COLBY-SAWYER COLLEGE Women's Basketball February 28, 2006

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1 COLBY-SAWYER COLLEGE Women's Basketball February 28, 2006 UPCOMING GAMES Fri., Mar. 3 at Bowdoin 7 p.m. Morrell Gymnasium - Brunswick, Maine Kevin Zeise Sports Information Coordinator kzeise@colby-sawyer.edu Phone - (603) Fax - (603) Cell - (603) Colby-Sawyer Women's Basketball Season Schedule and Results November at Plattsburgh State Tip-Off Tournament 19 vs. W. New England L, vs. Green Mountain W, at Suffolk W, PLYMOUTH STATE W, December 3 NICHOLS* W, UNIV. OF NEW ENGLAND* W, at Bowdoin L, JOHNSON & WALES W, January 7 at Endicott* L, at Middlebury L, at Gordon* W, at Anna Maria* W, NEW ENGLAND COL.* W, at Salve Regina* W, WENTWORTH* W, ROGER WILLIAMS* W, at Univ. of New England* W, February 2 at Regis* W, GORDON* W, at Curry* W, at Wentworth* W, at New England Col.* W, ENDICOTT* W, EASTERN NAZARENE* W, ROGER WILLIAMS W, SALVE REGINA^ W, ENDICOTT! W, February 3 at Bowdoin# 7 p.m. * - Commonwealth Coast Conference game ~ - CCC Quarterfinal ^ - CCC Semifinals! - CCC Championship # - NCAA Tournament Home matches in CAPS Commonwealth Coast Conference tournament matches played at site of higher seed Game 28 Colby-Sawyer (23-4) at Bowdoin (24-2) Friday, March 3 7 p.m. Morrell Gymnasium (2,000) Brunswick, Maine Series Information: BC Leads, 21-2 Last Meeting: BC 87, CSCC 57, 12/8/05 at Brunswick, Maine Colby-Sawyer's Probable Starters G 4 Amy Beaton 5-5 Jr. Haverhill, Mass. 2.8 ppg 1.5 rpg G 25 Lisa Cole 5-7 Sr. Athol, Mass. 8.5 ppg 3.8 rpg 3.2 spg F 24 Kristen Sorensen 5-9 Sr. Coventry, Conn ppg 4.5 rpg 2.4 apg F 35 Noelle Surette 5-9 So. Hollis, Maine 7.2 ppg 4.5 rpg C 50 Stacey Hildreth 6-3 Jr. Winchester, N.H. 8.3 ppg 8.2 rpg 2.0 bpg Off The Bench 5 Kristen Romanko 6-2 Fr. Mansfield, Mass. 2.6 ppg 2.7 rpg 10 Erin McCullough 5-6 Fr Harvard, Mass. 0.7 ppg 0.6 rpg 12 Kayt Racz 5-10 Fr. Worthington, Mass. 1.7 ppg 1.0 rpg 14 Maritza Salema 5-7 So. Stratham, N.H. 1.2 ppg 1.3 rpg 15 Kali Coleman 6-0 Fr. Portsmouth, N.H. 2.9 ppg 1.6 rpg 23 Shawn Kithcart 5-7 Jr. Middletown, N.Y. 1.0 ppg 1.8 rpg 30 Lauren Vassallo 5-11 Fr. Oxford, Conn. 3.8 ppg 2.4 rpg 32 Emma Pasquale 5-11 Fr. Eliot, Maine 8.1 ppg 5.1 rpg 33 Anne Coulter 5-9 Sr. Hudson, N.H. 9.3 ppg 6.4 rpg 34 Stevi Valle 5-3 Fr. Springfield, Mass. 1.4 ppg 0.7 rpg 44 Ellen Naughton 5-6 Fr. Reading, Mass. 1.8 ppg 1.9 rpg THE TIP OFF: Colby-Sawyer will make its fifth overall appearance and second consecutive berth on Friday when the Chargers head to Brunswick, Maine, for an NCAA First Round game against Bowdoin. The Colby-Sawyer/Bowdoin contest will follow the other first-round game at Brunswick, Maine, featuring Salem State against Brandeis, with two first-round winners meeting in the second round on Saturday at 5 p.m. LAST TIME OUT: Colby-Sawyer won its second straight Commonwealth Coast Conference title and fifth in school history on Saturday, racking up a victory over Endicott in New London. Anne Coulter (Hudson, N.H./Bishop Guertin) recorded a career-high 16 rebounds for the Chargers in the win, also scoring six points. Stacey Hildreth (Winchester, N.H./Thayer) and Kristen Sorensen (Coventry, Conn./Coventry) tied for team-high scoring honors, recording 12 points apiece. Colby-Sawyer's defense, which has been a team trademark all season long, held the Gulls to 27.6 percent shooting from the field. ABOUT BOWDOIN: Bowdoin earned its sixth straight New England Small College Athletic Conference championship on Sunday, knocking off top-seeded Bates, 68-58, in Lewiston, Maine. Bowdoin enters the tournament at 24-2 on the year with its only losses coming to Bates and Southern Maine during the regular season. Eileen Flaherty leads three players in double figures in scoring, averaging 15.9 ppg, while Marissa Berne is averaging 11.5 points per contest and Jill Anelauskas is scoring 11.1 per game. Bowdoin is currently riding a 13-game winning streak into the NCAA Tournament. HEAD COACH GEORGE MARTIN: In his 12th season, George Martin has guided the Colby- Sawyer women's basketball team to four Commonwealth Coast Conference Championships and four appearances in the NCAA Tournament. The Chargers have a mark during his tenure and a record in conference play, earning Commonwealth Coast Conference

