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Institution Information Location ................................................... Erie, Pa Enrollment ................................................... 3,400 President ...............................Dr. Thomas Gamble Founded ........................................................ 1926 Nickname ................................................... Lakers Colors ........................................... Green & Blue Affiliation ................................NCAA Division II Conference ..................................................PSAC Arena ........................Mercyhurst Athletic Center Capacity ....................................................... 1,800 Director of Athletics .......................... Joe Kimball Associate A.D. ................................. Aaron Kemp Administrative Assistant ..........Elizabeth Morgan Senior Woman Admin. ....Lauren Packer Webster Athletic Dept. Phone ..................... 814-824-2558 Team Information Head Coach ................................Deanna Richard Phone ............................................. 814-824-2207 at Mercyhurst ................................44-66 (4 years) Career Record ......................... 105-158 (10 years) 2010-11 Overall Record ............................. 15-15 2009-10 PSAC Record ................................... 7-7 Letterwinners Returning/Lost .......................11/2 Starters Returning/Lost ...................................3/2 First Year of Sport ................................1969-1970 NCAA appearances .......................2 (1994, 1995)

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Thomas J. Gamble, Ph.D., became the 11th president of Mercyhurst College on March 1, 2006. Prior to assuming this position, Dr. Gamble was vice president of academic affairs at Mercyhurst College and a tenured associate professor of criminal justice and psychology. He is the founder and former director of the Mercyhurst College Civic Institute. Dr. Gamble began

teaching at Mercyhurst as an adjunct faculty member in 1985 and joined the full-time faculty in 1997. Dr. Gamble earned a bachelor of arts in philosophy from Gannon University (magna cum laude) and a master of arts and doctorate in psychology from the Syracuse University and a doctorate in social psychology from the Maxwell School for Citizenship and Public Affairs at Syracuse. He also completed postdoctoral studies in child psychology at Yale University. Prior to joining the faculty at Mercyhurst College, Dr. Gamble was the executive director of the Erie County Office of Children & Youth Services. He has been a key team member in establishing several initiatives at Mercyhurst and in the broader community. These include: the emergency shelter program for abused and neglected children at the Edmund Thomas Center, The Erie County Collaborative Board for Children and Families, the Erie County Children’s Advocacy Center, the interdisciplinary minor in the psychology of crime and justice at Mercyhurst College, the Erie County juvenile detention screening program, the Pennsylvania model of child abuse risk assessment, the revised organizational structure of academic affairs at Mercyhurst College including replacing seven divisions with five schools led by doctoral-level academic deans, and the creation of the first institutional research office at Mercyhurst College. Dr. Gamble has done extensive research and has been published in the area of the application of biological and psychological perspectives to the development of delinquency in the context of broader social forces, issues of mental health, gender and race in juvenile detention populations, and applied social research especially in the area of child welfare and juvenile delinquency. Dr. Gamble is an ex-officio member of the Board of Trustees of Mercyhurst College; he chairs the Mercyhurst College Council and the Mercyhurst College Deans’ Council. He is a member of the Board of Directors of Mercyhurst Preparatory School, the Erie Rotary Club, the American Psychological Association, the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences and the American Society of Criminology.

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Mercyhurst Athletics The Mercyhurst athletics department boasts 22 NCAA Division II programs and a pair of NCAA Division I teams. The men’s hockey program plays its conference slate in Atlantic Hockey and the women’s hockey program is a member of College Hockey America. After spending 13 years as a member of the Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (GLIAC), the majority of the school’s NCAA Division II teams are competing in the Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC) since the 2008-09 season. Those sports include baseball, men’s and women’s basketball, men’s and women’s cross country, field hockey, football, men’s golf, women’s golf, women’s lacrosse, men’s and women’s soccer, softball, men’s and women’s tennis, volleyball and wrestling. The Mercyhurst men’s lacrosse team has a strong tradition, winning the NCAA Division II National Championship game in 2011, and plays in the East Coast Conference. Men’s and women’s rowing is a member of the Eastern Collegiate Athletic Conference, while men’s and women’s water polo is a member of the Collegiate Water Polo Association. Mercyhurst’s athletic teams have a rich history of success, including the women’s rowing team’s national championship in 2004. In 2010-11, the athletics department had one of the best years in school history. Mercyhurst finished 16th in the Learfield Director Cup standings. Men’s lacrosse won the national title, women’s rowing took second place at nationals, while football won 10 games on its way to a conference championship and NCAA appearance. Women’s hockey won its league title and advanced to the Elite Eight. Baseball won a school-record 42 games on its way to a PSAC Championship. Wrestling sent four grapplers to nationals. Ian Wild, a lacross student-athlete, and Bethany Brun, a rower, were both named Elite 88 award winners.

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DIRECTORYAthletic Department phone numbers begin with

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Joe Kimball Athletic Director 3101

Sara Headley Assistant Athletic Director 3613

Mary Ann Love Head Athletic Trainer 2259

Dave Leisering Athletic Communications Director 2525

Brian Vail Asst. Dir. of Athletic Communications 3338

Derrick Johnson Grad. Asst. Athletic Communications 2525

Elizabeth Morgan Administrative Assistant 2228

Support Staff Title Phone

Sean Reynolds Assistant Athletic Trainer 3016

Allison Brooks Assistant Athletic Trainer 3014

Brad Sage Assistant Athletic Trainer 2403

Dave Boyd Graduate Assistant Athletic Trainer 3326

Jessica Raniero Graduate Assistant Athletic Trainer 3326

Mel Lacroix Graduate Assistant Athletic Trainer 3326

Jeff Biddle Graduate Assistant Athletic Trainer 3326

Mike Folga Athletic Trainer/Equipment Manager 3354

Pat Magill Dir. of Athletic Facilities 2224

Head Coaches Sport Phone

Joe Spano Baseball 2441

Gary Manchel Men’s Basketball 2223

Mike Fraley Men’s Cross Country 814-453-6425

Marty Schaetzle Football 2244

John Marchetti Men’s Golf 2084

Rick Gotkin Men’s Ice Hockey 2542

Chris Ryan Men’s Lacrosse 2138

Adrian Spracklen Men’s/Women’s Rowing 3013

Keith Cammidge Men’s/Women’s Soccer 2128

Jerome Simon Men’s/Women’s Tennis 814-725-6390

Ryan Patton Women’s Volleyball 2227

Curtis Robinette Men’s/Women’s Water Polo 3377

Mike Wehler Wrestling 3101

Deanna Richard Women’s Basketball 2207

Kathy Noble-Fraley Women’s Cross Country 814-453-6425

Stacey Gaudette Field Hockey 2079

John Marchetti Women’s Golf 2283

Michael Sisti Women’s Ice Hockey 2142

Cecil Pilson Women’s Lacrosse 3066

Sara Headley Softball 3613

Pamela Zimmer Cheerleading 814-881-6632

Stacy Garrastazu Dance 814-838-3668

The 2011-12 Lakers have four seniors. From left, Megan Hoffman, Nikki Frederickson, Janeale Ronai, and Katie Carbee.

The 2011-12 Mercyhurst coaching staff features (from left) graduate assistant Amy Achesinski, head coach Deanna Richard, and assistant Courtney Ivan. Richard has increased the Lakers’ win total in each of her four seasons in Erie.

Janaele Ronai enters her fifth sea-son as a Laker in 2011-12.

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Deanna RichardHead Coach • 5th Season • Oakland ’96

Deanna Richard is in her fifth season as the Mercyhurst College women’s basketball head coach. She guided Hurst to its first .500 season since the 1999-2000 campaign, as the team went 15-15. Richard also led the Lakers to a 7-7 conference mark-the first time Mercyhurst has done that well in league action since 1997. On January 19, 2011, Richard earned her 100th career win at Mercyhurst in a 74-65 win over Clarion. The Lakers have increased their win total in each of Richard’s first four seasons. The 2011-12 roster will be the first that Richard has built on her own, but it will also be her first roster that doesn’t feature Amy Achesinski and Samantha Loadman. Achesinski was named all-Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC) Western Division last year. After spending her first season leading Mercyhurst in the Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference

(GLIAC), Coach Richard and the Lakers started a new era in the PSAC in 2008-09 where they went 4-10 against the Western Division, 10-17 overall. In 2009-10 the Lakers went 12-14 overall and 4-10 in PSAC West play. In her first year at the helm, Coach Richard compiled an overall record of 7-20 and was 2-15 in conference play. The team quickly became one of the most dominant three-point shooting teams in the league, ranking fourth in three-pointers in the GLIAC. In 2007-08, Coach Richard inherited a young team, with no seniors and only one junior to go with a host of freshmen, sophomores and transfer players. She coached Amy Achesinski to Freshman of the Year and GLIAC All-South team honors in 2007-08. She fielded a balanced starting lineup, as all five starters averaged nine or more points. Her first Laker team excelled in the classroom as well, with two players making the GLIAC All-Academic team. Richard came to Mercyhurst after serving as the head coach at Olivet College for six years. Although she spent six years at NCAA Division III Olivet, Richard worked as an assistant coach at a pair of GLIAC schools - Wayne State and Ferris State. She earned her bachelor’s degree from Oakland University, playing basketball for the school from 1992-96. As well, she earned her master’s degree in sports administration from Wayne State in 2001. At Olivet, Richard built a program that had not seen much success historically. The program averaged just four wins per season in the nine years prior to her arrival, but the 2001-02 squad, her first season at the helm, went 7-17. The program steadily improved, building to a 13-14 record in 2005-06 with an 8-8 record in the Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association (MIAA). In her final year, the program reached .500 for the first time in her tenure, going 12-12 and setting a school record by finishing 9-7 in the MIAA. It marked just the third time in 29 years of Olivet women’s basketball that the team finished .500 or better.

Her Olivet squads used the three-point shot as a weapon, ranking in the Division III top 25 in three-pointers made per game in each season from 2002-03 through 2006-07. The 2006-07 team also ranked 39th in field-goal percentage. Richard played at Oakland from 1992-96 when the school was part of the GLIAC. She led her team to three straight NCAA appearances and a Great Lakes Regional Championship, and a trip to the Elite Eight in 1994-95. Mercyhurst made the Elite Eight in ‘94-’95 as well. During her senior year, Richard ranked fourth in the nation in three-point field-goals made and was named GLIAC Player of the Year, finishing her career with 1,333 career points. She was inducted into the Oakland University Hollie L. Lepley Hall of Honor on April 21, 2007. After graduating from Oakland, Richard played one year of professional basketball in Portugal for Clube Desportivo de Povoa. She helped her team to a conference championship, averaging 27.4 points, 11.2 rebounds and 4.4 assists per game.

EducationBachelor’s Degree Oakland University ’96Master’s Degree in Sports Admin. Wayne State ’01

Playing Experience University of Oakland, 1992-96 Clube Desportivo de Povoa (Portugal)

Coaching ExperienceHead Coach: Mercyhurst, 2007-Present Olivet College, 2001-07Asst. Coach: Wayne State 2000-01Asst. Coach: Ferris State, 1999-00

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Courtney IvanAssistant Coach • 2nd Season • Olivet College ’07

Courtney Ivan begins her second season as an assistant coach with the Lakers. No stranger to the Mercyhurst program, Ivan was a graduate assistant coach for the Lakers’ from 2007-09 before being named the head women’s basketball and head women’s volleyball coach at Mercyhurst North East in September 2009. In 2011-12, she will focus largely on coaching defense and implementing a more aggressive style on that end of the court. Last season, Ivan played a key role in the Lakers’ first .500 season since 2000. The team went 7-7 in Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC) West play,

marking its first .500 record in league action since the 1996-97 campaign. While at Mercyhurst North East, Ivan led both the women’s basketball and volleyball teams to the Western New York Athletic Conference playoffs. The basketball squad registered a 14-6 record while volleyball posted a 14-14 mark. Ivan came to Mercyhurst after spending five seasons at Division III Olivet College where Richard was head coach. During her four playing seasons at Olivet, Ivan gained coaching experience through working the college’s annual basketball camps with Richard. She also assisted with camps at Central Michigan and Northwoood. As a player, Ivan played a key role in the turnaround of the Olivet program. In her freshman season of 2003-04, Ivan helped the team to 10 wins and appeared in 25 games, starting 17. She

hit 46 percent of her shots and averaged 7.5 points per game and ranked second on the team with 5.4 rebounds per game. During her junior and senior seasons, Ivan and Olivet won 25 games, including a 9-7 conference record in 2006-07. That year, she appeared in 23 of the team’s 24 games, scoring 64 points, grabbing 2.9 rebounds per game and totaling 12 steals. Ivan also participated on the Olivet track team and was a standout performer in the javelin. She holds the school record in that event. A native of Belleville, Mich., Ivan graduated Olivet in 2007 with a bach-elor’s degree in biology with a concen-tration in pre-med and a fitness man-agement degree. In 2009, she earned a master’s in organizational leadership while at Mercyhurst College.

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Amy Achesinski will continue her Mercyhurst career in 2011-12, as she begins her first season as the graduate assistant coach for Deanna Richard. Achesinski, a 2011 Mercyhurst graduate, was one of the top players in program history. The Butler, Pa., native burst onto the college basketball scene with a stellar freshman season in 2007-2008. She averaged 16.6 points and 7.6

rebounds on her way to being named Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (GLIAC) freshman of the year. The Lakers moved to the Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC) for the 2008-2009 campaign, and Achesinski’s skills translated in the new league. She was named second-team All-PSAC West as she finished third in the nation with a .594 field goal percentage. The 6-1 forward was named second-team All-PSAC West again as a junior, as she led the team in scoring, rebounding, and shots blocked for the third consecutive year. Achesinki also scored her 1,000th point and grabbed her 500th rebound in a game against Millersville on Jan. 10, 2010.

In the 2010-2011 season, Achesinski led Mercyhurst to its first postseason berth since 2000 as the Lakers won 15 games. She was selected as a first-team All-PSAC West performer as she again paced the conference in field goal percentage (59.5 percent). She was also chosen Women’s Basketball Coaches Association All-America Honorable Mention, Division II Bulletin All-America Honorable Mention, and Capital One / CoSIDA Academic All-District Second Team. For her career, Achesinski ranks third in school history with 1,704 points and 889 rebounds. She’s also second in field goal percentage (56.8 percent) and eighth in assists with 216 helpers.

