2014-15 New Haven Women's Basketball Media Guide

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2014-15 SCHEDULENOVEMBERFri. 14 at Bloomsburg .................................. 5:30 PMSun. 16 at Saint Thomas Aquinas ................. 1:00 PMWed. 19 at Le Moyne* .................................... 5:00 PMSat. 22 at Pace* ........................................... 1:30 PMTue. 25 AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL* ......5:30 PMSat. 29 at Goldey-Beacom ........................... 3:00 PMDECEMBERWed. 3 DOWLING ........................................5:30 PMSat. 6 at Adelphi* ........................................ 1:30 PMWed. 17 at Saint Rose* .................................. 5:30 PMSat. 20 DOMINICAN ....................................1:00 PMWed. 31 SAINT ANSELM ..............................1:00 PMJANUARYSat. 3 SOUTHERN CONN. STATE*...........1:30 PMWed. 7 at Saint Anselm* ............................... 5:30 PMSat. 10 ASSUMPTION* ................................3:30 PMTue. 13 SAINT MICHAEL’S* ........................1:00 PMSat. 17 at Franklin Pierce* ............................ 1:30 PMWed. 21 at Bentley* ........................................ 5:30 PMSat. 24 STONEHILL* ...................................3:30 PMTue. 27 SOUTHERN NEW HAMPSHIRE* ...7:30 PMSat. 31 at Merrimack* ................................... 1:00 PMFEBRUARYWed. 4 at Southern Connecticut State* ........ 5:30 PMSat. 7 SAINT ROSE* ..................................3:30 PMTue. 10 LE MOYNE* .....................................5:30 PMSat. 14 PACE* ..............................................1:30 PMWed. 18 at American International* ................ 5:30 PMTue. 24 ADELPHI* ........................................5:30 PMFri. 27 NE-10 Championship (First Round) ........TBA

MARCHSun. 1 NE-10Championship(Quarterfinals) ......TBAThu. 5 NE-10Championship(Semifinals) ..........TBASun. 8 NE-10Championship(Final) ...................TBA 13-18 NCAAChampionship(Regionals) ...........TBA 24-27 NCAAChampionship(EliteEight)...........TBA

* Northeast-10 Conference gameHome games in BOLD CAPS played at Charger Gym

Neutral site games in Italics

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anup-to-dateschedule.

QUICK FACTSUNIVERSITY OF NEW HAVENPresident:............................................Dr. Steven H. KaplanLocation: .........................................West Haven, CT 06516Founded: ...................................................................... 1920Enrollment: ......................................6,555 total enrollmentColors: ................................................................Blue & GoldNickname:.............................................................. ChargersWebsite: .............................................. www.NewHaven.edu

WOMEN’S BASKETBALLHead Coach: ........................................................... Ty Grace Record at UNH:...............................18-10 / Second year Collegiate Record: ........................... 39-37 / Fourth year OfficePhone: .........................................(203) 932-7098 e-mail: ..........................................tgrace@newhaven.edu2013-14 Record: ..................................18-10 (13-7 NE-10)All-Time Record: .......................................... 558-487 (.534)Home Facility: ..................................... Charger Gymnasium Capacity: ................................................................. 2,500Assistant Coach: ............................................Shireyll MooreAssistant Coach: ............................................... Kyra Aloizos

CHARGER ATHLETICSDirector of Athletics: .......................................Deborah ChinAthletic Dept. Phone: ................................ (203) 932-7016Athletic Dept. Fax: ..................................... (203) 932-7470Dir. of Sports Medicine: .................................. Nate Hepner OfficePhone: ......................................... (203) 479-4890Athletic Trainer (W. Basketball): ............................ Jon Dale OfficePhone: ......................................... (203) 932-7407Affiliation: .................................................... NCAA Division II Website: .................................................. www.NCAA.comConference ..................................................... Northeast-10 Website: ........................................www.Northeast10.org

ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONSAsst. Director of Athletics:.......................Andrew Beardsley OfficePhone: .........................................(203) 932-7025 Fax:......................................................... (203) 932-7470 e-mail: ..................................abeardsley@newhaven.eduAssistant Director (W. Basketball): ................................TBDWebsite: .............................. www.NewHavenChargers.com

CONTENTSUniversity of New Haven .................................................... 22014-15 Schedule .......................................................3, 41Charger Basketball - Quick Facts ................................................................... 32014-15 Coaches - Head Coach Ty Grace................................................... 5 - Assistant Coach Shireyll Moore .................................. 6 - Assistant Coach Kyra Aloizos ...................................... 62014-15 Players - Roster ........................................................................... 8 - Player Biographies ..................................................9-172014-15 Preview - Season Preview .................................................... 19-202013-14 Review - 2013-14 Statistics/Results .......................................22 - 2013-14 Northeast-10 Conference Results ............23History & Records - Single-Season Records ..............................................25 - Career Records ..........................................................26 - Team Records ............................................................27 - NCAA Records Book ...................................................27 - All-time Award Winners ..............................................28 - Postseason Results ...................................................29 - Year-by-Year Team Records .......................................30 - All-Time Record vs. Opponents .................................30 - Year-by-Year Game-by-Game Results .................. 31-35 - All-time Roster ............................................................36The University - University Administration........................................... 37 - NCAA Division II Game Environment.........................38 - Northeast-10 Conference ..........................................39 - Charger Athletics ........................................................40

The 2014-15 University of New Haven women’s basketball media guide is a production of the Office of Athletics Com-munication. Written and designed by Andrew Beardsley, with assistance from Drew Kingsley, Alex Wolf and Chris Dooley.

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1987 NATIONAL CHAMPIONS • SIX NCAA REGIONAL APPEARANCES • FOLLOW @UNH_WBB

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HEAD COACHSECOND SEASONNEW HAVEN ‘99

TY GRACE

Ty Grace ‘99 became the 16th head coach of the University of New Haven women’s basketball team on July 22, 2013. She led the Chargers to an

18-10 record and a trip to the NCAA Division II East Region Championship in her first seasonon the sidelinesat heralma mater. New Haven’s NCAA postseason berth was the program’s firstsince2006-07.AnovertimesetbacktoAdelphi in theEastRegionQuarterfinalsconcludedaseasoninwhichtheChargersreachedtheirhighestwintotal(18)sincefinishingat21-9inthe2007-08campaign–theirfinalseasonpriorto joining the Northeast-10. Despite playing two fewer conference games this past winter, New Haven also matched the program record of 13 NE-10 wins.

Most recently the top assistant coach and recruiting coordinator at Seton Hall University, Grace brought 13 years of Division I coaching experience to New Haven. She was instrumental in assembling recruiting classes ranked as high as 25th in all of Division I as a member of the prestigious Big East Conference, including the signing of two McDonald’s All-America nominees. The Pirates’ roster included an All-Big East Rookie Team member and two Second Team All-Big East performers during Grace’s tenure in South Orange from 2009-2013. She coached alongside Anne Donovan, an Olympic gold medalist as both a coach and player and member of the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame who is currently the head coach of the WNBA’s Connecticut Sun. Previously, Grace was an assistant coach at the United States Military Academy from 2006-09. The Black Knights recorded a then-program-best 24 victories in the 2006-07 campaign, including a record 12-game winning streak, and featured a Patriot League Player of the Year, two Rookies of the Year and a Scholar-Athlete of the Year in her four-year run at West Point. Grace collected prior head coaching experience at Ramapo College of New Jersey from 2004-06 and served as a Division I assistant coach at Fairleigh Dickinson University from 1999-2004. She began her coaching career as a graduate assistant at the University of Hartford from 1998-99.

A 2010 New Haven Athletics Hall of Fame inductee, Grace is one of only two Chargers to record 1,000 points and 1,000 rebounds for her career, totaling 1,347 points and 1,047 boards with 47 double-doubles from 1994-98. Grace graduated from the University in 1999 with a B.S. in the Management of Sports Industries and later earned a Master’s of Administrative Science from Fairleigh Dickinson in 2001.

Record at UNH: 18-10 (.650)Record as Head Coach: 39-37 (.513)

University of New HavenHead Coach (2013-Present)

Seton Hall UniversityAssistant Coach & Recruiting Coordinator (2009-13)

U.S. Military AcademyAssistant Coach (2006-09)

Ramapo College of New JerseyHead Coach (2004-06)

Fairleigh Dickinson UniversityAssistant Coach (1999-04)

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Coach Yrs. W-L Pct. YearsDeborah Chin 3 25-21 .543 1975-78Pat Elia 1 6-11 .352 1978-79Ann DeLuca 1 13-9 .590 1979-80Linda Hamm 2 29-25 .537 1980-82Pat Torza 1 18-9 .667 1982-83Jan Rossman 4 78-39 .667 1983-87Russ Hill 2 55-9 .859 1987-89Rich Jones 1 8-19 .296 1989-90Christa Champion 3 26-57 .313 1990-93Mary Ann Palazzi 7 82-108 .432 1993-00Christie Madancy 1 11-16 .407 2000-01Nicole Anderson 1 11-15 .423 2001-02Mimi Walters 3 58-30 .678 2002-05Daynia La-Force Mann 1 24-7 .774 2005-06Jessica Smith 7 96-102 .485 2006-13Ty Grace 1 18-10 .650 2013-14TOTALS 39 558-487 .534

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ASSISTANT COACHFIRST SEASONFAIRFIELD ‘09

SHIREYLL MOORE

The 2014-15 season is the first for Shireyll Moore with the New Haven women’s basketball team. Moore most recently served as an assistant at

Division I Lafayette College.

Moore spent four seasons at Lafayette working alongside Hall of Fame head coach Dianne Nolan. In addition to her contributions to the program’s recruiting and scouting efforts, Moore worked with the Leopards’ wings and small forwards and coordinated team travel. Prior to joining the Lafayette staff, she spent the 2009-10 basketball season as the assistant girls’ basketball coach at her alma mater of Mount Vernon (N.Y.) High School.

Moore gained collegiate playing experience at Fairfield University from 2005-09. The Stags went 40-22 over her finaltwoseasons,eachofwhichendedinthesemifinalsofthe Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference Tournament. Moore’s 117gamesplayedatFairfieldrankheramongtheprogram’sall-time leaders. The native of Mount Vernon, N.Y. graduated with a Bachelor of Arts degree inPsychology fromFairfield andearnedaMaster’s degree at West Virginia University, where her father, Lowes, earned All-America honors prior to a career in the NBA. AtFairfield,MoorewasaDean’sListstudent,athree-timeMAAC All-Academic selection and represented the University at an NCAA Leadership Conference in 2008.

ASSISTANT COACHFIRST SEASONBINGHAMTON ‘14

KYRA ALOIZOS

Kyra Aloizos comes to the University of New Haven as an assistant coach following a collegiate career at Division I Binghamton University. She is currently

enrolled in the Master of Business Administration program at New Haven. Aloizos gained prior coaching experience at various camps and clinics throughout her tenure with the Bearcats. She was a member of the America East Conference Honor Roll

and graduated from Binghamton in May of 2014 with a Bachelor’s Degree in Studio Art. Aloizos was also a member of the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee and represented the Binghamton women’s basketball program at the 2013 NCAA Career in Sports Forum. Prior to her time at Binghamton, Aloizos was a three-year team captain and All-State performer at Archbishop Molloy High School in Queens

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# Name Cl. Pos. Ht. Hometown / High School / Previous School 4 Quana Smith Fr. G/F 5-10 Bronx, N.Y. / Harry S. Truman 11 Aquillin Hayes Sr. G 5-8 Harlem, N.Y. / Wings Academy 12 Khayla Trowell Fr. F 5-9 Temple Hills, Md. / Elizabeth Seton Catholic 14 Elizabeth Cruso Sr. G 5-6 Westerly, R.I. / Westerly 20 Lauren Hebert Jr. G 5-10 North Reading, Mass. / North Reading 21 India Dotson So. F 6-0 Akron, Ohio / Frederick (Md.) / Monmouth University 22 Briana Bradford Jr. G 5-7 Waterbury, Conn. / Holy Cross 23 Sade King So. G 5-2 Mount Vernon, N.Y. / Mount Vernon / Hampton University 25 Morgan Williams Fr. G 5-7 Jackson, N.J. / Jackson Memorial 31 Ashley LeBlanc Sr. F/C 6-2 Methuen, Mass. / Methuen 32 Bria Moore Sr. G/F 5-9 West Haven, Conn. / Hill Regional Career 42 Rykema Stone Sr. F/C 6-1 Bronx, N.Y. / Wings Academy

Head Coach: Ty Grace (New Haven ’99) – Second SeasonAssistantCoach:ShireyllMoore(Fairfield’09)–FirstSeasonAssistant Coach: Kyra Aloizos (Binghamton ’14) – First Season

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AQUILLIN HAYES

2013-14: Named an Honorable Mention All-America selection by the WBCA and the Women’s Division II Bul-letin…Named the Northeast-10 Defensive Player of the Year…Second Team All-Conference selection… Appeared in 28 games, making 23 starts…Averaged

30.2 minutes per game, had a team high 48.5 field goal pct., totaled 279 rebounds and dished out 68 assists… Ranked third in the NE-10 with 10 rebounds per game...Added a team-high 36 steals…Led the team with 427 points, averaging 15.3 ppg…Totaled 10 double-doubles on the season…Tallied 17 points and 20 rebounds at Rollins (11/30)…Had 27 points and nine rebounds at Stonehill (1/25)…Totaled 25 points and 13 rebounds at Saint Rose (2/8)…Registered 23 points, seven rebounds and three assists in the NCAA Tournament vs. Adelphi (3/14).

2012-13: Saw action in 22 games, including 21 starts for the Chargers…Finished first on the team with 1.7 blocks and 10.4 rebounds per game…Also ranked third with 1.5 apg…Averaged a double-double with 10.3 ppg and 10.4 rpg…Season totals included 227 points, 228 rebounds, 37 blocks, 33 assists and 28 steals…Recorded seven double-doubles…Tallied season-best 16 points and 18 rebounds

versus UMass Lowell (2/2)…Tallied season-high 21 rebounds in addition to 12 points and eight blocks versus Le Moyne (2/16).

2011-12: Saw action in 23 games, including 17 starts for the Chargers…Finished first on the team with 32 blocks…Second on the team with 6.4 rpg…Third on the team with 7.0 ppg and 67 field goals made…Collected seven rebounds and a season-best 16 points at Le Moyne (2/11)…Tallied 11 rebounds and ten points against American International (2/14).

High School: Averaged 22 points, 13.8 rebounds and 8.7 assists per game at Wings Academy … Helped lead team to Division A Championship Title and was selected Championship’s Most Valuable Player … Earned a trip to New York City Major’s Cup and received the MVP award … Named to The New York Post All-Bronx First Team and NYSSOCOGS First Team.

Personal: Daughter of Roger Hayes and Letea Lofton … Has three sisters; Chelcy Moore, Constance Hayes and Essence Hayes.

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CAREER STATISTICS

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Points: 27, 3 timesRebounds: 21, Le Moyne - 02/16/13

Assists: 5, at American Int’l - 11/26/13Steals: 4, 4 times

Blocks: 8, Le Moyne - 02/16/13FG made: 13, at Saint Michael’s - 01/14/14

FG attempts: 22, Bentley - 01/22/143FG attempts: 2, 3 times

FT made: 9, at Stonehill - 01/25/14FT attempts: 9, 3 times

|-----------Total-----------| |----------3-Point---------| |---------F-Throw--------| |-------------Rebounds------------|Year GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg2011-12 23 17 533 23.2 67 171 .392 0 12 .000 28 48 .583 60 87 147 6.4 69 5 28 45 32 18 162 7.02012-13 22 20 584 26.5 87 205 .424 0 2 .000 53 74 .716 90 138 228 10.4 63 4 33 63 37 28 227 10.32013-14 28 23 846 30.2 175 361 .485 0 0 .000 77 112 .688 89 190 279 10.0 75 1 68 69 28 36 427 15.3TOTAL 73 60 1963 26.9 329 737 .446 0 14 .000 158 234 .675 239 415 654 9.0 207 10 129 177 97 82 816 11.2

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ELIZABETH CRUSO

2013-14: Selected to the Northeast-10 Conference Commissioner’s Honor Roll…Made 28 appearances, including 21 starts…Averaged 18.8 minutes per game…Totaled 161 points, averaging 5.8 ppg…Finished with 30 three-pointers and a team-best 89.3

free throw percentage…Added 46 assists and 12 steals…Scored a season-high 12 points at Saint Rose (2/8)…Tied a career-high with six assists at Le Moyne (2/11).

2012-13: Northeast-10 Conference Commissioner’s Honor Roll…Saw action in 17 games for the Chargers…Finished the season with 7.7 minutes per game and 1.5 ppg…Totaled 26 points, 11 rebounds, 11 assists and six steals in the season…Tallied season-high seven points, five rebounds and three assists versus Le Moyne (2/16).

2011-12: Appeared in 26 games, including eight starts for the Chargers…Finished

second on the team with a .850 free throw shooting percentage...Averaged 4.2 ppg and 1.4 rpg…Went 4-4 on the free throw line with a season-high 13 points at Stonehill…Tallied a season-best four rebounds at Saint Rose (2/21).

High School: Played for the Bulldogs of Westerly High School … All-State, All-Class and All-Division First Team selection as a senior … Named to All-Tournament team and Providence Journal All-State team as a senior … Currently holds the all-time three point field goals record at Westerly with 163 makes … Surpassed 1,500 career points … McDonald’s All-American Team nomination … Also played tennis.

Personal: Daughter of Robert and Ann Cruso … Has two brothers; David and James and two sisters; Alicia and Laura.

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CAREER STATISTICS

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Points: 13, at Stonehill - 01/03/12Rebounds: 5, Le Moyne - 02/16/13Assists: 6, at Le Moyne - 02/11/14

Steals: 3, 4 times

Blocks: 1, 4 timesFG made: 5, at Pace - 11/27/11

FG attempts: 11, Assumption - 11/30/113FG made: 3, 6 times

3FG attempts: 7, 3 timesFT made: 7, Le Moyne - 11/20/13

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LAUREN HEBERT

2013-14: Selected to the Northeast-10 Conference Commissioner’s Honor Roll…Appeared in all 28 games…Finished with 57 rebounds, 24 assists, 10 blocks and 10 steals…Totaled 90 points, averaging 3.2 ppg…Had nine points and four rebounds vs. Saint

Rose (11/13)…Registered double figures in points twice with 10 at Dowling (12/4) and 12 vs. Merrimack (2/1).

2012-13: Northeast-10 Conference Commissioner’s Honor Roll…Played in all 27 games, including four starts for the Chargers…Finished the season averaging 22.5

minutes per game, 6.6 ppg, 3.6 apg, and 0.8 apg…Season totals included 177 points, 96 rebounds, 22 steals and 21 assists…Tallied a season-high 13 points and seven rebounds versus UMass Lowell (2/2).

High School: Three-sport athlete for the Hornets of North Reading High School ... Selected as an All-Star in soccer and All-League in basketball during senior year ... Also made states in the heptathlon and shotput, while earning All-State in the javelin with the second farthest throw in school history.

Personal: Daughter of Philip and Denise Hebert…One brother, Marc.

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CAREER STATISTICS

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Points: 13, 3 timesRebounds: 9, vs Felician - 11/11/12

Assists: 4, Southern Conn. St. - 02/04/14Steals: 6, vs Dominican (N.Y.) - 11/10/12

Blocks: 2, 3 timesFG made: 5, 4 times

FG attempts: 11, Mass.-Lowell - 02/02/133FG made: 3, 3 times

3FG attempts: 6, at Assumption - 03/03/13FT made: 6, Adelphi - 02/06/13

FT attempts: 7, Adelphi - 02/06/13 ; vs Felician - 11/11/12

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BRIANA BRADFORD

2013-14: Selected to the Northeast-10 Conference Commissioner’s Honor Roll…All-NE-10 Honorable Mention selection…Averaged 13.9 ppg and 27.9 min-utes per game…Finished with 73 rebounds, 50 assists and 23 steals…Had 23 points and eight rebounds at

Dominican (11/9)…Tallied 24 points vs. Saint Rose (11/13)…Had 17 points and eight rebounds vs. Assumption in the NE-10 Championship Tournament (3/2)…Scored a season-high 28 points against Adelphi in the NCAA Tournament (3/14).