2 Coach of the Year honors three times. Martin has coached 10 players to first-team all-conference honors, and has had three players named the conference's Player of the Year (Beth Chartier ; Michelle Dailey ; Sara Hammond ). THE SERIES: Colby-Sawyer trails Bowdoin, 21-2, in the all-time series dating back to the season. Colby-Sawyer won its two games in 1999 and 2000, the second game coming in overtime in Brunswick, Maine. The Polar Bears have won seven straight against the Chargers including this season's victory on Dec. 8 in Brunswick. WE MEET FOR THE FIRST TIME, FOR THE LAST TIME: Bowdoin placed five players in double figures as the Polar Bears picked up an win over Colby-Sawyer on Dec. 8 in Brunswick, Maine, as Bowdoin improved to 6-1 on the year. The Polar Bears were one of just seven teams to out-rebound the Chargers, holding a advantage on the glass for the game. Eileen Flaherty scored 17 points to lead the Polar Bears, while Julia Loonin and Lauren Withey scored 11 points apiece. Marisa Berne and Jill Anelauskas had 10 points each, with Anelauskas pulling down a game-high 12 rebounds for Bowdoin. For the Chargers, Kristen Sorensen scored a team-high 11 points while Noelle Surette and Stacey Hildreth had nine points each. COLBY-SAWYER IN THE TOURNAMENT: This season will be Colby-Sawyer's fifth appearance in the NCAA Tournament, with all five coming in the last 10 years. The Chargers have posted a 1-4 record in their previous four tournament appearances. Colby-Sawyer made its first appearance in 1997, hosting The College of New Jersey, falling 80-71, in New London. The following season, the two schools met again, this time in Ewing, N.J., with the Lions again coming out on top, Colby-Sawyer made it three-straight appearances in 1999, picking up its first win in NCAA Tournament play, defeating Hunter College, 74-60, before falling at Rowan, In Colby-Sawyer's most recent tournament appearance last season, the Chargers traveled to Ithaca and fell, 64-46, to the Bombers. WE'RE GOING STREAKING: Colby-Sawyer's three-game run through the Commonwealth Coast Conference tournament extended the Chargers' winning streak to 17 games. The Chargers have not lost since dropping a contest at Middlebury on Jan. 10. The current winning streak is the longest since at least the season. Colby-Sawyer's previous long during that stretch was a 13-game streak during the third of three-straight NCAA Tournament teams in HOME IS WHERE THE WINS ARE: Unfortunately for the Chargers, Friday's game against Bowdoin won't be played at the David L. Coffin Field House in New London. Colby-Sawyer has been dominant on their home floor this season, posting a 13-0 mark in home contests. The Chargers are 9-3 in road games and 0-1 in neutral court contests. Commonwealth Coast Conference Standings As of Feb. 28, 2005 CCC Overall North W L Pct. W L Pct. Colby-Sawyer Endicott New England Wentworth New England Col Gordon South W L Pct. W L Pct. Nichols Salve Regina Curry Roger Williams Anna Maria Regis Eastern Nazarene Recent Results Tue., Feb. 21 Commonwealth Coast Conference Quarters Endicott 70, Curry 62 Salve Regina 56, Univ. of New England 48 Nichols 84, Wentworth 79 (2OT) Colby-Sawyer 64, Roger Williams Colby-Sawyer Women's Basketball Roster No. Name Year Pos. Ht. Hometown/High School 4 Amy Beaton Jr. G 5-5 Haverhill, Mass./Haverhill 5 Kristen Romanko Fr. C 6-2 Mansfield, Mass./Mansfield 10 Erin McCullough Fr. G 5-6 Harvard, Mass./The Bromfield School 12 Kayt Racz Fr. G 5-10 Worthington, Mass./Williston Northampton School 14 Maritza Salema So. G 5-7 Stratham, N.H./Exeter 15 Kali Coleman Fr. G 6-0 Portsmouth, N.H./Portsmouth 23 Shawn Kithcart Jr. G 5-7 Middletown, N.Y./Minisink Valley 24 Kristen Sorensen Sr. F 5-9 Coventry, Conn./Coventry 25 Lisa Cole Sr. G 5-7 Athol, Mass./Athol 30 Lauren Vassallo Fr. F 5-11 Oxford, Conn./Seymour 32 Emma Pasquale Fr. F 5-11 Eliot, Maine/Marshwood 33 Anne Coulter