2009-10 cal u women's basketball guide

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2009-10 CALIFORNIA UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA WOMEN’S BASKETBALL MEDIA GUIDE

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HEAD COACHHead Coach ....................................Mark SwaseyAlma Mater .................. Lyndon State (Vt.), 1992Record at Cal U ................................ 0-0 (1st year)Career Record.................................180-111 (.619)Basketball Office ...............................724.938.5392E-Mail ........................................ [email protected]

ASSISTANT COACHESAssistant Coach.....................................Jess Strom Alma Mater ............................Penn State, 2005Assistant Coach.........................Annie Malkowiak Alma Mater ..................................... Cal U, 1994Graduate Assistant .............. Alethea Lamberson Alma Mater ................................ Ashland, 2009

PROGRAM HISTORYAll-Time Record (since 1981-82) ...........489-282 (.634)PSAC West Championships .................................7PSAC Championships ..........................................4NCAA Appearances ...........................................9

NCAA Elite Eight Appearances ..........................4

NCAA Final Four Appearances ..........................2

National Championship ..........................1 (2004)

All-Time NCAA Post-Season Record ............ 18-8

TEAM INFORMATION2008-09 Season Record ................................. 29-5

2008-09 PSAC West Record/Finish .......... 13-1/1st

2009 PSAC Tournament Finish ........................2nd

2009 Final USA Today Ranking .....................No. 4

BASKETBALL SUPPORT STAFFAthletic Trainer .........Dr. Shelly Fetchen-DiCesaroPerformance Enhancement .............. Brian OddiStrength & Conditioning .................... Bob Sepesy

SPORTS INFORMATIONSports Information Director .......... Matthew KiferOffice Phone .....................................724.938.4552 E-Mail .............................................kifer@calu.eduAssistant SID.............................Beth Ann ConwayOffice Phone .....................................724.938.4519E-Mail ................................. [email protected] ......................................................724.938.5849

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UNIVERSITY ADMINISTRATIONUniversity President - Dr. Angelo Armenti, Jr. ....4Administration ......................................................5Athletic Administration .......................................6Athletic Support Staff ..........................................7Cal U Head Coaches .........................................8Athletic Training Staff ..........................................9University Profile .................................................10Degree Programs ..............................................12Academics ........................................................13

MEET THE VULCANSRoster/Schedule ................................................16Season Outlook .................................................17PSAC ...................................................................18Head Coach Mark Swasey ..............................20Coaching Staff ..................................................21Senior Profiles .....................................................22Returning Players ...............................................24Newcomers ........................................................26

THE YEAR IN REVIEW2008-09 Results ...................................................31Statistics ..............................................................32Season Superlatives ..........................................33Career Records .................................................35Single-Season Records .....................................36Single-Game/Coaching Records ...................37Post-Season History ...........................................38All-Time Series ....................................................39

GENERAL INFORMATIONMedia Information ............................................42Corporate Sponsors ..........................................43Honorary Scholarships ......................................45

California University of Pennsylvania won theAtlantic Regional championship for a second-straight year in 2008-09.

Cal U has made four NCAA Elite Eight appearances in the last seven years.


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GENERAL INFORMATION

Mailing Address:250 University AvenueCalifornia, Pa. 15419

www.calu.eduwww.calvulcans.com

REGIONAL NEWSPAPERS

Herald Standard8-18 East Church St., Uniontown, Pa. 15401

724.439.7500

www.heraldstandard.com

Observer-Reporter122 South Main St., Washington, Pa. 15301

724.222.2200

www.observer-reporter.com

Pittsburgh Post-Gazette34 Blvd. of the Allies, Pittsburgh, Pa. 15222

412.263.1100

www.post-gazette.com

Pittsburgh Tribune-ReviewD. L. Clark Building

503 Martindale St., 3rd Floor, Pgh, Pa. 15212

412.320.6460

www.pittsburghlive.com/x/pittsburghtrib

The Valley IndependentEastgate 19, Monessen, Pa. 15062

724.684.5200

www.pittsburghlive.com/x/valleyindependent

NON-DISCRIMINATION STATEMENT

California University of Pennsylvania is an aca-

demic community dedicated to the ideals of

justice, fairness and equal opportunity for all.

In compliance with federal and state laws,

the University is committed to providing equal

educational and employment opportunities for

all persons without regard to race, color, sex,

religion, national origin, age, disability, ances-

try, sexual orientation, or status as a disabled

or Vietnam-era veteran. The University will not

tolerate racial, ethnic or sexual discrimination.

Sexual harassment is considered by law to be a

form of sexual discrimination and is, therefore,

unacceptable. Direct equal opportunity and

affirmative action inquiries or complaints to

the Special Assistant to the President for EEEO/

University Ombudsperson, Office of Social Equity,

South Hall 112, 724.938.4014. Direct inquiries re-

garding services or facilities accessibility to the

ADA/504 Compliance Officer, Office of Student

Development and Services, Residence Building

B, 724-938-4076. Direct Title IX inquiries to the

Senior Woman Administrator/Title IX Coordina-

tor, Department of Athletics, Hamer Hall 248,

724.938.4351.

CREDITS

Cal U’s 2009-10 Women’s Basketball Media

Guide has been written and edited by Mat-

thew Kifer, Sports Information Director, to as-

sist in covering California University women’s

basketball in the 2009-10 season. Design and

layout by Beth Ann Conway. Photos by Greg

Sofranko, Stephen Bates and SAI Photogra-

phers. Printing by Heeter Direct. Contents of

this guide will be supplemented during the

season by the Sports Information Office. All

requests for additional information, including

photographs, game accommodations and

press passes, should be forwarded to the

Sports Information Office.

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The mission of intercollegiate athletics at California

University of Pennsylvania is to pro-vide student-athletes opportunities to participate in a comprehensive program of athletic competition.

FAST FACTS ABOUT CAL U

Location ..........................................California, Pa.

Founded .......................................................... 1852

Enrollment ...................................................... 9,017

Nickname .................................................. Vulcans

Colors ..................................................Black & Red

President ............................Dr. Angelo Armenti, Jr.

V.P./Student Development......Dr. Lenora Angelone

Assoc. V.P./Athletic Development ........ Frank Bauer

Athletic Director ........................Dr. Thomas Pucci

Assoc. AD/SWA ...........................Dr. Karen Hjerpe

Faculty Athletic Rep ........ Dr. William Biddington

Athletic Business Manager ......... Travis Eisentrout

Sports Information Director ...........Matthew Kifer

Athletic Admin. Assistant ...............Carolyn Tardd

Dir. Ath. Facilities/Services ................... Ed Whited

Gymnasium ......................................... Hamer Hall

Affiliations .....................................NCAA Division II

Pennsylvania State Athletic Conf. (PSAC)

Athletic Fax ....................................... 724.938.5849

Website .............................. www.calvulcans.com

KEY PHONE NUMBERS

President's Office .............................. 724.938.4400

Admissions ......................................... 724.938.4404

Alumni Relations ............................... 724.938.4418

Athletic Office .................................. 724.938.4351

Bookstore........................................... 724.938.4324

Equipment Manager ....................... 724.938.5927

Financial Aid ..................................... 724.938.4415

Women’s Basketball Office ............. 724.938.5392

Sports Information ............................ 724.938.4552


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On May 19, 1992, Dr. Angelo Armenti, Jr. was appointed by the Board of Governors of the Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education as the sixth president of California Univer-sity of Pennsylvania. He holds a B.S. degree in Physics from Villanova Uni-versity, an MA and Ph.D. de-grees from Temple University in special and general rela-tivity, respectively. He had a distinguished 20-year career at Villanova University prior to becoming president of Cali-fornia University. At Villanova he served as professor of physics, chair of the depart-ment of physics, Dean of Uni-versity College, and Director of Planning. In addition to scholarly pub-

lications in international journals, Dr. Armenti received the Lindback Foundation Award for Distinguished Teaching in 1978, and was named an American Council on Education (ACE) Fellow in 1992, one of only thirty-two individuals selected nationally for this recognition. His book, The Physics of Sports, commissioned by the American Institute of Phys-ics, remains in print since its initial publication in 1992. Since Dr. Armenti’s arrival at California University in 1992, applica-tions have increased by 90%; average SAT scores have increased by 95 points; FTE enrollments have increased by 30%; and four-year gradu-ation rates have increased by 80%. Many new academic programs have been initiated including: Master of Social Work (MSW); Master of Arts in Teaching (MAT); Master of Science in Multi-Media Technology; Physical Therapy Assistant; Sports Management; Graphic Design, Com-puter Engineering Technology, Criminal Justice, and Legal Studies. Other University accomplishments since his arrival as president include: creation of an Athletic Hall of Fame; three National champion-ship teams (two in women’s softball and one in women’s basketball); a successfully completed $13 million (first ever) capital campaign; a new five-year capital campaign that is currently on schedule to reach its $35 million goal; a twenty-fold increase in endowment funds; the adoption by the University of the core values of Integrity, Civility, and Responsibil-ity; the adoption of a University Bill of Rights and Responsibilities; the cre-ation of the University Forum, a new governance structure; the adop-tion of a new general education curriculum; the building of the Eberly Science and Technology Center, the Kara Alumni House, the Duda Classroom Building and six modern new residence halls; the renovation/expansion of numerous other buildings on campus; and the creation of major off-campus sites at Southpointe and at the Regional Enterprise Tower in down-town Pittsburgh. Dr. Armenti has been active with the Commission on Higher Education of the Middle States Association of Col-leges and Schools, and has served as Campaign Chair and President of the Mon Valley United Way. He is married to the former Barbara Malinowski and, together, they have five grown chil-dren and nine grandchildren. His hob-bies include piano, photography and sailing. President & Mrs. Armenti

Welcome to California University of Pennsylvania and another exciting season of Vulcan women’s basket-ball. I am confident that Coach Mark Swasey, his staff and the players will continue to build upon the basketball tradi-tion and make this a year to remember. This was a year of remarkable achievements at Cal U. In the past 12 months our academic offerings have been strengthened and expanded. Our beautiful campus con-tinues to evolve, and our enrollment continues to grow. Our athletic teams have won statewide and regional titles and won our first Pennsylvania State Athletic Confer-ence’s (PSAC) Dixon Trophy for 2008-09. The Dixon Trophy is emblematic of athletic supremacy in the Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference—the PSAC, the premier Division II athletic conference in America today. We are very proud of our student-athletes, coaches and many individuals be-hind the scenes who are responsible for this magnificent accomplishment. I am particularly proud of our student-athletes who perform well not only on the field of play, but also in the classroom. During the 2008-09 academic year, a total of 167 California University of Pennsylvania student athletes, representing all sports, were named to the Spring 2009 edi-tion of the Vulcan Athletic Director Honor Roll. For the sixth-straight semester, the Cal U athletic programs compiled a cumulative grade-point average of 3.00 or higher. Our athletes have put in hundreds of hours of practice, and their hard work and dedication make them winners re-gardless of the score. The same can be said of the coach-ing staff, whose devotion to their sport and their players is an inspiration. The mission of Cal U is to build character and build careers. While the formal part of the education occurs in classrooms, laboratories, and internship sites, the other part of a college education takes place in residence halls, the Natali Student Union and in various sport venues, such as Hamer Hall. Women’s Basketball and our other athletic programs provide students with an experience that helps them to learn and to grow in ways that will benefit them the rest of their lives. Teamwork is important not only on the field, but in the boardroom, the operating room and in the class-room. Many of our alumni who were student-athletes during their time here have distinguished themselves in endeav-ors far removed from their sport, but they have carried with them the important life lessons they have learned on the field and from their coaches, their teammates, and even their opponents. I hope that you enjoy the 2009-10 season and that you will support all of these young athletes enthusiastically.

Angelo Armenti, Jr.President

DR. ANGELO ARMENTI, JR.


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Dr. Lenora A. AngeloneVice President of Student Development & Services

Geraldine M. JonesProvost/Vice President for

Academic Affairs

Angela J. BurrowsVice President of

University Relations

Dr. Joyce A. HanleyExecutive

Vice President

President Armenti and Drs. Pucci, Hjerpe, Angelone and Biddington accepted the Dixon Trophy in May 2009.

Charles A. ManceVice President of

Information Technology


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Entering his eighth season with the ath-letic program, Frank Bauer was promoted to Associate Vice President for Athletic Development prior to the start of the 2007-08 academic year. Through his fundraising efforts, the Vul-cans have enjoyed an unprecedented amount of athletic success that was high-lighted by the school’s first-ever Dixon Tro-phy last year. In addition to fundraising, he manages a staff of several full-time fundraisers and sports information profes-sionals. Bauer has a long-standing relation-ship with Cal U head football coach John Luckhardt, as he was a coach on Luck-hardt’s staff at nearby Washington & Jef-ferson College. Bauer served as a second-ary coach for the Presidents during their Stagg Bowl appearance in 1994.

A 1993 graduate of W&J, Bauer has also spent time as defensive coordinator and inside linebacker coach at Geneva College when the school featured a scholarship football program and was member of the NAIA. He, along with current Cal U defensive coordinator and as-sociate head coach Mike Conway, coached the Golden Tornadoes’ No. 1-ranked defense in 2001. In addition to his work with Geneva, Bauer coached and handled football operations for the Rhein Fire of NFL Europe in 1998 and 1999 un-der current Penn State offensive coordinator Galen Hall. The Rhein Fire won the franchise’s first-ever World Bowl Championship in 1998 during Bauer’s stay. Bauer and his wife Karen reside in Chippewa, Pa., with their son, Josh, a freshman at Cal U this year.

