Official Game Notes FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON MONMOUTH Game Notes (6-16, 2-9 NEC) (11-11, 6-5 NEC)

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1 Official Game Notes FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON (6-16, 2-9 MONMOUTH (11-11, 6-5 NEC) Multipurpose Activity Center Sat., Feb. 6, :00 p.m. West Long Branch, NJ WMCX 88.9 FM ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS Metropolitan Campus 1000 River Road, H-AT1-01 Teaneck, NJ Voice Fax Fairleigh Dickinson Women s Basketball Schedule/Results NOV. 13 at Syracuse L, Nov. 16 HOWARD W, Nov. 18 at Lehigh L, Nov 22 at Rider W, Nov. 24 at Fordham L, Dec. 2 at United States Military Academy L, DEC. 5 SACRED HEART * L, DEC. 9 LAFAYETTE W, DEC. 12 SAINT PETER S W, Dec. 19 at St. Bonaventure L, DEC. 30 PRINCETON L, Jan. 4 at NJIT L, JAN. 7 BRYANT * W, JAN. 9 CENTRAL CONN. STATE * L, Jan. 11 at Quinnipiac * L, Jan. 14 at Robert Morris * L, Jan. 16 at St Francis (PA) * L, JAN. 21 ROBERT MORRIS * L, JAN. 23 ST. FRANCIS (PA) * W, Jan. 28 at Bryant * L, Jan. 30 at Central Connecticut State * L, FEB. 4 MONMOUTH * L, Feb. 6 at Monmouth * 3:00 p.m. FEB. 11 WAGNER * 4:00 P.M. FEB. 13 MOUNT ST. MARY S * 5:00 P.M. Feb. 18 at Long Island * 5:00 p.m. Feb. 20 at St. Francis (NY) * 2:00 p.m. Feb. 25 at Sacred Heart * 5:30 p.m. FEB. 27 QUINNIPIAC * 5:00 P.M. March 6 NEC Tournament Quarterfinals! TBA March 7 NEC Tournament Semifinals! TBA March 14 NEC Tournament Championship # 3:00 p.m. Home games in ALL CAPS * NEC Opponent! NEC Tournament - Hosted by St. Francis (PA) (Loretto, PA) ) # NEC Tournament - Hosted by Highest Remaining Seed (Televised on ESPNU) TODAY S ACTION: The Fairleigh Dickinson University women s basketball team hit the road for the road part of the home-and-home series versus NEC and in-state rival Monmouth. Tip-off versus the Hawks is slated for 3:00 p.m., Saturday, February 6. THE SERIES: The Hawks hold a advantage in the all-time series, with the Hawks winning at FDU Thursday night, Last season, the teams splits their two meetings, with each team winning on the road. The Knights won at Monmouth, 60-56, in overtime, and the Hawks won at FDU, In December 2008 at West Long Branch, Mariyah Laury came off the bench to score 18 points to lead the Knights to the four-point overtime victory. Jordan Sykes had arguably her best game as a Knight. She did not miss a shot Probable Starters # Name Cl. Pos Ht Averages Monmouth (2/4) 5 Jasmyra Saunders R-SO G ppg, 4.3 rpg 17 pts, 4 rebs, 3 steals 10 Alyssa Mayrose JR G/F ppg, 5.8 rpg 9 pts, 10 rebs 12 Mariyah Laury SO G ppg, 3.0 rpg 27 pts, 3 rebs 14 Jenna Strich JR G ppg, 2.3 rpg 0 pts, 5 rebs 15 Esther Wallace SO C ppg, 2.6 rpg 2 pts, 3 rebs Off the Bench the entire game (5-for-5 fgs, 3-for- 3 three-point fgs, 4-for-4 fts) and scored 17 points and grabbed five rebounds. She also recorded three steals. The Knights were up 26-9 at the half before the Hawks made a furious second half rally to force the extra period. Last January, the Hawks dominated from the start and cruised to a 15-point halftime lead before settling for the 20-point victory. Alyssa Mayrose led the Knights with 11 points and nine rebounds. Laury added ten points in the loss. SCOUTING MONMOUTH: The Hawks are led by freshman Alysha Womack. The 5 7 guard leads the team in scoring, averaging 12.1 points per game. She also leads the team in assists (47) and steals (30). Freshman Abby Martin leads the team in rebounding, averag- # Name Cl. Pos Ht Averages Monmouth (2/4) 20 Tara Kelly JR C Amy Longo SO F ppg, 2.4 rpg 0 pts, 1 rebs 23 Jordan Sykes R-JR G ppg, 3.7 rpg Erica McKeithan SO C/F ppg, 1.6 rpg 2 pts, 0 rebs 30 Danielle Pankey FR G/F Alannah Driscoll-Sbar FR G/F ppg, 3.6 rpg 0 pts, 2 rebs 33 Alexa Johnson SO F ppg, 0.0 rpg Kayla Killian JR F ppg, 2.5 rpg 6 pts, 3 rebs FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON WOMEN S BASKETBALL

2 ing 6.7 rebounds per game. The Hawks come into the game as the second best team in the NEC in terms of turnover margain. They average 2.14 less turnovers per game than their opponents. The Hawks have had a tough time shooting the basketball this season as they the second worst team in the conference in field goal percentage (35.5 percent). Defensively, the Hawks are the worst team in the conference in field goal percentage defense (42.8 percent), three-point field goal percentage defense (37.6 percent), and blocked shots per game (1.05). They are also the worst rebounding team in the NEC, averaging 33.5 rebounds per game. LAST TIME OUT: The Knights were defeated at home to NEC and in-state rival Monmouth, Ṡophomore Mariyah Laury led the Knights with a game-high 27 points. She scored 21 of the 27 after halftime. Redshirt sophomore Jasmyra Saunders added 17 points and three steals. Junior Alyssa Mayrose chipped in nine points and pulled down a gamehigh 10 rebounds to pace the Knights on the glass. The Hawks jumped out to a 4-0 lead before Mayrose put the Knights on the board with a pair of free throws. Down 11-4, the Knights went on a quick 6-0 run on two lay-ups by Laury and one by Erica McKeithan to cut the lead to 11-10, with 13:58 to go in the first half. Over the next two minutes, the Hawks scored six unanswered points of their own to go back up seven, Monmouth extended its lead to nine, 24-15, with 8:09 to go in the first half to take its largest lead of the half. However, the Knights responded by scoring 12 unanswered points over a 4:51 stretch to take their first lead of the game, 27-24, on Kayla Killian s old fashion three-point play. Mayrose started the run at the 7:02 mark in the first half with a lay-up. Saunders followed with the only three-pointer of the first half for the Knights. Saunders then scored again on a lay-up before Laury s jumper tied the game at 24. The Hawks responded by scoring the final six points over the final 1:50 of the half to go into halftime with a lead. Saunders led the Knights in the first half with 12 points. Mayrose was all over the glass as she led the team with seven first-half rebounds, including five on the offensive glass. Saunders added three steals on the defensive side General Location:...Teaneck, NJ Founded: Enrollment:...6,051 (Metropolitan Campus) Nickname:...Knights Colors:... Burgundy (PMS 201) and Blue (PMS 294) Arena (Capacity):... Stratis Arena at the Rothman Center (2,000) Affiliation:...NCAA Division I Conference:...Northeast (NEC) President:...Dr. J. Michael Adams University Provost:...Dr. Joseph Kiernan Campus Provost:...Dr. Robert Greenfield NCAA Faculty Athletics Representative:... Richard Panicucci Director of Athletics:...David A. Langford Senior Associate Athletics Director/Senior Women s Administrator:...Ann Gulino Associate Director of Athletics/Compliance...Rita Babikian-Andrini Director of University Athletic Development/Marketing:...Sean Morrison Assistant Athletics Director/Sports Medicine:... Cathy Liggett Assistant Athletics Director for Athletic Communications:...Sara Naggar Assistant Athletics Director for Academics:...Jennifer Quirk Business Manager:...Lynne Miles Secretary:... Lorraine Fecanin Athletics Phone: Athletics Fax: Ticket Office Phone: Women s Basketball Information Head Coach:...Peter Cinella Record at Fairleigh Dickinson/Years: /2 yrs. Career Record: /16 yrs. Women s Basketball Office Phone: Assistant Coaches:...Mary McConnell, third year...chante Bonds, third year Graduate Assistant Coach:...Mercedez Walker, first year Athletic Trainer:...Anna Sloan Overall Record: NEC Record/Finish:...9-9/t-sixth Starters Returning/Lost:...3/2 Letterwinners Returning/Lost:... 11/3 Newcomers:... 2 First season of varsity basketball: Overall all-time record: Athletic Communications Women s Basketball Contact:...Christopher Strauch ...strauchc@student.fdu.edu of the ball for the Knights. The Knights and Hawks each made 11 field goals in the first half. The only difference was that the Hawks only missed eight shots, while the Knights missed 23 shots. However, the Knights controlled the glass as they outrebounded the Hawks, Defensively in the first half, the Knights had six steals and forced 10 turnovers. The Hawks only had three steals and forced nine turnovers. The Hawks scored first in the second half on a three-pointer to extend their lead to six before Killian answered with a threepointer for the Knights to cut the FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON WOMEN S BASKETBALL

