2009-10 unh women's basketball media guide

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University InformationLocation............................................Durham,.N.H..03824Founded......................................................................... 1866Enrollment.................................................................. 14,000President.......................................... Dr..Mark.HuddlestonAthletic.Director........................................ Marty.ScaranoNickname................................................................ WildcatsColors............................................................. Blue.&.WhiteAffliation..................................................NCAA.Division.I..Conference.....................................................America.EastArena.............................................Lundholm.GymnasiumCapacity........................................................................ 3,000

Coaching StaffHead.Coach..................... Kristin.Cole.(Notre.Dame.‘94)Overall.Record..................................... 15-45/two.seasonsRecord.at.UNH............................................................ SameAssistant.Coaches............................. Tara.Smith.(Xavier.‘06). ..................Jacquie.Hullah.(Cal.State-Fullerton.‘78). .......................................Lauren.Moore.(Bentley.‘07)Dir..of.Basketball.Oper............Kristin.Higy.(Albany.‘08)Athletic.Trainer.....................................Barbara.HemphillStrength.and.Conditioning.Coach.......... Paul.Chapman

Team Information2008-09.Record..............................................................8-232008-09.Conference.Record/Finish................... 6-10/5thLetterwinners.Returning/Lost...................................... 9/0Starters.Returning/Lost................................................. 8/0Key Returners (3):Candace.Williams,.6-0,.Sr.,.F................16.1.ppg,.8.1.rpgAmy.Simpson,.5-10,.Sr.,.G.....................11.5.ppg,.2.9.apgDenise.Beliveau,.5-11,.So..(R),.F...........10.0.ppg,.6.2.rpgOthersReturners (8):Kate.Early,.6-1,.Jr.,.F.................................. 1.6.ppg,.1.5.rpgKelley.Flynn,.6-5,.So..(R),.C...............Sat.out.last.seasonChrissy.Hall,.6-0,.Sr.,.C............................ 3.6.ppg,.3.2.rpgRacheal.Fowler,.6-1,.Sr.,.C...................5.9.ppg,..513.FG%Kelsey.Hogan,.5-6,.Fr..(R),.G................... 8.0.ppg,.3.3.rpgAbigail.LaRosa,.5-9,.So..(R),.G.............6.4.ppg,.3.03.apgJill.McDonald,.6-2,.Jr.,.F..........3.5.ppg,.3.3.rpg,.1.52.bpg.Lauren.Wells,.5-7,.So.,.G......................... 5.1.ppg,.1.9.rpgNewcomers (4):Diamon.Beckford,.5-11,.Fr.,.F/GJilliane.Friel,.5-10,.Fr.,.GJackie.Lyons,.5-7,.Fr.,.GCari.Reed,.6-0,.Fr.,.G/F

Sports InformationMedia.Relations.Director.............................. Scott.StapinWomen’s.Basketball.Contact.......... Anthony.DeAngelisOffice.Phone..................................................603-862-3835Cell.Phone......................................................603-781-7718E-mail...................................anthony.deangelis@unh.eduOffice.Fax.......................................................603-862-3839Press.Row.Phone..........................................603-862-3181Web.Site.........................................www.unhwildcats.com

Directions To UNHFrom the South: Take. I-95 North. to. 91 North..(at. New. Haven,. Conn.). to. 84 East. (Exit. 29/Charter.Oaks.Bridge)..Follow.84.East.through.Connecticut.to.the.Massachusetts Turnpike (Route 90)..Stay.on.the.Mass.Pike. for.10.miles.before.taking.the.exit. for.Au-burn/Worcester.and.290 East..Proceed.east.on.290.to Exit 26B for. 495 North–stay. in. the. left. lane. to. exit.to.495.North..Continue.on.495.North–.it.will.end.and.merge.with 95 North..Proceed.on.95.North.into.New.Hampshire. and. continue. on. to. the. toll. booth.. From.the. toll,. go. approximately. seven. miles. to. Exit 4–left.lane.exit–for.the.Spaulding.Turnpike.(Route 4 West)–.Signs.that.read.“NH.Lakes.and.Mountains,”.and.“Do-ver/Concord”..Go.about.four.miles.and.take.Exit 6W.(the.last.exit.before.the.toll).and.follow.Route.4.West..Go. approximately. four. miles. and. continue. straight.through. a. traffic. light. (Madbury. Road),. and. proceed.another.1.1/2.miles. to. the. Route 155A. exit,.marked.“University.of.New.Hampshire.”.Take.a.left.turn.off.the.ramp.and.proceed.approximately.one.mile..The.Field-house.(Lundholm.Gymnasium).will.be.on.the.right.and.parking.is.available.in.“A.Lot”.directly.across.from.the.Field. House. on. the. left. side. (before. 6pm. park. at. the.Visitors.Lot.next.to.A.lot)..From North: Follow. 95 South. to. Spaulding. Turn-pike.(Route 4 West).and.continue.as.above.From West. (Vermont,.Concord): Take.89 South.to. 93 North.. Follow. 93. North,. approximately. four.miles.to.393 East,.which.will.merge.with.Route 4 East..Follow.Route.4.to.Route 155A.exit.for.the.“University.of.New.Hampshire.”.Make.a.right.off.the.ramp.and.pro-ceed.as.above.From West (Manchester,.Nashua):.Take.93 North to.Route 101 East..Follow.101.to.Exit 6 (Route 125)..Exit.and.take.a.left.onto.125.and.follow.straight.to.Lee.Traffic.Circle..First.right.at.circle.is.Route 4 East..Fol-low.as.above..

Credits:The.2009-10.University.of.New.Hampshire.women’s.basketball.media.guide.was.written,.designed.and.edited.by.Anthony.DeAngelis.of.the.Athletic.Media.Relations.Office..Inside.and.covers.design.and.layout.on.the.iMac.by.Anthony.DeAngelis.using.Adobe.InDesign.CS2.4.0.4.and.Adobe.Photoshop.CS2...Individual.head.shots.by.Gil.Talbot..Action.photos.within.the.guide.by.Carrie.Doyle,.Gregory.Greene.and.Michael.Silverwood..Cole’s.press.conference.photos.by.Josh.Gibney..Special.thanks.to.the.entire.Media.Relations.staff,.as.well.as.the.women’s.basketball.staff..

ON THE FRONT COVER: Amy.Simpson.&.Candace.Williams.ON THE BACK COVER:.Racheal.Fowler.&.Chrissy.Hall

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Table of Contents2009-10.Quick.Facts/Table.of.Contents............... 1UNH........................................................................ 2-3UNH.Athletics....................................................... 4-5UNH.Basketball..................................................... 6-9UNH.Facilities...................................................10-11The.Region..........................................................12-13Media.Information..................................................14Coaching Staff ............................................15Head.Coach.Kristin.Cole.................................16-17Assistant.Coach.Tara.Smith..................................18Assistant.Coach.Jacqueline.Hullah......................19Assistant.Coach.Lauren.Moore............................20Dir..of.Basketball.Operations.Kristin.Higy........21Student.Manager.Kathryn.Blais...........................21Support.Staff............................................................222008-09 Wildcats .........................................23Season.Outlook.................................................24-25Denise.Beliveau.......................................................26Kate.Early..................................................................27Kelley.Flynn..............................................................28Racheal.Fowler.........................................................29Chrissy.Hall..............................................................30Kelsey.Hogan...........................................................31Abigail.LaRosa.........................................................32Jill.McDonald...........................................................33Amy.Simpson...........................................................34Lauren.Wells............................................................35Candace.Williams...................................................36Diamon.Beckford....................................................37Jilliane.Friel...............................................................37Jackie.Lyons..............................................................38Cari.Reed..................................................................38Roster.........................................................................39Season In Review .........................................402008-09.Statistics....................................................412008-09.Awards.and.Honors................................412008-09.America.East.League.Leaders...............42America.East.Composite.Schedule.....................44This.is.America.East...............................................45UNH.vs..All-time.Opponents...............................46History and Records .................................47Timeline..............................................................48-49Season.Leaders........................................................50All-time.Leaders......................................................51Individual/Team.Records......................................52Year-by-Year.Results/Leaders...............................53All-time.Awards......................................................54Game-by-Game.................................................55-57All-time.Letterwinners..........................................58We Are New Hampshire ............................59President.Mark.Huddleston..................................60Athletic.Director.Marty.Scarano.........................61University.Information....................................62-63Athletics.Staff...........................................................64


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Students who choose UNH often do so because of the seemingly endless options offered through an accessible system of schools and colleges. UNH offers literally thousands of courses in more than 100 majors.

In the past five years, the University has added eight new residential halls, most recently opening up three new dorns in 2008.

The University has completed renovations to numerous buildings throughout the aca-demic campus. Most recenty, Kingsbury Hall (shown) underwent a $52 million renovation.

From left: New Hampshire Governor John Lynch, former President Bill Clinton, former President George H.W. Bush and former Uni-versity President Bonnie Newman at the 2007 UNH commencement.

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uNiversity of NeW HampsHireNestled in New Hampshire’s seacoast region, the UNH campus offers a pleasing mix of classic and modern buldings and college greens that gradually gives way to 2,600 acres of woods, fields, and farms.

The recently constructed Holloway Commons offers award winning dining services to UNH students.



Gnarlz, the newest member of the Wildcat mascot team, made his debut last fall. Both Gnarlz and Wild E. Cat will make appearances at UNH athletic events.

UNH garnered 187 points in the 2008 U.S. Sports Academy Directors’ Cup to once again place among the top 100 of more than 360 Division I schools.

Three Wildcat teams won conference regular-season titles last season. Two were crowned tournament champions. Six competed in NCAA tournament competition and four other teams boasted individual qualifiers.

The University of New Hampshire athletics department re-corded its most successful year in 2007-08, as every one of the 20 varsity teams competed in conference postseason play.

UNH had 204 (64%) student-athletes named to the America East Winter/Spring Honor Roll. This was the

third highest number in the conference.


In addition to having the winningest women’s hockey program in the nation, the men’s hockey team has advanced to the NCAA tournament 15 of the last 18 years with four Frozen Four ap-pearances, which includes two national runner-up finishes.

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The football program has garnered national attention by advancing to the NCAA I-AA postseason each of the past five years. The ‘Cats climbed to a No. 1 national ranking and advanced to the quarterfinals three consecutive years (‘04 ‘05 ‘06).

Five Coach of the Year awards were awarded to New Hampshire’s staff.



Junior Jill McDonald tallied the second best single-season block total in program history with 47 during the 2008-09 season.

Kristin Cole was named head coach of the Wildcats on June 12, 2008. Cole is the fifth head coach in the 32-year history of the program.

Senior Amy Simpson holds the single-season record for 3-point field goals made with 62 during the 2008-09.

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The women’s basketball team participated in a number of community events throughout the season, including a kids clinic, held as part of “Think Pink”, a women’s baseketball breastcancer awareness inniciative.


Sophomore Denise Beliveau was chosen as the 2008 America East Rookie of the Year. She is the third player in UNH history to acheive the feat.

Senior Candace Williams tallied the second most free throws in a single-season in program history with 159 during the 2008-09 season.

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Senior Amy Simpson ranks second on UNH’s all-time 3-point field goals made list with 161.

Senior Chrissy Hall ranked second on the team in blocks with 22 for the 2008-09 season.


We are NeW HampsHireSenior Candace Williams was selected to the America East All-Conference Second Team for the 2008-09 season. Sophomore Abigail LaRosa led the Wild-

cats with 35 steals for the 2008-09 season.

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In the Summer of 2001, all of the women’s locker rooms in the field house were renovated. The locker room features 16 wooden lockers, a large-screen television and a lounge area.

The Wildcat sculpture, commissioned by the UNH alumni association, was created by Matthew Grey Palmer and is displayed on Main Street in front of the Whittemore Center and Memorial Field.

The Jerry Azumah Performance Center opened its doors in the summer of 2003 to UNH student-athletes. A generous donation by Azumah, a former cornerback with the Chicago Bears and the 1999 recipient of the Walter Payton Award, allowed for a new state-of-the-art strength and conditioning center.

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Lundholm Gymnasium, the home to UNH basketball, has received a complete facelift in recent years. Since 2001, the gym floor has been replaced and new lighting and sound systems were installed. Most recently, the bleachers were replaced in the summer of 2007.

In 1995, construction of the $27 million Recreation and Sport Complex reached completion. The new Whittemore Center includes a state-of-the-art 6,500 to 7,500 seat arena for hockey, concerts and convocations, as well as a new three-level recreation sports facility.

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Ocean, mountains, sandy beaches and charming port cities are all within a short drive.

Just an hour south of the campus is Boston, the cultural “hub” of New England. There, visitors can enjoy a baseball game at historic Fenway Park, visit Quincy Market or walk the Freedom Trail which features many of the sites where early American history was made.

The university itself is located just minutes from the Atlantic Ocean. Historic Portsmouth Harbor, less than 10 miles from UNH, offers many shopping and fine dining opportunities, while Hampton Beach, to the south, is a popular vacation spot.


tHe regioN

Less than a two-hour drive north is the White Mountain region of New Hampshire, which offers numerous skiing and hiking opportunities. Mount Washington is the highest peak in the Northeast.

The Lakes Region of New Hampshire is located to the north. The crown jewel of the region is Lake Winnipesaukee, which is one of the largest lakes in the Northeast. Countless recreational activities exist on the many lakes in the area.

Amtrak’s Downeaster, with a station located on campus, is a great way to travel to Boston or Portland. As a passenger, you’ll enjoy overlooking miles of scenic landscape along the way.



The.2009-10.University.of.New.Hampshire.women’s.basketball.guide.was.prepared.by.the.UNH.Athletic.Media.Relations.of-fice.to.assist.all.media.in.their.coverage.of.Wildcat.basketball.and. to. provide. pertinent. information. regarding. the. New.Hampshire. women’s. basketball. program.. Requests. for. ad-ditional.information,.interviews.and.photographs.should.be.directed.to.Anthony.DeAngelis.in.the.UNH.Athletic.Media.Relations.office.

Game CredentialsOnly.accredited.members.of.the.media.will.receive.credentials.for.any.game..Requests.for.credentials.should.be.made.no.later.than.24.hours.prior.to.game.time..Credentials.can.be.picked.up.90.minutes.prior.to.the.game.at.the.Lundholm.Gymnasium.will-call.table...Credentials.should.be.requested.through.An-thony.DeAngelis,..Assistant.Director.of.Media.Relations.

Photo and Film CredentialsAll.photo.and.film.credentials.should.be.requested.as.early.as.possible,.and.no.later.than.24.hours.prior.to.tip-off..Pho-tographers.and.videographers.should.work.on.both.end.lines..Photographers.and.videographers.on. the.end. lines.assume.responsibility.for.all.risks.

RadioCredentials.for.visiting.radio.will.be.limited.to.three.persons.unless.prior.arrangements.have.been.made.. .Visiting.radio.phone. lines. may. be. requested. through. the. UNH. Athletic.Media.Relations.office..There.are.two.phone.lines.available.for.visiting.radio,.and.there.is.no.charge.to.use.the.lines.for.the.game.

Press Row Game ServicesPre-game. notes,. game. programs. and. media. guides. will. be.available.prior.to.the.start.of.each.game..In.addition,.pre-game.notes.and.statistics.are.available.at.least.24.hours.prior.to.each.game.by.accessing.www.unhwildcats.com..Halftime.statistics.will.be.available.and.a.complete.book.featuring.final.statistics.and.play-by-play.will.be.available.following.the.contest..There.are.also.stat.display.monitors.located.along.press.row.for.use.by.radio.and.television.outlets..Workspace.for.media.members.will.be.available.in.the.UNH.Athletic.Media.Relations.office,.Room.151.in.the.Field.House,.following.the.game.

InterviewsAll.requests.for.player.or.coach.interviews,.either.in.person.or.via.telephone,.are.arranged.by.the.UNH.Athletic.Media.Relations.office.and.should.be. requested. through.Anthony.DeAngelis..Post-game. interviews.with.coaches.and.players.will. take.place. in.the.Field.House.conference.room.follow-ing.an.NCAA-mandated.10.minute.cooldown.period..There.will.be.no.interviews.with.players.on.game.day.until.after.the.contest.

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Radio/UNHWildcats.tv.......The.UNH.athletic.department.has.formed.the.“UNH.Sports.Network”.which.began.in.1999.to.provide.radio.coverage.of.UNH.athletics..Veteran.play-by-play.annoucer.Jim.Jeannotte.has.been.broadcasting.Wildcat.athletics.since.1973.and.will.continue.to.anchor.the.show..Handling.the.color.analysis.will.be.Mike.Murphy... . . Wildcats. Sports. Properties. has. added. WGIN-AM. 930.(Rochester). and. WQSO-FM. (Portsmouth). 96.7. as. flagship.stations.on.the.Wildcats.Sports.Network,.joining.WGIR-AM.610.(Manchester),.which.was.added.in.2008..All.three.stations.are.part.of.the.Clear.Channel.family,.and.this.change.will.go.into.effect.at.the.beginning.of.the.2009-10.athletic.season........Wildcat.fans.are.encouraged.to.buy.the.“Wildcat.All-Access.Pass”.which.is.an.annual.subscription.for.$79.95.that.provides.not.only.all.the.live.coverage.of.UNH.home.athletic.events,.but.also.premium.content.not.available.to.view.without.the.All-Access.Pass..The.premium.content.includes.a.behind.the.scenes. look. at. UNH. athletics. through. player. and. coaches.interviews,.highlights,.podcasts,.select.post-game.interviews.and.an.in-depth.archive.section.of.all.video.available.on.UN-Hwildcats.TV..Fans.can.also.purchase.home.events.on.a.per.game.basis.of.$6.95.

Mike Murphy (left) and Jim Jeannotte (right) will handle the broadcasts on the UNH Sports Network.

2009-10 UNH Women’s BasketballSports Network Broadcast Schedule

. November.20.. vs..UMass

. November.24.. vs..Harvard.

. December.10. vs..Central.Connecitcut.

. December.20.. vs..Holy.Cross

. December.22.. vs..Louisville

. January.2.. vs..Vermont

. January.9.. vs..Hartford

. January.12.. vs..Maine

. January.28. vs..Boston.University

. February.3.. vs..Stony.Brook.. . .

. February.13. vs..UMBC

. February.21. vs..Albany

. February.25. vs..Binghamton

. March.12-15. America.East.Tournament

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Head.Coach.Kristin.Cole............. 16-17Asst..Coach.Tara.Smith. .18Asst..Coach.Jacqueline.Hullah... 19Asst..Coach.Lauren.Moore. 20Dir..of.Basketball.Oper..Kristin.Higy. 21Team.Personnel. 21Support.Staff. 22

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Coaching Staff



Kristin ColeHead Coach

Third Season • Notre Dame ‘94

Kristin. Cole. was. named. University. of.New.Hampshire.women’s.basketball.head.coach.on. June.12,.2007..Cole. is. the.fifth.head.coach. in. the.32-year.history.of. the.program.. Entering.her.third.year.at.the.helm.of.the.women’s.basketball.program,.Kristin.Cole.tips.off.the.2009-10.season.with.one.of.the.deepest.and.most.talented.rosters.in.the.America.East.conference... Even.if.the.8-23.record.doesn’t.indicate.it,.the.Wildcats.took.a.positive.step.in.the.right.direction,.with.a.6-10.record.against.America.East.opponents..Not.to.mention.finishing. in.fifth.place. in. the.conference,.after.being.picked.seventh.in.the.preseason.polls... Under.her.tutelage,.forward.Candace.Williams.transformed.into.one.of.the.best.players.in.the.conference.posting.an.average.of.16.1.points.per.game.and.8.1.rebounds.per.game,.on.her.way.to.being.named.to.the.All-Conference.Second.Team... She.also.helped.continue.the.develop-ment.of.guard.Amy.Simpson,.who.currently.sits.2nd.on.UNH’s.all-time.3-point.field.goals.lists,.with.161.for.her.career... In.addition,.Cole.has.also.brought. in.a.plethora.of.talent.to.the.program.as.she.recruited.Richmond.transfer.Kelley.Flynn,.Kelsey.Hogan.and.Jilliane.Friel,.all.natives.

to.the.granite.state...She.has.also.reached.into.the.depths.of.the.Massachusetts,.Penn-sylvania.and.New.York.pipelines,.recruiting.Jackie. Lyons,. Diamon. Beckford,. Lauren.Wells.and.Cari.Reed,.all.who.show.great.promise.down.the.road... Cole.earned.her.first.head.coaching.vic-tory.in.the.Wildcats.season-opener,.a.71-59.win.over.Central.Connecticut.on.Nov..13,.2007..She.is.one.of.just.two.head.coaches.to.earn.a.victory.in.their.UNH.debut... In. her. inaugural. season,. after. losing.four-of-five. starters. from. the. previous.season,.including.the.America.East.Defen-sive.Player.of.the.Year,.the.Wildcats.relied.heavily. on. its. youth.. The. potential. was.evident.in.the.return.of.2007.America.East.All-Rookie.Team.member,.Amy.Simpson,.and.was.carried.on.through.the.incoming.class.as.freshman.Denise.Beliveau.became.the.third.Wildcat.in.UNH.history.to.garner.America.East.Rookie.of.the.Year.award... During. the. 2007-08. campaign. the.Wildcats.faced.three.Big.East.powerhouses.and.Ivy.League.Championship.title.sharers.Harvard.and.Dartmouth.and.still.posted.a.7-22.record..Not.to.mention.finishing.sev-enth.in.the.conference.after.being.selected.ninth.in.the.preseason.polls... She.comes.to.UNH.from.Xavier.Uni-versity,.where.she.served.as.assistant.coach.

While at New Hampshire.....•.Coached.third-ever.Wildcat.to.win.Rookie.of.the.Year.....•.Earned.first.head.coaching.victory.on.Nov..13,.2007.....•.Coached.tenth-ever.Wildcat.to.be.named.to.be..........named.to.the.All-Conference.Second.TeamWhile at Xavier.....•.2007.A10.Tournament.Champions.....•.Compiled.a.record.of.106-50.....•.Two.trips.to.NCAA.Tournament.....•.Three.WNIT.appearances

While at Ball State.....•.Team.finished.as.conference.co-champs.....•.Program’s.first.trip.to.the.WNITWhile at UNLV.....•.Team’s.first.postseason.in.11.years.(WNIT)While at Auburn.....•.Won.1997.SEC.tournament.....•.Two.NCAA.appearancesWhile playing at Notre Dame.....•.First.two.NCAA.tournament.appearances.in......school.history.....•.Three.conference.championships

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from.2002-07..In.Cole’s.five.years.at.Xavier,.the.Musketeers.compiled.an.overall.record.of.106-50,.made.two.NCAA.Tour-nament.appearances. (2007,.2003),. three.trips. to. the.WNIT.Tournament,.including.in.2005.when.the.team.advanced.to.the.quarterfinals.and.won.the.A10.Tournament.Championship.in.2007....Cole’s.responsibilities.at.Xavier.included.recruiting;.player.identification.and.evaluation;.scouting.opponents,.film.break-down.and.team.presentation;.on-court.coaching.duties.with.an.emphasis.on.post.players;.and.liaison.with.Academic.Support.

Services,.the.Sports.Information.Department.and.Admissions.Office......In.addition.to.her.tenure.at.Xavier,.Cole’s.collegiate.coaching.experience.includes.stints.as.an.assistant.coach.at.Ball.State.(2001-02),.UNLV.(1999-2001).and.Auburn.(1996-99).. .....Cole’s.only.season.at.Ball.State.was.an.eventful.one.in.which.the.team.finished.atop.the.Mid-American.Conference.West.Division. as. well. as. co-champions. of. the. MAC. and. made.the.program’s.first.postseason.appearance.with.a.trip.to.the.WNIT... In. two. years. at. UNLV,. Cole. helped. lead. the. Rebels. to.their.first.postseason.appearance.in.seven.years.at.the.2001.WNIT... During.her.three-year.stint.at.Auburn,.the.Tigers.won.the.1997.SEC.Tournament.and.won.a.pair.of.NCAA.tourney.games,.including.a.triumph.against.Texas.in.1999.. Cole.earned.a.B.A..in.History.from.the.University.of.Notre.Dame. in.1994..She.earned. four.monograms.playing. for. the.women’s.basketball. team.and. led.the.Irish.to.their.first. two.NCAA.tournament.appearances.(1992,.1994).as.well.as.three.conference.championships..Cole.won.a.bronze.medal.as.a.par-ticipant.on.the.1991.U.S..Olympic.Festival.Team,.under.current.Assistant.Coach.Jacquie.Hullah..She.also.played.professionally.in.Sweden.after.graduating.from.Notre.Dame.. Kristin.is.the.proud.mother.of.Kael,.who.was.born.October.30,.2006.




. Tara.Smith.formerly.Tara.Boothe,.enters.her.third.season.at.University.of.New.Hampshire..She.is.responsible.for.recruiting,.scouting,.video.editing,.practice.and.game.coaching.duties,.post.player.development.and.the.liaison.to.the.training.room.and.the.Admissions.office... Smith,.a.Xavier.University.standout.from.2002-06.under.Cole’s.tutelage,.finished.her.career.as.the.program’s.all-time.leading.scorer.with.2,324.points..She.is.also.Xavier’s.all-time.leading.rebounder.and.finished.her.career.with.1,004.career.boards..Her.collegiate.honors.included.three.All-Atlantic.10.First.Team.selections.(2004,.‘05,.‘06),.2003.Atlantic.10.Rookie.of.the.Year,.All-Atlantic.10.Third.Team.in.2003.and.three.consecutive.seasons.on.the.Atlantic.10.All-Academic.Team..In.2005.and.in.2006,.Smith.was.a.preseason.All-American.honorable.mention..She.was.also.an.AP.All-American.honorable.mention.in.2006.and.a.Freshman.All-American.in.2003... Last.season,.when.the.Wildcats.played.Xavier.during.the.early.portion.of.non-conference.play,.the.Musketeers.retired.her.jersey.in.honor.of.her.career.achievements... From.2006-07,.Smith.played.professionally.for.Universite.BC.Neuchatel.in.Switzerland’s.elite.league..Her.team.won.the.Swiss.Championship.and.Smith,.who.led.the.team.in.scoring.and.rebounding,.was.named.MVP.of.the.league..This.past.October,.Smith.returned.for.a.brief.stint.with.her.team.in.Switzerland,.where.she.led.the.team.to.victory.in.the.preliminary.round.of.the.EuroCup.. Tara.and.her.husband.Steve.Smith.reside.in.Lee,..N.H.

Cole on Smith:

“I.am.extremely.excited.that.Tara.is.a.part.of. our. program.. . She. has. a. great. work.ethic. combined. with. the. desire. to. grow.and.develop.as.a.coach...Her.loyalty.and.commitment. to. the.program.are. second.to.none...Our.players.can.relate.to.her.and.she.invests.in.their.lives...We.are.all.very.fortunate.that.Tara.is.a.part.of.the.UNH.family.”...

Tara SmithAssistant Coach • Third Season • Xavier ‘06

While playing for BC Neuchatel (Switzerland).....•.Won.Swiss.Championships.....•.Led.team.in.scoring.and.rebounding.....•.League.MVP

While playing at Xavier.....•.School’s.All-time.leading.scorer.and.rebounder.....•.Three-time.All-Atlantic.10.First.Team.member.....•.Atlantic.10.Rookie.of.the.Year.....•.Three-time.Atlantic.10.All-Academic.Team.....•.All-Atlantic.10.Third.Team

SMITH AT A GLANCE


. After.a.brief.coaching.hiatus,.Hullah.joins.the.Wildcats.with.a.wealth.of.college.and.professional.basketball.coaching.expe-rience..Her.most.recent.head.coaching.stint.was.with.the.Seattle.Reign.of.the.American.Basketball.League.from.1996.to.1998..Her.stop.in.the.Emerald.City,.although.brief,.was.not.without.great.success.as.she.coached.three.All-Stars.and.one.Rookie.of.the.Year.over.the.span.of.three.seasons..Hullah’s.impact.on.the.organization.extended.beyond.her.three.years.with.the.club,.as.the.Reign.were.awarded.WNBA.status.in.2000.as.the.Seattle.Storm.. Prior.to.her.stop.in.Seattle,.Hullah.was.the.head.coach.at.Arizona.State.University.from.1993-96..During.her.tenure.with.the.Sun.Devils,.Hullah.coached.an.All-American.honorable.mention.in.1993,.a.First.Team.All-Pac.10.team.member,.a.All-Pac.10.Team.honorable.mention.and.a.Pac-10.All-Freshman.honorable.mention... Hullah.made.her.biggest.coaching.splash.at.Dartmouth.College,.where.she.took.home.five.Ivy.League.Championships.in.a.span.of.nine.years.with.the.Big.Green..In.1990.she.was.selected.as.the.Converse.District.I,.Division.I.Coach.of.the.Year.and.was.recognized.as.one.of.nine.finalists.for.the.National.Division.I.Coach.of.the.Year.Award..In.the.following.year.she.was.chosen.as.the.head.coach.of.the.USA.Basketball.Olympic.Festival.West.Team... During. her. tenure. with. Dartmouth,. she. coached. players. to. five. Ivy.League.Player.of.the.Year.Awards,.four.Rookie.of.the.Year.Awards.and.two.CO-SIDA.Academic.All-American.Team.Awards..She.was.also.inducted.into.the.Dartmouth.College.Hall.of.Fame,.achieving.100.victories.faster.than.any.coach.in.any.sport.in.school.history..

Jacqueline HullahAssistant Coach • First Season • Cal State-Fullerton ‘78

While at the Seattle Reign.•.Named.the.head.coach.of.the.first.women’s.professional.basketball.franchise.in.Seattle,.Washington.•.Coached.three.All-Stars.and.one.Rookie.of.the.Year.over.the.span.of.three.seasonsWhile at Arizona State University•.Coached.an.All-American.honorable.mention.in.1993•.Coached.a.player.to.the.First.Team.All-Pac.10.team,.an.All-Pac.10.team.honorable.mention.

and.a.Pac-10.All-Freshman.honorable.mention.dur-ing.her.three.year.stint.with.the.Sun.Devils.......While at Dartmouth ..•.Won.five.Ivy.League.titles.in.a.nine-year.stint.with.the.Big.Green..•.Selected.as.the.Converse.District.I,.Division.I.Coach.of.the.Year.and.recognized.as.one.of.nine.finalists.for.the.1990.National.Division.I.Coach.of.the.Year.Award•.Coaches.players.to.five.Ivy.League.Player.of.the.Year.Awards,.four.Rookie.of.the.Year.Awards.and.two.CO-SIDA.Academic.All-American.Team.Awards

HULLAH AT A GLANCE


Cole on Hullah:

“UNH. got. a. steal. in. Jacquie. and. I. am.thrilled.that.she.has.joined.our.staff...She.has.an.exceptional.work.ethic,.a.wealth.of.coaching. experience. and. a. true. love. for.the. game.. . Her. enthusiasm. and. passion.are.contagious...I.feel.honored.to.have.her.on. the. staff.and. I.believe. that.we.are.all.better.because.she.is.here.at.UNH.”



. Lauren.Moore.enters.her.second.season.at.UNH,.her.first.as.a.full-time.coach,.after.spending.one.season.as.the.Director.of.Basketball.Operations..In.her.new.position.as.an.Assistant.Coach,.Moore.is.responsible.for.recruiting,.scouting,.video.editing,.guard.development,.film.exchange,.equipment,.the.annual.Golf.Outing.and.all.coaching.clinics... Moore,.a.Nashua,.N.H..native,.graduated.from.Bentley.College.in.2007.with.a.degree.in.management..While.playing.for.the.Falcons,.she.was.selected.to.the.Northeast-10.All-Conference.Third.Team.and.served.as.team.captain.in.2006-07...... Prior.to.her.stint.with.UNH,.she.served.as.an.assistant.coach.at.Southern.New.Hampshire.University..Moore.assisted.the.head.coach.in.recruiting,.on.court.fundamental.teaching,.scouting,.film.exchange,.fundraising,.academic.monitoring,.strength.and.condition-ing,.community.outreach,.travel,.camp.and.clinic.organization.and.executing,.and.alumni.communications.....Prior.to.working.for.the.Penmen,.she.was.the.sole.intern.for.the.

Cole on Moore:

“Lauren. is. an. upcoming. coach. who. works. ex-tremely. hard,. has. a. definite. love. for. the. game.and.a.thirst.for.knowledge...She.is.always.trying.to.learn.more,.do.more.and.give.more...She.is.a.wonderful.part.of.our.staff.and.she.is.a.perfect.fit.for.our.staff.and.the.university...I.am.thrilled.she.is.a.part.of.our.staff.”.

Lauren MooreAssistant Coach • Second Season • Bentley ‘07

Coaching staff team personnel

While at Southern New Hampshire •.Penmen.defeated.Div..II.defending.national.champions.Southern.Connecticut

.While playing at Bentley

.....•.Selected.to.the.2006-07.NE-10.All-Confer-ence.Third.Team..........•.Served.as.team.captain.in.2006-07

MOORE AT A GLANCE


Kristin HigyDirector of Basketball Operations • Albany ‘08

Coaching staff team personnel

While playing professionally •.In.the.spring.of.2009.played.for.the.Division.II.QSTV.Dragons.(Quakenbrück,.Germany) •.In.the.fall.of.2008.played.for.the.Division.I.BC.Nokia.(Nokia,.Finland)

While playing at Albany.....•.Selected.to.the.2007-08.America.East.All-Conference.Third.Team..........•.Served.as.team.captain.from.2006-2008.While playing at George Mason.....•.Two-year.letter.winner..........•.Colonial.Athletic.Association.All-Academic.Team.in.2005

HIGY AT A GLANCE

....Kristin.Higy.enters.her.first.season.at.UNH..She.is.responsible.for.all.team.travel,. community. service. and. life. skills. liaison,. continued. development. of.alumni.and.the.friends.of.women’s.basketball.group,.summer.clinics.and.all.other.administrative.duties.....Higy,.a.Akron,.Ohio.native,.graduated.from.the.University.at.Albany.in.2008.with.a.Bachelor.of.Science.in.Business..While.playing.for.the.Great.Danes,.she.was.a.two-year.letterwinner,.served.as.the.team’s.captain.from.2006-08.and.was.named.to.the.America.East.All-Conference.Third.Team.during.her.senior.season..Prior.to.her.stint.with.Albany,.Higy.was.a.two-year.letterwinner.with.George.Mason.University,.where.she.was.named.to.the.Colonial.Athletic.As-sociation.All-Academic.Team.in.2005.....In.the.fall.of.2008,.Higy.began.her.professional.basketball.career.with.BC.Nokia,.a.Division.I.team.in.Nokia,.Finland..Following.her.stint.with.BC.Nokia,.Higy.joined.the.Division.II.QSTV.Dragons.in.Quakenbrück,.Germany.in.the.spring.of.2009,.leading.the.team.to.a.playoff.appearance.and.a.top.three.fin-ish.