Over the last 18 years as Athletic Director, Dr. Tom Pucci has guided California Uni-versity of Pennsylvania to unprecedented athletic success. Last season, the Cal U athletic depart-ment claimed the school’s first-ever Dixon Trophy, which is awarded annually to the Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC) member with the most successful all-around athletic program. The Vulcans were also successful on a national scale, as they finished in the top 10 of the Direc-tor’s Cup for a second-straight year. Since taking the helm in 1991, the Vulcans have become a powerhouse in the PSAC and on a national level. Dur-ing Pucci’s tenure, Cal U has won NCAA Division II National Championships with back-to-back softball titles in 1997 and 1998 and women’s basketball in 2003-04.

Within the PSAC over the last 18 years, the Vulcans have won 53 PSAC West crowns, 28 PSAC titles and made 57 appearances in NCAA Tour-naments under Pucci. He earned his bachelor’s degree in physical education from Cal State University-Sacramento in 1969. He later earned his master’s de-gree in education from Pacific University before completing his doc-torate in secondary education and education administration from the University of New Mexico. Pucci moved to a career in athletic administration after a suc-cessful eight years as the head men’s tennis coach at the University of Arkansas. He guided the Razorbacks to three appearances in both the

ATHLETIC ADMINISTRATIONNCAA Round of 16 and NCAA Quarterfinals from 1979-84 with all of the teams finishing the season ranked in the top 10 nationally. Pucci also coached Arkansas to Southwest Conference Championships in 1980 and 1981. For his efforts with the Razorbacks, he was inducted into the Arkansas Hall of Honor this fall. He started his career in administration at Cal State-Sacramento, where he supervised the institution’s move to Division I in 1986. He then moved to South Carolina-Spartanburg, where he oversaw the Rifles’ move from the NAIA to NCAA Division II. Pucci and his wife Debbie reside in Beaufort, S.C., and are the parents of Michele, a Cal U graduate, and the late Camron.

Karen Hjerpe enters her seventh year as the Associate Athletic Director and 17th overall at California University of Pennsylvania. She originally joined the Vulcans’ athletics staff in 1993 as the head volleyball coach before being named Senior Woman Administrator the following year. Hjerpe coached the Cal U volleyball team for five years from 1993-97 before assuming the position of Athletic Busi-ness Manager. She was then promoted to Associate Athletic Director in 2003. Hjerpe, who is one of only two vol-leyball coaches in school history with 100-plus career wins, serves as school’s coordinator of the CHAMPS/Like Skills program and the Student-Athlete Advi-sory Committee (SAAC). In addition to her duties with the athletics program, she teaches several on-line classes each

year. She has spoken at several national forums, including the 2003 NACWWA Fall Forum and the 2004 NCAA Convention. Hjerpe serves as the PSAC Athletic Director’s liaison for volleyball and is a former member of the NCAA Division II women’s volleyball committee. A 1991 graduate of PSAC West rival Gannon University, Hjerpe earned her undergraduate degree in accounting. She added a pair of master’s degrees from Cal U in business and performance en-hancement and injury prevention in the past decade. Hjerpe recently completed a terminal degree in instructional management and lead-ership at Robert Morris University. Hjerpe lives in Peters Twp., Pa., with her three children, Todd, Brooke and Erin.

Dr. Karen HjerpeAssociate Athletic

Director/Sr. Woman Administrator

Dr. Thomas Pucci

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Vice President for Athletic Development

Cal U won its first-ever Dixon Trophy in 2008-09 behind a PSAC-record 161 points.


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Travis EisentroutAthletic

Business Manager

Ron SealyFacilities Managerfor Roadman Park

Carolyn TarddAdministrative Assistant

for Athletics

Matt LuckhardtDirector for

Athletic Fundraising

Beth Ann ConwayAssistant Sports

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Annie MalkowiakDirector for


Brian OddiPerformance

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ATHLETIC SUPPORT STAFF

Matthew Kifer Sports Information

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Dr. Bill BiddingtonFaculty AthleticRepresentative

Tony McGrewAcademic

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Ed WhitedDirector for Facilities& Athletic Services

Dan SmithDirector for


Ben HilbornEquipmentManager

Bob SepesyStrength &

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Pam ArtmanCoordinator for

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Daniel CaulfieldCross Country

[email protected]

Stephanie BurnerVolleyball

[email protected]

Ed DennyWomen’s Swimming

[email protected]

Mike ConteBaseball

[email protected]

MerriLyn GibbsWomen’s Golf

[email protected]

Peter CoughlinMen’s Golf

[email protected]

Marcie BoydCheer & Dance Team

[email protected]

Al AlvineWomen’s [email protected]

724.938.5793

Bill BrownMen’s Basketball

[email protected]

Rick BertagnolliSoftball

[email protected]

CAL U HEAD COACHES

Dennis LaskeyMen’s Soccer

[email protected]

Mark SwaseyWomen’s [email protected]

724.938.4554

Pablo MontanaWomen’s Tennis

[email protected]

Roger KingdomTrack & Field

[email protected]

John LuckhardtFootball

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For more information on Cal U's Sports Medicine Programs visit http://www.calu.edu/education/hsss

or call 724.938.4562

Dr. Shelly Fetchen-DiCesaro is an instructor in the Department of Health Science and Sport Studies at California University of Pennsylvania, as well as the certified athletic trainer for women’s basketball. Prior to com-ing to Cal U, DiCesaro taught courses in the Exercise and Rehabilitation Sci-ence department at Slippery Rock University and was an assistant profes-sor at the University of Akron. DiCesaro is an alumna of the athletic training education program at Cal U and received a master’s degree in clinical exercise physiology from The George Washington University in Washington, D.C. Recently, she

received a doctoral degree from the University of Pittsburgh in exercise physiology with an emphasis in sports medicine. DiCesaro’s research interests include pediatric sports medicine and gender differences in non-contact ACL injuries. She is a member of the National Athletic Trainers’ Association, American College of Sports Medicine and North American Society for Pediatric Exercise Medicine. She has presented papers at regional, national and international conferences and worked as a certified athletic trainer at the 1996 Summer Olympic Games in Atlanta, Georgia. Additionally, she serves as a reviewer for the Journal of Athletic Training and NATA home study courses and serves as the Chairperson for the Pennsylvania Athletic Trainers’ Society Ethics Committee. DiCesaro resides in North Fayette, Pa., with her husband Dr. Daniel DiCesaro, who is the founder of DiCesaro Spine and Sport in Moon Township and McMurray. The couple has one child, Jackson.

Dr. Shelly Fetchen-DiCesaro

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ATHLETIC TRAINING STAFFErica Stewart

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California University of Pennsylvania student-athletes posted a banner year in athletic competition during the 2008-09 season, six PSAC West titles, four PSAC crowns and four NCAA regional trophies with eight team and 15 individual appearances in NCAA post-season play. In addition to athletic prowess, the Vulcans also excelled in the classroom. A total of 167 Cal U student athletes, representing all sports (fall, winter & spring), were named to the Spring 2009 edition of the Vulcan Athletic Director Honor Roll. For the sixth-straight semester, the Cal U athletic programs compiled a cumulative grade-point average of 3.00 or higher. During the Spring 2009 semester, Vul-can student-athletes compiled a 3.11 GPA the highest average since the Spring 2007 semester. Cal U also featured nine ESPN The Magazine Academic All-District selec-tions, highlighted by the school’s first Academic All-American since 2006. To be eligible for the academic all-district honor, student-athletes must maintain a cumulative 3.20 GPA or higher, reached sophomore athletic and academic standing at their institution and participated in at least 50 percent of the team’s games as a starter or an important reserve with legitimate athletic credentials. In the spring, women’s cross country posted the highest team GPA at 3.71 and featured all nine runners on the Honor Roll. On the men’s side, the cross country team posted top GPA of the seven sports at 3.40 with seven runners holding a 3.00 GPA or better. In terms of pure numbers during the spring, football led all 16 sports with 27 representatives on the Honor Roll, followed by women’s soccer (21) and women’s track & field (19). Women’s cross country led all programs with 100 percent of its team (nine-of-nine) on the Honor Roll. Cal U also boasted 37 student-athletes that registered a perfect 4.0 GPA during one or both of the semesters.

ACADEMICS

Women’s Cross Country and Track & Field

Laurie HallBryanna Learn

Joanna NistBethany Stone *

Men’s GolfAndrew Gibbs

Women’s GolfMelissa DaviesSophie Hufnagl

Dianne Luke

Men’s SoccerCarter Fox Javier Solis

Women’s SoccerKim Deraedt

Carina HoneygoskeyKristen OrrettJennifer Wise

SoftballMaria Greco

Alyson Johnson *Alexis Lopez

Julie Mackenzie *Sonia Petrosoniak *

Lauren Shaheen

Vulcan Student-Athletes with Perfect 4.0(Fall 2008 - Spring 2009)

BaseballKurt Thomas

Women’s BasketballKara WaltenbaughAshley Washington

FootballHunter Cavey

Richard EberleinRobert Eberlein

Men’s Cross Countryand Track & Field

Chris Clark *Davidlee Klimchuk

Tim Lahmers *

SwimmingEllie Imhof

Marianne JuhlLea Mastascusa *April Staniszewski

VolleyballMarta HodgeAshley MooreJoanna Nist

Renata da Silva

* indicates perfect 4.0 GPA both Fall ‘08 & Spring ‘09 semesters

ESPN The Magazine Academic All-District II SelectionsFirst Team

Christopher Clark - Men’s XC/T&F **

Marta Hodge - Volleyball

Dan Jordan - Football

Julie Mackenzie - Softball

Sonia Petrosoniak - Softball ^

Second TeamJoanna Nist - Volleyball

Helena VanEysendeyk - Tennis

Third TeamKayleigh Braim - Softball

Lindsay Johnson - Women’s Basketball

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2009-10 California University of Pennsylvania Roster

No. NAME CL. POS. HT. HOMETOWN/HIGH SCHOOL/PREVIOUS SCHOOL1 Danielle Luckett So. G 5-5 Chicago, Ill./James Hubert Blake3 Stephanie Michael Fr. G 5-6 Morgantown, W.Va./Morgantown10 Tara Catone Fr. G 5-3 Irwin, Pa./Hempfield11 Brooque Williams Sr. G 5-8 Pittsburgh, Pa./Perry12 Kiara Brown Fr. (R) G 5-7 Ambridge, Pa./Ambridge13 Megan Kermond Fr. G 5-7 Adelaide, Australia/Unley14 Taryn Russ So. G 5-7 Winchester, Va./John Handley/North Carolina A&T15 Alyse Washington So. G 5-6 Ellwood City, Pa./Lincoln20 Crystal Andrews Sr. G 5-7 Johnstown, Pa./Johnstown/Pitt-Johnstown23 Amy Johns So. (R) G/F 5-10 McKeesport, Pa./McKeesport/Xavier24 Mona Rowe Fr. G 5-8 Morgantown, W. Va./University25 Audrey Gattoni RFr. G 5-9 Bulle, Switzerland/College du Sud32 Jasmine Murray Fr. F 5-10 Arlington, Va./Paul VI Catholic42 Kayla Smith Jr. F 5-11 Elkins, W.Va./Elkins55 Tatianna Hall Jr. F 5-11 Cleveland, Ohio/Regina/Wright State (Ohio)

Head Coach: Mark Swasey (Lyndon State, 1992)Assistant Coaches: Jess Strom (Penn State, 2005); Annie Malkowiak (California (Pa.), 1994)Graduate Assistant: Alethea Lamberson (Ashland, 2009)

2009-10 California University of Pennsylvania Schedule

Nov. 7 @ Morgan State (Md.) (exhibition) Baltimore, Md. 12 p.m. Nov. 13 @ James Madison (exhibition) Harrisonburg, Va. 7 p.m. Nov. 17 @ West Virginia State Institute, W.Va. 7 p.m. Nov. 21 Charleston (W.Va.) California, Pa. 3 p.m. Nov. 24 @ Lake Erie Painesville, Ohio 7 p.m. Nov. 28 vs. Northwood (Mich.) Ashland, Ohio 1 p.m. Nov. 29 @ Ashland (Ohio) Ashland, Ohio 3 p.m.Dec. 2 @ Kutztown Kutztown, Pa. 6 p.m. Dec. 11 Shippensburg California, Pa. 7 p.m.Dec. 21 Saginaw Valley (Mich.) California, Pa. 6 p.m.Dec. 30 @ Seton Hill Greensburg, Pa. 6 p.m.Jan. 2 West Chester California, Pa. 1 p.m. Jan. 3 Millersville California, Pa. 1 p.m. Jan. 9 @ Cheyney Cheyney, Pa. 1 p.m. Jan. 10 @ Shippensburg Shippensburg, Pa. 1 p.m. Jan. 13 @ Gannon* Erie, Pa. 6 p.m. Jan. 16 Lock Haven* California, Pa. 3 p.m. Jan. 20 Clarion* California, Pa. 6 p.m. Jan. 23 @ Edinboro* Edinboro, Pa. 1 p.m. Jan. 27 @ Indiana (Pa.)* Indiana, Pa. 5:30 p.m. Jan. 30 Mercyhurst* California, Pa. 1 p.m. Feb. 3 Slippery Rock* California, Pa. 6 p.m. Feb. 6 Gannon* California, Pa. 1 p.m. Feb. 10 @ Clarion* Clarion, Pa. 6 p.m. Feb. 13 @ Lock Haven* Lock Haven, Pa. 1 p.m. Feb. 17 Indiana (Pa.)* California, Pa. 6 p.m. Feb. 20 Edinboro* (Alumni Day) California, Pa. 5 p.m. Feb. 24 @ Slippery Rock* Slippery Rock, Pa. 6 p.m. Feb. 27 @ Mercyhurst* Erie, Pa. 1 p.m.

