2010-11 Fairmont State Women's Basketball Media Guide

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Quick FactsFSU BaSketBall StaFFSteve McDonald (west virginia ‘80) Head CoachJenna eckleberry (fairmont State, ‘07) assistant Coachashley reed volunteer assistant CoachJohn Stanley Student assistant Coachrobert Cable (wv wesleyan, ‘82) Head athletic trainer

UniverSitylocation fairmont, west virginia 26554founded 1865enrollment 4,611nickname fighting falconsColors Maroon, white, & fairmont tanStadium Joe retton arenaCapacity 4,000Conference wviaCnational affiliation nCaa Division ii

BaSketBall FactSHead Coach Steve McDonaldCareer record 258-128 (13)record at fSU 203-93 (10)

UniverSity adminiStrationfSU President Dr. thomas Krepelfaculty athletic rep. Dr. Donald Moroose

fairmont State University is an equal Opportunity, affirmative action institution. in compliance with title vi of the Civil rights act of 1964, title vii of the Civil rights act, west virginia Human rights act, title iX (educational amendments of 1972), Section 504 of the rehabilitation act of 1973, and the other applicable laws and regulations, the institution provide equal opportunity to all prospective and current members of the student body, faculty, and staff on the basis of individual qualifications and merit without regard to race, gender, religion, age, national origin, or handicap, as identified and defined by law. further inquires may be directed to the assistant to the President, who is the Section 504 and title iX Coordinator, room 222 HB, telephone (304) 367-4247.

fairmont State University neither affiliates knowingly with nor grants recognition to an individual, group, or organization having policies that discriminate on the basis of race, color, age, religion, gender, national origin, or handicap, as defined by applicable laws and regulations.

2010-11 basketball Media Guide Credits

editor: adam Zundell design and layout: tammy Holden technical design assistance: Kevin funk Bob Heffner Photography: John Piscitelli andrew O’Hearn adam Zundell Sam Santilli editorial & Historical assistance: Duane Cochran Chris thomas Philip fetty Printing: fairmont Printing Company fairmont, w.va.

2 facilities 6 fSU Basketball experience 10 Season Preview

Coaching Staff 14 Head Coach Steve McDonald 16 assistant Coaches

Players 18 rosters 19 Player Profiles 2009-10 In Review 28 2009-10 in review 32 Game-by-Game Box Scores

Record Book 40 leaders 44 all-americans 46 all time Scores 47 team records 50 Series record 51 Coaching records

Supporting the Falcons52 athletic Director rusty elliott 54 Support Staff

Table of Contents

noVEMBER16 POint ParK 6 p.m.20 inDiana (Pa) 4 p.m.23 DaviS & elKinS 5:30 p.m.30 at west liberty 5:30 p.m.

DEcEMBER2 OHiO valley 5:30 p.m.4 wHeelinG JeSUit 2 p.m.11 at Bluefield State 2 p.m.18 at alderson-Broaddus 5:15 p.m.30 ClariOn (new year’s Classic) 6 p.m.31 eDinBOrO (new year’s Classic) 3 p.m. JanUaRY8 COnCOrD (alumni weekend/Game) 2 p.m.10 at wheeling Jesuit 5:15 p.m.13 weSt liBerty 5:30 p.m.15 at Glenville State 5:30 p.m.19 at Shepherd 6 p.m.22 alDerSOn-BrOaDDUS 2 p.m.24 wv weSleyan 5:30 p.m.27 Glenville State 5:30 p.m.29 BlUefielD State 2 p.m.

FEBRUaRY2 at Pitt-Johnstown 6 p.m.7 at wv State 5:30 p.m.10 SetOn Hill 5:30 p.m.14 at Davis & elkins 5:30 p.m.17 CHarleStOn 5:30 p.m.19 at Concord 2 p.m.26 at wv wesleyan 2 p.m.

2010-11 Schedule

a state-of-the-artscoreboard complete with player points and fouls provided fans with an enhanced game experience.

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Joe Retton Arena

Home of the Falcons

a 15,000-square foot training room provides student-athletes with first-class treatment for injuries.

a new glass entrance completed in 2009

provides a beautiful entrance into Joe

retton arena.

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“Make the nextbest play.”

“Play Hard,Be On Time.”LOCKERRoom

“Respect +Communications = Trust”

“i like that Fairmont state is close enough for my family to watch

me play, but far enough for me to experience college life. i love the campus and the community. the

coaching staff really made me feel important during the recruiting process, and i couldn’t ask for a

better group of girls as teammates.”

Kaitlin SnyderSophomore

Charleston, W.Va.

“i couldn’t ask for better teammates or coaching staff. everyone is so sincere and working hard toward a common goal. it’s all about the team and doing our best in representing Fairmont state university.”

lauren GilbertSeniorBridgeport, W.Va.

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“My lifelong friends will be by Fairmont state teammates. i also feel like i’ve gotten a great education that has prepared me for the next chapter in my life.”

aShley VaVreKFairmont State (2006-10)Two-time first team All-WVIACWVIAC Tournament MVP (2010)Bellaire, Ohio

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“i wanted to stay close to home but still play basketball at a high level, and Fairmont state

provided me with that opportunity. the players and the staff were welcoming and it was great to come into a team that had just won a conference

championship.”

brittany leeSophomore

Winfield, W.Va. “When i came on my official visit to Fairmont, i really fell in love with the campus. the coaches, staff and faculty were so welcoming to me. it’s two hours away, but it’s not too far for my parents to come see me play. in the end, i think Fairmont state was a great place to come and try and win a championship.”

Jen raSKoFreshmanWindber, Pa.

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WVIACChampions!

2008 2010

2008 championship

Fairmont state won its first WViaC tournament title in 24 years after knocking off WV Wesleyan in the finals.

the Falcons knocked off defending champion Glenville state, 67-62, on its way to the championship.

Fairmont state posted 25 wins in 2007-08 – the second highest single season total in school history.

danielle CorniSh was

the tournament MVP.

2010 championship

in 2010, Fsu scratched and clawed its way to the conference tournament championship. the Falcons posted second half rallies past WV state and Charleston, and then surged past West liberty in overtime to claim the title.

Fairmont State has won two of the last three WVIAC Championships.

The Falcons have also advanced to the NCAA Tournament in two of the last three years. FSU has made three NCAA Tournament appearances under

head coach Steve McDonald.

ashley VaVrek was

named 2010 WViaC tournament MVP.

raChel Murray and kaitlin snyder were

named to the all-tournament team.

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Q: you have taken great pride in building the program here, so what does it mean now to put on a Fairmont state jersey?

a: The number one goal as a program that we have for our players is that they have a sense of pride when they put on that uniform. With that pride goes responsibility, and that they take those concepts of pride and responsibility with them after they are done playing here so that playing women’s basketball at Fairmont State means something. It’s important for them to leave a legacy for the next group of players after them.

Season previewQ&a with Steve McDonald

Q: how are the players adjusting to the loss of senior ashley Vavrek’s timely scoring and finding their own roles for the upcoming season?

a: Every team, every year has to find its own identity. They have to find what they do well and get better and better at it. Right now I think we are developing that in terms of defense, but offensively I think that we are still searching. That’s going to happen when you have four a young team like we do. It’s going to take a while. This is definitely going to be a basketball team that is better in January and February than we are

in November and December. What we need to have happen is we need our defense to carry us through November and December.

Q: you are in the second year of a different offensive system, so how have the players and coaches grown with having a year of that under their belts?

a: The biggest difference between last year and this year, in terms of offense, is that I think as coaches we are more familiar with what we want out of it, so I think we are doing a better job of teaching it. We are progressing at a good pace, but we still have five freshmen that are trying to figure this thing out. There is a learning curve. At the same time, it’s been a much easier transition this year in terms of how everyone views the offense and where you can score out of it.

Q: how did kaitlin snyder progress from the start of the year to the end of the year last year, and then from the end of last year to this year?

a: Like most freshmen, Kaitlin was tentative in the sense that she just wasn’t sure how she fit in the offense. I thought as the year went on she became more comfortable and her abilities came out and was able to play at the level she’s capable of, which is very high. This year, she’s picked up where she left off last year, but she still is learning what her role is with this team, which I think is much more of a scorer for us.

Q: rachel Murray is obviously a huge defensive presence. is one of the challenges this year to make her more consistently offensively?

a: Rachel’s biggest challenge is to come and play every day; to come out and go to work every day in practice and in a game and not let her move away mentally at given moments. When she is focused, she is an excellent defensive player and she can score.

Q: What are lauren Gilbert’s biggest strengths to the team and what is the biggest key for her success this year?

a: Lauren has worked extremely over the summer but has been set back with an Achilles injury in the preseason. I think she’s made the transition from junior year to senior year, and out of basketball for a year and a half before that. I’m not worried about her mental approach, we just need to get her healthy and on the court.

Q: has bringing in a core of players from one school (north Marion) affected the dynamic of the team in any way?

a: I think it has had only positive effects. They are four really wonderful kids, and they get along extremely well with each other and the rest of the team. I think one of our biggest strengths right now is team chemistry – the girls genuinely like each other. There is no North Marion separation when we are practicing or at meals. They’re just good kids who want to see each other succeed.

There’s no amazing camaraderie out on the floor with them right now. It will probably help us over time more than it will when most of them are trying to adjust to college basketball ball.

Q: as the team continues to find its identity offensively, how important is it for the defense to be consistent on a nightly basis?

a: Much like in football, the defense is always going to be ahead of the offense. It’s kind of like that for us right now. We’re trying to figure out who

is going to score, how they’re going to score and where they’re going to score from, so we have to be consistent defensively. We spoke about that with our players yesterday in practice. You can’t get better in any aspect of basketball unless you know what that “getting better” should look like. Right now we’re not 100 percent sure, even defensively, what that should be like but I think that’s because we’re young.

Q: is this year’s team an unknown quantity?

a: I know what this year’s team should look like, right now I’m not going to be able to lay odds of whether it will end up that way. We are very inexperienced in addition to being young because our three seniors are only in their second year of the program, so we don’t have a single player out there on the floor that has been in our program for more than one year on the floor. As a coaching staff, we have an end goal and we are constantly moving towards that end goal. We feel like we have the type of players that can play the style that we want to play.

Q: do you see any carryover and hunger from the returning players to win another WViaC tournament and get back to the nCaa tournament?

a: If you have a sophomore or junior dominated team that has made it, then I think you can talk about the hunger to get back. We graduated a number of kids, we’re very young, I think they’re more worried about what entre is going to be served tonight at dinner than getting back to the NCAA Tournament. I think it’s our job as coaches to bring them along to the point where they understand that the basketball purpose of the program is to get to the NCAA Tournament. We’re not talking about that right now, though. We’re talking about today’s practice and trying to get a little bit better.

Q: as a group, what does the group of newcomers bring to this year’s squad?

a: The new group is quick, they play well together and they can shoot; but they’re still learning college basketball and the speed of the game. We think we can win every game on our schedule, but we think we can lose every game on our schedule, and that’s the nature of college basketball. In high school you can look at 12-15 games and if you have a good team, you’re going to be OK, so you have four or five games where you have to play at a different level. It’s a different situation now. We are trying to communicate to them that we need to get a consistent level of effort and enthusiasm because we think we have enough talent to win, but we have to be consistent in our behaviors. lauren gilbert

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As Fairmont State’s women’s bas-ketball program continues to reach new heights, head coach Steve Mc-Donald has continued to recognize and celebrate the student-athletes who dedicated themselves to the sport. As part of that celebration, McDonald is hosting the third an-nual Alumni Weekend on Jan. 7-8, which focuses on welcoming back former players and enjoying fellow-ship among themselves as well as with the current squad.

The first two editions of the Alumni Weekend have been a huge success in bringing back players who had not been on campus in years and re-connecting them with the school and the women’s basket-ball program. McDonald has tried to stress that the program’s current success is rooted in the solid foun-dation set by the players from the past. In addition, many fans have come out to the game to see for-mer stars lace it up once again on the hardwood.

Fairmont State Hosts Third annual alumni Weekend

“By creating the Alumni Week-end and having that alumni game which so many people enjoy, we’ve connected the present to the past,” McDonald says. “The success we’ve enjoyed recently can now be en-joyed by players who have helped set that foundation. It’s a great op-portunity for our current players to meet former players and build

relationships, which is why we coach and they should play.

“We were so pleased with the turnout from last two

years,” McDonald continued. “It was also a real treat for our fans as they came out to see so many popular names from the past.”

“It’s an outstanding event,” said Donna Hopkins, Fairmont State Class of 1983. “It was great to see my old teammates and see some of the younger players and the suc-cess that this program have had.”

“It was a lot of fun,” said Vicki Huffman, Class of 1984. “It was re-ally good to get to know some of the new players but also good to see some old friends.”

As part of the festivities, wom-en’s basketball alumni will receive a complete gift bag. Alumni will then divide into two teams and square off at 10 a.m. on Saturday, Jan. 8, prior to Fairmont State’s confer-ence doubleheader against Con-cord starting at 2 p.m. All women’s basketball alumni in attendance will be recognized at the FSU-Con-cord game.

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entering his 11th season, Steve McDonald has known nothing but success as head coach at fairmont State. He has led the falcons to 20 or more wins in six of the last eight years and directed fairmont State to its first-ever nCaa tournament in 2005, and then once again in 2008 and 2010. McDonald has also helped deliver two of the three wviaC tournament championships won by fairmont State capturing the crowns in 2008 and 2010.

in his 10 seasons on the sideline, McDonald has compiled a record of 203-93, a winning percentage of nearly 70 percent. the 203 wins are already the second-most in school history. Of the top-five winningest seasons in fairmont State women’s basketball history, McDonald has been at the helm for four of those seasons, including a program-best 28 wins in 2005.

His players have earned first team all-wviaC honors 10 times, second team honors seven times and all-freshman recognition six times. He also coached the only nCaa Division ii all-americans in the program’s history, 2005 wviaC Player of the year and fairmont State’s all-time leading scorer, Kristen Gattuso, and fairmont native ashley reed in 2006.

in addition to directing the success on the court, McDonald has also enhanced the program in different ways. He helped fundraise to renovate the women’s basketball locker room to make it first-class, complete with hand-crafted wooden lockers and a flat-panel television. He has also helped celebrate fairmont State’s tradition in women’s basketball with banners and plaques commemorating some of the great players and teams in school history that adorn the hallway as the players take the floor. in that same vein, he has connected with former players with the alumni Classic played in

established a new school record for blocks, was a wviaC honorable mention selection.

two seasons ago, McDonald led the falcons to a record of 18-11 and the second round of the wviaC tournament. vavrek was a first team all-wviaC selection and Gabby Gattuso earned second team recognition.

in the 2007-08 season, the falcons wrapped up the regular season with a record of 21-6 before starting the wviaC tournament. after a win over Davis & elkins at home in the tourney, fSU knocked off wv State in Charleston. the falcons then advanced to the tournament final with a 67-62 win over rival Glenville State before avenging a loss earlier in the season to wv wesleyan to win the program’s first championship since 1984. the win secured the second-ever nCaa tournament appearance, both of which came under McDonald. fSU finished the season with a mark of 25-7, and the 25 wins were the second-most in a single season at

January, inviting back all those who wore the Maroon and white to come and take to the court once again and be a part of a myriad of activities.

last season, the falcons finished the season in strong fashion winning six of its final eight games, which included an incredible run through the wviaC tournament. the falcons trailed by 18 points in the second half in their first round game against wv State, but stormed back to claim the victory. that propelled fSU to wins over Charleston and Shepherd before the falcons defeated rival west liberty, 85-78, in overtime in the finals. the win secured a third nCaa tournament trip -- all under McDonald -- for the women’s basketball program. fairmont State finished the season with a 22-10 record.

ashley vavrek closed her stellar career with wviaC tournament MvP honors, first team all-wviaC recognition and second team all-region accolades. rachel Murray, who

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fairmont State.McDonald was at the helm for one of the

best seasons in school history in 2004-05, leading the falcons to a 28-4 overall record and a conference mark of 17-1. the squad won the wviaC Championship for the first time since 1972 and advanced to the nCaa east region Playoffs for the first time in school history, losing in the semi-finals to anderson College.

Prior to taking the head coaching position for the women’s program, McDonald spent seven seasons as an assistant for the men’s team helping the team to five seasons of at least 20 wins and a national ranking in five of those seasons. in 1997-98, fairmont State made its deepest run in the national tournament since moving to Division ii by advancing to the “elite eight.”

“Coach Mac” began his coaching career in 1980 at Ganado High School in texas. He was named Coach of the year in 1981 when Ganado posted a 27-7 record. He received the same honor in 1984, guiding Strake Jesuit Prep to a 23-7 record and the state finals. His six-year high school record was 109-66.

in 1986-87, Coach McDonald served as a graduate assistant at Sam Houston State University in texas. the Bearcats finished 16-12 in their first year of Division i competition. He then returned home to his native west virginia as an assistant coach from 1987-89 at west virginia wesleyan College. the Bobcats were 40-17 during those two seasons. in 1989, McDonald was named the head coach at wesleyan, posting a 55-35 record over the next three seasons. He was named the wviaC Coach of the year in 1990-91, leading the Bobcats to a 23-9 record and a west virginia Conference championship. Before his appointment at fairmont State, he coached the Basket flyers of vienna, austria.

McDonald is a 1976 graduate of Hampshire High School in romney, w.va. He obtained his bachelor’s degree from west virginia University in 1980, graduating magna cum laude in secondary education. He earned his master’s degree from west virginia wesleyan College in 1989, and he is currently working towards his doctorate in curriculum and instruction at west virginia University.

McDonald is married to the former Melissa lazzari of Monongahela, Pa. they are the parents of daughter, Madison, and son, Mason.

year role record notes1993-94 assistant Coach (Men’s) 10-181994-95 assistant Coach (Men’s) 21-5 wviaC Champs / nCaa regionals1995-96 assistant Coach (Men’s) 24-5 wviaC Champs1996-97 assistant Coach (Men’s) 18-121997-98 assistant Coach (Men’s) 27-4 nCaa “elite eight”1998-99 assistant Coach (Men’s) 25-5 nCaa regionals1999-00 assistant Coach (Men’s) 25-4 nCaa regionals2000-01 Head Coach 15-132001-02 Head Coach 13-142002-03 Head Coach 21-82003-04 Head Coach 21-82004-05 Head Coach 28-4 Conference Champs / nCaa

tournament2005-06 Head Coach 21-8 2006-07 Head Coach 19-102007-08 Head Coach 25-7 Conference tournament Champs /

nCaa tournament2008-09 Head Coach 18-112009-10 Head Coach 22-11 Conference tournament Champs/

nCaa tournament

Career record as fairmont State women’s Basketball Head Coach: 203-93 (.686), 10 seasonsCareer record as a Collegiate Head Coach: 243-110 (.6829), 12 seasonsnCaa tournament appearances as fSU women’s Basketball Coach: 3wviaC Championships (regular & tournament): 3

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Jenna eckleberry, one of the most prolific passing point guards in fairmont State history, is in her fourth season as an assistant coach for the falcons. eckleberry provides assistance in all areas of the women’s basketball program from recruiting, scouting and personnel management on game days. eckleberry has been on the bench for a pair of wviaC tournament titles and nCaa tournament appearances.

last season, eckleberry helped the falcons to a 22-10 record and the team’s second wviaC tournament title in three years. She also helped in the development of freshman point guard Kaitlin Snyder who was a member of the wviaC all-freshman team as well as the wviaC all-tournament team.

two seasons ago, eckleberry helped coach fairmont State to an 18-11 record. in her first year, the falcons won 25 games as the falcons captured the wviaC tournament championship for the first time in 24 years.

eckleberry, a native of Chester, w.va., lettered three seasons at fairmont State after transferring from robert Morris. as a full-time starter in 2005-06, she was eighth in Division ii with 6.2 assists per game and her 180 assists were the fifth-most in school history. as a senior, she was an all-wviaC honorable mention and was seventh in the country in assists per game (6.66). She led the league in assist/turnover ratio (2.81). eckleberry also set the school single-game assist record, dishing out 17 against west Chester on nov. 18, 2006. Her 411 career assists are the sixth-best in school history. in the spring of 2007, she was awarded the Colebank award as the school’s top senior female athlete.

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2010-11 rostersnumerical

no. name Cl. Pos. ht. hometown/high school (last school)

1 Kaitlin Snyder So. G 5-7 Charleston, W.Va./Sissonville

2 Theresa Zapach Jr. C 6-1 Fairmont, W.Va./East Fairmont

3 Kelsi Wright Fr. G 5-6 Rivesville, W.Va./North Marion

10 Brittany Lee So. F 5-11 Scott Depot, W.Va./Winfield

11 Jess Parsons Fr. G 5-7 Monongah, W.Va./North Marion

13 Raphaela Jochimczyk Fr. F 6-0 Erlenbach, Germany

14 Jen Rasko Fr. G 5-9 Windber, Pa./Windber

20 Lauren Gilbert Sr. G 5-6 Bridgeport, W.Va./Bridgeport (Potomac State)

21 Alana George So. F 6-0 Bridgeville, Pa./South Fayette

22 Maria Femia Fr. G 5-0 Charleston, W.Va./Charleston Catholic

23 Tiffany Nicholson So. G 5-6 Mannington, W.Va./North Marion

33 Kaitlyn Antolock Fr. G 5-10 Fairmont, W.Va./North Marion

40 Jaclyn Murray Jr. C 6-3 Gloucester, Mass./ New Hampten (CC of Rhode Island)

44 Rachel Murray Sr. C 6-3 Gloucester, Mass./ New Hampten (CC of Rhode Island)

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no. name Cl. Pos. ht. hometown/high school (last school)

33 Kaitlyn Antolock Fr. G 5-10 Fairmont, W.Va./North Marion

22 Maria Femia Fr. G 5-0 Charleston, W.Va./Charleston Catholic

21 Alana George So. F 6-0 Bridgeville, Pa./South Fayette

20 Lauren Gilbert Sr. G 5-6 Bridgeport, W.Va./Bridgeport (Potomac State)

13 Raphaela Jochimczyk Fr. F 6-0 Erlenbach, Germany

10 Brittany Lee So. F 5-11 Scott Depot, W.Va./Winfield

40 Jaclyn Murray Jr. C 6-3 Gloucester, Mass./ New Hampten (CC of Rhode Island)

44 Rachel Murray Sr. C 6-3 Gloucester, Mass./ New Hampten (CC of Rhode Island)

23 Tiffany Nicholson So. G 5-6 Mannington, W.Va./North Marion

11 Jess Parsons Fr. G 5-7 Monongah, W.Va./North Marion

14 Jen Rasko Fr. G 5-9 Windber, Pa./Windber

1 Kaitlin Snyder So. G 5-7 Charleston, W.Va./Sissonville

3 Kelsi Wright Fr. G 5-6 Rivesville, W.Va./North Marion

2 Theresa Zapach Jr. C 6-1 Fairmont, W.Va./East Fairmont

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freshman5-10, Guardfairmont, w.va./north Marion

Before Fairmont State: won a pair of state titles at north Marion under coach Mike Parrish at north Marion ... also led the Huskies to three conference titles and three regional championships … top interior presence offensively and top rebounder for the Huskies… helped guide the nMHS to a 23-1 record as a senior … averaged 10 points and 7.5 rebounds per game during her final season … north Marion posted a 26-1 record en route to the state title as a junior … averaged 7.6 points and 5.4 rebounds during her junior campaign ... also a first team all-conference volleyball player.

Personal: Kaitlyn nicole antolock … daughter of Cari and Jo-Jo antolock … one of two children … served as officer for several clubs at north Marion … chose fSU in order to play close to home and in front of family and friends.

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MariaFeMia

redshirt freshman5-0, GuardCharleston, w.va./Charleston Catholic

as a Freshman (2009-10): redshirted the season.

High School: two-sport standout at Charleston Catholic … three-year letterwinner in hoops under coach ashley Shepler … two-time all-state selection … averaged 15 points as a junior and 14 as a senior … helped the irish to a state title in 2007 and a runner-up finish in 2009 … also an all-state softball player.

Personal: Maria femia … born nov. 25, 1990 … daughter of Susan and Sam femia … one of two children … undecided major.

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alanaGeorGe

Sophomore5-11, forwardBridgeville, Pa./South fayette

as a Freshman (2009-10): Played in seven games for the falcons … made debut at wheeling Jesuit (1/21/10) … played 16 minutes and scored four points against Ohio valley (2/11/10) … also grabbed three rebounds and blocked a shot … five points, three rebounds and a blocked shot in 16 minutes of work against Salem (2/13/10) … saw action in wviaC semifinals vs. Shepherd (3/5/10) and nCaa tournament at Gannon (3/12/10).

High School: four-year letterwinner for coach Matt Bacco at South fayette ... team leader in rebounds and blocked shots ... helped the lions to a 20-7 record as a senior ... averaged double figures in scoring and led the team in rebounds that season … scored 204 points and had 176 rebounds during her junior campaign … led the lions to 17 victories and a second-straight playoff appearance that season.

