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East Stroudsburg Universityof Pennsylvania

THE UNIVERSITY

East Stroudsburg University is nestled in the Pocono Mountains, which offer year-round outdoor recreation of all sorts for sports enthusiasts. From hiking in the fall to biking in the spring to swim-ming, golfing and fishing in the summer to snowboarding, skiing or tubing in the winter, there is plenty to do at any time of the year. Throw in shopping, great restau-rants and plenty of attractions and there is something for everyone, no matter the season. ESU is located approximately 75 miles west of New York City, 85 miles northeast of Philadelphia, 40 miles northeast of the Allentown/Bethlehem/Easton area and 40 miles southeast of Wilkes-Barre/Scranton. The campus is a quarter-mile from exit 308, Interstate 80. Exit right onto Prospect Street.

Women’s Basketball Office, First Floor, Koehler Fieldhouse — Take right at the first light on East Brown Street. Go up the hill 6/10th of a mile, take the first left onto Smith Street. The fieldhouse is on the left on the corner of Smith and Normal streets.

ESU At A GlanceLocation. . . . . . . . East Stroudsburg, Pa.President . . . . . . . . Dr. Robert J. DillmanControl. . . . .Pennsylvania State System . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . of Higher EducationSystem Chancellor Dr. Judy G. HampleFounded . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1893Enrollment. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7,200 (includes 5,900 undergraduates)Affiliation . . . . . . . . . . . NCAA Division IIConference . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . PSAC Pennsylvania State Athletic ConferenceSchool Colors . . . . . . . . . Red and BlackTeam Nickname . . . . . . . . . . . . WarriorsAthletic DirectorDr. Tom Gioglio . . . . . . . . .570-422-3642Associate Athletic DirectorDr. Carey Snyder . . . . . . . .570-422-3034Academic CoordinatorNancy Jo Greenawalt . . . . .570-422-3795Director of Multicultural AffairsDanelle McClanahan . . . . .570-422-3896Women’s Basketball . . . .570-422-3107Sports InformationGreg Knowlden. . . . . . . . . .570-422-3312 . . . . . . . . . . [email protected] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 570-422-3586Warriors Hotline . . . . . . . .570-422-3000Web Site . . . . . . . . . . . . . www.esu.eduKey Campus NumbersAdmissions . . . . . . . . . . . .570-422-3542Financial Aid . . . . . . . . . . .570-422-2800

Founded in 1893 as a Normal School, East Stroudsburg University has been offering quality higher education to the citizens of Pennsylvania for more than a century. With an enrollment of more than 7,200 students, ESU has a strong commitment to academic excellence. Teacher education, the health sciences and programs associated with science and technology are just a few examples of fields of study experiencing unprecedented growth in enrollment. With the university’s unique programs in such areas as computer technology, bio-technology, chemical bio-technology and art and design, ESU is poised to offer its students another century of academic excellence. The campus consists of 62 buildings on 213 acres and boasts a student-to-teacher ratio of 21 to 1. More than 2,100 students reside in eight residence halls. The university also offers apartment-style housing for another 200 students and has added accomodations for an additional 540 students with the addition of University Ridge, a student apartment complex located adjacent to campus. Approximately 74 percent of the students receive some form of financial

aid, including scholarships, loans and grants. The 2007-08 academic year will mark the university’s 115th year of operation and the school has approximately 32,000 alumni. ESU, like many other public colleges and universities across the country, started as a normal school, a professional school for the training of teachers.ESU History East Stroudsburg Normal School was founded to serve students in the state’s normal school fourth district and had 320 students enrolled when classes started on September 4, 1893. In 1926 after the state assumed control of the school, the original name was changed to East Stroudsburg State Teachers’ College. The school became East Stroudsburg State College in 1960 to reflected the school’s expanded curriculum with liberal arts programs and graduate degrees. In July 1983, the Pennsylvania General Assembly established the Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education consisting of 14 universities and East Stroudsburg University was born as a comprehensive regional institution.

Providing High-Quality, Higher Education

ESU - In its 115th Year of Service

Julia, located at the entrance to campus, was donated by alumni at the end of World War I to commemorate the wartime sacrifi ces and patriotism of the school’s service men and women.

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2007-08 ESU WOMEN’S BASKETBALL GUIDE

The 2007-08 Women’s Basketball Guide CreditsThe 2007-08 ESU Women’s Basketball Guide is published by the Sports Information Office.GREG KNOWLDEN, SPORTS INFORMATION DIRECTORCover Design: ESU Graphics Center, Cindy Chardiet-VojnovicCover Photos: Perry Hebard. Photography Assistance: John Bender, Perry HebardEditing Assistance: ESU University Relations staff: Doug Smith, Brenda Friday and Sheree WatsonAll information in this guide is current as of November 16, 2007

East Stroudsburg University of Pennsylvania does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, national origin, gender, veteran status, disability or age in its programs and activities in accordance with state and federal laws.

The following person has been designated to handle inquiries regarding this policy:Director of Diversity & Campus Mediation, 200 Prospect Street, 115 Reibman Building, East Stroudsburg PA 18301

or call (570) 422-3656.For special accomodations at any of the events listed in the ESU Women’s Basketball Guide,

contact the Office of Sports Information at (570) 422-3312.

School Colors: Red and BlackTeam Nickname: WarriorsHead Women’s Basketball Coach: Juliene Simpson Phone: 570-422-3107 e-mail: [email protected] Women’s Basketball Coaches: Diane Decker, Jason Taylor and Monica PetersonAthletic Director: Dr. Tom Gioglio Phone: 570-422-3642 e-mail: [email protected]’s Basketball Athletic Trainer: Colleen ShotwellEquipment Manager: Bob SmithWeb Site: www.esu.eduHotline: 570-422-3000

Sports Information Director: Greg Knowlden Phone: 570-422-3312 (Office) 570-422-3586 (Office Fax) 570-977-9251 (Cell) e-mail: [email protected] Info. Grad. Asst.: Manny Nieves

ESU offers 21 NCAA sportsMen’s Sports (10): Basketball, soccer, football, cross country, wrestling, indoor track and field, volleyball, baseball, outdoor track and field, tennisWomen’s Sports (11): Basketball, soccer, field hockey, volleyball, cross country, swimming, indoor track and field, softball, outdoor track and field, tennis, lacrosse

East Stroudsburg University at a Glance

Table of ContentsThe University . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . IFCESU at a Glance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1ESU Administrators . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2Koehler Fieldhouse . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3Student-Athlete Center for Excellence . . . . . . . . . . . .3

The Coaching StaffHead Coach Juliene Simpson . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4Assistant Coaches . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5

The 2007-2008 Warriors2007-08 Roster. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .62007-08 Outlook. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7Player Profiles . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8-13TV/Radio Roster. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . IBC

The 2006-2007 SeasonGame-by-Game Results. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .14Statistics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .15PSAC Standings. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .16

Women’s Basketball HistoryHonor Roll . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .16School Records . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17-18Year-by-Year Record . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .19All-Time Letterwinners . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .20

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ADMINISTRATORSIn MemoriamPete Nevins

Pete Nevins, the Sports Information Director at East Stroudsburg University for 33 years, from 1969 until 2002, passed away on January 7, 2007 following a short battle with cancer.

He was the beloved husband of Gail Nevins, with whom he celebrated 45 years of marriage on December 23, 2006. Nevins was a member of the College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA) Hall of Fame and received the Warren Berg Award as the nation’s outstanding college division SID. He served two terms on the CoSIDA Board of Directors, 1974-75 and 1978-80. He also won the ECAC-SIDA’s top honor, the Irving T. Marsh Award. In the summer of 2006, he was presented with the Bob Kenworthy Good Person Award at the annual ECAC-SIDA Convention. The award is presented to a person who through their actions shows an exceptional amount of respect for the profession, their fellow SID’s, the media and the community. Nevins served as president of ECAC-SIDA in 1976-77 and was a member of the NCAA Public Relations Committee for seven years. Several awards have been either created or renamed in Nevins’ memory. The Pete Nevins Award for Distinguished Achievement was created by ECAC-SIDA, while the PSAC Scholar-Athlete of the Year awards and the Lehigh Valley Small College Player of the Year awards were also renamed in his honor. Nevins taught a graduate course in Public Relations in Sport Management at ESU. He wrote the sports section for the book, “Pride and Promise, a Centennial History of East Stroudsburg University.” The New York City native received a bachelor’s degree in Business Administration from the University of Miami in 1960 and a master’s degree in Health and Physical Education from East Stroudsburg in 1984. He spent seven and a half years as a sportswriter at the Bridgeport, Ct. Post-Telegram and served as the SID at the University of Bridgeport from 1963-69.

Dr. Robert J. DillmanPresident

Dr. Robert J. Dillman is in his 12th year as president of East Stroudsburg University. He became the 12th president of the university in July of 1996 and has initiated ambitious enhancements

that will chart the institution’s success into the future. Dr. Dillman has taken an active role in athletics and serves as the Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference. Under the president’s direction, night games will be possible for the first time as lights were installed at Eiler-Martin Stadium last spring. The track has also been resurfaced and expanded to eight lanes. Other construction includes a new admissions center in the Reibman Administration Building and University Ridge, an apartment housing complex for students. Last May, ground-breaking took place for the new science and technology building. Dr. Dillman has been instrumental in the initiation and expansion of the university’s Business Accelerator, which offers real work business experience for students and affordable start-up capabilities for viable new businesses. While in college, Dillman competed in four sports — soccer, baseball, basketball and track & field — at SUNY New Paltz. Dr. Dillman came to ESU from Fairmont (W.V.) State where he was president for eight years. He earned a master’s degree at Penn State University and a Ph.D from Clark University, both in geography.

Dr. Tom GioglioAthletic Director

Dr. Tom Gioglio is in his fourth year as the Director of Athletics at East Stroudsburg University. As the Director of Athletics & Athletic Department Chairperson, he

is responsible for providing leadership of an athletic department which sponsors 21 teams with over 500 participating student- athletes and a staff of over 50. Athletic facility renovations under Gioglio include the lighting, outdoor track and concession area at Eiler-Martin Stadium and the dugouts at Mitterling Field. There has also been a significant increase in revenue raised to enhance the athletic scholarship budget through fundraising initiatives sponsored through the Warrior Athletic Club. In 2006-07, ESU placed seventh in the standings for the Dixon Trophy, its highest finish since placing fourth in the inaugural standings in 1995-96. A native of nearby Morristown, N.J., Gioglio previously served as Director of Athletics at Dakota State University and the University of Saint Mary in Kansas. Gioglio earned his bachelor’s degree in Physical Education at Montclair State University and his first master’s degree in education at Mansfield University, and his second at Northern State in Aberdeen, S.D. He also holds a doctorate degree from West Virginia University Gioglio and his wife Melissa are the proud parents of two daughters, Kalista and Kinley.

Dr. Carey SnyderAssociate Athletic Director

Dr. Carey Snyder is in her 21st year in the athletic department at East Stroudsburg University. She has served as associate athletic director the past 20

years. In addition to other responsibilities, she ensures that each student-athlete is eligible to play under NCAA guidelines, making sure the ESU athletic department complies with NCAA rules and regulations as well as maintaining the budget for the 21-sport intercollegiate athletic program. In addition, she founded and coordinates the annual Women’s Athletic Scholarship Golf Classic. Snyder earned her B.A. from Springfield in Physical Education and Ph.D. in Athletic Administration from the University of Southern California.


SACE/KOEHLER FIELDHOUSE

Academic services offered: Academic Counseling Assistance in acquiring tutorial services Assistance in declaring a major CHAMPS/life skills programming Professional career development skills Progress reports/academic monitoring Referral coordination to other university agencies

Exercise science services offered: Body composition analysis Dietary analysis Nutritional/psychological assessment Hydration or body water status Nutritional counseling Aerobic power analysis Overtraining analysis Psychological Skills Training

In 1998, ESU established a Student-Athlete Center for Excellence on campus. The center includes experts in exercise physiology, nutrition, academic counseling, psychological counseling and sport studies. The SACE was created to provide all student-athletes with the guidance, counseling and instruction necessary to enhance their academic and athletic performance.

