12 PAC TITLES; 7 NCAA TOURNEYS W&J PRESIDENTS WOMEN S BASKETBALL PRESIDENTS

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1 12 PAC TITLES; 7 NCAA TOURNEYS W&J WOMEN S BASKETBALL

2 BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Date Opponent Time Nov. 15 CASE WESTERN RESERVE... 7:00 pm Nov. 18 PITT-GREENSBURG^... 8:00 pm Nov. 19 DEFIANCE/OTTERBEIN^... 2/4 pm Nov. 22 at Allegheny... 6:00 pm Nov. 30 CHATHAM*... 7:00 pm Dec. 3 at Thiel*... 1:00 pm Dec. 7 at Thomas More*... 5:30 pm Dec. 10 WESTMINSTER*... 4:00 pm Dec. 19 vs. Immaculata at Nassau Bahamas Sunshine Shootout... 4:00 pm Dec. 20 vs. Goucher at Nassau Bahamas Sunshine Shootout... 4:00 pm Dec. 31 at La Roche... 1:00 pm Jan. 4 BETHANY*... 6:00 pm Jan. 7 at Saint Vincent*... 4:00 pm Jan. 11 at Grove City*... 6:00 pm Jan. 14 at Geneva*... 1:00 pm Jan. 18 WAYNESBURG*... 6:00 pm Jan. 21 at Chatham*... 2:00 pm Jan. 25 THIEL*... 6:00 pm Jan. 28 THOMAS MORE* (ALUMNI DAY)... 2:00 pm Feb. 1 at Westminster*... 6:00 pm Feb. 4 at Bethany*... 2:00 pm Feb. 8 SAINT VINCENT*... 8:00 pm Feb. 11 GROVE CITY* (SENIOR DAY)... 2:00 pm Feb. 15 GENEVA*... 6:00 pm Feb. 18 at Waynesburg*... 1:30 pm Feb PAC Tournament... TBA * - PAC game ^ - W&J Tournament QUICK FACTS Nickname... Presidents Location...Washington, Pa. Colors... Red and Black Arena (Capacity)... Henry Memorial Gymnasium (2,000) Affiliation... NCAA Division III Conference... Presidents Athletic (PAC) President... Dr. Tori Haring-Smith Director of Athletics... Bill Dukett Senior Women s Administrator... Jina DeRubbo Sports Information Director... Scott McGuinness Asst. Sports Information Director... Jeff Scarpone W&J Women s Basketball All-Time Record Head Coach... Jina DeRubbo (Concord 92) Record at W&J (Eighth year) Career Record (14th year) Assistant Coach... Emily Hays (W&J 09) Record , 6-10 PAC Starters Returning/Lost... 4/1 Letterwinners Returning/Lost... 9/2 CONTACT NUMBERS Athletic Department... (724) Basketball Office Coach DeRubbo ... jderubbo@washjeff.edu Coach Hays ... ehays@washjeff.edu Sports Information Office Athletics Fax or McGuinness ... smcguinness@washjeff.edu Scarpone ... jscarpone@washjeff.edu Internet Address

3 12 PAC TITLES; 7 NCAA TOURNEYS DR. TORI HARING-SMITH PRESIDENT Dr. Tori Haring-Smith became Washington & Jefferson College s twelfth president in January As W&J s president, Dr. Haring-Smith is dedicated to bolstering already strong academic programs, bringing faculty salaries into parity with those of colleagues nationally, adding support to student life initiatives, increasing diversity on campus, developing a stronger emphasis on global issues, and growing the College s endowment. She plans to continue W&J s campaign to renew and grow its historic campus, initially focusing on the funding and building of a new state-of-the-art science facility. Dr. Haring-Smith holds doctoral and master s degrees from the University of Illinois at Urbana- Champaign and a bachelor s degree from Swarthmore College, where she lettered in three varsity sports. Prior to coming to W&J, Dr. Haring-Smith was vice president for educational affairs at Willamette University in Salem, Oregon. In that role, she worked with faculty and deans to identify and fund institution-wide initiatives and to raise the national visibility of the college, helping to set a university record for fundraising in a single year ($21 million in ). She also served Willamette as dean of the College of Liberal Arts, in which position she increased faculty diversity, extended benefits to part-time faculty, and restructured the office to better serve at-risk students. Dr. Haring-Smith s academic background is in theatre and writing. She is a noted director, author, and speaker, having presented more than 150 lectures and workshops, published 10 books and numerous articles on topics ranging from curriculum reform to drama to pedagogy. Dr. Haring-Smith has also had three play translations widely distributed in the United States and has been recognized by the Los Angeles Drama Critics Circle and LA Weekly. She spent 16 years teaching theatre and writing at Brown University, where she funded, established, and administered the Rose Writing Fellows Program, a cross-curricular writing and speaking initiative. She also chaired the Department of Performing and Visual Arts at the American University in Cairo, Egypt, and served as artistic director for the Wallace Theatre in Cairo. As executive director of the Thomas J. Watson Foundation, Dr. Haring-Smith helped make it possible each year for sixty Thomas J. Watson Fellows to pursue independent research outside the United States for one year following their college graduation. A recipient of the Watson Fellowship when she was at Swarthmore, Dr. Haring-Smith has a passion for the educational value of international exploration. She has traveled extensively across the world, having visited Afghanistan, Iran, India, Sri Lanka, and Cambodia among other countries. A nationally recognized advocate for the liberal arts, Dr. Haring-Smith serves the Association of American Colleges and Universities (AAC&U) as a SAGE (Strategies for Achieving Greater Expectations) consultant and as a mentor and coach for the Institute on Campus Leadership for Sustainable Innovation. She was also a national panel member for Greater Expectations, AAC&U s national report on liberal education in the 21st century. In 2003, she was a peer evaluator for the U.S.-Middle East Universities Partnership Program. Dr. Haring-Smith is married to Robert Haring-Smith, a computer consultant and native of the Pittsburgh area. Their son, Whitney, is a 2007 graduate of Yale University and a graduate student at the University of Oxford. BILL DUKETT DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS Bill Dukett was named as the Director of Athletics in January of Dukett began his career at W&J in 1982 where he served as the associate head coach for the Presidents football team. As a member of the coaching staff, Dukett helped lead W&J to a record of , including 14 Presidents Athletic Conference Championships and two appearances in the NCAA Division III National Championship Game. Dukett also served as the head track and field coach from and the head men s and women s golf coach from In golf, Dukett s teams claimed six PAC titles and he was honored as the PAC Coach of the Year six times. In 1998, Dukett recruited for and started the first women s golf team in school history. After leaving the coaching ranks in 1998, Dukett spent four years as the assistant director of alumni relations where he organized and staffed alumni events nationwide. In 2002, Dukett became a major gift officer in the development office, a position he currently holds. Dukett served as the lead gift officer and advocate in the funding of Ross Memorial Park and Alexandre Stadium, which are the homes of the Presidents men s and women s soccer, baseball and lacrosse teams. Prior to his arrival at Washington & Jefferson College, Dukett spent time as the head football coach at Parkland High School ( ) and Palmerton High School ( ). At Parkland, he also chaired the health and physical education department. From , Dukett assisted with the football and basketball programs at Phillipsburg High School in New Jersey. At East Stroudsburg, Dukett was a three-time Honorable Mention All-America quarterback. A member of the ESU Hall of Fame, Dukett also played two years of basketball for the Warriors. 2