3 deficit to 33-30, with 17:04 to go in the game. Monmouth was able to extend its lead and took its largest lead of the game, 43-33, with 11:23 to go before the Knights rallied. After cutting the lead to six on three different occasions, Laury went to the free throw line on two different trips and made all four free throws to cut the lead to two, 46-44, with 7:04 to go. The Hawks went back up four three more times over the next 2:30, and Laury connected on two lay-ups and a jumper each time to keep the Knights within two points. With the Hawks ahead 52-50, the Knights saw Monmouth score six straight points to extend its lead back to eight at 58-50, with 3:08 to go in the game. The Knights were able to cut the lead to within five on four different occasions before Laury s jumper, with 0:13 left cut the lead to One free throw by Alysha Womack put the Hawks back up five before Saunders scored a layup with 0:03 to go in the game. The Knights fouled Monmouth s Carly Thibault, and she knocked down both free throws to give the Hawks the victory. For the game, the Hawks shot 46.7 percent (21-for-45) from the field. The Knights shot a little above their season average as they shot 39.7 percent (23-for- 58). The Knights won the rebounding battle for only the fourth time this season as they out-rebounded the Hawks, 34-28, including 15 on the offensive glass which resulted in 13 second chance Around the NEC... Saturday, Feb. 6 Sacred Quinnipiac Central Conn. State Mount. St. Mary Wagner St. Francis Robert Morris Sunday, Feb. 7 St. Francis Long Island 12:00 p.m. 1:00 p.m. 3:00 p.m. 4:00 p.m. 2:00 p.m. points. The two teams combined for 31 turnovers, with the Knights turning the ball over 15 times and the Hawks 16 times. The difference in the game was at the free throw line. The Hawks went to the line 36 times and made 24 of their attempts, while the Knights only went 19 times and converted 14 of their attempts. Abby Martin led the Hawks with 12 points on a perfect 5-for- 5 shooting from the field. Betsy Gadziala added 11 points. Chanel Gomez grabbed nine rebounds to lead the Hawks on the glass. HITTING THE BOARDS: Alyssa Mayrose has had double-digit rebounding games in two of the last three games. She had 13 rebounds at Bryant and pulled down 10 rebounds versus Monmouth. RARE OCCURANCE: The Knights out-rebounded Monmouth, This was only the fourth time this season the Knights have out-rebounded their opponents. SCORING MACHINE: Mariyah Laury has scored at least 20 points in four straight games. She is averaging 22.5 points per game during this stretch. 39 : Mariyah Laury has played 39 minutes in four straight games for the Knights. BACK ON TOP: Mariyah Laury is once again leading the NEC in scoring, averaging 17.8 points per game. She has scored 392 points on the season. SAUNDERS STEALS: Jasmyra Saunders leads the NEC in steals, averaging 2.84 thefts per contest. STARTING LINE NUMBER NINE: The Knights used their ninth different starting lineup this season versus Central Connecticut State KNIGHTS SINGLE GAME LEADERS Points: 32, Laury (vs. CCSU 1/9) Rebounds: 13, Mayrose (vs. St. Francis (PA) 1/23) Assists: 7, Sykes (at Syracuse 11/13) Steals: 7, Sykes (vs. Lafayette 12/9) Blocks: 3, Walllace (vs. Saint Peter s 12/12) Turnovers: 9, Laury (at St. Francis (PA) 1/16) FG Made: 12, Laury (vs. CCSU 1/9) 3-FG Made: 5, Mayrose (at Robert Morris 1/14) FT Made: 12, Laury (at Fordham 11/24) Minutes: NEC STANDINGS *As of 2/6/10 NEC OVERALL Team W L Pct. W L Pct. 1. Sacred Heart Robert Morris Long Island Bryant Monmouth St. Francis PA CCSU Wagner Quinnipiac The Mount FDU St. Francis NY , Laury (five times) ESTHER S ENERGY: Esther Wallace started for the first time this season versus Central Connecticut State and responded with a career-high 10 points in a season-high 26 minutes. JOHNSON JOINS: Reserve Alexa Johnson played in her first game this season versus Central Connecticut State. TROUBLE FINISHING: The loss versus Bryant was the fourth time this season the Knights had a lead with at least three minutes left in the game and failed to score a point the rest of the game. COMING BACK AND FALLING SHORT: The loss versus Bryant marked the third time the Knights FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON WOMEN S BASKETBALL

4 have rallied from double-digit second half deficits to take the lead before losing the game. MUCH NEEDED W : The Knights win versus St. Francis (PA) snapped a season-high five game losing streak. WHERE DID THAT COME FROM?: The Knights pulled down a season-high 53 rebounds versus St. Francis (PA) as they only out-rebounded their opponent for only the third time this season. DOUBLE-DOUBLE: Alyssa Mayrose recorded the Knights first double-double on the season as she scored 13 points and grabbed a season-high 13 rebounds versus St. Francis (PA). MORE BOARD NOTES: Esther Wallace came off the bench and grabbed a career-high nine rebounds in only 17 minutes of action. SKID MUST END: The Knights are looking to end their seasonhigh five game losing streak versus St. Francis (PA). EIGHT IS NOT SO GREAT: The Knights used their eighth different starting lineup versus Robert Morris, their fourth different one in as many games. FIRST START: Erica McKeithan was inserted into the starting lineup for the first time this season, replacing Kayla Killian who started the previous 17 contests. UNLUCKY SEVEN: The Knights used their seventh different starting lineup of the season versus St. Francis (PA). It was also their third different one is as many games. LOVES DEGOL ARENA: Last time out versus St. Francis (PA), Jasmyra Saunders set a new career-high with 26 poins, breaking her previous career-high of 24 points set two years earlier at St. Francis (PA). RALLY S FALLING SHORT: The Knights came up short in their 15 point second-half rally versus St. Francis (PA). Despite taking a lead with under three minutes to go, the Knights were unable to score the rest of the game. This was the second time in NEC play that the Knights have rallied from 15 points down in the second-half to take the lead and lost. The previous time was when CCSU defeated the Knights at home, CAREER NIGHT FROM DOWN- TOWN: Alyssa Mayrose set career-highs in both makes and attempts from three-point range as she went 5-for-8 versus Robert Morris. She finished with a game-high 21 points. ANOTHER GAME, ANOTHER LINEUP: The Knights used their sixth different starting lineup of the season versus Robert Morris FIFTH TIME NOT THE CHARM: The Knights used their fifth different starting lineup versus Quinnipiac. COMING OFF THE PINE: Alyssa Mayrose came off the bench for the first time this season versus Quinnipiac. She scored 10 points and grabbed a season-high eight rebounds in 33 minutes. NOT JUST A SCORER: Mariyah STATISTICAL MATCH-UP Laury dished out a career-high six assists versus Quinnipiac. ERICA EXECUTING: Erica McKeithan had her best performance of the season versus Quinnipiac. She tied a career-high with nine points and grabbed a seasonhigh five rebounds in a seasonhigh 19 minutes. She also went 5-for-8 from the line, establishing career-highs in both makes and attempts. BACK IN THE STARTING LINEUP: Alannah Driscoll-Sbar was placed back in the starting lineup versus Quinnipiac and tied a career-high with 11 points and knocked down three baskets from behind the arc. STRICH STEALING: Jenna Strich had a team-high four steals versus Quinnipiac, a new careerhigh. CAREER GAME: Mariyah Laury arguably had her best game as a Knight versus Central Connecticut State. She scored a careerhigh 32 points on a career-best 12 field goals in the loss to Central Connecticut State. These career highs came one game after setting career highs in the same categories. PASS HAPPY: The Knights recorded a season-high 14 assists versus Central Connecticut State. Jasmyra Saunders set a new career-high in the game with six. CATEGORY FDU MU Scoring Offense Scoring Defense Free Throw Pct Field Goal Pct Three-point Pct Rebounds Rebounding Margin Blocked Shots Assists Steals Turnover Margin FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON WOMEN S BASKETBALL

5 BEST WEEK: The Knights had their best shooting week of the season. The team shot 51 percent from the field, including 43 percent (23-54) from behind the arc. FORCING TURNOVERS: The Knights also forced 69 turnovers in the three games last week, including 25 in the back to back games versus NJIT and Bryant. LUCKY NUMBER 7 : Junior guard Alyssa Mayrose has made at least seven field goals in five of 14 games this season. GOING OFF: Mariyah Laury scored a career-high 26 points versus Bryant on 9-14 shooting from the field. She also made all three three-point attempts. 1-2 COMBO: Mariyah Laury and Alyssa Mayrose combined for 44 points versus Bryant. Mayrose set a new career-high with eight made field goals (on 12 attempts). BEST OF THE SEASON: The Knights had their best shooting night of the season versus Bryant as they shot 56 percent (30-54) from the field and 50 percent (7-14) from three-point range. BALL SNATCHERS: The Knights recorded a season-high in steals with 16 versus Bryant. Jasmyra Saunders and Alannah Driscoll- Sbar each had four steals to lead FDU. The Knights also forced 25 turnovers for the second straight game. THEY RE OPEN: Jenna Stich recorded a career high five assists versus Bryant. COMMON OPPONENTS: The Knights and Blue Devils have played against two common opponents in their non-conference schedules. Both teams were defeated by NJIT. CCSU defeated Fordham at home, 64-57, while the Knights lost at Fordham, SCORELESS LATE: Leading 61-60, the Knights failed to score over the final 3:32 versus NJIT. FINALLY LOSING: The Knights lost their first game of the season when leading at halftime and with five minutes to go in the game. The loss also marked the first time the Knights have lost when shooting between 40 and 49 percent from the field. SCORCHING SAUNDERS: Jasmyra Saunders had her best game of the season versus NJIT, scoring 22 points on 7-13 shooting. She also knocked down her first two three-point baskets of the season. Saunders also set new career highs with free throws made (six) and free throws attempted (nine). She also had five steals. LINEUP SHUFFLE: The Knights had their second different starting lineup in as many games versus NJIT. Amy Longo made her first start of the season, and Jasmyra Saunders returned to the starting lineup. THREE-COLA : The Knights had their best shooting night from three-point range versus NJIT. The team shot 44 percent (8-18). Alyssa Mayrose and Jenna Strich each connected on three threepointers. DISTRIBUTING THE ROCK: Mariyah Laury tied a career-high with five assists versus NJIT. BALL CONTROL PROBLEMS: The Knights committed a seasonhigh 28 turnovers versus NJIT. STREAKING NO MORE: Guard Mariyah Laury s regular season streak of scoring in double figures ended at 21 after only scoring five points versus Princeton. CHILLY INSIDE: The Knights registered their worst shooting performance of the season versus Princeton. FDU shot just 21 percent (12-56) from the field. NEW FACE: Jenna Strich made her first start of the season for the Knights versus Princeton. She responded with six points and a career-high six rebounds, which led the team. KILLIAN KILLING: Kayla Killian had a career-high seven points versus Princeton and made a three-pointer for the second straight game. #24 GOES FOR FOUR: Erica McKeithan scored a season-high four points, including hitting her first career three-pointer (on her first career attempt) versus Princeton. She also played a seasonhigh 16 minutes. GARDEN STATE FOES: NJIT is the fourth opponent for the Knights from New Jersey. The Knights defeated Rider and Saint Peter s earlier this season and lost to Princeton. FDU still has to play NEC- rival Monmouth twice during the conference season. BREAK OUT: Center Esther Wallace had her best performance of the season versus St. Bonaventure. In 20 minutes of play off the bench, she scored a career-high six points, and tied a career-high with seven rebounds. HISTORY: The win over Saint Peter s was the first in the history of the program versus the Peahens. TWO IN A ROW: The victory versus Saint Peter s gave the Knights consecutive victories for the first time all season. HARD TO TOP: The Knights forced 28 turnovers versus Saint Peter s after forcing a seasonhigh 24 versus Lafayette. They also recored 14 more steals versus the Peahens to give them a total of 29 thefts in two games. Jasmyra Saunders had six thefts versus Saint Peter s after Jordan FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON WOMEN S BASKETBALL

