Newspaper Box Score
WestConn vs Mitchell College
November 20, 2007 6:00pm
At New London, CT
WESTCONN 77, MITCHELL COLLEGE 39
WESTCONN (2-1)
Katie Moffo 6-8 6-8 19; Ally Greenwood 4-10 3-5 11; Heather Lee 3-8 2-2 10;
Isabella Henry 4-5 1-1 9; Jessica Flacke 4-5 0-0 8; Britney Halpin 2-4 3-4
7; Jessica Richardson 2-5 0-0 4; Karli Spera 1-2 2-2 4; Stacey Roberts 1-5
1-3 3; Nia Harmon 1-2 0-0 2; Rebecca McGee 0-3 0-0 0; Melissa Teel 0-1 0-0
0; Alyssa McGhee 0-0 0-0 0. Totals 28-58 18-25 77.
MITCHELL COLLEGE (0-1)
Jennifer Iglesias 7-16 1-3 16; Ashley Hansen 2-11 7-8 11; Shakeya Evans 2-8
1-1 5; Julie Graham 1-2 1-2 3; Miah Manning 1-4 0-0 2; Shiesha Small 0-1 1-3
1; Melanie Miela 0-3 1-2 1; Marjorie Oliveira 0-0 0-0 0; Morgan Lindsay 0-0
0-0 0; Kailee Hyde 0-0 0-0 0; Kristen Carrington 0-0 0-0 0. Totals 13-45
12-19 39.
WestConn 32 45 77
Mitchell College 22 17 39
3-point goals--WestConn 3-14 (Heather Lee 2-6; Katie Moffo 1-2; Stacey Roberts
0-2; Rebecca McGee 0-1; Melissa Teel 0-1; Ally Greenwood 0-2), Mitchell
College 1-13 (Jennifer Iglesias 1-6; Ashley Hansen 0-3; Shakeya Evans 0-2;
Miah Manning 0-2). Fouled out--WestConn-None, Mitchell College-None.
Rebounds--WestConn 30 (Katie Moffo 8), Mitchell College 26 (Ashley Hansen 8).
Assists--WestConn 13 (Ally Greenwood 6), Mitchell College 4 (Shakeya Evans 3).
Total fouls--WestConn 18, Mitchell College 20. Technical fouls--WestConn-None,
Mitchell College-Ashley Hansen.
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WESTCONN
DEFEATS HILBERT IN CARDINAL CLASSIC
CONSOLATION GAME
Western Connecticut defeated Hilbert 82-34
to earn third place in the Classic.
The Colonials never trailed in the game as
they went up 45-10 at the half. Junior
Stacey Roberts led Western Connecticut,
scoring 17 points and earning an
all-tournament selection. Roberts scored a
combined 37 points and had 10 rebounds in
both games and was named to the
All-Tournament Team.
Katie Moffo scored 14 points in the victory
and had a combined 36 points in the
tournament. Ally Greenwood added 14 points
and six assists.
Hilbert senior Amanda McHale scored 15
points in the loss; she also grabbed 16
rebounds in the tournament.
Hilbert fell to 0-2 on the season and
Western Connecticut improved to 1-1.
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Newspaper Box Score
Western Connecticut vs Hilbert
11/18/07 1 p.m. EST at Plattsburgh, N.Y. (Memorial Hall)
At Plattsburgh, N.Y. (Memorial Hall)
WESTERN CONNECTICUT 82, HILBERT 34
WESTERN CONNECTICUT (1-1)
Stacey Roberts 6-8 5-5 17; Ally Greenwood 5-6 4-4 14; Katie Moffo 5-7 3-4
14; Karli Spera 2-3 4-4 9; Rebecca McGee 3-8 1-2 7; Heather Lee 2-7 0-0 6;
Britney Halpin 2-2 1-2 5; Isabella Henry 2-2 1-1 5; Jessica Richardson 0-1
2-2 2; Jessica Flacke 1-2 0-0 2; Melissa Teel 0-5 1-3 1; Nia Harmon 0-0 0-0
0; Alyssa McGhee 0-1 0-0 0. Totals 28-52 22-27 82.
