2PATRIOT LEAGUE Patriot League Women s Basketball. Army, Bucknell Tied Atop the Standings as the Second Half of League Play Begins

Upcoming Schedule Saturday, Feb. 6 Holy Cross at Bucknell (PLN) Army at Loyola (PLN) Lafayette at Boston U. (PLN) Lehigh at American (PLN) Navy at Colgate (PLN) Wednesday, Feb. 4 Navy at Boston U. (PLN) Wednesday, Feb. 3 American at Bucknell (PLN) Colgate at Holy Cross (PLN) Lafayette at Army (PLN) Lehigh at Loyola (PLN) Latest Results Saturday, Jan. 30 Bucknell 63 Army 68 Boston U. 48 Lehigh 72 Colgate 56 American 64 Loyola 55 Lafayette 51 Holy Cross 49 Navy 50 Wednesday, Jan. 27 Lafayette 74 Lehigh 82 Tuesday, Jan. 26 American 54 Holy Cross 59 12 p.m. 2 p.m. 2 p.m. 2 p.m. 4 p.m. 7 p.m. 7 p.m. 7 p.m. 7 p.m. 7 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 23 Army 75 Navy 38 (1) Boston U. 56 Bucknell 74 Loyola 65 Colgate 49 Home team listed second (1) - Played at Madison Square Garden PLN - Patriot League 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 Tied Atop the Standings as the Second Half of League Play Begins Standings as of 1.30.16 Patriot League Patriot League Twitter Notebook - @PL_WBB * League action continues this week for the ten teams, beginning with four games on Wednesday and one on Thursday. All five contests can be seen on the Patriot League Network. * Army s 68-63 win over Bucknell snapped the Bison s eight-game win streak, tying the two teams at the top of the standings. * Both Loyola and Navy rallied to win Saturday. * Navy head coach Stefanie Pemper is one League win away from 75 Patriot League wins. * Seniors Ari Booth and Kelsey Minato both led their team s to victory Saturday, scoring 12 points in the fourth quarter alone. * The Black Knights improved its regular season, winning streak at Christl Arena to 18 straight. * Army head coach Dave Magarity is just one win away from 500 career wins. * Lehigh s Lexi Martins and Lafayette s Angela Ribarich earned Lids Team Sports Patriot League Player and Rookie of the Week for a second time this season, after both earned the same awards on Nov. 30. Patriot League Notebook Halfway Through the Slate It was a Saturday for the books, as the ten Patriot League teams completed the first half of the League slate. Army West Point sought revenge against Bucknell as the two duked it out at Christl Arena, while both Loyola Maryland and Navy trailed its opponents until the final minutes of its respective games. The Black Knights held a 15-point lead over the Bison but saw the visitors end the first half with 11 unanswered points and continue where they left off in the second half and complete a 19-0 run for the lead. With the help of senior Kelsey Minato, who netted 12 of her game-high 26 points in the fourth quarter, Army edged out Bucknell to tie the League opponent at the top of the standings with an 8-1 record. Lehigh s win over Boston University (1-8) and the Greyhounds late rally over Lafayette (2-7) gave both teams a sixth win in League play. However, the two 6-3 teams will go head-to-head on Wednesday. Navy s (4-5) comeback win over Holy Cross (5-4) keeps the Mids steadily in the middle of the pack with American (3-6) right behind. Midweek Action Begins with Four Games on Wednesday, One Thursday This week s Patriot League action will begin with four games being played on Wednesday and one on Thursday, with all five contests being broadcast on the Patriot League Network. Four of the teams that played on the road Saturday -- Bucknell, Holy Cross, Loyola Maryland, Boston University -- will stay at home for the weekday contests. The Bison will look to get back to their winning ways when they welcome American to Sojka Pavilion. The Crusaders will also look to bounce back, after a heartbreaking loss to Navy, when they host Colgate at the Hart Center. Army West Point will look to improve its record at home to 19 consecutive wins when Lafayette travels to Christl Arena, while Lehigh will head down to Baltimore to visit the Greyhounds for a battle of the 6-3 teams. All four contests begin at 7 p.m. On Thursday, Navy will head north to play Boston University in the lone contest of the day with a tipoff time of 7 p.m. Overall W-L Pct H A Streak W-L Pct H A N Streak Army West Point 8-1.889 5-0 2-1 W 7 17-2.895 12-0 5-2 1-0 W 7 Bucknell 8-1.889 4-0 4-1 L 1 14-6.700 8-1 6-5 0-0 L 1 Lehigh 6-3.667 4-1 2-2 W 4 13-7.650 8-3 5-4 0-0 W 4 Loyola Maryland 6-3.667 4-0 2-3 W 2 9-11.450 5-3 4-8 0-0 W 2 Holy Cross 5-4.556 3-1 2-3 L 1 8-12.400 6-3 2-9 0-0 L 1 Navy 4-5.444 3-2 1-2 W 1 10-10.500 8-4 2-5 0-1 W 1 American 3-6.333 1-3 2-3 W 1 5-15.250 2-6 3-9 0-0 W 1 Colgate 2-7.222 0-4 2-3 L 2 4-15.211 1-8 3-7 0-0 L 2 Lafayette 2-7.222 1-4 1-3 L 2 4-15.211 3-5 1-8 0-2 L 2 Boston University 1-8.111 1-3 0-5 L 4 1-19.050 1-9 0-10 0-0 L 4

Preseason Poll And Awards 1. Army West Point (13) 155 2. Holy Cross (2) 130 3. Lehigh (3) 127 4. Bucknell (1) 119 5. American (1) 111 6. Navy 83 7. Colgate 55 8. Loyola Maryland 47 9. Lafayette 43 10. Boston University 30 First-place votes in parentheses Preseason Player of the Year Kelsey Minato, Army West Point (Sr., G) Preseason All-League Team Kelsey Minato, Army West Point (Sr., G) Raquel Scott, Holy Cross (Sr., F) Lexi Martins, Lehigh (Jr., F) Claire DeBoer, Bucknell (Jr., G) Colleen Marshall, Loyola Maryland (Sr., G) Patriot League Notebook Army s Kelsey Minato on Pace to Set Patriot League Scoring Record Army West Point s senior stud Kelsey Minato already passed the Academy s record and became the first women s basketball player at West Point to reach 2,000 career points. Now with half of the Patriot League slate completed and nine more games to go before the tournament, Minato is well on her way to break the Patriot League scoring record before tournament play even begins. As it stands now, the senior guard has 2,259 career points and is 204 points away from tying the League record of 2,462 points held by Bucknell s Molly Creamer (1999-03). Currently, Minato is averaging 23.5 points per game and is on pace to break Creamer s mark by 8.5 points. Mathematically, she would accumulate 211.5 points over the course of the next nine games, bringing her career total to 2,470.5 points. And again, that s projected to happen before the Patriot League tournament. 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. Patriot League Championship, Army-Navy on CBS Sports Network Both matchups between Army West Point and Navy this season are scheduled to air on CBS Sports Network, with the first of the two being played at Madison Square Garden on Saturday, January 23 at 11:30 a.m. as part of a double-header feature with the men s teams. A second double-header featuring the Army West Point and Navy squads is on tap for Saturday, February 20, this time from Annapolis with the women tipping off at 11 a.m. CBS Sports Network will also televise the 2016 Patriot League Women s Basketball Championships, for the seventh year in a row, on Saturday, March 12 at 6 p.m. CBS Sports Network, the 24-hour home of CBS Sports, is available across the country through local cable, video and telco providers and via satellite on DirecTV Channel 221 and Dish Network Channel 158. For more information, and to access the CBS Sports Network channel finder, go to www.cbssportsnetwork.com. Media Services Patriot League On The Web www.patriotleague.org 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. E-Mail Distribution Media may contact the Patriot League office to be included on the Patriot League s e-mail 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/610.289.1957) with requests or questions. American Sports Network to Carry Pair of Regular Season Games American Sports Network will broadcast two women s basketball contests, beginning with action between Holy Cross and Lehigh in Bethlehem, Pa. on Sunday, January 17 at 3 p.m. The ASN schedule concludes with the regular season as Bucknell visits Lafayette on Wednesday, March 2 at 6 p.m. American Sports Network is a sports programming initiative of Sinclair Networks Group, a division of Sinclair Broadcast Group, Inc., one of the largest and most diversified television broadcasting companies in the country today. Sinclair s television group reaches approximately 37.5% of US television households and includes FOX, ABC, MyTV, CW, CBS, NBC, Univision and Azteca affiliates. 2016 Patriot League Tournament The 2016 Patriot League Tournament, featuring all 10 teams playing at campus sites, begins with the first round on Saturday, March 5 (#10 seed plays at the #7 seed and the #9 seed visits the #8 seed) followed by the quarterfinals two days later (#1 overall seed hosting the 9/8 winner and the #5 seed playing at the #4 seed on one half of the bracket and the #2 seed at home against the 10/7 winner with the #6 seed at the #3 seed on the other side). The four remaining squads then move to on the semifinals and championship, which will be hosted by the highest-seeded semifinal team on Friday, March 11 and Saturday, March 12. The first round and quarterfinal games will be shown on Patriot League Network as will the semifinals, while the championship game will be aired on CBS Sports Network. All Patriot League Tournament games will be played at the site of the higher seed. More information can be found on the women s basketball championship page, here.

