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The Edinboro women’s basketball toured Taiwan in early August, playing a series of five exhibition games in theprocess. The traveling party included head coach Stan Swank, assistant coach Callie Wheeler, nine members of the200910 team, plus Rebecca Acuna, the wife of Edinboro University president Dr. Jeremy Brown, and Amy Neil,Edinboro’s Assistant Vice President for Communications and Marketing.

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Table of Contents} Coaching StaffHead Coach Stan Swank . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 45Assistant Coach Callie Wheeler . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6} Team Information & Player ProfilesQuick Facts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1201011 Preview . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23Shawayna Morel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8Renee’ Brown . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9Micki Cerchiaro . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10Raven Metz . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .11Samantha Blazetic . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .12Kerry Connolly . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .13Allison Saccani . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .14Kiara Brown . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .14Darche’ Jackson . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .15Katie Collins . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .15Laurel Lindsay . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .16Hope Mancini . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .16Meghyn Patterson . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .17Morgyn Patterson . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .17201011 Roster/Roster Breakdown . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .18201011 Schedule . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Back Cover} Season Review200910 in Review . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20200910 Results & Statistics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .21The PSAC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2223200910 Box Scores . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2429Remembering Samantha Reimer and Kelsey Conklin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .30} HistoryAllTime Coaches Records . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6YearByYear Records . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32Edinboro in 100Point Games . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .32Individual & Team Records . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .33Career Records . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3435Season Records . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .36371,000Point Club . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3839Yearly Leaders . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4041AllTime Scores . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4245AllTime vs. Opponents . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46Edinboro’s AllAmericans . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .47PSAC Honor Roll . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .48AllTime Team . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .48Edinboro in the NCAA Division II Playoffs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .48} Edinboro UniversityEdinboro University Profile . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . IBC

General InformationLocation ...................................................................................... Edinboro, PA Founded .................................................................................................... 1857Enrollment .............................................................................................. 8,781Nickname ................................................................................ Fighting ScotsColors .......................................................................................... Red & WhiteArena ................................................................ McComb Fieldhouse (3,500)Affiliation ............................................................................................ NCAA IIConference..........................................................Pennsylvania State AthleticPresident ...................................................................... Dr. Jeremy D. BrownAthletics Director .......................................................... Bruce BaumgartnerAthletic Dept. Phone .............................................................. (814) 7321823Head Coach ............................................................ Stan Swank (Purdue ‘76)

Record at Edinboro ........................................................ 388255, 23 yearsCareer Record.................................................................. 388255, 23 years

Office Phone ............................................................................ (814) 7321826Assistant Coach ............................................ Callie Wheeler (Edinboro ‘06)Office Phone ..............................................................................(814) 7321827 Director of Sports Information ................................................ Bob Shreve

Office Phone ........................................................................ (814) 7321834Home Phone ........................................................................ (814) 8333379Fax ........................................................................................ (814) 7322596EMail .................................................................... [email protected]

SID Mailing Address .............................................. 130 McComb Fieldhouse455 Scotland Road

Edinboro, PA 16444Internet Address .............................................. www.gofightingscots.com2009–10 Record ........................................................................................ 1612PSAC West Record/Finish .................................................................. 77/4thLetterwinners Returning/Lost ..................................................................6/4Starters Returning/Lost ..............................................................................3/2Returning AllPSAC .................. Renee’ Brown (2nd team AllPSAC West)

CreditsThe 201011 Edinboro University Women’s BasketballMedia Guide was written and designed by the EUPSports Information Department, Bob Shreve, Director,with assistance from graduate assistants ChristopherKeeney and Kevin Fiorenzo. Photography by CoryByknish, Amanda Rogerson, Mike Gallagher, BobWheeler, Bruce Bennett, Dave Medvec, and DaveMiller.

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Edinboro women’s basketball coach StanSwank knew the day would come when he wouldhave to replace Samantha Reimer and KelseyConklin. The veteran coach had a plan in mind,building around the duo with solid recruiting classesthe last two years and then potentially hitting thelottery this year with a haul of seven newcomers.

Reimer and Conklin finished as the first andfifth alltime leading scorers, respectively, and ledEdinboro to a 1612 record and a berth in the PSACTournament a year ago. But Swank enters the201011 campaign, his first without the two fouryear starters, with a team that he feels “might beone of the most exciting young teams since I’vebeen here”.

“It has a lot of potential,” he beamed. “Everyday you see them do something spectacular. Theymake mistakes because of youth, but every dayyou see something, and it is somebody differentevery day.

Replacing 3,483 career points isn’t easy, andSwank admits that is one of his concerns. “Thething I always knew was that Sam and Kelseywould score points,” Swanks stressed. “I’m notreal concerned, but I guess if I were to pick an area,it’s that we do have people who can score, they’rejust not proven.”

However, the athleticism and depth exhibitedby this team should make up for all the numbersproduced by Reimer and Conklin. “I think ourbiggest strength is our athleticism,” related Swank.“We have the ability to run and jump. This is a muchquicker team with a lot more depth. Injuries and illness will always impact you, but so far we haven’tmissed a beat. It gives you great competition inpractice.

A year ago Edinboro ranked third in the PSACin scoring at 75.7 ppg. While the Fighting Scots maynot hit that figure this year, Swank expects a bigimprovement on the defensive end, where a yearago Edinboro ranked tenth (64.6 ppg.).

“I think we’ll be a much stronger team defensively,” Swank commented. “We’ll score off thedefense.”

Another concern of Swank’s is a direct offshoot of one of his strengths – depth. Keeping 14talented players happy won’t be easy. “That is a bigconcern,” he admitted. “We have 14 players, andit’s tough to keep 14 players happy. We’ll play a lotof people, but not 14 every game. With the schedule we have, a lot of games will be closer.Solidifying team chemistry will be important.”

Speaking of the schedule. “I think our schedule is the toughest we’ve ever played,” notedSwank. “Every game is a Division II game. Havingsat on the Atlantic Region Selection Committee, Ilearned you can’t afford to play Division III andNAIA teams. That was our primary consideration.”

With that in mind the Fighting Scots will openthe season in the Ferris State Tourney against apair of Great Lakes Intercollegiate AthleticConference foes. On Saturday, November 20 theFighting Scots play Ferris State. The next day theywill square off against Northwood.

That’s followed by five games against WestVirginia Intercollegiate Athletic Conference teams,mixed in with a game against an Urbana team thatfinished 1710 a year ago. The home opener is slated for Monday, December 6 against Davis & Elkins.

Edinboro will end the 2010 portion of its campaign in the Fairmont State New Year’s Classic. Infact, the Fighting Scots have a New Year’s Evegame against the host Falcons, who were 2210 lastyear.

“The Fairmont State tournament will be particularly tough,” Swank pointed out.

As 2011 dawns the Fighting Scots will playtheir final 18 games against PSAC teams, beginningwith four crossover games. A road trip to easternPennsylvania the second weekend of January willbe particularly interesting, as Edinboro plays atWest Chester (1910) on January 8 and atMillersville (256) on January 9.

The PSAC West figures to be particularly difficult again. Gannon went 371 a year ago andreached the NCAA Division II semifinals, and theyear before that it was California(Pa.) reaching theElite Eight. The Vulcans were 248 last year. Throwin an Indiana(Pa.) team that was 1710 a year agoand it will make for a tough conference campaign.

“The PSAC West is always an extreme challenge,” Swank concluded. “Every night you haveto play. You don’t get a night off. In past years youwould have a night off. Now you have to fightevery game. It’s a persevere situation.”

Swank hopes that an August exhibition swingthrough Taiwan will help this team grow togetherand mature quicker, even though the newcomerswere not eligible to make the trip.

“The trip helped a lot from different standpoint, he related, mentally as well as physically.From a confidence standpoint, from understanding some other types of basketball, plus learningfrom other teams.”

In particular, Swank pointed out that the onegame the Fighting Scots won featured players whowould be playing this year in at the end of thegame. “That was by design,” noted Swank. “Wewanted the returnees in at the end of a close gameto get them that experience.”

Here’s a look at the 201011 Fighting Scots:

BACKCOURTSwank must find replacements for alltime

leading scorer Samantha Reimer and Casey Heller,who started seven games a year ago and was a keythreepoint threat. He will have plenty of options,although proven scoring is definitely lacking. Alltold the trio of returnees Raven Metz, ShawaynaMorel and Kerry Connolly have 335 career points.

While a host of talented newcomers figure toprovide the point production, the three returningveterans will have a great impact. Metz is the mostexperienced of the threesome after transferringfrom Niagara in January 2009. The 5’6” juniorappeared in all 28 games a year ago, with 15 starts.A player with great energy, she averaged 5.0 ppg.and 4.0 rpg. While averaging just under 19 minutesper game, she ranked eighth in the PSAC steals,totaling 68.

Morel is a 5’8” senior who joined the Edinboroprogram a year ago after transferring fromHagerstown Community College. She played in 28gamesd, with eight starts, averaging 2.7 ppg. and2.7 rpg. She will serve as a cocaptain.

“Shawayna and Raven us with strongdefense,” assessed Swank. “They apply pressureand attack defensively.”

“Kerry is a playmaker/shooting guard, whoshoots the three well,” noted Swank. “We’reworking on her being more consistent.”

While playing in all 28 games a year ago, the5’7” sophomore saw limited action as a true freshman, averaging just under nine minutes per game.She averaged 2.3 ppg. with 37 assists and making 13of 54 threepointers.

Five newcomers figure to greatly bolster thebackcourt. Leading the way is Kiara Brown, atransfer from California(Pa.) who was actually oneof the top freshmen in the PSAC West a year ago.The 5’7” sophomore played in 26 games for theVulcans and averaged just under 20 minutes per

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Renee’ Brown earned second team All-PSAC West honors after averaging 12.9

points and 7.7 rebounds.

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game. She ended the year averaging 8.1 ppg., fifthon the team, and that number was particularlyhigher earlier in the year when she reached doublefigures in nine of the first 15 games before seeingher playing time limited the second half of the year.Brown shot a respectable 42.8 percent from thefloor and made 28 of 83 threepointers. She wasalso excellent at the free throw line at 82.9 percent(29 of 35).

“Kiara started early in the year for Cal andthen was in and out of the lineup,” stated Swank.“She can be a bit streaky. She is a solid allaroundplayer who is excellent defensively. She had atremendous high school career and was one of thebest rookies in the PSAC.”

Darche’ Jackson was a prolific scorer in highschool who originally went to Youngstown Statebefore leaving the Penguins program. The 5’6”redshirt freshman is a welcome addition to theEdinboro program.

“Wow,” exclaimed Swank. “Darche’ has thepotential to be a great, great player. She hasincredible skills. She can shoot the three, pull upand hit the jumper. The thing that is going to surprise people is her jumping ability. She has verydeceiving jumping ability.”

Jackson played her senior season of highschool basketball at Penn Hills High School whereshe averaged 14.9 ppg. Prior to that she starred atWilkinsburg High School, where as a junior she ledthe WPIAL in scoring with an eyeopening 33.8 ppg.and was named the Associated Press Class AA player of the Year. All told, she scored over 1,000 pointsin her career.

Three true freshmen all bring plenty of skills tothe roster. Like Jackson, Hope Mancini was a prolific scorer at Mayfield High School. In fact, shebecame just the 43rd girl in OHSAA history to score2,000 points. The 5’8” guard tied Kaayla Chones asthe northeast Ohio area alltime leading scorer with2,044 points. She was named a Division I first teamAllOhio performer and was also named theDivision I Northeast Ohio Player of the Year. That allcame after she averaged 25.2 points, 4.0 rebounds,3.7 assists and 3.8 steals for the Wildcats.

“Obviously she can score with over 2,000points in high school,” related Swank. “She canshoot the three and she has a quick release. Thebest thing is she is a great competitor.”

Another Ohio standout, Katie Collins, joinedMancini on the NewsHerald First Team while playing at Chardon High School. She’s 5’8”, as well, andaveraged 21 points, 10.5 rebounds and 5 steals as asenior. Collins eclipsed the 1,000point mark atChardon.

“Katie is an excellent defensive player,”Swank stated. “She gets in the ballhandlers face.She has surprised offensively. She has reallyworked on her shot.”

Last, but certainly not least, is Laurel Lindsay,who at 5’11” brings plenty of size to the backcourt.Lindsay played at South Park High School whereshe played for former men’s basketball standoutReggie Wells. She was schooled well, as she wasnamed the WPIAL AAA Section 4 Player of the Yearas a senior when she averaged 15.0 ppg. and 6.4

rpg. A threetime first team allsection choice, shescored 1,289 career points and averaged over 13points for her career.

“Laurel is a quiet force,” Swank smiled. “Shedoesn’t make mistakes, she’s a smart player, andshe is deceiving. She is fundamentally sound, and isanother player who can shoot the three.”

“We have quite a bit of depth,” stressedSwank. “I’m comfortable with any one of them.We will get into a rotation.”

FRONTCOURTTo say that Edinboro doesn’t have a proven

score is not really true. While she has been the thirdoption her first two seasons, Renee’ Brown is anoutstanding player who has already scored 663points in two seasons.

After being named the PSAC West Freshmanof the Year in 200809, the 5’11” junior was accorded second team AllPSAC West honors last year.That came after she finished third in scoring at 12.9ppg. and was the team’s leading rebounder (7.7rpg.). The latter figure was good for 11th in thePSAC, and she ranked ninth in free throw percentage at 81.0 pct. (81 of 100). Brown is an allaround performer who made 23 of 77 threepointers, blocked 24 shots, and was secondon the team in steals with 67, ranking ninth inthe conference.

“Renee’ can play inside or outside,”remarked Swank. “She’s a good athlete whoruns the floor. She has really matured.”Swank looks for Brown to be regarded as oneof the top players in the PSAC West this year.

Samantha Blazetic was one of the youngplayers Swank brought in a year ago. The 6’3”center didn’t disappoint, averaging 8.0 ppg.and 6.0 rpg. while leading the PSAC in blockedshots with 69. She started 18 games as Swankbrought her along slowly. Look for her learning curve to rise this year.

“Blaze is much stronger than last year,”Swank pointed out. “She runs the floor welland is a big presence at 63. I think she benefitted from the Taiwan trip more than anyone.She developed a lot of confidence. In theearly practices she looks very good.”

Micki Cerchiaro is a 5’11” junior who isbest described as a bluecollar player. As afreshman she started 25 games and averaged6.9 ppg. and 6.6 rpg. She was relegated to areserve role a year ago but proved very valuable with 5.1 ppg. and 4.5 rpg., shooting 48.5percent from the floor (47 of 97) with 47steals and 25 blocks.

“Micki is a player who can play inside orout,” related Swank. “She’s come ready toplay this year. The big thing is she is healthy.Last year she was ill early on. She’s in greatshape. She’s playing well and looks reallystrong.”

This trio is joined by redshirt freshman

Allison Saccani and twin sisters Meghyn andMorgan Patterson, a pair of freshmen fromnearby Strong Vincent High School. Saccani isa 6’3” center who was still recovering fromknee surgery suffered late in her senior season of high school and sat out the season.

“Allison is getting in shape,” Swank commented. “She’s progressing. Because of herattitude and drive she is constantly improving.Around the basket she has really goodhands.“

“The biggest surprise is the twins,”gushed Swank. “They have unlimited potential. They are very athletic and have extraordinary potential. They’re young and they needto learn, but they are much better than anticipated. They are developing rapidly.”

The Patterson duo helped lead StrongVincent to the 2010 District 10 championship.The team finished the year at 185 after bowing out to eventual PIAA Class AAAA statechampion Mount Lebanon.

Morgyn was a first team Region 7 AllStar who finished second in scoring forStrong Vincent at 10.4 ppg and pulled down5.0 rpg, a mark which was third for theColonels. Meghyn edged her with 5.4 rpg,second on the team, tied for the team leadwith 26 blocks, and chipped in 6.0 ppg.Meghyn was named a second team Region 7AllStar.

Samantha Blazetic lede the PSAC with69 blocked shots as a freshman.

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Stan Swank24th YearPurdue ‘76

Now in his 24th season, Stan Swank has broughta winning tradition toEdinboro University. Thewinningest coach in FightingScot women's basketball history, Swank has had 17 winning seasons during his 23year tenure while compiling a388255 overall mark.

Swank enters the 201011campaign 21st among activeDivision II coaches in winswith 388, and ranks 50th incareer winning percentage(.603). Swank and WestChester coach Deirdre Kanehave been at their respectivePSAC schools longer than any

other coaches in the conference. Edinboro women's basketball has enjoyed eight 20win seasons, with

Swank directing the Fighting Scots to six of those. All told, six of his FightingScot editions have reached the NCAA Division II playoffs, with Edinboro qualifying for the PSAC postseason tournament fifteen times. On seven of thoseoccasions the Fighting Scots have advanced to the championship game, winning the PSAC title in 198990. In the NCAA Division II Tournament, Swank hasguided Edinboro to the Final 32 twice, the Sweet 16 and the Elite Eight.

After a twoyear absence from the PSAC Tournament the Fighting Scotsreturned a year ago behind a combination of several veterans and some exciting newcomers. With alltime leading scorer Samantha Reimer and fifth alltime leading scorer Kelsey Conklinleading the way, Edinboro posted a 1612 record, including 77 in PSAC Westplay.

Edinboro faced toprankedGannon in the first round of the playoffs. The Fighting Scots put a scareinto the Lady Knights twice during theregular season, and did so again beforefinally falling 8167 in a game that wasmuch closer than the fional score indicated.

Two years ago a young Edinboroteam that started three freshmen attimes concluded the year with a 1314record, the first losing campaign since200102. However, Swank put in placethe foundation for a very successfulfuture, as evidenced by last year’simprovement.

In 200708 the Fighting Scots finished with a 1710 record yet failed tomake the PSAC Tournament. In a yearthat found the PSAC Western Divisionvery strong, Edinboro’s 66 leaguemark was only good for fifth in the division.

The year before that Edinborowas 1414 but finished fourth in thePSAC West to qualify for the confer

ence playoffs. That despite featuring a starting five that included two freshmen. The PSAC playoff appearance was Edinboro’s 10th in the last 12 years.

The 200506 Edinboro edition added to Swank’s legacy. The FightingScots advanced to the PSAC Championship game for the first time since the199798 season, winning playoff contests over Indiana(Pa.) and Kutztown.Edinboro met California(Pa.) in the title game, and battled the defendingchampions down to the wire before the Vulcans hit four free throws in thefinal seven seconds for a 6359 win.

Edinboro advanced to the NCAA Playoffs for the first time since that199798 campaign. Charleston(WV) handed the Fighting Scots a 7162 defeat,ending the Boro’s season at 2110. The 21 wins represented the most since 23wins in 199798.

Swank's 200405 Fighting Scots posted their second straight 1810ledger, finishing fourth in the PSAC West. Edinboro jumped out to a 142record, capped by an eightgame winning streak. The year before Edinborosurprised the rest of the PSAC by going 1810 to finish third in the PSAC West.Three of the losses came to national champion California(Pa.), along with setbacks to nationallyranked West Texas A&M and Emporia State.

After enduring just his fourth losing season in 200102 with a 1214 record,Swank guided his 200203 edition to a 1612 record. Picked to finish fifth in thepreseason coaches poll, the Fighting Scots tied for third to return to postseason action.

In 200001, Swank led a young outfit which had to replace Jessica Roweand Marin Hightower to a surprising 1710 finish. The veteran coach employeda variety of tactics to take advantage of his entire roster, including inserting hisentire second team en masse for the starters. The Scots qualified for the PSACTournament. Despite a losing record in 19992000 (1314), the Fighting Scotsreached the PSAC Tournament.

Swank came to Edinboro in 1987 after an outstanding career as headcoach at Parkland (IL) Junior College, where he recorded an impressive 10420overall mark.

His first Edinboro squad finished 1411 overall, barely missing the PSACplayoffs. Building off the previous year's success, the 198889 team capturedthe PSAC Western Division crown, compiling a 216 overall record. Swank waschosen PSAC West Coach of the Year as the program won 20 games for thefirst time in nearly a decade.

The Scots repeated as PSAC West champions in 198990 and won the

Stan Swank’s Year-by-Year Record at EdinboroPSAC West

Year Record Pct. Record Highlights198788 1411 .560 66 (4th)198889 216 .778 102 (1st) PSAC West Champs/PSAC Runnerup198990 273 .900 111 (1st) NCAA Qualifier/PSAC Champions199091 819 .296 111 (7th)199192 228 .733 84 (2nd) NCAA Qualifier/PSAC Runnerup199293 1812 .600 93 (2nd) NCAA Qualifier/PSAC Runnerup199394 1015 .400 111 (7th)199495 1511 .577 75 (3rd)199596 1513 .536 66 (4th) PSAC Tournament 199697 249 .750 102 (T1st) NCAA Elite 8 Qualifier/PSAC Runnerup199798 238 .742 93 (2nd) NCAA Qualifier/PSAC Runnerup199899 1610 .616 57 (5th)199900 1314 .481 66 (4th) PSAC Tournament 200001 1710 .630 75 (4th) PSAC Tournament 200102 1214 .461 48 (T5th)200203 1612 .571 66 (T3rd) PSAC Tournament200304 1810 .643 66 (4th) PSAC Tournament200405 1810 .643 57 (4th) PSAC Tournament200506 2110 .677 75 (3rd) PSAC Run nerup/NCAA Qualifier200607 1414 .500 66 (4th) PSAC Tournament200708 1710 .630 66 (5th) 200809 1314 .481 410 (6th)200910 1612 .57123 Seasons 388-255 .603 Six NCAA Tournaments/Fourteen PSAC

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PSAC tournament for the first time ever. Edinboroalso advanced to the NCAA Division II national tournament, winning its first NCAA playoff game in history to advance to the Sweet 16. The team finishedwith a schoolrecord 27 wins, and Swank was namedPSAC West Coach of the Year for the second straightseason.

Swank's 199192 team finished 228 overall andwas the PSAC runnerup. The Scots also madeanother appearance in the NCAA national tournament. The Fighting Scots again finished second inthe PSAC in '9293 and appeared in the national tournament for the third time in four years. After a twoyear hiatus, Swank's 199596 team returned to thepostseason, as the Scots finished 1513 overall.Edinboro beat PSAC East trichampion Kutztown inthe opening round of the PSAC tournament.

Edinboro was the PSAC West cochampion andthe PSAC tournament runnerup in 199697, withSwank once again earning Coach of the Year honors.The Scots then posted three victories in the NCAAtournament to win the East Regional title and earn aberth in the NCAA Elite Eight. Edinboro finished theyear 249, the second highest win total in school history.

The '9798 Fighting Scot squad also made a runin the NCAA Playoffs after finishing as the runnerupin the PSAC Tournament. Edinboro defeated theUniversity of Charleston before suffering an 8878loss to PSACrival Shippensburg in the NCAA's.

The Fighting Scots jumped out to a 90 start in

199899 and were ranked 16th in the USA TodayWBCA Division II poll. Ravaged by injuries, Edinborodropped 10 of its next 17 contests, finishing the year1610 and missing the PSAC playoffs.

During his tenure Swank has had 43 AllPSACperformers, two PSAC West Rookie of the Yearrecipients, and seven Kodak AllAmericans. He hasreceived numerous honors, being named the PSACWest Coach of the Year four times and EdinboroUniversity's Coach of the Year twice.

Swank played baseball while attending PurdueUniversity and earned his bachelor's degree inPhysical Education in 1976. He completed work onhis master's degree in Educational Administration atPurdue in 1979. He embarked on his head coachingcareer at Fisher High School in Illinois, where his boysteam compiled a 3914 record in two seasons.

In 1983, he moved on to Parkland JuniorCollege, where his Cobra team won four consecutivesectional championships and finished second twice,and third once, in the NJCAA Region 24.

Swank and his wife Gail have two sons, Stan II,27, and Benjamin, 23, and reside in Edinboro. Gailreceived her master’s degree in EducationAdministration from Edinboro and is currently theprincipal at Corry Middle School. Stan II also graduated from Edinboro with his bachelor’s degree inComputer Science. He is currently a commercialpilot. Benjamin is a senior on the football team atEdinboro and is a threeyear starter at free safety.

Swank vs. the PSACBloomsburg ................................ 107California(Pa.) ............................ 2229Cheyney ..........................................90Clarion ..........................................2622East Stroudsburg..........................110Gannon ..........................................05Indiana(Pa.) ..................................2128Kutztown ......................................110Lock Haven ..................................3514Mansfield .................................... 122Mercyhurst ....................................31Millersville ......................................45Shippensburg ..............................2026Slippery Rock................................2324West Chester..................................84

Winningest ActiveDivision II Coaches

By Victories1. Barbara Stevens, Bentley ..........................7932. Curt Fredrickson, Northern St. ..................6713. Nancy Winstel, Northern Kentucky..........6364. Tom Shirley, Philadelphia ..........................5925. Lonnie Bartley, Fort Valley St. ....................5726. David Smith, Bellarmine ..............................5517. Glenn Wilkes Jr., Rollins..............................5328. Gene Steinmeyer, Northwest Mo. St. ......5149. David Slifer, Central Missouri St. ..............493

Mary Fleig, Millersville ................................49311. Claudette Charney, Hillsdale......................46612. Robert Skinner, Albany St. (GA)................45613. Margaret “Gie” Parsons, Clarion ..............42314. Dave Krauth, Augustana (SD) ....................42115. John Reynolds Jr., Florida Tech..................41716. Deidre Kane, West Chester........................40817. Sherry Winn, Charleston (WV)..................40518. Kathy O’Neil, Mass.Lowell ........................40219. Carmen Dolfo, Western Washington ......39820. Lynn Ullom, West Liberty ..........................39021. STAN SWANK, EDINBORO..........................38822. Kelly Kruger, Adams State..........................38123. Kip Drown, ColoradoSt. Pueblo ..............36824. Sally Brooks, Angelo State ........................36225. Scott Ballard, Winona State ......................359

Head CoachHead CoachEdinboro Women’s Basketball 2010-11


All-Time Coaches Records} CHRONOLOGICAL ORDERCoach Years Seasons Games W L Pct.Judy Sauer 196680 14 228 160 68 .702Kathleen Lipkovich 198083 3 69 28 41 .406Monica Pellman 198387 4 99 43 56 .434Stan Swank 1987present 23 643 388 255 .603Totals - 4 Head Coaches 1966-2009 43 1039 619 420 .596

} BY WINSCoach Years W L Pct.Stan Swank 1987present 388 255 .603Judy Sauer 196680 160 68 .702Monica Pellman 198387 43 56 .434Kathleen Lipkovich 198083 28 41 .406

} BY WINNING PERCENTAGECoach Years W L Pct.Judy Sauer 196680 160 68 .702Stan Swank 1987present 388 255 .603Monica Pellman 198387 43 56 .434Kathleen Lipkovich 198083 28 41 .406

Callie Wheeler4th YearEdinboro ‘06

Former Fighting Scot standout Callie Iorfido, now CallieWheeler following her marriage thissummer, was named Stan Swank’sassistant coach in September 2007.It marked the first coaching positionfor Iorfido.

“I am so excited to have such anextraordinary person return to ourprogram,” related Swank upon herhiring. “Callie was a great player during her days at Edinboro and willnow return to impart her knowledge of the game to our players. Itis very exciting that she has anunderstanding of our system bothon and off the court. She will know

first hand about the PSAC and what it takes to be successful in the WesternDivision.

“Ultimately, she will be a spectacular role model as a former greatplayer and as an excellent student,” Swank continued. “It will be excitingto have her involved in the recruitment of future players. She will be a hugeasset having played and gone to school here. She is the prime example of‘Great Things Happen Here’!”

Wheeler, a native of Ambridge, PA, played for the Fighting Scots from200206, and ranks as one of the alltime greatest players in Edinboro history. She became Edinboro’s sixth Kodak/WBCA AllAmerican, and first since199900, as she earned honorable mention AllAmerican honors. Thatcapped a brilliant senior season in which she was named the PSAC WestAthlete of the Year and was a first team AllPSAC West selection. In addition, she was selected as the Nancy Acker Award winner in 2006.

The 5’5” guard finished as Edinboro’s secondleading scorer at 12.5ppg. as a senior, and also added 5.1 rpg. More importantly, she set a schoolrecord with 249 assists while turning the ball over just 89 times. She led thePSAC in both assists and steals, finishing with 95 in the latter category.

Edinboro had had just one tripledouble in its history prior to 200506,when Wheeler accomplished the fete twice. The first came against SetonHill (20 points, 11 rebounds, 14 assists), followed by 29 points, 14 reboundsand 10 assists in her final home appearance vs. Shippensburg.

As a junior, Iorfido earned second team AllPSAC West accolades afteraveraging 10.4 ppg. and handing out 225 assists, along with recording 91steals. The assists ranks third alltime. She led the Fighting Scots to a 2110record that season, along with the team’s first berth in the NCAA Division IIPlayoffs since 1998.

Wheeler likely ranks at the top in a long line of standout point guardsat Edinboro. While not taking over as the starter until her junior season, sheconcluded her career with 682 assists, despite missing the final sevengames of the 200304 campaign due to an injury. That figure is second alltime in the PSAC. In addition, Wheeler finished with 283 career steals, a figure which ranks fourth alltime at Edinboro. She fell just shy of reaching1,000 points for her career, finishing with 932.

The Iorfido name has made quite an impact in Edinboro athletics. Herfather Rich was a standout linebacker for the Edinboro football team from197072, and wasinducted into theAthletic Hall of Fame inApril 2007. Younger sister Mandie was astnadout catcher onthe softball team, and atwotime AllPSAC Westperformer.

A native ofAmbridge, PA, Wheelerreceived her Bachelorof Science degree inPhysical Education inDecember 2006, alongwith a minor inCoaching. She graduated with a 3.46 GPA.

She was marriedto Dan Wheeler on July10, 2010 and the coupleresides in Edinboro.

Judy Sauer

Assistant CoachAssistant CoachEdinboro Women’s Basketball 2010-11


2010-11 Fighting Scots

} Section ContentsShawayna Morel ................................................8Renee’ Brown ....................................................9Micki Cerchiaro ................................................10Raven Metz ......................................................11Samantha Blazetic ..........................................12Kerry Connolly ................................................13Allison Saccani ................................................14Kiara Brown ....................................................14Darche’ Jackson ..............................................15Katie Collins ....................................................15Laurel Lindsay..................................................16Hope Mancini ..................................................16Meghyn Patterson ..........................................17Morgyn Patterson ..........................................172010-11 Roster ................................................18Pronunciation Guide ......................................18

Former transfer from Hagerstown(Md.)Community College who has assumed a leadership role on the team and will serve as a cocaptain … adds speed and defense to the backcourt… should be a key performer this year with herability to pressure the ball ... intelligent playerwith a great desire to win … displays great character.

} 2009-10Played in all 28 games, making eight starts …averaged 2.7 ppg. and 2.7 rpg. in 15.5 minutes pergame … despite the limited minutes had 37steals … shot 35.8 percent from the floor (29 of81) and was at 59.1 percent from the line (13 of22) … led team in rebounding once, pullingdown 7 at Lock Haven … scored in double figures once with 14 points in first meeting withGannon … came off the bench to make 6 of 9field goals and 2 of 2 free throws … scored 9points at Slippery Rock … added 7 points, a seasonhigh 8 rebounds, and 4 assists againstWashington Adventist, along with 7 points and 4steals vs. Mansfield … recorded seasonhigh 7steals vs. Thiel.

} At Hagerstown CCPlayed two years at Hagerstown CC, with team

winning 44 games during that period ... finishedas the secondleading scorer (9.7 ppg.) and leading rebounder (9.6 rpg.) a year ago for theHawks, along with a teamhigh 81 assists ... teamfinished 1812 last year ... appeared in all 30games, shooting 38.4 percent from the floor (113of 294) and 58.0 percent from the line (58 of100) ... was third on the team in assists with 87 ...in 200708, Hawks finished sixth in the NJCAAwith a 264 record ... played in 28 games, averaging 5.4 ppg. and was second in rebounding with6.3 rpg... shot 32.7 percent from the floor (53 of162) and 62.9 percent from the line (44 of 70) ...led team with 61 steals.

} High SchoolPlayed at North Hagerstown High School, whereshe was a threeyear starter for head coachBarry Brown ... earned allconference honors.

} PersonalBorn July 19, 1989 … full name is ShawaynaShanay Morel ... Criminal Justice major with a3.05 GPA … daughter of Jacqueline Ballard ...has two sisters and a brother … nickname isWayna.

24 Shawayna MorelGuard 5’8” Senior

Hagerstown, MD North Hagerstown HS

} Career HighsPoints: 14 vs. Gannon, 1/27/10Rebounds: 8 vs. Washington Adventist, 12/13/09Field Goals Made: 6 vs. Gannon, 1/27/10Field Goals Attempted: 9 vs. Gannon, 1/27/103Pt. Field Goals Made: 1 on four occasions3Pt. Field Goals Attempted: 2 on four occasionsFree Throws Made: 3 vs. Clarion, 2/27/10; vs.

Washington Adventist, 12/13/09 Free Throws Attempted: 4 vs. Clarion, 2/27/10; vs.

Lock Haven, 2/6/10; vs. Washington Adventist, 12/13/09

Assists: 4 vs. Washington Adventist, 12/13/09Steals: 7 vs. Thiel, 11/24/09Blocks: 1 vs. Concord, 1/6/10; vs. Bellarmine 12/22/09;

vs. Daemen, 11/17/09

The 2010-11 Fighting ScotsThe 2010-11 Fighting ScotsEdinboro Women’s Basketball 2010-11


Shawayna Morel’s Career at EdinboroYear GGS FGFGA Pct. 3FG3FGA Pct. FTFTA Pct. Reb. Avg. A TO BL ST PFD Pts. Avg.200910 288 2981 .358 416 .250 1322 .591 76 2.7 38 43 3 37 460 75 2.7



Highlytouted recruit who has not disappointed ... a former twotime allstate selection whowas named the 2009 PSAC West Freshman ofthe Year and then last year was a second teamAllPSAC West selection ... named to 201011 preseason AllPSAC West squad … an excellentathlete who can score inside or outside and isalso a very good rebounder ... runs the floorwell and has matured as a player.

