SOUTHERN NEW HAMPSHIRE UNIVERSITY

Quick Facts

Location: Manchester, NHFounded: 1932Enrollment: 1,900President: Dr. Paul J. LeBlancAffiliation: NCAA Division IIConference: Northeast-10Colors: Blue and GoldNickname: PenmenHome Pitch: Larkin FieldInstitution Web Site: www.snhu.eduAthletic Web Site: www.snhupenmen.com

Athletic Administration

Athletic Director: Chip PolakSenior Women's Administrator: Terry M. ProutyAssistant AD: Chad MasonAssistant AD/Business Manager: Tricia CoteNCAA Compliance Coordinator: Jaime BrowneOffice Secretary: Kim BlanchetteAthletic Trainer: Vincent ZuccalaEquipment/Operations Manager: James GassmanDepartment Phone: (603) 645-9604Department FAX: (603) 645-9686

Women’s Basketball Staff

Head Coach: Karen PinkosAlma Mater: University ofNew Hampshire, 1988Office Phone: (603) 645-9662Record at SNHU: 46-66 (four years)Overall Record: SameAssistants: Kara Williamson, Sarah Shea,Monica Galamaga2008-09 Overall Record: 18-112008-09 NE-10 Record: 12-10 (T-8th)

Sports Information Department

Director: Greg RoyceOffice: (603) 645-9638FAX: (603) 645-9686Hotline: (603) 629-4678e-mail: g.royce@snhu.edu

ABOUT SNHUSouthern New Hampshire University is a private, coeducationalinstitution known for its solid educational programs and excel-lent connections with employers.

Student Body1,900 undergraduate students from more than 23 states andmore than 35 different countries. 80 percent of undergraduatestudents live on campus.1,800 graduate students, and 2,700 continuing education stu-dents.

Class sizeAverage class size is 20.

CampusSafe, scenic campus within an hour to Boston, mountains, andbeaches. Residential students may keep cars on campus.

AcademicsSouthern New Hampshire University offers programs in business,community economic development, culinary arts, education,hospitality and the liberal arts.

SNHU FacultyMore than 130 full-time faculty bring extensive academic, work,travel and life experience to their classroom teaching. SNHUfaculty are committed to doing more, learning more, and caringmore than they have to.

Career Development CenterGo for the corner office—or go serve humanity. No matterwhere you want to go, SNHU’s career development staff willhelp you get there.

Student LifeStudents choose from a colorful variety of campus activitiesincluding dances, parties, more than 40 student organizationsand fast paced recreational, intramural and intercollegiatesports.

Visit SNHUSNHU's 300-acre main campus sits on the banks of the MerrimackRiver in Manchester, New Hampshire, one of the fastest-growing cities in New England. It's a peaceful place where you'llfeel safe and welcome.

Financial AidAnnually, students received nearly $50 million in financial aidfrom private, state, institutional and federal sources. Ninetypercent of students receive some form of financial aid whichincludes need-based grants, academic and commuter scholar-ships, work-study, and loans.

Southern New Hampshire University programs are accreditedby:•Accreditation Commission for Programs in Hospitality Administration•American Culinary Federation Educational Institute•Association of Collegiate Business Schools and Programs•European Council for Business Education•New England Association of Schools and Colleges•New Hampshire Postsecondary Education Commission•New Hampshire State Department of Education for TeacherCertification•North American Society for Sport Management

2009-10 Roster

No. Name Cl. Pos. Ht. Hometown/High School/Previous School5 Magdala Johnson Jr. G 5-11 Sandown, N.H./Timberlane/University of Maine10 Andrea Lozeau Sr. G 5-4 Pelham, N.H./Central Catholic13 Morgan Munson Fr. G/F 5-11 Rockhampton, Queensland, Australia/ Girls Grammar20 Julia Houghtaling Sr. F 6-0 Franconia, N.H./Profile/New Hampton School21 Deborah LaValley Fr. G 5-6 Rochester, N.H./Spaulding22 Sloane Sorrell Fr. F 6-1 Berwick, Maine/Noble23 Jenny McDade Sr. G 5-10 Derry, N.H./Pinkerton Academy/Univ. of New Hampshire24 Christine Duffy So. G 5-6 South Boston, Mass./Archbishop Williams30 Libby Cullerot Jr. G 6-0 Henniker, N.H./John Stark Regional31 Ashara Carrington Sr. F 5-11 Marblehead, Mass./Marblehead32 Erin Baldwin So. G 5-8 Fairhaven, Mass./Fairhaven33 Megan Smith Jr. F 5-11 Smithfield, Maine/Skowhegan44 Megan Spanarkel So. G/F 5-10 Tinton Falls, N.J./Red Bank Catholic55 Stacey McCullough Sr. F 5-9 Proctor, Vt./Proctor

Head Coach: Karen Pinkos (University of New Hampshire ’88), Fifth YearAssistant Coaches: Kara Williamson, Sarah Shea, Monica GalamagaCaptains: Julia Houghtaling, Jenny McDade

2009-10 Penmen -- Seated (l to r): Christine Duffy, Ashara Carrington, Jenny McDade, Julia Houghtaling, Stacey McCullough, Andrea Lozeau, Deborah LaValleyBack Row (l to r): Karen Pinkos (head coach), Kara Williamson (assistant coach), Megan Spanarkel, Morgan Munson, Megan Smith, Sloane Sorrell, Magdala Johnson,Libby Cullerot, Erin Baldwin, Sarah Shea (assistant coach), Monica Galamaga (assistant coach)

2009-10 ROSTER

THE ADMINISTRATION

SUPPORT STAFF

DR. PAUL J. LE BLANCPresident

Dr. Paul J. LeBlanc became president of Southern New Hampshire University on July 7, 2003. He previously servedas president at Marlboro College (Vt) since 1996. At Marlboro, LeBlanc oversaw a $10-million campus revitalization programthat included a new library wing and dance/music building. He successfully led a recently completed $32- millioncomprehensive campaign and guided the college into graduate and international education.

Prior to joining Marlboro College, LeBlanc was vice president for New Technology at Houghton Mifflin Company. He alsoserved as chair of the Humanities Department at Springfield College from 1993 to 1996. An authority on technology andeducation, he created the first full degree program in e-commerce, the first Master of Arts in Teaching with Internet Technologies,

as well as the Master of Science in Internet Strategy Management, all based at The Graduate Center of Marlboro College.LeBlanc received a Ph.D. from the University of Massachusetts at Amherst in 1990, a master of arts degree from Boston College in 1982 and a bachelor

of arts from Framingham State College in 1980. He is also the author or editor of three books: “Computers and Writing: A History;” “Writing TeachersWriting Software: Creating Our Place in the Electronic Age” and “ReImagining Computers and Composition: Teaching and Research in the VirtualAge.”

LeBlanc serves on the New England Association for Schools and Colleges Commission on Higher Education and sits on the board of directors of theCouncil of Independent Colleges. He was appointed by former Vermont Gov. Howard Dean to the state of Vermont’s first Commission on Higher EducationFunding, has testified before the Senate Judiciary Committee on questions of intellectual property and fair use and consulted with foundations on questionsof the liberal arts and technology.

LeBlanc’s wife, Patricia Findlen, is an attorney, and they have two daughters, Emma and Hannah.

CHIP POLAKAthletic Director

Joseph “Chip” Polak is in his 34th year at Southern New Hampshire University and his 25th as the university’s AthleticDirector. Polak originally served as Assistant Athletic Director/Assistant Men’s Basketball coach from 1976-85 and helpedguide the Penmen to their first two NCAA New England Regional titles in 1980 and 1981.

He was named Athletic Director in 1985 and over the past 24 years has led SNHU to both regional and national prominenceamong the Division II ranks. SNHU has participated in and hosted numerous ECAC and NCAA Championship events duringPolak’s time as Athletic Director.

Polak was named to the prestigious NCAA Division II Championships Committee in August of 2004. He has also servedon both the NCAA Division II Men’s Basketball Committee and the NCAA Division II Men’s Lacrosse Committee, and served as national chairman ofboth committees. As national chairman he oversaw the selection of teams, and was responsible for the direction, supervision and administration of the1998-99 Division Men’s Basketball Tournament and the 2001 lacrosse championship.

He currently serves on the Board of Directors of the Division II Athletic Directors Association and the USILA National Board of Directors . He previouslyserved on the ECAC Executive Committee, the ECAC Championship Committee and the ECAC Finance Committee as well.

A 1972 graduate of Fordham University, Polak resides in Manchester with his wife Margie and their daughter Paige.

Dr. Scott KalackiV.P. for Student Affairs

Chad MasonAssociate Athletic Director

Terry M. ProutySenior Women's Administrator

Tricia CoteAssistant Athletic Director

Greg RoyceSports Information Director

MEET THE COACHES

THE COACHING STAFF

KAREN PINKOSHead Coach

Karen Pinkos was named the eighthhead coach in the history of Southern NewHampshire University women's basketballon May 5, 2005.

A 1988 graduate of the University ofNew Hampshire, Pinkos spent nine yearsas an assistant at Northeastern University

prior to accepting the position at SNHU and owns over 16 years of DivisionI coaching experience.

"Karen's credentials are outstanding and we are very excited abouther joining the Southern New Hampshire family," said Athletic Director ChipPolak. "Her experience coaching in the Big East and America East willserve her well in the highly competitive Northeast-10 Conference."

In her first four seasons, Pinkos, a native of Allenstown, NH, has ledthe Penmen to three Northeast-10 Tournament appearances, the first threein the history of the program. In 2008-09, SNHU recorded an 18-11 record,its best season since 1990-91, and posted its first NE-10 Tournament winover Le Moyne. The Penmen were ranked in the top 10 in the East Regionfor much of the season.

Pinkos began her coaching career at the University of New Hampshireand also served as an assistant at Boston College and Providence College,before joining the coaching staff at Northeastern in 1996. She helpedProvidence to a share of the Big East 7 title in 1996.

Recognized as one of the nation's top assistant coaches by Women'sBasketball Journal in 2000, she helped guide Northeastern to an AmericaEast title and the program's first NCAA Tournament appearance in 1999.

Her recruiting success stories at Northeastern included six all-rookieteam selections, and she helped develop six all-conference performers.

Pinkos was a four-year member of the women's basketball team at theUniversity of New Hampshire and served as a team captain her junior andsenior year. She collected first-team all-conference honors as senior afterguiding the Wildcats to a 19-win season, and still ranks high among theprogram's all-time leaders in career assists. She went on to playprofessionally in Germany after earning her bachelor's degree in leisuremanagement and tourism.

Pinkos was an all-state performer at Pembroke Academy andparticipated in the New Hampshire/Vermont Alhambra All-Star gamefollowing her senior year. She was inducted into the Pembroke AcademyHall of Fame in the summer of 2006..

The Pinkos Resume2005-Present Southern New Hampshire University

Head Coach2003-2005 Northeastern University

Associate Head Coach1996-2003 Northeastern University

First Assistant/Recruiting CoordinatorHelped guide Northeastern to America East Championship and

the program's first NCAA Tournament appearance in 19991993-96 Providence College

Assistant Coach/Defensive CoordinatorHelped guide Providence to Big East 7 regular-season

co-championship; compiled 100% graduation rate.1992-93 Boston College

Assistant Coach/Recruiting Coordinator1988-91 University of New Hampshire

First Assistant/Recruiting Coordinator

SARAH SHEAAssistant Coach

Sarah Shea, a 2008 graduate of DanielWebster College, is entering her second seasonas an assistant coach at SNHU.

Shea was a four-year letterwinner andthree-year starter on the Daniel Webster basket-ball team. She graduated as the program's all-time leader in assists and also ranked seventh in

career scoring and third in career three-pointers. As a senior she averaged6.0 points and 4.2 rebounds per game. Shea was a three-sport athlete atDaniel Webster, also lettering in soccer and softball in each of her first two yearsand in soccer as a junior. She graduated from Daniel Webster with a degreein sport management.

Shea has served as a counselor at numerour basketball camps during thesummer months, including the Dave Cowens Basketball Camp the past sixyears. She has also served as the varsity and junior varsity coach for Quincy(MA) High in the Quincy Summer League the past several years.

A native of Quincy, MA, Shea is currently pursuing her master's degreeat SNHU.

THE COACHING STAFF

KARA WILLIAMSONAssistant Coach

Kara Williamson was named assistantwomen's basketball coach in July, 2009.

Williamson arrived at SNHU after servingas an assistant coach for two seasons at Ameri-can International College in Springfield, Mass.While there, she helped lead the Yellow Jacketsto a two-year record of 38-26. In 2008-09 AIC

posted a 21-13 record, reached the second round of the NCAA Division IITournament and also reached the Northeast-10 semifinals.

Williamson spent the 2005-06 and 2006-07 seasons as an assistant coachat Western New England College in Springfield. Over her two seasons on theWNEC staff, the Golden Bears posted a combined 37-22 record, including a21-7 mark and a semifinal appearance in the ECAC Division III New EnglandChampionship in 2005-06. The 21 victories established a school record.

Before entering the coaching ranks, Williamson was a four-year member ofthe women's basketball team at Assumption College in Worcester, Massachu-setts. A Dean's List student at Assumption, Williamson received the MostImproved Player award as a freshman and the Unsung Hero award as a seniorfor the Greyhounds. She earned her Bachelor's in Management fromAssumption in 2005 and completed her Master's in Sport Management atSpringfield College in 2007.

A Ludlow (Mass.) High School graduate, Williamson was the Most ValuablePlayer and a team captain as a senior at LHS. She was a First Team All-WesternMass. selection and was also selected to the All-Massachusetts ScholasticTeam.

