAR: Started in 6 of 29
games . . . Led team in free throw shooting (40-53,
75.5%). . .Played in every game for the East
Coast Conference Championship team. . Best game: 18 points, a career high 11 rebounds, 4 assists vs. Hofstra.
PERSONAL: Computer science major. . . Dean's
list every semester. . Has one older sister. . . Earned 8 varsity letters in High School (basket-
ball, softball). . High School Coach: Mel Ginden SPEEDY SAYS: "In my 18 years as a head coach, Jill Crandley is one of the best fundamen- tal players that has played for me. She is a real leader and a pleasure to coach."
G FGM-FGA PCT. FTM-FTA PCT. REB AVG. AST PTS AVG. 1984-85 20 153-253 60.5 40-53 75.5 99 5.0 46 346 17.3 1983-84 29 159-341 45.3 62-75 92.7 111 3.8 41 380 13.1 1982-83 29 103-238 43.3 40-53 75.5 115 4.0 47 246 8.5 CAREER 78 415-832 49.9 142-181 78.5 325 4.2 134 972 12.5
MAAC-85 12 89-153 58.2 24-32 75.0 63 5.3 33 202 16.8
CAREER 24 1 64-299 54.8 51-61 83.6 110 4.6 49 389 16.2
CAREER HIGHS: 32 Points: Fordham (1984); Fairfield (1985) 11 Rebounds: Hofstra (1983) 7 Assists: Fairfield (1985) LINDA HESTER - Captain Senior Guard/Forward • 5'8" West Philadelphia High School Philadelphia, PA
JUNIOR YEAR: Team MVP. . .ALL-MAAC. . .
All-Philadelphia Big Five. . .Team leader: Scor- 053 w, ing (579, 20.0); Field Goals Made (249); Field _ Goals Attempted (535); Steals (67) . . . Second on
Team: Assists (88) . . . MVP, Finast Gold Cup . . .
All-Tournament, La Salle Invitational. . .All-
Tournament, Miami Women's Court Classic. . . Moved into 5th Place on All-Time Scoring List,
926 points, 11.8. . .Set single game records: Field goals made (15, tied); Field goals attemp- ted (28); Assists (11); Points (33, tied); Set single season records: Scoring (579); Field Goals Made
(249); Field Goals Attempted (535) . . . Twice nam- ed MAAC Player-of-the-Week; once Big Five and
La Salle Athlete-of-the-Week. . .Scored 20 or more points in 15 games; Scored 30 or more
points in 4 games . . . Best game: 31 points, 5 re- bounds, 3 assists vs. Cleveland State. SOPHOMORE YEAR: Second on team: Field
Goal Shooting (83-76, 47.2%). . .Third on team: Assists (38); Steals (25) ... Scored in double
figures in 1 2 of 22 games . . . Started in 1 4 of 22
games. . .Hampered by injuries all season. . . Best game: 20 points, 2 rebounds, 3 assists, 4 steals vs. Pennsylvania. FRESHMAN YEAR: Started 10 of 27
games. . .Scored in double figures in 7 games... Best game: 11 points, 7 points, 3 assists vs. Lafayette in the opening round of the NCAA Tournament.
PERSONAL: Youngest of nine children. . .Ma-
joring in Psychology. . . Enjoys skating and music
. . .High School Coach: Bernie Ivens
SPEEDY SAYS: "Linda is the most talented player in the program. She is one of the few
women players that I know can create her own shot."
G FGM-FGA PCT. FTM-FTA PCT. REB AVG. AST PTS AVG. 1984-85 29 249-535 46.5 81-109 74.3 146 5.0 88 579 20.0 1983-84 22 83-176 47.2 21-28 75.0 65 2.9 38 187 8.5 1982-83 27 60-173 34.7 40-64 62.5 97 3.6 35 160 5.9 CAREER 78 392-884 44.3 142-201 70.6 308 3.9 161 926 11.9
MAAC-85 12 95-209 45.5 29-37 77.1 58 4.8 33 219 18.3 CAREER 22 132-294 44.9 35-44 79.5 88 4.0 49 299 13.6
CAREER HIGHS: 33 Points: Notre Dame (1985) 9 Rebounds: Temple (1984), Drexel, St. Joseph's, St. Peter's (1985) 11 Assists: Fairfield (1985) 8 .