Kathryn BlaisStudent Manager

.... Kathryn.Blais.enters.her.third.season.as.team.manager.for.the.women’s.basketball.team..She.is.responsible.for.filming.the.team’s.games,.assisting.in.team.travel,.as.well.as.helping.coordinate.daily.practices.. Blais,.a.Berlin,.N.H..native,.is.currently.in.her.senior.year.at.the.University.of.New.Hampshire.and.is.planning.to.complete.her.master’s.degree.in.Physical.Education.and.Health.next.year..

Cole on Higy:

“I.am.excited.to.have.Kristin.join.our.staff...As.a.collegiate.player.she.understands.the.demands.and.rigors.of.college.basketball...She.can.relate.to.our.players.and.she.has.a.sincere.desire. to.help.develop.them.as.people.and.as.athletes...She.is.very.orga-nized.and.a.hard.worker,.both.are.essen-tial. to. her. role. as. Director. of. Basketball.Operations.”



Carrie DoyleSenior.Woman.Admin......Carrie.A..Doyle.began.her.duties.at.the.University.of.New.Hampshire.in.July.of.2004.as.the.Associate.Director.of.Athletics.for.Compliance,.and.has.helped.bring.organization.and.structure.to.the.functioning.of.the.department’s.compliance.effort...In.August.of.2006,.she.was.promoted.to.Senior.Associate.Director.of.Athletics.for.Compliance.......Doyle.is.primarily.responsible.for.the.administration.of.$6.5.million.dollars.of.athletic.scholarships,.the.eligibility.certification.

process.for.approximately.550.student-athletes,.and.the.education.and.monitoring.of.70.coaches.and.20.sports...She.also.supervises.the.administration.of.the.$50,000.NCAA.Special.Assistance.Fund.and.$100,000.NCAA.Student-Athlete.Opportunity.Fund...She.is.responsible.for.preparing.all.National.Letters.of.Intent.as.well.as.initial.and.renewal.financial.aid.agreements..........As.the.department’s.Senior.Woman.Administrator,.Doyle.serves.on.the.department’s.senior.management.team.and.is.responsible.for.the.department’s.compliance.with.Title.IX.and.gender.equity.issues...Doyle.was.part.of.the.effort.in.2004.and.2005.that.closed.the.university’s.10-year.long.monitoring.case.with.the.Department.of.Civil.Rights,.and.helped.to.bring.the.university.(in.2006-07).into.full.compliance.with.Title.IX.......Doyle’s.athletics.background.includes.a.12-year.stint.at.the.NCAA.National.Office.from.1987-1999...Doyle.did.her.undergraduate.work.(1982.-.BS.in.Education,.minor.in.Business.Management).at.The.State.University.of.New.York,.College.at.Cortland,.and.her.graduate.work.(1986.-.MA.in.Athletics.Administration,.and.1987.-.MBA).at.the.University.of.Iowa.

Liz McAllisterAdminstrative.Assistant.....Liz.McAllister.enters.her.sixth.year.with..UNH.Athletics.and.the.Wildcat.basketball.and.volleyball.programs..As.the.coaching.staff.adminstrative.assistant,.she.is.primarily.responsible.for.daily.opera-tions.including.assisting.the.coaching.staff.with.recruiting,.team.travel.and.fundraising..McAllister.is.an.integral.part.of.both.programs.and.provides.a.wealth.of.experience.in.an.administrative.capacity......McAllister.came.to.the.UNH.Foundation.in.2000.working.in.Athletic.Fundraising.and.went.on.to.spend.a.year.with.Presidential.Events.and.Programs.

.....She.is.originally.from.Westwood,.Mass.,.now.resides.in.Rochester.and.Alton.Bay,.N.H..She.has.a.background.in.nursing.and.holds.a.degree.in.paralegal.Studies.from.McIntosh.College.

Cathy CoakleyStudent-Athlete.Devel....Cathy.Coakley.enters.her.second.year.as.Coordinator.of.Student-Athlete.Development..Coakley.will. spearhead.a.comprehensive.educational.program.to.enhance.the.personal.development.and.welfare.of.UNH’s.student-.athletes..Coakley.will.work.with.several.other.areas.of.student-athlete.development.including.the.Student-Athlete.Advisory.Committee.(SAAC),.first-year.student.academic.mentoring.program,.community.service.activities.involving.UNH.student-athletes,.and.various.

other.programs.geared.toward.student-athletes..In.addition,.she.will.establish.networks.and.act.as.a.liaison.with.campus.departments.and.constituencies......Coakley.has.an.extensive.career.in.both.athletics.and.higher.education..Most.recently,.she.was.an.instructor.in.the.sports.marketing.department.and.the.coordinator.of.practicum.and.internships.at.James.Madison.University.......She.also.served.as.a.sports.marketing.instructor.and.assistant.field.hockey.coach.at.James.Madison.University.from.2005-08.and.helped.guide.the.Dukes.to.a.CAA.field.hockey.champi-onship.in.2006..Prior.to.her.tenure.at.JMU,.Coakley.worked.in.collegiate.basketball..She.started.her.collegiate.coaching.career.at.UNH.as.an.assistant.under.Cecelia.DeMarco.from.1977-79..She.moved.on.to.become.head.coach.at.Fordham.University.from.1979-84.and.served.as.an.assistant.under.Joy.Malchodi.at.Northeastern.University.from.1996-2000..Coakley.earned.her.bachelor.of.arts.in.earth.science.and.her.master.of.arts.in.education.administration.at.UNH.

Cathy LeachAcademic.Services....Cathy.Leach.begins.her.seventh.season.working.with.Maldari.in.Academic.Support.since.joining.the.staff.in.2003..Leach.was.also.added.as.an.assistant.in.the.compliance.department.in.2004.and.assists.Carrie.Doyle.with.the.day-to-day.operations.meeting.NCAA.compliance.and.certification.. Leach.returned.to.UNH.athletics.in.2001.as.the.tutor-ing.coordinator.for.two.years... Prior.to.her.time.in.academic.support,.Leach.worked.

in.the.UNH.admissions.office.for.11.years..She.also.served.as.the.interim.women’s.Athletic.Director.for.one.year.(1989-1990)... She.also.worked.in.the.Wildcat.Sports.Information.Office.for.three.years.be-ginning.in.1985,.marking.her.first.job.on.UNH’s.campus..Leach.is.a.graduate.of.Springfield..College.with.a.degree.in.English/Sports.Journalism.. Leach,.a.native.of.Hanover,.N.H.,.is.married.to.Dave.Leach.and.they.have.daugh-ter.Taryn.(11).

Barbara HemphillAthletic.Training

Paul ChapmanStrength.&.Conditioning.....Paul.Chapman..is.in.the.midst.of.his.seventh.year.as.the.strength.and.conditioning.director.at.the.University.of.New.Hampshire..During.his.tenure.at.UNH,.he.helped.coordinate.the.building.of.the.state-of-the-art.Jerry.Azumah.Performance.Center,.and.his.efforts.have.been.key.in.guiding.UNH.athletes.to.NCAA.appearances.in.men’s.and.women’s.hockey,.gymnastics,.volleyball,.women’s.lacrosse,.track.and.field,.and.skiing......Chapman.had.been.the.director.of.strength.and.conditioning.for.

the.University.of.North.Dakota.from.1992.to.2001.and.served.there.on.an.interim.basis.during.the.1991-92.season..During.his.stint.with.the.Fighting.Sioux,.he.worked.with.head.coaches.to.tailor.sports.specific.strength.and.conditioning.programs.for.18.intercollegiate.sports.......Chapman.is.a.member.of.the.Collegiate.Strength.and.Conditioning.Coaches.Association.(strength.and.conditioning.coach.certified),.USA-Weightlifting.(certified.level.1.coach);.the.National.Strength.and.Conditioning.Association,..and.he.was.the.state.director.of.the.National.Strength.and.Condition-ing.Association.in.North.Dakota.from.1991-95..He.has.also.authored.four.publications.related.to.strength.and.conditioning.and.has.trained.and.consulted.several.NFL,.CFL.and.NHL.athletes,.and.prospective.athletes.preparing.for.all-star.games,.bowl.games.and.pre-draft.testing..Chapman.is.a.1990.graduate.of.Dickinson.State.University.in.North.Dakota.with.a.B.S..degree.in.Biology..He.then.went.on.to.earn.a.M.S..in.Exercise.Science.from.the.University.of.North.Dakota.in.1994.

support staff

Barbara.Hemphill.(Salem.State.College.‘08).joins.the.UNH.athletic.training.staff.for.the.2008-09.season..Hemphill.graduated.Summa.Cum.Laude.with.a.Bachelor.of.Science.degree.in.Sports,.Fitness.&.Leisure.with.a.concentration.in.Athletic.Training,.as.well.as.a.minor.in.biology,.in.May.2008..She.was.a.member.of.the.2008.Salem.State.women’s.lacrosse.club.team.Her.professional.affiliations.include.National.Athletic.Train-ers.Association.(NATA),.Eastern.Athletic.Trainers.Associa-

tion.(EATA).and.Athletic.Trainers.of.Massachusetts.(ATOM)..She.was.awarded.a.NATA.Foundation.Undergraduate.Scholarship.in.2007.and.an.EATA.District.I.Charles.Redmond.Scholarship.in.2008.Hemphill.is.certified.by.the.National.Academy.of.Sports.Medicine.(NASM).as.both.a.Perfor-mance.Enhancement.Specialist.and.a.Certified.Personal.Trainer..She.is.also.certified.in.AAOS.Emergency.Care.and.Professional.Rescuer.CPR..Hemphill.holds.a.‘G’.Class.Soccer.Coaching.License.and.is.certified.as.a.Level.I.American.Swim.Coaches.Association.Coach.Hemphill.served.as.an.athletic.training.intern.at.Governor’s.Academy.in.the.fall.2007.semester..She.assisted.in.all.aspects.of.athletic.training.room.activity.and.coverage.of.fall.and.winter.sports.for.boys’.and.girls’.JV.and.varsity.teams.

Hemphill.also.interned.at.Salem.State.in.the.2006-07.season.and.worked.specifically.with.women’s.soccer.and.men’s.basketball,.and.she.also.assisted.with.softball..She.provided.complete.athletic.training.support.for.games.and.practices.and.provided.athletes.with.injury.evaluation,.treatment.and.rehabilitation.

Her.other.athletic.training.experience.included.the.spring.2006.semester.at.Marblehead.High.School,.where.she.assisted.in.daily.aspects.of.the.training.room.activity.and.coverage.of.winter.and.spring.sports.for.the.boys’.and.girls’.JV.and.varsity.teams..


Liz McAllisterAdminstrative.Assistant

Paul ChapmanStrength.&.Conditioning

support staff

2009-10.Season.Outlook............. 24-25Returners. . 26-36Newcomers. 36-38Team.Roster. 39

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e ntering.her.third.year.at.the.helm.of.the.University.of.New.Hampshire.women’s.basketball.program,.head.coach. Kristin. Cole. begins. the. 2009-10. season. with.all. the. pieces. aligned. to. make. a. run. at. the. America.East . competit ion. . With. the. return. of . ever y. player.f rom . l a s t . ye ar ’s . te am, . a s . wel l . a s . the . add i t ion . o f.high. impact. newcomers , . the. Wildcats . look. poised.t o . b e c o m e . a . t r u e . c o n t e n d e r . i n . t h e . c o n f e r e n c e .... The. Wildcats. will. once. again. look. to. the. veteran.leadership.of.senior.forward.Candace Williams.(Norfolk,.Mass.).and.senior.guard.Amy Simpson.(Waterford,.Conn.).to.lead.the.team.. Wi l l i a m s . i s . f r e s h . o f f . h e r . b e s t.season.in.white.and.blue.becoming.a.staple. in. the.Wildcat. lineup.starting.e ver y . game. last . season. . She. made.the. most . of . her . t ime. on. the. court.becoming. one. of. just. two. players. in.the.America.East.conference.to.rank.in.the.top.three.in.both.scoring.(16.1).and . reb ounding . (8 .1 ) . . Her . e f for t s.also. led. to. her. being. selected. to. the.America.East.All-Conference.Second.Te a m , . b e c o m i n g . o n l y . t h e . t e n t h.player. in. program. history. to. do. so... S imp s on. a l s o . s t ar te d . in . a l l . 31.games. for. the. Wildcats. last. season,.averaging.a.career-high.11.5.points.per.game,. a. total. that. ranked. second. on.the.team.and.12th.in.the.conference..She.also.ranked.second.on.the.squad.in. assists. and. steals. with. 90. and. 29,.r e s p e c t i v e l y. . S i m p s o n . p o i s e s . t h e.greatest.threat.beyond.the.arc.as.she.drained. the. best. single-season. mark.for.3-pointers.made.in.program.history.with. 62. last. year.. Her. most. prolif ic.performance. came. against . Colgate.(12/5).when.she.nailed.six.3-pointers.to . t ie . a . UNH. s ing le-game. re cord ... Perhaps.the.biggest.addition.to.this.year ’s. squad. is. the. return. of. Denise Beliveau . (Framingham,. Mass .), . who.sat. out. last. season. due. to. injury.. In. her. first. season.in.2007-08,.she.was.the.only.freshman.to.play.in.28.of.29. games,. averaging. 10. points. and. 6.2. rebounds. per.game,.which.topped.the.America.East.freshmen.class ..In. fact ,. her. performance. was. so. impressive. that. she.was.named. to. the.America.East.All-Rookie. team.and.became. the. third. player. in. UNH. history. to. win. the.Rookie.of.the.Year.award..However,.she.didn’t.just.stand.out.in.scoring,.as.she.also.tallied.the.second.best.totals.in.rebounds.and.assists.with.174.and.55,.respectively... A n c h o r i n g . t h e . ‘C a t s . i n . t h e . m i d d l e . i s . s e n i o r.R ache al Fowler . (Glassboro, . N.J . ) . . Fowler, . s tar ted.

i n . a l l . 3 1 . g a m e s . l a s t . s e a s o n , . f i n i s h i n g . w i t h . 5 . 9.points. per. game. and. 5.5. rebounds. per. game,. leading.the . te am. in . f ie ld . go a l . p ercent age . ( .513 ; . 79-154) ... Fellow. senior. Chrissy Hall . (Northbridge,. Mass .).will . also. be. called. upon. as. she. looks. to. build. on. a.relat ively. productive. 2008-09. season. in. which. she.played.in.all.31.games.and.started.in.13..Her.defensive.prowess.became.truly.evident.last.season.as.she.ranked.second.on.the.team.in.blocks.with.22,.while.also.adding.22.steals ..In.addition,.she.averaged.3.6.points.per.game.

and. 3.2. rebounds. per. game... The. Wildcats. fill. out. the.frontcourt.with.a.plethora.of.experience. and. talent. that. is.sure.to.provide.solid.depth.and.pro duct ion . throughout . the.2009-10.campaign..Juniors.Jill McDonald .(Middlebury,.Vt.),.Kate E arly . (Corning , . N.Y.).and.sophomore.Kelley Flynn.(Hopinkton, . N.H.) , . prov ide.a . s o l i d . v e t e r a n . p r e s e n c e.a n d . a r e . s u r e . t o . m a k e . a n.immediate.impact.this.season.. McDonald.should.prove.to.be.a.solid.piece.to.the.puzzle.this.season.as.she.provides.size.and.a.solid.defensive.presence.in. the. middle.. After. playing.in.all.31.games,.including.one.start,.McDonald.emerged.as.a.defensive.stopper.for.the.‘Cats.as.she.racked.up.a.team-high.47.blocks ..Her.average.of.1.5.blocks.per.game.not.only.was.a.team.high.but.ranked.fourth.i n . A m e r i c a . E a s t . . S h e . a l s o.notched. 3.5. points. per. game.and. 3.3. rebounds. per. game... E a r l y . p l a y e d . i n . a l l . 3 1.

games,. including.14. starts. for.the.‘Cats.last.season..She.ranked.second.on.the.team.in.field.goal.

percentage.(.493;.34-69),.giving.New.Hampshire.a.solid.overall.lift.with.an.average.of.2.7.points.per.game..More.importantly, . she. collected. the. third. most. rebounds.and.steals.on. the. team.with.130.and.23,. respectively.... Rounding . out . the . f rontcour t . for . the . Wildc at s.is. Flynn. who. joins. the. Wildcats. after. playing. in. 21.collegiate.games.with.the.Richmond.Spiders ..Flynn.is.sure.to.make.an.impact.with.the.‘Cats.under.the.basket.as. her. 6-5. frame. will. give. the. Wildcats. a. presence. in.the. middle.. The. McDonald’s. All-American. nominee.led.Hopkinton.High.School.to.the.State.Semifinals.and.State.Championships..She.ranked.as.a.top-10.player.in.

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Candace WilliamsSenior.Forward

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Varsity.New.England.Magazine.for. two. straight. years. and. was.rated. the. 48th-best . center. in.t h e . co u nt r y . b y . t h e . A l l -S t a r.Girls.Report.Recruiting.Service.. The.backcourt.will.feature.a.dynamic.duo.of.young.talented.point.guards.as.returning.starter.A b i g a i l L a R o s a . ( H a m p t o n ,.N . H . ) . a n d . K e l s e y H o g a n.(Nashua,.N.H.).should.provide.stabi l i ty . within. the. rotat ion... LaRosa.played.and.started.in.all.31.games.for.the.Wildcats.last.season.posting.an.average.of.6.4.points.per.game,.while.averaging.a.team.best.3.0.assists.per.game.and.3.2.rebounds.per.game..The.sophomore.didn’t.fall.short.defensively.either,.as.she.led.the.team.in.steals.with.35.and.chipped.in.with.six.blocks... As.for.Hogan,.her.season.was.cut.short.last.year.due.to.injury,.but.in.the.limited.time.she.saw.the.court.she.provided. a. great. offensive. spark.for. the. Wildcats .. Starting. in. the.three.games.in.which.she.played,.Hogan. averaged. 8 .0 . points . per.game.along.with.3.3.rebounds.per.game.and.3.0.assists.per.game..The.freshman’s.best.game.came.against.Bryant.(11/14).when.she.notched.a.career-high.20.points.and.eight.rebounds. against . the. Bul ldogs ... S o p h o m o r e . L a u r e n We l l s.(West.Chester,.Pa.).adds.depth.for.the.‘Cats.as.she.looks.to.build.on.a. promising. freshman. campaign..P l a y i n g . i n . 2 9 . g a m e s . f o r . N e w.Hampshire.last.season.she.posted.5 . 1 . p o i n t s . p e r . g a m e . a n d . 1 . 9.rebounds.per.game..Her.potential.w a s . b e s t . e x h i b i t e d . w h e n . s h e.poured.in.a.season.high.13.points.to.go.along.with.two.assists,.a.block.and.a.steal.against.Vermont.(2/1).. Freshmen. Diamon Beckford ( P h i l a d e l p h i a , . P a . ) , . J i l l i a n e Fr i e l . ( D u r h a m , . N . H . ) , . J a c k i e Ly o n s . ( R e a d i n g , . M a s s . ) . a n d.C ar i R e e d . (Os we go , . N.Y ) . w i l l.a l l . c o m p e t e . f o r . p l ay i n g . t i m e .. Beckford,.who.played.at.Upper.Darby. High. School, . became. the.f o u r t h . p l a y e r . i n . t h e . s c h o o l ’s.h i s t o r y . t o . s u r p a s s . t h e . 1 , 0 0 0 -point. marker,. in. her. junior. year..

In. her. senior . season. she. won.league. MVP. and. surpassed. the.1,000.mark. in.career.rebounds..The. three-time.All-Delco. first-team.member.was.a.third-team.All-Southeastern. Pennsylvania.selection.her.junior.year,.as.well.. Fr i e l , . w h o . c o m e s . f r o m.a. long. line. of. New. Hampshire.b a s k e t b a l l . t r a d i t i o n , . i s . t h e.d a u g h t e r . o f . t h e . l a t e . G e r r y.Friel , . the. winningest. coach. in.the. histor y. of. the. UNH. men’s.basketball.program..The. three-t ime. Foster ’s . Dai ly . Democrat.Basketball.Dream.Team.member.won. the . le ag ue . Player . o f . the.Year. award. and. surpassed. the.

1,000-point. mark. in. her. senior. season.. As. a. junior.she.led.the.Bobcats.to.the.state.quarterfinals.and.was.named. a. second-team. all-state. basketball . selection..In. 2006,. she. led. the. Bobcats. to. an. undefeated. record.

(22-0) . on. their . way. to. winning.the. Class. I . state. championship...Lyons.compiled.over.1,000.points.during.her.career.at.Reading.High.School, . including. a. total. of. 436.points. during. her. senior. season..During.that.season.she.was.named.North. Section. Player. of. the. Year.and. helped. lead. the. Rockets. to. a.Middlesex.League.Championship..In.2007,.she.was.the.conference’s.leading. scorer . with . an. average.of. 18.1. points. per. game.. During.that. season. she. was. selected. to.the. Middlesex. All-League. team.and . name d. the . Wobur n . Time s.C h r o n i c l e . P l a y e r . o f . t h e . Ye a r..R e e d , . w h o . s c o r e d . o v e r . 1 , 0 0 0.w h i l e . p l ay i n g . at . O s w e g o . H i g h.School,.was.a.three-time.selection.to.both.the.All-League.first-team.and. the. All-CNY. (Central . New.York). team.. She. was. selected. as.the.conference.Player.of.the.Year.in. 2008. and. 2009. and. was. also. a.member.of.the.all-state.ninth-team..With.a.solid.group.of.core.players,.inc re a s e d . de pth . and . a . lo ad . o f.young. talent , . the. Wildcats. have.set. themselves. up. not. only. for. a.successful . campaign. in. 2009-10.

but. to. become. a. top. talent. in. the.America.East.for.many.years.to.come..

Amy SimpsonSenior.Guard

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2009 preseason pollrank team (1st-place votes) points

1.Vermont 61 2.Hartford 60 3.Binghamton 45 4.New Hampshire 38 BostonUniversity 38 6.UMBC 35 7.StonyBrook 23 8.Maine 13 9.Albany 11



player profiles player profiles

points 22, Nu 12/15/07rebounds 11, twiceassists 6, Bing 3/1/08free-throws 10, Nu 12/15/073-pointers 4, umBC 2/23/08steals 5, twiceBlocks 1, DC 1/9/08

Career HigHs

Denise Beliveau

105-11

sophomore (r.)forward

framingham, mass.

COLLEGIATE ACCOLADES: 2007-2008 American East Rookie of the Year… Named to American East All-Rookie team… Named America East Rookie of the Week five times during the season… Presented the Hustle Award at the team banquet.

2008-09 HIGHLIGHTS: Sat out season due to injury.

2007-08 HIGHLIGHTS: The only freshman to play in 28 of 29 games… Averaged 10 points and 6.2 rebounds per game, which topped the American East freshman class… Second on the team in rebounds with 174… Recorded a career-high 22 points for her first collegiate double-double (22p, 10r) at Northeastern (12/15)… Second in assists (55) and rebounds (173)… Led the team in steals with 55 on the season… Tallied 18 points against three different American East opponents including a double-double (18p, 11r)at Binghamton(1/19)… Third on the team in scoring averaging 10 points per game.

BEFORE UNH: Graduated from Framingham High School... 1,000 point scorer at Framingham... Averaged 21.2 points, 10.1 rebounds, 5.8 steals, 3.1 assists and 2.2 blocks per game in her senior season... Named to the Boston Globe All-Scholastic Team and to the Boston Herald All-Scholastic Dream Team... Played for the Massachusetts Puma AAU program

PERSONAL: Born January 1, 1989 in Framingham, Massachusetts... Daughter of Barbara and Neil Beliveau... Undeclared major

Beliveau’s Career stats

YEAR GP-GS FG-FGA PCT 3FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT ORB-DRB TOT AVG PF A TO BLK STL PTS AVG. 07-08. 28-18. 92-233... .395... 28-84.... .333... 67-99.... .677.... 57-117... 174... 6.2. 62... 55... 75.... 1... 55... 279.. 10.0TOTALS 28-18 92-233 .395 28-84 .333 67-99 .677 57-117 174 6.2 62 55 75 1 55 279 10.0

Kate early



Denise Beliveau

points 12, albany 1/24/09rebounds 10, yale 11/29/08assists 4, ua 1/24/09free-throws 4, ua 1/24/093-pointers - -steals 4, yale 11/29/08Blocks 2, BC 12/9/08

Career HigHs

Kate early

556-1

Juniorforward

Corning, N.y.

2008-09 HIGHLIGHTS: Played in all 31 games, including 14 starts for the Wildcats … ranked second on the team in field goal percentage (.493; 34-69) … collected the third most rebounds on the team with 130 … tallied the third most steals on the team with 23 … notched a career-high 12 points and four assists against Albany (1/24) … collected a career-high 10 rebounds and four steals against Yale (11/29) … tallied a career-high two blocks against Boston College (12/9).

2007-08 HIGHLIGHTS: Played in 12 games for the Wildcats… Netted a career-high seven points at Bing-hamton(1/19)... Pulled down a career-high six rebounds at Boston University (2/27). BEFORE UNH: Graduate of Corning East High School... Averaged 18.7 points and 12.4 rebounds per game in her senior season... Scored 35 points in a single game... Played for the Crystal City Stars AAU program... Had 17 double-doubles in 2007... Selected to the First Team All-Conference in 2007... Named to the Eighth Team All-State in 2007... A Second Team All-Conference selection in 2006... Also lettered in track; set school record in 100 hurdles, 400 hurdles, high jump and pentathlon... A N.Y. State Champion in the pentathlon... Was an All-Conference soccer player (2005 & ‘06).

PERSONAL: Born March 10, 1989 in Corning, N.Y.... Daughter of Craig Early and Sharon Stockman... Her father Craig played basketball at the University of Northern Colorado (1972-76)... Hospitality manage-ment major.

early’s Career stats

YEAR GP-GS FG-FGA PCT 3FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT ORB-DRB TOT AVG PF A TO BLK STL PTS AVG. 07-08. 12-1. 6-15.... .400.... 0-0..... .000.... 7-11.... .636..... 8-10.... 18... 1.5... 16... 0.... 5.... 0.... 1.... 19. 1.6 08-09 31-14 34-69 .493 0-0 .000 16-27 .593 40-90 130 4.2 50 16 49 3 23 84 2.7TOTALS 43-15 40-84 .476 0-0 .000 23-38 .605 48-100 148 3.4 66 16 54 3 24 103 2.4




Kelley flynn

456-5

sophomore (r.)Center

Hopkinton, N.H.

2008-09 HIGHLIGHTS: Did not see any action due to NCAA transfer regulations... eligible to participate

in the fall of 2009.

BEFORE UNH: Transferred from University of Richmond ... Played in 21 collegiate games for the Spiders...

A graduate of Hopkinton High School ... Tallied 1,820 career points while leading Hopkinton High School

to the state Semifinals and State Championships... A McDonald’s All-American nominee and Street &

Smith All-American Nominee… averaged a career-best 27.0 ppg and 18 rpg her junior year ... a four-

time Monabnock All-Star and All-State honoree ... named to the All-State first team her junior and senior

years ... named MVP of the Hopkinton Christmas Tournament ... two-time Hopkinton team MVP ... ranked

a Top 10 Player in Varsity New England Magazine for two years straight ... rated the 48th best center in

the country by the All-Star Girl’s Report Recruiting Service ... while at Trinity H.S. her sophomore year,

she was named the MVP of Queen City Invitational Basketball All-Star, in addition to leading her team

to the State Finals ... also played two years of volleyball, earning team MVP honors.

PERSONAL: Born May 2, 1989.... Daughter of Bob and Linda Flynn.

points 5, three timesrebounds 8, mu 12/29/07assists - -free-throws 3, fordham 2/2/083-pointers - -steals 1, ND 1/2/08Blocks 4, Longwood 11/29/07

Career HigHs

Flynn’s Career stats

YEAR GP-GS FG-FGA PCT 3FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT ORB-DRB TOT AVG PF A TO BLK STL PTS AVG.. 07-08. 21-0. 16-41. .390. 0-0. .000. 9-27. .333. 22-30. 52. 2.5. 20. 0. 12. 1. 1. 41. 2.0.TOTALS 21-0 16-41 .390 0-0 .000 9-27 .333 22-30 52 2.5 20 0 12 1 1 41 2.0



Kelley flynn

points 21, Cmu 12/28/08rebounds 12, spC 11/24/08assists 2, five timesfree-throws 5, twice3-pointers - -steals 4, three timesBlocks 2, BC 11/27/07

Career HigHs

Fowler’s Career stats

YEAR GP-GS FG-FGA PCT 3FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT ORB-DRB TOT AVG PF A TO BLK STL PTS AVG. 06-07. 25-1. 13-31.... .419.... 0-0..... .000.... 8-19.... .421.... 18-20.... 38... 1.5... 21.. 2... 17.... 1.... 4.... 34... 1.4.. 07-08. 25-17. 62-107. .579. 0-0. .000. 18-56. .321. 53-59. 112. 4.5. 59. 9. 39. 4. 16. 142. 5.7. 08-09. 31-31. 79-154. .513. 0-0. .000. 24-50. .480. 80-89. 169. 5.5. 73. 11. 62. 5. 15. 182. 5.9TOTALS 81-49 154-292 .527 0-0 .000 50-122 .410 151-168 319 3.9 153 22 118 10 35 358 4.4

2008-09 HIGHLIGHTS: Played and started in all 31 games for the Wildcats… led the team in field goal percentage (.513; 79-154)… pulled in the second most rebounds on the team with 169… averaged 5.5 rebounds per game… notched 5.9 points per game… posted a career-high 21 points against Central Michigan (12/28) ... tied a career-high in assists and steals with two and four, respectively, against Yale (11/29).

2007-08 HIGHLIGHTS: Saw action in 26 games, including 16 starts... Led the team in field goal percentage (.574; 62-108)... Pulled down a career-high 13 rebounds against St. Peter’s (11/24/07)... Netted a career high 10 points against Stony Brook (2/6), then tallied the same mark at Maine (3/5).

2006-07 HIGHLIGHTS: Saw action in 25 games, including one start... Finished third on the team, leading the freshmen class in field goal percentage (.419; 13-31)... In three games vs. Albany shot 60% from the field by hitting 6-of-10 shots... Earned first collegiate start at Binghamton (3/3).

BEFORE UNH: Graduated from Glassboro High School... Averaged 10.5 points, 12.6 rebounds and 1.1 steals per game while leading Glassboro H.S. to another deep run in the New Jersey state tournament... Named to the tri-county all-star team... Played alongside current teammate Althena Gaines at Glassboro and for the Philadelphia Belles AAU team.

PERSONAL: Born September 28, 1988 in Delaware County, Pennsylvania... Daughter of Dwayne Fowler and Yvette Marks... Exercise science major.

326-2

seniorCenter

glassboro, N.J.

racheal fowler




points 13, Colgate 12/5/08rebounds 8, twiceassists 4, Colgate 12/5/08free-throws 6, umBC 1/20/073-pointers 3, Colgate 12/5/08steals 4, umBC 2/8/09Blocks 3, three times

Career HigHs

Chrissy Hall

246-0

seniorforward

Northbridge, mass.

2008-09 HIGHLIGHTS: Played in all 31 games, including 13 starts for the Wildcats… ranked second on the team in blocks with 22… tied a career-high in blocks with three against Yale (11/29)… tied a career-high in rebounds with eight against UMBC (1/20)… tallied a career-high 13 points and four assists against Colgate (12/5)… collected a career-high four steals against UMBC (2/8).

