Week 1 2016-17 Women’s Nov. 10, 2016

#OneIvy STANDINGS #IVYMADNESS The inaugural Ivy League men’s and women’s basketball tournaments will take place Saturday Ivy League Overall and Sunday, March 11-12, 2017, at the Palestra in Record Pct. Home Away Record Pct. Home Away Neutral Streak Philadelphia. The top four teams will earn berths Brown 0-0 .000 0-0 0-0 0-0 .000 0-0 0-0 0-0 W 2 in the tournament, with the semifinals on Saturday Columbia 0-0 .000 0-0 0-0 0-0 .000 0-0 0-0 0-0 L 9 and the championships on Sunday. All six games Cornell 0-0 .000 0-0 0-0 0-0 .000 0-0 0-0 0-0 L 3 will be broadcast live on ESPN’s networks. Dartmouth 0-0 .000 0-0 0-0 0-0 .000 0-0 0-0 0-0 L 3 Harvard 0-0 .000 0-0 0-0 0-0 .000 0-0 0-0 0-0 L 1 Penn 0-0 .000 0-0 0-0 0-0 .000 0-0 0-0 0-0 L 1 LEAGUE NOTES Princeton 0-0 .000 0-0 0-0 0-0 .000 0-0 0-0 0-0 L 1 • The 43rd season of Ivy League women’s Yale 0-0 .000 0-0 0-0 0-0 .000 0-0 0-0 0-0 W 3 basketball begins with all eight teams in action this weekend, featuring seven games on The Ivy HISTORIC SEASON BEGINS League Digital Network (ILDN), now available via The 43rd season of Ivy League women’s basketball gets underway this weekend with all eight teams in action. the ILDN app on Apple TV and Roku. • Preseason favorite Penn is receiving votes Excitement level for the season is already high with the inaugural Ivy League men’s and women’s basketball in the latest coaches poll. The Quakers take tournaments, March 11-12, 2017, at The Palestra in Philadelphia. The four-team tournaments will determine on Duke on Sunday; the Blue Devils are also the League’s AQs to the NCAA Tournaments and all six games will be broadcast live on ESPN’s networks. receiving votes in the national rankings. • Harvard kicks off its season at Minnesota Five teams open at home on Friday, meaning all five games will be broadcast live on The Ivy League Digital on Saturday, while Princeton faces a George Network (ILDN), now available on Apple TV and Roku via the ILDN app. Columbia hosts UMBC at 2 p.m. Washington team that is receiving votes in the and Brown welcomes Howard at 6 p.m., followed by three games at 7 p.m. with New Hampshire at Cornell, coaches poll on Sunday. CCSU at Dartmouth and Rider at Princeton. Harvard kicks off its season on Saturday at Minnesota, while Penn’s season opener is on the road at Duke, which is receiving votes in both national polls. Yale welcomes Binghamton on Sunday to begin its campaign. UPCOMING SCHEDULE Defending champion Penn (24-5) was unanimously selected to repeat in the preseason media poll. The Friday, November 11 Quakers return all five starters from last year’s 13-1 team, including the 2015-16 Player and Defensive Player UMBC at Columbia, 2 pm [ILDN] of the Year in senior Sydney Stipanovich. Princeton (23-6), which finished second with a 12-2 Ivy record and Howard at Brown, 6 pm [ILDN] became the first League team to earn an at-large bid to the NCAA Tournament since the AQ was implemented, New Hampshire at Cornell, 7 pm [ILDN] will have to replace four starters. Rider at Princeton, 7 pm [ILDN] CCSU at Dartmouth, 7:30 pm [ILDN] In total, seven All-Ivy honorees from a year ago return, including three for Penn. Besides Stipanovich, juniors Michelle Nwokedi and Anna Ross are back; the two earned first team and honorable mention status a year Saturday, November 12 ago, respectively. Harvard at Minnesota, 3 pm [BTNPlus]

