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2012-13 WOMEN’S BASKETBALL RECORD BOOK TTHISH LIUIS POSTIISS PIONEERS LLIUIU POSTPOST2012-13 AATHLETICST WOMEN’SHLET BASKETBALLICS

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Overall Record: 199-108-3 (.645 winning pct.) Conference Record: 106-32-1 (.765 winning pct.)

• 24 student-athletes were named All-Americans. • 36 student-athletes received All-Conference recognition. • Four programs won their conference championships (men’s cross country, women’s cross country, men’s basketball, and football). • Eight programs participated in NCAA Championships. • Women’s Lacrosse captured their third national title in program history with a 17-16 win over West Chester. • Four coaches were recognized as Coach of the Year.

WOMEN’S SPORTS Basketball Cross Country Field Hockey Lacrosse Soccer Softball Swimming Tennis Volleyball

MEN’S SPORTS Baseball Basketball Cross Country Football Lacrosse Soccer LIU POST ATHLETICS MISSION STATEMENT

Intercollegiate athletics is a key component to the success of Long Island University. The Intercollegiate Athletics Program at LIU Post develops leadership skills, personal character, discipline and competitiveness in an environment where the foremost goal is academic achievement and the successful completion of the University’s academic requirements for graduation. Each student-athlete is a representative of the University and LIU Post, and will conform to the letter and spirit of all rules and regulations, including those contained in the Campus Ethos Statement and will refl ect the University’s commitment to excellence and access. The Intercollegiate Athletics Program strives to off er a wide range of opportunities in an environment that encourages diversity; remain responsive to student, faculty and public interest; inspire the belief that the success of the overall department is greater than that of the individu al team; and create an enduring source of pride for student-athletes, alumni and the greater communities in which the program is a part. The Program endorses the following Foundations of Athletic Excellence: • Leadership • Accountability • Pride • Competitiveness • Integrity • Service • Respect • Commitment • Sportsmanship 2 2012-13 WOMEN’S BASKETBALL Media Guide 2 LIULIU POSTPOST PIONEERSPIONEERS 2012-13 WOMEN’S BASKETBALL TABLE OF CONTENTS 2012-13 LIU Post Women’s Basketball/Quick Facts ....4 LIU Post Basketball Quick Facts/Directions ...... 5

This Is LIU Post ...... 6 2 2012-13 PIONEERS WOMEN’S BASKETBALL

Pioneers in the Community ...... 7 0

Head Coach Deirdre Moore...... 8 1

Assistant Coaches ...... 9 2

Season Outlook ...... 10-11 - 2012-13 LIU Post Roster ...... 12 1 Radio/TV Roster...... 13 3

Ashely Caggiano ...... 14 P Samantha Kopp ...... 15 I

Nicolette Marciniak ...... 16 O Shayna Gatling ...... 17 Nijah LaCourt ...... 18 N

Alexis Peters ...... 19 E

Kenyatta Sears ...... 20 E Ariana Ijaduola ...... 21 R Chelsea Williams ...... 22 Jalicia Connell ...... 23 S

Dominque Pagan ...... 24 W Jalyn Brown/Quanisha Ratley ...... 25

2011-12 Final Statistics ...... 26 O 2011-12 Game Highs ...... 27 M East Coast Conference ...... 28-31

Pioneers vs. Opponents ...... 32-33 E

Pioneer Records ...... 34-36 N All-Time Pioneer Roster ...... 37 ’ Year-By-Year Results ...... 38-41 S

Long Island University - LIU Post ...... 42 Bryan Collins - Director of Athletics...... 43 B

SSeniorenior NNicoletteicolette MMarciniakarciniak A LIU Post Athletics Staff ...... 44 S K

Credits E

The 2012-13 LIU Post women’s basketball guide was written, T edited and designed by the LIU Post Athletic Media Relations B Office. Design and layout by Jessica Roque using InDesign

CS5 and Photoshop CS5. Special thanks to Deirdre Moore, Jill A Fisher, and Marie Guarnieri for their assistance. L Individual headshots and action photography by Joe Rogate, Richard Orr and Alan Schaefer. L For more Pioneers info: Visit www.liupostpioneers.com Rosters • Scores Statistics • Schedules 2012-13 WOMEN’S BASKETBALL Media Guide 3 3 LIULIU POSTPOST PIONEERSPIONEERS 2012-13 WOMEN’S BASKETBALL

LIU POST AT A GLANCE Th e LIU Post Athletic Media Relations Oﬃ ce welcomes members of the media covering Pioneer women’s bas- Location ...... Brookville, N.Y. 11548 ketball during the 2012-2013 season. If we can be of Founded ...... 1954 any assistance to you throughout the year, please do not President ...... Dr. David Steinberg hesitate to contact us. Provost ...... Dr. Paul Forestell Enrollment ...... 8,472 Nickname ...... Pioneers Colors ...... Green & Gold Athletics Director ...... Bryan Collins (516) 299-2847 Faculty Athletic Representative ... Dr. Sean Grennan (516) 299-2592 Affiliation ...... NCAA II, ECAC

S Head Trainer ...... Sean McNamara Athletics Administrative Assistant.... Marie Guarnieri (516) 299-2288 N Equipment Manager ...... Bob Sugar (516) 299-2676 Jill Fisher Jessica Roque Assistant Director, Graduate Assistant

O Women’s Basketball Contact ...... Jessica Roque Athletic Media Relations [email protected]

I Athletic Department Fax ...... (516) 299-3155 jillian.ﬁ [email protected]

T SID Fax ...... (516) 299-2844 Roque E-Mail ...... [email protected] DIRECTIONS TO PRATT C LIU Post Athletics Web Site ...... www.liupostpioneers.com RECREATION CENTER E (www.liu.edu/LIUPost/About/Visit/ R Directions.aspx) I WOMEN’S BASKETBALL INFORMATION Conference ...... East Coast Conference

D FROM NEW YORK CITY Head Coach ...... Deirdre Moore (LIU Post ‘96) • Take Queens-Midtown Tunnel to the Long / Phone Number ...... (516) 299-3853 Island Expressway (I-495) east S • Exit at 39 (Glen Cove Rd.) and make a left Best Time to Reach Moore ...... Afternoons

T at the light onto Glen Cove Road. Proceed Record at LIU Post ...... 71-42 north 1-1.5 miles to Northern Blvd. (Rte. 25A)

C Career Record ...... Same • Turn right (east) on Northern Blvd. and Assistant Coach ...... Basimah Thompson travel two miles to the LIU Post Campus A • Pass the first entrance and turn right at Assistant Coach ...... Vanessa Smith F the next light (East Gate) Home Court ...... Pratt Recreation Center • Take Gold Coast Road for 1/2 mile; Pratt Recreation

K 2011-12 Record ...... 21-10 Center is on right C

I FROM POINTS NORTH • Take most convenient south parkway, turnpike U or thruway to the Throgs Neck Bridge • Proceed over bridge to the Long Island Expressway QUICK FACTS/DIRECTIONS Q QUICK (I-495) east and follow the directions above

FROM POINTS EAST ON LONG ISLAND • Take Long Island Expressway (I-495) west to exit 41N (Rte. 106/107) • Turn right at light and proceed north on 107 to Northern Blvd. (Rte. 25A) • Turn left (west) on Northern Blvd. and travel to first traffic light • Turn left at light onto the LIU Post Campus and follow Gold Coast Road 1/2 mile; Pratt Recreation Center is on the right.

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• Brian Kilmeade, Anchor for Fox 5 and Friends (Media Arts) • Howard Lorber, CEO of Nathan’s Famous Franks (Accounting) • Al Kahn, the marketer for Cabbage Patch Kids, Yugio and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles • Ted David, 1010 WINS Business Reporter (Media Arts) • Bunny Hoest, cartoonist for the Lockhorn’s and Howard Huge (Education) • Jamie Kellner, chairman and CEO of the WB Television Network • Sarabeth Levine - 1964, of Sarabeth’s Kitchen franchise in NYC • A.J. Benza - 1984, E! Television, TV host, gossip columnist • John Collins (Marketing) –1983, Chief Operating Oﬃ cer, National Hockey League and Former President, Cleveland Browns • Steven Cymbrowitz – 1974, NYS Assemblyman • Ed Lauter – 1960, actor • Ron Stonitsch –1971, track team alumni • Ralph Suozzi –1979, Mayor of Glen Cove • Robert K. Sweeney –1980, NYS Assemblyman • Gary Wichard (football) - 1972, sports agent

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S Entering its ninth decade of providing access to the American dream through excellence in higher education, Long Island Uni- versity is a multi-campus, diverse, doctoral institution of higher learning. One of the largest and most comprehensive private O universities in the country, Long Island University oﬀ ers almost 600 undergraduate, graduate and doctoral degree programs P and certiﬁ cates, and educates more than 18,600 credit-seeking students and 5,900 continuing education students in Brook-

lyn, Brookville (LIU Post), Brentwood, Riverhead, Rockland, and West Chester. Th e Arnold & Marie Schwartz College of Phar-

U marcy and Health Services prepares students for successful careers in the ﬁ elds of pharmacy and health care. Th e University’s

I Global College oﬀ ers a wide range of study abroad options at overseas centers in China, Costa Rica, Japan and South Africa. L SCHOOLS OF STUDY ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE

S Th e LIU Post Campus includes six schools of study: the Col- Th e LIU Post Campus of Long Island University is known for

I lege of Information and Computer Science, including the acclaimed small classes and personal attention from dedicated and highly cre- Palmer School of Library and Information Science; the College dentialed professors. LIU++ Post oﬀ ers more than 250 undergradu-

S of Management, including the schools of Business, Professional ate, graduate and doctoral degree programs, many of which carry the

I Accountancy and Public Service; the College of Liberal Arts and Sci- endorsement of the world’s top accrediting agencies, including the ences, with 13 academic departments; the School of Education; the American Psychological Association, the American Library Associa-

H School of Health Professions and Nursing, and the School of Visual tion, AACSB International – the Association to Advance Collegiate and Performing Arts. For more information visit our Web site at Schools of Business, and many more. T THIS IS LIU POST www.liu.edu/academics. IDEAL LOCATION LIU Post is located on Long Island in the Village of PERSONALIZED EDUCATION Brookville, one of the most sought-after residential Th e academic and personal support provided to LIU Post communities in the United States. Our location, just 10 students is second to none. Each undergraduate is assigned to minutes by car from the Long Island Expressway, means that a full-time, professional academic counselor to help them stay you can quickly get to major shopping malls, beautiful beaches, on course to successful completion of their degrees. LIU Post’s parks and gardens, historic landmarks that include the former award-winning Cooperative Education program provides homes of U.S. presidents, multiplex movie theaters, sports students with the opportunity for internships related to their centers, planetariums and museums. Th e campus is just 50 studies, and the Oﬃ ce of Professional Experience and Career minutes from the corporate and entertainment capital of the Planning maintains a wide array of services to help graduates world – New York City. enter meaningful and rewarding careers. FIRST-RATE FACILITIES Th e safe and secure, 307-acre LIU Post Campus is widely acclaimed for its scenic beauty and distinguished architecture. Its academic, cultural and recreational facilities include three art galleries, 80 student organizations, the world-class Tilles Center for the Performing Arts and a premier research library with more than three million volumes. 6 2012-13 WOMEN’S BASKETBALL Media Guide 6 LIULIU POSTPOST PIONEERSPIONEERS 2012-13 WOMEN’S BASKETBALL P PIONEERS IN THE COMMUNITY I O N E E R

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form during the ECC Tournament. Th e Pioneers made strides in 2009-10 as they posted a 20-9 over- DEIRDRE MOORE all record – their highest win total since the 1987-88 season. LIU Post was 9-3 when playing away from the Pratt. In addition, Aiken was Head Coach voted both the ECC and ECAC Player of the Year. Th e Pioneers also boasted three 1,000 career point scorers in Aiken, Gina Catherall and Jasmine Moore. Fifth Season In her fi rst season at the helm in 2008-09, Moore coached the Pioneers to a 13-14 overall record with a 10-8 clip in conference play. LIU Post advanced to the semifi nal round of the East Coast Con- ference Championships after an 83-67 win over Bridgeport in the quarterfi nals. At the conclusion of the season, the Pioneers boasted three all-conference selections, including senior Whitney Murrer, who was also named Second Team All-Met and went on to play for the Gigantes de Carolina of the Puerto Rican basketball league. E Prior to her appointment as head coach, Moore served 11 years as an assistant coach for the Pioneers. She worked primarily with the R back court and helped the Pioneers post a record of 166-152. Th is included an appearance at the NCAA tournament in the 2000-01

O season, and appearances in the East Coast Conference Championships in 2006-07 and 2007-08. Moore recruited 1,000 point scorers Basimah Th ompson and Th alia Jackson to the program. O Moore also worked as a mathematics special education teacher for 11 years in Queens, and is currently working towards earning

M another master’s degrees, in electrical engineering. In addition to her

involvement with numerous camps, clinics, and community outreach programs, she has been involved with the Empire State games since E 2000, coaching three diff erent teams in the summer competition. She helped the New York City region team achieve a gold medal fi nish for R the fi rst time in 19 years. Moore has also lent her expertise to the LIU Post Mathematics and Physics departments, serving as a tutor.

D Moore serves on the Employer Advisory Board (EAB), which works closely with employers from all backgrounds at diﬀ erent loca-

R tions on Long Island. Th e EAB puts together programs to help all students connect with employers and educate students as to appropriate I ways to act when employed as well as help them learn how to network.

E Monthly programs are held to beneﬁ t all students at LIU Post and the program sponsors a Women’s Achievement dinner each year. Moore was also a member of A-SAAC (Academic Student Aﬀ airs D

Advisory committee). Th is committee planned diﬀ erent programs to enhance the academic success and achievement of our current students. Some projects included choosing books for incoming fresh-

H men to read in College 101 as well as putting together information for professors on how to deal with diﬃ cult behaviors in the classroom.

C Moore serves as a liaison between athletics and academic counseling and helps organize student athlete registrations online by

A enlisting the help of academic counseling. She also sets up academic Deirdre Moore enters her ﬁ fth season as head coach for the LIU tutoring for student athletes when requested. Th e Elmont, N.Y. native played her collegiate career as point O Post women’s basketball team. Moore coached the Pioneers to an ECC Tournament and NCAA guard for the Pioneers from 1992-96. She tallied 276 assists, placing 11th on the team’s all-time list. Moore graduated from LIU Post in C Regional Tournament berth for the second straight year during the

2011-12 season. Th e Pioneers defeated NYIT in the ﬁ rst round of 1996 with a degree in pre-engineering/math and physics. She earned the ECC tournament, but then fell in the semi-ﬁ nals to the eventual her master’s degree from LIU Post in Math Education. conference champions Dowling College. In the NCAA tournament, D Southern Connecticut State University beat the Pioneers in a nail- THE MOORE FILE

A biting 58-57 contest. Following the season, senior Felicia Joyner was tabbed ECC Player of the Year, All-Met First-Team, ECAC Player of

E the Year, Daktronics, Inc. All-Region First-Team, and Daktronics, Hometown: Elmont, New York Inc. All-America Honorable Mention recognition. Joyner was of- Education: LIU Post (B.S. Pre-Engineering Math and Physics; fered a post-graduate scholarship to play basketball at Durham Uni- HEAD COACH DEIRDRE MOORE H HEAD COACH DEIRDRE M.S. Math Education) versity in England for the 2012-13 academic year. Junior Nicolette Marciniak was named ECC Second-Team, and Chelsea Williams was Coaching Experience: LIU Post 2008-present named to the All-Rookie Squad. During the 2011-12 season, the Pioneers registered one of their Year Team Record Postseason fi nest seasons as they captured the East Coast Conference Champi- onship title to advance to the NCAA tournament for the fi rst time 2008-09 LIU Post 13-14 ECC Tournament since 2001 after eliminating regular season champion, St. Th omas 2009-10 LIU Post 20-9 ECC Tournament Aquinas, in the semifi nal round before defeating Bridgeport in the 2010-11 LIU Post 17-13 ECC Champions fi nal. In addition, Senior Janea Aiken was voted the ECC Player of the Year, All-Met Player of the Year and ECAC Player of the Year NCAA Regional as well as Daktronics, Inc. All-Region. Felicia Joyner was named 2011-12 LIU Post 21-10 ECC Tournament ECC Second-Team and Kenyatta Sears was named to the All-Rookie NCAA Regional Squad. She also registered her 1,000 point while in a Pioneer uni- 8 2012-13 WOMEN’S BASKETBALL Media Guide 8 LIULIU POSTPOST PIONEERSPIONEERS 2012-13 WOMEN’S BASKETBALL

BASIMAH VANESSA THOMPSON SMITH Assistant Coach Assistant Coach Fifth Season Fifth Season

Basimah Th ompson enters her fi fth season on Moore’s Vanessa Smith enters her fi fth season with the Pioneers. staff . She graduated in May 2008 from LIU Post with a B.S. in Smith joined the LIU Post women’s basketball coaching staff Physical Education. A three-year captain, Th ompson garnered following a seven-year stint as assistant coach for the New York numerous honors during her time in a Pioneer uniform. She was Institute of Technology women’s basketball program. Smith named NYCAC’s Rookie of the Year during her freshman year was responsible for defensive instruction and drills, as well as at LIU Post. Th ompson was also named to the 2006 Preseason

scouting and recruiting for NYIT then-head coach Mike Gui- A ASSISTANT COACHES ECC Women’s Basketball squad and All-NYCAC Second Team done. She is an alumni of NYIT, spending her collegiate career in 2005-06. She was an All-East Coast Conference Th ird Team S selection following both her junior and senior year. as a two-sport athlete, participating in both basketball and Th ompson cemented a spot on numerous all-time record track and ﬁ eld. She graduated in May of 2000 with a bachelor’s S lists for LIU Post. She currently holds the fourteenth place spot degree in Behavioral Sciences-Psychology. She later completed I on the all-time points list, tallying 1,116 during her four year her M.P.S. in Human Relations-Clinical Counseling from NYIT S run. Th ompson scored her 1,000th point during an 82-42 win in 2003. T over Concordia College (N.Y.) her senior year. She is also listed A as fourth in school history for career assists (404) and seventh for career steals (255). N Th ompson will use her skills to be the primary guard coach for the Pioneers. She will also be responsible for monitoring the T academic progress of freshmen and alumni relations.