} 2009-10Earned second team AllPSAC West accoladesafter averaging 12.9 ppg. and 7.7 rpg. in just over24 minutes per game … was third on the teamin scoring and led the Scots in rebounding …one of three players to start all 28 games … shot39.8 percent from the floor (128 of 322) and wasninth in the PSAC in free throw percentage at81.0 percent (81 of 100) … made 23 of 77 threepointers (29.9 pct.) … ranked second on theteam and ninth in the PSAC in steals with 67,along with tied for third in blocked shots (24) …led team in scoring five times, including three ofthe last four games, and was the top rebounderon 12 occasions … had seven doubledoubles …scored in double figures in 23 of 28 games andhad eight games with doublefigure rebounds …notched a careerhigh 25 points against SlipperyRock, adding 14 rebounds, including 10 on theoffensive end … had 19 points and 11 reboundsat Mercyhurst along with 18 points and a careerhigh 15 boards vs. Indiana(Pa.) … recorded 5steals against Clarion and Lock Haven.

} 2008-09Was named the PSAC West Freshman of theYear after finishing as team’s thirdleading scorerand rebounder ... played in all 27 games, with 25starts ... averaged 11.2 ppg. and 5.7 rpg. whileshooting 39.0 percent from the floor (104 of267), including 23 of 75 in threepointers (30.7percent), and 72.0 percent from the line (72 of

100) ... was third on the team in steals with 44and had 21 blocked shots, good for a tie forfourth ... led the team in scoring four times andwas the top rebounder five times ... scored indouble figures in 14 times had two doubledoubles ... that included 10 points and a seasonhigh14 rebounds at Indiana(Pa.) ... scored a seasonhigh 22 points vs. Central State, making 6 of 11field goals, including 2 of 5 threepointers, andwas 8 of 9 from the line ... scored 21 points onthree occasions, against Bowie State,Mercyhurst, and in the season finale vs. Clarion ...hit gamewinning free throws with 8.8 secondsremaining in 8179 win over Bowie State ... wasnamed the PSAC West Freshman of the Weekseven times.

} High SchoolPlayed for legendary coach De Porucznik atMount Alvernia Catholic High School, leading theLions to the PIAA Class A state championshipgame ... Mount Alvernia suffered a 4034 loss toMarian Catholic in the title game ... had 34 pointsand 11 rebounds in 7468 overtime win over previously undefeated Monessen in WPIAL Class Achampionship game ... averaged 16.0 ppg. as asenior to earn Associated Press first team AllState honors ... was a WPIAL AllSection 4 choiceand named to Fab Five ... also earned AllStateand AllRegion recognition as a junior as theLions reached the PIAA Class A quarterfinals ...played two years at Greater Works Christian HighSchool, and was named MVP of TriCountyChristian League as a sophomore after averaging18 points and 10 rebounds.

} PersonalBorn September 9, 1990 ... full name is Renee’Barbara Ann Brown … majoring in Health &Physical Education with a minor in Coaching ...daughter of Renee’ and Cardell Brown Sr... hasone brother and one sister.

Renee’ Brown 32Guard/Forward 5’11” JuniorPittsburgh, PA Mount Alvernia Catholic HS

} Career HighsPoints: 25 vs. Slippery Rock, 1/16/10Rebounds: 15 vs. Indiana(Pa.), 2/24/10Field Goals Made: 8 vs. Slippery Rock, 1/16/10; vs.

Mercyhurst, 1/21/09Field Goals Attempted: 21 vs. Slippery Rock, 1/16/103Pt. Field Goals Made: 4 vs. East Stroudsburg,

1/10/103Pt. Field Goals Attempted: 6 vs. Kutztown,

1/9/10; vs. Merrimack, 12/21/09; vs. FerrisState, 11/21/09

Free Throws Made: 11 vs. Bowie State, 11/16/08 Free Throws Attempted: 12 vs. Mercyhurst,

1/20/10; vs. Bowie State, 11/16/08Assists: 4 vs. Mansfield, 1/3/09; vs. Bloomsburg,

1/4/09; vs. Mercyhurst, 2/11/09Steals: 5 vs. Lock Haven, 2/6/10; vs. Clarion,

1/30/10; vs. AldersonBroaddus, 11/15/08Blocks: 4 vs. Mansfield, 1/2/10

Renee’ Brown’s Career at EdinboroYear GGS FGFGA Pct. 3FG3FGA Pct. FTFTA Pct. Reb. Avg. A TO BL ST PFD Pts. Avg.200809 2725 104267 .390 2375 .307 72100 .720 153 5.7 32 92 21 44 764 303 11.2200910 2828 128322 .398 2377 .299 81100 .810 215 7.7 19 52 24 67 916 360 12.9Career 55-53 232-589 .394 46-152 .303 153-200 .765 368 6.7 51 144 45 111 167-10 663 12.1



After enjoying an excellent freshman campaign had an upanddown sophomore season,in part due to injuries and illness … comesback in great shape and looks very strong … asmart player who is a tough inside performerbut has the ability to step out and hit thejumper ... best quality may be her ability torebound ... possesses a great attitude and is ahardnosed player … provided a formidableonetwo punch with Renee’ Brown as a freshman.

} 2009-10Key reserve who played in all 28 games withone start … averaged 5.1 ppg. and 4.5 rpg.,fourth on the team, in just over 18 minutes percontest … short a teamleading 48.5 percentfrom the floor (47 of 97) and made 48 of 69free throws (69.6 pct.) … was second on theteam with 25 blocked shots and third in stealswith 47 … led team in scoring once and wasthe top rebounder four times … scored in double figures twice, including a seasonhigh 17point effort against East Stroudsburg … added8 rebounds vs. the Warriors while making 5 of6 field goals and 7 of 8 free throws … scored10 points vs. Washington Adventist … had seasonbest 9 rebounds against Merrimack andIndiana(Pa.) on two occasions … blocked 4shots vs. Slippery Rock and had careerbest 7steals vs. Thiel … added 5 steals againstMercyhurst.

} 2008-09Appeared in all 27 games, with 25 starts ... finished as fourthleading scorer at 6.9 ppg., andranked second in rebounding at 6.6 rpg... shot

40.9 percent from the floor (63 of 154) ... rankedthird on the team in assists with 47 and wasfourth in steals with 41 ... led team with 36blocked shots ... led team in rebounding tentimes ... scored in double figures in seven games,including a careerhigh 19 point against SouthernIndiana, making 7 of 9 field goals and 5 of 6 freethrows, along with 9 rebounds ... added 16points vs. CarsonNewman on 6 of 8 field goals,including a three, and 3 of 6 free throws ... hadone of two doubledoubles against Wayne State,scoring 13 points and pulling down a careerhigh15 rebounds ... had 10 points and 10 reboundsagainst Lock Haven, adding 5 blocked shots ...blocked a careerhigh 6 shots at Clarion ... wasnamed the PSAC West Freshman of the Weekthree times.

} High SchoolA standout at Our Lady of the Sacred Heart HighSchool where she played for head coach DonEckerle ... concluded her career with 1,414 pointsand 723 rebounds ... averaged 12.0 points, 8.5rebounds and 3.5 assists as a senior, helpingChargers finish 263 ... Chargers won two WPIALchampionships and two section titles ... was anAllSection 2 selection all four years and namedto Pittsburgh PostGazette Fab Five ... Chargerswere 207 junior year ... was named Our Lady ofthe Sacred Heart Athlete of the Year as a senior... also a standout in volleyball, earning AllStatehonors twice, and started two years in softball.

} PersonalBorn November 17, 1989… full name is Micki LeaCerchiaro ... Secondary Education major with a3.17 GPA … daughter of Janet and TerryCerchiaro … has one sister.

34 Micki CerchiaroGuard/Forward 5’11” Junior

Pittsburgh, PA Our Lady of the Sacred Heart HS

} Career Highs Points: 19 vs. Southern Indiana, 11/22/08Rebounds: 15 vs. Wayne State, 11/30/08Field Goals Made: 7 vs. Southern Indiana, 11/22/08Field Goals Attempted: 12 vs. Wayne State,

11/30/08; vs. Charleston (WV), 12/6/083Pt. Field Goals Made: 1 vs. Charleston(WV),

12/6/08; vs. CarsonNewman, 12/12/083Pt. Field Goals Attempted: 3 vs. Charleston

(WV), 12/6/08 Free Throws Made: 7 vs. East Stroudsburg, 1/10/10Free Throws Attempted: 9 vs. Lock Haven, 2/7/09Assists: 5 vs. AldersonBroaddus, 11/15/08;

vs. Bloomsburg, 1/4/09Steals: 7 vs. Thiel, 11/24/09Blocks: 5 vs. Lock Haven, 1/14/09

Micki Cerchiaro’s Career at EdinboroYear GGS FGFGA Pct. 3FG3FGA Pct. FTFTA Pct. Reb. Avg. A TO BL ST PFD Pts. Avg.200809 2725 63154 .409 211 .182 5795 .600 177 6.6 47 33 36 41 804 185 6.9200910 281 4797 .485 00 .000 4869 .696 126 4.5 20 31 25 47 612 142 5.1Career 55-26 110-251 .438 2-11 .182 105-164 .640 303 5.5 67 64 61 88 141-6 327 5.9



Joined the Fighting Scots in January 2009after transferring from Niagara, where she wasredshirting ... strong defender with excellentquickness who continues to work on heroffensive game … brings great energy to thegame … has the ability to pressure and attackdefensively.

} 2009-10Started 15 contests while playing in all 28games … averaged 5.0 ppg. and 4.0 rpg…shot 38.5 percent from the floor (52 of 135)and 59.6 percent from the line (34 of 57) …had a teamhigh 68 steals despite averagingjust under 19 minutes per game, ranking eighthin the PSAC in steals … led team in reboundingonce … scored in double figures on threeoccasions, with a careerhigh 12 points againstLock Haven and Gannon … matched careerhigh with 7 rebounds in the Lock Haven …pulled down 7 rebounds against Merrimackand Indiana(Pa.), as well … scored 10 points infirst meeting with Gannon … had careerhigh10 steals in just 17 minutes against WashingtonAdventist.

} 2008-09Transferred to Edinboro in January from Niagara,where she had not played ... appeared in 16

games, with five starts, averaging 15.0 minutes ...averaged 2.8 ppg. and 3.2 rpg. with 14 assists and14 steals ... led Fighting Scots in reboundingonce, pulling down 7 boards in seasonendingloss to Clarion ... also scored seasonhigh 8 pointsin the same game, making 3 of 6 field goals and2 of 2 free throws ... had 7 points and 7 reboundsin second meeting with Slippery Rock, alongwith 7 points and 5 rebounds in first Clariongame ... handed out seasonhigh 5 assists vs.California(Pa.)

} High SchoolPlayed for coach Phil Shar at West Mifflin HighSchool, where she was named the 200708WPIAL Player of the Year ... helped Titans to runnerup spot in WPIAL Class AAA playoffs, as theyadvanced to PIAA quarterfinals, finishing with a265 record ... named to WPIAL allconferenceteams as a junior and senior ... a fouryear starterwho scored over 1,000 career points ... memberof the 2008 Kenny Durant AllStar team ... alsocompeted in track & field for the Titans ...

} PersonalBorn May 19, 1990 … full name is RavenCorinne Terese Metz … Business/CriminalJustice major … daughter of Nichelle Metz …has three sisters.

Raven Metz 21Guard 5’6” JuniorWest Mifflin, PA West Mifflin HS

Raven Metz’ Career at Edinboro Year GGS FGFGA Pct. 3FG3FGA Pct. FTFTA Pct. Reb. Avg. A TO BL ST PFD Pts. Avg.200809 165 2066 .303 115 .067 412 .333 51 3.2 14 41 2 14 341 45 2.8200910 2815 52135 .385 111 .091 3457 .596 113 4.0 39 53 1 68 843 139 5.0Career 44-20 72-201 .358 2-26 .077 38-69 .551 164 3.7 53 94 3 82 118-4 184 4.2

} Career HighsPoints: 12 vs. Gannon, 2/17/10; vs. Lock Haven, 2/6/10Rebounds: 7 on five occasionsField Goals Made: 5 vs. Gannon, 2/17/10; vs. Gannon,

1/27/10 Field Goals Attempted: 11 vs. Lock Haven, 2/6/10;

vs. Slippery Rock, 2/14/093Pt. Field Goals Made: 1 vs. Slippery Rock, 2/13/10;

vs. Slippery Rock, 2/14/093Pt. Field Goals Attempted: 4 vs. Slippery Rock,

2/14/09Free Throws Made: 6 vs. Indiana(Pa.), 2/3/10Free Throws Attempted: 8 vs. Lock Haven, 2/6/10;

vs. Indiana(Pa.), 2/3/10Assists: 5 vs. California(Pa.), 2/21/09Steals: 10 vs. Washington Adventist, 12/13/09Blocks: 1 vs. Slippery Rock, 1/16/10; vs. California(Pa.),

2/21/09; vs. Clarion, 1/31/09

True post player who provides a huge presence inside at 6’3” … an earlysignee whomade an immediate impact as a freshman andhas a bright future … runs the floor very wellfor her size and is a great shot blocker …much stronger than a year ago and maybe theplayer who benefitted the most from the tripto Taiwan, where she developed a lot of confidence … head coach Stan Swank feels she hasa chance to be one of the top post players inprogram history id she continues to improve.

} 2009-10One of the top freshman in the PSAC, starting18 games as a freshman while appearing in all28 games … was named the PSAC WestFreshman of the Week three times … averaged 8.0 ppg., fourth on the team, and wasthird in rebounding with 6.0 rpg. despite playing just over 22 minutes per game … shot 43.0percent from the floor (102 of 237) and was 20of 31 from the line (64.5 pct.) … led the teamwith 69 blocked shots, leading the PSAC andranking 11th in Division II … led team in scoringonce and was the top rebounder four times …had two doubledoubles, falling just shy of atriple double with a careerhigh 20 points along

with 10 rebounds and 8 blocked shots againstClarion … made 10 of 13 field goals against theGolden Eagles … had 14 points and a seasonhigh 14 rebounds vs. Washington Adventist …added 17 points and 8 rebounds vs. Mansfield… scored in double figures in ten games in all… blocked at least one shot in 24 of 28 games.

} High SchoolA fouryear starter for head coach Paul Force atEastlake North High School who finished with1,168 career points and 685 rebounds ... as asenior averaged 18.0 ppg. and 9.5 rpg. with 117blocks, helping the Rangers to a 156 finish andearning allconference honors ... scored in double figures in 21 of 22 games as a senior, andhad 11 doubledoubles ... as a junior, averaged15.2 ppg. and 9.6 rpg, with 81 blocks, and camein at 15.2 ppg. and 8.0 rpg. as a sophomore,with 41 blocks.

} PersonalBorn December 7, 1990 … full name isSamantha Madeline Blazetic … undeclaredmajor … daughter of Linda and ThomasBlazetic ... has four sisters and two brothers ...sister Amanda played basketball at NotreDame(Oh.) College.

44 Samantha BlazeticForward/Center 6’3” Sophomore

Eastlake, OH Eastlake North HS

Samantha Blazetic’s Career at EdinboroYear GGS FGFGA Pct. 3FG3FGA Pct. FTFTA Pct. Reb. Avg. A TO BL ST PFD Pts. Avg.200910 2818 102237 .430 11 1.000 2031 .645 168 6.0 15 27 69 15 701 225 8.0

} Career HighsPoints: 20 vs. Clarion, 1/30/10Rebounds: 14 vs. Washington Adventist, 12/13/09Field Goals Made: 10 vs. Clarion 1/30/10Field Goals Attempted: 15 vs. Washington

Adventist, 12/13/093Pt. Field Goals Made: 1 vs. Lock Haven, 1/13/103Pt. Field Goals Attempted: 1 vs. Lock Haven, 1/13/10Free Throws Made: 4 vs. Clarion, 2/27/10Free Throws Attempted: 6 vs. Clarion, 2/27/10Assists: 2 vs. Indiana(Pa.), 2/24/10; vs. Lock Haven,

1/13/10; vs. Thiel, 11/24/09 Steals: 3 vs. Mansfield, 1/2/10; vs. Thiel, 11/24/09Blocks: 8 vs. Clarion, 1/30/10



Former allstate performer in high schoolwho is a combo guard, able to play the pointor the wing ... was inconsistent as a freshmanbut has displayed the ability to shoot thethreepointer well.

} 2009-10Played in all 28 games, with one start … averaged just under nine minutes a game, with 2.3ppg. … added 37 assists with just 27 turnovers… shot just 21.1 percent from the floor (18 of85) but was better from beyond the threepoint arc at 24.1 percent (13 of 54) … made 15of 21 threepointers (71.4 percent) … scored aseasonhigh 10 points in her first career game,playing 11 minutes against Daemen … made 4of 6 field goals and was 2 of 4 on threepointers … had 9 points and seasonhigh 5 assistsvs. Thiel … scored 7 points against Merrimack,going 7 of 8 from the free throw line, and alsohad 7 points in overtime loss to Indiana(Pa.).

} High SchoolEnjoyed an illustrious career at StoRox HighSchool where she departed as the school’s alltime leading scorer with 1,154 points ... played forcoach Caroline Palermo ... earned third team

PIAA Class AA AllState honors as a senior afteraveraging 14.9 ppg... led the Vikings to a 282record and the WPIAL District 7 Class AA championship ... added 3.6 rpg., 4.7 assists per gameand 4.9 steals per game as StoRox reached thePIAA quarterfinals ... also holds school recordsfor career assists (356) and season assists (131),and career steals (371) and season steals (136) ...was named to the Pittsburgh PostGazette FabFive West as a senior and was an AllSectionchoice as a junior and senior ... also named toPittsburgh Tribune Review 2009 WPIAL TerrificTen and was the Beaver County Times Player ofthe Year for Section 6AA and an AllSectionchoice her final three years... averaged doublefigures all four years, including 12.2 ppg. as ajunior, 13.6 ppg. as a sophomore, and 12.8 ppg.as a freshman ... also a fouryear starter in softball who helped Vikings to 2006 WPIAL Class AAchampionship ...

} PersonalBorn December 19, 1990 … full name is KerryLynn Connolly … Health & Physical Education Human Performance major … has three sisters… nickname is Ker Bear … uncle ThomasConnolly played basketball at Washington &Jefferson.

Kerry Connolly 10Guard 5’7” SophomoreMcKees Rocks, PA Sto-Rox HS

} Career HighsPoints: 10 vs. Daemen, 11/17/09Rebounds: 3 vs. Slippery Rock, 1/16/10Field Goals Made: 4 vs. Daemen, 11/17/09Field Goals Attempted: 7 vs. Bloomsburg, 1/3/103Pt. Field Goals Made: 2 on four occasions3Pt. Field Goals Attempted: 7 vs. Bloomsburg,

1/3/10Free Throws Made: 7 vs. Merrimack, 12/21/09 Free Throws Attempted: 8 vs. Merrimack,

12/21/09Assists: 5 vs. Thiel, 11/24/09 Steals: 3 vs. Thiel, 11/24/09



Kerry Connolly’s Career at EdinboroYear GGS FGFGA Pct. 3FG3FGA Pct. FTFTA Pct. Reb. Avg. A TO BL ST PFD Pts. Avg.200910 281 1885 .212 1354 .241 1521 .714 20 0.7 37 27 0 8 270 64 2.3



One of two 6’3” post players head coachStan Swank added to the roster a year ago ...sat out the 200910 season while continuing torecover from a knee surgery after sufferinginjury in 2009 PIAA playoffs … Swank feels shecan provide a big, strong inside presence asshe continues to work on her conditioning …has good hands around the basket and isworking hard.

} 2009-10Redshirted.

} High SchoolPlayed for former Edinboro assistant coach Lou

Zadecky at Yough High School ... was a twoyearstarter for the Cougars ... averaged a doubledouble as a senior with 14 ppg. and 15 rpg... finished third in career rebounds with 1,028, trailingcareer leader and former Edinboro standout KimVay ... scored 882 career points ... earned WPIALsecond team allsection honors as a junior ... alsostarted in lacrosse for three seasons.

} PersonalBorn May 1, 1991 … full name is Allison RaeSaccani … Political Science major … daughterof Suzi Saccani … has one sister.

52 Allison SaccaniCenter 6’3” Freshman

West Newton, PA Yough HS

Transfer from California(Pa.) who has threeyears of eligibility remaining … was one of thebetter freshmen in the PSAC a year ago and asolid allaround player … can be streaky attimes but is a good threepoint shooter and anexcellent defensive player … had tremendoushigh school career at Ambridge High School,where Edinboro assistant coach Callie (Iorfido)Wheeler played.

} At California(Pa.)Played in 26 games for the Vulcans a year ago,starting six games, averaging just over 19 minutes per game … redshirted in 200809 …helped Cal finish with a 248 record and reachthe NCAA Playoffs … averaged 8.1 ppg., fifthon the team, along with 1.8 rpg… shot 42.8percent from the floor (77 of 180) and made 28of 83 threepointers (33.7 pct.) … shot a teamleading 82.9 percent from the line (29 of 35) …had 23 assists and 36 steals … scored in double figures in 12 games, including a seasonhigh19 points against Shippensburg … made 7 of 11field goals, including 4 of 6 threepointers, vs.

the Lady Raiders … scored 18 points againstNorthwood … had 10 points in first meetingwith Edinboro … turned in strong outings inNCAA playoffs with 14 points and 6 reboundsagainst Virginia State and 11 points vs.Millersville … was named the PSAC WestFreshman of the Week once.

} High SchoolPlayed for head coach Kim Tirik at AmbridgeHigh School, where she was a threeyearstarter … averaged 27 points and 3 steals as asenior … earned allstate and allconferencehonors in addition to being named to thePittsburgh PostGazette Fab Five … scored1,437 career points for the Bridgers … also participated in track & field.

} PersonalBorn July 2, 1990 … full name is Kiara SherelleBrown … nickname is KiKi … SportsAdministration major … daughter of NakiahBrownLawrence and David Lawrence … hastwo brothers and a sister.

12 Kiara BrownGuard 5’7” Sophomore

Ambridge, PA Ambridge HS

Kiara Brown’s Career at California(Pa.)Year GGS FGFGA Pct. 3FG3FGA Pct. FTFTA Pct. Reb. Avg. A TO BL ST PFD Pts. Avg.200910 266 77180 .428 2883 .337 2935 .829 47 1.8 23 37 0 36 370 211 8.1

In first year at Edinboro after attendingYoungstown State a year ago … left thePenguins before the season started … outstanding scorer who has deceiving jumpingability … head coach Stan Swank notes thatshe has the potential to be a “great, greatplayer” … possesses incredible skills … canshoot the three or dive and hit pullup jumper.

} High SchoolStarted high school career at Wilkinsburgbefore moving on to Penn Hills High School asa senior … eclipsed the 1,000point plateau asa junior and scored over 1,600 points in hercareer … named the Pittsburgh TribuneReviewFemale Athlete of the Week on Feb. 18 afterscoring 28 points in Penn Hills’ upset ofNorwin, 5653, in the first round of the ClassAAAA playoffs … helped Indians to first playoff win in 13 years, scoring 24 of 28 points insecond half to rally team from 16point halftime deficit … played for the WPIAL against

the Ohio AllStars in the Kenny Durrett Classic… as a senior averaged 14.9 ppg… as a juniorat Wilkinsburg averaged 33.8 ppg. to lead theWPIAL and earn Associated Press Class AAPlayer of the Year honors … was also aPittsburgh PostGazette Fab 5 selection … thelofty scoring average was the highest in theWPIAL since 1990 … scored 56 points on Jan.31, 2008 against Ellis School, the 13thhighestsinglegame point total ever in the WPIAL …also scored 54 points against Shady SideAcademy earlier in the month, reaching 1,000career points in the process … had 47 points inJanuary against South Allegheny … earnedsecond team Class AA WPIAL Section 4 AllStaraccolades as a sophomore.

} PersonalBorn May 15, 1991 … full name is Darche’ MarieJackson … nickname is Dar … Criminal Justicemajor … daughter of Darlene Kirkland andLeonard Jackson … has two sisters.

Darche’ Jackson 3Guard 5’6” Freshman (r)Pittsburgh, PA Penn Hills HS



Former high school and AAU rival of fellowrecruit Hope Mancini, the duo are now part ofan outstanding recruiting class … excellentdefensive player who gets in the ballhandlersfaces … worked on shot over the summer andhas been a surprise offensively.

} High SchoolFormer standout at Chardon High Schoolwhere she played for head coach DarrelHaskins … fouryear starter who averaged 21points, 10 rebounds, 5 assists and 4 steals as asenior to earn first team allconference honors… a 2010 special mention AllOhio choice and

NewsHerald first team selection … as a junioraveraged 17.4 ppg. along with 6 rebounds, 4.5steals and 2.5 assists … became just the fourth1,000point scorer in school history … helpedthe Hilltoppers to two conference championships, along with reaching the district semifinals … also a threeyear starter in volleyball.

} PersonalBorn February 21, 1992 … full name is KathryneEllyn Collins … Nursing major … daughter ofGwyn Manning and Phil Collins … has one sister.

Katie Collins 1Guard 5’8” FreshmanChardon, OH Chardon HS

Prolific high school scorer with over 2,000points … headlines an outstanding recruitingclass for the Fighting Scots … great competitor who shoots the threepointer well … has aquick release … will compete for immediatetime in the backcourt … united with Chardon’sKatie Collins, who was her high school andAAU rival.

} High SchoolWas a fouryear starter for head coach TonyWare at Mayfield High School, helpingWildcats to 6723 record during that period …was accorded 2010 first team Division 1 AllOhio honors as a senior after averaging 25.2ppg. along with 4 rebounds and 3.7 assists and3.8 steals … was named the Northeast OhioConference MVP and was the NewsHeraldPlayer of the Year, leading the Wildcats to a 14

8 finish … was a fourtime first team AllNortheast Ohio Conference selection …became just the 43rd girl in OHSAA history toscore 2,000 points … tied Kaayla Chones asthe northeast Ohio area alltime leading scorerwith 2,044 points, ranking 34th alltime …broke the school’s career scoring record previously held by former Gannon and currentAkron coach Jodi Kest … also set singlegamescoring record with 43 points … as a junioraveraged 23.8 points, 3.3 assists and 4.4 stealsas the Wildcats were 186 and finished as thedistrict runnerup … selected to play inNorth/South AllStar Game.

} PersonalBorn January 17, 1992 … full name is HopeStephanie Mancini … PreLaw major … daughter of Ava and Vince Mancini … has one sister.

23 Hope ManciniGuard 5’8” Freshman

Mayfield Heights, OH Mayfield HS



Another of the outstanding recruits broughtin this year … described as “a quiet force: byhead coach Stan Swank … very intelligentplayer who doesn’t make mistakes … a verydeceiving player who can shoot the three andis fundamentally very sound … at 5’11” bringssize to the backcourt.

} High SchoolPlayed for former Clarion University men’s basketball standout Reggie Wells at South ParkHigh School … was named the WPIAL AAASection 4 Player of the Year as a senior whenshe averaged 15.0 ppg. and 6.4 rpg… three

time first team allsection choice who scored1,289 career points and averaged over 13points for her career … also averaged 7.6rebounds, 4.0 steals and 2.1 blocks for hercareer … helped Eagles win WPIAL championship in 2008 and make WPIAL playoffs allfour years …averaged 15 points and 7rebounds as a junior, 11 points and 5 reboundsas a sophomore and 10 points as a freshman.

} PersonalBorn January 17, 1992 … full name is LaurelLeigh Lindsay … Nursing major … daughter ofBrenda and Ted Lindsay … has one brotherand one sister.

22 Laurel LindsayGuard/Forward 5’11” Freshman

South Park, PA South Park HS

Joins twin sister Morgyn as a freshman onthe Fighting Scots … very athletic performer… head coach Stan Swank feels both haveunlimited potential … a raw player who needsto learn, but has been described as much better than anticipated early on … developingvery rapidly.

} High SchoolAttended Northwest Pennsylvania CollegiateAcademy and played at nearby Strong VincentHigh School for head coach Lance Brown,where she started two seasons in basketballand also a fouryear starter in soccer andexcelled in track & field … earned ten lettersin all … along with twin sister Morgyn led theColonels to an 185 finish a year ago, bowingout to eventual PIAA Class AAAA state champion Mount Lebanon in the PIAA playoffs …Colonels won firstever District 10 champi

onship and firstever PIAA playoff game, a 4238 victory over Bethel Park at Edinboro’sMcComb Fieldhouse … averaged 6.0 ppg. andwas second on the team in rebounding at 5.4per game to earn second team AllRegion 7accolades … shot 49 percent from the floorbut was just 5 of 14 from the line … had 26blocked shots and 26 steals … averaged 3.7ppg. and 3.7 rpg. as a junior as the Colonels finished with a 177 record … helped soccer teamto firstever appearance in District 10 playoffs.

} PersonalBorn January 2, 1992 … full name is MeghynLaShail Patterson … undeclared major …daughter of Tiffany and Wayne Patterson …father is assistant director of human resourcesand labor relations at Edinboro … has two sisters, with twin sister Morgyn also a freshmanon the Fighting Scots.

Joins twin sister Meghyn as a freshman onthe Fighting Scots … head coach Stan Swankfeels both have unlimited potential … a rawbut very athletic player who needs to learn butis developing quickly … has been described asmuch better than anticipated early on.

} High SchoolAttended Northwest Pennsylvania CollegiateAcademy and played at nearby Strong VincentHigh School for head coach lance Brown,where she was a fouryear starter in basketballand also a standout in soccer and track & field… earned ten letters in all … along with twinsister Meghyn led the Colonels to an 185 finisha year ago, bowing out to eventual PIAA ClassAAAA state champion Mount Lebanon in thePIAA playoffs … Colonels won firsteverDistrict 10 championship and firstever PIAAplayoff game, a 4238 victory over Bethel Park

at Edinboro’s McComb Fieldhouse … was afirst team Region 7 AllStar … finished secondin scoring for Strong Vincent at 10.8 ppg andpulled down 5.0 rpg., ranking third on theteam … shot 56 percent from the floor and 54percent from the line … had 47 steals and 22blocked shots … as a junior averaged 7.2 ppg.and 7.2 rpg. as Colonels finished at 177 …helped soccer team to firstever appearance inDistrict 10 playoffs … a twotime AllDistrict 10player who scored over 100 career goals …earned allstate honors as a sophomore.

} PersonalBorn January 2, 1992 … full name is MorgynLaShaun Patterson … undeclared major …daughter of Tiffany and Wayne Patterson …father is assistant director of human resourcesand labor relations at Edinboro … has two sisters, with twin sister Meghyn also a freshmanon the Fighting Scots.

Meghyn Patterson 25Forward 6’0” FreshmanErie, PA Strong Vincent HS

Morgyn Patterson 20Forward 6’0” FreshmanErie, PA Strong Vincent HS





No. Name Pos. Ht. Yr. Hometown/High School/Last School44 Samantha Blazetic F/C 63 So. Eastlake, OH/Eastlake North12 Kiara Brown G 57 So. Ambridge, PA/Ambridge/California(Pa.)32 Renee’ Brown G/F 511 Jr. Pittsburgh, PA/Mount Alvernia Catholic34 Micki Cerchiaro G/F 511 Jr. Pittsburgh, PA/Our Lady of the Sacred

Heart1 Katie Collins G 58 Fr. Chardon, OH/Chardon

10 Kerry Connolly G 57 So. McKees Rocks, PA/StoRox3 Darche’ Jackson G 56 Fr.r Pittsburgh, PA/Penn Hills/Youngstown State

22 Laurel Lindsay G/F 511 Fr. South Park, PA/South Park23 Hope Mancini G 58 Fr. Mayfield Heights, OH/Myfield21 Raven Metz G 56 Jr. West Mifflin, PA/West Mifflin/Niagara24 Shawayna Morel G 58 Sr. Hagerstown, MD/North Hagerstown/

Hagerstown CC25 Meghyn Patterson F 60 Fr. Erie, PA/Strong Vincent20 Morgyn Patterson F 60 Fr. Erie, PA/Strong Vincent52 Allison Saccani C 63 Fr.r West Newton, PA/Yough

HEAD COACH: Stan SwankASSISTANT COACH: Callie Wheeler CAPTAINS: Renee’ Brown and Shawayna Morel

Numerical Roster

1 Katie Collins G3 Darche’ Jackson G

10 Kerry Connolly G12 Kiara Brown G20 Morgyn Patterson F21 Raven Metz G22 Laurel Lindsay G/F23 Hope Mancini G24 Shawayna Morel G25 Meghyn Patterson F32 Renee’ Brown F/G34 Micki Cerchiaro F/G44 Samantha Blazetic F/C52 Amanda Saccani C

Pronunciation Guide

Samantha Blazetic blah zet tickKiara Brown KEY air ahMicki Cerchiaro sir CHAIR ohDarche’ Jackson dar SHAYShawayna Morel sha wayne ah

more ellAllison Saccani sah CAN knee

By Position

Center Allison SaccaniFoward Samantha Blazetic

Renee’ BrownMicki CerchiaroMeghyn PattersonMorgyn Patterson

Guard Kiara BrownKatie CollinsKerry ConnollyDarche’ JacksonLaurel LindsayHope ManciniRaven MetzShawayne Morel

By Height

6’3” Samantha BlazeticAllison Saccani

6’0” Meghyn PattersonMorgyn Patterson

5’11” Renee’ BrownMicki CerchiaroLaurel Lindsay

5’8” Katie CollinsHope ManciniShawayna Morel

5’7” Kiara BrownKerry Connolly

5’6” Darche’ JacksonRaven Metz

2009-10 in Review

} Section Contents2009-10 in Review ........................................ 202009-10 Results & Statistics ..........................21The PSAC ....................................................22-232009-10 Box Scores ..................................24-29Remembering Reimer and Conklin..............30

After failing to make the PSAC Tournament in 200708 and again in200809, the Edinboro women’s basketball team returned to postseason playin 200910 thanks to strong play from veterans like Samantha Reimer andKelsey Conklin and inspired efforts from youngsters like Renee’ Brown andSamantha Blazetic.

