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1 Schedule/Results BUCKNELL WOMEN OMEN S 7-13, 1-6 PL BASKETBALL Schedule/Results Bison Game Notes Date Opponent... Time N19 at FIU , L N20 vs. Texas A&M , L N24 CORNELL , W N26 at Saint Francis (Pa.) , L N28 at Manhattan , L D4 D7 D18 D20 D29 D30 J3 J8 J12 J15 J17 J21 J23 J28 J30 F4 F6 F11 F13 F19 F23 F26 M3 M5 M9 at Albany , L BUFFALO , W at Coppin State , L UMES , W at Akron , W at Bowling Green , L IONA , W at Holy Cross* , L COLGATE* , W at Army* , L FDU , W at Lafayette* , L at Lehigh* , L AMERICAN* , L NAVY* , L... 7 p.m p.m p.m p.m p.m p.m p.m. Patriot League Tournament Quarterfinals (Highest 2 Seeds) Semifinals (Highest 2 Seeds) Championship (Highest Seed) + Traveler s Tournament (Miami, Fla.) * Patriot League Game All times Eastern and subject to change Up Next for Bucknell at American Friday, Feb. 11, p.m. Bender Arena (4,500) Washington, D.C. * does not include Feb. 4 game Game Information Radio: WVBU 90.5 FM Chris Duffany, play-by-play Devin Fitzsimmons, analyst Internet Broadcast: Series vs. Lafayette: Lafayette lead series, Current Streak: 1 loss Last Bucknell Win: 81-63, Feb. 20, 2004 (Lewisburg, Pa.) - -high 28 points for Hollobaugh Last Lafayette Win: 55-53, Jan. 21, 2005 (Easton, Pa.) - BU s first loss to LC since 2000 (8 games) Series vs. Lehigh: Tied, Current Streak: 1 loss Last Bucknell Win: 74-59, Feb. 11, 2004 (Lewisburg, Pa.) - Bison snap three-game losing streak vs. Lehigh Last Lehigh Win: 52-44, Jan. 23, 2005 (Bethlehem, Pa.) - Bison tied at halftime for first time this season Meet the Bison vs. Lafayette (3-17, 1-6 PL) 7 p.m. vs. Lehigh* (14-6, 6-1 PL) 2 p.m. Feb. 4 & 6, 2005 Bucknell faces a pair of teams at near-opposite ends of the Patriot League standings in Lafayette and Lehigh this weekend. The Leopards are tied with Bucknell for seventh place in the standings, while the Mountain Hawks are just one game out of first place. The Bison, who at 1-6 in PL play are off to their worst start ever, will look to break a couple of streaks this weekend. Bucknell is in the midst of its first four-game losing streak since and are mired in a five-game conference losing skid for the first time since Lafayette, who beat Bucknell two weeks ago in Easton, Pa., could cure Bucknell s ills Friday since the Bison have defeated the Leopards 11 times in the last 13 meetings between the two teams. Bucknell s last loss to Lafayette at home came in Lehigh, who the Bison limited to 52 points, 13 below its season average, two weeks ago, will be the opponent on Sunday. The Bison will be aiming for their first home win over the second-place Mountain Hawks since Probable Starters: No. Name Pos. Cl. Ht. PPG. RPG. Notes 15 Lindsey Geosits G Jr Started all but one game in career 20 Lindsey Hollobaugh G So Fifth in PL in scoring 24 Rachel Hanley F So Avg ppg at home; 5.2 on road 25 Kesha Champion G Fr Only freshman to start all 20 games 55 Brooke Tomovich C Sr Avg ppg. over last 7 games The Reserves: No. Name Pos. Cl. Ht. PPG. RPG. Notes 11 Amanda Fleming G So Avg points per 40 minutes 12 Emilie Barruet G Sr high 10 pts. vs. Iona 21 Hope Foster C/F Fr Leads PL in blocks (2.2 bpg) 22 Kristina Collymore G Fr steals leads team 31 Amy Ketcham F Sr One of three team captains 32 Kathryn Hudock G Jr First action of year came vs. Iona 33 Lillian Drumgold G Sr straight start streak ended vs. FIU 41 Jessie Lang G Fr First action of year came vs. Iona 42 Sarah Latham F Fr high 4 points vs. Iona 44 Ashton Sprouse F/G Fr high 24 minutes vs. Buffalo Athletic Communications Asst. Ath. Comm. Dir.... Todd Merriett (WBB Contact) Office Phone... (570) Home Phone... (570) Fax... (570) tmerriet@bucknell.edu Press Row Phone... (570) Ath. Comm. Dir.... Jon Terry Ath. Comm. Asst.... Jess Riden Bison Sports Hotline... (570) Athletics Web Site... PL Web Site... Notes Lindsey Hollobaugh is fifth in the PL in scoring (14.6 ppg). The last time Bucknell had a four-game homestand ( ) it went 2-2. The Bison lost their first two games to Colgate and Holy Cross before bouncing back to defeat American and Lehigh. Bucknell s 1-6 PL start is its worst since the inception of the league in

2 Bucknell Women s Basketball Notes vs. Lafayette/Lehigh - 2 About Lafayette About Lehigh Since defeating Bucknell two weeks ago at home, Lafayette has dropped four straight games, inclduing three Patriot League contests. No Leopards are averaging more than 10 points per game under fourth-year head coach Tammy Smith, with Lindsay Myers and Vanessa Van De Venter tied for the team lead at 9.2 points per game. Myers netted 15 in Lafayette s win over the Bison, but the Bucknell defense limited Van De Venter to just two points as only Myers scored at least 10 points in the win. That victory was just the second Patriot League win in the last two years for Lafayette. Bison Versus the Leopards Lafayette s victory over Bucknell on Jan. 21 broke an eight-game Bucknell winning streak in the series. The Leopards last victory over the Bison came Feb. 27, 2000 when they won at Davis Gym. Despite Bucknell winning 11 of the last 13, Lafayette holds the all-time edge in the series Lafayette is the most-played opponent in Bucknell history. After playing 10 of 12 games at home, Lehigh wraps up a four-game road trip against Bucknell. The Mountain Hawks, who are led by 10th-year head coach Sue Troyan, split their first two games on the road trip. They played at Colgate Friday night. With a 14-6 record entering the weekend, Lehigh already has more wins than all of last year, and entered the weekend with a 6-1 PL mark to stand one game behind league-leader Holy Cross. Jessica DePalo, who is leading the league in scoring at 18.5 points per game, and Sara Ellis, who is third at 15.4 points per game, will lead Lehigh on the offensive end. The duo combined for just 20 points in the first meeting