SUZI McCAFFREY -Captain Senior Center • 6'2" Wissahickon High School Blue Bell, PA
JUNIOR YEAR: Team leader: Rebounding (243,
8.4) . . . Started 29 of 29 games played . . . Scored
in double figures in 1 7 games . . . Had double re- bound figures in 11 games, 7 or more in 21
games . . . Moved into 4th place on the All-Time
Rebounding List (637, 7.9). . .Moved into 8th
place on the All-Time Scoring List (810,1 0.0) . .
Second on team: Steals (47). . .Team leader:
Blocked shots (32). . . Best game: 19 Points, 15 rebounds, 3 blocked shots vs. Concordia at Finast Gold Cup Tournament. SOPHOMORE YEAR: Team leader: Rebounding (194, 7.2); Blocked shots (49) ... Second on
Team: Steals (29) . . . Scored in double figures in
16 games. . .Had 7 or more rebounds in 17
games. . .All-Tournament La Salle Invita- tional. . .Second Team All-Big Five... Best game: 24 points, 1 1 rebounds, 3 Blocked Shots. FRESHMAN YEAR: Second on Team: Reboun-
ding (200, 8.0); Blocked shots (33) . . . Started in
17 of 25 games. . .Scored in double figures in 8 games... Had 7 or more rebounds in 13
games. . Set single game rebounding record-
— 16 vs. Bucknell. . Best game: 28 points, 15 rebounds, 3 blocked shots vs. Towson State. PERSONAL: Ail-American quarter-miler at
Wissahickon H.S.. . .Enjoys swimming, tennis,
running . . . Youngest of four girls . . . Marketing/
Communications Major. . .High School Coach: Mary Scott SPEEDY SAYS: "Suzi's improvement as the season progressed last year was one of our many bright spots. Her dedication and leadership is in- fectious to our team members."
G FGM-FGA PCT. FTM-FTA PCT. REB AVG. AST PTS AVG. 1984-85 29 106-232 45.7 73-109 67.0 243 8.4 17 285 9.8 1983-84 27 111-260 42.7 64-100 64.0 194 7.2 9 286 10.6 1982-83 25 102-223 45.7 35-59 59.3 200 8.0 8 239 9.4 CAREER 81 319-715 44.6 172-268 64.2 637 7.9 34 810 10.0
MAAC-85 12 40-100 40.0 27-45 60.0 99 8.3 11 107 8.9 CAREER 24 83-205 20.5 61-91 67.0 191 8.0 14 227 9.5
CAREER HIGHS: 28 Points: Towson State (1983) 16 Rebounds: Bucknell (1983) 5 Assists: Holy Cross (1985) 2
KELLY BRIAR Junior Center/Forward • 6'2" Bensalem High School Bensalem, PA
SOPHOMORE YEAR: Team Leader: Free Throw
Shooting (53-70. 75.7%). . .Second on Team: Field Goal Shooting (101-201, 50.2%); Blocked
Shots (16). . .Third on Team Rebounding (175,
5.9). . .Started in 25 of 30 games. . .Scored in u double figures in 13 of 30 games. . .7 or more r**« A
rebounds in 1 7 games . . . Best game: 1 7 points, 8 rebounds, 1 assist vs. South Carolina State in the La Salle Invitational. FRESHMAN YEAR: Second on team: Field goal
shooting (70-130, 53.9%) . . . Fifth leading scorer
(1 87) . . . Started first 4 games of La Salle career
then hampered by injuries. . .Best game: 19 points, 6 rebounds vs. Fordham. PERSONAL: Played basketball and softball at
Bensalem H.S.. . .Youngest of 3 children
. . . High school coach: Walter Shultz. . .Criminal justice major. SPEEDY SAYS: "If Kelly can stay injury-free and out of foul trouble she can be a very fine player. She has the tools to be outstanding."
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G FGM-FGA PCT. FTM-FTA PCT. REB AVG. AST PTS AVG. 1984-85 30 101-201 50.2 53-70 75.7 176 5.9 25 255 8.5 1983-84 25 70-130 53.9 29-46 63.0 91 3.6 12 169 6.8 CAREER 55 171-331 51.7 82-116 70.7 267 4.9 37 424 7.7
MAAC-85 1 45-79 57.0 28-38 73.7 83 6.9 10 118 9.8 CAREER 22 77-140 55.0 40-59 67.8 120 5.5 11 197 8.8
CAREER HIGHS: 19 Points: Fordham (1984) 9 Rebounds: Cleveland State (1985) 3 Assists: Manhattan (1985)
10 ALLISON HUDSON Junior Forward • 6'0" Plymouth-Whitemarsh High School Norristown, PA
SOPHOMORE YEAR: Most improved
player . . . Started 1 5 of 30 games . . . Scored dou-
ble figures in 18 of 30 games. . .7 or more re-
bounds in 14 games. . Second on Team: Re-
bounding (203, 6.8). . .Third Leading Scorer
(317, 10.6). . . More than doubled freshman totals
in scoring and rebounding. . .Academic Ail-
American nominee. . .Best game: 18 points, 14 rebounds, vs. Cleveland State at the Miami Women's Court Classic. FRESHMAN YEAR: Played every game, started
3 . . . Scored 1 points in 3 games . . . Best game: 10 points, 7 rebounds vs. Siena in the Siena Invitational. PERSONAL: Academic Ail-American
nominee. . .Dean's List every semester... Played field hockey and lacrosse at Plymouth-
Whitemarsh. . .Youngest of four children...
