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WOMEN’S BASKETBALL (#1 • Nov. 26, 2001) 

Ivy Overall Sports Info 

Team Record Home Away Record Home Away Neut Contact 

Dartmouth Big Green 0 - 0 0-0 0-0 3 - 1 0-0 2-1 1-0 Rocco Gasparro 603.646.2468 rocco.gasparro@dartmouth.edu 

Princeton Tigers 0 - 0 0-0 0-0 3 - 1 1-0 1-0 1-1 Tom Milajecki 609.258.3568 tmilajec@princeton.edu 

Pennsylvania Quakers 0 - 0 0-0 0-0 2 - 1 0-0 0-1 2-0 Kenisha Rhone 215.898.6128 krhone@pobox.upenn.edu 

Brown Bears 0 - 0 0-0 0-0 2 - 2 1-1 0-0 1-1 Mike Vigneux 401.863.2219 michael_vigneux@brown.edu 

Harvard Crimson 0 - 0 0-0 0-0 2 - 2 1-0 1-1 0-1 Jennifer Rupp 617.495.2206 jrupp@fas.harvard.edu 

Columbia Lions 0 - 0 0-0 0-0 1 - 2 0-0 1-2 0-0 Trisha Malizia 212.854.2534 pam178@columbia.edu 

Yale Bulldogs 0 - 0 0-0 0-0 1 - 2 0-0 0-1 1-1 Kevin Anderson 203.432.1456 sports.info@yale.edu 

Cornell Big Red 0 - 0 0-0 0-0 1 - 3 0-1 1-1 0-1 Craig Sachson 607.255.3752 cs254@cornell.edu 

IVYLEAGUESPORTS.COM PLAYER OF THE WEEK 

Keri Downs Dartmouth, Junior, Guard 

5-4, Everett, Mass. (Everett) 

Downs averaged 24.8 ppg, 4.5 rebounds and 4.4 assists 

per game, leading the Big Green to a 3-1 record. She shot 

56.9 percent from the floor and 96.8 percent from the 

free-throw line; set the school record by connecting on 25 

straight foul shots; scored a career-high 30 in a win over 

Colgate; tallied 26 points in a loss to #3 Vanderbilt, hitting 

on 10-of-12 from the field and 6-of-6 from the charity 

stripe; and recorded a double-double against Indiana St. 

IVYLEAGUESPORTS.COM ROOKIE OF THE WEEK 

Karen Bolster Princeton, Freshman, Guard 

5-8, Kendall Park, N.J. (Notre Dame) 

Bolster led Princeton in scoring in its first four games. She 

set a Princeton women’s basketball record for most points 

scored in a career debut with 24 points, making seven 

three-pointers. Only one other player, male or female, 

has done better— Bill Bradley, 27 points, 1962. She is 

averaging 14.8 ppg and is averaging 59 percent from 

behind the arc, making 13-of-22 triples this season. 

Princeton has started the season 3-1. 

IVY LEAGUE HONOR ROLL 

Jewel Clark Pennsylvania, Sophomore, Guard 

The Waldorf, Md., native scored a season-high 23 points in a 74-69 loss to La 

Salle. Clark was also named the 2001 Army Tip-Off Classic Most Valuable 

Player after leading the Quakers to a 63-59 win over Hofstra, scoring 16 points 

and grabbing nine rebounds. In the championship game, Clark had 18 points 

and eight rebounds in a 75-70 victory over Davidson. 

Lauren Kilduff Cornell, Sophomore, Guard 

The Flushing, N.Y., native was named to the All-Tournament team at the 

Holiday Inn Express Eagle Classic after doubling her career high with 18 points. 

She also added nine rebounds. 

Nyema Mitchell Brown, Sophomore, Forward 

Mitchell, of Birmingham, Ala., led the Bears to third-place in the UIC Tourney. 

She recorded a double-double, with 12 pts. and 12 reb. in a 68-47 loss to Alcorn 

State. She followed that performance with 14 points, nine boards and two blocks 

in a 73-57 victory over Air Force and was named to the All-Tournament team. 

Megan O’Neill Columbia, Junior, Guard 

The East Brunswick, N.J., native tied her career-high with 19 points vs Army in 

the Lions’ 64-61 win over the Black Knights. Her most important basket of the 

night came with six seconds left to play and tied the game at 61. Fouled on the 

play, O’Neill netted the free throw to secure the Lions’ victory. She also had a 

17-point effort in the overtime loss to UIC. 

Hana Peljto Harvard, Sophomore, Forward 

Peljto, a native of Brooklyn Park, Minn., averaged 20.8 points in her first four 

outings. She tied her career high with 27 points against Wagner. She leads the 

team in rebounding and scoring. She posted double-doubles in games against 

Boston U. (17 pts., 11 reb.) and Fairfield (15 pts., 12 reb.). 

Lauren Rigney Princeton, Senior, Wing 

The Marlborough, Mass., native is averaging 13.8 points per game this season 

and scored a career-high 20 points against Santa Clara. She was named to the 

All-Tournament team averaging 18 points and seven boards for the weekend. 

Meg Simpson Yale, Senior, Forward 

The Marietta, Ga., native was named to the Coors Classic All-Tournament team 

after setting the record for the most rebounds in tournament history with 28. She 

posted 12 points and 11 boards against Houston, then recorded six points and 

17 boards in the victory over Bowling Green. She is shooting 87.5% from the 

free-throw line. 

