2010-11 c.w. post women's basketball media guide

2010-11 C.W. POST WOMEN’S BASKETBALL MEdiA GuidE

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THIS IS C.W. POST aTHLeTICS

WOMEN’S SPORTS Basketball Cross Country Field Hockey Lacrosse Soccer Softball Swimming Tennis Volleyball

MEN’S SPORTS Baseball Basketball Cross Country Football Lacrosse Soccer

2009-10 Quick FacTS:

Overall Record: 208-101-4 (.668 winning pct.) Conference Record: 123-46 (.727 winning pct.) •18student-athleteswerenamedAll-Americans. •71student-athletesreceivedAll-Conferencerecognition. •Fiveprogramswontheirconferencechampionships (men’s cross country, men’s soccer, men’s lacrosse, base ball, women’s lacrosse). •SixprogramsparticipatedinNCAAChampionships. •Men’sLacrosserepeatedasNCAAChampions,capturing itssecondstraighttitleandthirdoverallinprogramhistory.

c.W. POST aTHLETicS MiSSiON STaTEMENT

IntercollegiateathleticsisakeycomponenttothesuccessofLongIslandUniversity.TheIntercollegiateAthleticsProgramatC.W.Postde- velopsleadershipskills,personalcharacter,disciplineandcompetitivenessinanenvironmentwheretheforemostgoalisacademicachieve mentandthesuccessfulcompletionoftheUniversity’sacademicrequirementsforgraduation. Eachstudent-athleteisarepresentativeoftheUniversityandC.W.Post,andwillconformtotheletterandspiritofallrulesandregulations, includingthosecontainedintheCampusEthosStatementandwillreflecttheUniversity’scommitmenttoexcellenceandaccess. TheIntercollegiateAthleticsProgramstrivestoofferawiderangeofopportunitiesinanenvironmentthatencouragesdiversity;remainre- sponsivetostudent,facultyandpublicinterest;inspirethebeliefthatthesuccessoftheoveralldepartmentisgreaterthanthatoftheindividu alteam;andcreateanenduringsourceofprideforstudent-athletes,alumniandthegreatercommunitiesinwhichtheprogramisapart.

The Program endorses the following Foundations of athletic Excellence: •Leadership •Accountability •Pride • Competitiveness • Integrity • Service • Respect • Commitment •Sportsmanship


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Credits The 2010-11 C.W. Post women’s basketball guide was writ-ten, edited and designed by the C.W. Post Athletic Media Rela-tions Office. Design and layout by Sarah Ralls using InDesign CS3 and Photoshop CS3. Special thanks to Deirdre Moore, Jill Fisher, Pat McWalters, Sean Engel and Marie Guarnieri for their assistance. Individual headshots, cover photos and action photography by Joe Rogate. Cover design by Sarah Ralls. Printing and color separations by Evans Printing, Concord, N.H.

table of Contents2010-11 C.W. Post Women’s Basketball/Quick Facts ..1 C.W. Post Basketball Quick Facts/Directions .........2This Is C.W. Post ...........................................................3Pioneers in the Community .........................................4Head Coach Deirdre Moore........................................5Assistant Coaches ..................................................... 6-7Season Outlook .......................................................... 8-92010-11 C.W. Post Roster .........................................10Radio/TV Roster..........................................................11Janea Aiken ...................................................................12Shatima Greer ..............................................................13Alyssa Lombardi ..........................................................14Anthia Smith ................................................................15 Felicia Joyner ................................................................16Noelle Pawlicki ............................................................17Ashley Caggiano ..........................................................18Nicolette Marciniak ....................................................19Quianna Tiggle ............................................................20Shayna Gatling/Nijah LaCourt .................................21Alexis Peters/Kenyatta Sears ....................................222009-10 Final Statistics ..............................................232009-10 Game Highs ..................................................24East Coast Conference .........................................25-282010-11 Opponents ..............................................29-30Pioneers vs. Opponents .......................................31-32Pioneer Records .....................................................33-35All-Time Pioneer Roster ............................................36Year-By-Year Results ............................................37-40LIU/C.W. Post Administration ................................41Director of Athletics Bryan Collins .........................42 C.W. Post Athletics Staff ...........................................43

for more Pioneers info:Visit www.cwpostpioneers.com

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C.W. Post at a GlanCeLocation .......................................................Brookville, N.Y. 11548Founded .......................................................................................1954President .......................................................... Dr. David Steinberg Provost .................................................................. Dr. Paul ForestellEnrollment ..................................................................................8,472Nickname ............................................................................. PioneersColors ......................................................................... Green & GoldAthletics Director ......................... Bryan Collins (516) 299-2847Faculty Athletic Representative ... Dr. Sean Grennan (516) 299-2592Affiliation .............................................................. NCAA II, ECACHead Trainer ........................................................ Elizabeth ZanolliAthletics Administrative Assistant.... Marie Guarnieri (516) 299-2288Equipment Manager .......................... Bob Sugar (516) 299-2676Athletic Media Relations Director (Women’s Basketball Contact) Sarah Ralls (516) 299-3957Athletic Department Fax ...................................... (516) 299-3155

SID Fax ................................................................. (516) 299-2844Ralls E-Mail ................................................... [email protected]. Post Athletics Web Site ..... www.cwpostpioneers.com

Women’s basketball InformatIon Conference ................................................. East Coast ConferenceHead Coach ................................ Deirdre Moore (C.W. Post ‘96)Phone Number ....................................................... (516) 299-3853Best Time to Reach Moore .......................................... AfternoonsRecord at C.W. Post................................................................. 33-23Career Record ............................................................................SameAssistant Coach ..............................................Basimah ThompsonAssistant Coach ........................................................Vanessa SmithAssistant Coach ....................................................Carlyshia HurdleAssistant Coach ..............................................................Eileen HerrHome Court ............................................ Pratt Recreation Center2009-10 Record ........................................................................... 20-9

DIRECTIONS TO PRATT RECREATION CENTER

(www.liu.edu/directions)

FROM NEW YORK CITY• Take Queens-Midtown Tunnel to the Long

Island Expressway (I-495) east• Exit at 39 (Glen Cove Rd.) and make a left

at the light onto Glen Cove Road. Proceed north 1-1.5 miles to Northern Blvd. (Rte. 25A)

• Turn right (east) on Northern Blvd. and travel two miles to the C.W. Post Campus

• Pass the first entrance and turn right at the next light (East Gate)

• Take Gold Coast Road for 1/2 mile; Pratt Recreation Center is on right

FROM POINTS NORTH• Take most convenient south parkway, turnpike

or thruway to the Throgs Neck Bridge• Proceed over bridge to the Long Island Expressway

(I-495) east and follow the directions above

FROM POINTS EAST ON LONG ISLAND• Take Long Island Expressway (I-495)

west to exit 41N (Rte. 106/107)• Turn right at light and proceed

north on 107 to Northern Blvd. (Rte. 25A)• Turn left (west) on Northern Blvd. and

travel to first traffic light• Turn left at light onto the C.W. Post Campus

and follow Gold Coast Road 1/2 mile; Pratt Recreation Center is on the right.

The C.W. Post Athletic Media Relations Office welcomes members of the media covering Pioneer women’s bas-ketball during the 2010-2011 season. If we can be of any assistance to you throughout the year, please do not hesitate to contact us.

Sarah RallsDirector,

Athletic Media Relations, [email protected]

Jill FisherAssistant Director,

Athletic Media [email protected]

Pat McWaltersGraduate Assistant

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aCaDemIC eXCellenCe The C.W. Post Campus of Long Island University is known for small classes and personal attention from dedicated and highly credentialed professors. C.W. Post offers more than 250 undergradu-ate, graduate and doctoral degree programs, many of which carry the endorsement of the world’s top accrediting agencies, including the American Psychological Association, the American Library Associa-tion, AACSB International – the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business, and many more.sCHools of stUDY The C.W. Post Campus includes six schools of study: the College of Information and Computer Science, including the acclaimed Palm-er School of Library and Information Science; the College of Manage-ment, including the schools of Business, Professional Accountancy and Public Service; the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, with 13academic departments; the School of Education; the School of Health Professions and Nursing, and the School of Visual and Performing Arts. For more information visit our Web site at www.liu.edu/academ-ics.PersonalIZeD eDUCatIon The academic and personal support provided to C.W. Poststudents is second to none. Each undergraduate is assigned toa full-time, professional academic counselor to help them stayon course to successful completion of their degrees. C.W. Post’saward-winning Cooperative Education program providesstudents with the opportunity for internships related to theirstudies, and the Office of Professional Experience and CareerPlanning maintains a wide array of services to help graduatesenter meaningful and rewarding careers.

fIrst-rate faCIlItIes The safe and secure, 307-acre C.W. Post Campus is widelyacclaimed for its scenic beauty and distinguished architecture.Its academic, cultural and recreational facilities include threeart galleries, 80 student organizations, the world-class TillesCenter for the Performing Arts and a premier research librarywith more than three million volumes.

IDeal loCatIon C.W. Post is located on Long Island in the Village ofBrookville, one of the most sought-after residentialcommunities in the United States. Our location, just 10minutes by car from the Long Island Expressway, means thatyou can quickly get to major shopping malls, beautiful beaches,parks and gardens, historic landmarks that include the formerhomes of U.S. presidents, multiplex movie theaters, sportscenters, planetariums and museums. The campus is just 50minutes from the corporate and entertainment capital of theworld – New York City.

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Deirdre Moore enters her third season as head coach for the C.W. Post women’s basketball team. Last season, the Pioneers collectively put forth their best season in recent memory when they posted a 20-9 overall record – its highest win total since the 1987-88 season. C.W. Post was 9-3 when playing away from the Pratt. In addition, junior guard Janea Aiken was voted both the ECC and ECAC Player of the Year. The Pioneers also boasted three 1,000 career point scorers in Aiken, Gina Catherall and Jasmine Moore. In her first season at the helm in 2008-09, Moore coached the Pioneers to a 13-14 overall record with a 10-8 clip in conference play. C.W. Post advanced to the semifinal round of the East Coast Conference Championships after an 83-67 win over Bridgeport in the quarterfinals. At the conclusion of the season, the Pioneers boasted three all-conference selections, including senior Whitney Murrer, who was also named Second Team All-Met and went on to play for the Gigantes de Carolina of the Puerto Rican basketball league. Prior to her appointment as head coach, Moore served

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11 years as an assistant coach for the Pioneers. She worked primarily with the back court and helped the Pioneers post a record of 166-152. This included an appearance at the NCAA tournament in the 2000-01 season, and appearances in the East Coast Conference Championships in 2006-07 and 2007-08. Moore recruited 1,000 point scorers Basimah Thompson and Thalia Jackson to the program. Moore also worked as a mathematics special education teacher for 11 years in Queens, and is currently working to-wards earning another master’s degrees in electrical engineer-ing. In addition to her involvement with numerous camps, clinics, and community outreach programs, she has been involved with the Empire State games since 2000, coaching three different teams in the summer competition. She helped the New York City region team achieve a gold medal finish for the first time in 19 years. Moore has also lent her expertise to the C.W. Post Mathematics and Physics departments, serving as a tutor. Moore serves on the Employer Advisory Board (EAB), which works closely with employers from all backgrounds at different locations on Long Island. The EAB puts together programs to help all students connect with employers and educate students as to appropriate ways to act when em-ployed as well as help them learn how to network. Monthly programs are held to benefit all students at C.W. Post and the program sponsors a Women’s Achievement dinner each year. Moore was also a member of A-SAAC (Academic Stu-dent Affairs Advisory committee). This committee planned different programs to enhance the academic success and achievement of our current students. Some projects included choosing books for incoming freshmen to read in College 101 as well as putting together information for professors on how to deal with difficult behaviors in the classroom. Moore serves as a liaison between athletics and academic counsel and helps organize student athlete registrations online by enlisting the help of academic counseling. She also sets up academic tutoring for student athletes when requested. The Elmont, N.Y., native played her collegiate career as point guard for the Pioneers from 1992-96. She tallied 276 assists, placing tenth on the team’s all-time list. Moore gradu-ated from C.W. Post in 1996 with a degree in pre-engineering/math and physics. She earned her master’s degree from C.W. Post in Math Education.

tHe moore fIle Hometown: Elmont, New York Education: C.W. Post (B.S. Pre-Engineering Math and Physics; M.S. Math Education) Coaching Experience: C.W. Post 2008-present

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Vanessa Smith enters her third season with the Pioneers. Smith joined the C.W. Post women’s basketball coaching staff following a seven-year stint as assistant coach for the New York Institute of Technology women’s basketball program. Smith was responsible for defensive instruction and drills, as well as scout-ing and recruiting for NYIT then-head coach Mike Guidone. She is an alumni of NYIT, spending her collegiate career as a two-sport athlete, participating in both basketball and track and field. She graduated in May of 2000 with a bachelor’s degree in Behavioral Sciences-Psychology. She later completed her M.P.S. in Human Relations-Clinical Counseling from NYIT in 2003/.

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Basimah Thompson enters her third season on Moore’s staff. She graduated in May 2008 from C.W. Post with a B.S. in Physical Education. A three-year captain, Thompson garnered numerous honors during her time in a Pioneer uniform. She was named NYCAC’s Rookie of the Year during her fresh-man year at C.W. Post. Thompson was also named to the 2006 Preseason ECC Women’s Basketball squad and All-NYCAC Second Team in 2005-06. She was an All-East Coast Confer-ence Third Team selection following both her junior and senior year. Thompson earned herself a spot on numerous all-time record lists for C.W. Post. She currently holds the tenth place spot on the all-time points list, tallying 1,116 during her four year run. Thompson scored her 1,000th point during an 82-42 win over Concordia College (N.Y.) her senior year. She is also listed as fourth in school history for career assists (404) and seventh for career steals (255). Thompson will use her skills to be the primary guard coach for the Pioneers. She will also be responsible for moni-toring the academic progress of freshmen and alumni relations.

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Hurdle begins her first season working with the Pioneers and will work primarily with the post players and is also respon-sible for film exchange. Hurdle is no stranger to the East Coast Conference as she was a four-year starter at Adelphi University. She averaged 15.6 points, 1.4 blocks and 1.5 steals during her senior season in 2005-06. Following that season, Hurdle was honored as the All-Met Player of the Year and was also named Division II Bul-letin Preseason Honorable Mention All-America. In addition, Adelphi honored her as Senior Female Athlete of the Year and Women’s Basketball Most Valuable Player. Upon graduating, Hurdle went on to play professionally in Portugal, Romania and Puerto Rico. In 2008, she was named to the league’s All-Star team while playing for Puerto Rico.

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Herr begins her first season at C.W. Post and will work primarily with the shooting guards. A four-year starter and two-year captain at Drew Univer-sity, she is listed in the record books as fifth in single season and sixth in career assists. Upon receiving her bachelor’s degree in Psychology, went on to earn two master’s degrees in Special Education and School Administration and Supervision. Herr assisted at the 2010 Empire State Games for scholastic basketball and currently serves as the head volleyball coach at Berkley Caroll as well as the head golf coach at Bishop Kearney. She has also coached with AAU programs in New York City.

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C.W. Post head women’s basketball coach Deir-dre Moore is excited about the upcoming 2010-11 season and brings in a team that is deep in tal-ent, though she stresses there is a lot of work to be done between now and the start of the season. Picked to finish first in the East Coast Confer-ence preseason poll with five first-place votes, the Pioneers return a strong core of three starters, in-cluding last season’s top scorers Janea aiken (St. Albans, N.Y.) and Felicia Joyner (Lindenhurst, N.Y.) as well as top rebounder Alyssa Lombardi (New Fairfield, Conn.). Aiken, Joyner and Lombardi were starters in last season’s lineup whom Moore describes as “the big three”. Aiken was named the ECC Preseason Player of the Year and is arguably the best all-around player in the league. She led the league in scoring (16.6

pts/gm) and is looking to build on last year’s suc-cess. She returns with more confidence and will set the tempo on the court. Joyner is described by Moore as the leader of the team both vocally and by example. Joyner averaged 12.1 points a game and scored 20 or more points on four occasions and is working to score 14-15 points a game for the Pioneers.

GUarDs Junior Noelle Pawlicki (Staten Island, N.Y.) is looking to bounce back from last season where she averaged just over 17 minutes and 6.1 points a game. She is slated to run at the guard spot and is a great shooter and can create offense off the dribble with mismatches. Sophomore Ashley Caggiano (Holtsville, N.Y.) is expected to step up at the point guard position and will work to increase her minutes on the floor. Moore describes her as a “dead-red shooter” that can run the offense well. Caggiano saw action in 27 games last season and averaged 1.7 points a game.

forWarDs Sophomore forward Nicole Marciniak (Brook-lyn, N.Y.) was a strong presence under the basket last season and led the team with 17 blocks while averaging 5.3 points a game. She worked hard over the offseason and returns in great shape. With her ability to score inside and out, she is a key player with the potential to be all-conference. The Pioneers will receive a boost with the return of senior forward Anthia Smith (Elmira, N.Y.), who is finally healthy to play solid minutes this season. With her ability to stand firm under-neath and shoot the ball, Moore predicts Smith to be a “double-double machine” on the court. Senior forward Shatima Greer (Central Islip, N.Y.) struggled in her first season after transferring from Suffolk but has become more acclimated to the Pioneers’ style of play and is extremely athletic and should perform well this season. Greer played in 28 games last season and made one start, averag-ing eight minutes a game.

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neWComers Moore brings in four incoming freshmen and a transfer that will all push for playing time this season. Quianna Tiggle (Bowie, Md.) transfers in from Washington Adven-tist. Tiggle has great size, can shoot the three and is a “pitbull point guard”, says Moore. She played in 24 games last season for the Shock, making 12 starts, and averaged 4.5 points a game. Freshman guard ke-nyatta Sears (Hampton, Va.) displays great ath-leticism and raw ability. Moore describes her as a gym rat and a hard worker. Freshman guard Shayna Gatling (Baldwin, N.Y./Baldwin) brings size to the position with her 5-foot-10 frame and has a quick step and can penetrate to the basket. She has been a pleasant surprise for the coaching staff during preseason and has the potential to do well. Freshman center/forward Nijah LaCourt (Bronx, N.Y.) has a giant presence on the boards with her 6-foot-1 size and is described by Moore as a “true blue shot blocker”. She can rebound well and is a good defender. Freshman guard Alexis Peters (Dorchester, Mass.) has great size and is athletic. She can shoot from three-point range well and adds depth and the guard position.