between Bucknell and Lehigh two weeks ago. Bison Versus the Mountain Hawks With its win at home two weeks ago Lehigh knotted the all-time series at The Bison have dropped four of the last five meetings in the series. Bucknell s last win at home against Lehigh came in The Bison lost to Lehigh in the first-ever game at Sojka Pavilion. Geosits Sisters Sunday s game against Lehigh will feature a match-up of sisters Lindsey Geosits (Bucknell) and Emily Geosits (Lehigh). Lindsey, a junior, has started all 20 games for the Bison at point guard and is averaging 2.7 points and 2.5 rebounds per game. Emily, a sophomore guard, has appeared in eight games for the Mountain Hawks and played 25 minutes. Lindsey averaged 12.5 points, 5.5 rebounds and 4.0 assists in two games against Lehigh last season. When the two teams met two weeks ago, Lindsey registered three points, three rebounds and five assists. Emily did not appear in the contest. 6-0 Start at Home With its win over Fairleigh Dickinson on Jan. 17, Bucknell improved to 6-0 at home. The start is the best since the squad won its first six games. Bucknell s best-ever home start came in when it finished the campaign 12-0 at Davis Gym. Bucknell-Lafayette/Lehigh Game Box Bucknell-Lafayette Statistical Comparison Bucknell... Category... Lafayette Points Per Game Points Allowed Per Game Field Goal Percentage Pt. Field Goal Percentage Free Throw Percentage Rebound Average Rebound Margin Turnovers Per Game Bucknell-Lehigh Statistical Comparison Bucknell... Category... Lehigh Points Per Game Points Allowed Per Game Field Goal Percentage Pt. Field Goal Percentage Free Throw Percentage Rebound Average Rebound Margin Turnovers Per Game Bucknell Coaching Staff Head Coach: Kathy Fedorjaka (Fairfield 90) : (12th season) At Bucknell: (eighth season) Assistants: Dan Burt (West Liberty State 93), Lauren Rigney (Princeton 02), Jackie Smith ( 00) Lafayette Coaching Staff Head Coach: Tammy Smith (E. Stroudsburg 82) : (11th season) At Lafayette: (fourth season) Assistants: LaRonda Murphy, Shelby Kealy, Corey Cohen Lehigh Coaching Staff Head Coach: Sue Troyan (Dickinson 88) : (10th season) At Lehigh: same Assistants: Glenn Rigney, Milena Flores, Lindsay Davis Bison Leaders Scoring Lindsey Hollobaugh Rebounding Hope Foster Assists Lindsey Geosits Blocks Hope Foster Steals Kristina Collymore FG% Rachel Hanley Pt. FG % Brooke Tomovich FT% Lindsey Hollobaugh Leopards Leaders Scoring Lindsay Myers Rebounding Vanessa Van De Venter Assists Lindsay Myers Blocks Brianne Welte Steals Lindsay Myers FG% Brianne Welte Pt. FG % Kara Stetler FT% Kristin Doherty Mountain Hawks Leaders Scoring Jessica DePalo Rebounding Mary Hynoski Assists Chantal St. Laurent Blocks Jessica DePalo Steals Mary Hynoski FG% Jenny Callan Pt. FG % Sara Ellis FT% Sara Ellis

3 Bucknell s Most Consecutive Home Wins to Start Sojka Success Bucknell opened Sojka (pronounced SOYka) Pavilion with a loss to Lehigh on Jan. 15, The Bison have posted an 18-8 (.692) record all-time in Sojka. Entering the campaign, Bucknell had a four-game home winning streak in progress. The Bison extended that streak to 10 with an victory over FDU in their sixth home game this season. The streak ended with a loss to American on Jan. 28. The Bison went 362 days in between losses at Sojka. Bucknell s 10-Game Home Win Streak (ended 1/28/05) 2/7/04 American* W, /11/04 Lehigh* W, /20/04 Lafayette* W, /22/04 Army* W, /24/04 Cornell W, /7/04 Buffalo W, /20/04 Maryland-Eastern Shore W, /3/05 Iona W, /12/05 Colgate* W, /17/05 Fairleigh Dickinson W, One Block Short Freshman Hope Foster blocked a career-high six shots during an win over Fairleigh Dickinson on Jan. 17. That figure was one short of tying the Bucknell single-game mark of seven, set by Stacey Spitko in All of Foster s six rejections came in the first 13 minutes of the game as she fouled out in the second half after spending just 17 minutes on the court. Bucknell Single-Game Blocked Shots Stacey Spitko 7 2/8/86 Hope Foster 6 1/17/05 Susie Hopper 6 2/3/90 Hope Foster 5 12/7/04 Bucknell Numerical Roster No. Name Cl. Pos. Ht. Hometown/High School 11 Amanda Fleming So. G 5-8 Shikellamy, Pa./Shikellamy 12 Emilie Barruet Sr. G 5-7 Ingre, France/Brandywine Heights (Pa.) 15 Lindsey Geosits Jr. G 5-7 Emmaus, Pa./Emmaus 20 Lindsey Hollobaugh So. G 5-9 Loganton, Pa./Central Mountain 21 Hope Foster Fr. C/F 6-2 Washington, D.C./Dunbar 22 Kristina Collymore Fr. G 5-5 Montclair, N.J./Montclair 24 Rachel Hanley So. F 6-0 Charlottesville, Va./Albemarle 25 Kesha Champion Fr. G 5-7 Chesapeake, Va./Indian River 31 Amy Ketcham Sr. F 6-0 Bexley, Ohio/Bexley 32 Kathryn Hudock Jr. G 5-8 Camp Hill, Pa./Trinity 33 Lillian Drumgold Sr. G 5-9 Baltimore, Md./Western 41 Jessie Lang Fr. G 5-6 Wexford, Pa./North Allegheny 42 Sarah Latham Fr. F 6-0 Mystic, Conn./Fitch 44 Ashton Sprouse Fr. F/G 6-1 Dayton, Ohio/Archbishop Alter 55 Brooke Tomovich Sr. C 6-2 Long Branch, N.J./Red Bank Catholic Bucknell Women s Basketball Notes vs. Lafayette/Lehigh - 3 Susie Hopper 5 1/16/88 Susie Hopper 5 12/6/86 Susie Hopper 5 12/27/85 Marie Kocornik 5 12/27/85 Jill Henry 5 12/5/80 Weekday Warriors Bucknell has posted a 7-13 record this season. Twelve of its 13 losses have come on weekend days - Friday, Saturday and Sunday. All seven victories have come during the week - Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. The lone loss during the week came to Bowling Green on Thursday, Dec. 30. It Takes Time to Warm Up Despite being outscored by 81 points this season (1,250-1,169), Bucknell has come up just 28 points short in the second half ( ). The first half has been the downfall for the Bison as the opponents hold a advantage in the first 20 minutes of play. The last four games, all losses, have signaled a reversal of the season-long trend. The Bison have led at halftime in two of the games, and were tied in