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(603) 645-9715k.williamson@snhu.edu

MONICA GALAMAGAAssistant Coach

Monica Galamaga enters her second sea-son as an assistant women's basketball coach atSNHU.

Galamaga served as the head women'sbasketball coach at SNHU's crosstown rival,Saint Anselm College, for four seasons from2003-07. Prior to her stint on the Hilltop, she was

an assistant coach under hall of fame coach Barbara Stevens for six seasonsat Bentley University, during which time the Falcons posted a 166-28 markand five Northeast-10 regular season titles.

A 1991 graduate of Saint Anselm with a degree in Psychology, Galamagawas a two-time Northeast-10 All-Conference performer for the Hawks,leading Saint Anselm to the 1991 NE-10 title and a pair of NCAA regional finalberths as a junior and senior. She was inducted into the Saint Anselm Hallof Fame in 2002.

Galamaga lives with her husband Pete and their three children.

THE MEDICAL STAFF / FACILITIES

JAMES VAILAS, M.D.Team Physician

Dr. James C. Vailas, a 1978graduate of Dartmouth College, beginshis 17th year as team physician.

A native of Manchester, NH, hereturned to his hometown in August of1990 after conducting an academicpractice in Washington, DC.

Vailas is a 1981 graduate ofDartmouth Medical School andcompleted a five-year orthopedic

residency at George Washington University in 1986. He then served aone-year sports medicine fellowship with the Kerlan-Jobe OrthopedicClinic in California, before starting a practice in the nation’s capital in Julyof 1987.

“Jim was instrumental in developing a medical network, consisting ofthe areas most renowned specialists, for exclusive care of SNHUathletes,” said SNHU trainer Vin Zuccala. “His allegiance to SNHUathletics is invaluable.”

Vailas resides in Bedford, NH with twin daughters Christina andStephanie and sons Matthew and Nicholas.

VINCENT ZUCCALAHead Athletic TrainerStrength/Conditioning Coach

Vincent Zuccala, a 1983 graduateof Salem State College, begins his 25thyear as head trainer/strength andconditioning coach at SNHU. He isresponsible for the prevention, care andrehabilitation of all athletic relatedinjuries. In addition, he oversees thedevelopment of SNHU's strength and

conditioning programs.Zuccala came to SNHU upon completion of his master’s degree in

exercise physiology from Eastern Illinois University in 1985. While atEastern Illinois, he worked with the school’s football and basketballprograms.

An active member of both the National Athletic Trainers Associationand the National Strength and Conditioning Association, Zuccala alsoserves as a wellness consultant for local businesses and private clubs.

He resides in Manchester with his wife Taryn, son Nicholas anddaughter Victoria.

The Southern New Hampshire University athletic complex recentlyunderwent a $2 million expansion and renovation project that included a5,000 square foot state-of-the-art fitness center, a 2,000 square foot functionroom that overlooks the SNHU Fieldhouse, new locker rooms, new athletictraining room, new offices and an expanded fieldhouse lobby.

Pictured below is the new fitness center and training room.

SNHU VISITS CHINA

In the summer of 2007, the Southern New Hampshire women's and men's basketball teams spent 11 days in Chinapreparing for the 2007-08 season. While in China, each team played three games while getting to experience Chinese culturefirsthand. The trip was part of SNHU's efforts to build relationships with several Chinese universities, including Beijing SportUniversity, where the team was based on its trip.

SummerPalace

Forbidden City Great Wall of China

THE SEASON AHEAD

In 2008-09, the Southern New Hampshire University women’sbasketball team enjoyed its best season in nearly two decades. ThePenmen posted an 18-11 record, marking the program’s first winningseason and highest victory total since 1991. SNHU was regionally rankedfor most of the season and posted its first-ever Northeast-10 Tournamentvictory since joining the league in 2000.

The work that SNHU head coach Karen Pinkos has put intobuilding the Penmen program over her first four seasons has been noticed,as Southern New Hampshire was picked sixth in the Northeast-10preseason poll. With 11 returners, along with three talented freshmen,SNHU appears poised to climb closer to the top of the NE-10 heap.

“As we head into the season, our team is ready to compete ata higher level,” said Pinkos. “Over the past four years our staff has takengreat strides to improve to quality of theprogram both on and off the court.”

“We have a core ofexperienced players mixed withinexperience. Our success this yearwill be dictated by how quickly theinexperienced players gain confidenceand can contribute,” added Pinkos.

A pair of Granite Stateproducts will serve as captains thisseason, as seniors Julia Houghtaling(Franconia, N.H.) and Jenny McDade(Derry, N.H.) will assume the role.

Houghtaling, entering hersecond season as captain, rankedsecond on the squad in scoring (9.7ppg) and led the team in rebounding(6.9 rpg) while shooting over 45% fromthe field. She was one of two players tostart all 29 games last year and reacheddouble figures in scoring 15 times.McDade, in her first season with theprogram after spending the first twoyears of her college career at theUniversity of New Hampshire, averaged5.3 points and 4.2 rebounds per gamewhile connecting on 17 three-pointers.She had six double-figure scoringefforts, including a career-high 15 pointsin a win over Dowling.

Southern New Hampshirealso returns three additional seniors inforwards Ashara Carrington (Marblehead, Mass.) and StaceyMcCullough (Proctor, Vt.) and guard Andrea Lozeau (Pelham, N.H.).

Carrington did an excellent job as SNHU’s “sixth man” lastseason, as she came off the bench in all but one of her 28 appearances.She ranked second in the Northeast-10 in field goal percentage (.539) andranked third on the team in scoring (9.5 ppg) while finishing second inrebounding (5.8 rpg). She had a career-high 24 points in just 23 minutesat Assumption and totaled 15 points and 15 boards in a win at Mercy.

McCullough appeared in a career-high 10 games as a juniorand scored in wins over Dowling and Southern Connecticut. Lozeauappeared in 26 games, primarily in the backup point guard role, and scoreda season-high six points at nationally-ranked Franklin Pierce.

The junior class consists of guards Libby Cullerot (Henniker,N.H.) and Magdala Johnson (Sandown, N.H.) and forward MeganSmith (Smithfield, Maine).

Cullerot, formerly a standout at John Stark Regional HS,appeared in five games as a sophomore and in 14 games over her first two

seasons. Johnson, in her first season at SNHU in 2008-09 after startingher career at Maine, appeared in 19 games before being sidelined at theend of January with an injury. She averaged 3.1 points and 2.4 reboundsper game, pouring in a season-best 15 points in a road win at SouthernConnecticut. Smith played in all 29 games with 17 starts, shooting 51.8%from the field and averaging 6.4 points and 3.6 rebounds per game. Shereached double figures in scoring in six games, including a career-best 17point, seven rebound effort in a win over Dowling.

A trio of guards make up the sophomore class. The mostexperienced of the three is Christine Duffy (South Boston, Mass.). Asa freshman, Duffy started all but two games and averaged 5.0 points and3.6 assists per game while knocking down 21 three-pointers. She finishedwith a season-best eight assists in a win over Dowling and had career-best

14-point efforts in wins over New Havenand Assumption.

Erin Baldwin (Fairhaven,Mass.) and Megan Spanarkel (TintonFalls, N.J.) will both look to play abigger role this season with thegraduation of guards StephanieHoughton, Alyssa Whitney and MeganShay. Spanarkel, a former standout atRed Bank Catholic HS, appeared in 14games last season, while Baldwin, aproduct of Fairhaven HS, played in atotal of nine contests.

Southern New Hampshireadded three freshmen to the roster in2009-10 and all three will look to makean impact right away, guards DebroahLaValley (Rochester, N.H.) andMorgan Munson (Rockhampton,Queensland, Australia) and forwardSloane Sorrell (Berwick, Maine).

LaValley spent four years atSpaulding HS and led the Red Raidersto their first Class L tournamentappearances as a junior and senior.She averaged 15 points, sevenrebounds and five assists as a senioren route to All-State honors. Munsonwas a five-time team MVP atRockhampton Girls’ Grammar Schooland was a five-time All-Leagueselection. She also has experience

with the Queensland State Team. Sorrell was a finalist for Miss MaineBasketball as a senior and averaged 16 points and 10 rebounds as a seniorat Noble HS. She finished her career as the second-leading scorer in Noblehistory with 1,195 points.

Southern New Hampshire opens its season with three gamesat the Disney Division II Tip-Off, the first time the Penmen have participatedin the prestigious tournament. After opening with North Alabama, SNHUfaces a pair of PSAC institutions in Shippensburg and Gannon, with Gannonbeing ranked No. 19 in the WBCA Division II preseason poll.

SNHU’s home opener is set for November 15 when the Penmenentertain Mercy College. Three days later the Penmen open Northeast-10 play by hosting Saint Anselm. One of the most competitive Division IIconferences in the country, the NE-10 sent five teams to the NCAATournament last season, with Franklin Pierce reaching the nationalchampionship game. The league has had a team reach the final game inthree of the last four seasons.

Co-Captains Julia Houghtaling (L) and Jenny McDade

THE SENIORS

THE PLAYERS

YEAR GP/S FGM-FGA/PCT 3PM-3PA/PCT FTM-FTA/PCT REB-AVG AST PTS-AVG2006-07 27-1 70-156/.449 0-1/.000 55-95/.579 135-5.0 7 195-7.22007-08 28-11 60-126/.476 0-0/.000 49-83/.590 97-3.5 17 169-6.02008-09 28-1 90-167/.539 0-0/.000 86-130/.662 162-5.8 14 266-9.5Totals 83-13 220-449/.490 0-1/.000 190-308/.617 394-4.7 38 630-7.6

31 ASHARA CARRINGTONSenior Forward 5-11Marblehead, Mass. (Marblehead High School)

2008-09: Played in 28 of 29 games with one start...team’s second-leading rebounder (5.8 rpg) and third-leading scorer (9.5rpg)...ranked second in the Northeast-10 in field goal percentage (.539, 90-167)...reached double figures in scoring 13times...totaled 18 points in just 21 minutes in a two-point loss to No. 5 Stonehill (11/30)...finished with 14 points and 11 reboundsin a setback at Franklin Pierce (12/6)...notched 15 points and grabbed a career-high 15 rebounds in a win at Mercy (12/

13)...registered 15 points and eight rebounds in a home win over Saint Anselm (1/6)...scored 16 points in her lone start of the season in a win over Saint Rose(1/10)...scored career-high 24 points in 23 minutes in a loss at Assumption (1/17)...recorded 11 points and 11 rebounds in a win at nationally-ranked Stonehill(2/7)...totaled 12 points and 11 rebounds in a win over Assumption (2/18).

AS A SOPHOMORE: Played in all 28 contests and earned 11 starts...averaged 6.0 points and 3.5 rebounds per game...shot 47.6% (60-126) from the floor...totaled11 points in a win at Pace (12/1)...scored twice in the final minute to lift SNHU to a 54-53 win over Slippery Rock at the San Diego Surf N Slam (12/28)...followedthat up with 12 points and five rebounds in the tournament’s second game against New Haven (12/29)...notched 10 points in a win over Saint Anselm (1/10)...was2-2 from the field and 4-4 at the free throw line en route to eight points in a win over Bryant (1/16)...totaled 12 points in a win over defending national championSouthern Connecticut (1/26)...poured in career-high 15 points, going 7-7 from the free throw line, in a win at eventual regional finalist Assumption (2/23).

AS A FRESHMAN: Played in all 27 contests with one start...team's leading bench scorer (7.2 ppg) and fifth-leading scorer overall...also ranked third on thesquad in rebounding (5.0 rpg)...reached double figures in scoring nine times...finished with 10 points and six rebounds against Le Moyne (11/26)...was 5-7from the floor and totaled 12 points against Pace (12/2)...notched season-high 13 points in back-to-back games against Saint Thomas Aquinas and C.W. Postat the Pace Tournament (12/29-30)...also grabbed 11 rebounds against thePioneers for her first career double-double...went 5-6 from the field and tallied 12points against Merrimack (1/20)...earned first career start against eventualnational champion Southern Connecticut one week later...had 12 points and sixboards against Saint Rose (2/7)...recorded 11 points and seven boards againstStonehill (2/15).

HIGH SCHOOL: A 2006 graduate of Marblehead High School where she wasa four year member of the varsity basketball team...played for coach Kristen Foleyas a senior...served as a team captain and named Team MVP her junior andsenior year...led the Magicians to three league championships...averaged 16.2points, 11.1 rebounds and 4.0 assists as a senior...led the Northeast Conferencein scoring as a junior and senior and was a three-time league All-Star...memberof the school's 1,000-Point Club.

PERSONAL: Born Ashara Sharice Carrington...daughter of SonjiaColeman...Justice Studies major.