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before the New Year will be Dec. 8 when they take on next-door neighbor, NYIT. January will be a busy month in the Pratt as the Pioneers will host six home games against tough ECC opponents in

Queens (Jan. 8), Bridge-port (Jan. 10), Mercy (Jan. 12), Dowling (Jan. 15), Molloy (Jan. 22) and St. Thomas Aquinas (Jan. 26). The ECC Champion-ships begin March 2 with the quarterfinal round at the highest seed and the semifinal and final game at host, Bridgeport.

2010-11 eCC Preseason Pollteam Pts. last Year’s record1. C.W. Post (5) 58 20-9 (14-7 ECC)2. Molloy (2) 48 22-8 (16-5 ECC)3. St. Thomas Aquinas 45 15-13 (11-10 ECC)4. Dowling (1) 40 20-9 (13-8 ECC)5. Queens 35 6-22 (6-15 ECC)6. Bridgeport 29 20-10 (16-5 ECC)7. NYIT 21 5-23 (5-16 ECC)8. Mercy 12 4-23 (3-18 ECC) SEA

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Juniors (2)Felicia Joyner

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Sophomores (3)Ashley CaggianoNicole MarciniakQuianna Tiggle

Freshmen (4)Nijah Lacourt

Shayna GatlingKenyatta Sears

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Janea AikenAshley CaggianoNicole Marciniak

Anthia SmithFelicia Joyner

Shatima GreerNoelle PawlickiShayna GatlingNijah LaCourt

Connecticut (1)Alyssa Lombardi

Massachusetts (1)Alexis Peters

Maryland (1)Quianna Tiggle

Virginia (1)Kenyatta Sears

Numerical RosterNo. Name Yr. Pos Ht Hometown/High School 5 Nijah LaCourt Fr. C/F 6-1 Bronx, N.Y. / Manhattan Center 10 Janea Aiken Sr. G 5-9 St. Albans, N.Y. / SUNY Albany 11 Ashley Caggiano So. G 5-6 Holtsville, N.Y. / Sachem North 13 Noelle Pawlicki Jr. F 5-10 Staten Island, N.Y. / St. Peter’s Girls 15 Shayna Gatling Fr. G 5-10 Baldwin, N.Y. / Baldwin 20 Nicolette Marciniak So. C/F 6-1 Brooklyn, N.Y. / ArchBishop Molloy 21 Anthia Smith Sr. F 5-11 Elmira, N.Y. / Alfred State 22 Felicia Joyner* Jr. G 5-9 Lindenhurst, N.Y. / St. John the Baptist 23 Kenyatta Sears Fr. G 5-6 Hampton, Va. / Hampton 24 Quianna Tiggle So. G 5-8 Bowie, Md. / Washington Adventist 30 Alyssa Lombardi* Sr. F 6-0 New Fairfield, Conn. / Danbury 32 Shatima Greer Sr. F 5-11 Central Islip, N.Y. / Suffolk C.C 35 Alexis Peters Fr. G 5-8 Dorchester, Mass. / Fontbonne Acad. * - Captain

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Alphabetical RosterNo. Name Yr. Pos Ht Hometown/High School 10 Janea Aiken Sr. G 5-9 St. Albans, N.Y. / SUNY Albany 11 Ashley Caggiano So. G 5-6 Holtsville, N.Y. / Sachem North 15 Shayna Gatling Fr. G 5-10 Baldwin, N.Y. / Baldwin 32 Shatima Greer Sr. F 5-11 Central Islip, N.Y. / Suffolk C.C 22 Felicia Joyner Jr. G 5-9 Lindenhurst, N.Y. / St. John the Baptist 5 Nijah LaCourt Fr. C/F 6-1 Bronx, N.Y. / Manhattan Center 30 Alyssa Lombardi Sr. F 6-0 New Fairfield, Conn. / Danbury 20 Nicole Marciniak So. C/F 6-1 Brooklyn, N.Y. / ArchBishop Molloy 13 Noelle Pawlicki Jr. F 5-10 Staten Island, N.Y. / St. Peter’s Girls 35 Alexis Peters Fr. G 5-8 Dorchester, Mass. / Fontbonne Acad. 23 Kenyatta Sears Fr. G 5-6 Hampton, Va. / Hampton 21 Anthia Smith Sr. F 5-11 Elmira, N.Y. / Alfred State 24 Quianna Tiggle So. G 5-8 Bowie, Md. / Washington Adventist


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Noelle PawlickiJunior • 5-10 • Guard

Staten Island, N.Y./St. Peter’s

Ashley CaggianoSophomore • 5-6 • Guard

Holtsville, N.Y./Sachem North

Janea aikenSenior • 5-9 • Guard

St. Albans, N.Y./SUNY Albany

Nijah LaCourtFreshman • 6-1 • Center/Forward Bronx, N.Y./Manhattan Ctr.

Shayna GatlingFreshman • 5-10 • Forward

Baldwin, N.Y./Baldwin

Anthia SmithSenior • 5-11 • Forward Elmira, N.Y./Alfred State

Felicia JoynerJunior • 5-9 • Guard

Lindenhurst, N.Y./St. John the Baptist

Nicole MarciniakSophomore • 6-1 • Center/Forward

Brooklyn, N.Y./ArchBishop Molloy

Alyssa Lombardi Senior • 6-0 • Forward

New Fairfield, Conn./Danbury

Shatima GreerSenior • 5-11 • Forward Central Islip, N.Y./Suffolk

Kenyatta SearsFreshman • 5-6 • Guard Hampton, Va./Hampton

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Career HighsPoints: .............................................. 33, at Binghamton (1/10/09)3-point FG made: .....................................4, at Queens (2/27/10)Total rebounds: .................. 9, at St. Thomas Aquinas (1/30/10)Steals: ....................................................................................5, twiceBlocks: ......................................................3, at Queens (11/18/09)Minutes: ................................................ 48, at Dowling (1/20/10)

Year GP-GS Min/Avg FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off-Def Tot Avg PF-FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts/Avg2007-08 31-6 625/20.2 93-224 .415 28-95 .295 43-62 .694 20-36 56 1.8 36-0 39 39 4 17 257/8.32008-09 31-31 966/31.2 151-366 .413 27-103 .262 83-123 .675 22-68 90 2.9 52-0 69 92 6 24 412/13.32009-10 29-29 976/33.7 167-369 .453 47-130 .362 100-130 .769 41-84 125 4.3 44-0 115 85 5 44 481/16.6TOTAL 91-66 2567/28.2 411-959 .428 102-328 .310 226-315 .717 83-188 271 3.0 132-0 223 216 15 85 1150/12.6

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2009-10: ECC Player of the Year … ECAC Player of the Year … Daktronics Inc. First Team … All-Met First Team … five-time ECC Player of the Week … started in all 29 games, aver-aging 33.7 minutes a game … averaged 16.8 points a game and led the ECC with 481 points … converted 100 of 130 attempts from the charity stripe … scored in double figures 26 times … led the team in scoring in 19 games … scored a season-high 29 points, including 15 from the charity stripe, and a career-high nine rebounds at Dowling (Jan. 20) … connected 167 of 369 from the field for a .453 shooting percentage … scored 21 points and notched her 1,000th career point in a 63-54 win over Queens (Feb. 3).

2008-09 (UAlbany): Led the Danes in scoring with 13.2 points a game … broke the school record for most points scored by a sophomore (412) … shot 151 for 366 (.413) from the floor … was the high scorer for Albany on 13 occasions … scored a career-high 33 points against Binghamton (Jan. 10) … earned the team’s playmaker award.

2007-08 (UAlbany): Played in all 31 games, making six starts ... first player in program history to be named to the America East All-Rookie Team ... garnered America East rookie of the week recognition on Feb. 11... averaged 8.3 points and 1.8 rebounds per game ... ranked second on the team with a .415 three-point field goal percentage ... scored in double figures 12 times ... finished with a season-high 21 points and added five assists versus Colgate ... finished with 12 points on 6-for-8 shooting from the floor to go along with a career-high six as-sists versus Boston U.

Personal: Daughter of Jeffrey Aiken and Belinda Jackson … four-year varsity member at St. Dominic ... team captain as a senior ... earned all-league honors and was named the Long Island Player of the Year … scored 1,000 career points.

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2009-10: Played in 28 games, making one start … converted 46 of 77 from field goal range for a .597 shooting percentage … averaged 3.3 points and 3.4 rebounds a game … scored a season-high 16 points with 12 rebounds in a 67-55 win against Chestnut Hill (Nov. 21). Prior to C.W. Post: Transferred from Suffolk C.C. after two seasons … averaged 20 points and 15 rebounds a game … played four years at Central Islip … named player of the year … first team all-region selection … also participated in track and field.

Personal: Older of James and Andrea Greer’s two children … admires Barack Obama … plans to pursue a master’s degree … majoring in social work.

10Senior • 5-9 • GuardSt. Albans, N.Y./SUNY Albany 32Senior • 5-11 • Forward

Central Islip, N.Y./Suffolk C.C.

Year GP-GS Min/Avg FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off-Def Tot Avg PF-FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts/Avg2009-10 28-1 243/8.7 41-72 .569 1-1 1.000 9-21 .429 42-52 94 3.4 24-0 9 19 4 9 92/3.3total 28-1 243/8.7 41-72 .569 1-1 1.000 9-21 .429 42-52 94 3.4 24-0 9 19 4 9 92/3.3

Career HighsPoints: ........................................ 16, vs. Chestnut Hill (11/21/09)3-point FG made: .......................1, vs. Chestnut Hill (11/21/09)Total rebounds: ........................ 12, vs. Chestnut Hill (11/21/09)Steals: .......................................................................... 1, nine timesBlocks: ...................................................................................2, twiceMinutes: ................................... 22, vs. Chestnut Hill (11/21/09)



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2009-10: Started in all 29 games … led the team in rebound-ing, averaging 7.3 boards a game … recorded at least 10 rebounds on 11 occasions … grabbed six rebounds and dished out six assists in an 83-76 win over Dowling (Dec. 9).

2008-09: Played in all 27 games and made 26 starts … pulled down a season-high 14 rebounds against Bloomfield (Jan. 3) and Mercy (Feb. 7) … dished out five assists against Adelphi (Jan. 8) … recorded a season-high three steals at Saint Rose (Dec. 20) and Adelphi (Jan. 28).

2007-08: Saw time on the court 27 times, earning seven starts ... posted a career-high 16 rebounds two games in a row against Concordia (Jan. 5) and St. Thomas Aquinas (Jan. 12) ... averaged four rebounds a game for the season ... tallied four steals against UMass Lowell (Dec. 10) and three blocks against St. Thomas Aquinas (Jan. 12) ... averaged 14.7 minutes per game.

Prior to C.W. Post: Played four years of varsity basketball for Jackie DiNardo at Danbury High School … named all-area and second team all-conference.

Personal: Daughter of Michael and Laila Lombardi … has two sisters, Melanie and Sarah … Sarah played three years of vol-leyball at Western Connecticut State University … majoring in psychology.

30Senior • 6-0 • ForwardNew Fairfield, Conn./Danbury

Career HighsPoints: .................................9, vs. St. Thomas Aquinas (1/12/08)3-point FG made: ......................................................................N/ATotal rebounds: ..................................................................16, twiceSteals: ....................................................................................4, twiceBlocks: ............................................... 3, vs. New Haven (1/16/08)Minutes: ..........................36, vs. St. Thomas Aquinas (1/12/08)

Year GP-GS Min/Avg FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off-Def Tot Avg PF-FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts/Avg2007-08 28-7 412/14.7 12-41 .293 0-1 .000 17-33 .515 42-79 121 4.3 53-1 10 21 12 17 41/1.52008-09 27-26 641/23.7 19-53 .358 0-0 .000 11-15 .733 53-153 206 7.6 73-1 31 27 9 23 49/1.82009-10 29-29 693/23.9 32-78 .410 0-1 .000 6-22 .273 55-171 226 7.8 73-2 34 40 15 33 70/2.4TOTAL 84-62 1746/20.8 63-172 .366 0-2 .000 34-70 .486 150-403 553 6.6 199-4 75 88 36 73 160/1.9

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ANTHIA SMITH

2009-10: Took the court in 15 games … saw limited time on the court due to an injury … averaged 2.2 points and 2.3 rebounds a game … registered a season-high 13 points in a 70-57 win over Bridgeport (Jan. 13).

2008-09: Redshirt season.

Prior to C.W. Post: Transferred from Alfred State where she was the NJCAA Player of the Year and a Second Team All-American … played four years at Elmira Free Academy … helped the Blue Devils win the STAC championship with a 19-3 record … also played volleyball.

Personal: Is the middle child of Stanley and Myra Fulgham … plans to pursue a career as a counselor and a coach … major-ing in psychology.

21Senior • 5-11 • ForwardElmira, N.Y./Alfred State

Career HighsPoints: ..................................................8, vs. Bridgeport (1/13/10)3-point FG made: ............................................................................0Total rebounds: ..........................................9, vs. Mercy (2/15/10)Steals: .........................................................3, at Queens (2/27/10)Blocks: .........................................................................................N/AMinutes: ...................................................20, vs. Mercy (2/15/10)

Year GP-GS Min/Avg FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off-Def Tot Avg PF-FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts/Avg2009-10 15-0 133/8.9 12-29 .414 0-2 .000 9-16 .563 10-24 34 2.3 19-0 7 20 0 5 33/2.2total 15-0 133/8.9 12-29 .414 0-2 .000 9-16 .563 10-24 34 2.3 19-0 7 20 0 5 33/2.2

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2009-10: ECC Second Team … started in all 29 games … av-eraged 12.4 points and 3.0 rebounds a game … converted 140 of 325 attempts from the floor for a .431 shooting percentage … scored a game-high 29 points against Mercy (Dec. 5) … scored in double figures in 19 games ... recorded five thefts against Mercy (Jan. 16).

2008-09: ECC All-Rookie Team … played in all 27 games, making 25 starts … converted 119 of 294 field goals (.388) … registered 12 field goals and scored a season-high 28 points at Bridgeport (March 4) … pulled down seven rebounds at American International (Dec. 13) … dished out seven assists against Mercy (Feb. 7) … blocked two shots at Mercy (Dec. 10).

Prior to C.W. Post: Played four years of varsity basketball at St. John the Baptist High School … led her team to two State CHSAA titles and four CHSAA league titles ... was named to the federation all tournament team and was honored as playoff tournament MVP … also competed in volleyball and track and field.

Personal: One of four children for Charles and Joanne Joyner ... majoring in finance.

22Junior • 5-9 • GuardLindenhurst, N.Y./St. John the Baptist

Career HighsPoints: ........................................................29, vs. Mercy (12/5/09)3-point FG made: ......................................4, vs. Mercy (2/15/10)Total rebounds: ....................................................................7, twiceSteals: ............................................................................ 5, five timesBlocks: ........................................................2, at Mercy (12/10/08)Minutes: ..................................................................39, three times

Year GP-GS Min/Avg FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off-Def Tot Avg PF-FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts/Avg2008-09 27-25 743/27.5 114-294 .388 20-57 .351 48-70 .686 33-45 78 2.9 72-3 47 63 4 21 296/11.02009-10 29-29 870/30.0 140-325 .431 34-98 .347 47-80 .588 33-54 87 3.0 40-1 62 85 4 29 361/12.4TOTAL 56-54 1613/28.8 254-619 .410 54-155 .348 95-150 .633 66-99 165 2.9 112-4 109 148 8 50 657/11.7

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2009-10: Saw action in 29 games and made seven starts … averaged 6.1 points and 2.0 rebounds a game … scored a season-high 16 points in a 71-46 win over UDC (Jan. 2).

2008-09: Played in 23 games, making 13 starts … converted seven free throws and dished out eight assists against Bloom-field (Jan. 3) … pulled down six rebounds against Concordia (Jan. 12) … recorded four steals against Bloomfield (Jan. 3) and Concordia (Jan. 12) … blocked two shots at Southern Connecticut (Nov. 29).

Prior to C.W. Post: Played three years of varsity basketball for coach Bob Daggert … was a four-time Catholic High School Champion at St. Peter’s Girls High School ... named MVP of her team and was a recipient of the Physical Education award ... averaged 14 points per game and 75 percent at the foul line her senior year. Personal: The youngest of Jeffrey and Frances Pawlicki’s four children.

13Junior • 5-10 • GuardStaten Island, N.Y./St. Peter’s Girls

Career HighsPoints: .....................................................21, vs. Adelphi (1/28/09)3-point FG made: .....................................................3, three timesTotal rebounds: .................................. 6, vs. Concordia (1/12/09)Steals: ....................................................................................4, twiceBlocks: ........................... 2, at Southern Connecticut (11/29/08)Minutes: .............................................39, vs. Bloomfield (1/3/09)

Year GP-GS Min/Avg FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off-Def Tot Avg PF-FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts/Avg2008-09 23-13 612/26.6 67-167 .401 29-72 .403 36-51 .706 20-50 70 3.0 48-1 41 68 3 32 199/8.72009-10 28-7 485/17.3 54-144 .375 20-68 .294 43-59 .729 15-41 56 2.0 40-0 30 53 3 16 171/6.1TOTAL 51-20 1097/21.5 121-311 .389 49-140 .350 79-110 .718 35-91 126 2.5 88/1 71 121 6 48 370/7.3

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2009-10: Took the court in 27 games … averaged 1.7 points and 0.9 rebounds a game … scored a season-high 11 points against Mercy (Feb. 15) … was 2-for-2 from 3-point range against Mercy (Feb. 15) and Queens (Feb. 27).

Prior to C.W. Post: Was a three-year player at Sachem East … the Arrows were 75-25 during her career, including 19-1 her junior year … was a Rookie of the Year selection … named all-league and all-county … also played basketball.

Personal: Daughter of Anthony and Ann Caggiano’s … has three siblings … admires her father most outside of sports … majoring in accounting.

11Sophomore • 5-6 • GuardHoltsville, N.Y./Sachem North

Career HighsPoints: ........................................................11, vs. Mercy (2/15/10)3-point FG made: ................................................................3, twiceTotal rebounds: ..........................................5, vs. Mercy (2/15/10)Steals: ..........................................................3, vs. Mercy (2/15/10)Blocks: .........................................................1, vs. Mercy (2/15/10)Minutes: ..........................20, vs. St. Thomas Aquinas (2/24/10)


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2009-10: ECC All-Rookie Team … played in all 29 games … averaged 5.3 points and 3.5 points a game … led the team with 17 blocks … converted 49 of 74 at the free throw line … scored a season-high 15 points against Dowling (Feb. 13).