Personal: alana George … born aug. 11, 1990 … daughter of Darlene and alex George … one of two children … undecided major.

alana George’s career HighsMinutes ...........16 (twice)Points ..............5 vs. Salem int’l (2/13/10)rebounds .........3 (twice)

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laUren GilBert’S career StatiSticS year G/GS FG/a FG% 3FG/a 3FG% Ft/a Ft% PtS avG reB avG PF/d aSt to Blk Stl min2009-10 27/17 55/138 .399 14/48 .292 48/58 .828 172 6.4 62 2.3 49/2 32 45 2 30 541

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laurenGilBerT

Senior5-6, GuardBridgeport, w.va./Bridgeport (Potomac State)

as a Junior (2009-10): Played in 27 games for the falcons making 17 starts … slowed by midseason injury but came back to help spark the falcons at the end of the season … averaged 6.4 points and 2.3 rebounds per game … connected on a team-best 82 percent of her free throws … scored in double figures eight times … 11 points, three rebounds and three assists against Bluefield College (11/15/09) … seven points against Milligan College (11/16/09) … eight points, four rebounds and three steals vs. Ohio valley (12/1/09) … 11 points and five rebounds vs. Concord (12/8/09) … tallied seven points, four rebounds, three assists and three steals against lake erie (1/3/10) … 11 points and five boards in win over Bluefield State (1/9/10) … 10 points in just 17 minutes of action against wv wesleyan (1/16/10) … season-high 12 points in win over Seton Hill (1/18/10) … 11 points, including a pair of three-pointers, in lopsided win over wheeling Jesuit (1/21/10) … eight points off the bench in come-from-behind victory over west virginia State (3/1/10) in first round of the wviaC tournament … 11 big points, including 3-of-4 from three-point range, in victory over Charleston in wviaC quarters … also dished out a key assist down the stretch against the Golden eagles … chipped in 10 points to help fSU capture the wviaC tournament title over west liberty (3/6/10) … hit a three-pointer vs. Gannon in nCaa tournament.

at Potomac State (2006-07): Spent one season at Potomac State ... led the Catamounts to the best record in school history and a sixth-place finish nationally ... region XX all-tournament team, helping the squad advance to the national tournament.

High School: Standout career at Bridgeport High leading the indians to a pair of state tournament appearances ... left Bridgeport in 2006 as the school’s third all-time leading scorer ... four-time all-county and all-conference ... named county and conference player of the year ... also excelled in soccer and track.

Personal: lauren Deanna Gilbert … born feb. 23, 1988 … daughter of Barb tims-wright and Brad Gilbert … father is a teacher at fairmont State … majoring in exercise science.

lauren Gilbert’s career HighsPoints ..............12 vs. Seton Hill (1/18/10)rebounds .........5 (three times)assists .............3 (six times)Steals ...............3 (four times)

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raphaelaJoCHiMCyzk

freshman6-0, forwarderlenbach, Germany

Before Fairmont State: Played at Cape fear academy in wilmington, n.C. … lettered in volleyball, basketball and lacrosse … all-state selection after scoring 16.8 points after helping lead the Hurricanes to a Class 2a title … two-time all-conference player.

Personal: raphaela Jochimczyk ... daughter of Brigitte and Michael Jochimczyk … one of two children … born april 1.

Brittany lee’S career StatiSticS year G/GS FG/a FG% 3FG/a 3FG% Ft/a Ft% PtS avG reB avG PF/d aSt to Blk Stl min2008-09 22/0 17/46 .370 7/26 .269 11/17 .647 52 2.4 26 1.2 17/0 40 19 2 16 2752009-10 DnPtotal 22/0 17/46 .370 7/26 .269 11/17 .647 52 2.4 26 1.2 17/0 40 19 2 16 275

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Brittanylee

redshirt Sophomoref, 5-11Scott Depot, w.va./winfield

as a Sophomore (2009-10): redshirted the season.

as a Freshman (2008-09): Played in 22 games as a freshman … averaged 12 minutes per game … averaged three points and two rebounds per game … missed opening portion of season recovering from injury … five points, two assists and two steals in debut against Clarion (12/18/08) … one point and three boards against Shippensburg (12/20/08) … six points and two assists against wv wesleyan (1/17/09) … six points, four assists and three rebounds against Salem (2/2/09) … 10 points and seven assists in 28 minutes of work against Davis & elkins (2/7/09) … handed out four assists against Bluefield State (2/9/09) … seven points, six assists, three rebounds and three steals in victory over Salem (2/28/09).

Before Fairmont State: three-year letterman for coach Paul Sutherland … led the Generals to three consecutive state tournament appearances … two-time first team all-state … three-time first team all-conference performer … helped the Generals to the state championship as a sophomore … scored 1,111 points in her career … as a senior, averaged 18.7 ppg, 7.5 rebounds, three assists and four steals … also lettered three years in track … won back-to-back team state championships as a junior and senior.

Personal: Brittany Michelle lee … born august 4 … daughter of Dean and Sharon lee … youngest of three children … majoring in biology.

Brittany lee’s career HighsPoints ..............10 vs. Davis & elkins (2/7/09)rebounds .........3 (three times)assists .............7 vs. Davis & elkins (2/7/09)Steals ...............3 (twice)

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Jaclyn mUrray’S career StatiSticS year G/GS FG/a FG% 3FG/a 3FG% Ft/a Ft% PtS avG reB avG PF/d aSt to Blk Stl min2009-10 4/0 3/11 .273 0/0 .000 0/2 .000 6 1.5 16 4.0 7/0 3 7 5 3 44

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JaclynMurray

redshirt Junior6-3, CenterGloucester, Mass./new Hampten (CC of rhode island)

as a Junior (2009-10): Played in just four games before missing the rest of the season with an injury … earned a medical waiver and will have two years of eligibility remaining … averaged 11 minutes, 1.5 points and 4.0 rebounds … scored four points and tallied eight rebounds vs. Salem (11/24/09) … also blocked two shots against the tigers … blocked four shots, scored two points and grabbed five boards in just 12 minutes of work against Ohio valley (12/1/09).

at community college of rhode island (2007-09): Played two seasons at Community College of rhode island ... went 28-8 and won a district title and advanced to nJCaa elite eight ... averaged four points and six rebounds that season ... averaged five points and five rebounds last season helping the Knights to another 20-win season ... twin sister rachel also played at CC of rhode island.

High School: Helped lead the Huskies to three conference titles at new Hampten ... first team all-conference as a senior.

Personal: Jaclyn ann Murray … born Jan. 15, 1988 … daughter of Cathy and Dan Murray … one of three children … twin sister rachel also on the fairmont State roster … majoring in communications.

Jaclyn murray’s career HighsPoints ..............4 vs. Salem int’l (11/24/09)rebounds .........8 vs. Salem int’l (11/24/09)Blocks ..............4 vs. Ohio valley (12/1/09)

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rachelMurray

Senior6-3, CenterGloucester, Mass./new Hampten (CC of rhode island)

* all-wviaC Honorable Mention (2010)* wviaC all-tournament team (2010)

as a Junior (2009-10): immediate impact inside for the falcons in her first season … all-wviaC Honorable Mention selection … established single season school record for blocked shots with 100 … already ranks sixth at fSU for career blocks … had more blocks than 10 teams in the wviaC … ranked fourth nationally with 3.1 blocks per game … led the league and was 20th nationally in rebounds per game with 10.1 … her 322 rebound were the fourth-most in a season in school history … averaged 9.5 points per contest … seventh in the league in field goal percentage (.550) … registered 10 double-doubles … scored in double figures in 17 games and double-digit rebounds 14 times … had two games of 20 rebounds or more … double-double with 10 points and 10 rebounds in debut against Bluefield College (11/15/09) … seven points, four blocks and 14 rebounds against Milligan (11/16/09) … 13 points and nine rebounds in win over west liberty (12/5/09) … nine points, 12 boards and four blocks vs. Concord (12/8/09) … double-double with 10 points and 19 rebounds against Shippensburg (12/21/09) … 19 points, eight rebounds, five steals and three blocks in win over Bluefield State (1/9/10) … double-double with 10 points and 15 boards against Seton Hill (1/18/10) … scored 13 points and added 17 rebounds vs. Davis & elkins (1/23/10) … 13 rebounds at Shepherd (2/1/10) … 16 points, 15 rebounds and six blocked shots against wv State (2/4/10) … 13 points in win over Salem int’l (2/13/10) … scored 10 points and grabbed eight rebounds against wheeling Jesuit (2/15/10) … 15 points and 12 rebounds, including seven on the offensive glass, vs. west liberty (2/18/10) … netted 10 points vs. Shepherd (2/20/10) … pulled down 17 rebounds to go with 13 points and three blocked shots in win over Charleston (2/25/10) … six blocks, 14 points and eight rebounds at home against Seton Hill (2/27/10) … monster night on the boards with 20 rebounds in come-from-behind victory over wv State (3/1/10) in the first round of the wviaC tournament … also added 10 points and four blocked shots against the yellow Jackets … nine points, 11 rebounds and four blocked shots against Shepherd (3/5/10) … huge game in the wviaC tournament finals with 23 points and 21 rebounds vs. west liberty (3/6/10) … also added four blocked shots in the victory over the ‘toppers … was named to the wviaC all-tournament team after averaging 12.0 points, 15.3 rebounds and 3.8 blocked shots for the tournament … eight rebounds, seven points and three blocked shots in nCaa tournament game at Gannon (3/12/10).

at community college of rhode island (2007-09): Spent two seasons at Community College of rhode island ... team’s leading rebounder in her first season with the Knights ... also averaged over nine points per game as the team advanced to the nJCaa “elite eight” ... averaged nearly 10 points and seven rebounds in her final season with the Knights ... shot 50 percent from the field ... also averaged two blocks per game ... twin sister Jaclyn also played at CC of rhode island.

High School: Second team all-state selection ... nominated as a McDonald’s all-american … helped lead the Huskies to three conference titles … also lettered two years in track.

Personal: rachel Murray … born Jan. 15, 1988 … daughter of Cathy and Dan Murray … one of three children … twin sister Jaclyn also on the fairmont State roster … majoring in communications.

rachel murray’s career HighsPoints ..............23 vs. west liberty (3/6/10)rebounds .........21 vs. west liberty (3/6/10)Blocks ..............6 (twice)Steals ...............5 vs. Bluefield State (1/9/10)assists .............3 (twice)

racHel mUrray’S career StatiSticS year G/GS FG/a FG% 3FG/a 3FG% Ft/a Ft% PtS avG reB avG PF/d aSt to Blk Stl min2009-10 32/32 127/231 .550 0/1 .000 51/76 .671 305 9.5 322 10.1 78/2 35 54 100 35 962

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TiffanyniCHolSon

Sophomore5-6, GuardMannington, w.va./north Marion

as a Freshman (2009-10): Key reserve for the falcons … played in 31 games … averaged 8.8 minutes, 2.5 points and 1.2 rebounds per game … 12 points and four steals against Salem (11/24/09) … nine points and three rebounds against Ohio valley (12/1/09) … 11 points, five assists and four steals against wvU tech (1/2/10) … five points and two steals in win over Bluefield State (1/9/10) … three points, three assists and three steals in road win over wheeling Jesuit (1/21/10) … 11 points and four steals at Ohio valley (2/11/10) … scored six points at Salem int’l (2/13/10) … four points at Pitt Johnstown (2/23/10).

Before Fairmont State: four-year letterwinner for coach Mike Parrish at north Marion ... helped the Huskies to a 26-1 record and the 2009 state championship ... member of the state championship all-tournament team ... third team all-state team captain ... two-time first team all-nCaC selection ... scored 937 career points ... averaged 13.9 points and four assists per game.

Personal: tiffany nicole nicholson … born June 7, 1991 … daughter of Dantia and Kenneth nicholson … one of three children … plans on majoring in pre-pharmacy.

tiffany nicholson’s career HighsPoints ..............12 vs. Salem int’l (11/24/09)rebounds .........4 vs. Shepherd (2/1/10)Steals ...............4 (twice)assists .............5 vs. wvU tech (1/2/10)

tiFFany nicHolSon’S career StatiSticSyear G/GS FG/a FG% 3FG/a 3FG% Ft/a Ft% PtS avG reB avG PF/d aSt to Blk Stl min2009-10 31/0 26/65 .304 7/23 .304 20/32 .625 79 2.5 36 1.2 27/0 19 46 3 27 274

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JessparSonS

freshman5-7, GuardMonongah, w.va./north Marion

Before Fairmont State: Member of two state championship teams at north Marion under coach Mike Parrish at north Marion ... also a part of three conference titles and three regional championships … two-time first team all-nCaC and all-Mon valley team … played in 10 games before missing the rest of her senior season with an injury … was averaging 9.3 points and 5.8 assists per game before missing the rest of the year … north Marion posted a 26-1 record en route to the state title as a junior ... averaged nine points, five assists, five rebounds and three steals during that season … averaged 9.5 points, 7.4 rebounds and 5.2 assists during her sophomore season.

Personal: Jessica ann Parsons … daughter of valerie and Jon Parsons … one of two children … majoring in business.

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JenraSko

freshman5-9, Guardwindber, Pa./windber

Before Fairmont State: Scored over 1,000 points for coach rich Price at windber … three-time all-west Pac Conference team … averaged 19.8 points per game as a senior … also averaged 7.2 rebounds, 4.8 steals and 4.5 assists per game … helped the ramblers to a 17-6 record … connected on 45 percent from the field and 39 percent from three-point range … averaged 18.8 points per game as a junior and helped windber to a 15-8 record … also chipped in eight rebounds, six assists and four steals per contest … also lettered in softball and tennis.

Personal: Jennifer rose rasko … daughter of Billie and tom rasko … one of two children … birthday is Oct. 17 … plans to major in elementary education.tiffany nicholson

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kaitlinSnyDer

Sophomore5-7, GuardCharleston, w.va./Sissonville

* all-wviaC freshman team* all-wviaC tournament team

as a Freshman (2009-10): Starter in all 32 games in her first year as a falcons … member of the all-wviaC freshman team … averaged 11.4 points and 2.9 assists per game … fourth-most points by a freshman in school history (364) … second on the team in scoring … second in the wviaC among freshmen in scoring … 17 games in double digits … five points and five boards in debut against Bluefield College (11/15/09) … 10 points in 17 minutes in win over Salem int’l (11/24/09) … 13 points, two steals and two blocks in win over west liberty (12/5/09) … scored seven points, grabbed six rebounds and handed out four assists at Concord (12/8/09) … netted 18 points vs. lake erie (1/3/10) … 11 points and four rebounds vs. Glenville State (1/14/10) … handed out eight assists at wv wesleyan (1/16/10) … 17 points in road win over wheeling Jesuit (1/21/10) … scored 19 points, including 3-of-5 from three-point range, and added seven rebounds against Davis & elkins (1/23/10) … six assists and four rebounds vs. Pitt Johnstown (1/28/10) … scored 18 points and dished out five assists against wv State (2/4/10) … 18 points, five rebounds and four assists in victory over alderson-Broaddus (2/8/10) … chipped in 11 points vs. Ohio valley (2/11/10) … 13 points, five assists and four steals at home against wheeling Jesuit (2/15/10) … scored 20 points at west liberty (2/18/10) … netted 15 points vs. Shepherd (2/20/10) … eight points, five steals and four assists at Pitt Johnstown (2/23/10) … 19 points in victory over Charleston (2/25/10) … 11 points and five rebounds against Seton Hill (2/27/10) … scored 16 points and helped spark furious second-half rally vs. wv State (3/1/10) in first round of the wviaC tournament … 17 points and five assists in victory over Charleston (3/3/10) … came up with game-sealing steal on UC’s final possession … exploded for 29 points, five steals, five rebounds and three assists to key falcons to win over Shepherd (3/5/10) in wviaC tournament semis … battled foul trouble but scored nine points in wviaC tournament finals vs. west liberty (3/6/10) … named to the wviaC all-tournament team after averaging 17.8 points in the tournament … seven points and four assists at Gannon in nCaa tournament (3/12/10).

Before Fairmont State: three-time first team all-State selection for coach annette Olenchick at Sissonville ... also a three-time first team all-league honoree ... helped the indians to three sectional championships ... averaged 19.2 points and 6.5 assists as a senior ... led the indians a 25-2 record and to the state semifinals ... named to the state all-tournament team ... scored over

kaitlin Snyder’S career StatiSticSyear G/GS FG/a FG% 3FG/a 3FG% Ft/a Ft% PtS avG reB avG PF/d aSt to Blk Stl min2009-10 32/32 137/304 .451 42/120 .350 48/59 .814 364 11.4 94 2.9 76/2 92 87 9 58 969

1,000 career points ... also an all-state soccer player at Sissonville and was Kanawha valley Player of the year in that sport.

Personal: Kaitlin Brea Snyder … born Sept. 12, 1990 … daughter of tammie and terry Snyder … one of two children … pre-nursing.

kaitlin Snyder’s career HighsPoints ..............29 vs. Shepherd (3/5/10)rebounds .........7 vs. Davis & elkins (1/23/10)assists .............8 vs. wv wesleyan (1/16/10)Steals ...............5 (twice)

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kelsiWriGHT

freshman5-6, Guardrivesville, w.va./north Marion

Before Fairmont State: won a pair of state titles at north Marion under coach Mike Parrish at north Marion ... also led the Huskies to three conference titles and three regional championships … scored 1,000 career points … helped guide the Huskies to a 23-1 record as a senior … first team all-nCaC pick while averaging 13 points per game, nearly five assists and four steals as a senior … averaged 9.7 points and 3.2 assists during her junior season … north Marion posted a 26-1 record en route to the state title as a junior … was named first team all-nCaC and all-Mon valley … averaged 11 points and 3.6 steals per game as a sophomore.

Personal: Kelsi lynn wright … one of two children … involved in Spirit and Key Clubs in high school … plans to major in nursing.

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TheresazapaCH

Junior6-1, Centerfairmont, w.va./east fairmont

at Fairmont State (2007-10): volleyball letterwinner at fairmont State under coach larry Hill … one of the team’s top blockers over the past two seasons … helped lead the falcons to the top of the wviaC standings as a senior.

High School: local standout who excelled on the hardwood … all-state honorable mention after leading east fairmont to its second state tournament appearance in school history in 2007… averaged 6.1 points and 5.8 boards … wendy’s High School Heisman nominee … played volleyball coach Stacy linger at east fairmont … two-time all-nCaC … all-state honorable mention as a senior … registered 237 kills and 69 blocks that season … also tallied 70 aces and 120 digs … helped the Bees to a pair of appearances in the state tournament.

Personal: theresa ann Zapach … born aug. 8, 1989 … daughter of Patricia and thomas Zapach … one of three children … lists winning a game at the basketball state tournament as her biggest athletic thrill … majoring in occupational therapy.

by stateWest Virginia (9): Kaitlyn antolock (fairmont), Maria femia (Charleston), lauren Gilbert (Bridgeport), Brittany lee (Scott Depot), tiffany nicholson (Mannington), Jessica Parsons (Monongah), Kaitlin Snider (Sissonville), Kelsi wright (rivesville), theresa Zapach (fairmont)

Massachusetts (2): Jaclyn Murray (Gloucester), rachel Murray (Gloucester)

Pennsylvania (2): alana George (Bridgeville), Jen rasko (windber)

Germany (1): raphaela Jochimczyk (erlenbach)

by PositionGuard (8): Kaitlyn antolock Maria femia, lauren Gilbert, tiffany nicholson, Jessica Parsons, Jen rasko, Kaitlin Snyder, Kelsi wright

Forward (3): alana George, raphaela Jochimczyk, Brittany lee

Center (3): Jaclyn Murray, rachel Murray, theresa Zapach

Squad Breakdown

by heiGht5-6: Maria femia, tiffany nicholson, Kelsi wright5-7: lauren Gilbert, Jessica Parsons, Kaitlin Snyder 5-9: Jen rasko5-10: Kaitlyn antolock5-11: Brittany lee6-0: alana George, raphaela Jochimczyk6-1: theresa Zapach6-3: Jaclyn Murray, rachel Murray

PronunCiation Guidealana (George): uh-lane-uhfemia: fee-me-uhraphaela: raff-i-el-uhJochimczyk: yokum-CHeCK 2009-10

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Team Cumulatives

3-Point reBoUndSno. name GP-GS FGm-FGa FG% FGm-FGa FG% Ftm-Fta Ft% oFF deF tot/avG PF-dQ aSt to Blk Stl PtS/avG14 ashley vavrek 32-32 206-469 .439 87-236 .369 200-246 .813 23 76 99/3.1 57-0 75 93 6 70 699/21.801 Kaitlin Snyder 32-32 137-304 .451 42-120 .350 48-59 .814 17 77 94/2.9 76-2 92 87 9 58 364/11.444 rachel Murray 32-32 127-231 .550 0-1 .000 51-76 .671 112 210 322/10.1 78-2 35 54 100 35 305/9.503 lauren Streicher 32-32 95-273 .348 58-187 .310 28-36 .778 10 54 64/2.0 55-0 42 70 0 22 276/8.613 Mo Gattuso 32-14 86-200 .430 0-2 .000 27-64 .422 55 106 161/5.0 99-4 43 63 8 66 199/6.220 lauren Gilbert 27-17 55-138 .399 14-48 .292 48-58 .828 23 39 62/2.3 49-2 32 45 2 30 172/6.402 Samantha Guell 32-1 52-120 .433 14-60 .233 19-25 .760 26 72 98/3.1 43-0 48 43 13 33 137/4.323 tiffany nicholson 31-0 26-65 .400 7-23 .304 20-32 .625 14 22 36/1.2 27-0 19 46 3 27 79/2.533 Danielle floyd 21-0 26-59 .441 14-38 .368 2-2 1.000 5 8 13/0.6 8-0 15 17 0 13 68/3.232 Melissa Henry 24-0 5-20 .250 3-15 .200 2-2 1.000 4 10 14/0.6 2-0 7 5 0 8 15/0.611 anna-Maria Boshkova 9-0 5-8 .625 0-1 .000 2-2 1.000 1 9 10/1.1 7-0 1 5 0 1 12/1.321 alana George 7-0 1-3 .333 0-0 .000 7-12 .583 3 3 6/0.9 7-0 0 2 1 1 9/1.340 Jaclyn Murray 4-0 3-11 .273 0-0 .000 0-2 .000 5 11 16/4.0 7-0 3 7 5 3 6/1.5 team................ 50 71 121/3.8 14 total.......... 32 824-1901 .433 239-731 .327 454-616 .737 348 768 1116/34.9 515/10 412 551 147 367 2341/73.2 Opponents...... 32 729-1859 .392 157-497 .316 413-588 .702 448 806 1254/39.2 531/- 369 677 81 269 2028/63.4

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Game By Game results and leaders

date oPPonent W/l Score HiGH PointS HiGH reBoUndS11/15/09 +vs Bluefield College w 60-51 (21)ashley vavrek (10)rachel Murray 11/16/09 +vs Milligan College l 56-74 (18)ashley vavrek (14)rachel Murray11/24/09 *SaleM int’l w 83-34 (14)lauren Streicher (8)Jaclyn Murray, rachel Murray12/1/09 *OHiO valley w 78-47 (17)lauren Streicher (7)ashley vavrek, rachel Murray12/5/09 *weSt liBerty w 73-66 (19)ashley vavrek (9)Samantha Guell, rachel Murray12/8/09 *at Concord l 72-76 (24)ashley vavrek (12)rachel Murray12/21/09 SHiPPenSBUrG w 77-69 (34)ashley vavrek (19)rachel Murray1/2/10 ~ wvU teCH w 77-41 (14)lauren Streicher (6)rachel Murray1/3/10 ~ laKe erie l 64-67 (23)ashley vavrek (6)Mo Gattuso 1/9/10 *at BSC-w w 98-37 (20)ashley vavrek (8)rachel Murray1/14/10 *Glenville State w 78-76 (26)ashley vavrek (8)rachel Murray1/16/10 *at west virginia wesleyan l 64-65 (12)rachel Murray, vavrek (5)Mo Gattuso 1/18/10 *at Seton Hill w 60-54 (19)ashley vavrek (15)rachel Murray1/21/10 *at wheeling Jesuit w 75-53 (18)ashley vavrek (5)rachel Murray1/23/10 *DaviS & elKinS wOt 75-69 (19)Kaitlin Snyder (17)rachel Murray1/28/10 *Pitt JOHnStOwn w 70-58 (23)lauren Streicher (11)rachel Murray2/1/10 *at Shepherd l 68-74 (31)ashley vavrek (13)rachel Murray2/4/10 *wv State l 76-84 (28)ashley vavrek (15)rachel Murray2/8/10 *at alderson-Broaddus w 77-48 (18)Kaitlin Snyder (6)Mo Gattuso, Samantha Guell2/11/10 *at Ohio valley w 81-42 (17)lauren Streicher (8)rachel Murray2/13/10 *at Salem int’l w 69-39 (13)rachel Murray (6)Samantha Guell2/15/10 *wHeelinG JeSUit l 77-83 (38)ashley vavrek (8)rachel Murray2/18/10 *at west liberty l 78-93 (20)vavrek, Snyder (12)rachel Murray2/20/10 *SHePHerD w 73-59 (30)ashley vavrek (7)rachel Murray2/23/10 *at Pitt Johnstown w 75-64 (41)ashley vavrek (9)Mo Gattuso 2/25/10 *CHarleStOn w 86-76 (23)lauren Streicher (17)rachel Murray2/27/10 *SetOn Hill l 60-68 (19)ashley vavrek (8)rachel Murray3/1/10 #wv State w 62-57 (22)ashley vavrek (20)rachel Murray3/3/10 ^vs Charleston w 64-62 (19)ashley vavrek (9)rachel Murray3/5/10 ^vs Shepherd w 85-72 (29)Kaitlin Snyder (11)rachel Murray3/6/10 ^vs west liberty wOt 85-78 (31)ashley vavrek (21)rachel Murray3/12/10 $at Gannon l 65-92 (39)ashley vavrek (8)rachel Murray

* = Conference game+ = Concord Classic (athens, w.va.)~ = fSU alumni Classic (fairmont, w.va.)

# = wviaC tournament (fairmont, w.va.)^ = wviaC tournament (Charleston, w.va.)$ = nCaa tournament (erie, Pa.)^ - Concord Classic (athens, w.va.)