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NumericalNo. Name Ht. Pos. Yr. Hometown/High School 2 Nikki Frederickson 5-9 G/F Sr. Jamestown, N.Y. / Jamestown3 Megan Hoffman 5-7 G Sr. Erie, Pa. / Villa Maria Academy5 Janeale Ronai 5-7 G R-Sr. London, Ohio / London11 Abby Allen 5-9 G R-Jr. New Castle, Pa. / New Castle 12 Kaylee Foster 6-0 F Jr. Ida, Mich. / Bedford13 Lindsey Burke 5-10 G/F Jr. Lockport, N.Y. / Lockport14 Dana Banda 5-8 G Jr. Solon, Ohio / Solon23 Kristi Ewanick 5-9 G/F Jr. Erie, Pa. / East / Collegiate Academy24 Lindsay Stamp 5-10 G/F Fr. Erie, Pa. / Mercyhurst Prep32 Kelsey Trosch 5-10 F Jr. Hermitage, Pa. / Hickory34 Jourdin Barkman 5-10 G/F R-Fr. Davison, Mich. / Powers Catholic 40 Kelley McBroom 6-0 F Fr. Derry, Pa. / Derry Area42 Katie Carbee 5-10 G Sr. Mount Pleasant, Mich. / Mt. Pleasant44 Adele Campbell 6-0 C So. Slippery Rock, Pa. / Slippery Rock45 Laura McCauley 6-0 F R-Fr. Greensburg, Pa. / Greensburg Ctl Catholic

AlphabeticalNo. Name Ht. Pos. Yr. Hometown/High School11 Abby Allen 5-9 G R-Jr. New Castle, Pa. / New Castle 14 Dana Banda 5-8 G Jr. Solon, Ohio / Solon34 Jourdin Barkman 5-10 G/F R-Fr. Davison, Mich. / Powers Catholic 13 Lindsey Burke 5-10 G/F Jr. Lockport, N.Y. / Lockport44 Adele Campbell 6-0 C So. Slippery Rock, Pa. / Slippery Rock42 Katie Carbee 5-10 G Sr. Mount Pleasant, Mich. / Mt. Pleasant23 Kristi Ewanick 5-9 G/F Jr. Erie, Pa. / East/Collegiate Academy12 Kaylee Foster 6-0 F Jr. Ida, Mich. / Bedford2 Nikki Frederickson 5-9 G/F Sr. Jamestown, N.Y. / Jamestown3 Megan Hoffman 5-7 G Sr. Erie, Pa. / Villa Maria Academy40 Kelley McBroom 6-0 F Fr. Derry, Pa. / Derry Area45 Laura McCauley 6-0 F R-Fr. Greensburg, Pa. / Greensburg Ctl Catholic5 Janeale Ronai 5-7 G R-Sr. London, Ohio / London24 Lindsay Stamp 5-10 G/F Fr. Erie, Pa. / Mercyhurst Prep32 Kelsey Trosch 5-10 F Jr. Hermitage, Pa. / Hickory

2011-12 RostersSeniors (4) Katie Carbee Nikki Frederickson Megan Hoffman Janeale Ronai

Juniors (6)Abby AllenDana Banda Lindsey BurkeKristi Ewanick Kaylee Foster Kelsey Trosch Sophomores (1)Adele Campbell Freshmen (4) Jourdin BarkmanKelley McBroomLaura McCauleyLindsay Stamp

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Season Preview Under Coach Deanna Richard, Mercyhurst has improved its record each of the past four seasons. After hitting the 15-win mark in 2010-11, the Lakers are looking to go over .500 for the first time since the 1999-2000.

Hurst lost its top two players from last season, including Amy Achesinski, who graduated. The Lakers will feature a different attack this season, but Richard is optimistic that the team can overcome the losses.

In its third season as a member of the Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC), Mercyhurst had its best season yet, going 7-7 in the Western Division. It marked the first time Hurst had finished .500 or better in league play since the 1996-97 season. That Laker squad went 9-8 in the Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (GLIAC).

The team had an up-and-down season, losing its first four games before going on a four-game win streak. Hurst went on another streak in the new year, beating three PSAC East schools and then winning at Lock Haven to kick off conference action. The Lakers didn’t win or lose more than three games in a row in Western Division play as they qualified for the conference tournament for the first time as members of the PSAC.

Highlights of the 2010-11 season included a trip to Alaska for three games in November, the 100th win of Richard’s Mercyhurst career, and sweeping crosstown rival Gannon in two meetings.

Hurst went 2-1 in Fairbanks, including an overtime victory over the host. On January 19, the Lakers won against Clarion, 74-65, for Richard’s milestone win. Mercyhurst hadn’t swept Gannon since the 1996-97 campaign and hadn’t beaten the Golden Knights at home since 2004.

Last year, the Lakers led the PSAC in field goal percentage, shooting at a 46.1 rate. Achesinski accounted for a large portion, as she led the league in individual field goal percentage at almost 60 percent.

Mercyhurst returns 13 players from last season and adds two newcomers. Here is a position-by-position outlook for the 2011-12 Lakers.

GUARDThe Lakers lose one guard, but return every other member of the backcourt this season. Dana Banda is back as the point guard, having started all 56 games of her career. Frederickson and Foster are back as dependable options for Richard. Megan Hoffman, Lindsey Burke, and Katie Carbee will see expanded roles in the absence of Loadman. Janeale Ronai and Abby Allen should also see playing time in the Lakers backcourt.

Others expected to compete for time on the perimeter are Jourdin Barkman, and Kristi Ewanick, and newcomer Lindsay Stamp.

Banda, a 5-8 junior, started all 30 games last season. She led the team with 3.7 assists per game (11th in the conference) and also scored 8.9 points per game. Banda made 33 3-pointers and compiled 42 steals, while averaging over 36 minutes a contest-most in the PSAC.

Foster is a 6-0 junior who started 28 games last season. She was fourth on the team in scoring at over seven points a game. She shot 48.4 percent from the field grabbed 38 offensive rebounds-third-most on the team. She will need to be even more of a threat to score this season.

Frederickson appeared in all 30 games a season ago. She shot 55.4 percent from the floor while averaging 6.1 points a game. A versatile player, Frederickson should contribute more on both ends of the court in 2011-12.

Hoffman, another senior, started 21 games last year. She was second on the team with 45 made 3-pointers as she average six points a game. Many of Hoffman’s skills are of the intangible variety-diving on the floor for loose balls, taking charges, and making the pass that leads to an assist.

Burke appeared in 24 contests last season, averaging 2.4 points. She is a vocal leader on the floor and should see more minutes

in her junior year. Carbee is a 5-10 senior, who appeared in 19 games a season ago. She is a fundamental player who can play inside as well.

Ronai, a grad student, played 20 games in 2010-11. She has fought injuries throughout her career, but has been a spark for the team in the past. Ronai scored six points in a win over Clarion last January, hitting a 3-pointer to go along with two rebounds. Allen appeared in 18 games last year, scoring a season-high 11 points in a win over Dominican (Calif.) in November. She is another player who has battled injuries in her time at Mercyhurst.

Barkman is another redshirt freshman expected to see time in 2011-12. She is 5-10 and has a quick release, giving her an advantage over other players her size. Ewanick played in 10 games in 2010-11, making her lone field goal of the season against Mansfield in January. Stamp, a Mercyhurst Prep product, is a 5-10 freshman. Richard has high hopes for the rookie, who was named first-team all-state as a junior in high school.

FORWARDHow Hurst handles losing Achesinski, one of the best players in school history, will go a long way towards determining the team’s success in 2011-12 The team will look to several inexperienced players to play inside, however. Kelsey Trosch, Adele Campbell, and Laura McCauley are the post players on this year’s roster. Freshman Kelley McBroom will redshirt in 2011-12.

In the post, Trosch will likely have the first shot at filling Achesinski’s shoes. A 5-10 junior, Trosch appeared in 17 games last year. She has a wide array of post moves and will need to exploit them to help the Lakers this season. Campbell is a sophomore who can play inside and outside. She played in 12 games last season, including a six-point game against Urbana in December. McCauley redshirted in 2010-11 and should be ready to contribute right away. The 6-footer could be a factor early in the season, especially if her inside game catches up with her passing skills.

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R I C H A R D O N F R E D E R I C K S O N“She plays both ends of the court very strongly. She is athletic and can score from just about everywhere on the court. She can guard people inside and out and she’s great on the ball. The biggest thing with Nikki is her confidence level.”

J U N I O R ( 2 010 - 11 )Appeared in all 30 games for the Lakers, starting nine contests in the middle of the season… finished as the team’s fifth-leading scorer and fourth-leading rebounder at 6.1 and 3.0, respectively… hit double-digits in scoring six times, with a season-best 12 points on three occasions…added a season-high nine boards against Bloomsburg ( Jan. 9)… finished at over 50 percent from the floor (55.4, 77-of-139)… perfect from the floor in five games… added 27-of-46 from the charity stripe… dished out 22 assists while adding six blocks and 20 steals.

S O P H O M O R E ( 2 0 0 9 - 10 )Played in 24 games, starting the first 21 contests of season…placed fourth on team with 5.7 points per game and ranked fifth with 2.9 rebounds…fifth on team with 17 steals…shot .437 from the field…scored career-high 15 points vs. Salem Int’l Nov. 20, averaging 12 points over first two contests…registered double-figures in points four times…led team in assists twice, including career-high four helpers at Edinboro…hit two three-pointers vs. Salem Int’l and at West Chester…collected career-high six rebounds against Shippensburg Jan. 2 and vs. Slippery Rock Feb. 6…posted 12 points at Mansfield and at West Chester, shooting 5-for-7 from the field in both contests…scored 11 vs. Slippery Rock…paced team in steals four times, tying career high with two thefts on four occasions.

F R E S H M A N ( 2 0 0 8 - 0 9 )Two-time PSAC West Freshman of the Week (Feb. 16 and Feb. 23)…averaged 3.6 points per game and 1.9 rebounds per contest in 21 games as a freshman…shot .475 from the field…posted two 10-point games, Feb. 14 vs. IUP and Feb. 18 at Clarion… averaged 6.8 points and 3.0 rebounds per game in the final five contests…grabbed career-high five rebounds Feb. 15 vs. IUP and Feb. 21 vs. Lock Haven…recorded career-high three assists Jan. 17 at IUP…scored seven points in first game Nov. 19 vs. Glenville State…made

Year GP-GS Min-Avg FG-FGA Pct 3P-3PA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off-Def Tot-Avg Ast TO Blk Stl Pts-Avg2008-09 21-0 291-13.9 28-59 .475 4-12 .333 15-25 .600 16-23 39-1.9 16 24 4 14 75-3.6 2009-10 24-21 481-20.0 55-125 .440 8-28 .286 19-33 .576 30-41 71-3.0 32 57 7 17 137-5.72010-11 30-9 520- 17.3 77- 139 .554 2- 9 .222 27-46 .587 39-51 90-3.0 32 59 6 20 183-6.1TOTAL 75-30 1292-17.2 160-323 .495 14-49 .286 61-104 .587 85-115 200-2.7 80 140 17 51 395-5.3

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Career HighsPoints .................................................... 15 vs. Salem Int’l (11/20/09)Assists .............................................. 5 at East Stroudsburg (1/4/11)Rebounds ................................................ 9 vs. Bloomsburg (1/9/11)Blocks .....................................1, 17 times, last at Edinboro (3/1/11)Steals ....................................................... 3 vs. Bloomsburg (1/9/11)FG ..................................................................6 vs. Urbana (12/15/10)FG Att .............................................. 12 at East Stroudsburg (1/4/11)3-FG ............................2, three times, last at West Chester (1/9/10)3-FGA ..................... 3, two times, last at East Stroudsburg (1/4/11)FT ............................................................ 5 vs. Salem Int’l (11/20/09)FTA ......................................................................... 7 vs IUP (2/14/09)Minutes .................................................. 34 vs. Bloomsburg (1/9/11)

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H I G H S C H O O LJamestown High School all-time leading scorer, averaging 28.9 points per game and posting 1,817 all-time points...scored 45 points in one game...first-team All-Western New York...first-team all-league...team was three-time league and sectional champs.

P E R S O N A LMajor is biochemistry...daughter of Robert and Michelle Frederickson...one sister named Ashley.



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R I C H A R D O N H O F F M A N“She is the guts of our team. She will do anything we ask her to do. She’ll knock down a big 3 for us. Megan is so calm and even keel, but then all of a sudden, she’s jumping around with excitement.”

J U N I O R ( 2 010 - 11 )Played in 29 games and started 21… finished as the team’s sixth-leading scorer at 6.0 ppg and third-leading rebounder with 3.1 rpg… scored in double-digits four times, including a career-best 20 points in the opener against Ashland (Nov. 13)… also tallied a season-best seven boards in that contest… hit career-highs of 7-of-14 from the field, including 5-of-12 from 3-point range against Ashland… posted career highs in blocks (3 vs Mansfield, Jan. 9)… second-leading 3-point threat on the team, finishing with 45 in 126 attempts (35.7 percent)… fourth on the team in assists (48) and steals (21)…started first 11 games of the year and finished starting the last nine contests for the Lakers.. excellent defensive specialist that also provides ability to be the point guard or a shooting guard.

S O P H O M O R E ( 2 0 0 9 - 10 )Competed in 25 games, earning 19 starting assignments at the guard position...posted 4.4 points and ranked third on team with 4.0 rebounds per game…registered second-most assists (71) and steals (29) on team…led team in assists and steals during conference play…paced team in assists seven times, in rebounds twice, and in steals on nine occasions…shot 18-of-21 (.857) from the foul line…made 25 three-pointers, one of three Lakers to do so…made game-winning three-pointer as time expired in 61-58 win at Clarion…scored career-high 13 points vs. Lock Haven sinking three treys, also dishing out six assists…recorded five or more assists four times…registered three steals on four occasions…notched 12 points at Lake Erie and at West Chester…pulled down career-high eight rebounds vs. Cheyney…made two three-pointers in five straight games.

F R E S H M A N ( 2 0 0 8 - 0 9 )Played in 22 games, starting all 14 divisional games at point guard…averaged 3.8 points per game and 3.2 rebounds per contest…recorded 1.7 assists per game, fourth on the team…in first start, Jan. 14 vs. Slippery Rock, scored eight points and led the team with seven rebounds, four assists and four steals…registered season-high five assists Feb. 14 vs. IUP…one of five Lakers to make 10 or more three-pointers, with 14…led team in rebounds twice, and in assists and steals three times each…scored career-high nine points Jan. 31 vs. California (Pa.)…dished out four or more assists five times,

including first career game, Dec. 13 vs. Lake Erie…averaged 4.6 points, 4.0 rebounds and 2.1 assists during PSAC West games.

H I G H S C H O O LTeam captain senior year...second-team all-region honors senior year...three-point champion at Kreul Classic National Tournament...team was state runner-up junior season.

P E R S O N A LMajoring in elementary education...daughter of Bob and Kathi Hoffman...father, Bob, played basketball in college...two brothers named Greg and Sean...Greg was a collegiate golfer and Sean was a collegiate football player.

Year GP-GS Min-Avg FG-FGA Pct 3P-3PA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off-Def Tot-Avg Ast TO Blk Stl Pts-Avg2008-09 22-14 511-23.2 28-83 .337 14-48 .292 13-20 .650 30-41 71-3.2 37 55 1 14 83-3.8 2009-10 25-19 705-28.2 33-91 .363 25-69 .362 18-21 .857 15-84 99 -4.0 71 82 1 29 109-4.42010-11 29-21 777-26.7 53-148 .358 45-126 .357 23-31 .742 28-63 91-3.1 48 61 5 21 174-6.0TOTAL 76-54 1993-26.2 114-322 .354 84-243 .346 54-72 .750 73-188 261-3.4 156 198 7 64 366-4.8

Career HighsPoints ..............................................................20 vs. Ashland (11/13/10)Assists ............................. ..6, four times, last vs. Bloomsburg (1/9/11)Rebounds ............................................................8 vs. Cheyney (1/3/10) Blocks .............................................................. 2 vs. Mansfield (12/6/10)Steals ........................................................4, vs Slippery Rock (1/14/09)FG ......................................................................7 vs. Ashland (11/13/10)FG Att ..............................................................14 vs. Ashland (11/13/10)3-FG ..................................................................5 vs. Ashland (11/13/10)3-FGA ..............................................................12 vs. Ashland (11/13/10)FT ................................................ 4 twice, last at West Chester (1/9/10)FTA ........................................................................5 at Edinboro (3/1/11)Minutes ............................................. 41 at Alaska Fairbanks (11/26/10)

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R I C H A R D O N R O N A I“She has come to preseason in great shape. She’s very fundamental. Janeale’s a spark-she’ll get her hand on a ball and hit a big shot for us.”

