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HOFSTRA WOMEN’S BASKETBALL GAME NOTES – Game 25

HOFSTRA UNIVERSITY PRIDE (8-16, 5-10 CAA)vs.

#18(AP)/#21(USA Today/ESPN) Old Dominion University

Lady Monarchs (19-5, 15-0 CAA)

Friday, February 22, 2002 – 7 p.m.

Hofstra Arena (5,124)

2001-2002 HOFSTRA UNIVERSITYWOMEN’S BASKETBALL SCHEDULE (8-16, 5-10 CAA)

November2 Fri. N.Y. Gazelles (Exh.) W 97-73

Army Tip-Off Classic16 Fri. vs. Pennsylvania & L 59-63

17 Sat. at Army & W 68-51

20 Tue. MONMOUTH & L 62-67SJU Thanksgiving Tournament

23 Fri. at St. John’s & W 61-34

24 Sat. vs. San Diego & W 57-52

27 Tue. at Columbia & L 62-78

Roger L. White Invitational (at N’western)

30 Fri. at Northwestern L 42-61

DecemberRoger L. White Invitational (at N’western)

1 Sat. vs. LaSalle L 48-54

9 Sun. WAGNER & L 60-6129 Sat. at Delaware * & L 66-71

January4 Fri. at George Mason * & L 55-70

6 Sun. James Madison * & L 58-66

11 Fri. UNC WILMINGTON * W 58-5113 Sun. VIRGINIA COMMONWEALTH* & L 63-70

17 Thu. at #24 Old Dominion * $ L 48-82

20 Sun. at William & Mary * % W 85-81

24 Thu. TOWSON * % W 52-5027 Sun. at Drexel * $ L 38-74

February1 Fri. GEORGE MASON * $ L 66-71 OT

3 Sun. JAMES MADISON * % W 61-558 Fri. at Virginia Commonwealth * L 55-73

10 Sun. at UNC Wilmington * L 50-86

14 Thu. at Towson * L 62-68

17 Sun. DREXEL(Fox Sports–NY) * $ W 79-6522 Fri. OLD DOMINION * $ 7 p.m.24 Sun. WILLIAM & MARY * % 1 p.m.March1 Fri. DELAWARE * (WRHU – TBA) 7 p.m.

CAA Championship (at Norfolk, VA)6-9 Wed. – Sun. TBA

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Hofstra’s Tentative Starters

No. Name PPG RPG APG

(Pos., Ht., Cl., Hometown)

15 Jen Brickey 16.8 5.0 1.2(G, 5-5, Jr., Nashua, NH)

44 Lauren Hall-Gregory 2.3 3.1 5.4(G, 5-5, Jr., Vienna, VA)

21 Kimberley Coke 12.1 5.3 1.6(G/F, 5-10, Sr., Brooklyn, NY)

22 Megan Scott 3.8 3.0 0.8(G/F, 6-1, Fr., Oak Hill, VA)

45 Rume Pela 7.5 5.1 0.5(C/F, 6-2, So., Cherry Hill, NJ)

Off The Bench4 Billi Godsey 1.0 0.7 1.1

(G, 5-7, Jr., Cheverly, MD)14 Bianka Brunson 3.9 4.0 0.4

(G/F, 5-11, Fr., Claymont, DE)25 Tara Dilworth 4.8 5.2 0.3

(F, 6-3, Jr., Sparta, NJ)32 Jessica Olszewski 4.5 1.8 0.6

(G/F, 5-10, So., East Brunswick, NJ)10 Jamila Haynes 3.1 1.1 0.2

(G, 5-5, RFr., Columbus, OH)33 Amaka Agugua 0.3 2.2 0.2

(F, 5-11, Fr., Herndon, VA)

The Games: The Pride play host to nationally ranked

Old Dominion University. The Lady Monarchs, winners

of 12 straight and 14 out of their last 15 games, will be

the first nationally ranked basketball team to play in a

game at Hofstra Arena.

Streaks and Trends:• The Pride of Hofstra have lost five of their last

seven games.

* The win over Drexel ended a three-game losing

skid for Hofstra.

• Jen Brickey’s streak of nine straight double

figure scoring games ended against Towson on

1/24/02 when she was held to eight points.

Brickey has scored in double figures 20 times

this season and in 32 out of her last 36 games.

• Kimberley Coke had her streak of 20 straight

games with at least ten points broken when she

only scored six vs. La Salle on 12/1/01, Coke

has scored in double figures in 29 out of her last

37 games.

• Lauren Hall Gregory has dished out six or more

assists in a game 24 times in her career,

including 11 at Towson on 2/14/02.

• The win over UNC Wilmington on 1/11/02 ended

a four-game losing skid at Hofstra Arena for

Hofstra.

• The Pride ended a seven-game losing streak

with the 58-51 win over UNC Wilmington on

1/11/02.

• Hofstra has lost 14 of their last 19 games.

• Hofstra has won at least one game in nine of

their last ten in-season tournaments.

• The Pride is 3-7 in their last ten season openers,

and 5-5 in their last ten road openers.

• Hofstra is 6-4 in their last ten home openers.

* The 40 points scored in the first half vs. Drexel

were a season-high scoring total for a first half.

HOFSTRA IN THE COLONIAL ATHLETICASSOCIATION RANKINGS – TEAM (as of 2/18/02) – ALL GMS.

Scoring Offense – 9th 59.0

Scoring Margin – 9th -5.8

FG Percentage – 7th .371

3-PT FG Percentage – 8th .291

Scoring Defense – 6th 64.8

FT Percentage – 5th .654

FG Percentage Defense – 4th .394Rebounding Margin – 6th -0.6

3-PT FG Made – 5th 4.54

Assists – 8th 12.29

Steals – 9th 7.75

Blocks – 3rd 3.17

Assists/Turnovers – 9th 0.62

HOFSTRA IN THE COLONIAL ATHLETICASSOCIATION RANKINGS – INDIVIDUAL (as of 2/18/02)

Scoring

2. Brickey 16.8

15. Coke 12.1

Field Goal Percentage

3. Coke .516

5. Pela .509

Free Throw Percentage

4. Brickey .845Rebounding

19. Coke 5.2

20. Dilworth 5.2

Assists

3. Hall-Gregory 5.38

Steals

12. Coke 1.83

3-Point FG Percentage

3. Brickey .395

3-Point FG Made

1. Brickey 2.42

Assist/Turnover Ratio

1. Hall-Gregory 1.95

Blocked Shots

4. Pela 1.12

6. Dilworth 1.04

Offensive Rebounds

14. Brickey 2.46

15. Pela 2.38

About the MONARCHS: Wendy Larry, a 1977 graduate

of Old Dominion, is now in her 15th season at the helm of

the Lady Monarchs. She is assisted on the ODU

sidelines by Susan Montgomery, Juliet McGee

Schweiter and Stacy Himes.

Hofstra- OLD DOMINION by the numbers:

Hofstra ODU59.0 Points Per Game 74.9

64.8 Opps. Points Per Gm. 54.0

39.3 Rebs. Per Game 44.3

39.9 Opps. Rebs Per Gm. 32.6

12.3 Assts. Per Game 18.2

7.8 Steals Per Game 10.8

19.8 TO Per Game 18.1

3.2 BS Per Game 4.9

37.1 Field Goal Pct. 46.1

29.1 3-Field Goal Pct. 34.4

65.4 Free Throw Pct. 65.0

8-16 (5-10) Won-Loss Record (CAA) 19-5 (15-0)

HOFSTRA/OLD DOMINIONTEAM LEADERS

PER GAME

Brickey – 16.8 Points Berthieu – 13.4

Coke – 5.3 Rebounds Maiga – 8.1

Hall-Gregory – 5.4 Assists Francis – 5.1

Coke – 1.8 Steals Francis – 2.3

Pela – 1.1 Blocks Giddens – 1.3

Brickey – 32.6 Minutes Howard – 30.4

Versus ODU: Hofstra and Old Dominion are meeting for

only the second time.

SERIES MEETINGS WITH THE MONARCHS:2001-02: @ Old Dominion 82, Hofstra 48

Game 15 at Old Dominion: Hamchetou Maiga had 15

points, eight rebounds and nine assists in just 26

minutes to lead No. 24 Old Dominion to an 82-48 victory

against Hofstra on Thursday night. Sharron Francis

added 14 points, Monique Coker had 11 and Lucienne

Berthieu and Myriah Spence each had 10 for Old

Dominion (10-5, 7-0 Colonial Athletic Association), which

has won 126 of its last 127 conference games. Jen

Brickey scored 13 points, and Kimberly Coke added 10

for Hofstra (4-11, 1-5). In the game, Brickey became

only the 15th player in the history of Hofstra Women's

Basketball to score 1,000 points when she hit a three-

pointer with 10:19 remaining in the game to give her

seven points in the contest at the time. Brickey has now

scored 1,007 in her two-plus seasons at Hofstra. The

Lady Monarchs outscored Hofstra 47-17 in the first half,

but the Pride played a spirited second half and were only

outscored by four, 35-31, after the intermission.

The Brickey File: Junior guard Jen Brickey is certainly making her

mark at Hofstra in only two-plus seasons. Brickey has entered the

top ten in several career and season categories, here is a look at

where she stands:

Most Points – Season

1. Marguerite Moran 716 88-89

2. Dia LaBella 516 80-81

3-T. Kate Gordon 501 97-98

3-T. Jen Brickey 501 00-01

Most Points – Game


2. Kate Gordon 38 96-97


4-T. Marguerite Moran 36 88-89

4-T. Jen Brickey 36 01-02 (at W & M)

Most 3-Point Field Goals Made – Career:

1. Tonya Yandrisevitz 186 89-93

2. Jen Brickey 159 99-pres.

Most 3-Point Field Goals Made – Season:


2. Jen Brickey 63 00-013. Tonya Yandrisevitz 59 92-93

4. Jen Brickey 58 01-02 (current)5. Tonya Yandrisevitz 52 91-92

5. Noreen Duffy 52 98-99

5. Tonya Yandrisevitz 50 90-91

5. Noreen Duffy 50 99-00

9. Diane Hobin 47 93-94

H ighest 3-Point Field Goal Percentage – Season:

1. Marguerite Moran .465 88-89

2. Marguerite Moran .432 87-88

3. Colleen Conroy .413 88-89

4. Jen Brickey .409 00-015. Diane Hobin .407 93-94

6. Tonya Yandrisevitz .400 90-91

7. Jen Brickey .395 01-02 (current)

Most Free Throws Made – Season:

1. Christine Lathuras 148 83-84

2. Christine Lathuras 135 81-82

3. Hilarie Cranmer 127 85-86

4. Dia LaBella 117 81-82

5. Dawn McGrath 116 83-84

6. Kate Gordon 109 97-98

7. Kim Coke 98 00-01

8. Meg O’Brien 96 94-95

9. Colleen Montague 95 95-96

10. Jen Brickey 87 01-02 (current)11. Jen Brickey 86 00-01

H ighest Free Throw Percentage – Season:

(Minimum 2.5 FT Made Per Game)

1. Colleen Flynn .882 86-87

2. Jen Brickey .869 00-013. Hilarie Cranmer .857 87-88

4. Nora Anderson .851 97-98

5. Jen Brickey .845 01-02 (current)6. Mary Jo Lorella .836 78-79

Hofstra's Last Game (vs. Drexel – 2/17/02): Senior

forward Kimberley Coke poured in a game and career-

high 26 points as Hofstra University ended a three-game

losing skid with a 79-65 win over Drexel University on

Sunday afternoon at Hofstra Arena. Drexel took the

early advantage in the contest as they jumped out to a

seven-point advantage, 11-4, with 15:31 left in the first

half. Hofstra would quickly respond and a 7-0 run by the

Pride tied the score at 11 with 14:25 remaining. Hofstra

took their first lead of the half, a lead they would not

relinquish the rest of the contest, at the 10:15 mark on a

three-pointer by junior guard Jen Brickey. With the

score 19-18 in favor of the Pride, Hofstra went on a 7-0

run, including four points from junior forward Tara

Dilworth to open a 26-18 lead with 7:48 left. Hofstra

opened up their largest lead of the first half, 11 points,

on a jumper from sophomore guard Staceyann Claxton

with 1:35 left before intermission. Drexel would only get

as close as three on one occasion in the second half as

Hofstra controlled the contest and opened up their

largest lead of the game, 79-63, with 46 seconds

remaining. Coke scored 16 of her career-high points in

the second half in leading Hofstra to their first victory

over Drexel since the 1998-99 season, a string of six

straight wins by the Dragons. Also in double figures for

Hofstra was Brickey, who scored 18 points and also

pulled down eight rebounds. Dilworth had a season-high

12 rebounds for Hofstra, as the Pride outrebounded the

Dragons 44-42. Drexel was led in scoring by Michelle

Maslowski, the leading scorer in the CAA, who tallied 24

points and a game-high 13 rebounds.

Only One in Double-Figures: In Thursday’s 52-50

victory over Towson, only Kimberly Coke scored in

double-digits for the Pride. It was also only the third

game this season in which only one Pride player scored

in double figures, Coke scored 18 in a 61-42 loss at

Northwestern while Jen Brickey tallied 21 in a 71-66 loss

at Delaware.

Nice Half: In Hofstra’s game vs. George Mason on

2/1/02, Jen Brickey and Rume Pela each had

memorable halves. In the first half, Brickey sank a

game-high 14 points, including four three pointers.

