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Shippensburg has had seven conference players of the year since 1996, including five under head coach Kristy Trn.

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shippensburg Quick factsOfficial Name of University: Shippensburg University of PennsylvaniaMember: The Pennsylvania State System of Higher EducationLocation and Zip Code: Shippensburg, Pa. 17257President: Dr. William N. RuudUndergraduate Enrollment: 7,200Overall Enrollment: 8,400Founded: 1871Colors: Red and BlueNickname: Lady RaidersConference: Pennsylvania State AthleticOther Affiliations: NCAA Division IIActing Director of Athletics: Jeff MichaelsAthletics Office: (717) 477-1541Head Coach: Kristy Trn (Shippensburg ‘93/‘94M)Assistant Coaches: Jen Grassel (Shippensburg ‘05) Jack Schenzel (Shippensburg ‘95) Kirsten McBride (Delta State ‘09) Head Coach’s Office: 717-477-1543Head Coach’s E-Mail: [email protected] Court: Heiges Field House (2,768)Sports Information Director: Bill Morgal Office Phone 717-477-1201 E-mail [email protected] Fax 740-477-1253 Hotline 717-477-7678 Mailing Address Sports Information Office 1871 Old Main Drive (OM 302) Shippensburg, Pa. 17257 Web site www.shipraiders.com

table of ContentsGeneral Information About Shippensburg University .................................... 4 Academic Programs....................................................... 5 Academics and Athletics ............................................... 6 Academic Support Services for Student Athletes .......... 6 Athletic Administration ................................................ 7 Heiges Field House ....................................................... 8The Coaches Head Coach ...........................................................10-11 Assistant Coaches ........................................................ 12Season Outlook Roster .......................................................................... 14 Season Outlook ......................................................15-16Player Profiles Returning Players ...................................................18-25 Newcomers .............................................................26-30Season Review (2009-2010) Season Review ........................................................32-33 Season Statistics .......................................................... 34The PSAC Awards and Results ..................................................... 36 Individual Statistics ................................................37-38 Team Statistics .......................................................39-41 All-Time History ........................................................ 42Opponents ...................................................................43-46History Women’s Basketball at Shippensburg .....................48-49 Distinguished Alumnae ............................................... 50 Team Capsules .......................................................51-54 Lady Raiders in the NCAA Tournament ...............55-58 Lady Raiders; PSAC Championship Victories ........... 59 Record Book ................................................................ 60 Career Leaders ............................................................ 61 Single Season Leaders ................................................. 62Schedule .............................................................Back Cover

Shippensburg University of Pennsylvania, in compliance with federal and state laws and university policy, is committed to human understanding and provides equal educational, employment, and economic opportunities for all persons with-out regard to race, color, sex, age, creed, national origin, religion, veteran status, or disability. Direct requests for disability accommodations and other inquiries to the Office of Disability Services, Horton Hall120, Shippensburg University, 1871 Old Main Drive, Shippensburg, PA 17257-2299, (717) 477-1329.

Photographic credits: Photography by Bill Smith.

On the cover: Erin Varley (top); Caitlin Bamberger (bottom); Kasey Gardner (background); Caitlin Bamberger (back cover)

Press passes and all other media requests are to be directed to Bill Morgal, sports information director.

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AbouT SHippenSburg univerSiTy

General information• Founded in 1871 as the Cumberland

Valley State Normal School• Comprehensive regional public

university• Member of the Pennsylvania State

System of Higher Education• Located on 200 acres in southcen-

tral Pennsylvania

enrollment• 7,000 undergraduate students and

1,300 graduate students• 53% women and 47% men • 37% of our students live on campus• 94% of our students are from Penn-

sylvania

faculty• Student-faculty ratio: 20:1 and each

student has a faculty advisor• 91% of the 294 full-time instruc-

tional faculty members hold a doctorate or other terminal degree in their field

• Our faculty’s main focus is teaching. All classes are taught by faculty, not graduate assistants

accreditations• AACSB International• ABET (computer science)• American Chemical Society• Council for the Accreditation of

Counseling and Related Educa-tional Programs

• Council for Exceptional Children• Council on Social Work Education• International Association of Coun-

seling Services• National Council for the Accredita-

tion of Coaching Education • Middle States Association of Col-

leges and Schools• National Council for the Accredita-

tion of Teachers

academic Programs and opportunities• 75 majors and concentrations and

22 graduate programs• 3 colleges: Arts and Sciences, Busi-

ness, and Education and Human Services; plus a Office of Undeclared Students.

• Study abroad opportunities are available in dozens of countries. Find out more at www.ship.edu/international

• Internships, hands-on labs, graduate assistantships and more, SU helps you create opportunities for real-life experiences.

• Academic options include indepen-dent study and research internships, field experience, the Marine Science Consortium at Wallops Island, a 3+2 engineering program with two schools of engineering, 2+3 and 3+3 health science programs with pro-fessional schools, 2+2 allied health programs, and Army ROTC.

• Find a job or focus on a career with the help of Career Development Center and alumni career services.

facilities and Resources• Ezra Lehman Memorial Library

houses more than 2 million items and provides access to electronic resources which are accessible from your personal computer 24-7.

• Campus computer network has con-nections in every classroom, faculty office, and residence hall rooms (one for every student). Every student has an e-mail and a Web homepage account. Students can access their academic and scheduling records online. A wireless network is avail-able in many buildings on campus.

• 21 microcomputer labs (3 general and 18 with major specific software). Two labs are open 24-7.

student Life• The Student Services, Inc. adminis-

ters a $2.8 million budget and pro-vides a highly diversified program of student activities.

• More than 200 student clubs, organizations, honor societies and activity groups.

• Cultural and lecture series brings nationally and inter-nationally known persons to campus.

• 9 student housing facilities; all but one are co-ed. Rooms are double occupancy and have two high-speed computer connections. Seavers Complex houses six students in each unit. Stone Ridge Commons offers apartment-style living for two, four, or six students.

• Student services: University Counsel-ing Center, Career Development Center, Learning Center, Women’s Center, Multicultural Student Devel-opment Center.

• Etter Health Center provides 24-hour access to medical services.

athletics • Member of the Pennsylvania State

Athletic Conference and NCAA Division II.

• Intercollegiate sports: Men: baseball, basketball, cross-

country, football, soccer, swimming, track and field, wrestling.

Women: basketball, cross country, field hockey, lacrosse, soccer, soft-ball, swimming, tennis, track/field, volleyball.

• Intramural sports: Basketball, bowling, racquetball,

soccer, softball, street hockey, tennis, Ultimate Frisbee, volleyball

• Sports facilities include: outdoor tennis courts, indoor and outdoor track, two indoor swimming pools, squash and handball courts, a rehabilitation center, outdoor sand volleyball courts.

• 62,000-square-foot Student Recreation Building features an 8,000-square-foot fitness center, an elevated running track, racquetball courts, and four multi-purpose courts.

• 12-acre student recreation center includes: hockey rink; sand volley-ball courts; basketball courts; fields for football, softball, lacrosse, and rugby; exercise trail for rollerblading, biking, and jogging.

Costs/financial aid• Total estimated annual costs/

in-state: $15,056* per year for resi-dential students

• Total estimated annual costs/Maryland students: $22,430* per year for residential students

• Total estimated annual costs/out-of-state students: $23,800* per year for

residential students *Estimated annual costs include

tuition, fees, room and board (2010-2011). Average cost for books and supplies: $1200.

• Approximately 80 percent of undergraduates receive some form of financial aid, including grants, academic or athletic scholarships, loans, and student employment.

admission to sU• Prospective students must provide:

a completed application form, a $30 processing fee, official high school transcript*, recommendations*, and aptitude test results (SAT or ACT)*. The SAT essay score or writing sample will not be used in the admission decision, but will be used for English placement.

(*These must be sent by the high school, the College Board, or ACT.)

• Transfer students must submit col-lege transcripts.

• The Admissions Office operates on a rolling basis.

• The average applicant has a grade average of B or better and SAT score of 1050, for regularly admitted students.

• Successful applications display a student’s leadership ability, special talents and interests and a high school record of college preparatory courses.

• 71% of applying students are admit-ted.


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Undergraduate Major Programs of studyAccounting Applied Physics NanofabricationArt Computer GraphicsBiology Biotechnology Ecology and Environment Medical Technology

Pre-Law Students interested in a pre-law program may select any major. Typical curricula include Political Science, Business, English, and History.Health Professions Concentration Pre-Chiropractic Pre-Dentistry Pre-Medicine Pre-Optometry Pre-Pharmacy Pre-Physical Therapy Pre-Podiatry Pre-Veterinary MedicineAllied Health ScienceShippensburg University is affiliated with Thomas Jefferson University Jefferson College of Health Professions. These are 2+2 transfer programs unless otherwise indicated. Respective fields of study are: Bioscience Technology Nursing Occupational Therapy (2+3) P.A.C.E. Program (2+2, 3+3) Radiologic Sciences

Undergraduate Minor ProgramsAnthropologyBiochemistryCoachingEarly Childhood EducationEthnic StudiesGeographic Information ScienceGerman StudiesGerontologyInternational StudiesMusicPhilosophyReadingTechnical/Professional

CommunicationsTheaterWomen’s and Gender Studies

Graduate degree ProgramsAdministration of JusticeApplied HistoryBiologyBusiness Administration (MBA)Communication StudiesComputer Science Counseling College Elementary Mental Health Secondary Student PersonnelCurriculum & Instruction Biology Early Childhood Education Elementary Education English Geography/Earth Science History Mathematics Middle School Education Modern LanguageGeoenvironmental Studies Organizational Development and Leadership Business Communications Education Environmental Management Higher Education Historical Administration Individual and Organizational

Development Public Organizations Social Structure &

OrganizationPsychological Science Public AdministrationReading School AdministrationSocial Work (with Millersville)Special Education Behavior Disorders Comprehensive Learning Disabilities Mental Retardation

Certificate and Certification ProgramsAdvanced Studies in Business Advanced Counseling in

Marriage, Couples and Family Therapy

Applied HistoryGraduate Certificate of

Management Information Systems

Principal’s Certification K-12 Superintendent’s Letter of

EligibilitySupervisory I Certificate

Chemistry Biochemistry Medical TechnologyCommunication/Journalism Electronic Media Print Media Public RelationsComputer Science Computer Graphics Embedded Programming Related Discipline Systems ProgrammingCriminal JusticeEarth ScienceEconomics Business Mathematics Political Science Public Administration Social ScienceElementary EducationEnglish Writing Exercise ScienceFinance Personal Financial PlanningFrenchGeoenvironmental StudiesGeography Geographic Information

Systems Human-Environment Land UseHistory Public History

Human Communication StudiesInformation Technology for Business EducationInterdisciplinary ArtsManagement Entrepreneurship General Human Resource InternationalManagement Information SystemsMarketingMathematics Applied StatisticsPhysicsPolitical SciencePsychologyPublic AdministrationSecondary Certification Art English French SpanishSecondary Education Biology Biology/Environmental

Education Chemistry Information Technology for

Business Education Mathematics PhysicsSociologySocial Studies Economics Geography History Political ScienceSocial WorkSoftware EngineeringSpanishSupply Chain Management LogisticsPre-Forensic ScienceStudents interested in a pre-forensic science program may select any major. Typical curricula include Biology, Chemistry, and Criminal Justice.

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Shippensburg University shapes its athletic program to fit within the overall academic goals of the university—maintaining a balance between athletics and academics.

Since 1984, the university’s Office of Institu-tional Research has monitored the progress of our athletes in the classroom. The original study found that Shippensburg was ahead of many institutions in meeting the standards of Propositions 48 and 64—two NCAA resolu-tions designed to set minimum educational levels in collegiate athletes.

Proposition 64 of the NCAA established a minimum score of 700 in the SAT and a 2.0 grade point average in 11 core curriculum courses in high school. Proposition 48 carries these minimums even further and outlines availability of scholarships to freshmen athletes based on their school performance.

Incoming freshmen athletes show prepara-tion levels comparable to those of all incom-ing students. In 2009, the average SAT score for incoming freshmen athletes was 993, only slightly below the SAT average for new incom-ing students of 1013. Both groups average in the upper two-fifths of their graduating high school classes.

Today Shippensburg University athletes con-tinue to uphold the study’s findings. The qual-ity point average (QPA) for all athletic teams in 2009-10 was 2.51 on a 4.0 scale. The 10 women’s teams had a 3.10 overall average while the eight men’s teams averaged 2.51. This can be compared to the fall 2009 figures: the total student body QPA averaged 2.80, females were slightly higher at 2.92, and males were slightly lower at 2.67.

Shippensburg’s athletes continue to show high six-year graduation rates. Sixty-two percent of those receiving athletically related financial aid graduate within six years of enrolling. The 2009 NCAA Graduation Rate Report found that nationally, among public Division II schools, the graduation rate was 47 percent with ath-letes graduating at 55 percent. Retention stud-ies by the Office of Institutional Research and Planning show male athletes at Shippensburg graduated at 58 percent and those receiving athletically related financial aid graduated at 57 percent. In addition, female athletes graduated at 74 percent and those receiving athletically related financial aid graduated at a rate of 80 percent.

Since 1975, 41 athletes have earned Academic All-America honors and five athletes have earned NCAA Postgraduate scholarships. Many more of Shippensburg’s fine athletes have been nominated for these and other regional and national honors.

Although the academic standards are stringent at Shippensburg, the 20 athletic teams have won about 58 percent of all their contests since 1975. Twelve university teams have won 65 Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC) championships in the same period.

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2010 Spring Semester Student-Athlete Academic SummaryThe information listed below is based on 18 intercollegiate athletic teams. 432 student-athletes represented Shippensburg University during the 2010 spring semester.

• The semester QPA for all student-athletes was 2.96, men’s athletics was 2.69, and women's athletics was 3.23.

• Women’s Basketball compiled the highest semester QPA by achieving a 3.46. Seven additional teams earned a semester QPA of 3.0 or higher: Women’s Swimming (3.45), Women’s Volleyball (3.42), Women’s Cross Country (3.41), Women’s Field Hockey (3.31), Women’s Track & Field (3.29), Women’s Soccer (3.21), and Women’s Tennis (3.14).

• Six percent (26) of all student-athletes earned a 4.0 semester QPA.• Twenty five percent (108) of all student-athletes earned a 3.5 semester QPA or higher.• Fifty two percent (225) of all student-athletes earned a 3.0 semester QPA or higher.• Women’s Swimming and Women’s Cross Country compiled the highest cumulative QPAs, each team

achieving a 3.27. Six additional teams earned a cumulative QPA of 3.0 or higher: Women’s Volleyball (3.26, Women’s Soccer (3.21), Women’s Track & Field (3.22), Women’s Basketball (3.19), Women’s Field Hockey (3.16), and Women’s Tennis (3.15).

• Forty three percent (186) of all student-athletes have achieved a 3.0 or higher cumulative QPA. • Thirty four percent (147) of student-athletes made the spring 2010 University Dean’s List (3.3 GPA

or better).

Shippensburg University established the Office of Academic Support Services for Student-Athletes to provide the best possible resources for enhancing the academic experiences of student-athletes. Through the coordinator, a variety of academic assistance services are available, including academic advising support, academic progress monitoring, academic counseling and referral, and assisting graduating student-athletes in researching and pursuing employment and/or opportunities for graduate education.

The Office of Academic Support Services for Student-Athletes has strong links with the Learn-ing Center and other campus-wide programs to support the academic well being of student-athletes.

All student-athletes have the opportunity to participate in the CHAMPS/Life Skills program. This program is committed to promoting excellence in academics, athletics, career and personal development, and community service. In addition, all incoming first-year student-athletes have the opportunity to voluntarily participate in the PACES program. PACES (Personal, Academic, and Career Exploration Seminar) is open to all incoming undeclared first-year student-athletes who want to gain greater insight into campus majors, possible careers paths, campus resources, technology, scheduling concerns, and wellness issues.

The office provides advisement and a variety of programming options for all student-athletes to assist with balancing the demands of academic achievement and athletics success.

kurt dunkelCoordinator of Academic Sup-port Services for Student-Athletes

Kurt Dunkel is responsible for providing academic advisement, moni-toring academic progress, counseling

and referral, and assisting graduating student-athletes in researching and pursuing employ-ment and/or opportunities for graduate educa-tion. In addition, he directs the Study Table Program, Laptop Loan Program, and facilitates programming associated with the CHAMPS/Life Skills Program.

During his graduate studies, Mr. Dunkel com-pleted his practical counseling experiences at Shippensburg University's Counseling Center and at the Counseling Center at the Univer-sity of Edinburgh in Scotland. He received a MS in college counseling from Shippensburg University.

He has worked at Shippensburg in two other capacities previously. Most recently he has served as Academic Liaison/Counselor in the Academic Success Program. Dunkel also served as a mental health counselor in the Student Counseling Center.

Dunkel also enters his 13th year as a part time assistant coach of track and field and has coached over 100 conference placewinners and 14 All-American athletes. As a student athlete, Dunkel was an All-PSAC and All-American javelin thrower – finishing 2nd at the NCAA championships in 1997 and 1998. He lives in Shippensburg with his wife and two young sons.

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Carrie MichaelsActing Associate Director of Athletics/

Senior Woman Administrator

Carrie Michaels begins her third year as the acting associate athletic director and the senior woman administrator at Shippensburg Univer-sity. Prior to her appointment in September of 2008, Michaels had been serving as the interim coordinator of Academic Support Services for Student-Athletes since September of 2006.

As the academic support coordinator, Michaels was responsible for providing academic advise-ment, monitoring academic progress, coun-seling and referral, and assisting graduating student-athletes in researching and pursuing employment and/or opportunities for graduate education.

Under her watch, Michaels had directed the Study Table Program and Laptop Loan Pro-gram at Shippensburg while serving as an advi-sor to the Shippensburg chapter of SAAC.

Shippensburg University boasts one of the lead-ing Student-Athlete Advisory Committees (SAAC) in the United States and the organi-zation has thrived over the past two years. In 2008, SAAC raised more than $3,000 from the SU Athlete Auction and $4,500. Shippensburg University, through the SAAC’s efforts, was ranked fifth in NCAA Division II to donate to the Make-A-Wish Foundation.

Before coming to Shippensburg, Michaels served as the assistant to the Athletics Director at Slippery Rock University where she coordi-nated all academic support services for student-athletes, in addition to directing athletic fund-raising and camps and conferences.

Prior to that position, Michaels served as the Athletics Academic Coordinator and Assistant Women’s Basketball Coach. After her time in Slippery Rock, Michaels served as Commis-sioner of the Atlantic Women’s Colleges Con-ference (AWCC).

Michaels earned her bachelor of arts in psychol-ogy and criminal justice in 1995 at Duquesne where she also competed as a student-athlete in the sport of basketball. She earned her master’s degree in sport management at Slippery Rock in 2001.

She resides in Shippensburg with her husband, Jeff.

Jeff MichaelsActing Director of Athletics

Jeff Michaels was named the acting director of intercollegiate athletics at Shippensburg Uni-versity in June of 2009 to fill the vacancy cre-ated by the resignation of Dr. Roberta L. Page, who accepted a new position with the NCAA. The one-year appointment was renewed for the 2010-11 academic year.

Michaels, who joined the university as associate director of athletics in 2005, had been respon-sible for organizing and implementing all as-pects of NCAA rules compliance and education for the university athletics department. He will continue to assist his counterparts with these duties while representing Shippensburg Univer-sity in a variety of regional and national settings.

He has been the chair of the NCAA Division II Field Hockey Committee and a member of the Division II women’s lacrosse regional advi-sory committee. Michaels was also a facilitator for the NCAA Division II Leadership Academy for the past two years.

Prior to coming to Shippensburg, Michaels served five years as an assistant to the athlet-ics director at Slippery Rock University where he worked with compliance and facilities. He also spent five years as the sports information director at Lycoming College, a Division III school in Williamsport, Pa. Prior to Lycoming, Michaels served six months as Slippery Rock’s interim sports promotion and information di-rector, and one year as a graduate assistant in the same capacity.

Michaels earned his bachelor of arts in mass communication and political science from Ly-coming in 1992 and his master’s degree in ath-letics administration from Slippery Rock in 1993. In May 2009, he earned a master’s degree in sport management from California Univer-sity of Pennsylvania.

In addition to his almost 15-year involvement in college athletics, Michaels spent the fall se-mester of 1998 as an adjunct faculty member at the Pennsylvania College of Technology in Williamsport teaching an introductory course in broadcast communication.

Michaels resides in Shippensburg with his wife Carrie and is the father of two sons, Douglas and Drew.

ashley GrimmActing Assistant Director of Athletics

Ashley Grimm was named the acting assistant director of athletics at Shippensburg on July 1, 2010. Her responsibilities with the athletics de-partment will involve NCAA rules compliance and interpretation in addition to assisting in a variety of administrative roles.

For the past two years, Grimm has been an ath-letic department assistant and a graduate assis-tant women's basketball coach at her alma ma-ter, Clarion University. Grimm was a valuable resource to the athletics department in the areas of compliance and academic performance while organizing and administrating numerous events and fund-raisers.

As an assistant coach, Grimm was respon-sible for the majority of the scouting reports and game film review for the women's basket-ball program along with the supervision of the team's academic progress. She was a valuable practice instructor and also assisted with re-cruiting and gameday operations.

Grimm was a four-year letterwinner and start-ing point guard on the women's basketball team at her alma mater and graduated as Clarion's all-time assists leader with 569. She scored 807 points, collected 217 steals, shot 42 percent from the floor and 73 percent from the free throw line. Grimm was also a co-captain and letterwinner on Clarion's first-ever women's golf team.

As an undergraduate, Grimm was a two-year president of Clarion's Student Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) after serving as the organi-zation's vice-president as a sophomore. She also served as the vice-president of the student sen-ate during her senior year.

A gifted student, Grimm earned two PSAC Top 10 awards and two ESPN The Magazine/CoSIDA Academic All-District certificates among her numerous academic honors. She was a four-time PSAC Scholar Athlete and gradu-ated summa cum laude in 2008 with a degree in biology. After receiving a NCAA postgraduate scholarship, Grimm received her MBA in 2010.

Grimm, a native of Sugarloaf, lives in Shippensburg.

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fitness CenterIn addition to the rehabilitation center, Shippensburg University has a complete weight-training and fitness center inside the field house. The facility contains state-of-the-art equipment that benefits the athletes on campus and remains open more than 80 hours per week.

The facility is undergoing a complete renovation this winter and will be operational in February with brand new equipment specifically designed to enhance the well being of the student athletes on campus.

The cornerstone of Shippensburg’s recent con-struction is a brand new Student Recreation Center - an 8,000 square foot, two-level, fitness center with free weights and cardio machines. It houses a four-court gymnasium, an elevated running track, racquet and handball courts, and exercise and dance spaces.

training facilitiesThe scope and importance of sports medicine at Shippensburg University has shown rapid growth in recent years. In addition to upgraded facilities in Heiges Field House, the university completed the renovation of a sports medicine facility in Hender-son Gymnasium that primarily serves the women’s lacrosse, field hockey, and softball teams. Three full-time trainers oversee the training needs of 20 men’s and women’s athletic teams.

Rehabilitation CenterThe Etter Health Center provides essential health-care services for Ship-pensburg’s student athletes. Orthopaedic Associates of Chambersburg serve as the team orthopedic consultants. Wes Mallicone, director of sports medicine, supervises the first-aid, prevention, treatment, evalua-tion, and rehabilitation of injuries to approximately 600 student athletes. The sports medicine staff operates three coed training rooms on campus.

Student athletes to seek out the new techniques and care now available to them in the area of sports medicine. They continue to be surprisingly sophisticated in their knowledge of today’s sports medicine methods. The coaches are very supportive of Ship’s sports medicine program since strong and healthy athletes are at a premium.

athletics Weight RoomThe Athletics Fitness Center is a brand new weight training and exercise facility constructed exclusively for use by the student-athletes on the campus of Shippensburg University. The center features state-of-the-art equipment, including Precor Cardio products, six PowerLift stations, 12 different Cybex Eagle stations, a Cybex Modular station, numerous Hoist free weight stations, a plethora of weight and barbells and various medicine balls along with additional fitness resources.

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the CoachesHeAd coAcH KriSTy Trn

kristy trnHead Coach

Shippensburg ‘93-’94M

Twelfth Year

Kristy Trn enters her 12th season as head coach of the Shippensburg University women’s basketball team in 2010 as the winningest coach in Lady Raider basketball history. The two-time PSAC Western Division Coach of the Year has a career record of 195-122 overall and a mark of 78-58 in conference games.

Shippensburg has had seven winning seasons under Trn. The team has also posted three seasons of 20 or more wins and has advanced to the PSAC tournament eight times–winning PSAC championships in 2000 and 2001. She was named PSAC Western Division Coach of the Year in 2001 and 2002.

In Trn’s 16 seasons at Shippensburg as both the head coach and full-time assistant coach from 1994-present, the Lady Raiders have a record of 323-150 (.682), 12 winning seasons, eight 20-win seasons, eight NCAA Tournament appearances, seven PSAC championships, three NCAA East Region titles, three NCAA Division II Elite Eight appearances and a final national ranking of No. 2 in 1996.

In addition, the program has also boasted 22 All-PSAC divisional First Team selections, 11 Second Team selections, seven Athlete of the Year and five Rookie of the Year honors.

Shippensburg’s schedule has been highly competitive under Trn. In 2008-09, Trn guided the Lady Raiders to 12 victories while facing what was arguably the toughest schedule in the Atlantic Region – playing eight teams that advanced to the NCAA Tournament, including national runner-up Franklin Pierce, yet was ranked as high as No. 15 in the na-tion during the early months of the campaign.

In 2007-08, Shippensburg thrived with a combination of veteran leader-ship and young scoring threats, totaling a 19-9 record and advancing to the team’s second consecutive PSAC Tournament. Shippensburg led the conference in three-point shooting (38.6 percent) and assist-to-turnover ratio (0.92) while committing the second-fewest turnovers in the PSAC.

In the 2006-07 season, Shippensburg regained its standing as one of the top teams in the PSAC after finishing with an overall record of 17-11, improving by five victories from a disappointing 2005-06 campaign. A year after going 2-10 in conference play, the Lady Raiders went 7-5 in the PSAC Western Division to finish third and begin a new streak of consecutive PSAC Women’s Basketball Championship appearances.

The success of the program continued to flourish under Trn during the 2004-05 season as the Lady Raiders finished third in the highly compet-itive Western Division with an 8-4 record, the fifth time that the team has won at least seven conference games and finished in the top three. She also continued her success in developing and mentoring some of the top players in the PSAC as Shippensburg had two players named to the All-PSAC Western Division First Team and the Rookie of the Year.

In 2003-04, Trn led Shippensburg to a 19-11 record and an appearance in the PSAC tournament championship game for the eighth time in school history before losing to eventual national champion California (Pa.). The Vulcans finished the year with a 35-1 record with the team’s only loss coming at Shippensburg, 77-73, on Feb. 21, 2004. In 2002-03, the Lady Raiders finished fourth in the PSAC Western Division and in 2001-02, totaled the team’s eighth-straight 20-win season.