Th ompson is currently pursuing her master’s degree in C physical education from Queens College. O A C H E S

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Fifth-year head coach Deirdre Moore looks She is a good defender who makes her pres- to build upon last season’s success that saw the ence known while in a press defense. She will team advance to the NCAA tournament for make an impact on the Pioneers’ defense this the second consecutive season. Despite the season. graduation of the 2012 ECC Player of the Year, Freshmen Quanisha Ratley (Brooklyn, Felicia Joyner, Moore feels that her squad can N.Y.) and Jalyn Brown (Riverhead, N.Y.) are build on its previous success with a joint ef- both athletic and good transition players. fort and is confident her team will be able to Ratley has a lot of raw talent and ability which succeed. LIU Post returns nine letter-winners will help her adjust to the college level. Her that include seven who started in at least one athleticism will help extend the defensive pres- game during last season and boasts a hoard of sure the full 94 feet. Brown will mostly see a talent with four newcomers. reserve role while using this season as a learning year. Guards Junior Alexis Peters (Dorchester, Mass.) Forwards is described by her teammates as the “heart Nicolette Marciniak (Brooklyn, N.Y.) and soul of the team.” She constantly works returns for her final season as the best player hard to improve each and every day and has on the squad and is looking to go out with a stepped into a role as a leader on the team as bang. She is unbelievably strong, can score K well as the starting point guard. She is one of both inside and out, and is an incredible force the best passers and her leadership will run on the glass. She has been double-teamed her O both sides of the court for the Pioneers. Sophomore Chelsea Williams (Copiague, O N.Y.) is looking to improve upon her rookie

L season in which she was named to the ECC All-Rookie Team. She has stepped into a T starter’s role and has established herself as a

U go-to player. Her confidence is high, and her teammates see her as a genuine leader even

O though she is an underclassman. Moore ex- pects her to make an impact both offensively and defensively and take off this season. N Ashley Caggiano (Holtsville, N.Y) returns for her senior season looking to help lead the O Pioneers capture the ECC title. She has the S best handles and has established herself as the

A best dead-red shooter on the team. Moore describes her as an all-around solid player. E Junior Kenyatta Sears (Hampton, Va.) SEASON OUTLOOK S SEASON rounds out the top four guards for the Pio- neers this season. She is the team’s “X-factor” and will provide a spark off the bench each game. The team has always, and will continue, to feed off of her constant high energy which will make a huge impact. She does the in- tangibles well, including many aspects of the game, that do not show up on a stat sheet. Transfer junior Jalicia Connell (Westbury, N.Y.) is a walk-on who will push for playing time and should see considerable minutes this season. She is a great shooter who has no fear out on the court. She will make a contribution to the zone defense and is a great communica- tor. Sophomore Ariana Ijaduola (Teaneck, N.Y.) made great strides in her rookie campaign and will see an increased role this year. SSeniorenior SSamanthaamantha KKoppopp

10 2012-13 WOMEN’S BASKETBALL Media Guide 10 LIULIU POSTPOST PIONEERSPIONEERS 2012-13 WOMEN’S BASKETBALL entire career which 201213 ECC PRESEASON POLL on the calendar will has made her a bet- be that Dec. 16 game ter scorer because Team Pts. Last Year’s Record when the squad trav- she still finds her way 1. Dowling (6) 94 22-7 (13-3 ECC) els to face-off against to the basket. She is 2. LIU Post (1) 85 21-10 (11-5 ECC) preseason nationally the go-to player this ranked No. 2 Bentley. season and has es- 3. Dist. of Columbia (1) 70 21-7 (12-4 ECC) This is definitely one tablished herself as a 4. Bridgeport (1) 64 8-18 (6-10 ECC) to mark down as the leader while captain- 5. St. Th omas Aquinas 63 18-11 (11-5 ECC) Pioneers were able to ing the squad. She 6. NYIT (1) 62 16-13 (9-7 ECC) beat the then ranked garnered All-Confer- No. 1 Falcons at home ence recognition last 7. Molloy 39 11-16 (7-9 ECC) last season. Other season, and Moore 8. Roberts Wesleyan 36 21-14 (n/a) out-of-conference says this year’s squad 9. Queens 29 1-25 (0-16 ECC) matchups include will go as far as Mar- 10. Mercy 13 3-23 (3-13 ECC) Adelphi (Nov. 10), ciniak takes them. ( ) ﬁ rst-place votes Felician (Nov. 24), Senior Samantha Goldey-Beacom (Nov.

Kopp (Franklinville, 26), Bloomfield (Dec. S SEASON OUTLOOK N.Y.) may be unrecognizable on the court this 29), Southern New Hampshire (Dec. 30), and E season as she has tremendously improved before kicking off the new year at Saint Rose during the offseason. She will team up with (Jan. 2). The Pioneers open conference play A

Marciniak to be a leader in the front court against Bridgeport on Dec. 1. S and may be a sleeper in the conference this O season. Her confidence is higher than ever

which will help improve her ability to score N both inside and out. Moore predicts she may

flirt with a triple-double or two this season with her tremendous ability to score, re- O bound, and block. Junior Shayna Gatling (Baldwin, N.Y.) U is a very skilled athlete who has the ability to speed up the tempo of the game with her T quickness. She should see an increase in time L

this season as a contributor off the bench. O Nijah LaCourt (Bronx, N.Y.) is more

mentally focused and ready to step-up in her O junior season. She is a very strong defensive

rebounder who contributed to the Pioneers K success with out-rebounding their opponents last season by a +7.9 margin. Junior transfer Dominique Pagan (Bronx, N.Y.) joins the squad after being a fixture on the University of Massachusetts-Lowell team for the past two years. She is able to finish around the rim and has a nice shooting touch. Moore describes her as a piece to help solidi- fy the front court presence.

Schedule Moore once again has lined up one of the toughest schedules in recent memory that includes the first five of seven games on the road. The Pioneers will see a stretch in De- cember where they will play three straight opponents that qualified in last year’s NCAA tournament: Dowling (Dec. 4), Pace (Dec. 8), and Bentley (Dec. 16). The toughest matchup JJuniorunior AAlexislexis PetersPeters

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Numerical Roster No. Name Yr. Pos Ht Hometown/High School By Class 1 Jalyn Brown Fr. G 5-4 Riverhead, N.Y. / Riverhead Seniors (5) Billy Butler 2 Dominique Pagan Jr. F 6-0 Bronx, N.Y./Westtown (Pa.) (UMass Lowell) Tobin Carberry 3 Alexis Peters* Jr. G 5-8 Dorchester, Mass. / Fontbonne Acad. Jonathan Kohler 5 Nijah LaCourt Jr. C/F 6-1 Bronx, N.Y. / Manhattan Center Jon Schoﬁ eld Cullen Whye 11 Ashley Caggiano* Sr. G 5-6 Holtsville, N.Y. / Sachem North 12 Ariana Ijaduola So. G 5-8 Teaneck, N.J. / Teaneck Juniors (5) Vaughn Allen 14 Quanisha Ratley Fr. G 5-8 Brooklyn, N.Y. / Enterprise, Bus. & Tech. Antoine Brown 15 Chelsea Williams So. G 5-7 Copiague, N.Y. / Copiague JaMario Clayton 20 Nicolette Marciniak* Sr. C/F 6-1 Brooklyn, N.Y. / ArchBishop Molloy Amir Tarif Kievon Turnbull

R 21 Jalicia Connell Jr. G 5-7 Westbury, N.Y. / Hicksville (SUNY Farmingdale)

E 23 Kenyatta Sears Jr. G 5-6 Hampton, Va. / Hampton Sophomores (3) 24 Shayna Gatling Jr. F 5-10 Baldwin, N.Y. / Baldwin Charles McCann T Chris Tavantzis 32 Samantha Kopp Sr. C/F 6-2 Franklinville, N.Y. / Franklinville Central Tyuan Williams S Freshmen (2) O Head Coach: Deirdre Moore (LIU Post ‘96) Emile Blackman Dillon Burns R Assistant Coaches: Basimah Th ompson & Vanessa Smith * - Captain By State T

S New York (10) Vaughn Allen

O Emile Blackman Antoine Brown

P Alphabetical Roster Dillon Burns No. Name Yr. Pos Ht Hometown/High School Billy Butler Charles McCann U 1 Jalyn Brown Fr. G 5-4 Riverhead, N.Y. / Riverhead Jon Schoﬁ eld I 11 Ashely Caggiano Sr. G 5-6 Holtsville, N.Y. / Sachem North Amir Tarif

L Chris Tavantzis

21 Jalicia Connell Jr. G 5-7 Westbury, N.Y. / Hicksville (SUNY Farmingdale)

3 24 Shayna Gatling Jr. F 5-10 Baldwin, N.Y. / Baldwin New Jersey (3) Jonathan Kohler

1 12 Ariana Ijaduola So. G 5-8 Teaneck, N.J. / Teaneck Tyuan Williams - 32 Samantha Kopp Sr. C/F 6-2 Franklinville, N.Y./Franklinville Central Cullen Whye

2 5 Nijah LaCourt Jr. C/F 6-1 Bronx, N.Y. / Manhattan Center

1 Connecticut (2) 20 Nicolette Marciniak Sr. C/F 6-1 Brooklyn, N.Y. / ArchBishop Molloy Tobin Carberry 0 2 Dominique Pagan Jr. F 6-0 Bronx, N.Y./Westtown (Pa.) (UMass Lowell) Kievon Turnbull 2 2012-13 LIU POST ROSTER 3 Alexis Peters Jr. G 5-8 Dorchester, Mass. / Fontbonne Acad. North Carolina (1) 14 Quanisha Ratley Fr. G 5-8 Brooklyn, N.Y. / Enterprise, Bus. & Tech. JaMario Clayton 23 Kenyatta Sears Jr. G 5-6 Hampton, Va. / Hampton 15 Chelsea Williams So. G 5-7 Copiague, N.Y. / Copiague

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Jalyn Brown Dominique Pagan Alexis Peters Nijah LaCourt Ashley Caggiano Freshman • 5-4 • Guard Junior • 6-0 • Forward Junior • 5-8 • Guard Junior • 6-1 • Center/Forward Senior • 5-6 • Guard Riverhead, N.Y./Riverhead Bronx, N.Y./UMass-Lowell Dorchester, Mass./Fontbonne Acad. Bronx, N.Y./Manhattan Ctr. Holtsville, N.Y./Sachem North

12 14 15 20 R RADIO/TV ROSTER A D I O / T Ariana Ijaduola Quanisha Ratley Chelsea Williams Nicolette Marciniak Sophomore • 5-8 • Guard

Freshman • 5-8 • Guard Sophomore • 5-7 • Guard Senior • 6-1 • Center/Forward V Teaneck, N.J./Teaneck Brooklyn, N.Y./Enterprise Bus. & Tech. Copiague, N.Y./Copiague Brooklyn, N.Y./ArchBishop Molloy

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Jalicia Connell Kenyatta Sears Shayna Gatling Samantha Kopp Junior • 5-7 • Guard Junior • 5-6 • Guard Junior • 5-10 • Forward Senior • 6-2 • Center/Forward Westbury, N.Y./SUNY Farmingdale Hampton, Va./Hampton Baldwin, N.Y./Baldwin Franklinville, N.Y./Franklinville

Deirdre Moore Basimah Th ompson Vanessa Smith Head Coach Assistant Coach Assistant Coach Fifth Season Fifth Season Fifth Season 2012-13 WOMEN’S BASKETBALL Media Guide 13 13 LIULIU POSTPOST PIONEERSPIONEERS 2012-13 WOMEN’S BASKETBALL AASHLEYSHLEY CCAGGIANOAGGIANO SSeniorenior • 5-65-6 • GuardGuard 11 HHoltsville,oltsville, NN.Y./Sachem.Y./Sachem NorthNorth

Prior to LIU Post: Was a three-year player at Sachem East … the Arrows were 75-25 during her career, including 19-1 her junior year … was a Rookie of the Year selection

S … named all-league and all-county … also played volleyball, ﬁ eld hockey and softball. E L

Personal: Daughter of Anthony and Ann Caggiano … has S

I three siblings … favorite athlete is Steve Nash … admires her father most outside of sports … plans for a future E F in teaching and ﬁ tness training … majoring in physical L education. I O F R O P R

R R E E E E N N O O I I P PIONEER PROFILES P PIONEER

Year GP-GS Min/Avg FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Oﬀ -Def Tot Avg PF-FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts/Avg 2009-10 27-0 177/6.6 15-30 .500 7-11 .636 8-13 .615 6-18 24 0.9 24-0 23 35 1 10 45/1.7 2010-11 26-17 547/21.0 42-136 .309 23-77 .299 12-21 .571 9-36 45 1.7 42-0 61 77 2 36 119/4.6 2011-12 30-20 719/24.0 70-169 .414 28-77 .364 24-32 .750 23-64 87 2.9 54-0 108 103 3 31 192/6.4 TOTAL 83-37 1443/17.4 127-335 .379 58-165 .352 44-66 .667 38-118 156 1.9 120-0 192 215 6 77 356/4.3

14 2012-132012 13 WOMEN’S OMEN’S BASKETBALL AS ET A MMedia GGuide 14 LIULIU POSTPOST PIONEERSPIONEERS 2012-13 WOMEN’S BASKETBALL SSAMANTHAAMANTHA KKOPPOPP SSeniorenior • 6-26-2 • ForwardForward 32 FFranklinville,ranklinville, N.Y./FranklinvilleN.Y./Franklinville ((Iona)Iona)

2,420 points, 1,978 rebounds, 50 blocks, 302 steals and P PIONEER PROFILES 235 assists in her varsity career ... averaged 32 points,

22.6 rebounds, and seven blocks per game as a senior to I O win Big 30 Player of the Year and was named to the NY PIONEER PROFILES State All Star Team ... First Team All-Western New York ... led the Big 30 in scoring for two seasons. N Personal: Middle of Th omas and Laura Kopp’s three

children … mother, Laura, played basketball at Penn E State 1983-87 … interests include reading and playing the ﬂ ute … plans to earn a graduate degree and become E a teacher … majoring in elementary education. R

P R O F I L E S PIONEER PROFILES

Year GP-GS Min/Avg FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Oﬀ -Def Tot Avg PF-FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts/Avg 2009-10 19-0 6-25 .240 3-9 .333 6-6 1.000 14 0.7 2 0 0 21/1.1 2010-11 18-0 13-41 .317 3-13 .231 9-14 .643 33 1.8 1 5 4 38/2.1 2011-12 30-29 668/22.3 91-169 .538 6-15 .400 69-97 .711 65-150 215 7.2 74-1 25 36 43 18 257/8.6 TOTAL 67-29 110-235 .468 12-37 .324 84-117 .718 262 3.9 28 48 22 316/4.7

2012-132012 13 WOWOMEN’SMEN’’S BABASKETBALLSKETBALL MMediaedia GGuideuide 15 15 LIULIU POSTPOST PIONEERSPIONEERS 2012-13 WOMEN’S BASKETBALL NNICOLETTEICOLETTE MMARCINIAKARCINIAK SSeniorenior • 6-16-1 • ForwardForward 20 BBrooklyn,rooklyn, N.Y./ArchbishopN.Y./Archbishop MMolloyolloy S E L I F O R P

R E E N O I PIONEER PROFILES P PIONEER

Year GP-GS Min/Avg FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Oﬀ -Def Tot Avg PF-FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts/Avg 2009-10 29-0 377/13.0 52-105 .495 0-0 .000 49-74 .662 47-55 102 3.5 63-4 25 35 17 15 153/5.3 2010-11 30-17 602/20.1 97-215 .451 0-0 .000 48-87 .552 61-108 169 5.6 96-7 15 60 30 20 242/8.1 2011-12 28-25 730/26.1 116-257 .451 0-0 .000 63-99 .636 93-176 269 9.6 83-1 39 64 28 16 295/10.5 TOTAL 87-42 1709/19.6 265-577 .459 0-0 .000 160-260 .615 201-339 540 6.2 242-12 79 159 75 51 690/7.9

16 2012-132012 13 WOMEN’S BASKETBALL MMedia GGuide 16 LIULIU POSTPOST PIONEERSPIONEERS 2012-13 WOMEN’S BASKETBALL SSHAYNAHAYNA GGATLINGATLING

JJuniorunior • 5-105-10 • ForwardForward 2244 BBaldwin,aldwin, NN.Y./Baldwin.Y./Baldwin P PIONEER PROFILES I O N E E R

P R O F I L E S

Year GP-GS Min/Avg FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Oﬀ -Def Tot Avg PF-FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts/Avg 2010-11 19-0 86/4.5 10-25 .400 1-3 .333 9-16 .563 7-20 27 1.4 5-0 3 12 1 5 30/1.6 2011-12 26-1 222/8.5 41-82 .500 0-1 .000 15 -29 .517 33-30 63 2.4 28-0 7 21 1 12 97/3.7 TOTAL 45-1 308/6.8 51-107 .478 1-4 .250 24-45 .533 40-50 90 2.0 33-0 10 33 2 17 127/2.8

2012-13 WOMEN’S’ BASKETBALL Media Guide 17 17 LIULIU POSTPOST PIONEERSPIONEERS 2012-13 WOMEN’S BASKETBALL NNIJAHIJAH LLACOURTACOURT

JJuniorunior • 66-1-1 • FForwardorward 5 BBronx,ronx, N.Y./ManhattanN.Y./Manhattan CenterCenter S PIONEER PROFILES E L I F O R P

R E E N O I PIONEER PROFILES P PIONEER

Year GP-GS Min/Avg FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Oﬀ -Def Tot Avg PF-FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts/Avg 2010-11 24-0 141/5.9 13-37 .351 0-0 .000 2-7 .286 20-21 41 1.7 24-0 3 25 2 3 28/1.2 2011-12 28-0 235/8.4 28-71 .394 0-0 .000 7-11 .636 42-41 83 3.0 36-0 6 23 8 9 63/2.3 TOTAL 52-0 376/7.2 41-108 .380 0-0 .000 9-18 .500 62-62 124 2.4 60-0 9 48 10 12 91/1.8

18 2012-13 WOMEN’S BASKETBALL Media Guide 18 LIULIU POSTPOST PIONEERSPIONEERS 2012-13 WOMEN’S BASKETBALL AALEXISLEXIS PPETERSETERS

JJuniorunior • 55-8-8 • GGuarduard 35 DDorchester,orchester, Mass./FontbonneMass./Fontbonne AAcad.cad. P PIONEER PROFILES I P O I O N N E E E E R R

P P R R O O F I F L I E L S E S

Year GP-GS Min/Avg FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Oﬀ -Def Tot Avg PF-FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts/Avg 2010-11 28-0 266/9.5 21-72 .292 3-20 .150 8-19 .421 21-31 52 1.9 30-1 15 19 3 24 53/1.9 2011-12 30-10 653/21.8 88-211 .417 8-37 .216 30-66 .455 54-71 125 4.2 51-0 89 65 5 63 214/7.1 TOTAL 58-10 919/15.8 109-283 .385 11-57 .193 38-85 .447 75-102 177 3.1 81-1 104 84 8 87 267/4.6

2012-13 WOMEN’S BASKETBALL Media Guide 19 19 LIULIU POSTPOST PIONEERSPIONEERS 2012-13 WOMEN’S BASKETBALL KKENYATTAENYATTA SSEARSEARS

JJuniorunior • 55-6-6 • GGuarduard 2233 HHampton,ampton, VVa./Hamptona./Hampton S E L I F O R P

R E E N O I PIONEER PROFILES P PIONEER

Year GP-GS Min/Avg FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Oﬀ -Def Tot Avg PF-FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts/Avg 2010-11 30-11 423/14.1 32-116 .276 17-63 .270 14-24 .583 15-39 54 1.8 47-1 39 53 0 19 95/3.2 2011-12 30-15 621/20.7 60-212 .283 33-108 .306 24-31 .774 29-54 83 2.8 74-3 72 71 8 52 177/5.9 TOTAL 60-26 1044/17.4 92-328 .280 50-171 .292 38-55 .691 44-93 137 2.3 121-4 111 124 8 71 272/4.5

