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1 MONMOUTH UNI VER SI TY WOMEN S BASKETBALL WOMEN'S BASKETBALL CONTACT: CHRIS TOBIN (732) ATHLETICS COMMUNICATIONS Cedar Avenue West Long Branch, NJ HAWKS HOOPS MONMOUTH HAWKS (4-6, 0-1 NEC) at WAGNER COLLEGE SEAHAWKS (5-6, 2-0 NEC) January 10, :00 p.m. Spiro Sports Center (2,100) Staten Island, N.Y. The Monmouth University women's basketball team looks to get back in the win column, as the Hawks finish their six-game road trip at Northeast Conference-rival Wagner College on Saturday afternoon, with the game to be televised on the Metro Channel. Monmouth, which is now on a five-game losing streak, after starting the season at 4-1, is coming off a loss in its NEC opener at Sacred Heart on Thursday. The Blue and White are led in scoring and assists by sophomore NIAMH DWYER, who is posting 13.2 points and a team-high 29 assists. Senior JEWONDA BRIGHT, who is posting 12.2 points and 7.4 rebounds per outing, leads the squad with her.534 field goal percentage ranks, which ranks sixth best in the Northeast Conference. Monmouth ranks second in the NEC in field goal percentage defense for the first time under head coach JACKIE DEVANE, holding the opposing teams to a 38.8% success rate. The Hawks have led the NEC and have ranked nationally in the field goal percentage defense category each of DeVane's first three seasons. MONMOUTH HAWKS PROBABLE STARTERS NO. NAME POS. CL. HT. HOMETOWN PPG / RPG AST / STL 5 LaSheena Martin F Sr. 5-7 Sewell, N.J. 7.3 / / Erin Winston G Jr. 5-8 Bowie, Md. 8.5 / / Jewonda Bright C Sr. 6-2 Norfolk, Va / / Courtney Lumpkin F Jr. 5-7 Newark, N.J. 6.4 / / Niamh Dwyer G So. 5-9 Thurles, Ireland 13.2 / / 2.2 RESERVES 12 Christine Arsego G So Torrington, Conn. 1.1 / / Francine Bell G So. 5-6 Orange, N.J. 0.5 / / Liz Whalen G/F So. 5-9 E. Brunswick, N.J. 3.0 / / Charisse Johnson F Fr. 6-0 E. Stroudsburg, Pa. 1.9 / / Bridgette Bynum F/C Jr. 6-3 Phil a del phia, Pa. 2.4 / / LaShaunda Merriweather C R-Fr. 6-4 Richmond, Va. 0.6 / / 0.2 HEAD COACH: Jackie DeVane (Delaware State, 1983) - 4th season at Monmouth ASSISTANTS: Michele Baxter (St. John Fisher, 1987), Jim Baxter (Indiana State, 1973), Sara Hatcher (Monmouth, 2002) HAWKS SCOREBOARD Date Opponent Time 11/22 NORFOLK STATE W, /25 at Rider W, /29 vs. UMKC L, /30 vs. Akron W, /03 IONA W, /06 at Columbia L, (ot) 12/10 at St. Peter s L, /20 at George Mason L, /04 at #21 Auburn L, /08 at Sacred Heart L, /10 at Wagner 2:00 p.m. 01/15 ROBERT MORRIS 7:00 p.m. 01/17 ST. FRANCIS (PA.) 3:00 p.m. 01/22 CENTRAL CONNECTICUT STATE 7:00 p.m. 01/24 at Quinnipiac 3:00 p.m. 01/28 FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON 7:00 p.m. 01/31 at Mount St. Mary s 7:00 p.m. 02/02 at Robert Morris 7:00 p.m. 02/07 QUINNIPIAC 3:00 p.m. 02/09 at Central Connecticut State 7:00 p.m. 02/11 at St. Francis (N.Y.) 7:00 p.m. 02/16 MOUNT ST. MARY S 7:00 p.m. 02/19 LONG ISLAND 5:30 p.m. 02/21 ST. FRANCIS (N.Y.) 3:00 p.m. 02/26 SACRED HEART 7:00 p.m. 02/28 at Long Island 2:00 p.m. 03/01 at Fairleigh Dickinson 7:00 p.m. 03/05 at NEC Tournament First Round tba 03/06 at NEC Tournament Second Round tba 03/13 at NEC Championship Game tba - at Best Western Roundball Classic (Tampa, Fla.) - Northeast Conference game - at Wagner - Spiro Center (Staten Island, N.Y.) - at highest remaining seed, televised on MSG-TV - televised on Cablevision THE SERIES vs. WAGNER Overall Record:... Monmouth leads Last Meeting:...MU 51, WC 48 (3/8/2003)...NEC Quarterfinal in Fairfield, Conn. THE COACHES MU: Jackie DeVane (Delaware State, 1983) Record at MU: (4th season) Overall Record: (14th season) Record vs. WC WC: Tara Gallagher (East Stroudsburg, 1987) Record at WC: (6th season) Overall Record: (6th season) RADIO HAWKS COVERAGE: 88.9 FM WMCX (West Long Branch, N.J.) Play-by-play: Steve Bazaz Color analysis: Jon Guarna

2 QUICK FACTS Location... West Long Branch, N.J. Founded Enrollment...4,323 President...Vice Admiral Paul Gaffney II Athletics Director...Dr. Marilyn McNeil Conference... Northeast Nickname...Hawks Colors...Midnight Blue and White Arena... Boylan Gymnasium (2,500) Internet Site... Hawks Hotline... (732) 571-HAWK Overall Record NEC Record /3rd (tie) Postseason... Lost in NEC Semis First season of Division I Overall Division I Record First season in NEC Overall NEC Record ( ) NEC Championship NCAA Tournament MEDIA SERVICES INTERVIEWS WITH COACH DeVANE Media wishing to interview Coach DeVane must notify the Monmouth Athletics Communications office. Twenty-four hours of advance notice is appreciated. Coach DeVane is available most weekday mornings for interviews or after practice. WEEKLY PLAYER INTERVIEWS All player interviews must be requested through the Monmouth Athletics Communications office, and must be arranged at least 24 hours in advance. PRACTICE COVERAGE Monmouth s practices are open to the media. Shooting of video and still photos is limited to the first 20 minutes of each practice unless other arrangements are made through Athletics Communications. MEDIA CREDENTIALS Arrangements for media credentials for Monmouth home basketball games must be made through the Monmouth Athletics Communications office. Requests by accredited media members should be made in writing and submitted on company letterhead to Chris Tobin. Credentials must be requested at least 48 hours prior to requested game. HOW TO REACH US: ASSISTANT DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS COMMUNICATIONS: CHRIS TOBIN Phone: (732) Fax: (732) ctobin@monmouth.edu Cell Phone: (732) HEAD COACH: JACKIE DEVANE 4th Season at Monmouth/14th Season overall JACKIE DEVANE (Delaware State, 1983) enters her fourth season as head coach at Monmouth and her 14th overall. DeVane has posted a mark in her time in West Long Branch. DeVane posted her 50th win at the helm of Monmouth in the Hawks' triumph at Rider (11/25). A native of Philadelphia, Pa., DeVane became the fourth women's head coach in Monmouth's Division I history in the season. THE HAWKS UNDER COACH DEVANE Season Record NEC Result NEC quarters NEC semis TOTALS NEC Tourn. Appearances GAME TEN - SACRED HEART PIONEERS SACRED HEART 70, MONMOUTH 50 January 8, 2004 Fairfield, Conn. (Pitt Center) Still on the longest road swing since the season, the Monmouth Hawks losing