2012-13: Northeast-10 Conference All-Rookie Team… Northeast-10 Conference Commissioner’s Honor Roll…Three-time NE-10 Rookie of the Week (11/26, 12/10, 2/25)…Started all 27 games for the Chargers…Finished the season second in assists with 2.9 apg, points with 12.7 ppg and steals with 1.1 spg…Season totals included 344 points, 112 rebounds, 78 assists and 30 steals…Scored in double

figures 20 times, including four games with 20-or-more points…Hit a three-pointer with 10 seconds left to lead the Chargers to a 79-77 victory over Adelphi (11/20)…Connected from long range with 7.8 seconds left to lift UNH to a 72-71 victory over UMass Lowell (2/2)…Tallied a season-high 23 points against Assumption (2/13) and Saint Rose (2/26).

High School: Named to the New Haven Register All-State Team as a senior ... New Haven Tap-Off Club All-Area Team as a junior and senior ... Named the Waterbury Republican American Hoop Zone Player of the Year in 2011-12 and the Naugatuck Val-ley League Most Outstanding Senior ... Also a member of the National Honor Society.

Personal: Daughter of George and Susan Bradford … One brother, George, who also played basketball in college.

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Points: 28, vs Adelphi - 03/14/14Rebounds: 9, at Bentley - 01/26/13

Assists: 7, Southern Conn. St. - 12/08/12Steals: 4, Southern Conn. St. - 12/08/12

Blocks: 1, 8 timesFG made: 11, vs Adelphi - 03/14/14

FG attempts: 21, vs Adelphi - 03/14/143FG made: 5, Saint Rose - 11/13/13 ; at Pace - 11/23/13

3FG attempts: 10, Saint Michael’s - 01/23/13FT made: 8, 3 times

FT attempts: 9, at Merrimack - 01/12/13 ; American Int’l - 12/04/12

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ASHLEY LEBLANC

2013-14: Selected to the Northeast-10 Conference Commissioner’s Honor Roll…Appeared in 27 games, making one start for the Chargers…Averaged 10 min-utes per game, 2.6 points per game and 2.6 rebounds per game…Had eight points and 10 rebounds at Saint

Michael’s (1/14) and at Adelphi ( 2/25).

2012-13: Northeast-10 Conference Commissioner’s Honor Roll…Played in all 27 games, including eight starts…Finished second on the team in rebounding averag-ing 5.6 rpg…Finished the season with 16.3 minutes per game and 7.1 ppg…Season totals included 191 points and 150 rebounds…Tallied a season-high 20 points and seven rebounds versus Saint Michaels (1/23).

2011-12: Named NE-10 Rookie of the Week (2/26)…Saw action in 25 games, in-

cluding 11 starts for the Chargers…Finished third on the team with a .450 field goal percentage and 142 rebounds…Fourth on the team averaging 6.2 ppg…Recorded 18 points and eight rebounds at UMass Lowell (1/28)…Recorded a season-high 25 points and 10 rebounds at Saint Rose (2/21).

High School: Played for the Rangers of Methuen High School … Named to the Merrimack Conference Valley All-Star team and awarded the Greater Lawrence Christmas Tournament’s Coaches Award in 2009 and 2010 … Merrimack Valley All-Conference Team selection in 2011 … Named team’s Most Valuable Player in 2011 … Also played volleyball and earned a conference all-star selection in 2010.

Personal: Daughter of Rosaire and Dorothea LeBlanc … Has two brothers; Rosaire and Chris.

THE RETURNERS

CAREER STATISTICS

SINGLE-GAMEHIGHS

Points: 25, at Saint Rose - 02/21/12Rebounds: 16, at Franklin Pierce - 01/15/13

Assists: 1, 10 timesSteals: 3, at Massachusetts Lowell - 01/28/12

Blocks: 2, at So. New Hampshire - 01/14/12FG made: 9, at Saint Rose - 02/21/12

FG attempts: 17, at Saint Rose - 02/21/123FG attempts: 1, at Southern Conn. St. - 12/22/13

FT made: 7, at Saint Rose - 02/21/12FT attempts: 8, at Saint Rose - 02/21/12 ; at Saint Rose - 11/14/12


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BRIA MOORE

2013-14: Selected to the Northeast-10 Conference Commissioner’s Honor Roll…Appeared in all 28 games, making 27 starts…Averaged 28.1 minutes per game, 11.4 points per game and five rebounds per game…Chipped in 44 assists and 32 steals… Had 20

points, eight rebounds and four assists vs. Adelphi (12/7)…Registered season highs with 25 points and nine rebounds at Southern New Hampshire (1/28)…Totaled 16 points and eight rebounds vs. Adelphi in the NCAA Tournament (3/14).

2012-13: Started all 27 games for Chargers…Finished third on the team in scoring with 10.8 ppg, rebounds with 5.4 and assists with 0.9 apg…Season totals included 292 points, 145 rebounds, 46 assists and 26 steals…Enjoyed a season-best outing at Southern Connecticut State (12/8) with 27 points off 10-of-14 shooting, while adding seven boards and four assists.

2011-12: Named Northeast-10 Conference Rookie of the Year… Northeast-10

Conference All-Rookie Team…Recognized five times as Northeast-10 Conference Rookie of the Week (11/13, 12/4, 1/1, 2/12, 2/19)…Started in all 26 games for the Chargers…Led the team averaging 7.7 rpg…Finished second on the team averaging 12.6 ppg, 34 assists, 23 steals and 17 blocks…Tallied 23 points with five rebounds at American International (12/6)…Recorded a career high 26 points with 13 rebounds against American International (2/14).

High School: Three-sport athlete for the Panthers of Hill Regional Career High School … Helped lead team to Connecticut State Championship … Three-time All-Conference selection … Earned All-Area and All-State honors … Also played volleyball and softball and was a Tap-Off Club nominee at Career.

Personal: Daughter of Lytton and Viola Moore … Has five sisters; Paula, Patrece, Petrian, Stacia and Jodian.

THE RETURNERS

CAREER STATISTICS

SINGLE-GAMEHIGHS

Points: 27, Southern Conn. St. - 12/08/12Rebounds: 14, Franklin Pierce - 01/11/12

Assists: 6, American Int’l - 02/19/14 ; Assumption - 11/30/11Steals: 4, Saint Rose - 11/16/11 ; at Southern Conn. St. - 12/22/13

Blocks: 3, at Saint Michael’s - 01/17/12FG made: 10, 4 times

FG attempts: 18, Southern Conn. St. - 02/18/123FG made: 5, Southern Conn. St. - 12/08/12

3FG attempts: 8, Southern Conn. St. - 02/18/12FT made: 9, at Assumption - 02/08/12FT attempts: 12, vs Felician - 11/11/12


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RYKEMA STONE

2013-14: Selected to the Northeast-10 Conference Commissioner’s Honor Roll…Ranked second in the NE-10 with 1.4 blocks per game…Appeared in all 28 games, making 26 starts…Averaged 29.1 minutes and 7.2 points per game…Totaled 171 rebounds,

averaging 6.1 per game…Had 21 assists and 19 steals…Had a season-high 16 points at Dominican (11/9)…Registered a double-double vs. Saint Michael’s with 12 points and 10 rebounds (12/20)…Had a season-high 13 rebounds to go along with eight points vs. Pace (2/15)…Had eight points and nine rebounds vs. Adelphi in the NCAA Tournament (3/14).

2012-13: Northeast-10 Conference Commissioner’s Honor Roll…Played in all 27 games for the Chargers, including 17 starts…Finished the season averaging 16.3 minutes per game, 3.9 ppg, 3,2 rpg, and 0.6 bpg…Season totals included 104 points, 86 rebounds and 15 blocked shots…Tallied a season-high nine points, seven rebounds and two blocks versus Saint Anslem (1/29).

2011-12: Saw action in 14 games, including 4 starts for the Chargers…Compiled an average of 4.2 ppg and 4.1 rpg…Tallied 12 points and five rebounds in 24 minutes of play against Merrimack (1/7)…Collected ten points and five rebounds against Franklin Pierce (1/11)…Did not complete the season due to an injury.

High School: McDonald’s All-American nominee at Wings Academy … Awarded Rookie of the Year accolade in 2008 … Earned three consecutive Most Outstanding Student-Athlete awards from 2009-11 … Named to The New York Post All-Bronx First Team and the NYSSOCOGS Second Team … Surpassed the 1,000 career point and 1,000 career rebound mark … Also maintained a 3.0 GPA and finished top-10 in her graduating class.

Personal: Daughter of Dalton Stone and Melissa Hilton … Has three brothers; Henry Bell, Omar Stone and Ethan Stone and five sisters; Tanaya Hilton, Shanya Bell, Krystal Bell, Johanna Stone and Jackie Stone.

THE RETURNERS

CAREER STATISTICS

SINGLE-GAMEHIGHS

Points: 16, at Dominican - 11/09/13Rebounds: 13, Pace - 02/15/14

Assists: 3, Southern Conn. St. - 02/04/14 ; at Pace -- 11/23/13Steals: 3, Assumption - 03/02/14

Blocks: 5, Molloy - 01/04/14 ; at Saint Michael’s - 01/14/14FG made: 6, Saint Michael’s - 12/20/13

FG attempts: 13, Saint Michael’s - 12/20/13FT made: 6, at Dominican - 11/09/13

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THE NEWCOMERS

GUARD/FORWARDFRESHMAN | 5-10BRONX, N.Y. | HARRY S. TRUMAN4

QUANA SMITH

High School: A three-time First Team All-Public Schools Athletic League honoree...Topped 1,000 career points and 1,000 career rebounds...Represented the PSAL at the 2013-14 NYC Mayor’s Cup All-Star Game...Named one of the top 25 high school players in New

York City...Posted single-game highs of 30 points and 25 rebounds...An Honor Roll student.

Personal: Daughter of Darren Smith and Pia Hauser-Smith...Has an older brother, Darren, and older sister, Monique.

FORWARDFRESHMAN | 5-9TEMPLE HILLS, MD. | ELIZABETH SETON CATHOLIC12

KHAYLA TROWELL

High School: Honorable Mention All-Washington Catholic Athletic Conference...2014 McDonald’s All-America nominee...Averaged seven points and six rebounds per game...Also played soccer.

Personal: Daughter of Shontese McBride and Norman Trowell...Has four siblings, Khalil, Jakari, Isiah and Laila.

FORWARDSOPHOMORE | 6-0AKRON, OHIO | FREDERICK (MD.) | MONMOUTH UNIVERSITY21

INDIA DOTSON

2013-14 (at Monmouth): Appeared in two contests for the Hawks...Scored her first collegiate points in her debut against No. 1 Connecticut.

2012-13 (at Monmouth): Redshirt season

High School: A First Team All-Monocacy Valley Athletic League performer as a

junior...Scored 18 points with eight rebounds in the MVAL Piedmont Championship Game, her school’s first conference title in over a decade...Graduated high school in three years as an Honor Roll student.

Personal: Daughter of Ateela Ferguson and Shawn Dotson...Has seven siblings.

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GUARDSOPHOMORE | 5-2MOUNT VERNON, N.Y. | MOUNT VERNON | HAMPTON UNIVERSITY23

SADE KING

2013-14 (at Hampton): Appeared in 15 games for the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference Champion Pirates...Averaged 2.1 points per game, including five points in the NCAA Championship First Round against Michigan State.

2012-13 (at Hampton): Redshirt season

High School: Scored over 1,000 points in her career...A First Team All-State honoree as a senior...Helped the Knights to two section championships...Also played tennis and softball.

Personal: Daughter of Tonya Wheeler...Has a younger sister, Mariyah.

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MORGAN WILLIAMS

High School: Helped her team to two division cham-pionship appearances as well as a Central Jersey Group IV Sectional State Title and an overall Group IV State Title as a sophomore...Averaged eight points and five rebounds per game as a senior...Also competed in

track and field...National Society of High School Scholars and Future Educators of America member.

Personal: Daughter of Mitch and Kim Williams...Has an older brother, Alonzo.

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FollowingitsfirstappearanceintheNCAApostseasonsince2007, the University of New Haven women’s basketball team en-ters the 2014-15 campaign looking to make a return trip to the national stage. The Chargers return four starters and seven total returnersfromthatsquad,whichfinished18-10lastwinter.NewHavenwillalsowelcomefivenewcomersinthesecondseasonfor Head Coach Ty Grace ’99.

Expectations have grown alongside the recent rise of the pro-gram, as the Blue and Gold were tabbed as the Southwest Divi-sion favorite in the Northeast-10 Preseason Coaches’ Poll. The Chargers also received votes in the preseason edition of the USA TODAY Sports NCAA Division II Top 25 Coaches Poll.

THE BACKCOURTLeading a talented group of returners is senior Aquillin Hayes. An Honorable Mention All-America selection by the WBCA and the Women’s Division II Bulletin, Hayes led the Chargers with 15.0 points and 10.1 rebounds per game last winter. The North-east-10 Conference Defensive Player of the Year also picked up 27 blocks and 30 steals while typically defending the opposi-tion’s primary offensive weapon. Hayes amassed 10 double-doubles on the season. She enters her senior season ranks second all-time in blocked shots at New Haven with 97 career send-backs and could reach both the 1,000-point and 1,000-re-bound milestones.

A three-year starter on the wing, Bria Moore enters her senior season poised to join the Chargers’ 1,000-Point Club. The local

product from West Haven has netted 939 points in her career after averaging 11.4 points per game in 2013-14. Moore shot a team-best 39.4 percent from three-point range while knocking down 28 triples and collecting 6.0 rebounds per contest. She is currently among New Haven’s all-time leaders in career free throw and three-point shooting percentage.

Elizabeth Cruso saw an increased role at the point position as a junior, and that will only expand more in 2014-15. She appeared in all 28 games with 21 starts last year, and tallied 5.8 points per game. She drained 30 three-pointers and chipped in with 46 assists and 33 rebounds. She scored a career-high 12 points at NE-10 opponent Saint Rose.

Briana Bradford enters her junior season for the Blue and Gold, againseeingsignificanttimeatpointguard.BradfordwasanAll-NE-10 Honorable Mention last season after garnering 13.3 points, 3.0 rebounds and 2.1 assists per game while knocking down a team-leading 36 three-pointers.

Another contributor in all 28 games last season, Lauren Hebert netted 3.2 points per game as a sophomore. At 5-10, Hebert can be called upon around the perimeter or in the post on both the offensive and defensive ends of the court.

Entering the fold at guard is Sade King, a transfer from Division I Hampton University. King did not see game action as a redshirt freshman in 2012-13 before appearing in 15 contests for the Pirates last winter. She averaged 2.1 points per game, including

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fivepointsintheNCAAChampionshipFirstRoundagainstMichi-gan State. Hampton won the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference in both of King’s seasons on the Pirates’ roster. She was previously a 1,000-point scorer at Mount Vernon High School.

A three-time First Team All-Public Schools Athletic League honor-ee, Quana Smith topped 1,000 career points and 1,000 career rebounds at Harry S. Truman High School in the Bronx, New York. She represented the PSAL at the 2013-14 NYC Mayor’s Cup All-Star Game and was named one of the top 25 high school players in New York City.

Rounding out the backcourt is freshman Morgan Williams. The true freshman played scholastically at Jackson Memorial High SchoolinJackson,NewJersey,wheresheaveragedfivepointsandfivereboundspergameasasenior.

THE FRONTCOURTRykema Stone has seen in an increase in production in each of her previously seasons with the Chargers and will be called upon the lead the effort down low as a senior. Stone netted 7.2 points and 6.1 rebounds per contest last winter, and her 39 blocked shots ranked ninth in New Haven single-season history. Stone scored a career-best 16 points in the season-opening win at Dominican and tore down a personal-best 13 boards in the Northeast-10 victory over Pace this past February.

Another solid presence on the block, Ashley LeBlanc added 2.6 points and 2.6 rebounds per contest for the Chargers last season. She scored a season-best eight points in two conference wins, including a victory at Saint Michael’s that also included 10 rebounds. As a freshman, LeBlanc had a career day with 25 points and 10 boards at NE-10 divisional opponent Saint Rose.

The Blue and Gold will add two newcomers to the roster of post players. Division I transfer India Dotson spent the previous two seasons, including a redshirt year, at Monmouth University. Dot-son appeared in two games for the Hawks in 2013-14, scoring herfirstcollegiatepointsinherdebutagainstNo.1Connecticut.She attended Frederick High School in Frederick, Maryland and was named to the All-Monocacy Valley Athletic League (MVAL) First Team as a junior after earning Honorable Mention status as a sophomore.

Khayla Trowell comes to New Haven from Elizabeth Seton Catho-lic High School in Bladensburg, Maryland. She averaged seven points and six rebounds per game for the Roadrunners en route to Honorable Mention All-Washington Catholic Athletic Confer-ence status. Trowell was a McDonald’s All-America nominee in 2014 and earned most valuable player laurels during her AAU career with the Maryland Lady Lakers.

THE SCHEDULEThe Chargers’ 26-game slate for 2014-15 is highlighted by trips to Pennsylvania and Delaware, while 12 games will be played withintheconfinesofChargerGymnasium. The schedule opens on Nov. 14 at Bloomsburg. The 2013-14 Huskies, who will begin this season ranked No. 16 in the nation, went26-5andadvancedtothePSACChampionshipSemifinals

and NCAA Atlantic Region Championship Game. Before opening the home slate, the Chargers travel to New York to play two games in four days, meeting Saint Thomas Aquinas on Nov. 16 before opening Northeast-10 Southwest Division action at Le Moyne on Nov. 19 and at Pace on Nov. 22. The Blue andGoldtakethecourtatChargerGymnasiumsforthefirsttimeAmerican International on Nov. 25. The Chargers head south after Thanksgiving for a tilt with Goldey-Beacom in Wilmington, Delaware on Nov. 29 for the first-evermeetingbetweenNewHavenandtheCACCsquad.Thenon-conference schedule continues at home against Dowling on Dec. 3, looking to improve on their 12-7 all-time record versus the Chargers. Getting back to Northeast-10 Conference play, the Chargers travel to Garden City, N.Y. to face the Panthers of Adelphi on Dec. 6.Followingan11-dayhiatusforfinalexams,theChargersareback in action on the road in Albany, New York at Saint Rose on Dec. 17. Afterplayingsixoftheirfirstninegamesontheroad,theChar-gers return home for three contests. The Chargers of Dominican come to Charger Gymnasium for a non-conference game on Dec. 20. The calendar year concludes with a non-conference clash against NE-10 foe Saint Anselm on Dec. 31, while crosstown rival Southern Connecticut State comes to Charger Gymnasium to tip-off2015andcompletethefirsttripthroughtheNE-10South-west Division on Jan. 3. The Chargers then travel to Manchester, New Hampshire to meet Saint Anselm for the second time in eight days on Jan. 7 – this time in NE-10 cross-divisional action. The bouts against the NE-10 Northeast continue at home with outings against Assumption on Jan. 10 and Saint Michael’s on Jan. 13. After visiting Franklin Pierce on Jan. 17, the Blue and Gold remain on the road to chal-lenge Bentley – the reigning NCAA Division II National Champion – on Jan. 21. FacingtheirfifthandsixthNE-10NortheastDivisioncontenderina row, the Chargers visit Stonehill on Jan. 24 and Southern New Hampshire on Jan 27. The Chargers close out January with a trip to North Andover, Massachusetts to face the Merrimack War-riors on Jan. 31. The Blue and Gold then make the shortest road trip of the season with a Feb. 4 contest at Southern Connecticut State. The clash with the Owls starts New Haven’s second trip through the NE-10 Southwest Division. The Chargers wrap up the regular season with home contests against Saint Rose and Le Moyne on Feb. 7 and Feb. 10, trips to Pace and American International on Feb. 14 and Feb. 18, and thefinalgameofthe2014-15regularseasonatChargerGymna-sium on Feb. 24 with a visit from Adelphi. ThetopfiveteamsfromeachdivisionqualifyfortheNE-10post-season, which begins with the First Round on Friday, Feb. 27. The NE-10 Championship Game is set for Sunday, March 8.