Sr. F 5-9 Hudson, N.H./Bishop Guertin 34 Stevi Valle Fr. G 5-3 Springfield, Mass./Cathedral 35 Noelle Surette So. F 5-9 Hollis, Maine/Waynflete 44 Ellen Naughton Fr. G 5-6 Reading, Mass./Reading 50 Stacey Hildreth Jr. C 6-3 Winchester, N.H./Thayer Head Coach: George Martin Assistant Coaches: Beth Tower, Nate Camp Student Assistant Coaches: Alyssa LaBelle, Andrew Richardson Manager: Rachel Denning Athletic Trainer: T.J. Smith Athletic Training Students: Cheryl Hebert, Lauren Walter Thu., Feb. 23 Commonwealth Coast Conference Semis Endicott 70, Nichols 67 (OT) Colby-Sawyer 57, Salve Regina 56 Sat., Feb. 25 Commonwealth Coast Conference Championship Colby-Sawyer 46, Endicott 43 Upcoming Games Wed., March 1 ECAC Tournament Nichols at Western New England, 7 p.m. Endicott at Bridgewater State, 7 p.m. Fri., March 3 NCAA Tournament Colby-Sawyer at Bowdoin, 7 p.m.

3 MASTERS OF THE CCC UNIVERSE: With Colby-Sawyer's 3-0 mark in the Commonwealth Coast Conference tournament this season, the Chargers have improved their record to 24-6 alltime in tournament play. Since joining the conference prior to the season, the Chargers have posted a mark in conference play, recording at least 10 wins each season. In the CCC Tournament, the Chargers have also shown to be nearly unbeatable at home, posting a 22-2 mark in 24 conference tournament games played in New London. DEEP BLUE CCC: Colby-Sawyer is one of three Commonwealth Coast Conference teams that will continue their seasons this week. Endicott and Nichols were both named to the field of eight teams for the Eastern College Athletic Conference's Division III New England Tournament and will open up play on Wednesday. Endicott earned that tournament's fifth seed and opens up at Bridgewater State, while Nichols, the ECAC's seventh seed, will play a future Commonwealth Coast Conference member, Western New England College, in the opening round on Wednesday night. WNEC will join the CCC at the start of the school year. BATTLE TESTED: Colby-Sawyer this season has played just the one contest against an NCAA opponent, with that contest happening to be against its first-round foe, Bowdoin. The Polar Bears, on the other hand, have played an imposing schedule, with nine games against eventual NCAA Tournament teams. While five of those nine contests came against NESCAC foes, the Polar Bears still posted a 7-2 mark in those contests. Additionally, just three of those games were played in Brunswick, though Bowdoin was a perfect 3-0 in those games. TO THE VICTORS GO THE SPOILS: The three Colby-Sawyer seniors were each honored by the Commonwealth Coast Conference coaches when the post-season awards were announced on Saturday prior to the conference championship game. Kristen Sorensen was named first-team All-CCC, while Anne Coulter earned honorable mention All-CCC accolades. Not to be outdone, Lisa Cole (Athol, Mass./Athol) was named the conference's Defensive Player of the Year. WORKING NO OVERTIME: Colby-Sawyer has played an astounding 126 consecutive games that have been decided in regulation. The CCC semifinal and final were close enough to be settled on the last possession, but the Chargers held on defensively both times. In the semifinal against Salve Regina, the Chargers did not allow the Seahawks to get off a final shot, while in the championship contest, Endicott did get off a shot, only to have it blocked by Kristen Sorensen with one second left. Colby-Sawyer's last overtime game came on Jan. 22, 2002, a loss at Salve Regina. 