4 BASKETBALL JINA DERUBBO, HEAD COACH Jina DeRubbo returns for her eighth season as the Washington & Jefferson College head women's basketball coach in W&J has won 72 percent of its games (142-55) since DeRubbo took over as head coach. DeRubbo's career record ( ,.709) ranked 18th among active NCAA Division III coaches and 24th all-time based on winning percentage prior to last season. DeRubbo, who also serves as Senior Women's Administrator, has been to the postseason six times at W&J: four NCAA Division III Tournament appearances (2005, 2006, 2009, 2010) and two ECAC Tournament showings (2007, 2008). The 2008 team won the ECAC Division III Southern title. In 14 years as a collegiate head coach (7 seasons at W&J; 7 at Bethany), DeRubbo's squads have competed in the postseason 11 times (8 - NCAA, 3 - ECAC). She has also led teams to six Presidents' Athletic Conference Championships. The Presidents established the school record for victories (24-5) and received an at-large bid to the NCAA Division III Tournament. The Presidents' 2009 senior class, recruited by DeRubbo, graduated with the most victories in school history with 89. In 2008, W&J won the ECAC Division III Southern Tournament Championship for just the second time in school history. W&J opened the ECAC Tournament as the No. 4 seed and defeated Moravian, 86-76, at home in the opening round. The Presidents knocked off top-seeded Gwynedd-Mercy, 64-56, in the semifinals and then completed the championship run with a victory over Lebanon Valley in the title game. That same year (on December 8, 2007), DeRubbo won her 200th career game after W&J defeated Grove City by a margin. During the season, DeRubbo guided a young Presidents' squad to a 20-9 overall record. W&J received a postseason home game in the ECAC Tournament and advanced to the ECAC Semifinals. The Presidents swept the Presidents' Athletic Conference regular-season championship and the tournament title. DeRubbo was honored as the PAC Coach of the Year for the fifth time in her career. DeRubbo helped Leigh Sulkowski ( ) develop into one of the nation's best players. Sulkowski was the PAC Player of the Year and a consensus All-American both of her years under DeRubbo. DeRubbo has coached six All-Americans throughout her career and eight PAC Players of the Year. DeRubbo came to W&J from Bethany College (W.Va.) where she turned the Bison program into a perennial national contender. Bethany made four NCAA Division III Tournament appearances in five seasons and also qualified for the ECAC South Region Tournament in In her seven seasons with the Bison, DeRubbo became the all-time leader in victories at the College with an overall record of Bethany claimed five Presidents Athletic Conference Championships and DeRubbo earned PAC Coach of the Year honors four times. DeRubbo helped to develop four players who earned All-America and All-Region laurels. In addition, five of her players went on to be named the PAC Player of the Year. Prior to her experience at Bethany, DeRubbo served as the assistant coach and recruiting coordinator at Marietta College for two seasons. Her responsibilities included scouting and player development as well as overseeing the strength and conditioning program. DeRubbo also was the assistant coach at her alma mater, Division II Concord College, from DeRubbo finished her playing career at Concord College as the school s all-time leading scorer with 2,050 points. She was also a four-time All-WVIAC selection and second in the school record books for career assists. In 2002, DeRubbo was inducted into the Concord College Hall of Fame. DeRubbo has been a member of the NCAA Division III Regional Ranking and the WBCA Conference Captains' committees. DeRubbo and her husband, Jeff, are the proud parents of one daughter, Riley, and two sons, Dante and Dominick. 3

5 12 PAC TITLES; 7 NCAA TOURNEYS EMILY HAYS, ASSISTANT COACH A 2009 Washington & Jefferson College graduate, Emily Hays enters her second season as the Presidents' assistant women's basketball coach in Hays owns the most victories by a women s basketball player in school history after the Presidents won 89 games during her four years on campus. The 2009 Presidents Athletic Conference Player of the Year is 10th in W&J history with 1,147 points. She also amassed 537 rebounds during a career in which she earned one first team and two honorable-mention All-PAC awards. Following her senior year, Hays, a native of Youngstown, Ohio, was named First Team D3hoops.com All-Great Lakes Region and First Team All- ECAC South. During the 2010 season, Hays also served as the head women's tennis coach. VICKI STATON, ASSISTANT COACH Vicki Staton has been associated with W&J athletics for over 30 years. She spent 28 seasons as the head volleyball coach at the College and her teams racked up 367 victories. Staton also directed the women's basketball program for 25 seasons and helped the Presidents post a overall record. Since her retirement from being a head coach after the 2002 volleyball season, Staton has served as the director of physical education, wellness and intramurals at the College. She was the interim director of athletics for one athletics season and has assisted with the women's basketball program for the past four years. Staton's volleyball squads claimed five Presidents' Athletic Conference titles (1994, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999) and two ECAC South Region Championships (1996 and 1997). She was honored as the PAC Volleyball Coach of the Year five times. Her basketball teams captured eight Pennwood Athletic Conference Championships, three Presidents' Athletic Conference titles and an ECAC Southern Division III Championship. W&J also made two NCAA Division III Tournament appearances during her tenure. Staton's 646 combined victories make her all-time most winningest coach in Washington & Jefferson College's rich athletic history. In June 2001, she was inducted into to the Washington-Greene chapter of the Pennsylvania Sports Hall of Fame. Staton received a bachelor's degree in 1970 and a master's degree in 1975 from West Virginia University. 4