Patriot League Women s Basketball SIDs American Melissa McKeown mckeown@american.edu 202.885.3030 www.aueagles.com Army Harrison Antognioni harrison.antognioni@usma.edu 845.938.6996 www.goarmysports.com Boston University Laura Devine ldevine@bu.edu 617.353.7787 www.goterriers.com Bucknell Matt Jackson mjj010@bucknell.edu 570.577.1835 www.bucknellbison.com Colgate John Painter jpainter@colgate.edu 315.228.7566 www.gocolgateraiders.com Holy Cross Jim Sarkisian jsarkisi@holycross.edu 508.793.2780 www.goholycross.com Lafayette Erik Pedersen pedersee@lafayette.edu 610.330.5518 www.goleopards.com Lehigh Chelsea Vielhauer cpv213@lehigh.edu 610.758.5101 www.lehighsports.com Loyola Maryland Kristen James kmjames@loyola.edu 410.617.2656 www.loyolagreyhounds.com Navy Justin Kischefsky kischefs@usna.edu 410.293.8772 www.navysports.com. Team Notebook AMERICAN (5-15, 3-6) The Eagles captured their third win of the League season after a 64-56 victory over the Raiders, which featured four ties and seven lead changes all of which happened in the second half, on Saturday at Bender Arena... American led by as many as 10 points in the third period, but Colgate went on to score 10 unanswered points and tie the game at 30-30 with 3:09 to play in the third period... Trailing by one to begin the final stanza, 38-37, Colgate went on an 8-4 run to go ahead 45-42 for its largest lead of the day, but a Lauren Crisler jump shot kept the visitors ahead by one and a second jump shot by senior Ari Booth changed the lead for a final time... AU capitalized on 20 forced turnovers for 24 points... Booth scored a career-high 21 points, including 12 in the fourth quarter, while Crisler followed with 14 points behind a perfect 6-for-6 showing from the field... Crisler also hauled in nine rebounds... Freshman Cecily Carl also saw double figures with 10 points. ARMY WEST POINT (17-2, 8-1) It was a tough battle between the top two teams in the standings but the Black Knights revenged their earlier loss to the Bison this season at Christl Arena on Saturday afternoon, 68-63... With the win, Army West Point sits tied atop of the standings with Bucknell and remains perfect at Christl Arena with the 18th consecutive home win in the regular season since Jan. 14, 2015... The Black Knights put together a strong opening and extended their lead to 15 points with 4:16 left in the first half, 34-19... However, the Bison came alive with 11 unanswered points over the final 3:46 to come within four at the break... They then opened the second half with eight more points to cap off a 19-0 run and take a 38-34 lead... Senior Kelsey Minato ended the scoring drought for Army, before Bucknell converted a layup to regain a four-point lead... Senior Jean Parker hit a trey and a short while later classmate Brianna Johnson hit one of her own from downtown for the lead... The two teams headed into the fourth tied but Minato added four points right away and sophomore Janae McNeal added another two to give Army a 53-47 lead... The home team wouldn t give up the lead the rest of the way and a pair of free throws from Minato sealed the victory... Minato scored 12 of her 26 points during the fourth quarter alone to lead the Black Knights to victory... Parker also reached double digits with 12 points... Both seniors, along with senior Aimee Oertner, each had three assists, while Oertner also added four blocks. BOSTON UNIVERSITY (1-19, 1-8) The Terriers kept on pace with the Mountain Hawks in the first half, which featured five ties and five lead changes, but a strong second half propelled the home team to a 72-48 win Saturday afternoon at Stabler Arena... Boston University cracked the scoreboard first with a basket from freshman Payton Hauck at 7:15, but Lehigh responded with seven-straight points... Down by seven in the second period, the Terriers used almost three minutes to score 11 unanswered points for a 23-19 lead with just under five minutes left... However, the Mountain Hawks regained the lead with an 11-4 run for a 30-27 advantage into the break... Lehigh then outscored BU 42-21 in the second half and cruised to victory... Senior Troi Melton and junior Sarah Hope led BU with nine points each. BUCKNELL (14-6, 8-1) The Bison gave the Black Knights everything they had but ultimately fell in the tough battle at Christl Arena on Saturday afternoon, 68-63... Bucknell and Army West Point are now tied atop of the standings, each with an 8-1 League record... The Black Knights held a 15-point lead with 4:16 left in the first half, but the Bison came alive with 11 unanswered points over the final 3:46 to come within four at the break, 34-30... Bucknell returned to the court and opened the third with eight-straight points to cap off a 19-0 run at 6:54 for its largest lead of the day, 38-34... (A Kaitlyn Slagus jumper in the paint had tied the game up just under two minutes into the half, while a pair of free throws from senior Tyler Craig with 7:30 on the clock gave the visitors their first lead of the day)... Senior Kelsey Minato ended the scoring drought for Army, before Craig converted a layup to put the Bison up by four again... A pair of treys from the home team tied the game but the two continued to trade points until Minato opened the fourth with four points right away helping her team to a lead they would not give up the rest of the way... Bucknell was led by sophomore Jacquie Klotz and was one rebound shy of a double-double with 13 points and nine rebounds... Despite some early foul trouble, Slagus also reach double figures with 10 points and hauled in seven rebounds. COLGATE (4-15, 2-7) The Raiders dropped a decision to the Eagles, which featured four ties and seven lead changes all of which happened in the second half, on Saturday at Bender Arena, 64-56... American led by as many as 10 points in the third period, but Colgate went on to score 10 unanswered points and tie the game at 30-30 with 3:09 to play... Trailing by one to begin the final stanza, 38-37, the Raiders went on an 8-4 run to take its largest lead of the day, 45-42... However, a pair of jumpers by AU changed the lead for a final time... The Raiders came within one with 1:33 left in regulation after a pair of free throws by junior Katie Crutis, but the Eagles held on the rest of the way for the victory... Senior Josie Stockill led four players in double digits with a team-high 19 points... Curtis pitched in 12 points, sophomore Ariel Etheridge posted 11, and senior Paige Kriftcher added 10.