While in the second half, Pela poured in 15 points on six-

of-seven shooting from the field. Pela played 33 minutes

in the contest and Brickey played all 45 minutes in the

game.

May I see your membership card please: On Hofstra’s

road trip to Old Dominion and William & Mary, Jen

Brickey and Kimberley Coke became the 15th and 16th

members of the 1,000 Point Club at Hofstra University.

Brickey joined this exclusive club when she hit a three-

pointer with 10:19 remaining in the game at Old

Dominion, while Coke followed her into the 1,000 point

club when she hit a free throw with 15 seconds

remaining in the William & Mary game to give her exactly

1,000 points.

The Hofstra 1,000-Point Club1. Dia LaBella (1978-82) 1840

2. Kate Gordon (1994-98) 1714

3. Christine Lathuras (1980-84) 1548

4. Hilarie Cranmer (1984-87) 1461

5. Liz Irwin (1978-82) 1455

6. Betsy Lange (1988-92) 1421

7. Sheryl Hall (1978-82) 1276

8. Meg O’Brien (1992-97) 1263

9. Tonya Yandrisevitz (1989-93) 1181

10. Jen Brickey (99 – pres.) 115911. Mary Henwood (1982-86) 1127

12. Sharon Solowitz (1984-88) 1126

13. Kimberley Coke (98-pres.) 109914. Dawn McGrath (1980-84) 1065

15. Diane Hobin (1991-95) 1061

16. Colleen Montague (1991-96) 1016

Complete Game Effort: In Hofstra’s game vs. Virginia

Commonwealth on 1/13/02, junior guard Jen Brickey

went the distance and played all 40 minutes and scored

a team-high 24 points.

Complete Game Effort – Part Two: In the Pride’s game

at William & Mary on 1/20/02, Brickey once again played

all 40 minutes. Brickey outdid herself this time as she

poured in a career-high 36 points on 13-22 shooting.

The 36 points were the fourth highest single game

scoring total in Hofstra Women’s Basketball history. The

second half was where Brickey did most of her damage

as she scored 23 points, including 6-7 from beyond the

arc.

Season-High: The 40 points scored in the first half

against Drexel on 2/17/02 marked a season-high in first

half scoring for the Pride. The previous high was 38 in

the first half against Army.

Hofstra Head Coach Leslie Danowski: Leslie

Schlegel-Danowski, the ninth Head Women’s Basketball

Coach in school history, is in her ninth season at the

helm of the Pride Basketball program. She has posted

an 88-153 record in her eight plus seasons of work.

Since her arrival in 1993, Danowski has coached Hofstra

through two conference changes and has increased

Hofstra’s level of competitiveness through strong

recruiting and a style of play that stresses strong

defense and a well-rounded offense. Danowski’s eight

recruiting classes have brought five All-Long Island

selections, two All-Maryland players, two All-New Jersey

players, two All-Delaware selections, two All-Virginia

players, an All-Michigan selection, an All-Connecticut

player and a two-time New Hampshire Gatorade Player

of the Year to Hofstra. The incoming class of 2005 also

features a two-time Delaware Gatorade Player of the

Year and a Street and Smith honorable mention All-

American. Danowski is assisted by Bill Zatulskis,

Elizabeth O’Brien and Meredith Pine.

Back-to-Back: Hofstra had three double figure scorers-

the same three people (Brickey, Coke and Pela)-in both

games at the Army Tip-Off Classic. It was the 15th

straight game that Brickey and Coke had scored in

double figures. For Pela, it was the first time since

January 18, 2001 that she had back-to-back double

figure scoring games.

Welcome Back: Sophomore guard Staceyann Claxton,

the sister of Philadelphia 76ers guard Craig “Speedy”

Claxton, made her first appearance of the 2001-02

season at William & Mary on 1/20/02. Claxton played 18

minutes and scored nine points. In addition, she went to

the free throw line 13 times, a season-high for a Hofstra

Women’s Basketball player. Claxton played 23 minutes

against Towson on 1/24/02 and posted four points,

seven rebounds and three assists.

Bench Scoring: Junior Jen Brickey came off the bench

against Army on 11/17/01 for the first time since her

freshman season, and proceeded to pour in a game-high

22 points and 8-17 shooting while playing 28 minutes.

Drought: In Hofstra’s game vs. Monmouth on 11/20/01,

the Pride’s starting backcourt of Jen Brickey and Lauren

Hall-Gregory went 0-13 from the field. Brickey ended

the game with four points on free throws, her lowest

scoring output since the final game of her freshman

season.

Colonial Athletic Association and the RPI: In the

latest rankings (as of 2/18/02) from collegerpi.com, the

CAA ranks 14th out of 32 Division I conferences. Here’s

how the CAA looks –

TEAM RPI RankOld Dominion 16

Delaware 63

James Madison 109

Virginia Commonwealth 119

George Mason 135

UNC Wilmington 160

Drexel 171

William & Mary 213

Hofstra 267

Towson 303

71-66 x 2: Hofstra’s last two overtime contests have

both resulted in losses and by identical scores. Hofstra

fell to Monmouth in the opening game of the 2000-01

season and fell to George Mason on 2/1/02 by that same

71-66 score. Hofstra last won an overtime game in the

1983-84 season when they defeated Marist, 61-60.

Player of the Week: Junior guard Jen Brickey earned

CAA Player of the Week honors on February 4 after

leading the Pride to an upset win over James Madison

University. Brickey averaged 21 points and 6.5

rebounds per game as Hofstra fell to George Mason

overtime before upending the Dukes 61-55.

High Scorers: Jen Brickey or Kimberley Coke have led

Hofstra in scoring in Hofstra’s last 28 games. Brickey

has led the team 19 times (including 11 of the last 14

games), while Coke has had team-high honors ten times

(including a career-high 26 vs. Drexel on 2/17/02). The

last person other than Brickey or Coke to lead the Pride

in scoring was Rume Pela, who poured in a career-high

24 points vs. New Hampshire back on January 18, 2001.

INDIVIDUAL GAME HIGHSPoints36 by Jen Brickey at William & Mary (1/20/02)

Field Goals Made13 by Jen Brickey at William & Mary (1/20/02)

Field Goals Attempted22 by Jen Brickey at William & Mary (11/20/02)

Field Goal Percentage (minimum five made).700 (7-10), twice, last by Rume Pela vs. George Mason

(2/1/02)

Three-Point Field Goals Made6 by Jen Brickey at William & Mary (1/20/02)

Three-Point Field Goals Attempted12 by Jen Brickey vs. George Mason (2/1/02)

Three-Point Field Goal Percentage.800 (4-5) by Jen Brickey at Towson (2/14/02)

Free Throws Made8 by Jen Brickey vs. UNC Wilmington (1/11/02)

Free Throws Attempted13 by Staceyann Claxton at William & Mary (1/20/02)

Free Throw Percentage (minimum 3 made)1.000, four times, last by Brickey at VCU (2/8/02)

Rebounds15 by Rume Pela vs. La Salle (12/1/01)

Assists11 by Lauren Hall-Gregory at Towson (2/14/02)

Steals5 by Kimberley Coke at William & Mary (1/20/02)

Blocked Shots3, four times, last by Pela and Dilworth at UNCW

(2/10/02)

Turnovers7, three times, last by Coke vs. George Mason (2/1/02)

Fouls5, several times, last by Coke at Towson (2/14/02)

Bright Lights, Big City: With their win over Drexel on

2/17/02, Hofstra improved to 2-0 when covered in

person by Long Island Newsday and 1-0 when the game

is televised.

King of Queens (and the rest of NYC): Since the start

of the 1993 season, the Hofstra Women’s Basketball

team is 11-5 versus teams located within the five

boroughs of New York City.

vs. Columbia 6-2

vs. Fordham 2-1

vs. St. Francis 1-0

vs. Wagner 1-2

vs. St John’s 1-0

Rebounding Presence: Freshman Bianka Brunson has

twice had game-high rebounding efforts. In the two

games combined, Brunson only scored ten points, but

pulled down 24 rebounds. She had three points and 14

rebounds at St. John’s and seven points and ten

rebounds at Northwestern.

Hometown Flavor: Hofstra has six players on their

roster from the New York tri-state area, including both a

senior and a junior. The players from New York are:

Staceyann Claxton (Hempstead, NY), Kimberley Coke

(Brooklyn, NY) and Cara Sorensen (Lynbrook, NY).

Hailing from the Garden State are: Tara Dilworth

(Sparta, NJ), Jessica Olszewski (East Brunswick, NJ)

and Rume Pela (Cherry Hill, NJ).

New Faces: Hofstra will be undergoing a period of

transition this season as it will join Towson, Delaware

and Drexel in moving from the America East Conference

to the Colonial Athletic Association. Other teams in the

'New CAA' include George Mason, James Madison,

North Carolina-Wilmington, Old Dominion, Virginia

Commonwealth and William & Mary. Hofstra joined the

America East in 1994-95 after previously playing in the

old East Coast Conference from 1980-1994.

Game of firsts: In Hofstra game vs. Drexel on 2/17/02,

the Pride gained their first victory of the season when

scoring between 70-79 points. In addition, Hofstra also

won their first game when allowing their opponents to

score between 60-69 points. They were 0-6 in those

games before the Drexel win.

DOUBLE YOUR FUN: Hofstra finished the 2000-01

campaign with 12 double-doubles (seven by Kimberley

Coke, three by Rume Pela and two by Jen Brickey. All

the double-doubles last season were of the

point/rebound variety. Here is a list of double-doubles

this season by Hofstra players:

Rume Pela11 points, 10 rebounds at St. John’s (11/23/01)

12 points, 15 rebounds vs. La Salle (12/1/01)

13 points, 11 rebounds vs. Wagner (12/9/01)

17 points, 10 rebounds vs. George Mason (2/1/02)

Jen Brickey24 points, 10 rebounds vs. UNC Wilmington (1/11/02)

36 points, 10 rebounds at William & Mary (1/20/02)

15 points, 10 rebounds at UNC Wilmington (2/10/02)

17 points, 12 rebounds at Towson (2/14/02)

Kimberley Coke23 points, 12 rebounds at William & Mary (1/20/02)

Tara Dilworth10 points, 11 rebounds at UNC Wilmington (2/10/02)

Player Notes

#4 Billi Godsey: Has played in 22 games this season,

starting one…Played 11 minutes in Hofstra’s exhibition

win over the New York Gazelles…Scored two points vs.

Pennsylvania…Pulled down four rebounds at St.

John’s…Scored six points at Columbia…Had two assists

at Northwestern…Had two steals in 15 minutes of action

at James Madison…Notched two assists vs. UNC

Wilmington…Chipped in with four points and four

rebounds in 17 minutes vs. Virginia

Commonwealth…Had three points and three assists at

Old Dominion…Scored two points and had two assists

vs. George Mason…Had two assists in 13 minutes at

UNC Wilmington…Averaging 9.0 minutes per game.

#10 Jamila Haynes: Has played in nine games this

season…Made her first collegiate appearance against

Delaware and scored five points and had three

rebounds…Notched the first double figure scoring game

of her career with ten points vs. Virginia

Commonwealth…Posted five points in seven minutes

against Towson…Came off the bench at Drexel and

chipped in with seven points…Averaging 7.7 minutes per

game.

#12 Staceyann Claxton: Has appeared in nine games

this season after suffering an ankle injury during the

preseason…Scored nine points at William & Mary, went

to the free throw line a Hofstra season-high 13 times in

the game…Tallied four points, seven rebounds and

three assists against Towson…Had four rebounds, four

assists and two points at Drexel…Scored nine points off

the bench vs. James Madison, including a huge three-

pointer with 28 seconds remaining…Had seven points

and three rebounds vs. Drexel…Averaging 19.4 minutes

per game.

#14 Bianka Brunson: Has played in 23 games this

season, starting nine…Scored seven points and pulled

down four rebounds in exhibition win…Had two points

and five rebounds in win over Army…Scored eight points

and pulled down six rebounds vs. Monmouth…Had a

game-high 14 rebounds at St. John’s…Scored five

points at Columbia…Had a game-high ten rebounds at

Northwestern…Scored six points on three-of-three

shooting at Delaware, also had three rebounds…Had

the first double figure scoring game of her career with

ten points at George Mason, and also contributed a

team-high nine rebounds…Earned the first start of her

career at James Madison and contributed six points and

four rebounds at James Madison…Tallied four points

and three rebounds vs. UNC Wilmington…Had four

points, three rebounds and two assists at William &

Mary…Posted six points and four rebounds in victory

over Towson…Tallied a season-high three blocks at

Drexel…Chipped in with six points and six rebounds

before fouling out for the first time in her collegiate

career vs. George Mason…Had five points and three

rebounds vs. James Madison…Scored six points and

pulled down five rebounds at Virginia

Commonwealth…Had three points and three rebounds

at Towson…Averaging 16.6 minutes per game.

#15 Jen Brickey: Has played in all 24 games, starting

23…Scored a team-high 25 points in a team-high 29

minutes in exhibition win over New York Gazelles…Had

11 points and five rebounds vs. Pennsylvania…Came off

the bench and scored a game-high 22 points in 28

minutes at Army…Was held to four points vs.