6 BASKETBALL SEASON PREVIEW The Washington & Jefferson College women s basketball team will rely on experienced veterans to help bring along a host of underclasswomen as it tries to rise to the top of the Presidents Athletic Conference once again. Four starters and nine letter winners return for the Presidents, who will be attempting to rebound after last season s sixth-place PAC finish (9-17 overall, 6-10 PAC) which ended the program s streak of eight consecutive 20-win seasons. A nucleus of five seniors provide eighth-year Head Coach Jina DeRubbo with a wealth of experience, a combined 342 games, as W&J tries for its first conference crown since Solid play from the point guard position often goes a long way in determining a team s success, and that will likely be the case for W&J in Second Team All-PAC senior point guard Vanessa Rivera (Reading, Pa./Wilson) provides the Presidents with a solid ball handler and is one of the top distributors in the league. Rivera led the PAC with 5.3 assists per game and finished second with a 1.60 assist to turnover ratio. She is also one of the top defensive players, as she led the Presidents with 60 steals. Joining Rivera in the backcourt will be senior Kayla Strimel (Morgantown, W.Va./University) and junior Emily Abraham (Canfield, Ohio/Boardman). Strimel, a three-year letter winner, played in all 26 games last season as a wing player. She posted 5.1 points and pulled down 3.8 rebounds per game. Abraham is the Presidents third-leading returning scorer at 6.6 points per game and the top three-point threat. She connected on (.357) shots beyond the arc and was named the MVP of the Marietta College Turkey Shoot last November. W&J struggled at times to score at key stretches, shooting just 37 percent overall and averaging 57.2 points, both down about five points from the previous 23-5 season. However, DeRubbo believes that offseason hard work will pay dividends for the Presidents scoring touch. The Presidents top returning scorer, senior Ashley Kirkpatrick (Sharon, Pa./Kennedy Catholic), is back for her final season as a forward for the Red & Black. Kirkpatrick averaged 11.0 points last season, but was limited to just 18 games after missing the first eight while recovering from knee surgery. When healthy, Kirkpatrick has shown that she can be a force both offensively and defensively on the low block. The team s leading scorer in six of the final eight games, Kirkpatrick was also the top rebounder (5.2 rpg) and shot blocker (13). Senior forward Courtney Walsh (Mill-Hall, Pa./Central Mountain) will be relied upon to increase her production in the post. Walsh appeared in all 26 games, averaging 5.7 points and 3.8 boards per game. She also snagged 19 steals and was one of the team s best free throw shooters at 70 percent (49-70). Senior forward Blair Cotton (Pittsburgh, Pa./Oakland Catholic) and sophomore point guard Kara Seamon (Morgantown, W.Va./University) are versatile players who played significant roles last year. Cotton netted 5.3 points, while starting nine games last season. Seamon saw action in each of W&J s 26 games and shot nearly 40 percent (33-84), while contributing 27 assists. Sophomores guards Alex Bernardi (Saint Clair, Mich./Saint Clair), Alexa Burzese (Sewickley, Pa./Quaker Valley) and Taylor Gruss (Johnstown, Pa./Conemaugh Valley) all have varsity experience from their rookie campaigns and will provide solid depth. Sophomore Chelsea Apke (Pittsburgh, Pa./Mount Lebanon) is another intriguing option to add a scoring punch, but she is currently recovering from offseason surgery. A first-year transfer from NCAA Division I Presbyterian College, she appeared in 18 games for the Blue Hose and connected on 41 percent of her shot attempts. Apke joins a five-member freshman class which includes 6-foot-3 center Valerie Dunlap (Hostetter, Pa./Latrobe). After a one-year hiatus, Washington & Jefferson hopes to earn a postseason bid for the seventh time in eight seasons under DeRubbo. W&J, striving to win the PAC for the 13 th time in school history, begins its season on November 15 th versus Case Western Reserve at the Henry Memorial Center at 7:00 pm. NO NAME YR HT POS HOMETOWN/HIGH SCHOOL 5 Kara Seamon So. 5-7 G Morgantown, W.Va./University 10 Emily Abraham Jr. 5-6 G Canfield, Ohio/Boardman 11 Kayla Strimel Sr G Morgantown, W.Va./University 12 Vanessa Rivera Sr. 5-5 G Reading, Pa./Wilson 14 Blair Cotton Sr. 6-1 G Pittsburgh, Pa./Oakland Catholic 15 Alexa Burzese So. 5-7 G Sewickley, Pa./Quaker Valley 21 Chelsea Apke So F Pittsburgh, Pa./Mt. Lebanon (Presbyterian) 22 Erin Lavery Fr. 5-7 G Pittsburgh, Pa./Oakland Catholic 23 Alex Bernardi So. 5-8 G Saint Clair, Mich./Saint Clair 24 Alexa DelGreco Fr. 5-3 G Pittsburgh, Pa./Seton LaSalle 32 Ashley Kirkpatrick Sr F Sharon, Pa./Kennedy Catholic 33 Megan DeLisle Fr. 5-6 G Youngwood, Pa./Hempfield 42 Valerie Dunlap Fr. 6-3 C Hostetter, Pa./Latrobe 44 Courtney Walsh Sr F Mill-Hall, Pa./Central Mountain 45 Victoria Bishop Fr F Pittsburgh, Pa./Upper St. Clair 5

7 12 PAC TITLES; 7 NCAA TOURNEYS MEET THE EMILY ABRAHAM Jr. G 5-6 Canfield, Ohio/Boardman #10 Two-year letter winner... moved into a starting role as a sophomore and appeared in all 26 games... possesses one of the PAC s best accuracy from three-point range... averaged 6.6 points in 25.2 minutes per game was second on team with 23 steals led team in scoring six times during season finished second team with 76.5% FT% (39-51) and third in 3PT% at 35.7% (35-98) had seven double-figure scoring games recorded two or more steals six times had 15 points, seven rebounds, four assists and three steals against Penn State-Beaver (11/28/10) made five three pointers on her way to a career-high 20 points against Allegheny (11/23/10) appeared in 19 games, averaging 9.9 minutes per contest as a freshman... averaged 2.3 points and 1.3 rebounds per game... finished fourth on the team in three-point percentage (.391) and free-throw percentage (.833)... ended the year with her best three games of the season with six points against Bethany (2/23/10) and five markers against Westminster (2/26/10) and Mount Union (3/5/10)... also added a season-best six rebounds against the Purple Raiders in the NCAA Tournament... keyed W&J s win over Bethany in the PAC Tournament with a pair of three-pointers... made at least one triple in seven contests. Career Statistics YEAR GP-GS FG/PCT FT/PCT REB/AVG PTS/AVG 2009-Present / / / /4.8 #14 BLAIR COTTON Sr. G 6-0 Pittsburgh, Pa./Oakland Catholic Three-year letter winner... averaged 19 minutes per game in 22 games as a senior finished second on the team with nine blocks and PT% (17-44) averaged 5.3 points and 3.0 rebounds per game recorded double-double against Penn State Beaver with 15 points and 10 rebounds (11/28/10) averaged 9.9 minutes per game during her sophomore year... shot 43 percent from the field and contributed 2.3 points per game... averaged 1.3 rebounds per contest... notched a season high in minutes (21), points (7) and rebounds (4) against Thiel on Jan scored at least one basket in 13 games... appeared in 23 games, averaging 7.5 minutes per contest as a freshman... averaged 2.7 points and 1.2 rebounds per contest... pulled down three or more rebounds on four different occasions, including a season high five-rebound performance against Rowan (11/ 22/08)... versatile player who has the ability to play down low as well as on the perimeter... two-year letter winner at Oakland Catholic High School. Career Statistics YEAR GP-GS FG/PCT FT/PCT REB/AVG PTS/AVG 2008-Present / / / /3.1 6

