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TableInside Frontof Contents...... 2008-09 Schedule 1...... Contents and Quick Facts 2...... A Distinguished Private University 3...... Senior Administration Bios 4-6...... Athletic Administration Bios 7...... Training Staff 8-9...... Coaching Staff 10-11 ...... 2008-09 Preview 12...... Media Information/Broadcast Schedule 13...... 2008-09 Roster 14-22 ...... Player Bios 23...... Athletic Facilities 24...... 2007-08 Season Review 25...... 2007-08 Results/Stats 26...... 2007-08 UAA Honors and Awards 27...... 2007-08 UAA Leaders 28-29...... The Tradition: The 1997 National Champions 30...... NYU Hall of Fame 31-35...... The Record Book (UAA/NYU/Coles) 36...... NYU vs. Opponents: All-Time Records 37...... Year-By-Year: NYU Yearly Records 38-39...... 2008-09 Opponents 40...... NYU’s NCAA Teams Inside Back...... NYU’s Winningest Coach, Janice Quinn
LocationNew ------York University Women’s Basketball Quick Facts New York, NY Founded------1831 Enrollment------41,873 President------John Sexton Nickname------Violets Colors ------Purple and White Mascot------Bobcat National Affiliation------NCAA Division III Conference------University Athletic Association Home Court (Capacity)------Coles Sports Center (1,900) Interim Head Coach------Stefano Trompeo (University of Florida ’03) Overall Record (Years)------0-0 (sixth season at NYU, first as head coach) Assistant Coaches------Levester Thompson, Jr. (12th season, New York University ‘96) ------Chiene Joy Jones (first season) Basketball Office Phone(s)------(212) 998-2058, 2059 2008-09 Overall Record------14-11 2008-09 UAA Record (Finish)------3-11 (seventh) Letterwinners Returning/Lost------13/6 Starters Returning/Lost------4/1 Newcomers------3 Sports Information Basketball Contact------Brian Falzarano Office Phone------(212) 998-2071 [email protected] Website------http://www.gonyuathletics.com Assistant AD for Sports Information------Jeffrey Bernstein [email protected] Sports Information Fax------(212) 995-4105 Mailing Address------Jerome S. Coles Sports and Recreation Center, 181 Mercer Street, NYC 10012
1 new york university a distinguished private university
THE FOUNDING OF NEW YORK addition, the University operates and discover shops and boutiques, UNIVERSIty IN 1831 by a group of branch campus programs in West- restaurants and cafes, theatres and eminent private citizens was a historic chester County at Manhattanville galleries. event in American education. In the College and in Rockland County at The Jerome S. Coles Sports & early 19th century, a major emphasis Dominican College. Recreation Center and the Palladium in higher education was on the study Students come to the University Athletic Facility enable all NYU of Greek and Latin, with little attention from all 50 states and 150 foreign students – from varsity athletes to to modern or contemporary subjects. countries, and when they arrive at those wishing to swim or workout The founders of New York University NYU they find a remarkable “campus between classes – to take part in an intended to enlarge the scope of of the city.” Twenty-six residence active sports program. For those higher education to meet the halls offer a warm who are sports fans, these venues needs of persons aspiring to and friendly home- offer exciting athletic events pitting careers in business, industry, away-from-home. In ad- NYU teams against their competitors, science, and the arts, as well dition to encountering many of whom are members of the as law, medicine, and the outstanding faculty in University Athletic Association, a ministry. The opening of the league of eight major urban research University of London in 1828 universities with an emphasis on convinced New Yorkers that academic achievement, stretching their city, too, should have a from Brandeis University in Boston university. to Emory University in Atlanta. The first president of New York The success of New York University’s governing council, Albert University graduates can be seen Gallatin, and his co-founders said in their exceptional record of ad- that the new university was to be mission to the nation’s most a “national university” that would prestigious graduate and provide a “rational and practical professional schools; in the education for all.” The result of the classroom and an number of careers launched; the founders’ foresight is today an extraordinary range of and in the achievements of institution of higher education at academic resources, new- alumni who are leaders in the forefront of America’s urban comers find themselves business, government and research universities. Of the more in a dynamic setting for the arts – every sphere of than 3,000 colleges and universities study and learning. public life. in America, New York University is Violet banners colorfully mark New York University graduates one of the 58 private institutions that the buildings housing NYU. Behind are represented in positions of are members of the distinguished these banners are unsurpassed leadership and influence throughout Association of American Universities. resources: eight libraries holding the nation: Jonas Salk, developer Among its stellar – and accessible well over three million books; the of the first polio vaccine; John J. faculty are recipients of the Nobel, Courant Institute of Mathematics; Creedon, President of Metropolitan Tisch School of the Arts; the Institute Life Insurance Company; Albert of Fine Arts; cultural and foreign Sabin, developer of the oral polio language centers; sophisticated vaccine; Lamar Alexander, former computer facilities; and art galleries. governor of Tennessee and one-time These resources, among many presidential candidate; Laurence A. others, blend with the educational Tisch, former Chief Executive Officer environment of one of the greatest of CBS; Alan Greenspan, the long- cities in the Western World. New time chair of the Federal Reserve; York City – the international center Dr. Robert K. Jarvik, developer of of finance, culture and communi- the first successful artificial heart; cations – offers unmatched internship Joseph Heller, novelist; Larry Rivers, possibilities and job opportunities. artist; film directors Spike Lee, Martin Student life centers around Scorcese and Oliver Stone; Henry A. Washington Square in the heart of Grunwald, former Ambassador to Abel, and Pulitzer Prizes; the Mac- historic Greenwich Village. More than Austria; Constance Baker-Motley, Arthur, Guggenheim, and Fulbright 350 NYU clubs and organizations the first black woman appointed as Fellowships; and Academy and provide students with the opportunity a United States district judge; and Emmy Awards. to share interests and discover new George D. Wald, Nobel laureate in The University includes 14 ones. When not busy with university biology. schools, colleges, and divisions at life, students can also explore the six major centers in Manhattan. In narrow, winding streets of the Village 2 senior administration john sexton, christopher bledsoe john sexton CHRIStOPHER BLEDSOE President, Director of Athletics, Intramurals New York University and Recreation
JOHN EDWARD SEXtON, CHRIStOPHER BLEDSOE became New the fifteenth President York University’s Director of Athletics, of New York University, Intramurals and Recreation in September also is the Benjamin 1996. Prior to joining NYU, he served as Butler Professor of Law the Director of Athletics and Intramurals at and NYU Law School’s Pace University in Pleasantville, NY, from Dean Emeritus, having 1988-1996. served as Dean for 14 Bledsoe directs a department whose years. He joined the varsity sports program, which competes Law School’s faculty in within NCAA Division III, has risen to 21 teams 1981, was named the with the addition of women’s golf in 2007-08. School’s Dean in 1988, There are also 26 intercollegiate club teams and was designated the comprising over 1,250 student-athletes, a University’s President in recreation course program enrolling over 2001. 11,000 persons each year and an intramural President Sexton program with over 8,500 participants annually. is a fellow of the Amer- Bledsoe’s department also manages and ican Academy of Arts and operates the Jerome S. Coles Sports and Sciences and a mem- Recreation Center and the Palladium Athletic ber of both the Association of American University Facility, which are utilized by over 4,000 patrons each day. Presidents (where he is a member of the Executive The 2007-08 athletic season was one of the best in Violets history. Committee) and the Council on Foreign Relations. He NYU’s men’s cross country team captured its first-ever NCAA Division was the founding Chair of the Board of NASD Dispute III National Championship, while the men’s swimming and diving (9th) Resolution, and now is the Chairman of the Board of and wrestling (12th) teams earned their best-ever finishes the Federal Reserve Bank of New York and Chair of at their respective national tournaments. Overall, the Violets the Federal Reserve Systems Council of Chairs. He finished #31 in the NACDA (National Association of Collegiate serves as Vice Chair of the Board for the New York Directors of Athletics) Directors’ Cup. Academy of Sciences and as The 2006-07 season was also an extremely successful the Treasurer of the Commission one for NYU varsity sports, as the program rose to a high of of Independent Colleges and #5 of 440 schools in the NACDA Directors’ Cup in the final Universities of NY. While Dean 2007 winter rankings before finishing the year an all-time best of the Law School he was #14. That success was based mainly on the strength of the President of the Association of men’s cross country team’s national runner-up finish and Final American Law Schools. Four appearances by the men’s soccer team and the women’s President Sexton received basketball team. In addition, the men’s indoor track & field a bachelor’s degree in history team (10th), the men’s swimming & diving team (15th), and the (1963) from Fordham College; a combined men’s and women’s fencing squad (19th) all finished master’s degree in comparative among the top-20 at their respective national championships. religion (1965) and a Ph.D. in Under Bledsoe’s leadership, NYU was honored as the history of American religion (1978) 2006 ECAC (Eastern College Athletic Conference) Jostens from Fordham University; and a Institution of the Year, an award presented annually to the J.D. magna cum laude (1979) ECAC institution that “best exemplifies the highest standards from Harvard Law School. of collegiate academics and athletic performance.” He is an author of the Bledsoe, who earned a Bachelor of Science degree Friedenthal, Miller, Sexton, Hershkoff Civil Procedure: from Fairfield University in 1980 and a MBA from Pace in Cases and Materials. He also is the author of Redefining 1992, was also a director of the Metropolitan Intercollegiate the Supreme Court’s Role: A Theory of Managing the Basketball Association (MIBA), the former sponsoring body Federal Court System (a treatment of the Supreme of the National Invitation Tournament (NIT). Court’s case selection process) in addition to several From January 2000-January 2004, Bledsoe served on other books, numerous chapters, articles and Supreme the NCAA Division III Management Council. While a member Court briefs. of the council, he also served on the Academic Issues President Sexton holds honorary degrees from subcommittee and the Strategic Planning subcommittee. Fordham University, Saint Francis College, and Bledsoe also served as chair and management council Katholieke Universiteit Leuven. The student editors representative to the NCAA Division III Membership of NYU’s Annual Survey of American Law dedicated Committee. A member of the NCAA joint subcommittee on their Volume 60 in his honor. He was named the the future of Division III athletics, Bledsoe also served as “Outstanding High School Debate Coach of the Last acting chair of the NCAA Division III Infractions Committee. 50 Years” by Emory University for work he did from Prior to his NCAA Division III Management Council appointment, Bledsoe 1960-1975. He has been the honoree at the Harvard served as a member of the NCAA Division II Management Council Law Review Annual Banquet and has been named transition team while at Pace in 1995 and 1996. “Alumnus of the Year” both at Fordham and at his high After joining the Pace athletics staff in 1980 as the Assistant to the school, Brooklyn Prep. Director, Bledsoe subsequently served as Assistant Athletic Director Before coming to NYU, President Sexton served and Assistant Athletic Director/Sports Information Director before being as Law Clerk to Chief Justice Warren Burger of the elevated to Director. During his years at Pace, Bledsoe also served as United States Supreme Court (1980-1981), and to chair of the New York Collegiate Athletic Conference (NYCAC), and as Judges David Bazelon and Harold Leventhal of the President of the Mideast Collegiate Conference, the Liberty Football United States Court of Appeals (1979-1980). For Conference, and the Big Apple Basketball Conference. In addition, he 10 years (1983-1993), he served as Special Master served as the ECAC Vice President and a member of their Executive Supervising Pretrial Proceedings in the Love Canal Council and Finance Committee. Litigation. From 1966 - 1975, he was a Professor of A native of Dubuque, IA, who was raised in Milwaukee, Bledsoe Religion at Saint Francis College in Brooklyn, where he resides in LaGrangeville, NY, with his wife Marlene Stager and their sons was Department Chair from 1970-1975. Jordan, Dylan and Ethan. 3 associate directors janice quinn, frank sicignano, noah d. lefevre
JANICE QUINN FRANK SIcIGNANO NOAH D. LEFEVRE Senior Associate Director Senior Associate Director Associate Director of Athletics of Athletics of Athletics
J ANIcE QUINN, FRANK SIcIGNANO NOAH D. LEFEVRE, who is in her 22nd year j o i n e d N e w Yo r k w h o s e r v e s a s as an administrator in University as Ass- Associate Director New York University’s ociate Director of of Athletics at New D e p a r t m e n t o f Athletics, Intramurals Yo r k U n i v e r s i t y, Athletics, Intramurals and Recreation in works primarily with a n d R e c r e a t i o n , N o v e m b e r 2 0 0 2 . t h e U n i v e r s i t y ’ s was named Senior Among his numerous intercollegiate athletic Associate Director of responsibilities at NYU, programs in a number Athletics prior to the Sicignano serves as of capacities and serves 2008-09 academic financial officer and as a representative year. Previously, she human resources on the University served seven years representative for Athletic Association as Associate Director the Department of Athletic Administrators of Athletics after 14 Athletics. He is also Committee. years as Assistant the head supervisor of LeFevre is re- Director of Athletics. all of the Department’s sponsible for the Quinn is re- athletic facilities. marketing and brand sponsible for all day- Prior to his management of the to-day management of the intercollegiate arrival at NYU, Sicignano served as University department. Prior to the 2008-09 school year, program, including the supervision of coaches, a new branded mascot for NYU athletics, the Director of Auxiliary Services at Pace University Bobcat, was introduced. In addition, new graphic coordination of playing and practice seasons, in Pleasantville, NY. While there, Sicignano was schedule planning, and travel. She supervises images and logos for all of the department’s responsible for planning and preparing revenue programs were unveiled NYU Hall of Fame and Violet Booster Club and expense budgets for the Residence Life/ activities, the annual NYU Golf Outing and In 2006, the Student-Athlete Advisory Campus Activities, Athletics, Counseling, and Committee, under his direction, created the other fundraising events, department video Dean of Students offices, in support of the Vice productions, and all varsity special competitions “Tear It Up!” campaign in an effort to effectively President of Student Services Division. and creatively market intercollegiate athletics and events. Quinn coordinates the department’s A 1987 Pace graduate with a degree in to the University community. The program Student-Athlete Advisory Committee and business administration, Sicignano, who also includes game attendance promotions, in-game serves on the University Athletic Association earned a Master of Business Administration contests, tailgate receptions, and interactive Delegates and Athletic Administrator’s Advisory degree from Pace in 1994, also played varsity programming. On average, basketball game committees. baseball for the Setters and subsequently attendance on “Tear It Up!” nights surpasses Quinn began her association with NYU in served as a graduate assistant coach. 2,500 spectators. 1981 as a student-athlete, playing four years A native of Brooklyn, NY, Sicignano resides The Sweat-n-Shop, the NYU athletic for the Violets’ women’s basketball team. She in Pleasantville with his wife Karen and their department’s retail outlet, was created in 2003 then served two seasons as an assistant coach three children. under the direction of LeFevre. The shop is the before becoming the program’s head coach in department’s public store for apparel, official NYU 1987. Quinn became the first Violet women’s athletic team merchandise and nutrition goods. basketball player to score 1,000 points and was LeFevre is responsible for all aspects inducted into NYU’s Hall of Fame in 1993. of NYU’s home varsity contests. He submits Quinn earned a dual baccalaureate degree NCAA post-season contract bids, has served with honors in economics and metropolitan as tournament director for several post-season studies from NYU in 1985. She was also a NCAA and Eastern College Athletic Conference member of Omicron Delta Epsilon, the economics championships, and oversees intercollegiate game honor society. She earned a master’s degree in management and event staffing for over 150 NYU finance and management from NYU’s Wagner home athletic contests each year. School of Public Service and the Stern School LeFevre also manages the day-to-day of Business. Her master’s thesis specialized in operations of the Palladium Athletic Facility. health care in low-income neighborhoods of the His responsibilities include budget planning, South Bronx and included special research for resource allocation, revenue production and the United Hospital Fund. management, staff supervision, and supervision In addition to her administrative duties, of the natatorium. In 2000, LeFevre was Quinn directed the women’s basketball program assigned the responsibility of project manager for 21 seasons (1987-2008). Her teams compiled for coordinating the internal design and a 453-127 (.781) overall record, reached construction of the facility. the NCAA Tournament 13 times and made For his hard work and dedication to the postseason appearances in 20 of her 21 seasons. department, LeFevre was awarded the NYU In 1996-97, Quinn led the Violets to the Division Distinguished Administrator Award in 2007, the highest III National Championship, while her 1995-96 and recognition an NYU administrator can receive. 2006-07 squads reached the Final Four. Presently, LeFevre instructs academic All told, Quinn captured 14 Coach of the courses in the sports management school at Year awards during her distinguished career. NYU. The curriculum for his classes includes In 1998, she received the Ron Anderson a sports marketing and branding program, a Sportsmanship Award from the Metropolitan finance and investment course, and a facility Collegiate Officials’ Association for her “display construction module. of the true essence of sport and competition.” A 1997 honors graduate of NYU’s College of Arts & Science, LeFevre holds a bachelor’s A native of Bay Shore, NY, Quinn is one and master’s in sports management and is of six children (she has four brothers and one currently pursuing a master’s degree from sister) of James and Therese. She resides in NYU’s Leonard N. Stern School of Business. In Manhattan. addition to his studies at the University, LeFevre holds a certificate from the Sports Management Institute, the premiere athletic administrative development academy in the country. 4 LeFevre is a Manhattan native and resident. assistant directors jeff bernstein, gail stentiford, carl villanueva JEFF bERNStEIN GAIL StENtIFORD cARL VILLANUEVA Assistant Director for Assistant Director for Assistant Athletic Director for Sports Information Recreation Coles Operations & Management
JEFF BERNStEIN is GAIL StENtIFORD CARL VILLANUEVA in his 10th year as is in her 27th year as is in his third year New York University’s the Assistant Director as Assistant Athletic Assistant Athletic of Recreation and D i r e c t o r – C o l e s Director for Sports Information. He joined Club Sports in New O p e r a t i o n s a n d the NYU staff in October Yo r k U n i v e r s i t y ’s Management for the 1999 following 11 years Department of Ath- J e r o m e S . C o l e s at Manhattan College, letics, Intramurals and Sports & Recreation where he served as Recreation. Included Center at New York the Director of Sports among Stentiford’s University. Media Relations. wide range of duties are Having served as At NYU, Bern- designing, managing Operations Manager stein’s responsibilities and directing the NYU for the nine years include assisting in recreation program, prior to his most the administration of which annually serves recent appointment in the athletics depart- 11 , 0 0 0 s t u d e n t s , June 2006, Villanueva ment, publicizing the activities of the Violets’ faculty, alumni, family, remains responsible 21 varsity teams, a n d c o m m u n i t y for all day-to-day overseeing production of publications, and members. Venues in- management of Coles maintaining the department’s website, which was clude Coles Sports Center, the Palladium Athletic Sports Center, including the supervision of upgraded prior to the ’08-09 academic year. Facility and the Chelsea Piers Sports Complex. support staff, coordination of facility scheduling, In 2007, the NYU women’s basketball Stentiford hires and supervises 100-150 and planning. He is also responsible for the media guide cover received “Best in the Nation” recreation instructors and 35 club sport coaches coordination of game-day management for all of honors from the College Sports Information annually. She oversees the exercise prescription NYU’s home varsity contests. Directors of America (CoSIDA), while the NYU program, as well as home basketball game Villanueva began his affiliation with NYU’s men’s basketball media guide received the promotions and half-time special events. Department of Athletics in 1983 as a student same honor in 2003. Stentiford also serves as the coach for the employee in the equipment room. Starting in Bernstein serves on NYU’s Student Affairs cheerleaders, dance team, mascots, and pep band. 1989, he served as an Assistant Equipment Professional Development Committee and Her dance team won the National Dance Association Manager, then Equipment Manager, before as treasurer for the Metropolitan Basketball Writers’ Association (MBWA). He earned the Division II National Championship in 2001. beginning as the Operations Manager. organization’s “Mike Cohen Good Guy Award” A 1967 graduate of Springfield College In addition to his administrative duties, in 2003, an honor that is presented annually with a Bachelor of Science degree in physical Villanueva took over as head coach of NYU’s “to someone who has been especially friendly education, Stentiford earned a Master of Arts club baseball team in 1996. He had originally and helpful to the media, often going above degree in recreation and leisure from NYU served as an assistant coach after baseball was and beyond to make their jobs easier and in 1987 and a sixth-level certificate in leisure reinstated in 1991. Today, the team competes more pleasant.” Bernstein was also cited by counseling in 1989. against local varsity programs and in the the American Volleyball Coaches’ Association Stentiford has also served as an adjunct National Club Baseball Association (NCBA). (AVCA) as a Grant Burger Media Award regional faculty instructor in NYU’s School of Continuing His 2007-08 team reached the NCBA Division II honoree in both 2006 and 2007. and Professional Studies, as well as the Program World Series. Following the 2006-07 academic year, Director for the Fitness Instructor Certification Villanueva, who earned his undergraduate Bernstein received the 25-Year Service Award Program in the School of Continuing Education. degree in communications from NYU’s School from both CoSIDA and the Eastern College Athletic Conference-Sports Information Directors Before coming to NYU, Stentiford was a of Continuing and Professional Studies in 1989, of America (ECAC-SIDA). teacher at the Walden School in Manhattan and also earned a master’s degree in liberal studies A 1982 graduate of St. John’s University at the Sandy Hill School in Paterson, NJ. She with a concentration in management from the with a Bachelor of Science degree in athletic also worked at the Kings Bay YMHA in Brooklyn. Graduate School of Arts and Sciences in 1992. administration, Bernstein began his work in While there, Stentiford served as an assistant A New York City native, Villanueva resides intercollegiate athletics as the Sports Information supervisor of health and physical education, in Aberdeen, NJ, with his wife Jacqueline and Director at Hunter College from 1982-88. While a gymnastics coach, a program director for their children Nicholas, Carly and Christopher. there, he also served as the Director of Media children’s aquatics and gymnastics, and as an Relations for the City University of New York instructor for parent-child gymnastics, aerobics, Athletic Conference (CUNYAC). aqua-aerobics, yoga, and senior adult fitness. From 1988-99, Bernstein worked at Stentiford, whose favorite color is purple Manhattan College, a NCAA Division I program and who loves coffee ice cream, is a Manhattan in Riverdale, NY, where he oversaw all public relations activities for the Jaspers’ 19 varsity resident. sports teams. The former Public Relations Director for the Westchester Apples of the United States Basketball League, Bernstein also served as a press chief at the 1998 Goodwill Games in New York City. He’s a former softball columnist for New York Newsday, and currently works part- time for the Associated Press. Bernstein, who was elected to the ECAC- SIDA Board of Directors as its Chairman of Membership Services in 2004, has now stepped into the presidential rotation and will serve as the organization’s Second Vice President in 2008-09. He is slated to serve as First Vice President in 2009- 10, and then as ECAC-SIDA President in 2010-11. Also a member of the United States Basketball Writers’ Association (USBWA) and the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics (NACDA), Bernstein is a native of Brooklyn, NY, and resides in Montclair, NJ, with his wife Jennifer and their son Benjamin Thomas. 5 administrative staff sam albert, brian falzarano, denise fergus, peter krasny
SAM ALBERT BRIAN FALZARANO DENISE FERGUS PETER KRASNY Violet Booster Club Assistant Sports Coordinator of Academic Facility and Events Coordinator Information Director Services/Compliance Officer Manager
SAm ALbERt joined New BRIAN FALZARANO joined DENISE FERGUS is in PEtER KRASNy is in his York University as the Violet Booster the New York University athletic her first year as Coordinator third year as Facility & Events Club Coordinator in August 2006. department as the Assistant Sports of Academic Services and Manager with New York University’s He is responsible for managing Information Director in August 2006. Compliance Officer after three Department of Athletics, Intramurals the fundraising, development, and Since his arrival, Falzarano years as Academic Affairs Advisor and Recreation. alumni relations programs for the has been responsible for the at New York University. Her duties Among his many respon- Department of Athletics, as well production, design and layout include monitoring the academic sibilities, Krasny is in charge of as a number of special events of all Violet team publications, including media guides and game progress of NYU’s student ath- the day-to-day operation of the throughout the year. letes, providing academic and Palladium Athletic Facility (PAF). In addition to coordinating programs. In 2006-07, the NYU women’s basketball guide earned developmental support services, He oversees the facility, the full- the fundraising initiatives of the and serving as the department’s time operational and equipment Violet Booster Club, Albert also CoSIDA’s “Best in Nation” honors for its cover and was voted fourth NCAA eligibility compliance officer. room staff, and over 200 student oversees Alumni Day and Family employees. Krasny also handles Day activities, the NYU Athletic for overall quality. Fergus also serves as the athletics Hall of Fame, and the annual In addition to coordinating the liaison to the academic side of the building matters, scheduling and statistical operations for the Violets’ University. patron concerns. NYU Golf Outing. 21 NCAA Division III intercollegiate Also in his first season as a Fergus has served in several Additionally, Krasny is the varsity programs, Falzarano also similar roles at other distinguished on-site event manager for all of men’s and women’s assistant track handles writing and editing duties, & field coach for the Violets, Albert universities. At Drexel University, the Violets’ home varsity events publicity efforts, and maintains the she held the position of Program and championships. He oversees came to NYU from the University department’s website. of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Manager for the LeBow College game management and staffing at Falzarano came to NYU after of Business and was responsible each of NYU’s venues, which in- where he served as an athletic serving as the Director of Sports operations and facilities assistant Information at William Paterson for providing a wide range of clude the Jerome S. Coles Sports & from 2004-06. He performed University in Wayne, NJ, from student services functions for all Recreation Center (for basketball, game management duties and 2001 through 2006. His duties LeBow MBA students. She also fencing, volleyball, and wrestling), supervised event staff at Tar included overhauling the athletic held the title of Academic Coach/ the PAF (swimming, diving, water Heel home athletic contests. In department website, production Consultant for Drexel’s ACHIEVE polo), Pier 40 (soccer), Van Cort- addition, he was actively involved of publications and generating Center for Student Athletes, where landt Park (cross country), and the in the planning and hosting of publicity for all 18 of the Pioneers’ she coached student-athletes on 168th St. Armory (track & field). several NCAA and Atlantic Coast NCAA Division III teams. priorities, time management, test A 1999 graduate of Vassar Conference tournaments. Falzarano’s front-cover design of taking, and study techniques. College with a degree in English, A 2001 graduate of the the 2003-04 women’s basketball Prior to her stint at Drexel, Krasny was a four-year member of University of Rochester with a guide earned it the “Best in Nation” Fergus was the Academic Advisor the Brewers’ men’s soccer team. bachelor’s degree in biology, award from CoSIDA. and Student-Athlete Mentor at As a youth, Krasny trained in the Albert was a four-time University Prior to his stint at William Northeastern University. She also New York State Olympic Devel- Athletic Association (UAA) Paterson, Falzarano covered served as an assistant coach of the opment Program and earned a champion in track & field. He collegiate, professional and high Huskies’ men’s and women’s track bronze medal in 1993 as part of earned UAA All-Academic honors school athletics as a columnist, & field and cross country teams. the U.S. Juniors team at the Mac- three times and received the sportswriter and editor for the Herald News in West Paterson, Fergus, who earned her cabiah Games in Israel. An avid athletic department’s John Vitone NJ, from 1994-2001. Among undergraduate degree in psy- skier, Krasny raced slalom and Award, given to the senior who the events he covered included chology from St. Joseph’s (PA) giant slalom for the Brewers’ ski best exemplifies sportsmanship the 1999 NCAA Division I Men’s University in 2002, was a captain racing club. and leadership in intercollegiate Basketball East Regional, the 1999 and four-year member of the A native of East Williston, NY, athletics. Albert also worked World Series and the 2000 NCAA Hawks’ cross country and track Krasny earned a master’s degree for the Department of Athletics Division I Women’s Basketball & field teams. She went on to in sports business from NYU in in numerous capacities as an Championship Final Four. earn a master’s degree in applied 2006. He resides in Brooklyn, NY, undergraduate at Rochester. Falzarano has also written educational psychology with a with his wife Jenna and their son Following his graduation, about collegiate and professional concentration in college student Elias. Albert served as an assistant athletics for The Record (NJ), development and counseling from coach for the Yellowjackets’ track & The Dallas Morning News, CBS Northeastern in 2004. field program from 2001-04. While Sports.com, FoxSports.com, and A native of Philadelphia, there, he helped guide student- Lindy’s Sports Annuals college Fergus resides in Brooklyn, NY. athletes to 20 school records and preview magazines. three All-America honors. A 1997 graduate of Montclair Albert also earned master’s State University, where he earned degrees in education from a degree in history, Falzarano is Rochester in 2002 and in sport pursuing his professional certificate administration from North Carolina in digital and graphic design from in 2006. NYU’s School of Continuing and A native of North Tonawanda, Professional Studies. NY, Albert resides in Brooklyn, NY, Falzarano is a native and with his wife Mackenzie. resident of Rutherford, NJ. 6 training staff nikki webb, shannon morrow, claire mueller
NIKKI WEBB SHANNON MORROW CLAIRE MUELLER Coordinator of Athletic Training Athletic Trainer Athletic Trainer
NIKKI WEbb joined the SHANNON MORROW is in CLAIRE MUELLER joined New York University athletic her fourth year as an assistant New York University as an athletic department as its Coordinator of athletic trainer at New York trainer in September 2004. She Athletic Training in September University. She works primarily continues to work mainly with 2006. She is responsible for with New York University’s the Violets’ men’s and women’s directing and overseeing the women’s soccer, men’s basketball volleyball teams, as well as with prevention and treatment of all and men’s volleyball teams. the wrestling team. athletic injuries. Prior to joining the staff, Mueller worked in a part-time Webb came to NYU with Morrow spent one year as an capacity in her first year at NYU, five years of NCAA Division I assistant athletic trainer at Saint mainly covering general training experience. In 2005-06, she Leo University, a NCAA Division II room hours. worked at Columbia University school in Tampa, FL. She spent the A 2004 cum laude graduate and was primarily responsible previous two years as an assistant of Springfield College, Mueller for the daily medical coverage trainer at Northeastern University was a four-year member of the and injury rehabilitation for the in Boston, MA, working primarily Pride’s women’s varsity swimming men’s basketball, track & field with the women’s soccer, men’s team. She earned a Bachelor and cross country teams. She basketball and baseball teams. of Science degree in athletic also served as an instructor in the Morrow is a 2002 magna cum training and is currently pursuing physical education department, laude graduate of Northeastern, a master’s degree in public health and conducted a weekly sports where she earned a degree in (with a concentration in nutrition) medicine clinic at the Student athletic training. at NYU. Health Center for the general A native of Rochester, NH, A native of Newburgh, NY, student population. Morrow currently resides in Mueller resides in the Turtle Bay Prior to her stint at Columbia, Bayside, NY, with Diego Garcia section of Manhattan. Webb worked as both the head and their son Jackson. athletic trainer (2003-05) and associate trainer (2001-03) at the University of South Florida, where she graduated with a degree in wellness leadership in 1998. Webb oversaw coverage and rehabilitation for the Bulls’ men’s basketball program. In addition, she covered men’s and women’s golf and sailing, coordinated daily training room management and pre-season physicals for more than 400 student-athletes, and supervised a full-time assistant and seven graduate assistants. Webb earned a master’s degree in education from Elmira College in 2001, where she served as the assistant athletic trainer from 1999-2001. In 2006, Webb presented a case study at the College Athletic Trainers’ Society Spring Symposium detailing a men’s basketball player’s struggle with kidney cancer. She has also worked with the U.S. Anti-Doping Agency, the Special Olympics and the U.S. Soccer National Coaching School as a medical coordinator. A native of Tampa, FL, Webb resides in Atlantic Highlands, NJ, with her husband Gedney. 7 coaching staff stefano trompeo, levester thompson, jr.