streak increased to five games, as Sacred Heart snapped their own three-game losing skid Thursday night, defeating Monmouth, 70-50, to record their first Northeast Conference win of the year. The Pioneers' offensive dynamic duo of sophomore Nicolle Rubino and freshman Amanda Pape were at it again with 18 points apiece while junior Colleen White had a career-night with 16 in the win. The two teams plodded through the first half, which saw 23 combined turnovers. MU jumped out to a 7-3 lead in the first 4:17, as senior LaSheena Martin capped off the run with a three-pointer from the wing. After the Pioneers tied the score at 7-7 for the first tie of the contest, sophomore Liz Whalen connected on a trey from the corner in her first offensive possession. With the score tied at at the 7:38 mark, SHU finished the half on a 16-6 run. A White jumper followed by a three-point play by Colleen Duggan gave SHU a five-point lead, Monmouth junior Erin Winston buried a three to knock the lead back to two at 5:21, but the Hawks could only muster three free throws to end the half, to account for the deficit. Sacred Heart took advantage of the Blue and White s foul trouble on the front line, as Jewonda Bright had two quick fouls, while reserve center Bridgette Bynum ended the first half with four fouls. The Pioneers were able to go over the top of the Hawks and get easy buckets underneath due to the Hawks lack of size. Monmouth missed its first five shots of the second half and were held scoreless for the first six minutes and twenty-five seconds of play, as Sacred Heart built a 20-point bulge. Junior Courtney Lumpkin nailed a jump shot at 13: 35, which were the Hawks first points of the stanza. White, who played a career-high 23 minutes, made her presence felt in the second half, pouring in 10 of her 16 points to eclipse her previous high of nine and finished the game seven-of-eight from the floor and two-of-two from the free throw line. She also made an impact on the boards, pulling down seven rebounds to establish another career mark. For Monmouth, now 4-6 overall and 0-1 in the NEC, Lumpkin finished with 12 points in the loss. Standout center Bright was marred in foul trouble most of the game, scoring just six points with one rebound in 16 minutes of action. Martin and leading scorer Niamh Dwyer each carded seven points, while Martin pulled down a team-high seven boards. As a team, the Hawks shot 28.6% (15-50) from the field and 36.4% (4-11) from three-point range while turning the ball over 25 times.

3 OH CAPTAIN, MY CAPTAIN Seniors LASHEENA "HOOTIE" MARTIN and JEWONDA BRIGHT were selected as the team captains for the season. HAWKS PICKED FOURTH IN PRESEASON POLL The Monmouth Hawks were picked to finish fourth in the Northeast Conference Preseason Coaches Poll, as released by the conference on November 11, during its preseason teleconference. Defending NEC champion St. Francis University, led by NEC Player of the Year candidate Beth Swink, was the pick to repeat as the league s best, receiving seven first place votes, out of a possible ten. Quinnipiac, led by last season's NEC Player of the Year Ashlee Kelly, received three first place votes to grab the number two slot in the poll, while Mount St. Mary's was picked third. Sacred Heart received the final first place vote, and tied with Monmouth for fourth place in the standings, while Wagner, the host of this season's NEC Tournament, came in sixth. Long Island claimed the seventh spot, while Fairleigh Dickinson rounded out the tournament qualifying field in the eighth slot. Central Connecticut State, Robert Morris and St. Francis College ranked ninth through eleventh respectively to round out the NEC field. GETTIN' THERE MU s longest win streak in its Division I history is 10 games, which was done twice, once during the season, and once again during The Hawks put together two, four-game win streaks last season, en route to their second consecutive post season appearance. STARTING OFF ON THE RIGHT FOOT Monmouth's win over Norfolk State in the season opener for the Hawks was the first win by a Monmouth squad in a season opener since the season, when the Blue and White was victorious on the road at Fordham, defeating the Rams on November 14, The Hawks last win in a home season-opening contest was November 19, 1997, when they bested Fordham in overtime, Monmouth is now 7-15 in season openers since the program turned Division I. BEST START EVER... Monmouth's 2-0 start to the season marked the first time since the campaign that the Hawks started at that rate. The Blue and White have never begun a year 3-0, but were also 4-1 in , as well. HAWKS CATCH THE INJURY BUG Without a full compliment of players throughout last season, the Hawks claimed the number three seed in the NEC Tournament and made an appearance in the semifinals for the first time since the 1999 Tournament. COURTNEY LUMPKIN (torn ACL), ERIN WINSTON (stress fracture in shin), LASHAUNDA MERRIWEATHER (stress fracture in foot) and CHRISTINE AR- SEGO (ankle) all missed time due to injuries. Although "healthy" to start this season, NEC All-Rookie performer LIZ WHALEN will miss the opening to her sophomore campaign after surgery for compartment syndrome. "JAY BIRD SHOWING BRIGHT COLORS Co-captain JEWONDA BRIGHT returned as the Hawks' top scorer and rebounder from last year. The center, who led MU in field goal percentage the last two seasons (ranking 19th in the country as a sophomore), averaged 13.7 points and 5.6 rebounds per game as a junior. She now ranks 14th all-time on the Monmouth scoring chart with 878 points. After ten games, Bright is second on the team in points per game (12.2), and leads in rebounds per game (7.4) and field goal percentage (.534), which ranks sixth best in the NEC. WELCOME TO THE BOYLER ROOM The Monmouth women s basketball team has posted a mark in Boylan Gym in the three-plus seasons under coach JACKIE DEVANE, including an 11-2 campaign during the season. The Hawks went 6-7 in Boylan last season, which included a stretch of four consecutive home league losses for the first time since RECORDS Watch - Career POINTS SCORED - CAREER 1. Linda Wilson ( ) 1, Michelle Allen ( ) 1, Amanda Rosato ( ) 1, Michelle Cappadona ( ) 1, Sue Shea ( ) 1, Jen Brzucki ( ) 1, Sandra