2011-2012 SHIPPENSBURG UNIVERSITY WOMEN’S BASKETBALL

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General Information About Shippensburg University...... 4 Academic Programs...... 5 Academics and Athletics...... 6 ® PSAC Academic Support Services for Student Athletes...... 7 Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference Athletic Administration...... 8 Facilities...... 9 Players of the Year Heiges Field House...... 10 The Coaches Head Coach...... 12-13 Assistant Coach...... 14

Season Outlook Roster...... 16 Season Outlook...... 17-18

Player Profiles Returning Players...... 20-29 Shippensburg Quick Facts Shippensburg has had seven Newcomers...... 30 Official Name of University: Shippensburg University of Pennsylvania Lauren Beckley, 2008, 2009, 2010 Member: The Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education conference players of the Season Review (2010-2011) Location and Zip Code: Shippensburg, Pa. 17257 President: Dr. William N. Ruud year since 1996, including five Season Review...... 32-33 Undergraduate Enrollment: 7,200 Season Statistics...... 34 Overall Enrollment: 8,300 under head coach Kristy Trn. Founded: 1871 The PSAC Colors: Red and Blue Nickname: Raiders Awards and Results...... 36 Conference: Pennsylvania State Athletic Individual Statistics...... 37-38 Other Affiliations: NCAA Division II Team Statistics...... 39-41 Director of Athletics: Jeff Michaels All-Time History...... 42 Athletics Office: (717) 477-1541 Head Coach: Kristy Trn (Shippensburg ‘93/‘94M) Assistant Coaches: Jen Grassel (Shippensburg ‘05) Opponents...... 43-46 Head Coach’s Office: 717-477-1543 Head Coach’s E-Mail: [email protected] History Home Court: Heiges Field House (2,768) Women’s Basketball at Shippensburg...... 48-49 Sports Information Director: Bill Morgal Distinguished Alumnae...... 50 Office Phone 717-477-1206 E-mail [email protected] Lauren Beckley: PSAC’s All-Time Leading Scorer... 51 Fax 740-477-1253 Team Capsules...... 52-54 Hotline 717-477-7678 Lady Raiders; PSAC Championship Victories...... 55 Mailing Address Sports Information Office 1871 Old Main Drive (OM 304) Lady Raiders in the NCAA Tournament...... 56-59 Shippensburg, Pa. 17257 Record Book...... 60 Web site www.shipraiders.com Career Leaders...... 61

Single Season Leaders...... 62 Shippensburg University of Pennsylvania, in compliance with federal and state laws and university policy, is committed to human understanding and provides Schedule...... Back Cover equal educational, employment, and economic opportunities for all persons without regard to race, color, sex, age, creed, national origin, religion, veteran status, or disability. Direct requests for disability accommodations and other inquiries to the Office of Disability Services, Horton Hall120, Shippensburg Uni- versity, 1871 Old Main Drive, Shippensburg, PA 17257-2299, (717) 477-1329.

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Press passes and all other media requests are to be directed to Bill Morgal, sports information director. Heiges Field House Christa Cline, 2001 Ashley Totedo, 1999

Women’s Basketball 3 AboutGeneral SHIPPENSBURG Information UNIVERSITY AcademicGeneral Informa PROGRAMStion

General Information Consortium at Wallops Island, a Undergraduate Major Human Communication Studies Pre-Law Graduate Degree 3+2 engineering program with two Information Technology for Students interested in a pre-law • Founded in 1871 as the Cumberland Programs Programs schools of engineering, 2+3 and 3+3 Business Education program may select any major. Valley State Normal School health science programs with pro- Accounting Interdisciplinary Arts Typical curricula include Political Administration of Justice • Comprehensive regional public fessional schools, 2+2 allied health Applied Physics Management Science, Business, English, and Applied History university programs, and Army ROTC. Nanofabrication Entrepreneurship History. Biology • Member of the Pennsylvania State • Find a job or focus on a career with Art General Health Professions Concentration Business Administration (MBA) System of Higher Education the help of Career Development Computer Graphics Human Resource Pre-Chiropractic Communication Studies • Located on 200 acres in southcen- Center and alumni career services. Biology International Pre-Dentistry Computer Science tral Pennsylvania Biotechnology Management Information Systems Pre-Medicine Counseling Facilities and Resources Ecology and Environment College Enrollment Marketing Pre-Optometry • Ezra Lehman Memorial Library Medical Technology Mathematics Pre-Pharmacy Elementary • 7,200 undergraduate students and houses more than 2 million items Chemistry Applied Pre-Physical Therapy Mental Health 1,100 graduate students and provides access to electronic Biochemistry Statistics Pre-Podiatry Secondary • 53% women and 47% men resources which are accessible from Medical Technology Physics Pre-Veterinary Medicine Student Personnel • 37% of our students live on campus your personal computer 24-7. Communication/Journalism Political Science Allied Health Science Curriculum & Instruction • 94% of our students are from Penn- • Campus computer network has con- Electronic Media Psychology Shippensburg University is Biology sylvania nections in every classroom, faculty Print Media Public Administration affiliated with Thomas Jefferson Early Childhood Education office, and residence hall rooms (one Public Relations Secondary Certification University Jefferson College of Elementary Education Faculty for every student). Every student Computer Engineering Art Health Professions. These are 2+2 English • Student-faculty ratio: 20:1 and each has an e-mail and a Web homepage Computer Science English transfer programs unless otherwise Geography/Earth Science student has a faculty advisor account. Students can access their Computer Graphics French indicated. Respective fields of History • 91% of the 294 full-time instruc- academic and scheduling records Embedded Programming Spanish study are: Mathematics tional faculty members hold a online. A wireless network is avail- Related Discipline Secondary Education Bioscience Technology Middle School Education doctorate or other terminal degree able in many buildings on campus. Systems Programming Biology Nursing Modern Language Criminal Justice Geoenvironmental Studies in their field • 21 microcomputer labs (3 general Biology/Environmental Occupational Therapy (2+3) Earth Science Organizational Development and • Our faculty’s main focus is teaching. and 18 with major specific software). Education P.A.C.E. Program (2+2, 3+3) Economics Leadership All classes are taught by faculty, not Two labs are open 24-7. Chemistry Radiologic Sciences graduate assistants Business Information Technology for Business Student Life Mathematics Business Education Communications Accreditations Political Science Undergraduate Minor Education • The Student Services, Inc. adminis- • Intramural sports: • Approximately 80 percent of Mathematics • AACSB International ters a $2.8 million budget and pro- Public Administration Physics Programs Environmental Management Basketball, bowling, racquetball, undergraduates receive some form • ABET (computer science) vides a highly diversified program of Social Science Sociology Anthropology Higher Education soccer, softball, street hockey, tennis, of financial aid, including grants, Elementary Education Historical Administration • American Chemical Society student activities. Social Studies Biochemistry Ultimate Frisbee, volleyball academic or athletic scholarships, English Individual and Organizational • More than 200 student clubs, Economics Coaching • Council for the Accreditation of • Sports facilities include: outdoor loans, and student employment. Writing Development organizations, honor societies and Geography Early Childhood Education Counseling and Related Educa- tennis courts, indoor and outdoor Exercise Science Public Organizations activity groups. Admission to SU History Ethnic Studies tional Programs track, two indoor swimming pools, Finance Social Structure & • Council for Exceptional Children • Cultural and lecture series brings • Prospective students must provide: Political Science Geographic Information Science squash and handball courts, a Personal Financial Planning Social Work German Studies Organization • Council on Social Work Education nationally and inter-nationally a completed application form, a $40 rehabilitation center, outdoor sand French Software Engineering Gerontology Psychological Science • International Association of Coun- known persons to campus. volleyball courts. processing fee, official high school Geoenvironmental Studies Public Administration transcript*, recommendations*, and Spanish International Studies seling Services • 9 student housing facilities; all but • 62,000-square-foot Student Geography Reading aptitude test results (SAT or ACT)*. Supply Chain Management Music • National Council for the Accredita- one are co-ed. Rooms are double Recreation Building features an Geographic Information School Administration The SAT essay score or writing Logistics Philosophy tion of Coaching Education occupancy and have two high-speed 8,000-square-foot fitness center, an Systems Social Work (with Millersville) computer connections. Seavers sample will not be used in the Pre-Forensic Science Reading • Middle States Association of Col- elevated running track, racquetball Human-Environment Special Education Complex houses six students in each admission decision, but will be used Students interested in a pre- Technical/Professional leges and Schools courts, and four multi-purpose Land Use Behavior Disorders unit. Stone Ridge Commons offers for English placement. forensic science program may Communications • National Council for the Accredita- courts. History Comprehensive apartment-style living for two, four, (*These must be sent by the high school, select any major. Typical curricula Theater tion of Teachers • 12-acre student recreation center Public History Learning Disabilities or six students. the College Board, or ACT.) include Biology, Chemistry, and Women’s and Gender Studies includes: hockey rink; sand volley- Criminal Justice. Mental Retardation Academic Programs • Student services: University Counsel- ball courts; basketball courts; fields • Transfer students must submit col- and Opportunities ing Center, Career Development for football, softball, lacrosse, and lege transcripts. Center, Learning Center, Women’s Certificate and • 75 majors and concentrations and rugby; exercise trail for rollerblading, • The Admissions Office operates on Center, Multicultural Student Devel- Certification Programs 22 graduate programs biking, and jogging. a rolling basis. opment Center. • 3 colleges: Arts and Sciences, Busi- • The average applicant has a grade Advanced Studies in Business • Etter Health Center provides 24- Costs/Financial Aid ness, and Education and Human average of B or better and SAT Advanced Counseling in hour access to medical services. Services; plus a Office of Undeclared • Total estimated annual costs/ score of 1050, for regularly admitted Marriage, Couples and in-state: $16,066* per year for resi- students. Family Therapy Students. Athletics dential students Applied History • Study abroad opportunities are • Successful applications display a • Member of the Pennsylvania State Graduate Certificate of available in dozens of countries. • Total estimated annual costs/ student’s leadership ability, special Athletic Conference and NCAA Management Information Find out more at www.ship.edu/ Maryland students: $24,044* per talents and interests and a high Division II. Systems international year for residential students school record of college preparatory • Intercollegiate sports: • Total estimated annual costs/out-of- courses. Principal’s Certification K-12 • Internships, hands-on labs, graduate Men: baseball, basketball, cross- Superintendent’s Letter of assistantships and more, SU helps state students: $25,604* per year for • 71% of applying students are admit- country, football, soccer, swimming, residential students ted. Eligibility you create opportunities for real-life track and field, wrestling. Supervisory I Certificate experiences. *Estimated annual costs include Women: basketball, cross country, tuition, fees, room and board (2011- • Academic options include indepen- field hockey, lacrosse, soccer, soft- dent study and research internships, 2012). Average cost for books and ball, swimming, tennis, track/field, supplies: $1200. field experience, the Marine Science volleyball.

4 Shippensburg University Women’s Basketball 5 General Information General Information ACADEMICS and ATHLETICS ACADEMIC SUPPORT SERVICES for Student Athletes

Shippensburg University shapes its athletic program to fit within Shippensburg University established the Office of Academic Support Services the overall academic goals of the university—maintaining a balance for Student-Athletes to provide the best possible resources for enhancing the between athletics and academics. academic experiences of student-athletes. Through the coordinator, a variety of Since 1984, the university’s Office of Institutional Research has academic assistance services are available, including academic advising support, monitored the progress of our athletes in the classroom. The academic progress monitoring, academic counseling and referral, and assisting original study found that Shippensburg was ahead of many institu- graduating student-athletes in researching and pursuing employment and/or tions in meeting the standards of Propositions 48 and 64—two opportunities for graduate education. NCAA resolutions designed to set minimum educational levels in The Office of Academic Support Services for Student-Athletes has strong links collegiate athletes. with the Learning Center and other campus-wide programs to support the Proposition 64 of the NCAA established a minimum score of 700 academic well being of student-athletes. in the SAT and a 2.0 grade point average in 11 core curriculum All student-athletes have the opportunity to participate in the NCAA Student courses in high school. Proposition 48 carries these minimums Athletic Affairs. This program is committed to promoting excellence in even further and outlines availability of scholarships to freshmen academics, athletics, career and personal development, and community service. athletes based on their school performance. In addition, all incoming first-year student-athletes have the opportunity to Incoming freshmen athletes show preparation levels comparable to voluntarily participate in the PACES program. PACES (Personal, Academic, Kurt Dunkel those of all incoming students. In 2009, the average SAT score for and Career Exploration Seminar) is open to all incoming undeclared first-year Coordinator of Academic Support incoming freshmen athletes was 993, only slightly below the SAT student-athletes who want to gain greater insight into campus majors, possible Services for Student-Athletes average for new incoming students of 1013. Both groups average in careers paths, campus resources, technology, scheduling concerns, and wellness the upper two-fifths of their graduating high school classes. issues. Kurt Dunkel is responsible for providing academic advisement, monitoring academic Today Shippensburg University athletes continue to uphold the The office provides information and informed advice about academic matters to progress, counseling and referral, and assisting study’s findings. The quality point average (QPA) for all athletic all student-athletes, and all student-athletes are strongly encouraged to use the graduating student-athletes in researching and teams in 2009-10 was 2.51 on a 4.0 scale. The 10 women’s teams services. pursuing employment or opportunities for had a 3.10 overall average while the eight men’s teams averaged The Office of Academic Support Services for Student-Athletes is located in graduate education. In addition, he directs the 2.51. This can be compared to the fall 2009 figures: the total stu- Davis House. Please contact the coordinator at (717) 477-1699 with any ques- Study Table Program, Laptop Loan Program, dent body QPA averaged 2.80, females were slightly higher at 2.92, tions or concerns or visit our website at www.shipraiders.com. and facilitates programming associated with and males were slightly lower at 2.67. the CHAMPS/Life Skills Program. Shippensburg’s athletes continue to show high six-year gradua- During his graduate studies, Mr. Dunkel com- tion rates. Sixty-two percent of those receiving athletically related pleted his practical counseling experiences at financial aid graduate within six years of enrolling. The 2009 Shippensburg University’s Counseling Center NCAA Graduation Rate Report found that nationally, among and at the Counseling Center at the Univer- public Division II schools, the graduation rate was 47 percent with sity of Edinburgh in Scotland. He received a athletes graduating at 55 percent. Retention studies by the Office MS in college counseling from Shippensburg of Institutional Research and Planning show male athletes at University. Shippensburg graduated at 58 percent and those receiving athleti- cally related financial aid graduated at 57 percent. In addition, He has worked at Shippensburg in two other female athletes graduated at 74 percent and those receiving athleti- capacities previously. Most recently he has cally related financial aid graduated at a rate of 80 percent. served as Academic Liaison/Counselor in the Academic Success Program. Dunkel also Since 1975, 41 athletes have earned Academic All-America honors served as a mental health counselor in the and five athletes have earned NCAA Postgraduate scholarships. Student Counseling Center. Many more of Shippensburg’s fine athletes have been nominated 2011 Spring Semester for these and other regional and national honors. Student-Athlete Academic Summary Dunkel also enters his 14th year as a part time assistant coach of track and field and has Although the academic standards are stringent at Shippensburg, The information below is based on 18 intercollegiate coached over 100 conference placewinners the 20 athletic teams have won about 58 percent of all their con- athletic teams—indoor and outdoor track are and 15 All-American athletes. As a student- tests since 1975. Twelve university teams have won 65 Pennsylva- combined. This summarizes the academic performances athlete, Dunkel was an All-PSAC and All- nia State Athletic Conference (PSAC) championships in the same of the 464 student athletes on official athletic American javelin thrower – finishing second at period. rosters during the Spring 2011 Semester. the NCAA championships in 1997 and 1998. • The semester QPA for all student athletes was 2.91. He lives in Shippensburg with his wife and two young sons. • The semester QPA for female student athletes was 3.19. • The semester QPA for male student athletes was 2.67. • Women’s swimming achieved the highest semester QPA at 3.45. Eight (8) other teams achieved a semester QPA of 3.0 or greater. They were: Men’s Cross Country (3.14), Wom- en’s Field Hockey (3.29), Women’s Soccer (3.30), Women’s Softball (3.02), Women’s Tennis (3.01), Women’s Track & Field (3.27), Women’s Volleyball (3.11), and Women’s Cross Country (3.42). • 51% (237) of all student athletes earned a semester GPA of 3.0 or greater. • 35% (162) of all student athletes earned a semester GPA of 3.3 or greater (Dean’s List). • 25% (115) of all student athletes earned a semester GPA of 3.5 or greater. • 8% (36) of all student athletes earned a semester GPA of 6 Shippensburg University 4.0. Women’s Basketball 7 AthleticsGeneral InformatAdministrationion General InformaFacilitiestion

Jeff Michaels Carrie Michaels Ashley Grimm Acting Assistant Director of Athletics Acting Associate Director of Athletics/ Director of Athletics Senior Woman Administrator Jeff Michaels is in his first year as the director of Ashley Grimm is in her second year as athletics at Shippensburg University. Michaels Carrie Michaels is the acting associate director the acting assistant director of athletics at served as Shippensburg’s acting director of of athletics and senior woman administrator at Shippensburg. She is especially active in the athletics for the 2009-10 and 2010-11 academic Shippensburg University - a role she has held maintenance and enforcement of NCAA rules years after serving four years as the university’s for two years. Prior to her appointment in Sep- compliance and interpretation. Her additional associate director of athletics. tember of 2008 as an assistant director of athlet- responsibilities with the athletics department During his term as the acting director, Michaels ics, Michaels had been serving as the interim include game management roles. coordinator of Academic Support Services for was the primary overseer to an athletic depart- From 2009-10, Grimm was an athletic depart- Student-Athletes since September of 2006. ment that maintained an outstanding level ment assistant and a graduate assistant women’s Student Recreation Center of success. Shippensburg won 12 conference Michaels has been a valuable member of the basketball coach at her alma mater, Clarion championships spanning six different sports and athletic administration - particularly in the University. Grimm was a valuable resource to The 64,000 square-foot Student Recreation Center, which operates under the moniker of “ShipRec”, provides the following amenities to the competed at 21 different NCAA champion- management and maintenance of the depart- the athletics department in the areas of compli- Shippensburg University community: 39 cardiovascular machines with televisions, 15 Cybex Eagle Circuit Power Lift Stations, a free weight area, ship tournaments or events over the last two ment’s budget. She is also responsible for the ance and academic performance while organiz- four multi-purpose courts for volleyball, basketball, tennis and badminton, an 1/8 mile elevated running track, an 1,800 square-foot fitness studio and academic years. promotion, supervision, and management of ing and administrating numerous events and two racquetball courts. Shippensburg won the Dixon Trophy in both fund-raising activities - in particular the Cor- fund-raisers. ShipRec opened in March 2008. The primary clients of ShipRec are the non student-athletes who currently attend Shippensburg, but the facility can porate Sponsorship Program, the Lady Raider years of Michaels’ acting tenure, setting total Grimm was a four-year letterwinner and start- be used in emergencies for athletic team practices or other uses. Additional people that are eligible for memberships are faculty and staff members, Golf Tournament. Michaels is also active in point and margin of victory records in the ing point guard on the women’s basketball team graduate students, university retirees (as identified by Human Resourses), alumni, donors, trustees and other accepted affiliates. game management and the monitoring of process. The Dixon Trophy is awarded to the at her alma mater and graduated as Clarion’s gender equity issues. most successful overall athletic program in the all-time assists leader with 569. She scored 807 Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference. Another aspect of Michaels’ work is her coordi- points, collected 217 steals (sixth-most in school On a national scale, Shippensburg finished 10th nation of community service projects and com- history), shot 42 percent from the floor (281 of in the 2010-11 Learfield Sports Directors’ Cup munity engagement initiatives. Shippensburg 664) and 73 percent from the free throw line. standings to mark the highest national ranking has been honored by the NCAA for three con- Grimm was also a co-captain and letterwinner in university history. Eleven of SU’s 20 intercol- secutive years for its community engagement on Clarion’s first-ever women’s golf team. through activities such as Kid’s Night Out, legiate athletic programs produced points at the As an undergraduate, Grimm was a two-year MentorSHIP, “Jam the Gym” and the Special national level. The Directors’ Cup gauges the president of Clarion’s Student Athlete Advisory Olympics “Fun Meet.” top intercollegiate athletic programs in Division Committee (SAAC) after serving as the orga- II. In her previous role as the academic support co- nization’s vice-president as a sophomore. She Athletics Weight Room Prior to coming to Shippensburg, Michaels ordinator, Michaels was responsible for provid- also served as the vice-president of the student served five years as an assistant to the athletics ing academic advisement, monitoring academic senate during her senior year and was an ac- The Athletics Weight Room, located in the basement of Heiges Field director at Slippery Rock University where he progress, counseling and referral, and assisting tive participant in the Fellowship of Christian House, is a new weight training and exercise facility constructed exclu- worked with compliance and facilities. He also graduating student-athletes in researching Athletes (FCA). sively for use by the student-athletes on the campus of Shippensburg and pursuing employment and/or opportuni- University. It opened in time for the 2009 winter semester. The facility is spent five years as the sports information direc- A gifted student, Grimm earned two PSAC ties for graduate education. Under her watch, typically open Monday through Thursday from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. and on tor at Lycoming College. Prior to Lycoming, Top 10 awards and two ESPN The Magazine/ Michaels had directed the Study Table Program Fridays from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Teams have the opportunity to perform Michaels served six months as Slippery Rock’s CoSIDA Academic All-District certificates and Laptop Loan Program at Shippensburg group exercises and lifts. interim sports promotion and information among her numerous academic honors. She while serving as an advisor to the Shippensburg director, and one year as a graduate assistant in was a four-time PSAC Scholar Athlete and The center features state-of-the-art equipment, including Precor Cardio chapter of SAAC. the same capacity. graduated summa cum laude in 2008 with a products, six PowerLift stations, 12 different Cybex Eagle stations, a Michaels earned his bachelor of arts in mass Michaels earned her bachelor of arts in psychol- degree in biology while enrolled in the honors Cybex Modular station, numerous Hoist free weight stations, a plethora communication and political science from ogy and criminal justice in 1995 at Duquesne program. After receiving a NCAA postgradu- of weight and barbells and various medicine balls along with additional Lycoming in 1992 and his master’s degree in where she also competed as a student-athlete in ate scholarship, Grimm was inducted into Beta fitness resources. athletics administration from Slippery Rock in the sport of basketball. She earned her master’s Gamma Sigma honor society for nationally 1993. In May 2010, he earned a master’s degree degree in sport management at Slippery Rock accredited business programs and received her in sport management from California Univer- in 2001. MBA in 2010. sity of Pennsylvania. She resides in Shippensburg with her husband, Grimm, a native of Sugarloaf, lives in Cham- Michaels resides in Shippensburg with his wife Jeff. bersburg. Carrie and is the father of two sons, Douglas and Drew. 8 Shippensburg University Women’s Basketball 9 HEIGESGeneral FIEL InformatD HOUSEion

Heiges Field House is the home court of Shippensburg University’s men’s and women’s basketball teams. Heiges also serves as the home for the wrestling, volleyball and swimming teams. The facility is also used for high school tournament games, university open houses, winter commencement ceremonies, concerts, and is the site of the PIAA state gymnastics championships. In 2007, over 2,500 fans witnessed the PIAA basketball state semifinal contest between James Buchanan and Greencastle-Antrim. When constructed in 1971, Heiges Field House was the second largest wooden-domed structure in the world. Besides the main arena, the field house contains offices, equipment rooms, a wrestling room, weight room, four handball courts, a weight-training fitness cen- ter an a natatorium with a six-lane, 25-yard pool and electronic timing. After extensive renovations to the facility that included new bleachers, the 2007-08 season marked the first that the arena featured a wooden playing surface. The floor was helped made possible through the support of Gannon Associates, who made a 10-year com- mitment that supports the University, men’s basketball, track and field and the athletics department. The company’s logo is featured prominently on the new floor. The floor was designed by Connor Floor who has designed playing surfaces for the likes of the University of North Carolina and the University of Kansas as well as having constructed floors for NCAA Final Four competition at the RCA Dome and the 2004 Summer Olympics in Athens, Greece. It is removed during the offseason. The women’s team has also thrived inside Heiges Field House. In nine seasons under the direction of head coach Kristy Trn, the Lady Raiders have posted a 121-42 record. That success correlates to a winning percentage of .742. The largest crowds for women’s basket- ball games was 1,300 for Clarion and the celebration of National Women and Girls in Sports Day on Feb. 21, 1998.