StEFANO tROmPEO LEVEStER tHOmPSON, jR. Interim Head Coach Assistant Coach
StEFANO TROmPEO was named LEVEStER THOmPSON, JR. interim head coach of the is in his 12th season as an New York University women’s assistant coach of the New York basketball team in November University’s women’s basketball 2008 after five seasons as an team. His responsibilities assistant coach. include scouting, schedule Since Trompeo’s arrival, the planning, office oper-ations, Violets have gone 105-32 (.766) player development, and while extending their streak of community relations. winning seasons to 25. He In his first season at NYU, played a key role in developing Thompson, Jr., served as a NYU’s 11 first-year players last vol-unteer assistant on the season as the team went 14-11. coaching staff that helped lead In 2006-07, Trompeo helped the Vio-lets to their first-ever NYU go 27-4, earn a share of NCAA Division III Women’s the University Athletic Association Basketball Championship in (UAA) Championship with a 12-2 mark and advance to the 1996-97 while setting a school record for victories (29-1). third NCAA Division III Women’s Basketball Championship Overall, the Violets have recorded a 271-62 (.814) record Final Four in program history. Additionally, the Violets tied for during his tenure. the second most victories in a season. NYU has recorded a winning record during each Previously, Trompeo assisted in leading the Violets to an season with Thompson, Jr., including a 14-11 record NCAA Sweet 16 appearance in in 2007-08 to extend it streak of 2003-04 and a NCAA Tournament consecutive campaigns over .500 to appearance in 2005-06. NYU 25. In 2006-07, he helped the Violets also captured the Eastern go 27-4 overall, earn a share of the College Athletic Conference University Athletic Association (UAA) Division III Metro Tournament Championship with a 12-2 record, Championship in 2004-05. and advance to the NCAA Division III During his tenure at NYU, Women’s Basketball Championship Trompeo has been part of a Final Four. staff that earned UAA Coaching Thompson, Jr., has been Staff of the Year honors in instrumental in the Violets earning 2003-04 and 2006-07. seven NCAA Tournament invitations Prior to joining the NYU staff, (1996-97, 1997-98, 1998-99, 2000- Trompeo served as the head junior 01, 2003-04, 2005-06, 2006-07) and varsity coach and assistant varsity capturing four Eastern College Athletic coach at P.K. Yonge High School in Conference (ECAC) Division III Metro Gainesville, FL. Tournament titles (1999-2000, 2001- A 2003 graduate of the University 02, 2002-03, 2004-05). of Florida with a degree in sport In addition, Thompson, Jr., has management, Trompeo was been part of a staff that has earned UAA a manager and practice Coaching Staff of the Year honors three player for Florida’s women’s times (1996-97, 2003-04, 2006-07). basketball program. He also Thompson, Jr., who also works served as a counselor at as a senior accountant for Citigroup, the prestigious Florida Lady Inc., graduated from NYU’s Leonard N. Gator Basketball Camp. Stern School of Business in 1997 with Trompeo, who was a a degree in management and finance. member of the Phi Sigma He participated as a member of the Pi National Honor Fraternity Violets’ track & field team, competing while at Florida, is a native mainly in the shot put, discus, hammer, and resident of Queens, and 35-lb. weight throw. NY. A native of Alberta, VA, Thompson, Jr. is married to Simone Andrews (NYU class of 1996), who is currently pursuing a doctoral degree in psychology at her alma mater. They reside on Staten Island, NY, with daughter Jade- 8 Anastasia and newborn son Chase. coaching staff / manager chiene joy jones, houssein choucair
cHIENE jOy jONES HOUSSEIN cHOUcAIR Assistant Coach Manager/Intern for Statistical Analysis
CHIENE JOy JONES is in her first HOUSSEIN cHOUcAIR is in his season as an assistant coach of second season as both the the New York University women’s manager and intern for statistical basketball program. analysis for the New York University A psychology major in NYU’s women’s basketball program. College of Arts and Science, Choucair graduated from Jones played for the Violets from NYU’s College of Arts and Science 2000-02, and then again from in May 2008 with a degree in 2004-06. During her two-year mathematics and is currently absence from the team, Jones pursuing a master’s degree in worked full-time at the NYU sports business from NYU’s School Child Study Center, which is an of Continuing and Professional outpatient psychiatric unit for Studies. He hopes to eventually children and adolescents. work at the NBA. In her career with the Violets, Choucair, who enjoys Jones served as a leader both working out, bike riding, and attending all sorts of sporting on and off the court. In her sophomore season, Jones led events, is a native and resident of Brooklyn, NY. the University Athletic Association (UAA) in steals with 83 and finished eighth in assists, also with 83. Jones served as a co-captain in her final season, and as a junior was one of two NYU varsity athletes selected to serve on the prestigious Student- Athlete Advisory Com- mittee. After leaving NYU, Jones continued her work with children and adolescents. This past spring and summer she served as coach of the West Harlem Riverside Lady Hawks 14-and-under program. She continues to serve as a mentor at Harlem’s Milbank Community Center. A native of Briarwood, NY, Jones resides in Manhattan.
9 looking ahead 2008-09 season preview
he New York University 2008- with a .781 win percentage (453-127 pace to become only the third NYU 09 women’s basketball team career record) will further motivate women’s basketball player to score Thas one desire and one desire this year’s players. over 1,000 points and bring down only: to win. Returning to the Violets in a 1,000 rebounds in a career. With five seniors and eight other different capacity, Chiene Joy Jones Despite McEntee becoming the returning players, the squad enters will use her high energy to motivate UAA all-time leader in free throws the season with raised expectations the team as an assistant coach. made (253) and racking up 11 double- and a high level of motivation to Jones played for the team from 2000- doubles in Association play last season, avenge last year’s 14-11 season. 02 and 2004-06, and consequently Trompeo contends that she is a better The experience of the team and staff has an in-depth knowledge of the and stronger player this year. will help the Violets as they compete tradition and history of the program. “Jess is clearly the best player for a 20-win season and to earn “She’s been in their shoes out there. And she’s so coachable,” national recognition – the bar that and has knowledge of the system,” Trompeo said. “You teach her long-time head coach Janice Quinn Trompeo said. something once and you never have set over two decades ago. After 21 The players worked hard in to tell her again.” years of winning, Quinn resigned in the summer and the off-season to Along with McEntee, seniors September, leaving the program in the improve their ability to make plays, Gena Brown, Sarah McDevitt, Megan hands of interim head coach Stefano knock down shots and sustain a Fox, and Chelsea Seabron will provide Trompeo. rigorous style of play throughout valuable leadership for the group. the season. This preparation should “Senior leadership is important, translate into a successful season and we expect them to motivate the both in non-conference and UAA younger players,” Trompeo said. games. Brown’s athleticism and defensive Physically, mentally, and prowess at the guard position along emotionally, the Violets understand with McDevitt’s ability to knock down what they need to do and how they open shots from both inside and out need to perform and produce in will complement Fox’s consistent, solid order to win. According to Trompeo, rebounding in the paint. Fox averaged from top to bottom, the players, 6.2 rebounds per game last season, led by senior All-American Jessica while McDevitt led all scorers with 17 McEntee, are stronger, faster, and points in a triumph over FDU-Florham better conditioned than they were on Nov. 24. The 5-11 Seabron, who is Junior Jen Hum-Traverso last year after an intense offseason. in her second season with NYU after Women’s DIII News tabbed McEntee as the 2008-09 National Preseason Player of the Year, which “The program will not change would only add to her long list of much,” Trompeo said. “There’s no accolades. The two-time and reigning other way to do it.” UAA Women’s Basketball Co-Player With Quinn at the helm, the Violets of the Year and D3Hoops.com East won six University Athletic Association Region Player of the Year set career (UAA) Championships and competed highs for free throws made (483), free in the NCAA Tournament 13 times. throw percentage (81.6), and points They made it to the Final Four three in a game (38) in 2007-08. Her 20.8 times and won the NCAA Division points and 11.4 rebounds per game III National Championship crown in stand as NYU single-season 1997. A valuable resource for the records. The 5-11 forward has team, Quinn retains her position at scored 1,210 points and has NYU as Senior Associate Director of grabbed 834 rebounds already Athletics, and the standard she set in her career, putting her on Senior Jessica McEntee
10 transferring from Mercer University, will be another strong rebounding force for the Violets. “These seniors have experienced the highs and lows of different seasons,” Trompeo said. “From being on a Final Four team to not making the NCAA Tournament, these experiences make them stronger and more motivated.” In the backcourt, junior Jen Hum- Traverso and sophomore Chelsea Blake will control the game as point guards. “They have a clearer under- standing of what we ask from them,” Trompeo explained. “Offensively, they know when they should go for the score and when to get others this season. Cara Bonito, a skilled, involved.” smart player, will provide much- Junior forward Grace Carmen needed respites at the point guard showed flashes of good offensive position. Erica Franke’s defensive contributions last season and will be versatility and Tana Bertino’s ability looked upon to be a more consistent to knock down open shots also offer Top to Bottom: Seniors threat. In contests against Carnegie the program good resources. Sarah McDevitt, Gena Brown, Mellon University (Feb. 15) and the “I have noticed a more focused Chelsea Seabron, Megan Fox University of Chicago (Feb. 22), group,” Trompeo said. “They are Carmen chipped in 12 and 13 points, ready to listen and have worked hard respectively, making her NYU’s in order to have a great season.” second-leading scorer in each game. The season opens at Mount “Grace is a phenomenal athlete St. Mary College on Nov. 15, with with a knack of always being around the first home game scheduled for the ball,” Trompeo said. Nov. 21 when the Violets host FDU- Sophomore guard Bianca Storts Florham in the annual NYU Tip-Off has “the potential to dominate a game Tournament. UAA play begins at offensively and defensively,” according home vs. Carnegie Mellon University to Trompeo, while fellow sophomore on Jan. 9. guards Emily Foshag and Olivia The 2008-09 NYU women’s Tromm “represent two of the most- basketball team is more fit, more improved players from last year.” prepared and more determined than Foshag’s all-around game and ever to continue its winning tradition. toughness, as well as Tromm’s outside And, with the squad being directed shooting touch and ability to mix it by Trompeo, as well as long-time up inside, will be invaluable for the assistant Levester Thompson, Jr., 2008-09 Violets. Rounding out the both members of the 2003-04 and returnees, sophomore center Christine 2006-07 UAA Coaching Staffs of Kilmurray’s strong inside presence will the Year, they will expect nothing provide help on the boards. less than to maintain the standard The team’s three freshmen of excellence that Quinn’s teams so look to make an immediate impact often displayed.
11 media information protocol, broadcast schedule, outlets
Media Information and Protocol
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NYU Women’s Basketball: On the Airwaves and the World Wide Web All home New York University men’s & women’s basketball games will be available to listeners via the internet at www.gonyuathletics.com or at www.wnyu.org. In addition, several of the games will be broadcast over WNYU-FM (89.1) radio and can be heard in all five New York City boroughs and beyond. Several away games will also be broadcast by the home school at the web addresses listed below. In addition, live stats will be provided for all home games at www.gonyuathletics.com.
2008-09 Broadcasts:
Friday 11/21 Women’s Tip-Off Tournament vs. FDU-Florham 6:00 PM www.gonyuathletics.com Saturday 11/22 Women’s Tip-Off Third Place/Championship 6:00/8:00 PM www.gonyuathletics.com Tuesday 12/9 Women vs. Drew 7:00 PM www.gonyuathletics.com Friday 1/9 Doubleheader: Women/Men vs. Carnegie Mellon 6:00/8:00 PM 89.1 FM & www.wnyu.org Sunday 1/11 Doubleheader: Men/Women vs. Rochester 12:00/2:00 PM www.wnyu.org Saturday 1/17 Doubleheader: Women/Men @ Brandeis 1:00/3:00 PM www.wbrs.org Monday 1/19 Doubleheader: Women/Men vs. Hunter 6:00/8:00 PM 89.1 FM & www.wnyu.org Friday 1/23 Doubleheader: Women/Men @ Emory 6:00/8:00 PM www.go.emory.edu Sunday 1/25 Doubleheader: Men/Women @ Case Western Reserve 12:00/2:00 PM www.case.edu/athletics Friday 1/30 Doubleheader: Women/Men vs. Chicago 6:00/8:00 PM www.gonyuathletics.com Sunday 2/1 Doubleheader: Men/Women vs. Washington 12:00/2:00 PM www.wnyu.org Friday 2/6 Doubleheader: Women/Men @ Washington 6:00/8:00 PM www.kwur.com Sunday 2/8 Doubleheader: Men/Women @ Chicago 12:00/2:00 PM whpk.uchicago.edu Friday 2/13 Doubleheader: Women/Men @ Rochester 6:00/8:00 PM www.wysl1040.com Sunday 2/15 Doubleheader: Men/Women @ Carnegie Mellon 12:00/2:00 PM www.wrct.org Friday 2/20 Doubleheader: Women/Men vs. Case Western Reserve 6:00/8:00 PM www.gonyuathletics.com Sunday 2/22 Doubleheader: Men/Women vs. Emory 11:00 AM/1:00 PM www.gonyuathletics.com Saturday 2/28 Doubleheader: Women/Men vs. Brandeis 2:00/4:00 PM www.wnyu.org
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12 meet the team 2008-09 roster
Numerical Roster by class Senior...... 5 Junior...... 3 5 Cara Bonito Fr. G 5-5 Teaneck, NJ / Academy of the Holy Angels Sophomore...... 5 10 Olivia Tromm So. G/F 5-10 Beach Haven, NJ / Southern Regional Freshman...... 3 12 Chelsea Seabron Sr. F 5-11 West Bloomfield, MI / West Bloomfield 13 Emily Foshag So. G 5-9 Los Angeles, CA / Santa Monica 15 Bianca Storts So. G 5-9 Poughkeepsie, NY / Poughkeepsie 20 Tana Bertino Fr. G 5-10 Needham, MA / Noble & Greenough by height 21 Jen Hum-Traverso Jr. G 5-6 San Rafael, CA / Convent of the Sacred Heart 6-1...... 1 23 Gena Brown Sr. G 5-10 Philadelphia, PA / Central 6-0...... 2 24 Hailey Kimball Jr. G 5-9 North Berwick, ME / Noble 5-11...... 3 25 *Jessica McEntee Sr. F 5-11 Flushing, NY / Archbishop Molloy 5-10...... 4 30 Erica Franke Fr. F 6-0 Cincinnati, OH / Mariemont 5-9...... 3 32 Sarah McDevitt Sr. G/F 5-11 Seattle, WA / Holy Names Academy 5-7...... 1 33 Grace Carmen Jr. F/G 5-10 Fallston, MD / Notre Dame Prep 5-6...... 1 34 Megan Fox Sr. C 6-0 Skillman, NJ / Montgomery 5-5...... 1 44 Christine Kilmurray So. C 6-1 Wall, NJ / Wall 55 Chelsea Blake So. G 5-7 Hamden, CT / Hamden by state California...... 2 Connecticut...... 1 Alphabetical Roster Maine...... 1 Maryland...... 1 20 Tana Bertino Fr. G 5-10 Needham, MA / Noble & Greenough Massachusetts...... 1 55 Chelsea Blake So. G 5-7 Hamden, CT / Hamden Michigan...... 1 5 Cara Bonito Fr. G 5-5 Teaneck, NJ / Academy of the Holy Angels New Jersey...... 4 23 Gena Brown Sr. G 5-10 Philadelphia, PA / Central New York...... 2 33 Grace Carmen Jr. F/G 5-10 Fallston, MD / Notre Dame Prep Ohio...... 1 13 Emily Foshag So. G 5-9 Los Angeles, CA / Santa Monica Pennsylvania...... 1 34 Megan Fox Sr. C 6-0 Skillman, NJ / Montgomery Washington...... 1 30 Erica Franke Fr. F 6-0 Cincinnati, OH / Mariemont 21 Jen Hum-Traverso Jr. G 5-6 San Rafael, CA / Convent of the Sacred Heart 44 Christine Kilmurray So. C 6-1 Wall, NJ / Wall by major 24 Hailey Kimball Jr. G 5-9 North Berwick, ME / Noble Broadcast Jouralism/Sociology...... 1 25 *Jessica McEntee Sr. F 5-11 Flushing, NY / Archbishop Molloy Economics...... 3 32 Sarah McDevitt Sr. G/F 5-11 Seattle, WA / Holy Names Academy Finance/Management/Org. Behavior...... 1 12 Chelsea Seabron Sr. F 5-11 West Bloomfield, MI / West Bloomfield Journalism...... 1 15 Bianca Storts So. G 5-9 Poughkeepsie, NY / Poughkeepsie Liberal Studies...... 2 10 Olivia Tromm So. G/F 5-10 Beach Haven, NJ / Southern Regional Math/Computer Science...... 1 Pre-Health...... 1 *2008-09 captain Psychology...... 1 Social Sciences/Communications ...... 1 Interim Head Coach...... Stefano Trompeo Sports Management...... 2 Assistant Coach...... Levester Thompson, Jr. Undeclared...... 2 Assistant Coach...... Chiene Joy Jones Manager/Intern for Statistical Analysis...... Houssein Choucair pronunciation Bianca...... Bee-AHNK-ah Bonito...... Boe-NEET-toe Cara...... CAIR-ah Chiene...... Shuh-NAY Gena ...... JEE-nah Foshag...... FOE-shag Franke...... FRANK-key Kilmurray...... KIL-mur-ree McDevitt...... Mick-DIV-it McEntee...... MAC-en-tee Seabron...... SEE-brahn Stefano...... STEF-ah-no Tana...... TAN-ah Traverso...... tra-VAIR-so Trompeo...... trom-PAY-o
13 senior captain jessica mcentee
jESSIcA McENtEE Senior • F • 5-11 • Flushing, NY • Archbishop Molloy H.S. #25
JESSIcA in in her fourth season with the Violets and enters her second season as a captain…ranked first all-time in free throws and free-throw percentage, sixth in rebounding and eighth in scoring entering her senior season. 2007-08: D3hoops.com First Team and Women’s DIII News Second Team All-American… tabbed Player of the Year by D3hoops.com (East Region), ECAC (Division III Metropolitan Co-Player) and UAA (Co-Player of the Year)…First Team D3hoops.com All-East Region, All-ECAC Metro, All-NIT/MBWA Metropolitan, and All-UAA…Women’s DIII News Player of the Month – December…named MVP of the NYU Tip-Off Tournament (11/16-17) and NYU Classic (11/24-25)…selected UAA Athlete of the Week seven times (11/19, 12/3, 12/10, 1/14, 1/22, 1/28, 2/12), ECAC Division III Metropolitan Player of the Week on five occasions (12/5, 12/12, 1/30, 2/6, 2/13), PrestoSports/MBWA Player of the Week three times (12/3, 12/10, 2/18), and to the D3hoops.com Team of the Week once (12/7)…recorded 15 double-doubles while ranking ninth in scoring and 18th in rebounding nationally…paced the Violets in all major statistical categories and set a school single-season record for scoring average…led the UAA in scoring and rebounding…tied the UAA record for most points scored (301) and scoring average (21.5 ppg) in Association contests…led the team in scoring 23 times and in rebounding on 21 occasions…scored 20-or-more points in 13 contests, including 30 or more three times…reached double figures in rebounds 18 times…played all 40 minutes in four contests…scored a career-high 38 points, grabbed a season-high 19 rebounds and made a school single-game record 20 free throws (on 21 attempts) vs. SUNY New Paltz (12/1)…her 38 points tied for the team’s third-highest single-game scoring mark…established a Violet record with 33 consecutive free throws (12/1-1/4). 2006-07: Started all 31 games… earned All-America accolades from Kodak/WBCA (First Team), Women’s DIII News (Second Team), and D3hoops.com (Second Team)…received Player of the Year honors from the UAA, PrestoSports/MBWA, NYSWCAA, ECAC (Division III Metropolitan), and D3hoops.com (East Region)…nine-time UAA Athlete of the Week (12/11, 1/8, 1/16, 1/22, 1/29, 2/12, 2/19, 2/26, 3/5)…three-time ECAC Metro Player of the Week (1/16, 2/12, 2/20)…also earned PrestoSports/MBWA Player of the Week honors three times (12/11, 1/15, 1/22), and became the first Division III player to earn the award in consecutive weeks (1/15 and 1/22)…paced the team in scoring 15 times and in rebounding on 22 occasions…led both the UAA and NYU in scoring and rebounding…ranked third nationally in rebounding after notching the Violets’ second-best single-season total ever…became the first NYU player to average a double-double since Donna Layne in 1992-93, recording 20…scored 20-or-more points 12 times…grabbed at least 10 rebounds on 22 occasions…made 24 consecutive free throws (2/2-9)…scored 36 points, the fifth highest one-game total in team history, vs. Emory (2/18)…also produced a 34-point performance vs. Gwynedd- Mercy in the NCAA Championships second round (3/3) and a 31-point outing vs. Brandeis (2/24), the latter featuring a then-school record 17 free-throw conversions…pulled down a career-high 20 rebounds at Chicago (1/26)…connected on all 14 free throw attempts vs. Chicago (2/4). 2005-06: Played in 25 games (all as a non-starter), the most of all freshmen…led the Violets and finished fifth in the UAA in free-throw percentage… ranked second on the team in rebounding average and 10th in the UAA in total rebounds…PrestoSports/MBWA Honor Roll selection (12/19)…scored a season-high 12 points vs. Case Western (2/3)…pulled down double- digit rebounds five times, including a season-best 12 vs. Hunter (1/16)…collected 11 rebounds vs. Williams in the NCAA Championships first round (3/3)…perfect from the foul line in 12 games, including consecutive 6-6 performances vs. Emory (1/27) and Case Western (1/29)…played a season-high 23 minutes and also went 6-6 from the foul line vs. Mount St. Mary (12/6). HIGH ScHOOL: Averaged 14 points, eight rebounds and three assists per game her senior year at Archbishop Molloy…named First Team All-City by New York Newsday... selected First Team All-Queens by the New York Daily News…member of Molloy’s 2003 and 2004 CHSAA Championship teams…also ran cross country and outdoor track…Honor Roll student all four years…member of Who’s Who Among American High School Students. AcADEmIcS: An economics major in NYU’s College of Arts and Science…minoring in pre-business. PERSONAL: Volunteered with the Special Olympics…hopes to play professional beach volleyball with teammate Sarah McDevitt someday…enjoys the beach, boating, playing tennis, and going to the movies…plans on traveling to Europe after graduation.