2007-08 HIGHLIGHTS: Competed in 11 of 29 games… Tied a career high with three blocks and a sea-son-high six points against Vermont(2/19)… Enjoyed a season-high four-for-four from the free throw line against Stony Brook(3/8)

2006-07 HIGHLIGHTS: Saw action in 16 games, including six starts… Shot 4-of-5 from the floor for 12 points and pulled down four rebounds in the AE tournament play-in game vs. Albany (3/8/07)…Led team with 12 points (5-of-8) and recorded five rebounds and two blocks in victory over Maine (2/3/07)… Led team in rebounding in both games vs. Vermont (5, 1/27/07; 8, 2/28/07)… Finished fourth on team in field goal percentage (.400; 26-65)

BEFORE UNH: Graduated from Northbridge High School… All-time leading scorer with 1,088 points at Northbridge… Averaged 16.5 points, 10.9 rebounds, 5.3 blocks… Holds the record for most points scored in a game with 35… Named to the 2005-06 Worcester Telegram and Gazette Super Team… SWCL-East Conference All-Star for three seasons… Named to the Metro West Daily First Team her junior and senior year

PERSONAL: Born May 17, 1988 in Worcester, Massachusetts… Daughter of Stephen and Kathy Hall…Ki-nesiology: sport studies major

Hall’s Career stats

YEAR GP-GS FG-FGA PCT 3FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT ORB-DRB TOT AVG PF A TO BLK STL PTS AVG. 06-07. 16-6. 26-65.... .400.... 2-8..... .250... 25-35.... .714.... 17-27.... 44... 2.8... 31... 2... 16... 10.... 3.... 79. ......4.9.. 07-08. 11-0. 4-14.... .286.... 2-4..... .500... 14-18.... .778..... 8-11.... 19... 1.7... 19... 4.... 6... 10... 5. 24. 2.2.. 08-09. 31-13. 37-114. .325. 25-81. .309. 14-16. .875. 24-74. 98. 3.2. 64. 26. 43. 22. 22. 113. 3.6TOTALS 58-19 67-193 .347 29-93 .312 53-69 .768 49-112 161 2.8 114 32 64 42 30 212 3.7



Chrissy Hall

2008-09 HIGHLIGHTS: Played in three games before suffering a season-ending injury at Long Island

(11/28)… averaged 8 points per game, 3.3 rebounds per game and 3 assists per game... had a season

high of 20 points and eight rebounds against Bryant (11/14)… notched a season high five assists

against UMass (11/19).

BEFORE UNH: Graduated from Nashua North High School... First ever 1,000-point scorer in school his-

tory... Amassed 1,032 points, 362 steals and 282 assists... Named All-State and All-Area Team in each of

her four seasons and was selected to the All-Academic Team her junior year.

PERSONAL: Born May 31, 1990 in Nashua, N.H.... Daughter of David and Lori Hogan.

Career HigHs

Kelsey Hogan

235-6

freshman (r.)guard

Nashua, N.H.

points 20, Bryant 11/14/08rebounds 8, Bryant 11/14/08assists 5, umass 11/19/08free-throws 4, Bryant 11/14/083-pointers 2, Bryant 11/14/08steals 1, umass 11/19/08Blocks - -

Hogan’s Career stats

YEAR GP-GS FG-FGA PCT 3FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT ORB-DRB TOT AVG PF A TO BLK STL PTS AVG 08-09 3-3 8-27 .296 2-11 .182 6-8 .750 0-10 10 3.3 6 9 17 0 1 24 8.0TOTALS 3-3 8-27 .296 2-11 .182 6-8 .750 0-10 10 3.3 6 9 17 0 1 24 8.0




points 19, Colgate 12/5/08rebounds 10, umBC 2/8/09assists 10, umBC 1/10/09free-throws 9, Nu 12/14/083-pointers 4, Colgate 12/5/08steals 4, Bu 1/17/09Blocks 1, six times

Career HigHs

abigail Larosa

155-8

sophomore (r)guard

Hampton, N.H

2008-09 HIGHLIGHTS: Played and started in all 31 games for the Wildcats… averaged 6.4 points per game… led the team in steals with 35… collected a career-high four steals against Boston University (1/17)… led the team in assists with 94… ranked 8th in the America East conference in assists per game with an average of 3… netted a career-high 19 points against Colgate (12/5)… pulled in a career-high 10 rebounds against UMBC (2/8)… tallied a career-high 10 assists against UMBC (1/10)… drained a career-high nine free throws against Northeastern (12/14)… notched a career-high four 3-pointers against Colgate (12/5).

2007-08 HIGHLIGHTS: Played in five games before suffering a season-ending injury at BC (11/27)… Had a season high of six points in six minutes against Central Connecticut(11/13).

BEFORE UNH: Was a four-year stater at Winnacunnet High School... Scored over 1,200 career points, averaging 18 points, 5.8 rebounds and three steals per game... Notched 37 points in one game... Led the team to the State quarterfinals her freshman year, the semifinals her sophomore year, winning the N.H. Class L State Championship her senior season... A 2007 McDonald’s All-American nominee... Named to the Varsity Magazine Select Team in 2006 & ‘07... Foster’s Daily Democrat Player of the Year in 2007... Selected to Foster’s Daily Democrat Dream Team First Team in 2006... Named to Union Leader All-State Second Team in 2006... Member of the N.H. All-State 1st Team (2006) and N.H. All-State Second Team (2006)... Played for the N.H. Shooting Stars AAU Program.

PERSONAL: Born April 29, 1989 in Exeter, N.H.... Daughter of Philip and Julie LaRosa.

larosa’s Career stats

YEAR GP-GS FG-FGA PCT 3FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT ORB-DRB TOT AVG PF A TO BLK STL PTS AVG. 07-08. 5-0. 3-8..... .375.... 2-3..... .667.... 8-14.... .571..... 0-4..... 4... 0.8... 13... 8.... 7.... 0.... 3.... 16... 3.2. 08-09. 31-31. 66-209. .316. 28-99. .283. 38-49. .776. 9-91. 100. 3.2. 70. 94. 123. 6. 35. 198. 6.4TOTALS 36-31. 69-217..... .318.... 30-102..... .294.... 46-63.... .730..... 9-95..... 104... 2.8... 83... 102....130.... 6.... 38.... 214... 5.9



abigail Larosa

points 10, Nu 12/14/08rebounds 9, umass 11/19/08assists 2, Bing 1/19/08free-throws 3, twice3-pointers - -steals 2, three timesBlocks 4, four times

Career HigHs

Jill mcDonald

MCDonalD’s Career stats

YEAR GP-GS FG-FGA PCT 3FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT ORB-DRB TOT AVG PF A TO BLK STL PTS AVG. 07-08. 29-1. 26-75.... .347.... 0-0..... .000... 15-18.... .833.... 30-36.... 66... 2.3... 50... 7... 15.... 9.... 6.... 67... 2.3. 08-09. 31-1. 45-98. .459. 0-0. .000. 20-28. .714. 27-75. 102. 3.3. 75. 6. 45. 47. 9. 110. 3.5TOTALS 60-2 71-173 .410 0-0 .000 35-46 .761 57-111 168 2.8 125 13 60 56 15 177 2.8

336-2

JuniorCenter

middlebury, vt

COLLEGIATE ACCOLADES: Tallied the second best single-season block total in program history with 47 during the 2008-09 season ... 6th on UNH’s all-time blocks list with 56.

2008-09 HIGHLIGHTS: Played in all 31 games, including one start for the Wildcats … ranked first on the team in blocks with 47 … ranked fourth in the America East conference in blocks per game with an average of 1.5 … tied a career-high of four blocks in a game five times … tallied a career-high 10 points against Northeastern (12/14) … collected a career-high nine rebounds against UMass (11/19).

2007-08 HIGHLIGHTS: Saw action in all 29 games, including one start against Colgate (12/1)... Pulled down five rebounds at home against both Central Connecticut (11/13) and Albany (1/5)... Had a career-high eight points to lead the team in scoring at Stony Brook (3/8)... Had two blocks against America East powerhouse Hartford (1/16).

BEFORE UNH: Graduated from Middlebury Union High School... Recorded 792 points (10 ppg), 690 re-bounds (8.7 rpg) and 385 blocks (4.9) in her career... Selected to the Addison Independent All-Satar First Team (2004-05, 05-06 and 06-07)... Named to the Varsity Magazine All-Star Second Team her junior and senior seasons... Led Tigers to the 2004 Division 1 Vermont state championship and was selected WDEV Player of the Game... Played for the Lone Wolf AAU program.

PERSONAL: Born April 16, 1989 in Warwick, New York... Daughter of Duane and Judy McDonald... Unde-clared major.



player profiles

Lauren Wells

points 28, umBC 1/10/09rebounds 9, twiceassists 11, twicefree-throws 6, five times3-pointers 6, twicesteals 7, sBu 2/8/08Blocks 4, twice

Career HigHs

siMpson’s Career stats

YEAR GP-GS FG-FGA PCT 3FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT ORB-DRB TOT AVG PF A TO BLK STL PTS AVG. 06-07. 29-27. 72-224... .321... 45-153... .294... 13-20.... .650.... 19-67.... 86... 3.0... 47... 39... 34.... 8... 26... 202... 7.0. 07-08. 28-26. 101-346... .292... 55-189... .291... 58-77.... .753.... 22-84... 106... 3.8... 60... 77... 99... 14... 38... 315.. 11.3. 08-09. 31-31. 135-443. .305. 62-250. .248. 25-40. .625. 25-74. 99. 3.2. 82. 90. 103. 17. 29. 357. 11.5TOTALS 88-84 308-1013 .304 162-622 .274 96-137 .701 66-225 291 3.3 189 206 236 39 93 874 9.9

COLLEGIATE ACCOLADES: 2007-06 America East All-Rookie team member … 2nd on UNH’s all-time 3-point field goals made list with 161 ... 19th on UNH’s all-time scoring list with 874 points ... Holds the single-season record for 3-point field goals made with 62 ... 15th on UNH’s all-time blocks list with 39 ... Tied for 14th on UNH’s all-time assists list with 206.

2008-09 HIGHLIGHTS: Played in all 31 games for the Wildcats… ranked second on the team in points with 357 points… averaged 11.5 points per game, a total which ranked second on the team and 12th in the conference… drained 62 shots from beyond the arc, the best single-season mark in program history … tied a single-season record with six trifectas against Colgate (12/5)… ranked third on the team and 12th in the conference in blocks with 17… tied for the second best steal total on the team with 29… tallied back-to-back 20-plus point games, including a career-best 28 points against UMBC (1/10) and 21 points against Dartmouth (1/13)… cracked into the Wildcats’ list of top-20 career scorers after posting 17 points against Maine (2/12)… matched her career high in assists with 11 against Binghamton (3/4)… ranked second on the team in assists with 90... averaged 2.9 assists per game which ranked 10th in the conference... tallied a career-high 28 points against UMBC (1/10)… tied a career-high in blocks with four against Maine (1/6)… tied a career-high in free-throws with six against Stony Brook (1/24).

2007-08 HIGHLIGHTS: Started in 26 of 28 games… Totaled a team high of 315 points averaging 11 points per game… Had a career high 23 points twice versus Colgate (12/01)and USF(11/17)…While posting double figures, notched a career high 11 assists against UMBC(2/2)… Ended the season third on the team in defensive rebounds with 84… Led the team in steals with 38, swiping a career-high seven steals against Stony Brook (2/6)… Broke a career high with four blocked shots against Providence (12-28-07)… Fourth on the team in total rebounds with 106.

2006-07 HIGHLIGHTS: Was the only freshman to play in all 29 games, starting in 27… Netted a career-high 21 points, including a career-best six 3-pointers and was award AE Player of the Game at Binghamton (3/3)… Posted 13 points, 5 rebounds, three assists and three blocked shots and was awarded AE Player of the game at Hartford (1/7)… Shot 6-of-13 from the floor for 15 points and recorded six rebounds at UMBC (2/17)… Recorded 14 points, going 4-for-7 beyond the arc at Albany (2/21)… Nailed a team-best 45 3-pointers on the season… Recorded first double-digit effort with 11 points vs. Providence (11/28)… Jumped onto UNH’s all-time 3-point field goals made list with her 25 career 3-pointer in victory vs. Albany (1/31)… Finished season third on the team in points with 202.

BEFORE UNH: Graduated from Waterford High School… Averaged 17 points, eight rebounds, and six assists per game… Named the Lancers MVP for the past two seasons… 1,000 point scorer for Waterford… McDonald’s All-America nominee in 2006… Earned All-Conference honors in both her sophomore and junior seasons… Led Lancers to Class “L” State Finals in 2005… Hartford Currant and New Haven Register All-State member… Earned Norwich Bulletin and New London Day All-Area in 2004-06… Played for the Connecticut Storm AAU team..

PERSONAL: Born January 6, 1988 in New London, Connecticut… Daughter of David and Karen Simpson… Business administration major.

amy simpson

215-10

seniorguard

Waterford, Conn.


player profiles

points 13, uvm 2/1/09rebounds 6, msu 12/29/08assists 3, Bu 2/15/09free-throws 5, uvm 2/1/093-pointers 2, three timessteals 2, three timesBlocks 1, three times

Career HigHs

Lauren Wells

255-7

sophomoreguard

West Chester, pa.

2008-09 HIGHLIGHTS: Played in 29 games for the Wildcats… averaged 5.1 points per game… tallied

a season high 13 points to go along with two assists, a block and a steal against Vermont (2/1)… col-

lected a season high six rebounds and two steals against Morehead State (12/29)… notched a season

high three assists against Boston University (2/15).

BEFORE UNH: Graduated from Archbishop Carroll High School after transferring from West Chester

High School... Helped Archbishop to back-to-back conference title games, winning the Philadelphia

Catholic League title in 2007...Was instrumental in her team’s victories over two of the best teams in

the nation... Played AAU ball for he Chester County Wizards.

PERSONAL: Born on September 20, 1990 in Coatesville, Pennsylvania... Daughter of Samuel and Michelle

Wells.

wells’ Career stats

YEAR GP-GS FG-FGA PCT 3FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT ORB-DRB TOT AVG PF A TO BLK STL PTS AVG 08-09 29-0 50-168 .298 7-36 .194 40-56 .714 16-39 55 1.9 20 23 24 3 12 147 5.1TOTALS 29-0 50-168 .298 7-36 .194 40-56 .714 16-39 55 1.9 20 23 24 3 12 147 5.1

amy simpson



player profiles

Jilliane friel

player profiles

Career HigHs

williaMs’ Career stats

YEAR GP-GS FG-FGA PCT 3FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT ORB-DRB TOT AVG PF A TO BLK STL PTS AVG. 06-07. 23-0. 27-73. .370. 7-14. .500. 14-28. .500. 14-22. 36. 1.6. 26. 2. 15. 4. 3. 75. .......3.3. 07-08. 29-27. 101-267... .378.... 5-21.... .238... 98-122... .803.... 70-125... 195... 6.7... 83... 33.. 104... 12... 14... 305.. 10.5. 08-09. 31-31. 163-444. .367. 14-55. .255. 159-213. .746. 104-148. 252. 8.1. 77. 35. 136. 14. 29. 499. 16.1TOTALS 83-58 291-784 .371 26-90 .289 271-363 .747 188-295 483 5.8 186 70 255 30 46 879 10.6

points 27, Bu 1/17/09rebounds 16, msu 12/29/08assists 4, umBC 2/08/09free-throws 10, Hu 2/04/093-pointers 2, four timessteals 5, Colgate 12/5/08Blocks 3, sBu 2/25/09

COLLEGIATE ACCOLADES: Selected to the America East All-Conference Second Team for the 2008-09 season ... 18th on UNH’s all-time scoring list with 879 points... Tallied the second most free throws in a single-season in program history with 159 during the 2008-09 season... 16th on UNH’s all-time rebounds list with 483 ... Tied for 19th on UNH’s all-time blocks list with 30 ... Named team’s most improved player for the 2007-08 season.

2008-09 HIGHLIGHTS: Played in all 31 games for the Wildcats … selected to the America East All-Conference Second Team, becoming only the tenth player in program history to do so … led the team with 499 points … averaged a team-high 16.1 points per game, a total which ranked third in the America East … pulled in a team- and conference-high 252 rebounds for an average of 8.1 rebounds per game … one of just two players in the America East conference to rank in the top three in both scoring and rebounding … tied for second best steal total on the team with 29 … tallied a career-high five steals against Colgate (12/5) ... notched a total of 14 blocks, including a career-high three against Stony Brook (2/25) … led team with a career-high 16 rebounds in addition to 17 points against Morehead State (12/29) … notched a career-high 27 points against America East Champion, Boston University (1/17) … tallied a career-high four assists against UMBC (2/8) ... led team in scoring in 22 contests … posted double figures in 28 games this year, including 23 straight games to start the season … earned a conference best 10 double-doubles, including five against America East opponents … tallied the second most free throws in a single season in program history with 159 ... drained a career-high 10 free throws against Hartford (2/4).

2007-08 HIGHLIGHTS: Played in all 29 games for the Wildcats… Scored 18 of a career-high 22 points in the second half against Iona(12/12)… Averaged 10 points per game and posted in the top ten in America East in rebounding(sixth)… Led the team in offensive and defensive rebounds, averaging 6.7 per game… Scored her third double-double of the season against Dartmouth (1/9) with 14 points and a career high 14 rebounds… Second on the team in scoring with 305 points… Went 5-for-5 from the charity stripe vs. Albany (1/5) leading the Wildcats to a perfect 10-of-10… was also perfect from the free throw line in seven other games.

2006-07 HIGHLIGHTS: Scored 11 during the second half with back-to-back 3-pointers with less than a minute to play to lead the team in scoring with 13 points, to go along with four rebounds and a block at Vermont (1/27)… Shot 8-of-15 for 20 points, recorded four rebounds and three steals at the Lady Luck Classic tournament… Netted 13 points, shooting 5-of-11 from the floor in win over Winston-Salem State at the Lady Luck Classic (12/29)… Finished with a team best .500 3-point shooting percentage (7-for-14).

BEFORE UNH: Played for St. Raphael Academy in Rhode Island… Averaged 27.3 points, 11.1 rebounds, five assists and five blocks per game in her senior season… Tallied 1,656 career points, including 41 points in a single game… Led St. Raphael to the Final Four in 2005-06… Selected to Rhode Island’s All-State, All-League, All-Division and All-Class Team in 2005-06… Female recipient of the 2005 Wendy’s High School Heisman state award for Rhode Island… Played for the Bristol Stars, South Coast Magic and Mass Liberty AAU programs.

PERSONAL: Born January 3, 1988 in Norfolk, Massachusetts… Daughter of Toby and Christine Williams… Father played for the New England Patriots from 1980-86… Mother earned a basketball scholarship at the University of Nebraska… English & psychology major.

206-1

seniorforward

Norfolk, mass.

Candace Williams


player profiles

Jilliane friel

145-10

freshmanguard

Durham, N.H.

BEFORE UNH: Was a three-sport standout at Oyster River High School ...New Hampshire Class I Player of the Year and a First Team All-State player during her senior season ... won the Jack Ford Scholar Athlete Award from the NH Basketball Coaches Organization, an award which measures academic excellence, citizenship through community service and baskeball accomplishments ... scored over 1,000 points in her career at Oyster River, becoming the second leading female scorer in school history, trailing only her older sister Jennifer ...selected as a McDonald’s All-American during her senior year ... a second-team all-state basketball selection her junior year ... a three-time Foster’s Daily Democrat Basket-ball Dream Team member ... helped lead the Bobcats to Class I Champi-onship sin 2006 and 2009 ... played for the New England Crusaders AAU team ... also played soccer and was the goalie for the 2007 Class I state champions and was selected to the first-team all-state team ... was also the number one singles and doubles player on the tennis team.

PERSONAL: Born November 1, 1990 in Durham, New Hampshire ... Daughter of the late UNH men’s basketball head coach Gerry Friel ... will be the third member of the Friel family to play basketball for the Wildcats, as her brother Jeremy played from 2003-05 and her sister Jennifer played for the women’s team from 1993-97 ... a Business Ad-ministration major.

player profiles

Candace Williams Diamon Beckford

25-11

freshmanguard

philadephia, pa.

BEFORE UNH: Played at Upper Darby High School ... during her

junior season became the fourth player in the school’s history to

surpass the 1,000-point mark ... totaled 422 points in her junior

year ... finished with 1653 points and over 1,000 rebounds during

her high school career ... a three-time All-Delco first-team member

was a third-team all-southeastern Pennsylvania selection her junior

year ... played AAU basketball for the DVBA Comets, who finished

in the top 16 three years in a row, and finished third in 2007 at the

AAU Nationals ... Named First Team Central League each year from

2005 to 2009 ... Named Central League MVP in 2009 ... Named to the

All-State Second Team in 2008-09 and to the All-State 3rd Team in

2006-07 ... Beckford led the Royals to the District 1 playoffs in 2007

and 2008, including a state playoff berth in 2009.

PERSONAL: Born January 9, 1991 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

... daughter of Vince and Marcia Lawrence ... a Communications

major.




Cari reed

36-0

freshmanguard

New york, N.y.

BEFORE UNH: Was a three-time selection to both the All-League

First Team and the All-CNY (Central New York) Team while play-

ing for her father, Phil, at Oswego High School ... averaged over

17 points per game, 9 rebounds per game, 4 assists per game, 2

steals per game adn 1.9 blocks per game last season for Oswego ...

the Buccaneers are the defending league champions for the third

straight year and have advanced to the Class AA sectional finals

each of the past three seasons ... was selected as the conference

Player of the Year in 2009 ... named to the First Team All-League

from 2005 to 2009 ... selected to the First Team All CN4 in 2007,

2008 and 2009 ... named to the Third Team All CN4 in 2005 and

2006 ... was National Honor Society member and was the highest

honor roll scholar athlete at Oswego ... played AAU basketball for

the Unity Wildcats.

PERSONAL: Born May 16, 1991 in Oswego, New York ... daughter of

Lori and Philip Reed ... a Kinesiology: Exercise Science major.

Jackie Lyons

125-7

freshmanguard

reading, mass.

BEFORE UNH: Played at Reading High School ... scored 436

points last season and was the Woburn Times Chronicle Player

of the Year in 2007 ... MA North Player of the Year ... MVP of the

Middlesex League ... named to the Boston Herald All-Scholastic

team ... led the Rockets to the Middlesex League title ... named

to the Boston Globe Super Team ... was the 2007 conference

leading scorer, with an 18.1 points per game average in the

season ... was selected to the Middlesex All-League team in

2007 ... scored 1,026 points in three years with the Rockets ...

averaged over 19 points a game for her career at Reading High

... played for the Massachusetts Thundercats AAU program.

PERSONAL: Born November 15, 1999 in Reading, Massachusetts

... daughter of Richard and Toanne Lyons ... an undeclared

major.



Cari reed

Jackie Lyons

No. Name Cl. Pos. Ht. Hometown/High School 2... Diamon.Beckford... Fr.... G/F... 5-11... Philadelphia,.Pa./Upper.Darby3.. Cari.Reed.. Fr... G.. 6-0.. Oswego,.N.Y./Oswego10.. Denise.Beliveau.. So..(R).. F.. 5-11.. Framingham,.Mass./Framingham12.. Jackie.Lyons.. Fr... G.. 5-7.. Reading,.Mass./Reading14.. Jilliane.Friel.. Fr... G.. 5-10.. Durham,.N.H./Oyster.River15.. Abigail.LaRosa.. So... G.. 5-8.. Hampton,.N.H./Winnacunnet20.. Candace.Williams.. Sr... F.. 6-0.. Norfolk,.Mass./St..Raphael’s.Academy.(R.I.)21.. Amy.Simpson.. Sr... G.. 5-10.. Waterford,.Conn./Waterford23.. Kelsey.Hogan.. Fr..(R).. G.. 5-6.. Nashua,.N.H./Nashua.North24.. Chrissy.Hall.. Sr... F.. 6-0.. Northbridge,.Mass./Northbridge25.. Lauren.Wells.. So... G.. 5-7.. West.Chester,.Pa./Archbishop.Carroll32.. Racheal.Fowler.. Sr... C.. 6-2.. Glassboro,.N.J./Glassboro33.. Jill.McDonald.. Jr... C.. 6-3.. Middlebury,.Vt./Middlebury.Union54.. Kelley.Flynn.. So..(R).. C.. 6-5.. Hopinkton,.N.H./Hopkinton55.. Kate.Early.. Jr... F.. 6-1.. Corning,.N.Y./Corning.East

Head Coach: . Kristin.Cole.(Notre.Dame.‘94)Assistant Coaches: . Tara.Smith.(Xavier.‘06). . Jacquie.Hullah.(Cal.State-Fullerton.‘78). . Lauren.Moore.(Bentley.‘07)Dir. of Basketball Operations:.. Kristin.Higy.(Albany.‘08)Manager:.. Katheryn.Blais



season in review

2008-09.Results/.Statistics. 41.America.East.Review. 42.UNH.Awards. 42.America.East.Leaders. 43.America.East.Overview. 44-45Opponents.. 46

Season in Review


season in review

|---TOTAL---| |---3-PTS---| |----REBOUNDS----|## Player GP-GS Min--Avg FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------20 Candace Williams... 31-31 1118 36.1 163-444 .367 14-55 .255 159-213 .746 104 148 252 8.1 77 1 35 136 14 29 499 16.1 Conference-Only.. 16-16 577 36.1 83-224 .371 8-28 .286 98-129 .760 53 75 128 8.0 41 0 20 64 8 13 272 17.021 Amy Simpson........ 31-31 1091 35.2 135-443 .305 62-250 .248 25-40 .625 25 74 99 3.2 82 5 90 103 17 29 357 11.5 Conference-Only.. 16-16 585 36.6 68-219 .311 33-126 .262 19-31 .613 10 40 50 3.1 37 1 53 44 10 13 188 11.823 Kelsey Hogan.... ... 3-3 83 27.7 8-27 .296 2-11 .182 6-8 .750 0 10 10 3.3 6 0 9 17 0 1 24 8.0 Conference-Only.. 0-0 0 0.0 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.015 Abigail LaRosa..... 31-31 859 27.7 66-209 .316 28-99 .283 38-49 .776 9 91 100 3.2 70 2 94 123 6 35 198 6.4 Conference-Only.. 16-16 408 25.5 27-98 .276 11-47 .234 23-29 .793 6 35 41 2.6 35 0 43 60 4 15 88 5.532 Racheal Fowler..... 31-31 686 22.1 79-154 .513 0-0 .000 24-50 .480 80 89 169 5.5 73 1 11 62 5 15 182 5.9 Conference-Only.. 16-16 366 22.9 41-70 .586 0-0 .000 11-28 .393 51 47 98 6.1 41 0 4 26 1 5 93 5.825 Lauren Wells....... 29-0 652 22.5 50-168 .298 7-36 .194 40-56 .714 16 39 55 1.9 20 0 23 24 3 12 147 5.1 Conference-Only.. 16-0 399 24.9 37-118 .314 7-28 .250 30-41 .732 7 25 32 2.0 10 0 18 12 2 8 111 6.924 Chrissy Hall....... 31-13 611 19.7 37-114 .325 25-81 .309 14-16 .875 24 74 98 3.2 64 0 26 43 22 22 113 3.6 Conference-Only.. 16-3 281 17.6 20-58 .345 11-37 .297 7-8 .875 13 42 55 3.4 27 0 10 18 10 12 12 3.633 Jill McDonald...... 31-1 540 17.4 45-98 .459 0-0 .000 20-28 .714 27 75 102 3.3 75 1 6 45 47 9 110 3.5 Conference-Only.. 16-0 265 16.6 23-49 .469 0-0 .000 13-16 .813 11 39 50 3.1 33 0 4 28 28 0 59 3.755 Kate Early......... 31-14 560 18.1 34- 69 .493 0-0 .000 16-27 .593 40 90 130 4.2 50 0 16 49 3 23 84 2.7 Conference-Only.. 16-13 319 19.9 14-31 .452 0-0 .000 10-17 .588 21 53 74 4.6 28 0 9 21 0 11 38 2.4------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Total.............. 31 6200 617-1726 .357 138-532 .259 342-487 .702 385 772 1157 37.3 518 10 310 623 117 175 1714 55.3 Conference-Only.. 16 3200 313-867 .361 70-266 .263 211-299 .706 201 399 600 37.5 253 1 161 282 60 60 907 56.7------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Opponents.......... 31 6200 764-1892 .404 186-594 .313 368-567 .649 460 803 1263 40.7 511 - 439 487 82 298 2082 67.2 Conference-Only.. 16 3200 377-954 .395 97-285 .340 184-269 .684 222 397 619 38.7 285 5 222 227 42 127 1035 64.7

2008-09 RESULTS/LEADERS

2008-09 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS (8-23 OVERALL, 6-10 AE)

Season in Review

Date Opponent Score W/L High Points High Rebounds High Assists High Steals . 11/14.. .BRYANT. 66-69. L. Hogan.-20. Hogan.-8. Hogan-.4. Fowler-.3. 11/19. @Massachusetts. 51-67. L. Williams.-16. McDonald.-9. Hogan-.5. Simpson-.2. 11/28. @Long.Island. 60-74. L. Williams.-18. Williams.-10. Simpson-.5. Simpson.&.LaRosa-.2. 11/29. YALE. 55-76. L. Williams.-16.. Early.-10. Simpson.&.LaRosa-.3. Early.&.Fowler-.4. 12/3. @Harvard. 58-81. L. Simpson.&.Williams.-16. Simpson.-5.. LaRosa-.6. Hall.&.Early-.2. 12/5. @Colgate. 89-61. W. Simpson.-24. Williams.-7.. Simpson-.6. Williams-.5. 12/9. @Boston.College.. 43-85. L. Williams.-13. Williams-7. Simpson.&.LaRosa-.3. LaRosa-.3. 12/14. NORTHEASTERN. 70-62. W. Williams.&.Simpson.-17. Williams.-.15. LaRosa-.7. LaRosa-2.. 12/20. CANISIUS. 37-64. L. Williams.-11. Williams.-12. Wells-.2. Simpson-.2. 12/28. vs..CENTRAL.MICH.. 62-72. L. Fowler.-21. Williams.-13. LaRosa-.4. LaRosa-.3. 12/29. vs..MOREHEAD.STATE. 46-73. L. Williams.-17. Williams.-16. LaRosa-.5. Wells-.2. 12/30. @Louisville. 40-82. L. Williams.-17. McDonald.-5. Simpson-4.. LaRosa.&.Williams-.2. 1/2. @Xavier. 36-62. L. Williams.-11. Wiliams.&.Fowler-6. LaRosa-.4. McDonald.&.LaRosa-.2. 1/6. MAINE*. 51-47. W. Williams.-18. Fowler.-11. Williams-.3. Four.tied-.1. ...................... 1/10. at.UMBC*. 85-95. L. Simpson.-28. Williams.-11. LaRosa-.10. Simpson.&.LaRosa-.2. 1/13. DARTMOUTH. 49-62. L. Simpson.-21. Early.-8. LaRosa-.5. Simpson-.2. 1/17. @Boston.U.*. 62-79. L. Williams.-27. Early.&.Williams.-6. Simpson.&.LaRosa-.3. LaRosa-.4. 1/21. @Stony.Brook*. 75-65. W. Williams.-26. Early.-7. Simpson.&.LaRosa-.5. Williams-.3. 1/24. ALBANY*. 66-54. W. Simpson.-18. Williams.-9. Simpson-.5. Wells.&.Early-.2. 1/28. @Binghamton*. 59-76. L. Williams.-19. Williams.-10. Simpson-3. Williams-.2. 2/1. VERMONT*. 48-69. L........... Williams.-14. Fowler.-.9. Simpson-3. Williams-.2. 2/4. HARTFORD*. 32-59. L. Williams.-12. Hall.&.Fowler.-6. Four.tied-.1. Simpson.&.Hall-.2. 2/8. UMBC*. 73-65. W. C..Williams.-19. Williams.&.Fowler.-11. Williams-4. Hall-.4. 2/12. @Maine*. 49-57. L. Simpson.-17.......................... Simpson.&.Williams.-6. LaRosa-8. Early-.3. 2/15. BOSTON.U.*. 53-75. L. Fowler.-14. Williams.-9. Williams.&.Wells-.3. LaRosa-.2. 2/22. @Vermont*. 48-70. L. Williams.-22. Williams.-10. Three.tied-.2. Hall-.3. 2/25. STONY.BROOK*. 50-49. W. Williams.-17. Williams.-14. Simpson-.4. Fowler-.1. 2/28. @Albany*. 66-62. W. Williams.-22. Early.-9. LaRosa-.4. Early-.3. 3/4. BINGHAMTON*. 53-56. L. Williams.-11. Williams-7. Simpson-.11. Four.tied-.1. 3/7. @Hartford*. 37-57. L. Williams.-15. Williams.-8. Hall.&.Simpson-.2. Three.tied-.1. 3/13. VERMONT*. 45-57. L. Williams.-18. Fowler-11. Simpson-.5. Simpson-.3

.*.-Denotes.Conference.game

sCore By perioDs 1 2 totaLNEW.HAMPSHIRE.. ... 776. 938. . 1714OPPONENTS. . 1030. 1052. . 2082

atteNDaNCe games totaLs avg/gameHOME. 12. . 4372. . 364AWAY. 15. . 16065. . 1071NEUTRAL.. ..4. . 11844. . 2961TOTAL. 31. . 32281. . 1041

sCoriNg LeaDers g pts ppgCANDACE.WILLIAMS. . 31. 499. . 16.1AMY.SIMPSON. . 31. 357. . 11.5ABIGAIL.LAROSA. . 31. 198. . 6.4RACHEAL.FOWLER. . 31. 182. . 5.9LAUREN.WELLS. . 29. 147. . 5.1CHRISSY.HALL. . 31. 113. . 3.6JILL.MCDONALD. . 31. 110. . 3.5



awards Conference Leaders

Boston.University. 16. 0. 1.000. 25. 8. .758Hartford. 14. 2. .875. 20. 12. .625Vermont. 12. 4. .750. 21. 12. .636Binghamton. 8. 8. .500. 14. 17. .452UMBC. 6. 10. .375. 8. 23. .258New Hampshire 6 10 .375 8 23 .258Stony.Brook. 4. 12. .250. 6. 23. .207Albany. 3. 13. .187. 6. 25. .194Maine. 3. 13. .187. 5. 25. .167

2008-09 AMERICA EAST STANDINGS AMERICA EAST OVERALL

2007-08 AMERICA EAST HONORSFirst Team

Erica.Beverly.(Jr.,.F),.HartfordJesyka.Burks-Wiley.(Sr.,.F),.Boston.U.Christine.Kinneary.(Sr.,.G),.Boston.U.