Tuesday, November 20 

Boston U. 93, Harvard 77 

Dartmouth 79, Hartford 73 

Columbia 64, Army 61 

Wednesday, November 21 

Cornell 64, Albany 62 

Friday, November 23 

Santa Clara 80, Princeton 52 

Saturday, November 24 

Alcorn State 68, Brown 47 

Dartmouth 80, Indiana State 68 

Harvard 68, Fairfield 62 

Houston 61, Yale 59 

Princeton 82, Northeastern 80 

Sunday, November 25 

Rice 76, Cornell 63 

Villanova 59, Harvard 51 

Brown 73, Air Force 57 

Vanderbilt 98, Dartmouth 62 

Yale 81, Bowling Green 69 

Tuesday, November 27 

5:00................Hofstra at Columbia 

7:00 ............Binghamton at Cornell 

Wednesday, November 28 

7:00............Dartmouth at Vermont 

7:00.......................Penn at Temple 

8:00 ..............Central Conn. at Yale 

Thursday, November 29 

7:00 ..............Providence at Brown 

7:00 ....Manhattanville at Columbia 

Friday, November 30 

6:00 ...............Harvard vs Idaho St. 

Commerce Bank-Wildcat Classic 

7:00 ...............Penn at Stony Brook 

Stony Brook Tournament 

Saturday, December 1 

1:00 ........................Army at Brown 

Brown Classic 

2:00...................Cornell at Colgate 

2:00............Princeton at Delaware 

4:30 .......................Hartford at Yale 

5/7:00...Penn vs LMU or G. Mason 

Stony Brook Tournament 

6/8:00 .........Harvard vs Kan. St. or 

........................................................ 

Grambling 

Commerce Bank-Wildcat Classic 

7:00 ................Columbia at Lehigh 

Sunday, December 2 

1/3:00 .........Brown vs Tex. A&M or 

.......................................Quinnipiac 

BB&T Classic in Washington, D.C.

WOMEN’S HOOPS IN THE IVY LEAGUE 

Brown Bears (2-2, 0-0 Ivy) 

Call It Even The Brown women’s basketball team has opened its 2001-02 season by recording a 2-2 record ... 

The Bears defeated Fordham on Nov. 17 with a thrilling 63-58 come-from-behind victory in the Bronx in their first 

game of the season ... Senior Rada Pavichevich (Norwood Park, Ill.) scored a game-high 19 points and pulled 

down nine rebounds ... Also turning in impressive performances were sophomore guards Tanara Golston (Skokie, 

Ill.) with 18 points and six steals and Stephanie Bruce (Summit, N.J.) with 14 points on five-of-eight shooting ... In 

their second game of the season, the Bears dropped a 66-45 decision to the URI Rams in Kingston ... Over the 

Thanksgiving weekend, Brown took home third place at the University of Illinois-Chicago Tournament ... Although 

the Bears suffered a 68-47 loss in the opening game to Alcorn State on Saturday, they quickly rebounded to earn a 

73-57 victory over the Air Force Falcons in the consolation game ... Pavichevich and sophomore Tara Williams 

(Portland, Ore.) each had 15 points to lead Brown to the victory ... Bruce also chipped in with 14 points and seven 

rebounds. 

Mitchell in the Middle Brown sophomore forward Nyema Mitchell (Birmingham, Ala.) was selected to the 

All-Tournment team of the UIC Tournament ... She recorded a double-double, with 12 points and 12 rebounds, in 

the Bears’ 68-47 loss to Alcorn State ... She followed that performance with 14 points, nine boards and two blocks 

in the 73-57 victory over Air Force. 

Columbia Lions (1-2, 0-0 Ivy) 

A Lion First The Lions’ 64-61 win over Army was Columbia’s first victory over the Black Knights since the 

series began in 1992 ... Junior Megan O’Neill (East Brunswick, N.J.) tied her career high with 19 points vs. Army, 

but her most important basket came with six seconds left to play in overtime and the score tied at 61 ... O’Neill got 

a pass on the left side of the basket and hit the layup to put the Lions up 63-61 and was fouled on the play ... She 

netted the free throw to secure the victory ...The Lions will host Hofstra on Tuesday at 5 pm in their home opener. 

Double-double In the Light Blue’s overtime loss in the season opener against Illinois-Chicago, senior tri-captain 

Megan Bramlette (Flossmoor, Ill.) had her first career double-double with 17 points and 10 rebounds ... She is 

leading the team with 12.7 ppg and 6.0 rpg. 

Lesko To Overtime In her first ever collegiate game, freshman forward Nicole Lesko (Jasper, Ind.) hit a last 

second free-throw against Illinois-Chicago to tie the game and send it to overtime ... The first-year had 10 points in 

the contest ... She is averaging 6.3 ppg and team second 4.7 rpg. 

Cornell Big Red (1-3, 0-0 Ivy) 

En “Force” er Cornell defeated Albany 64-62 on Wednesday after sophomore tri-captain Karen Force 

(Columbus, Ind.) connected on a layup with 2.2 seconds remaining in the contest. 

Do-ing It Up Senior Do Stevens (Burton, Mich.) needs 43 points to become the ninth Big Red player to score 

1,000 points in a career ... In Cornell’s first three contests, Stevens, along with Force and Breean Walas 

(Bloomfield Hills, Mich.), has averaged double-digits in points. 