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Beginning with the 1994-95 season, Trn’s first as the full-time assis- Trn Records By Opponent Kristy Trn tant coach, Shippensburg has compiled an overall record of 335-164, a Record at Shippensburg 207-136 (12 years) Pacific West (1-1) Assumption 1-0 Head Coach 17-season run that includes 12 winning seasons, eight 20-win seasons, Bentley 0-1 Overall Record 207-136 (12 years) Grand Canyon 1-1 eight NCAA Tournament appearances, seven PSAC championships, Binghamton 0-1 Thirteenth Year Home Record 121-42 three NCAA East Region titles, three NCAA Division II Elite Eight Bloomsburg 14-3 Shippensburg ‘93 Away Record 73-82 PSAC Eastern Division (71-40) appearances and a final national ranking of No. 2 in 1996. Bowie State 2-1 Neutral Record 13-12 Bloomsburg 14-3 Caldwell 1-0 In addition, the program has also boasted 23 All-PSAC divisional First PSAC Record 85-45 Cheyney 12-2 Kristy Trn enters her 13th season as California (Pa.) 7-19 Team selections, 11 Second Team selections, seven Athlete of the Year Non-Conference Record 75-49 East Stroudsburg * 13-3 Charleston (WV) 3-3 the head women’s basketball coach and five Rookie of the Year honors. NCAA Tournament Record 3-3 Kutztown 9-7 at her alma mater, Shippensburg Cheyney 12-2 Mansfield 12-2 Clarion 12-9 University. With the inclusion of Trn has been responsible for the recruitment and mentorship of numer- ous student-athletes who rank among the best to have ever played the By Conference Millersville 5-12 Columbia Union 2-0 five years as the team’s primary as- West Chester 6-11 Concordia (NY) 1-0 sistant coach, one year as a volunteer game at both Shippensburg University and competitively in the PSAC. Carolinas-Virginia Athletic (1-1) St. Andrews Presbyterian 0-1 Davis & Elkins 1-0 assistant coach and four years as a stu- Lauren Beckley (2007-10), a two-time WBCA All-American and three- PSAC Western Division (76-61) Delta State 1-0 rd Pfeiffer 1-0 dent-athlete, Trn is set to embark upon her 23 season at SU in 2011-12. time PSAC Player of the Year, is the all-time leading scorer in PSAC California (Pa.) 7-19 District of Columbia 1-1 history after scoring 2,407 points through 113 career games to rank 15th Dowling 1-0 Trn is the winningest coach in Lady Raider basketball history. The Central Atlantic Collegiate (7-0) Clarion 12-9 two-time PSAC Western Division Coach of the Year has a career record in NCAA Division II history. Kasey Gardner (2008-11) finished her Edinboro 13-8 East Stroudsburg 13-3 career with 1,745 points in 111 games, ranking sixth in school history Caldwell 1-0 Edinboro 13-8 of 207-136 and a mark of 85-65 in PSAC divisional play. She achieved Felician 1-0 Gannon 1-2 th and 26th in PSAC history. Shanna Oaddams (2004-07) ranks third in Indiana (Pa.) 9-13 Fairmont State 1-1 her 200 career head coaching victory on Jan. 9, 2011 with a 19-point nd Georgian Court 1-0 victory over No. 22 Gannon. SU history and 22 in PSAC history with 969 career rebounds. Lock Haven 15-4 Felician 1-0 Philadelphia 2-0 Florida Southern 0-1 In 2007-08, Shippensburg thrived with a combination of veteran leader- Mercyhurst 1-2 Shippensburg has had seven winning seasons under Trn. The team has University of the Sciences 2-0 Franklin Pierce 0-1 ship and young scoring threats, totaling a 19-9 record and advancing Slippery Rock 18-4 also posted three seasons of 20 or more wins and has advanced to the Gannon 1-2 PSAC tournament eight times and won two PSAC championships to the team’s second consecutive PSAC Tournament. Trn’s instruction Central Intercollegiate Athletic Georgian Court 1-0 Sunshine State (0-2) (2000, 2001). She was named PSAC Western Division Coach of the helped the Lady Raiders place a strong emphasis on ball control and Association (3-3) Glenville State 0-1 Year in 2001 and 2002. distribution. As a result, Shippensburg led the conference in three-point Bowie State 2-1 Florida Southern 0-1 Grand Canyon 1-1 shooting (38.6 percent) and assist-to-turnover ratio (0.92) while com- N.C. Central 1-1 Tampa 0-1 Hillsdale 0-1 mitting the second-fewest turnovers in the PSAC. Shaw 0-1 Indiana (Pa.) 9-13 West Virginia Intercollegiate Athletic (33-20) In the 2006-07 season, Shippensburg regained its standing as one of the Kutztown 9-7 Charleston (WV) 3-3 Trn Career Profile top teams in the PSAC after finishing with an overall record of 17-11, East Coast (4-0) Lock Haven 15-4 improving by five victories from a disappointing 2005-06 campaign. A Concordia (NY) 1-0 Davis & Elkins 1-0 Longwood 1-0 Year Position Record Pct. Postseason year after going 2-10 in conference play, the Lady Raiders went 7-5 in Dowling 1-0 Fairmont State 1-1 Mansfield 12-2 Mercy 1-0 1994-95 Asst. Coach 22-7 .759 NCAA Second Round the PSAC Western Division to finish third and begin a new streak of Mercy 1-0 Glenville State 0-1 Mercyhurst 1-2 1995-96 Asst. Coach 28-6 .824 NCAA Runner-up consecutive PSAC Women’s Basketball Championship appearances. New Haven 1-0 Ohio Valley 1-0 1996-97 Asst. Coach 25-5 .833 NCAA East Semifinal Pittsburgh-Johnstown 7-5 Merrimack 0-1 The success of the program continued to flourish under Trn during Millersville 5-12 1997-98 Asst. Coach 28-4 .875 NCAA Elite Eight Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic (1-0) Salem International 1-0 the 2004-05 season as the Lady Raiders finished third in the highly N.C. Central 1-1 1998-99 Asst. Coach 25-6 .806 NCAA East Final Tiffin 1-0 Seton Hill 2-1 competitive Western Division with an 8-4 record, the fifth time that the Shepherd 8-2 New Haven 1-0 North Dakota 0-1 1999-00 Head Coach 24-6 .800 NCAA East Semifinal team has won at least seven conference games and finished in the top West Virginia Wesleyan 5-2 Gulf South (1-0) Northeastern State 0-1 2000-01* Head Coach 28-5 .848 NCAA Final Four three. She also continued her success in developing and mentoring some West Liberty State 0-2 Delta State 1-0 Ohio Valley 1-0 2001-02 Head Coach 20-9 .690 NCAA East Quarterfinals of the top players in the PSAC as Shippensburg had two players named West Virginia State 1-2 to the All-PSAC Western Division First Team and the Rookie of the Pfeiffer 1-0 2002-03 Head Coach 13-15 .464 Independent (4-1) West Virginia Tech 2-0 Year. The team also advanced to the conference tournament for the 11th Philadelphia 2-0 2003-04 Head Coach 19-11 .633 Columbia Union 2-0 Wheeling Jesuit 1-1 consecutive year. Pittsburgh-Johnstown 8-4 2004-05 Head Coach 17-10 .630 Longwood 1-0 Saint Rose 1-0 2005-06 Head Coach 12-15 .444 In 2003-04, Trn led Shippensburg to a 19-11 record and an appearance District of Columbia 1-1 OTHER Salem International 1-0 2006-07 Head Coach 17-11 .607 in the PSAC tournament championship game for the eighth time in Seton Hill 2-1 2007-08 Head Coach 19-9 .679 Shaw 1-0 school history before losing to eventual national champion California Lone Star Conference (0-1) NCAA DIVISION I (1-1) 2008-09 Head Coach 12-15 .444 (Pa.). The Vulcans finished the year with a 35-1 record with the team’s Northeastern State 0-1 Shepherd 8-2 2009-10 Head Coach 14-16 .467 only loss coming at Shippensburg, 77-73, on Feb. 21, 2004. In 2002-03, Binghamton 0-1 Slippery Rock 18-4 Longwood 1-0 2010-11 Head Coach 12-14 .462 the Lady Raiders finished fourth in the PSAC Western Division and in North Central Intercollegiate Athletic (0-1) Southern New Hampshire 1-0 Head Coach 207-136 .603 3 Appearances (3-3) 2001-02, totaled the team’s eighth-straight 20-win season. North Dakota 0-1 St. Andrew’s Presbyterian 0-1 Combined 335-164 .671 8 Appearances (11-7) Stonehill 0-1 Two years earlier in 2001, Trn guided Shippensburg to its sixth consecu- Non-NCAA Tampa 0-1 tive conference championship, still, the only time in PSAC history that Northeast-10 (3-2) United States Collegiate Athletic Coaching Credentials Tiffin 1-0 a men’s or women’s basketball team has won six straight championships. Saint Rose 1-0 Association (1-0) PSAC Western Division Coach of the Year (2001, ‘02) University of the Sciences 2-0 The next closest team to challenge that mark was the California (Pa.) Assumption 1-0 Warren Wilson 1-0 Eight NCAA Tournaments (1995, ‘96, ‘97, ‘98, ‘99, ‘00, ‘01, ‘02) Warren Wilson 1-0 women who won three straight from 2002-04. Bentley 0-1 Three NCAA Elite Eight Appearances (1996, ‘98, ‘01) West Chester 6-11 Franklin Pierce 0-1 * Shippensburg played ESU three times in 2009- West Liberty 0-2 PSAC Athlete of the Year (1996, ‘98, ‘99, ‘01, ‘08, ‘09) Also that year, the Lady Raiders were ranked No. 4 in the nation in Merrimack 0-1 10; one was considered a non-conference match. West Virginia State 1-2 PSAC Rookie of the Year (1998, ‘01, ‘04, ‘05, ‘07) the final Women’s Basketball Coaches Association (WBCA) Division Stonehill 0-1 West Virginia Tech 2-0 * Trn coached four Academic All-America nominees in 2000-01 II Coaches’ Poll, advancing to the program’s second-straight NCAA Southern New Hampshire 0-1 West Virginia Wesleyan 5-2 Tournament under Trn before losing to North Dakota in the national Wheeling Jesuit 1-1 Milestone Victories semifinals. Off the court, Shippensburg had a 3.401 team grade point #1 • Nov. 19, 1999 vs. Georgian Court, 86-30 average, the 18th highest on the WBCA Honor Roll and the only listed #50 • March 9, 2001 vs. Pittsburgh-Johnstown, 80-70 team from the East Region. #100 • Feb. 10, 2004 vs. Pittsburgh-Johnstown, 83-61 In Trn’s first year at the helm during the 1999-2000 season, the Lady #150 • Feb. 19, 2007 vs. California (Pa.), 79-68 Raiders won the PSAC Western Division championship and their fourth #200 • Jan. 9, 2011 vs. Gannon, 83-62 consecutive conference championship. Under Coach Trn, the women’s

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basketball team has also thrived academically – never holding a team grade-point average lower than 2.75 while compiling a grade-point aver- Jen Grassel age above 3.0 in multiple seasons. Assistant Coach A 1993 graduate of Shippensburg, Trn was a volunteer assistant coach Fifth Year for the Lady Raiders in 1994 before being elevated to a full-time assis- Shippensburg ‘05 tant coach prior to the 1994-95 season. Trn received her master’s degree in administration of justice from Shippensburg in 1994. Jen Grassel (Scaffidi) is in her As a player, Kristy (O’Hara) Trn scored 1,765 points, the fourth-highest fifth season as the primary as- total in school history. Her career free throw percentage of 78.8 percent sistant coach to the women’s bas- was a school record for 11 seasons. Trn is also fifth in school history in ketball team at her alma mater, rebounds (656), seventh in assists (348) and ninth in steals (180). Shippensburg University. Grassel Trn is the only player to have led Shippensburg in scoring, rebounding, was a four-year letterwinner for assists, steals and blocked shots in the same season, a feat she accom- the Lady Raiders from 2001-05 plished during the 1992-93 season. Trn also held the SU single-game and has been a part of 57 victories during her coaching tenure. scoring record for 15 seasons, totaling 45 points on Feb. 11, 1993 against Grassel is integral to the team’s gameday preparations and assists Cheyney. the head coach with game and practice duties as well as travel ar- In 1992 and 1993, Trn was named to the All-PSAC Western Division rangements, recruiting and scouting. First Team after earning Second Team honors as a sophomore. As a Much like current head coach Kristy Trn, one of Grassel’s many junior and senior, she was an All-Eastern College Athletic Conference strengths as a student-athlete was her free-throw shooting. For her (ECAC) selection and in 1993, Trn was an NCAA Division II All-East career, Grassel made 405-of-510 attempts for 79.4 percent, making Region honoree and Honorable Mention All-American. 85.2 percent of her attempts as a senior. In 2003, she was inducted into Shippensburg University’s Athletic Hall In 2010-11, Shippensburg led the PSAC and ranked third in Divi- of Fame for her accomplishments as a player and was later inducted in sion II with a 77.6 percent proficiency from the free-throw line. 2007 into the Plum High School Hall of Fame. Making that achievement all the more impressive is the fact that A member of the WBCA, Trn has previously been a voting member for Shippensburg also led the PSAC with 503 made free throws and the USA Today/ESPN/WBCA Division Coaches’ Poll. She and her ranked second in the PSAC in attempts (648). Individually, Dana husband John currently live in Shippensburg and are the proud parents Wert and Shawna Wert – who also attended the same New Jersey of daughter Alyssa and son Cole. high school as Grassel – ranked third and fourth in the PSAC for individual free-throw accuracy. Shawna’s 149 made free throws were the most of any player in the PSAC. A native of Turnersville, New Jersey, Grassel spent the 2006-07 season as the assistant varsity coach at her high school alma mater, Washington Township, while also working as a ninth grade math teacher. As an assistant on the varsity squad, she helped lead the Minutemaids to a 21-7 record, an Olympic Conference champion- ship and a berth in the sectional semifinals. Immediately following her playing career with the Lady Raiders, Grassel was an assistant coach at Shippensburg Area Senior High School during the 2005-06 season where she worked with the guards. As a player at Washington Township High School, Grassel was a two-year captain and 1,000-point scorer en route to earning All-South Jersey First Team and All-State Honorable Mention honors. Grassel returned to Shippensburg in 2007 following a highly suc- cessful four-year career in which she earned two All-PSAC Western Division honors, including a first team selection in 2005. She is currently ranked sixth on the school’s career scoring list with 1,583 points and holds the school records for career and season free throw percentage. She graduated in 2005. She is also the only player in SU history to record 100 or more assists in all four of her competitive seasons and lead the team in assists for four consecutive years. Scaffidi concluded her career with 481 assists, the third-most in SU history. A Daktronics, Inc. All-East Region Second Team selection as a senior, Scaffidi is the only player since Trn during the 1992-93 season, to lead the team in both scoring and assists, a feat she ac- complished twice as a sophomore and a senior. She played in all 114 of the team’s games during her four-year career, starting in 111 of them. During that time, the Lady Raiders had a record of 69-45, a winning percentage of 60.5 percent. Grassel and her husband Mike reside in Lewisberry. OUTLOOK

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The Shippensburg women’s basketball team returns four starters and Shippensburg also boasts three new players who will debut this season 10 total players for the 2011-12 season from a squad that finished last from the backcourt: freshmen Samantha Damiano (Bellwood-Antis), season averaging 70.1 points per game – its highest single-season mark Kayla Jerido (Ross School (N.Y.)) and Jen Kalinowski (Our Lady of since 2006-07. Lourdes). Despite the loss of three-time All-PSAC forward Kasey Gardner, the FRONTCOURT sixth-leading scorer in school history, SU enters the season with balance among its scorers and enough depth to provide plenty of options on Senior Lindsay Howard has emerged as a valuable post player for the both offense and defense. Raiders. In addition to scoring a career-high 120 points last season, Howard played steady defense and recorded 36 blocked shots — the “It’s going to be a different team and different look this year,” head 10th most in SU single-season history and most since Kim Strickland coach Kristy Trn said. “For the last three years we have been pretty (51) in 2005-06. Howard continues to get stronger and has the potential much one- or two-player reliant in terms of Kasey Gardner and Lauren for her best offensive season to date. Beckley. We have a lot more balance to the team this year offensively and we’re going to use our speed to try get at our opponents.” Junior Caitlin Bamberger has battled with nagging injuries in her career and hopes to breakout this season as a regular impact player. Bamberger After posting a 12-14 overall mark and a 7-7 record in PSAC Eastern has been a valuable post option for Shippensburg when healthy and has Division play, Shippensburg is seeking a berth in the PSAC Tourna- displayed double-double potential when on the floor. She averaged 8.8 ment after missing out on the postseason the last three years. points per game in the final four contests of last season in which she started each contest. BACKCOURT Senior Monae Baker averaged 9.0 points and 6.6 rebounds in 16 games Last season, the Raiders led the PSAC and ranked third in all of Divi- with the Raiders last season but also battled nagging injuries a season sion II with a 77.6 percent proficiency at the free-throw line. A big part ago. Baker has the double-double potential as well and has the potential of that success was from twin guards Shawna Wert and Dana Wert, to be one the team’s leading scorers and rebounders when SU takes the who each shot 85 percent from the free-throw line and combined for floor. 263 made free throws. “When those two are working together, they create so many oppor- tunities offensively,” Trn said. “They give us such a good 1-2 punch. They both can penetrate, they both can hit the three and they are both extremely good passers. More than that, they have the ability to lock down defensively.” Dana finished the year with 121 assists – the most by a Raider in a season since 2007-08 – and averaged 4.7 assists per game, ranking fifth in the PSAC and 36th in Division II. She was 114-of-133 (85.7 percent) at the free-throw line for the third-best proficiency in the PSAC and the 15th best in Division II. Dana also averaged 10.1 points per contest, shot 41.7 percent from three-point range (making 30 three-pointers) and No. name Pos. yr. Ht. Hometown/High School contributed at least four points and two assists in every game. 12 Shawna Wert G Jr. 5-6 Sewell, N.J./Washington Township (Georgian Court) Shawna ranked second on the team with 12.2 points per game, 318 total 13 Erin Varley G Sr. 5-5 Bethel Park/Bethel Park points, 77 assists and 31 steals. She led the PSAC dur­ing the regular season with 149 made free throws, making 85.1 percent of her attempts 14 Dana Wert G Jr. 5-6 Sewell, N.J./Washington Township (Georgian Court) from the free-throw line to rank fourth in the PSAC and 23rd in Division 15 Morgan Taylor G Jr. 5-6 Breinigsville/Parkland II. Shawna averaged 3.0 assists per game, reached double figures for 20 Kayla Jerido G Fr. 5-6 Southampton, N.Y./Ross School points in 18 of 26 contests and had at least six points in every game. 21 Raediah Lyles G So. 5-8 Pittsburgh/Shady Side Academy Sophomore Sarah Strybuc played in all 26 games as a freshman and 24 Codi McMaster G So. 5-9 Spring Grove/Spring Grove averaged 6.2 points per contest. Strybuc ranked fourth on the team with 30 Jen Kalinowski G Fr. 5-8 Coal Township/Our Lady of Lourdes 20.5 minutes per contest in 2010-11, averaging 6.2 points per game. She 31 Monae Baker F/C Sr. 6-0 Manhattan, N.Y./East Stroudsburg North (Pitt-Johnstown) hit 27 three-pointers, scored at least one point in 24 of 26 games and posted double figures in five games. 32 Sarah Strybuc G So. 5-7 Philadelphia/Archbishop Ryan 33 Samantha Damiano G Fr. 5-8 Bellwood-Antis/Bellwood-Antis Redshirt sophomore guard Morgan Taylor was performing well at the point guard position as a freshman in 2009-10 before an injury limited 42 Lindsay Howard C Sr. 6-2 Forest Hill, Md./Fallston her play and forced her to miss the entire 2010-11 season. Taylor is back 45 Caitlin Bamberger F Jr. 5-11 Blandon/Fleetwood and ready to perform this season and will work her way into the lineup as she continues to acclimate herself back to game situations. Head Coach: Kristy Trn (Shippensburg ‘93/’94M), 12th year at SU, 13th overall Senior Erin Varley is the most experienced player on the roster, having Assistant Coach: Jen Grassel (Shippensburg ‘05), 5th year at SU played in 70 games for Shippensburg over the last three seasons. Varley is one of the hardest workers on the team and is a valuable possession guard who can chip in defensively. She has shown the ability to distrib- ute the basketball in her career with 143 assists through three seasons. PRONUNCIATION GUIDE Sophomore Raediah Lyles is poised for a breakout season after appear- ing in 18 games as a rookie and averaging over 13 minutes per contest. 13 Erin Varley VAR-lee Head Coach Kristy Trn TURN She began to show some of her scoring touch while solidifying the 20 Kayla Jerido Juh-READ-oh Asst. Coach Jen Grassel GRASS-ull defense with some rock-steady work against opposing guards. 21 Raediah Lyles RAY-dee-uh Sophomore Codi McMaster is another solid defender who has the abil- 33 Samantha Damiano DAY-me-on-oh ity to play both guard positions. She saw time at point guard last season and is emerging as a viable option in the backcourt for the Raiders. Monae Baker

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SCHEDULE One important difference with the 2011-12 schedule involves the inclu- sion of every PSAC Western Division team as an opponent. Addition- ally, all crossover matchups will count in the standings in addition to the already scheduled home-and-home series against Eastern Division opponents. Therefore, 22 of the team’s 26 contests this season will be considered “conference” games. “It changes your approach and really the urgency of what you need to work on right away,” Trn said. “Your third game of the season could make or break whether you get into the playoffs or not. We’re very excited about that challenge.” Shippensburg opens its season inside Heiges Field House against Saint Michael’s and either Charleston or Chowan in the annual Wolf ’s Bus Lines Tournament. The season-opening games are back to a tipoff for- mat, with the winners on Saturday facing off the next day. Before January, the Lady Raiders will have also faced UDC – an NCAA tournament team two years ago – along with PSAC West powerhouses IUP and California (Pa.). West Virginia Wesleyan, always among the WVIAC’s elite, comes calling in December along with Merrimack from the NE-10. Despite the mandated PSAC crossover schedule resulting in Shippensburg facing California (Pa.) and Indiana (Pa.) on the second weekend of the season, the Lady Raiders have the luxury of playing their first seven games at home before finally hitting the road on December 9 and 10 for crossovers at Clarion and Gannon. Shippensburg is in its fourth season as a member of the PSAC Eastern Division after spending 21 seasons in the PSAC West. Since joining the Western Division prior to the 1987-88 season, the Lady Raiders won six PSAC West titles, the most of any current Western Division team.

PLAYERS Erin Varley

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Monae Baker Caitlin Bamberger Senior • Forward/Center • 6-1 Junior • Forward • 5-11 Manhattan, N.Y./East Stroudsburg North (UPJ) Blandon/Fleetwood

2010-11 ( Junior): Played in 16 games for the Raiders in her 2010-11 (R-Sophomore): Made an impact in nine games with debut season with Shippensburg…averaged 9.0 points per the Raiders, thriving during the final month of the season… game, fourth-best on the team, and 6.6 rebounds per game, suffered an injury in the opening game of the season at second-best on the team…led the team with a 44.7 field-goal Shepherd and missed 17 games…started the final four games percentage…started eight games and averaged 20.3 minutes of the season and averaged 21 minutes per contest…posted a per contest…dominated in the season opener, scoring 20 12-point, 13-rebound double-double at Mansfield, of which points and grabbing 18 rebounds against Shepherd, both Trn on Baker both marks were season highs…scored 48 points and grabbed Trn on Bamberger season highs…recorded a double-double with 15 points and 10 38 rebounds for the season…averaged 8.8 points per game in rebounds in a home game against Cheyney…posted double- “Monae’s ability to display her starts…shot 43 percent from the field. “Caitlin’s footwork around digit points in five games, including a 15-point, 9-rebounds both power and finesse make 2009-10 (R-Freshman): Appeared in 25 games for the Lady the basket, and up and under effort against Millersville. Raiders during her first full season of competition…averaged her a versatile presence moves remain some of the Career Highs 2009-10 (Sophomore): Appeared in 24 of the 28 games for Career Highs 4.3 points and 3.8 rebounds per game…scored a career-high Points the Mountain Cats in her second season with the program… for us. She has the ability Points 13 points in a home contest against West Chester on Feb. best I’ve seen. We will rely on 38 vs. West Liberty (12/1/09) ranked second on the team with 6.0 rebounds per game and 17 vs. Saint Michael’s (11/12/11) 24…registered back-to-back double-doubles versus Kutz- third with 12.8 points per game…shot 51.7 percent from the to shoot the three, handles town and Bloomsburg in January…thrived in conference play, her to be a consistent scorer Rebounds Rebounds field, the best mark on the team…made 11 starts and averaged to drive and create off the ranking third on the team in scoring with 7.0 points per game and rebounder for the Lady 19 vs. Shepherd (2/28/09) 21 minutes per game…improved her free-throw shooting from 13 vs. Mansfield (2/19/11) while providing 5.8 rebounds per contest…averaged 22.0 Field Goals the previous year, converting 59 percent of her attempts… dribble, and strength on the Field Goals Made minutes per game in conference play…recorded 12 assists, Raiders, as well as provide made 11-of-26 from behind the three-point line (42 per- three blocks and eight steals for the season…named the PSAC 16 vs. West Liberty (12/1/09) block. She could make a 6 vs. Saint Michael’s (11/12/11) leadership on the floor.” cent)…scored 30 or more points on two occasions, including Eastern Division Freshman of the Week on January 25 after Three Pointers Made Field Goals Attempted a career-high 38 in a victory over West Liberty that was her statement for her senior year.” posting 14 points and 16 rebounds in back-to-back games. 2 (multiple occasions) 10 vs. Saint Michael’s (11/12/11) first start of the season…hit double figures in 14 games during 2008-09 (Freshman): Competed in two games before an early Assists the season, including eight double-digit performances off the Free Throws Made injury necessitated a medical redshirt…played a total of nine 6 vs. ESU (1/29/11) bench…registered three double-doubles, including a 27-point, 7 vs. West Chester (2/24/10) minutes and grabbed three rebounds at home in the season- 18-rebound performance in 27 minutes off the bench against opening Wolf ’s Bus Lines Classic. Steals Slippery Rock…totaled 31 points and 12 rebounds in a victory Free Throws Attempted 5 vs. Concordia (1/16/10) over Concord. 10 vs. West Chester (2/24/10) Fleetwood High School: Totaled 934 total points for the Tigers while averaging 12.1 points per game…was a three- 2008-09 (Freshman): Named to the WVIAC All-Freshman team in her first season of collegiate compe- Assists 3 vs. Chowan (11/13/11) time member of the All-Berks Division II Team…named a tition at the University of Pittsburgh-Johnstown…played in 24 of the team’s 30 games…finished as the three-time MVP, a two-year captain, and a four-year varsity team’s leading rebounder with 6.5 boards per game…ranked fourth on the club in scoring with 9.5 points Blocks starter…won four letters…also played volleyball and ran track. per game…compiled 32 steals, 14 assists and seven blocks…shot 48 percent from the field and made six 1 (multiple occasions) three-pointers…grabbed five or more rebounds in a game 17 times as a freshman…scored in double fig- Personal: Full name is Caitlin Renee Bamberger… is the ures 10 times…achieved four double-doubles…recorded career game highs of 19 points and 19 rebounds. Steals daughter of Greg and Bernie Bamberger…majoring in human 3 at West Chester (2/16/11) communication studies. East Stroudsburg North: Three-year letterwinner for the Timberwolves under head coach Jon Zerfoss… averaged 17.5 points per game as a senior and 16.3 points per game as a junior…totaled 1,179 points Minutes in her career and helped East Stroudsburg North to its first district playoff appearance in school history 39 vs. West Chester (2/24/10) (‘08)…recognized three times as an All-Mountain Valley Conference First Team athlete…twice named a Blue Ridge Communications Female Athlete of the Week…inducted into Wall of Fame at her high school…awarded a Certificate of Achievement from the International Masons and Order of the Eastern Star for academic and athletic prowess…selected the Most Valuable Player of the 2008 Mountain Valley Conference All Star Game after scoring 19 points…played in the Via Classic Lehigh Valley All Star Game…chosen to the Delaware Valley Rotary All-Tournament Team as a junior. Personal: Full name is Monae Alexandria Baker… is the daughter of Anthony and Dorothy Baker… majoring in human communication studies…brother Anthony is a sophomore basketball player at Lock Haven…sister Qiana plays soccer in high school. 31 45 CAREER STATISTICS CAREER STATISTICS Year G-GS Min-Avg FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Off-Def Reb-Avg PF-DQ A TO Blk Stl Pts-Avg Year G-GS Min-Avg FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Off-Def Reb-Avg PF-DQ A TO Blk Stl Pts-Avg 2008-09 24-2 449-18.7 98-206 .476 6-19 .316 26-57 .456 59-97 156-6.5 48-1 14 35 7 32 228-9.5 2008-09 2-0 9-4.5 0-2 .000 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 1-2 3-1.5 2-0 1 2 0 0 0-0.0 2009-10 24-11 507-21.1 124-240 .517 11-26 .423 49-83 .590 57-86 143-6.0 51-0 24 41 8 32 308-12.8 2009-10 25-8 408-16.3 31-87 .356 0-0 .000 45-72 .625 23-73 96-3.8 53-2 12 40 3 8 107-4.3 2010-11 16-8 325-10.3 59-132 .447 2-10 .200 24-42 .571 32-74 106-6.6 30-0 9 38 2 10 144-9.0 2010-11 9-5 146-16.2 18-42 .429 0-0 .000 12-21 .571 16-22 38-4.2 15-0 3 14 2 8 48-5.3 Career 64-21 1281-20.0 281-578 .486 19-55 .345 99-182 .544 148-257 405-6.3 129-1 47 114 17 74 680-10.6 Career 36-13 563-15.6 49-131 .374 0-0 .000 57-93 .613 40-97 137-3.8 70-2 16 56 5 16 155-4.3