Game-by-Game points-rebounds-assists all games

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Fairmont State

POintS 98 at BSC-w (1/9/10) 86 CHarleStOn (2/25/10) 85 vs west liberty (3/6/10) 85 vs Shepherd (3/5/10) 83 SaleM int’l (11/24/09)fielD GOalS MaDe 35 at BSC-w (1/9/10) 33 at alderson-Broaddus (2/8/10) 33 SaleM int’l (11/24/09)fielD GOal atteMPtS 76 OHiO valley (12/1/09) 74 wvU teCH (1/2/10)fielD GOal PerCentaGe .604 (32-53) at wheeling Jesuit (1/21/10) .583 (28-48) at Pitt Johnstown (2/23/10)3 Pt fielD GOalS MaDe 15 at BSC-w (1/9/10) 12 at Gannon University (3/12/10)3 Pt fG atteMPtS 37 at BSC-w (1/9/10) 33 vs Milligan College (11/16/09)3 Pt fG PerCentaGe .500 (10-20) vs Charleston (3/3/10) .500 (8-16) at wheeling Jesuit (1/21/10)free tHrOwS MaDe 31 vs Shepherd (3/5/10) 26 SHiPPenSBUrG (12/21/09)free tHrOw atteMPtS 38 weSt liBerty (12/5/09) 37 vs Shepherd (3/5/10)free tHrOw PerCentaGe 1.000 (12-12) wvU teCH (1/2/10) 1.000 (8-8) at alderson-Broaddus (2/8/10)reBOUnDS 53 vs west liberty (3/6/10) 47 DaviS & elKinS (1/23/10)aSSiStS 22 at Salem int’l (2/13/10) 20 at BSC-w (1/9/10) 20 SaleM int’l (11/24/09)StealS 28 SaleM int’l (11/24/09) 25 OHiO valley (12/1/09)BlOCKeD SHOtS 8 vs west liberty (3/6/10) 8 wv State (2/4/10)tUrnOverS 25 at Seton Hill (1/18/10) 24 at Pitt Johnstown (2/23/10) 24 Glenville State (1/14/10) 24 SaleM int’l (11/24/09)fOUlS 22 SHiPPenSBUrG (12/21/09) 22 at Concord (12/8/09) 22 SaleM int’l (11/24/09)

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POintS 93 at west liberty (2/18/10) 92 at Gannon University (3/12/10) 84 wv State (2/4/10) 83 wHeelinG JeSUit (2/15/10) 78 vs west liberty (3/6/10)fielD GOalS MaDe 33 at Gannon University (3/12/10) 32 at west liberty (2/18/10)fielD GOal atteMPtS 75 vs west liberty (3/6/10) 74 vs Shepherd (3/5/10) 74 wv State (2/4/10)fielD GOal PerCentaGe .556 (25-45) at w. va. wesleyan (1/16/10) .524 (33-63) at Gannon University (3/12/10)3 Pt fielD GOalS MaDe 13 at west liberty (2/18/10) 10 at Gannon University (3/12/10) 10 vs west liberty (3/6/10)3 Pt fG atteMPtS 32 vs west liberty (3/6/10) 27 Glenville State (1/14/10)3 Pt fG PerCentaGe .714 (5-7) laKe erie (1/3/10) .556 (10-18) at Gannon University (3/12/10)free tHrOwS MaDe 29 at Concord (12/8/09) 22 SHiPPenSBUrG (12/21/09) 22 vs Milligan College (11/16/09)free tHrOw atteMPtS 36 at Concord (12/8/09) 31 SHiPPenSBUrG (12/21/09) 31 weSt liBerty (12/5/09) 31 vs Milligan College (11/16/09)free tHrOw PerCentaGe .875 (21-24) wHeelinG JeSUit (2/15/10) .867 (13-15) SHePHerD (2/20/10)reBOUnDS 52 Glenville State (1/14/10) 49 at Gannon University (3/12/10) 49 wv State (2/4/10)aSSiStS 26 at Gannon University (3/12/10) 20 at west liberty (2/18/10)StealS 17 at wheeling Jesuit (1/21/10) 16 at Pitt Johnstown (2/23/10)BlOCKeD SHOtS 7 vs Charleston (3/3/10) 6 vs west liberty (3/6/10) 6 SHePHerD (2/20/10)tUrnOverS 44 SaleM int’l (11/24/09) 36 OHiO valley (12/1/09)fOUlS 26 weSt liBerty (12/5/09) 23 vs west liberty (3/6/10)

Team Game lowsFairmont State

POintS 56 vs Milligan College (11/16/09) 60 vs Bluefield College (11/15/09) 60 at Seton Hill (1/18/10) 60 SetOn Hill (2/27/10) 62 wv State (3/1/10)fielD GOalS MaDe 19 vs Bluefield College (11/15/09) 19 wv State (3/1/10)fielD GOal atteMPtS 47 laKe erie (1/3/10) 47 vs Shepherd (3/5/10)fielD GOal PerCentaGe .304 (21-69) vs Milligan College (11/16/09) .322 (19-59) wv State (3/1/10)3 Pt fielD GOalS MaDe 1 at Pitt Johnstown (2/23/10) 3 weSt liBerty (12/5/09) 3 at alderson-Broaddus (2/8/10) 3 at west liberty (2/18/10)3 Pt fG atteMPtS 6 at Pitt Johnstown (2/23/10) 12 vs west liberty (3/6/10)3 Pt fG PerCentaGe .136 (3-22) weSt liBerty (12/5/09) .167 (1-6) at Pitt Johnstown (2/23/10) .167 (3-18) at alderson-Broaddus (2/8/10)free tHrOwS MaDe 3 at wheeling Jesuit (1/21/10) 5 vs Milligan College (11/16/09)free tHrOw atteMPtS 6 at wheeling Jesuit (1/21/10) 8 at alderson-Broaddus (2/8/10)free tHrOw PerCentaGe .500 (3-6) at wheeling Jesuit (1/21/10) .500 (5-10) vs Milligan College (11/16/09)reBOUnDS 17 at w. va. wesleyan (1/16/10) 23 at Gannon University (3/12/10)aSSiStS 6 weSt liBerty (12/5/09) 7 at west liberty (2/18/10)StealS 4 SetOn Hill (2/27/10) 5 vs Bluefield College (11/15/09) 5 at Concord (12/8/09) 5 at Seton Hill (1/18/10) 5 CHarleStOn (2/25/10) 5 vs Charleston (3/3/10) 5 at Gannon University (3/12/10)BlOCKeD SHOtS 2 at w. va. wesleyan (1/16/10) 2 at Ohio valley (2/11/10) 2 at west liberty (2/18/10)tUrnOverS 10 at Salem int’l (2/13/10) 11 at BSC-w (1/9/10)fOUlS 9 CHarleStOn (2/25/10) 10 at Ohio valley (2/11/10) 10 vs Shepherd (3/5/10)

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POintS 34 SaleM int’l (11/24/09) 37 at BSC-w (1/9/10) 39 at Salem int’l (2/13/10) 41 wvU teCH (1/2/10) 42 at Ohio valley (2/11/10)fielD GOalS MaDe 10 SaleM int’l (11/24/09) 13 at BSC-w (1/9/10)fielD GOal atteMPtS 40 at BSC-w (1/9/10) 45 at w. va. wesleyan (1/16/10)fielD GOal PerCentaGe .208 (10-48) SaleM int’l (11/24/09) .275 (19-69) vs Bluefield College (11/15/09)3 Pt fielD GOalS MaDe 0 wvU teCH (1/2/10) 0 at BSC-w (1/9/10)3 Pt fG atteMPtS 5 at w. va. wesleyan (1/16/10) 7 wvU teCH (1/2/10) 7 laKe erie (1/3/10) 7 at BSC-w (1/9/10)3 Pt fG PerCentaGe .000 (0-7) wvU teCH (1/2/10) .000 (0-7) at BSC-w (1/9/10)free tHrOwS MaDe 4 vs Charleston (3/3/10) 5 DaviS & elKinS (1/23/10)free tHrOw atteMPtS 7 vs Charleston (3/3/10) 9 wvU teCH (1/2/10) 9 at Ohio valley (2/11/10) 9 CHarleStOn (2/25/10)free tHrOw PerCentaGe .357 (5-14) DaviS & elKinS (1/23/10) .462 (6-13) at Salem int’l (2/13/10)reBOUnDS 27 CHarleStOn (2/25/10) 31 at BSC-w (1/9/10) 31 wHeelinG JeSUit (2/15/10)aSSiStS 1 SaleM int’l (11/24/09) 3 at BSC-w (1/9/10)StealS 3 SHiPPenSBUrG (12/21/09) 3 at west liberty (2/18/10)BlOCKeD SHOtS 0 at BSC-w (1/9/10) 0 at Shepherd (2/1/10) 0 SetOn Hill (2/27/10)tUrnOverS 12 at Concord (12/8/09) 12 at west liberty (2/18/10) 12 CHarleStOn (2/25/10) 12 vs west liberty (3/6/10)fOUlS 6 at alderson-Broaddus (2/8/10) 10 at Salem int’l (2/13/10)

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Game #1 – 11/15/09Bluefield college vs Fairmont State

at athens, W.va.FairMont state 60, blueField ColleGe 51

BlUeField colleGe (0-1)Kia Gilliard 4-12 0-2 9; Megan randall 3-6 1-1 8; Brittney whaley 3-10 1-2 7; Kiara Honore 2-6 1-2 7; Katrina Morris 2-4 1-3 5; Hannah lawrence 2-2 0-0 4; De’Onna Darling 1-3 2-2 4; Heather ferrell 0-7 2-2 2; takieya rouse 1-7 0-0 2; antonia Cataldi 1-3 0-0 2; Celinda arrington 0-3 1-2 1; Kiara williams 0-2 0-0 0; takashi franklin 0-0 0-0 0; De’arra Darling 0-0 0-0 0; Kendra nutter 0-1 0-0 0; Holly Hudson 0-3 0-0 0. totals 19-69 9-16 51.Fairmont State (1-0)ashley vavrek 5-10 7-9 21; lauren Gilbert 3-9 4-5 11; rachel Murray 5-9 0-0 10; lauren Streicher 3-10 0-1 9; Kaitlin Snyder 1-7 3-4 5; Samantha Guell 1-2 0-0 2; Danielle floyd 1-1 0-0 2; tiffany nicholson 0-1 0-0 0; anna-Maria Boshkova 0-0 0-0 0; Jaclyn Murray 0-0 0-0 0; Mo Gattuso 0-4 0-0 0. totals 19-53 14-19 60.Bluefield College 14 37 51fairmont State 21 39 603-point goals--Bluefield College 4-16 (Kiara Honore 2-3; Megan randall 1-2; Kia Gilliard 1-2; Heather ferrell 0-3; Kendra nutter 0-1; Holly Hudson 0-3;Brittney whaley 0-1; Kiara williams 0-1), fairmont State 8-23 (ashley vavrek 4-7; lauren Streicher 3-7; lauren Gilbert 1-5; Samantha Guell 0-1; tiffany nicholson 0-1; Kaitlin Snyder 0-2).rebounds--Bluefield College 42 (takieya rouse 7; Kia Gilliard 7), fairmont State 39 (rachel Murray 10). assists--Bluefield College 6 (Kiara Honore 1; Brittney whaley 1; Kia Gilliard 1; Holly Hudson 1; De’Onna Darling 1; Kiara williams 1), fairmont State 15 (lauren Gilbert 3; ashley vavrek 3; Kaitlin Snyder 3; Samantha Guell 3). att-125

Game #2 – 11/16/09milligan college vs Fairmont State

at athens, W.va. MilliGan ColleGe 74, FairMont state 56

milliGan colleGe (1-1)Heather Mandela 9-21 9-11 27; Brittany Kilgore 2-5 5-6 10; alisha Mainer 3-4 2-5 8; Dorian freeman 2-4 3-4 8; Jaimee Hill 2-5 2-3 6; Brit white 2-4 0-06; Samantha Blevins 2-4 0-0 4; Megan Casteel 1-1 0-0 2; ashlee Price 1-1 0-0 2; ali Gardner 0-0 1-2 1; Sarah Muniz 0-0 0-0 0; victoria Dailey 0-4 0-0 0. totals 24-53 22-31 74.Fairmont State (1-1)ashley vavrek 5-15 3-4 18; Kaitlin Snyder 4-11 0-0 9; lauren Streicher 3-13 0-1 8; lauren Gilbert 3-9 0-0 7; rachel Murray 3-6 1-3 7; Samantha Guell 3-9 0-0 6; Mo Gattuso 0-3 1-2 1; Danielle floyd 0-2 0-0 0; Jaclyn Murray 0-1 0-0 0; Melissa Henry 0-0 0-0 0; tiffany nicholson 0-0 0-0 0. totals 21-69 5-10 56.Milligan College 18 56 74fairmont State 33 23 563-point goals--Milligan College 4-12 (Brit white 2-3; Brittany Kilgore 1-4; Dorian freeman 1-1; Samantha Blevins 0-1; victoria Dailey 0-2; Heather Mandela 0-1), fairmont State 9-33 (ashley vavrek 5-12; lauren Streicher 2-8; lauren Gilbert 1-3; Kaitlin Snyder 1-3; Danielle floyd 0-2; Mo Gattuso 0-1; Samantha Guell 0-4). rebounds--Milligan College 43 (Heather Mandela 12), fairmont State 33 (rachel Murray 14). assists--Milligan College 11 (alisha Mainer 3), fairmont State 13 (rachel Murray 3).att-75

Game-by-GameGame #3 – 11/24/09

Salem int’l vs Fairmont Stateat Fairmont, W.va. -- Joe retton arena Fairmont State 83, Salem int’l 34

Salem int’l (0-2, 0-1)flora amayo 2-12 4-8 9; Briana terry 3-6 3-7 9; emily Bowles 2-5 2-2 6; rachel Morris 1-7 2-3 4; rachel Mynes 1-4 0-0 3; Casey Mitchell 1-8 0-0 2; lauren amonett 0-1 1-2 1; Krystal Jenkins 0-1 0-0 0; Brieanna taylor 0-4 0-0 0. totals 10-48 12-22 34.Fairmont State (2-1, 1-0)lauren Streicher 5-10 0-0 14; ashley vavrek 4-8 2-2 13; tiffany nicholson 4-5 2-4 12; Kaitlin Snyder 5-9 0-0 10; Mo Gattuso 4-7 0-1 8; lauren Gilbert 2-4 2-2 6; Danielle floyd 2-8 0-0 5; rachel Murray 2-4 1-2 5; Samantha Guell 2-2 0-0 4; Jaclyn Murray 2-5 0-2 4; anna-Maria Boshkova 1-2 0-0 2; Melissa Henry 0-2 0-0 0. totals 33-66 7-13 83.Salem int’l 14 20 34fairmont State 47 36 833-point goals--Salem int’l 2-13 (flora amayo 1-2; rachel Mynes 1-4; rachel Morris 0-2; Casey Mitchell 0-3; Krystal Jenkins 0-1; Brieanna taylor 0-1), fairmont State 10-28 (lauren Streicher 4-7; ashley vavrek 3-7; tiffany nicholson 2-3; Danielle floyd 1-4; anna-Maria Boshkova 0-1; Melissa Henry 0-2; lauren Gilbert 0-1; Kaitlin Snyder 0-3).rebounds--Salem int’l 45 (emily Bowles 11), fairmont State 36 (rachel Murray 8; Jaclyn Murray 8). assists--Salem int’l 1 (rachel Morris 1), fairmont State 20 (Danielle floyd 4). att-215

Game #4 – 12/1/09ohio valley vs Fairmont State

at Fairmont, W.va. -- Joe retton arena FairMont state 78, ohio Valley 47

oHio valley (1-2, 0-2)Kendra Benedict 5-7 1-2 11; victoria Ball 3-7 4-7 10; Hillary Spears 3-6 1-2 9; Denae Beavers 2-10 1-2 7; rayshell Pittman 0-2 4-4 4; Danielle Sams 1-62-2 4; Jessica Montesano 1-5 0-0 2; natalie Kline 0-4 0-0 0; Katie whitaker 0-2 0-0 0; Megan Owings 0-0 0-0 0. totals 15-49 13-19 47.Fairmont State (3-1, 2-0)lauren Streicher 6-13 2-3 17; ashley vavrek 4-14 5-7 13; Samantha Guell 4-4 1-1 11; tiffany nicholson 2-5 4-6 9; lauren Gilbert 3-6 1-1 8; Kaitlin Snyder 3-11 0-0 7; Danielle floyd 3-5 0-0 7; anna-Maria Boshkova 1-1 2-2 4; Jaclyn Murray 1-5 0-0 2; rachel Murray 0-7 0-0 0; Melissa Henry 0-0 0-0 0; Mo Gattuso 0-5 0-2 0. totals 27-76 15-22 78.Ohio valley 15 32 47fairmont State 46 32 783-point goals--Ohio valley 4-17 (Denae Beavers 2-8; Hillary Spears 2-2; rayshell Pittman 0-1; Danielle Sams 0-4; Jessica Montesano 0-1; Katie whitaker 0-1), fairmont State 9-25 (lauren Streicher 3-9; Samantha Guell 2-2; tiffany nicholson 1-2; lauren Gilbert 1-2; Kaitlin Snyder 1-4; Danielle floyd 1-2; ashley vavrek 0-4). rebounds--Ohio valley 46 (Hillary Spears 11), fairmont State 44 (ashley vavrek 7; rachel Murray 7). assists--Ohio valley 7 (Kendra Benedict 2), fairmont State 10 (lauren Gilbert 3; ashley vavrek 3). att-195

Game #5 – 12/5/09West liberty vs Fairmont State

at Fairmont, W.va. -- Joe retton arena FairMont state 73, West liberty 66

WeSt liBerty (2-4, 0-3)tori Hansen 6-15 5-9 17; Meghan wiseman 2-8 12-14 16; laura Malernee 5-9 0-0 15; Jenni robbins 2-4 2-2 8; Jenn Cessna 1-3 1-2 4; erica Hershberger 1-1 0-0 3; andi winney 1-3 1-2 3; Mattison Chilton 0-0 0-0 0; Kayla ayers 0-4 0-2 0. totals 18-47 21-31 66.Fairmont State (4-1, 3-0)ashley vavrek 6-17 7-11 19; Kaitlin Snyder 3-7 5-6 13; rachel Murray 5-10 3-5 13; Samantha Guell 3-8 5-8 11; lauren Streicher 4-13 0-0 9; lauren Gilbert 1-4 3-4 5; Mo Gattuso 1-6 0-0 2; tiffany nicholson 0-0 1-4 1; Danielle floyd 0-0 0-0 0. totals 23-65 24-38 73.west liberty 34 32 66fairmont State 33 40 733-point goals--west liberty 9-19 (laura Malernee 5-9; Jenni robbins 2-3; Jenn Cessna 1-1; erica Hershberger 1-1; Kayla ayers 0-1; andi winney 0-1; Meghan wiseman 0-1; tori Hansen 0-2), fairmont State 3-22 (Kaitlin Snyder 2-4; lauren Streicher 1-8; Samantha Guell 0-3; lauren Gilbert 0-2; ashley vavrek 0-5). rebounds--west liberty 42 (tori Hansen 6; Kayla ayers 6; Meghan wiseman 6), fairmont State 42 (rachel Murray 9; Samantha Guell 9). assists--west liberty 8 (Jenni robbins 4), fairmont State 6 (ashley vavrek 2). att-415

Game #6 – 12/8/09Fairmont State vs concord

at athens, W.va. ConCord 76, FairMont state 72

Fairmont State (4-2)ashley vavrek 7-14 5-9 24; lauren Gilbert 3-9 5-5 11; Mo Gattuso 4-8 1-2 9; rachel Murray 4-7 1-2 9; Samantha Guell 3-5 0-0 8; Kaitlin Snyder 3-12 0-0 7; lauren Streicher 1-7 0-0 3; tiffany nicholson 0-1 1-2 1; Danielle floyd 0-0 0-0 0. totals 25-63 13-20 72.concord (6-0)Sydney lindsey 5-10 7-10 20; Jolysa Brown 3-13 11-12 17; Camisha alexander 5-7 3-3 14; Sierra Brown 3-9 3-4 9; Sarah Blevins 2-3 4-4 8; Meghan Cole 2-5 0-0 5; emily Blevins 1-2 0-1 2; Holly Bibb 0-0 1-2 1; Kristin Kidd 0-2 0-0 0; anna truckley 0-0 0-0 0. totals 21-51 29-36 76.fairmont State 42 30 72Concord 30 46 763-point goals--fairmont State 9-32 (ashley vavrek 5-10; Samantha Guell 2-3; lauren Streicher 1-6; Kaitlin Snyder 1-8; tiffany nicholson 0-1; lauren Gilbert 0-4), Concord 5-11 (Sydney lindsey 3-5; Camisha alexander 1-2; Meghan Cole 1-3; emily Blevins 0-1). rebounds--fairmont State 38 (rachel Murray 12), Concord 35 (Jolysa Brown 11). assists--fairmont State 14 (Kaitlin Snyder 4), Concord 13 (Meghan Cole 3; Camisha alexander 3).att-600

Game #7Shippensburg vs Fairmont State

at Fairmont, W.va. -- Joe retton arena FairMont state 77, shiPPensburG 69

SHiPPenSBUrG (5-5)GarDner, Kasey 10-19 2-4 24; BeCKley, lauren 5-15 6-7 16; COnrOy, Kerry 2-7 5-8 9; CaPriCCiO, Kaitlin 2-5 3-4 7; taylOr, Morgan 0-5 6-8 6; BeSSiCK, Phylicia 1-1 0-0 3; MOrrOw, Jenn 1-2 0-0 2; waSSer, Shelley 1-1 0-0 2; BaMBerGer, Caitlin 0-0 0-0 0; waSSer, Sheila 0-0 0-0 0; SCOtt, isabel 0-0 0-0 0. totals 22-55 22-31 69.Fairmont State (5-2)ashley vavrek 8-15 17-20 34; lauren Streicher 4-11 5-6 16; rachel Murray 4-12 2-3 10; Mo Gattuso 3-6 2-4 8; lauren Gilbert 2-9 0-0 4; Kaitlin Snyder 1-3 0-0 3; Samantha Guell 1-4 0-0 2; Melissa Henry 0-1 0-0 0; tiffany nicholson 0-1 0-0 0. totals 23-62 26-33 77.Shippensburg 33 36 69fairmont State 29 48 773-point goals--Shippensburg 3-14 (GarDner, Kasey 2-6; BeSSiCK, Phylicia 1-1; COnrOy, Kerry 0-3; BeCKley, lauren 0-4), fairmont State 5-18 (lauren Streicher 3-7; Kaitlin Snyder 1-1; ashley vavrek 1-4; lauren Gilbert 0-1; Samantha Guell 0-3; Melissa Henry 0-1; Mo Gattuso 0-1). rebounds--Shippensburg 48 (BeCKley, lauren 17), fairmont State 34 (rachel Murray 19). assists--Shippensburg 10 (taylOr, Morgan 3; CaPriCCiO, Kaitlin 3), fairmont State 9 (ashley vavrek 2; Samantha Guell 2; Kaitlin Snyder 2).att-80

Game #8 – 1/2/10WvU tech vs Fairmont State

at Fairmont, W.va. -- Joe retton arena FairMont state 77, WVu teCh 41

WvU tecHStyle Harper 3-8 2-2 8; Kelli Morgan 1-8 3-3 5; Shyla Jones 2-8 1-2 5; Brittni McClung 2-5 1-2 5; Kerin roche 2-7 0-0 4; Kaygan Hutchinson 2-2 0-0 4; Jessica Johnson 2-4 0-0 4; rachel weatherly 1-2 0-0 2; tori eagle 1-3 0-0 2; amber tully 1-2 0-0 2; Ba Crawford 0-2 0-0 0. totals 17-51 7-9 41.Fairmont Statelauren Streicher 5-12 0-0 14; ashley vavrek 4-14 4-4 13; tiffany nicholson 4-7 3-3 11; Mo Gattuso 5-15 0-0 10; Samantha Guell 3-6 1-1 8; lauren Gilbert 2-4 2-2 7; Danielle floyd 1-5 2-2 5; Kaitlin Snyder 2-6 0-0 5; rachel Murray 1-4 0-0 2; Melissa Henry 1-1 0-0 2. totals 28-74 12-12 77.wvU tech 15 26 41fairmont State 43 34 773-point goals--wvU tech 0-7 (; Kelli Morgan 0-2; Shyla Jones 0-1; Kerin roche 0-1; tori eagle 0-2; amber tully 0-1), fairmont State 9-25 (lauren Streicher 4-8; lauren Gilbert 1-2; Samantha Guell 1-3; ashley vavrek 1-5; Kaitlin Snyder 1-2; Danielle floyd 1-4; tiffany nicholson 0-1).rebounds--wvU tech 43 (Shyla Jones 8), fairmont State 38 (rachel Murray 6). assists--wvU tech 5 (Style Harper 2; tori eagle 2), fairmont State 18 (tiffany nicholson 5). att-215

Game #9 – 1/3/10lake erie vs Fairmont State

at Fairmont, W.va. -- Joe retton arena lake erie 67, FairMont state 64

lake erieStephanie rogers 7-10 6-6 20; renese ames 6-10 2-2 16; alyssa wagers 2-6 7-8 11; Jen Caiola 2-5 4-4 9; Sarah wojciechowski 3-8 0-0 8; Britt Busson 1-5 0-1 2; allison Pavkov 0-2 1-4 1; liz Stephens 0-0 0-0 0; alex ardo 0-1 0-0 0. totals 21-47 20-25 67.Fairmont Stateashley vavrek 6-11 9-11 23; Kaitlin Snyder 6-10 3-4 18; lauren Streicher 4-8 0-0 12; lauren Gilbert 2-6 2-2 7; Mo Gattuso 1-4 0-0 2; Samantha Guell 1-6 0-0 2; Danielle floyd 0-0 0-0 0; rachel Murray 0-2 0-0 0; Melissa Henry 0-0 0-0 0; tiffany nicholson 0-0 0-0 0. totals 20-47 14-17 64.lake erie 29 38 67fairmont State 35 29 643-point goals--lake erie 5-7 (Sarah wojciechowski 2-2; renese ames 2-2; Jen Caiola 1-2; Britt Busson 0-1), fairmont State 10-26 (lauren Streicher 4-8; Kaitlin Snyder 3-5; ashley vavrek 2-5; lauren Gilbert 1-4; Samantha Guell 0-4).rebounds--lake erie 33 (Stephanie rogers 12), fairmont State 24 (Mo Gattuso 6). assists--lake erie 6 (Britt Busson 2), fairmont State 13 (ashley vavrek 3; lauren Gilbert 3). att-200