R E D S H I R T J U N I O R ( 2 010 - 11 )Played in 20 games for Mercyhurst, starting four contests from Jan. 4 to Jan. 12 against East Stroudsburg, Mansfield, Bloomsburg and Lock Haven… tallied 1.1 points and 1.0 rebounds per game in nearly nine minutes of work… registered 22 points on the year, with a season-high six points against Mansfield (Dec. 6) and Clarion ( Jan. 19)…attempted a personal-best five 3-pointers at East Stroudsburg ( Jan. 4)… perfect 2-for-2 from the field against Mansfield (Dec. 6)… finished 5-of-10 from free-throw line and 5-of-15 from 3-point range.

J U N I O R ( 2 0 0 9 - 10 )Medical redshirt.

S O P H O M O R E ( 2 0 0 8 - 0 9 )Appeared in 25 games, earning 11 starts…averaged 1.8 points per game and registered 29 assists…made 11 three-pointers, one of five Lakers in double-digits from three…made first career start Dec. 3 at NCAA Division I West Virginia, hitting a three-pointer in the first half…scored then career-high six points Nov. 19 vs. Glenville State to open season…recorded season-high eight points, making two three-pointers Dec. 30 vs. UMass-Lowell…led team with career-high five assists Dec. 13 vs. Lake Erie…led team in assists in three games.

F R E S H M A N ( 2 0 0 7 - 0 8 ) Played in 25 games...utilized as a defensive specialist with teammate Kelsey Gordon...scored 17 points and brought down 24 rebounds...netted career high with four points in 79-69 victory Feb. 14 at Findlay...contributed four rebounds in 83-65 win over Edinboro and at Hillsdale Jan. 24...blocked one shot in win over Edinboro Dec. 5.

H I G H S C H O O LPlayed both soccer and basketball at London High School...awarded the Wendy’s National High School Heisman Award...Named all-county...named all-scholar athlete...played in the District 10 All-Star Game.

P E R S O N A LEarned degree in elementary education and is working toward a Master’s in special education...daughter of Robert and Debra...Three brothers named Jason, James, and Jared...Jason played baseball in college and Jared played basketball...father is the head basketball coach at Middletown High School.

Career HighsPoints ....................................................8 vs. UMass-Lowell (12/30/08)Assists ...........................................................5 vs Lake Erie (12/13/08)Rebounds .......................... 4, three times, last vs. Urbana (12/15/10)Blocks ............................. 1, three times, last at Lock Haven (1/12/11) Steals ....................................... 1, 11 times, last vs. Urbana (12/15/10)FG ................................................................3 UMass-Lowell (12/30/08)FG Att ........................................................8 W. Va. Wesleyan (12/5/08)3-FG ...................................2 three times, last vs. Mansfield (12/6/10)3-FGA ....................................................5 at East Stroudsburg (1/4/11)FT ............................................2 four times, last vs. Edinboro (2/2/11)FTA ......................................................................5, vs Clarion (1/28/09)Minutes ..............................................28, at W. Va. Wesleyan (12/5/08)

Year GP-GS Min-Avg FG-FGA Pct 3P-3PA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off-Def Tot-Avg Ast TO Blk Stl Pts-Avg2007-08 25-0 271-10.8 5-35 .143 3-24 .125 4-7 .571 9-15 24-1.0 14 25 1 4 17-0.72008-09 25-11 369-14.8 15-57 .263 11-38 .289 4-9 .444 2-14 16-0.6 29 35 0 4 45-1.82010-11 20-4 177-8.9 6-21 .286 5-15 .333 5-10 .500 6-14 20-1.0 7 22 2 3 22-1.1TOTAL 70-15 817-11.7 26-113 .230 19-77 .247 13-26 .500 17-43 60-0.9 50 82 3 11 84-1.2

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R I C H A R D O N A L L E N“She’s a gym rat. She loves the game. She’s athletic and she’s tough-a banger. She can take people off the dribble. When we wonder who’s going to guard someone, Abby is the first person we think of.”

R E D S H I R T S O P H O M O R E ( 2 010 - 11 )Played in 18 games for the Lakers, starting against California (Pa.) ( Jan. 15) and at Slippery Rock ( Jan. 22)… averaged 2.3 points and 2.1 rebounds in 15.1 minutes per game.. recorded a personal-best 11 points against Dominican (Nov. 27) while also recording a personal-best six assists against Ashland (Nov. 13) in the opener… in the Dominican contest she went 11-of-16 from the free-throw line, also establishing a career-best in those categories… added 23 assists and 11 steals… season-high seven rebounds against California (Pa.).

S O P H O M O R E ( 2 0 0 9 - 10 )Appeared in first two games of season before sustaining season-ending injury…averaged 3.5 points, 2.0 rebounds and 3.5 assists during season…tied for team high with three assists vs. W. Wa. Wesleyan.

F R E S H M A N ( 2 0 0 8 - 0 9 )Played in 25 games, starting 15 times…averaged 2.3 points, 2.9 rebound and 1.8 assists per game…Second on team with 23 steals…made first career start Dec. 5 at W. Va. Wesleyan, scoring four points with six rebounds and two assists…led team with career-high nine rebounds and five assists Dec. 7 at Wheeling Jesuit…registered team-high eight rebounds and tied career high with five assists Dec. 15 at Le Moyne…paced team in assists eight times and in steals six times, including career-high three thefts Feb. 7 at Slippery Rock and Feb. 11 vs. Edinboro…scored career-high eight points Jan. 21 at Edinboro and added three rebounds and four assists…averaged 7.0 points per game and 3.5 assists in first four career starts.

H I G H S C H O O LReceived varsity letter all four years...started junior and senior seasons...ranked fifth in the state for most assists senior season...team was section champs three years in a row...team went 25-2 during the 2006-2007 season and were the W.P.I.A.L. Champions.

P E R S O N A LMajoring in criminal justice with a minor in Spanish...daughter of Bruce and Karen Allen...three sisters named Elizabeth, Joanna, and Sarah.

Year GP-GS Min-Avg FG-FGA Pct 3P-3PA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off-Def Tot-Avg Ast TO Blk Stl Pts-Avg2008-09 25-15 449-18.0 20-65 .308 3-26 .115 14-19 .737 20-52 72-2.9 46 55 7 23 57-2.3 2009-10 2-0 32-16.0 3-5 .600 1-2 .500 0-0 .000 1 -3 4 -2.0 7 7 0 3 7 -3.52010-11 18-2 271-15.1 7-31 .226 2-16 .125 25-39 .641 8-29 37-2.1 23 31 1 11 41-2.3TOTAL 45-17 752-16.7 30-101 .297 6-44 .136 39-58 .672 29-84 113-2.5 76 93 8 37 105-2.3

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Career HighsPoints ............................................11 vs. Dominican (Calif.) (11/27/10)Assists ............................................................ 6 vs. Ashland (11/13/10)Rebounds ............................................. 9 at Wheeling Jesuit (12/7/08) Blocks .................................1 eight times, last vs. Ashland (11/13/10)Steals ..........................3, five times, last vs. California (Pa.) (1/15/11)FG ......................................................................4 at Edinboro (1/21/09)FG Att ................................. 5, two times, last vs. Lock Haven (2/5/11)3-FG ..........................................1 six times, last vs. Edinboro (2/2/11)3-FGA ......................................................... 4 at West Virginia (12/3/08)FT ..............................................................11 vs. Dominican (11/27/10)FTA ............................................................16 vs. Dominican (11/27/10)Minutes ........................................................ 32 at Le Moyne (12/15/08)

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Career Highs Points ......................................................... 21 vs. Northwood (11/29/09)Assists .......................................4 two times, last at Edinboro (2/23/11)Rebounds .......................................................... 6 at Mansfield (12/7/09)Blocks ..................................................................2 vs. Gannon (2/16/11)Steals .......................................... 3, three times, last at Clarion (2/9/11)FG ................................................................. 8 vs. Northwood (11/29/09)FG Att ......................................................... 12 vs. Northwood (11/29/09)3-FG .........................................1, five times, last vs. Mansfield (1/8/11)3-FGA .......................................2, four times, last at Edinboro (2/23/11)FT ..........................................................................7 vs. Clarion (2/17/10)FTA ........................................................................8 vs. Clarion (2/17/10)Minutes ................................33, three times, last at Edinboro (2/23/11)

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Bedford12R I C H A R D O N F O S T E R “Kaylee scores. She is our go-to player. Long and athletic-she’s more in tone with her body now. She’s a very quick player. She just keeps building on things.”

S O P H O M O R E ( 2 010 - 11 )Played in all 30 games for the Lakers, including 28 starts as she worked her into the starting lineup after a strong rookie campaign… finished fourth on the team in scoring (7.4 ppg) while adding 2.8 rebounds per contest… eight double-digit scoring games, including a season-best 18 points against Urbana (Dec. 15)… had nine games with four rebounds… registered 88-of-182 field goals (48.4 percent) while adding 3-for-15 (33.3 percent) from 3-point range and 42-of-63 (66.7 percent) from the charity stripe… tallied 34 assists, 21 steals and eight blocks… seven perfect games at the free-throw line… 11 games over 60 percent from the field… tallied 14 points against Gannon (Feb. 16) to help the Lakers to their first sweep of the city-rival in over a decade… scored in double-digits in five of seven games from Dec. 6 (Mansfield) through Jan. 8 (Mansfield).

F R E S H M A N ( 2 0 0 9 - 10 )Appeared in 21 games as a freshman…averaged 5.0 points and 1.7 rebounds per contest…led team with .565 field goal percentage, going 39-of-69 from the field…made 28-of-35 free throw attempts, good for .800…paced team with season-high 21 points vs. Northwood Nov. 29, making her first freshman since Samantha Loadman to score 20 in a game…went 8-for-12 from the field vs. Northwood…scored in double-figures four times, including in back-to-back games once…tallied 11 points vs. Clarion, connecting on season-best 7-of-8 from the charity stripe…scored 10 points and grabbed personal-best six rebounds at Mansfield...tallied 10 markers at Millersville…swiped two steals at Slippery Rock.

H I G H S C H O O L Played varsity basketball and soccer...Mich. All-State AP First Team senior season...named Detroit Free Press Second Team All-State Second team after senior season...tabbed 2009

Year GP-GS Min-Avg FG-FGA Pct 3P-3PA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off-Def Tot-Avg Ast TO Blk Stl Pts-Avg2009-10 21-0 291-13.9 39-69 .565 0-3 .000 28-35 .800 18-17 35-1.7 15 41 0 5 106-5.02010-11 30-28 652-21.7 88-182 .484 5-15 .333 42-63 .667 38-47 85-2.8 34 94 8 21 223-7.4TOTAL 51-28 943-18.5 127-251 .506 5-18 .278 70-98 .714 56-64 120-2.4 49 135 8 26 329-6.5

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Monroe Country Player of the Year...two-time Toledo Blade Top 25 Region player..three-year honoree on All-SEC team, earning first team in 2008-09...led team to two District titles and one regional championship...led team to State quarter finals and a 25-1 record, scoring 16.3 ppg and averaging 5.6 rebounds as a team captain during her senior season...helped team to a 63-10 record in 3 years.

P E R S O N A L Major is graphic design with a photography minor.. parents are Kenneth and Sandi Foster... siblings are Ashley, Taylor and Madison.

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Lockport13R I C H A R D O N B U R K E “She is a shooter. She is a big body that we can put on the perimeter and do some things people don’t expect. Lindsey knows exactly where people should be on the floor. She is a student of the game.”

S O P H O M O R E ( 2 010 - 11 )Played in 24 games for Mercyhurst, starting at East Stroudsburg ( Jan. 4) for her first career start… set personal bests in every category, recording 13 points, eight rebounds and two blocks against Bloomsburg ( Jan. 9); four assists against Mansfield ( Jan. 8); four

Career Highs Points .........................................................13 vs. Bloomsburg (1/9/11)Assists ..............................................................4 vs. Mansfield (1/8/11)Rebounds ....................................................8 vs. Bloomsburg (1/9/11)Blocks ..........................................................2 vs. Bloomsburg (1/9/11)Steals ............................... 2, four times, last vs. Bloomsburg (1/9/11)FG .................................................................5 vs. Bloomsburg (1/9/11)FG Att ......................................................... 11 vs. Bloomsburg (1/9/11)3-FG ....................................................................... 4 at Tiffin (11/20/10)3-FGA ...........................................................7 vs. Bloomsburg (1/9/11)FT ...........................................................1 vs. California (Pa.) (1/15/11)FTA .........................................................2 vs. California (Pa.) (1/15/11)Minutes ......................................................25 vs. Bloomsburg (1/9/11)

Year GP-GS Min-Avg FG-FGA Pct 3P-3PA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off-Def Tot-Avg Ast TO Blk Stl Pts-Avg2009-10 9-0 62-6.9 3-21 .143 1-10 .100 0-0 .000 2-6 8-0.9 3 10 1 2 7-0.82010-11 24-1 266-11.0 22-61 .361 13-40 .325 1-4 .250 7-32 39-1.6 21 27 8 16 58-2.4 TOTAL 33-1 328-9.9 25-82 .305 14-50 .280 1-4 .250 9-38 47-1.4 24 37 9 18 65-2.0

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3-pointers at Tiffin (Nov. 20)… also added a personal-best 5-for-11 in field goals against Bloomsburg, taking seven of her 11 field goal attempts from beyond the arc… made first free-throw of season against California (Pa.) ( Jan. 15)… seventh on the team in scoring at 2.4 points and eighth in rebounding at 1.8… finished in double-digits on two occasions, also adding 12 points at Tiffin… recorded 21 assists and 16 steals on the year… 36.1 percent from the floor.

F R E S H M A N ( 2 0 0 9 - 10 )Appeared in nine games as a freshman…scored seven points, including season-high five vs. Northwood Nov. 29…pulled down

four rebounds in 14 minutes against Northwood…averaged 3.5 points and three boards over first two games played.

H I G H S C H O O L Varsity starter since 8th grade...third-team All-League in 2006...second-team All-League, MVP Lockport Tournament in 2007...first-team All-League in 2008 and 2009...second-Team All-Western NY in 2008 & 2009...sectional champions, state quarterfinalists in 2009... named to ninth-team All-State...averaged 14.1 ppg to finish with 1,200 points, 614 rebounds...also earned letters in volleyball and lacrosse.

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Year GP-GS Min-Avg FG-FGA Pct 3P-3PA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off-Def Tot-Avg Ast TO Blk Stl Pts-Avg2009-10 26-26 786-30.2 47-147 .320 22-92 .239 26-35 .743 8-45 53-2.0 86 134 2 34 142-5.5 2010-11 30-30 1100-36.6 96-226 .425 33-104 .317 43-62 .694 14-65 79-2.6 113 148 6 42 268-8.9TOTAL 56-56 1906-34.0 143-373 .383 55-196 .281 69-97 .711 22-110 132-2.4 199 282 8 76 410-7.3

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Solon14R I C H A R D O N B A N D A “She’s everything you’d want in a point guard. She’s quick and deals with adversity well. She keeps coming out at you. Dana will look to score more this year and finish strong inside. I enjoy having her out there.”

