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1 Schedule Nov. 8 RIDER... W, at Brown...W, COLUMBIA... W, at Pittsburgh...W, at Villanova... L, at Northwestern... L, at Loyola Chicago...W, Dec. 5 at NJIT...W, STONY BROOK... L, at St. Francis (N.Y.)...L, 74, at California... L, Jan. 2 at Army*... L, NAVY*... L, at Bucknell*... 5 p.m. 11 at Boston University*... 1 p.m. 15 LOYOLA UNIVERSITY*... 7 p.m. 18 AMERICAN*... 2 p.m. 22 at Holy Cross*... 7 p.m. 25 LEHIGH*... 2 p.m. 29 at Colgate*... 7 p.m. Feb. 1 at Navy*... 7 p.m. 5 BUCKNELL*... 7 p.m. 8 BOSTON UNIVERSITY*... 2 p.m. 12 at Loyola University*... 7 p.m. 15 at American*... 2 p.m. 19 HOLY CROSS*... 7 p.m. 22 at Lehigh...7:30 p.m. 26 COLGATE*...7 p.m. Mar. 1 ARMY*...2 p.m. All Times Eastern Home games in bold * Patriot League contest Lafayette Women s Basketball Game Notes Game 14 Lafayette at Bucknell Jan. 8, 2014, 5 p.m. Sojka Pavilion Lewisburg, Pa. 6-7, 0-2 PL 6-6, 1-1 PL Live Coverage Online: Patriot League Network OPENING TIP Lafayette searches for its first win of the Patriot League season when it visits Bucknell on Wednesday evening. The Leopards enter the contest 0-2 in league play and under.500 (6-7) for the first time this season. The Bison split their first two games in the league, falling to American, 77-40, before beating Colgate, LAST TIME OUT Navy was able to hold off Lafayette s comeback bid in the second half and improved to 2-0 in the Patriot League, while the Leopards fell to 0-2 in the league and below.500 for the first time this season (6-7 overall). Linnel Macklin and Madeline Fahan powered the Leopards scoring 12 and 10 points respectively. The Mids outrebounded the Leopards, 43-32, including a edge on the offensive glass. Navy also knocked down 44.4 percent of its field goals compared to Lafayette s 32.1 percent. Kara Pollinger led four Mids in double figures with 15 points including three triples. Jade Geif was a force inside for Navy finishing with a double-double, 14 points and 13 rebounds. BLOCK PARTY Senior Danielle Fiacco continues to increase her record for career blocks at Lafayette, while closing in on the top spot in Patriot League history. Fiacco needs just 15 blocks to pass Hope Foster of Bucknell for the most blocks in league history. The senior currently ranks sixth in the country with 3.5 blocks per game and is the nation s active leader with 330 career blocks. Junior Emily Homan also ranks among the top four in Lafayette history with 116 career blocks. The duo has combined for 63 blocks this season. MAKING IT SNOW? Sophomore Annette Snow scored a career-high nine points in Lafayette s loss to Navy on Sunday afternoon. Snow knocked down three triples to give the Leopards a boost off the bench. The New Jersey native also grabbed four boards, a block, steal and an assist in 22 minutes. Projected Starting Lineup No. Pos. Name Ht. Yr. Jan. 5 vs. Navy (L, 67-53) 2 G Maddie Peabody 5-5 Jr. 31 minutes, seven points, four assists 22 G Madeline Fahan 5-11 Sr. 34 minutes, 10 points, four assists, one rebound 12 G Linnel Macklin 5-9 Jr. 27 minutes, 12 points, five rebounds 11 F Kristan Liddle 6-0 Sr. 7 minutes, one assist 25 C Danielle Fiacco 6-7 Sr. 28 minutes, six points, seven rebounds, three blocks Stay Connected Visit GoLeopards.com for the latest news, live coverage, photos, scores, schedules and statistics from all 23 of Lafayette s Division I programs. For live in-game updates and additional coverage of the Leopards, follow the official Twitter feed of Lafayette Game Notes Lafayette Women s Basketball

2 Lafayette Leopards LEOPARDS LIVE ONLINE All of Lafayette s Patriot League contests will also be live online on the Patriot League Network. THREE-HEADED ATTACK Lafayette has two players averaging double figures and a third player averaging just under 10 points per game this season. Emily Homan leads the team with 13.0 points per game, followed by Jamie O Hare s 10.9 and Danielle Fiacco s 9.3 points per contest. MACKLIN HEATING UP Junior Linnel Macklin has scored in double figures in five of the Leopards last seven games to increase her average from 7.0 points to 8.5 points per game. The junior scored a career-high 16 points against Columbia earlier in the season. ON THE MEND The Leopards second leading scorer and strongest threat from the outside, Jamie O Hare has missed the last two games with an ankle injury she suffered at St. Francis Brooklyn on Dec. 20. The Maroon and White are 0-2 with O Hare on the sidelines, falling to No. 22/23 California, 77-60, and Army, 66-49, in their Patriot League opener. O Hare was averaging 10.9 points per game in ten games this season, while knocking down a team-high 18 threes. AGAINST THE BISON The Leopards and the Bison split last season s games with each team winning contests on the road. Bucknell beat Lafayette on College Hill, 50-49, and the Maroon and White returned the favor in overtime in Lewisburg, Lafayette holds a advantage in the all-time series. SCOUTING BUCKNELL Junior Audrey Dotson leads three Bison in double figures scoring a team-high 16.6 points per game, while grabbing 7.3 boards. Senior Shelby Romine averages 13.0 points per contest and leads the team in assists (52) and steals (17). Freshman Claire DeBoer is the final Bucknell player in double figures, scoring 10 points per game. DeBoer was recently named Patriot League Rookie of the Week after leading the Bison in scoring and rebounding in their first two league games. Another freshman, Megan McGurk has knocked down a team-best 13 three-pointers. Single-Season Blocks, Lafayette History 1. Danielle Fiacco ( ) Danielle Fiacco ( ) Lenora Johnson ( ) Danielle Fiacco ( ) Emily Homan ( ) Danielle Fiacco ( ) Emily Homan ( )...44 Career Blocks, Lafayette History 1. Danielle Fiacco (2010-pres.) Lenora Johnson ( ) Theresa O