Nancy Jo Greenawalt

Student-Athlete Center for Excellence Academic Coordinator for Athletics

Nancy Jo Greenawalt serves as the Academic Coordinator for Athletics. Her main responsibility is to organize an academic sup-port structure for nearly 500 Warriors student-athletes. Greenawalt has 23 years of experience in higher education, including 14

years at Albright College and nine at ESU. During her time at Albright, she worked as the Associate Athletic Director for Women and Physical Education Department Chairperson. She has also served on numerous NCAA, national and regional committees. A 1978 graduate of Albright College, Greenawalt was inducted into the Albright Athletic Hall of Fame in 1997 for her achievements earned as a five-sport student-athlete and head coach for volleyball, bad-minton and tennis. She earned her bachelor’s degree in psychology from Albright and her master’s degree in physical education from Penn State University.

The SACE StaffShala Davis, Ph.D., exercise scienceTom Gioglio, E.d.D., administrationColleen Shotwell, MS, sports medicineRobert P. Fleischman, Ed.D, sport studiesNancy Jo Greenawalt, MS, physical educationDonna Leitner, Ph.D., counselingPaula Parker, Ed.D, sport and exercise psychologyStudent Athletic RepresentativesCoaching Representatives

Koehler Fieldhouse

Koehler Fieldhouse opened its doors in 1967 and is the home for East Stroudsburg University’s wrestling, men’s basketball, women’s basketball, men’s volleyball, women’s volleyball and indoor track & field teams. The fieldhouse has a seating capacity of 2,500 with new bleachers and indoor track surfaced installed in the last seven years. A new playing surface was installed in the summer of 2003. The press box, located above the bleachers, offers a great view of the court and has seating for more than 15 people. Separate booths are provided for radio stations.


Juliene Simpson enters her seventh season as head women’s basketball coach at East Stroudsburg University after leading the Warriors to consecutive PSAC East championships in 2005-06 and 2006-07, and earning PSAC East Coach of the Year honors both seasons. The Coach of the Year awards are two of many honors that Simpson has earend on the basketball court and on the sidelines. She was inducted into the Women’s Basketball Hall of Fame in 2000, joining such notables as Pat Summit and Anne Meyers-Drysdale, two personal friends, among the first 48 inductees. An outstanding basketball player, Simpson was co-captain of the United States team which won the silver medal in the 1976 Olympic Games in Montreal. Simpson has 29 years of head coaching experience, including the last six at ESU. She was head coach at the Division I level for 19 years – four at Marshall, six at Bucknell, eight at Arizona State and one at Cincinnati. As a player, Simpson was a four-time AAU All-American at John F. Kennedy College in Nebraska. She established herself as one of the nation’s top players and had a successful career at the international level as a member of some of the United States’ first national teams. In 1973, Simpson earned a silver medal at the World University Games in Moscow. She was co-captain of the U.S. team which won a gold medal in the 1975 Pan American Games. Simpson and her 1976 Olympic teammates were inducted into the National Girls and Women in Sport Hall of Fame in 1996. She started her coaching career in 1977 at Amarillo Junior College at the age of 24. Her team posted a 17-6 record and participated in the National Junior College Athletic Association Tournament. She spent one season at the University of Cincinnati before taking over at Arizona State. Simpson was at Arizona State for eight seasons (1979-87), making

it her longest coaching stop. She compiled a 134-92 record and is the winningest coach in school history. She led the Sun Devils to the NCAA “Sweet 16” in 1982 and 1983 and to the NIT finals in 1981. Simpson coached three years at Whitworth College, an NAIA school in Spokane, Wa., from 1988 to 1991. The 1990 team finished 20-7, and Simpson was named the Northwest Conference of Independent Colleges Coach of the Year and was a finalist for the NAIA National Coach of the Year award.

From there, she spent six years at Bucknell University from 1991 to 1997. Simpson led the Bison to their first Patriot League title in 1996 and was named the league’s Coach of the Year. Simpson took over at Marshall in 1997 and oversaw the team’s transition from the Southern Conference to the Mid-America Conference. Her last team posted a 10-18 record. Simpson met her husband, Mike, while in college at John F. Kennedy. Mike has worked as an assistant coach under his wife at various stops in her career, and currently works and coaches in the Stroudsburg School District. The Simpsons have two daughters. Jennifer is a 2005 graduate of ESU, and Shannon is a junior and a member of the Warriors’ basketball team.

HEAD COACH JULIENE SIMPSON

Coaching RecordSeason School Record1977-78 Amarillo JC 17- 61978-79 Cincinnati 12-181979-80 Arizona State 12-131980-81 Arizona State 21-111981-82 Arizona State 25-71982-83 Arizona State 23-71983-84 Arizona State 17-111984-85 Arizona State 11-161985-86 Arizona State 15-101986-87 Arizona State 10-171988-89 Whitworth 11-161989-90 Whitworth 21-71990-91 Whitworth 12-151991-92 Bucknell 7-201992-93 Bucknell 11-17

Seasons School Record1993-94 Bucknell 6-211994-95 Bucknell 11-171995-96 Bucknell 18-91996-97 Bucknell 12-141997-98 Marshall 8-211998-99 Marshall 4-221999-00 Marshall 8-202000-01 Marshall 10-182001-02 East Stroudsburg 7-182002-03 East Stroudsburg 3-242003-04 East Stroudsburg 7-202004-05 East Stroudsburg 11-162005-06 East Stroudsburg 16-122006-07 East Stroudsburg 25-4 Career Total 371-427

1973 - World University Games Silver Medalist for USA National Team1975 - Pan American Games Gold Medalist for USA National Team 1976 - Montreal Olympic Games Silver Medalist for USA National Team1987 - NCAA Regional and Western Collegiate Athletic Conference Coach of the Year1990 - Finalist for NAIA National Coach of the Year at Whitworth1996 - Inducted into the National Girls and Women in Sport Hall of Fame1996 - Patriot League Coach of the Year at Bucknell2000 - Inducted into the Women’s Basketball Hall of Fame2006 - PSAC East Coach of the Year2007 - PSAC East Coach of the Year

Contact InformationCoach Juliene SimpsonKoehler FieldhousePhone: (570) 422-3107E-mail: [email protected]

Coaching Honors


ASSISTANT COACHES

Diane Decker begins her third season as the East Stroudsburg University assistant women’s basketball coach. Decker is Simpson’s top assistant and is responsible for on-court teaching as well as recruiting Prior to coming to ESU, Decker spent three years as head coach at Freedom High School in Bethlehem, where she guided the Patriots to the District XI Playoffs each season. Decker was a standout player at Marian Catholic High School and Villanova University. The Wildcats played in the NCAA Tournament all four years during her college career, including her sophomore season when they went to the Sweet 16. She was team captain as a senior. Decker is very familiar with the Warriors program, as she coached four current or former ESU players - 2007 ESU graduate and co-captain Amy Jones and sophomores Alexa Detzi, DeAnna Rayam and Mel Villano - at Freedom High School in Bethlehem. She also coached against current players Jhazmin Brown, Karla Cardona and Jackie Yandrisevits in high school, and coached all of the aforementioned players, along with senior Brittany Lacey, on a summer league team. “Diane is experienced and she knows the game,” ESU head coach Juliene Simpson said. “She brings a winning mentality. She never had a losing season at Marian Catholic or at Villanova and was in the district playoffs every year at Freedom High School.” At Marian Catholic High School, the Mahanoy City native set the school scoring record with over 2,300 points and also grabbed 1,000 rebounds. Marian Catholic won a state title and two district championships during her career, and she was inducted into the school’s Hall of Fame in 2006.

Jason Taylor is in his third season as a volunteer assistant coach for the Warriors. A 1999 graduate of Nile C. Kinnick High School in Yokosuka, Japan, where he played basketball for four years before attending Penn State University. Taylor has spent 12 years overseas (eight in Germany and four in Japan) and brings both on and off court international experience to the program. He graduated from Penn State in May 2005 with a bachelor’s degree in Psychology. He is the son of Gray and Letitia Taylor of Houston, Texas and has two sisters, Christina and Naomi.

Jason TaylorVolunteer Assistant

Diane DeckerAssistant Coach

Monica Peterson joins the ESU women’s basketball program as a graduate assistant coach for the 2007-08 season. Peterson is a 2005 graduate of the University of Maine in Orono, Maine where she earned a bachelor’s degree in Kinesiology. She was the America East Conference Rookie of the Year in 2001-02, a Scholar-Athlete bronze medal winner, and a member of the Student-Athlete Advisory Board. She has experience as a player/coach in Killarney, Ireland where she played in the St. Paul Mustang Sally’s Women’s Basketball Association and was an assistant coach under Dara O’Donnell. She has also served as a camp director and counselor for the Future Star Sports, Inc. basketball camp in Philadelphia and as an AAU coach for the under 14 Karma girls basketball team in Chambersburg, Pa.

Monica PetersonGraduate Assistant


2007-08 ROSTER# Name Pos. Yr. Ht. Hometown/High School4 Kristen Murray G Fr. 5-10 Harrisburg/Trinity5 *Jhazmin Brown G So. 5-7 Easton/Easton10 *Alexa Detzi F/C So. 6-1 Pen Argyl/Freedom11 *Keri Cahill G Jr. 5-7 New Foundland/North Pocono13 *Sheila Gallagher G Sr. 5-10 Haverford/Archbishop Carroll20 *Mel Villano G So. 5-6 Bethlehem/Freedom21 Phelan Livingston G Fr. 5-5 Newton, N.J./Kittatinny22 Karla Cardona G/F R-Fr. 6-0 Allentown/Allen23 Rachel Grimes G/F Fr. 6-1 Wilmington, Del./A.I. DuPont24 *Brittany Lacey G Sr. 5-9 Catasauqua/Catasauqua32 *DeAnna Rayam G So. 5-8 Bethlehem/Freedom33 Shannon Simpson F Jr. 5-10 Stroudsburg/Stroudsburg40 Casey Stanton F/C Fr. 6-1 Enola/Cumberland Valley42 Amanda Pavalko G Fr. 5-8 Girardville/North Schuylkill43 *Jackie Yandrisevits G Jr. 5-9 Wind Gap/Nazareth45 Monika Fogelsanger F Sr. 6-0 State College/State College

* Returning LetterwinnerCaptains:

Roster Breakdown

BY POSITIONGuards Forwards#4 Kristen Murray #21 Phelan Livingston #10 Alexa Detzi #33 Shannon Simpson#5 Jhazmin Brown #24 Brittany Lacey #22 Karla Cardona #40 Casey Stanton#11 Keri Cahill #32 DeAnna Rayam #23 Rachel Grimes #45 Monika Fogelsanger#13 Sheila Gallagher #42 Amanda Pavalko#20 Mel Villano #43 Jackie Yandrisevits

BY CLASSSeniors Juniors Sophomores#13 Sheila Gallagher #11 Keri Cahill #5 Jhazmin Brown#24 Brittany Lacey #33 Shannon Simpson #10 Alexa Detzi#45 Monika Fogelsanger #43 Jackie Yandrisevits #20 Mel Villano #32 DeAnna RayamFreshmen#4 Kristen Murray #22 Karla Cardona #40 Casey Stanton#21 Phelan Livingston #23 Rachel Grimes #42 Amanda Pavalko

Pronunciation Guide#5 JAZZ-men Brown #21 FAY-lin Livingston #43 Jackie Yan-DRIS-eh-VITS#10 Alexa DEETZ-ee #22 Karla Car-DOAN-a #45 Monika FOE-gull-SANG-er#20 Mel Vill-AWN-oh


