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2018–19Susquehanna UniversityWomen’s Basketball

Quick Facts / Table of ContentsSUSQUEHANNA UNIVERSITY

Location ........................... Selinsgrove, Pa.Founded ........................................... 1858Enrollment ....................................... 2,300President .................... Jonathan D. Green

FACTSNickname ..............................River HawksColors .......................... Orange & Maroon Affiliation ....................... NCAA Division III Conference ............................... LandmarkDirector of Athletics ........Pam Samuelson Office Phone.....................570-372-4273 E-mail [email protected] Associate AD/SWA ............. Crystal Gibson Office Phone.....................570-372-4605 E-mail [email protected] AD ............................. Jerry Foley

Gym .................... O.W. Houts Gymnasium Capacity (Seating) ......................... 1,5002017-18 Record ...............................11-13 Landmark Record, Finish ............6-8, 6thAll-Time Record ...........................606-503Seasons ................................................. 58

BASKETBALL STAFFHead Coach. ...............................Jim Reed Alma Mater, Year .............Bucknell, 1985 Office Phone.....................570-372-4276 E-mail [email protected] Coaches ........ Alexandra Kebetz, ...................................... Todd Goclowski .........................................Ryan Callahan

ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONSDirector .............................Nairem Moran Office Phone.....................570-372-4432 Office Fax..........................570-372-2758 E-mail ........... [email protected] Director ..............David Johnson Office Phone.....................570-372-4587 E-mail .................. [email protected] ....................... suriverhawks.comFacebook .......... susquehanna.riverhawksInstagram .....................................gosusquTwitter .........................................gosusqu

Front Cover ..................................................................................................................... FCBJ’s Steak and Rib House ............................................................................................... IFCQuick Facts / Table of Contents ........................................................................................ 1About Susquehanna ......................................................................................................... 2Susquehanna Administration ........................................................................................... 3Head Coach Jim Reed ....................................................................................................... 4Assistant Coaches ............................................................................................................. 5Meet the River Hawks - Seniors ....................................................................................... 6Meet the River Hawks - Juniors ........................................................................................ 7Meet the River Hawks - Sophomores ............................................................................ 8-9Meet the River Hawks - Freshmen ................................................................................. 10Basketball Record Book ............................................................................................. 11-14Athletic Facilities ............................................................................................................. 15Susquehanna Trailways - The Official Transportation Company of the River Hawks ..... IBC2018-19 Schedule ........................................................................................................... BC

Date Opponent ResultNov. 18 PSU-BERKS ! W, 68-53Nov. 19 THIEL ! W, 74-55Nov. 26 LYCOMING L, 75-85Nov. 29 at King’s (Pa.) W, 62-61Dec. 2 GOUCHER * W, 69-25Dec. 6 KEYSTONE W, 65-45Dec. 9 CABRINI L, 60-64Dec. 16 at Marywood L, 66-79Dec. 29 at Wittenberg @ L, 69-78Dec. 30 vs. Hanover @ L, 58-79Jan. 3 at McDaniel W, 55-54Jan. 6 at Moravian * L, 59-68Jan. 10 SCRANTON * L, 43-49Jan. 13 at Elizabethtown * L, 37-50Jan. 17 at Juniata * L, 46-65Jan. 20 DREW * W, 50-47Jan. 24 at Catholic * L, 41-67Jan. 27 MORAVIAN * W, 61-51Jan. 31 JUNIATA * L, 51-58

SPORTSMANSHIP STATEMENT

Susquehanna University, the Landmark Conference and the NCAA promote good sportsmanship by players, coaches, staff and fans.

We ask that you support players coaches and officials by cheering without using personal comments or insults. Refrain from using profanity, vulgarity, racist or sexist comments during the game. We also ask that you treat fellow fans and event staff with respect, give players coaches and officials space to perform by staying clear of the competition area. Finally, we also ask that you do not consume or possess alcohol and tobacco products.

Individuals that are unable to follow these guidelines, are disruptive or hostile to others or appear to be intoxicated, will be removed from the gymnasium and may face additional discipline.

Feb. 3 at Goucher * W, 77-24Feb. 8 CATHOLIC * W, 51-39Feb. 10 at Drew * W, 59-55Feb. 14 at Scranton * L, 47-64Feb. 17 ELIZABETHTOWN * L, 56-81

HOME games in CAPS! - Pepsi Tipoff Tournament* - Landmark Conference@ - Charles B. Zimmerman Memorial Tournament at Wittenberg

2017-18 RESULTS (11-13, 6-8 LC)

2018–19 Susquehanna Women’s Basketball

About SusquehannaSusquehanna is a selective, residential university that combines excellent academic programs with career-building professional internships and research opportunities. In fact, 90% of stu-dents complete an internship, research or other professional experience. Students also develop critical thinking, writing and communication skills, which prepare them for the job market or graduate school. Ninety-eight percent (98%) of Susquehanna graduates are employed or pursuing advanced degrees within six months of graduation. Our winning combination of relevant academic programs and professional experience not only gets students to their first job, but also ensures that they are able to adapt for a lifetime of personal and professional success.

We offer more than 100 majors and minors, the faculty-to-stu-dent ratio is 1:13, and our average class size is 19. Faculty members are mentors as well as teachers. The university is recognized nationally for our commitment to off-campus study through the Global Opportunities (GO) program. All students complete a cross-cultural experience for at least two weeks in the U.S. or abroad, which broadens their perspective and pro-vides them options. In a time of geopolitical and economic com-plexity, they are better equipped to connect with people from other backgrounds, be they coworkers or clients.

Our courses are taught by exceptional professors, not graduate students, who are accessible and eager to collaborate. Students benefit from a curriculum that is both innovative and flexible. Susquehanna has a School of Arts and Sciences and the Sigmund Weis School of Business. Our business school is AACSB-accred-ited, placing it among the top five percent of business schools worldwide. Other AACSB schools include Harvard Business School and the University of Pennsylvania’s Wharton School.

The quality of the academic experience, interactions with and support from faculty members, plus students’ Global Opportuni-ties (GO) experience, internships and research make them highly desirable job candidates when it’s time to launch their career. For students who enjoy service learning, our Johnson Center for Civic Engagement helps them get involved, plus some of our GO experiences include a service component.

