2PATRIOT LEAGUE Patriot League Women s Basketball. Army, Bucknell Advance to Postseason. Patriot League Notebook. Standings as of 3.12.

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1 WNIT First Round Thursday, March 17 at Joseph A. Rhodes Arena in Akron, Ohio Bucknell at Akron 7 p.m. NCAA Tournament First Round Friday, March 18 - ESPN2 at the Carrier Dome in Syracuse, N.Y. Army West Point at Syracuse 2:30 p.m. Patriot League Tournament Saturday, March 12 - PL Championship Played at Christl Arena in West Point, N.Y. #1 Army 69 #3 Loyola 51 Friday, March 11 - PL Semifinals Played at Christl Arena in West Point, N.Y. #4 Lehigh 46 #1 Army 76 #3 Loyola 65 #2 Bucknell 53 Monday, March 7 - PL Quarterfinals #5 Holy Cross 48 #4 Lehigh 64 #7 American 65 #2 Bucknell 73 #6 Navy 42 #3 Loyola 44 #8 Colgate 62 #1 Army 89 Saturday, March 5 - PL First Round #10 Boston U. 53 #7 American 61 #9 Lafayette 68 #8 Colgate 80 Home team listed second PLN - Patriot League Network CBSSN - CBS Sports Network Follow the Action on the Patriot League Network Once again, the Patriot League will partner with Campus Insiders on the Patriot League Network, a streaming platform that will enable fans to watch League regular season and postseason events for free. With the exception of the contests on CBS Sports Network, all home games both in non-league and Patriot League play will feature free live streaming on PLN. Today s Scholar-Athletes, Tomorrow s Leaders The Patriot League continually demonstrates that student-athletes can excel at both academics and athletics without sacrificing its high standards. The Patriot League s athletic success is achieved while its member institutions remain committed to its founding principle of admitting and graduating student-athletes that are academically representative of their class. Participation in athletics at Patriot League institutions is viewed as an important component of a well-rounded education. Army, Bucknell Advance to Postseason Standings as of Patriot League Patriot League Twitter Notebook * Army West Point and Bucknell are both making postseason appearances; the Black Knights will play Syracuse in the NCAA Tournament while the Bison will play Akron in the Women s National Invitation Tournament (WNIT). * Both the Black Knights and Bison are looking for their first postseason victory. * This year marks the ninth straight that the League has sent a team to both postseason tournaments. * Army, the 2016 Patriot League champion, heads to fourth seeded Syracuse for the first round of the NCAA Tournament. * The contest will be televised on ESPN2 with Bob Wishusen and Steffi Sorensen on call. Tipoff is set for 2:30 p.m. * The Black Knights defeated Loyola Maryland in the Patriot League Championship, 69-51, on March 12 for their third title. * Army is the 18th team in 26 seasons to win the Patriot League tournament title as the top seed. * Bucknell, co-regular season champion with Army, will play Akron in the first round of the WNIT on Thursday at 7 p.m. * The Bison are in the WNIT for the second time in program history, making their first appearance in * Bucknell is playing in its fifth overall postseason game, with its last one being in 2014 against Main in the WBI. Patriot League Notebook Army West Point Opens NCAA Tournament at Syracuse After defeating Loyola Maryland on March 12 and being crowned the 2016 Patriot League Tournament Champion -- the program s third title and second in three seasons -- Army West Point learned its postseason fate would be determined at fourth seed Syracuse on Friday, March 18 at 2:30 p.m. in the first round of the NCAA Tournament. The 4-13 matchup will be televised on ESPN2 with Bob Wishusen on play-by-play and Steffi Sorensen providing analysis. The Black Knights are the 18th team in 26 Patriot League seasons to win the tournament title as the top seed. Bucknell Travels to Akron for First Round in WNIT Bucknell s season wasn t quite over after suffering a heart-breaking loss to third-seeded Loyola Maryland on Friday, March 11 in the semifinal round of the Patriot League Tournament, Finishing the Patriot League slate at 17-1 and sharing the regular season title with Army West Point, the Bison automatically qualified for the Women s National Invitation Tournament with its loss to the Greyhounds. Bucknell s next challenge to keep its season alive is now Mid-American Conference team Akron. The Zips host the Bison on Thursday, March 17 at 7 p.m. 1,000 Point Club Adds Five this Season Lehigh junior Lexi Martins became the newest member of the 1,000 Point Club, reaching the milestone at Stabler Arena on Saturday, Feb. 27 against Army West Point. Martins is the fifth player across the League to accomplish the feat this season and is the 98th in Patriot League women s basketball history. She joins Colgate senior Josie Stockill, Bucknell junior Claire DeBoer, Holy Cross senior Lisa Mifsud, Lafayette senior Jamie O Hare, Holy Cross senior Raquel Scott, and Lehigh senior Kerry Kinek as active 1,000 point scorers. Army s Kelsey Minato Becomes Patriot League All-Time Leading Scorer Needing just 18 points to break 2003 Bucknell graduate Molly Creamer s record of 2,462 career points, Army West Point senior All-America candidate drained a three-pointer with 8:58 on the clock in the third quarter of the regular-season finale at Boston University on Wednesday to bring her career total to 2,465 and surpass the 13-year old record. The senior captain finished the game with 32 points, hitting 7-of-13 from beyond the arc. Currently, her career total is 2,546. Overall W-L Pct H A Streak W-L Pct H A N Streak Army West Point* W W 19 Bucknell W L 1 Loyola Maryland W L 1 Lehigh L L 1 Holy Cross L L 2 Navy L L 3 American W L 1 Colgate W L 1 Lafayette L L 5 Boston University L L 5 *Patriot League Champion