another. They have outscored opponents by two points in the first half, but been outscored by 25 in the second half. Tough Road For the second consecutive season Bucknell opened Patriot League play with four of its first five games on the road. The Bison, who opened last year with a 2-3 record in their first five league games, compiled a 1-4 mark this season. Reversal of Fortune Bucknell is just 1-6 through the first half of its Patriot League schedule. The start marks the worst-ever open to the Patriot League slate for the Bison. Despite the disappointing record, there is hope on the horizon for Bucknell. Each of the last two years Bucknell has reversed its first-half record in the second half of the conference campaign. Last year the Bison started 2-5, but went 5-2 in the second half. Two years ago, after posting a 4-3 record through seven league games, PL Preseason Rankings PL Coaches/SID Poll 1. Holy Cross (5) Colgate (5) American (2) Lehigh (3) Bucknell Army Navy Lafayette First-place votes in parentheses PL Coaches/SID All-League Emily Braseth, Colgate* Jessica DePalo, Lehigh* Maggie Fontana, Holy Cross Lindsey Hollobaugh, Bucknell Chanel Hunt, American *Co-Players of the Year Bucknell went 3-4 down the stretch. Cool Her Down Senior Brooke Tomovich has been playing the best basketball of her career in Dating to the Iona game Jan. 3, Tomovich has increased her scoring average from 7.7 points to 10.2 points per game. She is averaging 12.9 points per game, including six double-figure scoring games, during the nine-game stretch since the beginning of Discounting a pair of scoreless games, Tomovich is averaging 16.6 ppg since Jan. 1. Additionally, Tomovich has showed off her endurance, playing at least 26 minutes in each game, and topping 30 four times. While scoring 16 points in a win over Fairleigh Dickinson on Jan. 17, Tomovich played a career-high 39 minutes. Tomovich played more than 30 minutes just twice in the season s first 11 games. Iron Woman Sophomore guard Lindsey Hollobaugh has been too valuable for head coach Kathy Fedorjaka to take out of the lineup this season. Hollobaugh is averaging 36.8 minutes per game, and has played all 40 minutes eight times this season. She has played 314 out of a possible 320 minutes the last eight games. Highway Robbery Junior guard Lindsey Geosits recorded seven steals during a win over Colgate Jan. 12. Pronunciation Guide Kesha KEE-sha Emilie Barruet EM-i-lee BEAR-o-way Fedorjaka Fed-uh-ROCK-uh Geosits GAY-uh-sits Hollobaugh HALL-a-baw Hudock HOO-dock Latham LAY-tham Tomovich TOM-o-vich Sprouse Sprowse

4 Bucknell Women s Basketball Notes vs. Lafayette/Lehigh - 4 That figure easily eclipsed her career high of four, and gave her the most steals by a Bison since Desire Almind had eight swipes against Holy Cross Feb. 27, First Half Success Bucknell has led at halftime eight times this year and suffered its first defeat when leading after 20 minutes of play Jan. 21 against Lafayette. The Bison won their first six games when holding a halftime advantage, but are now 6-2 after having lost to Navy after holding a five-point halftime lead. Unselfish Geosits Junior guard Lindsey Geosits has a teamhigh 77 assists this year. For her career, she has 260 assists to rank eighth on Bucknell s career list. Geosits and Kathryn Hudock, who has one assist and no turnovers, are the only two Bison to have positive assist-to-turnover ratios. As a team, Bucknell has dished out 270 assists on 437 field goals (61.8 percent). Opponents have not been nearly as unselfish, registering assists on 251 of 456 field goals (55.0 percent). Tough Defense Bucknell s defense is allowing opponents to shoot just 37.8 percent from the field this year. The Bison have not held their opponents to that low of a percentage since the season when the opposition connected on just 37.6 percent of its field goals. Along with the low field goal percentage defense, Bucknell is allowing only 62.5 points per game. That figure is the lowest the Bison have allowed per game since the season when opponents averaged 61.7 points. Bucknell s PPG Allowed Year PPG Allowed Foster Rebounds Freshman Hope Foster ranks eighth in the Patriot League, and leads the team, in rebounding with 5.8 per game. The last freshman to lead the Bison in rebounding was Vicki Quimby, who averaged 7.4 boards per game in Great From the Line Bucknell is shooting 218 of 307 (.705) from the free throw line this year. That mark would rank as the 10th-best in the history of the Bison program. The best three marks all came within Bucknell s Point/Rebound Breakdown Starters Starters Bench Bench Score Points Rebounds Points Rebounds FG FT at Fla. International L vs. Texas A&M L CORNELL W at Saint Francis (Pa.) L at Manhattan L at Albany L BUFFALO W at Coppin State L UMES W at Akron W at Bowling Green L IONA W at Holy Cross* L COLGATE* W at Army* L FDU W at Lafayette* L at Lehigh* L AMERICAN* L NAVY* L PL Tournament Totals Average (41.5) (20.6) (16.5) (10.5) (47.0) (11.5) the last four years. Brooke Tomovich, who has made 22 of 24 (91.7 percent) leads the team, while Lindsey Hollobaugh (79.2 percent) ranks fourth in the Patriot League. As a team, the Bison have made at least 70 percent of their free throws 12 times this season and stand sixth in the Patriot League. Block Party Through 20 games Bucknell has blocked 84 shots as a team. If the Bison continue averaging 4.2 blocks per game they will finish the regular season with 113. That figure would rank as the most in the history of the program. Last year s squad tied the team for the top position with 106. Hope Foster leads this year s squad with 43 blocks (2.2 per game), which ranks first in the Patriot League. She already ranks second on the Bucknell single-season list. She also stands 10th on Bucknell s career list just eight behind Kirsten Ellison for ninth place. Through games of Jan. 31, Foster ranks 38th nationally in blocks, while Bucknell is 57th. Eight Straight 20-Point Performances vs. PL Sophomore guard Lindsey Hollobaugh scored 26 points against Colgate on Jan. 12. It marked the eighth consecutive game against league foes that Hollobaugh scored at least 20 points. That string was broken Jan. 15 against Army when she scored just 10 points. The Loganton, Pa., native has reached double figures in 22 of her last 24 games and is fifth in the Patriot League in scoring at 15.8 points per game. She has scored at least 10 points in 41 of 47 career games. 