SEASON OUTLOOK The East Stroudsburg University women’s basketball team enters the 2007-08 season as the two-time defending PSAC East regular season champions, and has been tabbed as the favorite to win the title once again this winter. The Warriors are coming off a 25-4 season in which they tied the school record for victories in a single season, but if they are to repeat, they will have to do it with a host of new faces playing key roles. Gone are a pair of four-year starters in Maryellen Onofre and Amy Jones, who helped take the program from a 7-20 record in their freshman year to a 41-16 mark over the last two seasons. Alyssa Antolick also joined the squad as a fifth-year senior following an All-American career at DeSales and was named first team All-PSAC East in her only year at ESU. While the Warriors lose 25 points, 12 rebounds and all of the intangibles associated with three senior leaders, they still return three starters and nine letterwinners, led by junior guard Jackie Yandrisevits. A returning first team All-PSAC East selection and the conference’s Rookie of the Year as a freshman, Yandrisevits will take on expanded responsibilities in the offense, a tall order for a player who has already led ESU in scoring (14.8

ppg in 2006-07) in each of her first two years. As the Warriors’ main scoring option, Yandrisevits will face the opponent’s best defender and constant double-teams, which will make it tougher to use her athleticism to get to the basket and create her own shot. Her new role may be that of playmaker and distributing the ball to other capable scorers, including senior forward Monika Fogelsanger and redshirt freshman forward Karla Cardona. Fogelsanger averaged seven points and six rebounds in each of her first two seasons before seeing a slight decline in production a year ago with the addition of Antolick, but still recorded career-high shooting percentages from the field (47.9) and the foul line (84.2) while logging the third-most minutes on the team. Cardona was the Lehigh Valley Conference MVP as a senior at Allen High School in 2005-06 before redshirting last season, and will be counted on as an immediate scoring threat in her first year on the floor. Yandrisevits will be joined in the backcourt by sophomore point guard Mel Villano, who averaged 3.4 points per game while starting all 29 games alongside Onofre as a freshman. Junior Keri Cahill will be the backup point guard and raises the energy level when she’s on the floor. She was also one of two guards with a positive assist-to-turnover ratio (38-34) last season. Jhazmin Brown, last year’s PSAC East Rookie of the Year, and DeAnna Rayam give ESU a pair of athletic sophomore guards who made major contributions as freshmen. Rayam scored 7.8 ppg through the first 16 games before suffering a season-ending knee injury but has returned at full strength this fall. She ranks second behind Yandrisevits among the Warriors’ top returning scorers and is also ESU’s best perimeter defender. Brown is the third-leading returning scorer, averaging 6.9 ppg while shooting 49.4 percent from the floor

as a freshman, and was the second straight Warrior to earn conference Rookie of the Year honors. Sheila Gallagher and Brittany Lacey, two senior three-point specialists, are also expected to contribute on the wing. Lacey may see some minutes in the post as well due to a lack of numbers, as sophomore center Alexa Detzi is a candidate to redshirt following major knee surgery. Junior Shannon Simpson may also see time at forward for ESU. Guards Kristen Murray and Amanda Pavalko, who both come from district championship high school programs, are the top incoming freshmen for the Warriors. Murray is expected to replace some of the three-point shooting that was lost with the graduation of Antolick and Onofre, who both shot better than 40 percent from long distance last season. Pavalko has a strong reputation on the defensive end of the floor and is capable of making an immediate impact as a freshman. Point guard Phelan Livingston, forward Rachel Grimes and center Casey Stanton are also in their first year with the Warriors, and may have the opportunity to contribute as they adjust to the college game.

2007-08 Seniors: Monika Fogelsanger (top), Brittany Lacey (left) and Sheila Gallagher (right)

2007-08 Juniors (L-R): Keri Cahill, Shannon Simpson and Jackie

Yandrisevits


2007-08 WARRIORS Monika Fogelsanger • 45 F 6-0 Senior State College/State College

General: Expected to step up and play major minutes for the Warriors at forward ... will be the senior leader on the floor ... must be a main contributor at both ends and take on an expanded role, especially offensively. 2006-07 (Junior): Started 21 games ... third on the team with 650 minutes played (22.4 per game) ... shot .479 from the field and .842 from the foul line ... free throw percentage was second in a single season in school history ... had season-highs with 18 points (5-7 field

goals, 8-9 free throws) and eight rebounds at Millersville. 2005-06 (Sophomore): Top performance came against Shippensburg, with 24 points and six rebounds ... was 8-9 from both the floor and the foul line ... had team high in rebounds in 10 games. 2004-05 (Freshman): Scored career-high 26 points against Georgian Court, hitting 10 of 11 attempts, both three-point tries and all four free throws. Background: Led State College to two appearances in the state final four ... led team to 18-8 mark as a senior ... helped Little Lions to District VI title twice during her career ... team MVP as a senior ... selected first team All-Conference ... averaged 12.6 points and 6.1 rebounds ... received Faculty Scholar Athlete award ... earned letters in basketball and one in track & field ... member of National Honor Society ... majoring in Psychology.

Sheila Gallagher • 13 G 5-10 Senior Haverford/Archbishop Carroll

General: Very capable shooter ... expected to be a “zone buster” and open things up offensively ... has great basketball knowledge and understands the game. 2006-07 (Junior): Played in 22 games and averaged 2.3 points per game ... scored season-high 15 points vs. Penn State-Hazleton. 2005-06 (Sophomore): Saw action in 27 games and averaged 2.0 points a game ... went 4-6 from the field against Salem International. 2004-05 (Freshman): Had career-high 25 points against Goldey-Beacom College ... averaged 5.2 points and 3.4 rebounds..

Background: Helped Archbishop Carroll to 23-5 mark in the Philadelphia Catholic League ... led team to championships as a junior and senior ... named All-Catholic third team ... earned three letters in basketball ... member of National Honor Society ... majoring in Athletic Training.

GP FG-FGA FG% 3FG-3FA 3FG% FT-FTA FT% REB-AVG AST BLK STL PTS-AVG.2004-05 20 52-117 44.4 7-15 46.7 41-52 78.8 133-6.7 21 8 32 152-7.62005-06 26 59-155 38.1 8-35 22.9 72-97 74.2 166-6.4 36 9 22 198-7.62006-07 29 68-142 47.9 8-19 42.1 48-57 84.2 110-3.8 28 11 30 192-6.6Career 75 179-414 43.2 23-69 33.3 161-206 78.2 409-5.4 85 28 84 542-7.2


Career Highs

Points - 26 at Georgian Court (12/7/04)Rebounds - 13 vs. Millersville (2/11/06)Assists - 3 (12 times)Steals - 4 at Georgian Court (12/7/04)Blocks - 3 (two times)Field Goals - 10 at Georgian Court (12/7/04)3-Pointers - 3 (two times)Free Throws - 9 vs. Elizabeth City State (12/11/04)

Career Highs

Points - 25 vs. Goldey- Beacom (11/16/04)Rebounds - 7 (two times)Assists - 7 at Georgian Court (12/7/04)Steals - 5 at Georgian Court (12/7/04)Blocks - 1 (eight times)Field Goals - 9 vs. Goldey- Beacom (11/16/04)3-Pointers - 7 vs. Goldey- Beacom (11/16/04)Free Throws - 6 vs. Cheyney (2/16/05)


2007-08 WARRIORS Brittany Lacey • 24 G 5-9 Senior Catasauqua/Catasauqua

General: Has made significant contributions in her first three years ... may have to give the Warriors some minutes in the post ... toughness and competitive nature will help her adjust to new role. 2006-07 (Junior): Appeared in 18 games ... had season-high six points and four steals vs. Alderson-Broaddus. 2005-06 (Sophomore): Second on the team with a .398 three-point percentage ... averaged 5.4 points per game in 28 games ... led the team twice in scoring with 15 points vs. Concordia and California. 2004-05 (Freshman): Had game-high 17 points against Columbia Union ... received PSAC East

Division Rookie of the Week honors. Background: Led Catasauqua to 25-4 mark and 17-1 conference record as a senior ... first team All-Colonial League selection ... set school records for games played and career three-pointers ... scored 1483 career points ... earned four letters in basketball, three in cheerleading and two in soccer ... majoring in Sport Management.

Keri Cahill • 11 G 5-7 Junior New Foundland/North Pocono

General: Brings energy to the point guard position ... raises the team’s level through her passion and enthusiasm ... great ball handler and passer ... has improved as a shooter. 2006-07 (Sophomore): Played in 24 games ... scored season-high 11 points twice, at Columbia Union and Millersville. 2005-06 (Freshman): Played in 27 games ... career-high 12 points vs. California ... collected eight rebounds vs. Mansfield. Background: Helped North Pocono to league and district championships ... named to All-League team twice during her career ...

also named team’s most improved player ... majoring in Elementary and Special Education.


GP FG-FGA FG% 3FG-3FA 3FG% FT-FTA FT% REB-AVG AST BLK STL PTS-AVG.2005-06 27 23-72 31.9 10-33 30.3 19-34 55.9 44-1.6 37 4 14 75-2.82006-07 24 24-55 43.6 5-20 25.0 25-35 71.4 35-1.5 38 2 22 78-3.3Career 51 47-127 37.0 15-53 28.3 44-69 63.8 79-1.5 75 6 36 153-3.0

Career Highs

Points - 17 vs. Columbia Union (2/21/05)Rebounds - 8 vs. Nyack (1/18/05)Assists - 4 (two times)Steals - 4 (three times)Blocks - 1 (fi ve times)Field Goals - 7 vs. Columbia Union (2/21/05)3-Pointers - 4 (two times)Free Throws - 3 (two times)

Career Highs

Points - 13 vs. Cal (Pa.) (12/21/05)Rebounds - 8 vs. Mansfi eld (2/1/06)Assists - 6 at Kutztown (2/4/06)Steals - 4 vs. Millersville (1/27/07)Blocks - 1 (six times)Field Goals - 4 vs. Cal (Pa.) (12/21/05)3-Pointers - 2 (three times)Free Throws - 5 (two times)


2007-08 WARRIORS

Jackie Yandrisevits • 43 G 5-9 Junior Wind Gap/Nazareth

General: Enters junior season with 809 career points ... on track to become the 12th 1,000-point scorer in school history ... very talented offensive player ... quick fi rst step ... tremendous ability to get to the basket ... glides on the fl oor ... will be the opponent’s top target ... learning to give it up to get it back ... has improved defensively ... very good off-the-ball defender ... anticipates and gets in passing lanes. 2006-07 (Sophomore): First team All-PSAC East selection ... led ESU in scoring (14.8), fi eld goal percentage (52.4), rebounding (5.2)

and steals (48) ... scored in double fi gures in all but fi ve games ... had career-high 33 points at Mansfi eld ... went over 20 points in four other games, including 23 in both games against Cheyney ... scored 19 points in PSAC playoff game vs. California ... second career double-double (23 points, 10 rebounds) at Cheyney ... had four or more steals in fi ve games, including career-high six steals at Cheyney. 2005-06 (Freshman): PSAC East Rookie of the Year ... conference Rookie of the Week three times ... chosen to PSAC East second team ... Pocono Rotary Classic All-Tournament Team ... led ESU in scoring (13.5), fi eld goal percentage (44.8), blocks (22) and steals (37) ... second on the team in free-throw percentage, three-point percentage, rebounding and assists ... posted double-double with 22 points and 11 rebounds vs. Goldey Beacom in the third game of her career ... led the team in scoring 11 times and in rebounding nine times ... went over 20 points in fi ve different games ... scored season-high 23 points vs. West Chester ... had three 20-point games and scored at least 16 points in each of the fi nal fi ve games of the regular season. Background: Express-Times Player of the Year at Nazareth ... 1,000-point scorer ... fi rst team All-Area ... majoring in Health and Physical Education. GP FG-FGA FG% 3FG-3FA 3FG% FT-FTA FT% REB-AVG AST BLK STL PTS-AVG.2005-06 28 130-290 44.8 12-31 38.7 107-143 74.8 168-6.0 45 22 37 379-13.52006-07 29 167-319 52.4 14-35 40.0 82-105 78.1 150-5.2 54 15 48 430-14.8Career 57 297-609 48.8 26-66 39.3 189-248 76.2 318-5.6 99 37 85 809-14.2

Career Highs

Points - 33 at Mansfi eld (2/21/07)Rebounds - 11 vs. Goldey Beacom (11/22/05)Assists - 5 (two times)Steals - 6 at Cheyney (1/17/07)Blocks - 3 (three times)Field Goals - 10 (three times)3-Pointers - 3 (two times)Free Throws - 10 at Mansfi eld (2/21/07)

Shannon Simpson • 33 F 5-10 Junior Stroudsburg/Stroudsburg

General: Redshirted for the 2006-07 season ... good rebounder ... works hard to get position. 2005-06 (Freshman): Played in 20 games as a freshman. Background: Helped Stroudsburg to the District XI Playoffs in 2004-05 ... second team All-Conference ... Rookie of the Year ... earned three varsity letters in basketball and four in track & field ... led team in scoring and rebounding ... three-time MVC champion in the discus ... District XI discus champion as a junior ... National Honor Society member ... majoring in Math and English.