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2013-14 STATISTICS/RESULTS2013-14 New Haven Women's BasketballNew Haven Combined Team Statistics (as of Oct 14, 2014)

All games

RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRALALL GAMES 18-10 9-4 8-5 1-1CONFERENCE 13-7 7-3 6-4 0-0NON-CONFERENCE 5-3 2-1 2-1 1-1

Total 3-Point F-Throw Rebounds

## Player gp-gs min avg fg-fga fg% 3fg-fga 3fg% ft-fta ft% off def tot avg pf dq a to blk stl pts avg

11 Aquillin Hayes 28-23 846 30.2 175-361 . 4 8 5 0-0 . 0 0 0 77-112 . 6 8 8 89 190 279 10.0 75 1 68 69 28 36 427 15.3

22 Briana Bradford 24-10 670 27.9 102-247 . 4 1 3 37-116 . 3 1 9 93-113 . 8 2 3 17 56 73 3.0 46 0 50 48 2 23 334 13.9

32 Bria Moore 28-27 787 28.1 107-245 . 4 3 7 28-71 . 3 9 4 78-104 . 7 5 0 78 64 142 5.1 63 1 44 34 10 32 320 11.4

42 Rykema Stone 28-26 816 29.1 84-212 . 3 9 6 0-0 . 0 0 0 34-69 . 4 9 3 37 134 171 6.1 71 0 21 49 39 19 202 7.2

14 Elizabeth Cruso 28-21 525 18.8 53-148 . 3 5 8 30-83 . 3 6 1 25-28 . 8 9 3 4 29 33 1.2 45 1 46 61 3 12 161 5.8

23 Ayana Duncanson 28-28 760 27.1 51-142 . 3 5 9 0-0 . 0 0 0 38-62 . 6 1 3 45 129 174 6.2 88 1 24 62 17 24 140 5.0

33 Audrey Cunningham 28-1 319 11.4 44-118 . 3 7 3 27-78 . 3 4 6 22-25 . 8 8 0 2 23 25 0.9 24 0 20 20 0 10 137 4.9

20 Lauren Hebert 28-0 363 13.0 30-93 . 3 2 3 1-12 . 0 8 3 29-46 . 6 3 0 26 31 57 2.0 54 0 24 35 10 10 90 3.2

31 Ashley LeBlanc 27-1 270 10.0 30-73 . 4 1 1 0-1 . 0 0 0 9-15 . 6 0 0 22 48 70 2.6 23 0 3 20 2 8 69 2.6

25 Jasmine Gibson 21-1 190 9.0 15-49 . 3 0 6 1-4 . 2 5 0 22-37 . 5 9 5 7 15 22 1.0 22 0 25 24 0 18 53 2.5

12 Ana Obella 12-1 108 9.0 13-23 . 5 6 5 0-0 . 0 0 0 0-0 . 0 0 0 3 9 12 1.0 12 0 4 11 1 4 26 2.2

30 Amber Martinez 6-1 19 3.2 0-3 . 0 0 0 0-0 . 0 0 0 0-0 . 0 0 0 2 3 5 0.8 3 0 0 2 0 1 0 0.0

21 LaTanza Britts 2-0 2 1.0 0-1 . 0 0 0 0-1 . 0 0 0 0-0 . 0 0 0 0 1 1 0.5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0

Team 45 74 119 3

Total.......... 28 5675 704-1715 . 4 1 0 124-366 . 3 3 9 427-611 . 6 9 9 377 806 1183 42.2 526 4 329 438 112 197 1959 70.0

Opponents...... 28 5675 624-1718 . 3 6 3 148-460 . 3 2 2 394-564 . 6 9 9 383 740 1123 40.1 555 18 360 440 79 186 1790 63.9

TEAM STATISTICS UNH OPP

SCORING 1959 1790

Points per game 70.0 63.9

Scoring margin +6.0 -

FIELD GOALS-ATT 704-1715 624-1718

Field goal pct . 4 1 0 . 3 6 3

3 POINT FG-ATT 124-366 148-460

3-point FG pct . 3 3 9 . 3 2 2

3-pt FG made per game 4.4 5.3

FREE THROWS-ATT 427-611 394-564

Free throw pct . 6 9 9 . 6 9 9

F-Throws made per game 15.3 14.1

REBOUNDS 1183 1123

Rebounds per game 42.2 40.1

Rebounding margin +2.1 -

ASSISTS 329 360

Assists per game 11.8 12.9

TURNOVERS 438 440

Turnovers per game 15.6 15.7

Turnover margin +0.1 -

Assist/turnover ratio 0.8 0.8

STEALS 197 186

Steals per game 7.0 6.6

BLOCKS 112 79

Blocks per game 4.0 2.8

ATTENDANCE 4140 3761

Home games-Avg/Game 13-318 13-267

Neutral site-Avg/Game - 2-148

Score by Periods 1st 2nd OT Totals

New Haven 921 1012 26 1959

Opponents 878 878 34 1790

Date Opponent Score Att.

11/09/13 at Dominican Wot 77-74 150

* 11/13/13 SAINT ROSE W 71-68 352

* 11/20/13 LE MOYNE W 69-54 253

* 11/23/13 at Pace W 76-50 309

* 11/26/13 at American Int'l L 55-64 105

^ 11/29/13 vs Davis & Elkins W 70-43 107

^ 11/30/13 at Rollins L o t 50-55 287

12/04/13 at Dowling W 74-53 63

* 12/07/13 ADELPHI L 81-84 253

12/20/13 SAINT MICHAEL'S W 74-66 103

* 12/22/13 at Southern Conn. St. W 81-68 412

01/04/14 MOLLOY W 69-56 78

* 01/08/14 SAINT ANSELM W 65-51 578

* 01/11/14 at Assumption L 64-70 291

* 01/14/14 at Saint Michael's W 71-53 382

* 01/18/14 FRANKLIN PIERCE W 66-52 305

* 01/22/14 BENTLEY L 65-87 167

* 01/25/14 at Stonehill L 69-73 723

* 01/28/14 at Southern N.H. W 62-50 112

* 02/01/14 MERRIMACK W 82-70 345

* 02/04/14 SOUTHERN CONN. ST. L 66-71 210

* 02/08/14 at Saint Rose W 72-62 212

* 02/11/14 at Le Moyne L 63-71 113

* 02/15/14 PACE W 56-42 451

* 02/19/14 AMERICAN INT'L W 82-69 532

* 02/25/14 at Adelphi W 85-81 306

# 03/02/14 ASSUMPTION L 58-61 513

$ 03/14/14 vs Adelphi L o t 86-92 189

* Northeast-10 Conference game

^ Rollins Thanksgiving Tournament

# Northeast-10 Conference Championship

$ NCAA Division II East Region Championship

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2013-14 NORTHEAST-10 CONFERENCE FINAL STANDINGS

Southwest Div. |---Division---| |----Overall----|Team Record Pct. Record Pct.Adelphi * 14-6 .700 23-8 .742New Haven 13-7 .650 18-10 .643American Int’l 11-9 .550 17-10 .630Le Moyne 10-10 .500 15-13 .536So. Connecticut 8-12 .400 12-15 .444Saint Rose 6-14 .300 11-15 .423Pace 5-15 .250 6-20 .231Northeast Div. |---Division---| |----Overall----|Team Record Pct. Record Pct.Bentley ^ * 21-0 1.00 35-0 1.00Stonehill 14-7 .667 19-10 .655Assumption 13-8 .619 18-11 .621Franklin Pierce 12-9 .571 16-12 .571Saint Anselm 11-10 .524 15-12 .556Merrimack 8-13 .381 12-15 .444So. New Hamp. 5-16 .238 7-19 .269Saint Michael’s 3-18 .143 4-21 .160

* 2013-14 Northeast-10 Regular Season Champions^ 2013-14 Northeast-10 Tournament Champion

2013-14 NE-10 WOMEN’S BASKETBALL AWARD WINNERS

Player of the YearLauren Battista, Bentley

Defensive Player of the YearAquillin Hayes, New Haven

Rookie of the YearCandace Andrews, Saint Anselm

Coach of the YearBarbara Stevens, Bentley

(at Highest Seed Throughout)

Friday, February 28 - First RoundGame 1: #4 NE Franklin Pierce 74, #5 SW Southern Connecticut 66

Game 2: #4 SW Le Moyne 58, #5 NE Saint Anselm 53

Sunday, March 2 - QuarterfinalsGame 3: #1 SW Adelphi 81, #4 NE Franklin Pierce 77

Game 4: #1 NE Bentley 77, #4 SW Le Moyne 51Game 5: #3 NE Assumption 61, #2 SW New Haven 58

Game 6: #2 NE Stonehill 75, #3 SW American International 60

Thursday, March 6 - SemifinalsGame 7: #1 SW Adelphi 93, #2 NE Stonehill 7

Game 8: #1 NE Bentley 75, #3 NE Assumption 59

Sunday, March 9 - FinalGame 9: #1 NE Bentley 99, #1 SW Adelphi 76

2013-14 NE-10 RESULTS

All-NE-10 First TeamSade Jackson, AdelphiJessica Kitrys, Adelphi

Lauren Battista, BentleyCourtney Finn, Bentley

Mary Louise Dixon, StonehillTori Faieta, Stonehill

All-NE-10 Third TeamKrista Ferrentino, American Int’lBrittany Martelle, Franklin Pierce

Alex Marple, Le MoyneJackie Beathea, So. Connecticut

Amy Pelletier, Stonehill

All-NE-10 Second TeamShannon Ray, AssumptionJacqui Brugliera, Bentley

Kara Charette, Franklin PierceAquillin Hayes, New Haven

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Pts. Name Year1. 648 Joy Jeter (32 games) ........................................ 1988-892. 577 Joy Jeter (28 games) ........................................ 1985-863. 576 Ashley Hilton (31 games) ................................ 2006-074. 557 Charlene Taylor (32 games) ............................. 1988-895. 556 Joy Jeter (32 games) ........................................ 1987-886. 540 Jennifer Davis (28 games) ................................ 1995-967. 534 Niketa Harris (26 games) ................................. 2001-028. 533 Debbie Moore (27 games) ............................... 1992-939. 518 Joy Jeter (30 games) ........................................ 1986-8710. 503 Debbie Moore (28 games) ............................... 1991-92

SCORING AVERAGE (MIN. 20 GAMES) Avg. Name Year1. 20.6 Joy Jeter (28 games) ........................................ 1985-862. 20.5 Niketa Harris (26 games) ................................. 2001-023. 20.3 Joy Jeter (32 games) ........................................ 1988-894. 19.7 Debbie Moore (27 games) ............................... 1992-935. 19.3 Jennifer Davis (28 games) ................................ 1995-966. 18.6 Ashley Hilton (31 games) ................................ 2006-077. 18.0 Debbie Moore (28 games) ............................... 1991-928. 17.4 Charlene Taylor (32 games) ............................. 1988-899. 17.4 Joy Jeter (32 games) ........................................ 1987-8810. 17.3 Christine Huber (27 games) ............................. 1998-99

FIELD GOALS MADE FG Name Year1. 231 Joy Jeter (32 games) ........................................ 1988-892. 228 Jennifer Davis (28 games) ................................ 1995-963. 225 Charlene Taylor (32 games) ............................. 1988-894. 219 Joy Jeter (28 games) ........................................ 1985-865. 216 Ashley Hilton (31 games) ................................ 2006-076. 211 Joy Jeter (30 games) ........................................ 1986-877. 209 Niketa Harris (26 games) ................................. 2001-028. 208 Joy Jeter (32 games) ........................................ 1987-889. 204 Debbie Moore (27 games) ............................... 1992-9310. 202 Charlene Taylor (32 games) ............................. 1987-88

FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE (MIN. 50 MADE) Pct. Name Year1. .607 Shannon Driscoll (74-122) ............................... 1991-922. .593 Amanda Freeman (128-216) ........................... 2004-053. .585 Cathy Pavell (165-282) .................................... 1982-834. .552 Nyree Frazier (69-125) ..................................... 2004-055. .537 Phoenicia Wright (73-136) .............................. 1998-996. .531 Nikki Carroll (93-175) ...................................... 2008-097. .528 Nicole Myrick (114-216) .................................. 1994-958. .526 Dana Hodges (81-154) ..................................... 1981-829. .521 Nicole Myrick (112-215) .................................. 1995-9610. .514 Niketa Harris (178-346) ................................... 2000-01

THREE-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE 3-FG Name Year1. 63 Becky Snow (28 games) ................................... 1999-002. 59 Becky Snow (27 games) ................................... 1997-983. 57 Becky Snow (27 games) ................................... 1996-974. 56 Becky Snow (27 games) ................................... 1998-995. 52 Anh-Dao Tran (27 games) ................................ 2012-136. 48 Dominique Stellmacher (28 games) ................ 2009-107. 47 Audrey Cunningham (26 games) ..................... 2010-118. 45 Keri-Anne Jetter (30 games) ............................ 2006-079. 43 Lauren Hood (30 games) ................................. 2005-0610. 42 Briiana Rende (26 games) ............................... 2008-09

THREE-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE (MIN. 25 MADE) Pct. Name Year1. .433 Briiana Rende (26-60) ..................................... 2005-062. .420 Anh-Dao Tran (37-88) ...................................... 2010-113. .403 Karen Hill (27-67) ............................................ 1987-884. .400 Bria Moore (32-80) .......................................... 2011-12 .400 Kia Nealy (32-80) ............................................. 2002-03 .400 Ashley Hilton (26-65) ...................................... 2005-067. .397 Ashley Hilton (27-68) ...................................... 2006-078. .394 Bria Moore (28-71) .......................................... 2013-149. .376 Nikita Reddy (35-93) ....................................... 2012-1310. .375 Kate Simmons (33-88) ..................................... 1997-98

FREE THROWS MADE FT Name Year1. 185 Joy Jeter (32 games) ........................................ 1988-892. 140 Christine Huber (27 games) ............................. 1998-99 140 Joy Jeter (32 games) ........................................ 1987-884. 139 Joy Jeter (28 games) ........................................ 1985-865. 117 Ashley Hilton (31 games) ................................ 2006-076. 116 Niketa Harris (26 games) ................................. 2001-027. 114 Lauren Hood (28 games) ................................. 2008-098. 112 Lauren Hood (28 games) ................................. 2007-089. 111 Niketa Harris (27 games) ................................. 2000-0110. 110 Debbie Moore (27 games) ............................... 1992-93

FREE THROW PERCENTAGE (MIN. 50 MADE) Pct. Name Year1. .899 Anh-Dao Tran (62-69) ...................................... 2011-122. .874 Cathy Pavell (76-87) ........................................ 1982-833. .840 Anh-Dao Tran (68-81) ...................................... 2012-134. .828 Karen Hill (53-64) ............................................ 1986-87 .828 Kyle Verrett (53-64) ......................................... 2000-016. .824 Briiana Rende (84-102) ................................... 2007-087. .823 Briana Bradford (93-113) ................................. 2013-148. .821 Bria Moore (69-84) .......................................... 2011-129. .817 Adelina Gentry (67-82) .................................... 2003-0410. .794 Kia Nealy (54-68) ............................................. 2002-03

REBOUNDS Reb. Name Year1. 429 Joy Jeter (157o-272d) ...................................... 1988-892. 378 Joy Jeter (28 games) ........................................ 1985-863. 367 Joy Jeter (32 games) ........................................ 1987-884. 362 Tiesha Grace (133o-229d) ................................ 1995-965. 319 Cathy Pavell (27 games) .................................. 1982-836. 312 Joy Jeter (30 games) ........................................ 1986-877. 301 Tiesha Grace (118o-183d) ................................ 1994-958. 295 Maria Magoulas (27 games) ............................ 1980-819. 287 Arlevia Samuel (26 games) .............................. 1992-9310. 281 Sonja Beamon (31 games) ............................... 1986-87

ASSISTS Ast. Name Year1. 176 Moe Stevens .................................................... 1995-962. 175 Charlene Taylor ................................................ 1987-883. 174 Helin Marte...................................................... 2009-104. 171 Charlene Taylor ................................................ 1986-875. 169 Moe Stevens .................................................... 1994-956. 165 Kristy Conyers .................................................. 1999-007. 162 Charlene Taylor ................................................ 1988-898. 152 Helin Marte...................................................... 2008-099. 151 Cathy Alston .................................................... 1981-8210. 137 Carolyn Bell...................................................... 1986-87 137 Helin Marte...................................................... 2007-08

STEALS Stl. Name Year1. 138 Debbie Moore .................................................. 1992-932. 134 Charlene Taylor ................................................ 1987-883. 100 Charlene Taylor ................................................ 1988-894. 96 Charlene Taylor ................................................ 1985-865. 93 Kristy Conyers .................................................. 1998-996. 91 Kristy Conyers .................................................. 1999-007. 89 Charlene Taylor ................................................ 1986-878. 87 Moe Stevens .................................................... 1993-949. 82 Debbie Moore .................................................. 1991-92 82 Carolyn Bell...................................................... 1986-87 82 Cathy Alston .................................................... 1983-84

BLOCKS Blk. Name Year1. 81 Joy Jeter ........................................................... 1988-892. 62 Joy Jeter ........................................................... 1987-883. 59 Arrette Harvey ................................................. 1989-904. 56 Joy Jeter ........................................................... 1986-875. 54 Sonja Beamon ................................................. 1986-876. 47 Joy Jeter ........................................................... 1985-867. 42 Jill Baranger..................................................... 2009-108. 41 Mary Doherty .................................................. 1984-859. 39 Rykema Stone .................................................. 2013-1410. 37 Aquillin Hayes .................................................. 2012-13

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POINTS (1,000+ POINT CLUB) Pts. Name Year1. 2299 Joy Jeter (122 games) ...................................... 1985-892. 1851 Charlene Taylor (122 games) ........................... 1985-893. 1673 Niketa Harris (106 games) ............................... 1998-024. 1667 Debbie Moore (110 games) ............................. 1989-935. 1637 Ashley Hilton (119 games)............................... 2003-076. 1622 Jennifer Davis (108 games) .............................. 1992-967. 1551 Becky Snow (109 games) ................................. 1996-008. 1453 Christine Huber (107 games) ........................... 1996-009. 1366 Lauren Hood (117 games) ............................... 2005-0910. 1347 Tiesha Grace (97 games) .................................. 1994-9811. 1310 Cathy Alston (98 games) .................................. 1980-8412. 1208 Sonja Beamon (117 games) ............................. 1983-8713. 1133 Nikki Devaney (106 games) ............................. 1991-9414. 1114 Tristan Jackson (111 games) ............................ 2003-0715. 1062 Arnetha Eaddy (96 games) .............................. 1981-85

SCORING AVERAGE (MIN. 50 GAMES) Avg. Name Year1. 18.8 Joy Jeter (122 games) ...................................... 1985-892. 15.8 Niketa Harris (106 games) ............................... 1998-023. 15.2 Charlene Taylor (122 games) ........................... 1985-894. 15.2 Debbie Moore (110 games) ............................. 1989-935. 15.0 Jennifer Davis (108 games) .............................. 1992-966. 14.4 Sue Passander (57 games) ............................... 1979-827. 14.2 Becky Snow (109 games) ................................. 1996-008. 13.9 Tiesha Grace (97 games) .................................. 1994-989. 13.8 Ashley Hilton (119 games)............................... 2003-0710. 13.6 Christine Huber (107 games) ........................... 1996-00