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Lindsay Howard Raediah Lyles Senior • Center • 6-3 Sophomore • Guard • 5-8 Forest Hill, Md./Fallston Pittsburgh/Shady Side Academy

2010-11 ( Junior): Emerged as a viable post option for the 2010-11 (R-Freshman): Appeared in 18 games and made Lady Raiders in her third season…averaged 4.6 points and four starts in her first full season with the Lady Raiders… 3.1 rebounds per game…averaged 16 minutes per contest… averaged over 13 minutes per game as a valuable guard and appeared in all 26 games and made 17 starts…shot 41 percent defender…scored 54 points for the season…tallied 25 re- from the field…recorded 36 blocked shots, the 10th most in bounds and seven assists…posted a season-high 10 points in SU single-season history and most by an individual since the a victory at Cheyney…made 14 of 20 free-throw attempts… 2005-06 season…logged a season-high 29 minutes in home Trn on Howard played a season-high 30 minutes at Edinboro in a game that Trn on Lyles games versus West Virginia Wesleyan and Millersville…scored she recorded a season-high five rebounds…connected on two a career-high 15 points on 7-of-12 shooting in 15 minutes “We are looking for Lindsay to three-pointers. “Raediah has had a great in a home game versus Kutztown…blocked a career-high six have a more dominant role on 2009-10 (Freshman): Played five minutes in the season opener preseason and has become one shots in a home game versus Mansfield…collected a season- but was forced to take a medical redshirt due to an injury. Career Highs high nine games at East Stroudsburg…shot 70 percent from the court both offensively and Career Highs of our most vocal players on the free-throw line…posted double figures in four contests, all Shady Side Academy: Earned four letters at Shady Side Acad- defensively this year. She had the floor. We will rely on her Points against PSAC opponents…totaled 48 buckets for the season. Points emy…played for head coach Amy Jo Szlachetka…averaged 14 15 vs. Kutztown (1/12/11) 10 at Cheyney (1/15/11) points and five rebounds per game for her career…named to 2009-10 (Sophomore): Made strides as a post player during a great summer and gained a strong rebounding abilities, as Rebounds Rebounds All-Section team her senior year...named to the “Finest Fif- her second season with the team…appeared in 16 games dur- lot of strength. She is more she fills both guard and post 9 at East Stroudsburg (1/29/11) 5 at Edinboro (1/3/11) teen” for three seasons…was a team captain for two seasons… ing the season…totaled 24 points and 15 rebounds overall… also competed in track and field. Field Goals Made blocked six shots…shot 86 percent from the free-throw line… aggressive offensively and Field Goals Made duties. She is starting to get achieved a season-high five points and four rebounds in a road Personal : Full name is Raediah Mikala Shakira Lyles…is the 7 vs. Kutztown (1/12/11) can develop into a presence 3 (multiple occasions) the “feel” back offensively and match against West Chester…contributed points in eight daughter of Evans Moore and Sharon Lyles…majoring in hu- Field Goals Attempted Field Goals Attempted games. in the paint defensively. Look man communication studies. could have a breakout season.” 12 (multiple occasions) 9 vs. Merrimack (12/29/10)

2008-09 (Freshman): Appeared in 23 games for the Lady for this to be her best year!” Free Throws Made Raiders as a freshman…served as a valuable reserve forward… Free Throws Made 4 (multiple occasions) averaged just over one point and one rebound per game in 5.8 4 at Cheyney (1/15/11) Free Throws Attempted minutes per contest…scored a career-best six points vs. West Free Throws Attempted 6 vs. West Chester (1/26/11) Virginia Wesleyan…grabbed a career-high four rebounds 5 at IUP (12/11/10) twice, once versus Franklin Pierce and once again versus Assists Kutztown…converted 72 percent of her free-throw attempts… Three Pointers Made 2 (multiple occasions) ranked fourth on the team with seven blocks. 1 at Bloomsburg (1/19/11) Blocks Fallston High School: Earned 749 career points, 148 career Three Pointers Attempted 6 vs. Mansfield (1/22/11) blocks, and 510 career rebounds…averaged 10.6 points per 2 (multiple occasions) Steals game as a senior…the Fallston women’s basketball team Assists 1 (multiple occasions) won the UCBA conference in all three years in which she 3 vs. Merrimack (12/29/10) participated…earned a UCBA All-Star award as a senior… Minutes won a spot on the First Team All-County during two years Blocks 29 (multiple occasions) of competition…received Second Team All-Metro honors 1 (multiple occasions) as a senior…won three letters and also earned two letters for Steals women’s soccer. 2 (multiple occasions) Personal: Full name is Lindsay Anne Howard…is the Minutes daughter of Marvin and Kathy Howard…majoring in exercise 30 at Edinboro (1/3/11) science. 42 21 CAREER STATISTICS CAREER STATISTICS Year G-GS Min-Avg FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Off-Def Reb-Avg PF-DQ A TO Blk Stl Pts-Avg Year G-GS Min-Avg FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Off-Def Reb-Avg PF-DQ A TO Blk Stl Pts-Avg 2008-09 23-0 133-5.8 9-20 .450 0-0 .000 8-11 .727 8-20 28-1.2 11-0 2 9 7 0 26-1.1 2009-10 1-0 5-5.0 0-1 .000 0-0 .000 0-1 .000 0-0 0-0.0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0-0.0 2009-10 16-0 108-6.8 9-22 .409 0-0 .000 6-7 .857 3-12 15-0.9 19-0 5 9 6 1 24-1.5 2010-11 18-4 238-13.2 19-61 .311 2-16 .125 14-20 .700 6-19 25-1.4 42-0 7 21 3 9 54-3.0 2010-11 26-17 416-16.0 48-115 .417 0-0 .000 24-34 .706 23-57 80-3.1 65-1 6 34 36 6 120-4.6 Career 19-4 243-12.8 19-62 .306 2-16 .125 14-21 .667 6-19 25-1.3 42-0 7 21 3 9 54-2.8 Career 65-17 657-10.1 66-157 .420 0-0 .000 38-52 .731 34-89 123-1.9 95-1 13 52 49 7 170-2.6

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Codi McMaster Sarah Strybuc Sophomore • Guard • 5-8 Sophomore • Guard • 5-7 Spring Grove/Spring Grove Philadelphia/Archbishop Ryan

2010-11 (Freshman): Served as a valuable defensive pres- 2010-11 (Freshman): Emerged as an integral player in her first ence and role player in her debut season with the Raiders… collegiate season of competition…appeared in all 26 games… appeared in 11 games off the bench…logged a season-high 14 made five starts…ranked fourth on the team with 20.5 minutes minutes in the season finale against East Stroudsburg in which per contest…averaged 6.2 points per game…totaled 160 points she scored a career high four points…totaled eight points, for the season, including 27 three-pointers – the third-most on seven rebounds and two assists for the season. Trn on McMaster the squad…shot 39.7 percent from the field, including 38 per- Trn on Strybuc Spring Grove High School: Three-year letterwinner as a cent from three-point range…named the PSAC Eastern Divi- sion Women’s Basketball Freshman of the Week on January 10 guard for the Rockets under head coach Vance Myers…se- “Codi came back to Ship in “Sarah has had a great lected to the second team all-conference squad and first team after averaging 15.0 points per game in two victories…in that all-area squad as a junior...named a YAIAA Division 1 and 2 outstanding shape. She has stretch was a career-high 19-point effort against Gannon that preseason and has come out Player of the Year as a first-team all-area selection during her featured a career-high five three-pointers…grabbed a season- good speed and ability to very aggressive on offense Career Highs career…totaled 842 career points and shot 78 percent from Career Highs high six rebounds at Edinboro…scored at least one point in 24 of 26 games…tallied in double figures for points five times… the free-throw line…recorded 78 steals as a senior, second- shoot off the dribble. She and defense. With more Points Points compiled 33 assists and 20 steals. 4 vs. East Stroudsburg (2/26/11) most in school history for a single season…averaged seven 19 vs. Gannon (1/9/11) rebounds and four assists per game…picked as the MVP of the will be relied upon heavily off Archbishop Ryan High School: Four-year letterwinner as consistency she has the ability Rebounds Rebounds Spring Grove Tipoff Tournament and was also selected to the the bench this season. As a shooting guard for the Ragdolls under head coach Jackie to become a “go to” player.” 2 (multiple occasions) Hershey Holiday Tournament Team…also competed in cross 6 at Edinboro (1/3/11) Hartzell…receive First Team All-Catholic honors as a senior Field Goals Made country and track and field. she gains more experience Field Goals Made and was a second-team selection as a junior…averaged 11 points per game…shot 40 percent from the field and 81 per- 2 vs. East Stroudsburg (2/26/11) Personal: Full name is Codi Lou McMaster…is the daughter and confidence I’m sure her 7 vs. Gannon (1/9/11) cent from the free-throw line…competed for Torresdale Boys Field Goals Attempted of Ted and Karen McMaster…majoring in mathematics…has Field Goals Attempted role will continue to grow.” Club at the club level. 5 vs. East Stroudsburg (2/26/11) three siblings…sister Cari plays basketball at Gettysburg… 11 vs. Gannon (1/9/11) brother Taylor plays football at Widener. Personal: Full name is Sarah Catherine Strybuc…is the Free Throws Made Free Throws Made daughter of Tim and Sue Strybuc…majoring in criminal None 3 (multiple occasions) justice…brother Tim is a scholarship athlete at St. Joseph’s, Free Throws Attempted Free Throws Attempted competing in crew. 1 vs. Mansfield (1/22/11) 5 at East Stroudsburg (1/29/11) Three Pointers Made Three Pointers Made None 5 vs. Gannon (1/9/11) Three Pointers Attempted Three Pointers Attempted None 7 vs. Gannon (1/9/11) Assists Assists 1 (multiple occasions) 3 (multiple occasions) Blocks Blocks None 2 vs. West Chester (1/27/11) Steals Steals 1 at West Chester (2/16/11) 2 (multiple occasions) Minutes Minutes 14 vs. East Stroudsburg (2/26/11) 35 vs. West Liberty (11/20/10) 24 32 CAREER STATISTICS CAREER STATISTICS Year G-GS Min-Avg FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Off-Def Reb-Avg PF-DQ A TO Blk Stl Pts-Avg Year G-GS Min-Avg FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Off-Def Reb-Avg PF-DQ A TO Blk Stl Pts-Avg 2010-11 11-0 43-3.9 4-12 .333 0-0 .000 0-1 .000 3-4 7-0.6 5-0 2 3 0 1 8-0.7 2010-11 26-5 532-20.5 58-146 .397 27-70 .386 17-23 .739 8-35 43-1.7 56-2 33 46 4 20 160-6.2 Career 11-0 43-3.9 4-12 .333 0-0 .000 0-1 .000 3-4 7-0.6 5-0 2 3 0 1 8-0.7 Career 26-5 532-20.5 58-146 .397 27-70 .386 17-23 .739 8-35 43-1.7 56-2 33 46 4 20 160-6.2

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Morgan Taylor Erin Varley Sophomore • Guard • 5-6 Senior • Guard • 5-5 Breinigsville/Parkland Bethel Park/Bethel Park

2010-11 (Sophomore): Medical redshirt season. 2010-11 ( Junior): Appeared as a point guard off the bench 2009-10 (Freshman): Emerged as a valuable point guard and was valuable defender in her third season with the Lady during her initial season… totaled 74 points and 42 assists Raiders…a played in 17 of the team’s 26 games…scored 11 overall while shooting 77 percent from the free-throw line… points and tallied 13 assists, the latter of which was the fifth- started the first 12 games of the season, averaging 5.8 points most on the squad…averaged 6.4 minutes per game…got on and 3.3 assists per game during this stretch…had four or more Trn on Taylor the floor for a season-high 14 minutes in a home game against Trn on Varley assists in five of the first six games of the season…scored a Bloomsburg…hit three pointers against Shepherd and West Virginia Wesleyan early in the season…had multiple assists in season-high 16 points in the second game of the season against “It has been great seeing “Erin was voted captain Southern New Hampshire…achieved a season-high seven three contests…made five of six free-throw attempts. assists against West Virginia Wesleyan…suffered a serious Morgan on the floor after 2009-10 (Sophomore): Continued to serve as a valuable again this season by her injury at West Virginia State that limited her production in the defensive guard for the Lady Raiders in her second season with almost a year and half absence teammates. Her role will Career Highs second half of the season. Career Highs the team…appeared in 26 of the team’s 30 games, including all Points Parkland High School: Won four letters at Parkland High due to an elbow injury. She has Points 14 of the team’s divisional contests…earned one start…ranked change from one of the main third on the team with 51 assists despite averaging just 14 16 vs. Southern New Hampshire School…played for head coach Dave Bass…started varsity had a great pre-season and is 13 vs. UDC (11/15/08) ball handlers to being a long (11/07/09) for three years…averaged between nine and 12 points, two Rebounds minutes per game…shot 92 percent from the free-throw line… Rebounds rebounds and three steals per game during her senior season… further along than I would have 8 vs. Charleston (11/16/08) had a season-high nine points in a home win over Blooms- range shooting specialist.” 5 at ESU (12/03/09), team won the PIAA State Championship in 2006 and was Field Goals burg…contributed a season-high six assists in a home win over thought she’d be after missing 5 vs. Northeastern State (11/08/09) district champion in 2007…named an LVC All Star in 2009… 4 vs. UDC (11/15/08) East Stroudsburg…compiled multiple assists in 14 games. Field Goals member of the Philadelphia Triple Threat club team…also so much time. She is picking Field Goals Attempted 2008-09 (Freshman): Wasted no time becoming a valuable 5 at West Va. Wesleyan (12/19/09), earned two letters in track. 8 at Cheyney (01/31/09) member of the Lady Raider backcourt in her debut season… up the offenses and transition 5 vs. Southern New Hampshire Personal: Full name is Morgan Arielle Taylor…is the daughter 3-Points Made appeared in all 27 games for Shippensburg, making 18 starts… (11/07/09) of Michael and Desiree Taylor…majoring in biology. quickly and with her speed 3 (multiple occasions) led the team with 79 assists, an average of 2.9 per contest… Field Goals Attempted 3-Points Attempted dished out a team-high eight assists versus Charleston…scored 11 at West Va. Wesleyan (12/19/09) and ability to push the ball and 6 (multiple occasions) a career-high 13 points against District of Columbia in the 3-Pointers Made Free Throws Made season-opener…named the inaugural PSAC Eastern Divi- get to the basket adds another 1 at West Va. Wesleyan (12/19/09) 7 vs. Mansfield (02/07/09) sion Freshman of the Week by averaging 8.5 points and eight 3-Pointers Attempted dimension to our guard group. Free Throws Attempted assists in her first two games of the season…posted double 1 at West Va. Wesleyan (12/19/09) 10 vs. Masfield (02/07/09) digits in scoring for three of the team’s first five games of the Free Throws Made I’m confident she will make an Assists year…distributed seven assists to complement eight points and 6 (multiple occasions) impact for us this season.” 8 vs. Charleston (11/16/08), five rebounds in the season finale against Cheyney…was the Free Throws Attempted 8 vs. UDC (11/15/08) team’s single-game leader for assists in nine contests…ranked 8 at Fairmont State (12/21/09), Steals fifth on the team with 4.3 points per game and was one of five 8 vs. Southern New Hampshire 2 (multiple occasions) players to total triple digits for the season…shot 36 percent (11/07/09) Minutes from three-point range (35-of-95)…averaged 25.0 minutes per Assists 40 vs. Fairmont State (12/20/08) game, the fifth-best mark on the team…sunk 74 percent of her 7 at West Va. Wesleyan (12/19/09) free-throw attempts (26-of-35). Steals Bethel Park High School: Averaged seven points, six assists 2 (multiple occasions) and five rebounds per game in her high school career…nomi- Minutes nated for Athlete of the Year and the National Women in 39 vs. Philadelphia (11/24/09) Sports award by The Almanac…played on four district playoff teams, one district final team, three state playoff teams and one state quarterfinal team at Bethel Park…won three letters… earned a leadership role as captain. Personal: Full name is Erin Kathleen Varley…is the daughter of Kevin and Kathleen Varley…majoring in chemistry. 15 13 CAREER STATISTICS CAREER STATISTICS Year G-GS Min-Avg FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Off-Def Reb-Avg PF-DQ A TO Blk Stl Pts-Avg Year G-GS Min-Avg FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Off-Def Reb-Avg PF-DQ A TO Blk Stl Pts-Avg 2009-10 15-12 369-24.6 18-66 .273 1-2 .500 37-48 .771 10-21 31-2.1 27-0 42 52 1 16 74-4.9 2008-09 27-18 674-25.0 35-95 .368 21-58 .362 26-35 .742 13-65 78-2.9 45-1 79 84 0 10 117-4.3 Career 15-12 369-24.6 18-66 .273 1-2 .500 37-48 .771 10-21 31-2.1 27-0 42 52 1 16 74-4.9 2009-10 26-1 368-14.2 7-30 .233 5-16 .313 11-12 .917 3-14 17-0.7 21-0 51 38 0 6 30-1.2 2010-11 17-0 109-6.4 2-8 .250 2-7 .286 5-6 .833 2-11 13-0.8 8-0 13 11 0 1 11-0.6 Career 70-19 1151-16.4 44-133 .331 28-81 .346 42-53 .792 18-90 108-1.5 74 143 133 0 17 158-2.3

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Dana Wert Shawna Wert Junior • Guard • 5-7 Junior • Guard • 5-7 Sewell, N.J./Washington Township (Georgian Court) Sewell, N.J./Washington Township (Georgian Court)

2010-11 (Sophomore): Solidified the point guard position in 2010-11 (Sophomore): Wasted no time making an immediate her first year with the team…ranked among the league’s Top impact as a shooting guard for the Raiders…ranked second on 5 players in several categories, including minutes played (35.9 the team with 12.2 points per game, 318 total points, 77 assists per contest)…started all 26 games…finished the year with 121 and 31 steals…led the PSAC dur­ing the regular season with assists – the most by a Raider in a season since 2007-08…aver- 149 made free throws…made 85.1 percent of her attempts aged 4.7 assists per game, ranking fifth in the PSAC and 36th from the free-throw line, ranking fourth in the PSAC and 23rd in Division II…aced her work at the free-throw line, shooting Trn on Wert in Division II…averaged 3.0 assists per game…reached double Trn on Wert 114-of-133 (85.7 percent) for the third-best proficiency in the figures for points in 18 of 26 contests…had at least six points PSAC and the 15th best in Division II...scored 262 points, an “Dana has great ball handling in every game…delivered a career-high 21 points at West “This season Shawna has average of 10.1 per contest…shot 41.7 percent from three- skills, instincts on the court to Chester, including a 14-of-15 mark at the free-throw line… to think more offensive point range…made 30 three-pointers, second-most on the grabbed a season-high eight rebounds against Mansfield and Career Highs team…racked up 40 steals…posted a season-high 17 points in create opportunities for others Career Highs had at least one rebounds in every game…drained 35.8 percent minded. She is outstanding at games at Lock Haven and Cheyney…contributed at least four of her three-point attempts, making 19-of-53…contributed as well as herself, and is a lock creating opportunities for her Points points and two assists in every game…reached double figures Points multiple assists in 19 games, including a season-high eight in 26 vs. Nyack (2/28/10) for points in 13 games…drained at least one three-pointer in down defensive player. We will 25 vs. Philadelphia (2/4/10) the finale against East Stroudsburg…converted 10 or more teammates, but must hesitate Rebounds 17 of 26 games…tallied a career-high 10 assists at Kutztown… Rebounds free-throw attempts in four games. rely on her to help fill some less and be a little more selfish 7 at Millersville (2/23/11) made 30 consecutive free throws at one point during the 7 (multiple occasions) 2009-10 (Freshman): Played in all 26 games for the Lions of season. Free Throws Made * of the statistical void with the Free Throws Made * Georgian Court University while leading the team in scoring in creating opportunities for 2009-10 (Freshman): Played in all 26 games for the Lions of with 13.7 points per game…ranked 12th in the CACC for 8 at Cheyney (1/15/11) graduation of Kasey Gardner.” 14 at West Chester (2/16/11) herself. Her speed and abilities Georgian Court University, making 19 starts…ranked third on scoring…totaled a team-high 47 steals, slotting her eighth in Free Throws Attempted * Free Throws Attempted * the team with 10.2 points per game, shooting 37 percent from the CACC (1.8 per game)…compiled 87 rebounds and 60 defensively will allow us to 11 at Edinboro (1/3/11) the field and 33 percent from three-point range…led the Lions 15 at West Chester (2/16/11) assists as a freshman…averaged 37.4 minutes per game, more do more things this year.” Three Pointers Made * with 86 assists to rank 11th in the CACC…excelled from the Three Pointers Made * than any other player in the CACC…made 43 three-point 5 vs. Gannon (1/9/11) free-throw line, converting 80.2 percent of her chances (89- 4 at Kutztown (2/6/11) attempts and shot 31 percent from behind the line…thrived of-111) to rank 11th in the CACC…was ninth in the CACC at the free-throw line, converting 83.1 percent of her attempts Three Pointers Attempted * for assist-to-turnover ratio (1.23)…averaged 31.2 minutes per Three Pointers Attempted * (123-of-148) to rank fourth in the CACC and 38th in Divi- 6 at Lock Haven (1/4/11) game…compiled 77 rebounds and 36 steals. 7 vs. Clarion (1/8/11) sion II…was 10th in the conference for assist-to-turnover ratio Assists Washington Township High School: Four-year letterwin- Assists (1.15)…made 25 starts. 10 at Kutztown (2/6/11) ner as a guard for the Minutemaids under head coach Jenn 6 at East Stroudsburg (1/29/11) Washington Township High School: Four-year letterwinner Blocks Natale…named to the All-Olympic Conference First Team as Blocks as a shooting guard for the Minutemaids under head coach None a sophomore, junior and a senior...earned a Second Team All- None Jenn Natale…named the 2009 Gloucester County Girls High Group 4 selection as a junior and a senior...also played soccer. School Basketball Player of the Year…concluded her high Steals Steals school career by scoring more than 1,000 career points… 4 (multiple occasions) Personal: Full name is Dana Marie Wert… is the daughter 5 (multiple occasions) of Keith and Jerri Wert…majoring in exercise science…twin honored with All South Jersey and All Group 4 accolades as Minutes sister Shawna is a teammate on the Lady Raider basketball Minutes a senior…named to the All-Olympic Conference First Team 43 (at Shepherd (11/13/10) squad. 42 (at Shepherd (11/13/10) squad as a sophomore, junior and senior…also played soccer. Personal: Full name is Shawna Margaret Wert… is the daugh- * indicates career highs at Ship. * indicates career highs at Ship. ter of Keith and Jerri Wert…majoring in exercise science… twin sister Dana is a teammate on the Lady Raider basketball squad. 14 12 CAREER STATISTICS CAREER STATISTICS

Year G-GS Min-Avg FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Off-Def Reb-Avg PF-DQ A TO Blk Stl Pts-Avg Year G-GS Min-Avg FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Off-Def Reb-Avg PF-DQ A TO Blk Stl Pts-Avg 2009-10 26-19 812-31.2 71-191 .372 33-100 .330 89-111 .802 21-56 77-3.0 45-1 86 70 1 36 264-10.2 2009-10 26-25 973-37.4 95-269 .353 43-138 .312 123-148 .831 41-46 87-3.3 47-1 60 52 0 47 356-13.7 2010-11 26-26 933-35.9 59-149 .396 30-72 .417 114-133 .857 29-73 102-3.9 48-2 121 89 0 40 262-10.1 2010-11 26-25 889-34.2 75-200 .375 19-53 .358 149-175 .851 25-71 96-3.7 71-2 77 44 3 37 318-12.2 Career 52-45 1745-33.5 130-340 .382 63-172 .366 203-244 .832 50-129 179-3.4 93-3 207 159 1 76 526-10.1 Career 52-50 1862-35.8 170-469 .362 62-191 .325 272-323 .842 66-117 183-3.5 118-3 137 96 3 84 674-12.9

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Samantha Damiano Trn on Damiano Freshman • Guard • 5-8 “Sam is a very hard worker. Bellwood-Antis/Bellwood-Antis She has a knack for finding Bellwood-Antis High School: Earned four letters for the Blue the ball off the offensive glass. Devils under head coaches Alison Stinson and Jim Swaney… Once she learns the system and averaged a near double-double with 9.0 points and 11.9 rebounds per game for her career…played in the 6th Annual becomes more comfortable at Altoona Mirror All-Star Classic in April…also competed in track & field. practices we’ll be able to see Personal: Full name is Samantha Christine Damiano…is the where her true strengths lie.” daughter of Bill and Grace Damiano…majoring in biology… has three sisters, Stephanie, Selena and Sophia…parents, Bill and Grace, as well as other relatives, Beth and Cathy Damiano, 33 attended Shippensburg.

Kayla Jerido Trn on Jerido Freshman • Guard • 5-7 “Kayla is a great kid with a great Southampton, N.Y./Ross School attitude. She worked very hard Ross School: Played point for the Comets under head coach in preseason and has carried Brendan Callahan...received All-League honors as a junior and that over into official practice. a senior…also played soccer and competed in track & field. Personal: Full name is Kayla Teresz Jerido…is the daughter She will need some time to get of Earl Jerido and Angelique Jerido…majoring in criminal used to the college game, but justice…has a brother, Earl Thomas Jerido. is eager to learn and always 20 has a smile on her face.”