Head coach Stan Swank felt he had a solid, if young, squad entering theseason. It was a team that endured a challenging schedule to finish with a 1612 record, including 77 in PSAC West play. That was good enough to capturethe fourth and final playoff spot in the Western Division.

Edinboro’s playoff journey had a short run, as the Fighting Scots’ prizefor capturing that final playoff berth was a game at undefeated Gannon.Edinboro had put a scare into the Lady Knights in both regular season games,and the playoff encounter was no different. With Brown enjoying an outstanding game Edinboro actullay held the lead early in the second half.

The sophomore forward went down with an ankle injury and the Scotswere unable to overcome her loss, suffering an 8167 defeat. Brown had 18points and eight rebounds before going down, and she served notice that shewas ready to take over as one of the top players in the conference.

Two other Fighting Scots saw their brilliant careers come to an end onthe Hammermill Center hardcourt. Seniors Samantha Reimer and KelseyConklin finished their careers that night, ending with almost 3,500 pointsbetween them.

Reimer, a 5’6” guard, ended her career as Edinboro’s alltime leadingscorer with 1,926 points. She joined Tyrone Mason as the only basketball players in Boro history to score over 1,900 points. Multitalented, she also standsfifth in career assists with 449.

Most notable was her ability to get to the free throw line. She endedher career with a PSAC and Edinboro record 640 free throws made, and also

holds Edinboro’s recordfor attempts with 755.

Conklin, meanwhile,joined Montique Wade asthe lone players to scoreover 1,500 points (1,557)and pull down 700rebounds (772). Sheranks fifth in both categories.

Reimer ended theyear averaging a teamhigh 17.9 ppg., withConklin adding 13.9 ppg.Reimer earned AllPSACWest honors for the thirdtime, and was a firstteam selection for thesecond time in hercareer.

Conklin was joined asa second team AllPSACWest performer byBrown, as both werenamed to the secondteam. It marked the thirdselection for Conklin, aswell.

Brown added 12.9ppg. and was also theteam’s top rebounder at7.7 rpg.Blazetic led a host offreshmen that com

prised a strong recruiting class for Swank. The 6’3” forward was one of thetop firstyear performers in the PSAC, averaging 8.0 ppg. and 6.0 rpg. Shewas a force in the middle defensively, leading the PSAC in blocked shots with69.

Many other playerscontributed to the team’s success in 200910. SeniorCasey Heller came on to be an outstanding threepoint shooter, making 32 of76 while averaging 5.4 ppg. Sophomore Micki Cerchiaro was a bluecollarplayer, doing a lot of the dirty work. She averaged 5.1 ppg. and 4.5 rpg.

Junior Shawayna Morel and sophomore Raven Metz were strong defensive players who allowed Swank tom play a more uptempo game defensively. Freshman Kerry Connolly saw action in all 28 games at guard.

The year began with three straight home wins. It was a tough nextmonth with road games that led Swank to believe he had a playoff caliberteam. The Fighting Scots dropped a threepoint decision at Charleston(WV)and a sixpoint decision to West Liberty State while playing in the Susan G.Komen Shoot for the Cure Classic at Indiana, PA. Those games against someof the best teams in the West Virginia Intercollegiate Athletic Conferenceprimed the Scots for conference play.

With seven straight road games at one point, the New Year dawnedwith Edinboro showing a 64 record. A stretch of home games was just whatEdinboro needed, as the Fighting Scots ran off five straight wins, with four ofthose in McComb Fieldhouse. The most impressive was a 9037 dismantlingof a Concord team that was reputed to be one of the best in the WVIAC.

The winning streak ended with backtoback wins to open PSAC Westplay at Lock Haven and at home vs. Slippery Rock.

The streak was unfortunately followed by three straight losses, toMercyhurst, California(Pa.) and Gannon. That left Edinboro with an 117 record.In what might have been the turning point of the season, Edinboro went onthe road and produced a 9485 win at Clarion behind 27 points and 12rebounds from Conklin.

Following a sixpoint loss at Indiana(Pa.) to start the month of February,the Fighting Scots ran off three straight wins. The stretch began with a 6249win over Lock Haven, followed by a 7152 victory in the rematch withMercyhurst. Thebig three of Reimer,Conklin and Browncombined for 49points.

The thirdstraight victory wasa 7952 win atSlippery Rock, withReimer scoring 22points and eclipsingJessica Rowe’sschool scoringrecord.

Win number16 would come inthe final homegame of the 200910 season, and thefinal home appearance for Conklin,Reimer and Heller.The 7866 win overClarion clinched thePSAC playoff berth.All three seniorswnet out in style,with Reimer scoring19 points and Conklinand Heller 12 apiece.

Boro Returns to PSAC Tournament after Two-Year Absence

Kelsey Conklin finished second inscoring (13.9 ppg.) and rebounding (6.2 rpg.).

2009-10 Season Review2009-10 Season ReviewEdinboro Women’s Basketball 2010-11


Micki Cerchiaro’s contributions were fargreater than her 5.1 ppg. and 4.5 rpg.

2010-11 Statistics2010-11 StatisticsEdinboro Women’s Basketball 2010-11


Date Opponent Score Att. Hi Scorer Hi Rebounder Opp Hi Scorer Opp Hi RebounderNov. 17 DAEMEN W 10273 319 Conklin (25) Brown (9) Nugent (21) Burke (10)Nov. 21 FERRIS STATE W 9075 376 Reimer (26) Conklin (7) Joostberns (16) Adams (9)Nov. 24 THIEL W 9547 175 Reimer (19) Cerchiaro (6) Barzak (12) Landis (9)

Martinko (6) Landis (12)Blazetic (6)

Nov. 29 at Charleston (WV) L 7477 100 Conklin (21) Brown (13) Tobias (20) Dixon (14)Kentner (20)

at Susan G. Komen “Shoot for the Cure” Classic at Indiana, PADec. 12 vs. West Liberty State L 7076 175 Reimer (28) Brown (11) Malernee (21) Winney (8)Dec. 13 vs. Washington Adventist W 10120 150 Reimer (16) Blazetic (14) Douglas (8) Bowen (7)

at United Electric Holiday Tournament at Louisville, KYDec. 21 vs. Merrimack W 9883 38 Conklin (27) Cerchiaro (9) Miller (28) Benischek (6)Dec. 22 vs. Bellarmine L 7785 157 Reimer (25) Brown (11) Edelin (23) Matheis (11)Jan. 2 at Mansfield W 9048 167 Blazetic (17) Blazetic (8) Moore (18) Moore (11)Jan. 3 at Bloomsburg L 7277 180 Reimer (21) Conklin (9) Wieller (22) Sereta (10)Jan. 6 CONCORD W 9037 101 Reimer (20) Brown (8) Lindsey (12) Brown (11)Jan. 9 KUTZTOWN W 6652 211 Brown (16) Brown (10) Wisemiller (14) McQuade (9)Jan. 10 EAST STROUDSBURG W 7553 203 Reimer (23) Brown (8) Rayam (20) Rayam (16)

Cerchiaro (8)Jan. 13 at Lock Haven W 7865 49 Reimer (29) Morel (7) Donelan (24) Donelan (5)

Hershey (5)Jan. 16 SLIPPERY ROCK W 7655 156 Brown (25) Brown (14) Mikatavage (13) Vitez (7)Jan. 20 at Mercyhurst L 6570 301 Reimer (24) Brown (11) Achesinski (22) Achesinski (9)Jan. 23 CALIFORNIA(PA) L 5269 419 Reimer (9) Conklin (8) Williams (20) Smith (15)

Cerchiaro (9)Jan. 27 at Gannon L 6779 952 Reimer (16) Conklin (9) Nolan (18) Tabron (11)Jan. 30 at Clarion W 9485 500 Conklin (27) Conklin (12) Suwala (28) Koch (9)Feb. 3 at Indiana(Pa.) L 5258 475 Conklin (13) Brown (12) Pastorek (22) Withers (13)Feb. 6 LOCK HAVEN W 6249 212 Reimer (14) Blazetic (9) Nesmith (15) Nesmith (8)Feb. 10 MERCYHURST W 7152 169 Reimer (20) Conklin (8) Loadman (16) Loadman (14)Feb. 13 at Slippery Rock W 7952 511 Reimer (22) Conklin (8) Molloy (12) Molloy (4)

Caudill (12) Beatty (4)Lee (4)

Feb. 17 GANNON L 7280 923 Reimer (26) Metz (6) Lowe (15) Tabron (9)Conklin (7) Vargas (15)

Feb. 20 at California(Pa.) L 4480 750 Brown (12) Cerchiaro (6) Williams (25) Smith (19)Feb. 24 INDIANA(PA) L 6264 ot 336 Conklin (18) Brown (15) Shope (16) Claar (9)

Brown (18)Feb. 27 CLARION W 7866 375 Reimer (19) Conklin (15) Zabresky (19) Pratt (10)

Zabresky (10)at PSAC Quarterfinals

Mar. 2 at Gannon L 7866 1134 Brown (18) Brown (8) Vargas (21) Crocker (7)Nolan (21) Tabron (7)

Final Record: 16-12PSAC West: 7-7

PLAYER G-GS MIN M/G FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-3FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. REB AVG A TO BL ST PF-D PTS AVG

Samantha Reimer 2828 886 31.6 141372 .379 46153 .301 174192 .906 61 2.2 137 68 2 42 581 502 17.9Kelsey Conklin 2828 844 30.1 164363 .452 833 .242 5386 .616 174 6.2 51 92 24 42 741 389 13.9 Renee’ Brown 2828 679 24.3 128322 .398 2377 .299 81100 .810 215 7.7 19 52 24 67 916 360 12.9Samantha Blazetic 2818 634 22.6 102237 .430 11 1.000 2031 .645 168 6.0 15 27 69 15 701 225 8.0Casey Heller 287 545 19.5 55154 .357 3276 .421 912 .750 62 2.2 22 32 3 12 200 151 5.4Micki Cerchiaro 281 511 18.3 4797 .485 00 .000 4869 .696 126 4.5 20 31 25 47 612 142 5.1Raven Metz 2815 521 18.6 52135 .385 111 .091 3457 .596 113 4.0 39 53 1 68 843 139 5.0Shawayna Morel 288 435 15.5 2981 .358 416 .250 1322 .591 76 2.7 38 43 3 37 460 75 2.7Kerry Connolly 281 250 8.9 1885 .212 1354 .241 1521 .714 20 0.7 37 27 0 8 270 64 2.3Kelcie Hellmer 65 108 18.0 1134 .324 715 .467 25 .400 15 2.5 7 6 14 11 80 31 5.2Amanda Coressel 261 175 6.7 931 .290 25 .400 24 .500 22 0.8 22 31 0 9 120 22 0.8Rachel Martinko 30 37 12.3 816 .500 00 .000 33 1.000 10 3.3 0 3 0 2 91 19 6.3Team 116 4.1 7 00BORO TOTALS 28 5625 7641927 .396 137441 .311 454602 .754 1178 42.1 407 472 165 360 56015 2119 75.7OPP TOTALS 28 5625 6191573 .394 102331 .308 468647 .723 1096 39.1 358 648 127 214 4818 1808 64.6

2009-10 PSAC Women’sBasketball Standings

PSAC OverallWestern Division W L W LGannon 14 0 37 1California(Pa.) 11 3 24 8Indiana(Pa.) 10 4 17 10Edinboro 7 7 16 12Clarion 5 9 14 13Mercyhurst 4 10 12 14Slippery Rock 3 11 16 21Lock Haven 2 12 7 18

PSAC OverallEastern Division W L W LMIllersville 13 1 25 6Kutztown 19 10 9 5Bloomsburg 8 6 16 11West Chester 8 6 19 10Shippensburg 7 7 14 16Cheyney 7 7 10 16East Stroudsburg 2 12 4 23Mansfield 2 12 5 21

2010 PSAC Tournament} FIRST ROUNDGannon 81, Edinboro 67California(Pa.) 72, Indiana(Pa.) 49West Chester 83, Millersville 77 2OTKutztown 74, Bloomsburg 67 OT} SEMIFINALSGannon 81, Kutztown 65California 81, West Chester 63} CHAMPIONSHIPGannon 77, California(Pa.) 68

2009-10 PSAC Women’s Basketball TeamsWESTERN DIVISION

First Team Pos. Ht. Yr.Samantha Reimer, Edinboro G 56 Sr.Kristina Freeman, Gannon G 59 Sr.Kayla Smith, California(Pa.) F 511 Jr.Brittany Tabron, Gannon F 62 Sr.Brooque Williams, California(Pa.) G 58 Sr.

West Co-Athletes of the Year: Kristina Freeman, GannonWest Freshman of the Year: Sarah Pastorek, Indiana(Pa.)West Coach of the Year: Cleve Wright, Gannon

EASTERN DIVISIONFirst Team Pos. Ht. Yr.Lauren Beckley, Shippensburg F 60 Sr.Kelsey Gallagher, Bloomsburg G 58 So.Melissa McQuade, Kutztown G/F 510 Jr.Kasey Gardner, Shippensburg F 59 Jr.Raquel Green, Millersville F 510 Sr.Angel Stephens, Cheyney F 59 Sr.

East Athlete of the Year: Lauren Beckley, ShippensburgEast Freshman of the Year: Dana Wieller, BloomsburgEast Coach of the Year: Mary Fleig, Millersville

WESTERN DIVISIONSecond Team Pos. Ht. Yr.Amy Achesinski, Mercyhurst F 61 Jr.Renee’ Brown, Edinboro G/F 511 So.Lacey Claar, Indiana(Pa.) G 56 Jr.Kelsey Conklin, Edinboro F 61 Sr.Tiffany Crocker, Gannon G 56 Sr.Carrie Nolan, Gannon G 510 Sr.

EASTERN DIVISIONSecond Team Pos. Ht. Yr.Jenna Craig, Millersville F 61 Sr.Janelle Garber, West Chester F 60 Sr.Lutfyya Muhammad, Cheyney G 56 Sr.Ashley Moyer, Millersville G 59 Sr.DeAnna Rayam, East Stroudsburg F 58 Sr.Rachel Wisemiller, Kutztown G 510 Sr.

Individual StatisticsField Goal Pct. GP FG FGA Pct.Brittany Tabron, GU 38 184 350 .526Sarah Pastorek, IUP 21 79 152 .520Kayla Smith, Cal 32 183 360 .508Kristina Freeman, GU 38 188 381 .493Janelle Garber, WCU 29 122 250 .488Renata Neal, WCU 29 134 275 .487Kim Vargas, GU 38 149 306 .487Raquel Green, Mill 31 146 301 .485Amy Achesinski, MC 26 106 221 .480Lizzie Suwala, Clar 27 166 350 .4743-Point Field Goal Pct. GP 3FG 3FGA Pct.Julie Kleber, GU 38 56 124 .452Lizzie Suwala, Clar 27 74 172 .430Lacey Claar, IUP 27 74 173 .428Dana Wieller, Bloom 26 79 187 .422Casey Heller, Edin 28 32 76 .421Samantha Loadman, MC 26 70 170 .412Melissa McQuade, Kutz 29 52 132 .394Stephanie Michael, Cal 30 41 105 .390Meredith Starr, Kutz 29 36 95 .379Barb Borst, ESU 27 37 98 .378Free Throw Pct. GP FT FTA Pct.Samantha Reimer, Edin 28 174 192 .906Carrie Nolan, GU 38 82 91 901Lizzie Suwala, Clar 27 82 92 891Lauren Beckley, Ship 30 157 177 .887Mallory Moore, Mans 26 105 121 .868Jillian Keefer, WCU 28 65 75 .867Melissa McQuade, Kutz 29 70 85 .824Kristen Kudrick, LHU 25 91 112 .813

Renee Brown, EU 28 81 100 .810Eryn Withers, IUP 27 95 119 .798Rebounds GP No. Avg.Kayla Smith, Cal 32 381 11.9Lauren Beckley, Ship 30 302 10.1Angel Stephens, Chey 26 238 9.2Stephanie Orji, Chey 26 238 9.2Brittany Tabron, GU 38 341 9.0Mallory Moore, Mans 26 223 8.6Amy Achesinski, MC 26 220 8.5Brooque Williams, Cal 32 269 8.4Melissa McQuade, Kutz 29 236 8.1Jenna Craig, Mill 30 242 8.1Renee Brown, Edin 28 215 7.7Assists GP No. Avg.Tiffany Crocker, GU 38 218 5.7Samantha Reimer, Edin 28 137 4.9Megan Stewart, WCU 29 132 4.6

Alyssa Flanagan, Bloom 27 121 4.5Rachel Graeff, Clar 27 118 4.4Kiersten Filla, IUP 26 111 4.3 Vivian Melvin, Kutz 29 116 4.0Nicole Pender, Mans 26 99 3.8Crystal Andrews, Cal 32 116 3.6Nikki Presto, SRU 27 96 3.6Steals GP No. Avg.Brooque Williams, Cal 32 126 3.9Mashira Newman, Mill 31 108 3.5Megan Stewart, WCU 29 96 3.3Lutfiyya Muhammad, Chey 26 86 3.3Stephanie Orji, Chey 26 77 3.0Angel Henderson, Chey 26 71 2.7Dominique Stroman, Mill 31 81 2.6Raven Metz, Edin 28 68 2.4Renee Brown, Edin 28 67 2.4Crystal Andrews, Cal 32 75 2.3

Scoring GP FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-3FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Pts. Avg.Lauren Beckley, Ship 30 214493 .434 69201 .343 157177 .887 654 21.8Brooque Williams, Cal 32 270591 .457 513 .385 134187 .717 679 21.2Kasey Gardner, Ship 30 196428 .458 51142 .359 123166 .741 566 18.9Lizzie Suwala, Clar 27 166350 .474 74172 .430 8292 .891 488 18.1Samantha Reimer, Edin 28 141372 .379 46153 .301 174192 .906 502 17.9Bethany Koch, Clar 27 174423 .411 43118 .364 5085 .588 441 16.3Dana Wieller, Bloom 26 129331 .390 79187 .422 80107 .748 417 16.0Melissa McQuade, Kutz 29 165380 .434 52132 .394 7085 .824 452 15.6Kayla Smith, Cal 32 183360 .508 04 .000 128215 .595 494 15.4Kelsey Gallagher, Bloom 27 136320 .425 48144 .333 94120 .783 414 15.3

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Blocked Shots GP No. Avg.Samantha Blazetic, Edin 28 69 2.5Rachel Wisemiller, Kutz 29 52 1.8Christine Sereta, Bloom 27 47 1.7Kayla Smith, Cal 32 54 1.7Janelle Zabresky, Clar 27 43 1.6Raquel Green, Mill 31 49 1.6Sara Pratt, Clar 22 31 1.4Alexa Detzi, ESU 26 33 1.3Renata Neal, WCU 29 35 1.2Janelle Garber, WCU 29 35 1.2

Team StatisticsScoring GP Pts. Avg.Gannon 38 3017 79.4California (Pa.) 32 2431 76.0Edinboro 28 2119 75.7Calrion 27 1894 70.1Kutztown 29 2028 69.9West Chester 29 2000 69.0Bloomsburg 27 1829 67.7Shippensburg 30 1995 66.5Indiana (Pa.) 27 1788 66.2Cheyney 26 1685 64.8Millersville 31 1962 63.3Lock Haven 25 1519 60.8Mercyhurst 26 1540 59.2Slippery Rock 27 1547 57.3East Stroudsburg 27 1467 54.3Mansfield 26 1360 52.3Scoring Defense GP Pts. Avg.Millersville 31 1628 52.5Gannon 38 2259 59.4Indiana (Pa.) 27 1660 61.5California (Pa.) 32 1992 62.2West Chester 29 1820 62.8Mercyhurst 26 1635 62.9Cheyney 26 1651 63.5Bloomsburg 27 1717 63.6Kutztown 29 1847 63.7Edinboro 28 1808 64.6Lock Haven 25 1641 65.6Mansfield 26 11742 67.0Shippensburg 30 2017 67.2East Stroudsburg 27 1820 67.4Clarion 27 1834 67.9Slippery Rock 27 1849 68.5Scoring Margin Own Opp MargCalifornia (Pa.) 77.4 56.1 +21.3Gannon 74.8 59.4 +15.4Indiana (Pa.) 67.3 52.4 +15.0MillersVille 65.6 52.7 +12.9West Chester 70.7 61.2 +9.6Kutztown 69.2 61.7 +7.6Bloomsburg 63.3 61.9 +1.4Slippery Rock 66.5 68.6 +0.5Edinboro 69.6 71.0 1.4Clarion 66.5 68.6 2.1Shippensburg 63.1 65.9 2.8East Stroudsburg 62.3 65.4 3.1Cheyney 64.4 67.5 3.1Mercyhurst 59.3 66.9 7.7Mansfield 56.2 68.1 12.0Lock Haven 62.7 75.4 12.7Field Goal Pct. GP FG FGA Pct.Gannon 38 1112 2351 .473California (Pa.) 32 929 2070 .449Mercyhurst 26 551 1304 .423West Chester 29 736 1764 .417Kutztown 29 751 1814 .414Shippensburg 30 673 1664 .404Clarion 27 675 1681 .402Indiana (Pa.) 27 603 1503 .401Edinboro 28 764 1927 .396Bloomsburg 27 619 1568 .395Slippery Rock 27 567 1466 .387Millersville 31 700 1874 .374Cheyney 26 636 1745 .364Lock Haven 25 550 1545 .356Mansfield 26 664 1372 .338East Stroudsburg 27 501 1530 .327Field Goal Pct. Defense GP FG FGA Pct.Millersville 31 533 1538 .347Bloomsburg 27 582 1653 .352

Kutztown 29 660 1824 .362West Chester 29 633 1718 .368Gannon 38 814 2205 .369Indiana (Pa.) 27 599 1519 .377Clarion 27 649 1714 .379Cheyney 26 543 1409 .385Mercyhurst 26 611 1560 .392Edinboro 28 619 1573 .394California (Pa.) 32 720 1826 .394Shippensburg 30 732 1864 .396East Stroudsburg 27 629 1584 .397Lock Haven 25 557 1383 .403Slippery Rock 27 668 1622 .412Mansfield 26 684 164 .4163-Pt. Field Goal Pct. GP 3FG 3FGA Pct.Gannon 38 300 809 .371Indiana(Pa.) 27 157 438 .358Kutztown 29 191 540 .354Bloomsburg 27 219 637 .344Clarion 27 158 462 .342Shippensburg 30 172 508 .339Mercyhurst 26 175 519 .337Slippery Rock 27 147 444 .331California (Pa.) 32 140 424 .330Edinboro 28 137 441 .311West Chester 29 118 389 .303Millersville 31 107 368 .291Cheyney 26 66 237 .278Mansfield 26 125 461 .271East Stroudsburg 27 132 500 .264Lock Haven 25 113 449 .2523-Pt. FG Per Game GP 3FG 3FGA Avg.Gannon 31 244 661 7.9Mercyhurst 27 176 529 6.5Clarion 28 180 560 6.4Kutztown 28 176 507 6.3Shippensburg 27 162 429 6.0Mansfield 27 153 533 5.7Lock Haven 27 151 495 5.6Bloomsburg 27 149 421 5.5Indiana(Pa.) 32 166 515 5.2Slippery Rock 27 127 340 4.7California(Pa.) 34 154 426 4.5Millersville 30 131 408 4.4Edinboro 27 111 338 4.1West Chester 29 109 348 3.8East Stroudsburg 27 95 302 3.5Cheyney 25 71 278 2.83-Pt. FG Pct. Defense GP 3FG 3FGA Pct.Indiana(Pa.) 27 130 471 .276Mercyhurst 26 114 401 .284Shippensburg 30 156 532 .293Gannon 38 225 765 .294Millersville 31 119 398 .299Kutztown 29 165 549 .301Bloomsburg 27 159 519 .306Edinboro 28 102 331 .308Cheyney 26 131 414 .316Clarion 27 161 495 .325Slippery Rock 27 174 531 .328California(Pa.) 32 166 506 .328East Stroudsburg 27 141 421 .335Mansfield 26 153 456 .336West Chester 29 159 470 .338Lock Haven 25 113 449 .252Free Throw Pct. GP FT FTA Pct.Indiana(Pa.) 27 425 557 .763Shippensburg 30 477 630 .757Edinboro 28 454 602 .754Mercyhurst 26 263 349 .754Mansfield 26 307 411 .747Gannon 38 493 678 .727Kutztown 29 335 476 .704West Chester 29 410 590 .695Clarion 27 386 562 .678Slippery Rock 27 266 394 .675Lock Haven 25 306 460 .665East Stroudsburg 27 333 501 .665Bloomsburg 27 372 560 .664California(Pa.) 32 433 656 .660Cheyney 26 347 567 .612Millersville 31 455 754 .603Rebound Margin Own Opp Marg.Gannon 1568 1232 +8.8

California (Pa.) 1342 1105 +7.4Mercyhurst 953 859 +3.6Millersville 1269 1166 +3.3Edinboro 1178 1096 +2.9Shippensburg 1180 1114 +2.2West Chester 1184 1129 +1.9Clarion 1147 1109 +1.4Indiana (Pa.) 1035 1011 +0.9Lock Haven 983 968 +0.6Kutztown 1180 1176 +0.1Cheyney 1085 1101 0.6Mansfield 963 1014 2.0East Stroudsburg 1037 1142 3.9Bloomsburg 1039 1177 5.1Slippery Rock 869 1123 9.4Assists GP No. Avg.Gannon 38 723 19.0Kutztown 29 523 18.0California (Pa.) 32 541 16.9West Chester 29 456 15.7Mercyhurst 26 388 14.9Bloomsburg 27 402 14.9Clarion 27 397 14.7Edinboro 28 407 14.5Shippensburg 30 384 14.2Indiana (Pa.) 27 384 14.2Slippery Rock 27 338 12.5Lock Haven 25 303 12.1Millersville 31 372 12.0East Stroudsburg 27 286 10.6Mansfield 26 269 10.3Cheyney 26 261 10.0Steals GP No. Avg.Millersville 31 462 14.9Cheyney 26 360 13.8California (Pa.) 32 432 13.5West Chester 29 374 12.9Edinboro 28 360 12.9Bloomsburg 27 306 11.3East Stroudsburg 27 262 9.7Lock Haven 25 242 9.7Indiana (Pa.) 27 241 8.6Gannon 38 327 8.6Kutztown 29 243 8.4Clarion 27 226 8.4Slippery Rock 27 216 8.0Mansfield 26 196 7.5Mercyhurst 26 169 6.5Shippensburg 30 183 6.1Blocked Shots GP No. Avg.Clarion 27 165 6.1Edinboro 28 165 5.9Millersville 31 156 5.0West Chester 29 138 4.8Kutztown 29 115 4.0Gannon 38 133 3.5Bloomsburg 27 92 3.4Slippery Rock 27 90 3.3California (Pa.) 32 103 3.2Cheyney 26 83 3.2East Stroudsburg 27 79 2.9Mansfield 26 69 2.7Indiana (Pa.) 27 54 2.0Shippensburg 30 60 2.0Lock Haven 25 46 1.8Mercyhurst 26 44 1.7Turnover Margin Own Opp MargMillersville 646 873 +7.32Cheyney 482 650 +6.46Edinboro 472 648 +6.29California (Pa.) 622 744 +3.81Gannon 605 699 +2.47West Chester 618 673 +1.90Bloomsburg 540 582 +1.56Kutztown 475 517 +1.45Lock Haven 514 530 +0.64Indiana (Pa.) 524 519 0.19Clarion 501 492 0.33Slippery Rock 498 464 1.26East Stroudsburg 613 529 3.11Shippinsburg 624 502 4.07Mansfield 590 402 7.23Mercyhurst 614 376 9.15

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}Game 1Edinboro 102, Daemen 73at Edinboro, PANovember 17, 2009

Edinboro (1-0) fg-fga ft-fta reb ptsKelsey Conklin, f 1114 33 6 25Samantha Blazetic, f 511 00 5 10Kelcie Hellmer, g 14 24 2 4Renee’ Brown, g 49 22 9 11Samantha Reimer, g 713 56 2 21Kerry Connolly 46 01 0 10Micki Cerchiaro 24 35 6 7Amanda Coressel 03 00 1 0Casey Heller 28 00 1 4Raven Metz 25 22 6 6Shawayna Morel 00 00 2 0Rachel Martinko 22 00 3 4team 4Totals 40-79 17-23 47 102

(50.6%) (73.9%)

Daemen fg-fga ft-fta reb ptsBridgette Burke, f 516 79 10 18Sarah Soroka, f 313 22 5 9Tara Bailey, g 310 78 0 14Marybeth Nugent, g 69 79 0 21Alanna Laguerre, g 13 00 5 2Lia Zahn, g 03 01 2 0Ellie Allen 11 01 1 2Megan Morrell 24 36 4 7team 11Totals 21-59 26-36 38 73

(35.6%) (72.2%)

HALFTIME: Edinboro 50, Daemen 35Three-point FGs: Edinboro 516 (Reimer 24, Connolly 24,Renee’ Brown 14, Hellmer 01, Heller 03), Daemen 519(Nugent 23, Soroka 14, Burke 15, Bailey 15, Zahn 01, Morrell01). Assists: Edinboro 21 (Reimer 7, Metz 4), Daemen 15(Nugent 5, Allen 3). Steals: Edinboro 12 (Brown 3, Conklin 2,Reimer 2, Metz 2, Cerchiaro 2), Daemen 7 (Nugent 3).Blocked Shots: Edinboro 9 (Hellmer 3, Blazetic 2, Brown 2),Daemen 1 (Allen). Turnovers: Edinboro 17, Daemen 22.

}Game 2Edinboro 90, Ferris State 75at Edinboro, PANovember 21, 2009

Edinboro (2-0) fg-fga ft-fta reb ptsKelsey Conklin, f 410 34 7 11Samantha Blazetic, f 37 34 6 9Kelcie Hellmer, g 411 00 2 12Renee’ Brown, g 59 23 3 14Samantha Reimer, g 816 99 1 26Micki Cerchiaro 34 22 3 8Kerry Connolly 16 00 1 3Amanda Coressel 02 00 1 0Casey Heller 24 00 2 5Raven Metz 04 00 2 0Shawayna Morel 00 00 3 0Rachel Martinko 12 00 1 2team 3Totals 31-75 19-22 35 90

(41.3%) (86.4%)

Ferris State (0-2) fg-fga ft-fta reb ptsAmy Joostberns, f 59 68 5 16Tiara Adams, f 49 56 9 13Becci Houdek, g 45 22 2 10Kelsey Denoyelles, g 35 22 1 10Tricia Principe, g 24 68 4 11Lindsey Pettit 34 22 2 9Kylie Muntz 01 22 4 2Katy Fox 03 00 1 0Leah Kebler 23 01 2 4team 4Totals 23-43 25-31 34 75

(53.5%) (80.6%)

HALFTIME: Edinboro 49, Ferris Sate 40Three-point FGs: Edinboro 921 (Hellmer 47, Brown 26,Heller 11, Connolly 11, Reimer 16), Ferris St. 46 (Denoyelles23, Pettit 11, Principe 12). Assists: Edinboro 15 (Reimer 6,Connolly 3), Ferris St. 13 (Pettit 5, Adams 3, Houdek 2).Steals: Edinboro 18 (Hellmer 5, Cerchiaro 3, Brown 2, Metz2), Ferris St. 8 (Adams 2, Houdek 2). Blocked Shots:Edinboro 5 (Hellmer 3, Blazetic 1, Cerchiaro 1), Ferris St. 1(Fox). Turnovers: Edinboro 17, Ferris St. 32.

}Game 3Edinboro 95, Thiel 47at Edinboro, PA November 24,2009

Edinboro (3-0) fg-fga ft-fta reb ptsKelsey Conklin, f 710 00 4 14Samantha Blazetic, f 17 00 3 2Kelcie Hellmer, g 79 00 6 14Renee’ Brown, g 13 00 1 3Samantha Reimer, g 88 33 1 19Kerry Connolly 26 34 0 9Amanda Coressel 15 00 1 2Casey Heller 311 12 1 10Raven Metz 23 00 1 4Shawayna Morel 16 00 4 2Rachel Martinko 512 33 6 13Micki Cerchiaro 04 34 6 3team 6Totals 15-45 16-24 40 95

(33.3%) (66.7%)

Thiel (1-2) fg-fga ft-fta reb ptsAshley Davis, f 414 22 4 11Kelly Barzak, c 57 23 5 12Kelly Muffley, g 25 00 4 4Kasey Landis, g 13 1013 9 12Chelsi Meister, g 15 24 4 4Chelsi Clark 02 00 3 0Nina Gabrelcik 03 02 4 0Rachel Doran 12 00 1 2Cassidy Kravec 14 00 3 2team 5Totals 38-84 16-24 40 47

(45.2%) (81.3%)

HALFTIME: Edinboro 46, Thiel 28Three-point FGs: Edinboro 613 (Heller 37, Connolly 22,Hellmer 12, Coressel 01, Morel 01), Thiel 15 (Davis 11,Muffley 01, Gabrelcik 03). Assists: Edinboro 22 (Reimer 6,Connolly 5, Conklin 3), Thiel 7 (Landis 4, Meister 2). Steals:Edinboro 35 (Morel 7, Cerchiaro 7, Reimer 6), Thiel 9 (Barzak3, Muffley 2, Meister 2). Blocked Shots: Edinboro 10(Cerchiaro 3, Brown 3), Thiel 3 (Barzak 2). Turnovers:Edinboro 18, Thiel 48.

