Colby-Sawyer Women s Basektball Media Guide

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1 Colby-Sawyer Women s Basektball Media Guide

2 Colby-Sawyer College Quick Facts Location... New London, N.H. Founded Enrollment President...Thomas C. Galligan Jr. Admissions Phone...(800) Financial Aid Phone...(800) Director of Athletics... Debi Field McGrath Affiliation...NCAA Division III Conferences... Commonwealth Coast Conference Eastern College Athletic Conference Nickname...Chargers Colors... Royal Blue and White Athletic Department Phone...(603) Colby-Sawyer Website Women s Basketball Record , 16-1 CCC Overall All-Time Record NCAA Tournament Appearances...5 ( 97, 98, 99, 05, 06) Table of Contents Table of Contents/ Schedule Roster... 2 Season Preview Season Preview Coach George Martin... 5 Meet the Players Year in Review... 7 All-Time Award Winners... 8 All-Time Career Leaders... 9 Individual Single-Game Records Team Single-Game Records Team Season/All-Time Series Records All About Colby-Sawyer Schedule Date Opponent Time November 17 at Plattsburgh Tournament 8:00 PM 18 at Plattsburgh Tournamnet 1:00/3:00 PM 21 Suffolk 7:00 PM 28 at Plymouth State 6:00 PM December 2 at Roger Williams * 1:00 PM 5 Wentworth * 5:30 PM 7 Bowdoin 7:30 PM 12 Springfield 7:00 PM January 4 Middlebury 7:00 PM 6 Salve Regina * 1:00 PM 9 at Gordon * 6:00 PM 13 at Nichols * 3:00 PM 16 Anna Maria * 5:30 PM 20 Endicott * 1:00 PM 23 University of New England * 5:30 PM 25 at New England College * 5:30 PM 27 at Wentworth * 1:00 PM 30 New England College * 5:30 PM February 3 at Eastern Nazarene * 1:00 PM 6 Curry * 5:30 PM 8 at Endicott * 6:00 PM 10 Gordon * - Alumni Day 3:00 PM 13 at University of New England * 6:00 PM 15 Regis * 7:00 PM * Designates Commonwealth Coast Conference (CCC) game Home games indicated in BOLD The basketball media guide was produced by the Colby-Sawyer SID office with assistance from Renot Lopes. Printing by R.C. Brayshaw Front Cover: Senior Amy Beaton, sophomore Emma Pasquale and sophomre Ellen Naughton Photography by John Quackenbos and Gil Talbot 1

3 The Colby-Sawyer Women s Basketball Team No. Name Yr. Ht. Pos. Hometown/High School 4 Amy Beaton Sr. 5-5 G Haverhill, Mass./Haverhill 5 Kristen Romanko So. 6-1 F Mansfield, Mass./Mansfield 10 Amy Hebert Fr. 5-6 G Keene, N.H./Keene 11 Kali Coleman So. 6-0 G Portsmouth, N.H./Portsmouth 12 Kayt Racz So G Worthington, Mass./Williston Northampton 13 Michelle Havey Fr. 5-2 G Franklin, N.H./Tilton 14 Maritza Salema Jr. 5-7 G Stratham, N.H./Exeter 15 Kate Callahan Fr. 5-9 F Bridgton, Maine/Lake Region 23 Shawn Kithcart Sr. 5-7 G Middletown, N.Y./Minisink Valley 24 Terri Duffy Fr. 6-0 F Marshfield, Mass./Marshfield 25 Stevi Valle So. 5-2 G Wales, Mass./Cathedral 30 Katherine Guanci So. 5-8 F Arlington, Mass./Arlington Catholic 32 Emma Pasquale So. 6-0 C Eliot, Maine/Marshwood 33 Noelle Surette Jr. 5-9 F Buxton, Maine/Waynflete 44 Ellen Naughton So. 5-5 G Reading, Mass./Reading Memorial Colby-Sawyer Women s Basketball - A Winning Tradition - * NCAA Division III Tournament Appearances * 1997, 1998, 1999, 2005, 2006 * ECAC Division III New England Tournament Appearances * 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004 * Commonwealth Coast Conference Championships * 1997, 1998, 1999, 2005,