Career Highs

Points: 24 at Assumption (1/17/09)Rebounds: 15 at Mercy (12/13/08)Assists: 2 Nine Times

THE PLAYERS

YEAR GP/S FGM-FGA/PCT 3PM-3PA/PCT FTM-FTA/PCT REB-AVG AST PTS-AVG2006-07 26-24 86-166/.518 0-0/--- 47-65/.723 158-6.1 18 219-8.42007-08 23-20 103-196/.526 0-0/--- 65-90/.722 131-5.7 23 271-11.82008-09 29-29 106-235/.451 2-3/.667 67-104/.644 200-6.9 45 281-9.7Totals 78-73 295-597/.494 2-3/.667 179-259/.691 489-6.3 86 771-9.9

20 JULIA HOUGHTALINGCo-CaptainSenior Forward 6-0Franconia, N.H. (New Hampton School/Profile High School)

2008-09: One of two players to start all 29 games...served as team co-captain...team’s leading rebounder (6.9 rpg) and second-leading scorer (9.7 ppg)...also ranked third on the squad in steals with 30...reached double figures in scoring 15 times...had16 points and 11 rebounds in a setback to Bentley (11/22)...scored 20 points in a two-point loss to No. 5 Stonehill (11/30)...registered 15 points in 7-11 shooting in a win over New Haven (12/9)...recorded 11 points and matched career-high with13 rebounds in a win over Dowling (12/29)...totaled 16 points and nine rebounds in a win over Merrimack (2/4)...finished with

18 points in a setback to American International (2/14)...went 10-12 from the free throw line and poured in a season-high 22 points in a win over Assumption(2/21)...registered 16 points and 13 rebounds in SNHU’s Northeast-10 Tournament win over Le Moyne (3/1)...had 10 points and nine boards in the Penmen’sNE-10 quarterfinal loss to Franklin Pierce (3/3).AS A SOPHOMORE: Team’s leading scorer (11.8 ppg) and tied for the team lead in rebounding (5.7 rpg)...ranked second in the Northeast-10 and led theteam in field goal percentage (.526), which ranks as the fifth-highest field single-season field goal percentage in SNHU history...missed the first five games ofthe season due to injury...started 20 of the 23 games in which she appeared...recorded double figures in scoring 14 times and rebounding three times...totaled13 points and six rebounds in a win over New Haven at the San Diego Surf N Slam (12/29)...registered 18 points at American International (1/5)...finishedwith a double-double (17 pts, 10 rebs) at Franklin Pierce (1/12)...was 7-9 from the floor and registered 21 points and grabbed eight rebounds in a win overMerrimack (1/19)...followed that up with 20 points in a win over New Haven (1/21)...recorded 15 points and 13 rebounds at Saint Rose (2/5)...poured in career-high 25 points on 9-13 shooting and a 7-8 effort at the free throw line against Pace (2/9)...went 8-12 from the field and scored 18 points against Le Moyne(2/19).

AS A FRESHMAN: Was in the starting lineup 24 times and played in 26 of 27 games...team's third-leading scorer (8.4 ppg) and second leading rebounder(6.1)...shot 51.8% from the floor (86-166), good for fourth in the NE-10...also led the team in steals with 34...netted 12 points in her collegiate debut against Bloomfield(11/17)...totaled 14 points and eight rebounds against Saint Rose (11/29)...collected first career double-double with 16 points and 10 boards against Bryant(12/9)...scored a season-high 20 points and grabbed season-high 13 reboundsagainst New Haven (12/22)...followed that with a 14 point, 11 rebound effortagainst St. Thomas Aquinas (12/29)...registered 12 points and seven reboundsagainst Bentley (1/6)...had 11 points in a win at Saint Anselm (1/11)...was 6-9 fromthe floor and totaled 15 points against Bryant (1/17).

HIGH SCHOOL: A 2006 graduate of New Hampton School where she was atwo-year member of the basketball team...played for coach Mark Tilton...led theteam to its first-ever New England championship...named league All-Star and teamMVP...attended Profile High School as a freshman and was home schooled herremaining three years of high school...was a four year member of the basketballteam at Profile...played for coach Bruce Cunningham...served as a team captainher sophomore, junior and senior year...four-time team MVP...collected first-teamAll-State honors each of her four seasons...led the Patriots to an undefeatedregular-season and a runner-up showing in the NHIAA Tournament as ajunior...member of the school's 1,000-Point Club...owns the school-record formost career points...also lettered in field hockey and softball...two-time All-Stateselection in field hockey.

PERSONAL: Born Julia Houghtaling on May 20, 1986...daughter of Kelly VanDerveer...sport management major.

Career Highs

Points: 25 vs. Pace (2/9/08)Rebounds: 13 Four TimesAssists: 6 at Stonehill (2/7/09)

THE PLAYERS

YEAR GP/S FGM-FGA/PCT 3PM-3PA/PCT FTM-FTA/PCT REB-AVG AST PTS-AVG2006-07 23-6 10-32/.313 3-7/.571 10-14/.714 30-1.3 19 34-1.52007-08 28-28 21-57/.368 13-26.500 11-17/.647 68-2.4 37 66-2.42008-09 26-0 10-23/.435 6-16/.375 8-10/.800 17-0.7 8 34-1.3Totals 77-34 41-112/.366 23-49/.469 29-41/.707 115-1.5 64 134-1.7

10 ANDREA LOZEAUSenior Guard 5-4Pelham, N.H. (Central Catholic High School)

2008-09: Appeared in 26 games on the season...scored season-high six points at Franklin Pierce (12/6)...scored fourpoints in a win over Dowling (12/29)...totaled five points and three rebounds in a win at UMass Lowell (1/31).

AS A SOPHOMORE: Started all 28 games at the point and averaged 2.4 points and 1.3 assists per game...totaled five points and four assists in a winover Saint Rose (11/28)...registered five points and three assists in a win over New Haven at the San Diego Surf N Slam Classic (12/29)...grabbedeight rebounds in a win over Saint Anselm (1/10)...went 3-3 from the floor, including 2-2 from three-point land, and totaled career-best eight points in awin over defending national champion Southern Connecticut (1/26)...connected on 50% of her three-point attempts for the season (13-26).

AS A FRESHMAN: Started six times and played in 23 of 27 games...averaged 1.5 points and 1.3 rebounds per contest...handed out three assists in theseason-opener against Bloomfield (11/17)...scored season-high five points in 19 minutes against Merrimack (1/20)...started six of the final seven contests,averaging nearly 17 minutes per game over that span.

HIGH SCHOOL: A 2006 graduate of Central Catholic High School where she was a four year member of the basketball team...played for coach SusanDowner...averaged 9.2 points and 4.6 assists as a senior...team captain...three-time Merrimack Valley Conference All-Star selection...led the Raiders to aMVC championship as a junior.

PERSONAL: Born Andrea Elaine Lozeau...daughter of Donald and JanetLozeau...brother Dan played baseball at Bryant University...early childhoodeducation major.

Career Highs

Points: 8 at Southern Connecticut (1/26/08)Rebounds: 8 vs. Saint Anselm (1/10/08)Assists: 4 vs. Saint Rose (11/25/07)

THE PLAYERS

YEAR GP/S FGM-FGA/PCT 3PM-3PA/PCT FTM-FTA/PCT REB-AVG AST PTS-AVG2006-07 3-0 0-0/--- 0-0/--- 0-0/--- 0-0.0 0 0-0.02007-08 6-0 0-1/.000 0-0/--- 0-0/--- 0-0.0 0 0-0.02008-09 10-0 2-4/.500 0-0/--- 1-2/.500 2-0.2 0 5-0.5Totals 19-0 2-5/.400 0-0/--- 1-2/.500 2-0.1 0 5-0.3

55 STACEY McCULLOUGHSenior Forward 5-9Proctor, Vt. (Proctor High School)

2008-09:Appeared in 10 games on the season...scored first collegiate point in a win over Mercy (12/13)...also scored inwins over Dowling (12/29) and Southern Connecticut (1/8).AS A SOPHOMORE: Appeared in six contests, all off the bench.

AS A FRESHMAN: Played in three contests...played in games against Bloomfield (11/17), Assumption (12/16) and Merrimack (1/20).

HIGH SCHOOL: A 2006 graduate of Proctor High School where she was a four year member of the soccer, basketball and softball teams...playedbasketball for coach Tiffany Corey...team captain as a junior and senior...collected All-State in basketball and soccer as a senior...earned All-Leaguehonors in basketball as a junior and senior...selected to play in the Senior Classic All-Star Game.

PERSONAL: born Stacey Lyn McCullough...daughter of Burt and Rita McCullough...advertising major.

Career Highs

Points: 2 vs. Dowling (12/29/08)2 at Southern Connecticut (1/8/09)

Rebounds: 1 vs. Saint Anselm (1/6/09)1 at Southern Connecticut (1/8/09)

Assists: 0

THE PLAYERS

YEAR GP/S FGM-FGA/PCT 3PM-3PA/PCT FTM-FTA/PCT REB-AVG AST PTS-AVG2006-07@UNH 24-0 17-47/.362 8-29/.276 3-5/.600 29-1.2 6 45-1.92007-08@UNH 8-0 1-4/.250 1-4/.250 0-2/.000 5-0.6 2 3-0.42008-09 29-12 57-167/.341 17-62/.274 22-28/.786 121-4.2 18 153-5.3Totals @ UNH 36-0 18-51/.353 9-33/.273 3-7/.429 34-0.9 8 48-1.3Totals 61-12 75-218/.344 26-95/.274 25-35/.714 155-2.5 26 201-3.3

23 JENNY McDADESenior Guard 5-10Derry, N.H. (Pinkerton Academy/University of New Hampshire)

2008-09: Played in all 29 games and was in the starting lineup 12 times...averaged 5.3 points and 4.2 rebounds pergame...ranked third on the team in rebounding...drained 17 three-pointers, good for fourth on the Penmen...scored 10 pointsin a win at Merrimack (11/24)...finished with 12 points and five rebounds in a win over Saint Anselm (12/21)...followed that upwith career highs in points (15) and rebounds (10) in a win over Dowling (12/29)...scored 13 points in a win over Bridgeport

(12/30)...notched 11 points in a home win over Saint Anselm (1/6)...finished with 14 points on 6-10 shooting in a win over Pace (1/24).

AS A SOPHOMORE AT UNH: Appeared in eight games before being sidelined by an injury...drained a three-pointer in a win over Maine (1/30).

AS A FRESHMAN AT UNH: Appeared in 24 games off the bench and averaged 1.9 points and 1.2 rebounds per game...finished with a season-high eightpoints against Dartmouth (1/10).

HIGH SCHOOL: 2006 graduate of Pinkerton Academy...led the Astros to a 22-1 record and a Class L state championship as a senior as she averaged 19 points,10 rebounds and five assists...two-time Class L Player of the Year...two-timeUnion Leader Player of the Year and was also the Eagle-Tribune Player of theYear as a senior...1,000 point scorer...National Honor Society member.

PERSONAL: Born Genevieve Lee McDade...daughter of Jim and LindaMcDade...Business Administration major.

Career Highs

Points: 15 vs. Dowling (12/29/08)Rebounds: 10 vs. Dowling (12/29/08)Assists: 2 Four Times

THE JUNIORS

THE PLAYERS

YEAR GP/S FGM-FGA/PCT 3PM-3PA/PCT FTM-FTA/PCT REB-AVG AST PTS-AVG2007-08 9-0 2-9/.222 1-8/.125 0-2/.000 2-0.2 1 5-0.62008-09 5-0 0-0/.-- 0-0/-- 0-0/-- 1-0.2 0 0-0.0Totals 14-0 2-9/.222 1-8/.125 0-2/.000 3-0.2 1 5-0.4

30 LIBBY CULLEROTJunior Forward 6-0Henniker, N.H. (John Stark Regional HS)

2008-09: Appeared in five games on the season.

AS A FRESHMAN: Appeared in nine contests...drained a three-pointer against Stonehill (11/20)...logged a season-high sixminutes at Pace and scored two points (12/1).

HIGH SCHOOL: 2007 graduate of John Stark Regional High School...four-year letterwinner for the girls basketball team and also lettered in soccer, cross countryand volleyball...played basketball for coach Wayne Thomson...named Class I All-State as a senior and was a two-time Class I All-Academic Team selection...playedin the Rotary Twin State Classic against Vermont following her senior season...led the Generals to three appearances in the Class I semifinals over her fourseasons...averaged 15 points and eight rebounds per game as a senior...National Honor Society member.

PERSONAL: Daughter of Ken and Joanne Cullerot...father was a member of the swim team at the University of New Hampshire...business administration major.

Career Highs

Points: 3 vs. Stonehill (11/20/07)Rebounds: 2 at Franklin Pierce (1/12/08)Assists: 1 vs. Bridgeport (1/7/08)

THE PLAYERS

YEAR GP/S FGM-FGA/PCT 3PM-3PA/PCT FTM-FTA/PCT REB-AVG AST PTS-AVG2007-08@UM 13-0 3-12/.250 1-7/.143 3-6/.500 7-0.5 4 10-0.82008-09 19-0 16-46/.348 9-29/.310 17-20/.850 45-2.4 17 58-3.1Totals @ SNHU 19-0 16-46/.348 9-29/.310 17-20/.850 45-2.4 17 58-3.1Totals 32-0 19-58/.328 10-36/.278 20-26/.769 52-1.6 21 68-2.1

5 MAGDALA JOHNSONJunior Forward 5-10Sandown, N.H. (Timberlane HS/University of Maine)

2008-09: Appeared in 19 games off the bench before being sidelined with an injury...averaged 3.1 points and 2.4rebounds and blocked 16 shots, good for second on the squad...totaled seven points and four rebounds at Saint Michael’s(12/3)...followed that up with eight points and four boards at Franklin Pierce (12/6)...had six points and seven boards in awin over New Haven (12/9)...scored career-high 15 points on 5-7 shooting in a win at Southern Connecticut (1/8).

AS A FRESHMAN AT MAINE: Appeared in 13 games as a freshman, averaging just under seven minutes per contest...averaged 0.8 points and 0.5 reboundsper game.

HIGH SCHOOL: 2007 graduate of Timberlane Regional HS where she played four years of varsity basketball and volleyball and also participated in trackfor two seasons...averaged 15.6 points, 6.8 rebounds and 4.1 assists as a senior...two-time All-State selection...McDonald’s All-America nominee...scoredover 1,000 career points...led the Owls to an undefeated season as a senior...played for her father Bruce Johnson...also a two-time All-State player involleyball...won the silver medal in the high jump at the Class L meet in track....National Honor Society member.

PERSONAL: Daughter of Bruce and Joyce Johnson...Education major...fatherand brother Evan played basketball at Plymouth State...sister Elise playedbasketball at Colby Sawyer.