Two years earlier in 2001, Trn guided Shippensburg to its sixth consecu-tive conference championship, still, the only time in PSAC history that a men’s or women’s basketball team has won six-straight championships. The next closest team to challenge that mark was the California (Pa.) women who won three-straight from 2002-04.

Trn cAreer proFileYear Position Record Pct. Postseason1994-95 Asst. Coach 22-7 .759 NCAA Second Round1995-96 Asst. Coach 28-6 .824 NCAA Runner-up1996-97 Asst. Coach 25-5 .833 NCAA East Semifinal1997-98 Asst. Coach 28-4 .875 NCAA Elite Eight1998-99 Asst. Coach 25-6 .806 NCAA East Final

1999-00 Head Coach 24-6 .800 NCAA East Semifinal2000-01* Head Coach 28-5 .848 NCAA Final Four2001-02 Head Coach 20-9 .690 NCAA East Quarterfinals2002-03 Head Coach 13-15 .4642003-04 Head Coach 19-11 .6332004-05 Head Coach 17-10 .6302005-06 Head Coach 12-15 .4442006-07 Head Coach 17-11 .6072007-08 Head Coach 19-9 .6792008-09 Head Coach 12-15 .4442009-10 Head Coach 14-16 .467Head Coach 195-122 .615 3 Appearances (3-3)Combined 323-150 .683 8 Appearances (11-7) coAcHing credenTiAlSPSAC Western Division Coach of the Year (2001, ‘02)Eight NCAA Tournaments (1995, ‘96, ‘97, ‘98, ‘99, ‘00, ‘01, ‘02)Three NCAA Elite Eight Appearances (1996, ‘98, ‘01)PSAC Athlete of the Year (1996, ‘98, ‘99, ‘01, ‘08, ‘09)PSAC Rookie of the Year (1998, ‘01, ‘04, ‘05, ‘07)* Trn coached four Academic All-America nominees in 2000-01 mileSTone vicTorieS#1 • Nov. 19, 1999 vs. Georgian Court, 86-30#50 • March 9, 2001 vs. Pittsburgh-Johnstown, 80-70#100 • Feb. 10, 2004 vs. Pittsburgh-Johnstown, 83-61#150 • Feb. 19, 2007 vs. California (Pa.), 79-68

Also that year, the Lady Raiders were ranked No. 4 in the nation in the final Women’s Basketball Coaches Association (WBCA) Division II Coaches’ Poll, advancing to the program’s second-straight NCAA Tournament under Trn before losing to North Dakota in the national semifinals. Off the court, Shippensburg had a 3.401 team grade point average, the 18th highest on the WBCA Honor Roll and the only team from the East Region listed.

In Trn’s first year at the helm during the 1999-2000 season, the Lady Raiders won the PSAC Western Division championship as well as the team’s fourth-straight conference tournament title. Under Coach Trn, the women’s basketball team has also thrived academically - never holding a team grade-point average lower than 2.75 while compiling a grade-point average above 3.0 in five seasons.

A 1993 graduate of Shippensburg, Trn was a volunteer assistant coach for the Lady Raiders in 1994 before being elevated to a full-time assis-tant coach prior to the 1994-95 season. Trn received her master’s degree in administration of justice from Shippensburg in 1994.

As a player, Kristy (O’Hara) Trn scored 1,765 points, the fourth-highest total in school history. Her career free throw percentage of 78.8-percent stood for 11 seasons. Trn is also fifth in school history in rebounds (656), seventh in assists (348) and ninth in steals (180). She is the only player to have led Shippensburg in scoring, rebounding, assists, steals and blocked shots in the same season, a feat she accomplished during the 1992-93 season. Trn also held the Lady Raider single-game scoring record for 15 seasons, totaling 45 points on Feb. 11, 1993 against Cheyney.

In 1992 and 1993, Trn was named All-PSAC Western Division First Team after earning Second Team honors as a sophomore. As a ju-nior and senior, she was an All-Eastern College Athletic Conference


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Trn recordSRecord at Shippensburg 195-122 (11 years)Overall Record 195-122 (11 years)Home Record 115-35Away Record 67-76Neutral Record 13-11PSAC Record 78-58Non-Conference Record 70-42NCAA Tournament Record 3-3

by conFerencecarolinas-virginia Athletic (1-1)St. Andrews Presbyterian 0-1Pfeiffer 1-0

central Atlantic collegiate (7-0)Caldwell 1-0Felician 1-0Georgian Court 1-0Philadelphia 2-0University of the Sciences 2-0

central intercollegiate Athletic Association (3-3)Bowie State 2-1N.C. Central 1-1Shaw 0-1

east coast (4-0)Concordia (NY) 1-0Dowling 1-0Mercy 1-0New Haven 1-0

great lakes intercollegiate Athletic (1-0)Tiffin 1-0

gulf South (1-0)Delta State 1-0

independent (4-0)Columbia Union 2-0Longwood 1-0District of Columbia 1-0

lone Star conference (0-1)Northeastern State 0-1

north central intercollegiate Athletic (0-1)North Dakota 0-1

northeast-10 (3-1)Saint Rose 1-0Assumption 1-0Bentley 0-1Franklin Pierce 0-1Stonehill 0-1Sputhern New Hampshire 1-0

pacific West (1-1)Grand Canyon 1-1

pSAc eastern division (64-33)Bloomsburg 13-2Cheyney 10-2East Stroudsburg * 11-3Kutztown 9-5Mansfield 10-2Millersville 5-10West Chester 6-9

pSAc Western division (67-64)California (Pa.) 7-18Clarion 11-9Edinboro 7-13Gannon 0-2Indiana (Pa.) 8-13Lock Haven 15-3Mercyhurst 1-2Slippery Rock 18-4

Sunshine State (0-2)Florida Southern 0-1Tampa 0-1

West virginia intercollegiate Athletic (31-18)Charleston (WV) 3-3Davis & Elkins 1-0Fairmont State 1-1Glenville State 0-1Ohio Valley 1-0Pittsburgh-Johnstown 7-5Salem International 1-0Seton Hill 2-1Shepherd 7-2West Virginia Wesleyan 4-2West Liberty State 0-1West Virginia State 1-2West Virginia Tech 2-0Wheeling Jesuit 1-0

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ncAA diviSion i (1-1)Binghamton 0-1Longwood 1-0

non-ncAAunited States collegiate Athletic Association (1-0)Warren Wilson 1-0 * Shippensburg played ESU three times in 2009-10; one was considered a non-conference match.

by opponenTAssumption 1-0Bentley 0-1Binghamton 0-1Bloomsburg 12-2Bowie State 2-1Caldwell 1-0California (Pa.) 7-18Charleston (WV) 3-3Cheyney 10-2Clarion 11-9Columbia Union 2-0Concordia (NY) 1-0Davis & Elkins 1-0Delta State 1-0District of Columbia 1-0Dowling 1-0East Stroudsburg 11-3Edinboro 13-7Fairmont State 1-1Felician 1-0Florida Southern 0-1Franklin Pierce 0-1Gannon 0-2Georgian Court 1-0Glenville State 0-1Grand Canyon 1-1Hillsdale 0-1Indiana (Pa.) 8-13Kutztown 9-5Lock Haven 15-3Longwood 1-0Mansfield 11-4Mercy 1-0Mercyhurst 1-2Millersville 5-10N.C. Central 1-1New Haven 1-0North Dakota 0-1Northeastern State 0-1Ohio Valley 1-0Pfeiffer 1-0Philadelphia 2-0Pittsburgh-Johnstown 8-4Saint Rose 1-0Salem International 1-0Seton Hill 2-1Shaw 1-0Shepherd 7-2Slippery Rock 18-4Southern New Hampshire 1-0St. Andrew’s Presbyterian 0-1Stonehill 0-1Tampa 0-1Tiffin 1-0University of the Sciences 2-0Warren Wilson 1-0West Chester 7-8West Liberty 0-1West Virginia State 1-2West Virginia Tech 2-0West Virginia Wesleyan 5-1Wheeling Jesuit 1-0

(ECAC) selection and in 1993, Trn was an NCAA Division II All-East Region honoree and Honorable Mention All-American.

In 2003, she was inducted into the University’s Athletic Hall of Fame for her accomplishments as a player and was inducted into the hall of fame at Plum High School in 2007.

A member of the WBCA, Trn has previously been a voting member for the USA Today/ESPN/WBCA Division Coaches’ Poll. She and her husband John currently live in Shippensburg and are the proud parents of daughter Alyssa, born June 2006, and son Cole, born December 2007.


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Jen Grassel Assistant Coach

Shippensburg ‘05

Fourth Year

Former Shippensburg women’s bas-ketball standout Jen Grassel (Scaffidi) begins her fourth full season as the primary assistant coach to the wom-en’s basketball team at Shippensburg University. Grassel is integral to the team’s gameday preparations and assists the head coach with game and practice duties as well as travel ar-rangements, recruiting and scouting.

A native of Turnersville, New Jersey, Grassel spent the 2006-07 season as the assistant varsity coach at her high school alma mater, Washington Township, while also working as a ninth grade math teacher. As an as-sistant on the varsity squad, she helped lead the Minutemaids to a 21-7 record, an Olympic Conference championship and berth in the sectional semifinals.

Immediately following her playing career with the Lady Raiders, Grassel was an assistant coach at Shippensburg Area Senior High School during the 2005-06 season where she worked with the guards. As a player at Washington Township High School, Grassel was a two-year captain and 1,000-point scorer en route to earning All-South Jersey First Team and All-State Honorable Mention honors.

Grassel returned to Shippensburg in 2007 following a highly successful four-year career in which she earned two All-PSAC Western Division honors, including a first team selection in 2005. She is currently ranked sixth on the school’s career scoring list with 1,583 points and holds the school records for career and season free throw percentage. She gradu-ated in 2005.

For her career, Grassel made 405-of-510 attempts for 79.4 percent while as a senior during the 2004-05 season, she made 104-of-122 attempts for 85.2 percent. She is also the only player to total over 100 assists in four-straight seasons and lead the team in assists four consecutive years. Scaffidi concluded her career with 481 assists.

A Daktronics, Inc. All-East Region Second Team selection as a senior, Scaffidi is the only player since Trn during the 1992-93 season, to lead the team in both scoring and assists, a feat she accomplished twice as a sophomore and a senior. She played in all 114 of the team’s games during her four-year career, starting in 111 of them. During that time, the Lady Raiders had a record of 69-45, a winning percentage of 60.5 percent.

Grassel and her husband Mike reside in Lewisberry.

Jack schenzelAssistant Coach

Shippensburg ’95

Sixth Year

A 1995 graduate of Shippensburg University, Schenzel begins his sixth year as an assistant coach with the women’s basketball team.

Schenzel has more than 12 years of basketball coaching experience and has been an integral member of the Lady Raider coaching staff over the past few seasons. Whether on the sidelines during a game or as a dedi-cated instructor during practice sessions, Schenzel has added important

guidance to the team. During the 2007-08 season, he served as the team’s head coach for three games while coach Kristy Trn was away for the birth of her second child.

Among Schenzel’s experience includes four years as a high school assistant coach at Shippensburg Area Senior High School. With the Greyhounds, the boys’ basketball team won a Mid-Penn champion-ship and made three district playoff appearances. He was also a coach at Grace Baptist Temple High School in St. Albans, West Virginia during the 2002-03 season.

As a student-athlete at Shippensburg, Schenzel received a bachelor of arts degree in history in 1995. A member of the track and field team, he was named All-ECAC as a junior and senior. During his career, the Red Raiders won three PSAC championships in 1992, 1993 and 1995.

Schenzel currently resides in Falling Waters, West Virginia with his wife, Erin, and two boys, Aidan and Micah. In addition to his work with the women’s basketball team, he works as a large claims property adjuster for Erie Insurance.

kirsten McbrideAssistant Coach

Second Year

Former Delta State forward Kirsten McBride returns to the women’s basketball coaching staff as a graduate assistant coach. McBride graduated in 2009 with a degree in biology after completing a three-year career with the Lady Statesmen in which she made two consecutive Division II Final Four appearances and won three Gulf South Conference champion-ships while her teams compiled an overall record of 91-12.

McBride appeared in 103 games during her career at Delta State, total-ing 506 points and 291 rebounds over the course of three seasons. Along with her Lady Statesmen teammates, McBride specialized in outstand-ing defense, as Delta State ranked first in the Gulf South Conference last season and fourth in Division II by allowing opponents an average of just 52 points per game.

As a senior, McBride shot 52 percent from the field and appeared in all 37 of the team’s games, making 12 starts. She averaged 4.9 points and 3.1 rebounds per game to along with 15 minutes per contest.

At Delta State, McBride was a part of one of the most successful pro-grams in the history of women’s collegiate basketball. The Lady States-men have compiled the most victories by any team in Division II history and have won six national championships, 15 Gulf South Conference titles and 13 NCAA regional trophies.

McBride is one of three children along with brothers Leroy III and Corey. She is studying psychology at Shippensburg.


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no. name pos. yr. Ht. Hometown/High School12 Kasey Gardner F Sr. 5-8 Sharpsville/Sharpsville13 Erin Varley G Jr. 5-6 Bethel Park/Bethel Park14 Dana Wert G So. 5-7 Sewell, N.J./Washington Township (Georgian Court)15 Morgan Taylor G So. 5-6 Breinigsville/Parkland21 Raediah Lyles G R-Fr. 5-8 Pittsburgh/Shady Side Academy22 Kerry Conroy G So. 5-7 Oakland, Md./Northern Garrett23 Shawna Wert G So. 5-7 Sewell, N.J./Washington Township (Georgian Court)24 Codi McMaster G Fr. 5-8 Spring Grove/Spring Gove30 Ashley Giedemann G/F Fr. 5-10 Washington Township, N.J./Washington Township31 Monae Baker F/C Jr. 6-1 Manhattan, N.Y./East Stroudsburg North (UPJ)32 Sarah Strybuc G Fr. 5-7 Philadelphia/Archbishop Ryan33 Kaitlin Capriccio F Jr. 6-0 Hillsborough, N.J./Hillsborough35 Brianna Forde G Fr. 5-9 West Chester/Villa Maria Academy42 Lindsay Howard C Jr. 6-3 Forest Hill, Md./Fallston44 Jazmine Hall G/F Fr. 5-8 Philadelphia/Central45 Caitlin Bamberger F R-So. 5-11 Blandon/Fleetwood Head Coach: Kristy Trn (Shippensburg ‘93/’94M), 12th year at SU, 12th overall

Assistant Coach: Jen Grassel (Shippensburg ‘05), 4th year at SU

Assistant Coach: Jack Schenzel (Shippensburg ‘95), 6th year at SU

Graduate Assistant: Kirsten McBride (Delta State ‘09), 2nd year at SU

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13 Erin Varley VAR-lee21 Raediah Lyles RAY-dee-uh30 Ashley Giedemann GUY-duh-men33 Kaitlin Capriccio cuh-PREACH-io35 Brianna Forde BRY-anna / for-DAY

Head Coach Kristy Trn TURNAsst. Coach Jack Schenzel SHENZ-ullAsst. Coach Jen Grassel GRASS-ull


season outlook

Shippensburg women’s basketball has entered a new era.

There’s no way to single-handedly replace an All-American, especially one of the highest caliber such as Lauren Beckley – the PSAC’s all-time leading scorer. Despite losing a player of that stature, Shippensburg enters the 2010-11 campaign armed with a variety of talent and more depth at each key position.

The team returns eight letterwinners to this year’s squad, including Shippensburg’s lone senior, All-PSAC Eastern Division First Team selection and Daktronics All-Atlantic Region Second Team selection Kasey Gardner. After finishing third in the league in scoring last season and totaling 1,268 points through three years of play, Gardner was picked to the Pre-season All-PSAC Eastern Division Team.

Gardner will also be one of three team captains this season along with junior guard Erin Varley and redshirt sophomore forward Caitlin Bamberger.

Head coach Kristy Trn returns for her 12th season at the helm of the Lady Raider program and has compiled 195 career victories. She was instrumental this offseason in constructing a recruiting class that features eight newcomers: five true freshman and three skilled transfer players.

“Our practices have been extremely competitive in terms of the pressure that we are putting on each other,” Trn said. “I think what will be the biggest change for us this season is that we will have a little bit more balance in our scoring. Every person that steps out on the floor has a strength that fits into a different spot, so I think that we’ve addressed some of our needs.”

Overall, the squad features 16 players. Com-petition for playing time is fierce, as only five players can be on the floor at any given time.

“The thing that we’ve seen in workouts and practices is that competition has really been there,” Trn said. “It will certainly help to make us a better team.”

One of the team’s primary goals this season involves its desire to reach the PSAC Tourna-ment. SU has come up just short in each of the past two seasons but will be seeking to use its balanced offense and increased speed to rise well above the fifth-place prediction affixed to the team by the league’s coaches in the preseason poll.

baCkCoURtThe team will miss Sheila Wasser – a smart and loyal point guard that avoided mistakes and had 51 assists in 18 starts as a senior. She is finishing her schooling at Shippensburg after receiving a degree completion award from the NCAA.

Varley – one of the aforementioned captains of the team - has an unparalleled work ethic and has recovered from an illness that slowed her as a sophomore. She has appeared in 53 of the team’s 57 games in two years and compiled a positive assist-to-turnover ratio during that span, averaging 65 assists per season.

Sophomore Morgan Taylor was making a solid impression at point guard during her debut season before an injury limited her play in the second half. Through 15 games, Taylor made 12 starts, averaging nearly five points and three assists per game.

Fellow sophomore Kerry Conroy made an immediate impact last season, starting 29 of the team’s 30 games. She averaged 5.2 points per game and led the team with 91 assists, including 11 in the final home game of the year versus West Chester that marked the most as-sists in one game by an SU player since 2004.

The team is excited to see what redshirt fresh-man Raediah Lyles can do this season. Lyles had her debut season end after just five minutes due to injury. She is an athletic guard who can provide defensive pressure along with assistance on the offensive end of the floor.

Two impact sophomore transfers from Geor-gian Court – twin sisters Dana and Shawna Wert – bring instant playmaking ability to the backcourt. Shawna ranked 12th in the CACC for scoring as a freshman with 13.7 points per game while leading the team with 47 steals. Dana averaged 10.2 points per game herself and led her squad with 86 assists.

Perhaps most importantly, both play-ers are tenacious defenders. They will help Shippensburg improve their press breakout while also looking to force turnovers on the defensive end.

Several true freshmen will also be seeking to make an immediate impact. Brianna Forde has earned praise in the preseason and has the ability to play any of the three guard positions. Codi McMaster boasts great speed and a knack for driving to the basket. Sarah Stry-buc could be an impact defensive player for Shippensburg with her quickness and strength. Jazmine Hall was a solid player for Central High School in downtown Philadelphia.

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fRoNtCoURtGardner has scored 1,268 points through her first three seasons of competition and has been an outstanding presence for the Lady Raider basketball team. Through 85 career games, Gardner has averaged 14.9 points, 5.7 rebounds and 2.7 assists per game. She is one of just 17 players in school history to achieve 1,000 career points. Last season, she was third in the PSAC in scoring behind Beckley and Cal’s Brooque Williams while ranking 15th in rebounding and playing the second-most minutes of any player in the league.

Junior Kaitlin Capriccio has great potential but has battled injuries during her two years with the team. She appeared in 24 games dur-ing her debut season and 21 games as a sopho-more – flashing signs of greatness on both ends of the floor.

Bamberger is coming off a solid breakthrough season – a campaign in which she ranked third on the team in scoring during confer-ence games. She averaged 7.0 points and 5.8 rebounds per game against PSAC East oppo-nents - including two double-doubles and four games in which she scored 10 or more points.

Before January, the Lady Raiders will have also faced UDC – an NCAA tournament team two years ago – along with PSAC West power-houses IUP and California (Pa.). West Virginia Wesleyan, always among the WVIAC’s elite, comes calling in December along with Mer-rimack from the NE-10.

The mandated PSAC crossover schedule fea-tures road trips to Edinboro and Lock Haven in the first week of 2011. Clarion and Gannon visit Heiges Field House the next weekend. The Golden Knights reached the Final Four last season.

Shippensburg is in its third season as a member of the PSAC Eastern Division after spending 21 seasons in the PSAC West. Since joining the Western Division prior to the 1987-88 season, the Lady Raiders won six PSAC West titles, the most of any current Western Division team. The team’s divisional opener will be on January 12 against Kutztown.

Junior Lindsay Howard continues to make strides as a post player and has appeared in 39 games over the course of two seasons. She will add depth at the forward position.

Perhaps the most significant addition to the post will be junior Monae Baker, who joins the squad after two years at UPJ. Baker aver-aged 12 points and six rebounds per game last season with the Mountain Cats and im-mediately becomes a viable option down low for the Lady Raiders. Her size and strength should produce similarities to the impact that former Lady Raider Shanna Oaddams had for Shippensburg.

Freshman Ashley Giedemann is a native of Washington Township, New Jersey. She is a 5-10 forward who hopes to provide a solid scoring touch this season.

sChedULeShippensburg opens its season on the road at Shepherd before hitting the hardwood inside Heiges Field House for two tough regional games against Wheeling Jesuit and West Lib-erty in the annual Wolf ’s Bus Lines Classic.

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Player Profiles


Player Profiles


Year G-GS Min-Avg FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Off-Def Reb-Avg PF-DQ A TO Blk Stl Pts-Avg2008-09 2-0 9-4.5 0-2 .000 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 1-2 3-1.5 2-0 1 2 0 0 0-0.02009-10 25-8 408-16.3 31-87 .356 0-0 .000 45-72 .625 23-73 96-3.8 53-2 12 40 3 8 107-4.3Career 27-8 417-15.4 31-89 .348 0-0 .000 45-72 .625 24-75 99-3.7 55-2 13 42 3 8 107-4.0

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2009-10 (R-Freshman): Appeared in 25 games for the Lady Raiders during her first full season of competition…averaged 4.3 points and 3.8 rebounds per game…scored a career-high 13 points in a home contest against West Chester on Feb. 24…registered back-to-back double-doubles versus Kutz-town and Bloomsburg in January…thrived in conference play, ranking third on the team in scoring with 7.0 points per game while providing 5.8 rebounds per contest…averaged 22.0 minutes per game in conference play…recorded 12 assists, three blocks and eight steals for the season…named the PSAC Eastern Division Freshman of the Week on January 25 after posting 14 points and 16 rebounds in back-to-back games.

2008-09 (Freshman): Competed in two games before an early injury necessitated a medical redshirt…played a total of nine minutes and grabbed three rebounds at home in the season-opening Wolf ’s Bus Lines Classic.

Fleetwood High School: Totaled 934 total points for the Tigers while averaging 12.1 points per game…was a three-time member of the All-Berks Division II Team…named a three-time MVP, a two-year captain, and a four-year varsity starter…won four letters…also played volleyball and ran track.

Personal: Full name is Caitlin Renee Bamberger…is the daughter of Greg and Bernie Bamberger…majoring in human communication studies.

Caitlin bambergerR-So. • Forward • 5-11Blandon/ Fleetwood

Trn on bamberger

“I’m so excited to see what

Caitlin will do this season. She

has worked very hard to get

a handle on her injuries, and

is stronger and quicker this

season. Her footwork around

the basket offensively will

create many good opportunities

for her, and she is one of the

best post defenders on the

floor. I look forward to her

having a solid season.”

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Career highs

Points 13 vs. West Chester (02/24/10)Field Goals Made 4 vs. Bloomsburg (01/27/10), 4 at Kutztown (01/23/10)Field Goals Attempted 9 at Cheyney (02/27/10)Free Throws Made 7 vs. West Chester (02/24/10)Free Throws Attempted 10 vs. West Chester (02/24/10)Rebounds 10 vs. Bloomsburg (01/27/10), 10 at Kutztown (01/23/10)Assists 2 vs. Kutztown (02/20/10), 2 vs. California (Pa.) (01/10/10)Blocked Shots 1 (multiple occasions)Steals 2 vs. Bloomsburg (01/27/10)Minutes 39 vs. West Chester (02/24/10)


Player Profiles

Year G-GS Min-Avg FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Off-Def Reb-Avg PF-DQ A TO Blk Stl Pts-Avg2009-10 30-29 856-28.5 57-194 .294 21-78 .269 21-30 .700 29-106 135-4.5 74-3 91 132 4 24 156-5.2Career 30-29 856-28.5 57-194 .294 21-78 .269 21-30 .700 29-106 135-4.5 74-3 91 132 4 24 156-5.2

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kerry ConroySo. • Guard • 5-7Oakland, Md./Northern Garrett

2009-10 (Freshman): Made an immediate impact for the Lady Raiders in her first year with the team…started all but one game in a strong debut season…finished third on the team in scoring with 5.2 points per game…had 91 assists, the most recorded in a single season by a freshman in eight years, along with 24 steals…posted her first career double-double with 10 points and a career-high 11 assists in a home overtime game against West Chester… scored a game and career-high 15 points against West Virginia Wesleyan…corralled a career-high nine rebounds on three separate occasions…averaged 4.1 points, 4.0 assists and 3.7 rebounds per game in conference play…drilled 21 three-pointers, ranking third on the squad…named the PSAC Eastern Division Freshman of the Week on November 30 after 13-point, 5-assist, 5-rebound performance in an overtime win over Philadelphia in which she hit the go-ahead jumper.

Northern Garrett High School: Earned four letters while playing for the Huskies under head coach Dave Yoder…started on a team that won the state championship during her sophomore year…averaged between nine and 10 points, 6.9 re-bounds, four steals and four assists per game during her senior season…drew 22 charges during senior season…won Most Outstanding Defensive Player and team MVP awards as well as the Snowball Classic MVP award during her senior year…also played soccer.

Personal: Full name is Kerry Eileen Conroy…is the daughter of Pat and Kim Conroy…undeclared with her major.

Trn on conroy

“Kerry gained valuable

experience last season. This

season she will be looked upon

to use that experience and work

to become a more consistent

scorer on the offensive end,

while continuing to provide

her solid defensive pressure.”

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Career highs

Points 15 at West Va. Wesleyan (12/19/09)Rebounds 9 (multiple occasions)Field Goals Made 6 at West Va. Wesleyan (12/19/09)Field Goals Attempted 14 at West Va. Wesleyan (12/19/09)3-Pointers Made 3 vs. West Chester (02/24/10), 3 at West Va. Wesleyan (12/19/09)3-Pointers Attempts 7 at West Va. Wesleyan (12/19/09) Free Throws Made 5 at Fairmont State (12/21/09)Free Throws Attempted 8 at Fairmont State (12/21/09)Assists 11 vs. West Chester (02/24/10)Blocked Shots 1 (multiple occasions)Steals 4 vs. Salem Int. (12/04/09)Minutes 40 vs. Cheyney (01/30/10), 40 vs. Philadephia (11/24/09)


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Trn on capriccio

“Kaitlin is still working hard to

return from her ACL injury late

last season. Our hopes are

high to have her back on the

court by second semester.”