GP FG-FGA FG% 3FG-3FA 3FG% FT-FTA FT% REB-AVG AST BLK STL PTS-AVG.2005-06 20 1-11 9.1 0-2 00.0 5-9 55.6 20-1.0 3 1 5 7-0.4Career 20 1-11 9.1 0-2 00.0 5-9 55.6 20-1.0 3 1 5 7-0.4

Career Highs

Points - 2 (two times)Rebounds - 4 vs. Mercy (11/18/05)Assists - 1 (three times)Steals - 1 (fi ve times)Blocks - 1 at Columbia Union (2/8/06)Field Goals - 1 vs. Georgian Court (11/28/05)3-Pointers - 0Free Throws - 2 vs. Mercy (11/18/05)


2007-08 WARRIORS Jhazmin Brown • 5 G 5-7 Sophomore Easton/Easton

General: May be the fastest player end-to-end in the PSAC ... tough to defend in the open fl oor ... able to get to the basket. 2006-07 (Freshman): PSAC East Rookie of the Year ... fi fth on the team in scoring (6.9) and shot .494 from the fi eld ... scored in double fi gures nine times ... scored career-high 25 points and shot 10-12 from the fl oor at Cheyney. Background: Express-Times All-Area team member at Easton ... second team All-Conference ... averaged 12 points, four assists and three steals ... helped Red Rovers to Rotary Tournament championship

and was selected MVP and All-Tournament Team ... earned three letters in basketball and four in track & fi eld ... majoring in Biology.

DeAnna Rayam • 32 G 5-8 Sophomore Bethlehem/Freedom

General: Coming off a knee injury that cut her freshman season short ... adds another dimension when she’s on the fl oor ... presence makes ESU a better pressing and trapping team ... one of the Warriors’ top on-ball defenders. 2006-07 (Freshman): Played in 16 games before missing the rest of the year due to injury ... started the fi rst seven games of the season ... hit double fi gures in six games ... scored career-high 14 points at Philadelphia U in her second career game ... also had 14 points and six rebounds vs. Shippensburg. Background: Third girl in Freedom history to score 1,000 points ... third team All-State ...

Express-Times and Morning Call Player of the Year ... fi rst team All-Lehigh Valley Conference ... chosen as Homecoming Queen ... majoring in Health and Physical Education.



Alexa Detzi • 10 F/C 6-1 Sophomore Pen Argyl/Freedom

General: Coming off major knee surgery ... may redshirt for the 2007-08 season ... will contribute in the post when healthy. 2006-07 (Freshman): Played in 26 games ... scored career-high 18 points on 9-16 shooting vs. Penn State-Hazleton ... also had eight points and nine rebounds vs. Columbia Union. Background: Won District XI championship at Freedom as a senior ... named area’s most improved player by the Express-Times ... four-year letterwinner ... father Jeff and uncles Joe and John are members of the ESU Athletic Hall of Fame ... majoring in Sport Management.


Career Highs

Points - 25 at Cheyney (1/17/07)Rebounds - 6 (two times)Assists - 4 (three times)Steals - 4 vs. Shippensburg (12/3/06)Blocks - 1 (four times)Field Goals - 10 at Cheyney (1/17/07)3-Pointers - 1 (two times)Free Throws - 6 vs. West Chester (1/20/07)

Career Highs

Points - 18 vs. PSU-Hazleton (2/19/07)Rebounds - 9 vs. Columbia Union (1/25/07)Assists - 1 (two times)Steals - 1 (four times)Blocks - 2 vs. PSU-Hazleton (2/19/07)Field Goals - 9 vs. PSU- Hazleton (2/19/07)3-Pointers - 0Free Throws - 2 (two times)

Career Highs

Points - 14 (two times)Rebounds - 7 vs. Molloy (12/8/06)Assists - 5 (two times)Steals - 4 vs. Molloy (12/8/06)Blocks - 1 (two times)Field Goals - 5 (three times)3-Pointers - 2 (two times)Free Throws - 7 (two times)


2007-08 WARRIORS

Rachel Grimes • 23 G/F 6-1 Freshman Wilmington, Del./A.I. DuPont

General: Can score both inside and outside ... good passer ... will be a good player as she adapts to the college game. Background: Four-year letterwinner and second team All-Conference selection as a senior in basketball ... earned three letters each in soccer and volleyball ... member of state championship soccer teams in 2003 and 2004 ... member of Environmental Actions Committee ... Honor Roll student ... member of National Honory Society ... major is undeclared.

Karla Cardona • 22 G/F 6-0 R-Freshman Allentown/Allen

General: Extremely talented player ... threat both inside and outside ... strong rebounder ... expected to carry some of the scoring burden for the Warriors. Background: Lehigh Valley Conference MVP at Allen ... holds school records for career points (1,484) and rebounds ... averaged 20 points per game as a senior ... three-time All-LVC selection ... MVP of the Keystone State Games ... played in VIA All-Star Game (LVC and Colonial League) ... four-year letterwinner in basketball ... earned three letters at first base in softball ... majoring in Sociology.

Mel Villano • 20 G 5-6 Sophomore Bethlehem/Freedom

General: Starting point guard ... will shoulder more of the load in the backcourt after the graduation of Maryellen Onofre ... counted on to set the pace for the offense ... plays with great intensity. 2006-07 (Freshman): Started all 29 games in the backcourt for the Warriors ... scored 14 points vs. Shippensburg ... had 10 points at Millersville. Background: Second team All-Area selection by the Express-Times ... named honorable mention by the Morning Call ... four-year

letterwinner ... averaged eight points, fi ve steals and four assists ... tied for third in school history in career three-pointers ... George B. Yasso Scholarship award winner ... received the Purple Heart Award ... majoring in Health and Physical Education.

Career Highs

Points - 14 vs. Shippensburg (12/3/06)Rebounds - 4 vs. Bloomsburg (2/15/07)Assists - 4 vs. Lock Haven (12/2/06)Steals - 2 (four times)Blocks - 1 (two times)Field Goals - 5 vs. Shippensburg (12/3/06)3-Pointers - 2 at Millersville (2/17/07)Free Throws - 6 at Philadelphia (11/21/06)

GP FG-FGA FG% 3FG-3FA 3FG% FT-FTA FT% REB-AVG AST BLK STL PTS-AVG.2006-07 29 36-117 30.8 7-51 13.7 21-27 77.8 38-1.3 34 2 24 100-3.4 Career 29 36-117 30.8 7-51 13.7 21-27 77.8 38-1.3 34 2 24 100-3.4


2007-08 WARRIORS

Kristen Murray • 4 G 5-10 Freshman Harrisburg/Trinity

General: Incredible shooter ... expected to replace some of the outside shooting provided by Alyssa Antolick and Maryellen Onofre last season ... gets her shot off quickly ... smart player ... should play signifi cant minutes as a freshman. Background: Four-year letterwinner ... won District championship with Trinity in 2004-05 ... first team All-Mid Penn Conference as a senior ... member of Harrisburg Patriot News “Big 15” Team ... team captain ... averaged 12 points, five rebounds and three assists ... Honor Roll student ... member of National Honor Society ... majoring in Business Management.

Amanda Pavalko • 42 G 5-8 Freshman Girardville/North Schuylkill

General: Great defender ... can be a quality player as a freshman ... will be able to contribute as she continues to learn the college game. Background: Led North Schuylkill to three District championships ... 2007 Schuylkill League champions ... four-year starter and two-year co-captain ... had high school record of 91-24 ... second team All-Area selection ... als lettered in volleyball and track ... Distinguished Honor Roll student ... vice president of senior class ... member of National Honor Society ... majoring in Speech and Language Pathology.

Casey Stanton • 40 F/C 6-1 Freshman Enola/Cumberland Valley

General: Extremely athletic center ... runs the fl oor well ... will continue to progress as a player as she gains basketball knowledge. Background: Three-year starter at center for Cumberland Valley ... team captain as a senior ... averaged 7.2 points and 10.8 rebounds per game ... member of Solanco All-Tournament team in 2005 and 2006 ... Tournament MVP in 2006 ... majoring in Communications.

Phelan Livingston • 21 G 5-5 Freshman Newton, N.J./Kittatinny

General: Provides a burst of energy as a back-up point guard ... can push the ball and run the fl oor ... very good on-ball defender. Background: All-League selection and four-year letterwinner at point guard ... 1,000 point scorer who averaged 17.3 points per game as a senior ... earned school’s outstanding female athlete award ... team MVP as a senior ... three-year starter at midfi elder in soccer ... Honor Roll student ... majoring in Health and Physical Education.


2006-07 SEASON IN REVIEWDate Opponent Score Leading Scorer Leading RebounderNov. 15 at Dowling W 55-49 Jackie Yandrisevits (11) Jhazmin Brown, DeAnna Rayam (6)Nov. 21 at Philadelphia W 74-68 DeAnna Rayam (14) Jackie Yandrisevits (7)Dec. 2 Lock Haven W 68-56 Maryellen Onofre (21) Jackie Yandrisevits (8)Dec. 3 Shippensburg W 87-75 Maryellen Onofre (17) DeAnna Rayam (6)Dec. 8 Molloy W 59-50 Maryellen Onofre (14) Amy Jones (10)Dec. 9 Alderson-Broaddus W 72-35 Maryellen Onofre (11) Monika Fogelsanger (4)Dec. 19 at Edinboro L 54-69 Jackie Yandrisevits (17) Alyssa Antolick, Amy Jones (4)Dec. 20 at Slippery Rock W 72-67 Alyssa Antolick (23) Jhazmin Brown, Monika Fogelsanger (4)Jan. 3 at Univ. of the Sciences W 75-58 Alyssa Antolick (22) Jackie Yandrisevits (7)Jan. 6 at Clarion W 65-59 Alyssa Antolick (20) Alyssa Antolick (9)Jan. 7 at IUP L 63-66 Jackie Yandrisevits (22) Jackie Yandrisevits (8)Jan. 13 California W 60-44 Jackie Yandrisevits (15) Amy Jones (11)Jan. 17 *at Cheyney W 86-71 Jhazmin Brown (25) Jackie Yandrisevits (10)Jan. 20 *West Chester W 72-55 Brown, Yandrisevits, Onofre (12) Jackie Yandrisevits (8)Jan. 24 *at Bloomsburg W 79-58 Alyssa Antolick (20) Alyssa Antolick (7)Jan. 25 Columbia Union W 83-62 Jackie Yandrisevits (16) Alexa Detzi (9)Jan. 27 *Millersville W 65-43 Alyssa Antolick (18) Alyssa Antolick (8)Jan. 29 *Mansfield W 84-77 Alyssa Antolick (33) Alyssa Antolick (6)Jan. 31 *at Kutztown W 64-56 Alyssa Antolick (20) Antolick, Fogelsanger, Yandrisevits (5)Feb. 7 *Cheyney W 71-59 Jackie Yandrisevits (23) Jackie Yandrisevits (7)Feb. 10 *at West Chester L 53-74 Jackie Yandrisevits (18) Jhazmin Brown, Alyssa Antolick (5)Feb. 12 at Columbia Union W 80-67 Alyssa Antolick (18) Kelly Wellman (5)Feb. 15 *Bloomsburg W 59-47 Jackie Yandrisevits (15) Jackie Yandrisevits (7)Feb. 17 *at Millersville W 78-58 Monika Fogelsanger (18) Maryellen Onofre (10)Feb. 19 PSU-Hazleton W 103-30 Alexa Detzi (18) Amy Jones (7)Feb. 21 *at Mansfield W 70-62 Jackie Yandrisevits (33) Amy Jones (10)Feb. 23 *Kutztown W 72-48 Jackie Yandrisevits (20) Alyssa Antolick (7)PSAC QuarterfinalsFeb. 27 Mansfield W 66-45 Alyssa Antolick (15) Alyssa Antolick (8)PSAC Semifinals (at Millersville)March 2 California L 52-59 Jackie Yandrisevits (19) Alyssa Antolick (6)

PSAC TournamentFeb. 23, 2007 • PSAC East champs

ESU 72, Kutztown 48EAST STROUDSBURG - ESU clinched its second straight PSAC East championship with a 72-48 victory over Kutztown at Koehler Fieldhouse. Jackie Yandrisevits, the reigning PSAC East Player of the Week, scored a game-high 20 points and added three assists and two steals for hte Warriors. Senior Maryellen Onofre was 4-of-6 from three-point range and scored 14 points, and Alyssa Antolick had 11 points, seven rebounds and blocked three shots. Jhazmin Brown also scored 11 points for the Warriors. ESU closed the fi rst half with a 9-1 run to lead 37-21 at the break, and led by at least 12 the rest of the way. ESU improved to 24-3 and 11-1 in the East heading into the PSAC tournament.