Home games in Bold; Neutral games in italic; * - PSAC West

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Senior guard Brooque Williams led the PSAC in scoring last year.

Junior Kayla Smith is a two-timeAll-PSAC West First-Team selection.

After a consecutive Elite Eight appearance and its eighth-straight trip to the NCAA Tournament, the Califor-nia University of Pennsylvania women’s basketball team continues its stay as one of the pernnial powers in NCAA Division II. However, for the second-straight year, the Vulcans will feature a new head coach in Mark Swasey. A 10-year veteran as a head coach, Swasey is no stranger to the post-season as he guided his previous team to last year’s NCAA Division II National Championship game. Swasey inherits a program that returns a pair of preseason All-American candidates in senior guard Brooque Williams and junior forward Kayla Smith. The Vulcans also return a three-year starter at point guard in

Crystal Andrews. One of the most dynamic play-ers in the country, Williams was one of only five players in NCAA Division II to average at least 20 points and 10 rebounds per game last season. The 5-8 guard led the PSAC and ranked ninth in the country with a career-high 21.9 points per game. Williams also was second in the league and among the national leaders with 10.4 rebounds and 3.6 steals per

game. A native of Pittsburgh, she enters her senior sea-son ranked fifth in school history with 1,526 points after scoring a league-record 744 points last year. With Williams attacking opponents with a slashing style of play, Smith dominates from the interior. A 5-11 forward, she was among the top 10 in the conference with career highs of 16.0 points and 8.9 rebounds. Smith is one of the most efficient scorers in the Atlantic Region, shooting 52.0 percent (220-of-423) from the field. After redshirting her first year on campus, the West Virginia na-tive has already scored 1,000 career points in only two seasons with the program. Andrews returns for her final season with the Vulcans after scoring 7.6 points per game in 2008-09. Last year, she directed the highest scoring offense in the league

with 152 assists. Also a skilled defensive player, Andrews led the league and was fifth in the nation with 3.8 steals per game. The John-stown native enters the season on pace to finish her career among the all-time leaders in assists and steals despite playing only three seasons for Cal U. Swasey and the coaching staff will look to fill the other two starting positions with redshirts and transfers. Redshirt sophomore Amy Johns provides versatil-ity with her skill set and 5-10 size. A 2,000-point scorer in high school, she led the WPIAL in scoring as a junior and committed to Division I Xavier. Guard Kiara Brown, another redshirt from last season, figures to see time as a starter after a high-scoring career while at Ambrdige. In terms of depth in the backcourt, sophomore guard Danielle Luckett should see increased playing time after averaging nearly 10 minutes per game off the bench as a freshman. The Vulcans also added a Division I transfer from North Carolina A&T in sophomore guard Taryn Russ. As a freshman in 2007-08, she appeared in 23 games for the Aggies before not playing last season. With the addition of Brown, Johns and several newcomers, Cal U features several strong perimeter players capable of shooting from beyond the arc. True freshman Megan Kermond from Australia figures to see significant action after displaying a strong outside shot during preseason camp. The Vulcans feature increased depth and experi-ence on the interior with the transfer of junior forward Tatianna Hall from Wright State, a Division I program in Ohio. While with the Raiders, Hall appeared in nearly 60 games over the last two years after playing for one of the top high school programs in Ohio. In addition to Hall, freshman forward Jasmine Murray will also see time at forward after starting on a state championship high school team in Virginia. With three core starters returning and the addition of several talented newcomers, Swasey will look to have the Vulcans again contending on not only the confer-ence and regional stage, but at the national level in his first year with the program.


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CLARION

SLIPPERY ROCK

EDINBORO

LOCK HAVENGANNON

SCHOOL FACTS:

Location ...........................Clarion, Pa. Enrollment ........................7,100Nickname .........................Golden EaglesColors ................................Blue & GoldAffiliation ...........................NCAA Div. IIConference .....................PSAC - WestHome Court .....................Tippin Gymnasium (4,000)President ...........................Dr. Joseph P. GrunenwaldAthletic Director ..............Dave KatisAthletic Phone: ................814.393.1997Women’s Coach .............Margaret “Gie” Parsons (SRU, 1971)Clarion Record ................21 yrs., 328-212Career Record.................29 yrs., 410-3272008-09 Record ................12-16, 6-8 PSAC WestAll-time Record vs. CU ....34-24Sports Info Director ..........Rich HermanSID E-Mail [email protected] Office Phone .............814.393.2334SID FAX ..............................814.393.2082Website .............................www.clariongoldeneagles.com

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Location ...........................Indiana, Pa. Enrollment ........................14,300Nickname .........................Crimson HawksColors ................................Crimson & GrayAffiliation ...........................NCAA Div. IIConference .....................PSAC - WestHome Court .....................Memorial F. H. (2,260)President ...........................Dr. Tony AtwaterAthletic Director ..............Dr. Frank CondinoAthletic Phone .................724.357.2782Women’s Coach .............Jeff Dow (Oregon, 1988)IUP Record .......................(2 yrs., 26-6) Career Record.................139-722008-09 Record ................26-6, 11-3 PSAC WestAll-Time Record vs. IUP ....32-25Sports Info Director ..........Mike HoffmanSID E-Mail [email protected] Office Phone .............724.357.2747SID FAX ..............................724.357.2754Website .............................www.iupathletics.com

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Location ...........................Edinboro, Pa. Enrollment ........................8,400Nickname .........................Fighting ScotsColors ................................Red & WhiteAffiliation ...........................NCAA Div. IIConference .....................PSAC - WestHome Court .....................McComb Fieldhouse (3,500)President ...........................Dr. Jeremy D. BrownAthletic Director ..............Bruce BaumgartnerAthletic Phone .................814.732.1822Women’s Coach .............Stan Swank (Purdue, 1976)Edinboro Record .............21 yrs., 372-243Career Record.................21 yrs., 372-2432008-09 Record ................13-14, 4-10 PSAC WestAll-Time Record vs. EU .....30-29Sports Info Director ..........Bob ShreveSID E-Mail [email protected] Office Phone .............814.732.1834SID FAX ..............................814.732.2596Website .............................www.gofightingscots.com

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Location ...........................Lock Haven, Pa.Enrollment ........................5,283Nickname .........................Bald EaglesColors ................................Crimson & WhiteAffiliation ...........................NCAA Div. IIConference .....................PSAC - WestHome Court .....................Thomas Fieldhouse (2,500)President ...........................Dr. Keith T. MillerAthletic Director ..............Sharon E. TaylorAthletic Phone .................570.484.2102Women’s Coach .............Jennifer Smith (Millersville, 2002)LHU Record ......................2 yrs., 10-43Career Record.................4 yrs., 34-762008-09 Record ................3-24, 0-14 PSAC WestAll-Time Record vs. LH .....38-21Sports Info Director ..........Doug SpataforeSID E-Mail [email protected] Office Phone .............570.484.2350SID FAX ..............................570.484.3075Website .............................www.havensports.com

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Location ........................ Erie, Pa. Enrollment ..................... 4,197Nickname ...................... Golden KnightsColors ............................. Maroon & GoldAffiliation ........................ NCAA Div. IIConference .................. PSAC - WestHome Court .................. Hammermill Center (2,800)President ........................ Dr. Antoine M. GaribaldiAthletic Director ........... Mark RichardAthletic Phone: ............. 814.873.7416Women’s Coach .......... Cleve Wright (Berea, 1989)Gannon Record ........... (7 yrs., 130-74)Career Record.............. (7 yrs., 130-74)2008-09 Record ............. 26-5, 12-2 PSAC WestAll-time Record vs. GU . 9-8Sports Info Director ....... Dan TeliskiSID E-Mail ....................... [email protected] Office Phone .......... 814.871.7418SID FAX ........................... 814.871.7794Website .......................... www.gannonsports.com

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Location ...........................Erie, Pa. Enrollment ........................3,400Nickname .........................LakersColors ................................Green & BlueAffiliation ...........................NCAA Div. IIConference .....................PSAC - WestHome Court .....................Mercyhurst Athletic Center (1,800)President ...........................Dr. Thomas J. GambleAthletic Director ..............Joe KimballAthletic Phone: ................814.824.2559Women’s Coach .............Deanna Richard (Oakland 1996)Mercyhurst Record ..........(2 yrs., 17-37)Career Record.................(8 yrs., 78-129)2008-09 Record ................10-17, 4-10 PSAC WestAll-time Record vs. MC ...12-6Sports Info Director ..........Lauren Packer WebsterSID E-Mail [email protected] Office Phone .............814.824.2525SID FAX ..............................814.824.2591Website .............................www.hurstathletics.com

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Location ...........................Slippery Rock, Pa. Enrollment ........................8,435Nickname .........................The RockColors ................................Green & WhiteAffiliation ...........................NCAA Div. IIConference .....................PSAC - WestHome Court .....................Morrow Field House (3,000)President ...........................Dr. Robert M. SmithAthletic Director ..............Paul LuekenAthletic Phone .................724.738.2767Women’s Coach .............Laurel Heilman (SRU 1986)SRU Record ......................(9 yrs., 104-128)Career Record.................(17 yrs., 213-233)2008-09 Record ................11-16, 6-7 PSAC WestAll-Time Record vs. SRU ...36-21Sports Info Director ..........Bob McComasSID E-Mail [email protected] Office Phone .............724.738.2777SID FAX ..............................724.738.4761Website .............................www.rockathletics.com

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SCHOOL FACTS:

Location ............................. West Chester, Pa. Enrollment .......................... 12,800Nickname ........................... Golden Rams Colors .................................. Purple & GoldAffiliation ............................. NCAA Div. IIConference ....................... PSAC - EastHome Court ....................... Hollinger Field House (2,500)President ............................. Dr. Linda LamwersAthletic Director ................ Dr. Edward MatejkovicAthletic Phone ................... 610.436.3555Women’s Coach ............... Deirdre Kane (Dayton, 1976)WCU Record ...................... 22 yrs., 333-255Career Record................... 24 yrs., 375-2892008-09 Record .................. 20-9, 11-3 PSAC EastAll-Time Record vs. WC..... 13-2Sports Info Dir. .................... Jim Zuhlke SID E-Mail ............................ [email protected] Office Phone ............... 610.436.3316SID FAX ................................ 610.436.1020Website ............................... www.wcupagoldenrams.com

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Location ............................. Mansfield,Pa.Enrollment .......................... 3,500Nickname ........................... MountaineersColors .................................. Red & BlackAffiliation ............................. NCAA Div. IIConference ....................... PSAC EastHome Court ....................... Decker Gymnasium (2,000)President ............................. Dr. Maravene S. LoeschkeAthletic Director ................ Roger MaisnerAthletic Phone ................... 570.662.4636Women’s Coach ............... Ruth Hermansen (Mercyhurst, 1991)Mansfield Record .............. 10 yrs., 91-177Career Record................... 10 yrs., 91-1772008-09 Record .................. 7-20, 3-11 PSAC EastAll-Time Record vs. MU ..... 13-0Sports Info. Director ........... Steve McCloskeySID E-Mail ............................ [email protected] Office Phone ............... 570.662.4845SID FAX ................................ 570.662.4996Website ............................... www.sports.mansfield.edu

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Location ............................. Cheyney, Pa. Enrollment .......................... 1,700Nickname ........................... WolvesColors .................................. Royal Blue & WhiteAffiliation ............................. NCAA Div. IIConference ....................... PSAC - EastHome Court ....................... Cope Hall (1,500)President ............................. Dr. Michelle R. Howard-VitalAthletic Director ................ China JudeAthletic Phone ................... 610.399.2287Women’s Coach ............... Marilyn Stephens (Temple, 1984)Cheyney Record ............... 1 yr., 12-13Career Record................... 1 yr., 12-132008-09 Record .................. 12-13, 7-7 PSAC EastAll-Time Record vs. CU ...... 10-0Sports Info Director ............ Lenn MargolisSID E-Mail ............................ [email protected] Office Phone ............... 610.399.2143SID FAX ................................ 610.399.2532Website ............................... www.cheyneywolves.com

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Location ................................ Bloomsburg, Pa.Enrollment ............................. 8,040Nickname .............................. HuskiesColors ..................................... Maroon & GoldAffiliation ................................ NCAA Div. IIConference .......................... PSAC EastHome Court .......................... Nelson Field House (2,000)President ................................ Dr. David SoltzAthletic Director ................... Mary GardnerAthletic Phone ...................... 570.389.4050Women’s Coach .................. Bill Cleary (Villanova, 1988)Bloom Record ....................... 2 yrs., 11-16Career Record...................... 7 yrs., 66-1012008-09 Record ..................... 11-16, 3-11 PSAC EastAll-Time Record vs. BU.......... 9-6Sports Info Director ............... Tom McGuireSID E-Mail ............................... [email protected] Office Phone .................. 570.389.4413SID FAX ................................... 570.389.4724Website .................................. www.bloomu.edu/sports