Prior to C.W. Post: Was a three-year player at ArchBishop Molloy … scored 445 points and grabbed 312 rebounds her senior year … led the Stanners to the Brooklyn-Queens Championship … one-time MSG Player of the Week … Mc-Donald’s All-American nominee … NY Daily News Second Team all-Queens selection.

Personal: Younger of Ryszard and Mary Marciniak’s two children … father played soccer in Poland … favorite athlete is LeBron James … hopes to play basketball overseas.

20Sophomore • 6-1 • ForwardBrooklyn, N.Y./Archbishop Molloy

Career HighsPoints: ....................................................15, vs. Dowling (2/13/10)3-point FG made: ......................................................................N/ATotal rebounds: ........................................... 7, at Mercy (1/16/10)Steals: ..........................................................3, vs. Queens (3/3/10)Blocks: .........................................................3, vs. Queens (3/3/10)Minutes: ...............................................25, vs. Dowling (2/13/10)


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Prior to C.W. Post: Transferred after one season at Wash-ington Adventist, where she was named Rookie of the Year … played four years at National Christian Academy … also played volleyball and flag football.

Personal: Younger of Gail Tiggle’s two daughters … hobbies include shopping and writing poetry … favorite athlete is Epiphanny Prince … admires his mother … plans for a career as a sports agent … majoring in business marketing.

24Sophomore • 5-8 • GuardBowie, Md./Washington Adventist

Year GP-GS Min/Avg FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off-Def Tot Avg PF-FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts/Avg2007-08 31-6 625/20.2 93-224 .415 28-95 .295 43-62 .694 56 1.8 36-0 39 39 4 17 257/8.32008-09 29-29 898/31.0 138-339 .407 25-95 .263 73-103 .709 84 2.9 50-0 64 89 6 23 374/12.9TOTAL 60-35 1523/25.4 231-563 .410 53-190 .279 116-165 .703 140 2.3 86-0 103 128 10 40 631/10.5

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Prior to C.W. Post: Played at Baldwin and helped the Bruins capture the Nassau County title in 2010 … averaged 15 points and 10 rebounds throughout her career.

Personal: Older of Wayne and Cathy Gatling’s two children … enjoys shopping and playing basketball … favorite athlete is Kobe Bryant … admires her father … plans for a future in teaching … majoring in education.

15Freshman • 5-10 • ForwardBaldwin, N.Y./Baldwin

NIJAH lAcouRT

Prior to C.W. Post: Three-year varsity player at Manhattan Center, where she averaged 10 points and 10 rebounds a game.

Personal: Daughter of Tashah Smith … hobbies include ballet …admires her mother … aspires to become a nurse … majoring in biology.

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Prior to C.W. Post: Four-year varsity player at Fontbonne Acad. in Milton, Mass. … averaged 19.9 points, 6.5 rebounds and 3.3 steals a game … owns the school’s scoring record … named Patriot Ledger All-Scholastic as well as Boston Herald and Boston Globe All-Scholastic … played for the Bay State Magic AAU club team.

Personal: Middle child of Alan and Gina Peters … hobbies include playing volleyball and football, watching movies and spending time with family … favorite athlete is Chris Paul … admires her parents … plans for a career in sports broadcast-ing … majoring in business management.

35Freshman • 5-8 • GuardDorchester, Mass./Fontbonne Acad.

KENyATTA SEARS

Prior to C.W. Post: Four-year varsity player at Hampton High … the Lady Crabbers captured the state crown in 2007 with a 32-0 record … averaged 16 points, five assists and three re-bounds a game throughout her career … named best defensive player … also played softball and field hockey and competed in cross country.

Personal: Youngest of Rhonda Myers’ four children … likes to sing and dance … favorite athlete is Kobe Bryant … admires her mother … majoring in computer science.

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Player GP-GS Min/Avg FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off-Def Tot Avg PF-FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts/Avg10 Janea Aiken 29-29 976-33.7 167-369 .453 47-130 .362 100-130 .769 41-84 125 4.3 44-0 115 85 5 44 481/16.622 Felicia Joyner 29-29 870-30.0 140-325 .431 34-98 .347 47-80 .588 33-54 87 3.0 40-1 62 85 4 29 361/12.405 Gina Catherall 29-22 829-28.6 104-267 .390 51-144 .354 35-41 .854 15-48 63 2.2 57-0 117 84 6 59 294/10.113 Jasmine Moore 29-27 773-26.7 78-207 .377 19-83 .229 33-51 .647 57-110 167 5.8 74-2 67 76 17 62 208/7.223 Noelle Pawlicki 28-7 485-17.3 54-144 .375 20-68 .294 43-59 .729 15-41 56 2.0 40-0 30 53 3 16 171/6.120 Nicolette Marciniak 29-0 377-13.0 52-105 .495 0-0 .000 49-74 .662 47-55 102 3.5 63-4 25 35 17 15 153/5.332 Shatima Greer 28-1 243-8.7 41-72 .569 1-1 1.000 9-21 .429 42-52 94 3.4 24-0 9 19 4 9 92/3.330 Alyssa Lombardi 29-29 693-23.9 32-78 .410 0-1 .000 6-22 .273 55-171 226 7.8 73-2 34 40 15 33 70/2.433 Jasmin Jones 22-0 116-5.3 18-48 .375 12-34 .353 2-2 1.000 6-13 19 0.9 11-0 10 3 2 8 50/2.321 Anthia Smith 15-0 133-8.9 12-29 .414 0-2 .000 9-16 .563 10-24 34 2.3 19-0 7 20 0 5 33/2.224 Chantee Hallett 26-0 178-6.8 22-45 .489 0-0 .000 7-10 .700 22-25 47 1.8 42-1 3 17 3 3 51/2.011 Ashley Caggiano 27-0 177-6.6 15-30 .500 7-11 .636 8-13 .615 6-18 24 0.9 24-0 23 35 1 10 45/1.7 TEAM 49-78 127 4.4 0 9 0 Total 29 5850 735-1719 .428 191-572 .334 348-519 .671 398-773 1171 40.4 511-10 502 561 77 293 2009/69.3 Opponents 29 5850 586-1576 .372 101-359 .281 401-581 .690 317-683 1000 34.5 466-5 333 568 85 251 1674/57.7

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Date sCore oPPonent PoInts reboUnDs assIsts steals bloCksNov. 16 W 55-49 ADELPHI 25-Felicia Joyner 12-Alyssa Lombardi 4-Jasmine Moore 3-Gina Catherall 1-Nicolette MarciniakNov. 18 W 69-67 at Queens* 17-Gina Catherall 6-Nicolette Marciniak 6-Jasmine Moore 2-Noelle Pawlicki 3-Janea Aiken Janea Aiken Jasmine MooreNov. 21 W 67-55 CHESTNUT HILL 16-Shatima Greer 12-Shatima Greer 7-Janea Aiken 3-Jasmine Moore 1-Alyssa Lombardi Gina CatherallNov. 24 L 69-56 MOLLOY* 15-Janea Aiken 7-Shatima Greer 4-Jasmine Moore 1-four players 2-Shatima Greer Janea AikenNov. 28 L 60-52 HOLY FAMILY 19-Janea Aiken 8-Alyssa Lombardi 5-Gina Catherall 1-four players 1-three playersDec. 2 L 62-58 at Bridgeport* 16-Gina Catherall 6-Janea Aiken 3-Janea Aiken 4-Gina Catherall 2-Nicolette Marcin-iakDec. 5 W 97-53 MERCY* 29-Felicia Joyner 6-Janea Aiken 7-Gina Catherall 5-Gina Catherall 2-Nicolette Marcin-iakDec. 9 W 83-76 DOWLING* 20-Janea Aiken 13-Alyssa Lombardi 6-Gina Catherall 4-Jasmine Moore 1-Nicolette MarciniakDec. 12 W 82-54 at NYIT* 19-Janea Aiken 11-Alyssa Lombardi 7-Janea Aiken 5-Jasmine Moore 1-Alyssa Lom-bardiDec. 29 W 70-53 at New Haven 23-Janea Aiken 9-Alyssa Lombardi 5-Gina Catherall 5-Gina Catherall 1-Alyssa Lom-bardiJan. 2 W 71-46 at Univ. of D.C.% 19-Janea Aiken 12-Alyssa Lombardi 7-Gina Catherall 3-Gina Catherall 1-Nicolette MarciniakJan. 3 W 94-31 vs. Washington Adventist% 19-Felicia Joyner 11-Alyssa Lombardi 12-Gina Catherall 4-Alyssa Lombardi 1-Nicolette Marciniak Jan. 9 W 71-53 ST. THOMAS AQUINAS* 21-Janea Aiken 12-Alyssa Lombardi 6-Gina Catherall 5-Janea Aiken 2-Alyssa LombardiJan. 13 W 70-57 BRIDGEPORT* 17-Janea Aiken 9-Shatima Greer 6-Gina Catherall 4-Jasmine Moore NoneJan. 16 W 101-64 at Mercy* 22-Felicia Joyner 7-Nicolette Marciniak 5-Gina Catherall 7-Gina Catherall 1-three players Ashley CaggianoJan. 20 W 94-89 at Dowling* 34-Gina Catherall 9-Janea Aiken 6-Felicia Joyner 3-Janea Aiken 1-Jasmin Jones Alyssa Lombardi Jasmine MooreJan. 23 W 75-50 NYIT* 14-Jasmine Moore 12-Jasmine Moore 6-Felicia Joyner 3-Jasmine Moore 1-Jasmine Moore Felicia Joyner Gina CatherallJan. 27 L 59-55 at Molloy* 17-Janea Aiken 6-Alyssa Lombardi 6-Gina Catherall 4-Jasmine Moore 1-four playersJan. 30 W 54-46 at St. Thomas Aquinas* 22-Janea Aiken 9-Janea Aiken 7-Janea Aiken 2-Gina Catherall 1-three playersFeb. 3 W 63-54 QUEENS* 21-Janea Aiken 6-Nicolette Marciniak 5-Janea Aiken 4-Jasmine Moore 3-Jasmine MooreFeb. 6 L 74-71 at Bridgeport* 22-Janea Aiken 12-Alyssa Lombardi 5-Janea Aiken 3-Janea Aiken 1-Alyssa LombardiFeb. 13 L 65-57 DOWLING* 16-Janea Aiken 9-Alyssa Lombardi 7-Janea Aiken 3-Janea Aiken 2-Nicolette MarciniakFeb. 15 W 80-47 MERCY* 20-Felicia Joyner 10-Alyssa Lombardi 6-Gina Catherall 3-three players 1-Jasmine MooreFeb. 17 W 53-45 at NYIT* 13-Felicia Joyner 7-Alyssa Lombardi 5-Janea Aiken 4-Gina Catherall 1-Jasmine Moore Chantee HallettFeb. 20 L 68-61 MOLLOY* 20-Janea Aiken 11-Alyssa Lombardi 5-Janea Aiken 3-Janea Aiken 1-Gina Catherall Felicia JoynerFeb. 24 L 67-61 ST. THOMAS AQUINAS* 18-Janea Aiken 8-Alyssa Lombardi 4-Janea Aiken 3-Jasmine Moore 3-Jasmine MooreFeb. 27 W 68-52 at Queens* 18-Janea Aiken 8-Jasmine Moore 5-Gina Catherall 3-Anthia Smith 1-Janea AikenMarch 3 W 69-44 QUEENS* 15-Janea Aiken 7-Janea Aiken 4-Gina Catherall 5-Janea Aiken 3-Nicolette Marciniak Alyssa Lombardi Janea AikenMarch 6 L 65-52 MOLLOY! 17-Janea Aiken 10-Alyssa Lombardi 2-Janea Aiken 3-Janea Aiken 1-three players Jasmine Moore * Denotes ECC game% Univ. of District of Columbia Holiday Tournament (Washington, D.C.) ! Denotes ECC Tournament game Home Games in CAPS

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teamPoints 101 at Mercy (Jan. 16)FG Made 39 at Mercy (Jan. 16)FG Attempts 77 at Dowling (Jan. 20)FG Percentage .603 (38-63) vs. Washington Adventist (Jan. 3)3-PT FG Made 13 at Queens (Feb. 27)3-PT FG Attempts 33 at Dowling (Jan. 20)3-PT FG Percentage .684 (13-19) at Queens (Feb. 27)Free Throws Made 22 at Dowling (Jan. 20)Free Throw Attempts 30 at Dowling (Jan. 20)Free Throw Percentage .867 (13-15) vs. Mercy (Dec. 5)Rebounds 55 vs. Mercy (Feb. 15)Assists 33 vs. Washington Adventist (Jan. 3)Steals 17 at Mercy (Jan. 16)Blocked Shots 9 vs. Queens (March 3)Turnovers 27 vs. Mercy (Dec. 5)Fouls 23 vs. St. Thomas Aquinas (Feb. 24) 23 vs. NYIT (Jan. 23)

InDIVIDUalPoints 34, Gina Catherall at Dowling (Jan. 20)FG Made 12, Felicia Joyner vs. Mercy (Dec. 5)FG Attempts 19, Janea Aiken vs. Queens (Feb. 3) 19, Gina Catherall at Dowling (Jan. 20)FG Percentage .857 (6-7) Shatima Greer vs. Chestnut Hill (Nov. 21)3-PT FG Made 9, Gina Catherall at Dowling (Jan. 20)3-PT FG Attempts 12, Gina Catherall at Dowling (Jan. 20)3-PT FG Percentage 1.000 (3-3) Janea Aiken at Mercy (Jan. 16) 1.000 (3-3) Felicia Joyner vs. Mercy (Dec. 5)Free Throws Made 16, Janea Aiken at Dowling (Jan. 20)Free Throw Attempts 18, Janea Aiken at Dowling (Jan. 20)Free Throw Percentage 1.000 (6-6) Felicia Joyner vs. NYIT (Jan. 23)Rebounds 15, Jasmine Moore vs. Mercy (Dec. 5)Assists 12, Gina Catherall vs. Washington Adventist (Jan. 3)Steals 7, Gina Catherall at Mercy (Jan. 16)Blocked Shots 3, Nicolette Marciniak vs. Queens (March 3) 3, Jasmine Moore vs. St. Thomas Aquinas (Feb. 24) 3, Jasmine Moore vs. Queens (Feb. 3) 3, Janea Aiken at Queens (Nov. 18)Turnovers 7, Janea Aiken vs. Bridgeport (Jan. 13) 7, Janea Aiken at Univ. of D.C. (Jan. 2) 7, Gina Catherall at New Haven (Dec. 29) 7, Jasmine Moore vs. Mercy (Dec. 5)Fouls 5, five players

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Founded as the New York Collegiate Athletic Conference in 1989 and rechristened the East Coast Conference in July 2006, the ECC was formed to enhance intercollegiate athletic competition among member institutions and to assist them in integrat-ing athletics into their academic program in a fiscally sound way. The ECC is committed to the highest standards of scholarship, sportsmanship, teamwork, and citizenship. Its mission is to promote the total person concept in its student-athletes, which stresses the abilities to excel in academic achievement, ath-letic competition, and positive character traits. East Coast Conference (www.eccsports.org) mem-bers for 2010-11 include: University of Bridgeport (Conn); C.W. Post Campus of Long Island University (Brookville, N.Y.); Dowling College (Oakdale, N.Y.); Mercy College (Dobbs Ferry, N.Y.); Molloy College (Rockville Centre, N.Y.); New York Institute of Tech-nology (Old Westbury, N.Y); Queens College (Flush-ing, N.Y.); and St. Thomas Aquinas College (Sparkill, N.Y.). The ECC sponsors the following championship sports: baseball; men’s and women’s basketball; men’s and women’s cross country; men’s and women’s la-crosse; softball; men’s and women’s tennis; men’s and women’s soccer; and women’s volleyball. The East Coast Conference is a proud member of the NCAA and Division II. Division II is a dynamic and engaging group of colleges, institutions and con-ferences of varying sizes and educational missions. Division II members encourage and support diversity; value sportsmanship, fairness and equity; and place the highest priority on the overall educational excel-lence of the student-athlete.