8 BASKETBALL ASHLEY KIRKPATRICK Sr. F 5-10 Sharon, Pa./Kennedy Catholic # 32 Three-year letter winner... battled through injuries during first three seasons led team with 11.0 points and 5.2 rebounds per game topped team with 13 blocked shots had doublefigure scoring performances each of the last six games of season scored season-high 19 points at Westminster (1/8/11) blocked four shots against Hiram (12/30/10)... played in 15 games last season before a season-ending injury finished her year as a sophomore... averaged 4.3 points and 3.4 rebounds per game during season... shot 50 percent from the field... scored a season high 11 points and added five rebounds, at Chatham (1/13)... notched at least one rebound in all, but on game... played in 26 games as a freshman... averaged 8.9 minutes, 3.7 points and 2.6 rebounds per contest... broke out for a 13-point performance in the Presidents victory over PAC champion Thomas More (1/10/09)... collected five or more rebounds on five different occasions... three-year letter winner at Kennedy Catholic... named female athlete of the year as a senior in high school... has lived in four different states and attended six different schools growing up. Career Statistics YEAR GP-GS FG/PCT FT/PCT REB/AVG PTS/AVG 2008-Present / / / /6.1 VANESSA RIVERA Sr. G 5-4 Reading, Pa./Wilson #12 Three-year letter winner Second Team All-PAC honoree started all 26 games last season led team with 60 steals and 5.2 assists per game 5.2 assists per game was 21 st highest in NCAA Division III averaged 8.5 points per game on 39% shooting (72-183) scored a career-high 20 points at Bethany (1/19/11) recorded first career doubledouble (14 points, 11 rebounds) against Geneva (12/1/10) dished out career-best 11 assists versus Allegheny (11/23/ 10) played in 27 games during season, starting 12, including 11 straight to end the season... averaged 24.6 minutes and 5.5 points per game on 45 percent shooting (47-104)... ranked second on the team in assists (57) and steals (44)... made 79 percent of her free throw attempts (55-70)... scored a career-high 15 points at Grove City (1/27/10)... produced a career-high nine assists versus Geneva (12/2/09)... appeared in all 29 games for the Presidents during her freshman season... averaged 13.9 minutes, 2.1 assists and 1.4 rebounds per contest... shot 42 percent (27-65) from the field and 70 percent (30-43) from the charity stripe... dished out five or more rebounds six different times, including a season-high seven assist night against Thiel (2/7)... scored a season-best 10 points against Chatham (12/3)... earned eight varsity letters at Wilson High School in Basketball (4) and Field Hockey (4)... Led her basketball team to three county championships and one district championship... as a senior was named first team All-County and third team All- State. Career Statistics YEAR GP-GS FG/PCT FT/PCT REB/AVG PTS/AVG 2008-pres / / / /5.7 7

9 12 PAC TITLES; 7 NCAA TOURNEYS KAYLA STRIMEL Sr. G 5-10 Morgantown, W.Va./University #11 Three-year letter winner... has appeared in 67 games her first three collegiate seasons... dual scoring threat on the outside and in the paint... averaged 5.1 points and 3.8 rebounds in 22 minutes of action per game as a junior poured in career-high 17 points versus Allegheny (11/23/10) grabbed personal-best 10 rebounds against Hiram (12/30/10) played an average of 7.1 minutes per game as a sophomore... averaged 1.7 points per game and 1.0 rebound... scored a careerbest seven points and grabbed three rebounds against Waynesburg (2/17/10)... pulled down a career-high four rebounds versus Bethany (1/20/10)... appeared in 21 games her freshman season... averaged 6.7 minutes, 1.8 points and 1.0 rebounds per contest... scored a season-high six points and also grabbed five rebounds against Thiel (1/7/09)... shot 38 percent (12-of-32) from the field and 77 percent (13-of-17) from the free throw line... earned three varsity letters at University High School... named second team All- Conference and Honorable Mention All-State as a senior... member of Mu Alpha Theta. Career Statistics YEAR GP-GS FG/PCT FT/PCT REB/AVG PTS/AVG 2008-pres / / / /3.0 COURTNEY WALSH Sr. F 5-11 Mill-Hall, Pa./Central Mountain #44 Three-year letter winner... extremely hard worker who has improved each year... played in all 26 games, starting two during junior season... averaged 5.7 points and 3.8 rebounds in 16.4 minutes of action finished third on team with 100 rebounds had two double-double performances recorded first career double-double (11 points, 10 rebounds) against John Carroll (10/19/10) played in all 28 games during , averaging 9.6 minutes as a key reserve forward... averaged 3.1 points and 2.4 rebounds... scored at least one point in 21 of 28 games a year ago and came down with at least one rebound 20 times... had first career double-digit scoring effort with 12 points and grabbed four rebounds at Saint Vincent (1/5/10)... notched a career-high seven rebounds twice, against SUNY-Purchase (12/30/ 09) and Thiel (1/30/10)... appeared in 13 contests as a freshman... averaged 5.4 minutes, 1.9 points and 1.3 rebounds per contest... scored a season-high seven points against Thiel (2/7)... shot 56 percent (9-of-16) from the field and 78 percent (7-of-9) from the free throw line... earned 10 varsity letters at Central Mountain High School, including basketball (4), soccer (3) and track & field (3). Career Statistics YEAR GP-GS FG/PCT FT/PCT REB/AVG PTS/AVG 2008-pres / / / /4.0 8

10 BASKETBALL ALEX BERNARDI So. G 5-8 East China, Mich./St. Clair #23 Appeared in five games as a freshman averaged 3.6 minutes per game scored first collegiate points versus Waynesburg (2/16/11)... awarded team s first Willette Northup For The Love Of The Game award. ALEXA BURZESE So. G 5-7 Sewickly, Pa./Quaker Valley #15 Earned first collegiate letter last season averaged 6.3 minutes and 1.8 points in 19 games as a freshman scored first collegiate points against John Carroll (11/19/10) poured in nine points on 4-4 shooting against Denison (11/20/10). KARA SEAMON So. G 5-7 Morgantown, W.Va./University #5 Earned first collegiate letter last season appeared in all 26 games, starting three averaged 3.2 points in 12.8 minutes per game scored career-high 11 points (3-7 FG, 4-4 FT) versus Wooster (11/27/10) Had season-best five assists against Thiel (1/29/11). W&J Athletics Facebook W&J Athletics Chelsea Apke Pittsburgh, Pa./ Mount Lebanon #21 Megan DeLisle Youngwood, Pa./ Hempfield #33 Valerie Dunlap Hostetter, Pa./ Latrobe #42 Tori Bishop Pittsburgh, Pa./ Upper St. Clair #45 Alexa DelGreco Pittsburgh, Pa./ Seton LaSalle #24 Erin Lavery Pittsburgh, Pa./ Oakland Catholic #22 9