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kaitlin CapriccioJr. • Forward • 6-0Hillsborough, N.J./Hillsborough

2009-10 (Sophomore): Continued to develop as a post player for Shippensburg in her second season…shot over 40 percent from the field…took the floor for more than 21 minutes per game during the season…averaged 4.6 points and 2.8 rebounds per contest…scored a season-high 10 points against Slippery Rock…appeared in 21 games, making 17 starts…had at least two points and one rebound in 20 of her 21 appearances.

2008-09 (Freshman): Appeared in 24 games and made nine starts as a freshman for the Lady Raiders…averaged 3.0 points and 3.5 rebounds per game in her debut season…scored a ca-reer-high eight points and hit all six of her free throws against District of Columbia in the season opener…also had a team-high seven rebounds in the UDC game, sharing the honor with Lauren Beckley…concluded the season with 13 points and 13 rebounds over the final two games of the season against Kutztown and Cheyney…notched five or more rebounds in six games…totaled five or more points in seven games during the season…compiled 11 assists, seven steals and two blocks.

Hillsborough High School: Earned a leadership role as a team captain in 2007 and 2008…received the Star Player of the Year and MVP award in 2008…also won the Outstanding Female Athlete Award and received Second Team All-Conference honors in 2008…was an All-Area Honorable Mention recipi-ent in 2008…received All-Area Improvement Team honors in 2008…earned the All-Tournament MVP award 2008…won the Skyland Conference Delaware East Division Champion-ship in 2007…won the Somerset County Conference Title in 2006…earned four letters.

Personal: Full name is Kaitlin Mary Capriccio…is the daugh-ter of Frank and Kerry Capriccio…majoring in education.


Career highs

Points 10 at Slippery Rock (01/03/10)Rebounds 7 vs. West Chester (02/25/09), 7 vs. UDC (11/15/08)Field Goals 4 at West Va. Wesleyan (12/29/09)Field Goals Attempted 9 at West Va. Wesleyan (12/29/09)3-Pointers Attempted 1 (multiple occasions)Free Throws Made 6 vs. UDC (11/15/08)Free Throws Attempted 6 (multiple occasions)Assists 3 (mulitple occasions)Blocked Shots 1 (multiple occasions)Steals 2 at East Stroudsburg (02/14/09), 2 at Mercyhurst (01/02/10)Minutes 32 vs. Cheyney (02/28/09), 32 at Slippery Rock (01/03/10)


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kasey GardnerSr. • Forward • 5-9Sharpsville/Sharpsville

2009-10 ( Junior): Named to the All-PSAC Eastern Divi-sion First Team squad and the Daktronics Atlantic Region All-America Second Team squad…scored 566 points while starting all 30 games, an average of 18.9 points per game that was third-best in the PSAC…shot 46 percent from the field…made 51 three-pointers…performance ranks 10th in school history for the most points in a season…led the team in field-goal percentage (.458) and three-point percentage (.359)…played the second-most minutes of any PSAC player on average (36.7) while leading the team in offensive rebounds (61) and steals (59)…ranked second on the team with 87 as-sists…averaged 6.9 rebounds per game, the second-best on the team…became just the 17th player in school history to surpass 1,000 career points…selected as the PSAC Eastern Division Player of the Week on February 1 after totaling 40 points and 18 rebounds in two PSAC Eastern Division victories…put forth a virtuoso, near triple-double performance in a win at Mansfield, tying her career high with 28 points along with 10 rebounds and eight assists…thrived in conference play, averaging 20.5 points per game, shooting 45 percent from the field and 43 percent from three-point range…paced team as leading scorer in 10 games…posted double figures in 28 of her 30 games…racked up 20 or more points in 14 games, includ-ing a career high 30 in a win over East Stroudsburg…had at least three rebounds in every game...grabbed a season-high 15 rebounds at Slippery Rock.

Trn on gardner

“After her stellar junior year,

Kasey will be looked upon

as the leader and emotional

spark. As always she had a

great summer and preseason,

and looks primed to have

a stellar senior year.”

12Year G-GS Min-Avg FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Off-Def Reb-Avg PF-DQ A TO Blk Stl Pts-Avg2007-08 28-28 971-34.7 117-273 .429 37-93 .398 69-96 .719 40-106 146-5.2 73-1 72 94 1 37 340-12.12008-09 27-26 921-34.1 120-331 .363 50-141 .355 72-101 .713 40-93 133-4.9 88-3 77 119 2 30 362-13.42009-10 30-30 1102-36.7 196-428 .458 51-142 .359 123-166 .741 61-147 208-6.9 81-3 87 131 1 59 566-18.9Career 85-84 2994-35.2 433-1032 .420 138-376 .367 264-363 .727 141-346 487-5.7 242-7 236 344 4 126 1268-14.9

Career highs

Points 30 vs. ESU (02/13/10)Rebounds 15 at Slippery Rock (01/03/10)Field Goals 10 (multiple occasions)Field Goals Attempted 22 at California (Pa.) (12/11/09)3-Pointers Made 6 at Indiana (Pa.) (01/30/08)3-Pointers Attempted 8 (multiple occasions)Free Throws Made 11 at ESU (01/16/10)Free Throws Attempted 14 at ESU (01/16/09)Assists 8 vs. Kutztown (02/20/10), 8 at Mansfield (02/06/10)Blocked Shots 1 (multiple occasions)Steals 5 (multiple occasions)Minutes 47 vs. Cheyney (01/30/10)

2008-09 (Sophomore): Maintained her dominant presence in the low block for Shippensburg in her second full season with the team…led the team in steals (30), while ranking second on the squad in points per game (13.4), rebounds per game (4.9), assists (77), and three-point field goals (50)…shot 36 percent from distance and totaled 133 rebounds…averaged 34.1 minutes per contest and started in 26 games…converted 71 percent of her free-throw attempts (72-of-101)…ranked 21st in the PSAC for scoring…increased her career-high to 28 points in a home match against Kutztown…totaled 20 or more points on six occasions and posted double figures in 18 of the 27 games during the season, including 14 consecutive contests from December 29 through January 24…served as the team’s leader in points for five contests during the season…dropped 22 or more points in three of the first four games of the season…posted double-digit rebounds on two occasions, including a career-high 12 boards in the second game of the season against Charleston.

2007-08 (Freshman): Completed her debut season as a six-time PSAC Western Division Rookie of the Week selection…named to the All-PSAC Western Division Second Team squad…finished the season averaging 13.1 points and 5.1 rebounds per game and was second among all PSAC freshman in scoring and third in rebounding…averaged 14.6 points per contest in PSAC Western Division games…led the team in scoring four times and scored 20 or more points three times…scored a career-high 27 points in a home victory over IUP on February 27…in three games against PSAC Champion IUP, she averaged 18.0 points and totaled 11 three pointers…delivered 2.6 assists per game.

Sharpsville High School: Four-time letter winner for coach Jeff Hanley at Sharpsville High School…concluded her career with 1,445 points and 731 rebounds, finishing with a field-goal percentage of 46 percent…named a Region One All Star, and honored as Third Team All-State…received All-District 10 Region 1 honors for three consecutive seasons…also totaled 204 assists, 177 steals and 104 three-point field goals…also competed for the volleyball and track teams.

Personal: Full name is Kasey Janine Gardner…is the daughter of Kim and Tim Gardner…majoring in criminal justice.


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Trn on Howard

“Lindsay had a phenomenal

summer, but has been dealing

with the effects of mono

from early August. She is

continuing to gain her strength

back, and is beginning to

show a new determination on

the floor. I see her providing

valuable contributions

from the post position.”

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Lindsay howardJr. • Center • 6-3Forest Hill, Md./Fallston

2009-10 (Sophomore): Made strides as a post player during her second season with the team…appeared in 16 games dur-ing the season…totaled 24 points and 15 rebounds overall…blocked six shots…shot 86 percent from the free-throw line…achieved a season-high five points and four rebounds in a road match against West Chester…contributed points in eight games.

2008-09 (Freshman): Appeared in 23 games for the Lady Raiders as a freshman…served as a valuable reserve forward…averaged just over one point and one rebound per game in 5.8 minutes per contest…scored a career-best six points vs. West Virginia Wesleyan…grabbed a career-high four rebounds twice, once versus Franklin Pierce and once again versus Kutztown…converted 72 percent of her free-throw attempts…ranked fourth on the team with seven blocks.

Fallston High School: Earned 749 career points, 148 career blocks, and 510 career rebounds…averaged 10.6 points per game as a senior…the Fallston women’s basketball team won the UCBA conference in all three years in which she participated…earned a UCBA All-Star award as a senior…won a spot on the First Team All-County during two years of competition…received Second Team All-Metro honors as a senior…won three letters and also earned two letters for women’s soccer.

Personal: Full name is Lindsay Anne Howard…is the daughter of Marvin and Kathy Howard…majoring in exercise science.

Career highs

Points 6 vs. West Va. Wesleyan (12/03/08)Rebounds 4 (multiple occasions)Field Goals 2 (multiple occasions)Field Goals Attempted 3 (multiple occasions)Free Throws Made 3 at West Chester (02/03/10)Free Throws Attempted 3 at West Chester (02/03/10)Assists 1 (multiple occasions)Blocked Shots 2 at West Chester (02/03/10)Steals 1 at Mansfield (02/06/10)Minutes 20 at West Chester (02/03/10)



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Raediah LylesR-Fr. • Guard • 5-8Pittsburgh/Shady Side Academy

2009-10 (Freshman): Played five minutes in the season opener but was forced to take a medical redshirt due to an injury.

Shady Side Academy: Earned four letters at Shady Side Acad-emy…played for head coach Amy Jo Szlachetka…averaged 14 points and five rebounds per game for her career…named to All-Section team her senior year...named to the “Finest Fif-teen” for three seasons…was a team captain for two seasons…also competed in track and field.

Personal : Full name is Raediah Mikala Shakira Lyles…is the daughter of Evans Moore and Sharon Lyles…majoring in hu-man communication studies.

Trn on lyles

“Raediah is a strong player

that can go inside or outside.

She has penetrating ability,

long range shooting ability,

and the ability to overpower

guards. If she can improve on

her conditioning and stamina,

she could provide valuable

minutes this season.”

21Year G-GS Min-Avg FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Off-Def Reb-Avg PF-DQ A TO Blk Stl Pts-Avg2009-10 1-0 5-5.0 0-1 .000 0-0 .000 0-1 .000 0-0 0-0.0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0-0.0Career 1-0 5-5.0 0-1 .000 0-0 .000 0-1 .000 0-0 0-0.0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0-0.0

Career highsField Goals Attempted 1 vs. Stonehill (11/06/09)Free Throws Attempted 1 vs. Stonehill (11/06/09)Minutes 5 vs. Stonehill (11/06/09)


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Morgan taylorSo. • Guard • 5-6Breinigsville/Parkland

2009-10 (Freshman): Emerged as a valuable point guard during her initial season… totaled 74 points and 42 assists overall while shooting 77 percent from the free-throw line… started the first 12 games of the season, averaging 5.8 points and 3.3 assists per game during this stretch…had four or more assists in five of the first six games of the season…scored a season-high 16 points in the second game of the season against Southern New Hampshire…achieved a season-high seven assists against West Virginia Wesleyan…suffered a serious injury at West Virginia State that limited her production in the second half of the season.

Parkland High School: Won four letters at Parkland High School…played for head coach Dave Bass…started varsity for three years…averaged between nine and 12 points, two rebounds and three steals per game during her senior season…team won the PIAA State Championship in 2006 and was district champion in 2007…named an LVC All Star in 2009…member of the Philadelphia Triple Threat club team…also earned two letters in track.

Personal: Full name is Morgan Arielle Taylor…is the daughter of Michael and Desiree Taylor…majoring in biology and psychology.

Trn on Taylor

“Morgan is still recovering

from an elbow injury from

last season. Our hopes are

high to have her return to

the team and ready to play

by the second semester.”

15Year G-GS Min-Avg FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Off-Def Reb-Avg PF-DQ A TO Blk Stl Pts-Avg2009-10 15-12 369-24.6 18-66 .273 1-2 .500 37-48 .771 10-21 31-2.1 27-0 42 52 1 16 74-4.9Career 15-12 369-24.6 18-66 .273 1-2 .500 37-48 .771 10-21 31-2.1 27-0 42 52 1 16 74-4.9

Career highs

Points 16 vs. Southern New Hampshire (11/07/09)Rebounds 5 at ESU (12/03/09), 5 vs. Northeastern State (11/08/09)Field Goals 5 at West Va. Wesleyan (12/19/09), 5 vs. Southern New Hampshire (11/07/09)Field Goals Attempted 11 at West Va. Wesleyan (12/19/09)3-Pointers Made 1 at West Va. Wesleyan (12/19/09)3-Pointers Attempted 1 at West Va. Wesleyan (12/19/09)Free Throws Made 6 (multiple occasions)Free Throws Attempted 8 at Fairmont State (12/21/09), 8 vs. Southern New Hampshire (11/07/09)Assists 7 at West Va. Wesleyan (12/19/09)Steals 2 (multiple occasions)Minutes 39 vs. Philadelphia (11/24/09)



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erin VarleyJr. • Guard • 5-5Bethel Park/ Bethel Park

2009-10 (Sophomore): Continued to serve as a valuable defensive guard for the Lady Raiders in her second season with the team…appeared in 26 of the team’s 30 games, including all 14 of the team’s divisional contests…earned one start…ranked third on the team with 51 assists despite averaging just 14 minutes per game…shot 92 percent from the free-throw line…had a season-high nine points in a home win over Blooms-burg…contributed a season-high six assists in a home win over East Stroudsburg…compiled multiple assists in 14 games.

2008-09 (Freshman): Wasted no time becoming a valuable member of the Lady Raider backcourt in her debut season…appeared in all 27 games for Shippensburg, making 18 starts…led the team with 79 assists, an average of 2.9 per contest…dished out a team-high eight assists versus Charleston…scored a career-high 13 points against District of Columbia in the season-opener…named the inaugural PSAC Eastern Divi-sion Freshman of the Week by averaging 8.5 points and eight assists in her first two games of the season…posted double digits in scoring for three of the team’s first five games of the year…distributed seven assists to complement eight points and five rebounds in the season finale against Cheyney…was the team’s single-game leader for assists in nine contests…ranked fifth on the team with 4.3 points per game and was one of five players to total triple digits for the season…shot 36 percent from three-point range (35-of-95)…averaged 25.0 minutes per game, the fifth-best mark on the team…sunk 74 percent of her free-throw attempts (26-of-35).

Bethel Park High School: Averaged seven points, six assists and five rebounds per game in her high school career…nomi-nated for Athlete of the Year and the National Women in Sports award by The Almanac…played on four district playoff teams, one district final team, three state playoff teams and one state quarterfinal team at Bethel Park…won three letters…earned a leadership role as captain.

Personal: Full name is Erin Kathleen Varley…is the daughter of Kevin and Kathleen Varley…majoring in chemistry.

Trn on varley

“Erin is always one of the

hardest workers on the team,

and she has been voted co-

captain of the squad. Her

leadership abilities on and off

the floor have been vital in

the early going with so many

new faces. She will play a

vital role in helping to turn

things around this season.”

13Year G-GS Min-Avg FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Off-Def Reb-Avg PF-DQ A TO Blk Stl Pts-Avg2008-09 27-18 674-25.0 35-95 .368 21-58 .362 26-35 .742 13-65 78-2.9 45-1 79 84 0 10 117-4.32009-10 26-1 368-14.2 7-30 .233 5-16 .313 11-12 .917 3-14 17-0.7 21-0 51 38 0 6 30-1.2Career 53-19 1042-19.7 42-125 .336 26-74 .351 37-47 .787 16-79 95-1.8 66-1 130 122 0 16 147-2.8

Career highs

Points 13 vs. UDC (11/15/08)Rebounds 8 vs. Charleston (11/16/08)Field Goals 4 vs. UDC (11/15/08)Field Goals Attempted 8 at Cheyney (01/31/09)3-Points Made 3 (multiple occasions)3-Points Attempted 6 (multiple occasions) Free Throws Made 7 vs. Mansfield (02/07/09)Free Throws Attempted 10 vs. Masfield (02/07/09)Assists 8 vs. Charleston (11/16/08), 8 vs. UDC (11/15/08)Steals 2 (multiple occasions)Minutes 40 vs. Fairmont State (12/20/08)

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Trn on baker

“We are excited to be adding

Monae to our roster this

season. She is a proven scorer

and rebounder in the post,

which will help ease some

of the burden left with the

graduation of Lauren Beckley.”

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Monae bakerJr. • Forward/Center • 6-1Manhattan, N.Y. / East Stroudsburg North (Pittsburgh-Johnstown) 2009-10 (Sophomore): Appeared in 24 of the 28 games for the Mountain Cats in her second season with the program…ranked second on the team with 6.0 rebounds per game and third with 12.8 points per game…shot 51.7 percent from the field, the best mark on the team…made 11 starts and averaged 21 minutes per game…compiled 32 steals, 24 assists and eight blocks…improved her free-throw shooting from the previous year, converting 59 percent of her attempts…made 11-of-26 from behind the three-point line (42 percent)…scored 30 or more points on two occasions, including a career-high 38 in a victory over West Liberty that was her first start of the season…hit double figures in 14 games during the season, including eight double-digit performances off the bench…reg-istered three double-doubles, including a 27-point, 18-rebound performance in 27 minutes off the bench against Slippery Rock…totaled 31 points and 12 rebounds in a victory over Concord.

2008-09 (Freshman): Named to the WVIAC All-Freshman team in her first season of collegiate competition at the Uni-versity of Pittsburgh-Johnstown…played in 24 of the team’s 30 games…finished as the team’s leading rebounder with 6.5 boards per game…ranked fourth on the club in scoring with 9.5 points per game…compiled 32 steals, 14 assists and seven blocks…shot 48 percent from the field and made six three-pointers…grabbed five or more rebounds in a game 17 times as a freshman…scored in double figures 10 times…achieved four double-doubles…recorded career game highs of 19 points and 19 rebounds.

East Stroudsburg North: Three-year letterwinner for the Timberwolves under head coach Jon Zerfoss…averaged 17.5 points per game as a senior and 16.3 points per game as a junior…totaled 1,179 points in her career and helped East Stroudsburg North to its first district playoff appearance in school history (‘08)…recognized three times as an All-Moun-tain Valley Conference First Team athlete…twice named a Blue Ridge Communications Female Athlete of the Week…inducted into Wall of Fame at her high school…awarded a Certificate of Achievement from the International Masons and Order of the Eastern Star for academic and athletic prowess…selected the Most Valuable Player of the 2008 Mountain Val-ley Conference All Star Game after scoring 19 points…played in the Via Classic Lehigh Valley All Star Game…chosen to the Delaware Valley Rotary All-Tournament Team as a junior.

Personal: Full name is Monae Alexandria Baker…is the daughter of Anthony and Dorothy Baker…majoring in com-munication/journalism…has three siblings…brother Anthony will be a freshman basketball player at Lock Haven…sister Qiana plays soccer in high school.




brianna fordeFr. • Guard • 5-9West Chester/Villa Maria Academy

Villa Maria Academy: Multiple letterwinner for the Hur-ricanes under head coach Kathy McCartney…was a team captain as a senior…averaged nine points, five rebounds and four assists per game as a senior…won the District I title as a sophomore and twice finished as a district runner-up…received All-Area and All-Main Line Second Team honors…also lettered in lacrosse and golf…named to the AACA Golf All Star team and was a first-team pick to the All-Eastern Pennsylvania Golf Team.

Personal: Full name is Brianna Meghan Forde…is the daugh-ter of Pat and Erin Forde…plans to major in exercise science.

ashley GiedemannFr. • Forward • 5-10Washington Township, N.J./Washington Township

Trn on Forde

“Brianna has played many

different positions for her team,

wherever they have needed

her. She has the ability to play

all three guard positions, and

should be able to help add

depth to our ball handlers.

She is a good decision maker

and a great three-point

threat while on the floor.”

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“As with Monae Baker, Ashley,

along with our returning

post players, will look to

provide depth at the forward

positions. She knows how

to score from the inside

and out, and plays with a

lot of determination. I’m

excited to see her develop

in our program.”

Washington Township: Four-year letterwinner for the Minutemaids under head coach Jenn Natale…finished her career as the second-leading scorer in school history with 1,339 career points…averaged 20 points, eight rebounds and three assists per game as a senior…selected to the 2010 New Jersey All-State All Star Team as well as the All-South Jersey All Star team…picked to the All-Olympic Conference squad as a sophomore, junior and senior…chosen to the 2009-10 All-Gloucester County Team and finished her junior year as Group IV South Jersey State champions…competed in varsity volleyball.

Personal: Full name is Ashley Elizabeth Giedemann…is the daughter of Jim and Susan Giedemann…plans to major in education K-4…has two siblings, Kelly and Kylie, who play basketball and soccer respectively…both of her parents played basketball at Holy Family University.



Jazmine hallFr. • Guard/Forward • 5-8Philadelphia/Central

Trn on Hall

“Jazmine is a great kid that

quietly comes in and does

what she has to do. Once

she learns the system and

becomes more comfortable at

practices we’ll be able to see

where her true strengths lie.”

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“Codi is a hustler. She has

the ability to get to the basket

as well as defend. Again,

she will add depth to

our guard positions.”

Codi McMasterFr. • Guard • 5-8Spring Grove/Spring Grove

Central High School: Three-year letterwinner for the Lady Lancers under head coach Frank Greco…averaged 10 points, seven rebounds and three assists per game as a senior...received the William J. Ferguson Memorial Award as the outstanding senior student basketball player in the Philadelphia Public League…earned 210th Class Scholarship for all-around ability in academics, class leadership and athletics signifying promise for the future…awarded the William H. Markward Memorial Basketball Club certificate in recognition of sportsmanship and on-court production…graduated on the honor roll.

Personal: Full name is Jazmine Daineen Hall…is the daughter of Rodney and Jazmine Hall…plans to major in business man-agement…has a brother, Jalen.

Spring Grove: Three-year letterwinner as a guard for the Rockets under head coach Vance Myers…selected to the sec-ond team all-conference squad and first team all-area squad as a junior...named a YAIAA Division 1 and 2 Player of the Year as a first-team all-area selection during her career…totaled 842 career points and shot 78 percent from the free-throw line…recorded 78 steals as a senior, second-most in school history for a single season…averaged seven rebounds and four assists per game…picked as the MVP of the Spring Grove Tipoff Tournament and was also selected to the Hershey Holiday Tournament Team…also competed in cross country and track and field. Personal: Full name is Codi Lou McMaster…is the daughter of Ted and Karen McMaster…plans to major in education with an emphasis in mathematics…has three siblings…sister Cari plays basketball at Gettysburg College…brother Taylor plays football at Widener University.




sarah strybucFr. • Guard • 5-7Philadelphia/Archbishop Ryan

Archbishop Ryan: Four-year letterwinner as a shooting guard for the Ragdolls under head coach Jackie Hartzell…received First Team All-Catholic honors as a senior and was a second-team selection as a junior…averaged 11 points per game…shot 40 percent from the field and 81 percent from the free-throw line…competed for Torresdale at the club level.

Personal: Full name is Sarah Catherine Strybuc…is the daughter of Tim and Sue Strybuc…plans to major in criminal justice…brother Tim is a scholarship athlete at St. Joseph’s, competing in crew.

dana WertSo. • Guard • 5-7Sewell, N.J./Washington Township (Georgian Court)

2009-10 (Freshman): Played in all 26 games for the Lions of Georgian Court University, making 19 starts…ranked third on the team with 10.2 points per game, shooting 37 percent from the field and 33 percent from three-point range…led the Lions with 86 assists to rank 11th in the CACC…excelled from the free-throw line, converting 80.2 percent of her chances (89-of-111) to rank 11th in the CACC…was ninth in the CACC for assist-to-turnover ratio (1.23)…averaged 31.2 minutes per game…compiled 77 rebounds and 36 steals.

Washington Township: Four-year letterwinner as a guard for the Minutemaids under head coach Jenn Natale…named to the All-Olympic Conference First Team as a sophomore, junior and a senior...earned a Second Team All-Group 4 selec-tion as a junior and a senior...also played soccer.

Personal: Full name is Dana Marie Wert…is the daughter of Keith and Jerri Wert…majoring in exercise science…twin sister Shawna is a teammate on the Lady Raider basketball squad.

Trn on Strybuc

“Sarah works very hard out

on the floor and has a very

competitive nature. I am excited

most about her potential on the

defensive side of the ball. She

is strong, has good quickness,

and couples that with a

winning attitude. She has great

offensive potential as well.”

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“Dana is an intelligent player

with great court vision. She

handles the ball and distributes

it extremely well along with

the ability to penetrate and

create for her teammates. She

can also hit the three with

consistency. She will be able

to provide a lot of defensive

pressure for us this season.”



Trn on Wert

“Shawna has great speed

and the ability to get to the

basket. She can score off

the dribble, from three, and

create opportunities for her

teammates. Like her sister, she

will provide great defensive

pressure for us this season.”

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shawna WertSo. • Guard • 5-7Sewell, N.J./Washington Township (Georgian Court)

2009-10 (Freshman): Played in all 26 games for the Lions of Georgian Court University while leading the team in scoring with 13.7 points per game…ranked 12th in the CACC for scoring…totaled a team-high 47 steals, slotting her eighth in the CACC (1.8 per game)…compiled 87 rebounds and 60 assists as a freshman…averaged 37.4 minutes per game, more than any other player in the CACC…made 43 three-point attempts and shot 31 percent from behind the line…thrived at the free-throw line, converting 83.1 percent of her attempts (123-of-148) to rank fourth in the CACC and 38th in Divi-sion II…was 10th in the conference for assist-to-turnover ratio (1.15)…made 25 starts.

Washington Township: Four-year letterwinner as a shooting guard for the Minutemaids under head coach Jenn Natale…named the 2009 Gloucester County Girls High School Bas-ketball Player of the Year…concluded her high school career by scoring more than 1,000 career points…honored with All South Jersey and All Group 4 accolades as a senior…named to the All-Olympic Conference First Team squad as a sopho-more, junior and senior…also played soccer.

Personal: Full name is Shawna Margaret Wert…is the daugh-ter of Keith and Jerri Wert…majoring in exercise science…twin sister Dana is a teammate on the Lady Raider basketball squad.


season Review


lauren beckley (2006-10)

Shippensburg was picked to finish fourth in the PSAC Eastern Division preseason coaches poll ahead of Cheyney, Bloomsburg, East Strouds-burg, and Mansfield. West Chester was picked to win the East, while California (Pa.) was predicted to win the West.

Unfortunately, SU slid one spot lower, Blooms-burg jumped two spots higher, and the Lady Raiders were eliminated from the playoffs on the last game of the season with an infuriating loss at Cheyney.

The lack of a postseason appearance, however, does not mean that the season did not have its share of memorable and historic moments.

SU started the year competing at the Disney Division II Tipoff Classic in Buena Vista. The Lady Raiders hung tough with three solid opponents, facing Stonehill, Southern New Hampshire and Northeastern State.