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Year Regular Season Tournament1991 Pace1992 Pace1993 Philadelphia1994 Philadelphia1995 Saint Rose1996 Saint Rose1997 Saint Rose1998 Saint Rose1999 Saint Rose2000 Saint Rose2001 C.W. Post2002 Adelphi Adelphi2003 Dowling Dowling2004 New Haven Adelphi2005 St. Thomas Aquinas Bridgeport2006 New Haven New Haven2007 New Haven New Haven2008 New Haven Molloy2009 Queens Queens2010 Bridgeport Molloy

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Commissioner: Bob Dranoff [email protected] (631) 348-3451assistant Commissioner: Melissa Perry [email protected] (631) 348-3453Director of Media Relations: Casey Rafferty [email protected] (631) 348-3452

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Final 2009-10 Standings

Institution W-L Pct. W-L Pct.Bridgeport 16-5 .762 20-10 .667 Molloy 16-5 .762 22-8 .733 C.W. Post 14-7 .667 20-9 .690 Dowling 13-8 .619 20-8 .714 St. Thomas Aquinas 11-10 .524 15-13 .536 Queens (N.Y.) 6-15 .286 6-22 .214 NYIT 5-16 .238 4-23 .148 Mercy 3-18 0.143 4-23 .148

2010 ECC Tournament

First Team Yr. Pos. SchoolJanea aiken Jr. G C.W. PostEmma Beddome Sr. F/C BridgeportChristie Marrone Gr. G DowlingBriana Sloper So. F St. Thomas AquinasKymira Woodberry Sr. F Molloy

Second Team Yr. Pos. SchoolE.J. Dreyer Sr. F MolloyChristine Harnischfeger Jr. G QueensFelicia Joyner So. G C.W. PostAna-Maria Kammer Jr. F BridgeportShannon Malone Sr. F Bridgeport

All-Rookie Team Yr. Pos. SchoolSeja Gamble Fr. G DowlingChloe Johnson Fr. F/C QueensShpresa Liharevic Fr. G St. Thomas AquinasNicolette Marciniak Fr. F C.W. PostConnie Simmons Fr. G Dowling

Player of the Year: Janea Aiken Jr. G C.W. PostFreshman of the Year: Seja Gamble Fr. G DowlingCoach of the Year: Tim O’Hagan, MolloyRegular Season Champion: BridgeportTournament Champion: MolloyNCAA Tournament: Molloy

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2009-10 Team StatisticsScoring Offense1. C.W. Post 69.32. Dowling 67.63. Bridgeport 62.34. St. Thomas Aquinas 61.25. Queens 59.96. Molloy 59.67. Mercy 58.78. NYIT 53.6

Scoring Defense1. Molloy 54.62. Bridgeport 56.03. C.W. Post 57.74. St. Thomas Aquinas 59.35. Dowling 61.86. Queens 65.67. NYIT 68.98. Mercy 75.7

Scoring Margin1. C.W. Post +11.62. Bridgeport +6.43. Dowling +5.84. Molloy +5.05. St. Thomas Aquinas +1.96. Queens -5.77. NYIT -15.38. Mercy -17.0

Field Goal Percentage1. C.W. Post .4282. Dowling .4083. Bridgeport .4044. Molloy .3765. St. Thomas Aquinas .3686. Mercy .3617. Queens .3408. NYIT .311

Free Throw Percentage1. Bridgeport .7892. Queens .7203. St. Thomas Aquinas .7124. Molloy .6805. C.W. Post .6716. NYIT .6697. Dowling .6588. Mercy .626

Field Goal Pct. Defense1. Molloy .3292. Dowling .3513. Bridgeport .3534. C.W. Post .3725. St. Thomas Aquinas .3886. Queens .3937. NYIT .4248. Mercy .432

3-Point Field Goal Pct.1. Dowling .3422. C.W. Post .3343. Bridgeport .3044. Queens .3035. St. Thomas Aquinas .3016. Mercy .3017. Molloy .2818. NYIT .274

3-Point FG Pct. Defense1. Molloy .2602. C.W. Post .2813. Dowling .2854. Bridgeport .3075. St. Thomas Aquinas .3156. NYIT .3347. Queens .3358. Mercy .362

3-Point Field Goals P/G1. Mercy 6.642. Bridgeport 5.973. C.W. Post 5.594. NYIT 5.475. Dowling 5.206. Molloy 5.00 Queens 5.008. St. Thomas Aquinas 4.11

Rebound Margin1. C.W. Post +5.92. Molloy +2.73. St. Thomas Aquinas +1.44. Bridgeport +0.95. Dowling +0.16. Queens -2.27. Mercy -7.68. NYIT -10.5

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Field Goal Percentage 1. Sloper, Briana-STAC .496 2. Bartkova, Simona-DOW .456 3. Williams, Jasmine-MER .455 4. Aiken, Janea-CWP .453 5. Beddome, Emma-BPT .450 6. Robbins, Jennifer-QUE .435 7. Joyner, Felicia-CWP .431 8. Lewis, Meghan-BPT .4229. Gamble, Seja-DOW .41710. Kasonna Samms-DOW .411

Free Throw Percentage 1. Malone, Shannon-BPT .844 2. Harnischfeger, C.-QUE .823 3. Marrone, Christie-DOW .808 4. Beddome, Emma-BPT .803 5. Robertson, Madison-NYIT .797 6. Bartkova, Simona-DOW .784 7. Aiken, Janea-CWP .769 8. Faherty, Brittany-QUE .759 9. Sloper, Briana-STAC .72710. Williams, Jasmine-MER .706

3-Point Field Goal Percentage 1. Marrone, Christie-DOW .407 2. Harnischfeger, C.-QUE .398 3. Dowling, Theresa-STAC .389 4. Robbins, Jennifer-QUE .373 5. Aiken, Janea-CWP .362 6. Catherall, Gina-CWP .354 7. Joyner, Felicia-CWP .347 8. Lewis, Meghan-BPT .324 9. Borofsky, Ashley-MER .31310. Vogel, Colleen-STAC .300

assists 1. Davis, Sylvia-STAC 5.61 2. Marrone, Christie-DOW 4.59 3. Williams, Simone-MER 4.42 4. Catherall, Gina-CWP 4.03 5. Aiken, Janea-CWP 3.97 6. Malone, Shannon-BPT 3.96 7. Harnischfeger, C.-QUE 3.70 8. Parsons, Sidney-BPT 3.13 9. Claxton, Lisa-MOL 2.7910. Robbins, Jennifer-QUE 2.64

Steals 1. Davis, Sylvia-STAC 2.89 2. Williams, Simone-MER 2.38 3. Dreyer, E.J.-MOL 2.30 4. Anderson, Latoya-NYIT 2.23 5. Borofsky, Ashley-MER 2.19 6. Marrone, Christie-DOW 2.14 Moore, Jasmine-CWP 2.14 8. Catherall, Gina-CWP 2.03 9. Robbins, Jennifer-QUE 1.8210. Malone, Shannon-BPT 1.77

Blocked Shots 1. Wheeler, Caitlin-MOL 3.47 2. Kasonna Samms-DOW 2.23 3. Keil, Kelly-BPT 1.90 4. Robbins, Jennifer-QUE 1.54 5. Urbancik, Leane-STAC 0.75 6. Reece, Delmara-MER 0.68 7. Borofsky, Ashley-MER 0.63 8. Marciniak, Nicolette-CWP 0.59 Moore, Jasmine-CWP 0.5910. Caggiano, Lauren-NYIT 0.54

3-Point Field Goals Made 1. Marrone, Christie-DOW 3.00 2. Harnischfeger, C.-QUE 2.87 3. Catherall, Gina-CWP 1.76 4. Vogel, Colleen-STAC 1.71 5. Robertson, Madison-NYIT 1.70 6. Aiken, Janea-CWP 1.62 7. Borofsky, Ashley-MER 1.52 8. Robbins, Jennifer-QUE 1.36 9. Joyner, Felicia-CWP 1.1710. Anderson, Latoya-NYIT 1.15

Assist-Turnover Ratio 1. Davis, Sylvia-STAC 1.74 2. Catherall, Gina-CWP 1.39 3. Aiken, Janea-CWP 1.35 4. Harnischfeger, C.-QUE 1.31 5. Malone, Shannon-BPT 1.16 6. Parsons, Sidney-BPT 1.08 7. Marrone, Christie-DOW 1.06 8. Williams, Simone-MER 0.72

2009-10 Individual StatisticsScoringPlayer, Institution G FG 3FG FT Pts Avg/G 1. Aiken, Janea-C.W. Post 29 167 47 100 481 16.6 2. Sloper, Briana-St. Thomas Aquinas 28 170 0 120 460 16.4 3. Marrone, Christie-Dowling 29 163 87 59 472 16.3 4. Harnischfeger, C.-Queens 23 101 66 65 333 14.5 5. Robertson, Madison-New York Tech 27 102 46 122 372 13.8 6. Reece, Delmara-Mercy 25 134 0 60 328 13.1 7. Joyner, Felicia-C.W. Post 29 140 34 47 361 12.4 8. Beddome, Emma-Bridgeport 30 117 26 94 354 11.8 9. Borofsky, Ashley-Mercy 27 119 41 36 315 11.710. Anderson, Latoya-New York Tech 26 100 30 62 292 11.211. Faherty, Brittany-Queens 28 100 18 82 300 10.712. Lewis, Meghan-Bridgeport 30 114 34 44 306 10.213. Catherall, Gina-C.W. Post 29 104 51 35 294 10.114. Bartkova, Simona-Dowling 28 94 8 76 272 9.715. Williams, Simone-Mercy 26 95 8 52 250 9.6

Defensive Rebounding 1. Reece, Delmara-MER 8.32 2. Robbins, Jennifer-QUE 7.89 3. Kasonna Samms-DOW 6.55 4. Lombardi, Alyssa-CWP 5.90 5. Marrone, Christie-DOW 5.03 6. Sloper, Briana-STAC 4.96 7. Malone, Shannon-BPT 4.58 8. Beddome, Emma-BPT 4.57 9. Robertson, Madison-NYIT 4.3310. Wheeler, Caitlin-MOL 4.2711. Krueger, Hannah-DOW 4.0712. Dowling, Theresa-STAC 4.0413. Moore, Jasmine-CWP 3.7914. Simmons, Connie-DOW 3.6715. Dreyer, E.J.-MOL 3.53

Offensive Rebounds 1. Reece, Delmara-MER 3.52 2. Robbins, Jennifer-QUE 3.43 3. Sloper, Briana-STAC 3.39 4. Dreyer, E.J.-MOL 2.87 5. Beddome, Emma-BPT 2.63 6. Bartkova, Simona-DOW 2.29 7. Robertson, Madison-NYIT 2.15 8. Moore, Jasmine-CWP 1.97 9. Lombardi, Alyssa-CWP 1.9010. Williams, Jasmine-MER 1.69

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November 14 • 1:30 p.m. • Springfield, Mass.AIC Tournament

Location: ....................Springfield, Mass. 01109Enrollment ....................................................3,396President ............................Dr. Vincent ManiaciAthletic Director: .....................Richard BedardNickname: .....................................Yellow JacketsColors: ....................................... Maroon & GoldHome Court/Capacity: BC Gymnasium (500)Head Coach .......Kristen Patterson(Thirdyear)Alma Mater: .........American International ‘02Overall Record: ..................38-26 (Three years)Record at American Int’l: ........................ SameAssistant Coaches: ..................... Stacy Boisvert2009-10 Record: ..........................................12-17Conference: ...................................Northeast-102009-10 Conference Record: ...................... 9-13Sports Information Director: .. Darryl KonickiE-Mail: .......................... [email protected] Phone: ..............................(413) 205-3572Fax Number: ...............................(413) 205-3571Last Meeting: ...... AIC 49 CWP 48 (12/13/08)Series With CWP: ................................ Tied 1-1

December 19 • 2 p.m. • Waltham, Mass.

Location: ....................................... Waltham, MA Enrollment .....................................................4,016President ................... Gloria Cordes Larson, JDAthletic Director: ..................... Robert DeFeliceNickname: ..................................................FalconsColors: ...............................................Blue & GoldHome Court/Capacity:.... Dana Center (2,600)Head Coach ...............................Barbara StevensAlma Mater: .....................Bridgewater State ‘76Overall Record: ...................793-235 (34th year) Record at Bentley: ............. 636-144 (25th year)Assistant Coaches: .............C White, Dan Hunt2009-10 Record: ...........................................19-11Conference: ....................................Northeast-102009-10 Conference Record: ...................... 16-6 Sports Information Director: .............Dick LipeE-Mail: ................................... [email protected] Phone: ...............................(781) 891-2334Fax Number: ................................(781) 891-2648Last Meeting: ............................................... NoneSeries With CWP: ........................................... 0-0

November 24 • 3 p.m. • Philadelphia, Pa.

Location: ...................................Philadelphia, Pa. Enrollment ....................................................... 910President .................Carol Jean Vale, SSJ, Ph.D.Athletic Director: ....................... Lynn Tubman Nickname: .................................................GriffinsColors: ...........................................White & GoldHome Court/Capacity: ....Ann Rusnack Sorgenti Arena (450)Head Coach .............. Kiesha King (Third year)Alma Mater: ..............................Philadelphia ‘05Overall Record: ...........................11-43 (2 years)Record at Chestnut Hill: ............................SameAssistant Coaches: Ivory Pardo, Damien Price2009-10 Record: .............................................5-11Conference: ...............................Central Athletic 2009-10 Conference Record: ...................... 4-15 Sports Information Director: Gregory GornickE-Mail: .................................. [email protected] Office Phone: ..............................(215)-248-7060Fax Number: ............................... (215) 248-7047Last Meeting: .....CWP 67 CHC 55 (11/21/09)Series With CWP: ..................CWP Leads 1-0

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January 10 • 5 p.m. • Brookville, N.Y.February 2 • 5 p.m. • Bridgeport, Conn.

February 26 • 3:30 p.m. • Brookville, N.Y.

Location: ..................................Bridgeport, CTEnrollment ..................................................1400President: ........................ Neil Albert SalonenAthletic Director: ............................Jay MoranNickname: ................................ Purple KnightsColors: .................................. Purple and SilverHome Court: ..Harvey Hubbell Gymnasium (2,800)Head Coach Stephanie Del Preore (First year)Alma Mater: ..................................... Marist ‘04Overall Record: ..................................First yearRecord at Bridgeport: .............................SameAssistant Coaches: .............. Stephanie Hiriak, ................................................... Siobhan Moore2009-10 Record: ....................................... 20-10Conference: ..................................... East Coast2009-10 Conference Record: ................... 16-5Sports Information Director: Chuck SadowskiE-Mail: ................ [email protected] Phone: ........................... (203) 576-4726Fax Number: ............................ (203) 576-4057Last Meeting: .................. BPT 74-71 (2/6/10)Series With CWP: ........... CWP Leads 20-18

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December 4 • 1 p.m. • Oakdale, N.Y.January 15 • 3:30 p.m. • Brookville, N.Y.

February 9 • 5 p.m. • Oakdale, N.Y.

Location: ............................ Oakdale, N.Y. 11769Enrollment .................................................... 6,500President: ......................................Scott RudolphAthletic Director: ...........................Rick Cole, Jr.Nickname: ...................................... Golden LionsColors: ....................................Navy Blue & GoldHome Court: ........ Dowling Gymnasium (800)Head Coach .................................... Joe PellicaneAlma Mater: ........................................... DowlingOverall Record: ......................................... 100-72Record at Dowling: ................................. 100-72Assistant Coaches: ..........Laura Mullally-Pruitt, Michele Yawn, Mirna Araujo2009-10 Record: .............................................20-9Conference: .................. East Coast Conference2009-10 Conference Record: .......................14-7Sports Information Director: ......... Brian SciosE-Mail: [email protected] Phone: .............................. (631) 244-3235Fax Number: ...........................................................Last Meetings: Dowling 65, CWP 57 (2/13/10)Series With CWP: ...............CWP Leads 21-20

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December 1 • 5:30 p.m. • Dobbs Ferry, N.Y. January 12 • 5 p.m. • Brookville, N.Y.

February 5 • 1 p.m. • Dobbs Ferry, N.Y.Location: ..................Dobbs Ferry, NY 10522Enrollment .................................................9,500President ...................... Dr. Kimberly R. KlineAthletic Director: ....................... Pat KennedyNickname: .........................................MavericksColors: .........................................Blue & WhiteHome Court/Capacity: Mercy College Gym (300)Head Coach ..................................Kelli DunlayAlma Mater: ...................................Adelphi ‘93Overall Record: .......................................... 4-23Record at Mercy: ....................................... 3-18Assistant Coaches: ..................John Giacobbe2009-10 Record: ......................................... 4-23Conference: ............... East Coast Conference2009-10 Conference Record: ................... 3-18 Sports Information Director: Chris GonzalesE-Mail: ......................... [email protected] Phone: ........................... (914) 674-7281Fax Number: ............................ (914) 674-7561Last Meeting: .CWP 80, Mercy 47 (2/15/10)Series with CWP: ............ CWP Leads 38-23

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December 8 • 5 p.m. • Brookville, N.Y.January 19 • 5 p.m. • Old Westbury, N.Y.

February 12 • 1:30 p.m. • Brookville, N.Y.Location: ......................... Old Westbury, N.Y.Enrollment ...............................................16,000President ....................Edward Guiliano, Ph.DAthletic Director: ..............Clyde Doughty, Jr.Nickname: ................................................. BearsColors: ...........................................Blue & GoldHome Court/Capacity: Recreation Hall (500)Head Coach ........................ Anthony CrocittoAlma Mater: ................................... Hofstra ‘95Overall Record: ........................................ 36-43Record at Merrimack: .............................. 4-23Assistant Coaches: .Wayne Jones, Brittney Messina2009-10 Record: ......................................... 4-23Conference: ............... East Coast Conference2009-10 Conference Record: ................... 4-15Sports Information Director: Sabrina PolidoroE-Mail: ................................. [email protected] Phone: ........................... (516) 686-7504Fax Number: ............................ (516) 686-1219 Last Meeting: CWP 53 NYIT 45 (2/17/2010)Series with CWP: ........ C.W. Post leads 48-8

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January 5 • 5:30 p.m. • Sparkill, N.Y. January 26 • 5 p.m. • Brookville, N.Y. February 19 • 1 p.m. • Sparkill, N.Y.

Location: ....................................... Sparkill, NY Enrollment .................................................2,000President Dr. Margaret Mary Fitzpatrick, S.C.Athletic Director: ................... Gerald OswaldNickname: ............................................SpartansColors: .................................... Maroon & GoldHome Court/Capacity:... Aquinas Hall (800)Head Coach .......................................Kim Lusk Alma Mater: ........ Southern Connecticut ‘99Overall Record: ........................89-107/7 yearsRecord at St. Thomas Aquinas: 22-34/2 yearsAssistant Coaches: Nicole Ballou, Selena Kershaw 2009-10 Record: ....................................... 15-13Conference: ............... East Coast Conference2009-10 Conference Record: ................. 11-10Sports Information Director: .........Kim LuskE-Mail: .................................... [email protected] Phone: ........................... (845) 398-4026Fax Number: ............................ (845) 359-8136Last Meeting: . STAC 61 CWP 61 (2/24/10)Series With STAC: ........... CWP Leads 12-11

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January 8 • 1:30 p.m. • Brookville, N.Y.January 29 • 5:30 p.m • Flushing, N.Y.February 23 • 5 p.m. • Brookville, N.Y.

Location: .................................... Flushing, N.Y. Enrollment ...............................................20,000President ............................... James MuyskensAthletic Director: ................Brian DeMastersNickname: ............................................. KnightsColors: ..........................................Navy & GrayHome Court/Capacity:............................1,500Head Coach ..................................Tom FlahiveAlma Mater: .............St. Joseph’s of BrooklynOverall Record: ........................................ 76-93Record at Post: ........................................ 76-93Assistant Coaches: .Patrick O’Brien, Jennifer Robbins, Janine Maser, Brittany Faherty2009-10 Record: ......................................... 6-22Conference: ............... East Coast Conference2009-10 Conference Record: ................... 6-15Sports Information Director: ....Leslie BuschE-Mail: .................. [email protected] Phone: ........................... (718) 997-2733Fax Number: ............................ (718) 997-2768Last Meeting: ..CWP 69, Queens 44 (3/3/2010)Series With CWP: .............CWP leads 31-23

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December 11 • 1 p.m. • Rockville Centre, N.Y.January 22 • 1:30 p.m. • Brookville, N.Y.