2 Media Services Patriot League On The Web PatriotLeague.org features the latest news and stories on all 10 Patriot League members. In addition, the site also contains statistics, schedules, results and archives. Women s Basketball Release Media can access a downloadable Adobe Acrobat PDF file of the complete Patriot League Women s Basketball release on the Patriot League Women s Basketball page. Distribution Media may contact the Patriot League office to be included on the Patriot League s lists for women s basketball releases and information (or any of the Patriot League s sports). Please contact Associate Director for Communications Dana Funyak (dfunyak@ patriotleague.com/ ) with requests or questions. WNIT - First Round Bucknell (24-7, 17-1 PL) at Akron (19-13, 11-7 MAC) Joseph A. Rhodes Arena; Akron, Ohio Thursday, March 17 7 p.m. * Bucknell takes on Akron in the first round of the Women s Nations Invitation Tournament (WNIT) on Thursday night. * The 7 p.m. contest will be streamed on and can be heard on SportsRadio 1350 AM (WARF) in Akron, for free at SportsRadio1350.com, and iheartradio with Bill Morgan on call, beginning with the pregame show at 6:50 p.m. * The Bison went 17-1 in Patriot League action to share the regular-season championship with League tournament winner Army West Point, earning its first title since winning outright in * The Zips earned the fifth seed in the Mid-American Conference Tournament and defeated 12th seeded Miami in the first round and fourth seeded Toledo in the quarterfinals, before falling in the semis to eighth seeded and eventual tournament champion Buffalo. * Bucknell and Akron are meeting for the fifth time and first since the Bison defeated the Zips on Dec. 29, 2004 inside James A. Rhodes Arena. * Bucknell leads the all-time series, 3-1. * The Bison make their second appearance in the WNIT as a Patriot League member and are 0-1 in the tournament, with their lone loss coming in the first round to Hartford, 70-54, in * Patriot League teams are 0-10 in the WNIT. * A Bucknell win would be the first postseason victory in program history and would send the Bison to Ann Arbor to play Michigan in the second round. * Bucknell is led by sophomore Jacquie Klotz (unanimous All-PL first team) with 16.1 ppg & 10.0 rpg and junior Claire DeBoer (All-PL first team) with 15.9 ppg & 7.0 rpg. * Akron is led by senior Anita Brown (All-MAC first team) with 22.1 ppg & 7.5 rpg and junior Hannah Plybon (All-MAC second team) with 16.3 ppg 3.6 rpg. NCAA Tournament - First Round Army West Point (29-2, 17-1 PL) at Syracuse (25-7, 13-3 ACC) Carrier Dome; Syracuse, N.Y. (ESPN2) Friday, March 18 2:30 p.m. * Army West Point begins the NCAA Tournament a 13th seed playing at fourth seed Syracuse on Friday. * The contest tips off at 2:30 p.m. on ESPN2 with Bob Wischusen and Steffi Sorensen on call. * Playing as a 13 seed, the Black Knights received the automatic qualifier into the field with a win over Loyola Maryland in the Patriot League Tournament Championship on March its third title, second in three years, in program history. * The Orange enter the field as a fourth seed coming off the program s first appearance in the Atlantic Coast Conference Tournament title game, where they fell to Notre Dame, 68-57, on March 6. * Army and Syracuse meet for the fifth time, with the teams last playing in the season. * The Orange lead the all-time series, 4-0, and are 2-0 when playing at the Dome. * The Black Knights are making their third appearance in the NCAA Tournament as a Patriot League member. * Army dropped both of its previous first-round games to second seed Tennessee (2006) and four seed Maryland (2014). * Patriot League teams are 1-22 in the NCAA Tournament. * A win by the Black Knights would be the first postseason victory in program history and would be the first for the Patriot League since first sending a team to the tournament in Holy Cross defeated Maryland as an 11th seed. * Army is led by senior Kelsey Minato (PL Player of the Year, unanimous All-PL first team, espnw Mid-Major Player of the Year, PL Tournament MVP) with 23.6 ppg and senior Aimee Oertner (All-PL second team, PL Tournament Team) with 10.1 ppg & 95 blocks. * Syracuse is led by junior Alexis Peterson (All-ACC first team) with 14.9 ppg, senior Brianna Butler with 13.8 ppg, and junior Bria Day with 10.4 ppg. * The Army-Syracuse winner will advance to the second round to play either fifth seeded Florida or 12th seeded Albany -- which the Black Knights defeated on Dec. 5,

3 Patriot League Women s Basketball SIDs American Melissa McKeown mckeown@american.edu Army Harrison Antognioni harrison.antognioni@usma.edu Boston University Laura Devine ldevine@bu.edu Bucknell Matt Jackson mjj010@bucknell.edu Colgate John Painter jpainter@colgate.edu Holy Cross Jim Sarkisian jsarkisi@holycross.edu Lafayette Erik Pedersen pedersee@lafayette.edu Lehigh Chelsea Vielhauer cpv213@lehigh.edu Loyola Maryland Kristen James kmjames@loyola.edu Navy Justin Kischefsky kischefs@usna.edu Patriot League Championship #1 Army West Point 69, #3 Loyola Maryland 51 (March 12) Christl Arena - West Point, N.Y. After winning 18 straight games, top seeded Army West Point added another one with a victory over third seeded Loyola University Maryland in the Patriot League Women s Basketball Championship on Saturday, March 12 at Christl Arena. The Black Knights improved to 29-2 overall with their 19th consecutive victory, capturing their third Patriot League title and second in the past three years. After reaching the Patriot League Women s Basketball Tournament Championship for the first time since joining the League, the Greyhounds season came to an end with a record. Army jumped out to a 20-9 lead after the first quarter, but, just like yesterday against Bucknell in the second quarter, Loyola found its stride and held the Black Knights scoreless for the first four minutes of the period. The Greyhounds stormed ahead with a 12-0 run to take a lead. Finally breaking the scoring drought, senior Amiee Oertner laid one in to give the home team the lead back and also began a run of 10 straight points. Loyola senior Jeneh Perry converted two free throws to put the Greyhounds within seven, but sophomore Destinee Morris drained a long three with 19 seconds on the clock to send Army into the break with a lead. Early into the third quarter, Loyola cut the deficit to eight points, but it was the closest the Greyhounds would be the rest of the way, as Army extended its lead by as many as 20 points before capturing the win. Army senior Kelsey Minato, who was named Patriot League Tournament MVP for the second time in three seasons, led the Black Knights with 25 points in the victory. Oertner joined Minato on the All-Tournament team and finished with a double-double of 14 points and 11 rebounds. She also added two assists and four blocks. Sophomore Janae McNeal also had a great tournament showing and was also named to the All-Tournament team. She finished with 12 points. Loyola was led by senior Diana Logan with 15 points, while classmate Colleen Marshall who was named to the All-Tournament team -- pitched in 12. Sophomore Bri Betz-White was also named to the All-Tournament team and finished the night with 11 points, while adding four assists. Senior Jeneh Perry notched a game-high 13 rebounds and chipped in six points. Patriot League All-Tournament Team Kelsey Minato, Army West Point (MVP) Aimee Oertner, Amy West Point Janae McNeal, Army West Point Colleen Marshall, Loyola Maryland Bri Betz-White, Loyola Maryland Kyi English, Bucknell