Jen Kalinowski Trn on Kalinowski Freshman • Guard • 5-7 “Jen has a natural scoring Coal Township/Our Lady of Lourdes Regional mentality. She is accurate from

2010-11 (Freshman): Attended Shippensburg University, was the perimeter and has the ability not with the team. to score off the dribble. As she Our Lady of Lourdes Regional High School: Earned four becomes more accustomed letters for the Raiders under head coach Michael Klembara… helped the Raiders win back-to-back PIAA District 4 cham- to the offensive and defensive pionships…named All-Area First Team as a junior and senior and earned second team honors as a sophomore…also played system, she could play a volleyball. vital role off the bench.” Personal: Full name is Jennifer Lynn Kalinowski…is the daughter of Andy and Doris Kalinowski…current major is un- declared…has a sister, Jess, who graduated from Shippensburg 30 in 2011. REVIEW

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The Raiders opened the 2010-11 season in and 3.0 steals. She was 6-of-13 from three- 10 points while dishing out five assists. Gardner finished the season with her third exciting fashion. Sophomore Shawna Wert hit point range (46.2 percent) and made 7-of-9 Almost three weeks later, Shippensburg fin- All-PSAC selection and a nod as a Daktron- a jumper at the buzzer of the second overtime free throws (77.8 percent). ished the season on a strong note. Senior Kasey ics All-Atlantic Region Second Teamer. She period as Shippensburg escaped the Butcher At the start of February, while still in conten- Gardner scored 28 points and had a career- was among the PSAC’s leaders in numerous Center with a hard-fought 94-92 victory over tion for a spot in the PSAC East playoffs, the high seven steals in her final collegiate basket- categories. She ended the regular season ranked Shepherd. Raiders dropped a close contest at home to ball contest on Saturday afternoon from Heiges second in the PSAC in scoring with 18.3 Shippensburg was led in scoring in the opener No. 18 Millersville. Shippensburg had three Field House as the Shippensburg women’s points per game. She also ranked eighth in by senior Kasey Gardner, who finished with 21 players score in double figures on but could not basketball team concluded the regular season minutes (34.6 per game), ninth in three-point- points and five rebounds while making 8-of-9 overcome an eight-point halftime deficit. with an 89-75 victory over East Stroudsburg. ers (1.8 per game), 10th in rebounding (7.4 per game) and 12th in steals (2.2 per game). free-throw attempts. Newcomer Monae Baker Shippensburg held a 20-19 lead with five Shippensburg took an eight-point lead into the was stellar, posting 20 points and 18 rebounds minutes remaining in the first half but the locker room and used a 14-3 run in the first A criminal justice major, Gardner finished in her Raider debut while shooting 8-of-11 Marauders closed well before halftime, scoring four-plus minutes of the second half to take her career with 1,745 points in 111 games. from the field. 16 points down the stretch to take a 35-27 into control, leading 50-31 with 15:44 remaining. Her point total ranks sixth in school history Several players who made their Raider debut the locker room. Junior Lindsay Howard was SU led by as many as 26 points in the second - just 20 points behind head coach Kristy Trn stepped up with huge contributions. Limited SU’s leading scorer at the half, as she totaled 10 half; matched its season high with 20 assists, ‘93/’94M - and 26th in PSAC history. in the post, freshman Ashley Giedemann of her 12 points in the opening 20 minutes. and had five of its players finish in double Gardner scored 20 or more points in a game delivered nine points - three of which came on Millersville had three of its starters finish with figures. 34 times, including 11 career double-doubles, a shot at the end of regulation that forced the 19 or more points. Sophomore Aurielle Mosley Gardner was all over the court from the open- and 10 or more points in 98 of her 111 career first overtime. posted her fourth straight double-double with ing tip, beginning with an assist on the first games. Junior Monae Baker was named the PSAC 27 points, 15 rebounds and seven blocked possession of the game. Her 28 points matches Overall, Gardner averaged 15.7 points and 6.1 Eastern Division Women’s Basketball Athlete shots. Mashira Newman and Gabrielle Styles a season high that was achieved twice ( January rebounds per game, ranking fourth in school of the Week after the opener after a dynamic each had 19 points for the Marauders, who got 3 at Edinboro and January 19 at Bloomsburg). history with 679 career boards. She also con- 20-point, 18-rebound performance at Shep- 72 of their 75 points from their starting five. Her previous career high in steals was five, set cluded her collegiate career ranked fifth in SU herd. Baker was 8-of-11 from the field and was Junior Monae Baker led the Lady Raiders with on multiple occasions. Gardner also contrib- history for career three-pointers (186), ninth a regular in the post - scoring seven points in uted eight rebounds and five assists in the in career steals (183) and 11th in career assists Dana Wert 15 points and nine rebounds in 26 minutes on each half and adding four more points in the the floor. Sophomore guard Shawna Wert was contest. (295). overtime periods. a third Lady Raider in double figures, scoring After three straight losses to end the month of November, including a 78-71 loss to Wheeling Shippensburg battled toe-to-toe with the host least 13 seasons since SU has not missed a free Jesuit, who was receiving votes in the WBCA Crimson Hawks in a game that featured 18 ties throw in a contest and the first time the feat Division II poll, Shippensburg returned home and 27 lead changes. Neither team established was accomplished during Trn’s tenure as head to rout West Virginia Wesleyan. The Raiders a lead greater than five points until SU’s final coach. raced out to a 12-0 lead from Heiges Field free throw concluded the scoring with five SU also posted a season-high 20 assists com- 2010-2011 Season Results House and never looked back, shooting 60 per- seconds left on the clock. pared to just 13 turnovers. During the team’s cent in the first half and never trailing en route With the Raiders having established the lead game-changing run, the Lady Raiders flaw- to a 75-44 victory over the Bobcats, a squad Date opponent H/N/A result SHIP OPP late in the game, the team needed to preserve lessly executed their offensive sets; either mak- picked No. 3 in the WVIAC preseason poll 11/13/2010 Shepherd A W (2OT) 94 92 its advantage at the free-throw line. In addition ing a pass to find an open three-point shooter The Raiders shot the lights out from three- to making its final 10 attempts, Shippensburg or drawing an extra defender to dish the ball 11/19/2010 Wheeling Jesuit H L 67 68 point range against West Virginia Wesleyan, was 16-of-17 (94 percent) in the second half off for an easy lay-up. 11/20/2010 West Liberty H L 71 78 making 6-of-10 attempts in the first half and and 30-of-36 (83 percent) for the game. It The win over nationally ranked Gannon 11/23/2010 UDC A L 56 67 finishing the contest 11-of-19 from beyond the marked the most free throws made in one game resulted in a pair of weekly honors for the 12/8/2010 WV. Wesleyan H W 75 44 arc. Senior Kasey Gardner had a first half to since SU was 33-of-39 in the 2008-09 season Raiders. Sarah Strybuc was named the PSAC 12/11/2010 Indiana (Pa.) A W 79 73 remember, scoring five points, grabbing seven opening win over UDC. Eastern Division Women’s Basketball Fresh- rebounds and dishing out five of SU’s 10 first- 12/12/2010 California (Pa.) N L 54 59 Ironically, Shippensburg was 29-of-35 from man of the Week by conference officials after half assists. Gardner finished with 15 points, 12/29/2010 Merrimack H L 57 75 the free-throw line in last year’s 14-point home averaging 15.0 points per game in two victories and the Raiders finished the game with 17 victory over the Crimson Hawks – the same for the Raiders. 1/3/2011 Edinboro A L 61 67 assists compared to just 15 turnovers. 1/4/2011 Lock Haven A L 75 80 game that Lauren Beckley became the school’s Strybuc became the second different Raider to Junior Lindsay Howard made the first start all-time leading scorer. earn Freshman of the Week honors this season. 1/8/2011 Clarion H W 78 69 of her career and took full advantage of the In the early part of 2011, the Raiders would Her shooting was vital to SU’s success this 1/9/2011 Gannon H W 83 62 opportunity. Howard played a career-high 29 pick up another huge win. Kristy Trn ‘93/’94M weekend, as she was 10-of-18 from the floor 1/12/2011 Kutztown H L 72 77 minutes and matched her career-high with picked up her 200th head coaching victory at (55.6 percent) and drained 7-of-9 shots from eight points while setting a new career high 1/15/2011 Cheyney A W 77 51 her alma mater from Heiges Field House as three-point range (77.8 percent). with six rebounds. Most impressive was her 1/19/2011 Bloomsburg A W 69 66 Shippensburg put forth a stupendous effort in performance on the defensive end of the floor. After an 11-point performance against Clarion 1/22/2011 Mansfield H W 74 43 an 83-62 victory over No. 22 Gannon, a squad Among that work was an impressive four on Saturday, Strybuc erupted for a career-high that reached the Division II Final Four last 1/27/2011 West Chester H L 61 79 blocks, the most in one game since Shanna 19 points against Gannon - including a 5-of-7 season. 1/29/2011 East Stroudsburg A W 74 51 Oaddams had four on Feb. 19, 2007 in a vic- performance from three-point range. She hit 2/2/2011 Millersville H L 70 75 tory over Cal. Shippensburg held a 48-46 lead with 11:21 two key trifectas at the start of a 22-3 run remaining and executed a flawless conclusion to in the second half for the Lady Raiders that 2/6/2011 Kutztown A L 68 79 The Raiders followed that up with another the contest, scoring 35 points down the stretch. turned the tides against the Golden Knights. 2/9/2011 Bloomsburg H L 55 65 impressive victory. Shippensburg took a two- In a 7-minute span of play in the second half, point lead with 1:12 remaining on Saturday Kasey Gardner was named the PSAC Eastern 2/12/2011 Cheyney H W 76 51 the Raiders unleashed a 22-3 run to build a afternoon from Memorial Field House and Division Women’s Basketball Player of the 2/16/2011 West Chester A L 67 84 70-49 advantage with 4:47 to go. finished the contest by sinking all 10 of its free- Week after a stellar weekend in which she 2/19/2011 Mansfield A W 65 56 Raediah Lyles throw attempts to earn a clutch 79-73 victory Most impressively, Shippensburg was perfect totaled 35 points, 14 rebounds and 10 assists in 2/23/2011 Millersville A L 56 70 over vaunted rival IUP at the Susan G. Komen from the free-throw line - finishing the game two huge wins for the Lady Raiders. Gardner 2/26/2011 East Stroudsburg H W 89 75 Shoot for the Cure Classic. 22-of-22 from the charity stripe. It has been at averaged 17.5 points, 7.0 rebounds, 5.0 assists

32 Shippensburg University Women’s Basketball 33 2010 STATISTICS

SEASON STATISTICS (----TOTAL---) (-----3 PTS-----) (----REBOUNDS----) Name GP-GS Min-Avg FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct off Def Tot Avg PF DQ A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg GARDNER, Kasey 26-26 900-34.6 169-410 .412 48-153 .314 91-123 .740 68 124 192 7.4 68 2 59 95 5 57 477 18.3 WERT, Shawna 26-25 889-34.2 75-200 . 375 19-53 .358 149-175 .851 25 71 96 3.7 71 2 77 44 3 37 318 12.2 WERT, Dana 26-26 933-35.9 59-149 .396 30-72 .417 114-133 .857 29 73 102 3.9 48 2 121 89 0 40 262 10.1 BAKER, Monae 16-8 325-20.3 59-132 .447 2-10 .200 24-42 .571 32 74 106 6.6 30 0 9 38 2 10 144 9.0 GIEDEMANN, Ashley 26-12 458-17.6 59-149 .396 20-46 .435 41-54 .759 27 63 90 3.5 31 0 6 33 6 8 179 6.9 STRYBUC, Sarah 26-5 532-20.5 58-146 .397 27-70 .386 17-23 .739 8 35 43 1.7 56 2 33 46 4 20 160 6.2 BAMBERGER, Caitlin 9-5 146-16.2 18-42 .429 0-0 .000 12-21 .571 16 22 38 4.2 15 0 3 14 2 8 48 5.3 HOWARD, Lindsay 26-17 416-16.0 48-115 .417 0-0 .000 24-34 .706 23 57 80 3.1 65 1 6 34 36 6 120 4.6 FORDE, Brianna 7-0 96-13.7 7-19 .368 3-9 .333 10-12 .833 4 8 12 1.7 7 0 4 7 0 1 27 3.9 LYLES, Raediah 18-4 238-13.2 19-61 .311 2-16 .125 14-20 .700 6 19 25 1.4 42 0 7 21 3 9 54 3.0 MCMASTER, Codi 11-0 43-3.9 4-12 .333 0-0 .000 0-1 .000 3 4 7 0.6 5 0 2 3 0 1 8 0.7 VARLEY, Erin 17-0 109-6.4 2-8 .250 2-7 .286 5-6 .833 2 11 13 0.8 8 0 13 11 0 1 11 0.6 CONROY, Kerry 12-2 88-7.3 3-20 .150 1-12 .083 0-2 .000 2 6 8 0.7 13 0 3 13 2 2 7 0.6 CAPRICCIO, Kaitlin 12-0 67-5.6 2-14 .143 0-1 .000 2-2 1.000 2 8 10 0.8 2 0 4 2 0 2 6 0.5 HALL, Jazmine 6-0 10-1.7 1-1 1.000 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0 2 2 0.3 2 0 0 0 0 1 2 0.3

TEAM 76 57 133 4 Total 26 5250 583-1478 .394 154-449 .343 503-648 .776 323 634 957 36.8 463 9 347 454 63 203 1823 70.1 Opponents 26 5250 609-1487 .410 160-473 .338 378-536 .705 321 648 969 37.3 534 - 373 489 119 217 1756 67.5

PSAC EASTERN DIVISION STATISTICS (----TOTAL---) (-----3 PTS-----) (----REBOUNDS----) Name GP-GS Min-Avg FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct off Def Reb Tot PF DQ A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg GARDNER, Kasey 14-14 472-33.7 91-227 .401 27-88 .307 43-56 .768 36 57 93 6.6 37 0 29 46 1 30 252 18.0 WERT, Shawna 14-13 475-33.9 45-111 .405 12-30 .400 80-95 .842 12 48 60 4.3 41 2 47 27 0 26 182 13.0 WERT, Dana 14-14 497-35.5 30-82 .366 19-44 .432 56-61 .918 18 38 56 4.0 21 1 68 43 0 23 135 9.6 BAKER, Monae 14-6 265-18.9 48-114 .421 1-7 .143 21-38 .553 29 52 81 5.8 23 0 7 30 2 10 118 8.4 BAMBERGER, Caitlin 8-4 142-17.8 18-42 .429 0-0 .000 12-21 .571 16 21 37 4.6 15 0 3 13 2 8 48 6.0 HOWARD, Lindsay 14-13 249-17.8 28-75 .373 0-0 .000 16-20 .800 18 38 56 4.0 39 1 3 22 24 6 72 5.1 STRYBUC, Sarah 14-0 269-19.2 27-69 .391 11-32 .344 4-9 .444 4 20 24 1.7 31 1 16 30 3 10 69 4.9 GIEDEMANN, Ashley 14-5 177-12.6 16-56 .286 8-25 .320 15-21 .714 9 24 33 2.4 16 0 1 13 3 4 55 3.9 LYLES, Raediah 7-0 7-10.1 7-14 .500 1-6 .167 8-10 .800 2 3 5 0.7 15 0 1 9 0 2 23 3.3 MCMASTER, Codi 8-0 36-4.5 3-9 .333 0-0 .000 0-1 .000 3 3 6 0.8 5 0 1 3 0 1 6 0.8 VARLEY, Erin 9-0 67-7.4 0-6 .000 0-5 .000 5-6 .833 2 9 11 1.2 7 0 8 5 0 0 5 0.6 CAPRICCIO, Kaitlin 11-0 65-5.9 2-14 .143 0-1 .000 2-2 1.000 2 8 10 0.9 2 0 4 2 0 1 6 0.5 HALL, Jazmine 6-0 10-1.7 1-1 1.000 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0 2 2 0.3 2 0 0 0 0 1 2 0.3 CONROY, Kerry 2-1 5-2.5 0-1 .000 0-1 .000 0-0 .000 0 0 0 0.0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0.0

TEAM 42 35 77 3 Total 14 2800 316-821 .385 79-239 .331 262-340 .771 193 358 551 39.4 255 5 188 247 35 122 973 69.5 Opponents 14 2800 316-787 .402 87-249 .349 203-291 .698 165 354 519 37.1 278 - 200 269 67 110 922 65.9

TEAM STATISTICS

SHIP oPP SHIP oPP SCORING 1823 1756 TURNOVERS 454 489 Points per game 70.1 67.5 Turnovers per game 17.5 18.8 Scoring margin +2.6 - Turnover margin +1.3 - FIELD GOALS-ATT 583-1478 609-1487 Assist/turnover ratio 0.8 0.8 Field goal pc .394 .410 STEALS 203 217 3 POINT FG-ATT 154-449 160-473 Steals per game 7.8 8.3 3-point FG pct .343 .338 BLOCKS 63 119 3-pt FG made per game 5.9 6.2 Blocks per game 2.4 4.6 FREE THROWS-ATT 503-648 378-536 WINNING STREAK 1 - Free throw pct .776 .705 Home win streak 2 - REBOUNDS 957 969 Rebounds per game 36.8 37.3 BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Rebounding margin -0.5 - Team 839 967 8 9 1823 ASSISTS 347 373 Opponents 785 956 8 7 1756 Assists per game 13.3 14.3 THE PSAC

34 Shippensburg University PSAC AWARDS & RESULTS PSAC INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

Originating in 1951 PSAC Final Standings 2010-2011 PSAC Awards SCORING ASSISTS (Min. 3.0 per game) to administer and pro- No. Name, Team Yr. G FG 3FG FT Pts Avg No. Name, Team Yr. G Asst Avg

mote men’s athletics, 1. SMITH, Kayla, CAL SR 30 200 0 156 556 18.5 1. STEWART, Megan-WCU SR 27 148 5.5 the Pennsylvania State EASTERN DIVISION Eastern Division First Team 2. GARDNER, Kasey-SHIP SR 26 169 48 91 477 18.3 2. NEWMAN, Mashira-MILL SO 29 148 5.1 Athletic Conference Team PSAC Overall Pct. Kelsey Gallagher, Bloomsburg 3. ACHESINSKI, AMY-MC-W SR 30 204 3 127 538 17.9 3. FLANAGAN, Alyssa-BLOOM SO 28 134 4.8 has evolved into one Bloomsburg # 13-1 22-6 .786 Kasey Gardner, Shippensburg 4. WIELLER, DANA-BLOOM SO 27 151 88 90 480 17.8 4. LEE, Shannon-ROCK JR 26 121 4.7 of the NCAA’s most Millersville 11-3 22-7 .759 Melissa McQuade, Kutztown 5. MCQUADE,Melissa-KUTZ SR 27 156 46 99 457 16.9 WERT, Dana-SHIP SO 26 121 4.7 Aurielle Mosley, Millersville heralded intercolle- West Chester 11-3 20-7 .741 6. MOSLEY,Aurielle-MILL SO 29 192 1 98 483 16.7 6. PENDER, Nicole-MANS JR 26 120 4.6 giate conferences. Megan Stewart, West Chester 7. GALLAGHER,Kelsey-BLOOM JR 28 154 73 83 464 16.6 7. CLAAR, Lacey-IUP SR 27 118 4.4 Kutztown 8-6 15-12 .556 Dana Wieller, Bloomsburg 8. MOORE,Mallory-MANS JR 26 136 21 122 415 16.0 8. JONES, Raven-CLAR FR 26 109 4.2 The first major step came in 1977, when based Shippensburg 7-7 12-14 .462 on a growing interest, the league reorganized 9. JOHNS, Amy-CAL JR 31 180 22 97 479 15.5 9. DACEK, Amanda-GAN JR 26 104 4.0 to provide a structure for its women’s programs. Mansfield 2-12 6-20 .231 Eastern Division Second Team 10. NEWMAN,Mashira-KUTZ SO 29 143 37 103 426 14.7 10. MCQUADE,Melissa-KUTZ SR 27 105 3.9 Only three years later, lacking a standard com- Cheyney 2-12 6-20 .231 Nadirah Brown, Cheyney 11. BROWN,Nadirah-CHEY JR 26 127 12 93 359 13.8 11. BANDA, Dana-MC SO 30 113 3.8 petitive division, league voted to reclassify the E. Stroudsburg 2-12 5-21 .192 Allison Hostetter, West Chester 12. WOOD,Ashley-KUTZ SO 27 133 48 53 367 13.6 12. LINDSAY, Laurel-EDIN FR 30 111 3.7 13. FICKEL,Emma-CLAR FR 26 117 89 23 346 13.3 13. STARR,Meredith-KUTZ SR 27 99 3.7 entire conference to NCAA Division II. Alex Lennon, West Chester Mallory Moore, Mansfield 14. KLEBER,Julie-GAN SR 25 110 53 53 326 13.0 14. GALLAGHER, Kelsey-BLOOM JR 28 97 3.5 Among its recent enhancements the PSAC has WESTERN DIVISION 15. STEWART, Megan-WCU SR 27 111 45 81 348 12.9 15. VERES, Andrea-ESU FR 26 88 3.4 expanded its membership twice during a four- Team PSAC Overall Pct. Mashira Newman, Millersville Ashley Wood, Kutztown 16. PASTOREK,Sarah-IUP SO 26 135 0 55 325 12.5 year span. The first occurred during the 2008- Edinboro #$* 13-1 26-4 .867 17. LENNON, Alex-WCU SO 27 148 0 41 337 12.5 FREE THROW PERCENTAGE (Min. 2.0 made per game) 09 academic year with the addition of full-time Indiana (Pa.) 11-3 19-8 .704 18. HOSTETTER,Allison-WCU JR 27 136 4 55 331 12.3 No. Name, Team Yr. G 3FG FGA Pct members Gannon University and Mercyhurst California (Pa.) * 11-3 23-8 .742 Eastern Division Honors 19. WERT,Shawna-SHIP SO 26 75 19 149 318 12.2 1. GALLAGHER, Kelsey-BLOOM JR 28 83 94 .883 College, and associate member Long Island Mercyhurst 7-7 15-15 .500 Athlete of the Year – Kelsey Gallagher, Bloomsburg 20. OXENRIDER, Kayla-BLOOM SO 27 103 49 73 328 12.1 2. CLAAR, Lacey-IUP SR 27 70 80 .875 University-C.W. Post. Over the past year, the Gannon 5-9 13-13 .500 Freshman of the Year – Andrea Sisson, Kutztown 3. WERT, Dana-SHIP SO 26 114 133 .857 PSAC’s Board of Directors agreed to welcome Lock Haven 4-10 11-14 .440 Coach of the Year – Bill Cleary, Bloomsburg REBOUNDS 4. WERT, Shawna-SHIP SO 26 149 175 .851 Seton Hill University as an associate member Clarion 4-10 7-19 .556 No. Name, Team Yr. G Off Def Total Avg 5. MCQUADE,Melissa-KUTZ SR 27 99 117 .846 to begin play in field hockey during the 2011- Slippery Rock 1-13 3-23 .115 1. MOSLEY,Aurielle-MILL SO 29 174 192 366 12.6 6. WIELLER, Dana-BLOOM SO 27 90 110 .818 Western Division First Team 12 campaign. The membership now consists of 2. SMITH,Kayla-CAL SR 30 145 228 373 12.4 7. BROWN, Renee’-EDIN JR 30 87 107 .813 Amy Achesinski, Mercyhurst 16 full-time institutions and the two associate # Division Champion 3. HOSTETTER,Allison-WCU JR 27 99 155 254 9.4 8. VERES, Andrea-ESU FR 26 65 81 .802 Renee Brown, Edinboro members. * Tournament Champion 4. ACHESINSKI,Amy-MC SR 30 80 194 274 9.1 9. STEWART, Megan-WCU SR 27 81 103 .786 Lacey Claar, IUP $ NCAA Tournament participant 5. MCQUADE,Melissa-KUTZ SR 27 60 182 242 9.0 10. OXENRIDER, Kayla-BLOOM SO 27 73 95 .768 All of the league’s full-time members are Amy Johns, California 6. BROWN,Nadirah-Chey JR 26 98 122 220 8.5 11. MOORE, Mallory-MANS JR 26 122 163 .748 located within the Commonwealth of Penn- Julie Kleber, Gannon 7. MOORE,Mallory-MANS JR 26 102 114 216 8.3 12. MOSLEY, Aurielle-MILL SO 29 98 132 .742 sylvania, which makes the PSAC the largest Kayla Smith, California (Pa.) one-state conference in the NCAA. The league 8. LYNCH, Christalee-CHEY JR 24 62 126 188 7.8 13. GARDNER, Kasey-SHIP SR 26 91 123 .740 has also grown to share the distinctions as: The 2010-2011 PSAC Tournament 9. LENNON, Alex-WCU SO 27 97 113 210 7.8 14. KUDRICK, KRISTEN-LHU SR 25 78 106 .736 largest conference in Division II, the largest Western Division Second Team 10. GARDNER, Kasey-SHIP SR 26 68 124 192 7.4 15. PAPICH, Jennifer-GAN FR 25 68 94 .723 Quarterfinals football-playing conference in the NCAA, and, Samantha Blazetic, Edinboro 11. STYLES, Gabrielle-MILL JR 29 88 120 208 7.2 with 23, the conference that sponsors the most Edinboro 75, Mercyhurst 51 Kiara Brown, Edinboro 12. STROMAN,Domonique-MILL SR 29 76 126 202 7.0 STEALS championships at the Division II level. California (Pa.) 61, IUP 51 Micki Cerchiaro, Edinboro 13. PASTOREK, Sarah-IUP SO 26 96 83 179 6.9 No. Name, Team Yr. G Stls Avg Bloomsburg 80, Kutztown 66 14. HERSHEY, Kacie-LHU SO 25 52 117 169 6.8 1. NEWMAN, Mashira-MILL SO 29 118 4.1 Highly competitive on a regional and national Darche Jackson, Edinboro Millersville 70, West Chester 65 15. CERCHIARO, Micki-EDIN JR 29 91 104 195 6.7 2. PENDER, Nicole-MANS JR 26 88 3.4 level, PSAC schools annually combine to send Samantha Loadman, Mercyhurst 16. SMITH, Danielle-ROCK- JR 26 44 130 174 6.7 3. CERCHIARO, Micki-EDIN JR 29 96 3.3 nearly one-third of its teams into NCAA Sarah Pastorek, IUP Semifinals 17. SORBER, Kelly-ESU SO 25 69 98 167 6.7 4. MOORE, Mallory-MANS JR 26 75 2.9 postseason play. Ultimately, the membership’s Eryn Withers, IUP Edinboro 70, Millersville 58 18. JOHNS, Amy-CAL JR 31 73 132 205 6.6 5. STEWART, Megan-WCU SR 27 77 2.9 success has yielded 43 NCAA team and 246 California (Pa.) 77, Bloomsburg 71 19. DEIBERT, Ann-CLAR FR 25 56 100 156 6.2 6. MILLER, Lachelle-CHEY FR 25 67 2.7 individual title winners. Western Division Honors 20. HALL, SHARAY-LHU JR 25 42 111 153 6. 7. STROMAN, Domonique-MILL SR 29 77 2.7 While proud of its athletic accomplishments, Final Athlete of the Year – Kayla Smith, California (Pa.) 8. SMITH, Kayla-CAL SR 30 71 2.4 the league also has evolved into one of Division Edinboro 75, California (Pa.) 58 Rookie of the Year – Darche Jackson, Edinboro FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE (Min. 3.0 made per game) 9. PAPICH, Jennifer-GAN FR 25 58 2.3 II’s finest from an academic standpoint. Today, Coach of the Year – Stan Swank, Edinboro No. Name, Team Yr. G FG FGA Pct 10. MCQUADE,Melissa-KUTZ SR 27 60 2.2 nearly one-third of the PSAC’s estimated 1. ACHESINSKI, Amy-MC SR 30 204 343 .595 11. LYNCH, Christalee-CHEY JR 24 53 2.2 6,300 participants are honored each year as 2. SMITH, Kayla-CAL SR 30 200 364 .549 12. GARDNER, Kasey-SHIP SR 26 57 2.2 “Scholar-Athletes” for maintaining a grade- 3. BLAZETIC, Samantha-EDIN SO 29 113 216 .523 13. PASTOREK, Sarah-IUP SO 26 56 2.2 point average of 3.25 or better - a total that has 4. TUCKER, Danielle-GAN FR 23 75 144 .521 VERES, Andrea-ESU FR 26 56 2.2 nearly doubled since PSAC Scholar-Athletes 5. CERCHIARO, Micki-EDIN JR 29 113 223 .507 15. METZ, Raven-EDIN JR 29 62 2.1 were first recognized in the mid-1990s. 6. LENNON, Alex-WCU SO 27 148 298 .497 Although all 16 current institutions are mem- 7. PASTOREK, Sarah-IUP SO 26 135 275 .491 bers of Division II, seven league schools also 8. MOSLEY, Aurielle-MILL SO 29 192 410 .468 compete at the Division I level in select sports. 9. WOOD,Ashley-KUTZ SO 27 133 289 .460 PSAC schools enroll over 127,000 students and 10. GALLAGHER, Kelsey-BLOOM JR 28 154 337 .457 claim over 710,000 alumni, including 483,000 11. MCQUADE,Melissa-KUTZ SR 27 156 342 .456 who reside in Pennsylvania. 12. PAPICH, Jennifer-GAN FR 25 89 197 .452 13. LUCKETT, Danielle-CAL JR 31 126 279 .452 The PSAC is governed by the presidents of the 14. DEIBERT, Ann-CLAR FR 25 86 191 .450 16 member institutions. It employs a com- 15. JOHNS, Amy-CAL JR 31 180 417 .432 missioner, an associate and assistant commis- sioner, and a director of media relations at its headquarters in Lock Haven, Pa.