20 2012-132012 13 WOMEN’S BASKETBALL MMedia GGuide 20 LIULIU POSTPOST PIONEERSPIONEERS 2012-13 WOMEN’S BASKETBALL AARIANARIANA IIJADUOLAJADUOLA

SSophomoreophomore • 55-8-8 • GGuarduard 1122 TTeaneck,eaneck, NN.J./Teaneck.J./Teaneck P PIONEER PROFILES I O N E E R

P R O F I L E S

Year GP-GS Min/Avg FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Oﬀ -Def Tot Avg PF-FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts/Avg 2011-12 19-0 123/6.5 8-27 .296 0-2 .000 3-5 .600 3-13 16 0.8 6-0 8 5 0 9 19/1.0 TOTAL 19-0 123/6.5 8-27 .296 0-2 .000 3-5 .600 3-13 16 0.8 6-0 8 5 0 9 19/1.0

2012-13 WOMEN’S’ BASKETBALL Media Guide 21 21 LIULIU POSTPOST PIONEERSPIONEERS 2012-13 WOMEN’S BASKETBALL CCHELSEAWILLIAMSHELSEAWILLIAMS

SSophomoreophomore • 55-7-7 • GGuarduard CCopiague,opiague, NN.Y./Copiague.Y./Copiague 1155 S E L I F O R P

R E E N O I PIONEER PROFILES P PIONEER

Year GP-GS Min/Avg FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Oﬀ -Def Tot Avg PF-FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts/Avg 2011-12 28-14 541/19.3 55-150 .367 18-63 .286 49-62 .790 49-48 97 3.5 73-2 30 48 5 34 177/6.3 TOTAL 28-14 541/19.3 55-150 .367 18-63 .286 49-62 .790 49-48 97 3.5 73-2 30 48 5 34 177/6.3 22 2012-132012 13 WOWOMEN’SMEN’’S BABASKETBALLSKETBALL MMediaedia GGuideuide 22 LIULIU POSTPOST PIONEERSPIONEERS 2012-13 WOMEN’S BASKETBALL JJALICIAALICIA CCONNELLONNELL

JJuniorunior • 55-8-8 • GGuarduard WWestbury,estbury, NN.Y./Hicksville.Y./Hicksville 2211 ((SUNYSUNY FFarmingdale)armingdale) P PIONEER PROFILES I O N E E R

P R O F I L E S

Year GP-GS Min/Avg FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Oﬀ -Def Tot Avg PF-FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts/Avg 2009-10 22-0 87-225 .387 29-82 .354 48-78 .615 104 4.7 10 14 35 251/11.4 2010-11 20-0 64-197 .325 30-111 .270 24-36 .667 50 2.5 19 5 31 182/9.1 TOTAL 42-0 151-422 .358 59-193 .306 72-114 .632 154 3.7 29 19 66 433/10.3 2012-132012 13 WOWOMEN’SMMEN’’S BABASKETBALLASKETBAALL MMediaedia GGuideuide 23 23 LIULIU POSTPOST PIONEERSPIONEERS 2012-13 WOMEN’S BASKETBALL DDOMINIQUEOMINIQUE PPAGANAGAN JJuniorunior • 66-1-1 • FForwardorward BBronx,ronx, NN.Y./Westtown.Y./Westtown 2 ((UMassUMass LLowell)owell) S E L I F O R P

R E E N O I PIONEER PROFILES P PIONEER

Year GP-GS Min/Avg FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Oﬀ -Def Tot Avg PF-FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts/Avg 2010-11 19-0 17-43 .395 0-3 .000 4-5 .800 29 1.5 7 6 3 38/2.0 2011-12 23-3 205/8.9 31-61 .508 0-1 .000 4-13 .308 14-40 54 2.3 21-0 5 17 5 5 66/2.9 TOTAL 42-3 48-104 .462 0-4 .000 8-18 .444 83 2.0 12 11 8 104/2.5

24 2012-132012 13 WOMEN’S BASKETBALL MMedia GGuide 24 LIULIU POSTPOST PIONEERSPIONEERS 2012-13 WOMEN’S BASKETBALL JJALYNALYN BBROWNROWN FFreshmanreshman • 55-4-4 • GGuarduard RRiverhead,iverhead, N.Y./RiverheadN.Y./Riverhead 1

Prior to LIU Post: Five-year varsity player at Riverhead … Personal: Youngest of Keith and Tracey Brown’s three P PIONEER PROFILES helped lead the Blue Waves to two league championships children … enjoys playing video games … favorite I

(2008 and 2012), Suﬀ olk championship (2012), Section athlete is Derrick Rose … admires her cousin, Michael O 11 championship (2012), and Long Island championship Owen … aspires to become a basketball trainer … ma-

(2012) … received four All-League and three All-County joring in physical education. N recognitions … voted ﬁ rst team All-Long Island, league

MVP and Top 50 in New York. E E R

P R

QQUANISHAUANISHA RRATLEYATLEY O F I

FFreshmanreshman • 55-7-7 • GGuarduard L E

BBrooklyn,rooklyn, NN.Y./Enterprise,.Y./Enterprise, 1144 S BBusinessusiness aandnd TTechnologyechnology

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220111201112 LLIUIU PPOSTOST WWOMEN’SOMEN’S BBASKETBAASKETBALLLL RESULTSRESULTS 2110,2110, 111515 EECCCC

Player GP-GS Min/Avg FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Oﬀ -Def Tot Avg PF-FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts/Avg 22 Joyner, Felicia 31-31 1051/33.9 195-477 .409 40-119 .336 95-143 .664 43-66 109 3.5 34-1 68 92 4 40 525/16.9 32 Kopp, Samantha 31-31 693/22.4 94-174 .540 6-14 .429 71-102 .696 69-156 225 7.3 79-2 25 37 44 18 265/8.5 20 Marciniak, Nicolette 28-25 730/26.1 116-257 .451 0-0 .000 63-99 .636 93-176 269 9.6 83-0 39 64 28 16 295/10.5 11 Caggiano, Ashley 31-21 735/23.7 71-173 .410 28-78 .359 24-32 .750 23-66 89 2.9 54-0 112 107 3 33 194/6.3 23 Sears, Kenyatta 31-16 648/20.9 60-217 .276 33-110 .300 26-33 .788 30-57 87 2.8 77-1 76 79 8 54 179/5.8 15 Williams, Chelsea 29-15 567/19.6 56-155 .361 19-68 .279 49-62 .790 51-50 101 3.5 75-2 32 52 5 35 180/6.2 35 Peters, Alexis 31-11 677/21.8 93-218 .427 8-38 .211 33-70 .471 56-73 129 4.2 54-0 98 73 5 68 227/7.3 44 Lutz, Catherine 31-4 619/20.0 85-208 .409 47-132 .356 26-29 .897 39-67 106 3.4 62-3 20 41 4 22 243/7.8 S 24 Gatling, Shayna 26-1 222/8.5 41-82 .500 0-1 .000 15-29 .517 33-30 63 2.4 28-0 7 21 1 12 97/3.7 05 LaCourt, Nijah 29-0 239/8.2 28-72 .389 0-0 .000 8-13 .615 43-42 85 2.9 37-0 6 23 8 10 64/2.2 C 12 Ijaduola, Ariana 20-0 119/6.0 8-23 .348 0-0 1.000 3-5 .600 3-12 15 0.8 6-0 7 5 0 10 19/1.0 I TEAM 54-77 131 4.2 14 Total 31 6300 847/2056 .412 181-561 .323 413-617 .669 537-872 1409 45.5 589-9 490 608 110 318 2288/73.8 T Opponents 31 6303 694-1858 .374 120-418 .287 480-715 .671 390-777 1167 37.6 533-15 369 627 77 292 1988/64.1 S I

T DATE SCORE OPPONENT POINTS REBOUNDS ASSISTS STEALS BLOCKS Nov. 12 L 81-66 at Philadelphia 16-Joyner 9-LaCourt 9-Sears 3-Sears 1-Caggiano A Nov. 13 W 81-68 at U. of Sciences 24-Marciniak 18-Marciniak 5-Caggiano 3-Joyner 1-Marciniak

T Nov. 17 W 84-55 at NYACK 23-Joyner 8-Marciniak 11-Caggiano 3-Caggiano 2-Sears

S Nov. 19 W 64-59 at Adelphi 23-Joyner 11-Marciniak 7-Caggiano 3-Peters 4-Marciniak

Nov. 26 W 79-70 vs. Caldwell% 18-Joyner 11-Marciniak 5-Caggiano 3-Sears 1-Marciniak Nov. 27 W 82-56 vs. Felician% 21-Sears 8-Kopp 4-Caggiano 6-Sears 1-LaCourt

N Nov. 30 L 70-69OT DOWLING* 17-Joyner 7-Kopp 4-Caggiano 1-LaCourt 1-Caggiano Dec. 6 L 76-74OT at NYIT* 20-Marciniak 15-Kopp 5-Sears 3-Joyner 2-Kopp

O Dec. 9 L 65-62 at Pace 21-Joyner 12-Marciniak 3-Caggiano 3-Sears 3-Marciniak

S Dec. 16 W 59-50 SAINT ROSE 17-Williams 9-Marciniak 2-Kopp 3-Peters 3-LaCourt Dec. 18 W 85-7 No. 1 BENTLEY 27-Joyner 9-Marciniak 6-Caggiano 3-Marciniak 2-Kopp A Dec. 29 W 93-69 UMASS LOWELL& 16-Gatling 8-Gatling 6-Caggiano 4-Peters 1-LaCourt

E Dec. 30 L 66-61 No. 19 FRANKLIN PIERCE& 19-Kopp 9-Kopp 4-Caggiano 2-Caggiano - Jan. 4 W 75-57 BRIDGEPORT* 16-Lutz 12-Kopp 6-Peters 2-Peters 1-LaCourt S

Jan. 7 W 58-51 ST. THOMAS AQUINAS* 14-Joyner 14-Marciniak 3-Joyner 3-Marciniak 3-Marciniak Jan. 11 W 86-74 at Mercy* 28-Joyner 12-Marciniak 3-Marciniak 3-Joyner 3-Kopp L Jan. 14 W 80-51 MOLLOY* 12-Williams 9-Kopp 6-Peters 2-Ijaduola 1-Sears

A Jan. 18 W 80-58 at Queens* 17-Kopp 11-Kopp 5-Caggiano 1-Lutz 1-Lutz Jan. 21 L 75-72 at UDC* 18-Caggiano 7-Williams 3-Williams 3-Williams 1-Marciniak

N Jan. 23 W 74-71 at Merrimack* 18-Joyner 12-Marciniak 6-Caggiano 5-Sears 3-Kopp

I Jan. 28 L 69-57 at No. 23 Dowling* 15-Joyner 8-TEAM 4-Sears 4-Williams 1-Sears Feb. 1 W 73-68 NYIT* 24-Joyner 10-Marciniak 4-Peters 4-Sears 1-Marciniak F

Feb. 4 W 77-72OT at Bridgeport* 25-Joyner 14-Marciniak 6-Peters 6-Peters 5-Kopp Feb. 8 W 81-59 MERCY* 18-Joyner 10-Marciniak 4-Marciniak 3-Sears 3-Kopp 2 Feb. 11 L 72-65OT at St. Th omas Aquinas* 16-Joyner 20-Marciniak 7-Peters 4-Peters 2-Kopp 1 Feb. 15 W 88-55 QUEENS* 13-Kopp 8-Kopp 6-Caggiano 4-Sears 2-Kopp - Feb. 18 W 90-42 at Molloy* 14-Kopp 10-Marciniak 6-Caggiano 3-Peters 2-Kopp

1 Feb. 25 W 78-60 No. 23 UDC 24-Marciniak 9-Marciniak 7-Peters 2-Williams 2-Kopp

1 Feb. 29 W 85-70 NYIT! 23-Joyner 10-Kopp 5-Caggiano 5-Joyner 5-Kopp March 3 L 70-53 vs. Dowling! 15-Marciniak 8-Marciniak 3-Sears 6-Peters 3-Kopp 0 March 9 L 58-57 vs. So. Connecticut St.# 16-Joyner 8-Marciniak 9-Peters 3-Peters 3-Marciniak

2011-12 FINAL SEASON STATISTICS 2 2011-12 FINAL SEASON * ECC game % Dowling Holiday Tournament & LIU Post Winter Classic ! ECC Tournament game # NCAA Regional Home Games in CAPS

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TEAM Points 93 vs. UMASS LOWELL (12/29/11) FG Made 37 at NYACK (11/17/11) FG Attempts 80 at Univ. of the Sciences (11/13/11) FG Percentage .532 (33-62) vs. MOLLOY (1/14/12) 3-PT FG Made 10 DOWLING (11/30/11) 10 at Queens (01/18/12) 3-PT FG Attempts 27 at UDC (01/21/12) 3-PT FG Percentage .545 (6-11) vs. BRIDGEPORT (1/4/12) Free Th rows Made 29 vs. Felician (at Dowling) (11/27/11) Free Th row Attempts 35 vs. Felician (at Dowling) (11/27/11)

Free Th row Percentage .857 at Molloy (2/18/12) 2 2011-12 SEASON HIGHS

Rebounds 56 vs. BRIDGEPORT (1/4/12) 0

56 at Adelphi (11/19/11) 1

Assists 28 at NYACK (11/17/11) 1

Steals 21 vs. QUEENS (2/15/12) - Blocked Shots 8 vs. MERCY (2/8/2012) 1 Turnovers 30 vs. So. Connecticut St. (at Bentley) (3/9/12) 2

Fouls 27 vs. DOWLING (11/30/11) S E

Senior Samantha Kopp A

INDIVIDUAL S Points 28 Joyner, Felicia at Mercy (1/11/12) O

FG Made 12 Joyner, Felicia at Mercy (1/11/12) N FG Attempts 24 Joyner, Felicia at Mercy (1/11/12)

FG Percentage 1.000 (7-7) Kopp, Samantha at Queens (1/18/12) H 3-PT FG Made 4 Lutz, Catherine at NYACK (11/17/2011)

4 Lutz, Catherine at Pace (12/9/2011) I 4 Joyner, Felicia at Queens (1/18/2012) G

4 Caggiano, Ashley at UDC (1/21/2012) H 3-PT FG Attempts 9 Lutz, Catherine at Philadelphia (11/12/11)

3-PT FG Percentage 1.000 (2-2) Caggiano, Ashley vs. Dist. Columbia (2/25/12) S Free Th rows Made 10 Joyner, Felicia vs. NYIT (2/1/12) Free Th row Attempts 12 Kopp, Samantha vs. FRANKLIN PIERCE (12/30/11) Free Th row Percentage 1.000 (8-8) Sears, Kenyatta vs. Felician (at Dowling) (11/27/11) Rebounds 20 Marciniak, Nicolette at St. Th omas Aquinas (2/11/12) Assists 11 Caggiano, Ashley at NYACK (11/17/11) Steals 6 Sears, Kenyatta vs. Felician (at Dowling) (11/27/2011) 6 Peters, Alexis at Bridgeport (2/4/2012) 6 Peters, Alexis vs. Dowling (at Queens) (3/3/2012) Blocked Shots 5 Kopp, Samantha vs. NYIT (2/29/12) 5 Kopp, Samantha at Bridgeport (2/4/12) Turnovers 8 Sears, Kenyatta vs. So. Connecticut St. (at Bentley) (3/9/12) Fouls 5, eight times Senior Ashley Caggiano

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Founded as the New York Collegiate Athletic LIU POST 201112 ECC CHAMPIONS Conference in 1989 and rechristened the East Coast Conference in July 2006, the ECC was formed to enhance intercollegiate athletic competition among member institutions and to assist them in integrat- ing athletics into their academic program in a ﬁ scally sound way. Th e ECC is committed to the highest standards of scholarship, sportsmanship, teamwork, and citizenship. Its mission is to promote the total person concept in its student-athletes, which stress- es the abilities to excel in academic achievement, athletic competition, and positive character traits. East Coast Conference (www.eccsports.org) members for 2012-13 include: University of Bridgeport 2011 Men’s Cross Country

E (Conn); LIU Post Campus of Long Island University 2011 Women’s Cross Country (Brookville, N.Y.); Dowling College (Oakdale, N.Y.); C Mercy College (Dobbs Ferry, N.Y.); University of the District of Columbia (Washington, D.C.); Molloy N College (Rockville Centre, N.Y.); New York Institute E of Technology (Old Westbury, N.Y); Queens College

R (Flushing, N.Y.); Roberts Wesleyan College (Roches- ter, N.Y.); and St. Th omas Aquinas College (Sparkill, E N.Y.). F Th e ECC sponsors the following championship sports: baseball; men’s and women’s basketball; men’s N and women’s cross country; men’s and women’s lacrosse; softball; men’s and women’s tennis; men’s and O women’s soccer; and women’s volleyball. 2012 Men’s Basketball

C Th e East Coast Conference is a proud member of the NCAA and Division II. Division II is a dynamic East Coast Conference T and engaging group of colleges, institutions and con- Women’s Basketball Champions

S ferences of varying sizes and educational missions. Division II members encourage and support diversity; Year Regular Season Tournament A value sportsmanship, fairness and equity; and place 1991 Pace the highest priority on the overall educational excel- 1992 Pace O lence of the student-athlete. 1993 Philadelphia 1994 Philadelphia C 1995 Saint Rose

East Coast Conference Administration 1996 Saint Rose

T 1997 Saint Rose 1998 Saint Rose

S Commissioner: Bob Dranoﬀ rdranoﬀ @eccsports.org 1999 Saint Rose

A 2000 Saint Rose (631) 348-3451 2001 LIU Post EAST COAST CONFERENCE COAST E EAST Assistant Commissioner: Melissa Perry 2002 Adelphi Adelphi [email protected] 2003 Dowling Dowling (631) 348-3453 2004 New Haven Adelphi Director of Media Relations: Casey Raﬀ erty 2005 St. Th omas Aquinas Bridgeport 2006 New Haven New Haven craﬀ [email protected] 2007 New Haven New Haven (631) 348-3452 2008 New Haven Molloy 2009 Queens Queens Mailing Address: 2010 Bridgeport Molloy 300 Carleton Ave. • NYIT SAC210 • Central Islip, N.Y. 11722 2011 St. Th omas Aquinas LIU Post 2012 Dowling Dowling Fax: (631) 348-3015

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Final 2011-12 Standings ECC Overall Institution W-L Pct. W-L Pct. 1. Dowling 13-3 .813 22-7 .759 2. Dist. Columbia 12-4 .750 21-7 .750 3. St. Th omas Aquinas 11-5 .688 18-11 .621 4. LIU Post 11-5 .688 21-10 .677 5. NYIT 9-7 .563 16-13 .552 6. Molloy 7-9 .438 11-16 .407 7. Bridgeport 6-10 .375 8-18 .308 8. Mercy 3-13 .188 3-23 .115 9. Queens 0-16 .000 1-25 .038 E EAST COAST CONFERENCE A S T

2011-12 All Conference Teams O

First Team Yr. Pos. School A Amanda Bartlett Gr. G Molloy Lauren Brittingham Sr. G District of Columbia S