Cook ( ) 1, Beth DiRenzo ( ) 1, Tracey Robinson ( ) 1, Christa Ciriani ( ) 1, Katie Kostohryz ( ) 1, Jamie Ward ( ) Ellen Brennan ( ) JEWONDA BRIGHT (2001- ) Nicole Cervino ( ) Rashawnah French ( ) Ramona Johnson ( ) Rachel Goodale ( ) Shaliek Wright ( ) Audrey Taylor ( ) Tracy Allocco ( ) Erin Adesso ( ) 596 ACTIVE: LASHEENA MARTIN (2000- ) 502 MOST REBOUNDS - CAREER 1. Linda Wilson ( ) 1, Sandra Cook ( ) Jen Brzucki ( ) Sue Shea ( ) Katie Kostohryz ( ) Michelle Cappadona ( ) Jamie Ward ( ) Christa Ciriani ( ) Michelle Allen ( ) Tracy Robinson ( ) Kenya Howze ( ) Ramona Johnson ( ) 505 ACTIVE: JEWONDA BRIGHT (2001- ) 416 LASHEENA MARTIN (2000- ) 324 MOST STEALS - CAREER 1. Michelle Cappadona ( ) Christie Pearce ( ) Jamie Ward ( ) Amanda Rosato ( ) Linda Wilson ( ) Beth DiRenzo ( ) Tracy Radigan ( ) Michelle Allen ( ) Ramona Johnson ( ) Sue Shea ( ) 155 ACTIVE: LASHEENA MARTIN (2000- ) 142 ERIN WINSTON (2001- ) 118 MOST ASSISTS - CAREER 1. Ellen Brennan ( ) Nicole Cervino ( ) Sue Shea ( ) Michelle Cappadona ( ) Tracey Radigan ( ) Rachel Goodale ( ) Christie Pearce ( ) Audrey Taylor ( ) Kathy Sturm ( ) Beth DiRenzo ( ) Amanda Rosato ( ) 234 ACTIVE: ERIN WINSTON (2001- ) 139 LASHEENA MARTIN (2000- ) 136 FREE THROWS MADE - CAREER 1. Michelle Cappadona ( ) Michelle Allen ( ) Amanda Rosato ( ) Jen Brzucki ( ) Linda Wilson ( ) Christa Ciriani ( ) Sandra Cook ( ) 232 ACTIVE: JEWONDA BRIGHT (2001- ) 189

4 NEC Preseason Coaches Poll 1. St. Francis (Pa.) (7) 2. Quinnipiac (3) 3. Mount St. Mary's 4. MONMOUTH Sacred Heart (1) 6. Wagner 7. Long Island 8. Fairleigh Dickinson 9. Central Connecticut State 10. Robert Morris 11. St. Francis (N.Y.) *first place votes in parantheses NEC Preseason All-Conference Team F Beth Foster C/F Ashlee Kelly G Natallia Marchanka C Beth Swink F Carrie Walker MSM QU FDU SFPA WC goal percentage defense with the.388 figure, while Wagner is tops at.381. ROAD WARRIORS... Last season, Monmouth went a combined 13-4 away from Boylan Gym, with losses at UCF, Seton Hall, St. Francis (Pa.) and versus UMBC in the NEC Tournament. The Hawks had posted eight straight road wins, breaking the school record for consecutive road victories (six) set from January 3, 1987 to February 2, 1987, and tying a schoolmark for consecutive NEC road wins, set during the season. MU is 2-6 away from Boylan this year. THAT S WHY THEY CALL IT CHARITY... As a team, Monmouth shot 69.4% from the free throw line last season, which ranked them 3rd out of the 12 teams in the NEC. The Birds made (412) and attempted (594) more free throws than any other team in the NEC during the season. The Hawks improved on its ninth place showing in that category from the season before. MU is connecting on 69.7% ( ) this season, which currently ranks fourth in the Northeast Conference. CLOSE CALLS... The Blue and White was 5-4 in games decided by five points or less during the season. In its one-point win at Sacred Heart (1/16), MU broke a four-game losing streak in one-point games. The last one-point win for the Hawks came on 1/25/01 when LaToya Thompson s buzzer-beater topped St. Francis [Pa.], while it also broke the 10th longest home win streak in the NCAA for the Pioneers at the time. TEAM DEFENSE In , the Hawks led the NEC and ranked 15th nationally in field goal percentage defense, allowing just a 36.0% success rate for their opponents. The Blue and White also ranked fourth in the NEC in scoring defense, giving up 57.8 points per game, which also ranked 25th in the NCAA. Currently, the Hawks are holding thier opponents to a combined 38.8% from the floor this season, including a 20.8% showing from Akron (11/30), which was the lowest percentage since MU held Robert Morris to a paultry 19.4% from the floor (3/1/03). The Hawks rank second in the NEC in field MY WALLET S TOO SMALL TO HOLD MY 50 S, AND MY DIAMOND SHOES ARE TOO TIGHT... MU held its opponents to 59 or less points on 19 occasions last year, including nine of its last 11 opponents, winning 16 of the 19 contests overall. The Hawks won four straight games while accomplishing the feat. The Birds held Robert Morris to a season-low 34 points this season, the lowest output since 1/26/89 (St. Francis N.Y points). The Hawks opened the season holding Norfolk State to 51 points and held Akron (11/30) to a season-low 40 points. MU is 3-1 in 2003 when holding its opponents to under the 60 point mark. REJECTION IS A GOOD THING MU holds the NEC record for blocks in a single game (15), a record that was set against FDU on January 9, Last season, MU ranked second in the league in blocked shots (3.14), with a second-best 91 swats. Monmouth ranks seventh in the NEC in 2003, averaging 2.10 blocks per game. PARTYING LIKE IT S Since January of the season, the Hawks had not held consecutive opponents under 50 points, when the Hawks beat Queens (65-46) and then defeated Loyola [Md.], The Blue and White accomplished the same feat twice in and did it again on three occasions in MU held a total of seven teams under the 50-point total last year, including in the final three games. "WE WERE ONLY FRESHMEN..." MU relied heavily on freshmen last season, as LIZ WHALEN (21 starts) contributed mightily for the Hawks. Whalen, an NEC All-Rookie Team selection, set a new NEC record for three-point field goal percentage, connecting on 42.6% (43-of-101) from 3-point land last year. She also set career-highs with 24 points on a Monmouth record seven three-pointers at Mount St. Mary s (2/1). The sharpshooter averaged 6.5 points and 2.9 rebounds per contest. IT WAS RAINING THREE S Monmouth connected on season-high 10 three-point field goals in its win at LIU (1/9/03) last year, which was one made basket less than the school-record 11 (MU went 11-for-21 at Mount St. Mary s in an win on 2/18/98). Its 19 attempts was also a season high. The MU record for attempts in a single game is 29, which was an overtime loss to LIU in the 2000 NEC Tournament first round. MU s record for a regulation game is 24, at Wagner in a loss on 1/15/00. The NEC record for three-pointers made in a single game is 14, set by both Rider (vs. SFNY on 1/14/95) and St. Francis (N.Y.) (vs. Robert Morris on 2/9/02). Rider holds the league mark for single-game attempts at 37 in the aforementioned game vs. St. Francis.

