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(Release • February )
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1 Harvard Crimson 8 - 0 5-0 3-0 16 - 4 9-1 6-3 1-0 Jennifer Correa . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .jrupp@fas.harvard.edu
2 Brown Bears 6 - 2 5-0 1-2 12 - 9 7-3 4-4 1-2 Meaghann Schulte . . . . .meaghann_schulte@brown.com
3 Dartmouth Big Green 5 - 3 3-2 2-1 11 - 10 7-4 4-5 0-1 Rocco Gasparro . . . . . .rocco.d.gasparro@dartmouth.edu
4 Penn Quakers 4 - 3 2-0 2-3 10 - 10 4-3 5-5 1-2 Don Delaney . . . . . . . . . . . . .delaneyd@pobox.upenn.edu
5 Columbia Lions 3 - 5 1-2 2-3 10 - 11 6-3 4-8 0-0 Trisha Malizia . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .pam178@columbia.edu
6 Princeton Tigers 3 - 4 2-1 1-3 8 - 13 5-3 2-8 1-2 Tom Milajecki . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .tmilajeck@princeton.edu
7 Cornell Big Red 1 - 7 0-3 1-4 7 - 14 3-4 2-8 2-2 Brian Kelley . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .bmk25@cornell.edu
7 Yale Bulldogs 1 - 7 1-4 0-3 4 - 17 2-6 2-8 0-3 Michelle Whyte . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .sports.info@yale.edu
Ivy League Player of the Week
Hana Peljto Harvard Junior
Forward Brooklyn Park Minn
Peljto tied her career-high with 36 points and
added 10 rebounds on 13-for-19 shooting as the
Crimson outlasted Columbia 90-62. Then in the 77-71 win over
Cornell, she had 25 points and six rebounds. For the week, she
shot 21-of-34 from the field (62 percent) including six-of-eight
from three point territory and averaged 30.5 points and eight
rebounds as the Crimson won their 10th consecutive game. Her
36-point outburst is just three points shy of the school record.
Ivy League Rookie of the Week
Rebecca Brown Princeton
Center Nashville Tenn
Brown continues to show the way for the Tigers,
notching back-to-back double-doubles as the
Tigers split two games. In their 73-60 loss to Brown, she had a
career-highs with 23 points and 15 rebounds on 10-of-19 shooting.
Then in the triple-overtime win at Yale, she had 16 points
and 10 rebounds, her third double-double of the season. This is
her second consecutive Rookie of the Week Award and third so
far this season.
Ivy League Honor Roll
Holly Robertson Brown Sophomore Center Cochrane Alberta
Robertson recorded a career-high 22 points in Brown's 83-72 victory over Penn.
She was 11-for-18 from the field and also pulled down ten boards to record her
second double double of the year. In the Bears 73-60 win over Princeton,
Robertson added six points and two rebounds in just ten minutes of play.
Sue Altman Columbia Junior Guard Clinton NJ
Altman had a career-high 33 points in the 90-62 loss to Harvard, becoming the
first Columbia woman to score 30 or more points in 16 years. She made 12 of 13
free throws and a grabbed a team-high nine rebounds. In the 62-48 loss to
Dartmouth, she had a team-leading 15 points, while chipping in five boards and
an assist. In her last seven games, Altman has averaged 21.7 points per game.
Karen Force Cornell Senior Guard Columbus Ind
Force had 12 points and tied her season-high with eight assists in the 63-58 loss to
Dartmouth. Then in the 77-71 loss to Harvard, she scored 27 points, including a
career-high five 3-pointers and added five assists. Over her last six games, Force
has averaged 20.2 points per game.
Katharine Hanks Dartmouth Senior Forward Bloomfield Hills Mich
Hanks averaged 14.5 ppg and 9.5 rpg as the Big Green swept its second second
straight Ivy weekend and won its fifth overall. Hanks recorded a double-double
with 11 points and 13 rebounds in the 63-58 win over Cornell. She followed that
up with 18 points and six rebounds in the 62-48 win at Columbia.