4 Patriot League Head Coaches MEGAN GEBBIA, AMERICAN Year at American/Overall...3rd/3rd Record at American Overall Record... Same Patriot League Record DAVE MAGARITY, ARMY WEST POINT Year at Army West Point/Overall... 10th/33rd Record at Army West Point Overall Record Patriot League Record KATY STEDING, BOSTON UNIVERSITY Year at Boston University/Overall...2nd/2nd Record at Boston University Overall Record... Same Patriot League Record AARON ROUSSELL, BUCKNELL Year at Bucknell/Overall...4th/12th Record at Bucknell Overall Record Patriot League Record NICCI HAYS FORT, COLGATE Year at Colgate/Overall...5th/9th Record at Colgate Overall Record Patriot League Record BILL GIBBONS HOLY CROSS Year at Holy Cross/Overall...31st/31st Record at Holy Cross Overall Record... Same Patriot League Record THERESA GRENTZ, LAFAYETTE Year at Lafayette/Overall... 1st/34th Record at Lafayette Overall Record Patriot League Record SUE TROYAN, LEHIGH Year at Lehigh/Overall...21st/21st Record at Lehigh Overall Record... Same Patriot League Record JOE LOGAN, LOYOLA MARYLAND Year at Loyola Maryland/Overall... 11th/11th Record at Loyola Maryland Overall Record... Same Patriot League Record STEFANIE PEMPER, NAVY Year at Navy/Overall...8th/18th Record at Navy Overall Record Patriot League Record Patriot League Tournament Semifinal Recap #1 Army West Point 76, #4 Lehigh 46 (March 11) The top seeded Black Knights cruised to a Patriot League Tournament semifinal victory over the fourth seeded Mountain Hawks after a dominate third quarter. The 30 point margin of victory was a new Patriot League Tournament record in a semifinal contest. Lehigh sophomore Quinci Mann opened the contest with back-to-back three pointers to give the Mountain Hawks a 6-4 early lead. After the two teams traded points and were tied at 10-10, Army went on a 6-2 run for a four-point cushion. Lehigh came within one after senior Kerry Kinek hit a three-pointer, but Army senior Kelsey Minato responded with one of her own. It was the closest the Mountain Hawks would be the rest of the way. Army put the game out of reach with seven-straight treys in third quarter to outscore Lehigh Minato finished with 21 points, 12 of which came from the four treys in the third quarter. She also grabbed six rebounds and three steals. Senior Aimee Oertner had another impressive outing, scoring all 18 of her points in the first half. She also contributed five rebounds, five assists and two blocks. Sophomore Janae McNeal also reached double digit points with 10, while adding five rebounds, four assists, and two steals. #1 Loyola Maryland 65, #2 Bucknell 53 (March 11) The third-seeded Greyhounds combined to outscore the second seeded Bison in the second and third quarters, which proved to be the difference and advanced them to the Patriot League Tournament Championship for the first time in program history after a victory. It was a slow first quarter that featured eight lead changes and two tied scores, with Bucknell holding the 10-9 edge. Taking back the lead after five consecutive points, Loyola Maryland rattled off three baskets from downtown for a lead. With four seconds remaining in the half, senior Colleen Marshall hit a long three, boosting the team s lead to 10 points, Bucknell cut the deficit down to eight halfway through the third period but an 11-0 run by the Greyhounds pushed their lead to With desperation settling in and two minutes to go, the Bison came within 11 after a Kate Walker three-pointer, but the difference was too great. Loyola earned the 12-point victory, scoring 13 of their 20 fourth-quarter points from the line. Marshall led Loyola with 22 points and dished out four assists, and graduate student Steph Smith finished with career-high 20 points, while also hauling in seven rebounds. Sophomore Bri Betz-White also reached double digits in scoring with 10. Patriot League Tournament Quarterfinal Recap For just the third time in Patriot League history, each of the top four seeded teams advanced to the tournament semifinals. The last time it occurred was in the season, while the first time it happened was during the season -- just the second year of existence. #4 Lehigh opened the game with a bang over Holy Cross, as senior Amina Affini hit a three-pointer to open the scoring just 17 seconds into the contest. The Mountain Hawks added five more points from a Taylor Campbell layup and a Lexi Martins three-pointer to set the tone early with an 8-0 lead less than three minutes into the game. The Crusaders were unable to catch up after dropping down to a score at the half, and Lehigh cruised to a victory to advance. After shooting percent in the first half, #1Army West Point kept up the pace to finish the game making.500 of its -shots from the field. Colgate opened the game with a 4-2 lead, but three straight triples from a trio of seniors -- Kelsey Minato, Jean Parker, and Brianna Johnson -- helped swing momentum in favor of the home team. Senior Aimee Oertner was outstanding for the Black Knights, coming up just one block shy of a triple double. She finished the game with 18 points, 13 rebounds, and nine blocks. Sophomore Taylor Dunham drained a three to tie the game for #6 Navy at #3 Loyola Maryland with eight seconds remaining in the contest, but what looked like overtime was erased with a Colleen Marshall jumper -- with one second remaining in regulation -- to seal the home victory for the Greyhounds, #7 American jumped out to a 13-point lead over #2 Bucknell. A clutch three-point basket with two seconds remaining in the second quarter from Bison freshman Kyi English -- who finished the contest with a career high 20 points -- helped put the home team back on track and in the game, erasing the deficit to just two, Bucknell used its momentum in the second half of the contest and outscored American to move on in the tournament with a win. Patriot League Tournament First Round Recap #7 American and #8 Colgate captured wins in the first round of the Patriot League Women s Basketball Tournament on Saturday to advance to the quarterfinals on Monday. The Eagles defeated Boston University 61-53, while the Raiders defeated Lafayette for the third time this season, Senior Ari Booth had an outstanding night, tallying a career-high 23 points to lead American, while sophomore Maria Liddane also had a career game, netting a personal-best 19 points and seven rebounds. Early foul trouble forced Colgate senior Josie Stockill to sit for a majority of the second quarter but didn t let it stop her in the latter half, as she helped the Raiders outscore the Leopards 22-8 in the third quarter and take the lead for good. She finished with a double-double of 19 points and 12 rebounds, while adding four blocks. Over the three meetings with the Leopards this season, the senior totaled 64 points, 34 rebounds, and 20 blocks posting double-doubles in all three contests.