Cornell senior Nia Marshall, who led the League in scoring with 16.6 points per game, took home second- Sunday, November 13 team All-Ivy accolades in 2015-16, as did Columbia junior Camille Zimmerman. Zimmerman will be guided Princeton at George Washington, 12 pm by Lions first-year head coach Megan Griffith, a former Columbia standout who spent the past six years as Loyola (Md.) at Cornell, 1 pm [ILDN] an assistant at Princeton. Dartmouth will pair junior Kate Letkewicz, who received honorable mention last Columbia at Richmond, 2 pm season, with senior Fanni Szabo, who missed most of 2015-16 with an injury. Dartmouth at Vermont, 2 pm Penn at Duke, 2 pm [ACCNetwork] Brown will be led by last year’s unanimous Rookie of the Year, sophomore Shayna Mehta, who averaged 13.6 Binghamton at Yale, 2 pm [ILDN] points and 1.8 assists on the year. Harvard senior Destiny Nunley averaged 6.6 points, 5.0 rebounds and 1.0 assist per game last season as she looks to guide the Crimson to the postseason for the seventh time in Monday, November 14 nine seasons. Brown at Sacred Heart, 7 pm

The League has extended its relationship with ESPN to simulcast 43 games (21 men’s and 22 women’s) on KEY ESPN3 throughout the season. ILDN-Broadcast live on The Ivy League Digital Network

Web: IvyLeagueSports.com | #ILDN: IvyLeagueDigitalNetwork.com, ILDN.tv Facebook: TheIvyLeague | Instagram: IvyLeagueSports | : @IvyLeague, @Ivy_Basketball 2016-17 Ivy League Women’s Basketball Week 1 2 HONOR ROLL WEEKLY AWARD WINNERS The 2016-17 Ivy League women’s basketball weekly awards begin on Monday, PLAYERS OF THE WEEK Nov. 14. November 14...... November 21...... WEEKLY AWARDS HISTORY November 28...... PLAYER OF THE WEEK December 5...... School Last Occurrence Player December 12...... Brown December 28, 2015* Rebecca Musgrove Columbia December 21, 2015* Camille Zimmerman December 19...... Cornell February 8, 2016* Nia Marshall December 26...... Dartmouth February 22, 2016* Kate Letkewicz January 2...... Harvard February 15, 2016* AnnMarie Healy Penn March 7, 2016* Michelle Nwokedi January 9...... Princeton March 7, 2016* Annie Tarakchian January 16...... Yale February 29, 2016* Nyasha Sarju January 23...... January 30...... ROOKIE OF THE WEEK School Last Occurrence Player February 6...... Brown March 7, 2016 Shayna Mehta February 13...... Columbia February 1, 2016* Josie Little February 20...... Cornell February 1, 2016* Caroline Shelquist February 27...... Dartmouth December 29, 2014 Kate Letkewicz Harvard February 29, 2016 Sydney Skinner March 6...... Penn March 2, 2015 Michelle Nwokedi Princeton March 8, 2010 Niveen Rasheed ROOKIES OF THE WEEK Yale March 9, 2015 Tamara Simpson November 14...... *Shared honor November 21...... November 28...... December 5...... December 12...... December 19...... December 26...... January 2...... January 9...... January 16...... January 23...... January 30...... February 6...... February 13...... February 20...... February 27...... March 6...... 2016-17 Ivy League Women’s Basketball Week 1 3 NOTES ASSOCIATED PRESS POLL ILDN.tv November 1 THE IVY LEAGUE DIGITAL NETWORK Rank Team (First Place Votes)...... Points...... Record...... Previous The Ivy League Digital Network (ILDN) returns for a fourth year at ILDN.tv and 1 Notre Dame (14)...... 33-2...... 793...... 2 IvyLeagueDigitalNetwork.com. Exciting enhancements for ILDN in 2016-17 2 Baylor (12)...... 36-2...... 789...... 4 include an ILDN app on Apple TV and Roku. The new app will feature all live 3 UConn (6)...... 38-0...... 743...... 1 events and on-demand content on the ILDN. 4 South Carolina (1)...... 33-2...... 719...... 3 5 Louisville...... 26-8...... 718...... 8 6 Maryland...... 31-4...... 635...... 5 Powered by NeuLion, the network boasts an easy-to-navigate interface, a League- 7 Ohio State...... 26-8...... 632...... 9 wide schedule and interactive features, such as simultaneous four-game viewing, 8 Texas...... 31-5...... 604...... 7 full DVR controls and social media integration. These features enhance the 9 UCLA...... 26-9...... 557...... 10 viewing experience for the expanded range of events and other content offerings, 10 Mississippi State...... 28-8...... 516...... 15 all of which are available on computer, mobile and tablet devices. 11 Stanford...... 27-8...... 471...... 13 12 Florida State...... 25-8...... 437...... 17 Featuring live and on-demand video and audio content from home and away 13 Tennessee...... 22-14...... 415...... NR 14 Miami (FL)...... 24-9...... 328...... 19 contests across a variety of sports, the network features a channel for each of the 14 Syracuse...... 30-8...... 328...... 14 eight schools as well as a League-wide channel showcasing all available digital 16 Oklahoma...... 22-11...... 285...... 24 content across the conference. 17 Washington...... 26-11...... 259...... NR 18 Arizona State...... 26-7...... 244...... 11 The network features live, multi-camera HD coverage of select home and away 19 Kentucky...... 25-8...... 228...... 12 contests. All contest slated for live broadcast on ILDN will be available for on- 20 Florida...... 22-9...... 181...... 25 demand viewing as well as hundreds of hours of on-demand content. 21 DePaul...... 27-9...... 160...... 20 22 West Virginia...... 25-10...... 154...... 23 23 Indiana...... 21-12...... 108...... NR Packages for the League-wide channel, which features everything the network 24 Missouri...... 22-10...... 98...... NR has to offer, are $119.95 for 12 months, $49.95 for four months and $15.95 for 25 Oregon State...... 32-5...... 95...... 6 one month. Others receiving votes: Michigan State 78, Auburn 43, Texas A&M 20, Duke 16, Colorado State 10, California 9, Creighton 9, South Florida 8, Brigham Young 6, Temple 6, South Dakota State 5, Belmont Packages for school-specific channels are $89.95 for 12 months, $34.95 for four 4, UTEP 3, Boise State 2, Green Bay 2, North Carolina State 2, Chattanooga 2, Iowa State 1, Saint months, $10.95 for one month and $9.95 for a single day. . Louis 1, Oregon 1.

