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WBB Contact: Jack Clark ([email protected]) WATCH LIVE - ESPN+ PxP: Justin Rocke 2020-21 SCHEDULE/RESULTS Overall: 0-0 H: 0-0 A: 0-0 N: 0-0 MAAC: 0-0 Iona Set To Face Army To Open Season Date Opponent Time/Result

11/29/20 at Army (ESPN+) 3 PM

12/4/20 BRYANT (ESPN3/+) 6 PM

12/11/20 at Monmouth* (ESPN3/+) 7 PM

12/12/20 at Monmouth* (ESPN3/+) 7 PM

12/18/20 RIDER* (ESPN3/+) 6 PM

12/19/20 RIDER* (ESPN3/+) 6 PM The Iona College women’s basketball team opens the 2020-21 season in West Point, New York

12/22/20 SACRED HEART (ESPN3/+) 6 PM against the Army Black Knights. Army’s season began on Wednesday afternoon when they played host to Hofstra at Christl Arena. Alisa Fallon scored 23 points in a loss for the Black Knights. 1/1/21 at Niagara* (ESPN3/+) TBD SCOUTING THE GAELS 1/2/21 at Niagara* (ESPN3/+) TBD • Iona returns just six players from a year Iona in Season Openers 1/8/21 QUINNIPIAC* (ESPN3/+) 6 PM prior (three starters), but welcome eight Overall Under Chambers: 4-3 (.571) 1/9/21 QUINNIPIAC* (ESPN3/+) 6 PM newcomers to the program. Date Opp. Score 1/16/21 at Saint Peter’s* (ESPN3/+) 11 AM • Junior Juana Camilion was voted to the 11/9/19 at Winthrop W, 68-61 1/17/21 at Saint Peter’s* (ESPN3/+) 11 AM 2020-21 Preseason All-MAAC First Team after 11/6/18 at Hofstra L, 74-49 1/29/21 FAIRFIELD* (ESPN3/+) 6 PM being named to the 2019-20 All-MAAC Third 11/10/17 at Arizona L, 71-58 1/30/21 FAIRFIELD* (ESPN3/+) 6 PM Team. Redshirt sophomore Paulla Weekes, 11/11/16 vs. Stony Brook W, 57-46 11/13/15 at Stony Brook L, 58-53 2/5/21 at Siena* (ESPN3/+) TBD a 2019-20 MAAC All-Rookie honoree, was 11/14/14 at Fordham W, 72-51 2/6/21 at Siena* (ESPN3/+) TBD selected to the 2020-21 Preseason All-MAAC Third Team. 11/8/13 vs. Arizona W, 82-75 2/12/21 MARIST* (ESPN3/+) 6 PM • The Gaels’ eight newcomers consist of five 2/13/21 MARIST* (ESPN3/+) 6 PM freshmen and three transfers. DID YOU KNOW? 2/19/21 CANISIUS* (ESPN3/+) 2 PM • Iona was voted fifth in the 2020-21 MAAC • The Gaels and the Army Black Knights 2/20/21 CANISIUS* (ESPN3/+) 2 PM Preseason Coaches’ Poll. have faced off 16 times, dating back 3/5/21 at Manhattan* (ESPN3/+) TBD SCOUTING THE BLACK KNIGHTS to January 10, 1977. Iona won the first 3/6/21 at Manhattan* (ESPN3/+) TBD • Army returns 12 players and welcomes six matchup between the two programs, 67- 63 at the Mulcahy Center. MAAC Championship fresh faces to its program for the 2020-21 campaign. • Army has been the victor in the previous 3/9/21 First Round (TBD) TBD • The Black Knights’ 12 returners accounted three meetings. Iona’s last win over Army 3/10/21 Quarterfinals (TBD) TBD for just under 93 percent of the team’s came on November 18, 1998. 3/11/21 Quarterfinals (TBD) TBD scoring output from 2019-20. Keep up with the latest news surrounding 3/12/21 Semifinals (TBD) TBD • Junior Alisa Fallon earned Third Team All- Iona Women’s Basketball by following the 3/13/21 Championship (TBD) TBD Patriot League honors in 2019-20 and Hope Brown was named to the All-Rookie Team. team on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. Home events in CAPS and BOLD; • Army is guided by 15th year head coach MAAC Games noted by an asterisk; all times in Eastern Time Dave Magarity. Overall, Magarity has led Army to the postseason four times. /IONAGAELSWBB @IONA_WBB @IONAWBB 2020-21 Iona Gaels at a Glance No. Name Cl. Pos. Ht. PPG RPG APG Of Note ANTICIPATED STARTERS 4 De’jah Williams R-Jr. G/F 5-11 ------Second season with Iona... Dropped a career-best 20 PTS in win at Quinnipiac last season 5 Shyan Mwai Jr. G 5-6 ------Scored career-best 22 PTS in 2019-20 season-opening win... 2x MAAC ROTW in 2018-19 11 Paulla Weekes R-So. F 5-10 ------2020-21 Preseason All-MAAC Third Team selection... 2019-20 MAAC All-Rookie selection 13 Lucia Becerra Perez So. G 5-7 ------Appeared in 29 games last season... Starting nod in 21 of final 22 games for the Gaels 22 Juana Camilion Jr. G 5-10 ------2020-21 Preseason All-MAAC First Team selection... 2019-20 All-MAAC Third Team honoree BENCH 00 Claudia Gomez Gonzalez Fr. G 5-9 ------Freshman from Madrid, Spain... Took part in the NBA/FIBA Basketball Without Borders Global Camp 1 Jenae Dublin Fr. G/F 6-2 ------Freshman from Suitland, MD... Co-Player of the Year in her division at Gwynn Park HS 2 Olivia Vezaldenos Sr. G 5-7 ------Transfer from Concordia-Portland... GNAC Newcomer of the Year at Concordia-Portland 10 Thoranna Hodge-Carr Fr. G 5-8 ------Freshman from Keflavik, Iceland... National Champion with Keflavik National Team in 2017 15 Sydney Avoletta Fr. F 6-4 ------Freshman from Sterling, VA... Two-time state champion with St. Paul VI Catholic HS 23 Anouschka Meijer Fr. PG 6-1 ------Freshman from Amsterdam, Netherlands... Has played with a Dutch national team since turning 13 33 Hannah King R-Jr. F 6-2 ------Transfer from College of Central Florida... Second team selection in the Mid-Florida Conference 34 Adaora Onwumelu R-Fr. F 6-2 ------Redshirted last season... First Team All-Region honoree at Lithia Springs HS 35 Jessica Rogers Jr. G 6-1 ------Transfer from Rhode Island... Appeared in 36 career games in two years at URI 2020-21 Iona College Women’s Basketball Game Notes Nov. 29, 2020 | at Army Page 2 BILLI CHAMBERS Head Coach Hofstra ‘03 - Eighth Season Iona College women’s basketball head coach Billi Madness Mid-Major Coach of the Year in 2014. Chambers enters her eighth season at the helm of the Prior to her arrival in New Rochelle, Chambers served Iona College women’s basketball program in 2020-21. as an assistant coach at Virginia Tech, on Dennis During the 2019-2020 season the Gaels out-did their Wolff’s staff when he took over the program in 2011-12. predicted finish in the MAAC Preseason Coaches’ The Hokies improved their Atlantic Coast Conference Poll, and finished in a tie for sixth in the standings. The mark in both seasons under Wolff and Chambers. Maroon & Gold began conference play with a win At UMBC, Chambers served as an assistant coach over Quinnipiac, snapping the Bobcats’ 52- game and recruiting coordinator under head coach Phil conference win streak. The Gaels also swept its annual THE CHAMBERS FILE Stern for three seasons. During the 2010-11 campaign, Western New York swing at Canisius and Niagara for the Retrievers finished 20-12, earning the America East Year at Iona: Eighth Season the first time since the 2016-17 season. regular season championship and a berth into the Birth Date: June 19, 1981 Juana Camilion, a 2018-19 MAAC All-Rookie selection, Women’s NIT. Age: 39 was selected to the Preseason All-MAAC Third Team. Hometown: Cheverly, MD Chambers spent two seasons as an assistant at She completed the 2019-20 season ranked No. 18 in Molloy College in Rockville Centre, New York. Under High School: Archhbishop Carroll the MAAC in scoring, No. 11 in assists per game and the tutelage of Tim O’Hagan, she helped guide the Alma Mater: BA, Hofstra University - Psychology No. 4 in steals per game. Camilion earned a spot on Lions to their first-ever East Coast Conference title MS, Adelphi University - Psychology the All-MAAC Third Team. Paulla Weekes, was named and a berth in the NCAA Division II Tournament in to the MAAC All-Rookie Team, marking the third 2008. Molloy posted a 34-26 overall record in her two consecutive season that a member of the Maroon seasons on the bench. COACHING EXPERIENCE & Gold appeared on the conference’s rookie list, 2006-2008 and seventh consecutive season that a Gael has While at Molloy, Chambers also served as an Molloy College - Assistant Coach appeared on an All-Conference squad athletics administrator. She was the Lions’ Associate 2008-2010 Director of Athletics, Senior Woman Administrator The Gaels sported one of the youngest teams in the and Compliance Officer. She joined the Molloy staff UMBC - Assistant Coach country in 2017-18. Toyosi Abiola carried the torch after two years in the conference office as Associate 2011-2013 as the unanimous selection for MAAC Rookie of the Commissioner for Operations and SWA for the ECC. Virginia Tech - Assistant Coach Year. The MAAC All-Rookie Team honoree was a nine- The Cheverly, Maryland native attended Archbishop 2014-Present time MAAC Rookie of the Week. Alexis Lewis was also named to the All-MAAC Third Team. Carroll High School, where she was inducted into the Iona College - Head Coach Hall of Fame in the spring of 2018. She was a four- The Gaels finished the 2016-17 season with a 18-13, year letter winner at Hofstra, appearing in 79 games 12-8 MAAC record. They entered the conference and making 28 starts from 1999-2003. She earned a COACHING RECORD tournament as the No. 5 seed and advanced to the Year School Position W-L bachelor’s degree in psychology in May 2003 and a semifinal round following an upset of No. 4 Siena in the master’s degree in psychology from Adelphi University 2006-07 Molloy Asst. Coach 15-14 quarterfinal. in November 2005. 2007-08 Molloy Asst. Coach 19-12 Lewis and Marina Lizarazu were named to the 2017 All- Chambers and her wife, Melba, reside in Norwalk, 2008-09 UMBC Asst. Coach 14-16 MAAC First Team and four student-athletes took home Connecticut. 2009-10 UMBC Asst. Coach 13-17 All-MAAC Academic Team honors. 2010-11 UMBC Asst. Coach 20-12 In 2016, Chambers led the Iona women’s basketball ALL-MAAC HONOREES UNDER CHAMBERS 2011-12 Va. Tech Asst. Coach 11-19 program to its first-ever MAAC tournament 2013-14 2012-13 Va. Tech Asst. Coach 10-20 championship, taking down top seeded Quinnipiac Joy Adams First Team 2013-14 Iona Head Coach 26-6 in the championship game while also earning the Damika Martinez Player of the Year 2014-15 Iona Head Coach 15-15 Maroon & Gold’s debut appearance in the NCAA Aleesha Powell Second Team 2015-16 Iona Head Coach 23-12 Championship. Aaliyah Robinson Sixth Player of the Year 2016-17 Iona Head Coach 18-13 Lizarazu and Joy Adams were All-MAAC First Team 2014-15 2017-18 Iona Head Coach 2-28 performers. Lizarazu was Most Outstanding Player Joy Adams First Team 2018-19 Iona Head Coach 5-26 in the MAAC Championship. Iona secured the No. Damika Martinez Player of the Year 2019-20 Iona Head Coach 9-21 15 seed and fell to regional host, No. 2 University of 2015-16 Maryland. Eighth Season 98-121 (.447) Joy Adams First Team In her first season with the Gaels, Chambers led Iona Marina Lizarazu First Team VS. MAAC OPPONENTS to a program record 26 wins and a share of its first- Alexis Lewis All-Rookie ever MAAC regular season championship. Her 26 wins Alexis Lewis Co-Sixth Player of the Year TEAM W L STREAK LAST are the most by a rookie head coach in conference Canisius 10 3 W2 W, 78-72 history. 2016-17 Fairfield 6 8 W1 W, 59-52 Alexis Lewis First Team During that 2013-14 campaign, Chambers led the Marina Lizarazu First Team Manhattan 7 8 L7 L, 59-47 Gaels on a historic 18-game winning streak, the 2017-18 Marist 4 10 L5 L, 59-47 longest in school history. She became the first rookie Monmouth 9 7 L2 L, 69-60 coach to win the MAAC Coach of the Year honor Alexis Lewis Third Team Niagara 9 4 W1 W, 70-58 since 1991 and led all first-time head coaches in Toyosi Abiola All-Rookie Quinnipiac 5 11 L1 L, 67-63 NCAA Division I with 26 overall wins and 18 victories in Toyosi Abiola Rookie of the Year Rider 4 11 L8 L, 53-41 conference play. 2018-19 Saint Peter’s 13 1 L1 L, 55-50 For her efforts, Chambers was named the WBCA Juana Camilion All-Rookie Siena 10 8 L1 L, 57-45 Spalding Maggie Dixon Division I Rookie Coach of the 2019-20 Total 77 71 L5 Year, given to the nation’s top first-year head coach, Juana Camilion Third Team becoming the first mentor in MAAC history to claim the Paulla Weekes All-Rookie honor. Chambers was also named the College Sports IONA COLLEGE WOMEN’S BASKETBALL QUICK FACTS