HILBERT (0-2)
McHale Amanda 7-10 1-1 15; Miller Kaitlyn 3-11 0-0 8; Klein Samantha 2-6 0-1
5; Tingley Kellie 1-6 2-2 4; Kennedy Elizabeth 1-10 0-1 2; Ratajczak 0-2 0-0
0; DeVille Courtney 0-5 0-0 0; Achtyl Ryan 0-0 0-0 0; Seguin Shelby 0-2 0-0
0. Totals 14-52 3-5 34.
Western Connecticut 45 37 82
Hilbert 10 24 34
3-point goals--Western Connecticut 4-11 (Heather Lee 2-5; Katie Moffo 1-3;
Karli Spera 1-2; Alyssa McGhee 0-1), Hilbert 3-17 (Miller Kaitlyn 2-5; Klein
Samantha 1-5; Kennedy Elizabeth 0-1; Ratajczak 0-1; DeVille Courtney 0-3;
Seguin Shelby 0-2). Fouled out--Western Connecticut-None, Hilbert-McHale
Amanda. Rebounds--Western Connecticut 44 (Isabella Henry 8; Melissa Teel 8),
Hilbert 21 (DeVille Courtney 6). Assists--Western Connecticut 22 (Ally
Greenwood 6), Hilbert 13 (Tingley Kellie 7). Total fouls--Western
Connecticut 13, Hilbert 20. Technical fouls--Western Connecticut-None,
Hilbert-None. A-51
Third Place Game - 2007 Cardinal Classic hosted by Plattsburgh State
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WESTCONN TO PLAY
HILBERT IN CARDINAL CLASSIC CONSOLATION GAME
COLONIALS FALL IN DOUBLE OVERTIME TO MOUNT ST.
MARY'S 72-68
PLATTSBURGH, N.Y. - The Plattsburgh State women's
basketball team routed Hilbert College 81-32
Saturday night at Memorial Hall, advancing to the
championship game of the Cardinal Classic versus
Mount St. Mary College (3 p.m., Sunday). It was the
season opener for both schools.
The Cardinals set
team tournament records for fewest points allowed
and margin of victory (49 points).
Senior Detina
Santiago had a game-high 19 points for the
Cardinals, and she also pulled down seven rebounds
and had five assists. Sophomore Casey Clark had 12
rebounds to lead all players while Molly Harte
grabbed nine rebounds and scored 15 points.
Hilbert was led by
seniors Kellie Tingley and Amanda McHale. Tingley
scored 12 points while McHale had 11 rebounds and
two blocks.
In the other game,
Mount St. Mary overcame a double-digit deficit in
the second half to edge Western Connecticut 72-68 in
double overtime.
MSMC's Megan
Kimmey nailed a 3-pointer with 19 seconds left in
regulation, tying the game at 53-all going into the
first extra session.
Ally Greenwood (9
points, 6 assists) hit a driving lay-up with 5
seconds remaining to pull WCSU into a 62-62 tie,
forcing a second OT.
But the Blue
Knights pulled away in the final overtime as Jackie
Markert scored six of her game-high 22 points in the
period. Chantel Anthony scored five of her 15 points
to help MSMC stay alive in the first OT.
Katie Moffo led
the Colonials with 22 points while Stacey Roberts
had a double-double with 20 points and 10 rebounds.
The Colonials will
face Hilbert at 1 p.m. Sunday in the third-place
game.
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Newspaper Box Score
Mount St. Mary Coll. vs Western Connecticut
11/17/07 8 p.m. EST at Plattsburgh, N.Y. (Memorial Hall)
At Plattsburgh, N.Y. (Memorial Hall)
MOUNT ST. MARY COLL. 72, WESTERN CONNECTICUT 68
MOUNT ST. MARY COLL. (1-0)
Markert, Jackie 7-12 8-12 22; Anthony, Chantel 5-17 5-8 15; Sangster,
Shannon 5-7 1-2 11; Lawson, Vanessa 3-9 2-2 9; Augustin, LaSheila 2-4 3-4 7;
Kimmey, Megan 2-7 0-3 6; Maglione, Kaitlyn 1-2 0-0 2; Aguirre, Catherine 0-1
0-1 0; King, Brittany 0-1 0-0 0. Totals 25-60 19-32 72.