Game #10 – 1/9/10Fairmont State vs Bluefield Stateat Bluefield, W.va. -- Shott Gym

FairMont state 98, bsC-W 37

Fairmont State (7-3)ashley vavrek 6-10 3-3 20; rachel Murray 7-8 5-7 19; Danielle floyd 6-10 0-0 15; lauren Gilbert 4-7 3-3 11; lauren Streicher 4-8 1-2 11; Kaitlin Snyder 3-7 0-0 8; tiffany nicholson 2-6 0-1 5; Melissa Henry 1-3 0-0 3; Mo Gattuso 1-5 1-3 3; Samantha Guell 1-1 0-0 3. totals 35-65 13-19 98.BSc-W (0-10)laken Coburn 5-14 2-2 12; Kathleen Bailey 3-10 2-5 8; Kelly Pawlowski 0-1 6-8 6; amber fitzgerald 2-2 1-1 5; Charlene Diggs 2-6 0-0 4; Garcia Hanna 1-7 0-0 2. totals 13-40 11-16 37.fairmont State 44 54 98BSC-w 20 17 373-point goals--fairmont State 15-37 (ashley vavrek 5-9; Danielle floyd 3-7; lauren Streicher 2-6; Kaitlin Snyder 2-5; Samantha Guell 1-1; Melissa Henry 1-3; tiffany nicholson 1-4; lauren Gilbert 0-2), BSC-w 0-7 (laken Coburn 0-4; Kathleen Bailey 0-1; Kelly Pawlowski 0-1; Charlene Diggs 0-1).rebounds--fairmont State 36 (rachel Murray 8), BSC-w 31 (Garcia Hanna 8). assists--fairmont State 20 (lauren Streicher 6), BSC-w 3 (laken Coburn 1; Kelly Pawlowski 1; Garcia Hanna 1). att-100

Game #11 – 1/14/10Glenville State vs Fairmont State

at Fairmont, W.va. -- Joe retton arena FairMont state 78, GlenVille state 76

Glenville State (7-4, 5-2)Donita adams 4-8 5-6 14; Suzi Harvey 5-11 0-1 13; Kristen Golden 5-12 3-4 13; Beth Deren 2-7 4-4 9; Ginnie Petties 4-12 0-0 9; Miranda reed 3-8 0-2 7; tanya Melhorn 1-3 0-0 3; Sarah Harvey 1-2 1-2 3; autumn Davis 1-4 0-0 3; tiffany Huffman 0-1 2-2 2; Bethany Harbour 0-0 0-0 0; Kim Stephens 0-2 0-0 0. totals 26-70 15-21 76.Fairmont State (8-3, 5-1)ashley vavrek 6-19 10-13 26; lauren Streicher 4-12 3-4 12; Kaitlin Snyder 5-11 0-0 11; Mo Gattuso 5-8 0-3 10; Samantha Guell 3-7 0-0 8; rachel Murray 2-6 1-2 5; lauren Gilbert 2-3 0-0 4; tiffany nicholson 0-0 2-2 2; Danielle floyd 0-0 0-0 0; Melissa Henry 0-0 0-0 0. totals 27-66 16-24 78.Glenville State 45 31 76fairmont State 39 39 783-point goals--Glenville State 9-27 (Suzi Harvey 3-5; autumn Davis 1-4; tanya Melhorn 1-3; Miranda reed 1-2; Ginnie Petties 1-6; Beth Deren 1-3; Donita adams 1-2; Kim Stephens 0-2), fairmont State 8-27 (ashley vavrek 4-11; Samantha Guell 2-4; lauren Streicher 1-8; Kaitlin Snyder 1-4). rebounds--Glenville State 52 (Kristen Golden 8), fairmont State 39 (rachel Murray 8). assists—Glenville State 14 (Ginnie Petties 5), fairmont State 17 (Samantha Guell 6). att-575

Game #12 – 1/16/10Fairmont State vs West virginia Wesleyan

at Buckhannon, W.va. W. Va. Wesleyan 65, FairMont state 64

Fairmont State (8-4)rachel Murray 4-8 4-6 12; ashley vavrek 4-13 0-0 12; Samantha Guell 4-4 2-2 10; lauren Gilbert 5-8 0-0 10; Mo Gattuso 4-7 0-1 8; lauren Streicher 3-9 0-0 7; Melissa Henry 1-1 0-0 3; Kaitlin Snyder 0-1 2-2 2; Danielle floyd 0-0 0-0 0; tiffany nicholson 0-0 0-0 0. totals 25-51 8-11 64.WeSt virGinia WeSleyan (7-6)Jamie Kaufman 11-13 1-1 23; lydia Bridenbaugh 2-4 7-9 12; Brianna welch 4-5 3-4 11; Danae Hill 3-9 3-4 9; angela tassari 3-7 0-0 6; Daria abros’kina 2-3 0-0 4; teresa tokodi 0-1 0-0 0; valerie Jasper 0-1 0-0 0; alex Hertenstein 0-2 0-0 0; ashlie Hennon 0-0 0-0 0. totals 25-45 14-18 65.fairmont State 39 25 64west virginia wesleyan 28 37 653-point goals--fairmont State 6-20 (ashley vavrek 4-10; lauren Streicher 1-7; Melissa Henry 1-1; lauren Gilbert 0-1; rachel Murray 0-1), west virginia wesleyan 1-5 (lydia Bridenbaugh 1-1; Daria abros’kina 0-1; teresa tokodi 0-1; alex Hertenstein 0-2). rebounds--fairmont State 17 (Mo Gattuso 5), west virginia wesleyan 35 (Jamie Kaufman 6; Brianna welch 6). assists—fairmont State 18 (Kaitlin Snyder 8), west virginia wesleyan 15 (Daria abros’kina 5). att-350

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Game #13 – 1/18/10Fairmont State vs Seton Hill

at Greensburg, Pa. FairMont state 60, seton hill 54

Fairmont State (9-4, 6-2 Wviac)ashley vavrek 4-13 9-11 19; lauren Gilbert 5-10 1-2 12; rachel Murray 5-6 0-2 10; Kaitlin Snyder 3-8 1-2 8; Mo Gattuso 3-5 0-0 6; lauren Streicher 1-4 0-0 3; Samantha Guell 1-3 0-0 2; Danielle floyd 0-1 0-0 0; Melissa Henry 0-0 0-0 0; tiffany nicholson 0-0 0-0 0. totals 22-50 11-17 60.Seton Hill (8-4, 4-4 Wviac)Jordan Burkes 5-13 4-5 15; lindsy Muchnock 3-4 0-0 7; Joya whittington 2-5 2-2 6; Jill emberg 3-10 0-0 6; Katie lintner 3-3 0-0 6; anne Marie Olesky 2-9 0-0 5; erika Haitz 0-5 5-6 5; Jenna Petrini 1-5 0-0 2; Orit farchi 1-3 0-0 2; Jaleesa Beverly 0-0 0-0 0; laura McCarthy 0-0 0-0 0; Clare Berenato 0-0 0-0 0; ryenn Micaletti 0-1 0-0 0. totals 20-58 11-13 54.fairmont State 29 31 60Seton Hill 22 32 543-point goals--fairmont State 5-20 (ashley vavrek 2-10; Kaitlin Snyder 1-3; lauren Streicher 1-3; lauren Gilbert 1-2; Danielle floyd 0-1; Samantha Guell 0-1), Seton Hill 3-14 (anne Marie Olesky 1-5; lindsy Muchnock 1-1; Jordan Burkes 1-3; erika Haitz 0-1; Jenna Petrini 0-2; Orit farchi 0-1; ryennMicaletti 0-1). rebounds--fairmont State 39 (rachel Murray 15), Seton Hill 32 (Katie lintner 8). assists--fairmont State 10 (Mo Gattuso 2; lauren Streicher 2; rachel Murray 2; lauren Gilbert 2), Seton Hill 12 (Jordan Burkes 8). att-235

Game #14 – 1/21/10Fairmont State vs Wheeling Jesuit

at Wheeling, W.va. -- mcdonough center FairMont state 75, WheelinG Jesuit 53

Fairmont State (10-4, 7-2)ashley vavrek 6-13 1-2 18; Kaitlin Snyder 8-11 0-0 17; lauren Gilbert 4-4 1-2 11; Mo Gattuso 5-6 0-0 10; lauren Streicher 3-7 0-0 6; Samantha Guell 3-4 0-0 6; rachel Murray 2-4 0-0 4; tiffany nicholson 1-3 1-2 3; Danielle floyd 0-0 0-0 0; Melissa Henry 0-1 0-0 0; alana George 0-0 0-0 0; anna-Maria Boshkova 0-0 0-0 0. totals 32-53 3-6 75.WHeelinG JeSUitlauren Myers 5-10 1-2 13; Kourtney Booth 3-6 0-0 8; Cassy Sanderson 4-9 0-1 8; Kara DeSantis 1-10 5-6 7; Megan Stuvek 3-6 0-0 6; Chrissy Pavlik 2-6 0-0 5; Kim Mueller 0-5 4-8 4; Sam Pecnik 1-3 0-0 2; Bridget Buskirk 0-1 0-0 0; Kelsey Demming 0-0 0-0 0. totals 19-56 10-17 53.fairmont State 44 31 75wheeling Jesuit 23 30 533-point goals--fairmont State 8-16 (ashley vavrek 5-9; lauren Gilbert 2-2; Kaitlin Snyder 1-2; lauren Streicher 0-3), wheeling Jesuit 5-17 (lauren Myers 2-4; Kourtney Booth 2-4; Chrissy Pavlik 1-5; Kara DeSantis 0-2; Cassy Sanderson 0-2). rebounds--fairmont State 27 (rachel Murray 5), wheeling Jesuit 35 (Kim Mueller 11). assists--fairmont State 18 (Samantha Guell 5), wheeling Jesuit 13 (Kim Mueller 5). att-150

Game #15 – 1/23/10davis & elkins vs Fairmont State

at Fairmont, W.va. -- Joe retton arena FairMont state 75, daVis & elkins 69

daviS & elkinS (8-6, 5-5)Shalisa Hill 9-21 2-4 20; Julieanne Buckley 5-10 1-2 11; lindsay Holiday 4-12 0-0 11; Jennifer thomas 4-6 0-0 8; amy turner 2-4 1-2 7; Page turner 2-5 0-4 5; Courtney Bunner 2-3 0-0 4; teonna Jewell 1-4 0-0 2; victoria lyles 0-1 1-2 1; natasa Pupic 0-1 0-0 0; Keri Dennison 0-1 0-0 0. totals 29-68 5-14 69.Fairmont State (11-4, 8-2)Kaitlin Snyder 8-13 0-2 19; ashley vavrek 6-14 4-4 18; rachel Murray 6-9 1-2 13; Mo Gattuso 4-7 3-8 11; lauren Gilbert 2-8 4-4 9; lauren Streicher 1-6 2-2 5; Melissa Henry 0-1 0-0 0; tiffany nicholson 0-1 0-0 0; Samantha Guell 0-2 0-0 0. totals 27-61 14-22 75.Davis & elkins 31 30 8 69fairmont State 28 33 14 753-point goals--Davis & elkins 6-20 (lindsay Holiday 3-7; amy turner 2-4; Page turner 1-4; teonna Jewell 0-1; victoria lyles 0-1; natasa Pupic 0-1; Jennifer thomas 0-2), fairmont State 7-21 (Kaitlin Snyder 3-5; ashley vavrek 2-5; lauren Streicher 1-4; lauren Gilbert 1-5; Samantha Guell 0-1; Melissa Henry 0-1).rebounds--Davis & elkins 37 (Julieanne Buckley 11), fairmont State 47 (rachel Murray 17). assists--Davis & elkins 8 (Page turner 2; Keri Dennison 2), fairmont State 8 (Kaitlin Snyder 2; ashley vavrek 2). att-675

Game #16 – 1/28/10Pitt Johnstown vs Fairmont State

at Fairmont, W.va. -- Joe retton arena FairMont state 70, Pitt JohnstoWn 58

Pitt JoHnStoWn (9-7, 6-5)Sheena aden 5-14 4-5 15; andrea Dalton 3-11 2-2 10; Kayla loughner 3-10 3-4 10; Maria Montini 3-7 0-0 9; Qiuana Brown 3-5 0-0 7; Kelly Goode 2-4 0-0 4; Stacy Goode 1-4 0-0 3; Katie McBroom 0-1 0-2 0; Sara trimarco 0-2 0-0 0; Monae Baker 0-0 0-0 0. totals 20-58 9-13 58.Fairmont State (12-4, 9-2)lauren Streicher 8-16 2-2 23; rachel Murray 8-15 1-2 17; ashley vavrek 3-8 8-8 15; Mo Gattuso 3-6 1-4 7; Samantha Guell 2-6 0-0 4; lauren Gilbert 1-4 0-0 2; Kaitlin Snyder 1-5 0-0 2; Danielle floyd 0-1 0-0 0; Melissa Henry 0-0 0-0 0; tiffany nicholson 0-0 0-0 0. totals 26-61 12-16 70.Pitt Johnstown 24 34 58fairmont State 35 35 703-point goals--Pitt Johnstown 9-20 (Maria Montini 3-4; andrea Dalton 2-5; Qiuana Brown 1-3; Kayla loughner 1-4; Sheena aden 1-1; Stacy Goode 1-2; Kelly Goode 0-1), fairmont State 6-19 (lauren Streicher 5-10; ashley vavrek 1-4; Samantha Guell 0-3; Kaitlin Snyder 0-1; Danielle floyd 0-1).rebounds--Pitt Johnstown 38 (andrea Dalton 10), fairmont State 38 (rachel Murray 11). assists—Pitt Johnstown 11 (Kelly Goode 4), fairmont State 13 (Kaitlin Snyder 6). att-379

Game #17 – 2/1/10Fairmont State vs Shepherd

at Shepherdstown, W.va. -- Butcher center shePherd 74, FairMont state 68

Fairmont State (12-5, 9-3 Wviac)ashley vavrek 10-16 6-9 31; lauren Streicher 3-9 0-0 9; Kaitlin Snyder 3-10 0-0 7; Mo Gattuso 2-5 2-2 6; lauren Gilbert 1-5 3-4 6; rachel Murray 2-5 1-2 5; tiffany nicholson 1-5 1-2 4; Danielle floyd 0-1 0-0 0; Melissa Henry 0-0 0-0 0; Samantha Guell 0-2 0-0 0. totals 22-58 13-19 68.SHePHerd (10-7,9-4 Wviac)Camille wilmer 8-12 4-5 20; Carrie Saunders 4-14 2-3 12; Jerica Hewett 5-8 2-2 12; Melissa furr 3-5 2-2 9; Katie Biggs 2-9 2-2 6; Jenn Prine 2-8 0-0 5; emily Daniel 2-3 0-0 4; alex tamez 2-4 0-0 4; Shelby fayak 1-3 0-0 2. totals29-66 12-14 74.fairmont State 32 36 68Shepherd 38 36 743-point goals--fairmont State 11-29 (ashley vavrek 5-9; lauren Streicher 3-8; lauren Gilbert 1-2; Kaitlin Snyder 1-5; tiffany nicholson 1-3; Danielle floyd 0-1; Samantha Guell 0-1), Shepherd 4-14 (Carrie Saunders 2-6; Jenn Prine 1-2; Melissa furr 1-2; Katie Biggs 0-3; Camille wilmer 0-1). rebounds--fairmont State 37 (rachel Murray 13), Shepherd 38 (Jerica Hewett 7). assists--fairmont State 11 (Kaitlin Snyder 4), Shepherd 17 (alex tamez 4).att-500

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Game #18 – 2/4/10Wv State vs Fairmont State

at Fairmont, W.va. -- Joe retton arena WV state 84, FairMont state 76

Wv State (12-7, 8-6)alixandria Barnette 6-17 10-13 24; Melissa ford 7-11 6-6 20; Danielle Davis 6-12 2-3 14; tonesha Members 4-12 2-2 11; Keirah Hicks 3-7 0-0 7; tiffany finkton 3-11 0-0 6; Sharena atkinson 1-3 0-0 2; Cierra Jones 0-1 0-0 0; Kashauna Cook 0-0 0-0 0; aisha alleyne 0-0 0-0 0. totals 30-74 20-24 84.Fairmont State (12-6, 9-4)ashley vavrek 9-21 5-6 28; Kaitlin Snyder 7-11 0-0 18; rachel Murray 7-14 2-3 16; Mo Gattuso 4-11 0-2 8; lauren Streicher 1-4 1-1 3; Samantha Guell 1-3 0-0 3; Melissa Henry 0-0 0-0 0; tiffany nicholson 0-1 0-0 0. totals 29-65 8-12 76.wv State 38 46 84fairmont State 29 47 763-point goals--wv State 4-13 (alixandria Barnette 2-4; Keirah Hicks 1-2; tonesha Members 1-4; Danielle Davis 0-3), fairmont State 10-28 (ashley vavrek 5-16; Kaitlin Snyder 4-7; Samantha Guell 1-2; lauren Streicher 0-3).rebounds--wv State 49 (Melissa ford 12), fairmont State 36 (rachel Murray 15). assists--wv State 9 (tonesha Members 4), fairmont State 15 (Samantha Guell 5; Kaitlin Snyder 5).att-377

Game #19 – 2/8/10 Fairmont State vs alderson-Broaddus

at Philippi, W.va. -- rex Pyles Gym FairMont state 77, a-b 48

Fairmont State (13-6, 10-4)Kaitlin Snyder 9-13 0-0 18; lauren Streicher 5-9 4-4 14; ashley vavrek 4-9 4-4 12; Samantha Guell 4-6 0-0 9; Mo Gattuso 4-7 0-0 8; rachel Murray 4-5 0-0 8; Danielle floyd 3-5 0-0 8; Melissa Henry 0-2 0-0 0; tiffany nicholson 0-3 0-0 0; alana George 0-0 0-0 0; anna-Maria Boshkova 0-0 0-0 0. totals 33-59 8-8 77.alderSon-BroaddUS (6-13, 4-10)tori Charley 4-11 1-2 9; Courtney Ginsburg 3-3 3-3 9; amanda Peoples 2-7 2-2 7; lauren reed 1-5 2-2 5; ashley Prince 2-2 0-0 5; Ciara riggleman 2-3 1-2 5; Cayla rhodes 1-5 2-3 4; Britni Shriver 1-3 1-1 3; Caitlyn Brown 0-4 1-2 1; amanda Harris 0-6 0-0 0; Kristin Hustin 0-0 0-0 0; alese Davis 0-2 0-0 0; amber Bismarck 0-0 0-0 0. totals 16-51 13-17 48.fairmont State 43 34 77alderson-Broaddus 17 31 483-point goals--fairmont State 3-18 (Danielle floyd 2-4; Samantha Guell 1-2; ashley vavrek 0-5; Melissa Henry 0-1; tiffany nicholson 0-2; lauren Streicher 0-3; Kaitlin Snyder 0-1), alderson-Broaddus 3-13 (ashley Prince 1-1; amanda Peoples 1-3; lauren reed 1-3; Caitlyn Brown 0-1; amanda Harris 0-2; alese Davis 0-2; tori Charley 0-1). rebounds--fairmont State 24 (Samantha Guell 6; Mo Gattuso 6), alderson-Broaddus 38 (amanda Peoples 8). assists--fairmont State 15 (Mo Gattuso 5), alderson-Broaddus 11 (amanda Harris 6). att-105

Game #20 – 2/11/10Fairmont State vs ohio valley

at vienna, Wv FairMont state 81, ohio Valley 42

Fairmont State (14-6, 11-4)lauren Streicher 6-11 0-0 17; Danielle floyd 5-11 0-0 12; tiffany nicholson 4-5 1-2 11; Kaitlin Snyder 4-9 2-3 11; rachel Murray 2-3 4-4 8; ashleyvavrek 1-10 5-5 7; Melissa Henry 1-2 2-2 4; alana George 0-1 4-6 4; anna-Maria Boshkova 2-2 0-0 4; Samantha Guell 1-2 0-0 3; Mo Gattuso 0-1 0-0 0. totals 26-57 18-22 81.oHio valley (4-16, 2-14)Kendra Benedict 4-8 4-5 12; natalie Kline 5-9 1-3 11; Danielle Sams 2-8 0-0 6; Hillary Spears 2-8 1-1 5; Megan Owings 2-6 0-0 5; Denae Beavers 1-4 0-0 3; rayshell Pittman 0-7 0-0 0. totals 16-50 6-9 42.fairmont State 43 38 81Ohio valley 17 25 423-point goals--fairmont State 11-30 (lauren Streicher 5-9; Danielle floyd 2-5; tiffany nicholson 2-3; Samantha Guell 1-2; Kaitlin Snyder 1-5; Melissa Henry 0-1; ashley vavrek 0-5), Ohio valley 4-17 (Danielle Sams 2-8; Denae Beavers 1-2; Megan Owings 1-2; rayshell Pittman 0-3; Hillary Spears 0-2).rebounds--fairmont State 32 (rachel Murray 8), Ohio valley 34 (Kendra Benedict 9). assists--fairmont State 9 (ashley vavrek 4), Ohio valley 6 (rayshell Pittman 5). att-150

Game #21 – 2/13/10Fairmont State vs Salem int’l

at Salem, W.va. -- cecil Underwood armory FairMont state 69, saleM int’l 39

Fairmont State (15-6 12-4)rachel Murray 6-7 1-2 13; Danielle floyd 4-6 0-0 12; ashley vavrek 4-13 0-0 11; lauren Streicher 3-11 0-0 7; Mo Gattuso 3-5 0-2 6; tiffany nicholson 2-4 2-2 6; alana George 1-2 3-6 5; Melissa Henry 1-3 0-0 3; Samantha Guell 0-3 2-2 2; anna-Maria Boshkova 1-3 0-0 2; Kaitlin Snyder 1-2 0-0 2. totals 26-59 8-14 69.Salem int’l (0-21 0-16)flora amayo 5-16 0-0 11; rachel Morris 3-11 4-7 10; Briana terry 3-9 1-4 7; lauren amonett 2-4 1-2 5; emily Bowles 2-5 0-0 4; rachel Mynes 1-10 0-0 2; Christina Suarez 0-0 0-0 0. totals 16-55 6-13 39.fairmont State 46 23 69Salem int’l 18 21 393-point goals--fairmont State 9-27 (Danielle floyd 4-5; ashley vavrek 3-9; lauren Streicher 1-8; Melissa Henry 1-3; Samantha Guell 0-2), Salem int’l 1-12 (flora amayo 1-4; rachel Morris 0-1; emily Bowles 0-1; rachel Mynes 0-6). rebounds--fairmont State 40 (Samantha Guell 6), Salem int’l 39 (Briana terry 9; rachel Morris 9). assists--fairmont State 22 (Kaitlin Snyder 5), Salem int’l 7 (emily Bowles 3). att-150

Game #22 – 2/15/10Wheeling Jesuit vs Fairmont State

at Fairmont, W.va. -- Joe retton arena WheelinG Jesuit 83, FairMont state 77

WHeelinG JeSUit (9-12, 8-8)Kim Mueller 4-8 17-17 26; Kourtney Booth 6-11 1-1 16; lauren Myers 5-9 0-0 12; Kara DeSantis 5-8 1-2 11; Chrissy Pavlik 2-9 0-0 5; Megan Stuvek 2-2 1-2 5; Kelsey Demming 1-1 0-0 3; Bridget Buskirk 1-4 1-2 3; nicole izzo 1-1 0-0 2; Sam Pecnik 0-1 0-0 0. totals 27-54 21-24 83.Fairmont State (15-7, 12-5)ashley vavrek 12-21 8-10 38; Kaitlin Snyder 5-12 0-0 13; rachel Murray 3-5 4-4 10; Mo Gattuso 1-2 5-6 7; lauren Streicher 1-10 2-2 5; Samantha Guell 1-3 2-2 4; tiffany nicholson 0-1 0-0 0. totals 23-54 21-24 77.wheeling Jesuit 33 50 83fairmont State 25 52 773-point goals--wheeling Jesuit 8-18 (Kourtney Booth 3-6; lauren Myers 2-5; Kim Mueller 1-1; Chrissy Pavlik 1-5; Kelsey Demming 1-1), fairmont State 10-28 (ashley vavrek 6-10; Kaitlin Snyder 3-9; lauren Streicher 1-6; Samantha Guell 0-2; tiffany nicholson 0-1).rebounds--wheeling Jesuit 31 (Kim Mueller 9), fairmont State 27 (rachel Murray 8). assists--wheeling Jesuit 17 (Bridget Buskirk 4), fairmont State 12 (Kaitlin Snyder 5). att-389

Game #23 – 2/18/10Fairmont State vs West libertyat West liberty, W.va. -- aSrc

West liberty 93, FairMont state 78

Fairmont State (15-8, 12-6)ashley vavrek 6-20 7-7 20; Kaitlin Snyder 8-15 4-4 20; rachel Murray 7-11 1-1 15; Samantha Guell 3-4 2-3 10; lauren Streicher 2-7 0-0 4; tiffany nicholson 1-4 2-2 4; lauren Gilbert 1-4 1-2 3; Mo Gattuso 1-3 0-2 2; Melissa Henry 0-0 0-0 0. totals 29-68 17-21 78.WeSt liBerty (15-8, 11-7)tori Hansen 9-17 6-6 24; Jenni robbins 7-14 3-4 21; laura Malernee 6-12 0-0 18; andi winney 6-12 4-4 16; Kayla ayers 2-5 0-0 6; Meghan wiseman 1-6 3-7 5; erica Hershberger 1-2 0-0 3; Hope King 0-0 0-0 0; Jenn Cessna 0-1 0-0 0.totals 32-69 16-21 93.fairmont State 38 40 78west liberty 41 52 933-point goals--fairmont State 3-14 (Samantha Guell 2-3; ashley vavrek 1-6; lauren Streicher 0-4; Kaitlin Snyder 0-1), west liberty 13-26 (laura Malernee 6-12; Jenni robbins 4-6; Kayla ayers 2-5; erica Hershberger 1-1; Jenn Cessna 0-1; tori Hansen 0-1). rebounds--fairmont State 34 (rachel Murray 12), west liberty 45 (andi winney 13). assists--fairmont State 7 (Kaitlin Snyder 4), west liberty 20 (tori Hansen 9). att-305