Total 3-PT YR G/GS FG-FGA PCT FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT REB RPG AST TO BL ST PTS AVG 05-06 25/0 47-113 .416 2-12 .167 70-85 .824 162 6.5 23 31 14 18 166 6.6 06-07 31/31 148-333 .444 11-24 .458 217-269 .807 386 12.5 89 67 17 33 524 16.9 07-08 25/25 152-327 .465 20-61 .328 196-238 .824 284 11.4 65 78 18 36 520 20.8 Totals 81/56 347-773 .449 33-97 .340 483-592 .816 832 10.3 177 176 49 87 1210 14.9 14 senior gena brown
GENA bROWN #23 Senior • G • 5-10 • Philadelphia, PA • Central H.S.
GENA is in her fourth season with the Violets. 2007-08: Played in 25 games, including 22 starts…scored a season-high 10 points at SUNY Oswego (12/4) and vs. Case Western (2/8)…averaged 7.5 points, 8.0 rebounds and 2.0 steals per game, and was named to the NYU Tip-Off All-Tournament Team (11/16-17)…grabbed a career-best 10 rebounds vs. Farmingdale State (11/17)…Arthur Ashe Jr. Sports Scholar and UAA Winter Sport All-Academic honoree. 2006-07: Started all 31 games… NYU Tip-Off All-Tournament Team selection (11/17-18)…ECAC Divi- sion III Metropolitan Honor Roll selection (12/19)…UAA Co-Athlete of the Week (1/2)…averaged career bests in points, rebounds, assists, steals, and blocks…recorded 11 double-digit scoring games, including a career-high 17 points in the season opener vs. FDU-Florham (11/17)… tallied a team-high 16 points while shooting 6-6 from the field (4-4 3FG) at Stevens Tech (12/30)… also scored 16 points and blocked a career-high two shots at Case Western (2/16)…contributed seven rebounds and a career-high three steals vs. Drew (12/9)…UAA Winter Sport All-Academic and Arthur Ashe Jr. Sports Scholar Award honoree. 2005-06: Appeared in 23 games, all as a non-starter…enjoyed a perfect shooting day (3-3 FG, 2-2 3FG, 2-2 FT), and recorded sea- son highs in points (10), rebounds (4) and steals (2) vs. Carnegie Mellon (1/8). HIGH ScHOOL: Member of Central’s four-time Philadelphia Public League Championship teams...her teams never lost a game (65-0) in league play during her career…se- lected MVP of the Philadelphia Public League District XII Championship Game… scored a career-high 21 points in that game…graduated with Barnwell Honors (A’s and B’s)…CYO volunteer…National Honor Roll. AcADEmIcS: A finance/ management and organizational behavior double major in the Leonard N. Stern School of Business…member of the Stern Dean’s Honor Roll, Spring 2008…made the Intercollegiate Athletics Honor Roll and the Student-Athlete Honor Roll twice each (Spring 2006, Spring 2008). PERSONAL: Enjoys going to the movies, shopping, spending time with the people she loves, and exploring New York City… hopes to eventually run her own business.
Total 3-PT YR G/GS FG-FGA PCT FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT REB RPG AST TO BL ST PTS AVG 05-06 23/0 25-63 .397 9-24 .375 10-17 .588 36 1.6 1 24 3 10 69 3.0 06-07 31/31 105-252 .417 26-72 .361 29-46 .630 63 2.0 59 71 11 31 265 8.5 07-08 25/22 47-138 .341 7-39 .179 29-39 .744 63 2.5 29 57 6 18 130 5.2 Totals 79/53 177-453 .391 42-135 .311 68-102 .667 162 2.1 96 152 20 59 464 5.9 15 senior megan fox
mEGAN FOX Senior • C • 6-0 • Skillman, NJ • Montgomery H.S. #34
mEGAN is in her fourth season with the Violets. 2007-08: Appeared in all 25 games, including 19 starts…averaged career highs in rebounds, assists, steals, and minutes…named to NYU Classic All-Tournament Team after averaging 7.0 points, 7.5 rebounds and 3.0 steals (11/24- 25)…led the team in rebounds four times, including a career-best 12 at Carnegie Mellon (1/20)…grabbed 11 boards vs. Stevens Tech (12/30) and vs. Washington (1/25)…tallied a career-high tying 10 points and added nine caroms vs. Worcester State (11/25)…contributed nine points and eight rebounds at Brandeis (3/1)…UAA Winter Sport All-Academic honoree. 2006-07: Played in all 31 games as a non-starter…averaged career bests in points and blocks…scored a career-high 10 points and led the Violets with nine rebounds vs. Mount St. Vincent (1/2)…grabbed a season- and team- high 10 boards in the season opener vs. FDU-Florham (11/17)…also grabbed 10 caroms vs. Rochester (2/9)…UAA Winter Sport All-Academic honoree. 2005-06: Played in 14 games, all as a non-starter…scored a season-best four points vs. Farmingdale State (11/26)…pulled down 11 rebounds in a season-high 11 minutes vs. USMMA (12/17). HIGH ScHOOL: Averaged 15 points, 10 rebounds, two assists, and two blocks per game, while also recording 13 double- doubles as a senior…named Somerset County (NJ) Player of the Year…tabbed First Team All-Area by the Courier News…selected Second Team All-State Group 3 by The Star-Ledger, which also honored her as one of New Jersey’s “Top 10 Rebounders”…named team MVP as a junior and senior…National Honor Society member. AcADEmIcS: An economics major in the College of Arts and Science…minoring in business…Dean’s List student. PERSONAL: Enjoys ocean kayaking and body surfing at the New Jersey Shore…also likes bike riding and playing cornhole, Skip-It and tennis.
Total 3-PT YR G/GS FG-FGA PCT FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT REB RPG AST TO BL ST PTS AVG 05-06 14/0 6-20 .300 0-0 .000 2-3 .667 35 2.5 1 10 0 0 14 1.0 06-07 31/0 55-122 .451 0-0 .000 25-40 .625 176 5.7 22 48 16 6 135 3.3 07-08 25/19 44-98 .449 0-1 .000 8-20 .400 155 6.2 26 36 10 19 96 3.8 Totals 70/19 105-240 .438 0-1 .000 35-63 .556 366 5.2 49 94 26 25 245 3.5 16 senior sarah mcdevitt
SARAH mcDEVItt #32 Senior • G/F • 5-11 • Seattle, WA • Holy Names Academy
SARAH is in her fourth season with the Violets. 2007-08: Appeared in 22 games, including her first nine career starts…tied her career high in scoring average…established career bests in assists and steals… named to the NYU Classic All-Tournament Team (11/24-25)…netted season highs in points (17), rebounds (4), assists (3), and steals (3) in 17 minutes vs. FDU-Florham (11/24)…made her first career start vs. SUNY New Paltz (12/1)…scored nine points vs. Johns Hopkins (1/4)…UAA Winter Sport All-Academic honoree. 2006-07: Played in 29 games, all as a non-starter…scored a career-high 18 points (4-4 FT) vs. Alfred (11/18)…netted 11 points, including a career-best six free throws, vs. Hunter (1/15)…pulled down a career-high eight rebounds and tied a personal best with three steals vs. St. Joseph’s-LI (11/21)…UAA Winter Sport All- Academic honoree. 2005-06: Played in 23 games as a reserve…scored a season-high seven points vs. Emory (2/5)…tallied six points on four other occasions…pulled down a season-best five rebounds vs. Farmingdale State (11/26)…established career bests of three assists and three steals vs. USMMA (12/17). HIGH ScHOOL: Averaged 12.2 points, six rebounds, 2.8 assists, and 1.6 steals per game as a senior at Holy Names…four-year varsity player…named team MVP in her sophomore and senior years…Salutatorian…AP Scholar…Honor Roll student. AcADEmIcS: Majoring in math/computer science in the College of Arts and Science…CAS Dean’s Honor Roll student. PERSONAL: Interned at Microsoft last summer and will start as a full-time program manager for the software giant next September…plans to travel Europe after graduation before beginning her career…aspires to play professional beach volleyball with teammate Jessica McEntee…enjoys drawing and wakeboarding.
Totals 3-PT YR G/GS FG-FGA PCT FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT REB RPG AST TO BL ST PTS AVG 05-06 23/0 19-57 .333 6-25 .240 10-15 .667 26 1.1 5 8 1 8 54 2.3 06-07 29/0 30-86 .349 11-36 .306 21-29 .724 57 2.0 16 36 2 10 92 3.2 07-08 22/9 23-79 .291 12-49 .245 12-18 .667 37 1.7 20 26 1 12 70 3.2 Totals 74/9 72-222 .324 29-110 .264 43-62 .694 120 1.6 41 70 4 30 216 2.9 17 the veterans chelsea seabron, grace carmen
cHELSEA SEAbRON #12 Senior • F • 5-11 • West Bloomfield, MI • West Bloomfield H.S.
cHELSEA is in her second season with the Violets after playing two years at Division I Mercer University. 2007-08: Saw action in 19 games, including three starts…made her first collegiate start vs. Rochester, finishing with four points and season-high tying rebounding (6) and steal (4) totals in a season-long 29 minutes (2/17)…scored a season- best six points vs. Trinity-CT (11/16), Worcester State (11/25), Carnegie Mellon (2/15), and at Chicago (2/22)…contributed four points, five boards, a career-high tying three blocks and two steals vs. FDU-Florham (11/24)…swiped four steals vs. Worcester State (11/25)…UAA All-Academic honoree. 2006-07: Played in all 30 games and started 11 for Mercer…led the team in blocked shots and finished third in rebounding…scored a career-high 15 points vs. Georgia Tech (11/10)…totaled career bests of 16 rebounds and three assists vs. Savannah State (12/29)… recorded a personal-best three blocks vs. Southeastern Louisiana (12/20) and vs. Campbell (2/15)…played a career-high 37 minutes and totaled a career-high five steals vs. Kennesaw State (3/2)…posted five double- digit scoring games and three double-digit rebounding contests…earned Atlantic Sun Conference Player of the Week Honorable Mention (11/13) and All-Academic Team honors. 2005-06: Played in 28 of the Bears’ 29 games…received her only start of the season and played a season-high 17 minutes vs. Florida A&M (12/29)… also played 17 minutes vs. Pacific (11/26)…scored a season-high eight points and grabbed a season-best five rebounds vs. Florida Atlantic (1/2)…also had eight points vs. Campbell (12/3)…also grabbed five rebounds vs. Cal Poly (11/21) and Jacksonville (1/19). HIGH ScHOOL: Four-year team member…named West Bloomfield’s Female Athlete of the Year as a senior…also competed on the track team for four years and the volleyball team for one season…served as captain of the basketball and track teams as a junior and senior… member of the National Honor Society, the African American Awareness Club and the Concert Choir. AcADEmIcS: A social sciences/ communications double major in the School of Continuing and Professional Studies…minoring in organizational behavior. PERSONAL: Participated in the Harvard Summer Venture in Management and Wall Street Exchange programs…volunteers with the Management Leadership for Tomorrow program and the Reggie McKinsey Foundation…enjoys cooking, shopping, singing, traveling, and watching movies…hopes to start her own non-profit organization and own a restaurant after graduating.
Total 3-PT YR G/GS FG-FGA PCT FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT REB RPG AST TO BL ST PTS AVG 05-06 Played at Mercer University 06-07 Played at Mercer University 07-08 19/3 22-53 .415 0-2 .000 6-10 .600 53 2.8 3 25 10 19 50 2.6
GRAcE cARmEN #33 Junior • F/G • 5-10 • Fallston, MD • Notre Dame Prep
GRAcE is in her third season with the Violets. 2007-08: Appeared in 22 games, and started the final six of the season…tallied a career-high tying 13 points at Chicago (2/22)… finished with 12 points and six rebounds vs. Carnegie Mellon (2/15)…made her first ca- reer start and contributed nine points, seven rebounds and a career-high three blocks vs. Emory (2/10). 2006-07: Played in 27 games as a Violet freshman, all as a non-starter… scored a season-high 13 points (5-6 FG, 3-3 FT) vs. Rochester (2/9)…tallied 10 points (5-7 FG) and played a season-best 19 minutes vs. St. Joseph’s-LI (11/21)…grabbed a season-high seven rebounds vs. Alfred (11/18)…totaled eight points and six rebounds vs. FDU-Florham in her collegiate debut (11/17). HIGH ScHOOL: Scored over 1,000 career points…four- year starter…served as team captain as a junior and senior…selected First Team All-Baltimore County and Christmas Tournament MVP…AAU Nationals All-American…Honor Roll student. AcADEmIcS: A broadcast journalism/sociology double major in the College of Arts and Science…Dean’s List student. PERSONAL: Enjoys browsing Craigslist.com, cooking, reading, and playing table tennis…aspires to become either a broadcaster or write for Food & Wine Magazine. Total 3-PT YR G/GS FG-FGA PCT FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT REB RPG AST TO BL ST PTS AVG 06-07 27/0 24-47 .511 0-2 .000 17-23 .739 42 1.6 4 14 6 2 65 2.4 07-08 22/6 28-81 .346 2-8 .250 15-17 .882 42 1.9 4 20 4 9 73 3.3 Totals 49/6 52-128 .406 2-10 .200 32-40 .800 84 1.7 8 34 10 11 138 2.8 18 the veterans jen hum-traverso, hailey kimball
jEN HUm-tRAVERSO #21 Junior • G • 5-6 • San Rafael, CA • Convent of the Sacred Heart Academy
jEN is in her third season with the Violets. 2007-08: One of only two Violets to start all 25 games…established career highs in every major statistical category…ranked second on the team in assists and steals…reached double figures in scoring five times, including career high of 13 points vs. SUNY New Paltz (12/1) and vs. Chicago (1/27)…recorded 10 points, five assists and three steals vs. New Jersey City (1/7). 2006-07: Played in all 31 games, including a start vs. New Jersey City (12/11) in which she totaled nine points and a career-best four steals…scored a season-high 10 points, including 7-8 from the foul line, and compiled a season-best five assists vs. Case Western (1/21)…pulled down a career-high seven rebounds vs. Mount St. Vincent (1/2). HIGH ScHOOL: Scored more than 1,000 career points…team MVP and team captain as a sophomore, junior and senior…four-year All-State selection…San Francisco Chronicle Player of the Year and All-City Team honoree…earned game MVP honors as Convent won the state championship during her freshman season…had her #11 jersey retired during “Jen Hum-Traverso Day”…also received a proclamation from San Francisco mayor Gavin Newsom during that ceremony…received the Japanese Award and the History Award. AcADEmIcS: An economics major in the College of Arts & Science…minoring in business. PERSONAL: Enjoys spending time with family and friends, traveling, and playing tennis and golf…has volunteered with various neighborhood organizations.
Total 3-PT YR G/GS FG-FGA PCT FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT REB RPG AST TO BL ST PTS AVG 06-07 31/1 23-72 .319 12-41 .293 27-33 .818 29 0.9 31 37 0 25 85 2.7 07-08 25/25 42-121 .347 16-48 .333 37-59 .627 49 2.0 59 56 3 32 137 5.5 Totals 56/26 66-194 .340 29-90 .322 64-92 .696 78 1.4 90 93 3 57 225 4.0
HAILEy KImbALL #24 Junior • G • 5-9 • North Berwick, ME • Noble H.S.
HAILEy is in her second season with the Violets after transfering from Division II St. Michael’s College. 2007-08: Appeared in 10 games as a reserve after transferring from Division I High Point University prior to the spring semester…established season highs of 16 minutes played, nine points, two rebounds, and two steals vs. Rochester (2/17)… tallied five points and hit her first three-pointer as a Violet at Chicago (2/22)…did not play basketball at High Point. 2006-07: Transferred to High Point after spending the fall semester at Division II St. Michael’s College…did not play basketball at either school. 2005-06: Appeared in 23 games, all as a non-starter, averaging 2.5 points and 1.1 rebounds in 8.0 minutes per game at St. Michael’s…scored a season-best nine points in a season-high tying 13 minutes vs. LeMoyne (1/2)…helped team tie a school single-season record with 17 wins. HIGH ScHOOL: Played four sports…led the basketball team in scoring in each of her final three seasons, including a 17 ppg average as a senior… played in the 2005 Maine McDonald’s Senior All-Star Game…named to the Southern Maine Athletic Association (SMAA) First Team her senior year…two-time SMAA All-Star…helped the softball team reach the 2003 Class A Championship game…two-time All-SMAA selection in field hockey. AcADEmIcS: A psychology major in the School of Continuing and Professional Studies (SCPS)…minoring in nursing…member of Psi Chi, the Psychology Honors Society…received a SCPS academic scholarship. PERSONAL: Enjoys coaching at summer basketball camps…volunteered as an assistant activities director at a nursing home…plans to attend graduate school to study nursing anesthesia, a special concentration in psychiatrics. Totals 3-PT YR G/GS FG-FGA PCT FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT REB RPG AST TO BL ST PTS AVG 05-06 Played at St. Michael’s College 06-07 Did Not Play 07-08 10/0 6-26 .231 1-10 .100 3-5 .600 6 0.6 2 12 0 5 16 1.6 19 the veterans chelsea blake, emily foshag
cHELSEA bLAKE #55 Sophomore • G • 5-7 • Hamden, CT • Hamden H.S.
cHELSEA is in her second season with the Violets. 2007-08: Played in all 25 games, including four starts…led all rookies and ranked second on the team in free-throw percentage and third in scoring, assists and steals…reached double digits in scoring seven times…established career highs of 21 points (6-9 FG, 7-7 FT) and seven assists vs. Stevens Tech (12/30)…made her first career start and finished with 14 points vs. Chicago (1/27). HIGH ScHOOL: Averaged 17.5 ppg, 5.0 apg and 3.0 spg during her senior season…McDonald’s All-American nominee and a Second Team All-State selection as a senior…named MVP of the All-State Senior All-Star Game…All- Area honoree as a junior and senior…All-Conference selection as a sophomore, junior and senior…accumulated more than 1,000 points…Honor Roll Student…member of the Human Relations Club…DECA Community Service Award recipient. AcADEmIcS: A sports management major in the School of Continuing and Professional Stud- ies. PERSONAL: Served as an AAU and CYO volunteer…enjoys playing all sports, eating, reading, sleeping, and spending time with family and friends…would like to work for the NBA after graduation.
Totals 3-PT YR G/GS FG-FGA PCT FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT REB RPG AST TO BL ST PTS AVG 07-08 25/4 72-177 .407 11-28 .393 28-35 .800 60 2.4 55 59 3 29 183 7.3
EmILy FOSHAG #13 Sophomore • G • 5-9 • Los Angeles, CA • Santa Monica H.S.
EmILy is in her second season with the Violets. 2007-08: Appeared in 22 games and started the final four contests of the campaign…produced a career high of eight points vs. Rochester (2/17) and at Washington (2/24). HIGH ScHOOL: Two-time team MVP…four-year player, three- year starter and captain…averaged 15 points per game and earned the May Sutton Bundy Award as Santa Monica’s top senior female athlete…two-time All-CIF (California Interscholastic Federation) selection…helped lead her teams to three Ocean League titles (2005-07)…Ocean League MVP as a junior and All-League as a senior…also a two-year member of the varsity track team…two-time AP Scholar…served as editor-in-chief and sports editor of The Samohi, her school newspa- per…National Merit Scholarship Commended Student…recipient of the 2007 George Drake Leadership Award… volunteered as a youth basketball coach at the Mar Vista Recreations Center for four years. AcADEmIcS: Has not declared a major, but is enrolled in the Leonard N. Stern School of Business. PERSONAL: One of six children… enjoys doing crossword puzzles, exploring new cities, hanging out with family and friends, listening to country music, reading, running, swimming, and watching ESPN…roots for the Los Angeles Lakers and is a Kobe Bryant fan…hopes to earn her MBA and eventually own her own gym, restaurant and sports bar.
Total 3-PT YR G/GS FG-FGA PCT FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT REB RPG AST TO BL ST PTS AVG 07-08 22/4 17-63 .270 8-33 .242 8-17 .471 32 1.5 12 23 1 10 50 2.3
20 the veterans christine kilmurray, bianca storts, olivia tromm
cHRIStINE KILmURRAy #44 Sophomore • C • 6-1 • Wall, NJ • Wall H.S.
cHRIStINE is in her second season with the Violets. 2007-08: Played in 13 games, all as a reserve…netted a career-high seven points vs. Washington (1/25)…contributed five points and a career-best five rebounds at Hunter (1/14)…also tallied five points, in three minutes, vs. Worces- ter State (11/25). HIGH ScHOOL: Never missed a game during her four-year career at Wall… scored more than 1,000 points…served as captain during her junior and senior years…selected All-Division and Coast Star Defensive Player of the Year as a junior…named to The Star Ledger All-Freshman and All-Sophomore teams, Monmouth County…selected MVP of the Brick Memo- rial Tournament in 2005…member of the Latin Club, Students Against Destructive Decisions, the Anti-Bullying Task Force, and the Math Club…National Honor Society member. AcADEmIcS: A liberal studies major in the Faculty of Arts and Science. PERSONAL: Enjoys going to the beach, playing volleyball and doing sudoku puzzles…volunteered for the Challenger League, a basketball program for children with special needs.
Total 3-PT YR G/GS FG-FGA PCT FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT REB RPG AST TO BL ST PTS AVG 07-08 13-0 9-25 .360 2-6 .333 7-13 .538 14 1.1 0 4 2 1 27 2.1
bIANcA StORtS #15 Sophomore • G • 5-9 • Poughkeepsie, NY • Poughkeepsie H.S.
bIANcA is in her second season with the Violets. 2007-08: Saw time in all 25 contests, includ- ing one start vs. Johns Hopkins (1/4)…ranked second on the team in steals, third in rebounding and fourth in scoring…reached double figures in scoring five times, including season highs of 15 points vs. Stevens Tech (12/30) and at Hunter (1/14)…contributed 11 points and a career-high four steals vs. Carnegie Mellon (2/15)…totaled eight points and six rebounds in her start vs. Johns Hopkins. HIGH ScHOOL: Selected Poughkeepsie’s team MVP…earned All-League and All-Section honors…scored more than 1,000 points…graduated in the top 15% of her senior class…member of Poughkeepsie’s Student Government Association…participated on the prom and yearbook com- mittees…member of the National Honor Society…Honor Roll student. AcADEmIcS: Has not declared a major, but is enrolled in the College of Arts and Science. PERSONAL: Enjoys shopping and text messaging.