S O P H O M O R E ( 2 010 - 11 )Started all 30 games for the Lakers, finishing third on the team in scoring (8.9 ppg)… directed the Mercyhurst offense, tallying a team-best 113 assists (11th – PSAC)… collected 42 steals and six blocks… registered 2.6 boards per game… had 11 double-digit scoring efforts, including a personal-best 23 points against Notre Dame (Dec. 9)… had a personal-best eight boards against Mansfield (Dec. 6)… also had personal-best effort at the free-throw line against Bloomsburg ( Jan. 9), hitting 6-of-7… hit 8-of-15 field goals at Notre Dame (Dec. 9)… had seven games in which she played all 40 minutes… finished third on the team in 3-pointers (33-of-104)… had five games shooting over 60 percent from the field…hit 43-of-62 from the charity stripe… hit double-digits in scoring in seven of eight consecutive contests, beginning Jan. 8 against Mansfield and ending against Indiana (Pa.) Jan. 29.

F R E S H M A N ( 2 0 0 9 - 10 )Two-time PSAC West Freshman of the Week (Nov. 17 and Dec. 14)…played in and started all 26 games, one of two Lakers to start all of team’s contests…led team with 86 assists and 34 steals…posted most assists since Cassie Seth had 95 in 2004-05…averaged 5.5 points, good for fifth on team, and recorded two rebounds on average…made 22 three-pointers, one of four Lakers with 20 or more triples…led team in assists 14 times and in steals 10 times…scored season-high 16 points vs. Wheeling Jesuit to lead Lakers, making four three-pointers while dishing out five assists…posted five or more assists seven times and had 4+ steals on three occasions…scored 13 points and added eight assists and six steals vs. Shippensburg…scored 10 points in each of first two PSAC West contests…grabbed season-high five rebounds at Lock Haven and at Gannon…swiped five steals at West Chester and four at Lake Erie.H I G H S C H O O L Four-year starter…served as team captain senior season...team finished as regional semifinalists with an 18-5 mark in 2008-09…averaged 14.6 points, seven assists and six steals per game,

Career Highs Points ..............................................23 at Notre Dame College (12/9/10)Assists ........................................................8 vs. Shippensburg (1/2/10)Rebounds ........................................................ 7 vs. Mansfield (12/6/10)Blocks ......................................1, eight times, last at Edinboro (3/1/11)Steals ..........................................................6 vs. Shippensburg (1/2/10) FG ......................................................8 at Notre Dame College (12/9/10) FG Att .............................................15 at Notre Dame College (12/9/10)3-FG .......................................................4 vs. Wheeling Jesuit (12/9/09)3-FGA ...........................................................9 vs. Indiana (Pa.) (1/16/10)FT .........................................................................7 vs. Gannon (2/16/11)FTA .......................................................................9 vs. Gannon (2/16/11)

in 2008-09...starter on state runner-up team as freshman in 2005-06...special mention all-State 2009…top five in region in assists junior and senior seasons...team made the regional finals in 2008…3-time conference champions…scholar athlete all four years…recorded first triple-double in school history.

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H I G H S C H O O L Played at Mercyhurst Prep for Coach Dan Perfetto...named second team all-state as a senior...chosen first team all-District 10 in 2011...selected first team all-state in 2010.

P E R S O N A L Daughter of Dale and Sherry... brother Michael... majoring in intelligence studies.

Career Highs Points .................................................................2 vs. Mansfield (1/8/11)Assists ................................................................1 vs. Edinboro (2/2/11)Rebounds ............................................................ 2 vs. Clarion (1/19/11) Blocks ..............................................................................................NoneSteals ...............................................................................................NoneFG .......................................................................1 vs. Mansfield (1/8/11)FG Att ........................................ 2, two times, last vs. Clarion (1/19/11)3-FG .................................................................................................None3-FGA ............................................................. 1 at Lock Haven (1/12/11)FT ......................................................................... 1 vs. Clarion (1/19/11)FTA ....................................................................... 2 vs. Clarion (1/19/11)Minutes ..............................................................5 vs. Urbana (12/15/10)

P R I O R T O M E R C Y H U R S TPlayed basketball during 2008-09 season at Walsh University... appeared in six games, recording seven points, three rebounds and a steal.

H I G H S C H O O L Played basketball for East High School while attending Northwest Pennsylvania Collegiate Academy Charter School.

P E R S O N A L Daughter of Mary Ewanick and the late Joseph Ewanick... sister Kelli... majoring in applied forensic science.

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R I C H A R D O N T R O S C H “She’s learned a ton and she has a tremendous attitude. Kelsey goes 110 percent all the time. She’s worked on her post game and she’s an aggressive defender.”

S O P H O M O R E ( 2 010 - 11 )Appeared in 17 games for the Lakers, averaging 1.5 points and 0.8 rebounds to go along with two blocks and five assists… defensive presence… made 11-of-23 field goals (47.8 percent)…saw quality minutes against Edinboro (Feb. 2) and at California (Pa.) (Feb. 12). F R E S H M A N ( 2 0 0 9 - 10 )Played in 17 games as a freshman…served as reserve post…tallied 13 points and grabbed 13 rebounds on season…scored season-best four points at California, making all three shot attempts…grabbed four rebounds vs. Lock Haven…dished out season-high two assists in 14 minutes vs. Northwood.

H I G H S C H O O L Lettered in basketball four years, served as team captain in senior year...in 2007-08 and 2008-09 was named a PIAA District 10 First-Team All Star...named 2008 Mercer County All-Star... posted a double-double in each contest for Hickory during senior season, averaging 14 points and 11 rebounds per contest...earned team’s Outstanding Leadership and Most Determined Player awards for senior season...named team’s most promising player after freshman season.

P E R S O N A L Daughter of Eric and Misty... father played basketball at Edinboro University (85-89)... grandfather, Wilbur Trosch, played basketball at St. Francis College (56-60), and in 1960 was drafted in the second round by the Philadelphia ‘76ers....major is early childhood/special education.

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JR. / 5-10 / FHermitage, Pa. /

Hickory32Career Highs Points ................................................................... 6 vs. Clarion (1/19/11)Assists .............................................................3 vs. Mansfield (12/6/10)Rebounds .................................................... 4 vs. Lock Haven (1/23/10) Blocks ......................................1, two times, last at Edinboro (2/23/11)Steals ...............................................................................................NoneFG ......................................................................... 3 vs. Clarion (1/19/11)FG Att ...................................... 3, four times, last vs. Edinboro (2/2/11)3-FG .................................................................................................None3-FGA ...............................................................................................NoneFT ................................ 2, three times, last at California (Pa.) (2/12/11)FTA .................................. 2, six times, last at California (Pa.) (2/12/11)Minutes ..................................................... 14 vs. Northwood (11/29/09)

Year GP-GS Min-Avg FG-FGA Pct 3P-3PA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off-Def Tot-Avg Ast TO Blk Stl Pts-Avg2009-10 17-0 78-4.6 4-12 .333 0-0 .000 5-6 .833 5-8 13-0.8 2 7 0 0 13-0.82010-11 17-0 109-6.4 11-23 .478 0-0 .000 3-6 .500 4-9 13-0.8 5 14 2 0 25-1.5TOTAL 34-0 187-5.5 15-35 .429 0-0 .000 8-12 .667 9-17 26-0.8 7 21 2 0 38-1.1

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R-FR. / 5-10 / G/FDavison, Mich. /Powers Catholic34

F R E S H M A N ( 2 010 - 11 )Redshirt.

H I G H S C H O O L Four-year starter and two-year captain of basketball squad at Luke M. Powers Catholic... earned honorable mention and first-team all-conference awards... district and regional champions in 2008 and 2009... advanced to state semifinals in 2008 and 2009... Academic All-League selection... Invite Only CMU High School All-Star Team in 2008 and 2009... 2010 Invite Only Bruin Club Bigh School All-Star Team.

P E R S O N A L Daughter of Mark and Renee Barkman... sibling includes Dar-bie Barkman... cousin Lance Salsgiver played baseball at Harvard University... major is sports medicine with a health and fitness promotion concentration.

R I C H A R D O N B A R K M A N “She’s a shooter with a quick release. She can guard post players as a guard. She’s strong and fundamentally solid. We always have shooters and Jourdin’s one of them.”

H I G H S C H O O L Played basketball and volleyball at Derry High...four-year letter winner...averaged 12 points and nine rebounds a game.

P E R S O N A L Daughter of Connie and Greg McBroom... siblings named Maggie and Katie... Maggie plays basketball at Pitt-John-stown... major is sports medicine with a health and fitness promotion concentration.

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R I C H A R D O N C A R B E E “She’s strong and sound. She has a great passion. Katie brings everyone on the team together. She can do a lot of different things on the floor.”

J U N I O R ( 2 010 - 11 ) Played in 19 games for the Lakers, all in a reserve role… contributed quality minutes in the second half of the PSAC rotation, helping the Lakers to their first postseason tournament since 1999-2000… finished with 2.3 points and 1.7 rebounds to go along with seven steals, four blocks and 17 assists… tallied a season-high nine points against Slippery Rock (Feb. 19)… also had a season-best seven boards in that contest.made 11-of-13 free throws and finished 31.7 percent from the floor (13-of-41).

S O P H O M O R E ( 2 0 0 9 - 10 ) Key reserve guard, played in 20 games…scored 1.3 points and grabbed 2.3 rebounds per game…went 14-of-16 (.875) from the

foul line…sank all four free throw attempts at Millersville and vs. Edinboro…scored season-high five points twice in three-game span, vs. Lock Haven and at California…led team with career-high nine rebounds in PSAC West opener at Slippery Rock…tied for team lead with four steals at SRU…paced Lakers with three steals vs. Salem Int’l…swiped 11 steals on season.

P R I O R T O M E R C Y H U R S T Transfer from Aquinas College where she started nine games and played in 24, averaging 3.9 points and 3.5 rebounds per game.

H I G H S C H O O L Scholar-Athlete all four years at Mount Pleasant HS...Most Improved Player in freshman year... all-area Honorable Mention Saginaw Valley League in junior year;... team captain, Area Player of the Week, Team MVP, first-team All-Saginaw Valley, first-team All Saginaw Area, Morning Sun Dream Team, and Honorable Mention All-State in senior year... part of championship team that won its district and advanced to regional finals in freshman and junior campaigns.. also lettered in golf and tennis.

P E R S O N A L Major is business management/English... parents are Jack and Julie Carbee... siblings are Marie, Christopher and Jason... father, sister and brother Jason all played collegiate athletics.

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Mount Pleasant42Career Highs Points ......................................................... 9 vs. Slippery Rock (2/19/11)Assists ............................ 4, two times, last vs. Slippery Rock (2/19/11)Rebounds ....................................................9 at Slippery Rock (1/13/10) Blocks ................................... 1, six times, last at Indiana (Pa.) (2/26/11)Steals ........................................3, two times, last vs. Urbana (12/15/10)FG .............................................................................. 3 at Tiffin (11/20/10)FG Att .........................................................................6 at Clarion (2/9/11)3-FG .......................................................................... 2 at Tiffin (11/20/10)3-FGA ................................2, six times, last vs. Slippery Rock (2/19/11)FT ..................................4, three times, last vs. Slippery Rock (2/19/11)FTA ..................................4, four times, last vs. Slippery Rock (2/19/11)Minutes .................................................... 27 vs. Slippery Rock (2/19/11)

Year GP-GS Min-Avg FG-FGA Pct 3P-3PA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off-Def Tot-Avg Ast TO Blk Stl Pts-Avg*2008-09 24-9 403-16.8 37-104 .356 4-14 .286 16-18 .889 39-44 83-3.5 31 52 9 27 94-3.9 2009-10 20-0 225-11.3 5-36 .139 1-4 .250 14-16 .875 14-32 46-2.3 9 14 2 11 25-1.32010-11 19-0 239-12.6 13-41 .317 7-17 .412 11-13 .846 6-26 32-1.7 17 22 4 7 44-2.3 TOTAL 39-0 464-11.9 18-77 .234 8-21 .381 25-29 .862 20-58 78-2.0 26 36 6 18 69-1.8*at Aquinas College

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R I C H A R D O N M c C A U L E Y“She runs the floor well and she’s a great passer. She’s a finesse player who is smart and a great runner.”

F R E S H M A N ( 2 010 - 11 )Redshirt.

H I G H S C H O O L Two-sport athlete at Greensburg Central Catholic, picking up four letters in basketball and two in lacrosse... basketball squad was section champion all four years and advanced to the Western Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic League and Pennsylvania State Interscholastic Athletic Association playoffs... Pittsburgh Post Gazette Fab 5 and Pittsburgh Tribune Review Terrific 10 selections... also participated in Roundball Classic All-Star game... captain in senior season.

P E R S O N A LDaughter of Jack and Lynn McCauley... siblings include John, Ben and Andrew... brother Ben played basketball at North Carolina State and professionally in France... father played collegiate basketball and golf at Allegheny College... major is sports management.

R I C H A R D O N C A M P B E L L “She’s a guard in a post player’s body. She shoots the three and she’s a slasher. She works hard and can guard different players.”

F R E S H M A N ( 2 010 - 11 )Appeared in 12 games for the Lakers, averaging 3.4 minutes per game… tallied a personal-best six points against Urbana (Dec. 15) while adding two points against Fort Lewis and Lock Haven… finished season with 11 points and four rebounds, collecting a season-high six points and two boards against Urbana…also had an assist and a steal on two occasions.

ADELE CAMPBELL

SO. / 6-0 / CSlippery Rock, Pa. /

Slippery Rock44H I G H S C H O O L Two-sport athlete lettering in basketball and soccer... earned all-region honors for both basketball and soccer in junior and senior seasons... basketball team won District 10 title in freshman and senior year.

P E R S O N A L Daughter of Joseph and Wendy Campbell... siblings include Braden and Ben Campbell... brother Braden played football at Univ. of Virginia... major is psychology.