Monmouth, her lowest scoring total since the final game

of her freshman season. Scored a game-high 26 points,

including 19 in the first half at St. John’s…Had a team-

high 15 points vs. San Diego…Had a game-high 19

points at Columbia, including four three

pointers…Scored a game-high 19 points vs. La

Salle…Had her second straight 19 point game against

Wagner, her 19 points were a game-high…Had a team-

high 21 points on 7-15 shooting at Delaware…Led

Hofstra in scoring at George Mason and James Madison

with 14 and 16 respectively…Poured in a game-high 24

points, including 18 in the first half vs. UNC

Wilmington…Also had ten rebounds vs. UNCW, giving

her her first double-double of the season…Scored 24

points for the second consecutive game against Virginia

Commonwealth…Was 5-9 from three-point range

against VCU…Scored 13 points, including the 1000th of

her career at Old Dominion…The milestone points came

on a three-pointer with 10:19 left in the game…Poured in

a career-high 36 points at William & Mary, including 23

in the second half…The 36 points were the fourth

highest single game scoring total in Hofstra Women’s

Basketball history…Also had ten rebounds at William &

Mary, her second double-double of the season…Scored

a game-high 23 points, including 14 in the first half vs.

George Mason…Played all 45 minutes vs. the

Patriots…Posted a team-high 19 points vs. James

Madison, including 6-6 from the free throw line…Led

Hofstra with 13 points at VCU and 15 at

UNCW…Notched her fourth double-double of the

season with 17 points and 12 rebounds at

Towson…Second on the team in scoring vs. Drexel with

18 points and also contributed eight rebounds…Was

named MVP of the SJU Thanksgiving Classic…Named

CAA Player of the Week on 2/4/02…Has scored in

double figures in 32 out of her last 36

games…Averaging a team-best 32.6 minutes per game.

CAA RANKINGSCONFERENCE GAMES ONLY

Scoring – 2nd 17.6

FT Pct. – 3th .836

Rebounding - 18th 5.7

3-Point FG Pct. - 2nd .392

Offensive Rebounds - 5th 2.93

3-Point FG Made – 1st 2.53

ALL GAMES

Scoring - 2nd 16.8

FT Pct. - 4th .845

3-Point FG Pct. - 3rd .395

3-Point FG Made - 1st 2.42


#21 Kimberley Coke: Has appeared in all 24 games

this season, starting 23…Scored 17 points in only 20

minutes in exhibition win over New York Gazelles…Had

team-highs of 17 points and seven rebounds vs.

Pennsylvania…Scored ten points, pulled down a team-

high eight rebounds in 36 minutes of action at

Army…Poured in a game-high 19 points vs. Monmouth

on seven of 14 shooting…Was second on the team in

scoring with 12 points at St. John’s…Scored 11 points

and had six rebounds vs. San Diego…Scored 11 points

and pulled down a team-high seven rebounds at

Columbia…Poured in a game-high 18 points and also

had eight rebounds at Northwestern…Scored six points

and pulled down eight rebounds vs. La Salle…Was

second on the team in scoring against Wagner with 16

points…Scored eight points at Delaware…Contributed

ten points and seven rebounds at James

Madison…Chipped in with nine points and three

rebounds vs. UNC Wilmington…Tallied six points, six

rebounds and three steals vs. Virginia

Commonwealth…Was second on the team in scoring at

Old Dominion with ten points…Scored 23 points,

including the 1000th of her career at William &

Mary…The milestone point came on a free throw with 15

seconds to go in the game…Also pulled down a game-

high 12 rebounds in the contest, giving her her first

double-double of the season… Tallied 12 points and

nine rebounds in victory over Towson…Was the only

player in double figures at Drexel with 13

points…Chipped in with eight points, four rebounds and

a team-high four assists vs. George Mason…Was

second on the team in scoring vs. James Madison with

14 points…Scored nine points at VCU and seven at

UNCW…Scored ten points, all in the second half at

Towson…Poured in a game and career-high 26 points

vs. Drexel, in only 28 minutes of action…Was named to

the all-tournament team at the Army Tip-Off Classic and

the Roger L. White Invitational…Has scored in double

figures in 29 out her last 37 games…Averaging 27.8

minutes per game.


Scoring – 18th 11.4

FG Pct. – 4th .531

Steals - 12th 1.73

ALL GAMES

Scoring - 15th 12.1

FG Pct. - 3rd .516


Steals - 12th 1.83

#22 Megan Scott: Has played in 21 games this season,

starting 13…Had 14 points against New York Gazelles in

Hofstra’s lone exhibition game…Had five points and six

rebounds at Army…Was second on the team in scoring

with 14 in her home debut vs. Monmouth…Scored six

points and pulled down three rebounds at St.

John’s…Scored 10 points, including the game-winner

with 1:17 left vs. San Diego…Had four points and six

rebounds at Northwestern and four points and five

rebounds vs. La Salle…Scored seven points and pulled

down five rebounds at Delaware…Had five rebounds at

Drexel…Dished out two assists vs. James

Madison…Scored six points at UNCW and four at

VCU…Chipped in with three points, three rebounds and

three assists…Averaging 20.2 minutes per game.

#25 Tara Dilworth: Has played in all 24 games this

season, starting three…Scored 10 points and pulled

down eight rebounds in exhibition game vs. New York

Gazelles…Had nine points and six rebounds vs.

Pennsylvania…Pulled down a team-high nine rebounds

and had three blocks vs. Monmouth…Had five rebounds

at St. John’s and at Columbia…Scored six points vs.

San Diego…Scored five points in ten minutes vs. La

Salle…Scored four points and had three rebounds vs.

Wagner…Had six points and four rebounds at

Delaware…Had ten points and pulled down seven

rebounds at George Mason…Chipped in with a season-

high 11 points on five of eight shooting at James

Madison…Tied for game-high honors with ten rebounds

vs. UNC Wilmington…Pulled down a team-high eight

rebounds at Old Dominion…Contributed five points and

five rebounds at William & Mary…Notched two points

and three rebounds against Towson…Came off the

bench and scored nine points at Drexel, good for second

on the team…Chipped in with four points, four rebounds

and two blocks vs. James Madison…Had four points at

VCU…Posted the first double-double of her career at

UNCW with ten points and 11 rebounds…Scored nine

points and pulled down five rebounds at

Towson…Chipped in with nine points and a season-high

12 rebounds vs. Drexel…Averaging 22.6 minutes per

game.


Rebounding - T-20th 5.5

Blocked Shots - 4th 1.33


ALL GAMES



#32 Jessica Olszewski: Has played in all 24 games

and started three this season…Had 13 points in 19

minutes in the Pride’s lone exhibition game…Had six

points vs. Pennsylvania and five at Army…Scored eight

points in 15 minutes of action vs. Monmouth…Had three

points and five rebounds vs. San Diego…Scored nine

points on three-of-six shooting from three-point range at

Delaware…Scored seven points and three rebounds at

George Mason…Tied her season-high with 13 points,

including 11 in the first half at James Madison…Tallied

eight points and three rebounds vs. UNC

Wilmington…Scored six points and pulled down five

rebounds vs. Virginia Commonwealth…Chipped in with

eight points at Old Dominion and six at William &

Mary…Posted five points in victory over

Towson…Scored nine points, on three three-pointers vs.

Drexel…Averaging 12.5 minutes per game.


3-Point FG Pct. - 12th .293

#33 Amaka Agugua: Has played in six game this

season…Made her collegiate debut at Delaware and

pulled down five rebounds…Had three rebounds vs.

UNC Wilmington…Scored the first two points of her

collegiate career at Towson…Had three rebounds and

one steal vs. Drexel…Averaging 8.3 minutes per game.

#43 Cara Sorensen: Has yet to play this season.

#44 Lauren Hall-Gregory: Has started all 24 games

this season…Had a game-high 10 assists in exhibition

win over New York Gazelles…Pulled down five

rebounds vs. Pennsylvania and dished off a game-high

six assists at Army…Had ten assists vs.

Monmouth…Had a game-high six assists and four

rebounds at St. John’s…Dished off five assists vs. San

Diego…Had four points and four assists at

Columbia…Dished off six assists at Northwestern and

five vs. La Salle…Had five points, four rebounds and a

game-high five assists vs. Wagner…Tied a Bob

Carpenter Center record with nine assists at

Delaware…Had five assists and five rebounds at George

Mason…Contributed seven assists and four rebounds at

James Madison…Had three points, three assists and

five rebounds vs. UNC Wilmington…Scored five points,

pulled down two rebounds and had three assists vs.

Virginia Commonwealth…Had four points and three

assists at Old Dominion and eight assists and six

rebounds at William & Mary…Hit the three-pointer-her

only points of the game-with 31.9 seconds to play that

put the Pride ahead to stay in Towson game on

1/24/02…Chipped in with four assists and three

rebounds at Drexel…Scored eight points, including two

three-pointers vs. George Mason…Dished out nine

assists, including seven in the second half vs. James

Madison…Had dour points and three assists at VCU and

two points and three assists at UNCW…Tied her career-

high with 11 assists at Towson…Scored six points,

pulled down four rebounds and dished out a game-high

seven assists vs. Drexel…Averaging 30.3 minutes per

game.


Assists - 4th 5.40Assist/Turnover Ratio - 2nd 2.08

ALL GAMES

Assists - 3rd 5.38

Assist/Turnover Ratio - 1st 1.95

#45 Rume Pela: Has played in all 24 games this

season, starting 21…Pulled down a game-high 15

rebounds in 21 minutes in Hofstra exhibition win over the

New York Gazelles…Was second on the team in scoring

vs. Pennsylvania with 13 points and was again second

on the team in scoring at Army with 17 points. Scored

seven points and had three blocks vs. Monmouth…Had

a double-double at St. John’s with 11 points and ten

rebounds…Scored six points and pulled down six

rebounds vs. San Diego…Had 11 points and five

rebounds at Columbia…Had her second double-double

of the year with 12 points and a career-high 15 rebounds

vs. La Salle…Notched her third double-double of the

year, and the second straight, against Wagner with 13

points and 11 rebounds…Had four points and four

rebounds at Delaware…Chipped in with six points and

six rebounds at George Mason…Was one of only two

players in double figures vs. UNC Wilmington, scoring

ten points…Chipped in with eight points and five

rebounds vs. Virginia Commonwealth…Had six

rebounds at William & Mary…Tallied two points, five

rebounds and two blocks in Towson win…Posted her

fourth double-double of the season with 17 points and

ten rebounds vs. George Mason…Scored 15 of her 17

points in the second half vs. the Patriots…Had eight

points, seven rebounds, three blocks and two steals vs.

James Madison…Chipped in with eight points, four

rebounds and three blocks at UNCW…Scored ten points

and pulled down six rebounds, including five offensive at

Towson…Averaging 21.2 minutes per game.


Blocked Shots - T - 6th 1.07

ALL GAMES

FG Pct. - 5th .509



Season Recaps

Exhibition versus N.Y. Gazelles: Junior Guard Jen

Brickey (Nashua, NH/Nashua) scored 25 points,

including 21 in the first half to lead the Hofstra Women's

Basketball team to a 97-73 exhibition win over the New

York Gazelles on Friday evening at Hofstra Arena. The

Gazelles led the early part of the first half, including

taking their last lead of the game, 17-16, on a layup by

Leah Cromer at the 12:28 mark of the first half. A 10-2

run ensued for the Pride, allowing Hofstra to take a 26-

19 lead with 9:10 remaining in the half. Hofstra would

extend their lead to as many as 18 points in the first,

when Brickey nailed a three-pointer with 1:31 left to give

the Pride a 51-33 lead at that point. The teams would

trade baskets the rest of the half, and Hofstra went into

the break leading 53-38. In the second half, the

Gazelles never cut the deficit below the 15-point halftime

deficit and saw the Pride open as much as a 27-point

lead with 2:49 remaining with the score 94-67.

Sophomore forward Jessica Olszewski (East Brunswick,

NJ/East Brunswick), who went 5-10 from the field

(including two three-pointers) sank a jumper to give

Hofstra their largest lead of the game. In addition to

Brickey's 25 points, Hofstra also got double figure

scoring from: senior forward Kimberley Coke - 17 points

(Brooklyn, NY/Brooklyn Tech), freshman forward Megan

Scott - 14 points (Oak Hill, VA/Oakton), Olszewski - 13

points and junior forward Tara Dilworth - 10 points

(Sparta, NJ/Sparta). Lauren Hall-Gregory (Vienna,

VA/James Madison), who finished 21st in the nation in

assists last season, had a game-high ten assists in the

win and Rume Pela (Cherry Hill, NJ/Cherry Hill East)

added a game-high 15 rebounds, including eight

offensive. The Gazelles were led by Teakyta Barnes' 23

points and Lawanda Greene's 18 points. Devin

Jefferson had a team-high eight rebounds for New York,

while Greene dished off a team-high four assists.

Game one vs. Pennsylvania: Senior forward Kim

Coke had 16 points and seven rebounds, but the Pride

dropped its season opener with a 63-59 loss to

Pennsylvania on Friday evening at the Army Tip-Off

Classic. Hofstra never trailed by more than six points in

the second half, but could never seize the lead from the

Quakers. The Pride whittled the lead down to lead down

to one point on four occasions in the second half, the

final one being at 48-47 with 9:23 left on a basket by

Tara Dilworth. A three-point play from Dilworth with 3:57

left brought Hofstra within 56-54, but the Quakers' Karen

Habrukowich answered with a big three-pointer with 3:03

left to stretch the lead back to 59-54. Brickey's two free

throws narrowed the gap to 59-56 with 2:27 remaining,

but a Julie Epton free throw and a Habrukowich jump

shot stretched the lead up to 62-56 with 41 seconds left,

Penn's largest lead of the second half. Jessica

Olszewski knocked down a three-pointer with 26

seconds left to cut the deficit in half, and Hofstra got the

ball back in the closing seconds with a chance to even

the score, but was unable to hit the potential tying three-

pointer. Tawa Twomey sealed the win for Pennsylvania

with a free throw with three seconds left. Hofstra fell

behind 20-8 with 7:00 left in the first half, but came back

strong to pull within 27-25 with 30 seconds left in the

opening stanza on a basket by Billi Godsey.Coke had 10

of her 16 points in the first half on 5-of-6 shooting from

the floor. Pennsylvania was led by Jewel Clark's 16

points and nine rebounds, while Habrukowich finished

with 11. Hofstra sophomore forward Rume Pela added

13 points off the bench and Jen Brickey chipped in with

11.