In the home opener against Shepherd, Shippensburg forced 24 turnovers to achieve a 72-63 victory over the Rams. Lauren Beckley earned her first PSAC East Player of the Week award of the season after dropping 30 points, nine rebounds, three assists, three blocks and three steals in 35 minutes of action.

She earned the award for a second consecutive week after Shippensburg’s impressive 76-70 overtime victory over Philadelphia. Beckley had reached a double-double just four minutes into the second half and finished with 25 points and 11 rebounds, including a pair of free throws that forced the extra session. Kerry Conroy earned PSAC East Freshman of the Week honors for her performance in the game, total-ing 13 points, five assists and three offensive rebounds.

After a 5-2 start, Shippensburg had some struggles on the road, dropping games against No. 10 Cal and a quartet of tough WVIAC opponents. During the trip to West Virginia Wesleyan, a massive snowstorm beset the region that stranded the Lady Raiders in hotels for two days.

At the end of the West Virginia trip, Beckley became the ninth player in PSAC history to reach 2,000 career points after a 25-point, 10-rebound performance against West Virginia State. The team got back into some rhythm in early January with a 69-66 road victory over Slippery Rock in a game that featured 28 lead changes.

Perhaps the most impressive win of the first half was historic for a number of occasions. Shippensburg fired on all cylinders in a 68-54 victory over IUP in a game that saw Beckley become the all-time leading scorer in the history of the program, surpassing Stacey Cunningham-Dellinger. Beckley earned PSAC Eastern Division Player of the Week honors for the third time after the 30-point, 18-rebounds performance against the Crimson Hawks.

In the conference opener against Mansfield, Beckley became just the fifth player in PSAC history to achieve 2,000 career points and 1,000 rebounds. She had 21 points and 11 rebounds in a 62-39 win.

season Review

date opponent H/n/A result SHip opp11/6/2009 Stonehill N L 44 7111/7/2009 Southern New Hampshire N W 65 6011/8/2009 Northeastern State N L 60 6111/15/2009 Shepherd H W 72 6311/24/2009 Philadelphia H W (OT) 76 7012/3/2009 East Stroudsburg A W 77 6712/4/2009 Salem International N W 71 3412/11/2009 California (Pa.) A L 58 10112/19/2009 West Virginia Wesleyan A L 61 6412/21/2009 Fairmont State A L 69 7712/28/2009 Charleston A L 69 9112/29/2009 West Virginia State A L 81 871/2/2010 Mercyhurst A L 56 701/3/2010 Slippery Rock A W 69 661/9/2010 Indiana (Pa.) H W 68 541/10/2010 California (Pa.) H L 57 771/13/2010 Mansfield H W 62 391/16/2010 East Stroudsburg A L 55 581/20/2010 Millersville H L 45 671/23/2010 Kutztown A L 65 821/27/2010 Bloomsburg H W 80 441/30/2010 Cheyney H W (2 OT) 69 662/3/2010 West Chester A L 61 632/6/2010 Mansfield A W 73 532/13/2010 East Stroudsburg H W 86 662/15/2010 Millersville A L 41 682/17/2010 Bloomsburg A W 72 672/20/2010 Kutztown H W 87 752/24/2010 West Chester H L (OT) 80 852/27/2010 Cheyney A L 67 72

2009-2010 SeASon reSulTS


WbcA State Farm All-American

Lauren Beckley

division ii bulletin All-American

Lauren Beckley

daktronics All-American

Lauren Beckley (first team)

daktronics All-region


Kasey Gardner (second team)

All-pSAc eastern division

Lauren Beckley (first team; player of the year)

Kasey Gardner (first team)

pSAc Winter Top 10

Lauren Beckley

coSidA Academic All-region


ncAA degree completions Award

Sheila Wasser

One game later at East Stroudsburg, junior Kasey Gardner became the 17th player in school history to surpass the 1,000-point mark. She finished the game with 20 points and was the team’s leading scorer.

The play of Caitlin Bamberger was high-lighted with a PSAC East Freshman of the Week award after she achieved her first career double-double at Kutztown (11 points, 10 rebounds) despite coming off the bench. In the two games of the week that she appeared off the bench she totaled 14 points and 16 rebounds.

A statement game occurred in late January when Shippensburg reeled off a 20-0 run in a dominant 80-44 rout of Bloomsburg, a squad that made the PSAC Tournament. Gardner (16 points, 10 rebounds) and Bamberger (10 points, 10 rebounds) each had double-doubles as the team recorded its most assists (24) in a 212-game stretch.

After that win, and a wild overtime win over Cheyney, Gardner received her first PSAC East Player of the Week award after totaling 40 points and 18 rebounds in the two victories. She added 24 points, eight rebounds and just one turnover in 47 minutes against the Wolves.

In early February, Beckley was recognized by the College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA) as a 2009-10 First Team Academic All-American for the College Divi-sion of District 2. It marked the second straight year that she was recognized with this award.

Shippensburg’s trip to Mansfield was also affected by snow – as the Lady Raiders were forced to spend an extra night in their hotel because of travel conditions. The mood was pleasant, however, as A convincing offensive performance in the first half and a near triple-double by Gardner highlighted a 73-53 win over the Mountaineers. Gardner had 28 points, 10 rebounds and eight assists.

After an 86-66 win over East Stroudsburg in which Beckley and Gardner combined for 63 points, the Lady Raiders dropped a tough road decision at Millersville but remained in the thick of the playoff race.

Then, the record happened.

Needing some key victories, Beckley had one of the best games of her career, scoring an impres-sive 43 points to complement 15 rebounds in a 72-67 road win over Bloomsburg. Beckley became the conference’s all-time leading scorer in the contest, needing 17 points in the game to reach the record. She had already broken it before halftime.

In the next game, SU played the game of the season, thrashing Kutztown 87-75 behind 38 more points from Beckley and 29 from Gard-ner. It was a season-high in points for the Lady Raiders. Beckley earned her fourth PSAC East Player of the Week award for her efforts in the two victories.

season Review

However, the last week did not transpire the way that Shippensburg had hoped. An agoniz-ing overtime loss to West Chester, 85-80, featured a career-high 20 rebounds from Beck-ley and a career-high 11 assists from Conroy. Then, the aforementioned Cheyney game ended the season.

In her career, Beckley scored 2,407 points through 113 career games and ranks 15th all time in Division II. She is the only player in league history to win a conference player of the year award in both divisions. She ranked sixth in the nation in points per game, eighth in the nation in free-throw percentage (an SU record 88.7) and 18th in the nation in rebounds per game (10.1).

As a senior, she was named a Women’s Basket-ball Coaches Association (WBCA) Division II State Farm Coaches’ All-American, Division II Bulletin All-American, Daktronics First Team All-American and the PSAC Eastern Divi-sion Player of the Year. She was also named to the PSAC Winter Top 10 squad for the third consecutive season and is the first SU athlete in history to win the Top 10 award in every eligible year for one sport.

Gardner was an All-PSAC Eastern Division First Team player and Daktronics Atlantic Region Second Team selection. Her offen-sive prowess combined with Beckley to form one of the most dangerous scoring tandems in Division II. She scored 566 points in 30 games this season, an average of 18.9 points per game, while shooting 46 percent from the field and making 51 three-pointers. Her scoring performance ranks 10th in school history for the most points in a season. She led the team in field-goal percentage (.458) and three-point percentage (.359).

Her performance was instrumental in more ways than just scoring. Gardner played the most minutes of any player (1,102) while leading the team in offensive rebounds (61) and steals (59) while also ranking second on the team with 87 assists. Overall, she averaged 6.9 rebounds per game, the second-best on the team.

Additionally, senior Sheila Wasser was rec-ognized with a NCAA Division II Degree Completion Award after a national committee selected her on the basis of academic perfor-mance, athletic achievement and involvement in campus and community activities.

The Division II Degree-Completion Award program helps student-athletes who have exhausted their athletic eligibility with tuition to complete their undergraduate degree. Wasser will be completing her degree in elementary education while seeking a minor in coaching.


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seasoN statistiCs (----ToTAl---) (-----3 pTS-----) (----reboundS----)

name gp-gS min-Avg Fg-FgA pct 3Fg-FgA pct FT-FTA pct off def Tot Avg pF dQ A To blk Stl pts AvgBECKLEY, Lauren 30-30 1078-35.9 214-493 .434 69-201 .343 157-177 .887 53 249 302 10.1 71 0 52 74 28 30 654 21.8 GARDNER, Kasey 30-30 1102-36.7 196-428 .458 51-142 .359 123-166 .741 61 147 208 6.9 81 3 87 131 1 59 566 18.9 CONROY, Kerry 30-29 856-28.5 57-194 .294 21-78 .269 21-30 .700 29 106 135 4.5 74 3 91 132 4 24 156 5.2 TAYLOR, Morgan 15-12 369-24.6 18-66 .273 1-2 .500 37-48 .771 10 21 31 2.1 27 0 42 52 1 16 74 4.9 CAPRICCIO, Kaitlin 21-17 456-21.7 38-93 .409 0-2 .000 20-31 .645 22 36 58 2.8 32 0 18 29 1 10 96 4.6 BAMBERGER, Caitlin 25-8 408-16.3 31-87 .356 0-0 .000 45-72 .625 23 73 96 3.8 53 2 12 40 3 8 107 4.3 WASSER, Sheila 28-18 639-22.8 37-89 .416 19-52 .365 15-21 .714 15 54 69 2.5 21 0 51 39 2 9 108 3.9 SCOTT, Isabel 28-4 276-9.9 27-68 .397 0-0 .000 22-30 .733 20 28 48 1.7 44 0 8 34 2 12 76 2.7 MORROW, Jenn 27-0 205-7.6 25-55 .455 0-0 .000 16-29 .552 17 27 44 1.6 33 0 6 19 12 3 66 2.4 HOWARD, Lindsay 16-0 108-6.8 9-22 .409 0-0 .000 6-7 .857 3 12 15 0.9 19 0 5 9 6 1 24 1.5 VARLEY, Erin 26-1 368-14.2 7-30 .233 5-16 .313 11-12 .917 3 14 17 0.7 21 0 51 38 0 6 30 1.2 BESSICK, Phylicia 16-0 90-5.6 5-17 .294 4-10 .400 4-6 .667 2 8 10 0.6 4 0 4 11 0 1 18 1.1 WASSER, Shelley 22-1 140-6.4 9-21 .429 2-5 .400 0-0 .000 7 11 18 0.8 8 0 8 11 0 4 20 0.9 LYLES, Raediah 1-0 5-5.0 0-1 .000 0-0 .000 0-1 .000 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0

TEAM 56 73 129 2 5 Total 30 6100 673-1664 .404 172-508 .339 477-630 .757 321 859 1180 39.3 490 8 435 624 60 183 1995 66.5 Opponents 30 6100 738-1864 .396 156-532 .293 385-562 .685 360 754 1114 37.1 558 - 404 º502 104 369 2017 67.2

PsaC easteRN diVisioN statistiCs (----ToTAl---) (-----3 pTS-----) (----reboundS----)

name gp-gS min-Avg Fg-FgA pct 3Fg-FgA pct FT-FTA pct off def reb Tot pF dQ A To blk Stl pts AvgBECKLEY, Lauren 14-14 502-35.9 98-234 .419 37-105 .352 73-82 .890 24 130 154 11.0 37 0 28 31 11 15 306 21.9 GARDNER, Kasey 14-14 521-37.2 90-200 .450 35-81 .432 72-96 .750 27 69 96 6.9 39 1 44 64 1 23 287 20.5 BAMBERGER, Caitlin 10-5 220-22.0 22-50 .440 0-0 .000 26-40 .650 13 45 58 5.8 31 2 5 26 3 2 70 7.0 WASSER, Sheila 14-14 423-30.2 23-59 .390 14-39 .359 8-10 .800 10 39 49 3.5 14 0 33 28 1 4 68 4.9 CAPRICCIO, Kaitlin 5-4 106-21.2 10-22 .455 0-1 .000 4-9 .444 4 10 14 2.8 8 0 5 8 0 1 24 4.8 CONROY, Kerry 14-13 397-28.4 18-84 .214 11-38 .289 10-14 .714 11 41 52 3.7 36 1 48 65 2 9 57 4.1 SCOTT, Isabel 13-4 157-12.1 14-39 .359 0-0 .000 9-13 .692 11 16 27 2.1 26 0 3 17 1 6 37 2.8 MORROW, Jenn 14-0 106-7.6 14-32 .438 0-0 .000 8-15 .533 9 18 27 1.9 17 0 3 8 5 1 36 2.6 HOWARD, Lindsay 9-0 67-7.4 5-14 .357 0-0 .000 5-5 1.000 3 8 11 1.2 10 0 4 7 3 1 15 1.7 TAYLOR, Morgan 3-0 44-14.7 2-5 .400 0-0 .000 1-2 .500 2 0 2 0.7 3 0 3 8 0 5 5 1.7 VARLEY, Erin 14-1 229-16.4 5-19 .263 4-11 .364 9-10 .900 2 14 16 1.1 9 0 32 21 0 4 23 1.6WASSER, Shelley 13-1 100-7.7 6-14 .429 1-4 . 250 0-0 .000 5 6 11 0.8 7 0 7 8 0 4 13 1.0BESSICK, Phylicia 2-0 3-1.5 0-1 .000 0-0 .000 1-2 .500 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0.5

TEAM 30 45 75 4 Total 14 2875 307-773 .397 102-279 .366 226-298 .758 151 441 592 42.3 237 4 215 295 27 75 942 67.3 Opponents 14 2875 321-882 .364 73-256 .285 189-283 .668 169 361 530 37.9 260 - 168 218 55 181 904 64.6

STATiSTicS

teaM statistiCs SHip-W oppSCORING 867 922 Points per game 61.9 65.9 Scoring margin -3.9 -FIELD GOALS-ATT 282-723 348-843 Field goal pct .390 .4133 POINT FG-ATT 87-220 62-189 3-point FG pct .935 .328 3-pt FG made per game 6.2 4.4FREE THROWS-ATT 216-293 164-238 Free throw pct . .737 .689 F-Throws made per game 15.4 11.7REBOUNDS 542 478 Rebounds per game 38.7 34.1 Rebounding margin +4.6 -

SHip-W oppASSISTS 180 186 Assists per game 12.9 13.3TURNOVERS 301 202 Turnovers per game 21.5 1 4.4 Turnover margin -7.1 - Assist/turnover ratio 0.6 0.9STEALS 69 178 Steals per game 4.9 12.7BLOCKS 31 51 Blocks per game 2.2 3.6WINNING STREAK 1 - Home win streak 1 -ATTENDANCE 4708 2737 Home games-Avg/Game 7-673 7-391 Neutral site-Avg/Game - 0-0


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pSAc Final Standings eASTern diviSionTeam PSAC Overall Pct.Millersville # $ 13-1 25-6 .806Kutztown 9-5 19-10 .655West Chester 8-6 19-10 .655Bloomsburg 8-6 16-11 .593Shippensburg 7-7 14-16 .467Cheyney 7-7 10-16 .385Mansfield 2-12 5-21 .192ESU 2-12 4-23 .148 WeSTern diviSionTeam PSAC Overall Pct.Gannon #*$ 14-0 37-1 .974California (Pa.) $ 11-3 24-8 .750Indiana (Pa.) 10-4 17-10 .630Edinboro 7-7 16-12 .571Clarion 5-9 14-13 .519Mercyhurst 4-10 12-14 .462Slippery Rock 3-11 6-21 .222Lock Haven 2-12 7-18 .280

# Division Champion* Tournament Champion$ NCAA Tournament participant

2009-2010 pSAc Tournament

QuArTerFinAlSCalifornia (Pa.) 72, IUP 49Kutztown 74, Bloomsburg 67 (OT)Gannon 81, Edinboro 67West Chester 83, Millersville 77

SemiFinAlSCalifornia (Pa.) 81, West Chester 63Gannon 81, Kutztown 65

FinAlGannon 77, California (Pa.) 68

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2009-10 pSAc Awards eASTern diviSion FirST TeAmF Lauren Beckley ShippensburgG Kelsey Gallagher BloomsburgG Kasey Gardner ShippensburgF Raquel Green MillersvilleG/F Melissa McQuade KutztownF Angel Stephens Cheyney

eASTern diviSion Second TeAmF Jenna Craig MillersvilleF Janelle Garber West ChesterG Ashley Moyer MillersvilleG Lutiffyya Muhammad CheyneyF DeAnna Rayam East StroudsburgG Rachel Wisemiller Kutztown

eASTern diviSion HonorSAthlete of the Year – Lauren Beckley, ShippensburgRookie of the Year – Dana Wieller, BloomsburgCoach of the Year – Mary Flieg, Millersville

WeSTern diviSion FirST TeAmG Kristina Freeman GannonG Samantha Reimer EdinboroF Kayla Smith California (Pa.)F Lizzie Suwala ClarionF Brittany Tabron GannonG Brooque Williams California (Pa.)

WeSTern diviSion Second TeAmF Amy Achesinski MercyhurstF Renee Brown EdinboroG Lacey Claar IUPF Kelsey Conklin EdinboroG Tiffany Crocker GannonG Carrie Nolan Gannon

WeSTern diviSion HonorSAthlete of the Year – Kristina Freeman, GannonRookie of the Year – Sarah Pastorek, IUPCoach of the Year – Cleve Wright, Gannon

AWArdS And reSulTS

Originating in 1951 to administer and pro-mote men’s athletics, the Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference has evolved into one of the NCAA’s most heralded intercollegiate conferences.

The first major step came in 1977, when based on a growing interest, the league reorganized to provide a structure for its women’s programs. In 1980, the PSAC was reclassified to NCAA Division II.

The most recent enhancement came during the 2008-09 academic year when the PSAC expanded for the first time in its rich history, adding full-time members Gannon University and Mercyhurst College, and associate member Long Island University-C.W. Post.

All of the league’s full-time members are located within the Commonwealth of Penn-sylvania, which makes the PSAC the largest one-state conference in the NCAA. The league has also grown to share the distinctions as: The largest conference in Division II, the largest football-playing conference in the NCAA, and, with 23, the conference that sponsors the most championships at the Division II level.

Highly competitive on a regional and national level, PSAC schools annually combine to send nearly one-third of its teams into NCAA postseason play. Ultimately, the membership’s success has yielded 42 NCAA team and 228 individual title winners.

While proud of its athletic accomplishments, the league also has evolved into one of Division II’s finest from an academic standpoint. Today, nearly one-third of the PSAC’s estimated 6,200 participants are honored each year as “Scholar-Athletes” for maintaining a grade-point average of 3.25 or better - a total that has nearly doubled since PSAC Scholar-Athletes were first recognized in the mid-1990s.

Although all 16 current institutions are mem-bers of Division II, eight league schools also compete at the Division I level in select sports. PSAC schools enroll over 118,000 students and claim over 670,000 alumni, including 430,000 who reside in Pennsylvania.

The PSAC is governed by the presidents of the 16 member institutions. It employs a com-missioner, two assistant commissioners and a director of media relations at its headquarters in Lock Haven, Pa.


ScoringNo. Name, Team Yr. G FG 3FG FT Pts Avg1. BECKLEY, Lauren- SHIP SR 30 214 69 157 654 21.82. WILLIAMS, Brooque-CAL SR 32 270 5 134 679 21.23. GARDNER, Kasey-SHIP JR 30 196 51 123 566 18.94. SUWALA, Lizzie-CLAR SR 27 166 74 82 488 18.15. REIMER, Samantha-EDIN SR 28 141 46 174 502 17.96. KOCH, Bethany-CLAR SR 27 174 43 50 441 16.37. WIELLER, Dana-BLOOM FR 26 129 79 80 417 16.08. MCQUADE,Melissa-KUTZ JR 29 165 52 70 452 15.69. SMITH, Kayla-CAL JR 32 183 0 128 494 15.410. GALLAGHER, Kelsey-BU SO 27 136 48 94 414 15.311. MUHAMMAD, Lutfiyya-CU SR 26 152 46 48 398 15.312. STEPHENS, Angel-CU SR 26 144 3 90 381 14.713. RAYAM, DeAnna-ESU SR 27 108 27 143 386 14.314. CONKLIN, Kelsey-EDIN SR 28 164 8 53 389 13.915. FREEMAN, Kristina-GAN SR 38 188 43 108 527 13.916. MOORE, Mallory-MANS SO 26 119 5 105 348 13.417. BROWN, Renee’-EDIN SO 28 128 23 81 360 12.918. ACHESINSKI, Amy-MC JR 26 106 6 113 331 12.719. NOLAN, Carrie-GAN SR 38 162 73 82 479 12.620. LOADMAN, Samantha-MC JR 26 118 70 20 326 12.5 reboundSNo. Name, Team Yr. G Off Def Total Avg1. SMITH, Kayla-CAL JR 32 177 204 381 11.9 2. BECKLEY, Lauren-SHIP SR 30 53 249 302 10.1 3. STEPHENS, Angel-CHEY SR 26 97 141 238 9.2 3. ORJI, Stephanie-CHEY SR 26 133 105 238 9.2 5. TABRON, Brittany-GAN SR 38 146 195 341 9.0 6. MOORE, Mallory-MANS SO 26 92 131 223 8.6 7. ACHESINSKI, Amy-MC JR 26 63 157 220 8.5 8. WILLIAMS, Brooque-CAL SR 32 118 151 269 8.4 9. MCQUADE,Melissa-KUTZ JR 29 68 168 236 8.1 10. CRAIG, Jenna-MILL SR 30 91 151 242 8.1 11. BROWN, Renee’-EDIN SO 28 89 126 215 7.7 12. GREEN, Raquel-MILL SR 31 118 118 236 7.6 13. PRATT, Sara-CLAR SR 22 61 100 161 7.3 14. NEAL, Renata-WCU SR 29 83 119 202 7.0 15. GARDNER, Kasey-SHIP JR 30 61 147 208 6.9 16. KOCH, Bethany-CLAR SR 27 80 103 183 6.8 17. ZABRESKY, Janelle-CLAR SR 27 71 109 180 6.7 18. SCHROEDER,Chauntelle-KUTZ SR 29 80 112 192 6.6 19. GALLAGHER, Kelsey-BU SO 27 43 128 171 6.3 20. SERETA, Christine-BU FR 27 49 121 170 6.3 20. SUWALA, Lizzie-CLAR SR 27 35 135 170 6.3

Field goAl percenTAge (min. 3.0 made per game) No. Name, Team Yr. G FG FGA Pct 1. TABRON, Brittany-GAN SR 38 184 350 .526 2. PASTOREK, Sarah-IUP FR 21 79 152 .520 3. SMITH, Kayla-CAL JR 32 183 360 .508 4. FREEMAN, Kristina-GAN SR 38 188 381 .493 5. GARBER, Janelle-WCU SR 29 122 250 .488 6. NEAL, Renata-WCU SR 29 134 275 .487 7. VARGAS, Kim-GAN SR 38 149 306 .487 8. GREEN, Raquel-MILL SR 31 146 301 .485 9. ACHESINSKI, Amy-MC JR 26 106 221 .480 10. SUWALA, Lizzie-CLAR SR 27 166 350 .474 11. SCHROEDER,Chauntelle-KUTZ SR 29 103 222 .464 12. ANDREWS, Crystal-CAL SR 32 114 247 .462 13. GARDNER, Kasey-SHIP JR 30 196 428 .458 14. WILLIAMS, Brooque-CAL SR 32 270 591 .457 15. LOADMAN, Samantha-MC JR 26 118 260 .454

ASSiSTS (min. 3.0 per game) No. Name, Team Yr. G Asst Avg1. CROCKER, Tiffany-GAN SR 38 218 5.7 2. REIMER, Samantha-EDIN SR 28 137 4.9 3. STEWART, Megan-WCU JR 29 132 4.6 4. FLANAGAN, Alyssa-BLOOM FR 27 121 4.5 5. GRAEFF, Rachel-CLAR SO 27 118 4.4 6. FILLA, Kierstin-IUP SR 26 111 4.3 7. MELVIN,Vivian-KUTZ SR 29 116 4.0 8. PENDER, Nicole-MANS JR 26 99 3.8 9. ANDREWS, Crystal-CAL SR 32 116 3.6 10. PRESTO, Nikki-ROCK SR 27 96 3.6 11. DONELAN, Casi-LHU SR 25 87 3.5 12. BANDA, Dana-MC FR 26 86 3.3 13. SMITH, Kayla-CAL JR 32 105 3.3 14. CLAAR, Lacey-IUP JR 27 88 3.3 15. STARR,Meredith-KUTZ JR 29 94 3.2

Free THroW percenTAge (min. 2.0 made per game) No. Name, Team Yr. G 3FG FGA Pct1. REIMER, Samantha-EDIN SR 28 174 192 .9062. NOLAN, Carrie-GAN SR 38 82 91 .9013. SUWALA, Lizzie-CLAR SR 27 82 92 .8914. BECKLEY, Lauren-SHIP SR 30 157 177 .8875. MOORE, Mallory-MANS SO 26 105 121 .8686. KEEFER, Jillian-WCU SO 28 65 75 .8677. MCQUADE,Melissa-KUTZ JR 29 70 85 .8248. KUDRICK, Kristen-LHU JR 25 91 112 .8139. BROWN, Renee’-EDIN SO 28 81 100 .81010. WITHERS, Eryn-IUP JR 27 95 119 .79811. ACHESINSKI, Amy-MC JR 26 113 144 .78512. GALLAGHER, Kelsey-BLOOM SO 27 94 120 .78313. DONELAN, Casi-LHU SR 25 61 78 .78214. PENDER, Nicole-MANS JR 26 68 89 .76415. GARBER, Janelle-WCU SR 29 70 92 .761

STeAlS No. Name, Team Yr. G Stls Avg1. WILLIAMS, Brooque-CAL SR 32 126 3.92. NEWMAN, Mashira-MILL FR 31 108 3.53. STEWART, Megan-WCU JR 29 96 3.34. MUHAMMAD, Lutfiyya-CHEY SR 26 86 3.35. ORJI, Stephanie-CHEY SR 26 77 3.06. HENDERSON, Angel-CHEY JR 26 71 2.77. STROMAN, Dominique-MILL JR 31 81 2.68. METZ, Raven-EDIN SO 28 68 2.49. BROWN, Renee’-EDIN SO 28 67 2.410. ANDREWS, Crystal-CAL SR 32 75 2.311. STEPHENS, Angel-CHEY SR 26 60 2.312. MOORE, Mallory-MANS SO 26 59 2.313. FLANAGAN, Alyssa-BLOOM FR 27 61 2.314. VILLANO, Mel-ESU SR 26 57 2.215. RAYAM, DeAnna-ESU SR 27 54 2.0