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Game #24 – 2/20/10Shepherd vs Fairmont State

at Fairmont, W.va. -- Joe retton arena FairMont state 73, shePherd 59

SHePHerd (14-9, 13-6)Jerica Hewett 6-12 4-4 16; Shelby fayak 7-10 0-0 14; Katie Biggs 3-11 4-4 10; Carrie Saunders 3-9 2-2 10; Camille wilmer 2-5 3-5 7; emily Daniel 1-1 0-0 2; Melissa furr 0-3 0-0 0; alex tamez 0-1 0-0 0; Jenn Prine 0-3 0-0 0. totals 22-55 13-15 59.Fairmont State (16-8, 13-6)ashley vavrek 7-15 13-14 30; Kaitlin Snyder 5-6 4-4 15; Mo Gattuso 4-10 2-2 10; rachel Murray 4-5 2-2 10; Samantha Guell 1-3 0-0 2; tiffany nicholson 1-5 0-0 2; Danielle floyd 1-2 0-0 2; lauren Streicher 1-6 0-0 2; Melissa Henry 0-2 0-0 0; alana George 0-0 0-0 0; lauren Gilbert 0-2 0-0 0. totals 24-56 21-22 73.Shepherd 30 29 59fairmont State 26 47 733-point goals--Shepherd 2-8 (Carrie Saunders 2-4; Katie Biggs 0-1; Melissa furr 0-1; Jenn Prine 0-2), fairmont State 4-18 (ashley vavrek 3-7; Kaitlin Snyder 1-1; Samantha Guell 0-2; tiffany nicholson 0-1; Danielle floyd 0-1; lauren Streicher 0-3; Melissa Henry 0-2; lauren Gilbert 0-1).rebounds--Shepherd 35 (Carrie Saunders 7), fairmont State 31 (rachel Murray 7). assists--Shepherd 14 (Carrie Saunders 4), fairmont State 8 (Mo Gattuso 4). att-378

Game #25 – 2/23/10Fairmont State vs Pitt Johnstownat Johnstown, Pa. (Sports center)

FairMont state 75, Pitt JohnstoWn 64

Fairmont State (17-8 14-6 Wviac)ashley vavrek 16-20 9-12 41; Kaitlin Snyder 4-8 0-0 8; Mo Gattuso 3-9 1-2 7; lauren Streicher 1-4 4-6 7; tiffany nicholson 2-2 0-0 4; Samantha Guell 1-2 2-3 4; lauren Gilbert 0-2 2-2 2; rachel Murray 1-1 0-0 2. totals 28-48 18-25 75.Pitt JoHnStoWn (15-11 12-9 Wviac)Sheena aden 7-15 4-6 18; andrea Dalton 5-12 4-5 14; Kelly Goode 5-8 0-0 11; Qiuana Brown 4-7 0-2 10; Sara trimarco 2-10 1-2 5; Maria Montini 1-3 0-0 3; Stacy Goode 1-3 0-0 2; Monae Baker 0-8 1-2 1; Kayla loughner 0-0 0-0 0. totals 25-66 10-17 64.fairmont State 33 42 75Pitt Johnstown 28 36 643-point goals--fairmont State 1-6 (lauren Streicher 1-3; Samantha Guell 0-1; ashley vavrek 0-2), Pitt Johnstown 4-18 (Qiuana Brown 2-4; Maria Montini 1-3; Kelly Goode 1-4; Stacy Goode 0-1; Monae Baker 0-3; Sara trimarco 0-1; andrea Dalton 0-2). rebounds--fairmont State 34 (Mo Gattuso 9), Pitt Johnstown 34 (andrea Dalton 8). assists--fairmont State 14 (Mo Gattuso 5), Pitt Johnstown 17 (Stacy Goode 7).att-150

Game #26 – 2/25/10charleston vs Fairmont State

at Fairmont, W.va. -- Joe retton arena FairMont state 86, Charleston 76

cHarleSton (18-8, 15-6)tarenna Dixon 9-13 0-0 18; lindsey Kentner 6-12 2-2 16; Kaitlyn arick 5-12 2-2 14; tianna Beatty 5-10 0-0 10; ali tobias 2-5 1-2 7; Chrissy Keir 2-6 1-1 6; Moneka Slaughter 2-3 0-0 4; tianni Kelly 0-0 1-2 1; lisanne Comeau 0-1 0-0 0. totals 31-62 7-9 76.Fairmont State (18-8, 15-6)lauren Streicher 7-10 2-2 23; ashley vavrek 6-14 6-7 19; Kaitlin Snyder 7-13 3-4 19; rachel Murray 5-10 3-5 13; Mo Gattuso 5-7 0-0 10; Samantha Guell 1-5 0-1 2; lauren Gilbert 0-0 0-0 0. totals 31-59 14-19 86.Charleston 35 41 76fairmont State 44 42 863-point goals--Charleston 7-17 (Kaitlyn arick 2-4; ali tobias 2-3; lindsey Kentner 2-4; Chrissy Keir 1-4; tianna Beatty 0-2), fairmont State 10-24 (lauren Streicher 7-10; Kaitlin Snyder 2-6; ashley vavrek 1-5; Samantha Guell 0-3).rebounds--Charleston 27 (Kaitlyn arick 8; tarenna Dixon 8), fairmont State 36 (rachel Murray 17). assists--Charleston 15 (tianna Beatty 5), fairmont State 9 (ashley vavrek 4). att-243

Game #27 – 2/27/10Seton Hill vs Fairmont State

at Fairmont, W.va. -- Joe retton arena seton hill 68, FairMont state 60

Seton Hill (21-6, 17-5)Jordan Burkes 10-16 1-3 24; Orit farchi 5-6 1-1 11; erika Haitz 3-9 2-2 9; Jaleesa Beverly 3-5 2-2 8; Joya whittington 2-2 2-2 8; Katie lintner 2-9 2-3 6; Jill emberg 1-7 0-0 2; anne Marie Olesky 0-1 0-0 0; Jenna Petrini 0-2 0-0 0. totals 26-57 10-13 68.Fairmont State (18-9, 15-7)ashley vavrek 5-14 8-10 19; rachel Murray 5-6 4-5 14; Kaitlin Snyder 4-10 0-0 11; lauren Streicher 3-7 0-0 8; Mo Gattuso 1-6 2-5 4; tiffany nicholson 1-1 0-0 2; Samantha Guell 1-3 0-0 2; Melissa Henry 0-0 0-0 0; lauren Gilbert 0-1 0-0 0. totals 20-48 14-20 60.Seton Hill 24 44 68fairmont State 31 29 603-point goals--Seton Hill 6-19 (Jordan Burkes 3-5; Joya whittington 2-2; erika Haitz 1-3; Katie lintner 0-3; Jill emberg 0-2; anne Marie Olesky 0-1; Jenna Petrini 0-2; Orit farchi 0-1), fairmont State 6-22 (Kaitlin Snyder 3-8; lauren Streicher 2-6; ashley vavrek 1-8).rebounds--Seton Hill 33 (Katie lintner 8), fairmont State 34 (rachel Murray 8).assists--Seton Hill 12 (Orit farchi 5), fairmont State 13 (ashley vavrek 5). att-415

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Game #28 – 3/1/10Wv State vs Fairmont State

at Fairmont, W.va. -- Joe retton arena FairMont state 62, WV state 57

Wv State (16-12)alixandria Barnette 6-15 0-0 13; tiffany finkton 3-10 4-4 10; Cierra Jones 3-9 0-1 8; Sharena atkinson 3-4 2-2 8; Melissa ford 3-7 1-3 7; Danielle Davis 2-7 1-2 5; Kashauna Cook 1-3 0-0 2; tonesha Members 1-6 0-2 2; avery Hale 1-1 0-0 2. totals 23-62 8-14 57.Fairmont State (19-9)ashley vavrek 6-15 8-11 22; Kaitlin Snyder 5-15 4-4 16; rachel Murray 4-9 2-2 10; lauren Gilbert 2-4 4-4 8; Mo Gattuso 2-8 0-0 4; Samantha Guell 0-1 2-2 2; tiffany nicholson 0-3 0-0 0; lauren Streicher 0-4 0-0 0. totals 19-59 20-23 62.wv State 33 24 57fairmont State 17 45 623-point goals--wv State 3-8 (Cierra Jones 2-2; alixandria Barnette 1-2; Danielle Davis 0-3; tonesha Members 0-1), fairmont State 4-18 (ashley vavrek 2-7; Kaitlin Snyder 2-5; lauren Gilbert 0-1; tiffany nicholson 0-1; lauren Streicher 0-4). rebounds--wv State 45 (tiffany finkton 10), fairmont State 38 (rachel Murray 20). assists--wv State 10 (alixandria Barnette 2; Danielle Davis 2; tonesha Members 2), fairmont State 9 (ashley vavrek 3). att-201

Game #29 – 3/3/10Fairmont State vs charleston

at charleston civic center coliseum FairMont state 64, Charleston 62

Fairmont State (20-9)ashley vavrek 7-16 1-2 19; Kaitlin Snyder 5-14 4-6 17; lauren Gilbert 4-5 0-0 11; Mo Gattuso 3-5 3-5 9; rachel Murray 3-8 0-0 6; Samantha Guell 1-1 0-0 2; tiffany nicholson 0-0 0-0 0; lauren Streicher 0-3 0-0 0. totals 23-52 8-13 64.cHarleSton (20-9)Kentner, lindsey 8-16 0-0 18; Beatty, tiana 7-12 2-3 16; tobias, ali 5-13 0-0 11; arick, Kaitlyn 4-8 0-0 9; Dixon, tarenna 2-6 2-2 6; Slaughter, Moneka 1-4 0-2 2; Kelly, tianni 0-0 0-0 0; Keir, Chrissy 0-2 0-0 0. totals 27-61 4-7 62.fairmont State 32 32 64Charleston 23 39 623-point goals--fairmont State 10-20 (ashley vavrek 4-9; lauren Gilbert 3-4; Kaitlin Snyder 3-6; lauren Streicher 0-1), Charleston 4-18 (Kentner, lindsey 2-7; tobias, ali 1-6; arick, Kaitlyn 1-4; Keir, Chrissy 0-1). rebounds--fairmont State 31 (rachel Murray 9), Charleston 38 (Dixon, tarenna 10). assists—fairmont State 12 (Kaitlin Snyder 5), Charleston 14 (Kentner, lindsey 4). att-450

Game #30 – 3/5/10Shepherd vs Fairmont State

at charleston civic center coliseum FairMont state 85, shePherd 72

SHePHerd (17-12)wilmer, Camille 8-14 1-2 17; Prine, Jenn 6-10 0-0 13; tamez, alex 4-8 4-6 13; Daniel, emily 3-6 2-2 8; Hewett, Jerica 3-6 0-0 8; Saunders, Carrie 3-14 2-2 8; Biggs, Katie 1-9 0-0 3; fayak, Shelby 1-6 0-0 2; Butcher, Catherine 0-1 0-0 0. totals 29-74 9-12 72.Fairmont State (21-9)Kaitlin Snyder 8-15 11-12 29; ashley vavrek 6-13 13-15 26; Mo Gattuso 4-6 2-4 10; rachel Murray 4-5 1-2 9; lauren Gilbert 0-1 4-4 4; lauren Streicher 1-3 0-0 3; tiffany nicholson 1-1 0-0 2; Samantha Guell 1-3 0-0 2; Danielle floyd 0-0 0-0 0; Melissa Henry 0-0 0-0 0; alana George 0-0 0-0 0; anna-Maria Boshkova 0-0 0-0 0. totals 25-47 31-37 85.Shepherd 36 36 72fairmont State 37 48 853-point goals--Shepherd 5-20 (Hewett, Jerica 2-2; Prine, Jenn 1-4; Biggs, Katie 1-4; tamez, alex 1-2; Butcher, Catherine 0-1; fayak, Shelby 0-2; Saunders, Carrie 0-4; Daniel, emily 0-1), fairmont State 4-14 (Kaitlin Snyder 2-7; ashley vavrek 1-3; lauren Streicher 1-2; Samantha Guell 0-2).rebounds--Shepherd 37 (Daniel, emily 8), fairmont State 35 (rachel Murray 11). assists--Shepherd 14 (Prine, Jenn 3; Daniel, emily 3), fairmont State 12 (Mo Gattuso 3; Kaitlin Snyder 3; Samantha Guell 3). att-550

Game #31 – 3/6/10Fairmont State vs West liberty

at charleston civic center coliseum FairMont state 85, West liberty 78

Fairmont State (22-9)ashley vavrek 9-21 10-12 31; rachel Murray 10-16 3-5 23; Mo Gattuso 5-8 0-0 10; lauren Gilbert 2-6 6-8 10; Kaitlin Snyder 3-12 2-2 9; lauren Streicher 1-9 0-0 2; Melissa Henry 0-0 0-0 0; tiffany nicholson 0-0 0-0 0; Samantha Guell 0-0 0-0 0. totals 30-72 21-27 85.WeSt liBerty (22-9)tori Hansen 9-21 2-7 23; andi winney 3-7 4-4 10; Hope King 2-5 5-6 9; Jenni robbins 4-13 1-2 9; laura Malernee 3-11 0-0 9; Kayla ayers 2-4 0-0 6; Meghan wiseman 3-8 0-0 6; Jenn Cessna 2-6 0-0 6; erica Hershberger 0-0 0-0 0. totals 28-75 12-19 78.fairmont State 32 38 15 85west liberty 34 36 8 783-point goals--fairmont State 4-12 (ashley vavrek 3-5; Kaitlin Snyder 1-4; lauren Gilbert 0-1; lauren Streicher 0-2), west liberty 10-32 (laura Malernee 3-11; tori Hansen 3-7; Kayla ayers 2-4; Jenn Cessna 2-5; Meghan wiseman 0-1; Jenni robbins 0-4). rebounds--fairmont State 53 (rachel Murray 21), west liberty 45 (tori Hansen 9).assists--fairmont State 8 (ashley vavrek 3), west liberty 17 (tori Hansen 8). att-850

Game #32 – 3/12/10Fairmont State vs Gannon University

at erie, Pa. (Hammermill center) Gannon uniV. 92, FairMont state 65

Fairmont State (22-10)ashley vavrek 14-23 3-4 39; rachel Murray 2-4 3-3 7; Kaitlin Snyder 3-7 0-0 7; lauren Streicher 1-7 0-0 3; lauren Gilbert 1-4 0-2 3; Samantha Guell 1-6 0-0 3; Mo Gattuso 1-5 1-2 3; Danielle floyd 0-1 0-0 0; Melissa Henry 0-1 0-0 0; tiffany nicholson 0-0 0-0 0; alana George 0-0 0-0 0; anna-Maria Boshkova 0-0 0-0 0. totals 23-58 7-11 65.Gannon UniverSity (34-0)nOlan, Carrie 8-16 6-6 27; taBrOn, Brittany 7-13 5-9 19; varGaS, Kim 6-7 1-2 16; freeMan, Kristina 4-10 1-3 9; tHOMPSOn, Shanna 3-8 2-4 8; lOwe, Caitlyn 2-2 0-0 6; KleBer, Julie 2-3 0-0 4; CrOCKer, tiffany 1-3 0-0 2; DaCeK, amanda 0-0 1-4 1; MCCOy, Kelsey 0-1 0-0 0; inneS, Becky 0-0 0-0 0; POwell, Brittany 0-0 0-0 0. totals 33-63 16-28 92.fairmont State 23 42 65Gannon University 50 42 923-point goals--fairmont State 12-31 (ashley vavrek 8-13; Samantha Guell 1-5; lauren Streicher 1-6; lauren Gilbert 1-3; Kaitlin Snyder 1-3; Danielle floyd 0-1), Gannon University 10-18 (nOlan, Carrie 5-9; varGaS, Kim 3-3; lOwe, Caitlyn 2-2; KleBer, Julie 0-1; CrOCKer, tiffany 0-1; freeMan, Kristina 0-2). rebounds--fairmont State 23 (rachel Murray 8), Gannon University 49 (taBrOn, Brittany 15). assists--fairmont State 14 (Kaitlin Snyder 4; Samantha Guell 4), Gannon University 26 (CrOCKer, tiffany 10). att-1721

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FirSt team:Donita adams (Glenville State, 5-7, Sr., G, Germantown, MD, 22.4 ppg, 6.0 rpg, 2.1 spg, 83% ft)Sheena aden (Pitt Johnstown, 5-7, Jr., G, Sandy lake, Pa, 14.6 ppg, 5.2 rpg, 2.9 apg, 50% fG)alixandria Barnette (wv State, 5-7, Sr., G, east Chapel Hill, nC, 19.6 ppg, 4.0 rpg, 2.2 apg)lydia Bridenbaugh (wv wesleyan, 5-10, Soph., G, Chillicothe, OH, 17.0 ppg, 5.7 rpg, 79% ft)Jordan Burkes (Seton Hill, 5-11, Jr., f, Coraopolis, Pa, 14.1 ppg, 5.0 rpg, 3.3 apg, 82% ft)tori Hansen (west liberty, 5-9, Jr., G, McKean, Pa, 21.7 ppg, 6.9 rpg, 4.6 apg, 2.5 spg, 52% fG)lindsey Kentner (Charleston, 5-9, Jr., G, wapakoneta, OH, 17.6 ppg, 4.4 rpg, 3.1 apg, 54% fG)Katie lintner (Seton Hill, 6-0, Sr., f, Johnstown, Pa, 15.2 ppg, 7.6 rpg, 47% 3ptfG, 82% ft)ashley vavrek (Fairmont State, 5-8, Sr., G, Bellaire, oH, 20.8 ppg, 2.3 apg, 69 3ptFG, 82% Ft)

Second team:Camisha alexander (Concord, 5-4, Soph., G, Beckley, wv, 14.9 ppg, 3.3 rpg, 82% ft)Kourtney Booth (wheeling Jesuit, 5-8, Soph., G, whipple, OH, 14.7 ppg, 3.1 apg, 41% 3ptfG)Jolysa Brown (Concord, 6-0, Soph., C, Hinton, wv, 14.9 ppg, 9.0 rpg, 2.0 bpg)andrea Dalton (Pitt Johnstown, 5-10, Jr., f, washington, Pa, 14.3 ppg, 6.3 rpg, 84% ft)tarenna Dixon (Charleston, 5-11, Jr., f, Morgantown, wv, 12.5 ppg, 9.3 rpg, 55% fG)Kristen Golden (Glenville State, 6-2, Jr., C, weston, wv, 11.4 ppg, 6.7 rpg)Shalisa Hill (Davis & elkins, 5-8, fr., G, Carneys Point, nJ, 14.4 ppg, 5.7 rpg, 3.6 apg, 3.0 spg)Camille wilmer (Shepherd, 6-0, Sr., C, leesburg, va, 14.1 ppg, 6.0 rpg, 55% fG)

HonoraBle mention:tori Charley (alderson-Broaddus, 5-10, Sr., f, Cross lanes, wv, 10.4 ppg, 7.0 rpg)Jerica Hewett (Shepherd, 5-7, Jr., G, Keedysville, MD, 10.3 ppg, 5.5 rpg, 3.2 apg)Danae Hill (wv wesleyan, 5-6, Soph., G, Clinton, MD, 11.2 ppg, 2.9 rpg, 3.8 apg)laura Malernee (west liberty, 5-11, Jr., G, Gahanna, OH, 13.9 ppg, 2.1 apg, 114 3ptfG)rachel murray (Fairmont State, 6-3, Jr., c, Gloucester, ma, 9.3 ppg, 9.4 rpg, 3.0 bpg)angela tassari (wv wesleyan, 6-2, Sr., C, Pittsburgh, Pa, 9.7 ppg, 6.3 rpg, 2.4 bpg)andi winney (west liberty, 5-11, Sr., C, yorktown, in, 11.0 ppg, 6.9 rpg, 60% fG)

all-FreSHman:Shalisa Hill (Davis & elkins, 5-8, G, Carneys Point, nJ, 14.4 ppg, 5.7 rpg, 3.6 apg, 3.0 spg)Chrissy Pavlik (wheeling Jesuit, 5-6, G, wadsworth, OH, 11.1 ppg, 3.3 apg, 90% ft)Ginny Petties (Glenville State, 5-7, G, Steubenville, OH, 10.7 ppg, 4.6 rpg, 3.7 apg)Jenni robbins (west liberty, 5-3, G, Geneva, ny, 11.3 ppg, 6.3 apg, 40% 3ptfG)kaitlyn Snyder (Fairmont State, 5-7, G, Sissonville, Wv, 10.8 ppg, 3.0 rpg, 2.9 apg)

overall Pct. Wviac PoWer ratinGwest virginia wesleyan 19-9 .679 17-5 151.4Seton Hill 23-8 .742 17-5 148.2Charleston 20-9 .690 16-6 137.7Glenville State 18-10 .643 15-7 131.8west liberty 22-10 .688 15-7 130.5 Fairmont State 22-10 .688 15-7 129.6Shepherd 17-12 .586 14-8 115.9wheeling Jesuit 15-15 .500 12-10 99.6Pitt-Johnstown 15-12 .556 12-10 97.7Concord 15-12 .556 12-10 96.8west virginia State 16-11 .593 12-10 95.0Davis & elknis 14-13 .519 10-12 77.3alderson-Broaddus 7-20 .259 5-17 31.8Ohio valley 4-23 .148 2-20 10.0Salem international 1-26 .037 1-21 5.45Bluefield State 1-26 .037 1-21 5.0

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PointsPlayer yearS PtS.1. Kristen Gattuso 2001-05 20412. vicki Huffman 1980-84 18063. Kara Morris 1996-00 17754. lori Smith 1989-93 16925. vonda Shaw 1984-88 16246. ashley vavrek 2006-10 16127. Jennifer wilson 1999-03 15398. lisa Monteleone 1987-91 14889. nikki McGinnis 1993-97 147410. Kamela Meikle 1983-87 1453

sCorinG aVeraGePlayer yearS avG.1. ashley reed 2004-06 18.92. Kristen Gattuso 2001-05 18.23. vicki Huffman 1980-84 17.54. Kara Morris 1996-00 16.25. lori Smith 1989-93 15.16. Jennifer wilson 1999-03 14.97. erin fantroy 2002-04 14.28. vonda Shaw 1984-88 13.99. ashley vavrek 2006-10 13.7*min 50 games

Field Goals MadePlayer yearS FGm1. Kristen Gattuso 2001-05 7382. vonda Shaw 1984-88 671 Kamela Meikle 1983-87 6714. vicki Huffman 1980-84 6475. Kara Morris 1996-00 6216. Jennifer wilson 1999-03 5957. Danielle Cornish 2004-08 5608. nikki McGinnis 1993-97 5519. lori Smith 1989-93 54610. vickie Bostic 1981-85 545

Field Goals atteMPtedPlayer yearS FGa1. Kristen Gattuso 2001-05 16572. Kara Morris 1996-00 14813. vicki Huffman 1980-84 14064. Kamela Meikle 1983-87 13745. Jennifer wilson 1999-03 13676. lori Smith 1989-93 13327. nikki McGinnis 1993-97 13148. vonda Shaw 1984-88 13139. vickie Bostic 1981-85 129310. Donna Hopkins 1979-83 1271

Field Goal PerCentaGePlayer yearS FGm/FGa FG%1. Sidney thomas 2002-06 437/770 .5682. Jackie Burks 1985-89 527/959 .5513. rachel Murray 2009-present 127/231 .5504. Molly Kiger 2005-09 407-794 .5135. vonda Shaw 1984-88 671/1313 .5126. Kamela Meikle 1983-87 671/1374 .4897. Sheila fansler 1988-92 355/737 .4828. lisa Monteleone 1987-91 463/964 .4809. Danielle Cornish 2004-08 560/1180 .47510. Beth Sedlar 1982-86 454/969 .469*min 100 made

three-Pointers MadePlayer yearS 3-FGm1. Kristen Gattuso 2001-05 2582. ashley vavrek 2006-10 2483. ashley reed 2004-06 2054. lori Smith 1989-93 1625. erica rome 2001-05 1176. erin fantroy 2002-04 947. Maggie Britvec 1994-98 918. Sebrina wilson 1987-91 759. Stephanie Beason 2006-07 6610. Carrie Baker 1987-89 65

three-Pointers atteMPtedPlayer yearS 3-FGa1. Kristen Gattuso 2001-05 7042. ashley vavrek 2006-10 6383. ashley reed 2004-06 5284. erica rome 2001-05 4265. lori Smith 1988-93 3896. Maggie Britvec 1994-98 3397. Sebrina wilson 1987-91 2508. laurie Herrington 1989-93 2309. erin fantroy 2002-04 21910. Shelli Cannon 1992-96 216

three-Point PerCentaGe Player yearS 3FGm/3FGa 3FG%1. Carrie Baker 1987-89 65/145 .4482. erin fantroy 2002-04 94/219 .4293. lori Smith 1989-93 162/389 .4164. ashley vavrek 2006-10 248/638 .3895. ashley reed 2004-06 205/528 .3886. Stephanie Beason 2006-07 66/173 .3827. Kristen Gattuso 2001-05 258/704 .3668. lauren Streicher 2009-present 58/187 .3109. Sebrina wilson 1987-91 75/250 .30010. laurie Herrington 1989-93 64/230 .278*min 50 made