20/20 VISION: At 23-4 overall, the Chargers have already recorded their ninth 20-win season in school history. This is also the fourth straight year that Colby-Sawyer has crossed the 20-win mark. However, this marks just the third season that Colby-Sawyer has won 20 or more games during the regular season. The last time came in , when the Chargers won 21 games during the regular season on their way to a 25-4 mark. In , the Chargers also posted a 20-win regular season. Much like this season, in both of those two years, the Chargers also went on to win the CCC Tournament and advanced to the NCAA Tournament. CHAIRWOMAN OF THE BOARDS: Senior Anne Coulter grabbed a career-high 16 rebounds in the Commonwealth Coast Conference championship game against Endicott on Saturday. In spite of sitting out her junior season, still ranks 12th in Colby-Sawyer history with 500 rebounds. She trails 10th-place Lisa Rodgers by 16 rebounds. For the season, Coulter is averaging 6.8 rebounds per game, second on the team behind Stacey Hildreth's average of 8.3. WELCOME TO THE CLUB: Seniors Kristen Sorensen and Lisa Cole became Colby-Sawyer's seventh and eighth players in school history to record 1,000 points just a week apart. Sorensen reached the milestone on Feb. 7 at Curry, while Cole accomplished the feat on Feb. 14 at New England College. The pair currently rank fifth and seventh, respectively, in Colby-Sawyer's career scoring list, with Sorensen having 1,105 to her credit and Cole recording 1,048 points. DOING IT WITH DEFENSE: During the Chargers' current 17-game winning streak, Colby- Sawyer has held its opponents to just 30.4 percent shooting from the field. In those 17 games, only Gordon, the University of New England and Roger Williams have shot better than 35 percent from the floor, while Anna Maria, New England College and Eastern Nazarene were each held to under 25 percent shooting. On the season, Colby-Sawyer is 22-3 when holding its opponents below 40 percent shooting from the field, and has not allowed an opponent to shoot better than 50 percent all season. NATIONALLY RANKED: For the season, the Chargers are allowing opponents to shoot just 30.7, a mark that ranks Colby-Sawyer third in the nation. Colby-Sawyer is currently ranked Colby-Sawyer's Record When... shooting 50 percent or better shooting percent shooting percent shooting percent shooting percent shooting 29.9 percent or less opponent shoots 50 percent or better opponent shoots percent opponent shoots percent opponent shoots percent opponent shoots percent opponent shoots 29.9 percent or less outrebounding opponent being outrebounded rebounding even Leading at halftime Trailing at halftime Tied at halftime forcing 10 turnovers or less forcing turnovers forcing turnovers forcing 21+ turnovers committing 10 turnovers or less committing turnovers committing turnovers committing 21+ turnovers Game decided by 1-5 points Game decided by 6-10 points Game decided by points Game decided by points Game decided by 21+ points playing teams from... SUNYAC GNAC Little East CCC NESCAC Non-Division III Home Away Neutral playing on Mondays playing on Tuesdays playing on Wednesdays playing on Thursdays playing on Fridays playing on Saturdays playing on Sundays

4 behind John Jay College (30.2) and Norwich (30.4) in field goal percentage defense. In addition to the team mark, junior Stacey Hildreth is ranked 24th in the nation with her 2.4 blocks per game average. BEATON'S HELPING HAND: In the Feb. 14 win at Curry, junior guard Amy Beaton (Haverhill, Mass./Haverhill) tallied 12 assists to go along with her three points. Beaton's 12 assists were not only a career high, but they also tied a Colby-Sawyer record for assists in a game that had stood for exactly 11 years and one day. The previous mark of 12 was set by current Colby-Sawyer assistant coach Beth Tower on Feb. 6, 1995, at Rivier. BACK INTO THE MIX: Junior center Stacey Hildreth missed the regular season finale and the CCC Quarterfinal game against Roger Williams on Tuesday due to an injury suffered in practice on Feb. 17. Hildreth returned to action and to the starting lineup in the CCC Semifinals, scoring four points and pulling down six rebounds to go along with three blocked shots against the Seahawks. NO SOUP FOR YOU: Colby-Sawyer's strong post play has led to the Chargers holding a advantage in blocked shots this season. Despite missing two games, Stacey Hildreth still has nearly as many blocks as Charger opponents (59 to 62). Emma Pasquale is second on the team with 36 blocked shots, including a key block with less than five seconds remaining in the win over Salve Regina on Thursday. In all, six different players have recorded 10 or more blocked shots this