52-Point First Half The 52 points Bucknell scored in the first half of its victory over Iona on Jan. 3 were the most for the Bison since they tallied 56 points in a win versus Canisius Jan. 6, That game established a new Bucknell record for most points scored in a game. Low-Scoring Win Bucknell s 48 points in its victory over Akron Dec. 29 was its second-lowest point total in a victory since eighth-year head coach Kathy Fedorjaka took over prior to the season. The Bison defeated Navy Feb. 5, 2000 the only time they tallied less than 48 points in a victory during Fedorjaka s tenure. Only three other times in the 32-year history of the Bucknell program had the Bison won in games they scored less than 48 points. Two of those came in , while the other came during the campaign. Record-Tying Assists In its win over Iona on Jan. 3, Bucknell equaled a 29-year-old record with 28 assists on its 32 field goals. The total equaled a mark that was set Feb. 9, 1976, during a victory over

5 The Patriot League Patriot League Standings League Overall W-L Pct. W-L Pct. Holy Cross Lehigh Army Colgate Navy American Lafayette Bucknell ** Through Games of Feb. 3 Friday, February 4 Lafayette at Bucknell... 7 p.m. American at Army... 7 p.m. Navy at Holy Cross... 7 p.m. Lehigh at Colgate...7:30 p.m. Sunday, February 6 American at Holy Cross... 1 p.m. Navy at Army... 1 p.m. Lafayette at Colgate... 1 p.m. Lehigh at Bucknell... 2 p.m. Friday, February 11 Bucknell at American... 7 p.m. Army at Lehigh... 7 p.m. Colgate at Navy... 7 p.m. Holy Cross at Lafayette... 7 p.m. Sunday, February 13 Army at Lafayette... 1 p.m. Bucknell at Navy... 1 p.m. Colgate at American... 2 p.m. Holy Cross at Lehigh... 4 p.m. Bison by the Numbers Years of Basketball...32nd 1st Head Coaches (all-time)... 8 Head Coaches (in PL)... 3 All-time Record Winning s s... 2 Losing s Win s... 2 NCAA Appearances... 1 PL W-L PL Tournament W-L PL Tournament Titles... 1 PL Regular Titles... 1 First Team All-PL Second Team All-PL PL All-Rokkie Team... 9 PL Player of the Year... 3 PL Rookie of the Year... 4 PL Coach of the Year... 2 PL All-Tournament Team... 9 PL Tournament MVP... 1 Juniata. Bucknell Women s Basketball Notes vs. Lafayette/Lehigh - 5 Hollobaugh Nearing 800 In just the second game of her sophomore season Lindsey Hollobaugh eclipsed the 500- point mark for her career. After scoring 16 points in the opener against Florida International, the Loganton, Pa., native needed just one point to reach the 500 mark. With 15:33 remaining in the first half against Texas A&M, the school s alltime freshman scoring leader made a jumper to even the score at 8-8 and give her 501 career points. Since that time Hollobaugh has increased her career point total to 775. Her 15.8 ppg career scoring average ranks fourth in Bucknell history. Preseason Accolades For Hollobaugh Sophomore guard Lindsey Hollobaugh was selected to the preseason All-Patriot League team in a preseason poll of coaches and sports information directors. The Loganton, Pa., native was second on the team with 16.7 points and 5.5 rebounds per game as a freshman. Her 483 points broke Molly Creamer s freshman scoring record of 475. Hollobaugh was the only non-senior to appear on the preseason all-league squad. The 5-9 Hollobaugh became the fourth Bison to be named Rookie of the Year in the Patriot League last year. Veteran Presence Seniors Emilie Barruet and tri-captain Amy Ketcham are the only two Bison in their fourth year with the program. Bucknell has four seniors on its roster, but Brooke Tomovich and Lillian Drumgold are in just their second years in orange and blue after transferring from Loyola (Md.) and UNC Wilmington, respectively. Tomovich played in all 29 games last year and was third on the team in scoring at 9.4 points per game. The 6-2 center connected on 15 of 38 3-point attempts to lead the team at 39.5 percent. Drumgold, who battled an injury during the preseason, brought a streak of 18 consecutive starts into this season. The 5-9 guard has provided valuable minutes off the bench so far this season. All-Time Start Chart Team Captains Seniors Amy Ketcham and Brooke Tomovich, along with junior Lindsey Geosits were chosen as team captains by their teammates prior to the season. It is the first time since Bucknell has had more than two captains. Up Next Bucknell travels to American and Navy next weekend for the last of four consecutive Friday- Sunday weekends. The Bison dropped games to both the Eagles and Mids at home last weekend. Statistics by Class Class... Points (1169) Freshman (34.0%) Sophomore (37.6%) Junior (4.6%) Senior (23.8%) Class... Rebounds (720) Freshman (33.9%) Sophomore (27.8%) Junior (6.8%) Senior (19.0%) Team (12.5%) Class... Assists (270) Freshman (28.9%) Sophomore (26.3%) Junior (28.9%) Senior (15.9%) Class... Steals (163) Freshman (47.2%) Sophomore (23.9%) Junior (13.5%) Senior (15.3%) Name Streak Last Start Lindsey Geosits vs. Navy ( ) Lindsey Hollobaugh vs. Navy ( ) Brooke Tomovich 22 9 vs. Navy ( ) Kesha Champion vs. Navy ( ) Lillian Drumgold 19 0 vs. Colgate (3-7-04) Rachel Hanley 18 4 vs. Navy ( ) Amy Ketcham 9 0 vs. Manhattan (1-2-04) Hope Foster 8 0 vs. FDU ( ) Emilie Barruet Kristina Collymore Amanda Fleming Kathryn Hudock Jessie Lang Sarah Latham Ashton Sprouse