36 Shippensburg University Women’s Basketball 37 PSAC INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS PSAC TEAM STATISTICS

3-PT FG PERCENTAGE ASSIST/TURNOVER RATIO SCORING OFFENSE FREE THROW PERCENTAGE No. Name, Team Yr. GP 3FG 3FGA Pct No. Name, Team Yr. GP Ast Avg TO Avg Ratio No. Team G Pts Avg No. Team G FTM FTA Pct 1. ULLMAN, Arika-IUP JR 24 25 55 .455 1. FLANAGAN, Alyssa-BLOOM SO 28 134 4.8 66 2.4 2.0 1. Bloomsburg 28 2140 76.4 1. Shippensburg 26 503 648 .776 2. MCQUADE,Melissa-KUTZ SR 27 46 104 .442 2. STARR,Meredith-KUTZ SR 27 99 3.7 50 1.9 2.0 2. West Chester 27 1981 73.4 2. Bloomsburg 28 416 541 .769 3. WOOD,Ashley-KUTZ SO 27 48 109 .440 3. STEWART, Megan-WCU SR 27 148 5.5 88 3.3 1.7 3. Kutztown 27 1967 72.9 3. Kutztown 27 421 551 .764 4. SISSON,Andrea-KUTZ FR 27 55 125 .440 4. CLAAR, Lacey-IUP SR 27 118 4.4 73 2.7 1.6 4. Edinboro 30 2146 71.5 4. Indiana (Pa.) 27 370 494 .749 5. NOACK, Catherine-BLOOM FR 28 42 99 .424 5. MCQUADE,Melissa-KUTZ SR 27 105 3.9 72 2.7 1.5 5. California (Pa.) 31 2190 70.6 5. Clarion 26 287 404 .710 6. GALLAGHER, Kelsey-BLOOM JR 28 73 174 .420 6. WERT, Dana-SHIP SO 26 121 4.7 89 3.4 1.4 6. Shippensburg 26 1823 70.1 6. Edinboro 30 403 575 .701 7. WERT, Dana-SHIP SO 26 30 72 .417 7. SEEBOHM, Kate-CAL FR 31 100 3.2 80 2.6 1.3 7. Indiana (Pa.) 27 1851 68.6 7. Gannon 26 318 456 .697 8. STARR,Meredith-KUTZ SR 27 34 83 .410 8. DACEK, Amanda-GAN JR 26 104 4.0 84 3.2 1.2 8. Gannon 26 1737 66.8 8. Mansfield 26 348 500 .696 9. WIELLER, Dana-BLOOM SO 27 88 220 .400 9. LINDSAY, Laurel-EDIN FR 30 111 3.7 93 3.1 1.2 9. Millersville 29 1935 66.7 9. West Chester 27 374 546 .685 10. OXENRIDER, Kayla-BLOOM SO 27 49 124 .395 10. GALLAGHER, Kelsey-BLOOM JR 28 97 3.5 87 3.1 1.1 10. Lock Haven 25 1591 63.6 10. Lock Haven 25 277 407 .681 11. STRYBUC, Sarah-SHIP FR 26 27 70 .386 11. NEWMAN, Mashira-MILL SO 29 148 5.1 143 4.9 1.0 11. Mercyhurst 30 1888 62.9 11. Slippery Rock 26 240 359 .669 12. KLEBER, Julie-GAN SR 25 53 139 .381 12. PENDER, Nicole-MANS JR 26 120 4.6 123 4.7 1.0 12. Mansfield 26 1590 61.2 12. Mercyhurst 30 338 507 .667 13. CLAAR, Lacey-IUP SR 27 57 150 .380 13. HOSTETTER, Allison-WCU JR 27 82 3.0 85 3.1 1.0 13. Clarion 26 1530 58.8 13. Millersville 29 458 688 .666 14. KERMOND, Megan-CAL SO 31 41 110 .373 14. LEE, Shannon-ROCK JR 26 121 4.7 130 5.0 0.9 14. East Stroudsburg 26 1434 55.2 14. California (Pa.) 31 387 596 .649 15. FICKEL, Emma-CLAR FR 26 89 240 .371 15. BANDA, Dana-MC SO 30 113 3.8 148 4.9 0.8 15. Cheyney 26 1395 53.7 15. Cheyney 26 327 555 .589 16. Slippery Rock 26 1362 52.4 16. East Stroudsburg 26 256 440 .582 3-PT FG MADE No. Name, Team Yr. GP 3FG Avg/G SCORING DEFENSE FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE 1. FICKEL, Emma-CLAR FR 26 89 3.4 No. Team G Pts Avg No. Team G FG FGA Pct 2. WIELLER, Dana-BLOOM SO 27 88 3.3 1. Indiana (Pa.) 27 1512 56.0 1. Mercyhurst 30 691 1499 .461 3. GALLAGHER, Kelsey-BLOOM JR 28 73 2.6 2. Edinboro 30 1730 57.7 2. California (Pa.) 31 814 1863 .437 4. LOWE, Caitlyn-GAN JR 26 60 2.3 3. California (Pa.) 31 1815 58.5 3. Bloomsburg 28 714 1667 .428 5. KLEBER, Julie-GAN SR 25 53 2.1 4. Millersville 29 1726 59.5 4. Gannon 26 629 1474 .427 6. CLAAR, Lacey-IUP SR 27 57 2.1 5. Bloomsburg 28 1711 61.1 5. Kutztown 27 674 1585 .425 7. SISSON,Andrea-KUTZ FR 27 55 2.0 6. West Chester 27 1673 62.0 6. West Chester 27 736 1762 .418 8. WITHERS, Eryn-IUP SR 26 50 1.9 7. Kutztown 27 1726 63.9 7. Edinboro 30 785 1940 .405 9. GARDNER, Kasey-SHIP SR 26 48 1.8 8. Gannon 26 1682 64.7 8. Indiana (Pa.) 27 654 1619 .404 10. OXENRIDER, Kayla-BLOOM SO 27 49 1.8 9. Mercyhurst 30 1967 65.6 9. Shippensburg 26 583 1478 .394 11. BORST, Barb-ESU SO 26 47 1.8 10. Lock Haven 25 1659 66.4 10. Lock Haven 25 605 1571 .385 12. WOOD,Ashley-KUTZ SO 27 48 1.8 11. Shippensburg 26 1756 67.5 11. Millersville 29 676 1772 .381 13. LOADMAN, Samantha-MC SR 30 53 1.8 12. Mansfield 26 1757 67.6 12. Slippery Rock 26 498 1332 .374 14. MCQUADE,Melissa-KUTZ SR 27 46 1.7 13. Slippery Rock 26 1787 68.7 13. Mansfield 26 568 1520 .374 15. STEWART, Megan-WCU SR 27 45 1.7 14. Clarion 26 1843 70.9 14. Clarion 26 546 1469 .372 15. East Stroudsburg 26 1853 71.3 15. East Stroudsburg 26 512 1518 .337 BLOCKS 16. Cheyney 26 1863 71.7 16. Cheyney 26 496 1630 .30 No. Name, Team Yr. GP No Avg/G 1. LENNON, Alex-WCU SO 27 87 3.2 SCORING MARGIN FIELD GOAL PCT DEFENSE 2. MOSLEY, Aurielle-MILL SO 29 93 3.2 No. Team G OFF DEF Margin No. Team G FG FGA Pct 3. BLAZETIC, Samantha-EDIN SO 29 71 2.4 1. Bloomsburg 28 76.4 61.1 +15.3 1. Bloomsburg 28 571 1597 .358 4. SORBER, Kelly-ESU SO 25 44 1.8 2. Edinboro 30 71.5 57.7 +13.9 2. West Chester 27 572 1594 .359 5. SMITH, Kayla-CAL SR 30 47 1.6 3. Indiana (Pa.) 27 68.6 56.0 +12.6 3. Kutztown 27 616 1700 .362 6. ACHESINSKI, Amy-MC SR 30 44 1.5 4. California (Pa.) 31 70.6 58.5 +12.1 4. Millersville 29 625 1701 .367 7. HOWARD, Lindsay-SHIP JR 26 36 1.4 5. West Chester 27 73.4 62.0 +11.4 5. California (Pa.) 31 654 1734 .377 8. HEALY, Courtney-CLAR JR 25 34 1.4 6. Kutztown 27 72.9 63.9 +8.9 6. Edinboro 30 597 1576 .379 9. STYLES, Gabrielle-MILL JR 29 38 1.3 7. Millersville 29 66.7 59.5 +7.2 7. Lock Haven 25 554 1444 .384 10. VITEZ, Emilee-ROCK SO 26 28 1.1 8. Shippensburg 26 70.1 67.5 +2.6 8. Mansfield 26 653 1666 .392 11. KUDRICK, KRISTEN-LHU SR 25 26 1.0 9. Gannon 26 66.8 64.7 +2.1 9. Indiana (Pa.) 27 541 1377 .393 12. CERCHIARO, Micki-EDIN JR 29 29 1.0 10. Mercyhurst 30 62.9 65.6 -2.6 10. Shippensburg 26 609 1487 .410 13. ELLIS, Lauren-BLOOM SO 28 27 1.0 11. Lock Haven 25 63.6 66.4 -2.7 11. Mercyhurst 30 700 1703 .411 14. PAPICH, Jennifer-GAN FR 25 23 0.9 12. Mansfield 26 61.2 67.6 -6.4 12. Clarion 26 697 1691 .412 15. BROWN, Renee’-EDIN JR 30 23 0.8 13. Clarion 26 58.8 70.9 -12.0 13. Cheyney 26 620 1504 .412 14. East Stroudsburg 26 55.2 71.3 -16.1 14. East Stroudsburg 26 656 1568 .418 Caitlin Bamberger 15. Slippery Rock 26 52.4 68.7 -16.3 15. Slippery Rock 26 675 1594 .423 16. Cheyney 26 53.7 71.7 -18.0 16. Gannon 26 628 1458 .431

38 Shippensburg University Women’s Basketball 39 PSAC TEAM STATISTICS PSAC TEAM STATISTICS

3-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE REBOUNDING MARGIN ASSISTS No. Team G FG FGA Pct No. Team G TEAM Avg OPP Avg Margin No. Team G Asst Avg 1. Kutztown 27 198 495 .400 1. California (Pa.) 31 1300 41.9 1013 32.7 +9.3 1. Bloomsburg 28 468 16.7 2. Bloomsburg 28 296 767 .386 2. Millersville 29 1320 45.5 1061 36.6 +8.9 2. West Chester 27 450 16.7 3. Indiana (Pa.) 27 173 500 .346 3. West Chester 27 1216 45.0 1032 38.2 +6.8 3. Kutztown 27 446 16.5 4. Gannon 26 161 466 .345 4. Mercyhurst 30 1047 34.9 956 31.9 +3.0 4. Edinboro 30 473 15.8 5. Shippensburg 26 154 449 .343 5. Lock Haven 25 1019 40.8 977 39.1 +1.7 5. California (Pa.) 31 484 15.6 6. West Chester 27 135 401 .337 6. Kutztown 27 1098 40.7 1067 39.5 +1.1 6. Indiana (Pa.) 27 407 15.1 7. California (Pa.) 31 175 524 .334 7. Edinboro 30 1171 39.0 1164 38.8 +0.2 7. Mercyhurst 30 448 14.9 8. Edinboro 30 173 538 .322 8. Mansfield 26 1042 40.1 1048 40.3 -0.2 8. Gannon 26 378 14.5 9. Mercyhurst 30 168 523 .321 9. Gannon 26 898 34.5 905 34.8 -0.3 9. Millersville 29 398 13.7 10. Millersville 29 125 396 .316 10. Shippensburg 26 957 36.8 969 37.3 -0.5 10. Mansfield 26 348 13.4 11. Clarion 26 151 498 .303 11. Cheyney 26 1090 41.9 1127 43.3 -1.4 11. Shippensburg 26 347 13.3 12. East Stroudsburg 26 154 523 .294 12. Indiana (Pa.) 27 956 35.4 996 36.9 -1.5 12. Clarion 26 328 12.6 13. Lock Haven 25 103 354 .291 13. Bloomsburg 28 1005 35.9 1090 38.9 -3.0 13. Lock Haven 25 305 12.2 14. Slippery Rock 26 126 438 .288 14. Slippery Rock 26 887 34.1 985 37.9 -3.8 14. Slippery Rock 26 315 12.1 15. Mansfield 26 106 387 .274 15. Clarion 26 951 36.6 1104 42.5 -5.9 15. East Stroudsburg 26 286 11.0 16. Cheyney 26 76 352 .216 16. East Stroudsburg 26 962 37.0 1134 43.6 -6.6 16. Cheyney 26 244 9.4

3-POINT FIELD GOAL PCT DEFENSE BLOCKED SHOTS STEALS No. Team G FG FGA Pct No. Team G Blocks Avg No. Team G Steals Avg/G 1. Edinboro 30 86 330 .261 1. Millersville 29 174 6.0 1. Edinboro 30 446 14.9 2. Kutztown 27 185 617 .300 2. Edinboro 30 168 5.6 2. West Chester 27 338 12.5 3. Indiana (Pa.) 27 123 410 .300 3. West Chester 27 117 4.3 3. Cheyney 26 325 12.5 4. West Chester 27 138 454 .304 4. East Stroudsburg 26 96 3.7 4. Millersville 29 362 12.5 5. Lock Haven 25 139 443 .314 5. California (Pa.) 31 110 3.5 5. California (Pa.) 31 365 11.8 6. Cheyney 26 170 528 .322 6. Lock Haven 25 86 3.4 6. Indiana (Pa.) 27 313 11.6 7. California (Pa.) 31 173 535 .323 7. Mercyhurst 30 95 3.2 7. Mansfield 26 297 11.4 8. Bloomsburg 28 152 470 .323 8. Kutztown 27 83 3.1 8. Bloomsburg 28 303 10.8 9. Clarion 26 156 481 .324 9. Bloomsburg 28 79 2.8 9. East Stroudsburg 26 276 10.6 10. East Stroudsburg 26 135 409 .330 10. Mansfield 26 70 2.7 10. Lock Haven 25 241 9.6 11. Mercyhurst 30 187 561 .333 11. Shippensburg 26 63 2.4 11. Gannon 26 231 8.9 12. Millersville 29 151 452 .334 12. Clarion 26 60 2.3 12. Clarion 26 215 8.3 13. Shippensburg 26 160 473 .338 13. Gannon 26 57 2.2 13. Kutztown 27 212 7.9 14. Shippensburg 26 203 7.8 14. Mansfield 26 184 530 .347 14. Slippery Rock 26 52 2.0 Codi McMaster 15. Slippery Rock 26 169 472 .358 15. Cheyney 26 46 1.8 15. Mercyhurst 30 208 6.9 16. Gannon 26 162 448 .362 16. Indiana (Pa.) 27 46 1.7 16. Slippery Rock 26 170 6.5

TURNOVER MARGIN No. Team G Team Avg Opp Avg Margin 1. Indiana (Pa.) 27 445 16.5 666 24.7 +8.19 2. Edinboro 30 537 17.9 778 25.9 +8.03 3. Bloomsburg 28 515 18.4 640 22.9 +4.46 4. West Chester 27 561 20.8 627 23.2 +2.44 5. Gannon 26 499 19.2 543 20.9 +1.69 6. Kutztown 27 458 17.0 496 18.4 +1.41 7. Shippensburg 26 454 17.5 489 18.8 +1.35 8. California (Pa.) 31 611 19.7 640 20.6 +0.94 9. Millersville 29 626 21.6 643 22.2 +0.59 10. Lock Haven 25 501 20.0 501 20.0 +0.00 11. Cheyney 26 626 24.1 608 23.4 -0.69 12. East Stroudsburg 26 630 24.2 566 21.8 -2.46 13. Mansfield 26 578 22.2 513 19.7 -2.50 14. Clarion 26 567 21.8 454 17.5 -4.35 15. Mercyhurst 30 678 22.6 498 16.6 -6.00 16. Slippery Rock 26 558 21.5 381 14.7 -6.81

Dana Wert

40 Shippensburg University Women’s Basketball 41 PSAC ALL-TIME HISTORY

All-time PSAC Career Leaders PSAC Championship Appearances Year-by-Year

POINTS 2008 Name, Team Years Points QF Indiana (Pa.) 55, Shippensburg 48 1. Lauren Beckley, Shippensburg 2006-10 2,407 2007 2. Valerie Walker, Cheyney 1978-82 2,289 QF California (Pa.) 79, Shippensburg 65 3. Brooque Williams, California 2006-10 2,205 T4. Theresa Lorenzi, Bloomsburg 1985-89 2,173 2005 T4. Yolanda Laney, Cheyney 1980-84 2,173 QF Clarion 69, Shippensburg 49 6. Tina Martin, Lock Haven 1982-86 2,157 7. Sara McKinney, California 2002-05 2,117 2004 8. Jahzinga Tracey, IUP 2005-09 2,101 CH California 87, Shippensburg 54 9. Kayla Smith, California 2006-11 2,096 SF Shippensburg 73, West Chester 50 10. Stacey Cunningham, Shippensburg 1980-84 2,057 QF Shippensburg 65, Clarion 36 11. Ashley Totedo, Shippensburg 1995-99 2,050 2003 QF California 82, Shippensburg 50

REBOUNDS 2002 Name, Team Years Rebounds SF Millersville 73, Shippensburg 63 1. Ashley Totedo, Shippensburg 1995-99 1,489 QF Shippensburg 96, S. Rock 84 2. Kayla Smith 2006-11 1,309 2001 3. Heather Gates, Edinboro 1994-98 1,301 CH Shippensburg 86, California 71 4. Carlita Jones, Clarion 1991-95 1,258 SF Shippensburg 88, W. Chester 75 6. Deb Schneider, Mansfield 1983-86 1,207 QF Shippensburg 82, Edinboro 53 6. Sara McKinney, California 2002-05 1,204 7. Becky Siembak, SRU/Cal 99-01/02-04 1,203 2000 8. Lauren Beckley, Shippensburg 2006-10 1,151 CH Shippensburg 83, Millersville 57 9. Heather Cigich, Clarion 2001-05 1,121 SF Shippensburg 85, Bloomsburg 62 10. Montique Wade, Edinboro 1985-90 1,113 QF Shippensburg 90, Edinboro 76

1999 ASSISTS CH Shippensburg 92, IUP 85 Name, Team Years Assists SF Shippensburg 54, Kutztown 51 1. Megan Storck, California (Pa.) 2003-06 767 QF Shippensburg 85, California 48 2. Callie Iorfido, Edinboro 2002-06 682 1998 3. Lori Richelderfer, California (Pa.) 1993-94 660 CH Shippensburg 89, Edinboro 80 (ot) 4. Tammy Wood, California (Pa.) 1988-92 656 SF Shippensburg 75, Kutztown 66 5. Lori Young, Lock Haven 1983-87 643 QF Shippensburg 69, IUP 60 6. Stacy Perryman, East Stroudsburg 1992-96 607 7. Paula Light, Millersville 1990-93 597 1997 8. Vickie Mikesic, Shippensburg 1997-01 575 CH Shippensburg 89, Edinboro 74 9. Becky Pigga, Bloomsburg 1987-91 575 SF Shippensburg 70, West Chester 62 10. Melissa Swartz, Shippensburg 1993-97 572 QF Shippensburg 68, Kutztown 59 1996 CH Shippensburg 87, Slippery Rock 67 All-time PSAC Titles SF Shippensburg 95, Bloomsburg 87 QF Shippensburg 93, West Chester 83

Shippensburg 6 1995 California (Pa.) 4 SF East Stroudsburg 80, Shippensburg 69 Cheyney 4 Indiana (Pa.) 4 1985 Clarion 3 QF Millersville 84, Shippensburg 69 Millersville 3 1984 Edinboro 2 CH Millersville 69, Shippensburg 54 Lock Haven 2 SF Shippensburg 69, IUP 67 Bloomsburg 1 QF Shippensburg 65, East Stroudsburg 61 East Stroudsburg 1 Gannon 1 Slippery Rock 1 Key: QF - Quarterfinals SF - Semifinals CH - Championship OPPONENTS

42 Shippensburg University OPPONENTS OPPONENTS

Saint Michaels Charleston California (Pa.) West Virginia Wesleyan Mercyhurst Slippery Rock Game 1 Game 2 Game 3 Game 10 Game 11 Game 12

Date: November 12, 2011 Date: November 13, 2011 Date: November 19, 2011 Date: December 30, 2011 Date: January 6, 2012 Date: January 7, 2012

Location: Colchester, VT Location: Charleston, WV Location: California, PA Location: Buckhannon, WV Location: Eric, PA Location: Slippery Rock, PA Nickname: Purple Knights Nickname: Golden Eagles Nickname: Vulcans Nickname: Bobcats Nickname: Lakers Nickname: The Rock Colors: Purple & White Colors: Gold and Maroon Colors: Red & Black Colors: Orange & Black Colors: Green & Navy Colors: Green & White Arena: Ross Sports Center Arena: Eddie King Gymnasium Arena: Convocation Center Arena: Rockefeller Center Arena: Mercyhurst Athletic Center Arena: Morrow Fieldhouse Conference: NE-10 Conference: WVIAC Arena: PSAC Western Division Conference: WVIAC Conference: PSAC Western Division Conference: PSAC Western Division Head Coach: Jennifer Niebling Head Coach: Sherry Winn Head Coach: Mark Swasey Head Coach: Jackie DeVane Head Coach: Deanna Richard Head Coach: Tanya Longo 2010-11 Results: 16-11, 13-9 2010-11 Results: 24-8, 18-4 2010-11 Results: 23-8, 11-3 2011-12 Results: 18-10, 14-8 2010-11 Results: 15-15, 7-7 2010-11 Results: 3-23, 1-13 SID: Josh Kessler SID: William McDaniel SID: Matthew Kifer SID: Philip Fetty SID: David Leisering SID: Bob McComas E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.smcathletics.com Website: www.ucwvathletics.com Website: www.calvulcans.com Website: www.wvwc.edu/athletics/ Website: www.hurstathletics.com Website: www.rockathletics.com

Indiana (Pa.) Virginia State Edinboro Bloomsburg Game 4 Game 5 Game 6 Game 13/21

Date: November 20, 2011 Date: November 29, 2011 Date: December 3, 2011 Date: January 11, 2012 February 8, 2012 Location: Indiana, PA Location: Petersburg, VA Location:Edinboro, PA Nickname: Crimson Hawks Nickname:Trojan Nickname: Fighting Scots Location: Bloomsburg, PA Colors: Red & Black Colors: Orange & Blue Colors: Red & White Nickname: Huskies Arena: Ed Fry Arena Arena: Daniel Gym Arena: McComb Fieldhouse Colors: Maroon & Gold Conference: PSAC Western Division Conference: CIAA Conference: PSAC Western Division Arena: Nelson Fieldhouse Head Coach: Jeff Dow Head Coach: James Hill Head Coach: Stan Swank Conference: PSAC Eastern Division 2010-11 Results: 19-8, 10-3 2010-11 Results: 19-9, 12-6 2010-11 Results: 26-4, 13-1 Head Coach: Bill Cleary SID: Ryan Rebholz SID: Jason Pompey SID: Bob Shreve 2010-11 Results: 22-6, 13-1 E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected] SID: Tom McGuire Website: www.iupathletics.com Website: www.vsu.edu Website: www.gofightingscots.com E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.buhuskies.com

Lock Haven Clarion Gannon Mansfield Game 7 Game 8 Game 9 Game 14/20

Date: December 4, 2011 Date: December 9, 2011 Date: December 10, 2011 Date: January 14, 2012 February 4, 2012 Location: Lock Haven, PA Location: Clarion, PA Location: Erie, PA Nickname:Eagles Nickname: Golden Eagles Nickname: Golden Knights Location: Mansfield, PA Colors: Maroon & Grey Colors:Blue & Gold Colors: Maroon & Gold Nickname: Mounties Arena: Thomas Fieldhouse Arena: Waldo S. Tippin Gymnasium Arena: Hammermill Center Colors: Red & Black Conference: PSAC Western Division Conference: PSAC Western Division Conference: PSAC Western Division Arena: Decker Gymnasium Head Coach: Jennifer Smith Head Coach: Margaret ‘Gie’ Parsons Head Coach: Cleve Wright Conference: PSAC Eastern Division 2010-11 Results: 11-13, 4-9 2010-11 Results: 7-19, 4-10 2010-11 Results: 13-13, 5-9 Head Coach: Ruth Hermansen SID: Doug Spatafore SID: Rich Herman SID: Dan Teliski 2010-11 Results: 7-19, 2-12 E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected] SID: Steve McCloskey Website: www.golhu.com Website: www.clariongoldeneagles.com Website: www.gannonsports.com E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.gomounties.com

Caitlin Bamberger

44 Shippensburg University Women’s Basketball 45 OPPONENTS

West Chester East Stroudsburg Millersville Game 15/23 Game 16/22 Game 17/25

Date: January 18, 2012 Date: January 21, 2012 Date: January 25, 2012 February 15, 2012 February 11, 2012 February 22, 2012

Location: West Chester, PA Location: East Stroudsburg, PA Location: Millersville, PA Nickname: Golden Rams Nickname: Warriors Nickname: Marauders Colors: Purple & Gold Colors: Red & Black Colors: Black & Yellow Arena: Hollinger Fieldhouse Arena: Koehler Fieldhouse Arena: Pucillo Gymnasium Conference: PSAC Eastern Division Conference: PSAC Eastern Division Conference: PSAC Eastern Division Head Coach: Deirdre Kane Head Coach: Maureen Smith Head Coach: Mary Fleig 2010-11 Results: 20-7, 11-3 2010-11 Results: 5-21, 2-12 2010-11 Results: 22-7, 11-3 SID: James Zuhlke SID: Greg Knowlden SID: Ethan Hulsey E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.wcupagoldenrams.com Website: www.esuwarriors.com Website: www.millersvilleathletics.com

Cheyney Kutztown Game 18/24 Game 19/25

Date: January 28, 2012 Date: February 1, 2012 February 18, 2012 February 25, 2012

Location: West Chester, PA Location: Kutztown, PA Nickname: Wolves Nickname: Golden Bears Colors: Blue & White Colors: Maroon & Gold Arena: Cope Hall Arena: Keystone Hall Conference: PSAC Eastern Division Conference: PSAC Eastern Division Head Coach: Marilyn Stephens Head Coach: Janet Malouf 2010-11 Results: 6-20, 2-11 2010-11 Results: 15-12, 8-6 SID: Lenn Margolis SID: TBA E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: N/A Website: www.cheyneywolves.com Website: www.kubears.com