Susquehanna students make friends, learn leadership skills and have fun through more than 150 student-run clubs and organi-zations, fraternities, sororities, service groups and 23 NCAA Di-vision III intercollegiate sports. Student-athletes compete within the Centennial Conference (football) and Landmark Conference, including baseball, basketball, cross country, field hockey, golf, indoor and outdoor track & field, lacrosse, soccer, softball, swim-ming & diving, tennis and volleyball.

AccountingActuarial Science*Africana Studies*AnthropologyApplied Linguistics*Art HistoryArts Administration* Asian Studies*BiochemistryBiologyBiomedical Sciences Business AdministrationBusiness Data Science Chemical Physics ChemistryCommunications • Digital Multimedia - Broadcasting - Journalism - Sports Media • Strategic Communications - Advertising & Marketing - Public Relations • Communication Arts - Communication Studies - Personal & Organizational

CommunicationComputer ScienceCreative WritingData Science & Analytics*Diversity Studies*Earth & Environmental SciencesEcologyEconomics • Financial Economics • General Economics • Global Economy &

Financial MarketsEducation • Early Childhood

certification, Pre-K–4 • English as a Second

Language (ESL)certification • Secondary certification

(7–12 available in many disciplines)

• Special Education certification

English: LiteratureEnglish: Professional & Civic Writing* English: Publishing & Editing

Entrepreneurship & Innovation*Environmental StudiesFilm Studies*FinanceFrenchGermanGlobal ManagementGraphic DesignHealth Care Studies*HistoryInternational Relations*International StudiesItalian*Jewish & Israel Studies*Leadership*Legal Studies*Luxury Brand Marketing & Management MarketingMathematicsMilitary Science*Museum Studies*Music • Composition • Education • Performance • Technology* • Theory/Literature*NeurosciencePhilosophyPhysicsPolitical Science Professional Accounting*PsychologyPublic PolicyReligious StudiesSociologySpanishStrategic Studies*Studio Art • Painting/Drawing • PhotographyTheatre • Performance • Production & Design • Theatre StudiesWomen’s Studies*

*Minor program only

Majors and Minors



Susquehanna Administration

Jonathan D. Green became president of Susquehanna University in July 2017. A native of upstate New York, he earned a Bachelor of Music degree from the State University of New York at Fredonia in 1985

and a Master of Music from the University of Massachusetts at Amherst in 1987. He participated in a summer seminar at Oxford University’s Trinity College in 1987, and went on to earn a Doctor of Musical Arts

degree in conducting from the University of North Carolina at Greensboro in 1992 where he was a University Excellence Fellow.From 2011 through 2017, Green served as provost and dean of the faculty at Illinois Wesleyan University. At IWU, he was the athletics direct report. During his service in that role, IWU added men’s and women’s lacrosse, increased overall athletic participation by more than 100 students, significantly expanded the Shirk Athletic Center, won two national championships and eight individual national champions, made six additional team top-four appearances, and posted 13 new Academic All-Americans. He received the 2017 Coaches Recognition Award at IWU.

Pam Samuelson has been the director of athletics at Susquehanna since July 2003.

Samuelson came to Susquehanna after serving as assistant director of athletics at the University of Massachusetts-Boston since 1998.

While at UMass-Boston, Samuelson was involved in all aspects of the Beacons’ 18-sport NCAA Division III program in addition to helping oversee the sports medicine and sports information programs, academic advising for athletes, the Student-Athlete Advisory Board and the strength & conditioning program.

Prior to 1998, Samuelson served for three years as the director of athletics at Curry

College in Milton, Mass., where she oversaw all aspects of the Colonels’ 12-sport Division III program.

At Division III Beloit College in Wisconsin, she was coordinator of women’s athletics, coordinator of athletic recruiting, director of the sports center and director of intramural sports over a 10-year period.

As the head coach of both the volleyball and softball teams at Beloit, Samuelson directed those teams to conference championships. She also served as an assistant track & field coach at Beloit for three years.

President Jonathan D. Green

Director of Athletics Pamela S. Samuelson

Green was a member of the faculty at Sweet Briar College from 1996 to 2011. The last eight of those years, he was dean of the college and vice president for academic affairs, which included serving as the athletics direct report. During his service in that position, the college hosted the first conference-wide NCAA athletic-academic integration program, renovated its tennis facilities, built a modern fieldhouse, added varsity softball, and hosted two national equestrian competitions. Green was twice named winner of the Robert Barlow Award for outstanding service, support and devotion to athletics at Sweet Briar.

Samuelson graduated from Division III Nebraska Wesleyan University in 1981 with a Bachelor of Science degree in business administration and physical education. She earned her master’s degree in physical education administration from Chadron State College in Nebraska in 1985 and a Ph.D. in higher education administration from Boston College in December 2003.

She is a member of NACDA and serves on the NADIIIAA Executive Board, the NCAA Research Committee and Women Leaders in College Sports. She is a member of both the Nebraska Wesleyan University and Lincoln Northeast High School Halls of Fame and resides in Lewisburg, Pa.

Athletics Support Staff

Zach Mohondro

Connie ErdleyKathi Deckard

Mike Keeney Morgan HeroldJerry Foley

Brandon Timmerman

Crystal Gibson

Nairem Moran Jack BurnsDavid Johnson

Head Coach Jim Reed

Jim Reed finished his 13th season as the head coach of the Susquehanna women’s basketball team in 2017-18. His overall record at Susquehanna is 167-161 (.509 winning percentage). Combined with his 27 wins as head coach at Wilkes, he has accumulated 194 career victories.

Reed was named the head women’s basketball and head women’s golf coach at Susquehanna in August 2005 after serving as the head women’s basketball coach at Wilkes University from 2001-2005. He guided the Susquehanna women’s golf team until 2012.

Reed is no stranger to Susquehanna, having served as an assistant women’s basketball coach under Mark Hribar for three seasons (1989-1992) and as a men’s basketball assistant under Frank Marcinek for two seasons (1992-1994). During his previous stints at Susquehanna, Reed also served as an assistant baseball coach from 1991-1994 and as the head women’s tennis coach from 1993-94.

After leaving Susquehanna, Reed served as an assistant men’s

basketball coach at NCAA Division II University of Indianapolis during the 1994-95 season and as an assistant girls’ basketball coach at Indian Valley High School (Pa.) from 1995-1998.

In 1998, Reed returned to his alma mater, Division I Bucknell, as an assistant women’s basketball coach and helped the Bison to a then school-record 20 victories during the 2000-01 season before moving on to Wilkes.