Connell ( ) Emily Homan (2011-pres.) Single-Season Blocks, Patriot League History 1. Danielle Fiacco, Lafayette ( ) Danielle Fiacco, Lafayette ( ) Kelly Roche, Fordham ( ) Hope Foster, Bucknell ( ) Hope Foster, Bucknell ( ) Kathy Courtney, Holy Cross ( ) Erin Anthony, Army ( ) Kathy Courtney, Holy Cross ( ) Karen Juda, Holy Cross ( ) Kathy Courtney, Holy Cross ( ) Career Blocks, Patriot League History 1. Hope Foster, Bucknell ( ) Danielle Fiacco, Lafayette (2010-pres.) Kathy Courtney, Holy Cross ( ) Erin Anthony, Army ( ) Cassie Consedine, Navy ( ) Liz Leer, American ( ) Lisa Andrews, Holy Cross ( ) Karen Juda, Holy Cross ( ) Kelly Roche, Fordham ( ) Leandra Fuller, Colgate ( ) COACHING MATCHUP Dianne Nolan is in the midst of her fourth season at the helm of the Leopards, holding a mark at Lafayette. Aaron Roussell is in his second season in charge of the Bison. He led Bucknell to a record in his first season. GIMME THAT The Leopards are 6-2 when they outrebound their opponents, with the one of the losses coming against Northwestern, 66-64, in heartbreaking fashion. The Maroon and White are averaging 42.2 rebounds per game and hold a +3.5 rebounding margin. Danielle Fiacco leads the charge grabbing 7.5 boards per game, followed by Emily Homan s 5.1 and Madeline Fahan s 5.1. In the past two games at Army and against Navy, the Leopards were outrebounded, 36-29, and, POSTAL WORKERS Emily Homan and Danielle Fiacco have been a force on the low block all season. Homan opened the season with back-to-back 21 point performances in wins over Rider and Brown. The junior scored in double figures in seven straight games, before playing only four minutes and scoring two points against Navy due to foul trouble. Fiacco is averaging 9.1 points per contest and tallied a season-high 19 against Stony Brook on Dec. 8. TURNOVER TROUBLES The Leopards have had trouble taking care of the basketball this season, averaging 15.8 turnovers per game, while only causing 14.2 turnovers. Lafayette is eighth in the Patriot League with a -1.6 turnover margin. The Maroon and White turned the ball over a season-low nine times against Navy. Game 13 Lafayette vs Navy

3 THREE-HEADED ATTACK Lafayette has two players averaging double figures and a third player averaging just under 10 points per game this season. Emily Homan leads the team with 12.2 points per game, followed by Jamie O Hare s 10.9 and Danielle Fiacco s 9.1 points per contest. GETTING MINUTES Lafayette is getting contributions from everyone this season in large part to Coach Nolan s platoon system. Nine of the 14 players to see time this season are averaging more than 10 minutes per game, and no player is getting more than 30 minutes a night. Jamie O Hare averages the most time, seeing 27.4 minutes per contest. PATRIOT LEAGUE PRESEASON POLL The Patriot League women s basketball coaches and sports information directors tabbed the Leopards ninth in the preseason poll. Defending champion Navy received 14 out of a possible 18 first place votes and 157 points, to garner the top spot in the poll, while regular season champions, Army (133 points) finished second with three first place votes. Newcomer Boston University (128) also recevied three first place votes. Holy Cross (128) and Lehigh (97) rounded out the top five. American (87) was voted sixth, followed by Bucknell (62) and Loyola Md. (54). Lafayette received 37 votes for the ninth spot, and Colgate (33) rounded out the poll. ROAD WARRIORS The Leopards closed out a five-game road swing, where Lafayette traveled over 2,300 miles, that started at Pitt on Nov. 17 and continued at Villanova on the 24th.The Leopards took on Northwestern and Loyola Chicago over Thanksgivng and finished with a trip to NJIT on Dec. 8. Lafayette hit the road again for a three-game road trip that began at St. Francis Brooklyn on Dec. 20. The Maroon and White made the trip across the country to California and closed out the year on the 29th, before they opened Patriot League play at Army on Jan. 2. Lafayette has played nine of its 13 games this season on the road. Quick Facts Institution...Lafayette College Location/Founded... Easton, Pa./1826 Enrollment... 2,406 undergraduates Nickname...Leopards Colors... Maroon & White Affiliation... NCAA Division I/FCS Football Conference... Patriot League President...Alison Byerly Athletic Director...Bruce McCutcheon Home Court...Allan P. Kirby Sports Center Capacity...2,600 Head Coach...Dianne Nolan Alma Mater... Glassboro State 73 Record at Lafayette (fourth season) Overall Record (37th season) Assistant Coaches... Yolanda Griffith (Florida Atlantic 93)...Shireyll Moore (Fairfield 09)... Kim Benton (Massachusetts 10) Overall Record Patriot League Record (Finish) (7th) Postseason...Patriot League Quarterfinals Letterwinners Returning/Lost...11/3 Starters Returning/Lost... 5/0 Athletic Communications Phone... (610) Athletic Communications Fax... (610) Women s Basketball Contact... Dave Datz ...datzd@lafayette.edu Office Phone... (610) Cell Phone... (856) College Website... Athletics Website... Address Kirby Sports Center... Easton, PA CRASHING THE BOARDS Guard Madeline Fahan led the Leopards in rebounds in three straight games against Loyola Chicago, NJIT and Stony Brook. The senior averaged 8.7 boards per game during the stretch and is third on the team with 5.3 rebounds per game this season. AROUND THE PATRIOT LEAGUE All ten teams are in action on Wednesday, starting with American visiting Loyola Marlyand at 11:30. Lafayette and Bucknell tip at 5 p.m., before the remaining six teams play at 7. Colgate hosts Holy Cross, Lehigh travels to Army and Boston University meets Navy in Annapolis. On Saturday, Lafayette travels up to Boston, while Bucknell visits Holy Cross. The academies square off at Navy, Lehigh hosts Loyola and Colgate