High school coach: Wilson Kratz. . .Accounting major. SPEEDY SAYS: "I have been extremely im- pressed with Allison's work habits. She is our
most improved player and I see no reason why she will not continue to get better."
G FGM-FGA PCT. FTM-FTA PCT. REB AVG. AST PTS AVG.
1984-85 30 1 25-284 44.0 67-111 60.4 203 6.8 21 317 10.6 1983-84 29 41-115 35.7 49-67 73.1 85 2.9 12 131 4.5 CAREER 59 166-399 41.6 116-178 65.2 288 4.9 33 448 7.6
MAAC-85 12 41-80 51.3 36-50 72.0 69 5.8 1 118 9.8 CAREER 24 55-123 44.7 49-68 72.1 110 4.6 6 159 6.6
CAREER HIGHS: 18 Points: Cleveland State (1985) 14 Rebounds: Cleveland State, lona (1985) 4 Assists: George Washington (1985)
11 CHERYL REEVE Sophomore Guard • 57" Washington Township High School Turnersville, NJ
FRESHMAN YEAR: All-MAAC Freshman
Team . . . Started 26 of 30 games . . . Team
Leader: Assists (97). . .Third on team: Steals (44)... Best game: 14 points, 3 rebounds, 3 assists, 5 steals vs. Drexel.
PERSONAL: Starting shortstop for Explorer soft- ball team; fourth leading hitter (.259 avg.). .. Earned nine varsity letters at Washington Township in basketball, softball and tennis... Has one older and one younger
brother. . .High School Coach: Dawn Shill-
ing. . .Computer Science major. SPEEDY SAYS: "Cheryl was our biggest sur- prise last season and she did a remarkable job. She has terrific work habits and is one of our bet- ter defensive players. Her attitude is one of the best and for a sophomore she has excellent leadership qualities."
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G FGM-FGA PCT. FTM-FTA PCT. REB AVG. AST PTS AVG. 1984-85 30 53-127 41.7 27-41 65.9 45 1.5 97 133 4.4
MAAC-85 12 18-42 42.9 14-18 77.8 10 0.8 30 50 4.2
CAREER HIGHS: 18 Points: Cleveland State (1985) 4 Rebounds: Fairfield (1985) 9 Assists: Pennsylvania (1985)
12 MARY COYLE Junior Forward • 5'11" Pennsbury High School Yardley. PA
SOPHOMORE YEAR: Played in 15 games. . .Scored 2 points in 3 games . . . Saw limited playing time averaging only 3 minutes per game
played. . Best game: 2 points. 1 rebound vs. lona.
FRESHMAN YEAR: Played in 14 games. . .Averaged 5 minutes per game. . .Best game: 2 points. 1 rebound vs. Villanova.
PERSONAL: Communications major. . . Member 1983 MAAC Cham- pion Volleyball Team. . .Member Alpha Theta Alpha Sorority:
Residence Council. . .High School Coach: SPEEDY SAYS: "Mary did not get much of an opportunity to play last season, however, she never stopped working hard and was a pleasure to be associated with." G FGM-FGA PCT. FTM-FTA PCT. REB AVG. AST PTS AVG. 1984-85 15 2-7 28.6 5-12 41.6 3 0.2 9 0.6
1983-84 14 1-3 33.3 0-2 00.0 6 0.4 1 2 0.1
CAREER 29 3-10 30.0 5-12 35.7 9 0.3 1 11 0.4 MAAC-85 8 0-3 00.0 3-5 60.0 4 0.5 3 0.4 CAREER 13 0-4 00.0 3-6 50.0 8 0.6 3 0.2 CAREER HIGHS: 2 Points: Villanova (1984): Connecticut. Duquesne. lona (1985) 2 Rebounds: St. Peter"s (1984)
LINDA FRENCH Junior Center • 67" Archbishop Wood High School Warminster. PA
1984-85: Redshirt.