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3-pT Fg percenTAgeNo. Name, Team Yr. GP 3FG 3FGA Pct1. KLEBER, Julie-GAN JR 38 56 124 .4522. SUWALA, Lizzie-CLAR SR 27 74 172 .4303. CLAAR, Lacey-IUP JR 27 74 173 .4284. WIELLER, Dana-BLOOM FR 26 79 187 .4225. HELLER, Casey-EDIN SR 28 32 76 .4216. LOADMAN, Samantha-MC JR 26 70 170 .4127. MCQUADE,Melissa-KUTZ JR 29 52 132 .3948. MICHAEL, Stephanie-CAL FR 30 41 105 .3909. STARR,Meredith-KUTZ JR 29 36 95 .37910. BORST, Barb-ESU FR 27 37 98 .37811. CROCKER, Tiffany-GAN SR 38 40 109 .367 LOWE, Caitlyn-GAN SO 35 40 109 .36713. KOCH, Bethany-CLAR SR 27 43 118 .36414. HOFFMAN, Megan-MC SO 25 25 69 .36215. GARDNER, Kasey-SHIP JR 30 51 142 .359 3-pT Fg mAdeNo. Name, Team Yr. GP 3FG Avg/G1. WIELLER, Dana-BLOOM FR 26 79 3.02. SUWALA, Lizzie-CLAR SR 27 74 2.7 CLAAR, Lacey-IUP JR 27 74 2.74. LOADMAN, Samantha-MC JR 26 70 2.75. HAFER, Mallory-MANS SR 26 69 2.76. BECKLEY, Lauren-SHIP SR 30 69 2.37. WISEMILLER,Rachel-KUTZ SR 29 61 2.18. NOLAN, Carrie-GAN SR 38 73 1.99. MOLLOY, Julie-ROCK SR 26 48 1.810. MOYER, Ashley-MILL SR 31 56 1.811. MCQUADE,Melissa-KUTZ JR 29 52 1.812. GALLAGHER, Kelsey-BLOOM SO 27 48 1.813. MUHAMMAD, Lutfiyya-CHEY SR 26 46 1.814. OXENRIDER, Kayla-BLOOM FR 27 46 1.715. GARDNER, Kasey-SHIP JR 30 51 1.7

blocKS No. Name, Team Yr. GP No Avg/G1. BLAZETIC, Samantha-EDIN FR 28 69 2.52. WISEMILLER,Rachel-KUTZ SR 29 52 1.83. SERETA, Christine-BLOOM FR 27 47 1.74. SMITH, Kayla-CAL JR 32 54 1.75. ZABRESKY, Janelle-CLAR SR 27 43 1.66. GREEN, Raquel-MILL SR 31 49 1.67. PRATT, Sara-CLAR SR 22 31 1.48. DETZI, Alexa-ESU SR 26 33 1.39. NEAL, Renata-WCU SR 29 35 1.2 GARBER, Janelle-WCU SR 29 35 1.211. ATALLAH, Tegan-MANS JR 26 30 1.212. FREEMAN, Kristina-GAN SR 38 42 1.113. CRAIG, Jenna-MILL SR 30 32 1.114. ORJI, Stephanie-CHEY SR 26 26 1.0 KUDRICK, Kristen-LHU JR 25 25 1.0 MIKATAVAGE, Amanda-ROCK FR 23 23 1.0

ASSiST/Turnover rATioNo. Name, Team Yr. GP Ast Avg TO Avg Ratio1. CROCKER, Tiffany-GAN SR 38 218 5.7 73 1.9 3.02. STARR, Meredith-KUTZ JR 29 94 3.2 41 1.4 2.33. REIMER, Samantha-EDIN SR 28 137 4.9 68 2.4 2.04. FLANAGAN, Alyssa-BLOOM FR 27 121 4.5 78 2.9 1.65. MELVIN, Vivian-KUTZ SR 29 116 4.0 82 2.8 1.46. STEWART, Megan-WCU JR 29 132 4.6 96 3.3 1.47. FILLA, Kierstin-IUP SR 26 111 4.3 85 3.3 1.38. SMITH, Kayla-CAL JR 32 105 3.3 82 2.6 1.39. PRESTO, Nikki-ROCK SR 27 96 3.6 77 2.9 1.210. GRAEFF, Rachel-CLAR SO 27 118 4.4 97 3.6 1.211. ANDREWS, Crystal-CAL SR 32 116 3.6 114 3.6 1.012. CLAAR, Lacey-IUP JR 27 88 3.3 93 3.4 0.913. MUHAMMAD, Lutfiyya-CHEY SR 26 84 3.2 98 3.8 0.914. DONELAN, Casi-LHU SR 25 87 3.5 116 4.6 0.815. CONROY, Kerry-SHIP FR 30 91 3.0 132 4.4 0.7

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Scoring oFFenSeNo. Team G Pts Avg1. Gannon 38 3017 79.42. California (Pa.) 32 2431 76.03. Edinboro 28 2119 75.74. Clarion 27 1894 70.15. Kutztown 29 2028 69.96. West Chester 29 2000 69.07. Bloomsburg 27 1829 67.78. Shippensburg 30 1995 66.59. Indiana (Pa.) 27 1788 66.210. Cheyney 26 1685 64.811. Millersville 31 1962 63.312. Lock Haven 25 1519 60.813. Mercyhurst 26 1540 59.214. Slippery Rock 27 1547 57.315. East Stroudsburg 27 1467 54.316. Mansfield 26 1360 52.3

Scoring deFenSeNo. Team G Pts Avg1. Millersville 31 1628 52.52. Gannon 38 2259 59.43. Indiana (Pa.) 27 1660 61.54. California (Pa.) 32 1992 62.25. West Chester 29 1820 62.86. Mercyhurst 26 1635 62.97. Cheyney 26 1651 63.58. Bloomsburg 27 1717 63.69. Kutztown 29 1847 63.710. Edinboro 28 1808 64.611. Lock Haven 25 1641 65.612. Mansfield 26 1742 67.013. Shippensburg 30 2017 67.214. East Stroudsburg 27 1820 67.415. Clarion 27 1834 67.916. Slippery Rock 27 1849 68.5

Scoring mArginNo. Team G OFF DEF Margin1. Gannon 38 79.4 59.4 +19.92. California (Pa.) 32 76.0 62.2 +13.73. Edinboro 28 75.7 64.6 +11.14. Millersville 31 63.3 52.5 +10.85. Kutztown 29 69.9 63.7 +6.26. West Chester 29 69.0 62.8 +6.27. Indiana (Pa.) 27 66.2 61.5 +4.78. Bloomsburg 27 67.7 63.6 +4.19. Clarion 27 70.1 67.9 +2.210. Cheyney 26 64.8 63.5 +1.311. Shippensburg 30 66.5 67.2 -0.712. Mercyhurst 26 59.2 62.9 -3.713. Lock Haven 25 60.8 65.6 -4.914. Slippery Rock 27 57.3 68.5 -11.215. East Stroudsburg 27 54.3 67.4 -13.116. Mansfield 26 52.3 67.0 -14.7

the PsaCTeAm STATiSTicS

Free THroW percenTAgeSNo. Team G FTM FTA Pct1. Indiana (Pa.) 27 425 557 .7632. Shippensburg 30 477 630 .7573. Edinboro 28 454 602 .7544. Mercyhurst 26 263 349 .7545. Mansfield 26 307 411 .7476. Gannon 38 493 678 .7277. Kutztown 29 335 476 .7048. West Chester 29 410 590 .6959. Clarion 27 386 562 .68710. Slippery Rock 27 266 394 .67511. Lock Haven 25 306 460 .66512. East Stroudsburg 27 333 501 .66513. Bloomsburg 27 372 560 .66414. California (Pa.) 32 433 656 .66015. Cheyney 26 347 567 .61216. Millersville 31 455 754 .603

Field goAl percenTAgeSNo. Team G FG FGA Pct1. Gannon 38 1112 2351 .4732. California (Pa.) 32 929 2070 .4493. Mercyhurst 26 551 1304 .4234. West Chester 29 736 1764 .4175. Kutztown 29 751 1814 .4146. Shippensburg 30 673 1664 .4047. Clarion 27 675 1681 .4028. Indiana (Pa.) 27 603 1503 .4019. Edinboro 28 764 1927 .39610. Bloomsburg 27 619 1568 .39511. Slippery Rock 27 567 1466 .38712. Millersville 31 700 1874 .37413. Cheyney 26 636 1745 .36414. Lock Haven 25 550 1545 .35615. Mansfield 26 464 1372 .33816. East Stroudsburg 27 501 1530 .327

Field goAl pcT deFenSeNo. Team G FG FGA Pct1. Millersville 31 533 1538 .3472. Bloomsburg 27 582 1653 .3523. Kutztown 29 660 1824 .3624. West Chester 29 633 1718 .3685. Gannon 38 814 2205 .3696. Indiana (Pa.) 27 599 1590 .3777. Clarion 27 649 1714 .3798. Cheyney 26 543 1409 .3859. Mercyhurst 26 611 1560 .39210. Edinboro 28 619 1573 .39411. California (Pa.) 32 720 1826 .39412. Shippensburg 30 738 1864 .39613. East Stroudsburg 27 629 1584 .39714. Lock Haven 25 557 1383 .40315. Slippery Rock 27 668 1622 .41216. Mansfield 26 684 1643 .416


3-poinT Field goAl percenTAgeSNo. Team G FG FGA Pct1. Gannon 38 300 809 .3712. Indiana (Pa.) 27 157 438 .3583. Kutztown 29 191 540 .3544. Bloomsburg 27 219 637 .3445. Clarion 27 158 462 .3426. Shippensburg 30 172 508 .3397. Mercyhurst 26 175 519 .3378. Slippery Rock 27 147 444 .3319. California (Pa.) 32 140 424 .33010. Edinboro 28 137 441 .31111. West Chester 29 118 389 .30312. Millersville 31 107 368 .29113. Cheyney 26 66 237 .27814. Mansfield 26 125 461 .27115. East Stroudsburg 27 132 500 .26416. Lock Haven 25 113 449 .252

3-poinT Field goAl pcT deFenSeNo. Team G FG FGA Pct1. Indiana (Pa.) 27 130 471 .2762. Mercyhurst 26 114 401 .2843. Shippensburg 30 156 532 .2934. Gannon 38 225 765 .2945. Millersville 31 119 398 .2996. Kutztown 29 165 549 .3017. Bloomsburg 27 159 519 .3068. Edinboro 28 102 331 .3089. Cheyney 26 131 414 .31610. Clarion 27 161 495 .32511. Slippery Rock 27 174 531 .32812. California (Pa.) 32 166 506 .32813. East Stroudsburg 27 141 421 .33514. Mansfield 26 153 456 .33615. West Chester 29 159 470 .33816. Lock Haven 25 149 405 .368


rebounding mArginNo. Team G TEAM Avg OPP Avg Margin1. Gannon 38 1568 41.3 1232 32.4 +8.82. California (Pa.) 32 1342 41.9 1105 34.5 +7.43. Mercyhurst 26 953 36.7 859 33.0 +3.64. Millersville 31 1269 40.9 1166 37.6 +3.35. Edinboro 28 1178 42.1 1096 39.1 +2.96. Shippensburg 30 1180 39.3 1114 37.1 +2.27. West Chester 29 1184 40.8 1129 38.9 +1.98. Clarion 27 1147 42.5 1109 41.1 +1.49. Indiana (Pa.) 27 1035 38.3 1011 37.4 +0.910. Lock Haven 25 983 39.3 968 38.7 +0.611. Kutztown 29 1180 40.7 1176 40.6 +0.112. Cheyney 26 1085 41.7 1101 42.3 -0.613. Mansfield 26 963 37.0 1014 39.0 -2.014. East Stroudsburg 27 1037 38.4 1142 42.3 -3.915. Bloomsburg 27 1039 38.5 1177 43.6 -5.116. Slippery Rock 27 869 32.2 1123 41.6 -9.4

blocKed SHoTSNo. Team G Blocks Avg1. Clarion 27 165 6.12. Edinboro 28 165 5.93. Millersville 31 156 5.04. West Chester 29 138 4.85. Kutztown 29 115 4.06. Gannon 38 133 3.57. Bloomsburg 27 92 3.48. Slippery Rock 27 90 3.39. California (Pa.) 32 103 3.210. Cheyney 26 83 3.211. East Stroudsburg 27 79 2.912. Mansfield 26 69 2.713. Indiana (Pa.) 27 54 2.0 Shippensburg 30 60 2.015. Lock Haven 25 46 1.816. Mercyhurst 26 44 1.7

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ASSiSTS No. Team G Asst Avg1. Gannon 38 723 19.02. Kutztown 29 523 18.03. California (Pa.) 32 541 16.94. West Chester 29 456 15.75. Mercyhurst 26 388 14.96. Bloomsburg 27 402 14.97. Clarion 27 397 14.78. Edinboro 28 407 14.59. Shippensburg 30 435 14.510. Indiana (Pa.) 27 384 14.211. Slippery Rock 27 338 12.512. Lock Haven 25 303 12.113. Millersville 31 372 12.014. East Stroudsburg 27 286 10.615. Mansfield 26 269 10.316. Cheyney 26 261 10.0 STeAlSNo. Team G Steals Avg/G1. Millersville 31 462 14.92. Cheyney 26 360 13.83. California (Pa.) 32 432 13.54. West Chester 29 374 12.95. Edinboro 28 360 12.96. Bloomsburg 27 306 11.37. East Stroudsburg 27 262 9.78. Lock Haven 25 242 9.79. Indiana (Pa.) 27 241 8.910. Gannon 38 327 8.611. Kutztown 29 243 8.412. Clarion 27 226 8.413. Slippery Rock 27 216 8.014. Mansfield 26 196 7.515. Mercyhurst 26 169 6.516. Shippensburg 30 183 6.1

Turnover mArginNo. Team G Team Avg Opp Avg Margin1. Millersville 31 646 20.8 873 28.2 +7.322. Cheyney 26 482 18.5 650 25.0 +6.463. Edinboro 28 472 16.9 648 23.1 +6.294. California (Pa.) 32 622 19.4 744 23.3 +3.815. Gannon 38 605 15.9 699 18.4 +2.476. West Chester 29 618 21.3 673 23.2 +1.907. Bloomsburg 27 540 20.0 582 21.6 +1.568. Kutztown 29 475 16.4 517 17.8 +1.459. Lock Haven 25 514 20.6 530 21.2 +0.6410. Indiana (Pa.) 27 524 19.4 519 19.2 -0.1911. Clarion 27 501 18.6 492 18.2 -0.3312. Slippery Rock 27 498 18.4 464 17.2 -1.2613. East Stroudsburg 27 613 22.7 529 19.6 -3.1114. Shippensburg 30 624 20.8 502 16.7 -4.0715. Mansfield 26 590 22.7 402 15.5 -7.2316. Mercyhurst 26 614 23.6 376 14.5 -9.15


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the PsaCAll-Time HiSTory

pSAc championship Appearances year-by-year

2008QF Indiana (Pa.) 55, Shippensburg 48

2007QF California (Pa.) 79, Shippensburg 65

2005QF Clarion 69, Shippensburg 49

2004CH California 87, Shippensburg 54SF Shippensburg 73, West Chester 50QF Shippensburg 65, Clarion 36

2003QF California 82, Shippensburg 50

2002SF Millersville 73, Shippensburg 63QF Shippensburg 96, S. Rock 84

2001CH Shippensburg 86, California 71SF Shippensburg 88, W. Chester 75QF Shippensburg 82, Edinboro 53

2000CH Shippensburg 83, Millersville 57SF Shippensburg 85, Bloomsburg 62QF Shippensburg 90, Edinboro 76

1999CH Shippensburg 92, IUP 85SF Shippensburg 54, Kutztown 51QF Shippensburg 85, California 48

1998CH Shippensburg 89, Edinboro 80 (ot)SF Shippensburg 75, Kutztown 66QF Shippensburg 69, IUP 60

1997CH Shippensburg 89, Edinboro 74SF Shippensburg 70, West Chester 62QF Shippensburg 68, Kutztown 59

1996CH Shippensburg 87, Slippery Rock 67SF Shippensburg 95, Bloomsburg 87QF Shippensburg 93, West Chester 83

1995SF East Stroudsburg 80, Shippensburg 69

1985QF Millersville 84, Shippensburg 69

1984SF Shippensburg 69, IUP 67QF Shippensburg 65, East Stroudsburg 61 Key:QF - QuarterfinalsSF - SemifinalsCH - Championship

All-time pSAc career leaders

poinTSName, Team Years Points1. Lauren Beckley, Shippensburg 2006-10 2,4072. Valerie Walker, Cheyney 1978-82 2,2893. Brooque Williams, California 2006-10 2,205T4. Theresa Lorenzi, Bloomsburg 1985-89 2,173T4. Yolanda Laney, Cheyney 1980-84 2,1736. Tina Martin, Lock Haven 1982-86 2,1577. Sara McKinney, California 2002-05 2,1178. Jahzinga Tracey, IUP 2005-09 2,1019. Stacey Cunningham, Shippensburg 1980-84 2,05710. Ashley Totedo, Shippensburg 1995-99 2,050

reboundSName, Team Years Rebounds1. Ashley Totedo, Shippensburg 1995-99 1,4892. Heather Gates, Edinboro 1994-98 1,3013. Carlita Jones, Clarion 1991-95 1,2584. Deb Schneider, Mansfield 1983-86 1,2075. Sara McKinney, California 2002-05 1,2046. Becky Siembak, SRU/Cal 99-01/02-04 1,2037. Lauren Beckley, Shippensburg 2006-10 1,1518. Heather Cigich, Clarion 2001-05 1,1219. Montique Wade, Edinboro 1985-90 1,11310. Jahzinga Tracey, IUP 2005-09 1,092

ASSiSTSName, Team Years Assists1. Megan Storck, California (Pa.) 2003-06 7672. Callie Iorfido, Edinboro 2002-06 6823. Lori Richelderfer, California (Pa.) 1993-94 6604. Tammy Wood, California (Pa.) 1988-92 6565. Lori Young, Lock Haven 1983-87 6436. Stacy Perryman, East Stroudsburg 1992-96 6077. Paula Light, Millersville 1990-93 5978. Vickie Mikesic, Shippensburg 1997-01 575Becky Pigga, Bloomsburg 1987-91 57510. Melissa Swartz, Shippensburg 1993-97 572

All-time pSAc Titles Shippensburg 6California (Pa.) 4Cheyney 4Indiana (Pa.) 4Clarion 3Millersville 3Lock Haven 2Bloomsburg 1East Stroudsburg 1Edinboro 1Gannon 1Slippery Rock 1


the opponents


the opponents

Shepherd Wheeling Jesuit West liberty

gAme 1

Date: November 13, 2010

Location: Shepherdstown, WVNickname: RamsColors: Blue & GoldArena: Butcher Athletic CenterConference: WVIACHead Coach/Yrs: Melanie Ford/3rd Season 2009-10 Results: 17-12, 14-8SID: Chip RansomE-mail: [email protected]: www.shepherdrams.com

gAme 2


Location: Wheeling, WVNickname: CardinalsColors: Red & GoldArena: Alma Grace McDonough Health and Recreation CenterConference: WVIACHead Coach/Yrs: Katie Hine/2nd Season 2009-10 Results: 14-14, 12-10SID: Brian DennisonE-mail: [email protected]: www.wju.edu/athletics

gAme 3

Date: November 20, 2010 Location: West Liberty, WVNickname: HilltoppersColors: Black & GoldArena: Academic, Sports and Recreation ComplexConference: WVIACHead Coach/Yrs: Lynn Ullom/20th Season 2009-10 Results: 22-10, 16-7SID: Matt WatsonE-mail: [email protected]: www.hilltoppersports.com

udc West virginia Wesleyan indiana (pa.)

gAme 4


Location: Washington D.C.Nickname: FirebirdsColors: Maroon & GoldArena: UDC Sports ComplexConference: IndependentHead Coach/Yrs: Lester Butler Jr./6th Season 2009-10 Results: 12-13, 0-0SID: Bernard PaytonE-mail: [email protected]: www.udcfirebirds.com

gAme 5

Date: December 8, 2010 Location: Buckhannon, WVNickname: BobcatsColors: Orange & BlackArena: Rockefeller Center Arena Conference: WVIACHead Coach/Yrs: Steve Tierney/8th Season 2009-10 Results: 19-9, 17-6SID: Mitch FastenauE-mail: [email protected]: bobcats.wvwc.edu

gAme 6

Date: December 11, 2010

Location: Indiana, Pa.Nickname: Crimson HawksColors: Crimson & BlackArena: Memorial Field House Conference: PSACHead Coach/Yrs: Jeff Dow/3rd Season 2009-10 Results: 17-10, 10-4SID: Mike HoffmanE-mail: [email protected]: www.iupathletics.com

california (pa.) merrimack edinboro

gAme 7


Location: California, Pa.Nickname: VulcansColors: Red & BlackArena: Hamer Hall Conference: PSACHead Coach/Yrs: Mark Swasey/2nd Season2009-10 Results: 24-8, 11-3SID: Matthew KiferE-mail: [email protected]: www.calvulcans.com

gAme 8


Location: North Andover, MA Nickname: WarriorsColors: Yellow & BlueArena: Volpe CenterConference: NE-10Head Coach/Yrs: Helen Williams/5th Season2009-10 Results: 12-17, 9-13SID: Rob RossiE-mail: [email protected]: www.merrimackathletics.com

gAme 9

Date: January 3, 2010

Location: Edinboro, PaNickname: Fighting ScotsColors: Red & WhiteArena: McComb FieldhouseConference: PSACHead Coach/Yrs: Stan Swank/23rd Season2009-10 Results: 16-12, 7-7SID: Bob SchreveE-mail: [email protected]: www.gofightingscots.com


the opponents

gAme 10


Location: Lock Haven, Pa.Nickname: Bald EaglesColors: Maroon & WhiteArena: Thomas FieldhouseConference: PSACHead Coach/Yrs: Jennifer Smith2009-10 Results: 7-18, 2-12SID: Doug SpataforeE-mail: [email protected]: www.lhu.edu/athletics

gAme 11


Location: Clarion, Pa.Nickname: Golden EaglesColors: Blue & GoldArena: Waldo S. Tippen Gymnasium Conference: PSACHead Coach/Yrs: Margaret Parsons/22nd Season2009-10 Results: 13-14, 4-10SID: Rich HermanE-mail: [email protected]: www.clariongoldeneagles.com

gAme 12


Location: Erie, Pa.Nickname: Golden KnightsColors: Maroon & GoldArena: Hammermill CenterConference: PSACHead Coach/Yrs: Cleve Wright/9th Season 2009-10 Results: 37-1, 14-0 SID: Dan TeliskiE-mail: [email protected]: www.gannonsports.com

lock Haven

gAme 13/20

Date: January 12, 2010 at Shippensburg, Pa. February 5, 2010 at Kutztown, Pa.

Location: Kutztown, Pa.Nickname: Golden BearsColors: Maroon & GoldArena: Keystone HallConference: PSACHead Coach/Yrs: Janet Malouf/17th Season2009-10 Results: 19-10, 9-5SID: Rob KnoxE-mail: [email protected]: www.kubears.com

clarion

gAme 14/22

Date: January 15, 2010 at Cheyney, Pa. February 12, 2010 at Shippensburg, Pa.

Location: Cheyney, Pa.Nickname: WolvesColors: Blue & WhiteArena: Cope HallConference: PSACHead Coach/Yrs: Marilyn Stephens/3rd season2009-10 Results: 10-16, 7-7SID: Lenn MargolisE-mail: [email protected]: www.cheyneywolves.com

Kutztown

cheyney

gannon


the opponents

gAme 17/23

Date: January 26, 2010 at Shippensburg, Pa. February 16, 2010 at West Chester, Pa.

Location: West Chester, Pa.Nickname: Golden RamsColors: Gold & PurpleArena: Hollinger FieldhouseConference: PSACHead Coach/Yrs: Deirdre Kane 0/23rd Season2009-10 Results: 19-10, 8-6SID: James ZuhlkeE-mail: [email protected]: www.wcupagoldenrams.com

bloomsburg mansfield

gAme 15/21

Date: January 19, 2010 at Bloomsburg, Pa. February 9, 2010 at Shippensburg, Pa. Location: Bloomsburg, Pa.Nickname: HuskiesColors: Maroon & GoldArena: Nelson FieldhouseConference: PSACHead Coach/Yrs: Bill Cleary/3rd Season2009-10 Results: 16-11, 8-6SID: Tom McGuireE-mail: [email protected]: www.buhuskies.comb

gAme 16/24

Date: January 22, 2010 at Shippensburg, Pa. February 19, 2010 at Mansfield, Pa.

Location: Mansfield, PaNickname: MountaineersColors: Red & WhiteArena: Decker Gym Conference: PSACHead Coach/Yrs: Ruth Hermansen/12 Season2009-10 Results: 5-21, 2-12SID: Steve McCloskeyE-mail: [email protected]: www.gomounties.com

West chester

east Stroudsburg

gAme 18/26

Date: January 29, 2010 at East Stroudsburg, Pa. February 26, 2010 at Shippensburg, Pa.

Location: East Stroudsburg, Pa.Nickname: WarriorsColors: Red & BlackArena: Koehler FieldhouseConference: PSACHead Coach/Yrs: Maureen Smith/1st Season2009-10 Results: 4-23, 2-12SID: Greg KnowldenE-mail: [email protected]: www.esuwarriors.com

millersville

gAme 19/25

Date: February 2, 2010 at at Shippensburg, Pa. February 23, 2010 at Millersville, Pa.

Location: Millersville, Pa.Nickname: MaraudersColors: Black & GoldArena: Pucillo GymnasiumConference: PSACHead Coach/Yrs: Mary Fleig/20th Season2009-10 Results: 25-6, 13-1SID: Ethan HulseyE-mail: [email protected]: www.millersvilleathletics.com

history


historyWomen’S bASKeTbAll AT SHippenSburg

The bench erupts with joy at the buzzer as the lady raiders defeat Abilene christian 84-81 in the 1996

ncAA division ii semifinals in Fargo, north dakota. The victory allowed Shippensburg to advance to the national

championship game. (photo by bruce crummy and courtesy of the Fargo Forum)

The Shippensburg University women’s basketball team has a long and proud tradition that dates back to the early years of this century. The women’s basketball team was formed during the 1902-03 academic year and played two games. The Red and Blue traveled to Carlisle to play the Dickinson varsity and lost 6-4. One week later, in a return engagement on the Shippensburg campus, Shippensburg registered its first victory, defeating Dickinson 6-2.

The following year women’s basketball was relegated to intramural status. Philosophically, physical education for women emphasized participation and shunned the male model which gave more importance to competition.

It was not until the 1921-22 academic year that Shippensburg reorganized the basketball team and began competing again against outside competition. The team was coached by Claudia Robb for two seasons and the Evelyn Van Duzer for three years.

In 1926, the Pennsylvania legislature granted Shippensburg and the other normal schools the authority to award bachelor’s degrees and Shippensburg became a four-year college. The age of intercollegiate athletics officially began that fall.

That year the women’s basketball team was coached by Esther Henderson, who was a proponent of the philosophy emphasizing participation. The schedule was scaled back to three games in 1927 and 1928. In 1928-29, basketball was relegated to intramural status again.