Amarachi.Umez-Eronini.(Sr.,.G),.Boston.U.Courtnay.Pilypaitis.(Sr.,.G),.Vermont

Second TeamCandace Williams (Jr., F), New Hampshire

Carlee.Cassidy.(Jr.,.G),.UMBCDiana.Delva.(So.,.F),.HartfordLisa.Etienne.(Sr.,.G),.Hartford

May.Kotsopoulos.(Jr.,.G),.VermontThird Team

Kristi.Dini.(Sr.,.G),.Boston.U.Laura.Franceski.(Sr.,.C),.BinghamtonAndrea.Holmes.(Fr.,.G),.Binghamton

Kristen.Jeter.(So.,.F),.Stony.BrookIlicia.Mathis.(Fr.,.G),.Hartford

All-Rookie TeamErin.Brown.(Fr.,.F),.UMBC

Andrea.Holmes.(Fr.,.G),.BinghamtonMichelle.Kurowski.(Fr.,.G),.UMBC

Ilicia.Mathis.(Fr.,.G),.HartfordViive.Rebane.(Fr.,.F),.Binghamton

All-Defensive TeamLisa.Etienne.(Sr.,.G),.Hartford

Amarachi.Umez-Eronini.(Sr.,.G),.Boston.U.Erica.Beverly.(Jr.,.F),.Hartford

Christine.Kinneary.(Sr.,.G),.Boston.U.May.Kotsopoulos.(Jr.,.G),.Vermont

All-Academic Team.Brittany.Boser.(Jr.,.F),.Maine

Meghan.Colabella.(Jr.,.F),.UMBCJodie.Plikus.(So.,.G),.UMBC

Amy.Rosenkrantz.(Sr.,.G),.VermontMay.Kotsopoulos.(Jr.,.G),.Vermont

Player of the Year: .Jesyka.Burks-Wiley,.Boston.U.Defensive Player of the Year:.Amarachi.Umez-Eronini,.Boston.U.

Rookie of the Year: .Andrea.Holmes, BinghamtonCoach of the Year: .Kelly.Greenberg,.Boston.U.

2009 Friendship Cottage CheeseAmerica East Women’s Basketball Championship

(all games at Hartford’s Chase Arena - Hartford, Conn.)

First Round: Thursday, March 12Game.1.–.No..8.Albany.63,.No..9.Maine.43

Quarterfinals: Friday, March 13Game.2.–.No..4.Binghamton.66,.No..5.UMBC.54

Game.3.–.No..1.Boston.U..77,.No..8.Albany.75.(OT)Game.4.–.No..2.Hartford.68,.No..7.Stony.Brook.53

Game.5.–.No..3.Vermont.57,.No..6.New.Hampshire.45

Semifinals: Saturday, March 15Game.6.–.No..1.Boston.U..57,.No..4.Binghamton.53

Game.7.–.No..2.Hartford.56,.No..3.Vermont.66

Championship Game: Sunday, March 16Game.8.–.No..1.Boston.U..66,.No..3.Vermont.74

2008-09 WILDCAT TEAM AWARDS

Most Outstanding Player: Candace.Williams.Hustle Award:.Abigail.LaRosa

Most Improved Player: Kate.EarlyWildcat Award: Denise.Beliveau,.Kelsey.Hogan.

Toughness Award: Amy.Simpson

Denise.Bealiveau.is.third.player.in.UNH.history.to.win.the.America.East.Rookie.of.the.Year.Award


awards Conference Leaders

SCORING

1... Carlee.Cassidy. UMBC. 20.42.. Jesyka.Burks-Wiley. Boston.U.. 17.93. Candace Williams New Hampshire 16.14.. Courtney.Pilypaitis. Vermont. 15.25.. May.Kotsopoulos. Vermont. 14.06.. Michelle.Kurowski. UMBC. 13.77.. Janea.Aiken. Albany. 13.38.. Kristi.Dini. Boston.U.. 12.79.. Kristen.Jeter. Stony.Brook. 12.510.. Britney.McGee. Albany. 12.3

.. PLAYER. .......TEAM. PPG

REBOUNDING

1. Candace Williams New Hampshire 8.12.. Jesyka.Burks-Wiley. Boston.U.. 7.33.. Courtney.Pilypaitis. Vermont. 7.34.. Erica.Beverly. Hartford. 7.25.. Diana.Delva. Hartford. 6.46... Meghan.Colabella.. UMBC. 6.2. Kirsten.Jeter. Stony.Brook. 6.28.. Sarah.Kazadi. Stony.Brook. 6.19.. Laura.Franceski.. Binghamton. 6.010.. Vive.Rebane. Binghamton. 5.7

.. PLAYER. .......TEAM. RPG

ASSISTS

1... Christine.Kinneary.. Boston.U.. 5.32.. Courtnay.Pilypaitis. Vermont. 5.03.. Kristin.Baker. Maine. 4.14.. Andrea.Holmes. Binghamton. 4.15.. Michele.Brokans. UMBC. 3.76.. Misha.Horsey. Stony.Brook. 3.57.. Amarac.Umez-Eronini..Boston.U.. 3.58. Abigail LaRosa New Hampshire 3.09.. May.Kotsopoulos. Vermont. 2.910.. Amy Simpson New Hampshire. 2.9

.. PLAYER. .......TEAM. APG

FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE

1... Diana.Delva. Hartford. .6012.. Erica.Beverly. Hartford. .4983.. Christine.Kinneary. Boston.U.. .4734.. Amarac.Umez-Eronini.Boston.U.. .4615.. Jesyka.Burks-Wley. Boston.U.. .4606.. Viive.Rebane. Binghamton. .4567.. Erin.Brown. UMBC. .4518.. Brittany.Boser. Maine. .4369.. Courtney.Pilypaitis. Vermont. .42010.. Janea.Aiken. Albany. .413

.. PLAYER. .......TEAM. %

FREE THROW PERCENTAGE (min. 2/game)

1... Brittany.Boser. Maine. .8602.. Ilicia.Mathis. Hartford. .8223.. Michelle.Kurowski. UMBC. .8174.. Carlee.Cassidy. UMBC. .8145.. Courtney.Pilypaitis. Vermont. .7876.. Jesyka.Burks-Wiley. Boston.U.. .7677.. Colleen.Kilmurray. Maine. .7618.. May.Kotsopoulos. Vermont. .7539.. Kirsten.Jeter. Stony.Brook. .74710. Candace Williams New Hampshire .746. .

1.. Kristi.Dini. Boston.U.. 3.32.. Britney.McGee.. Albany. 2.73.. Carlee.Cassidy. UMBC. 2.74.. Courtney.Pilypaitis. Vermont. 2.05. Amy Simpson New Hampshire 2.06.. Erica.Carter. Binghamton. 1.67.. Marylynne.Shaefer. Hartford. 1.48.. May.Kotsopoulos. Vermont. 1.39.. Michelle.Kurowski. .UMBC. 1.310.. Muffy.Sadler. Binghamton. 1.3

.. PLAYER. .......TEAM. AVG/G1... Christine.Kinneary. Boston.U.. 2.22.. Michele.Brokans. UMBC. 1.73.. Amarac.Umez-Eronini..Boston.U.. 1.44.. Courtnay.Pilypaitis. Vermont. 1.35.. Misha.Horsey. Stony.Brook. 1.06.. Andrea.Holmes. Binghamton. 1.07.. Kristin.Baker. Maine.. 0.88. Abigail LaRosa New Hampshire 0.8

.. PLAYER. .......TEAM. RATIO

3-PT FG PERCENTAGE (min. 35 attempts)

1.. Muffy.Sadler. Binghamton. .4492.. Britney.McGee. Albany. .4133.. Kristi.Dini. Boston.U.. .3944... Courtney.Pilypaitis. Vermont. .3875.. Lisa.Etienne. Hartford. .3566.. Tanna.Ross. Maine. .3377.. Erica.Carter. Binghamton. .3338.. Carlee.Cassidy. UMBC. .3219.. Tiffanie.Johnson.. Albany. .31810.. Kristin.Baker. Maine. .311

STEALS

1.. Amarachi.Umez-Eronini..Boston.U.. 2.52.. May.Kotsopoulos. Vermont. 2.23.. Courtney.Pilypaitis. Vermont. 2.14... Kirsten.Jeter. Stony.Brook. 2.15.. Lisa.Etienne. Hartford. 1.8. Viive.Rebane. Binghamton. 1.87.. Michele.Brokans. UMBC. 1.78.. Michelle.Kurowski. UMBC. 1.69.. Andrea.Holmes. Binghamton. 1.6. Darryll.Peterson. Binghampton. 1.6

.. PLAYER. .......TEAM. SPG

OFFENSIVE REBOUNDS

1. Candace Williams New Hampshire 3.42... Diana.Delva. Hartford. 3.23. Racheal Fowler New Hampshire 2.64.. Viive.Rebane. Binghamton.. 2.45.. Kirsten.Jeter. Stony.Brook.. 2.46.. Erica.Beverly. Hartford.. 2.47.. Amarachi.Umez-Eronini..Boston.U.. 2.48.. Kelli.Poles. Vermont. 2.39.. Meghan.Colabella. UMBC. 2.310.. Jesyka.Burks-Wiley. Boston.U.. 2.2

.. PLAYER. .......SEASON. RPG.(O)

DEFENSIVE REBOUNDS

1... Courtnay.Pilypaitis. Vermont. 6.42.. Jesyka.Burks-Wiley. Boston.U.. 5.13.. Erica.Beverly. Hartford.. 4.84. Candace Williams New Hampshire 4.85.. Andrea.Holmes. Binghamton. 4.16.. Laura.Franceski. Binghamton. 4.17.. Sarah.Kazadi. Stony.Brook. 4.08.. Aly.Hinton. Boston.U.. 4.09.. Meghan.Colabella. UMBC. 3.910.. Erin.Brown. UMBC. 3.9

.. PLAYER. .......SEASON. RPG.(D)

INDIVIDUAL CONFERENCE LEADERS



3-POINTERS MADE ASSIST/TURNOVER RATIO

SCORING OFFENSE

1... Boston.U.. .72.32.. UMBC.. 69.43.. Vermont. 66.64.. Hartford. 65.45.. Binghamton.. 60.26.. Albany. 57.27.. Stony.Brook. 56.18. New Hampshire 55.39.. Maine. 52.0

.. TEAM. AVG/GSCORING DEFENSE

1... Hartford. 56.82.. Vermont.. 58.53.. Binghamton.. 64.14.. Albany.. 64.35.. Boston.U... 65.36.. Maine.. 67.17. New Hampshire 67.28.. Stony.Brook.. 68.49.. UMBC.. 73.5

.. TEAM. AVG/G.....FG PERCENTAGE

1.. Boston.U... .4292.. Hartford. .4133... Vermont. .4044.. Albany. .3915.. Binghamton. .3886.. UMBC. .3807. New Hampshire .3578.. Stony.Brook. .3529.. Maine. .346

.. TEAM. %.3-PT FG PERCENTAGE

1.. Boston.U... .3382.. Binghamton. .3363.. Hartford. .3344... Vermont. .3295.. Albany. .3236.. UMBC. .3057.. Maine. .3038.. Stony.Brook. .2939. New Hampshire .259

.. TEAM. %.FT PERCENTAGE

1.. UMBC. .7312.. Vermont. .7163.. Maine. .7114.. Hartford. .7075... Boston.U... .7046. New Hampshire .7027.. Binghamton. .6718.. Albany. .6559.. Stony.Brook. .646

.. TEAM. %.

TEAM CONFERENCE LEADERS



NOVEMBERFri..13. Boston.U..at.Kentucky. 11.a.m.. Vermont.vs..Western.Michigan.(1).6.p.m... Albany.at.Fordham. 6.p.m.. Central.Connecticut.at.Maine. 7.p.m.. Virginia.at.UMBC.. 7.p.m.. St..Bonaventure.at.Binghamton.7.p.m.. St..Joseph’s.(PA).at.New.Hampshire.7.p.m.. Princeton.at.Stony.Brook. 7.p.m.Sat..14. Quinnipiac.at.Hartford.(NESN)..4:30.p.m.. Vermont.vs..FIU/NC.State.(1). 6/8.p.m.Sun..15. UMES.at.UMBC. . 1.p.m.. Boston.U..at.Massachusetts. 2.p.m.. St..John’s.at.Stony.Brook. 2.p.m.Mon..16. New.Hampshire.at.Maryland.. 7.p.m.Tues..17. Louisville.at.Hartford.(CTSN).7.p.m.. Maine.at.Harvard.. 7.p.m.Wed..18. Rhode.Island.at.Boston.U..(NESN).7.p.m.Thurs..19. Albany.at.NJIT. . 7.p.m.Fri..20. Hartford.at.Providence. 7.p.m.. UMass.at.New.Hampshire. 7.p.m.Sat..21. UMBC.at.St..Joseph’s. 2.p.m.. Boston.U..at.St..John’s. 2.p.m.. Maine.at.NJIT. . 2.p.m.. Stony.Brook.at.Robert.Morris. 7.p.m.Sun..22. Binghamton.at.Syracuse. 2.p.m.. Vermont.at.Boston.College. 2.p.m.. Hartford.at.Dartmouth. 2.p.m.Mon..23. St..Francis.(NY).at.Albany. 7.p.m.Tue..24. UMBC.at.Towson.. 7.p.m.. Lehigh.at.Binghamton. 7.p.m.. Northeastern.at.Boston.U.. 7.p.m.. Harvard.at.New.Hampshire. 7.p.m.. Sacred.Heart.at.Stony.Brook. 7.p.m.Wed..25. Albany.at.Hofstra. . 7.p.m.. Dartmouth.at.Vermont. 7.p.m.Fri..27. Holy.Cross.at.Maine.(2). 6.p.m.. Air.Force.at.Stony.Brook. 7.p.m.Sat..28. Binghamton.at.Canisius. 1.p.m.. Temple.at.Hartford.(CTSN). 2.p.m.. Buffalo/Penn.State.at.Maine.(2). 12/2.p.m.Sun..29. New.Hampshire.at.Quinnipiac.12.p.m.. UMBC.at.Bucknell. 2.p.m.. Cornell.at.Albany. 2.p.m.

DECEMBERTues..1. Hartford.at.Sacred.Heart. 7.p.m.Wed..2. Navy.at.UMBC. . 7.p.m.. Albany.at.Canisius. 7.p.m.. Boston.U..at.Brown. 7.p.m.. Stony.Brook.at.Monmouth. 7.p.m.. Binghamton.at.Siena. 7.p.m.Thurs..3. New.Hampshire.at.Seton.Hall. 7.p.m.. Vermont.at.Connecticut.(CPTV). 7:30.p.m.Fri..4. Hartford.at.Saint.Joseph’s.(PA).7.p.m.Sat..5. Maine.at.West.Virginia. 12.p.m.. Manhattan.at.Vermont. 1.p.m... Delaware.at.UMBC. 2.p.m.. Niagara.at.Binghamton. 2.p.m.. New.Hampshire.at.St..Peter’s. 2.p.m.. Albany.vs..Siena.(3). 5.p.m.Sun..6. Boston.U..at.Harvard. 2.p.m.. St..Francis.(NY).at.Stony.Brook. 2.p.m.Mon..7. Binghamton.at.Bryant. 7.p.m.. Vermont.at.Holy.Cross. 7.p.m.Tue..8. Delaware.at.Maine. 7.p.m.Wed..9. Boston.U..at.Yale. . 5:30.p.m.. Vermont.at.Massachusetts. 7.p.m.. Fairfield.at.Stony.Brook. 7.p.m.Thurs..10. Hartford.at.Connecticut.(4).(CPTV).7.p.m.. CCSU.at.New.Hampshire. 7.p.m.Fri..11. Binghamton.at.Villanova. 7.p.m.. Dartmouth.at.Stony.Brook. 7.p.m.Sat..12. Maine.at.Quinnipiac. 1.p.m.. UMBC.at.Coppin.State. 2.p.m.. Marist.at.Boston.U.. 2.p.m.. Wagner.at.Albany.. 2.p.m.Sun..13. Northeastern.at.Hartford.(CTSN).2.p.m.. Oklahoma.State.at.Vermont. 4:30.p.m.Sat..19. Miami.at.Binghamton. 2.p.m.. Army.at.Albany. . 2.p.m.. Hartford.at.Marist.(TW6). 7:30.p.m.Sun..20. Holy.Cross.at.New.Hampshire.1.p.m.. UMBC.at.Loyola. . 2.p.m.Mon..21. Vermont.at.Providence. 12.p.m.. Sacred.Heart.at.Binghamton. 7.p.m.

. Coppin.State.at.Hartford. 7.p.m.

. Stony.Brook.at.Hofstra. 7.p.m.

. Duke.at.Maine. . 7.p.m.Tues..22. UMBC.at.West.Virginia. 12.p.m.. Louisville.at.New.Hampshire. 7.p.m.Wed..23. Fairfield.at.Albany.. 5.p.m.Sun..27. Stony.Brook.at.Maryland.(5). 4:30.p.m.Mon..28. Binghamton.vs..Fordham.(6). 1.p.m.. Stony.Brook.vs..UNC-Wilmington.(5). 2.p.m.. UMBC.vs..East.Carolina.(6). 3.p.m... Boston.U..vs..South.Carolina.(7).4.p.m.. New.Hampshire.at.Canisius. 7.p.m.Tue..29. UMBC.at.Fordham.(6). 1.p.m.. Binghamton.vs..East.Carolina.(6). 3.p.m.. Boston.U..at.St..Joseph’s/Brown.(7).2/4.p.m.. Vermont.vs..Dayton.(8). 5.p.m.. Maine.at.University.of.Texas.(9). 8.p.m.Wed..30. Vermont.vs..Rhode.Island.(8). 5.p.m.. Maine.vs..Stephen.F..Austin.(9).6.p.m.. Bowling.Green.at.Hartford. 7.p.m.. New.Hampshire.at.Syracuse. 7.p.m.. Albany.at.Nebraska. 8.p.m.

JANUARYSat..2. Rhode.Island.at.Albany. 2.p.m.. *Vermont.at.New.Hampshire.. 2.p.m.. *Stony.Brook.at.Hartford. 4.p.m.Sun..3. Maine.at.Massachusetts. 1.p.m.. UMBC.at.Virginia.Tech. 2.p.m.. Boston.U..at.Boston.College. 2.p.m.Mon..4. Cornell.at.Binghamton. 7.p.m.. Nebraska.at.Vermont. 7.p.m.Tue..5. *Boston.U..at.Maine.. 7.p.m.Wed..6. *Hartford.at.UMBC. 5.p.m.. Albany.at.Brown. . 7.p.m.. *New.Hampshire.at.Stony.Brook.7.p.m.Thu..7. *Boston.U..at.Binghamton. 7.p.m.. *Maine.at.Vermont.. 7.p.m.Sat..9. *Stony.Brook.at.Binghamton.. 2.p.m.. *Hartford.at.New.Hampshire.. 4.p.m.Sun..10. *UMBC.at.Maine... 12.p.m.. *Albany.at.Vermont... 2.p.m.Tue..12. *Maine.at.New.Hampshire.. 7.p.m.Wed..13. *Binghamton.at.Vermont.. 7.p.m.. *Boston.U..at.Stony.Brook.. 7.p.m.. *UMBC.at.Albany.. 7.p.m.Sat..16. *Hartford.at.Binghamton.(NESN/TW)... 12.p.m.. *Albany.at.Boston.U... 2.p.m.. *New.Hampshire.at.UMBC. 2.p.m.. *Stony.Brook.at.Maine.. 7.p.m.Mon..18. *Binghamton.at.UMBC.. 7.p.m.. *Vermont.at.Boston.U... 7.p.m.. *Maine.at.Hartford.. 7.p.m.Tues..19. New.Hampshire.at.Dartmouth.7.p.m... *Albany.at.Stony.Brook.. 7.p.m.Thu..21. *Vermont.at.UMBC.. 12.p.m.. *Hartford.at.Boston.U... 7.p.m.. *Binghamton.at.Maine. 7:30p.m.Fri..22. *New.Hampshire.at.Albany.. 7.p.m.Sun..24. *Stony.Brook.at.Vermont.. 1.p.m... *UMBC.at.Boston.U... 2.p.m.. *Albany.at.Hartford.(CTSN). 2.p.m.. *New.Hampshire.at.Binghamton.. 6.p.m.Tue..26. *Hartford.at.Vermont.(NESN).7.p.m.Thu..28. *Boston.U..at.New.Hampshire..7.p.m.. *Stony.Brook.at.UMBC.. 7.p.m.. *Maine.at.Albany... 7.p.m.Sat..30. *Albany.at.Binghamton.. 2.p.m.. *Maine.at.Boston.U... 2.p.m.. *Hartford.at.Stony.Brook. 4.p.m.Sun..31. *New.Hampshire.at.Vermont.. 2.p.m..FEBRUARYTue..2. *UMBC.at.Hartford.. 7.p.m.Wed..3. *Binghamton.at.Boston.U.. 7.p.m.. *Stony.Brook.at.New.Hampshire.. 7.p.m.. *Vermont.at.Maine.. 7:30.p.m.Sat..6. *Maine.at.UMBC... 12:30.p.m.. *Binghamton.at.Stony.Brook.. 2.p.m.. *New.Hampshire.at.Hartford.. 4.p.m.. *Vermont.at.Albany.(10).(TW3). 4:30.p.m.Tue..9. *Hartford.at.Maine.. 7.p.m.Wed..10. *UMBC.at.Binghamton... 7.p.m.. *Boston.U..at.Vermont.. 7.p.m.. *Stony.Brook.at.Albany.. 7.p.m.Sat..13. *UMBC.at.New.Hampshire.. 1.p.m.. *Vermont.at.Binghamton.. 2.p.m.

. *Boston.U..at.Albany.. 2.p.m.

. *Maine.at.Stony.Brook.. 4.p.m.Mon..15. *Binghamton.at.Albany.. 7.p.m.Tue..16. *New.Hampshire.at.Maine.. 7.p.m.Wed..17. *Stony.Brook.at.Boston.U...(11). 5:30.p.m.Thu..18. *Albany.at.UMBC.. 7.p.m.. *Binghamton.at.Hartford.(CTSN/TW)..7.p.m.Sat..20. *Maine.at.Binghamton.. 2.p.m.Sun..21. *Albany.at.New.Hampshire.. 1.p.m.. *UMBC.at.Vermont.. 1.p.m.. *Boston.U..at.Hartford.. 2.p.m.Tue..23. *Vermont.at.Stony.Brook.. 7.p.m.Wed..24. *Boston.U..at.UMBC.. 7.p.m.. *Hartford.at.Albany.. 7.p.m.Thu..25. *Binghamton.at.New.Hampshire.. 7.p.m.Sat..27. *UMBC.at.Stony.Brook.. 2.p.m.. *Vermont.at.Hartford.(CTSN).4.p.m.. *Albany.at.Maine... 7.p.m.Sun..28. *New.Hampshire.at.Boston.U..2.p.m.

MARCHThu..4. !.First.Round.Game. TBDFri..5. !.Quarterfinal.Games. TBDSun..7. !.Semifinal.Games.. .TBDSat..13. !.Championship.Game.(location.TBD).(CSN). 8.p.m.

Tournament/Site Legend*.America.East.conference.game!.America.East.Championship.(W..Hartford,.Conn.)(1).Sheraton.Wolfpack.Invitational.(Raleigh,.N.C.)(2).Dead.River.Company.Classic.(Orono,.Maine)(3).at.the.Times.Union.Center.(Albany,.N.Y.)(4).at.the.XL.Center.(Hartford,.Conn.)(5).Terrapin.Classic.(College.Park,.Md.)(6).Fordham.Holiday.Classic.(Bronx,.N.Y.)(7).Hawk.Classic.(Philadelphia,.Pa.)(8).Blue.Sky.Classic.(Hanover,.N.H.)(9).UTSA.New.Year’s.Classic.(San.Antonio,.Tex.)(10).Big.Purple.Growl(11).at.Agganis.Arena.(Boston,.Mass.)

TelevisionMASN.–.Mid-Atlantic..Sports.NetworkNESN.–.New.England.Sports.NetworkCSN.–.Comcast.Sports.Network.(formerly.Fox.Sports.New.England)CPTV.–.Connecticut.Public.TelevisionCTSN.–.Connecticut.Sports.NetworkTW.–.Time.Warner.

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Kerri FaganSenior Associate Commissioner

Matt BourqueAssociate Commissioner

Frank Sullivan Associate Commissioner

Brian BarrioAssociate Commissioner/Compliance

Sean Tainsh Director of Communications

Leslie HannaAsst. Dir. of Communications

Jessica DescartesSport/Business Administrator

Chad DwyerChampionship/Sport

Administrator

Cori LefkowithIntern

Barbara JacobsCoordinator of Women’s

Basketball Officials

About America East

Now.in. its. third.decade.of.operation,.America.East.has.evolved.into.one.of.the.most.compre-hensive. NCAA. Division. I. conferences. with. a.commitment. to.broad-based,. competitive.ath-letics. programs,. complementing. the. academic.integrity. and. missions. of. the. member. institu-tions.Progressive. in. its. approach. to. its. more. than.3,200. student-athletes,. America. East. recog-nizes.champions.in.each.of.its.20.sports:.base-ball, .men’s.and.women’s.basketball, .men’s.and.women’s. cross. country,. field. hockey,. men’s.and.women’s.indoor.track.and.field,.men’s.and.women’s.lacrosse,.men’s.and.women’s.outdoor.track. and. field,. men’s. and. women’s. soccer,.softball, . men’s. and. women’s. swimming. and.diving,. men’s. and. women’s. tennis,. and. wom-en’s.volleyball. .America.East.also.conducts.the.nation’s. most. comprehensive. academic. recog-nition.program.for.student-athletes..With.a.geographic.footprint.covering.the.Mid-Atlantic. to. Northeast. regions. of. the. United.States,. America. East. strives. to. develop. cham-pions. in. academics,. athletics. and. leadership. at.its. nine. member. institutions:. University. at. Al-bany,.Binghamton.University,.Boston.Universi-ty,.University.of.Hartford,.University.of.Maine,.UMBC,. University. of. New. Hampshire,. Stony.Brook.University.and.University.of.Vermont.

Academics

•University. of. Vermont. captured. its. fifth.straight. America. East. Academic. Cup. in. 2009.after. its. student-athletes. registered. a. cumula-tive. 3.14. grade-point. average,. which. tied. the.league’s. best. mark. ever.. Six. other. schools. also.earned.a.3.0.GPA.or.better.•America. East’s. 3,200. student-athletes. regis-tered. a. combined. 3.05. GPA. during. the. 2008-09. academic. year,. and. over. 60. percent. of. them.were.named.to.America.East’s.Academic.Honor.Roll.for.recording.a.GPA.of.3.0.or.better.•Connor. Tobin. (Vermont),. Dan. Schultz. (Bos-ton.University).and.Cornelia.Carapcea.(UMBC).were.tabbed.ESPN.The.Magazine.Academic.All-Americans,. while. 26. others. were. All-District.selections.•University.of.Vermont’s.Connor.Tobin.(soccer).and.Kristen.Millar. (lacrosse).were. the.America.East. Male. and. Female. Scholar-Athletes. of. the.Year,.respectively.•Twenty-one. student-athletes. were. recognized.as. America. East. Scholar-Athletes. and. 167. re-ceived. All-Academic. recognition. in. their. re-spective.sport.•Nineteen. America. East. teams. were. publicly.recognized. by. the. NCAA. for. their. multiyear.Academic.Progress.Rate.(APR),.finishing.among.the. top.10.percent.of. teams. in. the.nation,.with.nine.programs.receiving.perfect.scores.of.1000.

Athletics

•Boston. University. won. the. Stuart. P.. Haskell,.Jr.. Commissioner’s. Cup. for. the. fourth. straight.year. and. seventh. time. in. the. last. eight. seasons.after. capturing. a. conference-best. seven. cham-pionships,. four. regular-season. titles. and. four.runner-up.finishes.during.the.2008-09.season.•Four. America. East. programs. won. postseason.games. in. 2008-09:. Boston. University. men’s.soccer. (NCAA),. Boston. University. women’s.basketball. (WNIT),. Vermont. men’s. basketball.(CBI).and.Boston.University.softball.(NCAA).

•Nineteen.America.East.student-athletes.earned. All-America. recognition,. including. one.in.men’s.basketball, .one. in.men’s. soccer,. six. in.men’s. lacrosse,. four. in. women’s. lacrosse. and.nine.in.cross.country/track.&.field.•America. East. improved. 10. positions. in. the.men’s.basketball. conference. RPI. to. No.. 17,. its. fifth-best. finish.ever,.and.sent. two.teams. (Bingham-ton,. NCAA;. Vermont,. CBI). to. the. postseason.for.the.fifth.time.since.2003..•Three. women’s. basketball. teams. –. Boston.University,. Hartford. and. Vermont. –. reached.the. postseason,. tying. a. conference. record. set.in.1999.•Boston. University. defeated. Fairleigh. Dickin-son. in. the. first. round.of. the.NCAA.Men’s.Soc-cer.Championship.to.give.America.East.at.least.one. NCAA. win. in. seven. of. the. last. eight. years,.and. the. conference. RPI. (No.. 6). was. America.East’s.highest.ever.•Boston. University. became. the. first. women’s.soccer. champion. to. complete. an. unbeaten. and.untied.conference.slate.since.2000.and.made.its.fourth.straight.NCAA.appearance.•UMBC. (No.. 9),. which. won. its. second. straight.America. East. Men’s. Lacrosse. Championship,.and.Stony.Brook.(No..20).were.ranked.in.the.fi-nal.USILA.national.poll, .while.Albany.was.also.ranked.during.the.season.•Sarah. Dalton,. a. first-team. All-American. in.women’s. lacrosse,. led. Boston. University. to. its.fifth.straight.conference.title..The.Terriers.(No..11). and. New. Hampshire. (No.. 20). were. ranked.in.the.final.IWLCA.national.poll.•Stony.Brook.women’s.cross.country.competed.at.the.NCAA.Women’s.Cross.Country.Champi-onship.for.the.second.straight.season.•Boston. University. reached. the. championship.round.of. its.NCAA.Softball.Regional.with.wins.over.Iowa.and.Auburn,.matching.the.best.finish.ever.by.an.America.East.team.

Leadership

•University.of.Vermont.women’s.lacrosse.stand-out.Kristen.Millar.was.selected.the.2009.Amer-ica.East.Woman.of.the.Year.for.a.distinguished.career. in. the. areas. of. academic. achievement,.athletics.excellence,.service.and.leadership.•Hartford.tennis.player.Rich.Leiberman.and.the.Maine. softball. team. were. named. the. America.East. Male. and. Female. Sportsmanship. Award.winners..•University. at. Albany. appointed. George. M..

Philip. as. its. 18th. president,. while. Stony. Brook.University. named. Dr.. Samuel. Stanley. its. next.president.•Patrick. Chambers,. who. helped. lead. Villanova.to. a. Final. Four. as. a. men’s. basketball. assistant.coach.in.2009,.took.over.as.Boston.University’s.next. head. coach.. Binghamton’s. Kevin. Broad-us,. New. Hampshire’s. Bill. Herrion. and. Stony.Brook’s. Steve. Pikiell. all. received. contract. ex-tensions.•Several. former. America. East. athletes. have.made. a. positive. impact. in. the. professional.ranks:oThree-time. All-America. East. selection. Jose.Juan. Barea. (Northeastern). averaged. 7.8. points.and.3.4.assists. in.79.games. for. the.Dallas.Mav-ericks. in. 2008-09,. while. three-time. America.East. Player. of. the. Year. Malik. Rose. (Drexel).played.in.38.games.for.the.New.York.Knicks.and.Oklahoma.City.Thunder.oFormer. Hartford. star. Vin. Baker. and. three-time. America. East. Player. of. the. Year. Reggie.Lewis. (Northeastern),. who. captained. the. Bos-ton. Celtics. at. the. time. of. his. premature. death,.combined. to. make. five. NBA. All-Star. appear-ances.during.their.careers.oCurrent. women’s. basketball. coaches. Jennifer.Rizzotti.(Hartford).and.Cindy.Blodgett.(Maine).have.appeared.in.WNBA.action.oCarlos. Pena,. the. 1998. Baseball. Scholar-Ath-lete. at. Northeastern,. has. made. an. impact. each.of.the.past.three.seasons.in.Tampa.Bay,.earning.American. League. Comeback. Player. of. the. Year.honors. in. 2007,. winning. an. American. League.Gold. Glove. at. first. base. in. 2008. and. making.his. first. All-Star. appearance. in. 2009,. while. the.Minnesota. Twins’. Joe. Nathan,. a. former. Aca-demic. All-American. at. Stony. Brook,. played. in.his.fourth.Mid-Summer.Classic.oSeven. former. America. East. men’s. lacrosse.standouts. appeared. in. the. Major. League. La-crosse. All-Star. Game. in. 2009,. including. Mer-rick.Thomson,.a.four-time.all-conference.selec-tion.at.Albany.who.was.named.the.2008.Warrior.Most. Improved. Player.. John. Grant. (Delaware),.the. 1999. America. East. Player. of. Year,. was. the.league’s.Most.Valuable.Player.last.season.oAlbany’s. Steward. Ceus. became. the. third.America.East.player. taken. in. the.Major.League.Soccer. Draft,. going. 37th. overall. to. the. Colo-rado. Rapids.. Fellow. former. Great. Dane. Bouna.Coundoul.recorded.16.career.shutouts.in.52.ca-reer. games. for. the. Rapids. before. signing. with.the.New.York.Red.Bulls.in.July.

