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Edgewood College Vs. Alverno College January 2, 2016 | 4:15 P.M EDGEWOOD COLLEGE EAGLES EdgewoodCollegeEagles.com @EdgewoodEagles | Facebook.com/EdgewoodCollegeEagles Edgewood College vs. Alverno College January 2, 2016 | 4:15 p.m. | Todd Wehr Edgedome $2 EDGEWOOD COLLEGE Edgewood College Eagles (2-9, 1-5 NACC) No. Name Pos. Ht. Yr. Hometown/High School 5 Rachel Pope G 5-5 Sr. Dodgeville, Wis./Dodgeville 10 Sidney Peach G 5-3 Jr. Oregon, Wis./Oregon 12 Erin Morovits G 5-7 Fr. Prairie du Chien, Wis./Prairie du Chien 13 Emily Kelm G 5-5 Fr. McFarland, Wis./McFarland 15 Marissa Hoyer F 5-10 So. Madison, Wis./Memorial 20 Sydney Smith G 5-5 Fr. Cambridge, Wis./Cambridge 22 Hannah Euting G 5-11 Fr. Wausau, Wis./East 24 Zoey Dougherty G 5-5 Sr. Menasha, Wis./Menasha 30 Allison Gordon C 5-11 Fr. Mount Horeb, Wis./Mount Horeb 32 Cole Jordee F 6-1 Fr. Middleton, Wis./Middleton 40 Kortni Kohl G 5-6 So. DeForest, Wis./DeForest 44 Sierra Jiran F 5-11 Jr. Lodi, Wis./Lodi Kaylee Alt G 5-4 Fr. Madison, Wis./West Head Coach: Casey Thousand (7th season) Assistant Coaches: Mackenzie Reese, Margot Affourtit Manager: Jazmin Little 2015-16 Statistical Leaders EC Team Statistics Opp. Points Rebounds 48.9 Scoring 61.7 Pope 15.1 Jiran 8.3 32.8 FG Percentage 37.7 Jiran 10.0 Pope 5.0 28.0 3-pt. FG Percentage 28.4 Dougherty 5.8 Jordee 4.0 62.6 FT Percentage 62.2 35.5 Rebounds 42.0 Assists FG Percentage 8.2 Assists 15.0 Pope 2.1 Pope 44.7 Smith 1.2 Jiran 40.9 Dougherty 1.1 Kohl 34.8 FT Percentage 3-pt. FG Percentage Kohl 87.5 Kohl 50.0 Morovits 72.7 Jiran 39.4 Jiran 65.6 Dougherty 33.3 EdgewoodCollegeGear.com ALVERNO COLLEGE Alverno College Inferno (5-6, 2-4 NACC) No. Name Pos. Ht. Yr. Hometown/High School 2 Mackenzie Mathies G 5-6 Fr. Weston, Wis./D.C. Everest 3 Jazmin Vazquez G 5-3 Fr. Belvidere, Ill./Belvidere 4 Nikayla Ramsey G 5-4 Fr. Leland, N.C./North Brunswick 5 Karli Selear G 5-6 Fr. Franklin, Wis./Franklin 10 Donna Zehner F 5-10 Fr. Monterey, Ind./Culver 12 Dani Hood G 5-3 Fr. Racine, Wis./Washington Park 13 Monique Williams G 5-3 Fr. Joliet, Ill./West 14 Dani Schwanke G 5-5 So. South Milwaukee, Wis./South Milwaukee 15 Gabby Hood G 5-7 So. Racine, Wis./Washington Park 21 Julie Gallegos G 5-6 Sr. San Rafael, N.M./Grants 22 Nala Mudd G 5-7 Fr. Franklin, Wis./Franklin 23 Tessa Mersberger G 5-9 Jr. Stoughton, Wis./Stoughton 24 Alyssa Mane G 5-8 So. Milwaukee, Wis./St. Thomas More 25 Katie Pavlic F 6-0 Fr. Whitefish Bay, Wis./Whitefish Bay 31 Terri Fleming G 5-3 Jr. Milwaukee, Wis./Madison 33 Katelyn Bartlett F 6-1 Jr. South Milwaukee, Wis./South Milwaukee 40 Nyakok Duop F 6-0 Sr. Madison, Wis./East 50 Mollie Mikyska C 6-0 Jr. Chetek, Wis./Chetek-Weyerhaeuser 52 Brooke McBain F 5-10 Sr. Monroe, Wis./Monroe Head Coach: Brad Duckworth (9th season) Assistant Coaches: Alicia