6 Bucknell Women s Basketball Notes vs. Lafayette/Lehigh Bucknell Schedule and Results DATE OPPONENT SCORE ATT. HIGH PTS. HIGH REB. NOTES NOVEMBER Fri. 19 at Florida International# L 299 Hollobaugh-16 Hanley-8 Bison limited to 30.0 percent shooting Sat. 20 vs. Texas A&M# L 367 Hollobaugh-13 Hanley-11 Texas A&M outrebounds Bison Wed. 24 CORNELL W 806 Hollobaugh-19 Tomovich-7 Bison score 51 points in second half Fri. 26 at Saint Francis (Pa.) L 454 Tomovich-17 Foster-12 -high 32 TOs for Bucknell Sun. 28 at Manhattan L 213 Tomovich-9 Foster-5 14 steals for Manhattan Collymore-5 DECEMBER Sat. 4 at Albany L 224 Hollobaugh-14 Hollobaugh-12 Least points for Bison since Tue. 7 BUFFALO W 521 Hanley-16 Champion-7 Foster s 5 blocks most by Bison since 1988 Sat. 18 at Coppin State L 235 Hollobaugh-16 Hollobaugh-8 14 off. reb. is new season high Mon. 20 UMES W 442 Foster-12 Hanley-8 54 combined turnovers (BU 28, UMES 26) Tomovich-8 Wed. 29 at Akron W 196 Hollobaugh-18 Hanley-12 First road victory for Bison Thu. 30 at Bowling Green L 579 Hollobaugh-15 Hanley-5 Bison trail by as many as 31 points JANUARY Mon. 3 IONA W 386 Hollobaugh-18 Tomovich-6 Five players in double figures for Bison Sat. 8 at Holy Cross* L 688 Hollobaugh-21 Hanley-7 Holy Cross ends game on 6-0 run Wed. 12 COLGATE* W 312 Hollobaugh-26 Foster-10 Champion sinks 2 FT w/less than 3 seconds Sat. 15 at Army* L 505 Tomovich-16 Foster-5 Bison draw to within 4 after 20-pt deficit Hollobaugh-5 Mon. 17 FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON W 281 Hollobaugh-27 Hollobaugh-9 Hope Foster blocks six shots in first half Fri. 21 at Lafayette* L 201 Tomovich-19 Hollobaugh-6 Bison fall for first time in 9 games vs. LC Sun. 23 at Lehigh* L 225 Hollobaugh-12 Hanley-6 Lehigh tallies 16 steals and forces 22 TOs Fri. 28 AMERICAN* L 659 Tomovich-25 Tomovich-10 highs in pts and rebs for Tomovich Sun. 30 NAVY* L 441 Champion-12 Hollobaugh-9 Bison score 5 points in final 11:57 FEBRUARY Fri. 4 7 p.m. Sun. 6 2 p.m. Fri p.m. Sun p.m. Sat p.m. Wed p.m. Sat p.m. MARCH Thu. 3 Patriot League Tournament% TBA Sat. 5 Patriot League Tournament% TBA Wed. 9 Patriot League Championship+ 7 p.m. Home contests in BOLD at Sojka Pavilion # Travelers Tournament (Miami, Fla.) % Patriot League Tournament (hosted by top two seeds) + Patriot League Championship game at home of higher seed * Patriot League contest Score by Periods 1st 2nd OT Total Bucknell 546 (27.3) 623 (31.2) 0 (0.0) 1169 (58.5) Opponent 599 (30.0) 651 (32.6) 0 (0.0) 1250 (62.5) Attendance Summary G Total Avg./G Home Away Neutral Total Record Summary Bucknell Record Overall Home Away Neutral All Games Patriot League Non-Conference Margin of Victory Margin of Defeat

7 Bucknell by the Numbers playing at home playing on the road playing on a neutral court playing an overtime game in games decided by 5 points or less in games decided by 6-10 points in games decided by points in games decided by points in games decided by 20+ points when leading at the half when trailing at the half when tied at the half when scoring 80+ points when scoring points when scoring points when scoring 59 points or less when the opponent scores 80+ points when the opponent scores points when the opponent scores points when the opponent scores 59 points or less when outrebounding the opponent when getting outrebounded when rebounds are even when shooting at least 50% from the field when shooting 40% to 50% from the field when shooting less than 40% from the field when the opponent shoots at least 50% from the field when the opponent shoots between 40% to 50% from the field when the opponent shoots less than 40% from the field when outshooting the opponent from the field when getting outshot from the field when both teams shoot the same from the field when shooting at least 70% from the line when shooting less than 70% from the line when handing out at least 15 assists when handing out less than 15 assists when committing at least 15 turnovers when committing less than 15 turnovers when making at least 10 steals when making less than 10 steals when scoring more bench points when the opponent scores more bench points when both teams score the same bench points on Mondays on Tuesdays on Wednesdays on Thursdays on Fridays on Saturdays on Sundays in November in December in January in February in March Bucknell Women s Basketball Notes vs. Lafayette/Lehigh - 7 Wins-Losses by Starting Lineup Hollobaugh, Geosits, Champion, Foster, Hanley (.600) (Buffalo, Coppin State, UMES, Akron, Bowling Green) Hollobaugh, Geosits, Champion, Foster, Tomovich (.333) (Manhattan, Albany, Fairleigh Dickinson) Hollobaugh, Geosits, Champion, Hanley, Tomovich (.250) (Florida International, Texas A&M, Cornell, St. Francis (Pa.), Iona, at Holy Cross, Colgate, at Army, at Lafayette, at Lehigh, American, Navy) wins listed in bold Starters by Game Guard Guard Guard Forward Forward at Fla. International Hollobaugh Geosits Champion Hanley Tomovich vs. Texas A&M Hollobaugh Geosits Champion Hanley Tomovich CORNELL Hollobaugh Geosits Champion Hanley Tomovich at St. Francis (Pa.) Hollobaugh Geosits Champion Hanley Tomovich at Manhattan Hollobaugh Geosits Champion Foster Tomovich at Albany Hollobaugh Geosits Champion Foster Tomovich BUFFALO Hollobaugh Geosits Champion Foster Hanley at Coppin State Hollobaugh Geosits Champion Foster Hanley UMES Hollobaugh Geosits Champion Foster Hanley at Akron Hollobaugh Geosits Champion Foster Hanley at Bowling Green Hollobaugh Geosits Champion Foster Hanley IONA Hollobaugh Geosits Champion Hanley Tomovich at Holy Cross* Hollobaugh Geosits Champion Hanley Tomovich COLGATE* Hollobaugh Geosits Champion Hanley Tomovich at Army* Hollobaugh Geosits Champion Hanley Tomovich FDU Hollobaugh Geosits Champion Foster Tomovich at Lafayette* Hollobaugh Geosits Champion Hanley Tomovich at Lehigh* Hollobaugh Geosits Champion Hanley Tomovich AMERICAN* Hollobaugh Geosits Champion Hanley Tomovich NAVY* Hollobaugh Geosits Champion Hanley Tomovich PL Tournament