Reed graduated from Bucknell in 1985 with a Bachelor of Science degree in civil engineering. He worked as

a structural engineer for four years before turning to coaching. He played one season of football as a defensive back and lettered twice in track & field. The Reedsville, Pa. native is a 1980 graduate of the former Kishacoquillas (Pa.) High School and a 1981 graduate of Mercersburg Academy (Pa.).


Assistant Coaches

Alexandra Kebetz was added to the Susquehanna University Women’s Basketball prior to the start of the 2017-18 season.

Kebetz graduated from Salisbury University in 2016 with a major in

Interdisciplinary Studies with a concentration in Physical Education and English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL) and a minor in Athletic Coaching.

Kebetz gained her coaching knowledge from a variety of areas, she was the Student Assistant Coach for the Salisbury University Men’s Basketball team in 2015-16. During her time with 2015-16 men’s team, the Sea Gulls found their way to the Capital Athletic Conference(CAC) Championship Tournament, a 21-7 overall record and a conference record of 13-5.

Also at Salisbury, Kebetz served as the student assistant for the women’s team for the 2013-14 season where they posted an overall record of 18-9, a conference record of 12-4 and a trip to the CAC Championship Tournament.

Kebetz was also the Head Coach for Worcester Prep JV Girls’ Basketball Team for the 2014-15 season. Before starting at Susquehanna, she was a trainer at Evolution Basketball Training.


Ryan Callahan joined Jim Reed’s staff prior to the start of the 2018-19 season after three years as the head men’s basketball coach at Pennsylvania College of Technology.

Prior to PCT, Callahan served one year as an assistant coach

at Penn State-Abington, which followed three years as an assistant at Alvernia University. In both positions, Callahan was in charge of recruiting, creating and implementing practice plans, player development and film exchange, among other duties.

He was a staff member on two NCAA Tournament teams, two Middle Atlantic Conference championship teams and one ECAC Tournament championship team at Alvernia.

In addition to his collegiate coaching, Callahan has also coached at the AAU level and was an assistant high school coach in 2010 at Hopkinton High School in New Hampshire.

Callahan began his playing career at Division I Wagner in 2007 before transferring to Division II Mansfield, where he was a two-time team captain and an All-PSAC selection.

Callahan earned his Bachelor of Science degree in Nutrition from Mansfield in 2010, and a Master of Arts degree in Organization Leadership from Alvernia University in 2014.

Todd Goclowski joined the coaching staff for the women’s basketball team at the start of the 2016-17 season. The veteran head coach brings a wealth of successful experience to SU as a coach and mentor at the NCAA Division I and III levels.

Goclowski posts a stellar career record of 209-69 in stints as an NCAA head coach with Lebanon Valley College (LVC) and Curry College. At LVC, he was a two-time conference Coach of the Year and two-time regional Coach of the Year leading Lebanon Valley to the NCAA Elite 8 in 2011 and the NCAA Sweet 16 in 2012. LVC won three conference championships and made five NCAA appearances under his direction.

Off the court, Goclowski has earned a reputation as a leader in community service, having worked integrally with Special Olympics, American Cancer Society and the Penn State Hershey Breast Center among others. In 2008, Coach Goclowski received a “V-Day” award from student organizations at LVC in recognition for leadership promoting social justice for women. He was also the founder and architect of LVC’s annual “Pink Game,” a fund-raiser for the fight against breast cancer.

At LVC, he mentored 24 All-Academic conference award winners and an NCAApost-graduate scholarship award winner. He has also been an assistant coach at Cornell University, Northeastern University, Brandeis University and Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT).

The Clark University graduate with a degree in Government and American Politics was a member of the WBCA State Farm All-American committee from 2009-12.

He currently enjoys a role as a ‘wish granter’ for the Make-A-Wish Foundation.

BaileyTRELL

2017-18: Started 21 of the 22 games she played in … Named MVP of the Susquehanna Trailways Tipoff Tournament … Led the team with 75 assists … Logged the second-most minutes on the team ... Ranked third on the team in points and steals … Dished out a career-best 11 assists against Penn St.-Berks … Played all 40 minutes at Scranton … Grabbed 10 rebounds opposite Elizabethtown.

2016-17: Played in all 25 games and started 21 games in her sophomore season … Played the most minutes on the team averaging nearly 28 minutes per game … Averaged 5.1 points per game and was second on the team with 63 assists … Scored a career high 23 points against Juniata … Recorded a season high seven assists also against Juniata.

2015-16: Appeared in nine games and started one game in her freshman year … Scored her first points against Merchant Marine, recording a season-high four points and three steals.

Position: .................................................................GuardHeight: ....................................................................... 5-4Hometown:...................................................Paxinos, Pa.High School: .................................... Our Lady of Lourdes

3 MaddieMURRAY

2017-18: Started six games and played in all 24 as junior … Scored in double figures six times and ranked fourth on the team in scoring … Booked her best outing against Keystone, notching career-highs of 16 points and five steals to go with six rebounds in 27 minutes of work.

2016-17: Appeared in 16 games as a sophomore and started the last three games of the season … Finished the season with 41 points including a season-best 10 points in the season finale at Elizabethtown … Also grabbed 24 rebounds including six against Scranton near the end of the season and had 11 rebounds in the final two games of the season ... Also contributed four steals and seven assists.

2015-16: Saw action in three games as a freshman and scored two points in seven minutes of action against Merchant Marine.

Position: .................................................................GuardHeight: ..................................................................... 5-10Hometown:..............................................Langhorne, Pa.High School: ...................................................Neshaminy

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HaleyTIMKO

2017-18: Saw action in five games … grabbed four rebounds on the year.

2016-17: Saw limited action as a sophomore … played in six games and collected four rebounds.

2015-16: Appeared in 10 games as a freshman and scored her only points against Marywood … She scored two points and grabbed five rebounds against the Pacers.

Position: ................................................................ CenterHeight: ....................................................................... 6-0Hometown:..........................................Georgetown, Del.High School: ...................................... Delmarva Christian

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Meet the 2018–19 River Hawks

SENIORS

2017-18: Played in 15 games on the season … Logged in a season-high 10 minutes on three separate occasions … Hauled in 21 rebounds and scored five points.

2016-17: Appeared in eight games and score four points with all four coming from the free throw line … She was 2-for-2 from the line against Catholic.