HISTORY

46 Shippensburg University Women’s Basketball at Shippensburg Women’s Basketball at Shippensburg

The 1981 team, with Fichter and freshman guard Stacey Cunningham Raiders pulled off a major upset with an 84-81 win. Shippensburg grabbing headlines, went 14-4. Cunningham was the premier player advanced to the championship game and a national TV audience on at Shippensburg in the 1980s. She set numerous school and national ESPN2. Shippensburg lost 104-78 in the title game to North Dakota records, including most free throws made in a game with 21 against State. West Liberty in 1982 and scoring average with 29.9 points per game in In 1997 Shippensburg continued to dominate the PSAC. The Lady 1983. That NCAA Division II scoring record was not broken until 1990. Raiders, led by Swartz and Totedo, won their second straight PSAC title Cunningham was invited to a try out for the 1984 Olympics and finished and finished the year with a 25-5 record. Shippensburg’s season ended her career with 2,057 points, a mark that still stands today. She averaged in the regional semifinals with a loss to High Point. Totedo became 23.1 points per game for her career. Shippensburg’s second WBCA first team All-American. In 1983-84, the team moved from Henderson Gym to Heiges In 1998 the Lady Raiders won their third straight PSAC championship Field House. Led by Cunningham and point guard Mary Endsley, and added a NCAA East Region championship to their laurels. With Shippensburg went 18-9 that season and finished second in the PSAC only one starter returning to the lineup, the Shippensburg got off tournament. Cunningham was named first team All-America by the to a rough start, going 8-3 in the early part of the season. Then the Women’s Basketball Coaches Association (WBCA). youngsters, sophomore Julie Sutch and freshmen Christa Cline, Vickie After Cunningham graduated, the team entered a period of decline and Mikesic and Janette Pieczynski, began to jell, putting together a 20-game was not revived until the arrival of Dave Smith at the helm. Gradually winning streak. The Lady Raiders became the first PSAC Western building respectability for the team, the Lady Raiders received their first Division team to win all 12 conference games in a season. bid to the NCAA tournament in 1995. Led by guards Tracy Spencer and After winning the regional crown they advanced to the Elite Eight Melissa Swartz, Shippensburg topped UDC 87-81 in the first round but but lost in the quarterfinals. The team went 28-4, and Totedo earned lost to eventual region champion Mercyhurst. All-America honors again. In six pressure-filled PSAC and NCAA In 1996, Shippensburg achieved one of its highest pinnacles of success. tournament games she averaged 24 points and 11.5 rebounds per game. The Lady Raiders won their first PSAC championship with an 87-67 She was the MVP of both the conference and regional tournaments. triumph over Slippery Rock and then won the NCAA Division II East In 1999 Shippensburg won its fourth straight PSAC title and Totedo The bench erupts with joy at the buzzer as the Lady Raiders defeat Abilene Christian 84-81 in the 1996 NCAA Division Region championship. Shippensburg beat Salem-Teikyo 79-68 in the earned All-America first team honors for the third straight season. She is II semifinals in Fargo, North Dakota. The victory allowed Shippensburg to advance to the national championship game. regional final. the only player in the NCAA to combine 2,000 points, 1,400 rebounds (Photo by Bruce Crummy and courtesy of the Fargo Forum) Advancing to the Elite Eight tournament in Fargo, North Dakota, the and 300 blocked shots in a career. underdog Lady Raiders with Spencer and Swartz in the backcourt, and In 2000, Shippensburg became the first PSAC team to win five straight The Shippensburg University women’s basketball team has a long and The 1947-48 season was the beginning of Shippensburg’s first basketball Ann Svensson, Jessica Bobiak and freshman Ashley Totedo starting in conference championships. All five starters, Pieczynski, Cline, Mikesic, proud tradition that dates back to the early years of the 20th century. The dynasty. Again, Esther Henderson was named coach. Led by freshmen the front court, defeated Wingate 78-64 in the national quarterfinals. Tamaura Woodson and Sutch averaged in double figures. The Lady women’s basketball team was formed during the 1902-03 academic year Shirley Fordney and Marty Stroup, Shippensburg went 7-1. The team Shippensburg faced second-ranked Abilene Christian in the semifinals. Raiders were upset in the regional semi-final game the following and played two games. The Red and Blue traveled to Carlisle to play the lost its first game to an industrial league team, the Fairchild Aircraft The Wildcats had a 30-1 record and were led by Jennifer Clarkson, weekend. Dickinson varsity and lost 6-4. One week later, in a return engagement Cargoettes, but then swept over seven collegiate opponents. The the Division II Player of the Year. Spencer and Swartz tallied 26 and In 2001, Shippensburg put together one of its finest seasons in team on the Shippensburg campus, Shippensburg registered its first victory, following year, with coach Eleanor Wright at the helm, the team was 23 points, respectively and Svensson grabbed 10 rebounds as the Lady history. The Lady Raiders finished the season with a 28-5 record and defeating Dickinson 6-2. undefeated, but had one tie. The season ended with a 7-0-1 record. won the PSAC championship for the sixth year in a row with an 86- The following year women’s basketball was relegated to intramural (Basketball rules for women did not allow for overtime periods until the 71 win over California. Janette Pieczynski tallied 25 points and was status. Philosophically, physical education for women emphasized 1953-54 season). tournament MVP. The following week Shippensburg won the East participation and shunned the male model which gave more importance Fordney and company went 7-1 the next season and then in 1950-51, region title (third time in six years) and advanced to the Elite Eight. to competition. with Esther Henderson again coaching the team, the Raiderettes enjoyed Historical Notes Shippensburg defeated Delta State 70-65. The Lady Raiders fell 76-67 to North Dakota in a thrilling semi-final game. Center Jessie Gordon It was not until the 1921-22 academic year that Shippensburg an undefeated and untied season with a 6-0 record. Fordney averaged 21 • Shippensburg won six consecutive PSAC reorganized the basketball team and began competing again against points per game. scored 24 points and pulled down nine rebounds. Cline was PSAC West Championships from 1996 to 2001. That is the Player of the Year. Pieczynski and Mikesic were named first team All- outside competition. The team was coached by Claudia Robb for two Henderson coached the rest of the decade and had an outstanding longest string of basketball championships in PSAC seasons and the Evelyn Van Duzer for three years. team in 1952 with a 5-0-1 record and a 6-0 team in 1956. She retired Conference. history in either men’s or women’s basketball. In 1926, the Pennsylvania legislature granted Shippensburg and the following the 1961 season and ended her career with a 59-28-4 record for In 2002 Shippensburg engaged in a rebuilding season and achieved many other normal schools the authority to award bachelor’s degrees and a winning percentage of .670. • Shippensburg finished 2nd in the NCAA accolades. The team finished the year with a 20-9 overall record, marking Shippensburg became a four-year college. The age of intercollegiate In 1962, Gwen Baker took over as head coach and guided the team until Division II national tournament in 1996. the eighth season in a row that the Lady Raiders won 20 or more games. The team also competed in the NCAA Division II tournament for the athletics officially began that fall. 1980. The Red and Blue began another dynasty in 1965-66 and compiled • Shippensburg reached the semi-finals of the NCAA a 28-2 record in four seasons. Shippensburg beat Penn State four straight eighth year in a row. Head Coach Kristy Trn was named PSAC Western That year the women’s basketball team was coached by Esther Division II national tournament in 2001. Division Coach of the Year for the second season in a row. Henderson, who was a proponent of the philosophy emphasizing years and Maryland twice. The 1969 team, led by Sandy Stewart, went participation. The schedule was scaled back to three games in 1927 and 10-0 and beat teams by the average margin of 23.3 points. After ten • Eastern College Athletic Conference Division In 2003 the Lady Raider suffered through a losing season with a 13-15 1928. In 1928-29, basketball was relegated to intramural status again. straight wins in 1969, the Lady Raiders won their first five in 1970 for a II Team of the Year in 1996 and 2001. record, but earned a PSAC tournament berth for the ninth year in a row, 24 game winning streak, that still stands today. compiling a 6-6 record in the conference’s Western Division. However, on the eve of World War II, that philosophy was undergoing • Eight straight 20 win seasons and eight straight NCAA Congress passed Title IX in 1972 and Shippensburg began to increase Shippensburg ended the 2004-05 season with a 17-10 record, including changes. The war itself accelerated social change including women’s tournament appearances from 1995 to 2002. physical education. During the war teams comprised of Shippensburg’s its efforts to achieve gender equity. The basketball schedules began to a mark of 8-4 in the Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC) best intramural basketball players were organized and sent to compete increase along with scholarship aid and the level of competition. Western Division. Sixth-year head coach Kristy Trn was faced with the challenge of replacing two 1,000-point scorers from the 2003-04 team with other schools in Central Pennsylvania in what were know as “play The 1977-78 basketball team was one of the best of that era. Forwards PSAC Western Division Players of the Year days.” Usually one day a year was set aside for field hockey and basketball Dorothy Fichter and Kristi Miller, and center Linda Virgens led the and two All-PSAC Western Division selections in Katie Bray and Emily games played at another school or hosted by Shippensburg. Organized team to a 13-5 record and a berth in the Association of Intercollegiate 1996 Tracy Spencer (West) Swingler. schedules between schools spanning weeks and months were not Athletics for Women (AIAW) tournament. It was Shippensburg’s first 1998 Ashley Totedo (West) The Lady Raiders qualified for the PSAC Tournament in the 2006-07 widespread and did not exist at Shippensburg. The intramural program taste of post-season competition. Fichter led the team to a 13-9 record and the 2007-08 seasons while Lauren Beckley emerged as one of the was still prominent and 16 basketball teams existed, encompassing a in 1980 and a berth in the first annual Pennsylvania State Athletic 1999 Ashley Totedo (West) team’s best players in history. Beckley was the PSAC Rookie of the Year sizeable percentage of the female student body. Conference women’s basketball tournament. Baker retired after the 1980 2001 Christa Cline (West) in 2007, the PSAC Western Division Player of the Year in 2008 and season with a record of 150-67 for a .691 winning percentage. the PSAC Eastern Division Player of the Year in 2009. She finished her In 1943-44 the women’s basketball team was re-established under Coach 2008 Lauren Beckley (West) Robb and a couple games were played. The following year four games career as the PSAC’s all-time leading scorer. were played. 2009 Lauren Beckley (East( 2010 Lauren Beckley (East) 48 Shippensburg University Women’s Basketball 49 Distinguished basketball alumnae LAUREN BECKLEY: PSAC’s ALL-TIME LEADING SCORER

Lauren Beckley ‘10 was a two-time WBCA All-American with the Ashley (Totedo) Jeanne Shaheen Shippensburg University women’s basketball team and remains the Swanson Born Jeanne Bowers in Saint Charles, all-time leading scorer in PSAC history. For her career, Beckley scored Missouri on Jan. 28, 1947, Shaheen 2,407 points in 113 career games to rank herself 15th all time in One of the best players in the his- was elected this November as the first Division II at the time of her graduation. Beckley is the only player tory of NCAA Division II women’s female senator to represent the people in PSAC history to win a conference player of the year award in both basketball, Ashley Totedo is currently of New Hampshire in the U.S. Senate. divisions and one of just five players in the league history with 2,000 or an associate with Dickie, McCamey & A 1967 graduate of Shippensburg with more career points and 1,000 or more career rebounds. She recorded 59 Chilcote, P.C., in the firm’s Pittsburgh a bachelor’s degree in English, she was career double-doubles. office. She concentrates her practice a member of the junior varsity team for Overall, Beckley was a three-time PSAC Player of the Year. She fin- in the areas of general liability and two seasons in 1965-66 and 1966-67. construction law with a particular ished her senior season at Shippensburg with her second All-America emphasis in transportation law. Shaheen has served as the Director designation as the PSAC’s leading scorer with 21.8 points per game of the Institute of Politics (IOP) at while ranking sixth in the nation in points per game, eighth in the Totedo, who graduated cum laude Harvard University’s John F. Ken- nation in free-throw percentage and 18th in the nation in rebounds per from Shippensburg in 1999 with a bachelor’s degree in psychology, was nedy School of Government. She is also currently on the board of the game (10.1). the first women’s player in Division II history to total over 2,000 points, Nellie Mae Education Foundation. Following her graduation from After her junior season, Beckley earned her first PSAC East Player of 1,400 rebounds and 300 blocked shots in a career. She finished her career Shippensburg, Shaheen earned her master’s degree in political science the Year award after the team switched divisions following the 2007-08 with 2,050 points, 1,489 rebounds and 315 blocks. from the University of Mississippi in 1973. She would teach high school season. Beckley was the PSAC’s leading rebounder as a junior with A three-time Kodak/WBCA All-American First Team selection from in Mississippi before moving to New Hampshire where she became a 11.4 boards per game while finishing second in the league with an 1997-99, Totedo was inducted in the Shippensburg Athletic Hall of school teacher and ran a small business with her husband. average of 21.5 points per game. She was also second among PSAC Fame in 2000. During her career, Shippensburg compiled a 106-21 Shaheen was the national campaign manager for Jimmy Carter during players in three-pointers (64), three-point field goal percentage (45.1) record, won four PSAC and two NCAA East Region championships. the 1980 presidential campaign and for Gary Hart in 1984. She also and free-throw percentage (86.4 percent). Totedo was also a member of the only two teams in school history to managed two state campaigns for Paul McEachern in 1986 and 1988. Beckley’s first All-America award came after a sophomore season in advance to the Elite Eight. In 1996, the Lady Raiders finished the year Following her stints as a campaign manager, Shaheen decided to run for which she averaged 23.1 points and 11.1 rebounds per game, lead- ranked No. 2 in the nation after advancing to the national championship office herself. He career in elected office began in 1990 when she was ing the PSAC in both categories while also totaling a league-high 21 game. elected to the New Hampshire state Senate and served three terms, be- double doubles. She was a five-time PSAC Western Division Player ing re-elected twice in 1992 and 1994. Off the court, Totedo was an Academic All-American and two-time of the Week selection, the most of any player in either division and PSAC Winter Top Ten award winner. Following her graduation from In 1996, Shaheen was elected Governor of New Hampshire, becoming finished the season with 624 points, the third-highest single-season Shippensburg, she attended the Duquesne University School of Law as the state’s first woman governor and the first Democrat elected governor total in school history. a recipient of both an NCAA postgraduate scholarship and academic in 16 years. She served three terms as governor, winning re-election in Her success on the court was mirrored in the classroom. Beckley was scholarship. 1998 and 2000. As the governor, Shaheen chaired the Education Com- a two-time CoSIDA First Team Academic All-District selection and mission of the States from 2000-01 and led the first trade mission for Totedo received her justice degree from Duquesne in 2002, where she a three-time PSAC Winter Top 10 selection. She became the first SU New Hampshire outside North America, generating $500 million dollars was a recipient of the CALI Excellence for the Future Award in Trial student-athlete to win a PSAC Top 10 award in every year eligible for in projected sales for New Hampshire businesses. Advocacy. their respective sport. Beckley graduated with a 3.59 grade-point aver- A member of the Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, and American Bar After leaving office, Shaheen served as a Senior Fellow at the IOP at age, majoring in exercise science and minoring in biology. Associations, Totedo is admitted to practice before the Supreme Court the Kennedy School and at the Tufts University College of Citizenship of Pennsylvania and the United States District Court for the Western and Public Service. Shaheen previously ran for the U.S. Senate in 2002 District of Pennsylvania. and in 2004, served as the national chairperson of Senator John Kerry’s U.S. presidential campaign and vice chairman of the Democratic Party Before joining Dickie McCamey, Totedo worked as an associate with National Convention. Meyer, Darragh, Buckler, Bebenek & Eck and Burns White & Hickton LLC, two mid-sized Pittsburgh law firms. Jeanne and her husband, Bill, have been married for 35 years and live in Madbury, New Hampshire. They have three daughters and four grand- Totedo is also executive board member of Young Republicans of Allegh- children. eny County and an Assistant Solicitor of the Republican Committee of Allegheny County. A native of Donora, Totedo currently resides in Aspinwall with her POST-COLLEGIATE CAREER husband, Matthew Swanson. In her first professional season (2010-11), Beckley was named the most valu- able player of the Dame Ligaen (Women’s League) who playing for Lemvig Basket in Denmark. In 24 games for Lemvig Basket, Beckley averaged 21.6 points and 9.8 rebounds per game working primarily as a post player. She scored 519 points – including a game-high 38 in a win over Vaerlose – and shot 56 percent from the floor on her two-point field-goal attempts. Her all-around play included 43 steals, 38 assists and seven blocked shots. She led the league in scoring and was the only player to average more than 20 points per game. Beckley also ranked second in rebounding and posted 13 double-doubles during the season. Beckley began the 2011-12 season with STOL-Grasshoppers Katwijk in the Netherlands before moving back to the Dame Ligaen in Denmark and join- ing the Horsholm 79ers.

Shirley Fordney Stacey Cunningham dorothy Fichter Cross Mary Jo Grove Tracy Spencer

50 Shippensburg University Women’s Basketball 51 TEAM CAPSULES TEAM CAPSULES

1995-96 1996-97 1997-98 1998-99 22-5 OVERALL • 9-3 PSAC WEST 25-5 OVERALL • 10-2 PSAC WEST 28-4 OVERALL • 12-0 PSAC WEST 25-6 OVERALL • 8-4 PSAC WEST PSAC Champions PSAC Champions PSAC Champions PSAC Champions Western Division Champions Western Division Champions Western Division Champions NCAA Sweet Sixteen NCAA Elite Eight Championship Game NCAA First Round NCAA Elite Eight

TEAM ROSTER TEAM ROSTER TEAM ROSTER TEAM ROSTER No. Name Yr. Pos. Ht. Hometown/High School No. Name Yr. Pos. Ht. Hometown/High School No. Name Yr. Pos. Ht. Hometown/High School No. Name Yr. Pos. Ht. Hometown/High School 12 Vanessa Walker Fr. G 5-3 Carlisle/Tulsa Union (Okla.) 12 Abigail Minder Fr. G 5-7 Lebanon/Lebanon Catholic 12 Julie Sutch So. G 5-5 New Bloomfield/West Perry 12 Julie Sutch Jr. G 5-5 New Bloomfield/West Perry 13 Tracy Spencer Sr. G 5-7 Collegeville/Perkiomen Valley 14 Julie Sutch Fr. G 5-5 New Bloomfield/West Perry 15 Vickie Mikesic Fr. G 5-7 Hollidaysburg/Hollidaysburg 15 Vickie Mikesic So. G 5-7 Hollidaysburg/Hollidaysburg 14 Anna Latschar Fr. G 5-6 Gettysburg/North Pocono 15 Nisa Wilson Fr. G 5-4 Lancaster/McCaskey 20 Nisa Wilson So. G 5-4 Lancaster/McCaskey 20 Jennifer Hamilton So. F 5-11 Perkasie/Pennridge 15 Dorrie Martin Fr. G 5-4 Marietta/Donegal 20 Deborah Dawson Sr. C 6-1 Crownsville, Md./Old Mill 22 Ashley Totedo Jr. F 6-0 Donora/Ringgold 22 Ashley Totedo Sr. F 6-0 Donora/Ringgold 20 Deborah Dawson Jr. F/C 6-1 Crownsville, Md./Old Mill 23 Jennifer Hamilton Fr. F 6-0 Perkasie/Pennridge 23 Janette Pieczynski Fr. G 5-7 Kingston/Wyoming Valley West 23 Janette Pieczynski So. G 5-7 Kingston/Wyoming Valley West 23 Stephanie Hector So. G 5-6 Glenside/Cheltenham 24 Christy Hammaker Fr. G 5-4 Sanatoga/Pottsgrove 32 Stephanie Rothery Fr. C 5-11 Berwick/Berwick 24 Erin Corrie Fr. G 5-9 Orbisonia/Southern Huntingdon 24 Jennifer Steck Jr. G 5-9 Dry Run/Fannett-Metal 30 Jessica Bobiak Sr. F 5-9 Frackville/North Schuylkill 33 Christa Cline Fr. F 5-10 Carlisle/Carlisle 30 Trisha Lower Fr. G 5-7 Williamsburg/Williamsburg 30 Jessica Bobiak Jr. G 5-9 Frackville/North Schuylkill 32 Marie McDonald Sr. F 5-10 Centralia Heights/North Schuylkill 41 Jamie Porter So. F 5-9 Pittsburgh/Plum 32 Stephanie Rothery So. C 5-11 Berwick/Berwick 32 Marie McDonald Jr. F 5-10 Centralia Heights/North Schuylkill 33 Melissa Swartz Sr. G 5-8 Carlisle/Big Spring 42 Tamaura Woodson Fr. C 5-11 Harrisburg/Harrisburg 33 Christa Cline So. F 5-10 Carlisle/Carlisle 33 Melissa Swartz Jr. G 5-8 Carlisle/Big Spring 34 Rebekah Hosler Fr. F 5-11 Newville/Big Spring 34 Anja Thiele Fr. C 6-1 Halle, Germany 34 Alyson Mangan Sr. F 5-11 Eastampton, N.J./Rancocas Valley 35 Kelly Doerzbacher Jr. F 5-10 Apollo/Greensburg Central Catholic SEASON STATISTICS 42 Tamaura Woodson So. C 5-11 Harrisburg/Harrisburg 40 Ashley Totedo So. C 6-0 Donora/Ringgold 35 Kelly Doerzbacher So. G 5-9 Apollo/Greensburg Central Catholic Name GP/GS FG% FT% Reb/Avg. Ast. Pts./Avg. 41 Jamie Porter Fr. F 5-9 Pittsburgh/Plum 40 Ashley Totedo Fr. C 6-0 Donora/Ringgold Ashley Totedo 32/32 43.7 76.6 370/11.6 34 569/17.8 SEASON STATISTICS 42 Anne Svensson So. C 6-3 Norrkoping, Sweden Nisa Wilson 30/25 34.0 72.7 86/2.9 148 366/12.2 Name GP/GS FG% FT% Reb/Avg Asst Pts/Avg SEASON STATISTICS Christa Cline 32/31 49.7 68.4 198/6.2 52 365/11.4 Ashley Totedo 31/31 42.4 77.3 369/11.9 52 594/19.2 SEASON STATISTICS Name GP/GS FG% FT% Reb/Avg Asst Pts/Avg Janette Pieczynski 32/22 43.0 71.4 127/4.0 88 364/11.4 Janette Pieczynski 31/29 41.6 70.5 151/4.9 89 448/14.5 Name GP/GS FG% FT% Reb/Avg Asst Pts/Avg Ashley Totedo 30/30 45.9 64.2 391/13.0 39 466/15.5 Vickie Mikesic 32/5 39.4 73.6 85/2.7 74 247/7.7 Vickie Mikesic 31/31 43.4 79.8 154/5.0 136 406/13.1 Tracy Spencer 34/34 36.4 77.2 148/4.4 117 670/19.7 Melissa Swartz 30/30 40.2 68.9 109/3.6 173 432/14.4 Julie Sutch 32/32 38.9 74.4 128/4.0 112 225/7.0 Christa Cline 31/31 42.7 74.6 163/5.3 40 288/9.3 Melissa Swartz 34/34 41.4 80.5 195/5.7 215 614/18.1 Deborah Dawson 30/30 46.0 75.9 209/7.0 31 332/11.1 Stephanie Rothery 31/3 46.0 79.6 109/3.5 15 131/4.2 Julie Sutch 31/31 36.1 63.4 125/4.0 125 227/7.3 Ashley Totedo 34/31 53.9 65.2 359/10.6 37 421/12.4 Nisa Wilson 29/4 36.0 72.2 69/2.4 59 261/9.0 Tamaura Woodson 28/8 44.2 40.0 100/3.6 11 112/4.0 Tamaura Woodson 31/2 59.3 35.0 108/3.5 16 213/6.9 Anne Svensson 34/34 50.2 61.0 201/5.9 49 265/7.8 Marie McDonald 30/0 44.5 84.4 159/5.3 26 236/7.9 Jamie Porter 32/2 28.8 71.2 123/3.8 47 124/3.9 Stephanie Rothery 31/0 39.1 72.9 91/2.9 30 135/4.4 Deborah Dawson 34/0 48.2 59.9 173/5.1 15 264/7.8 Kelly Doerzbacher 30/20 37.8 77.4 127/4.2 42 232/7.7 Shippensburg 32 40.9 69.8 1446/42.3 581 2503/79.6 Erin Corrie 13/0 37.5 62.5 20/1.5 10 23/1.8 Jessica Bobiak 34/33 42.6 71.7 140/4.1 81 205/6.0 Jessica Bobiak 30/30 39.4 68.9 124/4.1 80 191/6.4 Opponents 32 37.5 68.6 1310/40.9 451 2070/64.7 Jennifer Hamilton 20/0 60.0 30.8 22/1.1 5 34/1.7 Marie McDonald 34/3 42.6 78.1 170/5.0 14 167/4.9 Julie Sutch 26/0 37.5 65.7 45/1.7 33 72/2.8 Anja Thiele 9/0 28.6 62.5 15/1.7 0 13/1.4 Kelly Doerzbacher 26/1 36.6 72.4 67/2.6 14 102/3.9 Jamie Porter 22/6 36.8 50.0 53/2.4 20 69/3.1 PSAC TOURNAMENT Trisha Lower 31/0 19.6 41.2 36/1.2 27 32/1.0 Christy Hammaker 11/0 35.0 0.0 9/0.8 8 18/1.6 Vanessa Walker 5/0 22.2 66.7 4/0.8 4 8/1.6 Quarterfinals - Shippensburg 69, Indiana (Pa.) 60 Shippensburg 31 41.2 70.7 1464/45.8 577 2514/78.6 Abigail Minder 17/0 18.2 57.1 21/1.2 7 20/1.2 Stephanie Hector 32/0 19.1 42.3 43/1.3 26 31/1.0 Semifinals - Shippensburg 75, Kutztown 66 Opponents 31 37.5 68.6 1310/40.9 451 2070/64.7 Jennifer Hamilton 16/0 37.5 63.6 16/1.0 1 19/1.2 Alyson Mangan 22/0 30.8 55.6 16/0.7 1 21/1.0 Championship - Shippensburg 89, Edinboro 80 (OT) Jennifer Steck 18/0 20.0 30.0 15/0.8 1 9/0.5 Rebekah Hosler 12/0 50.0 100.0 16/1.3 0 14/1.2 PSAC TOURNAMENT Shippensburg 30 41.2 70.5 1427/47.6 519 2362/78.7 Dorrie Martin 19/0 20.0 50.0 4/0.2 1 3/0.2 NCAA TOURNAMENT Quarterfinals - Shippensburg 85, California (Pa.) 48 Anna Latschar 20/0 0.0 100.00 7/0.4 2 2/0.1 Opponents 30 37.4 64.3 1269/42.3 414 1945/64.8 Regional Semifinals - Shippensburg 88, Edinboro 78 Semifinals - Shippensburg 54, Kutztown 51 Shippensburg 34 42.3 71.6 1645/48.4 577 2782/81.8 Championship - Shippensburg 92, Indiana (Pa.) 85 Opponents 34 38.3 68.8 1539/45.3 518 2565/75.4 PSAC TOURNAMENT Regional Championship - Shippensburg 91, Bloomsburg 62 NCAA Quarterfinals - Emporia State 122, Shippensburg 84 Quarterfinals - Shippensburg 68, Kutztown 59 NCAA TOURNAMENT PSAC TOURNAMENT Semifinals - Shippensburg 70, West Chester 62 Championship - Shippensburg 89, Edinboro 74 Regional Semifinals - Shippensburg 86, Belmont Abbey 62 Quarterfinals - Shippensburg 93, West Chester 83 Regional Championship - Indiana (Pa.) 85, Shippensburg 75 Semifinals - Shippensburg 95, Bloomsburg 87 Championship - Shippensburg 87, Slippery Rock 67 NCAA TOURNAMENT First Round - High Point 71, Shippensburg 53 NCAA TOURNAMENT Regional Semifinals - Shippensburg 87, Pittsburgh-Johnstown 77 Regional Championship - Shippensburg 79, Salem International 68 NCAA Quarterfinals - Shippensburg 78, Wingate 64 NCAA Semifinals - Shippensburg 84, Abilene Christian 81 NCAA Championship - North Dakota State 104, Shippensburg 78

52 Shippensburg University Women’s Basketball 53 TEAM CAPSULES LADY RAIDERS’ PSAC CHAMPIONSHIP VICTORIES

1996 March 2, 1996 at Shippensburg SHIPPENSBURG 87, SLIPPERY ROCK 67 Melissa Swartz scored 23 points to lead Shippensburg to an 87-67 triumph over Slippery Rock. Swartz was named tournament MVP with 45 points in two nights. Swartz scored 17 points in the first half to lead the Lady Raiders to a 46-28 lead at intermission. The Rock narrowed the gap to 53-42 with 15:06 left but Tracy Spencer hit a three pointer to reignite Shippensburg and the Lady Raiders went on a 24-10 run to put the game away. In addition to Swartz’ 23 points, Tracy Spencer added 17 and Ashley Totedo and Kelly Doerzbacher scored 11 points each. Shippensburg also had a 43-40 edge in rebounding with Jessica Bobiak pulling down eight.