6 Sykes recorded seven versus Lafayette. forced 24 turnovers, both seasonbests, too. season-low seven times versus Army. TOUGH TO GET 20: The Knights held Saint Peter s and Lafayette to under 20 points in the first half. LONG DISTANCE DENIED: The Knights failed to connect for at least one three-pointer for the first time all season versus Saint Peter s. The Peahens also failed to connect, too, as the teams shot a combined 0-15 from long range. BLOCK PARY: The Knights had a season-high five blocks, including three by Esther Wallace, which tied a career high. ATLANTIC 10: The match-up versus St. Bonaventure will be the second of two games againstatlantic 10 Conference Opponents. The Knights played at Fordham and lost on November 24. NY STATE OF MIND: St. Bonaventure is the fourth of six opponents FDU plays from the Empire State. RE-ENTRY: Freshman Alannah Driscoll-Sbar was inserted back into the starting lineup versus Lafayette. She responded with a career high 11 points and led the team with six rebounds. PROVIDING ENERGY: The Knights had their best bench performcane of the season, so far, versus Lafayette. The team had 21 points off the bench, led by Jenna Strich (11 points) and Jasmyra Saunders (9 points, 6 rebounds). Saunders played 25 minutes, and Strich played 21. Saunders 25 minutes broke Strich s season-high of 23 minutes for most minutes played by a Knight off the bench this season. DEFENSE ALL-AROUND: The Knights had their best defensive performance of the season versus Lafayette. The 39 points allowed was a season-best. The Knights recorded 15 thefts and BOXING OUT: The Knights won the rebounding battle for only the second time this season in the win over Lafayette. They out-rebounded the Leopards, 39-25, including 18 offensive rebounds, a season-high. MAKING IT LOOK EASY: Jordan Sykes tied a career high versus Lafayette with seven steals. She also had six assists and did not turn the ball over. LOOKING FOR A W : The Knights are looking for their ever victory over Saint Peter s. FDU is 0-16 all-time versus the Peahens. MAAC: The Knights look to go to 2-0 this season versus opponents from the MAAC. FDU defeated Rider, 82-77, back on November 22. OFF THE BENCH: Jenna Strich logged a season-high 23 minutes versus Sacred Heart, the most minutes by a Knight off the bench this season. PATRIOT LEAGUE: Lafayette is the third and final Patriot League team the Knights play this season. FDU has already lost to Lehigh and Army this season. KEYSTONE OPPONENTS: Lafayette is the second of four opponents the Knights play from Pennsylvania. FDU already played Lehigh and plays Robert Morris and St. Francis (PA) in NEC play. ONLY TWO: Alyssa Mayrose and Jasmyra Saunders are the only current Knights who played in the game two years ago versus Lafayette. However, Jordan Sykes was on the team but was out for the season with an injury. Also, current graduate assistant Mercedes Walker played in the game for the Knights. PROTECTING THE ROCK: The Knights turned the ball over a RIPPING EM DOWN: Jasmyra Saunders grabbed a career high 10 rebounds in the loss at Army. HOME SWEET HOME: The Knights finally return home for three games after a four straight games on the road that saw saw the team go 1-3. OVER 50 : The Knights shot 53 percent from the field last time out versus Fordham, the first time SAUNDERS SOLID DEBUT: Redshirt sophomore Jasmyra Saunders made her season debut for the Knights versus Rider. In her first game action since the season, the guard was placed in the starting lineup and scored 11 points, grabbed seven rebounds, and had four steals in 31 minutes. FEARSOME FOURSOME: Four of the five current starters are averaging double figure points for the Knights. Alyssa Mayrose is averaging 18.0 ppg, Mariyah Laury is averaging 17.5 ppg, and both Jordan Sykes and Jasmyra Saunders are averaging 11.0 ppg. 6th MAN: Junior forward Jenna Strich came off the bench for her best performance of the season versus Rider, scoring eight points and hitting two key three pointers. CINELLA SQUAD HIGH: The 82 points scored versus Rider is the most points scored by a Pete Cinella coached FDU team. The Knights are 2-0 under Cinella when they score at least 80 points. THREE POINTERS: Guard Mariyah Laury has made at least two three pointers in all three games this season. WINDOW WASHER: Guard Jordan Sykes set a new career high FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON WOMEN S BASKETBALL

7 with 10 rebounds versus Lehigh after setting a career high two nights before versus Howard. NEAR MISS: Guard Jordan Sykes just missed her first career double-double. The red-shirt junior fell one rebound short as she finished the game versus Howard with 19 points and a career high nine rebounds in 33 minutes. CAREER NIGHT #1: Besides setting a career high for rebounds with nine, Jordan Sykes set new carrer highs in free throws attempted with 12 and free throws made with 11. CAREER NIGHT #2: Mariyah Laury also set a new career record at the free throw line. She also set new career highs in free throws attempted (12) and free throws made (11). NEW SCHOOL RECORD: Fairleigh Dickinson set a new school record versus Howard at the free throw line by converting 32 free throws, breaking the old mark of 29 set by the team. For the game, the Knights shot 89 percent (32-36). SETTLING IN: Freshman Alannah Driscoll-Sbar made her second career start and scored a career high eight points and grabbed a career high seven rebounds in 30 minutes of action. RESERVE NO MORE: Junior Kayla Killian has made a smooth transition to the starting lineup. The starting center for the Knights had a career high five points in 21 minutes versus Howard on Nov. 16. NO SENIORS: There are no seniors on the Knights roster this season. Jordan Sykes would be a senior, but she was granted a redshirt after missing the entire season with an injury. SAUNDERS SIGHTING: Redshirt sophomore Jasmyra Saunders returns to the Knights this season after missing all of last year with an injury. Two years ago, the guard was named to the NEC All-Rookie Team after averaging 8.8 ppg. FRESHMAN DEBUT: Alannah Driscoll-Sbar made her collegiate debut versus Syracuse as one of the five starters for the Knights. The freshman contributed five points, six rebounds, and a team high three steals in 33 minutes. PRESEASON NEC POLL: According to a preseason poll voted on by league coaches, Fairleigh Dickinson was predicted to finish sixth in the 12-team conference, released, Nov. 5. Along with the poll resutls, the preseason All-NEC team was also released. None of the honorees are seniors (three juniors and two sophomores). Defending conference champ, Sacred Heart, stands as the preseason favorite to capture the NEC women s basketball crown. Saint Francis (PA), which fell to Sacred Heart in the 2009 NEC Championship Game, garnered two first-place votes to finish second in the poll, one spot ahead of Central Connecticut State (third). Robert Morris claimed the lone remaining firstplace nod and took fourth. Fairleigh Dickinson is sandwiched between No. 5 Quinnpiac and Garden State rival Monmouth (seventh). Mount St. Mary s claimed the eighth spot in front of Long Island (ninth) and NEC newcomer Bryant (tenth). Wagner (eleventh) and St. Francis (NY) (twelfth) round out the results of the annual preseason survey. Being picked in the middle of the pack can sometimes be a good spot to be, third-year head coach Peter Cinella said. Our goal is to finish at the top, and it will take a lot of work to get there. We want to be the team on the attack and become one of those top teams OUTLOOK: In , the new rendition of the Knights will look to continue to build on the foundation their leader has built for them over the past two seasons. A year ago, Cinella s squad was coming off a season in which they were seeded fifth in the conference tournament. Expectations were high going into the season, as they were tabbed to finish fifth in the NEC. However, a string of injuries and bad breaks kept the Knights from building on their momentum from the previous season. Instead, they took a step back in terms of overall wins and losses. However, the Knights did finish 9-9 in the conference for the second straight season, earning the seventh seed in the conference tournament. Fairleigh Dickinson s winning percentage proved the lowest in the heralded coach s 16-year collegiate career. The squad looks to take two steps forward this season in terms of its overall record and performance. Throughout his career, Cinella has learned that winning is an attitude an attained swagger ultimately providing a byproduct of effort and ability. In his third season at the helm, he is saddled with the responsibility of making his young squad believe (there are no seniors on the squad), trust their individual abilities, their teammates commitment, and FDU s potential as a unit. In all, year three proves a pivotal stepping-stone in a turnaround venture, as Cinella gameplans to bring the women s basketball program to the Northeast Conference elite. We have four girls returning who all have the potential to score in double figures every night, Cinella said. We re looking to be competitive throughout the season, and need to prove ourselves every game. Cinella said. The team will feature high energy and hustle for all 40 minutes. The staff expects a winning season and another berth in the NEC Tournament. The team has already started FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON WOMEN S BASKETBALL