2015-16: Played in eight games as a freshman and scored 15 points including a season-high five points with a three-pointer and two free throws against Merchant Marine … Also grabbed 12 rebounds including a season-best of three against Merchant Marine.

HaleyLUSBY

Position: ............................................................. ForwardHeight: ....................................................................... 6-0Hometown:............................................. Blairstown, N.J.High School: .............................................. North Warren

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JUNIORSMaggieWILSON

2017-18: Started in three games and appeared in 22 overall … Recorded career highs of 12 rebounds and nine points in a career-best 31 minutes in a 55-54 win at McDaniel … Handed out a personal-best five assists without a turnover at Goucher.

2016-17: Appeared in 14 games as a freshman … Scored 13 points including a season-high five points against Marywood … Scored her first career points with a pair of free throws against Gallaudet.

Position: .................................................................GuardHeight: ....................................................................... 5-6Hometown:..............................................Lewistown, Pa.High School: ..............................................Mifflin County

5 RachelSWEGER

2017-18: Appeared in 22 games and started 12 as a sophomore … Scored in double figures in four games … Lead the team with 25 made three-pointers … Went 10-of-11 from the free throw line and ranked first on the team with a 90.9 percentage ... Recorded a game and career-high 17 points on 6-of-12 shooting from the floor, including 3-of-7 from three-point range, in a 55-54 win at McDaniel.

2016-17: Played in all but one game and started four games as a freshman … Scored 97 points including a season-best 11 points against Catholic at home on Jan. 25 … Finished sixth on the team with a 78.6 free throw percentage and missed only one of her final 10 free throws on the season … Led the team with 81 three-point attempts as well as 22 made three-pointers.

Position: .................................................................GuardHeight: ....................................................................... 5-9Hometown:........................................ Elizabethtown, Pa.High School: ..................................... Elizabethtown Area

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SOPHOMORESAlexaPETROZZINO

2017-18: Appeared in three games … Made a pair of three-pointers en route to a career-high six points at Goucher.

Position: .................................................................GuardHeight: ....................................................................... 5-3Hometown:......................................... East Hanover, N.J.High School: ............................................... Hanover Park

2 VictoriaLOMBARDI

2017-18: Played in four games in her first season … Scored the first basket of her career, a three-pointer, versus Hanover.

Position: .................................................................GuardHeight: ....................................................................... 5-3Hometown:......................................... Morris Plains, N.J.High School: ............................................Parsippany Hills

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ErinMcQUILLEN

2017-18: Earned seven starts and played in 24 games … Led the team in three-point shooting percentage … Ranked second on the team in scoring and field goal percentage … Finished third on the team in minutes played, including two games with a full 40 minutes … Scored in double figures in 11 games … Grabbed 10 rebounds at Catholic … Poured in personal-best 18 points, including a perfect 4-of-4 from three-point range, in a win at Goucher.

Position: .................................................................GuardHeight: ....................................................................... 5-8Hometown:................................................. Cresskill, N.J.High School: ........................................................Cresskill

10 NevinHOENNINGER

2017-18: Appeared in 24 games … Recorded her first career points at Penn St.-Berks and grabbed five rebounds …Scored a career-high 13 points versus Scranton … Dished out six assists at Goucher.

Position: .................................................................GuardHeight: ....................................................................... 5-9Hometown:................................................ Lancaster, Pa.High School: ..................................... Lampeter-Strasburg

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SOPHOMORESAlannaCONNOLLY

2017-18: Played in seven games in her first season … Recorded her first collegiate points opposite Goucher to go with six rebounds … Tallied a career-high seven points on 2-of-2 from the floor and 3-of-4 from the line at Goucher.

Position: ............................................................. ForwardHeight: ..................................................................... 5-10Hometown:.............................. Whitehouse Station, N.J.High School: ................................................... Hunterdon

33 MadiWELLIVER

2017-18: Spent her freshman season at Lycoming College … Also a member of the Susquehanna women’s soccer team.

Position: ................................................................ CenterHeight: ..................................................................... 5-11Hometown:..............................................Turbotville, Pa.High School: ................................................. Warrior Run

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2017-18: Saw action in six games … Scored her first career points and grabbed a pair of rebounds at Goucher.

TaylorEVANS

Position: ............................................................. ForwardHeight: ..................................................................... 5-11Hometown:....................................................... Lititz, Pa.High School: ..................................... Manheim Township

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No. Name Yr. Pos. Ht. Hometown/High School2 Alexa Petrozzino So. G 5-3 East Hanover, N.J. / Hanover Park3 Bailey Trell Sr. G 5-4 Paxinos, Pa. / Our Lady of Lourdes4 Victoria Lombardi So. G 5-3 Morris Plains, N.J. / Parsippany Hills5 Maggie Wilson Jr. G 5-6 Lewistown, Pa. / Mifflin County10 Erin McQuillen So. G 5-8 Cresskill, N.J. / Cresskill12 Amanda Lemire Fr. G 5-2 Auburn, NH. / Pinkerton Academy13 Maddie Murray Sr. G 5-10 Langhorne, Pa. / Neshaminy14 Nevin Hoenninger So. G 5-9 Lancaster, Pa. / Lampeter-Strasburg15 Rachel Sweger Jr. G 5-9 Elizabethtown, Pa. / Elizabethtown Area20 Megan Emlet Fr. G 5-6 Shippensburg, PA. / Big Spring21 Haley Lusby Sr. F 6-0 Blairstown, N.J. / North Warren23 Amalia Esposito Fr. G/F 6-0 Coraopolis, PA. / Montour24 Sadie Comfort Fr. G 5-7 Pottsville, PA. / Pottsville32 Kameron de Voogd Fr. F/C 6-2 Woodbridge, N.J. / Woodbridge33 Alanna Connolly So. F 5-10 Whitehouse Station, N.J. / Hunterdon34 Olivia Brandt Fr. F 5-11 Bethlehem, Pa. / Notre Dame35 Madi Welliver So. F/C 5-11 Turbotville, PA. / Warrior Run42 Haley Timko Sr. C 6-0 Georgetown, Del. / Delmarva Christian44 Taylor Evans So. F 5-11 Lititz, Pa. / Manheim Township

2018–19 Women’s Basketball Roster


FRESHMENAmandaLEMIRE

Position: .................................................................GuardHeight: ....................................................................... 5-2Hometown:.................................................Auburn, N.H.High School: ..................................... Pinkerton Academy