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Air.Force. 1-0. W1. 11/29/96.(79-60). ––––Akron. 1-1. L1. 12/8/90.(79-67). 11/28/97.(64-59)Albany 12-6 W2 2/28/09 (66-62) 2/10/08 (67-50)Arkansas. 0-1. L1. ––––. 1/4/95.(75-41)Arkansas.State. 0-2. L2. ––––. 3/9/99.(78-65)Army. 0-2. L2. ------. 12/4/07.(69-61)Auburn. 0-1. L1. ––––. 1/2/91.(77-44)Ball.State. 0-1. L1. ––––. 12/29/85.(73-57)Baylor. 1-0. W1. 12/29/88.(65-62). ––––Bentley 1-0 W1 12/17/78 (74-64) ––––Binghamton 5-12 L5 1/17/07 (58-55) 3/4/09 (56-53)Bishop’s. 3-0. W3. 12/16/82.(69-48). ––––Boston.College. 8-13. L6. 12/17/95.(67-64). 12/9/08.(85-43)Boston Univ. 29-31 L4 2/24/07 (71-66) 2/15/09 (75-53)Bridgewater.State. 2-2. W2. 2/13/79.(95-47). 2/4/77.(62-54)Brooklyn. 9-1. W9. 2/18/89.(70-41). 76-77.(70-55)Brown. 10-6. L2. 11/17/00.(67-57). 12/6/03.(77-62)Bryant 0-1 L1 ------ 11/14/09 (69-66)Bucknell. 1-0. W1. 12/28/83.(75-41). ––––California-Berkeley.0-1. L1. ––––. 12/27/83.(74-65)Canisius 1-1 L1 1/6/94 (74-61) 12/20/08Central Conn. 12-5 W1 10/13/07 (71-72) 12/2/06 (65-47)Central.Florida. 0-2. L2. ––––. 1/3/90.(80-63)Central.Michigan.. 0-1. L1.. ––––. 12/28/08Cheyney.State. 0-1. L1. ––––. 12/15/84.(59-56)Cleveland.State. 2-0. W2. 1/3/88.(73-64). ––––Colby. 1-0. W1. 2/6/79.(86-36). ––––Colgate. 6-3. W4. 12/5/08.(89-61). 1/3/04.(74-64)Concordia. 1-0. W1. 1/21/84.(91-45). ––––Connecticut. 9-4. W1. 12/3/87.(61-47). 2/14/87.(77-53)Cornell. 2-0. W2. 11/26/05.(79-57). ––––Cortland.State. 1-0. W1. 2/16/80.(80-64). ––––Dartmouth 16-14 L4 11/19/04 (75-73) 1/13/09 (62-49)Davidson. 1-0. W1. 1/3/93.(91-53). ––––Delaware. 12-10. L3. 1/29/00.(75-68). 1/27/01.(79-59)DePaul. 1-0. W1. 12/28/81.(61-59). ––––Detroit. 0-2. L2. ––––. 12/28/06.(54-50)Drexel. 18-5. L1. 1/20/01.(78-73). 2/16/01.(89-69)Duke. 0-1. L1. ––––. 12/1/89.(82-47)East.Carolina. 1-0. W1. 12/6/81.(65-61). ––––East.Tennessee.St.. 1-0. W1. 1/4/90.(73-61). ––––E..Washington. 1-1. L1. 12/3/83.(97-73). 12/2/89.(62-58)Fairfield. 2-10. L9. 1/23/81.(73-63). 12/29/02.(74-69)Florida. 0-1. L1. ––––. 12/28/91.(75-67)Fla..International. 0-2. L2. ––––. 1/3/95.(86-53)Fordham. 4-1. L1. 12/29/83.(66-60). 1/5/90.(72-71)Georgetown. 0-2. L2. ––––. 11/29/03.(61-60)George.Mason. 0-1. L1. ––––. 12/29/00.(87-54)George.Washington.0-1. L1. ––––. 12/6/85.(69-45)Georgia.State. 2-0. W2. 11/29/97.(68-56). ––––Georgia.Tech. 0-1. L1. ––––. 12/2/95.(90-72)Hartford 26-24 L13 3/5/03 (60-50) 3/7/09 (57-37)Harvard 16-7 L3 12/29/99 (70-58) 12/3/08 (81-58)Hofstra. 13-2. W1. 2/18/01.(76-64). 1/18/01.(58-49)Holy Cross 6-12 L2 11/21/98 (78-77) 11/21/00 (87-60)Illinois.State. 0-1. L1. ––––. 1/28/83.(83-74)Iona. 4-4. L1. 11/26/06.(72-61). 12/12/07.(92-79)Iowa.State. 1-1. L1. 12/29/91.(57-53). 1/3/94.(62-53)Jackson.State. 0-1. L1. ––––. 12/30/84.(70-48)James.Madison. 0-1. L1. ––––. 1/4/88.(87-60)Kansas.State. 0-2. L2. ––––. 12/3/04.(84-50)Keene.State. 4-1. W1. 2/1/78.(72-55). 2/1/77.(59-57)Kentucky. 0-0. ---. -------. ------Laval. 1-1. W1. 1/9/80.(58-45). 11/17/79.(61-59)Lehigh. 1-0. W1. 12/30/05.(66-58). ------Liberty. 0-1. L1. ––––. 12/7/03.(87-64)Long.Island. 1-1. L1. 12/16/78.(82-51). 11/28/08.(74-60)Louisville 0-1 L1 ------ 12/30/09Maine-Gorham. 3-0. W3. 1/27/78.(64-39). ––––

Maine 21-42 L1 1/6/09 (51-47) 2/12/09 (57-49)Maine-Presque.Isle.1-0. W1. 1/15/77.(91-47). ––––Manhattan. 2-2. W1. 11/22/02.(47-43). 11/27/01.(70-54)Marist. 3-3. W1. 11/22/05(62-48). 11/29/04.(52-34)Marshall. 1-0. W1. 12/6/91.(62-61). ––––Maryland 0-1 L1 –––– 1/15/83 (74-72)UMBC 6-6 W1 2/8/09 (73-65) 1/10/09 (95-85)Massachusetts 12-16 L2 12/4/05 (59-43) 11/19/08 (67-51)UMass-Lowell. 1-0. W1. 12/8/77.(93-35). ––––Memphis.State. 0-1. L1. ––––. 1/29/83.(77-75)Miami.(Fla.). 0-1. L1. ––––. 12/28/00.(70-61)Miami.(Ohio). 0-1. L1. ––––. 12/3/99.(67-57)Michigan. 0-2. L2. ––––. 11/23/01.(81-61)Monmouth. 1-0. W1. 1/5/92.(76-61). ––––Montana.State. 0-1. L1. ––––. 12/30/96.(94-70)Montclair.State. 0-1. L1. ––––. 12/5/81.(55-52)Morehead.State. 1-1. L1. 12/7/91.(56-51). 12/29/08.(76-43)Morgan.State. 1-0. W1. 11/16/01.(67-39). ––––Navy. 1-0. W1. 11/25/98.(68-64). ––––New.Orleans. 0-2. L2. ––––. 12/2/83.(91-67)NC.State. 0-2. L2. ––––. 12/21/99.(70-44)Northeastern. 33-26. W1. 12/14/08.(70-62). 12/15/07.(78-71)Oklahoma. 0-1. L1. ––––. 1/2/85.(73-42)Old.Dominion. 0-1. L1. ––––. 12/10/83.(87-64)Penn.State. 0-1. L1. ––––. 12/8/84.(98-57)Plymouth.State. 4-0. W4. 2/20/79.(74-33). ––––Princeton. 1-1. W1. 12/4/99.(74-61). 12/2/94.(62-61)Providence. 2-10. L2. 12/28/04.(62-52). 12/28/07.(73-41)Queens. 0-1. L1. ––––. 2/3/79.(92-69)Quinnipiac 0-2 L2 –––– 11/22/04 (68-65)Rhode.Island. 15-9. L1. 1/7/93.(88-69). 11/28/93.(61-31)Rider. 2-0. W2. 12/3/93.(66-61). ––––Rutgers. 0-1. L1. ––––. 12/20/83.(82-69)Sacred.Heart. 1-1. L1. 12/29/01.(75-45). 1/5/03.(64-57)St..Bonaventure. 1-1. L1. 11/25/03.(86-85). 1/1/05.(54-37)St..Francis.(N.Y.). 2-0. W2. 12/28/03.(63-47). ––––St..John’s. 1-4. L1. 1/19/83.(78-67). 12/7/83.(78-60)St. Joseph’s 0-1 L1 –––– 12/27/85 (73-40)St. Peter’s 1-2 L2 12/3/94 (52-51) 11/24/07 (60-49)Seton Hall 2-1 L1 11/24/84 (55-53) 11/17/01 (71-61)Siena. 3-3. L2. 11/28/99.(76-60). 12/1/01.(78-65)South.Carolina. 0-1. L1. ––––. 12/30/97.(75-70)So..Connecticut. 1-3. L1. 2/23/80.(80-65). 2/21/81.(76-60)South.Florida. 0-2. L2. ––––. 11/17/07.(72-56)Southern.Maine. 7-0. W7. 11/17/84.(73-58). ––––SMU. 1-0. W1. 12/30/03.(63-62). ––––Springfield. 1-1. W1. 1/24/79.(72-62). 1/24/78.(68-56)Stetson. 1-0. W1. 12/31/90.(74-55). ––––Stony Brook 12-6 W2 2/25/09 (50-49) 3/8/08 (77-37)Syracuse 3-3 W1 12/6/86 (72-62) 12/1/84 (79-54)Temple. 1-1. W1. 1/2/94.(67-56). 2/24/85.(66-60)Tennessee-Martin. 1-0. W1. 11/18/07.(71-59). -------Tennessee.State. 1-0. W1. 12/4/04.(66-42). -------Tennessee.Tech. 0-1. L1. ––––. 12/7/90.(79-67)Towson. 10-3. W1. 12/29/05.(70-69). 1/25/01.(64-63)Vermont 28-36 L9 1/28/06 (70-62) 3/13/09 (57-45)Villanova. 0-1. L1. ––––. 12/29/82.(68-65)Virginia. 1-0. W1. 12/27/81.(63-62). ––––Wagner. 5-0. W5. 11/17/06.(80-70). ––––Waterloo. 1-0. W1. 11/16/79.(78-41). ––––West.Point. 2-1. W2. 12/29/93.(47-44). 2/13/82.(75-62)William.&.Mary. 1-0. W1. 12/31/88.(63-49). ––––Winston-Salem.. 1-0. W1. 12/29/06.(63-55). ------UW-Milwaukee. 3-0. W3. 12/11/03.(59-46). ––––Worcester.State. 1-1. W1. 1/29/77.(76-73). 75-76.(62-55)Xavier. 0-1. L1. ------. 1/2/09.(62-36)Yale. 9-1. L1. 11/19/05.(75-59). 11/29/08

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History & Records

Timeline.of.Tradition........... 48-49Records. . 50-52Year-By-Year.Results.&.Leaders. 53All-Time.Awards. 54Game-By-Game.Results. 55-57All-Time.Letterwinners. 58.



through the years through the years

September 1, 1967 ~ Joyce.Mills,.the.first.women’s.basketball.head.coach,. is.hired.as.a.professor.and.coach.in.the.Physical.Education.department.

December 12, 1975.~.The.Wildcats.play.their.first.game.at.varsity.status,.defeat-ing.the.University.of.Maine-Gorham,.64-60,.at.home...

March, 1977 ~.The.Wildcats.defeat.Plymouth.State.100-61..The.100.points.is.a.scoring.record.that.has.never.been.matched... .December 2, 1977 ~.Cecelia.DeMarco.takes.over.as.head.coach.of.the.program.as.the.Wildcats.fall.to.Massachusetts,.53-49..

December 8, 1977.~.In.the.second.home.game.of.the.season,.UNH.defeats.UMass-Lowell,.93-35..The.55-point.win.is.largest.margin.of.victory.in.the.his-tory.of.the.program..

July 18, 1978 ~.Jean.Giarrusso,.a.1977.grad,.is.picked.by.the.New.Jersey.Gems.(Women’s.Basketball.League).in.the.first.professional.women’s.basketball.draft..

February 22, 1979 ~.Kathy.Ladd.pulls.down.24.rebounds.vs..Connecticut,.set-ting.a.UNH.single-game.rebounding.record..

March 11, 1983 ~.The.Wildcats.ad-vance.to.their.first.appearance.in.the.ECAC. tournament.. UNH. hosted.and.defeated.Holy.Cross.(69-55).and.Manhattan.(79-61)...

January 19, 1983. ~. In. the. game.verses.St..John’s,.senior.captain.The-resa.Redmond.scored.21.points.and.became.the.first.women’s.basketball.player.ever.to.reach.more.than.1,000.points. at. UNH.. Redmond,. who.received. a. 12-inch. chocolate-chip.cookie. as. her. trophy,. finished. her.career.with.1,252.points.

March 11, 1983.~.UNH.earned.a.No..1.seed.in.the.first.ever.ECAC.Di-vision.I.Women’s.Basketball.Cham-pionship..The.Wildcats.played.host.to.and.defeated.Holy.Cross,.68-55.

March 12, 1983. ~. The. Wildcats.capture.the.ECAC.tournament.title.with.a.79-61.win.over.Manhattan..Though.the.22-7.ECAC.champions.had.wins.against.both.Big.East.champions,.St..John’s,.and.Ivy.League.champs,.Dartmouth.the.Wildcats.were.denied.one.of.the.14.at-large.bids.to.the.NCAA.tournament..Coach.DeMarco.is.recognized.as.the.Converse.District.I.Coach.of.the.Year.after.posting.the.best.record.in.the.history.of.the.program.

November 27, 1983 ~.UNH.defeats.Connecticut.after.edging.by.Rhode.Island.

to.win.the.New.England.Tip-Off.tournament.title. in.Amherst,.Mass..In.four.years.of.the.tourney,.the.Wildcats.were.the.only.champion.

February 29.1983 ~.De-nise.Higgins.sets.a.school.record. in. blocks. with.six. against. Fordham..Though. matched. three.times,. it. has. never. been.broken.

February 13, 1984 ~.Corinne. Gulas. sets. the.UNH. record. for. most.steals. in. a. single. game.with.10.vs..Maine..

March 2, 1984 ~. UNH.defeated. Northeastern,.74-64,. to. grab. back-to-

back.ECAC.championship.titles..Senior.guard.Corinne.Gulas,.who.scored.26.points.in.the.championship.game,.received.All-America.accolades..

February 6, 1985 ~.Prior.to.the.1984-85.season,.UNH.joined.Boston.University,.Brooklyn,.Maine,.Northeastern.and.Vermont.to.form.the.Seaboard.Conference..UNH.defeated.Boston.University.70-56.for.the.first.ever.league.victory.and.went.on.to.finish.4-1.in.the.league..

February 27, 1986 ~.Kris.Kinney.was.honored.with. the.first.ever.Seaboard.League.Rookie..of.the.Year.award..Only.one.other.Wildcat.has.been.given.such.accolades..

November 29, 1986.~.Former.standout,.Kathy.Sanborn.takes.over.as.head.coach.as.the.Wildcats.face.the.Eagles.of.Boston.College.

February 28, 1989 ~.Kris.Kin-ney,. five-time. Seaboard. player.of.the.week,.received.Player.of.the. Year. honors. at. the. annual.awards. banquet.. Kinney,. who.led. the. league. in.scoring. (25.7.ppg). for. the. second. consecu-tive.season,.is.the.only.Wildcat.in.the.history.of.the.program.to.receive.league.Player.of.the.Year.recognition.

March 1, 1989.~.Kris.Kinney.posted.30.points.against.Boston.University,. totaling.695.on. the.season.setting.a.school.record..With.2,231.career.points,.Kin-ney.became.the.all-time.school.point.leader..

January 3, 1990 ~.Julie.Don-lon.drained.a.record.high.six.3-pointers.versus.Central.Florida..Though.matched.six.times,.the.record.has.yet.to.be.broken..

January 13, 1990 ~. Prior. to.the. 1989-90. season. the. North.Atlantic. Conference. merged.with.the.Seaboard.Conference,.adding.Colgate.and.Hartford.to.the.Wildcats’.conference.schedule..UNH.defeated.Northeastern,.61-51,.for.its.


through the years through the years

first.NAC.victory...................................................................

January 31, 1990 ~.Laura.Seiden.posted.a.program-high.38.points.in.the.Wild-cats.win.over.Northeastern,.63-50..

March 7, 1990 ~.Record.setting.rookie,.Laura.Seiden,. is.awarded.North.At-lantic. Rookie. of. the. Year. honors..Seiden. was. named. Rookie. of. the.Week.seven.times.throughout.the.season..The.Wildcats.also.finished.the.season.as.the.league.leader.in.3-point.percentage.(.355).and.had.three.players.on.the.all-NAC.sec-ond.team..

February 2, 1993 ~.Kathy.Sanborn.tallied.her.100th.career.victory.as.head.coach.of.women’s.basketball.with.an.87-84.win.over.Harvard....

December 17, 1995 ~.The.Wild-cats.play.its.first.game.at.the.newly.constructed. Whittemore. Center.as.it.upset.Big.East.power.Boston.College,.67-64.in.front.of.a.crowd.of.325.

March 5, 1995 ~. Averaging. 43.3.boards. per. game,. the. Wildcats.finished. the. season. as. the. North.Atlantic. Conference. leader. in. re-bounding..March 5, 1997 ~.Forward.Kathy.Cadwell.pulled.down.14.boards,.raising.her.ca-reer.total.to.900.rebounds,.a.UNH.all-time.record..Cadwell.also.finished.the.sea-son.as.the.league.leader.in.rebounds.(11.5.rpg).for.the.second.consecutive.year..

April 10, 1997 ~.America.East.Coach.of.the.Year.Kathy.Sanborn.resigns.to.pur-sue.other.opportunities.as.announced.by.Athletic.Director.Judy.Ray..

June 18, 1997 ~.Judy.Ray.announced.Sue.Johnson.as.the.fourth.head.coach.in.the.22-year.history.of.the.program......................March 11, 1999.~.The.Wildcats.went.19-8.on.the.season.and.earned.a.WNIT.berth,.but.fell.at.Arkansas.State,.78-65......................April 24, 2000 ~.Marty.Scarano.is.named.Athletic.Director.at.UNH,.taking.over.for.Judy.Ray.

December 8, 2000 ~.WTSN.broadcasts.its.first.women’s.basketball.game..Andy.

Schachat.delivered.the.play-by-play.in.the.game.against.Delware...

December 5, 2001 ~.The.athletic.department.receives.approval.to.begin.res-toration.of.Lundholm.Gymnasium..Improvements.made.include.a.new.sound.system,.new.computer-con-trolled. lights. were. added. and. the.floor. was. refinished.. The. women’s.basketball. locker. rooms. were. also.renovated..

March 14, 2003 ~.With.46.blocks.on.the.season,.Maren.Matthais.fin-ished. the. season. as. the. America.East.leader.in.blocks.(1.59.bpg)..

Summer, 2003 ~.The.Jerry.Azumah.Performance. Center. opened. its.doors.the.summer.of.2003.to.UNH.Student-Athletes..

May 8, 2007 ~. 2007. team. MVP.Danielle. Clark,. along. with. football.player. David. Ball. were. named. Jim.Urquhart. Student-Athletes. of. the.Year..Clark’s.other.2007.awards.in-clude.being.named.to.the.America.East. Second-Team,. the. America.East.All-Academic.team.and.receiv-ing.the.America.East.Player.of. the.Game.award..

June 6, 2007.~.The.construction.of.the.new.bleacher.system.at.Lundholm.Gymnasium.begins..In.addition.to.the.bleachers,.new.baskets.are.installed.and.various.parts.of.the.gym.are.painted..June 12, 2007.~.Kristin.Cole.was.named.the.fifth.head.coach.in.the.history.of.the.program,.announced.by.Athletic.Director.Marty.Scarano..

December 5, 2008 ~.The.Wildcats.drain.14.3-pointers.against.Colgate,.setting. a. school. record..In.that.same.game,.Amy.Simpson. tied. a. single-game.record,.scoring.six.trifectas,. a. record. that.has.been.tied.eight.times.but.has.yet.to.be.broken..

March 7, 2009. ~. Amy.Simpson. nets. her. 59th.3-pointer. of. the. season.against.Hartford,.a.UNH.single-season. record..She.finished.with.62.tri-fectas.on.the.season..

March 12, 2009. ~.Candace. Williams. was.selected.to.the.America.East. All-Conference.Second. Team,. becom-ing.only.the.tenth.player.in.program.history.to.do.so..



team & individual records uNH all-time Leaders

SCORING

1... Kris.Kinney.. 1988-89. 6952.. Shelia.Danker. 1996-97. 6833... Shelia.Danker. 1995-96. 5694.. Kris.Kinney. 1987-88. 5635.. Kris.Kinney. 1986-87. 5376.. Theresa.Redmond. 1982-83. 5247.. Laura.Seiden. 1989-90. 5148.. Maren.Matthias. 2002-03. 5089.. Corinne.Gulas. 1983-84. 50010. Candace Williams 2008-09 499

.. PLAYER. .......SEASON. POINTS

FIELD GOALS MADE

1... Kris.Kinney.. 1988-89. 2952.. Shelia.Danker. 1996-97. 2483.. Kris.Kinney. 1987-88. 2384.. Kris.Kinney. 1986-87. 2185... Shelia.Danker. 1995-96. 210. Corinne.Gulas. 1983-84. 2107.. Maren.Matthias. 2002-03. 2098.. Laura.Seiden. 1989-90. 1969.. Theresa.Redmond. 1982-83. 19110.. Maren.Matthias. 2003-04. 188

.. PLAYER. .......SEASON. FG’s

FG PERCENTAGE (min. 100 attempts)

1... Pam.Brandell. 1996-97. .6492.. Ray.Williams. 2005-06. .6003.. Orsi.Farkas. 1997-98. .5974.. Deb.Russel. 1991-92. .5865.. Orsi.Farkas. 1998-99. .5846. Racheal Fowler 2007-08 .5797.. Maren.Matthias. 2003-04. .5788. Maren.Matthias. 2000-01. .5699.. Pam.Brandell. 1995-96. .56510.. Maren.Matthias. 2002-03. .557

.. PLAYER. .......SEASON. %

FREE THROWS MADE

1... Shelia.Danker. 1996-97. 1732. Candace Williams 2008-09 1592.. Theresa.Redmond. 1982-83. 1423.. Shelia.Danker. 1995-96. 1384.. Danielle.Clark. 2005-06. 128. Marcie.Lane. 1993-94. 1286.. Laura.Seiden. 1989-90. 122. Orsi.Farkas. 1998-99. 1228.. Danielle.Clark. 2006-07. 117.10.. Marcie.Lane. 1991-92. 113

.. PLAYER. .......SEASON. FT’s

FT PERCENTAGE (min. 40 attempts)

1... Kathy.Ladd. 1980-81. .9002.. Melissa.Pfefferie. 1986-87. .8543.. Heidi.Plencner. 2000-01. .8314.. Danielle.Clark. 2005-06. .8375.. Theresa.Redmond. 1981-82. .8276... Danielle.Clark. 2006-07. .8247.. Heidi.Plencner. 2001-02. .8168.. Danielle.Clark. 2004-05. .8139.. Sheila.Danker. 1995-96. .81210.. Marcie.Lane. 1992-93. .809.

3-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE

1... Amy Simpson 2007-08 622... Heidi.Plencner. 2001-02. 583.. Ashley.Cerniglia. 2007-08. 524.. Heidi.Plencner. 2000-01. 515.. Kelly.Karl. 1996-97. 486.. Julie.Donlon. 1988-89. 47.7.. Adriane.Domanski. 1999-00. 468. Amy Simpson 2006-07 459.. Geneva.Livingston. 2002-03. 43

.. PLAYER. .......SEASON.3-pointers

3-PT FG PERCENTAGE (min. 35 attempts)

1... Marcie.Lane. 1992-93. .4882.. Melissa.Pfefferie. 1987-88. .4803.. Emily.Hardy. 2003-04. .4504.. Karen.Pinkos. 1987-88. .4495.. Emily.Caschera. 2002-03. .4476.. Lindsay.Adams.. 2002-03. .4397.. Ebony.Woods. 2004-05. .3968.. Meaghan.Lane. 1990-91. .3909.. Lindsay.Adams. 2001-02. .38610.. Adriane.Domanski. 1998-99. .374

REBOUNDS

1... Kathy.Caldwell. 1995-96. 3232.. Kathy.Caldwell. 1996-97. 3213.. Gail.Jackson. 1983-84. 279. Maren.Matthias. 2002-03. 2795.. Kelly.Butterfield. 1984-85. 2726.. Theresa.Redmond. 1982-83. 2687.. Kris.Kinney. 1988-89. 2548. Candace Williams 2008-09 2529.. Kris.Kinney. 1985-86. 226. Maren.Matthias. 2003-04. 226

.. PLAYER. .......SEASON.REBOUNDS

STEALS

1... Corinne.Gulas. 1983-84. 1302.. Christine.Gulas. 1983-84. 83.3.. Kris.Kinney. 1987-88. 804.. Whitney.Edwards. 2006-07. 765.. Christine.Gulas. 1982-83. 73. Heidi.Plencner. 2001-02. 737.. Pam.Brandell. 1996-97. 70. Martha.Morrison. 1979-80. 709.. Kris.Kinney. 1988-89. 6610.. Julie.Donlon. 1993-94. 65. Marcie.Lane. 1993-94. 65

.. PLAYER. .......SEASON. STEALS

BLOCKED SHOTS

1... Denise.Higgins. 1983-84. 532. Jill McDonald 2008-09 473.. Denise.Higgins. 1981-82. 46. Maren.Matthias. 2002-03. 46.. Maren.Matthias. 2003-04. 466.. Denise.Higgins. 1982-83. 447.. Denise.Higins. 1980-81. 438.. Pam.Brandell. 1996-97. 389.. Maren.Matthias.. 2001-02. 3610.. Kris.Kinney. 1985-86. 34

.. PLAYER. .......SEASON. BLOCKS

INDIVDUAL SEASON RECORDS



SCORING SCORING AVG.

1... 75.8. 1982-832.. 72.4. 1978-793.. 72.3. 1996-974.. 72.1. 1983-845.. 72.0. 1979-80

.. RECORD........SEASON1... 874. 1982-83.2.. 830. 1983-84.3.. 747. 1995-96.4.. 746. 1996-97;.. ..... 1987-88;.. . 1981-82

.. RECORD........SEASON .. RECORD........SEASON1.. 171. 2001-02.2.. 169. 2004-05;.. . 2002-03.4.. 165. 2006-07;. . 2003-045.. 164. 2007-08

.. RECORD........SEASON1... .441. 1987-88.2.. .364. 2002-03.3.. .355. 1989-90.4.. .341. 1998-99.5.. .325. 2001-02

.. RECORD........SEASON

FT MADE

1... 459. 1998-99.2.. 455. 1996-97.3.. 450. 1982-83.4.. 426. 1992-93.5.. 406. 1995-96

.. RECORD........SEASON1... .728. 1992-93.2.. .725. 1989-90;.. . 2005-063. .720. 2004-05.4.. .717. 1983-84;. . 1982-83

.. RECORD........SEASON1... 1,216. 1982-832.. 1,170. 1994-953.. 1,167. 2001-024.. 1,157. 2008-095.. 1,148. 1995-96

.. RECORD........SEASON1... 474. 1982-83.2.. 455. 1983-84.3.. 454. 1987-88.4.. 448. 2001-02.5.. 443. 2002-03

.. RECORD........SEASON1... 351. 1983-84.2.. 303. 1993-94.3.. 300. 1996-97.4.. 287. 2001-02.5.. 272. 1998-99. . 1997-98

.. RECORD........SEASON1.. 117. 2008-091... 101. 2001-02.2.. 93. 2002-03.3.. 89. 1994-95.4.. 87. 2003-04.

.. RECORD........SEASON

FG MADE FG PERCENTAGE 3-PT. FG MADE 3-PT. PERCENTAGE

FT PERCENTAGE REBOUNDS ASSISTS

1.. .464. 1981-82.2.. .461. 1983-843.. .453. 1997-984.. .452. 1987-885.. .448. 1995-96

STEALS BLOCKED SHOTS

.. RECORD........SEASON1... 2,198. 1982-832.. 2,052. 1996-973.. 2,018. 1983-844.. 1,949. 1995-965.. 1,850. 2001-02

ASSISTS

1... Christine.Gulas. 1995-96. 1552.. Martha.Morrison. 1981-82. 138.3.. Colleen.Mullen. 2002-03. 1334.. Whitney.Edwards. 2006-07. 1325... Corinne.Gulas. 1983-84. 130. Linda.Neilson. 1982-83. 1307.. Karen.Pinkos. 1987-88. 1298.. Kelly.Karl. 1995-96. 123.9.. Kelly.Donohue. 2000-01. 12210.. Julie.Donlon. 1989-90. 121

.. PLAYER. .......SEASON. ASSISTS

TEAM SEASON RECORDS


team & individual records uNH all-time Leaders

TOP-20 POINTS.... PLAYER. YEARS. POINTS1.. Kris.Kinney. 1985-89. 2,2312.. Laura.Seiden. 1989-93. 1,6023.. Sheila.Danker. 1993-97. 1,5394.. Maren.Matthias. 2000-04. 1,5035.. Orsi.Farkas. 1996-00. 1,4346.. Theresa.Redmond. 1979-83. 1,2527.. Pam.Brandell. 1993-97. 1,1408.. Aubrey.Danen. 1998-2003. 1,0879.. Gail.Jackson. 1980-84. 1,08110.. Kendall.Daly. 1989-93. 1,06111.. Kelly.Butterfield. 1981-85. 1,03012.. Heidi.Plencner. 1998-02. 1,000T13..Kathy.Sanborn. 1975-79. 930. Danielle.Clark. 2003-07. 93015.. Martha.Morrison. 1978-82. 91416.. Marcie.Lane. 1991-94. 91017.. Deb.Dorsch. 1986-90. 88918. Candace Williams 2006- 87919. Amy Simpson 2006- 87420.. Deb.Russell. 1989-93. 826

TOP-20 3-PT. FIELD GOALS MADE.... PLAYER. YEARS. 3-POINTERS1.. Heidi.Plencner. 1998-02. 179..2. Amy Simpson 2006- 1613.. Kelly.Karl. 1994-98. 1423... Ashley.Cerniglia. 2004-07. 1314.. Julie.Donlon. 1987-91. 1265.. Danielle.Clark. 2003-07. 1236.. Ebony.Woods. 2002-05. 1097.. Lindsay.Adams. 2001-05. 1049.. Marcie.Lane. 1991-94. 9510.. Adriane.Domanski. 1998-00. 8711.. Colleen.Mullen. 2001-03. 7812.. Emily.Hardy.. 2002-05. 7113.. Whitney.Edwards. 2003-07. 6714.. Salee-Marie.Johnson. 2003-07. 58.. Geneva.Livingston. 2001-03. 58.. Meaghan.Lane. 1990-94. 5817.. Kiki.Proctor. 1998-02. 4918.. Aubrey.Danen. 1998-03. 4719.. Kim.Kassik. 1996-01. 4320.. Karen.Pinkos. 1984-88. 35

TOP-20 STEALS.... PLAYER. YEARS. STEALS1.. Kris.Kinney. 1985-89. 2412.. Whitney.Edwards. 2003-07. 229.3.. Teya.Eaton. 1990-94. 1864.. Kelly.Karl. 1994-98. 183.. Pam.Brandell. 1993-97. 1836.. Kiki.Proctor. 1998-02. 1827.. Melissa.Pfefferle. 1984-88. 1808.. Heidi.Plencner. 1992-02. 1769.. Martha.Morrison. 1978-82. 16710.. Kelly.Donohue. 1997-01. 16211.. Christine.Gulas. 1982-84. 15612.. Orsi.Farkas. 1996-00. 15513.. Corinne.Gulas. 1982-84. 14814.. Kerri.Eaton. 1990-94. 13515.. Deb.Dorsch. 1986-90. 13016.. Laura.Seiden. 1989-93. 12717.. Sheila.Danker. 1993-97. 12118.. Ebony.Woods. 2002-05. 120. Sue.Ryan. 1988-92. 12020.. Donna.Couture. 1977-81. 116

TOP-20 REBOUNDS.... PLAYER. YEARS. BOARDS1.. Kathy.Caldwell. 1993-97. 9002.. Kris.Kinney. 1985-89. 8973.. Maren.Matthias. 2000-04. 879.4.. Gail.Jackson. 1980-84. 7475.. Theresa.Redmond. 1979-83. 7456.. Kelly.Butterfield. 1981-85. 6787.. Aubrey.Danen. 1998-03. 6668.. Orsi.Farkas. 1996-00. 6359.. Danielle.Clark. 2003-07. 57910.. Ray.Williams. 2003-07. 56911.. Denise.Higgins. 1980-84. 56412.. Karen.Bolton. 1976-80. 55213.. Laura.Seiden. 1989-93. 54714.. Pam.Brandell. 1993-97. 53915.. Kathy.Ladd. 1978-82. 48416. Candace Williams 2006- 48317.. Deb.Russell. 1989-93. 48218.. Lindsay.Adams. 2002-06. 46719.. Jackie.MacMullan. 1978-82. 46620.. Deb.Dorsch. 1986-90. 464.