LOOKING BACK
Friday, February 7th
Harvard 72, Brown 61
Penn 75, Cornell 65
Columbia 75, Princeton 66
Dartmouth 85, Yale 72
Saturday, February 8th
Dartmouth 74, Brown 68
Harvard 79, Yale 54
Penn 57, Columbia 56
Princeton 66, Cornell 63
Friday, February 14th
*Brown 73, Princeton 60
*Harvard 90, Columbia 62
*Dartmouth 63, Cornell 58
*Penn 71, Yale 65 ot
Saturday, February 15th
*Brown 83, Penn 72
*Dartmouth 62, Columbia 48
*Harvard 77, Cornell 71
*Princeton 94, Yale 92 --3ot--
LOOKING AHEAD
Friday, February 21st
*Brown at Columbia, 7 pm
*Yale at Cornell, 7 pm
*Dartmouth at Princeton, 7 pm
*Harvard at Penn, 7 pm
Saturday, February 22nd
*Brown at Cornell, 7 pm
*Yale at Columbia, 7 pm
*Dartmouth at Penn, 7 pm
*Harvard at Princeton, 7 pm
Friday, February 28nd
Brown at Penn, 7 pm
Yale at Princeton, 7 pm
Columbia at Dartmouth, 7:30 pm
Cornell at Harvard, 7:30 pm
Saturday, March 1st
Cornell at Dartmouth, 7 pm
Yale at Penn, 7 pm
Brown at Princeton, 7 pm
Columbia at Harvard, 7:30 pm
Jewel Clark Penn Junior Forward Waldorf Md
Clark averaged 22.5 points and nine rebounds as the Quakers split a pair of contests
over the weekend. She scored eight of her 24 points in overtime to help the Red
and Blue pull away to a 71-65 win over Yale. For an encore, she scored 21 points
on seven-of-13 shoooting and seven-for-seven from the free throw line to go with
six rebounds in the 83-72 loss to Brown.
Kelly Schaeffer Princeton Junior Guard South Huntington NY
Schaeffer averaged 17.5 points as the Tigers split a pair of games over the weekend.
In the 73-60 loss to Brown, Schaeffer had 19 points, including two from behind the
arc. Then in the 94-92 triple-overtime win at Yale, she had 16 points and four more
three pointers.
Morgan Richards Yale Sophomore Guard Seattle Wash
Richards was the all-around catalyst for the Bulldogs in a pair of overtime losses.
In the triple-overtime 94-92 loss to Princeton, Richards had 16 points, a careerhigh
16 rebounds and six assists. For the week, she averaged 14 points, 11
rebounds and 4.5 assists. She leads the team in assists, steals and is second in
rebounds.

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Brown Bears Ivy
Brown topped the Princeton 73-60, with Tanara Golston (Skokie,
Ill.) leading the way, scoring 17 points and dishing out six assists ...
Also scoring in double digits for the Bears was freshman Sarah
Hayes (Beaufort, S.C.) with 15 ... Brown then went on to defeat
Penn 83-72 where five different players scored in double digits and
two recorded double-doubles ... Hayes led the Bears in rebounds
pulling down 12, she also recorded ten points for her second double-double
of the year ... Sophomore Holly Robertson (Cochrane,
ALB) also recorded a double-double with 22 points and ten
rebounds ... Leading the Bears in scoring was junior Nyema
Mitchell (Birmingham, Ala.) with 24 ... Mitchell also pulled down
seven boards ... Also scoring in double digits for the Bears was
freshman Colleen Kelly (Rochester, N.Y.) with 13 and Golston with
11 ... Kelly also dished out six assists ... The Bears will travel to
Columbia and Cornell this weekend.
Columbia Lions ( Ivy)
Sue Altman (Clinton, N.J.) had a career-high 33 points in the loss
to Harvard ... She is the first women to score over 30 points in a
game since Kristina Tyer had 31 against Stony Brook on 2/10/87 ...
Altman has led the Lions in scoring in the last seven games, averaging
21.7 ppg for the timeframe ... Carolyn Schook (St. Paul,
Minn.) had her first career double-double with 10 points and a
team-leading 10 boards ... Patricia Kern (New Rochelle, N.Y.)
passed the 400 assist mark and now stands at 402, just 26 away
from entering the top ten in Ivy history ... The Lions' 10-11 overall
record marks the first time this season the team has fallen below
.500.