Kontowski, Jim Oppermann, Nancy Osborne 2015-16 Statistical Leaders AC Team Statistics Opp. Points Rebounds 63.7 Scoring 61.0 Mikyska 10.8 Mikyska 6.1 36.4 FG Percentage 36.9 McBain 9.3 McBain 5.5 22.3 3-pt. FG Percentage 28.4 Hood 7.7 Hood 4.9 64.3 FT Percentage 65.8 42.5 Rebounds 38.8 Assists FG Percentage 15.2 Assists 12.4 Hood 3.7 Mikyska 57.3 Gallegos 1.8 Bartlett 42.9 Mersberger 1.5 Hood 41.7 FT Percentage 3-pt. FG Percentage McBain 88.5 Vazquez 42.9 Gallegos 80.8 Selear 36.4 Mersberger 80.0 Fleming 33.3 About the Eagles 2015-16 EAGLES SCHEDULE & RESULTS Edgewood College starts 2016 with another NACC matchup at the Edgedome following an 0-2 showing at the Just A Game 2015-16 Record: 2-9 Overall, 1-5 NACC tournament at the Wisconsin Dells this past week. The Eagles Streak: 5-game losing streak fell to 12th-ranked UW-Whitewater 61-42 and nearly pulled Breakdown: 1-4 home, 1-3 road, 0-2 neu. off a comeback against UW-Stevens Point one day later but dropped the decision 58-49. Nov. 13 at #6 UW-Oshkosh L 53-81 A slow start haunted the Eagles against the nationally- Nov. 18 Mount Mary University W 60-35 ranked Warhawks on Wednesday. They were down 19-4 after Nov. 24 Concordia Univ. Wisconsin L 46-69 the first period and trailed 31-10 at halftime after shooting 16.7 Nov. 28 Lakeland College L 38-54 percent in the half. Dec. 2 at Alverno College L 54-82 The Eagles turned it around and shot 40 percent from Dec. 5 at Concordia Univ. Chicago W 59-56 the field in the second half but by then the Warhawks had Dec. 8 at MSOE L 49-62 stretched their lead too far. Rachel Pope had 17 points, Sierra Dec. 12 Benedictine University L 47-64 Jiran had nine and Cole Jordee and Allison Gordon each had five boards. Dec. 19 Wartburg College L 41-57 Dec. 30 vs. #12 UW-Whitewater ^ L 42-61 The Eagles trimmed an 18-point third period deficit into just a Dec. 31 vs. UW-Stevens Point ^ L 49-58 three-point game against UW-Stevens Point but couldn’t quite Jan. 2 Alverno College 4:15 pm get over the hump on Thursday. Jan. 5 at Wisconsin Lutheran 7:00 pm Jiran had three three-pointers and totaled 15 points with a Jan. 9 at Rockford University 4:15 pm team-high seven rebounds. Pope had 11 points and six assists Jan. 13 Marian University 7:00 pm while Zoey Dougherty hit a pair of three-pointers. Jan. 19 at Lakeland College 7:00 pm About the Inferno Jan. 23 Dominican University 4:15 pm Alverno College split its two games at the St. Petersburg Jan. 27 Wisconsin Lutheran 7:00 pm Classic in Florida two weekends ago. They beat Agnes Scott Jan. 30 at Aurora University 4:15 pm 70-43 but fell 71-61 to Wesley to close out the tournament. Feb. 2 MSOE 7:00 pm Feb. 6 Rockford University 4:15 pm Alverno’s last two conference games include a 68-56 win at Dominican and a 62-58 loss at Lakeland. The Inferno rank Feb. 10 at Marian University 7:00 pm