CBS Sports Network Patriot League Schedule Saturday, Jan. 23 (1) Army 75 Navy 38 Saturday, Feb. 20 Army at Navy...11 a.m. Saturday, Mar. 12 Patriot League Championship...6 p.m. (1) - Madison Square Garden American Sports Network Patriot League Schedule Sunday, Jan. 17 Lehigh 61 Holy Cross 58 Wednesday, Mar. 2 Bucknell at Lafayette...6 p.m. CBS Sports Network (CBSSN) is the 24-hour cable home of CBS Sports. It is available across the country through local cable, video and telco providers on Verizon FiOS Channel 94 and AT&T U-Verse Channel 643 (1643 in HD) and via satellite on DIRECTV Channel 221 and Dish Network Channel 158. American Sports Network (ASN) launched in July and has entered into comprehensive sports rights agreements with a number of NCAA Division I conferences, including the Patriot League. Games are carried live or on a tape-delayed basis on Sinclair Broadcast Group s affiliates in select regions of the country. ALL HOME GAMES THAT ARE NOT ON CBS SPORTS NETWORK WILL BE SHOWN ON PATRIOT NETWORK 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 wellrounded education. 3773 Corporate Parkway, Suite 190 Center Valley, Pa. 18034 610.289.1950; Fax 610.289.1952 Team Notebook HOLY CROSS (8-12, 5-4) The Crusaders were on the opposite end of one of the Mids largest rallies in school history which resulted in a 50-49 victory Saturday afternoon at Alumni Hall... Holy Cross led Navy by nine points at halftime, 12 points midway through the third quarter, and by seven points with less than four minutes remaining in the game... The Crusaders also held the Mids to just 1-of-12 from three-point range through the first three quarters, but an early pair by the home team in the final period sparked the late push... Holy Cross held a 47-46 lead with one minute remaining in the game, but a layup by Navy with 49 seconds left gave them their first lead of the day... The Mids pulled ahead with their largest lead, 50-47, with 15 seconds to go... Senior Lisa Mifsud attempted the game-tying three, with four seconds remaining, that hit the front of the rim and bounced back toward the free throw line... Teammate Tricia Bryne grabbed the ball and made a shot, but the ball went through the net as the final horn sounded... Senior Molly Hourigan collected her fifth double-double of the season with 18 points and 10 rebounds, while Bryne posted a career-high 14 points. LAFAYETTE (4-15, 2-7) The Leopards jumped out to a 12-point lead but were unable to finish and fell to the Greyhounds 55-51 at the Kirby Sports Center on Saturday... The Leopards ended the first period up 24-12 and, despite being outscored by Loyola Maryland in the second period 14-8, the home team held a 32-26 lead into the break... The Greyhounds continued the chip away at the score and with 1:03 on the clock in the third came within one, 43-42... Tied at 45-45 to start the fourth, Lafayette built a four-point lead after almost six minutes expired off the clock... However, the visitors knocked down a three-pointer for a 50-49 lead that the they rode out the rest of the way... Ribarich led the way for Lafayette with career-highs of 17 points and seven rebounds. LEHIGH (13-7, 6-3) The Mountain Hawks used a strong second half to propel themselves to a 72-48 win over the Terriers Saturday afternoon on Play4Kay day at Stabler Arena... Boston University opened the scoring, but Lehigh really got things rolling with seven-straight points just under halfway through the first quarter... Down by seven in the second quarter, the Terriers used almost three minutes to score 11 unanswered points for a 23-19 lead... However, the Mountain Hawks regained the lead when they closed out the first half with an 11-4 run, 30-27... Lehigh outscored BU 42-21 in the second half and grabbed its largest lead of 24 points with 33 seconds remaining in the game after a jumper by sophomore Taylor Campbell... The Mountain Hawks drained a total of 12 three-points, the most treys since Dec. 4 2010 when the team hit 13 from downtown against Binghamton... Sophomore Quinci Mann led the home team s effort with 24 points and a 9-of-14 showing from the field, paired with a 4-of-6 mark from three-point range... Junior Lexi Martins collected her 16th doubledouble of the season with 18 points and 15 rebounds and also dished out a team-best six assists. LOYOLA MARYLAND (9-11, 6-3) The Greyhounds slowly chipped away at the Leopards early 12-point lead over the course of the game and knocked down a trey with 1:46 left in regulation to earn a 55-51 road win at the Kirby Sports Center on Saturday... Lafayette jumped out to a 24-12 lead after the first quarter and, despite Loyola Maryland outscoring the home team 14-8 in the second period, the Leopards held a 32-26 lead into the half... Junior Lisa Mirarchi hit a three with 1:03 left in the third to come within one... A steal by senior Colleen Marshall with 16 seconds remaining gave the Greyhounds the ball one last which ended with senior Diana Logan hitting a three to knot the game at 45-45 with one second on the clock... The Leopards built a four-point lead after almost six minutes expired off the clock, but with 1:46 to play, graduate student Steph Smith knocked down a three-pointer at the top of the arc for a 50-49 lead that the team would ride out the rest of the way... For a second straight-game, Loyola held it opponent to less than 10 points in the fourth quarter... The victory also marked the first time the team has won nine games before the month of February since the 2010-11 season... Marshall led the way with 15 points and five steals, while Smith followed with 11 points, three steals, and one block. NAVY (10-10, 4-5) The Mids put together one of its largest rallies in school history to come away with a 50-49 victory over the visiting Crusaders Saturday afternoon at Alumni Hall... Navy trailed Holy Cross by nine points at halftime, 12 points midway through the third quarter, and by seven points with less than four minutes remaining in the game... The Mids also posted 24 points in the fourth quarter, after scoring 26 across the first three... Navy was just 1-for-12 from three-point range through the first three quarters, but junior Sarita Condie connected a pair of treys early in the final stanza to spark the team s late push... With one minute remaining in the game and the score at 47-46 in favor of the visiting team, Condie found a wide-open Makeba Ndifang who netted a layup for the team s first lead of the day, 48-47 (49 seconds)... A missed layup and a foul by Holy Cross put Condie on the line, where she made one of her two (21 seconds)... A steal by junior Ashanti Kennedy and another foul by the Crusaders put freshman Molly Sanders at the line, who also made just her second (15 seconds)... Holy Cross attempted the game-tying three (4 seconds) but it bounced back and went in for two at the buzzer... Kennedy led Navy with 17 team points, while Condie chipped in 15... Junior Justice Swett hauled in a teamhigh 11 rebounds.