Total 3-PT YR G/GS FG-FGA PCT FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT REB RPG AST TO BL ST PTS AVG 07-08 25/1 58-135 .430 11-37 .297 42-57 .737 78 3.1 33 38 16 34 169 6.8
OLIVIA tROmm #10 Sophomore • G/F • 5-10 • Beach Haven, NJ • Southern Regional H.S.
OLIVIA is in her second season with the Violets. 2007-08: Played in six games off the bench… established career highs of 12 points and three rebounds in 21 minutes in the season finale at Brandeis (3/1). HIGH ScHOOL: Four-year starter, three-year team captain at Southern…aver- aged 13.2 ppg and 6.1 rpg while earning First Team Class A South honors from the Asbury Park Press as a senior…selected Second Team All-Ocean County as a junior and senior, and to the Ocean County All-Junior Team by The Star Ledger…four-time All-Star honoree by the Times Beacon…scored 1,137 career points…earned the Edward J. Bloustein Scholarship and the Research Writing awards…served as the concertmaster of the Southern Regional High School Orchestra…member of the National Honor Society and the Spanish Honor Society. AcADEmIcS: Majoring in journalism in the College of Arts & Science. PERSONAL: Volunteers at The Door, a New York-based organization where she helps students in their quest to obtain their GED’s, as well as at NYU’s Friend to Friend Autism Club… enjoys playing beach volleyball, listening to music and surfing. Total 3-PT YR G/GS FG-FGA PCT FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT REB RPG AST TO BL ST PTS AVG 07-08 6/0 5-14 .357 2-6 .333 2-2 1.0021 6 1.0 3 2 1 0 14 2.3 the rookies tana bertino, cara bonito, erica franke
#20 tANA bERtINO Freshman • G • 5-10 • Needham, MA • Noble & Greenough H.S.
tANA is in her first season with the Violets. HIGH ScHOOL: Four-year starter and senior captain at Noble and Greenough…earned All-Independent School League and All-New England honors from 2006-08…also played three years of lacrosse…head of Campus Against Cancer…member of the Asian Community Club… four-year Honor Roll student. AcADEmIcS: A sports management major in the School of Continuing and Professional Studies. PERSONAL: Enjoys photography and did an internship last spring and summer with Boston Photography…served as the staff photographer for her high school newspaper, The Nobleman… possesses eight years of piano-playing experience and has performed in recitals.
#5 cARA bONItO Freshman • G • 5-5 • Teaneck, NJ • Academy of the Holy Angels
cARA is in her first season with the Violets. HIGH ScHOOL: Four-year varsity player at Holy Angels…First Team All-Bergen County as a junior and senior…two-time All-North Jersey selection by The Record…three-time First Team All-Northern New Jersey Interscholastic League selection…Notre Dame Distinguished Scholar… member of the National Honor Society and the Italian Honor Society. AcADEmIcS: A liberal studies major in the Faculty of Arts and Science. PERSONAL: Worked with Tomorrow’s Children, a group which helps kids with terminal illnesses…volunteered at the Englewood Hospital and Medical Center…enjoys bike riding, reading, shopping, and playing sports.
#30 ERIcA FRANKE Freshman • F • 6-0 • Cincinnati, OH • Mariemont H.S.
ERIcA is in her first season with the Violets. HIGH ScHOOL: Four-year basketball team member...earned team MVP, First Team All-Cincinnati Hills League (CHL) and First Team All-City Division II-IV honors as a senior...team won the CHL Championship all four years…Second Team All-CHL as a junior...also earned First Team CHL and All-City Division II-IV honors in volleyball...competed in track & field and was the 100 hurdles, 300 hurdles and high jump CHL and district champion...AP Scholar…National Merit Commended Student… member of the National Honor Society. ACADEMICS: A pre-health major in the College of Arts & Science. PERSONAL: Volunteered with Habitat for Humanity…enjoys bike riding, playing and watching sports, reading, scuba diving, shopping, and skiing.
22 nyu athletic facilities coles and palladium
Jerome S. Coles Palladium Athletic Facility Sports and Recreation Center tHE jEROmE S. COLES SPORtS AND REcREAtION CENtER, tHE PALLADIUm AtHLEtIc FAcILIty (PAF), located on which opened in September 1981, is the hub of recreational East 14th Street near Union Square, is the latest in cutting- and athletic needs for the University’s students, faculty, staff, edge sports complexes designed to feel like a private health and alumni. Each year, the facilities accommodate a wide club. The facility boasts an aerodynamically designed, L- range of individual and group shaped, deep-water pool, perfect for anything from swimming recreational sports and laps to varsity-level competition. fitness activities, including over 1,000 different courses at various skill levels serving 11,000 participants, as well as club sports and an intramural program enjoyed by approximately 8,500 students. The Center also serves as the primary home of the University’s 21-sport intercollegiate athletic program. The operating schedule of the Center provides every member of the University community with an opportunity to participate in these activities, or to make use of open space for individual workouts. The Center also has played host to the following events: NCAA Basketball National Championships, NCAA Regional Wrestling Championships, NCAA Regional Fencing Some of the highlights of the PAF, which opened in the Championships, NCAA Regional Volleyball Championships, fall of 2002, include a 3,140 square-foot weight room com- ECAC Regional Basketball Championships, Metropolitan plete with free weights, selectorized machines and a FitLinxx Wrestling Championships, International Wrestling events, workout system. The FitLinxx system is a series of weight- International Fencing Association Championships, University lifting machines connected to a Athletic Association Championships in several sports, and the computer network that not only National Collegiate Tae Kwon Do Championships. tells one how fast to pump, but The Center is located at 181 Mercer Street (between also remembers previous work- Bleecker and Houston streets), covers 142,000 square feet outs and weight-settings. and has four levels (roof, lobby, natatorium, and fieldhouse). The PAF also features a Recently, NYU undertook extensive renovations of the rooftop, 3,433 square-foot aerobic fit- including the removal of the previous roof system, replacement ness room dedicated to of the roof’s water proofing membrane, installation of a new cardio equipment, which state-of-the-art tennis and track surface, and extension of the includes treadmills, el- three-lane sprint running course. liptical trainers and ex- Up to 3,000 members use the facility daily. Approximately ercycles. Each machine 1,900 spectators can be seated in the fieldhouse bleachers is outfitted with consoles and 230 can be seated in the into which patrons can natatorium bleachers. The Center plug their own head- is barrier-free and accessible to phones to receive audio from the nine TV stations playing in physically challenged persons. the room or the eight commercial-free cable radio stations. Several of NYU’s varsity teams From this environment, one can move to the 30-foot-high play their home games/matches climbing center or to the group cycling room. at Coles: men’s & The main gym can be used for either volleyball or basket- women’s basketball, ball. The auxiliary gym is outfitted with a high-tech sound system men’s & women’s and progressive fitness equipment, such as exercise balls and fencing, men’s & body bars, making it the perfect haven for recreation classes. In women’s volleyball, addition, it has two half-sized basketball courts, which can be and men’s wrestling. utilized when recreation classes are not in session.
1997 NCAA National Championship @ the Coles Sports Center 23 looking back 2007-08 season review
Another record-breaking McEntee made the Violets saw their season by junior All-American e v e n m o r e o f a n younger and less proven 2007-08 Individual Statistics Jessica McEntee, as well as the i m p r e s s i o n o n t h e players provide cause seasoning of several younger Violets’ record books, for future optimism. players, highlighted the 2007-08 becoming the all-time Sophomores Jen Hum- New York University women’s leader in free throws Traverso (5.5 ppg) and basketball season. made (483), free throws Grace Carmen (3.2 rpg) Although the Violets attempted (592) and free played starting roles did not participate in postseason throw percentage (81.6). after serving as reserves play for the first time in 23 years, She also enjoyed one on NYU’s 2007 NCAA finishing 14-11 overall and 3-11 in of the most memorable Division III Final Four the highly competitive University performances ever at team. Hum-Traverso Athletic Association (UAA), they NYU, hitting a program- provided a steadying just might have set the stage for best 20 free throws in influence and improved another playoff streak beginning in 21 attempts en route to her offensive skills. 2008-09. a career-high 38-point, Meanwhile, Carmen went Just as she has been her first 19-rebound performance from seldom-used backup three seasons at NYU, McEntee in an 87-82 victory over to a solid starter over the figures to point the way. The 5-11 SUNY New Paltz on final six games, tallying junior forward and captain enjoyed Dec. 1. a career-high 13 points her most spectacular campaign On the UAA charts, at UAA Champion the ever, recording 17 double-doubles McEntee became the University of Chicago on while leading the team in every all-time leader in free Feb. 22. major statistical category. McEntee throws made (253) in Tw o o t h e r f i n e averaged career bests of 20.8 points Association games. She examples were freshmen and 11.4 rebounds, the former stat also tied the season guards Chelsea Blake (7.3 establishing a new school record standards for scoring ppg) and Bianca Storts that surpassed the previous mark of average (21.5 ppg) and (6.8 ppg, 3.1 rpg), who 20.3 points set by all-time leading points scored (301) in finished second and third, scorer Marsha Harris. In addition, Association games, respectively, in scoring. McEntee became the 13th NYU which was previously set Storts’ athleticism shone women’s basketball player to reach by Emory University’s defensively, as she ranked 2007-08 Game Results (14-11 overall, 3-11 UAA) the 1,000-point plateau, ending the Ta m m y J a c k s o n i n second on the team in season in eighth place all-time with 1991-92. steals (34) and blocked Date Opponent Score/Result High Points High Rebounds 1,210 points. For her efforts, shots (18). Another 11/16/07 # TRINITY COLLEGE (CT) W 61-40 (14) McEntee, Jessica (10) McEntee, Jessica McEntee was selected as rookie guard, Emily 11/17/07 # FARMINGDALE STATE COLLEGE W 71-61 (24) McEntee, Jessica (16) McEntee, Jessica the UAA Co-Player of the Foshag (2.3 ppg), started 11/24/07 % FDU-FLORHAM W 84-40 (17) McDevitt, Sarah (12) McEntee, Jessica 11/25/07 % WORCESTER STATE COLLEGE W 90-55 (11) McEntee, Jessica (9) Fox, Megan Year, the second straight the final four games and 12/01/07 SUNY NEW PALTZ W 87-82 (38) McEntee, Jessica (19) McEntee, Jessica year the junior either won impressed with both her 12/04/07 at Oswego State College W 67-48 (18) McEntee, Jessica (12) McEntee, Jessica or shared the award. shot selection and her 12/08/07 at Drew University W 86-70 (31) McEntee, Jessica (11) McEntee, Jessica There were numerous on-ball defense. 12/30/07 STEVENS INSTITUTE OF TECH. W 76-65 (21) Blake, Chelsea (16) McEntee, Jessica 1/04/08 JOHNS HOPKINS UNIV. W 63-45 (22) McEntee, Jessica (7) McEntee, Jessica other awards, as well, Solid contributions 1/07/08 NEW JERSEY CITY UNIVERSITY W 64-48 (20) McEntee, Jessica (9) Fox, Megan including: D3Hoops.com also came from the junior 1/12/08 * BRANDEIS UNIVERSITY W 57-47 (28) McEntee, Jessica (15) McEntee, Jessica First Team and Women’s class of Gena Brown (5.2 1/14/08 at Hunter College W 54-36 (17) McEntee, Jessica (8) McEntee, Jessica DIII News Second Team ppg), Megan Fox (3.8 ppg, 1/18/08 * at University of Rochester 55-62 L (19) McEntee, Jessica (13) McEntee, Jessica 1/20/08 * at Carnegie Mellon University W 50-38 (21) McEntee, Jessica (12) Fox, Megan All-American; D3Hoops. 6.2 rpg), Sarah McDevitt 1/25/08 * WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY 60-66 L (19) McEntee, Jessica (12) McEntee, Jessica com Player of the Year (3.2 ppg), and Chelsea 1/27/08 * UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO 68-72 L (25) McEntee, Jessica (14) McEntee, Jessica (East Region); ECAC Seabron (2.6 ppg, 2.8 2/01/08 * at Emory University 60-80 L (25) McEntee, Jessica (7) McEntee, Jessica Division III Metropolitan rpg), all of whom either 2/03/08 * at Case Western Reserve U. 58-70 L (25) McEntee, Jessica (11) McEntee, Jessica 2/08/08 * CASE WESTERN RESERVE U. 63-73 L (21) McEntee, Jessica (9) McEntee, Jessica Co-Player of the Year; started or boosted the 2/10/08 * EMORY UNIVERSITY 61-64 L (27) McEntee, Jessica (13) McEntee, Jessica First Team D3Hoops. Violets off the bench. 2/15/08 * CARNEGIE MELLON UNIVERSITY W 59-49 (13) McEntee, Jessica (11) McEntee, Jessica com All-East Region; All- 2/17/08 * UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER 65-73 L (30) McEntee, Jessica (13) McEntee, Jessica ECAC Metro; All-NIT/ 2/22/08 * at University of Chicago 64-84 L (14) McEntee, Jessica (8) Fox, Megan MBWA Metropolitan; and (8) McEntee, Jessica 2/24/08 * at Washington University 55-71 L (15) McEntee, Jessica (10) McEntee, Jessica All-UAA. Top to Bottom: 3/01/08 * at Brandeis University 60-63 L (19) McEntee, Jessica (12) McEntee, Jessica Senior All-American As dominant as Sophomore Bianca Storts, McEntee proved to be, # - NYU Tip-Off Tournament Jessica McEntee Junior Grace Carmen, % - NYU Classic Sophomore Chelsea Blake, * - University Athletic Association game Sophomore Emily Foshag HOME GAMES IN CAPS 24 2007-08 stats & results individual statistics/game results 2007-08 Individual Statistics 3-PT. REBOUNDS ## Player GP-GS Min Avg FG-FGA Pct FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 25 McEntee, Jessica 25-25 872 34.9 152-327 .465 20-61 .328 196-238 .824 76 208 284 11.4 62 1 65 78 18 36 520 20.8 03 Trout, Chelsea 8-7 216 27.0 25-75 .333 19-65 .292 8-8 1.000 6 12 18 2.3 10 0 8 17 2 9 77 9.6 55 Blake, Chelsea 25-4 498 19.9 72-177 .407 11-28 .393 28-35 .800 11 49 60 2.4 51 0 55 59 3 29 183 7.3 15 Storts, Bianca 25-1 483 19.3 58-135 .430 11-37 .297 42-57 .737 28 50 78 3.1 52 0 33 38 16 34 169 6.8 21 Hum-Traverso, Jen 25-25 569 22.8 42-121 .347 16-48 .333 37-59 .627 13 36 49 2.0 46 0 59 56 3 32 137 5.5 23 Brown, Gena 25-22 557 22.3 47-138 .341 7-39 .179 29-39 .744 29 34 63 2.5 43 0 29 57 6 18 130 5.2 34 Fox, Megan 25-19 560 22.4 44-98 .449 0-1 .000 8-20 .400 34 121 155 6.2 49 2 26 36 10 19 96 3.8 33 Carmen, Grace 22-6 251 11.4 28-81 .346 2-8 .250 15-17 .882 14 28 42 1.9 27 0 4 20 4 9 73 3.3 32 McDevitt, Sarah 22-9 275 12.5 23-79 .291 12-49 .245 12-18 .667 10 27 37 1.7 17 0 20 26 1 12 70 3.2 12 Seabron, Chelsea 19-3 180 9.5 22-53 .415 0-2 .000 6-10 .600 15 38 53 2.8 14 0 3 25 10 19 50 2.6 14 Scansaroli, Laura 2-0 6 3.0 2-4 .500 1-3 .333 0-0 .000 1 1 2 1.0 1 0 1 1 0 0 5 2.5 10 Tromm, Olivia 6-0 37 6.2 5-14 .357 2-6 .333 2-2 1.000 4 2 6 1.0 2 0 3 2 1 0 14 2.3 13 Foshag, Emily 22-4 249 11.3 17-63 .270 8-33 .242 8-17 .471 18 14 32 1.5 19 0 12 23 1 10 50 2.3 44 Kilmurray, Christine 13-0 61 4.7 9-25 .360 2-6 .333 7-13 .538 7 7 14 1.1 13 0 0 4 2 1 27 2.1 24 Kimball, Hailey 10-0 83 8.3 6-26 .231 1-10 .100 3-5 .600 2 4 6 0.6 11 0 2 12 0 5 16 1.6 20 Gould, Cindy 11-0 71 6.5 6-18 .333 1-4 .250 4-6 .667 5 15 20 1.8 6 0 2 13 0 3 17 1.5 02 Geissler, Sarah 6-0 14 2.3 2-5 .400 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0 0 0 0.0 2 0 0 3 0 1 4 0.7 04 Labossiere, Sabrina 1-0 3 3.0 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0.0 42 Ladner, Morgan 1-0 3 3.0 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0 1 1 1.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 11 Fogel, Elana 3-0 12 4.0 0-2 .000 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0 0 0 0.0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0.0 TEAM 47 46 93 3.7 2 10
Totals 25 5000 560-1441 .389 113-400 .283 405-544 .744 320 693 1013 40.5 428 3 323 481 77 237 1638 65.5 Opponents 25 5000 549-1491 .368 124-374 .332 280-408 .686 318 634 952 38.1 469 - 269 495 75 182 1502 60.1
2007-08 Game Results (14-11 overall, 3-11 UAA)
Date Opponent Score/Result High Points High Rebounds 11/16/07 # TRINITY COLLEGE (CT) W 61-40 (14) McEntee, Jessica (10) McEntee, Jessica 11/17/07 # FARMINGDALE STATE COLLEGE W 71-61 (24) McEntee, Jessica (16) McEntee, Jessica 11/24/07 % FDU-FLORHAM W 84-40 (17) McDevitt, Sarah (12) McEntee, Jessica 11/25/07 % WORCESTER STATE COLLEGE W 90-55 (11) McEntee, Jessica (9) Fox, Megan 12/01/07 SUNY NEW PALTZ W 87-82 (38) McEntee, Jessica (19) McEntee, Jessica 12/04/07 at Oswego State College W 67-48 (18) McEntee, Jessica (12) McEntee, Jessica 12/08/07 at Drew University W 86-70 (31) McEntee, Jessica (11) McEntee, Jessica 12/30/07 STEVENS INSTITUTE OF TECH. W 76-65 (21) Blake, Chelsea (16) McEntee, Jessica 1/04/08 JOHNS HOPKINS UNIV. W 63-45 (22) McEntee, Jessica (7) McEntee, Jessica 1/07/08 NEW JERSEY CITY UNIVERSITY W 64-48 (20) McEntee, Jessica (9) Fox, Megan 1/12/08 * BRANDEIS UNIVERSITY W 57-47 (28) McEntee, Jessica (15) McEntee, Jessica 1/14/08 at Hunter College W 54-36 (17) McEntee, Jessica (8) McEntee, Jessica 1/18/08 * at University of Rochester 55-62 L (19) McEntee, Jessica (13) McEntee, Jessica 1/20/08 * at Carnegie Mellon University W 50-38 (21) McEntee, Jessica (12) Fox, Megan 1/25/08 * WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY 60-66 L (19) McEntee, Jessica (12) McEntee, Jessica 1/27/08 * UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO 68-72 L (25) McEntee, Jessica (14) McEntee, Jessica 2/01/08 * at Emory University 60-80 L (25) McEntee, Jessica (7) McEntee, Jessica 2/03/08 * at Case Western Reserve U. 58-70 L (25) McEntee, Jessica (11) McEntee, Jessica 2/08/08 * CASE WESTERN RESERVE U. 63-73 L (21) McEntee, Jessica (9) McEntee, Jessica 2/10/08 * EMORY UNIVERSITY 61-64 L (27) McEntee, Jessica (13) McEntee, Jessica 2/15/08 * CARNEGIE MELLON UNIVERSITY W 59-49 (13) McEntee, Jessica (11) McEntee, Jessica 2/17/08 * UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER 65-73 L (30) McEntee, Jessica (13) McEntee, Jessica 2/22/08 * at University of Chicago 64-84 L (14) McEntee, Jessica (8) Fox, Megan (8) McEntee, Jessica 2/24/08 * at Washington University 55-71 L (15) McEntee, Jessica (10) McEntee, Jessica 3/01/08 * at Brandeis University 60-63 L (19) McEntee, Jessica (12) McEntee, Jessica
# - NYU Tip-Off Tournament % - NYU Classic * - University Athletic Association game
HOME GAMES IN CAPS 25 university athletic association mission, all-uaa honors, 2007-08 awards