SOPHOMORE YEAR: Played in 20 of 29 games . . . Scored in double figures in 3 games . . . had 3 or more rebounds in 1 1 games . . . Ineligi-
ble to play last 9 games. . Best game: 16 points, 8 rebounds vs. Pennsylvania.
FRESHMAN YEAR: Started in 6 of 29 games . . . Team Leader: Block- ed Shots (36). . .Third on Team: Rebounding (148. 5.1). . Scored in double figures in 4 games... Had 6 or more rebounds in 10 games. Best game: 19 points, 11 rebounds. 4 assists. 4 blocked shots vs. Duquesne.
PERSONAL: Criminal Justice major . . . One of seven children . Earn- ed 4 varsity letters in High School . . . High School Coach: Ellen Fitzkee. SPEEDY SAYS: "Linda reshirted last season and we are looking for- ward to having her back. If she continues to work hard she will con- tribute to this year's squad." G FGM-FGA PCT. FTM-FTA PCT. REB AVG. 1983-84 20 36-84 42 9 11-18 61.1 56 2.8 1982-83 26 77-166 46.4 21-44 47.7 148 5.1 CAREER 46 113-250 45.2 32-62 51.6 204 4.4 12 258 5.6 MAAC-84 8 6-18 333 4-6 667 9 1.5 16 27
CAREER HIGHS: 20 Points: Bucknell (1983) 11 Rebounds: Pennsylvania (1983) 4 Assists: Pennsylvania (1983) 13 SUZY SPRINGMAN Sophomore Forward • 5'11" Central Bucks East Doylestown, PA
FRESHMAN YEAR: Played in 15 games. . .scored in
*. 9 of 15 games. . .Missed last 7 games due to
mononucleosis. . . Best game: 7 points, 1 rebound vs. Duquesne at the La Salle Invitational.
PERSONAL: Communications major. . .Has 2 older brothers; brother Kevin (St. Joseph's '84) was in train-
ing camp with NBA New York Knicks. . . High School Coach: Tom Stec. SPEEDY SAYS: "Suzy has worked hard to improve
herself and I am confident that she will contribute to the success of this year's squad. She runs the floor well and has the ability to be a good player.
G FGM-FGA PCT. FTM-FTA PCT. REB AVG. AST PTS AVG 1984-85 15 8-13 61.5 8-13 61.5 11 0.7 24 1.6 MAAC-85 5 2-3 66.7 1-3 33.3 4 0.8 5 1.0 CAREER HIGHS: 7 Points: Duquesne (1985) 3 Rebounds: Pennsylvania, St. Peter's (1985)
TRACEY SNEED Freshman Forward • 5'11" Susquehanna Township High School Harrisburg, PA
HIGH SCHOOL: Harrisburg Big 15 Honorable Mention 2
times. . .Third Leading Scorer Mid-Penn Division 2. . .Averaged 19 points, 10 rebounds per game. PERSONAL: Earned 7 varsity letters, captained basketball,
track. . .Youngest of 9 children. . .Brother Bob wrestled for
Trinidad Jr. College. . . Liberal arts major. . . High School Coach: Harriet Jenavoich.
SPEEDY SAYS: "Tracey has the ability, if she works, to be a fine player. The adjustment from high school to college will be a dif-
ficult one but I am confident that she will be able to make it."
14 JENNIFER SNYDER Freshman Guard • 5'5" Middle Township High School
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HIGH SCHOOL: Honorable Mention All-
. All- American. . .All-State Group 2. .Two time All-Area Cape Atlantic. . .Philadelphia Inquirer title. Team . . . Led team to Cape Atlantic League PERSONAL: Earned 12 varsity letters; Captained basketball, tennis, softball. . Has one younger brother. . .Liberal arts major... High School Coach: Bill Penman. SPEEDY SAYS: "Jenny is one of the quickest members of the squad and a very fine shooter. She will improve and contribute more to our success as the season goes on." SHEILA WALL Freshman Guard • 57" St. Anthony's High School Jersey City, NJ
HIGH SCHOOL: USA Today Ail-American, Honorable Mention ... First Team All-Hudson
County. . .Fourth Team All-State. . . New York
Metro Team ... 1 000 point scorer . . . Led team to
2 Hudson County Championships, 1 State title.
PERSONAL: Youngest of 7 children. . Brother
David ran track for Manhattan College. . . Liberal
Arts Major. . High School Coach: Bill DeFazio.
