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AXEWOMEN BASKETBALL Location | History Culture | Faci L Ities Safety | Experience Destination a Ccommodations Host Your Next Acadia Event Right Here AXEWOMEN BASKETBALL LOCATION | HISTORY CULTURE | FACI L ITIES SAFETY | EXPERIENCE Destination A CCOMMODATIONS Host your next Acadia event right here. With more than 250 acres of green campus, state-of-the-art sports facilities, an accommodating dining hall, and numerous accommodation options, Acadia University is ideal for education, sporting events, conferences, special occasions, and growing as an individual. destination.acadiau.ca @destination_acadia @Destination_ACA DestinationAcadia AXEWOMEN BASKETBALL Quick Facts Name: Acadia University Location: Wolfville, Nova Scotia Founded: 1838 Enrollement: 3485 Nickname: Axemen Colours: Garnet and Blue War Memorial Gymnasium Stu Aberdeen Court Capacity: 1200 Conference: Atlantic University Sport President: Dr. Peter Ricketts Chancellor: Bruce Galloway Executive Director, Athletics: Kevin Dickie Axemen Basketball Staff Head Coach: Len Harvey (4th Season) Assistant Coaches: Danny De Palma, Jalynn Skeir, John Tramble Team Manager: Emma Wheeler Strenght & Conditioning: Tommy Daniels, Natalia Szczudlowski and Elie Maroun Head Athletic Therapist: Curtis Arsenault Senior Student Therapists: Carolynn Tan Junior Student Therapists: Abigail Goldshmid, Haley McDonald Team Doctors: Dr. Chris Yoell, Dr. Paul Morgan Statisticians: Mattie Smith Photographer: Peter Oleskevich Department Office Staff: Executive Director, Athletics: Kevin Dickie 902-585-1551 Event Manager Kim Wallace 902-585-1879 Facility Mgmt: Richard Johnson 902-585-1614 Development Len Hawley 902-585-1044 Communications: Eric Cederberg 902-690-2090 (c) Office Manager: Krista Robertson 902-585-1552 Box Office Manager: Brenda Bigelow 902-585-1628 Contact Information: Varsity Athletic Office: 902-585-1552 Haley McDonald - AUS All-Star, 2nd Team U Box Office: 1-800-542-8425 or 902-542-5500 SPORTS All-Canadian. AUS Record holder of Email: [email protected] the most points in a single game of 51. Website: www.acadiaathletics.ca Twitter: @AcadiaAthletics @AcadiaAD AXEWOMEN BASKETBALL 2018-19 Acadia Axewomen # Name Pos. Ht. Program Yr. Hometown Last team Pronunciation 1 Ellen Hatt W 5-9 BSc 5 Fall River, NS Lockview High School 2 Haley McDonald G 5-5 BKin 3 Port Williams, NS Horton High School 3 Miranda Crawley P 6-1 BBA 2 Halifax, NS Citadel High School 4 Shalyn Field W 6-0 BBA 5 Halifax, NS Dalhousie University Shay-Lynn Field 5 Alyson Fulton G 5-5 BSc 4 Merigomish, NS North Nova Education Centre 6 Kelsey Rice P 5-9 BKin 4 Beaver Bank, NS Lockview High 7 Lanae Adams W 5-10 MCD 3 Lawrenceville, GA Vancouver Island University Lah-Nay Adams 8 Rachel Clouâtre-Trudeau W 5-7 BBA 2 St. Jean sur Richelieu, QC CEGEP St-Jean-sur-Richelieu Rachel Clue-ought Trudeau 9 Jayda Veinot W 5-10 BSc 2 Port Williams, NS Horton High School Jay-Dah Vee-No 10 Meghan MacLeod G 5-7 BKin 1 Wolfville, NS Horton High School 11 Katie McAffee G 5-6 BSc 1 Lower Knoxford, NB Carleton North High School Katie Mi-cah-fee 12 Claire Ayotte G 5-6 BKin 2 Perth Andover, NB Southern Victoria High School Clair Oy-oat 13 Sarsha Cadle P 5-11 BKin 2 Melbourne, AUS Casey Cavaliers Sar-Sha Cay-del 14 Taylor Tolliver W 5-6 BA 2 Cole Harbour, NS Auburn Drive High School Taylor Tol-eh-ver 15 Kaisen MacKinnon G 5-5 BA 2 Cole Harbour, NS Cole Harbour High School Kay-sen MacKinnon AXEWOMEN BASKETBALL 2018-19 Season Summary After losing four starters from last season’s AUS championship team, the Axewomen remained positive about the coming 2018-2019 season. Included in the loss of graduating players was two time AUS MVP and last season’s U SPORTS Most Valuable Player Paloma Anderson. Posting a 3-3 preseason record, the Axewomen opened the regular season with three consecutive wins including a win at home against the favoured UPEI Panthers. With a 5-2 record at the Christmas Break and no scheduled exhibition play during the Holiday season, the Axewomen opened 2019 with a win against Dalhousie. Following a loss at Memorial in early January, the Axewomen went on a seven game winning streak that ended on a close loss to Cape Breton at home. Despite the loss to the Capers, rookie guard Jayda Veinot tied an Acadia single game record of 41 points set by Paloma Anderson in 2016. The regular season concluded with a four game losing streak that began with the loss to Cape Breton. The streak was snapped with a convincing 74-54 win over Dalhousie in quarterfinal play at the AUS Championships in Halifax. The Axewomen, who lost the regular season series 1-3 to UPEI posted an 88-84 win over the Panthers in the semifinals. Axewomen