However, on the eve of World War II, that philosophy was undergoing changes. The war itself accelerated social change including women’s physical education. During the war teams comprised of Shippensburg’s best intramural basketball players were organized and sent to compete with other schools in Central Pennsylvania in what were know as “play days.” Usually one day a year was set aside for field hockey and basketball games played at another school or hosted by Shippensburg. Organized schedules between schools spanning weeks and months were not widespread and did not exist at Shippensburg. The intramural program was still prominent and 16 basketball teams existed, encompassing a sizeable percentage of the female student body.

In 1943-44 the women’s basketball team was re-established under Coach Robb and a couple games were played. The following year four games were played.

The 1947-48 season was the beginning of Shippensburg’s first basketball dynasty. Again, Esther Henderson was named coach. Led by freshmen Shirley Fordney and Marty Stroup, Shippensburg went 7-1. The team lost its first game to an industrial league team, the Fairchild Aircraft Cargoettes, but then swept over seven collegiate opponents. The following year, with coach Eleanor Wright at the helm, the team was undefeated, but had one tie. The season ended with a 7-0-1 record. (Basketball rules for women did not allow for overtime periods until the 1953-54 season).

Fordney and company went 7-1 the next season and then in 1950-51, with Esther Henderson again coaching the team, the Raiderettes enjoyed an undefeated and untied season with a 6-0 record. Fordney averaged 21 points per game.

Henderson coached the rest of the decade and had an outstanding team in 1952 with a 5-0-1 record and a 6-0 team in 1956. She retired following the 1961 season and ended her career with a 59-28-4 record for a winning percentage of .670.

In 1962, Gwen Baker took over as head coach and guided the team until 1980. The Red and Blue began another dynasty in 1965-66 and compiled a 28-2 record in four seasons. Shippensburg beat Penn State four straight years and Maryland twice. The 1969 team, led by Sandy Stewart, went 10-0 and beat teams by the average margin of 23.3 points. After ten straight wins in 1969, the Lady Raiders won their first five in 1970 for a 24 game winning streak, that still stands today.

Congress passed Title IX in 1972 and Shippensburg began to increase its efforts to achieve gender equity. The basketball schedules began to increase along with scholarship aid and the level of competition.

The 1977-78 basketball team was one of the best of that era. Forwards Dorothy Fichter and Kristi Miller, and center Linda Virgens led the team to a 13-5 record and a berth in the Association of Intercollegiate Athletics for Women (AIAW) tournament. It was Shippensburg’s first taste of post-season competition. Fichter led the team to a 13-9 record in 1980 and a berth in the first annual Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference women’s basketball tournament. Baker retired after the 1980 season with a record of 150-67 for a .691 winning percentage.

The 1981 team, with Fichter and freshman guard Stacey Cunning-ham grabbing headlines, went 14-4. Cunningham was the premier player at Shippensburg in the 1980s. She set numerous school and national records, including most free throws made in a game with 21 against West Liberty in 1982 and scoring average with 29.9 points per game in 1983. That NCAA Division II scoring record was not broken until 1990. Cunningham was invited to a try out for the 1984 Olympics and finished her career with 2,057 points, a mark that still stands today. She averaged 23.1 points per game for her career.

In 1983-84, the team moved from Henderson Gym to Heiges Field House. Led by Cunningham and point guard Mary Endsley, Shippensburg went 18-9 that season and finished second in the PSAC tournament. Cunningham was named first team All-America by the Women’s Basketball Coaches Association (WBCA).

After Cunningham graduated, the team entered a period of decline and was not revived until the arrival of Dave Smith at the helm. Gradually building respectability for the team, the Lady Raiders received their first bid to the NCAA tournament in 1995. Led by guards Tracy Spencer and Melissa Swartz, Shippensburg topped UDC 87-81 in the first round but lost to eventual region champion Mercyhurst.

In 1996, Shippensburg achieved one of its highest pinnacles of success. The Lady Raiders won their first PSAC championship with an 87-67 triumph over Slippery Rock and then won the NCAA Division II East Region championship. Shippensburg beat Salem-Teikyo 79-68 in the regional final.

Advancing to the Elite Eight tournament in Fargo, North Dakota, the underdog Lady Raiders with Spencer and Swartz in the backcourt, and Ann Svensson, Jessica Bobiak and freshman Ashley Totedo starting in the front court, defeated Wingate 78-64 in the national quarterfinals.


historyWomen’S bASKeTbAll AT SHippenSburg

Shippensburg faced second-ranked Abilene Christian in the semifinals. The Wildcats had a 30-1 record and were led by Jennifer Clarkson, the Division II Player of the Year. Spencer and Swartz tallied 26 and 23 points, respectively and Svensson grabbed 10 rebounds as the Lady Raiders pulled off a major upset with an 84-81 win. Shippensburg advanced to the championship game and a national TV audience on ESPN2. Shippensburg lost 104-78 in the title game to North Dakota State.

In 1997 Shippensburg continued to dominate the PSAC. The Lady Raiders, led by Swartz and Totedo, won their second straight PSAC title and finished the year with a 25-5 record. Shippensburg’s season ended in the regional semifinals with a loss to High Point. Totedo became Shippensburg’s second WBCA first team All-American.

In 1998 the Lady Raiders won their third straight PSAC championship and added a NCAA East Region championship to their laurels. With only one starter returning to the lineup, the Shippensburg got off to a rough start, going 8-3 in the early part of the season. Then the youngsters, sophomore Julie Sutch and freshmen Christa Cline, Vickie Mikesic and Janette Pieczynski, began to jell, putting together a 20-game winning streak. The Lady Raiders became the first PSAC Western Division team to win all 12 conference games in a season.

After winning the regional crown they advanced to the Elite Eight but lost in the quarterfinals. The team went 28-4, and Totedo earned All-America honors again. In six pressure-filled PSAC and NCAA tournament games she averaged 24 points and 11.5 rebounds per game. She was the MVP of both the conference and regional tournaments.

In 1999 Shippensburg won its fourth straight PSAC title and Totedo earned All-America first team honors for the third straight season. She is the only player in the NCAA to combine 2,000 points, 1,400 rebounds and 300 blocked shots in a career.

In 2000, Shippensburg became the first PSAC team to win five straight conference championships. All five starters, Pieczynski, Cline, Mikesic, Tamaura Woodson and Sutch averaged in double figures. The Lady Raiders were upset in the regional semi-final game the following weekend.

In 2001, Shippensburg put together one of its finest seasons in team history. The Lady Raiders finished the season with a 28-5 record and won the PSAC championship for the sixth year in a row with an 86-71 win over California. Janette Pieczynski tallied 25 points and was tournament MVP. The following week Shippensburg won the East region title (third time in six years) and advanced to the Elite Eight.

Shippensburg defeated Delta State 70-65. The Lady Raiders fell 76-67 to North Dakota in a thrilling semi-final game. Center Jessie Gordon scored 24 points and pulled down nine rebounds. Cline was PSAC West Player of the Year. Pieczynski and Mikesic were named first team All-Conference.

In 2002 Shippensburg engaged in a rebuilding season and achieved many accolades. The team finished the year with a 20-9 overall record, marking the eighth season in a row that the Lady Raiders won 20 or more games. The team also competed in the NCAA Division II tournament for the eighth year in a row. Head Coach Kristy Trn was named PSAC Western Division Coach of the Year for the second season in a row.

In 2003 the Lady Raider suffered through a losing season with a 13-15 record, but earned a PSAC tournament berth for the ninth year in a row, compiling a 6-6 record in the conference’s Western Division.

Shippensburg ended the 2004-05 season with a 17-10 record, including a mark of 8-4 in the Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC) Western Division. Sixth-year head coach Kristy Trn was faced with the challenge of replacing two 1,000-point scorers from the 2003-04 team and two All-PSAC Western Division selections in Katie Bray and Emily Swingler.

The Lady Raiders qualified for the PSAC Tournament in the 2006-07 and the 2007-08 seasons while Lauren Beckley emerged as one of the team’s best players in history. Beckley was the PSAC Rookie of the Year in 2007, the PSAC Western Division Player of the Year in 2008 and the PSAC Eastern Division Player of the Year in 2009. She finished her career as the PSAC’s all-time leading scorer.

Julie Sutch (1996-2000)

Historical notes

• Shippensburg won six consecutive PSAC Championships from 1996 to 2001. That is the longest string of basketball championships in PSAC history in either men’s or women’s basketball.

• Shippensburg finished 2nd in the NCAA Division II national tournament in 1996.

• Shippensburg reached the semi-finals of the NCAA Division II national tournament in 2001.

• Eastern College Athletic Conference Division II Team of the Year in 1996 and 2001.

• Eight straight 20 win seasons and eight straight NCAA tournament appearances from 1995 to 2002.

pSAc Western division players of the year1996 Tracy Spencer

1998 Ashley Totedo

1999 Ashley Totedo

2001 Christa Cline

2008 Lauren Beckley

2009 Lauren Beckley

2010 Lauren Beckley


historydiSTinguiSHed bASKeTbAll AlumnAe

Jeanne shaheenBorn Jeanne Bowers in Saint Charles, Missouri on Jan. 28, 1947, Shaheen was elected this November as the first female senator to represent the people of New Hampshire in the U.S. Senate. A 1967 graduate of Shippensburg with a bachelor’s degree in English, she was a member of the junior varsity team for two seasons in 1965-66 and 1966-67.

Shaheen has served as the Director of the Institute of Politics (IOP) at Harvard University’s John F. Ken-nedy School of Government. She is also currently on the board of the Nellie Mae Education Foundation. Following her graduation from Shippensburg, Shaheen earned her master’s degree in political science from the University of Mississippi in 1973. She would teach high school in Mississippi before moving to New Hampshire where she became a school teacher and ran a small business with her husband.

Shaheen was the national campaign manager for Jimmy Carter during the 1980 presidential campaign and for Gary Hart in 1984. She also managed two state campaigns for Paul McEachern in 1986 and 1988. Following her stints as a campaign manager, Shaheen decided to run for office herself. He career in elected office began in 1990 when she was elected to the New Hampshire state Senate and served three terms, be-ing re-elected twice in 1992 and 1994.

In 1996, Shaheen was elected Governor of New Hampshire, becoming the state’s first woman governor and the first Democrat elected governor in 16 years. She served three terms as governor, winning re-election in 1998 and 2000. As the governor, Shaheen chaired the Education Com-mission of the States from 2000-01 and led the first trade mission for New Hampshire outside North America, generating $500 million dollars in projected sales for New Hampshire businesses.

After leaving office, Shaheen served as a Senior Fellow at the IOP at the Kennedy School and at the Tufts University College of Citizenship and Public Service. Shaheen previously ran for the U.S. Senate in 2002 and in 2004, served as the national chairperson of Senator John Kerry’s U.S. presidential campaign and vice chairman of the Democratic Party National Convention.

Jeanne and her husband, Bill, have been married for 35 years and live in Madbury, New Hampshire. They have three daughters and four grand-children.

ashley (totedo) swansonOne of the best players in the history of NCAA Division II women’s basketball, Ashley Totedo is currently an associate with Dickie, McCamey & Chilcote, P.C., in the firm’s Pittsburgh office. She concentrates her practice in the areas of general liability and construction law with a particular emphasis in transporta-tion law.

Totedo, who graduated cum laude from Shippensburg in 1999 with a bachelor’s degree in psychology, was the first women’s player in Division II history to total over 2,000 points, 1,400 rebounds and 300 blocked shots in a career. She finished her career with 2,050 points, 1,489 rebounds and 315 blocks.

A three-time Kodak/WBCA All-American First Team selection from 1997-99, Totedo was inducted in the Shippensburg Athletic Hall of Fame in 2000. During her career, Shippensburg compiled a 106-21 record, won four PSAC and two NCAA East Region championships.

Totedo was also a member of the only two teams in school history to advance to the Elite Eight. In 1996, the Lady Raiders finished the year ranked No. 2 in the nation after advancing to the national championship game.

Off the court, Totedo was an Academic All-American and two-time PSAC Winter Top Ten award winner. Following her graduation from Shippensburg, she attended the Duquesne University School of Law as a recipient of both an NCAA postgraduate scholarship and academic scholarship.

Totedo received her justice degree from Duquesne in 2002, where she was a recipient of the CALI Excellence for the Future Award in Trial Advocacy.

A member of the Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, and American Bar Associations, Totedo is admitted to practice before the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania and the United States District Court for the Western District of Pennsylvania.

Before joining Dickie McCamey, Totedo worked as an associate with Meyer, Darragh, Buckler, Bebenek & Eck and Burns White & Hickton LLC, two mid-sized Pittsburgh law firms.

Totedo is also executive board member of Young Republicans of Allegh-eny County and an Assistant Solicitor of the Republican Committee of Allegheny County.

A native of Donora, Totedo currently resides in Aspinwall with her husband, Matthew Swanson.

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1994-95

22-7 overAll • 9-3 pSAc WeST

Western division champions

ncAA Second round

TeAm roSTerNo. Name Yr. Pos. Ht. Hometown/High School13 Tracy Spencer Jr. G 5-7 Collegeville/Perkiomen Valley20 Deborah Dawson So. F/C 6-1 Crownsville, Md./Old Mill22 Christi Hare Sr. G/F 5-9 Shrewsbury/Susquehannock23 Stephanie Hector Fr. G 5-6 Glenside/Cheltenham24 Jennifer Rasberry Sr. G 5-7 Walkerville, Md./Walkersville30 Jessica Bobiak So. G 5-9 Frackville/North Schuylkill32 Marie McDonald So. F 5-10 Centralia Heights/North Schuylkill33 Melissa Swartz So. G 5-8 Carlisle/Big Spring34 Alyson Mangan Jr. F 5-11 Eastampton, N.J./Rancocas Valley35 Kelly Doerzbacher Fr. G 5-9 Apollo/Greensburg Central Catholic41 Dee DeShong So. C 6-3 Big Cove Tannery/McConnellsburg42 Anne Svensson Fr. C 6-3 Norrkoping, Sweden

SeASon STATiSTicSName GP/GS FG% FT% Reb/Avg Asst Pts/AvgTracy Spencer 29/29 37.9 77.4 111/3.8 91 614/21.2Melissa Swartz 29/29 37.8 71.9 137/4.7 136 375/12.9Christi Hare 29/29 54.4 70.1 249/8.6 56 318/11.0Anne Svensson 29/29 50.0 44.9 175/6.0 34 226/7.8Kelly Doerzbacher 29/17 37.7 76.6 101/3.5 35 206/7.1Deborah Dawson 29/0 48.1 57.1 116/4.0 22 178/6.1Marie McDonald 29/0 46.2 70.2 135/4.7 17 161/5.6Dee DeShong 16/0 51.0 72.7 53/3.3 15 66/4.1Jessica Bobiak 29/12 31.3 66.0 68/2.3 49 94/3.2Stephanie Hector 29/0 42.0 64.0 51/1.8 25 91/3.1Jennifer Rasberry 28/0 44.8 60.9 33/1.2 60 43/1.5Alyson Mangan 1/0 0.0 0.0 0/0 0 0/0.0Shippensburg 29 42.4 68.4 1347/46.4 540 2372/81.8Opponents 29 39.3 67.7 1216/41.9 374 1996/68.8

pSAc TournAmenTSemifinals - East Stroudsburg 80, Shippensburg 69

ncAA TournAmenTFirst Round - Shippensburg 87, District of Columbia 81 (OT)Regional Semifinals - Mercyhurst 73, Shippensburg 68

1995-96


pSAc champions


ncAA elite eight

TeAm roSTerNo. Name Yr. Pos. Ht. Hometown/High School12 Vanessa Walker Fr. G 5-3 Carlisle/Tulsa Union (Okla.)13 Tracy Spencer Sr. G 5-7 Collegeville/Perkiomen Valley14 Anna Latschar Fr. G 5-6 Gettysburg/North Pocono15 Dorrie Martin Fr. G 5-4 Marietta/Donegal20 Deborah Dawson Jr. F/C 6-1 Crownsville, Md./Old Mill23 Stephanie Hector So. G 5-6 Glenside/Cheltenham24 Jennifer Steck Jr. G 5-9 Dry Run/Fannett-Metal30 Jessica Bobiak Jr. G 5-9 Frackville/North Schuylkill32 Marie McDonald Jr. F 5-10 Centralia Heights/North Schuylkill33 Melissa Swartz Jr. G 5-8 Carlisle/Big Spring34 Alyson Mangan Sr. F 5-11 Eastampton, N.J./Rancocas Valley35 Kelly Doerzbacher So. G 5-9 Apollo/Greensburg Central Catholic40 Ashley Totedo Fr. C 6-0 Donora/Ringgold42 Anne Svensson So. C 6-3 Norrkoping, Sweden

SeASon STATiSTicSName GP/GS FG% FT% Reb/Avg Asst Pts/AvgTracy Spencer 34/34 36.4 77.2 148/4.4 117 670/19.7Melissa Swartz 34/34 41.4 80.5 195/5.7 215 614/18.1Ashley Totedo 34/31 53.9 65.2 359/10.6 37 421/12.4Anne Svensson 34/34 50.2 61.0 201/5.9 49 265/7.8Deborah Dawson 34/0 48.2 59.9 173/5.1 15 264/7.8Jessica Bobiak 34/33 42.6 71.7 140/4.1 81 205/6.0Marie McDonald 34/3 42.6 78.1 170/5.0 14 167/4.9Kelly Doerzbacher 26/1 36.6 72.4 67/2.6 14 102/3.9Vanessa Walker 5/0 22.2 66.7 4/0.8 4 8/1.6Stephanie Hector 32/0 19.1 42.3 43/1.3 26 31/1.0Alyson Mangan 22/0 30.8 55.6 16/0.7 1 21/1.0Jennifer Steck 18/0 20.0 30.0 15/0.8 1 9/0.5Dorrie Martin 19/0 20.0 50.0 4/0.2 1 3/0.2Anna Latschar 20/0 0.0 100.00 7/0.4 2 2/0.1Shippensburg 34 42.3 71.6 1645/48.4 577 2782/81.8Opponents 34 38.3 68.8 1539/45.3 518 2565/75.4

pSAc TournAmenTQuarterfinals - Shippensburg 93, West Chester 83Semifinals - Shippensburg 95, Bloomsburg 87Championship - Shippensburg 87, Slippery Rock 67

ncAA TournAmenTRegional Semifinals - Shippensburg 87, Pittsburgh-Johnstown 77Regional Championship - Shippensburg 79, Salem International 68NCAA Quarterfinals - Shippensburg 78, Wingate 64NCAA Semifinals - Shippensburg 84, Abilene Christian 81NCAA Championship - North Dakota State 104, Shippensburg 78

historyTeAm cApSuleS


1996-97


pSAc champions


ncAA First round

TeAm roSTerNo. Name Yr. Pos. Ht. Hometown/High School12 Abigail Minder Fr. G 5-7 Lebanon/Lebanon Catholic14 Julie Sutch Fr. G 5-5 New Bloomfield/West Perry15 Nisa Wilson Fr. G 5-4 Lancaster/McCaskey20 Deborah Dawson Sr. C 6-1 Crownsville, Md./Old Mill23 Jennifer Hamilton Fr. F 6-0 Perkasie/Pennridge24 Christy Hammaker Fr. G 5-4 Sanatoga/Pottsgrove30 Jessica Bobiak Sr. F 5-9 Frackville/North Schuylkill32 Marie McDonald Sr. F 5-10 Centralia Heights/North Schuylkill33 Melissa Swartz Sr. G 5-8 Carlisle/Big Spring34 Rebekah Hosler Fr. F 5-11 Newville/Big Spring35 Kelly Doerzbacher Jr. F 5-10 Apollo/Greensburg Central Catholic40 Ashley Totedo So. C 6-0 Donora/Ringgold41 Jamie Porter Fr. F 5-9 Pittsburgh/Plum

SeASon STATiSTicSName GP/GS FG% FT% Reb/Avg Asst Pts/AvgAshley Totedo 30/30 45.9 64.2 391/13.0 39 466/15.5 Melissa Swartz 30/30 40.2 68.9 109/3.6 173 432/14.4Deborah Dawson 30/30 46.0 75.9 209/7.0 31 332/11.1Nisa Wilson 29/4 36.0 72.2 69/2.4 59 261/9.0Marie McDonald 30/0 44.5 84.4 159/5.3 26 236/7.9Kelly Doerzbacher 30/20 37.8 77.4 127/4.2 42 232/7.7Jessica Bobiak 30/30 39.4 68.9 124/4.1 80 191/6.4Julie Sutch 26/0 37.5 65.7 45/1.7 33 72/2.8Jamie Porter 22/6 36.8 50.0 53/2.4 20 69/3.1Christy Hammaker 11/0 35.0 0.0 9/0.8 8 18/1.6Abigail Minder 17/0 18.2 57.1 21/1.2 7 20/1.2Jennifer Hamilton 16/0 37.5 63.6 16/1.0 1 19/1.2Rebekah Hosler 12/0 50.0 100.0 16/1.3 0 14/1.2Shippensburg 30 41.2 70.5 1427/47.6 519 2362/78.7Opponents 30 37.4 64.3 1269/42.3 414 1945/64.8

pSAc TournAmenTQuarterfinals - Shippensburg 68, Kutztown 59Semifinals - Shippensburg 70, West Chester 62Championship - Shippensburg 89, Edinboro 74

ncAA TournAmenTFirst Round - High Point 71, Shippensburg 53

1997-98

28-4 overAll • 12-0 pSAc WeST pSAc champions


ncAA elite eight

TeAm roSTerNo. Name Yr. Pos. Ht. Hometown/High School12 Julie Sutch So. G 5-5 New Bloomfield/West Perry15 Vickie Mikesic Fr. G 5-7 Hollidaysburg/Hollidaysburg20 Nisa Wilson So. G 5-4 Lancaster/McCaskey22 Ashley Totedo Jr. F 6-0 Donora/Ringgold23 Janette Pieczynski Fr. G 5-7 Kingston/Wyoming Valley West32 Stephanie Rothery Fr. C 5-11 Berwick/Berwick33 Christa Cline R-Fr. F 5-10 Carlisle/Carlisle41 Jamie Porter So. F 5-9 Pittsburgh/Plum42 Tamaura Woodson Fr. C 5-11 Harrisburg/Harrisburg

SeASon STATiSTicSName GP/GS FG% FT% Reb/Avg. Ast. Pts./Avg.Ashley Totedo 32/32 43.7 76.6 370/11.6 34 569/17.8 Nisa Wilson 30/25 34.0 72.7 86/2.9 148 366/12.2Christa Cline 32/31 49.7 68.4 198/6.2 52 365/11.4Janette Pieczynski 32/22 43.0 71.4 127/4.0 88 364/11.4Vickie Mikesic 32/5 39.4 73.6 85/2.7 74 247/7.7Julie Sutch 32/32 38.9 74.4 128/4.0 112 225/7.0Stephanie Rothery 31/3 46.0 79.6 109/3.5 15 131/4.2Tamaura Woodson 28/8 44.2 40.0 100/3.6 11 112/4.0Jamie Porter 32/2 28.8 71.2 123/3.8 47 124/3.9Shippensburg 32 40.9 69.8 1446/42.3 581 2503/79.6Opponents 32 37.5 68.6 1310/40.9 451 2070/64.7

pSAc TournAmenTQuarterfinals - Shippensburg 69, Indiana (Pa.) 60Semifinals - Shippensburg 75, Kutztown 66Championship - Shippensburg 89, Edinboro 80 (OT)

ncAA TournAmenTRegional Semifinals - Shippensburg 88, Edinboro 78Regional Championship - Shippensburg 91, Bloomsburg 62NCAA Quarterfinals - Emporia State 122, Shippensburg 84



1998-99


pSAc champions

ncAA Sweet Sixteen

TeAm roSTerNo. Name Yr. Pos. Ht. Hometown/High School12 Julie Sutch Jr. G 5-5 New Bloomfield/West Perry15 Vickie Mikesic So. G 5-7 Hollidaysburg/Hollidaysburg20 Jennifer Hamilton So. F 5-11 Perkasie/Pennridge22 Ashley Totedo Sr. F 6-0 Donora/Ringgold23 Janette Pieczynski So. G 5-7 Kingston/Wyoming Valley West24 Erin Corrie Fr. G 5-9 Orbisonia/Southern Huntingdon30 Trisha Lower Fr. G 5-7 Williamsburg/Williamsburg32 Stephanie Rothery So. C 5-11 Berwick/Berwick33 Christa Cline So. F 5-10 Carlisle/Carlisle34 Anja Thiele Fr. C 6-1 Halle, Germany42 Tamaura Woodson So. C 5-11 Harrisburg/Harrisburg

SeASon STATiSTicSName GP/GS FG% FT% Reb/Avg Asst Pts/AvgAshley Totedo 31/31 42.4 77.3 369/11.9 52 594/19.2Janette Pieczynski 31/29 41.6 70.5 151/4.9 89 448/14.5Vickie Mikesic 31/31 43.4 79.8 154/5.0 136 406/13.1Christa Cline 31/31 42.7 74.6 163/5.3 40 288/9.3Julie Sutch 31/31 36.1 63.4 125/4.0 125 227/7.3Tamaura Woodson 31/2 59.3 35.0 108/3.5 16 213/6.9Stephanie Rothery 31/0 39.1 72.9 91/2.9 30 135/4.4Erin Corrie 13/0 37.5 62.5 20/1.5 10 23/1.8Jennifer Hamilton 20/0 60.0 30.8 22/1.1 5 34/1.7Anja Thiele 9/0 28.6 62.5 15/1.7 0 13/1.4Trisha Lower 31/0 19.6 41.2 36/1.2 27 32/1.0Shippensburg 31 41.2 70.7 1464/45.8 577 2514/78.6Opponents 31 37.5 68.6 1310/40.9 451 2070/64.7

pSAc TournAmenTQuarterfinals - Shippensburg 85, California (Pa.) 48Semifinals - Shippensburg 54, Kutztown 51Championship - Shippensburg 92, Indiana (Pa.) 85

ncAA TournAmenTRegional Semifinals - Shippensburg 86, Belmont Abbey 62Regional Championship - Indiana (Pa.) 85, Shippensburg 75

1999-2000


pSAc cHAmpionS

WeSTern diviSion cHAmpionS, ncAA Second round

TeAm roSTerNo. Name Yr. Pos. Ht. Hometown/High School12 Julie Sutch Sr. G 5-5 New Bloomfield/West Perry14 Cortney Campbell Fr. F 5-9 Marysville/Susquenita15 Vickie Mikesic Jr. G 5-7 Hollidaysburg/Hollidaysburg20 Jennifer Hamilton Jr. F 5-11 Perkasie/Pennridge21 Christan Kelly Fr. G/F 5-10 Holland/Council Rock23 Janette Pieczynski Jr. G 5-7 Kingston/Wyoming Valley West24 Erin Corrie So. G 5-9 Orbisonia/Southern Huntingdon31 Jamie Fredley Fr. G 5-9 State College/Council Rock32 Stephanie Rothery Jr. F 5-11 Berwick/Berwick33 Christa Cline Jr. F 5-10 Carlisle/Carlisle42 Tamaura Woodson Jr. C 5-11 Harrisburg/Harrisburg