Year GP-GS Min-Avg FG-FGA Pct 3P-3PA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off-Def Tot-Avg Ast TO Blk Stl Pts-Avg2010-11 12-0 41-3.4 2-7 .286 0-0 .000 7-9 .778 1-3 4-0.3 2 2 2 2 11-0.9

Career Highs Points ...................................................................6 vs. Urbana (12/15/10)Assists ........................... 1, two times, last vs. California (Pa.) (1/15/11)Rebounds ............................................................2 vs. Urbana (12/15/10) Blocks .......................................1, two times, last vs. Mansfield (1/8/11)Steals .........................................1, two times, last vs. Edinboro (2/2/11)FG .......................................... 1, two times, last at Lock Haven (1/12/11)FG Att ...................................... 2, three times, last vs. Edinboro (2/2/11)3-FG .................................................................................................. None3-FGA ................................................................................................ NoneFT .........................................................................4 vs. Urbana (12/15/10)FTA .......................................................................4 vs. Urbana (12/15/10)Minutes ................................................................9 vs. Urbana (12/15/10)

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RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRALALL GAMES 15-15 6-6 6-7 0-1CONFERENCE 7-7 2-5 2-5 0-0NON-CONFERENCE 8-8 4-1 4-2 0-1

DATE OPPONENT RESULT SCORE HIGH POINTS REBOUNDS 11/13/10 ASHLAND L 66-80 (24)ACHESINSKI, Amy (8)ACHESINSKI, Amy 11/19/10 vs. Findlay L 41-65 (13)BANDA, Dana (5)LOADMAN, Samantha HOFFMAN, Megan 11/20/10 at Tiffin L 69-90 (20)ACHESINSKI, Amy (9)LOADMAN, Samantha 11/25/10 vs. Fort Lewis L 43-76 (13)ACHESINSKI, Amy (8)ACHESINSKI, Amy 11/26/10 at Alaska Fairbanks W 68-64 OT (30)ACHESINSKI, Amy (10)ACHESINSKI, Amy11/27/10 vs. Dominican W 65-52 (19)ACHESINSKI, Amy (14)ACHESINSKI, Amy 12/2/10 at Urbana W 80-70 OT (26)LOADMAN, Samantha (14)ACHESINSKI, Amy12/6/10 MANSFIELD W 70-51 (16)ACHESINSKI, Amy (10)ACHESINSKI, Amy 12/9/10 at Notre Dame College L 66-73 (23)BANDA, Dana (13)ACHESINSKI, Amy 12/12/10 at West Virginia Wesleyan L 57-64 (17)ACHESINSKI, Amy (7)ACHESINSKI, Amy 12/15/10 URBANA W 73-47 (18)FOSTER, Kaylee (9)ACHESINSKI, Amy 1/3/11 at Kutztown L 56-81 (17)ACHESINSKI, Amy (8)ACHESINSKI, Amy1/4/11 at East Stroudsburg W 64-53 (17)ACHESINSKI, Amy (8)LOADMAN, Samantha 1/8/11 MANSFIELD W 75-63 (25)ACHESINSKI, Amy (13)ACHESINSKI, Amy 1/9/11 BLOOMSBURG W 75-64 (18)ACHESINSKI, Amy (9)ACHESINSKI, Amy FREDERICKSON, Nikki 1/12/11 *at Lock Haven W 76-59 (24)ACHESINSKI, Amy (12)ACHESINSKI, Amy 1/15/11 *CALIFORNIA (Pa.) L 54-73 (14)ACHESINSKI, Amy (6)LOADMAN, Samantha1/19/11 *CLARION W 74-65 (15)BANDA, Dana (8)ACHESINSKI, Amy 1/22/11 *at Slippery Rock W 60-46 (15)ACHESINSKI, Amy (9)ACHESINSKI, Amy 1/26/11 *at Gannon W 75-63 (20)LOADMAN, Samantha (12)ACHESINSKI, Amy 1/29/11 *INDIANA (Pa.) L 74-75 (26)ACHESINSKI, Amy (7)LOADMAN, Samantha 2/2/11 *EDINBORO L 40-78 (10)ACHESINSKI, Amy (8)ACHESINSKI, Amy 2/5/11 *LOCK HAVEN W 68-59 (23)ACHESINSKI, Amy (10)ACHESINSKI, Amy 2/9/11 *at Clarion L 65-66 (15)ACHESINSKI, Amy (14)ACHESINSKI, Amy 2/12/11 *at California (Pa.) L 57-70 (21)ACHESINSKI, Amy (6)LOADMAN, Samantha 2/16/11 *GANNON W 66-56 (22)ACHESINSKI, Amy (11)ACHESINSKI, Amy 2/19/11 *SLIPPERY ROCK W 66-48 (20)ACHESINSKI, Amy (11)ACHESINSKI, Amy2/23/11 *at Edinboro L 47-64 (16)ACHESINSKI, Amy (12)ACHESINSKI, Amy2/26/11 *at Indiana (Pa.) L 47-77 (13)ACHESINSKI, Amy (10)ACHESINSKI, AmyPSAC Tournament3/1/11 at Edinboro L 51-75 (15)ACHESINSKI, Amy (9)LOADMAN, Samantha * Denotes conference game

Mercyhurst Team HighsPOINTS 80 at Urbana (12/2/10)FG MADE 31 at Gannon (1/26/11) 31 vs. Mansfield (1/8/11)FG ATTEMPTS 70 at ESU (1/4/11)FG PERCENTAGE .609 (28-46) vs. IUP (1/29/11)3FG MADE 11 at Tiffin (11/20/11) 10 vs Cheyney (1/3/10)3FG ATTEMPTS 31 vs. Ashland (11/13/10)3FG PERCENTAGE .500 (11-22) at Tiffin (11/20/10)FT MADE 25 vs. Lock Haven (2/5/11)FT ATTEMPTS 32 vs. Lock Haven (2/5/11)FT PERCENTAGE .833 (15-18) vs. Indiana (1/29/11)REBOUNDS 46 vs. Mansfield (1/8/11)ASSISTS 24 vs. Clarion (1/19/11)STEALS 15 vs. Mansfield (1/8/11)BLOCKED SHOTS 8 at ESU (1/4/11)TURNOVERS 33 at Edinboro (3/1/11)

Game HighsMercyhurst Individual HighsPOINTS 30 ACHESINSKI, Amy at Alaska Fairbanks (11/26/10) 26 (2 times) ACHESINSKI, Amy vs. IUP (1/29/11) LOADMAN, Samantha at Urbana (12/2/10)FG MADE 12 (3 times) ACHESINSKI, Amy vs. IUP (1/29/11)FG ATT 20 ACHESINSKI, Amy at Alaska Fairbanks (11/26/10)FG PCT (min 5 made) 1.000 (5-5) ACHESINSKI, Amy vs. Clarion (1/19/11) 3FG MADE 5 HOFFMAN, Megan vs. Ashland (11/13/10)3FG ATTEMPTS 12 HOFFMAN, Megan vs. Ashland (11/13/10)3FG PCT 1.000 (3-3) HOFFMAN, Megan vs. Dominican (11/27/10) FT MADE 13 ACHESINSKI, Amy vs. LHU (2/5/11)FT ATT 16 ALLEN, ABBY vs. Dominican (11/27/10)FT PCT 1.000 (6-6) LOADMAN, Samantha at Urbana (12/02/10)REBOUNDS 14 (3 times) ACHESINSKI, Amy at Clarion (2/9/09) ASSISTS 7 (4 times) LOADMAN, Samantha vs. Clarion (1/19/11) BANDA, Dana at LHU (1/12/11)STEALS 5 ACHESINSKI, Amy vs. Fort Lewis (11/25/10)BLOCKED SHOTS 5 ACHESINSKI, Amy at ESU (1/4/11)TURNOVERS 9 ACHESINSKI, Amy vs. Findlay (11/19/10)

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## Player GP-GSMin Avg FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg22 ACHESINSKI, Amy 30-30 1056 35.2 204 343 .595 3 10 .300 127 195 .651 80 194 274 9.1 60 1 86 123 44 39 538 17.9 10 LOADMAN, Samantha 30-25 861 28.7 111 270 .411 53 170 .312 23 27 .852 24 141 165 5.5 55 0 59 63 7 26 298 9.9 14 BANDA, Dana 30-30 1120 37.3 96 226 .425 33 104 .317 43 62 .694 14 65 79 2.6 75 1 113 148 6 42 268 8.9 12 FOSTER, Kaylee 30-28 652 21.7 88 182 .484 5 15 .333 42 63 .667 38 47 85 2.8 72 1 34 94 8 21 223 7.4 02 FREDERICKSON, Nikki 30-9 520 17.3 77 139 .554 2 9 .222 27 46 .587 39 51 90 3.0 22 0 32 59 6 20 183 6.1 03 HOFFMAN, Megan 29-21 797 27.5 53 148 .358 45 126 .357 23 31 .742 28 63 91 3.1 59 1 48 61 5 21 174 6.0 13 BURKE, Lindsey 24-1 286 11.9 22 61 .361 13 40 .325 1 4 .250 7 32 39 1.6 34 0 21 27 8 16 58 2.4 42 CARBEE, Katie 19-0 239 12.6 13 41 .317 7 17 .412 11 13 .846 6 26 32 1.7 31 1 17 22 4 7 44 2.3 11 ALLEN, Abby 18-2 271 15.1 7 31 .226 2 16 .125 25 39 .641 8 29 37 2.1 31 1 23 31 1 11 41 2.3 32 TROSCH, Kelsey 17-0 109 6.4 11 23 .478 0 0 .000 3 6 .500 4 9 13 0.8 24 0 5 14 2 0 25 1.5 05 RONAI, Janeale 20-4 177 8.9 6 21 .286 5 15 .333 5 10 .500 6 14 20 1.0 20 1 7 22 2 3 22 1.1 44 CAMPBELL, Adele 12-0 41 3.4 2 7 .286 0 0 .000 7 9 .778 1 3 4 0.3 6 0 2 2 2 2 11 0.9 23 EWANICK, Kristi 10-0 25 2.5 1 7 .143 0 1 .000 1 2 .500 0 5 5 0.5 6 0 1 4 0 0 3 0.3 Team 40 74 114 8 Total.......... 30 6154 691 1499 .461 168 523 .321 338 507 .667 295 753 1048 34.9 495 7 448 678 95 208 1888 62.9 Opponents...... 30 6150 700 1703 .411 187 561 .333 380 539 .705 338 618 956 31.9 497 - 389 498 90 302 1967 65.6

SCORE BY PERIODS: 1st 2nd Total Mercyhurst College 909 956 1888 Opponents 934 1024 1967

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East Final Standings Conf Overall 1. Bloomsburg* 13-1 22-6 2. Millersville* 12-3 22-7 3. West Chester* 10-4 20-7 4. Kutztown* 8-6 15-12 5. Shippensburg 7-7 12-14 6. Cheyney 2-11 6-20 7. Mansfield 2-12 7-19 8. East Stroudsburg 2-12 5-21

* Clinched PSAC playoff Berth

West Final Standings Conf Overall 1. Edinboro* 13-1 26-4 2. California (Pa.)* 11-3 23-8 3. Indiana (Pa.)* 11-3 19-8 4. Mercyhurst* 7-7 15-15 5. Gannon 5-9 13-13 6. Lock Haven 4-10 11-14 7. Clarion 4-10 7-19 8. Slippery Rock 1-13 3-23

* Clinched PSAC playoff Berth2010-11 All-PSAC East Women’s Basketball TeamFirst TeamKelsey Gallagher*^ Bloomsburg Jr. East Stroudsburg, Pa./ES SouthKasey Gardner*^ Shippensburg Sr. Sharpsville, Pa./SharpsvilleMelissa McQuade** Kutztown Sr. Pittsburgh, Pa./ShalerAurielle Mosley Millersville So. York, Pa./Central YorkMegan Stewart West Chester Sr. York, Pa./York CatholicDana Wieller Bloomsburg So. Bethlehem, Pa./LibertySecond TeamNadirah Brown Cheyney Jr. Willingboro, N.J./WillingboroAllison Hostetter West Chester Jr. Oxford, Pa./OxfordAlex Lennon West Chester So. Lansdowne, Pa./Shipley SchoolMallory Moore Mansfield Jr. Beech Creek, Pa./Central MountainMashira Newman Millersville So. North Hills, Pa./Upper DublinAshley Wood Kutztown So. Limerick, Pa./Spring-FordPSAC East Athlete of the YearKelsey Gallagher Bloomsburg Jr. East Stroudsburg, Pa./ES SouthPSAC East Freshman of the YearAndrea Sisson Kutztown Fr. Richmond, Va./GodwinPSAC East Coach of the YearBill Cleary Bloomsburg

* Indicates previous All-PSAC first team selection^ Indicates previous All-PSAC second team selection

2010-11 All-PSAC West Women’s Basketball TeamFirst TeamAmy Achesinski^^ Mercyhurst Sr. Butler, Pa./ButlerRenee’ Brown^ Edinboro Jr. Pittsburgh, Pa./Mt. Alvernia CatholicLacey Claar^ IUP Sr. Imler, Pa./Claysburg-KimmelAmy Johns California Jr. McKeesport, Pa./McKeesportJulie Kleber Gannon Sr. Suffern, N.Y./SuffernKayla Smith*** California Sr. Elkins, W.Va./ElkinsSecond TeamSamantha Blazetic Edinboro So. Eastlake, Ohio/Eastlake NorthKiara Brown Edinboro So. Ambridge, Pa./AmbridgeMicki Cerchiaro Edinboro Jr. Pittsburgh, Pa./Our Lady of the Sacred HeartDarche’ Jackson Edinboro Fr. Pittsburgh, Pa./Penn HillsSamantha Loadman Mercyhurst Sr. McMurray, Pa./Bethel ParkSarah Pastorek IUP So. Johnstown, Pa./Bishop McCortEryn Withers IUP Sr. Burtonsville, Md./SpringbrookPSAC West Athlete of the YearKayla Smith California Sr. Elkins, W.Va./ElkinsPSAC West Freshman of the YearDarche’ Jackson Edinboro Fr. Pittsburgh, Pa./Penn HillsPSAC West Coach of the YearStan Swank Edinboro

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Coaching RecordsCoaches Years Record Pct.Rhonda Carlson 7 (1974-1981) 52-57 .477Shelly Monas 2 (1981-1983) 21-23 .477Darlene Rosthauser 2 (1983-1985) 1-38 .026Rick Bengel 2 (1985-1987) 11-33 .250Luke Ruppel 3 (1987-1990) 44-32 .578Paul Demyanovich 4 (1990-1994) 60-42 .588Jim Webb 7 (1994-2001) 96-91 .513Bo Kuntz 3 (2001-2004) 13-66 .165Karin Nicholls 3 (2004-2007) 22-59 .271Deanna Richard 4 (2007-Present) 44-66 .400

Akron 1-0Alaska Fairbanks 1-0Alderson-Broaddus 2-0 Allegheny 8-11 Angelo State 0-1 Ashland 11-23 Behrend 17-10 Bellarmine 1-1 Binghamton 0-1 Bloomfield 0-1Bloomsburg 3-3 Bridgeport 1-0 Univ. at Buffalo 6-9 Caldwell 0-1 California (Pa.) 6-16 Canisius 0-4Carnegie-Mellon 0-3Case Western 1-0Central State 0-1Charleston 1-0Cheyney 1-1Clarion 13-18Columbia Union 2-0Concordia 0-1Daemen 6-3Davis & Elkins 2-2Dominican 1-0Dowling 3-0Duquesne 0-1D’Youville 2-0East Stroudsburg 2-1Edinboro 10-38Fairmont State 1-0Ferris State 2-12Findlay 6-17Florida Southern 0-1

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Fort Lewis 0-1Fredonia State 4-1Gannon 26-49Gardner-Webb 1-0Geneva 7-4Glenville State 1-0Grand Valley State 2-12Grove City 0-11Hamilton 1-0Hampton Institute 0-1Hillsdale 4-21Houghton 4-1Immaculata 4-0Indiana (Pa.) 3-12Jamestown CC 3-5John Carroll 2-2Keene State 0-1Kendall 1-0Kutztown 1-2Lake Erie 6-0Lake Superior State 2-12La Roche 1-0Le Moyne 6-10Livingstone 1-0Lock Haven 11-5Madonna 1-0 U-Mass Lowell 0-1Mansfield 15-0Michigan Tech 0-15Millersville 1-3New Haven 1-0Niagara 0-2Norfolk State 1-0Northern Kentucky 0-3Northern Michigan 2-11Northwood 7-7Notre Dame 2-2