The Big Red Cornell lost its home-opener to Rice on Sunday evening ... The Big Red will look for its first home 

victory against Binghamton this Tuesday. 

Dartmouth Big Green (3-1, 0-0 Ivy) 

On the Road Again The Big Green finished its first two weeks at 3-1 with road wins over Colgate, Hartford 

and Indiana State ... Dartmouth’s only loss came on Sunday to No. 3 Vanderbilt ... The Big Green has scored more 

than 70 points in three-of-four games ... Dartmouth is in the midst of playing 11 straight road games ... They are 

shooting 79.5 percent from the free throw line this season. 

Double Trouble Junior Katharine Hanks (Bloomfield Hills, Mich.) is averaging a double-double over 

Dartmouth’s first four contests with 21.3 ppg and 10.5 rpg ... She was named to the All-Tournament team at the 

First Tennessee Tournament by averaging 21.0 points and 9.5 boards against Indiana State and Vanderbilt ... 

Teammate, Keri Downs (Everett, Mass.), set the school record by connecting on 25 straight free throws ... She is 

averaging 24.8 points, 4.5 rebounds and 4.4 assists per game, while shooting 56.9 percent from the floor and 96.8 

percent from the free-throw line ... Downs has tallied 30 points in the win over Colgate, 26 in the loss to Vanderbilt 

and 21 in the win over Hartford ... She, too, recorded a double-double, with 17 points and 10 assists in the win over 

the Sycamores.

WOMEN’S HOOPS IN THE IVY LEAGUE 

Harvard Crimson (2-2, 0-0 Ivy) 

The Crimson Start Harvard is 2-2 overall heading into this weekend’s Wildcat Classic hosted by Kansas 

State ... Harvard will face Idaho on Friday and then the winner of the Kansas State vs. Grambling matchup ... The 

Crimson opened its season with a 77-54 win over Wagner, then fell to Boston U. 93-77 ... Harvard then went on the 

road for its next two contests, posting a 68-62 win over Fairfield and then dropping a 59-51 contest to Villanova. 

Peljto On Fire Sophomore guard Hana Peljto (Brooklyn Park, Minn.) averaged 20.8 points per game in her 

first four outings ... She tied her career-high in points with 27 against Wagner in the season opener ... She has led 

the Crimson in scoring in each game this season. 

Pennsylvania Quakers (2-1, 0-0 Ivy) 

Best Start The Quakers are off to their best start since the 1983-84 season when they also started the season 

2-0 before dropping their third game of the season ...Penn went on to finish second in the standings in that season 

... The Quakers will play for Philly bragging rights when they face the Temple Owls on Wednesday ... This weekend 

they travel to the Stony Brook Tournament to face Stony Brook and then LMU or George Mason. 

A Precious Jewel Sophomore guard Jewel Clark (Waldorf, Md.) scored a season-high 23 points against La 

Salle and earned the Most Valuable Player Award of the 2001 Army Tip-Off Classic. 

Princeton Tigers (3-1, 0-0 Ivy) 

Back On Track The Tigers, under the direction of first-year head coach Richard Barron, have eclipsed last 

season’s win total of two games in only four games in the season ... Princeton, 3-1, is off to its best start since 

1995-96 ... The Tigers’ only defeat came at the hand of nationally ranked Santa Clara ... Princeton heads to 

Delaware to play the Blue Hens on Saturday. 

Triple Threat Freshman Karen Bolster (Kendall Park, N.J.) is shooting 59 percent from behind the arc, making 

13-of-22 triples ... She leads Princeton in scoring after its first four games ... She set a Princeton women’s basketball 

scoring mark by putting up 24 points in her career debut ... The only other Princeton hoops player to post 

more points in their debut was Bill Bradley who scored 27 points in his first game in 1962. 

Rigney’s Believe It or Not Senior Lauren Rigney (Marlborough, Mass.) is averaging 13.8 points per game 

this season and scored a career-high 20 points against Santa Clara in the Seattle Times Husky Classic ... She was 

named to the All-Tournament team, averaging 18 points and seven rebounds. 

Yale Bulldogs (1-2, 0-0 Ivy) 

‘Til Next Time Yale defeated Bowling Green, 81-69, in the consolation round of the Coors Classic in Boulder, 

Colo. ... The two teams will face each in a month in the first round of the Gatorade Holiday Classic in Miami, Fla., 

on Dec. 27 ... “This is a message sent because both teams will meet later in the year. So there’s going to be bragging 

rights and a lot of confidence for Yale going into the next meeting. A six-foot center [Meg Simpson] got 17 

rebounds against us!”—Bowling Green head coach Curt Miller ...Yale lost a close one to Houston in the first round 

of the tournament, 61-59 ... With 2.5 seconds remaining, Yale had a chance to tie or take the lead ... Senior Caitlin 

Bair’s (Highland, Md.) shot was blocked as time expired, preserving Houston’s win. 

One Shy Senior Meg Simpson (Marietta, Ga.) recorded 17 rebounds in the 81-69 win over Bowling Green ... 

Her 17 boards fell one shy of the tournament record for most rebounds in a game ... She did, however, claim the 

tournament record for most rebounds in tournament history with 28 ... Simpson recorded a double-double with 12 

points and 11 rebounds against Houston and was named to the Coors Classic All Tournament team. 