12 MeganEMLET

Position: .................................................................GuardHeight: ....................................................................... 5-6Hometown:......................................... Shippensburg, Pa.High School: .....................................................Big Spring

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AmaliaESPOSITO

Position: ............................................................. ForwardHeight: ....................................................................... 6-0Hometown:..............................................Coraopolis, Pa.High School: ...................................................... Montour

23 SadieCOMFORT

Position: .................................................................GuardHeight: ....................................................................... 5-7Hometown:................................................ Pottsville, Pa.High School: ...................................................... Pottsville

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Kameronde VOOGD

Position: ................................................................ CenterHeight: ....................................................................... 6-2Hometown:.......................................... Woodbridge, N.J.High School: .................................................Woodbridge

32 OliviaBRANDT

Position: ............................................................. ForwardHeight: ..................................................................... 5-11Hometown:............................................. Bethlehem, Pa.High School: ................................................. Notre Dame

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River Hawks Record BookSUSQUEHANNA RECORD VS. OPPONENTS

Opponent W L Last PlayedAlbion 0 1 01-02Albright 35 20 08-09Alfred 1 0 08-09Allegheny 1 0 83-84Alma 0 1 85-86Alvernia 5 0 14-15Baptist Bible (Pa.) 6 1 13-14Bates 1 0 87-88Berry 1 0 10-11Bloomsburg 7 17 93-94Bridgeport 1 0 92-93Bryn Athyn 2 0 15-16Bucknell 0 7 83-84Cabrini 2 2 17-18CATHOLIC 7 19 17-18Carnegie Mellon 1 1 92-93Centenary (N.J.) 1 0 97-98Chestnut Hill 3 0 07-08Christopher Newport 1 0 94-95Concordia-Irvine 1 0 00-01Cornell 1 0 81-82Cortland 0 1 12-13Curry 0 1 05-06Delaware Valley 3 0 95-96Denison 1 1 10-11DeSales 5 2 01-02Dickinson 21 7 97-98DREW 15 8 17-18Eastern 1 1 12-13ELIZABETHTOWN 22 57 17-18Elmira 1 0 07-08FDU-Florham 2 0 08-09Franklin 0 1 98-99Franklin & Marshall 12 2 15-16 Frostburg State 2 0 83-84Gallaudet 2 0 16-17Gettysburg 11 5 14-15GOUCHER 21 2 17-18Grove City 1 1 01-02Gwynedd-Mercy 3 1 16-17Hanover 1 1 17-18Haverford 1 0 02-03Holy Family 1 1 98-99Hood 1 0 97-98John Jay 1 0 11-12JUNIATA 50 32 17-18Kean 2 1 96-97Keuka 0 1 90-91Keystone 3 0 17-18King’s (Pa.) 26 14 17-18Lafayette 1 0 82-83

Opponent W L Last PlayedLake Erie 1 0 07-08Lebanon Valley 33 23 13-14Lincoln University 5 1 06-07Lock Haven 0 8 66-67Luzerne C.C. 1 3 71-72Lycoming 35 19 17-18Manhattanville 1 0 05-06Mansfield 3 1 89-90Mary Baldwin 1 0 06-07Marymount (Va.) 0 1 12-13Marywood 11 13 17-18Mass.-Dartmouth 1 0 01-02McDaniel 14 7 17-18MCLA 0 1 12-13Messiah 28 31 15-16Millersville 0 6 70-71Misericordia 13 6 12-13Montclair State 1 2 10-11MORAVIAN 18 37 17-18Mt. St. Mary’s (Md.) 1 2 15-16Muhlenberg 5 5 06-07UNC-Greensboro 0 1 81-82Nazareth 1 0 82-83Neumann 2 1 08-09TCNJ 1 0 84-85New Jersey City 1 0 84-85Notre Dame (Md.) 1 0 96-97Otterbein 1 0 94-95Pacific Lutheran 0 1 00-01Penn College 4 0 11-12Penn State 1 3 69-70PSU-Berks 1 0 17-18PSU-Harrisburg 1 1 14-15PSU-Hazleton 2 0 13-14Pitt.-Bradford 2 0 12-13Pitt.-Greensburg 1 0 99-00Pitt.-Johnstown 0 1 84-85Purchase 1 0 07-08Randolph-Macon 1 0 06-07Richard Stockton 4 1 08-09RIT 1 0 01-02Rochester 1 0 99-00Rosemont 1 0 14-15Rowan 1 2 15-16Russell Sage 1 0 98-99Rutgers-Camden 3 0 08-09Salisbury 0 1 04-05SCRANTON 2 44 17-18Seton Hill 0 1 04-05Shenandoah 1 0 09-10Shippensburg 1 8 73-74

Opponent W L Last PlayedSouthern Maine 0 1 90-91St. Mary’s (Md.) 1 1 11-12St. Norbert 0 1 85-86Staten Island 0 1 07-08Stony Brook 0 1 94-95SUNY Cortland 1 0 05-06SUNY Fredonia 1 0 11-12SUNY Geneseo 0 1 03-04SUNY New Paltz 1 0 09-10Thiel 3 0 17-18Trinity Washington 1 0 03-04Truman State 0 1 03-04University of Maine - Presque Isle 1 0 15-16Upsala 1 0 82-83Ursinus 5 2 16-17USMMA 14 5 15-16Valley Forge 1 0 16-17Virginia Wesleyan 0 1 13-14Washington College 1 0 16-17Wash & Jeff 1 0 92-93Wesley 1 0 89-90Westiminster (Pa.) 1 0 14-15Wittenberg 0 1 17-18Wheeling Jesuit 0 1 99-00Widener 19 10 06-07Wilkes 33 24 12-13William Paterson 1 2 09-10York (Pa.) 18 7 05-06