February 1 • 6 p.m. • Rockville Centre, N.Y.Location: ...................Rockville Centre, N.Y.Enrollment: .............................................4,000President: .......................... Dr. Drew BognerAthletic Director: ........Susan Cassidy-LykeNickname: .............................................. LionsColors: ........................... Maroon and WhiteHome Court/Capacity: Quealy Gymnasium (525)Head Coach: ............................Tim O’Hagan Alma Mater: .....................................................Overall Record: ..................................... 77-41Record at Franklin Pierce: .................. 77-41Assistant Coaches: Lisa Staab, Fred Donlon, Donna Lohrey, Christie Marrone2009-10 Record: ...................................... 22-8Conference: .................................. East Coast2009-10 Conference Record: ................ 16-5Sports Information Director: . Ian SchraierE-Mail: ........................ [email protected] Phone: ........... (516) 678-5000 x.6479Fax Number: ......................... (516) 256-2210Last Meeting: Molloy 65, CWP 52 (3/6/10)Series With CWP: ........Molloy leads 37-30

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November 13 • 3:30 • Springfield, Mass.AIC Tournament

Location: ........................Lowell, Mass. 01852Enrollment .................................................6,000President ........................... Dr. Jack M. WilsonAthletic Director: ......................Dana SkinnerNickname: ................................................. BearsColors: ............................... Red, White & BlueHome Court/Capacity: Costello Gym (1,500)Head Coach .............................Kathy O’Neil ()Alma Mater: ......................Saint Michael’s ‘81Overall Record: ................. 402-311 (25 years)Record at UMass Lowell: ........................SameAssistant Coaches: ..........Devonna Williams, Courtney Schermerhorn, Gia Colombo2009-10 Record: ....................................... 16-11Conference: ................................ Northeast-102007-08 Conference Record: ................. 12-10Athletic Media Relations Dir.: Chris O’DonnellE-Mail: [email protected] Phone: ........................... (978) 934-2306Fax Number: ............................ (978) 934-2313Last Meetings: UML 73 CWP 71 (12/10/07)Series with CWP: ................. UML Leads 1-0

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Location: ......................... West Haven, Conn.Enrollment .................................................6,000President ....................... Dr. Steven H. KaplanAthletic Director: .....................Deborah ChinNickname: .........................................CharegersColors: ...........................................Blue & GoldHome Court/Capacity: Charger Gymnasium(500)Head Coach .................................Jessica SmithAlma Mater: ................................Rhode IslandOverall Record: ........................................ 76-43Record at Merrimack: ............................ 76-43Assistant Coaches: Lauren Moore, Keri-Anne Jetter, Christine Huber2009-10 Record: ....................................... 14-15Conference: ................................ Northeast-102009-10 Conference Record: ................. 11-11Athletic Media Relations Director: ..... Andrew BeardsleyE-Mail: ............... [email protected] Phone: ........................... (203) 932-7025Fax Number: ............................ (203) 932-7470 Last Meeting: . CWP 71 UNH 53 (12/29/09)Series with CWP: ...............UNH Leads 27-4


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opponent W l last C.W. Post Win last opponent WinAdelphi 35 37 11/16/10 (55-49) 3/1/08 (55-52)American Intl. 1 1 1/2/08 (53-41) 12/13/08 (49-48)Arkansas Tech 1 0 12/30/05 (57-50) — Army 7 14 1/23/88 (52-51) 1/23/90 (64-45)Assumption 0 1 — 11/15/05 (58-30)Averett 1 0 1/22/79 (64-59) —Barnard 1 0 1975-76 (52-26) —Baruch 2 0 1976-77 (76-53) —Bishop’s 0 1 — 1/16/82 (71-49)Bloomfield 1 1 12/15/07 (69-58) 1/3/09 (65-64)Bloomsburg 1 2 11/16/08 (82-68) 12/4/90 (78-47)Boston College 2 2 1/24/82 (57-45) 1/24/84 (88-53)Bridgeport 20 18 1/13/10 (70-57) 2/6/10 (74-71)Brooklyn 6 1 12/15/86 (75-42) 2/15/78 (65-58)Bryant 0 1 –– 3/8/02 (70-44)California (PA) 0 1 — 11/21/87 (86-71)Campbell 0 2 — 1/28/82 (81-77)Canisius 0 2 — 12/19/83 (77-67) Central Connecticut 2 0 1/28/84 (76-65) —Charleston 0 1 — 1/27/83 (68-58)Chestnut Hill 1 0 11/21/09 (67-55) —Chicago State 1 0 1/14/84 (71-51) —CCNY 3 1 12/15/77 (2-0, forfeit) 1975-76 (40-38)Colgate 2 0 2/5/82 (67-59) —Concordia (N.Y.) 35 5 2/11/09 (67-46) 2/17/05 (43-42)Cornell 1 0 1/17/80 (52-29) —Cortland 1 0 12/14/79 (74-58) —Davis & Elkins 0 1 — 1/11/85 (53-44)Delaware State 1 1 1/26/77 (80-76, OT) 1/27/79 (77-73)Delaware Valley 0 1 — 11/27/93 (66-60)Denver 0 1 — 12/17/85 (68-62)District of Columbia 2 3 1/2/10 (71-46) 2/20/87 (62-57)Dominican 1 1 2/9/04 (58-52) 11/20/04 (69-60)Dowling 21 20 1/20/10 (94-89, 2OT) 2/13/10 (65-57)East Stroudsburg 1 7 12/14/87 (73-67) 12/6/94 (73-40)Eastern Connecticut 1 0 1977-78 (45-33) —Eckerd 1 0 1/5/89 (89-61) —Fairleigh-Dickinson 1 3 2/24/81 (82-70) 2/23/82 (77-66)Florida Atlantic 0 1 — 12/31/91 (76-58)Florida International 1 1 3/11/83 (60-59) 12/14/86 (55-38)Florida Southern 0 1 — 1/7/89 (85-58)Fordham 3 8 2/13/81 (76-37) 1/20/82 (67-65)Franklin Pierce 0 1 — 11/18/06 (62-36)Gannon 0 1 — 1/12/85 (65-56)Glenville State 0 1 — 12/10/05 (66-46)George Mason 1 0 1/29/82 (70-36) —Hartford 1 1 1/18/86 (74-58) 12/13/86 (77-58)Hofstra 10 6 11/29/84 (61-55) 2/15/84 (75-61)Holy Family 0 2 — 11/28/09 (60-52)Hunter 1 0 1/29/77 (61-41) —Iona 5 2 1/5/83 (60-52) 2/13/78 (57-54)Jersey City State 1 0 2/11/77 (61-41) —John Jay 1 0 2/22/77 (81-35) —Kean 1 0 12/9/80 (60-57) —Kutztown 1 2 1/16/88 (71-64) 11/17/89 (65-54)Lehman 1 1 2/3/79 (77-57) 12/17/77 (58-53)Le Moyne 0 2 — 1/4/07 (59-57)Lock Haven 1 0 12/7/91 (62-60) —Long Island Univ. 7 5 2/18/85 (82-80, OT) 2/26/82 (66-57)



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Year reCorD CoaCH1975-76 6-7 Pat Lamb1976-77 19-5 Pat Lamb1977-78 12-11 Pat Lamb1978-79 18-12 Pat Lamb1979-80 17-8 Pat Lamb1980-81 24-11 Pat Lamb1981-82 19-15 Kathy Solano1982-83 25-8 Kathy Solano1983-84 13-17 Ted O’Berg1984-85 11-16 Ted O’Berg1985-86 16-13 Ted O’Berg1986-87 14-14 Tony Razziano1987-88 22-9 Tony Razziano1988-89 7-14 Tony Razziano1989-90 6-21 Tony Razziano1990-91 16-15 Patrice Walker1991-92 15-13 Patrice Walker1992-93 11-16 Patrice Walker

Year reCorD CoaCH1993-94 1-24 Patrice Walker1994-95 4-21 Patrice Walker1995-96 12-14 Patrice Walker1996-97 7-19 Patrice Walker1997-98 13-13 Patrice Walker1998-99 14-13 Patrice Walker1999-00 10-17 Patrice Walker2000-01 19-8 Patrice Walker2001-02 16-11 Patrice Walker2002-03 9-16 Patrice Walker2003-04 13-13 Patrice Walker2004-05 7-20 Patrice Walker2005-06 13-17 Patrice Walker2006-07 18-12 Sharrona Reaves2007-08 17-12 Sharrona Reaves2008-09 13-14 Deirdre Moore2009-10 20-9 Deirdre Moore35 Seasons 464-478

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all time statistical leadersreboUnDs1) 1,431 Sue Salg (1979-83)2) 1,298 Patrice Walker (1977-81)3) 984 Bobbi Jo Austin (1989-93)4) 866 Christine Suchan (1987-91)5) 835 Whitney Murrer (2005-09)6) 756 Cathy Atria (1988-92)7) 753 Jasmine Moore (2006-10)8) 678 Pam Johnson (1982-86)9) 632 Whitney Murrer (2005-09)10) 617 Donna Carmosin (1979-83)11) 578 Sherri Griffin (1992-96)12) 574 Linda Consavage (1985-88)

assIsts1) 503 Kathleen Weber (1984-88)2) 426 Thalia Jackson (2001-05)3) 408 Gina Catherall (2006-10)4) 407 Diane Alessio (1980-84)5) 404 Basimah Thompson (2004-08)6) 376 Mary Sokolowski (1976-80)7) 367 Terri Crowley (1980-82)8) 351 Cathy Atria (1988-92)9) 345 Tina Dolan (1988-92)10) 311 Celia Mitchell (1994-98)11) 276 Deirdre Moore (1992-96)

steals1) 408 Kathleen Weber (1984-88)2) 374 Patrice Walker (1977-81)3) 369 Celia Mitchell (1994-98)4) 316 Tina Dolan (1988-92)5) 305 Thalia Jackson (2001-05)6) 297 Mary Sokolowski (1976-80)7) 261 Jasmine Moore (2006-10)8) 255 Basimah Thompson (2004-08)9) 254 Sue Salg (1979-83)10) 234 Cathy Atria (1988-92)

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1) 2,051 Patrice Walker (1977-81) 2) 1,707 Sue Salg (1979-83) 3) 1,296 Kathleen Weber (1984-88) 4) 1,276 Whitney Murrer (2005-09) 5) 1,266 Pam Johnson (1982-86) 6) 1,251 Bobbi Jo Austin (1989-93) 7) 1,229 Thalia Jackson (2001-05) 8) 1,222 Christine Suchan (1987-91) 9) 1,157 Tina Dolan (1988-92) 10) 1,152 Cathy Atria (1988-92) 11) 1,133 Jasmine Moore (2006-10) 12) 1,116 Basimah Thompson (2004-08) 13) 1,112 Janea Aiken (2007-Pres.) 14) 1,108 Gina Catherall (2006-10)



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Game-individualmost Points scored 41 Pam Johnson vs. Old Westbury 1985-86most fG scored 16 Patrice Walker vs. Fordham 1978-79most ft scored 15 Janea Aiken at Dowling 2009-10Most 3-Point Goals 9 Gina Catherall at Dowling 2009-10Most 3-Point Attempts 12 Kathleen Weber vs. Queens 1987-88 Gina Catherall at Dowling 2009-10Most Rebounds 26 Bobbi Jo Austin vs. New Haven 1989-90 Cherelle Payne vs. Molloy 2002-03 most assists 14 Kathleen Weber vs. Pace 1986-87Most Steals 11 Voy Moore vs. Molloy 1988-89 11 Patrice Walker vs. St. Francis 1979-80 11 Patrice Walker vs. Kean 1980-81Most Blocks 10 Bobbi Jo Austin vs. Mercy 1992-93 10 Jennifer DiChiara vs. Stonehill 2005-06

season-individualmost Points scored 666 Patrice Walker 1980-81most fG scored 225 Patrice Walker 1980-81most ft scored 156 Patrice Walker 1980-81Most 3-Points Goals 51 Kathleen Weber 1987-88 Gina Catherall 2009-10Most 3-Point Attempts 148 Kathleen Weber 1987-88most fG attempted 491 Kathleen Weber 1987-88most ft attempted 199 Patrice Walker 1980-81Highest Scoring Avg. 21.1 Patrice Walker 1978-79Most Rebounds 438 Sue Salg 1981-82Highest Rebound Avg. 14.0 Patrice Walker 1977-78Best FG Percentage .588 Patrice Walker 1980-81Best FT Percentage .844 Kathleen Weber 1980-81Most Steals 144 Patrice Walker 1980-81Most Blocked Shots 97 Bobbi Jo Austin 1992-93Most Games Played 35 Six players 1980-81

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Diane Alessio 1980-83

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Game-teamMost Points Scored 108 vs. Brooklyn (12/10/79) Least Points Scored 25 vs. Philadelphia Textile (2/2/94)Most Points Allowed 113 vs. Saint Rose (12/8/93)Least Points Allowed 12 vs. NYU 1976-77Biggest Victory Margin 78 vs. NYU (90-12) 1976-77Most Assists 34 vs. Brooklyn (12/10/79)Most Steals 30 vs. Cornell (1/17/80)Most Rebounds 68 vs. Brooklyn (12/10/79)Most Blocked Shots 11 vs. Springfield (12/11/82) Most 3-Point Goals 12 vs. NYIT (11/24/03), at Dowling (1/20/10)Most 3-Point Attempts 33 vs. NYIT (11/24/03), at Dowling (1/20/10)Most 3-Point Goals - Opponent 8 Dowling 1993-94Most 3-Point Attempts - Opponent 21 Dowling (1/13/97)

season-teamMost Victories 25 1982-83Least Defeats 5 1976-77Best Winning Percentage .792 (19-5) 1976-77Longest Winning Streak 17 1976-77Longest Losing Streak 23 1993-94Highest Scoring Average 69.3 1975-76, 2009-10Highest Rebounding Avg. 45.6 1981-82Best FG Percentage .445 1980-81Best FT Percentage .690 1986-87Most Assists 540 1980-81Most Steals 475 1980-81

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A•A•A•A•AJanea Aiken 2009-pres.Diane Alessio, 1980-83Bobbi Jo Austin, 1989-92Cathryn Atria, 1988-91

B•B•B•B•BCharice Baez, 1998-01Sandra Baranowski, 1987Trish Becton, 1999-02Erica Bell, 2004-07Tamara Bell, 1998-99Dyan Bettles, 1998-01Nicole Biewald, 2000-02Jennifer Braguglia, 1995-98Taryn Brody, 1999-02Liz Brown, 1995-98Sue Brown, 1984-87Benity Brunache, 1993-94

C•C•C•C•CAshley Caggiano 2009-pres.Nicole Campbell, 2001, 03-05Kathy Cantwell, 1975Stephanie Cappello, 2004Donna Carmosin, 1979-82Gina Catherall, 2006-10Michelle Ceville, 1990-93Lee Ann Cherowitzo, 1983-85Lori Cohen, 1975-77Geneva Conquest, 1997-99Linda Consavage, 1985-88Mercedes Counihan, 1997-99Darlene Crowe, 1977-79Theresa Crowley, 1980-82

D•D•D•D•DVera Danner, 1980-82Deidra Dawson, 1994Marylou DeCossaux, 1975-76Lisa DeMartino, 1984Keona Dessau, 2002-04Lynne deWardener, 1986-88Jenn DiChiara, 2004-07Claire Diele, 1975-76Saquana Dillard, 2000-01Tiffany Dixon, 2001Kristina Dolan, 1988-91Janice Dorienzo, 1975Linda Dorsey, 1981-82Rama Doucoure, 1999-02Kristi Doyle, 1992-94

E•E•E•E•EMolly Eichten, 1987-88

F•F•F•F•FPatricia Fabian, 1978Valerie Figueroa, 1996-00Colleen Finn, 2004

Erin Fitzsimmons, 1994Renime Fluery, 1991Jodie Foster, 1993Colleen Fowler, 2002-05Sue Fox, 1985-86Alecia Fung, 2002

G•G•G•G•GTina Garrett, 1987Shayna Gatling, 2010-pres.Chris Gietschier, 1976-77Heidi Gifford, 1997-98Jill Gifford, 1997-98Linda Glum, 1979Kristin Godfrey, 2003Liz Goltra, 1986Shatima Greer 2009-pres.Sherri Griffin, 1992-95Christina Gugliero, 2007

H•H•H•H•HEmily Hall, 2007-08Chantee Hallett, 2006-10Shola Hamilton, 2001-02Kathy Hansen, 1982-83Betty Harty, 1975-76Maria Hatzikonstantinou, 1991-93Danielle Heffel, 2001-04Shantey Hill, 1996-98Crystal Houston, 1985-86Sandra Hutko, 1995-96

I•I•I•I•ILinda Intrabartola, 1984-86

J•J•J•J•JSheila Jackson, 1999-04Thalia Jackson, 2001-04Sue Jameson, 1985Stephanie Jimraglou, 1986Pamela Johnson, 1982-85Jasmin Jones 2010Felicia Joyner, 2008-pres.