Tanisha Carter Jr. F Bridgeport T Felicia Joyner Sr. G LIU Post

Sarah Schicher Sr. F Dowling C Connie Simmons Jr. G Dowling

Briana Sloper Sr. F St. Th omas Aquinas O

Junior Shayna Gatling N Second Team Yr. Pos. School

Cierra Baker Sr. G/F NYIT 2012 ECC Tournament F Nikki Jo Rotolo Jr. G NYIT E Bianca Kowgios Jr. G St. Th omas Aquinas February 29 March 3 Rebecca Lynch Jr. G NYIT First Round Semiﬁ nals R Nicolette Marciniak Jr. F LIU Post at Higher Seed at Queens E

#4 LIU Post 85 #1 Dowling 70 N All-Rookie Team Yr. Pos. School #5 NYIT 70 #4 LIU Post 53 Nicole Arnone Fr. G Molloy C Denikka Brent Fr. F District of Columbia #3 St. Th omas Aquinas 67 #3 St. Th omas Aquinas 63 Ashley Motrechuk Fr. F St. Th omas Aquinas #6 Molloy 56 #2 District of Columbia 61 E Christine Verrelle Fr. G Dowling March 4 Chelsea Williams Fr. G LIU Post Championship at Queens Player of the Year: Felicia Joyner (Sr., G, LIU Post) #1 Dowling 59 Rookie of the Year: Christine Verrelle (G, Dowling) #3 St. Th omas Aquinas 54 Defensive Player of the Year: Bianca Kowgios (Jr., G, St. Th omas Aquinas) Coach of the Year: Joe Pellicane (Dowling) Regular Season Champion: Dowling Tournament Champion: Dowling NCAA Tournament: LIU Post Dowling District of Columbia

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2011-12 Team Statistics Scoring Oﬀ ense Scoring Defense 1. LIU Post 73.8 1. Dowling 51.5 2. NYIT 68.3 2. St. Th omas Aquinas 55.3 3. Dist. Columbia 67.6 3. Dist. Columbia 59.8 4. Bridgeport 63.3 4. LIU Post 64.1 5. Molloy 61.7 5. Molloy 64.2 6. Dowling 61.5 6. NYIT 65.8 7. Mercy 61.0 7. Bridgeport 66.4 8. St. Th omas Aquinas 59.6 8. Queens 70.5 9. Queens 49.2 9. Mercy 74.8

Free Th row Percentage Field Goal Pct. Defense 1. St. Th omas Aquinas .725 1. Dowling .319 E 2. Dowling .721 2. St. Th omas Aquinas .349

C 3. Bridgeport .695 3. Dist. Columbia .360 4. Molloy .689 4. LIU Post .374

N 5. Dist. Columbia .686 5. Molloy .381 6. Queens .669 6. Mercy .412 E 7. LIU Post .668 7. Queens .415 8. NYIT .635 8. NYIT .421 R 9. Mercy .629 9. Bridgeport .445 E F Rebound Margin

N 1. LIU Post +7.9 3-Point Field Goals 2. Dowling +4.1

O P/G 3. Dist. Columbia -0.8 1. Dowling 6.28 4. NYIT -1.4 C 2. Dist. Columbia 6.25 5. Queens -1.7

3. LIU Post 5.84 6. St. Th omas Aquinas -2.1

T 4. Molloy 5.59 7. Bridgeport -3.8 5. NYIT 4.90

S 8. Molloy -5.2 6. Bridgeport 3.88 9. Mercy -6.3 Junior Kenyatta Sears

A 7. St. Th omas Aquinas 3.76 8. Queens 3.27 Scoring Margin Field Goal Percentage

O 9. Mercy 1.5 1. Dowling +10.0 1. LIU Post .412 2. LIU Post +9.7 2. NYIT .401

C 3. Dist. Columbia +7.9 3. Dowling .386 4. St. Th omas Aquinas +4.3 4. Dist. Columbia .382

T 5. NYIT +2.75 5. Molloy .374 6. Molloy -2.6 6. St. Th omas Aquinas .372 S 7. Bridgeport -3.1 7. Bridgeport .371

A 8. Mercy -13.8 8. Queens .364

EAST COAST CONFERENCE COAST E EAST 9. Queens -21.2 9. Mercy .360

3-Point Field Goal Pct. 3-Point FG Pct. Defense 1. Dowling .332 1. Molloy .237 2. Molloy .325 2. St. Th omas Aquinas .273 3. LIU Post .323 3. Dowling .276 4. Dist. Columbia .309 4. LIU Post .287 5. NYIT .280 5. Dist. Columbia .302 Sophomore Ariana Ijaduola 6. Queens .271 6. Queens .332 7. Bridgeport .264 7. NYIT .333 8. St. Th omas Aquinas .257 8. Mercy .336 Junior Nijah LaCourt 9. Mercy .229 9. Bridgeport .350

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2011-12 Individual Statistics Defensive Rebounding Scoring 1. Marciniak, Nicolette-LIU Post 6.1 Player, Institution G FG 3FG FT Pts Avg/G 2. Simmons, Connie-Dowling 5.4 1. Williams, Jasmine-Mercy 25 174 0 95 443 17.7 3. Schicher, Sarah-Dowling 5.3 2. Carter, Tanisha-Bridgeport 26 170 1 103 444 17.1 Sloper, Briana-St. Th omas Aquinas 29 179 23 114 495 17.1 4. Baker, Cierra-NYIT 5.2 4. Joyner, Felicia-LIU Post 31 195 40 95 525 16.9 5. Kopp, Samantha-LIU Post 5.0 5. Bartlett, Amanda-Molloy 27 130 59 134 453 16.8 6. Sloper, Briana-St. Th omas Aquinas 4.8 6. Baker, Cierra-NYIT 20 114 3 66 297 14.8 7. Beaulieu, Talia-Mercy 4.8 7. Brittingham, Lauren-Dist. Columbia 28 127 50 81 385 13.8 8. Griﬃ th, Stacey-Dist. Columbia 4.7 8. Rotolo, Nikki-NYIT 29 140 29 68 377 13.0 9. Verrelle, Christine-Dowling 4.7 9. Caggiano, Nicole-Queens 26 121 50 43 335 12.9 10. Williams, Simone-Mercy 4.4 10. Lynch, Rebecca-NYIT 26 141 2 45 329 12.7 11. Simmons, Connie-Dowling 29 111 21 100 343 11.8 12. Marant, Edna-Bridgeport 22 90 13 39 232 10.5 3-Point Field Goal Percentage

13. Marciniak, Nicolette-LIU Post 29 116 0 63 295 10.2 1. Verrelle, Christine-Dowling .461 E EAST COAST CONFERENCE 14. Colley, Julia-Bridgeport 25 111 1 24 247 9.9 2. Krueger, Hannah-Dowling .370 Schicher, Sarah-Dowling 29 108 0 70 286 9.9 3. Bartlett, Amanda-Molloy .369 A 4. Lutz, Catherine-LIU Post .356 16. Beaulieu, Talia-Mercy 26 96 2 54 248 9.5 S 5. Junior, Janelle-Dist. Columbia .346 Field Goal Percentage 6. Avny, Elinor-Bridgeport .341 T 7. Joyner, Felicia-LIU Post .336

1. Banice, Dohnay-Dist. Columbia .578

2. Kopp, Samantha-LIU Post .540 8. Finlay, Julia-Molloy .333 C 3. Lynch, Rebecca-NYIT .491 9. Brittingham, Lauren-Dist. Columbia .327

4. Baker, Cierra-NYIT .487 10. Rotolo, Nikki-NYIT .322 O 5. Schicher, Sarah-Dowling .486

6. Williams, Jasmine-Mercy .479 Steals A 7. DeNicola, Jessica-Molloy .468 1. Baker, Cierra-NYIT 3.4 8. Griﬃ th, Stacey-Dist. Columbia .462 2. Lynch, Rebecca-NYIT 2.8 S

9. Marciniak, Nicolette-LIU Post .450 3. Marant, Edna-Bridgeport 2.7 T 10. Carter, Tanisha-Bridgeport .444 4. Kowgios, Bianca-St. Th omas Aquinas 2.5 5. Moore, Sabrinna-NYIT 2.3 Assists Williams, Jasmine-Mercy 2.3 C 1. Williams, Simone-Mercy 5.8 7. Williams, Simone-Mercy 2.2 2. Brittingham, Lauren-Dist. Columbia 4.4 Peters, Alexis-LIU Post 2.2 O 3. Kowgios, Bianca-St. Th omas Aquinas 4.3 9. Brittingham, Lauren-Dist. Columbia 2.1 Rivera, Laura-Molloy 4.3 10. Patterson, Aziza-Bridgeport 1.9 N 5. Rich, Jasmine-Dist. Columbia 3.8 Junior, Janelle-Dist. Columbia 1.9 6. Caggiano, Ashley-LIU Post 3.6 F 7. Rotolo, Nikki-NYIT 3.4 Assist-Turnover Ratio

8. Baker, Cierra-NYIT 3.3 1. Davis, Sylvia-St. Th omas Aquinas 1.4 E 9. Peters, Alexis-LIU Post 3.2 Ijaduola, Ariana-LIU Post 1.4 R 10. Apergis, Demitra-NYIT 3.1 3. Finlay, Julia-Molloy 1.3

Peters, Alexis-LIU Post 1.3 E 3-Point Field Goals Made Apergis, Demitra-NYIT 1.3 1. Bartlett,Amanda-Queens 2.2 6. Moore, Sabrinna-NYIT 1.2 N 2. Avny, Elinor-Bridgeport 2.1 Rivera, Laura-Molloy 1.2

3. Caggiano, Nicole-Queens 1.9 Rich, Jasmine-Dist. Columbia 1.2 C Koppl, Julia-Dowling 1.9 9. Five tied 1.1

5. Brittingham, Lauren-Dist. Columbia 1.8 E 6. Junior, Janelle-Dist. Columbia 1.7 7. Lutz, Catherine-LIU Post 1.5 Free Th row Percentage 8. Finlay, Julia-Molloy 1.4 1. Simmons, Connie-Dowling .862 9. Joyner, Felica-LIU Post 1.3 2. Bartlett, Amanda-Molloy .854 Johnson, Chloe -NYIT 1.3 Sophomore Chelsea Williams 3. Verrelle, Christine-Dowling .842 4. Carter, Tanisha-Bridgeport .831 Off ensive Rebounds Blocked Shots 5. Brittingham, Lauren-Dist. Columbia .827 1. Carter, Tanisha-Bridgeport 4.31 1. Schicher, Sarah-Dowling 2.3 6. Kowgios, Bianca-St. Th omas Aquinas .816 2. Williams, Jasmine-Mercy 3.72 2. Motrechuk, Ashley-St. Th omas Aquinas 1.7 7. Addison, Ashley-Molloy .769 3. Baker, Cierra-NYIT 3.31 3. Koppl, Julia-Dowling 1.5 8. Liharevic, Shpresa-St. Th omas Aquinas .766 4. Banice, Dohnay-Dist. Columbia 3.21 4. Kopp, Samantha-LIU Post 1.4 9. Sloper, Briana-St. Th omas Aquinas .755 5. Marciniak, Nicolette-LIU Post 3.11 5. DeNicola, Jessica-Molloy 1.0 10. Rivera, Laura-Molloy .719 6. Sloper, Briana-St. Th omas Aquinas 2.92 Marciniak, Nicolette-LIU Post 1.0 7. Griffi th, Stacey-Dist. Columbia 2.42 7. Chu, Cadie-Queens 0.8 8. Lynch, Rebecca-NYIT 2.34 Williams, Jasmine-Mercy 0.8 9. Verrelle, Christine-Dowling 2.21 Carter, Tanisha-Bridgeport 0.8 10. Beaulieu, Talia-Mercy 2.12 Griffi th, Stacey-Dist. Columbia 0.8

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Opponent W L Last LIU Post Win Last Opponent Win Adelphi 36 37 11/19/11 (64-59) 3/1/08 (55-52) American Intl. 1 2 1/2/08 (53-41) 12/14/10 (63-48) Arkansas Tech 1 0 12/30/05 (57-50) — Army 7 14 1/23/88 (52-51) 1/23/90 (64-45) Assumption 0 1 — 11/15/05 (58-30) Averett 1 0 1/22/79 (64-59) — Barnard 1 0 1975-76 (52-26) — Baruch 2 0 1976-77 (76-53) — Bentley 1 2 12/18/11 (85-71) 3/11/11 (75-65) Bishop’s 0 1 — 1/16/82 (71-49) Bloomﬁ eld 1 1 12/15/07 (69-58) 1/3/09 6564 Bloomsburg 1 2 11/16/08 (82-68) 12/4/90 (78-47) Boston College 2 2 1/24/82 (57-45) 1/24/84 (88-53) Bridgeport 24 20 2/4/12 (77-72 OT) 2/3/11 (62-57) S Brooklyn 6 1 12/15/86 (75-42) 2/15/78 (65-58)

T Bryant 0 1 — 3/8/02 (70-44) Caldwell 1 0 11/26/11 (79-70) —

N California (PA) 0 1 — 11/21/87 (86-71) Campbell 0 2 — 1/28/82 (81-77) E Canisius 0 2 — 12/19/83 (77-67) Central Connecticut 2 0 1/28/84 (76-65) — N Charleston 0 1 — 1/27/83 (68-58) Chestnut Hill 2 0 11/24/10 (73-71) — O Chicago State 1 0 1/14/84 (71-51) —

P CCNY 3 1 12/15/77 (2-0, forfeit) 1975-76 (40-38) Colgate 2 0 2/5/82 (67-59) — P Concordia (N.Y.) 35 5 2/11/09 (67-46) 2/17/05 (43-42) Cornell 1 0 1/17/80 (52-29) — O

Cortland 1 0 12/14/79 (74-58) — . Davis & Elkins 0 1 — 1/11/85 (53-44)

S Delaware State 1 1 1/26/77 (80-76, OT) 1/27/79 (77-73) Delaware Valley 0 1 — 11/27/93 (66-60) V

Denver 0 1 — 12/17/85 (68-62) District of Columbia 3 4 2/25/12 (78-60) 1/21/12 (69-57) S Dominican 1 1 2/9/04 (58-52) 11/20/04 (69-60)

R Dowling 21 26 1/20/10 (94-89, 2OT) 3/3/12 (73-50)

E East Stroudsburg 1 7 12/14/87 (73-67) 12/6/94 (73-40) Eastern Connecticut 1 0 1977-78 (45-33) — E Eckerd 1 0 1/5/89 (89-61) — Fairleigh-Dickinson 1 3 2/24/81 (82-70) 2/23/82 (77-66) N Felician 1 0 11/27/11 (82-56) — Florida Atlantic 0 1 — 12/31/91 (76-58) O Florida International 1 1 3/11/83 (60-59) 12/14/86 (55-38) I Florida Southern 0 1 — 1/7/89 (85-58)

PIONEERS VS. OPPONENTS P PIONEERS Fordham 3 8 2/13/81 (76-37) 1/20/82 (67-65) Franklin Pierce 0 2 — 12/30/11 (66-61) Gannon 0 1 — 1/12/85 (65-56) Glenville State 0 1 — 12/10/05 (66-46) George Mason 1 0 1/29/82 (70-36) — Hartford 1 1 1/18/86 (74-58) 12/13/86 (77-58) Hofstra 10 6 11/29/84 (61-55) 2/15/84 (75-61) Holy Family 0 2 — 11/28/09 (60-52) Hunter 1 0 1/29/77 (61-41) — Iona 5 2 1/5/83 (60-52) 2/13/78 (57-54) Jersey City State 1 0 2/11/77 (61-41) — John Jay 1 0 2/22/77 (81-35) — Kean 1 0 12/9/80 (60-57) — Kutztown 1 2 1/16/88 (71-64) 11/17/89 (65-54)

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Opponent W L Last LIU Post Win Last Opponent Win Lehman 1 1 2/3/79 (77-57) 12/17/77 (58-53) Le Moyne 0 2 — 1/4/07 (59-57) Lock Haven 1 0 12/7/91 (62-60) — Long Island Univ. 7 5 2/18/85 (82-80, OT) 2/26/82 (66-57) Longwood 0 2 — 12/4/99 (76-50) Manhattan 2 5 2/9/80 (76-40) 12/16/94 (84-30) Manhattanville 1 0 12/7/77 (81-51) — Mansﬁ eld 1 0 11/15/08 (71-56) — Marist 3 5 12/3/80 (90-59) 2/10/90 (71-58) Mass-Lowell 1 2 11/13/10 (56-55) 12/5/07 (73-71) Mercy 43 23 2/8/12 (81-59) 2/7/09 (77-70) Merrimack 1 1 1/23/12 (74-71) 12/29/04 (71-45) Millersville 0 1 — 1/25/87 (76-58)

Molloy 42 30 2/18/12 (90-42) 3/6/10 (65-52) P PIONEERS VS. OPPONENTS Monmouth 1 1 2/6/80 (81-63) 2/7/81 (62-51) Morgan State 0 1 — 2/17/84 (71-51) I Navy 1 1 12/1/90 (60-49) 11/16/90 (75-55) O New Haven 4 28 12/29/09 (71-53) 11/20/10 (53-43)

NJIT 4 2 1/15/00 (75-64) 2/16/00 (64-51) N NYACK 1 0 11/17/11 (84-55) —

NYIT 52 10 2/29/12(85-70) 12/6/11 (76-74 OT) E NYU 2 0 1976-77 (62-59) — Niagara 0 1 — 1978-79 (61-58) E

N.C.-Wilmington 1 0 1/28/83 (61-50) — R Northeastern 0 2 — 1/22/82 (52-44)

Old Westbury 2 0 11/25/85 (101-54) — S Oneonta 5 0 12/13/80 (92-35) —

Pace 8 29 11/15/03 (60-58) 12/9/11 (65-62) V Philadelphia U. 4 37 1/13/01 (69-66) 11/12/11 (81-66) Post Univ. 1 0 12/29/07 (60-34) — S

Providence 0 1 — 1/15/82 (72-46) . Queens (N.Y.) 36 23 2/15/12 (88-55) 3/7/09 (71-61) Quinnipiac 2 3 12/3/95 (74-67) 1/6/86 (63-59) O Rider 1 1 2/14/83 (71-69) 1/31/84 (72-57) Rockhurst 0 1 — 11/23/07 (82-73) P

Rollins 0 1 — 1/4/92 (74-58) P Russell Sage 1 0 3/4/77 (61-52) —

Sacred Heart 5 1 1/19/83 (100-37) 2/1/79 (79-64) O St. Augustine’s 0 1 — 11/26/93 (92-50)

St. Francis (N.Y.) 13 4 12/6/90 (67-62) 12/2/92 (73-62) N St. John Fisher 1 1 3/14/81 (70-66) 3/5/77 (72-52) Saint Michael’s 1 2 12/2/84 (81-64) 11/19/06 (76-62) Saint Rose 2 22 12/16/11 (59-50) 12/20/08 (79-67) E

St. Th omas Aquinas 12 14 1/7/12 (58-51) 2/11/12 (72-65 OT) N St. Vincent 0 1 — 11/18/89 (83-69)

Southampton 17 18 2/9/05 (60-53) 2/23/05 (86-64) T Southern Conn. 8 15 1/31/96 (61-58) 3/9/12 (58-57)