5 Regular Season Team Statistics Through games of Scoring Offense 1. Army West Point Lehigh Bucknell Holy Cross Colgate Lafayette Navy Loyola Maryland American Boston University Scoring Defense 1. Army West Point Navy Bucknell Loyola Maryland American Holy Cross Lehigh Lafayette Colgate Boston University Rebounding Margin 1. Bucknell Army West Point Lehigh American Lafayette Loyola Maryland Navy Boston University Colgate Holy Cross Assists per Game 1. Army West Point Holy Cross Bucknell Lehigh Navy American Lafayette Colgate Loyola Maryland Boston University Blocked Shots per Game 1. Colgate Holy Cross Army West Point Bucknell Boston University Lafayette American Lehigh Loyola Maryland Navy Steals per Game 1. Navy Army West Point Loyola Maryland Holy Cross Lafayette Boston University Bucknell Colgate Lehigh American Patriot League Among NCAA Top 25 (Games thru ) TEAM BLOCKED SHOTS 22. Colgate BLOCKED SHOTS PER GAME 14. Colgate Army West Point DEFENSIVE REBOUNDS PER GAME 14. Lehigh Bucknell...29 FEWEST FOULS 15. Lehigh FIELD GOAL PCT 24. Army Bucknell FIELD GOAL PCT DEFENSE 12. Army Bucknell PERSONAL FOULS PER GAME 14. Lehigh REBOUND MARGIN 19. Bucknell Army SCORING DEFENSE 4. Army Navy SCORING MARGIN 4. Army PT FG DEFENSE 5. Army PT FG PERCENTAGE 1. Army (224-of-539) 39. Bucknell (189-of-546) WIN-LOST PERCENTAGE 6. Army Bucknell INDIVIDUAL ASSIST TURNOVER RATIO 23. Kelsey Minato, Army BLOCKED SHOTS 6. Josie Stockill, Colgate Aimee Oertner, Army Molly Hourigan, Holy Cross...80 BLOCKED SHOTS PER GAME 4. Josie Stockill, Colgate Aimee Oertner, Army Molly Hourigan, Holy Cross DEFENSIVE REBOUNDS PER GAME 3. Lexi Martins, Lehigh Jacquie Klotz, Bucknell...9 DOUBLE DOUBLES T1. Lexi Martins, Lehigh Jacquie Klotz, Bucknell...14 FIELD GOALS MADE 11. Kelsey Minato, Army FINAL POINTS 7. Kelsey Minato, Army FREE THROW ATTEMPTS 23. Lexi Martins, Lehigh FREE THROW PERCENTAGE 17. Kelsey Minato, Army MINUTES PLAYED PER GAME 7. Jamie O Hare, Lafayette Kelsey Minato, Army OFFENSIVE REBOUNDS PER GAME 17. Lexi Martins, Lehigh...4 POINTS PER GAME 7. Kelsey Minato, Army REBOUNDS 1. Lexi Martins, Lehigh Jacquie Klotz, Bucknell Jeneh Perry, Loyola REBOUNDS PER GAME 3. Lexi Martins, Lehigh Jacquie Klotz, Bucknell STEALS PER GAME 24. Jamie O Hare, Lafayette Infiniti Thomas-Waheed, Holy Cross PT FG MADE 5. Kelsey Minato, Army PT FG PER GAME 5. Kelsey Minato, Army PT FG PERCENTAGE 2. Kelsey Minato, Army Jacquie Klotz, Bucknell TEAM GAME HIGHS BLOCKED SHOTS 1. Colgate...18 FREE-THROW PCT. T1. Lehigh (15-for-15) 3-PT FG PERCENTAGE T20. Army (11-of-17) INDIVIDUAL GAME HIGHS BLOCKED SHOTS 1. Josie Stockill, Colgate...13 T7. Aimee Oertner, Army...9 T16. Molly Hourigan, Holy Cross...8 FIELD GOALS MADE T8. Kelsey Minato, Army...16 FREE THROW ATTEMPTS T16. Kelsey Minato, Army...18 FREE THROWS MADE 6. Kelsey Minato, Army...16 FREE-THROW PERCENTAGE T20. Ariel Etheridge, Colgate T20. Maia Hood, Lafayette REBOUNDS T9. Lexi Martins, Lehigh PT FG ATTEMPTS T10. Sarah Hope, Boston U PT FG MADE T18. Kelsey Minato, Army PT FG PERCENTAGE T4. Paige Kriftcher, Colgate

6 Women s Basketball All-Patriot League Team and Major Awards Player of the Year: Kelsey Minato, Army West Point (Sr., G) Defensive Player of the Year: Justice Swett, Navy (Jr., G) Rookie of the Year: Kaitlyn Slagus, Bucknell (Fr., F) Coach of the Year: Aaron Roussell, Bucknell First Team Kelsey Minato, Army West Point (Sr., G)* Claire DeBoer, Bucknell (Jr., F) Jacquie Klotz, Bucknell (So., G)* Lexi Martins, Lehigh (Jr., F) Colleen Marshall, Loyola Maryland (Sr., G)* *Unanimous first-team selection Second Team^ Aimee Oertner, Army West Point (Sr., F/C) Josie Stockill, Colgate (Sr., F) Lisa Mifsud, Holy Cross (Sr., G) Infiniti Thomas-Waheed, Holy Cross (So., G) Jamie O Hare, Lafayette (Sr., G) Quinci Mann, Lehigh (So., G) Third Team Lauren Crisler, American (Jr., F) Molly Hourigan, Holy Cross (Sr., C) Kerry Kinek, Lehigh (Sr., F) Jeneh Perry, Loyola Maryland (Sr., F) ^ - Due to a tie in the voting, there are six on second team and four on third team All-Defensive Team Janae McNeal, Army West Point (So., G) Josie Stockill, Colgate (Sr., F) Infiniti Thomas-Waheed, Holy Cross (So., G) Colleen Marshall, Loyola Maryland (Sr., G) Justice Swett, Navy (Jr., G)* *Unanimous All-Defensive Team selection All-Rookie Team Cecily Carl, American (Fr., F)* Kyi English, Bucknell (Fr., G) Kaitlyn Slagus, Bucknell (Fr., F)* Angela Ribarich, Lafayette (Fr., C) Hailey Pascoe, Lehigh (Fr., G) *Unanimous All-Rookie selection Only freshmen in their first academic year are eligible for the Patriot League All-Rookie Team Patriot League Major Award Winners Player of the Year KELSEY MINATO, ARMY WEST POINT Sr., 5-8, G Minato, one of 10 finalists for the Senior CLASS Award and one of 10 candidates for the Nancy Lieberman Award, earns her fourth first team All-League honor and becomes the only player in Patriot League women s basketball history to do so. The Huntington Beach, Calif., native is putting the final touches on her stellar career at West Point, first by breaking the program s scoring record. She then became the first women s player in school history to reach the 2,000-point threshold and later surpassed the Academy s all-time scoring record -- previously held by Kevin Houston ( ) of 2,325 points. Most recently, she became the first active player in team history to have her jersey retired and became the Patriot League s all-time leading scorer in the team s regular-season finale, passing Bucknell s Molly Creamer s record of 2,462 points. Minato won Lids Teams Sports Player of the Week seven times this season, setting a League record, which brings her career total to also a League record. Currently, she is sixth in the nation averaging 23.7 points per game. Minato is also fifth among NCAA DI players, averaging point field goals per game, and is second with a point field goal percentage. She s played a critical role in helping the Black Knights to a program best 26 wins, 17-1 League record, and #1 seed in the Patriot League Tournament. Defensive Player of the Year JUSTICE SWETT, NAVY Jr., 5-8, G Swett leads the Midshipmen with 66 of the team s League-leading 275 steals and garners her first end-of-the-season honors. Originally on the Navy lacrosse team for the 2014 season, the Nashville, Tenn., native joined the women s basketball team for the season and finished leading the team in offensive rebounds (83), total rebounds (176), rebounding average (5.9), steals (55), and steals per game (1.85). She currently leads the team with 80 offensive rebounds, is second on the team in rebounds (151), and is tied as the team-leader in rebound average (5.2). Coach of the Year AARON ROUSSELL, BUCKNELL Roussell has taken an injured ridden team and guided them to a program-best 17-1 Patriot League record. The Bison are 23-6 overall, which is also a program record for most wins in a season. Bucknell clinched a share of the Patriot League women s basketball regular season title with a win over Lafayette in the regular-season finale. It s the first regular season championship for the Bison since they won the League outright in Rookie of the Year KAITLYN SLAGUS, BUCKNELL Fr., 6-2, F A unanimous selection for the Patriot League All-Rookie team, Slagus has produced for the Bison all season and collected five Lids Team Sports Rookie of the Week awards. The Belle Vernon, Pa., native also earned Player of the Week honors on Jan. 4, after scoring 21 points in back-to-back games against Navy and Army West Point. She is now the third straight-bucknell player to receive Rookie of the Year, joining teammates Klotz and DeBoer. The Bison are the second team to earn award in three consecutive seasons. Slagus in third on the team in scoring, averaging 7.9 points per game and has a total of 228 so far in her freshman campaign. Scholar-Athlete of the Year LEXI MARTINS, LEHIGH Jr., 6-0, F Martins is a Political Science major and boasts a 3.62 grade-point average. A two-time Patriot League Academic Honor Roll member, the junior was named to the CoSIDA Academic All-District II Team earlier this season and is currently on track to graduate a year early. Martins plans to pursue a Master s degree next year. An Irvington, N.Y. native, Martins is the first Mountain Hawk to earn Scholar Athlete of the Year in women s basketball since Anne Tierney earned the honor in back-to-back seasons as a sophomore and junior ( ). Martins was recently named first team All-Patriot League, earning her second end of the year recognition after being named to the second team during her sophomore campaign. Helping Lehigh to a fourth seed in the Patriot League Tournament, Martins ranks among the nation s best, leading all NCAA Division I players with 13.8 rebounds per game. She is also tied for second in the nation with 23 double-doubles.