Career leaders Free throWs MadePlayer yearS Ftm1. lisa Monteleone 1987-91 5622. vicki Huffman 1980-84 5123. Kara Morris 1996-00 4804. lori Smith 1989-93 4385. ashley vavrek 2006-10 4286. nikki McGinnis 1993-97 3517. Jennifer wilson 1999-03 3488. Maggie Britvec 1994-98 3279. Kristen Gattuso 2001-05 30710. Shelli Cannon 1992-96 291

Free throWs atteMPtedPlayer yearS att.1. vicki Huffman 1980-84 8032. lisa Monteleone 1987-91 6993. Kara Morris 1996-00 6524. Maggie Britvec 1994-98 5895. Jennifer wilson 1999-03 5676. lori Smith 1989-93 5587. ashley vavrek 2006-10 5278. nikki McGinnis 1993-97 4909. vonda Shaw 1984-88 42910. Kristen Gattuso 2001-05 417

Free throW PerCentaGePlayer year Ftm/Fta Pct.1. ashley vavrek 2006-10 428/527 .8122. Molly Kiger 2005-09 239/296 .8073. lisa Monteleone 1987-91 562/699 .8044. lori Smith 1989-93 438/558 .7855. vickie Bostic 1981-85 231/97 .7786. Kristen Gattuso 2001-05 307/417 .7367. Kara Morris 1996-00 480/652 .7358. nikki McGinnis 1993-97 351/490 .7169. Shelli Cannon 1992-96 291/412 .70610. Sebrina wilson 1987-91 217/311 .698*min 200 made

reboundsPlayer yearS rBd.1. vicki Huffman 1980-84 12042. Sidney thomas 2002-06 10843. Kara Morris 1996-00 9424. nikki McGinnis 1993-97 8835. Jennifer wilson 1999-03 8806. lisa Monteleone 1987-91 8267. Beth Sedlar 1982-86 8098. Jackie Burks 1985-89 7859. rita rhodes 1983-87 76510. Molly Kiger 2005-09 690

assistsPlayer yearS aStS.1. vonda Shaw 1984-88 6452. vickie Bostic 1981-85 6283. erica rome 2001-05 5994. Sebrina wilson 1987-91 4505. Jodi wood 1989-93 4176. Jenna eckleberry 2004-07 4117. Kamela Meikle 1983-87 3568. Maggie Britvec 1994-98 3359. laurie Herrington 1989-93 32910. nikki McGinnis 1993-97 322

bloCked shotsPlayer yearS BlkS1. Beth Sedlar 1982-86 2062. Molly Kiger 2005-09 1803. Jennifer wilson 1999-03 1284. Jackie Burks 1985-89 1105. Sidney thomas 2002-06 1036. rachel Murray 2009-present 1007. tammy Klinkoski 1981-85 918. autumn anderson 2001-05 919. natasha ross 1998-01 8010. teresa Haggerty 1989-94 78

stealsPlayer yearS StlS1. nikki McGinnis 1993-97 2972. Maggie Britvec 1994-98 2803. vonda Shaw 1984-88 2364. Kristen Gattuso 2001-05 2295. vickie Bostic 1981-85 2236. Sebrina wilson 1987-91 2217. erica rome 2001-05 2198. Jodi wood 1989-93 2129. lori Smith 1989-93 18210. Kara Morris 1996-00 181

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1982 Vicki Huffman

1983 Vicki Huffman

1983 Vickie Bostic

1984 Vickie Huffman

1984 Teresa Wilson

1987 Vonda Shaw

1988 Vonda Shaw

1990 Lisa Monteleone

1991 Lisa Monteleone

1992 Lori Smith

1994 Teresa Haggerty

1995 Nikki McGinnis

1997 Nikki McGinnis

1997 Terri Lovejoy

1998 Kara Morris

1999 Kara Morris

2000 Kara Morris

2001 Jennifer Wilson

2002 Jennifer Wilson

2004 Kristen Gattuso

2005 Kristen Gattuso

2005 Ashley Reed

2006 Ashley Reed

2007 Danielle Cornish

2008 Danielle Cornish

2009 Ashley Vavrek

2010 Ashley Vavrek

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PointsPlayer year PtS.1. Kristen Gattuso 2005 7272. ashley vavrek 2010 6993. vonda Shaw 1988 6354. ashley reed 2006 5945. terri lovejoy 1997 5686. Kristen Gattuso 2004 5627. Kamela Meikle 1987 5408. Kara Morris 1998 5319. ashley vavrek 2009 51510. vicki Huffman 1984 499

sCorinG aVeraGePlayer year avG.1. vonda Shaw 1988 22.7 Kristen Gattuso 2005 22.73. Jennifer wilson 2001 21.94. ashley vavrek 2010 21.85. terri lovejoy 1997 21.06. ashley reed 2006 20.57. Kristen Gattuso 2003 19.48. Kara Morris 1998 19.09. vicki Huffman 1984 18.510. vicki Huffman 1981 18.2

Field Goals MadePlayer year FGm1. vonda Shaw 1988 2572. Kristen Gattuso 2005 2483. Kamela Meikle 1987 2384. vonda Shaw 1987 2135. Kristen Gattuso 2004 2106. ashley vavrek 2010 2067. terri lovejoy 1997 2058. Jennifer wilson 2001 1969. ashley reed 2006 19310. Danielle Cornish 2007 190

Field Goals atteMPtedPlayer year FGa1. Kristen Gattuso 2005 5632. terri lovejoy 1997 5353. ashley reed 2006 5184. vonda Shaw 1988 4715. ashley vavrek 2010 4696. Kristen Gattuso 2004 4557. Kamela Meikle 1987 4538. Jennifer wilson 2001 4469. vonda Shaw 1987 44310. Kara Morris 1998 427

Field Goal PerCentaGePlayer year FGm/FGa FG%1. Sidney thomas 2003 110/182 .6042. Jackie Burks 1987 169/296 .5713. Jackie Burks 1988 157/278 .5654. Sidney thomas 2004 134/238 .5635. lisa Monteleone 1991 143/255 .5616. Molly Kiger 2009 105/189 .5567. rachel Murray 2010 127/231 .5508. vonda Shaw 1988 257/471 .5469. Jackie Burks 1989 158/291 .54310. vonda Shaw 1986 172/325 .529*min 100 made

three-Pointers MadePlayer year 3-FGm1. ashley reed 2006 1162. Kristen Gattuso 2005 1043. ashley vavrek 2009 914. ashley reed 2005 895. ashley vavrek 2010 876. Kristen Gattuso 2004 737. Stephanie Beason 2007 668. ashley vavrek 2008 609. Kristen Gattuso 2003 53 Carrie Baker 1988 53

three-Pointers atteMPtedPlayer year 3-FGa1. ashley reed 2006 3052. Kristen Gattuso 2005 2763. ashley vavrek 2010 2364. ashley reed 2005 2235. ashley vavrek 2009 2046. lauren Streicher 2010 1877. Kristen Gattuso 2004 1848. Stephanie Beason 2007 1739. Kristen Gattuso 2003 16210. ashley vavrek 2008 150

three-Point PerCentaGe Player year 3FGm/3FGa 3FG%1. lori Smith 1990 40/84 .4762. lori Smith 1993 50/109 .4593. ashley vavrek 2009 91/204 .4464. Carrie Baker 1988 53/119 .4455. erin fantroy 2004 53/119 .4306. erin fantroy 2003 49/114 .4297. ashley vavrek 2008 60/150 .4008. ashley reed 2005 89/223 .3999. Kristen Gattuso 2004 73/184 .39710. lori Smith 1992 35/91 .385*min 30 made

Free throWs MadePlayer year Ftm1. ashley vavrek 2010 2002. lisa Monteleone 1990 1903. Kara Morris 1998 1634. vicki Huffman 1984 1575. lisa Monteleone 1991 1496. vicki Huffman 1983 1447. lisa Monteleone 1989 1438. terri lovejoy 1997 1309. vicki Huffman 1982 12810. Kristen Gattuso 2005 127

Free throWs atteMPtedPlayer year att.1. ashley vavrek 2010 2462. vickie Huffman 1984 2423. Kara Morris 1998 2264. lisa Monteleone 1990 2255. vicki Huffman 1983 2106. vicki Huffman 1982 2077. Maggie Brivtec 1998 2048. lisa Monteleone 1991 1859. lisa Monteleone 1989 18410. terri lovejoy 1997 183

Free throW PerCentaGePlayer year Ftm/Fta Pct.1. ashley reed 2006 92/104 .8852. lisa Monteleone 1990 190/225 .8443. ashley vavrek 2008 95/115 .826 lori Smith 1991 90/109 .8265. lori Smith 1992 123/151 .8156. ashley vavrek 2010 200/246 .8137. lisa Monteleone 1991 149/185 .8058. Molly Kiger 2007 91/113 .8059. ashley vavrek 2009 114-142 .80310. lori Smith 1993 123/157 .783 *min 80 made

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reboundsPlayer year rBd.1. Sidney thomas 2005 3572. vicki Huffman 1983 3533. rachel Murray 2010 3224. vicki Huffman 1982 3185. Sidney thomas 2004 3166. teresa Haggerty 1994 3077. Beth Sadler 1984 2888. rita rhodes 1987 286 vicki Huffman 1984 28610. nikki McGinnis 1995 269

assistsPlayer year aStS.1. vonda Shaw 1987 2072. vonda Shaw 1988 2053. vonda Shaw 1986 1954. Jenna eckleberry 2007 1935. vickie Bostic 1984 1886. Jenna eckleberry 2006 1807. erica rome 2005 1798. Sebrina wilson 1991 1719. vicki Bostic 1985 16910. Jodi wood 1992 161

bloCked shotsPlayer year BlkS1. rachel Murray 2010 1002. Molly Kiger 2006 73 Beth Sedlar 1984 734. Beth Sedlar 1983 625. Maggie Brivtec 1996 576. Jennifer wilson 2000 567. Beth Sedlar 1986 558. Jackie Burks 1988 499. Becky Burnell 1989 4610. teresa Haggerty 1994 41

stealsPlayer year StlS1. nikki McGinnis 1995 922. Sebrina wilson 1991 843. erin fantroy 2003 834. terri lovejoy 1997 815. andi Daniels 1998 806. vonda Shaw 1987 797. Maggie Brivtec 1997 778. Maggie Brivtec 1996 769. Jodi wood 1992 7310. vonda Shaw 1988 73

PointsGame: 50, ashley reed vs Columbia Union (12-4-05)Season: 727, Kristen Gattuso, 2004-05Career: 2,041, Kristen Gattuso, 2001-05

Field Goals atteMPtedGame: 31, Jennifer wilson vs west liberty (2-28-01)Season: 563, Kristen Gattuso, 2004-05Career: 1657, Kristen Gattuso, 2001-05

Field Goals MadeGame: 17, ashley reed vs Columbia Union (12-4-05)Season: 257, vonda Shaw, 1987-88Career: 738, Kristen Gattuso, 2001-05

Field Goal PerCentaGeGame: 100%, 11, Sheila fansler vs a-B (12-2-91);

Danielle Cornish vs. wv State (1-6-07)Season: 60.4%, 110-182, Sidney thomas, 2002-03Career: 56.8%, 437-770, Sidney thomas, 2002-06

Free throWs atteMPtedGame: 23, vicki Huffman vs California (2-6-84)Season: 246, ashley vavrek, 2009-10Career: 803, vicki Huffman, 1980-84

Free throWs MadeGame: 18, vicki Huffman vs California (2-6-84)Season: 200, ashley vavrek, 2009-10Career: 562, lisa Monteleone, 1987-91Consecutive: 30, ashley vavrek, 2008-2009

Free throW PerCentaGeGame: 100%, (14) ashley vavrek vs. wv State

(2-27-08) (12) lisa Monteleone vs Bluefield (2-20-90); (10) lisa Monteleone vs Glenville (1-29-90); (10) teresa Haggerty vs wv wesleyan (2-11-94); (10) Kara Morris vs Shepherd (1-21-98) (minimum 10 made)

Season: 88.5%, 92-104, ashley reed 2005-06 (minimum 80 made)

Career: 81.2%, (428-527) ashley vavrek, 2006-10 (minimum 200 made)

reboundsGame: 23, vicki Huffman vs wv State (2-3-82); Sidney

thomas vs Millersville (12-12-04)Season: 357, Sidney thomas, 2004-05Career: 1,204, vicki Huffman, 1980-84

assistsGame: 17, Jenna eckleberry vs. west Chester

(11-18-06)Season: 207, vonda Shaw, 1987-88Career: 645, vonda Shaw, 1984-88

stealsGame: 9, vonda Shaw vs west liberty (1-23-86); 9,

Jessica Parker vs Ohio valley (2-15-01)Season: 92, nikki McGinnis, 1994-95Career: 236, vonda Shaw, 1984-88

bloCked shotsGame: 11, Molly Kiger vs west virginia State (2-11-06)Season: 100, rachel Murray (2009-10)Career: 206, Beth Sedlar, 1982-86

GaMes PlayedCareer: 118, ashley vavrek, 2006-10Started: 116, Kamela Meikle, 1983-87

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liSa monteleone1990-91

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Top 30 Career Scoring leaders

no. name career Fr. So. Jr. Sr. total1. Kristen Gattuso 2001-05 329 423 562 727 20412. vicki Huffman 1980-84 383 428 496 499 18063. Kara Morris 1996-00 369 531 463 408 17714. lori Smith 1988-93 466 363 420 443 16925. vonda Shaw 1984-88 79 422 488 635 16246. ashley vavrek 2006-10 57 341 515 699 16127. Jennifer wilson 1999-03 329 482 404 324 15398. lisa Monteleone 1987-91 214 385 454 435 14889. nikki McGinnis 1993-97 263 460 347 389 145910. Kamela Meikle 1983-87 309 309 295 540 145311. vickie Bostic 1981-85 264 396 309 352 132112. Danielle Cornish 2004-08 65 382 440 432 131913. Maggie Britvec 1994-98 241 261 300 446 124814. Jackie Burks 1985-89 106 390 345 348 118915. Sidney thomas 2002-06 300 336 280 224 114016. rita rhodes 1983-87 104 336 330 333 110317. erica rome 2001-05 230 297 311 259 109718. Molly Kiger 2005-09 302 325 169 265 106119. leigh ann tustin 1985-89 232 366 215 226 103920. ashley reed 2004-06 427 594 102121. Donna Hopkins 1979-83 120 240 246 401 100722. Beth Sedlar 1982-86 302 351 66 285 100423. teresa wilson 1984-88 338 356 289 98324. Sebrina wilson 1987-91 86 316 186 329 91725. Shelli Cannon 1992-96 100 224 302 255 88126. laurie Herrington 1989-93 181 221 211 248 86127. Sheila fansler 1988-92 131 237 200 274 84228. tammy Klinkoski 1981-85 76 130 299 333 83829. erin fantroy 2002-04 428 394 82230. natasha ross 1998-01 231 276 295 802

noteS: terri lovejoy played her first 3-years at Concord College, where she scored 1,446 points, before concluding her career at fairmont State where she scored 568 points as a senior. for her college career, lovejoy scored 2,014 points to place her as the wviaC’s third all-time leading scorer.

all-Time rosteraabbuhl, Jessica 1990-91-92-93ammons, whitney 2001-02anderson, autumn 2002-03-04-05anderson, Meredith 1997-98-99aslop, Jill 1997-98

bBaker, Carrie 1987-88-89Bauer, Cindy 1984-85Beason, Stephanie 2007Bennett, Kelia 1988-89Berg, Jaime 1994-95Boczek, Kara 2008-09Boshkova, anna-Maria 2010Bostic, vickie 1982-83-84-85Bozovich, linda 1995-96Brivtec, Maggie 1995-96-97-98Brooks, Monica 2002-03-04Brown, Becky 2001-02-03-04Burks, Jackie 1986-87-88-89Burnell, Becky 1988-89

CCaldwell, Cathy 1986-87Campbell, Jenny 2004-05-06Cannon, Shelli 1993-94-95-96Carper, Kristin 1997-98-99-00Contraguerro, Heather 1995-96-97-98Cooper, Jacyln 1995-96Cork, Donna 1987-88Cornish, Danielle 2005-06-07-08Crump, Mel 1981-82-83Cyphert, Pam 1981-82

dDaniels, andi 1996-97-98-99Davis, Shalisha 2003-04Divita, talia 1999-00

eeckleberry, Jenna 2004-05-06-07edwards, lindsay 2003-04-05-06efaw, Connie 1987-88evans, roxanne 1987-88

Ffansler, Shelia 1989-90-91-92fanto, ann Marie 1981-82fantroy, erin 2002-03-04femia, Maria 2009-10fields, Crystal 1992-93-94finn, Shannon 1986-87fischer, Pam 1981-82floyd, Danielle 2009-10forsythe, tami 1988-89-90franceschini, rachel 1998-99-00franklin, Dana 1982-83fry, Karen 1981-82-83funk, lisa 1991-92

GGanoe, Martha 1986-87Gattowsky, Julie 2000-01-02Gattuso, Gabby 2008-09-10Gattuso, Kristen 2002-03-04-05Gattuso, Mo 2008-10Gaviglia, lynne 1999-00George, alana 2010Gesinger, rebecca 1992-93-94Ghilani, Dawn 1988-89Gilbert, lauren 2009-10Gordon, Kelly 1986-87Graunke, Danielle 2008Guell, Samantha 2007-08-09-10

hHaggerty, teresa 1990-91-93-94Hammond, Dayna 2005-06-07Hammond, tara 2005-06Harrison, Kelly 2000-01-02Heaven, Sandi 1985-86Hedrick, Jill 1995-96Henry, allison 1991-92-93Henry, Melissa 2007-08-09-10Herrington, laurie 1990-91-92-93Hickman, Stacie 1996-97Hivnor, Sarah 1993-94Hopkins, Donna 1981-82-83Huffman, vicki 1981-82-83-84Hughes, lisa 1986-87

kKazee, Christie 1994-95Kelch, Dawna 1983-84-85Keller, Carrie 1994-95Kelly, Shawna 1997-98Kiger, Molly 2006-07-08-09King, Karla 1983-84-85-86Kisner, Jenny 1997-98-99Klinkoski, tammy 1982-83-84-85Kosar, Brooke 1998-99-00-01

llambart, Jody 2001-02-03largent, Corrie 2000-01lee, Brittany 2009-10lee, Ketara 2002-03linger, Marilyn 1981-82lipscomb, lorri 1985-86longerbeam, Kelley 1991-92-93lovejoy, terri 1996-97luzdar, Stephanie 2003-04

MMacCallum, Shea 1998-99-00-01Main, Mindy 1982-83Mann, Jennifer 1994-95-96Martin, Cindy 1993-94-95Mathew, wendy 1986-87Mayfield, Jennifer 1994-95-96McCarty, Bethany 2003-04McClellan, erin 1998-99-01-02McCord, Kelly 1988-89McGinnis, nikki 1994-95-96-97Mcintosh, Debbie 1996-97-98-99Meeks, amanda 1993-94-95Meikle, Kamela 1984-85-86-87Merico, allyston 1998-99-00Merinar, Jamie 2006-07-08Mick, Stacy 1990-91-92Monteleone, lisa 1988-89-90-91Moore, Della 2000-01Morris, Kara 1997-98-99-00Muir, Holly 2006-07Murray, Jaclyn 2010Murray, rachel 2010

nnay, Kristina 1989-90-91-92neal, Kelly 1984-85-86-87nicholson, tiffany 2009-10nuzum, Misty 1990-91

oOates, Kristen 1998-99Onderko, Shannon 2008

PParker, Jamie 2005-06-07-08Parker, Jessica 1999-00-01-02Pollack, Carrie 1998-99-00-01

rrardin, leslie 1997-98reed, ashley 2005-06rhodes, rita 1984-85-86-87roberts, Shari 1981-82-83-84robinson, Maggie 2003-04rodes, Candace 2001-02rome, erica 2002-03-04-05ross, natasha 1998-99-00-01runser, Michelle 1985-86

sScritchfield, Kelly 1994-95Sedlar, Beth 1983-84-85-86Shaw, vonda 1985-86-87-88Simmons, Sasha 2009Skinner, Staci 2007-08-09Smith, alina 1994-95-96Smith, teresa 1991-92Smitherman, Courtney 2000-01Snyder, Kaitlin 2009-10Sprague, Sasha 1991-92Steele, Becky 1993-94Streicher, lauren 2009-10

tthomas, Sidney 2003-04-05-06toothman, Donna 1982-83turek, Kristen 1989-90tustin, leigh ann 1986-87-88-89

uUhl, trisha 2006-07

Vvaughters, vanessa 1991-92vavrek, ashley 2007-08-09-10vilaraza, Shilo 2001-02vincent, Mikell 1996-97-98

Wwalker, Kathy 1981-82-83wanichko, Samantha 2006-07-08-09wanichko, Shannon 2005-06-07-08warren, angela 1995-96waybright, Cara 2009weaver, tammy 1995-96-97westbrook, Cyndy 1981-82wetzel, Shannon 2002-03-04white, Kristina 1987-88williams, abbey 2003-04wilson, frances 1992-93-94wilson, Jennifer 2000-01-02-03wilson, Sebrina 1988-89-90-91wilson, Stacy 1988-89wilson, teresa 1985-86-87-88wimer, Katie 2005-06wood, Gwen 1992-93wood, Jodi 1990-91-92-93

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all-Time Scores1979-804-14 (.222) Mt. aloysius w, 68-38Potomac State l, 52-53wv tech w, 62-56west liberty l, 52-69Glenville l, 38-78a-B l, 49-72wv State l, 65-82Glenville l, 55-86Shepherd w, 82-73Salem l, 51-73Davis & elkins l, 41-79Charleston l, 65-103wv tech w, 77-52a-B l, 64-73Charleston l, 46-88wv wesleyan l. 54-76Salem l, 53-84Wviac tournamentwv State l, 68-73

1980-819-12 (.429) wv tech w, 58-41wheeling w, 63-59Glenville l, 58-95wv State * l, 63-66wv wesleyan l, 63-69a-B l, 58-68Shepherd w, 89-61Davis & elkins l, 54-68Salem w, 65-58wheeling w, 51-44Bluefield w, 57-50Concord l, 54- 62Bluefield w, 73-71Charleston l, 67-86wv wesleyan l, 63-68Glenville l, 75-80Salem l, 53-54a-B w, 72-56Davis & elkins l, 51-53Wviac tournamenta-B l, 53-54* forfeit win

1981-8217-8 (.680) Pittsburgh l, 29-65Bluefield w, 84-55Salem w, 79-59Glenville l, 51-56Davis & elkins w, 70-66west liberty w, 68-65wv wesleyan w, 61-59Shepherd w, 83-58a-B l, 60-66Concord w, 49-44Davis & elkins l, 44-59wv wesleyan w, 69-50a-B w, 72-56Salem w, 88-52

wheeling l, 48-58wv tech l, 63-76Bluefield w, 69-61wv State w, 75-63Charleston l, 58-85wv State w, 66-56Bethany w, 76-48edinboro w, 54-49Glenville (Ot) w, 59-54Wviac tournamentwv State w, 87-64Glenville l, 59-79 1982-8321-9 (.700) frostburg l, 63-66Pittsburgh l, 59-79edinboro l, 67-83frostburg w, 58-46Shepherd w, 64-39wv wesleyan w, 82-62west liberty w, 73-64Bethany w, 73-24w & J w, 81-31wheeling w, 71-56a-B w, 77-67wv wesleyan w, 68-65Charleston (Ot) l, 96-98Glenville l, 74-82Salem w, 81-39wheeling l, 49-70wv tech l, 67-76Bluefield w, 72-58Davis & elkins w, 62-53a-B w, 68-66wv State w, 74-66Concord w, 83-78wv State w, 79-57Salem w, 65-59Glenville w, 82-61Marietta w, 81-44Wviac tournamentSalem w, 69-49Bluefield w, 87-59Davis & elkins l, 52-57Glenville l, 53-65

1983-8423-4 (.852) Pittsburgh l, 53-100west liberty w, 77-58wv State w, 87-47Concord w, 71-49Bluefield w, 62-60Carnegie-Mellon w, 100-30Shepherd w, 82-71Salem w, 83-22a-B w, 73-55Glenville w, 72-57wv wesleyan w, 58-55Davis & elkins w, 66-65Charleston l, 74-84a-B w, 82-50

California w, 82-62wv State w, 64-59Glenville w, 73-70wv tech l, 52-68wv wesleyan w, 74-60wheeling w, 64-50Wviac tournamentConcord w, 65-64Bluefield w, 57-50Charleston w, 73-69naia PlayoffCharleston l, 64-90

1984-8517-10 (.630) wv State l, 67-72wheeling l, 74-80west liberty w, 75-47Shepherd w, 61-49edinboro (Ot) l, 78-80Point Park w, 74-47Marshall l, 55-78Charleston l, 63-72Bluefield w, 79-73wheeling w, 73-69Davis & elkins l, 46-73Salem l, 59-61a-B w, 70-55Glenville l, 58-67wv wesleyan w, 75-37Charleston w, 73-63a-B w, 59-39Concord w, 79-64wv State w, 80-70Salem w, 81-68wv tech w, 69-53wv wesleyan w, 74-66Glenville l, 68-70Wviac tournamentwest liberty w, 87-46Davis & elkins w, 73-60Bluefield l, 68-77Glenville w, 70-65

1985-8618-13 (.581) St. vincent w, 64-55wv tech w, 75-64Seton Hill l, 53-62St. Bonaventure w, 66-61wayne State l, 82-101wv tech w, 72-66Carlow w, 86-60Bluefield l, 74-88wv wesleyan l, 48-54a-B w, 89-70walsh l, 72-78wheeling l, 51-55a-B w, 86-73Shepherd l, 69-72wv State w, 65-55west liberty w, 79-66wheeling w, 70-61