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Location ................................ Kutztown, Pa. Enrollment ............................. 10,200Nickname .............................. Golden BearsColors ..................................... Maroon & GoldAffiliation ................................ NCAA Div. IIConference .......................... PSAC EastHome Court .......................... Keystone Hall (3,400)President ................................ Dr. F. Javier CevallosAthletic Director ................... Gerg BambergerAthletic Phone ...................... 610.683.4094Women’s Coach .................. Janet Malouf (Rutgers, 1989)Kutztown Record .................. 15 yrs., 231-178Career Record...................... 15 yrs., 231-1782008-09 Record ..................... 20-8, 10-4 PSAC EastAll-Time Record vs. KU ......... 9-4Sports Info Director ............... Rob KnoxSID E-Mail ............................... [email protected] Office Phone .................. 610.683.4182SID FAX ................................... 610.683.4676Website .................................. [email protected]

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Location .........................East Stroudsburg, Pa. Enrollment ......................7,200Nickname .......................WarriorsColors ..............................Red & BlackAffiliation .........................NCAA Div. IIConference ...................PSAC EastHome Court ...................Koehler FieldhousePresident .........................Dr. Robert J. DillmanAthletic Director ............Dr. Tom GioglioAthletic Phone: ..............570.422.3642Women’s Coach ...........Justin Potts (Moravian, 2000)ESU Record .....................1 yr., 0-0Career Record...............1 yr., 0-02008-09 Record ..............12-15, 5-9 PSAC EastAll-time Record vs. ESU .11-5Sports Info Director ........Greg KnowldenSID E-Mail [email protected] Office Phone ...........570.422.3312SID FAX ............................570.422.3586Website ...........................www.esu.edu/athletics

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Location ................................ Shippensburg, Pa. Enrollment ............................. 7,600Nickname .............................. Red RaidersColors ..................................... Red & BlueAffiliation ................................ NCAA Div. IIConference .......................... PSAC - EastHome Court .......................... Heiges Field House (2,768)President ................................ Dr. William N. RuudAthletic Director ................... Jeff MichaelsAthletic Phone ...................... 717.477.1711Women’s Coach .................. Kristy Trn (Shippensburg, 1993)SHIP Record........................... 10 yrs., 181-106Career Record...................... 10 yrs., 181-1062008-09 Record ..................... 12-15, 6-8 PSAC East All-Time Record vs. SU .......... 31-17Sports Info Director ............... Bill MorgalSID E-Mail ............................... [email protected] Office Phone .................. 717.477.1201SID FAX ................................... 717.477.1253Website .................................. www.shipraiders.com

MILLERSVILLESCHOOL FACTS:

Location ............................. Millersville, Pa. Enrollment .......................... 8,306Nickname ........................... MaraudersColors .................................. Black & GoldAffiliation ............................. NCAA Div. IIConference ....................... PSAC - EastHome Court ....................... Pucillo Gymnasium (2,850)President ............................. Dr. Francine G. McNairyAthletic Director ................ Peg KauffmanAthletic Phone ................... (717) 872-3406Women’s Coach ............... Mary Fleig (Lock Haven, 1979)Millersville Record .............. 19 yrs., 346-182Career Record................... 26 yrs., 468-2422008-09 Record .................. 23-7, 11-3 PSAC EastAll-Time Record vs. MU ..... 20-5Sports Info Dir. .................... Ethan HulseySID E-Mail ............................SID Office Phone ............... (717) 871-3100SID FAX ................................ (717) 871-3995Website ............................... www.millersvilleathletics.com

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After leading Franklin Pierce University (N.H.) to back-to-back NCAA Division II Elite Eight appearances, Mark Swasey enters his first season as head coach of the California University of Pennsylvania women’s basketball program in 2009-10. Swasey led the Ravens to the 2009 NCAA Division II national title game and a school record

29 wins. For his efforts, he was named Women’s Basketball Coaches Association (WBCA)/Russell East Region Coach of the Year after leading

Franklin Pierce to the Northeast-10 (NE-10) regular season and tournament championships, along with a second-straight Elite Eight appearance. Swasey, who was inducted into the New England Basketball Hall of Fame this fall, guided Franklin Pierce to unprecedented success during his seven-year tenure, compiling a 124-85 overall record (.593 winning percentage). Over the last four years, the Ravens posted an impressive 89-37 record (.706) with an 8-2 record in two NCAA Tournament appearances (2008, 2009). Overall, he holds a 180-111 (.619) career record in 10 seasons, which includes a three-year stint at Division III Norwich University (Vt.) prior to coaching Franklin Pierce.

HEAD COACH S w a s e y coached Franklin Pierce to back-to-back NCAA Tournament berths, establishing the school record for wins each season and earning c o n s e c u t i v e NCAA Regional Championships. Last year, the Ravens posted a 29-6 overall record and opened Elite Eight play with an 88-73 win over Cal U before losing to Minnesota State University-Mankato in the highest scoring national championship game in NCAA Division II history, 103-94. While with Franklin Pierce, Swasey tutored two-time WBCA All-American and two-time NE-10 Player of the Year Johannah Leedham. Over the last two seasons, Leedham compiled 1,557 points and 440 rebounds and was selected the 2008 State Farm/WBCA Division II Player of the Year as only a sophomore. Swasey joined the Raven program prior to the 2002-03 season and in only his fourth year Swasey mentored Franklin Pierce to the 2006 Eastern College Athletic Conference (ECAC) Division II Championship – the school’s first post-season championship since the 1991-92 season. In addition to success on the court, Swasey’s teams at Franklin Pierce excelled in the classroom. Five players earned NE-10 All-Academic honors since the laurel first was awarded in 2004-05. During the 2007-08 campaign, the Ravens compiled a team grade-point average of 3.399 to rank among the top 25 in the nation. Before coming to Franklin Pierce, Swasey coached at Norwich for three years and guided the Lady Cadets to a 56-26 record (.683) and three appearances in the Great Northeast Athletic Conference (GNAC) Championship game. A native of New Hampshire, Swasey boasts NAIA coaching experience as well. He served as an assistant men’s basketball coach at Black Hills State University (S.D.) during 1998-99 season when the Jackets lost in the NAIA II Elite Eight to the eventual national champions. He initially started coaching at Keene State College (N.H.) in 1992 and earned his master’s degree in education while serving as an assistant coach for the Owls in their final years as a Division II program. Swasey, who holds a bachelor’s degree from Lyndon State College (Vt.), and his wife Jennifer have two daughters, Addison Elizabeth and Avery Marie.

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A former four-year starter at Penn State University, Jess Strom enters her fourth sea-son as an assistant coach with the California University of Pennsylvania women’s basketball program. While playing for the Lady Lions, Strom helped Penn State compile a 93-38 overall record (.710) with a 52-12 mark (.813) in Big Ten play. From 2002-05, the Lady Lions won a pair of Big Ten regular-season titles. Strom ranks third in Penn State history with 191 career three-pointers and 310 steals. She also finished her career among the all-time leaders in assists (776)

and points (1,466). During her collegiate career, Strom was one of the best free-throw shooters in Penn State history. She set single-game school records for most free-throws made, consecutive free-throws made and free-throw percentage after going a perfect 15-for-15 in 2005 against Minnesota. She holds the fifth (.877, 71-of-81) and sixth (.872, 129-of-148) best single-season free-throw percentages in Lady Lion history. A three-time All-Big Ten selection, Strom finished her PSU career as one of only four players to register 1,000 points and 750 assists in a career. She was a two-time winner of the Tom Caldwell Award, which was given in recognition of the “Unsung Hero” on the Lady Lion team. Strom has coached at Penn State’s basketball camps and hosted private individual instruction opportunities since 2002. She also coached the 2005 Pittsburgh Rockers, an AAU team that participated in several national tournaments, and has been active in Special Olympics and Easter Seals programs.

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Jess StromAssistant [email protected]

After a Hall of Fame career in a Vulcan uni-form, Annie Malkowiak enters her second season as an assistant coach with the California University of Pennsylvania women’s basketball program. Malkowiak was a three-year starter for the Vulcans (1989-93) and helped Cal U compile a 74-33 overall record (.692) during her career with two Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC) Tournament appearances. She finished her career with 1,009 points and was the Vulcans’ MVP and leading scorer in 1991. A

co-captain her senior season, she ranks first in program history with a career 37.8 percentage from beyond the arc. A native of Ellwood City, Pa., she holds both a bachelor’s degree in elementary education and a master’s degree in special education from Cal U. While completing her graduate work, she served as the top assistant coach with the local California High School girls’ basketball team. She also has served as the head coach at Uniontown High School in Uniontown, Pa. Malkowiak was a standout player during her years at Ellwood City High School, finishing with a then-WPIAL record 2,368 career points. She averaged 32.2 points per game as a senior and became the first player in Beaver County to score 2,000 points. She has remained a constant in Vulcan athletics over the years, working in Athletic Fundraising and serving as the public address announcer/Mistress of Ceremonies at various events.

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A former four-year player at Ashland University, Alethea Lamberson enters her first season with the California University of Pennsylvania women’s basketball program as a graduate assistant. Lamberson finished her Eagle career as one of the top point guards in school history, finishing with 419 career assists. As a senior last season, she ranked No. 13 in the nation with a 2.11 assist-to-turnover ratio. Lamberson helped lead the Eagles to an appearance in the Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (GLIAC) Tournament after winning seven of their final nine games during the regular season. In 2007-08, she scored a career-high 8.4 points per game and collected 111 assists. She finished second in the conference and No. 16 in the country with a 2.06 assist-to-turnover ratio. Ashland posted a 19-11 overall record and advanced to the GLIAC Championship after defeating Gannon and Ferris State in the conference tournament. In high school, she was a three-sport standout at London (Ohio) High School, playing basketball, track & field and soccer. On the hardwood, she was a two-time, first-team all-league selection and was a three-time all-county player. During her senior season, Lamber-son led the conference in points, assists and steals en route to being an honorable mention All-Ohio selection. For her career, she eclipsed the 1,000-point plateau. Lamberson received her undergraduate degree from Ashland in Sport Management in 2009 and is currently pursuing her master’s degree in business administration from Cal U.

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SENIOR PROFILES5-7 • Guard

Johnstown, Pa.Johnstown

YEAR GP-GS MIN-AVG FG-FGA PCT 3FG-3A PCT FT-FTA PCT REB AVG PF-FO A TO BLK STL PTS-AVG07-08 34-30 1165-34.3 141-348 .405 26-109 .239 36-55 .655 156 4.6 95-1 176 152 12 122 344-10.108-09 32-31 1016-31.8 93-220 .423 32-96 .333 25-36 .694 83 2.6 69-2 152 97 4 123 243-7.6Totals 66-61 2181-33.0 234-568 .412 58-205 .283 61-91 .670 239 3.6 164-3 328 249 16 245 587-8.9

JUNIOR SEASON (2008-09)Appeared in 32 games (31 starts) ... Averaged 7.6 points, 2.6 rebounds, 4.8 assists and 3.8 steals per game ... Enters senior season ranked fourth in school history with 245 career steals ... Led the PSAC and ranked fifth in the nation in steals per game ... Also ranked second in the league in assists and third in assist-to-turnover ratio (1.6) ... Named to the NCAA Atlantic Region All-Tournament Team after averaging 8.0 points, 4.3 rebounds, 4.7 assists and 2.7 steals per game ... Posted 10 double-figure scoring games ... Registered triple-double in season-opener against Salem International (11-15) with 11 points, 11 assists and 10 steals ... Also collected 10 assists versus Edinboro (1-24) ... Scored a season-high 17 points against Seton Hill (11-25) behind five three-pointers ... Finished with 12 points against Indiana (Pa.) (3-7) in the championship game of the PSAC Tournament ...Scored 13 points with five rebounds, five assists and three steals in NCAA Tournament against Charleston (W.Va.) (3-14) ... Member of Cal U AD Honor Roll (Fall 2008)

SOPHOMORE SEASON (2007-08)All-PSAC West Second Team selection ... Played in all 34 games with 30 starts, averaging a team-best 34.3 minutes a contest ... Ranked third on the team in scoring at 10.1 points per game, while also posting 4.6 rebounds, 5.2 assists and 3.6 steals per game ... Finished second in the PSAC and eighth in the nation in steals per contest ... Ranked among league leaders in assists, assist-to-turnover ratio and minutes played ... Scored in double figures 10 times, including a season-high 20 points against Cheyney (12-1) ... Posted double-double against Wheeling Jesuit (11-20) with 12 points and 10 assists ... Registered double-double at West Chester (12-19) with 10 points and 10 rebounds ... Set season high with nine steals at Mansfield (1-5) ... Finished with 16 points, eight assists and six steals against Kutztown (1-13) ... Collected a season-high 12 assists versus Slippery Rock (2-27) ... Finished with 14 points, seven rebounds and six assists in the championship game of the PSAC Tournament against Indiana (Pa.) ... Scored 14 points with four rebounds against Delta State (3-26) in the Elite Eight