7 AP Top 25 Poll March 14, 2016 Postseason Rk School (Votes) Record Pts. Prev. 1 UConn (32) Notre Dame South Carolina Baylor Maryland Oregon State Texas Louisville Ohio State UCLA Arizona St Kentucky Stanford Syracuse Mississippi State Michigan State Florida State Texas A&M Miami DePaul South Florida Colorado State West Virginia Oklahoma Florida Others Receiving Votes: George Washington 20, James Madison 12, Army 12, Washington 9, St John s 8, UTEP 5, Tennessee 4, Florida Gulf Coast 4, Belmont 3, Albany 2, Oklahoma State 2, BYU 2 USA Today/Coaches Top 25 Poll March 7, 2016 Rk School (Votes) Record Pts. Prev. 1 Connecticut (32) South Carolina Notre Dame Baylor Maryland Oregon State Texas Louisville Ohio State Florida State Arizona State UCLA Kentucky Mississippi State Syracuse Stanford Michigan State Texas A&M Miami South Florida DePaul Colorado State Oklahoma BYU NR 25 Florida Others Receiving Votes: West Virginia 36, Florida Gulf Coast 14, St John s 14, UTEP 10, Green Bay 8, George Washington 8, Albany 7, Seton Hall 6, Duquesne 5, Western Kentucky 4, NC State 3, James Madison 3, Chattanooga 2, Villanova 1, Duke 1 Lids Team Sports Patriot League Weekly Awards ( ) Player of the Week KELSEY MINATO, ARMY WEST POINT Sr., G, Huntington Beach, Calif. 32 pts. vs. Boston U., League s all-time scorer (2,477) KELSEY MINATO, ARMY WEST POINT Sr., G, Huntington Beach, Calif ppg, 4.5 rpg, 5.0 apg, shot 6-of-10 3PFG vs. BU JACQUIE KLOTZ, BUCKNELL So., G, West Windsor, N.J ppg, 7.5 rpg, 3.5 spg, shot 8-of-13 (5-of-7 3FG) vs. BU JACQUIE KLOTZ, BUCKNELL So., G, West Windsor, N.J ppg, 9.5 rpg, shot 9-of-9 (5-of-5 3FG) vs. Colgate KELSEY MINATO, ARMY WEST POINT Sr., G, Huntington Beach, Calif ppg, began game w/ 6-straight three-pointers vs. Lafayette LEXI MARTINS, LEHIGH Jr., F, Irvington, N.Y ppg, 15 rpg, recorded back-to-back double-doubles JACQUIE KLOTZ, BUCKNELL So., G, West Windsor, N.J ppg, 10.0 rpg, 2.5 apg, 3.5 spg, 50 FG%, 58 3FG% CLAIRE DEBOER, BUCKNELL Jr., 6-1, F, Grosse Pointe, Mich ppg, 9.5 rpg,.552 FG%, 15 pts-12 reb vs. Colgate KELSEY MINATO, ARMY WEST POINT Sr., G, Huntington Beach, Calif ppg,.656 FG%,.556 3P%, 4.5 rpg, 4.5 apg, 2.5 spg KAITLYN SLAGUS, BUCKNELL Fr., F, Belle Vernon, Pa. 21 ppg,.567 FG%, 6.5 rpg, 21 pts. in 15 mins. vs. Navy JOSIE STOCKILL, COLGATE Sr., 6-3, F, Napier, New Zealand 27 pts., NCAA single-game high 13 blks. vs. Lafayette JACQUIE KLOTZ, BUCKNELL So., G, West Windsor, N.J. 25 pts.,.642 FG%,.625 3FG%, 9 reb., 5 assists KELSEY MINATO, ARMY WEST POINT Sr., G, Huntington Beach, Calif ppg,.581 FG%,.565 3P%, Over 2,000 career pts KELSEY MINATO, ARMY WEST POINT Sr., G, Huntington Beach, Calif ppg, 90 FT%, 5 apg, Army s all-time leading scorer LEXI MARTINS, LEHIGH Jr., F, Irvington, N.Y ppg, 13.3 rpg, 52.5 FG%, 85.2 FT%, 3 double-doubles JACQUIE KLOTZ, BUCKNELL So., G, West Windsor, N.J ppg, 17.5 rpg, 1.5 apg, 54 FG%, 86 FT% KELSEY MINATO, ARMY WEST POINT Sr., G, Huntington Beach, Calif ppg, 7.5 rpg, 2.0 apg, 45.7 FG%, 79.2 FT% Totals: 7. Kelsey Minato, Army West Point 1. Claire DeBoer, Bucknell 5. Jacquie Klotz, Bucknell 1. Kaitlyn Slagus, Bucknell 2. Lexi Martins, Lehigh 1. Josie Stockill, Colgate Rookie of the Week KAITLYN SLAGUS, BUCKNELL Fr., F, Belle Vernon, Pa. 16 pts., 11 reb., first career double-double vs. Lafayette KAITLYN SLAGUS, BUCKNELL Fr., F, Belle Vernon, Pa ppg, 4.0 rpg, 3.0 apg, scored double digits back-to-back CHRISTINA POTTS, NAVY Fr., 5-7, G, Orlando, Fla ppg, 6.0 rpg, set single-game highs at Lehigh: 14 pts., 6 reb., 5 ast KYI ENGLISH, BUCKNELL Fr., G, East Orange, N.J ppg, 3.5 apg, 2.5 spg, matched career-high 13 pts. vs. Colgate KATE WALKER, BUCKNELL Fr., G, Red Oak, Iowa 13.0 ppg, 5.0 rpg, career-highs 15 pts. & 7 reb. vs. Holy cross ANGELA RIBARICH, LAFAYETTE Fr., C, Toronto, Ontario 10.5 ppg, 5.5. rpg, career-high 17 pts. & 7 reb. vs. Loyola CECILY CARL, AMERICAN Fr., F, Mechanicsburg, Pa. 16 pts., 5 reb., & career-high 5 blocks vs. Lafayette KAITLYN SLAGUS, BUCKNELL Fr., F, Belle