Career Highs

Points: 15 at Southern Connecticut (1/8/09)Rebounds: 7 vs. New Haven (12/9/08)Assists: 2 Six Times

THE PLAYERS

YEAR GP/S FGM-FGA/PCT 3PM-3PA/PCT FTM-FTA/PCT REB-AVG AST PTS-AVG2007-08 25-0 22-67/.328 0-0/--- 14-21/.667 49-2.0 11 58-2.32008-09 29-17 73-141/.518 0-3/.000 40-70/.571 105-3.6 18 186-6.4Totals 54-17 95-208/.457 0-3/.000 54-91/.592 154-2.9 29 244-4.5

33 MEGAN SMITHJunior Forward 5-11Smithfield, Maine (Skowhegan HS)

2008-09: Appeared in all 29 games and was in the starting lineup 17 times...shot 51.8% from the floor (73-141) andaveraged 6.4 points and 3.6 rebounds per game...totaled 14 points in back-to-back games against Saint Michael’s (12/3)and Franklin Pierce (12/6)...registered 14 points and seven rebounds in a win at Mercy (12/13)...poured in career-high17 points on 6-7 shooting in a win over Dowling (12/29)...notched 10 points in back-to-back road games at Assumption (1/

17) and American International (1/20).AS A FRESHMAN: Led all first-year players with 25 appearances...averaged 2.3 points and 2.0 rebounds per game in just over 10 minutes of action pergame...had six points and five rebounds in her collegiate debut at UMass Lowell (11/15)...notched first career double-double (10 pts, 12 rebs) in a win at Bryant(1/16)...followed that up with 10 points in a win over Merrimack (1/19).

HIGH SCHOOL: 2007 graduate of Skowhegan High School...four-year member of the basketball team while also lettering in soccer and field hockey for twoyears apiece...averaged 12 points, 11 rebounds and three steals as a senior while garnering All-State accolades...two-time All-Conference and two-time DefensiveAll-Conference First Team selection...led the Indians to three Eastern Maine championship games and a pair of conference titles.

PERSONAL: Daughter of J.C. and Elizabeth Smith...mother played basketball at Saint Joseph's (Maine) College...sport management major.

Career Highs

Points: 17 vs. Dowling (12/29/08)Rebounds: 12 vs. Bryant (1/16/08)Assists: 4 vs. Bridgeport (12/30/08)

THE SOPHOMORES

THE PLAYERS

YEAR GP/S FGM-FGA/PCT 3PM-3PA/PCT FTM-FTA/PCT REB-AVG AST PTS-AVG2008-09 9-0 1-2/.500 0-0/.--- 0-0/.--- 0-0.0 0 2-0.2Totals 9-0 1-2/.500 0-0/.--- 0-0/.--- 0-0.0 0 2-0.2

32 ERIN BALDWINSophomore Guard 5-8Fairhaven, Mass. (Fairhaven HS)

2008-09: Appeared in nine games...scored two points in a win against Dowling (12/29).

HIGH SCHOOL: 2008 graduate of Fairhaven HS where she lettered in basketball and volleyball for four seasons...averaged17 points, eight rebounds and four assists per game as a senior as she led the Blue Devils to a 23-4 mark...all-time leading scorerin school history...two-time Standard Times Player of the Year and named both Boston Globe and Boston Herald All-

Scholastic...led team to a pair of South Coast Conference titles...also won a pair of SCC titles in volleyball.

PERSONAL: Daughter of Robert and Jane Baldwin...Graphic Design major...father played baseball at Springfield College.

Career Highs

Points: 2 vs. Dowling (12/29/09)Rebounds: 0Assists: 0

THE PLAYERS

YEAR GP/S FGM-FGA/PCT 3PM-3PA/PCT FTM-FTA/PCT REB-AVG AST PTS-AVG2008-09 29-27 47-136/.346` 21-82/.256 30-53/.566 81-2.8 103 145-5.0Totals 29-27 47-136/.346` 21-82/.256 30-53/.566 81-2.8 103 145-5.0

24 CHRISTINE DUFFYSophomore Guard 5-6South Boston, Mass. (Archbishop Williams HS)

2008-09: Was in the starting lineup 27 times and played in all 29 games…averaged 5.0 points and 3.6 rebounds pergame…drained three three-pointers and finished with nine points in a two-point setback to nationally-ranked Stonehill (11/30)…was 6-9 from the floor and totaled 14 points in a win over New Haven (12/9)…had six points and eight assists in a winover Dowling (12/29)…followed that up with 10 points in a win over Bridgeport (12/30)…totaled nine points and five assists

at Le Moyne (1/3)…finished with 11 points and seven assists in a win at New Haven (2/18)…matched season-best with 14 points while handing out five assistsin a win over Assumption (2/21).

HIGH SCHOOL: 2008 graduate of Archbishop Williams HS where she played basketball for four years and also played softball and soccer...averaged14.5 points, 8.5 assists and four rebounds per game as a senior as she led the Bishops to a 22-2 record...team was Division III Mass. state champions in2007 and 2008...member of both the Boston Globe and Boston Herald All-Star teams as a senior...four-time Catholic Central League All-Star and leagueMVP as a senior...two-time team-captain.

PERSONAL: Daughter of James and Debbie Duffy...Justice Studies major...uncles Mike and Mark Fidler played hockey at Boston University and Mikeplayed for the Minnesota North Stars...uncle Joseph Fidler played hockey for two years at Boston College and two years at Northeastern before playingprofessionally in France...sister Courtney played basketball as Lasell for four years and also played soccer, softball and lacrosse.

Career Highs

Points: 14 vs. New Haven (12/9/08)14 vs. Assumption (12/21/09)

Rebounds: 8 vs. St. Thomas Aquinas (11/15/08)Assists: 8 vs. Dowling (12/29/08)

THE PLAYERS

YEAR GP/S FGM-FGA/PCT 3PM-3PA/PCT FTM-FTA/PCT REB-AVG AST PTS-AVG2008-09 14-0 1-3/.333 0-0/--- 0-0/--- 3-0.2 1 2-0.1Totals 14-0 1-3/.333 0-0/--- 0-0/--- 3-0.2 1 2-0.1

44 MEGAN SPANARKELSophomore Guard/Forward 5-10Tinton Falls, N.J. (Red Bank Catholic)

2008-09: Appeared in 14 games on the season...scored two points in SNHU’s Northeast-10 quarterfinal loss to FranklinPierce (3/3).

HIGH SCHOOL: 2008 graduate of Red Bank Catholic HS where she was a four-year member of the basketball team...team co-captain as a senior anda Second Team All-County selection...averaged 7.4 points and 4.3 rebounds as a senior as the Caseys went 21-7...team reached the Non-Public “A”South finals in three of her four seasons and were the division champions in 2006-07...National Honor Society member.

PERSONAL: Daughter of Robert and Kathleen Spanarkel...Business Administration major...uncle Jim Spanarkel was an All-American in basketball atDuke and played in the NBA for the Philadelphia 76ers and Dallas Mavericks...cousins Kelly and Erin Hathorn played soccer at Duke...cousin JamesHathorn played baseball at Haverford...cousin James Spanarkel played basketball at The College of New Jersey.

Career Highs

Points: 2 at Franklin Pierce (3/3/09)Rebounds: 1 Three TimesAssists: 1 vs. Dowling (12/29/08)

THE FRESHMEN

13 MORGAN MUNSONFreshman Guard/Forward 5-11Rockhampton, Queensland, Australia (Rockhampton Girls Grammar)

HIGH SCHOOL/PERSONAL: 2008 graduate of Rockhampton Girls Grammar School...five-year member of the basketballteam and also participated in tennis and track and field...team captain as a senior...five-time team MVP...five-time All-Leagueselection and also garnered All-State honors in Queensland...led team to the state semifinals as a senior...daughter of Coreyand Leanne Munson...father played basketball at Linfield (Oregon) College...Marketing major.

21 DEBORAH LaVALLEYFreshman Guard 5-6Rochester, N.H. (Spaulding HS)

HIGH SCHOOL/PERSONAL: 2009 graduate of Spaulding HS where she participated in basketball, softball andcheerleading...averaged 15 points, seven rebounds and five assists as a senior en route to Class L All-State honors...1,000point scorer...led the Red Raiders to a pair of NHIAA Class L tournament appearances after an 11-year hiatus...competed inthe Vermont-New Hampshire Rotary Classic Twin State game...Foster's Daily Democrat Dream Team...three-time Team MVPand team captain as a senior...daughter of Gerard and Rhonda LaValley...Elementary Education major.

22 SLOANE SORRELLFreshman Forward 6-1Berwick, Maine (Noble)

HIGH SCHOOL/PERSONAL: 2009 graduate of Noble HS where she lettered in basketball and soccer for four years...averaged16.1 points and 10.8 rebounds as a senior en route to All-State honors as well as being named a finalists for Maine MissBasketball...led the Knights to a Class A title game appearance as a junior and a state semifinal appearance as asenior...graduated as the second-leading scorer in school history with 1,195 points...McDonald's All-Star Game participant...teamcaptain as a senior...also the offensive player of the year in soccer...daughter of Robert and Jeanne Sorrell...Sport Managementmajor.

THE PLAYERS

2008-09 SNHU Women's BasketballSo. New Hampshire Combined Team Statistics (Final)

All games

RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL

ALL GAMES 18-11 8-4 8-6 2-1

CONFERENCE 12-10 7-4 5-5 0-1

NON-CONFERENCE 6-1 1-0 3-1 2-0

Total 3-Point F-Throw Rebounds

## Player gp-gs min avg fg-fga fg% 3fg-fga 3fg% ft-fta ft% off def tot avg pf dq a to blk stl pts avg

15 Stephanie Houghton 29-29 828 28.6 99-278 . 3 5 6 47-156 . 3 0 1 68-96 . 7 0 8 12 68 80 2.8 56 1 71 91 2 36 313 10.8

20 Julia Houghtaling 29-29 698 24.1 106-235 . 4 5 1 2-3 . 6 6 7 67-104 . 6 4 4 47 153 200 6.9 83 3 45 96 8 30 281 9.7

31 Ashara Carrington 28-1 480 17.1 90-167 . 5 3 9 0-0 . 0 0 0 86-130 . 6 6 2 64 98 162 5.8 68 4 14 51 19 13 266 9.5

21 Alyssa Whitney 29-28 855 29.5 91-213 . 4 2 7 20-52 . 3 8 5 58-80 . 7 2 5 22 35 57 2.0 75 2 77 76 3 26 260 9.0

33 Megan Smith 29-17 512 17.7 73-141 . 5 1 8 0-3 . 0 0 0 40-70 . 5 7 1 30 75 105 3.6 59 0 18 50 13 18 186 6.4

23 Jenny McDade 29-12 484 16.7 57-167 . 3 4 1 17-62 . 2 7 4 22-28 . 7 8 6 29 92 121 4.2 45 0 18 40 16 14 153 5.3

24 Christine Duffy 29-27 847 29.2 47-136 . 3 4 6 21-82 . 2 5 6 30-53 . 5 6 6 14 67 81 2.8 38 0 103 91 1 41 145 5.0

22 Brooke Lefort 27-1 387 14.3 48-105 . 4 5 7 0-0 . 0 0 0 30-37 . 8 1 1 36 63 99 3.7 32 0 19 23 10 17 126 4.7

05 Magdala Johnson 19-0 303 15.9 16-46 . 3 4 8 9-29 . 3 1 0 17-20 . 8 5 0 10 35 45 2.4 17 0 17 17 16 3 58 3.1

13 Megan Shay 23-1 224 9.7 20-53 . 3 7 7 14-40 . 3 5 0 6-7 . 8 5 7 3 21 24 1.0 15 0 9 9 2 4 60 2.6

10 Andrea Lozeau 26-0 153 5.9 10-23 . 4 3 5 6-16 . 3 7 5 8-10 . 8 0 0 4 13 17 0.7 15 0 8 19 2 2 34 1.3

55 Stacy McCullough 10-0 13 1.3 2-4 . 5 0 0 0-0 . 0 0 0 1-2 . 5 0 0 0 2 2 0.2 1 0 0 1 0 0 5 0.5

32 Erin Baldwin 9-0 14 1.6 1-2 . 5 0 0 0-0 . 0 0 0 0-0 . 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 1 0 0 2 0.2

44 Megan Spanarkel 14-0 22 1.6 1-3 . 3 3 3 0-0 . 0 0 0 0-0 . 0 0 0 1 2 3 0.2 2 0 1 4 0 2 2 0.1

30 Libby Cullerot 5-0 5 1.0 0-0 . 0 0 0 0-0 . 0 0 0 0-0 . 0 0 0 0 1 1 0.2 1 0 0 2 0 0 0 0.0

Team 57 67 124 5

Total.......... 29 5825 661-1573 . 4 2 0 136-443 . 3 0 7 433-637 . 6 8 0 329 792 1121 38.7 507 10 400 576 92 206 1891 65.2

Opponents...... 29 5825 630-1683 . 3 7 4 136-449 . 3 0 3 374-535 . 6 9 9 342 707 1049 36.2 590 21 317 547 71 223 1770 61.0

TEAM STATISTICS SNH OPPSCORING 1891 1770 Points per game 65.2 61.0 Scoring margin +4.2 -FIELD GOALS-ATT 661-1573 630-1683 Field goal pct . 4 2 0 . 3 7 43 POINT FG-ATT 136-443 136-449 3-point FG pct . 3 0 7 . 3 0 3 3-pt FG made per game 4.7 4.7FREE THROWS-ATT 433-637 374-535 Free throw pct . 6 8 0 . 6 9 9 F-Throws made per game 14.9 12.9REBOUNDS 1121 1049 Rebounds per game 38.7 36.2 Rebounding margin +2.5 -ASSISTS 400 317 Assists per game 13.8 10.9TURNOVERS 576 547 Turnovers per game 19.9 18.9 Turnover margin -1.0 - Assist/turnover ratio 0.7 0.6STEALS 206 223 Steals per game 7.1 7.7BLOCKS 92 71 Blocks per game 3.2 2.4ATTENDANCE 3826 3417 Home games-Avg/Game 12-319 14-213 Neutral site-Avg/Game - 3-147

Score by Periods 1st 2nd OT TotalsSo. New Hampshire 855 1030 6 1891Opponents 810 953 7 1770

Date Opponent Score Att.