Patriot League Head Coaches MEGAN GEBBIA, AMERICAN Year at American/Overall...3rd/3rd Record at American...51-34 Overall Record... Same Patriot League Record...33-12 DAVE MAGARITY, ARMY WEST POINT Year at Army West Point/Overall... 10th/33rd Record at Army West Point...186-107 Overall Record...499-441 Patriot League Record...95-48 KATY STEDING, BOSTON UNIVERSITY Year at Boston University/Overall...2nd/2nd Record at Boston University...6-44 Overall Record... Same Patriot League Record...3-24 AARON ROUSSELL, BUCKNELL Year at Bucknell/Overall...4th/12th Record at Bucknell...63-48 Overall Record...224-98 Patriot League Record...34-25 NICCI HAYS FORT, COLGATE Year at Colgate/Overall...5th/9th Record at Colgate...39-102 Overall Record...87-167 Patriot League Record...21-52 BILL GIBBONS HOLY CROSS Year at Holy Cross/Overall...31st/31st Record at Holy Cross...576-356 Overall Record... Same Patriot League Record...252-101 THERESA GRENTZ, LAFAYETTE Year at Lafayette/Overall... 1st/34th Record at Lafayette...4-15 Overall Record...675-346 Patriot League Record... 2-7 SUE TROYAN, LEHIGH Year at Lehigh/Overall...21st/21st Record at Lehigh...331-279 Overall Record... Same Patriot League Record...160-125 JOE LOGAN, LOYOLA MARYLAND Year at Loyola Maryland/Overall... 11th/11th Record at Loyola Maryland...142-182 Overall Record... Same Patriot League Record...89-100 STEFANIE PEMPER, NAVY Year at Navy/Overall...8th/18th Record at Navy...143-99 Overall Record...378-146 Patriot League Record...74-41 Patriot League Among NCAA Top 25 (Games thru 2.1.16) TEAM BLOCKED SHOTS 14. Colgate...120 BLOCKED SHOTS PER GAME 7. Colgate...6.3 DEFENSIVE REBOUNDS PER GAME 7. Lehigh...31 FEWEST FOULS 5. Lehigh...269 PERSONAL FOULS PER GAME 10. Lehigh...13.4 REBOUND MARGIN 19. Bucknell...9.0 REBOUNDS PER GAME 17. Lehigh...43.65 SCORING DEFENSE 6. Army West Point...51.2 SCORING MARGIN 10. Army West Point...17.7 3-PT FG PERCENTAGE 4. Army...40.9 (133-of-325) WIN-LOST PERCENTAGE T11. Army...89.5 TEAM GAME HIGHS BLOCKED SHOTS 1. Colgate...18 FREE-THROW PCT. T1. Lehigh...100.0 (15-for-15) 3-PT FG PERCENTAGE T14. Army... 64.7 (11-of-17) T16. Lafayette...62.5 (10-of-16) T23. Army... 58.8 (10-of-17) INDIVIDUAL BLOCKED SHOTS 2. Josie Stockill, Colgate...77 T16. Molly Hourigan, Holy Cross...58 BLOCKED SHOTS PER GAME 1. Josie Stockill, Colgate...4.05 T19. Molly Hourigan, Holy Cross...2.90 DEFENSIVE REBOUNDS PER GAME 1. Lexi Martins, Lehigh...10 7. Jacquie Klotz, Bucknell...9 DOUBLE DOUBLES 3. Lexi Martins, Lehigh...16 FINAL POINTS 14. Kelsey Minato, Army...446 MINUTES PLAYED PER GAME 6. Jamie O Hare, Lafayette...38.05 25. Kelsey Minato, Army...36.84 OFFENSIVE REBOUNDS PER GAME T12. Lexi Martins, Lehigh...4 POINTS PER GAME 6. Kelsey Minato, Army...23.5 REBOUNDS 2. Lexi Martins, Lehigh...287 ------ T28. Jacquie Klotz, Bucknell...202 REBOUNDS PER GAME 2. Lexi Martins, Lehigh...14.4 ----- T28. Jacquie Klotz, Bucknell...10.1 STEALS PER GAME 18. Jamie O Hare, Lafayette...2.95 3-PT FG PER GAME 22. Kelsey Minato, Army...2.89 3-PT FG PERCENTAGE 10. Kelsey Minato, Army...44.7 16. Quinci Mann, Lehigh...43.5 18. Jacquie Klotz, Bucknell...43.3 INDIVIDUAL GAME HIGHS ASSISTS T25. Maria Liddane, American...12 BLOCKED SHOTS 1. Josie Stockill, Colgate...13 T12. Molly Hourigan, Holy Cross...8 FIELD GOALS MADE T5. Kelsey Minato, Army...16 FREE THROW ATTEMPTS T9. Kelsey Minato, Army...18 T24. Kelsey Minato, Army...16 FREE THROWS MADE 2. Kelsey Minato, Army...16 FREE-THROW PERCENTAGE 16. Kelsey Minato, Army...88.9 REBOUNDS T5. Lexi Martins, Lehigh...23 3-PT FG ATTEMPTS T6. Sarah Hope, Boston U...17 3-PT FG MADE T12. Kelsey Minato, Army...8 3-PT FG PERCENTAGE T3. Paige Kriftcher, Colgate...87.5

AP Top 25 Poll Feb. 1, 2016 Rk School (Votes) Record Pts. Prev. 1 UConn (32) 20-0 800 1 2 South Carolina 21-0 765 2 3 Notre Dame 20-1 739 3 4 Baylor 21-1 700 4 5 Maryland 19-2 659 5 6 Texas 20-1 652 6 7 Ohio State 16-4 590 7 8 Arizona State 18-3 587 8 9 Oregon State 17-3 542 9 10 Florida State 18-4 500 11 11 Mississippi State 19-4 452 13 12 Texas A&M 15-6 443 10 13 Louisville 17-5 408 14 14 UCLA 16-5 372 15 15 Stanford 17-5 311 16 16 Miami 18-3 292 17 17 Michigan State 16-4 273 18 18 Kentucky 15-5 248 12 19 South Florida 15-5 212 20 20 Oklahoma 15-5 195 21 21 Missouri 18-4 181 22 22 Florida 18-4 150 NR 23 Tennessee 13-8 60 19 24 Washington 16-5 47 25 25 Oklahoma St 15-4 45 NR Dropped Out: DePaul 23, West Virginia 24 Others Receiving Votes: George Washington 40, DePaul 37, West Virginia 26, UTEP 21, San Diego 14, Colorado State 11, BYU 7, Green Bay 6, Duquesne 5, Purdue 3, NC State 3, Duke 2, Albany 2 USA Today/Coaches Top 25 Poll Jan. 26, 2016 Rk School (Votes) Record Pts. Prev. 1 Connecticut (31) 18-0 799 1 2 South Carolina (1) 19-0 769 2 3 Notre Dame 19-1 735 3 4 Baylor 19-1 702 4 5 Maryland 17-2 664 5 6 Texas 18-1 649 6 7 Ohio St. 15-4 597 7 8 Oregon St. 16-3 577 8 9 Arizona State 17-3 537 11 10 Texas A&M 14-5 475 12 11 Florida St. 16-4 471 13 12 Kentucky 15-3 450 9 13 Mississippi St. 17-4 374 10 14 Louisville 15-5 358 17 15 Michigan St 14-4 319 18 16 Stanford 15-5 284 14 17 Miami-Florida 17-3 255 16 18 South Florida 13-5 226 15 19 UCLA 14-5 213 25 20 Oklahoma 13-5 185 19 21 DePaul 16-6 182 21 22 Green Bay 17-2 71 27 23 Tennessee 12-7 69 22 24 Missouri 16-4 62 28 25 Seton Hall 16-4 39 31 Dropped Out: No. 20 Northwestern, No. 23 Florida, No. 24 Syracuse Others Receiving Votes: Florida 37; Duquesne 36; West Virginia 34; Washington 33; Syracuse 33; Duke 32; George Washington 29; St. John s 22; Northwestern 19; Western Kentucky 