Vernon, Pa. 20 pts., 5.0 rpg, hit game-tying trey of 17-pt. comeback vs. Lehigh ALEX CANTWELL, LAFAYETTE Fr., 5-10, G, Glen Head, N.Y ppg, 5.0 rpg, 4.0 apg, 17 pts. (8-of-11 FG) vs. Boston U KAITLYN SLAGUS, BUCKNELL Fr., F, Belle Vernon, Pa. 21 ppg,.567 FG%, 6.5 rpg, 21 pts. in 15 mins. vs. Navy BIANCA ROACH, NAVY Fr., 5-7, G, Virginia Beach, Va. 10 pts.,.667 FG%, 3 asst., 3 stls. in Navy s victory over Air Force KAITLYN LEWIS, AMERICAN Fr., G, Scranton, Pa. 21 pts.,.438 FG%, led AU to first win of year vs. Dartmouth w/ 14 pts MYLAH CHANDLER, COLGATE Fr., F, Albany, N.Y. 16 pts., 66.7 FG%, 6 pts. & 5 reb. in Colgate s loss to No. 1 UConn KYI ENGLISH, BUCKNELL Fr., G, East Orange, N.J. 21 pts., scored 13 pts. vs. FDU to help Bison in comeback win ANGELA RIBARICH, LAFAYETTE Fr., C, Toronto, Ontario 15 pts. & 6 reb. in Leopards first win of season vs. St. Peter s KAITLYN SLAGUS, BUCKNELL Fr., F, Belle Vernon, Pa. 11 pts., 2 reb., & 5-for-5 from the line vs. Binghamton MADISON HOVREN, ARMY WEST POINT Fr., F, Spokane, Wash. 4 pts. & 5 reb. in collegiate debut vs. Pepperdine Totals: 5. Kaitlyn Slagus, Bucknell 1. Bianca Roach, Navy 2. Kyi English, Bucknell 1. Alex Cantwell, Lafayette 2. Angela Ribarich, Lafayette 1. Cecily Carl, American 1. Madison Hovren, Army West Point 1. Kate Walker, Bucknell 1. Mylah Chandler, Colgate 1. Christina Potts, Navy 1. Kaitlyn Lewis, American

8 College Insider Mid-Major Top 25 Poll March 1, 2016 Rk School (votes) Record Pts Prev. 1. Florida Gulf Coast (24) Princeton (2) James Madison (2) Green Bay (1) Arkansas State (1) BYU (1) Albany Ohio Chattanooga Army Saint Mary s South Dakota State Penn Maine South Dakota San Diego Abilene Christian Central Arkansas UC Riverside New Mexico State Santa Clara Bucknell Northern Iowa Quinnipiac Iona NR OTHERS RECEIVING VOTES: Wright State 34, Ball State 33, UNC Asheville 30, Hofstra 28, Drake 18, Missouri State 18, Central Michigan 15, Montana State 15, San Francisco 7, UT Martin 7, Iona 6, Mercer 5, Drexel 4, Belmont 1, Elon 1 Patriot League Records Most Points, Career 2, Kelsey Minato, Army (2012-pres.) 2, Molly Creamer, Bucknell ( ) 2, Amy O Brien, Holy Cross ( ) 1, Katie Macfarlane, Army ( ) 1, Courtney Davidson, Navy ( ) 1, Anne Tierney, Lehigh ( ) 1, Lauren Maney, Holy Cross ( ) 1, Cara Enright, Army ( ) 1, Erica Prosser, Lehigh ( ) 1, Alex Smith, Holy Cross ( ) Active 1,571 Kerry Kinek, Lehigh ( ) 1,240 Raquel Scott, Holy Cross ( ) 1,209 Jamie O Hare, Lafayette ( ) 1,125 Claire DeBoer, Bucknell (2013-pres.) 1,105 Lisa Mifsud, Holy Cross ( ) 1,081 Josie Stockill, Colgate ( ) 1,050 Lexi Martins, Lehigh (2013-pres.) Most Rebounds, Career 1, Katie Macfarlane, Army ( ) 1, Anne Tierney, Lehigh ( ) 1, Erin Anthony, Army ( ) 1, Jade Geif, Navy ( ) 1, Kathy Courtney, Holy Cross ( ) Amy O Brien, Holy Cross ( ) Kerry Kinek, Lehigh (2012-pres.) Megan Gibbons, Colgate ( ) Becky Dowling, Navy ( ) Hope Foster, Bucknell ( ) Active 881 Lexi Martins, Lehigh (2013-pres.) 818 Raquel Scott, Holy Cross ( ) 684 Molly Hourigan, Holy Cross ( ) Most Assists, Career Veronica Jutras, Holy Cross ( ) Molly Creamer, Bucknell ( ) Kim Lynch, Holy Cross ( ) Alex Smith, Holy Cross ( ) Erica Prosser, Lehigh ( ) Anna Kinne, Holy Cross ( ) Angela Myers, Navy ( ) Jessica Mudry, Lehigh ( ) Claire Sullivan, Lehigh ( ) Maile Shimoda, Navy ( ) Active 412 Jamie O Hare, Lafayette ( ) 360 Lisa Mifsud, Holy Cross ( ) Most Blocks, Career Danielle Fiacco, Lafayette ( ) Hope Foster, Bucknell ( ) Kathy Courtney, Holy Cross ( ) Aimee Oertner, Army (2012-pres.) Molly Hourigan, Holy Cross ( ) Josie Stockill, Colgate ( ) Erin Anthony, Army ( ) Cassie Consedine, Navy ( ) Liz Leer, American ( ) Lisa Andrews, Holy Cross ( ) Most Steals, Career Heidi Caruso, Lafayette ( ) Chanel Spriggs, American ( ) Anna Kinne, Holy Cross ( ) K.C. Vlah, Bucknell ( ) Jessica Mudry, Lehigh ( ) Molly Creamer, Bucknell ( ) Chanel Hunt, American ( ) Veronica Jutras, Holy Cross ( ) Megan Ballard, Colgate ( ) Erica Prosser, Lehigh ( ) Field-Goal