11 12 PAC TITLES; 7 NCAA TOURNEYS PAC SUMMARY PAC Overall Team W L Pct. W L Pct. Thomas More Saint Vincent Waynesburg Grove City Bethany Washington & Jefferson Chatham Thiel Westminster Geneva* ALL-PAC FIRST TEAM Nicole Dickman (Thomas More) Elisha Jones (Waynesburg) Brittany Sedlock (Saint Vincent) Christine Slater (Grove City) Chelsea Tolliver (Thomas More) ALL-PAC SECOND TEAM Maria Baroffio (Saint Vincent) Allison Long (Thomas More) Hannah Hunter (Waynesburg) Devin McGrath (Saint Vincent) Vanessa Rivera (Wash. & Jeff.) ALL-PAC HONORABLE MENTION Kelly Barzak (Thiel) Leah Gibson (Grove City) Katelynn Hackathorn (Bethany) Tara Harris (Bethany) Kayla Hilko (Chatham) Katie Kees (Thomas More) Brittany Spencer (Waynesburg) Kayla Taormina (Bethany) Six-time PAC Coach of the Year Jina DeRubbo PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Brittany Sedlock (Saint Vincent) COACH OF THE YEAR: Brian Neal (Thomas More) 10

12 BASKETBALL W&J INDIVIDUAL RECORD BOOK All-time Leading Scorers Leigh Sulkowski 2034 Kelly Stacey 1766 Shawndra McDonald 1536 Cindy Kelly 1517 Regina Dixon 1399 Kim Eisiminger 1333 Heather Dawkins 1265 Kennan Killeen 1189 Maggie Gibson 1166 Emily Hays 1147 Marybeth Armstrong 1081 Amanda Stanonik 1046 Lynne (Unice) Yater 1034 Single-Season Points Leigh Sulkowski 616 Leigh Sulkowski 496 Leigh Sulkowski 470 Heather Dawkins 464 Emily Hays 461 Leigh Sulkowski 452 Kelly Stacey 452 Single-Game Points Denise DeSimone 40 Kelly Stacey 40 Leigh Sulkowski 38 Shawndra McDonald 36 Heather Dawkins 35 Single-Season Rebounds Heather Dawkins 318 Kim Eisiminger 304 Maggie Gibson 299 Maggie Gibson 297 Maggie Gibson 270 Maggie Gibson 259 Cindy Kelly 235 Amy Strosnider 234 Single-Game Rebounds Kim Eisiminger 28 Heather Dawkins 26 Maggie Gibson 22 Single-Game Assists Ann Aigner 16 Career Assists Shawndra McDonald 482 Lynne Unice 446 Kennan Killeen 440 Ann Aigner 343 Regina Dixon 283 Vanessa Rivera 255 Jackie Sims 253 Single-Game Three-Pointers Stephanie Smith 8 Leigh Sulkowski 7 Kelley Ryan 7 Stephanie Smith 7 Career Rebounds Maggie Gibson 1125 Heather Dawkins 942 Kim Eisiminger 886 Cindy Kelly 833 Leigh Sulkowski 06 Four-time All-American 2,034 Points 11

13 12 PAC TITLES; 7 NCAA TOURNEYS ALL-CONFERENCE PLAYERS Cindy Kelly (1st) Pam Magill (2nd) Cindy Kelly (1st) Kelly Stacey (1st) Kelly Stacey (1st) Marybeth Armstrong (HM) Kelly Stacey (1st) Marybeth Armstrong (2nd) Beth Twyman (HM) Kelly Stacey (1st) Marybeth Armstrong (2nd) Angie Mavrich (HM) Heather Dawkins (2nd) Lynne Unice (2nd) Jamie O Donnell (HM) Trina Sellers (HM) Heather Dawkins (1st) Lynne Unice (2nd) Jamie O Donnell (HM) Heather Dawkins (1st) Lynne Unice (1st) Kelley Ryan (2nd) Nicole David (HM) Nicole David (1st) Kelley Ryan (1st) Tricia Lander (HM) CONFERENCE PLAYERS OF THE YEAR Kennan Killeen (All-American) Emily Hays Leigh Sulkowski (All-American) Leigh Sulkowski (All-American) Leigh Sulkowski (All-American) Leigh Sulkowski (All-American) Nicole David Kelley Ryan Heather Dawkins (All-American) Heather Dawkins Kelly Stacey Kelly Stacey Cindy Kelley (All-American) Cindy Kelley Nicole David (1st) Tricia Lander (1st) Brenda Buckley (HM) Regina Dixon (HM) Regina Dixon (1st) Carrie Zickefoose (2nd) Licia Beaver (HM) Regina Dixon (1st) Amanda Niebauer (2nd) Kristen Flowers (HM) Regina Dixon (1st) Amanda Niebauer (2nd) Reina Genis (1st) Diana Brush (2nd) Jennifer Joyce (HM) Rachel Armitage (1st) Shawndra McDonald (1st) Amy Strosnider (2nd) Shawndra McDonald (1st) Rachel Armitage (2nd) Amy Strosnider (2nd) Lauren Hull (HM) Bobbi Jo Hibbits (HM) Leigh Sulkowski (1st) Shawndra McDonald (1st) Amy Strosnider (HM) Lauren Hull (HM) Kennan Killeen PAC Player of Year Leigh Sulkowski (1st) Shawndra McDonald (2nd) Amanda Stanonik (HM) Leigh Sulkowski (1st) Lauren Slampak (1st) Courtney Janczak (HM) Amanda Stanonik (HM) Dayna Greenfield (HM) Leigh Sulkowski (1st) Amanda Stanonik (1st) Lauren Slampak (HM) Maggie Gibson (2nd) Kennan Killeen (2nd) Emily Hays (HM) Maria Hillenbrand (HM) Maggie Gibson (1st) Kennan Killeen (2nd) Emily Hays (HM) Maggie Gibson (1st) Kennan Killeen (2nd) Emily Hays (1st) Kennan Killeen (1st) Maggie Gibson (1st) Alyssa Oursler (HM) Stephanie Smith (HM) Vanessa Rivera (2nd) YEARS OF SUCCESS NCAA Tournament Appearances ECAC Southern Region Champions PAC Champions