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St. Bonaventure L N/A St. John Fisher L 38-88 at Edinboro L N/A Behrend N/A Gannon W 72-63 at Gannon W 47-45 at Behrend N/A at Jamestown CC N/A at Villa N/A at Geneva N/A Villa N/A Westminster N/A

Jamestown CC L N/A at St. Bonaventure L 35-62 at Edinboro L 24-101 Villa L N/A at Clarion L 21-66 Behrend W N/A at Jamestown CC L N/A Gannon W 84-73 at Villa L N/A Allegheny W N/A at Behrend W N/A at Gannon W 53-43 Clarion L 45-60 Fredonia W N/A

at Jamestown CC L 34-55 Behrend W 56-53 at Westminster W 51-30 at Allegheny L 43-67 at Villa forfeit win Jamestown CC L 37-71 at Gannon W 72-35 Allegheny L 62-71 at Grove City L 43-45 Gannon W 50-38 at Behrend L 65-77 Thiel W 78-35 Westminster W 70-55 Villa forfeit win

at Behrend L N/A at Jamestown CC W 43-36 Allegheny W 47-46 Thiel W 48-25 Jamestown CC W 39-35 at Thiel W N/A Behrend W 63-62 at Villa W 72-53 at St. Bonaventure L 42-70 Gannon L 52-53 Grove City L 55-60 at Allegheny L 38-45 Villa W 68-48Gannon L 41-64 at Westminster W 53-30 Geneva L 51-59

Behrend L 47-54 Pitt-Johnstown L 52-91Jamestown CC W 51-42Gannon L 44-72Villa W 60-56at Allegheny W 68-67at Thiel W 56-45Grove City L 57-68at Behrend L 51-54at Gannon L 53-80

St. Bonaventure L 52-68Thiel W 77-65at Villa W 69-66Westminster W 58-44Allegheny W 48-32Geneva L 53-59at Jamestown CC L 51-52

at Villa W 95-51 at Gannon L 47-81Niagara L 41-67Thiel L 69-72 at Behrend W 57-44Gannon W 69-63 at St. Bonaventure L 61-81 Behrend W 59-48at Grove City L 55-63 Villa W 74-57 at Wheeling W N/A at Fredonia W 65-45 Allegheny W 68-37 at Westminster W 57-54 at Allegheny W 63-54 at Thiel L 61-71 at Geneva W 59-53

Gannon L 50-98Villa W 58-53Niagara L 52-87Wheeling L 57-66Behrend W 54-45St. John Fisher L 64-107Robert Morris L 73-89 Fredonia L 62-82Thiel L 66-82 Allegheny L 66-77St. Bonaventure L 53-86Villa W 109-107 Behrend L 49-77Grove City College L 44-88Gannon L 58-89Westminster L 58-65Thiel L 45-87Geneva W 64-56Allegheny W 75-71

Clarion W 83-54 Gannon L 72-79 Allegheny W 63-60 Villa W 74-63 St. Bonaventure L 51-72 Behrend W 61-57 Case W 71-54 Thiel W 79-52 Fredonia W 59-51 Buffalo State W 74-62 Gannon L 51-75 Behrend W 86-78 Grove City L 57-95 Geneva W 67-58 Villa W 77-64 Thiel W 75-54 Westminster W 88-77 Allegheny W 79-75 Clarion W 73-61 Gannon L 77-86

Thiel L 56-69 Westminster W(OT) 87-82Behrend L 60-69 Grove City L 73-81 Geneva W 79-75 Allegheny L 69-70 Behrend W 63-62

Geneva W 55-51 Westminster W 60-47 Grove City L 74-88 Thiel L Forfeit Allegheny L ForfeitSt. Boneventure L 44-63St. John Fisher L 38-88Edinboro L 68-94University of Akron W 72-71Davis & Elkins L 51-56Slippery Rock L 65-85Slippery Rock L 57-73Gannon L 58-61Wheeling L 54-84Clarion L 48-59Edinboro L 57-59Gannon L 68-82Robert Morris L 58-80

Gannon L 55-107 Utica L 48-93 St. John Fisher L 44-86Villa W 83-18 St. John Fisher L 43-95Edinboro L 43-80 Indiana (Pa.) L 61-108 Thiel L 52-62 Westminster L 63-71 Univ. of Rochester L 36-71 Behrend L 65-85 Canisius L 51-90 Clarion L 55-79 Allegheny L 54-71 Edinboro L 57-78 Robert Morris L 40-83 Grove City L 62-75 Gannon L 69-76 Utica L 42-89 St. John Fisher L 46-77

vs. Davis & Elkins L 40-81 at Edinboro L 58-66 St. John Fisher L 41-66 at Pitt-Johnstown L 34-104 at Allegheny L 59-89 Geneva L 51-63 Westminster L 56-67 Thiel L 81-93 Edinboro L 56-71 Gannon L 50-63 at St. Bonaventure L 58-90 at Grove City L 50-71 Canisius L 59-97 at Clarion L 63-71 at Robert Morris L 50-100 at Utica L 59-100 Behrend L 68-77 at Gannon L 51-54 at St. John Fisher L 44-90

Ashland L 46-91 at Edinboro L 39-71 at Allegheny L 34-95 at Millersville L 51-80 vs. California (Pa.) L 67-75 at Carnegie Mellon L 45-57 Allegheny L 61-78 at Geneva L 45-95 Grove City L 51-79 at Seton Hill L 52-90 St. John Fisher L 62-76 at Gannon L 51-86 Behrend W 72-66 at Thiel L 48-71 Gannon L 52-85 Clarion L 62-90 St. Bonaventure L 52-75 at Westminster L 54-71 at Canisius L 36-87 at St. John Fisher L 30-79 at Le Moyne L 77-87

at Behrend L 62-67 Utica W(OT) 86-82

at Edinboro L 49-69 at Wash. & Jefferson L 69-72 at Clarion L 56-92 Carnegie Mellon L 67-74 at Pitt-Bradford W 47-39 at Canisius L 48-76 vs. Utica L 46-66 Westminster W 63-44 Allegheny L 54-63 Gannon L 50-68 Edinboro L 44-75 at Behrend W 67-56 Le Moyne W 65-61 California (Pa.) L 57-66 at D’Youville W 74-37 Thiel L 50-54 at Gannon L 51-81 at Daemen W 62-41 Pitt-Bradford W 55-52 D’Youville W 98-28 Behrend W 56-55

at Behrend L 61-62at Pitt-Bradford W 68-60Edinboro L 57-103Fredonia State W 61-57Immaculata College W 57-35Washington & Jefferson W 70-59at Edinboro L 48-66Queens College L 67-80Pitt-Bradford W 71-49at Gannon L 54-86John Carroll L 63-68U. of Buffalo L 74-78Leymone L 64-65at Carnegie Mellon L 64-74at Daemen L 59-69Philadelphia Textile L 56-87at Immaculata College W 65-46at Philadelphia Textile L 46-80U. of Buffalo L 47-79at Queens L 66-90Gannon L 39-62at LeMoyne L 65-74Daemen W 73-55

at California (Pa.) L 63-75 at Univ. at Buffalo L (2ot) 83-85 at Pitt-Bradford W 85-72 Behrend W 88-65 at Hamilton W 59-53 at Utica W 61-55 at John Carroll W 84-54 Immaculata W 61-43 Pitt-Bradford W 74-36 Slippery Rock W 74-71 at Philly Textile L 62-69 at Lake Erie College W 94-64 Queens W 66-59 at Gannon W 75-72 at Slippery Rock W 59-57 Univ. at Buffalo W 73-70 Geneva W 77-51 Le Moyne W 70-57 Philly Textile L 69-71 at Le Moyne L 50-60 Lake Erie College W 84-31 at Immaculata W 84-65 at Univ. at Buffalo W 62-60 at Queens L 57-69 Gannon W 71-58 at Geneva W 88-59 at Buffalo (MCC tourn.) L 53-69 at Kutztown (ECAC) W 58-54 at Keene State (ECAC) L 64-75

at California (Pa.) L 58-77 at Bloomsburg L 59-63

All-Time Results1974-75 (5-7)

1975-76 (6-8)

1976-77 (8-6)

1977-78 (9-7, 4-3 KWC)

1978-79 (8-9, 4-3)

1979-80 (11-6, 5-2)

1980-81 (5-14, 3-4)

1981-82 (15-5, 6-1)

1982-83 (6-18, 5-7)

1983-84 (1-19)

1984-85 (0-19)

1985-86 (2-21)

1986-87 (9-12)

1987-88 (7-16, 2-10 MCC)

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1988-89 (21-8, 8-4)

1989-90 (17-10, 8-6)

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John Carroll W 76-49 at Pitt-Bradford W 80-65 Pitt-Johnstown L 79-96 at Behrend W 74-61 at Clarion W 78-66 Pitt-Bradford W 79-52 Clarion W 72-60 at Philly Textile W 62-52 Queens W 69-48 at Gannon W 71-70 at Lake Erie College W 97-59 Univ. at Buffalo W 63-59 Le Moyne W 66-56 at Pitt-Johnstown L 62-109 Philly Textile L 51-55 Lake Erie College W 73-40 at Kutztown L 56-58 at Univ. at Buffalo L 46-54 at Queens W 56-53 at Dowling W 75-58 Gannon W 67-51 at Le Moyne L 64-76 at Philly Textile (MCC) W 73-57 at Pitt-Johnstown (MCC) L 69-76 at St. Michael’s (ECAC) L 59-62

vs. Virginia State W 82-70 at California (Pa.) L 69-80 Pitt-Bradford W 93-57 at Edinboro W 82-80 at Pitt-Bradford W 83-66 at Duquesne L 90-95 at John Carroll L 68-74 Clarion L 87-97 Mansfield W 100-87 vs. Oakland (Mich.) L 69-84 vs. Winona State W 81-63 at Philly Textile W 61-58 Pitt-Johnstown L 56-80 Gannon W 72-62 at Univ. at Buffalo L 74-96 Le Moyne L(2ot) 68-69 Philly Textile W 73-57 Behrend W 72-56 at Pitt-Johnstown L 60-92 Univ. at Buffalo L 63-64 at Gannon L 55-70 Dowling W 92-53 at Le Moyne W 93-76 at Univ. at Buffalo (MCC) L 74-86

vs. Hampton Institute L 74-76 vs. Davis & Elkins W 89-44 at Edinboro L 67-97 at Clarion L 80-106 Westminster W 84-38 Indiana (Pa.) L 73-75 at Mansfield W 95-61 Lock Haven W 78-44 Oakland (Mich.) W 81-73 W.Va. Tech W 81-77 California (Pa.) W 95-79 Pitt-Bradford W 97-45 at Thiel W 94-53 Edinboro L 49-54 Pitt-Johnstown L 64-91 at Gannon L 64-86 at Pitt-Johnstown L 53-75 Mansfield W 81-65 Le Moyne W 77-56 at Behrend W 77-61 Gannon W 82-75 at Lock Haven L 76-81 Clarion L 77-81 at Ashland W 67-44 at Le Moyne L 65-69

vs. Dowling W 86-36 at California (Pa.) W 73-63

Ashland L 59-65 at Slippery Rock L 74-86 Bloomsburg L 74-75 Clarion L 85-112 at Edinboro L 54-79 Mansfield W 81-60 W.Va. Wesleyan W 77-46 Norfolk State W 88-60 Edinboro W 85-61 Lock Haven L 53-68 East Stroudsburg W 82-57 at Clarion L 78-84 at Indiana (Pa.) L 57-63 at Gannon L 60-67 Seton Hill W 81-66 at Oakland (Mich.) W 64-62 at Pitt-Bradford W 59-50 at Lock Haven W 79-74 Gannon W 81-58 at Pitt-Johnstown L 66-70 at Westminster W 70-45 Wisconsin-Parkside W 87-85 Pitt-Johnstown W 71-67

vs. Saginaw Valley L 97-100 at Indiana (Pa.) L 50-93 Bloomsburg W 85-56 Houghton W 87-65 at Millersville W 78-63 at Le Moyne L 67-68 at Edinboro L 50-62 Clarion W 77-73 California (Pa.) L 62-70 Alderson-Broaddus W 84-71 Slippery Rock W 80-67Edinboro W 84-67 at Lock Haven L 71-73 Indiana (Pa.) W 77-64 at Mansfield W 88-58 Pitt-Bradford W 75-44 Pitt-Johnstown W 87-63 at Houghton W 60-38 Gannon W 77-56 Lock Haven W 63-56 Westminster W 64-46at Gannon W 77-59 at Ashland L 64-84 at Notre Dame (Ohio) W 66-50 at Central State L 70-89 at Pitt-Johnstown W 79-74at California (Pa.) (NCAA) W 65-64 at Clarion (NCAA) L 76-87

Point Park W 83-41 at California (Pa.) L 52-66 at Ashland W 89-85 at Edinboro L 77-80 Mansfield W 67-52 Fairmont State W 87-63 at Pitt-Bradford W 83-56 at Slippery Rock W 70-64 Indiana (Pa.) W 66-63 St. Vincent W 76-63 Lake Superior L 70-85 Edinboro W 76-64 at Sacred Heart W 72-60 at Bridgeport W 76-71 at Clarion W 61-38 Gannon W 72-66 at Indiana (Pa.) L 69-73 at Westminster W 82-72 Houghton W 59-41 Clarion W 74-62 at Houghton L 60-63 Pitt-Johnstown W 64-63 at Lock Haven W 53-47 Notre Dame (Ohio) W 94-58 Ashland W 80-62 at Pitt-Johnstown W 85-79 at Gannon W 73-68 Shippensburg (NCAA) W 73-68 College of St. Rose (NCAA) W 55-53 at Stonehill (NCAA) L 78-80

at Mansfield W 88-69at Clarion University L 73-78Daemen College L 69-70California (Pa.) L 62-70Slippery Rock L 69-78Gannon W 84-56Ferris State W 80-59at St. Anselm L 65-75at St. Michael’s W 79-64at Bloomsburg W 70-58at Hillsdale College W 67-65at Saginaw Valley L 52-66Lake Superior L 77-79Northern Mich L 63-101at Michigan Tech L 46-66at Northwood W 59-58at Ashland W 79-61Oakland L 45-71at Grand Valley L 61-66Wayne State W 65-52at Gannon L 73-82at Ferris State L 45-75at Wayne State W 65-56Grand Valley State L 56-61Saginaw Valley W 81-72Ashland L 60-79