PRIOR TO CAL UUniversity of Pittsburgh-Johnstown: Transferred after playing with the Mountain Cats ... Appeared in 26 games with 25 starts in 2005-06 season ... Averaged 13.2 points, 4.5 rebounds, 3.3 assists and 3.0 steals per game ... Led the team in steals

PERSONALBorn on Aug. 28, 1986 ... Daughter of Ronald Andrews ... Majoring in Sport Management

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JUNIOR SEASON (2008-09)WBCA All-American ... Preseason Women’s Division II Bulletin Super 16 Honorable Mention ... All-PSAC West First-Team ... NCAA Atlantic Regional Tournament MVP ... Became just the third player in Cal U history to earn PSAC West Player of the Year ... Five-time PSAC West Athlete of the Week ... Received WBCA Player of the Month Honorable Mention in January and February ... Ranks fifth in school history with 1,526 career points entering senior season ... Is third in program history with 298 career steals and eighth with 754 career rebounds ... Became the first player in school history to score 700 points in a season ... Started all 34 games ... Averaged a league-best 21.9 points and second in the conference with 10.4 rebounds per game ... Among national leaders in scoring (No. 9), rebounding (No. 23) and steals (No. 10; 3.6 steals per game) ... Registered 23 double-doubles, including 12-straight in January ... Posted 23 games with 20-plus points and six 30-point games ... Named Masontown Tip-Off Tournament MVP after averaging 27.5 points and 9.5 rebounds per game in the tournament ... Registered triple-double at District of Columbia (11-19) with 11 points, 13 rebounds and 10 steals ... Scored a season-high 33 points with 12 rebounds at Slippery Rock (2-4) ... Member of Cal U AD Honor Roll (Fall 2008, Spring 2009)

SOPHOMORE SEASON (2007-08)All-PSAC West First Team ... Appeared in all 34 games ... Averaged 18.0 points, 7.9 rebounds, 3.8 steals and 3.4 assists per game ... Led the team and ranked fourth in the PSAC in both scoring and rebounding ... Ranked second in Division II with 3.8 steals per game ... Had 13 20-point games ... Scored a career-best 35 points versus Shippensburg (2-20) ... Scored 33 points with nine rebounds, seven steals and five assists at Bloomsburg (1-6) ... Posted eight double-doubles ... Recorded a double-double with 23 points and 13 points versus Shepherd (3-17) ... Finished with 23 points and seven rebounds against Delta State in Elite Eight

FRESHMAN SEASON (2006-07)Played in 30 games with 16 starts, averaging 20.9 minutes per game ... Averaged 5.7 points, 4.4 rebounds, 1.8 assists and 1.6 steals per contest ... Posted seven games in double figures ... Had season high of 15 points at Edinboro (1-31)

PRIOR TO CAL UPerry Traditional Academy: Earned first-team all-city league honors ... Named City League Player of the Year ... Received Fab 5 honors

PERSONALBorn on Jan. 14, 1989 ... Daughter of Bruce Williams and Tracie Morgan ... Majoring in Business Management

5-8 • GuardPittsburgh, Pa.

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YEAR GP-GS MIN-AVG FG-FGA PCT 3FG-3A PCT FT-FTA PCT REB AVG PF-FO A TO BLK STL PTS-AVG06-07 30-16 627-20.9 67-175 .383 1-5 .200 36-72 .500 132 4.4 86-6 53 107 8 47 171-5.707-08 34-31 1045-30.7 252-472 .534 0-4 .000 107-169 .633 268 7.9 112-2 117 147 10 130 611-18.008-09 34-34 1135-33.4 303-597 .508 2-12 .167 136-202 .673 354 10.4 100-5 109 163 13 121 744-21.9Totals 98-81 2807-28.6 622-1244 .500 3-21 .143 279-443 .630 754 7.7 298-13 279 417 31 298 1526-15.6

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YEAR GP-GS MIN-AVG FG-FGA PCT 3FG-3A PCT FT-FTA PCT REB AVG PF-FO A TO BLK STL PTS-AVG06-07* 1-0 9-9.0 1-6 .167 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 2 2.0 2-0 2 1 0 0 2-2.007-08 33-30 948-28.7 204-392 .520 0-3 .000 93-136 .684 250 7.6 117-7 48 97 27 57 501-15.208-09 34-34 1035-30.4 220-423 .520 3-9 .333 100-147 .680 301 8.9 104-4 80 101 34 61 543-16.0Totals 68-64 1992-29.3 425-821 .518 3-12 .250 193-283 .682 553 8.1 223-11 130 199 61 118 1046-15.4

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#42 Kayla SMITHForward • Jr. • 5-11Elkins, W.Va./Elkins

Major: Sport ManagementBorn: Aug. 6, 1988 Daughter of: Robert & Vicki Smith

YEAR GP-GS MIN-AVG FG-FGA PCT 3FG-3A PCT FT-FTA PCT REB AVG PF-FO A TO BLK STL PTS-AVG08-09 19-1 183-9.6 10-24 .417 1-4 .250 6-8 .750 22 1.2 23-1 28 27 1 8 27-1.4

#1 Danielle LUCKETTGuard • So. • 5-5Chicago, Ill./James Hubert Blake

Major: BusinessBorn: Sept. 18, 1990 Daughter of: David & Pamela Luckett

2008-09 Honors• WBCA All-America Honorable Mention

• NCAA Atlantic Region All-Tournament Team• All-PSAC West First Team

2007-08 Honors• PSAC West Rookie of the Year

• All-PSAC West First Team

SOPHOMORE SEASON (2008-09)WBCA All-America Honorable Mention ... All-PSAC West First-Team ... Ranks 20th in school history with 1,034 career points ... Finished second on the team and seventh in the PSAC in scoring with 16.0 points per game ... Also among league leaders with 8.9 rebounds and 1.0 block per game ... Led the team and fifth in the PSAC with a .520 field-goal percentage (220-of-423) ... One of only three players on the team to start all 34 games ... Posted 11 double-doubles, including three in the PSAC Tournament and two in the NCAA Atlantic Regional Tournament ... Averaged 12.3 points and 11.0 points per game in the PSAC Tournament ... Posted 12.8 points and 10.8 rebounds in four NCAA Tournament games ... Finished with 24 points and a season-high 17 rebounds at Pitt-Johnstown (12-2) ... Posted 27 points on 10-of-13 shooting with nine rebounds and four steals at West Chester (1-3) ... Scored a career-best 31 points in a second-half comeback win at Lock Haven (1-17) after making 14-of-19 attempts from the floor ... Finished with 16 points and 13 rebounds against Millersville (3-6) in the semifinals of the PSAC Tournament, playing all 40 minutes ... Registered a 17-point, 15-rebound performance against District of Columbia (3-13) in the first round of the NCAA Tournament ... PSAC Scholar-Athlete ... Member of Cal U AD Honor Roll (Fall 2008, Spring 2009)

FRESHMAN SEASON (2007-08)Became just the third player in Cal U history to be named PSAC West Rookie of the Year ... All-PSAC West First Team, only freshman in the league to earn first-team status ... Ranked second on the team in both scoring and rebounding ... Finished with eight double-doubles, including three in the NCAA Tournament ... Registered a 20-point, 20-rebound performance against Edinboro (3-1) ... The 20 rebounds is a career-high, ranking tied for the seventh-best single-game mark in school history ... Scored 23 points against Anderson (3-15) in the NCAA Tournament ... PSAC Scholar-Athlete


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#23 Amy JOHNSGuard/Forward • So. (R) • 5-10McKeesport, Pa./McKeesport

Major: PsychologyBorn: July 12, 1988 Daughter of: Wayne and Penny Graves

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#12 Kiara BROWNGuard • Fr. (R) • 5-7Ambridge, Pa./Ambridge

Major: Athletic TrainingBorn: July 2, 1990 Daughter of: David and Makiah Brown Lawrence

YEAR GP-GS MIN-AVG FG-FGA PCT 3FG-3A PCT FT-FTA PCT REB AVG PF-FO A TO BLK STL PTS-AVG08-09 7-0 32-4.6 3-8 .375 0-0 .000 3-6 .500 9 1.3 4-0 1 3 0 1 9-1.3

#15 Alyse WASHINGTONGuard • So. • 5-6Ellwood City, Pa./Lincoln

Major: BiologyBorn: Jan. 5, 1990 Daughter of: Anthony & Alice Washington

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#55 Tatianna HALLForward • Jr. • 5-11Cleveland, Ohio

Major: CommunicationBorn: Oct. 13, 1988 Daughter of: Derrick Hall, Sr. & Joy Heathfield

#10 Tara CATONEGuard • Fr. • 5-3Irwin, Pa.

Major: Sport ManagementBorn: June 12, 1991 Daughter of: Joseph & Aileen Catone

#13 Megan KERMONDGuard • Fr. • 5-9Adelaide, Australia

Major: BiologyBorn: Oct. 6, 1990 Daughter of: Glenn & Tracey Kermond

#3 Stephanie MICHAELGuard • Fr. • 5-6Morgantown, W.Va.

Major: BiologyBorn: May 2, 1991 Daughter of: Randy & Florence Michael

#25 Audrey GATTONIGuard • Fr. • 5-9Bulle, Switzerland

Major: Sport ManagementBorn: Oct. 25, 1988 Daughter of: Carlo & Sutanne Gattoni

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#32 Jasmine MURRAYForward • Fr. • 5-10Arlington, Va.

Major: PsychologyBorn: Jan. 15, 1991 Daughter of: Franklin & LaRonda Murray


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#14 Taryn RUSSGuard • So. • 5-7Winchester, Va.

Major: Sport ManagementBorn: Oct. 27, 1988 Daughter of: Kevin & Billie Russ

#24 Mona ROWEGuard • Fr. • 5-8Morgantown, W.Va.

Major: Sport ManagementBorn: June 28, 1991 Daughter of: Lester & Lisa Rowe

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Date Opponent Location Result/ScoreSun., Nov. 2 @ Appalachian State (exhibition) Boone, N.C. W 72-58Sun., Nov. 9 @ Penn State (exhibition) State College, Pa. W 79-73 Sat., Nov. 15 Salem International^ California, Pa. W 117-36Sun., Nov. 16 West Virginia Wesleyan^ California, Pa. W 71-50Wed., Nov. 19 @ District of Columbia Washington, D.C. L 64-74 Sat., Nov. 22 @ Saginaw Valley (Mich.) University Center, Mich. W 82-66 Tues., Nov. 25 Seton Hill California, Pa. W 81-43Tues., Dec. 2 @ Pitt-Johnstown Johnstown, Pa. W 94-67 Thurs., Dec. 18 vs. Mars Hill (N.C.)! Nassau, Bahamas W 59-57 Fri., Dec. 19 vs. Fayetteville State! Nassau, Bahamas L 61-63Sat., Jan. 3 @ West Chester West Chester, Pa. W 80-59 Sun. Jan. 4 @ Millersville Millersville, Pa. W 76-60 Wed., Jan. 7 Lake Erie California, Pa. W 100-33 Sat., Jan. 10 Cheyney California, Pa. W 100-58 Sun., Jan. 11 Shippensburg California, Pa. W 75-49 Wed., Jan. 14 Gannon* California, Pa. W 68-56Sat., Jan. 17 @ Lock Haven* Lock Haven, Pa. W 76-61Wed., Jan. 21 @ Clarion* Clarion, Pa. W 102-72 Sat., Jan. 24 Edinboro* California, Pa. W 75-46Wed., Jan. 28 Indiana (Pa.)* California, Pa. W 66-43Sat., Jan. 31 @ Mercyhurst* Erie, Pa. W 91-64 Wed., Feb. 4 @ Slippery Rock* Slippery Rock, Pa. W 88-71 Sat., Feb. 7 @ Gannon* Erie, Pa. L 74-78 Wed., Feb. 11 Clarion* California, Pa. W 93-52 Sat., Feb. 14 Lock Haven* California, Pa. W 85-34 Wed., Feb. 18 @ Indiana (Pa.)* Indiana, Pa. W 45-44 Sat., Feb. 21 @ Edinboro* Edinboro, Pa. W 74-60Wed., Feb. 25 Slippery Rock* California, Pa. W 76-55 Sat., Feb. 28 Mercyhurst* California, Pa. W 84-52Tues., March 3 Clarion% California, Pa. W 60-57Fri., March 6 vs. Millersville% West Chester, Pa. W 67-57Sat., March 7 vs. Indiana (Pa.)% West Chester, Pa. L 51-60 (OT)Fri. March 13 District of Columbia (First Round)# California, Pa. W 73-55Sat., March 14 Charleston (W.Va.) (Second Round)# California, Pa. W 87-48Mon., March 16 Gannon (Sweet 16)# California, Pa. W 64-40Tues., March 24 vs. Franklin Pierce$ (Elite Eight)# San Antonio, Texas L 73-88

Home games in bold; Neutral games in italic; * = PSAC West; ^ = Masontown Trophy Tip-off Classic;! = Bahamas Sunshine Shootout; % = PSAC Tournament; # = NCAA Tournament

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2008-09 Overall Season Statistics

Record - 29-5, Home 17-0, Away 10-2, Neutral 2-3

No. Player GP-GS MIN-AVG FG-FGA PCT 3FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT OFF DEF TOT-AVG PF-FO A TO BLK STL PTS-AVG