Cornell Big Red ( Ivy)
The Big Red suffered a pair of tough losses over the weekend, first
falling to Dartmouth 73-68 before dropping a 77-71 contest to
Harvard ... Senior Lynell Davis (Palatine, Ill.) tallied 18 points and
tied a career-high with 14 rebounds against the Big Green ... Junior
Karen Force (Columbus, Ind.) scored 27 points, her highest total
ever at Newman Arena, in the Big Red's loss to Harvard and had a
combined 13 assists in the two games ... Against Dartmouth, Force
notched her 109th made free throw of the season to break Cornell's
season-record of 108 set by Rhonda Anderson' 83 in 1982-83 and
Do Stevens last year ... Freshman Sarah Brown (Coral Springs,
Fla.) played the final 10 minutes of game against the Crimson and
turned in a solid performance, scoring the first five points of her
career, including a 3-pointer with 2:12 remaining to tie the game to
erase a 17-point halftime deficit ... Junior Lauren Kilduff
(Flushing, N.Y.) combined for 15 points and 13 rebounds, including
10 on the offensive glass, over the two games ... The Big Red
will stay at home and face Yale on Friday, and Brown on Saturday.
Dartmouth Big Green ( Ivy)
The Big Green has won five in a row for the first time since the
1995-96 season ... The Big Green will go for seven straight with
weekend games at Princeton and Penn ... Senior Katharine Hanks
(Bloomfield Hills, Mich.) averaged 14.5 ppg and 9.5 rpg as the Big
Green ... She recorded a double-double with 11 points and 13
rebounds in the win over Cornell ... It was her eighth this season
and the 39th of her career ... She followed that up with 18 points
and six rebounds in the 62-48 Columbia win ... Freshman Angela
Soriaga (College Station, Texas) averaged 12.0 and 6.5 apg in the
two wins ... She committed just three turnovers in 76 minutes of
action ... She scored 15 points and handed out seven assists versus
Cornell and scored nine points, dished out six assists and had four
steals versus Columbia ... During the Big Green's five-game winning
streak, Dartmouth is averaging 71.6 ppg and yielding just 59.6
... The Big Green is holding its opponents to just 34.5 percent
shooting from the floor ... Senior Keri Downs (Everett, Mass.) has
averaged 13.0 ppg qnd is connecting on 53.3 percent of her shots ...
She scored 18 points in the win over Columbia on Saturday night.
Harvard Crimson ( Ivy)
Harvard is 16-4 overall, and 8-0 in the Ivy League ... The Crimson
have now won 10 straight contests, and currently holds the program's
best record since the 1997-98 season ... Hana Peljto
(Brooklyn Park, Minn.) matched her career-best 36 points in the 90-
62 win over Columbia ... That total is second only to Allison
Feaster's career-high 39 points for the most points in a game in the
program's history ... Peljto leads the Crimson in scoring, averaging
22.2 ppg, and rebounding (9.8 rpg) ... Tricia Tubridy (Broad
Channel, N.Y.), coming off a week in which she notched the program’s
first triple-double, registered six points, six assists and 10
rebounds in the win over Columbia ... Then against Cornell, she
had another all-around performance with eight points, six
rebounds, and four assists in 29 minutes of action.
Penn Quakers ( Ivy)
Jewel Clark (Waldorf, Md.) continued her offensive surge against
the Ivy League as she scored 24 points against Yale and 21 points
against Brown ... Tara Twomey (Camp Hill, Pa.) needs just 23
assists to become the third Quaker in history to record 400 assists
in her career ... Clark scored the first eight points in overtime to
help Penn defeat Yale, 71-65 ... Katie Kilker (Langhorne, Pa.) had a
double-double with 18 points and 10 rebounds against Yale and
had 16 points nad nine rebounds against Brown ... Karen
Habrukowich (Newtown, Pa.) averaged 17.5 points against Yale
and Brown ... Penn is 2-0 in overtime contests this season.
Princeton Tigers ( Ivy)
Seniors Allison Cahill (Uxbridge, Mass.) and Maureen Lane
(Seattle, Wash.) each reached the 1,000 point plateau in the tripleovertime
win at Yale ... They both rank in the top ten in career
three pointers made in Ivy history ... Lane ranks fifth with 179
made while Cahill is right behind her in sixth with 176 made ...