FIELD GOALS MADE FG Name Year1. 869 Joy Jeter (122 games) ...................................... 1985-892. 782 Charlene Taylor (122 games) ........................... 1985-893. 719 Jennifer Davis (108 games) .............................. 1992-964. 637 Debbie Moore (110 games) ............................. 1989-935. 632 Niketa Harris (106 games) ............................... 1998-026. 594 Ashley Hilton (119 games)............................... 2003-077. 549 Becky Snow (109 games) ................................. 1996-008. 544 Christine Huber (107 games) ........................... 1996-009. 541 Tiesha Grace (97 games) .................................. 1994-9810. 530 Cathy Alston (98 games) .................................. 1980-84

FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE (MIN. 200 MADE) Pct. Name Year1. .521 Amanda Freeman (351-674) ........................... 2002-062. .503 Nicole Myrick (277-551) .................................. 1993-963. .486 Joy Jeter (869-1788) ........................................ 1985-894. .479 Niketa Harris (632-1319) ................................. 1998-025. .472 Ashley Hilton (594-1259) ................................ 2003-076. .470 Dana Hodges (255-543) ................................... 1981-857. .466 Phoenicia Wright (326-700) ............................ 1998-028. .455 Tristan Jackson (423-929) ................................ 2003-079. .454 Jill Angotta (354-779) ..................................... 2000-0410. .451 Cathy Alston (530-1175) .................................. 1980-84

THREE-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE 3-FG Name Year1. 235 Becky Snow (109 games) ................................. 1996-002. 140 Briiana Rende (116 games) ............................. 2005-093. 130 Anh-Dao Tran (74 games) ................................ 2010-134. 126 Jennifer Shoemaker (106 games) .................... 2003-075. 102 Audrey Cunningham (80 games) ........... 2010-12,13-146. 100 Lauren Hood (117 games) ............................... 2005-097. 95 Nikki Devaney (106 games) ............................. 1990-948. 92 Dominique Stellmacher (102 games).............. 2007-119. 90 Moe Stevens (107 games)................................ 1992-9610. 88 Nicole Pollard (108 games) .............................. 2007-11

THREE-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE (MIN. 50 MADE) Pct. Name Year1. .381 Kia Nealy (53-139) ........................................... 2002-042. .359 Briiana Rende (140-390) ................................. 2005-093. .351 Anh-Dao Tran (130-370) .................................. 2010-134. .351 Ashley Hilton (72-205) .................................... 2003-075. .345 Becky Snow (235-682)..................................... 1996-006. .344 Cori Harrington (78-227) ................................. 1998-027. .337 Bria Moore (83-246) ............................. 2011-148. .335 Charlene Taylor (55-164) ................................. 1985-899. .333 Lauren Hood (100-300) ................................... 2005-0910. .322 Elizabeth Cruso (55-171) ....................... 2011-14

FREE THROWS MADE FT Name Year1. 560 Joy Jeter (122 games) ...................................... 1985-892. 409 Niketa Harris (106 games) ............................... 1998-023. 377 Ashley Hilton (119 games)............................... 2003-074. 365 Christine Huber (107 games) ........................... 1996-005. 346 Lauren Hood (117 games) ............................... 2005-096. 325 Debbie Moore (110 games) ............................. 1989-937. 282 Nikki Devaney (106 games) ............................. 1990-948. 265 Tiesha Grace (97 games) .................................. 1994-989. 264 Tristan Jackson (111 games) ............................ 2003-0710. 260 Briiana Rende (116 games) ............................. 2005-09

FREE THROW PERCENTAGE (MIN. 150 MADE) Pct. Name Year1. .833 Anh-Dao Tran (170-204) .................................. 2010-132. .777 Karen Hill (164-211) ........................................ 1984-883. .770 Briana Bradford (161-209) .................... 2012-144. .760 Briiana Rende (260-342) ................................. 2005-095. .757 Becky Snow (218-288)..................................... 1996-006. .753 Bria Moore (204-271) ............................ 2011-147. .752 Lauren Hood (346-460) ................................... 2005-098. .750 Tristan Jackson (264-352) ................................ 2003-079. .737 Adelina Gentry (238-323) ................................ 2002-0610. .718 Ashley Hilton (377-525) .................................. 2003-07

GAMES PLAYED No. Name Year1. 122 Charlene Taylor ................................................ 1985-89 122 Joy Jeter ........................................................... 1985-893. 119 Ashley Hilton ................................................... 2003-074. 117 Sonja Beamon ................................................. 1983-87 117 Adelina Gentry ................................................. 2002-06 117 Lauren Hood .................................................... 2005-097. 116 Briiana Rende .................................................. 2005-098. 115 Alanna Zahora ................................................. 2003-079. 114 Carolyn Bell...................................................... 1983-87 114 Helin Marte...................................................... 2006-10

REBOUNDS Reb. Name Year1. 1486 Joy Jeter (157o-1329d) .................................... 1985-892. 1047 Tiesha Grace (393o-654d) ................................ 1994-983. 1006 Phoenicia Wright (472o-534d) ........................ 1998-024. 901 Sonja Beamon (117 games) ............................. 1983-875. 824 Tristan Jackson (407o-417d) ............................ 2003-076. 817 Debbie Moore (146o-671d) ............................. 1989-937. 810 Ashley Hilton (253o-557d) .............................. 2003-078. 785 Niketa Harris (322o-463d) ............................... 1998-029. 764 Christine Huber (302o-462d) ........................... 1996-0010. 656 Arlevia Samuel (164o-492d) ............................ 1991-95

ASSISTS Ast. Name Year1. 603 Charlene Taylor ................................................ 1985-892. 539 Moe Stevens .................................................... 1992-963. 503 Helin Marte...................................................... 2006-104. 482 Kristy Conyers .................................................. 1996-005. 451 Cathy Alston .................................................... 1980-846. 372 Carolyn Bell...................................................... 1983-877. 368 Briiana Rende .................................................. 2005-098. 360 Nikki Devaney .................................................. 1990-949. 314 Debbie Moore .................................................. 1989-9310. 303 Anh-Dao Tran ................................................... 2010-13

STEALS Stl. Name Year1. 419 Charlene Taylor ................................................ 1985-892. 379 Debbie Moore .................................................. 1989-933. 316 Kristy Conyers .................................................. 1996-004. 298 Moe Stevens .................................................... 1992-965. 281 Carolyn Bell...................................................... 1983-876. 278 Nikki Devaney .................................................. 1990-947. 251 Cathy Alston .................................................... 1980-848. 238 Helin Marte...................................................... 2006-109. 237 Jennifer Davis .................................................. 1992-9610. 221 Joy Jeter ........................................................... 1985-89

BLOCKS Blk. Name Year1. 246 Joy Jeter ........................................................... 1985-892. 97 Aquillin Hayes ...................................... 2011-143. 92 Mary Doherty .................................................. 1981-854. 91 Sonja Beamon ................................................. 1983-875. 85 Arrette Harvey ................................................. 1989-916. 73 Arlevia Samuel ................................................ 1991-957. 72 Ashley Hilton ................................................... 2003-078. 71 Phoenicia Wright ............................................. 1998-02 71 Tiesha Grace .................................................... 1994-9810. 69 Niketa Harris .................................................... 1998-02 69 Amanda Freeman ............................................ 2002-06

TEAM RECORDSSingle-GamePoints (High): 123, Teikyo-Post, 1991-92Points (Low): 29, at Binghamton, 2000-01Low Pts. in Win: 46, American Int’l, 2009-10Opp. Pts. (High): 102, UMass Lowell, 91-92Opp. Pts. (Low): 22, Concordia (N.Y.), 00-01Win Margin: 77 (123-46), Teikyo-Post, 91-92

Single-SeasonRecord in Season Openers: 13-23Win Streak (One Season): 28, 1986-87Win Streak (Overall): 41, 1986-87 to 87-88 (28 straight to end 86-87, 13 to open 87-88)

NCAA RECORD BOOKSThe following individuals are singled out in the 2013-14 edition of the NCAA Women’s Basketball Records Book.

Single-Game RecordsSteals (since 1993)t-13th, Debbie Moore, 13 vs. Quinnipiac, 1/18/93

Single-Season RecordsRebounds t-20th, Joy Jeter, 429, 1989Steal Average t-19th, Debbie Moore, 5.1, 1993

Top Season Performances by a FreshmanRebounds 5th, Joy Jeter, 378, 1986

Career RecordsPoints: 21st, Joy Jeter, 2,299, 1986-89Total Rebounds 6th, Joy Jeter, 1,486, 1986-89Rebound Average t-13th, Joy Jeter, 12.2, 1986-89

The Charger women’s basketball National Championship Trophy from 1987. It can be seen outside of Charger Gymnasium in the Depart-ment of Athletics trophy case.

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NATIONAL RECOGNITION

ALL-AMERICANS2014 State Farm/WBCA Hon. Mention .......................Aquillin Hayes2014 Division II Bulletin Hon. Mention .......................Aquillin Hayes2007 Kodak/WBCA Hon. Mention ............................... Ashley Hilton2007 Division II Bulletin Fourth Team .......................... Ashley Hilton1989 Kodak/WBCA ...............................................................Joy Jeter1989 Kodak/WBCA ................................................... Charlene Taylor1988 Kodak/WBCA ...............................................................Joy Jeter1987 Kodak/WBCA ...............................................................Joy Jeter

NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM1987 Most Outstanding Player .............................................Joy Jeter All-Tournament Team ....................................... Charlene Taylor

NCAA POSTGRADUATE SCHOLARSHIP1994 ............................................................................ Nikki Devaney

REGIONAL RECOGNITION

ALL-NORTHEAST REGION2007 Daktronics Inc. Second Team ............................. Ashley Hilton2007 WBCA All-America Finalist ................................... Ashley Hilton KODAK/WBCA ALL-DISTRICT I1988 ......................................................................................Joy Jeter .......................................................................... Charlene Taylor1983 ................................................................................Cindy Pavell

ECAC ALL-DISTRICT1999 Third Team All-Star ..........................................Christine Huber1988 First Team ....................................................................Joy Jeter First Team ........................................................ Charlene Taylor1987 Player of the Year .........................................................Joy Jeter First Team ....................................................................Joy Jeter First Team ........................................................ Charlene Taylor1986 Rookie of the Year .......................................................Joy Jeter

CoSIDA ACADEMIC ALL-DISTRICT1993 Second Team ..................................................... Nikki Devaney1992 First Team .......................................................... Nikki Devaney

CONFERENCE RECOGNITION

ALL-CONFERENCE Northeast-10 Conference (NE-10) 2014 Defensive Player of the Year ..............................Aquillin Hayes Second Team ......................................................Aquillin Hayes Honorable Mention......................................... Briana Bradford2013 Third Team ...........................................................Anh-Dao Tran All-Rookie Team .............................................. Briana Bradford2012 Rookie of the Year .................................................. Bria Moore All-Rookie Team ...................................................... Bria Moore2011 All-Rookie Team ...................................................Anh-Dao Tran2010 Defensive Player of the Year ................................. Helin Marte Second Team ......................................Dominique Stellmacher 2009 Third Team ........................................................... Lauren Hood All-Rookie Team .....................................................Nikki Carroll

East Coast Conference (ECC) 2008 First Team ............................................................ Lauren Hood Second Team ..................................................... Briiana Rende ECC All-Tournament ........................................ Alysia Saunders2007 Player of the Year ................................................. Ashley Hilton ECC Tournament MVP ......................................... Ashley Hilton First Team ............................................................ Ashley Hilton Second Team ................................................... Tristan Jackson ECC All-Tournament ......................................... Tristan Jackson Third Team ....................................................... Briiana Rende ECC All-Tournament ........................................... Briiana Rende2006 Player of the Year ................................................. Ashley Hilton First Team ............................................................ Ashley Hilton Coach of the Year .................................Daynia La-Force Mann New York Collegiate Athletic Conf. (NYCAC) 2005 Second Team ................................................... Tristan Jackson New England Collegiate Conference (NECC) 2000 First Team ........................................................Christine Huber Coach of the Year ......................................... Mary Ann Palazzi1999 Third Team .......................................................Christine Huber1998 First Team ............................................................ Tiesha Grace1997 First Team ............................................................ Tiesha Grace1996 First Team ...........................................................Jennifer Davis Second Team ....................................................... Tiesha Grace1995 First Team ...........................................................Jennifer Davis1994 First Team ...........................................................Jennifer Davis1993 First Team .......................................................... Debbie Moore1992 First Team .......................................................... Debbie Moore1989 Player of the Year .........................................................Joy Jeter First Team ....................................................................Joy Jeter First Team ........................................................ Charlene Taylor Rookie of the Year .................................................. Kim Sperry Coach of the Year ....................................................... Russ Hill1988 Player of the Year .........................................................Joy Jeter First Team ....................................................................Joy Jeter First Team ........................................................ Charlene Taylor1987 Player of the Year ............................................. Charlene Taylor First Team ........................................................ Charlene Taylor First Team ....................................................................Joy Jeter Second Team ......................................................... Carolyn Bell Second Team .................................................... Sonja Beamon Coach of the Year ................................................Jan Rossman1986 Player of the Year .........................................................Joy Jeter First Team ....................................................................Joy Jeter First Team ........................................................ Charlene Taylor Coach of the Year ................................................Jan Rossman1985 Second Team ...................................................... Mary Doherty1984 First Team ............................................................. Cathy Alston First Team ..........................................................Arnetha Eaddy1983 First Team ..............................................................Cindy Pavell

These accomplishments were compiled from historical data available at the time of media guide printing. As always, verifiable corrections or additions to this material are welcome. Please contact the Athletic Communications Office.

NORTHEAST-10 CONFERENCE2013-14(Quarterfinalist)Assumption ............................L ...........58-612012-13(Quarterfinalist)at Assumption .......................L ...........66-802009-10(Quarterfinalist)vs. So. Connecticut ...............W ..........81-65vs. Franklin Pierce .................L ...........68-792008-09 (Quarterfinalist)vs. Assumption ......................W .......... 80-74vs. Bentley .............................L ...........54-69

EAST COAST CONFERENCE (Formerly N.Y. Collegiate Athletic Conference)2007-08 (Runner-Up)(8) Dowling .............................W ..........72-58vs. (4) Bridgeport ..................W ... 78-77(OT)vs. (2) Molloy .........................L ........... 59-762006-07 (Champion)(8) Dowling .............................W ..........63-59vs. (4) St. Thomas Aquinas ...W .......... 86-71vs. (2) C.W. Post ....................W .......... 75-742005-06 (Champion)Queens ...................................W ..........72-60New York Tech .......................W ..........65-63C.W. Post ................................W ..........64-502004-05 (Semifinalist)Adelphi ...................................W .. 71-69 (OT)New York Tech .......................L ...........62-64

2003-04 (Semifinalist)Molloy .....................................W ..........69-67St. Thomas Aquinas ..............L ...........54-692002-03 (Semifinalist)Southampton .........................W ..........84-73St. Thomas Aquinas ..............L ........... 47-55

NEW ENGLAND COLLEGIATE CONFERENCE 1999-2000Franklin Pierce .......................W ..........81-64UMass-Lowell .........................L ...........62-671998-99Southern Connecticut ...........L ...........68-651997-98 (at Southern Connecticut)Southern Connecticut ...........L ...........56-551996-97 (at Albany)Albany ....................................L ... 50-52 (OT)1995-96(Semifinalist)Franklin Pierce .......................W ..........70-66Bridgeport ..............................L ...........65-681994-95(Quarterfinalist)Le Moyne ...............................L ...........53-671991-92(Quarterfinalist)UMass Lowell .........................L .........72-1021990-91(Quarterfinalist)Lowell .....................................L ...........58-831989-90(Quarterfinalist)Keene State ...........................L ...........54-68

1988-89 (Champion)Sacred Heart .........................W ..........86-68Lowell .....................................W .......... 96-71Keene State ...........................W ..........89-681987-88 (Champion)Southern Connecticut ...........W ..........86-68New Hampshire College........W ..........95-87Bridgeport ..............................W ..........88-781986-87 (Champion)Sacred Heart .........................W ........104-45Quinnipiac ..............................W ..........79-57New Hampshire College........W ..........78-751985-86 (Champion)Lowell .....................................W ..........83-52Sacred Heart .........................W ..........94-68New Hampshire College........W ..........89-641984-85 (Semi-Finalist)Central Connecticut ..............W ..........54-46Bridgeport ..............................L ...........64-661983-84 (Runner-Up)New Hampshire College........W .......... 74-57Southern Connecticut ...........W ..........59-56Quinnipiac ..............................L ...........63-681982-83 (Runner-Up)Bridgeport ..............................W ..........66-52Quinnipiac ..............................W ..........72-70Southern Connecticut ...........L ........... 67-71

NCAA DIVISION II TOURNAMENT RESULTS W-L Score Top Scorer Top Rebounder1985-86 Quinnipiac L 60-62 Joy Jeter 21 Joy Jeter 19

1986-87 - National ChampionsStonehill W 72-64 Terri Stahl 20 Joy Jeter 14Hampton W 65-63 Joy Jeter 23 Sonya Beamon 10Northern Kentucky W 77-74 Joy Jeter 21 Joy Jeter 9Cal-Poly Pomona W 77-75 Joy Jeter 30 Joy Jeter 15

1987-88 - QuarterfinalistStonehill W 85-69 Joy Jeter 31 Joy Jeter 13Bentley W 50-49 Joy Jeter 19 Joy Jeter 15Delta State L 70-97 Karen Hill 19 Joy Jeter 9

1988-89 - QuarterfinalistBryant W 94-71 Charlene Taylor 26 Joy Jeter 11Bentley L 71-76 Joy Jeter 18 Joy Jeter 20

2002-03 Bentley L 65-92 Jill Angotta 22 Adelina Gentry 4

2005-06Stonehill L 70-77 Ashley Hilton 22 Ashley Hilton 13

2006-07#7 So. Conn. L 45-68 Briiana Rende 11 Lindsay Salt 10

2013-14Adelphi L 86-92(OT) Briana Bradford 28 Rykema Stone 9

CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT RESULTS

2006-2007 Team won ECC Title and advanced to the NCAA Tournament

2005-2006 Team won NYCAC Title and advanced to the NCAA Tournament

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Joy Jeter was a three-time All-American for the Chargers and was named Most Outstanding Player of the 1987 NCAA Tournament after leading UNH to the national title.