Game two at Army: Junior guard Jen Brickey came off

the bench to score 22 points, including 16 in the first

half, as the Hofstra Women's Basketball team captured

a 68-51 win over Army in the consolation game of the

Army Tip-Off Classic on Saturday afternoon at Christl

Arena. Hofstra improves its record to 1-1 on the year

with the win, following a 63-59 defeat to Pennsylvania on

Friday in the first round of the Tip-Off Classic. Army,

meanwhile, falls to 0-2 after falling 72-58 to Davidson in

the opening round. Brickey made six of her 11 shots in

the first half, including 4-of-7 from three-point territory, to

help stake the Pride to a 38-27 halftime lead. Hofstra

pulled away in the final five minutes of the opening

stanza, breaking open a game which was tied 21-21 with

5:34 left in the half. Brickey started a 10-0 run with a

three-pointer, and freshman Megan Scott hit another

three on Hofstra's next possession. Two free throws

from senior forward Kim Coke and a basket by

sophomore forward Rume Pela put the Pride up 31-21.

Brickey closed out the first half scoring with a three-

pointer with 44 seconds left to give Hofstra a 38-27 lead

heading into intermission and the Pride were able to hold

Army to just 7-of-26 shooting (26.9 percent) in the

second half to pull away for the convincing win. Pela

ended with 17 points on 8-of-13 shooting for Hofstra,

while senior forward Kimberley Coke added 10 points,

eight rebounds and four assists. Christine Gassman led

the Cadets with 12 points off the bench. The Pride held a

39-26 advantage on the boards and forced Army into 25

turnovers.

Game three vs. Monmouth: Jewonda Bright scored

ten of her 18 points in the second half and LaToya

Thompson added 15 points as the Monmouth University

Hawks earned their first win of the season, defeating

Hofstra University, 67-62, at Hofstra Arena on Tuesday

evening. Four of the five starters for Monmouth scored

in double-figures, as Michelle Cappadona and

Rashawnah French added 14 and 10 points,

respectively. The first half was a see-saw battle as the

score was tied six times and there were 12 lead

changes. Senior forward Kimberley Coke (Brooklyn,

NY/Brooklyn Tech) kept Hofstra within three points at the

break as she scored 13 of her game-high 19 points

before intermission. The Hawks opened up the second

half with a quick 6-2 spurt to open their largest lead of

the game, seven points, at 40-33. The Pride fought back

and tied the score at 51 with 9:52 remaining on a lay-up

by sophomore forward Jessica Olszewski (East

Brunswick, NJ/East Brunswick), who tallied eight points

in 15 minutes of action. Olszewski would add a three-

pointer at the 5:03 mark to give Hofstra a one point

advantage, 60-59, but Monmouth closed the game with

a 8-3 run to earn its first victory of the season.

Freshman forward Megan Scott (Oak Hill, VA/Oakton)

made her home debut for Hofstra and scored 14 points

and pulled down six rebounds. Junior guard Lauren Hall-

Gregory (Vienna, VA/James Madison) dished off ten

assists for the Pride. It was the 16th time in her career

that she had six or more assists. Bright also added a

game-high 13 rebounds for the Hawks.

Game four at St. John’s: Junior Guard Jen Brickey

poured in a game-high 26 points, including 19 in the first

half as the Hofstra Women's Basketball team rolled to a

27-point victory, 61-34, over the Red Storm of St. John's

on Friday evening at Alumni Hall. The victory was

Hofstra first over St. John's since defeating the Red

Storm, 24-23, during the 1970-71 season. It was also

Hofstra's first victory over a Big East opponent since

defeating Syracuse, 57-53, during the 1979-80 season.

Hofstra took an early 6-2 lead as freshman forward

Megan Scott and Brickey each hit three-pointer

sandwiched around two free throws from Shemika

Stevens of St. John's. The Red Storm countered with a

6-0 run of their own, including back-to-back baskets by

Patrycja Gulak, to take their only lead of the game at 8-6

with 14:56 to go in the first half. Hofstra responded

though, and proceeded to go on a 20-0 run over the next

9:21 to take a 26-8 lead with 5:35 left before the half.

The Red Storm cut the deficit to 11, after a quick 8-1 run,

before the Pride closed the half with an 8-0 run of their

own to lead 35-16 at the break. Brickey had two three-

pointers in the half closing 8-0 run. St. John's, who only

hit five field goals in the first half, saw the Hofstra lead

grow to as many as 28 in the second half as the Pride

opened the second stanza with a 16-7 run, a run that

included five points from Brickey, four from senior

forward Kimberley Coke and four from sophomore

center Rume Pela. The two teams would trade baskets

over the final 11:55 of the game as Hofstra evened their

record at 2-2, while keeping St. John's winless at 0-3.

Coke and Pela joined Brickey in double figures as they

scored 12 and 11, respectively, while junior guard

Lauren Hall-Gregory dished off a game-high six assists

in the win. Pela added ten rebounds, giving Hofstra their

first double-double of the young season. Freshman

forward Bianka Brunson played 28 minutes and pulled

down a game-high 14 rebounds, including 11 defensive.

Since 1993, Hofstra is now 11-3 versus teams located

within the five boroughs of New York City. The Red

Storm were led by Mary Pat Statler's 11 points and

Gulak's nine rebounds.

Game five vs. San Diego: Freshman forward Megan

Scott hit a shot from the top of the key as the shot clock

expired with 1:17 left in the game to give Hofstra a 51-50

lead and junior guard Jen Brickey added a layup with :47

left as Hofstra University defeated the University of San

Diego, 57-52, in the Championship Game of the SJU

Thanksgiving Classic on Saturday evening at Alumni

Hall. The win enabled Hofstra to win thier first in-season

tournament since winning the Cornell Holiday

Tournament during the 1999-00 season. The first half

was a defensive battle as both teams didn't finally reach

double figures until a three-pointer by San Diego's Kerri

Nakamoto with 5:54 left in the first half made the score

14-11 in favor of the Pride. Hofstra would hold onto the

lead the remainder of the first half and go into the break

with a 27-24 lead. Hofstra got six points apiece from

junior guard Jen Brickey and junior forward Tara

Dilworth in the first 20 minutes of action. Hofstra opened

thier largest lead of the game at the start of the second

half as they began with a 3-0 run (all from senior forward

Kimberley Coke) over the first 1:45 of that half. A 23-10

run for the Toreros ensued over the next 14 minutes to

turn a seven-point Pride lead into a six-point deficit with

4:15 remaining. San Diego would remain in the lead

until Scott hit her game-winner. Hofstra sealed the

victory as Brickey converted of 4-6 free throws to end

the contest and give Hofstra the five-point win.

Tournament MVP Brickey added 15 points in the

championship game to give her 41 for the tournament.

Hofstra, which moved over .500 for the first time this

season, also got 11 points from Coke and 10 from Scott.

Hofstra was led in rebounding by Coke and Rume Pela,

who each pulled down six rebounds. San Diego got a

game-high 17 points from Marta Menuez and a game-

high 11 rebounds from Cassidy Blaine.

Game six at Columbia: A 12-0 run midway through

the second half turned a 44-43 game into a 56-43

contest as Columbia University defeated Hofstra, 78-62,

on Tuesday evening at Levien Gym. For the first almost

15 minutes of the first half, the two teams traded baskets

as the score was tied six times and the lead changed

three times. That was until a made free throw by Patricia

Kern at 5:22 put the Lions up by one, 25-24. From that

point on Columbia would not relinquish the lead and

would go up by as many as 23 in the final minutes of the

second half when they led, 76-53. The second half

started with a 35-28 score with CU holding the seven-

point advantage. Hofstra would get the deficit to one, 44-

43, at 13:50 but the Pride would not score for the next

four minutes as the Lions went on a 12-0 run to go up

56-43. The streak was started by Jaschik who made a

free throw to make it 45-43 and Nadell would follow with

five quick points including a three and layup for a

Columbia 50-43 lead at 12:18. Hofstra would keep pace

with Columbia in the final 10 minutes as they would

score 19 to the Lions 22 but the lead would be too much

for them to overcome as the Lions would be victorious,

78-62. The Lions were led by Megan O’Neill who had

14, including three treys. Katie Day had a game-high 11

rebounds before fouling out late in the second half.

Jennifer Brickey led the game with 19 for Hofstra.

Game seven at Northwestern: Senior forward

Kimberley Coke led all scorers with 18 points, but

Hofstra University couldn't overcome a 17-point halftime

deficit as it fell to Northwestern University, 61-42, on

Friday evening in the opening round of the Roger L.

White Invitational. With the loss the Pride fall to 3-4 on

the year, while Northwestern earns its first victory of the

season against five losses. Hofstra quickly jumped out

to an 8-2 lead 2:39 into the contest, before a 5:45

scoring drought by the Pride allowed the Wildcats to take

an 11-9 lead. Hofstra would take its last lead of the

game when freshman forward Bianka Brunson scored

at the 10:23 mark, making the score 14-11 in favor of

Hofstra. The Wildcats would then proceed to hold

Hofstra scoreless the remainder of the half as they went

on a 20-0 run to take a 31-14 lead into the break. Poor

shooting did the Pride in during the first half as they shot

six-for-26 (23.1%), including 0-for-four from three-point

range. Northwestern kept the defensive pressure up at

the start of the second half as the Wildcats opened with

a 8-0 run over the first 3:32 to take a 39-14 lead before

junior guard Jen Brickey ended the run with a layup at

the 15:26 mark. The two teams would trade baskets over

the next 7:05 before the Pride were able to go on a run

of their own, 9-2, making the score 49-32 in favor of the

Wildcats with 5:04 remaining. The Northwestern lead

hovered at 17 points until two free throws in the final

minute gave the Wildcats a 61-42 win. Coke added

eight rebounds to her game-high scoring total, while

Brunson pulled down 10 rebounds for the Pride.

Northwestern held Hofstra's leading scorer, Brickey, to

a season-low four points. The Wildcats had two players

with double-doubles as Suzanne Morrison tallied 15

points and 10 rebounds, while Sarah Kwasinki scored 10

points and pulled down 10 rebounds.

Game eight vs. La Salle: LaSalle University used a

10-2 run to start the second half to overcome a one-point

halftime deficit and defeated Hofstra, 54-48, in the

consolation game of the Roger L. White Invitational on

Saturday evening at Welsh-Ryan Arena. It was the first

time in Hofstra's last 10 in-season tournament

appearances that it failed to win a game. The Pride

jumped out to an early lead, 18-10, 9:29 into the contest.

After a LaSalle timeout, the Explorers scored five of the

game's next six points (all by Suzanne Keilty) to cut the

Hofstra advantage to four, 19-15. A Tara Dilworth layup

stopped the run and allowed Hofstra to hold onto the

lead as the teams went into the lockerroom with the

Pride ahead by one, 29-28. LaSalle took its first lead of

the game as Bonnie Randa sank a three-pointer 11

seconds into the second half to give the

Explorers a 31-29 lead. A Jen Brickey three-pointer cut

the Hofstra deficit to three points, 38-35, but the

Explorers clamped down on defense and held the Pride

scoreless over the next 5:40 to take a 10-point

advantage, 47-37. Hofstra was able to get within six on

several occasions as it dropped its third straight game.

Rume Pela had her second double-double of the season

with 12 points and a career-high 15 rebounds, while

Brickey scored a game-high 19 points for the Pride.

LaSalle was led by Keilty who scored 18 points, all in the

first half. Beth Hudak also scored in double-figures for

the Explorers, as she had 14 points.

Game nine vs. Wagner: Meredith Kerns hit a lay-up

with seven seconds left to give the Wagner College

Seahawks a one-point advantage and they held on to

defeat Hofstra, 61-60, at Hofstra Arena on Sunday

afternoon. The loss, which was Hofstra’s fourth straight,

drops the Pride to 3-6 on the season, while Wagner

improves to 2-5. Wagner led the majority of the first half

and took its largest lead of the game, 28-19, on a three-

pointer by Toni Roker with 6:27 left before intermission.

Hofstra responded though, and senior forward Kimberley

Coke (Brooklyn, NY/Brooklyn Tech) led a Hofstra charge

to close the half as she accounted for ten of the Pride’s

final 13 points, as Hofstra closed with a 13-3 run to lead

32-31 at the break. Neither team could pull away in the

second half as Hofstra held the largest lead of four

points on several occasions, including a 57-53 lead with

2:42 left in the game on a free throw by Coke. Wagner

quickly fought back and was able to tie the score, the

13th tie score of the contest, when Roker hit a jumper

with 1:44 left to make the score 57 all. A free throw by

freshman Megan Scott (Oak Hill, VA/Oakton) and a lay-

up by junior guard Jen Brickey (Nashua, NH/Nashua)

gave the Pride a three-point advantage before the

Seahawks scored the game’s final four points to win

their second game of the season. Brickey scored a

game-high 19 points for Hofstra, and sophomore center

Rume Pela (Cherry Hill, NJ/Cherry Hill East) notched her

third double-double of the season with 13 points and a

game-high 11 rebounds. Wagner placed three players in

double figures, led by Kerns’ 18 points.