10 Lindsay Johnson 34-34 1017-29.9 159-351 .453 57-152 .375 65-95 .684 84 100 184-5.4 117-7 69 89 11 44 440-12.9

11 Brooque Williams 34-34 1135-33.4 303-597 .508 2-12 .167 136-202 .673 128 226 354-10.4 100-5 109 163 13 121 744-22.9

12 Danielle Luckett 19-1 183-9.6 10-24 .417 1-4 .250 6-8 .750 6 16 22-1.2 23-1 28 27 1 8 27-1.4

13 Ashley Washington 2-0 7-3.5 1-2 .500 0-0 .000 0-1 .000 1 1 2-1.0 4-0 3 0 0 1 2-1.0

14 Kristin Kalsek 5-0 40-8.0 5-15 .333 3-8 .375 0-2 .000 2 4 6-1.2 4-0 0 2 0 1 13-2.6

15 Alyse Washington 7-0 32-4.6 3-8 .375 0-0 .000 3-6 .500 6 3 9-1.3 4-0 1 3 0 1 9-1.3

20 Crystal Andrews 32-31 1016-31.8 93-220 .423 32-96 .333 25-36 .694 10 73 83-2.6 69-2 152 97 4 123 243-7.6

23 Rachael Riley 19-0 165-8.7 18-41 .439 10-26 .385 0-2 .000 7 15 22-1.2 18-0 9 9 0 7 46-2.4

24 Amber Dubyak 34-29 999-29.4 92-228 .404 38-93 .409 33-54 .611 61 104 165-4.9 92-4 86 55 7 76 255-7.5

25 Shaquetta Mance 34-6 731-21.5 98-243 .403 2-5 .400 30-48 .625 36 52 88-2.6 37-0 69 60 2 39 228-6.7

32 Mindy Sharp 26-1 194-7.5 11-20 .550 0-0 .000 3-4 .750 16 32 48-1.8 18-0 5 9 3 4 25-1.0

35 Jackie Sauer 19-0 77-4.1 3-17 .176 1-5 .200 4-5 .800 4 5 9-0.5 4-0 2 3 0 4 11-0.6

40 Angelina Jacobs 6-0 44-7.3 5-13 .385 0-0 .000 0-2 .000 1 5 6-1.0 6-0 2 3 1 1 10-1.7

42 Kayla Smith 34-34 1035-30.4 220-423 .520 3-9 .333 100-147 .680 139 162 301-8.9 104-4 80 101 34 61 543-16.0

45 Kara Waltenbaugh 22-0 149-6.8 12-39 .308 5-16 .313 7-17 .412 15 13 28-1.3 22-0 3 10 1 6 36-1.6

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California (Pa.) 34 6824 1033-2241 .461 154-426 .362 412-629 .655 589 878 1467-43.1 622-23 618 668 77 497 2632-77.4

Opponents 34 6827 681-1823 .374 151-502 .301 395-595 .664 353 716 1069-31.4 551 390 860 84 239 1908-56.1

Score by Periods 1st 2nd OT Total

California (Pa.) 1299 1331 2 2632

Opponents 852 1045 11 1908

2008-09 PSAC Statistics

Record - 13-1, Home 7-0, Away 6-1, Neutral 0-0

No. Player GP-GS MIN-AVG FG-FGA PCT 3FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT OFF DEF TOT-AVG PF-FO A TO BLK STL PTS-AVG

10 Lindsay Johnson 14-14 440-31.4 54-135 .400 20-62 .323 33-48 .688 33 52 85-6.1 45-1 27 40 6 23 161-11.5

11 Brooque Williams 14-14 477-34.1 143-264 .542 0-2 .000 54-79 .684 54 95 149-10.6 41-1 47 59 6 39 340-24.3

12 Danielle Luckett 8-1 104-13.0 6-11 .545 1-2 .500 2-4 .500 3 6 9-1.1 12-0 12 13 0 5 15-1.9

15 Alyse Washington 2-0 5-2.5 1-2 .500 0-0 .000 2-3 .667 0 1 1-0.5 0-0 0 0 0 0 4-2.0

20 Crystal Andrews 14-13 445-31.8 40-97 .412 13-40 .325 11-15 .733 4 29 33-2.4 28-0 78 39 1 52 104-7.4

23 Rachael Riley 5-0 23-4.6 0-4 .000 0-3 .000 0-0 .000 0 1 1-0.2 2-0 0 1 0 0 0-0.0

24 Amber Dubyak 14-13 405-28.9 33-91 .363 17-42 .405 10-16 .625 21 48 69-4.9 37-1 40 13 2 30 93-6.6

25 Shaquetta Mance 14-1 300-21.4 53-107 .495 2-2 1.000 10-13 .769 10 15 25-1.8 16-0 27 26 1 17 118-8.4

32 Mindy Sharp 10-0 67-6.7 3-7 .429 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 4 12 16-1.6 4-0 3 2 0 3 6-0.6

35 Jackie Sauer 9-0 41-4.6 1-9 .111 1-3 .333 2-3 .667 2 2 4-0.4 1-0 1 1 0 3 5-0.6

42 Kayla Smith 14-14 449-32.1 99-185 .535 1-6 .167 45-62 .726 61 59 120-8.6 46-1 30 47 18 29 244-17.4

45 Kara Waltenbaugh 9-0 45-5.0 2-10 .200 1-3 .333 2-2 1.000 5 5 10-1.1 5-0 1 6 0 2 7-0.8

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California (Pa.) 14 2800 435-922 .472 56-165 .339 171-245 .698 227 360 587-41.9 237-4 266 261 34 203 1097-78.4

Opponents 14 2800 287-743 .386 70-214 .327 144-197 .731 125 288 413-29.5 222 185 365 35 105 788-56.3

Score by Periods 1st 2nd Total

California (Pa.) 532 565 1097

Opponents 357 431 788

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40 - Lindsay Johnson vs Cheyney (1/10/09)33 - Brooque Williams at Slippery Rock (2/4/09)32 - Brooque Williams vs Edinboro (1/24/09)31 - Kayla Smith at Lock Haven (1/17/09)31 - Brooque Williams vs W.Va. Wesleyan (11/16/08)

Field Goals Made

15 - Brooque Williams at Slippery Rock (2/4/09)14 - Kayla Smith at Lock Haven (1/17/09)14 - Lindsay Johnson vs Cheyney (1/10/09)

Field Goals Attempts

27 - Brooque Williams vs Gannon (3/16/09)27 - Brooque Williams vs Edinboro (1/24/09)

Field Goal Pct. (Min. 5 made)

1.000 (5-5) - Shaquetta Mance vs Indiana (Pa.) (1/28/08).833 (5-6) - Amber Dubyak vs Seton Hill (11/25/08)

3 PT Field Goals Made

6 - Lindsay Johnson vs Cheyney (1/10/09)6 - Lindsay Johnson at District of Columbia (11/19/08)

3 PT Field Goal Attempts

11 - Lindsay Johnson vs Fayetteville State (12/19/08)9 - Lindsay Johnson at Gannon (2/7/09)9 - Lindsay Johnson at District of Columbia (11/19/08)

3 PT Field Goal Pct. (Min. 2 made)

1.000 (3-3) - Lindsay Johnson vs Gannon (3/16/09)1.000 (3-3) - Kara Waltenbaugh vs Salem Int’l (11/15/08)1.000 (2-2) - Amber Dubyak vs Charleston (W.Va.) (3/14/09)1.000 (2-2) - Amber Dubyak vs Clarion (2/11/09)

Free Throws Made

11 - Brooque Williams at Millersville (1/4/09)10 - Brooque Williams at Lock Haven (1/17/09)

Free Throws Attempts

12 - Brooque Williams at Lock Haven (1/17/09)12 - Brooque Williams vs Shippensburg (1/11/09)12 - Brooque Williams at Millersville (1/4/09)12 - Brooque Williams vs Mars Hill (12/18/08)

Free Throw Pct. (Min. 5 made)

1.000 (7-7) - Brooque Williams vs District of Columbia (3/13/09)1.000 (7-7) - Kayla Smith at West Chester (1/3/09)1.000 (6-6) - Kayla Smith vs Cheyney (1/10/09)1.000 (6-6) - Brooque Williams at West Chester (1/3/09)1.000 (5-5) - Kayla Smith vs Mercyhurst (2/28/09)1.000 (5-5) - Crystal Andrews at Lock Haven (1/17/09)

Rebounds18 - Brooque Williams at Clarion (1/21/09)17 - Kayla Smith at Pitt-Johnstown (12/2/08)

Assists

11 - Crystal Andrews vs Salem Int’l (11/15/08)10 - Crystal Andrews vs Edinboro (1/24/09)

Steals

10 - Brooque Williams at District of Columbia (11/19/08)10 - Crystal Andrews vs Salem Int’l (11/15/08)

Blocked Shots

3 - Brooque Williams vs. Slippery Rock (2/25/09)3 - Kayla Smith vs Lock Haven (2/14/09)3 - Kayla Smith at Lock Haven (1/17/09)3 - Kayla Smith vs Gannon (1/14/09)3 - Kayla Smith at Pitt-Johnstown (12/2/08)

Individual Superlatives

Points

Highs: 117 - vs Salem Int’l (11/15/08) 102 - at Clarion (1/21/09) 100 - vs Cheyney (1/10/09) 100 - vs Lake Erie (1/7/09) 94 - at Pitt-Johnstown (12/2/08)Lows: 45 - at Indiana (Pa.) (2/18/09) 51 - vs Indiana (Pa.) (3/7/09) 59 - vs Mars Hill (12/18/08) 60 - vs Clarion (3/3/09) 61 - vs Fayetteville State (12/19/08)

Field Goals Made

Highs: 52 - vs Salem Int’l (11/15/08) 43 - vs Lake Erie (1/7/09)Lows: 15 - at Indiana (Pa.) (2/18/09) 19 - vs Indiana (Pa.) (3/7/09)

Field Goals Attempts

Highs: 87 - vs Salem Int’l (11/15/08) 85 - vs Lake Erie (1/7/09)Lows: 50 - at Millersville (1/4/09) 51 - vs Indiana (Pa.) (3/7/09)

Field Goals Percentage

Highs: .598 (52-87) - vs Salem Int’l (11/15/08) .593 (35-59) - vs. Lock Haven (2/14/09)Lows: .273 (15-55) - at Indiana (Pa.) (2/18/09) .276 (21-76) - vs Clarion (3/3/09)

3 PT Field Goals Made

Highs: 10 - vs Cheyney (01/10/09) 10 - vs Seton Hill (11/25/08)Lows: 0 - vs West Virginia Wesleyan (11/16/08)

3 PT Field Goal Attempts

Highs: 21 - at Gannon (2/7/9) 21 - at Lock Haven (1/17/09)Lows: 5 - vs Edinboro (1/24/09) 5 - at Edinboro (2/21/09)

3 PT Field Goal Percentage

Highs: .600 (3-5) - at Edinboro (2/2/09) .571 (4-7) - vs Lock Haven (2/14/09)Lows: .000 (0-8) - vs W.Va. Wesleyan (11/16/08) .125 (1-8) - two times

Free Throws Made

Highs: 22 - at Lock Haven (1/17/09) 21 - at Mercyhurst (1/31/09) 21 - at West Chester (1/3/09)Lows: 5 - vs Seton Hill (11/25/08)

Free Throws Attempts

Highs: 30 - vs Cheyney (1/10/09) 28 - vs Shippensburg (1/11/09) 28 - vs Mars Hill (12/18/08)Lows: 9 - vs Indiana (Pa.) (3/7/09) 10 - vs Slippery Rock (2/25/09)

Free Throw Percentage

Highs: .846 (22-26) - at Lock Haven (1/17/09) .840 (21-25) - at Mercyhurst (1/31/09) .840 (21-25) - at West Chester (1/3/09)Lows: .357 (5-14) - vs Seton Hill (11/25/08) .357 (10-28) - vs Mars Hill (12/18/08)

Rebounds

Highs: 59 - vs Lake Erie (1/7/09) 57 - vs Charleston (W.Va.) (3/14/09)Lows: 22 - at District of Columbia (11/19/08) 25 - vs Franklin Pierce (3/24/09)

Assists

Highs: 36 - vs Salem Int’l (11/15/08) 28 - at Clarion (1/21/09)Lows: 9 - vs Mars Hill (12/18/08) 9 - vs Indiana (Pa.) (3/7/09)

Steals

Highs: 27 - vs Salem Int’l (11/15/08) 25 - at Mercyhurst (1/31/09)Lows: 8 - vs Fayetteville State (12/19/08) 8 - at Indiana (Pa.) (2/18/09)

Blocked Shots

Highs: 6 - vs Lake Erie (1/7/09) 5 - at Pitt-Johnstown (12/2/08)Lows: 0 - three times