travels to American. GETTING IT DONE IN CRUNCH TIME In the Leopards opener, Emily Homan and Jamie O Hare combined to go 4-for-4 from the charity stripe in the final minute. The duo iced the game, holding off a ferocious Rider comeback. Against Brown, Homan was the hero again, making a layup with 24 seconds left, on a pass from O Hare, to give the Leopards a one-point lead. Lafayette got the stop at the other end and controlled the rebound with two seconds to play to win, At Pittsburgh, Maddie Peabody knocked down a free throw down the stretch, and Danielle Fiacco came up with a huge block in the closing seconds to preserve a victory. Linnel Macklin scored five points down the stretch against Loyola to help Lafayette pull away from the Ramblers. O Hare, Brya Freeland and Madeline Fahan knocked down 7-of-8 in the final minute from the charity stripe to seal a victory over Loyola Chicago. TOP OF HER CLASS Sophomore Jamie O Hare earned All-Patriot Rookie Team honors after a very successful freshman campaign. The Staten Island native emerged as a threat from the guard spot for the Leopards. She scored a career-high 19 points in her first Patriot League contest at Navy on Jan. 13. O Hare made 20 starts in 30 games and will be looked at to being a scoring threat this season for the Maroon and White Game Notes Lafayette Women s Basketball

4 Lafayette Leopards The Leopards... At Home On the Road On a Neutral Court When Leading at Halfime When Trailing at Halftime When Tied at Halftime In Overtime At Night (5 p.m. or later) During the Day When Outrebounding Opponent When Outrebounded When Tied in When Shooting Better than Opponent When Shooting Worse than Opponent When Shooting the Same as Opponent When Scoring 59 Points or Less When Scoring Points When Scoring Points When Scoring 80+ Points In Games Decided by 3 Points or Less In Games Decided by 4-9 Points In Games Decided by Points In Games Decided by 20+ Points Following a Win Follwing a Loss In Televised Games In November In December In January In February In March Current Streak... Lost 5 Longest Winning Streak...4 (11/8-11/17) Longest Losing Streak... 5 (12/8/13-1/5/14) Smallest Margin of Victory... 1 (70-69 at Brown) Largest Margin of Victory...12 (95-83 vs. Columbia) Average Margin of Victory (6 games, 48 points) Smallest Margin of Defeat...2 (66-64 at Northwestern) Largest Margin of Defeat...27 (60-33 at Villanova) Average Margin of Defeat (7 games, 109 points) PATRIOT LEAGUE NETWORK All of Lafayette home games and all of its Patriot League road contests will be available on the Patriot League Network. The Patriot League Network provides viewers with free online content, including live games and video highlights from all the schools in the league. To view the Patriot League s main channel visit and to view the Lafayette channels visit PatriotLeagueNetwork/lafayette or PatriotLeagueNetwork/lafayette2. KIRBY ARENA RENOVATIONS Kirby Sports Center underwent the arena in Kirby Sports Center recently underwent a $1.7 million renovation prior to the start of the academic year. Three major changes were in store for the arena project that will was overseen by Clough, Harbor and Associates: new seating, the addition of a video scoreboard and an LED scorer s table. All of the seating was replaced in the arena. The seating in the sections along each sideline is chairback seating. In addition, new bleacher seating was added in each endzone, closing in the court which was previously opened at the end farthest from the arena entrance. The capacity of the arena was changed to 2,644 to accommodate the chairback and bleacher seats. A four-sided scoreboard/video board replaces the scoreboard in the middle of the arena ceiling. The videoboard will provide the opportunity for instant replays along with a host of video content similar to the in-game entertainment opportunities afforded by the video board in Fisher Stadium. An LED scorer s table will rest on the north sideline, between the team benches with similar capabilities to the videoboard. To control the videoboard and LED scorer s table, a control room will be added on the third floor of Kirby Sports Center. In addition to the major changes, new painting, lighting and arena branding projects were completed as well as a new floor design to complete the overhaul of the arena. PATRIOT LEAGUE TOURNAMENT With the addition of Boston University and Loyola Maryland to the Patriot League this season, the basketball tournaments for both the men and the women will feature all 10 members. All of the games will be played at the home site of the higher seed. First-round contests will feature the 10th-seed at the seventh-seed, and the ninth-seed at the eighth-seed. Each tournament will then move to the quarterfinals held at the top four seeds, followed by the semifinals and championship at the site of the higher seeds. The bracket will not re-seed, and the tournament is slated to begin with the first round on March 4th, with the quarterfinals on March 6th and the semifinals on the 10th. The Patriot League Championship will be played on March 15th at 6 p.m. and can be seen on CBS Sports Network. DIAPER DANDIES The Leopards welcome four new faces to the team for the season. Maia Hood, a 5-9 guard from Elmsford, N.Y., saw her first action on the season at St. Francis Brooklyn, as she recovers from a torn ACL that she suffered in February. Hood scored 1,619 points and pulled down 998 boards in her high school career. Hood made her collegiate debut at St. Francis Brooklyn on Dec. 20, and is scored her first points at Army when she knocked down a three. A Sudbury, Mass. native, Ashley Lutz a 6-1 forward, averaged 17 points as a senior and led Lincoln Sudbury in scoring and rebounding. Lutz has buried three triples in 10 games this season. A 6-3 forward from England, Harriet Ottewill-Soulsby, has competed as a member of the England U18, U20 and Senior National Teams. Ottewill-Soulsby has appeared in 12 games and has scored seven points. Jayla Waller Game 13 Lafayette vs Navy