5 YOU GOT ROBBED Monmouth guards ERIN WINSTON and LASHEENA MARTIN each posted career-highs in the steals category last season. Winston, who snagged eight steals vs. Long Island (2/14), was two steals away from tying the Hawks single-game record held by both Michelle Cappadona and Christie Pearce. Martin, MU s active career-leader with 142, tallied seven steals in the Birds win at St. Francis [N.Y.] (2/18). Winston (2.33) and Martin (1.97) finished the season ranked 4th and 5th, respectively, in the NEC in steals per game. The twosome continued its thieving ways by tallying four steals apiece in the season opener vs. Norfolk State (11/22) and five total steals at Rider (11/25). Winston collected her 100th career steal in the win over Iona (12/3) and six more vs. Columbia (12/7). The Hawks are stealing an average of 9.40 balls a game this season, which is sixth best in the NEC. IRISH EYES ARE SMILING Sophomore NIAMH DWYER has shown her abilities already as an all-around performer for the Blue and White after sitting out last season due to NCAA transfer regulations. The Thurles, Ireland-native has averaged a team-high 13.9 points and 4.7 rebounds, while dishing out a team-high 29 assists in nine games. She posted a career-high 21 points vs. Columbia (12/7). The guard led MU with 18 points, on five trifectas at #21 Auburn (1/4/04), while collecting a career-best eight rebounds. DON T CALL IT A COMEBACK, SHE S BEEN HERE FOR YEARS Guard LASHEENA HOOTIE MARTIN made a tremendous comeback from back spasms that sidelined her much of her sophomore season, to start 27 of Monmouth s 29 games as a junior. The guard averaged a career-best 7.5 points and 5.1 rebounds a contest. Martin posted two nine-rebound games, while she also contributed the game-winning three-point play at Sacred Heart with 16 seconds remaining. In the Hawks loss to Quinnipiac, Martin tallied her first career double-double, as she posted 12 points and 10 rebounds. The 5' 7" guard led the Hawks in steals (57) and was third in assists (66) and blocks (16). Currently, she is posting 7.3 points and 4.8 boards, while ranking third on the team with 17 steals. She registered her career-high of 19 points in MU's win over Iona (12/3), hitting on 7-of-14 from the field. She eclipsed the 500-point plateau for her career with her seven-point performance at Sacred Heart (1/8). UP IN YOUR FACE "D" Monmouth has led the NEC in field goal percentage defense over the past two-plus seasons. Over that time, the Blue and White has held 28 opponents to under 35.0% shooting from the floor in a game, posting a 22-6 record in those games. Monmouth has done it twice in 2003, holding Rider (11/25) to just 30.5% (18-59) in its win over the Broncs and Akron to 20.8% (11-53). MUST HAVE BEEN COLD UP THERE Monmouth posted a program-low 20.8% from the field in its loss at St. Peter's on December 10. The 11-of-53 performance was the lowest since the Hawks connected on 22.2% (14-63) vs. Louisville on December 27, It also marked only the sixth time in program history that the Hawks posted a point total in the 30's, and the first time since February 13, 1992 when MU scored a program-low 34 points at Long Island. Ironically, MU is 0-7 when scoing in the 30's. LONG ROAD TO TRAVEL TO THE RECORD Monmouth's current six-game road swing is the longest the team has been on since the season, a trip in which the Blue and White posted a 4-2 record. The Hawks are currently 0-5 on this trip. The five road losses account for Monmouth's current five-game skid, which is two losses away from tying the school-record of seven losses set in FIVE-GAME SWOON On Monmouth's five-game losing streak, the Hawks have connected on.320 percent from the field, while allowing.445 percent to the opponents. While allowing 71.8 points per game in the streak, the Hawks have totalled 53.0 ppg of their own. CHARGE!!!!! As a team, MU stood in and took 38 charges in 29 games last year. LIZ WHALEN, who set East Brunswick High School s charges taken record by her junior season, led the way for the Hawks in that category. She drew a team-high 20 charges in her 28 games played, including three against CCSU (1/23). The Hawks took advantage of a drive-happy Sacred Heart squad by drawing five offensives in the Hawks road victory (1/16). In the season opener, COURTNEY LUMPKIN drew three charges on her own CHARGE METER: Courtney Lumpkin 5 Niamh Dwyer 3 Jewonda Bright 2 Erin Winston 1 LaSheena Martin 1 Liz Whalen 1 UP NEXT... Monmouth returns to action as the Hawks return home on Thursday, January 15th, when the Blue and White puts its 10-game win streak over Robert Morris on the line. Tip-off for the NEC battle is set for 7:00 p.m., in Boylan Gym.