So. New Hampshire 1 1 12/30/06 (64-62) 11/17/01 (63-57) S Springﬁ eld 1 0 12/11/82 (65-53) — Stonehill 0 1 — 12/7/05 (69-55) Stony Brook 2 0 2/17/78 (63-32) — Syracuse 1 2 11/23/80 (61-59) 11/30/81 (82-53) UMass Lowell 1 1 12/29/11 (93-69) 12/10/07 (73-71) Upsala 1 0 1977-78 (63-62) — USciences Philadelphia 1 0 11/13/11 (81-68 — Virginia State 1 0 12/19/87 (80-65) — Wagner 6 9 2/3/83 (74-69) 1/31/91 (76-61) Washburn 0 1 — 11/22/07 (79-47) Washington Adventist 2 1 1/3/10 (94-31) — West Chester 4 7 12/2/90 (60-58) 12/3/99 (62-42) West Liberty State 0 1 — 12/11/05 (76-64) William & Mary 2 0 1/29/83 (74-69) — William Penn 0 1 — 1/3/82 (76-68) York (NY) 1 1 2/3/77 (67-45) 1975-76 (41-40)

2012-13 WOMEN’S BASKETBALL Media Guide 33 33 LIULIU POSTPOST PIONEERSPIONEERS 2012-13 WOMEN’S BASKETBALL YEAR BY YEAR RESULTS YEAR RECORD COACH YEAR RECORD COACH 1975-76 6-7 Pat Lamb 1994-95 4-21 Patrice Walker 1976-77 19-5 Pat Lamb 1995-96 12-14 Patrice Walker 1977-78 12-11 Pat Lamb 1996-97 7-19 Patrice Walker 1978-79 18-12 Pat Lamb 1997-98 13-13 Patrice Walker 1979-80 17-8 Pat Lamb 1998-99 14-13 Patrice Walker 1980-81 24-11 Pat Lamb 1999-00 10-17 Patrice Walker 1981-82 19-15 Kathy Solano 2000-01 19-8 Patrice Walker 1982-83 25-8 Kathy Solano 2001-02 16-11 Patrice Walker 1983-84 13-17 Ted O’Berg 2002-03 9-16 Patrice Walker 1984-85 11-16 Ted O’Berg 2003-04 13-13 Patrice Walker 1985-86 16-13 Ted O’Berg 2004-05 7-20 Patrice Walker 1986-87 14-14 Tony Razziano 2005-06 13-17 Patrice Walker 1987-88 22-9 Tony Razziano 2006-07 18-12 Sharrona Reaves 1988-89 7-14 Tony Razziano 2007-08 17-12 Sharrona Reaves 1989-90 6-21 Tony Razziano 2008-09 13-14 Deirdre Moore

S 1990-91 16-15 Patrice Walker 2009-10 20-9 Deirdre Moore 1991-92 15-13 Patrice Walker 2010-11 17-13 Deirdre Moore

D 1992-93 11-16 Patrice Walker 2011-12 21-10 Deirdre Moore 1993-94 1-24 Patrice Walker R 37 Seasons 502-501 ALL TIME STATISTICAL LEADERS O REBOUNDS STEALS

C 1) 1,431 Sue Salg (1979-83) 1) 408 Kathleen Weber (1984-88)

E 2) 1,298 Patrice Walker (1977-81) 2) 374 Patrice Walker (1977-81) 3) 984 Bobbi Jo Austin (1989-93) 3) 369 Celia Mitchell (1994-98) R

4) 866 Christine Suchan (1987-91) 4) 316 Tina Dolan (1988-92) 5) 305 Th alia Jackson (2001-05)

R 5) 835 Whitney Murrer (2005-09) 6) 810 Alyssa Lombardi (2007-11) 6) 297 Mary Sokolowski (1976-80) E 7) 756 Cathy Atria (1988-92) 7) 261 Jasmine Moore (2006-10) E 8) 753 Jasmine Moore (2006-10) 8) 255 Basimah Th ompson (2004-08) 9) 254 Sue Salg (1979-83)

N 9) 678 Pam Johnson (1982-86) 10) 234 Cathy Atria (1988-92) 10) 632 Whitney Murrer (2005-09)

O 11) 617 Donna Carmosin (1979-83) I 12) 578 Sherri Griﬃ n (1992-96) PIONEER 1,000 POINTS CLUB PIONEER RECORDS P PIONEER 13) 541 Nicolette Marciniak (2009-Pres.) 1) 2,051 Patrice Walker (1977-81) 2) 1,707 Sue Salg (1979-83) ASSISTS 3) 1.563 Felicia Joyner (2008-12) 1) 503 Kathleen Weber (1984-88) 4) 1,413 Janea Aiken (2007-11) 2) 426 Th alia Jackson (2001-05) 5) 1,296 Kathleen Weber (1984-88) 3) 408 Gina Catherall (2006-10) 6) 1,276 Whitney Murrer (2005-09) 4) 407 Diane Alessio (1980-84) 7) 1,266 Pam Johnson (1982-86) 5) 404 Basimah Th ompson (2004-08) 8) 1,251 Bobbi Jo Austin (1989-93) 6) 376 Mary Sokolowski (1976-80) 9) 1,229 Th alia Jackson (2001-05) 7) 367 Terri Crowley (1980-82) 10) 1,222 Christine Suchan (1987-91) 8) 351 Cathy Atria (1988-92) 11) 1,157 Tina Dolan (1988-92) 9) 345 Tina Dolan (1988-92) 12) 1,152 Cathy Atria (1988-92) 10) 311 Celia Mitchell (1994-98) 13) 1,133 Jasmine Moore (2006-10) 11) 276 Deirdre Moore (1992-96) 14) 1,116 Basimah Th ompson (2004-08) 12) 236 Felicia Joyner (2008-12) 15) 1,108 Gina Catherall (2006-10) 34 2012-13 WOMEN’S BASKETBALL Media Guide 34 LIULIU POSTPOST PIONEERSPIONEERS 2012-13 WOMEN’S BASKETBALL

PPatriceatrice WWalkeralker TTinaina DDolanolan DDianeiane AAlessiolessio 11977-81977-81 11988-92988-92 11980-83980-83 P PIONEER RECORDS

GAMEINDIVIDUAL I Most Points Scored 41 Pam Johnson vs. Old Westbury 1985-86 O Most FG Scored 16 Patrice Walker vs. Fordham 1978-79 N Most FT Scored 15 Janea Aiken at Dowling 2009-10

Most 3-Point Goals 9 Gina Catherall at Dowling 2009-10 E Most 3-Point Attempts 12 Kathleen Weber vs. Queens 1987-88 Gina Catherall at Dowling 2009-10 E Most Rebounds 26 Bobbi Jo Austin vs. New Haven 1989-90 R

Cherelle Payne vs. Molloy 2002-03

Most Assists 14 Kathleen Weber vs. Pace 1986-87 R Most Steals 11 Voy Moore vs. Molloy 1988-89 E 11 Patrice Walker vs. St. Francis 1979-80 11 Patrice Walker vs. Kean 1980-81 C

Most Blocks 10 Bobbi Jo Austin vs. Mercy 1992-93 O 10 Jennifer DiChiara vs. Stonehill 2005-06 R

SEASONINDIVIDUAL CAREERINDIVIDUAL D Most Points Scored 666 Patrice Walker 1980-81 Most Points Scored 2,051 Patrice Walker 1977-81 S Most FG Scored 225 Patrice Walker 1980-81 Most Rebounds 1,431 Sue Salg 1979-83 Most FT Scored 156 Patrice Walker 1980-81 Most Assists 503 Kathleen Weber 1984-88 Most 3-Points Goals 51 Kathleen Weber 1987-88 Most Steals 408 Kathleen Weber 1984-88 Gina Catherall 2009-10 Most Blocked Shots 224 Bobbi Jo Austin 1989-93 Most 3-Point Attempts 148 Kathleen Weber 1987-88 Most 3-Point Shots 169 Gina Catherall 2006-10 Most FG Attempted 491 Kathleen Weber 1987-88 Most FT Attempted 199 Patrice Walker 1980-81 Highest Scoring Avg. 21.1 Patrice Walker 1978-79 Most Rebounds 438 Sue Salg 1981-82 Highest Rebound Avg. 14.0 Patrice Walker 1977-78 Best FG Percentage .588 Patrice Walker 1980-81 Best FT Percentage .844 Kathleen Weber 1980-81 Most Steals 144 Patrice Walker 1980-81 Most Blocked Shots 97 Bobbi Jo Austin 1992-93 Most Games Played 35 Six players 1980-81

2012-13 WOMEN’S BASKETBALL Media Guide 35 35 LIULIU POSTPOST PIONEERSPIONEERS 2012-13 WOMEN’S BASKETBALL GAMETEAM Most Points Scored 108 vs. Brooklyn (12/10/79) Least Points Scored 25 vs. Philadelphia Textile (2/2/94) Most Points Allowed 113 vs. Saint Rose (12/8/93) Least Points Allowed 12 vs. NYU 1976-77 Biggest Victory Margin 78 vs. NYU (90-12) 1976-77 Most Assists 34 vs. Brooklyn (12/10/79) Most Steals 30 vs. Cornell (1/17/80) Most Rebounds 68 vs. Brooklyn (12/10/79) Most Blocked Shots 11 vs. Springﬁ eld (12/11/82) Most 3-Point Goals 12 vs. NYIT (11/24/03), at Dowling (1/20/10) Most 3-Point Attempts 33 vs. NYIT (11/24/03), at Dowling (1/20/10) Most 3-Point Goals - Opponent 8 Dowling 1993-94 Most 3-Point Attempts - Opponent 21 Dowling (1/13/97) S D SEASONTEAM O Most Victories 25 1982-83

R Least Defeats 5 1976-77

C Best Winning Percentage .792 (19-5) 1976-77 Longest Winning Streak 17 1976-77 E Longest Losing Streak 23 1993-94 R

Highest Scoring Average 73.8 2011-12 Highest Rebounding Avg. 45.6 1981-82 R Best FG Percentage .445 1980-81 E Best FT Percentage .690 1986-87 E Most Assists 540 1980-81

N Most Steals 475 1980-81 O I PIONEER RECRODS P PIONEER

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A•A•A•A•A Patricia Fabian, 1978 Brenda Lee, 1983-84 Dorothy Sabella, 1985-86 Janea Aiken 2009-11 Valerie Figueroa, 1996-00 Laura Lewis, 1975-76 Brittany Saccoccio, 2008-09 Diane Alessio, 1980-83 Colleen Finn, 2004 Joanne Livolsi, 1981-82 Sue Salg, 1979-82 Bobbi Jo Austin, 1989-92 Erin Fitzsimmons, 1994 Alyssa Lombardi, 2007-11 Kenyatta Sears, 2010-pres. Cathryn Atria, 1988-91 Renime Fluery, 1991 Cindy Lowen, 1976-79 Sue St. Johns, 1982 Jodie Foster, 1993 Jennifer Lowerre, 1990 Marilyn Samberg, 1975 B•B•B•B•B Colleen Fowler, 2002-05 Cat Lutz, 2011-12 Kathy Sanders, 1982-83 Charice Baez, 1998-01 Sue Fox, 1985-86 Maisha Sapp, 1994-95 Sandra Baranowski, 1987 Alecia Fung, 2002 M•M•M•M•M Karen Schaff er, 1976-77 Trish Becton, 1999-02 Jeanelle MacDonald, 1990 Nicole Sheppard, 1990 Erica Bell, 2004-07 G•G•G•G•G Laura Malloy, 1990 Kristin Sherrill, 1995-96 Tamara Bell, 1998-99 Tina Garrett, 1987 Eugena Malvo, 2003 Ababach Smith, 1983-84 Dyan Bettles, 1998-01 Shayna Gatling, 2010-pres. Anna Mankowski, 1975-76 Anthia Smith 2009-11 Nicole Biewald, 2000-02 Chris Gietschier, 1976-77 Nicolette Marciniak 2009-pres. Mary Sokolowski, 1976-79 Jennifer Braguglia, 1995-98 Heidi Giff ord, 1997-98 Lauren McCarthy, 1979 Th eresa Solitz, 1976 Taryn Brody, 1999-02 Jill Giff ord, 1997-98 Kathy McMahon, 1984 Mary Stebe, 1981 Jaylyn Brown, 2012-pres. Linda Glum, 1979 Jeannine Metrinko, 1989-92 Nikki Stiefel, 2005-06 Liz Brown, 1995-98 Kristin Godfrey, 2003 Celia Mitchell, 1994-97 Liz Stokes, 1980-83 Sue Brown, 1984-87 Liz Goltra, 1986 Noelle Mitchell, 2002-05 Tanzania Stone, 1994 Benity Brunache, 1993-94 Shatima Greer 2009-11 Alex Montgomery, 2007 Christine Suchan, 1987-90 A ALL-TIME ROSTER Sherri Griffi n, 1992-95 Deirdre Moore, 1992-95 C•C•C•C•C Christina Gugliero, 2007 Jasmine Moore, 2006-10 T•T•T•T•T L Ashley Caggiano 2009-pres. Voy Moore, 1985-88 Basimah Th ompson, 2004-07 L

Nicole Campbell, 2001, 03-05 H•H•H•H•H Peggy Morrison, 1977-78 Quianna Tiggle, 2010-11 - Kathy Cantwell, 1975 Emily Hall, 2007-08 Jean Mullady, 1979-80 Maureen Timony, 1977-78 T Stephanie Cappello, 2004 Chantee Hallett, 2006-10 Whitney Murrer, 2005-09 Maureen Tiwold, 1981-83 I Donna Carmosin, 1979-82 Shola Hamilton, 2001-02 M Gina Catherall, 2006-10 Kathy Hansen, 1982-83 N•N•N•N•N V•V•V•V•V Michelle Ceville, 1990-93 Betty Harty, 1975-76 Reim Nour, 2000-02 Leslie Varska, 1979 Lee Ann Cherowitzo, 1983-85 Maria Hatzikonstantinou, 1991-93 Jill Nugent, 1992-93 Adrienne Vaultz, 1983 E

Lori Cohen, 1975-77 Danielle Heﬀ el, 2001-04 Eppy Vilella, 1995-98 Jalicia Connell, 2012-pres. Shantey Hill, 1996-98 O•O•O•O•O R Crystal Houston, 1985-86 Sue O’Connor, 1976-79 W•W•W•W•W

Geneva Conquest, 1997-99 O Linda Consavage, 1985-88 Sandra Hutko, 1995-96 Marta O’Leary, 1997-99 Christine Wakeﬁ eld, 1999 Amy Ordakowski, 1991 Patrice Walker, 1977-80

Mercedes Counihan, 1997-99 S Darlene Crowe, 1977-79 I•I•I•I•I Christy Waldvogel, 2007 Th eresa Crowley, 1980-82 Ariana Ijaduola, 2011-Pres. P•P•P•P•P Katrina Ware, 2007 T Linda Intrabartola, 1984-86 Dominique Pagan, 2012-pres. Christine Webb, 1983 E D•D•D•D•D Ro Parady, 1975-76 Kathleen Weber, 1984-87 Vera Danner, 1980-82 J•J•J•J•J Noelle Pawlicki, 2008-11 Noelle Werner, 1995-96 R Deidra Dawson, 1994 Sheila Jackson, 1999-04 Cherelle Payne, 2001-03 Caitlin Wheeler, 2007-09 Marylou DeCossaux, 1975-76 Th alia Jackson, 2001-04 Sue Pennenga, 1975 Cindy Wicklein, 1983 Lisa DeMartino, 1984 Sue Jameson, 1985 Sonya Perkins, 2007 Justine Willett, 1980 Keona Dessau, 2002-04 Stephanie Jimraglou, 1986 Alexis Peters, 2010-pres. Chelsea Williams, 2011- Lynne deWardener, 1986-88 Pamela Johnson, 1982-85 Angelina Platia, 2008-09 Pres. Jenn DiChiara, 2004-07 Jasmin Jones 2010 Hope Preisel, 1989-92 Alex Williams, 2005-06 Claire Diele, 1975-76 Felicia Joyner, 2008-12 LaDonna Winston, 2004-06 Saquana Dillard, 2000-01 Q•Q•Q•Q•Q Karen Witt, 1983-85 Tiﬀ any Dixon, 2001 K•K•K•K•K Colleen Quinn, 2001-03 Kristina Dolan, 1988-91 Kathy Keeler, 1978-79 Y•Y•Y•Y•Y Janice Dorienzo, 1975 Erin Kelley, 1994 R•R•R•R•R Missy Young, 1996 Linda Dorsey, 1981-82 Bridget Kelly, 1991-92 Quanisha Ratley, 2012-pres. Nancy Yule, 1977-78 Rama Doucoure, 1999-02 Darlene Kelly, 1984-85 Janice Rawlings, 1976-78 Kristi Doyle, 1992-94 Michelle Kimmel, 1991 Gilda Riddick, 1975-77 Jayne Kolber, 1975 Mary Roby, 1986-89 E•E•E•E•E Samantha Kopp, 2011-Pres. Jennifer Roes, 1995-96 Molly Eichten, 1987-88 Candice Rose, 2005-07 L•L•L•L•L Nijah LaCourt, 2010-pres. F•F•F•F•F Sue Lauper, 1977 S•S•S•S•S 2012-13 WOMEN’S BASKETBALL Media Guide 37 37 LIULIU POSTPOST PIONEERSPIONEERS 2012-13 WOMEN’S BASKETBALL