SeASon STATiSTicSName GP/GS FG% FT% Reb/Avg Asst Pts/AvgJanette Pieczynski 30/29 43.8 74.1 119/4.0 87 452/15.1Christa Cline 30/30 44.5 73.5 247/8.2 42 415/13.8Vickie Mikesic 30/30 43.7 65.5 163/5.4 170 394/13.1Tamaura Woodson 29/28 54.8 50.4 220/7.6 35 372/12.8Julie Sutch 30/30 39.9 66.7 171/5.7 105 303/10.1Stephanie Rothery 30/2 35.9 80.0 126/4.2 38 226/7.5Jennifer Hamilton 8/0 37.5 66.7 13/1.6 6 26/3.3Christan Kelly 15/0 48.1 69.2 25/1.7 5 35/2.3Erin Corrie 30/1 36.0 54.5 39/1.3 18 48/1.6Jamie Fredley 20/0 52.6 58.3 9/0.5 11 29/1.5Cortney Campbell 2/0 0.0 0.0 1/0.5 0 0/0.0Shippensburg 30 44.0 67.0 1267/42.2 517 2300/76.7Opponents 30 38.9 70.0 1168/38.9 405 1891/63.0

pSAc TournAmenTQuarterfinals - Shippensburg 90, Edinboro 76Semifinals - Shippensburg 85, Bloomsburg 62Championship - Shippensburg 83, Millersville 57

ncAA TournAmenTRegional Semifinals - Slippery Rock 74, Shippensburg 65



2000-01


pSAc cHAmpionS

WeSTern diviSion cHAmpionS

ncAA eliTe eigHT

TeAm roSTerNo. Name Yr. Pos. Ht. Hometown/High School12 Christan Kelly So. G/F 5-10 Holland/Council Rock13 Jamie Cable Fr. F 5-9 Brunswick, Md./Brunswick14 Jamie Fredley So. G 5-9 State College/Council Rock15 Vickie Mikesic Sr. G 5-7 Hollidaysburg/Hollidaysburg20 Holly Evanov Fr. G 5-2 South Park/South Park21 Katie Bray Fr. G 5-9 Reedsville/Indian Valley22 Emily Swingler Fr. G 5-10 Columbia/Columbia23 Janette Pieczynski Sr. G 5-7 Kingston/Wyoming Valley West24 Erin Corrie Jr. G 5-9 Orbisonia/Southern Huntingdon30 Janet Williams Fr. G 5-8 Meadville/Saegertown32 Stephanie Rothery Sr. F 5-11 Berwick/Berwick33 Christa Cline Sr. F 5-10 Carlisle/Carlisle35 Jessie Gordon Jr. C 6-0 Williamsburg/Williamsburg42 Tamaura Woodson Sr. C 5-11 Harrisburg/Harrisburg

SeASon STATiSTicSName GP/GS FG% FT% Reb/Avg Asst Pts/AvgJanette Pieczynski 32/32 39.1 74.3 105/3.3 84 417/13.0Christa Cline 33/33 43.7 74.6 261/7.9 37 426/12.9Jessie Gordon 33/26 49.5 73.0 263/8.0 44 394/11.9Tamaura Woodson 6/6 54.0 40.0 53/8.8 2 66/11.0Vickie Mikesic 33/33 46.6 69.5 144/4.4 195 352/10.7Katie Bray 33/28 51.3 81.0 120/3.6 92 313/9.5Stephanie Rothery 33/6 36.2 71.1 104/3.2 23 195/5.9Christan Kelly 21/0 43.4 65.0 31/1.5 10 74/3.5Erin Corrie 28/0 43.0 65.7 34/1.2 11 91/3.3Jamie Cable 19/0 37.3 47.1 53/2.8 8 47/2.5Emily Swingler 18/0 40.9 50.0 18/1.0 5 43/2.4Holly Evanov 14/0 22.2 68.8 12/0.9 12 21/1.5Janet Williams 16/0 10.0 82.4 10/0.6 10 17/1.1Jamie Fredley 27/1 14.8 42.9 19/0.7 26 12/0.4Shippensburg 33 43.7 70.7 1391/42.2 559 2468/74.8Opponents 33 38.8 66.2 1178/35.7 386 2021/61.2

pSAc TournAmenTQuarterfinals - Shippensburg 82, Edinboro 53Semifinals - Shippensburg 88, West Chester 75Championship - Shippensburg 86, California (Pa.) 71

ncAA TournAmenTRegional Semifinals - Shippensburg 80, Pittsburgh-Johnstown 70Regional Championship - Shippensburg 76, Bloomsburg 75NCAA Quarterfinals - Shippensburg 70, Delta State 65NCAA Semifinals - North Dakota State 76, Shippensburg 67

ncAA All-TournAmenT TeAmJessie Gordon

2001-02


ncAA FirST round

TeAm roSTerNo. Name Yr. Pos. Ht. Hometown/High School12 Christan Kelly Jr. G/F 5-10 Holland/Council Rock13 Alicia Bray Fr. G 5-7 Reedsville/Indian Valley14 Jamie Cable So. F 5-9 Brunswick, Md./Brunswick15 Jamie Fredley Jr. G 5-9 State College/Council Rock20 Janet Williams So. G 5-8 Meadville/Saegertown21 Katie Bray So. G 5-9 Reedsville/Indian Valley22 Emily Swingler So. G 5-10 Columbia/Columbia23 Holly Evanov So. G 5-2 South Park/South Park24 Erin Corrie Sr. G 5-9 Orbisonia/Southern Huntingdon30 Jen Scaffidi Fr. G 5-8 Turnersville, N.J./Washington Twp.32 Emma Lomax Fr. F 5-8 Dumfries/Gar-Field35 Jessie Gordon Sr. C 6-0 Williamsburg/Williamsburg40 Katie Lazor Fr. F 5-9 Wood/Tussey Mountain41 Christine Brobston Fr. C 6-1 Yorktown, Va./Grafton42 Sonia Spriggs Fr. F 5-11 Avondale/Avon Grove

SeASon STATiSTicSName GP/GS FG% FT% Reb/Avg Asst Pts/AvgJessie Gordon 29/29 45.1 76.0 275/9.5 40 487/16.8Jen Scaffidi 29/27 43.9 76.3 100/3.4 129 384/13.2Emily Swingler 28/28 45.1 83.6 160/5.7 61 342/12.2Katie Bray 29/29 47.0 76.4 141/4.9 101 336/11.6Christan Kelly 28/28 41.8 66.3 275/9.8 43 303/10.8Jamie Cable 27/1 43.4 50.0 77/2.9 8 81/3.0Janet Williams 17/1 38.2 78.3 31/1.8 15 46/2.7Jamie Fredley 23/2 21.2 52.6 15/0.7 23 26/1.1Emma Lomax 23/0 17.2 50.0 19/0.8 13 25/1.1Katie Lazor 22/0 30.0 50.0 35/1.6 2 24/1.1Erin Corrie 19/0 42.9 44.4 11/0.6 6 22/1.2Holly Evanov 9/0 28.6 63.6 5/0.6 4 11/1.2Sonia Spriggs 7/0 66.7 100.0 4/0.6 0 6/0.9Christine Brobston 4/0 50.0 0.0 4/1.0 0 2/0.5Alicia Bray 7/0 0.0 50.0 3/0.4 0 1/0.1Shippensburg 29 43.3 70.6 1274/43.9 445 2096/72.3Opponents 29 38.4 67.0 1052/36.3 379 1883/64.9

pSAc TournAmenTQuarterfinals - Shippensburg 96, Slippery Rock 84Semifinals - Millersville 73, Shippensburg 63

ncAA TournAmenTFirst Round - West Liberty State 82, Shippensburg 72 (OT)



ncAA Tournament Appearances year-by-year

date location round opponent result3/7/95 Washington, D.C. First Round District of Columbia W, 87-81 OT3/10/95 Erie, Pa. Region Semis Mercyhurst L, 73-683/8/96 Shippensburg, Pa. Region Semis Pittsburgh-Johnstown W, 87-773/9/96 Shippensburg, Pa. Region Final Salem International W, 79-683/20/96 Fargo, N.D. NCAA Quarters Wingate W, 78-643/21/96 Fargo, N.D. NCAA Semis Abilene Christian W, 84-813/24/96 Fargo, N.D. NCAA Final North Dakota State L, 78-1043/7/97 Shippensburg, Pa. First Round High Point L, 53-713/6/98 Philippi, W. Va. Region Semis Edinboro W, 88-783/7/98 Philippi, W. Va. Region Final Bloomsburg W, 91-623/18/98 Pine Bluff, Ark. NCAA Quarters Emporia State L, 84-1223/5/99 Indiana, Pa. Region Semis Belmont Abbey W, 86-623/6/99 Indiana, Pa. Region Final Indiana (Pa.) L, 75-853/10/00 Shippensburg, Pa. Region Semis Slippery Rock L, 65-743/9/01 Shippensburg, Pa. Region Semis Pittsburgh-Johnstown W, 80-703/10/01 Shippensburg, Pa. Region Final Bloomsburg W, 76-753/21/01 Rochester, Minn. NCAA Quarters Delta State W, 70-653/22/01 Rochester, Minn. NCAA Semis North Dakota L, 67-763/7/02 Glenville, W. Va. First Round West Liberty State L, 72-82 OT

Appearances: Eight (11-8)1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002

historylAdy rAiderS in THe ncAA TournAmenT

Jen Scaffidi (2001-05)christa cline (1997-01)



2002NCAA East Region Quarterfinals • March 7, 2002

WEST LIBERTY 82, SHIPPENSBURG 72 in OT

Ship lost 82-72 in overtime to West Liberty. The Lady Raiders were trailing 71-67 but tied the score in the last few seconds of the game. Jessie Gordon hit a jumper with 17 seconds left. After a missed West Liberty free throw, point guard Jennifer Scaffidi got through the West Liberty defense and scored a short jumper with four seconds left to tie at 71. West Liberty scored five quick points during the first 90 seconds of overtime with 6-11 center Jaana Kotova hitting a short layup and Shay Glauser connecting with a three-pointer. Scaffidi led Shippensburg with 23 points and 10 rebounds. Gordon, in foul trouble much of the game, had 13 points and nine rebounds.

2001NCAA East Region Semifinals • March 9, 2001 at Shippensburg, Pa.

SHIPPENSBURG 80, PITT-JOHNSTOWN 70

Christa Cline scored 19 points and grabbed 16 rebounds to lead Shippensburg to an 80-70 triumph over Pitt-Johnstown. All five of Shippensburg’s starters scored in double figures. In addition to Cline, center Jessie Gordon scored 16, guard Vickie Mikesic had 15 and guards Janette Pieczynski and Katie Bray scored 14 each. Shippensburg led 42-34 at halftime after building a 34-20 advantage with 5:12 left in the first half. In the second half the Mountain Cats steadily attacked the Lady Raider lead and narrowed the gap to 71-70 with 3:13 left to play. Shippensburg finished off with a 9-0 run. Mikesic hit one of two free throws and then hit a short jumper. Pieczynski stole the ball and missed a layup. Cline got the rebound and passed to Bray, who was fouled. Her pair of free throws put the Lady Raiders in control with a 76-70 lead with 47 seconds left.

NCAA East Region Championship • March 10, 2001 at Shippensburg, Pa.

SHIPPENSBURG 76, BLOOMSBURG 75

Vickie Mikesic made two free throws with five seconds left to give Shippensburg the edge over Bloomsburg 76-75. Bloomsburg had taken a 72-71 lead with 46 seconds left on a layup by Jen Bryan. Shippensburg regained the lead as Steph Rothery passed around a defender from the top of the key to an open Christa Cline under the basket. She made the layup to put Shippensburg on top 73-72 with 20 seconds left. Spinelli missed a jumper with six seconds left and Shippensburg’s Katie Bray collected the rebound. She was fouled along the sideline by Bryan who drove her out of bounds and to the floor. Bryan was called for an intentional foul. Bray hit the first free throw but missed the sec-ond. Shippensburg retained possession because of the intentional foul. Mikesic was fouled and hit both free throws to boost the lead to 76-72. Bloomsburg had a chance to take the lead at the end but Bray stole the ball only to lose the handle and turned the ball over with two seconds left. Stephanie Straup hit a three pointer at the buzzer to cut the lead to one. Rothery was the high scorer with 19 points. Cline had 16 points and seven rebounds, Pieczynski scored 14 and Mikesic 13.

NCAA ELITE EIGHT

National Quarterfinal • March 21, 2001 in Rochester, MN

SHIPPENSBURG 70, DELTA STATE 65

Forward Christa Cline and point guard Vickie Mikesic scored 16 points each to lead Shippensburg to a 70-65 victory over fourth ranked Delta State (Miss.). Cline paced the Lady Raiders with 10 points in the first half and then Mikesic, who was benched for 11 minutes in the first half due to foul trouble, tallied all 16 of her points in the second half. Delta State jumped to a 6-1 lead to start the game. Shippensburg did not get its first field goal until 15:35 left in the first half when Janette Pieczyn-ski stole the ball and raced for a layup. That basket initiated a 13-1 run that gave Ship a 13-7 lead with 11:38 left. The Lady Raiders led 32-28 at half-time. In the second half, the Lady Raiders went on a 12-4 surge to build a 44-32 lead at 15:23. Delta State narrowed the gap to 61-55 but Cline hit a base line jumper off an assist from Mikesic to break the momentum.

NCAA ELITE EIGHT

National Semifinal • March 22, 2001 in Rochester, MN

NORTH DAKOTA 76, SHIPPENSBURG 67

Shippensburg lost to North Dakota 76-67 in a wildly exciting game. The Lady Raiders fell behind 50-26 at halftime but staged a dramatic come-back narrowing the gap to six points with 9:30 left in the game (55-49). Shippensburg was trailing 12-10 with 14:20 left in the first half when North Dakota went on a 17-2 run that boosted its lead to 29-12 with 8:39 left. Theresa LeCuyer, the NCAA Division II Player of the Year, and Becky Moen increased the lead to 50-24 with 20 seconds left. Ja-nette Pieczynski hit two free throws after she was fouled at the buzzer in what would prove to be the beginning of the Lady Raider surge. In the second half, it was Shippensburg’s turn to dominate. Shippensburg went on a 15-0 run to narrow the gap to 52-45 and silence the wildly-partisan crowd of Sioux fans. North Dakota went back up by nine and Ship’s Janette Pieczynski fouled out at 9:02. Undaunted Shippensburg cut the lead to six again and the score was 63-57 at 6:58. Mandy Arndtson hit a crucial three-pointer sparking a Fighting Sioux 7-0 rally giving North Dakota enough cushion to hold onto the lead.

vickie mikesic (1997-2001)



2000NCAA East Region Semifinals • March 10, 2000 in Shippensburg, Pa.

SLIPPERY ROCK 74, SHIPPENSBURG 65

Shippensburg was upset 74-65 by Slippery Rock in the NCAA Division II East Region semifinal. Shippensburg, the Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference champion, was the top seed and the Rock was fifth seeded. The Lady Raiders tied the game 39-39 at halftime, and again at 57-57 with 7:59 left, but then went cold as the Rockets went on an 8-0 run. Janette Pieczynski, who led Shippensburg with 16 points, tallied five points to narrow the gap to 65-62 at 3:45 but Slippery Rock came back on a 5-0 run, establishing control of the game. Tracy Whitling, a 6-4 center, led the Rock with 19 points and 12 rebounds.

1999NCAA East Region Semi-finals • March 5, 1999 in Indiana, Pa.

SHIPPENSBURG 86, BELMONT ABBEY 62

Ashley Totedo scored 28 points and grabbed 13 rebounds to lead the Shippensburg to an 86-62 win over Belmont Abbey. Shippensburg took a 40-32 lead at halftime but broke the game open with a 9-0 run to open the second half. Julie Sutch had two steals which were converted into layups during that surge. Shippensburg’s biggest lead was 68-44 when Christa Cline scored on a fast break with an assist from Janette Pieczyn-ski and Vickie Mikesic hit a three-pointer. Cline finished with 16 points.

NCAA East Region Final • March 6, 1999 in Indiana, Pa.

INDIANA (Pa.) 85, SHIPPENSBURG 75

Shippensburg was dethroned as regional champ, losing to Indiana 85-75. Cold foul shooting in the first half caused the Lady Raiders to fall behind 41-31 at halftime. IUP built an 18 point lead with 8:28 left in the game. Vickie Mikesic was benched with her fifth personal foul and Janette Pieczynski was playing with four fouls. Pieczynski started the comeback with a layup and a free throw. Trisha Lower hit a three-pointer and then Pieczynski scored two more layups and a free throw. Christa Cline converted a three point play to narrow the gap to 74-67. Down 74-71, Cline tried a three pointer with a little more than two minutes left but IUP’s Beth McDonald just managed to tip it and the shot fell short. IUP then sank 11 of 14 free throws to preserve the win.

1998NCAA East Region Semifinals • March 6, 1998 in Philippi, WV

SHIPPENSBURG 88, EDINBORO 78

Ashley Totedo scored 29 points and grabbed 15 rebounds to lead Shippensburg to the victory. The Lady Raiders jumped to a 12-3 lead in the first half with Janette Pieczynski scoring seven. Edinboro cut the lead but the Lady Raiders ended the half with a scoring surge and Vickie Mikesic’s bucket made it 44-32 at halftime. In the second half, the Lady Raider freshmen scored 11 points in a 15-11 run to give Shippensburg its biggest lead, 59-43 with 1:48 left. Edinboro kept coming back, but the Lady Raiders responded to each threat with a rally of its own to rebuild the lead. Edinboro trailed 82-75 with 1:43 left but could not get closer.

NCAA East Region Final • March 7, 1998 in Philippi, WV

SHIPPENSBURG 91, BLOOMSBURG 62

Ashley Totedo scored 14 points and grabbed 11 rebounds in the first half to give Shippensburg a 38-24 lead at halftime. Shippensburg erupted in the second half with a 24-6 run that built a 62-30 lead at 12:42. Vickie Mikesic and Janette Pieczynski had six points each in the run and Christa Cline scored five. The two teams traded baskets the rest of the way. Shippensburg had five players in double figures. Totedo ended up with 19, Mikesic scored 16, Cline 15, Pieczynski 14 and Nisa Wilson 11.

NCAA DIVISION II ELITE EIGHT

National Quarterfinals • March 18, 1998 in Pine Bluff, AR

EMPORIA STATE 122, SHIPPENSBURG 84

Ashley Totedo was in foul trouble early but that was just the beginning as the Lady Raiders ran into a buzz saw. Emporia State was led by Aneta and Jurgita Kausaite, 27-year-old twins who were on the Lithuanian National Team, and jumped out to a big lead. Uncharacteristically, Shippensburg was tentative and fell behind 21-12 early in the first half. Emporia put on a 10-0 run and the Lady Raiders could not catch up. Totedo hit 10 of 14 from the field and ended up with 23 points. Hornet Jurgita Kausaite led with 33 points. Emporia State lost to North Dakota in the final.


HIGH POINT 71, SHIPPENSBURG 53

Karen Curtis scored 34 points to lead High Point to a big upset over Shippensburg. The Lady Raiders were in a slump the entire game and shot an uncharacteristic 29.4 percent from the field. Melissa Swartz led Shippensburg with 14 points and Kelly Doerzbacher scored 12. Shippensburg, the PSAC champion, ended its season with a 25-5 record.


SHIPPENSBURG 87, PITT-JOHNSTOWN 77

Noted for their great guards, Tracy Spencer and Melissa Swartz, the PSAC champion Lady Raiders went inside to beat Pitt-Johnstown 87-77. Ashley Totedo scored 18 points, Ann Svensson tallied 16 and Deb Dawson came off the bench to score 12. Totedo also had three blocked shots. Spencer, who only had six points in the first half, finished with 18. The Lady Raiders led 40-31 at halftime and then in the second half extended the lead to 20 points with 3:33 left. Pitt-Johnstown hit a trio of unanswered three-pointers to narrow the gap to 11, but Shippensburg closed out the game with foul shots.

Ashley Totedo (1995-1999)



NCAA East Region Final • March 10, 1996 in Shippensburg, Pa.

SHIPPENSBURG 79, SALEM-TEIKYO 68

Tracy Spencer tied the NCAA Division II tournament record by hitting seven three-pointers to lead Shippensburg to a 79-68 win over Salem-Teikyo. Spencer finished the game with 29 points. Salem-Teikyo, led by Charlotte Powell’s 30 points, led 42-40 with 18:38 left in the game when the Lady Raiders went on a 23-5 run for the next seven minutes. Spencer scored 13 of those points, including a trio of three-pointers. In addition to Spencer’s heroics, Melissa Swartz scored 14, Ann Svensson scored 11 and Deb Dawson added 10.

NCAA DIVISION II ELITE EIGHT

National Quarterfinals • March 20, 1996 in Fargo, ND

SHIPPENSBURG 78, WINGATE 64

Melissa Swartz scored 22 points in Shippensburg’s win over Wingate. Tracy Spencer added 17. Shippensburg was trailing late in the first half when Spencer hit a three-pointer with one second left to put the Lady Raiders on top 31-30 at halftime. In the second half Shippensburg went on a 22-12 run to build a 53-42 lead. Spencer and Ann Svensson had six points each in that stretch. Swartz broke the game open with eight points over the next two and half minutes. The Lady Raiders’ biggest lead was 78-57 when Jen Steck rebounded her missed free throw and scored a layup while everyone was thinking it was a two shot foul.

National Semifinals • March 21, 1996 in Fargo, N.D.

SHIPPENSBURG 84, ABILENE CHRISTIAN 81

Tracy Spencer scored 26 points and Melissa Swartz tallied 23 to lead Shippensburg to a major upset victory over second-ranked (with one loss) Abilene Christian. While Swartz and Spencer fired up the offense, Ann Svensson held the Wildcats’ 6-5 center Aukse Steponavicute to just eight points, well under her average. Svensson finished the game with 13 points and 10 rebounds. The Lady Raiders were trailing 49-37 early in the second half when they began to peck away at the Wildcats’ lead. When Swartz hit a three-pointer at 11:37 Shippensburg went up 58-57. Later in the half, Swartz hit another three-pointer and Spencer stole the ball and scored a layup to make the score 71-63 with 7:10 to play. Abilene Christian tied the game at 79-79 with 1:43 left. Swartz sank two free throws at 1:27 to put Shippensburg on top 81-79. The Wildcats missed their next shot and Svensson got the rebound. Swartz was fouled and sank two free throws to make the score 83-79. Caroline Omamo, who scored 31 points, narrowed the gap to 83-81 at 47 seconds. Abilene Christian had a chance to tie the game with 21 seconds to play, but Ash-ley Totedo stole the ball near the foul line and Spencer was fouled with eight seconds to go. She hit one of two free throws and the Wildcats got the rebound. NCAA Division II Player of the Year Jennifer Clarkson, missed a three-pointer at the buzzer and Shippensburg won the game.

National Championship Game • March 23, 1996 in Fargo, N.D.

NORTH DAKOTA STATE 104, SHIPPENSBURG 78

Ann Svensson scored 22 points and pulled down seven rebounds, but cold shooting in the first half spelled doom for the Lady Raiders as they lost to North Dakota State before a crowd of 6,534 and a national TV audience on ESPN2. The Lady Raiders only hit 25 percent from the field in the first half to fall behind 55-30. The second half was more evenly played but it was too little, too late for the Lady Raiders. Tracy Spencer added 19 points, Melissa Swartz had 17 and Ashley Totedo had 12 points and seven rebounds. The Bison were led by Lori Roufs, who scored 28 points, and Kasey Morlock, the tourney MVP, who had 21 points. It was the fourth straight title for the Bison. Shippensburg ended up 28-6 for the year.

1995NCAA East Region Quarterfinals • March 7, 1995 in Washington, D.C.

SHIPPENSBURG 87, DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA 81 ot

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

NCAA East Region Semifinals • March 10, 1995 in Erie, Pa.

MERCYHURST 73, SHIPPENSBURG 68

Despite 22 points from Tracy Spencer, Shippensburg suffered a 73-68 loss to Mercyhurst. Spencer hit eight of 11 from the field, including five of six from three-point range. After leading 21-15 late in the first half, Shippensburg fell behind 32-29 at halftime. The Lady Raiders tied the game twice in the second half, at 37-37 with 12:14 left on a three-pointer by Spencer, and with 9:23 left on two Christi Hare free throws to tie it at 43. Mercyhurst went on an 11-4 run to go up 54-47. The Lady Raiders could not close the gap. Shippensburg closed the season with a 22-7 record.

Janette pieczynski (1997-2001)


Julie Sutch (1996-2000)

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2001March 3, 2001 at Bloomsburg

SHIPPENSBURG 86, CALIFORNIA (Pa.) 71

Janette Pieczynski scored 25 points and made five assists to lead Shippensburg to its sixth consecutive PSAC championship. She received the MVP Award for the tournament. She scored 22 points the night be-fore in the 88-75 semi-final win over West Chester. Leading 12-11 with 13:30 left in the first half, Shippensburg went on an 11-0 run. A three pointer by Katie Bray put Shippensburg on top 23-11 at 11:20. The Vulcans narrowed the gap to 36-26. SU built a 44-26 lead at halftime. Cal made a strong comeback to cut the lead to 54-47 with 13:12 left in the game. The Vulcans appeared to have the momentum to overtake the Lady Raiders. Shippensburg went on an 8-0 run, building a 78-60 lead with 4:08 left and coasting the rest of the way.

2000March 4, 2000 at Shippensburg

SHIPPENSBURG 83, MILLERSVILLE 57

Julie Sutch scored a career high 31 points to lead Shippensburg to an 83-57 victory over Millersville. She was named tournament MVP. Sutch tied the team record for three-pointers by hitting eight of 10. She scored 18 of her first half points hitting five of five from beyond the arc and three of four from the foul line. Janette Pieczynski scored 13 in the first half as the Lady Raiders led 43-18 at halftime. In the second half the Lady Raiders went up 45-18 on a pair of free throws by Pieczynski at 19:23. Millersville went on 7-0 run with a three-pointer and a layup by Sara Burcin and a layup by Paula Keller to make the score 45-25 with 18 minutes to play. Shippensburg retaliated with an 8-2 roll to regain the momentum and a 53-27 lead. Then each team alternated scoring surges and traded baskets the rest of the way. In addition to Sutch’s heroics, Pieczynski tallied 24 points, Tamaura Woodson had a double-double with 11 points and 11 rebounds and Vickie Mikesic had a game high nine assists.