4 Preview After two straight Commonwealth Coast Conference (CCC) Championships and back-to-back NCAA tournament appearances, expectations are high for the Colby-Sawyer Women s Basketball Team. The Chargers begin 2006 as the preseason favorite in the CCC, picked first in the CCC North Division preseason poll. Last year s team posted the program s fourth straight 20-plus win season, and, under the direction of 13th year Head Coach George Martin, the Chargers look to continue their success. The Chargers return two starters from last year s squad; senior guard and co-captain Amy Beaton (Haverhill, Mass.) along with junior Noelle Surette (Buxton, Maine), who both look to provide a young Chargers squad with a dash of experience. Amy has done a great job in preseason, said Head Coach George Martin. She has picked up her leadership and has done a real good job of getting the ball where it needs to go when it needs to get there. (Reading, Mass.), Emma Pasquale (Eliot, Maine), Kayt Racz (Worthington, Mass.), Kristen Romanko (Mansfield, Mass.) and Stevi Valle (Wales, Mass.) I expect a lot from the sophomore class, Coach Martin stated. This will be the class we will rely on the most for points and minutes. Kali Coleman had a lot of good minutes last year and will be able to step in and be a real offensive threat. Defensively she gets into passing lanes and disrupts other offenses. Noelle s role is probably going to change this year. She needs to be more of a scorer for us. She is going to be on the perimeter a little more and will have to show more of an all-around game. The two other upperclassmen on the roster, senior co-captain Shawn Kithcart (Middletown, N.Y.) and junior Maritza Salema (Stratham, N.H.) also look to add their leadership as upperclassmen to a team dominated by sophomores and freshmen. Katherine Guanci is new to Sophomore Emma Pasquale the program this year. She is a hard worker and is doing some good things. We are going to take some time and develop her into more of an outside player. Ellen Naughton started the first seven games for us last year and will be back helping run the point again this year. She is going to get a lot of minutes this year. Shawn has done a great job with leadership, said Martin. She and Amy, as captains, have really stepped up and taken over. She has been playing well, doing some really nice things this preseason offensively. Sophomore Kali Coleman Maritza has been out for the preseason with a back issue. Prior to her injury she was competing for a spot in the rotation and we hope to have her back soon. A sophomore class of seven players from all over New England makes up the majority of the Chargers roster this season: Kali Coleman (Portsmouth, N.H.), Katherine Guanci (Arlington, Mass.), Ellen Naughton Emma Pasquale had a great year for us last year. There were times when she was our best post player. In the preseason she showed us that it s coming back this year. She played well in the scrimmages and will be a threat offensively. Kayt Racz has worked on her game a lot over the summer and has come back a lot stronger. She will be in our rotation as well. She has been shooting the ball extremely well, and her three point range can extend defenses. Kristen Romanko is a little behind because of volleyball, but we expect that. She is a big, athletic body and she can run the floor extremely well. Stevi Valle has been playing more aggressively this preseason and really adds depth to our guard position. She gives us some flexibility in the backcourt. An exciting freshman class also joins Coach Martin s roster this season, looking to provide even more talent to an already talented Chargers team. Kate Callahan (Bridgton, Maine), Terri Duffy (Marshfield, Mass.), Michelle Havey (Franklin, N.H.) and Amy Hebert (Keene, N.H.) will all be looking to contribute in any way 3

5 possible. Kate Callahan had a tonsillectomy right before preseason and has been on the shelf so far. We hope to have her back by the start of the season. Terri Duffy is a presence in the post and can be an offensive threat. She also rebounds extremely well. She just needs time to figure out the college game. Michelle Havey adds some quickness to the team. She can really get out and cause problems for the other team s offense. She will fit in nicely Amy Hebert could be the smartest player, as far as basketball smarts go, I have ever had here. She knows how to play and she is always in the right spot. She gets the ball where it needs to go. The Chargers schedule doesn t make life any easer for Coach Martin and his young team. Bowdoin, ranked No. 2 in the nation in D3Hoops.com s preseason poll, and Springfield College are just two of the difficult non-conference opponents the Chargers will see before Christmas break. The Chargers also face a tough conference schedule, with teams like Salve Regina, Endicott, Gordon and Nichols all gunning for the two-time defending CCC Champion Chargers. The conference is getting tougher and tougher, said Coach Martin. The competition has elevated over the last few years. The conference is getting better and better all the time. Even after the preseason hype of being picked first in the CCC North and the success of the recent past, Coach Martin and the Chargers are not letting this distract them from taking care of business on the court. It s nice to be picked first, but now we have to back it up, said Coach Martin of his team s preseason accolades. I think it is more out of respect for what we ve done. We will play the games and see what happens. Commonwealth Coast Conference Women s Basketball Pre-Season Coaches Poll NEWPORT, R.I. In a poll of the 13 women s basketball head coaches in the Commonwealth Coast Conference (CCC), Colby-Sawyer College and Salve Regina University were favored to win their respective divisions for the season. The Chargers eliminated the Seahawks in a conference semifinal last February. Last season, Colby-Sawyer defeated Endicott College, 46-43, in the conference championship game for its second straight title. Ten of the 13 coaches completed this year s additional poll request to pick the 2007 Championship Game participants and title winner, with Colby-Sawyer (seven picked to be in title game, three picked to win championship) and Salve Regina (five picked to be in title game, three picked to win championship) as the predominant choices. Poll Results CCC North [first place votes] 1. Colby-Sawyer [10] Endicott [3] Wentworth Inst New England Gordon New England Col. 67 CCC South 1. Salve Regina [7] Nichols [5] Roger Williams Curry [1] Regis (Mass.) Eastern Nazarene Anna Maria 64 Sophomore Ellen Naughton 4