6 RECORDS Watch - Season POINTS SCORED - SEASON 1. Sandra Cook ( ) Amanda Rosato ( ) 521 Cindy Hook ( ) Michelle Allen ( ) Linda Wilson ( ) 506 CURRENT TOTALS NIAMH DWYER 132 JEWONDA BRIGHT 122 MOST REBOUNDS - SEASON 1. Sandra Cook ( ) Linda Wilson ( ) Linda Wilson ( ) Cindy Hook ( ) Linda Wilson ( ) 331 CURRENT TOTALS JEWONDA BRIGHT 74 LASHEENA MARTIN 50 MOST STEALS - SEASON 1. Michelle Cappadona ( ) Christie Pearce ( ) Michelle Cappadona ( ) Michelle Cappadona ( ) Christie Pearce ( ) 79 CURRENT TOTALS ERIN WINSTON 28 NIAMH DWYER 22 MOST ASSISTS - SEASON 1. Bonita Spence ( ) 170 Kathy Sturm ( ) Ellen Brennan ( ) Ellen Brennan ( ) Rachel Goodale ( ) 148 CURRENT TOTALS NIAMH DWYER 29 ERIN WINSTON 27 MOST FIELD GOALS MADE - SEASON 1. Sandra Cook ( ) Cindy Hook ( ) Linda Wilson ( ) Linda Wilson ( ) Michelle Allen ( ) 196 Linda Wilson ( ) 196 CURRENT TOTALS NIAMH DWYER 48 JEWONDA BRIGHT 47 FREE THROWS MADE - SEASON 1. Amanda Rosato ( ) Michelle Cappadona ( ) Michelle Cappadona ( ) Sandra Cook ( ) Michelle Allen ( ) 122 CURRENT TOTALS JEWONDA BRIGHT 28 LASHEENA MARTIN 23 THREE-POINTERS MADE - SEASON 1. Beth DiRenzo ( ) Amanda Rosato ( ) Amanda Rosato ( ) Rachel Goodale ( ) Amanda Rosato ( ) 54 CURRENT TOTALS NIAMH DWYER 18 LASHEENA MARTIN 6 Monmouth s Game-By-Game Starters Game F F C G G Norfolk St. Martin Lumpkin Bright Winston Woodfield W, at Rider Martin Lumpkin Bright Dwyer Wintson W, vs. Umkc Martin Lumpkin Bright Dwyer Winston L, vs. Akron Martin Lumpkin Bright Dwyer Wintson W, Iona Martin Lumpkin Bright Dwyer Winston W, at Columbia Martin Lumpkin Bright Dwyer Winston L, (ot) at St. Peter's Martin Lumpkin Bright Dwyer Winston L, at GMU Martin Lumpkin Bright Dwyer Winston L, at Auburn Martin Lumpkin Bright Dwyer Winston L, at Sacred Heart Martin Lumpkin Bright Dwyer Winston L, MONMOUTH Season Highs and Lows CATEGORY Monmouth Opponent Hi 77 at Columbia 84 by Columbia Low 37 at St. Peter's 40 by Akron at Half Hi 43 at Rider 41 by George Mason Low 15 at Auburn 19 by Akron in a Half Hi 44 at George Mason 43 by St. Peter's Low 15 at Auburn 19 by Akron Win Margin Hi 17 vs. Akron 31 by St. Peter's Low 8 at Rider 7 by Columbia Defeat Margin Hi 31 at St. Peter's 17 by Akron Low 7 at Columbia 31 by St. Peter's Field Goals Hi 28 at Rider 31 by Columbia/GMU Low 11 at St. Peter's 11 by Akron Field Goal Att. Hi 66 vs. Iona 75 by Columbia Low 46 vs. Umkc 47 by Sacred Heart Field Goal Pct. Hi.467 at Rider.542 by St. Peter's Low.208 at St. Peter's.208 by Akron 3pt Field Goals: Hi 6 vs. Iona 6 by Iona/GMU 6 at Auburn 3pt Field Goal Att. Hi 24 vs. Iona 21 by Rider Low 7 vs. Umkc 9 by Norfolk St/St. Peter's 3pt Field Goal Pct. Hi.364 at Sacred Heart.462 by George Mason Low.111 at George Mason.000 by Auburn Free Throws Hi 22 at George Mason 23 by Umkc Low 7 vs. Iona 9 by Iona Free Throw Att. Hi 27 at George Mason 30 by Umkc Low 9 vs. Iona 11 by Iona Free Throw Pct. Hi.815 at George Mason.870 by Rider Low.563 at Rider.417 by Norfolk State Hi 43 at Rider 50 by Auburn Low 27 at Sacred Heart 35 by Rider Defensive Hi 35 at Rider 31 by Iona/Auburn Low 16 at St. Peter's 20 by Umkc 16 at Sacred Heart Offensive Hi 14 vs. Norfolk State 21 by Umkc/Columbia 14 vs. UMKC 14 at St. Peter's Low 6 at George Mason 8 by Rider Hi 20 vs. Akron 17 by Sacred Heart Low 5 vs. Umkc 4 by Akron Turnovers Hi 30 vs. UMKC 31 by St. Peter's 30 at St. Peter's Low 11 vs. Akron 14 by Rider 11 vs. Iona Hi 6 vs. Iona 9 by St. Peter's/Auburn Low 0 at Columbia 0 by Norfolk St. Hi 15 at St. Peter's 18 by Umkc Low 6 vs. Akron 1 by Akron 6 at George Mason

7 BOX SCORES Monmouth Norfolk State 51 1 Monmouth 60 Nov. 22, 2003 Boylan Gym (250) West Long Branch, N.J. NORFOLK STATE 51 CORBITT-f JACKSON-c MCCLARY-g THOMPSON-g JOHNSON-g Bowman Williams McClintock Burke Brown Uperesa TOTALS MONMOUTH 60 MARTIN-f LUMPKIN-f BRIGHT-c WOODFIELD-g WINSTON-g Merriweather Arsego Johnson Dwyer Bynum TOTALS NORFOLK STATE = 51 MONMOUTH = 60 Percentages: Field Goals - NSU.377, MU.411; 3-Point FGs - NSU.111, MU.308; Free Throws - NSU.417, MU.667. Technical Fouls: None. Officials: Harding, W. (R), Paugh, R. (U1), Maikranz, W. (U2). Nov. 25, 2003 Alumni Gym (325) Rider 60 Lawrenceville, N.J. MONMOUTH 68 MARTIN-f LUMPKIN-f BRIGHT-c WINSTON-g DWYER-g Woodfield Arsego Johnson Bynum TOTALS RIDER 60 MOORE-f HALL-f BOREL-g HOWER-g WELBORN-g Coyle Trimming Thomer Moore TOTALS MONMOUTH = 68 RIDER = 60 