season. HANDLE THAT BASKETBALL: Colby-Sawyer's pressure defense has led to causing high numbers of turnovers from their opponents. The Chargers are 16-1 when forcing 21 or more turnovers this season, and are 7-3 when forcing 20 or fewer. The Chargers forced a seasonhigh 34 turnovers in the Jan. 28 win against Roger Williams, with 20 of those coming in the first half alone. In the quarterfinal game against Roger Williams on Tuesday, the Chargers again recorded more than 30 turnovers, forcing 31 in the 17-point win. STOP, THIEF!: Senior Lisa Cole became Colby-Sawyer's career steals leader in the December 6 win over the University of New England. Cole entered the year needing just 21 steals to tie Lisa Rodgers' career total of 245, and currently has 309 career steals. Cole is averaging 2.8 steals per game for her career and also holds the Colby-Sawyer record for steals in a game, recording nine against Salve Regina on Jan. 26, BACK FOR MORE: The season was to have been the last hurrah for Lisa Cole and the rest of the incoming class of However, a knee injury suffered during the summer of 2004 sidelined the guard for the entire campaign. Cole applied for, and received, a medical hardship redshirt and returned this season to provide additional senior leadership to a team with eight first-year players with Kristen Sorensen and Anne Coulter. BACK FOR MORE, PART II: Like Lisa Cole, Anne Coulter did not take part in the Colby-Sawyer 2006 Commonwealth Coast Conference Post-Season Awards First Team Heather Clarke, Nichols Lindsay Frederick, Salve Regina Cheyenne Noble, Wentworth MaryLynn Skarzenski, Nichols Kristen Sorensen, Colby-Sawyer Second Team Meghan DePatsy, Anna Maria Amy Dodd, Gordon Bonnie Hirtle, Curry Essie McKinnon, UNE Liz Yuneman, Endicott Honorable Mention Jodi Brown, Endicott Anne Coulter, Colby-Sawyer Emily Cring Wentworth Laura Mahoney, NEC Rebecca Welch, Eastern Nazarene Player of the Year Cheyenne Noble, Wentworth Rookie of the Year MaryLynn Skarzenski, Nichols Defensive Player of the Year Lisa Cole, Colby-Sawyer Senior Scholar-Athlete Lindsay Frederick, Salve Regina Coach of the Year Lynne Cinella, Nichols Sportsmanship Award Eastern Nazarene Points Beth Chartier Ashley Bramwell Kelly Bryant Lisa Rodgers Kristen Sorensen 02-Pres Sara Hammond Lisa Cole 01-Pres K.J. Krasco Sara Hammond Heather St. Louis Field Goals Made Beth Chartier Lisa Rodgers Kelly Bryant Ashley Bramwell Kristen Sorensen 02-Pres Lisa Cole 01-Pres Karen Mack Sue Gianlorenzo Heather St. Louis Barb Gering 92, Colby-Sawyer Women's Basketball Career Records Three-Point Field Goals Made Sara Hammond Beth Chartier K.J. Krasco Lisa Cole 01-Pres Sara Hammond Free Throws Made Jaime Peterman Melissa Eckman K.J. Krasco Fawna Gallant Kristen Sorensen 02-Pres. Assists Heather Hake Barb Gering 92, Allison Hastings Amy Callahan Lisa Cole 01-Pres. Blocked Shots Rebecca Hooker Kelly Bryant Karen Mack Lisa Rodgers Stacey Hildreth 03-Pres Sue Ganas Lauren Calvarese Jen Ellis Amy Callahan Heather Hake Steals Lisa Cole 01-Pres Lisa Rodgers Sara Hammond Erika DeSanty Kelly Bryant 83-86

5 women's basketball team's campaign. Coulter, who is also a member of the Colby-Sawyer women's volleyball team, elected to take the season off to rest. Coulter's return this season has helped to give the Chargers one of the deepest frontcourts in New England, if not the nation. CLOSING OUT A CAREER: As they approach the end of their collegiate careers, Lisa Cole and Kristen Sorensen have made a lasting mark on the Colby-Sawyer record book. Along with Cole holding the record for steals with 309, the pair are also prominently positioned in several other categories. Sorensen is fifth in scoring with 1,105 points, while Cole is seventh in that category, recording 1,048 points. The pair are fifth and sixth, respectively, in field goals made with 446 and 413. Cole is also ranked fourth in three-pointers made (149) and 10th in assists with 222, while Sorensen is also ranked 10th in free throws made with 166. PUT ME IN COACH, I'M READY TO PLAY: Freshman Lauren Vassallo (Oxford, Conn./Seymour) came off the bench on Feb. 