SPEEDY SAYS: "Sheila is an extremely ag- gressive player who will be an outstanding college
player before she graduates. I expect big things from her."
KELLY GREENBERG Freshman Guard • 57" Archbishop Wood High School Abington, PA
HIGH SCHOOL: All-Catholic League, First
Team . . Captain, senior year . . Team was 4 time
Catholic league champions. . Averaged 14 points. 5 rebounds, 6 assists per game as a senior. PERSONAL: Played varsity field hockey during
fall . . . Brother Chip captains 1986 men's basket- ball team; father Joe captained the 1948-49
teams. . High School Coach: Joe McGeever.
SPEEDY SAYS: "Kelly is a very aggressive player should and see some playing time this season." 15 <
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O "° 17 - ALL-TIME RECORDS - INDIVIDUAL POINTS GAME: 33, Linda Hester vs. Notre Dame, 1985 33, Annette Halpin vs. Chestnut Hill, 1973 SEASON 579, Linda Hester, 19 games, 1985 CAREER 1502, Maureen Kramer, 105 games, 1978-81. REBOUNDS GAME 16, Suzi McCaffrey vs. Bucknell, 1983 SEASON 359, Kathy Bess, 26 games, 1979 CAREER 1145, Kathy Bess, 107 games, 1979-82 ASSISTS GAME 11, Linda Hester vs. Fairfield, 1985 SEASON 136, Ellen Malone, 28 games, 1980 136, Kate Larkin, 29 games, 1983 CAREER 444, Ellen Malone, 108 games, 1979-82 FIELD GOALS MADE GAME 15, Linda Hester vs. Cleveland State, 1985 15, Jill Crandley vs. Fairfield, 1985 SEASON 249, Linda Hester, 29 games, 1985 CAREER 584, Maureen Kramer, 105 games, 1978-81 FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED GAME 28, Linda Hester vs. Cleveland State, 1985 SEASON 535, Linda Hester, 29 games, 1985 CAREER 1498, Maureen Kramer, 105 games, 1978-81 18 FREE THROWS MADE GAME 15, Gina Tobin vs. Delaware, 1983 SEASON 138, Maureen Kramer, 28 games, 1981 CAREER 334, Maureen Kramer, 105 games, 1978-81 FREE THROWS ATTEMPTED GAME 19, Gina Tobin vs. Delaware, 1983 SEASON 195, Maureen Kramer, 28 games, 1981 CAREER 567, Maureen Kramer, 105 games, 1978-81 Maureen Kramer, All-time leadinq scorer *! Kathy Bess, All-time leading rebounder 19 REBOUNDING SEASONS YEARS GP REBS AVG Kathy Bess 4 1979-1982 107 1145 10.7 Maureen Kramer 4 1978-1981 105 1050 10.0 Cindy Romanelli 4 1977-1980 98 689 7.0 suzi McCaffrey 3 1983- 81 637 7.9 Julie Reidenauer 4 1981-1984 109 630 5.8 ASSISTS SEASONS YEARS GP ASTS AVG Ellen Malone 4 1979-1982 108 444 4.1 Gina Tobin 4 1982-1985 99 342 3.5 Laura Frieze 4 1978-1981 77 224 2.9 - 1000 POINTS - Maureen Kramer 4 1978-1981 105 1502 14.3 Kathy Bess 4 1979-1982 107 1426 13.3 Ellen Malone 4 1979-1982 108 1280 11.9 20 - ALL-TIME RECORDS - TEAM POINTS MOST POINTS, GAME: 104, defeated Lehigh 104-59, 1977 MOST POINTS, 2 TEAMS: 199, defeated by St. Joseph's 1 10-89, 1978 MOST POINTS, OPPONENTS: 116, defeated by Temple 116-66, 1984 FEWEST POINTS: 26, defeated by St. Joseph's 26-96, 1975 FEWEST POINTS, 2 TEAMS: 42, defeated Philadelphia College of Bible 31-11, 1973 FEWEST POINTS, OPPONENT: ...11, defeated Philadelphia College of Bible 31-11, 1973 WIDEST MARGIN OF VICTORY: 60, defeated Lincoln 98-38, 1978 WIDEST MARGIN OF DEFEAT: 69, defeated by Villanova 102-33, 1975 MOST POINTS, SEASON: 2140 in 30 games, 1985 MOST POINTS, OPPONENTS: 2237 in 29 games, 1983-1984 FIELD GOALS MADE GAME: 45, vs. Georgetown, 1980 SEASON 852, 30 games, 1 985 FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS GAME: 89, vs. Bucknell, 1982 SEASON: 2420, 25 games, 1978 FREE THROWS MADE GAME: 43, vs. St. Peter's, 1 985 SEASON: 448, 29 games. 