}Game 4Charleston (WV) 77, Edinboro 74at Edinboro, PANovember 29, 2009

Edinboro (3-1) fg-fga ft-fta reb ptsKelsey Conklin, f 715 58 5 21Samantha Blazetic, f 612 00 8 12Renee’ Brown, g 513 00 13 11Samantha Reimer, g 818 23 4 19Kelcie Hellmer, g 03 00 1 0Micki Cerchiaro 22 28 4 6Kerry Connolly 15 00 1 3Amanda Coressel 00 00 1 0Casey Heller 01 00 1 0Raven Metz 14 00 2 2Shawayna Morel 01 00 0 0team 2Totals 30-74 9-19 42 74

(40.5%) (47.4%)

Charleston (WV) (2-3) fg-fga ft-fta reb ptsTarenna Dixon, f 413 13 14 9Tianna Beatty, f 49 35 8 11Kaitlyn Arick, g 59 55 5 15Ali Tobias, g 710 34 1 20Lindsey Kentner, g 610 68 8 20Chrissy Keir 12 00 1 2Tianni Kelly 04 00 1 0Julianne Smith 02 00 3 0team 3Total 27-59 18-25 44 77

(45.8%) (72.0%)

HALFTIME: Charleston (WV) 40, Edinboro 38Three-point FGs: Edinboro 518 (Conklin 24, Brown 13,Connolly 13, Reimer 15, Hellmer 01, Morel 01, Heller 01),Charleston(WV) 510 (Tobias 33, Kentner 23, Beatty 01,Arick 03). Assists: Edinboro 15 (Conklin 3, Reimer 3,Hellmer 3), Charleston(WV) 17 (Arick 4, Kentner 3,Tobias 3).Steals: Edinboro 9 (Cerchiaro 3, Morel 3), Charleston(WV)4 (Kentner, Beatty, Arick, Tobias). Blocked Shots:Edinboro 3 (Conklin 2), Charleston(WV) 2 (Kentner, Beatty).Turnovers: Edinboro 12, Charleston(WV) 20.

}Game 5West Liberty 76, Edinboro 70Susan G. Komen Shoot for the Cure Tourn.at Indiana, PA December 12, 2009

Edinboro (3-2) fg-fga ft-fta reb ptsKelsey Conklin, f 612 35 6 15Samantha Blazetic, f 314 00 5 6Renee’ Brown, g 38 810 11 14Samantha Reimer, g 719 1213 3 28Kelcie Hellmer, g 04 01 5 0Kerry Connolly 01 00 2 0Amanda Coressel 00 00 0 0Casey Heller 02 00 0 0Raven Metz 15 34 5 5Shawayna Morel 00 00 2 0Micki Cerchiaro 14 00 4 2team 9Totals 21-69 13-20 52 70

(34.7%) (65.0%)

West Liberty (3-4) fg-fga ft-fta reb ptsJenni Robbins, f 710 12 1 17Meghan Wiseman, c 13 44 5 6Andi Winney, g 24 00 8 4

Kelsey Conklin opened her senior sea-son with 25 points against Daemen.

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Tori Hansen, g 313 710 5 13Laura Malernee, g 714 00 2 21Erica Hershberger 12 14 1 4Jenn Cessna 00 00 0 5Kayla Ayers 34 00 2 0Mattison Chilton 14 00 3 2team 6Totals 25-54 13-20 33 76

(46.3%) (65.0%)

HALFTIME: Edinboro 30, West Liberty 27Three-point FGs: Edinboro 213 (Reimer 28, , Hellmer 01, Heller 01, Brown 02, Connolly 01), West Liberty 1325(Malernee 714, Ayers 34, Robbins 24, Hershberger 11,Chilton 01, Hansen 01). Assists: Edinboro 10 (Reimer 5,Conklin 2), West Liberty 13 (Robbins 5). Steals: Edinboro13 (Metz 4, Reimer 2, Cerchiaro 2, Conklin 2), West Liberty 3(Robbins, Malernee, Ayers). Blocked Shots: Edinboro 6(Hellmer 3), West Liberty 12 (Wiseman 8, Hansen 2, Ayers 2).Turnovers: Edinboro 18, West Liberty 19.

}Game 6Edinboro 101, WashingtonAdventist 20Susan G. Komen Shoot for the Cure Tourn.at Indiana, PADecember 13, 2009

Edinboro (4-2) fg-fga ft-fta reb ptsKelsey Conklin, f 36 36 10 8Renee’ Brown, f 59 00 9 11Samantha Reimer, g 610 1012 1 16Kerry Connolly, g 14 34 1 3Raven Metz, g 27 510 1 5Micki Cerchiaro 36 45 5 10Samantha Blazetic 715 00 14 14Kelcie Hellmer 59 00 4 12Amanda Coressel 14 00 1 3Casey Heller 58 00 3 12Shawayna Morel 24 34 8 7team 1Totals 40-82 13-17 58 101

(48.8%) (76.5%)

Washington (0-10) fg-fga ft-fta reb ptsKayla Harrison, f 111 02 4 3Nicole Noga, f 00 00 2 0Krista Byrd, g 27 22 1 6Margaret Douglas, g 310 24 2 8Kia Baker, g 05 00 5 0Becky Lee 09 02 2 0Quianna Tiggle 04 00 1 0Tamika Frazier 00 00 0 0Melanie Bowen 16 11 7 3team 9Totals 7-52 5-11 33 20

(13.5%) (45.5%)

HALFTIME: Edinboro 51, Washington Adventist 5Three-point FGs: Edinboro 820 (Hellmer 23, Heller 23,Reimer 26, Coressel 12, Connolly 14, Metz 01, Morel 01),Washington Adventist 1`9 (Harrison 13, Byrd 01, Tiggle 02,Lee 03). Assists: Edinboro 27 (Coressel 6, Reimer 5, Morel4), Washington Adventist 6 (Harrison 2, Lee 2). Steals:Edinboro 22 (Metz 10, Hellmer 5), Washoington Adventist 5(Douglas 2). Blocked Shots: Edinboro 9 (Blazetic 4,Hellmer 2). Washington Adventist 3 (Baker 2, Bowen 1 ).Turnovers: Edinboro 14, Washington Adventist 37.

}Game 7Edinboro 98, Merrimack 83United Electric Holiday Tournamnetat Louisville, KY.December 21, 2009

Edinboro (5-2) fg-fga ft-fta reb ptsKelsey Conklin, f 1327 13 7 27Renee’ Brown, f 110 22 5 5Samantha Blazetic, c 510 11 6 11Raven Metz, g 27 46 7 8

Samantha Reimer, g 415 1314 3 23Kerry Connolly 01 78 1 7Amanda Coressel 11 22 1 5Casey Heller 01 22 2 2Shawayna Morel 12 00 4 3Micki Cerchiaro 36 11 9 7team 4Totals 30-80 33-39 49 98

(37.5%) (84.6%)

Merrimack (2-8) fg-fga ft-fta reb ptsKelly Schatzlein, f 59 22 5 12Katie Ganser, f 23 01 5 6Casey Miller, g 915 1014 3 28Gennifer Roy, g 711 11 5 15Sarah Benischek, g 15 00 6 3Chelsea Shea 24 00 0 4Ruchel Lowe 13 00 3 2Tiffany Colon 16 45 1 6Taneka Brown 13 56 3 7team 4Totals 29-59 22-29 35 83

(41.9%) (70.6%)

HALFTIME: Edinboro 43, Marrimack 30, Three-point FGs: Edinboro 521 (Reimer 28, Morel 11,Coressel 11, Brown 16, Metz 01, Connolly 01, Conklin 03),Merrimack 312 (Ganser 23, Benischek 12, Brown 01, Roy 02, Miller 04). Assists: Edinboro 18 (Reimer 7, Connelly 4),Merrimack 18 (Miller 7, Benischek 5). Steals: Edinboro 13(Metz 4, Conklin 3, Brown 2), Merrimack 6 (Miller 2, Shea 2).Blocked Shots: Edinboro 3 (Blazetic, Heller, Cerchiaro),Merrimack 5 (Lowe 2). Turnovers: Edinboro 23,Merrimack 29.

}Game 8Bellarmine 85, Edinboro 77United Electric Holiday Tournamentat Louisville, KYDecember 22, 2009

Edinboro (5-3) fg-fga ft-fta reb ptsKelsey Conklin, f 1116 02 7 22Renee’ Brown, f 37 22 11 9Samantha Blazetic, c 311 00 7 6Raven Metz, g 11 02 2 2Samantha Reimer, g 823 55 2 25Kerry Connolly 05 00 1 0Amanda Coressel 00 00 0 0Casey Heller 22 00 0 6Shawayna Morel 03 00 3 0Micki Cerchiaro 24 34 4 7team 4Totals 30-72 10-15 41 77

(41.7%) (66.7%)

Bellarmine (8-1) fg-fga ft-fta reb ptsAllison Matheis, f 38 34 11 12Jalissa Chatlos, f 46 12 7 9Brittney Edelen, c 819 78 7 23Melissa Fitz, g 212 1011 5 15Kylie Brady, g 612 13 4 15Besty Goodin 00 00 0 0Destiny Mattingly 44 12 3 9Allison Osen 12 00 2 2team 4Totals 28-63 23-30 43 85

(44.4%) (76.7%)

HALFTIME: Edinboro 37, Bellarmine 33Three-point FGs: Edinboro 718 (Reimer 411, Heller 22),Bellarmine 613 (Matheis 36, Brady 24, Fitz 13). Assists:Edinboro 12 (Reimer 9), Bellarmine 17 (Fitz 5, Matheis 4,Brady 4 ). Steals: Edinboro 11 (Conklin 4, Brown 4,),Bellarmine 5 (Brady 2). Blocked Shots: Edinboro 5 (Brown2, Blazetic 2), Bellarmine 3 (Chatlos, Fitz, Osen). Turnovers:Edinboro 15, Bellarmine 16

}Game 9Edinboro 90, Mansfield 48at Mansfield, PAJanuary 2, 2010


(50.0%) (68.4%)

Mansfield (2-7) fg-fga ft-fta reb ptsMallory Moore, f 814 12 11 18Tegan Atallah, f 24 00 3 4Meredith Hafer, g 15 00 2 2Mallory Hafer, g 19 00 3 3Nicole Pender, g 511 44 6 14Emma Lacey 11 00 0 2Sydnee Reeves 14 12 3 3Kayla Espigh 03 00 1 0Victoria Lacy 00 00 0 0Julia Stevenson 02 22 3 2team 6Totals 19-53 8-10 38 48

(35.8%) (80.0%)

HALFTIME: Edinboro 37, Mansfield 27Three-point FGs: Edinboro 313 (Morel 11, Reimer 12,Heller 13, Connolly 01, Metz 02, Brown 03), Mansfield 213(Moore 11, M.Hafer 16, Atallah 01, Espigh 01, Hafer 02,Pender 02). Assists: Edinboro 20 (Reimer 9, Conklin 3),Mansfield 10 (M. Hafer 3, Pender 3). Steals: Edinboro 21(Morel 4, Brown 3, Blazetic 3), Mansfield 3 (Moore 2,Pender 1). Blocked Shots: Edinboro 6 (Brown 4, Blazetic

Casey Heller averaged 5.4 ppg. andmade 32 of 76 three-pointers as a

senior.



2), Mansfield 3 (Atallah 2, M. Hafer 1). Turnovers:Edinboro 4, Mansfield 28

}Game 10Bloomsburg 77, Edinboro 72at Bloomsburg, PAJanuary 3, 2010


(34.8%) (70.0%)

Bloomsburg (8-2) fg-fga ft-fta reb ptsKayla Oxenrider, f 48 34 2 13Christine Sereta, f 36 26 10 8Kelsey Gallagher, g 510 78 8 18Alyssa Flanagan, g 25 45 3 8Dana Wieller, g 716 68 6 22Jen Dervarics 00 22 1 2Tanejha Smith 00 00 0 0Lauren Biczelewski 01 00 1 0Lauren Ellis 24 22 3 6team 6Totals 23-50 26-35 40 77

(46.0%) (74.3%)

HALFTIME: Bloomsburg 42, Edinboro 40Three-point FGs: Edinboro 1023 (Reimer 47, Brown 22,Connolly 27, Conklin 12, Heller 12, Morel 01, Metz 02),Bloomsburg 510 (Oxenrider 22, Wieller 25, Gallagher 13).Assists: Edinboro 17 (Reimer 6, Metz 3), Bloomsburg 13(Flanagan 5, Gallagher 4). Steals: Edinboro 4 (Brown 2),

Bloomsburg 7 (Flanagan 3, Gallagher 2). Blocked Shots:Edinboro 3 (Blazetic 2, Conklin 1), Bloomsburg 5 (Sereta 3).Turnovers: Edinboro 17, Bloomsburg 20.

}Game 11Edinboro 90, Concord 37at Edinboro, PAJanuary 6, 2010

Edinboro (7-4) fg-fga ft-fta reb ptsKelsey Conklin, f 511 22 2 12Renee’ Brown, f 715 33 8 17Samantha Blazetic, c 212 33 6 13Casey Heller, g 12 00 2 3Samantha Reimer, g 512 78 1 20Kerry Connolly 26 00 1 6Amanda Coressel 12 00 6 2Raven Metz 23 24 5 6Shawayna Morel 25 00 3 4Micki Cerchiaro 34 11 2 7team 7Totals 33-72 18-21 43 90

(45.8%) (85.7%)

Concord (7-2) fg-fga ft-fta reb ptsSydney Lindsey, f 49 44 7 12Sierra Brown, f 414 00 11 8Jolysa Brown, c 06 34 5 3Camisha Alexander, g 16 00 1 2Sarah Blevins, g 02 00 0 0Stephanie Wallace 02 00 1 0Emily Blevins 01 12 4 1Haley Smith 00 00 0 0Katy Somerville 02 00 0 0Anna Truckley 02 22 0 2Holly Bibb 25 12 1 5Meghan Cole 13 00 0 2Kristin Kidd 15 01 3 2team 9Totals 13-57 11-15 42 37

(22.8%) (73.3%)

HALFTIME: Edinboro 45, Concord 20Three-point FGs: Edinboro 613 (Reimer 36, Connolly 25, Heller 11, Conklin 01), Concord 014 (S.Blevins, 01,Wallace 01, Somerville 01, Bibb 02, Cole 02, Lindsey 03,Alexander 04). Assists: Edinboro 20 (Reimer 9, Coressel4), Concord 6 (J. Brown 2). Steals: Edinboro 18 (Metz 4,Brown 3, Reimer 3 ), Concord 7 (Lindsey 4). BlockedShots: Edinboro 10 (Conklin 3, Blazetic 3), Concord 3 ( S.Brown, J.Brown, S.Blevins). Turnovers: Edinboro 14,Concord 31.

Game 12Edinboro 66, Kutztown 52at Edinboro, PAJanuary 9, 2010


(37.9%) (85.0%)

Kutztown (8-4) fg-fga ft-fta reb ptsMelissa McQuade, f 519 22 9 13Chauntelle Schroeder, c 211 12 5 5Meredith Starr, g 04 00 3 0Rachel Wisemiller, g 510 34 7 14Vivian Melvin, g 510 22 6 12Brittany Greaves 01 00 0 0Ashley Wood 05 24 2 2

Brittany Levan 00 00 0 0Kristen Murray 35 00 2 6Steph Zewe 01 00 1 0team 6Totals 20-66 10-14 41 52

(30.3%) (71.4%)

HALFTIME: Edinboro 29, Kutztown 21Three-point FGs: Edinboro 517 (Brown 26, Conklin 11,Reimer 13, Heller 15, Connolly 02), Kutztown 210(Wisemiller 12, McQuade 15, Starr 01, Murray 01, Wood 01). Assists: Edinboro 10 (Reimer 6, Metz 2), Kutztown 9(Starr 3, Greaves 2, Wisemiller 2). Steals: Edinboro 10(Metz 4, Cerchiaro 3), Kutztown 11 (Starr 4, Schroeder 2,Wisemiller 2). Blocked Shots: Edinboro 7 (Blazetic 5,Conklin 2), Kutztown 3 (McQuade, Schroeder, Wisemiller).Turnovers: Edinboro 20, Kutztown 18.

}Game 13Edinboro 75, East Stroudsburg 53at East Stroudsburg PAJanuary 10, 2010


(34.8%) (80.0%)

East Stroudsburg (2-11)fg-fga ft-fta reb ptsJennifer Scherer, f 611 00 8 13DeAnna Rayam, f 415 1213 16 20Alexa Detzi, c 14 23 10 4Cyara Woodbridge, g 17 24 2 4Barb Borst, g 410 00 2 9Marina Bronstein 00 00 0 0Brittany McClain 02 00 1 0Kristin D’Arienzo 01 00 0 0Mia Waring 13 12 3 3Becky Hayter 01 00 0 0Angel Gaffney 01 00 0 0Deonna Overton 00 00 0 0Kelly Sorber 00 00 0 0team 3Totals 17-55 17-22 45 53

(30.9%) (77.3%)

HALFTIME: Edinboro 41, East Stroudsburg 25Three-point FGs: Edinboro 920 (Brown 45, Reimer 37,Heller 24, Conklin 01, Metz 01, Connolly 02), ESU 213(Borst 12, Scherer 14, Woodbridge 01, McClain 02, Rayam04). Assists: Edinboro 17 (Conklin 5, Reimer 5, Connolly 2,Morel 2), ESU 8 (Rayam 3). Blocked Shots: Edinboro 6(Blazetic 3, Cerchiaro 2), ESU 8 (Detzi 3, McClain 2). Steals:Edinboro 10 (Brown 4, Conklin 2). Turnovers: Edinboro16, ESU 25.

}Game 14Edinboro 78, Lock Haven 65at Edinboro, PAJanuary 13, 2010

Edinboro (10-4) fg-fga ft-fta reb ptsKelsey Conklin, f 814 69 6 23Renee’ Brown, f 47 22 4 10Samantha Blazetic, c 37 12 3 8Samantha Reimer, g 515 1719 3 29Casey Heller, g 12 00 3 2Kerry Connolly 02 00 0 0Amanda Coressel 00 00 0 0Raven Metz 01 00 2 0Shawayna Morel 14 00 7 2

Samantha Blazetic led the PSAC inblocked shots with 69.



Micki Cerchiaro 13 24 5 4team 2Totals 23-55 28-36 35 78

(41.8%) (77.8%)

Lock Haven (5-7) fg-fga ft-fta reb ptsKristein Kudrick, f 26 22 3 6Heather McHugh, g 13 00 1 2Peaches Nesmith, g 13 12 1 3Sharay Hall, g 23 14 3 5Casi Donelan, g 816 810 5 24Kacie Hershey 24 811 5 12Marisa Elliot 15 00 1 2Jaime Donovan 00 00 0 0Amy Bievenour 11 00 0 2Tyeshia Carroll 45 11 3 9team 6Totals 22-46 21-30 28 65

(47.8%) (70.0%)

HALFTIME: Edinboro 40, Lock Haven 24Three-point FGs: Edinboro 415 (Reimer 27, Blazetic 11,Conklin 13, Connolly 01, Morel 01, Brown 02), Lock Haven06 (Hall 01, Kudrick 01, Donelan 02, McHugh 02).Assists: Edinboro 12 (Reimer 4, Blazetic 2, Connolly 2),Lock Haven 8 (Hall 4, McHugh 2). Steals: Edinboro 11(Reimer 6), Lock Haven 9 (Carroll 4, Hall 2). BlockedShots: Edinboro 2 (Heller, Cerchiaro). Turnovers:Edinboro 22, Lock Haven 22.

}Game 15Edinboro 76, Slippery Rock 55at Edinboro, PAJanuary 16, 2010

Edinboro (11-4) fg-fga ft-fta reb ptsKelsey Conklin, f 49 22 4 11Renee’ Brown, f 822 89 14 25Samantha Blazetic, c 414 00 10 8Shawayna Morel, g 14 12 2 3Samantha Reimer, g 616 00 3 13Kerry Connolly 14 00 3 2Amanda Coressel 12 00 2 2Casey Heller 12 00 2 2Raven Metz 11 23 4 4Micki Cerchiaro 14 44 5 6team 4Totals 28-77 17-20 53 76

(36.4%) (85.0%)

Slippery Rock (3-12) fg-fga ft-fta reb ptsAmanda Mikatavage, f 68 11 2 13Tynesha Lee, f 11 00 2 2Julie Molloy, g 310 23 5 8Nikki Presto, g 17 22 5 4Bethany Caudill, g 37 00 1 8Lyndsy Day 00 00 0 0Kara Lazauskas 12 12 1 4Sandra Busser 12 00 1 2Grace Palucis 03 00 2 0Alex Beatty 37 34 3 10Katelyn Griffin 00 00 0 0Emilee Vitez 17 00 7 2Haley Geyer 02 22 1 2team 4Totals 20-56 11-14 34 55

(35.7%) (78.6%)

HALFTIME: Edinboro 39, Slippery Rock 25Three-point FGs: Edinboro 320 (Conklin 13, Brown 15,Reimer 18, Coressel 01, Heller 01, Connolly 02), SlipperyRock 411 (Caudill 23, Beatty 11, Lazauskas 12, Palucis 01,Molloy 02, Presto 02). Assists: Edinboro 12 (Morel 3,Conklin 2, Brown 2, Reimer 2, Cerchiaro 2), Slippery Rock 7(seven with 1). Steals: Edinboro 6 (Reimer 2), Slippery Rock6 (six with 1). Blocked Shots: Edinboro 4 (Blazetic,Brown, Conklin, Metz), Slippery Rock 4 (Lee 2, Mikatavage2). Turnovers: Edinboro 12, Slippery Rock 18.

}Game 16Mercyhurst 70, Edinboro 65at Erie, PAJanuary 20, 2010

Edinboro (11-5) fg-fga ft-fta reb ptsKelsey Conklin, f 312 12 3 7Renee’ Brown, f 614 712 11 19Samantha Blazetic, c 26 00 5 4Casey Heller, g 26 00 5 4Samantha Reimer, g 719 1011 1 24Kerry Connolly 01 00 1 0Raven Metz 01 00 0 0Shawayna Morel 14 00 3 2Micki Cerchiaro 13 14 7 3team 1Totals 22-66 19-29 36 65

(43.3%) (54.2%)

Mercyhurst (10-5) fg-fga ft-fta reb ptsAmy Achesinski, f 712 810 9 22Nikki Fredrickson, g 14 34 4 5Megan Hoffman, g 12 22 7 5Samantha Loadman, g 49 22 5 14Dana Banda, g 12 12 1 3Kelsey Gordon 23 00 1 5Kaylee Foster 24 22 0 6Kelsey Trosch 00 00 0 0Lindsay Whipkey 34 01 2 6Katie Carbee 01 44 4 4team 2Totals 21-41 22-27 35 70

(51.2%) (81.5%)

HALFTIME: Mercyhurst 31, Edinboro 23Three-point FGs: Edinboro 213 (Heller 22, Connolly 01,Conklin 02, Brown 03, Reimer 05), Mercyhurst 613(Loadman 48, Hoffman 11, Gordon 12, Banda 01,Frederickson 01). Assists: Edinboro 8 (Reimer 4, Brown2), Mercyhurst 18 (Achesinski 10, Hoffman 3, Loadman 3).Steals: Edinboro 13 (Cerchiaro 5, Brown 3, Conklin 2, Morel2), Mercyhurst 6 (Hoffman 3). Blocked Shots: Edinboro4 (Blazetic 2, Brown 1, Cerchiaro 1), Mercyhurst 2 (Carbee,Frederickson). Turnovers: Edinboro 16, Mercyhurst 31.

}Game 17California(Pa.) 69, Edinboro 52at Edinboro, PAJanuary 23, 2010

Edinboro (11-6) fg-fga ft-fta reb ptsKelsey Conklin, f 27 00 8 4Micki Cerchiaro, f 47 12 4 9Samantha Blazetic, c 48 00 6 8Renee’ Brown, g 211 00 7 5Samantha Reimer, g 37 22 3 9Kerry Connolly 01 00 0 0Amanda Coressel 22 00 1 4Casey Heller 25 00 2 5Raven Metz 49 06 5 8Shawayna Morel 00 00 1 0team 3Totals 23-57 3-10 40 52

(34.5%) (61.5%)

California(Pa) (13-4) fg-fga ft-fta reb ptsAmy Johns, f 28 00 3 4Kayla Smith, f 512 816 15 18Stephanie Michael, g 26 00 4 5Brooque Williams, g 818 46 4 20Crystal Andrews, g 411 34 8 11Danielle Luckett 00 12 0 1Kiara Brown 49 22 3 10Megan Kermond 01 00 0 0Mona Rowe 00 00 1 0Tatianna Hall 02 00 3 0team 5Totals 25-67 18-30 46 69

(37.3%) (60.0%)

HALFTIME: California(Pa.) 33, Edinboro 29Three-point FGs: Edinboro 311 (Heller 12, Brown 12,

Reimer 14, Connolly 01, Conklin 02), Cal 114 (Michael 15,Kermond 01, Williams 01, Andrews 03, Brown 04).Assists: Edinboro 14 (Conklin 5, Metz 3, Coressel 2, Reimer2), Cal 18 (Andrews 5, Williams 5, Michael 3, Smith 3).Steals: Edinboro 9 (Metz 5, Cerchiaro 2), Cal 15 (Williams 7,Andrews 3). Blocked Shots: Edinboro 7 (Blazetic 4), Cal 3(Smith 2, Williams 1). Turnovers: Edinboro 25,California(Pa.) 14.

}Game 18Gannon 79, Edinboro 67at Erie, PAJanuary 27, 2010

Edinboro (11-7) fg-fga ft-fta reb ptsKelsey Conklin, f 616 38 9 15Renee’ Brown, f 310 44 8 10Samantha Blazetic, c 01 00 0 0Amanda Coressel, g 00 00 0 0Samantha Reimer, g 513 55 1 16Kerry Connolly 01 00 0 0Casey Heller 00 00 1 0Raven Metz 58 00 5 10Shawayna Morel 69 22 4 14Micki Cerchiaro 12 00 2 2team 4Totals 26-60 14-19 34 67

(43.3%) (73.7%)

Gannon (21-0) fg-fga ft-fta reb ptsBrittany Tabron, f 410 02 11 8Kim Vargas, f 46 00 2 8Tiffany Crocker, g 47 22 2 11Carrie Nolan, g 510 78 8 18Kristina Freeman, g 29 33 1 8Shanna Thompson 67 24 5 14Amanda Dacek 02 00 0 0Julie Kleber 48 34 3 12team 4Totals 29-59 17-23 36 79

(49.2%) (73.9%)

Kerry Connolly played in all 28 gamesas a freshman guard.



HALFTIME: Gannon 35, Edinboro 21Three-point FGs: Edinboro 111 (Reimer 14, Metz 01,Connolly 01, Conklin 01, Brown 04), Gannon 412 (Crocker 11,Freeman 12, Kleber 13, Nolan 15, Dacek 01). Assists:Edinboro 12 (Metz 2, Morel 2, Reimer 2), Gannon 21(Crocker 4,Nolan 4, Freeman 4, Kleber 4). Steals: Edinboro 13 (Metz 4,Brown 3, Conklin 2, Morel 2), Gannon 11 (Nolan 4, Crocker 3,Kleber 2). Blocked Shots: Edinboro 4 (Blazetic 2, Brown 1,Conklin 1), Gannon 7 (Freeman 2, Vargas 2). Turnovers:Edinboro 24, Gannon 19.

}Game 19Edinboro 94, Clarion 85at Clarion, PAJanuary 30, 2010

Edinboro (12-7) fg-fga ft-fta reb ptsKelsey Conklin, f 1321 13 12 27Renee’ Brown, f 516 68 8 17Shawayna Morel, g 11 12 6 3Raven Metz, g 15 00 6 2Samantha Reimer, g 18 67 2 9Kerry Connolly 08 12 2 1Amanda Coressel 00 00 0 0Casey Heller 58 22 3 15Micki Cerchiaro 01 00 1 0Samantha Blazetic 1013 02 10 20team 2Totals 36-81 17-26 52 94

(44.4%) (65.4%)

Clarion (10-9) fg-fga ft-fta reb ptsLizzie Suwala, f 915 44 8 28Janelle Zabresky, f 711 11 8 15Courtney Healy, g 24 01 2 4Rachel Skolny, g 06 22 2 2Bethany Koch, g 616 33 9 16Jillian Taylor 02 00 1 0Joanna Catalano 01 01 1 0Aleya Miller 35 34 6 9Casey Batey 01 00 1 0Rachel Graeff 414 25 4 11team 3Totals 31-75 15-21 45 85

(41.3%) (71.4%)

HALFTIME: Edinboro 53, Clarion 49Three-point FGs: Edinboro 519 (Heller 34, Brown 13,Reimer 16, Conklin 01, Connolly 05), Clarion 816 (Suwala 69, Koch 11, Graeff 13, Skolny 01, Healy 01, Batey 01).Assists: Edinboro 18 (Reimer 7, Morel 3), Clarion 21 (Graeff8, Koch 4, Suwala 3). Steals: Edinboro 15 (Brown 5,Cerchiaro 2, Metz 2, Conklin 2, Morel 2), Clarion 5 (five with 1).Blocked Shots: Edinboro 9 (Blazetic 8), Clarion 10 (Healy 5,Zabresky 2). Turnovers: Edinboro 11, Clarion 18.

}Game 20Indiana(Pa.) 58, Edinboro 52at Indiana, PAFebruary 3, 2010

Edinboro (12-8) fg-fga ft-fta reb ptsKelsey Conklin, f 620 12 9 13Shawayna Morel, f 23 00 2 4Renee’ Brown, f 319 44 12 10Raven Metz, g 13 68 7 8Samantha Reimer, g 012 56 0 5Kerry Connolly 04 00 0 0Amanda Coressel 02 00 1 0Casey Heller 15 00 2 2Micki Cerchiaro 13 22 9 4Samantha Blazetic 38 00 6 6team 4Totals 17-79 18-22 52 52

(21.5%) (81.8%)

Indiana(Pa.) (12-7) fg-fga ft-fta reb ptsBrianna Johnson, f 412 22 5 10HIllary Shope, f 29 00 7 4Julie Lozon, g 00 00 1 0Kierstin Filla, g 01 22 0 2Lacey Claar, g 210 34 6 7Vianca Tejada 14 0=0 4 2Eryn Withers 411 12 13 11Sarah Pastorek 611 1012 9 22team 8Totals 19-58 18-22 53 58

(32.8%) (81.8%)

HALFTIME: Indiana(Pa.) 25, Edinboro 20Three-point FGs: Edinboro 012 (Brown 01, Heller 03,Connolly 03, Reimer 05), IUP 28 (Withers 24, Claar 04).Assists: Edinboro 10 (Reimer 3, Conklin 2), IUP 12 (Claar 3,Tejada 3, Filla 2). Steals: Edinboro 11 (Metz 3, Conklin 2,Brown 2), IUP 7 (Pastorek 2, Tejada 2). Blocked Shots:Edinboro 10 (Blazetic 5, Conklin 2), IUP 6 (Pastorek 3, Tejada2). Turnovers: Edinboro 15, Indiana(Pa.) 23.

}Game 21Edinboro 62, Lock Haven 49at Lock Haven, PAFebruary 6, 2010

Edinboro (13-8) fg-fga ft-fta reb ptsKelsey Conklin, f 310 00 1 6Renee’ Brown, f 413 24 7 10Raven Metz, g 411 48 7 12Shawayna Morel, g 02 24 3 2Samantha Reimer, g 314 710 4 14Kerry Connolly 00 00 0 0Amanda Coressel 00 00 0 0Casey Heller 47 00 5 10Micki Cerchiaro 11 00 1 2Samantha Blazetic 38 00 9 6team 8Totals 22-66 15-26 45 62

(33.3%) (57.7%)

Lock Haven (5-14) fg-fga ft-fta reb ptsKacie Hershey, f 03 00 2 0Kristen Kudrick, f 38 34 7 9Heather McHugh, g 23 00 3 5Peaches Nesmith,g 716 14 8 15Casi Donelan, g 311 01 4 6Mahogany Spence 02 00 1 0Marisa Elliot 02 22 3 2Milan Dry 12 00 3 2Jaime Donovan 23 00 2 6

Sharay Hall 02 24 1 2Tyeshia Carroll 18 00 3 2team 13Totals 19-60 8-15 50 49

(31.7%) (53.3%)

HALFTIME: Edinboro 33, Lock Haven 21Three-point FGs: Edinboro 311 (Heller 25, Reimer 14,Brown 01, Conklin 01), Lock Haven 311 (Donovan 23,McHugh 12, Nesmith 01, Spence 01, Carroll 01, Donelan 03). Assists: Edinboro 9 (Reimer 5, Morel 2), Lock Haven 8(McHugh 2, Donelan 3). Steals: Edinboro 16 (Reimer 5,Metz 5, Conklin 2), Lock Haven 9 (Elliot 3, Carroll 2, Kudrick2). Blocked Shots: Edinboro 6 (Blazetic 5), Lock Haven 4(Kudrick 2, Donelan 2). Turnovers: Edinboro 16, LockHaven 30 .

}Game 22Edinboro 71, Mercyhurst 52 at Edinboro, PAFebruary 10, 2010


(41.0%) (88.9%)

Mercyhurst (9-13) fg-fga ft-fta reb ptsAmy Achesinski, f 310 68 7 12Nikki Frederickson, f 48 12 3 9Megam Hoffman, g 02 00 6 0Samantha Loadman, g 614 00 14 16Dana Banda, g 18 44 0 7Kelsey Gordon 14 00 1 2Kelsey Trosch 12 00 0 2Lindsay Whipkey 24 00 0 4Katie Carbee 01 00 0 0team 4Totals 18-53 11-14 35 52

(34.0%) (78.6%)

HALFTIME: Edinboro 33, Mercyhurst 28Three-point FGs: Edinboro 58 (Brown 22, Heller 24,Reimer 12), Mercyhurst 514 (Loadman 48, Banda 13,Frederickson 01, Hoffman 01, Gordon 01). Assists:Edinboro 15 (Reimer 4, Morel 3), Mercyhurst 15 (Achesinski4, Frederickson 4, Banda 3). Steals: Edinboro 15 (Brown 4,Metz 4, Morel 3), Mercyhurst 7 (Loadman 3, Banda 2).Blocked Shots: Edinboro 6 (Blazetic 3, Cerchiaro 2),Mercyhurst 6 (Achesinski 2, Loadman 2). Turnovers:Edinboro 16, Mercyhurst 20.