8 Bucknell Women s Basketball Notes vs. Lafayette/Lehigh - 8 Bucknell Team Highs/Lows Bucknell Opponent Points, 1st Half High 52 vs. Iona (1-3-05) 41 by Bowling Green ( ) Low 14 vs. Albany ( ) 17 by UMES ( ) Points, 2nd Half High 51 vs. Cornell ( ) 44 by St. Francis (Pa.) ( ) Low 18 vs. Navy ( ) 24 by FIU ( ) Total Points High 90 vs. Iona (1-3-05) 81 by St. Francis (Pa.) ( ) Low 37 vs. Albany ( ) 47 by Akron ( ) FG Made High 37 vs. Cornell ( ) 32 by St. Francis (Pa.) ( ) Low 13 vs. Man ( )/Albany ( ) 15 by UMES/Akron FG Attempted High 69 vs. Cornell ( )/FDU ( ) 83 by Texas A&M ( ) Low 38 vs. TA&M ( )/Man. ( ) 47 by Lafayette ( ) FG Percentage High.627 vs. Iona (1-3-05).478 by St. Francis (Pa.) ( ) Low.250 vs. Albany ( ).254 by UMES ( ) 3-Pt. FG Made High 8 vs. Iona (1-3-05) 6 by Texas A&M/Cornell Low 0 vs. FIU ( ) 0 by Lehigh ( )/AU ( ) 3-Pt. FG Attempted High 19 vs. Cornell ( ) 22 by Texas A&M ( ) Low 3 vs. Manhattan ( ) 3 by FIU ( ) 3-Pt. FG Percentage High.800 vs. Iona (1-3-05).667 by Cornell ( ) Low.000 vs. FIU ( ).000 by Lehigh ( )/AU ( ) FT Made High 22 vs. Manhattan ( ) 24 by Iona (1-3-05)/FDU ( ) Low 2 vs. Lehigh ( ) 8 by Buffalo ( ) FT Attempted High 31 vs. Manhattan ( ) 29 by UMES/Bowling Green/FDU Low 5 vs. Lehigh ( ) 12 by Buffalo ( ) FT Percentage High.933 vs. FIU ( ).960 by Iona (1-3-05) Low.400 vs. Lehigh ( ).500 by Texas A&M/Albany Offensive Rebounds High 17 vs. Akron ( ) 30 by Texas A&M ( ) Low 2 vs. Texas A&M ( ) 9 by Lafayette ( )/AU ( ) Defensive Rebounds High 35 vs. UMES ( ) 31 by Navy ( ) Low 19 vs. Buffalo ( ) 14 by Iona (1-3-05) Total Rebounds High 48 vs. UMES ( ) 51 by Texas A&M ( ) Low 28 vs. Iona (1-3-05)/Army ( ) 25 by Iona (1-3-05) Turnovers High 32 vs. TA&M ( )/SF (Pa.) ( ) 27 by St. Francis (Pa.)/Buffalo Low 14 vs. Buffalo ( ) 9 by Albany ( ) Personal Fouls High 25 vs. Bowling Green ( ) 25 by Buffalo ( ) Low 11 vs. Lehigh ( ) 10 by Lehigh ( )/AU ( ) Assists High 28 vs. Iona (1-3-05) 21 by St. Francis (Pa.) ( ) Blocked Shots High 8 vs. FDU ( ) 8 by Lafayette ( ) Steals High 16 vs. UMES ( ) 16 by St. Francis (Pa.) ( )/ Lehigh ( )

9 Bucknell Women s Basketball Notes vs. Lafayette/Lehigh - 9 Player Game Highs Bucknell School Record Record Holder Points Molly Creamer vs. Lafayette ( ) Linsey Hollobaugh vs. FDU ( ) FG Made Jen Walz vs. Appalachian State ( ) Brooke Tomovich vs. American ( ) Molly Creamer vs. Army ( ) Molly Creamer vs. Lafayette ( ) FG Attempted Jen Walz vs. Delaware ( ) Lindsey Hollobaugh vs. FDU ( ) 3-Pt. FG Made Molly Creamer vs. Army ( ) 4... Lindsey Hollobaugh vs. Colgate ( ) Brooke Tomovich vs. American ( ) 3-Pt. FG Attempted Kate Franks vs. Lehigh ( ) 7... Brooke Tomovich vs. American ( ) FT Made Molly Creamer vs. Navy (3-7-03) 8... Lindsey Hollobaugh vs. FIU ( ) FT Attempted Ann Kirwin vs. St. Peter s ( ) 9... Lindsey Hollobaugh vs. Colgate ( ) Molly Creamer vs. Navy (3-7-03) Rebounds Bobbi Castens vs. Mansfield ( ) Hope Foster vs. St. Francis (Pa.) ( ) Lindsey Hollobaugh vs. Albany ( ) Rachel Hanley vs. Akron ( ) Assists Stacey Spitko vs. Rider ( ) 9... Lindsey Geosits vs. Iona (1-5-04) Blocked Shots Stacey Spitko vs. Delaware (2-8-86) 6... Hope Foster vs. FDU ( ) Steals Karin Wegener vs. Gettysburg ( ) 7... Lindsey Geosits vs. Colgate ( ) Minutes Lindsey Hollobaugh (eight times) Opponent Points Emily Braseth, Colgate ( ) Serra Sangar, Manhattan ( ) FG Made Serra Sangar, Manhattan ( ) FG Attempted Beth Swink, St. Francis (Pa.) ( ) 3-Pt. FG Made... 4 Katy Pounds, Texas A&M ( ) 3-Pt. FG Attempted... 8 Katy Pounds, Texas A&M ( ) FT Made... 8 four times FT Attempted three times Rebounds three times Assists... 6 three times Blocked Shots... 6 Kristi Veltkamp, UMES ( ) Steals... 7 Megan Ballard, Colgate ( ) Minutes Megan Ballard, Colgate ( ) Times led Bucknell in scoring... Lindsey Hollobaugh Brooke Tomovich... 5 Kesha Champion... 1 Hope Foster... 1 Rachel Hanley... 1 Times led Bucknell in rebounding... Rachel Hanley... 7 Lindsey Hollobaugh... 6 Hope Foster... 4 Brooke Tomovich... 4 Kesha Champion... 1 Kristina Collymore... 1 Times led Bucknell in assists... Lindsey Geosits Lindsey Hollobaugh... 5 Kesha Champion... 4 Kristina Collymore... 2 Brooke Tomovich... 2 Rachel Hanley... 1 times led categories include ties Miscellaneous Statistics Double-Figure scoring games... (high point total) games Lindsey Hollobaugh... (27) 17 Brooke Tomovich... (25) 8 Rachel Hanley... (18) 5 Kesha Champion... (13) 5 Kristina Collymore... (12) 5 Hope Foster... (13) 4 Emilie Barruet... (10) 1 Bucknell s Largest Lead: 32 vs. Iona; 6:18 second half (83-51). Bucknell s Largest Deficit: 34 vs. Manhattan; 6:57 second half (68-34) Largest Lead Bucknell has Surrendered in Loss: 9 vs. Lafayette; 12:20 first half (16-7) Largest Deficit Bucknell has Overcome to Win: 11 vs. Akron; two times (last 5:31 first half), 18-7 Bison From Foul Line in Last 5 Minutes of a Game (Plus Overtime): Kesha Champion Emilie Barruet Ashton Sprouse Lindsey Hollobaugh Rachel Hanley Lindsey Geosits Hope Foster Sarah Latham Kristina Collymore Amanda Fleming Lillian Drumgold Amy Ketcham Totals