TOP-20 ASSISTS.... PLAYER. YEARS. ASSISTS1.. Kelly.Karl. 1994-98. 4042.. Whitney.Edwards. 2003-07. 3823.. Martha.Morrison. 1978-82. 368.4.. Kelly.Donohue. 1997-01. 341.5.. Julie.Donlon. 1987-91. 336.6.. Linda.Neilson. 1980-83. 328.7.. Karen.Pinkos. 1984-88. 3268.. Michelle.Altobello. 1984-88. 3259.. Melissa.Pfefferle. 1984-88. 310.10.. Kiki.Proctor. 1998-02. 28711.. Christine.Gulas. 1982-84. 26412.. Steph.Schubert. 1994-98. 22613.. Colleen.Mullen. 2001-03. 21814.. Sheila.Danker. 1993-97. 206. Amy Simpson 2006- 20616.. Orsi.Farkas. 1996-00. 20317.. Kathy.Sanborn. 1978-79. 19718.. Cheryl.Murtagh. 1978-81. 19619.. Heidi.Plencner. 1998-02. 192.20.. Danielle.Clark. 2003-07. 190

TOP-20 BLOCKS.... PLAYER. YEARS. BLOCKS1.. Denise.Higgins. 1980-84. 1862.. Maren.Mathhias. 2000-04. 153.3.. Pam.Brandell. 1993-97. 1144.. Ray.Williams. 2003-07. 845.. Kris.Kinney. 1985-89. 776. Jill McDonald 2007- 567.. Aubrey.Danen. 1998-03. 62.8.. Kathy.Caldwell. 1993-97. 519.. Anna.Matthias. 1998-02. 5010.. Orsi.Farkas. 1996-00. 4511.. Laura.Seiden. 1989-93. 43. Rita.McCarroll. 1986-90. 4313... Carrie.Kimball. 1992-96. 4214.. Deb.Dorsch. 1986-90. 4115. Amy Simpson 2006- 3916.. Heidi.Plencner. 1998-02. 3717.. Terri.Mulliken.. 1982-86. 33.18.. Teya.Eaton. 1991-95. 3219.. Karyn.McCoy. 1989-93. 30 Candace Williams 2006- 30

Kris Kinney 2,231 points

Sheila Danker 1,539 points

Orsi Farkas1,434 points

Pam Brandell1,140 points

Gail Jackson1,081 points

Laura Seiden1,602 points

Maren Matthias1,503 points

Theresa Redmond 1,252 points

Aubrey Danen 1,087 points

Kendall Daly1,061 points

TOP-10 LEADING SCORERS



individual & team records year-by-year results

Highest.Scoring.Average:. 20.7. Kris.Kinney.. 1985-89Most.Field.Goals.Made:. 929. Kris.Kinney. 1985-89Most.Field.Goals.Attempted:. 1,843. Kris.Kinney. 1985-89Highest.Field.Goal.Percentage:. .556.(546-1822). Orsi.Farkas. 1996-2000Most.3-Point.Field.Goals.Attempted:. 592 Amy Simpson 2006-Most.Free.Throws.Made:. 408. Laura.Seiden. 1989-1993Most.Free.Throws.Attempted:. 541. Kris.Kinney. 1985-89Highest.Free.Throw.Percentage:. .802.(105-131). Corinne.Gulas. 1982-84.Highest.Rebounding.Percentage:. 9.0.. Kathy.Caldwell. 1993-97. . . Karen.Bolton. 1976-80

INDIVIDUAL CAREER RECORDS RECORD PLAYER YEARS

Most.Points:. 100.vs..Plymouth.State.(1976-77)Most.Points.by.Opponent:. 104.by.Boston.College..(12/12/90)Least.Points:. 30.vs..Northeastern.(1/31/85)Least.Points.by.Opponent:. 32.by.Brooklyn.(1/25/80)Highest.Combined.Score:. 191-Maine.101,.UNH.90.(1/11/97))Lowest.Combined.Score:. 86-.Marist.52,.UNH.34.(11/29/05). . UNH.48,.Iona.38.(1/2/03);.. . Northeastern.56,.UNH.30.(1/31/85)Most.Field.Goals.Made:. 43.vs..Lowell.(12/8/77)Most.Field.Goals.Attempted:.. 103.vs..Lowell.(12/8/77)Most.3-Point.Field.Goals.Made:. 14.vs..Colgate.(12/5/08)Most.3-Point.Field.Goals.Attempted:. 35.vs..Quinnipiac.(11/22/04)Most.Free.Throws.Made:. 33.vs..Vermont.(1996-97)Most.Free.Throws.Attempted:. 42.vs..Harvard.(2/1/94)Most.Rebounds:. 76.vs..Lowell.(12/8/77)Most.Assists:. 32.at.Central.Connecticut.(1/13/88)Most.Steals:. 24.vs..Vermont.(1/27/80).....

Most.Points:. 2,198.(29.games;1983-84)Highest.Scoring.Average:. 75.8.(1982-83)Lowest.Scoring.Average:. 55.3.(2008-09)Most.Field.Goals.Made:. 874.(1982-83)Most.Most.Field.Goals.Attempted:. 1,915.(1982-83)Most.3-Point.Field.Goals.Made:. 171.(2001-02)Most.3-Point.Field.Goals.Attempted:. 556.(2004-05)Most.Free.Throws.Made:. 459.(1998-99)Most.Free.Throws.Attempted:. 688.(1996-97)Most.Rebounds:. 1,216.(1982-83)Most.Assists:. 474.(1982-83)Most.Steals:. 351.(1983-84)

IN A SINGLE SEASON

Most.Wins:. 22.(1982-83)Most.Consecutive.Wins:. 9.(2/9/84-11/24/84).two.seasonsMost.Consecutive.Wins.to.Start.Season:. .8.(1977-78;1982-83)Most.Losses:. 23.(2008-09)Most.Consecutive.Losses:. 11.(2007-08)

TEAM RECORDSIN A SINGLE GAME

IN A SINGLE SEASON

WINS & LOSSES

Most.Points:. 36. Laura.Seiden. Northeastern. 1989-90.Highest.Scoring.Average:. -. -. -. -.Most.Field.Goals.Made:. 16. Kris.Kinney. Northeastern. 1988-89Most.Field.Goals.Attempted:. 31. Kris.Kinney. Maine. 1988-89. . 31. Sheila.Danker. Maine.. 1985-1989Highest.Field.Goal.Percentage:. 1.00.(8-8). Anna.Matthias. Northeastern.. 12/12/99Most.3-Point.Field.Goals.Made:. 6 Amy Simpson Colgate 12/5/08. . 6.. Ashley.Cerniglia. Boston.U.. 1/26/08. . 6. Amy.Simpson. Binghamton. 3/3/07. . 6. Danielle.Clark. UMBC. 1/20/07. . 6. Heidi.Plencner. Northeastern. 2/22/01. . 6. Adriane.Domanski. Maine. 2/12/00. . 6. Andriane.Domanski. Maine. 1/15/00Most.3-Point.Field.Goals.Attempted:.15 Amy Simpson Dartmouth 1/13/09Most.Free.Throws.Made:. 19. Sheila.Danker. Vermont. 1995-96Most.Free.Throws.Attempted:. 24. Sheila.Danker. Vermont. 1995-96Highest.Free.Throw.Percentage:. 1.00.(12-12). Sheila.Danker. Hartford. 1996-97Most.Rebounds:. 24. Kathy.Ladd. Connecticut. 2/22/79Highest.Rebounding.Percentage:. -. -. -. -Most.Assists:. 13. Corinne.Gulas. Connecticut. 1983-84Most.Steals:. 10. Corinne.Gulas. Maine. 2/13/84Most.Blocked.Shots:. 6. Maren.Matthias. Brown. 11/17/00. . 6. Rita.McCarroll. Vermont. 1987-89. . 6. Denise.Higgins. Fordham. 12/29/83

INDIVIDUAL GAME RECORDS RECORD PLAYER OPPONENT DATE

. 695. Denise.Higgins. 1988-89

. 25.7. Kris.Kinney. 1988-1989.

. 295. Kris.Kinney. 1988-89

. 601. Sheila.Danker. 1996-97

. -. -. -

..648.(144-222).Pam.Brandell. 1996-97

. 62 Amy Simpson 2008-09

. -. -. -.

. -. -. -.

. -. -. -.

. -. -. -

. -. -. -

. -. -. - 250 Amy Simpson 2008-09. 173. Sheila.Danker. 1996-97. 222. Sheila.Danker. 1996-97..900.(36-40). Kathy.Ladd. 1980-81. 323. Kathy.Cadwell. 1995-96. 9.0. Karen.Cadwell. 1993-97.. 155. Corinne.Gulas. 1982-83. 130. Corrine.Gulas. 1983-84. 53. Denise.Higgins. 1983-84. -. -. -.. -. -. -

RECORD PLAYER SEASONINDIVIDUAL SEASON RECORDS


individual & team records year-by-year results

1975-76. Kathy.Sanborn.. 15.3.PPG. Clare.Pyne. 7.0.RPG1976-77. Jean.Giarrusso. 19.3.PPG. Not.available. -.1977-78. Kathy.Sanborn.. 14.4.PPG. Not.available. -1978-79. Kathy.Sanborn. 14.3.PPG. Karen.Bolton.. 9.9.RPG1979-80. Jackie.MacMullan. 14.1.PPG. Karen.Bolton. 8.0.RPG1980-81. Martha.Morrison. 12.6.PPG. Theresa.Redmond. 8.0.RPG1981-82. Theresa.Redmond.. 15.8.PPG. Theresa.Redmond. 8.0.RPG1982-83. Theresa.Redmond. 18.1.PPG. Theresa.Redmond. 9.2.RPG1983-84. Corinne.Gulas. 17.9.PPG. Gail.Jackson. 10.0.RPG1984-85. Terri.Mulliken. 13.1.PPG. Kelly.Butterfield. 10.1.RPG1985-86. Kris.Kinney. 15.6.PPG. Kris.Kinney. 8.1.RPG1986-87. Kris.Kinney. 20.7.PPG

. Kris.Kinney. 8.0.RPG1987-88. Kris.Kinney. 20.9.PPG. Kris.Kinney. 7.8.RPG1988-89. Kris.Kinney. 25.7.PPG. Kris.Kinney. 9.4.RPG1989-90. Laura.Seiden. 19.0.PPG. Deb.Dorsch. 5.5.RPG1990-91. Laura.Seiden. .15.0.PPG. Deb.Russell. 5.7.RPG1991-92. Laura.Seiden. 13.3.PPG. Kendall.Daly. 5.4.RPG1992-93. Kendall.Daly. 16.5.PPG. Teya.Eaton. 6.4.RPG1993-94. Marcie.Lane. 15.0.PPG. Teya.Eaton. 6.2.RPG1994-95. Sheila.Danker. 10.7.PPG. Kathy.Caldwell. 8.2.RPG1995-96. Sheila.Danker. 21.1.PPG. Kathy.Caldwell. 11.5.RPG1996-97. Sheila.Danker. 24.4.PPG. Kathy.Caldwell. 11.5.RPG1997-98. Orsi.Farkas. 16.6.PPG. Orsi.Farkas. 6.7.RPG

1998-99. Orsi.Farkas. 17.1.PPG. Orsi.Farkas. .6.6.RPG1999-2000. Orsi.Farkas. 14.9.PPG. Orsi.Farkas. 7.6.RPG2000-01. Anna.Matthias. 12.4.PPG. Anna.Matthias. 6.3.RPG2001-02. Maren.Matthias. 11.5.PPG. Maren.Matthias. .7.8.RPG2002-03. Maren.Matthias. 17.5.PPG. Maren.Matthias. 9.6.RPG2003-04. Maren.Matthias. 15.9.PPG. Maren.Matthias. 7.8.RPG2004-05. Lindsay.Adams. 11.3.PPG. Lindsay.Adams. 4.7.RPG2005-06. Danielle.Clark. 15.1.PPG. Ray.Williams. 6.7.RPG2006-07. Danielle.Clark. 14.0.PPG. Danielle.Clark. 5.8.RPG2007-08. Amy.Simpson.. 11.3.PPG. Candace.Williams. 6.7.RPG.2008-09. Candace.Williams.. 16.1.PPG. Candace.Williams. 8.1.RPG

ANNUAL SCORING AND REBOUNDING LEADERS YEAR PLAYER AVERAGE

YEAR PLAYER AVERAGE

YEAR PLAYER AVERAGE

1975-76. Joyce.Mills. 3. 5. .375. --. --. ---. . . Nina.Bailiargeon,.Clare.Pyne1976-77. Joyce.Mills. 10. 16. .375. --. --. ---. . . Jean.Marie.GiarrussoMills Career Record - 2 years, 13-21 (.382)1977-78. Cecelia.DeMarco. 14. 5. .737. --. --. ---. . . N/A1978-79. Cecelia.DeMarco. 13. 7. .650. --. --. ---. . . Kathy.Sanborn1979-80. Cecelia.DeMarco. 15. 7. .682. --. --. ---. . . Karen.Bolton1980-81. Cecelia.DeMarco. 13. 9. .591. --. --. ---. . . Donna.Couture,.Patty.Foster1981-82. Cecelia.DeMarco. 18. 8. .692. --. --. ---. . . Kathy.Ladd,.Jackie.MacMullan,.Martha.Morrison1982-83. Cecelia.DeMarco. 23. 7. .767. --. --. ---. . . Theresa.Redmond1983-84. Cecelia.DeMarco. 20. 8. .714. --. --. ---. . . Corinne.Gulas,.Gail.Jackson1984-85. Cecelia.DeMarco. 11. 16. .407. 4. 1. .800. ECAC.Seaboard. Kelly.Butterfield1985-86. Cecelia.DeMarco. 9. 19. .321. 8. 4. .667. ECAC.Seaboard. Denise.Darling,.Terri.MullikenDeMarco Career Record - 9 years, 136-86 (.613)1986-87. Kathy.Sanborn. 14. 12. .538. 9. 5. .643. ECAC.Seaboard. Melissa.Pfefferle,.Karen.Pinkos1987-88. Kathy.Sanborn. 19. 8. .704. 11. 3. .786. ECAC.Seaboard. Melissa.Pfefferle,.Karen.Pinkos1988-89. Kathy.Sanborn. 16. 11. .593. 10. 4. .714. ECAC.Seaboard. Carolyn.Keavney,.Kris.Kinney1989-90. Kathy.Sanborn. 11. 16. .407. 7. 5. .583. North.Atlantic. Deb.Dorsch,.Rita.McCarroll,.Michele.Brusseau1990-91. Kathy.Sanborn. 10. 17. .370. 3. 7. .300. North.Atlantic. Jen.Casey,.Julie.Donlon1991-92. Kathy.Sanborn. 18. 8. .692. 9. 4. .692. North.Atlantic. Kendall.Daly,.Sue.Ryan1992-93. Kathy.Sanborn. 18. 8. .692. 10. 4. .714. North.Atlantic. Kendall.Daly,.Deb.Russell,.Laura.Seiden1993-94. Kathy.Sanborn. 17. 11. .607. 9. 7. .563. North.Atlantic. Kerri.Eaton,.Marcie.Lane1994-95. Kathy.Sanborn. 13. 14. .481. 10. 6. .625. North.Atlantic. Teya.Eaton,.Jenny.Matteson,.Sue.McLaughlin1995-96. Kathy.Sanborn. 16. 12. .571. 12. 6. .667. North.Atlantic. Anne.Colton,.Bridget.White1996-97. Kathy.Sanborn. 18. 10. .643. 14. 4. .778. America.East. Kathy.Caldwell,.Bridget.WhiteSanborn Career Record - 11 years, 170-127 (.572)1997-98. Sue.Johnson. 12. 15. .444. 9. 9. .500. America.East. Steph.Schubert1998-99. Sue.Johnson. 19. 8. .704. 13. 5. .722. America.East. Orsi.Farkas,.Allison.Godfrey1999-00. Sue.Johnson. 13. 15. .464. 8. 10. .444. America.East. Orsi.Farkas,.Allison.Godfrey,.Kim.Kassik2000-01. Sue.Johnson. 10. 18. .357. 8. 10. .444. America.East. Sarah.Bushey,.Kim.Kassik2001-02. Sue.Johnson. 16. 13. .552. 9. 7. .563. America.East. Aubrey.Danen,.Colleen.Mullen,.Kiki.Proctor2002-03. Sue.Johnson. 13. 16. .448. 7. 9. .437. America.East. Emily.Caschera,.Aubrey.Danen,.Colleen.Mullen2003-04. Sue.Johnson. 11. 18. .379. 6. 12. .333.. America.East. Maren.Matthias,.Sarah.Rappoport2004-05. Sue.Johnson. 15. 14. .517. 10. 8. .556. America.East. Emily.Hardy,.Whitney.Edwards2005-06. Sue.Johnson. 15. 13. .536. 7. 9. .438. America.East. Emily.Hardy,.Ebony.Woods2006-07. Sue.Johnson. 9. 20. .310. 4. 12. .250. America.East. Danielle.Clark,.Whitney.EdwardsJohnson Career Record - 10 years, 133-150 (.469)2007-08. Kristin.Cole. 7. 22. .241. 4. 12. .250. America.East. Ashley.Cerniglia,.Danielle.Flowers2008-09. Kristin.Cole. 8. 23. .258. 6. 10. .375. America.East. N/ACole Career Record - 2 years, 15-45 (.250)TOTAL 467 429 .521 207 173 .569

OVERALL CONFERENCE YEAR COACH W L PCT. W L PCT. CONF. NAME CAPTAINS

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS



all-time awards year-by-year results

Kris.Kinney-.1989

ALL-TIME AWARDS Seaboard/North Atlantic/America East Player of the Year

Denise Beliveau - 2008Kris.Kinney.-.1986Laura.Seiden.-.1990

Seaboard/North Atlantic/America East Rookie of the Year

Kelly.Butterfield.-.1985Kendall.Daly.-.1993Sheila.Danker.-.1996,.1997Orsi.Farkas.-.1999,.2000Maren.Matthias.-.2003Kris.Kinney.-.1987,.1988Karen.Pinkos.-.1988

Seaboard/North Atlantic/America East First Team

Pam.Brandell.-.1997Kathy.Caldwell.-.1996Danielle.Clark.-.2006,.2007Julie.Donlon.-.1990Deb.Dorsch.-.1990Orsi.Farkas.-.1998Maren.Matthias.-.2002,.2004Laura.Seiden.-.1990,.1991,.1992

Seaboard/North Atlantic/America East Second Team

Lindsay.Adams.-.2005Aubrey.Danen.-.2002,.2003Kim.Kassik.-.1998Kelly.Karl.-.1998Anna.Matthias.-.2001Heidi.Plencner.-.2002

Seaboard/North Atlantic/America East Third Team

Denise Beliveau - 2008Pam.Brandell.-.1994Aubrey.Danen.-.1999Kelly.Karl.-.1995Carrie.Kimball.-.1993Geneva.Livingston.-.2002Kiki.Proctor.-.1999Laura.Seiden.-.1990Amy Simpson - 2007Ray.Williams.-.2004

Seaboard/North Atlantic/America East All-Rookie Team

GTE Academic All-America

Sheila.Danker.-.1997Orsi.Farkas.-.2000

ESPN The Magazine Academic All-DistrcitKris.Kinney.-.1989

North Atlantic/America East Scholar-Athlete

Danielle.Clark.-.2007Anne.Colton.-.1995Sheila.Danker.-.1997Orsi.Farkas.-.1999

North Atlantic/America East Scholar-Athlete

Danielle.Clark.-.2007Anne.Colton.-.1995Sheila.Danker.-.1997Orsi.Farkas.-.1999

Kodak District I All-America

Corinne.Gulas.-.1984Kris.Kinney.-.1988,.1989Theresa.Redmond.-.1983Kathy.Sanborn.-.1979

American Women’s Sports Foundation All-AmericaKris.Kinney.-.1989

NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship

Sheila.Danker.-.1997Orsi.Farkas.-.2000

Kathy.Sanborn.-.1989,.1994,.1997

Seaboard/North Atlantic/America East Coach of the Year

Converse District I Coach of the Year

Cecelia.DeMarco.-.1983

Aubrey.Danen.-.Umea.Comets.-.Sweden.(2003-04)Orsi.Farkas.-.Hungary.(2000-2001)

Sheila.Danker.-.Switzerland.(1997-98)Jean.Giarrusso.-.New.Jersey.Gems.(1977)Corinne.Gulas.-.New.Jersey.Gems.(1984)

Kelly.Karl.-.Chicago.Condors.-.ABL.(1998-99)Kris.Kinney.-.Kfum.Soder.-.Sweden.(1989-91).Karen.Pinkos.-.B.G..Dorsten.-.Germany.(1991)

Kathy.Sanborn.-.New.York.Stars.(1979)

Professional Players

America EastLindsay.Adams.-.2002,.03,.04,.05Jan.Beal.-.1997,.98Denise Beliveau - 2008Sarah.Bushey.-.1998,.2000,.01Emily.Caschera.-.2000,.01,.02,.03Heather.Champion.-.1998Danielle.Clark.-.2004,.05,.06,.07Aubrey.Danen.-.2000,.01,.02,.03Kate.Dillon.-.2004,.05Adriane.Domanski.-.1998,.99Kate Early - 2008Orsi.Farkas.-.1997,.98,.99,.2000Allison.Godfrey.-.1997,.98,.99,.2000Taylore.Jarvis.-.2000,.01,.02,.03Salee-Marie.Johnson.-.2005,.06Kim.Kassik.-.1998,.99,.2000,.01Abigail LaRosa - 2008Geneva.Livingston.-.2003Anna.Matthias.-.1999,.01,.02Maren.Matthias.-.2001,.02,.03Jill McDonald - 2008Colleen.Mullen.-.2001,.02Heidi.Plencner.-.1999,.2000,.01,.02Kiki.Proctor.-.1999,.2000,.01,.02Sarah.Rappoport.-.2001,.03,.04Amy Simpson - 2008Zita.Torok.-.2000Candace Williams - 2008Ebony.Woods.-.2005

North Atlantic ConferencePam.Brandell.-.1995,.97Kathy.Caldwell.-.1994,.96,.97Anne.Colton.-.1993,.94,.95,.96Cheryl.Cote.-.1992,.93Kendall.Daly.-.1992,.93Sheila.Danker.-1994,.95,.96,.97Teya.Eaton.-.1995Shelley.Fitz.-.1990Jen.Friel.-.1994,.95,.96,.97Julie.Gagne.-.1991,.93,.94Carrie.Kimball.-.1994,.95,.96Molly.Kirchner.-.1995Meaghan.Lane.-.1991,.93Jenny.Matheson.-.1994,.95Karyn.McCoy.-.1993Deb.Russell.-.1990,.91,.92,.93Steph.Schubert.-.1996,.97,.98Laura.Seiden.-.1990,.91,.92,.93Bridget.White.-.1994,.95,.96,.97

North Atlantic/America East Academic Honor Roll

Candace Williams - 2009


all-time awards year-by-year results

1975-76 (3-5)Maine-Gorham. W. 64-60Worcester.State. L. 55-62Central.Connecticut. L. 66-70Maine. . L. 58-68Keene.State. W. 64-56Bridgewater.State. L. 65-88Massachusetts. L. 60-82Plymouth.State. W. 96-55Head Coach: Joyce.MillsCaptains: Nina.Bailiargeon,.Clare.Pyne

1976-77 (6-10)Maine-Gorham. W. 89-58Maine. L. 58-61Maine-Presque.Isle. W. 91-47Boston.College. W. 71-36Worcester.State. W. 76-73Keene.State. W. 60-51Bridgewater.State. L. 54-62Vermont. L. 55-72Massachusetts. L. 63-80Providence. L. 54-67Plymouth.State. W. 100-61Northeastern. L. 63-66Rhode.Island. L. 61-75Keene.State. L. 57-59Massachusetts.•. L. 44-88Brooklyn.•. L. 55-70Head Coach: Joyce.MillsCaptain: Jean-Marie.Giarrusso•EAIAW.Division.IA.Tournament.(at.Storrs,.Conn.)

1977-78 (14-5)12/2. Massachusetts. L. 53-4912/8. Mass.-Lowell. W. 93-3512/16. @.Maine. L. 72-691/21. @.Boston.University. W. 56-451/24. @.Springfield. L. 68-561/27. Maine-Gorham. W. 64-391/30. @.Bridgewater.State. W. 82-592/1. Keene.State. W. 74-552/4. Northeastern. W. 60-382/10. Vermont. W. 88-562/14. Harvard. W. 61-462/16. @.Providence. L. 60-592/18. @.Boston.College. W. 79-392/19. Connecticut. W. 76-592/22. @.Plymouth.State. W. 99-652/25. @.Rhode.Island. W. 68-472/28. @.Keene.State. W. 72-553/3. Rhode.Island.•. W. 61-483/4. @.Southern.Connecticut.•. L. 76-54.Head Coach:.Cecilia.DeMarco•EAIAW.Regional.Tournament.(at.New.Haven,.Conn.)

1978-79 (13-7)12/5. @.Harvard. W. 62-5912/14. Maine. W. 92-8712/16. Long.Island.!. W. 82-5112/17. @.Bentley.!. W. 74-641/10. @.Central.Connecticut. W. 83-591/17. @.Northeastern. W. 75-611/20. Boston.University. L. 80-571/24. Springfield. W. 72-621/27. @.Vermont. W. 63-611/31. @.Southern.Maine. W. 86-362/3. @.Queens. L. 92-692/6. @.Colby. W. 86-362/10. Providence. L. 76-622/13. Bridgewater.State. W. 95-472/15. Rhode.Island. L. 72-642/17. @.Massachusetts. L. 96-762/20. Plymouth.State. W. 74-332/22. @.Connecticut. L. 66-582/23. @.Southern.Connecticut. L. 82-512/27. Dartmouth. W. 67-56Head Coach:.Cecelia.DeMarcoCaptain: Kathy.Sanborn!.-.Bentley.Christmas.Invitational.(at.Waltham,.Mass.)

1979-80 (15-7)11/16. Waterloo. W. 78-4111/17. @.Laval. L. 61-5912/1. Vermont. W. 82-3912/4. Harvard. W. 66-4812/11. @.St..John’s. L. 74-6412/14. @.Maine. W. 95-811/9. Laval. W. 58-451/10. Central.Connecticut. W. 75-671/16. Northeastern. W. 82-601/19. @.Boston.University. L. 61-501/21. Massachusetts. W. 76-61

1/26. @.Dartmouth.!. L. 77-551/27. Vermont.!. W. 78-421/31. Southern.Maine. W. 97-462/8. @.Rhode.Island. L. 60-592/9. @.Providence. L. 60-482/13. @.Fairfield. W. 87-572/16. Cortland.State.#. W. 80-642/17. Rhode.Island.#. W. 79-742/19. Connecticut. W. 92-622/23. Southern.Connecticut. W. 80-652/29. @.Boston.University.•. L. 45-69Head Coach: Cecilia.DeMarcoCaptain: Karen.Bolton!.-.Dartmouth.Tournament.(at.Hanover,.N.H.)#.-.Vermont.Women’s.Invitational.(at.Burlington,.Vt.)•.EAIAW.Championship.(at.Boston,.Mass.)

1980-81 (13-9)11/29. @.Connecticut.!. W. 61-5811/30. Rhode.Island.!. W(ot). 86-8412/2. @.Boston.College. W. 53-5012/4. @.Fordham. W. 67-4112/6. @.Vermont. W. 73-4012/12. Maine. W. 83-6112/13. @.Harvard. W. 66-591/7. St..John’s. L. 66-581/9. @.Central.Connecticut. W. 84-791/14. @.Northeastern. L. 60-491/17. @.Yale. W. 72-621/19. @.Massachusetts. L. 75-711/23. Fairfield. W. 73-631/26. @.Southern.Maine. W. 68-531/30. Bishop’s. W. 75-712/5. Rhode.Island. L. 81-792/11. Providence. L. 69-632/14. @.Syracuse. L. 58-542/18. Boston.University. L. 63-482/18. @.Connecticut. L. 65-552/21. @.Southern.Connecticut. L. 76-602/24. Dartmouth. W. 76-59Head Coach:.Cecilia.DeMarcoCaptains: Donna.Couture,.Patty.Foster!.-.New.England.Tip-Off.(at.Storrs,.Conn.)

1981-82 (18-8). Massachusetts!. W. 63-50. Rhode.Island.!. W. 75-5412/2. Boston.College. W. 63-4612/5. @.Montclair.State.$. L. 55-5212/6. East.Carolina.$. W. 65-6112/11. @.Maine. W. 83-51. @.Southern.Maine. W. 64-3812/17. Bishop’s. W. 78-6712/27. Virginia.#. W. 63-6212/28. DePaul.#. W. 61-5912/29. Detroit.#. L. 67-651/6. Connecticut. W. 62-421/10. Fordham. W. 63-461/13. Northeastern. W. 66-491/16. @.St..John’s. L. 79-641/20. Massachusetts. W. 70-461/26. Vermont. W. 84-421/30. Syracuse. L(ot). 84-822/2. Yale. W. 75-622/4. @.Rhode.Island. W. 71-662/6. Central.Connecticut. W. 83-532/10. Providence. L. 71-562/13. @.West.Point. L. 75-622/14. @.Fairfield. L. 72-622/23. @.Dartmouth. W. 82-632/25. @.Boston.University. L. 82-77Head Coach: Cecelia.DeMarcoCaptains: Kathy.Ladd,.Jackie.MacMullan,.Martha.Morrison!.-.New.England.Tip-Off$.-.Dial.Classic.(at.Montclair,.N.J.)#.-.Queens.College.Holiday.Tourney.(at.Flushing,.N.Y.)

1982-83 (23-7)11/20. West.Point. W. 72-5211/27. Connecticut.!. W. 89-6311/28. @.Rhode.Island.!. W. 79-6912/1. @.Boston.College. W(ot). 69-6412/4. @.Massachusetts. W. 82-6812/11. Maine. W. 91-6812/13. Southern.Maine. W. 76-4412/16. Bishop’s. W. 69-4812/28. Villanova.$. L. 68-6512/29. New.Orleans.$. L. 79-6712/30. Seton.Hall.$. W. 81-601/5. @.Connecticut. W. 76-651/8. @.Central.Connecticut. W. 90-701/11. @.Northeastern. L. 55-541/14. @.Syracuse.#. W. 77-66

1/15. Maryland.#. L. 74-721/19. St..John’s. W. 78-671/25. @.Yale. W. 75-561/28. Illinois.State.%. L. 83-741/29. Memphis.State.%. L. 77-752/1. @.Vermont. W. 84-622/3. Rhode.Island. W. 92-722/9. Providence. W. 69-622/15. Holy.Cross. W. 69-572/17. @.Fordham. W. 73-612/22. Dartmouth. W. 74-562/24. Boston.University. W. 76-742/27. Fairfield. L. 85-713/11. Holy.Cross.•. W. 69-553/12. Manhattan.•. W. 79-61Head Coach:.Cecelia.DeMarcoCaptain: Theresa.Redmond!.-.New.England.Tip-Off.(at.Kingston,.R.I.)$.-.LaSalle.Lady.Michelob.Classic.(at.Philadelphia,.Pa.)#.-.Orange.Plus.Classic.(at.Syracuse,.N.Y.)%.-.Optimist-ODU.Classic.(at.Norfolk,.Va.).•.ECAC.Tournament.(at.Durham,.N.H.)

1983-84 (20-8)11/19. Southern.Maine. W. 90-3711/26. Rhode.Island.!. W. 82-7811/27. Connecticut.!. W. 76-6811/30. Boston.College. W. 65-4512/2. New.Orleans.$. L. 91-6712/3. Eastern.Washington.$. W. 97-7312/7. @.St..John’s. L. 78-6012/10. @.Old.Dominion. L. 87-6412/20. @.Rutgers. L. 82-6912/21. @.Holy.Cross. W. 68-6212/27. Cal-Berkley.#. L. 74-6512/28. Bucknell.#.. W. 75-4112/29. Fordham.#. W. 66-601/14. Boston.University. W. 55-421/21. @.Concordia. W. 91-451/24. @.Providence. L. 80-731/27. Yale. W. 79-511/29. Massachusetts. W. 72-402/1. @.Rhode.Island. L. 66-582/4. @.Dartmouth. W. 79-632/6. @.Fairfield. L. 74-642/9. Syracuse. W. 64-602/13. @.Maine. W. 83-652/16. Northeastern. W. 53-422/21. Connecticut. W. 72-542/23. Vermont. W. 84-522/29. @.Harvard. W. 73-463/2. Northeastern.•. W. 74-64Head Coach:.Cecelia.DeMarcoCaptains: Corinne.Gulas,.Gail.Jackson!.-.New.England.Tip-Off.(at.Amherst,.Mass.)$.-.Lady.Ute.Classic.(at.Salt.Lake.City,.Utah)#.-.Queens.College.Holiday.Tourney.(at.Flushing,.N.Y.)•ECAC.Championship.(at.Durham,.N.H.)

1984-85 (11-16, 4-1)11/17. @.Southern.Maine. W. 73-5811/24. Seton.Hall.!. W. 55-5311/25. @.Dartmouth.!. L. 61-5611/28. @Boston.College. L. 80-5712/1. @Syracuse. L. 79-5412/5. Rhode.Island. L. 55-4612/8. Penn.State.$. L. 98-5712/9. Delaware.$. L. 65-5512/15. Cheyney.State. L. 59-5612/30. Jackson.State.#. L. 70-4812/31. Cleveland.State.#. W. 76-671/2. Oklahoma.#. L. 73-421/13. Siena. W. 76-591/17. Holy.Cross. W. 71-641/24. @.Massachusetts. L. 69-571/29. Dartmouth. W. 61-571/31. @.Northeastern*. L. 56-302/3. Fairfield. L. 59-572/6. Boston.University*. W. 70-562/8. Brooklyn*. W. 67-432/12. Harvard. W. 63-592/16. @.Connecticut. L. 66-482/20. Maine*. W. 65-552/24. Temple. L. 66-602/26. @.Vermont*. W. 49-433/2. Maine.•. L. 62-593/3. Boston.University.•. L. 62-39Head Coach: Cecelia.DeMarcoCaptain: Kelly.Butterfield*.-.Seaboard.Conference!.-.Dartmouth.Invitational.(at.Hanover,.N.H.)$.-.Providence.Invitational.(at.Providence,.R.I.)#.-.Miami.Classic.(at.Miami,.Fla.)•.Seaboard.Conf..Playoffs.(at.Boston,.Mass.)