}Game 23 Edinboro 79, Slippery Rock 52at Slippery Rock, PAFebruary 13, 2010


(54.4%) (91.7%)Fighting Scots celebrate season-ending

win over Clarion to qualify for PSACPlayoffs.



Slippery Rock (5-18) fg-fga ft-fta reb ptsEmilee Vitez, f 28 14 2 5Amanda Mikatavage, f 14 00 3 2Julie Molloy, g 510 24 4 12Nikki Presto, g 33 13 1 7Chere’ Marshall, g 13 44 1 6Kara Lazauskas 00 00 0 0Bethany Caudill 510 02 2 12Sandra Busser 12 00 0 2Grace Palucis 02 00 1 0Alex Beatty 02 00 4 0Katelyn Griffin 11 00 0 2Tynesha Lee 13 23 4 4team 3Totals 20-48 10-20 25 52

(41.7%) (50.0%)

HALFTIME: Edinboro 42, Slippery Rock 24 Three-point FGs: Edinboro 614 (Reimer 47, Metz 11, Morel12, Conklin 01, Brown 01, Heller 02), Slippery Rock 28 (Caudill24, Beatty 01, Molloy 03). Assists: Edinboro 19 (Metz 4,Morel 3, Reimer 3), Slippery Rock 9 (Molloy 4, Palucis 2).Steals:Edinboro 9 (Conklin 2, Brown 2, Coressel 2), Slippery Rock 8(Marshall 2, Busser 2). Blocked Shots: Edinboro 6 (Cerchiaro4), Slippery Rock 2 (Mikatavage, Lee). Turnovers: Edinboro15, Slippery Rock 19.

}Game 24Gannon 80, Edinboro 72at Edinboro, PAFebruary 17, 2010

Edinboro (15--9) fg-fga ft-fta reb ptsKelsey Conklin, f 411 11 4 10Renee’ Brown, f 710 22 2 16Raven Metz, g 510 22 3 12Shawayna Morel, g 02 12 6 1Samantha Reimer, g 918 33 2 26Kerry Connolly 00 00 0 0Amanda Coressel 00 00 0 0Casey Heller 04 00 0 0Micki Cerchiaro 22 11 3 5Samantha Blazetic 15 02 5 2team 2Totals 28-62 10-13 27 72

(45.2%) (76.9%)

Gannon (27-0) fg-fga ft-fta reb ptsBrittany Tabron, f 610 11 9 13Kim Vargas, f 56 22 7 15Tiffany Crocker, g 38 12 7 8Carrie Nolan, g 27 02 3 9Kristina Freeman, g 34 23 0 8Caitlyn Lowe 46 35 2 15Julie Kleber 26 02 2 12team 3 Totals 25-47 21-26 33 80

(53.2%) (80.8%)

HALFTIME: Gannon 42, Edinboro 35Three-point FGs Edinboro 617 (Reimer 510, Conklin 12,Morel 02, Brown 03), Gannon 917 (Vargas 33, Lowe 35,Freeman 23, Crocker 12, Nolan 02, Kleber 02). Assists:Edinboro 10 (Reimer 4, Conklin 3), Gannon 19 (Crocker 9,Nolan 3, Freeman 3). Steals: Edinboro 8 (Metz 3, Conklin 2,Reimer 2), Gannon 7 (Nolan 2). Blocked Shots: Edinboro6 (Blazetic 5, Conklin 1), Gannon 6 (Nolan 2). Turnovers:Edinboro 13, Gannon 18.

}Game 25 California(Pa.) 80, Edinboro 44at California, PAFebruary 20, 2010

Edinboro (15-10) fg-fga ft-fta reb ptsKelsey Conklin, f 37 00 1 6Renee’ Brown, f 49 33 3 12Raven Metz, g 25 22 5 6Shawayna Morel, g 02 02 1 0Samantha Reimer, g 39 22 1 9Kerry Connolly 02 00 0 0Amanda Coressel 13 00 3 2

Casey Heller 19 00 1 3Micki Cerchiaro 13 0 6 2Samantha Blazetic 29 00 4 4team 9Totals 17-58 7-9 34 44

(29.3%) (77.8%)

California(Pa.) (19-6)fg-fga ft-fta reb ptsAmy Johns, f 611 12 6 13Kayla Smith, f 513 48 19 14Stephanie Michael, g 25 23 3 6Brooque Williams, g 1021 511 8 25Crystal Andrews, g 26 44 1 8Danielle Luckett 46 11 1 9Kiara Brown 01 22 0 2Megan Kermond 00 00 2 0Taryn Russ 11 11 2 3Mona Rowe 02 00 1 0Tatiana Hall 01 00 0 0team 5Totals 30-67 20-32 48 80

(44.8%) (62.5%)

HALFTIME: California (Pa.) 40, Edinboro 29Three-point FGs: Edinboro 312 (Brown 12, Reimer 13,Heller 15, Conklin 01, Connolly 01), Cal 05 (Andrews 01,Brown 01, Michael 03). Assists: Edinboro 7 (Conklin 3,Morel 2),Cal 13 (Williams 4, Smith 4, Andrews 3). Steals:Edinboro 11 (Brown 3, Metz 2, Conklin 2, Cerchiaro 2),Cal 20(Williams 8, Johns 5, Smith 4). Blocked Shots: Edinboro 4(Blazetic 2), Cal, 4 (Smith 2). Turnovers: Edinboro 34,California(Pa.) 22.

}Game 26Indiana(Pa.) 64, Edinboro 62at Edinboro, PAFebruary 24, 2010

Edinboro (15-11) fg-fga ft-fta reb ptsKelsey Conklin, f 814 23 6 18Renee’ Brown, f 617 67 15 18Samantha Blazetic, c 01 00 3 0Raven Metz, g 16 12 6 3Samantha Reimer, g 214 34 1 7Kerry Connolly 25 12 0 7Casey Heller 15 24 2 5Shawayna Morel 01 00 1 0Micki Cerchiaro 210 00 9 4team 4Totals 22-73 15-22 47 62

(30.1%) (68.2%)

Indiana(Pa.) (16-9) fg-fga ft-fta reb ptsSarah Pastorek, f 213 34 4 7Julie Lozon, g 23 34 8 8Kierstin Filla, g 28 22 3 6Eryn Withers, g 413 44 7 13Lacey Claar, g 510 22 9 14Katelyn Marshall 03 00 0 0Brianna Johnson 01 00 2 0Vianca Tejada 00 00 0 0Hillary Shope 68 11 7 16team 6Totals 21-59 17-21 46 64

(35.6%) (81.0%)

HALFTIME: Edinboro 29, Indiana(Pa) 29 Three-point FGs: Edinboro 315 (Connolly 23, Heller 14,Conklin 01, Brown 03, Reimer 04), IUP 512 (Claar 26,Shope 11, Lozon 12, Withers 12, Pastorek 01). Assists:Edinboro 9 (Reimer 4, Blazetic 2), IUP 11 (Filla 6, Claar 2).Steals: Edinboro 12 (Brown 4, Conklin 3, Reimer 2), IUP 6(Withers 2, Claar 2). Blocked Shots: Edinboro 9 (Conklin6), IUP 8 (Pastorek 4, Shope 3). Turnovers: Edinboro 14,Indiana(Pa.) 20.

}Game 27Edinboro 78, Clarion 66at Edinboro, PAFebruary 27, 2010

Edinboro (16-11) fg-fga ft-fta reb ptsKelsey Conklin, f 415 48 15 12Renee’ Brown, f 312 44 6 10Casey Heller, g 411 00 4 12Raven Metz, g 23 00 4 4Samantha Reimer, g 312 1212 3 19Kerry Connolly 00 00 0 0Amanda Coressel 00 00 0 0Shawayna Morel 15 34 2 5Micki Cerchiaro 23 00 5 4Samantha Blazetic 45 46 5 12team 3Totals 23-66 27-34 47 78

(34.8%) (79.4%)

Clarion (12-15) fg-fga ft-fta reb ptsSarah Pratt, f 17 710 10 9Jenelle Zabresky, f 912 12 10 19Bethany Koch, g 515 34 6 13Rachel Graeff, g 411 55 4 13Lizzie Suwala, g 17 12 5 3Jillian Taylor 00 00 0 0Joanna Catalano 01 12 1 1Aleya Miller 12 00 0 2Rachel Skolny 22 24 1 6Courtney Formica 01 00 0 0team 3Totals 23-58 20-29 40 66

(39.7%) (69.0%)

HALFTIME: Edinboro 36, Clarion 31Three-point FGs: Edinboro 515 (Heller 46, Reimer 16,Conklin 01, Brown 01, Morel 01), Clarion 010 (Formica 01,Suwala 01, Koch 04, Graeff 04). Assists: Edinboro 14(Reimer 6, Metz 3, Conklin 2), Clarion 10 (Graeff 4, Koch 3).Steals: Edinboro 11 (Reimer 4), Clarion 6 (Zabresky 3,Formica 2). Blocked Shots: Edinboro 3 (Blazetic), Clarion11 (Zabersky 4, Koch 4 ).Turnovers: Edinboro 15, Clarion20.

}Game 28Gannon 81, Edinboro 67The PSAC Quarterfinalsat Erie, PA March 2, 2010

Edinboro (16-12) fg-fga ft-fta reb ptsKelsey Conklin, f 713 22 5 17Renee’ Brown, f 612 34 8 18Casey Heller, g 38 00 0 8Raven Metz, g 26 00 6 4Samantha Reimer, g 38 77 0 14Kerry Connolly 02 00 0 0Amanda Coressel 00 00 0 0Shawayna Morel 14 00 2 3Micki Cerchiaro 00 34 5 3Samantha Blazetic 02 00 3 0team 5Totals 22-73 15-22 34 67

(40.0%) (88.2%)

Gannon (31-0) fg-fga ft-fta reb ptsBrittany Tabron, f 18 34 7 5Kim Vargas, f 1012 11 3 21Tiffany Crocker, g 510 55 7 16Carrie Nolan, g 714 67 2 21Kristina Freeman, g 05 44 4 4Caitlyn Lowe 12 00 0 3Shanna Thompson 26 00 3 4Julie Kleber 37 00 4 7team 4Totals 29-64 19-21 34 81

(45.3%) (90.5%)

HALFTIME: Edinboro 36, Gannon 36Three-point FGs: Edinboro 822 (Brown 34, Heller 25,Conklin 12, Morel 12, Reimer 15, Connolly 02, Metz 02),Gannon 415 (Crocker 12, Lowe 12, Kleber 13, Nolan 15,Vargas 01, Freeman 02). Assists: Edinboro 14 (Reimer 4),Gannon 16 (Crocker 6, Nolan 5). Steals: Edinboro 4 (Metz2), Gannon 9 (Crocker 4, Nolan 3). Blocked Shots:Edinboro 3 (Cerchiaro 2), Gannon 2 (Vargas, Freeman).Turnovers: Edinboro 19, Gannon 9.



Remembering Samantha Reimer and Kelsey Conklin Remembering Samantha Reimer and Kelsey Conklin Edinboro Women’s Basketball 2010-11


} Samantha Reimer Alltime leading scorer with 1,926 points Ranks 13th alltime in the PSAC in scoring Holds career and PSAC records for free throwsmade (640), and also holds career record forfree throws attempted (755) Shot 90.6 percent from the free throw line as asenior, a school and PSAC record Ranks fifth in career assists (449) Threetime AllPSAC honoree, earning firstteam honors as a sophomore and senior andsecond team as a junior Named Edinboro’s Nancy Acker Senior FemaleAthlete of the Year 200910 Womens’ Division II Bulletin honorablemention AllAmerican

} Kelsey Conklin Fifth alltime leading scorer with 1,557 points Ranks fifth in career rebounds with 772 Only the second player in Edinboro history withover 1,500 points and 700 rebounds, joiningMontique Wade Ranks sixth in career steals (236) and tied forninth in career blocked shots (74) Threetime AllPSAC honoree, earning firstteam honors as a junior and second team as asophomore and senior Named Edinboro’s Nancy Acker Senior FemaleAthlete of the Year 200910 Womens’ Division II Bulletin honorablemention AllAmerican

22 Kelsey ConklinForward 6’1” Senior

Edinboro, PA General McLane HS

Kelsey Conklin’s Career at EdinboroYear GGS FGFGA Pct. 3FG3FGA Pct. FTFTA Pct. Reb. Avg. A TO BL ST PFDQ Pts. Avg.200607 2828 137298 .460 631 .194 57100 .570 211 7.5 40 100 15 71 1003 337 12.0200708 2624 147269 .546 714 .500 71100 .710 170 6.5 57 59 12 53 873 372 14.3200809 2726 185368 .503 316 .188 86134 .642 217 8.0 53 103 23 70 811 459 17.0200910 2828 164363 .452 833 .242 5386 .616 174 6.2 51 92 24 42 741 389 13.9Career 109-106 633-1298 .488 24-94 .255 267-420 .636 772 7.1 201 354 74 236 342-8 1557 14.3

Samantha Reimer’s Career at EdinboroYear GGS FGFGA Pct. 3FG3FGA Pct. FTFTA Pct. Reb. Avg. A TO BL ST PFD Pts. Avg.200607 2820 105301 .349 35116 .302 121158 .766 83 3.0 80 77 1 32 510 366 13.1200708 2727 155386 .402 53161 .329 175206 .850 94 3.5 143 92 1 40 470 538 19.9200809 2727 147420 .350 56180 .311 170199 .854 71 2.6 89 109 2 49 440 520 19.3200910 2828 141372 .379 46153 .301 174192 .906 61 2.2 137 68 2 42 581 502 17.9Career 110-102 548-1479 .371 190-610 .311 640-755 .848 309 2.8 449 346 6 163 200-1 1926 17.5

Samantha Reimer 33Guard 5’6” SeniorAltoona, PA Altoona HS

The Record Book

} Section ContentsYear-by-Year Records ......................................32Edinboro in 100-Point Games ......................32Individual & Team Records............................33Career Records ..........................................34-35Season Records ..........................................36-371,000-Point Club ........................................38-39Yearly Leaders............................................40-41All-Time Scores ..........................................42-45All-Time vs. Opponents..................................46Edinboro All-Americans ................................47The Honor Roll ................................................48All-Time Team ..................................................48Edinboro in the NCAA Playoffs....................48

Year W L Pct. Coach}The Judy Sauer Era (160-68, 14 years)196667 5 0 1.000 Judy Sauer196768 6 2 .750 Judy Sauer196869 7 1 .875 Judy Sauer196970 8 2 .800 Judy Sauer197071 5 4 .556 Judy Sauer197172 5 3 .625 Judy Sauer197273 10 0 1.000 Judy Sauer197374 7 4 .636 Judy Sauer197475 17 6 .739 Judy Sauer197576 20 6 .769 Judy Sauer197677 17 7 .708 Judy Sauer197778 13 12 .520 Judy Sauer197879 18 9 .667 Judy Sauer197980 22 12 .647 Judy Sauer}The Kathleen Lipkovich Era (28-41, 3 years)198081 11 16 .407 Kathleen Lipkovich198182 5 14 .263 Kathleen Lipkovich198283 12 11 .521 Kathleen Lipkovich}The Monica Pellman Era (43-56, 4 years)198384 13 12 .520 Monica Pellman198485 10 15 .400 Monica Pellman198586 11 14 .440 Monica Pellman198687 9 15 .375 Monica Pellman

Year W L Pct. Coach}The Stan Swank Era (388-2455, 23 years)198788 14 11 .560 Stan Swank198889 21 6 .778 Stan Swank198990 27 3 .900 Stan Swank199091 8 19 .296 Stan Swank199192 22 8 .733 Stan Swank199293 18 12 .600 Stan Swank199394 10 15 .400 Stan Swank199495 15 11 .577 Stan Swank199596 15 13 .536 Stan Swank199697 24 9 .727 Stan Swank199798 23 8 .742 Stan Swank199899 16 10 .615 Stan Swank199900 13 14 .481 Stan Swank200001 17 10 .630 Stan Swank200102 12 14 .461 Stan Swank200203 16 12 .571 Stan Swank200304 18 10 .643 Stan Swank200405 18 10 .643 Stan Swank200506 21 10 .677 Stan Swank200607 14 14 .500 Stan Swank200708 17 10 .630 Stan Swank200809 13 14 .481 Stan Swank200910 16 12 .571 Stan Swank44 Seasons 619 420 .596 4 Head Coaches

Opponent Score YearFredonia State W, 10425 197475Gannon W, 10942 197475Gannon W, 12931 197576Mercyhurst W, 10124 197576Jamestown CC W, 10042 197677Buffalo State W, 10327 197677Gannon W, 12022 197677Indiana(Pa.) W, 11886 197677Gannon W, 10569 197778Jamestown CC W, 11623 197778Jamestown CC W, 11528 197778Akron W, 10362 197778Maryland L, 70104 197980Clarion W, 10462 197980St. Bonaventure W, 10354 198081West Virginia L, 90101 198081Penn State L, 40100 198081Mercyhurst W, 10357 198788Shippensburg W, 10270 198788St. Leo W, 10650 198889Dyke W, 10783 198889Fairmont State W, 10366 198990Clarion W, 10156 198990Cheyney W, 11086 198990Clarion L, 80105 199091SalemTeikyo W, 11070 199192Kutztown W, 11072 199192Seton Hill W, 11165 199192Florida Inst. of Tech. L, 111125 199192

Opponent Score YearClarion W, 113100 199192Lock Haven W, 10582 199192MichiganDearborn W, 10476 199293Ohio Dominican W, 11372 199293Clarion L, 84105 199293Clarion L, 81104 199293Lake Erie W, 11047 199394Seton Hill W, 11283 199495Mansfield W, 11054 199495Mansfield W, 11064 199495Lock Haven W, 10475 199495IUPUFt. Wayne L, 90106 199596Seton Hill W, 10758 199596California(Pa.) W, 119116 3ot 199596Lock Haven W, 10880 199596Seton Hill W, 10163 199697Westminster W, 11372 199697Point Park W, 10172 199697LaRoche W, 10351 199697PittBradford W, 10146 199697Bridgeport W, 11521 199900Columbia Union W, 11933 199900Clarion W, 10079 199900Daemen W, 10162 200001Georgian Court W, 12057 200304Temple Baptist W, 11817 200708Daemen W, 10273 200910Washington Adventist W, 10120 200910

Edinboro in 100-Point Games

Year-by-Year RecordsYear-by-Year RecordsEdinboro Women’s Basketball 2010-11


Individual & Team RecordsIndividual & Team RecordsEdinboro Women’s Basketball 2009-10


Individual} GameMost Points: 41 by Amy Rapelje vs.

Kutztown, 199596; Shauna Nevel vs. IUPU Fort Wayne, 199596; Tina Skidmore vs. Clarion, 198081

Most Field Goals Made: 18 by Amy Rapelje vs. Kutztown, 199596; by Tina Skidmore vs. Clarion, 198081

Most Field Goals Attempted: 38 by Shauna Nevel vs. IUPUFort Wayne, 199596

Most Free Throws Made: 17 by Samantha Reimer vs. Lock Haven, 200910; 16 by Samantha Reimer vs. Lock Haven, 200809; by Jessica Rowe vs. California(Pa.), 19992000; 15 by Kelly Calderone vs. Indiana(Pa.), 200506, and vs. Lock Haven, 200506

Most Free Throws Attempted: 22 by Jessica Rowe vs. California(Pa.), 19992000; 19 by Samantha Reimer vs. Lock Haven, 200910

Most 3Point Field Goals Made: 10 by KrystalHenson vs. Columbia Union, 200102

Most 3Point Field Goals Attempted: 17 by Meghan Miller vs. California(Pa.), 199697; by Mari Hollman vs. Slippery Rock, 199091; by Krystal Henson vs. Indiana(Pa.), 200102

Most Rebounds: 27 by Tammy WalkerStrode vs. West Liberty, 199192

Most Assists: 16 by Callie Iorfido vs. Mercyhurst, 200405; by Andrea Martre vs. Shawnee State, 198990

Most Turnovers: 12 by Kelly Calderone vs. Millersville, 200607

Most Steals: 12 by Pam Artman vs. Mansfield, 199495; 11 by Callie Iorfido vs. Bloomsburg, 200506; 10 by Raven Metzvs. Washington Adventist, 200910

Most Blocked Shots: 8 by Samantha Blazetic vs. Clarion, 200910; 7 by Jessica Trotter vs. Clarion, 2/28/09; by Kim Mardis vs. Shippensburg, 200607; by Agnieszka Michalow vs. Lock Haven, 200506

} SeasonMost Points: 691 by Tammy WalkerStrode,

199192Highest Scoring Average: 23.6 by Marin

Hightower, 19992000Most Field Goals Made: 288 by Tammy

WalkerStrode, 199192Most Field Goals Attempted: 609 by Lori

Dolby, 197980Highest Field Goal Percentage: .619 by

Rachel Johnson, 200708 (65 of 105) Most 3Point Field Goals Made: 88 by

Krystal Henson, 200102Most 3Point Field Goals Attempted: 253 by

Krystal Henson, 200203Highest 3Point Field Goal Percentage: .462

by Jessica Rowe, 19992000 Most Free Throws Made: 175 by Samantha

Reimer, 200708Most Free Throws Attempted: 235 by

Lachelle Crawl, 200203

Highest Free Throw Percentage: .906 by Samantha Reimer, 200910 (174 of 192)

Most Rebounds: 473 by Heather Gates, 199697

Highest Rebounding Average: 14.5 by Tammy WalkerStrode, 199192

Most Assists: 249 by Callie Iorfido, 200506Most Steals: 108 by Jeannine JeanPierre,

199293Most Blocked Shots: 76 by Terri Ayers,

199293Most Games Played: 34 by Audrey Scott,

197980; Linda Shorter, 197980; Beth Tarasi, 197980

} CareerMost Points: 1,926 by Samantha Reimer, 2006

2010Highest Scoring Average: 22.3 Tammy

WalkerStrode, 199092Most Field Goals Made: 698 by Sarah

Bishop, 198690Most Field Goals Attempted: 1,604 by

Jessica Rowe, 19962000Highest Field Goal Percentage: .573 by

Tammy WalkerStrode, 199092 (532 of 909)

Most 3Point Field Goals Made: 275 by Krystal Henson, 19992003

Most 3Point Field Goals Attempted: 803 by Krystal Henson, 19992003

Highest 3Point Field Goal Percentage: .377 by Meghan Miller, 199599

Most Free Throws Made: 640 by Samantha Reimer, 200610

Most Free Throws Attempted: 755 by Samantha Reimer, 200610

Highest Free Throw Percentage: .856 by Kelly Calderone, 200407 (415 of 485)

Most Rebounds: 1,301 by Heather Gates, 199498

Highest Rebounding Average: 13.6 by Tammy WalkerStrode, 199092

Most Assists: 682 by Callie Iorfido, 200206Most Steals: 304 by Pam Artman, 199195Most Blocked Shots: 159 by Terri Ayers,

199093Most Games Played: 117 by Heather Gates

and Tami Piljuga, 199498

Team} GameMost Points Scored: 129 vs. Gannon, 197576Most Points in a Half: 69 vs. Indiana(Pa.),

197677Most Combined Points: 236 vs. Florida Inst.

of Technology (FIT 125, Edinboro 111), 199192

Fewest Points Scored: 24 vs. Thiel, 196667Largest Margin of Victory: 101 vs. Temple

Baptist (Edinboro 118, Temple Baptist 17), 200708; 98 vs. Gannon (Edinboro 120, Gannon 22), 197677; vs. Gannon (Edinboro 129, Gannon 31), 197576

Largest Margin of Defeat: 60 vs. Penn State

(Penn State 100, Edinboro 40), 198081Most Field Goals Made: 60 vs. Gannon,

197576Most Field Goals Attempted: 113 vs. Florida

Inst. of Technology, 199192Highest Field Goal Percentage: .602 vs. Ohio

Dominican, 199293Most 3Point Field Goals Made: 16 vs.

California(Pa.), 199697Most 3Point Field Goals Attempted: 50 vs.

California(Pa.), 199697Highest 3Point Field Goal Percentage:

.800 vs. Ohio Valley, 19992000 (8 of 10)Most Free Throws Made: 36 vs.

California(Pa.), 199596 & 19992000Most Free Throws Attempted: 56 vs.

California(Pa.), 19992000Highest Free Throw Percentage: 1.000 vs.

Indiana(Pa.), 199697 (11 of 11)Most Rebounds: 82 vs. West Liberty, 199192 Most Assists: 35 vs. Kutztown, 199192Most Turnovers: 42 vs. Mercyhurst, 199091Most Steals: 35 vs. Thiel, 200910; vs. Mansfield,

199495Most Blocked Shots: 10 Indiana(Pa.), 200910;

vs. Concord, 200910; vs. Thiel, 200910; vs. Clarion, 200809; vs. Lock Haven, 200809; vs. Gannon, 200708; 10 vs. Point Park, 199091

} SeasonMost Wins: 27 in 198990Most Losses: 19 in 199091Fewest Wins: 5 in 197172, 197071 &

196667Fewest Losses: 0 in 197273 and 196667Highest Winning Percentage: 1.000 in 1972

73 (100)Lowest Winning Percentage: .263 in 198182

(514)Most Points Scored: 2,708 in 199192Highest Scoring Average: 90.3 in 199192Most Field Goals Made: 1,109 in 199192Most Field Goals Attempted: 2,530 in

197980Highest Field Goal Percentage: .449 in

199192Most 3Point Field Goals Made: 193 in

200102Most 3Point Field Goals Attempted: 616 in

200203Highest 3Point Field Goal Percentage: .404

in 19992000Most Free Throws Made: 568 in 199697Most Free Throws Attempted: 813 in 199697Highest Free Throw Percentage: .762 in

200708Most Rebounds: 1,676 in 197980Highest Rebounding Average: 55.3 in 199192Most Assists: 705 in 199192Most Turnovers: 641 in 199091Most Steals: 425 in 199293Most Blocked Shots: 166 in 197576Most Games: 35 in 199697

} Points1. Samantha Reimer (200610) ............19262. Jessica Rowe (19962000)................18463. Montique Wade (198690) ..............17754. Sarah Bishop (198690) ....................16525. Kelsey Conklin (200610) ..................15576. Kelly Calderone (200407)................14607. Meghan Miller (199599) ..................1426 8. Shauna Nevel (199296)....................13849. Lori Montgomery (199296) ............1356

10. Tina Skidmore (197781) ....................133711. Heather Gates (199498) ..................132012. Tammy WalkerStrode (199092)........127313. Krystal Henson (19992003) ............126314. Marin Hightower (19972000) ..........121815. Maria DiVecchio (200206) ................121416. Jeannine JeanPierre (199193) ........120317. Audrey Scott (197680) ......................119118. Ellen Mulligan (198084)....................116919. Amy Rapelje (199498) ......................110520. Mary Ann Chilcott (198185) ............106821. Lori Dolby (197780) ..........................106722. Lachelle Crawl (19992003) ..............103423. Pam Artman (199195) ......................102124. Sheilah Collins (197477) ....................100125. Callie Iorfido (200206) ......................932

Mary Beth Heise (198185) ................932

} Scoring Average1. Tammy WalkerStrode (199092)......22.32. Jeannine JeanPierre (199193) ........20.7 3. Samantha Reimer (200610)..............17.54. Kelly Calderone (200407) ................16.85. Marin Hightower (19972000) ..........16.7

Montique Wade (198690) ................16.77. Marie Gilliland (198485) ....................16.18. Jessica Rowe (19962000) ................15.99. Sarah Bishop (198690) ......................15.7

10. Demetra Adams (198990) ................15.611. Desiree Alexander (199092)..............15.112. Latricia Brown (199496) ..................14.913. Andrea Martre (198890) ..................14.714. Esther McCary (198081)....................14.415. Kelsey Conklin (200610)....................14.3

} Rebounds1. Heather Gates (199498) ..................13012. Montique Wade (198690) ................11133. Tina Skidmore (197781) ....................8094. Tammy WalkerStrode (199092) ......7775. Kelsey Conklin (200610) ....................7726. Terri Ayers (199093)............................7217. Amy Rapelje (199498)........................7168. Kim Vay (19982001)............................7049. Audrey Scott (197680) ......................654

10. Jeannine JeanPierre (199193) ........60411. Maria DiVecchio (200206) ................59012. Sarah Bishop (198690) ......................56513. Linda Shorter (197981) ......................56414. Shauna Nevel (199296)......................55215. Kate Kosewicz (197477) ....................53016. Ellen Mulligan (198084) ....................52817. Marin Hightower (19972000) ..........52018. Pam Artman (199195) ......................49619. Toyia Giles (198890) ..........................49520. Dorina Esposito (198286) ................490

Mag McCarthy (197175) ....................490

} Rebounding Average1. Tammy WalkerStrode (199092)......13.62. Heather Gates (199498) ....................11.13. Montique Wade (198690) ................10.54. Jeannine JeanPierre (199193) ........10.45. Mag McCarthy (197374)....................10.26. Toyia Giles (198890) ..........................10.17. Linda Shorter (197981) ......................9.6 8. Kim Vay (19982001) ............................8.89. Terri Ayers (199093)............................8.3

10. Latricia Brown (199496) ....................7.7 11. Shelly Walker (198891)........................7.712. Tina Skidmore (197778, ‘7981)..........7.613. Kate Kosewicz (197477)......................7.314. Francine Greco (198587) ....................7.215. Kelsey Conklin (200610) ......................7.1

} Field Goal Percentage(minimum 100 field goals made)

1. Tammy WalkerStrode (199092)(532909) ............................................ .573

2. Amy Rapelje (199498) (463890) ... .520 3. Terri Ayers (199093) (330746) ....... .5104. Rachel Johnson (200407)

(113222) .............................................. .5095. Toyia Giles (198890)(170349) ............ .487

Kelsey Conklin (200610)(6331298) ... .4877. Sheilah Collins (197477)

(375777).............................................. .4838. Marin Hightower (19972000)

(4831002) .......................................... .4829. Maria DiVecchio (200206)

(476998) ............................................ .477Kim Vay (19982001) (147305) ......... .477

11. Rhani Rochon (199598)(141292)............................................... .472

} Field Goals Made 1. Sarah Bishop (198690)......................6982. Montique Wade (198690)................6893. Jessica Rowe (19962000)..................6534. Samantha Reimer (200610)..............6375. Kelsey Conklin (200610) ....................6336. Lori Montgomery (199296) ..............541

Shauna Nevel (199296) ......................5418. Tammy WalkerStrode (199092) ......5219. Jeannine JeanPierre (199193)..........500

10. Samantha Reimer (200609) ............49611. Meghan Miller (199599) ....................49112. Marin Hightower (19972000) ..........48313. Maria DiVecchio (200206) ................476 14. Amy Rapelje (199498) ......................46315. Heather Gates (199498) ....................461

} Field Goals Attempted1. Jessica Rowe (19962000)................16042. Montique Wade (198690) ..............15773. Sarah Bishop (198690) ....................15064. Samantha Reimer (200610) ............14795. Shauna Nevel (199296) ....................13976. Lori Montgomery (199296) ............13737. Kelsey Conklin (200610) ..................12988. Meghan Miller (199599) ..................12969. Krystal Henson (19992003)..............1168

10. Kelly Calderone (200407) ................115511. Jeannine JeanPierre (199193) ........1152 Jessica Rowe

Montique Wade

Career RecordsCareer RecordsEdinboro Women’s Basketball 2010-11


12. Pam Artman (199195) ......................106013. Tina Skidmore(197778, ‘7980) ......100514. Marin Hightower (19972000) ........100215. Maria DiVecchio (200206) ................998

} Free Throw Percentage(minimun 100 attempts)

1. Kelly Calderone (200407) (415485) ............................................. .856

2. Samantha Reimer (200610)(640755)............................................. .847

3. Sarah Bishop (198690)(259341) ............................................. .760

4. Andrea Martre (198890)(151199)............................................... .759

5. Meghan Miller (199599)(222293) ............................................. .758

6. Krystal Henson (19992003)(174231) ............................................... .753

7. Jessica Rowe (199600) (400532)... .7528. Kathy Nelson (197578) (103137) ..... .7519. Barb Moran (197578) (134179) ....... .750

10. Mary Ann Chilcott (198285)(134179) ............................................. .750Jodi Calderone (200105)(111148) ............................................... .750

} Free Throws Made1. Samantha Reimer (200610) ...................6402. Kelly Calderone (200407) ........................4153. Jessica Rowe (19962000).......................4004. Heather Gates (199498) ..........................3975. Montique Wade (198690) ......................3946. Lachelle Crawl (19992003).......................3017. Callie Iorfido (200206) .............................2758. Sarah Bishop (198690) ............................2599. Sheilah Collins (197477) ............................251

10. Marin Hightower (19972000).................24811. Kim Vay (19982001)..................................23812. Maria DiVecchio (200206) .......................23713. Robin Boyd (198286)................................23214. Tammy WalkerStrode (199092) .............23115. Meghan Miller (199599) ..........................222

} Free Throws Attempted1. Samantha Reimer (200610) ....................7552. Heather Gates (199498)..........................6433. Montique Wade (198690).......................6164. Jessica Rowe (19962000)........................5335. Kelly Calderone (200407) .......................4856. Lachelle Crawl (19992003)......................4767. Kelsey Conklin (200610)..........................4208. Callie Iorfido (200206) .............................4159. Marin Hightower (19972000) .................372