K•K•K•K•KKathy Keeler, 1978-79Erin Kelley, 1994Bridget Kelly, 1991-92Darlene Kelly, 1984-85Michelle Kimmel, 1991Jayne Kolber, 1975

L•L•L•L•LNijah LaCourt, 2010-pres.Sue Lauper, 1977Brenda Lee, 1983-84Laura Lewis, 1975-76Joanne Livolsi, 1981-82Alyssa Lombardi, 2007-pres.Cindy Lowen, 1976-79

Jennifer Lowerre, 1990

M•M•M•M•MJeanelle MacDonald, 1990Laura Malloy, 1990Eugena Malvo, 2003Anna Mankowski, 1975-76Nicolette Marciniak 2009-pres.Lauren McCarthy, 1979Kathy McMahon, 1984Jeannine Metrinko, 1989-92Celia Mitchell, 1994-97Noelle Mitchell, 2002-05Alex Montgomery, 2007Deirdre Moore, 1992-95Jasmine Moore, 2006-10Voy Moore, 1985-88Peggy Morrison, 1977-78Jean Mullady, 1979-80Whitney Murrer, 2005-09

N•N•N•N•NReim Nour, 2000-02Jill Nugent, 1992-93

O•O•O•O•OSue O’Connor, 1976-79Marta O’Leary, 1997-99Amy Ordakowski, 1991

P•P•P•P•PRo Parady, 1975-76Noelle Pawlicki, 2008-pres.Cherelle Payne, 2001-03Sue Pennenga, 1975Sonya Perkins, 2007Alexis Peters, 2010-pres.Angelina Platia, 2008-09Hope Preisel, 1989-92

Q•Q•Q•Q•QColleen Quinn, 2001-03

R•R•R•R•RJanice Rawlings, 1976-78Gilda Riddick, 1975-77Mary Roby, 1986-89Jennifer Roes, 1995-96Candice Rose, 2005-07

S•S•S•S•SDorothy Sabella, 1985-86Brittany Saccoccio, 2008-09Sue Salg, 1979-82Kenyatta Sears, 2010-pres.Sue St. Johns, 1982Marilyn Samberg, 1975Kathy Sanders, 1982-83Maisha Sapp, 1994-95Karen Schaffer, 1976-77

Nicole Sheppard, 1990Kristin Sherrill, 1995-96Ababach Smith, 1983-84Anthia Smith 2009-pres.Mary Sokolowski, 1976-79Theresa Solitz, 1976Mary Stebe, 1981Nikki Stiefel, 2005-06Liz Stokes, 1980-83Tanzania Stone, 1994Christine Suchan, 1987-90

T•T•T•T•TBasimah Thompson, 2004-07Quianna Tiggle, 2010-pres.Maureen Timony, 1977-78Maureen Tiwold, 1981-83

V•V•V•V•VLeslie Varska, 1979Adrienne Vaultz, 1983Eppy Vilella, 1995-98

W•W•W•W•WChristine Wakefield, 1999Patrice Walker, 1977-80Christy Waldvogel, 2007Katrina Ware, 2007Christine Webb, 1983Kathleen Weber, 1984-87Noelle Werner, 1995-96Caitlin Wheeler, 2007-09Cindy Wicklein, 1983Justine Willett, 1980Alex Williams, 2005-06LaDonna Winston, 2004-06Karen Witt, 1983-85

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1975-76 (6-7) Coach: Pat Lamb Old Westbury W 65-14 Barnard W 52-26 CCNY L 38-40 Baruch W 52-34 St. Joseph’s W 37-28 New York Tech L 45-50 Molloy W 54-36 Fordham L 40-61 York L 40-41 NYU W 62-44 LIU-Brooklyn L 35-64 New York Tech L 49-54 Molloy L 63-67

1976-77 (19-5)Coach: Pat Lamb New York Tech W 69-51 Mercy L 42-4312/14 St. Francis L 56-7012/16 LIU-Brooklyn L 55-5812/21 Iona L 81-891/26 Delaware State(OT) W 80-761/ Wagner W 54-501/29 Hunter W 61-412/1 Molloy W 69-402/3 York W 67-45 Stony Brook W 68-602/5 Oneonta State W 74-63 New York Tech W 51-462/9 Fordham W 63-592/11 Jersey City State W 44-282/14 Hofstra W 47-392/16 CCNY W 65-532/19 St. Joseph’s W 81-352/22 John Jay W 81-35 NYU W 90-12 Baruch W 76-533/4 vs. Russell Sage# W 61-523/5 vs. St. John Fisher# L 52-72 CCNY# W 67-39#NYSAIAW Division II Tourn.

1977-78 (12-11)Coach: Pat Lamb11/26 QUEENS L 53-80 Upsala W 63-6112/3 at Oneonta State W 62-3512/7 at Manhattanville W 81-5112/10 WAGNER W 66-5612/ at New York Tech W 61-5812/15 CCNY W 2-0+12/17 LEHMAN L 53-5812/20 MOLLOY W 67-52 Hofstra W 59-46 E. Connecticut St. W 45-33 St. Francis W 79-612/2 vs. Fordham** L 45-672/4 LIU-BROOKLYN L 55-56 Adelphi L 55-562/13 IONA L 54-57 Army L 52-582/9 at Mercy L 71-722/15 Brooklyn L 58-65 NEW YORK TECH W 79-692/17 at Stony Brook W 63-322/21 at Fordham L 49-692/27 St. John’s L 43-62**Manufacturers Hanover Trn. @ St. John’s+Forfeit

1978-79 (18-12)Coach: Pat Lamb11/29 at Marist W 78-6312/2 at Queens L 34-8112/6 at Iona W 68-6012/8 FAIR. DICKINSON L 48-62

12/11 NEW YORK TECH W 72-7012/14 MOLLOY W 59-5412/16 ADELPHI W 64-3212/19 BROOKLYN W 75-3912/23 at Manhattan W 75-551/22 at Averett W 64-591/25 HOFSTRA W 75-631/27 at Delaware State L 73-771/29 MERCY L 57-582/1 SACRED HEART L 64-792/3 at Lehman W 77-572/5 at LIU-Brooklyn** W 69-672/7 at Wagner W 60-502/9 at St. Francis W 66-592/11 Fordham** L 50-682/13 at St. John’s L 50-712/15 FORDHAM L 49-582/17 ONEONTA STATE W 83-702/21 at Army L 51-802/23 vs. Fordham## L 60-692/24 vs. St. John’s## L 57-622/26 at New York Tech W 64-42 LIU-Brooklyn W 71-55 St. Francis^ W 66-57 Sacred Heart^ W 69-62 Niagara^ L 58-61**Manufacturers Hanover Trn.#NYSAIAW Division Trn.ÊAIAW Northeast Small College Trn.

1979-80 (17-8)Coach: Pat Lamb12/2 vs. Queens** L 65-9212/3 MARIST W 84-5412/7 at Molloy W 75-5512/10 at Brooklyn W 108-4912/11 QUEENS L 63-6712/14 vs. Cortland State W 74-5812/15 at Oneonta State W 76-6712/18 at Mercy W 73-6112/22 at Adelphi W 72-621/16 at Syracuse L 61-811/17 at Cornell W 52-291/19 at Hofstra W 57-54 1/21 ARMY W 64-491/23 IONA W 67-641/26 at Sacred Heart W 45-431/28 ST. FRANCIS W 74-551/30 NEW YORK TECH L 57-582/6 MONMOUTH W 81-632/9 MANHATTAN W 76-402/11 at LIU-Brooklyn (OT) L 82-862/14 at Fordham L 52-572/18 WAGNER W 83-63/20 ST. JOHN’S W 83-632/26 at Fairleigh Dickinson L 56-763/1 HOFSTRA^ L 56-58

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1980-81 (24-11)Coach: Pat Lamb11/23 SYRACUSE W 64-5911/25 SACRED HEART W 87-4711/30 at Manhattan L 61-6212/3 at Marist W 90-5912/9 at Kean W 60-5712/11 SOUTHERN CONN. W 82-3712/13 ONEONTA ST. W 92-3512/17 QUEENS L 63-761/6 ST. FRANCIS~ W 96-591/17 at Manhattan L 62-731/20 at Iona~ W 65-471/22 MOLLOY W 55-511/24 at Northeastern L 59-691/26 ADELPHI~ W 69-661/28 HOFSTRA~ W 57-49

1/29 vs. Campbell# L 65-671/30 vs. High Point# (OT) L 71-772/3 at Wagner~ W 69-592/4 at Army L 64-722/7 at Monmouth L 61-622/9 LIU-BROOKLYN W 75-592/12 at Adelphi L 46-542/13 FORDHAM W 76-372/16 at New York Tech W 64-452/18 at St. John’s L 71-722/20 ST. FRANCIS++ W 79-522/21 HOFSTRA++ W 55-422/24 FAIR. DICKINSON W 82-702/25 BOSTON COLLEGE W 79-562/27 vs. Hofstra** W 65-542/28 vs. Army** W 69-593/3 MERCY W 81-393/7 COLGATE W 59-57 3/13 @ Hofstra*** L 61-643/14 @ St. John Fisher*** W 70-66~MCBC Game#Francis Marion Tournament++MCBC Tournament @ C.W. Post**NYSAIAW Division I Trn.***EAIAW Division II Tournament

1981-82 (19-15)Coach: Kathy Solano11/30 at Syracuse L 53-8212/3 MARIST L 55-5812/5 MOLLOY W 90-5012/8 at Sacred Heart W 67-5312/11 ARMY W 73-7112/16 ADELPHI W 80-6212/17 QUEENS L 59-6912/20 HARVARD W 75-5812/22 ST. FRANCIS~ W 2-01/3 vs. William Penn L 68-781/5 WAGNER~ L 57-66 1/7 IONA~ W 66-481/15 at Providence## L 46-721/16 vs. Bishop’s## L 49-711/20 at Fordham L 65-671/22 NORTHEASTERN L 44-521/24 at Boston College W 57-451/28 vs. Campbell** L 77-811/29 vs. George Mason** W 70-631/30 vs. William & Mary** W 53-502/3 at Adelphi~ W 59-502/5 COLGATE W 67-592/8 at Hofstra~ W 52-472/10 at LIU-Brooklyn L 57-662/13 at Southern Conn. W 57-482/15 MANHATTAN L 49-532/17 NEW HAVEN W 75-602/19 ADELPHI# W 73-562/20 HOFSTRA# (OT) L 46-482/23 at Fairleigh Dickinson L 66-772/25 NEW YORK TECH W 75-642/26 vs. LIU-Brooklyn^ W 69-662/27 Hofstra+ W 53-493/5 Hofstra^^ L 52-54+ at St. Peters (NJ)~MCBC Game##Providence Invitational***Francis Marion Invitational+MCBC Tournament^NYSAIAW Division I^ÊAIAW Division II Regional

1982-83 (25-8)Coach: Kathy Solano11/20 at Quinnipiac W 71-6911/30 at Manhattan L 65-7512/2 at Marist L 54-6012/4 at Queens W 63-5712/8 at Molloy~ W 49-4012/10 at Harvard W 72-43

12/11 at Springfield W 65-5312/14 CENTRAL CONN. W 81-6512/18 FORDHAM W 65-5912/20 at St. Francis W 61-5012/22 at Adelphi~ W 57-561/5 at Iona W 60-521/10 BRIDGEPORT W 82-581/17 at New Haven W 72-451/19 SACRED HEART W 100-371/22 BOSTON COLLEGE L 42-471/24 at Army L 45-611/27 vs. Charleston# L 58-681/28 vs. UNC-Wilmington# W 61-501/29 vs. William & Mary W 68-522/3 at Wagner W 74-692/5 ADELPHI~ W 81-672/8 HOFSTRA L 53-582/10 LIU-BROOKLYN W 76-602/14 RIDER W 72-612/16 at Mercy W 70-612/19 SOUTHERN CONN. L 43-622/21 at New York Tech W 59-462/23 PACE~ W 63-533/2 PACE** W 73-563/4 vs. Adelphi** W 78-503/11 vs. Florida Intl.^^ W 78-503/12 at Canisius^^ L 59-71~ Empire Conference Game# Francis Marion Tournament**Empire Conference Trn.^^NCAA Div. II Regional

1983-84 (13-17)Coach: Ted O’Berg11/29 QUINNIPIAC L 58-7112/2 MARIST L 53-6412/6 at Brooklyn W 67-6412/8 NEW YORK TECH~ W 79-7012/10 ST. FRANCIS W 76-5412/11 at Molloy~ L 53-54 12/19 CANISIUS L 67-7712/21 at Adelphi~ L 67-871/10 WAGNER L 58-721/13 NEW HAVEN (OT)# L 68-691/14 CHICAGO ST.# W 71-511/21 MERCY~(OT) W 72-681/23 BRIDGEPORT W 81-541/24 BOSTON COLLEGE L 53-881/27 at Pace L 52-581/28 CENTRAL CONN. W 76-651/31 RIDER L 57-722/2 ARMY L 56-712/4 PACE W 83-612/6 MOLLOY~ W 70-602/8 at LIU-Brooklyn W 90-812/11 ADELPHI~ W 68-602/15 at Hofstra L 61-752/17 at Morgan State L 51-712/18 at Dist. of Columbia L 64-722/20 at New York Tech W 75-662/22 at Mercy~ L 60-652/25 at Southern Conn. L 70-852/28 NEW YORK TECH~ W 100-783/2 at Pace+ L 62-69~Empire Conference Game+Empire Conference Tournament# C.W. Post Tournament

1984-85 (11-16)Coach: Ted O’Berg11/27 at Quinnipiac L 76-9411/29 HOFSTRA W 61-5512/2 ST. MICHAEL’S W 81-6412/6 at Marist L 60-10612/8 at St. Francis W 70-6312/10 BROOKLYN W 68-6412/12 at New Haven L 52-5612/14 SOUTHERN CONN. W 70-52

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12/21 DIST. OF COLUMBIA W 64-591/8 at Army~ L 64-791/11 at Davis & Elkins+ L 44-531/12 vs. Gannon+ L 56-651/16 PACE~ L 66-881/19 at New York Tech~ L 39-521/21 at Phila. Textile L 65-861/22 at Wagner L 60-631/26 at Molloy~ W 60-591/28 at Mercy~ L 63-771/30 ADELPHI~ W 64-502/2 ARMY~ W 63-622/9 at Pace~ L 67-862/11 MERCY~ L 62-762/13 NYIT~(OT) W 57-502/18 LIU-BROOKLYN (OT) W 82-802/20 MOLLOY~ L 61-632/23 at Adelphi L 53-602/26 at Adelphi** L 56-59+ Davis & Elkins Tournament~ Empire Conference Game** Empire Conference Tournament

1985-86 (16-13)Coach: Ted O’Berg11/25 at Old Westbury W 101-5412/2 at Bridgeport L 62-6812/7 ST. FRANCIS (NY) W 64-5712/10 at Southern Conn. W 71-6012/12 at Brooklyn W 88-8212/14 PHILA. TEXTILE L 74-7812/17 DENVER L 62-6812/21 at Dist. of Columbia L 59-691/6 QUINNIPIAC L 59-631/8 at Mercy~ L 58-681/11 at New York Tech~ L 58-661/13 at West Chester L 61-641/15 at Adelphi~ W 43-421/17 WAGNER L 64-711/18 HARTFORD W 74-581/21 ARMY~ W 56-531/25 at Pace~ L 52-791/29 MOLLOY~ W 49-461/30 at Concordia W 65-482/1 MERCY~ W 71-492/3 NEW HAVEN L 59-692/5 NEW YORK TECH~ W 66-442/8 ADELPHI~ W 57-43 2/13 at Army~ L 54-752/19 PACE~ (OT) W 96-932/22 at Molloy~ W 65-572/25 ADELPHI## W 66-562/27 MERCY## W 67-663/1 at Pace## L 58-61

~Empire Conference Game##Empire Conference Tournament

1986-87 (14-14)Coach: Tony Razziano12/1 BRIDGEPORT L 53-5612/4 at Wagner L 65-67 12/6 SOUTHERN CONN. W 48-4712/8 DOWLING W 75-1812/13 at Hartford L 58-7712/14 FLORIDA INTL. L 38-5512/15 BROOKLYN W 75-422/20 DIST. OF COLUMBIA L 57-621/6 ARMY~ W 65-621/8 KUTZTOWN L 59-60 1/10 at Adelphi~ W 64-601/13 at Molloy~ W 78-551/15 WEST CHESTER W 70-591/17 PACE~ L 56-691/20 MERCY~ W 57-481/24 at Phila. Textile L 56-681/25 at Millersville L 58-761/27 NEW YORK TECH~ W 65-571/29 CONCORDIA W 65-492/2 at New Haven L 58-762/4 ADELPHI~ W 64-542/7 MOLLOY~ L 67-732/9 at Pace~ L 69-702/11 at Mercy~ W 69-632/18 at Army~ L 67-832/21 at New York Tech W 66-562/24 NEW YORK TECH## W 84-622/26 at Army## L 55-80~Empire Conference Game##Empire Conference Tournament

1987-88 (22-9)Coach: Tony Razziano11/20 vs. New York Tech+ W 86-4711/21 at California (PA)+ L 71-861/30 at West Chester W 60-5812/2 at Bridgeport L 64-8012/5 PHILA. TEXTILE W 84-672/7 at St. Francis W 54-532/12 at So. Connecticut W 84-5512/14 E. STROUDSBURG W 73-6712/19 VIRGINIA ST. W 80-651/5 WAGNER L 69-721/7 at Pace~ L 76-881/9 MERCY~ L 74-691/11 at Molloy~ L 70-781/15 vs. Slippery Rock% W 80-651/16 at Kutztown% W 71-641/19 NEW YORK TECH~ W 85-571/23 ARMY~ L 62-751/26 at Adelphi~ L 50-621/28 at Concordia (N.Y.) W 71-672/1 NEW HAVEN L 49-702/11 PACE~ W 54-522/13 at New York Tech~ W 64-482/16 at Army~ W 52-512/18 at Queens W 74-63 2/20 ADELPHI~ W 72-562/22 at Mercy~ W 80-662/25 MOLLOY~ W 63-553/1 NEW YORK TECH** W 83-543/3 at Army** L 50-713/12 QUEENS* W 75-703/13 PACE* W 65-55+California (PA) Tournament~Empire Conference Game%Kutztown Winter Classic**Empire Conference Tournament*ECAC Division II Tournament

1988-89 (7-14)Coach: Tony Razziano11/28 WEST CHESTER W 69-60

11/30 BRIDGEPORT L 59-6212/8 ST. FRANCIS (NY) L 76-8312/10 at New Haven L 56-7512/12 at E. Stroudsburg L 49-5812/31 MANKATO ST. L 56-571/5 at Eckerd W 89-611/7 at Florida Southern L 58-851/12 SOUTHAMPTON W 81-401/13 NEW YORK TECH~ W 85-601/16 SOUTHERN CONN. L 63-681/19 at Molloy~ L 72-741/21 at Pace~ W 55-541/24 ARMY~ L 50-511/26 CONCORDIA (N.Y.) W 80-571/28 at Adelphi~ L 67-751/31 at Mercy~ L 76-80 2/4 MOLLOY~ L 74-842/7 at New York Tech W 85-642/9 at Wagner L 62-782/28 at Mercy L 62-78Last five regular season games cancelled due to measles outbreak on campus~Empire Conference Game

1989-90 (6-21)Coach: Tony Razziano11/17 vs. Kutztown L 54-6511/18 vs. St. Vincent L 69-8311/27 at West Chester L 79-8511/29 at Bridgeport L 82-8812/5 BLOOMSBURG L 72-6412/7 at St. Francis (NY) L 72-612/9 NEW HAVEN (OT) W 73-711/4 WAGNER L 40-651/6 E. STROUDSBURG L 54-611/9 at Pace~ L 37-741/11 at Concordia (N.Y.) W 76-541/13 NEW YORK TECH L 51-611/15 at Southern Conn. L 51-701/17 QUEENS L 61-641/23 ARMY~ L 36-511/25 at Southampton W 53-491/27 at Molloy~ L 69-741/30 at Adelphi~ L 66-68 2/3 PACE~ L 56-632/6 at New York Tech~ W 62-592/10 at Marist L 58-712/13 at Mercy~ W 71-402/17 at Army~ L 41-802/20 MOLLOY~ W 79-612/22 MERCY~ L 72-752/24 ADELPHI~ L 56-762/27 at Army# L 45-64~Empire Conference Game#Empire Conference Tournament