10 Bucknell Women s Basketball Notes vs. Lafayette/Lehigh - 10 RECORD WATCH Records Scoring Average 1. Molly Creamer Jennifer Walz Jane Meyer Lindsey Hollobaugh Desire Almind Vicki Quimby Lori Houck Bobbi Castens Denise Cohen Ann Kirwin Point Field Goals 1. Molly Creamer Kate Franks Chiara Sockel Lauren Wagner Lori Houck Joy Sandler Lindsey Hollobaugh Kelly Dee Lindsey Geosits Beth Coffey Anne McGovern Point Attempts 1. Molly Creamer Kate Franks Lauren Wagner Chiara Sockel Lori Houck Joy Sandler Lindsey Hollobaugh Lindsey Geosits Anne McGovern Beth Coffey Assists 1. Stacey Spitko Molly Creamer Lori Houck Jane Meyer Kate Franks K.C. Vlah Deb Boldry Lindsey Geosits Jennifer Walz Caroline Shantz Blocks 1. Marie Kocornik Desire Almind Susie Hopper Ann Kirwin Shannon McGowan Kim Delfs Julie Bachman , Molly Creamer Kirsten Ellison Hope Foster RECORD WATCH Records Blocked Shots 1. Desire Almind Hope Foster Marie Kocornik Marie Kocornik Julie Bachman Ann Kirwin Susie Hopper Marie Kocornik Shannon McGowan Susie Hopper Patriot League Honors Player of the Week: 11/22/04 Lisa Andrews (Holy Cross) 11/29/04 Emily Braseth (Colgate) 12/6/04 Jessica DePalo (Lehigh) 12/13/04 Megan Ballard (Colgate) 12/20/04 Sara Ellis (Lehigh) 12/28/04 Sara Ellis (Lehigh) 1/3/05 Jessica DePalo (Lehigh) 1/10/05 Sara Ellis (Lehigh) 1/17/05 Lisa Andrews (Holy Cross) 1/24/05 Emily Braseth (Colgate) 1/31/05 Maggie Fontana (Holy Cross) Rookie of the Week: 11/22/04 Vanessa Van De Venter (Lafayette) 11/29/04 Laura Aloisi (Holy Cross) 12/6/04 Vanessa Van De Venter (Lafayette) 12/13/04 Cara Enright (Army) 12/20/04 Cara Enright (Army) 12/28/04 Hope Foster (Bucknell) 1/3/05 Vanessa Van De Venter (Lafayette) 1/10/05 Cara Enright (Army) 1/17/05 Cara Enright (Army) 1/24/05 Cara Enright (Army) 1/31/05 Cara Enright (Army) Double-Doubles Lindsey Hollobaugh (3): vs. Coppin State (19-10), 11/30/03 vs. Manhattan (18-11), 1/2/04 vs. Albany (14-12), 12/4/04 Brooke Tomovich (1): vs. American (25-10), 1/28/05 (points-rebounds unless otherwise noted) Bison Among Patriot League Leaders (Through games of Feb. 3, 2005) Individual: Scoring: Lindsey Hollobaugh 5th (14.6) Rebounding: Hope Foster 8th (5.8) FG%: Rachel Hanley 6th (.446) Brooke Tomovich 10th (.427) Assists: Lindsey Geosits t-3rd (3.9) FT%: Lindsey Hollobaugh 4th (.792) Blocked Shots: Hope Foster 1st (2.2) Asst./TO Ratio: Lindsey Geosits 5th (1.31) Defensive Rebounds: Hope Foster 4th (4.5) Team: FG% 3rd (.399) FG% Defense 2nd (.378) 3-pt. FG% Defense 2nd (.287) Blocked Shots 1st (4.20) Defensive Rebounds 1st (25.5) 20-Point Games Lindsey Hollobaugh (12): at West Virginia (20), 11/21/03 vs. Providence (25), 12/29/03 vs. Lehigh (21), 2/11/04 vs. Lafayette (28), 2/20/04 vs. Army (21), 2/22/04 at Holy Cross (28), 2/27/04 at Colgate (27), 2/29/04 vs. Holy Cross (25), 3/5/04 vs. Colgate (20), 3/7/04 at Holy Cross (21), 1/8/05 vs. Colgate (26), 1/12/05 vs. FDU (27), 1/17/05 Brooke Tomovich (2): vs. Lafayette (23), 2/20/04 vs. American (25), 1/28/05

11 Bucknell Women s Basketball Notes vs. Lafayette/Lehigh - 11 Head Coach Kathy Fedorjaka In her eighth year at the helm of the Bison, head coach Kathy Fedorjaka is now the longest-tenured mentor in the 32-year history of Bucknell s women s basketball program. Since arriving in Lewisburg, Pa., Fedorjaka has amassed a (.530) record. In her 12-year coaching career, the Groton, Conn., native has totaled a (.565) mark. She is the only Bucknell coach to pass the century mark in wins. The Patriot League Coach of the Year, Fedorjaka has recruited and tutored many of the best players in Bucknell history. Among the most prominent have been Molly Creamer and Desire Almind. Creamer, who was the first player in school or Patriot League history to get drafted into the WNBA when she was a first-round pick of the New York Liberty with the 10th overall selection in the 2003 draft, finished her career in 2003 with 22 school records and 13 Patriot League standards to her name. The only three-time Patriot League Player of the Year, Creamer scored 2,462 points in her career and, in addition to playing with the Liberty, has played professionally in Israel. She recently signed to play with the Lubbock Hawks of the National Women s Basketball League (NWBL) in Almind completed her four-year career in 2004 as the school s third-leading scorer and rebounder. She has played professionally in France, and recently joined Creamer in the NWBL. Led by that duo, which garnered seven all-league selections, Fedorjaka has seen her players show up on the first, second or rookie all-league teams 19 times. Fedorjaka has also tutored three of the last six rookie of the years in the league, including current sophomore Lindsey Hollobaugh, who won the award in CONTINUITY AT THE TOP Kathy Fedorjaka is among the most senior coaches in the Patriot League as she embarks on her eighth year at the helm of the Bison. Only Holy Cross Bill Gibbons and Lehigh s Sue Troyan have been head coaches in the league longer. Pat Flannery, the head coach of Bucknell s men s basketball team, is the dean of league coaches on the men s side as he roams the Bison sideline for his 11th season in Combined, Flannery and Fedorjaka total 19 years of Patriot League experience. Only Holy Cross Gibbons (15th season) and Ralph Willard (sixth season) form a more veteran combination among Patriot League schools. Wins Patriot League Coaches Name, School Yr. W L Pct. Bill Gibbons, Holy Cross Kathy Fedorjaka, Bucknell Sue Troyan, Lehigh Kristin Hughes, Colgate Tammy Smith, Lafayette Sherri Abbey-Nowatzki, Army Tom Marryott, Navy Melissa McFerrin, American Patriot League Wins Name, School Yr. W L Pct. Bill Gibbons, Holy Cross Sue Troyan, Lehigh Kathy Fedorjaka, Bucknell Sherri Abbey-Nowatzki, Army Tom Marryott, Navy Tammy Smith, Lafayette Melissa McFerrin, American Kristin Hughes, Colgate Fedorjaka vs. All Opponents Air Force 1 0 Akron 3 0 Alabama 0 1 Albany 4 2 American 4 4 Army 12 4 Baylor 0 1 Binghamton 0 2 Bowling Green 0 2 California 1 0 Canisius 1 1 Cleveland State 1 1 Colgate 11 7 Columbia 1 0 Coppin State 1 3 Cornell 2 2 Buffalo 1 0 Davidson 0 1 Delaware 2 2 Drexel 1 0 Duquesne 0 1 Elon 1 0 FDU 2 0 Florida Int. 0 2 Florida Southern 0 1 Hampton 2 0 Harvard 1 1 Hofstra 0 2 Holy Cross 5 14 IPFW 1 0 Iona 2 0 Kent State 0 2 Lafayette 12 3 Fedorjaka Year-by-Year Year School W L Pct Connecticut College Bloomsburg Bloomsburg Bloomsburg Bucknell Bucknell Bucknell Bucknell Bucknell Bucknell Bucknell Bucknell (12th season) All-Time Bison Coaching Records La Salle 2 3 Lehigh 8 8 Long Island 0 1 Loyola (Md.) 1 1 Manhattan 0 2 Marist 1 1 UMBC 1 1 UMES 2 0 Navy 13 5 Niagara 3 0 Northeastern 1 1 Penn State 0 1 Pennsylvania 0 2 Pittsburgh 1 0 Princeton 1 1 Providence 1 0 Rider 1 1 Robert Morris 1 0 Sacramento 1 0 Sacred Heart 2 1 St. Bonaventure 0 2 St. Francis (Pa.) 2 3 St. Mary s 0 1 Stony Brook 1 1 Texas A&M 0 1 Towson 0 1 Villanova 0 1 Wagner 0 1 West Virginia 0 2 Winthrop 1 0 Yale 0 1 * Includes only games while coaching Bucknell Name At Bucknell W L Pct. Barbara Testa (3 years) Rebecca Carr (4) Terrie Grieb (1) Karen Harden (2) Cindy Connelley (1) Lori Howard (7) Juliene Simpson (6) Kathy Fedorjaka 1997-pres. (8) Bucknell Totals (32)