Percentages: Field Goals - MU.467, RU.305; 3-Point FGs - MU.333, RU.190; Free Throws - MU.563, RU.870. Technical Fouls: None. Officials: McEntee, B. (R), Kelly, K. (U1), Martin, D. (U2). Monmouth 52 UMKC 76 Nov. 29, 2003 USF Sun Dome - Best Western Roundball Classic Tampa, Fla. MONMOUTH 52 LUMPKIN-f DWYER-f BRIGHT-c MARTIN-g WINSTON-g Woodfield Arsego Bell Whalen Johnson Bynum TOTALS UMKC 76 HOULEHAN-f MOORE-f OBRECHT-c KNAPIC-g ELLIS-g Grant Ortega Sweere White Pauk Farmer TOTALS MONMOUTH = 52 UMKC = 76 Percentages: Field Goals - MU.370, UMKC.387; 3-Point FGs - MU.286, UMKC.263; Free Throws - MU.640, UMKC.767. Technical Fouls: None. Officials: Lisa Mattingly (R), Beverly Roberts (U1), Ron Ledington (U2). 4 Akron 40 Monmouth 57 Nov. 30, 2003 USF Sun Dome - Best Western Roundball Classic Tampa, Fla. AKRON 40 HEMMELGARN-f HUTCHINSON-f HOLZER-c CONN-g KREZECZOWSKI-g Arnold Vujas Crooks Booms TOTALS MONMOUTH 57 MARTIN-f DWYER-f BRIGHT-c WINSTON-g LUMPKIN-g Woodfield Arsego Johnson Bynum TOTALS AKRON = 40 MONMOUTH = 57 Percentages: Field Goals - UA.208, MU.362; 3-Point FGs - UA.235, MU.250; Free Throws - UA.824, MU.588. Technical Fouls: None. Officials: Lisa Napier (R), Beverly Roberts (U1), Steve Martin (U2). 5 Dec. 3, 2003 Boylan Gym (311) Iona 53 Monmouth 63 West Long Branch, N.J. IONA 53 FAHY-f HOWARD-g ABELE-g HORVATH-g KIRBY-g Gooding Yeagley Papadopoulou Donnelly Pettijohn TOTALS MONMOUTH 63 MARTIN-f LUMPKIN-f BRIGHT-c WINSTON-g DWYER-g Merriweather Woodfield Arsego Johnson Bynum TOTALS IONA = 53 MONMOUTH = 63 Percentages: Field Goals - IC.352, MU.379; 3-Point FGs - IC.333, MU.250; Free Throws - IC.818, MU.778. Technical Fouls: None. Officials: Gary Schimel (R), Helena Small (U1), Kelly Callahan (U2). 6 Dec. 7, 2003 Levien Gymnasium (79) Monmouth 77 Columbia (ot) 84 New York, N.Y. MONMOUTH 77 BRIGHT-c MARTIN-f WINSTON-g LUMPKIN-f DWYER-g Merriweather Woodfield Arsego Johnson Bynum TOTALS COLUMBIA 84 LESKO-f JASCHIK-f REVELL-c CHORNEY-g ALTMAN-g Schook Griffith Beato Kern Copeland Key TOTALS MONMOUTH = 77 COLUMBIA = 84 Percentages: Field Goals - MU.429, CU.413; 3-Point FGs - MU.308, CU.278; Free Throws - MU.792, CU.739. Technical Fouls: MU - bench (calling t.o. without one). Officials: Joe Vaszily (R), Joe Barrise (U1), Bob Csigi (U2).

8 7 Dec. 10, 2003 Yanitelli Center (875) BOX SCORES Monmouth 37 Monmouth St. Peter's 68 Jersey City, N.J. MONMOUTH 37 LUMPKIN-f DWYER-f BRIGHT-c MARTIN-g WINSTON-g Merriweather Arsego Bell Johnson Bynum TOTALS ST. PETER'S 68 HOOD-f SICILIANO-f SEATON-c GONZALEZ-g PHILIP-g Johnson Anderson Vance Lewis Baker Cushnie TOTALS MONMOUTH = 37 ST. PETER'S = 68 Percentages: Field Goals - MU.208, SPC.542; 3-Point FGs - MU.125, SPC.444; Free Throws - MU.778, SPC.545. Technical Fouls: none. Officials: Janice Aliberti (R), Tom Danaher (U1), Terry McKinney (U2). Dec. 20, 2003 Patriot Center (334) George Mason 78 Farifax, Va. MONMOUTH 63 MARTIN-f LUMPKIN-f BRIGHT-c WINSTON-g DWYER-g Arsego Bell Johnson Bynum TOTALS GEORGE MASON 78 KOOIJ-f NEAMO-f FLANDERS-c DEREVJANIK-g OTIM-g York Higy Daniels Hediger Holness Clark Pyne TOTALS MONMOUTH = 63 GEORGE MASON = 78 Percentages: Field Goals - MU.417, GMU.449; 3-Point FGs - MU.111, GMU.462; Free Throws - MU.815, GMU.500. Technical Fouls: none. Officials: Tom Danaher (R), Richard Adams (U1), Burnell Bowen (U2). Monmouth 38 #21 Auburn 59 Jan. 4, 2004 Beard-Eaves-Memorial Colesium (696) Auburn, Ala. MONMOUTH 38 MARTIN-f LUMPKIN-f BRIGHT-c WINSTON-g DWYER-g Arsego Whalen Johnson Bynum TOTALS AUBURN 59 EMEAGI-f WILLINGHAM-f STEVENSON-c LOUDEN-g BRACKETT-g Thompson Brown Miller Payne Derrick Presley TOTALS MONMOUTH = 38 AUBURN = 59 Percentages: Field Goals - MU.231, AU.355; 3-Point FGs - MU.300, AU.000; Free Throws - MU.571, AU.714. Technical Fouls: MU - TEAM. Officials: Daryl Humphrey (R), Carla Fountain (U1), Kelly Johnson (U2). 10 Jan. 8, 2004 WIlliam H. Pitt Center (293) Monmouth 50 Sacred Heart 70 Fairfield, Conn. MONMOUTH 50 MARTIN-f LUMPKIN-f BRIGHT-c WINSTON-g DWYER-g Merriweather Arsego Bell Whalen Johnson Bynum TOTALS SACRED HEART 70 MAHER-f PAPE-f DUGGAN-c RUBINO-g KOHL-g Quinlivan Bagnell Burke Rush White Bray TOTALS MONMOUTH = 50 SACRED HEART = 70 Percentages: Field Goals - MU.300, SHU.511; 3-Point FGs - MU.364, SHU.417; Free Throws - MU.696, SHU.810. Technical Fouls: none. Officials: John Palermo (R), Dennis Kelly (U1), Terry McKinney (U2).