18 to drop in 20 points and eight rebounds against Anna Maria. The 20 points tie Vassallo with Stacey Hildreth for the team's single game scoring lead this season. Hildreth recorded 20 points on Jan. 12 against Gordon and on Nov. 29 against Plymouth State. Vassallo has found playing time difficult to come by this season in the deepest part of the team, averaging just 6.4 minutes in 19 games played. Still, when she has seen time, the freshman has contributed, ranking seventh on the team in scoring. GOING DOWNTOWN: Guards Amy Beaton and Kali Coleman (Portsmouth,N.H./Portsmouth) certainly haven't shied away from shooting the three-pointer this season, with both players having a fair amount of success from long range. Both players are shooting 28 percent from three-point range on the season. Of Beaton's 23 made field goals on the year, 17 of them have come from beyond the arc, while just 11 of Coleman's 27 field goals on the year have come from inside the three-point stripe. YOUTH MOVEMENT: If this season has been any indication, the Chargers shouldn't experience much of a dropoff with the departure of the three seniors following this season. While Kristen Sorensen, Anne Coulter and Lisa Cole rank in the top three on the team in scoring, the Chargers have plenty of depth behind them to fill in next season. Emma Pasquale (Eliot, Maine/Marshwood) ranks fifth in scoring on the year, averaging 7.9 points per game, while sophomore Noelle Surette (Hollis, Maine/Waynflete) is scoring 6.9 ppg, adding to the already deep frontcourt. In all, the Chargers have eight first-year players and two sophomores, giving head coach George Martin a solid foundation for the next few seasons. UP NEXT: Friday night's winner will advance to play the winner of Salem State and Brandeis on Saturday at 5 p.m. Colby-Sawyer Quick Facts Location New London, N.H. Founded Enrollment Interim President Dr. Philip Jordan Athletics Director Debi Field McGrath Assistant Athletics Directors Compliance Bill Foti Scheduling George Martin Affiliation NCAA Division III Conference Commonwealth Coast Conference Eastern College Athletic Conference Nickname Chargers Colors Royal Blue and White Home Court David L. Coffin Field House Capacity Ath. Dept. Phone (603) Coaching Staff Head Coach George Martin Alma Mater Springfield, 1982 Record at CSC/Yrs /12th Career Record same Office Phone (603) Assistant Coaches Beth Tower, Nate Camp Student Assistant Coaches Alyssa LaBelle, Andrew Richardson Team Information Record Home Record Away Record Neutral Record CCC Record CCC Tournament..defeated Nichols, (CCC Quarters) defeated Salve Regina, (CCC Semis) defeated Gordon, (CCC Championship) Post-Season NCAA First Round at Ithaca, N.Y vs. Ithaca College - L, Team Information Starters Return/Lost /4 Letterwinners Return/Lost /8 Newcomers Roster by Class (Fr/So/Jr/Sr) /2/3/3 Team History Overall All-Time Record (since 1980) Total Post-Season Appearances NCAA Appearances NCAA Years , 1998, 1999, 2005, 2006 NCAA Record ECAC Appearances ECAC Years , 2002, 2003, 2004

6 #4 Amy Beaton 5-6 G JR Haverhill, Mass. Points , 2 times Rebounds , 3 times Assists , at Curry, 2/7 Steals , 5 times Blocks , at Anna Maria, 1/17 3pt FG , 5 times Points , 5 times Rebounds , vs. Nichols, 2/22/05 3pt FG , 15 times Came off the bench in the first nine games this season... tied her career high with 10 points against Plymouth State on 11/29... set a new career high with three steals in the loss at Endicott on 1/7... made her first career start on 1/10 at Middlebury... recorded her first career blocked shot on 1/17 against Anna Maria... has started 15 straight games... set a new career high with 12 assists at Curry on 2/7, tying her with Beth Chartier for the most in a single game in school history. #5 Kristen Romanko 6-2 C FR Mansfield, Mass. Points , 3 times Rebounds , vs. Eastern Nazarene, 2/18 Assists , vs. Roger Williams, 1/28 Steals , 4 times Blocks , 8 times Made her collegiate debut against Green Mountain on 11/20... went 4-for-4 in her first game against Green Mountain, scoring 8 points... tied her career highs in points (8) and