12 Bucknell Women s Basketball Notes vs. Lafayette/Lehigh Bison Game-by-Game Boxscores Game No. 1 (Nov. 19, 2004) Florida International 61, Bucknell 44 Pharmed Arena (299) Hanley, f Tomovich, c Geosits, g Hollobaugh, g Champion, g Barruet Foster Collymore Ketcham Drumgold Latham Sprouse Team Totals Fla. Int. fgm fga 3m 3a ftm fta reb. pf pt a to blk s min Tomova, f Makela, f Bernsone, c Neal, g Bouderra, g Ragin Jekabsone Painter Ferguson Team Totals Officials: Roberts, Johnson, Winders Technical Fouls: FIU-Bench; Halftime: FIU 37, Bucknell 18 NOTES FROM MIAMI: Florida International jumped out to an early 9-0 lead after Bucknell turned the ball over four times in the first three minutes of play during the opening game of the Traveler s Tournament, hosted by Florida International. The Golden Panthers parlayed 13 first-half Bison turnovers into a commanding halftime advantage. After trailing with just over six minutes to play, Bucknell reeled off a 16-5 run to close the final margin to 11 points. Lindsey Hollobaugh, who finished with a team-high 16 points, made 8 of 8 free throws and scored 14 of her points after intermission. The Bison made just 30.0 percent of their field goals, while Florida International connected on 46.2 percent. Kristina Collymore joined Hollobaugh in double figures with 10 points in her first college game. Game No. 2 (Nov. 20, 2004) Texas A&M 68, Bucknell 53 Pharmed Arena (367) Texas A&M fgm fga 3m 3a ftm fta reb. pf pt a to blk s min Atunrase, f Scales, f Castile, g Franklin, g Roy, g Garrison Ganter Wilks Pounds Reado Bolden Chinweze Team Totals Hanley, f Tomovich, c Geosits, g Hollobaugh, g Champion, g Foster Collymore Drumgold Team Totals Officials: Koch, Muench, Tutson, Jr. Technical Fouls: None; Halftime: Texas A&M 39, Bucknell 24 NOTES FROM MIAMI: Bucknell shot 50.0 percent, but was outrebounded 51-35, including 30-2 on the offensive glass, as it lost to Texas A&M Lindsey Hollobaugh, who scored a team-high 13 points for the Bison, eclipsed the 500-point mark in her career with her first basket. She was also named to the All-Tournament Team. Thanks to their rebounding edge and forcing 32 Bucknell turnovers, Texas A&M attempted 83 field goals to the Bison s 38. The Aggies made just 31.3 percent of their shots. Rachel Hanley, who led the Patriot League in rebouding following two games, grabbed 11 boards, while freshman Hope Foster hauled in nine to go along with 12 points. After falling behind in the second half, Bucknell stormed back to cut the lead to eight points, but a three-pointer by Katy Rounds with nearly seven minutes remaining stretched the lead to 11 points and the Bison would not draw closer. Game No. 3 (Nov. 24, 2004) Bucknell 86, Cornell 63 Sojka Pavilion (806) Cornell fgm fga 3m 3a ftm fta reb. pf pt a to blk s min Lyon, f Dickens, f Brown, g Perry, g Stritzl, g Seidel Hughes Krasna Kollonige Team Totals Hanley, f Tomovich, c Geosits, g Hollobaugh. g Champion, g Barruet Foster Collymore Ketcham Latham Sprouse Team 3 3 Totals Officials: De Paul, Gill, Barrise Technical Fouls: None; Halftime: Bucknell 35, Cornell 25 NOTES FROM LEWISBURG: Four Bison scored at least 12 points, led by Lindsey Hollobaugh who had a season-high 19 as Bucknell useda 51-point second half to defeat Cornell After scoring a combined 97 points in its first two games the Bison almost equaled that as they connected on 37 of 69 (53.6 percent) from the field. Brooke Tomovich and Rachel Hanley added 18 points apiece. Hanley s figure was a career high, while freshman Kristina Collymore added a career high of her own by tallying 12 points. After jumping out to an early 14-2 lead it appeared as though Bucknell would cruise in its home opener, but the Big Red cut the lead to late in the first half. A 9-0 run by Bucknell extended the lead to 10 points and Cornell would not draw closer than seven points the rest of the way. Junior Lindsey Geosits handed out a career-high eight assists as Bucknell totaled 25 as a team, just three away from the school s all-time record established in 1976 against Juniata. Game No. 4 (Nov. 26, 2004) St. Francis (Pa.) 81, Bucknell 61 Stokes Center (454) Hanley, f Champion, f Tomovich, c Geosits, g Hollobaugh, g Barruet Foster Collymore Ketcham Drumgold Latham Sprouse Team Totals St. Francis fgm fga 3m 3a ftm fta reb. pf pt a to blk s min Black, f Schlichter, f Swink, c Bolten, g Hein, g Hudson Shrift Enyeart Gompers A. Jackson T. Jackson Bollinger Jimmerson O Bryan Team Totals Officials: Myers, Maikranz, Aguilar Technical Fouls: Bucknell-Bench (2); Halftime: St. Francis (Pa.) 37, Bucknell 27 NOTES FROM LORETTO: Bucknell turned the ball over 32 times for the second time this season, and Beth Swink scored 24 points and grabbed eight rebounds to lead Saint Francis (Pa.) to an victory. In a fast-paced game, Bucknell jumped out to an 11-5 lead, but the Red Flash used a 17-4 run late in the first half to take a lead before the Bison closed the half on a 6-2 run. Bucknell cut the lead to nine points when Lindsey Hollobaugh connected on a free throw to open the second half. However, the Bison would not draw closer as St. Francis extended its lead to as much as 25 points.