Follow ILDN on Twitter (@IvyLeagueNet) and make sure to use the hashtag #ILDN on social media to connect with the League’s nine-channel digital network. ESPN/USA TODAY COACHES POLL October 27 POSTSEASON AWARDS Rank Team (First Place Votes)...... Record...... Points...... Previous Following the end of the season, the Ivy League will announce its women’s 1 Connecticut (18)...... 755...... 38-0...... 1 basketball postseason awards voted on by the League’s eight head coaches. 2 Notre Dame (8)...... 739...... 33-2...... 6 3 South Carolina (3)...... 712...... 33-2...... 5 The All-Ivy teams (first, second and honorable mention), Player of the Year, 4 Baylor (2)...... 709...... 36-2...... 4 Defensive Player of the Year Rookie of the Year and Coach of the Year will be 5 Maryland ...... 603...... 31-4...... 9 announced on March 9, 2017. T-6 Texas (1)...... 594...... 31-5...... 7 T-6 Ohio State ...... 594...... 26-8...... 10 8 Louisville...... 586...... 26-8...... 14 9 UCLA...... 481...... 26-9...... 13 10 Stanford...... 467...... 27-8...... 11 11 Mississippi State...... 446...... 28-8...... 18 12 Florida State...... 431...... 25-8...... 12 13 Syracuse...... 394...... 30-8...... 3 14 Tennessee...... 360...... 22-14...... 19 15 Washington...... 352...... 26-11...... 8 16 Arizona State...... 321...... 26-7...... 16 17 Oregon State...... 255...... 32-5...... 2 18 Oklahoma...... 235...... 22-11...... 23 19 Kentucky...... 227...... 25-8...... 15 20 Miami (Fla.)...... 179...... 24-9...... 24 21 DePaul...... 173...... 27-9...... 17 22 Michigan State...... 167...... 25-9...... 21 23 Texas A&M...... 123...... 22-10...... 20 24 Florida...... 101...... 22-9...... NR 25 West Virginia...... 76...... 25-10...... 25