W.Va. Wesleyan W 101-60 California (Pa.) W 84-72 Slippery Rock W 82-51 Daemen W 79-52 Grand Valley W 78-73 Ferris State L(3OT) 81-85 Indiana (Pa.) W 74-59 Northern Michigan L 76-103 Michigan Tech L 63-72 Gardner-Webb W 88-72 Edinboro W 84-80 Gannon W 82-54 Westminster W 80-45 Wayne State W 62-44 Oakland (Mich.) L 58-67 Ashland W 79-59 Saginaw Valley L 72-84 Lake Superior L 64-76 Northwood W 71-59 Hillsdale W 62-57 Gannon W 71-65 Wayne State W 61-47 Oakland (Mich.) L 64-70 Hillsdale L 57-71 Ashland W 78-62 Michigan Tech (GLIAC) L 68-77

vs. East Stroudsburg L 80-81 at Clarion W 64-51 West Liberty W 90-73 California (Pa.) W 88-58 W.Va. Tech W 93-64 Clarion W 80-47 at Northwood L 61-68 at Lake Superior L 68-77 Westminster W 73-50 Saginaw Valley L 73-94 at California (Pa.) W 96-76 Northern Michigan L 58-88 Michigan Tech L 48-68 at Grand Valley L 68-85 at Ferris State L 56-58 at Gannon L 60-72 Ashland W 76-71 Wayne State W 59-56 Daemen W 88-79 at Univ. of Findlay L 51-88 at Hillsdale W 71-61 at Ashland L 77-96 Gannon L 76-77 at Wayne State L 50-66 Univ. of Findlay L 52-63 Hillsdale L 64-67

vs. Bloomsburg L(2ot) 77-82 vs. Westminster W 69-46 Clarion W 70-66 Edinboro L 71-82 Roberts Wesleyan W 71-54 vs. St. Vincent L 51-84 vs. La Roche W 94-51 Northwood W 64-55 Lake Superior L 66-68 at Saginaw Valley L 64-81 at Northern Mich L 53-108 at Michigan Tech L 36-85 Grand Valley L 70-74 Ferris State L 56-72 Gannon L 61-63 at Wayne State W 72-49 at Westminster W 56-51 Univ. of Findlay L 55-70 Hillsdale L 63-67 at Ashland W 88-86 Ashland L(OT) 77-79 at Gannon L 58-78 Wayne State L 66-71 Westminster W 69-49 at Univ. of Findlay L 58-59 at Hillsdale L 55-77

vs. RIT W 97-50 at Daemen L 59-62 Roberts Wesleyan W 101-55 vs. Charleston W 79-69 vs. Livingstone W 82-48 at Northwood W 76-60 at Lake Superior W 70-64 Saginaw Valley W 70-51 at Mansfield W 73-47 Columbia Union W 105-29 Northern Michigan L 70-83 Michigan Tech L 41-66 at Grand Valley L 60-83 at Ferris State L 63-86 at Gannon L 55-84 Ashland W 79-66 Wayne State L 47-57 Westminster W 71-50 at Univ. of Findlay L 67-79 at Hillsdale W 76-66 at Ashland W 87-61 Gannon W 80-74 at Wayne State L 55-56 at Westminster W 76-59 Univ. of Findlay L 61-86 Hillsdale L 77-81 vs. Michigan Tech (GLIAC) L 54-75

vs. Pitt-Johnstown L 54-89 vs. Kendall W 96-45 Houghton W 82-58 at Edinboro L 55-66 at Saginaw Valley W 65-59 at Univ. of Findlay L 58-80 at Ashland L 51-56 Daemen W 82-68 Mansfield W 83-56 at College - St. Rose L 61-84 Edinboro L 68-76 Northwood W 72-59Lake Superior W 79-76 at Michigan Tech L 46-76 at Northern Mich L 57-89 Grand Valley W(2ot) 92-90 Ferris State W 71-70 at Gannon L 58-74 at Hillsdale L 58-69 at Wayne State L 74-91 Binghamton L 70-85 Ashland L 60-77 Univ. of Findlay L 67-77 Gannon L 57-74 Hillsdale L 63-65 Wayne State L 73-74

1990-91 (12-12, 4-6)

1991-92 (14-11)

1992-93 (15-10)

1993-94 (19-9)

1994-95 (24-6)

1995-96 (11-15, 8-10 GLIAC)

1996-97 (17-9, 9-8)

1997-98 (11-15, 3-14)

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1998-99 (9-17, 5-14)

1999-00 (15-12, 9-10)

2000-01 (9-17, 5-12)



2011-12 Media Guide

Alderson-Broaddus W 87-74 at Clarion L 57-80 Edinboro L 73-74 Columbia Union W 66-61 at Grand Valley L 66-80 at Ferris State L 69-90 College of St. Rose L 55-59 vs. New Haven W 80-64 at College - St. Rose L 66-69 vs. Shippensburg L 77-88 Lake Superior L 47-74 Northern Michigan L 67-90 Michigan Tech L 47-78 at Northwood W(OT) 70-62 at Saginaw Valley L(OT) 82-84 at Hillsdale L 57-73 at Wayne State L 84-88 at Edinboro W 78-73 at Gannon L 55-73Findlay W 62-46 Ashland L 69-75 Wayne State L 83-92 Hillsdale L 55-77 Gannon L 48-60 at Ashland L 69-84 at Univ. of Findlay L 56-78

vs. Caldwell L 70-73 vs. Davis & Elkins W 67-51 W.Va. Wesleyan L 50-66 California (Pa.) L 63-73 at Edinboro L 59-79 Grand Valley L 41-56 Ferris State L 68-74 Edinboro L 76-85 at Slippery Rock W 65-61 Pitt-Johnstown W 50-49 at Michigan Tech L 65-74 at Lake Superior L 70-96 at Northern Mich L 62-91 Northwood L 60-73 Saginaw Valley W 72-55 Wayne State L 64-77 Hillsdale L 59-71 Gannon L 52-65 at Univ. of Findlay L 58-69 at Ashland W(OT) 73-69 at Wayne State L 45-74 at Hillsdale L 53-70 at West Liberty L 61-92 at Gannon W 80-63 at Pitt-Johnstown L 57-93 Ashland L 75-92 Univ. of Findlay L 75-82

vs. Wayne State L 56-58 at California (Pa.) L 54-98 vs. Concordia L 54-86 at TX A&M-Kingsville L 56-66 vs. Angelo State L 53-78 Edinboro L 46-65 Northwood L 52-65 Ashland L 56-92 Univ. of Findlay L 54-74 Slippery Rock L 48-60 at Saginaw Valley L 44-53 at Lake Superior L 38-78 Northern Michigan L 39-71 Michigan Tech L 50-72 at Grand Valley L 45-73 at Ferris State L 47-83 Gannon W 82-71 Hillsdale L 45-64 Wayne State L 52-68 West Liberty L 66-72 at Ashland L 53-66 at Univ. of Findlay L 55-70 at Hillsdale L 58-80 at Gannon L 49-88 at Wayne State L 73-102 vs. Bellarmine L 55-73

2001-02 (6-20, 2-15)at Indiana (Pa.) L 50-58 vs. Pitt-Johnstown L 57-67 at W.Va. Wesleyan W 66-59 Lock Haven W 75-51 at Edinboro L 78-88 at Northwood L 77-83 at Ashland L 62-80 at Univ. of Findlay L 58-67 at St. Joseph’s W 64-61 at Bellarmine W 78-75 at Pitt-Johnstown L 59-63 vs. Bloomfield L 54-64 at Wheeling Jesuit L 41-85 Saginaw Valley W 76-59 Lake Superior L 71-82 at Northern Mich W 80-75 at Michigan Tech L 41-68 Grand Valley L 28-73 Ferris State L 59-66 at Gannon L 55-80 at Hillsdale L 53-73 at Wayne State W(OT) 87-81 Ashland L 63-66 Univ. of Findlay L 50-59 Hillsdale L 70-73 Gannon L 65-84 Wayne State W 68-58

Notre Dame (Ohio) L 60-71 vs. Quincy L 50-82 vs. SW Baptist L 57-86 Slippery Rock L 53-62 at Lock Haven L 61-68 Hillsdale L 64-88 Wayne State W(OT) 90-89 at Grand Valley L 41-78 W.Va. Wesleyan W 68-65 Mansfield W 68-61 vs. Daemen W 89-75 vs. NYIT L 62-68 Edinboro W 63-52 at Univ. of Findlay W 74-54 at Ashland L 42-83 Northwood L 55-56 Saginaw Valley L 67-83 at Ferris State L 47-72 at Lake Superior L 41-72 Gannon L 74-83 Northern Michigan W 56-50 Michigan Tech L 51-66 at Wayne State L 63-65 at Hillsdale L 72-80 Univ. of Findlay W 60-55 Ashland L 64-70 at Gannon L(OT) 68-75

at Le Moyne L 48-60Wheeling Jesuit W 80-69 at Slippery Rock L 53-99NYIT W 70-62at Hillsdale L 59-91at Wayne State L 75-88Ohio Valley L 67-75Grand Valley State L 49-76at W.Va. Wesleyan W 79-75Mansfield W 68-60Le Moyne L 55-60at Florida Southern L 67-72at Northern Kentucky L 50-76Findlay W 75-59Ashland L 82-94at Northwood W(OT) 72-71at Saginaw Valley State L 55-76Ferris State L 70-90Lake Superior State L 46-79Gannon L 74-81at Northern Michigan L 64-80at Michigan Tech L 41-74Wayne State L 51-57Hillsdale L 65-67

Findlay L 58-60Ashland L 60-78Gannon L 56-76

at Mansfield W 67-61Le Moyne L 67-80 Northern Kentucky L 67-83at Tiffin L 63-74at Slippery Rock L 61-71Michigan Tech L 59-71Northern Michigan L 69-76Edinboro W 83-65at Lake Superior State L 76-87Tiffin L 49-75West Virginia Wesleyan W 76-72at NYIT W 77-57Lock Haven W 89-78Gannon L 68-85Ashland L 71-76Findlay W 81-78at Grand Valley State L 54-70at Ferris State L 70-81at Hillsdale L 37-71at Wayne State L 73-93Northwood L 67-68Saginaw Valley State L 72-91Wayne State L 81-83Hillsdale L 55-90at Findlay W 79-69at Ashland L 69-95at Gannon L 66-95

Glenville State W 83-47 at No. 1 North. Kentucky L 38-78 at West Virginia L 38-88 at West Virginia Wesleyan L 54-79 at Wheeling Jesuit W 63-58 Lake Erie W 66-51 at Le Moyne W 54-53 vs. Wisconsin-Parkside L 58-73 vs. Massachusetts-Lowell L 60-70 at No. 15 Shippensburg W 70-56 at Cheyney L 43-60 West Chester W 77-67 Millersville L 44-53 Slippery Rock W 80-66 at No. 12 Indiana (Pa.) L 56-74 at Edinboro L 59-69 at Lock Haven W 74-61 Clarion W 56-45 No. 3 California (Pa.) L 64-91 Gannon L 48-58 at Slippery Rock L 46-82 Edinboro L 52-67 No. 11 Indiana (Pa.) L 60-78 at Clarion L 69-75 Lock Haven W 68-48 at No. 24 Gannon L 68-76 at No. 3 California (Pa.) L 52-84

W. Va. Wesleyan L 56-66 Salem Int’l W 80-40 at Ashland L 63-75vs. Northwood L 45-64at Mansfield W 69-63Wheeling Jesuit W 70-66at Lake Erie W 68-58at Madonna W 64-48Shippensburg W 70-56Cheyney W 60-57at West Chester W 67-60at Millersville L 40-69at Slippery Rock W 57-51Indiana (Pa.) L 53-58Edinboro W 70-65 Lock Haven W 86-71at Clarion W 61-58at California (Pa.) L 48-74No. 3 Gannon L 52-66Slippery Rock L 53-54

at Edinboro L 52-71at Indiana (Pa.) L 36-62Clarion L 59-66at Lock Haven L 57-58at No. 1 Gannon L 47-71California (Pa.) L 57-88

Ashland L 66-80vs. Findlay L 41-65 at Tiffin L 69-90vs. Fort Lewis L 43-76at Alaska Fairbanks W (OT) 68-64vs. Dominican W 65-52at Urbana W 80-70Mansfield W 70-51at Notre Dame College L 66-73at West Virginia Wesleyan L 57-64Urbana W 73-47at Kutztown L 56-81at East Stroudsburg W 64-53Mansfield W 75-63Bloomsburg W 75-64at Lock Haven W 76-59California (Pa.) L 54-73Clarion W 74-65at Slippery Rock W 60-46at Gannon W 75-63Indiana (Pa.) L 74-75Edinboro L 40-78Lock Haven W 68-59at Clarion L 65-66at California (Pa.) L 57-70Gannon W 66-56Slippery Rock W 66-48at Edinboro L 47-64at Indiana (Pa.) L 47-77 at Edinboro (PSAC) L 51-75

2002-03 (6-21, 3-14)

2003-04 (1-25, 1-16)

2004-05 (8-19, 4-13)

2005-06 (8-19, 4-13)

2006-07 (6-21, 2-15)

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2008-09 (10-17, 4-10)

2009-10 (12-12, 4-10)

2010-11 (15-15, 7-7)

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Amy Achesinski 2007-2011Abby Allen 2008-presentJane Allen 1974-75 Julie Anderson 2003-07 Kristen Anderson 1999-00 Cheryl Aron 1980-81 Jackie Artise 2008-10

Michelle Bagby 1983-84 Danielle Baginski 1993-94 Denise Baginski 1991-95 Dana Banda 2009-presentJourdin Barkman 2010-present Deb Bauman 1980-81 Michal Beale 1989-92 Diane Beatty 1992-93 Leslie Blair 1975-76 Melissa Boyd 1994-95 Holly Brinig 1977-78 Katie Brown 1984-86 Ann Burbles 1979-80 Colleen Burbles 1979-80 Lindsey Burke 2009-present Annette Burns 1982-83 Renee Burns 1995-98 Megan Bush 2004-06 Amy Butler 2005-07 Laura Calabrese 2003-05Adele Campbell 2010-present Debra Campbell 1975-76 Katie Carbee 2009-presentPaula Casey 1983-84 Sue Cavalancia 1976-78 Debbie Chilcott 1978-80 Mary Jo Cline 1981-82 Sue Collins 1980-84 Sharlyn Condon 1989-92 Ebony Craft 1998-99 Lauren Creasap 2004-05 Cynthia Crockett 1982-83 Elaine Cross 1980-82 Pam Crowell 1990-92

Jean Deegan 1984-87 Elaina DeSanto 1982-83 Cindy Deter 1973-74 Nancy DiLallo 1988-90 Rachel Divosevic 2006-07Kim Dodd 1978-79Jackie Donahue 1999-02 Bridget Donovan 2000-02 Meghan Dougherty 2008-09Mara Dreiser 2006-08Mary Drummond 1974-75 Debbie Duda 1974-75 Patty Duffy 1984-88 Ann Duhigg 1990-91 Lonna Dunlap 1995-98

Erica Elliott 2005-07 Regina Ely 1996-00 Jen Evans 1992-95 Kristi Ewanick 2010-present

Sue Fagan 1974-78 Mary Fatigati 1981-82 Marie Fedele 1990-92 Valarie Ferro 1974-78 Ann Firman 1985-87 Lesley Fogel 2000-02Kaylee Foster 2009-present Nikki Frederickson 2008-present

Amy Galla 1997-01 Kelsey Gordon 2007-10Tiffany Gordon 1996-97 Kathy Grieb 1977-78

Mary Hanes 1973-74 Katie Hardesty 1998-99 Mary Clare Harlan 2002-06 Ruth Henderson 1987-91 Amber Hoffman 1994-96 Mary Hoffman 1970-74Megan Hoffman 2008-presentPeggy Hogue 1986-90 Candy Hoover 1981-85 Holly Horton 1999-03 Priscilla Hutchins 1980-81

Lisa Jacobitz 1980-82 Julie Jaskolski 1986-87 Janet Jelleson 1980-81 René Johnson 1986-88 Launa Jones 1998-99Patricia Jones 2006-07 Katarina Jovanovic 2007-08