Feb. 27, 2007 • PSAC Quarterfi nalsESU 66, Mansfi eld 45

EAST STROUDSBURG - ESU advanced to the PSAC semifi nals for the fi rst time since 1994-95 with a 66-45 victory over Mansfi eld at Koehler Fieldhouse. Alyssa Antolick led the Warriors with 15 points, eight rebounds and three assists, and also blocked three shots. Jackie Yandrisevits and Jhazmin Brown both scored 14 points for ESU. The Warriors equaled the school record for victories in a single season, while improving to 25-3, which ties the 1994-95 team which fi nished at 25-5. ESU fell behind 9-7 before Antolick scored seven of the Warriors’ next 11 points. ESU led 45-22 at halftime and put the game away with a 12-0 run in the second half.

March 2, 2007 • PSAC Semifi nalsCalifornia 59, ESU 52

MILLERSVILLE - California knocked ESU out of the PSAC tournament with a 59-52 win at Millersville’s Pucillo Gymnasium. ESU was the No. 1 seed in the PSAC East but the games were moved to Millersville as Koehler Fieldhouse hosted the 103rd EIWA wrestling championships. Lindsay Johnson, Bre Dillon and Kim Nowakowski scored 16, 16 and 11 points for the Vulcans, the No. 2 seed in the West. Jackie Yandrisevits led ESU with 19 points and Alyssa Antolick added 10. Cal led by as many as 14 in the fi rst half and was ahead 29-18 at intermission before ESU opened the second half with a 10-0 run, and a three-pointer by Onofre gave the Warriors a lead with 11:04 left. Johnson followed with a three with 9:59 left to give Cal the lead for good.


2006-07 SEASON IN REVIEW Total 3-Pointers ReboundsPlayer GP-GS Min Avg. FG FGA Pct. FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg Ast Blk Stl Pts Avg Jackie Yandrisevits 29-28 789 27.2 167 319 .524 14 35 .400 82 105 .781 48 102 150 5.2 54 15 48 430 14.8Alyssa Antolick 28-2 554 19.8 115 224 .513 30 69 .435 59 79 .747 32 105 137 4.9 40 26 26 319 11.4Maryellen Onofre 29-29 833 28.7 82 213 .385 52 129 .403 63 78 .808 17 73 90 3.1 65 2 29 279 9.6DeAnna Rayam 16-7 394 24.6 38 114 .333 8 39 .205 41 68 .603 17 30 47 2.9 34 2 26 125 7.8Jhazmin Brown 29-0 511 17.6 80 162 .494 2 12 .167 37 70 .529 24 53 77 2.7 48 4 39 199 6.9Monika Fogelsanger 29-21 650 22.4 68 142 .479 8 19 .421 48 57 .842 34 76 110 3.8 28 11 30 192 6.6Amy Jones 29-29 549 18.9 36 87 .414 0 1 .000 30 44 .682 55 63 118 4.1 26 2 38 102 3.5Melanie Villano 29-29 468 16.1 36 117 .308 7 51 .137 21 27 .778 12 26 38 1.3 34 2 24 100 3.4Keri Cahill 24-0 277 11.5 24 55 .436 5 20 .250 25 35 .714 8 27 35 1.5 38 2 22 78 3.3Shannon Ellis 14-0 75 5.4 12 22 .545 0 3 .000 11 27 .407 5 14 19 1.4 11 0 12 35 2.5Sheila Gallagher 22-0 170 7.7 19 51 .373 6 18 .333 6 10 .600 9 18 27 1.2 14 1 12 50 2.3Brittany Lacey 18-0 136 7.6 13 47 .277 5 33 .152 3 6 .500 6 15 21 1.2 13 2 7 34 1.9Alexa Detzi 26-0 165 6.3 22 65 .338 0 0 .000 4 7 .571 13 17 30 1.2 2 5 4 48 1.8Kelly Wellman 23-0 145 6.3 8 22 .364 5 14 .357 10 14 .714 7 20 27 1.2 11 0 10 31 1.3Kristi Streightiff 13-0 79 6.1 7 15 .467 1 5 .200 2 2 1.000 7 5 12 0.9 9 0 8 17 1.3Linsey Sewalk 2-0 6 3.0 1 2 .500 0 0 .000 0 1 .000 0 1 1 0.5 0 0 0 2 1.0ESU 29 728 1657 .439 143 448 .319 442 630 .702 351 719 1070 36.9 427 74 335 2041 70.4Opponents 29 603 1574 .383 120 437 .275 341 503 .678 361 682 1043 36.0 315 76 225 1667 57.5

PSAC Coach of the Year - Juliene SimpsonPSAC Rookie of the Year - Jhazmin BrownPSAC East 1st Team - Alyssa Antolick, Jackie YandrisevitsPSAC East 2nd Team - Maryellen OnofreRotary Pocono Classic - Maryellen Onofre (MVP)Amy Jones, DeAnna Rayam (All-Tournament Team)

PSAC East Player of the WeekAlyssa Antolick (Jan. 8, Feb. 5)Jackie Yandrisevits (Jan. 22, Feb. 19)

PSAC East Rookie of the WeekDeAnna Rayam (Nov. 28), Jhazmin Brown (Feb. 5)

Warriors Top Performancesof 2006-07

POINTS33 - Alyssa Antolick vs. Mansfield (1/29)33 - Jackie Yandrisevits at Mansfield (2/21)25 - Jhazmin Brown at Cheyney (1/17)23 - Jackie Yandrisevits at Cheyney (1/17)23 - Jackie Yandrisevits vs. Cheyney (2/7)23 - Alyssa Antolick at Slippery Rock (12/20)

REBOUNDS11 - Amy Jones vs. California (1/13)10 - Amy Jones at Mansfield (2/21)10 - Amy Jones vs. Molloy (12/8)10 - Maryellen Onofre at Millersville (2/21)10 - Jackie Yandrisevits at Cheyney (1/17)

ASSISTS7 - Alyssa Antolick vs. PSU-Hazleton (2/19)6 - Kristi Streightiff vs. PSU-Hazleton (2/19)

STEALS7 - Amy Jones at Mansfield (2/21)7 - Shannon Ellis vs. PSU-Hazleton (2/19)

BLOCKED SHOTS5 - Alyssa Antolick at Mansfield (2/21)

Score Half FG (ESU / Opp) 3PT FT REBat Dowling 55-49 W 31-21 22-56 / 19-58 5-23 / 5-24 6-10 / 6-11 37 / 38at Philadelphia 74-68 W 38-27 25-61 / 23-54 6-18 / 4-8 18-28 / 18-23 33 / 39LOCK HAVEN 68-56 W 35-27 17-44 / 19-60 2-13 / 2-15 32-35 / 16-23 43 / 35SHIPPENSBURG 87-75 W 40-29 33-63 / 22-52 5-18 / 6-18 16-25 / 25-37 34 / 46MOLLOY 59-50 W 19-27 16-52 / 22-53 4-18 / 4-14 22-32 / 2-6 41 / 40ALDERSON-BROAD 72-35 W 43-18 28-69 / 10-37 6-21 / 2-6 10-17 / 13-21 39 / 44at Edinboro 54-69 L 26-34 21-53 / 22-44 3-13 / 4-17 9-15 / 21-31 29 / 34at Slippery Rock 72-67 W 33-35 27-50 / 24-59 8-16 / 6-14 10-14 / 13-16 29 / 33at Univ. of Sciences 75-58 W 27-30 28-63 / 20-51 4-15 / 2-8 15-24 / 16-25 39 / 35at Clarion 65-59 W 33-29 23-53 / 20-48 5-9 / 2-12 14-22 / 17-22 33 / 30at IUP 63-66 L 35-28 24-54 / 26-63 3-12 / 3-12 12-16 / 11-15 32 / 38CALIFORNIA 60-44 W 29-16 20-54 / 13-55 4-13 / 3-13 16-31 / 15-29 52 / 41at Cheyney 86-71 W 40-42 34-57 / 24-60 2-7 / 6-18 16-26 / 17-25 29 / 42WEST CHESTER 72-55 W 31-29 24-52 / 22-65 6-21 / 2-9 18-21 / 9-14 39 / 37at Bloomsburg 79-58 W 34-30 33-74 / 23-52 10-18 / 6-20 3-9 / 6-10 39 / 36COLUMBIA UNION 83-62 W 37-26 33-68 / 25-62 5-17 / 6-21 12-26 / 6-11 48 / 38MILLERSVILLE 65-43 W 33-19 23-58 / 17-56 2-11 / 2-19 17-23 / 7-10 43 / 37MANSFIELD 84-77 W 42-31 30-58 / 26-48 5-12 / 8-16 19-23 / 17-22 27 / 29at Kutztown 64-56 W 30-29 23-58 / 23-52 5-11 / 3-11 13-15 / 7-8 29 / 36CHEYNEY 71-59 W 37-23 27-60 / 22-54 2-11 / 3-11 15-22 / 12-16 30 / 42at West Chester 53-74 L 31-24 17-55 / 28-60 7-22 / 2-10 12-18 / 16-20 33 / 44at Columbia Union 80-67 W 35-30 26-53 / 22-57 8-17 / 5-17 20-27 / 18-24 37 / 31BLOOMSBURG 59-47 W 30-19 23-56 / 18-47 2-8 / 8-22 11-19 / 3-9 42 / 27at Millersville 78-58 W 34-31 23-48 / 21-59 8-19 / 5-23 24-28 / 11-15 40 / 27PSU-Hazleton 103-30 W 54-10 44-79 / 13-45 3-18 / 2-13 12-16 / 2-4 46 / 24at Mansfi eld 70-62 W 42-21 22-54 / 21-58 7-18 / 6-17 19-22 / 14-18 38 / 33KUTZTOWN 72-48 W 37-21 23-49 / 17-47 6-17 / 6-14 20-24 / 8-13 28 / 32MANSFIELD (PSAC) 66-45 W 45-22 24-58 / 18-67 3-14 / 3-21 15-20 / 6-9 47 / 40vs. California (PSAC) 52-59 L 18-29 15-48 / 23-51 6-18 / 4-14 16-22 / 9-16 34 / 35

Game-by-Game Statistics

2006-07 Honor Roll


THE PSAC/HONOR ROLLPSAC Overview The Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference, with 56 years of orga-nized competition, has established itself as one of the most respected NCAA Division II athletic conferences. In its history the PSAC has laid claim to 38 NCAA team champions and 210 individual title winners, giving credence to its fine athletic tradi-

tion. The conference has prospered on the national level in recent years, as it annually has close to one-third of its teams participating in NCAA post-season competition. The PSAC also distinguishes itself as the second largest Division II conference in terms of sports sponsorship, awarding titles for 22 differ-ent sports. While proud of its athletic suc-cess, the league has also thrived in an academic sense. The number of stu-dent-athletes designated by the confer-

ence as “Scholar-Athletes” - those who have attained a cumulative grade point average of 3.25 or better - has increased nearly every year since that standard was adopted in 1995-96. The impressive number of yearly designees reached 1,420 in 2006-07. Furthermore, the most recent figure is nearly double the total of those in the mid-1990s and is almost one-third of the total student-athletes today. The PSAC was organized in 1951 for the purpose of promoting and administering men’s athletic programs within the 14 state teachers col-leges in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. In 1977, due to the interest and growth of women’s athletics, the conference was restructured to pro-vide for women’s programs. From its inception, each conference member selected its own com-

petitive division within the NCAA. In 1980, however, the presidents voted to reclassify the entire conference to Division II. Although all 14 institu-tions are members of NCAA Division II, eight schools have also elected to compete at the Division I level in select sports. In 1983, all member institutions were granted university status as a result of Legislative Act 188, which formed Pennsylvania’s State System of Higher Education. The system now enrolls in excess of 109,000 stu-dents. The alumni of the State System is over 600,000, which includes roughly 405,000 Pennsylvanians. One of the largest conferences in the nation, the PSAC is governed by the presidents of the 14 member institutions. It employs a commis-sioner, two assistant commissioners and a director of media relations at its headquarters in Lock Haven, Pa.