18; Brigham Young 17; Oklahoma State 14; North Carolina State 5; Villanova 3; Albany 2; Florida Gulf Coast 1; Princeton 1; Texas-El Paso 1; Tulane 1 Patriot League Weekly Awards (1.25-1.31) Lehigh junior forward Lexi Martins and Lafayette freshman center Angela Ribarich were named the Lids Team Sports Patriot League Women s Basketball Player and Rookie of the Week following their performances during the twelfth week (Jan. 25-Jan.31) of the 2015-16 season. Both Martins and Ribarich earn their second awards of the season, after both players earned the same awards back on Nov. 30. Honorable mention status for the week ending on Jan. 31 went to Army West Point s Kelsey Minato, Holy Cross Molly Hourigan, Navy s Ashanti Kennedy, and American s Ari Booth. Lids Team Sports Player of the Week LEXI MARTINS, LEHIGH Jr., 6-0, F, Irvington, N.Y. Martins tallied her 15th and 16th double-doubles of the season in the Mountain Hawk s 2-0 week with wins over crosstown rival Lafayette, 82-74, on Wednesday and then League opponent Boston University on Saturday, 72-48. The junior began the week with a career high 27 points, going 9-of-17 from the field, and hauled in 15 rebounds. She grabbed another 15 rebounds against the Terriers, netted 18 points, and also added six assists in Lehigh s fourth-straight win. Martins averaged 22.5 points, 15 rebounds, and 3.5 assists per game. Lids Team Sports Rookie of the Week ANGELA RIBARICH, LAFAYETTE Fr., 6-5, C, Toronto, Ontario Ribarich averaged 10.5 points and 5.5 rebounds per game last week against Lehigh and Loyola Maryland. The rookie hauled in four rebounds and netted four points, in addition to adding one assist, block, and steal against the Mountain Hawks on Wednesday. She then made her first collegiate start against the Greyhounds and posted career-highs in both points (17) and rebounds (7). Ribarich also went 5-of-6 at the line on Saturday and now has an overall mark at the charity stripe of 81.5 percent (22-of-27). Honorable Mention KELSEY MINATO, ARMY WEST POINT Sr., 5-8, G, Huntington Beach, Calif. Minato recorded a game-high 26 points and led the Black Knights to a 68-63 win over Bucknell on Saturday to tie the Bison at the top of the standings. The senior netted 12 of her points in the fourth quarter alone, while also adding four rebounds, three assists, and a career-high-tying two blocks. Minato has now tallied double figures in scoring in 99 straight games. MOLLY HOURIGAN, HOLY CROSS Sr., 6-4, C, Memphis, N.Y. Hourigan posted back-to-back double-doubles to bring her season total to five and career total to six. In the Crusaders 59-54 win over American, the senior hauled in 10 rebounds and scored 11 points in addition to contributing three (of each) assists, blocks, and steals. Against Navy, she once again grabbed 10 rebounds to go with her career-high 18 points and also added two blocks and two steals. Hourigan hit milestones in her career last week, recording her 600th career point and 600th career rebound. ASHANTI KENNEDY, NAVY Jr., 5-8, F, Virginia Beach, Va. Kennedy led the Mids to a come-from-behind 50-49 victory over Holy Cross on Saturday at Alumni Hall. The junior totaled 17 points, behind an 8-of-13 clip from the field. She connected on 7-of-9 shots from the floor in the final 20 minutes of play, including a 4-for-4 effort in the fourth quarter. Kennedy also tallied two blocks, four rebounds, and three steals. ARI BOOTH, AMERICAN Sr., 5-7, G, Pflugerville, Texas Booth reached double figures in back-to-back games, first notching 11 points, three rebounds, and three assists in the Eagles 59-54 loss to Holy Cross on Tuesday. She then scored a career-high 21 points in AU s 64-56 win over Colgate on Saturday. The senior was 8-for-15 from the field and tallied 12 of her points in the fourth period alone. Booth also grabbed two rebounds and had three helpers.

College Insider Mid-Major Top 25 Poll Jan. 26, 2016 Rk School (votes) Record Pts Prev. 1. Green Bay (31) 17-2 775 1 2. BYU 17-4 711 3 3. Florida Gulf Coast 16-4 673 2 4. San Diego 18-2 669 6 5. Saint Mary s 16-4 638 7 6. Princeton 11-4 624 5 7. Ohio 15-3 590 9 8. South Dakota State 16-4 542 8 9. Gonzaga 14-7 516 4 10. Arkansas State 14-3 490 13 11. Penn 12-2 450 12 12. Chattanooga 13-7 429 10 13. Wright State 15-5 402 11 14. Army 16-2 366 14 15. Albany 15-3 343 15 16. James Madison 12-5 309 16 17. New Mexico State 17-3 263 17 18. Hofstra 15-3 239 18 19. South Dakota 15-5 238 19 20. Santa Clara 15-5 186 20 21. Abilene Christian 16-2 127 21 22. UL-Lafayette 14-3 113 22 23. Bucknell 14-5 69 24 24. Ball State 14-4 55 NR 25. Drake 12-6 42 23 OTHERS RECEIVING VOTES: Youngstown State 40, Eastern Michigan 35, Central Arkansas 33, Stetson 29, Montana State 14, Eastern Washington 12, Long Beach State 12, Missouri State 11, Maine 8, Elon 6, Stony Brook 5, Texas Southern 4, UC Riverside 3, William & Mary 2, Mercer 1, Northern Iowa 1 Lids Team Sports Patriot League Weekly Awards (2015-16) Player of the Week 02.01.16 LEXI MARTINS, LEHIGH Jr., F, Irvington, N.Y. 22.5 ppg, 15 rpg, recorded back-to-back double-doubles 01.25.16 JACQUIE KLOTZ, BUCKNELL So., G, West Windsor, N.J. 21.5 ppg, 10.0 rpg, 2.5 apg, 3.5 spg, 50 FG%, 58 3FG% 01.18.16 CLAIRE DEBOER, BUCKNELL Jr., 6-1, F, Grosse Pointe, Mich. 19.0 ppg, 9.5 rpg,.552 FG%, 15 pts-12 reb vs. Colgate 01.11.16 KELSEY MINATO, ARMY WEST POINT Sr., G, Huntington Beach, Calif. 