Others receiving votes: South Florida 65; Indiana 51; South Dakota State 38; Missouri 17; Colorado State 17; Duke 16; Auburn 14; Creighton 10; Michigan 10; Western Kentucky 10; St. John’s 9; Wisconsin-Green Bay 7; Northwestern 7; Oklahoma State 7; Pennsylvania 6; North Carolina State 5; Georgia 5; California 4; Temple 4; Brigham Young 3; Iowa 3; Oregon 2; Gonzaga 2; George Washington 2; Duquesne 2; Drake 1; Georgia Tech 1; Troy 1; Tulane 1. 2016-17 Ivy League Women’s Basketball Week 1 4 NOTES 43RD SEASON OF IVY LEAGUE WOMEN’S BASKETBALL 2015-16: 7-5 (.583) The 2016-17 season is officially the 43rd season of Ivy League women’s 2014-15: 5-6 (.455) basketball, which began in 1974-75. 2013-14: 4-6 (.400) 2012-13: 5-6 (.455) THE IVIES VERSUS... 2011-12: 3-9 (.250) A conference-by-conference breakdown of the Ivies in 2016-17 non-conference, 2010-11: 4-4 (.500) regular-season action: 2009-10: 6-4 (.600)

CONFERENCE...... RECORD THE COACHES America East...... 0-0 Harvard’s Kathy Delaney-Smith is in her 35th year as a head coach and has led her American Athletic...... 0-0 team to 11 Ivy titles. She holds the top spot in the League coaching records book in Atlantic 10...... 0-0 overall wins (546) and Ivy wins (322) and surpassed former Princeton men’s coach Atlantic Coast...... 0-0 Pete Carril for most wins all-time at an Ivy League school. Princeton coach Courtney Atlantic Sun...... 0-0 Banghart ranks fourth in overall victories (190), fourth in Ivy victories (104) and tied Big 12...... 0-0 for third in Ivy championships (five). Penn’s Mike McLaughlin (518) recorded his BIG EAST...... 0-0 500th career win when the Quakers defeated Drexel on Dec. 19, and his 100th win as Big Sky...... 0-0 head coach at Penn when his squad held off Yale on Jan. 29, 2016. Columbia kicks Big South...... 0-0 off a new era this season with former Lions standout and Princeton assistant coach Big Ten...... 0-0 Megan Griffith at the helm. Big West...... 0-0 Colonial...... 0-0 TITLE HISTORY Conference USA...... 0-0 Penn claimed its second Ivy title in three years last season, and its fourth overall. Division III...... 0-0 Dartmouth leads the way with 17 titles, while Princeton is second with 12. Horizon...... 0-0 MAAC...... 0-0 No. Team Last Title Mid-American...... 0-0 17 Dartmouth 2008-09 MEAC...... 0-0 12 Princeton 2014-15 Missouri Valley...... 0-0 11 Harvard 2007-08* Mountain West...... 0-0 6 Brown 2005-06* Northeast...... 0-0 4 Penn 2015-16 Ohio Valley...... 0-0 1 Cornell 2007-08* Pac 12...... 0-0 1 Yale 1978-79 Patriot...... 0-0 *-shared title SEC...... 0-0 Southern...... 0-0 TOP 10 CONFERENCE Southland...... 0-0 The past two seasons has seen The Ivy League ranked in the top 10 out of 32 SWAC...... 0-0 in the NCAA conference RPI. The Ancient Eight finished the 2014-15 season Summit...... 0-0 ranked No. 7 and ended the 2015-16 campaign ranked No. 10. Sun Belt...... 0-0 West Coast...... 0-0 20-WIN SEASONS WAC...... 0-0 2013-14 was the first time in Ivy League history that three teams posted 20 TOTAL...... 