Game 10 at Delaware: Christine Cole’s three-point

play with 1:35 left to play put the Blue Hens up for good

and Allison Trapp scored four of her team-high 22 points

in the final minute of play as the University of Delaware

got by Hofstra 71-66 in both team’s Colonial Athletic

Association women’s basketball opener Saturday

afternoon at the Bob Carpenter Center.

The Blue Hens (7-2, 1-0) won their fourth straight game

and extended their school record home winning streak to

22 games as Trapp led the way with 22 points, Lindsay

Davis scored 11 points, and Megan Dellegrotti chipped

in with 10 points. Freshman Tiara Malcom added six

points and a game-high 13 rebounds. Hofstra (3-7, 0-1),

playing its first game since Dec. 9, dropped its fifth

straight game despite 21 points from guard Jen Brickey.

Guard Lauren Hall-Gregory was held scoreless but

dished out a BCC record tying nine assists. The Pride,

which committed 30 fouls and had three players foul out,

remained winless all-time in Newark in 18 tries. The

game was the first ever for both teams in their new

league, the Colonial Athletic Association, although the

two teams have been rivals in the East Coast

Conference and America East Conference since the

1980’s. Delaware took a slim 36-30 halftime lead in a

sloppily played first half that saw the teams combine for

29 fouls and 25 turnovers with neither team shooting

better than 41 percent from the field. The Blue Hens

maintained that lead and held off several Hofstra flurries

before the Pride took its only lead of the second half at

63-62 as Brickey converted a three-point play with 1:43

left to play. But Delaware wasted little time in regaining

the lead on the next possession as Cole (seven points)

put back a miss by Trapp and was fouled by Megan

Scott. She then converted the free throw to give the

Hens a 65-63 lead with 1:35 left. Hofstra cut the lead to

three at 69-66 on a three-pointer by Jessica Olszewski

with 18 seconds left, but Trapp followed with two free

throws two seconds later to clinch the win.

Game 11 at George Mason: Shelbylynn McBride tied

a career-high with 17 points and set a new career-high in

rebounds to lead George Mason University to a 70-55

Colonial Athletic Association win over Hofstra on Friday

evening at the Patriot Center. The loss, which was

Hofstra's sixth straight, drops the Pride to 3-8 overall on

the year and 0-2 in Colonial Athletic Association action.

George Mason improves to 7-6 overall and earns its first

conference win of the season against one defeat.

Jen Brickey got the Pride off to a good start in the first

half as she scored eight of Hofstra’s first 14 points to

give the Pride a 14-6 advantage with 14:01 left in the

first half. George Mason responded and played great

defense over the next 8:40 holding Hofstra scoreless,

while scoring 12 points of their own to take an 18-14

lead with 6:11 left in the first half. The two teams would

then alternate baskets the remainder of the first half with

the Patriots going into intermission with a 30-25

advantage. The second half began with George Mason

increasing its lead to ten, 41-31, with an 11-6 run to start

the half. Hofstra countered with an 8-2 spurt, including

four points from Tara Dilworth, to cut the Patriot lead to

four, 43-39, with 12:16 left in the game. George Mason

continued to hold at least a two-point lead until Hofstra’s

Jessica Olszewski hit athree-pointer from the corner to

cut the lead to one, 55-54, with 3:27 left. It was the

closest Hofstra had been since trailing 15-14 at the 7:08

mark of the first half. After the last media timeout at the

3:21 mark, the Patriots came out and scored the next 11

points to increase their lead to 12, 66-54, with 2:30 left.

The Pride added a late free throw and George Mason’s

Shelbylynn McBride sank two free throws and added a

lay-up to give the Patriots the 70-55 win. McBride scored

the last seven points of the game for George Mason,

which went over .500 for the first time since December

22 when it was 5-3. Hofstra placed three players in

double figures as Brickey led the Pride with 14 points

and Bianka Brunson and Dilworth each added ten

points. Brunson nearly had the first double-double of her

career as she also pulled down a team-high nine

rebounds.

Game 12 at James Madison: Nadine Morgan had 18

points to lead four players in double figures as the James

Madison women's basketball team defeated Hofstra, 66-58,

on Sunday afternoon at the JMU Convocation Center. The

loss was the seventh in a row for the Pride, which sees its

overall record fall to 3-9 and its CAA record slip to 0-3.

James Madison, meanwhile, sees its record improve to

9-3 overall and a perfect 3-0 in conference play. The Dukes

hit their first six field goal attempts and led by as many as 15

points (24-9 at 9:34) in the first half. A 17-6 Hofstra scoring

run, keyed by eight points by sophomore Jessica Olszewski,

cut JMU's advantage to five (31-26) with 3:48 remaining in

the half. JMU built an 18-point second-half lead (56-38 at

9:46), but the Pride outscored the Dukes 20-10 in the final

9:30, and a three-pointer at the final buzzer by junior Jen

Brickey trimmed the JMU margin to eight points. Joining

Morgan in double figures for the Dukes were Shanna Price

with 15 points, Hollee Franklin with 14 points and a game-

high nine rebounds, and Allyson Keener with 11 points.

Point guard Jess Cichowicz chipped in with 10 assists and

seven rebounds. Hofstra also had four players in double

figures on the day, led by Brickey with 16. Olszewski added

13 points, 11 of which came in the first half to keep the

Pride within 38-31 at intermission. Tara Dilworth came

off the bench to contribute 11 points on 5-8 shooting, while

Kimberley Coke added 10 points and a team-high seven

rebounds.

Game 13 vs. UNC Wilmington: Junior Guard Jen Brickey

scored 24 points, including 18 in the first half, to lead Hofstra

University to a 58-51 victory on UNC Wilmington in their

Colonial Athletic Association home opener on Friday evening

at Hofstra Arena. The win snapped a seven-game losing

skid for the Pride, who move to 4-9 overall and 1-3 in CAA

play. The Seahawks, meanwhile, fall to 8-5 and 2-2 in the

CAA. The two teams traded baskets in the first 7:16 of the

contest and were tied at 11 before Hofstra went on a 21-5

run to open a 16-point advantage, 32-16, with 3:31 left in

the first half. The run included ten points from Brickey, who

added ten rebounds to her game-high point total. It was

Brickey’s first double-double of the season and Hofstra’s

fourth overall this year (Pela- 3). The lead grew to as many

as 17 in the first half as Jessica Olszewski’s jumper with 1:15

left before intermission made the score 37-20 in favor of the

Pride. Donta Davis and Jennifer Kapper added a basket each

in the final minute of the first half to cut the deficit to 13. The

second half was a different story though as the Seahawks

opened the half on a 24-12 run over the first 14:23 to cut the

Hofstra lead to one at 49-48 with 5:37 left in the game. The

Seahawks held the Pride without a field goal for 8:36 during

the run. Jennifer Kapper, who scored a game-high 23

points for UNC Wilmington, poured in ten of her team’s 24

points during the run. The Seahawks would get no closer

than two the rest of the way as Hofstra closed the game

with a 7-3 run, including four free throws from Brickey in the

final minute. Joining Brickey in double figures for Hofstra

was sophomore center Rume Pela, who scored ten points

and added five rebounds in only 15 minutes of action.

Tara Dilworth also had ten rebounds for the Pride, who held

a 47-45 advantage on the boards. Shameka Montgomery

added 11 points for the Seahawks, while Vickey Harper

pulled down a team-high ten rebounds.

Game 14 vs. Virginia Commonwealth: Kristine

Austgulen poured in a game-high 28 points on 11-14

shooting to lead Virginia Commonwealth to a 70-63

Colonial Athletic Association victory over Hofstra

University on Sunday afternoon at Hofstra Arena.

Austgulen scored 20 of her points in the second half for

the Rams, who improve to 6-9 and 3-3 in CAA play. The

Pride, who have lost eight of their last nine games, fall to

4-10 and 1-4 in the CAA. Hofstra, which was led by

junior guard Jen Brickey’s 24 points, jumped out to a 29-

24 halftime lead behind 13 points from Brickey. Brickey

notched 13 of Hofstra’s first 15 points in the game’s first

nine minutes. Virginia Commonwealth led 20-17 on a

lay-up by Austgulen at the 7:13 mark before the Pride

closed the half on a 12—4 run to take the five-point

halftime lead. The run included four points apiece from

sophomore guard Jessica Olszewski, junior guard Billi

Godsey and sophomore center Rume Pela. The Rams

came out of halftime and immediately put the pressure

on Hofstra, going on a 15-2 at the start of the half to turn

a five-point deficit into an eight-point lead. Austgulen

accounted for ten of the Rams 15 points to open the half.

Virginia Commonwealth got the lead up to 11 on two

separate occasions, including with 7:49 left on a lay-up

by Austgulen. That basket made the score 55-44, but

two free throws from senior forward Kimberley Coke and

a three-pointer from freshman guard Jamila Haynes cut

the Pride deficit to six at 55-49 with 6:30 to play. The

lead hovered around six over the next few minutes

before a Brickey three-pointer cut it to five with 40

seconds left. Four late free throws in the game’s final 23

seconds sealed the victory for the Rams. It was the

second straight game in which Brickey has scored 24

points, leaving her only six short of 1,000 for her career.

Coke is also nearing the milestone and with her six

points in today’s game she now has scored 967 in her

career at Hofstra. Haynes posted the first double figure

scoring game of her career as she was second on the

team with ten points. Haynes also pulled down five

rebounds in her ten minutes of action. In addition to

Austgulen, the Rams had two other players in double

figures as Rochelle Luckett and ShaVonn McKinnon

tallied 16 and 12, respectively.

Game 15 at Old Dominion: Hamchetou Maiga had 15

points, eight rebounds and nine assists in just 26

minutes to lead No. 24 Old Dominion to an 82-48 victory

against Hofstra on Thursday night. Sharron Francis

added 14 points, Monique Coker had 11 and Lucienne

Berthieu and Myriah Spence each had 10 for Old

Dominion (10-5, 7-0 Colonial Athletic Association), which

has won 126 of its last 127 conference games. Jen

Brickey scored 13 points, and Kimberly Coke added 10

for Hofstra (4-11, 1-5). In the game, Brickey became

only the 15th player in the history of Hofstra Women's

Basketball to score 1,000 points when she hit a three-

pointer with 10:19 remaining in the game to give her

seven points in the contest at the time. Brickey has now

scored 1,007 in her two-plus seasons at Hofstra. The

Lady Monarchs outscored Hofstra 47-17 in the first half,

but the Pride played a spirited second half and were only

outscored by four, 35-31, after the intermission.

Game 16 at William & Mary: Junior guard Jen Brickey

poured in a career-high 36 points, the four highest single

game scoring total in Hofstra Women's Basketball

history, as the Pride overcame a 47-35 halftime deficit to

defeat William & Mary, 85-81, at William & Mary Hall on

Sunday. Kimberley Coke added 23 points for Hofstra,

giving her exactly 1,000 for her career. It marked the

second straight game that a Hofstra player had reached

the 1,000 point plateau, as Brickey scored her 1,000th

point at Old Dominion on Thursday. It was a foul-

plagued first half as the two teams combined for 25

personal fouls and 31 free throws with the Tribe racing

out to the 12 point halftime lead. After Hofstra closed

the William & Mary lead to one, at 20-19 with 10:20 left

in the first half on a pair of free throws by Staceyann

Claxton, the Tribe then went on a 20-7 run over the next

5:54 to take their largest lead of the game, 40-26 with

4:26 left. The run included five points apiece from Kia

Butts and Jami Lange. The two teams erupted for 16

points in the final four-plus minutes for the first half with

the Tribe taking their 12-point advantage. Hofstra came

out hot in the second half, quickly erasing the Tribe’s

cushion and quickly taking the lead at 55-53 with 13:05

left in the game. Brickey, who scored 23 second half

points, scored eight points during the 20-6 run to open

the half. William & Mary quickly regained the lead as

Jen Sobota was fouled taking a three-pointer and made

all three free throws to give the Tribe a 59-55 advantage

with 11:58 left in the contest. Brickey then scored 12 of

Hofstra's next 22 points to allow the Pride to take their

largest lead of the game, 77-68, with 3:59 to go in the

game. Eight free throws in the final 1:02 of the game

sealed the victory for Hofstra, allowing them to earn their

first road CAA contest of the season. Coke became the

16th member of the 1,000 Point Club at Hofstra with her

23 points and it marked the first time all season that the

Pride had scored at least 80 points. Coke pulled down a

game-high 12 rebounds in the win and Brickey added

ten (nine offensive), marking the first time since

December of 1999 that two players had double-doubles

for Hofstra.