11/15/08 ST. THOMAS AQUINAS W 53-35 252* 11/22/08 BENTLEY L 59-63 260* 11/24/08 at Merrimack W 54-52 212* 11/30/08 STONEHILL L 77-79 314* 12/03/08 at Saint Michael's L o t 75-76 279* 12/06/08 vs Franklin Pierce L 61-68 206* 12/9/08 NEW HAVEN W 67-60 217

12/13/08 at Mercy W 89-74 012/21/08 at Saint Anselm W 67-47 0

! 12/29/08 vs Dowling W 90-70 125! 12/30/08 vs Bridgeport W 73-59 110* 01/03/09 at Le Moyne L 49-54 249* 01/06/09 SAINT ANSELM W 75-62 387* 01/08/09 at So. Connecticut W 70-53 91* 01/10/09 SAINT ROSE W 64-57 247* 01/17/09 at Assumption L 58-67 0* 01/20/09 at American Int'l L 55-59 174* 01/24/09 PACE W 71-59 318* 01/29/09 FRANKLIN PIERCE L 53-66 188* 01/31/09 at UMass Lowell W 67-58 678* 02/04/09 MERRIMACK W 66-62 327* 02/07/09 at Stonehill W 61-58 720* 02/10/09 at Bentley L 61-72 148* 02/14/09 AMERICAN INT'L L 57-59 547* 02/18/09 at New Haven W 67-66 323* 02/21/09 ASSUMPTION W 76-61 352* 02/24/09 UMASS LOWELL W 59-55 417@ 03/01/09 at Le Moyne W 58-38 0@ 03/03/09 at Franklin Pierce L 59-81 102

* - Northeast-10 Conference! - Park Lodge Hotel Group Classic (at Waltham, MA)@ - Northeast-10 Tournament

2008-09 STATISTICS / RESULTS

THE NORTHEAST-10 CONFERENCE

2008-09 Final NE-10 StandingsConference OverallW-L PCT. W-L PCT.

Franklin Pierce*^$ 18-4 .818 29-6 .829Stonehill$ 15-7 .682 22-9 .710Bentley$ 15-7 .682 21-12 .636American International$ 14-8 .636 21-13 .618Saint Rose$ 13-9 .591 20-11 .645Pace 13-9 .591 18-11 .621Assumption 13-9 .591 15-13 .536Southern New Hampshire 12-10 .545 18-11 .621Le Moyne 12-10 .545 15-13 .536Saint Michael's 11-11 .500 14-13 .519New Haven 10-12 .455 16-13 .552Merrimack 8-14 .364 9-19 .321UMass Lowell 5-17 .227 8-19 .296Southern Connecticut 4-18 .182 7-20 .259Saint Anselm 2-20 .091 4-23 .174

* Regular Season Champion ^ Tournament Champion$ NCAA Tournament Participant

2008-09 All Northeast-10First TeamStacy Boisvert, American International Sr. ForwardJohannah Leedham, Franklin Pierce Jr. GuardKristy McLean, Bentley Sr. GuardLauren Revesz, Saint Rose Sr. CenterKelsey Simonds, Stonehill Jr. Center

Second TeamKim Brennan, Bentley So. GuardCourtney Coryea, Le Moyne Jr. ForwardJennifer Leedham, Franklin Pierce Sr. GuardEmily Rousseau, Stonehill So. GuardAmanda Shannon, Merrimack Sr. Guard

Third TeamDana Brown, Saint Rose Sr. GuardLaechia Conley, American International Jr. GuardLauren Hood, New Haven Sr. ForwardBethany Plasski, Assumption Sr. GuardBethany Tighe, Stonehill Sr. Forward

All-Rookie TeamNikki Carroll, New Haven ForwardMegan Howard, Saint Anselm ForwardLauren Massie, Bentley ForwardKelly Meredith, Assumption ForwardBrittany Shields, Pace Forward

Player of the Year: Johannah Leedham, Franklin PierceDefensive Player of the Year: Jennifer Leedham, Franklin PierceFreshman of the Year: Brittany Shields, PaceCoach of the Year: Mark Swasey, Franklin Pierce

Since its modest beginning as the Northeast-7 in 1979, today thenation’s most comprehensive Division II conference has evolved into amembership committed to competitive athletics programs that emphasize theeducation on and off the field of its more than 5,500 student athletes.

Today’s Northeast-10 Conference remains focused on complement-ing the academic integrity and missions of the member institutions with acommitment to a broad-based championship program, as evidenced by the23 sports the Conference offers in championship play, the most such of anyDivision II conference.

The 16 member institutions are spread geographically from Syracuse,New York to Boston, Massachusetts and Burlington, Vermont to Long Island,New York. Many of the members are located in or around the urbanmetropolitan areas of Albany, Boston, New Haven, Worcester and NewYork.

The Conference was proud to welcome the University of New Havenand Adelphi University in its latest expansion, thus adding to the powerfulunion of strong academic and athletic colleges and universities.

Through the establishment and enforcement of regulations, the con-ference aims to encourage policies that enable intercollegiate athleticsprograms to contribute to and be considered an integral part of the totaleducational offerings at our member institutions.

The Northeast-10 can look to a long history of success including thegrowth from seven original member institutions to more than double its sizealmost 30 years later, the contention for and winning of numerous/multiplenational championships, and the recognition of student-athlete perfor-mances off the field and in the classroom.

The NE-10 history began with the vision of a few good men and women.In 1979 a handful of athletic directors at smaller schools, classified NCAADivision II and of similar scope, academic makeup and athletic abilitiescomposed the idea of a new athletic conference in New England. Thevisionaries included Al Shields at Bentley, Tom Folliard of Stonehill, LeonDrury of Bryant, and Andy Laska of Assumption. They soon convincedSpringfield Athletic Director Ed Steitz, Gordie McCullough of Hartford andMilt Piepul of American International to join them in this new venture.

On October 9, 1979, a simple press release announced that a newunnamed Division II conference was being formed. Eight months later, at thePleasant Valley Country Club in Springfield, Mass., the league was publiclyannounced.

The Northeast-7 Conference established instant credibility and itsathletics successes led to a slow but continued expansion through the years.The admittance of Saint Anselm in 1981 created the Northeast-8. In 1984,Merrimack joined and then the “Northeast-10” was created upon SaintMichael’s admission in 1987.

The conference membership remained consistent until 1995 whencharter member Springfield left for Division III. Le Moyne joined the leaguein 1996, Pace in 1998 and in 2001, Franklin Pierce, Southern NewHampshire University, the University of Massachusetts Lowell, SouthernConnecticut State University and the College of Saint Rose.

www.northeast10.org

THE OPPONENTS

Adelphi University1/6 at Garden City, NY

Location: Garden City, NY Enrollment: 8,500Nickname: Panthers Colors: Black, GoldPresident: Dr. Robert Scott Athletic Director: Bob HartwellWebsite: www.aupanthers.com Conference: Northeast-10Fieldhouse/Capacity: Center for Recreation and Sport/2,5002008-09 Overall/Conference Record: 13-15/10-6 (6th ECC)Last Year vs. SNHU: Did Not PlaySeries Record: SNHU leads 1-0Head Coach: Kelley Watts (Rutgers '86)Record at AU: 111-91 (Seven Years) Career Record: 123-126 (8 Years)Office Phone: (516) 877-4246Sports Information Director: Suzette McQueen (mcqueen@adelphi.edu)Office Phone: (516) 877-4236 FAX: (516) 877-4237

American International College1/10 at Manchester, NH

Location: Springfield, MA Enrollment: 1,200Nickname: Yellow Jackets Colors: Gold, White, BlackPresident: Dr. Vincent M. Maniaci Athletic Director: Richard BedardWebsite: www.aicyellowjackets.com Conference: Northeast-10Fieldhouse/Capacity: Butova Memorial/2,5002008-09 Overall/Conference Record: 21-13/14-8 (4th)Last Year vs. SNHU: AIC 59-55, AIC 59-57Series Record: AIC leads 17-8Head Coach: Kristen Patterson (American International, 2002)Record at AIC: 38-26 (Two years) Career Record: SameOffice Phone: (413) 205-3924Sports Information Director: Darryl Konicki (darryl.konicki@aic.edu)Office Phone: (413) 205-3572 FAX: (413) 205-3571

Assumption College 12/20 at Manchester, NH • 1/30 at Worcester, MA

Location: Worcester, MA Enrollment: 2,162Nickname: Greyhounds Colors: Blue, WhitePresident: Dr. Francesco Cesareo Athletic Director: Ted PaulauskasWebsite: www.assumptiongreyhounds.com Conference: Northeast-10Fieldhouse/Capacity: Laska Gymnasium/3,0002008-09 Overall/Conference Record: 15-13/13-9 (T-5th)Last Year vs. SNHU: AC 67-58, SNHU 76-61Series Record: AC leads 20-12Head Coach: Kerry Phayre (Providence, 1983)Record at AC: 212-161 (13 years) Career Record: SameOffice Phone: (508) 767-7282Sports Information Director: Steve Morris (merc@assumption.edu)Office Phone: (508) 767-7240 FAX: (508) 767-7413

Bentley University 11/29 at Waltham, MA • 2/13 at Manchester, NH

Location: Waltham, MA Enrollment: 3,890Nickname: Falcons Colors: Blue, GoldPresident: Gloria Larson, JD Athletic Director: Bob DeFeliceWebsite: www.bentleyfalcons.com Conference: Northeast-10Fieldhouse/Capacity: Dana Athletic Center/2,8002008-09 Overall/Conference Record: 21-12/15-7 (T-2nd)Last Year vs. SNHU: BU 63-59, BU 72-61Series Record: BU leads 26-2Head Coach: Barbara Stevens (Bridgewater State, 1976)Record at BC: 617-133 (23 years) Career Record: 774-224 (32 years)Office Phone: (781) 891-2996Sports Information Director: Dick Lipe (rlipe@bentley.edu)Office Phone: (781) 891-2334 FAX: (781) 891-2648

University of Bridgeport 12/30 at Oakdale, NY

Location: Bridgeport, CT Enrollment: 4,750Nickname: Purple Knights Colors: Purple, WhitePresident: Neil Albert Salonen Athletic Director: Jay MoranWebsite: www.bridgeport.edu Conference: East CoastFieldhouse/Capacity: Harvey Hubbell Gym/1,2002008-09 Overall/Conference Record: 12-16/11-7 ECC (4th)Last Year vs. SNHU: SNHU 73-59Series Record: Bridgeport leads 24-15Head Coach: Mark McCaleb (Massachusetts '89)Record at UB: 84-60 (5 Years) Career Record: 97-54Office Phone: (203) 576-4728Sports Information Director: Chuck Sadowski (csadowsk@bridgeport.edu)Office Phone: (203) 576-4726 FAX: (203) 576-4057

Dowling College12/29 at Oakdale, NY

Location: Oakdale, NY Enrollment: 7,088Nickname: Golden Lions Colors: Navy Blue and GoldPresident: Robert J. Gaffney Athletic Director: Rick Cole, Jr.Website: www.dowling.edu Conference: East CoastFieldhouse/Capacity: Dowling Gymnasium/5002008-09 Overall/Conference Record: 22-8/14-4 ECC (2nd)Last Year vs. SNHU: SNHU 90-70Series Record: SNHU leads 2-0Head Coach: Joe Pellicane (Dowling)Record at DC: 80-63 Career Record: SameOffice Phone: (631) 244-3294Sports Information Director: Brian Scios (sciosb@dowling.edu)Office Phone: (631) 244-3236 FAX: (631) 244-3317

Franklin Pierce University1/2 at Manchester, NH • 2/6 at Rindge, NH

Location: Rindge, NH Enrollment: 1,600Nickname: Ravens Colors: Crimson, GreyPresident: Dr. James Birge Athletic Director: Bruce KirshWebsite: athletics.franklinpierce.edu Conference: Northeast-10Fieldhouse/Capacity: Franklin Pierce Fieldhouse/1,5002008-09 Overall/Conference Record: 29-6/18-4 (1st)Last Year vs. SNHU: FPU 68-61, FPU 66-53, FPU 81-59Series Record: FPU leads 48-20Head Coach: Steve Hancock (Fitchburg State)Record at FPU: 135-92 (8 years) Career Record: SameOffice Phone: (603) 899-4081Sports Information Director: Doug DeBiase (debiased@franklinpierce.edu)Office Phone: (603) 899-4222 FAX: (603) 899-4328

Gannon University11/8 at Lake Buena Vista, FL

Location: Erie, PA Enrollment: 4,197Nickname: Knights Colors: Maroon, GoldPresident: Antoine Gairbaldi, Ph.D. Athletic Director: Mark RichardWebsite: www.gannonsports.com Conference: PSACFieldhouse/Capacity: Hammermill Center/2,8002008-09 Overall/Conference Record: 26-5/12-2 (2nd-West)Last Year vs. SNHU: Did Not MeetSeries Record: First MeetingHead Coach: Cleve Wright (Berea '89)Record at GU: 130-74 (7 years) Career Record: SameOffice Phone: (814) 871-7419Sports Information Director: Dan Teliski (teliski002@gannon.edu)Office Phone: (814) 871-7418 FAX: (814) 871-7794