NYU’s All-UAA Selections 2007-08 UAA Accolades 1987-88 First **Patti McCrudden, Jr., F First Jennifer Miani, Sr., G TEAm CHAmPIONS HM Jennifer Goeke, So., G University of Chicago 1988-89 First **Patti McCrudden, Sr., F HM Jennifer Goeke, Jr., G cO-PLAYERS OF THE YEAR Jaime Capra • Brandeis University 1989-90 First Carrie Kaczmarski, Fr., F Second Jennifer Goeke, Sr., G Jessica McEntee • New York University New York University is a member of the Second Jocelyn Katsock, Jr., G ROOKIE OF THE YEAR UNIVERSIty AtHLEtIc ASSOcIAtION (UAA). 1990-91 First Jocelyn Katsock, Sr., G Organized in 1986, the UAA is a unique group Second Carrie Kaczmarski, So., F Alex Hoover • Washington University of universities dedicated to running competitive 1991-92 First Carrie Kaczmarski, Jr., F athletic programs while maintaining academic Second Donna Layne, So., F/C COAcHING StAFF OF tHE YEAR University of Chicago • Head Coach Aaron standards of the highest quality. 1992-93 First **Donna Layne, Jr., F/C The eight members of the UAA are Roussell; Assistant Coaches Molly Dullea, Steve 1993-94 First **Donna Layne, Sr., F/C White, Korry Schwanz committed to a philosophy that values HM Jen Krolikowski, Fr., G athletics as an integral part of the student’s HM Gabrielle Lupe, Jr., G total education and believes that excellence HM Mindy Sokalsky, Jr., G FINAL UAA StANDINGS 1. University of Chicago 11-3 22-6 in athletics and academics are not mutually 1994-95 First Marsha Harris, Fr., G exclusive. Accordingly, NYU student-athletes First Jen Krolikowski, So., G 2. University of Rochester 10-4 22-6 Washington University 10-4 19-8 are treated the same as other students in 1995-96 First **Marsha Harris, So., G admissions, financial aid, and academic First Jen Krolikowski, Jr., G 4. Brandeis University 9-5 19-8 policies. In addition, all men’s and women’s HM Mindy Sokalsky, Sr., G 5. Emory University 7-7 14-11 6. Case Western Reserve University 6-8 13-12 sports receive equal emphasis. 1996-97 First **Marsha Harris, Jr., G The other members of the UAA, all private First Jen Krolikowski, Sr., G 7. New York University 3-11 14-11 research universities with undergraduate, HM Jehan Clark, So., G 8. Carnegie Mellon University 0-14 7-18 graduate, and professional programs, are: 1997-98 First Marsha Harris, Sr., G Brandeis University (Waltham, MA); Carnegie Second Jehan Clark, Jr., G ALL-ASSOcIAtION FIRSt TEAm HM Aloysia Jaques, Sr., G Mellon University (Pittsburgh, PA); Case Jaime Capra • Brandeis Western Reserve University (Cleveland, OH); 1998-99 First Jehan Clark, Sr., G Janice Evans • Washington Second Jenny Schinella, Sr., F Molly Hackney • Chicago the University of Chicago (Chicago, IL); Emory HM Meg Barber, Fr., G University (Atlanta, GA); the University of Julie Marriott • Rochester Rochester (Rochester, NY); and Washington 1999-00 First Angela Vicari, Jr., G Jessica McEntee • New York HM Rashida Allen, Jr., F/C Ashleigh Tondo • Case University (St. Louis, MO). HM Lauren D’Ambrosio, Fr., G The University Athletic Association Lora Turner • Emory 2000-01 First Rashida Allen, Sr., F/C sponsors competition in 22 sports — 12 sports First Meg Barber, Jr., G for men and 10 sports for women — including First Angela Vicari, Sr., G ALL-ASSOcIAtION SECOND TEAm football, soccer, cross country, volleyball, HM Dari Magyar, Jr., G Stacie Aleski • Carnegie Mellon Jessica Chapin • Brandeis basketball, fencing, wrestling, swimming & 2001-02 First Meg Barber, Sr., G diving, indoor track & field, outdoor track & First Dari Magyar, Sr., G Mary Herendeen • Case field, tennis, golf, softball, and baseball. HM Allison Herman, Jr., F Ashley Horton • Case During the 2007-08 season, the NYU 2002-03 HM Lauren D’Ambrosio, Jr., G Erica Kaplan • Emory men’s cross country team won its second HM Allison Herman, Sr., F Nofi Mojidi • Chicago HM Chantal Kazay, So., F/C consecutive UAA Championship en route to Alex Porter • Rochester capturing its first-ever NCAA Division III National 2003-04 First **Rachel Wojdowski, Jr., G Second Lauren D’Ambrosio, Sr., G ALL-ASSOcIAtION HONORABLE MENTION Championship. The wrestling team earned its Second Stephanie Huhn, Jr., F/C fourth Association championship. Meanwhile, HM Chantal Kazay, Jr., F/C Kiersten Holgash (BU), Lauren Orlando (CMU), the men’s golf and both the men’s and women’s Leah Feola (EU), LeShonda Lillard (UC), 2004-05 First Rachel Wojdowski, Jr., G Alex Leach (UR), Melissa Alwardt (UR), swimming & diving teams each placed third at Second Katie Higier, Jr., G their respective championship events. Second Stephanie Huhn, Sr., F Helen Baroody (UR), Jill Brandt (WU), Alex Hoover (WU), Zoë Unruh (WU), Overall, NYU has collected 38 UAA 2005-06 Second Karen Bachman, Jr., F/C Championships in seven different sports since Second Katie Higier, Sr., G Halsey Ward (WU) the Association’s inception in 1986. HM Sara Rabinovich, Jr., F/C HM Adrienne Rochetti, Jr. G HM Stephanie Ryba, Jr. G/F 2006-07 First **Jessica McEntee, Jr., F/C Second Adrienne Rochetti, Sr., G HM Karen Bachman, Sr., F/C HM Stephanie Ryba, Sr., G/F 2007-08 First **Jessica McEntee, Jr., F/C
**UAA Player of the Year 26 2007-08 uaa leaders all games, nyu statistics in bold
Individual Leaders Team Leaders
To be ranked, a player must appear in at least 75.0% of their team’s games. TEAm OFFENSE TEAm DEFENSE
Scoring G FG 3FG FT Pts Avg/G Scoring GP W-L PTS Avg/G Scoring GP PTS Avg/G 1.McEntee, Jessica-NYU 25 152 20 196 520 20.8 1.Emory 25 14-11 1699 68.0 1.Chicago 28 1537 54.9 2.Capra, Jaime-BU 27 131 25 124 411 15.2 2.Washington 27 19-8 1818 67.3 2.Rochester 28 1568 56.0 3.Tondo, Ashleigh-CASE 25 122 42 86 372 14.9 3.Rochester 28 22-6 1871 66.8 3.Brandeis 27 1582 58.6 4.Turner, Lora-EU 25 138 1 80 357 14.3 4.Case Western Reserve 25 13-12 1667 66.7 4.Washington 27 1598 59.2 5.Horton, Ashley-CASE 25 139 9 57 344 13.8 5.Chicago 28 22-6 1841 65.8 5.NYU 25 1502 60.1 6.Hackney, Molly-UC 28 150 0 60 360 12.9 6.Brandeis 27 19-8 1774 65.7 6.Emory 25 1583 63.3 7.Herendeen, Mary-CASE 25 112 55 38 317 12.7 7.NYU 25 14-11 1638 65.5 7.Carnegie Mellon 25 1611 64.4 8.Aleski, Stacie-CMU 25 101 58 56 316 12.6 8.Carnegie Mellon 25 7-18 1336 53.4 8.Case Western Reserve 25 1622 64.9
Field Goal Percentage GP FG FGA Pct Field Goal Percentage GP FG FGA Pct Scoring Margin GP OFF DEF Margin 1.Turner, Lora-EU 25 138 263 .525 1.Chicago 28 690 1651 .418 1.Chicago 28 65.8 54.9 +10.9 2.Horton, Ashley-CASE 25 139 281 .495 2.Emory 25 611 1496 .408 2.Rochester 28 66.8 56.0 +10.8 3.Hackney, Molly-UC 28 150 308 .487 3.Washington 27 679 1702 .399 3.Washington 27 67.3 59.2 +8.1 4.Mojidi, Nofi-UC 28 131 272 .482 4.Case Western Reserve 25 603 1520 .397 4.Brandeis 27 65.7 58.6 +7.1 5.McEntee, Jessica-NYU 25 152 327 .465 5.Rochester 28 695 1776 .391 5.NYU 25 65.5 60.1 +5.4 6.Porter, Alex-UR 27 97 219 .443 6.NYU 25 560 1441 .389 6.Emory 25 68.0 63.3 +4.6 7.Evans, Janice-WU 26 112 257 .436 7.Brandeis 27 617 1616 .382 7.Case Western Reserve 25 66.7 64.9 +1.8 8.Lillard, LeShonda-EU 24 90 207 .435 8.Carnegie Mellon 25 490 1407 .348 8.Carnegie Mellon 25 53.4 64.4 -11.0
3-Pt. FG Percentage GP FG FGA Pct 3-Pt. FG Percentage GP FG FGA Pct 3-Pt. FG Percentage GP FG FGA Pct 1.Boyd, Kendall-EU 25 27 62 .435 1.Rochester 28 152 425 .358 1.Chicago 28 131 495 .265 2.Aleski, Stacie-CMU 25 58 140 .414 2.Washington 28 134 375 .357 2.Rochester 28 131 455 .288 3.Henry, Caitlin-CASE 25 36 95 .379 3.Chicago 25 134 393 .341 3.Carnegie Mellon 25 116 395 .294 4.Chapin, Jessica-BU 27 42 113 .372 4.Brandeis 25 129 412 .313 4.Washington 27 140 454 .308 5.Kaplan, Erica-EU 25 40 109 .367 5.Case Western Reserve 25 129 415 .311 5.Brandeis 27 149 470 .317 6.Brandt, Jill-WU 27 37 103 .359 6.Emory 25 112 365 .307 6.Case Western Reserve 25 139 437 .318 7.Alwardt, Melissa-UR 28 46 134 .343 7.NYU 26 130 439 .296 7.Emory 25 129 405 .319 8.Leach, Alex-UC 28 38 111 .342 8.Carnegie Mellon 25 77 321 .240 8.NYU 25 124 374 .332
Free Throw Percentage GP FT FTA Pct Free Throw Percentage GP FT FTA Pct Blocked Shots GP BLK Avg/G 1.Kaplan, Erica-EU 25 57 66 .864 1.NYU 25 405 544 .744 1.Rochester 28 153 5.46 2.McEntee, Jessica-NYU 25 196 238 .824 2.Emory 25 326 453 .720 2.Chicago 28 114 4.07 3.Aleski, Stacie-CMU 25 56 72 .778 3.Brandeis 27 394 558 .706 3.Washington 27 95 3.52 4.Turner, Lora-EU 25 80 110 .727 4.Washington 27 315 453 .695 4.NYU 25 77 3.08 5.Capra, Jaime-BU 27 124 171 .725 5.Rochester 28 331 481 .688 5.Case Western Reserve 25 75 3.00 6.Tondo, Ashleigh-CASE 25 86 120 .717 6.Carnegie Mellon 25 232 345 .672 6.Carnegie Mellon 25 66 2.64 7.Porter, Alex-UR 27 69 99 .697 7.Case Western Reserve 25 305 470 .649 7.Brandeis 27 71 2.63 8.Hackney, Molly-UC 28 60 87 .690 8.Chicago 28 334 527 .634 8.Emory 25 61 2.44
Rebounding GP OFF DEF TOT Avg/G Rebounding Offense GP REB Avg/G Rebounding Defense GP PTS Avg/G 1.McEntee, Jessica-NYU 25 76 208 284 11.4 1.Chicago 28 1254 44.8 1.Chicago 28 931 33.2 2.Horton, Ashley-CASE 25 121 142 263 10.5 2.Washington 27 1164 43.1 2.Rochester 28 1021 36.5 3.Roll, Rachelle-CMU 25 75 141 216 8.6 3.Rochester 28 1178 42.1 3.Emory 25 923 36.9 4.Porter, Alex-UR 27 66 145 211 7.8 4.Case Western Reserve 25 1046 41.8 4.Brandeis 27 1003 37.1 5.Evans, Janice-WU 26 72 104 176 6.8 5.NYU 25 1013 40.5 5.NYU 25 952 38.1 6.Capra, Jaime-BU 27 54 123 177 6.6 6.Brandeis 27 1084 40.1 6.Washington 27 1036 38.4 7.Turner, Lora-EU 25 77 85 162 6.5 7.Emory 25 919 36.8 7.Case Western Reserve 25 996 39.8 8.Hackney, Molly-UC 28 61 119 180 6.4 8.Carnegie Mellon 25 894 35.8 8.Carnegie Mellon 25 1021 40.8
Assists GP AST Avg/G Assists GP AST Avg/G Steals GP STL Avg/G 1.Tondo, Ashleigh-CASE 25 121 4.84 1.Rochester 28 451 16.11 1.Emory 25 256 10.24 2.Stern, Rachel-UR 27 99 3.67 2.Washington 27 398 14.74 2.Rochester 28 280 10.00 3.Stinson, Jamie-UC 28 95 3.39 3.Chicago 28 404 14.43 3.Case Western Reserve 25 241 9.64 4.Holgash, Kiersten-BU 27 86 3.19 4.Brandeis 27 385 14.26 4.NYU 25 237 9.48 5.Dacanay, Shanna-Lei-WU 27 85 3.15 5.Emory 25 347 13.88 5.Chicago 28 245 8.75 6.Lillard, LeShonda-EU 24 70 2.92 6.Case Western Reserve 25 339 13.56 6.Carnegie Mellon 25 217 8.68 7.Capra, Jaime-BU 27 74 2.74 7.NYU 25 323 12.92 7.Brandeis 27 228 8.44 8.Hoover, Alex-WU 27 72 2.67 8.Carnegie Mellon 25 310 12.40 8.Washington 27 187 6.93
Steals GP STL Avg/G Assist/TO Ratio G Team Avg Opp Avg Marg 1.Tondo, Ashleigh-CASE 25 61 2.44 1.Washington 27 398 14.7 382 14.1 1.04 2.Lillard, LeShonda-EU 24 57 2.38 2.Rochester 28 451 16.1 466 16.6 0.97 3.Chapin, Jessica-BU 27 63 2.33 3.Brandeis 27 385 14.3 405 15.0 0.95 Porter, Alex-UR 27 63 2.33 4.Emory 25 347 13.9 442 17.7 0.79 5.Aleski, Stacie-CMU 25 51 2.04 5.Chicago 28 404 14.4 533 19.0 0.76 6.Mojidi, Nofi-UC 28 54 1.93 6.Case Western Reserve 25 339 13.6 488 19.5 0.69 7.Feola, Leah-CMU 24 45 1.88 7.NYU 25 323 12.9 481 19.2 0.67 8.Horton, Ashley-CASE 25 44 1.76 8.Carnegie Mellon 25 310 12.4 531 21.2 0.58 Blocks GP BLK Avg/G 1.Hackney, Molly-UC 28 44 1.57 Brandeis University...... BU 2.Donovan, Courtney-UR 28 42 1.50 Carnegie Mellon University...... CMU 3.Woods, Anna-UC 28 33 1.18 Case Western Reserve University...... CASE 4.Feola, Leah-CMU 24 24 1.00 University of Chicago...... UC 5.Orlando, Lauren-BU 27 26 0.96 Emory University...... EU 6.Roll, Rachelle-CMU 25 21 0.84 New York University...... NYU 7.Waddell, Jessica-UR 28 23 0.82 University of Rochester...... UR 2008 All-American 8.Unruh, Zoe-WU 27 21 0.78 Washington University...... WU Jessica McEntee 27 the tradition 1997 national championship team
The 1997 NCAA Championship team
THE DAtE: NCAA SEMIFINAL 1996-97 GAME RESULTS March 22,1997 1998 graduate Marsha Harris New York U. 84, Scranton 72 Date Opponent Score High Scorer speaks to Fox News after the THE PLACE: Scranton: Jennifer Nish 5-14, 4-4, 11/23 Beaver 94-29 W Harris (18) Coles Sports Center 4, 14; Kate Dougherty 4-11, 2-2, 8, 10; 11/24 Haverford 75-47 W Harris (13) Championship Game Leanne Lefkowski 0-1, 2-6, 10, 2; Kelly 12/1 Case Western Reserve* 72-67 W Harris (16) THE OPPONENt: Halpin 8-13, 3-4, 1, 21; Erin Hurleman 12/4 Staten Island 87-26 W Krolikowski (21) Wisconsin-Eau Claire 6-11, 2-2, 3, 15; Kathleen Kern 0-0, 1-2, 12/6 JOHNS HOPKINS* 81-48 W Krolikowski (21) 0, 1; Kristen Hines 2-8, 1-4, 3, 7; Colleen 12/8 ALLENTOWN 73-48 W Krolikowski (28) THE EVENt: Shannon 0-1, 0-0, 0, 0; Karen Carpency 12/14 CENTENARY 108-54 W Muhammad (15) 1997 NCAA Championship Game 0-0, 2-2, 3, 2. TOTALS: 25-59, 17-25, 37 1/4 KEAN 70-31 W Harris (16) reb. (5 team), 72. 1/8 Elmira 68-55 W Krolikowski (24) After trailing by as many as New York U.: Jehan Clark 1-6, 1-2, 4, 1/11 BRANDEIS* 68-42 W Krolikowski (15) 15 points, the Violets were down 3; Aloysia Jaques 2-5, 4-4, 3, 8; Samiyrah 61-50 with 6:37 left in the game. 1/13 MOUNT ST. MARY (NY) 84-60 W Harris (23) Muhammad 6-7, 1-2, 10, 13; Jennifer 1/17 Chicago* 70-54 W Harris (25) But over the next two minutes, Krolikowski 12-20, 2-5, 11, 33; Marsha NYU pulled within three (62-59) Harris 4-15, 5-6, 3, 15; Joelle DeJoseph 1/19 Washington* 59-54 W Harris (26) on a 9-1 run. A three-pointer by 0-1, 2-4, 0, 2; Rosemary Lombard 0-1, 1/24 CARNEGIE MELLON* 71-37 W Krolikowski (21) senior Kodak All-American Jen 0-0, 0, 0; Christin Muller 1-2, 1-2, 3, 3; 1/26 EMORY* 87-59 W Krolikowski (33) Krolikowski, a layup by sophomore Jenny Schinella 2-3, 1-1, 1, 5; Andrea 2/2 ROCHESTER* 85-53 W Krolikowski (27) Jenny Schinella, a jumper by junior Desy 1-1, 0-0, 1, 2. TOTALS: 29-61, 2/7 Emory* 79-69 L Harris (25) Aloysia Jaques, and two free throws 17-26, 39 reb. (3 team), 84. 2/9 Carnegie Mellon* 53-34 W Krolikowski (17) by junior Marsha Harris set the stage 2/11 HUNTER 89-23 W Schinella (18) for a dramatic ending. 2/14 Rochester* 72-66 W Krolikowski (24) B o t h E a u C l a i r e a n d NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP 2/17 Vassar 73-43 W Krolikowski (16) Huddle during the 1997 postseason NYU scored on their next four New York U. 72, Wis.-Eau Claire 70 2/21 WASHINGTON* 96-84 W Harris (33) possessions, narrowing the score Wis.-Eau Claire: Angela Cerni 4-8, 2/23 CHICAGO* 67-42 W Krolikowski (14) L to R : Muller (33), Jaques (44), to 70-68. With 26 seconds left, 0-0, 4, 10; Allison Berg 9-19, 7-9, 12, e 3/1 Brandeis* 70-53 W Harris (27) D Joseph (0), Krolikowski (10) Krolikowski answered urgency with 25; Erika Schmidt 4-12, 4-6, 3, 12; Tanya 3/5 NAZARETH# 66-50 W Krolikowski (15) poise, nailing a 16-foot jump shot Bauer 2-7, 2-2, 7, 12; Nici Claymon 3-10, 3/8 ST. JOHN FISHER# 75-46 W Harris (35) off an inbounds from fellow senior 0-1, 3, 8; Jacci Smieja 0-0, 0-0, 1, 0; Christin Muller. 3/14 WILLIAM PATERSON% 84-74 W Harris (23) Cindy Smith 0-3, 0-0, 0, 0; Jodi Pritzl 0-0, 3/15 WILLIAM SMITH% 75-53 W Harris (28) After Jaques secured a 0-0, 0, 0. Jaimie Burlingame 0-1, 1-2, 0, rebound with the score tied, Harris 1; Kelly Felmlee 1-2, 0-2, 3, 2. TOTALS: 3/21 SCRANTON@ 84-72 W Krolikowski (33) dribbled the length of the court, beat 25-62, 14-22, 43 reb. (10 team), 70. 3/22 WISC-EAU CLAIRE$ 72-70 W Harris (26) two defenders, and layed the ball off New York U.: Jehan Clark 0-5, 0-0, the glass and through the net in the 4, 0; Aloysia Jaques 5-9, 1-1, 7, 11; * University Athletic Assoication Game seconds before time expired. Samiyrah Muhammad 3-7, 3-8, 9, 9; # NCAA Tournament East Region Moments later, NYU fans Jennifer Krolikowski 7-15, 0-3, 2, 15; % NCAA Tournament Sectionals followed their emotions out of the Marsha Harris 9-20, 4-4, 3, 26; Joelle @ NCAA Tournament Semifinal stands and onto the homecourt of DeJoseph 0-0, 0-0, 0, 0; Christin Muller $ NCAA Championship Game the 1997 NCAA Champion New 0-1, 0-0, 2, 0; Jenny Schinella 4-8, 3-4, (HOME GAMES IN CAPS) York University Violets. 11, 11. TOTALS: 28-65, 11-20, 41 reb. (3 team), 72. 1996-97 INDIVIDUAL StAtIStIcS G FG FT Reb. A Pts. Avg. Harris,Marsha 29 193-451 109-137 137 104 561 19.3 Krolikowski,Jen 30 178-394 99-142 139 62 530 17.7 Muhammad,S. 29 103-209 25-53 234 7 231 8.0 Clark,Jehan 30 80-200 46-65 123 52 216 7.2 Jaques,Ali 30 80-188 37-56 162 33 197 6.6 Schinella,Jenny 30 45-83 43-66 88 22 133 4.4 Bryce,Annie 21 28-66 20-36 55 2 76 3.6 DeJoseph,Joelle 30 19-76 20-27 43 51 69 2.3 Leahy,Erin 21 19-54 7-12 34 14 60 2.9 Lombard,Rose 24 18-49 17-32 31 18 59 2.5 2000 grad Samiyrah Muhammad Willimain,Lindsay 21 18-42 9-18 58 2 45 2.1 battles for a rebound in the Farrall,Maya 6 16-34 7-10 23 2 39 6.5 Muller,Christin 28 9-41 14-22 74 31 37 1.3 Championship Game Desy,Andrea 20 14-50 6-13 53 7 34 1.7 Krolikowski,Jill 2 1-4 2-2 4 0 5 2.5 Zamparelli,Jaime 2 2-2 1-3 3 2 5 2.5 NYU President Emeritus L. Jay Oliva (L) and NYSE CEO William Johnston (C) join the National 1997 grad Jen Krolikowski Champions at the New York Stock Exchange became NYU’s fifth Kodak All-American 28 March 25, 1997 at the New York Stock Exchange
Players have a lot to cheer Former NYU president L. Jay Oliva (L) about after winning the and the 1997 team join former mayor NCAA Championship Rudolph Giuliani (C) at City Hall
1996-97 GAME RESULTS FActS AND FIGURES: Date Opponent Score High Scorer 11/23 Beaver 94-29 W Harris (18) 1997 CHAmPIONSHIP HIStORy 11/24 Haverford 75-47 W Harris (13) 12/1 Case Western Reserve* 72-67 W Harris (16) On March 22, 1997, NYU 12/4 Staten Island 87-26 W Krolikowski (21) became the only women’s basketball 12/6 JOHNS HOPKINS* 81-48 W Krolikowski (21) 12/8 ALLENTOWN 73-48 W Krolikowski (28) team in New York City history and 12/14 CENTENARY 108-54 W Muhammad (15) the first hoops team since 1953 1/4 KEAN 70-31 W Harris (16) (men’s or women’s) to win a NCAA 1/8 Elmira 68-55 W Krolikowski (24) Championship. 1/11 BRANDEIS* 68-42 W Krolikowski (15) 1/13 MOUNT ST. MARY (NY) 84-60 W Harris (23) The lights of the Empire State 1/17 Chicago* 70-54 W Harris (25) Building lit purple and white following 1/19 Washington* 59-54 W Harris (26) the NCAA Championship Game. 1/24 CARNEGIE MELLON* 71-37 W Krolikowski (21) 1/26 EMORY* 87-59 W Krolikowski (33) 2/2 ROCHESTER* 85-53 W Krolikowski (27) The Championship team was 2/7 Emory* 79-69 L Harris (25) the first-ever athletics team chosen 1998 grad Marsha Harris led 2/9 Carnegie Mellon* 53-34 W Krolikowski (17) to ring the bell of the New York Stock the Violets in scoring during 2/11 HUNTER 89-23 W Schinella (18) Exchange (March 25, 1997). 2/14 Rochester* 72-66 W Krolikowski (24) the 1996-97 season 2/17 Vassar 73-43 W Krolikowski (16) NYU was honored at the National 2/21 WASHINGTON* 96-84 W Harris (33) 2/23 CHICAGO* 67-42 W Krolikowski (14) Invitation Tournament at Madison 3/1 Brandeis* 70-53 W Harris (27) Square Garden on March 25, 1997. It was standing room only, as 1,900 fans 3/5 NAZARETH# 66-50 W Krolikowski (15) gathered in Coles Sports Center to watch 3/8 ST. JOHN FISHER# 75-46 W Harris (35) Former Mayor Rudolph Giuliani the NCAA Championship Game 3/14 WILLIAM PATERSON% 84-74 W Harris (23) welcomed the team to City Hall on 3/15 WILLIAM SMITH% 75-53 W Harris (28) March 27, 1997, where he read a 3/21 SCRANTON@ 84-72 W Krolikowski (33) proclamation in their honor. When 3/22 WISC-EAU CLAIRE$ 72-70 W Harris (26) presented with an autographed * University Athletic Assoication Game basketball from the team, he responded # NCAA Tournament East Region that he would display it prominently % NCAA Tournament Sectionals with the New York Yankees’ 1996 @ NCAA Tournament Semifinal World Series trophy. $ NCAA Championship Game (HOME GAMES IN CAPS) The Borough of Manhattan designated April 3, 1997, as “New York University Violets Championship 1996-97 INDIVIDUAL StAtIStIcS Day.” G FG FT Reb. A Pts. Avg. Harris,Marsha 29 193-451 109-137 137 104 561 19.3 The New York Knicks and the New Krolikowski,Jen 30 178-394 99-142 139 62 530 17.7 York Liberty celebrated NYU’s 1997 Muhammad,S. 29 103-209 25-53 234 7 231 8.0 National Championship at Madison Clark,Jehan 30 80-200 46-65 123 52 216 7.2 Square Garden on April 4, 1997. Jaques,Ali 30 80-188 37-56 162 33 197 6.6 Schinella,Jenny 30 45-83 43-66 88 22 133 4.4 Bryce,Annie 21 28-66 20-36 55 2 76 3.6 NYU was the last team (men’s DeJoseph,Joelle 30 19-76 20-27 43 51 69 2.3 or women’s in all divisions) to win the Leahy,Erin 21 19-54 7-12 34 14 60 2.9 NCAA National Championship on its Lombard,Rose 24 18-49 17-32 31 18 59 2.5 home court. Willimain,Lindsay 21 18-42 9-18 58 2 45 2.1 Farrall,Maya 6 16-34 7-10 23 2 39 6.5 Head Coach Janice Quinn and Muller,Christin 28 9-41 14-22 74 31 37 1.3 Director of Athletics Christopher Desy,Andrea 20 14-50 6-13 53 7 34 1.7 Bledsoe designed the National Krolikowski,Jill 2 1-4 2-2 4 0 5 2.5 Championship rings that were Zamparelli,Jaime 2 2-2 1-3 3 2 5 2.5 distributed to the players, coaches and support staff. 1999 grad Jehan Clark cuts down the net following the buzzer-beating win 29 nyu hall of fame the record book THE NYU AtHLEtIcS HALL OF FAmE WAS EStAbLISHED IN 1971 tO REcOGNIZE tHE OUtStANDING AcHIEVEmENtS OF FORmER NYU AtHLEtES, cOAcHES AND ADmINIStRAtORS. LIStED bELOW, by yEAR OF INDUctION, ARE tHE 25 WOmEN’S bASKEtbALL PLAyERS WHO HAVE bEEN INDUctED INtO tHE HALL. MANy OF tHESE WOmEN PARtIcPAtED IN mORE tHAN ONE VARSIty SPORt DURING tHEIR cAREER At NYU. INcLUDING tHE cLASS OF 2008, tHE NYU HALL OF FAmE NOW HAS 180 mEmbERS.
2007 Jennifer Krolikowski, ‘97 2006 Jennifer Miani, ‘88 2004 Marsha Harris, ‘98 2000 Donna Layne, ‘94 1997 Chris Robinson, ‘87 1996 Patti McCrudden, ‘89 2000 HOF inductee & two-time 1994 Dr. Annette Herman (Stillerman), ‘56 All-American Donna Layne 1993 Janice Quinn, ‘85 1988 Edith R. Puggelli (Fuhn), ‘35 1988 Donna Stone, ‘79 1984 Helen Forstner McArdle, ‘41 1982 Lori H. Carena, ‘74 1980 Mary Sullivan, ‘47 1979 Dolores Kallek (Soifer), ‘62 1979 Mary Washburn (Conklin), ‘29 1978 Georgina Coller (Schielke), ‘36 1978 Ruth Diamond (Abramson), ’36 1978 Evelyn Hannon, ‘57 1978 Elizabeth White (Drobac), ‘44 1996 HOF inductee & NYU Career Rebound Leader Patti McCrudden 1977 Cal Papatsos, ‘44 1977 Grace Pagnucco (Boyce), ‘39 1977 Margaret Schlichting, ‘37 1976 Esther V. Foley, ‘28 1976 Helen Locus, ‘36 1976 Polly Schulter (Proctor), ‘39
The 1997 National Championship women’s basketball team was honored on Sunday, May 6, 2007, at the annual Varsity Athletes Alumni Reunion & Hall of Fame Induction ceremony on the 10th anniversary of their great feat; team members are pictured with NYU President Emeritus L. Jay Oliva (on left ).