1990-91 (16-15)Coach: Patrice Walker11/16 at Navy% L 55-7511/18 vs. Adelphi% L 50-5911/26 WEST CHESTER L 62-7811/28 BRIDGEPORT W 77-6712/1 vs. Navy** W 60-4912/2 at West Chester** W 60-5812/4 at Bloomsburg L 47-7812/6 ST. FRANCIS (NY) W 67-6212/8 at New Haven L 61-6512/11 DOWLING W 82-611/5 at East Stroudsburg L 57-601/8 at Adelphi~ L 54-581/12 NEW YORK TECH~ W 58-481/15 MOLLOY~ W 60-591/19 at Southampton W 67-551/22 at Mercy W 67-551/24 SOUTHERN CONN. L 63-681/26 at Queens L 58-701/29 ADELPHI~ W 77-721/31 at Wagner L 65-79

2/2 PACE~ L 51-562/5 ar NYIT~ W 60-552/9 SOUTHAMPTON W 77-592/12 at Mercy~ W 68-602/16 at Molloy~ W 77-682/19 QUEENS~ L 55-682/23 at Pace~ L 55-682/26 MOLLOY^ W 60-542/28 vs. Queens^ W 66-443/2 at Pace^ L 64-663/9 at West Chester## L 63-77% Navy Tournament** West Chester Tournament~ NYCAC Game^NYCAC Tournament##ECAC Tournament

1991-92 (15-13)Coach: Patrice Walker12/5 at Bridgeport L 60-7912/6 at West Chester+ L 61-7612/7 vs. Lock Haven+ W 62-6012/12 at Molloy~ L 64-7512/14 DOWLING W 62-4512/31 vs. Florida Atlantic# L 58-761/4 vs. Rollins# L 58-741/7 at Concordia W 55-441/9 at Southampton~ W 60-571/11 PHILA. TEXTILE~ L 43-751/13 at St. Rose~ L 59-691/16 QUEENS~ W 60-551/18 at Mercy~ L 61-971/21 ADELPHI~ W 66-641/25 at Pace~ W 52-511/28 SOUTHAMPTON~ W 54-491/30 MERCY~ W 78-642/1 MOLLOY~ W 61-602/8 at Dowling W 75-592/11 at Queens~ W 60-462/15 CONCORDIA (N.Y.)~ W 72-532/16 E. STROUDSBURG L 59-632/18 at Phila. Textile~ L 60-742/22 SAINT ROSE~ W 54-522/25 at Adelphi~ L 47-642/29 PACE~ L 70-733/3 MOLLOY## W 69-643/6 at Pace## L 57-67+West Chester Classic#Florida~NYCAC Game**NYCAC Tournament

1992-93 (11-16)Coach: Patrice Walker11/30 at Concordia (N.Y.)~ W 71-6012/2 at St. Francis (N.Y.) L 62-7312/5 SOUTHERN CONN. W 56-5312/8 at Queens~ L 61-762/15 MERCY~ L 51-521/5 NEW HAVEN L 48-51

1/7 at West Chester L 40-871/9 at Dowling~ W 73-631/12 at Mercy~ W 60-561/14 at Adelphi~ L 58-611/18 SAINT ROSE~ L 48-581/21 DOWLING~ W 71-451/23 at Phila. Textile~ L 58-791/26 CONCORDIA (N.Y.)~ W 73-571/28 SOUTHAMPTON~ W 58-491/30 BRIDGEPORT W 64-572/1 at East Stroudsburg L 41-772/4 at Molloy~ L 67-71 2/6 QUEENS~ W 60-482/9 PACE~ L 38-722/13 at St. Rose~ L 58-762/16 ADELPHI~ L 48-572/18 MOLLOY~ L 66-73

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2/20 PHILA. TEXTILE~ W 62-522/23 at Pace~ L 46-752/25 at Southampton~ W 74-652/28 at Adelphi# L 64-77~NYCAC Game#NYCAC Tournament

1993-94 (1-24)Coach: Patrice Walker11/26 vs. St. Augustine’s L 50-9211/27 vs. Delaware Valley L 60-6611/29 CONCORDIA (N.Y.)~ L 62-7512/1 at Queens~ L 41-6412/3 at New Haven L 54-8812/8 at Saint Rose L 28-11312/10 E. STROUDSBURG L 37-771/5 at Mercy~ L 41-561/12 QUEENS~ L 37-691/15 ADELPHI~ L 41-821/17 at Molloy~ L 68-871/19 at Phila. Textile~ L 46-821/22 SAINT ROSE~ L 43-91 1/24 PACE~ L 42-831/27 SOUTHAMPTON~ L 51-601/29 at Dowling~ L 51-941/31 at So. Connecticut L 42-732/2 PHILA. TEXTILE~ L 25-732/5 at Southampton~ L 49-752/7 DOWLING~ L 64-902/12 MOLLOY~ L 52-732/14 at Adelphi~ L 43-67 2/18 at Pace~ L 32-99 2/21 at Concordia~ W 58-572/26 MERCY~ L 56-67~ NYCAC Games

1994-95 (4-21)Coach: Patrice Walker11/30 at Concordia~ W 65-5012/6 at East Stroudsburg L 40-7312/10 at Molloy~ W 71-5812/12 QUEENS~ W 53-5212/16 at Manhattan L 30-841/5 at Bridgeport L 53-851/7 at Phila. Textile~ L 43-671/9 ADELPHI~ L 59-751/12 MERCY~ L 52-591/14 DOWLING~ L 58-641/17 at Pace~ L 44-771/19 at Queens~ L 50-661/21 at Saint Rose~ L 47-781/25 CONCORDIA (N.Y.)~ W 70-521/27 NEW HAVEN L 73-871/31 SOUTHAMPTON~ L 71-722/7 at Adelphi~ L 44-672/9 PACE~ L 51-862/11 at Southampton~ L 49-662/13 SOUTHERN CONN. L 50-622/15 PHILA. TEXTILE~ L 53-772/18 at Mercy~ L 56-592/21 at Dowling~ L 58-602/23 MOLLOY~ L 69-752/25 SAINT ROSE~ L 42-93~ NYCAC Games

1995-96 (12-14)Coach: Patrice Walker11/21 BRIDGEPORT L 54-6911/28 CONCORDIA (N.Y.)~ W 62-5212/2 vs. Adelphi## L 43-5612/3 vs. Quinnipiac## W 74-6712/9 MOLLOY~ W 78-6212/12 at Queens~ W 69-641/6 PHILA. TEXTILE~ L 52-811/11 MERCY~(OT) W 81-781/13 at Dowling~ W 69-501/15 at Adelphi~ L 64-771/17 PACE~ L 53-73

1/20 SAINT ROSE~ L 51-711/22 at New Haven L 48-701/24 at Concordia~ W 61-471/27 QUEENS~ W 58-571/29 at Southampton~ L 55-871/31 SOUTHERN CONN. W 61-582/3 at Molloy~ L 68-74 2/6 ADELPHI~ W 63-532/8 at Pace~ L 66-712/10 SOUTHAMPTON~ W 74-652/14 at Phila. Textile~ L 69-732/17 at Mercy~ L 47-592/20 DOWLING~ W 64-602/24 at Saint Rose~ L 48-882/27 at Pace# L 70-82## Dial Classic~ NYCAC Games# NYCAC Tournament

1996-97 (7-19)Coach: Patrice Walker11/30 Bridgeport L 54-8712/4 PHILA. TEXTILE~ L 65-7012/6 vs. Longwood## L 43-8212/7 vs. St. Michael’s## L 58-6812/11 at Adelphi~ W 66-5912/14 at Mercy~ L 70-721/6 QUEENS~ L 51-611/8 at Pace~ L 64-791/11 at Concordia (N.Y.)~ L 62-641/13 DOWLING~ W 78-651/15 at Molloy~ W 62-531/18 SAINT ROSE~ L 46-781/20 at Phila. Textile~ L 46-741/22 NEW HAVEN L 42-781/25 ADELPHI~(OT) L 70-711/29 MERCY~ L 55-722/1 at Southampton~ L 51-622/5 at Queens~ W 64-502/8 PACE~ L 41-472/10 SOUTHERN CONN. L 53-542/12 CONCORDIA (N.Y.)~ W 69-612/15 at Dowling W 71-682/17 SOUTHAMPTON~ L 45-662/19 MOLLOY~ W 65-512/22 at Saint Rose~ L 51-752/25 at Phila. Textile# L 64-70##Dial Classic~NYCAC Game#NYCAC Tournament

1997-98 (13-13)Coach: Patrice Walker11/29 BRIDGEPORT W 65-4512/3 at Queens~ W 57-5212/6 DOWLING~ L 49-6912/8 at New Haven L 51-7912/10 at Saint Rose~ L 43-7812/15 ST. THOMAS AQUINAS L 57-6012/20 at Southern Conn. L 52-551/3 MERCY~ W 69-601/5 at Molloy~ W 59-431/7 at New Jersey Tech~ W 70-471/10 QUEENS~ W 76-461/12 ADELPHI~ L 48-531/14 at Phila. Textile~ L 58-651/17 CONCORDIA (N.Y.)~ W 51-451/19 N.J. TECH~ W 63-451/21 at Southampton L 48-661/24 at Dowling~ L 55-651/28 PHILA. TEXTILE~ L 60-661/31 SOUTHAMPTON~ W 53-482/4 at Concordia (N.Y.)~ W 64-562/7 MOLLOY~ W 46-402/14 at Adelphi~ L 51-60 2/18 SAINT ROSE~ L 61-802/21 at Mercy~ W 80-612/24 at Southampton# W 70-63

2/26 at Phila. Textile# L 70-78~ NYCAC Game# NYCAC Tournament

1998-99 (14-13)Coach: Patrice Walker11/21 at Bridgeport L 47-8812/2 at Phila. Textile~ L 50-6512/5 ST. ROSE~ L 54-8412/7 NEW HAVEN L 43-6012/9 at Dowling~ W 78-5912/12 CONCORDIA (N.Y.)~ W 70-4812/15 at St. Thomas Aq. L 41-5512/19 SOUTHERN CONN. L 47-621/6 QUEENS~ W 63-411/9 at Mercy~ W 55-471/13 at Molloy~ L 48-611/16 ADELPHI~ W 57-421/18 at N.J. Tech~ (3 OT) L 59-621/20 PHILA. TEXTILE~ L 58-731/23 at Saint Rose~ L 60-771/25 SOUTHAMPTON~ W 57-481/27 DOWLING~ W 70-481/30 at Concordia (N.Y.)~ W 59-422/1 at Southampton~ L 30-612/3 NEW YORK TECH~ W 75-452/6 at Queens~ W 75-512/10 MERCY~ W 64-562/13 MOLLOY~ W 65-482/17 at Adelphi~ (OT) L 56-632/20 N.J. TECH~ W 59-512/23 at Adelphi# W 61-532/25 at Saint Rose# L 43-75~ NYCAC Game# NYCAC Tournament

1999-00 (10-17)Coach: Patrice Walker12/1 at Phila. Univ.~ L 40-8612/3 at West Chester% L 42-6212/4 vs. Longwood% L 50-7612/6 at New Haven L 59-8812/8 at Molloy~ L 45-5812/11 at Dowling~ W 53-4812/13 CONCORDIA (N.Y.)~ W 69-4712/18 at Southern Conn. L 37-621/5 QUEENS~ W 53-451/8 at Southampton~ L 55-791/10 at Saint Rose~ L 43-911/12 MERCY~ W 74-371/15 N.J. TECH~ W 75-641/17 at Adelphi~ L 84-901/19 PHILA. UNIV.~ L 62-811/22 SAINT ROSE~ L 39-761/26 MOLLOY~ L 64-731/29 DOWLING~ W 60-471/31 at Concordia (N.Y.)~ W 78-532/2 NEW YORK TECH~ W 58-482/5 at Queens~ W 58-572/9 SOUTHAMPTON~ L 45-552/12 at Mercy~ L 54-592/16 at N.J. Tech~ L 51-642/19 ADELPHI~ L 60-742/23 at New York Tech~ W 54-482/29 at Saint Rose# L 38-87% West Chester Classic% NYCAC Game# NYCAC Tournament

2000-01 (19-8)Coach: Patrice Walker12/2 at Bridgeport~ W 78-5212/6 ST. THOMAS AQ.~ L 55-6012/8 at West Chester% L 52-7012/9 vs. Pitt-Johnstown% L 55-7312/16 SOUTHAMPTON~ W 43-4012/19 at Dowling~ W 64-581/6 QUEENS~ L 54-66

1/10 at Mercy~ W 58-351/13 at Phila. Univ.~ L 35-581/15 ADELPHI~ W 56-541/17 at Molloy~ W 62-511/20 PHILA UNIV.~ W 84-751/22 at St. Thomas Aq.~ W 73-661/24 DOWLING~ L 39-521/27 CONCORDIA (N.Y.)~ W 84-271/31 at Southampton~ W 54-532/3 at New York Tech~ W 75-472/5 at Queens~ W 46-332/7 MERCY~ W 44-392/10 BRIDGEPORT~ W 61-362/14 at Adelphi~ L 69-812/17 MOLLOY~ W 63-49 2/21 NEW YORK TECH~ W 74-592/27 SOUTHAMPTON# W 60-413/2 vs. Adelphi# W 78-703/3 vs. Phila. Univ.# W 69-663/9 vs. American Intl.## L 62-78%West Chester Classic~ NYCAC Game# NYCAC Tournament## NCAA Division II Regional

2001-02 (16-11)Coach: Patrice Walker11/17 at So. New Hampshire L 57-6311/18 vs. So. Connecticut L 51-7612/1 at St. Thomas Aq.~ W 42-3812/5 DOWLING~ L 48-6412/8 at Concordia (N.Y)~ W 82-4612/12 at Southampton~ L 57-71 12/15 at Queens~ W 67-491/5 at Mercy~ W 67-571/9 PHILA. UNIV.~ L 61-731/12 at Adelphi~ (OT) L 80-821/15 MOLLOY~ W 64-411/17 at New York Tech~ W 69-531/19 BRIDGEPORT~ W 66-431/22 STAC~(OT) W 61-571/24 at Dowling~ L 47-541/26 CONCORDIA (N.Y.)~ W 68-481/30 SOUTHAMPTON~ L 59-612/2 QUEENS~ W 50-372/5 MERCY~ W 71-462/7 at Phila. Univ.~ L 75-812/9 ADELPHI~ W 57-542/13 at Molloy~ W 63-522/16 NEW YORK TECH~ W 67-572/20 at Bridgeport~ W 85-752/26 SOUTHAMPTON# W 75-723/1 vs. Adelphi# L 48-633/8 vs. Bryant^ L 44-70~ NYCAC Game# NYCAC Tournament

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2002-03 (9-16)11/26 NEW HAVEN L 54-6412/3 ADELPHI W 66-6212/7 at Dowling~ L 59-8112/10 CONCORDIA~ W 56-5412/14 UMASS-LOWELL L 58-7712/17 at Bridgeport~ W 75-52 1/4 at NYIT~ W 67-611/8 PHILA. UNIV.~ L 33-541/11 at Queens~ L 40-521/14 STAC.~ L 54-681/16 at Southampton~ L 64-711/18 MOLLOY~ W 73-631/20 at Mercy~ L 45-501/23 at New Haven~ L 60-621/25 BRIDGEPORT~ W 62-431/28 at Adelphi~ L 50-812/4 DOWLING~ L 54-682/6 at Concordia (N.Y.)~ W 49-462/8 NYIT~ W 72-682/12 at Phila. Univ.~ L 64-742/15 QUEENS~ L 43-522/20 SOUTHAMPTON~ W 61-492/22 at STAC~ L 56-632/22 at STAC~ L 56-632/26 MERCY~ L 52-543/1 at Molloy~ L 71-82~ NYCAC Game

2003-04 (13-13)Coach: Patrice Walker11/15 PACE W 60-5811/25 at NYIT* W 74-5812/2 at Mercy* W 46-3812/4 at New Haven* L 44-7112/10 PHILA. UNIV.* L 49-6512/13 at STAC.* L 69-75 1/6 BRIDGEPORT* W 59-461/8 at Southampton* L 48-631/10 at Dowling* L 57-671/14 CONCORDIA* W 71-621/17 at Queens* W 59-561/20 SOUTHAMPTON* (OT) L 55-56 1/22 QUEENS* W 57-481/24 at Molloy* (OT) L 79-861/26 at Adelphi* L 60-681/29 NYIT* W 60-472/3 MERCY* W 50-422/7 ADELPHI* L 75-822/9 DOMINICAN W 58-522/11 NEW HAVEN* L 47-572/14 at Phila. Univ.* L 53-662/17 STAC* W 54-452/19 MOLLOY* W 75-692/21 at Bridgeport* L 55-732/25 DOWLING* W 60-562/28 at Concordia* L 60-66* NYCAC Game

2004-05 (7-20)Coach: Patrice Walker11/20 at Dominican L 69-6011/23 at New Haven * L, 75-5812/1 Molloy * W, 55-5012/4 at Adelphi * L, 68-5412/8 Philadelphia * L, 62-4912/11 Queens * L, 60-4812/18 at Dowling * L, 83-3812/28 at UMass-Lowell L, 61-4712/29 vs. Merrimack L, 71-451/5 Bridgeport * L, 61-511/8 at STAC * (ot) L, 67-651/11 at NYIT * L, 71-571/15 Mercy * W, 73-501/18 Adelphi * L, 67-55

1/20 Concordia * L, 53-491/26 New Haven * L, 55-531/29 STAC * L, 63-472/1 at Phila. U. * L, 79-632/3 Dowling * L, 63-552/5 at Mercy * W, 70-632/7 at Bridgeport * W, 77-742/9 Southampton * W, 60-532/12 at Queens * W, 61-582/15 at Molloy * W, 87-612/17 at Concordia * L, 43-422/19 NYIT * L, 69-602/23 at Southampton * L, 86-64* NYCAC Game

2005-06 (13-17)Coach: Patrice Walker11/15 Assumption L, 58-3011/19 Le Moyne L, 57-5111/30 STAC * L, 63-4812/3 BRIDGEPORT * L, 65-5412/7 STONEHILL L, 69-5512/10 vs. Glenville St. L, 66-4612/11 vs. West Liberty St. L, 76-6412/14 at Queens * W, 85-8112/30 ARKANSAS TECH W, 57-501/4 at So. Conn. St. L, 69-321/7 at New Haven * L, 66-641/9 MOLLOY * L, 67-621/11 CONCORDIA * W, 58-511/14 MERCY * W, 83-261/18 at Molloy * L, 60-451/21 DOWLING * W, 61-531/24 at NYIT * W, 58-551/26 at Adelphi * L, 58-461/28 at STAC * L, 68-502/1 at Bridgeport * L, 63-582/4 NEW HAVEN * L, 61-472/9 ADELPHI * W, 57-522/11 QUEENS * W, 70-482/14 at Concordia * W, 63-532/16 at Mercy * W, 71-452/22 at Dowling * L, 56-542/25 NYIT * W, 64-603/1 at Adelphi ! W, 60-513/4 BRIDGEPORT ! W, 56-503/5 NEW HAVEN ! L, 64-50* NYCAC Game! NYCAC Tournament