Four Tigers are averaging atleast one three pointer made per game
... Karen Bolster (Kendall Park, N.J.), 36, Cahill, 31, Lane, 26 and
Kelly Schaeffer (Huntington, N.Y.) 23 have all made atleast 20 ...
The Tigers host Dartmouth and Harvard weekend, with those
teams combining for 15 straight wins.
Yale Bulldogs ( Ivy)
The Bulldogs dropped a pair of overtime home contests to Penn
and Princeton ... It was the first time in the program's history that
Yale played consecutive overtime games, and the triple overtime
game with Princeton is the longest game in school history ... In the
loss to Penn, Lindsay Page (Mulkiteo, Wash.) had a double-double
with 15 points and 11 rebounds, and Noel Beagle (Gorham,
Maine) had career-highs in points (seven) and rebounds (10) in
only 13 minutes of action ... A number of career marks were set in
the loss to the Tigers ... Christina Phillips (Hartford, Conn.) (28
points) and Julie Cohen (Hinsdale, Ill.) (16 points) both set careerhighs
in scoring ... Morgan Richards (Seattle, Wash.) pulled down
a career-high 16 rebounds ... The 16 rebounds are a team-high this
season ... The Bulldogs' 92 points was the most scored by Yale
since the first game of the 1991-92 season, when Yale put up 94 at
Hofstra ... This weekend, the Bulldogs will swing through New
York, stopping at Cornell on Friday and Columbia on Saturday.
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Brown Bears -- Jean-Marie Burr, Head Coach
Nov 22 Fordham..................................L, 78-63
Nov 26 @ Providence.........................W, 64-62
Dead River Company Classic (Orono, Maine)
Nov 29 @ Maine....................................L, 70-61
Nov 30 vs. Drake ...................................L, 75-67
Dec 3 Rhode Island...........................L, 69-62
Brown Classic (Providence, Rhode Island)
Dec 7 Lafayette ..................................W, 71-50
Dec 8 Vermont ...................................L, 72-47
Villanova Tournament (Villanova, Pennsylvania)
Dec 29 @ Villanova.............................L, 70-50
Dec 30 vs. New Hampshire .............W, 72-64
Jan 2 @ Sacred Heart .......................L, 85-73
Jan 5 @ Stony Brook.......................W, 85-76
Jan 8 @ Army ..................................W, 69-62
Jan 14 Iona.........................................W, 66-41
Jan 18 @ Yale.....................................W, 84-77
Jan 25 Yale.........................................W, 70-55
Jan 31 Cornell ...................................W, 73-63
Feb 1 Columbia ...............................W, 71-66
Feb 7 @ Harvard...............................L, 72-61
Feb 8 @ Dartmouth ..........................L, 74-68
Feb 14 Princeton................................W, 73-60
Feb 15 Penn........................................W, 83-72
Feb 21 @ Columbia .................................7 pm
Feb 22 Cornell..........................................7 pm
Feb 28 @ Penn..........................................7 pm
March 1 @ Princeton..................................7 pm
March 7 Dartmouth ...................................7 pm
March 8 Harvard........................................7 pm
Columbia Lions -- Jay Butler, Head Coach
Nov 23 @ Long Island .......................W, 51-50
Nov 26 @ Hofstra ...............................W, 64-61
Dec 1 Colgate...................................W, 78-63
Dec 3 Lehigh ....................................W, 62-61
Dec 6 Army........................................L, 65-60
Dec 9 Binghamton...........................W, 75-65
Dec 20 Marist .....................................W, 65-53
Dec 29 Sacred Heart..........................W, 73-69
Dec 31 @ Wagner ................................L, 56-55
Jan 3 @ Monmouth ..........................L, 57-54
Jan 5 @ Xavier...................................L, 61-38
Jan 7 @ Louisville ...........................L, 78-54
Jan 13 @ Georgetown ........................L, 70-49
Jan 18 @ Cornell ...............................W, 61-58
Jan 25 Cornell ...................................W, 67-47
Jan 31 @ Yale ......................................L, 61-58
Feb 1 @ Brown ..................................L, 71-66
Feb 7 @ Princeton............................W, 75-66
Feb 8 @ Penn .....................................L, 57-56
Feb 14 Harvard...................................L, 62-90
Feb 15 Dartmouth ..............................L, 62-48
Feb 21 Brown ...........................................7 pm
Feb 22 Yale ...............................................7 pm
Feb 28 @Dartmouth ................................7 pm
March 1 @Harvard.....................................6 pm
March 7 Penn..............................................7 pm
March 8 Princeton......................................7 pm
Cornell Big Red -- Danya Smith, Head Coach
Seton Hall Basketball Classic (S. Orange, N.J.)