8 to establish an identity for this season. On offense, look for the Knights to push the ball when they have the chance. If not, the team will execute plays in their half court offense. Cinella said the half court offense is an open offense, comparing it to the dribble drive. On defense, look for the Knights to change their defenses up to confuse their opponents along with mixing in some presses from time to time. We are a quick, athletic, guard-focused team. On offense and defense, we need to take advantage of our personnel and get to the line. We ranked second in the league last season in free throw percentage (.746), Cinella said. Defensively, we will be giving up some height, so we will need to force turnovers with our quickness. We have been one of the top teams in the league in field goal percentage, including second overall my first year. Leading the Knights will be sophomore guard Mariyah Laury. The native of Orange, NJ looks to improve on her overall game after a very impressive freshman year in which she was named to the Northeast Conference All- Rookie Team. Laury averaged 14.5 points per game to pace the Knights, and her scoring productivity ranked her fourth in the nation for freshman. She will be going into this season riding an 11-game regular season streak of registering double-figure scoring outputs. Junior guard Alyssa Mayrose returns as the only player to start in all 30 contests for the Knights last season. The Freehold, NJ native and last year s Team MVP was recently named captain for this season s edition of the Knights. Mayrose returns as the second leading scorer (12.1 ppg) and leading rebounder (7.1 rpg) from last season. Alyssa is a very good allaround player. She is one of the best defenders in the league. She had a very strong second half of the season last year scoring, including a 30 point outburst in a win win against Mount St. Mary s, Cinella said. Handling the point guard duties for the Knights this season will be red-shirt junior Jordan Sykes. The former NEC All-Rookie performer is looking to build off last year s campaign in which she came off a serious injury. Sykes started 29 of 30 contests last season and averaged a respectable 7.2 ppg. She led the team in assists with 97 and steals with 44. Jordan is going to be much improved coming into this season, Cinella said. She is an aggressive scorer at the point and will also get a lot of assists and rebounds at the position. Last season she had four games where she scored 17 or more points. Jasmyra Saunders returns to the team this season after ng all of last year with an injury. The red-shirt sophomore will be a welcomed addition to the Knights and will add more scoring punch to an all ready deep backcourt. The high-scoring wing was a member of the NEC All-Rookie team after a freshman campaign in which she led the Knights in steals (55) and averaged 13 points per game over her final 12 contests. Another Knight returns to the team this season after also missing last season with an injury. Junior guard Jenna Strich will rejoin the team and look to rediscover her shot from long range. A starter on seven occasions during her freshman campaign, Stritch led the team in three-point shooting and ranked 14th overall in the NEC that season. Sophomore Esther Wallace will be knocking on the door for a starting spot at the center position this season. The 6 2 center started 10 games last season for the Knights as a true freshman. Esther will vie for a starting position, Cinella said. She has improved her offensive game while continuing to maintain a presence on the boards. Sophomore Erica McKeithan will also compete for the starting center position. She started the first twenty games last season and is expected to return and improve on her freshman year campaign. Sophomore forward Amy Longo will also be counted on to contribute more this season. She logged a career high 30 minutes in the NEC tournament game verses Central Connecticut State last season. Juniors Tara Kelly, a center, and Kayla Killian, a forward, will play key roles off the bench. At 6 3, Kelly adds a good athletic outside shot and the ability to block shots. Killian is a solid defender and rebounder on the low post. Freshman Alannah Driscoll-Sbar will look to crack the rotation. One of two freshman on this year s roster, Driscoll-Sbar is a long, athletic defender with a good outside shot. Driscoll-Sbar recorded 1,148 career points, fueled by 17.6 ppg during her senior season at Northampton High in Florence, MA. The McDonald s All-American nominee was also a two-time All-Western Massachusetts standout. She garnered Max- Prep s First Team All-State acclaim. On three occasions, Florence s Gazette and Republic newspapers gave Driscoll-Sbar First Team honors. Rounding out the squad are sophomore Alexa Johnson and freshman Danielle Pankey. Both players would like to improve their overall games. Pankey comes to FDU as a four-year letter winner who played for Middletown South High and hails from Middletown, NJ. She stands as the school s third-leading scorer (1,357 points). Her senior campaign produced 19.3 points per game and 5.2 rebounds a night. She shot over 40% from the floor, including a 39% showing from downtown. THE SCHEDULE: The Knights will play 17 of their 29 contests on the road, including five out of their first six. The season opener on Friday, Nov. 13 presents a tough challenge. The team will make the long drive north and west to FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON WOMEN S BASKETBALL

9 face the Orange from Syracuse University at the Carrier Dome. Howard University represents the squad s home opener at 7:00 p.m., Monday, Nov. 16 at the Stratis Arena in Hackensack, NJ. Road tilts at Lehigh University (Nov. 18), Rider University (Nov. 22), Fordham University (Nov. 24), and Army (Dec. 2) follow before the team comes home to play three contests in a row. We open up with a lot of tough teams on the road and are excited about our tough out of conference schedule, Cinella said. We are excited to open up against Syracuse. Lehigh will present a very tough challenge, too. We always try to maintain our in-state rivalries and play the teams that are close in proximity. The Northeast Conference slate kicks-off at home on Dec. 5 versus Sacred Heart University The team then has two more non-conference games at home - the squad faces 12 total - versus Lafayette College (Dec. 9) and Saint Peter s College (Dec. 12). The Knights go on the road to play St Bonaventure University on Dec. 19. After an extended break for the holiday season, the team returns home for a matchup against Princeton University right before the New Year on Dec. 30. The team then travels to the New Jersey Institute of Technology on Jan. 4 before jumping into their conference season. The team plays at home on Jan. 7 against Bryant University, the newest member of the Northeast Conference. Central Connecticut State University then comes to Stratis Arena two days later for a home tilt on Jan 9. There are some strong teams in the conference this season, Cinella said. We will undoubtedly be challenged each and every night. We ll look to do some damage during the second semester. The Knights then will go on the road for three conference games with the first matchup against Quinnipiac on Jan. 11. The team will then make their annual Pennsylvania trip to face Robert Morris University (Jan. 14) and Saint Francis University (PA) on Jan. 16. The team then returns home for two games against the same two Pennsylvania teams the following week. Robert Morris comes to Hackensack on Jan. 21 and Saint Francis (PA) comes two days later on Jan. 23. Bryant University hosts the Knights (Jan. 28) with a second contest as does Central Connecticut State University on Jan. 30. The team then comes home for a home and home matchup against conference rival Monmouth. The teams get together for a game on Feb. 4 before the Knights go down to West Long Branch for a game on Feb. 6. The Knights play host to Wagner College on Feb. 11 and Mount St. Mary s University on Feb. 13 before making the trip to Brooklyn to play Long Island University on Feb 18 and St. Francis College (NY) on Feb. 20. This is the only time the Knights will play these four conference foes this season. After a return game at Sacred Heart University on Feb. 25, the squad comes home for their regular season finale and Senior Day on Feb. 27 against Quinnipiac University. THE POSTSEASON: St. Francis (PA) will host the NEC quarterfinals and semifinals on March 6 and March 7, respectively. On March 14, the highest remaining seed will host the title game on ESPNU at 3:00 p.m. CINELLA SOUNDS OFF: Monmouth (2/4): We did a good job on the boards. We need more players stepping up to be threats. We also need to find away to keep Monmouth off the free throw line before we play them again Saturday. Central Connecticut State (1/30): We played a good first half. Mariyah Laury played hard all game. We did a great job of getting the ball inside. We have to defend and rebound better. Bryant (1/28): We did a great job of battling back from down 10 to take the lead. We were unable to step-up and get a big stop. Bryant was able to hit the big shot down the stretch. St. Francis (PA) (1/23): We really battled hard. The team stepped up and defended and rebounded extremely well. We had great intensity in the second half. The girls wanted it and showed their desire. This was a big win for us versus a very good team. Robert Morris (1/21): Robert Morris completely dominated us on the boards. We couldn t get anything going. We worked on it the last two days in practice. St. Francis (PA) (1/16): We did a great job coming back. We played one of our better stretches of the season to comeback the way we did. Lilley s three changed momentum when she tied the game at 61. We played hard, but I think we ran out of gas. Give St. Francis (PA) credit for knocking down back to back perimeter jumpers. Robert Morris (1/14): When we cut the lead to eight, I though we were in good position to make a run, but they exploded and we couldn t get anything started. Quinnipiac (1/11): Offensively, I thought we did a pretty good job. We were able to get some good shots. Defensively, we gave them too many opportunities inside to make baskets. I was proud of the team for battling back to cut the lead to single digits in the final minute. We just couldn t get the steal to put us over the top FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON WOMEN S BASKETBALL