2006-07 NCAA ChampionsTeam - Bloomsburg, Division II Field HockeyIndividual - Division II Outdoor Track & Field - Nate Reider, Shippensburg (Javelin); Division I Wrestling - Gregor Gillespie, Edinboro (149 lbs.); Division II Wrestling - Joe Kemmerer, Kutztown (133 lbs.); Division II Swimming & Diving - Jamie Wolf, Clarion (1m, 3m diving); Kathrin Dumitru, West Chester (100 Breaststroke, 200 Breaststroke, 100 Butterfly, 200 Individual Medley); Katie Brosseau, West Chester (1650 freestyle)

2006-07 ESPN The Magazine/CoSIDA Academic All-AmericansFootball – Mike Butterworth, Slippery Rock; Derek Katris, California; Women’s Soccer - Julie Karcher, West Chester; Track & Field/Cross Country - Amber Hackenberg, Bloomsburg; Erin Richard, Clarion; At-Large - Jaime Wolf, Clarion (Swimming & Diving); Ashley Yelinek, Bloomsburg (Swimming & Diving); Women’s At-Large Academic All-America of the Year - Jamie Wolf, Clarion

PSAC Overall W-L W-L Pct. ESU 11-1 25-4 .862West Chester 9-3 15-13 .536Millersville 8-4 17-11 .607Mansfield 6-6 13-14 .481Kutztown 5-7 9-17 .346Bloomsburg 3-9 7-20 .259Cheyney 0-12 4-22 .154

2006-07 PSAC East Standings PSAC Overall W-L W-L Pct. IUP 9-3 24-9 .727California 8-4 21-10 .677Shippensburg 7-5 17-11 .607Edinboro 6-6 14-14 .500Lock Haven 5-7 12-15 .444Clarion 4-8 9-17 .346Slippery Rock 3-9 9-17 .346

2006-07 PSAC West Standings

The Honor RollDivision II All-America1995 - Stacy Perryman (HM)

ECAC Division II All-East1996 - Stacy Perryman (1st), Lori Pio (1st)1995 - Stacy Perryman (1st), Lori Pio (1st)1994 - Gaye Chapman (1st)1992 - Claudine Simard (1st)1990 - Tonia Lloyd (POY)1989 - Nan Wagner (1st), Tonia Lloyd (2nd)1986 - Tara Gallagher (1st); Nan Wagner (ROY)1985 - Janice Youorski (1st)1984 - Sue Richards (1st)

All-PSAC East (First Team Only)2007 Alyssa Antolick; Jackie Yandrisevits2006 Maryellen Onofre2005 Niki Cox2004 Niki Cox2000 Shannon Schwilk1998 Michelle Geiger1996 Stacy Perryman; Lori Pio1995 Stacy Perryman (POY); Lori Pio1994 Gaye Chapman (POY)1993 Gaye Chapman1992 Claudine Simard1990 Tonia Lloyd (POY)1989 Tonia Lloyd; Nan Wagner1988 Nan Wagner1987 Nan Wagner

1986 Lisa Adams; Tara Gallagher1985 Rose Mohl1984 Janice Youorski1983 Lori Gruver

PSAC East Rookie of the Year2007 Jhazmin Brown2006 Jackie Yandrisevits1995 Jill Bitner

PSAC East Coach of the Year2007 Juliene Simpson2006 Juliene Simpson1995 Rose Haller1994 Rose Haller

PLAYOFFS. Quarterfi nals: Millersville 57, West Chester 54; ESU 66, Mansfi eld 45; IUP 81, Edinboro 58; California 79; Shippensburg 65; Semifi nals: California 59, ESU 52; IUP 71, Millersville 53; Finals: IUP 63, California 53.


THE RECORD BOOK

Points1. Stacy Perryman 1994-95 5712. Lori Pio 1994-95 5653. Tara Gallagher 1985-86 5554. Claudine Simard 1991-92 5395. Lori Pio 1995-96 4836. Claudine Simard 1990-91 4757. Tonia Lloyd 1988-89 4748. Tonia Lloyd 1989-90 4719. Stacy Perryman 1995-96 46610. Niki Cox 2002-03 457

Scoring Average1. Lorraine Boyd 1958-59 25.62. Mary Lou Seasock 1960-61 23.33. Lorraine Boyd 1955-56 22.54. Lorraine Boyd 1956-57 22.35. Tara Gallagher 1985-86 20.66. Jane Moffet 1948-49 20.47. Jane Moffet 1949-50 20.18. Claudine Simard 1991-92 20.09. Albright 1960-61 19.310. Stacy Perryman 1994-95 19.0

Field Goals1. Tara Gallagher 1985-86 2442. Lori Pio 1994-95 2253. Lori Pio 1995-96 2034. Stacy Perryman 1994-95 1985. Tonia Lloyd 1989-90 1946. Gaye Chapman 1993-94 1917. Tonia Lloyd 1988-89 1908. Claudine Simard 1991-92 1739. Tara Gallagher 1984-85 171 Rose Mohl 1984-85 171

Field Goal Percentage1. Lori Pio (225-409) 1994-95 55.02. Lori Pio (203-379) 1995-96 53.63. Tonia Lloyd (194-366) 1989-90 53.04. Jackie Yandrisevits (167-319) 2006-07 52.45. Lori Gruver (151-288) 1980-81 52.46. Becky Davis (106-203) 1992-93 52.27. Maggie McLaughlin (52-100) 1999-00 52.08. Faithe Snyder (58-112) 1997-98 51.89. Alyssa Antolick (115-224) 2006-07 51.310. Claudine Simard (173-344) 1991-92 50.3

Three-Point Goals1. Maryellen Onofre 2005-06 632. Katie Wear 2002-03 563. Maryellen Onofre 2006-07 52

4. Maggie McLaughlin 1993-94 475. Maryellen Onofre 2004-05 43 Niki Cox 2004-05 437. Maggie McLaughlin 1991-92 41 Nan Wagner 1987-88 419. Stacy Perryman 1994-95 40

Three Point Percentage1. Maryellen Onofre (63-142) 2005-06 44.42. Alyssa Antolick (30-69) 2006-07 43.53. Maryellen Onofre (52-129) 2006-07 40.34. Brittany Lacey (35-88) 2005-06 39.85. Michelle Geiger (26-66) 1997-98 39.46. Nan Wagner (41-105) 1987-88 39.07. Maryellen Onofre (43-119) 2004-05 36.1 Steph Kuhn (26-72) 1999-00 36.19. Maggie McLaughlin (41-115) 1991-92 35.7 Renee Smola (25-70) 1995-96 35.7

Free Throws1. Claudine Simard 1991-92 1922. Claudine Simard 1990-91 1413. Janice Youorski 1983-84 135 Stacy Perryman 1994-95 1355. Janice Youorski 1984-85 1346. Niki Cox 2004-05 1307. Claudine Simard 1989-90 1288. Michelle Geiger 1997-98 1279. Lisa Adams 1985-86 114 Niki Cox 2003-04 114

Free Throw Percentage1. Lorraine Boyd (55-63) 1958-59 87.32. Monika Fogelsanger (48-57) 2006-07 84.23. Pat Bracken (56-67) 1976-77 83.64. Melissa Swain (76-91) 1994-95 83.55. Polly Case (70-86) 1971-72 81.46. Maryellen Onofre (77-95) 2004-05 81.17. Maryellen Onofre (63-78) 2006-07 80.88. Tiffany Barnes (53-66) 2001-02 80.39. Stacy Perryman(104-130) 1995-96 80.0

Rebounds1. Janice Youorski 1983-84 3742. Janice Youorski 1984-85 3683. Lori Pio 1994-95 3144. Tonia Lloyd 1989-90 3105. Sue Richards 1984-85 2806. Amy Miller 1987-88 2717. Lori Pio 1995-96 2708. Amy Miller 1986-87 2679. Lori Pio 1993-94 26110. Lori Gruver 1980-81 258

Rebounding Average1. Janice Youorski 1983-84 13.92. Janice Youorski 1984-85 13.13. Lori Gruver 1982-83 11.5 Tonia Lloyd 1989-90 11.55. Amy Miller 1987-88 11.36. Lori Gruver 1980-81 11.27. Amy Miller 1986-87 10.78. Lori Pio 1994-95 10.59. Lori Gruver 1981-82 10.310. 3 tied with 10.0

Assists1. Stacy Perryman 1995-96 1702. Marie Schlegel 1999-00 1663. Stacy Perryman 1994-95 1614. Rose Mohl 1984-85 1475. Rose Mohl 1983-84 141 Stacy Perryman 1993-94 1417. Stacy Perryman 1992-93 1358. Nan Wagner 1985-86 1309. Laura Lenio 1987-88 12610. Nan Wagner 1988-89 125 Maggie McLaughlin 1991-92 125

Steals1. Stacy Perryman 1993-94 952. Tara Gallagher 1984-85 903. Stacy Perryman 1994-95 884. Stacy Perryman 1995-96 805. Stacy Perryman 1992-93 756. Tara Gallagher 1985-86 70 Tonia Lloyd 1989-90 70 Kristen Evans 1994-95 709. Tara Bending 1980-81 69 Janice Youorski 1983-84 69

Blocks1. Sue Richards 1983-84 1262. Sue Richards 1984-85 993. Amy Miller 1987-88 494. Tonia Lloyd 1987-88 375. Amy Miller 1985-86 33 Tonia Lloyd 1986-87 337. Theresa Cornish 1994-95 328. Amy Miller 1986-87 289. Jaymee Boehmer 1987-88 26 Vanessa Kraft 2002-03 26 Alyssa Antolick 2006-07 26

Points Jane Moffet vs. New York U 1950 47 Doris Draving vs. Queens 1976 44 Michelle Geiger vs. Fayetteville 1997 41 Claudine Simard vs. Cheyney 1991 40 Mary Lou Seasock vs. Hunter 1961 37 Niki Cox vs. Bloomsburg 2005 36 Lorraine Boyd vs. Elizabethtown 1959 36 Lorraine Boyd vs. Misericordia 1959 35 Field Goals Jane Moffet vs. New York U 1950 23 Doris Draving vs. Queens 1976 19 Claudine Simard vs. Cheyney 1991 16 Mary Lou Seasock vs. West Chester 1961 16

Three Point Goals Maryellen Onofre vs. Columbia Union 2006 8 Sheila Gallagher vs. Goldey-Beacom 2005 7 Maryellen Onofre vs. Mercy 2005 6 Maggie McLaughlin vs. Slippery Rock 1992 6

Free Throws Michelle Geiger vs. Fayetteville 1997 19 Heather Wolfe vs. Mansfield 2003 17 Claudine Simard vs. Fairmont 1991 16 Janice Youorski vs. Kutztown 1984 16 Tonia Lloyd vs. Cheyney 1989 14