1985-86 (9-19, 8-4)11/23. @.Brown. L. 68-6211/26. Boston.College. L. 65-4612/4. @.Rhode.Island. L. 75-6112/6. George.Washington.!. L. 69-4512/7. Marist.!. L. 67-6012/11. @.Vermont*. W. 84-7412/14. Massachusetts. L. 70-5012/27. St..Joseph’s.$. L. 73-4012/28. Georgia.State.$. W. 64-5812/29. Ball.State.$. L. 73-571/8. @.Fairfield. L. 68-581/9. @.Brooklyn*. W. 68-651/12. Iona. L. 67-581/15. @.Boston.University*. L. 61-421/25. @.Dartmouth. L. 62-511/29. @Hartford*. W. 52-452/1. Brooklyn*. W. 79-632/4. @.Northeastern*. L. 76-542/7. Boston.University*. L. 83-762/10. @.Harvard. L. 68-542/12. Maine*. W. 56-502/15. @.Siena. L. 67-632/18. Hartford*. W. 68-532/21. Vermont*. W. 69-642/24. @.Maine*. W. 64-552/26. Northeastern*. L. 58-382/28. @.Northeastern.•. L. 64-463/2. Maine.•. L. 53-50Head Coach: Cecelia.DeMarcoCaptains: Denise.Darling,.Terri.Mulliken*.-.Seaboard.Conference!.-.Gold.Cup.Tournament.(at.Storrs,.Conn.)$.-.LaSalle.Tournament.(at.Philadelphia,.Pa.)•.Seaboard.Conf..Tournament.(at.Boston,.Mass.)

1986-87 (14-12, 9-5)11/29. @.Boston.College. L. 93-4712/2. Rhode.Island. W. 75-4412/6. Syracuse. W. 72-6212/10. Fairfield. L. 55-4212/13. @.Massachusetts. L. 67-5312/28. Manhattan.!. L. 57-4712/29. @.Wagner.!. W. 65-531/6. Vermont*. W. 80-651/8. @.Brooklyn*. W. 79-491/13. @.Boston.University*. L. 63-441/17. @.Hartford*. W. 66-601/18. @.Iona. L. 86-791/21. Northeastern*. W. 64-621/23. Dartmouth. W. 60-441/25. @.Central.Connecticut*. W. 71-641/28. Maine*. W. 61-521/31. Brooklyn*. W. 67-462/4. @.Northeastern*. L. 70-502/6. Boston.University*. L(ot). 89-842/8. Central.Connecticut*. W. 93-752/11. @.Maine*. L. 82-672/14. @.Connecticut. L. 77-532/16. Harvard. W. 77-662/18. Hartford*. W. 70-572/21. @.Vermont*. L. 77-563/4. @.Northeastern.•. L. 53-43Head Coach: Kathy.SanbornCaptains: Melissa.Pfefferle,.Karen.Pinkos*.-.Seaboard.Conference!.-.Wagner.Christmas.Tournament.(at.Staten.Island,.N.Y.)•.-.Seaboard.Conf..Tournament.(at.higher.seed)

1987-88 (19-8, 11-3)12/1. @.Rhode.Island. W. 77-7012/3. Connecticut. W. 61-4712/10. Boston.College. W. 61-4712/12. Massachusetts. W(ot). 69-6312/30. Brown. W. 80-451/2. @.Florida.International.!. L. 57-561/3. Cleveland.State.!. W. 73-641/4. James.Madison.!. L. 87-601/9. @.Holy.Cross. L. 83-671/13. @.Central.Connecticut*. W. 83-661/12. @.Fairfield. L. 79-631/16. @.Vermont*. W. 72-611/20. Boston.University*. L. 63-571/23. Hartford*. W. 69-571/25. Brooklyn*. W. 60-321/27. @.Dartmouth. W. 70-471/30. @.Northeastern*. W. 67-632/1. @.Harvard. W. 68-602/3. @.Maine*. L. 64-632/6. Central.Connecticut*. W. 71-532/10. Vermont*. W. 70-56



2/13. @.Boston.University*. W. 62-562/17. @.Hartford*. L. 69-632/20. @.Brooklyn*. W. 73-482/24. Northeastern*. W. 70-502/27. Maine*. W. 60-563/2. @.Maine.•. L. 82-76.Head Coach: Kathy.SanbornCaptains: Melissa.Pfefferle,.Karen.Pinkos*.-.Seaboard.Conference!.-.Sun.&.Fun.Classic.(at.Miami,.Fla.)•.-.Seaboard.Conf..Tournament.(at.higher.seed)

1988-89 (16-11, 10-4)11/29. Rhode.Island. W. 63-5512/2. @.Fairfield.!. L. 75-5812/3. Wagner.!. W. 68-6612/7. @.Boston.College. L. 70-5812/10. @.Massachusetts. L. 72-7112/29. Baylor.$. W. 65-6212/30. @.Central.Florida.$. L. 86-7512/31. William.&.Mary.$. W. 63-491/5. @.Brown. W(ot). 73-721/7. Holy.Cross. L(2ot). 83-801/11. Central.Connecticut*. L. 69-641/14. Vermont*. W. 75-521/18. @.Boston.University*. W. 64-621/21. @.Hartford*. W(ot). 77-731/23. @.Brooklyn*. W. 76-501/26. Dartmouth. L. 68-511/28. Northeastern*. W. 63-621/30. Harvard. W. 71-612/1. Maine*. L. 65-612/4. @.Central.Connecticut*. W. 65-632/8. @.Vermont*. W. 71-642/11. Boston.University*. W. 58-552/15. Hartford*. W. 83-592/18. Brooklyn*. W. 70-412/22. @.Northeastern*. L. 67-632/25. @.Maine*. L. 69-603/1. Boston.University.•. L. 73-65Head Coach: Kathy.SanbornCaptains: Carolyn.Keavney,.Kris.Kinney*.-.Seaboard.Conference!.-.Warner.Classic.(at.Fairfield,.Conn.)$.-.UCF.Tournament.(at.Orlando,.Fla.)•.Seaboard.Conf..Tournament.(at.higher.seed)

1989-90 (11-16, 7-5)11/26. Holy.Cross. L. 80-6211/28. @.Rhode.Island. W. 67-5612/1. Duke.!. L. 82-4712/2. Eastern.Washington.!. L. 62-5812/6. Boston.College. L. 66-5812/9. Massachusetts. W. 66-601/3. @.Central.Florida.$. L. 80-631/4. East.Tennessee.State.$. W. 73-611/5. Fordham.$. L. 72-711/11. Fairfield. L. 69-651/13. Northeastern*. W. 61-511/17. @.Hartford*. W. 50-421/20. Vermont*. W. 69-581/22. @.Colgate*. L. 72-611/25. @.Dartmouth. L. 77-761/27. @.Boston.University*. L. 67-581/29. @.Harvard. W. 70-661/31. @.Northeastern*. W. 63-502/3. Central.Connecticut. L. 82-562/7. Maine*. L. 70-492/10. Hartford*. W. 57-552/14. @.Maine*. L. 72-542/17. @.Vermont*. W. 59-522/21. @.Central.Connecticut. L. 84-542/28. Boston.University*. L. 55-533/2. Colgate. W. 87-643/8. Northeastern.•. L. 50-44Head Coach:.Kathy.SanbornCaptains: Deb.Dorsch,.Shelley.Fitz,.Rita.McCarroll*.-.North.Atlantic.Conference!.-.Dial.Classic.(at.Durham,.N.C.)$.-.Central.Florida.Holiday.Classic.(at.Orlando,.Fla.)•.-.NAC.Tournament.(at.higher.seed)

1990-91 (10-17, 3-7)11/25. @Holy.Cross. L. 93-6511/28. @.Brown. L. 78-7312/1. @.Massachusetts. W. 75-5412/5. Rhode.Island. L. 59-5612/7. @.Tennessee.Tech.!. L. 96-6812/8. Akron.!. W. 79-6712/12. @.Boston.College. L. 104-7612/29. @.South.Florida. L. 95-6912/31. @.Stetson.$. W. 74-551/2. Auburn.$. L. 77-441/5. Maine*. L. 76-551/12. @.Vermont*. L. 65-621/16. @.Boston.University*. L. 71-681/19. Northeastern*. W. 79-491/22. Dartmouth. W. 61-541/23. Yale. W. 66-551/26. Hartford*. L. 62-44

1/29. Harvard. W. 65-612/2. @.Maine*. L. 71-532/9. Colgate*. L. 82-692/13. Vermont. L. 74-652/16. Boston.University*. W. 60-582/19. Rider. W. 87-832/23. @.Northeastern*. W. 58-322/28. Arkansas.State. L. 70-653/2. @.Hartford*. L(ot). 84-793/5. @.Hartford.•. L. 55-53Head Coach: Kathy.SanbornCaptains: Jennifer.Casey,.Julie.Donlon*.-.North.Atlantic.Conference!.-.Holiday/Lite.Classic.(at.Cookeville,.Tn.)$.-.Lady.Hatter.Classic.(at.DeLand,.Fla.)•.-.NAC.Tournament.(at.higher.seed)

1991-92 (18-8, 9-4)11/26. Brown. W. 74-4212/1. Holy.Cross. L. 65-6012/4. @.Rhode.Island. W. 64-5812/6. Marshall.!. 0. 62-6112/7. Morehead.State.!. W. 56-5112/14. @.Dartmouth. L. 65-6212/28. @.Florida.$. L. 75-6712/29. Iowa.State.$. W. 57-531/5. Monmouth. W. 76-611/11. @.Hartford*. W. 54-431/15. @.Yale. W. 72-601/17. @.Delaware*. W. 72-711/18. @.Drexel*. W. 69-611/23. Hartford*. W. 57-491/25. Vermont*. L. 85-631/28. @.Harvard. W. 80-691/30. Northeastern*. W(2ot). 62-612/1. @.Boston.University*. W. 68-532/8. Maine*. L. 65-552/13. Boston.University*. W. 71-522/15. @.Northeastern*. W. 64-592/22. @.Vermont*. L.. 79-602/28. Drexel*. W. 79-703/1. Delaware*. L. 61-603/10. Northeastern.•. W. 66-493/13. Maine.•. L. 74-65Head Coach: Kathy.SanbornCaptains: Kendall.Daly,.Sue.Ryan*.-.North.Atlantic.Conference!.-.Lady.Flames.Classic.(at.Lynchburg,.Va.)$.-.Lady.Gator.Tournament.(at.Gainesville,.Fla.)•.-.NAC.Tournament.(Quarterfinals.at.higher.seed,.semifinals.and.finals.at.Burlington,.Vt.)

1992-93 (18-8, 10-4)12/1. @.Holy.Cross. L. 73-7112/4. Marist.!. W. 76-4012/5. Iona.!. L. 83-6212/9. Massachusetts. W. 71-4912/12. Dartmouth. W. 67-471/2. Kansas.State.$. L. 69-601/3. Davidson.$. W. 91-531/7. Rhode.Island. W. 88-691/12. Brown. W. 67-591/15. Delaware*. W. 89-631/17. Drexel*. W. 64-541/21. @.Hartford*. W(ot). 82-791/23. Vermont*. L. 75-701/28. @.Northeastern*. W. 64-621/30. Boston.University*. W. 66-552/2. Harvard. W. 87-842/7. @.Maine*. W. 68-632/11. @.Boston.University*. W. 62-592/13. Northeastern*. L. 67-582/18. @.Vermont*. L. 70-552/20. Hartford*. W. 81-632/26. @.Drexel*. W. 73-592/28. @.Delaware*. L(ot). 73-673/3. @.Central.Connecticut. W. 76-603/6. Maine*. W. 58-383/9. Maine.•. L. 55-59Head Coach: Kathy.SanbornCaptains: Kendall.Daly,.Deb.Russell,.Laura.Seiden*.-.North.Atlantic.Conference!.-.Iona.Classic.(at.New.Rochelle,.N.Y.)$.-.Holiday.Inn.Basketball.Beach.Blast.(at.Wilm-ington,.N.C.)•.-.NAC.Tournament.(at.higher.seed)

1993-94 (17-11, 8-6)11/28. @.Rhode.Island. L. 61-3112/3. Rider.!. W. 66-6112/4. Cornell.!. W. 79-5712/8. @.Massachusetts. L(ot). 69-6712/29. Army.$. W. 47-4412/30. @.Dartmouth.$. L. 46-421/2. Temple.#. W. 67-561/3. Iowa.State.#. L. 62-531/6. Canisius. W. 74-611/11. @.Brown. W. 58-511/14. @.Delaware*. W. 59-541/16. @.Drexel*. W. 58-57

1/20. Hartford*. W. 59-571/22. @.Vermont*. L. 80-631/27. Northeastern*. L. 54-531/29. @.Boston.University*. W. 69-682/1. @.Harvard. W. 85-712/5. Maine*. L. 64-602/10. Boston.University*. W. 68-662/12. @.Northeastern*. L. 66-632/17. Vermont*. L. 81-662/19. @.Hartford*. W. 78-692/22. Holy.Cross. W. 71-682/25. Drexel.. W. 88-762/27. Delaware*. W. 84-703/2. @.Maine*. L. 72-643/6. Drexel.•. W. 78-633/10. @.Vermont.•. L. 50-70Head Coach: Kathy.SanbornCaptains: Kerri.Eaton,.Marcie.Lane*.-.North.Atlantic.Conference!.-.Cornell/Sheraton.Classic.(at.Ithaca,.N.Y.)$.-.Dartmouth.Invitational.(at.Hanover,.N.H.)#.-.UNC-Greensboro.Tournament.(at.Greensboro,.N.C.)•.NAC.Tournament.(at.higher.seed)

1994-95 (13-14, 10-6)11/27. @.Holy.Cross. L. 69-5412/2. Princeton.!. L. 62-6112/3. St..Peter’s.!. W. 52-5112/10. Dartmouth. L. 64-6312/30. @.Boston.College. L. 56-531/2. Yale.$. W. 59-571/3. @.Florida.International.$.L. 86-531/4. Arkansas.$. L. 75-411/7. @.Hofstra*. W. 64-591/11. Brown. L. 58-521/13. Delaware*. L. 67-601/15. Drexel*. W. 65-561/19. @Hartford*. W. 66-481/21. Vermont*. W. 67-591/26. @.Northeastern*. L. 63-431/28. Boston.University*. W. 69-451/31. Harvard. W. 77-732/4. @.Maine*. L. 78-492/9. @.Boston.University*. L. 86-662/11. Northeastern*. W. 64-562/16. @.Vermont*. L. 65-512/18. Hartford*. W. 71-682/21. Hofstra*. W. 72-472/24. @.Drexel*. W. 74-622/26. @.Delaware*. W. 75-703/1. Maine*. L. 92-773/5. Drexel.•. L. 67-61Head Coach: Kathy.SanbornCaptains: Teya.Eaton,.Jenny.Matteson,.Sue.McLaughlin*.-.North.Atlantic.Conference!.-.Princeton.Tournament.(at.Princeton,.N.J.)$.-.FIU.Sun.and.Fun.Classic.(at.Miami,.Fla.)•.-.NAC.Tournament.(at.higher.seed)

1995-96 (16-12, 12-6)11/26. Holy.Cross. L. 59-57......................12/2. Georgia.Tech.!. L. 90-7212/3. Wagner.!. W. 79-6712/7. @.Northeastern*. W. 63-4812/10. Boston.University*. L. 67-5712/17. Boston.College. W. 67-6412/28. Wisconsin-Milwaukee.$. W. 74-5912/29. @.Dartmouth.$. L. 72-591/2. @.Towson.State*. W. 83-661/4. @.Delaware*. W. 85-611/9. @.Hartford*. L. 65-501/12. Drexel*. W. 79-621/14. Hofstra*. W. 65-491/16. @.Brown. L. 69-621/20. @.Maine*. L. 80-641/24. Vermont*. W. 63-601/28. Maine*. L. 71-561/30. @.Harvard. L. 81-792/2. @.Drexel*. L. 79-652/4. @.Hofstra*. W. 66-622/9. Towson.State*. W. 71-632/11. Delaware*. W. 83-662/15. @.Vermont*. L(2ot). 91-862/18. Hartford*. W. 66-582/22. Northeastern*. W. 77-582/25. @Boston.University*. W. 85-603/3. Northeastern.•. W. 66-523/5. Vermont.•. L(ot). 74-70Head Coach: Kathy.SanbornCaptains: Anne.Colton,.Bridget.White*.-.North.Atlantic.Conference!.-..Sheraton.Big.Apple.Classic.(at.Riverdale,.N.Y.)$.-.Dartmouth.Invitational.(at.Hanover,.N.H.)•.NAC.Tournament.(at.higher.seed)

1996-97 (18-10, 14-4)11/23. @.Holy.Cross. L. 80-6211/29. Air.Force.!. W. 79-60

11/30. @.Montana.State. L. 94-7012/5. @.Drexel*. W. 79-6412/7. @.Hofstra*. W. 84-5312/10. @.Boston.College. L. 86-6012/14. Harvard. L. 74-6912/28. Colgate.$. W. 76-5012/29. Massachusetts.$. L. 60-521/2. @.Boston.University*. W. 63-531/4. Northeastern*. W. 61-451/7. Vermont*. W. 81-751/11. Maine*. L. 101-901/14. Brown. W. 94-791/16. @.Delaware*. W. 70-561/18. @.Towson.State*. W. 88-671/21. Hartford*. W. 68-551/24. Hofstra*. W. 76-521/26. Drexel*. L. 66-651/30. @.Vermont*. L. 70-612/1. @.Hartford*. W. 70-632/9. @.Maine*. L. 81-702/13. Towson.State*. W. 74-732/15. Delaware*. W. 70-502/21. @.Northeastern*. W. 70-592/23. Boston.University*. W. 89-543/2. Hofstra•. W. 74-623/5. @Vermont•. L. 63-60Head Coach: Kathy.SanbornCaptains: Kathy.Caldwell,.Bridget.White*.-.America.East!.-..Montana.State.Thanksgiving.Classic.(at.Boze-man,.Mont.)$.-.Wagner.Tournament.(at.Staten.Island,.N.Y.)•.America.East.Tournament.(at.higher.seed)

1997-98 (12-15, 8-10)11/22. Holy.Cross. L. 73-5911/28. Akron.!. L. 64-5911/29. Georgia.State.!. W. 68-5612/6. Hartford*. L. 68-6712/11. @.Dartmouth. W. 59-4612/13. @.Harvard. L. 71-5512/29. @.St..Peter’s.College.$. L. 73-6012/30. South.Carolina.$. L. 75-701/2. Northeastern*. L. 62-611/4. Boston.University*. W. 59-461/8. @.Delaware*. W. 72-551/10. @.Towson*. L. 61-601/13. Vermont*. L. 70-561/17. Maine*. L. 75-611/20. @.Brown. W. 72-561/22. @.Hofstra*. W. 61-521/24. @.Drexel*. W. 66-582/1. @.Maine*. W. 75-652/3. @.Hartford*. L. 55-472/6. Delaware*. W. 77-702/8. Towson.*. W. 77-602/12. @.Northeastern*. L. 76-732/14. @.Boston.University*. L. 66-632/19. Hofstra.*. W. 62-532/21. Drexel.*. W. 68-562/26. @.Vermont*. L. 67-553/5. Northeastern.•. L. 71-59Head Coach:.Sue.JohnsonCaptain: Steph.Schubert*.-.America.East!.-.Coors.Rocky.Mountain.Classic.(at.Ft..Collins,.Col.)$.-.Mr..Cookie.Face.Holiday.Classic.(at.Jersey.City,.N.J.)•.America.East.Tournament.(at.Orono,.Maine)

1998-99 (19-8, 13-5)11/17. Brown.. W. 73-6011/21. @.Holy.Cross. W. 78-7711/25. @.Navy. W. 68-6411/29. Dartmouth. W. 66-6012/5. @.Vermont*. W. 68-6012/8. @.Siena. W. 78-6512/28. NC.State.!. L. 66-5712/29. Iona.!. W. 63-481/2. Boston.University*. W. 73-491/5. Northeastern*. L. 64-531/9. @.Hofstra*. W. 67-541/11. @.Drexel*. W. 57-411/16. Maine*. L. 71-571/22. Towson*. W. 61-511/24. Delaware*. L. 80-681/27. @.Hartford*. W. 59-471/30. Hofstra*. W. 65-592/1. Drexel*. W. 75-612/4. @.Boston.University*. W. 65-442/6. @.Northeastern*. W.(ot). 74-722/10. Hartford*. W. 68-562/14. @.Maine*. L. 83-582/18. @.Towson*. W. 72-632/20. @.Delaware*. L. 83-612/25. Vermont*. W. 69-573/4. Drexel.•. L. 69-593/9. @.Arkansas.State.∞. L. 78-65Head Coach:.Sue.Johnson

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Captains: Orsi.Farkas,.Allison.Godfrey*.-.America.East!.-.First.Union.Hawk.Classic.(at.Philadelphia,.Pa.)•.-.America.East.Tournament∞.WNIT.Tournament

1999-2000 (13-15, 8-10)11/19. Holy.Cross. L. 86-6711/24. @.Dartmouth. L. 64-5211/28. Siena. W. 76-6011/30. @.Massachusetts. W.(ot). 60-5812/3. Miami.(Ohio).!. L. 67-5712/4. Princeton.!. W. 74-6112/9. Boston.University*. L.(ot). 61-5912/12. Northeastern*. W. 70-4212/21. @.N.C..State. L. 70-4412/29. Harvard. W. 70-581/2. @.Delaware*. L. 75-561/4. @.Towson*. L. 60-531/8. Vermont*. W. 78-691/15. Maine*. L. 74-711/18. @.Brown. W. 57-451/21. @.Hofstra*. L. 51-461/23. @.Drexel*. W. 76-541/27. Towson*. W. 66-591/29. Delaware*. W. 75-682/3. @.Vermont*. L. 63-512/5. @.Hartford*. L. 58-542/12. @.Maine*. L. 70-602/18. Drexel*. W. 56-522/20. Hofstra*. W. 52-372/24. @.Northeastern*. L. 56-522/26. @.Boston.University*. W. 70-663/2. Hartford*. L. 56-543/9. Delaware.•.. L. 77-65Head Coach:.Sue.JohnsonCaptains: Orsi.Farkas,.Allison.Godfrey,.Kim.Kassik*.-.America.East!.-.Roger.L..White.Invitational.(at.Evanston,.Ill.)•.-.America.East.Tournament.(at.Burlington,.Vt.)

2000-01 (10-18, 8-10)11/17. Brown. W. 67-5711/21. @.Holy.Cross. L. 87-6011/25. Dartmouth. W. 81-5811/28. @.Harvard. L. 54-4512/1. @.Michigan. L. 81-4912/4. @.Siena. L. 75-4412/8. Delaware*. L. 71-5512/10. Towson*. W. 74-5412/13. Massachusetts. L. 56-3912/28. @.Miami.(Fla.).!. L. 70-6112/29. George.Mason.!. L. 87-541/2. @.Northeastern*. L. 59-571/5. @.Hartford*. L. 67-631/8. @.Boston.University*. W. 62-461/14. Maine*. W. 79-721/18. Hofstra*. L. 58-491/20. Drexel*. W. 78-731/25. @.Towson*. L.(ot). 64-631/27. @.Delaware*. L. 79-592/2. Vermont*. L. 71-522/4. Hartford*. W. 53-492/11. @.Maine*. L. 69-422/16. @.Drexel*. L. 89-692/18. @.Hofstra*. W. 76-642/22. Northeastern*. W. 69-662/24. Boston.University*. W. 54-523/1. @.Vermont*. L. 70-603/8. @.Vermont•. L. 72-62Head Coach:.Sue.JohnsonCaptains: Sarah.Bushey,.Kim.Kassik*.-.America.East!.-.Gatorade.Holiday.Classic.(at.Coral.Gables,.Fla.)•.-.America.East.Tournament.(at.Burlington,.Vt.)

2001-02 (16-13, 9-7)11/16. Morgan.State.!. W. 67-3911/17. @.Seton.Hall.!. L. 71-6111/20. Marist. W. 70-6011/23. Michigan. L. 81-6111/27. @.Manhattan. L. 70-5412/1. Siena. L. 78-6512/5. @.Iona. W. 63-4612/8. @.Providence. L.(ot). 79-7012/13. @.Massachusetts. W. 66-4412/29. Sacred.Heart. W. 75-451/2. @.Northeastern*. L. 73-641/6. Albany*. W. 72-561/10. @.Hartford*. L. 69-411/12. Vermont*. W. 73-551/15. @.Dartmouth. W. 75-521/19. @.Albany*. W. 50-421/23. Hartford*. W. 79-671/27. @.Maine*. L. 64-512/1. Stony.Brook*. W. 72-392/3. Binghamton*. L. 62-562/6. @.Vermont*. L. 78-752/9. @.Boston.University*. W. 56-492/12. @.Stony.Brook*. W. 63-60

2/19. Maine*. L. 68-652/23. @.Binghamton*. W. 62-492/27. Northeastern*. W. 68-583/1. Boston.University. L.(ot). 68-643/7. Binghamton.•. W. 58-533/8. Stony.Brook.•. L. 65-54Head Coach: Sue.JohnsonCaptains: Aubrey.Danen,.Colleen.Mullen,.Kiki.Proctor*.-.America.East!.-.Seton.Hall.Basketball.Classic.(at.South.Orange,.N.J.)•.-.America.East.Tournament.(at.W..Hartford,.Conn.)

2002-03 (13-16, 7-9)11/22. Manhattan. W. 47-4311/26. @Marist. L. 59-5111/30. Dartmouth. W. 76-6812/4. @Georgetown. L. 90-6012/7. Massachusetts. L. 70-5012/10. St..Francis.(N.Y.). W. 75-5412/13. @Wisconsin-Milwaukee. W. 71-6912/29. vs..Fairfield.!. L. 74-6912/30. vs..Brown.!. L. 72-641/2. Iona. W. 48-381/5. @Sacred.Heart. L. 64-571/9. @Maine*. L. 67-551/12. Albany*. W. 68-641/18. Northeastern*. W. 63-581/22. @Boston.University*. L. 59-471/25. Binghamton*. L. 67-591/29. @Vermont*. L. 76-702/2. @Stony.Brook*. L. 90-722/5. Maine*. L. 69-522/8. @Northeastern*. L. 78-612/12. @Hartford*. W. 56-532/15. @Albany*. W. 62-612/19. Vermont*. L. 71-432/26. Boston.University*. W. 67-663/1. Stony.Brook*. W.(ot). 70-673/5. Hartford*. W. 60-503/8. @Binghamton*. L. 70-683/13. vs..Stony.Brook•. W. 70-573/14. vs..Maine•. L. 71-65Head Coach: Sue.JohnsonCaptains: Emily.Caschera,.Aubrey.Danen,.Colleen.Mullen*.-.America.East!.-.Wildcat.Christmas.Classic.(at.Villanova,.Pa.)•.-.America.East.Tournament.(at.W..Hartford,.Conn.

2003-04 (11-18, 6-12)11/25. St..Bonaventure. W. 86-8511/29. Georgetown. L. 61-6012/3. @.Quinnipiac. L. 82-7612/6. @.Brown.!. L. 77-6212/7. vs..Liberty.!. L. 87-6412/11. Wisconsin-Milwaukee. W. 59-4612/28. @.St..Francis.(NY). W. 63-4712/30. SMU. W. 63-621/3. Colgate. L. 74-641/7. Albany*. W. 65-541/10. @.Stony.Brook*. W. 63-561/14. @Maine*. L. 67-451/17. Binghamton*. L.(ot). 63-561/21. @.UMBC*. W. 65-541/24. Vermont*. W. 63-521/27. Hartford*. L. 59-431/31. Northeastern*. W. 58-522/4. @.Boston.University*. L. 72-542/7. @.Albany*. L. 73-542/11. Maine. L. 63-502/14. @.Binghamton*. L. 55-532/19. UMBC*. L. 48-472/22. @.Vermont*. L. 84-512/25. @.Hartford*. L. 71-652/28. Stony.Brook*. W. 73-663/2. @.Northeastern*. L. 74-613/5. Boston.University*. L. 68-573/10. vs..Stony.Brook•. W.(ot). 74-653/11. vs..Maine•. L. 66-40Head Coach: Sue.JohnsonCaptains: Maren.Matthias,.Sarah.Rappoport*.-.America.East!.-.Brown.Classic.(at.Providence,.R.I.)•.-.America.East.Tournament.(at.W..Hartford,.Conn.)

2004-05 (15-14, 10-8)11/19. Dartmouth. W.(ot). 75-7311/22. Quinnipiac. L. 68-6511/29. @.Marist. L. 52-3412/3. @.Kansas.State.!. L. 84-5012/4. vs..Tennessee.State.!. W. 66-4212/8. Yale. W. 54-4012/11. @.Boston.College. L. 78-4912/28. Providence. W. 62-521/1. @.St..Bonaventure. L. 54-37

1/5. Albany*. W. 53-431/8. Stony.Brook*. W. 74-581/11. Maine*. W. 60-571/15. @.Binghamton*. L. 67-421/19. @.Vermont*. L. 65-571/22. @.Hartford*. L. 65-481/26. Boston.University*. L. 67-631/29. @.UMBC*. W. 73-612/1. Northeastern*. W. 70-642/5. @.Albany*. W. 71-612/8. @.Maine*. L. 59-502/12. Binghamton*. W. 66-502/16. Hartford*. L. 61-602/19. Vermont*. W. 70-652/23. @.Northeastern*. L. 67-612/26. @.Stony.Brook*. W. 74-583/3. UMBC*. W. 56-513/6. @.Boston.University*. L. 77-673/10. vs..Albany+. W. 68-483/11. at.Hartford+. L. 52-38Head Coach: Sue.JohnsonCaptains: Emily.Hardy,.Whitney.Edwards*.-.America.East!.-.Commerce.Bank.Wildcat.Classic.(Manhattan,.Kan.)•.-.America.East.Tournament.(at.W..Hartford,.Conn.)

2005-06 (15-13, 7-9)11/19. @.Yale. W. 75-5911/22. Marist. W. 62-4811/26. Cornell#. W. 75-7211/27. Boston.College#. L. 85-5812/1. @.Wagner. W. 74-5212/4. Massachusetts. W. 59-4312/7. @.Colgate. W. 69-4512/11. @.Northeastern. L. 52-4712/29. Towson.$. W.(ot). 70-6912/30. Lehigh.$. W.(ot). 66-581/4. UMBC*. W. 68-611/7. @.Binghamton*. L. 74-541/11. @.Dartmouth. L. 62-561/14. Stony.Brook*. L. 72-691/18. Maine*. W. 63-591/21. @.Albany*. L. 62-581/25. @.Hartford*. L. 65-421/28. Vermont*. W. 70-622/1. @.Boston.University*. W. 83-712/4. @.UMBC*. L. 65-532/9. Binghamton*. W. 55-492/12. Hartford*. L. 62-522/15. @.Stony.Brook*. L. 62-562/18. @.Maine*. L. 69-582/22. Albany*. W. 70-552/25. Boston.University*. W. 76-633/1. @.Vermont*. L. 57-543/10. vs..Boston.University+. L. 66-60Head Coach: Sue.JohnsonCaptains: Emily.Hardy,.Ebony.Woods*.-.America.East#.-.UNH.Wildcat.Classic.(Durham,.NH)$.-.Lehigh.Christmas.City.Classic.(Bethlehem,.Pa.)+.-.America.East.Tournament.(West.Hartford,.Conn.)

. 2006-07 (9-20, 4-12)11/14. @.Massachusetts. L. 60-3811/17. Wagner. W. 80-7011/22. @.Army. L. 54-5111/26. Iona. W. 72-6111/28. Providence. L. 79-5312/2. @.Central.Connecticut. L. 65-4712/5. @.Boston.College. L. 50-3112/9. Colgate. W. 52-4412/19. Northeastern. W. 71-6212/28. Detroit#. L. 54-5012/29. Winston-Salem.State#. W. 63-551/4. @.Maine*. L. 64-471/7. @.Hartford*. L. 48-471/10. Dartmouth. L. 79-671/13. Stony.Brook*. L. 85-661/17. Binghamton*. W.(ot). 58-551/20. UMBC*. L. 59-561/23. @.Boston.University*. L. 67-571/27. @.Vermont*. L. 70-441/31. Albany*. W. 58-442/3. Maine*. W. 65-552/7. Hartford*. L. 54-452/14. @.Stony.Brook*. L. 71-642/17. @.UMBC*. L. 59-512/24. Boston.University*. W. 71-662/28. Vermont*. L. 59-563/3. @.Binghamton*. L. 66-613/8. Albany+. L. 64-61Head Coach: Sue.JohnsonCaptains: Danielle.Clark,.Whitney.Edwards*.-.America.East#.-.Lady.Luck.Classic.(Plattsburgh,.Va.)+.-.America.East.Play-In.Game.(Binghamton,.N.Y.)

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. 2007-08 (7-22, 4-12)11/13. Central.Connecticut. W. 71-5911/17. @.USF#. L. 72-5611/18. Tennessee-Martin#. W. 71-5911/24. St..Peter’s. L. 60-4911/27. @.Boston.College.. L. 77-5212/1. Colgate. W. 75-7012/4. Army. L. 69-6112/8. Harvard. L. 59-5312/12. @.Iona. L. 92-7912/15. @.Northeastern. L. 78-7112/28. @.Providence. L. 73-411/5. Albany*. L. 62-521/9. @.Dartmouth. L. 67-521/16. Hartford*. L. 71-561/19. @.Binghamton*. L. 82-741/23. @.Vermont*. L. 72-641/26. Boston.University*. L. 77-751/30. Maine*. W. 70-552/2. @.UMBC*. W. 77-672/6. Stony.Brook*. W. 64-552/10. @.Albany*. L. 67-502/16. @.Hartford*. L. 74-442/19. Vermont*. L. 61-542/23. UMBC*. L. 66-502/27. @.Boston.University*. L. 66-393/1. Binghamton*. L. 59-473/5. @.Maine*. W. 66-583/8. @.Stony.Brook*. L. 77-373/14. Vermont+. L. 70-45Head Coach: Kristin.ColeCaptains: Ashley.Cerniglia,.Danielle.Flowers*.-.America.East#.-.South.Florida.Classic.(Tampa,.Fla.)+.-.America.East.Tournament.(West.Hartford,.Conn.)