second in the NACC in rebounding at 42.5 per game behind Feb. 13 at Benedictine University 4:15 pm Mollie Mikyska’s 6.1 per game. Brooke McBain is right behind Feb. 16 at Concordia Univ. Wisconsin 7:00 pm Mikyska in that category with 5.5 while Mikyska is the lone Feb. 20 Aurora University 4:15 pm Inferno player averaging double figures with 10.8 per game. Feb. 23 NACC Tournament First Round 7:00 pm Feb. 25 NACC Tournament Semifinals 7:00 pm Series History Feb. 27 NACC Tournament Final TBA Eagles lead all-time series 16-7 ^ Just A Game Tournament - Wisconsin Dells, Wis. Home games at Todd Wehr Edgedome Last meeting: AC 82, EC 54 (12/2/15) Current trend: Alverno has won five of last eight 2015-16 NACC STANDINGS UPCOMING GAMES IN THE NACC 2015-16 NACC LEADERS (as of 1/1) NACC Overall Saturday, Jan. 2 Points per game 1. Concordia Chi. 73.9 Concordia Wis. 5-0 8-1 *Aurora @ Wis. Lutheran 2. Benedictine 65.3 Benedictine 5-0 8-2 *Alverno @ Edgewood 3. Wis. Lutheran 64.7 Wis. Lutheran 5-0 7-3 *Concordia Chi. @ MSOE 4. MSOE 63.8 MSOE 4-1 6-4 *Lakeland @ Rockford Points allowed per game Aurora 3-2 4-6 *Benedictine @ Concordia Wis. 1. Concordia Wis. 51.1 Concordia Chi. 2-3 4-5 2. MSOE 52.0 3. Benedictine 54.4 Lakeland 2-3 3-7 Tuesday, Jan. 5 4. Wis. Lutheran 57.9 Alverno 2-4 5-6 *Aurora @ Alverno Field goal percentage Marian 2-4 4-7 *Dominican @ Benedictine 1. Benedictine 42.4 *Marian @ Lakeland Dominican 1-5 2-9 2. Concordia Wis. 40.8 Edgewood 1-5 2-9 *MSOE @ Concordia Wis. 3. Wis. Lutheran 40.7 Rockford 0-5 2-8 *Edgewood @ Wis. Lutheran 4. MSOE 40.5 Buckets of Boosters 2015-16 Dr. James & Judy Goll The Jiran Family The Thousand family The Morovits Family Rita Zander & family The Koechel Family Mitch Heinemeyer & family The Dougherty Family Dana MacKenzie & family Jimmy Myers & Family The Grayson Family The Kohl Family THANK YOU AND GO EAGLES!! Thank you Windsor Heat Softball! WOMEN’S BASKETBALL 2015 – 2016 SCHEDULE 11/13 UW-Oshkosh Oshkosh, WI 11/18 Mount Mary University Madison, WI 11/24 Concordia Univ. Wisconsin Madison, WI 11/28 Lakeland College Madison, WI 12/2 Alverno College Milwaukee, WI 12/5 Concordia Univ. Chicago River Forest, IL 12/8 MSOE Milwaukee, WI 12/12 Benedictine University Madison, WI 12/19 Wartburg College Madison, WI 12/30 UW-Whitewater Wisconsin Dells, WI 12/31 UW-Stevens Point Wisconsin Dells, WI 1/2 Alverno College Madison, WI 1/5 Wis. Lutheran College Milwaukee, WI 1/9 Rockford University Rockford, IL 1/13 Marian University Madison, WI 1/19 Lakeland College Plymouth, WI 1/23 Dominican University Madison, WI 1/27 Wis. Lutheran College Madison, WI 1/30 Aurora University Aurora, IL 2/2 MSOE Madison, WI 2/6 Rockford University Madison, WI 2/10 Marian University Fond du Lac, WI 2/13 Benedictine University Lisle, IL 2/16 Concordia Univ.
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