2006-07 (18-12)Coach: Sharrona Reaves11/15 at Saint Rose^ L, 85-7411/18 vs. Franklin Pierce$ L, 62-3611/19 at Saint Michael’s$ L, 76-6211/29 at Bridgeport* W, 85-6112/2 at Molloy* W, 56-5312/6 Dowling* L, 55-4612/9 at Queens (N.Y.) W, 84-6112/11 No. 7 Southern Conn. L, 66-4812/13 Concordia* W, 76-4612/29 at Pace! L, 79-6312/30 vs. Southern N.H.! W, 64-621/4 at Le Moyne L, 59-571/13 at STAC* W, 82-681/17 New Haven* L, 70-661/20 Mercy* W, 71-561/23 at Adelphi* W, 61-501/25 at NYIT* W, 70-601/27 Bridgeport* W, 58-441/31 Molloy* L, 71-632/3 at Dowling* W, 50-472/6 Queens (N.Y.)* L, 64-592/8 at Concordia* W, 105-562/13 STAC* W, 78-502/15 at New Haven* L, 82-752/21 Adelphi* W, 62-552/24 NYIT* W, 71-46

2/28 NYIT# W, 63-583/3 Adelphi# W, 72-583/4 New Haven# L, 75-74* ECC Game^ ECC/NE-10 Challenge (Albany, N.Y.)$ Double Tree Tip-off Classic! Pace Holiday Classic# ECC Tournament

2007-08 (17-12)Coach: Sharrona Reaves11/17 SAINT ROSE L, 75-6511/22 at Washburn$ L, 79-4711/23 vs. Rockhurst$ L 82-7311/28 NYIT* W 70-4712/1 BRIDGEPORT* W 69-5812/5 MOLLOY* W 85-73 (ot)12/10 UMASS LOWELL L 73-7112/12 QUEENS (N.Y.) W 69-3912/15 at Bloomfield W 69-5812/19 at Dowling* W 66-6012/29 at Post W 60-341/2 AMERICAN INT’L W, 53-411/5 CONCORDIA (N.Y.)* W, 82-421/12 ST. THOMAS AQUINAS* W, 58-501/16 at New Haven* L 68-491/19 at Mercy* L, 69-66 (ot)1/23 ADELPHI* W 64-421/26 at NYIT* W 65-571/30 at Bridgeport* W 69-632/2 at Molloy* L 60-542/6 DOWLING* L, 52-392/9 at Queens (N.Y.)* L 87-622/13 at Concordia (N.Y.)* W 69-532/20 at St. Thomas Aquinas * W 68-622/23 NEW HAVEN* L 74-692/27 MERCY* W 83-573/1 at Adelphi* L 55-523/5 QUEENS (N.Y.)! W 54-383/8 vs. Molloy! L 51-49* ECC game$ Capitol Plaza/WIBW Holiday Classic)! ECC Tournament

2008-09 (13-14)Coach: Deirdre Moore11/15 vs. Mansfield (at Bloomsburg) W 71-5611/16 at Bloomsburg W 82-6811/22 at Holy Family L 69-4911/29 at Southern Conn. L 82-6212/3 at Queens (N.Y.)* L 67-5912/6 ST. THOMAS AQUINAS* W 64-5412/10 at Mercy* W 85-6012/13 at American Int’l L 49-4812/20 at Saint Rose L 79-671/3 BLOOMFIELD L 65-641/12 CONCORDIA (N.Y.)* W 67-561/14 at Bridgeport* L 80-581/17 NYIT* W 58-421/21 at Molloy* L 64-591/24 at Dowling* L 76-611/28 ADELPHI* W 75-661/31 QUEENS (N.Y.)* L 72-692/4 at St. Thomas Aquinas* W 63-592/7 MERCY* L 77-702/11 at Concordia (N.Y.)* W 79-482/14 BRIDGEPORT* L 64-492/18 at NYIT* W 53-472/21 MOLLOY* W 65-572/25 DOWLING* L 85-802/28 at Adelphi* W 64-583/4 at Bridgeport! W 83-673/7 vs. Queens! L 71-61* ECC game! ECC Tournament

2009-10 (20-9)Coach: Deirdre Moore

11/16 ADELPHI W 55-4911/18 at Queens* W 69-6711/21 CHESTNUT HILL W 67-5511/24 MOLLOY* L 69-5611/28 HOLY FAMILY L 60-5212/2 at Bridgeport* L 62-5812/5 MERCY* W 97-5312/9 DOWLING* W 83-7612/12 at NYIT* W 82-5412/29 at New Haven W 71-531/2 at University of the D.C.$ W 71-461/3 at Washington Adventist$ W 94-311/9 ST. THOMAS AQUINAS* W 71-531/13 BRIDGEPORT* W 70-571/16 at Mercy* W 101-641/20 at Dowling* W 94-89 (2OT)1/23 NYIT* W 75-501/27 at Molloy* L 59-551/30 at St. Thomas Aquinas* W 54-462/3 QUEENS* W 63-542/6 at Bridgeport* L 74-712/13 DOWLING* L 65-572/15 MERCY* W 80-472/17 at NYIT* W 53-452/20 MOLLOY* L 68-612/24 ST. THOMAS AQUINAS* L 67-612/27 at Queens* W 68-523/3 vs. Queens! W 69-443/6 vs. Molloy! L 65-52* ECC game$ Univ. of D.C. Holiday Classic! ECC Tournament

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Paul H. Forestell, a professor of psychology and an internationally renowned marine mammal scientist, was appointed provost of the C.W. Post Campus of Long Island University in July 2008. A seasoned administrator, Dr. Forestell served as vice president of the Pacific Whale Foundation in Hawaii, as dean of undergraduate programs at Southampton College of Long Island University, and as associate dean of the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences at C.W. Post. As provost, Dr. Forestell leads one of the New York metropolitan area’s most respected private university campuses, with an enrollment of nearly 5,700 undergraduate, 3,100 graduates and 2,300 continuing education students. He is responsible for campus operations, program develop-ment, admissions and recruitment, retention, financial aid, athletics, student affairs, public safety, and buildings and grounds.

His collaborative leadership style has contributed greatly to enhancing the student-centered mission of the University. In 2008, Dr. Forestell established the Division of Student Retention & Academic Support Services at C.W. Post to assist students in achieving academic and career success. A champion of experiential learning, he coordinates study abroad and field research op-portunities for students, and teaches classes in whale and dolphin behavior. Dr. Forestell graduated from the University of New Brunswick in Canada with a bachelor’s degree in psychology and philos-ophy in 1972 and a master’s degree in experimental psychology in 1976. He earned a Ph.D. in comparative psychology from the University of Hawaii in 1988. He is the author of several peer-reviewed science articles and four books, including “Humpbacks of Hawai’i: The Long Journey Back.”

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Dr. David J. Steinberg, the ninth president of Long Island University, has served the institution since 1985. The son of the late Rabbi Milton Steinberg of Manhattan’s Park Avenue Synagogue, he was born in New York City and was educated at Phillips Academy at Andover, Malvern College in England and Harvard University, from which he graduated magna cum laude and Phi Beta Kappa. After a Fulbright year at the University of the Philippines and a year at Columbia Uni-versity on a Woodrow Wilson Fellowship, he returned to Harvard, where he earned an M.A. in East Asian studies in 1963, and a Ph.D. in history in 1964. Dr. Steinberg also has received several honorary degrees. He began his teaching career in the Department of History at the University of Michigan, where he rose to the rank of full professor. In 1973, he joined the administration of Brandeis Uni-versity as executive assistant to the president, becoming vice president and university secretary in 1977.

The author of numerous books and articles on Southeast Asia and, in particular, Philippine history, Dr. Steinberg has taught, lectured and written about this important area of the world for a third of a century. His first book, “Philippine Collaboration in World War II,” won the University Press Award in 1969. “The Philippines: A Singular and a Plural Place,” now in its third edi-tion, was described by U.S. Ambassador to the Philippines Nicholas Platt as “the best single-volume guide to understanding the Philippines, past and present.” He also edited and co-authored both editions of “In Search of Southeast Asia,” one of the major textbooks on the area. Dr. Steinberg recently collaborated with top scholars from around the world to co-author “The Emergence of Modern Southeast Asia,” a new and multifaceted history of this complex region. In addition, he is a co-author of “Religion and Religiosity in the Philippines and Indonesia: Essays on State, Society and Public Creeds,” which was published in 2005. Dr. Steinberg was a member of the international observer team that monitored the Philippine presidential elections when Corazon Aquino defeated Ferdinand Marcos. He has written numerous op-ed pieces and has been a consultant to UN agencies, the United States government, the Ford Foundation and others. He and his wife, Joan, a chanteuse and real estate executive, reside in McGrath House on the C.W. Post Campus. The couple has two Cavalier King Charles spaniels, whom they sometimes bring to football games on campus. His greatest personal accom-plishment: raising his two superb sons, Noah and Jonah. His greatest pleasure: watching his grandchildren grow.

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Bryan Collins is in his fifth year as the Director of Athletics at C.W. Post. Under Collins’ lead-ership, the Pioneers’ athletic programs have seen a continual rise in both the regional and national levels. During Collins’ tenure, the Pioneers have achieved both athletic and academic success. Notable achievements include 22 conference titles as well as NCAA championship titles from the 2007 women’s lacrosse and 2009 and 2010 men’s lacrosse teams. This past season, the men’s and women’s cross country, women’s swimming, baseball, men’s lacrosse, softball and women’s lacrosse teams all participated in NCAA tournaments.

C.W. Post boasts many of the most top-ranked programs in the country that are frequently ranked in national polls. The Pioneers finished first in the East Coast Conference Commissioner’s Cup

standings for 2009-10, the second Cup win (2006-07) during Collins’ tenure. Prior to the 2007-08 academic year, the football and field hockey programs gained admission into the esteemed Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference. Off the field, Collins has included community service as a part of his players’ responsibilities. Among the efforts since his arrival have been visitations to the St. Mary’s Children’s Hospital in Bayside, N.Y., while also volunteering with other charitable organizations such as Habitat for Humanity and the Make-A-Wish Foundation. During the 2008-09 academic year, C.W. Post student-athletes completed over 3,200 hours of service.

Collins is responsible for the creation of a department mission statement based on the foundation of athletic excellence as well as the initiation of the Academic Commitment Excellence (ACE) program, designed to improve attendance and academic achievements in the classroom. In addition, C.W. Post athletic programs are mentored by campus faculty and staff through the Adopt-A-Faculty program. During 2007-08, Collins established a Student-Athlete Orientation seminar and handbook as well as an annual student-athlete awards banquet to recognize both athletic and academic success. The department also established an Academic Honor Roll to honor student-athletes’ who receive a minimum 3.0 grade point average. Collins has overseen improvements to the athletic facilities on campus, including the installation of FieldTurf on Hickox Field as well as a new state-of-the art sound system for the stadium. In addition, all the outdoor athletic fields have undergone improvements to their playing surface. The Pratt Recreation Center Gymnasium, home to the basketball and volleyball teams, received a new sound system as well as a working press row table for media and game operations staff. A former student-athlete at St. John’s University, Collins played linebacker on the Red Storm’s football team and was the recipient of the Dr. Peter Vitulli Award, given to the St. John’s student-athlete who demonstrated the most courage, perseverance, dedication and spirit of self-sacrifice in seeking to attain the highest ideals of sportsmanship. Collins received his bachelor’s degree in Business Administration in 1987. Collins and his wife, Patti, reside in Sayville, N.Y. with their son, Tyler (15) and daughter, Megan (10).

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Jamie ApicellaAssociate AD,

Head Coach, Softball

Chris CaseyHead Coach,

Men’s Basketball

mark DawsonHead Coach,

Women’s Soccer

Jill FisherAssistant Director,

Athletic Media Relations

Jim GibbonsAsst. Football Coach,Community Service

Coordinator

sean GrennanFaculty Athletic Representative

Marie GuarnieriAthletic Administrative

Assistant

Matt GuercioGame Day Coordinator

and Special Events

Shantey HillAssociate AD, Senior

Woman Administrator

Brian HughesAssociate AD,

Asst. Football Coach

John JezHead Coach,

Men’s Lacrosse

Meghan McNamaraHead Coach,

Women’s Lacrosse

Rob MorrisHead Coach,

Cross Country

Sarah RallsAthletic Media Relations,

Director

Kathy RentonAssistant Athletic Trainer

Raenee SavinHead Coach,Field Hockey

Deirdre mooreHead Coach,

Women’s Basketball

Shellane OgoshiHead Coach,

Volleyball

Andreas LindbergHead Coach,Men’s Soccer

Melissa BeausoleilAssistant Athletic Trainer

Jonathan GillStrength & Conditioning

CoordinatorAssistant Football Coach

Renie SokolowskiHead Coach,

Tennis

Bob SugarEquipment Manager

Pete timmesHead Coach,

Baseball

Bob TiradoAssistant Athletic Trainer

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Good luck to the C.W. PostWomen’s Basketball team.

Work hard and you will achieveall your goals.

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To our daughter Noelle,

Wishing you all the happinessand success in the world.

We love you and we are so proudof your accomplishments.

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Alyssa - Have a great senior year and enjoy all that sur-

rounds you. Your dedication to school, community, and team has helped you grow

and excel. We are very proud of you and with much love we

will always be

“uncle Mike “ & Meg

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To Janea - Well it’s finally coming to an end. Good

luck and much success to you in your 2010-2011 season. I am very proud of you!

Work hard, be competitive and play safe. Remember, if you play like your senior year

in high school trust me you will have no problem with your senior year at C.W. Post

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Anthia you have accomplished so much and you make us all so proud.

Good luck this season.

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To Felicia:

We are very proud of you.

Continuetoworkhardandharderintheclassom

Goodluckonyourupcomingseason!

“Ifyouaregoingtoachieveexcellenceinbigthings,youdevelop thehabitinlittlematters.Excellenceisnotanexception;it’sa prevailingattitude...”

Thelessyouassociatewithsomepeople,themoreyourlifewill improve.Anytimeyoutoleratemedocrityinothers,itincreases yourmediocrity.Animportantattributetosuccessfulpeopleis theirimpatiencewithnegativethinkingandnegativeactingpeople. Thesimplebuttruefactoflifeisthatyoubecomelikethose whomyoucloselyassociate-forthegoodandthebad.

SeekGodfirstandeverythingwillcomeafter!

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Nicolette,

Iamsoproudofallthatyouhaveaccomplishedsofar!

Keepworkinghardandpushyourselfuntilyouexceedyourexpectations!

Letsgo20!

Love,MomandDad

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HiFelicia,

IamextremelyproudofyouasaLadyPioneerandespeciallyalsoasmyniece“FeFe.” Ialwaysknewyouwouldexcelinbasketball.Irememberwhenyouwerea“Power Ranger”youstilllovedplayingbasketballmore.Youwouldbeoutsideinyourpink PowerRangeroutfitplayingbasketballallbyyourselfforhours.Thatwasandstillis yourpassion.Youhaveremainedfocusedanddedicatedtoyourfirstlove“basketball.” Youcontinuetohaveapositiveimpactoneveryonethatyouknow.SoFelicia,keep yourheartforGodandbasketball.Iloveyou,pleasedon’teverchange.

LadyPioneers,maythisupcomingseasonbefulfillingandextraordinary. Lastyearwasoutstanding,thisyearwillbeawesome!

Waytogo!!!

LadyPioneersandFelicia

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TO SHATIMA AND LADY THE PIONEERS:

GOOD LUCK WITH YOUR SEASON.I AM SO PROUD THAT YOU HAVEACCOMPLISHED SO MUCH WITH

SCHOOL AND BASKETBALL.I CAN’T BELIEVE THAT YOU ARE A SE-

NIOR. KEEP GOING STRONG AND FINISH HARD.

LOVE, MOM

GoodlucktotheLadyPioneersonasuccessfulseason.

-TheMarciniakFamily

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2010-11 C.W. POST WOMEN’S BASKETBALL TEAMFront Row (L-R): Alexis Peters, Kenyatta Sears, Ashley Caggiano, Quianna Tiggle, Shatima GreerBack Row: Jasmin Jones (manager), Felicia Joyner, Noelle Pawlicki, Shayna Gatling, Nijah LaCourt, Janea Aiken, Alyssa Lombardi, Nicolette Marciniak, Anthia Smith, Jasmine Moore (manager)


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ATHLETICS FACILITIES

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2010-11 PIONEERS SCHEDULE Nov. 13 at UMass Lowell 3:30 p.m. Nov. 14 vs American Int’l (at Mass.) 1:30 p.m. Nov. 20 neW Haven 1:30 p.m. Nov. 24 at Chestnut Hill 3 p.m. Dec. 1 at Mercy* 5:30 p.m. Dec. 4 at Dowling* 1 p.m. Dec. 8 NYIT* 5 p.m. Dec. 11 at Molloy* 1 p.m. Dec. 19 at Bentley 1 p.m. Jan. 5 at Saint Thomas Aquinas* 5:30 p.m. Jan. 8 QUEENS* 1:30 p.m. Jan. 10 BRIDGEPORT* 5 p.m. Jan. 12 at Mercy* 5 p.m. Jan. 15 DOWLING* 1:30 p.m. Jan. 19 at NYIT* 5 p.m. Jan. 22 MOLLOY* 1:30 p.m. Jan. 26 SAINT THOMAS AQUINAS* 5 p.m. Jan. 29 at Queens* 1:30 p.m. Feb. 2 at Bridgeport* 5 p.m. Feb. 5 at Mercy* 1 p.m. Feb. 9 at Dowling* 5 p.m. Feb. 12 NYIT* 1:30 p.m. Feb. 16 at Molloy* 6 p.m. Feb. 19 at Saint Thomas Aquinas* 1 p.m. Feb. 23 QUEENS* 5 p.m. Feb. 26 BRIDGEPORT* 3:30 p.m. March 2 ECC Quarterfinals TBA March 5 ECC Semifinals (at Bridgeport) TBA March 6 ECC Final (at Bridgeport) TBA * East Coast Conference game Home games in CAPS

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