5 HOME BROADCAST SCHEDULE Date Opponent Time Live Outlets Nov. 8 Rider 7 p.m. Patriot League Network Nov. 15 Columbia 8 p.m. Patriot League Network Dec. 8 Stony Brook 2 p.m. Lafayette Sports Network Jan. 5 Navy 2 p.m. Lafayette Sports Network Jan. 15 Loyola Maryland 7 p.m. Lafayette Sports Network Jan. 18 American 2 p.m. Lafayette Sports Network Jan. 25 Lehigh 2 p.m. Lafayette Sports Network Feb. 5 Bucknell 7 p.m. Lafayette Sports Network Feb. 8 Boston University 2 p.m. Lafayette Sports Network Feb. 19 Holy Cross 7 p.m. Lafayette Sports Network Feb. 26 Colgate 7 p.m. Lafayette Sports Network March 1 Army 2 p.m. Lafayette Sports Network Lafayette Sports Network games are available on RCN-4, RCN-8, WBPH-60, DirecTV (dial 60) and DISH Network (dial 60) in addition to GoLeopards.com. All road Patriot League games will be available live on the Patriot League Network Leads & Deficits Opponent Largest Lead Largest Deficit Result RIDER 16 (16:49 2nd) 2 (18:24 1st) W, at Brown 5 (7:45 1st) 7 (17:04 2nd). W, COLUMBIA 16 (5:19 2nd) 8 (10:04 1st) W, at Pittsburgh 11 (12:21 1st) 2 (19:16 1st) W, at Villanova 3 (15:49 1st) 27 (1:52 2nd) L, at Northwestern None 16 (12:10 1st) L, at Loyola Chicago 11 (10:19 2nd) 1 (18:29 1st) W, at NJIT 17 (0:53 2nd) None W, STONY BROOK 10 (16:03 1st) 11 (10:48 2nd) L, at St. Francis Brooklyn None 24 (0:45 2nd) L, at California 5 (9:11 1st) 22 (4:01 2nd) L, at Army* 4 (18:28 1st) 22 (1:34 2nd) L, NAVY* 3 (19:47 1st) 18 (14:28 2nd) L, at Bucknell* at Boston University LOYOLA MD* AMERICAN* at Holy Cross* LEHIGH* at Colgate* at Navy* BUCKNELL* BOSTON UNIVERSITY* at Loyola Md* at American* HOLY CROSS* at Lehigh* COLGATE* ARMY* times refer to the first time that the largest lead/deficit was reached hails from Milledgeville, Ga. and will see time at both the guard and forward spots.while attending Baldwin High School, Waller averaged 16.4 points, 6.7 rebounds, 4.6 steals and 2.4 assists per game. Waller has played in all 13 games, drawing two starts for the Leopards and has scored 12 points. TEAM CAPTAINS A trio of seniors will lead the Leopards on the court this season, as Nolan will rely on Madeline Fahan, Danielle Fiacco and Kristan Liddle to step into leadership roles this season. This is Fiacco s second year in as a captain, as she looks to continue her record-breaking career. Fahan has been a key contributor for the Leopards for the past three seasons, playing in 85 games, the most by any Lafayette player since she set foot on College Hill. Liddle has been a spark plug for the Maroon and White in her career, as she always brings energy and enthusiasm to the court. SCHEDULE Three teams that qualified for the 2013 NCAA Tournament, including a team that advanced to the Final Four, trips to Chicago and California and 12 games inside Kirby Sports Center highlight the Lafayette women s basketball schedule.the Leopards slate of non-conference oppononents included teams from 10 different leagues, including the Atlantic Coast Conference, the Big East, the Big Ten and the Pac 12. The Maroon and White began Patriot League play on Jan. 2 at Army and then hosted Navy on Jan. 5 for their League home opener. HOME FOR THE HOLIDAYS Seniors co-captains Madeline Fahan and Kristan Liddle played their first collegiate games in their home state at the end of December when the Leopards made the trip across the country to play California. Fahan played her high school basketball at Ventura High School, where she averaged 14.5 points and 6.9 rebounds per game as team captain her senior year. Liddle played for Irvine High, was a team captain her junior and senior year and average a double-double (14.3 points, 10.3 rebounds per game) in her career. At the end of her high school career, Liddle was the program s all time leader with 1,558 points and 1,126 rebounds. FIRST TIME FOR EVERYTHING The Leopards will meet three opponents for the first time in school history this season. On Nov. 27 Lafayette tipped off against Big Ten foe Northwestern for the first time. Stony Brook visited College Hill on Dec. 8 for the first meeting between the two schools. The Maroon and White traveled to the west coast on Dec. 29 for their first ever meeting with one of last year s final four teams, California. SUB IN Through 13 games this season, 13 players have seen time, with nine getting minutes in every game. Nolan has used the same starting five for six games, Peabody, O Hare, Macklin, Liddle and Homan. Liddle, Macklin and Peabody lead the Leopards with nine starts apiece Game Notes Lafayette Women s Basketball

6 Game 13 Lafayette Leopards Head Coach Dianne Nolan Dianne Nolan is in her fourth season as head coach of the Lafayette women s basketball program. Nolan, who owns 35 seasons of head coaching experience, boasts a career record of , which ranks her 18th in victories among active Division I head coaches and 40th all-time in the Division I ranks. The Leopards posted an 8-22 mark in Nolan s second campaign while introducing several promising newcomers to the collegiate game. Emily Homan 15 was named Patriot League Rookie of the Year after leading all freshmen in points, rebounds, blocked shots and free throw percentage during league play. The Leopards also established a new program and Patriot League record with 188 blocked shots. The club ranked second in the nation, trailing only eventual national champion Baylor, with 6.3 rejections per game. In her first season at the helm, Nolan led the Leopards to an record - a five-win improvement from the previous season - while dramatically increasing the excitement