Rebounds Janice Youorski vs. Glassboro 1984 24 Lori Gruver vs. Cortland 1983 22 Lori Gruver vs. Elizabethtown 1980 22 Janice Youorski vs. Lock Haven 1984 21 Janice Youorski vs. Cortland 1984 21 Janice Youorski vs. Shippensburg 1984 21 Janice Youorski vs. Kutztown 1984 21

Assists Marie Schlegel vs. Centenary 1999 15 Marie Schlegel vs. Columbia Union 1999 12 Nan Wagner vs. Slippery Rock 1986 12 Laura Lenio vs. West Chester 1988 12 Stacy Perryman vs. Indiana 1996 11 Marie Schlegel vs. Lincoln 1999 11

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THE RECORD BOOK

Points1. Claudine Simard 1988-92 17332. Stacy Perryman 1992-96 16953. Tonia Lloyd 1986-90 16754. Lori Pio 1992-96 15275. Niki Cox 2001-05 14406. Gaye Chapman 1990-94 12247. Maryellen Onofre 2003-07 11798. Nan Wagner 1985-89 11629. Lori Gruver 1979-83 111210. Rose Mohl 1981-85 105011. Shannon Schwilk 1996-00 1026

Scoring Average1. Lorraine Boyd 1955-59 22.52. Mary Lou Seasock 1959-62 18.83. Tara Gallagher 1984-86 17.14. Claudine Simard 1988-92 17.05. Connie Van Heusen 1962-66 16.76. Tonia Lloyd 1986-90 16.07. Polly Case 1970-74 15.3 Stacy Perryman 1992-96 15.39. Albright 1959-64 14.6 Lynn Breedy 1967-71 14.6

Field Goals1. Tonia Lloyd 1986-90 6812. Lori Pio 1992-96 6373. Stacy Perryman 1992-96 6004. Claudine Simard 1988-92 5985. Gaye Chapman 1990-94 5066. Lori Gruver 1979-83 4627. Niki Cox 2001-05 4618. Rose Mohl 1981-85 4449. Shannon Schwilk 1996-00 42010. Nan Wagner 1985-89 415

Field Goal Percentage1. Lori Pio (637-1223) 1992-96 52.12. Lori Gruver (401-814) 1979-83# 49.33. Jackie Yandrisevits (297-609) 2005- 48.84. Tonia Lloyd (681-1408) 1986-90 48.45. Claudine Simard (598-1247) 1988-92 48.0#FGA from 1979-80 are unavailable

Three-Point Field Goals1. Maryellen Onofre 2003-07 1842. Niki Cox 2001-05 1253. Maggie McLaughlin 1990-94 1174. Stacy Perryman 1992-96 825. Katie Wear 2001-03 786. Stephanie Kuhn 1997-01 707. Nan Wagner 1985-89 628. Brittany Lacey 2004-present 609. Marie Schlegel 1996-00 5610. Megan Ross 1998-02 49

Three-Point Percentage1. Maryellen Onofre (184-501) 2003-07 36.72. Nan Wagner (62-189) 1985-89 32.83. Katie Wear (78-246) 2001-03 31.74. Brittany Lacey (60-192) 2004- 31.35. Maggie McLaughlin (117-387) 1990-94 30.2

Free Throws1. Claudine Simard 1988-92 5352. Stacy Perryman 1992-96 4133. Niki Cox 2001-05 3934. Tonia Lloyd 1986-90 3065. Michelle Geiger 1995-99 2896. Maryellen Onofre 2003-07 2777. Amanda Buss 1996-00 2738. Nan Wagner 1985-89 2709. Janice Youorski 1983-85 26910. Lori Pio 1992-96 253

Free Throw Percentage1. Connie Van Housen (138-173) 1963-66 79.82. Monika Fogelsanger (161-206) 2004- 78.23. Maryellen Onofre (277-358) 2003-07 77.44. Beth Moran (107-140) 1977-80 76.45. Jackie Yandrisevits (189-248) 2005- 76.26. Stacy Perryman (413-547) 1992-96 75.5

Rebounds1. Lori Pio 1992-96 10232. Tonia Lloyd 1986-90 9193. Lori Gruver 1979-83 8884. Amy Miller 1984-88 8185. Janice Youorski 1983-85 7426. Claudine Simard 1988-92 6757. Sue Richards 1982-85 6368. Megan Huntington 1994-98 5999. Amy Jones 2003-07 59510. Gaye Chapman 1990-94 557

Rebounding Average1. Janice Youorski 1983-85 13.42. Lori Gruver 1979-83 11.13. Sue Richards 1982-85 9.2 Lori Pio 1992-96 9.25. Tonia Lloyd 1986-90 8.8

Assists1. Stacy Perryman 1992-96 6072. Marie Schlegel 1996-00 4353. Nan Wagner 1985-89 4344. Laura Lenio 1986-90 373

5. Rose Mohl 1982-85 3656. Jill Bittner 1994-98 3377. Maggie McLaughlin 1990-94 3248. Maryellen Onofre 2003-07 2749. Gaye Chapman 1990-94 22710. Claudine Simard 1988-92 223

Steals1. Stacy Perryman 1992-96 3352. Claudine Simard 1988-92 2153. Tonia Lloyd 1986-90 2134. Niki Cox 2001-05 1965. Jill Bittner 1994-98 1746. Nan Wagner 1985-89 1737. Kristen Evans 1991-95 1698. Shannon Schwilk 1996-00 1679. Marie Schlegel 1996-00 16210. Tara Gallagher 1984-86 160

Blocks1. Sue Richards 1982-85 2392. Tonia Lloyd 1986-90 1163. Amy Miller 1984-88# 1104. Theresa Cornish 1993-96 695. Lori Pio 1992-96 486. Vanessa Kraft 2000-03 427. Stacy Perryman 1992-96 428. Nancy Kloepping 1987-90 429. Jaymee Boehmer 1984-88 3810. Jackie Yandrisevits 2005-present 37#Miller’s blocks from 1984-85 are unavailable

ESU Career Records

Team RecordsMost Victories

25 (25-4) 2006-07 25 (25-5) 1994-95 21 (21-8) 1993-94 21 (21-7) 1984-85

Best Winning Percentage 1.000 (13-0) 1929-30 (9-0) 1940-41 (9-0) 1941-42

(last 25 years) .862 (25-4) 2006-07 .833 (25-5) 1994-95 (21-7) 1984-85 (21-8) 1993-94

Most Points in a Game 106 vs. Schuylkill College (106-0) 1927-28 104 vs. Columbia Union (104-48) 1994-95 103 vs. Penn State-Hazleton (103-30) 2006-07 102 vs. King’s (102-68) 1983-84 101 vs. Towson (101-58) 1974-75 101 vs. Trenton (101-70) 1976-77 101 vs. Concordia (101-42) 1995-96

Largest Margin of Victory 106 vs. Schuylkill College (106-0) 1927-28 83 vs. FDU-Teaneck (94-11) 1962-63 82 vs. FDU-Teaneck (93-11) 1961-62 66 vs. Temple (93-27) 1965-66 65 vs. Columbia Union (100-35) 1998-99

Postseason TournamentsPSAC Championships

2007 Semifinals at Millersville - California 59, ESU 52 Quarterfinals - ESU (H) 66, Mansfield 452006 at East Stroudsburg Quarterfinals - Kutztown 55, ESU 501996 at Slippery Rock First Round - Slippery Rock 90, ESU 771995 at East Stroudsburg Semifinals - ESU 80, Shippensburg 69 Finals - ESU 80, Clarion 711994 at California Semifinals - California 85, ESU 581989 at Kutztown First Round - Kutztown 59, ESU 521986 at Slippery Rock Semifinals - ESU 87, Lock Haven 84 (OT) Finals - Slippery Rock 74, ESU 581985 Two Sites Semifinals - ESU (H) 87, Millersville 74 Finals - Lock Haven 75, ESU 67 (at Hershey Park Arena)1984 at Shippensburg First Round - Shippensburg 65, ESU 64

1981 at Lock Haven First Round - Cheyney 73, ESU 47 Consolation - ESU 61, Edinboro 60

NCAA Division II Championships1995 First Round - ESU (H) 80, Clarion 66 Regionals - St. Rose 85, ESU 75 (at Mercyhurst)1994 First Round - ESU (H) 57, Phila. Textile 54 Regionals - Pace (H) 78, ESU 51

AIAW National Championships(including all divisions)

1974 at Kansas StateFirst Round - Southern Conn. 60, ESU 51Consolation - Western Washington 68, ESU 591973 at Queens CollegeFirst Round - ESU 66, South Carolina 59Quarters - Indiana 56, ESU 521971 at Western CarolinaFirst Round - ESU 66, Marshall 43Quarters - Mississippi Coll. 70, ESU 531970 at Northeastern UniversityFirst Round - ESU 45, Southern Illinois 42Quarters - Cal-Fullerton 43, ESU 28


ALL-TIME RECORDSYear W L T Coach 1926-391926-27 7 3 1 Genevieve Zimbar1927-28 8 2 0 Genevieve Zimbar1928-29 7 3 0 Genevieve Zimbar1929-30 13 0 0 Genevieve Zimbar1930-31 6 2 1 Genevieve Zimbar1931-32 5 1 0 Genevieve Zimbar1932-33 4 3 1 Genevieve Zimbar1933-34 10 2 0 Genevieve Zimbar1934-35 6 5 0 Genevieve Zimbar1935-36 6 3 0 Ann Oberholtzer1936-37 3 4 0 Genevieve Zimbar1937-38 10 2 0 Genevieve Zimbar1938-39 8 2 1 Genevieve Zimbar 1940-491939-40 6 2 1 Genevieve Zimbar1940-41 9 0 0 Genevieve Zimbar1941-42 9 0 0 Genevieve Zimbar1942-43 2 1 0 Genevieve Zimbar1943-44 5 2 0 Genevieve Zimbar1944-45 4 4 0 Genevieve Zimbar1945-46 6 4 0 Genevieve Zimbar1946-47 3 7 1 Genevieve Zimbar1947-48 5 3 1 Genevieve Zimbar1948-49 8 3 0 Genevieve Zimbar 1950-591949-50 7 0 2 Genevieve Zimbar1950-51 4 2 0 Genevieve Zimbar1951-52 3 2 0 Genevieve Zimbar1952-53 7 2 0 Genevieve Zimbar1953-54 5 3 0 Genevieve Zimbar1945-55 5 5 0 Genevieve Zimbar1955-56 7 2 0 Anne Venezia1956-57 8 1 0 Anne Venezia1957-58 9 1 0 Anne Venezia1958-59 7 2 0 Anne Venezia 1960-691959-60 10 1 0 Anne Venezia1960-61 6 3 0 Anne Venezia1961-62 10 2 0 Betty Hileman1962-63 9 2 0 Betty Hileman1963-64 5 4 0 Betty Hileman1964-65 4 6 0 Carole Mushier1965-66 5 3 0 Carole Mushier1966-67 7 3 0 Betty Lou Murphy1967-68 9 2 0 Betty Lou Murphy1968-69 3 5 0 Betty Lou Murphy 1970-791969-70 8 4 0 Betty Lou Murphy1970-71 13 3 0 Betty Lou Murphy1971-72 9 4 0 Betty Lou Murphy1972-73 11 4 0 Betty Lou Murphy1973-74 13 6 0 Jan Jenkins1974-75 11 6 0 Jan Jenkins1975-76 8 9 0 Jan Jenkins1976-77 9 10 0 Donna Deutsch1977-78 4 15 0 Donna Deutsch1978-79 6 12 0 Donna Deutsch

Year W L T Coach 1980-891979-80 12 10 0 Donna Deutsch1980-81 16 7 0 Donna Deutsch1981-82 11 10 0 Donna Deutsch1982-83 10 12 0 Donna Deutsch1983-84 15 12 0 Paul Flores1984-85 21 7 0 Paul Flores1985-86 15 12 0 Dave Yob1986-87 11 14 0 Dave Yob1987-88 10 17 0 Dave Yob1988-89 14 12 0 Betty Clark 1990-991989-90 10 17 0 Betty Clark1990-91 8 19 0 #Betty Clark1991-92 13 14 0 Rose Haller1992-93 16 9 0 Rose Haller1993-94 21 8 0 Rose Haller1994-95 25 5 0 Rose Haller1995-96 17 10 0 Rose Haller1996-97 12 14 0 Rose Haller1997-98 11 15 0 Rose Haller1998-99 9 17 0 Rose Haller 20001999-00 11 15 0 Rose Haller2000-01 5 21 0 Rose Haller2001-02 7 18 0 Juliene Simpson2002-03 3 24 0 Juliene Simpson2003-04 7 20 0 Juliene Simpson2004-05 11 16 0 Juliene Simpson2005-06 16 12 0 Juliene Simpson2006-07 25 4 0 Juliene SimpsonTotal 734 553 9 81 Seasons • .570 winning pct.