10. Kim Vay (19982001)..................................36711. Tammy WalkerStrode (199092) ............35412. Sheilah Collins (197477)............................35313. Robin Boyd (198286)................................35114. Sarah Bishop (198690).............................34115. Megan Zitner (200005)...........................340

} 3-Pt. Field GoalPercentage

(minimun 100 attempts)1906101. Meghan Miller (199599)(222589) .. .3772. Jessica Rowe (199600) (140391).... .358

3. Kelly Calderone (200407) (153446).............................................. .343

4. Krystal Henson (19992003)(275803) ............................................ .342

5. Mari Hollman (199091) (43127) ...... .3396. Kelli Mankowski (199498)

(68201) ............................................... .3387. Andrea Martre (198890)

(88261) ............................................... .3378. Casey Heller (200710)

(52158) .............................................. .3299. Jodi Calderone (200105)

(209653) ............................................ .32010. Samantha Reimer (200610)

(190610) .............................................. .311

} 3-Pt. Field Goals Made1. Krystal Henson (19992003).....................2752. Meghan Miller (199599) ..........................2223. Jodi Calderone (200105) .........................2094. Samantha Reimer (200610) ....................1905. Kelly Calderone (200407).........................1536. Jessica Rowe (19962000)........................1407. Shauna Nevel (199296) .............................998. Andrea Martre (198890)...........................889. Rae Sherred (200407) ...............................80

10. Courtney Thompson (200004).................79

} 3-Pt. Field GoalsAttempted

1. Krystal Henson (19992003) ....................8032. Jodi Calderone (200105)..........................6533. Samantha Reimer (200610) ....................6104. Meghan Miller (199599) .........................5895. Kelly Calderone (200407) .......................4466. Jessica Rowe (19962000) ........................3917. Shauna Nevel (199296)............................3458. Andrea Martre (198890)..........................2619. Courtney Thompson (200004)...............256

10. Rae Sherred (200407) .............................249

} Assists1. Callie Iorfido (200206).............................6822. Pam Artman (199195)..............................5003. Courtney Thompson (200004) ..............4744. Jessica Rowe (19962000)........................4535. Samantha Reimer (200610)....................4496. Karen Urey (198589)................................4427. Meghan Miller (199599) ..........................4198. Desiree Alexander (199092)....................3929. Lori Montgomery (199296).....................382

10. Andrea Martre (198890).........................34011. Sheilah Collins (197477)............................32312. Robyn Boyd (198286)..............................30213. Mary Ann Chilcott (198185)......................27114. Kelly Calderone (200407)........................26315. Sarah Bishop (198690) ............................239

} Steals1. Pam Artman (199195)..............................3042. Meghan Miller (199599)..........................2883. Montique Wade (198690) ......................2844. Callie Iorfido (200206).............................2835. Heather Gates (199498)...........................2376. Kelsey Conklin (200610) ..........................236

7. Lori Montgomery (199296) .....................2228. Mary Ann Chilcott (198185) .....................2149. Shauna Nevel (199296).............................212

10. Sarah Bishop (198690) ............................203Jeannine JeanPierre (199193)................203

12. Kelly Calderone (200407) ........................19513. Jessica Rowe (19962000) ........................17914. Karen Urey (198589) ................................17615. Samantha Reimer (200610).....................163

} Blocked Shots1. Terri Ayers (199093) .................................1592. Toyia Giles (198890) ..................................1413. Kate Kosewicz (197477)...........................1304. Agnieszka Michalow (200507) ...............1065. Donna Esposito (198286) ........................1026. Heather Gates (199498)............................887. Mary Ann Chilcott (198185).......................828. Jessica Trotter (200509)............................759. Kelsey Conklin (200610) ............................74

Marin Hightower (19972000) ...................74

} Games Played1. Heather Gates (199498)............................117

Tami Piljuga (199498)................................1173. Jessica Rowe (19972000).........................1164. Meghan Miller (199599) ...........................1155. Jessi Montie (200206) ..............................1146. Samantha Reimer (200610) .....................110

Pam Artman (199195) ...............................1108. Kelsey Conklin (200610) ..........................109

Maria DiVecchio (200206).......................109Shauna Nevel (199296)............................109Tina Skidmore (197778, ‘7981) ...............109Courtney Thompson (200004)...............109

Heather Gates

Career RecordsCareer RecordsEdinboro Women’s Basketball 2010-11


} Points1. Tammy WalkerStrode(199192) ........6912. Jeannine JeanPierre (199293)..........6223. Marin Hightower (19992000) ..........6134. Tammy WalkerStrode (199091) ......5825. Jeannine JeanPierre (199192) ..........5816. Jessica Rowe (19992000)..................5767. Sarah Bishop (198990) ......................5588. Lori Dolby (197980)............................5569. Montique Wade (198990) ................547

10. Lachelle Crawl (200203)....................54311. Samantha Reimer (200708) ............53812. Shauna Nevel (199596) ....................529 13. Samantha Reimer (200809) ............52014. Kelly Calderone (200607) ..................51315. Audrey Scott (197980)........................51116. Montique Wade (198788) ................50717. Samantha Reimer (200910) ..............50218. Desiree Alexander (199192) ..............50119. Kelly Calderone (200506) ................49720. Sarah Bishop (198889) ......................475

Sarah Bishop (198788) ......................47522. Jessica Rowe (199798)......................47423. Heather Gates (199697)....................46424. Kelsey Conklin (200809) ..................45925. Montique Wade (198889) ................457

} Scoring Average1. Marin Hightower (19992000)..........23.62. Tammy WalkerStrode (199192) ......23.03. Tammy WalkerStrode (199091) ......21.64. Jeannine JeanPierre (199293) ........21.45. Jessica Rowe (19992000)..................21.36. Montique Wade (198788)................20.37. Jeannine JeanPierre (199192) ........20.08. Samantha Reimer (200708) ............19.99. Lachelle Crawl (200203) ..................19.4

10. Samantha Reimer (200809) ............19.311. Marin Hightower (199899) ..............19.212. Sarah Bishop (198788)......................19.013. Shauna Nevel (199596) ....................18.914. Sarah Bishop (198990)......................18.615. Lori Dolby (197980) ..........................18.4

} Rebounds1. Heather Gates (199697) ....................4732. Tammy WalkerStrode (199192) ......4393. Tammy WalkerStrode (199091) ......3414. Jeannine JeanPierre (199293)..........3395. Montique Wade (198788)..................3316. Montique Wade (198990) ................3267. Linda Shorter (197980) ......................3228. Heather Gates (199596) ....................3089. Kim Vay (200001)................................303

10. Terri Ayers (199293)............................29711. Montique Wade (198889) ................29412. Heather Gates (199798) ....................28413. Kim Vay (19992000) ..........................27814. Toyia Giles (198990) ..........................27615. Tina Skidmore (197980) ....................275

} Rebounding Average1. Tammy WalkerStrode (199192) ......14.52. Heather Gates (199697) ....................14.33. Montique Wade (198788) ................13.24. Tammy WalkerStrode (199091) ......12.65. Jeannine JeanPierre (199293) ..........11.76. Kim Vay (200001) ................................11.2

7. Montique Wade (198990)................10.9Montique Wade (198889)................10.9

9. Heather Gates (199596)....................10.810. Toyia Giles (198889) ..........................10.4

Mag McCarthy (197374)....................10.412. Kim Vay (19992000) ..........................10.313. Mag McCarthy (197475) ....................10.114. Kelli Torboli (199899)........................10.015. Terri Ayers (199293) ............................9.9

Toyia Giles (198990)............................9.9

} Field Goal Percentage(minimun 100 attempts)

1. Rachel Johnson (200708)(650105).............................................. .619


3. Erika Sauer (197576)(96169) .............................................. .568

4. Rachel Johnson (200607)(88159)................................................ .553

5. Kelsey Conklin (200708)(147269) ............................................ .546


7. Amy Rapelje (199596)(117219) .............................................. .534

8. Amy Rapelje (199697)(189351) .............................................. .533

9. Terri Ayers (199293)(173327) .............................................. .529

10. Ellen Mulligan (198283)(151291)................................................ .519Sheilah Collins (197576)(124239) .............................................. .519 Maria DiVecchio (200203)(109210) .............................................. .519

13. Marin Hightower (199899) (156302) .............................................. .517 Tina Skidmore (197980)(178344) .............................................. .517

15. Maria DiVecchio (200304) (154300) .............................................. .513

} Field Goals Made1. Tammy WalkerStrode (199192) ......2882. Jeannine JeanPierre (199293)..........2573. Lori Dolby (197980)............................2534. Jeannine JeanPierre (199192) ..........2435. Marin Hightower (19992000)............2416. Tammy WalkerStrode (199091) ......2337. Audrey Scott (197980) ......................2328. Sarah Bishop (198990) ......................2269. Montique Wade (198990)..................212

10. Montique Wade (198788) ................202Sarah Bishop (198889) ......................202

} Field Goals Attempted1. Lori Dolby (197980) ..........................6092. Jeannine JeanPierre (199293)..........5763. Jeannine JeanPierre (199192) ..........5764. Audrey Scott (197980) ......................5675. Marin Hightower (19992000) ..........5106. Shauna Nevel (199596) ....................4957. Tammy WalkerStrode (199192) ......4798. Montique Wade (198990) ................4769. Sarah Bishop (198788) ......................471

10. Montique Wade (198788) ................455

Robin Boyd

Kelly Calderone

Season RecordsSeason RecordsEdinboro Women’s Basketball 2010-11


} Free Throw Percentage(minimun 50 attempts)

1. Samantha Reimer (200910)(174192).............................................. .906

2. Kelly Calderone (200506)(145165).............................................. .879

3. Suzanne Petruska (200102)(5664) ................................................ .875

4. Sarah Bishop (198990)(105121) .............................................. .866

5. Krystal Henson (200203)(6879) ................................................ .861

6. Samantha Reimer (200809)(170199) .............................................. .854

7. Samantha Reimer (200708)(175206) ............................................ .850

8. Kelly Calderone (200405)(117138) .............................................. .848

9. Kelly Calderone (200607)(153182) .............................................. .841

10. Maria DiVecchio (200304)(85103)................................................ .825

11. Suzanne Petruska (200304)(4656).................................................. .821

12. Renee’ Brown (200910)(81100) .............................................. .810Courtney Thompson (200304)(81100) ................................................ .810Karen Urey (198889) (6479) ................................................ .810

15. Jessica Rowe (199899) (81101) ................................................ .802

} Free Throws Made1. Samantha Reimer (200708) ..............1752. Samantha Reimer (200910) ..............1743. Samantha Reimer (200809)..............1704. Kelly Calderone (200607) ..................1535. Lachelle Crawl (200203) ....................1526. Heather Gates (199697) ....................1507. Kelly Calderone (200506) ..................1458. Jessica Rowe (19992000) ..................1349. Marin Hightower (19992000)............127

10. Samantha Reimer (200607) ..............121Montique Wade (198990) ..................121

} Free Throws Attempted1. Lachelle Crawl (200203) ....................2352. Heather Gates (199697) ....................2283. Samantha Reimer (200708) ............2064. Samantha Reimer (200809) ............1995. Samantha Reimer (200910) ..............1926. Marin Hightower (19992000) ..........1857. Kelly Calderone (200607) ..................1828. Tammy WalkerStrode (199091) ......1789. Montique Wade (198990)..................177

10. Tammy WalkerStrode (199192)........176

} 3-Pt. Field GoalPercentage

(minimum 50 attempts)1. Jessica Rowe (19992000) ....(60130)... .4622. Casey Heller (200910) ..........(3276) ... .4213. Pam Artman (199495)..........(2869).. .4064. Meghan Miller (199798) ....(86212).. .4065. Meghan Miller (199899) ....(47120)... .392

6. Krystal Henson (199900) ....(51132)... .3927. Andrea Martre (198990) ....(50131)... .3828. Lori Montgomery (199596)..(2361)... .3779. Wendy Wiggins (200001) ..(39104)... .375

10. Rae Sherred (200506) (3082) ........ . .366

} 3-Pt. Field Goals Made1. Krystal Henson (200102) ....................882. Meghan Miller (199798)......................863. Jody Calderone (200405) ....................814. Krystal Henson (200203) ....................775. Jodi Calderone (200203) ....................626. Jessica Rowe (19992000) ..................607. Kelly Calderone (200405)....................59

Krystal Henson (200001) ....................599. Kelly Calderone (200506)....................58

10. Samantha Reimer (200809) ..............56

} 3-Pt. Field GoalsAttempted

1. Krystal Henson (200203) ..................2532. Krystal Henson (200102) ..................2483. Jodi Calderone (200405) ..................2374. Meghan Miller (199798) ....................2125. Jodi Calderone (200203)....................1876. Samantha Reimer (200809) ............1807. Krystal Henson (200001)....................1708. Kelly Calderone (200405)..................1689. Rae Sherred (200607)........................166

Kelly Calderone (200506)..................166

} Assists1. Callie Iorfido (200506) ......................2492. Andrea Martre (198990) ..................2363. Callie Iorfido (200405) ......................2254. Desiree Alexander (199192) ..............2045. Desiree Alexander (199091) ..............1886. Karen Urey (198889) ..........................1517. Jeannine JeanPierre (199192) ..........1478. Pam Artman (199293) ........................146

Karen Urey (198788) ..........................146Jessica Rowe (19992000)..................146

11. Samantha Reimer (200708) ..............143 12. Courtney Thompson (200102) ..........14213. Samantha Reimer (200910) ..............137

Pam Artman (199394) ........................13715. Kim Jaeger (199495) ..........................133

} Steals1. Jeannine JeanPierre (199293)..........1082. Pam Artman (199495) ........................963. Callie Iorfido (200506) ........................95

Jeannine JeanPierre (199192) ............955. Montique Wade (198788) ..................92

Audrey Scott (197980) ........................927. Callie Iorfido (200405) ........................918. Heather Gates (199697) ......................879. Meghan Miller (199798) ....................86

10. Pam Artman (199293)..........................8211. Desiree Alexander (199192) ................8112. Montique Wade (198990) ..................8013. Sarah Bishop (198990) ........................79

Mary Ann Chilcott (198283) ................7915. Meghan Miller (199697) ......................77

Andrea Martre (198990)......................77

} Blocked Shots1. Agnes Michalow (200506) ..................812. Terri Ayers (199293) ............................763. Toyia Giles (198990) ............................734. Samantha Blazetic (200910) ..............695. Toyia Giles (198889) ............................68

Linda Shorter (198081)........................687. Mag McCarthy (197475)......................648. Kate Kosewicz (197475) ......................609. Terri Ayers (199192)..............................48

10. Kate Kosewicz (197576) ......................4411. Kelli Torboli (199899) ..........................4312. Marin Hightower (19992000)..............4113. Micki Cerchiaro (200809)....................3614. Terri Ayers (199091)..............................3515. Donna Esposito (198586)....................34

Ellen Mulligan (198384) ......................34

Meghan Miller

Pam Artman

Season RecordsSeason RecordsEdinboro Women’s Basketball 2010-11


Season G FG-FGA PCT. 3FG-3FGA PCT. FT-FTA PCT. PTS. AVG.} 1926 Samantha Reimer u G u 5-6 u Altoona, PA200607 28 105301 .349 35116 .302 121158 .766 366 13.1200708 27 155386 .402 53161 .329 175206 .850 538 19.9200809 27 147420 .350 56180 .311 170199 .854 520 19.3200910 28 141372 .379 46153 .301 174192 .906 502 17.9Totals 110 5481479 .370 190610 .311 640755 .847 1926 17.5} 1846 Jessica Rowe u G u 5-8 u Columbus, OH199697 32 139349 .398 2178 .269 95131 .725 394 12.3199798 31 181423 .428 2264 .344 90126 .714 474 15.3199899 26 142385 .369 37119 .311 81101 .802 402 15.5199900 27 191447 .473 60130 .462 134175 .766 576 21.3Totals 89 6531604 .407 150391 .358 400532 .752 1846 15.9} 1775 Montique Wade u F u 5-8 u Pittsburgh, PA198687 24 101275 .367 62108 .574 264 11.0198788 25 202455 .437 06 .000 103174 .615 507 20.3198889 27 174371 .469 12 .500 108157 .688 457 16.9198990 30 212476 .445 25 .400 121177 .684 547 18.2Totals 106 6891577 .437 313 .230 394616 .639 1775 16.7} 1652 Sarah Bishop u G u 5-9 u Munroe Falls, OH198687 23 64150 .406 1630 .533 144 6.2198788 25 201471 .427 515 .333 6894 .723 475 19.0198889 27 202439 .460 19 .111 7096 .729 475 17.6198990 30 226446 .507 111 .091 105121 .868 558 18.6Totals 105 6931506 .460 735 .230 259341 .759 1652 15.7} 1557 Kelsey Conklin u F u 6-1 u Edinboro, PA200607 28 137298 .460 631 .194 57100 .570 337 12.0200708 26 147269 .546 714 .500 71100 .710 372 14.3200809 27 185368 .503 316 .188 86134 .642 459 17.0200910 28 164363 .452 833 .242 5386 616 389 13.9Totals 109 6331298 .487 2494 .255 267420 .635 1557 14.3} 1460 Kelly Calderone u G u 5-7 u Freedom, PA200405 28 137360 .381 59168 .351 117138 .848 450 16.1200506 31 147387 .380 58166 .349 145165 .879 497 16.0200607 28 162408 .397 36112 .321 153182 .841 513 18.3Totals 87 4461155 .386 153446 .343 222293 .856 1460 16.8} 1426 Meghan Miller u G u 5-7 u Wexford, PA199596 28 97235 .413 39108 .361 3956 .696 272 9.7199697 31 128343 .373 50149 .334 102129 .791 448 14.5199798 31 148386 .383 86212 .406 5264 .813 434 14.0199899 25 98262 .374 47120 .392 2944 .659 272 10.9Totals 115 4711226 .384 222589 .377 222293 .758 1426 12.4}1384 Shauna Nevel u F u 5-11 u Cleveland Hts., OH199293 30 63193 .326 1660 .267 1125 .440 153 5.1199394 25 160396 .404 1359 .224 68102 .667 401 16.0199495 26 121313 .387 2898 .286 3147 .667 301 11.6199596 28 197495 .378 42126 .333 93138 .674 529 18.9Totals 109 5411397 .387 99343 .289 203312 .651 1384 12.7} 1356 Lori Montgomery u G u 5-7 u E. Palestine, OH199293 30 113320 .353 438 .105 5483 .651 284 9.5199394 23 138326 .423 924 .375 3747 .787 322 14.0199495 26 156401 .389 28111 .252 5581 .679 395 15.2199596 25 134326 .411 2361 .377 6489 .719 355 14.2Totals 104 5411373 .394 64234 .274 210300 .700 1356 13.0} 1337 Tina Skidmore u C u 6-1 u Fairview, PA197778 24 108242 .446 65118 .551 281 11.7197879 25 104219 .475 4775 .627 255 10.2197980 32 178344 .517 78108 .722 434 13.6198081 27 160419 .382 4779 .595 367 13.6Totals 108 5501224 .449 237380 .624 1337 12.4} 1320 Heather Gates u F 5-11 u Beachwood, OH199495 26 86182 .473 63109 .578 235 9.0199596 28 113237 .477 82141 .582 308 11.0199697 33 157333 .472 03 .000 150228 .658 464 14.1199798 30 105232 .453 11 1.000 102165 .618 313 10.4Totals 117 461984 .468 14 .250 397643 .617 1320 11.3} 1273 Tammy Walker-Strode u F u 6-0 u Louisville, KY199091 27 233430 .542 01 .000 116178 .652 582 21.6199192 30 288479 .601 00 .000 115176 .653 691 23.0

Shauna Nevel

Lori Montgomery

1,000-Point Club1,000-Point ClubEdinboro Women’s Basketball 2010-11


Audrey Scott

Ellen Mulligan

Totals 57 521909 .573 01 .000 231334 .653 1273 22.3} 1263 Krystal Henson u G u 5-3 u Rome, OH199900 27 74190 .389 51132 .386 1625 .640 215 8.0200001 23 85245 .347 59170 .347 4360 .717 272 11.8200102 26 135368 .367 88248 .355 4767 .701 405 15.6200203 28 113365 .310 77253 .304 6879 .861 371 13.3Totals 104 4071168 .348 275803 .342 174231 .753 1263 12.1} 1218 Marin Hightower u F u 6-1 u Pittsburgh, PA199798 27 86190 .453 00 .000 4874 .649 220 8.1199899 20 156302 .517 01 .000 73113 .646 385 19.2199900 26 241510 .473 411 .364 127185 .686 613 23.6Totals 73 4831002 .482 412 .333 248372 .667 1218 16.7} 1214 Maria DiVecchio u F u 5-11 u Erie, PA200203 28 109210 .519 13 .333 3962 .629 258 9.2200304 28 154300 .513 210 .200 85103 .825 395 14.1200405 22 80162 .494 14 .250 3248 .667 193 8.8200506 31 133326 .408 2163 .333 81116 .698 368 11.9Totals 109 476998 .477 2580 .313 237329 .720 1214 11.1} 1203 Jeannine Jean-Pierreu F u 5-11u St. Thomas, VI199192 29 243576 .422 29121 .240 6694 .702 581 20.0199293 29 257576 .446 941 .220 99130 .762 622 21.4Totals 58 5001152 .434 38162 .235 165224 .737 1203 20.7} 1191 Audrey Scott u C u 5-8 u Pittsburgh, PA197677 24 3594 .372 2026 .769 90 3.8197778 24 135332 .407 3143 .721 301 12.5197879 27 125391 .320 3962 .629 289 10.7197980 34 232567 .409 4763 .746 511 15.0Totals 109 5271384 .381 137194 .706 1191 10.9} 1169 Ellen Mulligan u F u 6-0 u Montrose, PA198081 27 94214 .439 2235 .629 210 7.8198182 19 128258 .496 2029 .690 276 14.5198283 23 151291 .519 2432 .750 326 14.2198384 23 151303 .498 5577 .714 357 15.5Totals 92 5241066 .492 121173 .699 1169 12.7} 1167 Lori Dolby u G u 5-6 u Clarion, PA197778 24 86202 .426 2444 .545 196 8.2197879 27 198496 .399 2334 .676 419 15.5197980 30 253609 .415 4662 .742 552 18.4Totals 81 5371307 .411 93140 .664 1167 14.4} 1105 Amy Rapelje u C u 6-2 u Perrysburg, OH199495 10 2851 .549 00 .000 720 .350 63 6.3199596 27 117219 .534 00 .000 4486 .512 278 10.3199697 33 187351 .533 02 .000 67103 .651 441 13.4199798 31 131269 .487 01 .000 6197 .629 323 10.4Totals 101 463890 .520 03 .000 179306 .585 1105 10.9

} 1068 Mary Ann Chilcott u F u 5-9 u Erie, PA198182 18 77184 .418 2337 .621 177 9.8198283 21 102204 .500 6077 .779 264 12.6198384 25 145328 .442 3854 .704 328 13.1198485 25 131295 .444 3750 .740 299 12.0Totals 89 4551011 .450 158218 .725 1068 12.0} 1034 Lachelle Crawl u F u 5-8 u Cleveland, OH199900 27 61162 .377 11 1.000 3567 .522 158 5.9200001 26 2587 .287 16 .167 4564 .703 96 3.7200102 25 83171 .485 27 .286 69110 .627 237 9.5200203 28 195403 .484 111 .091 152235 .647 543 19.4Totals 106 364823 .442 525 .200 301476 .632 1034 9.8} 1025 Pam Artman u G u 5-7 u Pittsburgh, PA199192 30 65202 .322 1355 .236 1730 .567 160 5.3199293 30 96275 .349 1551 .294 3573 .479 242 8.1199394 24 103270 .381 533 .152 4271 .592 257 10.3199495 26 136313 .435 2869 .406 6699 .667 366 14.1Totals 110 4001060 .377 61208 .293 160273 .586 1025 9.3} 1001 Sheilah Collins u F u 5-9 u Ambler, PA197475 22 122265 .460 110152 .724 354 16.1197576 24 124239 .519 70102 .686 318 13.3197677 25 129273 .472 7199 .717 329 13.2Totals 71 375777 .483 251353 .711 1001 14.1

1,000-Point Club1,000-Point ClubEdinboro Women’s Basketball 2010-11


} ScoringSeason Player G FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Pts. Avg.197475 Sheilah Collins 22 122265 .460 110152 .724 354 16.1197576 Sheiliah Collins 24 124239 .519 70102 .686 318 13.3197677 Erika Sauer 26 155340 .455 6685 .776 335 12.9197778 Audrey Scott 24 135332 .407 3143 .721 301 12.5197879 Lori Dolby 27 198496 .399 2334 .676 419 15.5197980 Lori Dolby 30 253609 .415 4662 .742 552 18.4198081 Esther McCary 27 173442 .391 4391 .473 389 14.4198182 Ellen Mulligan 19 128258 .496 2029 .690 276 14.5198283 Ellen Mulligan 23 151291 .519 2432 .750 326 14.2198384 Ellen Mulligan 23 151303 .498 5577 .714 357 15.5198485 Marie Gilliland 25 163371 .439 76113 .673 402 16.1198586 Donna Esposito 25 138318 .340 5881 .716 334 13.4

Robin Boyd 25 127279 .455 80117 .684 334 13.4198687 Michelle McCumber 23 124285 .435 2736 .750 275 11.9198788 Montique Wade 25 202455 .437 103174 .615 507 20.3198889 Sarah Bishop 27 202439 .460 7096 .729 475 17.6198990 Sarah Bishop 30 226446 .507 105121 .868 558 18.6199091 Tammy WalkerStrode 27 233430 .542 116178 .652 582 21.6199192 Tammy WalkerStrode 30 288479 .601 115176 .653 691 23.0199293 Jeannine JeanPierre 29 257576 .446 99130 .762 622 21.4199394 Shauna Nevel 25 160396 .404 68102 .667 401 16.0199495 Lori Montgomery 26 156401 .389 5581 .679 395 15.2199596 Shauna Nevel 28 197495 .378 93138 .674 529 18.9199697 Heather Gates 33 157333 .472 150228 .658 464 14.1199798 Jessica Rowe 31 181423 .428 90126 .714 474 15.3199899 Jessica Rowe 26 136375 .363 7797 .794 402 15.5199900 Marin Hightower 26 241510 .473 127185 .686 613 23.6200001 Kim Vay 27 132279 .473 119170 .700 383 14.2200102 Krystal Henson 26 135368 .367 4767 .701 405 15.6200203 Lachelle Crawl 28 195403 .484 152235 .647 543 19.4200304 Maria DiVecchio 28 154300 .513 85103 .825 395 14.1200405 Kelly Calderone 28 137360 .381 117138 .848 450 16.1200506 Kelly Calderone 31 147387 .380 145165 .879 497 16.0200607 Kelly Calderone 28 162408 .397 153182 .841 513 18.3200708 Samantha Reimer 27 155386 .402 175206 .850 538 19.9200809 Samantha Reimer 27 147420 .350 170199 .854 520 19.3200910 Samantha Reimer 28 141372 .379 174192 .906 502 17.9

} ReboundingSeason Player G Reb. Avg.197374 Mag McCarthy 11 115 10.4197475 Mag McCarthy 23 233 10.1197576 Kate Kosewicz 24 159 6.6197677 Kate Kosewicz 26 169 6.5197778 Tina Skidmore 24 178 7.4197879 Tina Skidmore 25 175 7.0197980 Linda Shorter 29 322 9.5198081 Linda Shorter 34 242 9.7198182 Ellen Mulligan 19 132 6.9198283 Mary Lou Malarkey 23 209 9.1198384 Ellen Mulligan 23 146 6.3198485 Marie Gilliland 25 183 7.3198586 Francine Greco 25 188 7.5198687 Kim Gillcrese 24 214 8.9198788 Montique Wade 25 331 13.2198889 Montique Wade 27 294 10.9198990 Montique Wade 30 326 10.9199091 Tammy WalkerStrode 27 341 12.6199192 Tammy WalkerStrode 30 436 14.5199293 Jeannine JeanPierre 29 339 11.7199394 Sedessa Grushecky 25 182 7.3199495 Heather Gates 26 243 9.3199596 Heather Gates 28 301 10.8199697 Heather Gates 33 473 14.3199798 Heather Gates 30 284 9.5199899 Kelli Torboli 23 221 9.6199900 Kim Vay 27 278 10.3200001 Kim Vay 27 303 11.2

200102 Megan Zitner 26 201 7.7200203 Lachelle Crawl 28 189 6.8200304 Megan Zitner 28 146 5.2200405 Danielle Lantzy 28 132 4.7200506 Agnes Michalow 31 206 6.6200607 Kelsey Conklin 28 211 7.5200708 Kelsey Conklin 26 170 6.5200809 Kelsey Conklin 27 217 8.0200910 Renee’ Brown 28 215 7.7

} Field Goal PercentageSeason Player G FG-FGA Pct.197475 Sheilah Collins 22 122265 .460197576 Erika Sauer 14 96169 .568197677 Sheilah Collins 25 129273 .472197778 Kathy Nelson 24 112254 .441197879 Tina Skidmore 25 104219 .475197980 Tina Skidmore 32 178344 .517198081 Ellen Mulligan 27 94214 .439198182 Ellen Mulligan 19 128258 .496198283 Ellen Mulligan 23 151255 .591198384 Ellen Mulligan 23 151303 .498198485 Donna Esposito 24 62135 .459198586 Robin Boyd 25 127279 .455198687 Francine Greco 22 96188 .510198788 Michelle Robinson 24 48107 .449198889 Tracy Wittgartner 20 79160 .494198990 Sarah Bishop 30 226446 .507199091 T. WalkerStrode 27 233430 .542199192 T. WalkerStrode 30 288479 .601199293 Terri Ayers 30 173327 .529

Sarah Bishop

Jeannine Jean-Pierre

Yearly LeadersYearly LeadersEdinboro Women’s Basketball 2010-11


199394 Lori Montgomery 23 138326 .423199495 Pam Artman 26 136313 .435199596 Amy Rapelje 27 117219 .534199697 Amy Rapelje 33 187351 .533199798 Rhani Rochon 31 69135 .511199899 Marin Hightower 20 156302 .517199900 Marin Hightower 26 241510 .473200001 Katie Raymond 26 68138 .493200102 Megan Zitner 26 107212 .505200203 Maria DiVecchio 28 109210 .519200304 Maria DiVecchio 28 154300 .513200405 Maria DiVecchio 22 80162 .494200506 Rae Sherred 30 65154 .422200607 Rachel Johnson 28 88159 .553200708 Rachel Johnson 27 65105 .619200809 Kelsey Conklin 27 185368 .503200910 Kelsey Conklin 28 164363 .452

} Free Throw PercentageSeason Player G FT-FTA Pct.197475 Sheilah Collins 22 110152 .724197576 Sheilah Collins 24 70102 .686197677 Sheilah Collins 25 7199 .717197778 Kathy Nelson 24 7198 .724197879 Lori Dolby 27 2334 .676197980 Audrey Scott 34 4763 .746198081 Ellen Mulligan 27 2235 .629198182 Ellen Mulligan 19 2029 .690198283 Mary Ann Chilcott 21 6077 .779198384 Ellen Mulligan 23 5577 .714198485 Mary Ann Chilcott 25 3750 .740198586 Michelle Bazzoli 25 5978 .756198687 Francine Greco 22 2434 .705198788 Karen Urey 25 7197 .732198889 Karen Urey 27 6479 .810198990 Sarah Bishop 30 105121 .868199091 T. WalkerStrode 27 116178 .652199192 Jean. JeanPierre 29 6694 .702199293 Jean. JeanPierre 29 99130 .762199394 Shauna Nevel 25 68102 .667199495 Lori Montgomery 26 5581 .679199596 Lori Montgomery 25 6489 .719199697 Meghan Miller 31 102129 .791199798 Meghan Miller 31 5264 .813199899 Jessica Rowe 26 7797 .794199900 Jessica Rowe 27 134175 .766200001 Katie Raymond 26 3847 .809200102 Suzanne Petruska 26 5664 .875200203 Krystal Henson 28 6879 .861200304 Maria DiVecchio 28 85103 .825200405 Kelly Calderone 28 117138 .848200506 Kelly Calderone 31 145165 .879200607 Kelly Calderone 28 153182 .841200708 Samantha Reimer 27 175206 .850200809 Samantha Reimer 27 170199 .854200910 Samantha Reimer 28 174192 .906

} 3-Point Field GoalsSeason Player G FG-FGA Pct.198788 Michelle McChesney 25 719 .368198889 Andrea Martre 27 38130 .292198990 Andrea Martre 30 50131 .382199091 Mari Hollman 23 43127 .339 199192 Jean. JeanPierre 29 29121 .240199293 Andrea Williams 29 1863 .286199394 Shauna Nevel 25 1358 .224199495 Pam Artman 26 2869 .406199596 Shauna Nevel 28 42126 .333199697 Meghan Miller 31 50149 .334199798 Meghan Miller 31 86212 .406199899 Meghan Miller 25 47120 .392199900 Jessica Rowe 27 60130 .462200001 Krystal Henson 23 59170 .347

200102 Krystal Henson 26 88248 .355200203 Krystal Henson 28 77253 .304200304 Courtney Thompson 28 39107 .364200405 Jodi Calderone 28 81237 .342200506 Kelly Calderone 31 58166 .349200607 Kelly Calderone 28 36112 .321200708 Samantha Reimer 27 53161 .329200809 Samantha Reimer 27 56180 .311200910 Samantha Reimer 28 46153 .301

} AssistsSeason Player G Ast.197475 Sheilah Collins 22 87197576 Sheilah Collins 24 132197677 Sheilah Collins 25 104197778 Kathy Nelson 24 81197879 Audrey Scott 27 40197980 Audrey Scott 34 91198081 Wanda Hartzell 24 64198182 Mary Beth Heise 19 35198283 Mary Beth Heise 23 102198384 Robin Boyd 25 109198485 Mary Ann Chilcott 25 112198586 Donna Esposito 25 95198687 Karen Urey 24 79198788 Karen Urey 25 146198889 Karen Urey 27 151198990 Andrea Martre 30 238199091 Desiree Alexander 27 188199192 Desiree Alexander 30 204199293 Pam Artman 30 146199394 Pam Artman 24 137199495 Kim Jaeger 26 133199596 Lori Montgomery 25 130199697 Meghan Miller 31 118199798 Jessica Rowe 31 126199899 Jessica Rowe 26 80199900 Jessica Rowe 27 146200001 Courtney Thompson 27 84200102 Courtney Thompson 26 142200203 Courtney Thompson 28 128200304 Courtney Thompson 28 120200405 Callie Iorfido 28 225200506 Callie Iorfido 31 249200607 Kelly Calderone 28 124200708 Samantha Reimer 27 143200809 Samantha Reimer 27 89200910 Samantha Reimer 28 137

} StealsSeason Player G St.197475 Sheilah Collins 22 64197576 Barb Moran 23 48197677 Erika Sauer 26 57197778 Barb Moran 17 57197879 Audrey Scott 27 63197980 Audrey Scott 34 92198081 Tina Skidmore 27 31

Esther McCary 27 31198182 Mary Ann Chilcott 18 71198283 Mary Ann Chilcott 21 79198384 Mary Ann Chilcott 25 70198485 Mary Ann Chilcott 25 65198586 Donna Esposito 25 49198687 Montique Wade 24 45198788 Montique Wade 25 92198889 Andrea Martre 27 74198990 Montique Wade 30 80199091 Desiree Alexander 27 63199192 Jeannine JeanPierre 29 95199293 Jeannine JeanPierre 29 108199394 Pam Artman 24 75199495 Pam Artman 26 96

199596 Shauna Nevel 28 68199697 Heather Gates 33 87199798 Meghan Miller 31 86199899 Meghan Miller 25 59199900 Marin Hightower 26 54200001 Kim Vay 27 46200102 Suzanne Petruska 26 64200203 Lachelle Crawl 28 56200304 Suzanne Petruska 28 67200405 Callie Iorfido 28 91200506 Callie Iorfido 31 95200607 Kelly Calderone 28 73200708 Kelsey Conklin 26 53200809 Kelsey Conlkin 27 70200910 Raven Metz 28 68

} Blocked ShotsSeason Player G Bl.197475 Mag McCarthy 23 64197576 Kate Kosewicz 24 44197677 Kate Kosewicz 26 26197778197879 197980198081 Linda Shorter 25 68198182198283 Ellen Mulligan 23 33198384 Ellen Mulligan 23 34198485 Mary Ann Chilcott 25 29198586 Donna Esposito 25 34198687 Francene Greco 22 16198788 Michelle Bazzoli 25 6198889 Toyia Giles 21 68198990 Toyia Giles 28 73199091 Terri Ayers 27 35199192 Terri Ayers 30 48199293 Terri Ayers 30 76199394 Karen Gibbs 23 27199495 Heather Gates 26 20199596 Amy Rapelje 27 16199697 Heather Gates 33 32199798 Amy Rapelje 31 23199899 Kelli Torboli 23 42199900 Marin Hightower 26 41200001 Adann Williams 26 28200102 Suzanne Petruska 26 19200203 Suzanne Petruska 28 6

Maria DiVecchio 28 6200304 Maria DiVecchio 28 14200405 Jessi Montie 28 9200506 Agnes Michalow 31 81200607 Kim Mardis 27 28200708 Jessica Trotter 23 32200809 Micki Cerchiaro 27 36200910 Samantha Blazetic 28 69

Montique Wade (left) totaled 1,775 pointsand Sarah Bishop (right) finished with 1,652.Both were inducted into the Edinboro Hall of

Fame in April of 2001.