9 PLAYER CAPSULES #5 LaSheena Martin Position Guard Height Class Senior Hometown Sewell, N.J. High School Deptford #12 Christine Arsego Position Guard Height Class Sophomore Hometown Torrington, Conn. High School Torrington #15 Francine Bell Position Guard Height Class Sophomore Hometown Orange, N.J. High School West Side : Games Played: Games Started: Opened senior campaign with nine point, six rebound, four steal and one assist effort in win over Norfolk State (11/22)... Posted 12 points and six boards vs. Rider (11/25)... Tallied 12 points, eight caroms, four steals and four assists vs. Akron (11/30)... Registered a career-best 19 points vs. Iona (12/ 3)...Tallied seven points and four assists vs. Columbia (12/7)... Grabbed six boards at Auburn (1/4)... With her seven points at Sacred Heart (1/8), she eclipsed the 500-point mark for her career... Led the team with seven rebounds at SHU : Games Played: Games Started: 0... Played in 26 contests as a freshman... Played four minutes, totalling two points and two boards in season opener (11/22)... Totalled four points, two boards and two assists vs. Akron (11/30)... Scored four points at Columbia (12/7)... Played a career-high 22 minutes at SPC (12/10)... Posted two boards and two assists at George Mason (12/20) : Games Played: 4... Games Started: 0... Saw action in one game last season... Sat out second semester after being declared academically ineligible... Saw first action of season, playing five minutes vs. Umkc (11/29), scoring her first points of her MU career... Grabbed two boards at Sacred Heart (1/8). NORFOLK ST at Rider vs. Umkc vs. Akron IONA at Columbia at St. Peter's at Gmu at Auburn at Shu NORFOLK ST at Rider vs. Umkc vs. Akron IONA at Columbia at St. Peter's at Gmu at Auburn at Shu NORFOLK ST. DNP at Rider DNP vs. Umkc vs. Akron DNP IONA DNP at Columbia DNP at St. Peter's at Gmu at Auburn DNP at Shu vs. Iona (12/3/03) 8 vs. Akron (11/30/03) 4 at Columbia (12/7/03) 4 vs. Iona (12/3/03) 4 vs. Akron (11/30/03) 4 vs. Akron (11/30/03) 4 vs. Norfolk State (11/22/03) 2 vs. Iona (12/3/03) 39 at Columbia (12/7/03) 19 vs. Iona (12/3/03) 11 vs. Robert Morris (3/1/03) 5 on six occasions 7 at St. Francis [N.Y.] (2/18/03) 4 vs. UMES (12/11/02) 39 at Columbia (12/7/03) 4 at Columbia (12/7/03) 4 vs. Akron (11/30/03) 2 at George Mason (12/20/03) 2 at St. Peter's (12/10/03) 2 vs. Iona (12/3/03) 2 vs. Akron (11/30/03) 2 vs. Norfolk State (11/22/03) 2 at George Mason (12/20/03) 2 vs. Akron (11/30/03) 1 at George Mason (12/20/03) 1 at St. Peter's (12/10/03) 1 vs. Iona (12/3/03) 22 at St. Peter's (12/10/03) 7 at Robert Morris (2/22/03) 4 at Robert Morris (2/22/03) 2 vs. Akron (11/30/03) 2 vs. St. Francis [N.Y.] (1/11/03) 1 on six occasions 1 vs. Iona (12/3/03) 1 vs. Fairleigh Dickinson (12/14/02) 1 vs. Wagner (1/18/03) 1 vs. Sacred Heart (2/10/03) 22 at St. Peter's (12/10/03) 2 vs. Umkc (11/29/03) 2 at Sacred Heart (1/8/04) 5 vs. Umkc (11/29/03) 2 vs. Umkc (11/29/03) 2 at Sacred Heart (1/8/04) 5 vs. Umkc (11/29/03)

10 PLAYER CAPSULES #21 Erin Winston Position Guard Height Class Junior Hometown Bowie, Md. High School Elizabeth Seton : Games Played: Games Started: Battling through stress fracture in shin... Starting point guard... Posted eight points, a game-high six assists and four steals in win vs. Norfolk State (11/22)... Registered nine points and nine rebounds, with three assists vs. Rider (11/25)... Hit for team-high 15 points in loss to Umkc (11/29), on 5-of-9 shooting... Posted 10 points, five rebounds and four assists, while collecting three steals in win over Iona (12/3)... Tallied 14 points on 6-of-11 shooting and grabbed six boards and six steals vs. Columbia (12/7)... Scored team-high 12 points and snagged six steals at St. Peter's (12/10)... Posted seven points and seven rebounds at George Mason (12/20)... Posted team-high three assists and steals at Auburn (1/4). #23 Liz Whalen Position Guard/Forward Height Class Sophomore Hometown East Brunswick, N.J. High School East Brunswick : Games Played: 3... Games Started: 0... Had surgery for compartment syndrome in the offseason... Saw first game action of season, playing three minutes vs. Umkc (11/29)... Scored first points of season, hitting first three of year, in 24 minutes at Auburn (1/4)... Hit for six points at Sacred Heart (1/8). #24 Jewonda Bright Position Center Height Class Senior Hometown Norfolk, Va. High School Norview College Delaware State : Games Played: Games Started: MU s top returning scorer and rebounder from last season, and starting center... Scored team-high 13 points on 6-of-8 FGs and added six boards in win over Norfolk State (11/22)... Tallied first double-double with game-highs of 20 points and 14 boards vs. Rider (11/25)... Grabbed nine caroms vs. Umkc (11/29)... Tallied game-high 18 points, and nine boards vs. Akron (11/ 30)... Carded nine points and eight boards vs. Iona (12/3)... Tallied 18 points and six rebounds at Columbia (12/7)... Pulled down game-best 10 rebounds at SPC (12/10)... Carded season-high 21 points and eight boards at George Mason(12/20)... Dished out first two assists of year at