1 984 FREE THROWS ATTEMPTED GAME: 55, vs. St. Peter's, 1985 SEASON 701, 28 games, 1981 REBOUNDS GAME: 55, vs. Siena. 1984 ASSISTS GAME: 30, vs. Fairfield. 1 985 SEASON: 543. 28 games. 1981 21 - COACHING RECORDS - SEASONS YEARS WON LOST AVG Speedy Morris 1 1984-1985 22 8 .733 Kevin Gallagher 1981-1984 61 54 .530 Linda Lastowkci 2 1979-1980 31 23 .574 Angie Scarengelli 3 1976-1978 42 23 .646 Mary O'Connor 3 1973-1975 23 17 .575 SEASON WON LOST CAPTAINS LEADING SCORER PTS LEADING REBOUNDER REBS. 1985 22 8 Gina Tobin Linda Hester 579 Suzi McCaffrey 243 1984 11 18 Kate Larkin, Julie Reidenauer Jill Crandley 380 Suzi McCaffrey 194 1983 16 13 Kathy McCartney, Ann Ermi Julie Reidenauer 319 Julie Reidenauer 225 1982 17 12 Patty Dugan Kathy Bess 423 Kathy Bess 246 1981 17 11 Maureen Kramer Maureen Kramer 496 Maureen Kramer 268 1980 17 11 Claire McArdle, Cindy Romanelli Ellen Malone 375 Kathy Bess 304 1979 14 12 Maureen Kramer 369 Kathy Bess 359 1978 15 10 Maria Gross Cindy Romanelli 336 Cindy Romanelli 255 1977 14 8 Nora Kramer, Joanne Prendergast, Debbi Bodnar Joanne Prendergast 359 Kathy McGovern 121 1976 13 5 1975 5 7 Anne Marie Shervin Anne Marie Shervin 1974 7 8 Annette Halpin, Marianne Dooley Annette Halpin 1973 11 4 Cindy Vislocky Annette Halpin 204 Mary O'Connor directs the 1973 team. 22 - ALL-TIME OPPONENTS - (1985-86 Opponents, ALL CAPS) W L First Last Last LaSalle Last Opponent Met Met Victory Victory Adelphi 1 1977 1977 1977 (58-72) American 4 2 1980 1983 1983 (67-66) 1982 (63-72) BALL STATE FIRST MEETING Beaver 3 1973 1975 1975 (51-27) Bloomsburg 4 1977 1980 1980 (97-70) Boston University 1 1984 1984 1984 (56-67) Bowie State 1 1979 1979 1979 (62-81) Bucknell 2 1982 1983 1983 (75-69) Cabrini 3 1 1973 1976 1976 (82-64) 1975 (43-48) Catholic 2 1979 1980 1980 (60-49) Chestnut Hill 4 1 1973 1977 1977 (76-23) 1975 (46-55) Cheyney 10 1974 1984 1984 (64-87) Cleveland State 1 1985 1985 1985 (80-57) Concordia 1 1985 1985 1985 (79-65) CONNECTICUT 1 1985 1985 1985 (67-56) Dartmouth 1 1983 1983 1983 (63-65) Davis & Elkins 1 1980 1980 1980 (80-68) DAYTON FIRST MEETING DELAWARE 6 2 1979 1985 1985 (62-57) 1981 (79-86) District of Columbia 1 1981 1981 1981 (57-80) Drexel 5 2 1974 1985 1985 (78-64) 1983 (65-71) Duke 1 1981 1981 1981 (93-74) Duquesne 6 2 1983 1985 1985 (86-59) Eastern College 2 1975 1976 1976 (83-15) Edinboro 3 2 1977 1981 1981 (78-68) 1979 (62-79) FAIRFIELD 2 3 1984 1985 1985 (84-60) 1985 (72-83)ot FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON FIRST MEETING FORDHAM 5 1984 1985 1985 (78-63) Franklin & Marshall 1 1977 1977 1977 (90-51) Georgetown 3 2 1979 1983 1982 (72-63) 1983 (55-76) George Washington 1 1 1982 1985 1982 (58-55) 1985 (55-57) GEORGIA STATE FIRST MEETING Glassboro State 2 1 1978 1980 1980 (75-56) 1978 (80-83) Gwynedd Mercy 5 1973 1977 1977 (99-44) Harcum 1 1973 1973 1973 (45-23) Hofstra 2 1 1981 1983 1983 (86-76) 1982 (56-58) HOLY CROSS 5 1984 1985 1985 (61-62) Holy Family 2 1973 1978 1978 (98-17) Howard 2 1 1981 1983 1983 (73-52) 1982 (63-78) Immaculata 3 2 1977 1981 1981 (62-60) 1978 (60-93) IONA 5 1 1976 1985 1985 (86-73) 1984 (65-70) Iowa 1 1985 1985 1985 (51-70) JAMES MADISON 1 1978 1978 1978 (62-60) Kean 4 1977 1980 1980 (66-71) Kutztown 2 1979 1980 1980 (66-33) Lafayette 6 1978 1983 1983 (82-48) Lehigh 6 1 1977 1983 1983 (76-70) 1983 (77-79) Lincoln 1 1978 1978 1978 (98-38) Long Island University 2 1981 1982 1982 (83-70) Louisiana State University 1 1984 1984 1984 (61-94) Loyola 2 1 1978 1980 1979 (76-69) 1980 (73-79 23 - ALL-TIME OPPONENTS - W L First Last Last LaSalle Last Opponent Met Met Victory Victory MANHATTAN 5 2 1981 1985 1985 (87-58) 1984 (60-67) Manhattanville 1 1977 1977 1977 (74-48) Manor 1 1973 1973 1973 (47-48) Maryland 1 2 1978 1980 1978 (94-53) 1980 (54-115) MASSACHUSETTS FIRST MEETING MIAMI FIRST MEETING Monmouth 3 1981 1984 1984 (67-66) MONTANA FIRST MEETING MONTANA TECH FIRST MEETING Mount St. Mary's 1 1 1981 1982 1982 (81-80) 1981 (70-78) NEW HAMPSHIRE FIRST MEETING NEW MEXICO STATE FIRST MEETING New Orleans 1 1983 1983 1983 (66-73) NORTHEASTERN 3 1981 1982 1982 (64-48) NOTRE DAME 1 1985 1985 1985 (71-66) OKLAHOMA FIRST MEETING Our Lady of Angles 1 1973 1973 1973 (49-31) Our Lady of Lourdes 1 1973 1973 1973 (45-14) Penn Morton (Widener) 1 1973 1973 1973 (47-31) Penn State (Ogontz) 4 1 1973 1977 1977 (73-40) 1975 (29-52) Penn State 2 1982 1982 1982 (62-79) PENNSYLVANIA 9 3 1974 1985 1985 (72-60) 1983 (55-62) PEPPERDINE FIRST MEETING Philadelphia College of Bible 2 1973 1975 1975 (57-17) Philadelphia College of Textiles 2 1976 1979 1979 (79-31) Pittsburgh 1 7 1977 1983 1982 (58-55) 1983 (67-85) Pitt-Johnstown 1 1 1979 1980 1980 (88-82) 1979 (70-82) Princeton 1 3 1976 1978 1976 (63-58) 1978 (71-80) Providence 1 1981 1981 1981 (71-66) Purdue 1 1980 1980 1980 (64-58) Rhode Island 1 1985 1985 1985 (64-57) Rider 2 1982 1983 1983 (75-74) Robert Morris 1 1982 1982 1982 (76-63) Rutgers 2 3 1976 1984 1977 (93-85) 1984 (59-82) ST. JOSEPH'S 13 1973 1985 1985 (64-69) ST. PETER'S 3 4 1980 1985 1985 (89-73) 1984 (49-71) Salisbury 2 1977 1978 1978 (74-62) Seton Hall 3 3 1978 1983 1983 (69-66) 1982 (54-87) Shippensburg 1 1978 1978 1978 (75-70) Siena 1 1984 1984 1984 (76-88) South Carolina State 1 1983 1983 1983 (67-85) SOUTHWEST TEXAS FIRST MEETING STATE 3 1981 1984 1984 (63-64) Syracuse 6 6 1973 1985 1985 (77-68) 1984 (66-116) TEMPLE 1 1 1980 1983 1983 (80-79) 1980 (72-84) Towson State 3 2 1977 1980 1980 (70-51) 1979 (57-61) Trenton State 1 1 1976 1979 1979 (79-47) 1976 (69-89) Ursinius 2 1983 1984 1984 (75-59) Vermont 3 10 1973 1985 1979 (67-60) 1985 (54-56) VILLANOVA 1 1981 1981 1981 (67-63) Virginia State 3 2 1974 1982 1982 (84-67) 1979 (68-79) West Chester State 1 1979 1979 1979 (76-79) West Virginia 3 1974 1976 1976 (67-25) Widener 