Homeward Bound Boulder, Colo. native Helene Schutrumpf enjoyed a successful homecoming ... She 

scored 20 points and was six-for-10 from the field in the victory over Bowling Green. 

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2001-02 IVY LEAGUE 

PRESEASON POLL 

(First Place Votes) 

1) Harvard..............................114 (7) 

2) Pennsylvania .....................103 (7) 

3) Dartmouth............................93 (2) 

4) Cornell .................................81 (0) 

5) Brown ..................................74 (0) 

6) Yale .....................................46 (0) 

7) Columbia .............................35 (0) 

8) Princeton .............................30 (0) 

2001-02 IVY LEAGUE 

WEEKLY HONORS 

Players of the Week 

Nov. 26 ........Keri Downs Dartmouth 

Dec. 3.........................................TBA 

Dec. 10.......................................TBA 

Dec. 17.......................................TBA 

Jan. 2 .........................................TBA 

Jan. 7 .........................................TBA 

Jan. 14 .......................................TBA 

Jan. 21 .......................................TBA 

Jan. 28 .......................................TBA 

Feb. 4.........................................TBA 

Feb. 11.......................................TBA 

Feb. 18.......................................TBA 

Feb. 25.......................................TBA 

March 4 ......................................TBA 

Rookies of the Week 

Nov. 26......Karen Bolster Princeton 

Dec. 3.........................................TBA 

Dec. 10.......................................TBA 

Dec. 17.......................................TBA 

Jan. 2 .........................................TBA 

Jan. 7 .........................................TBA 

Jan. 14 .......................................TBA 

Jan. 21 .......................................TBA 

Jan. 28 .......................................TBA 

Feb. 4.........................................TBA 

Feb. 11.......................................TBA 

Feb. 18.......................................TBA 

Feb. 25.......................................TBA 

March 4 ......................................TBA

IVY WOMEN’S BASKETBALL SCOREBOARD 

BROWN BEARS 

Date Opponent .......................Time/Score 

Nov. 17 at Fordham............................W, 63-58 

Nov. 20 Rhode Island .......................L, 45-66 

Nov. 24 vs Alcorn State 1 .......................L, 47-68 

Nov. 25 vs Air Force 1 ..........................W, 73-57 

Nov. 29 Providence................................7 pm 

Dec. 1 Army 2 ........................................1 pm 

Dec. 2 Texas A&M or Quinnipiac 2 ........TBA 

Dec. 10 Sacred Heart ............................7 pm 

Dec. 21 American International..............6 pm 

Dec. 28 at Pepperdine 3 ..............................5 pm 

Dec. 29 vs Oklahoma St. or Geo. Wash 3 . ...TBA 

Dec. 31 at Portland State...........................2 pm 

Jan. 8 at Iona...........................................4 pm 

Jan. 11 at Cornell ......................................7 pm 

Jan. 12 at Columbia ..................................5 pm 

Jan. 19 at Yale ..........................................2 pm 

Jan. 26 Yale ..........................................2 pm 

Feb. 1 Harvard.....................................7 pm 

Feb. 2 Dartmouth.................................7 pm 

Feb. 8 at Princeton ..................................7 pm 

Feb. 9 at Pennsylvania ............................7 pm 

Feb. 15 Columbia ..................................7 pm 

Feb. 16 Cornell ......................................7 pm 

Feb. 22 Pennsylvania ............................7 pm 

Feb. 23 Princeton ..................................7 pm 

Mar. 1 at Dartmouth.................................7 pm 

Mar. 2 at Harvard.....................................6 pm 

1 

UIC Thanksgiving Tournament (Chicago, Ill.) 

2 

Brown Classic (Providence, R.I.) 

3 

Pepperdine Holiday Classic (Malibu, Calif.) 