Nov 22 vs. Coppin State........................L, 68-63
Nov 23 vs. FDU...................................W, 71-49
Nov 27 @Binghamton .........................L, 66-48
Christmas City Classic (Bethlehem, Pa.)
Nov 30 @ Lehigh ...................................L, 79-57
Dec 1 Tenn.-Martin ..........................W, 71-66
Cornell Classic (Ithaca, N.Y.)
Dec 6 Albany.....................................W, 57-41
Dec 7 Colgate ......................................L, 76-64
Dec 21 Lafayette ................................W, 64-43
Jan 2 Syracuse ..................................L, 76-47
Jan 6 @ Army....................................L, 62-54
Jan 8 @ Coppin State......................W, 62-41
Jan 13 St. Francis (N.Y.)...................W, 84-68
Jan 18 Columbia.................................L, 61-58
Jan 20 @ Buffalo .................................L, 61-35
Jan 25 @ Columbia.............................L, 67-47
Jan 31 @ Brown ..................................L, 73-63
Feb 1 @ Yale.....................................W, 80-70
Feb 7 Penn .........................................L, 75-65
Feb 8 @ Princeton .............................L, 66-63
Feb 14 Dartmouth ..............................L, 63-58
Feb 15 Harvard...................................L, 77-71
Feb 21 Yale ...............................................7 pm
Feb 22 Brown ...........................................7 pm
Feb 28 @ Harvard....................................7 pm
March 1 Dartmouth ...................................7 pm
March 7 Princeton......................................7 pm
March 8 Penn..............................................7 pm
Dartmouth Big Green -- Chris Weiglus, Head Coach
Nov 22 Maine .....................................W, 71-65
Nov 24 Army ......................................W, 79-73
Nov 26 @ Northeastern .....................W, 81-72
Nov 30 @ New Hampshire.................L, 76-68
Dec 4 Hartford.................................W, 86-72
Southwest Lobo Shootout (Albuquerque, N.M.)
Dec 14 New Mexico............................L, 69-43
Dec 15 Jackson St. ...............................L, 65-59
Dec 18 @ Southern Utah ....................L, 73-65
Dartmouth Classic (Hanover, N.H.)
Dec 29 Central Connecticut St.........W, 67-64
Dec 30 Delaware .................................L, 61-48
Jan 4 Harvard...................................L, 56-53
Jan 11 @ Harvard...............................L, 70-58
Jan 14 Siena.........................................L, 76-55
Jan 18 @ Providence ..........................L, 76-50
Jan 21 @ Iona.....................................W, 87-60
Jan 31 Penn .........................................L, 74-65
Feb 1 Princeton................................W, 74-52
Feb 7 Yale.........................................W, 85-72
Feb 8 Brown.....................................W, 84-68
Feb 14 @ Cornell ...............................W, 63-58
Feb 15 @ Columbia ...........................W, 62-48
Feb 21 @ Princeton..................................7 pm
Feb 22 @ Penn..........................................7 pm
Feb 28 Columbia ................................7:30 pm
March 1 Cornell..........................................7 pm
March 7 @ Brown .......................................7 pm
March 8 @ Yale ...........................................7 pm
IVY WEEKLY HONORS
Players of the Week
Dec 2..........Katherine Hanks, Dartmouth
Dec 9........................Hana Peljto, Harvard
Dec 16 ...................Sue Altman, Columbia
Jan 6 ...............................Jewel Clark, Penn
Jan 13 .......................Hana Peljto, Harvard
Jan 20....................Tanara Golston, Brown
Jan 27 ..................Nyema Mitchell, Brown
Feb 3...............................Jewel Clark, Penn
Feb 10 .................Tricia Tubridy, Harvard
Feb 17 ......................Hana Peljto, Harvard
Feb 24
Mar 3
Mar 10
Rookies of the Week