6 Head Coach George Martin 13th Season After 12 seasons at the helm of the Colby-Sawyer Women s Basketball Team, Head Coach George Martin has built the program into one of the premier programs in the New England region. His aggressive defenses and well-balanced offensive attacks have garnered success at both the conference, regional and national level. A young and talented team led the Chargers to their fifth Commonwealth Coast Conference (CCC) Championship since 1997, and the team s fifth NCAA tournament appearance during that same span. Last season the Chargers averaged 67 points per game, and held a 13.3 point scoring advantage over their opponents. The Chargers also out-shot their opponents, averaging a 41.3 percent shooting percentage while holding their opponents to just over 31 percent. Under Coach Martin s guidance, the Chargers have competed in post-season play nine of the last 10 season, with five appearances in the NCAA Tournament and four berths in the Eastern College Athletic Conference Tournament. The Chargers have also recorded 20 or more wins eight of the last 10 years and posted double-digit wins in conference play for 11 consecutive seasons. The Martin File Year Overall Conference * Totals CCC *Colby-Sawyer competed in the NEWAC in the season Coach Martin s success has not gone unnoticed, as he has been chosen as CCC Coach of the Year three times during his tenure at Colby-Sawyer. He also reached the 200 win plateau on Nov. 30, 2004, as the Chargers defeated Johnson & Wales, He has compiled a career mark of in his 12 years at Colby-Sawyer. Martin led the Chargers to three consecutive CCC championships in 1997, 1998 and 1999, and earned the league s NCAA tournament bid. In 1999, his team set the program s singleseason victory total (25-4), including a 14-0 showing in the conference, and advanced to the second round of the NCAA tournament. Since joining the CCC in 1995, Coach Martin s second year, the Chargers have posted a stellar 24-6 record in the conference tournament. Coach Martin also guided the Colby-Sawyer women s volleyball team from 1994 to 2000, earning a pair of conference Coach of the Year awards. He led the Chargers volleyball team to it s first-ever league title in 1999, and to the NCAA Tournament for the first time in school history, advancing to the second round. Coach Martin came to Colby-Sawyer after spending two years as an assistant coach with the Wagner College Women s Basketball Program. He previously worked at Fitchburg State for five season as an assistant coach and three years as the director of the school s intramural programs. He graduated from Springfield College in 1982, with a B.S. degree in physical education and earned a Master s Degree in education from Wagner in

7 Amy Beaton Senior Guard Haverhill, Mass. Haverhill #4 Amy Hebert Freshman Guard Keene, N.H. Keene #10 Kate Callahan Freshman Forward Bridgton, Maine Lake Region #15 Shawn Kithcart Senior Guard Middletown, N.Y. Minisink Valley #23 Kali Coleman Sophomore Guard Portsmouth, N.H Portsmouth Terri Duffy Freshman Forward Marshfield, Mass. Marshfield #11 #24 Ellen Naughton Sophomore Guard Reading, Mass. Reading Memorial Noelle Surette Junior Forward Buxton, Maine Waynlete Stevi Valle Sophomore Guard Wales, Mass. Cathedral #14 #33 #25 Michelle Havey Freshman Guard Franklin, N.H. Tilton #30 #13 Emma Pasquale Kayt Racz Kristen Romanko Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Center Guard Forward Eliot, Maine Worthington, Mass. Mansfield, Mass. Williston Northhampton Marshwood Mansfield #44 Maritza Salema Junior Guard Stratham, N.H. Exeter Katherine Guanci Sophomore Forward Arlington, Mass. Arlington 6 #32 #12 #5 George Martin Head Coach Springfield 82 Beth Tower Assistant Coach Colby-Sawyer 99 Nate Camp Assistant Coach Colby-Sawyer 98