Glenville l, 58-60wv tech w, 70-56Davis & elkins w, 68-66Salem w, 84-78Charleston l, 79-87Concord l, 61-67Glenville (Ot) w, 81-78Salem w, 89-56wv wesleyan l, 78-79wv State l, 58-61Wviac tournamenta-B w, 80-76Salem w, 64-59Bluefield l, 71-74Glenville w, 80-74

1986-8719-12 (.613)vs. wv tech l, 65-68vs. St. vincent l, 89-92 (ot)weSt liBerty l, 78-82 (ot)SHePHerD w, 69-66a-B w, 79-66at Marshall l, 60-83at Glenville l, 68-106SetOn Hill w, 87-82wv wesleyan l, 66-75at walsh College w, 89-70at Salem int’l w, 82-61at frostburg l, 82-86at Carlow l, 78-79

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Team recordsField Goals Made Game: 47, vs Carnegie Mellon (1-16-84) Season: 1,036, 1986-87

Field Goals atteMPted Game: 96, vs Carnegie Mellon (1-16-84) Season: 2,087, 1986-87

Field Goal PerCentaGe Game: 67.9%, 38-56 vs wheeling Jesuit

(1-8-90) Season: 49.6%, 1986-87

Free throWs Made Game: 34, vs edinboro (11-22-88); vs

Davis & elkins (2-20-95) Season: 532, 1991-92

Free throW atteMPts Game: 47, vs Marietta (1-2-92) Season: 808, 1997-98

Free throW PerCentaGe Game: 100%, 17-17 vs alderson-

Broaddus (2-2-06) Season: 76.4%, 2005-06

assists Game: 31, vs Columbia Union (12-04-05) Season: 611, 1986-87

rebounds Game: 73, vs alderson-Broaddus (1-6-82) Season: 1,362 (1999-00)

Personal Fouls Game: 40, vs California University (1-3-

96); vs wheeling Jesuit (1-8-90) Season: 618, 1991-92

FeWest Personal Fouls Game: 6, vs Bluefield State (1-29-83); vs

Pitt (11-19-81); vs wv wesleyan (1-28-94); vs Salem (11-30-83)

Season: 335, 1983-84

turnoVers Game: 38, vs wheeling Jesuit (1-8-90) Season: 582,1989-90

FeWest turnoVers Game: 4, vs wheeling Jesuit (2-20-06) Season: 375, 1984-85

Points Game: 120, vs Columbia Union (12-04-05) Season: 2,477, 1986-87

FeWest Points Game: 29, vs Pitt (11-19-81) Season: 1,040, 1979-80

Points GiVen uP Game: 107, vs wv wesleyan (1-07-02) Season: 2,332, 1986-87

FeWest Points GiVen uP Game: 22, vs Salem (11-30-83) Season: 1,308, 1979-80

weSt liBerty w, 70-65at wheeling Jesuit w, 76-75a-B w, 88-79wv tech l, 83-91DaviS & elKinS w, 103-57SaleM int’l l, 91-100 (ot)at Concord w, 74-72at Bluefield State l, 73-75at Point Park w, 78-53Glenville w, 93-75wv weSleyan w, 84-78wHeelinG JeSUit w, 82-78wv State w, 87-70CHarleStOn w, 83-76Wviac tournamentvs. wv tech w, 75-72vs. Concord l, 58-59

1987-889-19 (.341)at St. vincent l, 81-101wv teCH w, 61-54SaleM int’l l, 77-80 (ot)DyKe COlleGe w, 89-85at Seton Hill l, 64-73at thiel College l, 69-88frOStBUrG l, 74-76at Shepherd l, 73-77eDinBOrO l, 90-94at Central St. U. l, 44-93at Carlow College w, 102-47SaleM int’l l, 80-88at Marietta College l, 76-84Glenville State l, 82-87weSt liBerty l, 67-69walSH COlleGe l, 71-72at wheeling College l, 78-88at Davis & elkins l, 82-89at wv State l, 77-88wv teCH w, 101-64at Salem int’l l, 66-100BlUefielD State w, 87-84 (ot)COnCOrD w, 92-68at Grove City w, 77-61at a-B w, 99-83POint ParK w, 90-77at Charleston l, 71-98Wviac tournamentvs. Shepherd l, 65-81

1988-8911-16 (.447)wv teCH l, 74-92SaleM int’l w, 90-65at edinboro U. l, 75-92tHiel w, 85-60vs. Central St. U. l, 65-78vs. Clarion w, 71-65weSt liBerty w, 71-56SetOn Hill w, 74-69Salem int’l l, 84-85DaviS & elKinS w, 94-71at Dyke College w, 77-69St. vinCent l, 71-81at west liberty l, 64-82SHePHerD l, 60-62wHeelinG JeSUit w, 80-68SaleM int’l w, 59-46

wv tech l, 74-95wv State w, 81-70at wheeling Jesuit l, 69-80at Concord l, 73-76at Bluefield State l, 67-82at Glenville State l, 67-82at walsh College l, 22-35a-B l, 59-70at Point Park w, 63-61CHarleStOn l, 58-93Wviac tournamentvs. a-B l, 60-65

1989-9013-15 (.475)at thiel w, 85-81at Charleston l, 45-87at St. vincent l, 68-82weSt liBerty w, 80-71at a-B l, 64-66at Glenville State l, 79-104SHePHerD w, 77-71DyKe w, fOrfeitwHeelinG JeSUit w, 97-87SaleM int’l l, 71-76a-B w, 74-70at wv wesleyan l, 60-85at Shepherd l, 59-73at Davis & elkins l, 71-76at west liberty w, 84-83at wheeling Jesuit l, 69-83Glenville State l, 72-77wv teCH w, 67-49at wv State w, 77-59at Salem int’l l, 64-95BlUefielD State l, 61-69COnCOrD l, 71-86at waynesburg w, 86-73POint ParK w, 95-74wv weSleyan l, 68-72riO GranD w, 78-72Wviac tournamentvs. wheeling Jesuit w, 73-66vs. Bluefield State l, 68-77

1990-9120-8 (.714)at notre Dame w, 78-65at rio Grande w, 77-73at wheeling Jesuit l, 68-69at Ohio-Belmont w, 73-55St. vinCent w, 82-77at west liberty w, 70-55a-B w, 80-70wayneSBUrG w, 92-65wv wesleyan w, 73-59tHeil w, 73-43at Salem int’l l, 61-84wv weSleyan w, 84-67at a-B w, 77-48wHeelinG JeSUit l, 58-67SHePHerD w, 73-68DaviS & elKinS w, 92-54weSt liBerty w, 85-55at Glenville State w, 88-73wv tech l, 62-66 (ot)wv State w, 78-51SaleM int’l w, 87-61

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Fighting FalconsFighting Falconsat Shepherd w, 72-67at Bluefield State w, 64-60at Concord l, 76-92CHarleStOn l, 71-81Glenville State l, 70-79Wviac tournamentvs. Shepherd w, 83-80vs. Charleston l, 74-78

1991-9219-9 (.679)at St. vincent l, 56-77at east Stroudsburg w, 64-58at indiana University l, 59-81riO GranDe l, 74-78CalifOrnia l, 91-113at a-B w, 89-88at waynesburg l, 54-76SHePHerD w, 77-59wv weSleyan w, 80-67Marietta w, 73-72wv wesleyan w, 62-59SaleM int’l w, 73-67at Davis & elkins w, 72-54a-B w, 81-65at Shepherd w, 74-64at west liberty w, 82-72at wheeling Jesuit w, 72-70Glenville State w, 77-69wv teCH w, 78-67at wv State w, 85-65at Salem int’l l, 66-78BlUefielD State w, 81-63COnCOrD l, 67-69at Charleston l, 66-86at Glenville State w, 78-76weSt liBerty w, 72-60wHeelinG JeSUit w, 74-70Wviac tournamentvs. wheeling Jesuit l, 63-68

1992-9313-15 (.475)at indiana University l, 64-93at east Stroudsburg l, 61-88at California l, 55-75wv State w, 83-52at a-B w 66-54St. vinCent l, 62-82at wheeling Jesuit l, 58-76at rio Grande l, 62-85wv weSleyan w, 76-58at Bluefield State l, 65-70at Concord w, 67-62DaviS & elKinS w, 79-65at Glenville State w, 79-78at waynesburg l, 50-61SaleM int’l l, 82-87at west liberty l, 67-79SHePHerD w, 84-74wHeelinG JeSUit l, 59-65at wv tech w, 67-60a-B w, 74-60weSt liBerty w, 72-58Glenville State l, 79-83POint ParK w, 80-66at Salem int’l l, 62-65at Shepherd l, 72-84

CHarleStOn w, 76-70Wviac tournamentwv State w, 76-73vs. wheeling Jesuit l, 62-72

1993-9414-13 (.519)riO GranDe l, 74-101wv tech w, 84-67at Bluefield State l, 56-76at St. vincent l, 46-80GannOn w, 70-58a-B l, 77-82at Davis & elkins w, 82-78wayneSBUrG l, 71-82at Shepherd l, 76-84CalifOrnia w, 84-79at Salem int’l w, 65-59Glenville State w, 75-70at wv State l, 61-69BlUefielD State w, 67-58COnCOrD w, 69-60weSt liBerty l, 74-82at wheeling Jesuit l, 46-52at Glenville State w, 63-59at wv wesleyan w, 70-66SHePHerD w, 90-59at Charleston l, 72-78at west liberty l, 79-84Wviac tournamentwv State w, 70-67vs. Bluefield State l, 49-73

1994-9514-14 (.500)CHarleStOn l, 69-72SaleM int’l l, 63-71at Gannon l, 56-75vs. lincoln Memorial l, 70-80vs. wv tech w, 103-75a-B w, 68-56at Mercyhurst l, 65-87wayneSBUrG l, 72-75at Concord w, 74-56at California University l, 60-74Glenville State w, 67-54at Bluefield State w, 58-43wv wesleyan l, 38-60at wv State w, 71-52DaviS & elKinS w, 63-49at Shepherd l, 50-58wv State w, 78-49at wheeling Jesuit w, 67-58weSt liBerty w, 80-71at wv tech w, 87-71at a-B l, 58-75wv weSleyan l, 74-75at Salem int’l l, 62-84SHePHerD w, 70-43at west liberty w, 83-77wHeelinG JeSUit l, 80-85Wviac tournamentvs. Davis & elkins w, 99-64vs. a-B l, 65-76

1995-9614-14 (.500)OHiO valley w, 78-69BlUefielD State w, 81-51at Geneva w, 60-58GannOn l, 61-79at lincoln Memorial l, 63-67at a-B l, 60-71at Salem int’l l, 56-101a-B l, 65-76CalifOrnia l, 70-104at Glenville State w, 61-56COnCOrD l, 71-82at Bluefield State w, 61-59wv weSleyan w, 76-74SHePHerD w, 66-56at wv State w, 62-44wHeelinG JeSUit l, 64-57at west liberty l, 68-88wv teCH w, 66-64at Davis & elkins w, 48-47wv wesleyan l, 49-58CHarleStOn w, 83-77SaleM int’l l, 44-66at Shepherd l, 61-80wv State w, 68-51at wheeling Jesuit l, 57-82Wviac tournamentSHePHerD w, 68-58vs. Salem int’l l, 56-79

1996-9718-11 (.621)SHiPPenSBUrG l, 57-69riO GranDe l, 71-76POint ParK w, 72-65at Gannon Univ. l, 75-83SaleM int’l w, 70-63a-B l, 50-57at King College w, 69-49at elon l, 68-86at Mars Hill l, 56-81Glenville State w, 56-55at Concord w, 86-65BlUefielD State l, 47-60at wv wesleyan w, 79-56at Charleston w, 84-79at Shepherd w, 84-67wv State w, 97-35at wheeling Jesuit w, 74-64weSt liBerty l, 58-82at wvU tech l, 76-70at Davis & elkins w, 81-74wv weSleyan w, 74-72at Salem int’l w, 77-58SHePHerD w, 70-59at wv State w, 98-40wHeelinG JeSUit w, 69-66weSt liBerty l, 79-95Wviac tournament SaleM int’l w, 63-58vs. Bluefield State w, 71-59vs. west liberty l, 67-75

1997-9812-16 (.429)SliPPery rOCK l, 59-82Geneva w, 65-64at Salem int’l l, 65-69at virginia Union l, 67-85at Pfeiffer l, 71-73at Bluefield State l, 49-63eDinBOrO l, 56-68at Glenville State w, 54-49COnCOrD w, 60-55weStMinSter w, 58-44wv weSleyan l, 58-62CHarleStOn w, 74-62at a-B l, 60-90SHePHerD w, 60-54wv State l, 59-70wHeelinG JeSUit l, 61-73at west liberty l, 69-83wvU teCH w, 85-68at westminster w, 77-44DaviS & elKinS w, 98-81at wv wesleyan l, 66-69SaleM int’l w, 78-60at Shepherd l, 68-71wv State w, 86-55at wheeling Jesuit l, 69-84weSt liBerty l, 82-70Wviac tournamentvs. wvU tech w, 64-58vs. a-B l,71-84

1998-998-19 (.296)at Slippery rock l, 54-87at lincoln Memorial l, 48-86at Milligan l, 74-88SaleM int’l w, 66-59eDinBOrO l, 77-88a-B l, 59-69Pitt-JOHnStOwn l, 68-72Glenville State w, 70-54at Concord w, 69-56BlUefielD State w, 69-44wv wesleyan l, 63-78at Charleston l, 46-66at Bethany l, 72-74at Shepherd l, 69-81wv State l, 58-61wheeling Jesuit l, 64-84weSt liBerty w, 66-65wvU tech w, 64-55at Davis & elkins l, 58-76wv weSleyan l, 58-75at Salem int’l l, 49-76SHePHerD l, 56-72at wv State l, 56-53wHeelinG JeSUit l, 48-60at west liberty w, 71-54Wviac tournamentvs. wheeling Jesuit w, 53-50vs. west liberty l, 54-51

1999-0018-10 (.643)vs. Spelman University w, 65-42vs. appalachian Bible w, 95-36at Salem int’l w, 67-55at a-B w, 73-67BetHany w, 59-56at Ohio valley w, 77-70wv weSleyan l, 52-67at Glenville State l, 62-65COnCOrD w, 69-60at Bluefield State w, 70-45OHiO valley w, 91-70CHarleStOn w, 77-48SHePHerD w, 57-54at wv State l, 61-63wHeelinG JeSUit w, 71-67 (ot)at west liberty l, 66-78wvU teCH w, 90-51at Pitts.-Johnstown l, 48-68DaviS & elKinS l, 40-66at wv wesleyan w, 72-60CarlOw w, 61-41SaleM int’l w, 56-46at Shepherd l, 51-62wv State w, 75-63at wheeling Jesuit l, 67-77weSt liBerty l, 70-83Wviac tournamentvs. Salem int’l w, 71-54vs. wheeling Jesuit l, 50-63

2000-200115-13 (.536)COlUMBia UniOn w, 73-43at wayne State l, 42-49at Davis & elkins l, 49-71vs. florida Southern l, 57-93vs. lynn University l, 61-70Mt. alOySiUS w, 67-57at Columbia Union w, 66-54vs. UDC w, 64-48vs. Mansfield w, 70-57at Glenville State l, 34-63wv weSleyan w, 63-62SHePHerD w, 52-51at Concord w, 71-66at Ohio valley w, 70-64wHeelinG JeSUit l, 59-81weSt liBerty l, 65-72at Salem int’l l, 70-78a-B l, 58-65at Bluefield State l, 56-65CHarleStOn w, 75-67wv State l, 58-67at wvU-tech w, 67-52OHiO valley w, 62-41at wheeling Jesuit w, 62-59at west liberty l, 61-84SaleM int’l w, 72-52Wviac tournament BlUefielD State w, 63-62vs. west liberty l, 50-61

2001-200213-14 (.481)vs. UDC w, 67-42vs. Davis & elkins w, 56-52wayne State l, 47-58DaviS & elKinS l, 48-63COlUMBia UniOn w, 55-45wilBerfOrCe w, 72-54MOUnt Olive w, 81-55vs. five towns forfeit winvs. tusculum w, 69-68Glenville State l, 51-63at wv wesleyan l, 101-107 (4ot)at Shepherd l, 35-58COnCOrD l, 46-57OHiO valley w, 69-57at wheeling Jesuit l, 59-70at west liberty l, 35-92SaleM int’l w, 72-50at a-B l, 66-73BlUefielD State w, 80-60at Charleston w, 87-74at wv State l, 44-55wvU teCH w, 84-77at Ohio valley l, 66-76wHeelinG JeSUit w, 68-65weSt liBerty l, 57-77at Salem int’l l, 54-61Wviac tournamentat wheeling Jesuit l, 82-83

2002-200321-8 (.724)vs. USC Spartanburg w, 83-76vs. tusculum w, 62-51wilBerfOrCe w, 77-55COlUMBia UniOn w, 102-48at Davis & elkins w, 82-55at UDC w, 77-74at Mount Olive w, 67-59vs. virginia-wise w, 88-48vs. UDC w, 83-62at Concord l, 55-56at Glenville State l, 56-68wv weSleyan l, 74-78 (ot)SHePHerD l, 64-68at Ohio valley w, 62-57SOUtHern va w, 82-52wHeelinG JeSUit l, 80-91weSt liBerty l, 57-75at Salem int’l w, 64-52a-B w, 65-47at Bluefield State w, 57-48CHarleStOn w, 87-80wv State w, 72-61wvU-tech w, 63-54OHiO valley w, 70-55at wheeling Jesuit w, 73-69west liberty l, 67-85SaleM int’l w, 81-55Wviac tournamentwv State w, 81-57vs. wv wesleyan l, 62-69

2003-200421-8 (.724)vs. lincoln Memorial w, 71-64vs. lees-Mcrae w, 85-46wilBerfOrCe w, 77-49COlUMBia UniOn w, 82-51DaviS & elKinS w, 75-51at UDC l, 38-40Point Park w, 69-50COnCOrD w, 72-46Glenville State l, 58-62at wv wesleyan w, 74-73at Shepherd l, 68-70OHiO valley w, 65-29UDC w, 80-44at wheeling Jesuit l, 60-72SaleM int’l w, 73-60at a-B w, 93-66BlUefielD State w, 89-44Charleston l, 70-87wv State l, 78-83wvU teCH w, 91-69Ohio valley w, 88-56wHeelinG JeSUit w, 74-60weSt liBerty w, 68-52Salem int’l w, 67-50Wviac tournamentwvU teCH w, 83-46vs. Charleston l, 49-69

2004-00528-4 (.875)vs. Converse w, 77-56SiU edwardsville w, 60-58at. Slippery rock l, 58-56at Davis & elkins w, 79-64COlUMBia UniOn w, 100-53vs. west Chester w, 55-51vs. Millersville w, 100-53vs. alaska-fairbanks w, 61-59vs. alaska-anchorage w, 82-68St. PaUl’S w, 77-44vs. Columbia Union w, 98-53vs. ferris State w, 73-62at. Concord w, 61-56at Glenville State w, 74-65 (ot)wv weSleyan w, 73-61SHePHerD w, 79-59at Ohio valley w, 75-66wHeelinG JeSUit w, 71-59weSt liBerty w, 71-66at Salem int’l w, 83-50a-B w, 76-71at Bluefield State w, 83-50CHarleStOn w, 66-58wv State w, 69-57wvU tech l, 66-62OHiO valley w, 82-54at. wheeling Jesuit w, 75-53at west liberty w, 62-60SaleM int’l w, 72-53Wviac tournamentvs. west liberty l, 73-84ncaa east regionalGlenville State w, 60-57anderson l, 77-90

2005-0621-8 (.724)vs. St. Paul’s (va.) w, 80-53vs. anderson (S.C.) l, 71-63SliPPery rOCK w, 73-58DaviS & elKinS w, 78-56COlUMBia UniOn w, 120-62SetOn Hill w, 78-53at Bloomsburg w, 62-49at. St. Paul’s (va.) w, 76-62COlUMBia UniOn w, 80-49weSt CHeSter w, 64-52COnCOrD w, 59-52Glenville State l, 64-46at wv wesleyan w, 76-56at Shepherd w, 86-73OHiO valley w, 86-73at wheeling Jesuit l, 73-65at west liberty l, 62-60SaleM int’l w, 68-44at a-B w, 101-72BlUefielD State w, 87-61at Charleston l, 77-46at wv State w, 81-80 (ot)wvU teCH w, 82-45at Ohio valley w, 76-68wHeelinG JeSUit l, 74-66weSt liBerty l, 71-70 (ot)at Salem int’l w, 75-56Wviac tournamentDaviS & elKinS w, 78-54vs. west liberty l, 65-77

2006-0719-10 (.655)vs. Salem int’l w, 90-54vs. west Chester w, 90-72at findlay w, 62-57at Davis & elkins w, 74-40COlUMBia UniOn w, 98-38at Seton Hill w, 74-60BlOOMSBUrG w, 63-59at iUP l, 65-54SliPPery rOCK l, 44-52ClariOn w, 70-68weSt virGinia St. w, 87-53at wheeling Jesuit w, 73-56at Concord l, 62-77SaleM int’l w, 74-43SHePHerD w, 70-59#9 Glenville St. l, 69-78 (ot)at Bluefield St. w, 91-70at west liberty l, 42-69OHiO valley w, 84-79at Salem int’l w, 63-56wHeelinG JeSUit w, 68-56at Shepherd l, 46-59wv weSleyan l, 58-66at Ohio valley l, 68-80CHarleStOn l, 65-68at a-B w, 61-48weSt liBerty w, 73-60Wviac tournamenta-B w, 55-50vs. Concord l, 50-53

2007-0825-7 (.781)vs. King College w, 78-68vs. Coker w, 79-69at Slippery rock l, 58-61finDlay w, 67-64at wheeling Jesuit w, 66-58weSt liBerty w, 61-51inDiana (Pa.) w, 65-60ManSfielD w, 79-64ClariOn w, 82-75Pitt-JOHnStOwn w, 68-41a-B w, 68-65at Salem int’l w, 61-59wHeelinG JeSUit w, 63-51at Concord w, 49-45CHarleStOn w, 68-66wv State w, 75-57SHePHerD l, 51-56at Glenville State l, 51-66at wv wesleyan l, 62-74DaviS & elKinS w, 68-44at Seton Hill w, 63-60at Bluefield State w, 70-66OHiO valley w, 73-53at west liberty l, 48-62at Pitt-Johnstown w, 66-59at Shepherd l, 66-79SaleM int’l w, 60-59Wviac tournamentDaviS & elKinS w, 60-54vs. wv State w, 68-55vs. Glenville State w, 67-62vs. wv wesleyan w, 63-49ncaa tournamentvs. anderson l, 50-62

2008-200918-11 (.621)vs. armstrong atlantic l, 58-71vs. Gannon l, 65-71wHeelinG JeSUit w, 51-36SliPPery rOCK w, 70-60at west liberty w, 49-46at Clarion l, 56-68at Shippensburg l, 54-63laKe erie w, 65-59 (ot)UrBana w, 71-57at Pitt-Johnstown l, 58-60at a-B l, 38-58Glenville State w, 69-54wv weSleyan w, 62-53at wv State w, 69-58at Charleston l, 60-62COnCOrD w, 60-47at Shepherd l, 50-68at wheeling Jesuit l, 66-67SaleM int’l w, 95-34at Davis & elkins w, 75-70BlUefielD State w, 66-49at Ohio valley w, 75-60SetOn Hill w, 70-61weSt liBerty w, 64-60Pitt-JOHnStOwn w, 89-67SHePHerD l, 53-55at Salem int’l w, 100-45Wviac tournamentOHiO valley w, 67-50vs. Pitt-Johnstown l, 76-78

2009-201022-11 (.666)vs. Bluefield College w, 60-51vs. Milligan College l, 56-74SaleM int’l w, 83-34OHiO valley w, 78-47weSt liBerty w, 73-66at Concord l, 72-76SHiPPenSBUrG w, 77-69wvU teCH w, 77-41laKe erie l, 64-67at Bluefield State w, 98-37Glenville State w, 78-67at wv wesleyan l, 64-65at Seton Hill w, 60-54at wheeling Jesuit w, 75-53DaviS & elKinS w, 75-69 (ot)Pitt JOHnStOwn w, 70-58at Shepherd l, 68-74wv State l, 76-84at a-B w, 77-48at Ohio valley w, 81-42at Salem int’l w, 69-39wHeelinG JeSUit l, 77-83at west liberty l, 78-93SHePHerD w, 73-59at Pitt Johnstown w, 75-64CHarleStOn w, 86-76SetOn Hill l, 60-68Wviac tournamentwv State w, 62-57vs. Charleston w, 64-62vs. Shepherd w, 85-72vs. west liberty w, 85-78 (ot)ncaa tournamentat Gannon l, 65-92