10 Central Connecticut State (1/9): We showed a lot of courage down 15 points to take the lead in the last minute. Our offense really clicked tonight. We have to do a better job of rebounding the basketball. Bryant (1/7): Overall, it was a great team effort. The team had 40 minutes of intensity. We really stepped up and played our best all-around game. NJIT (1/4): We played really well for the first 30 minutes, taking a nine-point lead. Over the last 10 minutes we hit a tough stretch, and they made their comeback from the free throw line. Overall, I thought we played pretty well, but we have to keep people off the line. Princeton 12/30: Princeton is an unbelievable team. They are the best team we have played all season. There were a couple of points during the first half I thought we could hang with them, but they kept hitting shots. St. Bonaventure 12/19: We played a great first half and had the lead for much of it. Our goal was to be within five points with less than 10 minutes to go and Kayla Killian hits a big three to do that. St. Bonaventure stepped up and hit some big threes and showed why they are an 11-0 team. Overall, we did some very good things today. Saint Peter s 12/12: I am very proud of the team. Our defense was excellent. We forced a lot of turnovers. We did a great job driving the lane and getting good shots. Lafayette 12/9: The team really moved the ball well. We did a great job of driving the paint. Defensively, we did a great job fighting over players and had a much better game rebounding. Sacred Heart 12/5: Sacred Heart is a very good team. They shoot the ball great. We have to improve our overall shooting ability and rebounding. Army 12/2: We went on a really good run to take a lead. They grabbed big offensive rebounds down the stretch. They are a well-coached team and have hard-nosed players. We need to do a better job of rebounding late in the game. Rider 11/22: I am very proud of our team effort. We had to battle all 40 minutes. Our players were very mentally tough. I thought we played well when we were down early, but we hung in there and played great in the second half. Every player contributed. Lehigh 11/18: We played really well in the first half. In the second half, they showed us why they are a championship-level ball club. We ve got to do a better job of forcing turnovers when we are playing against teams that are that sharp on offense. Howard 11/16: I am very proud of the team. We did an excellent joat the line. Howard is going to have a good season. They have a lot of weapons. We did a great job at handling their pressure. Syracuse 11/13: I am very proud of the team. We did a great job. We had the lead at 32-31, and they hit a couple of big shots to end the first half. They outrebounded us pretty well in the second half. I am very proud of the team for battling. We need to get ready for Monday night. MONMOUTH S SIDELINE: A new era in Monmouth University women s basketball was ushered in on Tuesday, May 13, 2008 when Stephanie Gaitley was announced as the sixth Division-I head coach in program history at a press conference in historic Wilson Hall. A renowned instructor of the game, who is one of the most personable coaches in the profession, Gaitley brings with her a winning attitude that she displays both on and off the court. In 23 seasons as a collegiate head coach, Gaitley has amassed a career record of She enters her second her season at MU, and her 24th season as a collegiate head coach, with one of the youngest teams in the country. Gaitley s Hawks feature eight freshmen and two transfers. In Gaitley s first season in West Long Branch last year, she led the Hawks to an record and a third-place tie in the Northeast Conference final regular season standings. Gaitley s team s 18 wins tied for the most program victories in a season since Gaitley led Monmouth to its second straight NEC Tournament Quarterfinal upset, topping fourth-seeded Quinnipiac last season before falling to eventual tournament champion Sacred Heart in the semis. She also led the Hawks to the 2008 UTEP Thanksgiving Classic Championship in El Paso, Texas where the Hawks defeated the host Miners in their first game at the tournament before coming back to defeat Utah State in the Title Game. In the game with the Aggies, Gaitley faced a former player in Raegan Pebley, formerly Scott, a former Colorado player who Gaitley coached with USA Basketball. Always a strong defensive coach, Gaitley s squad last season was no different. Monmouth s defense lead the Northeast Conference in scoring defense a year ago, and ranked 19th in the nation, allowing under 55 points per game. Monmouth ranked third in the NEC in field goal percentage defense, limiting the opposition to 38.6% shooting and the Hawks were 10-0 overall and 4-0 in the league when holding their opponents to 50 points or less last year and 16-5 overall and 9-2 in the NEC when allowing less than 60 points. In her first season at Monmouth, Gaitley mentored All-NEC First Teamer Jennifer Bender to one of the program s most productive individual seasons ever. Bender, who was also named to the CoSIDA/ ESPN The Magazine District II Academic All-American Team, led the FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON WOMEN S BASKETBALL

11 Hawks with 16.2 points and 7.9 rebounds per game, respectively, figures that placed her sixth and fifth in the league. She was named the MVP and Defensive Player of the Tournament in leading Monmouth to the UTEP Thanksgiving Classic championship in El Paso, Texas in November. Bender also became the 14th player in Monmouth history to reach 1,000 points and closed out her star-studded career sixth on the school s all-time list with 1,301 points and 727 rebounds. Gaitley came to Monmouth from Long Island University where she served as the head coach of the Blackbirds for six seasons, accumulating a record at the helm of the program. She left the Brooklyn school as the winningest coach in LIU women s basketball history. In her final season at the school, , she guided LIU to a school-record 24 wins and the top seed in the Northeast Conference Tournament. In her time in Brooklyn, she led LIU to a pair of 20-win seasons, the first NEC Regular Season title and first WNIT bid in program history and was named the NEC Coach of the Year. At Long Island, Gaitley recruited and tutored the first player in conference history to win the league s Rookie and Player of the Year honors in the same season when Valerie Nainima accomplished the feat in Nainima is also a member of the Fiji women s national basketball team. It is Gaitley s international roots that have served her so well in her career with players such as Nainima. Gaitley has had three of her former international players either drafted or in camp with WNBA teams, and has conducted SVG camps all over the world for the past 20 years. She also served as an assistant coach for the United States in 2000 at the Jones Cup, helping lead the team to the gold medal. She also helped lead the country to a silver medal as the coach of the West Team at the 1995 U.S. Olympic Festival. Gaitley s teams have always prided themselves on defense, as evidence by her Blackbird squad that led the Northeast Conference in scoring defense the last two years, including holding the opposition to 54.8 points per game last season. In fact, from , Coach Gaitley s teams ranked in the top-10 in the nation in scoring defense nine times. One of the most apparent attributes about Coach Gaitley is her family-valued and likeable demeanor. Gaitley has an outgoing personality that is contagious throughout her program. She has maintained a longstanding, successful career based around her attitude and ability to convey her beliefs as a coach and as a mentor to her players. Prior to her stint with Long Island, Gaitley was the head coach at Saint Joseph s in Philadelphia, Pa. for 10 seasons. She led the Hawks to five 20-win seasons and two Atlantic 10 Championships in her time there while earning five NCAA Tournament bids, including three at-large berths. Her teams advanced to the second round of the NCAA Tournament three times and she earned both a preseason and postseason WNIT bid while with Saint Joseph s. She led the Hawks to a mark in her 11 years in Philadelphia and currently sits as the second-winningest coach in school history. In , Gaitley s second season with Saint Joseph s, she went 21-8, which kick-started a run of qualifying for the NCAA Tournament in three of the next four years. Gaitley s teams in and went a combined at Saint Joseph s. Her teams qualified for the NCAA Tournament in each season, and her team went 25-6 and won the Atlantic 10 Conference Championship. Gaitley s first collegiate head coaching job was at the University of Richmond from While with the Spiders, she compiled a record while winning 20 or more games in a season four times. She led Richmond to two Colonial Athletic Association Championships and earned a pair of NCAA Tournament bids. She was named the CAA Coach of the Year in and also led the Spiders to a WNIT bid. At Richmond, Gaitley enjoyed four consecutive 20-win seasons from , which included three consecutive trips to the postseason. During her last two seasons with the Spiders, she went a combined and won the Colonial Athletic Association Championship each season while advancing to the NCAA Tournament in both years. Gaitley is the Virginia school s alltime winningest coach. The Ocean City, N.J. native s first foray into collegiate coaching came after she graduated from college, where she was an assistant at Saint Joseph s from Gaitley graduated from Villanova in 1982 with a Bachelor of Science degree in education and was an academic All-American that season. She received her Master of Science degree in secondary education at Villanova in The school inducted her into its Hall of Fame in 1993, three years after she was enshrined into the Philadelphia Big Five Hall of Fame. Gaitley served as chairperson of the Kodak All-America Committee from and is a member of the Women s Basketball Coaches Association, where she has served as the NEC Conference Captain for the past two years. Coach Gaitley and her two sisters, Courtney and Coco, hold a piece of NCAA history. During the season, Stephanie and Courtney, while playing for Villanova, played against Coco, who played for FDU, marking the first time in NCAA history that three sisters competed in the same game. Coach Gaitley learned early on in her basketball career about success as she was a member of the Ocean City High School girl s basketball team that went in league play from under head coach Pat Dougherty. She is a member of the South Jersey and Ocean City High School Halls of Fame FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON WOMEN S BASKETBALL