THE OPPONENTS

Le Moyne College1/17 at Manchester, NH

Location: Syracuse, NY Enrollment: 2,300Nickname: Dolphins Colors: Green, GoldPresident: Dr. Fred Pestello Athletic Director: Matt BassettWebsite: www.lemoynedolphins.com Conference: Northeast-10Fieldhouse/Capacity: Ted Grant Court/2,5002008-09 Overall/Conference Record: 15-13/12-10 (T-8th)Last Year vs. SNHU: LC 54-49, SNHU 58-38Series Record: LC leads 23-4Head Coach: Rich Conover (Green Mountain, 1987)Record at LC: First year Career Record: 118-107 (Eight Years)Office Phone: (315) 445-4413Sports Information Director: Kevin McNeill (mcneilkj@lemoyne.edu)Office Phone: (315) 445-4412 FAX: (315) 445-4678

UMass Lowell11/24 at Lowell, MA • 2/9 at Manchester, NH

Location: Lowell, MA Enrollment: 6,000Nickname: River Hawks Colors: Red, White, BlueChancellor: Martin T. Meehan Athletic Director: Dana SkinnerWebsite: www.goriverhawks.com Conference: Northeast-10Fieldhouse/Capacity: Costello Center/2,1002008-09 Overall/Conference Record: 8-19/5-17 (13th)Last Year vs. SNHU: SNHU 67-58, SNHU 59-44Series Record: UML leads 42-20Head Coach: Kathy O’Neil (St. Michael’s, 1981)Record at UML: 386-300 (24 years) Career Record: SameOffice Phone: (978) 934-2325Sports Information Director: Chris O’Donnell (chris_odonnell@uml.edu)Office Phone: (978) 934-2306 FAX: (978) 934-2313

Mercy College11/15 at Manchester, NH

Location: Dobbs Ferry, NY Enrollment: 8,738Nickname: Mavericks Colors: Blue and WhitePresident: Dr. Kimberly Cline Athletic Director: Patricia KennedyWebsite: www.mercyathletics.com Conference: East CoastFieldhouse/Capacity: Mercy College Gymnasium/2502008-09 Overall/Conference Record: 10-18/7-11 ECC (7th)Last Year vs. SNHU: SNHU 89-74Series Record: 1-0Head Coach: Kelli Dunlay (Adelphi '93)Record at MC: First Year Career Record: SameOffice Phone: (914) 674-7163Sports Information Director: Kristin Duffy (kduffy@mercy.edu)Office Phone: (914) 674-7281 FAX: (914) 674-7561

Merrimack College12/8 at Manchester, NH • 2/24 at North Andover, MA

Location: North Andover, MA Enrollment: 2,150Nickname: Warriors Colors: Navy Blue, Gold, WhitePresident: Dr. Ronald Champagne Athletic Director: Glenn HofmannWebsite: www.merrimackathletics.com Conference: Northeast-10Fieldhouse/Capacity: Volpe Center/1,5002008-09 Overall/Conference Record: 9-19/5-17 (14th)Last Year vs. SNHU: SNHU 54-52, SNHU 66-62Series Record: MC leads 25-14Head Coach: Helen Williams (Wake Forest, 1987)Record at MC: 25-59 (3 years) Career Record: SameOffice Phone: (978) 837-5392Sports Information Director: Brad Davis (davisb@merrimack.edu)Office Phone: (978) 837-5364 FAX: (978) 837-5079

University of New Haven1/26 at Manchester, NH

Location: New Haven, CT Enrollment: 3,100Nickname: Chargers Colors: Blue, GoldPresident: Steven Kaplan Athletic Director: Debbie ChinWebsite: www.newhaven.edu Conference: Northeast-10Fieldhouse/Capacity: Charger Gym/2,6002008-09 Overall/Conference Record: 16-13/10-12 (11th)Last Year vs. SNHU: SNHU 67-60, SNHU 67-66Series Record: UNH leads 31-17Head Coach: Jessica Smith (Rhode Island, 1995)Record at UNH: 62-28 (3 years) Career Record: SameOffice Phone: (203) 932-7098Sports Information Director: Andy Beardsley (abeardsley@newhaven.edu)Office Phone: (203) 932-7025 FAX: (203) 932-7470

University of North Alabama11/6 at Lake Buena Vista, FL

Location: Florence, AL Enrollment: 7,243Nickname: Lions Colors: Purple, GoldPresident: Dr. William Cale, Jr. Athletic Director: Mark LinderWebsite: www.roarlions.com Conference: Gulf SouthFieldhouse/Capacity: Flowers Hall/3,8002008-09 Overall/Conference Record: 15-13/8-4 (3rd East)Last Year vs. SNHU: Did Not MeetSeries Record: First MeetingHead Coach: Terry Fowler (Lane '86)Record at UNA: 42-42 (3 years) Career Record: 133-132 (8 years)Office Phone: (256) 765-4616Sports Information Director: Jeff Hodges (sportsinformation@una.edu)Office Phone: (256) 765-4595 FAX: (256) 765-4659

Pace University1/20 at Manchester, NH

Location: Pleasantville, NY Enrollment: 13,463Nickname: Setters Colors: Navy Blue, GoldPresident: Stephen J. Friedman Athletic Director: Joseph O’DonnellWebsite: www.pacesettersathletics.com Conference: Northeast 10Fieldhouse/Capacity: Goldstein Fitness Center/2,4002008-09 Overall/Conference Record: 18-11/13-9 (T-5th)Last Year vs. SNHU: SNHU 71-5Series Record: Pace leads 14-4Head Coach: Carrie Seymour (Eastern Conn. State, 1983)Record at Pace: 319-185 (17 years) Career Record: SameOffice Phone: (914) 773-3970Sports Information Director: John Tagliaferri (jtagliaferri@pace.edu)Office Phone: (914) 773-3888 FAX: (914) 773-3491

Penmen on the Air

- The SNHU women's basketball team will have five games broadcastcomercially on WTPL 107.7 FM out of Concord, NH this season. Theschedule kicks off November 15 against Mercy, and includes road gamesat Bentley and Assumption and home games against Franklin Pierce andBentley.

- Once again, Radio SNHU will broadcast a majority of Penmen home gamesthis season. Those games can be heard at radio.snhu.edu.

THE OPPONENTS

Saint Anselm College11/18 at Manchester, NH • 2/3 at SNHU

Location: Manchester, NH Enrollment: 1,985Nickname: Hawks Colors: Blue, WhitePresident: Rev. Jonathan DeFelice O.S.B. Athletic Dir: Ed CannonWebsite: athletics.anselm.edu Conference: Northeast-10Fieldhouse/Capacity: Stoutenburgh Gymnasium/1,2002008-09 Overall/Conference Record: 4-23/2-20 (15th)Last Year vs. SNHU: SNHU 67-47, SNHU 75-62Series Record: SAC leads 38-11Head Coach: DeAnn Craft (Central Florida, 1987)Record at SAC: First Year Career Record: 109-171 (10 years)Office Phone: (603) 641-7804Sports Information Director: Ken Johnson, Jr. (kejohnson@anselm.edu)Office Phone: (603) 641-7810 FAX: (603) 641-7172

Saint Michael’s College12/2 at Manchester, NH • 2/17 at Colchester, VT

Location: Colchester, VT Enrollment: 2,000Nickname: Purple Knights Colors: Purple, GoldPresident: John J. Neuhauser Athletic Director: Geri KnortzWebsite: www.smcathletics.com Conference: Northeast-10Fieldhouse/Capacity: Ross Sports Center/2,5002008-09 Overall/Conference Record: 14-13/11-11 (10th)Last Year vs. SNHU: STM 76-75 (OT),Series Record: SMC leads 20-9Head Coach: Jennifer Niebling (Vermont, 1993)Record at SMC: 74-89 (6 years) Career Record: SameOffice Phone: (802) 654-2505Sports Information Director: Seth Cole (scole2@smcvt.edu)Office Phone: (802) 654-2537 FAX: (802) 654-2497

The College of Saint Rose1/10 at Manchester, NH

Location: Albany, NY Enrollment: 5,000Nickname: Golden Knights Colors: Gold, Black, WhitePresident: Dr. R. Mark Sullivan AD: Catherine Cummings HakerWebsite: www.gogoldenknights.com Conference: Northeast-10Fieldhouse/Capacity: Daniel P. Nolan Gym/1,0002007-08 Overall/Conference Record: 20-11/13-9 (T-5th)Last Year vs. SNHU: SNHU 64-57Series Record: CSR leads 12-5Head Coach: Karen Haag (Oneonta State, 1984)Record at CSR: 111-120 (8 years) Career Record: 215-253 (19 years)Office Phone: (518) 454-2064Sports Information Director: David Alexander (alexandd@strose.edu)Office Phone: (518) 458-5491 FAX: (518) 458-5457

Shippensburg University11/7 at Lake Buena Vista, FL

Location: Shippensburg, PA Enrollment: 6,800Nickname: Raiders Colors: Red, BluePresident: Dr. William Ruud Athletic Director: Jeff MichaelsWebsite: www.shipraiders.com Conference: PSACFieldhouse/Capacity: Heiges Field House (2,768)2008-09 Overall/Conference Record: 12-15/6-8 (5th East)Last Year vs. SNHU: Did Not PlaySeries Record: First MeetingHead Coach: Kristy Trn (Shippensburg '93)Record at SU: 181-106 (10 years) Career Record: SameOffice Phone: (717) 477-1543Sports Information Director: Bill Morgal (wjmorgal@ship.edu)Office Phone: (717) 477-1201 FAX: (717) 477-1253

Southern Connecticut State1/23 at New Haven, CT

Location: New Haven, CT Enrollment: 12,158Nickname: Owls Colors: Blue, WhitePresident: Dr. Cheryl J. Norton Athletic Director: Patricia D. NicolWebsite: www.southernctowls.com Conference: Northeast-10Fieldhouse/Capacity: Moore Fieldhouse/2,4002007-08 Overall/Conference Record: 7-20/4-18 (14th)Last Year vs. SNHU: SNHU 70-53Series Record: SCSU leads 33-21Head Coach: Meghan Brown (Saint John's, 1996)Record at SCSU: 22-34 (Two Years) Career Record: SameOffice Phone: (203) 392-6002WBB Sports Information Director: Tony Distasio (distasioa1@southernct.edu)Office Phone: (203) 392-6004 FAX: (203) 392-6967

Stonehill College12/5 at Easton, MA • 2/20 at Manchester, NH

Location: Easton, MA Enrollment: 2,100Nickname: Skyhawks Colors: Purple, WhitePresident: Rev. Mark T. Cregan, C.S.C. Athletic Director: Brendan SullivanWebsite: www.stonehillskyhawks.com Conference: Northeast-10Fieldhouse/Capacity: Merkert Gymnasium/2,2002007-08 Overall/Conference Record: 22-9/15-7 (T-2nd)Last Year vs. SNHU: SC 79-77, SNHU 61-58Series Record: Stonehill leads 28-7Head Coach: Trisha Brown (Harvard, 1987)Record at SC: 167-74 (8 years) Career Record: SameOffice Phone: (508) 565-1124Sports Information Director: Doug Monson (dmonson@stonehill.edu)Office Phone: (508) 565-1352 FAX: (508) 565-1504

THE RECORD BOOK

Julie (Dabrowski) Cusson remains the only Division II player to ever win the Frances Pomeroy Naismith Award.She is also one of only two SNHU athletes to have their number retired.