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opponent record Pct. year Began last meetinganderson 0-3 .000 2005 50-62alaska anchorage 1-0 1.000 2004 82-68alaska fairbanks 1-0 1.000 2004 61-59alderson-Broaddus 32-21 .604 1979 77-48appalachian Bible 1-0 1.000 1999 95-36armstrong atlantic 0-1 .000 2008 58071Bethany 3-1 .750 1982 59-56Bloomsburg University 2-0 .1.000 2005 63-59Bluefield College 2-0 1.000 1995 60-51Bluefield State 28-13 .682 1980 98-37California University 2-4 .333 1984 74-104Carlow College 3-1 .750 1986 61-41Carnegie-Mellon University 1-0 1.000 1984 100-30Central State University 0-2 .000 1987 65-78Charleston* 15-23 .395 1979 64-62Clarion 2-1 .666 2007 56-68Coker 1-0 1.000 2007 79-69Columbia Union 11-0 1.000 2000 98-38Concord 20-13 .606 1981 72-76Converse 1-0 1.000 2004 2004Davis & elkins 27-12 .692 1980 75-69(ot)Dyke College 3-0 1.000 1987 77-69east Stroudsburg University 1-1 .500 1991 61-88edinboro University 2-7 .222 1982 77-88elon College 0-1 .000 1997 68-86ferris State University 1-0 1.000 2005 73-62findlay 2-0 1.000 2006 67-64florida Southern University 0-1 .000 2000 57-93frostburg State University 1-3 .250 1982 74-76Gannon University 2-4 .333 1993 65-92Geneva College 2-0 1.000 1995 65-64Glenville State 24-26 .480 1979 78-76Grove City 1-0 1.000 1987 77-61indiana University 1-3 .250 1991 65-60King College 2-0 1.000 1996 78-68lake erie 1-1 .500 2009 64-67lees-Mcrae 1-0 1.000 2004 85-46lincoln Memorial 1-3 .250 1994 71-64lynn University 0-1 .000 2000 61-70Mansfield University 2-0 1.000 2001 79-64Marietta College 2-1 .667 1983 73-72Marshall University 1-2 .333 1973 60-81Mars Hill 0-1 .000 1997 66-81Mercyhurst University 0-1 .000 1994 67-87Milligan University 0-2 .000 1998 56-74Millersville 1-0 1.000 2004 74-56Mount aloysius 2-0 1.000 1979 67-57Mount Olive 2-0 1.000 2001 67-59notre Dame College 1-0 1.000 1990 78-65Ohio University-Belmont 1-0 1.000 1990 73-55Ohio valley University 20-2 .909 1995 81-42Univ. District of Columbia 5-1 .833 2001 80-44University of Pittsburgh 0-3 .000 1981 55-100Pfeiffer University 0-1 .000 1997 71-73Pitt-Johnstown 5-4 .556 1998 75-64Point Park 9-0 1.000 1984 76-46Potomac State College 0-1 .000 1979 52-53rio Grande University 2-4 .333 1990 71-76Salem international** 48-24 .667 1979 69-39Seton Hill College 7-3 .700 1985 54-60Shepherd University 29-21 .580 1979 85-72Shippensburg University 1-2 .333 1996 77-69

opponent record Pct. year Began last meetingSiU-edwardsville 1-0 1.000 2004 60-58Slippery rock 2-5 .285 1998 70-60St. Bonaventure University 1-0 1.000 1985 66-61St. Paul’s 3-0 1.000 2005 76-62St. vincent College 2-7 .222 1985 46-80Spelman College 1-0 1.000 1999 65-41thiel College 3-1 . 750 1986 73-43tusculum 2-0 1.000 2002 61-52Urbana 1-0 1.000 2009 71-57USC Spartanburg 1-0 1.000 2002 83-76University virginia-wise 1-0 1.000 2003 88-48virginia Union 0-1 . 000 1997 67-83walsh College 1-4 .200 1986 22-35washington & Jefferson 1-0 1.000 1982 81-31waynesburg College 2-4 .333 1989 72-75wayne State University 0-3 .000 1986 47-58westminster College 2-0 1.000 1997 77-44west Chester 3-0 1.000 2004 90-72west liberty 29-31 .483 1979 85-78west virginia State 36-15 .706 1980 62-57wvU-tech*** 29-10 .744 1979 77-41west virginia wesleyan 24-22 .521 1980 64-65wheeling Jesuit. 32-31 .508 1980 77-83wilberforce University 3-0 1.000 2001 77-49

* formally Morris Harvey; ** formally Salem College and Salem-teikyo; *** formally v. va. tech

Series records

year record Pct. coach1. 1972-73 12-0 1.000 Marilyn neptune2. 2004-05 28-4 .875 Steve McDonald3. 1983-84 23-4 .852 Joe lambiotte4. 1971-72 11-2 .846 Marilyn neptune5. 1973-74 14-3 .823 Marilyn neptune6. 2007-08 25-7 .781 Steve McDonald7. 2002-03 21-8 .724 Steve McDonald 2003-04 21-8 .724 Steve McDonald 2005-06 21-8 724 Steve McDonald10. 1990-91 20-8 .714 Jim Brinkman

Top Ten Winning Seasons

overall Wviaccoach years W l Pct. W l Pct. Marilyn neptune (1969-74) 57 19 .751 52 19 .732 Jean ward (1975-78) 1 56 .018 1 51 .019 Dr. fran Maloney (1979) 3 14 .175 3 11 .214 Joe lambiotte (1980-84) 87 43 .669 68 29 .701 Jim Brinkman (1985-00) 224 200 .529 168 134 .557 Steve McDonald (2001- ) 203 93 .686 124 70 .639tOtalS 575 425 .575 416 313 .571

Coaching results overall Wvcyear coach W l Pct. W l Pct.1970 Marilyn neptune 4 2 .667 4 2 .6671971 Marilyn neptune 7 3 .700 7 3 .7001972 Marilyn neptune 11 2 .846 9 2 .8181973 Marilyn neptune* 12 0 1.000 11 0 1.0001974 Marilyn neptune 14 3 .823 12 3 .8001975 Marilyn neptune 9 9 .500 9 9 .5001976 Jean ward 0 12 .000 0 12 .0001977 Jean ward 0 12 .000 0 12 .0001978 Jean ward 0 13 .000 0 12 .0001979 Jean ward 1 19 .050 1 15 .0631980 Dr. fran Maloney 3 14 .176 3 11 .2141981 Joe lambiotte 9 12 .429 9 11 .4501982 Joe lambiotte 17 8 .680 14 6 .7001983 Joe lambiotte 21 9 .700 15 4 .7891984 Joe lambiotte** 23 4 .854 17 2 .8951985 Joe lambiotte 17 10 .630 13 6 .6841986 Jim Brinkman 19 12 .613 15 9 .6251987 Jim Brinkman 19 12 .613 16 7 .6961988 Jim Brinkman 9 19 .321 4 10 .2861989 Jim Brinkman 11 16 .407 5 9 .3571990 Jim Brinkman 13 15 .464 8 14 .3641991 Jim Brinkman 20 8 .714 14 8 .6371992 Jim Brinkman 19 8 .703 17 3 .8501993 Jim Brinkman 13 14 .481 12 8 .6001994 Jim Brinkman 14 13 .519 11 9 .5501995 Jim Brinkman 14 14 .500 11 8 .5791996 Jim Brinkman 14 14 .500 11 9 .5501997 Jim Brinkman 18 11 .621 15 6 .7141998 Jim Brinkman 12 15 .440 8 10 .4441999 Jim Brinkman 8 19 .296 8 13 .3812000 Jim Brinkman 18 10 .643 11 8 .5792001 Steve McDonald 15 13 .536 10 10 .5002002 Steve McDonald 13 14 .481 6 13 .3162003 Steve McDonald 21 8 .724 12 8 .6002004 Steve McDonald 21 8 .724 12 6 .6672005 Steve McDonald* 28 4 .875 17 2 .8942006 Steve McDonald 21 8 724 12 6 6672007 Steve McDonald 19 10 .655 11 7 .6112008 Steve McDonald** 25 7 .781 15 5 .7502009 Steve McDonald 18 11 .621 14 6 .7002010 Steve McDonald** 22 10 .686 15 7 681

*wviaC Champions, **wviaC tourney Champions

Tournament Champions year teams / Scores location1976 Marshall Univ. 75 vs. wv University 71 Buckhannon1977 wv University 67 vs. Morris Harvey 66 Buckhannon1978 Morris Harvey 96 vs. wv wesleyan 69 Buckhannon1979 Morris Harvey 99 vs. Davis & elkins 77 Buckhannon1980 Charleston 96 vs. wv wesleyan 76 Buckhannon1981 Davis & elkins 71 vs. wv wesleyan 62 Buckhannon1982 Charleston 89 vs. wv tech 74 Buckhannon1983 Charleston 81 vs. Davis & elkins 60 Buckhannon1984 Fairmont State 73 vs. charleston 69 Buckhannon1985 Bluefield State 85 vs. Charleston 73 wheeling1986 Charleston 71 vs. Bluefield State 68 Charleston1987 Concord 63 vs. Glenville State 51 Charleston1988 Charleston 75 vs. wv wesleyan 66 Charleston1989 wv tech 76 vs. Bluefield State 68 (Ot) Charleston1990 Charleston 75 vs. Bluefield State 57 Charleston1991 Charleston 62 vs. wv tech 61 Charleston1992 Charleston 56 vs. Bluefield 49 Charleston1993 Bluefield State 66 vs. wheeling Jesuit 48 Charleston1994 wheeling Jesuit 76 vs. Bluefield State 66 Charleston1995 Salem-teikyo 85 vs. west liberty 66 Charleston1996 Salem-teikyo 81 vs. west liberty 54 Charleston1997 west liberty 59 vs. alderson-Broaddus 57 Charleston1998 Charleston 85 vs. alderson-Broaddus 75 (Ot) Charleston1999 west liberty 70 vs. alderson-Broaddus 67 Charleston2000 west liberty 67 vs. Glenville State 56 Charleston2001 west liberty 73 vs. Glenville State 46 Charleston2002 Glenville State 54 vs. west liberty 50 Charleston2003 Glenville State 52 vs. west liberty 41 Charleston2004 west liberty 69 vs. Glenville State 68 Charleston2005 wheeling Jesuit 51 vs. Glenville State 42 Charleston2006 Charleston 81 vs. Glenville State 59 Charleston2007 Glenville State 69 vs. west liberty 44 Charleston2008 Fairmont State 63 vs. Wv Wesleyan 49 charleston2009 Charleston 64 vs. west liberty 59 Charleston2010 Fairmont State 85 vs. West liberty 78 (ot) charleston

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1977-79 Student-Athlete N/Awrestling

1986 Assistant Coach 6-41987 Assistant Coach 7-31988 Assistant Coach 7-2-2 wviaC Champions

1989 Assistant Coach 4-61990 Assistant Coach 5-4-11991 Assistant Coach 1-8-11992 Assistant Coach 4-61993 Assistant Coach 3-71994 Assistant Coach 3-71995 Assistant Coach 6-41996 Assistant Coach 6-4 wviaC Champions

1997 Assistant Coach 5-61998 Assistant Coach 5-51999 Assistant Coach 8-22000 Assistant Coach 7-3 wviaC Champions

2002 Head Coach 3-72003 Head Coach 4-62004 Head Coach 5-52005 Head Coach 4-62006 Head Coach 4-72007-08 Athletic Director two wviaC Championships & nCaa tournament appearances (women’s Basketball, Men’s Golf)

2008-09 Athletic Director wviaC Championship (Men’s Golf), wviaC Central title (Baseball), third in wviaC President’s Cup

2009-10 Athletic Director three nCaa tournament teams (Men’s & women’s Basketball, Softball), wviaC Community engagement winner

rustyelliott

athletic Director

as a Marion County native and a fairmont State graduate, no one embodies the passion of falcon athletics like rusty elliott. elliott, who has been associated with fairmont State for nearly three decades, was named athletic director in august of 2007.

last season, three fairmont State teams ad-vanced to nCaa Championships in historic fashion. the men’s and women’s basketball teams made it to the nCaa tournament in the same year for the first time in school history, and the softball team earned its first-ever nCaa tournament bid. in ad-dition to the on-field accomplishments, the nCaa released its graduation rate in January 2010 and fairmont State’s student-athletes boasted the top graduation rate of any school in the state of west virginia. in the Spring of 2010, the fSU athletic department was recognized as the wviaC win-ner in the nCaa Division ii’s Community engage-ment initiative for its efforts in the football season opener against Clarion that saw over 5,000 people make their way to Duvall-rosier field.

in 2008, elliott oversaw an athletic department that saw fairmont State finish third in the wviaC President’s Cup. the men’s golf team once again captured a wviaC title and advanced to the nCaa Championships, the men’s basketball team record-ed 20 wins, the softball team set a school record for conference victories and finished runner-up in the league and the baseball team captured the wviaC Central Division championship. in addition to the athletic successes, fairmont State student-athletes had unprecedented success in the classroom as the cumulative GPa for all student-athletes was 2.99. He also oversaw major improvements to the basketball arena with the installation of a state-of-the-art scoreboard and renovations to the feaster Center as fairmont State continues its commit-ment to a superior student-athlete experience.

in his first year as athletic director, fairmont State won a pair of conference championships in women’s basketball and men’s golf, with each of those teams advancing to the nCaa tournament. the football team, playing its first season on a brand-new playing surface, finished with a win-ning record and the men’s basketball team finished with 19 victories.

athletic Directorelliott guided the football program for five years

before accepting the athletic director’s position. in his last season as head football coach he landed six players on the all-wviaC first team – tied for most in the league. the falcons closed the season strong down the stretch, winning three of their last four. in his five seasons, elliott’s players earned first team all-conference honors 29 times.

elliott spent 15 seasons as an assistant coach for the falcons from 1986-2000, spanning the tenures of wally Hood and Doug Sams. in his first two seasons, he served as the wide receivers coach before being promoted to offensive coordinator in 1988. that season, the falcons were the west vir-ginia intercollegiate athletic Conference (wviaC) champions and advanced to the national associa-tion of intercollegiate athletics (naia) playoffs. He remained offensive coordinator for the next four seasons.

from 1994-2000, elliott coordinated the fal-cons’ defensive and recruiting efforts under Sams. the falcons won two wviaC championships (1996 and 2000) during those seven years. the falcons were conference runners-up in 1986, 1987 and 2005.

elliott served as the skill development coach for rich rodriguez at west virginia University during the 2001 football season before taking over the helm of the fairmont State program in the spring of 2002.

“this is home and this is definitely the place i want to be,” elliott says. “i want to be part of the development of this school, this community and this county. that’s a big part of my life, and i want to make this athletic program and this school a re-ally positive thing for the community.”

elliott also served as a temporary instructor in the School of Health and Human Performance and had done so for 11 years at fairmont State. elliott received his bachelor’s degree from fairmont State in 1979 and obtained his master’s degree from wvU in 1988.

He taught and was an assistant football coach at north Marion High School from 1980 until 1985. He served under head coach roy Michael at north Marion. the Huskies posted a 57-13 re-cord and won the state championship in 1980 and 1981. north Marion finished as the state runner-up in 1982. from 1981-86, elliott was the head wrestling coach at north Marion. His teams posted a record of 73-26 and won five state champion-ships.

He is married to the former Mary Jo thorne, and they are the parents of two daughters, Devan (15), and addie, (5), and two sons, ryan (13), and Kyle (10).

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raymond Bonnett

associate athletic DirectornCaa Compliance Officer

raymond Bonnett was named associate athletic director in January 2005. the fairmont State grad-uate also serves as director of nCaa compliance and is in charge of facilities and transportation for falcon athletics. in addition, Bonnett is the secre-tary of the fairmont State athletic association, is a voting member of the fairmont State Hall of fame committee and is a board member of the wesley foundation, as well as a member of several other campus and community committees.

He was first appointed to the compliance posi-tion in 1992 as fairmont prepared to transition to nCaa Division ii (from naia).

in addition to his duties, Bonnett served as head baseball coach for 10 seasons leading his teams to eight wviaC playoff appearances during that time.

He is a proud vietnam veteran after serving a four-year stint as a paratrooper in the 101st and 82nd airborne. following his service, Bonnett en-rolled at fairmont State where he lettered one year in football and two in baseball. He captained the baseball team both seasons.

Bonnett and his wife Judy each received de-grees from fairmont State. Bonnett also holds a master’s degree from west virginia University in teaching education.

Bonnett and his wife have four daughters, Sara, tonya Dawn, Karrie ann and Cassi rae, and a son, nicholas tyler.

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kristikiefer

Senior woman administra-tor/Student athlete advisory Committee advisor

Kristi Kiefer serves as associate athletic Direc-tor/Senior woman administrator (Swa) at fairmont State. in addition, Kiefer is the head coach of the competitive cheer program. She has also been employed by fairmont State for 17 years as an as-sistant professor in the Health and Human Perfor-mance department.

in the fall of 2004, Kiefer took on the roles of se-nior woman administrator and advisor for the Stu-dent athlete advisory Committee. the SaaC deals with issues for current student-athletes while also serving as a valuable component for community outreach for the athletic department.

Kiefer received a bachelor’s degree from fairmont State. as a student, she was also a cheerleader. She went on to receive a master’s degree from west vir-ginia University in Physical education-teacher educa-tion with an emphasis in Motor Development.

Kiefer has also spent nine years spanning two stints as head coach of the cheerleading team. the squad won its first national championship in 1995 under her guidance. in 2008-09, she returned to her coaching role as fairmont State made cheerleading a varsity sport. fairmont State finished second in the nation in the inaugural season, and last season added another national championship by winning in the all-Girl Division ii category.

Kiefer and her husband Jim reside in Bridgeport and are the parents of three children, Kash, Kylie, and Koby.

adamzundell

Director of athletic Media relations

adam Zundell begins his fifth season as fairmont State’s Director of athletic Media relations.

at fairmont State, Zundell is responsible for pro-viding information and news to the media and fans for all 15 varsity sports. Since his arrival in 2006, he has helped increase traffic at the official athletic website, fightingfalcons.com, and helped fairmont State become a league leader in providing audio and video for a variety of fighting falcon sports on the internet. Zundell has also spearhead marketing initiatives that have helped increase attendance and spark new revenue streams.

in 2008-09, the men’s and women’s basketball media guides were ranked among the top 20 in the country by the College Sports information Directors of america (CoSiDa).

in 2009-10, the fairmont State football media guide was rated third-best in the country by Co-SiDa. in addition, Zundell helped coordinate the award-winning community engagement initiative that was best in the wviaC and among the top 18 in the country.

Prior to coming to fSU, Zundell was an assistant media relations director for three years at the Uni-versity of Maryland. at Maryland, he was the prima-ry media relations liaison for men’s soccer, wrestling and women’s lacrosse. He received national awards from CoSiDa and the national Soccer Coaches as-sociation of america (nSCaa) for publications and articles he generated. He has worked with eSPn.com, CollegeSoccernews.com and topDrawerSoc-cer.com as a college soccer reporter since 2004.

Before working at Maryland, Zundell worked in the sports communications office at west virginia University while pursuing a master’s degree in pub-lic relations/integrated marketing communication. at wvU, he worked with men’s soccer, wrestling and baseball, providing coverage of home and away contests and managing game-day activities.

the fairmont native earned his bachelor’s degree from wheeling Jesuit where he was a four-time all-wviaC and three-time nCaa Division ii academic all-america performer in cross country, in addition to winning three individual conference titles in track.

Zundell and his wife Kelly are the parents of Drew (4) and tyler (2).

robertCable

Head athletictrainer

robert Cable is in his 21st year as the head athletic trainer at fairmont State University. in ad-dition to his duties of supervising athletic training for each of fairmont State’s 15 sports, the west vir-ginia wesleyan College and west virginia University graduate is also heavily involved within the athletic training community both regionally and nationally.

Cable was named nCaa Division ii trainer of the year in the summer of 2010 by th national athletic trainers association (nata). the honor recognizes

DonaldMoroose

faculty athletic representative

Dr. Donald Moroose serves as the faculty ath-letic representative for the fairmont State athletic Department. Moroose works with the athletic de-partment to help maintain academic integrity, in-stitutional control, student-athlete well being.

Moroose graduated from fairmont State in 1965 and received his doctorate in education at west virginia University. He is beginning his 38th year as an employee of fairmont State. He current-ly is a Professor of education, Senior level, teach-ing mainly graduate-level courses.

Moroose is involved with the growth of the graduate school for teachers and developing mas-ter’s degrees in the School of education. He is a member of the fairmont State athletic association and has helped to raise money for the athletic De-partment for nearly 25 years.

He is married with two children and five grand-children.

Mikerogers

equipment technician

Mike rogers serves as the equipment technician for falcon athletics and has worked at fairmont State since the 1971 football season. rogers also officiates local high school football, basketball, baseball, and softball.

as a fairmont State student, rogers played and lettered at quarterback for the falcons.

rogers is a resident of rivesville.

DaleneHorner

Program assistant

Dalene Horner serves as the Program assistant for both the Director of athletics and the Chair of the Department of Health and Human Performance.

DonnaTrickett

athletic accountant

Donna trickett has served as the athletic ac-countant since 2003. in her role, she handles all aspects of department purchasing and travel for all 15 sports as well as athletic department staff. an alumna of fairmont State, trickett began working on campus in 2001 in the office of the registrar. Donna

BarryBlizzard

Commissioner

founded in 1924, the west virginia intercollegiate athletic

Conference (wviaC) rates as one of the oldest leagues at the small-college level. the 16-member conference currently boasts the largest membership of any nCaa Division ii league.

the current membership includes alderson- Bro-addus College, Bluefield State College, University of Charleston, Concord University, Davis & elkins College, fairmont State University, Glenville State College, Ohio valley University, Shepherd University, west liberty State College, west virginia State University, west vir-ginia wesleyan College and wheeling Jesuit University. the University of Pittsburgh at Johnstown and Seton Hill University joined the wviaC for the 2006-07 sea-son. Pitt Johnstown and Seton Hill are the wviaC’s first out-of-state members since 1932.

the wviaC moved into the nCaa Division ii ranks in 1994 after a long affiliation with the naia. the con-ference was the only one in Division ii to place a team in the national quarterfinals in men’s basketball, foot-ball and baseball during the 1998-99 academic year. in 2002 the wviaC, along with two other conferences, became the first league to earn four bids to the nCaa Division ii Men’s Basketball Championship.

Commissioner Barry Blizzard, who has held the post since 1987, led the move into the nCaa. Blizzard, a native of Bramwell, west virginia, previously served as the athletics director at Bluefield State. the long-time conference chief has served in a variety of national leadership positions, including a stint as president of the Division ii Conference Commissioners’ associa-tion. He is currently the chairman of the nCaa Division ii nominating Committee.

alumni of conference members include west vir-ginia State’s earl lloyd (the first african-american to play in the national Basketball association), Salem in-ternational’s Cecil Underwood (two-term west virginia governor) and wheeling Jesuit’s John Beilein (current Michigan men’s basketball coach).

the conference’s basketball tournament is one of the longest-running events in collegiate hoops; the 70th annual event was held earlier this year at the Charleston Civic Center. attendance at the wviaC tournament ranks among the highest in Divi-sion ii. the conference also boasts a 10-station radio network for the tournament.

women’s sports were incorporated into the wviaC during the 1981-82 academic year as the west virginia intercollegiate athletic association was absorbed. Cur-rently, women’s championships are offered in softball, golf, tennis, track, basketball, volleyball, cross country and soccer.

Men’s championships are conducted in football, cross country, soccer, basketball, baseball, golf, tennis and track.

the league was recognized by the State Journal as one of “55 Great things about west virginia” in the magazine’s april edition. the wviaC is headquartered in Princeton, w.va.

WViaC

the outstanding efforts of a certified athletic trainer employed in a collegiate setting at a Division ii school. the nata selected Cable on the merits of his active community and campus involvement; vol-unteer service; national, district and state athletic training participation; promotion of the profession; and exceptional performance in the role of colle-giate athletic trainer.

Cable is a member of the nata District 3 Board of Directors. He has served the west virginia ath-letic trainers association (wvata) in numerous ca-pacities throughout his career, and is currently the president of that group. One of his top priorities as president of the wvata is licensure for all certified athletic trainers in west virginia. further, Cable is in his second term as president of the west virginia in-tercollegiate athletic Conference (wviaC) athletic trainers Committee.

in 2007, he was named the wvata “trainer of the year” for his willingness to go “above and be-yond the normal call of duty.”

Prior to coming to fairmont State, Cable was the head athletic trainer, head women’s softball coach and assistant women’s basketball coach at west virginia wesleyan College. His softball team made the school’s first trip to the naia national Softball Championship tournament in his final season.

Cable also spent time as a clinical athletic train-er at Medbrook Sports Medicine Clinic and adjunct professor of health and physical education at Salem international University. He also worked as an ath-letic training intern with the Baltimore Colts early in his career.

in addition to his athletic training duties, he also teaches in the Health and Human Performance De-partment.

Cable has been instrumental in expanding the training facility to over 1,300 square feet that was completed in the spring of 2008. the new training room is four times the size of the previous location and features include four small treatment tables, six large treatment tables and increased unobstructed floor space.

Cable is married to the former Jill Hinkle and they are the parents of two children, Courtney and Johnathan.

She is involved in all facets of planning and imple-mentation of athletic department initiatives, includ-ing season tickets and parking; facility use and scheduling; and office maintenaince. the fairmont State alumna began working at fairmont State in 1994 in the office of the registrar. Dalene and her husband Skip have two daughters, Brittany, a 2008 graduate at alderson-Broaddus, and Bridget, who will enroll at fairmont State in the fall of 2010.

the Horners reside in Mannington.

and her husband Mickey have two sons, adam and Jared.

the couple resides in fairmont.

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Doctor’s Foot Center (Dr. Rusty Cain) • Subway (Carol and Tiff Lazau)

Coach Mac’s Corner Presented by

Wilson Martino dental

coach Mac’s 12th annUalD.i.M.E. BaskEtBall caMp

aUGUSt 1 - 4, 2011

• DefenseIntensityMotivationEnthusiasm

• Open to girls ages 8-18

• Camp times: 5:30-9:30 p.m.

• 8-to-1 Coach-To-Camper ratio

• Staff comprised of current and

former Fairmont State men’s and

women’s basketball players

“We look at our camp as an opportunity to affect young people in a positive way. We want every camper to learn to help and respect other people. We spend a lot of time talking about life as well as learning the fundamentals of basketball. We don’t play a lot of five-on-five. What we do is we teach individually and through two-on-two, three-on-three and sometimes four-on-four situations.”

“the concept of having fun when you play the game of basketball along with learning fundamentals, i think, is the cornerstone of enjoying the game of basketball.”

“the game of basketball for women is improving every year, and i think the reason for that is that more and more kids are going to camps and applying the things that they’ve learned during the summer into the school year.”

For information call: (304) 367-4220 or visit: www.fightingfalcons.com

Documents

2010-11 Fairmont State Women's Basketball Media Guide