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13 Fairleigh Dickinson Women s Basketball Rosters NUMERICAL NO. NAME YR POS HT HOMETOWN/PREVIOUS SCHOOL 5 Jasmyra Saunders r-so G 5-6 Trenton, NJ/Trenton Catholic 10 Alyssa Mayrose JR G/F 5-10 Freehold, NJ/Freehold 12 Mariyah Laury SO G 5-7 Orange, NJ/Orange 14 Jenna Strich JR G 5-9 Brick, NJ/Red Bank Catholic 15 Esther Wallace SO C 6-2 Springfield, MA/Springfield Central 20 Tara Kelly JR C 6-3 Long Valley, NJ/West Morris Central 22 Amy Longo SO F 5-11 Pittsburgh, PA/North Catholic 23 Jordan Sykes r-jr G 5-9 Avalon, NJ/Holy Spirit 24 Erica McKeithan SO C/F 6-1 Newport News, VA/Heritage 30 Danielle Pankey FR G/F 5-11 Middletown, NJ/Middletown South3 32 Alannah Driscoll-Sbar FR F 5-11 Florence, MA/Northampton 33 Alexa Johnson SO F 6-0 Enosburg Falls, VT/Enosburg Falls 45 Kayla Killian JR F 6-0 Cliffwood Beach, NJ/St. John Vianney Head Coach: Assistant Coaches: Graduate Assistant Coach: Peter Cinella, third season Mary McConnell, third season Chante Bonds, third season Mercedez Walker, first season FDU Women s Basketball Sitting (L-R): Danielle Pankey, Jenna Strich, Jordan Sykes, Mariyah Laury, Alyssa Mayrose, Jasmyra Saunders, Alannah Driscoll-Sbar Standing (L-R): Asst. Coach Chante Bonds, Asst. Coach Mercedez Walker, Alexa Johnson, Erica McKeithan, Tara Kelly, Esther Wallace, Kayla Killian, Amy Longo, Head Coach Peter Cinella, Asst. Coach Mary McConnell PRONUNCIATION GUIDE Jasmyra Saunders Jazz-MY-ruh Saunders Mariyah Laury Muh-RYE-uh LORE-ee Jenna Strich Jenna Stri-CH Amy Longo Amy Lon-GO Erica McKeithan Erica mick-keeth-an Danielle Pankey Danielle PAN-key Alannah Driscoll-Sbar uh-la-nuh Drisk-SKULL SPAR Peter Cinella Peter Sin-L-uh Chante Bonds Shon-TAY Bonds Mercedez Walker mer-say-dees Walker New Jersey (8): Kelly, Killian, Laury, Mayrose, Pankey, Saunders, Strich, Sykes Massachusetts (2): Driscoll-Sbar, Wallace Pennsylvania (1): Longo Vermont (1): Johnson Virginia (1): McKeithan No. BY STATE ALPHABETICAL Name 32 Alannah Driscoll-Sbar 33 Alexa Johnson 20 Tara Kelly 45 Kayla Killian 12 Mariyah Laury 22 Amy Longo 10 Alyssa Mayrose 24 Erica McKeithan 30 Danielle Pankey 5 Jasmyra Saunders 14 Jenna Strich 23 Jordan Sykes 15 Esther Wallace CLASS BREAKDOWN BY POSITION Guards (6): Laury, Mayrose, Pankey, Saunders, Strich, Sykes Forwards (4): Driscoll-Sbar, Johnson, Killian, Longo Centers (3): Kelly, McKeithan, Wallace CLASS BREAKDOWN Juniors (5): Kelly, Killian, Mayrose, Strich, Sykes Sophomores (6): Johnson, Laury, Longo, McKeithan, Sanders, Wallace Freshman (2): Driscoll-Sbar, Pankey FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON WOMEN S BASKETBALL

14 The Last Time... (By a Knight) 30 Points 37 C. Rodgers at LIU (1/25/86) 37 N. Mitchell at LIU (1/29/98) 33 N. Marchanka vs. Quinnipiac (3/3/01) 32 M. Laury vs. Central Connecticut State (1/9/10) 30 A. Mayrose vs. The Mount (2/7/09) 20 Rebounds 27 J. Reaves vs. Molloy (2/20/80) 21 C. Altamirano vs. Wagner (1/5/09) 10 Field Goals Made 16 R. Hardy vs. Monmouth (3/3/78) 12 J. Walkling vs. Sacred Heart (2/4/08) 12 M. Laury vs. Central Connecticut State (1/9/10) 11 N. Marchanka (twice) 11 C. Altamirano at Manhattan (11/13/06) 11 J. Saunders at St. Francis (PA) (2/9/08) 11 J. Saunders at St. Francis (PA) (1/16/10) 10 J. Walkling at Northern Arizona (11/23/07) 10 J. Walkling at Saint Francis PA (2/9/08) 10 S. Chang vs. CCSU (3/7/09 5 Three-Point Field Goals Made 8 J. Mahoney vs. Rider (1/2/97) 6 N. Marchanka vs. Robert Morris (1/17/04) 5 M. Kirkland at Central Connecticut (2/26/05) 5 G. Coats vs. Quinnipiac (1/29/07) 5 C. Altamirano vs. Long Island (3/8/08) 5 A. Mayrose at Robert Morris (1/14/10) 10 Three-Point Field Goals Attempted 15 J. Mahoney vs. Mt. Saint Mary s (1/29/96) 12 N. Marchanka vs. Lafayette (11/20/01) 10 S. Freeman vs. UMBC (12/2/06) 10 Free Throws Made 16 J. Kozlowski at Monmouth (1/28/04) 14 K. Suckow at St. Francis PA (1/30/06) 14 A. Mayrose vs. The Mount (2/7/09) 13 C. Rodgers vs. Queens (1986) 13 R. Shabazz at Wagner (1/26/91) 13 J. Walkling vs. Quinnipiac (2/2/08) 12 M. Laury at Fordham (11/24/09) 11 M. Laury vs. Howard (11/18/09) 11 J. Sykes vs. Howard (11/18/09) 10 C. Altamirano at Wagner (3/3/08) 20 Free Throws Attempted 20 J. Kozlowski (1/28/04) 10 Assists 17 K. Dressel vs. SFNY (1/9/88) 11 N. Marchanka at Wagner (1/4/04) 10 N. Marchanka vs. Quinnipiac (2/9/04) 10 G. Coats vs. NJIT (12/12/06) 5 Blocks 8 T. Staten at Wagner (2/20/95) 6 M. Walker vs. Columbia (11/19/05) 6 M. Walker vs. St. Francis NY (1/20/06) 6 T. Kelly at Saint Peter s (11/30//08) 5 M. Walker at NJIT (11/17/07) 5 M. Walker vs. Vermont (11/24/07) 5 Steals 9 F. Griffin at SFNY (1/21/92) 7 M. Kirkland vs. Long Island (2/4/06) 7 C. Altamirano vs. Saint Francis PA (1/19/07) 7 J. Sykes vs. CCSU (2/17/07) 7 S. Freeman at NJIT (11/17/07) 7 J. Saunders vs. St. Francis NY (1/12/08) 7 J. Sykes vs. Lafayette (12/9/09 6 J. Saunders vs. Saint Peter s (12/12/09)) 5 M Laury vs. at Long Island (2/2/09) 5 J. Saunders at NJIT (1/4/10) 5 J. Saunders at Bryant (1/28/10) By Fairleigh Dickinson (Team) 100 points 118 vs. Long Island (12/14/85) 90 points 90 vs. Central Connecticut (2/7/04) Field Goals Attempted 87 vs. Long Island (12/14/85) Field Goals Made 51 vs. Long Island (12/14/85) Three-Point Field Goals Attempted 27 vs. at Syracuse (11/13/09) Free Throws Made 32 vs. Howard (1/16/09)) Free Throws Attempted 40 vs. Columbia (11/19/05) 39 vs. Monmouth (1/28/04) 38 vs. Marist (2/1/82) 38 at Mt. St. Mary s (1/5/02) 38 vs. SFNY (2/18/04) Largest Victory Margin 91 vs. Caldwell, (1978) Largest Defeat Margin 59 vs. Rutgers, (1980) 59 vs. Mississippi, (12/30/01) Double-Doubles Alyssa Mayrose 13 points, 13 rebounds (vs. SFPA 1/23) Highs/Lows Points 82 at Rider (11/22) 44 Three Times FGM 31 at Rider (11/22) 12 Princeton (12/30) FGA 68 at Rider (11/22) 38 at Fordham (11/24) FG Perc..556 (30-54) Bryant (1/7).214 (12-56) Princeton (12/30) 3PT FGM 8 Twice 0 vs. Saint Peter s (12/12) 3PT FGA 27 at Syracuse (11/13) 8 at Fordham (11/24) 3PT FG %.500 (7-14) Bryant (1/7).000 (0-8) vs. Saint Peter s (12/12) FTM 32 vs. Howard (11/16) 2 at St. Bonaventure (12/19) FTA 36 vs. Howard (11/16) 2 at St. Bonaventure (12/19) FT % (2-2) at St. Bonaventure (12/19).500 (7-14) at NJIT (1/4) Rebounds 53 vs. St. Francis (PA) (1/23) 18 at Fordham (11/24) Assists 14 vs. Central Connecticut State (1/10) 6 Four Times Steals 16 Bryant (1/7) Blocks 7 Bryant (1/7) Turnovers 28 at NJIT (1/4) 7 at Army (12/2) Fouls 27 vs. Monmouth (2/4) 15 Three Times Points off the Bench OPPONENT...Pts....High Reserve at Syracuse Longo, 11 min vs. Howard Strich, 16 min at Lehigh Strich, 12 min at Rider Strich, 14 min at Fordham Strich, 12 min at Army Longo, 17 min vs. Sacred Heart Strich, 23 min vs. Lafayette Strich, 21 min vs. Saint Peter s saunders, 26 min at St. Bonaventure Saunders, 25 min vs. Princeton McKeithan, 15 min Saunders, 25 min at NJIT Strich, 24 min vs. Bryant Strich, 21 min vs. CCSU Strich, 23 min at Quinnipiac Mayrose, 33 min at Robert Morris Saunders, 26 min at St. Francis (PA) Strich, 21 min Robert Morris Strich, 27 min St. Francis (PA) Strich, 30 min at Bryant Strich, 17 min at CCSU Longo, 19 min Killian, 15 min vs. Monmouth Killian, 15 min How FDU matches up In the NEC: *Includes All Regular-Season Games TEAM Scoring offense th Scoring defense th Scoring margin th Free throw percentage.715 3rd FG percentage.374 6th FG pct. defense.412 9th 3-pt. FG percentage th 3-pt. FG pct. defense.330 7th Rebounding offense th Rebounding defense th Rebounding margin th Blocked shots th Assists th Steals th Turnover margin th Assist/turnover ratio th Offensive rebounds th Defensive rebounds th 3-pt. field goals made 4.73 t-8th INDIVIDUAL Scoring Laury st Mayrose th Saunders th Rebounding Assists FG % Mayrose th FT % Laury th Mayrose th 3-pt % pt Made Steals Saunders st Blocks Wallace t-9th Ast/TO Ratio Off. Rebound Def. Rebound Mayrose th Minutes Laury th Mayrose th Saunders th By Starting Lineup Sykes, Laury, Mayrose Driscoll-Sbar, Killian 3-3 Sykes, Laury, Mayrose, Saunders, Killian 1-3 Sykes, Laury, Mayrose, Strich, Killian 0-1 Laury, Mayrose, Saunders, Longo, Killian 1-2 Laury, Saunders, Strich, Driscoll-Sbar, Killian 0-1 Laury, Mayrose, Strich, Driscoll-Sbar, Killian 0-1 Laury, Mayrose, Sanders, Driscoll-Sbar, Killian 0-1 Laury, Mayrose, Saunders, Driscoll-Sbar, McKeithan 1-2 Laury, Mayrose, Saunders, Strich, Wallace FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON WOMEN S BASKETBALL