26.5 ppg,.656 FG%,.556 3P%, 4.5 rpg, 4.5 apg, 2.5 spg 01.04.16 KAITLYN SLAGUS, BUCKNELL Fr., F, Belle Vernon, Pa. 21 ppg,.567 FG%, 6.5 rpg, 21 pts. in 15 mins. vs. Navy 12.28.15 JOSIE STOCKILL, COLGATE Sr., 6-3, F, Napier, New Zealand 27 pts., NCAA single-game high 13 blks. vs. Lafayette 12.21.15 JACQUIE KLOTZ, BUCKNELL So., G, West Windsor, N.J. 25 pts.,.642 FG%,.625 3FG%, 9 reb., 5 assists 12.14.15 KELSEY MINATO, ARMY WEST POINT Sr., G, Huntington Beach, Calif. 26.0 ppg,.581 FG%,.565 3P%, Over 2,000 career pts. 12.07.15 KELSEY MINATO, ARMY WEST POINT Sr., G, Huntington Beach, Calif. 21.5 ppg, 90 FT%, 5 apg, Army s all-time leading scorer 11.30.15 LEXI MARTINS, LEHIGH Jr., F, Irvington, N.Y. 16.5 ppg, 13.3 rpg, 52.5 FG%, 85.2 FT%, 3 double-doubles 11.23.15 JACQUIE KLOTZ, BUCKNELL So., G, West Windsor, N.J. 26.0 ppg, 17.5 rpg, 1.5 apg, 54 FG%, 86 FT% 11.16.15 KELSEY MINATO, ARMY WEST POINT Sr., G, Huntington Beach, Calif. 27.0 ppg, 7.5 rpg, 2.0 apg, 45.7 FG%, 79.2 FT% Rookie of the Week 02.01.16 ANGELA RIBARICH, LAFAYETTE Fr., C, Toronto, Ontario 10.5 ppg, 5.5. rpg, career-high 17 pts. & 7 reb. vs. Loyola 01.25.16 CECILY CARL, AMERICAN Fr., F, Mechanicsburg, Pa. 16 pts., 5 reb., & career-high 5 blocks vs. Lafayette 01.18.16 KAITLYN SLAGUS, BUCKNELL Fr., F, Belle Vernon, Pa. 20 pts., 5.0 rpg, hit game-tying trey of 17-pt. comeback vs. Lehigh 01.11.16 ALEX CANTWELL, LAFAYETTE Fr., 5-10, G, Glen Head, N.Y. 28 pts., 5.0 rpg, 4.0 apg, 17 pts. (8-of-11 FG) vs. Boston U. 01.04.16 KAITLYN SLAGUS, BUCKNELL Fr., F, Belle Vernon, Pa. 21 ppg,.567 FG%, 6.5 rpg, 21 pts. in 15 mins. vs. Navy 12.28.15 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 12.21.15 KAITLYN LEWIS, AMERICAN Fr., G, Scranton, Pa. 21 pts.,.438 FG%, led AU to first win of year vs. Dartmouth w/ 14 pts. 12.14.15 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 12.07.15 KYI ENGLISH, BUCKNELL Fr., G, East Orange, N.J. 21 pts., scored 13 pts. vs. FDU to help Bison in comeback win 11.30.15 ANGELA RIBARICH, LAFAYETTE Fr., C, Toronto, Ontario 15 pts. & 6 reb. in Leopards first win of season vs. St. Peter s 11.23.15 KAITLYN SLAGUS, BUCKNELL Fr., F, Belle Vernon, Pa. 11 pts., 2 reb., & 5-for-5 from the line vs. Binghamton 11.16.15 MADISON HOVREN, ARMY WEST POINT Fr., F, Spokane, Wash. 4 pts. & 5 reb. in collegiate debut vs. Pepperdine

2015-16 Team Statistics Through games of 1.30.16 Scoring Offense 1. Army West Point... 68.9 2. Lehigh... 68.0 3. Bucknell... 64.6 4. Holy Cross... 61.1 5. Lafayette... 56.8 6. Colgate... 56.3 7. Navy... 56.0 8. Loyola Maryland... 55.0 9. Boston University... 52.0 10. American... 51.9 Scoring Defense 1. Army West Point... 51.2 2. Navy... 56.4 3. Bucknell... 59.2 4. American... 59.5 5. Lehigh... 59.8 6. Loyola Maryland... 61.6 7. Holy Cross... 61.8 8. Lafayette... 64.0 9. Colgate... 68.5 10. Boston University... 68.8 Rebounding Margin 1. Bucknell... +9.0 2. Lehigh... +7.2 3. Army West Point... +6.5 4. Lafayette... -0.6 5. American... -2.5 6. Loyola Maryland... -3.8 7. Boston University... -4.2 8. Colgate... -4.8 9. Navy... -5.2 10. Holy Cross... -6.1 Assists per Game 1. Army West Point... 14.7 2. Holy Cross... 13.9 2. Lehigh... 13.9 4. Lafayette... 13.6 5. Navy... 13.4 6. Bucknell... 13.3 6. American... 13.3 8. Colgate... 11.4 9. Loyola Maryland... 11.1 10. Boston University... 10.8 Blocked Shots per Game 1. Colgate... 6.3 2. Holy Cross... 4.8 3. Army West Point... 4.4 4. Boston University... 3.6 5. Bucknell... 3.4 6. Lafayette... 3.2 7. American... 2.9 8. Lehigh... 2.5 9. Navy... 2.4 10. Loyola Maryland... 2.2 Steals per Game 1. Navy... 10.2 2. Army West Point... 9.0 3. Loyola Maryland... 8.3 4. Holy Cross... 8.1 5. Lafayette... 8.0 6. Boston University... 7.0 7. Colgate... 6.8 8. Bucknell... 6.4 9. Lehigh... 6.2 10. American... 5.3 Patriot League Records Most Points, Career 2,462 1. Molly Creamer, Bucknell (1999-03) 2,259. Kelsey Minato, Army (2012-pres.) 2,077 3. Amy O Brien, Holy Cross (1995-99) 1,941 4. Katie Macfarlane, Army (2000-04) 1,857 5. Courtney Davidson, Navy (2000-04) 1,807 6. Anne Tierney, Lehigh (1999-03) 1,721 7. Lauren Maney, Holy Cross (1992-96) 1,719 8. Cara Enright, Army (2004-08) 1,676 9. Erica Prosser, Lehigh (2007-11) 1,646 10. Alex Smith, Holy Cross (2010-14) Active 1,459 Kerry Kinek, Lehigh (2012-pres.) Most Rebounds, Career 1,143 1. Katie Macfarlane, Army (2000-04) 1,129 2. Anne Tierney, Lehigh (1999-03) 1,036 3. Erin Anthony, Army (2007-11) 1,033 4. Jade Geif, Navy (2010-14) 1,011 5. Kathy Courtney, Holy Cross (1993-97) 963 6. Amy O Brien, Holy Cross (1995-99) 947 7. Megan Gibbons, Colgate (1995-99) 923 8. Becky Dowling, Navy (1994-98) 904 9. Hope Foster, Bucknell (2004-08) 902 10. Vicki Quimby, Bucknell (1998-02) Active 897 Kerry Kinek, Lehigh (2012-pres.) 747 Lexi Martins, Lehigh (2013-pres.) Most Assists, Career 617 1. Veronica Jutras, Holy Cross (1996-00) 593 2. Molly Creamer, Bucknell (1999-03) 572 3. Kim Lynch, Holy Cross (1992-96) 565 4. Alex Smith, Holy Cross (2010-14) 541 5. Erica Prosser, Lehigh (2007-11) 532 6. Anna Kinne, Holy Cross (1996-00) 511 7. Angela Myers, Navy (2007-11) 497 8. Jessica Mudry, Lehigh (1992-96) 474 9. Claire Sullivan, Lehigh (2004-08) 468 10. Maile Shimoda, Navy (2000-04) Active 353 Jamie O Hare, Lafayette (2012-pres.) Most Blocks, Career 364 1. Danielle Fiacco, Lafayette (2010-14) 344 2. Hope Foster, Bucknell (2004-08) 309 3. Kathy Courtney, Holy Cross (1993-97) 243 4. Aimee Oertner, Army (2012-pres.) 234 5. Molly Hourigan, Holy Cross (2012-pres.) 222 6. Erin Anthony, Army (2007-11) 215 7. Cassie Consedine, Navy (2007-11) 213 8. Josie Stockill, Colgate (2012-pres.) 212 8. Liz Leer, American (2007-11) 201 10. Lisa Andrews, Holy Cross (2001-05) Most