COLLEGECOLLEGE INFORMATIONINFORMATION IONA WOMEN’STEAM INFORMATION SOCCER IN REVIEW School...... Iona College 2019-20 Overall Record...... 9-21 City/Zip...... New Rochelle, NY / 10801 Home/Away/Neutral...... 3-10 / 6-8 / 0-3 Founded...... 1940 2019-20 MAAC Record/Finish...... 8-12 / 7th Enrollment...... 2,981 2019-20 MAAC Preseason Selection...... 9th Nickname...... Gaels 2020-21 MAAC Preseason Selection...... 5th Colors...... Maroon & Gold Overall Players Returning/Lost...... 6/8 Affiliation...... NCAA Division I Starters Returning/Lost...... 3/2 Conference...... Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference Newcomers...... 9 President...... Seamus Carey, Ph.D. MAAC Tournament Championships (Last)...... 1 (2016) Athletics Director...... Matthew Glovaski NCAA Tournament Appearances (Last)...... 1 (2016) Athletic Website...... ICGaels.com MAAC Rookie Of The Year...... 6 Athletic Dept. Phone...... (914) 633-2654 Patty Reynolds (1987), Toni Horvath (2004), Kristina Ford (2009), Ticket Office Phone...... (914) 633-2672 Damika Martinez (2012), Joy Adams (2013), Toyosi Abiola Baseball Field...... City Park (2018) Basketball/Volleyball Arena...... Hynes Athletics Center MAAC Sixth Player Of The Year...... 2 Soccer/Lacrosse Field...... Mazzella Field Aaliyah Robinson (2014), Alexis Lewis (2016) Softball Field...... Donald E. Walsh Field MAAC Player Of The Year...... 4 COACHING STAFF Martina Weber (2007), Damika Martinez (2013, ‘14, ‘15) MAAC Coach Of The Year...... 2 Head Coach...... Billi Chambers Anthony Bozzella (2006), Billi Chambers (2014) ...... Hofstra (‘03) ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS Years at Iona...... 8th Media Contact/SID...... Jack Clark Record while associated with Iona...... 98-121 Office Phone...... 914-633-2057 Associate Head Coach...... Ashlee Kelly Cell Phone...... 631-478-9046 ...... Quinnipiac (‘14) E-Mail...... [email protected] Assistant Coach...... Allan Chaney Additional Comm. Staff...... Brian Beyrer / [email protected] ...... High Point (‘14) ...... Jonathan Stanko / [email protected] Assistant Coach...... Jordan McCann ...... Garrett Murray / [email protected] ...... Illinois (‘13) Address...... Hynes Athletics Center Director of Basketall Operations...... Alyssa Casino ...... 715 North Avenue ...... Manhattanville (‘15) ...... New Rochelle, NY 10801 Graduate Assistant...... Jodi-Marie Ramil ...... Iona (‘20) Assistant Athletic Trainer...... Tatyana D’Aversa Years at Iona...... 1st Strength and Conditioning Coach...... Nick Cruz Years at Iona...... 2nd PRONUNCIATION GUIDE #5 Shyan Mwai...... Moy (rhymes with Coy) #13 Lucia Becerra Perez...... LOO-cia BUH-cerra #22 Juana Camilion...... ca-MEALY-own #34 Adaora Onwumelu...... UH-dora on-woo-MEL-oo