surrounding the program on College Hill. The fifth head coach in Lafayette history, Nolan coached a pair of All-Patriot League players: second-team honoree LaKeisha Wright 11 and Patriot League All-Rookie Team member Danielle Fiacco 14. Prior to taking the helm at Lafayette, Nolan spent three seasons as an assistant at Yale University, including her final campaign in as the associate head coach and recruiting coordinator. Nolan headed the recruiting effort that assembled much of the Bulldogs team that advanced to the WNIT, Yale s first-ever appearance in a national postseason tournament. In 28 years as the head coach at Fairfield University, she accumulated a program-record 456 wins and led the Stags to four NCAA Tournament appearances. Nolan s teams won three Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference (MAAC) Championships, and she earned MAAC Coach of the Year honors on five occasions. With Fairfield s victory at Rider on Jan., 29, 2006, Nolan became the 28th coach in Division I history with 500 career wins. Nolan took over the Fairfield program in 1979, and oversaw its transition to the Division I level in Her 28-year tenure is among the longest head coaching reigns at one school in NCAA Division I women s basketball history. Under her watch, the Stags captured four NCAA Tournament berths and a spot in the 2000 WNIT. Fairfield won three MAAC regular season crowns and three MAAC Tournament championships. Nolan s first two Division I Fairfield teams each won 18 games before her team posted a 22-6 record. That was the first of six 20-win seasons, including three 25-win campaigns. Her and teams each won 25 games, earned back-to-back at-large postseason appearances and posted a combined record during that span. The team played Wisconsin in the WNIT, and her squad received just the second at-large NCAA Tournament bid in MAAC history. Her first conference crown came in 1988, when the Stags knocked off La Salle, 55-50, in the MAAC Championship Game before falling to St. John s in the NCAA Tournament. The Stags returned to the NCAA Tournament as MAAC champions in 1991 and In addition to her five MAAC Coach of the Year honors, Nolan was also named the Metropolitan Basketball Writers Association Coach of the Year in 2001 and earned New England Coach of the Year laurels in Nolan earned a bachelor s degree in Health and Physical Education from Glassboro State University (now Rowan University), where she was a foursport student-athlete, in She earned a master s degree in Physical Education from West Virginia University in 1974 and a second master s degree in Political and Corporate Communication from Fairfield University in Nolan is a member of the Connecticut Women s Basketball Hall of Fame as well as the Halls of Fame at both of her previous head coaching stops and her alma mater. In 2008, she was inducted into the Camden (N.J.) County Sports Hall of Fame. Dianne Nolan Year-By-Year St. Francis (N.Y.) St. Francis (N.Y.) St. Francis (N.Y.) St. Francis (N.Y.) St. Francis (N.Y.) seasons St. Francis (N.Y.) Fairfield Fairfield Fairfield Fairfield MAAC Coach of the Year Fairfield 22-6 MAAC Coach of the Year Fairfield Fairfield Fairfield Fairfield NCAA Tournament, MAAC Championship Fairfield Fairfield 21-8 MAAC Coach of Year Fairfield 25-6 NCAA Tournament, MAAC Championship Fairfield Fairfield Fairfield Fairfield Fairfield Fairfield 18-9 MAAC Coach of the Year Fairfield NCAA Tournament, MAAC Championship Fairfield Fairfield 25-8 WNIT, MAAC Coach of the Year Fairfield 25-6 NCAA Tournament, All-MET Coach of the Year Fairfield Fairfield Fairfield Fairfield Fairfield Fairfield seasons Fairfield Lafayette Lafayette Lafayette Lafayette 6-7 4th season Lafayette th season TOTAL Lafayette vs Navy

7 LAFAYETTE WOMEN S BASKETBALL ROSTER NUMERICAL ROSTER No. Name Cl. Pos. Ht. Hometown/High School 2 Maddie Peabody Jr. G 5-5 Louisville, Ky./Sacred Heart Academy 3 Jazmin Hayes So. F 6-1 Cincinnati, Ohio/Mount Notre Dame 5 Brya Freeland Jr. G 5-5 Pasadena, Md./Archbishop Spalding 11 Kristan Liddle Sr. F 6-0 Irvine Calif./Irvine 12 Linnel Macklin Jr. G 5-9 Bowie, Md./Bowie 13 Jamie O Hare So. G 5-6 Staten Island, N.Y./Moore Catholic 14 Jayla Waller Fr. F/G 5-8 Milledgville, Ga./Baldwin 15 Emily Homan Jr. F 6-3 Upper Darby, Pa./Delaware County Christian 22 Madeline Fahan Sr. G 5-11 Ventura, Calif./Ventura 23 Maia Hood Fr. G 5-9 Elmsford, N.Y./Alexander Hamilton 25 Danielle Fiacco Sr. C 6-7 Brewster, N.Y./North Salem 31 Kelly Loughney Sr. F 6-0 Clinton, N.J./North Hunterdon 33 Annette Snow So. F 5-11 Manalapan, N.J./Blair Academy 42 Harriet Ottewill-Soulsby Fr. F 6-3 Loughborough, England/Charnwood College 43 Ashley Lutz Fr. F 6-1 Sudbury, Mass./Lincoln Sudbury ALPHABETICAL ROSTER No. Name Cl. Pos. Ht. Hometown/High School 22 Madeline Fahan Sr. G 5-11 Ventura, Calif./Ventura 25 Danielle Fiacco Sr. C 6-7 Brewster, N.Y./North Salem 5 Brya Freeland Jr. G 5-5 Pasadena, Md./Archbishop Spalding 3 Jazmin Hayes So. F 6-1 Cincinnati, Ohio/Mount Notre Dame 15 Emily Homan Jr. F 6-3 Upper Darby, Pa./Delaware County Christian 23 Maia Hood Fr. G 5-9 Elmsford, N.Y./Alexander Hamilton 11 Kristan Liddle Sr. F 6-0 Irvine Calif./Irvine 31 Kelly Loughney Sr. F 6-0 Clinton, N.J./North Hunterdon 43 Ashley Lutz Fr. F 6-1 Sudbury, Mass./Lincoln Sudbury 12 Linnel Macklin Jr. G 5-9 Bowie, Md./Bowie 13 Jamie O Hare So. G 5-6 Staten Island, N.Y./Moore Catholic 42 Harriet Ottewill-Soulsby Fr. F 6-3 Loughborough, England/Charnwood College 2 Maddie Peabody Jr. G 5-5 Louisville, Ky./Sacred Heart Academy 33 Annette Snow So. F 5-11 Manalapan, N.J./Blair Academy 14 Jayla Waller Fr. F/G 5-8 Milledgville, Ga./Baldwin Head Coach: Dianne Nolan (Glassboro State 73, fourth season) Assistant Coaches: Yolanda Griffith (Florida Atlantic 93, first season) Shireyll Moore (Fairfield 09, fourth season) Kim Benton (Massachusetts 10, fourth season) Director of Basketball Operations: Dana Wieller (Bloomsburg 13, first season) PRONUNCIATION GUIDE Bree-uh Freeland Madeline Fay-han Danielle Fee-ah-ko My-Uh Hood Kelly Lock-nee Sher-rell Moore League Overall Army Holy Cross Navy American Lehigh Bucknell Boston U Lafayette Colgate Loyola As of 1/6/14 Pards in the Patriot (Statistics reflect all games as of 1/6/14) Scoring Offense ppg (9th) Scoring Defense ppg (6th) Scoring Margin ppg (7th) Field Goal Percentage (10th) Three-Point Field Goal Percentage (10th) Free Throw Percentage (5th) Field Goal Defense (5th) Three-Point Defense (8th) Rebounding rpg (2nd) Offensive Rebounding orpg (2nd) Rebounding Margin rpg (4th) Blocked Shots bpg (1st) Assists apg (6th) Steals spg (10th) Turnover Margin to/game (8th) Assist/Turnover Ratio (5th) Scoring 12. Emily Homan ppg 15. Jamie O Hare ppg 27. Danielle Fiacco ppg Rebounding 5. Danielle Fiacco rpg Field Goal Percentage 2. Emily Homan Blocked Shots 1. Danielle Fiacco bpg 8. Emily Homan bpg Game Notes Lafayette Women s Basketball

8 Lafayette Leopards The Last Time... A Lafayette Player... Scored points...jamie O Hare (22) at Northwestern, 11/27/13 Scored 30 points...colleen Fitzpatrick (38) vs. Bucknell, 2/21/03 (program record) Made 10 field goals...emily Homan (10-13) at Pittsburgh, 12/31/11 Made 10 free throws...lauren Jackson (15-15) at Penn, 12/2/09 Made 5 three-pointers...jamie O Hare (6-12) at Northwestern, 11/27/13 Had rebounds...madeline Fahan (10) at Loyola Chicago 11/29/13 Had 15 rebounds...danielle Fiacco (15) vs. Loyola Chicago, 11/9/12 Had 10 assists...sara Harris (10) vs. Lehigh, 2/26/99 Had 5-9 blocks...danielle Fiacco (5) at Army, 1/2/14 Had 10 blocks...danielle Fiacco (10) vs. Lehigh, 2/18/12 Had 5 steals...elizabeth Virgin (5) vs. Holy Cross, 2/6/10 Had a double-double...danielle Fiacco (10 pts., 12 rebs.) at Northwestern, 11/27/13 Had three consecutive double-doubles...danielle Fiacco (3), 3/1/12-11/11/12 Led team in points, rebounds and assists...lakeisha Wright (16 pts., 8 rebs., 3 assts.) at Lehigh, 3/5/11 Scored in the final 10 seconds to win...lauren Jackson at Columbia, 1/5/11 A Lafayette Team... Scored points...70 vs. Brown (W, 70-69), 11/10/13 Scored points...84 vs. Bryant (W, (OT)), 11/14/10 Scored 90 points...95 vs. Columbia (W, 95-83), 11/15/13 Allowed less than 40 points...39 vs. Colgate (L, 39-37), 2/27/13 Won by points...24 vs. Brown (56-32), 1/5/13 Won by 30 points...30 vs. Bucknell (80-50), 2/1/92 Had 50 rebounds...50 at Northwestern, 11/27/13 Shot 50 percent from the field...at Pittsburgh (55.8 percent, 29-52), 12/31/11 Made all free throws attempted (min. 10) vs. Holy Cross (1/18/03) (program record) Made more three-point than two-point field goals...at UMBC, 12/10/05 (9 three-pointers, 6 two-pointers) Had 10 blocks...12 vs. Colgate, 2/27/13 Had 10 steals...14 at Lehigh, 2/23/13 Had 20 assists...22 at Northwestern, 11/27/13 Had 4 players in double figures...vs. Columbia (O Hare 24, Macklin 16, Loughney 14, Fiacco 14), 11/15/13 Had 5 players in double figures...vs. Princeton (Zavocki 15, Garner 13, Virgin 11, Wright 11, Spicer 10), 1/2/09 Had all 5 starters in double figures...vs. Princeton (Zavocki 15, Garner 13, Virgin 11, Wright 11, Spicer 10), 1/2/09 Had 2 players with 10 rebounds...vs. Rider (Fiacco 14, Homan 10), 11/27/12 Had 2 players record a double-double...vs. Rider (Fiacco 14 pts./14 rebs., Homan 18 pts./10 rebs.), 11/27/12 Won in overtime...at Bucknell (66-61), 2/16/13 Lost in overtime...at Navy (59-55), 3/7/13 Scored 80 points or more and lost...at Howard (89-85 (2OT)), 12/2/05 Allowed 50 points or less and lost...vs. Colgate (39-37), 2/27/13 Played a nationally-ranked opponent...at No. 23/22 California (L, 77-60), 12/29/13 It s Never Happened... A Lafayette Player... Had a triple-double...danielle Fiacco tallied 7 points, 11 rebounds and 10 blocks vs. Lehigh on Feb. 18, 2012 Was named Patriot League Player of the Year...The Leopards have had eight First Team All-Patriot League honorees A Lafayette Team... Scored 100 points...the Leopards notched a program-record 99 points against Wilkes on 11/29/78 Won the Patriot League...Lafayette played in the Patriot League Championship Game in Defeated a nationally-ranked opponent...lafayette has played four nationally-ranked teams since 1990 Game 13 Lafayette vs Navy

9 Program Records Career Records Points Maureen McManus...1,813 ( ) Active: Danielle Fiacco (2010-Present) Scoring Average (min. 40 games played) Maureen McManus ppg ( ) Active: 10. Emily Homan ppg (2010-Present) Field Goals Maureen McManus ( ) Active: Danielle Fiacco (2010-Present) Field Goal Percentage (min. 250 made) Colleen Fitzpatrick ( ) Active: Danielle Fiacco (2010-Present) Three-Point Field Goals Kara Stetler ( ) Active: Jamie O Hare...53 (2011-Present) Three-Point Percentage (min. 40 made) Kara Stetler ( ) Active: Jamie O Hare (2012-Present) Free Throws Maureen McManus ( ) Active: Emily Homan (2011-Present) Free Throw Percentage (min. 150 made) Kara Stetler ( ) Active: Emily Homan (2011-Present) Alicia Yapsuga ( ) Active: 5. Danielle Fiacco (2011-Present) Assists Beth Mowins ( ) Maddie Peabody (2010-Present) Blocked Shots 1. Danielle Fiacco (2010-Present) Steals Heidi Caruso ( ) Active: Madeline Fahan...77 (2010-Present) Games Played LaKeisha Wright ( ) Active: Madeline Fahan...96 (2010-Present) Single-Season Records Points Maureen McManus ( ) Emily Homan Scoring Average Maureen McManus ppg ( ) Emily Homan ppg Field Goals Maureen McManus ( ) Emily Homan...65 Field Goal Percentage (min. 100 made) Colleen Fitzpatrick ( ) Emily Homan Three-Point Field Goals Kara Stetler...62 ( ) Jamie O Hare...18 Three-Point Percentage (min. 20 made) Kara Stetler ( ) Kelly Loughney Free Throws Maureen McManus ( ) Danielle Fiacco...30 Free Throw Percentage (min. 60 made) Lauren Jackson ( ) Jamie O Hare Alicia Yapsuga ( ) Danielle Fiacco...97 Assists Beth Mowins ( ) Maddie Peabody...35 Blocked Shots Danielle Fiacco ( ) Danielle Fiacco...46 Steals Heidi Caruso ( ) Maddie Peabody...13 Games Played Six players...32 ( ) players Game Notes Lafayette Women s Basketball