Game 17 vs. Towson: Junior guard Lauren Hall-

Gregory hit a three-pointer-her only points of the game-

with 31.9 seconds remaining to snap a 47-47 deadlock

and junior guard Jen Brickey hit two free throws with 11

seconds to play to boost the lead to five as the Pride

defeated the Tigers of Towson, 52-50 in a Colonial

Athletic Association contest at Hofstra Arena. Forward

Kimberly Coke led the Pride with12 points and nine

rebounds. Freshman forward Kelli Talbot led two Tigers

in double-figures with 14 points while junior guard Mia

Chapman added 12. After taking a 22-21 lead into the

lockerroom at halftime, Kimberly Coke opened the

second half with four points in the first 38 seconds to

boost the Hofstra lead to 26-21. But Towson scored the

next five points behind a jumper by Talbot and a three-

pointer by Chapman to tie the game at 26 with 17:59 to

play. After exchanging baskets, the Pride went on a 12-3

run behind six points by Brickey and four by Coke to give

Hofstra the biggest lead of the game at 40-31 after a

Megan Scott lay-up with 10:16 to play. Towson chipped

away at the Hofstra lead behind Faith Jones’ seven

points in the final nine minutes and tied the game at 47-

47 on a Jones lay-up with 2:21 to play before Hall-

Gregory put Hofstra ahead with a three-pointer from the

left side. Mia Chapman missed a three-point attempt on

Towson’s next possession and, after a jump-ball

situation, Kelli Talbot fouled Brickey with 11 seconds to

play. Brickey sank both free throws to boost the lead to

52-47. Talbot then hit a three-pointer with 1.9 seconds to

play to bring the Tigers back to within two at 52-50. After

a timeout, Hofstra’s long in-bound pass to mid-court was

intercepted by Mia Chapman, whose desperation shot

fell short as time expired.

Game 18 at Drexel: Freshman Jessica Copskey scored

28 points and senior forward Michelle Maslowski added

22 points and 10 rebounds to lead the Drexel Women's

Basketball team to a 74-38 win over Hofstra on Sunday

in Philadelphia. The win improves Drexel's record to 10-

8 overall and 3-6 in the CAA, while Hofstra slips to 6-12

overall and 3-6 in league play. The Dragons led wire to

wire and took a 43-16 advantage into halftime. Hofstra,

which had a two-game winning streak snapped, shot just

25.9 percent in the opening half (7-27) and committed 15

turnovers. Senior forward Kimberley Coke was the only

Hofstra player in double figures with 13 points on 5-10

shooting from the floor. Copskey shot 11-18 from the

floor, including 6-10 on three-pointers on her way to 28

points, while Maslowski scored her 22 points on 8-11

shooting on her way to her eighth double-double of the

season. Tara Dilworth had nine points and Jamila

Haynes added seven off the bench for Hofstra, which

scored a season-low 38 points on the day.

Game 19 vs. George Mason: George Mason University

got a career-high 18 points from Susan Otim and

outscored Hofstra University 11-6 in the overtime as the

defeated the Pride, 71-66, at Hofstra Arena on Friday

evening. Hofstra got a game-high 23 points from junior

guard Jen Brickey, who played all 45 minutes in the

contest. Hofstra opened an early 23-13 lead in the first

half before the Patriots roared back with a 14-6 run to

end the half and went into the break only trailing by two.

Hofstra got eight early points from Brickey in the opening

11:03 of the game, while George Mason got six points

from Otim in the final 9:40 of the half. Neither team took

a lead larger than four points in the second half until the

Patriots went up 54-48 on a free throw by Jen Derevjanik

with 6:33 to play. The Pride quickly responded and went

on an 8-0 run over the next 2:36 to take a two-point lead,

56-54, with 3:57 left in the contest. Hofstra’s quick spurt

included four points from sophomore center Rume Pela,

who scored 15 of her 17 points in the second half.

George Mason sent the contest into the extra session

when Vernessa Neamo sank a lay-up with 27 seconds

remaining after the Pride had missed the front end of a

one-and-one. George Mason sealed their eleventh win

of the season with some clutch free throw shooting in the

overtime as they went 5-6 from the line compared to the

Pride’s 2-5 showing from the charity stripe. Pela posted

her team-leading fourth double-double of the season as

she added ten rebounds to her 17 points. The Patriots

placed a total of three players in double figures as

Derevjanik (17) and Neamo (13) joined Otim in double

figures. Neamo added a game-high 11 rebounds, while

Derevjanik dished out a game-high seven assists.

Game 20 vs. James Madison: Junior Guard Jen

Brickey scored 19 points, including 6-6 from the free

throw line, to lead Hofstra to a 61-55 victory over James

Madison on Sunday afternoon at Hofstra Arena. The

win marks the first-ever for the Pride against James

Madison, a 2001 WNIT semifinalist. Neither team held

more than a five-point lead in the opening 20 minutes of

the contest as both teams were unable to get on track

offensively. Hofstra held the Dukes to 28.6 % (10-35)

from the field, while only shooting 35.5 % (11-31)

themselves. The Pride were able to go into the break

with a four-point advantage behind ten first half points

apiece from Brickey and senior forward Kimberley Coke.

Coke had back-to-back baskets with about four minutes

left in the half that gave Hofstra their first four-point lead

of the contest. The second half featured six ties and

eight lead changes, with the Dukes coming back from a

six-point deficit, 32-26, with 19:05 left in the game. After

falling behind by six, James Madison went on an 11-3

run over the next 6:44 to take their first lead of the

second half, 37-35 with 12:30 to play. Hofstra regained

the lead when Coke sank a jumper and the Pride were

able to up the advantage to five, 44-39, with 10:08 left on

a jumper by junior forward Tara Dilworth and two free

throws by junior guard Lauren Hall-Gregory. James

Madison would once again pull ahead, this time with

1:34 left on a lay-up by Allyson Keener to make the

score 55-54 in favor of the Dukes before a game closing

7-0 run gave the Pride their seventh victory of the

season. Coke joined Brickey in double figures as she

scored 14 points on 6-12 shooting, while sophomore

center Rume Pela added eight points and seven

rebounds. Sophomore guard Staceyann Claxton scored

nine points off the bench, including a huge three-pointer

with 28 seconds remaining that gave Hofstra a four-point

advantage, 59-55. Hofstra also got a game-high nine

assists, including seven in the second half, from Hall-

Gregory. James Madison placed two players in double

figures as Shanna Price scored a game-high 23 points

and Hollee Franklin chipped in with ten points and a

game-high nine rebounds.

Game 21 at Virginia Commonwealth: Senior ShaVohn

McKinnon and junior Kristine Austgulen each scored 21

points to propel Virginia Commonwealth to a 73-55

victory over Hofstra in Colonial Athletic Association

women's basketball Friday evening at the ALLTEL

Pavilion at the Stuart C. Siegel Center. McKinnon

connected on nine-of-14 of her field goal attempts and

matched a career-high with five steals for the Rams, who

improved to 10-11 overall and 7-5 in CAA play.

Austgulen also pulled down 10 rebounds to notch her

seventh double-double of the season, while sophomore

Cyndy Wilks compiled nine boards and a personal-best

five assists to help VCU snap a two-game losing streak.

The Rams overcame a sluggish offensive performance

in the first alf, as VCU took a 24-22 lead into the break

despite shooting just 31.3 10-32) percent before

intermission. The Rams used a strong defensive ffort

in the opening period, with the Rams holding the Pride to

just five irst-half field goals and forcing 16 turnovers

to claim the early lead. VCU broke open the game with a

14-6 run to start the second half nd made good of nine of

its first 15 shot attempts as the Rams outscored ofstra

21-8 over the first 10 minutes of the final stanza. VCU

built a 0-34 advantage with 8:24 left to play and held a

double-digit lead the rest of the way. Hofstra, which fell

to 7-14 on the year and 4-8 in league games, was paced

by junior Jen Brickey's 13 points, 10 of which came in

the final 10 minutes. The CAA's second leading scorer

was held without a shot attempt until the 10:05 mark of

the second half. The Pride finished the game just 16-of-

42 from the floor (38.1%) and committed 26 turnovers

against the Rams' pressure defense.

Game 22 at UNC Wilmington: UNC Wilmington scored

a season-high 45 points in the first half as the Seahawks

cruised past Hofstra, 86-50, in Colonial Athletic

Association women's basketball action Sunday at Trask

Coliseum. The 86 points scored were also a season-

high, and the second highest total for UNCW in two

seasons under the guidance of head coach Ann

Hancock. With the win, UNCW moves to 12-10 overall

and 6-7 in the CAA. The Pride, meanwhile, falls to 7-15

and 4-9. The Seahawks are now tied with George

Mason, an 80-67 winner against William & Mary, for fifth

place in the CAA. The Seahawks and the Pride

combined to hit six of the first ten shots in the game, and

were knotted at 7-all following a 3-pointer by senior

guard Jeri Lynn Coker. Sophomore guard Jen Kapper

ignited a 21-4 run spanning six minutes to give UNCW a

commanding 28-11 lead they would never surrender.

Freshman forward Lillian Drumgold gave UNCW its

largest lead of the half, 43-19, with a layup at the 1:34

mark of the first half. UNCW shot 18-of-34 (52.9%) in the

half and controlled the boards, 25-16. Kapper scored 15

of her game-high in the opening stanza. UNCW

controlled the second half and saw its lead grow to 33,

77-46, with 4:59 remaining. A 3-pointer by sophomore

guard Dontá Davis gave UNCW its largest lead of the

contest, 84-36, with 1:52 on the clock. Junior guard Jen

Brickey scored nine of her team-high 15 points in the

second half. Brickey, one of the top scorers in the CAA,

added 10 rebounds for a double double. Junior center

Tara Dilworth tallied a double double 10 points and a

season-best 11 rebounds. The Pride shot just 33.3

percent (20-60) from the floor and made 2-of-21

attempts (9.5%) from 3-point range. Sophomore center

Rume Pela and Dilworth each added three blocks.

Three Seahawks joined Kapper in double figures.

Drumgold recorded career-high totals of 15 points and

eight rebounds off the bench. Junior center Shameka

Montgomery posted her seventh double double of the

season with 11 rebounds and 11 points while senior

forward Vickey Harper added 10 points and eight

rebounds. UNCW outrebounded the Pride, 49-33, and

finished the weekend out rebounding their opponents,

98-61.

Game 23 at Towson: Junior guard Mia Chapman made

six of nine three-point field goal attempts and scored a

career high 26 points as Towson University (2-21, 1-13)

earned its first-ever Colonial Athletic Association victory

with a 68-62 win over visiting Hofstra University (7-16, 4-

10) in the Towson Center on Thursday evening. The

victory ended the Tigers' school-record 18-game losing

streak. Towson's last win came on November 28, 2001

with a 55-54 victory over Navy. The loss was Hofstra's

third in a row. Although the Tigers led for most of the

game, they had to rally for the win in the final minutes.

With 2:20 remaining in the game, junior guard Jennifer

Brickey made two free throws to give Hofstra a 62-60

lead. After Chapman made one of two free throws to cut

the deficit to 62-61, freshman Kelli Talbot made a steal

and scored on a breakaway layup with 1:56 remaining to

put the Tigers ahead to stay, 63-62. With 46 seconds

left, Chapman nailed her sixth three-pointer of the game,

giving Towson a 66-62 lead. Senior guard Shonte

Simpson nailed a pair of free throws with 20 seconds left

to clinch the victory. Chapman made 9 of 14 shots from

the floor to lead the Tigers, who shot a seasonal high

48.9 per cent from the floor. Towson also scored a

seasonal high 68 points in presenting first-year Coach

Joe Mathews with the second victory of his young

coaching career. Talbot also established a career high

in the win, scoring 18 points. She shot six-for-six from

the floor and hit both of her three-point field goal

attempts. Talbot also had six rebounds and a pair of

steals which she converted into baskets. Hofstra, which

edged Towson by 52-50 on Long Island last month, was

led by Brickey, who had 17 points and matched her

career high with 12 rebounds. She was one of three

Hofstra players to score in double figures as senior

Kimberly Coke and sophomore Rume Pela each scored

ten points. Junior guard Lauren Hall-Gregory matched

her career high with 11 assists for the Pride. The Tigers

led for most of the first half, building a 31-19 lead with

3:33 remaining. Towson shot 52.4 per cent from the floor

in the first half and owned a 33-25 lead at intermission.

However, Hofstra opened the second half with a 9-0 run

to grab a 34-33 lead with 16:59 left in the game. From

that point on, there were six ties and six lead changes

before Talbot's basket gave Towson a 63-62 lead with

1:56 remaining in the game.

Game 24 vs. Drexel: Senior forward Kimberley Coke

poured in a game and career-high 26 points as Hofstra

University ended a three-game losing skid with a 79-65

win over Drexel University on Sunday afternoon at

Hofstra Arena. Drexel took the early advantage in the

contest as they jumped out to a seven-point advantage,

11-4, with 15:31 left in the first half. Hofstra would

quickly respond and a 7-0 run by the Pride tied the score

at 11 with 14:25 remaining. Hofstra took their first lead

of the half, a lead they would not relinquish the rest of

the contest, at the 10:15 mark on a three-pointer by

junior guard Jen Brickey. With the score 19-18 in favor

of the Pride, Hofstra went on a 7-0 run, including four

points from junior forward Tara Dilworth to open a 26-18

lead with 7:48 left. Hofstra opened up their largest lead

of the first half, 11 points, on a jumper from sophomore

guard Staceyann Claxton with 1:35 left before

intermission. Drexel would only get as close as three on

one occasion in the second half as Hofstra controlled the

contest and opened up their largest lead of the game,

79-63, with 46 seconds remaining. Coke scored 16 of

her career-high points in the second half in leading

Hofstra to their first victory over Drexel since the 1998-

99 season, a string of six straight wins by the Dragons.