Landmark Conference in CAPS


Year W L Pct. Head Coach1960-61 2 2 .500 Betsy McDowell1961-62 7 3 .700 Betsy McDowell1962-63 3 2 .600 Betsy McDowell1963-64 0 7 .000 Betsy McDowell1964-65 1 5 .167 Betsy McDowell1965-66 1 6 .143 Ruth Eckley1966-67 0 6 .000 Ruth Eckley1967-68 2 5 .286 Ruth Eckley1968-69 1 6 .143 Fredrica Stringfellow1969-70 4 6 .400 Sharon Taylor1970-71 2 7 .222 Fredrica Stringfellow1971-72 2 6 .250 Fredrica Stringfellow1972-73 2 7 .222 Fredrica Stringfellow1973-74 0 8 .000 Fredrica Stringfellow1974-75 0 8 .000 Rose Ann Neff1975-76 0 8 .000 Rose Ann Neff1976-77 5 5 .500 Rose Ann Neff1977-78 6 6 .500 Rose Ann Neff 1978-79 4 8 .333 Janet Conn1979-80 1 12 .077 Joyce Nolan1980-81 8 8 .500 Tom Diehl1981-82 21 4 .840 Tom Diehl1982-83 24 2 .923 Tom Diehl1983-84 19 8 .704 Tom Diehl1984-85 25 4 .862 Tom Diehl1985-86 17 6 .739 Tom Diehl1986-87 13 7 .650 Tom Diehl1987-88 10 13 .435 Mark Hribar1988-89 11 10 .524 Mark Hribar1989-90 16 10 .615 Mark Hribar1990-91 23 5 .821 Mark Hribar1991-92 21 6 .778 Mark Hribar1992-93 19 7 .731 Mark Hribar1993-94 15 10 .600 Mark Hribar1994-95 20 7 .741 Mark Hribar1995-96 15 9 .625 Mark Hribar1996-97 17 8 .680 Mark Hribar1997-98 15 9 .625 Mark Hribar1998-99 17 10 .630 Mark Hribar1999-00 13 11 .542 Mark Hribar2000-01 16 9 .640 Mark Hribar2001-02 9 15 .375 Mark Hribar2002-03 13 10 .565 Liz Cranmer Briggs2003-04 7 18 .280 Liz Cranmer Briggs2004-05 12 13 .480 Liz Cranmer Briggs2005-06 14 12 .538 Jim Reed2006-07 15 11 .577 Jim Reed2007-08 13 12 .520 Jim Reed2008-09 16 10 .615 Jim Reed2009-10 13 13 .500 Jim Reed2010-11 12 13 .480 Jim Reed2011-12 5 20 .250 Jim Reed2012-13 8 17 .320 Jim Reed2013-14 12 12 .500 Jim Reed2014-15 17 9 .654 Jim Reed2015-16 17 8 .680 Jim Reed2016-17 14 11 .560 Jim Reed2017-18 11 13 .458 Jim ReedTotal 606 503 .546 58 seasons

Name Years W L Pct.Mark Hribar 1988-02 237 139 .630Jim Reed 2005-present 167 161 .509Tom Diehl 1980-87 127 39 .765Liz Cranmer Briggs 2002-05 32 41 .438Betsy McDowell 1960-65 13 19 .406Rose Ann Neff 1974-78 11 27 .289Fredrica Stringfellow 1968-69, 70-74 7 34 .171Sharon Taylor 1969-70 4 6 .400Janet Conn 1978-79 4 8 .333Ruth Eckley 1965-68 3 17 .150Joyce Nolan 1979-80 1 12 .077

COACHING RECORDS

River Hawks Record Book

1981-82 (Regional Runner-up) Susguehanna 63, Frostburg State 60 UNC-Greensboro 74, Susquehanna 66

1982-83 Grove City 60, Susquehanna 58 Scranton 62, Susquehanna 59

1983-84 (Regional Runner-up) Susquehanna 77, Allegheny 61 Elizabethtown 73, Susquehanna 71

1984-85 (Regional Third Place) Pitt.-Johnstown 72, Susquehanna 62 Susquehanna 77, Gettysburg 67

1985-86 St. Norbert 77, Susquehanna 63 Alma 74, Susquehanna 61

NCAA TOURNAMENT HISTORY1990-91 (Regional Runner-up) Susquehanna 70, Carnegie Mellon 54 Southern Maine 83, Susquehanna 74

1991-92 Scranton 67, Susquehanna 66 (OT)

1992-93 Moravian 56, Susquehanna 55

1998-99 Gwynedd-Mercy 66, Susquehanna 63 (OT)

ALL-TIME 4-11 Home 2-4 Away 0-3 Neutral 2-4

1981-82 Susquehanna Women’s Basketball team that earned the first NCAA Tournament appearance and was the first of five consecutive years that Susquehanna advanced to the tournament.


River Hawks Record BookCAREER RECORDS

In 1999, Kristen Venne won the coveted Jostens Trophy as the Division III Outstanding Athlete of the Year.

Susquehanna’s all-time leading scorer Deb Yeasted who scored 2,075 points

from 1981-85.


POINTSDeb Yeasted (1981-85) 2,075Kristen Venne (1996-99) 1,929Karyn Kern (1997-01) 1,773Laurie Pankuck (1988-91) 1,539Kristie Maravalli (1990-93) 1,439Megan Lytle (1992-95) 1,401Sandy Bartle (1983-86) 1,108Alison Hepler (1992-95) 1,090Ruth Athey (1981-84) 1,078Nikki Komara (2013-17) 1,069Kay Czap (1985-88) 1,004Courtney Adams (2014-18) 1,001Jen Clark (2003-07) 939Amy Harrington (1999-02) 928Jonaida Williams (2011-15) 926Rachael Hughes (2007-11) 898Erika Barron (2007-11) 890Alison Ream (2000-03) 888Gina Palazzi (2009-13) 846Sally Emerich (1983-85) 763Angie Schedler (2014-17) 758Pat Hanson (1982-85) 747Leslie Clementoni (1998-01) 746Yvonne Young (1991-94) 739Ruth Williamson (2005-08) 737Steph Houser (1994-97) 719Liz Nicodemus (1990-93) 702Holly Whitesel (1990-93) 676Tricia Ross (1985-88) 667 SCORING AVERAGE (Min. 25 games played)Lyn Jones (1980-82) 24.7Deb Yeasted (1982-85) 19.4Kristen Venne (1996-99) 19.3Karyn Kern (1997-01) 16.7Laurie Pankuck (1988-91) 16.2

REBOUNDING AVG. (Min. 25 games played)Lillian Goree (1981-83) 11.5Megan Lytle (1992-95) 10.4Karyn Kern (1997-01) 10.2Sherry Rohm (1976-79) 10.0Kristen Venne (1996-99) 8.9

FIELD-GOAL PERCENTAGE (Min. 75 Made)Karyn Kern (1997-01) (694-1163) .597Libby Shober (2008-09) (99-174) .569Kristen Venne (1996-99) (713-1306) .546Ang Letcavage (2002-05) (202-396) .510Megan Lytle (1992-95) (585-1178) .497