IONA WOMEN’S BASKETBALL SOCIAL MEDIA Twitter...... @IonaWBB ...... @ICGaels Instagram...... @iona_wbb ...... @icgaels Facebook...... Iona College Women’s Basketball ...... /IonaGaelsWBB Hashtags...... #ICWBB ...... #MAACHoops ...... #GaelNation 2020-21 Iona College Women’s Basketball Game Notes Nov. 29, 2020 | at Army Page 4 HEADLINES IONA FIFTH IN PRESEASON COACHES’ POLL CAMILION AND WEEKES EARN 2020-21 • Iona was selected by the league’s coaches PRESEASON ALL-MAAC HONORS to finish fifth, just ahead of Siena. • Junior Juana Camilion (First Team) and • The Manhattan Jaspers were selected as redshirt sophomore Paulla Weekes (Third the preseason favorites to win the MAAC. It Team) both earned spots on the 2020-21 marks the first time in modern MAAC history Preseason All-MAAC teams. that the Jaspers have been voted first. • Camilion was an All-MAAC Third Teamer 2020-21 MAAC STANDINGS • The defending MAAC Champion Rider last season, while Weekes was honored as (as of 11/29/20) Broncs were predicted to finish seventh. a member of the MAAC All-Rookie Team. MAAC OVERALL The 2019-20 MAAC Regular Season Co- • Last season, Camilion finished 18th in the SCHOOL W L PCT W L PCT Champion Marist Red Foxes were selected league in scoring average (11.5), 11th in Quinnipiac 0 0 .000 1 0 1.000 fourth overall in the Preseason Poll. assists per game (3.1) and fourth in steals Saint Peter’s 0 0 .000 1 0 1.000 GAELS BRING IN EIGHT NEWCOMERS TO NEW per game (2.3). Canisius 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 ROCHELLE FOR 2020-21 SEASON • Weekes averaged 4.1 points and 4.8 Fairfield 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 • Iona welcomes eight fresh faces to the rebounds per game in her freshman Iona 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 program for the 2020-21 season. Five of season, earning a MAAC Rookie of the Manhattan 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 Iona’s eight newcomers are freshmen: Week honor in early February. Marist 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 Sydney Avoletta, Jenae Dublin, Claudia ONWUMELU PARTICIPATES IN VIRTUAL LEADERSHIP Niagara 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 Gomez Gonzalez, Thoranna Hodge-Carr ACADEMY Siena 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 and Anouschka Meijer. • Onwumelu was one of 50 players from 25 Monmouth 0 0 .000 0 1 .000 • The Gaels brought in three transfers for the different Division I institutions selected to Rider 0 0 .000 0 2 .000 upcoming season: Hannah King (College participate in the three-day virtual summit of Central Florida), Jessica Rogers (URI) and hosted by Athletes in Action. Olivia Vezaldenos (Concordia-Portland). • The academy’s purpose is to equip, UPCOMING MAAC SCHEDULE • The eight newcomers join a returning class empower and encourage student-athletes Sunday, Nov. 29 of six Gaels, including All-MAAC players to be competent, confident and effective ARMY VS. IONA...... 3 PM Juana Camilion and Paulla Weekes. team leaders. MAAC TOURNAMENT CONTINUES ON IN Monday, Nov. 30 2020-21 MAAC ATLANTIC CITY, NEW JERSEY FOR 2020-21 Niagara vs. Mercyhurst...... 2 PM PRESEASON COACHES’ POLL • The Jim Whelan Boardwalk Hall in Atlantic Tuesday, Dec. 1 1. Manhattan 109 (5) City, NJ is the new host of the MAAC Men’s St. John’s vs. Saint Peter’s...... 2 PM T-2. Fairfield 108 (4) and Women’s Basketball Championships Wednesday, Dec. 2 T-2. Quinnipiac 108 (2) from 2020-22. Rider vs. Army...... 1 PM 4. Marist 82 • The venue changes over from the Times Monmouth vs. La Salle...... 7 PM 5. Iona 66 Union Center, which hosted the postseason Friday, Dec. 4 6. Siena 65 tournament every year since 2015. IONA VS. BRYANT...... 6 PM 7. Rider 61 • The 2020 MAAC Basketball Championship 8. Monmouth 49 will take place March 9-13 with all games Saturday, Dec. 5 9. Saint Peter’s 39 being broadcasted on the ESPN family of Monmouth vs. Drexel...... 2 PM 10. Niagara 20 networks. Morgan State vs. Saint Peter’s...... 2 PM 11. Canisius 19 Quinnipiac vs. Fordham...... 2 PM FUN WITH NUMBERS Delaware State vs. Rider...... TBA MAAC LAUNCHES UNITED FOR JUSTICE Billi Chambers record by month (since 2013-14) Sunday, Dec. 6 CAMPAIGN 17-18 18-19 19-20 TOTAL Canisius vs. Buffalo...... 1 PM • As a collection of colleges and universities Nov. 0-5 1-5 1-5 12-29 Hofstra vs. Fairfield...... 2 PM committed to racial justice and individual Dec. 0-7 0-5 0-3 16-22 Friday, Dec. 11 dignity, the MAAC has committed to Jan. 1-8 0-9 3-4 33-29 Niagara vs. Saint Peter’s...... TBA work with others in college sports to foster Feb. 1-7 3-6 5-5 31-29 Siena vs. Fairfield...... TBA understanding and effect lasting change Mar. 0-1 1-1 0-4 6-12 Marist vs. Canisius...... TBA to advance social justice. Total 2-28 5-26 9-21 98-121 Rider vs. Manhattan...... 7 PM • Elements of the multi-year campaign can Billi Chambers record by day (since 2013-14) MONMOUTH VS. IONA...... 7 PM be found on school campuses, live game 17-18 18-19 19-20 TOTAL broadcasts, online, on social media and on Sun. 0-5 2-4 0-3 22-27 the court. Mon. 0-3 0-2 1-1 7-11 IONA VS. PATRIOT • MAAC basketball programs will be Tues. 0-3 0-3 0-3 3-14 Team W-L Last Meet/When focusing their efforts specifically on Black Wed. 0-1 0-1 0-0 8-5 American 1-4 L, 68-64 (11/30/02) Lives Matter by wearing BLM uniform Thur. 1-8 2-4 4-5 18-21 Army 6-10 L, 67-54 (1/3/06) patches and coaches’ pins throughout the Fri. 0-1 1-7 0-2 23-17 Boston 0-1 L, 60-35 (11/23/84) season. They will also be able to showcase Sat. 1-7 0-4 4-7 17-25 Bucknell 5-4 L, 81-43 (12/2/18) individualized social justice messaging Total 2-28 5-26 9-21 98-121 Colgate 3-4 W, 73-47 (12/21/12) on their warm-up shirts. Additionally, the Billi Chambers record by tipoff time (since 2013-14) Holy Cross 2-18 L, 89-46 (11/27/04) conference has supplied floor decals for 17-18 18-19 19-20 TOTAL Lafayette 1-1 L, 66-63 (1/17/83) member institutions to use on their home Morning 0-3 0-2 0-2 6-11 Lehigh 1-0 W, 74-56 (1993-94) courts in an effort to spread awareness. Afternoon 1-13 2-10 4-12 48-56 Loyola (MD) 19-35 W, 67-61 (2/22/13) Evening 1-12 2-14 5-7 44-53 Navy 2-3 L, 73-68 (11/21/16) Total 2-28 5-26 9-21 98-121 Overall 40-80 (.333) 2020-21 Iona College Women’s Basketball Game Notes Nov. 29, 2020 | at Army Page 5 00 • CLAUDIA GOMEZ GONZALEZ Freshman • Guard • 5-9 • Madrid, Spain --- ppg, --- rpg, --- apg, --- fg%, --- 3fg%, --- ft%, --- min/g

Pre-Iona Highlights Championship, earning MVP honors in the final • Played with Baloncesto Torrelodones in Madrid • Only Spanish player selected among 24 U18 girls from • Captained junior and senior team won silver medal in around the world to take part in NBA/FIBA Basketball the Madrid Golden Series League Without Borders Global Camp • Ninth place finish in the U18 Spanish Championship with • One of 33 U17 girls invited to the Next Generation Baloncesto Torrelodones Showcase hosted by the NBA Academy and the NCAA • Played scholastically with Colegio Los Sauces and captained her squad to the Madrid High School Cup

SEASON HIGHS CAREER HIGHS SUPERLATIVES SEASON CAREER Points...... 0 Points...... 0 10+ points - - Rebounds...... 0 Rebounds...... 0 20+ points - - Field Goals...... 0 Field Goals...... 0 30+ points - - 3PT Field Goals...... 0 3PT Field Goals...... 0 5+ rebounds - - Free Throws...... 0 Free Throws...... 0 10+ rebounds - - Assists...... 0 Assists...... 0 5+ assists - - Blocks...... 0 Blocks...... 0 10+ assists - - Steals...... 0 Steals...... 0 Double-doubles - - Minutes...... 0 Minutes...... 0 Led in points - - Led in rebounds - - Led in assists - - Led in blocks - - Led in steals - -

AWARDS DOUBLE-DIGIT EFFORTS YEAR 2017-18 2018-19 2019-20 2020-21 Total Points - - - - 0 Rebounds - - - - 0 Assists - - - - 0 1 • JENAE DUBLIN Freshman • Guard/Forward • 6-2 • Suitland, MD --- ppg, --- rpg, --- apg, --- fg%, --- 3fg%, --- ft%, --- min/g

Pre-Iona Highlights • Played scholastically at Gwynn Park HS and with Elevate Elite • Named to the Prince George’s Sentinel All-County Team after averaging 20.8 points and 9.7 rebounds per game • Earned Co-Player of the Year honors in her division • Highlighted by The Washington Post as a “Player to Watch” in the state of Maryland

Pre-Iona (Concordia-Portland/Chabot) Highlights • Team MVP, First Team All-Conference, Second Team • GNAC Newcomer of the Year and Second Team All- All-State and Female Athlete of the Year at Chabot GNAC honoree at Concordia • Finished 18th in scoring in the state of California with • CU’s single season leader with 84 three pointers made 19.2 PPG • Dished out 66 assists and recorded 45 steals Pre-Iona (HS) Highlights • Scored a season-high 28 points at Western Washington • At the time of her graduation, was East Union’s second and made a season-best seven threes at Saint Martin’s all-time leading scorer with 1,358 points • Named to Department of Athletics’ Honor Roll • Four-year letter-winner, three-time team MVP

AWARDS DOUBLE-DIGIT EFFORTS YEAR 2017-18 2018-19 2019-20 2020-21 Total Points - - - - 0 Rebounds - - - - 0 Assists - - - - 0 4 • DE’JAH WILLIAMS RS Junior • Guard/Forward • 5-11 • Philadelphia, PA --- ppg, --- rpg, --- apg, --- fg%, --- 3fg%, --- ft%, --- min/g

2019-20 Highlights Pre-Iona (Albany) Highlights • MAAC Academic Honor Roll honoree • Redshirted her freshman season • Appeared in 28 games, made four starts • Appeared in 20 games in 2018-19 • Tallied a new career-high 20 points in MAAC-opening • Scored four points against Manhattan (Nov. 14) and win at Quinnipiac (Jan. 2), hitting on 9-15 field goals against CCSU (Dec. 5) • Scored 16 points in the Gaels’ MAAC Tournament loss vs. Monmouth (March 10), all of which came in the fourth quarter

SEASON HIGHS CAREER HIGHS SUPERLATIVES SEASON CAREER Points...... 0 Points...... 20, at QUI (1/2/20) 10+ points - 2 Rebounds...... 0 Rebounds...... 9, at NIA (2/8/20) 20+ points - 1 Field Goals...... 0 Field Goals...... 9, at QUI (1/2/20) 30+ points - - 3PT Field Goals...... 0 3PT Field Goals...... 2, at QUI (1/2/20) 5+ rebounds - 4 Free Throws...... 0 Free Throws...... 4, vs. TOW (11/29/19) 10+ rebounds - - Assists...... 0 Assists...... 2, 3x (at MON, 1/11/20) 5+ assists - - Blocks...... 0 Blocks...... 0 10+ assists - - Steals...... 0 Steals...... 2, 2x (vs. FFD, 1/18/20) Double-doubles - - Minutes...... 0 Minutes...... 34, at QUI (1/2/20) Led in points - 1 Led in rebounds - 1 Led in assists - - Led in blocks - - Led in steals - 1

AWARDS DOUBLE-DIGIT EFFORTS YEAR 2017-18 2018-19 2019-20 2020-21 Total Points - - 2 (1-1) - 2 Rebounds - - - - 0 Assists - - - - 0 2020-21 Iona College Women’s Basketball Game Notes Nov. 29, 2020 | at Army Page 7 5 • SHYAN MWAI Junior • Guard • 5-6 • Lowell, MA --- ppg, --- rpg, --- apg, --- fg%, --- 3fg%, --- ft%, --- min/g