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Points1. Sara McKinney (02-05) .................................................2,117 2. Lara Thornton (90-94) ...................................................1,892 3. Sameera Philyaw (01-04) .............................................1,640 4. Sandy Stodolsky (86-90) ...............................................1,618 5. Brooque Williams (06-present) ....................................1,526 6. Traci Cox (90-94) ...........................................................1,523 7. Megan Storck (03-06) ..................................................1,490 8. Lisa Scott (79-83) ..........................................................1,4769. Denise Hearn (81-85) ...................................................1,34710. Lindsay Johnson (05-09) ..............................................1,26311. Kim Nowakowski (04-07) ..............................................1,254 12. Becky Siembak (03-04) ................................................1,139 13. Tammy McIntire-Mandich (86-90) ..............................1,132 14. Shalonda Byas Washington (96-99) ............................1,114 15. Duania Tyler (81-85) .....................................................1,108 16. Jennifer Lowe (82-86) ..................................................1,100 17. Stephanie Myers (87-91) ..............................................1,06918. Lisa Gottuso (03-06) .....................................................1,068 19. Shujuane Brown (97-01) ...............................................1,061 20. Kayla Smith (06-present)..............................................1,04621. Dodi Chapman (92-96) ...............................................1,021 22. Annie Malkowiak (89-93) .............................................1,009 23. Kelli Torboli (95-98) ........................................................1,003

Field Goals 1. Sara McKinney (02-05) ...................................................882 2. Lara Thornton (90-94) .....................................................736 3. Sameera Philyaw (00-04) ...............................................687 4. Traci Cox (90-94) .............................................................671 5. Lisa Scott (80-83) .............................................................6296. Brooque Williams (06-present) .......................................622

Field-Goal Percentage1. Corinne Vanderwal (91-93) .......................................67.7% 2. Becky Siembak (03-04) ..............................................60.3% 3. Sameera Philyaw (00-04) ...........................................57.5% 4. Lisa Zitalone (80-82) ....................................................57.4% 5. Traci Cox (90-94) .........................................................56.7%

Free-Throws Made 1. Tammy McIntire (86-90) .................................................355 2. Duania Tyler (81-85) .......................................................3313. Lisa Gottuso (03-06) ........................................................305 4. Denise Hearn (81-85) .....................................................297

Free-Throw Percentage 1. Lisa Scott (79-83) ........................................................80.5% 2. Pam Vilk (93-95) ..........................................................78.3% 3. Shalonda Byas Washington (96-99) ..........................76.0% 4. Lisa Gottuso (03-06) ....................................................74.9%5. Tammy McIntire-Mandich (86-90) ............................73.9%

Free-Throw Percentage 1. Lisa Scott (79-83) ........................................................80.5% 2. Pam Vilk (93-95) ..........................................................78.3% 3. Shalonda Byas Washington (96-99) ..........................76.0% 4. Lisa Gottuso (03-06) ....................................................74.9%5. Tammy McIntire-Mandich (86-90) ............................73.9%

Three-Point Field Goals Made 1. Lara Thornton (90-94) ......................................................2342. Megan Storck (03-06) .....................................................160 3. Lindsay Johnson (05-09) .................................................156 4t. Sandy Stodolsky (86-90) .................................................147 4t. Nichole Jonker (95-97) ...................................................147

Three-Point Percentage1. Annie Malkowiak (89-93) ...........................................37.8% 2. Erin Dillon (02-05) ........................................................37.5% 3. Lisa Gottuso (03-06) ....................................................36.3%4. Kim Paciorek (93-96) ..................................................35.9% 5. Megan Storck (03-06) .................................................35.3%

Assists 1. Megan Storck (03-06) .....................................................7672. Lori Richelderfer (90-94) .................................................660 3. Tammy Wood (88-92) .....................................................656 4. Sandy Stodolsky (86-90) .................................................470 5. Sara McKinney (02-05) ...................................................423

Steals 1. Megan Storck (03-06) .....................................................3592. Sara McKinney (02-05) ...................................................315 3. Brooque Williams (06-present) .......................................2984. Crystal Andrews (07-present) .........................................2455. Tammy Wood (88-92) .....................................................242

Rebounds 1. Sara McKinney (02-05) ................................................1,204 2. Traci Cox (90-94) .............................................................960 3. Stephanie Myers (88-91) ................................................899 4. Denise Hearn (82-85) .....................................................897 5. Sameera Philyaw (01-04) ...............................................879 6. Lisa Scott (80-83) ...........................................................8687. Kim Nowakowski (04-07) .................................................811 8. Brooque Williams (06-present) .......................................7549. Duania Tyler (82-85) .......................................................731 10. Shujuane Brown (98-01) .................................................672

Blocked Shots 1. Suzie Gyarfus (01-03) .....................................................254 2. Shujuane Brown (98-01) .................................................190 3. Heather Corby (97-99) ...................................................158 4t. Gretchen Hess (85-88) ...................................................147 4t. Valerie Galatic (85-87) ...................................................147

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Free Throws1. Tammy McIntire (1989) ..........................................1652. Pam Vilk (1995) ......................................................1463. Brooque Williams (2009) .........................................1364. Heather Corby (1999) ............................................1315. Duania Tyler (1984) ................................................1306. Tammy McIntire (1990) ..........................................125 Free Throw Percentage1. Anne Malkowiak (1992) ....................................84.9%2. Shalonda Byas (1999) ........................................82.9%3. Lisa Zitalone (1982) .............................................82.2%4. Kim Nowakowski (2005) ......................................82.1%5. Pam Vilk (1995) ...................................................82.0%6. Lisa Scott (1983) ..................................................81.0%

Three-Point Field Goals Made1. Lara Thornton (1994) ..............................................1032t. Lara Thornton (1993) ................................................852t. Nichole Jonker (1996) ..............................................854. Shalonda Byas (1997) ..............................................645. Kim Paciorek (1996) .................................................636. Erin Dillon (2004) .......................................................62

Three-Point Percentage1. Anne Malkowiak (1991) .....................................43.5%2. Erin Dillon (2004) .................................................43.1%3. Amber Dubyak (2009) ........................................40.9%4. Megan Storck (2004) .........................................39.0%5. Megan Storck (2003) .........................................38.5%6t. Anne Malkowiak (1993) .....................................37.5%6t. Lindsay Johnson (2009) ......................................37.5%8. Kim Paciorek (1995) ...........................................36.5%9t. Tammy Wood (1992) ..........................................36.4%9t. Shalonda Byas (1997) ........................................36.4%

Assists1. Megan Storck (2004) .............................................2852. Lori Richelderfer (1994) ..........................................2403. Lori Richelderfer (1993) ..........................................2394. Tammy Wood (1992) ..............................................2205. Tammy Wood (1991) ..............................................1986. Sandy Stodolsky (1987) ..........................................190 Steals1. Megan Storck (2004) .............................................1322. Brooque Williams (2008) .........................................1303. Crystal Andrews (2009) ...........................................1234. Brooque Williams (2009) .........................................1215. Crystal Andrews (2008) ...........................................1226. Megan Storck (2005) ..............................................1017. Sara McKinney (2004) ..............................................918t. Tammy Wood (1991) ................................................848t. Megan Storck (2006) ................................................8410t. Teresa Habat (1996) .................................................8310t. Holly Householder (2001) .........................................83

Rebounds1. Heather Corby (1999) ...........................................3662. Brooque Williams (2009) .........................................3543. Lisa Scott Phenizee (1982) .....................................3504. Becky Siembak (2003) ...........................................3475. Sara McKinney (2002) ............................................3426. Sara McKinney (2005) .............................................3357. Gretchen Hess (1989) ............................................3328. Denise Hearn (1983) ..............................................3159. Kim Nowakowski (2006) ..........................................31310t. Traci Cox (1994) ......................................................30810t. Sara McKinney (2004) ............................................30810t. Kim Nowakowski (2007) .........................................308

Blocked Shots1. Suzie Gyarfus (2003) ................................................132 2. Suzie Gyarfas (2002) ...............................................122 3. Heather Corby (1999) ...............................................934. Valerie Galatic (1987) ...............................................82 5. Shujuane Brown (2001) .............................................696t. Valarie Galatic (1986) ...............................................656t. Heather Corby (1998) ...............................................65

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Career Coaching Records81-82 4-2 18-12 Betsy Mosher82-83 4-6 10-19 Betsy Mosher (28-31)83-84 2-8 6-19 Betsy Mosher (34-50)84-85 2-8 7-18 Betsy Mosher (41-68)85-86 0-10 2-24 Paul Flores 86-87 4-6 10-16 Paul Flores (12-40)87-88 5-7 15-12 Paul Flores (27-52)88-89 8-4 19-8 Paul Flores (46-60)89-90 8-4 18-9 Paul Flores (64-69)90-91 7-5 20-8 Paul Flores (84-77)91-92 6-6 18-8 Paul Flores (102-85)92-93 7-5 18-8 Paul Flores (120-93)93-94 9-3 21-8 Paul Flores (141-101)94-95 4-8 11-15 Paul Flores (152-116)95-96 7-5 19-7 Tom Kendall96-97 8-4 15-12 Tom Kendall (34-19)97-98 3-9 11-15 Tom Kendall (45-34)98-99 7-5 15-12 Tom Kendall (60-46)99-00 4-8 16-10 Tom Kendall (76-56)00-01 9-3 19-10 Darcie Vincent01-02 10-2 25-6 Darcie Vincent (44-15)02-03 12-0 33-2 Darcie Vincent (77-17)03-04 11-1 35-1 Darcie Vincent (112-18)04-05 11-1 26-6 Darcie Vincent (138-24)05-06 12-0 26-5 Darcie Vincent (164-30)06-07 8-4 21-10 Darcie Vincent (185-40)07-08 9-3 27-7 Darcie Vincent (212-47)08-09 13-1 29-5 Heather Kearney

Coaching Leaders by Wins1. Darcie Vincent 8 years (2001-2008) 212-47 81.9%2. Paul Flores 10 years (1986-95) 152-116 56.7%3. Tom Kendall 5 years (1996-00) 76-56 57.6%4. Betsy Mosher 4 years (1982-85) 41-68 37.6%5. Heather Kearney 1 year (2008-09) 29-5 85.3%

Coaching Leaders by Winning Percentage1. Heather Kearney 1 year (2008-09) 29-5 85.3%2. Darcie Vincent 8 years (2001-2008) 212-47 81.9%3. Tom Kendall 5 years (1996-00) 76-56 57.6%4. Paul Flores 10 years (1986-95) 152-116 56.7%5. Betsy Mosher 4 years (1982-85) 41-68 37.6%

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POINTS: Lara Thornton, 46 vs. Clarion, 1994

Lindsay Johnson, 40 vs. Cheyney, 2009

Lisa Scott, 38 vs. West Virginia, 1981

Lara Thornton, 36 vs. Slippery Rock, 1994

Lara Thornton, 35 vs. IUP, 1994

Sandy Stodolsky, 35 vs. C.W. Post

REBOUNDS: Valerie Galatic, 27 vs. Malone, 1986

Gretchen Hess, 26 vs. IUP, 1989

Becky Siembak, 24 vs. Mercyhurst, 2003

Sameera Philyaw, 23 vs. Cheyney, 2004

Stephanie Myers, 22 vs. Kutztown, 1989

ASSISTS: Lori Richelderfer, 21 vs. Millersville, 1994

FIELD GOALS: Lara Thornton, 17 vs. Clarion, 1994

FREE THROWS: Pam Vilk, 18 vs. Millersville, 1995

Tammy McIntire, 17 vs. St. Vincent, 1990

3-PT. GOALS: Lara Thornton, 12 vs. Clarion, 1994

Lara Thornton, 10 vs. Lock Haven, 1994

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POINTS SCORED: 119 vs. Lincoln, 1988

FEWEST POINTS SCORED: 40 vs. Edinboro, 1986

FEWEST POINTS SCORED/HALF: 9 vs. Slippery Rock, 2006

MOST POINTS ALLOWED: 119 vs. Edinboro, 1996

FEWEST POINTS ALLOWED: 10 vs. New Rochelle, 1983

MEMBERS OF CAL U ATHLETIC HALL OF FAME

Name Graduated InductedJenise Lockhart 1985 1995

Tammy McIntire-Mandich 1991 1995

Lisa Scott-Gray 1992 1996

Margaret Wilkinson-Neill 1932 1996

Sandy Stodolsky 1997

Lisa Zitalone-Olsen 1983 1998

Corinne Vanderwal 1993 1999

Annie Malkowiak 1993 2000

Denise Hearn-Haley 1985 2000

Lara Thornton 1994 2000

Lori Richelderfer 1995 2001

Traci Cox 1994 2003

Paul Flores (Coach 1985-95) 2003

Duania Tyler-Darby 1986 2004

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2009First Round: Cal 73, District of Columbia 55 (@ California, Pa.)Second Round: Cal 87, Charleston (W.Va.) 48Regional Championship: Cal 64, Gannon 40 Elite Eight: Franklin Pierce 88, Cal 73 (@ San Antonio, Texas)

2008First Round: Cal 70, Millersville 54 (@ Indiana, Pa.)Second Round: Cal 68, Anderson 55Regional Championship: Cal 86, Shepherd 71 Elite Eight: Delta State 75, Cal 64 (@ Kearney, Neb.)

2007First Round: Anderson 61, Cal 57 (@ Glenville, W.Va.)

2006First Round: Wheeling Jesuit 79, Cal 62 (@ Charleston, W.Va.)