All-Time Coaching RecordsCoach W L T Pct. SeasonsGenevieve Zimbar 175 69 9 .709 28 Seasons (1925-55)Ann Oberholtzer 6 3 0 .667 1 Season (1935-36)Anne Venezia 47 10 0 .825 6 Seasons (1956-61)Betty Hileman 24 8 0 .750 3 Seasons (1961-64)Carol Mushier 9 9 0 .500 2 Seasons (1964-66)Betty Lou Murphy 60 25 0 .706 7 Seasons (1966-73)Jan Jenkins 32 21 0 .604 3 Seasons (1973-76)Donna Deutsch 68 76 0 .472 7 Seasons (1976-83)Paul Flores 36 19 0 .655 2 Seasons (1983-85)Dave Yob 36 43 0 .456 3 Seasons (1985-88)Betty Clark 30 40 0 .429 3 Seasons (1988-91)#Rest of 1991 Season 2 8 0 .200Rose Haller 140 128 0 .522 10 Seasons (1991-01)Juliene Simpson 69 94 0 .423 6 Seasons (2001-07)Total 734 553 9 .558 81 Seasons (1926-07)#Assistant Coaches Terry VanDusen and Sandy Miller coached team for last ten gamesafter Betty Clark’s death.

1994-95 PSAC Championship Team


LETTERWINNERS/OUTSTANDING PLAYERS

Name YearsLisa Adams 1984-86Mary Addvensky 1986Alyssa Antolick 2007Sharon Archer 1972-74Amanda Ault 2006Tiffany Barnes 2000-02, 04Jen Beasley 1986-87Jean Beleski 1977-78Tara Bending 1980-81Brooklyn Betts 2003-04Jen Birk 1987, 89-90Jill Bittner 1995-98Jaymee Boehmer 1986-88Patricia Bracken 1975-77Marian Braine 1971-73Lynn Breedy 1971Colleen Brennan 1975-76Lisa Bross 1984Jhazmin Brown 2007Denise Burdick 1975Stephanie Burge 2004-05Amanda Buss 1997-00Keri Cahill 2006-07Nicole Calla 1990Barbara Campbell 1974-75Colleen Case 1986-88Pauline Case 1971-74Gaye Chapman 1991-94Tami Chapman 1980Billie Christie 1987Kelly Coen 1996-97, 99Starr Cooper 1980Theresa Cornish 1994-95Niki Cox 2002-05Cheyenne Davidson 2004Becky Davis 1993Beth Delay 1982-84Alexa Detzi 2007Pamela Dietz 1971

Doris Draving 1975-77Lori Dutt 1975Shannon Ellis 2007Roberta Evangelista 1984-85Kristen Evans 1992-95Barb Ewart 1977-78Jennifer Farrell 2003Kathleen Flores 1975, 77Kathy Flynn 1980Monika Fogelsanger 2005-07Tara Gallagher 1985-86Sheila Gallagher 2005-07Shelly Garlach 2001-04Margaret Garrick 1971-72Lee Ann Gaugler 1975Judith Gayle 1976Michelle Geiger 1996-99Julie Geist 1995-98Judy Gembe 1984Michelle Gilbert 1991Jasmine Gittens 2003-06Leslie Godfrey 1978Rachel Gordon 2002Donna Gostony 1983-85Lori Gruver 1980-83Kathy Hall 1978, 80-81Lynn Hancock 1985-87Gail Hawk 1981Pam Helt 2001-02Marianne Herrity 1973-76Lisa Howell 2003Pam Howerter 1991Megan Huntington 1995-99Kelly Hutchison 2000-01Marge Isaac 1991-93Amy Jones 2004-07Janel Klinger 1992-93Nancy Kloepping 1989Diane Kopp 1983, 85Vanessa Kraft 2002-03

Christina Krah 1975-76Stephanie Kuhn 2000-01Brittany Lacey 2005-07Maria Langendoerfer 1988Shelly Lappi 1995Laura Lenio 1987-90Gabrielle Lisella 1982-84Tonia Lloyd 1987-90Marianne Lynch 1977Cheryl MacDade 1972-74Deborah Martin 1974Nicole McCarthur 1989-91Maggie McLaughlin 1991-94Maggie McLoughlin 2000Amy Miller 1985-88Rose Mohl 1983-85Beth Moran 1978, 80Patt Mulroy 1980-81Caterina Naziri 1990-91Colleen Newman 1988-89Bridget O’Kane 1991Maryellen Onofre 2004-07Gena Orlowski 1999Marianne Pagano 1976Diane Pashinski 1978Claudia Pavlak 1972Stacy Perryman 1993-96Michelle Pilenza 2000-02Lori Pio 1993-96Patty Ratchko 1979-81DeAnna Rayam 2007Beth Reinert 1989Sue Richards 1983-85Nancy Roberts 1978Megan Ross 1999-02Jacqueline Rushing 1982-83Deb Saeger 1986-87Donna Schellenberger 1976-77Marie Schlegel 1997-00Susan Schneck 1982-83

Rosemarie Schwartz 1976-78Shannon Schwilk 1997-00Amanda Sechrist 1997Kristi Setaro 1995Claudine Simard 1989-92Jennifer Simpson 2004-05Shannon Simpson 2006Lauren Sipple 1997-99Tammy Smith 1979-80, 82Renee Smola 1996Diane Snow 1976-77Faith Snyder 1997-99Heather Sorber 1990-91Kristi Streightiff 2005, 07Melissa Swain 1993-96Dana Thompson 2001-02Kim Trainor 1977-79Sheila Tranguch 1972Judy Tuman 1989-90Melanie Villano 2007Nan Wagner 1986-89Ellen Walsh 1978-79Jess Wapinsky 2002Susan Warchola 1975-76Katie Wear 2002-03Nancy Weaver 1971-74Kelly Wellman 2007Anne Wenninger 1977Courtney White 1990-93Heather Wolfe 2001-03Marilee Wolfe 1982-83Karen Wood 1980-82Jill Wynings 1991Jackie Yandrisevits 2006-07Bonnie Yatcilla 1986-87Janice Youorski 1984-85Diane Yunginger 1978-81

Warrior Letterwinners (1971-2007)

Team’s Outstanding Player Award (1960-2007)1960 Pat Fisher1961 Mary Lou Seasock1962 Suzanne Schotta1963 Christine Albright1964 Virginia Sheffy1965 Connie Van Housen1966 Connie Van Housen1967 Veronica Maurek1968 Paulette Gebert1969 Lynn Breedy1970 Lynn Breedy1971 Lynn Breedy1972 Marian Braine1973 Marian Braine1974 Cheryl MacDade1975 Marianne Herrity

1976 Marianne Herrity1977 Doris Draving1978 Ellen Walsh1979 Di Yunginger1980 Beth Moran1981 Di Yunginger1982 Tammy Smith1983 Lori Gruver1984 Janice Youorski1985 Rose Mohl1986 Tara Gallagher1987 Nan Wagner1988 Amy Miller1989 Tonia Lloyd1990 Tonia Lloyd1991 Claudine Simard

1992 Claudine Simard1993 Gaye Chapman1994 Gaye Chapman1995 Stacy Perryman1996 Melissa Swain1997 Jill Bittner1998 Michelle Geiger1999 Shannon Schwilk2000 Shannon Schwilk2001 Kelly Hutchinson2002 Tiffany Barnes2003 Niki Cox2004 Niki Cox2005 Niki Cox2006 Maryellen Onofre2007 Alyssa Antolick

TV/RADIO ROSTER

Coaching Staff

#4 KRISTEN MURRAYG, 5-10, FR.

HARRISBURG/TRINITY

#5 JHAZMIN BROWNG, 5-7, SO.

EASTON/EASTON

#10 ALEXA DETZI F, F/C, 6-1, SO.

PEN ARGYL/FREEDOM

#11 KERI CAHILLG, 5-7, JR.

NEW FOUNDLAND/NORTH POCONO

#13 SHEILA GALLAGHERG, 5-10, SR.HAVERFORD/

ARCHBISHOP CARROLL

#20 MEL VILLANOG, 5-6, SO.

BETHLEHEM/FREEDOM

#21 PHELAN LIVINGSTONG, 5-5, FR.

NEWTOWN, N.J./KITTATINNY

#22 KARLA CARDONAG/F, 6-0, R-FR.

ALLENTOWN/ALLEN

#23 RACHEL GRIMESG/F, 6-1, FR.

WILMINGTON, DEL./A.I. DUPONT

#24 BRITTANY LACEYG, 5-9, SR.

CATASAUQUA/CATASAUQUA

#32 DEANNA RAYAMG, 5-8, SO.

BETHLEHEM/FREEDOM

#33 SHANNON SIMPSONF, 5-10, JR.

STROUDSBURG/STROUDSBURG

#40 CASEY STANTONF/C, 6-1, FR.

ENOLA/CUMBERLAND VALLEY

#42 AMANDA PAVALKOG, 5-8, FR.

GIRARDVILLE/NORTH SCHUYLKILL

#43 JACKIE YANDRISEVITSG, 5-9, JR.

WIND GAP/NAZARETH

#45 MONIKA FOGELSANGERF, 6-0, SR.

STATE COLLEGE/STATE COLLEGE

JULIENE SIMPSONHEAD COACH

DIANE DECKERASSISTANT COACH

JASON TAYLORVOLUNTEER ASSISTANT

MONICA PETERSONGRADUATE ASSISTANT

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2007-08 Women’s Basketball Schedule

Nov. 16-17 Fri.-Sat Bloomsburg Huskies Tip-Off ClassicNov. 16 Fri. vs. USP 6:00

Nov. 17 Sat. vs. Caldwell 1:00

Nov. 28 Wed. PHILADELPHIA U. 6:00Dec. 1 Sat. at Lock Haven 1:00

Dec. 2 Sun. at Shippensburg 1:00

Dec. 7-8 Fri.-Sat 43rd Annual ESU TournamentDec. 7 Fri. SETON HILL 6:00Dec. 8 Sat. DOWLING 6:00Dec. 18 Tues. EDINBORO 6:00Dec. 19 Wed. SLIPPERY ROCK 6:00Jan. 5 Sat. CLARION 1:00Jan. 6 Sun. IUP 1:00Jan. 9 Wed. MORAVIAN 7:00Jan. 12 Sat. at California 1:00

Jan. 16 Wed. *CHEYNEY 6:00Jan. 19 Sat. USP 1:00Jan. 23 Wed. *BLOOMSBURG 6:00Jan. 26 Sat. *at WEST CHESTER 1:00Jan. 30 Wed. *at Mansfield 5:30

Feb. 2 Sat. *at Millersville 1:00

Feb. 6 Wed. *KUTZTOWN 6:00Feb. 13 Wed. *at Cheyney 6:00

Feb. 16 Sat. *West Chester 1:00

Feb. 20 Wed. *at Bloomsburg 6:00

Feb. 23 Sat. *MILLERSVILLE 1:00Feb. 27 Wed. *MANSFIELD 6:00March 1 Sat. *at Kutztown 1:00

March 4 Tues. PSAC Quarterfinals

March 7 Fri. PSAC Semifinals

March 8 Sat. PSAC FinalsHOME GAMES WHITE TYPE ON RED

*PSAC East Games

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