2019-20 Highlights 2018-19 Highlights • Played in all 30 games, making 12 starts • Scored new career-high 19 points in both of Iona’s • Scored new career-high 22 points in season-opening MAAC Championship games win at Winthrop (Nov. 9) • Had season-best 3 AST three times (at. TOL, vs. GW, • Reached the 20-point plateau in three contests at CAN) • Averaged 8.8 points per game and 2.1 rebounds per • Two-time MAAC Rookie of the Week (12/3 & 12/10) game across 29.1 minutes per game

SEASON HIGHS CAREER HIGHS SUPERLATIVES SEASON CAREER Points...... 0 Points...... 22, at WIN (11/9/19) 10+ points - 17 Rebounds...... 0 Rebounds...... 7, vs. FFD (1/18/20) 20+ points - 3 Field Goals...... 0 Field Goals...... 9, at SIE (3/7/19) 30+ points - - 3PT Field Goals...... 0 3PT Field Goals...... 6, at WIN (11/9/19) 5+ rebounds - 2 Free Throws...... 0 Free Throws...... 6, vs. SPU (1/20/20) 10+ rebounds - - Assists...... 0 Assists...... 3, 5x (vs. NIA, 1/16/20) 5+ assists - - Blocks...... 0 Blocks...... 1, 4x (vs. SPU, 1/20/20) 10+ assists - - Steals...... 0 Steals...... 3, 2x (at MON, 2/12/19) Double-doubles - - Minutes...... 0 Minutes...... 40, vs. GW (11/18/18) Led in points - 11 Led in rebounds - 3 Led in assists - 7 Led in blocks - 3 Led in steals - 8

AWARDS DOUBLE-DIGIT EFFORTS 2x MAAC Rookie of the Week 18-19 YEAR 2017-18 2018-19 2019-20 2020-21 Total Points - 7 (2-5) 10 (4-6) - 17 Rebounds - - - - 0 Assists - - - - 0 10 • THORANNA HODGE-CARR Freshman • Guard • 5-8 • Keflavik, Iceland --- ppg, --- rpg, --- apg, --- fg%, --- 3fg%, --- ft%, --- min/g

Pre-Iona Highlights • Selected to play with the Icelandic National Youth Team every year since 2014 • National Champion with the Keflavík women’s team in 2017 and her squad added Cup championships in 2017 and 2018 • Averaged 9.4 PPG, 5.5 RPG, 2.7 APG and 2.0 SPG with her club team in Keflavík during the 2019-20 campaign

DOUBLE-DIGIT EFFORTS YEAR 2017-18 2018-19 2019-20 2020-21 Total Points - - - - 0 Rebounds - - - - 0 Assists - - - - 0 2020-21 Iona College Women’s Basketball Game Notes Nov. 29, 2020 | at Army Page 8 11 • PAULLA WEEKES RS Sophomore • Forward • 5-10 • Toronto, Ontario --- ppg, --- rpg, --- apg, --- fg%, --- 3fg%, --- ft%, --- min/g

2019-20 Highlights Pre-Iona Highlights • MAAC All-Rookie Team selection • Three-time honor roll recipient at St. Joseph’s College • 1x MAAC Rookie of the Week (Feb. 10) School and earned the school’s Faith Award • MAAC All-Academic Team honoree • Averaged 4.1 PPG and 4.8 RPG • Recorded double-digit rebounds twice, inlcuding first double-double of career in win vs. SPU (Jan. 20) • Career-best 14 rebounds vs. QU (Feb. 1)

SEASON HIGHS CAREER HIGHS SUPERLATIVES SEASON CAREER Points...... 0 Points...... 13, 2x (vs. SPU, 1/20/20) 10+ points - 3 Rebounds...... 0 Rebounds...... 14, vs. QUI (2/1/20) 20+ points - - Field Goals...... 0 Field Goals...... 6, vs. RID (1/4/20) 30+ points - - 3PT Field Goals...... 0 3PT Field Goals...... 3, at NIA (2/8/20) 5+ rebounds - 9 Free Throws...... 0 Free Throws...... 2, vs. MASS (12/21/19) 10+ rebounds - 2 Assists...... 0 Assists...... 4, vs. MAR (2/4/20) 5+ assists - - Blocks...... 0 Blocks...... 1, 2x (vs. CAN, 2/27/20) 10+ assists - - Steals...... 0 Steals...... 3, 4x (at RID, 2/23/20) Double-doubles - 1 Minutes...... 0 Minutes...... 40, vs. QUI (2/1/20) Led in points - 1 Led in rebounds - 7 Led in assists - 1 Led in blocks - 1 Led in steals - 3

AWARDS DOUBLE-DIGIT EFFORTS PS All-MAAC Third Team 20-21 YEAR 2017-18 2018-19 2019-20 2020-21 Total MAAC All-Rookie 19-20 Points - - 4 (2-2) - 4 Rebounds - - 2 (1-1) - 2 Assists - - - - 0 13 • LUCIA BECERRA PEREZ Sophomore • Guard • 5-7 • San Cristobal de la Laguna, Tenerife, Spain --- ppg, --- rpg, --- apg, --- fg%, --- 3fg%, --- ft%, --- min/g

2019-20 Highlights Pre-Iona Highlights • Played in 29 games, starting 21 of the final 22 contests • Played with Tusli in Germany as a 12 year old and won • Averaged 25 PPG, 1.9 RPG and 1.8 APG the national championship • Season-best 9 PTS vs. NIAG (Jan. 16) • Played with the Stirling Knights in Scotland at age 14 • Knocked down a three-pointer in three different games • At 16, she played in the Liga Femenina 2, one of the best senior leagues in Spain • Competed in the Spanish Championship and doled out 58 assists in five games

SEASON HIGHS CAREER HIGHS SUPERLATIVES SEASON CAREER Points...... 0 Points...... 9, vs. NIA (1/16/20) 10+ points - - Rebounds...... 0 Rebounds...... 6, at RID (2/23/20) 20+ points - - Field Goals...... 0 Field Goals...... 3, 2x (at FFD, 2/15/20) 30+ points - - 3PT Field Goals...... 0 3PT Field Goals...... 1, 3x (vs. CAN, 2/27/20) 5+ rebounds - 4 Free Throws...... 0 Free Throws...... 3, vs. NIA (1/16/20) 10+ rebounds - - Assists...... 0 Assists...... 5, at NIA (2/8/20) 5+ assists - 1 Blocks...... 0 Blocks...... 0 10+ assists - - Steals...... 0 Steals...... 2, 6x (at SIE, 2/29/20) Double-doubles - - Minutes...... 0 Minutes...... 36, vs. MAN (1/25/20) Led in points - - Led in rebounds - 1 Led in assists - 4 Led in blocks - - Led in steals - 4

Pre-Iona Highlights • Played scholastically at St. Paul VI Catholic HS and AAU with Loudon Flight • Two-time state champion at Paul VI

AWARDS DOUBLE-DIGIT EFFORTS YEAR 2017-18 2018-19 2019-20 2020-21 Total Points - - - - 0 Rebounds - - - - 0 Assists - - - - 0 22 • JUANA CAMILION Junior • Guard • 5-10 • Palma de Mallorca, Spain --- ppg, --- rpg, --- apg, --- fg%, --- 3fg%, --- ft%, --- min/g

2019-20 Highlights 2018-19 Highlights • All-MAAC Third Team selection • Scored career-best 26 PTS at SIE (3/7) • 1x MBWA, College Sports Madness and MAAC POTW • Dished out seven assists against NIAG and RID • MAAC All-Academic Team honoree • Knocked down game-winning basket at MON (2/15) • Career-high 28 points in win vs. CAN (Feb. 27) • Appeared in first collegiate game at KU (11/25) and • Career-best 11 FG made in win at CAN (Feb. 6) registered 6 PTS, 1 REB and 1 AST • 18th in MAAC in scoring, 11th in APG, 4th in SPG and 12th best assist/turnover ratio

SEASON HIGHS CAREER HIGHS SUPERLATIVES SEASON CAREER Points...... 0 Points...... 28, vs. CAN (2/27/20) 10+ points - 26 Rebounds...... 0 Rebounds...... 9, at SIE (3/7/19) 20+ points - 5 Field Goals...... 0 Field Goals...... 11, at CAN (2/6/20) 30+ points - - 3PT Field Goals...... 0 3PT Field Goals...... 4, 4x (vs. CAN, 2/27/20) 5+ rebounds - 13 Free Throws...... 0 Free Throws...... 8, 3x (vs. CAN, 2/27/20) 10+ rebounds - - Assists...... 0 Assists...... 8, vs. DUQ (11/15/19) 5+ assists - 10 Blocks...... 0 Blocks...... 2, 4x (at CAN, 2/6/20) 10+ assists - - Steals...... 0 Steals...... 7, at QUI (1/2/20) Double-doubles - - Minutes...... 0 Minutes...... 40, 8x (at FFD, 2/15/20) Led in points - 13 Led in rebounds - 4 Led in assists - 24 Led in blocks - 12 Led in steals - 27

AWARDS DOUBLE-DIGIT EFFORTS PS All-MAAC First Team 20-21 YEAR 2017-18 2018-19 2019-20 2020-21 Total All-MAAC Third Team 19-20 Points - 9 (4-5) 17 (6-11) - 26 Rebounds - - - - 0 Assists - - - - 0 2020-21 Iona College Women’s Basketball Game Notes Nov. 29, 2020 | at Army Page 10 23 • ANOUSCHKA MEIJER Freshman • Guard • 6-1 • Amsterdam, Netherlands --- ppg, --- rpg, --- apg, --- fg%, --- 3fg%, --- ft%, --- min/g

Pre-Iona Highlights • Has played with a Dutch national team since turning 13 • Most recently played with BC Utrecht Cangeroes in the women’s Honor Division, the highest for senior players • Helped her squad to a NL Cup Championship • Competed at the FIBA EGBL International Tournament

AWARDS DOUBLE-DIGIT EFFORTS YEAR 2017-18 2018-19 2019-20 2020-21 Total Points - - - - 0 Rebounds - - - - 0 Assists - - - - 0 33 • HANNAH KING Junior • Forward • 5-11 • Apopka, FL --- ppg, --- rpg, --- apg, --- fg%, --- 3fg%, --- ft%, --- min/g