Yearly LeadersYearly LeadersEdinboro Women’s Basketball 2010-11


The Judy SaurerEra

1970-71Record: 5-4

Youngstown St. ..........W, 5144Mercyhurst ..................W, 7025Gannon ........................W, 5835Indiana(Pa.) ..................L, 4862California(Pa.) ..............W, 5235Mercyhurst ..................W, 6457Pittsburgh ....................L, 3740Villa Maria ....................L, 5462Slippery Rock ..............L, 2661

1971-72Record: 5-3

Mercyhurst ..................W, 6440Mercyhurst ..................L, 5058Indiana(Pa.) ..................L, 5158Villa Maria ....................W, 5032Villa Maria ....................W, 5133California(Pa.) ..............W, 6933Pittsburgh ....................L, 5559Ohio Wesleyan ............W, 7046

1972-73Record: 10-0

Allegheny......................W, 5033Mercyhurst ..................W, 6829Youngstown State ......W, 7442Villa Maria ....................W, 5628Allegheny......................W, 6715Pittsburgh ....................W, 5139Mercyhurst ..................W, 6644Villa Maria ....................W, 6331California(Pa.) ..............W, 6615Indiana(Pa.) ..................W, 3735

1973-74Record: 7-4

Lock Haven ..................L, 4849Mercyhurst ..................W, 4738Youngstown State ......W, 5831Clarion ..........................W, 5640Niagara ........................W, 6229Slippery Rock ..............L, 3575Penn St. Behrend ........W, 5742Ohio State ....................L, 4370Pittsburgh ....................L, 5054Villa Maria ....................W, 6446Indiana(Pa.) ..................W, 3634

1974-75Record: 17-6

Fredonia State..............W, 10425Frostburg State............W, 7045Slippery Rock ..............L, 5078Penn State....................W, 6855Frostburg State............W, 5854Slippery Rock ..............L, 5873Gannon ........................W, 10942MiamiDade..................W, 8446Capital ..........................W, 8150Slippery Rock ..............L, 4562Pittsburgh ....................W, 7452Penn State....................W, 7167Lock Haven ..................L, 4961Mercyhurst ..................W, 9827Cheyney ........................W, 6967 ot

Ursinus ..........................L, 4952Clarion ..........................W, 8546Penn St. Behrend ........W, 8136Indiana(Pa.) ..................W, 6954Slippery Rock ..............L, 4453Indiana(Pa.) ..................W, 8046Bloomsburg..................W, 8452St. Joseph’s ..................W, 6860

1975-76Record: 20-6

Univ. at Buffalo ............W, 9640Gannon ........................W, 12931Villa Maria ....................W, 8920Cheyney ........................L, 5072Penn State....................W, 4834Lock Haven ..................W, 6459Slippery Rock ..............L, 4458Tennessee Tech............L, 6384Tennessee ....................W, 7068Kentucky ......................W, 7872Penn St. Behrend ........W, 9225Capital ..........................W, 6934Slippery Rock ..............W, 6660Mercyhurst ..................W, 10124Pittsburgh ....................W, 6456St. Joseph’s ..................L, 6070Ursinus ..........................L, 7886 otCheyney ........................W, 6662 otClarion ..........................W, 7140Indiana(Pa.) ..................W, 7656Penn State....................W, 7265Slippery Rock ..............W, 6255Temple ..........................W, 6445Lock Haven ..................W, 7060

EAIAW Eastern RegionalsWest Chester................W, 6564St. Joseph’s ..................L, 5966

1976-77Record: 17-7

Jamestown CC ............W, 10042West Virginia................W, 9548Penn State....................L, 7578Slippery Rock ..............W, 9275Buffalo State ................W, 10327Gannon ........................W, 12022Jamestown CC ............W, 8147LaSalle ..........................W, 8565Queens..........................W, 7666William Paterson ........W, 8856Montclair State ............L, 7283Maryland ......................L, 7475 otFrostburg State............W, 7166Pittsburgh ....................W, 7166Slippery Rock ..............W, 8177Clarion ..........................W, 8067Lock Haven ..................L, 7282St. Joseph’s ..................L, 5668Temple ..........................W, 7757Penn State....................W, 9077Cheyney ........................L, 6065Slippery Rock ..............W, 8376Pittsburgh ....................L, 8487Indiana(Pa.) ..................W, 11886

1977-78Record: 13-12

Australian National......L, 5659West Virginia................W, 6556Penn State....................L, 3673Cincinnati ......................W, 7239Pittsburgh ....................L, 7477Gannon ........................W, 10569

Jamestown CC ............W, 11623William Paterson ........W, 20*Jamestown CC ............W, 11528West Virginia................W, 9065Immaculata ..................L, 7686LaSalle ..........................L, 7173Cheyney ........................L, 6584Slippery Rock ..............W, 8265Indiana(Pa.) ..................W, 8460Akron ............................W, 10362Lock Haven ..................W, 8466St. Joseph’s ................L, 9198 otPenn State....................L, 7890Maryland ......................L, 6893Clarion ..........................W, 9577Pittsburgh ....................L, 6480Slippery Rock ..............L, 7578

EAIAW RegionalsPenn State....................W, 8581Immaculata ..................L, 6375

* forfeit

1978-79Record: 18-9

Cleveland State............W, 8164Gannon ........................W, 9260Penn State....................L, 7782Pittsburgh ....................W, 6748Cortland State..............W, 6858Niagara..........................W, 6861LaSalle ..........................W, 7962Maryland ......................L, 6785Old Dominion ..............L, 6793Va. Commonwealth......W, 6847Villanova ......................W, 7049St. Joseph’s ..................L, 6576Michigan State ............W, 7150PittJohnstown ............W, 8958Slippery Rock ..............L, 6061Pittsburgh ....................W, 6954Indiana(Pa.) ..................W, 9160Kent State ....................W, 7166Lock Haven ..................W, 7660Penn State....................L, 5060West Virginia................W, 6251Cheyney ........................L, 5064Clarion ..........................W, 7162Akron ............................W, 7853Slippery Rock ..............L, 4951Rutgers ........................L, 5695

1979-80Record: 22-12

St. Bonaventure ..........W, 9759Cleveland State............W, 8044Niagara..........................W, 6257Northern Kentucky ....L, 6579PittJohnstown ............L, 7181Dayton ..........................W, 7068Penn State....................L, 6376Indiana State................W, 7874Cortland State..............W, 7355Gannon ........................W, 8873Maryland ......................L, 70104Lamar ............................L, 7685Upper Iowa ..................W, 8254Miami ............................W, 7054Army..............................W, 8266Alabama........................W, 7472St. Joseph’s ..................L, 5969LaSalle ..........................L, 5982Cheyney ........................L, 4771Pittsburgh ....................L, 5475Slippery Rock ..............W, 6851

Penn State....................L, 5859Indiana(Pa.) ..................W, 9068West Virginia................W, 7773 otKent State ....................W, 5648Lock Haven ..................W, 8753Duquesne ....................W, 8764Villanova ......................W, 7975 otClarion ..........................W, 10462Gannon ........................W, 7061Michigan ......................W, 6254Michigan State ............L, 6474Detroit ..........................L, 5774Slippery Rock ..............W, 8757

The KathleenLipkovich Era

1980-81Record: 11-16

St. Bonaventure ..........W, 10354Cleveland State............W, 5747Syracuse........................L, 6063Cheyney ........................L, 5288Fairleigh Dickinson ......L, 6286West Virginia................L, 90101Canisius ........................W, 7450Cortland State..............W, 7958George Washington....L, 5053Northern Kentucky ....L, 6192Indiana State................L, 5983LaSalle ..........................L, 6878Villanova ......................L, 5890Slippery Rock ..............W, 6665Penn State....................L, 40100Pittsburgh ....................L, 5058Indiana(Pa.) ..................W, 7170Clarion ..........................W, 9659West Virginia................W, 8174Cheyney ........................L, 4083Lock Haven ..................W, 6959Niagara..........................L, 5768Gannon ........................W, 7368Duquesne ....................W, 7160Slippery Rock ..............L, 6478East Stroudsburg ........L, 6061Kent State ....................L, 4859

1981-82Record: 5-14

St. Bonaventure ..........W, 6037Slippery Rock ..............L, 5680West Virginia................L, 6782Canisius ........................L, 5569Slippery Rock ..............L, 7484Niagara..........................L, 6066Lock Haven ..................W, 7464Cleveland State............L, 3986Clarion ..........................W, 6958Gannon ........................L, 5767California(Pa.) ..............L, 8186Robert Morris ..............L, 5066Slippery Rock ..............L, 6377Indiana(Pa.) ..................L, 6470Akron ............................W, 5857Fairmont State ............L, 4954SalemTeikyo ................W, 6836Duquesne ....................L, 6670Grove City ....................L, 4762

1982-83Record: 12-11

Fairmont State ............W, 8367

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Canisius ........................L, 7085SalemTeikyo ................W, 8745Niagara..........................L, 5074Mercyhurst ..................W, 9468Cleveland State............L, 6798Indiana(Pa.) ..................W, 7472Lock Haven ..................L, 6572California(Pa.) ..............W, 9373Slippery Rock ..............L, 6780Clarion ..........................W, 6956Akron ............................L, 5474Indiana(Pa.) ..................W, 7757Mercyhurst ..................W, 5957Lock Haven ..................W, 8479California(Pa.) ..............W, 6153Gannon ........................W, 7257Slippery Rock ..............L, 4596Duquesne ....................L, 4457Robert Morris ..............L, 4771Clarion ..........................W, 6756Cheyney ........................L, 3390Millersville ....................L, 6080

The MonicaPellman Era

1983-84Record: 13-12

Niagara..........................W, 7666St. John Fisher ............W, 5247Fairmont State ............L, 5779Canisius ........................L, 5577St. Bonaventure ..........W, 6362 otAkron ............................L, 6377Mercyhurst ..................W, 8043Charleston(WV) ..........L, 6891Molloy ..........................L, 4956Gannon ........................L, 6175Clarion ..........................W, 5744PittBradford ................W, 8425California(Pa.) ..............W, 7757Lock Haven ..................L, 6176Indiana(Pa.) ..................L, 7375Slippery Rock ..............W, 6764Grove City ....................W, 5347Clarion ..........................W, 5943Mercyhurst ..................W, 7857California(Pa.) ..............W, 7471Lock Haven ..................W, 6763Indiana(Pa.) ..................L, 5685Slippery Rock ..............L, 5770Robert Morris ..............L, 6081Lock Haven ..................L, 6365

1984-85Record: 10-15

St. John Fisher ............L, 5481Walsh ............................L, 6272Mercyhurst ..................W, 6658Youngstown St. ..........L, 4186Canisius ........................L, 7987Fairmont State ............W, 8078St. Bonaventure ..........L, 4164Gannon ........................L, 5063Ashland ........................L, 5374John Carroll ..................W, 8869Utica ..............................L, 6972Robert Morris ..............L, 7290Slippery Rock ..............L, 6569California(Pa.) ..............W, 7260Clarion ..........................L, 4653Mercyhurst ..................W, 7156Indiana(Pa.) ..................W, 6159

Duquesne ....................L, 7496Niagara..........................W, 7862Slippery Rock ..............L, 5662Lock Haven ..................L, 5975Lock Haven ..................L, 5158California(Pa.) ..............W, 8071Clarion ..........................W, 7667Indiana(Pa.) ..................W, 7167

1985-86Record: 11-14

Mercyhurst ..................W, 7139Robert Morris ..............L, 4968St. Vincent ....................W, 6561Walsh ............................L, 5289John Carroll ..................W, 7054St. Bonaventure ..........L, 6171Point Park ....................W, 6755Gannon ........................W, 6656Shippensburg ..............W, 5857Colgate..........................L, 5759PittJohnstown ............L, 5972Indiana(Pa.) ..................W, 6865California(Pa.) ..............W, 5940Utica ..............................W, 6354Lock Haven ..................L, 5664Slippery Rock ..............L, 5980Clarion ..........................L, 5966Niagara..........................L, 6079Indiana(Pa.) ..................L, 5978California(Pa.) ..............W, 7863Canisius ........................L, 7279Lock Haven ..................W, 7874Slippery Rock ..............L, 6780Clarion ..........................L, 7172Wright State ................L, 5584

1986-87Record: 9-15

Mercyhurst ..................W, 6949Gannon ........................L, 5263Walsh ............................W, 7966Malone..........................L, 6673Point Park ....................W, 7361Wright State ................L, 5068Davis & Elkins ..............W, 6548Bloomsburg..................L, 4966Millersville ....................L, 6985Clarion ..........................L, 5363Shippensburg ..............L, 6165Penn St. Behrend ........W, 5849Clarion ..........................L, 6379Lock Haven ..................L, 6370California(Pa.) ..............L, 6062Mercyhurst ..................W, 7544Indiana(Pa.) ..................L, 6672Slippery Rock ..............W, 7270Gannon ........................L, 5473Clarion ..........................L, 5274Lock Haven ..................W, 7460California(Pa.) ..............L, 6073Indiana(Pa.) ..................W, 8372Slippery Rock ..............L, 6668

The Stan SwankEra

1987-88Record: 14-11

MERCYHURST..............W, 10357PITTBRADFORD..........W, 7847MT. VERNON................W, 6160

CALIFORNIA(PA) ........L, 7382at Gannon ....................L, 6674BLOOMSBURG ............W, 7877POINT PARK ................W, 9571at Fairmont St. ............W, 9490CENTRAL ST. ................L, 7983at Mercyhurst ..............W, 6648at Niagara ....................L, 6375at Indiana(Pa.)..............L, 7071CLARION ......................L, 7377at Slippery Rock ..........W, 8064LOCK HAVEN................L, 8592at Behrend....................W, 8564at California(Pa.)..........L, 7479SHIPPENSBURG ..........W, 9480INDIANA(PA)................W, 8777at Clarion ......................L, 6474SLIPPERY ROCK ..........W, 7462at Lock Haven ..............L, 4975GANNON ......................L, 6785CALIFORNIA(PA) ........W, 7366at Shippensburg ..........W, 10270

1988-89Record: 21-6

FAIRMONT ST. ............W, 9275WEST LIBERTY ............W, 7977MT. VERNONNAZARENE ..................W, 7757WAYNE STATE..............W, 8077NIAGARA ......................W, 7976at Youngstown St. ......L, 6773at Ashland ....................L, 6465at St. Leo's....................W, 10650at Rollins ......................W, 8364at Armstrong Atlantic..........................W, 9748at Slippery Rock ..........W, 9052SHIPPENSBURG ..........W, 8870at Clarion ......................W, 7975GANNON ......................W, 7961at Lock Haven ..............L, 5569at Dyke..........................W, 10783at Indiana(Pa.)..............W, 8262CALIFORNIA(PA) ........W, 7361SLIPPERY ROCK ..........W, 8455at Shippensburg ..........W, 8763CLARION ......................W, 8165at Gannon ....................L, 7178LOCK HAVEN................W, 8478INDIANA(PA)................L, 7882at California(Pa.)..........W, 7674

PSAC Tournamentvs. Kutztown................W, 8270vs. Lock Haven ............L, 6270

1989-90Record: 27-3

SALEM (WV) ................W, 8063SHAWNEE STATE ........W, 9477at Fairmont State ........W, 10366at West Liberty ............W, 8168ATLANTIC CHRISTIAN....................W, 9071KUTZTOWN..................W, 8871ASHLAND ....................L, 8490KALAMAZOO ..............W, 8448vs. Adelphia ..................W, 7161at California(Pa.)..........W, 8782at Mich.Dearborn ......W, 9354at Wayne State ............W, 8675YOUNGSTOWN ST. ..........W, 6564CLARION ......................W, 8551at Lock Haven ..............L, 6689

INDIANA(PA)................W, 8677at California(Pa.)..........W, 8378SLIPPERY ROCK ..........W, 8668at Shippensburg ..........W, 8969at Clarion ......................W, 10156LOCK HAVEN................W, 9064at Indiana(Pa.)..............W, 8166CALIFORNIA(PA) ..........W, 8872at Gannon ....................W, 9371at Slippery Rock ..........W, 8963SHIPPENSBURG ..........W, 9770

PSAC TournamentCHEYNEY ......................W, 11086LOCK HAVEN................W, 7767

NCAA East RegionalBLOOMSBURG ............W, 8262LOCK HAVEN................L, 7089

1990-91Record: 8-19

at Saginaw Valley ........W, 6663at Slippery Rock ..........L, 7080SETON HILL ..................W, 9874MERCYHURST..............L, 8082ST. VINCENT ................W, 7271SUNYBUFFALO ..........W, 7868 otPOINT PARK ................W, 8753GANNON ......................L, 6770at Ashland ....................L, 5668at Youngstown St. ......L, 5985at Kutztown ................L, 6479at Millersville ................L, 5365NOTRE DAME(OH) ..........W, 9877DAEMEN ......................W, 7972CALIFORNIA(PA) ........L, 6064at Indiana(Pa.)..............L, 6088at Slippery Rock ..........L, 73100SHIPPENSBURG ..........W, 9476at Clarion ......................L, 66105LOCK HAVEN................L, 6061PITTJOHNSTOWN ........L, 49102at California(Pa.)..........L, 6876INDIANA(PA)................L, 5370SLIPPERY ROCK ..........L, 8185at Shippensburg ..........L, 6869CLARION ......................L, 8494at Lock Haven ..............L, 7684

1991-92Record: 22-8

SALEMTEIKYO ............W, 11070WEST LIBERTY ............W, 9744MERCYHURST..............W, 9767KUTZTOWN..................W, 11072at PittJohnstown........L, 9699at Gannon ....................W, 9765SETON HILL ..................W, 11165SAGINAW VALLEY ..........W, 8574ASHLAND ....................W, 8454POINT PARK ................W, 9251at Florida Instituteof Technology ..............L, 111124at Rollins ......................W, 8660at Florida Memorial ....W, 10869at Mercyhurst ..............W, 5449at Shippensburg ..........W, 8265SLIPPERY ROCK ..........W, 9997CLARION ......................L, 8088at Lock Haven ..............W, 6957GANNON ......................W, 9177at California(Pa.)..........L, 8286at Indiana(Pa.)..............L, 7678SHIPPENSBURG ..........W, 9984at Clarion ......................W, 113100



LOCK HAVEN................W, 10582CALIFORNIA(PA) ........W 9888INDIANA(PA)................W 8675at Slippery Rock ..........L, 9196

PSAC TournamentWest Chester................W, 8976Bloomsburg..................L, 4070

NCAA East RegionalClarion ..........................L, 7085

1993-93Record: 18-12

at AlaskaAnchorage ....L, 7677at AlaskaAnchorage ....W, 7363at AlaskaFairbanks........L, 6689at AlaskaFairbanks ......L, 7885MICH.DEARBORN ........W, 10476at Central State............L, 6167GANNON ......................W, 8064MERCYHURST..............W, 7954at Ohio Dominican ......W, 11372at IUPUFort Wayne ....W, 7068at Indiana Tech ............L, 7781at Mercyhurst ..............L, 6185EAST STROUDSBURG ..........W, 8784at Ashland ....................L, 6166at Gannon ....................W, 7871SLIPPERY ROCK ..........W, 8166LOCK HAVEN................W, 8669at Clarion ......................L, 84105CALIFORNIA(PA) ........W, 7775 otat Indiana(Pa.)..............W, 7368SHIPPENSBURG ..........W, 9987at Slippery Rock ..........W, 7464at Lock Haven ..............W, 9556CLARION ......................W, 7664at California(Pa.)..........W, 7876 otINDIANA(PA)................L, 7286at Shippensburg ..........L, 5877

PSAC Tournamentat Bloomsburg ............W, 7662vs. Clarion ....................L, 81104

NCAA East Regionalat PittJohnstown........L, 7688 ot

1993-94Record: 10-15

OHIO DOMINICAN ........W, 9458SETON HILL ..................W, 9971vs. Dowling ..................W, 9276at Mansfield ................W, 7956LAKE ERIE ....................W, 11057SALEM TEIKYO ............W, 8058INDIANA TECH ............L, 5759MERCYHURST..............W, 6250GANNON ......................W, 9174at Mercyhurst ..............L, 6784at PittsJohnstown......L, 6873CLARION ......................L, 7191CALIFORNIA(PA) ........L, 6883at Shippensburg ..........L, 8087at Indiana(Pa.)..............L, 5976at Lock Haven ..............L, 6991SLIPPERY ROCK ..........L, 4867at California(Pa.)..........L, 5771at Clarion ......................L, 5689PITTJOHNSTOWN ........L, 6779at Gannon ....................W, 6148INDIANA(PA)................L, 5375SHIPPENSBURG ..........L, 6893at Slippery Rock ..........L, 5883LOCK HAVEN................W, 8473 ot

1994-95Record: 15-11

MERCYHURST..............W, 8077SETON HILL ..................W, 11283SAGINAW VALLEY ........W, 8070MANSFIELD..................W, 11054at West Chester ..........L, 7780at Mercyhurst ..............L, 6476vs. St. Michael's ..........W, 8380at Stonehill ..................L, 4787at Mansfield ................W, 11064WEST CHESTER............W, 8167at Clarion ......................W, 8480at California(Pa.)..........L, 8690 otPITTJOHNSTOWN ........L, 6983GANNON ......................W, 7159 otSHIPPENSBURG ..........W, 7875 otINDIANA(PA)................L, 9095LOCK HAVEN................W, 10475at Slippery Rock ..........L, 7586CALIFORNIA(PA) ........W, 8962CLARION ......................W, 7469at Gannon ....................L, 8798at Indiana(Pa.)..............L, 7288at Shippensburg ..........L, 8694 otat PittJohnstown........L, 8393SLIPPERY ROCK ..........W, 8886at Lock Haven ..............W, 8979

1995-96Record: 15-13

IUPU FT. WAYNE ........L, 90106ST. ROSE ......................L, 8290SETON HILL ..................W, 10758at John Carroll..............W, 8666ST. VINCENT ................W, 8780GANNON ......................W, 6760ASHLAND ....................L, 7481DAEMEN ......................W, 9565at PittJohnstown........W, 6967POINT PARK ................W, 9974at Florida Southern ....L, 5796vs. Indiana(Pa.) ............L, 8285 otat Eckerd ......................L, 6982WEST VIRGINIA WESLEYAN ..................W, 6261CLARION ......................W, 7976CALIFORNIA(PA) ........W, 119116

3otat Shippensburg ..........L, 8496INDIANA(PA)................L, 7989at Lock Haven ..............W, 9588SLIPPERY ROCK ..........L, 6975at California(Pa.)..........W, 8371at Clarion ......................L, 8499at Indiana(Pa.)..............W, 8380SHIPPENSBURG ..........L, 8496at Slippery Rock ..........L, 7987LOCK HAVEN................W, 10880

PSAC Tournamentat Kutztown ................W, 9883vs. Slippery Rock..........L, 6067

1996-97Record: 24-9

SETON HILL ..................W, 10163at Ashland ....................L, 7077WESTMINSTER ............W, 11372MANSFIELD..................W, 9169GANNON ......................L, 7880at Daemen....................L, 6979at Northern Kentucky ......W, 6865vs. Central State ..........L, 7390POINT PARK ................W, 10172

LAROCHE......................W, 10351MERCYHURST..............L, 8084PITTBRADFORD..........W, 10146at Wheeling Jesuit ......W, 8281at West Va. Wesleyan....W, 7871at Slippery Rock ..........W, 8172LOCK HAVEN................W, 7056INDIANA(PA)................W, 7961SHIPPENSBURG ..........W, 8884at California(Pa.)..........W, 8264at Clarion ......................L, 6264at Lock Haven ..............W, 5854SLIPPERY ROCK ..........W, 7946at Shippensburg ..........L, 7694at Indiana(Pa.)..............W, 6453CLARION ......................W, 7254CALIFORNIA(PA) ........W, 7371

PSAC Tournamentvs. Millersville ..............W, 7448vs. Bloomsburg............W, 6354vs. Shippensburg ........L, 7489

NCAA East Regionalvs. West Liberty ..........W, 8775vs. West Chester..........W, 6456vs. High Point ..............W, 7068

NCAA Elite Eightvs. North Dakota ........L, 4681

1997-98Record: 23-8

vs. Wingate ..................W, 7365at Kutztown ................W, 6951at Westminster ............W, 8952SETON HILL ..................W, 11544WEST LIBERTY ST. ......W, 7159vs. PittJohnstown ......W, 9267vs. Holy Family ............W, 9180vs. AldersonBroaddus .. L, 7784vs. Fairmont State ......W, 6856vs. Grand Canyon ........W, 7465vs. San Francisco St. ....L, 6870vs. Cal St. Dominguez Hills ..........W, 7468vs. LewisClark..............L, 6468SLIPPERY ROCK ..........W, 7667at Lock Haven ..............W, 9379at Indiana(Pa.)..............W, 8262at Shippensburg ..........L, 6092CALIFORNIA(PA) ........W, 6057CLARION ......................W, 7871LOCK HAVEN................W, 8441at Slippery Rock ..........L, 6086SHIPPENSBURG ..........L, 6987INDIANA(PA)................W, 7966at Clarion ......................W, 7558at California(Pa.)..........W, 6249

PSAC TournamentSLIPPERY ROCK ..........W, 6352vs. West Chester..........W, 8464at Shippensburg ..........L, 8083 ot

NCAA East Regionalvs. Charleston(WV)......W, 8173vs. Shippensburg ........L, 7888

1998-99Record: 16-10

POINT PARK ................W, 8652vs. Bloomsburg............W, 8161at Mercyhurst ..............W, 8271D'YOUVILLE..................W, 8830LAROCHE......................W, 8638ST. VINCENT ................W, 7771SALEMTEIKYO ............W, 9666at Fairmont State ........W, 8877at Daemen....................W, 8681

BINGHAMTON ............L, 5883vs. Assumption ............W, 7574at Univ. of Albany........L, 8689 otvs. Millersville ..............L, 5161at Clarion ......................L, 6771at California(Pa.)..........L, 7082LAKE SUPERIOR ........W, 8381 otSHIPPENSBURG ..........W, 6864INDIANA(PA)................W, 6257LOCK HAVEN................W, 7154at Slippery Rock ..........L, 7487CALIFORNIA(PA) ........W, 6356CLARION ......................W, 8266at Indiana(Pa.)..............L, 5673at Shippensburg ..........L, 8488

2otSLIPPERY ROCK ..........L, 6984at Lock Haven ..............L, 6879

1999-2000Record: 13-14

vs. Concord ..................W, 8371vs. Ohio Valley..............W, 9960POINT PARK ................W, 9154ST. VINCENT ................L, 7592vs. Bridgeport ..............W, 11521at Bloomsburg ............L, 6576at Binghamton ............L, 7296vs. Lake Superior St. ....L, 7484vs. Lander ....................L, 6175at Roberts Wesleyan ....W, 8163at Indianapolis..............L, 8390at Oakland City ............L, 6169COLUMBIA UNION ........W, 11933ASHLAND ....................W, 7956CLARION ......................W, 10079CALIFORNIA(PA) ........W, 8159at Shippensburg ..........L, 6470at Indiana(Pa.)..............W, 7866LOCK HAVEN................W, 8761SLIPPERY ROCK ..........L, 7577at California(Pa.)..........W, 7971at Clarion ......................L, 7180INDIANA(PA)................L, 6771SHIPPENSBURG ..........L, 7284at Slippery Rock ..........L, 5590at Lock Haven ..............W, 8263

PSAC Tournamentat Shippensburg ..........L, 7690

2000-01Record: 17-10

vs. Northern Kentucky ...................... L, 6091vs. Houghton................W, 7870MERCYHURST..............W, 6655EAST STROUDSBURG ..W, 6851KUTZTOWN..................W, 7668DAEMEN ......................W, 10162ST. VINCENT ................W, 8959at Ashland ....................W, 6864at Cheyney....................W, 8856at West Chester ..........L, 5969at Mercyhurst ..............W, 7668MILLERSVILLE..............L, 6281at California(Pa.)..........L, 4064at Mansfield ................W, 8956at Bloomsburg ............L, 6373at Clarion ......................W, 8966SHIPPENSBURG ..........L, 6264LOCK HAVEN................W, 6553INDIANA(PA)................W, 7459CALIFORNIA(PA) ........W, 7259at Slippery Rock ..........L, 6975



CLARION ......................W, 7871at Indiana(Pa.)..............W, 6962at Shippensburg ..........L, 6081SLIPPERY ROCK ..........L, 4860at Lock Haven ..............W, 7666

PSAC Tournamentat Shippensburg ..........L, 5382

2001-02Record: 12-14

at Mercyhurst ..............W, 7473at East Stroudsburg ....W, 6952at Kutztown ................W, 7564COLUMBIA UNION ........W, 9555MADONNA ..................L, 5681WAYNE ST.(MI)............W, 7674at Millersville ................L, 6888at Saginaw Valley St.......L, 6472at Northwood..............L, 7075CHEYNEY ......................W, 7254WEST CHESTER............W, 9891CALIFORNIA(PA) ........L, 5474MANSFIELD..................W, 7757BLOOMSBURG ............L, 6775CLARION ......................L, 7477at Shippensburg ..........L, 5874MERCYHURST..............L, 7378at Lock Haven ..............L, 6668at Indiana(Pa.)..............L, 7589at California(Pa.)..........L, 5465SLIPPERY ROCK ..........W, 8975at Clarion ......................W, 9584INDIANA(PA)................W, 7067SHIPPENSBURG ..........L, 7586at Slippery Rock ..........L, 7889LOCK HAVEN................W, 7770

2002-03Record: 16-12

vs. West Virginia St. ......W, 8064vs. West Va. Tech ........W, 9568GANNON ......................W, 8072MERCYHURST..............W, 7959MILLERSVILLE..............L, 5281WEST CHESTER............L, 6079at Mercyhurst ..............W, 8576SALEM INTL..................W, 7640BLOOMSBURG ............L, 6875EAST STROUDSBURG ..W, 7565vs. Molloy ....................W, 9770vs. Bryant......................L, 6167at Mansfield ................L, 8293at Kutztown ................W, 7158at Cheyney....................W, 5954at Slippery Rock ..........L, 7379LOCK HAVEN................W, 9672INDIANA(PA)................W, 6665SHIPPENSBURG ..........W, 9072at California(Pa.)..........L, 6567at Clarion ......................L, 6992at Lock Haven ..............W, 7162SLIPPERY ROCK ..........W, 4844at Shippensburg ..........L, 5873at Indiana(Pa.)..............L, 6672CLARION ......................W, 7469CALIFORNIA(PA) ........L, 7679