rebounds (5) against Regis on 2/2... has blocked one shot in eight of the 12 games she has appeared in this season... tied career high with eight points and set career best total in rebounds against Eastern Nazarene on 2/18. #10 Erin McCullough 5-6 G FR Harvard, Mass. Points , vs. Nichols, 12/3 Rebounds , at Anna Maria, 1/17 Assists , vs. Green Mountain, 11/20 Steals , vs. Univ. of New England, 12/6 Blocks n/a Made her collegiate debut against Green Mountain on 11/20... has appeared in nine games off the bench in #12 Kayt Racz 5-10 G FR Worthington, Mass. Points , at Anna Maria, 1/17 Rebounds , vs. Eastern Nazarene, 2/18 Assists , vs. New England Col., 1/19 Steals , vs. Plymouth State, 11/29 Blocks n/a 3pt FG , 2 times Made her collegiate debut against Green Mountain on 11/20... has appeared in 11 games so far this season... set a career high with seven points in just five minutes at Anna Maria on 1/17. #14 Maritza Salema 5-7 G SO Stratham, N.H. Points , vs. New England Col., 1/19 Rebounds , at Regis, 2/2 Assists , 2 times Steals , 6 times Blocks , 2 times 3pt FG , vs. New England Col, 1/19 Points , vs. Regis, 2/3/05 Assists , 3 times 3pt FG , vs. Regis, 2/3/05 Saw her first action of the season in the win over Green Mountain on 11/20... set career highs in assists, steals and blocked shots in the win over Johnson & Wales on 12/10... has appeared in 12 games this season. #15 Kali Coleman 6-0 G FR Portsmouth, N.H. Points , 3 times Rebounds , 3 times Assists , 3 times Steals , vs. Roger Williams, 1/28 Blocks , vs. Johnson & Wales, 12/10 3pt FG , 4 times Set career highs in points, blocked shots and three-pointers made in the win over Johnson & Wales on 12/10... has come off the bench in each of the 26 games so far this season... tied her career high with six points against New England College on 1/19... set a new career high with eight points against Regis on 2/2... tied her career high with eight points against Eastern Nazarene on 2/18... tied her career high with eight points in the CCC Quarterfinal against Roger Williams.

7 #23 Shawn Kithcart 5-7 G/F JR Middletown, N.Y. Points , vs. Gordon, 2/4 Rebounds , vs. Green Mountain, 11/20 Assists , vs. Green Mountain, 11/20 Steals , 3 times Blocks n/a 3pt FG , vs. Johnson & Wales, 12/10 Points , vs. Eastern Nazarene, 1/10/04 Assists , 4 times Steals , vs. Eastern Nazarene, 1/10/04 Blocks , 2 times Played 11 minutes in the win over Green Mountain, grabbing six rebounds... made her first career three-pointer in the win over Johnson & Wales on 12/10... has appeared in 13 games off the bench. #24 Kristen Sorensen 5-9 F SR Coventry, Conn. Points , 2 times Rebounds , vs. Salve Regina, 2/23 Assists , at Anna Maria, 1/17 Steals , vs. W. New England, 11/19 Blocks , 5 times 3pt FG , 9 times Points , vs. Johnson & Wales, 12/2/03 Rebounds , at Salve Regina, 2/24/05 Steals , 2 times Blocks , 2 times 3pt FG , 13 times First Team All-Commonwealth Coast Conference... Leads team in scoring at 12.7 ppg... Second-team All-Commonwealth Coast Conference in Pre-season All-American, DIII News... Pre-season Commonwealth Coast Conference Player of the Year, DIII News... set a career high with seven assists in the win over Anna Maria on 1/17... scored her 1,000th career point in the win over Curry on 2/7... tied season high with 18 points against Salve Regina in the CCC Quarterfinals. #25 Lisa Cole 5-7 G SR Athol, Mass. Points , at Gordon, 1/12 Rebounds , 2 times Assists , vs. Nichols, 12/3 Steals , vs. Eastern Nazarene, 2/18 Blocks , 2 times 3pt FG , at Gordon, 1/12 Points , at New England Col., 2/20/03 Rebounds.. 