leading scorer Haley McDonald drained 51 points, eclipsing the AUS record of 50 points in a single game set in 1976. The Axewomen would go on to win the AUS championship game 84-74 against Memorial. Quick Facts Exhibition Record: 3-3 Regular season record: 13-7 Regular season standing: 3rd AUS Playoff record: 3-0 Playoff finish: AUS Champions Overall record vs. U SPORT teams: 3-3 / 13-7 / 3-0 (exhibition / regular season / postseason) Overall record vs. Final 8 teams: 0-2 (losses to Laval and Concordia) Top 10 final ranking (Feb. 26): NA Top 10 best ranking: NA Top 10 number of weeks ranked: NA Conference award winners: Jayda Veinot (Rookie of the Year) and Lanae Adams (Tracy MacLeod Award nominee) Conference 1st team all-stars: Haley McDonald (G) Conference 2nd team all-stars: Jayda Veinot (G) Conference all-rookie team: Jayda Veinot (G) Season leader (points per game): Haley McDonald (23.3/G) Season leader (rebounds per game): Sarsha Cadle (7.5/G) Season leader (assists per game): Haley McDonald (3.7/G) Team national ranking (offence): 5th (78.3 ppg) Team national ranking (defence): 5th (69.9 ppg) USPORTS championship appearances: 3rd U SPORTS championship all-time record: 0-4 U SPORTS championship best result: 6th U SPORTS championship last appearance: 2018 (7th/8th place) U SPORTS championship sequence: 2012, 2018, 2019 AXEWOMEN BASKETBALL Head Coach Len Harvey In his fourth season at the helm of the Axewomen program, head coach Len Harvey has helped guide the team to the AUS playoffs in all 4 seasons of his tenure, three AUS Final berths, and two AUS Championships. Harvey was named the Carolyn Savoy Memorial Award Winner for 2018 as the AUS Coach of the Year. Thus far, Harvey has a record of 58-22 (regular season) with the Axewomen. Harvey graduated from Acadia University in 2003 with a B.A, and completed his B.Ed. from C.B.U. in 2004. He went on to be- come a secondary school teacher for 8 years prior to taking over as Head Coach of the Mount Royal University Cougars. He led the MRU Cougars in Canada West competition for two seasons after the university joined the CIS in 2012. Harvey was ecstatic to return to his alma mater and the AUS to take over the Axewomen basketball program. In his first season at the helm of the program, he helped guide them to a 16-4 regular season record, a 12 win improvement over the previous season, and a CIS Top 10 Ranking. A native of Baddeck, N.S., Harvey is more than familiar with Nova Scotia basketball and Atlantic University Sport, and has an array of coaching experience at the provincial and university level. Prior to taking over the Mount Royal University Cougars program in 2013, Harvey was an assistant coach with the Cape Breton University Capers women’s team from 2009-12 under head coach Fabian MacKenzie. Harvey was also an assistant coach with the Cape Breton Capers men’s team from 2011-13. During his summers, Harvey was the head coach of various Basketball Nova Scotia provincial teams, culminating in him leading Nova Scotia’s women’s team at the 2013 Canada Games in Sherbrooke, QC. As an assistant at Cape Breton University, Harvey was a part of 3 AUS Championships, and 1 CIS Bronze Medal. Harvey and his wife, Kristen, have two young sons, Jackson, and Cameron. Danny De Palma Jalynn Skeir John Tramble Curtis Arsenault Assistant Coach Assistant Coach Assistant Coach Head Athletic Therapist Carolyn Tan Abigail Goldshmid Elie Maroun Natalia Szczudlowsk Sr. Therapy Assistant Jr. Therapy Assistant Assistant Head S&C Student S&C Specialist AXEWOMEN BASKETBALL The Ones to Watch Jayda Veinot Haley McDonald: The AUS Rookie of An AUS 1st team the Year and second All-Star this season, team AUS All-Star. Haley is a threat Recorded 41 points in from the perimeter a close loss to Cape and near the hoop. Breton this past Finished the regular season. She averaged season with a 23.7 15.0 pts/game pts/game average and 31 pts/game average in the AUS playoffs. She also eclipsed an AUS record of 50 pts. in a single game with 51 pts. vs UPEI in semifinal action. Shalyn Field: Ellen Hatt A fifth year transfer Ellen is a fifth year from Dalhousie, senior who finished Shalyn finished fourth third in team scoring in team scoring with with 8.7 pts/game. an 8.2 pts/game. She brings leadership and tenacity to the defense. AXEWOMEN BASKETBALL The Season Acadia Axewomen 2018-19 Schedue AUS Final Standings Date vs Team Score Ex/Reg/Post GP W L Streak PF PA Pts Oct. 12 vs Laval 86-70 L Ex. Cape Breton 20 18 2 Won 8 1577 1370 48 Oct. 13 vs Queen’s 72-70 W Ex. UPEI 20 17 3 Won 1 1455 1256 48 Oct. 14 vs Alberta 70-63 W Ex. Acadia 20 13 7 Lost 4 1567 1396 38 Oct. 19 vs Laurentian 75-56 W Ex.
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