8 Results (23-5) Date Opponent Score November 19 vs Western New England L 20 vs Green Mountain W at Suffolk W Plymouth State W December 3 * Nichols College W * UNE W at Bowdoin College L 10 Johnson & Wales W January 7 * at Endicott College L 10 at Middlebury L 12 * at Gordon College W * at Anna Maria W * NEC W * at Salve Regina W * Wentworth W * Roger Williams W * at Univ. of New England W February 2 * at Regis College (MA) W * Gordon College W * at Curry W * at Wentworth W * at NEC W * Endicott College W * Eastern Nazarene W ^ Roger Williams W ^ Salve Regina W ^ Endicott College W March 3 & at Bowdoin College L The women s basketball team, coming off a Commonwealth Coast Conference (CCC) Championship and an NCAA tournament appearance, returned a talented and young squad eager to make another run at the league title. Kristen Sorensen Season Recap The season started on a sour note, a 10 point loss to Western New England College, but the Chargers rebounded, winning six of their next seven games. At the winter break, the Chargers sat atop the CCC s North Division with a 6-2 overall record and a 2-0 mark in conference action. After two losses to begin the new year, Coach Martin s Chargers rattled off 14 straight wins to close out the regular season, outscoring their opponents by an average margin of 20 points. Led by senior Kristen Sorensen, who, during the streak, averaged 13.1 points per game, and newcomer Emma Pasquale, the Chargers stormed into the conference tournament as the No. 1 seed, hungry to repeat as champions. After dispatching Roger Williams (64-47) and Salve Regina (57-56), the Chargers took on Endicott for the league title. Kristen Sorensen scored on a jumper with 1:17 left and was fouled. She hit the ensuing free throw and put Colby-Sawyer up, Endicott cut the lead to one, 44-43, but the Chargers hit their free throws down the stretch, building a lead with three ticks remaining on the clock. Endicott made one last push up the floor, but the Gulls attempt to tie was stuffed by Sorensen, who blocked a last-second shot by Jodi Brown, as the Chargers secured the victory. In the first round of the NCAA Division III tournament, the Chargers drew Bowdoin College. Bowdoin used a series of small runs to break open the game in the second half, first stretching the lead to seven, 46-39, with 13:05 to play, and then kicking the lead up to 12, 53-41, with 10:23 left. The Polar Bears put the game out of reach with a 10-0 run, breaking to a margin with 3:00 left in the contest. Colby-Sawyer scored five of the last seven points to make the final margin 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 Kristen Sorensen Anne Coulter Stacey Hildreth Lisa Cole Emma Pasquale Noelle Surette Lauren Vassallo Kali Coleman Amy Beaton Kristen Romanko Ellen Naughton Kayt Racz Stevi Valle Maritza Salema Shawn Kithcart Erin McCullough TEAM Total Opponents SCORE BY PERIODS: 1st 2nd Total Colby-Sawyer College Opponents

9 Colby-Sawyer Women s Basketball All-Time Award Winners National Awards Columbus Multimedia All-American Beth Chartier 1996 Honorable Mention ECAC New England All-Star Beth Chartier 1997 Second Team Sara Hammond 2001 Second Team Ashley Bramwell 2001 Honorable Mention NCAA New Hampshire Woman of the Year Julie Ann Sheehan 2002 WBCA All-District 3 Team Sara Hammond 2001 Regional Awards CoSIDA Academic All-District I Beth Chartier 1997 Second Team NH Division III Women s Basketball Coach of the Year George Martin 2004, 2005 Columbus Multimedia All-Region Beth Chartier 1996 First Team Beth Chartier 1997 Second Team Sara Hammond 2000 Second Team Heather St. Louis 1997 Honorable Mention Michelle Dailey 1999 Honorable Mention Krissi Diachisin 1999 Honorable Mention NH Division III Women s Basketball Most Valuable Player Jaime Peterman 2004 K.J. Krasco 2005 NH Division III Women s Basketball First Team Jaime Peterman 2004, 2005 K.J. Krasco 2005 NH Division III Women s Basketball Second Team Anne Coulter 2004 K.J. Krasco 2004 Kristen Sorensen 2005 Commonwealth Coast Conference Awards CCC Coach of the Year George Martin 1996, 1999, 2004 CCC Player of the Year Beth Chartier 1997 Michelle Dailey 1998 Sara Hammond 2001 CCC Senior Scholar Athlete Jaime Peterman 2005 NH Division III Women s Basketball Defensive Team Whitney Cooksey 2004 Erika DeSanty 2004, 2005 Emma Harlow 2005 NH Division III Women s Basketball Rookie Team Michelle Murray 2004 Stacey Hildreth 2005 NH Division III Women s Basketball Academic Team Ashley Lorance 2004 Jaime Peterman 2004, 2005 Lindsay Pillsbury 2004 Kristen Sorensen 2004, 2005 Carrie Walters 2004 NEWBA All-Star Ashley Bramwell 2002 Second Team Beth Chartier 1997 Third Team Sara Hammond 2000 Third Team K.J. Krasco 2005 Third Team NEWBA Senior Classic Beth Chartier 1997 Krissi Diachisin 1999 Alison Gulubicki 1999 Cheryl Carr 2000 Sara Hammond 2001 Ashley Bramwell 2002 Sue Ganas 2003 K.J. Krasco 2005 Jaime Peterman 2005 CCC Defensive Player of the Year Lisa Cole 2006 All-Commonwealth Coast Conference Beth Chartier 1996 First Team Michelle Dailey 1999 First Team Krissi Diachisin 1999 First Team Sara Hammond 2000, 2001 First Team Ashley Bramwell 2001, 2002 First Team Jaime Peterman 2004, 2005 First Team K.J. Krasco 2005 First Team Kristen Sorensen 2006 First Team Heather St. Louis 1997 Second Team Melissa Eckman 1998 Second Team Alison Gulubicki 1999 Second Team Ashley Bramwell 2000 Second Team Amy Callahan 2001 Second Team Sue Ganas 2003 Second Team Anne Coulter 2004 Second Team Kristen Sorensen 2005 Second Team Amy Callahan 2002 Honorable Mention Lisa Cole 2003, 2004 Honorable Mention K.J. Krasco 2003 Honorable Mention Anne Coulter 2006 Honorable Mention Colby-Sawyer Awards CSC Female Athlete of the Year Beth Chartier 1996, 1997 Melissa Eckman 1998, 1999 Sara Hammond 2000, 2001 Anne Coulter 2006 ECAC Award of Valor Beth Chartier 1997 Kasia Fadrowski CSC Senior Scholar-Athlete Julie Ann Sheehan 2002