THE RECORD BOOK

INDIVIDUAL RECORDSMOST POINTSGame 45 Julie Dabrowski vs. Molloy (1/8/90)Season 668 Julie Dabrowski, 1989-90 (30 games)Career 1,713 Julie Dabrowski, 1986-90 (111 games)

SCORING AVERAGESeason 22.3 Julie Dabrowski, 1989-90 (30 games)

Freshman 17.3 Tricia Johnson, 1981-82 (18 games)Sophomore 15.3 Jen Ryan, 1994-95 (27 games)Junior 20.6 Julie Dabrowski, 1988-89 (27 games)Senior 22.3 Julie Dabrowski, 1989-90 (30 games)

Career 15.4 Julie Dabrowski, 1986-90 (111 games)

FIELD GOALS MADEGame 17 Julie Dabrowski vs. Molloy (1/8/90)Season 235 Julie Dabrowski, 1989-90 (30 games)Career 611 Julie Dabrowski, 1986-90 (111 games)

FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTEDGame 29 Sally Smith vs. Colby-Sawyer (1/30/79)

29 Jen Ryan vs. Le Moyne (12/9/95)Season 508 Jen Ryan, 1995-96 (25 games)Career 1,530 Jen Ryan, 1993-97 (104 games)

FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGESeason .565 (169/299) Heidi Bristol, 1987-88 (29 games)Career .516 (330/640) Heidi Bristol, 1984-88 (100 games)

3PT FIELD GOALS MADEGame 10 Julie Dabrowski vs. Molloy (1/8/90)Season 89 Julie Dabrowski, 1989-90 (30 games)Career 184 Kristy Woodill, 1996-00 (104 games)

3PT FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTEDGame 14 Jen Ryan vs. Bridgeport (1/16/95)

14 Kristy Woodill vs. Bridgeport (2/13/99)Season 199 Kristy Woodill, 1998-99 (27 games)Career 496 Kristy Woodill, 1996-00 (104 games)

3PT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGESeason .506 (89/176) Julie Dabrowski, 1989-90 (30 games)Career .456 (131/287) Julie Dabrowski, 1986-90 (111 games)

FREE THROWS MADEGame 15 Julie Ciarcia vs. Bridgeport (2/26/91)Season 120 Julie Dabrowski, 1988-89 (27 games)Career 360 Julie Dabrowski, 1986-90 (111 games)

FREE THROWS ATTEMPTEDGame 22 Julie Ciarcia vs. Bridgeport (2/26/91)Season 208 Julie Ciarcia, 1990-91 (30 games)Career 541 Julie Ciarcia, 1987-91 (93 games)

FREE THROW PERCENTAGESeason .912 (31/34) Lisa Degennaro, 1985-86 (29 games)Career .807 (360/446) Julie Dabrowski, 1986-90 (111 games)

MOST REBOUNDSGame 26 Ellen Raczka vs. Notre Dame (1/18/79)Season 283 Julie Ciarcia, 1990-91 (30 games)Career 918 Tricia Johnson, 1981-85 (99 games)

REBOUNDING AVERAGESeason 13.0 Allison Ross, 1980-81 (20 games)Career 9.4 Allison Ross, 1979-83 (79 games)

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS

MOST ASSISTSGame 18 Colleen Kelley vs. Rivier (2/3/82)Season 207 Julie Dabrowski, 1987-88 (29 games)Career 546 Diana Odoardi, 1988-93 (117 games)

ASSIST AVERAGESeason 8.5 Colleen Kelley, 1981-82 (18 games)Career 4.8 Colleen Kelley, 1981-85 (92 games)

4.7 Julie Dabrowski, 1986-90 (111 games)

MOST STEALSGame 10 Julie Dabrowski vs. Assumption (11/29/87)

10 Vicki Laurin vs. Albany (2/10/99)Season 91 Diane Benson, 1982-83 (26 games)Career 279 Diana Odoardi, 1988-93 (117 games)

MOST BLOCKED SHOTSGame 10 Anna Tarallo vs. Plymouth State (2/23/83)Season 121 Anna Tarallo, 1982-83 (26 games)Career 304 Anna Tarallo, 1982-86 (111 games)

MOST GAMES PLAYEDCareer 117 Diana Odoardi, 1988-93

Bold - Active Player

Stephanie Houghton wrapped up her career last year second in careerthree pointers (149) and ninth in career assists (270).

THE RECORD BOOK

MOST POINTS IN A SEASON

1. Julie Dabrowski 668 1989-902. Julie Dabrowski 536 1988-893. Julie Ciarcia 532 1990-914. Jen Ryan 465 1995-965. Julie Ciarcia 455 1989-906. Jen Plancon 445 1991-927. Heidi Bristol 417 1987-888. Jen Ryan 413 1994-959. Casey Balzano 397 1985-8610. Casey Balzano 396 1984-85

MOST REBOUNDS IN A SEASON

1. Julie Ciarcia 283 1990-912. Tricia Johnson 281 1982-833. Casey Balzano 268 1984-854. Diane Benson 266 1982-835. Casey Balzano 261 1985-866. Tiffany Bryant 252 1994-957. Tricia Johnson 239 1983-848. Chris Padula 228 1995-969. Diane Benson 225 1983-849. Anna Tarallo 225 1982-83

MOST ASSISTS IN A SEASON

1. Julie Dabrowski 207 1987-882. Diana Odoardi 171 1991-923. Colleen Kelley 154 1982-834. Michelle Ayotte 151 1989-905. Diana Odoardi 146 1992-936. Diana Odoardi 143 1990-917. Colleen Kelley 138 1984-858. Jen Ryan 135 1995-969. Heidi Schuberth 129 1985-8610. Amy Jackson 128 1986-8710. Heidi Schuberth 128 1983-84

MOST STEALS IN A SEASON

1. Diane Benson 91 1982-832. Diane Benson 88 1983-843. Julie Dabrowski 86 1989-904. Diana Odoardi 83 1991-925. Julie Ciarcia 82 1990-916. Diana Odoardi 81 1990-916. Colleen Kelley 81 1982-838. Diana Odoardi 77 1992-939. Jen Ryan 68 1995-9610. Amy Jackson 66 1985-8610. Heidi Skelton 66 1999-00

MOST BLOCKS IN A SEASON

1. Anna Tarallo 121 1982-832. Anna Tarallo 82 1984-853. Tricia Johnson 62 1981-824. Kristin Croteau 61 1994-955. Allison Ross 59 1981-82

MOST 3PT FG MADE IN A SEASON

1. Julie Dabrowski 89 1989-902. Kristy Woodill 79 1998-993. Elise Sharkey 58 1999-004. Kristy Woodill 54 1999-005. Jenn Hogan 50 2004-056. Shannon Drury 49 2000-017. Stephanie Houghton 47 2005-067. Stephanie Houghton 47 2008-099 Colleen Quinn 43 2003-0410. Jen Ryan 39 1995-96

MOST 3PT FG MADE IN A CAREER

1. Kristy Woodill 184 1996-002. Stephanie Houghton 149 2005-093. Julie Dabrowski 131 1986-904. Jen Ryan 121 1993-975. Colleen Quinn 121 2000-046. Jenn Hogan 103 2001-057. Elise Sharkey 95 1999-018. Megan Shay 75 2005-099. Tami Reynolds 67 1990-9410. Sheilah Helwig 64 1989-93

MOST FT MADE IN A SEASON

1. Julie Dabrowski 120 1988-892. Julie Ciarcia 112 1990-913. Julie Dabrowski 109 1989-904. Casey Balzano 105 1985-865. Jen Plancon 95 1991-92

MOST FG MADE IN A SEASON

1. Julie Dabrowski 235 1989-902. Julie Ciarcia 210 1990-913. Julie Dabrowski 192 1988-894. Julie Ciarcia 181 1989-904. Jen Ryan 181 1995-96

HIGHEST FG% IN A SEASON

1. Heidi Bristol .565 (169-299) 1987-882. Anna Tarallo .554 (98-177) 1983-843. Lynda Kent .540 (75-139) 1986-874. Ashara Carrington .539 (90-167) 2008-095. Heidi Schuberth .535 (123-230) 1986-87

HIGHEST SCORING AVG. SEASON

1. Julie Dabrowski 22.3 1989-902. Julie Dabrowski 20.6 1988-893. Jen Ryan 17.9 1995-964. Julie Ciarcia 17.7 1990-915. Tricia Johnson 17.3 1981-82

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THE RECORD BOOK

TEAM RECORDSMOST POINTSGame 114 vs. Plattsburgh St. (114-37), 11/24/84

Loss 87 vs. New Haven (87-95), 3/3/88Opponent 103 vs. Bentley (37-103), 1/15/81Both Teams 191 vs. AIC (103-88), 12/16/89

Season 2,368 1989-90 (30 games)Opponent 2,140 1989-90 (30 games)Average 78.9 1989-90 (30 games)

SCORING MARGINGame 77 vs. Plattsburgh St. (114-37), 11/24/84

Loss 66 vs. Bentley (37-103), 1/15/81Season 9.0 1987-88 (29 games)

FIELD GOALS MADEGame 52 vs. Plattsburgh St. (11/24/84)Season 908 1984-85 (29 games)

FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTEDGame 97 vs. Sacred Heart (2/27/90)Season 2,170 1989-90 (30 games)

FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGEGame .665 (41/63) vs. Hawthorne (2/11/80)Season .457 (892/1,952) 1987-88 (29 games)

3PT FIELD GOALS MADEGame 11 vs. Molloy (1/8/90)

11 vs. Binghamton (12/4/99)Season 134 1999-00 (27 games)

3PT FIELD GOALS ATTEMPEDGame 26 vs. Bridgeport (1/16/95)Season 399 1999-00 (27 games)

3PT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGEGame 1.000 (5/5) at Southern Connecticut (1/26/08)

1.000 (4/4) vs. Springfield (12/12/88)Season .434 (23/53) 1987-88 (29 games)

FREE THROWS MADEGame 27 vs. Bridgeport (1/19/86)Season 466 1987-88 (29 games)

466 1985-86 (30 games)

TEAM RECORDSFREE THROWS ATTEMPTEDGame 46 vs. New Haven (2/10/88)Season 726 1990-91 (31 games)

FREE THROW PERCENTAGEGame 1.000 (13/13) vs. UMass Lowell (2/24/93)Season .763 (466/611) 1985-86 (30 games)

MOST REBOUNDSGame 75 vs. Gordon College (12/13/82)Season 1,453 1984-85 (29 games)Average 54.3 1982-83 (26 games)

MOST ASSISTSGame 35 vs. Rivier (2/3/82)

35 vs. Molloy (1/8/90)35 vs. Franklin Pierce (1/31/90)

Season 613 1987-88 (29 games)

MOST STEALSGame 27 Keene State (12/7/85)Season 406 1990-91 (31 games)

MOST BLOCKED SHOTSGame 11 vs. Plymouth State (2/14/84)

11 vs. Castleton State (1/18/83)11 vs. Franklin Pierce (12/6/82)

Season 193 1981-82 (18 games)

MOST WINS 22 1989-90 (22-8)MOST LOSSES 27 1998-99 (0-27)MOST CONSECUTIVE WINS 9 1987-88 (21-8)MOST CONSECUTIVE LOSSES 28 1997-98 - 1998-99FEWEST WINS 0 1977-78 (0-14)

0 1998-99 (0-27)FEWEST LOSSES 8 1989-90 (22-8)

8 1987-88 (21-8)

The SNHU women's basketball team has participated in the WBCA's "Pink Zone" initiative to raise funds for breast cancerresearch as well as breast cancer awareness the last three seasons. The 2009-10 "Pink Zone" game is set for February 13.

THE RECORD BOOK

SNHU THROUGH THE YEARSOVERALL CONF

Season W L Pct. W L Coach Captain1976-77 11 7 .611 Larry DeLuca NA1977-78 0 14 .000 Susan Murray NA1978-79 5 11 .313 Susan Murray Maureen Coughlin, Sharon Fowler1979-80 7 10 .412 Erik Gonzalez Sally Smith1980-81 2 18 .100 Patrick Healey Ellen Raczka, Allison Ross1981-82 5 13 .278 Nancy Rowe Ellen Raczka, Allison Ross1982-83 15 11 .577 2 4 Nancy Rowe Allison Ross1983-84 10 18 .357 4 10 Nancy Rowe Diane Benson, Tricia Johnson, Colleen Kelley1984-85 20 9 .690 9 5 Nancy Rowe Tricia Johnson1985-86 17 13 .567 7 5 Nancy Rowe Anna Tarallo1986-87 19 9 .679 11 3 Nancy Rowe Casey Balzano, Amy Jackson, Ann Moscovics1987-88 21 8 .724 10 2 Nancy Rowe Heidi Bristol, Lisa DeGennaro, Diana Harris1988-89 12 15 .444 4 10 Ed Sides Kelly Bourbon, Julie Dabrowski, Jackie Hoyt1989-90 22 8 .733 11 3 Nancy Dreffs Kris Breyer, Julie Dabrowski1990-91 18 13 .581 8 6 Nancy Dreffs Julie Ciarcia, Diana Odoardi1991-92 12 17 .414 6 8 Nancy Dreffs Jodi Linnehan, Diana Odoardi, Sheilah Helwig1992-93 8 18 .308 5 9 Nancy Dreffs Diana Odoardi1993-94 4 23 .148 3 13 Nancy Dreffs Tami Reynolds, Tiffany Bryant1994-95 6 21 .222 4 12 Nancy Dreffs Tiffany Bryant, Kristen O’Connell, Stacy Stackrow1995-96 7 19 .269 6 14 Deb Reardon Kristen O’Connell1996-97 8 18 .308 6 12 Deb Reardon Kristin Croteau, Chris Padula1997-98 3 25 .107 2 14 Deb Reardon Tynae Gaston, Kelly Greenfield1998-99 0 27 .000 0 18 Deb Reardon Tynae Gaston, Jen Robinson1999-00 8 19 .296 6 10 Dennis Masi Tynae Gaston, Jen Robinson, Kristy Woodill, Loretta Kavanaugh2000-01 5 21 .192 3 19 Dennis Masi Loretta Kavanaugh2001-02 4 22 .154 1 21 Dennis Masi Anna Bell, Amy Stilphen2002-03 7 19 .269 3 19 Dennis Masi Amy Stilphen, Sara Scott, Colleen Quinn2003-04 8 19 .296 3 19 Dennis Masi Amy Stilphen, Colleen Quinn, Ana Lavilla2004-05 5 22 .185 1 21 Dennis Masi Glhansy Bonhomme, Maike Mocikat2005-06 9 19 .321 7 15 Karen Pinkos Maike Mocikat, Sara Tucker2006-07 6 21 .222 4 18 Karen Pinkos Maike Mocikat, Sara Tucker2007-08 13 15 .464 9 13 Karen Pinkos Kristen Anderson, Sara Tucker2008-09 18 11 .621 12 10 Karen Pinkos Stephanie Houghton, Julia HoughtalingTOTALS 302 518 .368 138 300SNHU in the NCAAs1987-88New England Regional (at Waltham, MA)

Bentley 69, SNHU 52

1989-90New England Regional (at Waltham, MA)

St. Anselm 86, SNHU 73

SNHU in the ECACs1984-85Semifinals (at Smithfield, RI)

SNHU 82, St. John Fisher 61Championship (at Smithfield, RI)

Southern Connecticut 76, SNHU 68

1985-86Semifinals (at Hamilton, NY)

Niagara 73, SNHU 72

1990-91Semifinals (at West Chester, PA)

SNHU 80, St. Michael's 68Championship (at West Chester, PA)

SNHU 60, West Chester 59

SNHU in the NE-10 TOURNAMENT2005-06 - First Round (at Waltham, MA)