1999February 27, 1999 at Millersville

SHIPPENSBURG 92, INDIANA (Pa.) 85

Vickie Mikesic scored 21 points in the second half to pace Shippensburg to a 92-85 victory over Indiana. Mikesic finished the night with 28 points and was named tourney MVP. Shippensburg trailed 58-46 with 15:54 left in the game when it tallied 11 unanswered points. Mikesic started the rally with a three-pointer and added another one during that stretch. IUP recovered from the onslaught and rebuilt its lead to 69-63 with 11:00 left on a layup by Jodi Frederick. Shippensburg came back with Janette Pieczynski hitting a three-pointer at 10:37. After IUP missed a shot, Ashley Totedo was fouled grabbing the rebound and she hit both ends of the one-and-one. Mikesic then grabbed a defensive rebound and went coast-to-coast for layup to give Shippensburg its first lead of the second half, 70-69. Shippensburg increased its lead to 85-77 on a Totedo jumper. Then IUP made a run at the lead. Megan Woodall’s two free throws at 1:11 narrowed the gap to 87-85. The Indians had a chance to tie the game but Mikesic stole the ball with 32 seconds left. Teammate Julie Sutch was fouled and hit both ends of the one-and-one with 31 seconds to give the Lady Raiders a four point edge. Mikesic hit three of four free throws down the stretch to ice the game.

1998February 28, 1998 at Shippensburg

SHIPPENSBURG 83, EDINBORO 80 (OT)

Ashley Totedo scored 30 points and grabbed nine rebounds to lead Shippensburg to an 83-80 win over Edinboro in overtime. Totedo scored seven of the Lady Raiders’ nine points in the overtime period. Shippensburg was trailing 74-72 when freshman Vickie Mikesic hit a 12 foot jump shot at the buzzer to put the game into overtime. Totedo

scored the first five points of the overtime for Shippensburg to put the Lady Raiders on top 79-76 with 3:35. Edinboro fought back and nar-rowed the gap to 81-80 with 45 seconds left in the game. Shippensburg retaliated with a layup by Totedo to make the score 83-80 with 27 sec-onds left. Edinboro could not get off a shot within the time remaining.

1997March 1, 1997 at West Chester

SHIPPENSBURG 89, EDINBORO 74

Shippensburg won the PSAC championship for the second year in a row, beating Edinboro 89-74. Debbie Dawson, the tourney MVP, led Shippensburg with 20 points and 12 rebounds. Four other Lady Raiders finished in double figures. Melissa Swartz had 16 points and nine assists, Kelly Doerzbacher scored 14 points, Ashley Totedo had 13 points and 13 rebounds and Jessica Bobiak had 11 points. Edinboro jumped out to an early 13-2 lead and built a 17-6 advantage with 14:52 left in the half. Undaunted, Shippensburg ate away at the Lady Scots’ lead. Trailing 43-42 at halftime, Shippensburg erupted for an 11-0 run to start the second half. Doerzbacher hit a pair of three-pointers, Dawson hit a hook-shot and Bobiak sank two free throws. Totedo ended the run by hitting one of two free throws that put Shippensburg up 53-43. Edinboro cut the lead to 58-51 on a pair of free throws by Jessica Rowe, but Shippensburg steadily pulled away and led 81-64 with 5:30 left in the game.

1996March 2, 1996 at Shippensburg

SHIPPENSBURG 87, SLIPPERY ROCK 67

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


TeAm recordS:

Highest Winning Pct.: 1.000, 1951 (6-0); 1956 (10-0); 1966 (10-0); 1969 (10-0)Most Consecutive Victories: 24 (1968-70); 20 (1997-98)Most Wins: 28, (1995-96; 1997-98; 2000-01)Most Points Scored in One Season: 2,782 (1995-96)Highest Average Per Game: 81.82 (1995-96)Most Points Scored in One Game: 115, vs. California (1982-83)

moST poinTS Scored: Game: 47 Lauren Beckley vs. Lock Haven, 2/13/08 45 Kristy (O’Hara) Trn vs. Cheyney, 2/11/93 44 Stacey Cunningham vs. California (Pa.), 1/15/83 44 Stacey Cunningham vs. Bloomsburg, 2/3/83 44 Stacey Cunningham vs. West Chester, 2/19/83 43 Lauren Beckley at Bloomsburg, 2/17/10 41 Stacey Cunningham vs. West Liberty, 2/13/82 41 Kristy (O’Hara) Trn vs. Slippery Rock, 1/25/92 41 Tracy Spencer vs. Indiana (Pa.), 2/8/95

Season: 670 Tracy Spencer (1995-96) 658 Stacey Cunningham (1982-83) 654 Lauren Beckley (2009-10) 624 Lauren Beckley (2007-08) 614 Tracy Spencer (1994-95) 614 Melissa Swartz (1995-96) 595 Kristy (O’Hara) Trn (1992-93) 594 Ashley Totedo (1998-99) 582 Stacey Cunningham (1981-82) 581 Lauren Beckley (2008-09)

Career: 2,407 Lauren Beckley (2006-10)* 2,057 Stacey Cunningham (1980-84) 2,050 Ashley Totedo (1995-99) 1,976 Tracy Spencer (1992-96) 1,765 Kristy (O’Hara) Trn (1989-93) 1,753 Lauren Beckley (2006-present) 1,681 Janette Pieczynski (1997-01) 1,583 Jen Scaffidi (2001-05) 1,551 Melissa Swartz (1993-97) * PSAC Record

HigHeST AverAge poinTS per gAme: Season: 29.9 Stacey Cunningham (1982-83) Career: 23.1 Stacey Cunningham (1980-84)

moST gAmeS in double FigureS: Season: 32 Melissa Swartz (1995-96) Career: 110 Ashley Totedo (1995-99, 110 of 127)

moST conSecuTive gAmeS Scoring in double FigureS: Season: 31 Ashley Totedo (1998-99) Career: 51 Stacey Cunningham (1981-84)

moST Field goAl ATTempTS: Game: 32 Stacey Cunningham vs. Indiana (Pa.), 11/28/83 Season: 579 Tracy Spencer (1992-96) Career: 1,777 Tracy Spencer (1992-96)

moST Field goAlS mAde: Game: 19 Stacey Cunningham vs. California (Pa.), 1/15/83 Season: 266 Stacey Cunningham (1982-83) Career: 816 Stacey Cunningham (1981-84)

HigHeST Field goAl percenTAge: Game (10 att.): 92.9, Tamaura Woodson vs. Kutztown, 11/29/99 (13-14) Game (20 att.): 75.0, Shanna Oaddams vs. Shepherd, 11/22/05 (15-29) Season: 63.6, Michelle Trego (1991-92, 145-228) Career: 61.3, Michelle Trego (1988-92, 401-654)

moST 3-poinT Field goAl ATTempTS: Game: 20 Tracy Spencer vs. Clarion, 1/14/95 Season: 269 Tracy Spencer (1995-96) Career: 701 Tracy Spencer (1992-96)

moST 3-poinT Field goAlS mAde: Game: 8 Tracy Spencer vs. Clarion, 1/14/95 8 Tracy Spencer vs. Indiana (Pa.), 2/8/95 8 Julie Sutch vs. Millersville, 3/04/00 8 Lauren Beckley vs. Shaw, 12/29/06 Season: 93 Tracy Spencer (1994-95) Career: 263 Lauren Beckley (2006-10)

HigHeST 3-poinT Field goAl percenTAge: Game (5 att.): 100.0, Kristy (O’Hara) Trn vs. Cheyney, 2/11/93 (5-5) Season (50 att.): 51.0, Kristy (O’Hara) Trn (1990-91, 26-51) Season (100 att.): 45.1, Lauren Beckley (2008-09) Career (200 att.): 41.1, Lauren Beckley (2006-10; 263-640)

moST Free THroW ATTempTS: Game: 22 Stacey Cunningham vs. West Liberty, 2/13/82 Season: 272 Melissa Swartz (1995-96) Career: 711 Ashley Totedo (1995-99)

moST Free THroWS mAde: Game: 21 Stacey Cunningham vs. West Liberty, 2/13/82 21 Lauren Beckley at Bloomsburg, 2/17/10 Season: 219 Melissa Swartz (1995-96) Career: 532 Lauren Beckley (2006-10)

HigHeST Free THroW percenTAge: Game: (min. 10 att.) 100, Tracy Spencer vs. Clarion, 1/13/96 (18-18) 100, Jen Scaffidi vs. Edinboro, 1/19/02 (12-12) 100, Jen Scaffidi vs. Millersville, 12/22/02 (10-10) 100, Christa Cline vs. Edinboro, 1/22/00 (10-10) 100, Nisa Wilson vs. Elon, 11/29/97 (10-10) 100, Kristy (O’Hara) Trn vs. West Chester, 12/5/90 (10-10) 100, Stacey Cunningham vs. Bloomsburg, 2/3/83 (10-10) Game: (min. 20 att.) 95.5, Stacey Cunningham vs. West Liberty, 2/13/83 (21-22) Season: (min. 100 att.) 88.7, Lauren Beckley (2009-10, 157-177) Career: (min. 500 att.) 84.8, Lauren Beckley (2006-10, 532-627)

moST conSecuTive Free THroWS mAde: Game: 18 Tracy Spencer vs. Clarion, 1/13/96 Season: 41 Lauren Beckley, 2010

moST reboundS: Game: 24 Patty Wallace-Bonitz vs. California (Pa.), 1/25/89 Season: 391 Ashley Totedo (1996-97) Career: 1,489 Ashley Totedo (1995-99)

HigHeST AverAge reboundS per gAme: Season: 13.0 Ashley Totedo (1996-97, 391 in 30 games) Career: 11.7 Ashley Totedo (1995-99, 1489 in 127 games)

moST ASSiSTS: Game: 15 Vickie Mikesic vs. Lock Haven, 1/31/01 Season: 215 Melissa Swartz (1995-96) Career: 575 Vickie Mikesic (1997-01)

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gAmeS1. 127 Ashley Totedo (1995-99)2. 126 Vickie Mikesic (1997-2001)3 126 Christa Cline (1997-2001)4. 125 Janette Pieczynski (1997-2001)5. 125 Stephanie Rothery (1997-2001)6. 120 Katie Bray (2000-03)7. 119 Julie Sutch (1996-2000)8. 117 Melissa Swartz (1994-97)9. 117 Jessica Bobiak (1993-97)10. 117 Debbie Dawson (1993-97)

Scoring AverAge1. 23.1 Stacey Cunningham (1980-84)2. 21.3 Lauren Beckley (2006-10)3. 17.8 Kristy (O’Hara) Trn (1989-93)4. 17.3 Tracy Spencer (1992-96)5. 16.1 Ashley Totedo (1995-99)6. 14.9 Lauren Beckley (2006-10)7. 14.2 Jessie Gordon (2000-02)8. 13.9 Jen Scaffidi (2001-05)9. 13.7 Megan Fogle (2004-08)10. 13.4 Janette Pieczynski (1997-2001)

reboundS1. 1489 Ashley Totedo (1995-99)2. 1151 Lauren Beckley (2006-10)3. 969 Shanna Oaddams (2003-07)4. 869 Christa Cline (1997-2001)5. 666 Kristy Weil (1988-92)6. 664 Linda Virgens (1975-80)7. 656 Kristy (O’Hara) Trn (1989-93)8. 631 Kim Strickland (2002-06)9. 585 Christan Kelly (1999-2003)10. 584 Debbie Dawson (1993-97)

rebound AverAge1. 11.7 Ashley Totedo (1995-99)2. 10.2 Lauren Beckley (2006-10)3. 9.0 Shanna Oaddams (2003-07)4. 8.7 Jessie Gordon (2000-02)5. 7.2 Patty Wallace (1986-90)6. 7.2 Kristy Weil (1988-92)7. 7.0 Casey Reath (2003-05)8. 6.9 Christa Cline (1997-2001)9. 6.6 Kristy (O’Hara) Trn (1989-93)10. 6.4 Christan Kelly (1999-2003)

Field goAlS mAde1. 816 Stacey Cunningham (1980-84)2. 806 Lauren Beckley (2006-10)3. 771 Ashely Totedo (1995-99) 4. 679 Kristy (O’Hara) Trn (1989-93)5. 670 Tracy Spencer (1992-96)6. 585 Christa Cline (1997-2001)7. 583 Shanna Oaddams (2003-07) 8. 568 Janette Pieczynski (1997-2001)9. 506 Katie Bray (2000-03)10. 495 Jen Scaffidi (2001-05)

Field goAl ATTempTS1. 1,777 Tracy Spencer (1992-96)2. 1,738 Lauren Beckley (2006-10)3. 1,704 Stacey Cunningham (1980-84)4. 1,691 Ashley (Totedo) Trn (1995-99)5. 1,608 Kristy O’Hara (1989-93)6. 1,361 Janette Pieczynski (1997-2001)7. 1,297 Christa Cline (1997-2001)8. 1,275 Jen Scaffidi (2001-05)9. 1,229 Melissa Swartz (1993-97)10. 1,124 Shanna Oaddams (2003-07)

Field goAl pcT. (min. 400 ATTempTS)1. .613 Shelly Trego (1990-92)2. .542 Tamura Woodson (1997-2001)3. .524 Christi Hare (1991-95)4. .520 Nicki Straley (1992-93)5. .519 Shanna Oaddams (2003-07)6. .501 Anne Svensson (1994-96)7. .485 Patty Wallace-Bonitz (1986-90)8. .472 Debbie Dawson (1993-97)9. .469 Katie Bray (2000-03)10. .469 Jessie Gordon (1997-2001)

Free THroWS mAde1. 532 Lauren Beckley (2006-10)2. 508 Ashley Totedo (1995-99)3. 501 Melissa Swartz (1993-97)4. 427 Janette Pieczynski (1997-01)5. 425 Stacey Cunningham (1980-84)6. 405 Jen Scaffidi (2001-05)7. 390 Tracy Spencer (1992-96)8. 328 Vickie Mikesic (1997-2001)9. 302 Kristy (O’Hara) Trn (1989-93)10. 287 Shanna Oaddams (2003-07)

Free THroW ATTempTS1. 711 Ashley Totedo (1995-99)2. 677 Melissa Swartz (1993-97)3. 627 Lauren Beckley (2006-10)4. 593 Janette Pieczynski (1997-2001)5. 531 Tracy Spencer (1992-96)6. 510 Jen Scaffidi (2001-05)7. 503 Shanna Oaddams (2003-07)8. 454 Vickie Mikesic (1997-2001)9. 383 Kristy (O’Hara) Trn (1989-93)10. 363 Kasey Gardner (2007-present)

Free THroW pcT. (min. 200 Attempts)1. .848 Lauren Beckley (2006-10)2. .800 Michelle Sneeringer (1989-93)3. .794 Jen Scaffidi (2001-05)4. .789 Kristy (O’Hara) Trn (1989-93)5. .785 Marie McDonald (1993-97)6. .771 Katie Bray (2000-03)7. .755 Stephanie Rothery (1997-2001)8. .744 Jessie Gordon (1997-2001)9. .740 Melissa Swartz (1993-97)10. .734 Tracy Spencer (1992-96)

ASSiSTS1. 575 Vickie Mikesic (1997-2001)2. 572 Melissa Swartz (1993-97)3. 481 Jen Scaffidi (2001-05)4. 375 Julie Sutch (1996-2000)5. 361 Katie Bray (2000-03)6. 355 Tracy Spencer (1992-96)7. 353 Megan Fogle (2004-08)8. 348 Kristy (O’Hara) Trn (1989-93) 9. 318 Janette Pieczynski (1997-2001)10. 298 Michelle Sneeringer (1989-93

blocKed SHoTS1. 315 Ashley Totedo (1995-99)2. 141 Kim Strickland (2002-06)3. 77 Shanna Oaddams (2003-07)4. 97 Sue Noel (1980-84)5. 86 Lauren Beckley (2006-10) 6. 62 Debbie Dawson (1993-97)7. 50 Tamura Woodson (1997-2001)8. 47 Anne Svensson (1994-96) 47 Doreen Sabol (1984-86)10. 43 Katie Bray (2000-03)

STeAlS1. 379 Janette Pieczynski (1997-2001)2. 346 Vickie Mikesic (1997-2001)3. 345 Stacey Cunningham (1980-84)4. 298 Melissa Swartz (1993-97)5. 254 Tracy Spencer (1992-96) 6. 219 Julie Sutch (1996-2000)7. 194 Ashley Totedo (1995-99)8. 185 Jen Scaffidi (2001-05)9. 180 Kristy (O’Hara) Trn (1989-93)10. 151 Nisa Wilson (1996-99)

3-poinT Field goAlS mAde1. 263 Lauren Beckley (2006-10)2. 246 Tracy Spencer (1992-96)3. 208 Megan Fogle (2004-08)4. 188 Jen Scaffidi (2001-05)5. 158 Katie Bray (2000-03)6. 132 Emily Swingler (2000-03)7. 131 Michelle Sneeringer (1989-93)8. 126 Julie Sutch (1996-2000)9. 118 Ellen Banick (1990-94)10. 117 Vickie Mikesic (1997-2001)

3-poinT Field goAl ATTempTS1. 701 Tracy Spencer (1992-96)2 627 Lauren Beckley (2006-10)3. 579 Megan Fogle (2004-08)4. 545 Jen Scaffidi (2001-05)5. 469 Emily Swingler (2000-03)6. 398 Katie Bray (2000-03)7. 380 Julie Sutch (1996-2000)8. 375 Michelle Sneeringer (1989-93)9. 365 Janette Pieczynski (1997-2001)10. 356 Vickie Mikesic (1997-2001)

3-poinT Field goAl pcT. (min. 100 attempts)1. .411 Lauren Beckley (2006-10)2. .397 Katie Bray (2000-03)3. .393 Kristy (O’Hara) Trn (1989-93)4. .386 Ellen Banick (1990-94)5. .364 Kelly Doerzbacher (1994-98)6. .359 Megan Fogle (2004-08)7. .351 Tracy Spencer (1992-96)8. .349 Michelle Sneeringer (1989-93)9. .345 Jen Scaffidi (2001-03)10. .332 Julie Sutch (1996-2000)

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Scoring AverAge1. 29.9 Stacey Cunningham (1982-83)2. 26.5 Stacey Cunningham (1981-82)3. 22.9 Kristy (O’Hara) Trn (1992-93)4. 22.3 Lauren Beckley (2007-08)5. 21.3 Lauren Beckley (2009-10)6. 21.5 Lauren Beckley (2008-09)7. 21.2 Tracy Spencer (1994-95)8. 20.2 Kristy (O’Hara) Trn (1991-92)9. 19.7 Tracy Spencer (1995-96)10. 19.6 Lauren Beckley (2006-07)

reboundS1. 391 Ashley Totedo (1996-97)2. 370 Ashley Totedo (1997-98)3. 369 Ashley Totedo (1998-99)4. 359 Ashley Totedo (1995-96)5. 310 Lauren Beckley (2007-08)6. 308 Lauren Beckley (2008-09)8. 302 Lauren Beckley (2009-10)9. 275 Kristy Weil (1991-92) 275 Jessie Gordon (2001-02) 275 Christan Kelly (2001-02)

rebound AverAge1. 13.0 Ashley Totedo (1996-97)2. 11.9 Ashley Totedo (1998-99)3. 11.6 Ashley Totedo (1997-98)4. 11.1 Lauren Beckley (2007-08)5. 11.4 Lauren Beckley (2008-09)6. 10.6 Ashley Totedo (1995-96)7. 10.2 Kristy Weil (1991-92)8. 10.1 Shanna Oaddams (2004-05) 10.1 Shanna Oaddams (2005-06)10. 10.1 Lauren Beckley (2009-10)

Field goAlS mAde1. 266 Stacey Cunningham (1982-83)2. 225 Stacey Cunningham (1981-82)3. 222 Ashley Totedo (1998-99)4. 221 Kristy (O’Hara) Trn (1992-93)5. 217 Lauren Beckley (2007-08)6. 214 Lauren Beckley (2009-10)7. 211 Tracy Spencer (1995-96)8. 209 Ashley Totedo (1997-98)9. 206 Kristy (O’Hara) Trn (1991-92)10. 199 Tracy Spencer (1994-95)

Field goAl ATTempTS1. 579 Tracy Spencer (1995-96)2. 539 Kristy (O’Hara) Trn (1992-93)3. 525 Tracy Spencer (1994-95)4. 524 Ashley Totedo (1998-99)5. 499 Stacey Cunningham (1981-82)6. 493 Lauren Beckley (2009-10)7. 479 Stacey Cunningham (1982-83)8. 478 Ashley Totedo (1997-98)9. 462 Kristy (O’Hara) Trn (1990-91)10. 447 Tracy Spencer (1993-94)

Field goAl pcT. (min 100 attempts)1. .636 Shelly Trego (1991-92)2. .623 Shelly Trego (1990-91)3. .593 Tamaura Woodson (1998-99)4. .590 Christi Hare (1993-94)5. .588 Shelly Trego (1989-90)6. .548 Tamaura Woodson (1999-00) .548 Shanna Oaddams (2005-06)8. .544 Christi Hare (1994-95)9. .543 Nicki Straley (1992-93)10. .539 Ashley Totedo (1995-96

Free THroWS mAde1. 157 Lauren Beckley (2009-10)2. 156 Tracy Spencer (1995-96)3. 151 Ashley Totedo (1997-98)4. 150 Ashley Totedo (1998-99)5. 135 Lauren Beckley (2007-08)6. 133 Lauren Beckley (2008-09)7. 131 Melissa Swartz (1996-97)8. 126 Stacey Cunningham (1982-83)9. 123 Tracey Spencer (1994-95) 123 Jen Scaffidi (2002-03)

Free THroW ATTempTS1. 272 Melissa Swartz (1995-96)2. 202 Tracy Spencer (1995-96)3. 197 Ashley Totedo (1997-98)4. 194 Ashley Totedo (1998-99)5. 190 Melissa Swartz (1996-97)6. 177 Lauren Beckley (2009-10)7. 175 Stacey Cunningham (1981-828. 166 Janette Pieczynski (1998-99) 166 Kasey Gardner (2009-10)10. 163 Lauren Beckley (2007-08)

Free THroW pcT. (min 50 attempts)1. .887 Lauren Beckley (2009-10)2. .864 Lauren Beckley (2008-09)3. .863 Emily Swingler (2002-03)4. .852 Jen Scaffidi (2004-05)5. .844 Marie McDonald (1996-97)6. .836 Emily Swingler (2001-02) .836 Megan Fogle (2005-06)8. .828 Lauren Beckley (2007-08)9. .819 Michelle Sneeringer (1990-91)10. .814 Kristy (O’Hara) Trn (1992-91)

ASSiSTS1. 215 Melissa Swartz (1995-96)2. 195 Vickie Mikesic (2000-01)3. 173 Melissa Swartz (1996-97)4. 170 Vickie Mikesic (1999-00)5. 148 Nisa Wilson (1997-98)6. 140 Michelle Metz (2007-08)7. 137 Michelle Sneeringer (1990-91)8. 136 Melissa Swartz (1994-95) 136 Vickie Mikesic (1998-99)10. 130 Jen Scaffidi (2003-04)

blocKed SHoTS1. 106 Ashley Totedo (1997-98)2. 72 Ashley Totedo (1995-96)3. 69 Ashley Totedo (1996-97)4. 68 Ashley Totedo (1998-99)5. 51 Kim Strickland (2005-06)6. 48 Sue Noel (1981-82)7. 38 Doreen Sabol (1984-85) 38 Gloria Goworowski (1982-83)9. 37 Carol Katchik (1984-85)10. 33 Anne Svensson (1995-96) 33 Kim Strickland (2002-03)

STeAlS1. 114 Janette Pieczynski (1999-00)2. 108 Stacey Cunningham (1981-82)3. 103 Janette Pieczynski (1998-99)4. 102 Vickie Mikesic (2000-01)5. 97 Melissa Swartz (1994-95) 97 Melissa Swartz (1995-96)7. 93 Vickie Mikesic (1998-99)8. 92 Nisa Wilson (1997-98)9. 91 Stacey Cunningham (1983-84)10. 85 Vickie Mikesic (1999-00) 85 Janette Pieczynski (2000-01)

3-poinT Field goAlS mAde1. 93 Tracy Spencer (1994-95)2. 92 Tracy Spencer (1995-96)3. 75 Lauren Beckley (2006-07)4. 69 Lauren Beckley (2009-10)5. 64 Megan Fogle (2004-05) 64 Lauren Beckley (2008-09)7. 60 Jen Scaffidi (2004-05)8. 58 Megan Fogle (2005-06)9. 56 Katie Bray (2003-04)10. 55 Lauren Beckley (2007-08)

3-poinT Field goAlS ATTempTed1. 269 Tracy Spencer (1995-96)2. 245 Tracy Spencer (1994-95)3. 201 Lauren Beckley (2009-10)4. 179 Emily Swingler (2003-04)5. 170 Lauren Beckley (2006-07)6. 169 Megan Fogle (2005-06)7. 164 Jen Scaffidi (2004-05)8. 159 Nisa Wilson (1997-98)9. 157 Emily Swingler (2002-03)10. 154 Jen Scaffidi (2004-05)

3-poinT Field goAl pcT. (min 50 ATT)1. .510 Kristy (O’Hara) Trn (1990-91)2. .451 Lauren Beckley (2008-09)3. .441 Lauren Beckley (2006-07)4. .440 Kristy (O’Hara) Trn (1992-93)5. .433 Lauren Beckley (2007-08)6. .427 Megan Fogle (2004-05)7. .423 Jessie Gordon (2001-02)8. .422 Michelle Sneeringer (1989-90)9. .417 Ellen Banick (1993-94)10. .414 Michelle Metz (2007-08)

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LaUReN beCkLey ‘10

• pSAc’s All-Time leading Scorer; 15th All-Time in division ii (2,407)

• one of just five players in pSAc history with 2,000+ career points and 1,000+ career rebounds

• Three-time pSAc player of the year; Four-Time All-pSAc First Team pick

• Three-time pSAc Winter Top 10 Award Winner; Two-Time Academic All-region First Team pick

• Two-time WbcA All-American

• Holds seven school records

• now playing professional basketball with lemvig in denmark

2010-2011 WoMeN’s basketbaLL sChedULedAy dATe opponenT TimeSat Nov 13 at Shepherd 3 PMFri nov 19 WHeeling JeSuiT 6 pmSat nov 20 WeST liberTy 6 pmTues Nov 23 at UDC 6 PMWed dec 8 WeST virginiA WeSleyAn 6 pmSat Dec 11 at Indiana (Pa.) 3 PMSun Dec 12 vs. California (Pa.) (at IUP) 1 PMWed dec 29 merrimAcK 1 pmMon Jan 3 at Edinboro 5:30 PMTues Jan 4 at Lock Haven 6 PMSat Jan 8 clArion 1 pmSun Jan 9 gAnnon 1 pmWed Jan 12 KuTZToWn * 6 pmSat Jan 15 at Cheyney * 1 PMWed Jan 19 at Bloomsburg * 5:30 PMSat Jan 22 mAnSField * 1 pmWed Jan 26 WeST cHeSTer * 6 pmSat Jan 29 at East Stroudsburg * 1 PMWed Feb 2 millerSville * 6 pmSat Feb 5 at Kutztown * 1 PMWed Feb 9 bloomSburg * 6 pmSat Feb 12 cHeyney * 1 pmWed Feb 16 at West Chester * 6 PMSat Feb 19 at Mansfield * 1 PMWed Feb 23 at Millersville * 6 PMSat Feb 26 eAST STroudSburg * 1 pm

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