Also in double figures for Hofstra was Brickey, who

scored 18 points and also pulled down eight rebounds.

Dilworth had a season-high 12 rebounds for Hofstra, as

the Pride outrebounded the Dragons 44-42. Drexel was

led in scoring by Michelle Maslowski, the leading scorer

in the CAA, who tallied 24 points and a game-high 13

rebounds.

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2001-02HOFSTRA UNIVERSITY

WOMEN’S BASKETBALL ROSTERThe Pride

No. Player Pos. Cl. Ht. Hometown/High School4 Billi Godsey G Jr. 5-7 Cheverly, MD/Archbishop Carroll

10 Jamila Haynes G RFr. 5-5 Columbus, OH/Bishop Hartley

12 Staceyann Claxton G So. 5-5 Hempstead, NY/Monsignor Scanlan

14 Bianka Brunson G/F Fr. 5-11 Claymont, DE/Mount Pleasant

15 Jen Brickey G Jr. 5-5 Nashua, NH/Nashua

21 Kimberley Coke G/F Sr. 5-10 Brooklyn, NY/Brooklyn Tech

22 Megan Scott G/F Fr. 6-1 Oak Hill, VA/Oakton

25 Tara Dilworth F Jr. 6-3 Sparta, NJ/Sparta

32 Jessica Olszewski G/F So. 5-10 East Brunswick, NJ/East Brunswick

33 Amaka Agugua F Fr. 5-11 Herndon, VA/Oakton

43 Cara Sorensen F Sr.* 6-0 Lynbrook, NY/Malverne

44 Lauren Hall-Gregory G Jr. 5-5 Vienna, VA/James Madison

45 Rume Pela C/F So. 6-2 Cherry Hill, NJ/Cherry Hill East

*Has junior athletic eligibility.

Head Coach: Leslie Schlegel-Danowski (Hofstra, 1991), Ninth Season at Hofstra

Assistant Coaches: Bill Zatulskis (Southampton, 1984), Elizabeth O’Brien (Hofstra, 1997)

and Meredith Pine (Hofstra, 2000)

ROSTER BREAKDOWNPLAYERS BY CLASS:Seniors: (2) Kimberley Coke, Cara Sorensen

Juniors: (4) Jen Brickey, Tara Dilworth, Billi Godsey, Lauren Hall-Gregory

Sophomores: (3) Staceyann Claxton, Jessica Olszewski, Rume Pela

Freshmen: (4) Amaka Agugua, Bianka Brunson, Jamila Haynes, Megan Scott

PLAYERS BY STATE:Delaware: (1) Bianka Brunson

Maryland: (1) Billi Godsey

New Hampshire: (1) Jen Brickey

New Jersey: (3) Tara Dilworth, Jessica Olszewski, Rume Pela

New York: (3) Staceyann Claxton, Kimberley Coke, Cara Sorensen

Ohio: (1) Jamila Haynes

Virginia: (3) Amaka Agugua, Lauren Hall-Gregory, Megan Scott

Class listed is based on academic standing.

IN 2001-02, HOFSTRA IS…

8-16 on the season5-10 in Colonial Athletic Association play

0-2 against Ivy League0-2 against Northeast Conference1-0 against Patriot League1-0 against Big East Conference1-0 against West Coast Conference0-1 against Big Ten Conference0-1 against Atlantic – 10 Conference

0-0 on Mondays0-2 on Tuesdays0-0 on Wednesdays1-2 on Thursdays2-5 on Fridays2-2 on Saturdays3-5 on Sundays

4-10 when playing night games4-6 when playing day games

3-4 in November0-3 in December3-5 in January2-4 in February0-0 in March

0-1 when scoring less than 40 points0-3 when scoring 40-49 points3-5 when scoring 50-59 points3-7 when scoring 60-69 points1-0 when scoring 70-79 points1-0 when scoring 80-89 points0-0 when scoring 90-99 points

1-0 when opponent scores lest than 40 pts.0-0 when opponents score 40-49 pts.5-1 when opponents score 50-59 pts.1-6 when opponents score 60-69 pts.0-7 when opponents score 70-79 pts.1-2 when opponents score 80-89 pts.0-0 when opponents score 90-99 pts.

0-0 when shooting 50 % or better from the field4-4 when shooting between 40%-50% from the field4-12 when shooting less than 40% from the field

0-2 when opponents shoot 50% or better from the field1-10 when opponents shoot between 40% and 50% from the field7-4 when opponents shoot less than 40% from the field

4-3 when shooting more free throws than opponents3-13 when opponent shoots more free throws1-0 when both teams have the same amount of free throw attempts

7-5 when outrebounding opponent1-9 when opponent outrebounds Hofstra0-2 when both teams have the same amount of rebounds

4-5 when having fewer turnovers than opponent3-10 when opponents have fewer turnovers1-1 when both teams have the same amount of turnovers

4-7 when Hofstra wins the opening tip4-9 when opponent wins opening tip

6-9 when scoring the first points of the game2-7 when opponent scores first points of the game

7-4 when leading at halftime1-12 when trailing at halftime0-0 when tied at halftime

6-1 when leading with 2:00 to play1-12 when trailing with 2:00 to play1-2 when tied with 2:00 to play

4-4 at home3-10 on the road1-2 at neutral sites

0-1 in overtime games

5-9 when game is on the radio (WRHU 88.7 FM)1-0 when game is on the television2-0 when game is covered in person by Long Island Newsday0-1 vs. ranked opponents

0-1 when a Hofstra player gets a technical0-0 when a Hofstra coach gets a technical2-0 when opposing team gets a technical

0-0 when five players score in double figures0-1 when four players score in double figures3-5 when three players score in double figures4-6 when two players score in double figures1-4 when one player scores in double figures

8-12 when Jen Brickey scores ten or more8-8 when Kimberley Coke scores ten or more3-6 when Rume Pela scores ten or more points1-1 when Megan Scott scores ten or more points0-3 when Tara Dilworth scores ten or more points0-1 when Jessica Olszewski scores ten or more points0-1 when Bianka Brunson scores ten or more points0-1 when Jamila Haynes scores ten or more points

3 0-5 point wins2 6-10 point wins1 11-15 point wins1 16-20 point wins1 21+ point wins

5 0-5 point losses4 6-10 point losses1 11-15 point losses3 16-20 point losses3 21+ point losses

Starting lineups used – 7

Coke, Scott, Brickey, Olszewski, Hall-Gregory 0-1Coke, Pela, Scott, Olszewski, Hall-Gregory 1-0Coke, Scott, Pela, Brickey, Hall-Gregory 3-8Godsey, Coke, Pela, Brickey, Hall-Gregory 0-2Brunson, Coke, Pela, Brickey, Hall-Gregory 2-4Dilworth, Olszewski, Pela, Brickey, Hall-Gregory 0-1Coke, Dilworth, Brunson, Brickey, Hall-Gregory 2-0

The Last Time It Happened...

TEAM-GAMEHofstra scored 80-89 points 2001-02: 85 at William & Mary, 1-20-02Hofstra scored 90-94 points 1991-92: 91 at Yale, 11-22-91Hofstra scored 95-99 points 1997-98: 97 at Wagner, 1-6-93Hofstra scored 100 points or more 1980-81: 100 vs. Cortland StateOpponent scored 80-89 points 2001-02: 86 by UNC Wilmington, 2-10-02Opponent scored 90-99 points 2000-01: 94 by Drexel, 12-6-00Opponent scored 100 points or more 1992-93: 111 by Georgia Tech, 12-4-92Held an opponent to 50 points or less 2001-02: 50 vs. Towson, 1/24/02Held an opponent to less than 40 points 2001-02: 34 vs. St. John’s, 11-23-01Hofstra was held below 50 points 2001-02: 48 at #24 Old Dominion, 1-17-02Hofstra was held below 40 points 2001-02: 38 at Drexel, 1-27-0250 percent from the field 2000-01: 55.8 % at Northeastern, 1-27-0180-89 percent from the foul line 2001-02: 84.2 % (16-19) at Columbia, 11-27-0190 percent or better from the foul line 2000-01: .933 vs. Towson, 2-4-01100 percent from the foul line 1998-99: 2-2 at Army, 11-29-9820-point win 2001-02: 61-34 at St. John’s, 11-23-0130-point win 1999-00: 72-29 at Boston Univ., 1-4-0020-point loss 2000-01: 81-55 vs. Vermont, 1-12-0130-point loss 2001-02: 86-50 at UNC Wilmington , 2-10-02Overtime win 1983-84: 61-60 vs. MaristOvertime loss 2001-02: 71-66 vs. George Mason, 2-1-02Double-overtime loss 1980-81: 87-80 vs. Springfield5-game winning streak 1999-00: 5 games5-game losing streak 2001-02: 7 games10-game losing streak 1995-96: 17 games

INDIVIDUAL-GAME20-24 points 23 by Jen Brickey vs. George Mason, 2-1-0225-29 points 26 by Kimberley Coke vs. Drexel, 2-17-0230-34 points 34 by Kate Gordon at Maine, 3-5-9535-39 points 36 by Jen Brickey at William & Mary, 1-20-0240 or more points 41 by Marguerite Moran vs. Bucknell, 2-9-89Two players with 20 points or more 36/23 by Brickey/Coke at William & Mary, 1-20-02Two players with 10 or more rebounds 11/10 by Dilworth/Brickey at UNC Wilmington, 2-10-02double-double (Pts.- Rebs.) 17-12 by Jen Brickey at Towson, 2-14-02Two players with double-doubles (pts./rebs) 15/10 and 10/11 by Jen Brickey and Tara Dilworth

at UNC Wilmington, 2-10-02100 percent from foul line (min. 5 made)5-5 by Jen Brickey at Virginia Comm., 2-10-02Five assists exactly by Lauren Hall-Gregory vs. George Mason, 1-4-02Six assists exactly by Lauren Hall-Gregory at Northwestern, 11-30-01Seven assists exactly by Lauren Hall-Gregory vs. Drexel, 2-17-02Eight assists exactly by Lauren Hall-Gregory at William & Mary, 1-20-02Nine assists exactly by Lauren Hall-Gregory vs. James Madison, 2-3-02Ten assists exactly by Lauren Hall-Gregory vs. Monmouth, 11-20-01More than 10 assists 11 by Lauren Hall-Gregory at Towson, 2-14-02Five steals or more 5 by Kim Coke at William & Mary, 1-20-02Five blocks or more 5 by Lisa Harris at Hartford, 1-16-00

HOFSTRA INDIVIDUAL SEASON/CAREER HIGHS

# 4 BILLI GODSEY (G Jr. 5-7 Cheverly, MD/Archbishop Carroll)Career Highs: Season Highs:PTS: 6, twice, most recently at Columbia, 11-27-01 6 at Columbia, 11-27-01REBS: 4, twice, most recently vs. VCU, 1-13-02 4 vs. Virginia Commonwealth, 1-13-02ASTS: 5 vs. Georgia Tech, 12-21-00 3, twice, most recently at Old Dominion, 1-17-02FGM: 3 at Columbia, 11-27-01 SameFGA: 5, twice, most recently at Columbia, 11-27-01 5 at Columbia, 11-27-013FGM: 1, twice, most recently at Old Dominion, 1-17-02 1 at Old Dominion, 1-17-023FGA: 2, several times, most recently at Old Dominion, 1-17-02 2 at Old Dominion, 1-17-02FTM: 2, several times, most recently vs. VCU, 1-13-02 2 vs. Virginia Commonwealth, 1-13-02FTA: 4 vs. Georgia Tech, 12-21-00 3 vs. Virginia Commonwealth, 1-13-02OR: 2, three times, most recently vs. VCU, 1-13-02 2 vs. Virginia Commonwealth, 1-13-02DR: 3, several times, most recently at St. John’s, 11-23-01 3 at St. John’s, 11-23-01TO: 6, three times, most recently at Old Dominion, 1-17-02 6 at Old Dominion, 1-17-02BS: 1, several times, most recently at New Hampshire, 1-18-01 NoneST: 4 vs. Georgia Tech, 12-21-00 2, twice, most recently at UNC Wilmington, 2-10-02MIN: 28 at Monmouth, 11-21-00 20 at Columbia, 11-27-01

# 10 JAMILA HAYNES (G RFr. 5-5 Columbus, OH/Bishop Hartley)Career Highs: Season Highs:PTS: 10 vs. Virginia Commonwealth, 1-13-02 SAMEREBS: 5 vs. Virginia Commonwealth, 1-13-02ASTS: 1, twice, most recently vs. Virginia Comm., 1-13-02FGM: 3 at Drexel, 1-27-02FGA: 6, twice, most recently vs. Virginia Comm., 1-13-023FGM: 1, three times, most recently at Drexel, 1-27-023FGA: 2, three times, most recently at Drexel, 1-27-02FTM: 5 vs. Virginia Commonwealth, 1-13-02FTA: 6 vs. Virginia Commonwealth, 1-13-02OR: 2 vs. Virginia Commonwealth, 1-13-02DR: 3, twice, most recently vs. Virginia Comm., 1-13-02TO: 3, twice, most recently at Drexel, 1-27-02BS: NoneST: 1, several times, most recently at Drexel, 1-27-02MIN: 16 at Delaware, 12-29-01