1975-76 (6-7) 1/22 at Averett W 64-59 2/20 ST. FRANCIS++ W 79-52 2/5 ADELPHI~ W 81-67 Coach: Pat Lamb 1/25 HOFSTRA W 75-63 2/21 HOFSTRA++ W 55-42 2/8 HOFSTRA L 53-58 Old Westbury W 65-14 1/27 at Delaware State L 73-77 2/24 FAIR. DICKINSON W 82-70 2/10 LIU-BROOKLYN W 76-60 Barnard W 52-26 1/29 MERCY L 57-58 2/25 BOSTON COLLEGE W 79-56 2/14 RIDER W 72-61 CCNY L 38-40 2/1 SACRED HEART L 64-79 2/27 vs. Hofstra** W 65-54 2/16 at Mercy W 70-61 Baruch W 52-34 2/3 at Lehman W 77-57 2/28 vs. Army** W 69-59 2/19 SOUTHERN CONN. L 43-62 St. Joseph’s W 37-28 2/5 at LIU-Brooklyn** W 69-67 3/3 MERCY W 81-39 2/21 at NYIT W 59-46 New York Tech L 45-50 2/7 at Wagner W 60-50 3/7 COLGATE W 59-57 2/23 PACE~ W 63-53 Molloy W 54-36 2/9 at St. Francis W 66-59 3/13 @ Hofstra*** L 61-64 3/2 PACE** W 73-56 Fordham L 40-61 2/11 Fordham** L 50-68 3/14 @ St. John Fisher*** W 70-66 3/4 vs. Adelphi** W 78-50 York L 40-41 2/13 at St. John’s L 50-71 ~MCBC Game 3/11 vs. Florida Intl.^^ W 78-50 NYU W 62-44 2/15 FORDHAM L 49-58 #Francis Marion Tournament 3/12 at Canisius^^ L 59-71 LIU-Brooklyn L 35-64 2/17 ONEONTA STATE W 83-70 ++MCBC Tournament @ LIU Post ~ Empire Conference Game NYIT L 49-54 2/21 at Army L 51-80 **NYSAIAW Division I Trn. # Francis Marion Tournament Molloy L 63-67 2/23 vs. Fordham## L 60-69 ***EAIAW Division II Tournament **Empire Conference Trn. 2/24 vs. St. John’s## L 57-62 ^^NCAA Div. II Regional 1976-77 (19-5) 2/26 at New York Tech W 64-42 1981-82 (19-15) Coach: Pat Lamb LIU-Brooklyn W 71-55 Coach: Kathy Solano 1983-84 (13-17) New York Tech W 69-51 St. Francis^ W 66-57 11/30 at Syracuse L 53-82 Coach: Ted O’Berg Mercy L 42-43 Sacred Heart^ W 69-62 12/3 MARIST L 55-58 11/29 QUINNIPIAC L 58-71 12/14 St. Francis L 56-70 Niagara^ L 58-61 12/5 MOLLOY W 90-50 12/2 MARIST L 53-64 12/16 LIU-Brooklyn L 55-58 **Manufacturers Hanover Trn. 12/8 at Sacred Heart W 67-53 12/6 at Brooklyn W 67-64 12/21 Iona L 81-89 #NYSAIAW Division Trn. 12/11 ARMY W 73-71 12/8 NYIT~ W 79-70 1/26 Delaware State(OT) W 80-76 ^EAIAW Northeast Small College Trn. 12/16 ADELPHI W 80-62 12/10 ST. FRANCIS W 76-54 1/ Wagner W 54-50 12/17 QUEENS L 59-69 12/11 at Molloy~ L 53-54 S 1/29 Hunter W 61-41 1979-80 (17-8) 12/20 HARVARD W 75-58 12/19 CANISIUS L 67-77 2/1 Molloy W 69-40 Coach: Pat Lamb 12/22 ST. FRANCIS~ W 2-0 12/21 at Adelphi~ L 67-87 T 2/3 York W 67-45 12/2 vs. Queens** L 65-92 1/3 vs. William Penn L 68-78 1/10 WAGNER L 58-72

L Stony Brook W 68-60 12/3 MARIST W 84-54 1/5 WAGNER~ L 57-66 1/13 NEW HAVEN (OT)# L 68-69 2/5 Oneonta State W 74-63 12/7 at Molloy W 75-55 1/7 IONA~ W 66-48 1/14 CHICAGO ST.# W 71-51 New York Tech W 51-46 12/10 at Brooklyn W 108-49 1/15 at Providence## L 46-72 1/21 MERCY~(OT) W 72-68 U 2/9 Fordham W 63-59 12/11 QUEENS L 63-67 1/16 vs. Bishop’s## L 49-71 1/23 BRIDGEPORT W 81-54 2/11 Jersey City State W 44-28 12/14 vs. Cortland State W 74-58 1/20 at Fordham L 65-67 1/24 BOSTON COLLEGE L 53-88 S 2/14 Hofstra W 47-39 12/15 at Oneonta State W 76-67 1/22 NORTHEASTERN L 44-52 1/27 at Pace L 52-58 2/16 CCNY W 65-53 12/18 at Mercy W 73-61 1/24 at Boston College W 57-45 1/28 CENTRAL CONN. W 76-65 E 2/19 St. Joseph’s W 81-35 12/22 at Adelphi W 72-62 1/28 vs. Campbell** L 77-81 1/31 RIDER L 57-72 2/22 John Jay W 81-35 1/16 at Syracuse L 61-81 1/29 vs. George Mason** W 70-63 2/2 ARMY L 56-71 R NYU W 90-12 1/17 at Cornell W 52-29 1/30 vs. William & Mary** W 53-50 2/4 PACE W 83-61

Baruch W 76-53 1/19 at Hofstra W 57-54 2/3 at Adelphi~ W 59-50 2/6 MOLLOY~ W 70-60 3/4 vs. Russell Sage# W 61-52 1/21 ARMY W 64-49 2/5 COLGATE W 67-59 2/8 at LIU-Brooklyn W 90-81 R 3/5 vs. St. John Fisher# L 52-72 1/23 IONA W 67-64 2/8 at Hofstra~ W 52-47 2/11 ADELPHI~ W 68-60 CCNY# W 67-39 1/26 at Sacred Heart W 45-43 2/10 at LIU-Brooklyn L 57-66 2/15 at Hofstra L 61-75

A #NYSAIAW Division II Tourn. 1/28 ST. FRANCIS W 74-55 2/13 at Southern Conn. W 57-48 2/17 at Morgan State L 51-71 1/30 NYIT L 57-58 2/15 MANHATTAN L 49-53 2/18 at Dist. of Columbia L 64-72 E 1977-78 (12-11) 2/6 MONMOUTH W 81-63 2/17 NEW HAVEN W 75-60 2/20 at NYIT W 75-66 Coach: Pat Lamb 2/9 MANHATTAN W 76-40 2/19 ADELPHI# W 73-56 2/22 at Mercy~ L 60-65 Y 11/26 QUEENS L 53-80 2/11 at LIU-Brooklyn (OT) L 82-86 2/20 HOFSTRA# (OT) L 46-48 2/25 at Southern Conn. L 70-85

- Upsala W 63-61 2/14 at Fordham L 52-57 2/23 at Fairleigh Dickinson L 66-77 2/28 NYIT~ W 100-78 12/3 at Oneonta State W 62-35 2/18 WAGNER W 83-63 2/25 NYIT W 75-64 3/2 at Pace+ L 62-69

Y 12/7 at Manhattanville W 81-51 /20 ST. JOHN’S W 83-63 2/26 vs. LIU-Brooklyn^ W 69-66 ~Empire Conference Game 12/10 WAGNER W 66-56 2/26 at Fairleigh Dickinson L 56-76 2/27 Hofstra+ W 53-49 +Empire Conference Tournament

B 12/ at New York Tech W 61-58 3/1 HOFSTRA^ L 3/5 Hofstra^^ L 52-54 # LIU Post Tournament 12/15 CCNY W 2-0+ 56-58 + at St. Peters (NJ) - 12/17 LEHMAN L 53-58 *Manufacturers Hanover Trn. ~MCBC Game 1984-85 (11-16) 12/20 MOLLOY W 67-52 ÊAIAW Division II Northeast Reg. ##Providence Invitational Coach: Ted O’Berg R Hofstra W 59-46 ***Francis Marion Invitational 11/27 at Quinnipiac L 76-94 E. Connecticut St. W 45-33 1980-81 (24-11) +MCBC Tournament 11/29 HOFSTRA W 61-55 A St. Francis W 79-61 Coach: Pat Lamb ^NYSAIAW Division I 12/2 ST. MICHAEL’S W 81-64 2/2 vs. Fordham** L 45-67 11/23 SYRACUSE W 64-59 ^ÊAIAW Division II Regional 12/6 at Marist L 60-106 E 2/4 LIU-BROOKLYN L 55-56 11/25 SACRED HEART W 87-47 12/8 at St. Francis W 70-63 Adelphi L 55-56 11/30 at Manhattan L 61-62 1982-83 (25-8) 12/10 BROOKLYN W 68-64 YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS Y YEAR-BY-YEAR 2/13 IONA L 54-57 12/3 at Marist W 90-59 Coach: Kathy Solano 12/12 at New Haven L 52-56 Army L 52-58 12/9 at Kean W 60-57 11/20 at Quinnipiac W 71-69 12/14 SOUTHERN CONN. W 70-52 2/9 at Mercy L 71-72 12/11 SOUTHERN CONN. W 82-37 11/30 at Manhattan L 65-75 12/21 DIST. OF COLUMBIA W 64-59 2/15 Brooklyn L 58-65 12/13 ONEONTA ST. W 92-35 12/2 at Marist L 54-60 1/8 at Army~ L 64-79 NYIT W 79-69 12/17 QUEENS L 63-76 12/4 at Queens W 63-57 1/11 at Davis & Elkins+ L 44-53 2/17 at Stony Brook W 63-32 1/6 ST. FRANCIS~ W 96-59 12/8 at Molloy~ W 49-40 1/12 vs. Gannon+ L 56-65 2/21 at Fordham L 49-69 1/17 at Manhattan L 62-73 12/10 at Harvard W 72-43 1/16 PACE~ L 66-88 2/27 St. John’s L 43-62 1/20 at Iona~ W 65-47 12/11 at Springfi eld W 65-53 1/19 at New York Tech~ L 39-52 **Manufacturers Hanover Trn. @ St. John’s 1/22 MOLLOY W 55-51 12/14 CENTRAL CONN. W 81-65 1/21 at Phila. Textile L 65-86 +Forfeit 1/24 at Northeastern L 59-69 12/18 FORDHAM W 65-59 1/22 at Wagner L 60-63 1/26 ADELPHI~ W 69-66 12/20 at St. Francis W 61-50 1/26 at Molloy~ W 60-59 1978-79 (18-12) 1/28 HOFSTRA~ W 57-49 12/22 at Adelphi~ W 57-56 1/28 at Mercy~ L 63-77 Coach: Pat Lamb 1/29 vs. Campbell# L 65-67 1/5 at Iona W 60-52 1/30 ADELPHI~ W 64-50 11/29 at Marist W 78-63 1/30 vs. High Point# (OT) L 71-77 1/10 BRIDGEPORT W 82-58 2/2 ARMY~ W 63-62 12/2 at Queens L 34-81 2/3 at Wagner~ W 69-59 1/17 at New Haven W 72-45 2/9 at Pace~ L 67-86 12/6 at Iona W 68-60 2/4 at Army L 64-72 1/19 SACRED HEART W 100-37 2/11 MERCY~ L 62-76 12/8 FAIR. DICKINSON L 48-62 2/7 at Monmouth L 61-62 1/22 BOSTON COLLEGE L 42-47 2/13 NYIT~(OT) W 57-50 12/11 NYIT W 72-70 2/9 LIU-BROOKLYN W 75-59 1/24 at Army L 45-61 2/18 LIU-BROOKLYN (OT) W 82-80 12/14 MOLLOY W 59-54 2/12 at Adelphi L 46-54 1/27 vs. Charleston# L 58-68 2/20 MOLLOY~ L 61-63 12/16 ADELPHI W 64-32 2/13 FORDHAM W 76-37 1/28 vs. UNC-Wilmington# W 61-50 2/23 at Adelphi L 53-60 12/19 BROOKLYN W 75-39 2/16 at New York Tech W 64-45 1/29 vs. William & Mary W 68-52 2/26 at Adelphi** L 56-59 12/23 at Manhattan W 75-55 2/18 at St. John’s L 71-72 2/3 at Wagner W 74-69 + Davis & Elkins Tournament 38 2012-13 WOMEN’S BASKETBALL Media Guide 38 LIULIU POSTPOST PIONEERSPIONEERS 2012-13 WOMEN’S BASKETBALL

2/24 NYIT## W 84-62 1/11 at Concordia (N.Y.) W 76-54 2/18 at Phila. Textile~ L 60-74 KKathyathy WeberWeber 2/26 at Army## L 55-80 1/13 NYIT L 51-61 2/22 SAINT ROSE~ W 54-52 ~Empire Conference Game 1/15 at Southern Conn. L 51-70 2/25 at Adelphi~ L 47-64 11984-87984-87 ##Empire Conference Tournament 1/17 QUEENS L 61-64 2/29 PACE~ L 70-73 1/23 ARMY~ L 36-51 3/3 MOLLOY## W 69-64 1987-88 (22-9) 1/25 at Southampton W 53-49 3/6 at Pace## L 57-67 Coach: Tony Razziano 1/27 at Molloy~ L 69-74 +West Chester Classic 11/20 vs. NYIT+ W 86-47 1/30 at Adelphi~ L 66-68 #Florida 11/21 at California (PA)+ L 71-86 2/3 PACE~ L 56-63 ~NYCAC Game 1/30 at West Chester W 60-58 2/6 at NYIT~ W 62-59 **NYCAC Tournament 12/2 at Bridgeport L 64-80 2/10 at Marist L 58-71 12/5 PHILA. TEXTILE W 84-67 2/13 at Mercy~ W 71-40 1992-93 (11-16) 2/7 at St. Francis W 54-53 2/17 at Army~ L 41-80 Coach: Patrice Walker 2/12 at Southern Conn. W 84-55 2/20 MOLLOY~ W 79-61 11/30 at Concordia (N.Y.)~ W 71-60 12/14 E. STROUDSBURG W 73-67 2/22 MERCY~ L 72-75 12/2 at St. Francis (N.Y.) L 62-73 12/19 VIRGINIA ST. W 80-65 2/24 ADELPHI~ L 56-76 12/5 SOUTHERN CONN. W 56-53 1/5 WAGNER L 69-72 2/27 at Army# L 45-64 12/8 at Queens~ L 61-76 1/7 at Pace~ L 76-88 ~Empire Conference Game 2/15 MERCY~ L 51-52 ~ Empire Conference Game 1/9 MERCY~ L 74-69 #Empire Conference Tournament 1/5 NEW HAVEN L 48-51 ** Empire Conference Tournament 1/11 at Molloy~ L 70-78 1/15 vs. Slippery Rock% W 80-65 1990-91 (16-15) 1/7 at West Chester L 40-87 1985-86 (16-13) 1/16 at Kutztown% W 71-64 Coach: Patrice Walker 1/9 at Dowling~ W 73-63 Coach: Ted O’Berg 1/19 NYIT~ W 85-57 11/16 at Navy% L 55-75 1/12 at Mercy~ W 60-56 Y YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS 11/25 at Old Westbury W 101-54 1/23 ARMY~ L 62-75 11/18 vs. Adelphi% L 50-59 1/14 at Adelphi~ L 58-61 12/2 at Bridgeport L 62-68 1/26 at Adelphi~ L 50-62 11/26 WEST CHESTER L 62-78 1/18 SAINT ROSE~ L 48-58 E 12/7 ST. FRANCIS (NY) W 64-57 1/28 at Concordia (N.Y.) W 71-67 11/28 BRIDGEPORT W 77-67 1/21 DOWLING~ W 71-45 A 12/10 at Southern Conn. W 71-60 2/1 NEW HAVEN L 49-70 12/1 vs. Navy** W 60-49 1/23 at Phila. Textile~ L 58-79 12/12 at Brooklyn W 88-82 2/11 PACE~ W 54-52 12/2 at West Chester** W 60-58 1/26 CONCORDIA (N.Y.)~ W 73-57 12/14 PHILA. TEXTILE L 74-78 2/13 at NYIT~ W 64-48 12/4 at Bloomsburg L 47-78 1/28 SOUTHAMPTON~ W 58-49 R 12/17 DENVER L 62-68 2/16 at Army~ W 52-51 12/6 ST. FRANCIS (NY) W 67-62 1/30 BRIDGEPORT W 64-57

12/21 at Dist. of Columbia L 59-69 2/18 at Queens W 74-63 12/8 at New Haven L 61-65 2/1 at East Stroudsburg L 41-77 -

1/6 QUINNIPIAC L 59-63 2/20 ADELPHI~ W 72-56 12/11 DOWLING W 82-61 2/4 at Molloy~ L 67-71 B 1/8 at Mercy~ L 58-68 2/22 at Mercy~ W 80-66 1/5 at East Stroudsburg L 57-60 2/6 QUEENS~ W 60-48

1/11 at NYIT~ L 58-66 2/25 MOLLOY~ W 63-55 1/8 at Adelphi~ L 54-58 2/9 PACE~ L 38-72 Y 1/13 at West Chester L 61-64 3/1 NYIT** W 83-54 1/12 NEW YORK TECH~ W 58-48 2/13 at St. Rose~ L 58-76

1/15 at Adelphi~ W 43-42 3/3 at Army** L 50-71 1/15 MOLLOY~ W 60-59 2/16 ADELPHI~ L 48-57 - 1/17 WAGNER L 64-71 3/12 QUEENS* W 75-70 1/19 at Southampton W 67-55 2/18 MOLLOY~ L 66-73 Y 1/18 HARTFORD W 74-58 3/13 PACE* W 65-55 1/22 at Mercy W 67-55 2/20 PHILA. TEXTILE~ W 62-52 1/21 ARMY~ W 56-53 +California (PA) Tournament 1/24 SOUTHERN CONN. L 63-68 2/23 at Pace~ L 46-75 E 1/25 at Pace~ L 52-79 ~Empire Conference Game 1/26 at Queens L 58-70 2/25 at Southampton~ W 74-65 1/29 MOLLOY~ W 49-46 %Kutztown Winter Classic 1/29 ADELPHI~ W 77-72 2/28 at Adelphi# L 64-77 A 1/30 at Concordia W 65-48 **Empire Conference Tournament 1/31 at Wagner L 65-79 ~NYCAC Game 2/1 MERCY~ W 71-49 *ECAC Division II Tournament 2/2 PACE~ L 51-56 #NYCAC Tournament R 2/3 NEW HAVEN L 59-69 2/5 ar NYIT~ W 60-55 2/5 NYIT~ W 66-44 1988-89 (7-14) 2/9 SOUTHAMPTON W 77-59 1993-94 (1-24) 2/8 ADELPHI~ W 57-43 Coach: Tony Razziano 2/12 at Mercy~ W 68-60 Coach: Patrice Walker 2/13 at Army~ L 54-75 11/28 WEST CHESTER W 69-60 2/16 at Molloy~ W 77-68 11/26 vs. St. Augustine’s L 50-92 R 2/19 PACE~ (OT) W 96-93 11/30 BRIDGEPORT L 59-62 2/19 QUEENS~ L 55-68 11/27 vs. Delaware Valley L 60-66

2/22 at Molloy~ W 65-57 12/8 ST. FRANCIS (N.Y.) L 76-83 2/23 at Pace~ L 55-68 11/29 CONCORDIA (N.Y.)~ L 62-75 E 2/25 ADELPHI## W 66-56 12/10 at New Haven L 56-75 2/26 MOLLOY^ W 60-54 12/1 at Queens~ L 41-64

2/27 MERCY## W 67-66 12/12 at East Stroudsburg L 49-58 2/28 vs. Queens^ W 66-44 12/3 at New Haven L 54-88 S 3/1 at Pace## L 58-61 12/31 MANKATO ST. L 56-57 3/2 at Pace^ L 64-66 12/8 at Saint Rose L 28-113 U ~Empire Conference Game 1/5 at Eckerd W 89-61 3/9 at West Chester## L 63-77 12/10 E. STROUDSBURG L 37-77 ##Empire Conference Tournament 1/7 at Florida Southern L 58-85 % Navy Tournament 1/5 at Mercy~ L 41-56

1/12 SOUTHAMPTON W 81-40 ** West Chester Tournament 1/12 QUEENS~ L 37-69 L 1986-87 (14-14) 1/13 NYIT~ W 85-60 ~ NYCAC Game 1/15 ADELPHI~ L 41-82 Coach: Tony Razziano 1/16 SOUTHERN CONN. L 63-68 ^NYCAC Tournament 1/17 at Molloy~ L 68-87 T 12/1 BRIDGEPORT L 53-56 1/19 at Molloy~ L 72-74 ##ECAC Tournament 1/19 at Phila. Textile~ L 46-82