30 Records are from 1971-present, except where noted. NYU players in bold. uaa records the record book SINGLE-GAmE REcORDS - INDIVIDUAL SINGLE-GAmE REcORDS - tEAm Points Scored: 39 Kelly Manning, WU vs. UC, 2-29-06 Points: 109 WU, vs. UR, 1-23-98 Field Goals Made: 15 Jody Chattin, CWRU vs. EU, 12-5-93 (15-21) Field Goals Made: 47 CMU, vs. EU, 12-2-88 (47-92) Field Goals Attempted: 30 Mandy Jackson, EU vs. UR, 2-29-92 (10-30) Field Goals Attempted: 92 CMU, vs. EU, 12-2-88 (47-92) 3-Point FG Made: 15 NYU, vs. EU, 1-26-97 (15-30) Carrie Kaczmarski, NYU vs. WU, 2-16-92 (10-30) 3-Point FG Attempted: 31 CWRU, vs. UC, 1-18-08 (9-31) 3-Point FG Made: 10 Laura Crowley, WU vs. CMU, 2-21-03 (10-14) CWRU, vs. UR, 2-22-08 (12-31) 3-Point FG Attempted: 19 Mandy Jackson, EU vs. CMU, 2-20-94 (7-19) Free Throws Made: 37 NYU, vs. WU, 2-21-97 (37-48) Free Throws Made: 19 Caitlin Malcolm, BU vs. CWRU, 1-21-05 (19-22) Free Throws Attempted: 49 WU, vs. UC, 1-10-04 (31-49) Free Throws Attempted: 22 Caitlin Malcolm, BU vs. CWRU, 1-21-05 (19-22) UC, vs. NYU, 1-20-02 (32-49) Free Throw Percentage: 1.000 Jessica McEntee, NYU vs. UC, 2-4-07 (14-14) Offensive Rebounds: 31 UR, vs. CMU, 2-13-88 (Minimum 11 FT made) Lisa Pritzlaff, BU vs. CMU, 1-12-03 (14-14) Defensive Rebounds: 48 CWRU, vs. UR, 12-6-89 Total Rebounds: 68 CWRU, vs. UR, 12-6-89 Jen Krolikowski, NYU vs. UR, 2-2-97 (11-11) Assists: 34 EU, vs. CMU, 1-16-93 Angie Arnold, JHU vs. WU, 1-10-97 (13-13) Steals: 32 CMU, vs. EU, 12-2-88 Offensive Rebounds: 11 Wendy Mramor, CWRU vs. EU, 12-3-88 Blocks: 11 NYU, vs. CMU, 1-6-02 Defensive Rebounds: 17 Angela Wamer, EU vs. NYU, 1-27-89 Total Rebounds: 24 Patti McCrudden, NYU vs. CMU, 12-3-88 Assists: 13 Leslie Berger, WU vs. UC, 2-26-05 SINGLE-GAmE REcORDS - tWO tEAmS Points: Blocks: 8 Elaine Cotronakis, CWRU vs. UR, 12-12-87 189 NYU (100) vs. WU (89), 2-2-04 Field Goals Made: 74 JHU (39-81) vs. UR (35-75), 12-9-95 Steals: 14 Jehan Clark, NYU vs. BU, 1-9-99 Field Goals Attempted: 161 EU (34-81) vs. CMU (29-80), 2-20-94 3-Point FG Made: 24 BU (10-23) vs. UC (14-28), 1-20-06 SINGLE-SEASON REcORDS - INDIVIDUAL 3-Point FG Attempted: 53 CWRU (12-31) vs. UR (9-22), 2-22-08 Free Throws Made: 66 NYU (37-48) vs. WU (29-35), 2-27-97 Points: 301 Jessica McEntee, NYU, 2007-08, 14 games Free Throws Attempted: 83 NYU (37-48) vs. WU (29-35), 2-27-97 Mandy Jackson, EU, 1991-92, 14 games Rebounds: 115 CWRU (68) vs. UR (47), 12-6-89 Scoring Average: 21.5 Jessica McEntee, NYU, 2007-08, 14 games Assists: 51 EU (34) vs. CMU (17), 1-16-93 Mandy Jackson, EU, 1991-92, 14 games Steals: 42 EU (12) vs. JHU (30), 12-6-91 Field Goals Made: 115 Tasha Rodgers, WU, 2000-01, 15 games (115-189) Blocks: 19 NYU (11) vs. CMU (8), 1-6-02 Field Goals Attempted: 286 Mandy Jackson, EU, 1991-92, 14 games (102-286) Longest Game: 4OT UC (77) vs. CMU (79), 2-2-97 Field Goal Percentage: .645 Danielle Fitzpatrick, BU, 2001-02, 13 games (80-124) Alia Fischer, WU, 1997-98, 14 games (107-166) SINGLE-SEASON REcORDS - tEAm 3-Point FG Made: 52 Laura Crowley, WU, 2002-03, 14 games (52-103) Points: 1,148 WU 2000-01, 15 games 3-Point FG Attempted: 131 Lauren D’Ambrosio, NYU, 2002-03, 15 games (42-131) Field Goals Made: 433 WU 2000-01, 15 games (433-936) 3-Point FG Percentage: .571 Sue Tucker, WU, 1998-99, 14 games (24-42) Field Goals Attempted: 979 EU 1994-95, 14 games (374-979) Free Throws Made: 117 Jessica McEntee, NYU, 2006-07, 14 games (117-152) Field Goal Percentage: .482 WU 2002-03, 14 games (399-828) Free Throws Attempted: 152 Jessica McEntee, NYU, 2006-07, 14 games (117-152) 3-Point FG Made: 96 CWRU 2007-08, 14 games (96-319) Free Throw Percentage: .958 Korry Schwanz (46-48), Chicago, 2006-07 (14) NYU 1996-97, 14 games (96-283) 3-Point FG Attempted: 316 CMU 2006-07, 14 games (92-316) Offensive Rebounds: 74 Ashley Gordon, EU, 1994-95, 14 games 3-Point FG Percentage: .419 WU 2002-03, 14 games (85-203) Defensive Rebounds: 124 Jessica McEntee, NYU, 2006-07, 14 games Free Throws Made: 281 BU 2004-05, 14 games (281-379) Angela Wamer, EU, 1989-90, 14 games Free Throws Attempted: 379 BU 2004-05, 14 games (281-379) Total Rebounds: 192 Angela Wamer, EU, 1989-90, 14 games Free Throw Percentage .777 UC 2003-04, 14 games (185-238) Rebound Average: 14.6 Julie Anderson, JHU, 1995-96, 8 games Scoring: 81.4 WU 1997-98, 14 games Assists: 78 Leslie Berger, WU, 2004-05, 14 games Offensive Rebounds: 255 EU 1994-95, 14 games Blocks: 42 Erin Brady, CMU, 2000-01, 15 games Defensive Rebounds: 456 EU 1989-90, 14 games Total Rebounds: 700 EU 1994-95, 14 games Amy Buxbaum, CMU, 1991-92, 14 games Assists: 276 WU 2005-06, 14 games Steals: 97 Jehan Clark, NYU, 1998-99, 14 games Steals: 237 NYU 1998-99, 14 games Blocks: 86 WU 2005-06, 14 games CAREER REcORDS - INDIVIDUAL Scoring Defense: 49.0 NYU 1997-98, 14 games Points: 1,117 Marsha Harris, NYU, 1994-98, 56 games Field Goals Made: 402 Marsha Harris, NYU, 1994-98, 56 games Field Goals Attempted: 879 Marsha Harris, NYU, 1994-98, 56 games Field Goal Percentage: .576 Tasha Rodgers, WU, 2000-01, 58 games (304-528) NYU IN THE UAA 3-Point FG Made: 154 Lauren D’Ambrosio, NYU, 1999-01/2002-04, Year Record Finish 58 games (154-455) 1987-88 6-3 2nd 3-Point FG Attempted: 455 Lauren D’Ambrosio, NYU, 1999-01/2002-04, 1988-89 9-3 1st (3-Way Tie) 58 games (154-455) 1989-90 8-6 4th 1990-91 8-6 4th (Tie) Free Throws Made: 253* Jessica McEntee (253-323), NYU, 2005-Present (42) 1991-92 8-6 4th Free Throws Attempted: 323* Jessica McEntee (253-323), NYU, 2005-Present (42) 1992-93 10-4 2nd Free Throw Percentage: .901 Korry Schwanz, UC, 2003-07, 56 games (135-151) 1993-94 12-2 2nd Offensive Rebounds: 233 Ashley Horton, Case, 2004-08 (56) 1994-95 10-4 3rd 1995-96 13-1 1st Defensive Rebounds: 388 Carrie Kaczmarski, NYU, 1989-93, 49 games 1996-97 13-1 1st Total Rebounds: 606 Carrie Kaczmarski, NYU, 1989-93, 49 games 1997-98 11-3 2nd Rebound Average: 13.1 Angela Wamer, EU, 1988-90, 22 games 1998-99 12-2 2nd Assists: 229 Emily Bango, UR, 2003-07, 56 games 1999-00 11-4 2nd 2000-01 14-1 1st (Tie) Steals: 217 Jehan Clark, NYU, 1995-99, 56 games 2001-02 7-7 3rd (Tie) Blocks: 110 Amy Buxbaum, CMU, 1988-92, 50 games 2002-03 9-5 3rd 2003-04 11-3 1st (Tie) 2004-05 10-4 2nd (Tie) 1998 grad Marsha Harris tops * active record 2005-06 7-7 4th several UAA & NYU categories, 2006-07 12-2 1st (Tie) 2007-08 3-11 7th including points in a career 31 Totals 204-85 (.706) nyu all-time records current players in bold the record book
12 vs. Emory, 2/8/98 Single-Game Team Records 12 vs. Staten Island, 12/4/96 Single-Season Team Records 12 vs. St. John Fisher, 3/2/96 12 vs. Manhattanville, 11/29/93 MOSt POINtS IN VIctORy MOST THREE-POINT FIELD GOALS MOSt VIctORIES 123 vs. John Jay (123-20), 11/21/00 ATTEMPTED 29 (1996-97, 29-1) 27 (1995-96, 27-4) 118 vs. SUNY Old Westbury (118-37), 2/27/02 32 vs. Staten Island, 12/12/02 27 .(2006-07, 27-4) 114 vs. Albany (114-107, 2OT), 2/2/88 30 vs. Emory, 1/26/97 26 (2000-01, 26-2) MOSt POINtS IN DEFEAT 30 vs. St. John Fisher, 3/2/96 85 vs. Stony Brook (91-85), 2/28/87 29 vs. Gwynedd Mercy, 11/22/97 FEWESt VIctORIES FEWEST POINtS IN VIctORy 29 vs. Vassar, 1/26/00 0 (1978-79, 0-8) 12 vs. East Stroudsburg (12-10), 3/6/36 29 vs. FDU-Florham, 11/24/07 0 (1977-78, 0-6) FEWEST POINtS IN DEFEAT 0 (1974-75, 0-7) 0 (1972-73, 0-4) 3 vs. Geneva (23-3), 1925-26 0 (1971-72, 0-6) MOSt POINtS ALLOWED IN NYU VIctORy 0 (1970-71, 0-7) 107 vs. Albany (114-107, 2OT), 2/2/88 MOSt DEFEAtS 89 vs. Washington (100-89), 2/2/04 16 (1982-83, 7-16) 84 vs. Washington (96-84), 2/21/97 82 vs. RPI (88-82), 11/22/03 FEWESt DEFEAtS 82 vs. SUNY New Paltz (87-82), 12/1/07 1 (1996-97, 29-1) MOSt POINtS ALLOWED IN NYU DEFEAT bESt cONFERENcE REcORD 101 vs. FDU (101-50), 3/9/79 14-1 (2000-01) 101 vs. Mercy (101-47), 3/3/75 13-1 (1996-97) FEWEST POINtS ALLOWED IN NYU VIctORy 13-1 (1995-96) 5 vs. Upsala (34-5), 1924-25 MOSt POINtS 9 vs. Staten Island (78-9), 11/23/93 2,313 (2006-07) 10 vs. East Stroudsburg (12-10), 3/6/36 2,297 (1996-97) 2,271 (1995-96) FEWEST POINtS ALLOWED IN NYU DEFEAT 9 vs. Connecticut State (9-7), 1927-28 HIGHEST SCORING AVERAGE MOSt POINtS, COmbINED 78.1 (2003-04) 76.6 (1996-97) 221 vs. Albany (114-107 W, 2 OT), 2/2/88 76.3 (2000-01) 189 vs. Washington (100-89 W), 2/2/04 74.6 (2006-07) 180 vs. Washington (96-84 W), 2/21/97 1999 graduate Jehan Clark 73.3 (1995-96) FEWEST POINtS, COmbINED set NYU & UAA records for FEWESt POINtS 16 vs. Connecticut State (9-7 L), 1927-28 single-season & career steals 71 (1972-73) LARGEST MARGIN OF VICTORY 182 (1974-75) 103 vs. John Jay (123-20), 11/21/00 207 (1977-78) 81 vs. SUNY Old Westbury (118-37), 2/27/02 LOWEST SCORING AVERAGE 79 vs. John Jay (104-25), 12/10/97 17.5 (1972-73) LARGEST MARGIN OF DEFEAT MOSt ASSIStS 25.9 (1977-78) 78 vs. C.W. Post (90-12), 1976-77 40 vs. John Jay, 11/21/00 26.0 (1974-75) MOST FIELD GOALS 35 vs. Albany, 2/2/88 63.2 (1991-92) 51 vs. Albany, 2/2/88 31 vs. John Jay, 12/10/97 63.7 (1983-84) 49 vs. SUNY Old Westbury, 2/27/02 MOSt bLOcKED SHOtS MOST FIELD GOALS 49 vs. John Jay, 11/21/00 16 vs. CCNY, 3/6/88 882 (1995-96) MOST FREE THROWS 14 vs. Elmira, 1/9/01 823 (1996-97) 41 vs. SUNY New Paltz, 12/1/07 13 vs. Staten Island, 3/9/03 811 (1984-85) 37 vs. Alfred, 11/18/06 12 vs. Skidmore, 1/2/04 HIGHEST FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE 12 vs. Case Western Reserve, 12/5/00 37 vs. Washington, 2/21/97 44.8 (2003-04) 12 vs. Manhattanville, 2/21/96 31 vs. FDU-Florham, 3/5/05 44.6 (1987-88) 31 vs. Washington, 1/23/04 MOSt StEALS 44.2 (1995-96) 30 vs. St. Francis, 12/13/86 27 vs. John Jay, 11/21/00 43.8 (2000-01) MOST REBOUNDS 27 vs. Vassar, 1/30/98 MOST FREE THROWS 26 vs. St. Joseph’s (LI), 11/23/04 77 vs. St. Joseph’s (LI), 1/25/96 574 t(2006-07) 26 vs. John Carroll, 11/29/98 77 vs. Staten Island, 11/27/89 462 (1996-97) 26 vs. York, 1/31/96 76 vs. Staten Island, 12/4/96 405 (2007-08) 26 vs. Manhattanville, 11/20/90 MOST THREE-POINT FIELD GOALS 400 (1999-00) 26 vs. NJIT, 12/12/88 15 vs. Emory, 1/26/97 HIGHEST FREE-THROW PERCENTAGE 12 vs. Stevens Tech, 1/8/02 74.9 (2006-07) 74.4 (2007-08) 68.2 (2004-05) 32 MOST THREE-POINT FIELD GOALS 189 (1996-97) Individual Game Records Individual Season Records 186 (2000-01) 161 (1995-96) MOST THREE-POINT FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED POINTS POINtS 41 Marsha Harris, vs. Allentown (2/2/98) 1. Marsha Harris, 1996-97...... 561 551 (1996-97) 41 Dolores Kalleck, vs. CCNY (1961-62) 2. Marsha Harris, 1997-98...... 549 545 (2000-01) 3. Marsha Harris, 1994-95...... 542 481 (1995-96) 38 Jessica McEntee, vs. SUNY New Paltz (12/1/07) 38 Annette Herman, vs. Hofstra (1954-55) 4. Jen Krolikowski, 1994-95...... 535 HIGHEST THREE-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE 37 Marsha Harris, vs. Brandeis (2/15/98) 5. Jen Krolikowski, 1996-97...... 530 34.3 (1996-97) 36 Dari Magyar, vs. Steven Tech. (1/8/02) 6. Jessica McEntee, 2006-07...... 524 34.2 (2003-04) 36 Donna Layne, vs. Buffalo State (3/5/94) 7. Jessica McEntee, 2007-08...... 520 34.1 (2000-01) 36 Patti McCrudden, vs. Manhattanville (11/24/87) Patti McCrudden, 1988-89...... 520 MOST REBOUNDS 36 Jessica McEntee, at Emory (2/18/07) 9. Patti McCrudden, 1987-88...... 498 1,438 (1984-85) FIELD GOALS 10. Jehan Clark, 1998-99...... 489 1,410 (2006-07) 17 Donna Layne, vs. Buffalo State (3/5/94) FIELD GOALS 1,410 (1985-86) 16 Patti McCrudden, vs. Manhattanville (11/24/87) 1. Patti McCrudden, 1988-89...... 221 HIGHEST REBOUND AVERAGE 16 Annette Herman, vs. Bridgeport (1954-55) 2. Patti McCrudden, 1987-88...... 217 50.3 (1985-86) 15 Jennifer Miani, vs. Albany (2/2/88) 3. Marsha Harris, 1994-95...... 206 49.6 (1984-85) 15 Chris Robinson, vs. Concordia (12/15/83) 4. Marsha Harris, 1997-98...... 205 47.0 (2003-04) THREE-POINT FIELD GOALS 5. Donna Layne,1993-94...... 201 MOST ASSISTS 11 Lauren D’Ambrosio, vs. Staten Island (3/9/03) tHREE-POINt FIELD GOALS 510 (2000-01) 10 Katie Higier, vs. Drew (3/2/05) 1. Lauren D’Ambrosio, 2002-03...... 94 502 (2001-02) 10 Dari Magyar, vs. Stevens Tech (1/8/02) 2. Lauren D’Ambrosio, 2003-04 ..... 81 493 (1987-88) 9 Marsha Harris, vs. Emory (2/8/98) 3. Jen Krolikowski, 1994-95...... 79 MOST BLOCKED SHOTS 8 Marsha Harris, vs. Brandeis (2/15/98) 4. Katie Higier, 2004-05...... 77 197 (1995-96) 8 Lauren D’Ambrosio, vs. Brandeis (1/29/00) 5. Jen Krolikowski, 1996-97...... 75 157 (2001-02) THREE-POINT FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED 6. Lauren D’Ambrosio, 1999-00...... 69 156 (2003-04) 22 Lauren D’Ambrosio, vs. Staten Island (3/9/03) MOST STEALS 20 Beth Shapiro, vs. Rochester (2/7/92) 461 (1998-99) 17 Katie Higier, vs. Drew (3/2/05) 440 (1997-98) 17 Lauren D’Ambrosio, vs. Chicago (1/31/03) 399 (1995-96) 17 Lauren D’Ambrosio, vs. Brandeis (1/29/00) 16 Beth Shapiro, vs. Mount St. Vincent (11/28/92) FREE THROWS 20 Jessica McEntee vs. SUNY New Paltz (12/1/07) General Team Records 17 Jessica McEntee, vs. Brandeis (2/24/07) 16 Jessica McEntee, vs. Rochester (2/17/08) 14 Pam Trumbull, vs. NJIT (12/12/88) LONGESt WINNING StREAK, 14 Jessica McEntee, vs. Chicago (2/4/07) ONE SEASON REbOUNDS 20 (11/20/95-2/12/96) 27 Wanda Davis, vs. King’s (2/18/86) 16 (11/23/96-2/7/97) 27 Wanda Davis, vs. Lehman (1/7/86) 14 (11/16/01-1/14/02) 25 Wanda Davis, vs. Stockton St. (1/4/86) LONGESt WINNING StREAK, 24 Patti McCrudden, vs. Carnegie Mellon (12/3/88) 24 Wanda Davis, vs. Rochester (1/11/85) OVERALL ASSISTS 20 (2/11/00-3/5/00, 11/17/00-1/21/01) 17 Dari Magyar, vs. SUNY Old Westbury (2/27/02) 20 (11/20/95-2/12/96) 12 Donna Samuels, vs. Western Conn. (2/11/87) 16 (2/9/97-3/22/97, 11/22/97-12/7/97) 12 Donna Samuels, vs. FDU-Madison (11/11/87) 16 (11/23/96-2/7/97) 10 Chiene Jones, vs. Stevens Tech (1/8/02) LONGESt LOSING StREAK, 10 Jehan Clark, vs. Gallaudet (11/24/98) ONE SEASON bLOcKED SHOtS 2004 grad Lauren D’Ambrosio (L) & 11 (1965-66) 8 Chantal Kazay, vs. Skidmore (1/2/04) 2005 grad Stephanie Huhn (R) made LONGESt LOSING StREAK, 7 Allison Herman, vs. Hunter (1/20/03) the record book while taking NYU to OVERALL 7 Roselle Franklin, vs. Allentown (2/12/96) the Sweet Sixteen in 2004 25 (1965-67) StEALS 14 Jehan Clark, vs. Brandeis (1/9/99) 13 Jehan Clark, vs. Washington (2/21/99) 13 Jehan Clark, vs. Gallaudet (11/24/98) 10 Jehan Clark, vs. John Carroll (11/29/98) 10 Chris Robinson, vs. Johns Hopkins (1/16/84) 33 nyu all-time records current players in bold the record book
THREE-POINt FIELD GOAL AttEmPtS FIELD GOAL PERcENtAGE 1. Lauren D’Ambrosio, 2002-03...... 263 (100 MADE MINImUm) 2. Lauren D’Ambrosio, 2003-04...... 223 1. Stephanie Huhn, 2004-05 (102-176)... 57.9 Individual Career Records 3. Jen Krolikowski, 1994-95...... 223 2. Stephanie Huhn, 2003-04 (100-176)... 56.8 4. Katie Higier, 2004-05...... 204 3. Chantal Kazay, 2003-04 (127-228)... 55.7 POINtS 5. Beth Shapiro, 1992-93...... 202 4. Chantal Kazay, 2002-03 (111-205)... 54.1 (1,000 MINImUm) 6. Lauren D’Ambrosio, 1999-00...... 198 5. Patti McCrudden, 1987-88 (217-402).... 54.0 1. Marsha Harris, 1994-98...... 2,140 6. Rashida Allen, 2000-01 (139-258)... 53.9 FREE tHROWS 2. Jen Krolikowski, 1993-97...... 1,802 7. Donna Layne, 1993-94 (201-383)... 52.5 1. Jessica McEntee, 2006-07...... 217 3. Patti McCrudden, 84-85/86-89.... 1,682 8. Karen Bachman, 2006-07 (109-208)...52.4 2. Jessica McEntee, 2007-08...... 196 4. Donna Layne, 1990-94...... 1,491 9. Wanda Davis, 1984-85 (185-365)... 50.7 3. Jocelyn Katsock, 1990-91...... 134 5. Chris Robinson, 1983-87...... 1,425 10. Donna Layne, 1992-93 (178-354)... 50.3 cONSEcUtIVE FREE tHROWS 6. Carrie Kaczmarski, 1989-93...... 1,251 1. Jessica McEntee, 2007-08 tHREE-POINt FIELD GOAL PERcENtAGE 7. Meg Barber, 1998-02...... 1,228 50 AttEmPtS MINImUm (12/1/07 - 12/8/07)...... 27 ( ) 8. Jessica McEntee, 2005-Present... 1,210 2. Jessica McEntee, 2006-07 1. Katie Higier, 2003-04 (39-89)...... 43.8 9. Lauren D’Ambrosio, 99-01/02-04... 1,201 (2/2/07 - 2/9/07)...... 24 2. Jen Krolikowski, 1996-97 (75-189).... 39.7 10. Jennifer Miani, 1984-88...... 1,191 3. Jen Krolikowski, 1993-94 3. Adrienne Rochetti, 2006-07 (38-96)... 39.6 11. Janice Quinn, 1981-85...... 1,137 (1/11/94 - 1/30/94)...... 20 4. Marsha Harris, 1997-98 (68-179).... 38.0 12. Jennifer Goeke, 1986-90...... 1,046 REbOUNDS Beth Shapiro, 1990-91(41-108)... 38.0 13. Jehan Clark, 1995-99...... 1,037 1. Wanda Davis, 1985-86...... 474 FIELD GOALS 2. Jessica McEntee, 2006-07...... 386 1. Marsha Harris, 1994-98...... 779 3. Wanda Davis, 1984-85...... 379 2. Patti McCrudden, 84-85/86-89.... 718 4. Patti McCrudden, 1988-89...... 357 3. Jen Krolikowski, 1993-97...... 624 5. Carrie Kaczmarski, 1989-90...... 349 4. Chris Robinson, 1983-87...... 590 6. Carrie Kaczmarski, 1991-92...... 323 5. Donna Layne, 1990-94 ...... 588 7. Nancy Pajer, 1983-84...... 319 tHREE-POINt FIELD GOALS 8. Carrie Kaczmarski, 1990-91...... 313 1. Lauren D’Ambrosio, 99-01/02-04... 293 9. Patti McCrudden, 1986-87...... 309 2. Jen Krolikowski, 1993-97...... 264 10. Patti McCrudden, 1987-88...... 292 3. Marsha Harris, 1994-98 ...... 227 ASSIStS 4. Beth Shapiro, 1989-93...... 175 1. Dari Magyar, 2001-02...... 126 tHREE-POINt FIELD GOAL AttEmPtS 2. Donna Samuels, 1986-87...... 116 1. Lauren D’Ambrosio, 99-01/02-04... 847 3. Marsha Harris, 1995-96...... 114 2. Jen Krolikowski, 1993-97...... 738 4. Karen Bachman, 2006-07...... 112 3. Marsha Harris, 1994-98...... 632 5. Marsha Harris, 1996-97...... 104 FREE tHROWS bLOcKED SHOtS 1. Jessica McEntee, 2005-present... 483 1. Karen Bachman, 2006-07...... 62 2006 grad Katie Higier tops the 2. Marsha Harris, 1994-98...... 355 Roselle Franklin, 1995-96...... 62 3. Donna Layne, 1990-94...... 313 Wanda Davis, 1985-86...... 