10 ASSISTS ( , ) 1. Erika DeSanty Beth Chartier Sara Hammond Heather St. Louis Michelle Dailey Erika DeSanty Heather Hake Barb Gering 1992, Allison Hastings Amy Callahan BLOCKS ( , ) 1. Rebecca Hooker Kelly Bryant Karen Mack Lisa Rodgers Stacey Hildreth Sue Ganas Lauren Calvarese Jen Ellis Amy Callahan Heather Hake FIELD GOALS MADE ( ) 1. Beth Chartier Lisa Rodgers Kelly Bryant Ashley Bramwell Kristen Sorensen Lisa Cole , Karen Mack Sue Gianlorenzo Heather St. Louis Barb Gering 1992, FREE THROWS MADE ( ) 1. Ashley Bramwell Kelly Bryant Beth Chartier Sara Hammond Karen Wilkinson Jamie Peterman Melissa Eckman K.J. Krasco Fawna Gallant Kristen Sorensen Women s Basketball All-Time Career Leaders Sara Hammond Beth Chartier Ashley Bramwell Lisa Cole POINTS ( ) 1. Beth Chartier Ashley Bramwell Kelly Bryant Lisa Rodgers Kristen Sorensen Sara Hammond Lisa Cole , K.J. Krasco Heather St. Louis Karen Mack REBOUNDS ( , ) 1. Rebecca Hooker Kelly Bryant Jamie Peterman Sue Gianlorenzo Ashley Bramwell Chris Letters Melissa Eckman Karen Mack Ann Hudner Lisa Rodgers Sue Ganas STEALS ( , ) 1. Lisa Cole , Lisa Rodgers Sara Hammond Erika DeSanty Kelly Bryant Beth Chartier Heather Hake Chris Letters Heather St. Louis Ann Hudner POINTERS ( ) 1. Sara Hammond Beth Chartier K.J. Krasco Lisa Cole , Heather St. Louis Barb Gering 1992, Erika DeSanty Hillary Cross Michelle Dailey Katie Moynahan 1999, Erika DeSanty K.J. Krasco Heather St. Louis Melissa Eckman Michelle Dailey 9