1999-2000 2000-01 1997 24-6 OVERALL • 10-2 PSAC WEST 28-5 OVERALL • 10-2 PSAC WEST March 1, 1997 at West Chester PSAC Champions PSAC Champions SHIPPENSBURG 89, EDINBORO 74 Western Division Champions Western Division Champions Shippensburg won the PSAC championship for the second year in a row, beating Edinboro 89-74. Debbie Dawson, the tourney MVP, led NCAA Second Round NCAA Final Four Shippensburg with 20 points and 12 rebounds. Four other Lady Raiders finished in double figures. Melissa Swartz had 16 points and nine assists, Kelly Doerzbacher scored 14 points, Ashley Totedo had 13 points and TEAM ROSTER TEAM ROSTER 13 rebounds and Jessica Bobiak had 11 points. Edinboro jumped out to No. Name Yr. Pos. Ht. Hometown/High School No. Name Yr. Pos. Ht. Hometown/High School an early 13-2 lead and built a 17-6 advantage with 14:52 left in the half. 12 Julie Sutch Sr. G 5-5 New Bloomfield/West Perry 12 Christan Kelly So. G/F 5-10 Holland/Council Rock Undaunted, Shippensburg ate away at the Lady Scots’ lead. Trailing 43- 14 Cortney Campbell Fr. F 5-9 Marysville/Susquenita 13 Jamie Cable Fr. F 5-9 Brunswick, Md./Brunswick 15 Vickie Mikesic Jr. G 5-7 Hollidaysburg/Hollidaysburg 14 Jamie Fredley So. G 5-9 State College/Council Rock 42 at halftime, Shippensburg erupted for an 11-0 run to start the second 20 Jennifer Hamilton Jr. F 5-11 Perkasie/Pennridge 15 Vickie Mikesic Sr. G 5-7 Hollidaysburg/Hollidaysburg half. Edinboro cut the lead to 58-51 on a pair of free throws by Jessica 21 Christan Kelly Fr. G/F 5-10 Holland/Council Rock 20 Holly Evanov Fr. G 5-2 South Park/South Park Rowe, but Shippensburg steadily pulled away and led 81-64 with 5:30 23 Janette Pieczynski Jr. G 5-7 Kingston/Wyoming Valley West 21 Katie Bray Fr. G 5-9 Reedsville/Indian Valley left in the game. 24 Erin Corrie So. G 5-9 Orbisonia/Southern Huntingdon 22 Emily Swingler Fr. G 5-10 Columbia/Columbia 31 Jamie Fredley Fr. G 5-9 State College/Council Rock 23 Janette Pieczynski Sr. G 5-7 Kingston/Wyoming Valley West 1998 32 Stephanie Rothery Jr. F 5-11 Berwick/Berwick 24 Erin Corrie Jr. G 5-9 Orbisonia/Southern Huntingdon 33 Christa Cline Jr. F 5-10 Carlisle/Carlisle 30 Janet Williams Fr. G 5-8 Meadville/Saegertown February 28, 1998 at Shippensburg 42 Tamaura Woodson Jr. C 5-11 Harrisburg/Harrisburg 32 Stephanie Rothery Sr. F 5-11 Berwick/Berwick 33 Christa Cline Sr. F 5-10 Carlisle/Carlisle SHIPPENSBURG 83, EDINBORO 80 (OT) SEASON STATISTICS 35 Jessie Gordon Jr. C 6-0 Williamsburg/Williamsburg Ashley Totedo scored 30 points and grabbed nine rebounds to lead Name GP/GS FG% FT% Reb/Avg Asst Pts/Avg 42 Tamaura Woodson Sr. C 5-11 Harrisburg/Harrisburg Shippensburg to an 83-80 win over Edinboro in overtime. Totedo Janette Pieczynski 30/29 43.8 74.1 119/4.0 87 452/15.1 scored seven of the Lady Raiders’ nine points in the overtime period. SEASON STATISTICS Christa Cline 30/30 44.5 73.5 247/8.2 42 415/13.8 Shippensburg was trailing 74-72 when freshman Vickie Mikesic hit a Vickie Mikesic 30/30 43.7 65.5 163/5.4 170 394/13.1 Name GP/GS FG% FT% Reb/Avg Asst Pts/Avg Tamaura Woodson 29/28 54.8 50.4 220/7.6 35 372/12.8 Janette Pieczynski 32/32 39.1 74.3 105/3.3 84 417/13.0 12 foot jump shot at the buzzer to put the game into overtime. Totedo 2000 Julie Sutch 30/30 39.9 66.7 171/5.7 105 303/10.1 Christa Cline 33/33 43.7 74.6 261/7.9 37 426/12.9 scored the first five points of the overtime for Shippensburg to put the March 4, 2000 at Shippensburg Stephanie Rothery 30/2 35.9 80.0 126/4.2 38 226/7.5 Jessie Gordon 33/26 49.5 73.0 263/8.0 44 394/11.9 Lady Raiders on top 79-76 with 3:35. Edinboro fought back and nar- Jennifer Hamilton 8/0 37.5 66.7 13/1.6 6 26/3.3 Tamaura Woodson 6/6 54.0 40.0 53/8.8 2 66/11.0 rowed the gap to 81-80 with 45 seconds left in the game. Shippensburg SHIPPENSBURG 83, MILLERSVILLE 57 Christan Kelly 15/0 48.1 69.2 25/1.7 5 35/2.3 Vickie Mikesic 33/33 46.6 69.5 144/4.4 195 352/10.7 retaliated with a layup by Totedo to make the score 83-80 with 27 sec- Julie Sutch scored a career high 31 points to lead Shippensburg to an Erin Corrie 30/1 36.0 54.5 39/1.3 18 48/1.6 Katie Bray 33/28 51.3 81.0 120/3.6 92 313/9.5 Jamie Fredley 20/0 52.6 58.3 9/0.5 11 29/1.5 Stephanie Rothery 33/6 36.2 71.1 104/3.2 23 195/5.9 onds left. Edinboro could not get off a shot within the time remaining. 83-57 victory over Millersville. She was named tournament MVP. Sutch Cortney Campbell 2/0 0.0 0.0 1/0.5 0 0/0.0 Christan Kelly 21/0 43.4 65.0 31/1.5 10 74/3.5 tied the team record for three-pointers by hitting eight of 10. She scored Shippensburg 30 44.0 67.0 1267/42.2 517 2300/76.7 Erin Corrie 28/0 43.0 65.7 34/1.2 11 91/3.3 1999 18 of her first half points hitting five of five from beyond the arc and Opponents 30 38.9 70.0 1168/38.9 405 1891/63.0 Jamie Cable 19/0 37.3 47.1 53/2.8 8 47/2.5 February 27, 1999 at Millersville three of four from the foul line. Janette Pieczynski scored 13 in the first Emily Swingler 18/0 40.9 50.0 18/1.0 5 43/2.4 half as the Lady Raiders led 43-18 at halftime. In addition to Sutch’s PSAC TOURNAMENT Holly Evanov 14/0 22.2 68.8 12/0.9 12 21/1.5 SHIPPENSBURG 92, INDIANA (Pa.) 85 Janet Williams 16/0 10.0 82.4 10/0.6 10 17/1.1 heroics, Pieczynski tallied 24 points, Tamaura Woodson had a double- Quarterfinals - Shippensburg 90, Edinboro 76 Vickie Mikesic scored 21 points in the second half to pace Shippensburg double with 11 points and 11 rebounds and Vickie Mikesic had a game Semifinals - Shippensburg 85, Bloomsburg 62 Jamie Fredley 27/1 14.8 42.9 19/0.7 26 12/0.4 Championship - Shippensburg 83, Millersville 57 Shippensburg 33 43.7 70.7 1391/42.2 559 2468/74.8 to a 92-85 victory over Indiana. Mikesic finished the night with 28 high nine assists. Opponents 33 38.8 66.2 1178/35.7 386 2021/61.2 points and was named tourney MVP. Shippensburg trailed 58-46 with NCAA TOURNAMENT 15:54 left in the game when it tallied 11 unanswered points. Mikesic 2001 PSAC TOURNAMENT Regional Semifinals - Slippery Rock 74, Shippensburg 65 started the rally with a three-pointer and added another one during that March 3, 2001 at Bloomsburg Quarterfinals - Shippensburg 82, Edinboro 53 stretch. IUP recovered from the onslaught and rebuilt its lead to 69-63 Semifinals - Shippensburg 88, West Chester 75 with 11:00 left. Shippensburg came back with seven straight points to SHIPPENSBURG 86, CALIFORNIA (Pa.) 71 Championship - Shippensburg 86, California (Pa.) 71 take its first lead of the second half, 70-69. Shippensburg increased its Janette Pieczynski scored 25 points and made five assists to lead NCAA TOURNAMENT lead to 85-77 on an Ashley Totedo jumper. The Indians had a chance to Shippensburg to its sixth consecutive PSAC championship. She received Regional Semifinals - Shippensburg 80, Pittsburgh-Johnstown 70 tie the game but Mikesic stole the ball with 32 seconds left. Teammate the MVP Award for the tournament. Leading 12-11 with 13:30 left Regional Championship - Shippensburg 76, Bloomsburg 75 Julie Sutch was fouled and hit both ends of the one-and-one with 31 in the first half, Shippensburg went on an 11-0 run. A three pointer by NCAA Quarterfinals - Shippensburg 70, Delta State 65 seconds to give the Lady Raiders a four point edge. Mikesic hit three of Katie Bray put Shippensburg on top 23-11 at 11:20. The Vulcans nar- NCAA Semifinals - North Dakota State 76, Shippensburg 67 four free throws down the stretch to ice the game. rowed the gap to 36-26. SU built a 44-26 lead at halftime. Cal made a strong comeback to cut the lead to 54-47 with 13:12 left in the game. NCAA ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM Shippensburg went on an 8-0 run, building a 78-60 lead with 4:08 left Jessie Gordon and coasting the rest of the way.

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1995 NCAA East Region Quarterfinals • March 7, 1995 in Washington, D.C. SHIPPENSBURG 87, DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA 81 ot Melissa Swartz and Tracy Spencer led Shippensburg to an 87-81 victory over the University of the District of Columbia. Swartz scored 26 points and Spencer connected for 22. The Firebirds went up 31-24 at halftime. Spencer, limited to three points in the first half, caught fire in the second and led the comeback. Shippensburg regained the lead but Kyshia Lewis hit a jump shot to tie the score at 70-70 with 17 seconds left. In overtime Spencer tied the game at 81-81 with a jump shot at 1:17. Jessica Bobiak hit two free throws at 47 seconds to give the Lady Raiders the lead. After UDC missed a shot, Spencer got the rebound, was fouled, and hit both ends of the one-and-one with 32 seconds left to put Shippensburg up 85-81. Bobiak iced the game with two free throws at 11 seconds.

NCAA East Region Semifinals • March 10, 1995 in Erie, Pa. MERCYHURST 73, SHIPPENSBURG 68 Despite 22 points from Tracy Spencer, Shippensburg suffered a 73-68 loss to Mercyhurst. Spencer hit eight of 11 from the field, including five of six from three-point range. After leading 21-15 late in the first half, Shippensburg fell behind 32-29 at halftime. The Lady Raiders tied the game twice in the second half, at 37-37 with 12:14 left on a three- pointer by Spencer, and with 9:23 left on two Christi Hare free throws to tie it at 43. Mercyhurst went on an 11-4 run to go up 54-47. The Lady Raiders could not close the gap. Shippensburg closed the season with a 22-7 record. Ashley Totedo (1995-1999) 1996 NCAA East Region Semifinals • March 9, 1996 in Shippensburg, Pa. National Semifinals • March 21, 1996 in Fargo, N.D. SHIPPENSBURG 87, PITT-JOHNSTOWN 77 SHIPPENSBURG 84, ABILENE CHRISTIAN 81 Noted for their great guards, Tracy Spencer and Melissa Swartz, the Tracy Spencer scored 26 points and Melissa Swartz tallied 23 to lead PSAC champion Lady Raiders went inside to beat Pitt-Johnstown 87- Shippensburg to a major upset victory over second-ranked (with one 77. Ashley Totedo scored 18 points, Ann Svensson tallied 16 and Deb loss) Abilene Christian. While Swartz and Spencer fired up the offense, Dawson came off the bench to score 12. Totedo also had three blocked Ann Svensson held the Wildcats’ 6-5 center Aukse Steponavicute to just shots. Spencer, who only had six points in the first half, finished with eight points, well under her average. Svensson finished the game with 18. The Lady Raiders led 40-31 at halftime and then in the second half 13 points and 10 rebounds. The Lady Raiders were trailing 49-37 early NCAA Tournament Appearances Year-by-Year extended the lead to 20 points with 3:33 left. Pitt-Johnstown hit a trio in the second half when they began to peck away at the Wildcats’ lead. of unanswered three-pointers to narrow the gap to 11, but Shippensburg When Swartz hit a three-pointer at 11:37 Shippensburg went up 58-57. Date Location Round Opponent Result closed out the game with foul shots. Later in the half, Swartz hit another three-pointer and Spencer stole 3/7/95 Washington, D.C. First Round District of Columbia W, 87-81 (OT) the ball and scored a layup to make the score 71-63 with 7:10 to play. 3/10/95 Erie, Pa. Region Semifinals Mercyhurst L, 68-73 NCAA East Region Final • March 10, 1996 in Shippensburg, Pa. Abilene Christian tied the game at 79-79 with 1:43 left. Swartz sank 3/8/96 Shippensburg, Pa. Region Semifinals Pittsburgh-Johnstown W, 87-77 SHIPPENSBURG 79, SALEM-TEIKYO 68 two free throws at 1:27 to put Shippensburg on top 81-79. The Wildcats 3/9/96 Shippensburg, Pa. Region Final Salem International W, 79-68 missed their next shot and Svensson got the rebound. Swartz was fouled 3/20/96 Fargo, N.D. NCAA Quarterfinals Wingate W, 78-64 Tracy Spencer tied the NCAA Division II tournament record by hitting and sank two free throws to make the score 83-79. Caroline Omamo, 3/21/96 Fargo, N.D. NCAA Semifinals Abilene Christian W, 84-81 seven three-pointers to lead Shippensburg to a 79-68 win over Salem- who scored 31 points, narrowed the gap to 83-81 at 47 seconds. Abilene 3/24/96 Fargo, N.D. NCAA Final North Dakota State L, 78-104 Teikyo. Spencer finished the game with 29 points. Salem-Teikyo, led Christian had a chance to tie the game with 21 seconds to play, but Ash- 3/7/97 Shippensburg, Pa. First Round High Point L, 53-71 by Charlotte Powell’s 30 points, led 42-40 with 18:38 left in the game ley Totedo stole the ball near the foul line and Spencer was fouled with 3/6/98 Philippi, W. Va. Region Semifinals Edinboro W, 88-78 when the Lady Raiders went on a 23-5 run for the next seven minutes. eight seconds to go. She hit one of two free throws and the Wildcats got 3/7/98 Philippi, W. Va. Region Final Bloomsburg W, 91-62 Spencer scored 13 of those points, including a trio of three-pointers. In the rebound. NCAA Division II Player of the Year Jennifer Clarkson, 3/18/98 Pine Bluff, Ark. NCAA Quarterfinals Emporia State L, 84-122 addition to Spencer’s heroics, Melissa Swartz scored 14, Ann Svensson missed a three-pointer at the buzzer and Shippensburg won the game. 3/5/99 Indiana, Pa. Region Semifinals Belmont Abbey W, 86-62 scored 11 and Deb Dawson added 10. 3/6/99 Indiana, Pa. Region Final Indiana (Pa.) L, 75-85 National Championship Game • March 23, 1996 in Fargo, N.D. 3/10/00 Shippensburg, Pa. Region Semifinals Slippery Rock L, 65-74 NCAA DIVISION II ELITE EIGHT 3/9/01 Shippensburg, Pa. Region Semifinals Pittsburgh-Johnstown W, 80-70 NORTH DAKOTA STATE 104, SHIPPENSBURG 78 3/10/01 Shippensburg, Pa. Region Final Bloomsburg W, 76-75 National Quarterfinals • March 20, 1996 in Fargo, ND Ann Svensson scored 22 points and pulled down seven rebounds, but 3/21/01 Rochester, Minn. NCAA Quarterfinals Delta State W, 70-65 SHIPPENSBURG 78, WINGATE 64 cold shooting in the first half spelled doom for the Lady Raiders as they 3/22/01 Rochester, Minn. NCAA Semifinals North Dakota L, 67-76 Melissa Swartz scored 22 points in Shippensburg’s win over Wingate. lost to North Dakota State before a crowd of 6,534 and a national TV 3/7/02 Glenville, W. Va. First Round West Liberty State L, 72-82 (OT) Tracy Spencer added 17. Shippensburg was trailing late in the first half audience on ESPN2. The Lady Raiders only hit 25 percent from the

when Spencer hit a three-pointer with one second left to put the Lady field in the first half to fall behind 55-30. The second half was more Appearances: Eight (11-8) Raiders on top 31-30 at halftime. In the second half Shippensburg went evenly played but it was too little, too late for the Lady Raiders. Tracy 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002 on a 22-12 run to build a 53-42 lead. Spencer and Ann Svensson had Spencer added 19 points, Melissa Swartz had 17 and Ashley Totedo had six points each in that stretch. Swartz broke the game open with eight 12 points and seven rebounds. The Bison were led by Lori Roufs, who points over the next two and half minutes. The Lady Raiders’ biggest scored 28 points, and Kasey Morlock, the tourney MVP, who had 21 lead was 78-57 when Jen Steck rebounded her missed free throw and points. It was the fourth straight title for the Bison. Shippensburg ended scored a layup while everyone was thinking it was a two shot foul. up 28-6 for the year.

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1997 NCAA East Region Final • March 7, 1998 in Philippi, WV 2001 NCAA East Region Semifinals • March 7, 1997 in Shippensburg, Pa. SHIPPENSBURG 91, BLOOMSBURG 62 NCAA East Region Semifinals • March 9, 2001 at Shippensburg, Pa. HIGH POINT 71, SHIPPENSBURG 53 Ashley Totedo scored 14 points and grabbed 11 rebounds in the first half SHIPPENSBURG 80, PITT-JOHNSTOWN 70 to give Shippensburg a 38-24 lead at halftime. Shippensburg erupted in Karen Curtis scored 34 points to lead High Point to a big upset over Christa Cline scored 19 points and grabbed 16 rebounds to lead the second half with a 24-6 run that built a 62-30 lead at 12:42. Vickie Shippensburg. The Lady Raiders were in a slump the entire game and Shippensburg to an 80-70 triumph over Pitt-Johnstown. All five of Mikesic and Janette Pieczynski had six points each in the run and shot an uncharacteristic 29.4 percent from the field. Melissa Swartz Shippensburg’s starters scored in double figures. In addition to Cline, Christa Cline scored five. The two teams traded baskets the rest of the led Shippensburg with 14 points and Kelly Doerzbacher scored 12. center Jessie Gordon scored 16, guard Vickie Mikesic had 15 and guards way. Shippensburg had five players in double figures. Totedo ended up Shippensburg, the PSAC champion, ended its season with a 25-5 record. Janette Pieczynski and Katie Bray scored 14 each. Shippensburg led with 19, Mikesic scored 16, Cline 15, Pieczynski 14 and Nisa Wilson 11. 42-34 at halftime after building a 34-20 advantage with 5:12 left in the 1998 first half. In the second half the Mountain Cats steadily attacked the NCAA East Region Semifinals • March 6, 1998 in Philippi, WV NCAA DIVISION II ELITE EIGHT Lady Raider lead and narrowed the gap to 71-70 with 3:13 left to play. National Quarterfinals • March 18, 1998 in Pine Bluff, AR Shippensburg finished off with a 9-0 run. Mikesic hit one of two free SHIPPENSBURG 88, EDINBORO 78 throws and then hit a short jumper. Pieczynski stole the ball and missed Ashley Totedo scored 29 points and grabbed 15 rebounds to lead EMPORIA STATE 122, SHIPPENSBURG 84 a layup. Cline got the rebound and passed to Bray, who was fouled. Her Shippensburg to the victory. The Lady Raiders jumped to a 12-3 lead Ashley Totedo was in foul trouble early but that was just the beginning pair of free throws put the Lady Raiders in control with a 76-70 lead in the first half with Janette Pieczynski scoring seven. Edinboro cut the as the Lady Raiders ran into a buzz saw. Emporia State was led by Aneta with 47 seconds left. lead but the Lady Raiders ended the half with a scoring surge and Vickie and Jurgita Kausaite, 27-year-old twins who were on the Lithuanian Mikesic’s bucket made it 44-32 at halftime. In the second half, the Lady National Team, and jumped out to a big lead. Uncharacteristically, NCAA East Region Championship • March 10, 2001 at Shippensburg, Pa. Raider freshmen scored 11 points in a 15-11 run to give Shippensburg Shippensburg was tentative and fell behind 21-12 early in the first half. its biggest lead, 59-43 with 1:48 left. Edinboro kept coming back, but Emporia put on a 10-0 run and the Lady Raiders could not catch up. SHIPPENSBURG 76, BLOOMSBURG 75 the Lady Raiders responded to each threat with a rally of its own to Totedo hit 10 of 14 from the field and ended up with 23 points. Hornet Vickie Mikesic made two free throws with five seconds left to give rebuild the lead. Edinboro trailed 82-75 with 1:43 left but could not get Jurgita Kausaite led with 33 points. Emporia State lost to North Dakota Shippensburg the edge over Bloomsburg 76-75. Bloomsburg had taken closer. in the final. a 72-71 lead with 46 seconds left on a layup by Jen Bryan. Shippensburg regained the lead as Steph Rothery passed around a defender from the 1999 top of the key to an open Christa Cline under the basket. She made the NCAA East Region Semi-finals • March 5, 1999 in Indiana, Pa. layup to put Shippensburg on top 73-72 with 20 seconds left. Spinelli missed a jumper with six seconds left and Shippensburg’s Katie Bray SHIPPENSBURG 86, BELMONT ABBEY 62 collected the rebound. She was fouled along the sideline by Bryan Ashley Totedo scored 28 points and grabbed 13 rebounds to lead the who drove her out of bounds and to the floor. Bryan was called for Shippensburg to an 86-62 win over Belmont Abbey. Shippensburg took an intentional foul. Bray hit the first free throw but missed the sec- a 40-32 lead at halftime but broke the game open with a 9-0 run to open ond. Shippensburg retained possession because of the intentional foul. the second half. Julie Sutch had two steals which were converted into Mikesic was fouled and hit both free throws to boost the lead to 76-72. layups during that surge. Shippensburg’s biggest lead was 68-44 when Bloomsburg had a chance to take the lead at the end but Bray stole the Christa Cline scored on a fast break with an assist from Janette Pieczyn- ball only to lose the handle and turned the ball over with two seconds Janette Pieczynski (1997-2001) ski and Vickie Mikesic hit a three-pointer. Cline finished with 16 points. left. Stephanie Straup hit a three pointer at the buzzer to cut the lead to one. Rothery was the high scorer with 19 points. Cline had 16 points NCAA East Region Final • March 6, 1999 in Indiana, Pa. and seven rebounds, Pieczynski scored 14 and Mikesic 13. INDIANA (Pa.) 85, SHIPPENSBURG 75 NCAA ELITE EIGHT North Dakota went on a 17-2 run that boosted its lead to 29-12 with Shippensburg was dethroned as regional champ, losing to Indiana 85- 8:39 left. Theresa LeCuyer, the NCAA Division II Player of the Year, National Quarterfinal • March 21, 2001 in Rochester, MN 75. Cold foul shooting in the first half caused the Lady Raiders to fall and Becky Moen increased the lead to 50-24 with 20 seconds left. Ja- behind 41-31 at halftime. IUP built an 18 point lead with 8:28 left in SHIPPENSBURG 70, DELTA STATE 65 nette Pieczynski hit two free throws after she was fouled at the buzzer in the game. Vickie Mikesic was benched with her fifth personal foul and Forward Christa Cline and point guard Vickie Mikesic scored 16 points what would prove to be the beginning of the Lady Raider surge. In the Janette Pieczynski was playing with four fouls. Pieczynski started the each to lead Shippensburg to a 70-65 victory over fourth ranked Delta second half, it was Shippensburg’s turn to dominate. Shippensburg went comeback with a layup and a free throw. Trisha Lower hit a three-pointer State (Miss.). Cline paced the Lady Raiders with 10 points in the first on a 15-0 run to narrow the gap to 52-45 and silence the wildly-partisan and then Pieczynski scored two more layups and a free throw. Christa half and then Mikesic, who was benched for 11 minutes in the first half crowd of Sioux fans. North Dakota went back up by nine and Ship’s Cline converted a three point play to narrow the gap to 74-67. Down due to foul trouble, tallied all 16 of her points in the second half. Delta Janette Pieczynski fouled out at 9:02. Undaunted Shippensburg cut the 74-71, Cline tried a three pointer with a little more than two minutes State jumped to a 6-1 lead to start the game. Shippensburg did not get lead to six again and the score was 63-57 at 6:58. Mandy Arndtson hit left but IUP’s Beth McDonald just managed to tip it and the shot fell its first field goal until 15:35 left in the first half when Janette Pieczyn- a crucial three-pointer sparking a Fighting Sioux 7-0 rally giving North short. IUP then sank 11 of 14 free throws to preserve the win. ski stole the ball and raced for a layup. That basket initiated a 13-1 run Dakota enough cushion to hold onto the lead. 2000 that gave Ship a 13-7 lead with 11:38 left. The Lady Raiders led 32-28 at half-time. In the second half, the Lady Raiders went on a 12-4 surge 2002 NCAA East Region Semifinals • March 10, 2000 in Shippensburg, Pa. to build a 44-32 lead at 15:23. Delta State narrowed the gap to 61-55 NCAA East Region Quarterfinals • March 7, 2002 SLIPPERY ROCK 74, SHIPPENSBURG 65 but Cline hit a base line jumper off an assist from Mikesic to break the West Liberty 82, SHIPPENSBURG 72 in OT momentum. Shippensburg was upset 74-65 by Slippery Rock in the NCAA Division Ship lost 82-72 in overtime to West Liberty. The Lady Raiders were II East Region semifinal. Shippensburg, the Pennsylvania State Athletic trailing 71-67 but tied the score in the last few seconds of the game. Conference champion, was the top seed and the Rock was fifth seeded. NCAA ELITE EIGHT Jessie Gordon hit a jumper with 17 seconds left. After a missed West The Lady Raiders tied the game 39-39 at halftime, and again at 57-57 National Semifinal • March 22, 2001 in Rochester, MN Liberty free throw, point guard Jennifer Scaffidi got through the West Vickie Mikesic (1997-2001) with 7:59 left, but then went cold as the Rockets went on an 8-0 run. NORTH DAKOTA 76, SHIPPENSBURG 67 Liberty defense and scored a short jumper with four seconds left to tie at Janette Pieczynski, who led Shippensburg with 16 points, tallied five 71. West Liberty scored five quick points during the first 90 seconds of points to narrow the gap to 65-62 at 3:45 but Slippery Rock came back Shippensburg lost to North Dakota 76-67 in a wildly exciting game. The overtime with 6-11 center Jaana Kotova hitting a short layup and Shay on a 5-0 run, establishing control of the game. Tracy Whitling, a 6-4 Lady Raiders fell behind 50-26 at halftime but staged a dramatic come- Glauser connecting with a three-pointer. Scaffidi led Shippensburg with center, led the Rock with 19 points and 12 rebounds. back narrowing the gap to six points with 9:30 left in the game (55-49). 23 points and 10 rebounds. Gordon, in foul trouble much of the game, Shippensburg was trailing 12-10 with 14:20 left in the first half when had 13 points and nine rebounds.