10 2 Maddie Peabody Junior Guard 5-5 Louisville, Ky. Policy Studies : Appeared in all 30 games, starting 10...Averaged 3.7 points, 2.1 rebounds and 1.9 assists in 18.3 minutes per game...went from the floor (32.8%), from beyond the arc (30.8%) and from the charity stripe (68.2%) : Appeared in 29 games, including 13 starts...averaged 3.0 points, 1.8 rebounds and 1.9 assists in 23.0 minutes per game...led the team with 28 steals...also blocked three shots...drained 11 threepointers. At Sacred Heart Academy: Four-year varsity letterwinner all-state...two-time first team all-region... Starter on three district championship teams Kentucky All- Star...Averaged 11 points, three rebounds, three assists and three steals per game as a senior. Career Highs Points...15 at Bucknell (2/6/16/13) Field Goals...5 at Army (2/13/13) 3-Point Field Goals...4 at Army (2/13/13...7, twice Assists...5, three times Steals...5 at Lehigh (2/23/13) Blocks...N/A Minutes...37 at Bucknell (2/16/13) 3 Jazmin Hayes Sophomore Forward 6-1 Cincinnatti, Ohio Undeclared : Appeared in five games for the Leopards, averaging 0.4 points, 0.4 rebounds and 3.4 minutes per contest...went 1-for-3 from the floor (33.3%)...Made her collegiate debut at Penn State on Nov Scored her first career points with a jumper at Ohio State (12/9). At Mount Notre Dame: Ranked 80th among high school forwards by ESPN...All-GGCL Honorable Mention as a junior...averaged 6.0 points and 5.1 rebounds per game in that season. Career Highs Points...2 at Ohio Stste (12/09/12) Field Goals...1 at Ohio State (12/09/12)...1, twice Assists...N/A Steals...N/A Blocks...N/A Minutes...6 at Ohio State (12/09/12) Lafayette Leopards Game-by-Game Statistics Opponent Min FG-FGA 3FG-3FGA Reb A Blk S Pts RIDER* at Brown* COLUMBIA at Pittsburgh* at Villanova* at Northwestern at Loyola* at NJIT* STONY BROOK at St. Francis Brooklyn* at California* at Army* NAVY* at Bucknell at Boston U LOYOLA MD AMERICAN at Holy Cross LEHIGH at Colgate at Navy BUCKNELL BOSTON U at Loyola Md. at American HOLY CROSS at Lehigh COLGATE ARMY Statistics in bold denote season-high * denotes starter Game-by-Game Statistics Opponent Min FG-FGA 3FG-3FGA Reb A Blk S Pts RIDER DNP Injury at Brown DNP Injury COLUMBIA DNP Injury at Pittsburgh DNP Injury at Villanova DNP Injury at Northwestern DNP Injury at Loyola DNP Injury at NJIT DNP Injury STONY BROOK DNP Injury at St. Francis Brooklyn DNP Injury at California DNP Injury at Army DNP Injury NAVY DNP Injury at Bucknell at Boston U LOYOLA MD AMERICAN at Holy Cross LEHIGH at Colgate at Navy BUCKNELL BOSTON U at Loyola Md. at American HOLY CROSS at Lehigh COLGATE ARMY Statistics in bold denote season-high * denotes starter Game 13 Lafayette vs Navy

11 5 Brya Freeland Junior Guard 5-5 Pasadena, Md. Engineering : Appeared in 24 games, starting 12...Averaged 5.1 points, 2.5 rebounds and 1.5 assists per game...went 38-for- 149 from the field (25.5%), 19-for-80 from three-point range (23.8%) and 27-of-38 from the free-throw line (71.1%) : Appeared in all 30 games, including 20 starts... Averaged 5.2 points, 2.2 rebounds and 1.4 assists in 21.6 minutes per game...also had 23 steals and one blocked shot... Knocked down a team-high 23 three-pointers. At Archbishop Spalding: Two-year captain...led Cavaliers to a IAAM-A League Title as a senior...ranked among the top 100 high school point guards in the nation by ESPN. Career Highs Points...21 vs. St. Joseph s (12/07/11) Field Goals...7 vs. St. Joseph s (12/07/11) 3-Point Field Goals...7 vs. St. Joseph s (12/07/11)...7 vs. Colgate (02/27/13) Assists...6 at Pittsburgh (12/31/11) Steals...3 vs. Columbia (01/04/12) Blocks...1, twice Minutes...38 vs. Pittsburgh (12/01/12) 11 Kristan Liddle Senior Forward 6-0 Irvine, Calif. Neuroscience : Appeared in all 30 games for the Leopards, starting eight...averaged 1.4 points, 2.6 rebounds, 1.5 assists and 0.5 steals per contest : Appeared in 25 games...averaged 1.4 points and 1.2 rebounds in 8.1 minutes per game...dished out 23 assists with six steals and four blocks : Appeared in 26 games, including three starts, averaging 8.7 minutes per game...averaged 0.8 points and 1.4 rebounds per game...also contributed 17 assists and six steals. At Irvine: A four-year varsity letterwinner...averaged a double-double for her career (14.3 points, 10.3 rebounds). Career Highs Points...9 vs. Columbia (01/04/12) Field Goals...4 vs. Columbia (01/04/12)...7, twice Assists...7, twice Steals...3 at Holy Cross (1/23/13) Blocks...1, six times Minutes...38 at Navy (3/7/13) Game-by-Game Statistics Opponent Min FG-FGA 3FG-3FGA Reb A Blk S Pts RIDER at Brown COLUMBIA* at Pittsburgh at Villanova at Northwestern* at Loyola at NJIT STONY BROOK* at St. Francis Brooklyn at California at Army NAVY at Bucknell at Boston U LOYOLA MD AMERICAN at Holy Cross LEHIGH at Colgate at Navy BUCKNELL BOSTON U at Loyola Md. at American HOLY CROSS at Lehigh COLGATE ARMY Statistics in bold denote season-high * denotes starter Game-by-Game Statistics Opponent Min FG-FGA 3FG-3FGA Reb A Blk S Pts RIDER* at Brown* COLUMBIA at Pittsburgh* at Villanova* at Northwestern at Loyola* at NJIT* STONY BROOK at St. Francis Brooklyn* at California* at Army* NAVY* at Bucknell at Boston U LOYOLA MD AMERICAN at Holy Cross LEHIGH at Colgate at Navy BUCKNELL BOSTON U at Loyola Md. at American HOLY CROSS at Lehigh COLGATE ARMY Statistics in bold denote season-high * denotes starter Game Notes Lafayette Women s Basketball