Dec 2.....Shannon O’Donnell, Dartmouth
Dec 9....................Jean Cullen, Dartmouth
Dec 16..............Rebecca Brown, Princeton
Jan 6...........................Sarah Hayes, Brown
Jan 13 ........................Jackie Vocell, Brown
Jan 20.........................Sarah Hayes, Brown
Jan 27...................Jean Cullen, Dartmouth
Feb 3 ..........................Sarah Hayes, Brown
Feb 10 ..............Rebecca Brown, Princeton
Feb 17 ..............Rebecca Brown, Princeton
Feb 24
Mar 3
Mar 10
IVY SUPERLATIVES
Points:
36 -- Hanks, Dart vs. Northeastern (11/26)
36 -- Peljto, Harvard vs. Columbia (2/14)
33 -- Altman, Columbia vs. Harvard (2/14)
33 -- Clark, Penn vs. Temple (11/ 22)
33 -- Cullen, Dart vs. Hartford (12/4)
33 -- Cserny, Harvard vs. Wagner (12/19)
32 -- Peljto, Harvard vs. Penn (2/1)
31 -- Hanks, Dart vs. Army (11/24)
31 -- Hanks, Dart vs. Southern Utah (12/18)
29 -- Force, Cornell vs. Penn (2/7)
29 -- Peljto, Harvard vs. C. Michigan (11/30)
28 -- Clark, Penn vs. Columbia (2/8)
28 -- Force, Cornell vs. Yale (2/1)
28 -- Clark, Penn vs. Harvard, (2/1)
28 -- Cahill, Princeton vs. Centenary (12/4)
28 -- Altman, Columbia vs. SHU (12/29)
28 -- Phillips, Yale vs. Princeton (2/15)
27 -- Force, Cornell vs. Harvard (2/15)
27 -- Peljto, Harvard vs. Brown (2/7)
27 -- Cullen, Dartmouth vs. Iona (1/21)
Rebounds:
18 -- Hanks, Dartmouth vs. Penn (1/31)
17 -- Clark, Penn vs. Dartmouth (2/1)
17 -- Mitchell, Brown vs. Cornell (1/31)
16 -- Richards, Yale vs. Princeton (2/15)
16 -- Kilker, Penn vs. Columbia (2/8)
15 -- Peljto, Harvard vs. Syracuse (11/22)
15 -- Clark, Penn vs. Fresno State (12/21)
15 -- Brown, Princeton vs. Brown (2/14)
Assists:
12 -- Soriaga, Dartmouth vs. Hartford (12/4)
11 -- Tubridy, Harvard vs. Brown (2/7)
11 -- Opila, Princeton vs. Rider (12/30)
10 -- Golston, Brown vs. Yale (1/18)
9 -- Opila, Princeton vs. Morehead St (12/21)
Steals:
8 -- Clark, Penn vs. Marist (1/3)
7 -- Kelly, Brown vs. Yale (1/25)
7 -- Downs, Dartmouth vs. Yale (2/7)

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Harvard Crimson -- Kathy DelaneySmith, Head Coach
Nov 22 Syracuse.................................W, 79-76
Nov 26 Boston University.................W, 78-74
First Tennessee Tournament (Nashville, Tenn.)
Nov 30 vs. Central Michigan ..............W, 69-58
Dec 1 vs. Vanderbilt ...........................L, 84-44
Dec 4 Northeastern .........................W, 79-70
Dec 8 Minnesota ...............................L, 92-68
Dec 11 Central Connecticut .............W, 64-52
Dec 15 @ Boston College....................L, 88-49
Dec 19 @ Wagner...............................W, 69-63
Dec 21 @ Rutgers ................................L, 79-40
Dec 30 @ Manhattan .........................W, 71-56
Jan 4 @ Dartmouth.........................W, 56-53
Jan 7 Colgate...................................W, 69-54
Jan 11 Dartmouth.............................W, 70-58
Jan 31 Princeton................................W, 78-42
Feb 1 Penn........................................W, 80-71
Feb 7 Brown.....................................W, 72-61
Feb 8 Yale.........................................W, 79-54
Feb 14 @ Columbia ...........................W, 90-62
Feb 15 @ Cornell ...............................W, 77-71
Feb 21 @ Penn..........................................7 pm
Feb 22 @ Princeton..................................7 pm
Feb 28 Cornell.....................................7:30 pm
March 1 Columbia ................................7:30 pm
March 7 @ Yale ...........................................7 pm
March 8 @ Brown .......................................7 pm
Penn Quakers -- Kelly Greenberg, Head Coach
Nov 22 Temple.....................................L, 78-71
Nov 26 Drexel.....................................W, 81-77
Dec 4 Villanova.................................L, 65-54
Oakland Tribune Classic (Berkeley, Calif.)