62 record book in free throw & three-pt 4. Jen Krolikowski, 1993-97...... 290 3. Chantal Kazay, 2003-04...... 61 percentage in a season 5. Carrie Kaczmarski, 1989-93...... 289 4. Allison Herman, 2001-02...... 56 REbOUNDS StEALS FREE tHROW PERcENtAGE 1. Patti McCrudden, 84-85/86-89.... 1,168 1. Jehan Clark, 1998-99...... 182 (40 Ft MINImUm) 2. Carrie Kaczmarski, 1989-93...... 1,075 2. Jehan Clark, 1997-98...... 110 1. Katie Higier, 2004-05 (52-59)...... 88.1 3. Nancy Pajer, 1983-87...... 911 3. Jehan Clark, 1996-97...... 106 2. Jen Krolikowski, 1993-94 (45-54).... 83.3 4. Donna Layne, 1990-94...... 887 ScORING AVERAGE 3. Jessica McEntee, 2007-08 (196-238)... 82.4 5. Wanda Davis, 1984-86 ...... 853 1. Jessica McEntee, 2007-08...... 20.8 Jessica McEntee, 2005-06 (70-85)... 82.4 6. Jessica McEntee, 2005-present... 832 2. Marsha Harris, 1997-98...... 20.3 5. Stephanie Ryba, 2006-07 (78-96)... 81.3 7. Stephanie Huhn, 2001-05...... 807 3. Marsha Harris, 1994-95...... 19.4 6. Jessica McEntee, 2006-07 (217-269)... 80.7 8. Karen Bachman, 2003-07...... 738 4. Marsha Harris, 1996-97...... 19.3 7. Marsha Harris, 1996-97 (109-137).... 79.6 9. Allison Herman, 2002-03...... 692 5. Patti McCrudden, 1988-89...... 19.3 8. Stephanie Huhn, 2001-02 (40-51).... 78.4 10. Chris Robinson, 1983-87...... 639 6. Jen Krolikowski, 1994-95...... 19.1 REbOUND AVERAGE ASSIStS 7. Donna Layne, 1992-93...... 18.5 1. Wanda Davis, 1985-86...... 16.9 1. Marsha Harris, 1994-98...... 385 8. Donna Layne, 1993-94...... 18.4 2. Nancy Pajer, 1983-84...... 13.3 2. Dari Magyar, 1998-02...... 332 9. Patti McCrudden, 1987-88...... 18.4 3. Patti McCrudden, 1988-89...... 13.2 3. Adrienne Rochetti, 2003-07...... 328 10. Janice Quinn, 1981-82...... 17.9 4. Wanda Davis, 1984-85...... 13.1 bLOcKED SHOtS 5. Carrie Kaczmarski, 1989-90...... 12.9 1. Chantal Kazay, 2001-05...... 182 6. Jessica McEntee, 2006-07...... 12.5 2. Karen Bachman, 2003-07...... 152 7. Carrie Kaczmarski, 1991-92...... 12.0 3. Allison Herman, 1999-03...... 147 8. Carrie Kaczmarski, 1990-91...... 11.6 StEALS 9. Jessica McEntee, 2007-08...... 11.4 1. Jehan Clark, 1995-99...... 449 Patti McCrudden, 1986-87...... 11.4 2. Marsha Harris, 1994-98...... 299 3. Donna Layne, 1990-94...... 267 34 2005 grad Rachel Wojdowski earned Kodak All-America honors in her senior campaign ScORING AVERAGE 1. Marsha Harris, 1994-98...... 18.8 2. Rachel Wojdowski, 2003-05...... 16.4 3. Jen Krolikowski, 1993-97...... 15.9 4. Patti McCrudden, 84-85/86-89.... 15.3 5. Wanda Davis, 1984-86...... 15.2 6. Jessica McEntee, 2005-present... 14.9 7. Donna Layne, 1990-94...... 14.8 8. Carrie Kaczmarski, 1989-93...... 13.3 9. Chris Robinson, 1983-87...... 13.2 10. Janice Quinn, 1981-85 ...... 13.0 FIELD GOAL PERcENtAGE 1997 grad Jen Krolikowski’s scoring ability (200 FG MINImUm) helped NYU to two Sweet Sixteens, one 1. Chantal Kazay, 2001-05...... Final Four, and a NCAA Championship (359-666)...... 53.9 during her career 2. Stephanie Huhn, 2001-05...... (340-651)...... 52.2 3. Patti McCrudden, 84-85/86-89.... (718-1,452)...... 49.4 4. Donna Layne, 1990-94 ...... (588-1,194)...... 49.2 Coles Sports Center Records 5. Rashida Allen, 1997-01...... (326-663) ...... 49.1 6. Wanda Davis, 1984-86...... tEAm (383-781)...... 49.0 Points -- 123, vs. John Jay, 2000-01 7. Jessica Nowak, 1997-2001...... Points in One Half -- 70, vs. John Jay, 2000-01 Points (combined) -- 221, NYU (114) vs. SUNY Albany, 2OT (107), 1987-88 (234-478)...... 48.9 Field Goals -- 51, vs. SUNY Albany, 1987-88 tHREE-POINt FIELD GOAL PERcENtAGE Field Goals (combined) -- 92, NYU (51) vs. SUNY Albany (41), 1987-88 (150 FG AttEmPtS MINImUm) Field Goals Attempted -- 97, vs. SUNY Albany, 1987-88 Field Goals Attempted (combined) -- 172, NYU (97) vs. SUNY Albany (75), 1987-88 1. Marsha Harris, 1994-98 ...... Free Throws -- 41, vs. SUNY New Paltz, Dec. 1, 2007 (227-632)...... 35.9 Free Throws (combined) -- 66, NYU (37) vs. Washington (29), 1996-97 2. Lauren D’Ambrosio, 99-01/02-04.... Free Throws Attempted -- 52, vs. SUNY New Paltz, Dec. 1, 2007 (303-847)...... 35.8 Free Throws Attempted (combined) -- 83, NYU (48) vs. Washington (35), 1996-97 Jen Krolikowski, 1993-97...... Three-Point Field Goals -- 15, vs. Emory, 1996-97 Three-Point Field Goals (combined) -- 17, NYU (15) vs. Emory (2), 1996-97 (264-738)...... 35.8 Three-Point Field Goals Attempted -- 30, vs. Emory, 1996-97; 30, vs. St. John Fisher, 1995-96 FREE tHROW PERcENtAGE Three-Point Field Goals Attempted (combined) -- 58, NYU (19) vs. St. Joseph’s (LI) (39), 1995-96 (150 Ft MINImUm) Rebounds -- 77, vs. St. Joseph’s (LI), 1995-96 1. Jessica McEntee, 2005-present..... Rebounds (combined) -- 121, NYU (68) vs. Farmingdale State (53), 2003-04 Personal Fouls -- 35, SUNY New Paltz vs. NYU, Dec. 1, 2007 (483-592)...... 81.6 Personal Fouls (combined) -- 59, NYU (32) vs. St. Joseph’s (LI) (27), 2002-03 2. Marsha Harris, 1994-98...... (355-459)...... 77.3 INDIVIDUAL 3. Mindy Sokalsky, 1992-96...... Points -- 38, Jessica McEntee vs. SUNY New Paltz, Dec. 1, 2007 (150-197)...... 76.1 Points in One Half -- 26, Jessica McEntee vs. Rochester, Feb. 17, 2008 4. Stephanie Ryba, 2003-07...... Field Goals -- 17, Donna Layne vs. Buffalo State, Mar. 5, 1994 (151-207)...... 72.9 Field Goals Attempted -- 28, Patti McCrudden vs. SUNY Albany, Feb. 2, 1988 Free Throws -- 20, Jessica McEntee vs. SUNY New Paltz, Dec. 1, 2007 5. Stephanie Huhn, 2001-05...... Free Throws Attempted -- 27, Donna Layne vs. Washington, Jan. 31, 1993 (166-231)...... 72.4 Three-Point Field Goals -- 10, Katie Higier vs. Drew, Mar. 2, 2005 REbOUND AVERAGE Three-Point Field Goal Attempted -- 17, Katie Higier vs. Drew, Mar. 2, 2005 1. Wanda Davis, 1984-86...... 15.0 Rebounds -- 27, Wanda Davis vs. Lehman, Jan. 7, 1986 Assists -- 17, Dari Magyar vs. SUNY Old Westbury, Feb. 27, 2002 2. Carrie Kaczmarski, 1989-93...... 11.4 Blocks -- 7, Allison Herman vs. Hunter, Jan. 20, 2003 3. Patti McCrudden, 84-85/86-89.... 10.6 4. Jessica McEntee, 2005-present..... 10.3 5. Donna Layne, 1990-94...... 8.8 6. Nancy Pajer, 1983-87...... 8.7 NYU All-Time Coaching Records in chronological order Seasons Coach Yrs. Games Won Lost Tie Pct. 1923-24 F.P. Wall 1 7 1 6 0 .143 1924-29 Karin Carlson 5 51 19 32 0 .373 NYU All-Americans 1929-65 Esther Foley 36 349 159 182 8 .456 Jessica McEntee - 2007, 2008 1965-68 Susan Kelly 3 31 2 29 0 .064 Rachel Wojdowski - 2005 1968-78 Margaret Schlichting 10 70 8 62 0 .114 Jehan Clark - 1999 1978-82 Evelyn Hannon 4 56 13 43 0 .232 Jen Krolikowski - 1997 1982-87 Sherri Pickard 5 134 81 53 0 .604 Marsha Harris - 1996, 1998 1987-08 Janice Quinn 21 580 453 127 0 .781 Donna Layne - 1993, 1994 2008-present Stefano Trompeo 1st 0 0 0 0 .000 Patti McCrudden - 1988 TOTALS 85 1,278 736 534 8 .579 35 all-time records 2008-09 opponents in bold nyu vs. opponents
First Last Last First Last Last Opponent W L T Game NYU Victory Opp. Victory Opponent W L T Game NYU Victory Opp. Victory Adelphi 5 4 1928-29 1961-62 (37-28) 1962-63 (41-26) Muhlenberg 2 0 1984-85 1994-95 (80-63) Alfred 2 0 2003-04 2006-07 (104-59) Nazareth (NY) 3 0 1985-86 1996-97 (66-50) Allentown 4 1 1994-95 1998-99 (73-53) 1995-96 (66-65) Newark 0 2 1923-24 1923-24 (22-15) Alvernia 1 0 2005-06 2005-06 (82-52) New College * 4 3 1934-35 1938-39 (25-16) 1937-38 (32-14) American Int’l 1 0 1934-35 1934-35 (25-22) New Jersey City 6 2 1982-83 2007-08 (64-48) 1983-84 (66-47) Arnold 0 1 1927-28 1927-28 (39-24) NJIT 1 0 1988-89 1988-89 (104-34) Baltimore 1 0 1935-36 1935-36 (34-16) New Rochelle 4 3 1984-85 1988-89 (73-33) 1985-86 (76-70) Barnard 1 12 1970-71 1973-74 (33-31) 1982-83 (67-57) New York Agricultural 1 0 1926-27 1926-27 (60-9) Baruch 1 4 1975-76 1975-76 (62-42) 2004-05 (70-68) New York Tech 0 2 1975-76 1976-77 (80-39) Beaver 1 5 1927-28 1996-97 (94-29) 1931-32 (34-17) Oaksmere 0 1 1923-24 1923-24 (55-9) Binghamton 0 1 1997-98 1997-98 (62-58 ot) Pace 1 3 1979-80 1980-81 (77-37) 1982-83 (80-34) Bowdoin 2 0 1999-00 2000-01 (64-60) Panzer 2 1 1943-44 1945-46 (27-25) 1943-44 (24-23) Brandeis 32 8 1988-89 2007-08 (57-47) 2007-08 (63-60) Pennsylvania 1 0 1923-24 1923-24 (25-18) Bridgeport 0 1 1954-55 1954-55 (unknown) Pittsburgh 0 2 1924-25 1925-26 (29-15) Brown 0 1 1927-28 1927-28 (40-17) Pratt 4 4 1966-67 1983-84 (forfeit) 1982-83 (42-40) Brooklyn 13 16 1932-33 1981-82 (44-36) 1982-83 (66-51) Queens 7 3 1946-47 1962-63 (33-24) 1967-68 (48-21) Bryn Mawr 1 0 1982-83 1982-83 (49-47) Ramapo 1 0 2001-02 2001-02 (77-65) Buffalo State 3 0 1985-86 2002-03 (86-58) Rensselaer Poly 1 0 2003-04 2003-04 (88-82) Caldwell 1 0 1991-92 1991-92 (76-58) Rhode Island Coll. 0 1 1985-86 1985-86 (64-62) Capital 0 1 1993-94 1993-94 (74-51) Rhode Island St. 1 0 1943-44 1943-44 (43-12) Carnegie Mellon 32 9 1986-87 2007-08 (59-49) 2001-02 (59-55) Rider 12 3 1936-37 1962-63 (29-26) 1952-53 (36-35) Case Western Res. 28 3 1986-87 2006-07 (68-65) 2007-08 (73-63) Rochester 29 18 1984-85 2006-07 (77-54) 2007-08 (73-65) Catholic 2 3 1983-84 1987-88 (57-53) 1986-87 (71-64) Rowan 2 1 1995-96 2004-05 (72-65) 1997-98 (57-52) Centenary 3 0 1996-97 1998-99 (80-46) Russell Sage 1 0 2000-01 2000-01 (76-32) City College of NY 27 16 1931-32 2002-03 (76-50) 1988-89 (63-53) Rutgers-Camden 1 1 1991-92 2001-02 (78-66) 1991-92 (66-64 ot) Chicago 31 11 1987-88 2006-07 (76-75) 2007-08 (84-64) Rutgers-Newark 1 5 1978-79 1983-84 (78-59) 1982-83 (67-40) Clark 2 1 1986-87 1987-88 (88-79) 1988-89 (65-61) St. Elizabeth 2 1 1981-82 1983-84 (62-48) 1981-82 (56-32) Clarkson 3 3 1983-84 2000-01 (84-42) 1989-90 (67-66) St. Francis (NY) 0 3 1973-74 1986-87 (67-64 ot) Columbia 3 3 1983-84 1987-88 (76-67) 1988-89 (88-40) St. John Fisher 3 1 1986-87 1996-97 (75-46) 1986-87 (69-59) Concordia 2 8 1963-64 1968-69 (38-15) 1983-84 (75-66) St. John’s 3 4 1933-34 1964-65 (32-29) 1967-68 (46-29) Connecticut State 11 5 1924-25 1935-36 (22-18) 1937-38 (15-13) St. Joseph’s (Bklyn) 10 37 1 1924-25 1982-83 (77-40) 1980-81 (48-45) C.W. Post 0 2 1975-76 1976-77 (90-12) St. Joseph’s (LI) 6 0 1995-96 2006-07 (80-38) Dickinson 1 0 1999-00 1999-00 (71-48) St. Lawrence 4 2 1926-27 1998-99 (59-48) 1931-32 (27-18) Dominican 5 0 1983-84 1987-88 (88-45) St. Thomas 0 1 1995-96 1995-96 (75-51) Drew 6 1 1982-83 2007-08 (86-70) 1982-83 (74-50) St. Thomas Aquinas 2 0 1983-84 1985-86 (73-59) Drexel 2 1 1924-25 1925-26 (23-15) 1924-25 (24-16) Salem State 0 2 1994-95 1998-99 (65-47) Dyke 0 1 1986-87 1986-87 (79-70) Salisbury State 0 1 1984-85 1984-85 (62-58) Eastern Conn. State 1 1 1984-85 1995-96 (72-29) 1984-85 (58-55) Savage Inst. (NY) 2 11 1925-26 1938-39 (21-20) 1941-42 (21-18) East Stroudsburg 6 14 1926-27 1946-47 (18-17) 1947-48 (50-31) Savannah A&D 1 0 1998-99 1998-99 (57-43) Elmira 4 2 1983-84 2000-01 (88-36) 1999-00 (60-58 ot) Scranton 2 2 1992-93 1996-97 (84-72) 1998-99 (81-60) Elizabethtown 1 0 1998-99 1998-99 (87-70) Simpson 1 0 2006-07 2006-07 (76-58) Emmanuel 0 1 2000-01 2000-01 (74-70 ot) Skidmore 3 0 2002-03 2004-05 (75-39) Emory 30 9 1988-89 2006-07 (69-67) 2007-08 (64-61) Staten Island 16 2 1982-83 2004-05 (84-54) 1983-84 (65-64) Fairleigh Dickinson 2 8 1969-70 1973-74 (33-31) 1978-79 (101-50) Stevens Tech. 5 0 2001-02 2007-08 (76-65) Farmingdale State 7 0 2002-03 2007-08 (71-61) Stockton State 4 0 1984-85 1986-87 (59-58) FDU-Florham # 12 5 1981-82 2007-08 (84-40) 1983-84 (87-70) SUNY Albany 9 4 1985-86 1994-95 (70-56) 1991-92 (66-54) Fordham 0 3 1968-69 1970-71 (37-22) SUNY Brockport 2 0 1994-95 2002-03 (74-71) Gallaudet 2 0 1984-85 1998-99 (100-75) SUNY Cortland 1 0 2004-05 2004-05 (83-59) Geneva 0 2 1925-26 1925-26 (23-3) SUNY New Paltz 2 0 1990-91 2007-08 (87-82) Gwynedd Mercy 2 0 1997-98 2006-07 (72-60) SUNY Old Westbury 3 0 1991-92 2001-02 (118-37) Hamilton 1 1 1990-91 2001-02 (85-61) 1990-91 (60-57) SUNY Oneonta 1 0 2001-02 2001-02 (79-53) Hartwick 3 1 1984-85 1986-87 (70-56) 1990-91 (55-54) SUNY Oswego 2 0 2001-02 2007-08 (67-48) Haverford 3 0 1981-82 1997-98 (73-46) SUNY Stony Brook 11 6 1983-84 1994-95 (78-63) 1993-94 (65-50) Hilbert 1 0 2003-04 2003-04 (88-51) SUNY Utica/Rome 1 0 2001-02 2001-02 (87-20) Hofstra 7 8 1 1936-37 1967-68 (35-32) 1969-70 (33-19) Swarthmore 0 1 1929-30 1929-30 (42-22) Hunter 38 27 1 1923-24 2007-08 (54-36) 1982-83 (57-49) Temple 1 10 1923-24 1940-41 (29-26) 1946-47 (41-23) Illinois Wesleyan 1 0 2004-05 2004-05 (57-53) Trinity 1 0 2007-08 2007-08 (61-40) John Carroll 1 0 1998-99 1998-99 (67-44) Union 1 0 2003-04 2003-04 (69-50) Johns Hopkins 13 3 1983-84 2007-08 (63-45) 1997-98 (64-33) U.S.M.M.A. 1 0 2005-06 2005-06 (76-43) John Jay 10 4 1974-75 2000-01 (123-20) 1980-81 (68-26) Upsala 13 10 1924-25 1942-43 (39-14) 1982-83 (96-32) Kean 4 2 1985-86 2006-07 (76-64) 1987-88 (86-60) Ursinas 1 0 2006-07 2006-07 (84-50) Keuka 1 0 2000-01 2000-01 (89-39) Vassar 5 0 1996-97 1999-00 (79-46) King’s (NY) 3 5 1962-63 1985-86 (62-57) 1982-83 (71-52) Wagner 12 13 1935-36 1961-62 (40-32) 1971-72 (50-19) Lane 1 0 1989-90 1989-90 (70-63) Washington (MO) 15 28 1987-88 2006-07 (83-58) 2007-08 (71-55) Lehman 4 2 1981-82 2001-02 (90-67) 1982-83 (46-36) Wesleyan (CT) 2 0 1984-85 1985-86 (62-38) Long Island 3 8 1930-31 1973-74 (33-29) 1974-75 (93-30) Western Conn. 3 6 1984-85 1990-91 (61-54) 1992-93 (73-61) Maine-Farmington 1 0 1998-99 1998-99 (89-53) Wheaton 2 0 1992-93 1994-95 (72-68) Manhattan 1 0 1950-51 1950-51 (37-35) William & Mary 2 5 1925-26 1946-47 (25-24) 1950-51 (33-5) Manhattanville 18 5 1 1926-27 2006-07 (87-51) 1985-86 (76-70) William Paterson 1 2 1969-70 1996-97 (84-74) 1989-90 (76-70) Marymount 0 2 1924-25 1926-27 (27-24) William Smith 3 1 1984-85 1997-98 (70-54) 1991-92 (65-52) Mary Washington 0 2 1984-85 2006-07 (74-63) WI-Oshkosh 0 1 1995-96 1995-96 (62-37) Mercy 0 2 1974-75 1983-84 (78-64) WI-Eau Claire 1 0 1996-97 1996-97 (72-70) MIT 1 0 1984-85 1984-85 (62-40) Worcester Poly 1 0 1986-87 1986-87 (78-73) Molloy 1 4 1963-64 1963-64 (35-27) 1968-69 (34-32) Worcester State 1 0 2007-08 2007-08 (90-55) Montclair State 1 3 1985-86 1986-87 (59-54) 1988-89 (62-53) Yeshiva 2 0 1980-81 1981-82 (63-18) Mount St. Mary 14 1 1993-94 2006-07 (58-45) 2002-03 (71-65 ot) York 9 3 1978-79 2003-04 (102-33) 1980-81 (79-19) Mount St. Vincent 7 4 1979-80 2006-07 (75-33) 1982-83 (50-45) * Affiliated with Columbia University 36 # Formerly FDU-Madison year-by-year nyu yearly records, a history
First Last Last NYU Opp. NYU Opp. Opponent W L T Game NYU Victory Opp. Victory Year G W L T Pts. Pts. Captain(s) Year G W L T Pts. Pts. Captain(s) Muhlenberg 2 0 1984-85 1994-95 (80-63) 1923-24 7 1 6 89 205 Edith Ramsey 1982-83 23 7 16 1164 1369 Martha Stark, Sue Walsh Nazareth (NY) 3 0 1985-86 1996-97 (66-50) Newark 0 2 1923-24 1923-24 (22-15) 1924-25 10 4 6 185 214 Stella Zins 1983-84 26 16 10 1532 1386 Helene Peller, Janice Quinn New College * 4 3 1934-35 1938-39 (25-16) 1937-38 (32-14) 1925-26 10 5 5 211 238 Stella Zins 1984-85 E 29 20 9 1928 1717 Janice Quinn, New Jersey City 6 2 1982-83 2007-08 (64-48) 1983-84 (66-47) 1926-27 10 2 8 217 309 Theresa Guffanti Chris Robinson NJIT 1 0 1988-89 1988-89 (104-34) 1927-28 12 3 9 257 328 Alice Tesar 1985-86 s 28 20 8 1894 1681 Karen Gillin, Nancy Pajer New Rochelle 4 3 1984-85 1988-89 (73-33) 1985-86 (76-70) New York Agricultural 1 0 1926-27 1926-27 (60-9) 1928-29 9 5 4 203 108 Mildred Lindeblad 1986-87 n 28 18 10 1963 1792 Karen Gillin, Nancy Pajer, New York Tech 0 2 1975-76 1976-77 (80-39) 1929-30 12 7 5 332 286 Rose Jaboolian Chris Robinson Oaksmere 0 1 1923-24 1923-24 (55-9) 1930-31 10 2 8 129 243 Rose Jaboolian 1987-88 E 27 21 6 1901 1701 Jennifer Miani, Pace 1 3 1979-80 1980-81 (77-37) 1982-83 (80-34) 1931-32 10 2 8 179 292 Gertrude Horndler Patti McCrudden Panzer 2 1 1943-44 1945-46 (27-25) 1943-44 (24-23) Pennsylvania 1 0 1923-24 1923-24 (25-18) 1932-33 11 3 8 140 206 Gertrude Horndler 1988-89 Ts 27 18 9 1711 1531 Patti McCrudden Pittsburgh 0 2 1924-25 1925-26 (29-15) 1933-34 10 6 3 1 233 150 Edith Puggelli 1989-90 e 28 17 11 1841 1640 Liz Canino, Jennifer Goeke Pratt 4 4 1966-67 1983-84 (forfeit) 1982-83 (42-40) 1934-35 10 9 1 272 190 Edith Puggelli 1990-91 n 27 19 8 1783 1457 Jocelyn Katsock, Queens 7 3 1946-47 1962-63 (33-24) 1967-68 (48-21) 1935-36 9 8 1 273 146 Doris Palmer Pam Trumbull Ramapo 1 0 2001-02 2001-02 (77-65) Rensselaer Poly 1 0 2003-04 2003-04 (88-82) 1936-37 9 2 7 147 194 Doris Palmer 1991-92 e 27 15 12 1706 1441 Maureen Barber, Denise Cattie, Rhode Island Coll. 0 1 1985-86 1985-86 (64-62) 1937-38 10 3 7 180 196 Constance Hanf Carrie Kaczmarski Rhode Island St. 1 0 1943-44 1943-44 (43-12) 1938-39 11 10 1 307 181 Barbara Unsworth 1992-93 s 26 20 6 1726 1426 Carrie Kaczmarski Rider 12 3 1936-37 1962-63 (29-26) 1952-53 (36-35) 1939-40 9 3 5 1 153 194 Hildegarde Sack 1993-94 s 26 22 4 1870 1233 Donna Layne, Dina Weisberger, Rochester 29 18 1984-85 2006-07 (77-54) 2007-08 (73-65) Rowan 2 1 1995-96 2004-05 (72-65) 1997-98 (57-52) 1940-41 9 4 3 2 201 226 Helen Hansch Stacy Whitney Russell Sage 1 0 2000-01 2000-01 (76-32) 1941-42 9 3 6 169 242 * 1994-95 s 28 23 5 1991 1572 Gabrielle Lupe, Kenya Jones Rutgers-Camden 1 1 1991-92 2001-02 (78-66) 1991-92 (66-64 ot) 1942-43 9 3 6 217 237 Genevieve Ney 1995-96 U4 31 27 4 2271 1502 Kenya Jones, Joelle DeJoseph, Rutgers-Newark 1 5 1978-79 1983-84 (78-59) 1982-83 (67-40) 1943-44 11 7 4 369 281 Wunifred Regan Jen Krolikowski St. Elizabeth 2 1 1981-82 1983-84 (62-48) 1981-82 (56-32) St. Francis (NY) 0 3 1973-74 1986-87 (67-64 ot) 1944-45 9 7 2 277 201 Ruth Kitch 1996-97 U1 30 29 1 2297 1553 Jen Krolikowski, Joelle St. John Fisher 3 1 1986-87 1996-97 (75-46) 1986-87 (69-59) 1945-46 8 5 3 212 238 Ruth Carr DeJoseph, Marsha Harris St. John’s 