11 Women s Basketball Individual Single-Game Records POINTS ( ) 35 Beth Chartier at Salve Regina 1/20/96 34 Kelly Bryant 33 Beth Chartier Gordon 2/7/96 32 Laura Danforth 32 K.J. Krasco Maine Machias 11/23/02 31 Ashley Bramwell Clarkson 11/17/01 FIELD GOALS MADE ( ) 14 Ashley Bramwell Clarkson 11/17/01 13 Laura Fogarty Emerson 1/21/89 13 Laura Fogarty Daniel Webster 2/16/89 12 Amy Griffith Rivier 1/15/90 12 Jen Ellis Rivier 11/23/93 12 Beth Chartier Gordon 2/7/96 12 K. J. Krasco Maine Machias 11/23/02 FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE (7 FG) (8-8) Stacey Hildreth at Nichols 12/04/ (10-11) K.J. Krasco at Eastern Naz. 2/19/ (9-10) Michelle Brousseau Suffolk 1/16/ (9-10) Ashley Bramwell Regis 2/22/ (9-10) Anne Coulter Regis 2/13/ (7-8) Ashley Bramwell at UNE 1/16/ (7-8) Ashley Bramwell at Wentworth 1/12/ (9-11) Beth Chartier Endicott 2/8/95 3-PT FIELD GOAL % (4 FG) (5-5) Michelle Dailey at Wentworth 2/7/ (4-4) Beth Chartier at Norwich 2/13/ (4-5) Hillary Cross at Roger Williams 1/30/ (4-5) Lisa Cole at Jhn. & Wales 12/3/ (6-8) Ashley Bramwell at Middlebury 1/29/ (5-7) K.J. Krasco at Nichols 1/18/ (6-9) Katie Moynahan at NEC 1/24/ (6-9) K.J. Krasco UNE 2/26/ (4-6) Heather St. Louis Wentworth 2/8/ (4-6) Heather St. Louis Eastern Nazarene 2/14/ (4-6) Hillary Cross ME-Farmington 11/19/ (4-6) Sara Hammond at Rivier 2/7/ (4-6) Lisa Cole at NEC 1/29/04 BLOCKS 8 Stacey Hildreth Plymouth St. 11/29/05 7 Stacey Hildreth Wentworth 1/24/06 6 Stacey Hildreth Endicott 2/26/06 5 Emma Pasquale at Anna Maria 1/17/06 5 Andrea Tibbetts Daniel Webster 2/17/95 5 Megan Donnelly Roger Williams 1/27/96 5 Lauren Calvarese at Bowdoin 1/22/97 5 Danielle Shaw at Gordon 2/12/97 5 Megan Donnelly Nichols 2/20/99 5 Katy Bishop Maine Machias 11/23/02 FREE THROWS MADE ( ) 12 K.J. Krasco Amherst 11/20/04 12 Beth Chartier at Salve Regina 1/20/96 10 Laura Fogarty at Rivier 1/14/89 10 Sara Hammond at Plymouth State 12/9/99 10 Ashley Bramwell Univ. New England 1/15/02 10 Ashley Bramwell Roger Williams 2/2/02 10 K.J. Krasco at Johnson & Wales 11/30/04 9 Maureen Mahoney at Bates 1/26/91 9 Melissa Eckman at Suffolk 11/28/95 9 Alison Gulubicki Hunter 1/9/99 9 Sara Hammond Univ. New England 2/20/00 FREE THROW PERCENTAGE (7 FT) ( ) (10-10) K.J. Krasco at Jhn. & Wales 11/30/ (10-10) Ashley Bramwell Roger Williams 2/2/ (8-8) Noelle Surette Endicott 2/16/ (8-8) K.J. Krasco at LaVerne 12/30/ (8-8) Aimee Beliveau Russell Sage (8-8) Karen Wilkinson at Gordon 2/12/ (8-8) Sara Hammond at Wentworth 2/5/ (8-8) Erika DeSanty Nichols 2/25/03 STEALS 10 Anne Hudner Hawthorne Lisa Cole at Salve Regina 1/26/02 8 Kasia Fadrowski Nichols 2/5/98 8 Erika DeSanty Eastern Nazarene 12/8/01 8 Ashley Bramwell Eastern Nazarene 12/8/01 8 Carrie Walters Eastern Nazarene 12/8/01 8 Lisa Cole at Wentworth 1/12/02 8 Lisa Cole Suffolk 11/26/02 REBOUNDS 30 Kelly Bryant Rivier 1/28/86 25 Kelly Bryant NEC 2/20/84 24 Kelly Bryant Middlebury 2/16/85 21 Jamie Peterman Regis 2/3/05 21 Kelly Bryant Manhattanville 11/20/83 21 Ashley Bramwell at Johnson & Wales 12/2/99 18 Fawna Gallant Southern Vermont 11/21/94 18 Melissa Eckman Curry 2/24/98 18 Melissa Eckman Salve Regina 2/26/98 THREE POINT FIELD GOALS MADE ( ) 8 Lisa Cole at NEC 2/20/03 7 Lisa Cole at Plymouth State 12/6/01 6 K.J. Krasco Middlebury 1/6/05 6 K.J. Krasco UNE 2/26/04 6 Chrissy Lyons at Simmons 2/16/91 6 Barb Gering at St. Joseph s (VT) 2/12/92 6 Barb Gering Curry 1/13/96 6 Katie Moynahan at NEC 1/24/02 6 Ashley Bramwell at Middlebury 1/29/02 10 ASSISTS 12 Amy Beaton at Curry 2/7/06 12 Beth Chartier at Rivier 2/6/95 11 Erika DeSanty at Rivier 12/4/01 11 Erika DeSanty Suffolk 11/26/02 11 Erika DeSanty Middlebury 1/9/03