Dec 7 California ..................................L, 82-62
Dec 8 Evansville .................................L, 77-75
Navy Classic (Annapolis, Md.)
Dec 21 Fresno State ..............................L, 85-80
Dec 22 Navy or Charleston .................W, 81-73
Jan 3 @ Marist..........................W, 91-83 -ot-
Jan 6 La Salle ....................................L, 63-57
Jan 8 @ Lafayette ............................W, 75-66
Jan 11 @ Princeton .............................L, 56-51
Jan 14 @ St. Joseph's ..........................L, 70-60
Jan 21 @ Lehigh ................................W, 79-69
Jan 28 Delaware................................W, 57-47
Jan 31 @ Dartmouth.........................W, 74-65
Feb 1 @ Harvard...............................L, 80-71
Feb 7 Cornell ...................................W, 75-65
Feb 8 Columbia ...............................W, 57-56
Feb 14 @ Yale ............................. -ot- W, 71-65
Feb 15 @ Brown .......................................7 pm
Feb 21 Harvard........................................7 pm
Feb 22 Dartmouth ...................................7 pm
Feb 28 Brown ...........................................7 pm
March 1 Yale ...............................................7 pm
March 7 @ Columbia .................................7 pm
March 8 @ Cornell......................................7 pm
March 12 Princeton......................................7 pm
Princeton Tigers -- Richard Barron, Head Coach
Sports Foundation Tournament (Waco, Texas)
Nov 22 @Baylor.....................................L, 86-47
Nov 23 SW Texas St. .................--ot-- W, 82-81
Nov 27 Tenn.-Martin .........................W, 92-74
Stanford Invitational (Palo Alto, Calif.)
Nov 29 @ Stanford ................................L, 95-39
Nov 30 vs. Kansas State or Temple.......L, 70-40
Dec 4 Centenary ..............................W, 97-69
Dec 7 Sacred Heart ...........................L, 69-61
Dec 11 Hofstra ...................................W, 89-71
Pioneer Classic (Denver, Colo.)
Dec 20 @ Denver ..................................L, 86-58
Dec 21 Morehead State .........................L, 94-86
Dec 30 @ Rider ....................................L, 95-85
Jan 5 St. Francis (N.Y.) ....................L, 69-64
Jan 7 @ Lehigh..................................L, 66-51
Jan 11 Penn........................................W, 56-51
Jan 28 @ Lafayette ............................W, 70-56
Jan 31 @ Harvard...............................L, 78-42
Feb 1 @ Dartmouth ..........................L, 74-52
Feb 7 Columbia.................................L, 75-66
Feb 8 Cornell ...................................W, 66-63
Feb 14 @ Brown ..................................L, 73-60
Feb 15 @ Yale ........................ --3ot-- W,94-92
Feb 21 Dartmouth ...................................7 pm
Feb 22 Harvard........................................7 pm
Feb 28 Yale ...............................................7 pm
March 1 Brown ...........................................7 pm
March 7 @ Cornell......................................7 pm
March 8 @ Columbia .................................4 pm
March 12 @ Penn..........................................7 pm
Yale Bulldogs -- Amy Backus, Head Coach
BankNorth Classic (Burlington, Vt.)
Nov 22 vs. Vermont ..............................L, 71-68
Nov 23 Navy ........................................L, 77-69
Nov 26 @ Albany .................................L, 88-76
Nov 30 Lafayette ................................W, 74-49
Dec 3 Quinnipiac ..............................L, 77-73
Roger L. White Invitational (Evanston, Ill.)