Year Games W L Pct. Head Coach1975-76 ............... 13 .................3 ...... 10 ......... .230 ........................ Deborah Chin1976-77 ............... 16 .............. 12 .........4 ......... .750 ........................ Deborah Chin1977-78 ............... 17 .............. 10 .........7 ......... .588 ........................ Deborah Chin1978-79 ............... 17 .................6 ...... 11 ......... .352 ...................................Pat Elia1979-80 ............... 22 .............. 13 .........9 ......... .590 ........................... Ann DeLuca1980-81 ............... 28 .............. 16 ...... 12 ......... .570 .......................... Linda Hamm1981-82 ............... 26 .............. 13 ...... 13 ......... .500 .......................... Linda Hamm1982-83............... 27 .............. 18 .........9 ......... .667 ................................ Pat Torza1983-84 .............. 29 .............. 18 ...... 11 ......... .621 ......................... Jan Rossman1984-85 .............. 28 .............. 13 ...... 15 ......... .464 ......................... Jan Rossman1985-86............... 29 .............. 18 ...... 11 ......... .621 ......................... Jan Rossman1986-87 ............... 31 .............. 29 .........2 ......... .934 ......................... Jan Rossman1987-88 ............... 32 ...............27 .........5 ......... .843 .................................Russ Hill1988-89............... 32 .............. 28 .........4 ......... .850 .................................Russ Hill1989-90............... 27 .................8 ...... 19 ......... .296 ............................. Rich Jones1990-91 ............... 28 .................5 ...... 23 ......... .179 ..................Christa Champion1991-92 ............... 28 .............. 11 .......17 ......... .393 ..................Christa Champion1992-93............... 27 .............. 10 .......17 ......... .385 ..................Christa Champion1993-94............... 26 .................5 ...... 21 ......... .192 ...................Mary Ann Palazzi1994-95............... 27 .............. 10 .......17 ......... .370 ...................Mary Ann Palazzi

Year Games W L Pct. Head Coach1995-96............... 28 .............. 13 ...... 15 ......... .464 ...................Mary Ann Palazzi1996-97 ............... 27 .............. 12 ...... 15 ......... .444 ...................Mary Ann Palazzi1997-98 ............... 27 .................8 ...... 19 ......... .296 ...................Mary Ann Palazzi1998-99............... 27 .............. 15 ...... 12 ......... .555 ...................Mary Ann Palazzi1999-2000 .......... 28 .............. 19 .........9 ......... .679 ...................Mary Ann Palazzi2000-01 ............... 27 .............. 11 ...... 16 ......... .407 .................. Christie Madancy2001-02 ............... 26 .............. 11 ...... 15 ......... .423 .................... Nicole Anderson2002-03 .............. 30 .............. 20 ...... 10 ......... .666 ..........................Mimi Walters2003-04 .............. 29 .............. 20 .........9 ......... .690 ..........................Mimi Walters2004-05 .............. 29 .............. 18 ...... 11 ......... .621 ..........................Mimi Walters2005-06 .............. 31 ...............24 .........7 ...........774 .......... Daynia La-Force Mann2006-07 ............... 31 .............. 25 .........6 ......... .806 .........................Jessica Smith2007-08 ............... 30 .............. 21 .........9 ......... .700 .........................Jessica Smith2008-09 .............. 29 .............. 16 ...... 13 ......... .552 .........................Jessica Smith2009-10 ............... 29 .............. 14 ...... 15 ......... .483 .........................Jessica Smith2010-11 ............... 26 .................3 ...... 23 ......... .115 .........................Jessica Smith2011-12 ............... 26 .................3 ...... 23 ......... .115 .........................Jessica Smith2012-13 ............... 27 .............. 14 ...... 13 ......... .519 .........................Jessica Smith2013-14 ............... 28 .............. 18 ...... 10 ......... .643 ................................. Ty GraceTotals ................ 1045 ..........558 .... 487 ..........534 .......................... 39 seasons

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OPPONENT W-LAdelphi University .................................................. 23-12University at Albany ....................................................2-7American International College ............................ 14-14Assumption College ................................................ 7-22Bentley College ........................................................ 5-23Binghamton University ...............................................0-6Bloomsburg University ...............................................1-2University of Bridgeport ........................................ 34-28Brooklyn College .........................................................2-0Brown University .........................................................2-1Bryant University ................................................... 13-10Bucknell University .....................................................1-0Caldwell.......................................................................1-0Cal-State Los Angeles ................................................0-1Cal-Poly Pomona ........................................................1-1Cal-Riverside ...............................................................0-1Central Connecticut State University ........................5-7Concordia College (N.Y.)...........................................17-0C.W. Post ................................................................. 30-4Davis & Elkins .............................................................1-0Dominican (N.Y.) .........................................................3-1Delta State University ................................................0-1District of Columbia ...................................................0-3Dowling College ....................................................... 12-7Eastern Connecticut State University .......................1-5East Stroudsburg University ......................................3-2Eckerd College ............................................................1-0FairfieldUniversity ......................................................2-2Felician College ..........................................................4-2Florida Atlantic University ..........................................0-1Florida Southern College ...........................................0-1Franklin Pierce University ..................................... 16-28Green Mountain College ............................................2-0Hampton University ....................................................2-0University of Hartford .................................................7-1Hofstra University .......................................................1-1College of the Holy Cross ...........................................0-1Holy Family University ................................................1-4Iona College ................................................................1-0Kean College ..............................................................0-6Keene State College.............................................. 13-14Le Moyne College .................................................. 10-12Lynn University ...........................................................2-0UMass Lowell .........................................................23-28Manchester CC ...........................................................1-0Manhattanville College ..............................................1-0

Marist College.............................................................2-4Mattatuck CC ..............................................................1-0Mercy College ...........................................................21-3Mercyhurst College ....................................................0-1Merrimack College .....................................................5-8Mitchell JC ..................................................................2-0Molloy College ..........................................................14-3New Jersey Institute of Technology ..........................2-0New York Institute of Technology ........................... 19-5Northern Kentucky University....................................1-0Northwood University .................................................1-0Nova Southeastern ....................................................0-1Pace University ........................................................ 6-19Palm Beach Atlantic University ..................................1-0Philadelphia University ..............................................0-6University of Pittsburgh at Johnstown ......................0-2Post University (formerly Teikyo-Post) .......................8-0Queens College (N.Y.) ...............................................14-2Quinnipiac University ............................................ 22-20Rhode Island College .................................................5-2Roger Williams College ..............................................1-0Rollins .........................................................................0-1Sacred Heart University ........................................ 27-20Saint Anselm College .................................................6-9Saint Joseph College ..................................................1-0Saint Leo University ...................................................2-0Saint Michael’s College .............................................5-9Saint Rose ..................................................................6-5St. Thomas Aquinas College ....................................10-7Shaw University ..........................................................0-1Shippensburg University ............................................0-1Southampton College ................................................5-2Southern Connecticut State Univ. ........................38-25Southern Connecticut State Univ. JV ........................0-1Southern New Hampshire University ................... 33-19................................... formerly New Hampshire CollegeSpringfieldCollege .....................................................7-3Stonehill College ..................................................... 5-23Stony Brook University ...............................................6-2University of Tampa ....................................................0-1University of Vermont .................................................0-1Wesleyan University ...................................................1-0Western Connecticut State University ......................2-0Western New England College ..................................1-0West Virginia Wesleyan ..............................................1-0Yale University ............................................................0-2

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2013-2014(18-10, 13-7 NE-10)Head Coach: Ty Grace@ Dominican .......................W ..77-74(OT)St. Rose* .............................W ........ 71-68Le Moyne* ...........................W ........69-54@ Pace* ...............................W ........76-50@ A.I.C.* ............................... L .........55-64vs. Davis & Elkins ................W ........70-43@ #17 Rollins ....................... L .. 50-55(OT)@ Dowling ............................W ........ 74-53Adelphi* ............................... L .........81-84St. Michael’s ........................W ........ 74-66@ So. Connecticut* .............W ........81-68Molloy ...................................W ........69-56Saint Anselm* .....................W ........65-51@ Assumption* ................... L .........64-70@ St. Michael’s* ..................W ........ 71-53Franklin Pierce* ..................W ........66-52#1 Bentley* ......................... L .........65-87@ Stonehill*......................... L .........69-73@ So. New Hampshire* ......W ........62-50Merrimack* .........................W ........82-70So. Connecticut* ................. L ......... 66-71at Saint Rose* .....................W ........72-62at Le Moyne* ....................... L ......... 63-71Pace* ...................................W ........56-42A.I.C.* ...................................W ........82-69at Adelphi* ..........................W ........85-81Assumption^ ........................ L .........58-61vs. Adelphi# ......................... L .. 86-92(OT)*- Northeast-10 Confeence Game^- Northeast-10 Tournament# - NCAA Regionals at Bentley

2012-2013(14-13, 13-9 NE-10)Head Coach: Jessica Smith vs. Dominican ...................... L .........59-63 vs. Felician ...........................W ........65-59 @ Saint Rose* .....................W ........73-63 Dowling ................................ L .........58-66@ Adelphi* ...........................W ........79-77@ #24 Assumption* ............ L .........66-84@ Le Moyne* .......................W ........80-72A.I.C.* ...................................W ........79-67So. Connecticut* .................W ........84-64@ Molloy ............................... L .........57-60Pace* ................................... L .........64-68#23 Stonehill* .................... L .........70-73@ Merrimack* ..................... L ......... 74-92@ Franklin Pierce* .............. L ......... 71-72So. New Hampshire* .......... L ......... 71-72St. Michael’s*...................... L .........75-89@ #2 Bentley* ..................... L .........66-75@ St. Anselm* .....................W ........55-40UMass-Lowell* ....................W ........ 72-71Adelphi* ...............................W ........86-75@ Pace* ...............................W ........69-59Assumption* ....................... L .........69-78Le Moyne* ...........................W ........95-52@ A.I.C.* ...............................W ........70-56@ So. Connecticut* .............W ........73-57Saint Rose* .........................W ........ 71-65@ Assumption^ .................... L .........66-80*- Northeast-10 Confeence Game^- Northeast-10 Tournament

2011-2012(3-23, 3-19 NE-10)Head Coach: Jessica Smith @ Dowling ............................ L .........60-67 St. Rose* ............................. L .........50-64 Holy Family........................... L ......... 67-74 Adelphi* ............................... L .........56-62 @ Pace* ............................... L ......... 53-71 Assumption* ....................... L .........68-76 Le Moyne* ...........................W ........79-63 @ A.I.C.* ...............................W ........67-65 District of Columbia ............ L .........61-65 @ So. Connecticut* ............. L ......... 57-81 @ Felician ........................... L .........66-76 @ Stonehill*......................... L .........67-87 Merrimack* ......................... L .........78-91 Franklin Pierce* .................. L ......... 74-78 @ So. New Hampshire* ...... L ......... 60-71 @ St. Michael’s* .................. L .........57-64 Bentley* ............................... L .........68-88 St. Anselm* ......................... L .........43-60 @ UMass-Lowell* ................ L .........76-88 @ Adelphi* ........................... L .........83-86 Pace* ................................... L .........42-53 @ Assumption* ................... L .........51-83 @ Le Moyne* ....................... L .........70-81 A.I.C.* ...................................W ........ 74-62 So. Connecticut* ................. L .........65-75 @ St. Rose* ......................... L .........53-70 *- Northeast-10 Conference Game

2010-2011(3-23, 2-20 NE-10)Head Coach: Jessica Smith A.I.C.* .................................. L .........58-59@ C.W. Post ..........................W ........53-43@ Assumption* ................... L .........72-77@ Le Moyne* .......................W ........61-50St. Rose* ............................. L .........50-65Pace* ................................... L .. 58-63(OT)@ Adelphi* ........................... L ......... 64-74@ District of Columbia ! ...... L .........48-67Shaw ! .................................. L .........42-92Felician ................................. L .........73-81@ So. Connecticut* ............. L .. 54-60(OT)@ #19 Bentley* ................... L .........39-59UMass-Lowell* .................... L .........56-92@ Franklin Pierce* .............. L .........52-85Stonehill*............................. L .........53-73St. Michael’s*...................... L .........49-57@ St. Anselm* ..................... L .........57-63So. New Hampshire* .......... L .........56-72@ Merrimack* ..................... L .........79-80@ A.I.C.* ............................... L .........45-60So. Connecticut* ................. L .........40-70Assumption* ....................... L .........50-63Le Moyne* ........................... L .........47-58@ St. Rose* ......................... L .........42-69@ Pace* ............................... L .........48-75Adelphi* ...............................W ........78-60*- Northeast-10 Conference GameNeutral site games in Italics! At the University of the District of Columbia Holiday Classic In Washington, D.C.

2009-2010(14-15, 11-11 NE-10)Head Coach: Jessica Smith Dominican ..........................W ........66-46@ A.I.C.* ...............................W ........56-52@ Holy Family....................... L .........44-57Assumption* .......................W . 65-58(OT)Le Moyne* ...........................W ........73-69@ St. Rose* .........................W ........55-45@ Pace* ............................... L .........75-89Adelphi* ...............................W ........73-69@ Lynn ..................................W ........72-67@Nova Southeastern .......... L .........58-61C.W. Post .............................. L .........53-70@ So. Connecticut* ............. L .........60-63Bentley* ............................... L .........69-84@ UMass-Lowell* ................ L ......... 61-74Franklin Pierce* .................. L .........52-65@ Stonehill*......................... L .........72-83@ St. Michael’s* .................. L .........44-59St. Anselm* .........................W ........62-46@ So. New Hampshire* ......W . 67-65(OT)Merrimack* ......................... L .........72-81A.I.C.* ...................................W ........46-45So. Connecticut* .................W ........73-56@ Assumption* ................... L .........69-83@ Le Moyne* .......................W ........65-57St. Rose* ............................. L .........59-64Pace* ................................... L .........56-60@ Adelphi* ...........................W ........66-56So. Connecticut% ................W ........81-65@ Franklin Pierce% .............. L .........69-79*- Northeast-10 Conference Game%- Northeast-10 Tournament

2008-2009 (16-13, 10-12 NE-10)Head Coach: Jessica Smith#10 Holy Family ...................W ........69-68#8 Stonehill* ....................... L .........54-65@Le Moyne * .......................W ........56-55St. Anselm * ........................W ........59-48St. Michael’s *.....................W ........67-55@So. Connecticut * .............W ........69-62Bentley * .............................. L ......... 66-74@So. New Hampshire * ...... L .........60-67Adelphi .................................W ........91-63vs N.Y.I.T. ..............................W ........56-50vs Caldwell ...........................W ........73-57@Pace * ............................... L .........59-83St. Rose * ............................W ........65-63@Dominican ........................W .84-79(OT)@A.I.C. * ............................... L .........75-77Assumption * ...................... L .........61-65@Franklin Pierce * .............. L .........63-89UMass-Lowell * ...................W ........66-59@St. Michael’s * ..................W ........67-61@St. Anselm * ..................... L .........60-64Le Moyne * ..........................W ........63-39A.I.C. * .................................. L .........49-62@Assumption * ................... L .........66-76Franklin Pierce * ................. L .........78-86So. New Hampshire * ......... L .........66-67@UMass-Lowell * ................W ........58-48@Merrimack * .....................W ........58-56@Assumption ^ ....................W ........ 80-74@Bentley ^ .......................... L .........54-69* - Northeast-10 Conference Game^- Northeast-10 Tournament

2007-2008 (21-9, 19-1 ECC)Head Coach: Jessica SmithA.I.C. ..................................... L .........50-66#2 So. Connecticut ............. L .........66-77@ Concordia (N.Y.)*.............W ......100-63Mercy * ................................W ......103-81@ Bridgeport* .....................W ........87-78Queens (N.Y.)* .....................W ........77-56@ Molloy * ...........................W ........64-49@ #13 Holy Family............... L .........52-65vs. Assumption & ................ L .........55-76vs. So. New Hampshire & ... L .........67-68@ Cal State L.A. ................... L ..........71-74N.Y.I.T.* ................................W ........73-65Adelphi * ..............................W ........60-56@ Dowling * .........................W ........ 74-57C.W. Post* ...........................W ........68-49So. New Hampshire............. L .........50-69St. Thomas Aquinas* ..........W .........74-71Concordia (N.Y.)*................W ........79-28@ Mercy * ............................W ........72-67Bridgeport* .........................W ........62-41@ Queens * ......................... L .........69-79Molloy * ...............................W ........ 73-71@ N.Y.I.T.* ............................W ........84-78@ Adelphi * ..........................W ........78-61Dowling * .............................W ........65-58@ C.W. Post* .......................W ........ 74-64@ St. Thomas Aquinas* ......W ........ 74-67(8) Dowling % ......................W ........72-58vs. (4) Bridgeport % .............W . 78-77(OT)vs. (2) Molloy % ................... L .........59-76*-East Coast Conference Game&- Surf n’ Slam San Diego Hoop Classic (San Diego, California)%- ECC Tournament


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2006-2007 (25-6, 17-3 ECC)Head Coach: Jessica Smith@ #12 So. Connecticut ....... L .........62-85@ Post ..................................W ......100-82@ Mercy * ............................W ........85-60Bridgeport* .........................W ........78-72@ Queens * .........................W ........98-77@ N.Y.I.T.* ............................ L .........68-69@ So. New Hampshire.........W ........78-68vs. Merrimack .....................W ........94-81@ UMass-Lowell ................... L .........61-68@ Northwood .......................W ........86-76@ Palm Beach Atlantic ........W ........82-52@ Adelphi * ..........................W ........68-62@ Dowling * .........................W ........69-58@ C.W. Post* .......................W ........70-66Molloy * ...............................W ........79-61@ St. Thomas Aquinas* ...... L .........73-80Concordia (N.Y.)*................W ........94-56Mercy * ................................W ........97-73@ Bridgeport* .....................W ........91-62Queens * .............................W ........99-64@ Molloy * ........................... L .........75-78N.Y.I.T.* ................................W ........87-52Adelphi * ..............................W ........ 92-71Dowling * .............................W ........70-60C.W. Post* ...........................W ........82-75St. Thomas Aquinas* ..........W ........ 74-60@ Concordia (N.Y.)*............W ......115-71Dowling % ...........................W ........63-59vs. St. Thomas Aquinas % ...W ........ 86-71vs. C.W. Post % ....................W ........ 75-74vs. So. Connecticut # .......... L .........45-68* - East Coast Conference Game% - ECC Tournament # - NCAA Regionals @ Southern Conn.