COLUMBIA LIONS 

Nov. 16 at Ill.-Chicago.........-0T-...........L, 87-92 

Nov. 17 at Loyola/Ill. .............................L, 50-75 

Nov. 20 at Army..................................W, 64-61 

Nov. 27 Hofstra ......................................5 pm 

Nov. 29 Manhattanville ..........................7 pm 

Dec. 1 at Lehigh.......................................7 pm 

Dec. 5 at Sacred Heart .......................5:30 pm 

Dec. 8 Md.-Eastern Shore ...................2 pm 

Dec. 21 Wagner .....................................6 pm 

Dec. 29 Navy .........................................5 pm 

Jan. 2 at Colgate .....................................7 pm 

Jan. 5 at Marist........................................7 pm 

Jan. 11 Yale ..........................................6 pm 

Jan. 12 Brown .......................................5 pm 

Jan. 19 Cornell ......................................4 pm 

Jan. 26 at Cornell ......................................5 pm 



Feb. 8 at Harvard.....................................6 pm 

Feb. 9 at Dartmouth.................................7 pm 

Feb. 15 at Brown .......................................7 pm 

Feb. 16 at Yale ..........................................6 pm 


Feb. 23 Harvard.....................................5 pm 

Mar. 1 at Pennsylvania ............................7 pm 

Mar. 2 at Princeton ..................................7 pm 

CORNELL BIG RED 

Nov. 16 at Eastern Michigan 4 ...............L, 67-82 

Nov. 17 vs Austin Peay 4 ........................L, 61-66 

Nov. 21 at Albany ...............................W, 64-62 

Nov. 25 Rice .....................................L, 63-76 

Nov. 27 Binghamton ..............................7 pm 

Dec. 1 at Colgate .....................................2 pm 

Dec. 3 at St. Francis/N.Y. ........................7 pm 

Dec. 7 Centenary 5 ...............................7 pm 

Dec. 8 Delaware or Coppin State 5 ........TBA 

Dec. 29 at Stetson .....................................2 pm 

Dec. 31 at Bethune-Cookman....................6 pm 

Jan. 7 at Lafayette...................................7 pm 

Jan. 11 Brown .......................................7 pm 

Jan. 12 Yale ..........................................7 pm 

Jan. 19 at Columbia ..................................4 pm 

Jan. 26 Columbia ..................................5 pm 





Feb. 15 at Yale ..........................................7 pm 

Feb. 16 at Brown .......................................7 pm 

Feb. 22 Harvard.....................................7 pm 



Mar. 2 at Pennsylvania ............................7 pm 

4 

Holiday Inn Express Classic (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 

5 

Cornell Classic (Ithaca, N.Y.) 

DARTMOUTH BIG GREEN 


Nov. 17 at Colgate..............................W, 82-69 

Nov. 20 at Hartford.............................W, 79-73 

Nov. 24 vs Indiana State 6 ...................W, 80-68 

Nov. 25 vs Vanderbilt 6 ..........................L, 62-98 

Nov. 28 at Vermont ....................................7 pm 

Dec. 11 at Maine...................................7:30 pm 

Dec. 15 at Oakland ....................................2 pm 

Dec. 17 at Central Michigan.......................7 pm 

Dec. 28 Lafayette 7 .................................8 pm 

Dec. 29 Kentucky or Southern Miss 7 ......TBA 

Jan. 5 at Harvard.....................................6 pm 

Jan. 11 at Pennsylvania ............................7 pm 

Jan. 12 at Princeton ..................................7 pm 

Jan. 15 New Hampshire ........................7 pm 

Jan. 17 Northeastern.............................7 pm 

Jan. 26 Vermont ....................................7 pm 

Feb. 1 at Yale ..........................................7 pm 

Feb. 2 at Brown .......................................7 pm 

Feb. 8 Cornell ......................................7 pm 




Feb. 22 at Columbia ..................................7 pm 

Feb. 23 at Cornell ......................................7 pm 

Mar. 1 Brown .......................................7 pm 

Mar. 2 Yale ..........................................7 pm 

Mar. 5 Harvard.....................................7 pm 

6 

Vanderbilt Classic (Nashville, Tenn.) 

7 

Blue Sky Restaurant Classic (Hanover, N.H.) 

HARVARD CRIMSON 

Nov. 17 Wagner..............................W, 77-54 

Nov. 20 Boston University ................L, 77-93 

Nov. 24 at Fairfield 8 ...........................W, 68-62 

Nov. 25 vs Villanova 8 ...........................L, 51-59 

Nov. 30 vs Idaho State 9 ..............................6 pm 

Dec. 1 vs Kansas St. or Grambling 9 ..........TBA 

Dec. 5 at Central Connecticut ..................7 pm 

Dec. 11 Rhode Island ............................7 pm 

Dec. 15 at Northeastern.............................1 pm 

Dec. 20 at Syracuse...................................2 pm 

Dec. 30 Bucknell ....................................2 pm 

Jan. 2 Manhattan.................................7 pm 

Jan. 5 Dartmouth.................................6 pm 

Jan. 11 at Princeton ..................................7 pm 


Jan. 28 at Colgate .....................................7 pm 

Feb. 1 at Brown .......................................7 pm 

Feb. 2 at Yale ..........................................6 pm 


Feb. 9 Cornell ......................................6 pm 





Mar. 1 Yale ..........................................6 pm 

Mar. 2 Brown .......................................6 pm 


8 

Shehan Classic (Fairfield, Conn.) 

9 

Commerce Bank-Wildcat Cl (Manhattan, Kan.) 

2002 NCAA Tournament 

East First & Second Rounds..........March 15 & 17 

On Campus 

East Regional Sessions .................March 23 & 25 

Entertainment & Sports Arena ............Raleigh, N.C. 

Midwest First & Second Rounds ..March 15 & 17 

On Campus 

Midwest Regional Sessions ..........March 23 & 25 

J.H. Hilton Coliseum ..............................Ames, Iowa 

Mideast First & Second Rounds....March 16 & 18 

On Campus 

Mideast Regional Sessions............March 23 & 25 

U.S. Cellular Arena.........................Milwaukee, Wis. 

West First & Second Rounds.........March 16 & 18 

On Campus 

West Regional Sessions ................March 23 & 25 

Boise State Pavilion .............................Boise, Idaho 

NCAA Final Four .............................March 30 & 31 

Alamodome..................................San Antonio, Tex. 