14 BASKETBALL ALL-TIME OPPONENTS OPPONENT W L Adrian 0 1 Albion 1 1 Alderson-Broaddus 5 7 Alfred 1 0 Allegheny Allegheny C.C. 1 1 Alvernia 0 2 Alfred 3 1 Baldwin-Wallace 0 3 Baruch 0 1 Bates 2 0 Bethany Buffalo State 0 1 Cabrini 2 0 California (Pa.) 3 9 Calvin 0 1 Capital 1 3 Carlow 14 5 Carnegie Mellon Case Western 3 2 Castleton State 1 0 Catholic 1 0 Centenar 0 1 Chatham 16 0 D Youville 1 0 Daemen 1 0 Defiance 1 0 Denison 3 1 DeSales 0 1 Dickinson 3 0 Elizabethtown 2 1 Fairmont State 0 1 Franklin & Marshall 1 0 Frostburg State 6 8 Gallaudet 0 2 Geneva 5 3 Gettysburg 0 1 Glenville State 0 1 Grove City Gwynedd-Mercy 1 0 Hilbert 1 0 Hiram 5 5 Hood 1 0 Hope 0 2 Indiana (Pa.) 1 0 John Carroll 8 6 Johns Hopkins 0 1 Juniata 9 6 Kean 1 0 Kenyon 1 0 Keuka 1 0 King s 1 2 Lancaster Bible 1 0 La Roche 4 1 Lebanon Valley 4 1 Malone 1 0 Marian 1 0 Marietta 3 6 Medaille 1 1 Mercyhurst 1 1 Messiah 0 2 Methodist 0 1 Midway 1 0 Minn.-Morris 1 0 Montclair State 1 0 Moravian 2 1 Mount St. Mary s 0 1 Mount Union 1 5 Muhlenberg 0 1 Muskingum 2 1 New Jersey 0 1 New Jersey City 1 0 Northwestern (Ohio) 1 0 Ohio Dominican 0 2 Ohio Eastern 1 0 Ohio Wesleyan 6 0 Otterbein 0 1 Penn State-Altoona 7 2 Penn State-Beaver 2 0 Penn State-Behrend 14 5 Pitt-Bradford 3 2 Pitt-Greensburg 6 3 Pitt-Johnstown 0 4 Point Park 13 6 Presentation 1 0 Richard Stockton 0 1 Robert Morris 2 5 Rowan 1 0 St. Francis 9 3 St. John Fisher 0 1 St. Joseph s (N.Y.) 2 0 St. Mary s 1 0 Saint Vincent 9 4 Salem 2 3 Seton Hill 16 5 Shenandoah 2 1 Salisbury 0 1 Southern Maine 0 1 Steubenville 1 1 SUNY-Fredonia 0 1 SUNY Potsdam 1 0 SUNY-Purchase 1 0 Thiel Thomas More 8 8 Tri-State 1 0 Trinity (D.C.) 1 0 Washington (Md.) 1 0 Waynesburg West Liberty 2 4 West Virginia 0 1 W.Va. Wesleyan 1 6 Westminster Wheeling Jesuit 2 7 William Smith 0 1 Wisc.-River Falls 0 1 Wittenberg 0 1 Wooster Opponents In Bold 13

15 12 PAC TITLES; 7 NCAA TOURNEYS 14 YEAR-BY-YEAR RECORDS (9-17, 6-10) at Case W. Reserve L, John Carroll L, Denison L, Allegheny L, vs. Wooster W, vs. PS-Beaver W, at Geneva L, (OT) at Grove City* W, Thiel* W, Hiram L, Saint Vincent* L, at Thomas More* L, at Westminster* W, Chatham* W, (OT) Waynesburg* L, at Bethany* W, Geneva W, Grove City* L, at Thiel* L, at Saint Vincent* L, Thomas More* L, Westminster* L, at Chatham* W, at Waynesburg* L, Bethany* L, at Waynesburg L, (23-5, 12-2) Case Western Reser. W, Capital W, Albion W, at Allegheny W, Geneva W, Grove City L, at Ohio Wesleyan W, at Thiel W, vs. Wisc.-River Falls L, vs. SUNY-Purchase W, at Saint Vincent W, Thomas More W, Westminster W, at Chatham W, at Waynesburg W, Bethany W, at Geneva W, at Grove City W, Thiel W, Saint Vincent W, at Thomas More L, at Westminster W, Chatham W, Waynesburg W, at Bethany W, vs. Bethany (PAC) W, vs. Westminster (PAC) L, vs. Mt. Union (NCAA) L, (24-5, 12-2) Kenyon W, Rowan W, Allegheny W, Baldwin-Wallace L, at Grove City W, Chatham W, Geneva W, at CWRU W, vs. Northwestern (Ohio) W, at Ohio Wesleyan W, Westminster W, at Thiel W, Thomas More W, Saint Vincent W, at Waynesburg W, at Bethany L, at Chatham W, at Geneva W, Grove City W, at Westminster W, Thiel W, at Thomas More L, at Saint Vincent W, Waynesburg W, Bethany W, Westminster (PAC) W, vs. Bethany (PAC) W, at Thomas More (PAC) L, at Hope (NCAA) L, (23-7, 11-3) Alfred W, Penn State-Altoona W, at Allegheny W, at Baldwin-Wallace L, at John Carroll W, at Chatham W, at Geneva L, Grove City W, vs. Washington (Md.) W, vs. Bates W, at Westminster W, Thiel L, at Thomas More L, at Saint Vincent W, Waynesburg W, Bethany W, Chatham W, Geneva L, at Grove City W, Westminster W, at Thiel W, Thomas More L, Saint Vincent W, at Waynesburg W, at Bethany W, Thiel (PAC) W, vs. Westminster (PAC) L, (OT) Moravian (ECAC) W, at Gwynedd-Mercy (ECAC) W, vs. Lebanon Valley (ECAC) W, (20-9, 10-2) Ohio Wesleyan W, Mount Union L, Allegheny L, at Marietta W, vs. Marian W, (OT) John Carroll W, CMU W, at Westminster L, at Capital L, at Penn State-Behrend L, vs. Hood W, Pitt-Greensburg L, Saint Vincent W, Waynesburg W, at Bethany W, Thomas More W, Thiel W, at Grove City W, Westminster L, at Waynesburg W, at Saint Vincent W, at Thomas More W, (OT) Bethany W, Grove City W, at Thiel W, Thiel (PAC) W vs. Westminster (PAC) L, Cabrini (ECAC) W, vs. King s (ECAC) L, (22-5, 10-2) Penn State-Altoona W, Otterbein L, (OT) at Allegheny W, at Pitt-Greensburg W, at John Carroll W, at CMU W, Marietta W, Capital L, Minn.-Morris W, Presentation W, Waynesburg W, Trinity (D.C.) W, New Jersey City W, at Thomas More L, at Bethany W, Westminster W, at Thiel W, Grove City W, at Waynesburg W, at Westminster L, Bethany W, Thiel W, Thomas More W, at Grove City W, Westminster (PAC) W, Thomas More (PAC) W, vs. Medaille (NCAA) L, (21-7, 8-2) vs. Albion L, vs. Pitt-Bradford W, Allegheny W, at Ohio Wesleyan W, John Carroll W, Seton Hill W, (OT) at CMU W, at Tri-State (Ind.) W, at Defiance W, vs. Southern Maine L, vs. Kean W, vs. Messiah L, at Elizabethtown W, Thomas More W, Waynesburg W, Bethany W, at Grove City W, at Westminster W, Thiel W, at La Roche W, at Waynesburg W, at Bethany L, Grove City L, (OT) Westminster W, at Thiel W, Thiel W, Westminster (PAC) L, at Will. Smith (NCAA) L, (20-9, 6-4) vs. Lebanon Valley L, at F&M W, at Allegheny W, vs. Thomas More W, (2OT) vs. Case Western L, vs. St. Joe s (N.Y.) W, vs. CMU W, Ohio Wesleyan W, LaRoche L, at Penn State-AltoonaW, CMU W, Waynesburg W, at Thiel W, at Bethany L, Westminster W, Grove City L, at Lancaster Bible W, at Waynesburg W, Pitt-Greensburg W, Thiel W, Bethany L, at Westminster L, at Grove City W, Thiel W, vs. Westminster W, at Bethany L, at King s W, vs. Lebanon Valley W, at DeSales L, (23-2, 10-0) vs. Daemen W, at Wooster W, Allegheny W, Penn State-Behrend W, vs. Frostburg State W, vs. Ohio Wesleyan W, at Elizabethtown W, vs. TCNJ L, at Penn State-BehrendW, Point Park W, at Waynesburg W, Thiel W, Bethany W, Penn State-Altoona W, at Westminster W, at Grove City W, Waynesburg W, at Thiel W, at Bethany W, Westminster W, Grove City W, at Frostburg State W, Westminster W, Grove City W, Hope L, (11-14, 5-3) at Johns Hopkins L, at St. Mary s W, at Allegheny L, at PS Altoona L, PS Behrend W, at Calvin L, at Hilbert W, Point Park W, at Shenandoah W, at Elizabethtown L, at Carnegie Mellon L, at PS Behrend W, Thiel W, at Bethany L, Grove City L, Waynesburg W, at Pitt-Greensburg L, at Westminster L, at Thiel W, Bethany L, 72-93