Bentley 58, SNHU 57

2007-08 - First Round (at Syracuse, NY)Le Moyne 53, SNHU 39

2008-09 - First Round (at Syracuse, NY)SNHU 58, Le Moyne 38Quarterfinal (at Rindge, NH)Franklin Pierce 81, SNHU 59

SNHU Women’s Basketball Coaching RecordsCoach Years W L Pct.Larry DeLuca 1976-77 11 7 .611Susan Murray 1977-79 5 25 .167Erik Gonzalez 1979-80 7 10 .412Patrick Healey 1980-81 2 18 .100Ed Sides (Interim) 1988-89 12 15 .444Nancy Rowe-Dreffs 1981-88/ 177 181 .494

1989-95Deb Reardon 1995-99 18 89 .168Dennis Masi 1999-05 37 122 .233Karen Pinkos 2005- 46 66 .411TOTALS 1976-09 315 533 .371

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CAREER SCORING LEADERS

RK. NAME YRS G FG 3FG FT PTS AVG1. Julie Dabrowski 1986-90 111 611 131 360 1,713 15.42. Julie Ciarcia 1987-91 93 559 0 284 1,402 15.03. Jen Ryan 1993-97 104 512 121 215 1,360 13.04. Casey Balzano 1983-87 113 496 0 312 1,304 11.55. Tricia Johnson 1981-85 99 563 0 130 1,256 12.76. Anna Tarallo 1982-86 111 511 0 179 1,201 10.87. Kristy Woodill 1996-00 104 344 184 227 1,099 10.68. ^Anna Bell 1998-02 106 412 41 200 1,068 10.19. Jennifer Plancon 1989-93 91 405 48 201 1,059 11.610. Heidi Schuberth 1983-87 112 423 0 212 1,058 9.411. Diana Odoardi 1988-93 117 412 55 156 1,035 8.812. Tiffany Bryant 1991-95 108 414 7 197 1,032 9.613. Jen Robinson 1996-00 107 448 0 101 997 9.314. Stephanie Houghton 2005-09 112 313 149 211 986 8.815. *Eilise Sharkey 1997-01 105 351 202 87 964 9.216. Sheilah Helwig 1989-93 97 334 64 208 940 9.717. Sara Tucker 2004-08 108 394 4 123 915 8.518. Tami Reynolds 1990-94 105 330 67 174 901 8.619. Ann Moscovics 1983-87 107 343 0 144 830 7.820. Heidi Bristol 1984-88 100 330 0 169 829 8.3

^ Includes two seasons at Slippery Rock University* Includes two seasons at the University of Bridgeport

CAREER REBOUND LEADERSRK. NAME YEARS TOTAL1. Tricia Johnson 1981-85 9182. Casey Balzano 1983-87 8873. Anna Tarallo 1982-86 7634. Allison Ross 1979-83 7455. Julie Ciarcia 1987-91 7266. Chris Padula 1993-97 7097. Tiffany Bryant 1991-95 6968. Sara Tucker 2004-08 6269. Jen Robinson 1996-00 60710. Kristin Croteau 1993-97 595

CAREER ASSIST LEADERSRK. NAME YEARS TOTAL1. Diana Odoardi 1988-93 5462. Julie Dabrowski 1986-90 5233. Heidi Schuberth 1983-87 4624. Jen Ryan 1993-97 4555. Colleen Kelley 1981-85 4416. Michelle Ayotte 1987-90 3607. Maike Mocikat 2003-07 3468. Amy Jackson 1983-87 2879. Stephanie Houghton 2005-09 27010. Alyssa Whitney 2005-09 267

CAREER STEAL LEADERSRK. NAME YEARS TOTAL1. Diana Odoardi 1988-93 2792. Julie Dabrowski 1986-90 2633. Jen Ryan 1993-97 2424. Colleen Kelley 1981-85 2345. Heidi Schuberth 1983-87 2196. Julie Ciarcia 1987-91 1987. Casey Balzano 1983-87 1818. Diane Benson 1982-84 1799. Amy Jackson 1983-87 16610. Michelle Ayotte 1987-90 165

CAREER GAMES PLAYED LEADERSRK. NAME YEARS TOTAL1. Diana Odoardi 1988-93 1172. Casey Balzano 1983-87 1132. Mary Cunningham 1990-94 1134. Stephanie Houghton 2005-09 1124. Heidi Schuberth 1983-87 1126. Julie Dabrowski 1986-90 1116. Anna Tarallo 1982-86 1118. Maike Mocikat 2003-07 1098. Alyssa Whitney 2005-09 10910. Tiffany Bryant 1991-95 10810. Sara Tucker 2004-08 108

THE RECORD BOOK

RECORD vs. OPPONENTS—1976-09School W L Pct.Adelphi 1 0 1.000Albany 3 6 .333American International 7 18 .280Assumption 12 20 .375Barry 0 1 .000Bentley 2 26 .071Binghamton 0 5 .000Bloomfield 1 0 1.000Bridgeport 15 24 .385Bryant 10 21 .323Caldwell 1 0 1.000Castleton State 2 1 .667Central Connecticut 3 2 .600Clark 0 1 .000Colby 1 2 .333Colby-Sawyer 6 3 .667C.W. Post 1 1 .500Dowling 2 0 1.000Eckerd 1 0 1.000Felician 6 1 .857Florida Southern 1 0 1.000Franklin Pierce 20 48 .294Green Mountain 4 0 1.000Gordon 1 1 .500Hawthorne 4 0 1.000Keene State 16 18 .471Le Moyne 4 23 .148Lock Haven 1 1 .500Longwood 0 2 .000UMass Lowell 20 42 .323Mercy 1 0 1.000Merrimack 14 25 .359Molloy 1 0 1.000Mount St. Mary's 2 2 .500New England College 5 10 .333New Haven 17 31 .354New York Tech 1 1 .500Niagara 0 1 .000Notre Dame College 3 4 .428Pace 4 14 .222Philadelphia Textile 0 1 .000Plattsburgh 1 0 1.000Plymouth State 6 3 .667Post 5 1 .833Queens 1 0 1.000Quinnipiac 7 8 .467Rhode Island College 1 0 1.000Rivier 6 8 .428Sacred Heart 22 16 .579Saginaw Valley State 1 0 1.000Slippery Rock 1 0 1.000St. Anselm 11 38 .224St. Francis 2 0 1.000St. John Fisher 1 0 1.000St. Joseph's 1 1 .500St. Leo 1 0 .000St. Michael’s 9 20 .310St. Rose 5 12 .294St. Thomas Aquinas 2 0 1.000Southampton 0 1 .000Southern Connecticut 21 33 .389Springfield 6 0 1.000Stonehill 7 28 .200Stony Brook 2 6 .250Tampa 0 1 .000Virginia Union 1 1 .500West Chester 2 0 1.000TOTALS 297 522 .363

ALL-TIME HONOR ROLL

WBCA/Kodak All-AmericaPlayer YearJulie Dabrowski 1990

Frances Pomeroy Naismith AwardPlayer YearJulie Dabrowski 1990

NECAC Division II Female Athlete of the YearPlayer YearJulie Dabrowski 1990

WBCA/Kodak All-DistrictPlayer YearTricia Johnson 1983Casey Balzano 1986Julie Dabrowski 1990

ECAC-North All StarPlayer YearCasey Balzano 1986, 87Julie Dabrowski 1988, 89, 90Julie Ciarcia 1990, 91Diana Odoardi 1991

ECAC-North Player of the YearPlayer YearJulie Dabrowski 1990

ECAC-North Rookie of the YearPlayer YearJulie Ciarcia 1988

All-NECCPlayer YearTricia Johnson 1983, 85Casey Balzano 1985, 86, 87Heidi Schuberth 1986, 87Amy Jackson 1987Heidi Bristol 1988Jackie Hoyt 1989Julie Dabrowski 1988, 89, 90Julie Ciarcia 1988, 90, 91Diana Odoardi 1991, 92, 93Jennifer Plancon 1992Jen Ryan 1995, 96

NECC Player of the YearPlayer YearJulie Dabrowski 1990

NECC Rookie of the YearPlayer YearJulie Ciarcia 1988Liz Nelson 1994

NE-10 All-Freshman TeamPlayer YearAlex Giannopoulou 2005

SOUTHERN NEW HAMPSHIRE UNIVERSITY

LOCATIONSouthern New Hampshire University is located in an area

that gives students the best of both worlds. The culture andfacilities of urban areas are close by, while the beauty andrecreational diversity of the New Hampshire north country iswithin a short drive. The campus sits on the edge ofManchester, a city of 100,000 people and New Hampshire’sbusiness center. It is home to museums, theatres, retailcenters and quality restaurants. Convenient interstate high-ways bisect Manchester’s bustling perimeters and air serviceconnects Manchester with all major cites in the UnitedStates.

Just an hour south is Boston, with all of its culturaladvantages and activities. Boston is home to the world-classMuseum of Science and Fine Arts Museum, as well as theBoston Red Sox, Bruins, Celtics and New England Patriots. Tothe north, students have access to the wilderness andrecreational areas of the White Mountains and the LakesRegion. The White Mountains offer some of the best hiking inthe country and the best skiing in New England.

The location of the campus enables SNHU to providestudents with access to the kinds of recreational and culturalopportunities that add greatly to the experience of going tocollege. Finally, New Hampshire ranks 48th nationally inviolent crime and there is a comprehensive security programin place at SNHU which has produced a remarkable safetyrecord.

VISITING SNHUPersonal interviews and campus tours are strongly recom-

mended. Tours and interviews are conducted Monday throughFriday, 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. throughout the year and onselect Saturday mornings during the academic year. Appoint-ments for interviews and/or tours may be arranged by callingthe admission office at (800) 642-4968.

DIRECTIONSHeading North Via I-93

Take exit 9N from I-93 onto U.S. 3/Route 28 headingnorth. Turn left at the first intersection onto West AliceDrive, which becomes Donati Drive at the sharp curve. Atthe end of Donati Drive turn right onto BicentennialDrive. At the first stop sign turn right onto North RiverRoad. SNHU is 1/4 mile on the left.

Heading North ViaEverett Turnpike (Route 3)

Take Route 3 to I-293 North to Exit 6. Cross theAmoskeag Bridge and turn left at the first intersectiononto Elm Street. Stay on Elm Street for 1 mile then turnleft onto Bennington Road. Go one block and turn rightonto North River Road. SNHU is 1.5 miles on the left.

Heading South Via I-93Follow I-93 South to Exit 9N. Proceed north on U.S. 3/

Route 28 as above.

ATHLETICSThe rich tradition of athletics has long been the source

of pride for the family and friends of Southern New HampshireUniversity. Since the glory days of the Greater Boston SmallCollege Conference, to the present status as a NCAA DivisionII power, the Penmen have maintained a level of excellencethat is second to none.

SNHU is a member of the National Collegiate AthleticAssociation and the Northeast-10 Conference. An originalmember of the now-disbanded New England CollegiateConference, SNHU became a member of the Northeast-10Conference prior to the 2000-01 academic year.

Men’s teams are fielded in baseball, basketball, crosscountry, golf, hockey, lacrosse, soccer and tennis. Women’steams include basketball, cross country, lacrosse, soccer,softball, tennis and volleyball. Cheerleading is also offered asa co-ed varsity sport.

Numerous individual and team achievements in recentyears have brought SNHU both regional and nationalrecognition. Topping the list of recent success stories is the1989 NCAA Division II National Championship in men’s soccer.Consistently ranked among the top programs in the country,the men’s soccer team has participated in 14 NCAA Tournamentssince 1986 and advanced to the NCAA Tournament nationalchampionship game in 2002. In addition, the women’s soccerteam claimed seven of a possible 13 ECAC Division II titles from1984 to 1996 and advanced to the NCAA Tournament in 1997and 2003.

The men’s basketball team, a long-time New Englandpower, has participated in 16 NCAA Tournaments since 1980.The Penmen have claimed six NCAA Regional titles andadvanced to the Division II Final Four in 1993 and 1994. Thewomen’s basketball team advanced to the NCAA Tournamentin 1988 and 1990 and captured the ECAC Division II title in 1991.The SNHU hockey team participated in the final NCAA DivisionII Championship Series in 1999 and has advanced to a post-season tournament each of the last 11 seasons.

The golf team claimed back-to-back Northeast-10Conference championships in 2001 and 2002 and participatedin three NCAA Tournaments in the last seven seasons (2003,2006, 2009). The women’s tennis team qualified for its firstNCAA Tournament in 2009, while the women’s lacrosse teamhas reached the Northeast-10 championship game in each ofthe last two years. The softball team made its first-everappearance in the NCAA Division II Tournament in 2006, whilethe baseball team claimed its first-ever ECAC Division II title in1997.

The men’s lacrosse team advanced to the ECAC Tournamentin 1995, while the women’s lacrosse team advanced to thesemifinals of the Northeast-10 Conference Tournament in justits third season as a varsity sport in 2006. The men’s tennis andvolleyball teams have also qualified for the NE-10 Tournamentin recent years, while the cheerleading team placed sixthnationally in 2006.

SNHU student-athletes succeed off the playing field aswell. Proof of this came in September of 2001 when theUniversity was one of nine recipients of the inaugural USAToday NCAA Foundation Academic Achievement Award, inrecognition of high graduation rates among student athletes.SNHU took home the award for the highest graduation rateamong all Division II schools. A total of 152 SNHU student-athletes were named to the Northeast-10 Commissioner’sHonor Roll in 2008-09, while two student-athletes were namedESPN the Magazine Academic All-Americans.

SNHU also earned the Northeast-10 Conference AcademicAchievement Award following the 2001-02 school year.