Steals, Career 532 1. Heidi Caruso, Lafayette (1990-94) 334 2. Chanel Spriggs, American (2001-04) 333 3. Anna Kinne, Holy Cross (1996-00) 312 4. K.C. Vlah, Bucknell (1991-96) 309 5. Jessica Mudry, Lehigh (1991-96) 306 6. Molly Creamer, Bucknell (1999-03) 297 7. Chanel Hunt, American (2001-05) 288 8. Veronica Jutras, Holy Cross (1996-00) 281 9. Megan Ballard, Colgate (2002-06) 277 10. Erica Prosser, Lehigh (2007-11) Field-Goal Percentage, Career (min. 300 made).589 (507-861) 1. Colleen Fitzpatrick, Lafayette (2000-04).561 (572-1,019) 2. Kathy Courtney, Holy Cross (1993-97).535 (328-613) 3. Michelle Holmes, American (2012-pres.).532 (782-1,474) 4. Amy O Brien, Holy Cross (1995-99).527 (350-664) 5. Nicole Williams, Fordham (1990-92).525 (423-805) 6. Kaitlin Foley, Holy Cross (2003-07).523 (625-1,196) 7. Katie O Keefe, Holy Cross (1999-03).519 (593-1143) 8. Jade Geif, Navy (2010-14).516 (564-1094) 9. Liz Leer, American (2007-11).514 (340-661) 10. Jennifer Bayer, Lafayette (1999-03) 3-PT FG Percentage, Career (min. 100 made).439 (183-417) 1. Heather Donlon, Fordham (1990-93).421 (276-656) 2. Kelsey Minato, Army (2012-pres.).396 (277-700) 3. Bethany O Dell, Holy Cross (2006-10).385 (245-636) 4. Courtney Davidson, Navy (2000-04).376 (349-927) 5. Alex Smith, Holy Cross (2010-14).376 (167-444) 6. Amanda Brown, Bucknell (2005-09).375 (220-587) 7. Allison Lipinski, Colgate (2001-05).373 (179-480) 8. Jeanette Paukert, Holy Cross (1998-02).372 (222-596) 9. Alexis Dobbs, American (2010-14).368 (203-551) 10. Kara Pollinger, Navy (2010-14) Most 3-PT Field Goals Made, Career 349 1. Alex Smith, Holy Cross (2010-14) 286 2. Alex Ross, Lehigh (2006-10) 277 3. Bethany O Dell (2006-10) 276 5. Kelsey Minato, Army (2012-pres.) 245 6. Courtney Davidson, Navy (2000-04) 238 7. Sara Ellis, Lehigh (2003-07) 222 8. Alexis Dobbs, American (2010-14) 220 9. Allison Lipinski, Colgate (2001-05) 218 10. Chloe Stapleton, Navy (2011-15)

American Eagles (5-15, 3-6 PL) Nov. 13 at Princeton L, 72-34 Nov. 17 at No. 20/22 George Washington L, 78-48 Nov. 19 HOFSTRA L, 60-51 Nov. 22 ELON L, 62-54 Nov. 25 at William & Mary L, 62-51 Nov. 29 WAKE FOREST L, 71-70 Dec. 2 at UMBC L, 47-46 Dec. 5 at James Madison L, 74-45 Dec. 17 at Dartmouth W, 45-41 Dec. 20 MANHATTAN W, 52-48 Dec. 22 at Pitt L, 76-58 Dec. 30 at Loyola Maryland* L, 52-46 Jan. 3 at Colgate* W, 49-37 Jan. 6 BUCKNELL* L, 66-60 Jan. 9 at Lehigh* W, 59-55 Jan. 13 at Boston University* L, 63-59 Jan. 16 ARMY WEST POINT* L, 52-42 Jan. 20 LAFAYETTE* L, 60-51 Jan. 26 at Holy Cross* L, 59-54 Jan. 30 Colgate* W, 64-56 Feb. 3 at Bucknell* 7 p.m. Feb. 6 LEHIGH* District Day 2 p.m. Feb. 10 BOSTON UNIVERSITY* 7 p.m. Feb. 13 at Army West Point* 3 p.m. Feb. 17 at Lafayette* 7 p.m. Feb. 20 HOLY CROSS* 2 p.m. Feb. 24 at Navy* 7 p.m. Feb. 27 LOYOLA MARYLAND* 4 p.m. Mar. 2 NAVY* 7 p.m. Army Black Knights (17-2, 8-1 PL) Nov. 13 PEPPERDINE W, 63-53 Nov. 15 QUINNIPIAC W, 67-57 Nov. 19 CENTRAL CONNECTICUT STATE W, 81-52 Nov. 22 at No. 9/14 Duke L, 72-61 Nov. 29 RIDER W, 57-42 Dec. 3 at Yale W, 65-61 Dec. 5 No. RV/-- ALBANY W, 65-62 Dec. 8 at ST. FRANCIS BROOKLYN (PLN) W, 74-35 Dec. 11 at NJIT W, 71-35 Dec. 19 EMERSON W, 86-47 Dec. 30 LEHIGH* W, 63-39 Jan. 2 at Bucknell* L, 79-69 Jan. 6 at Lafayette* W, 78-45 Jan. 9 LOYOLA MARYLAND* W, 70-37 Jan. 13 COLGATE* W, 67-55 Jan. 16 at American* W, 52-42 Jan. 20 HOLY CROSS* W, 77-58 Jan. 23 vs. Navy* (1) (CBSSN) W, 75-38 Jan. 30 BUCKNELL* W, 68-63 Feb. 3 LAFAYETTE* 7 p.m. Feb. 6 at Loyola Maryland* 2 p.m. Feb. 10 at Colgate* 7 p.m. Feb. 13 AMERICAN* 3 p.m. Feb. 17 at Holy Cross* 7 p.m. Feb. 20 at Navy* (CBSSN) 11 a.m. Feb. 24 BOSTON UNIVERSITY* 7 p.m. Feb. 27 at Lehigh* 7:30 p.m. Mar. 2 at Boston University* 7 p.m. Boston University Terriers (1-19, 1-8 PL) Nov. 13 NORTHEASTERN L, 77-44 Nov. 18 ALBANY L, 83-43 Nov. 21 BOSTON COLLEGE L, 58-37 Nov. 24 at Harvard L, 73-55 Nov. 28 at Dartmouth L, 72-52 Dec. 1 at UMass-Lowell L, 70-57 Dec. 5 at New Hampshire L, 69-52 Dec. 9 RHODE ISLAND L, 57-41 Dec. 12 MARIST L, 73-54 Dec. 19 at Massachusetts L, 73-56 Dec. 28 VERMONT L, 60-45 Dec. 30 HOLY CROSS* L, 60-41 Jan. 2 LEHIGH* L, 73-66 Jan. 7 at Navy* L, 67-56 Jan. 9 at Lafayette* L, 71-56 Jan. 13 AMERICAN* W, 63-59 Jan. 16 at Loyola Maryland* L, 63-54 Jan. 20 COLGATE* L, 72-63 Jan. 23 at Bucknell* L, 74-56 Jan. 30 at Lehigh* L, 72-48 Feb. 04 NAVY* 7 p.m. Feb. 06 LAFAYETTE* 2 p.m. Feb. 10 at American* 7 p.m. Feb. 13 LOYOLA MARYLAND* 2 p.m. Feb. 17 at Colgate* 7 p.m. Feb. 20 BUCKNELL* 2 p.m. Feb. 24 at Army West Point* 7 p.m. Feb. 27 at Holy Cross* 1 p.m. Mar. 2 ARMY WEST POINT* 7 p.m. Bucknell Bison (14-6, 8-1 PL) Nov. 13 at Cleveland State W, 59-57 Nov. 15 at No. 3 Notre Dame L, 85-54 Nov. 18 BINGHAMTON W, 76-46 Nov. 21 at Manhattan W, 61-56 Nov. 24 MOUNT ST. MARY S W, 71-45 Nov. 29 at Canisius L, 61-56 Dec. 2 YOUNGSTOWN STATE L, 55-47 Dec. 4 FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON W, 72-62 Dec. 8 at UMBC L, 65-52 Dec. 20 DELAWARE W, 80-51 Dec. 22 at Morgan State L, 64-50 Dec. 30 at Navy* W, 51-41 Jan. 2 ARMY WEST POINT* W, 79-69 Jan. 6 at American* W, 66-60 Jan. 9 at Holy Cross* W, 58-51 Jan. 13 LEHIGH* W, 80-77 (OT) Jan. 16 at Colgate* W, 71-51 Jan. 20 LOYOLA MARYLAND* W, 71-64 Jan. 23 BOSTON UNIVERSITY* W, 74-56 Jan. 30 at Army West Point* L, 68-63 Feb. 3 AMERICAN* 7 p.m. Feb. 6 HOLY CROSS* 12 p.m. Feb. 10 at Lehigh* 7 p.m. Feb. 13 COLGATE* 2 p.m. Feb. 17 at Loyola Maryland* 7 p.m. Feb. 20 at Boston University* 2 p.m. Feb. 24 LAFAYETTE* 7 p.m. Feb. 27 NAVY* 7 p.m. Mar. 2 at Lafayette* (ASN) 6 p.m.