2005-2006 (24-7, 17-3 NYCAC)Head Coach: Daynia La-Force MannMerrimack ...........................W ........63-51Post ......................................W ........77-58@ Holy Family....................... L .........53-80Dowling* ..............................W ........67-64So. New Hampshire.............W ........73-53N.Y.I.T.* ................................W ........64-63@ Molloy* ............................W ........64-53@ So. New Hampshire.........W ........68-67vs. Bentley ........................... L ......... 61-71@ Pace ................................. L .........59-68C.W. Post* ...........................W ........66-64@ Queens* ..........................W ........79-72@ Adelphi* ...........................W ........88-73Concordia* ..........................W ........ 74-59St. Thomas Aquinas* ..........W ........55-40Mercy* .................................W ........93-50@ Bridgeport* ..................... L .........66-68@ Dowling* .......................... L .........68-76@ C.W. Post* .......................W ........ 61-47@ N.Y.I.T.* ............................W ........62-59Bridgeport* ......................... L .. 67-69(OT)Molloy* ................................W ........86-66Queens* ..............................W ........78-52Adelphi* ...............................W ........ 78-71@ Concordia* ......................W ........ 74-72@ St. Thomas Aquinas* ......W ........62-48@ Mercy* .............................W ........ 74-43Queens% ..............................W ........72-60vs. N.Y.I.T. % .........................W ........65-63vs. C.W. Post % ....................W ........64-50vs. Stonehill # ...................... L .........70-77% - NYCAC Tournament# - NCAA Regionals

2004-2005 (18-11, 17-1 NYCAC)Head Coach: Mimi Walters@ Stonehill ........................... L ........ 57-61 @ Mercy ...............................W ........81-49C.W.Post ...............................W ........75-58@ St. Thomas Aquinas ........ L .........60-66@ Philadelphia U. ................ L .. 57-59(OT)Bryant................................... L .........64-66Southampton ....................... L .........50-73Adelphi ................................. L .........66-75Merrimack ........................... L .........51-54@ N.Y.I.T. ..............................W ........70-54@ Bridgeport ........................ L ..64-65(OT)Dowling ................................W ........62-34@ Queens ............................. L ......... 71-72Philadelphia U. .................... L .........64-68@ Molloy ...............................W . 78-68(OT)@ C.W. Post ..........................W ........55-53Bridgeport ............................W ........61-58@ Adelphi .............................W ........ 74-54Mercy ..................................W ........70-33Queens ................................W ........ 74-54Concordia (N.Y.) ...................W ........61-39@ Southampton ...................W ........62-50@ Concordia .........................W ........66-64Molloy ...................................W ........93-59St. Thomas Aquinas ............W ........61-52N.Y.I.T. ..................................W ........59-42@ Dowling ............................W ........75-61Adelphi % .............................W . 71-69(OT)vs. N.Y.I.T. % ......................... L .........62-64% NYCAC Playoffs

2003-2004 (20-9, 19-5 NYCAC)Head Coach: Mimi Walters@ Bryant ............................... L ........40-56 So. Connecticut ................... L .........57-67@ Queens .............................W ........62-60@ N.Y.I.T. ..............................W ........76-59C.W. Post ..............................W ........ 71-44@ Adelphi ............................. L .........61-68@ Mercy ...............................W ........84-56Molloy ...................................W ........80-72@ Merrimack L .........56-65@ Dowling ............................ L ......... 67-71@ Philadelphia ..................... L .........70-78St. Thomas Aquinas ............W ........ 71-63@ Bridgeport ........................W ........ 74-56Dowling ................................W ........60-50Bridgeport ............................W ........67-51@ Concordia (N.Y.) ...............W ........75-62Southampton .......................W . 73-68(OT)N.Y.I.T. ..................................W ........69-59@ Southampton ................... L .........65-72@ Molloy ...............................W ........76-60@ C.W. Post ..........................W ........ 57-47Adelphi .................................W ........80-62Mercy ...................................W ........84-65Concordia (N.Y.) ...................W ........65-46Queens .................................W ........70-60Philadelphia ......................... L .. 70-71(OT)@ St. Thomas Aquinas ........W ........66-59Molloy % ...............................W ........69-67vs. Adelphi %........................ L ...................54-69 ....................................% NYCAC Playoffs

2002-2003 (20-10, 19-6 NYCAC)Head Coach: Mimi Walters@ CW Post ............................W ........64-54@ Concordia .........................W ........63-44@ Philadelphia ..................... L .........63-44Queens .................................W ........53-41Dowling ................................ L ......... 60-71vs. St. Anselm ...................... L .........56-75vs. Lynn ................................W ........64-50N.Y.I.T. ..................................W ........64-50Southampton .......................W ........63-53@ Molloy ...............................W ........60-50Mercy ...................................W ........53-44So. Connecticut ................... L .........41-73 Philadelphia ......................... L .........59-66Adelphi .................................W ........63-56CW Post ................................W ........62-60Dowling ............................... L .........66-70Concordia (N.Y.) ...................W ........60-43@ N.Y.I.T. ..............................W ........52-51@ Queens .............................W ........63-52St. Thomas Aquinas ............W ........56-51@ Southampton ...................W ........57-49Molloy ..................................W ........76-52Bridgeport ............................W ........70-46@ Mercy ...............................W ........ 71-47@ St. Thomas Aquinas ....... L .........69-75@ Bridgeport ........................W ........69-47@ Adelphi ............................ L .........56-68 Southampton % ...................W ........84-73St. Thomas Aquinas % ........ L .........47-55@ Bentley ! ........................... L .........65-92% NYCAC Playoffs! NCAA Regional @ Waltham, MA

2001-2002 (11-15)Head Coach: Nicole AndersonFranklin Pierce ..................... L .........56-70@ Bridgeport ........................W ........ 80-74@ Bloomsburg ..................... L .........45-75N.Y.I.T. ..................................W ........85-70St. Leo ..................................W ........67-50West Virginia Wesleyan .......W ........ 71-69@East Stroudsburg .............. L .........54-59@Green Mountain ...............W ........75-68Merimack .............................W ........73-67Mercyhurst ........................... L .........64-80Shippensburg ...................... L .........67-85Le Moyne ............................. L .........72-86St. Thomas Aquinas ............ L ......... 57-71Stonehill ............................... L .........66-79A.I.C. ..................................... L .........53-69Franklin Pierce ..................... L .. 70-71(OT)Teikyo Post ...........................W ........69-52Green Mountain ..................W ........97-52@ St. Michael’s ................... L .........69-70@ St. Thomas Aquinas ........ L .........54-73@ So. Connecticut ............... L .........55-63Concordia (N.Y.) ...................W ........64-48@ Pace ................................. L .........57-70UMass-Lowell....................... L .........60-72Southern New Hampshire ..W ........67-59@ N.J. Inst. of Tech ..............W ........72-53

2000-2001 (11-16)Head Coach: Christine Madancyvs. Franklin Pierce ............... L ....... 61-79vs. Bridgeport ......................W ...... 66-52Mercy ...................................W ....... 71-48vs. Pitt-Johnstown................ L ....... 54-74@ Felician .............................W ....... 66-55Bloomsburg ......................... L ....... 69-79Bridgeport ............................W ....... 83-43Dowling ................................ L ....... 61-62UMass-Lowell.......................W ....... 56-53Bryant................................... L ....... 38-65@ Stonehill ........................... L ....... 69-78vs. Assumption .................... L ....... 66-72Bentley ................................. L ....... 47-85@ Adelphi ............................. L ....... 64-66@ A.I.C. ................................. L ....... 59-66@ Franklin-Pierce ................. L ....... 61-74Pitt-Johnstown ..................... L ....... 54-70Binghamton ......................... L ........ 47-73@ Teikyo-Post .......................W ...... 76-63@ Dowling ............................W ...... 65-58@ Binghamton ..................... L ....... 29-74St. Michael’s ........................ L ........ 70-75@ Southern Conn. ...............W ....... 61-57Concordia .............................W ....... 73-22Pace .....................................W ....... 68-62@ UMass-Lowell ................... L ....... 48-60N.J. Inst. of Tech ..................W ....... 90-63

1999-2000 (19-9)Head Coach: Mary Ann Palazzi@ Concordia .........................W ........95-58@ Bryant ..............................W ........ 74-73@ Mercy ...............................W ........97-75Assumption ......................... L .........67-77C.W. Post ..............................W ........88-59@ UMass-Lowell ................... L .........57-65Stonehill .............................. L .........52-67@ St. Leo’s ...........................W ........ 74-58@ Florida Southern .............. L .........59-78New Hampshire College......W ........ 86-74A.I.C. ..................................... L .........65-81@ So. Connecticut ...............W ........67-54@ Felician ............................W ........78-67@ Binghamton ..................... L ......... 47-74Teikyo-Post ...........................W ........72-46@ Bridgeport ........................W ........72-50Felician ................................W ........81-64UMass-Lowell.......................W ........65-57So. Connecticut ...................W ........65-49Bridgeport ............................W ........84-53@ Franklin Pierce ................. L .........62-73@ Teikyo-Post .......................W ........83-50@ New Hampshire College..W ........68-66@ N.Y.I.T. ..............................W ........87-56Binghamton ......................... L .........61-65Franklin Pierce .....................W ........91-64Franklin Pierce# ..................W ........81-64UMass-Lowell# .................... L .........62-67# NECC Playoffs

1998-99 (15-12)Head Coach: Mary Ann Palazzi@ Pace ................................. L .........64-72Bryant...................................W ........ 88-74Concordia (N.Y.) ...................W ......100-70@ Stonehill ........................... L .........80-87Mercy ...................................W ........94-54Sacred Heart* ..................... L .........73-84@ UMass-Lowell* ................ L .........73-80@ C.W. Post* .......................W ........60-43So. Connecticut ...................W ........65-49Bridgeport ............................W ........84-53@ Franklin Pierce ................. L .........62-73@ Teikyo-Post .......................W ........83-50@ New Hampshire College..W ........68-66@ N.Y.I.T. ..............................W ........87-56Binghamton ......................... L .........61-65Franklin Pierce .....................W ........91-64Franklin Pierce# ..................W ........81-64UMass-Lowell# .................... L .........62-67# NECC Playoffs

1998-99 (15-12)Head Coach: Mary Ann Palazzi@ Pace ................................. L .........64-72Bryant...................................W ........ 88-74Concordia (N.Y.) ...................W ......100-70@ Stonehill ........................... L .........80-87Mercy ...................................W ........94-54Sacred Heart* ..................... L .........73-84@ UMass-Lowell* ................ L .........73-80@ C.W. Post* .......................W ........60-43Bridgeport* .........................W ........81-62@ Albany* ............................ L .........58-78@ Bentley ............................. L .........49-86New Hampshire College* ...W ........95-79@ Bridgeport* .....................W ........70-66@ New Hampshire College* W ........80-64Stony Brook* .......................W ........77-66@ Franklin Pierce* .............. L .........73-79UMass-Lowell* ....................W ........89-76So. Connecticut* .................W ........60-55Albany* ................................W ........76-65@ Binghamton* ................... L ......... 59-74@ Sacred Heart* ................. L ......... 61-74Binghampton * .................... L .........67-76@ Stony Brook* ................... L .........52-63Franklin Pierce* ..................W ........60-58@ N.Y.I.T. ..............................W ........91-48@ So. Connecticut* .............W ........70-61So. Connecticut ! ................. L .........65-68! NECC Playoffs* NECC Game

1997-98 (8-19)Head Coach: Mary Ann PalazziAdelphi $ .............................. L ..64-66(OT)St. Thomas Aquinas $ ......... L ......... 74-84Bentley ................................. L .........55-78Quinnipiac ............................W ........66-56Stonehill ............................... L .........53-83Mercy ...................................W ........89-75Sacred Heart ....................... L .. 87-96(OT)Albany .................................. L .. 66-74(OT)UMass-Lowell....................... L .........63-69C.W. Post ..............................W ........79-51New Hampshire College......W ........85-68Assumption .......................... L .........70-73Franklin Pierce ..................... L .........57-60Stony Brook ......................... L .........52-70UMass-Lowell....................... L .........76-88Bridgeport ............................ L .........49-62So. Connecticut ...................W ........67-43Stonybrook ...........................W ........67-64Sacred Heart ....................... L .........58-66Albany .................................. L .........54-78New Hampshire College......W ........65-54Bridgeport ............................ L .........56-59Pace ..................................... L .. 69-70(OT)So. Connecticut ...................W ........80-70Franklin Pierce ..................... L .........45-65Bryant................................... L .........58-75So. Connecticut* ................. L .........55-56$ - St. Michael’s Tournament* - NECC Tournament

1996-97 (12-15)Head Coach: Mary Ann PalazziQuinnipiac ............................W ........75-70Stonehill ............................... L .........58-80Bryant...................................W ........88-83Bloomsburg .........................W ........68-62Adelphi .................................W ........67-65Bentley ................................. L .........53-84New Hampshire College......W ........82-72Franklin Pierce ..................... L .........61-66Assumption .......................... L .........60-68Stony Brook .........................W ........65-51Sacred Heart .......................W ........69-56So. Connecticut ...................W ........ 81-51Stony Brook .........................W ........ 71-50Bridgeport ............................ L .........53-73Albany .................................. L .........69-78UMass-Lowell....................... L .........57-66CW Post ................................W ........78-42Albany .................................. L .........59-68Keene State ......................... L .........61-72So. Connecticut ................... L .........63-66UMass-Lowell.......................W ........69-64New Hampshire College...... L .........60-70Franklin Pierce ..................... L .........55-68Sacred Heart .......................W ........64-57Keene State ......................... L .........50-68Bridgeport ............................ L .........53-72Albany* ................................ L .........50-52*NECC Tournament @ Albany

1995-96 (13-15)Head Coach: Mary Ann PalazziStonehill ............................... L .........53-60Assumption .......................... L .........59-66Quinnipiac ............................W ........75-48Albany .................................. L .........75-89Le Moyne ............................. L .........73-78Bentley ................................. L .........66-76Sacred Heart ....................... L .........57-78Bridgeport ............................ L .........58-63Franklin Pierce .....................W ........65-63Keene State .........................W ........ 74-54Stony Brook .........................W ........63-47UMass-Lowell....................... L .........73-91New Hampshire College......W ........77-67Stony Brook .........................W ........ 71-65C.W. Post ..............................W ........70-48Sacred Heart ....................... L .........60-70Le Moyne ............................. L .........58-73Bridgeport ............................ L .........64-80New Hampshire College...... L .........58-63UMass-Lowell.......................W ........55-52So. Connecticut ...................W ........60-57Keene State .........................W ........78-66Franklin Pierce ..................... L .........49-88Bryant................................... L .........64-86Albany ..................................W ........47-43So. Connecticut ...................W ........78-59Franklin Pierce* ..................W ........70-66Bridgeport* ......................... L .........65-68* - NECC Playoffs

1994-95 (10-17)Head Coach: Mary Ann PalazziStonehill ............................... L .........69-95St. Anselm ............................ L .........54-96Teikyo-Post ...........................W ..... 120-60Quinnipiac ............................W ........ 85-74Assumption .......................... L .........64-73A.I.C. ..................................... L .........66-89Bentley ................................. L .........63-79Tampa .................................. L .........64-83Eckerd ..................................W ........ 73-71New Hampshire College......W ........80-63Keene State .........................W ........78-60UMass-Lowell....................... L .........54-75Bridgeport ............................ L .........56-68Le Moyne ............................. L .........66-72So. Connecticut ...................W ........63-57C.W. Post ..............................W ........87-73Franklin Pierce ..................... L .........67-79Sacred Heart ....................... L .........63-79UMass-Lowell....................... L .........65-78Bridgeport ............................ L .........63-80Le Moyne ............................. L .........65-68New Hampshire College...... L .........68-83Sacred Heart .......................W ........ 74-72Franklin Pierce ..................... L .........53-63So. Connecticut ...................W ........64-46Keene State .........................W ........63-45Le Moyne* ........................... L .........53-67* - NECC Playoffs

1993-94 (5-21)Head Coach: Mary Ann PalazziMerrimack ........................... L .........68-73Stonehill ............................... L .........69-94St. Anselm ............................ L .........49-88Quinnipiac ............................W ........66-57C.W. Post ..............................W ........88-54Springfield ...........................W ........79-52A.I.C. ..................................... L .........58-83Bentley ................................. L .........66-82Pace ..................................... L .........61-99Assumption .......................... L .........67-77Keene State ......................... L ......... 44-74UMass-Lowell....................... L .........53-70Bridgeport ............................ L .........62-76New Hampshire College...... L .........53-64Le Moyne .............................W ........79-69So. Connecticut ...................W ........70-64Franklin Pierce ..................... L .........83-90Sacred Heart ....................... L .........57-72New Hampshire College...... L .........42-54UMass-Lowell....................... L ......... 71-87Bridgeport ............................ L .........64-77Le Moyne ............................. L .........75-80Sacred Heart ....................... L .........64-78Franklin Pierce ..................... L ......... 67-71So. Connecticut ................... L .........77-78Keene State ......................... L .........65-75

1992-93 (10-17)Head Coach: Christa ChampionAssumption ..........................W ........90-82St. Anselm ............................ L .........58-90Pace ..................................... L .........63-66East Stroudsburg ................. L .........57-60Bridgeport ............................W ........64-52Springfield ............................W ........78-67A.I.C. ..................................... L .........49-70Bentley ................................. L .........57-64C.W. Post ..............................W ........51-48New Hampshire College......W ........76-58Stonehill .............................. L .........65-70Keene State ......................... L .........48-66UMass-Lowell....................... L .........54-84Quinnipiac ............................W ........70-63Bridgeport ............................W ........ 74-55Le Moyne ............................. L ......... 74-75So. Connecticut ...................W ........66-65Franklin Pierce ..................... L .........69-83Sacred Heart ....................... L .........56-66New Hampshire College...... L ......... 56-74UMass-Lowell....................... L .........65-66Le Moyne ............................. L .........69-70Sacred Heart ....................... L .........66-88Franklin Pierce .....................W ........85-67So. Connecticut ...................W ........98-62Keene State ......................... L .........69-86Keene State*....................... L .........64-75* - NECC Playoffs


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1991-92 (11-17)Head Coach: Christa ChampionMerrimack ........................... L .........85-89St. Michael’s ........................ L .........62-84Stonehill ............................... L .........60-99Pace ..................................... L .........69-75St. Anselm ............................W ........73-56Concordia (N.Y.) ...................W ........83-38Bentley ................................. L .........52-81A.I.C. ..................................... L .........67-76Teikyo-Post ...........................W ..... 123-46Assumption ..........................W ........86-72Springfield ............................W ........77-64Bryant...................................W ........67-55Keene State ......................... L ......... 57-61UMass-Lowell....................... L .........66-94Bridgeport ............................ L .........68-76New Hampshire College......W ........ 71-54So. Connecticut ...................W ........ 74-67Franklin Pierce ..................... L .. 73-76(OT)Quinnipiac ............................ L .........53-75Sacred Heart .......................W ........83-57UMass-Lowell....................... L .........78-93Bridgeport ............................ L .........51-55New Hampshire College......W ........76-73Sacred Heart ....................... L .........54-65Franklin Pierce ..................... L .........75-81So. Connecticut ...................W ........86-78Keene State ......................... L .........58-87UMass-Lowell* .................... L .......72-102* - NECC Playoffs

1990-91 (5-23)Head Coach: Christa ChampionSpringfield ............................W ........62-52Queens .................................W ........67-61Bryant................................... L ......... 70-74Stonehill ...............................W ........64-56St. Anselm ............................ L .........43-76Pace ..................................... L .........56-72C.W. Post ..............................W ........65-61Bentley ................................. L .........42-81A.I.C. ..................................... L .........56-61Cal-Poly Pomona ................. L .........67-72UC-Riverside ........................ L .........64-79Assumption .......................... L .........65-77Lowell ................................... L .........69-77Bridgeport ............................W ........65-53New Hampshire College...... L .........61-77So. Connecticut ................... L .........59-69Franklin Pierce ..................... L .........66-73Keene State ......................... L .........49-80Sacred Heart ....................... L ......... 71-73Lowell ................................... L .........46-72Quinnipiac ............................ L .........64-81Bridgeport ............................ L .........58-64New Hampshire College...... L .........66-70Sacred Heart ....................... L ......... 57-76Franklin Pierce ..................... L ......... 54-74Keene State ......................... L .........68-77So. Connecticut ................... L .........62-76Lowell* ................................. L .........58-83*- NECC Playoffs

1989-90 (8-19)Head Coach: Rich JonesSpringfield ............................W ........56-51Queens .................................W ........67-62Adelphi .................................W ........97-54Assumption ..........................W ........ 95-71Springfield ............................W ........67-52Adelphi .................................W ........63-62Pace ..................................... L .........53-57Bryant...................................W ........66-63Stonehill ............................... L .........55-72St. Anselm ............................ L .........50-64C.W. Post .............................. L ......... 71-73Bentley ................................. L ......... 38-74A.I.C. .....................................W ........68-54Assumption .......................... L .........47-58Keene State ......................... L .........57-79Lowell ................................... L .........65-80Bridgeport ............................ L .........68-73New Hampshire College...... L .........59-76So. Connecticut ................... L .........48-51Franklin Pierce ..................... L .........65-81Sacred Heart .......................W ........89-64Lowell ................................... L .........63-85Quinnipiac ............................ L .........69-83Bridgeport ............................ L .........60-66New Hampshire College...... L .........64-66Sacred Heart ....................... L .........67-72Franklin Pierce .....................W ........78-69Keene State ......................... L ......... 64-74So. Connecticut ...................W ........65-63Keene State*....................... L .........54-68* - NECC Playoffs

1988-89 (28-4)Head Coach: Russ HillQueens .................................W ........77-56Bryant...................................W ........83-78Assumption ..........................W ........89-69St. Anselm ............................W ........ 71-67Adelphi .................................W ........64-56Pace ..................................... L .........62-66Springfield ............................W ........75-54C.W. Post ..............................W ........75-56Bentley .................................W ........72-64Hampton ..............................W ........68-53Florida Atlantic .................... L .........66-70A.I.C. .....................................W ........ 90-74Keene State .........................W ........79-68Lowell ...................................W ........85-78Bridgeport ............................ L ......... 71-81New Hampshire College......W ........92-76So. Connecticut ...................W ........77-59Franklin Pierce .....................W ........79-50Sacred Heart .......................W ........88-52Lowell ...................................W ........81-66Quinnipiac ............................W ........86-73Bridgeport ............................W ........86-78New Hampshire College......W ........98-63Sacred Heart .......................W ........92-73Franklin Pierce .....................W ........87-68Keene State .........................W ........86-75So. Connecticut ...................W ........77-62Sacred Heart* .....................W ........91-52Lowell* .................................W ........ 96-71Keene State*.......................W ........89-68Bryant# ................................W ........ 94-71Bentley# ............................... L ......... 71-76* - NECC Playoffs# - NCAA Tournament