Percentage, Career (min. 300 made).589 ( ) 1. Colleen Fitzpatrick, Lafayette ( ).561 (572-1,019) 2. Kathy Courtney, Holy Cross ( ).535 ( ) 3. Michelle Holmes, American ( ).532 (782-1,474) 4. Amy O Brien, Holy Cross ( ).527 ( ) 5. Nicole Williams, Fordham ( ).525 ( ) 6. Kaitlin Foley, Holy Cross ( ).523 (625-1,196) 7. Katie O Keefe, Holy Cross ( ).519 ( ) 8. Jade Geif, Navy ( ).516 ( ) 9. Liz Leer, American ( ).514 ( ) 10. Jennifer Bayer, Lafayette ( ) 3-PT FG Percentage, Career (min. 150 made).439 ( ) 1. Heather Donlon, Fordham ( ).435 ( ) 2. Kelsey Minato, Army (2012-pres.).396 ( ) 3. Bethany O Dell, Holy Cross ( ).385 ( ) 4. Courtney Davidson, Navy ( ).376 ( ) 5. Alex Smith, Holy Cross ( ).376 ( ) 6. Amanda Brown, Bucknell ( ).375 ( ) 7. Allison Lipinski, Colgate ( ).373 ( ) 8. Jeanette Paukert, Holy Cross ( ).372 ( ) 9. Alexis Dobbs, American ( ).368 ( ) 10. Kara Pollinger, Navy ( ) Most 3-PT Field Goals Made, Career Alex Smith, Holy Cross ( ) Kelsey Minato, Army (2012-pres.) Alex Ross, Lehigh ( ) Bethany O Dell ( ) Courtney Davidson, Navy ( ) Sara Ellis, Lehigh ( ) Alexis Dobbs, American ( ) Allison Lipinski, Colgate ( ) Chloe Stapleton, Navy ( ) Audrey Bauer, Navy ( )

9 American Eagles (7-23, 5-13 PL) Nov. 13 at Princeton L, Nov. 17 at No. 20/22 George Washington L, Nov. 19 HOFSTRA L, Nov. 22 ELON L, Nov. 25 at William & Mary L, Nov. 29 WAKE FOREST L, Dec. 2 at UMBC L, Dec. 5 at James Madison L, Dec. 17 at Dartmouth W, Dec. 20 MANHATTAN W, Dec. 22 at Pitt L, Dec. 30 at Loyola Maryland* L, Jan. 3 at Colgate* W, Jan. 6 BUCKNELL* L, Jan. 9 at Lehigh* W, Jan. 13 at Boston University* L, Jan. 16 ARMY WEST POINT* L, Jan. 20 LAFAYETTE* L, Jan. 26 at Holy Cross* L, Jan. 30 COLGATE* W, Feb. 3 at Bucknell* L, (OT) Feb. 6 LEHIGH* District Day L, Feb. 10 BOSTON UNIVERSITY* W, Feb. 13 at Army West Point* L, Feb. 17 at Lafayette* L, Feb. 20 HOLY CROSS* L, Feb. 24 at Navy* L, Feb. 27 LOYOLA MARYLAND* L, Mar. 2 NAVY* W, Mar. 5 #10 BOSTON UNIVERSITY - Patriot League First Round (PLN) W, Mar. 7 at #2 Bucknell - Patriot League Quarterfinals (PLN) L, Boston University Terriers (3-26, 3-15 PL) Nov. 13 NORTHEASTERN L, Nov. 18 ALBANY L, Nov. 21 BOSTON COLLEGE L, Nov. 24 at Harvard L, Nov. 28 at Dartmouth L, Dec. 1 at UMass-Lowell L, Dec. 5 at New Hampshire L, Dec. 9 RHODE ISLAND L, Dec. 12 MARIST L, Dec. 19 at Massachusetts L, Dec. 28 VERMONT L, Dec. 30 HOLY CROSS* L, Jan. 2 LEHIGH* L, Jan. 7 at Navy* L, Jan. 9 at Lafayette* L, Jan. 13 AMERICAN* W, Jan. 16 at Loyola Maryland* L, Jan. 20 COLGATE* L, Jan. 23 at Bucknell* L, Jan. 30 at Lehigh* L, Feb. 04 NAVY* W, Feb. 06 LAFAYETTE* L, Feb. 10 at American* L, Feb. 13 LOYOLA MARYLAND* L, Feb. 17 at Colgate* W, Feb. 20 BUCKNELL* L, Feb. 24 at Army West Point* L, Feb. 27 at Holy Cross* L, Mar. 2 ARMY WEST POINT* L, Mar. 5 at #7 American - Patriot League First Round (PLN) L, Army Black Knights (27-2, 17-1 PL) Nov. 13 PEPPERDINE W, Nov. 15 QUINNIPIAC W, Nov. 19 CENTRAL CONNECTICUT STATE W, Nov. 22 at No. 9/14 Duke L, Nov. 29 RIDER W, Dec. 3 at Yale W, Dec. 5 No. RV/-- ALBANY W, Dec. 8 at ST. FRANCIS BROOKLYN (PLN) W, Dec. 11 at NJIT W, Dec. 19 EMERSON W, Dec. 30 LEHIGH* W, Jan. 2 at Bucknell* L, Jan. 6 at Lafayette* W, Jan. 9 LOYOLA MARYLAND* W, Jan. 13 COLGATE* W, Jan. 16 at American* W, Jan. 20 HOLY CROSS* W, Jan. 23 vs. Navy* (1) (CBSSN) W, Jan. 30 BUCKNELL* W, Feb. 3 LAFAYETTE* W, Feb. 6 at Loyola Maryland* W, Feb. 10 at Colgate* W, Feb. 13 AMERICAN* W, Feb. 17 at Holy Cross* W, Feb. 20 at Navy* (CBSSN) W, Feb. 24 BOSTON UNIVERSITY* W, Feb. 27 at Lehigh* W, Mar. 2 at Boston University* W, Mar. 7 #8 COLGATE - Patriot League Quarterfinals (PLN) W, Mar. 11 #4 LEHIGH - Patriot League Semifinals (PLN) W, Mar. 12 #3 LOYOLA MARYLAND - Patriot League Championship (CBSSN) W, Bucknell Bison (24-6, 17-1 PL) Nov. 13 at Cleveland State W, Nov. 15 at No. 3 Notre Dame L, Nov. 18 BINGHAMTON W, Nov. 21 at Manhattan W, Nov. 24 MOUNT ST. MARY S W, Nov. 29 at Canisius L, Dec. 2 YOUNGSTOWN STATE L, Dec. 4 FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON W, Dec. 8 at UMBC L, Dec. 20 DELAWARE W, Dec. 22 at Morgan State L, Dec. 30 at Navy* W, Jan. 2 ARMY WEST POINT* W, Jan. 6 at American* W, Jan. 9 at Holy Cross* W, Jan. 13 LEHIGH* W, (OT) Jan. 16 at Colgate* W, Jan. 20 LOYOLA MARYLAND* W, Jan. 23 BOSTON UNIVERSITY* W, Jan. 30 at Army West Point* L, Feb. 3 AMERICAN* W, (OT) Feb. 6 HOLY CROSS* W, Feb. 10 at Lehigh* W, Feb. 13 COLGATE* W, Feb. 17 at Loyola Maryland* W, Feb. 20 at Boston University* W, Feb. 24 LAFAYETTE* W, Feb. 27 NAVY* W, Mar. 2 at Lafayette* (ASN) W, Mar. 7 #7 AMERICAN - Patriot League Quarterfinals (PLN) W, Mar. 11 vs. #3 Loyola Maryland - Patriot League Semifinals (PLN) L, 65-53

10 Colgate Raiders (7-23, 4-14 PL) Nov. 15 at Kent State L, Nov. 18 at Cornell L, Nov. 22 MONMOUTH L, (OT) Nov. 27 at No. 20/-- DePaul L, Dec. 5 at LIU Brooklyn W, Dec. 7 at Binghamton L, Dec. 9 No. 1 UCONN L, Dec. 13 GONZAGA L, Dec. 19 ST. BONAVENTURE L, Dec. 22 at Lafayette* W, Dec. 28 Siena W, Jan. 2 AMERICAN* L, Jan. 6 HOLY CROSS* L, Jan. 9 at Navy* L, Jan. 13 at Army West Point* L, Jan. 16 BUCKNELL* L, Jan. 20 at Boston University* W, Jan. 23 LOYOLA MARYLAND* L, Jan. 30 at American* L, Feb. 3 at Holy Cross* L, Feb. 6 NAVY* L, Feb. 10 ARMY WEST POINT* L, Feb. 13 at Bucknell* L, Feb. 17 BOSTON UNIVERSITY* L, Feb. 21 at Loyola Maryland* L, Feb. 24 at Lehigh* L, Feb. 27 LAFAYETTE* (Senior Day) W, Mar. 2 LEHIGH* W, Mar. 5 #9 LAFAYETTE - Patriot League First Round (PLN) W, Mar. 7 at #1 Army West Point - Patriot League Quarterfinals (PLN) L, Lafayette Leopards (6-23, 4-14 PL) Nov. 13 at Delaware L, Nov. 17 at Penn L, Nov. 20 DUQUESNE L, Nov. 22 at Hartford L, Nov. 24 at Fordham L, Nov. 29 SAINT PETER S W, Dec. 4 ST. FRANCIS BROOKLYN W, Dec. 9 at Wagner L, Dec. 22 COLGATE* L, Dec. 28 vs. Richmond (1) L, Dec. 29 vs. Coppin State (1) L, Jan. 2 at Loyola Maryland* L, Jan. 6 ARMY WEST POINT* L, Jan. 9 BOSTON UNIVERSITY* W, Jan. 13 at Holy Cross* L, Jan. 16 NAVY* L, (OT) Jan. 20 at American* W, Jan. 27 at Lehigh* L, Jan. 30 LOYOLA MARYLAND* L, Feb. 3 at Army West Point* L, Feb. 6 at Boston University* W, Feb. 10 HOLY CROSS* L, Feb. 13 at Navy* L, Feb. 17 AMERICAN* W, Feb. 20 LEHIGH* L, Feb. 24 at Bucknell* L, Feb. 27 at Colgate* L, Mar. 2 BUCKNELL* (ASN) L, Mar. 5 at #8 Colgate - Patriot League First Round (PLN) L, Holy Cross Crusaders (13-17, 10-8 PL) Nov. 13 at Penn State L, (OT) Nov. 15 MASSACHUSETTS L, Nov. 18 at Boston College L, Nov. 21 at Quinnipiac L, Nov. 25 at Yale L, Nov. 29 BRYANT W, Dec. 2 VERMONT W, Dec. 6 at Pitt L, Dec. 9 at UMass Lowell L, Dec. 12 MANHATTAN W, Dec. 21 DARTMOUTH L, Dec. 30 at Boston University* W, Jan. 2 NAVY* W, Jan. 6 at Colgate* W, Jan. 9 BUCKNELL* L, Jan. 13 LAFAYETTE* W, Jan. 17 at Lehigh* (ASN) L, Jan. 20 at Army West Point* L, Jan. 26 AMERICAN* W, Jan. 30 at Navy* L, Feb. 3 COLGATE* W, Feb. 6 at Bucknell* L, Feb. 10 at Lafayette* W, Feb. 13 LEHIGH* W, (OT) Feb. 17 ARMY WEST POINT* L, Feb. 20 at American* W, Feb. 24 LOYOLA MARYLAND* L, Feb. 27 BOSTON UNIVERSITY* W, Mar. 2 at Loyola Maryland* L, Mar. 7 at #4 Lehigh - Patriot League Quarterfinals (PLN) L, Lehigh Mountain Hawks (18-13, 10-8 PL) Nov. 13 MONMOUTH W, (OT) Nov. 15 KUTZTOWN W, Nov. 19 at NJIT W, Nov. 23 at Delaware State W, Nov. 25 SAINT PETER S W, Nov. 28 MONTANA (1) W, Nov. 29 VILLANOVA (1) L, Dec. 2 SAINT JOSEPH S L, Dec. 6 at Illinois L, Dec. 17 at Rider L, (OT) Dec. 20 at Hampton W, Dec. 30 at Army West Point* L, Jan. 2 at Boston University* W, Jan. 6 LOYOLA MARYLAND* W, Jan. 9 AMERICAN* L, Jan. 13 at Bucknell* L, (OT) Jan. 17 HOLY CROSS* (ASN) W, Jan. 20 at Navy* W, Jan. 27 LAFAYETTE* W, Jan. 30 BOSTON UNIVERSITY* W, Feb. 3 at Loyola Maryland* W, Feb. 6 at American* W, Feb. 10 BUCKNELL* L, Feb. 13 at Holy Cross* L, (OT) Feb. 17 NAVY* L, Feb. 20 at Lafayette* W, Feb. 24 COLGATE* W, Feb. 27 ARMY WEST POINT* L, Mar. 2 at Colgate* L, Mar. 7 #5 Holy Cross - Patriot League Quarterfinals (PLN) W, Mar. 11 at #1 Army West Point - Patriot League Semifinals (PLN) L, 76-46