12 POINTS ( ) 122 Vermont Tech Hawthorne Hawthorne Hawthorne Nichols 2/20/ Roger Williams 1/31/ at Rivier 1/19/99 97 at Wentworth 1/12/02 97 Univ. of New England 2/11/03 94 Suffolk 1/16/95 94 at Nichols 2/17/96 FIELD GOALS MADE ( ) 58 Vermont Tech 12/13/84 56 Hawthorne 2/22/83 55 Hawthorne 11/19/82 43 Univ. of New England 2/11/03 41 Suffolk 1/16/95 41 at Rivier 1/19/99 40 Rivier 2/19/98 40 Rivier 12/5/00 40 at Wentworth 1/12/02 FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE.609 (28-46) at Curry 2/17/ (37-61) at Eastern Nazarene 12/9/ (40-75) at Wentworth 1/12/ (24-45) at Mount Holyoke College 3/3/ (27-51) at Wentworth 1/25/ (56-106) Hawthorne 2/22/ (32-61) New England College 1/25/ (31-59) New England College 2/19/ (33-63) at Regis 2/15/ (24-46) at Norwich 11/28/00 THREE POINT FIELD GOALS MADE ( ) 11 Regis 2/3/05 11 UNE 2/26/04 11 at New England College 2/20/03 10 Curry 1/13/96 10 at UNE 1/20/04 9 at Rivier 2/6/95 9 at Wentworth 2/7/98 9 New England College 2/20/01 3-PT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE/ (8-10) at Johnson & Wales 12/3/ (5-7) at Williams 12/3/ (5-7) at Farleigh Dickinson-Madison 1/8/ (5-8) at New England College 12/3/ (5-8) New England College 1/30/ (7-12) at Thomas 2/11/ (7-12) Gordon 2/27/ (5-9) at Simmons 1/31/ (7-13) Univ. of New England 2/11/03 FREE THROWS MADE ( ) 39 Nichols 2/20/99 30 at Emmanuel 12/8/94 27 Endicott 2/16/06 26 at Nichols 2/17/96 26 NEC 12/2/97 26 Hunter 3/3/99 24 at Colby 1/21/95 24 Hunter 1/9/99 Women s Basketball Team Single-Game Records 11 FREE THROW PERCENTAGE (15 FT) ( ).920 (23-25) at Gordon 2/12/ ) UNE 2/1/ (16-18) Curry 1/15/ (15-17) Bates 1/27/ (15-17) Middlebury 2/15/ (15-17) at Anna Maria 2/21/ (17-20) Salve Regina 2/20/ (17-20) Gordon 11/24/98 REBOUNDS 91 Hawthorne 11/19/82 82 Rivier 11/25/85 75 Saint Joseph s (VT) 11/29/83 72 NEC 2/20/84 70 at Johnson and Wales 12/10/94 68 Notre Dame (NH) 1/9/95 68 Bowdoin 12/8/95 67 Rivier 1/28/86 67 Green Mountain 11/20/05 66 Salve Regina 2/26/98 ASSISTS 33 Hawthorne Nichols 2/5/98 31 Rivier 12/5/00 29 Suffolk 1/16/95 29 Roger Williams 1/31/98 28 at Suffolk 11/28/95 28 at Rivier 1/19/99 28 at Wentworth 1/12/02 27 at Emmanuel 12/8/94 27 Anna Maria 1/29/98 27 Nichols 2/20/99 27 Univ. of New England 2/11/03 BLOCKS 13 at Anna Maria 1/17/06 12 Plymouth St. 11/29/05 11 Johnson & Wales 12/10/05 10 Nichols 2/20/99 10 Nichols 2/1/00 10 Anna Maria 2/19/02 10 at Roger Williams 2/15/03 STEALS 46 Eastern Nazarene 12/8/01 29 at Rivier 1/19/99 29 Rivier 12/5/00 29 Wentworth 1/13/01 28 Rivier 2/19/98 27 Suffolk 1/16/95 27 at Eastern Nazarene 1/11/03 27 New England College 1/30/03 26 Nichols 2/5/98 26 Wentworth 12/7/02 26 at Wentworth 2/4/03

13 Women s Basketball Team Single-Season Records Points 2082 (29 games) (29 games) (28 games) (27 games) (29 games) (29 games) (28 games) (26 games) Field goals made 774 (29 games) (29 games) (28 games) (29 games) (27 games) (29 games) (28 games) (26 games) Field goal percentage.413 ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) point field goals made 149 (29 games) (29 games) (29 games) (27 games) (28 games) (28 games) (29 games) (26 games) point FG percentage.336 ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) Free throws made 428 (29 games) (29 games) (28 games) (27 games) (28 games) (26 games) (29 games) (29 games) Rebounds 1381 (541o-840d) (474o-814d) (511o-740d) (398o-844d) (467o-730d) (455o-724d) (363o-782d) (422o-707d) Assists Blocked shots Opponent W L First Last Albertus Magnus Amherst Anna Maria Babson Bates Bowdoin Brandeis Castleton State Chapman City College of N.Y Clarkson Coast Guard Colby College of N.J Connecticut College Curry Daniel Webster Dominican Drew Eastern Nazarene Elmira Emerson Emmanuel Endicott F.D.-Madison Gordon Green Mountain Hawthorne Hamilton Hunter Opponent W L First Last Husson Ithaca Johnson & Wales Johnson State Keuka Keene State La Verne Lyndon State Maine-Farmington Maine-Machias Maine-Presque Isle Manhattanville Marymount Mary Washington UMass-Boston Medgar Evers MIT Middlebury Mt. Holyoke Mt. St. Mary s NEC UNE New Hampshire Col Nichols Norwich Notre Dame (NH) Plattsburgh State First Meeting Plymouth State Regis RPI Opponent W L First Last Rivier Roger Williams Rowan Russell Sage Salve Regina Simmons Skidmore Smith Southern Maine Southern Vermont Springfield Stony Brook St. Joseph s (Maine) St. Joseph s (R.I.) St. Joseph s (Vt.) Suffolk Thomas Trinity (Conn.) Trinity (Vt.) Union Utica Vassar Vermont Tech Wellesley W. New England Wentworth Wheaton (Mass.) Williams opponents in Bold