PENNSYLVANIA QUAKERS 

Nov. 16 vs Hofstra 10 ............................W, 63-59 

Nov. 17 vs Davidson 10 ........................W, 75-70 

Nov. 20 at La Salle ...............................L, 69-74 

Nov. 28 at Temple......................................7 pm 

Nov. 30 at Stony Brook 11 ...........................7 pm 

Dec. 1 vs LMU or George Mason 11 ...........TBA 

Dec. 4 St. Joseph's ..............................7 pm 

Dec. 8 at Tulane.......................................2 pm 

Dec. 11 at Villanova ...................................6 pm 

Dec. 29 Siena ........................................2 pm 

Jan. 4 Princeton ...........................12:30 pm 


Jan. 12 Harvard.....................................7 pm 

Jan. 15 at Drexel .......................................7 pm 

Jan. 21 Lafayette..............................4:30 pm 

Jan. 29 at Delaware ..................................7 pm 



Feb. 8 Yale ..........................................7 pm 

Feb. 9 Brown .......................................7 pm 



Feb. 22 at Brown .......................................7 pm 

Feb. 23 at Yale ..........................................7 pm 

Mar. 1 Columbia ..................................7 pm 

Mar. 2 Cornell ......................................7 pm 


10 

Army Tipoff Classic (West Point, N.Y.) 

11 

Stony Brook Classic (Stony Brook, N.Y.) 

PRINCETON TIGERS 


Nov. 16 Lehigh ...............................W, 76-61 

Nov. 20 at St. Francis/N.Y..................W, 89-80 

Nov. 23 vs Santa Clara 12 .......................L, 52-80 

Nov. 24 vs N’eastern 12 ........................W, 82-80 

Dec. 1 at Delaware ..................................2 pm 

Dec. 5 Lafayette...................................7 pm 

Dec. 8 at Army .........................................1 pm 

Dec. 17 at Nicholls State............................7 pm 

Dec. 19 at New Orleans.............................7 pm 

Dec. 21 at Centenary .................................7 pm 

Dec. 28 at Manhattan.................................2 pm 


Jan. 8 Rider .........................................7 pm 

Jan. 11 Harvard.....................................7 pm 


Jan. 29 at Stony Brook ..............................7 pm 



Feb. 8 Brown .......................................7 pm 

Feb. 9 Yale ..........................................7 pm 



Feb. 22 at Yale ..........................................7 pm 

Feb. 23 at Brown .......................................7 pm 

Mar. 1 Cornell ......................................7 pm 

Mar. 2 Columbia ..................................7 pm 

Mar. 6 Pennsylvania ............................7 pm 

12 

Seattle Times-Husky Classic (Seattle, Wash.) 

YALE BULLDOGS 

Nov 18 at Quinnipiac ...........................L, 67-81 

Nov 24 vs Houston 13 .............................L, 59-61 

Nov 25 vs Bowling Green 13 ...............W, 81-69 

Nov 28 Central Connecticut ..................8 pm 

Dec 1 Hartford................................4:30 pm 

Dec 5 Boston University......................7 pm 

Dec 8 at Lafayette...................................1 pm 

Dec 11 Albany.......................................6 pm 

Dec 27 vs Bowling Green 14 ........................5 pm 

Dec 28 vs Lehigh or Miami/Fla. 14 ................TBA 

Jan 2 at Sacred Heart .......................7:30 pm 

Jan 5 Army .........................................3 pm 

Jan 11 at Columbia ..................................6 pm 

Jan 12 at Cornell ......................................7 pm 

Jan 15 at Iona...........................................7 pm 

Jan 19 Brown .......................................2 pm 

Jan 26 at Brown .......................................2 pm 

Feb 1 Dartmouth.................................7 pm 

Feb 2 Harvard.....................................6 pm 

Feb 8 at Pennsylvania ............................7 pm 

Feb 9 at Princeton ..................................7 pm 

Feb 15 Cornell ......................................7 pm 

Feb 16 Columbia ..................................6 pm 

Feb 22 Princeton ..................................7 pm 

Feb 23 Pennsylvania ............................7 pm 

March 1 at Harvard.....................................6 pm 


13 

Coors Classic (Boulder, Colo.) 

14 

Gatorade Holiday Classic (Miami, Fla.)