#12 STACEYANN CLAXTON (G So. 5-5 Hempstead, NY/Monsignor Scanlan)Career Highs: Season Highs:PTS: 15 at Towson, 1-6-01 9, three times, most recently at Virginia Comm., 2-10-02REBS: 7, four times, most recently. vs. Towson,1-24-02 7 vs. Towson, 1-24-02ASTS: 7 at Boston University, 1-25-01 4, twice, most recently at Drexel, 1-27-02FGM: 5 at Delaware, 3-1-01 3 vs. James Madison, 2-3-02FGA: 12 vs. Northeastern, 1-4-01 5, twice, most recently vs. James Madison, 2-3-023FGM: 2 vs. James Madison, 2-3-02 Same3FGA: 4 at Vermont, 2-10-01 3 vs. James Madison, 2-3-02FTM: 13 at Towson, 1-6-01 7 at William & Mary, 1-20-02FTA: 14 at Towson, 1-6-01 13 at William & Mary, 1-20-02OR: 4 vs. Towson, 1-24-02 SameDR: 7 at New Hampshire, 1-18-01 5 at Virginia Commonwealth, 2-8-02TO: 7 at Drexel, 1-27-02 SameBS: 1 vs. Hartford, 1-14-01 NoneST: 2, several times, most recently at Drexel, 1-27-02 2 at Drexel, 1-27-02MIN: 38 at Delaware, 3-1-01 29 at Drexel, 1-27-02

#14 BIANKA BRUNSON (G/F Fr. 5-11 Claymont, DE/Mount Pleasant)Career Highs: Season Highs:PTS: 10 at George Mason, 1-4-02 SAMEREBS: 14 at St. John’s, 11-23-01ASTS: 2, twice, most recently vs. Drexel, 2-17-02FGM: 4 vs. Monmouth, 11-20-01 FGA: 13 vs. Monmouth, 11-20-01 3FGM: 1 at Virginia Commonwealth, 2-8-023FGA: 2 at Virginia Commonwealth, 2-8-02FTM: 4 at George Mason, 1-4-02FTA: 7 at Virginia Commonwealth, 2-8-02OR: 4 vs. George Mason, 2-1-02DR: 11 at St. John’s, 11-23-01TO: 6 vs. Virginia Commonwealth, 1-13-02BS: 3, twice, most recently at Drexel, 1-27-02ST: 1, several times, most recently vs. Towson, 1-24-02MIN: 30 vs. UNC Wilmington, 1-11-02

#15 JENNIFER BRICKEY (G Jr. 5-5 Nashua, NH/Nashua)Career Highs: Season Highs:PTS: 36 at William & Mary, 1-20-02 SameREBS: 12, twice, most recently at Towson, 2-14-02 12 at Towson, 2-14-02ASTS: 5, twice, most recently vs. Hartford, 1-14-01 3 vs. George Mason, 2-1-02FGM: 13 at William & Mary, 1-20-02 SameFGA: 22 at William & Mary, 1-20-02 Same3FGM: 6, twice, most recently at William & Mary, 1-20-02 6 at William & Mary, 1-20-023FGA: 12, twice, most recently vs. George Mason, 2-1-02 12 vs. George Mason, 2-1-02FTM: 8, twice, most recently vs. UNC Wilm., 1-11-02 8 vs. UNC Wilmington, 1-11-02FTA: 9 at Hartford, 2-8-01 8, three times, most recently vs. Drexel, 2-17-01OR: 9 at William & Mary, 1-20-02 SameDR: 9 at Georgetown, 12-30-00 8 vs. UNC Wilmington, 1-11-02TO: 9 at East Carolina, 12-3-00 5 vs. Drexel, 2-17-02BS: 1 vs. Albany, 11-26-00 NoneST: 4 at St. John’s, 11-23-01 SameMIN: 45 vs. George Mason, 2-1-02 Same

#21 KIMBERLEY COKE (G/F Sr. 5-10 Brooklyn, NY/Brooklyn Tech)Career Highs: Season Highs:PTS: 26 vs. Drexel, 2-17-02 SameREBS: 14, three times, most recently at Delaware, 3-1-01 12 at William & Mary, 1-20-02ASTS: 5, twice, most recently at Northeastern, 1-27-01 4, twice, most recently vs. George Mason, 2-1-02FGM: 10 vs. Drexel, 2-17-02 SameFGA: 17 at Maine, 1-20-01 15 vs. Drexel, 2-17-023FGM: 1, twice, most recently at UNCW, 2-10-02 1 at UNC Wilmington, 2-10-023FGA: 3 vs. Vermont. 1-12-01 2 at UNC Wilmington, 2-10-02FTM: 10 at Delaware, 3-1-01 7 at William & Mary, 1-20-02FTA: 18 at Georgetown, 12-30-00 12 at William & Mary, 1-20-02OR: 7 vs. Fordham, 1999-2000 5 at William & Mary, 1-20-02DR: 10, three times, most recently at Delaware, 3-1-01 7 at William & Mary, 1-20-02TO: 7, several times, most recently vs. GMU, 2-1-02 7, twice, most recently vs. George Mason, 2-1-02BS: 2, three times, most recently at Drexel, 2-24-01 1, several times, most recently at Towson, 2-14-02ST: 6 vs. Maine, 2-16-01 5 at William & Mary, 1-20-02MIN: 40 vs. Drexel, 1999-2000 38 vs. George Mason, 2-1-02

#22 MEGAN SCOTT (G/F Fr. 6-1 Oak Hill, VA/Oakton)Career Highs: Season Highs:PTS: 14 vs. Monmouth, 11-20-01 SAMEREBS: 6, twice, most recently vs. Monmouth, 11-20-01ASTS: 4 vs. Pennsylvania, 11-16-01FGM: 5 vs. Monmouth, 11-20-01FGA: 9 vs. Monmouth, 11-20-013FGM: 2 vs. Monmouth, 11-20-013FGA: 3, several times, most recently at Northwestern, 12-1-01FTM: 3 at Delaware, 12-29-01FTA: 4, twice, most recently at Towson, 2-14-02OR: 5 vs. Monmouth, 11-20-01DR: 5 at Northwestern, 11-30-01TO: 4 at Delaware, 12-29-01BS: 1 at Northwestern, 11-30-01 ST: 2, several times, most recently vs. Drexel, 2-17-02MIN: 33, twice, most recently at Northwestern, 11-30-01

#25 TARA DILWORTH (F Jr. 6-3 Sparta, NJ/Sparta)Career Highs: Season Highs:PTS: 14 vs. Towson, 2-4-01 11 at James Madison, 1-6-02REBS: 13 at Monmouth, 11-21-00 12 vs. Drexel, 2-17-02ASTS: 2, twice, most recently at East Carolina, 12-3-00 1, several times, most recently at UNCW, 2-10-02FGM: 6 vs. Towson, 2-4-01 5, twice, most recently at James Madison, 1-6-02FGA: 14 at Towson, 2-14-02 Same3FGM: 2, twice, 1999-2000 1, twice, most recently at Towson, 2-14-023FGA: 6 at Towson, 2-14-02 SameFTM: 3, twice, 1999-2000 2, twice, most recently at UNCW, 2-10-02FTA: 4 at Monmouth, 11-21-00 2, several times, most recently vs. Drexel, 2-17-02OR: 6 at UNC Wilmington, 2-10-02 SameDR: 12 at Monmouth, 11-21-00 8 vs. Drexel, 2-17-02TO: 8 vs. Columbia, 11-28-00 7 at Army, 11-17-01BS: 3, three times, most recently at UNCW, 2-10-02 3, twice, most recently at UNCW, 2-10-02ST: 3, several times, most recently at Old Dominion, 1-17-02 3, three times, most recently at Old Dominion, 1-17-02MIN: 37 at Monmouth, 11-21-00 33 at UNC Wilmington, 2-10-02

#32 JESSICA OLSZEWSKI (G/F So. 5-10 East Brunswick, NJ/East Brunswick)Career Highs: Season Highs:PTS: 17 vs. Boston U., 12-10-00 13 at James Madison, 1-6-02REBS: 6 at James Madison, 1-6-02 SameASTS: 3 at Georgetown, 12-30-00 2, three times, most recently vs. Drexel, 2-17-02FGM: 6, three times, most recently at Northeastern, 1-27-01 4 at James Madison, 1-6-02FGA: 17 vs. Boston U., 12-10-00 14 at James Madison, 1-6-023FGM: 4, three times, most recently at Northeastern, 1-27-01 3, three times, most recently vs. Drexel, 2-17-023FGA: 11 vs. Boston U., 12-10-00 9 at James Madison, 1-6-02FTM: 3, twice, most recently vs. UNC Wilm., 1-11-02 3 vs. UNC Wilmington, 1-11-02FTA: 5 vs. UNC Wilmington, 1-11-02 SameOR: 2, three times, most recently at George Mason, 1-4-02 2, twice, most recently at George Mason, 1-4-02DR: 6 at James Madison, 1-6-02 SameTO: 3 at James Madison, 1-6-02 SameBS: 1, several times, most recently at Towson, 2-14-02 1, three times, most recently at Towson, 2-14-02ST: 3, twice, most recently at James Madison, 1-6-02 3 at James Madison, 1-6-02MIN: 35 vs. Boston U., 12-10-00 29 at James Madison, 1-6-02

#33 AMAKA AGUGUA (F Fr. 5-11 Herdon, VA/Oakton)Career Highs: Season Highs:PTS: 2 at Towson, 2-14-02 SAMEREBS: 5 at Delaware, 12-29-01ASTS: 1 vs. Drexel, 2-17-02 FGM: 1 at Towson, 2-14-02FGA: 2 at Delaware, 12-29-013FGM: None3FGA: NoneFTM: NoneFTA: NoneOR: 1, several times, most recently vs. Drexel, 2-17-02DR: 4 at Delaware, 12-29-01TO: 3 vs. Drexel, 2-17-02BS: 1, twice, most recently at Towson, 2-14-02ST: 1, twice, most recently at George Mason, 1-4-02MIN: 15 at Delaware, 12-29-01

#43 CARA SORENSEN (F Sr.* 6-0 Lynbrook, NY/Malverne)Career Highs: Season Highs:PTS: 6 vs. Drexel, 1999-2000 HAS YET TO PLAY THIS SEASONREBS: 4 vs. Robert Morris, 11-25-00ASTS: 1 vs. Robert Morris, 11-25-00FGM: 2, twice, most recently vs. Robert Morris, 11-25-00FGA: 4, twice, most recently vs. Robert Morris, 11-25-003FGM: 2 vs. Drexel, 1999-20003FGA: 3 vs. Drexel , 1999-2000FTM: 2 vs. Monmouth, 1999-2000FTA: 2 vs. Monmouth, 1999-2000OR: NoneDR: 4 vs. Robert Morris, 11-25-00TO: 2, twice, most recently vs. Albany, 11-26-00BS: NoneST: 1, three times, most recently vs. Albany, 11-26-00MIN: 7 vs. Robert Morris, 11-25-00

#44 LAUREN HALL-GREGORY (G Jr. 5-5 Vienna, VA/James Madison)Career Highs: Season Highs:PTS: 10 vs. Charleston Southern, 12-2-00 8 vs. George Mason, 2-1-02REBS: 9, twice, most recently vs. La Salle, 12-1-01 9 vs. La Salle, 12-1-01ASTS: 11, twice, most recently at Towson, 2-14-02 11 at Towson, 2-14-02FGM: 4 vs. Charleston Southern, 12-2-00 3 vs. George Mason, 2-1-02FGA: 8 vs. Vermont, 1-12-01 7, three times, most recently vs. Drexel, 2-17-023FGM: 2, several times, most recently vs. Drexel, 2-17-02 2, twice, most recently vs. Drexel, 2-17-023FGA: 6 at Maine, 1-20-01 5, twice, most recently vs. Drexel, 2-17-02FTM: 5 vs. Columbia, 11-28-00 3 vs. Virginia Commonwealth, 1-13-02FTA: 6 vs. Columbia, 11-28-00 4 vs. Virginia Commonwealth, 1-13-02OR: 3 at George Mason, 1-4-02 SameDR: 9 vs. La Salle, 12-1-01 SameTO: 7 vs. Albany, 11-26-00 6 vs. San Diego, 11-24-01BS: 2 at Monmouth, 11-21-00 NoneST: 3, several times, most recently vs. JMU, 2-3-02 3 vs. James Madison, 2-3-02MIN: 40 vs. Drexel, 2-17-02 Same

#45 RUME PELA (C/F So. 6-2 Cherry Hill, NJ/Cherry Hill East)Career Highs Season Highs:PTS: 24 at New Hampshire, 1-18-01 17, twice, most recently vs. George Mason, 2-1-02REBS: 15 vs. La Salle, 12-1-01 SameASTS: 3 vs. La Salle, 12-1-01 SameFGM: 8, twice, most recently at Army, 11-17-01 8 at Army, 11-17-01FGA: 17 at La Salle, 12-1-01 Same3FGM: None None3FGA: 1 at Georgetown, 12-30-00 NoneFTM: 8 at New Hampshire, 1-18-01 3, twice, most recently vs. George Mason, 2-1-02FTA: 8 at New Hampshire, 1-18-01 5 at Delaware, 12-29-01OR: 10 vs. La Salle, 12-1-01 SameDR: 10 at Towson, 1-6-01 8 vs. Wagner, 12-9-01TO: 6 at Delaware, 3-1-01 5, twice, most recently vs. George Mason, 2-1-02BS: 3, several times, most recently at UNCW, 2-10-02 3, several times, most recently at UNCW, 2-10-02ST: 4 at Towson, 2-14-02 SameMIN: 37 vs. La Salle, 12-1-01 Same

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