Dec 6 vs. Northwestern ......................L, 54-44
Dec 7 Central Michigan ....................L, 49-39
Dec 10 @ Army....................................L, 60-59
Dec 30 @ Fairleigh Dickinson ...........L, 71-67
Jan 2 @ Hartford.............................W, 77-56
Jan 6 @ Central Connecticut .........W, 78-65
Jan 11 @ Maine...................................L, 92-62
Jan 14 Sacred Heart ...........................L, 70-54
Jan 18 Brown ......................................L, 84-77
Jan 25 @ Brown ..................................L, 70-55
Jan 31 Columbia ...............................W, 61-58
Feb 1 Cornell.....................................L, 80-70
Feb 7 @ Dartmouth ..........................L, 85-72
Feb 8 @ Harvard...............................L, 79-54
Feb 14 Penn ................................. -ot- L, 71-65
Feb 15 Princeton ....................... -3ot- L, 94-92
Feb 21 @ Cornell......................................7 pm
Feb 22 @ Columbia .................................7 pm
Feb 28 @ Princeton..................................7 pm
March 1 @ Penn..........................................7 pm
March 7 Harvard........................................7 pm
March 8 Dartmouth ...................................7 pm
IVY ALLTIME RECORDS
Career Points (All Games):
2,415 - Diana Caramanico (Penn, 97-01)
2,312 - Allison Feaster (Harvard, 94-98)
1,962 - Vita Redding (Brown, 1995-99)
1,933 - Gail Koziara (Dartmouth, 78-82)
1,846 - Jayne Daigle (Dartmouth, 82-86)
1,779 - Donna Yaffe (Brown, 1981-85)
1,745 - Katharine Hanks, Dartmouth
1,683 - Sandi Bittler (Princeton, 86-90)
1,680 - Martina Jerant (Brown, 1991-95)
1,663 - Mary Kalich (Yale, 1991-95)
On The Rise:
1,317 - Hana Peljto, Harvard
Career Three Pointers (All Games):
273 - Courtney Banghart (Dartmouth, 96-00)
261 - Erin Maher (Harvard, 1988-93)
246 - Sandi Bittler (Princeton, 1986-90)
187 - Mary LaMacchia (Cornell, 92-96)
179 - Maureen Lane (Princeton, 1999 --)
174 - Allison Cahill (Princeton, 1999 --)
170 - Colleen Kelly (Penn, 1995-98)
168 - Kim Allen (Princeton, 1993-96)
161 - Emily Roller (Columbia, 1995-99)
160 - Jen Dorfmeister (Penn, 1988-92)
157 - Autumn Braddock (Yale, 1995-99)
On The Rise:
122 - Maria Smear, Yale
Career Rebounds (All Games):
1,635 - Gail Koziara (Dartmouth, 78-82)
1,208 - Diana Caramanico (Penn, 97-01)
1,157 - Allison Feaster (Harvard, 94-98)
1,099 - Margaret Meier (Princeton, 74-78)
1,053 - Tammy Butler (Harvard, 91-95)
1,015 - Jayne Daigle (Dartmouth, 82-86)
991 - Martina Jerant (Brown, 1991-95)
972 - Natasha Rezek (Penn, 1991-96)
942 - Ellen DeVoe (Princeton, 1982-86)
937 - Kathy Gilbert (Columbia, 1987-91)
On The Rise:
842 - Katharine Hanks, Dartmouth
Career Assists (All Games):
558 - Jennifer Monti (Harvard, 1998-02)
549 - Kerry Kelley (Brown, 1983-87)
546 - Kathleen Offer (Yale, 1992-96)
485 - Jessica Gelman (Harvard, 1993-97)
456 - Charlene Schuessler (Columbia, 86-90)
447 - Andrea Razi (Princeton, 92-96)
435 - Michelle Pagliaro (Brown, 90-94)
434 - Barbarann Keffer (Harvard, 83-88)
428 - Betsy Gilmore (Dartmouth, 90-95)
428 - Cheryl Rath (Penn, 1985-89)
On The Rise:
402 - Patricia Kern, Columbia
367 - Tara Twomey, Penn