12 12 Linnel Macklin Junior Guard 5-9 Bowie, Md. Biology : Appeared in 30 games, starting 27...Averaged 5.0 points, 2.8 rebounds, 1.2 assists and 0.9 steals per contest... Went 52-for-189 from the field (27.5%), 26-of-71 from behind the three-point line (36.6%) and 20-for-31 from the charity stripe (64.5%)...Her.366 percentage from beyond the arc ranks fifth all-time at Lafayette for a single season : Appeared in 28 games, including two starts... Averaged 2.5 points and 1.0 rebounds in 10.1 minutes per game...registered eight steals, five assists and one blocked shot...knocked down six three-pointers. At Bowie: 2011 First Team All-County All-Prince George s County 4A League...Two-year team captain...averaged 20 points and six rebounds per game as a junior. Career Highs Points...16 vs. Columbia (11/15/13) Field Goals...5, three times 3-Point Field Goals...4, three times...8, vs. Rider (11/8/13) Assists...6, twice Steals...4, twice Blocks...1, five times Minutes...35 vs. Pittsburgh (12/1/12) 13 Jamie O Hare Sophomore Guard 5-6 Staten Island, N.Y. Mathematics : Appeared in all 30 games, starting 20 in her freshman campaign...averaged 6.3 points, 3.2 rebounds, 2.4 assists and 1.3 steals per game...went 63-for-252 from the field (25.0%), 35-for-141 from behind the three-point line (24.8%) and 28- for-43 from the foul line (65.1%)...Was selected to the Patriot League All-Rookie Squad...Her 35 three-point field goals rank her 11th all-time at Lafayette for single-season three-pointers. High School: 2012 New York Post All-Staten Island Player of the Year Jaques Award recipient as most outstanding girls basketball player on Staten Island...Won CHSSA Island and Archdiocesan titles as a senior at Moore Catholic...Averaged 17.9 points per game in her senior season CHSAA Most Valuable Player at St. Peter s...led St. Peter s to three-straight CHSAA Staten Island Championships...Dubbed one of the great New York City point guards by ESPN.com in July National Honor Society member. Career Highs Points...24,vs. Columbia (11/15/13) Field Goals...8, twice 3-Point Field Goals...6 at Northwestern (11/27/13)...11 at Pittsburgh (11/17/13) Assists...6, three times Steals...4 at Bucknell (2/16/13) Blocks...1, four times Minutes...41 at Navy (3/7/13) Game 13 Lafayette Leopards Game-by-Game Statistics Opponent Min FG-FGA 3FG-3FGA Reb A Blk S Pts RIDER* at Brown* COLUMBIA* at Pittsburgh at Villanova* at Northwestern at Loyola* at NJIT* STONY BROOK at St. Francis Brooklyn* at California* at Army* NAVY* at Bucknell at Boston U LOYOLA MD AMERICAN at Holy Cross LEHIGH at Colgate at Navy BUCKNELL BOSTON U at Loyola Md. at American HOLY CROSS at Lehigh COLGATE ARMY Statistics in bold denote season-high * denotes starter Game-by-Game Statistics Opponent Min FG-FGA 3FG-3FGA Reb A Blk S Pts RIDER* at Brown* COLUMBIA at Pittsburgh* at Villanova* at Northwestern at Loyola* at NJIT* STONY BROOK at St. Francis Brooklyn* at California DNP Injury at Army DNP Injury NAVY DNP Injury at Bucknell at Boston U LOYOLA MD AMERICAN at Holy Cross LEHIGH at Colgate at Navy BUCKNELL BOSTON U at Loyola Md. at American HOLY CROSS at Lehigh COLGATE ARMY Statistics in bold denote season-high * denotes starter Lafayette vs Navy

13 14 Jayla Waller Freshman Forward/Guard 5-8 Milledgeville, Ga. Biology At Baldwin: Was a four-year letterwinner and two-time captain... Averaged 16.4 points, 6.7 rebounds, 4.6 steals and 2.4 assists per game...named All-State Honorable Mention by the Associated Press...Earned First Team All Region 2-AAAA honors...finished with 1,100 career points and over 500 rebounds...named MVP and Baldwin County Player of the Year. Career Highs Points...4, at Brown (11/10/13) Field Goals...2, at Brown (11/10/13) 3-Point Field Goals...N/A...2, vs.columbia (11/15/13) Assists...1, twice Steals... 1, at Brown (11/10/13) Blocks...N/A Minutes...9, vs. Rider (11/8/13) 15 Emily Homan Junior Forward 6-3 Upper Darby, Pa. Geology : Played in 28 games making 24 starts averaged 10.9 points, 7.1 rebounds and 1.6 blocks in 25.9 minutes per game : Patriot League Rookie of the Year...Unanimous selection to the Patriot League All-Rookie Team...Four-time Patriot League Rookie of the Week...Second player in league history to win Player and Rookie of the Week in the same week...second Lafayette player to post over 300 points and 200 rebounds as a freshman...averaged a team-high 11.8 points per game with 7.1 rebounds and 0.9 assists in 27.3 minutes per game...posted five double-doubles. At Delaware County Christian: 2009 Bicentennial League Player of the Year, leading her team to a league and district championship...program s all-time leading scorer. Career Highs Points...26 vs. East Carolina (12/29/11) Field Goals...10 at Pittsburgh (12/31/11)...15 at Colgate (02/22/12) Assists...4 vs. Rider (11/27/12) Steals...3, twice Blocks...5, three times Minutes...37 at Holy Cross (02/15/12) Game-by-Game Statistics Opponent Min FG-FGA 3FG-3FGA Reb A Blk S Pts RIDER at Brown COLUMBIA* at Pittsburgh at Villanova at Northwestern* at Loyola at NJIT STONY BROOK at St. Francis Brooklyn at California at Army NAVY at Bucknell at Boston U LOYOLA MD AMERICAN at Holy Cross LEHIGH at Colgate at Navy BUCKNELL BOSTON U at Loyola Md. at American HOLY CROSS at Lehigh COLGATE ARMY Statistics in bold denote season-high * denotes starter Game-by-Game Statistics Opponent Min FG-FGA 3FG-3FGA Reb A Blk S Pts RIDER* at Brown* COLUMBIA at Pittsburgh* at Villanova* at Northwestern at Loyola* at NJIT* STONY BROOK at St. Francis Brooklyn* at California* at Army* NAVY at Bucknell at Boston U LOYOLA MD AMERICAN at Holy Cross LEHIGH at Colgate at Navy BUCKNELL BOSTON U at Loyola Md. at American HOLY CROSS at Lehigh COLGATE ARMY Statistics in bold denote season-high * denotes starter Game Notes Lafayette Women s Basketball