12/4 at Wagner L 65-67 1/21 at Pace~ W 55-54 1/22 SAINT ROSE~ L 43-91 S 12/6 SOUTHERN CONN. W 48-47 1/24 ARMY~ L 50-51 1991-92 (15-13) 1/24 PACE~ L 42-83 12/8 DOWLING W 75-18 1/26 CONCORDIA (N.Y.) W 80-57 Coach: Patrice Walker 1/27 SOUTHAMPTON~ L 51-60 12/13 at Hartford L 58-77 1/28 at Adelphi~ L 67-75 12/5 at Bridgeport L 60-79 1/29 at Dowling~ L 51-94 12/14 FLORIDA INTL. L 38-55 1/31 at Mercy~ L 76-80 12/6 at West Chester+ L 61-76 1/31 at So. Connecticut L 42-73 12/15 BROOKLYN W 75-42 2/4 MOLLOY~ L 74-84 12/7 vs. Lock Haven+ W 62-60 2/2 PHILA. TEXTILE~ L 25-73 2/20 DIST. OF COLUMBIA L 57-62 2/7 at New York Tech W 85-64 12/12 at Molloy~ L 64-75 2/5 at Southampton~ L 49-75 1/6 ARMY~ W 65-62 2/9 at Wagner L 62-78 12/14 DOWLING W 62-45 2/7 DOWLING~ L 64-90 1/8 KUTZTOWN L 59-60 2/28 at Mercy L 62-78 12/31 vs. Florida Atlantic# L 58-76 2/12 MOLLOY~ L 52-73 1/10 at Adelphi~ W 64-60 Last ﬁ ve regular season games cancelled due to 1/4 vs. Rollins# L 58-74 2/14 at Adelphi~ L 43-67 1/13 at Molloy~ W 78-55 measles outbreak on campus 1/7 at Concordia W 55-44 2/18 at Pace~ L 32-99 1/15 WEST CHESTER W 70-59 ~Empire Conference Game 1/9 at Southampton~ W 60-57 2/21 at Concordia~ W 58-57 1/17 PACE~ L 56-69 1/11 PHILA. TEXTILE~ L 43-75 2/26 MERCY~ L 56-67 1/20 MERCY~ W 57-48 1989-90 (6-21) 1/13 at St. Rose~ L 59-69 ~ NYCAC Games 1/24 at Phila. Textile L 56-68 Coach: Tony Razziano 1/16 QUEENS~ W 60-55 1/25 at Millersville L 58-76 11/17 vs. Kutztown L 54-65 1/18 at Mercy~ L 61-97 1994-95 (4-21) 1/27 NYIT~ W 65-57 11/18 vs. St. Vincent L 69-83 1/21 ADELPHI~ W 66-64 Coach: Patrice Walker 1/29 CONCORDIA W 65-49 11/27 at West Chester L 79-85 1/25 at Pace~ W 52-51 11/30 at Concordia~ W 65-50 2/2 at New Haven L 58-76 11/29 at Bridgeport L 82-88 1/28 SOUTHAMPTON~ W 54-49 12/6 at East Stroudsburg L 40-73 2/4 ADELPHI~ W 64-54 12/5 BLOOMSBURG L 72-64 1/30 MERCY~ W 78-64 12/10 at Molloy~ W 71-58 2/7 MOLLOY~ L 67-73 12/7 at St. Francis (NY) L 72-61 2/1 MOLLOY~ W 61-60 12/12 QUEENS~ W 53-52 2/9 at Pace~ L 69-70 2/9 NEW HAVEN (OT) W 73-71 2/8 at Dowling W 75-59 12/16 at Manhattan L 30-84 2/11 at Mercy~ W 69-63 1/4 WAGNER L 40-65 2/11 at Queens~ W 60-46 1/5 at Bridgeport L 53-85 2/18 at Army~ L 67-83 1/6 E. STROUDSBURG L 54-61 2/15 CONCORDIA (N.Y.)~ W 72-53 1/7 at Phila. Textile~ L 43-67 2/21 at NYIT W 66-56 1/9 at Pace~ L 37-74 2/16 E. STROUDSBURG L 59-63 1/9 ADELPHI~ L 59-75 2012-13 WOMEN’S BASKETBALL Media Guide 39 39 LIULIU POSTPOST PIONEERSPIONEERS 2012-13 WOMEN’S BASKETBALL

1/12 MERCY~ L 52-59 1997-98 (13-13) 1/31 at Concordia (N.Y.)~ W 78-53 12/7 at Dowling~ L 59-81 1/14 DOWLING~ L 58-64 Coach: Patrice Walker 2/2 NYIT~ W 58-48 12/10 CONCORDIA~ W 56-54 1/17 at Pace~ L 44-77 11/29 BRIDGEPORT W 65-45 2/5 at Queens~ W 58-57 12/14 UMASS-LOWELL L 58-77 1/19 at Queens~ L 50-66 12/3 at Queens~ W 57-52 2/9 SOUTHAMPTON~ L 45-55 12/17 at Bridgeport~ W 75-52 1/21 at Saint Rose~ L 47-78 12/6 DOWLING~ L 49-69 2/12 at Mercy~ L 54-59 1/4 at NYIT~ W 67-61 1/25 CONCORDIA (N.Y.)~ W 70-52 12/8 at New Haven L 51-79 2/16 at N.J. Tech~ L 51-64 1/8 PHILA. UNIV.~ L 33-54 1/27 NEW HAVEN L 73-87 12/10 at Saint Rose~ L 43-78 2/19 ADELPHI~ L 60-74 1/11 at Queens~ L 40-52 1/31 SOUTHAMPTON~ L 71-72 12/15 ST. THOMAS AQUINAS L 57-60 2/23 at NYIT~ W 54-48 1/14 STAC.~ L 54-68 2/7 at Adelphi~ L 44-67 12/20 at Southern Conn. L 52-55 2/29 at Saint Rose# L 38-87 1/16 at Southampton~ L 64-71 2/9 PACE~ L 51-86 1/3 MERCY~ W 69-60 % West Chester Classic 1/18 MOLLOY~ W 73-63 2/11 at Southampton~ L 49-66 1/5 at Molloy~ W 59-43 % NYCAC Game 1/20 at Mercy~ L 45-50 2/13 SOUTHERN CONN. L 50-62 1/7 at New Jersey Tech~ W 70-47 # NYCAC Tournament 1/23 at New Haven~ L 60-62 2/15 PHILA. TEXTILE~ L 53-77 1/10 QUEENS~ W 76-46 1/25 BRIDGEPORT~ W 62-43 2/18 at Mercy~ L 56-59 1/12 ADELPHI~ L 48-53 2000-01 (19-8) 1/28 at Adelphi~ L 50-81 2/21 at Dowling~ L 58-60 1/14 at Phila. Textile~ L 58-65 Coach: Patrice Walker 2/4 DOWLING~ L 54-68 2/23 MOLLOY~ L 69-75 1/17 CONCORDIA (N.Y.)~ W 51-45 12/2 at Bridgeport~ W 78-52 2/6 at Concordia (N.Y.)~ W 49-46 2/25 SAINT ROSE~ L 42-93 1/19 N.J. TECH~ W 63-45 12/6 ST. THOMAS AQ.~ L 55-60 2/8 NYIT~ W 72-68 ~ NYCAC Games 1/21 at Southampton L 48-66 12/8 at West Chester% L 52-70 2/12 at Phila. Univ.~ L 64-74 1/24 at Dowling~ L 55-65 12/9 vs. Pitt-Johnstown% L 55-73 2/15 QUEENS~ L 43-52 1995-96 (12-14) 1/28 PHILA. TEXTILE~ L 60-66 12/16 SOUTHAMPTON~ W 43-40 2/20 SOUTHAMPTON~ W 61-49 Coach: Patrice Walker 1/31 SOUTHAMPTON~ W 53-48 12/19 at Dowling~ W 64-58 2/22 at St. Th omas Aquinas~ L 56-63 11/21 BRIDGEPORT L 54-69 2/4 at Concordia (N.Y.)~ W 64-56 1/6 QUEENS~ L 54-66 2/26 MERCY~ L 52-54 11/28 CONCORDIA (N.Y.)~ W 62-52 2/7 MOLLOY~ W 46-40 1/10 at Mercy~ W 58-35 3/1 at Molloy~ L 71-82 S 12/2 vs. Adelphi## L 43-56 2/14 at Adelphi~ L 51-60 1/13 at Phila. Univ.~ L 35-58 ~ NYCAC Game 12/3 vs. Quinnipiac## W 74-67 2/18 SAINT ROSE~ L 61-80 1/15 ADELPHI~ W 56-54 T 12/9 MOLLOY~ W 78-62 2/21 at Mercy~ W 80-61 1/17 at Molloy~ W 62-51 2003-04 (13-13) 12/12 at Queens~ W 69-64 2/24 at Southampton# W 70-63 1/20 PHILADELPHIA~ W 84-75 Coach: Patrice Walker L 1/6 PHILA. TEXTILE~ L 52-81 2/26 at Phila. Textile# L 70-78 1/22 at St. Th omas Aq.~ W 73-66 11/15 PACE W 60-58 1/11 MERCY~(OT) W 81-78 ~ NYCAC Game 1/24 DOWLING~ L 39-52 11/25 at NYIT* W 74-58

U 1/13 at Dowling~ W 69-50 # NYCAC Tournament 1/27 CONCORDIA (N.Y.)~ W 84-27 12/2 at Mercy* W 46-38 1/15 at Adelphi~ L 64-77 1/31 at Southampton~ W 54-53 12/4 at New Haven* L 44-71 S 1/17 PACE~ L 53-73 1998-99 (14-13) 2/3 at NYIT~ W 75-47 12/10 PHILA. UNIV.* L 49-65 1/20 SAINT ROSE~ L 51-71 Coach: Patrice Walker 2/5 at Queens~ W 46-33 12/13 at STAC.* L 69-75 E 1/22 at New Haven L 48-70 11/21 at Bridgeport L 47-88 2/7 MERCY~ W 44-39 1/6 BRIDGEPORT* W 59-46 1/24 at Concordia~ W 61-47 12/2 at Phila. Textile~ L 50-65 2/10 BRIDGEPORT~ W 61-36 1/8 at Southampton* L 48-63 R 1/27 QUEENS~ W 58-57 12/5 SAINT ROSE~ L 54-84 2/14 at Adelphi~ L 69-81 1/10 at Dowling* L 57-67 1/29 at Southampton~ L 55-87 12/7 NEW HAVEN L 43-60 2/17 MOLLOY~ W 63-49 1/14 CONCORDIA* W 71-62 1/31 SOUTHERN CONN. W 61-58 12/9 at Dowling~ W 78-59 2/21 NYIT~ W 74-59 1/17 at Queens* W 59-56

R 2/3 at Molloy~ L 68-74 12/12 CONCORDIA (N.Y.)~ W 70-48 2/27 SOUTHAMPTON# W 60-41 1/20 SOUTHAMPTON* (OT) L 55-56 2/6 ADELPHI~ W 63-53 12/15 at St. Th omas Aquinas L 41-55 3/2 vs. Adelphi# W 78-70 1/22 QUEENS* W 57-48

A 2/8 at Pace~ L 66-71 12/19 SOUTHERN CONN. L 47-62 3/3 vs. Phila. Univ.# W 69-66 1/24 at Molloy* (OT) L 79-86 2/10 SOUTHAMPTON~ W 74-65 1/6 QUEENS~ W 63-41 3/9 vs. American Intl.## L 62-78 1/26 at Adelphi* L 60-68

E 2/14 at Phila. Textile~ L 69-73 1/9 at Mercy~ W 55-47 %West Chester Classic 1/29 NYIT* W 60-47 2/17 at Mercy~ L 47-59 1/13 at Molloy~ L 48-61 ~ NYCAC Game 2/3 MERCY* W 50-42

Y 2/20 DOWLING~ W 64-60 1/16 ADELPHI~ W 57-42 # NYCAC Tournament 2/7 ADELPHI* L 75-82

- 2/24 at Saint Rose~ L 48-88 1/18 at N.J. Tech~ (3 OT) L 59-62 ## NCAA Division II Regional 2/9 DOMINICAN W 58-52 2/27 at Pace# L 70-82 1/20 PHILA. TEXTILE~ L 58-73 2/11 NEW HAVEN* L 47-57

Y ## Dial Classic 1/23 at Saint Rose~ L 60-77 2001-02 (16-11) 2/14 at Phila. Univ.* L 53-66 ~ NYCAC Games 1/25 SOUTHAMPTON~ W 57-48 Coach: Patrice Walker 2/17 STAC* W 54-45

B # NYCAC Tournament 1/27 DOWLING~ W 70-48 11/17 at So. New Hampshire L 57-63 2/19 MOLLOY* W 75-69 1/30 at Concordia (N.Y.)~ W 59-42 11/18 vs. Southern Conn. L 51-76 2/21 at Bridgeport* L 55-73 - 1996-97 (7-19) 2/1 at Southampton~ L 30-61 12/1 at St. Th omas Aq.~ W 42-38 2/25 DOWLING* W 60-56 Coach: Patrice Walker 2/3 NYIT~ W 75-45 12/5 DOWLING~ L 48-64 2/28 at Concordia* L 60-66

R 11/30 Bridgeport L 54-87 2/6 at Queens~ W 75-51 12/8 at Concordia (N.Y)~ W 82-46 * NYCAC Game 12/4 PHILA. TEXTILE~ L 65-70 2/10 MERCY~ W 64-56 12/12 at Southampton~ L 57-71

A 12/6 vs. Longwood## L 43-82 2/13 MOLLOY~ W 65-48 12/15 at Queens~ W 67-49 2004-05 (7-20) 12/7 vs. St. Michael’s## L 58-68 2/17 at Adelphi~ (OT) L 56-63 1/5 at Mercy~ W 67-57 Coach: Patrice Walker

E 12/11 at Adelphi~ W 66-59 2/20 N.J. TECH~ W 59-51 1/9 PHILA. UNIV.~ L 61-73 11/20 at Dominican L 69-60 12/14 at Mercy~ L 70-72 2/23 at Adelphi# W 61-53 1/12 at Adelphi~ (OT) L 80-82 11/23 at New Haven * L, 75-58

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS Y YEAR-BY-YEAR 1/6 QUEENS~ L 51-61 2/25 at Saint Rose# L 43-75 1/15 MOLLOY~ W 64-41 12/1 MOLLOY * W, 55-50 1/8 at Pace~ L 64-79 ~ NYCAC Game 1/17 at New York Tech~ W 69-53 12/4 at Adelphi * L, 68-54 1/11 at Concordia (N.Y.)~ L 62-64 # NYCAC Tournament 1/19 BRIDGEPORT~ W 66-43 12/8 PHILADELPHIA * L, 62-49 1/13 DOWLING~ W 78-65 1/22 STAC~(OT) W 61-57 12/11 QUEENS * L, 60-48 1/15 at Molloy~ W 62-53 1999-00 (10-17) 1/24 at Dowling~ L 47-54 12/18 at Dowling * L, 83-38 1/18 SAINT ROSE~ L 46-78 Coach: Patrice Walker 1/26 CONCORDIA (N.Y.)~ W 68-48 12/28 at UMass-Lowell L, 61-47 1/20 at Phila. Textile~ L 46-74 12/1 at Phila. Univ.~ L 40-86 1/30 SOUTHAMPTON~ L 59-61 1/22 NEW HAVEN L 42-78 12/3 at West Chester% L 42-62 2/2 QUEENS~ W 50-37 1/25 ADELPHI~(OT) L 70-71 12/4 vs. Longwood% L 50-76 2/5 MERCY~ W 71-46 1/29 MERCY~ L 55-72 12/6 at New Haven L 59-88 2/7 at Phila. Univ.~ L 75-81 2/1 at Southampton~ L 51-62 12/8 at Molloy~ L 45-58 2/9 ADELPHI~ W 57-54 2/5 at Queens~ W 64-50 12/11 at Dowling~ W 53-48 2/13 at Molloy~ W 63-52 2/8 PACE~ L 41-47 12/13 CONCORDIA (N.Y.)~ W 69-47 2/16 NEW YORK TECH~ W 67-57 2/10 SOUTHERN CONN. L 53-54 12/18 at Southern Conn. L 37-62 2/20 at Bridgeport~ W 85-75 2/12 CONCORDIA (N.Y.)~ W 69-61 1/5 QUEENS~ W 53-45 2/26 SOUTHAMPTON# W 75-72 2/15 at Dowling W 71-68 1/8 at Southampton~ L 55-79 3/1 vs. Adelphi# L 48-63 2/17 SOUTHAMPTON~ L 45-66 1/10 at Saint Rose~ L 43-91 3/8 vs. Bryant^ L 44-70 2/19 MOLLOY~ W 65-51 1/12 MERCY~ W 74-37 ~ NYCAC Game 2/22 at Saint Rose~ L 51-75 1/15 N.J. TECH~ W 75-64 # NYCAC Tournament 2/25 at Phila. Textile# L 64-70 1/17 at Adelphi~ L 84-90 ^ ECAC Tournament ##Dial Classic 1/19 PHILADELPHIA~ L 62-81 TTarynaryn BBrodyrody ~NYCAC Game 1/22 SAINT ROSE~ L 39-76 2002-03 (9-16) #NYCAC Tournament 1/26 MOLLOY~ L 64-73 11/26 NEW HAVEN L 54-64 11999-03999-03 1/29 DOWLING~ W 60-47 12/3 ADELPHI W 66-62 40 2012-13 WOMEN’S BASKETBALL Media Guide 40 LIULIU POSTPOST PIONEERSPIONEERS 2012-13 WOMEN’S BASKETBALL

12/9 at Queens (N.Y.) W, 84-61 2/4 at St. Th omas Aquinas* W 63-59 WWhitneyhitney MMurrerurrer 12/11 Southern Conn. L, 66-48 2/7 MERCY* L 77-70 12/13 Concordia* W, 76-46 2/11 at Concordia (N.Y.)* W 79-48 22005-09005-09 12/29 at Pace! L, 79-63 2/14 BRIDGEPORT* L 64-49 12/30 vs. Southern N.H.! W, 64-62 2/18 at NYIT* W 53-47 1/4 at Le Moyne L, 59-57 2/21 MOLLOY* W 65-57 1/13 at STAC* W, 82-68 2/25 DOWLING* L 85-80 1/17 New Haven* L, 70-66 2/28 at Adelphi* W 64-58 1/20 Mercy* W, 71-56 3/4 at Bridgeport! W 83-67 1/23 at Adelphi* W, 61-50 3/7 vs. Queens! L 71-61 1/25 at NYIT* W, 70-60 * ECC game 1/27 Bridgeport* W, 58-44 ! ECC Tournament 1/31 Molloy* L, 71-63 2/3 at Dowling* W, 50-47 2009-10 (20-9) 2/6 Queens (N.Y.)* L, 64-59 Coach: Deirdre Moore JJaneaanea AikenAiken 2/8 at Concordia* W, 105-56 11/16 ADELPHI W 55-49 2/13 STAC* W, 78-50 11/18 at Queens* W 69-67 22009-11009-11 2/15 at New Haven* L, 82-75 11/21 CHESTNUT HILL W 67-55 2/21 Adelphi* W, 62-55 11/24 MOLLOY* L 69-56 2/24 NYIT* W, 71-46 11/28 HOLY FAMILY L 60-52 2011-12 (21-10) 12/29 vs. Merrimack L, 71-45 2/28 NYIT# W, 63-58 12/2 at Bridgeport* L 62-58 Coach: Deirdre Moore 1/5 BRIDGEPORT * L, 61-51 3/3 Adelphi# W, 72-58 12/5 MERCY* W 97-53 11/12 at Philadelphia L 66-81 1/8 at St. Th omas Aquinas* (ot) L, 67-65