Pre-Iona (College of Central Florida) Highlights • Played in all 34 games, making 30 starts • Averaged 9.1 PPG and 4.8 RPG across 23.2 MPG • Graduated magna cum laude with a Bachelor’s Degree in Business and Organizational Management

AWARDS DOUBLE-DIGIT EFFORTS YEAR 2017-18 2018-19 2019-20 2020-21 Total Points - - - - 0 Rebounds - - - - 0 Assists - - - - 0 2020-21 Iona College Women’s Basketball Game Notes Nov. 29, 2020 | at Army Page 11 34 • ADAORA ONWUMELU RS Freshman • Forward • 6-2 • Douglasville, GA --- ppg, --- rpg, --- apg, --- fg%, --- 3fg%, --- ft%, --- min/g

Pre-Iona Highlights • All-Region first team selection at Lithia Springs High School • Three-sport athlete; played basketball, track and volleyball • Played AAU basketball with Hoop Dreams Athletics

AWARDS DOUBLE-DIGIT EFFORTS YEAR 2017-18 2018-19 2019-20 2020-21 Total Points - - - - 0 Rebounds - - - - 0 Assists - - - - 0 35 • JESSICA ROGERS Junior • Guard • 6-1 • Rutherford, NJ --- ppg, --- rpg, --- apg, --- fg%, --- 3fg%, --- ft%, --- min/g

Pre-Iona (Rhode Island) Highlights Pre-Iona (HS) Highlights • Appeared in 36 career games, making three starts in • Played scholastically at Rutherford HS two seasons • First Team All-League three times • Scored career-best 12 points in redshirt freshman season • Two-sport athlete, becoming Rutherford’s first female at Harvard athlete to register 1,000 kills in volleyball and 1,000 points • Scored 10 points at St. Bonaventure on 4-7 shooting in basketball

AWARDS DOUBLE-DIGIT EFFORTS YEAR 2017-18 2018-19 2019-20 2020-21 Total Points - - - - 0 Rebounds - - - - 0 Assists - - - - 0 2020-21 Iona College Women’s Basketball Game Notes Nov. 29, 2020 | at Army Page 12 IONA ALL-TIME WIN-LOSS RECORDS Year Coach W L Pct PF Avg. PA Avg. Home Away Neutral MAAC Home Away Tourney 1974-75 Sandie Capifali 12 5 .706 994 58.5 694 40.8 7-3 2-2 3-0 - - - - 1975-76 Sandie Capifali 12 8 .600 1,276 63.8 946 47.3 5-2 6-4 1-2 - - - - 1976-77 Sandie Capifali 24 8 .750 2,190 68.4 1,650 51.6 16-3 6-3 2-2 - - - - 1977-78 Sandie Capifali 16 13 .552 1,846 63.7 1,705 58.8 10-2 6-7 0-4 - - - - 1978-79 Sandie Capifali 19 10 .655 1,911 65.9 1,766 60.9 11-4 4-5 4-1 - - - - 1979-80 Sandie Capifali 14 12 .538 1,739 66.9 1,700 65.4 8-6 6-5 0-1 - - - - 1980-81 Sandie Capifali 12 18 .400 2,007 66.9 2,037 67.9 9-7 2-6 1-5 - - - - 1981-82 Sandie Capifali 14 12 .538 1,596 61.4 1,592 61.2 8-5 6-4 0-3 3-2 1-1 2-1 0-2 1982-83 Sandie Capifali 11 15 .423 1,568 60.3 1,645 63.3 8-6 3-8 0-1 3-7 3-2 0-5 0-0 1983-84 Sandie Capifali 7 21 .250 1,668 59.6 1,876 67.0 4-12 3-8 0-1 3-9 2-6 1-3 0-1 1984-85 RoseMarie Battaglia 9 18 .333 1,777 65.8 1,957 72.5 5-6 3-9 0-1 2-10 1-5 1-5 0-0 1985-86 RoseMarie Battaglia 8 23 .258 2,141 69.1 2,425 78.2 2-12 5-9 1-2 1-11 0-6 1-5 0-1 1986-87 RoseMarie Battaglia 11 17 .393 2,090 74.6 2,361 84.3 9-4 1-9 1-4 4-8 4-2 0-6 0-1 1987-88 RoseMarie Battaglia 6 22 .214 2,065 73.8 2,457 87.8 4-12 2-9 0-1 1-11 0-6 1-5 0-1 1988-89 Fran Clemente 9 19 .321 1,737 62.0 1,902 67.9 4-7 3-9 2-3 1-11 0-6 1-5 0-1 1989-90 Fran Clemente 3 25 .107 1,639 58.5 1,974 70.5 2-10 1-11 0-4 2-8 1-4 1-4 0-1 1990-91 Fran Clemente 5 24 .172 1,529 52.7 1,978 68.2 3-9 1-13 1-2 2-14 2-6 0-8 1-1 1991-92 Fran Clemente 5 24 .172 1,587 54.7 1,944 67.0 3-10 1-12 1-2 0-16 0-8 0-8 1-1 1992-93 Fran Clemente 12 15 .444 1,695 62.8 1,717 63.6 8-5 4-9 0-1 5-9 4-3 1-6 0-1 1993-94 Harry Hart 7 20 .259 1,639 60.7 1,906 70.6 4-8 3-11 0-1 5-9 4-3 1-6 0-1 1994-95 Harry Hart 4 23 .148 1,544 57.2 1,965 72.8 2-9 1-12 1-2 1-13 0-7 1-6 0-1 1995-96 Harry Hart 7 20 .259 1,603 59.4 1,891 70.0 3-10 4-9 0-1 3-11 1-6 2-5 0-1 1996-97 Harry Hart 7 20 .259 1,650 61.1 1,801 66.7 4-6 2-13 1-1 5-9 3-4 2-5 0-1 1997-98 Michelle Brusseau 10 17 .370 1,634 60.5 1,734 64.2 6-6 4-8 0-3 9-9 5-4 4-5 0-1 1998-99 Michelle Brusseau 11 16 .407 1,704 63.1 1,791 66.3 5-5 6-9 0-2 8-10 4-5 4-5 0-1 1999-00 Michelle Brusseau 8 20 .286 1,826 65.2 2,010 71.8 5-8 3-10 0-2 6-12 4-5 2-7 0-1 2000-01 Michelle Brusseau 9 19 .321 1,738 62.1 1,959 70.0 5-8 4-9 0-2 6-12 3-6 3-6 0-1 2001-02 Michelle Brusseau 8 21 .276 1,729 59.6 2,020 69.7 5-8 2-12 1-1 5-13 3-6 2-7 1-1 2002-03 Anthony Bozzella 1 27 .036 1,539 55.0 1,985 70.9 0-12 1-14 0-1 0-18 0-9 0-9 0-1 2003-04 Anthony Bozzella 7 21 .250 1,759 62.8 1,882 67.2 3-8 4-11 0-2 6-12 3-6 3-6 0-1 2004-05 Anthony Bozzella 6 22 .214 1,770 63.2 2,053 73.3 3-10 3-10 0-2 4-14 3-6 1-8 0-1 2005-06 Anthony Bozzella 17 12 .586 1,959 67.6 1,913 66.0 8-4 8-6 1-2 13-5 6-3 7-2 1-1 2006-07 Anthony Bozzella 21 13 .618 2,105 61.9 2,052 60.4 11-2 8-10 2-1 13-5 8-1 5-4 2-1 2007-08 Anthony Bozzella 20 14 .588 2,401 70.6 2,287 67.3 9-4 8-9 3-1 11-7 6-3 5-4 2-1 2008-09 Anthony Bozzella 18 13 .581 1,971 63.6 1,891 61.0 8-5 9-7 1-1 10-8 5-4 5-4 1-1 2009-10 Anthony Bozzella 18 14 .563 2,050 64.1 2,051 61.6 10-4 7-7 1-3 13-5 7-2 6-3 1-1 2010-11 Anthony Bozzella 11 20 .355 1,815 58.5 1,972 63.6 6-6 5-11 0-3 7-11 4-5 3-6 0-1 2011-12 Anthony Bozzella 13 18 .419 1,951 62.9 2,103 67.8 9-4 3-13 1-1 8-10 6-3 2-7 1-1 2012-13 Anthony Bozzella 20 13 .606 2,148 65.1 2,085 63.2 9-3 9-9 2-1 13-5 7-2 6-3 2-1 2013-14 Billi Chambers 26 6 .813 2,380 74.4 2,165 67.7 13-3 12-2 1-1 18-2 9-1 9-1 1-1 2014-15 Billi Chambers 15 15 .517 2,071 69.0 1,988 66.3 8-6 7-8 0-1 12-8 6-4 6-4 0-1 2015-16 Billi Chambers 23 12 .657 2,187 62.5 2,000 57.1 11-2 9-8 3-2 16-4 9-1 7-3 3-0 2016-17 Billi Chambers 18 13 .581 1,836 59.2 1,785 57.6 11-4 6-8 1-1 12-8 7-3 5-5 1-1 2017-18 Billi Chambers 2 28 .067 1,571 52.4 1,983 66.1 1-13 1-14 0-1 2-16 1-8 1-8 0-1 2018-19 Billi Chambers 5 26 .161 1,461 47.1 1,963 63.3 2-13 3-12 0-1 3-15 1-8 2-7 1-1 2019-20 Billi Chambers 9 21 .300 1,584 52.8 1,881 62.7 3-10 6-8 0-3 8-12 3-7 5-5 0-1 UNDER CHAMBERS 98 121 .447 13,090 59.8 13,578 62.5 49-51 44-60 5-10 71-65 36-32 35-33 6-6 OVERALL 530 793 .401 82,745 62.5 87,437 66.2 290-306 203-402 37-85 243-379 135-178 109-201 19-37 2020-21 Iona College Women’s Basketball Game Notes Nov. 29, 2020 | at Army Page 13