IVY WOMEN’S BASKETBALL ROSTERS 

BROWN BEARS 

No Player, Pos Ht /Yr Hometown High School 

2 Tanara Golston g 5-8 / So Skokie Ill Evanston Township 

11 Tara Williams g 5-7 / So Portland Ore Jesuit 

12 Stephanie Bruce g 5-8 / So Summit NJ Summit 

13 Holly Robertson c 6-5 / Fr Cochrane Alb Cochrane 

14 Christine Okike f 6-0 / Fr Boylston Mass Phillips Academy 

20 Heidi Egelhoff f/g 6-0 / Jr Portland Ore Jesuit 

21 Rada Pavichevich g/f 5-10 / Sr Norwood Park Ill Maine South 

30 Erin-Kate Barton f 6-1 / Sr Portland Ore Jesuit 

32 Ragan Kenner g 5-9 / Jr Indianapolis Ind Brebeuf Prep 

33 Sandra Idehen f 5-6 / Fr New York NY Deerfield Academy 

34 Andrea Conrad f 6-0 / Fr So. Easton Mass Oliver Ames 

44 Miranda Craigwell c/f 6-2 / So Dorcester Mass Weston 

55 Nyema Mitchell f 6-0 / So Birmingham Ala Saint Bernard Prep 

Head Coach Jean Marie Burr Assts Dean Mendes, Pamela Bass, Spencer Manning 

COLUMBIA LIONS 

4 Cassie Beierle g 5-4 / So-C River Vale NJ Pascack Valley 

5 Patricia Kern g 5-11 / Jr-E New Rochelle NY Ursuline 

15 Susan Kern g 5-11 / Fr-C New Rochelle NY Ursuline 

20 Lauren Grifka g 5-6 / Fr-C Los Angeles Calif Milken Community 

22 Megan O’Neill g 5-10 / Jr-C E. Brunswick NJ East Brunswick 

23 Edytte Key f 6-4 / Fr-C Snoqualmie Wash Eastlake 

24 Jaimee Nadell g 5-9 / So-C Holmdel NJ St. John Vianney 

33 Nicole Lesko f 5-10 / Fr-C Jasper Ind Jasper 

34 Susan Altman g 5-9 / Fr-C Clinton NJ Voorhees 

35 Kristina Fell f 6-3 / Fr-C Westlake Ohio Westlake 

42 Erin Jaschik f 6-1 / Fr-C Elliott City Md Mt. Hebron 

50 Katie Day f 6-1 / Jr-C McLean Va Thomas Jefferson 

52 Megan Bramlette f 6-1 / Sr-E Flossmoor Ill H’wood-Flossmoor 

Head Coach Jay Butler Assistants Denise DiBacco, Trinke Vaughan, Brad Battaglia 

CORNELL BIG RED 

5 Anne Schwieger g 5-0 / Fr Waterloo Iowa West 

11 Karen Force g 5-8 / So Columbus Ind Columbus East 

12 Breean Walas g 5-6 / Sr Bl’mfield Hills Mich Birmingham Marian 

13 Lynell Davis f 6-0 / Jr Palatine Ill Fremd 

15 Jenny Todd g 5-8 / Jr Wooster Ohio Trimay 

20 Lindsey Dean g 5-8 / Fr Freeville NY Lansing 

21 Casey Manning f 5-10 / Fr Scranton Pa Abington Heights 

22 Jackie Buttitta f 6-0 / Fr Glen Ridge NJ Glen Ridge 

23 Lauren Kilduff g 5-10 / So Flushing NY St. Francis Prep 

30 Tanya Karcic f 6-1 / So N. Hyde Park NY New Hyde Park 

31 Melissa Koch f 6-2 / Sr Raleigh NC Sanderson 

32 Do Stevens g 5-9 / Sr Burton Mich Atherton 

33 Sarah Lee f 6-2 / Fr Deep River Ont Mackenzie 

34 Ify Ossai f 5-10 / Jr Dallas Texas Ursuline Academy 

55 Dani Aretino f 6-0 / So Gallup NM Gallup 

Head Coach Marnie Dacko 

Assistants Mary Ciuk, Jodi Culbertson 

DARTMOUTH BIG GREEN 

00 Heather Hanson c 6-3 / Jr Norwalk Conn Norwalk 

1 Katie Frett g 6-0 / Fr Lemont Ill. St. Ignatius Prep 

11 Courtney Lewis g 6-0 / So Paradise Val. Ariz Phoenix Country Day 

15 Samantha Burnham c 6-4 / So Sharon Vt Hartford 

20 Laura Yasaitis c 6-3 / Fr Lexington Mass Lexington 

21 Katie Skelly f 6-1 / Jr Lyme NH Hanover 

23 Jennifer Johnston f 6-1 / Jr Conneaut Ohio Conneaut 

25 Jamie Librizzi g 5-11 / So Essex Junction Vt Essex 

31 Michelle Strong g 5-7 / Fr Oakland Calif Oakland 

32 Yah Demann f 6-2 / Fr San Rafael Calif Marin Academy 

33 Keri Downs g 5-4 / Jr Everett Mass Everett 

34 Katharine Hanks f 6-1 / Jr Bl’mfield Hills Mich Detroit Country Day 

Head Coach Chris Wielgus 

Assistants Sharon Dawley, Dan Boyle 

HARVARD CRIMSON 

4 Kate Ides f 6-2 / Jr Brea Calif Brea Olinda 

10 Reka Cserny f 6-3 / Fr Budapest Hungary Fazekas 

12 Jennifer Monti g 5-6 / Sr Ellington Conn Ellington 

13 Tricia Tubridy g/f 6-0 / So Broad Channel NY Christ the King 

14 Lindsay Ryba f/c 6-3 / Sr New Britain Conn New Britain 

15 Jennifer Lee g 5-6 / So Nanuet NY Immaculate Heart 

20 Rochelle Bell g 5-9 / Fr Br’klyn Park Minn Champlain Park 

21 Laura Barnard g 5-10 / Sr Hinsdale Ill Hinsdale Central 

22 Dirkje Dunham f 5-6 / So Bloomfield Calif Analy 