1987-88 (27-5)Head Coach: Russ HillBentley .................................W ........72-70Queens .................................W ........97-72Adelphi .................................W ........97-54Assumption ..........................W ........67-52E. Stroudsburg .....................W ........79-53Franklin Pierce .....................W ........81-46A.I.C. .....................................W ........97-72Bryant...................................W ........89-58Franklin Pierce .....................W ........92-58Quinnipiac ............................W ........94-67Lowell ...................................W ........78-69Keene State .........................W ........78-69Bridgeport ............................ L .........63-67So. Connecticut ...................W ........99-79C.W. Post ..............................W ........70-49Sacred Heart .......................W ........98-57Keene State .........................W ........75-65Quinnipiac ............................W ........85-63New Hampshire College...... L .........89-92Lowell ...................................W ........72-52So. Connecticut ...................W ........85-60Bridgeport ............................ L .........72-77New Hampshire College...... L .........85-91Pace .....................................W ........90-76Sacred Heart .......................W ........88-46So. Connecticut* .................W ........86-68New Hampshire College* ...W ........95-87Bridgeport* .........................W ........88-78Stonehill#.............................W ........85-69Bentley# ...............................W ........50-49Delta State# ........................ L .........70-97* - NECC Playoffs# - NCAA Playoffs

1986-87 (29-2)Head Coach: Jan RossmanNCAA DIVISION II CHAMPIONSBentley ................................. L ......... 69-74Mercy ...................................W ......116-47Pace ..................................... L .........84-90Adelphi .................................W ........ 71-69Stonehill ...............................W ......102-71Assumption ..........................W ........ 71-62Bryant...................................W ........84-72A.I.C. .....................................W ........ 71-36Keene State .........................W ........94-58Lowell ...................................W ........70-53Quinnipiac ............................W ........88-62Bridgeport ............................W ........92-76So. Connecticut ...................W ........85-55Sacred Heart .......................W ......113-45Keene State .........................W ........84-50C.W. Post ..............................W ........76-58New Hampshire College......W ........86-69Lowell ...................................W ........79-51So. Connecticut ...................W ........90-79Bridgeport ............................W ........97-73New Hampshire College......W ........ 82-71East Stroudsburg .................W ......101-73Quinnpiac .............................W ........89-72Sacred Heart .......................W ........92-49Sacred Heart* .....................W ......104-45Quinnipiac* .........................W ........79-57New Hampshire College* ...W ........78-75Stonehill#.............................W ........72-64Hampton# ............................W ........65-63N. Kentucky# .......................W ........ 77-74Cal-Poly Pomona# ...............W ........77-75* - NECC Playoffs

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1985-86 (18-11)Head Coach: Jan RossmanBentley ................................. L .........58-65Mercy ................................... L .........69-80Pace .....................................W ........75-72Central Connecticut ............ L .........63-84Hartford ................................ L .........62-73Stonehill ...............................W ........72-63Bryant...................................W ........62-61Marist ...................................W ........56-54St. Michael’s ................. CancelledCentral Connecticut ............ L .........69-84Kean .................................... L .........62-66Keene State .........................W ........97-55Lowell ...................................W ........56-44Quinnipiac ............................ L .........59-62So. Connecticut ...................W ........78-77Bridgeport ............................W ........ 76-74Sacred Heart .......................W ........82-59Keene State .........................W ........79-66C.W. Post ..............................W ........69-59New Hampshire College......W ........84-68Lowell ...................................W ........70-43So. Connecticut ...................W ........78-75Bridgeport ............................ L .........58-61New Hampshire College...... L ......... 74-76Quinnipiac ............................ L .........55-67Sacred Heart .......................W ........89-65UMass-Lowell* ....................W ........83-52Sacred Heart* .....................W ........94-68New Hampshire College* ...W ........89-64Quinnipiac# ......................... L .........60-62* - NECC Playoffs..................# - NCAA Playoffs

1984-85 (13-15)Head Coach: Jan RossmanBentley ................................. L .........41-72Mercy ................................... L .........63-68Rhode Island College .......... L .........64-73Bryant................................... L .........60-86St. Michael’s ........................ L .........62-64Hartford ................................W ........ 71-41Stonehill ............................... L ......... 54-74C.W. Post ..............................W ........56-52Franklin Pierce .....................W ........70-43Kean .................................... L .........48-51Central Connecticut ............ L .........66-68UMass-Lowell.......................W ........56-45Quinnipiac ............................ L .........63-86So. Connecticut ...................W ........81-73Bridgeport ............................ L .........50-53Sacred Heart .......................W ........77-58Central Connecticut ............W ........80-75N.Y.I.T. .................................. L .........57-60New Hampshire College......W ........64-55Lowell ...................................W ........63-54So. Connecticut ...................W ........61-60Bridgeport ............................ L ......... 53-74New Hampshire College......W ........90-77District of Columbia ........... L .........66-82Quinnipiac ............................ L .........57-67Sacred Heart .......................W ........54-46Central Connecticut* ..........W ........54-46Bridgeport ............................ L .........64-66* - NECC Playoffs


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1983-84 (18-11)Head Coach: Jan RossmanBentley ................................. L .........60-80Mercy ...................................W . 81-77(OT)Rhode Island College ..........W ........65-51Bryant................................... L .........53-60Hartford ................................W ........61-50St. Michael’s ........................ L .........57-64Marist ................................... L ......... 52-71Franklin Pierce .....................W ........79-40C.W. Post .............................W . 69-68(OT)East Stroudsburg .................W ........ 61-57New Hampshire College......W ........70-67So. Connecticut ................... L .........53-60Bridgeport ............................W ........63-54Quinnipiac ............................ L .........52-59UMass-Lowell.......................W ........57-42Central Connecticut ............W ........78-65N.Y.I.T. ..................................W ........82-64Sacred Heart .......................W ........72-57Bridgeport ............................ L .........43-45Kean ..................................... L .........59-65UMass-Lowell.......................W ........60-54So. Connecticut ...................W ........ 76-47New Hampshire College......W ........ 77-51Central Connecticut ............ L .........66-67Quinnipiac ............................ L .........57-60Sacred Heart .......................W ........70-58New Hampshire College* ...W ........ 74-57So. Connecticut* .................W ........59-56Quinnipiac* ......................... L .........63-68* - NECC Playoffs

1982-83 (18-9)Head Coach: P@ TorzaCentral Connecticut ............ L ......... 76-87Stonehill ............................... L .........55-72Mercy ...................................W ........60-55Rhode Island College ..........W ........84-73Bryant................................... L ......... 51-57Bridgeport ............................W ........66-44Hartford ................................W ........75-64Brown ...................................W ........ 71-57Marist ................................... L .........56-73Franklin Pierce .....................W ........ 71-69So. Connecticut ................... L .........64-98C.W. Post .............................. L .........45-72Quinnipiac ............................W ........82-75Sacred Heart .......................W ........68-32Kean ..................................... L .........52-54New Hampshire College......W ........64-53Quinnipiac ............................W ........ 78-74So. Connecticut ...................W ........73-66N.Y.I.T. ..................................W ........75-59Molloy ...................................W ........70-59UMass-Lowell.......................W ........70-42Quinnipiac ............................ L ......... 65-71St. Michael’s ........................W ........ 61-51Bridgeport ............................W ........81-64Bridgeport* .........................W ........66-52Quinnipiac* .........................W ........72-70So. Connecticut* ................. L ......... 67-71* - NECC Playoffs

1981-82 (13-13)Head Coach: Linda HammYale ....................................... L ......... 57-81Rhode Island College ..........W ........ 77-74Bryant...................................W ........61-60N.Y.I.T. ..................................W ........66-65Hartford ................................W ........65-59Springfield ............................ L ......... 57-71Brown ................................... L .........68-70Franklin Pierce .....................W ........ 74-59Mercy ..................................W ........72-60Sacred Heart ......................W ........75-42Hofstra .................................W ........65-63Quinnipiac ............................W ........62-58Kean ..................................... L .........63-83Eastern Connecticut ............W ........69-59So. Connecticut ................... L .........58-60Marist ................................... L .........66-92Bridgeport ............................ L .........68-72A.I.C. .....................................W ........64-63Quinnipiac ............................ L .........61-63C.W. Post .............................. L .........60-75Lowell ................................... L .........72-81Central Connecticut ............W ........ 71-62Stonehill ............................... L .........64-72Quinnipiac ............................W ........72-47So. Connecticut ................... L .........70-80Holy Cross ............................ L .........59-83

1980-81 (16-12)Head Coach: Linda HammSo. Connecticut ................... L .........54-60Quinnipiac ............................ L .........53-69Rhode Island College ..........W ........77-65Bucknell ..............................W ........64-51Iona ......................................W ........54-53Adelphi ................................. L .........47-68Sacred Heart .......................W ........54-45Quinnipiac ............................W ........60-59Vermont ............................... L .........78-81Brown ...................................W ........76-63Sacred Heart .......................W ........59-51Mercy ...................................W ........ 83-71N.Y.I.T. .................................. L .........63-79Springfield ............................ L .........55-66Kean ..................................... L .........73-86Eastern Connecticut ............ L .........59-78Quinnipiac ............................W ........70-68Hartford ................................W ........82-42New Hampshire College......W ........82-58Bridgeport ............................W ........82-63Hofstra ................................ L .........53-66Fairfield ................................ L ......... 57-71Marist ...................................W ........82-55Bryant................................... L .........63-75A.I.C. .....................................W ........83-59Fairfield ................................W ........63-58Quinnipiac ............................ L ......... 70-71Central Connecticut ............W ........80-76

1979-80 (13-9)Head Coach: Ann DeLucaYale ....................................... L ......... 47-76Quinnipiac ............................W ........64-42Quinnipiac ............................ L .........51-56Brooklyn ...............................W ........84-48Bridgeport ............................W ........94-56Sacred Heart .......................W ........67-61A.I.C. .....................................W ........76-68Mercy ................................... L .........82-89Adelphi .................................W ........55-52Hartford ................................W ........ 74-67Roger Williams.....................W ........ 77-47Springfield ............................ L .........61-92Quinnipiac ............................W ........68-48Central Connecticut ............ L .........69-78Eastern Connecticut ............ L .........64-68Sacred Heart ....................... L .........53-62Bridgeport ............................W ........81-78Rhode Island College ..........W ........79-64N.Y.I.T. .................................. L ......... 64-74Marist ................................... L .........89-95Fairfield ................................W ........83-72Bryant...................................W ......101-58

1978-79 (6-11)Head Coach: Pat EliaWestern Connecticut ...........W ........86-54Sacred Heart ....................... L .........56-73So. Connecticut JV ............. L .........50-63Bridgeport ............................W ........70-29Quinnipiac ............................ L .........55-77Central Connecticut ............ L .........89-98Sacred Heart ....................... L ......... 67-74Brooklyn ...............................W ........86-40Mitchell ................................W ........73-58Rhode Island College .......... L .........52-59Fairfield ................................ L .........61-63Hartford ................................W ........69-51Eastern Connecticut ............ L ......... 71-75Bryant...................................W ........72-55Sacred Heart ....................... L .........57-77Quinnipiac ............................ L .........57-68Quinnipiac ............................ L .........55-77

1977-78 (10-7)Head Coach: Deborah ChinGame-by-Game Results unavailable

1976-77 (12-4)Head Coach: Deborah ChinSacred Heart ....................... L .........53-58Western New England .........W ........83-25Quinnipiac ............................ L .........62-64Bridgeport ............................W ........64-63Mitchell ................................W ........66-55Eastern Connecticut ............ L .........52-69Manchester CC ....................W ........65-42Western Connecticut ...........W ........56-43Wesleyan ..............................W ........47-46Quinnipiac ............................W ........69-56St. Joseph’s .........................W ........90-24Manhattanville ....................W ........61-56Sacred Heart .......................W ........63-46Mattatuck C.C. .....................W ........67-53Eastern Connecticut ............ L .........52-65Sacred Heart .......................W ........75-56

1975-76 (3-10)Head Coach: Deborah ChinGame-by-Game Results unavailable

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Cathy Alston ............................................1980-84Becky Amsler ..........................................1992-93Jill Angotta ............................................. 2000-04Jill Baranger ............................................2009-11Jennifer Barenboim ............................... 2002-05Aisha Black .............................................1993-95Sonja Beamon ........................................1983-87Carolyn Bell .............................................1983-87Lauren Boivin .........................................2007-11Nancy Bolton ..........................................1981-82Morgan Bosy ...........................................1997-99Briana Bradford ...................................2012-14Liz Brandt ................................................1989-91LaTanza Britts .........................................2012-14Jessica Brown .........................................1998-99Lu-Ann Brunetti ...................................... 1976-77Charisse Buefort ....................................1998-02Jessica Byrnes ........................................1994-95Vanessa Capello .....................................1976-78Nikki Carroll ........................................... 2008-09Sandy Castlevetro ..................................1977-79Lisa Cavaliere .........................................1985-89Tasha Chamberlain ................................2001-03Jessica Chambers ................................. 2002-03Jen Chiera ...............................................1993-95Melissa Chin-Hing ..................................2001-05Kristy Conyers .........................................1996-00Lorrie Correia ..........................................1986-88Sue Cortina .............................................1984-85Kim Craft ................................................ 2003-04Vivette Crawford .....................................1979-83Elizabeth Cruso ....................................2011-14Audrey Cunningham ...............................2010-14Melissa Dampf .......................................1999-01Merryl David ...........................................1990-91Jennifer Davis .........................................1992-95Sheila Dawson ........................................1996-98Jennifer Deeley .......................................1992-95Olivia DeMarco .......................................2009-11Denise DiSanti ........................................1979-80Mary Doherty ..........................................1981-85Alyssa Dombrowski ............................... 2005-06Shannon Driscoll ....................................1991-93Ayana Duncanson ..................................2010-14Arnetha Eaddy ........................................1981-85Lisa Fraser ..............................................1977-81Nyree Frazier ......................................... 2004-05Amanda Freeman .................................. 2002-06Cathy Garafalo ........................................1989-90Adelina Gentry ....................................... 2002-06Jasmine Gibson ......................................2013-14Theresa Gorman ....................................1980-82Tiesha Grace.............................. 1994-95, 96-98Angela Grice ...........................................1989-92Jasmine Hardy ........................................2009-10Patty Hallahan ........................................1986-89Kelly Halpin .............................................1990-92Cori Harrington .......................................1998-02Erica Harris ................................ 1993-95, 96-97Niketa Harris ...........................................1998-02

Arrette Harvey .........................................1989-91Aquillin Hayes .......................................2011-14Colleen Healy ..........................................1989-90Lauren Hebert ......................................2012-14Julie Herchenroder ................................ 2004-05Kathleen Higgins ....................................2001-02Karen Hill ................................................1984-88Ashley Hilton ...........................................2003-07Dana Hodges ..........................................1981-85Naomi Hollins .........................................1988-89Clarice Holmes .......................................1976-80Lauren Hood .......................................... 2005-09Karen Houston ....................................... 1976-77Christine Huber ......................................1996-00Chris Ihm .................................................1981-85Yasmin Ithier-Vicenty ..............................2007-11Tristan Jackson .......................................2003-07Joy Jeter ..................................................1985-89Keri-Anne Jetter ..................................... 2004-08Athina Johnson .......................................1991-93Tonya Jones ............................................1987-89Beth Kauke .............................................1984-88Vicki Kovac .............................................1990-91Stacey Krasnoff ......................................2005-07Michelle LaFlamme ................................1988-90Altia Lawrence ........................... 1994-95, 96-97Ashley LeBlanc .....................................2011-14Tina Lemay ............................................. 1976-78Anna Lim .................................................1980-81Mary-Anne Lynch ....................................1977-78Maria Magoulas .....................................1979-81Helin Marte .............................................2006-10Angel Martin ...........................................1997-98Amber Martinez ......................................2011-14Hannie Martinez ..................................... 1976-77Tanna Mazza ..........................................1996-00Marcia McNeil ........................................1978-82Dudnie Michel ....................................... 2004-05Carlene Moody ......................................1984-86Bria Moore ............................................2011-14Debbie Moore .........................................1989-93Nicole Myrick ..........................................1993-95Kia Nealy ................................................ 2002-04Bridget Nordstrom ..................................1992-94Ana Obella ..............................................2010-14Emani Odom ...........................................2009-10Melissa O’Connell ..................................1996-98Fran Panzo ..............................................1977-78Gina Paolillo ............................................ 1976-80Sue Passander .......................................1979-82Cindy Pavell ............................................1982-83Amanda Pelcher .....................................2007-09Cassandra Pelissier .............................. 2002-06Lola Pelletier ...........................................1985-86Stacie Phillips .........................................1992-95Natasha Pierre-Louis .............................2007-09Nicole Pollard .........................................2007-11Nikita Reddy ...........................................2009-13Laureen Reinhard ..................................1978-79Debbie Rieth ...........................................1979-82

Briiana Rende ........................................ 2005-09Gloria Roberson ..................................... 1976-77Tee Tee Roberts ......................................1996-98Melissa Rowe .........................................1991-92Tonya Rudd .............................................1989-90Diane Sacramone ..................................1982-83Lindsay Salt ............................................2006-10Arlevia Samuel........................................1991-95Alysia Saunders ......................................2006-10Kimberly Saxton .................................... 2000-04Cassandra Schmidt ................................2001-02Steph Seymour .......................................1979-83Jen Shoemaker.......................................2003-07Kate Simmons ........................................1996-99Kelly Slattery .......................................... 2008-09Lucy Slie .................................................. 1976-77Cindy Smith ............................................ 1976-77Tracy Smitherman ..................................1984-86Becky Snow ............................................1996-00Kim Sperry ..............................................1988-92Terri Stahl ...............................................1983-87Tonya Steals ...........................................1986-88Dominique Stellmacher .........................2007-11Moe Stevens ...........................................1992-95Rykema Stone ......................................2011-14AmyStufflebeam ....................................1992-93Cynthia Taggert ......................................1977-79Charlene Taylor .......................................1985-89Ava Thomas ........................................... 2003-04Nikki Tierney ...........................................1990-94Anh-Dao Tran ..........................................2010-13Valerie Tucker ........................................1980-81Terese Valerio .........................................1980-81Micki Vega ..............................................1977-81Kyle Verrett .............................................2000-01Jessica Vilella .........................................1999-03Natasha Walden .....................................2000-01Rasheedah Wali .....................................1984-85Sonya Walker ............................. 1987-89, 91-93Tonya Walker ............................. 1987-89, 98-99Nichole Wicks .........................................1989-91Brittney Wilkes ........................................2007-09Lindsey Williams .....................................1997-01Tiana Williams ........................................2007-11Bettina Wittich ........................................1982-84Phoenicia Wright ....................................1998-02Sandra Wright .........................................1982-83Jennifer Wyslick ......................................1989-91Alanna Zahora ........................................2003-07Joan Zurlo ...............................................1977-79

The following list represents all players who have worn a New Haven basketball varsity uniform entering this season. Women’s basketball has been a varsity sport at the University of New Haven since 1975. (Key: first year listed - first year of first year played, second year - second year of final year played) Example: 1991-93 - played 1991-92 season and 1992-93 season). We welcome all verifiable corrections or additions to this list.

Deborah Chin, Associate Vice President, Director of Athletics and Recreation

Steven H. Kaplan, Ph.D., University PresidentSince becoming president of the University of New Haven in 2004, Steven H. Kaplan, Ph.D. has led the University of New Haven through a period of remarkable growth and development. In the past seven years alone, enrollment has grown by 42 percent to more than 6,400 undergraduate and graduate students, who

hail from 35 states and some 45 countries. Full-time undergraduate enrollment has grown by 86 percent and applications have increased by 176 percent. During this time, the University has completed over $110 million in construction projects and has launched 17 new academic programs.