IONA INDIVIDUAL RECORDS - CAREER (ACTIVE PLAYER IN BOLD) SCORING FIELD GOALS THREE-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE REBOUNDING AVERAGE 1. Damika Martinez 2581 1. Damika Martinez 942 (Min. 100 Attempts) 1. Linda McKetney 12.9 2. Joy Adams 1897 2. Joy Adams 726 1. Damika Martinez .402 2. Joy Adams 12.2 2. Maggie Timoney 1894 3. Patty Reynolds 695 2. Maggie Timoney .387 3. Maria Johnson 10.1 4. Patty Reynolds 1683 4. Joanne Ryan 649 3. Milica Paligoric .379 4. Delia Newson 8.0 5. Megan Cobb 1548 5. Maggie Timoney 641 4. Cassidee Ranger .375 5. Debbie Stephens 7.4 6. Karen Culbertson 1456 5. Linda McKetney 624 5. Aaliyah Robinson .373 6. Lori Page 7.3 7. Celeste Grieg 1441 7. Celeste Grier 620 6. Thazina Cook .362 7. Alexis Lewis 7.0 8. Joanne Ryan 1421 8. Maria Johnson 532 7. Lauren DeFaclo .3548 8. Anna McLean 6.9 9. Michelle Fahy 1415 9. Michelle Fahy 521 8. Tiara Headen .354 9. Dorothy Bunyan 6.7 Linda McKetney 1415 10. Megan Cobb 518 9. Meg Abele .346 Martina Weber 6.7 11. Kristina Ford 1323 10. Alexis Lewis .342 12. Maria Johnson 1299 13. Tiara Headen 1294 FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS FREE THROW ATTEMPTS ASSISTS 14. Thazina Cook 1283 1. Damika Martinez 2124 1. Maggie Timoney 628 1. Suzi Fregosi 531 15. Suzanne Radday 1248 2. Joy Adams 1559 2. Joy Adams 602 2. Toni Horvath 527 16. Alexis Lewis 1227 3. Maggie Timoney 1540 3. Megan Cobb 593 3. Kathy Toups 473 17. Margaret Collins 1174 4. Parry Reynolds 1520 4. Maria Johnson 502 4. Marina Lizarazu 470 18. Anda Ivkovic 1163 5. Joanne Ryan 1459 5. Debbie Stephens 489 5. Karen Shutz 443 19. Debbie Stephens 1131 6. Celeste Grier 1429 6. Damika Martinez 461 6. Patty Reynolds 393 20. Marina Lizarazu 1122 7. Kristina Ford 1327 7. Karen Culbertson 440 7. Haley D’Angelo 333 21. Maggie Muldoon 1080 8. Margaret Collins 1313 8. Michele Fahy 438 8. Suzanna Radday 329 22. Emily Mojica 1078 9. Linda McKetney 1255 9. Anda Ivkovic 421 9. Lauren DeFalco 315 23. Noreen Winterfeldt 1064 10. Tiara Headen 1247 10. Anna LcLean 399 10. Jean Burks 298 24. Anna McLean 1060 25. Aaliyah Robinson 1052 FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE FREE THROWS MADE ASSISTS PER GAME 26. Lauren DeFalco 1035 (Min. 100 FG made) 1. Maggie Timoney 518 1. Marina Lizarazu 5.1 27. Kim Gore 1023 1. Linda McKetney .554 2. Megan Cobb 474 2. Toni Horvath 4.6 28. Joan O’Connor 925 2. Maria Johnson .539 3. Joy Adams 412 3. Kathy Toups 4.2 29. Aleesha Powell 918 3. Martina Weber .528 4. Damika Martinez 386 4. Karen Shutz 4.1 30. Karen Shutz 885 4. Anna McLean .511 5. Karen Culbertson 372 5. Suzi Fregosi 4.0 31. Claire Pare 832 5. Trinette Gooding .505 6. Michelle Fahy 359 6. Patty Reynolds 3.6 32. Toni Horvath 825 6. Jessica Smith .494 7. Debbie Stephens 315 7. Suzanne Radday 3.2 33. Jennifer Spafford 811 Katie Ulrich .494 8. Anda Ivkovic 304 8. Aleesha Powell 3.0 34. Karen Hennessey 809 8. Michelle Fahy .477 9. Thazina Cook 297 Patty Warner 3.0 35. Jeannie Taylor 786 9. Lisa White .474 10. Patty Reynolds 286 10. Haley D’Angelo 2.8 36. Martina Weber 757 10. Margaret Collins .472 37. Regan Pettijohn 751 38. Beth Padian 730 THREE-POINT FIELD GOALS FREE THROW PERCENTAGE BLOCKS 39. Nancy Seltzer 728 1. Damika Martinez 311 (Min. 150 Attempts) 1. Sabrina Jeridore 230 40. Meg Abele 725 2. Aaliyah Robinson 242 1. Karen Culbertson .845 2. Anna McLean 185 41. Kathy Toups 721 3. Alexis Lewis 183 2. Damika Martinez .837 3. Karynda DuPree 164 42. Jessica Attinelly 698 4. Lauren DeFalco 167 3. Meg Abele .833 4. Joan O’Connor 128 43. Katie Ulrich 686 5. Jennifer Spafford 166 4. Maggie TImoney .824 5. Pam Clemente 110 44. Tomica Bacic 685 6. Suzanne Radday 159 5. Karen Shutz .822 6. Katie Smith 89 45. Teresa Tacopina 677 7. Kristina Ford 155 6. Michele Fahy .820 7. Joy Adams 83 46. Eileen O’Connor 672 8. Morgan Rachu 154 7. Melissa Yeagley .811 8. Rebekak Dotsey 82 47. Melissa Yeagley 647 9. Karen Culbertson 147 8. Megan Cobb .799 9. Kristina Ford 76 48. Morgan Rachu 637 10. Melissa Yeagley 134 9. Suzi Fregosi .792 10. Delia Newson 73 49. Diana Hubbard 610 10. Tiara Headen .790 50. Pam Clemente 604

SCORING AVERAGE THREE-POINT FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS REBOUNDS BLOCKS PER GAME 1. Damika Martinez 20.6 1. Damika Martinez 773 1. Joy Adams 1590 1. Sabrina Jeridore 2.0 2. Maggie TImoney 16.6 2. Aaliyah Robinson 649 2. Linda McKetney 1430 2. Karynda DuPree 1.7 3. Martina Weber 16.1 3. Suzanna Radday 577 3. Maria Johnson 1176 3. Anna McLean 1.4 4. Patty Reynolds 15.3 4. Jennifer Spafford 558 4. Anna McLean 886 Delisa Newson 1.4 5. Joy Adams 14.6 5. Alexis Lewis 535 5. Debbie Stephens 789 5. Gina McClain 1.3 6. Megan Cobb 14.2 6. Kristina Ford 484 6. Celeste Grier 737 Joan O’Connor 1.3 7. Karen Culbertson 13.3 7. Lauren DeFalco 472 7. Kristina Ford 722 7. Pam Clements 1.1 8. Meg Abele 13.2 8. Morgan Rachu 454 8. Michelle Fahy 706 8. Rebekah Justice 1.0 9. Celeste Grier 13.0 9. Karen Culbertson 443 9. Alexis Lewis 674 Martina Weber 1.0 10. Joanne Ryan 12.9 10. Melissa Yeagley 409 10. Regan Pettijohn 664 Rebekah Dotsey 1.0 2020-21 Iona College Women’s Basketball Game Notes Nov. 29, 2020 | at Army Page 14

IONA INDIVIDUAL RECORDS - SINGLE SEASON (ACTIVE PLAYER IN BOLD) SCORING THREE-POINT FIELD GOALS FREE THROW PERCENTAGE (MIN. 75 MADE) 1. Damika Martinez 2014 771 1. Damika Martinez 2014 107 1. Melissa Yeagley 2005 .902 2. Damika Martinez 2015 715 2. Aaliyah Robinson 2016 80 2. Damika Martinez 2014 .881 3. Damika Martinez 2013 598 3. Damika Martinez 2013 79 3. Karen Culbertson 2000 .878 4. Maggie Timoney 1988 577 4. Morgan Rachu 2019 78 4. Karen Culbertson 2001 .876 5. Maggie Timoney 1987 557 5. Damika Martinez 2015 76 5. Michelle Fahy 2004 .875 6. Joanna Ryan 1986 543 Morgan Rachu 2020 76 6. Damike Martinez 2015 .850 7. Joy Adams 2014 538 7. Alexis Lewis 2017 75 7. Aleesha Powell 2014 .847 8. Michelle Fahy 2004 530 Aaliyah Robinson 2015 75 8. Maggie Timoney 1987 .844 9. Joy Adams 2016 503 9. Meg Abele 2004 65 9. Maggie Timoney 1988 .834 10. Damika Martinez 2012 497 Jennifer Spafford 1992 65 10. Meg Abele 2005 .833

SCORING AVERAGE THREE-POINT FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED REBOUNDS 1. Damika Martinez 2014 24.9 1. Morgan Rachu 2019 261 1. Joy Adams 2014 442 2. Damika Martinez 2015 23.8 2. Damika Martinez 2014 242 2. Joy Adams 2016 419 3. Maggie Timoney 1988 20.6 3. Aaliyah Robinson 2016 224 3. Maria Johnson 1978 407 4. Maggie Timoney 1987 19.9 4. Jennifer Spafford 1992 213 4. Linda McKetney 1979 397 5. Michelle Fahy 2004 18.9 5. Alexis Lewis 2018 204 5. Joy Adams 2015 377 6. Damika Martinez 2013 18.1 6. Aaliyah Robinson 2015 200 6. Linda McKetney 1978 372 7. Joanne Ryan 1986 17.5 7. Alexis Lewis 2017 199 7. Joy Adams 2013 352 8. Suzanna Radday 1997 17.3 8. Damika Martinez 2015 195 8. Linda McKetney 1980 350 9. Megan Cobb 2000 17.1 9. Damika Martinez 2013 187 9. Anna McLean 2008 342 10. Martina Weber 2007 17.0 10. Philecia Atkins-Gilmore 2016 186 10. Linda McKetney 1977 311