1 1984 1984 1984 (85-72) Youngstown State 24 LA SALLE UNIVERSITY 20th Street & Olney Avenue Philadelphia, PA 19141 College Founded March 20, 1863 Enrollment (Day & Evening) 7000 Nickname Explorers Colors Blue & Gold Conference Metro Atlantic Athletic (MAAC) Affiliations NCAA, ECAC Phila. Big Five President Brother F. Patrick Ellis, F.S.C., Ph.D Vice President, Student Affairs Raymond P. Heath, Ph.D Athletic Director Bill Bradshaw Assistant Director Kathleen Wear Assistant Director Tom Meier Sports Information Director Frank Bertucci Assistant Patty Moran Trainer Julie Javens Women's Basketball Coach Bill "Speedy" Morris Assistants Kathy Hemsley, Rich Prendergast, Gina Tobin PHONES: Athletic Department (215) 951-1516 Sports Information 951-1605 Basketball 951-1525 ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT STAFF 1 Dr. Raymond P. Heath Kathleen Wear Tom Meier VP-Student Affairs Assistant AD Assistant AD r± Julie Javens Frank Bertucci Patty Moran Trainer Sports Information Director Assistant SID - 1985-1986 SCHEDULE - Thu. Nov. 14 Irish National Team Hayman Hall 6:00 PM Mon. Nov. 25 Delaware Hayman Hall 7:00 PM Sat. Nov. 30 Fairleigh Dickinson Teaneck, NJ 2:00 PM Wed. Dec. 4 Temple Philadelphia, PA 7:00 PM Sat. Dec. 7 Fordham Bronx, NY 7:00 PM Tue. Dec. 10 Villanova Villanova, PA 7:30 PM LADY GRIZZLY CLASSIC Missoula, MT Fri. Dec. 13 Montana vs. Pepperdine 8:30 PM La Salle vs. Montana Tech 10:30 PM Sat. Dec. 14 Consolation Game 8:30 PM Championship Game 10:30 PM Fri. Dec. 20 St. Joseph's Hayman Hall 7:00 PM LA SALLE INVITATIONAL - Hayman Hall Fri. Dec. 27 Georgia State vs. Northeastern 1:00 PM New Hampshire vs. St. Joseph's 3:00 PM Connecticut vs. Massachusetts 5:00 PM La Salle vs. Ball State 7:00 PM Sat. Dec. 28 Consolation Games 1:00 PM Semifinal Games 5:00 PM Sun. Dec. 29 Championship Game 7:00 PM (7th place-1:00 PM; 5th place-3:00 PM; 3rd place-5:00 PM) MIAMI BURGER KING CLASSIC - Miami, FL Fri. Jan. 3 La Salle vs. Southwest Texas 12:00 PM Notre Dame vs. James Madison 2:30 PM Dayton vs. Oklahoma 5:00 PM Miami vs. Fairfield 7:30 PM Sat. Jan. 4 Consolation Games 12:00 PM Semifinal Games 5:00 PM Sun. Jan. 5 Championship Game 7:30 PM (7th place-12:00 PM; 5th place-2:30 PM; 3rd place-5:00 PM) Wed. Jan. 8 New Mexico State Hayman Hall 7:00 PM Sat. Jan. 11 Fairfield Hayman Hall 1:00 PM Tue. Jan. 14 Holy Cross Hayman Hall 7:00 PM Sat. Jan. 18 Manhattan Riverdale, NY 6:00 PM Tue. Jan. 21 lona Hayman Hall 7:00 PM Sat. Jan. 25 Pennsylvania Hayman Hall 1:00 PM Sat. Feb. 1 Fordham Hayman Hall 1 :00 PM Tue. Feb. 4 St. Peter's Hayman Hall 7:00 PM Sat. Feb. 8 Fairfield Fairfield, CT 2:00 PM Mon. Feb. 10 Holy Cross Worcester, MA 5:00 PM Sat. Feb. 15 Manhattan Hayman Hall 6:00 PM Tue. Feb. 18 lona New Rochelle, NY 6:00 PM Tue. Feb. 25 St. Peter's Jersey City, NJ 8:00 PM METRO ATLANTIC ATHLETIC CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP TOURNAMENT (Holy Cross College, Worcester, MA) Thu. Mar. 6 Quarterfinal Games Fri. Mar. 7 Semifinal Games Sat. Mar. 8 Championship Game • (All Starting Times are Eastern Standard Time)