16 BASKETBALL at Grove City W, at Waynesburg W Westminster L, Frostburg L, at Grove City L, (12-14,7-1) at Muhlenberg L, at Rich Stockton L, Allegheny L, Pitt-Greensburg L, PS Behrend L, at Suny Potsdam W, at St. John Fisher L, at Bradford W, at Gallaudet L, Carnegie Mellon L, Point Park L, at PS Behrend L, Waynesburg W, at Bethany L, at Grove City W, Thiel W, PS Altoona W, Westminster L, at Waynesburg W, Grove City W, Bethany W, at Westminster L, at Thiel W, at Frostburg W, Thiel W, Bethany L, (12-14, 5-3) at Cabrini W, at Juniata L, at Allegheny L, at Pitt-Greensburg W, PS Behrend L, at Mt. St. Mary s L, at Medaille W, at Messiah L, at Waynesburg W, Westminster L, D Youville W, at PS Behrend L, at Waynesburg W, Bethany L, Grove City W, at Thiel L, at Carnegie Mellon L, Carlow W, Waynesburg W, at Bethany L, at Grove City W, Thiel W, at PS Altoona L, Frostburg L, at Thiel W, at Bethany L, (10-14, 3-5) at Alvernia L, at Grove City L, Allegheny L, at Mount Union L, PS Behrend L, at Gallaudet L, at St. Joseph W, Carnegie Mellon W, at Keuka W, at PS Altoona W, at Waynesburg W, Thiel L, at PS Behrend L, Bethany L, Grove City W, at Grove City L, Pitt-Greensburg W, Seton Hill W, at Carlow L, at Bethany L, at Thiel L, Waynesburg W, PS Altoona W, Frostburg L, (16-8, 9-1) at Centenary L, at Pitt-Bradford L, at Allegheny L, at Pitt-Greensburg W, PS Behrend W, Pitt-Bradford W, at Salisbury L, at Catholic W, Frostburg W, at PS Behrend L, Bethany W, Grove City W, at Waynesburg W, Thiel W, at Grove City W, Alfred W, Chatham W, at Bethany W, at Thiel L, Waynesburg W, at Frostburg L, at Alfred W, at Alvernia L, (15-8, 5-5) at Kings L, at Chatham W Allegheny W, Pitt-Greensburg W, PS Behrend W, at Chatham W, at Juniata W, at Pitt-Bradford W, Mt. Union L, at PS Behrend W, Frostburg L, at LaRoche W, Point Park W, at Waynesburg W, Thiel W, Grove City W, Bethany L, at Alfred L, Waynesburg L, at Thiel W, at Grove City L, at Bethany L, Alfred W, (13-8,7-1) at Montclair W, at Buffalo St. L, at Allegheny L, at Muskingum L, Frostburg W, PS Behrend L, Chatham W, at Point Park W, at Moravian L, Juniata W, La Roche W, at Thiel W, Waynesburg W, at Grove City W, at PS Behrend L, at Bethany L, Thiel W, at Waynesburg W, Grove City W, at Frostburg L, Bethany W, (16-7,6-2) at Shenandoah W, at Gettysburg L, Allegheny W, Muskingum W, at Wittenburg L, at Bates W, PS Behrend W, Marietta L, Baruch W, Point Park W, at Juniata L, at LaRoche W, Thiel W, at Waynesburg L, Grove City W, at PS Behrend W, Bethany W, at Thiel W, Waynesburg W, at Grove City W, Frostburg W, at Bethany L, at Capital L, (19-5,7-1) at Midway W, at Malone W, at Allegheny L, at Carnegie Mellon W, Dickinson W, Denison W, Alderson-Broaddus W, at Marietta L, Juniata W, at Point Park W, at Carlow W, Ohio Eastern W, at Thiel W, Waynesburg W, PS Behrend L, at Grove City W, at Bethany L, at Waynesburg W, Thiel W, at PS Behrend L, Grove City W, Bethany W, at Dickinson W, atmoravian W, (17-5, 6-2) at Susquehanna L, at Lebanon Valley W, Juniata W, Carnegie Mellon W, at Carlow W, at Denison W, Allegheny W, Point Park W, Carlow W, at Juniata L, at Dickinson W, at Waynesburg L, Thiel W, at PS Behrend W, Grove City W, Bethany W, Waynesburg L, at Thiel W, PS Behrend W, at Alderson-Broaddus L, at Grove City W, atbethany W, (10-12, 5-3) at Juniata W, atallegheny L, Alderson-B roaddus W, at Point Park W, at Carnegie Mellon L, Salem-Teikyo L, Ohio Dominican L, at PS Behrend L, Juniata W, Seton Hill W, at W.V. Wesleyan L, at Thiel W, at Allegheny L, at Bethany W, Waynesburg L, at Grove City L, Thiel W, PS Behrend L, Bethany W, at Waynesburg L, Grove City W, Grove City L, (11-11, 4-4) at Juniata L, at Lebanon Valley W, Alderson-Broaddus W, Carnegie Mellon L, Allegheny L, at Salem-Teikyo L, at PS Behrend W, at Ohio Dominican L, at Alderson-Broaddus W, Juniata L, Point Park W, Grove City L, Bethany L, at Waynesburg L, W.V. Wesleyan W, Thiel W, at Grove City L, at Bethany W, PS Behrend W, Waynesburg W, at Seton Hill L, at Thiel W, (10-11,3-5) Waynesburg W, at Alderson-Broaddus L, at Marietta L, at Adrian L, at Methodist L, Salem-Teikyo W, PS Behrend W, at Allegheny W, Grove City W, at Bethany W, at Thiel L, at Waynesburg W, Carnegie Mellon L, Alderson-Broaddus W, at W.V. Wesleyan L, at Point Park W,