FREE-THROW PERCENTAGE (Min. 50 Made)Amy Harrington (1999-02) (173-208) .827Ruth Williamson (2005-08) (178-218) .817Val Houseal (2005-08) (76-94) .809Nikki Komora (2013-17) (188-239) .787Jennifer Butts (2009-10) (54-69) .783Jonaida Williams (2011-15) (165-211) .782Ashley Watkins (2007-10) (107-141) .776Kay Czap (1985-88) (259-334) .775Libby Shober (2008-09) (65-84) .774Kristen Venne (1996-99) (499-648) .770

REBOUNDSKaryn Kern (1997-01) 1,079Megan Lytle (1992-95) 1,036Yvonne Young (1991-94) 929Kristen Venne (1996-99) 894Gina Palazzi (2009-13) 738Nikki Komara (2013-17) 679Skyra Blanchard (2002-05) 676Sally Emerich (1982-85) 669Courtney Adams (2014-18) 603Lillian Goree (1981-83) 563Karen Deininger (1982-85) 554Deb Yeasted (1982-85) 528

THREE-POINTERSErika Barron (2007-11) 171-377Angie Schedler (2014-17) 142-433Jonaida Williams (2011-15) 110-285Amy Harrington (1999-02) 110-361Nikki Komara (2013-17) 87-255Alison Ream (2000-03) 78-272Ruth Williamson (2005-08) 77-243Sofie Schedler (2013-16) 74-248Mariah Monahan (2010-14) 70-241Emily Kurtz (2000-03) 62-229Korey McCaffrey (2008-12) 61-247Shannon Grunwald (2009-13) 61-207

ASSISTSRuth Athey (1981-84) 664Susan Trella (1998-01) 427Nikki Komara (2013-17) 395Erika Barron (2007-11) 364Sandy Bartle (1983-86) 353Deb Yeasted (1982-85) 341Jen Winter (1989-92) 313Kay Czap (1985-88) 301Marianne Rosini (1991-94) 276Kristie Maravalli (1990-93) 246Alison Ream (2000-03) 242

STEALSKristie Maravalli (1990-93) 293Laurie Pankuck (1988-91) 256Nikki Komara (2013-17) 240Jen Winter (1989-92) 215Karyn Kern (1997-01) 199Kristen Venne (1996-99) 190Karrah Henry (1996-99) 180Marianne Rosini (1991-94) 175Jonaida Williams (2011-15) 164Megan Lytle (1992-95) 163

BLOCKED SHOTSKaryn Kern (1997-01) 196Courtney Adams (2014-18) 181Megan Lytle (1992-95) 151Ang Letcavage (2002-05) 81Jen Clark (2003-07) 76Nancy Stepsus (1986-89) 75Courtney Sokol (2001-03) 71Sandy Jenkin (1996-99) 70Andrea Heinz (1987-89) 69Skyra Blanchard (2002-05) 67Beth Noble (1994-97) 62

River Hawks Record BookGAME RECORDS TEAM RECORDSSEASON RECORDS

Angie Schedler (left) and her older sister Sofie are both in the career records list for three-pointers.


POINTSDeb Yeasted (1984-85) 586Kristen Venne (1998-99) 579Deb Yeasted (1982-83) 546Deb Yeasted (1983-84) 524Laurie Pankuck (1990-91) 501

REBOUNDSLillian Goree (1981-82) 402Megan Lytle (1994-95) 337Karyn Kern (2000-01) 283Megan Lytle (1993-94) 281Karyn Kern (1996-97) 280

SCORING AVG. (Min. 10 games played)Lyn Jones (1980-81) 29.8Kristen Venne (1998-99) 21.4Deb Yeasted (1982-83) 21.0Deb Yeasted (1984-85) 20.2Laurie Pankuck (1989-90) 19.6

REBOUNDING AVG. (Min. 10 games played)Lillian Goree (1981-82) 16.1Megan Lytle (1994-95) 12.5Karyn Kern (2000-01) 11.3Megan Lytle (1993-94) 11.24Karyn Kern (1996-97) 11.2

ASSISTSRuth Athey (1982-83) 241Ruth Athey (1983-84) 181Sandy Bartle (1984-85) 179Ruth Athey (1981-82) 178Susan Trella (1999-00) 127

THREE-POINTERSAngie Schedler (2015-16) 71-216Erika Barron (2010-11) 67-183Jonaida Williams (2014-15) 59-158Angie Schedler (2014-15) 55-174Amy Harrington (2000-01) 43-126Erika Barron (2009-10) 42-133Amy Harrington (1999-00) 38-128Sofie Schedler (2015-16) 37-123Alison Ream (2002-03) 36-109Korey McCaffrey (2011-12) 35-127Mariah Monahan (2013-14) 35-94

STEALSLaurie Pankuck (1989-90) 88Deb Yeasted (1984-85) 88Laurie Pankuck (1990-91) 85Kristie Maravalli (1992-93) 82Kristie Maravalli (1991-92) 81

BLOCKED SHOTSKaryn Kern (1996-97) 67Courtney Adams (2017-18) 62Megan Lytle (1994-95) 55Karyn Kern (1998-99) 49Courtney Adams (2015-16) 46Courtney Adams (2016-17) 44Megan Lytle (1992-93) 44

POINTS47 Lyn Jones (1/17/1981 vs. W. Maryland)42 Lyn Jones (2/4/1981 at Wilkes)40 Deb Yeasted (2/13/1985 vs. York, Pa.)38 Lyn Jones (2/13/1981 at Marywood)37 Karyn Kern (11/27/1999 at Rochester)

THREE-POINTERS7 Angie Schedler (1/9/2016 vs. USMMA)6 Ruth Williamson (1/7/2006 at Lycoming)6 Erika Barron (11/21/2010 vs. King’s)6 Korey McCaffrey (1/21/2012 vs. Moravian)6 Angie Schedler (11/29/2015 vs. Lycoming)6 Angie Schedler (12/18/2015 at Marywood)6 Angie Schedler (1/27/2016 vs. Catholic)

REBOUNDS28 Lillian Goree (2/3/1982 vs. Wilkes)27 Lillian Goree (12/5/1981 at Bloomsburg)23 Lillian Goree (2/13/1982 at Gettysburg)23 Yvonne Young (2/19/1994 at Moravian)22 Karyn Kern (12/5/1996 at Leb. Valley)