23 Hana Peljto f 6-2 / So Br’klyn Park Minn Osseo 

25 Katie Gates f 6-1 / Sr Overland Pk Kan Bishop Miege 

31 Sarah Johnson f/c 6-4 / Jr Syracuse NY Westhill 

32 Katie Murphy g 5-9 / Fr Hamilton NY Hamilton Central 

33 Sharon Nunamaker f 6-1 / Sr West Grove Pa Avon Grove 

Head Coach Kathy Delaney-Smith Assistants Stacey Connors, Danielle O'Banion 

PENNSYLVANIA QUAKERS 

No Player, Pos Ht /Yr Hometown High School 

11 Tara Twomey g 5-4 / Jr Camp Hill Pa Trinity 

12 Amanda Kammes g 5-7 / Fr Wheaton Ill Benet Academy 

14 Maria DiDonato g 5-6 / Fr Glenolden Pa Notre Dame 

20 Jewel Clark g 5-10 / So Waldorf Md Thomas Stone 

22 Mikaelyn Austin g 5-8 / So Romona Calif Rancho Bernado 

23 Catherine Makarewich g 6-0 / Fr New Fairfield Conn New Fairfield 

24 Ima Abia f 5-9 / Jr Alamo Calif Monte Ista 

32 Jennifer Jones g 6-0 / Jr Cheltenham Pa Germantown Friends 

33 Julie Epton f 6-0 / Sr Ann Arbor Mich Ann Arbor Pioneer 

34 Sunny Pitrof f 5-10 / Jr Huntingtown Md Calverton School 

42 Katie Kilker c 6-2 / Fr Langhorne Pa Conwell-Egan Cath. 

44 Karen Habrukowich g 5-9 / Fr Newtown Pa Council Rock 

Head Coach Kelly Greenberg 

Assistants Joe McGeever, Dayna Smith 

PRINCETON TIGERS 

10 Mary Cate Opila g 5-6 / So Exton Pa Notre Dame Acad 

13 Maureen McCracken p 6-2 / So Langhorne Pa Mt. St. Joseph's 

14 Karen Bolster g 5-8 / Fr Kendall Park NJ Notre Dame 

21 Lauren Rigney w 5-10 / Sr Marlborough Mass Marlborough 

22 Lauren Goldbeck g 5-10 / Jr Flourtown Pa Mt. St. Joseph's 

24 Kelly Schaeffer w 5-11 / So S. Huntington NY Walt Whitman 

31 Ashley Rook p 6-1 / Fr Naperville Ill Naperville North 

32 Allison Cahill g 5-6 / Jr Uxbridge Mass Uxbridge 

34 Jessica Aitken p 6-1 / So Shillington Pa Governor Mifflin 

42 Lee Culp w/p 5-11 / Jr High Point NC High Point Central 

43 Maureen Lane w/p 6-0 / Jr Seattle Wash Seattle Prep 

50 Eileen Powers p 5-11 / So Lafayette Hill Pa The Shipley School 

Head Coach Richard Barron 

Assistants Robyne Bostick, Jennifer Scanlon 

YALE BULLDOGS 

12 Brynn Gingras g 5-7 / So Wallingford Conn Lyman Hall 

14 Tory Mauseth f 5-11 / Fr Issauquah Wash Skyline 

15 Lindsay Page f 6-1 / Fr Mukilteo Wash Kamiak 

21 Maria Smear g 5-11 / Jr Annapolis Md St. Mary's 

23 Kate Merker g 5-7 / Sr New York NY Trevor Day School 

24 Noel Beagle f 5-11 / So Gorham Maine Gorham 

25 Bonnie Smith f 5-11 / So Oakland Maine Mesalonskee 

30 Julie Cohen g 5-8 / So Hinsdale Ill Hinsdale Central 

31 Meghan Houlihan f 6-0 / Jr Rockville Ctr NY Sacred Heart 

32 Helene Schutrumpf g 5-9 / Jr Boulder Colo Boulder 

33 Morgan Richards g 5-10 / Fr Seattle Wash Lakeside School 

34 Katherine Mardy f 6-1 / Fr Ho-Ho-Kus NJ Northern Highlands 

35 Caitlin Bair g 5-9 / Sr Highland Md River Hill 

42 Christina Phillips f 6-0 / So Hartford Conn Bulkeley 

44 Andrea Kay c 6-3 / Fr Minnetonka Minn The Blake School 

45 Meg Simpson f 6-0 / Sr Marietta Ga Lassiter 

55 Aubrey Smith c 6-2 / So Vernon Hills Ill Libertyville 

Head Coach Amy Backus Assts Terri Schrishuhn, Kerry Jenkins, Joanna Wolkowski 

Pronunciation Guide 

Brown 

Okike= o-KEE-kee 

Pavichevich= Ra-duh pa-VICH-uh-vich 

Idehen= ee-duh-HEN 

Columbia 

Beierle= BY-er-lee 

Jaschik= JAA-shick 

Cornell 

Schwieger= SWI-ger 

Buttitta= buh-TEET-ta 

Karcic= CAR-sick 

Stevens= DOO stee-VINS 

Ossai= o-SIGH 

Aretino= ar-ETT-tino 

Dartmouth 

Yasaitis= yuh-SI-tis 

Librizzi= li-BRIZZ-ee 

Demann= DUH-ma 

Harvard 

Cserny=RY-ka CHA-zer-ney 

Tubridy= TRISH-ah TUH-bra-dee 

Ryba= RIE-buh 

Dunham= der-KEY-uh DUN-am 

Peljto= PEL-toe 

Pennsylvania 

Twomey= TWOH-mee 

Kammes= Thomas with a “K” 

Makarewich= muh-KAR-eh-wich 

Abia= EE-ma UH-bee-uh 

Pitrof= PEE-troff 

Habrukowich= ha-BREW-cuh-wich 

Princeton 

Opila= o-PEE-la 

Aitken= ATE-kin 

Yale 

Gingras= GEN-grus 

Mauseth= MOU-seth 

Schutrumpf= SHOE-trumpf

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