0-0 (.000) wins in the same season. Penn and Princeton each reached the 20-win plateau in 2015-16, the seventh time in League history that at least two teams won 20 IVY LEAGUE TOURNAMENTS games and the fifth time in the past seven years. The Ivy League will conduct postseason tournaments for both men’s and women’s basketball at The Palestra in Philadelphia on March 11-12, 2017. The Year Teams four-team tournaments will determine the conference’s automatic bids to the 1995-96 Harvard (20-7)*, Princeton (20-11) NCAA Division I Basketball Championships, and all six games will be broadcast 2005-06 Dartmouth (23-6)*, Princeton (21-7) live on ESPN’s networks. 2009-10 Princeton (26-3)*, Harvard (20-9) 2012-13 Princeton (22-7)*, Harvard (21-9) FAST START 2013-14 Penn (22-7)*, Harvard (22-8), Princeton (21-9) Ivy League women’s basketball is looking to start its non-conference slate 2014-15 Princeton (31-1)*, Penn (21-9) strong and post a .500 or better record throughout the opening weekend for the 2015-16 Penn (24-5)*, Princeton (23-6)* second-consecutive season. *NCAA Tournament team 2016-17 Ivy League Women’s Basketball Week 1 5 NOTES NON-CONFERENCE IT’S MADNESS The Ivy League finished 72-45 in non-conference action in 2015-16, marking CollegeSportsMadness.com also names an Ivy League Player of the Week. The first the most regular-season non-conference victories in the NCAA era, surpassing weekly awards will be selected on Monday, Nov. 14. last year’s mark of 68. It matches the most non-conference wins in Ivy history, previously accomplished in 1977-78. The Ancient Eight’s 2015-16 non-conference 2016-17 IVY LEAGUE WOMEN’S BASKETBALL PRESEASON MEDIA POLL winning percentage of .615 is the best in the NCAA era and third overall in League Defending Ivy League women’s basketball champion Penn has been unanimously history (1976-77). selected to repeat as Ivy champs, after a vote by conference media and women’s basketball sports information directors. In 2014-15, the final NCAA conference rating saw the Ivy League come in at No. 8 in the nation, the best ever conference ranking for the Ancient Eight. In The Quakers swept the first-place votes for a total of 136 points, the fifth team the final poll, the Ivy League trailed only the Big Five (Big 12, ACC, SEC, Big 10 to accomplish the feat in League history and first since Princeton in 2010-11. and Pac 12, in that order), the Atlantic 10 (No. 6) and American (No. 7), the latter It marks the third time that Penn was selected to finish first, as the Quakers of which leapfrogged the Ancient Eight thanks to UConn’s win in the National previously were picked to win the League in 1999-00, the inaugural year of the Championship. preseason poll, and 2000-01.

The Ancient Eight finished 68-46 in regular-season non-League play in 2014- The Tigers, the runners-up and NCAA Tournament at-large team a year ago, 15, good for a winning percentage of 59.7. Since Columbia joined Division I in finished second with 110 points, followed by Harvard (104), Cornell (76), 1986-87, the League’s 68 non-conference wins in 2014-15 marks the highest Dartmouth (66), Yale (56), Brown (40) and Columbia (24). single-season total, bettering last year’s mark of 55. Moreover, the Ivy’s winning percentage of 59.7 is the best during that stretch, breaking the 52.0 mark set in Predicted Order Of Finish 1989-90. First-Place Votes in Parentheses Rank School Points Most Non-Conference Wins in a Single-Season: 1. Penn (17) 136 1) 1977-78 72* 1. Princeton 110 2) 2015-16 72 3. Harvard 104 3) 2014-15 68 4. Cornell 76 4) 1976-77 64& 5. Dartmouth 66 5) 1979-80 62* 6. Yale 56 6) 1978-79 58* 6. Brown 40 7) 2013-14 55 8. Columbia 24