FIELD GOALS THREE-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE REBOUNDING AVERAGE 1. Damika Martinez 2014 273 (Min. 15 Attempts) 1. Joy Adams 2014 13.8 2. Damika Martinez 2015 260 1. Megan Cobb 1999 .474 2. Linda McKetney 1980 13.5 3. Joanne Ryan 1986 248 2. Cassidee Ranger 2013 .442 3. Maria Johnson 1977 13.1 4. Damika Martinez 2013 225 3. Damika Martinez 2014 .442 4. Joy Adams 2015 12.6 5. Maggie Timoney 1987 208 4. Aleesha Powell 2014 .423 5. Joy Adams 2016 12.0 6. Joy Adams 2014 198 5. Damika Martinez 2013 .422 6. Linda McKetney 1977 11.5 7. Patty Reynolds 1990 193 6. Nancy Seltzer 1993 .409 7. Joy Adams 2013 10.7 8. Celeste Grier 1981 191 7. Maggie Timoney 1989 .405 8. Delia Newson 1999 10.4 9. Linda McKetney 1979 189 8. Sandy Bisogno 1998 .404 9. Anna McLean 2008 10.1 10 Michelle Fahy 2004 188 9. Tiara Headen 2006 .403 10. Anna McLean 2010 8.5 Maria Johnson 1978 188 10. Kristina Ford 2010 .400

FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS FREE THROWS ASSISTS 1. Joanne Ryan 1986 596 1. Maggie Timoney 1988 171 1. Marina Lizarazu 2015 175 2. Damika Martinez 2014 593 2. Megan Cobb 2002 157 2. Marina Lizarazu 2016 171 3. Damika Martinez 2015 582 3. Michelle Fahy 2004 147 3. Toni Horvath 2007 158 4. Damika Martinez 2013 506 4. Maggie Timoney 1987 141 4. Toni Horvath 2006 153 5. Maggie Timoney 1987 464 5. Megan Cobb 2000 137 5. Suzi Fregosi 2010 152 6. Maggie TImoney 1988 445 6. Joy Adams 2014 126 6. Suzi Fregosi 2009 151 7. Damika Martinez 2012 443 7. Karen Culbertson 2000 122 7. Kathy Toups 1993 148 8. Alexis Lewis 2017 442 8. Joy Adams 2016 120 8. Karen Shutz 2000 132 Joy Adams 2016 442 9. Damika Martinez 2015 119 Kathy Toups 1992 130 Patty Reynolds 1990 442 Megan Cobb 2001 119 10. Lauren DeFalco 2008 127 Karen Shutz 1997 127

FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE FREE THROW ATTEMPTS ASSISTS PER GAME (Min. 100 Attempts) 1. Maggie Timoney 1988 205 1. Marina Lizarazu 2015 6.3 1. Linda McKetney 1972 .702 2. Megan Cobb 2002 193 2. Kathy Toups 1993 5.5 2. Linda McKetney 1980 .695 3. Joy Adams 2016 175 3. Toni Horvath 2006 5.3 3. Martina Weber 2007 .544 4. Joy Adams 2014 172 4. Marina Lizarazu 2016 4.9 4. Maria Johnson 1977 .539 5. Megan Cobb 2000 170 Suzi Fregosi 2009 4.9 5. Maria Johnson 1978 .537 6. Michelle Fahy 2004 168 Karen Shutz 2000 4.9 6 Trinette Gooding 2004 .528 7. Maggie Timoney 1987 167 7. Suzi Fregosi 2010 4.8 Maggie Muldoon N/A .528 8. Anna McLean 2008 154 8. Karen Shutz 1997 4.7 8. Anna McLean 2008 .526 9. Megan Cobb 2001 150 9. Toni Horvath 2007 4.6 9. Anna McLean 2006 .524 Suzzanna Radday 1997 150 10. Suzi Fregosi 2012 4.5 10. Katie Ulrich 2000 .519 Patty Reynolds 1989 .519 2020-21 Iona College Women’s Basketball Game Notes Nov. 29, 2020 | at Army Page 15

IONA TOP SINGLE-GAME PERFORMANCES (ACTIVE PLAYER IN BOLD) HIGHEST SCORING EFFORTS (30+) MOST FG MADE (13+) FREE THROWS MADE (11+) 46 Damika Martinez vs. Rider (2013-14) 17 Damika Martinez vs. Columbia (2013-14) 16 Michelle Fahy vs. Saint Peter’s (2003-04) 42 Damika Martinez vs. Columbia (2013-14) 15 Michelle Fahy vs. Loyola (2003-04) 15 Damika Martinez vs. Rider (2015-16) 41 Damika Martinez vs. Rider (2014-15) Michelle Fahy vs. Rider (2003-04) 12 Aleesha Powell vs. Rider (2011-12) 38 Maria Johnson (1978-79) 14 Damika Martinez vs. Canisius (2012-13) Melissa Yeagley vs. Manhattan (2004-05) 37 Damika Martinez vs. Sacred Hrt (2014-15) Damika Martinez vs. Rider (2012-13) 11 Martina Weber vs. LIU Brooklyn (2006-07) 36 Damika Martinez vs. Canisius (2013-14) Michelle Fahy vs. Bucknell (2003-04) Michelle Fahy at American (2002-03) 35 Damika Martinez vs. Arizona (2013-14) 13 Damika Martinez vs. Sacred Hrt. (2014-15) 34 Damika Martinez vs. Niagara (2014-15) Kristina Ford vs. NC AT&T (2011-12) ASSISTS (11+) Damika Martinez at Columbia (2012-13) Martina Weber at Indiana (2006-07) 12 Marina Lizarazu at Manhattan (2014-15) Damika Martinez at Rider (2011-12) Marina Lizarazu vs. UCF (2014-15) Kristina Ford vs. NC AT&T (2011-12) HIGHEST FG ATTEMPTED (24+) 11 Toni Horvath vs. Fairfield (2004-05) Michelle Fahy vs. Bucknell (2003-04) 27 Damika Martinez vs. Sacred Hrt (2014-15) Renee Gaudette vs. Canisius (2001-02) Maggie Timoney vs. Manhattan (1986-87) Michelle Fahy vs. Loyola (2003-04) 33 Damika Martinez vs. Sacred Hrt (2013-14) 25 Michelle Fahy vs. Rider (2003-04) STEALS (8+) Michelle Fahy vs. Rider (2003-04) Damika Martinez vs. Arizona (2013-14) 10 Thazina Cook vs. Fairfield (2007-08) Michelle Fahy vs. Loyola (2003-04) Damika Martinez vs. Columbia (2013-14) Lauren DeFalco vs. UNH (2007-08) Maggie Muldoon vs. St. Peter’s (1976-77) Michelle Fahy vs. Rider (2003-04) 8 Marina Lizarazu at Geo. Wash. (2015-16) 32 Damika Martinez at Canisius (2014-15) 24 Damika Martinez at UCF (2013-14) Damika Martinez vs. Quinnipiac (2013-14) Damika Martinez vs. Niagara (2011-12) BLOCKS (7+) Martina Weber at Indiana (2006-07) Thazina Cook at Loyola (2008-09) 13 Sabrina Jeridore at Pacific (2013-14) Joanne Ryan at LIU (1983-84) 8 Sabrina Jeridore at Saint Peter’s (2013-14) 31 Damika Martinez vs. Canisius (2014-15) THREE-POINT FG MADE (7+) 7 Sabrina Jeridore at Canisius (2012-13) Damika Martinez vs. UCF (2014-15) 7 Alexis Lewis vs. St. Francis Bkln (2016-17) Sabrina Jeridore vs. Wagner (2013-14) Damika Martinez vs. Rider (2012-13) Damika Martinez at Siena (2013-14) Sabrina Jeridore at Columbia (2012-13) Sue Radday at Saint Peter’s (1996-97) Meg Abele vs. Fairfield (2003-04) Sabrina Jeridore vs. Wagner (2012-13) Maggie Timoney vs. St. Francis (1987-88) Toni Horvath at Siena (2003-04) Emily Mojica at Fairfield (1984-85) 30 Sue Radday vs. Drexel (1994-95) THREE-POINT FG ATTEMPTED (13+) Maggie Timoney at FIU (1987-88) 16 Damika Martinez at UCF (2013-14) Michelle Fahy vs. Saint Peter’s (2003-04) Meg Abele vs. UMBC (2003-04) 15 Morgan Rachu at Marist (2018-19) HIGHEST REBOUNDING EFFORTS (20+) Philecia Atkins-Gilmore at Mrylnd (2015-16) 26 Joy Adams at Monmouth (2014-15) 14 Morgan Rachu at Winthrop (2019-20) 24 Joy Adams vs. Monmouth (2015-16) Alexis Lewis vs. Manhattan (2016-17) Joy Adams vs. Marist (2015-16) 13 Alexis Lewis vs. Monmouth (2017-18) Joy Adams vs. Marist (2014-15) Aaliyah Robinson at Manhattan (2016-17) 23 Joy Adams at Fairfield (2015-16) Damika Martinez vs. Manhattan (2013-14) Linda McKetney vs. Sacred Hrt (1979-80) Damika Martinez at Drexel (2012-13) 21 Joy Adams at Quinnipiac (2014-15) Meg Abele at Pacific (2003-04) Joy Adams at UCF (2013-14) Joy Adams at Drexel (2012-13) Delia Newson vs. Rider (1998-1999) Katie Ulrich at Rider (1997-98) Lori Page vs. Niagara (1986-87) 20 Joy Adams at Rider (2015-16) Joy Adams at Rider (2013-14) Anna McLean at Canisius (2007-08) Regina McLain vs. St. Francis (1987-88) Karen Hennessy at Drexel (1986-87) Maria Johnson vs. Fordham (1980-81) Kathleen Kely vs. Sacred Heart (1980-81) Linda McKetney at Seton Hall (1979-80) 2020-21 Iona College Women’s Basketball Game Notes Nov. 29, 2020 | at Army Page 16