3/4 New Haven# L, 75-74 12/9 DOWLING* W 83-76 11/13 at Sciences-Philadelphia W 81-68 Y YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS 1/11 at NYIT * L, 71-57 * ECC Game 12/12 at NYIT* W 82-54 11/17 at Nyack W 84-55 1/15 MERCY * W, 73-50

^ ECC/NE-10 Challenge (Albany, N.Y.) 12/29 at New Haven W 71-53 11/19 at Adelphi W 64-59 E 1/18 ADELPHI * L, 67-55 $ Double Tree Tip-oﬀ Classic 1/2 at University of the D.C.$ W 71-46 11/26 vs. Caldwell$ W 79-70 1/20 CONCORDIA * L, 53-49 ! Pace Holiday Classic 1/3 at Washington Adventist$ W 94-31 11/27 vs. Felician$ W 82-56 A 1/26 NEW HAVEN * L, 55-53 # ECC Tournament 1/9 ST. THOMAS AQUINAS* W 71-53 11/30 DOWLING* L 7069 OT 1/29 St. Th omas Aquinas * L, 63-47

1/13 BRIDGEPORT* W 70-57 12/6 at NYIT L 76-74 OT R 2/1 at Philadelphia * L, 79-63 2007-08 (17-12) 1/16 at Mercy* W 101-64 12/9 at Pace L 65-62 2/3 DOWLING * L, 63-55 Coach: Sharrona Reaves 1/20 at Dowling* W 94-89 (2OT) 12/16 SAINT ROSE W 5950 2/5 at Mercy * W, 70-63 - 11/17 SAINT ROSE L, 75-65 1/23 NYIT* W 75-50 12/18 BENTLEY W 85-71

2/7 at Bridgeport * W, 77-74 B 11/22 at Washburn$ L, 79-47 1/27 at Molloy* L 59-55 12/29 UMASS LOWELL% W 9369 2/9 SOUTHAMPTON * W, 60-53 11/23 vs. Rockhurst$ L 82-73 1/30 at St. Th omas Aquinas* W 54-46 12/30 FRANKLIN PIERCE% L 6661

2/12 at Queens * W, 61-58 Y 11/28 NYIT* W 70-47 2/3 QUEENS* W 63-54 1/4 BRIDGEPORT* W 7557 2/15 at Molloy * W, 87-61 12/1 BRIDGEPORT* W 69-58 2/6 at Bridgeport* L 74-71 1/7 ST. THOMAS AQUINAS* W 5851

2/17 at Concordia * L, 43-42 - 12/5 MOLLOY* W 85-73 (ot) 2/13 DOWLING* L 65-57 1/11 at Mercy* W 86-74 2/19 NYIT * L, 69-60 12/10 UMASS LOWELL L 73-71 2/15 MERCY* W 80-47 1/14 MOLLOY* W 8051 Y 2/23 at Southampton * L, 86-64 12/12 QUEENS (N.Y.) W 69-39 2/17 at NYIT* W 53-45 1/18 at Queens* W 80-58 * NYCAC Game 12/15 at Bloomﬁ eld W 69-58 2/20 MOLLOY* L 68-61 1/21 at Dist. Columbia* L 75-72 E 12/19 at Dowling* W 66-60 2/24 ST. THOMAS AQUINAS* L 67-61 1/23 at Merrimack W 74-71 2005-06 (13-17) 12/29 at Post W 60-34 2/27 at Queens* W 68-52 1/28 at Dowling* L 69-57 A Coach: Patrice Walker 1/2 AMERICAN INT’L W, 53-41 3/3 vs. Queens! W 69-44 2/1 NYIT* W 73-68 11/15 ASSUMPTION L, 58-30 1/5 CONCORDIA (N.Y.)* W, 82-42 3/6 vs. Molloy! L 65-52 2/4 at Bridgeport* W 77-72 OT R 11/19 LE MOYNE L, 57-51 1/12 ST. THOMAS AQUINAS* W, 58-50 * ECC game 2/8 MERCY* W 8159 11/30 ST. THOMAS AQUINAS* L, 63-48 1/16 at New Haven* L 68-49 $ Univ. of D.C. Holiday Classic 2/11 at St. Th omas Aquinas* L 72-65 OT 12/3 BRIDGEPORT * L, 65-54

1/19 at Mercy* L, 69-66 (ot) ! ECC Tournament 2/15 QUEENS* W 8855 R 12/7 STONEHILL L, 69-55 1/23 ADELPHI* W 64-42 2/18 at Molloy* W 90-42 12/10 vs. Glenville St. L, 66-46 2010-11 (17-13) 1/26 at NYIT* W 65-57 2/25 DIST. COLUMBIA* 12/11 vs. West Liberty St. L, 76-64 Coach: Deirdre Moore E 1/30 at Bridgeport* W 69-63 2/29 NYIT! W 8570 12/14 at Queens * W, 85-81 11/13 vs. UMass Lowell$ W 56-55 2/2 at Molloy* L 60-54 3/3 at Dowling (at Queens)! L 70-53 12/30 ARKANSAS TECH W, 57-50 11/14 at American Int’l$ L 63-48 S 2/6 DOWLING* L, 52-39 3/9 at Southern Conn. (at Bentley)^ L 58-57 1/4 at Southern Conn. L, 69-32 11/20 NEW HAVEN L 53-43

2/9 at Queens (N.Y.)* L 87-62 * Denotes East Coast Conference game U 1/7 at New Haven * L, 66-64 11/24 at Chestnut Hill W 73-71 2/13 at Concordia (N.Y.)* W 69-53 $ Dowling Holiday Tournament 1/9 MOLLOY * L, 67-62 12/1 at Mercy* W 61-58 2/20 at St. Th omas Aquinas * W 68-62 % LIU Post Winter Classic

1/11 CONCORDIA * W, 58-51 12/4 at Dowling* L 65-57 L 2/23 NEW HAVEN* L 74-69 ! ECC Tournament 1/14 MERCY * W, 83-26 12/8 NYIT* W 59-57 2/27 MERCY* W 83-57 ^ NCAA Div. II Regional 1/18 at Molloy * L, 60-45 12/11 at Molloy* W 71-58 T 3/1 at Adelphi* L 55-52 1/21 DOWLING * W, 61-53 12/19 at Bentley L 93-60 3/5 QUEENS (N.Y.)! W 54-38 Home games in all CAPS 1/24 at NYIT * W, 58-55 1/5 at St. Th omas Aquinas* L 57-49 S 3/8 vs. Molloy! L 51-49 1/26 at Adelphi * L, 58-46 1/8 QUEENS* W 82-46 * ECC game 1/28 at STAC * L, 68-50 1/10 BRIDGEPORT* L 51-45 $ Capitol Plaza/WIBW Holiday Classic) 2/1 at Bridgeport * L, 63-58 1/13 MERCY* W 73-62 ! ECC Tournament 2/4 NEW HAVEN * L, 61-47 1/15 DOWLING* L 59-44 FFeliciaelicia JJoyneroyner 2/9 ADELPHI * W, 57-52 1/19 at NYIT* L 62-49 2008-09 (13-14) 2/11 QUEENS * W, 70-48 1/22 MOLLOY* W 49-41 22008-12008-12 Coach: Deirdre Moore 2/14 at Concordia * W, 63-53 1/27 ST. THOMAS AQUINAS* L 52-51 11/15 vs. Mansﬁ eld (at Bloomsburg) W 71-56 2/16 at Mercy * W, 71-45 1/29 at Queens* W 76-67 11/16 at Bloomsburg W 82-68 2/22 at Dowling * L, 56-54 2/3 at Bridgeport* L 62-57 11/22 at Holy Family L 69-49 2/25 NYIT * W, 64-60 2/5 at Mercy* W 84-76 11/29 at Southern Conn. L 82-62 3/1 at Adelphi ! W, 60-51 2/9 at Dowling* L 67-60 12/3 at Queens (N.Y.)* L 67-59 3/4 BRIDGEPORT ! W, 56-50 2/12 NYIT* W 75-65 12/6 ST. THOMAS AQUINAS* W 64-54 3/5 NEW HAVEN ! L, 64-50 2/16 at Molloy* W 63-41 12/10 at Mercy* W 85-60 * NYCAC Game 2/19 at St. Th omas Aquinas* L 61-59 12/13 at American Int’l L 49-48 ! NYCAC Tournament 2/23 QUEENS* W 59-53 12/20 at Saint Rose L 79-67 2/26 BRIDGEPORT* W 60-53 1/3 BLOOMFIELD L 65-64 2006-07 (18-12) 3/2 QUEENS! W 59-53 1/12 CONCORDIA (N.Y.)* W 67-56 Coach: Sharrona Reaves 3/5 vs. St. Th omas Aquinas! W 78-67 1/14 at Bridgeport* L 80-58 11/15 at Saint Rose^ L, 85-74 3/6 at Bridgeport! W 69-66 1/17 NYIT* W 58-42 11/18 vs. Franklin Pierce$ L, 62-36 3/11 at Bentley# L 75-67 1/21 at Molloy* L 64-59 11/19 at Saint Michael’s$ L, 76-62 * ECC game 1/24 at Dowling* L 76-61 11/29 at Bridgeport* W, 85-61 $ American Int’l Classic 1/28 ADELPHI* W 75-66 12/2 at Molloy* W, 56-53 ! ECC Tournament 1/31 QUEENS (N.Y.)* L 72-69 12/6 Dowling* L, 55-46 # NCAA Div. II Regional 2012-13 WOMEN’S BASKETBALL Media Guide 41 41 LIULIU POSTPOST PIONEERSPIONEERS 2012-13 WOMEN’S BASKETBALL David Steinberg - President, Long Island University Dr. David J. Steinberg, the ninth president of Long Island University, has served the institution since 1985. Th e son of the late Rabbi Milton Steinberg of Manhattan’s Park Avenue Synagogue, he was born in New York City and was educated at Phillips Academy at Andover, Malvern College in England and Harvard College, from which he graduated magna cum laude and Phi Beta Kappa. After a Fulbright year at the University of the Philippines and a year at Columbia University on a Woodrow Wilson Fellowship, he returned to Harvard, where he earned an M.A. in East Asian studies in 1963, and a Ph.D. in history in 1964. Dr. Steinberg also has received several honorary

T degrees.

S He began his teaching career in the Department of History at the University of Michigan, where he rose to the rank of full professor. In 1973, he joined the administration of Brandeis Uni- O versity as executive assistant to the president, becoming vice president and university secretary in 1977. P

Th e author of numerous books and articles on Southeast Asia and, in particular, Philippine

U history, Dr. Steinberg has taught, lectured and written about this important area of the world for a third of a century. His ﬁ rst

I book, “Philippine Collaboration in World War II,” won the University Press Award in 1969. “Th e Philippines: A Singular and a Plural Place,” now in its third edition, was described by U.S. Ambassador to the Philippines Nicholas Platt as “the best single- L volume guide to understanding the Philippines, past and present.” He also edited and co-authored both editions of “In Search of Southeast Asia,” one of the major textbooks on the area. Dr. Steinberg recently collaborated with top scholars from around the -

world to co-author “Th e Emergence of Modern Southeast Asia,” a new and multifaceted history of this complex region. In addition, he is a co-author of “Religion and Religiosity in the Philippines and Indonesia: Essays on State, Society and Public Creeds,” Y which was published in 2005.

T Dr. Steinberg was a member of the international observer team that monitored the Philippine presidential elections when I Corazon Aquino defeated Ferdinand Marcos. He has written numerous op-ed pieces and has been a consultant to UN agencies,

S the United States government, the Ford Foundation and others.

R He and his wife, Joan, a chanteuse and real estate executive, reside in McGrath House on the LIU Post Campus. Th e couple

E has two Cavalier King Charles spaniels, whom they sometimes bring to football games on campus. His greatest personal accom- plishment: raising his two superb sons, Noah and Jonah. His greatest pleasure: watching his grandchildren grow. V I

N Paul H. Forestell - Provost, LIU Post U

Paul H. Forestell, a professor of psychology and an internationally renowned marine mammal D scientist, was appointed provost of LIU Post in July 2008. A seasoned administrator, Dr. Forestell served as vice president of the Paciﬁ c Whale Foundation in Hawaii, as dean of undergraduate N programs at Southampton College of Long Island University, and as associate dean of the College A of Liberal Arts and Sciences at LIU Post. L

S As provost, Dr. Forestell leads one of the New York metropolitan area’s most respected private

I university campuses, with an enrollment of nearly 5,700 undergraduate, 3,100 graduates and 2,300 continuing education students. He is responsible for campus operations, program development, admissions and recruitment, retention, ﬁ nancial aid, athletics, student aﬀ airs, public safety, and G buildings and grounds. N His collaborative leadership style has contributed greatly to enhancing the student-centered mission of the University. In

O 2008, Dr. Forestell established the Division of Student Retention & Academic Support Services at LIU Post to assist students in achieving academic and career success. A champion of experiential learning, he coordinates study abroad and ﬁ eld research op- LONG ISLAND - LIU POST L LONG UNIVERSITY portunities for students, and teaches classes in whale and dolphin behavior.

Dr. Forestell graduated from the University of New Brunswick in Canada with a bachelor’s degree in psychology and philos- ophy in 1972 and a master’s degree in experimental psychology in 1976. He earned a Ph.D. in comparative psychology from the University of Hawaii in 1988. He is the author of several peer-reviewed science articles and four books, including “Humpbacks of Hawai’i: Th e Long Journey Back.” 42 2012-13 WOMEN’S BASKETBALL Media Guide 42 LIULIU POSTPOST PIONEERSPIONEERS 2012-13 WOMEN’S BASKETBALL

Bryan Collins enters his seventh year as the Director of Athletics at LIU Post. Under Collins’ leadership, the Pioneers’ athletic programs have seen a continual rise in both the regional and national levels of athletic performance and academics.

Notable achievements during his tenure include 29 conference titles as well as NCAA cham- B BRYAN COLLINS -

pionship titles from the 2007 and 2012 women’s lacrosse teams and the 2009 and 2010 men’s R lacrosse teams.

Y Th is past season, the men’s and women’s cross country, men’s soccer, men’s and women’s basketball, women’s swimming, women’s lacrosse and softball all participated in NCAA tournaments. A N LIU Post boasts some of top-ranked programs in the country that are frequently ranked in national polls. Th e Pioneers ﬁ nished ﬁ rst in the East Coast Conference Commissioner’s Cup standings

for 2009-10 - the second Cup win (2006-07) during Collins’ tenure. Prior to the 2007-08 academic C year, the football and ﬁ eld hockey programs gained admission into the esteemed Pennsylvania

State Athletic Conference. O

Oﬀ the ﬁ eld, Collins has included community service as a part of his players’ responsibilities. L During the 2011-12 academic year, LIU Post student-athletes completed a department record 3,484 hours of service. He currently serves as the Chairman of the National Kidney Foundation – Long Island Kidney Walk. L I

Collins is responsible for the creation of a department mission statement based on the foundation of athletic excellence as N well as the initiation of the Academic Commitment Excellence (ACE) program, designed to improve attendance and academic achievements in the classroom. In addition, LIU Post athletic programs are mentored by campus faculty and staﬀ through the Adopt-A-Faculty program. S

In 2007-08, Collins established a Student-Athlete Orientation seminar and handbook as well as an annual student-athlete -

recognition dinner to recognize both athletic and academic success. Th e department also established an Academic Honor Roll to D DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS honor student-athletes’ who receive a minimum 3.0 grade point average.

In addition, Collins serves on the East Coast Conference Ex- I ecutive Committee and is also involved with the NCAA/ADA R Mentoring Program. He currently serves on regional advisory committees for men’s lacrosse and baseball. E C Collins has overseen improvements to the athletic facilities on campus, including the installation of FieldTurf T on Hickox Field as well as a brand new state-of-the art sound system for the stadium. In addition, all of the outdoor athletic O ﬁ elds have undergone improvements to their playing surface. Th e Pratt Recreation Center Gymnasium, home to the basket- R ball and volleyball teams, received a new sound system as well

as a working press row table for media and game operations O staﬀ .

Collins’ biggest undertaking yet has been overseeing the F

Pioneer Spirit Campaign to raise funding for the brand new outdoor stadium complete with brand new seatback bleach- A

ers, which will break ground following the 2012 football and T ﬁ eld hockey seasons and open in Fall 2013. H A former student-athlete at St. John’s University, Collins

played linebacker on the Red Storm’s football team and was L the recipient of the Dr. Peter Vitulli Award, given to the St. John’s student-athlete who demonstrated the most courage, E

perseverance, dedication and spirit of self-sacriﬁ ce in seeking T to attain the highest ideals of sportsmanship. Collins received his bachelor’s degree in Business Administration in 1987. I C Collins and his wife, Patti, reside in Sayville, N.Y. with their son, Tyler (17) and daughter, Megan (12). S

2012-13 WOMEN’S BASKETBALL Media Guide 43 43 LIULIU POSTPOST PIONEERSPIONEERS 2012-13 WOMEN’S BASKETBALL

Jamie Apicella Melissa Beausoleil Chris Casey Mark Dawson Jill Fisher Bill Gaﬀ ney Jim Gibbons Associate AD, Assistant Athletic Trainer Head Coach, Head Coach, Assistant Director, Head Coach, Asst. Football Coach, Head Coach, Softball Men’s Basketball Women’s Soccer Athletic Media Relations Baseball Community Service Coordinator F Jonathan Gill Sean Grennan Marie Guarnieri Matt Guercio Shantey Hill Brian Hughes John Jez Strength & Conditioning Faculty Athletic Athletic Administrative Coordinator, Sr. Associate AD, Senior Associate AD, F Head Coach, Coordinator Representative Assistant Athletic Operations and Woman Administrator Asst. Football Coach Lacrosse Coach Assistant Football Coach Special Events A T S

S C I T Andreas Lindberg Shawn McNamara Deirdre Moore Rob Morris Shellane Ogoshi Kathy Renton

E Meghan McNamara Head Coach, Head Coach, Head Coach, Head Coach, Head Athletic Trainer Head Coach, Assistant Athletic Trainer Men’s Soccer Women’s Basketball Volleyball Women’s Lacrosse Cross Country L H T ATHLETICS STAFF A ATHLETICS

Raenee Savin Bob Sugar Carl Summerlin Bob Tirado Maureen Travers Head Coach, Equipment Manager Head Coach, Assistant Athletic Trainer Head Coach, Field Hockey Tennis Swimming

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2012-13 LIU POST WOMEN’S BASKETBALL TEAM Front Row (L-R): Quanisha Ratley, Ariana Ijaduola, Kenyatta Sears, Jalyn Brown, Ashley Caggiano Back Row: Alexis Peters, Shayna Gatling, Dominique Pagan, Samantha Kopp, Nicolette Marciniak, Nijah LaCourt, Chelsea Williams

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