Best Non-Conference Winning Percentage in a Single Season: THE RETURNERS 1) 1974-75 64.3 (48-22) Four of the top 10 scoring leaders and five of the top 10 rebounding leaders from 2) 1976-77 62.1 (64-39)& last season return to the court in 2016-17, including Cornell senior Nia Marshall, 3) 2015-16 61.5 (72-45) who led the League in scoring, and Penn senior Sydney Stipanovich, who 4) 2014-15 59.7 (68-46) led the League in rebounding. Stipanovich also was the Ivy leader in offensive 5) 1977-78 54.6 (72-60)* rebounds, while her teammates Michelle Nwokedi and Anna Ross led the 6) 1975-76 52.5 (53-48)& Ancient Eight in blocks and assist/turnover ratio, respectively. 7) 1989-90 52.0 (51-47) 8) 2013-14 49.1 (55-57) The League boasts the return of its top players in the following categories: Scoring — Nia Marshall (Cornell), 16.6 per game *-Columbia was a member of Division III Rebounding — Sydney Stipanovich (Penn), 10.1 per game &-Columbia’s overall record not available Assists — Megan LeDuc (Cornell), 4.2 per game Free Throw % — Kate Letkewicz (Dartmouth), 88.2 500 CLUB Steals — Tamara Simpson (Yale), 3.0 per game Harvard head coach Kathy Delaney-Smith earned her 500th win when Harvard Blocked Shots — Michelle Nwokedi (Penn), 2.8 per game defeated Colgate on Nov. 23, 2013 and Penn head coach Mike McLaughlin Assist/Turnover Ratio — Anna Ross (Penn), 2.3 recorded his 500th career victory when the Quakers held off Drexel on Dec. Offensive Rebounds — Sydney Stipanovich (Penn), 3.0 per game 19, 2015. Delaney-Smith is one of four active Division I head coaches to spend Minutes Played — Kate Letkewicz (Dartmouth), 37.1 per game 33-plus years at one institution. She also became the first-ever Ivy coach to win 300 League contests with the Crimson’s victory over Brown on Feb. 7, 2014. That win was also Harvard’s 600th, the first Ivy team to accomplish the feat. Delaney- Smith and McLaughlin are two of the 30 active Division I head coaches to reach 500 victories for their career. 2016-17 Ivy League Women’s Basketball Week 1 6 NOTES

MOST IVY PLAYER OF THE WEEK AWARDS MOST IVY ROOKIE OF THE WEEK AWARDS Career No. Player, School Year No. Player, School Years 10 Diana Caramanico, Penn 1998 21 Allison Feaster, Harvard 1995-98 10 Elisa Morrison, Dartmouth 2004 14 Niveen Rasheed, Princeton 2009-13 10 Temi Fagbenle, Harvard 2013 12 Diana Caramanico, Penn 1998-01 9 Allison Feaster, Harvard 1995 11 Hana Peljto, Harvard 2001-04 9 Niveen Rasheed, Princeton 2010 11 , Princeton 2011-15 8 Sydney Stipanovich, Penn 2014 10 Judie Lomax, Columbia 2009-10 7 Hana Peljto, Harvard 2001 10 Sydney Stipanovich, Penn 2014-Pres. 7 Linday Krasna, Cornell 2005 9 Martina Jerant, Brown 1992-95 7 Jeomi Maduka, Cornell 2006 9 Alyssa Baron, Penn 2010-14 7 Alyssa Baron, Penn 2011 8 Christine Clark, Harvard 2010-14 6 Katy Grubbs, Yale 1996 8 Annie Tarakchian, Princeton 2012-Pres. 6 Reka Cserny, Harvard 2002 7 Kirsten Brendel, Penn 1988-91 6 Melissa Colborne, Yale 2007 7 Vita Redding, Brown 1996-99 6 Brittney Smith, Dartmouth 2008 7 Courtney Banghart, Dartmouth 1997-00 6 Brogan Berry, Harvard 2009 7 Michelle Miller, Princeton 2012-Pres. 6 Sarah Halejian, Yale 2012 6 Sandi Bittler, Princeton 1987-90 6 Camille Zimmerman, Columbia 2015 6 Tammy Butler, Harvard 1992-95 BOLD indicates active player 6 Mary LaMacchia, Cornell 1992-96 6 Emma Markley, Harvard 2008-11 6 Allyson DiMagno, Cornell 2010-14 6 Temi Fagbenle, Harvard 2012-15 6 Nia Marshall, Cornell 2013-Pres.