2005First Round: Cal 78, Wheeling Jesuit 68 (@ Anderson, S.C.)Second Round: Charleston (W.Va.) 98, Cal 81 2004First Round: Cal 78, Charleston 57 (@ California, Pa.) Second Round: Cal 92, Barton 58 Regional Championship: Cal 74, Glenville St. 63Elite Eight: Cal 96, South Dakota St. 79 (@ St. Joseph’s, Mo.)Final Four: Cal 89, Merrimack 65National Championship: Cal 75, Drury 72 2003First Round: Cal 73, Millersville 58 (@ California, Pa.) Second Round: Cal 62, West Chester 58 Regional Championship: Cal 76, Glenville St. 67Elite Eight: Cal 76, North Florida 62 (@ St. Joseph’s Mo.)Final Four: Northern Kentucky 45, Cal 43

2002Second Round: Cal 76, West Liberty 49 (@ Glenville, W.Va.)Regional Championship: Glenville St. 78, Cal 58

1994 Mercyhurst 65, Cal 64

2009Quarterfinals: Cal 60, Clarion 57Semifinals: Cal 67, Millersville 57Finals: IUP 60, Cal 51 - OT

2008Quarterfinals: Cal 81, Clarion 68Semifinals: Cal 63, Millersville 53Finals: IUP 67, Cal 63

2007Quarterfinals: Cal 79, Shippensburg 65Semifinals: Cal 59, East Stroudsburg 52Finals: IUP 63, Cal 53

2006Quarterfinals: Cal 52, Slippery Rock 39Semifinals: Cal 87, Millersville 65Finals: Cal 63, Edinboro 59

2005Quarterfinals: Cal 55, Edinboro 35Semifinals: Cal 68, West Chester 55Finals: Millersville 76, Cal 71 2004Quarterfinals: Cal 67, Edinboro 42Semifinals: Cal 80, Millersville 52 Finals: Cal 87, Shippensburg 54 2003Quarterfinals: Cal 82, Shippensburg 50Semifinals: Cal 80, Millersville 52Finals: Cal 58, at West Chester 54

2002Quarterfinals: Cal 64, Clarion 61Semifinals: Cal 65, West Chester 58Finals: Cal 63, Millersville 60

2001Quarterfinals: Cal 77, Slippery Rock 71Semifinals: Cal 81, Bloomsburg 72Finals: Shippensburg 86, Cal 71

1999Quarterfinals: Shippensburg 85, Cal 48

1997Quarterfinals: Bloomsburg 79, Cal 73

1996Quarterfinals: Bloomsburg 76, Cal 70

1994Semifinals: Cal 85, East Stroudsburg 58Finals: Clarion 71, Cal 69

1991Quarterfinals: Lock Haven 93, Cal 74



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CCal Poly Pomona 1-0Cal State-Bakersfield 0-1Carnegie Mellon 1-0Catholic University 1-0Central State 1-1Charleston (W. Va.) 4-3Cheyney 10-0Clarion 34-24Columbia Union 7-0Concordia (Mich.) 1-0C.W. Post 1-0

DDaeman 2-1Dakota Wesleyan 1-0Davis & Elkins 4-2Delta State 0-1District of Columbia 1-1Dowling 1-0Drury 1-0Duquesne 0-5Dyke 1-0

EEast Stroudsburg 11-5Eckerd 2-0Edinboro 30-29

FFairmont State 4-2Fayetteville State (N.C.) 0-1Florida Atlantic 0-1Florida Memorial 1-0Florida Southern 1-2Franklin-Pierce 0-1Freed-Hardeman 1-0Frostburg State 0-6

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HHampton 1-0Henderson State 1-0Hillsdale 0-2Holy Family 1-0Hope International 0-1

IImmaculata 2-0Indiana 32-25Indianapolis 1-1Indiana-Purdue Ft. Wayne 0-1

KKeene State 1-0Kutztown 9-4

LLake Erie 1-0Lees-McRae 1-0LeMoyne 0-1Lincoln 3-0Lock Haven 38-21Loyola 1-0

MMalone 0-3Mansfield 13-0Mars Hill (N.C.) 1-0Mercy 1-1Mercyhurst 12-6Merrimack 1-0Mesa-State (Colo.) 1-1Millersville 20-5Missouri Southern 1-0

NNavy 0-2New Rochelle 0-1New York Tech 1-0North Florida 1-0Northern Kentucky 1-1Northern Michigan 0-1

OOuachita Baptist 1-0Ohio Valley 2-0

PPace 0-1Penn State 0-1Philadelphia Textile 2-1Pikerville 0-1Pittsburgh 0-1Pitt-Bradford 1-0Pitt-Johnstown 5-15Point Park 16-1

QQuinnipiac 1-0

RRhode Island 1-0Robert Morris 0-4Rollins 0-1

SSaint Francis (Pa.) 1-0Saginaw Valley State 1-0Salem International 8-0Salisbury State 1-0Shaw 1-0Seton Hill 7-0Shepherd 3-0Shippensburg 31-17Slippery Rock 36-21South Dakota State 1-0South Carolina-Aiken 0-1Southern Connecticut 0-1Spring Arbor 0-1St. Augustine 0-1St. Bonaventure 0-1St. Francis 0-1St. Leo 3-0St. Michaels 1-0St. Peters 0-1St. Vincent 12-6

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WWashington & Jefferson 1-0Wayne State 2-0West Chester 13-2West Liberty 9-2West Virginia Wesleyan 6-0Western State (Colo.) 1-0Wheeling Jesuit 11-7

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MEDIA INFORMATIONThe 2009-10 Cal U Women’s Basketball Media Guide is a multi-purpose publication for use by the news media, as well as fans and alumni of California University of Pennsylvania. Additional information is avail-able to the media upon request from the Sports Information Office. News releases and photographs will only be made available to mem-bers of the news media.

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Press Row ServicesComplete statistics, along with a running play-by-play will be distribut-ed to members of the working media approximately 15 minutes after the conclusion of the game.

Vulcans on the WebCal U continues its partnership with B2Networks during the 2009-10 campaign. Fans across the globe can again watch all the Vulcan action on-line through calvulcans.com. Simply click the B2 Networks banner on the right side of the website and select the single game, season or all-access pass. Packages start at less than $10.

California University Television (CUTV) is the University's cable tele-vision station, which is owned and oper-ated by the Student Association, Incorpo-rated. CUTV is seen in nearly 100,000 homes, 24 hours a day on the Charter Communications, Armstrong and AT&T cable systems. The mission of CUTV is to produce and provide programming of regional community interest, while providing valuable "hands-on" educational experience for interested students. This applied learning supports the mission and goals of California University, as well as the priorities and imperatives of the State System of Higher Education. Students can develop skills in television technology through experience in a vari-ety of technical areas including camera work, editing, direction and other production roles, as well as on-air talent positions. California University Television produces a variety of informa-tional, educational, and entertainment programs. For example: CUTV Newsletter - live news show, a variety of local government meetings including the Washington County Commissioners, a sci-ence show called Elements, an aerobics show - No Sweat, and many more. CUTV is heavily involved with the university and area high school sports coverage. Over the past several years, CUTV hasproduced all of California University’s football and basketball contests, as well as various volleyball, soccer, baseball and softball events. CUTV also produces a weekly coach’s show for the sport in season. CUTV also produces a High School Football Game of the Week, with several of these contests carried live to a statewide audience via PCN. To its credit, CUTV has been recognized by many national organizations. The National Association of Collegiate Broadcasters (NACB) awarded CUTV “Best in the Nation” for its news and sports, as well as station of the year, 1997-98. The station has also received multiple TELLY awards for its sports, news and documentary coverage. In addition, CUTV has received awards from the Society of Professional Journalists, Commu-nicator, Videography and Axiem organizations. Offices and studios are located in the Natali Student Center. CUTV maintains a fully loaded production truck capable of producing multi-camera field events. The program employs a staff of three professionals and enjoys a student membership of over 40. For more information con-tact J.R. Wheeler, Assistant Dean of Student Services, Room 150 of the Natali Student Center, phone 724-938-4303 or e-mail: [email protected].

All Vulcan PSAC West games are broadcast live on 91.9 FM - Power 92 (Away) and

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The Women’s Basketball team as well as the California University Athletic Program wish to extend their sincerest appreciation to the following corporations for their sponsorship. We ask that you extend your gratitude to the businesses listed below.

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Washington Hospital

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The following individuals and corporations/companies have provided funds that will enable our student-athletes to continue their education and

perform on the "playing fields." The Cal U Athletic Department and the individual recipients express their sincere gratitude and thanks.

DONOR SPORT RECIPIENT

AC Dellovade Football Terrance Moore

Andy Sepsi Athletic Scholarship Football Devin Cox

Andy Sepsi Athletic Scholarship Football Nick Piccirillo

AVI Food Systems Women’s Basketball Danielle Luckett

AVI Food Systems Volleyball Joanna Nist

Barry Niccolai Scholarship Men’s Soccer Mike Kalas

Bear Construction Football Paul Everson

Bill Booker Football Erik Harris

Blue Mountain Equipment Rental Football Carrington Hanna

Brooks Family Foundation Football Josh Portis

Cameron Pucci Scholarship Football Brett Diamond

Centra Bank Men’s Basketball Ryne Niemiec

Charles A. Slick Football Matt Scheuer

Charles Gismondi Baseball Kyle Bowser

Clearview Federal Credit Union Football Darnell Harding

Clearview Federal Credit Union Women’s Basketball Taryn Russ

Coach Joe Howard Football Dan Jordan

CONSOL Energy Football James Lipsey

CONSOL Energy Football Dontey Brown

Custom Printed Graphics Football Cody Wilson

Custom Printed Graphics Women’s Basketball Kiara Brown

Dave Robey, Jr. Football Sam Fikaris

Dave Smith Family Scholarship Women’s Basketball Tatianna Hall

Dick Majernick / Lloyd Gilmore Men’s Basketball Andrew Young

Duck Hollow Golf Course Men’s Golf Paul Babashanian

Duck Hollow Golf Course Women’s Golf Dianne Luke

Elmo Natali Endowment Fund Football Freddie Bacco

Falconi Foundation Football Shawn Patil

Falconi Foundation Football Gabe Hernandez

Falconi Foundation Football Kevin Hagerman

Follett - Campus Bookstore Women’s Basketball Brooque Williams

Follett - Campus Bookstore Men’s Basketball LaRon Bryd

Fran Herron Football Chase DeCarlo

Frank Harney Football Nate Nurse

Gayle Anderson Men’s Basketball Kelsey Williams

Gayle Anderson Men’s Basketball Joseph Berenato

Heeter Direct Football Chedrick Cherry

Holiday Inn Meadowlands Football Anthony Roberts

Independence Excavation Football Nate Sprosty

Irwin Interiors Football Steve Santia

J. Budd Grebb Scholarship

Academics/Athletics Baseball Sam DiMatteo

James Blizman Memorial

Scholarship Fund Baseball Evan King

Jeff Petrucci Scholarship Football Robert Eberlein

Joe & Debra Hardy Baseball Matt Godwin

Joe Sarra Scholarship Football Rontez Miles

John P. & Carole Watkins Women’s Tennis Laurie Navarro

DONOR SPORT RECIPIENT

Joseph Hardy/84 Lumber Football Windell Brown

Joseph Hardy/84 Lumber Football Terrence Johnson

Joseph Hardy/84 Lumber Football Dane Conwell

Joseph Hardy/84 Lumber Football Patrick Swearinger

Mario V. Tiberi Memorial Women’s T&F Ashley DuPont

Mario V. Tiberi Memorial Women’s T&F Jordyn Reagan

Mark C. Lewis Memorial Men’s Basketball Jerial Nixon

Mary LoNigro Memorial Men’s Basketball Chris Moore

Maund Industries Softball Julie Mackenzie

MI Friday Football Chris George

Mike Perry Football Brendan Folmar

National City Women’s Basketball Stephanie Michael

National City Football Chet Welc

Nemacolin Woodlands Football Erik Olson

O.C. Cluss Lumber Student

Athlete Scholarship Men’s Soccer Justin Taucher

O.C. Cluss Lumber Student

Athlete Scholarship Women’s Basketball Kayla Smith

Paul Burd Family Scholarship Football Eric Kush

Physical Therapy Institute Football Brian Justice

Pittsburgh Bottleshop Café Football Ryan Keebler

ProGrass LLC Soccer Felipe Souza

ProGrass LLC Football Thomas Mulabah

ProGrass LLC Football Richard Eberlein

PSECU Women’s Basketball Mona Rowe

Ray Anthony International Football Marcus Cook

rose plastic USA Swimming Melissa Gates

Saludis Family Scholarship Men’s Basketball Chad Tipton

State Farm Football Justin Shaffer

State Farm Softball Kayleigh Braim

SuperMail, Inc. Football Josh Gumbert

TA Nelson Football Brandon Stevens

The Joseph W. Billante Memorial

Scholarship Football Tim Picard

The Orthopedic Group, PC Football Nico Price

Tim Susick Scholarship Football Shawn Johnson

Tselepis Family Scholarship Football Cha’Mar Jones

Tselepis Family Scholarship Football Willie Walker

University Loft Football Terrance Hemsley

University Loft Football Eric Livsey

Walter Mary Sigut Men’s Basketball Rashawd Hatten

Washington Auto Mall Football Brandon Anderson

Washington County Tourism Baseball August Kerr

Washington Federal Savings Women’s Soccer Kayla Fransko

Washington Hospital Football Blake Williamson

Washington Wild Things Football Dillon Voss

Wavecam Football Andy Mudimbi

William Hepner Football Scott Wallace

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2009-10 cal u women's basketball guide

Documents

ncaa appearances

cal u head coaches

yearcareer record

ncaa final

psac championships

athletic support staff

psac west championships

basketball office