Mary Kallie 1975-77 Laura Kallish 1985-86, 87-88 Audrey Karuba 1982-83 Peggy Kelly 1976-77 Liz Kennedy 1987-91 Jane Kerstetter 1974-77 Chris Kindlin 1988-90 Mary Ann King 1975-79 MaryBeth Kiselica 1976-78 Meghan Kist 2001-02 Krista Kivilo 1991-94 Joan Kolaja 1981-83 Jill Kolivoski 1997-98 Tracy Komar 1992-93,94-95 Meredith Koncsol 1997-01 Karen Koscinski 1995-96 Lani Krantz 1978-79 Susan Kraus 1973-74 Jenna Krause 2009-10

Kayla Lazor 2002-06 Amy Leone 2002-04 Danielle Lips 1987-91 Samantha Loadman 2007-2011Laurie Lockerman 1987-88 Katie Lorincz 1999-03

Susan MacMaster 1997-00 Mary Mahon 1978-79 Tricia Mahoney 1979-83 Carin Majocha 1993-94 Kelly Mankowski 1994-95 Sarah Marando 1994-98 Allison Marsden 1993-97 Darlene Marsh 1978-79 Diane Masterson 1977-79 Jodie Maxim 1997-02 Lisa Maxson 1986-90Kelley McBroom 2011-present Linda McCartney 1978-79Laura McCauley 2010-present Julie McChesney 1991-95 Michele McCumber 1981-83 Shanna McDowell 2001-04 Caroline McGrath 2000-02 Amy McNicholas 1976-79 Kelly Mineweaser 1979-80Kristen Molli 1994-98 Dell Morris 1986-88 Lori Morth 1995-98 Stacy Mott 1994-96 Jennifer Mueller 1995-96 Sarah Mueller 1995-96 Debbie Munsch 1973-74 Kelly Murphy 1984-88

Priscila Nascimento 2005-07 Cynthia Naylor 1994-96 Janey Nestor 1975-77 Darlene Nolan 1980-81

Colleen O’Leary 1986-87 Jessica Olmstead 2004-05 Paula O’Polka 1973-75

Beth Paletta 1979-80 Tina Palm 1986-87 Paula Papucci 1993-94 René Patmore 1988-89 Kim Pethel 1986-87 Katlyn Petit 2004-07 Joan Podolinski 1979-83 Stacey Pope 1990-94 Tanya Potcova 1996-97 Mary Prcela 1984-85Stephanie Prischak 2005-09Paris Pugliese 2006-08Sherry Puttnam 1981-82,83-85

Colleen Quinn 2006 - 07

Connie Ralston 1993-97 Mary Reiber 1978-79 Allison Renwick 2004-05 Joann Rice 1978-80 Beth Richter 1989-90 Linda Rockymore 1979-80 Janeale Ronai 2007-PresentJen Rooth 1992-93 Krista Ross 2000-03

Peg Rosthauser 1980-81 Mary Lynn Rote 1985-86 Annie Roys 2002-03 Jean Ruby 1984-88 Kelly Rush 1990-91

Jody Sabo 2001-05 Rebecca Sandor 1998-01 Karin Salem 1990-94Sasha Samara 2006-07 Veronica Sansom 1990-91 Regina Sape 1985-86 Jena Schafer 2005-06 Sally Schismenos 1973-76 Rebecca Schmidt 1988-92 Alicia Scott 1995-97 Cassie Seth 2001-06 Debbi Shaovey 1976-77 Gerry Sica 1973-75 Meg Slisz 1979-80 Terri Slobodzinski 1975-76 Marlene Smith 1970-73 Erin Solada 2002-06 Samantha Solada 2002-06 Coco Sommers 2002-06 Teah Sonicksen 1999-2000, 02-03Stevie Spetoskey 2007-09Lindsay Stamp 2011-present Kelly Sullivan 1988-89 Barb Sweeney 1976-78 Teresa Szumigala 1991-95

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2011-12 Media Guide

1. Lisa Maxson 2,1122. Teresa Szumigala 2,0243. Amy Achesinski 1,7044. Julie McChesney 1,4865. Julie Anderson 1,4656. Tricia Mahoney 1,4627. Cheryl Tomczak 1,3508. Connie Ralston 1,2749. Lori Morth 1,24010. Amy Galla 1,23011. Cassie Seth 1,14012. Stephanie Prischak 1,11213. Samantha Loadman 1,089 14. Meredith Koncsol 1,04015. Kelly Murphy 1,02216. Jodie Maxim 1,020 1. Lisa Maxson 21.4

2. Teresa Szumigala 18.93. Tricia Mahoney 18.54. Lori Morth 16.35. Amy Achesinski 15.46. Julie Anderson 15.37. Julie McChesney 14.78. Michele McCumber 14.59. Joan Kolaja 14.410. Sherry Putnam 12.9 Cheryl Tomczak 12.9

1. Katie Lorincz 384 2. Teresa Szumigala 3623. Denise Baginski 3564. Bea Tomczak 3545. Jodie Maxim 3136. Allison Marsden 2727. Cassie Seth 2498. Amy Achesinski 216 9. Stephanie Prischak 21210. Connie Ralston 20511. Karin Salem 201

1. Tanya Potcova 5.32. Bea Tomczak 4.33. Katie Lorincz 3.64. Teresa Szumigala 3.45. Denise Baginski 3.36. Rene Johnson 3.27. Veronica Sansom 3.18. Jodie Maxim 3.09. Joan Torrelli 2.610. Diane Beatty 2.5

1. Lisa Maxson 8332. Teresa Szumigala 7163. Katlyn Petit 7134. Tricia Mahoney 6405. Amy Achesinski 6086. Julie McChesney 5737. Cheryl Tomczak 4738. Lori Morth 4679. Connie Ralston 45310. Amy Galla 452

1. Michele McCumber .6322. Amy Achesinski .5683. Lisa Maxson .5074. Joan Kolaja .500 5. Lindsay Whipkey .4846. Krista Usher .4777. Julie McChesney .4728. Pam Crowell .4699. Amy Galla .46410. Renee Burns .460

1. Amy Achesinski 110 Samantha Loadman 110 Connie Ralston 1104. Cassie Seth 109 Allison Marsden 1096. Kristin Molli 1087. Teresa Szumigala 107 Denise Baginski 1079. Katie Lorincz 10610. Amy Galla 105

Lisa Maxson

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Assist Average

Most points: Lisa Maxson 677 (1989-90) 27 gamesRebounds: Lisa Maxson 294 (1988-89)Field Goals Made: Lisa Maxson 267 (1988-90)Field Goals Attempted: Lisa Maxson 519 (1989-90)Field Goal %: Michele McCumber 63.2 (1982-83) 160 of 2533-Point Attempts: Cheryl Tomczak 259 (1989-90)3-Points Made: Cheryl Tomczak 91 (1988-89)3-Point %: Samantha Loadman .455 (55 of 121) (2007-08) Free Throw Attempts: Teresa Szumigala 204 (1992-93)Free Throws Made: Teresa Szumigala 153 (1993-94)Free Throw %: Lori Morth .862 (1997-98) 112 of 130Personal Fouls: Chris Kindlin 102 (1989-90)Assists: Tanya Potcova 133 (1996-97)Turnovers: Dana Banda 148 (2010-11)Blocks: Joan Kolaja 59 (1981-82)Steals: Katie Lorincz 99 (2002-03)

Points Average: Lisa Maxson 25.1 (1989-90)Rebounds: Joan Kolaja 13.2 (1981-82)

Most Points: Tricia Mahoney - 45. Feb. 2, 1981 @ Villa Most 3-Points: Connie Ralston - 9, Dec. 28, 1994 vs. BridgeportMost Rebounds: Joan Kolaja - 24, Feb. 4, 1982 @ Buffalo StateMost Steals: Katie Lorincz - 10, Jan. 11, 2003 vs. SVSU Julie Anderson - 10, Jan. 8, 2005 vs. LSSU

Total Points: 2,176 (1994-95)Field Goals Made: 775 (1988-89)Field Goal Attempts: 2,009 (1988-89)3-Point Made: 198 (1995-96)3-Point Attempts: 579 (1995-96)Free Throws Made: 486 (1994-94)Free Throws Attempts: 665 (1994-95)Rebounds: 1,337 (1988-89)Personal Fouls: 603 (2006-07)Assists: 491 (1994-95)Turnovers: 678 (2010-11)Blocks: 165 (1993-94)Steals: 323 (1994-95)

Total Points: 76.8 (1991-92)Field Goals: .461 (2010-11) 691 of 1,4993-Points: 34.4 (1988-89) 170 of 494Free Throws: .754 (2009-10) 263 of 349Rebounds: 47.4 (1983-84)

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1. Lisa Maxson 9602. Teresa Szumigala 9173. Amy Achesinski 8894. Julie McChesney 7995. Julie Anderson 7666. Amy Galla 7157. Krista Usher 6438. Lori Morth 6359. Joan Kolaja 51810. Tricia Mahoney 49411. Allison Marsden 469

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1. Bea Tomczak 2672. Katie Lorincz 2663. Julie Anderson 2444. Denise Baginski 2135. Allison Marsden 2106. Jodie Maxim 1917. Terersa Szumigala 189 8. Stephanie Prischak 1659. Julie McChesney 150 Cassie Seth 15011. Karin Salem 136

1. Bea Tomczak 3.22. Mary Fatigati 3.13. Katie Lorincz 2.54. Julie Anderson 2.05. Denise Baginski 2.06. Tanya Potcova 2.07. Allison Marsden 1.98. Jodie Maxim 1.8 Rebecca Sandor 1.8 Veronica Sansom 1.8 Stephanie Prischak 1.8

1. Teresa Szumigala 5352. Amy Achesinski 4763. Lisa Maxson 4264. Julie Anderson 416 5. Julie McChesney 3266. Amy Galla 3017. Cassie Seth 2938. Jodie Maxim 2869. Krista Usher 238 10. Lori Morth 229

1. Tricia Mahney .8272. Julie Anderson .8213. Stephanie Prischak .809 4. Lori Morth .7905. Katie Lorincz .7766. Cassie Seth .7637. Connie Ralston .7628. Krista Ross .7589. Julie McChesney .75510. Holly Horton .748

1. Teresa Szumigala 1.62. Julie McChesney 1.33. Joan Kolaja 1.34. Lisa Maxson 1.35. Krista Kivilo 1.36. Lisa Jacobitz 1.27. Mary Tyler 0.98. Krista Usher 0.8 Renee Burns 0.810. Ruth Henderson 0.7

1. Teresa Szumigala 1702. Julie McChesney 1363. Lisa Maxson 1304. Krista Kivilo 895. Krista Usher 856. Ruth Henderson 677. Renee Burns 598. Joan Kolaja 59 9. Lindsay Whipkey 5310. Lori Morth 49

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1. Cheryl Tomczak 2382. Samantha Loadman 2253. Connie Ralston 186 4. Meredith Koncsol 166 5. Katie Lorincz 1436. Kristin Molli 1427. Katlyn Petit 1348. Lonna Dunlap 1309. Revecca Sandor 11110. Nancy DiLallo 104 Stephanie Prischak 104

1. Kristin Molli .3812. Jackie Artise .380 3. Meredith Koncsol .3634. Connie Ralston .3565. Stephanie Prischak .353 6. Denise Baginski .3467. Nancy DiLallo .333 Katie Lorincz .333 Lori Morth .33310. Lonna Dunlap .331 Kelly Murphy .331

1. Joan Kolaja 11.82. Sherry Putnam 11.23. Lisa Maxson 9.84. Tina Palm 8.95. Teresa Szumigala 8.66. Mary Tyler 8.47. Lori Morth 8.48. Michele McCumber 8.39. Julie Anderson 8.010. Juie McChesney 7.9 Chris Kindlin 7.9

1. Cheryl Tomczak 7762. Samantha Loadman 5873. Connie Ralston 5224. Katlyn Petit 4675. Meredith Koncsol 4576. Katie Lorincz 4307. Lonna Dunlap 3938. Revecca Sandor 3899. Kristin Molli 37310. Cassie Seth 32611. Nancy DiLallo 312

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2011-12 PSAC Western Division Outlook

California (Pa.)Coach: Mark Swasey2010-11 Record: 23-8, 11-3 PSACPlayer to Watch: Amy Johns-15.5 ppg, 6.6 rpgHome Court: Hamer HallMiles from Mercyhurst: 169

ClarionCoach: Gie Parsons2010-11 Record: 7-19, 4-10 PSACPlayer to Watch: Emma Fickel-13.3 ppg, 89 made 3-pointersHome Court: Tippin GymnasiumMiles from Mercyhurst: 96

EdinboroCoach: Stan Swank2010-11 Record: 26-4, 13-1 PSACPlayer to Watch: Micki Cerchiaro-9.3 ppg, 6.7 rpgHome Court: McComb FieldhouseMiles from Mercyhurst:18

GannonCoach: Cleve Wright2010-11 Record: 13-13, 5-9Player to Watch: Caitlyn Lowe-11.2 ppg, 60 made 3-pointersHome Court: Hammermill CenterMiles from Mercyhurst: 3

Indiana (Pa.)Coach: Jeff Dow2010-11 Record: 19-8, 11-3 PSACPlayer to Watch: Sarah Pastorek-12.5 ppg, 6.9 rpgHome Court: Kovalchick Convention and Athletic ComplexMiles from Mercyhurst:150

Lock HavenCoach: Jennifer Smith2010-11 Record: 11-14, 4-10 PSACPlayer to Watch: Emily Daugherty-10.5 ppg, 4.6 rpgHome Court: Thomas FieldhouseMiles from Mercyhurst: 208

Slippery RockCoach: Tanya Longo2010-11 Record: 3-23, 1-13 PSACPlayer to Watch: Danielle Smith-11.8 ppg, 6.7 rpgHome Court: Morrow Field HouseMiles from Mercyhurst:82

Date Opponent TimeNov. 11 #Lake Superior State 3 p.m. Nov. 12 #Northwood 5 p.m. Nov. 19 ^Millersville 1 p.m. Nov. 20 ^West Chester 1 p.m. Dec. 3 ^KUTZTOWN 1 p.m. Dec. 4 ^EAST STROUDSBURG 1 p.m. Dec. 9 ^Mansfield 5:30 p.m. Dec. 10 ^Bloomsburg 2 p.m. Dec. 14 WEST VIRGINIA WESLEYAN 5:30 p.m. Dec. 30 NOTRE DAME COLLEGE 5:30 p.m. Jan. 6 ^SHIPPENSBURG 5:30 p.m. Jan. 7 ^CHEYNEY 5:30 p.m. Jan. 11 *Clarion 5:30 p.m. Jan. 14 *SLIPPERY ROCK 1 p.m. Jan. 18 *GANNON 5:30 p.m. Jan. 21 *INDIANA (Pa.) 1 p.m. Jan. 25 *Edinboro 5:30 p.m. Jan. 28 *California (Pa.) 5 p.m. Feb. 1 *LOCK HAVEN 5:30 p.m. Feb. 4 *Slippery Rock 1 p.m. Feb. 8 *CLARION 5:30 p.m. Feb. 11 *Indiana (Pa.) 5:30 p.m. Feb. 15 *Gannon 5:30 p.m. Feb. 18 *CALIFORNIA (Pa.) 1 p.m. Feb. 22 *EDINBORO 5:30 p.m. Feb. 25 *Lock Haven 1 p.m. # Northwood Tournament ^ PSAC Crossover Contest * PSAC Western Division Contest

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