IONA ALL-MAAC SELECTIONS (MAJOR AWARD WINNERS IN BOLD) YEAR PLAYER HONOR YEAR PLAYER HONOR YEAR PLAYER HONOR 1981-82 Celeste Grier First Team 2000-01 Karen Culbertson Second Team 2011-12 Damika Martinez Rookie of the Year Debbie Stephens Second Team Megan Cobb Third Team Second Team 1982-83 Debbie Stephens Second Team 2001-02 Megan Cobb Second Team All-Rookie 1983-84 Joan O’Connor Second Team 2003-04 Michelle Fahy First Team Aleesha Powell All-Rookie Emily Mojica Second Team Meg Abele All-Rookie 2012-13 Damika Martinez Player of the Year 1985-86 Joanne Ryan Second Team Toni Horvath Rookie of the Year Joy Adams Rookie of the Year Maggie Timoney All-Rookie Team 2004-05 Meg Abele Third Team Second Team 1986-87 Maggie Timoney First Team 2005-06 Martina Weber First Team 2013-14 Joy Adams First Team Patty Reynolds Rookie of the Year Tiara Headen Second Team Damika Martinez Player of the Year 1987-88 Maggie Timoney Second Team Toni Horvath Third Team Aleesha Powell Second Team 1988-89 Patty Reynolds Second Team 2006-07 Martina Weber Player of the Year Aaliyah Robinson Sixth Player of the Year Noreen Winterfeldt All-Rookie Team Tiara Headen Second Team 2014-15 Joy Adams First Team 1990-91 Kathy Toups All-Rookie Team Toni Horvath Third Team Damika Martinez Player of the Year 1991-92 Nancy Seltzer All-Rookie Team 2007-08 Toni Horvath Second Team 2015-16 Joy Adams First Team 1993-94 Becky Bazyk All-Rookie Team Anna McLean Second Team Marina Lizarazu First Team 1995-96 Kim Gore Second Team 2008-09 Thazina Cook First Team Alexis Lewis Co-Sixth Player of the Year 1996-97 Suzanne Radday Second Team Anda Ivkovic Third Team All-Rookie Karen Shutz All-Rookie Kristina Ford Rookie of the Year 2016-17 Alexis Lewis First Team 1997-98 Karen Maisbenden Second Team 2009-10 Thazina Cook First Team Marina Lizarazu First Team Karen Shutz Second Team Suzi Fregosi Third Team 2017-18 Alexis Lewis Third Team Karen Culbertson All-Rookie Anda Ivkovic Third Team Toyosi Abiola Rookie of the Year 1998-99 Karen Culbertson Third Team Anna McLean Third Team All-Rookie Delia Newson Third Team Dianna Hubbard All-Rookie 2018-19 Juana Camilion All-Rookie Megan Cobb All-Rookie 2010-11 Anda Ivkovic Second Team 2019-20 Juana Camilion Third Team 1999-00 Karen Culbertson First Team Kristina Ford Third Team Paulla Weekes All-Rookie Megan Cobb Third Team 2020-21 Iona College Women’s Basketball Game Notes Nov. 29, 2020 | at Army Page 17 2020-21 IONA WOMEN’S BASKETBALL ROSTER Numerical No. Name Pos. Ht. Cl. Hometown / High School / Former School 00 Claudia Gomez Gonzalez G 5-9 Fr. Madrid, Spain / Colegio Los Sauces 1 Jenae Dublin G/F 6-2 Fr. Suitland, MD / Gwynn Park 2 Olivia Vezaldenos G 5-7 Sr. Manteca, CA / East Union / Concordia-Portland 4 De’jah Williams G/F 5-11 R-Jr. Philadelphia, PA / Imhotep Charter / Albany 5 Shyan Mwai G 5-6 Jr. Lowell, MA / Lowell 10 Thoranna Hodge-Carr G 5-8 Fr. Keflavík, Iceland / Fjölbrautaskóli Suðurnesja 11 Paulla Weekes F 5-10 R-So. Toronto, Ontario / St. Joseph’s College School 13 Lucia Becerra Perez G 5-7 So. San Cristobal de la Laguna, Tenerife, Spain / IES Viera y Clavijo 15 Sydney Avoletta F 6-4 Sr. Sterling, VA / St. Paul VI Catholic 22 Juana Camilion G 5-10 Jr. Palma de Mallorca, Spain / IES Antonio Maura 23 Anouschka Meijer PG 6-1 Fr. Amsterdam, Netherlands / Caland Lyceum 33 Hannah King F 5-11 R-Jr. Apopka, FL / Apopka / College of Central Florida 34 Adaora Onwumelu F 6-2 Fr. Douglasville, Georgia / Lithia Springs 35 Jessica Rogers G 6-1 R-Jr. Rutherford, NJ / Rutherford / Rhode Island Alphabetical 15 Sydney Avoletta F 6-4 Sr. Sterling, VA / St. Paul VI Catholic 13 Lucia Becerra Perez G 5-7 Fr. San Cristobal de la Laguna, Tenerife, Spain / IES Viera y Clavijo 22 Juana Camilion G 5-10 So. Palma de Mallorca, Spain / IES Antonio Maura 1 Jenae Dublin G/F 6-2 Fr. Suitland, MD / Gwynn Park 00 Claudia Gomez Gonzalez G 5-9 Fr. Madrid, Spain / Colegio Los Sauces 10 Thoranna Hodge-Carr G 5-8 Fr. Keflavík, Iceland / Fjölbrautaskóli Suðurnesja 33 Hannah King F 5-11 R-Jr. Apopka, FL / Apopka / College of Central Florida 23 Anouschka Meijer PG 6-1 Fr. Amsterdam, Netherlands / Caland Lyceum 5 Shyan Mwai G 5-6 So. Lowell, MA / Lowell 34 Adaora Onwumelu F 6-2 Fr. Douglasville, Georgia / Lithia Springs 35 Jessica Rogers G 6-1 R-Jr. Rutherford, NJ / Rutherford / Rhode Island 2 Olivia Vezaldenos G 5-7 Sr. Manteca, CA / East Union / Concordia-Portland 11 Paulla Weekes F 5-10 R-Fr. Toronto, Ontario / St. Joseph’s College School 4 De’jah Williams G/F 5-11 R-So. Philadelphia, PA / Imhotep Charter / Albany COACHING STAFF Head Coach: Billi Chambers (Hofstra ‘03) – 8th season Associate Head Coach: Ashlee Kelly (Quinnipiac ‘04) Assistant Coach: Allan Chaney (High Point ’14) Assistant Coach: Jordan McCann (Illinois ’13) Director of Basketball Operations: Alyssa Casino (Manhattanville ’15) Graduate Assistant: Jodi-Marie Ramil (Iona ‘20)

By Class: By State/Country: By Position: California (1)...... Olivia Vezaldenos Forwards (6)...... Sydney Avoletta Seniors (1)...... Olivia Vezaldenos Canada (1)...... Paulla Weekes Jenae Dublin Juniors (5)...... Juana Camilion Florida (1)...... Hannah King Hannah King Hannah King Georgia (1)...... Adaora Onwumelu Adaora Onwumelu Shyan Mwai Iceland (1)...... Thoranna Hodge-Carr Paulla Weekes Jessica Rogers Maryland (1)...... Jenae Dublin De’jah Williams De’jah Williams Massachusetts (1)...... Shyan Mwai Guards (8)...... Lucia Becerra Perez Sophomores (2)...... Lucia Becerra Perez Netherlands (1)...... Anouschka Meijer Juana Camilion Paulla Weekes New Jersey (1)...... Jessica Rogers Claudia Gomez Gonzalez Freshmen (6)...... Sydney Avoletta Pennsylvania (2)...... De’jah Williams Thoranna Hodge-Carr Jenae Dublin Spain (3)...... Claudia Gomez Gonzalez Anouschka Meijer Claudia Gomez Gonzalez Lucia Becerra Perez Shyan Mwai Thoranna Hodge-Carr Juana Camilion Jessica Rogers Anouschka Meijer Virginia (1)...... Sydney Avoletta Olivia Vezaldenos Adaora Onwumelu 2020-21 Iona College Women’s Basketball Game Notes Nov. 29, 2020 | at Army Page 18 2020-21 Iona College Women’s Basketball Game Notes IONA GAELS TELEVISION AND RADIO SPEED CHART

#00 Claudia #1 Jenae #2 Olivia GOMEZ GONZALEZ DUBLIN VEZALDENOS Freshman • G Freshman • G/F Senior • G 5-9 6-2 5-7 Madrid, Spain Suitland, MD Manteca, CA

#4 De’jah #5 Shyan #10 Thoranna WILLIAMS MWAI HODGE-CARR RS-Jr. • G/F Junior • G Freshman • G 5-11 5-6 5-8 Philadelphia, PA Lowell, MA Keflavik, Iceland

#11 Paulla #13 Lucia #15 Sydney WEEKES BECERRA PEREZ AVOLETTA RS-So. • F Sophomore • G Freshman • F 5-10 5-7 6-4 Toronto, Ontario San Cristobal de la Laguna, Tenerife, Spain Sterling, VA

#22 Juana #23 Anouschka #33 Hannah CAMILION MEIJER KING Junior • G Freshman • G RS-Jr. • F 5-10 6-1 5-11 Palma de Mallorca, Spain Amsterdam, Netherlands Apopka, FL

#34 Adaora #35 Jessica ONWUMELU ROGERS Freshman • F Junior • G 6-2 6-1 Douglasville, GA Rutherford, NJ

Billi CHAMBERS Head Coach Hofstra ‘03 Eighth Season

Ashlee Allan Jordan Alyssa KELLY CHANEY McCANN CASINO Associate HC Assistant Coach Assistant Coach DOBO Quinnipiac ‘04 High Point ‘14 Illinois ‘13 Manhattanville ‘15 12th Season Third Season Third Season Fourth Season

PRONUNCIATION GUIDE: Jodi-Marie Jenae Dublin Je-NAY Anouschka Meijer Ah-new-SCHKA My-er RAMIL Shyan Mwai Moy (rhymes with Coy) Juana Camilion ca-MEALY-own Graduate Assistant Lucia Becerra Perez LOO-cia BUH-cerra Adaora Onwumelu UH-dora on-woo-MEL-oo Iona ‘20 First Season