17 12 PAC TITLES; 7 NCAA TOURNEYS Bethany L, at Grove City L, Seton Hill L, Thiel W, At Carnegie Mellon L, (7-14, 4-8) at Seton Hill W, Alderson-Broaddus L, Marietta L, at SUNY-Fredonia L, at Castleton State W, at PS Behrend L, at Wheeling L, at Grove City L, Bethany L, Thiel W, at John Carroll L, at Carnegie Mellon L, Hiram W, W.V. Wesleyan L, at Waynesburg W, at Bethany W, Grove City W, John Carroll W, at Thiel L, at Hiram L, Carnegie Mellon L, (12-11, 7-5) at Juniata W, Carlow W, at Marietta L, at Baldwin-Wallace L, at Case Western W, Seton Hill W, at Mercyhurst L, at W.V. Wesleyan L, at Grove City W, at Thiel L, Bethany W, at John Carroll L, Geneva L, at Alderson-Broaddus L, Hiram W, at Carnegie Mellon L, Thiel W, Grove City L John Carroll W, at Bethany W, at Hiram L, PS Behrend W, Carnegie Mellon W, (4-16, 2-10) Juniata W, Mercyhurst W, Marietta L, at Carlow L, Alderson-Broaddus L, Grove City L, at Thiel L, at Bethany W, John Carroll L, Wheeling L, at Hiram L, Carnegie Mellon L, W.V. Wesleyan L, Thiel L, at Grove City L, at John Carroll L, Bethany L, Hiram W, at Geneva L, at Carnegie Mellon L, (6-13, 5-7) at Glenville State L, at Denison W, at Carlow L, at West Liberty L, St. Vincent L, Carnegie Mellon W, at Hiram L, at Grove City L, Thiel L, at Bethany L, at John Carroll L, at Point Park L, at W.V. Wesleyan L, Hiram W, at Carnegie Mellon W, at Thiel L, Grove City L, John Carroll W, Bethany W, (10-12, 8-2) at Allegheny L, Point Park L, Carlow L, West Liberty L, at Juniata L, Thiel L, Hiram W, Bethany W, Grove City W, Mount Union W, at St. Francis L, at John Carroll W, at Bethany W, at Carnegie Mellon W, W.V. Wesleyan L, St. Francis L, Carnegie Mellon W, at Seton Hill L, Carnegie Mellon W, Grove City W, Thiel L, at St. Vincent L, (13-8, 8-0) Allegheny L, Marietta W, Juniata W, St. Vincent W, Cal. State L, Westminster W, at Mount Union L, at Salem L, at Carlow L, St. Francis L, Bethany W, at Carnegie Mellon W, at Seton Hill W, at Grove City L, Carlow W, at St. Francis L, at Bethany W, Carnegie Mellon W, Seton Hill W, (11-10, 9-1) at Alderson-Broaddus L, Grove City L, West Liberty L, at Fairmont State L, at Westminster L Salem W, at Wheeling L, Seton Hill W, Frostburg L, Carlow W, at St. Francis W, at Bethany L, at Carnegie Mellon W, Point Park W, at Seton Hill W, at Carlow W, St. Francis W, Bethany W, Carnegie Mellon W, at W.V.U L, at Frostburg L, (5-14) Pitt-Johnstown L, at Robert Morris L, at Point Park L, at Westminster L, at Geneva W, Wheeling L, at Grove City L at Cal. State L, Bethany L, at Seton Hill L, at Carlow W, at Carnegie Mellon L, at St. Francis W, Seton Hill L, Alderson-Broaddus L, at Bethany L, St. Francis W, Carlow W, Carnegie Mellon L, (15-4) at West Liberty W, at Pitt-Johnstown L, at IUP L, at Muskingum W, at Steubenville L, Westminster W, Grove City W, at Bethany W, Seton Hill W, Geneva W, Carlow W, at Carnegie Mellon W, St. Francis W, at Seton Hill W, Point Park L, Bethany W, at St. Francis W, at Carlow W, Carnegie Mellon W, (17-2) at California W, Steubenville W, Wheeling W, Robert Morris L, at Point Park W, Chatham W, at St. Francis W, Seton Hill W, at Carnegie Mellon W, at Robert Morris W, Carlow W, Bethany W, at Carlow W at Seton Hill W, St. Francis W, California L, Carnegie Mellon W, at Chatham W, at Bethany W, (12-6) St. Francis W, at West Liberty L, Chatham W, at Point Park L, Robert Morris L, at Seton Hill W, Carnegie Mellon W, at Robert Morris L, Point Park W, Bethany W, Carlow W, Seton Hill W, at California L, at Carnegie Mellon W, at Carlow W, at Bethany W, at Chatham W, California L, (11-4) PS-Beaver W, Allegheny C.C. L, at Wheeling W, at Robert Morris L, at Allegheny C.C. W, at Seton Hill W, West Liberty W, Bethany W, at Carnegie Mellon W, Robert Morris W, California W, Carlow W, at Bethany W, Carnegie Mellon W, at California L, (9-3) Seton Hill W, at Thiel W, at Wheeling L, at Carlow W, at Bethany W, Carnegie Mellon W, California W, at Seton Hill W, Bethany L, at Carnegie Mellon W, Robert Morris W, at California L, (0-13) at Wheeling L, at Seton Hill L, Carnegie Mellon L, Pitt-Johnstown L, at Cal. State L, at Carnegie Mellon L, Thiel L, at Geneva L, Bethany L, at Pitt-Johnstown L, Wheeling L, at Bethany L, California L,

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