Auburn (1/4)... Fouled out in 16 minutes with six points at Sacred Heart (1/8), fouling out for the first time this season. NORFOLK ST at Rider vs. Umkc vs. Akron IONA at Columbia at St. Peter's at Gmu at Auburn at Shu NORFOLK ST. DNP - shin at Rider DNP - shin vs. Umkc vs. Akron DNP - shin IONA DNP - shin at Columbia DNP - shin at St. Peter's DNP - shin at Gmu DNP - shin at Auburn at Shu NORFOLK ST at Rider vs. Umkc vs. Akron IONA at Columbia at St. Peter's at Gmu at Auburn at Shu vs. Umkc (11/29/03) 9 at Rider (11/25/03) 6 vs. Norfolk State (11/22/03) 6 at St. Peter's (12/10/03) 6 at Columbia (12/7/03) 1 at Auburn (1/4/04) 1 at George Mason (12/20/03) 43 at Columbia (12/7/03) 20 at Fairleigh Dickinson (2/5/03) 9 at Rider (11/25/03) 9 at Mount St. Mary s (2/1/03) 8 vs. Long Island (2/14/03) 2 at Central Connecticut St. (1/21/02) 43 at Columbia (12/7/03) 6 at Sacred Heart (1/8/04) 2 at Auburn (1/4/04) 1 at Sacred Heart (1/8/04) 1 at Auburn (1/4/04) 24 at Auburn (1/4/04) 24 at Mount St. Mary's (2/1/03) 6 vs. Central Connecticut State (1/23/03) 6 at UMBC (1/30/03) 6 at Fairleigh Dickinson (2/5/03) 5 vs. Wagner (1/18/03) 3 vs. Robert Morris (3/1/03) none 40 at Fairleigh Dickinson (2/5/03) 21 at George Mason (12/20/03) 14 at Rider (11/25/03) 2 at Auburn (1/4/04) 2 vs. Norfolk State (11/22/03) 1 at Auburn (1/4/04) 1 at St. Peter's (12/10/03) 1 vs. Umkc (11/30/03) 1 at Rider (11/25/03) 38 at Columbia (12/7/03) 27 at Morgan State (1/9/02) 15 vs. Michigan State (11/23/01) 3 on four occasions 5 vs. Quinnipiac (1/25/03) 5 at St. Francis [Pa.] (2/23/02) 39 at Umbc (1/5/02) 39 at Norfolk State (12/9/02) 39 vs. Sacred Heart (2/10/03)

11 PLAYER CAPSULES #25 Courtney Lumpkin Position Guard Height Class Junior Hometown Newark, N.J. High School West Side #32 Charisse "CJ" Johnson Position Forward Height Class Freshman Hometown East Stroudsburg, Pa. High School Stroudsburg #35 Niamh Dwyer Position Guard Height Class Sophomore Hometown Turles, Ireland High School Presentation Convent College..... McKendree (Illinois) College : Games Played: Games Started: Returning to starting lineup after ACL injury last season forced her to miss the final 21 games... Saw first action since 12/21/2002 in season opener vs. Norfolk State (11/22), tallying eight points and five rebounds... Registered six points, four rebounds and four assists at Rider (11/25)... Registered seven rebounds and career-high six assists vs. Akron (11/30)... Added four points, four rebounds and four assists vs. Iona (12/3)... Posted nine points and six rebounds at Columbia (12/ 7)... Hit for season-high 10 points on 4-of-8 shooting, with six boards at George Mason (12/20)... Posted six points and five boards at Auburn (1/4)... Posted team-highs in points (12), assists (3) and steals (3) at Sacred Heart (1/8) : Games Played: Games Started: 0... Athletic, "swing" freshman, who made first collegiate appearance vs. Norfolk State (11/22), posting four points and three offensive rebounds... Tallied four points and two boards vs. Umkc (11/29)... Grabbed two boards in three minutes at Columbia (12/7)... Tallied four points and three rebounds at SPC (12/10) in a season-high 17 minutes... Tallied season-best seven points and five rebounds at George Mason (12/20) : Games Played: Games Started: 9... Sat out last season due to NCAA transfer rules... Played for the Irish National Team at the 2003 World University Games... Tallied nine points, four boards, four assists and two steals in MU debut vs. Norfolk State (11/22)... Tallied 11 points and game-high six assists at Rider (11/25)... Scored 11 points vs. Umkc (11/29)... Posted nine points, five caroms and four assists vs. Akron (11/30)... Registered game and career-high 19 points vs. Iona (12/3)... Posted second straight careerhigh game with 21 points and seven rebounds at Columbia (12/7)... Posted nine points at SPC (12/10)... Posted 18 points and six boards at George Mason (12/20)... Carded team-high 18 points with career-high five three-pointers and career-best eight rebounds at Auburn (1/4). NORFOLK ST at Rider vs. Umkc vs. Akron IONA at Columbia at St. Peter's at Gmu at Auburn at Shu NORFOLK ST at Rider vs. Umkc vs. Akron IONA at Columbia at St. Peter's at Gmu at Auburn at Shu NORFOLK ST at Rider vs. Umkc vs. Akron IONA at Columbia at St. Peter's at Gmu at Auburn at Shu at Sacred Heart (1/8/04) 7 vs. Akron (11/30/03) 6 vs. Akron (11/30/03) 3 at Sacred Heart (1/8/04) 1 at George Mason (12/20/03) 1 vs. Akron (11/30/03) 1 vs. Umkc (11/29/03) 38 at Sacred Heart (1/8/04) 20 at Iona (12/2/02) 10 vs. UMES (12/11/02) 6 vs. Akron (11/30/03) 4 vs. Wagner (1/30/02) 4 vs. Rider (11/26/02) 4 vs. Sam Houston State (11/23/02) 4 vs. Denver (12/9/01) 38 at Sacred Heart (1/8/04) SEASON AND 7 at George Mason (12/20/03) 5 at George Mason (12/20/03) 1 vs. Umkc (11/29/03) 1 at Rider (11/25/03) none 17 at St. Peter's (12/10/03) SEASON AND 21 at Columbia (12/7/03) 8 at Auburn (1/4/04) 6 at Rider (11/25/03) 3 at Sacred Heart (1/8/04) 3 at Auburn (1/4/04) 3 at St. Peter's (12/10/03) 3 vs. Iona (12/3/03) 1 vs. Iona (12/3/03) 1 at Rider (11/25/03) 43 at Columbia (12/7/03)