Colgate Raiders (4-15, 2-7 PL) Nov. 15 at Kent State L, 76-71 Nov. 18 at Cornell L, 73-60 Nov. 22 MONMOUTH L, 86-80 (OT) Nov. 27 at No. 20/-- DePaul L, 96-46 Dec. 5 at LIU Brooklyn W, 63-53 Dec. 7 at Binghamton L, 63-56 Dec. 9 No. 1 UCONN L, 94-50 Dec. 13 GONZAGA L, 80-50 Dec. 19 ST. BONAVENTURE L, 62-38 Dec. 22 at Lafayette* W, 72-59 Dec. 28 Siena W, 52-50 Jan. 2 AMERICAN* L, 49-37 Jan. 6 HOLY CROSS* L, 80-71 Jan. 9 at Navy* L, 51-41 Jan. 13 at Army West Point* L, 67-55 Jan. 16 BUCKNELL* L, 71-51 Jan. 20 at Boston University* W, 72-63 Jan. 23 LOYOLA MARYLAND* L, 65-49 Jan. 30 at American* L, 64-56 Feb. 3 at Holy Cross* 7 p.m. Feb. 6 NAVY* 4 p.m. Feb. 10 ARMY WEST POINT* 7 p.m. Feb. 13 at Bucknell* 2 p.m. Feb. 17 BOSTON UNIVERSITY* 7 p.m. Feb. 21 at Loyola Maryland* 2 p.m. Feb. 24 at Lehigh* 7 p.m. Feb. 27 LAFAYETTE* (Senior Day) 4 p.m. Mar. 2 LEHIGH* 7 p.m. Holy Cross Crusaders (8-12, 5-4 PL) Nov. 13 at Penn State L, 86-82 (OT) Nov. 15 MASSACHUSETTS L, 74-60 Nov. 18 at Boston College L, 60-51 Nov. 21 at Quinnipiac L, 74-61 Nov. 25 at Yale L, 69-59 Nov. 29 BRYANT W, 65-64 Dec. 2 VERMONT W, 77-63 Dec. 6 at Pitt L, 56-50 Dec. 9 at UMass Lowell L, 75-67 Dec. 12 MANHATTAN W, 58-44 Dec. 21 DARTMOUTH L, 60-54 Dec. 30 at Boston University* W, 60-41 Jan. 2 NAVY* W, 57-49 Jan. 6 at Colgate* W, 80-71 Jan. 9 BUCKNELL* L, 58-51 Jan. 13 LAFAYETTE* W, 66-49 Jan. 17 at Lehigh* (ASN) L, 61-58 Jan. 20 at Army West Point* L, 77-58 Jan. 26 AMERICAN* W, 59-54 Jan. 30 at Navy* L, 50-49 Feb. 3 COLGATE* 7:05 p.m. Feb. 6 at Bucknell* 2 p.m. Feb. 10 at Lafayette* 7 p.m. Feb. 13 LEHIGH* 1:05 p.m. Feb. 17 ARMY WEST POINT* 7:05 p.m. Feb. 20 at American* 2 p.m. Feb. 24 LOYOLA MARYLAND* 7:05 p.m. Feb. 27 BOSTON UNIVERSITY* 1:05 p.m. Mar. 2 at Loyola Maryland* 7 p.m. Lafayette Leopards (4-15, 2-7 PL) Nov. 13 at Delaware L, 67-47 Nov. 17 at Penn L, 54-37 Nov. 20 DUQUESNE L, 73-65 Nov. 22 at Hartford L, 55-50 Nov. 24 at Fordham L, 61-49 Nov. 29 SAINT PETER S W, 72-69 Dec. 4 ST. FRANCIS BROOKLYN W, 77-59 Dec. 9 at Wagner L, 69-48 Dec. 22 COLGATE* L, 72-59 Dec. 28 vs. Richmond (1) L, 54-46 Dec. 29 vs. Coppin State (1) L, 64-57 Jan. 2 at Loyola Maryland* L, 66-65 Jan. 6 ARMY WEST POINT* L, 78-45 Jan. 9 BOSTON UNIVERSITY* W, 71-56 Jan. 13 at Holy Cross* L, 66-49 Jan. 16 NAVY* L, 65-48 (OT) Jan. 20 at American* W, 60-51 Jan. 27 at Lehigh* L, 82-74 Jan. 30 LOYOLA MARYLAND* L, 55-51 Feb. 3 at Army West Point* 7 p.m. Feb. 6 at Boston University* 2 p.m. Feb. 10 HOLY CROSS* 7 p.m. Feb. 13 at Navy* 7 p.m. Feb. 17 AMERICAN* 7 p.m. Feb. 20 LEHIGH* 2 p.m. Feb. 24 at Bucknell* 7 p.m. Feb. 27 at Colgate* 4 p.m. Mar. 2 BUCKNELL* (ASN) 6 p.m. Lehigh Mountain Hawks (13-7, 6-3 PL) Nov. 13 MONMOUTH W, 95-88 (OT) Nov. 15 KUTZTOWN W, 81-51 Nov. 19 at NJIT W, 75-47 Nov. 23 at Delaware State W, 83-49 Nov. 25 SAINT PETER S W, 74-42 Nov. 28 MONTANA (1) W, 80-53 Nov. 29 VILLANOVA (1) L, 65-44 Dec. 2 SAINT JOSEPH S L, 63-62 Dec. 6 at Illinois L, 76-67 Dec. 17 at Rider L, 61-60 (OT) Dec. 20 at Hampton W, 63-56 Dec. 30 at Army West Point* L, 63-39 Jan. 2 at Boston University* W, 73-66 Jan. 6 LOYOLA MARYLAND* W, 66-48 Jan. 9 AMERICAN* L, 59-55 Jan. 13 at Bucknell* L, 80-77 (OT) Jan. 17 HOLY CROSS* (ASN) W, 61-58 Jan. 20 at Navy* W, 51-48 Jan. 27 LAFAYETTE* W, 82-74 Jan. 30 BOSTON UNIVERSITY* W, 72-48 Feb. 3 at Loyola Maryland* 7 p.m. Feb. 6 at American* 2 p.m. Feb. 10 BUCKNELL* 7 p.m. Feb. 13 at Holy Cross* 1 p.m. Feb. 17 NAVY* 7 p.m. Feb. 20 at Lafayette* 2 p.m. Feb. 24 COLGATE* 7 p.m. Feb. 27 ARMY WEST POINT* 7:30 p.m. Mar. 2 at Colgate* 7 p.m.