15 Fairleigh Dickinson Women s Basketball Fairleigh Dickinson Season Box Score All games RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES... (6-16) (5-5) (1-11) (0-0) CONFERENCE... (2-9) (2-4) (0-5) (0-0) NON-CONFERENCE... (4-7) (3-1) (1-6) (0-0) ---TOTAL PTS REBOUNDS---- ## Player GP-GS Min--Avg FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg LAURY, Mariyah MAYROSE, Alyssa SAUNDERS, Jasmyra SYKES, Jordan STRICH, Jenna DRISCOLL-SBAR, ALAN KILLIAN, Kayla LONGO, Amy WALLACE, Esther McKEITHAN, Erica JOHNSON, Alexa TEAM Total Opponents Team Statistics FDU OPP SCORING Points per game Scoring margin FIELD GOALS-ATT Field goal pct POINT FG-ATT point FG pct pt FG made per game FREE THROWS-ATT Free throw pct F-Throws made per game REBOUNDS Rebounds per game Rebounding margin ASSISTS Assists per game TURNOVERS Turnovers per game Turnover margin Assist/turnover ratio STEALS Steals per game BLOCKS Blocks per game ATTENDANCE Home games-avg/game Neutral site-avg/game Game-By-Game Breakdown Opponent Date Score W/L POINTS REBOUNDS Syracuse 11/ L MAYROSE (19) LAURY (9) HOWARD 11/ W MAYROSE (20) SYKES (9) Lehigh 11/ L LAURY (16) SYKES (10) Rider 11/ W MAYROSE (23) MAYROSE (8) Fordham 11/ L LAURY (22) STRICH/WALLACE (4) Army 12/ L LAURY (10) SAUNDERS (10) SACRED HEART 12/ L LAURY (22) MAYROSE (5) LAFAYETTE 12/ W LAURY (17) DRISCOLL-SBAR/ SAUNDERS (6) SAINT PETER S 12/ W MAYROSE (20) SAUNDERS (6) St. Bonaventure 12/ L LAURY (12) WALLACE (7) PRINCETON 12/ L MAYROSE (9) STRICH (6) New Jersey Tech 1/ L SAUNDERS (22) LAURY (6) BRYANT 1/ W LAURY (26) LONGO/MAYROSE (5) CCSU 1/ L LAURY (32) SAUNDERS/ MAYROSE/LAURY (3) Quinnipiac 1/ L LAURY (17) MAYROSE (8) Robert Morris 1/ L MAYROSE (21) SAUNDERS/LONGO/ MCKEITHAN (5) St. Francis (PA) 1/ L SAUNDERS (26) MAYROSE/ DRISCOLL-SBAR (6) ROBERT MORRIS 1/ L LAURY (16) MAYROSE (7) ST. FRANCIS (PA) 1/ W LAURY (20) MAYROSE (13) Bryant 1/ L LAURY (21) MAYROSE (8) Central Conn. State 1/ L LAURY (22) MAYROSE/WALLACE (5) MONMOUTH 2/ L LAURY (27) MAYROSE (10) 1st 2nd OT Total Fairleigh Dickinson Opponents FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON WOMEN S BASKETBALL

16 w Tara Kelly #20 Junior Center 6-3 Long Valley, NJ/West Morris Central CAREER HIGHS Points...4 ST. FRANCIS NY (1/31/09) FGM:...2 ST. FRANCIS NY (1/31/09) FGA: ST. FRANCIS NY (1/31/09) 3FG:... 3FGA:... FTM:...1 twice FTA:...2 twice Rebounds:...2 at Saint Peter s (11/30/08) Assists:...1 at Saint Peter s (11/30/08) Blocks:...6 at Saint Peter s (11/30/08) Steals:... Minutes...14 at Saint Peter s (11/30/08) SEASON HIGHS Points: FGM: FGA: FG:... 3FGA:... FTM: FTA: Rebounds: Assists: Blocks: Steals:... Minutes KELLY S CAREER STATISTICS Total 3-Point REB Year GP-GS Min FG-FGA Pct. FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. O-D-T Avg. AST TO BLK STL Pts Avg Career w Kayla Killian #45 Junior Forward 6-0 Cliffwood Beach, NJ/St. John Vianney CAREER HIGHS Points:...7 PRINCETON (12/30/09) FGM:...2 five times FGA:...7 at CCSU (1/30/10) 3FG:...1 five times 3FGA:...5 CCSU (1/9/10) FTM:...3 HOWARD (11/16/09) FTA:...4 HOWARD (11/16/09) Rebounds:...6 at Army (12/2/09) Assists:...2 SAINT PETER S (12/12/09) Blocks:...1 seven times Steals:...1 six times Minutes...27 twice SEASON HIGHS Points...7 PRINCETON (12/30) FGM:...2 four times FGA:...7 at CCSU (1/30) 3FG:...1 five times 3FGA:...5 CCSU (1/10) FTM:...3 HOWARD (11/16) FTA:...4 HOWARD (11/16) Rebounds:...6 at Army (12/2) Assists:...2 SAINT PETER S (12/12) Blocks:...1 four times Steals:...1 four times Minutes: twice KILLIAN S CAREER STATISTICS Total 3-Point REB Year GP-GS Min FG-FGA Pct. FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. O-D-T Avg. AST TO BLK STL Pts Avg Career FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON WOMEN S BASKETBALL

17 w Alyssa Mayrose Junior Guard/Forward 5-10 Freehold, NJ/Freehold #10 CAREER HIGHS Points...30 THE MOUNT (2/7/09) FGM:...8 BRYANT (1/7/10) FGA:...16 at Wagner (2/9/09) 3FG:...5 at Robert Morris (1/14/10) 3FGA:...8 at Robert Morris (1/14/10) FTM:...14 THE MOUNT (2/7/09) FTA:...15 THE MOUNT (2/7/09) Rebounds:...14 at The Mount (1/12/09) Assists:...7 ST. FRANCIS NY (1/31/09) Blocks:...2 twice Steals:...4 twice Minutes...45 at Monmouth (12/8/08) SEASON HIGHS Points...23 at Rider (11/22) FGM:...8 BRYANT (1/7) FGA:...15 four times 3FG:...5 at Robert Morris (1/14) 3FGA:...8 at Robert Morris (1/14) FTM:...7 PRINCETON (12/30) FTA:...10 SAINT PETER S (12/12) Rebounds:...13 ST. FRANCIS PA (1/23) Assists:...3 four times Blocks:...2 twice Steals:...4 HOWARD (11/16) Minutes...38 at St. Francis Pa (1/16) MAYROSE S CAREER STATISTICS Total 3-Point REB Year GP-GS Min FG-FGA Pct. FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. O-D-T Avg. AST TO BLK STL Pts Avg , Career , w Jenna Strich Junior Guard 5-9 Brick, NJ/Red Bank Catholic #14 CAREER HIGHS Points...14 at NJIT (11/17/07) FGM:...4 three times FGA:...11 twice 3FG:...4 at NJIT (11/17/07) 3FGA:...7 ROBERT MORRIS (1/21/10) FTM:...5 LAFAYETTE (12/9/09) FTA:...5 LAFAYETTE (12/9/09) Rebounds:...6 twice Assists:...5 twice Blocks:...2 at Seton Hall (11/12/07) Steals:...4 twice Minutes...34 MONMOUTH (2/4/10) SEASON HIGHS Points LAFAYETTE (12/9). FGM:...3 three times FGA:...11 ST. FRANCIS PA (1/23) 3FG:...3 twice 3FGA:...7 ROBERT MORRIS (1/21) FTM:...5 LAFAYETTE (12/9) FTA:...5 LAFAYETTE (12/9) Rebounds:...6 twice Assists:...5 BRYANT (1/7) Blocks:...1 twice Steals:...4 at Quinnipiac (1/11) Minutes...34 MONMOUTH (2/4) STRICH S CAREER STATISTICS Total 3-Point REB Year GP-GS Min FG-FGA Pct. FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. O-D-T Avg. AST TO BLK STL Pts Avg DNP Career FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON WOMEN S BASKETBALL