8, vs. New England Col., 1/29/04 Steals , at Salve Regina, 1/26/02 3pt FG , at New England Col., 2/20/03 Commonwealth Coast Conference Defensive Player of the Year... Set Colby-Sawyer career steals record on 12/6 against the University of New England... currently has 309 career steals... Honorable mention All-Commonwealth Coast Conference in 2003 and set a career record with eight assists in the win over Nichols on 12/3... scored her 1,000th career point on 2/14 at New England College. #30 Lauren Vassallo 5-11 F FR Oxford, Conn. Points , vs. Eastern Nazarene, 2/18 Rebounds , vs. Green Mountain, 11/20 Assists , 8 times Steals , 2 times Blocks , 4 times 3pt FG , vs. Eastern Nazarene, 2/18 Made her collegiate debut against Green Mountain on 11/20... has appeared in 19 games off the bench this season... set or tied career records in points (20), assists (1), steals (2), blocks (1) and three-pointers (2) in the win against Eastern Nazarene on 2/18. #32 Emma Pasquale 5-11 F FR Eliot, Maine Points , at Curry, 2/7 Rebounds , at Regis, 2/2 Assists , 3 times Steals , vs. Roger Williams, 2/21 Blocks , at Anna Maria, 1/17 3pt FG , 2 times Has come off the bench in each of the 24 games so far this season... ranks second on the team with 21 blocked shots... named CCC Rookie of the Week on 1/23 after leading Colby-Sawyer to a four-point win over Salve Regina on 1/21... set a career high with 10 rebounds in win over Salve... had career-high five blocked shots against Anna Maria on 1/17... re-set her career high with 16 points against Gordon on 2/4... named CCC Rookie of the Week for the second time on 2/6... set a new career high with 18 points at Curry on 2/7. #33 Anne Coulter 5-9 F SR Hudson, N.H. Points , at Wentworth, 2/11 Rebounds , vs. Endicott, 2/25 Assists , at Gordon, 1/12 Steals , 2 times Blocks , 3 times Points , vs. Regis, 2/13/03 Assists , at Wentworth, 1/11/04 Steals , 4 times Blocks , 4 times 3pt FG , at Johnson & Wales, 12/3/02 Honorablem Mention All- Commonwealth Coast Conference... Tied career highs in rebounds and steals in the win over the University of New England on 12/6... Second-team All- Commonwealth Coast Conference in has appeared off the bench in 24 of the 26 games this season and started on 2/18 against Eastern Nazarene and on 2/21 against Roger Williams... set a new season high with 19 points at Wentworth on 2/11... grabbed a career-high 16 points in CCC Championship game against Endicott on 2/25.

8 #34 Stevi Valle 5-3 G FR Springfield, Mass. Points , 2 times Rebounds , vs. Eastern Nazarene, 2/18 Assists , vs. Eastern Nazarene, 2/18 Steals , at Suffolk, 11/22 Blocks , 2 times 3pt FG , 2 times Has come off the bench in 20 games so far this season... made her first career three-pointer in the win over Johnson & Wales on 12/10... tied her career high with five points at Gordon on 1/12... set career highs with three points and four assists against Eastern Nazarene on 2/18. #35 Noelle Surette 5-9 F SO Hollis, Maine Points , vs. Roger Williams, 1/28 Rebounds , vs. Endicott, 2/16 Assists , 2 times Steals , 2 times Blocks , 6 times 3pt FG , vs. Roger Williams, 1/28 Rebounds , vs. Regis, 2/3/05 Blocks , 11 times Made her first collegiate start on 11/19 against Western New England... has started all 26 games this season... tied her career high with 14 points in the loss at Endicott on 1/6... set new career highs in points, steals and three-pointers made on 1/28 against Roger Williams... had seven rebounds in the CCC Championship game against Endicott. #44 Ellen Naughton 5-6 G FR Reading, Mass. Points , at Regis, 2/2 Rebounds , at Salve Regina, 1/21 Assists , vs. Plymouth State, 11/29 Steals , vs. Wentworth, 1/24 Blocks n/a Made her first collegiate start and appearance on 11/19 against Western New England... started the first nine games this season before coming off the bench in the last pulled down a career-high eight rebounds in the win over Salve Regina on 1/21... set a new career high with four points against Regis on 2/2. #50 Stacey Hildreth 6-3 C JR Winchester, N.H. Points , 2 times Rebounds , 2 times Assists , 2 times Steals , vs. Johnson & Wales, 12/10 Blocks , vs. Plymouth State, 11/29 Has started the first 23 this season at center before missing two games due to injury... returned to the starting lineup in the CCC Semifinal win over Salve Regina... set career highs in points, rebounds, steals and blocks against Plymouth State on 11/29... was two blocks shy of her first career triple double against PSU... tied career marks with 20 points and 15 rebounds at Gordon on 1/12... scored 12 points and had 11 rebounds in the CCC Championship game against Endicott.