UNH now ranks among the top comprehensive universities in the North and boasts nationally ranked programs in a number of majors across business, criminal justice, engineering, forensic science, and the liberal arts and sciences. In recognition of his contributions to transforming the University, Dr. Kaplan was named “Businessman of the Year” by Business New Haven magazine in 2008.

President Kaplan also was awarded the 2011 William M. Burke Presidential Award for Experiential Education by the National Society for Experiential Education. The award recognizes President Kaplan’s efforts to make UNH a national leader in experiential education, requiring every undergraduate student to complete an internship, an academic service learning experience, international study or a faculty-mentored research

project before graduation.

Previously, Dr. Kaplan was chancellor and professor of English at the University of Virginia’s College at Wise, the only four-year branch campus of the University of Virginia and one of the nation’s best public colleges, according to U. S. News & World Report.

Dr. Kaplan began his teaching career in 1982 as an Instructor of English at the University of Maryland, European Division. From 1985-1989, he served as Visiting Lecturer in American Studies at Eberhard-Karls Universität, Tübingen, Germany – one of the oldest and most highly regarded universities in Europe. After completing his doctoral studies at Eberhard-Karls Universität, he returned to the U.S. to teach English at the University of Southern Colorado. Within three years, he was made department chair, serving in that capacity for two years before becoming Director of the Center for International Studies.

Dr. Kaplan also served as dean of Arts and Humanities at SUNY College at Buffalo and as Dean of the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences at Butler University.

In addition to earning his Ph.D. in Comparative Literature at Eberhard-Karls Universität, Dr. Kaplan holds a Master of Arts degree (with a concentration in philosophy, German and English) from Eberhard-Karls Universität and a Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of California at Los Angeles.

Dr. Kaplan is the author of a book on American translations of the poetry of Rainer Maria Rilke; a book onTimO’Brien’sfiction,publishedbytheUniversityof

South Carolina Press; and an anthology of international war stories, published by the University Press of Colorado. He also has written a number of scholarly essays.

Dr. Kaplan and his wife, Anemone Schweizer-Kaplan, are both ardent opera buffs and love to ballroom dance, hike and downhill ski. They share a great love for the visual and performing arts and have traveled to more than 30 countries during their 35 years together, including Tanzania, where they hiked up Mt. Kilimanjaro. They have a son and three daughters.

Dr. Kaplan grew up in Chicago, the son of a shoe store owner and an actress-comedienne. He said his stepfather, Irving Glovin, taught him to love ideas and appreciate the contributions we all need to make to good causes. Irv Glovin was a good friend of Oskar Schindler, was instrumental in getting the story out in book and film form (hewas associate producerof thefilm),and isPresidentof theOskarSchindlerHumanitarian Foundation. Dr. Kaplan also serves on the board of the Foundation.

Anemone Schweizer-Kaplan grew up in Southwest Germany. She holds the equivalent of an American M.A. in Secondary Education and taught at a German high school. She is a ceramics artist and taught German and pottery as an adjunct faculty member in Colorado and Virginia.

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Deborah Chin became the school’s fourth Director of Athletics in 1993, and currently oversees a department which sponsors 16 NCAA Division II varsity sports. She was elected to the prestigious position of Chair for the NCAA’s Division II Management Council for 2008 and was promoted to Associate Vice President, Director of

Athletics and Recreation in 2010.

UNH Athletics has enjoyed a high level of success across the board during Chin’s tenure as Director of Athletics, advancing to NCAA tournament over 50 times in 17-plus years. UNH has recently made a number of capital improvements to athletic and recreational facilities, including the construction of the multi-million dollar David A. Beckerman Student Recreation Center, a $1.3 million synthetic turf renovation of Kayo Field (soccer and lacrosse), as well as installation of state-of-the-art blue and gold synthetic turf at the new Ralph F. DellaCamera Stadium.

In 2007, Chin spearheaded efforts to re-instate football asa varsity programand findUNHanewathleticsconference that best fits the institution’s long-termacademic and athletic aspirations. Both goals were accomplished when UNH announced on November 13, 2007 that it had been accepted as a full member of the prestigious Northeast-10 Conference, effective the2008-09academicyear.Afterafive-yearhiatus,theCharger football team returned to the gridiron in 2009, and won three-straight conference championships and

made a pair of NCAA appearances.

A member of the University of New Haven staff since 1975, Chin began her UNH career as Coordinator of Women’s Athletics. She was responsible for starting the women’s intercollegiate athletic program at UNH, coaching volleyball, tennis, basketball and softball in the early years. Chin eventually surrendered all head coaching responsibilities, except volleyball, when she was promoted to Associate Director of Athletics in 1979.

Among her numerous honors, Chin was named the NACWAA NCAA Division II Administrator of the Year in 2009 after serving as the D-II Management Council Chair. In 2007, the Connecticut Sportswriters’ Alliance presented Chin with the Gold Key Award, the state’s top sporting honor which recognizes significant contributions to athletics in the State of Connecticut. Chin won the NACDA/Continental Airlines Athletic Director of the Year for the Northeast Region in 1998-99 and was awarded the NACWAA Josten’s District I Administrator of the Year Award in 1997. Chin won the National Association for Girls and Women in Sports Presidential Award in March 1997 and was the Connecticut Post Woman of the Year in 1993. Chin has also earned the U.S. Volleyball Association Meritorious Service Award and the YMCA Women in Leadership Award. In 2010, she was honored as an Elm City Legend, an event which recognizes the greater New Haven region’s best in sports and community dedication.

As head women’s volleyball coach, Chin fashioned a Hall of Fame resume - literally - earning induction into the American Volleyball Coaches Association (AVCA) Hall

of Fame in December, 2006. Chin is also a member of the Connecticut Volleyball Hall of Fame (Inducted October, 1998), the Connecticut Women’s Basketball Hall of Fame (April, 1999), and the Athletics Hall of Fame at her alma mater, SUNY-Cortland.

In a 19-year career (1975-93) as head coach for the Chargers, she posted a 578-179 record (.764) and was atthattimeonlythefifthDivisionIIcoachtowin500career matches. The Chargers made 10 trips to the NCAA tournament during Chin’s reign, reaching the top fivefourtimes.HerawardsincludesixAVCANortheastRegion Coach of the Year distinctions as well as eight New England Collegiate Conference Coach of the Year honors. Chin coached the Chargers to twelve 30-win seasons, including six straight. She is also recognized internationally as a top volleyball clinician.

As an administrator, Chin has served on over 30 national and regional committees. In addition to her most recent position as Chair of the Division II Management Council, her resume includes terms as chairperson for the NCAA Division II Volleyball Committee (1988-92), the NCAA Division II Baseball Committee (1997-2001), the NCAA Northeast Regional Football Committee (1999-2003), and the NACDA John McLendon Minority Scholarship Committee (1999-present). She served four years on the NACWAA Board of Directors (1993-96), and acted as the Volleyball Commissioner for the 1995 Special Olympics World Games held in New Haven.

A graduate of SUNY-Cortland with a Bachelor’s of Science in Physical Education, Chin earned her Master’s of Science degree in Physical Education from UNC-Greensboro.

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We have joined institutions across 22 conferences and independents in committing to safe, fun, and entertaining sporting experiences on Division II campuses. We have signed the pledge to create and continue family-friendly experiences for everyone.

Learn more at www.diicommunity.org

NCAA Division II presidents and chancellors affi rm that athletics events should refl ect the values of higher education and the mission of each institution. Division II emphasizes learning and development in a personal setting. As chancellors and presidents, we are concerned about the uncivil behavior exhibited at college athletics contests and thereby pledge to work together to make respectful, family-friendly events a standard of the Division II experience.

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The Northeast-10 Conference is an NCAA Division II conference that was established in 1979. The conference consists of 15 member institutions located throughout the Northeast in the states of Connecticut, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New York and Vermont.

The institutions that make up the Northeast-10 are Adelphi University (Garden City, N.Y.), American International College (Springfield, Mass.), Assumption College (Worcester, Mass.), Bentley University (Waltham, Mass.), Franklin Pierce University (Rindge, N.H.), Le Moyne College (Syracuse, N.Y.), Merrimack College (North Andover, Mass.), University of New Haven (West Haven, Conn.), Pace University (Pleasantville, N.Y.), Saint Anselm College (Manchester, N.H.), Saint Michael’s College (Colchester, Vt.), The College of Saint Rose (Albany, N.Y.), Southern Connecticut State University (New Haven, Conn.), Southern New Hampshire University (Manchester, N.H.), and Stonehill College (Easton, Mass.).

The conference’s 15 member institutions are spread geographically from Syracuse, N.Y. to Waltham, Mass. and from Colchester, Vt. to Garden City, N.Y. Many of the members are located in or around the metropolitan areas of Albany, Boston, Manchester, New Haven, Worcester and New York City. The Northeast-10 was proud to welcome the New Haven and Adelphi in the conference’s latest expansion, adding to the powerful union of strong academic and athletic institutions.

The Northeast-10 has evolved into a membership committed to competitive athletics programs that emphasize the education, both on and off the field,ofmorethan6,000studentathletes.Amongthe many accomplishments of these institutions are NCAA Division II national championships in women’sbasketball,women’scrosscountry,fieldhockey, men’s lacrosse, women’s lacrosse, men’s soccer,women’ssoccer,women’strackandfield,and men’s and women’s swimming and diving.

The conference is coming off a banner season in 2013-14, as the Northeast-10 saw three teams claim national championships. First, the Southern New Hampshire University men’s soccer program won the NCAA Championship this past December, followed by the Bentley University women’sbasketballteamclaimingitsfirst-ever

title in March to cap an undefeated season. The Adelphi University women’s lacrosse program made it No. 3 after defeating Lock Haven, 7-5, in the title game in May.

A pair of Southern Connecticut State University student-athletes also won national championhips this past winter, as Nick Lebron won the individual national title in the haptathlon at the 2014 Men’s NCAA Division II Men’s Indoor Track & Field ChampionshipandRaymondCswerkofinishedfirstinthe400IMatthe2014NCAADivisionIIMen’s Swimming & Diving Championship.

From thefieldofplay to inside the classroom,the Northeast-10 honored a number of student-athletes for their academic accomplishments. Over 50 percent of all conference student-athletes earned a 3.0 GPA throughout the 2012-13 academic year and were named to the Commissioner’s Honor Roll as a result. An astounding 138 student-athletes earned a perfect 4.0 GPA in the fall before 184 reached the benchmark in the spring. The Northeast-10 also honored 247 student-athletes as members of its academic all-conference teams.

The Northeast-10 also remains focused on its community endeavors, as its fundraising donations for Make-A-Wish is more than any other Division II conference in the country the past decade. The conference also announced a formal partnership last fall with Team IMPACT, anon-profitorganizationthatmatcheschildrenwith life-threatening illnesses with college sports teams. Currently, more than 40 Northeast-10 programs are currently matched with a Team IMPACT child.

Through the establishment and enforcement of regulations, the conference aims to encourage policies that enable intercollegiate athletics programs to contribute to and be considered an integral part of the total educational offerings at our member institutions. The Northeast-10 can look to a long history of success including the growth from seven original member institutions to more than double its size 34 years later, the contention for and winning of multiple national championships, and the recognition of student-athlete performances off the field and in theclassroom.

AmericanInternational College

Yellow JacketsSpringfield, Mass.

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GreyhoundsWorcester, Mass.

BentleyUniversityFalcons

Waltham, Mass.

Franklin PierceUniversityRavens

Rindge, N.H.

Le MoyneCollege

DolphinsSyracuse, N.Y.

MerrimackCollegeWarriors

North Andover, Mass.

University ofNew HavenChargers

West Haven, Conn.

PaceUniversity

SettersPleasantville, N.Y.

Saint AnselmCollegeHawks

Manchester, N.H.

Saint Michael’sCollege

Purple KnightsColchester, Vt.

The College ofSaint Rose

Golden KnightsAlbany, N.Y.

Southern ConnecticutState University

OwlsNew Haven, Conn.

Southern New Hampshire University

PenmenManchester, N.H.

StonehillCollege

SkyhawksEaston, Mass.

AdelphiUniversityPanthers

Garden City, N.Y.

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UNIVERSITY OF NEW HAVEN DEPARTMENT OF ATHLETICSDEPARTMENT OF ATHLETICS MISSION STATEMENT

The mission of the department of intercollegiate athletics is to support the mission of the university and to integrate intercollegiate athletics into higher education so that the educational experience of the student-athlete is paramount. The department will provide growth opportunities to achieve in a nationally competitive intercollegiate program that attracts, nurtures and graduates student-athletes who under the guidance of a quality staff, represent the University of New Haven with character and integrity while achieving academic excellence, serving the community and pursuing excellence in their respective sports.

DEPARTMENT OF ATHLETICS PHILOSOPHYHigher education has lasting importance on an individual’s future success. For this reason, the emphasis for the student-athlete experience at the University of New Haven is a comprehensive program of learning and development in a personal setting. As an NCAA Division II program, our approach provides growth opportunities through academic achievement, learning in high-level athletic competition and development of positive societal attitudes in service to community. The balance and integration of these different areas of learning opportunity provide our student-athletes a path to graduation while cultivating a variety of skills and knowledge for life ahead.

The University of New Haven seeks to provide the world with leaders who can make a positive difference in a global society. Student-athletes are afforded unique opportunities for leadership because of the visibility provided through athletics competition. UNH’s intercollegiateprogramprovidesopportunitiesforitsstudent-athletestodevelopmoralvirtues,suchascourage,self-confidence,and integrity and to learn communication and teamwork skills associated with outstanding leadership. Thus the Department of AthleticshelpstheUniversitysatisfyitsprimaryaspiration,whichistopreparestudentstoleadpurposefulandfulfillinglivesinaglobal society through experiential, collaborative, and discovery-based learning.

The Department of Athletics is committed to delivering intercollegiate athletics programs that are consistent with the University’s missionandgeneratesthetrustandsupportofitsvariousconstituencies.Thegoalofthedepartmentistofieldsportsteamsthat compete successfully against other NCAA Division II teams while upholding the academic standards of the University of New Haven. The department is also committed to conducting its programs in strict adherence to the policies, rules and regulations set by the University’s administration, Board of Governors, the NCAA and the Northeast-10 Conference.

Through its programs, the department gives its student-athletes of different genders, races, religions, national origins and sexual orientation opportunities to participate in intercollegiate competition. The intercollegiate program will function free of discrimination withaUniversitycommitmenttotheadherencetoTitleIXandtheOfficeofCivilRightsguidelines.AmajorgoaloftheDepartmentof Athletics is to help student-athletes realize the full potential of their athletic abilities while also increasing their intellectual capabilities and providing them a meaningful opportunity to earn a baccalaureate degree. The department will not compromise its commitment to educate and graduate its student-athletes.

Department of Athletics personnel are expected to represent the University in a manner consistent with UNH’s principles and values. All personnel are expected to perform their responsibilities with the highest standards of integrity, ethical behavior and sportsmanship at all times. Coaches and staff are expected to treat student-athletes fairly and with respect and to facilitate leadership that helps them mature physically, intellectually, emotionally and socially.

DEPARTMENT OF ATHLETICS HIGHLIGHTS•Women’sBasketballwontheNCAADivisionIINationalChampionshipin1987,becomingthefirstteamfromtheNortheastRegion to win the title.•Women’strackandfieldhasproducedarguablythemostsuccessfulindividualstudent-athleteinChargerathleticshistory.ShannonGagnewonanunmatchedfivenationalchampionshipsduringthe2010-11academicyearandhelpedbringtheprogramafourthplacefinishatthe2011NCAADivisionIIIndoorTrack&FieldNationalChampionshipmeet-thehighestfinishinprogramhistory.• The UNH women’s volleyball team has reached the NCAA Sweet 16 twenty times since 1983, and advanced to the NCAA Elite Eight twelve times.• Baseball has consistently been ranked as one of the winningest Division II programs in NCAA history. Baseball Coach Emeritus Frank “Porky” Vieira retired after the 2006 season as Division II’s all-time winningest coach by percentage, and logged 1,127 career victories. The team has appeared in 17 College World Series and made 33 Regional appearances, including their most recent run in 2013.• Baseball has also produced nine major league players, including former Cy Young winner Steve Bedrosian of the Philadelphia Phillies and First Round Draft Pick Cameron Drew.• The football program has appeared in six NCAA championship playoffs, earning runner-up status in 1997. At the time, the title-game appearance made UNH the only football team in the State of Connecticut to ever compete for a national title and the smallest school (in terms of enrollment) to compete for an NCAA Championship. Most recently, the football program has appeared in the NCAA tournament in both 2011 and 2012.• Tailback Roger Graham won the 1993 Harlon Hill Trophy as the top Division II Football Player in the nation.•Men’sSoccerreachedtheNCAAfinalsin1976ashasappearedinthreeFinalFours.

POSTSEASON SUCCESSMen’s Cross Country

NCAANationalQualifiers(2): 1979, 2001

Women’s Cross Country NCAANationalQualifier(1): 2004

Baseball National Finalist (2): 1980, 1989

NCAA World Series (15): 1974, 1977, 1978, 1979, 1980, 1982, 1984, 1985, 1986, 1987, 1988,

1989, 1990, 1995, 1998

NCAA Regionals (28): 1972, 1973, 1974, 1976, 1977, 1978, 1979, 1980, 1981, 1982, 1983, 1984, 1985, 1986, 1987, 1988, 1989, 1990, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1998, 2001, 2003,

2006, 2010, 2013

NAIA World Series (2): 1966, 1970

NAIA Area 8 (5): 1965, 1967, 1969

NAIA District 32 (9): 1963, 1964, 1965, 1966, 1967, 1968, 1969, 1970, 1971

Men’s Basketball NCAA Regionals (8): 1986, 1987, 1988, 1989,

2003, 2004, 2013, 2014

NAIA Nationals (3): 1966, 1968, 1969

Women’s Basketball NCAA National Champions (1): 1987

NCAAQuarterfinals(2): 1987, 1988

NCAA Regionals (8): 1986, 1987, 1988, 1989, 2003, 2006, 2007, 2014

Football National Finalist (1): 1997

NCAASemifinals(2): 1992, 1997

NCAA Regionals (6): 1992, 1993, 1995, 1997, 2011, 2012

Men’s Golf NCAA Seventh Place (1): 1970

NCAA Nationals (2): 1970, 2004

NCAA Regionals (3): 1970, 2004, 2005

NCAA Regionals (Individual): 2006, 2007

Men’s Lacrosse NCAA Regionals (2): 1977, 1978

Women’s Lacrosse NCAA Regionals (2): 2009, 2014

Men’s Track & Field NCAANationalQualifiers(20): 1975, 1976, 1978,

1980, 1981, 1984, 1985, 1991, 1992, 1995, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2001, 2004, 2006, 2007,

2009, 2012, 2013

Women’s Track & Field NCAA Individual National Champions (5): 2011 (5)

NCAANationalQualifiers(6): 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014

Men’s Soccer National Finalist (1): 1976

NCAASemifinals(3): 1976, 1977, 1984

NCAA Regionals (8): 1972, 1975, 1976, 1977, 1978, 1981, 1983, 1984

NAIA National Tournament (1): 1970

Women’s Soccer NCAA Regionals: 2005, 2006

Softball NCAA Super Regionals (1): 2010

NCAA Regionals (10): 1995, 1996, 2004, 2005, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2013, 2014

Women’s Volleyball NCAANationalQuarterfinals(12): 1984, 1985, 1988, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1999,

2002, 2008, 2012

NCAA Regionals (28): 1983, 1984, 1985, 1986, 1988, 1989, 1990, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010,

2011, 2012, 2013

EAIAW Tournament (2); 1978, 1981

Documents

2014-15 New Haven Women's Basketball Media Guide