3 4 1933-34 1964-65 (32-29) 1967-68 (46-29) 1946-47 10 5 5 281 274 Peg Slevin 1997-98 s 27 22 5 1928 1286 Marsha Harris St. Joseph’s (Bklyn) 10 37 1 1924-25 1982-83 (77-40) 1980-81 (48-45) 1947-48 10 3 6 1 343 395 Geraldine Gross 1998-99 8 28 24 4 1977 1478 Jehan Clark, Jenny Schinella St. Joseph’s (LI) 6 0 1995-96 2006-07 (80-38) St. Lawrence 4 2 1926-27 1998-99 (59-48) 1931-32 (27-18) 1948-49 10 6 2 2 * * Marie Damore 1999-00 E 27 22 5 1899 1458 Samiyrah Muhammad, St. Thomas 0 1 1995-96 1995-96 (75-51) 1949-50 8 4 3 1 * * * Angela Vicari St. Thomas Aquinas 2 0 1983-84 1985-86 (73-59) 1950-51 9 8 1 474 310 Marie Damore 2000-01 C8 28 26 2 2136 1418 Rashida Allen, Melina Salem State 0 2 1994-95 1998-99 (65-47) 1951-52 10 7 3 461 417 * Nappi-Kaehler, Jessica Salisbury State 0 1 1984-85 1984-85 (62-58) Savage Inst. (NY) 2 11 1925-26 1938-39 (21-20) 1941-42 (21-18) 1952-53 10 6 4 433 398 Vetta Xanthos Nowak, Angela Vicari Savannah A&D 1 0 1998-99 1998-99 (57-43) 1953-54 10 4 6 * * Sydelle Shulman 2001-02 E 28 21 7 2027 1509 Meg Barber, Dari Magyar, Scranton 2 2 1992-93 1996-97 (84-72) 1998-99 (81-60) 1954-55 10 3 7 * * Sydelle Shulman Vallene Henderson Simpson 1 0 2006-07 2006-07 (76-58) Anette Herman 2002-03 E 28 22 6 1853 1550 Allison Herman Skidmore 3 0 2002-03 2004-05 (75-39) Staten Island 16 2 1982-83 2004-05 (84-54) 1983-84 (65-64) 1955-56 10 3 7 * * Evelyn Hannon 2003-04 Cs 27 23 4 2109 1552 none Stevens Tech. 5 0 2001-02 2007-08 (76-65) 1956-57 8 2 6 * * Evelyn Hannon 2004-05 E 28 23 5 1968 1572 Stephanie Huhn, Stockton State 4 0 1984-85 1986-87 (59-58) 1957-58 11 2 9 * * Lucille Stuffregen Rachel Wojdowski SUNY Albany 9 4 1985-86 1994-95 (70-56) 1991-92 (66-54) 1958-59 10 4 6 * * * 2005-06 n 26 18 8 1719 1485 Katie Higier, Chiene Jones SUNY Brockport 2 0 1994-95 2002-03 (74-71) SUNY Cortland 1 0 2004-05 2004-05 (83-59) 1959-60 9 3 6 * * Judy Kronrot 2006-07 C4 31 27 4 2313 1842 Karen Bachman, Adrienne SUNY New Paltz 2 0 1990-91 2007-08 (87-82) 1960-61 11 2 9 * * Dolores Kalleck Rochetti, Stephanie Ryba SUNY Old Westbury 3 0 1991-92 2001-02 (118-37) 1961-62 10 6 4 362 371 Dolores Kalleck 2007-08 25 14 11 1638 1502 Jessica McEntee SUNY Oneonta 1 0 2001-02 2001-02 (79-53) 1962-63 10 2 8 271 352 Sybil Enfield Totals 1,278 736 534 8 SUNY Oswego 2 0 2001-02 2007-08 (67-48) SUNY Stony Brook 11 6 1983-84 1994-95 (78-63) 1993-94 (65-50) 1963-64 8 3 5 234 260 Nancy Stapler SUNY Utica/Rome 1 0 2001-02 2001-02 (87-20) 1964-65 9 2 7 265 296 * Swarthmore 0 1 1929-30 1929-30 (42-22) 1965-66 11 0 11 105 491 * Temple 1 10 1923-24 1940-41 (29-26) 1946-47 (41-23) 1966-67 10 1 9 182 484 Carol Brenner Trinity 1 0 2007-08 2007-08 (61-40) 1967-68 10 1 9 232 457 Carol Brenner LEGEND: Union 1 0 2003-04 2003-04 (69-50) * Information not available U.S.M.M.A. 1 0 2005-06 2005-06 (76-43) 1968-69 10 1 9 266 409 * Upsala 13 10 1924-25 1942-43 (39-14) 1982-83 (96-32) 1969-70 9 1 8 191 338 * Ursinas 1 0 2006-07 2006-07 (84-50) 1970-71 7 0 7 182 289 * e ECAC Metro Tournament Vassar 5 0 1996-97 1999-00 (79-46) 1971-72 6 0 6 138 300 * E ECAC Metro Champions Wagner 12 13 1935-36 1961-62 (40-32) 1971-72 (50-19) Washington (MO) 15 28 1987-88 2006-07 (83-58) 2007-08 (71-55) 1972-73 4 0 4 71 170 * Wesleyan (CT) 2 0 1984-85 1985-86 (62-38) 1973-74 6 3 3 197 224 * T UAA Tri-Champions Western Conn. 3 6 1984-85 1990-91 (61-54) 1992-93 (73-61) 1974-75 7 0 7 182 289 * C UAA Co-Champions Wheaton 2 0 1992-93 1994-95 (72-68) U UAA Champions William & Mary 2 5 1925-26 1946-47 (25-24) 1950-51 (33-5) 1975-76 7 2 5 304 341 * William Paterson 1 2 1969-70 1996-97 (84-74) 1989-90 (76-70) 1976-77 8 1 7 316 493 * William Smith 3 1 1984-85 1997-98 (70-54) 1991-92 (65-52) 1977-78 6 0 6 229 360 * n NCAA Tournament 2006 captains Katie Higier (L) and WI-Oshkosh 0 1 1995-96 1995-96 (62-37) 1978-79 8 0 8 207 593 Mani Willoughby s NCAA Sweet Sixteen WI-Eau Claire 1 0 1996-97 1996-97 (72-70) 8 NCAA Elite Eight Chiene Jones (R) with Janice Quinn Worcester Poly 1 0 1986-87 1986-87 (78-73) 1979-80 12 1 11 348 670 Paula Altshuler Worcester State 1 0 2007-08 2007-08 (90-55) 1980-81 16 3 13 601 952 Paula Altshuler, 4 NCAA Final Four and Christopher Bledsoe Yeshiva 2 0 1980-81 1981-82 (63-18) Martha Stark 1 NCAA National Champions York 9 3 1978-79 2003-04 (102-33) 1980-81 (79-19) 1981-82 20 9 11 944 951 Paula Altshuler, * Affiliated with Columbia University Sarah Healy # Formerly FDU-Madison 37 2008-09 opponents the competition, by date
MOUNT ST. MARY COLLEGE lehman college Saturday 11/15,6pm@MSMC Tuesday 11/25, 6pm@NYU LocatIon: Newburgh, NY LocatIon: Bronx, NY Nickname: Blue Knights Nickname: Lightning President: Father Kevin E. Macklin President: Dr. Ricardo R. Fernandez Conference: Skyline Conference: CUNYAC Homecourt (capacity): Elaine & William Kaplan Recreation Center (1,500) Homecourt (capacity): The Apex (1,300) Head Coach (Year, Record): J. Randall Ognibene (29th, 491-236) Head Coach (Year, Record): Eric Harrison (11th, 148-122) 2007-08 Record: 26-3 2007-08 Record: 17-12 Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 7/7 Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 5/8 Starters Returning/Lost: 2/3 Starters Returning/Lost: 3/2 Series Record vs. NYU: 1-14 Series Record vs. NYU: 2-4 Last Meeting vs. NYU: L 58-45 (Dec. 16, 2006 at MSMC) Last Meeting vs. NYU: L 90-67 (Dec. 3, 2001 at NYU) Sports Info. Contact: Justin Satkowski Sports Info. Contact: Stephen Spagnoli Sports Info. Phone: 845-569-3341 Sports Info. Phone: 718-960-1130 Website: www.msmcblueknights.com Website: www.lehmanathletics.com new jersey city university suny new paltz Tuesday 11/18, 6pm@NJCU Monday 12/1, 7pm@New Paltz LocatIon: Jersey City, NJ LocatIon: New Paltz, NY Nickname: Gothic Knights Nickname: Hawks President: Carlos Hernández President: Steven G. Poskanzer Conference: NJAC Conference: SUNYAC Homecourt (capacity): John J. Moore Athletics & Fitness Center (2,000) Homecourt (capacity): Hawk Center (1,800) Head Coach (Year, Record): Ashante Timoll (fourth, 28-46) Head Coach (Year, Record): Jamie Seward (third, 36-19) 2007-08 Record (Postseason): 8-17 2007-08 Record: 19-8 Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 3/8 Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 8/6 Starters Returning/Lost: 1/4 Starters Returning/Lost: 4/1 Series Record vs. NYU: 2-6 Series Record vs. NYU: 0-2 Last Meeting vs. NYU: L 64-48 (Jan. 7, 2008 at NYU) Last Meeting vs. NYU: L 87-82 (Dec. 1, 2007 at NYU) Sports Info. Contact: Ira Thor Sports Info. Contact: Janelle Feuz Sports Info. Phone: 201-200-3301 Sports Info. Phone: 845-257-3927 Website: www.njcugothicknights.com Website: athletics.newpaltz.edu fdu-florham college of staten island Friday 11/21, 6:00pm@NYU Tip-Off Tournament Saturday 12/6, 1pm@Lehman Location: Madison, NJ LocatIon: Staten Island, NY Nickname: Devils Nickname: Dolphins President: Dr. J. Michael Adams President: Tomás D. Morales Conference: Freedom Conference: CUNYAC Homecourt (capacity): Ferguson Recreation Center (5,000) Homecourt (capacity): Sports & Recreation Center (1,200) Head Coach (Year, Record): Jenn Noon (first) Head Coach (Year, Record): Marguerite Gualtieri (11th, 200-85) 2007-08 Record: 18-11 2007-08 Record: 21-8 Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 5/3 Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 8/2 Starters Returning/Lost: 3/2 Starters Returning/Lost: 5/0 Series Record vs. NYU: 5-12 Series Record vs. NYU: 2-16 Last Meeting vs. NYU: L 84-40 (Nov. 24, 2007 at NYU) Last Meeting vs. NYU: L 84-54 (Nov. 19, 2004 at NYU) Sports Info. Contact: Jim Henry Sports Info. Contact: Kellie Carnevale Sports Info. Phone: 973-443-8965 Sports Info. Phone: 718-982-3400 Website: www.fdudevils.com Website: www.csidolphins.com college of mount st. vincent drew university Saturday 11/22, 6pm/8pm@NYU Tip-Off Tournament (Potential Opp.) Tuesday 12/9, 7pm@NYU LocatIon: Riverdale, NY LocatIon: Madison, NJ Nickname: Dolphins Nickname: Rangers President: Charles L. Flynn, Jr. President: Robert Weisbuch Conference: Skyline Conference: Landmark Conference Homecourt (capacity): Hayes Gymnasium (300) Homecourt (capacity): Baldwin Gymnasium (1,500) Head Coach (Year, Record): Gerald Davis (first) Head Coach (Year, Record): Gail Gilchrest (second, 6-19) 2007-08 Record (Postseason): 21-7 2007-08 Record: 6-19 Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 6/6 Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 8/1 Starters Returning/Lost: 4/1 Starters Returning/Lost: 4/1 Series Record vs. NYU: 4-7 Series Record vs. NYU: 2-5 Last Meeting vs. NYU: L 75-33 (Jan. 2, 2007 at Mount St. Vincent) Last Meeting vs. NYU: L 86-70 (Dec. 8, 2007 at Drew) Sports Info. Contact: Mike Doughty Sports Info. Contact: Alex Langolis Sports Info. Phone: 718-405-3413 Sports Info. Phone: 973-408-3574 Website: www.mountsaintvincent.edu/athletics Website: www.drew.edu/depts/athletics rutgers university-camden college of st. elizabeth Saturday 11/22, 6pm/8pm@NYU Tip-Off Tournament (Potential Opp.) Saturday 1/3, 1pm@NYU Classic LocatIon: Camden, NJ LocatIon: Morristown, NJ Nickname: Scarlet Raptors Nickname: Eagles President: Richard L. McCormick President: Sister Francis Raftery Conference: NJAC Conference: HVWAC Homecourt (capacity): Gloucester County Community College Gym (1,200) Homecourt (capacity): St. Joseph Hall (420) Head Coach (Year, Record): Kate Bowes (second, 8-17) Head Coach (Year, Record): Tony Bonavitacola (third, 28-25) 2007-08 Record (Postseason): 8-17 2007-08 Record: 16-12 Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 4/6 Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 5/4 Starters Returning/Lost: 1/4 Starters Returning/Lost: 3/2 Series Record vs. NYU: 1-1 Series Record vs. NYU: 1-2 Last Meeting vs. NYU: L 78-66 (Mar. 3, 2002 at NYU - ECAC Metro Tourn.) Last Meeting vs. NYU: L 62-48 (Feb. 27, 1984 at St. Elizabeth) Sports Info. Contact: Michael Ballard Sports Info. Contact: Kaitlin Burud Sports Info. Phone: 856-225-6198 Sports Info. Phone: 973-290-4255 Website: athletics.camden.rutgers.edu Website: www.cse.edu/athletics 38 SUNY BROCKPORT emory university Sunday 1/4, 3pm@NYU Classic Friday 1/23, 6:00pm@EU Sunday 2/22, 1pm@NYU LocatIon: Brockport, NY LocatIon: Atlanta, GA • Nickname: Golden Eagles Nickname: Eagles President: Dr. John R. Halstead President: James W. Wagner Conference: SUNYAC Conference: UAA Homecourt (capacity): Tuttle North (2,000) Homecourt (capacity): Woodruff P.E. Center (2,500) Head Coach (Year, Record): Nicole Beauregard (first) Head Coach (Year, Record): Christy Thomaskutty (sixth, 55-70) 2007-08 Record (Postseason): 25-5 2007-08 Record: 14-11, 7-7 UAA Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 6/5 Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 12/7 Starters Returning/Lost: 2/3 Starters Returning/Lost: 2/3 Series Record vs. NYU: 0-3 Series Record vs. NYU: 9-30 Last Meeting vs. NYU: L 73-53 (Nov. 18, 2005 at NYU) Last Meeting vs. NYU: W 64-61 (Feb. 10, 2008 at NYU) Sports Info. Contact: Kelly Vergin Sports Info. Contact: John Farina Sports Info. Phone: 585-395-2218 Sports Info. Phone: 404-727-6553 Website: www.brockport.edu/athletics Website: www.go.emory.edu carnegie mellon university case western reserve university Friday 1/9, 6pm@NYU Sunday 2/15, 2pm@CMU Sunday 1/25, 2pm@CWRU Friday 2/20, 6pm@NYU LocatIon: Pittsburgh, PA• LocatIon: Cleveland, OH • Nickname: Tartans Nickname: Spartans President: Dr. Jared L. Cohon President: Barbara R. Snyder Conference: UAA Conference: UAA Homecourt (capacity): Skibo Gym (1,800) Homecourt (capacity): Horsburgh Gymnasium (1,600) Head Coach (Year, Record): Gerri Seidl (24th, 252-313) Head Coach (Year, Record): Jennifer Reimer (second, 13-12) 2007-08 Record: 7-18, 0-14 UAA 2007-08 Record: 13-12, 6-8 UAA Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 6/4 Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 8/2 Starters Returning/Lost: 4/1 Starters Returning/Lost: 3/2 Series Record vs. NYU: 10-31 Series Record vs. NYU: 3-28 Last Meeting vs. NYU: L 59-49 (Feb. 15, 2008 at NYU) Last Meeting vs. NYU: W 73-63 (Feb. 8, 2008 at NYU) Sports Info. Contact: Mark Fisher Sports Info. Contact: Creg Jantz Sports Info. Phone: 412-268-3087 Sports Info. Phone: 216-368-6517 Website: www.cmu.edu/athletics Website: www.case.edu/athletics/varsity university of rochester university of chicago Sunday 1/11, 2pm@NYU Friday 2/13, 6pm@UR Friday 1/30, 6pm@NYU Sunday 2/8, 2pm(CST)@UC LocatIon: Rochester, NY • LocatIon: Chicago, IL • Nickname: Yellowjackets Nickname: Maroons President: Joel Seligman President: Robert J. Zimmer Conference: UAA Conference: UAA Homecourt (capacity): Louis Alexander Palestra (1,889) Homecourt (capacity): Gerald Ratner Athletics Center (1,658) Head Coach (Year, Record): James Scheible (10th, 169-81) Head Coach (Year, Record): Aaron Roussell (fifth, 73-30) 2007-08 Record (Postseason): 22-6, 10-4 UAA (NCAA Sweet 16) 2007-08 Record (Postseason): 22-6, 11-3 UAA (NCAA Sweet 16) Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 12/1 Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 11/3 Starters Returning/Lost: 5/0 Starters Returning/Lost: 4/1 Series Record vs. NYU: 18-29 Series Record vs. NYU: 11-31 Last Meeting vs. NYU: W 73-65 (Feb. 17, 2008 at NYU) Last Meeting vs. NYU: W 84-64 (Feb. 22, 2008 at UC) Sports Info. Contact: Dennis O’Donnell Sports Info. Contact: Dave Hilbert Sports Info. Phone: 585-275-5955 Sports Info. Phone: 773-702-4638 Website: www.rochester.edu/athletics Website: athletics.uchicago.edu brandeis university washington university Saturday 1/17, 1pm@BU Saturday 2/28, 2pm@NYU Sunday 2/1, 2pm@NYU Friday 2/6, 6pm(CST)@WU LocatIon: Waltham, MA • LocatIon: St. Louis, MO • Nickname: Judges Nickname: Bears President: Dr. Jehuda Reinharz Chancellor: Mark S. Wrighton Conference: UAA Conference: UAA Homecourt (capacity): Auerbach Arena (2,500) Homecourt (capacity): WU Field House (3,000) Head Coach (Year, Record): Carol Simon (23rd, 301-232) Head Coach (Year, Record): Nancy Fahey (23rd, 516-93) 2007-08 Record: 19-8, 9-5 UAA (NCAA second round) 2007-08 Record (Postseason): 19-8, 10-4 UAA (NCAA Elite Eight) Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 12/3 Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 16/6 Starters Returning/Lost: 3/2 Starters Returning/Lost: 5/0 Series Record vs. NYU: 8-32 Series Record vs. NYU: 28-15 Last Meeting vs. NYU: W 63-60 (Mar. 1, 2008 at BU) Last Meeting vs. NYU: W 71-55 (Feb. 24, 2008 at WU) Sports Info. Contact: Adam Levin Sports Info. Contact: Chris Mitchell Sports Info. Phone: 781-736-3631 Sports Info. Phone: 314-935-5077 Website: www.brandeisjudges.com Website: bearsports.wustl.edu hunter college Monday 1/19, 6pm@NYU LocatIon: New York, NY Nickname: Hawks The Competition by Conference: The Competition by State: President: Jennifer J. Raab Conference: CUNYAC City Univ. of New York Athletic.... 3 Georgia...... 1 Homecourt (capacity): Hunter Sportsplex (2,000) Freedom ...... 1 Illinois...... 1 Head Coach (Year, Record): Vana Loukissas (second, 7-20) Hudson Valley Women’s Athletic....1 Massachusetts.....1 2007-08 Record: 7-20 Landmark...... 1 Missouri...... 1 Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 8/6 New Jersey...... 5 Middle Atlantic...... 0 Starters Returning/Lost: 3/2 New York...... 8 Series Record vs. NYU: 27-38-1 New Jersey Athletic ...... 2 Ohio...... 1 Last Meeting vs. NYU: L 54-36 (Jan. 14, 2008 at Hunter) Skyline...... 2 Pennsylvania...... 1 Sports Info. Contact: Joseph DeBenedictis State Univ. of New York Athletic... 2 Sports Info. Phone: 212-650-3123 Website: www.huntercollegeathletics.com University Athletic Association.... 7 39 nyu’s ncaa teams the players and the pride
ncaa sweet sixteen (20-8) ncaa sweet sixteen (22-5) Captains‘86: Karen Gillin, Nancy Pajer Captain‘98: Marsha Harris MVP: Donna Samuels MVP: Marsha Harris Best All-Around: Wanda Davis Best All-Around: Marsha Harris
ncaa first round (18-10) ncaa elite eight (24-4) Captain‘87: Karen Gillin, Nancy Pajer, Chris Robinson Captains‘99 : Jehan Clark, Jenny Schinella MVP: Patti McCrudden MVP: Jehan Clark Best All-Around: Nancy Pajer Best All-Around: Jenny Schinella
ncaa sweet sixteen (18-9) ncaa elite eight (26-2) Captain‘89: Patti McCrudden Captains‘01 : Rashida Allen, Melina Nappi-Kaehler, Jessica Nowak, Angela Vicari MVP: Patti McCrudden MVP: Rashida Allen Best All-Around: Jennifer Goeke Best All-Around: Angela Vicari
ncaa first round (19-8) ncaa sweet sixteen (23-4) Captains‘91 : Jocelyn Katsock, Pam Trumbull Captains‘04 : Stephanie Huhn, Rachel Wojdowski MVP: Jocelyn Katsock MVP: Rachel Wojdowski Best All-Around: Carrie Kaczmarski Best All-Around: none
ncaa sweet sixteen (20-6) ‘06 ncaa first round (18-8) Captain‘93: Carrie Kaczmarski Captains: Katie Higier, Chiene Jones MVP: Donna Layne MVP: Karen Bachman Best All-Around: Naomi Jordan Best All-Around: none
ncaa sweet sixteen (22-4) ‘07 ncaa final four (27-4) Captains‘94: Donna Layne, Dina Weisberger, Stacy Whitney Captains: Karen Bachman, Adrienne Rochetti, Stephanie Ryba MVP: Donna Layne MVP: Karen Bachman Best All-Around: Mindy Sokalsky Best All-Around: Jessica McEntee
ncaa sweet sixteen (23-5) Captains‘95 : Kenya Jones, Gabrielle Lupe MVP: Marsha Harris, Jen Krolikowski Best All-Around: Gabrielle Lupe
ncaa final four (27-4) Captains‘96: Joelle DeJoseph, Kenya Jones, Jen Krolikowski MVP: Marsha Harris, Mindy Sokalsky Best All-Around: Mindy Sokalsky
ncaa champions (29-1) Captains‘97 : Joelle DeJoseph, Marsha Harris, Jen Krolikowski MVP: Marsha Harris Best All-Around: Marsha Harris
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