18 w Jordan Sykes RS-Junior Guard 5-9 Avalon, NJ/Holy Spirit #23 CAREER HIGHS Points...24 three times FGM:...9 MONMOUTH (2/27/07) FGA:...16 MONMOUTH (2/27/07) 3FG:...4 SAINT FRANCIS PA (1/26) 3FGA:...7 twice FTM:...11 HOWARD (11/16/09) FTA:...12 HOWARD (11/16/09) Rebounds:...10 at Lehigh (11/18/09) Assists:...8 at CCSU (1/22/07) Blocks:...1 twice Steals:...7 twice Minutes...40 four times SEASON HIGHS Points...19 HOWARD (11/16) FGM:...7 at Fordham (11/24) FGA:...14 at Rider (11/22) 3FG:...1 twice 3FGA:...4 at Lehigh (11/18) FTM:...11 HOWARD (11/16) FTA:...12 HOWARD (11/16) Rebounds:...10 at Lehigh (11/18) Assists:...7 at Syracuse (11/13) Blocks:...1 SACRED HEART (12/5) Steals:...7 LAFAYETTE (12/9) Minutes...38 at Fordham (11/24) SYKES CAREER STATISTICS Total 3-Point REB Year GP-GS Min FG-FGA Pct. FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. O-D-T Avg. AST TO BLK STL Pts Avg DNP Career w ALEXA JOHNSON Sophomore Forward 6-0 Enosburg, VT/Enosburg Falls #33 CAREER HIGHS Points...4 at Saint Peter s (11/30) FGM:...2 at Saint Peter s (11/30) FGA:...4 at Saint Peter s (11/30) 3FG:... 3FGA:... FTM:... FTA:...1 at Saint Peter s (11/30) Rebounds:...5 at Saint Peter s (11/30) Assists:...1 twice Blocks:...1 at Saint Peter s (11/30) Steals:...1 three times Minutes...18 at Saint Peter s (11/30) SEASON HIGHS Points:... FGM: FGA...1 at CCSU (1/30) 3FG:... 3FGA:... FTM: FTA: Rebounds: Assists: Blocks: Steals... Minutes...1 at CCSU (1/30) JOHNSON S CAREER STATISTICS Total 3-Point REB Year GP-GS Min FG-FGA Pct. FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. O-D-T Avg. AST TO BLK STL Pts Avg FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON WOMEN S BASKETBALL

19 w MARIYAH LAURY Sophomore Guard 5-7 Orange, NJ/Orange #12 CAREER HIGHS Points...32 CCSU (1/9/10) FGM:...12 CCSU (1/9/10) FGA:...27 LONG ISLAND (3/2/09) 3FG:...3 twice 3FGA:...7 twice FTM:...12 at Fordham (11/24/09) FTA:...15 at Fordham (11/24/09) Rebounds:...9 at Syracuse (11/1309) Assists:...6 at Quinnipiac (1/11/10) Blocks:...1 seven times Steals:... 5 at Long Island (2/2/09) Minutes...48 WAGNER (1/5/09) SEASON HIGHS Points...32 CCSU (1/9) FGM:...12 CCSU (1/9) FGA:...24 ST. FRANCIS PA (1/23) 3FG:...3 BRYANT (1/7) 3FGA:...7 ST. FRANCIS PA (1/23) FTM:...12 at Fordham (11/24) FTA:...15 at Fordham (11/24) Rebounds:...9 at Syracuse (11/13) Assists:...6 at Quinnipiac (1/11) Blocks:...1 twice) Steals:...4 twice Minutes...39 five times LAURY S CAREER STATISTICS Total 3-Point REB Year GP-GS Min FG-FGA Pct. FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. O-D-T Avg. AST TO BLK STL Pts Avg w AMY LONGO Sophomore Forward 5-11 Pittsburgh, PA/North Catholic #22 CAREER HIGHS Points...7 three times FGM:...3 three times FGA:...6 twice 3FG:...1 six times 3FGA:... 4 LEHIGH (11/19/08) FTM:...2 twice FTA:...2 four times Rebounds:... 6 at Rider (11/22/09) Assists:...1 four times Blocks:...1 BRYANT (1/7/10) Steals:... 3 BRYANT (1/7/10) Minutes at CCSU (3/7/09) SEASON HIGHS Points...7 twice FGM:...3 at Army (12/2) FGA:...6 BRYANT (1/7) 3FG:...1 five times 3FGA:...3 at Syracuse (11/13) FTM:...1 three times FTA:...2 four times Rebounds:...6 at Rider (11/22) Assists:...1 twice Blocks:...1 BRYANT (1/7) Steals:...3 BRYANT (1/7) Minutes...28 BRYANT (1/7) LONGO S CAREER STATISTICS Total 3-Point REB Year GP-GS Min FG-FGA Pct. FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. O-D-T Avg. AST TO BLK STL Pts Avg FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON WOMEN S BASKETBALL

20 ERICA w MCKEITHANSophomore Center/Forward 6-1 Newport News, VA/Heritage #24 CAREER HIGHS Points...9 twice FGM:...3 three times FGA:...7 at Monmouth (12/8/08) 3FG:...1 PRINCETON (12/30/09) 3FGA:...1 three times FTM:...5 at Quinnipiac (1/11/10) FTA:...8 at Quinnipiac (1/11/10) Rebounds:... 9 BRYANT (11/17/08) Assists:...2 QUINNIPIAC (1/3/09) Blocks:...3 twice Steals:...2 at The Mount (1/12/09) Minutes...38 RIDER (11/21/08) SEASON HIGHS Points:...9 at Quinnipiac (1/11) FGM:...2 at Quinnipiac (1/11) FGA:...4 twice 3FG:...1 PRINCETON (12/30) 3FGA:...1 three times FTM:...5 at Quinnipiac (1/11) FTA:...8 at Quinnipiac (1/11) Rebounds:...5 twice Assists:...1 at Robert Morris (1/14) Blocks:...1 six times Steals:...1 twice Minutes...22 twice MCKEITHAN S CAREER STATISTICS Total 3-Point REB Year GP-GS Min FG-FGA Pct. FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. O-D-T Avg. AST TO BLK STL Pts Avg JASMYRA w SAUNDERS R-Sophomore Guard 5-6 Trenton, NJ/Trenton Catholic #5 CAREER HIGHS Points...26 at St. Francis (PA) (1/16/10) FGM:...11 twice FGA:...21 MONMOUTH (2/4/10) 3FG:...2 four times 3FGA:...6 at Lafayette (1/8/08) FTM:...6 at NJIT (1/4/10) FTA:...9 at NJIT (1/4/10) Rebounds:...10 at Army (12/2/09) Assists:...6 CCSU (1/9/10) Blocks:...1 four times Steals:...7 ST. FRANCIS NY (1/12/08) Minutes...35 twice SEASON HIGHS Points:...26 at St. Francis (PA) (1/16) FGM:...11 at St. Francis (PA) (1/16) FGA...21 MONMOUTH (2/4) 3FG:...2 three times 3FGA:...5 at St. Francis (PA) (1/16) FTM...6 at NJIT (1/4) FTA:...9 at NJIT (1/4) Rebounds: at Army (12/2) Assists:...6 CCSU (1/9) Blocks:... 1 twice Steals:...6 SAINT PETER S (12/12) Minutes twice SAUNDER S CAREER STATISTICS Total 3-Point REB Year GP-GS Min FG-FGA Pct. FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. O-D-T Avg. AST TO BLK STL Pts Avg FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON WOMEN S BASKETBALL

21 w ESTHER WALLACE Sophomore Center 6-2 Springfield, MA/Springfield Central #15 CAREER HIGHS Points...10 at CCSU (1/30/10) FGM:...5 at CCSU (1/30/10) FGA:...10 at CCSU (1/30/10) 3FG:... 3FGA:...1 at Syracuse (11/13/09) FTM:...2 at St. Bonaventure (12/19/09) FTA:...4 at Fordham (11/24/09) Rebounds:... 9 ST. FRANCIS PA (1/23/10) Assists:...1 four times Blocks:...3 four times Steals:...2 four times Minutes...26 twice SEASON HIGHS Points: at CCSU (1/30) FGM:...5 at CCSU (1/30) FGA:...10 at CCSU (1/30) 3FG:... 3FGA:...1 at Syracuse (11/13) FTM:...2 at St. Bonaventure (12/19) FTA:...4 at Fordham (11/24) Rebounds:...9 ST. FRANCIS PA (1/23) Assists:...1 twice Blocks:...3 twice Steals:...1 three times Minutes...26 at CCSU (1/30) WALLACE S CAREER STATISTICS Total 3-Point REB Year GP-GS Min FG-FGA Pct. FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. O-D-T Avg. AST TO BLK STL Pts Avg w Alannah Driscoll-Sbar Freshman Guard/Forward 6-0 Northampton, MA/Northampton #32 CAREER HIGHS Points...11 twice FGM:...5 LAFAYETTE(12/9) FGA:...12 at Syracuse (11/13) 3FG:...3 at Quinnipiac (1/11) 3FGA:...7 twice FTM:...4 at Bryant (1/28) FTA:...4 at Bryant (1/28) Rebounds:...7 HOWARD (11/16) Assists:...2 five times Blocks:...1 four times Steals:...4 BRYANT (1/7) Minutes...34 at Bryant (1/28) FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON WOMEN S BASKETBALL

22 w DANIELLE PANKEY Freshman Guard 5-11 Middletown, NJ/Middletown South #30 CAREER HIGHS Points... FGM:... FGA:... 3FG:... 3FGA:... FTM:... FTA:... Rebounds:... Assists:... Blocks:... Steals:... Minutes Freshman Class Alannah Driscoll-Sbar and Danielle Pankey with Head Coach Peter Cinella Head Coach Peter Cinella with captain, Alyssa Mayrose FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON WOMEN S BASKETBALL