58 Shippensburg University Women’s Basketball 59 RECORD BOOK CAREER LEADERS

Team Records: Most 3-Point Field Goal Attempts: Games Field Goal Pct. (min. 400 attempts) Blocked Shots Highest Winning Pct.: 1.000, 1951 (6-0); 1956 (10-0); 1966 (10-0); Game: 20 Tracy Spencer vs. Clarion, 1/14/95 1. 127 Ashley Totedo (1995-99) 1. .613 Shelly Trego (1990-92) 1. 315 Ashley Totedo (1995-99) 1969 (10-0) Season: 269 Tracy Spencer (1995-96) 2. 126 Vickie Mikesic (1997-2001) 2. .542 Tamura Woodson (1997-2001) 2. 141 Kim Strickland (2002-06) Most Consecutive Victories: 24 (1968-70); 20 (1997-98) Career: 701 Tracy Spencer (1992-96) 3 126 Christa Cline (1997-2001) 3. .524 Christi Hare (1991-95) 3. 77 Shanna Oaddams (2003-07) Most Wins: 28, (1995-96; 1997-98; 2000-01) 4. 125 Janette Pieczynski (1997-2001) 4. .520 Nicki Straley (1992-93) 4. 97 Sue Noel (1980-84) Most 3-Point Field Goals Made: Most Points Scored in One Season: 2,782 (1995-96) 5. 125 Stephanie Rothery (1997-2001) 5. .519 Shanna Oaddams (2003-07) 5. 86 Lauren Beckley (2006-10) Highest Average Per Game: 81.82 (1995-96) Game: 8 Tracy Spencer vs. Clarion, 1/14/95 6. 120 Katie Bray (2000-03) 6. .501 Anne Svensson (1994-96) 6. 62 Debbie Dawson (1993-97) Most Points Scored in One Game: 115, vs. California (1982-83) 8 Tracy Spencer vs. Indiana (Pa.), 2/8/95 7. 119 Julie Sutch (1996-2000) 7. .485 Patty Wallace-Bonitz (1986-90) 7. 50 Tamura Woodson (1997-2001) 8 Julie Sutch vs. Millersville, 3/04/00 8. 117 Melissa Swartz (1994-97) 8. .472 Debbie Dawson (1993-97) 8. 49 Lindsay Howard (2001-present) Most Points Scored: 8 Lauren Beckley vs. Shaw, 12/29/06 9. 117 Jessica Bobiak (1993-97) 9. .469 Katie Bray (2000-03) 9. 47 Anne Svensson (1994-96) Season: 93 Tracy Spencer (1994-95) Game: 47 Lauren Beckley vs. Lock Haven, 2/13/08 10. 117 Debbie Dawson (1993-97) .469 Jessie Gordon (1997-2001) 47 Doreen Sabol (1984-86) Career: 263 Lauren Beckley (2006-10) 45 Kristy (O’Hara) Trn vs. Cheyney, 2/11/93 Scoring Average Free Throws Made Steals 44 Stacey Cunningham vs. California (Pa.), 1/15/83 Highest 3-Point Field Goal Percentage: 1. 23.1 Stacey Cunningham (1980-84) 1. 532 Lauren Beckley (2006-10) 1. 379 Janette Pieczynski (1997-2001) 44 Stacey Cunningham vs. Bloomsburg, 2/3/83 2. 21.3 Lauren Beckley (2006-10) 2. 508 Ashley Totedo (1995-99) 2. 346 Vickie Mikesic (1997-2001) 44 Stacey Cunningham vs. West Chester, 2/19/83 Game (5 att.): 100.0, Kristy (O’Hara) Trn vs. Cheyney, 2/11/93 (5-5) 3. 17.8 Kristy (O’Hara) Trn (1989-93) 3. 501 Melissa Swartz (1993-97) 3. 345 Stacey Cunningham (1980-84) 43 Lauren Beckley at Bloomsburg, 2/17/10 Season (50 att.): 51.0, Kristy (O’Hara) Trn (1990-91, 26-51) eason (100 att.): Lauren Beckley (2008-09) 41 Stacey Cunningham vs. West Liberty, 2/13/82 S 45.1, 4. 17.3 Tracy Spencer (1992-96) 4. 427 Janette Pieczynski (1997-01) 4. 298 Melissa Swartz (1993-97) 41 Kristy (O’Hara) Trn vs. Slippery Rock, 1/25/92 Career (200 att.): 41.1, Lauren Beckley (2006-10; 263-640) 5. 16.1 Ashley Totedo (1995-99) 5. 425 Stacey Cunningham (1980-84) 5. 254 Tracy Spencer (1992-96) 41 Tracy Spencer vs. Indiana (Pa.), 2/8/95 6. 15.1 Kasey Gardner (2007-11) 6. 405 Jen Scaffidi (2001-05) 6. 219 Julie Sutch (1996-2000) Most Free Throw Attempts: 7. 14.2 Jessie Gordon (2000-02) 7. 390 Tracy Spencer (1992-96) 7. 194 Ashley Totedo (1995-99) Season: 670 Tracy Spencer (1995-96) Game: 25 Lauren Beckley at Bloomsburg (2/17/10) 8. 13.9 Jen Scaffidi (2001-05) 8. 355 Kasey Gardner (2007-11) 8. 185 Jen Scaffidi (2001-05) 658 Stacey Cunningham (1982-83) Season: 272 Melissa Swartz (1995-96) 9. 13.7 Megan Fogle (2004-08) 9. 328 Vickie Mikesic (1997-2001) 9. 180 Kristy (O’Hara) Trn (1989-93) 654 Lauren Beckley (2009-10) Career: 711 Ashley Totedo (1995-99) 10. 13.4 Janette Pieczynski (1997-2001) 10. 302 Kristy (O’Hara) Trn (1989-93) 10. 183 Kasey Gardner (2007-2011) 624 Lauren Beckley (2007-08) 614 Tracy Spencer (1994-95) Most Free Throws Made: Rebounds Free Throw Attempts 3-Point Field Goals Made 614 Melissa Swartz (1995-96) Game: 21 Stacey Cunningham vs. West Liberty, 2/13/82 1. 1489 Ashley Totedo (1995-99) 1. 711 Ashley Totedo (1995-99) 1. 263 Lauren Beckley (2006-10) 595 Kristy (O’Hara) Trn (1992-93) 21 Lauren Beckley at Bloomsburg, 2/17/10 2. 1151 Lauren Beckley (2006-10) 2. 677 Melissa Swartz (1993-97) 2. 246 Tracy Spencer (1992-96) 594 Ashley Totedo (1998-99) Season: 219 Melissa Swartz (1995-96) 3. 969 Shanna Oaddams (2003-07) 3. 627 Lauren Beckley (2006-10) 3. 208 Megan Fogle (2004-08) 582 Stacey Cunningham (1981-82) Career: 532 Lauren Beckley (2006-10) 4. 869 Christa Cline (1997-2001) 4. 593 Janette Pieczynski (1997-2001) 4. 188 Jen Scaffidi (2001-05) 581 Lauren Beckley (2008-09) 5. 679 Kasey Gardner (2007-11) 5. 531 Tracy Spencer (1992-96) 5. 186 Kasey Gardner (2007-2011) Career: 2,407 Lauren Beckley (2006-10)* Highest Free Throw Percentage: 6. 666 Kristen Weil (1988-92) 6. 510 Jen Scaffidi (2001-05) 6. 158 Katie Bray (2000-03) 2,057 Stacey Cunningham (1980-84) Game: (min. 10 att.) 7. 664 Linda Virgens (1975-80) 7. 503 Shanna Oaddams (2003-07) 7. 132 Emily Swingler (2000-03) 2,050 Ashley Totedo (1995-99) 100, Tracy Spencer vs. Clarion, 1/13/96 (18-18) 8. 656 Kristy (O’Hara) Trn (1989-93) 8. 486 Kasey Gardner (2007-present) 8. 131 Michelle Sneeringer (1989-93) 1,976 Tracy Spencer (1992-96) 100, Jen Scaffidi vs. Edinboro, 1/19/02 (12-12) 9. 631 Kim Strickland (2002-06) 9. 454 Vickie Mikesic (1997-2001) 9. 126 Julie Sutch (1996-2000) 1,765 Kristy (O’Hara) Trn (1989-93) 100, Jen Scaffidi vs. Millersville, 12/22/02 (10-10) 10. 585 Christan Kelly (1999-2003) 10. 383 Kristy (O’Hara) Trn (1989-93) 10. 118 Ellen Banick (1990-94) 1,745 Kasey Gardner (2007-11) 100, Christa Cline vs. Edinboro, 1/22/00 (10-10) Rebound Average Free Throw Pct. (Min. 200 Attempts) 3-Point Field Goal Attempts 1,681 Janette Pieczynski (1997-01) 100, Nisa Wilson vs. Elon, 11/29/97 (10-10) 1,583 Jen Scaffidi (2001-05) 100, Kristy (O’Hara) Trn vs. West Chester, 12/5/90 (10-10) 1. 11.7 Ashley Totedo (1995-99) 1. .848 Lauren Beckley (2006-10) 1. 701 Tracy Spencer (1992-96) 1,551 Melissa Swartz (1993-97) 100, Stacey Cunningham vs. Bloomsburg, 2/3/83 (10-10) 2. 10.2 Lauren Beckley (2006-10) 2. .800 Michelle Sneeringer (1989-93) 2 627 Lauren Beckley (2006-10) 1,491 Christa Cline (1997-01) Game: (min. 20 att.) 3. 9.0 Shanna Oaddams (2003-07) 3. .794 Jen Scaffidi (2001-05) 3. 579 Megan Fogle (2004-08) * PSAC Record 95.5, Stacey Cunningham vs. West Liberty, 2/13/83 (21-22) 4. 8.7 Jessie Gordon (2000-02) 4. .789 Kristy (O’Hara) Trn (1989-93) 4. 545 Jen Scaffidi (2001-05) Season: (min. 100 att.) 5. 7.2 Patty Wallace (1986-90) 5. .785 Marie McDonald (1993-97) 5. 529 Kasey Gardner (2007-2011) Highest Average Points Per Game: 88.7, Lauren Beckley (2009-10, 157-177) 6. 7.2 Kristen Weil (1988-92) 6. .771 Katie Bray (2000-03) 6. 469 Emily Swingler (2000-03) Season: 29.9 Stacey Cunningham (1982-83) Career: (min. 500 att.) 7. 7.0 Casey Reath (2003-05) 7. .755 Stephanie Rothery (1997-2001) 7. 398 Katie Bray (2000-03) Career: 23.1 Stacey Cunningham (1980-84) 84.8, Lauren Beckley (2006-10, 532-627) 8. 6.9 Christa Cline (1997-2001) 8. .744 Jessie Gordon (1997-2001) 8. 380 Julie Sutch (1996-2000) 9. 6.6 Kristy (O’Hara) Trn (1989-93) 9. .740 Melissa Swartz (1993-97) 9. 375 Michelle Sneeringer (1989-93) Most Games in Double Figures: Most Consecutive Free ThrowS Made: 10. 6.4 Christan Kelly (1999-2003) 10. .734 Tracy Spencer (1992-96) 10. 365 Janette Pieczynski (1997-2001) Game: 18 Tracy Spencer vs. Clarion, 1/13/96 Season: 32 Melissa Swartz (1995-96) Field Goals Made Assists Career: 110 Ashley Totedo (1995-99, 110 of 127) Season: 41 Lauren Beckley, 2010 3-Point Field Goal Pct. (Min. 100 attempts) 1. 816 Stacey Cunningham (1980-84) 1. 575 Vickie Mikesic (1997-2001) 1. .411 Lauren Beckley (2006-10) 2. 806 Lauren Beckley (2006-10) 2. 572 Melissa Swartz (1993-97) Most Consecutive Games Scoring in Double Figures: Most Rebounds: 2. .397 Katie Bray (2000-03) 3. 771 Ashely Totedo (1995-99) 3. 481 Jen Scaffidi (2001-05) Season: 31 Ashley Totedo (1998-99) Game: 24 Patty Wallace-Bonitz vs. California (Pa.), 1/25/89 3. .393 Kristy (O’Hara) Trn (1989-93) 4. 679 Kristy (O’Hara) Trn (1989-93) 4. 375 Julie Sutch (1996-2000) Career: 51 Stacey Cunningham (1981-84) Season: 391 Ashley Totedo (1996-97) 4. .386 Ellen Banick (1990-94) 5. 670 Tracy Spencer (1992-96) 5. 361 Katie Bray (2000-03) Career: 1,489 Ashley Totedo (1995-99) 5. .364 Kelly Doerzbacher (1994-98) 6. 602 Kasey Gardner (2007-11) 6. 355 Tracy Spencer (1992-96) Most Field Goal Attempts: 6. .359 Megan Fogle (2004-08) 7. 585 Christa Cline (1997-2001) 7. 353 Megan Fogle (2004-08) Game: 32 Stacey Cunningham vs. Indiana (Pa.), 11/28/83 Highest Average Rebounds Per Game: 7. .352 Kasey Gardner (2007-2011) 8. 583 Shanna Oaddams (2003-07) 8. 348 Kristy (O’Hara) Trn (1989-93) Season: 579 Tracy Spencer (1992-96) Season: 13.0 Ashley Totedo (1996-97, 391 in 30 games) 8. .351 Tracy Spencer (1992-96) 9. 568 Janette Pieczynski (1997-2001) 9. 318 Janette Pieczynski (1997-2001) Career: 1,777 Tracy Spencer (1992-96) Career: 11.7 Ashley Totedo (1995-99, 1489 in 127 games) 9. .349 Michelle Sneeringer (1989-93) 10. 506 Katie Bray (2000-03) 10. 298 Michelle Sneeringer (1989-93 10. .345 Jen Scaffidi (2001-03) Most Field Goals Made: Most Assists: Field Goal Attempts Game: 15 Vickie Mikesic vs. Lock Haven, 1/31/01 Game: 19 Stacey Cunningham vs. California (Pa.), 1/15/83 1. 1,777 Tracy Spencer (1992-96) Season: 215 Melissa Swartz (1995-96) Season: 266 Stacey Cunningham (1982-83) 2. 1,738 Lauren Beckley (2006-10) Career: 575 Vickie Mikesic (1997-01) Career: 816 Stacey Cunningham (1981-84) 3. 1,704 Stacey Cunningham (1980-84) 4. 1,691 Ashley (Totedo) Trn (1995-99) Highest Field Goal Percentage: 5. 1,608 Kristy O’Hara (1989-93) Game (10 att.): 92.9, Tamaura Woodson vs. Kutztown, 11/29/99 (13-14) 6. 1,442 Kasey Gardner (2007-11) Game (20 att.): 75.0, Shanna Oaddams vs. Shepherd, 11/22/05 (15-29) 6. 1,361 Janette Pieczynski (1997-2001) Season: 63.6, Michelle Trego (1991-92, 145-228) 7. 1,297 Christa Cline (1997-2001) Career: 61.3, Michelle Trego (1988-92, 401-654) 8. 1,275 Jen Scaffidi (2001-05) 9. 1,229 Melissa Swartz (1993-97)

60 Shippensburg University Women’s Basketball 61 SINGLE SEASON LEADERS

® Past, Present and Future Scoring Average Field Goal Pct. (Min 100 attempts) Blocked Shots 1. 29.9 Stacey Cunningham (1982-83) 1. .636 Shelly Trego (1991-92) 1. 106 Ashley Totedo (1997-98) 2. 26.5 Stacey Cunningham (1981-82) 2. .623 Shelly Trego (1990-91) 2. 72 Ashley Totedo (1995-96) 3. 22.9 Kristy (O’Hara) Trn (1992-93) 3. .593 Tamaura Woodson (1998-99) 3. 69 Ashley Totedo (1996-97) Hall of Famers 4. 22.3 Lauren Beckley (2007-08) 4. .590 Christi Hare (1993-94) 4. 68 Ashley Totedo (1998-99) 5. 21.3 Lauren Beckley (2009-10) 5. .588 Shelly Trego (1989-90) 5. 51 Kim Strickland (2005-06) 6. 21.5 Lauren Beckley (2008-09) 6. .548 Tamaura Woodson (1999-00) 6. 48 Sue Noel (1981-82) 7. 21.2 Tracy Spencer (1994-95) .548 Shanna Oaddams (2005-06) 7. 38 Doreen Sabol (1984-85) 8. 20.2 Kristy (O’Hara) Trn (1991-92) 8. .544 Christi Hare (1994-95) 38 Gloria Goworowski (1982-83) 9. 19.7 Tracy Spencer (1995-96) 9. .543 Nicki Straley (1992-93) 9. 37 Carol Katchik (1984-85) 10. 19.6 Lauren Beckley (2006-07) 10. .539 Ashley Totedo (1995-96) 10. 36 Lindsay Howard (2010-11) Rebounds Free Throws Made Steals 1. 391 Ashley Totedo (1996-97) 1. 157 Lauren Beckley (2009-10) 1. 114 Janette Pieczynski (1999-00) 2. 370 Ashley Totedo (1997-98) 2. 156 Tracy Spencer (1995-96) 2. 108 Stacey Cunningham (1981-82) 3. 369 Ashley Totedo (1998-99) 3. 151 Ashley Totedo (1997-98) 3. 103 Janette Pieczynski (1998-99) 4. 359 Ashley Totedo (1995-96) 4. 150 Ashley Totedo (1998-99) 4. 102 Vickie Mikesic (2000-01) 5. 310 Lauren Beckley (2007-08) 5. 149 Shawna Wert (2010-11) 5. 97 Melissa Swartz (1994-95) 6. 308 Lauren Beckley (2008-09) 6. 135 Lauren Beckley (2007-08) 97 Melissa Swartz (1995-96) 8. 302 Lauren Beckley (2009-10) 7. 133 Lauren Beckley (2008-09) 7. 93 Vickie Mikesic (1998-99) 9. 275 Kristy Weil (1991-92) 8. 131 Melissa Swartz (1996-97) 8. 92 Nisa Wilson (1997-98) 275 Jessie Gordon (2001-02) 9. 126 Stacey Cunningham (1982-83) 9. 91 Stacey Cunningham (1983-84) 275 Christan Kelly (2001-02) 10. 123 Tracey Spencer (1994-95) 10. 85 Vickie Mikesic (1999-00) 123 Jen Scaffidi (2002-03) 85 Janette Pieczynski (2000-01) Rebound Average 1. 13.0 Ashley Totedo (1996-97) Free Throw Attempts 3-Point Field GoalS Made 2. 11.9 Ashley Totedo (1998-99) 1. 272 Melissa Swartz (1995-96) 1. 93 Tracy Spencer (1994-95) 3. 11.6 Ashley Totedo (1997-98) 2. 202 Tracy Spencer (1995-96) 2. 92 Tracy Spencer (1995-96) 4. 11.1 Lauren Beckley (2007-08) 3. 197 Ashley Totedo (1997-98) 3. 75 Lauren Beckley (2006-07) 5. 11.4 Lauren Beckley (2008-09) 4. 194 Ashley Totedo (1998-99) 4. 69 Lauren Beckley (2009-10) 6. 10.6 Ashley Totedo (1995-96) 5. 190 Melissa Swartz (1996-97) 5. 64 Megan Fogle (2004-05) 7. 10.2 Kristy Weil (1991-92) 6. 177 Lauren Beckley (2009-10) 64 Lauren Beckley (2008-09) 8. 10.1 Shanna Oaddams (2004-05) 7. 175 Stacey Cunningham (1981-82) 7. 60 Jen Scaffidi (2004-05) 10.1 Shanna Oaddams (2005-06) Shawna Wert (2010-11) 8. 58 Megan Fogle (2005-06) 10. 10.1 Lauren Beckley (2009-10) 9. 166 Janette Pieczynski (1998-99) 9. 56 Katie Bray (2003-04) 166 Kasey Gardner (2009-11) 10. 55 Lauren Beckley (2007-08) Field Goals Made 1. 266 Stacey Cunningham (1982-83) Free Throw Pct. (Min 50 attempts) 3-Point Field GoalS Attempted 2. 225 Stacey Cunningham (1981-82) 1. .887 Lauren Beckley (2009-10) 1. 269 Tracy Spencer (1995-96) 3. 222 Ashley Totedo (1998-99) 2. .864 Lauren Beckley (2008-09) 2. 245 Tracy Spencer (1994-95) 4. 221 Kristy (O’Hara) Trn (1992-93) 3. .863 Emily Swingler (2002-03) 3. 201 Lauren Beckley (2009-10) 5. 217 Lauren Beckley (2007-08) 4. .857 Dana Wert (2010-11) 4. 179 Emily Swingler (2003-04) 6. 214 Lauren Beckley (2009-10) 5. .852 Jen Scaffidi (2004-05) 5. 170 Lauren Beckley (2006-07) 7. 211 Tracy Spencer (1995-96) 6. .851 Shawna Wert (2010-11) 6. 169 Megan Fogle (2005-06) 8. 209 Ashley Totedo (1997-98) 7. .844 Marie McDonald (1996-97) 7. 164 Jen Scaffidi (2004-05) 9. 206 Kristy (O’Hara) Trn (1991-92) 8. .836 Emily Swingler (2001-02) 8. 159 Nisa Wilson (1997-98) 10. 199 Tracy Spencer (1994-95) .836 Megan Fogle (2005-06) 9. 157 Emily Swingler (2002-03) 10. .828 Lauren Beckley (2007-08) 10. 154 Jen Scaffidi (2004-05) Field Goal Attempts 1. 579 Tracy Spencer (1995-96) Assists 3-Point Field Goal Pct. (min 50 att) 2. 539 Kristy (O’Hara) Trn (1992-93) 1. 215 Melissa Swartz (1995-96) 1. .510 Kristy (O’Hara) Trn (1990-91) 3. 525 Tracy Spencer (1994-95) 2. 195 Vickie Mikesic (2000-01) 2. .451 Lauren Beckley (2008-09) 4. 524 Ashley Totedo (1998-99) 3. 173 Melissa Swartz (1996-97) 3. .441 Lauren Beckley (2006-07) 5. 499 Stacey Cunningham (1981-82) 4. 170 Vickie Mikesic (1999-00) 4. .440 Kristy (O’Hara) Trn (1992-93) 6. 493 Lauren Beckley (2009-10) 5. 148 Nisa Wilson (1997-98) 5. .433 Lauren Beckley (2007-08) 7. 479 Stacey Cunningham (1982-83) 6. 140 Michelle Metz (2007-08) 6. .427 Megan Fogle (2004-05) 8. 478 Ashley Totedo (1997-98) 7. 137 Michelle Sneeringer (1990-91) 7. .423 Jessie Gordon (2001-02) 9. 462 Kristy (O’Hara) Trn (1990-91) 8. 136 Melissa Swartz (1994-95) 8. .422 Michelle Sneeringer (1989-90) 10. 447 Tracy Spencer (1993-94) 136 Vickie Mikesic (1998-99) 9. .417 Ellen Banick (1993-94) 10. 130 Jen Scaffidi (2003-04) 10. .414 Michelle Metz (2007-08)

62 Shippensburg University

2011-2012 Women’s SCHEDULE BASKETBALL DAY DATe oPPONENT TIME Sat-Sat Nov 12-13 Wolf’s Bus Lines Classic Sat nov 19 California (Pa.) # 1 PM Sun nov 20 Indiana (Pa.) # 1 PM Tues nov 29 Virginia State 6 PM Sat dec 3 Edinboro # 1 PM Sun dec 4 Lock Haven # 1 PM Fri Dec 9 at Clarion # 5:30 PM Sat Dec 10 at Gannon # 2 PM Fri Dec 30 at West Virginia Wesleyan TBA Fri Jan 6 at Mercyhurst # 6 PM Sat Jan 7 at Slippery Rock # 6 PM Wed Jan 11 Bloomsburg * 6 PM Sat Jan 14 at Mansfield * 1 PM Wed Jan 18 at West Chester * 6 PM Sat Jan 21 East Stroudsburg * 1 PM Wed Jan 25 at Millersville * 6 PM Sat Jan 28 Cheyney * 1 PM Wed Feb 1 at Kutztown * 6 PM Sat Feb 4 Mansfield * 1 PM Wed Feb 8 at Bloomsburg * 5:30 PM Sat Feb 11 at East Stroudsburg * 1 PM Wed Feb 15 West Chester * 6 PM Sat Feb 18 at Cheyney * 1 PM Wed Feb 22 Millersville * 6 PM Sat Feb 25 at Kutztown * 1 PM

Home games in BOLD CAPS * PSAC Eastern Division game # PSAC Western Division game

Head Coach: Kristy Trn, 717-477-1543

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