Season No. Player, School Year 11 Allison Feaster, Harvard 1998 7 Niveen Rasheed, Princeton 2013 7 Blake Dietrick, Princeton 2015 6 Judie Lomax, Columbia 2010 5 Kirsten Brendel, Penn 1990 5 Allison Feaster, Harvard 1997 5 Diana Caramanico, Penn 2000 5 Diana Caramanico, Penn 2001 5 Reka Cserny, Harvard 2005 GAMES DECIDED BY... 5 Blake Dietrick, Princeton 2014 Team OT/1-5 6-10 11-15 16+ Total 4 Martina Jerant, Brown 1993 Brown 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 4 Allison Feaster, Harvard 1996 Columbia 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 4 Vita Redding, Brown 1997 Cornell 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 4 Hana Peljto, Harvard 2003 4 Hana Peljto, Harvard 2004 Dartmouth 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 4 Melissa Colborne, Yale 2007 Harvard 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 4 Judie Lomax, Columbia 2009 Penn 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 4 Emma Markley, Harvard 2010 Princeton 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 4 Niveen Rasheed, Princeton 2012 Yale 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 4 Alyssa Baron, Penn 2012 4 Christine Clark, Harvard 2013 4 Allyson DiMagno, Cornell 2013 4 Sydney Stipanovich, Penn 2014 4 Annie Tarakchian, Princeton 2015 4 Sydney Stipanovich, Penn 2016 2016-17 Ivy League Women’s Basketball Week 1 7 MEDIA INFORMATION WEBSITE The official website of the Ivy League is www.ivyleaguesports.com. Women’s basketball information including standings, statistics, news and notes are updated regularly on the League’s website and social media platforms. The complete Ivy League women’s basketball release is posted online on Tuesday afternoons during the season.

DIGITAL NETWORK The Ivy League Digital Network is located at www.ivyleaguedigitalnetwork.com or www.ILDN.tv as well as on Apple TV and Roku via the ILDN app. The ILDN is the League’s nine-channel digital network that includes live video coverage of all available athletics events across a variety of sports. The network features an easy- to-navigate interface, a League-wide network schedule and new interactive features, such as simultaneous four-game viewing, full DVR controls and social media integration, all of which are available on computer, mobile and tablet devices without the use of an app.

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The Ivy League Trevor Rutledge-Leverenz ivyleaguesports.com TheIvyLeague @IvyLeague @IvyLeagueSports IvyLeagueSports (609) 258-1996 office #IvyHoops [email protected] ILDN.tv #ILDN 2016-17 Ivy League Women’s Basketball Week 1 8 DOUBLE-DOUBLES Through Nov. 15 SEASON Maddie Campbell, Cornell 13 pts., 10 rebs. at Bryant (11/15/15)

Michelle Nwokedi, Penn 23 pts., 11 rebs. at UMBC (11/15/15)

Annie Tarakchian, Princeton 20 pts., 12 rebs. vs. American (11/13/15) 19 pts., 10 rebs. vs. Duquesne (11/15/15)

TOTALS Career 2015-16 Natalie Ball, Brown 1 Kennedy Martin, Brown 1 Rebecca Musgrove, Brown 2

Alexa Giuliano, Columbia 1 Tori Oliver, Columbia 2 Camille Zimmerman, Columbia 3

Nicholle Aston, Cornell 7 Maddie Campbell, Cornell 1 1 Nia Marshall, Cornell 10

Lakin Roland, Dartmouth 11 Fanni Szabo, Dartmouth 1

AnnMarie Healy, Harvard 7

Michelle Nwokedi, Penn 7 1 Sydney Stipanovich, Penn 16

Michelle Miller, Princeton 2 Vanessa Smith, Princeton 1 Annie Tarakchian, Princeton 12 2 Alex Wheatley, Princeton 2