PSAC Tournamentat Indiana(Pa.)..............L, 5986

2003-04Record: 18-10

vs. Salem International ................W, 6937

vs. Georgian Court ......W, 12057at Gannon ....................W, 8975vs. Emporia State ........L, 5886vs. West Texas A&M......L, 4792at Mercyhurst ..............W, 6546MANSFIELD..................W, 6952KUTZTOWN..................W, 6550CHEYNEY ......................W, 7140vs. Elizabeth City St. ......W, 6059 otat PittJohnstown........W, 7969at Millersville ................W, 6051at West Chester ..........L, 5861 otat Bloomsburg ............W, 7859at East Stroudsburg ....W, 6855SLIPPERY ROCK ..........L, 5658 otat Lock Haven ..............L, 4652at Indiana(Pa.)..............W, 7257at Shippensburg ..........W, 5651CALIFORNIA(PA) ........L, 4961CLARION ......................W, 6047LOCK HAVEN................W, 6135at Slippery Rock ..........L, 5965SHIPPENSBURG ..........W, 6856INDIANA(PA)................W, 6861at Clarion ......................L, 6278at California(Pa.)..........L, 5882

PSAC Tournamentat California(Pa.)..........L, 4267

2004-05Record: 18-10

vs. Barton......................W, 7660vs. Saint Anselm ..........W, 8259GANNON ......................L, 6263MERCYHURST................W, 8878at Mansfield....................W, 8580at East Stroudsburg......W, 7852at Elizabeth City St. ...W, 7471at Bloomsburg ..............L, 6075vs. Bloomfield ................W, 7457at PittJohnstown..........W, 6158WEST VIRGINIA ST. ....W, 8774MILLERSVILLE ..........W, 7372CHEYNEY ..................W, 6862KUTZTOWN ..............W, 8767WEST CHESTER ........W, 7066 otSLIPPERY ROCK ........W, 6350at California(Pa.) ......L, 4982at Indiana(Pa.) ..........L, 4555LOCK HAVEN ............W, 7660at Clarion ..................L, 6777SHIPPENSBURG ........W, 7060at Slippery Rock........L, 5463CALIFORNIA(PA) ......L, 4959INDIANA(PA) ............W, 7763at Lock Haven ..........W, 7362CLARION....................L, 6982at Shippensburg........L, 6173

PSAC Tournamentat California(Pa.) ......L, 3555

2005-06Record: 21-10

vs. AldersonBroaddus ..W, 9765vs. Davis & Elkins ........W, 7257SETON HILL ..................W, 8161MANSFIELD..................W, 6157EAST STROUDSBURG ..........W, 6551WEST LIBERTY ............L, 6981GLENVILLE ST...............L, 5969BLOOMSBURG ............W, 6247GENEVA ........................W, 6859at Mercyhurst ..............L, 5263at Millersville ................W, 7658

at Cheyney....................W, 7352PITTJOHNSTOWN............W 5549at Kutztown ................W, 6954at West Chester ..........W, 8779 otat Slippery Rock ..........W, 6861CALIFORNIA(PA) ..........L, 4255INDIANA(PA)................W, 6664at Lock Haven ..............W, 6959CLARION ......................W, 7660at Shippensburg ..........L, 5762SLIPPERY ROCK ..........W, 5648at California(Pa.)..........L, 6780at Indiana(Pa.)..............L, 5568LOCK HAVEN................L, 7275 otat Clarion ......................W, 7371SHIPPENSBURG ..........W, 8983 ot

PSAC Tournamentat Indiana(Pa.)..............W, 6554vs. Kutztown................W, 7746at California(Pa.)..........L, 5963

NCAA Div. II Playoffsat Charleston(WV) ........L, 6271

2006-07Record: 14-14

vs. GoldeyBeacom......W, 8772vs. UNC Pembroke......W, 5837CHARLESTON(WV)......W, 8171MILLERSVILLE..............L, 5356WEST CHESTER............L, 7075vs. West Liberty ..........L, 8486vs. Central St.(Oh.) ......W, 6351EAST STROUDSBURG ..W, 6954KUTZTOWN..................W, 7768GLENVILLE ST...............L, 5762WEST LIBERTY ............L, 6373at Cheyney....................W, 6551SHIPPENSBURG..............L 5563at Mansfield ................L, 5463at Bloomsburg ............W, 6654SLIPPERY ROCK ..........L, 6164at Indiana(Pa.) ..............L, 5678at Lock Haven ..............W, 6952at Clarion ......................W, 5550CALIFORNIA(PA) ........W, 7759at Shippensburg ..........W, 6553at Slippery Rock ..........L, 4352INDIANA(PA)................L, 6678LOCK HAVEN................W, 7856at PittJohnstown........L, 6573CLARION ......................W, 7866at California(Pa.)..........L, 4567

PSAC Tournamentat Indiana(Pa.)..............L, 5881

2007-08Record: 17-10

TEMPLE BAPTIST ........W, 11817at West Liberty ............L, 66103at Millersville ................W, 7065at West Chester ..........W, 7269at Mercyhurst ..............L, 6583at Gannon ....................L, 6489at East Stroudsburg ....W, 7062at Kutztown ................W, 4846at Charleston(WV) ......W, 7867CHEYNEY ......................W, 8474WEST LIBERTY ............L, 4957MANSFIELD..................W, 6957BLOOMSBURG ............W, 9674at Slippery Rock ..........W, 8259at Shippensburg ..........L, 6572at Dist. of Columbia ....W, 7263INDIANA(PA)................L, 8185

CLARION ......................L, 6476at Lock Haven ..............L, 6465at California(Pa.)..........W, 7065SHIPPENSBURG ..........W, 7765SLIPPERY ROCK ..........W, 5854at Indiana(Pa.)..............L, 5367DIST. OF COLUMBIA W, 6059LOCK HAVEN................W, 7565at Clarion ......................W, 7067CALIFORNIA(PA) ........L, 6871

2008-09Record: 13-14

vs. AldersonBroaddus ..W, 8880vs. Bowie State ............W, 8179at Southern Indiana ....L, 8088WAYNE STATE(MI)......W, 7165CHARLESTON(WV)......L, 7285vs. CarsonNewman ....W, 8583vs. UNC Pembroke ......L, 5968CENTRAL STATE(OH)..W, 8263at Wayne State(MI) ....L, 7681MANSFIELD..................W, 8865BLOOMSBURG ............W, 7755at Kutztown ................W, 8884at East Stroudsburg ....W, 7263LOCK HAVEN................W, 6238at Slippery Rock ..........L, 6482MERCYHURST..............W, 6959at California(Pa.)..........L, 4675GANNON ......................L, 5071at Clarion ......................L, 6780INDIANA(PA)................L, 5267at Lock Haven ..............W, 6959at Mercyhurst ..............W, 6752SLIPPERY ROCK ..........L, 6473at Gannon ....................L, 6981CALIFORNIA(PA) ......L, 6074at Indiana(Pa.)..............L, 5566CLARION ......................L, 6580

2009-10Record: 16-12

DAEMEN ......................W, 10273FERRIS STATE ..............W, 9075THIEL ............................W, 9547at Charleston(WV) ......L, 7477at Susan G. Komen Tournamentvs. West Liberty ..........L, 7076vs. WashingtonAdventist ......................W, 10120

at United Electric Tournamentvs. Merrimack ..............W, 9883at Bellarmine................L, 7785at Mansfield ................W, 9048at Bloomsburg ............L, 7277CONCORD ....................W, 9037KUTZTOWN..................W, 6652EAST STROUDSBURG W, 7553at Lock Haven ..............W, 7865SLIPPERY ROCK ..........W, 7655at Mercyhurst ..............L, 6570CALIFORNIA(PA) ........L, 5269at Gannon ....................L, 6779at Clarion ......................W, 9485at Indiana(Pa.)..............L, 5258LOCK HAVEN................W, 6249MERCYHURST..............W, 7152at Slippery Rock ..........W, 7952GANNON ......................L, 7280at California(Pa.)..........L, 4480INDIANA(PA)................L, 6264 otCLARION ......................W, 7866

PSAC Tournamentat Gannon ....................L, 6781



First LastOpponent Meeting Meeting Won LostAdelphi 198990 198990 1 0Akron 197778 198384 3 2Alabama 197980 197980 1 0AlaskaAnchorage 199293 199293 1 1AlaskaFairbanks 199293 199293 0 2AldersonBroaddus 199798 200506 2 1Allegheny 196667 197273 7 0Alliance 196667 196667 1 0Armstrong State 198889 198889 1 0Army 197980 197980 1 0Ashland 198485 200001 3 7Assumption 199899 199899 1 0Atlantic Christian 198990 198990 1 0Australia National 197778 197778 0 1Barton 200405 200405 1 0Bellarmine 200910 200910 0 1Binghamton 199899 199900 0 2Bloomfield 200405 200405 1 0Bloomsburg 197475 200910 11 8Bowie State 200809 200809 1 0Bryant 200203 200203 0 1Buffalo State 197677 197677 1 0Buffalo, Univ. of 197576 199091 2 0Cal StateDominguez Hills 199798 199798 1 0California(Pa.) 197071 200910 33 32Canisius 198081 198485 1 5Capital 197475 197576 2 0CarsonNewman 200809 200809 1 0Central State(OH) 198788 200809 2 3Charleston, College of 198384 198384 0 1Charleston, Univ. of (WV) 199798 200910 3 3Chatham 196970 196970 1 0Cheyney 197475 200708 10 8Clarion 196970 200910 41 28Cleveland State 197879 198283 3 2Cincinnati, Univ. of 197778 197778 1 0Colgate 198586 198586 0 1Columbia Union 200102 200102 1 0Concord 200910 200910 1 0Cortland State 197879 198081 4 0Daemen 199091 200910 6 1Davis & Elkins 198687 200506 2 0Detroit, Univ. of 197980 197980 0 1District of Columbia 200708 200708 2 0Dowling 199394 199394 1 0Duquesne 197980 198485 2 3Dyke 198889 198889 1 0D'Youville 199899 199899 1 0East Stroudsburg 198081 200910 11 1Eckerd 199596 199596 0 1Elizabeth City State 200304 200405 2 0Emporia State 200304 200304 0 1FairleighDickinson 198081 198081 0 1Fairmont State 198182 199899 7 2Ferris State 200910 200910 1 0Florida Tech 199192 199192 0 1Florida Memorial 199192 199192 1 0Florida Southern 199596 199596 0 1Fredonia State 197475 197475 1 0Frostburg State 197475 197677 3 0Gannon 196970 200910 24 18Geneva 200506 200506 1 0George Washington 198081 198081 0 1Georgian Court 200304 200304 1 0Glenville State 200506 200607 0 2GoldeyBeacom 200607 200607 1 0Grand Canyon 199798 199798 1 0Grove City 196667 198384 2 1High Point 199697 199697 1 0Houghton 200001 200001 1 0Immaculata 197778 197778 0 2Indiana(Pa.) 197071 200910 38 35Indiana Tech 199293 199394 0 2IUPUFort Wayne 199495 199596 1 1Indiana State 197980 198081 1 1Jamestown CC 197677 197778 4 0John Carroll 198485 199596 3 0Kalamazoo 198990 198990 1 0Kutztown 200001 200910 11 0Lewis & Clark 199798 199798 0 1

First LastOpponent Meeting Meeting Won LostLock Haven 197374 200910 46 24Malone 198687 198687 0 1Madonna 200102 200102 0 1 Mansfield 200001 200910 8 2Mercyhurst 197071 200910 35 10Merrimack 200910 200910 1 0Miami, Univ of 197980 197980 1 0MiamiDade 197475 197475 1 0Michigan, Univ. of 197980 197980 1 0MichiganDearborn 198990 199293 2 0Michigan State 197879 197980 1 1Millersville 198283 200708 5 8Molloy 198384 200203 1 1Montclair 197677 197677 0 1Mt. Vernon Nazarene 198788 198889 2 0Niagara 197374 198889 6 5North Carolina Pembroke 200607 200809 1 1North Dakota, Univ. of 199697 199697 0 1Northern Kentucky 197980 200001 1 3Northwood 200102 200102 0 1Notre Dame(OH) 199091 199091 1 0Old Dominion 197879 197879 0 1Ohio Dominican 199293 199394 2 0Ohio State 197374 197374 0 1Ohio Wesleyan 197172 197172 1 0Penn State 197475 198081 6 8Pittsburgh 196970 198081 6 9PittBradford 198384 199697 3 0PittJohnstown 197879 200607 6 10Point Park 198586 199900 9 0Queens 197677 197677 1 0Robert Morris 198182 198586 0 5Rollins 198889 199192 2 0Rutgers 197879 197879 0 1Saginaw Valley State 199091 200102 3 1Saint Anselm 200405 200405 1 0St. Bonaventure 197980 198586 4 2St. John Fisher 198384 198485 1 1St. Joseph's 197475 197980 1 6St. Leo 198889 198889 1 0St. Michael's 199495 199495 1 0St. Rose 199596 199596 0 1St. Vincent 198586 200001 5 1Salem International 200203 200304 2 0SalemTeikyo 198182 199899 6 0San Francisco State 199798 199798 0 1Seton Hill 199091 200506 8 0Shawnee State 198990 198990 1 0Shippensburg 198586 200708 21 28Slippery Rock 196768 200910 34 51Southern Indiana 200809 200809 0 1Stonehill 199495 199495 0 1Syracuse 198081 198081 0 1Temple 197576 197677 2 0Temple Baptist 200708 200708 1 0Tennessee 197576 197576 1 0Tennessee Tech 197576 197576 0 1Thiel 196667 200910 9 0Upper Iowa 197980 197980 1 0Ursinus 197475 197576 0 2Utica 198485 198586 1 1Villa Maria 196768 197576 11 1Villanova 197879 198081 2 1Virginia Commonwealth 197879 197879 1 0Walsh 198485 198687 1 2Washington Adventist 200910 200910 1 0Wayne State(MI) 198889 200809 4 1West Chester 197576 200708 9 5West Liberty State 198889 200910 5 6West Texas A&M 200304 200304 0 1West Virginia 197677 198182 6 2West Virginia State 200203 200405 2 0West Virginia Tech 200203 200203 1 0West Virginia Wesleyan 199596 199697 2 0Westminster 196667 199798 4 1Wheeling Jesuit 199697 199697 1 0William Paterson 197677 197778 2 0Wingate 199798 199798 1 0Wright State 198586 198687 0 2Youngstown State 196970 199091 5 3

All-Time vs. OpponentsAll-Time vs. OpponentsEdinboro Women’s Basketball 2010-11


Tammy Walker-Strode1990-92

First Team & HonorableMention

Kodak All-American

A 6’0” forward from Lexington, KY,WalkerStrode capped an outstanding twoyears at Edinboro by earning a spot on thefirst team Kodak AllAmerican squad in199192. She set school records that year

for rebounding average (14.5 rpg.), while also scoring 23.0 ppg. WalkerStrode scored more points than any other twoyear performer at Edinboro,finishing with 1,273 points to rank 11th alltime, and her 777 rebounds standsfourth. In 199091 she was an honorable mention Kodak AllAmerican.

Jeannine Jean-Pierre

1991-93First Team

Kodak All-American

A 5’11” forward from St. Thomas, VirginIslands, JeanPierre earned a spot on theKodak AllAmerican first team in 199293after averaging 21.4 ppg. and 11.7 rpg. Afirst team AllPSAC West performer in bothof her seasons at Edinboro, she was also

the PSAC West Athlete of the Year in ‘9293. JeanPierre ranks 15th in careerscoring with 1,203 points and is ninth in career rebounding with 604.

Heather Gates1994-98

Honorable Mention Kodak All-American

A 5’11” forward from Beachwood, OH,Gates was accorded honorable mentionKodak AllAmerican honors in 199697 afterleading NCAA Division II in rebounding(14.3 rpg.). She was also recognized as thePSAC West Athlete of the Year that season, after previously being named thePSAC West Rookie of the Year in 199495.

Gates averaged 14.1 ppg. in ‘9697, and concluded her career with 1,320points. That ranks tenth alltime, and she is one of only two players to score1,000 career points and pull down 1,000 career rebounds. She is the careerrecordholder for rebounds with 1,301.

Jessica Rowe1996-2000First Team

Kodak All-American

A 5’8” guard from Columbus, OH, Roweearned first team Kodak AllAmerican honors after averaging 21.3 ppg. and 4.6 rpg.during the 19992000 season. Rowe, athreetime AllPSAC performer, was alsonamed the PSAC West Player of the Year

in 19992000. She finished her career as Edinboro’s alltime leading scorerwith 1,846 points, and was fourth in career assists with 453.

Marin Hightower1997-2000


The 6’1” forward from Pittsburgh, PAgained Kodak AllAmerican HonorableMention in 19992000. Hightower established a new Edinboro highwater markwith a scoring average of 23.6 ppg. in hersenior season, also averaging 8.6 reboundsper game. In just three years as a FightingScot, Hightower tallied 1,218 points, ranking 13th alltime. In addition, she stands

17th in career rebounds with 520.

Callie Iorfido2002-06


The 5’5” guard from Ambridge, PA playedfrom 200206, and became Edinboro’s sixthKodak/WBCA AllAmerican as a senior whenshe earned honorable mention honors.That capped a brilliant senior season inwhich she was named the PSAC WestAthlete of the Year and was a first team AllPSAC West selection. She averaged 12.5

ppg. and 5.1 rpg., but more importantly, she handed out a schoolrecord 249assists while turning the ball over just 89 times. She led the PSAC in bothassists and steals (95). Iorfido had two tripledoubles as a senior. She finishedher career with 932 career points, and holds the Edinboro record for careerassists with 682. That ranks second alltime in the PSAC.

Samantha Reimer2006-10

Honorable Mention Division II Bulletin All-

American

The 5’6” guard from Altoona, PA playedfrom 2001610, and earned a spot on theDivision II Bulletin honorable mention AllAmerican team as a senior. She departed asEdinboro’s alltime leading scorer with 1,926points, and also holds career records forfree throws made (640) and free throws

attempted (755). She was a threetime AllPSAC West selection, earning firstteam honors as a sophomore and senior. She led Edinboro in scoring her finalthree seasons, averaging 19.9 ppg. as a sophomore, 19.3 ppg. as a junior and17.9 ppg. as a senior. She concluded her career being named Edinboro’s 2010Nnacy Acker Award winer.

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PSAC West Player ofthe Year198990 Montique Wade, F199192 Tammy WalkerStrode, F199293 Jeannine JeanPierre, F199697 Heather Gates, F199900 Jessica Rowe, G200506 Callie Iorfido, G

PSAC West Rookie ofthe Year199293 Lori Montgomery, C199495 Heather Gates, F

PSAC West Coach ofthe Year198889 Stan Swank198990 Stan Swank199293 Stan Swank199697 Stan Swank

All-PSAC West198283 Ellen Mulligan (1st team)198384 Ellen Mulligan (1st team)198586 Donna Esposito (1st team)

Robin Boyd (1st team)198687 Michele McCumber (1st team)198788 Montique Wade (1st team)

Sarah Bishop (1st team)198889 Montique Wade (1st team)

Sarah Bishop (1st team)198990 Sarah Bishop (1st team)

Montique Wade (1st team)Andrea Martre (2nd team)Demetra Adams (2nd team)

199091 Tammy Walker (1st team)199192 Tammy WalkerStrode (1st team)

Jeannine JeanPierre (1st team)Desiree Alexander (2nd team)

199293 Jeannine JeanPierre (1st team)199394 Lori Montgomery (2nd team)

Shauna Nevel (2nd team)199495 Pam Artman (1st team)

Lori Montgomery (2nd team)199596 Shauna Nevel (1st team)

Latricia Brown (2nd team)Lori Montgomery (2nd team)

199697 Heather Gates (1st team)

Meghan Miller (1st team)Amy Rapelje (2nd team)

199798 Heather Gates (1st team)Meghan Miller (1st team)Amy Rapelje (2nd team)

199899 Jessica Rowe (1st team)Marin Hightower (2nd team)

199900 Marin Hightower (1st team)Jessica Rowe (1st team)

200001 Kim Vay (2nd team)200102 Krystal Henson (2nd team)200203 Lachelle Crawl (1st team)

Krystal Henson (2nd team)200304 Maria DiVecchio (2nd team)

Courtney Thompson (2nd team)200405 Kelly Calderone (2nd team)

Callie Iorfido (2nd team)200506 Kelly Calderone (1st team)

Callie Iorfido (1st team)200607 Kelly Calderone (1st team)200708 Samantha Reimer (1st team)

Kelsey Conklin (2nd team)200809 Kelsey Conklin (1st team)

Samantha Reimer (2nd team)200910 Samantha Reimer (1st team)

Kelsey Conklin (2nd team)Renee’ Brown (2nd team)

Edinboro All-Time Team

1989-90 NCAA East RegionalEdinboro 82, Bloomsburg 62Lock Haven 89, Edinboro 70

1991-92 NCAA East RegionalClarion 85, Edinboro 70 ot

1992-93 NCAA East RegionalPittJohnstown 88, Edinboro 76 ot

1996-97 NCAA East RegionalEdinboro 87, West Liberty 75Edinboro 64, West Chester 56Edinboro 70, High Point 68NCAA Elite EightNorth Dakota 81, Edinboro 46

1997-98 NCAA East RegionalEdinboro 81, Charleston(WV) 73Shippensburg 88, Edinboro 78

2005-06 NCAA East RegionalCharleston(WV) 71, Edinboro 62

Edinboro in the NCAA Division II Playoffs

In conjunction with Edinboro University’s celebration of its Sesquicentennial, the Athletic Department recognizing its alltime teams in a variety of sports lastyear. A total of twelve former players were selected to the AllTime Women’s Basketball Team. The group is highlighted by the six former players who haveearned AllAmerican honors. That includes:

Jessica Rowe, Edinboro’s alltime leading scorer with 1,846 points, and a first teamKodak AllAmerican in 19992000 Tammy Walker-Strode, Edinboro’s lone twotime AllAmerican, earning a spot on theKodak AllAmerican first team in 199192 after landing a spot on the honorable mentionteam in 199091. WalkerStrode played two seasons at Edinboro and ranks 11th in careerscoring (1,273 points) and fourth in career rebounds (777).Jeannine Jean-Pierre, a twoyear performer for the Fighting Scots who was a firstteam Kodak AllAmerican in 199293 when she averaged 21.4 ppg. and 11.7 rpg. Heather Gates, who was an honorable mention Kodak AllAmerican choice in 199697after leading Division II in rebounding (14.3 rpg.). She is one of only two players to reach1,000 points and 1,000 rebounds in her career, finishing with 1,320 points and 1,301rebounds.Marin Hightower, a 19992000 honorable mention AllAmerican who set a schoolrecord with 23.6 ppg. that season.Callie Iorfido, an honorable mention AllAmerican in 2006 when she set the school record for career assists with 682. That figure ranks second alltime in the PSAC.

The rest of the team is still a who’swho of Edinboro women’s basketball, and represents several eras. From the 1980’s there is Tina Skidmore, who playedfrom 197781 and ranks ninth in career scoring with 1,337 career points. Sarah Bishop leads a contingent of three players from the late ’80’s, all who were integral parts of the 198990 team which finished 273. Bishop played from 198690 and ranks third in career scoring with 1,652 points. She is joined by MontiqueWade, the second alltime leading scorer and the only other player with 1,000 points and rebounds (1,113 rebounds, also second), and Andrea Martre, who wasthe point guard on the ’8990 squad.The 1990’s includes players like Meghan Miller, who ranks fifth in career scoring (1,426 points), and Pam Artman, who ranks second in career assists (500) andfirst in career steals (304).

Name (Yr.) Pos. Ht. HometownPam Artman (’95) G 57 Pittsburgh, PASarah Bishop (‘90) G 59 Munroe Falls, OHHeather Gates (’98) F 511 Beachwood, OHMarin Hightower (’00) F 61 Pittsburgh, PACallie Iorfido (’06) G 55 Ambridge, PAAndrea Martre (’90) G 55 Memphis, TNMeghan Miller (’99) G 57 Wexford, PAJeannine JeanPierre (’93) F 511 St. Thomas, VIJessica Rowe (’00) G 58 Columbus, OHTina Skidmore (’81) C 61 Fairview, PAMontique Wade (’90) F 58 Pittsburgh, PATammy WalkerStrode (‘92) F 60 Louisville, KY

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Dr. Jeremy D. BrownPresident, Edinboro University of Pennsylvania

Dr. Jeremy D. Brown became the 16thPresident of Edinboro University of Pennsylvania onJuly 1, 2007, and was formally inaugurated andinstalled on November 30.

Dr. Brown, a native of Manchester, England,came to Edinboro from the State University of NewYork at Canton where he served as Provost andVice President for Academic Affairs since 2003.

Since his arrival at Edinboro, his leadership hasresulted in campus growth and a renewed effort toenhance the University’s reputation for excellenceregionally, nationally and on a global scale. He hasalready traveled to Poland and China, renewing col

laborative agreements with universities there, and arranging for growth in globalprograms that not only take Edinboro University to the world, but bring the worldto Edinboro. A group of Chinese middle school students visited Edinboro for several weeks during the past summer, and Panamanian middle school students arescheduled to visit for three weeks in January.

In addition to Dr. Brown’s emphasis on academic excellence and enrollmentgrowth at the undergraduate and graduate levels, he has launched a series of ambitious campus improvements, including the University’s $115 million student housingproject that will accommodate nearly 1,600 students in suitestyle apartment living,and construction of the $5 million multipurpose sports and recreation dome.Construction will also begin shortly on the new $5 million Human Services Building,and in 2009 the $23 million Cooper Hall science building renovation and expansion willbegin.

During his short time here, Dr. Brown has reinvigorated the Edinboro community with a sense of pride over the University’s rich Scottish heritage. RoyalStewart tartan can be seen everywhere on campus!

President Brown’s educational background, from academics to administration, is impressive. He earned his Bachelor of Science and Ph.D. in nuclear physicsfrom the University of Birmingham, England. He conducted his doctoral work inthe area of experimental nuclear physics at Birmingham University and at theUniversity of CaliforniaBerkeley. Immediately following completion of his Ph.D.,President Brown spent two years at Indiana University involved in nuclear physicsresearch.

Following his stint at Indiana, Dr. Brown accepted a faculty position in thePhysics Department at Princeton University, where, in addition to continuing hisresearch, he taught undergraduate and graduatelevel physics courses. Princeton wasnot only rich with tradition, but its Physics Department had been home to the greatAlbert Einstein and John Nash! During this period, Dr. Brown also served as a residentfaculty fellow at Rockefeller College and was faculty liaison for academic and socialprograms.

Transitioning into academic administration, Dr. Brown was named associate deanof the Graduate School at Yale University. His portfolio included the Science,Engineering and Biomedical Departments, as well as recruitment of underrepresentedminority students. In addition, Dr. Brown served as the Graduate School’s chief budgetofficer.

Later, Dr. Brown returned to Princeton as associate dean of the faculty.During this appointment, Dr. Brown advised the dean of faculty and provost onlongrange academic planning and budgeting. He also supervised all personnelissues for the 960 members of the technical, research and library staffs.

In 2000, President Brown was named rector of Florida State UniversityPanama, serving as the chief executive officer of a small U.S. university operatingin Latin America. While he was there, enrollment, curriculum and revenues grewdramatically as he developed strategic plans for growth and designed and implemented a national and international recruiting program.

During his career, Dr. Brown published many scholarly articles and has beenfrequently invited as a speaker at international conferences, research institutionsand universities.

Dr. Brown and his wife, Rebeca Acuña, are the proud parents of a son, AndrewJeremy Brown. Although the happy parents had discussed the name “Andrew” priorto their arrival on campus, it is fortuitous that the patron saint of Scotland is SaintAndrew.

President Brown is also an avid sports enthusiast. Being from Manchester, he isa lifelong fan of the Manchester United soccer team. He also coached the St.Lawrence University men’s and women’s squash teams for three years, taking themto the national tournament, and he likes to play squash himself. He also enjoys sailingand skiing.

In addition to his new parent role, he also very much enjoys spending timewith his older sons, Lucas and Gabriel, and visiting his family in England.

`Dr. Brown’s academic, administrative and athletic experience, combinedwith his high aptitude for dealing with higher education issues, have more thanadequately prepared him for his duties at Edinboro University.

Already, after only a year in office, his leadership and stewardship have contributed in a positive way to serving Edinboro’s students, faculty and staff, thenorthwestern Pennsylvania community and beyond.

Edinboro University is the region’s largest and most comprehensive institution of higher education.

Under the leadership of President Jeremy D. Brown, who assumed the helm onJuly 1, 2007, Edinboro adopted the motto, “Great Things Happen Here!” Yet thewords represent much more than a tagline or catchy phrase. They reflect upon achanging and growing University that strives for excellence regionally, nationally andglobally.

Founded more than 150 years ago by the descendants of Scottish immigrants,Edinboro’s beautiful 585acre campus is now home to more than 8,700 studentsenrolled in over 100 undergraduate and graduate programs of study. Rich in itsScottish tradition, the University’s majors in art, animation, criminal justice, education,and speech language pathology have earned regional recognition and national accolades.

Situated almost equal distance (about 100 miles) from the cultural, entertainment and major league sports metropolitan areas of Cleveland, Buffalo andPittsburgh, Edinboro is less than 20 miles south of Erie, Pennsylvania’s fourth largestcity, and 20 miles north of Meadville, the Crawford County seat.

Edinboro’s BaronForness Library has more than 500,000 bound volumes and1.4 million microform units, along with an online catalog access to numerous databases and electronic reserves and archives. The library, the region’s largest, is equippedwith a wireless network, commuter labs and is accessible to users with visual impairments.

Edinboro’s physical plant and resources are beginning to rival the faculty excellence that students have long found in the classrooms. The University is drawingmore people to campus because of its state of the art facilities.

An investment of $200 million is allowing the University to enhance theEdinboro experience for students through projects such as the new suitestyle student housing complex known as The Highlands at Edinboro University. The $5 millionZafirovski Sports & Recreation Arena opened in late 2009, meaning athletic teamscan hold full practice sessions during inclement weather inside the region’s largestfreestanding, airsupported facility. The new $5 million Human Services Building willbe ready for classes in January 2011 and the $23 million expansion and renovation ofthe Cooper Hall science building is underway.

In addition to the fiveacre Mallory Lake and ample pastoral and wooded areas,there are more than 40 other buildings on the spacious Edinboro campus, includingresidence halls with private or shared rooms, coed housing, honors housing and livinglearning floors for academic and special interest student groups. Van HoutenDining Hall offers a variety of student meal plans, and Skipjack’s fast food emporium isperfect for an energybooster at any time.

Edinboro’s School of Graduate Studies and Research, with it’s technologybasedcomputerassisted distance learning, now offers the region’s fastest growing academic programs.

Edinboro University in Erie – The Porreco Center, is a beautiful 27acre campusthat includes classrooms, computer laboratory and a unique facility for hosting smallconferences, business meetings and special events. Edinboro University in Meadvilleis located in the city’s historic Bessemer Building. All Edinboro University facilities areconnected by free EMTA bus service. In fact, in this new era of high fuel costs, students, faculty and staff can ride free anywhere EMTA bus service is offered!

So you can see that Edinboro University of Pennsylvania, home of the FightingScots NCAA athletic teams and firstclass athletic venues, offers the complete collegiate experience for undergraduate and graduate students.

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Day & Date Opponent Site TimeFriday, November 5 at St. Bonaventure (exhibition) Olean, NY 5:00 p.m.Saturday, November 20 at Ferris State Classic Big Rapids, MI

at Ferris State 1:00 p.m.Sunday, November 21 at Ferris State Classic Big Rapids, MI

at Northwood 1:00 p.m.Monday, December 6 DAVIS & ELKINS Edinboro, PA 5:30 p.m.Tuesday, December 7 ALDERSON-BROADDUS Edinboro, PA 7:00 p.m.Saturday, December 11 at Concord Athens, WV 2:00 p.m.Sunday, December 19 URBANA Edinboro, PA 1:00 p.m.Thursday, December 30 at Fairmont State Classic Fairmont, WV

vs. Concord 4:00 p.m.Friday, December 31 at Fairmont State Classic Fairmont, WV

at Fairmont State 3:00 p.m.Monday, January 3 SHIPPENSBURG Edinboro, PA 5:30 p.m. Tuesday, January 4 CHEYNEY Edinboro, PA 5:30 p.m.Saturday, January 8 at West Chester West Chester, PA1:00 p.m.Sunday, January 9 at Millersville Millersville, PA 1:00 p.m.Wednesday, January 12 at California(Pa.)* California, PA 5:30 p.m.Saturday, January 15 at Clarion* Clarion, PA 1:00 p.m.Wednesday, January 19 GANNON* Edinboro, PA 5:30 p.m.Saturday, January 22 at Lock Haven* Lock Haven, PA 1:00 p.m.Wednesday, January 26 INDIANA(PA)* Edinboro, PA 5:30 p.m.Saturday, January 29 SLIPPERY ROCK* Edinboro, PA 1:00 p.m.Wednesday, February 2 at Mercyhurst* Erie, PA 5:30 p.m.Saturday, February 5 CALIFORNIA(PA)* Edinboro, PA 1:00 p.m.Wednesday, February 9 at Gannon* Erie, PA 5:30 p.m.Saturday, February 12 CLARION* Edinboro, PA 1:00 p.m.Wednesday, February 16 at Indiana(Pa.)* Indiana, PA 5:30 p.m.Saturday, February 19 LOCK HAVEN* Edinboro, PA 1:00 p.m.Wednesday, February 23 MERCYHURST* Edinboro, PA 5:30 p.m.Saturday, February 26 at Slippery Rock* Slippery Rock, PA1:00 p.m.

HEAD COACH: Stan Swank

* PSAC West game

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