14 Greetings on behalf of Colby-Sawyer College s student-athletes, coaches, faculty and staff. Welcome to Colby-Sawyer Athletics! Colby-Sawyer is an exciting and dynamic college committed to excellence in all that we do. The tradition of excellence we have established in our athletic programs is pervasive throughout the institution. It extends into the classrooms, labs, art gallery, residence halls and beyond, as well as on the playing fields. Our athletic teams are regionally and nationally ranked in part because our coaches set high expectations for our student-athletes and themselves. Our coaches value, teach and exhibit character, discipline, teamwork and pride. To experience firsthand the energy, enthusiasm and excellence of the Colby-Sawyer community, please join us at our athletic contests and at other on-campus events to which you may be invited. We love it here and we know you will, too. We invite you to become part of a proud tradition of athletic excellence. Our studentathletes excel in the classroom as well as on the playing fields, and we are extraordinarily proud of their accomplishments everywhere on campus. Our coaching staff is committed to providing each and every student-athlete with a positive learning experience promoting a strong work ethic, good sportsmanship and a commitment to team and college. Colby-Sawyer offers a wide array of team sport opportunities, always competitive regionally, with teams often challenging for Commonwealth Coast Championships and a bid to the NCAA Division III Championships. We wish you and your family all the best in your collegiate search and may you see all that Colby-Sawyer has to offer. Sincerely, Go Chargers!!! Thomas C. Galligan Jr. President Debi Field McGrath Director of Athletics F ounded in 1837, Colby-Sawyer College is a dynamic liberal arts college with a tradition of excellence and innovation in education. Our Liberal Education Program offers our students challenging academic chores that integrate the liberal arts and sciences with professional preparation through experiential learning. Through all of our programs, the college encourages students to realize their fullest intellectual and personal potential. Colby-Sawyer welcomed our eighth president, Thomas C. Galligan Jr., in August President Galligan assumes office at a high point in Colby-Sawyer s history, when the college has grown in student enrollment and in the size of our faculty while deepening our academic programs. Simultaneously, the college has expanded and improved our campus facilities and residence halls, providing our students, faculty and staff with a vibrant environment for teaching and learning.

15 S olby-sawyer College is located in a spectacularly Nursing beautiful area of New Hampshire, nestled in the Double majors are also available heart of the Dartmouth-Lake Sunapee region. The college is 90 minutes north of Boston, Mass., one Teacher Certification Art Education (K-12) hour south of the White Mountains of New Hampshire, and three and a half hours south of Montreal, Early Childhood Education (K-3) Quebec. The campus has 29 buildings situated on 200 English Language Arts Education acres. Colby-Sawyer College is home to 915 under(5-12) graduate students, representing 22 states and eight Social Studies Education (5-12) foreign countries. The ratio of female students to male students is roughly two to one. Minor Programs tudents pursuing baccalaureate degrees who wish Colby-Sawyer was founded in 1837, and is accredited to have a concentrated program of study in adby the New England Association of Schools and Col- dition to their major may pursue one of the minor leges (NEASC), the Commission on Accreditation of programs offered by Colby-Sawyer. Athletic Training Education (CAATE), the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE), the The following minors are offered: American Studies New Hampshire Board of Nursing and the State of English New Hampshire Board of Education. Art History History Programs of Academic Study Studio Art Bachelor of Arts Degrees Studio Art Information Management and Technology Biology Biology Philosophy Communication Studies Business Administration English Psychology History, Society and Culture Child Development Psychology Sociology Communication Studies Bachelor of Fine Arts Degrees Women s Studies Studio Art Community and Environmental Studies Graphic Design Writing for Publication Bachelor of Science Degrees * Theatre Business Administration Child Development Academic Departments Community & Environmental Business Administration Studies Exercise and Sport Sciences Exercise and Sport Sciences Fine and Performing Arts - Athletic Training Humanities - Exercise Science Natural Sciences - Sport Management C In , 25 percent of all students at Colby-Sawyer competed in one of the college s 16 varsity athletic programs. Colby-Sawyer has a history of athletic excellence, with a number of NCAA and ECAC Championship appearances. C Intercollegiate Athletics olby-sawyer College, whose athletic teams are known as the Chargers, is a member of the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) Division III and the Eastern College Athletic Conference (ECAC), and competes in most sports in the Commonwealth Coast Conference. Colby-Sawyer is also a member of the Intercollegiate Horse Show Association (IHSA) and the U.S. Collegiate Ski and Snowboard Association (USCSA). Special Programs and Services Honors Program International Student Programs/ English as a Second Language Internships: 97% of the class of 2005 completed one or more internships Learning and Tutorial Services Study Abroad Nursing Social Sciences and Education Institute for Community and Environment