Emmy Allen, Yale 2 Jen Berkowitz, Yale 1 Meredith Boardman, Yale 2 Lena Munzer, Yale 1 2016-17 Ivy League Women’s Basketball Week 1 9 20-POINT PERFORMANCES Through Nov. 15 SEASON Nia Marshall, Cornell 23 at Bryant (11/15/15)

Michelle Miller, Princeton 24 vs. Duquesne (11/15/15)

Michelle Nwokedi, Penn 23 at UMBC (11/15/15)

Tori Oliver, Columbia 23 at UMBC (11/13/15)

Nyasha Sarju, Yale 30 at Dayton (11/13/15)

Annie Tarakchian, Princeton 20 vs. American (11/13/15)

TOTALS Career 2015-16 Jordin Alexander, Brown 9 Natalie Ball, Brown 1

Carolyn Binder, Columbia 3 Alexa Giuliano, Columbia 3 Tori Oliver, Columbia 10 1 Devon Roeper, Columbia 1 Camille Zimmerman, Columbia 4

Nicholle Aston, Cornell 2 Nia Marshall, Cornell 9 1

Lakin Roland, Dartmouth 5 Fanni Szabo, Dartmouth 15

Annmarie Healy, Harvard 4

Michelle Nwokedi, Penn 1 1 Keiera Ray, Penn 2 Sydney Stipanovich, Penn 1

Michelle Miller, Princeton 7 1 Annie Tarakchian, Princeton 3 1 Alex Wheatley, Princeton 2

Nyasha Sarju, Yale 2 1 Tamara Simpson, Yale 1 2016-17 Ivy League Women’s Basketball Week 1 10 10-REBOUND PERFORMANCES Through Nov. 15 SEASON Emmy Allen, Yale 13 vs. Albertus Magnus (11/15/15)

Maddie Campbell, Cornell 10 at Bryant (11/15/15)

Michelle Nwokedi, Penn 11 at UMBC (11/15/15)

Erika Steeves, Brown 10 at Bethune-Cookman (11/13/15)

Annie Tarakchian, Princeton 12 vs. American (11/13/15) 10 vs. Duquesne (11/15/15)

TOTALS Career 2015-16 Natalie Ball, Brown 3 Kennedy Martin, Brown 2 Rebecca Musgrove, Brown 2 Erika Steeves, Brown 1 1 Janie White, Brown 1

Alexa Giuliano, Columbia 1 Tori Oliver, Columbia 3 Camille Zimmerman, Columbia 3

Nicholle Aston, Cornell 8 Maddie Campbell, Cornell 1 1 Nia Marshall, Cornell 11

Lakin Roland, Dartmouth 15 Fanni Szabo, Dartmouth 1

Annmarie Healy, Harvard 7

Michelle Nwokedi, Penn 7 1 Sydney Stipanovich, Penn 16

Michelle Miller, Princeton 2 Vanessa Smith, Princeton 2 Annie Tarakchian, Princeton 16 2 Alex Wheatley, Princeton 2 Taylor Williams, Princeton 2

Emmy Allen, Yale 7 1 Jen Berkowitz, Yale 2 Meredith Boardman, Yale 5 Lena Munzer, Yale 1 Katie Werner, Yale 2 2016-17 Ivy League Women’s Basketball Week 1 11 8-ASSIST PERFORMANCES Through Nov. 15

SEASON

TOTALS Career 2015-16 Megan LeDuc, Cornell 3 Kerri Moran, Cornell 3

Beth Brzozowski, Penn 1

Annie Tarakchian, Princeton 1

6-BLOCK PERFORMANCES Through Nov. 15

SEASON

TOTALS Career 2015-16

Michelle Nwokedi, Penn 2 Sydney Stipanovich, Penn 9

6-STEAL PERFORMANCES Through Nov. 15

SEASON Tamara Simpson, Yale 7 vs. Albertus Magnus (11/15/15)

TOTALS Career 2015-16 Rebecca Musgrove, Brown 1

Sara Mead, Columbia 1

Megan Leduc, Cornell 1 Nia Marshall, Cornell 3

Fanni Szabo, Dartmouth 1

Keiera Ray, Penn 1

Tamara Simpson, Yale 3 1