ASSISTS11 Bailey Trell (11/18/2018 vs. PSU-Berks)10 Karrah Henry (2/3/1997 vs. Lycoming)10 Erika Barron (12/6/2010 at Lycoming)10 Sofie Schedler (1/9/2016 vs. Moravian)9 Erika Barron (1/12/2008 vs. Moravian)9 Erika Barron (12/6/2007 vs. Lycoming)9 Sofie Schedler (2/3/2016 vs. Juniata)

STEALS8 Sarah Jane Kalejta (1/21/2006 at LVC)8 Karrah Henry (2/3/1997 vs. Lycoming)8 Maryanne Rosini (1/13/1994 at Messiah)8 Nikki Komara (1/14/2015 vs. Juniata)

BLOCKED SHOTS10 Courtney Adams (1/27/2016 vs. Catholic)8 Courtney Sokol (1/4/2002 at King’s, Pa.)8 Karyn Kern (1/23/1997 at Albright)

Most Victories 25 (1984-85)Best Winning Pct. .923, 24-2 (1982-83)Longest Winning Streak 24 (1982-83)

TEAM SINGLE-GAME RECORDSMost Points 124Most Points by Both Teams 234Susquehanna 124, Moravian 110 (2OT), 2/23/95

Most Points in Regulation 119Susquehanna 119, Lycoming 60, 1/10/84

Fewest Points Allowed 5Susquehanna 34, Lycoming 5, 2/17/62

Fewest Points Combined 21Susquehanna 15, Lycoming 6, 2/3/62

Athletic FacilitiesSusquehanna boasts one of the premier athletics programs in the Landmark Conference with 23 varsity sports teams.

While adhering to the philosophy that Susquehanna student-athletes are here first and foremost for a quality education, Susquehanna teams have still earned NCAA Division III national rankings in men’s basketball, men’s soccer, baseball, softball, track & field, men’s lacrosse and women’s lacrosse over recent years. Track & Field athletes also routinely achieve All-America status at their respec-tive national championships. Susquehanna teams won 18 Middle Atlantic Conference (MAC) championships in men’s and women’s sports during the decade of the 1980s. They added 21 more in the 1990s and nine more this century, as well as one Liberty League title and an Empire 8 Athletic Conference championship. Susquehanna has claimed four (2009–10, 2011–12, 2013–14, 2015–16) Landmark Confer-ence Presidents’ Trophy honors since the conference was formed and began competition in 2007-08.

ATHLETICS FACILITIESOver the past several years, Susquehanna’s athletics facili-ties have evolved into the finest in Division III.

JAMES W. GARRETT SPORTS COMPLEXA popular hub for student activity, the facilities provide award-winning design, modern equipment and enhanced opportunities for collegiate and lifelong fitness. The complex includes a 51,000-square-foot field house, Chris Vialonga ’93 and Colleen Supinski ’96 Sports Performance Center, a 4,000-square foot Athletic Training room, Clyde H. Jacobs Fitness Center, Orlando W. Houts Gymnasium, a swimming pool, an indoor rowing training center, racquet-ball courts, the Douglas Arthur ’49 (football practice) Field and a six-court tennis court complex that is home to the

varsity tennis teams. Offices and meeting spaces, locker rooms and Clyde’s Café are also part of the complex. The complex is named in honor of James W. Garrett, Susque-hanna’s head football coach from 1960 to 1965. He also served as an assistant coach and scout during a more than 30-year career in the NFL.

AMOS ALONZO STAGG FIELD at DOUG ARTHUR STADIUMThe 3,500-seat lighted stadium boasts a state-of-the-art ProGrass playing surface — replaced in the summer of 2013 — and has retained the familiar Stagg Field designa-tion, while the installation of lights prior to the 2002 sea-son permitted teams to play on-campus night games for the first time in program history. A video display board on the west end of the stadium, replaced prior to the 2013-14 academic year, is a state-of-the-art piece of equipment that few Division II or III schools in the country can dupli-cate. The stadium is home to the football team as well as the outdoor track & field teams that host the annual Jim Taylor Invitational each spring.

SASSAFRAS FIELDSOpened in September 2004, Sassafras Fields consists of a lighted, ProGrass, multi-purpose field (resurfaced in 2015) for soccer, field hockey and lacrosse, and a separate softball field which recently underwent renovations adding new dugouts and a new scoreboard.

HAROLD BOLLINGER ’39 FIELDSDedicated in 2001, Harold Bollinger ’39 Field is the home of the 2016 Landmark Conference Champion River Hawks. The field complex includes pro-style dugouts (2016), state-of-the-art scoreboard (2016) and bleacher seating for nearly 500 fans.


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2018–19 Susquehanna UniversityWomen’s Basketball Schedule

November13 at Wilkes .................................................................. 7 p.m.17 PENN COLLEGE ! ...................................................... 8 p.m.18 NAZARETH/WESTMINSTER ! ............................ 1/3 p.m.25 at Lycoming .............................................................. 4 p.m.

December1 JUNIATA * ................................................................ 2 p.m.5 NEUMANN ............................................................... 7 p.m.8 MARYWOOD .......................................................... 2 p.m.15 at William Paterson.................................................. 2 p.m.29 vs. Hood % .......................................................... 4:30 p.m.30 at Roanoke % ...................................................... 4:30 p.m.

January3 KING’S (PA) .............................................................. 7 p.m.5 at Goucher * ............................................................ 2 p.m.9 at Drew * ................................................................. 7 p.m.12 ELIZABETHTOWN * .................................................. 2 p.m.16 SCRANTON * ............................................................ 7 p.m.19 at Catholic * ............................................................. 2 p.m.23 MORAVIAN * ........................................................... 7 p.m.26 GOUCHER * ............................................................. 2 p.m.30 at Scranton * ............................................................ 7 p.m.

February2 at Elizabethtown * ................................................... 2 p.m.6 DREW * .................................................................... 7 p.m.9 CATHOLIC *# ............................................................ 2 p.m.13 at Moravian * ........................................................... 7 p.m.16 at Juniata *............................................................... 2 p.m.

* Landmark Conference | ! Susquehanna Trailways Tipoff Tournament

% Susan Dunagan Holiday Classic at Roanoke | # Senior DayHOME GAMES in BOLD CAPS at O.W. Houts Gymnasium

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