. 2008-09 (8-23, 6-10)11/14. Bryant. L. 69-6611/19. Massachusetts. L. 67-5111/28. @.Long.Island#. L. 74-6011/29. Yale#.. L. 76-5512/3. @.Harvard. L. 81-5812/5. @.Colgate. W. 89-6112/9. @.Boston.College. L. 85-4312/14. Northeastern. W. 70-6212/20. Canisius. L. 64-3712/28. Central.Michigan!. L. 72-6212/29. Morehead.State!. L. 76-4312/30. @.Louisville!. L. 82-401/2. @.Xavier. L. 62-361/6. Maine*. W. 51-471/10. @.UMBC*. L. 95-851/13. Dartmouth. L. 62-491/17. @.Boston.U.*. L. 79-621/21. @.Stony.Brook*. W. 75-651/24. Albany*. W. 66-541/28. @.Binghamton*. L. 79-592/1. Vermont*. L. 69-482/4. Hartford*. L. 59-322/8. UMBC*. W. 73-652/12. @.Maine*. L. 57-492/15. Boston.U.*. L. 75-532/22. @.Vermont*. L. 70-482/25. Stony.Brook*. W. 50-492/28. @.Albany*. W. 66-623/4. Binghamton*. L. 56-533/7. @.Hartford*. L. 57-373/13. Vermont+. L. 57-45Head Coach: Kristin.Cole*.-.America.East#.-.Courtyard.LaGaurdia.Turkey.Classic(Brooklyn,.N.Y)!.-Downtown.Marriott.Cardinal.Classic.(Louisville,.Ky.)+.-.America.East.Tournament.(West.Hartford,.Conn.)



-A-Lindsay.Adams. 2001-05Michele.Altobello. 1984-88Margie.Arnold. 1982-84

-B-Nina.Bailiargeon. 1975-76Amy.Banks. 1980-82Jan.Beal. 1996-98Colleen.Bean. 1976-78Melissa.Belanger. 1984-88Denise Beliveau 2007-09Renee.Bender. 1985-86Sara.Bilodeau. 1998-99Patricia.Bohner. 1976-77Karen.Bolton. 1976-80Karen.Bonney. 1980-81Pam.Brandell. 1993-97Robyn.Britton. 1986-87Michelle.Brusseau. 1987-91Sarah.Bushey. 1997-01Kelly.Butterfield. 1981-85

-C-Kathy.Caldwell. 1993-97Emily.Caschera. 1999-03Jennifer.Casey. 1987-91Melissa.Cerasuolo. 1997-98Ashley.Cerniglia. 2004-07Michele.Cernuda. 1995-98Heather.Champion. 1994-98Danielle.Clark. 2003-07Gloria.Coco. 1975-77Anne.Colton. 1992-96Megan.Connolly 2003-06Cheryl.Cote. 1989-93Donna.Couture. 1977-81Terri.Crete. 1981-85Beth.Curran. 1984-88

-D-Kendall.Daly. 1989-93Aubrey.Danen. 1998-03Sheila.Danker. 1993-97Denise.Darling. 1983-86Diane.Delisle. 1976-78Jenelle.DeVits. 2005-08Ellen.Dieckelman. 1979-80Kate.Dillon. 2003-05Diana.Dilworth. 2002-03Adriane.Domanski. 1998-00Julie.Donlon. 1987-91Kelly.Donohue. 1997-01Deb.Dorsch. 1986-90Susan.Duffy. 1977-79

E-Kate Early 2007-09Kerri.Eaton. 1990-94Teya.Eaton. 1991-95Whitney.Edwards. 2003-07

-F-Orsi.Farkas. 1996-00Shelley.Fitz. 1986-90

Laura.Flaherty. 1979-80Danielle.Flowers. 2005-08Lindsay.Formica. 2004-05Patty.Foster. 1977-81Racheal Fowler 2006-09Jennifer.Friel. 1993-97

-G-Julie.Gagne. 1990-94Allison.Gagnon. 1989-90Althena.Gaines. 2007-08Jean.Giarrusso. 1975-77Allison.Godfrey. 1996-00Michelle.Grenier. 1989-90Ellen.Griffith. 1983-85Christine.Gulas. 1982-84Corinne.Gulas. 1982-84

-H-Kelley.Haines. 2004-05Chrissy Hall 2006-09Nancy.Hall. 1975-77Emily.Hardy. 2002-05Gabby.Haroules. 1977-78Quandra.Harrison. 2000-01Susan.Hechler. 1975-77Kate.Hennessey. 2000-01Denise.Higgins. 1980-84Kelsey Hogan 2008-09Keri.Holtham. 1990-91Tara.Holtham. 1990-91Lori.Hornik. 1984-85

-J-Gail.Jackson. 1980-84Taylore.Jarvis. 1999-03Salée-Marie.Johnson. 2003-07

-K-Kelly.Karl. 1994-98Kim.Kassik. 1996-01Carolyn.Keaveny. 1985-89Sue.Kilmister. 1977-78Carrie.Kimball. 1992-96Marjorie.King. 1976-77Kris.Kinney. 1985-89Molly.Kirchner. 1994-95Alexis.Kirsteier. 2007-08

-L-Kathy.Ladd. 1978-82Marcie.Lane. 1991-94Meaghan.Lane. 1990-94Abigail LaRosa 2007-09Beth.Lilore. 1985-88Geneva.Livingston. 2001-03

-M-Jackie.MacMullan. 1978-82Carol.Mather. 1977-78Jenny.Matteson. 1991-95Anna.Matthias. 1998-02Maren.Matthias. 2000-04Rita.McCarroll. 1986-90Maura.McCarthy. 1975-78Karen.McCoy. 1989-93

Jenny.McDade. 2006-08Jill McDonald 2007-09Sue.McLaughlin. 1991-95Kathy.McSweeney. 1978-80Stephanie.Mislak. 1995-97Martha.Morrison. 1978-82Jennifer.Mueller. 1981-85Colleen.Mullen. 2001-03Terri.Mulliken. 1982-86Cheryl.Murtagh. 1978-81

-N-Linda.Neilson. 1980-83Nancy.Nolting. 1982-84

-P-Mary.Ann.Palazzi. 1979-80Melissa.Pfefferle. 1984-88Karen.Pinkos. 1984-88Heidi.Plencner. 1998-02Kate.Poulin. 2002-05Kiki.Proctor. 1998-02Clare.Pyne. 1975-77

-R-Sarah.Rappoport. 2000-04Theresa.Redmond. 1979-83Rachel.Reilly. 2004-05Karri.Reynolds. 1988-90Deb.Russell. 1989-93Sue.Ryan. 1988-92

-S-Kathy.Sanborn. 1975-79Steph.Schubert. 1994-98Laura.Seiden. 1989-93Kathy.Shorey. 1983-85Amy Simpson 2006-09Lisa.Sullivan. 1979-83

-T-Zita.Torok. 1999-00

-W-Lauren.Weidmyer. 2004-06Lauren Wells 2008-09Bridget.White. 1993-97Candace Williams 2006-09Jacinda.Williams. 2007-08Natasha.Williams. 1994-96Ray.Williams. 2003-07Ebony.Woods. 2002-05

-Z-Sharon.Zagorski. 1977-79

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President.Mark.Huddleston. 60Athletic.Director.Marty.Scarano. 61About.UNH. 62-63Athletics.Staff.. 64

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Dr. Mark HuddlestonPresidentDr..Mark.W..Huddleston.is.the.19th.president.of.the.University.of.New.Hampshire..He.brings.three.decades.of.experience.in.public.and.private.higher.education.as.a.faculty.member,.dean,.and.senior.administrator,.most.recently.as.president.of.Ohio.Wesleyan.University..His.term.at.UNH.commenced.in.July.2007.. Huddleston.began.his.academic.career.at.the.State.University.of.New.York-Buffalo.in.1977.as.an.as-sistant.professor.of.political.science..He.then.joined.the.faculty.of.the.University.of.Delaware.in.1980,.where.he.remained.for.the.next.24.years..Dr..Huddleston.chaired.the.Department.of.Political.Science.and.International.Relations.and.served.as.associate.provost.for.international.programs..He.was.named.

dean.of.the.College.of.Arts.and.Sciences.in.2001,.where.he.managed.45.academic.departments.and.centers.with.nearly.900.fulltime.faculty.and.staff,.and.served.in.that.capacity.until.he.was.named.president.of.Ohio.Wesleyan.University.in.2004.. . Having.received.his.bachelor’s.degree.in.political.science.from.SUNY-Buffalo,.Huddleston.went.on.to.receive.both.a.master’s.degree.and.Ph.D..in.political.science.from.the.University.of.Wisconsin–Madison..An.author.of.numerous.books.and.articles,.he.has.been.active.as.a.consultant.for.both.the.U.S..government.and.international.organizations..He.also.served.as.an.advisor.in.Bosnia.on.rebuilding.financial.and.administrative.infrastructures.after.the.Dayton.accords.. . Huddleston.was.raised.in.Syracuse.and.spent.24.years.at.the.University.of.Delaware.in.various.capacities..For.UNH.he.says,.the.best.years.are.yet.to.come—and.he.is.happy.that.he.will.be.a.part.of.that.. . “I.like.to.think.I’m.a.really.accessible.guy..I.see.students.on.a.regular.basis.when.I’m.wandering.around.campus,”.Hud-dleston.says,.acknowledging.that,.with.12,000.more.students.at.UNH.than.at.Ohio.Wesleyan,.it.will.be.a.different.experience.but.not.one.he.wants.to.disappear.. . “If.I.had.wanted.to.be.a.CEO.of.a.large.company,.tucked.away.in.an.office.somewhere,.I.would.have.done.that,”.he.says..“I.think.people.here.really.want.a.president.that.they.see.and.feel.is.a.part.of.the.fabric.of.UNH..That’s.very.appealing.to.me.”. . Huddleston.and.his.wife,.Emma.Bricker,.have.three.children,.Andy,.Kate,.and.Giles.

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Marty ScaranoAthletic.Director

. Marty.Scarano.is.in.the.midst.of.his.10th.year.as.Director.of.Athletics.at.the.University.of.New.Hampshire..During.his.tenure,.Scarano.has.heightened.national.exposure.for.UNH.athletics.with.facility.renovations.and.programmatic.advancement.being.top.priorities.. There.have.been.over.$8.5.million.in.capitol.improvements.since.his.hiring.in.the.summer.of.2000..In.the.fall.of.2008,.the.Paul.Sweet.Oval.renovation.was.completed.to.include.new.surfaces,.lighting,.painting,.infrastructure.upgrades.and.the.replacement.of.windows.that.existed.in.the.original.architecture..The.total.cost.of.the.project.exceeded.$500,000..In.the.summer.of.2007,.the.Cowell.Stadium.grass.field.was.replaced.with.a.$1.million.Field.Turf.synthetic.surface..Ad-ditionally.in.2007,.a.complete.renovation.of.Lundholm.Gymnasium.was.undertaken..The.$600,000.renovation.included.

a.new.state-of-the-art.bleacher.system,.new.scoreboards,.competition.baskets.and.other.aesthetic.enhancements.. Scarano.brought.about.the.completion.of.the.$2.15.million.Reggie.Atkins.Track.and.Field.Facility.in.the.summer.of.2000..The.addition.of.a.center-ice.scoreboard.and.message.board.at.the.Whittemore.Center.was.completed.in.2001..In.2002,.UNH.athletics.renovated.Memorial.Field.along.with.the.Bigglestone.Plaza.and.Bremner.Field.on.the.former.Upper.Field..The.two.fields,.which.feature.state-of-the-art.synthetic.turf.and.lighting,.were.built.at.a.cost.of.$1.5.million.apiece..In.addition,.construction.was.completed.to.enlarge.and.improve.the.women’s.locker.rooms.in.the.UNH.Field.House..Two.other.major.improvements.to.benefit.UNH’s.student-athletes.have.been.the.renovation.of.the.Jerry.Azumah.Perfor-mance.Center.for.Strength.and.Conditioning,.which.features.state-of-the-art.strength.and.conditioning.equipment,.new.offices.and.design,.and.a.complete.overhaul.of.the.Student-Athlete.Academic.Center..Scarano.and.the.University.are.also.in.the.midst.of.the.planning.and.fundraising.for.a.multi-purpose.outdoor.facility.. Scarano.has.focused.on.moving.UNH.athletics.into.the.collegiate.national.arena..To.accomplish.that.goal,.UNH.has.taken.on.the.task.of.host-ing.major.NCAA.championships..The.Wildcat.athletic.department.was.host.of.highly-successful.NCAA.Men’s.Ice.Hockey.Northeast.Regionals.at.the.Verizon.Wireless.Arena.(Manchester,.N.H.).in.2004,.2007,.2009,.and.Manchester.will.once.again.be.the.site.of.the.Northeast.Regionals.in.2011..UNH.has.had.the.opportunity.to.host.two.NCAA.Women’s.Ice.Hockey.Frozen.Fours.in.the.Whittemore.Center.in.2002.and.2005..In.ad-dition,.UNH.successfully.hosted.the.2007.NCAA.Skiing.Championships.in.Washington.Valley,.as.well.as.the.2005.NCAA.Women’s.Gymnastics.Northeast.Regional,.which.took.place.at.the.Whittemore.Center...This.past.season,.men’s.and.women’s.ice.hockey,.football,.the.men’s.and.women’s.ski.teams.and.gymnastics,.as.well.as.members.of.men’s.and.women’s.cross.country.and.men’s.and.women’s.outdoor.track.and.field.teams,.all.competed.in.the.NCAA.postseason..With.all.of.these.initiatives.and.accomplishments,.UNH.athletics.has.consistently.been.ranked.in.the.top.90.programs.among.all.Division.I.institutions.in.the.battle.for.the.NACDA.Directors.Cup,.which.is.well.ahead.of.nearly.all.of.UNH’s.conference.opponents..Scarano’s.many.accomplishments.during.his.tenure.have.played.a.key.role.in.UNH.being.named.one.of.the.Top.20.Athletic.Departments.in.the.Country.in.U.S..News.and.World.Report.college.athletics.rankings.in.March.2002..UNH’s.graduation.rate.for.athletes.has.maintained.levels.at.or.exceeding.90.percent,.which.puts.it.among.the.nation’s.best.in.Division.I.. The.men’s.ice.hockey.team.won.the.regular.season.Hockey.East.title.in.2002,.2003,.2007.and.2008,.and.then.advanced.to.the.NCAA.Frozen.Four.in.2002.and.2003..The.Wildcat.women’s.hockey.team.won.the.Hockey.East.Tournament.Championship.for.the.fourth.straight.season.in.2009,.which.also.included.Frozen.Four.appearances.in.2006.and.2008..The.women’s.gymnastics.team.won.its.first-ever.EAGL.title.in.2003,.when.the.event.was.hosted.at.the.Whitt..The.volleyball.team.won.an.America.East.crown.in.2002.and.2003.and.went.on.to.the.NCAA.tournament.in.those.same.seasons..The.field.hockey.team.made.the.NCAA’s.in.2000,.while.women’s.lacrosse.made.“The.Big.Dance”.in.2004.and.again.in.2008..UNH.football.returned.to.national.prominence.and.was.ranked.No..1.in.the.nation.for.parts.of.three.seasons.from.2005-07,.and.made.it.to.the.NCAA.FCS.playoffs.the.last.five.years,.including.the.quarterfinals.for.three.consecutive.seasons..Additionally,.17.coaches.have.won.54.Coach.of.the.Year.awards.during.Scarano’s.tenure.. In.2007,.Scarano.was.named.the.All-American.Football.Foundation.Athletic.Director.of.the.Year.for.FCS.football.in.the.Northeast.region..Scarano.was.also.awarded.the.National.Association.of.College.Directors.of.Athletics.(NACDA).AD.of.the.Year.for.the.FCS.. Scarano.also.been.an.active.member.in.the.leadership.of.UNH’s.three.major.conferences.and.was.the.chair.of.the.executive.committees.for.Atlantic.10.football,.Hockey.East.and.America.East.from.2003.to.2007..He.also.served.as.chair.of.the.NCAA.Division.I.Men’s.Ice.Hockey.Com-mittee.in.2005-2006.and.2006-07.. Scarano.held.the.position.of.Athletics.Director.at.Colorado.College.from.July.1996.through.June.2000..The.college’s.athletic.program.excelled.both.in.and.out.of.the.classroom.under.his.supervision.and.six.different.athletic.facilities.received.renovations,.including.the.Schlessman.Pool,.Washburn.Field,.the.Carle.Weight.Room.and.a.new.press.box.at.Stewart.Field...During.his.tenure,.Colorado.College.was.ranked.among.the.top.20.Division.III.programs.in.the.Sears.Cup.national.standings.and.produced.several.All-Americans,.all-academic.award.winners.and.NCAA.post-graduate.scholarship.recipients..During.Scarano’s.tenure.at.Colorado.College,.the.men’s.ice.hockey.team.became.a.regular.at.the.NCAA.men’s.ice.hockey.championships...Prior.to.his.stay.in.Colorado.Springs,.Scarano.worked.for.13.years.at.Colgate.University,.where.he.served.as.assistant.director.of.athletics,.director.of.physical.education,.associate.director,.and.senior.associate.director.. Scarano,.a.native.of.Pittsburgh,.Pa.,.is.a.1978.graduate.of.Penn.State.University,.where.he.started.his.athletic.career.as.assistant.ticket.man-ager.and.the.athletics.events.manager.from.1980-83..Scarano.holds.a.Master’s.Degree.in.Environmental.History.from.Colgate..He.and.his.wife,.Cydney,.have.two.daughters,.Lynden,.a.student.at.UNH,.and.Corey,.and.a.son,.Kyle.

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The.University.of.New.Hampshire.was.originally.founded.as.a.land-grant.college.whose.mission.was.to.shape.and.educate.citizenry.among.the.state’s.farmers,.business.people.and.engineers...Today,.the.University.is.a.land-,.sea-,.and.space-grant.university.serving.a.growing.undergraduate.student.body.of.about.14,000.and.a.graduate.population.of.3,000.in.addition.to.600.full-time.faculty.members,.92%.of.which.have.earned.their.doctorate.degree...The.university.has.grown.into.a.top.public.research.university.occupying.2,600.acres.of.classic.living.and.learning.space,.while.still.maintaining.the.look.and.feel.of.a.New.England.liberal.arts.college.with.a.faculty.dedicated.to.teaching..UNH’s.student.to.faculty.ratio.registers.at.18:1.with.84%.of.its.classes.having.50.students.or.less.

History . As.one.of.the.most.prestigious.institutions.in.the.Northeast,.the.University.of.New.Hampshire.has.always.been.recognized.as.a.leader.in.education.and.research,.spanning.all.fields.of.study.and.uniting.them.through.interdisciplinary.programs,.labs,.farms,.theatres,.research.centers,.and.libraries.... Founded.in.1866.as.the.New.Hampshire.College.of.Agriculture.and.Mechanical.Arts,.UNH.was.among.the.early.state.institutions.of.higher.education.whose.formation.was.made.possible.by.federal.government.land.grants...The.purpose.for.the.grants.was.to.establish.colleges.that.would.serve.the.sons.and.daughters.of.farming.and.laboring.families.. New.Hampshire.College.was.originally.situated.in.Hanover,.N.H...Here.it.was.in.connection.with.Dartmouth.College.before.moving.to.Durham.in.1893.after.Benjamin.Thompson.bequeathed.land.and.money.to.further.the.development.of.the.college...The.state.legislature.then.granted.its.new.charter.as.the.University.of.New.Hampshire.in.1923.

. The.University.hosts.nearly.550.international.students.from.more.than.40.countries.and.boasts.a.population.of.students. from.49.states.. .Along.with.over.100.majors.offered,.UNH.encompasses.seven.schools.and.colleges. that.undergraduates.can.choose. from:. the.College.of.Liberal.Arts,.College.of.Engineering.and.Physical.Sciences,.School.of.Health.and.Human.Services,.College.of.Life.Sciences.and.Agricultures,.Whittemore.School.of.Business.and.Eco-nomics,.and.the.Thompson.School.of.Applied.Science...And.at.the.very.heart.of.the.University’s.undergraduate.studies.is.the.General.Education.Program...The.GEP.is.a.core.program.with.a.breadth.of.academic.subjects.that.aims.to.acquaint.the.student.with.some.of.the.major.modes.of.thought.necessary.to.understand.oneself,.others,.society,.and.the.world.. The.University.prides.itself.as.being.a.top.10.entrepreneurial.campus.(Forbes.com.and.The.Princeton.Review).and.is.among.the.top.30.universities.nationally.in.science.research.funding.from.NASA... UNH.is.home.to.the.NASA-recognized.Space.Science.Center;.the.Institute.for.Study.for.Earth,.Oceans.and.Space;.and.the.Institute.of. Marine. Science. and. Engineering.. . The.

English.program.is.staffed.by.an.inspiring.faculty.of.winners.of.the.Pulitzer.Prize,.the.National.Book.Award,.the.MacArthur.Fellowship,.the.Edgar.Allen.Poe.Award.and.the.Young.Poets.Award.. .In.addition,.the.Whittemore.School.of.Business.and.Economics,.established.in.1962,.was.recently.selected.second.among.all.business.schools.in.a.nationwide.pool.of.business.school.deans..UNH.also.graduates.students.who.attend.top-notch.graduate.schools,.including.Law.School.at.Harvard.and.Cornell,.Engineering.at.Stanford,.and.Medical.school.at.Dartmouth,.John.Hopkins,.and.Harvard.

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University of New Hampshire Athletic Department Mission StatementThe mission of the intercollegiate athletics program at the University of New Hampshire is to provide student-athletes a collegiate experience that is enriched by their participation in programs which are competitive at the NCAA Division I level both regionally and nationally.

The intercollegiate athletics program also plays an important role by enhancing the quality of life for the Uni-versity and statewide community by being a source of pride and identification with the University while always maintaining high standards of academic scholarship and integrity.

To fulfill its mission, the intercollegiate program must:

1. Provide student-athletes every opportunity to meet academic and athletic demands with the goal of graduating every student-athlete.2. Provide resources necessary to field competitive teams with league affiliations, and to gain regional and national recognition.3. Provide equitable opportunities for all intercollegiate athletics by the active recruitment of minority athletes, and provide equitable opportunities

for all women student-athletes commensurate with that of their male counterparts.4. Provide excellent facilities for all athletes to train, practice and play.5. Conduct all operations within state and federal law, University policies, rules of the NCAA, and athletics conferences in which the University com-

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The University seeks excellencethrough diversity among its administra-tors, faculty, staff, and students. Theuniversity prohibits discriminationon thebasis of race, color, religion, sex, age,nationalorigin,sexualorientation,genderidentity or expression, disability, veteranstatus,ormaritalstatus. TheUniversityofNewHampshire iscommittedtocreatingamorediversecom-munity,knowingthat“inclusion,diversityandequityarevaluesinextricablylinkedtoourmissionofeducationalexcellence.”Thisdiversity strengthensourability to reachourindividualandcollectivepotentialandtoprovidebetterservicesandcareforallfaculty,staff,andstudents.

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Campus. In. the. last. few.years,. several.of. the.athletic. facilities.have. received.major.upgrades.and.improvements...In.September.of.2001,.the.University.completed.a.new.$2.15.million.track.and.field.facility..The.Jerry.Azumah.Performance.Center,.a.strength.and.conditioning.facility.located.in.the.UNH.Field.House,.was.dedicated.on.July.8,.2003...UNH.athletics.has.also.added.three.outdoor.artificial.fields,.Memorial.Field,.Bremner.Field.and.Cowell.Stadium...Lundholm.Gymnasium.has.received.some.major.overhauls,.including.a.new.playing.surface,.new.lights,..a.new.sound.system,.scoreboard.and.a.brand.new.bleacher.system.in.the.summer.of.2007..Most.recently,.UNH.completed.a.renovation.of.the.Paul.Sweet.Oval.indoor.track.complete.with.a.new.state-of-the-art.surface,.improved.lighting.and.an.overall.facelift.. In.addition.to.the.incredible.improvements.of.its.athletic.facilities,.the.Univer-sity.has.upgraded.and.renovated.a.large.part.of.its.academic.campus.as.well...Most.recently,.Thompson.Hall,.one.of.the.standing.historical.landmarks.of.the.University,.has.been.beautifully.refurbished.and.restored...The.University.also.completed.a.$52.million.renovation.of.Kinsbury.Hall,.adding.6,000.square.feet.of.student.project.space.for.students.in.the.College.of.Engineering.and.Physical.Sciences,.as.well.as.a.$4.5.revamp.of.Hewitt.Hall.to.expand.the.School.of.Health.and.Human.Services...In.addition,.the.new.120,000.square.foot.Biological.Sciences.Building,.Rudman.Hall.and.the.Spaulding.Life.Sciences.Renovation.project.now.provide.state-of-the-art.teaching.and.researching.laboratories.... The.University.also.spent.$15.million.to.complete.Morse.Hall,.a.new.science.and.engineering.building.as.well.as.$8.2.million.to.modernize.the.Memorial.Union.Building..This.revision.to.the.existing.student.union.building.consisted.of.several.upgrades.including.top.kitchen.and.dining.facilities,.two.theaters,.student.mailboxes,.lounges.and.meeting.rooms,.as.well.as.additional.retail.spaces.such.as.the.University.Bookstore...The.University.has.also.completed.construction.of.the.new.dining.facility.on.Main.Street,.Holloway.Commons,.as.well.as.the.renovation.of.the.Dimond.Library.... In.November.of.1995,.construction.of.the.$27.million.Recreation.and.Sport.Complex.reached.completion...The.new.Whittemore.Center.includes.a.state-of-the-art.6,500.to.7,500.seat.arena.for.hockey,.concerts.and.convocations,.

as.well.as.a.new.three-level.recreational.sports.facility.within.the.structure.which.had.housed.the.old.Snively.Arena.. Combining.the.atmosphere.of.a.small.New.England.liberal.arts.college.with. the. resources.and.opportunities.of. a. major. research. university,. the.University.of.New.Hampshire.is.a.place.where.all. students.can.find.or. create.their.own.niche.and. succeed.. .While.the.University.offers.an.extremely.broad.academic.base.with.an.inspiring.faculty,.it.also.provides.students.with.thousands.of.opportunities.to.get.involved,.either.through.athletics,. campus. recreation,.student.life,.or.research...The.University.is.a.dynamic.community.that.not.only.challenges.its.members.academically.but.also.expands.their.understanding.and.appreciation.of.cultural.diversity.and.leads.to.incred-ible.growth.as.students,.faculty,.staff,.and.as.a.community.

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Distinguished AlumniPaul Anderson ’68

Senior VP, Dupont Merck

Jerry Azumah ‘99Former NFL Pro Bowler, Chicago Bears

David Ball ’07CFL Player, Hamilton Tiger-Cats

Susan Blanchard ‘89Star of Movie, “Open Water”

Andy Brickley ’82

Former NHL Player & Current Analyst, Boston Bruins (NESN)

Karyn Bye ’941998 Olympic Gold, Ice Hockey

Marcy Carsey ’66Producer, Cosby Show & That 70’s Show

Ty Conklin ’01NHL Player, St. Louis Blues

Gary DeStefano ’78President, Nike Team Sports

Jack Edwards ’79Announcer, Boston Bruins (NESN)

Carlton Fisk ’69Hall of Fame Baseball Player

Corey Graham ’07NFL Player, Chicago Bears

John Irving ’65Author, “Cider House Rules”

Natalie Jacobson ’65News Anchor, Boston TV

Dan Kreider ‘00‘06 Super Bowl, Pittsburgh

Steelers

Jason Krog, ‘99NHL Player, Atlanta Thrashers

Kathryn Kross ’82Producer, “ABC Nightline”

Richard Linnehan ’80NASA Astronaut

Jackie MacMullan ’82Journalist, ESPN & ESPN.com

Mike Minnigan ’78 Vice President, AOL

Mark Mowers, ‘98Former NHL Player, Boston Bruins

Ron Noble ’79Secretary General, Interpol

Mike O’Malley ’92Actor, “Yes, Dear”

Ricky Santos ’07CFL Player, Winnipeg Blue Bombers

Robert Towse ’63Senior Partner, Morgan Stanley

Barbara Walsh ’81Pulitzer-prize winner, Portland Press Herald

Holloway Commons

Lundholm Gymnasium

university of New Hampshire university of New Hampshire


athletics staff

Jean MitchellFacilities Manager

Yvette AugerAdministrative Assistant

Nancy BrownAdministrative Assistant

John CianiAssociate Director of

Strength & Conditioning

Merry Jennison Administrative Assistant to the Athletic Director

Carrie KimballAssistant Athletic Director

for Event Management

Don WordenEquipment Staff

Doug PooleAssociate Directorof Media Relations

Scott StapinDirector of

Media Relations

Nicole AyerTicket Manager

Melanie BrownAdministrative Assistant

Anthony DeAngelisMedia Relations Assistant

Jon DanaDirector of Sports Medicine

Steve MetcalfSr. Associate Athletic Director

for Internal Operations

Joanne MaldariAssistant Athletic Director

for Academic Support

Dot SheehanSr. Associate Athletic Director

for External Relations

Liz McAllisterAdministrative Assistant

Amber RadzevichAssistant Athletic Director for Marketing and Comm.

Ron LavoieAthletic Facilities

Supervisor

Amy SheehanAdministrative Assistant

Athletic Fundraising

Paul ChapmanDirector of

Strength & Conditioning

Glenn RiefenstahlAthletic Trainer

Cindy MichaudAthletic Trainer

Neal LavoieEquipment Staff

Pat MadsenSr. Associate Athletic Director for Finance

Aaron BaileyEquipment Staff

Jim TerenzioAthletic Grounds

Supervisor

Renee KleszczynskiAthletic Trainer

Brenda MullaneyAthletic Fundraising

Cathy LeachAcademic Support

Tom WilkinsAssociate Director of Media Relations

Jeff TagliaferroWildcat Sports Properties

Jenna KubeschWildcat Sports Properties

Dan SedoryAthletic Training

Education Coordinator

Marty ScaranoAthletic Director

Cathy CoakleyCoordinator of Student-

Athlete Development

Carrie DoyleSr. Associate Athletic

Director for Compliance/SWA

Eric CoplinMedia Relations Assistant

Brittany SullivanGroup Sales Coordinator

Stephen HardyFaculty AthleticRepresentative

Donna BrownellAssistant Business

Director

Nick DrinkerAthletic Fundraising

2009-10 TV/Radio Roster

10Denise BellevieuSo. (R) • F • 5-11

Framingham, Mass.

15Abigail LaRosaSo. (R) • G • 5-8Hampton, N.H.

20Candace Williams

Jr. • F • 6-0Nofolk, Mass.

21Amy Simpson

Jr. • G • 5-10Waterford, Conn.

23Kelsey HoganFr. (R) • G • 5-6Nashua, N.H.

Kristin HigyDir. of Basketball Operations

33Jill McDonald

Jr. • C • 6-3Middlebury, Vt.

24Chrissy HallSr. • F • 6-0

Northbridge, Mass.

55Kate EarlyJr. • F • 6-1

Corning, N.Y.

45Kelley Flynn

So. (R) • C • 6-5Hopinkton, N.H.

32Racheal Fowler

Sr. • C • 6-2Glassboro, N.J.

3Cari Reed

Fr. • G • 6-0Oswego, N.Y.

25Lauren WellsSo. • G • 5-7

West Chester, Pa.

14Jilliane FrielFr. • G • 5-10Durham, N.H

2Diamon Beckford

Fr. • G/F • 5-11Philadelphia, Pa.

12Jackie LyonsFr. • G • 5-7

Reading, Mass.

Lauren MooreAssistant Coach

Jacquie HullahAssistant Coach

Tara SmithAssistant Coach

Kristin ColeHead Coach

NEW HAMPSHIRE WOMEN’S BASKETBALL 2009-10 SCHEUDLE

November 8 Sun. BENTLEY(Exhibition) 1pm 13 Fri. ST.JOSEPH’S 7pm 16 Mon. @Maryland 7pm 20 Fri. MASSACHUSETTS 7pm 24 Tues. HARVARD 7pm 29 Sun. @Quinnipiac 12pm December 3 Thur. @SetonHall 7pm 5 Sat. @St.Peter’s 2pm 10 Thur. CENTRALCONN.ST. 7pm 20 Sun. HOLYCROSS 1pm 22 Tues. LOUISVILLE 7pm 28 Mon. @Canisius 7pm 30 Wed. @Syracuse 7pmJanuary 2 Sat. VERMONT* 2pm 6 Wed. @StonyBrook* 7pm 9 Sat. HARTFORD* 4pm 12 Tue. MAINE* 7pm 16 Sat. @UMBC* 2pm 19 Tues. @Dartmouth 7pm 22 Fri. @Albany* 7pm 24 Sun. @Binghamton* 6pm 28 Thur. BOSTONUNIVERSITY* 7pm 31 Sat. @Vermont* 2pmFebruary 3 Wed. STONYBROOK* 7pm 6 Sat. @Hartford* 4pm 13 Sat. UMBC* 1pm 16 Thur. @Maine* 7pm 21 Sun. ALBANY* 1pm 25 Thur. BINGHAMTON* 7pm 28 Sun. @BostonUniversity* 2pmMarch 4-14 Thur.-Sun. A.E.Tournament@Hartford

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