WESTERN CONNECTICUT (0-1)
Katie Moffo 7-9 6-7 22; Stacey Roberts 7-15 5-11 20; Ally Greenwood 4-9 1-5
9; Karli Spera 3-7 0-0 8; Heather Lee 2-14 1-2 6; Isabella Henry 1-2 1-2 3;
Melissa Teel 0-0 0-0 0; Jessica Richardson 0-0 0-0 0; Rebecca McGee 0-3 0-0
0; Britney Halpin 0-0 0-0 0; Alyssa McGhee 0-1 0-0 0; Jessica Flacke 0-2 0-0
0; Nia Harmon 0-0 0-0 0. Totals 24-62 14-27 68.
Mount St. Mary Coll. 23 30 9 10 72
Western Connecticut 27 26 9 6 68
3-point goals--Mount St. Mary Coll. 3-9 (Kimmey, Megan 2-3; Lawson, Vanessa
1-2; Anthony, Chantel 0-4), Western Connecticut 6-24 (Karli Spera 2-4; Katie
Moffo 2-3; Stacey Roberts 1-5; Heather Lee 1-9; Rebecca McGee 0-1; Alyssa
McGhee 0-1; Ally Greenwood 0-1). Fouled out--Mount St. Mary Coll.-Sangster,
Shannon, Western Connecticut-Karli Spera. Rebounds--Mount St. Mary Coll. 46
(Augustin, LaSheila 11), Western Connecticut 39 (Stacey Roberts 10).
Assists--Mount St. Mary Coll. 17 (Anthony, Chantel 7), Western Connecticut
17 (Ally Greenwood 6). Total fouls--Mount St. Mary Coll. 23, Western
Connecticut 26. Technical fouls--Mount St. Mary Coll.-None, Western
Connecticut-None. A-99
Game 2 - Cardinal Classic Hosted by Plattsburgh State
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SOUTHERN MAINE LITTLE EAST CONFERENCE FAVORITES
WestConn predicted to finish fouth for LEC
Coaches
PROVIDENCE, R.I.—The University of Southern
Maine women’s basketball finds itself in a familiar
situation, looking down at the rest of the Little
East Conference. The Huskies earned all seven
possible first-place votes for 49 total points to
earn the top ranking in the annual Little East
Conference women’s basketball preseason coaches’
poll after a vote by the eight conference’s head
coaches. Each head coach cast a vote, but could not
rank their team.
Under the watchful eye of Head Coach Gary
Fifield, the University of Southern Maine
captured its 11th consecutive Little East Conference
Tournament championship and 18th in the program’s
history since the inception of the conference in
1986. The Huskies, ranked ninth in the D3Hoops.com
preseason poll, registered their 21st NCAA
Tournament appearance after hoisting the conference
trophy, where they advanced to the sectional
semifinal round for the 16th time. Fifield returns
nine student-athletes from last year’s squad,
including senior forward Angela Santa Fe (Derry,
N.H.).
Eastern Connecticut State University edged out Keene
State College for the second position in the annual
rankings. The Warriors earned the final first place
vote and five second-place tallies for 40 total
points, out pointing the Owls by just three markers.
Under the direction of Head Coach Denise Bierly,
Eastern Connecticut finished fifth in the conference
standings last season, posting an overall record of
16-11. Bierly boasts a pair of double digits scorers
in Little East All-Conference, first-team selection
junior forward Ashley McFertridge (Canton,
Conn.) and classmate guard Nicky Morey
(Columbia, Conn.).
Western Connecticut State University (31) earned the
fourth spot, followed by UMass Boston (23), and
Rhode Island College (22). Plymouth State University
(14) and UMass Dartmouth (9) completed the preseason
rankings.
The Little East Conference opens the 2007-08 slate
on Friday, Nov. 16, when five of the eight
conference institutions are in action.
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2007 Little East Conference Coach's Poll
Rank Institution (First Place Votes) Points
1 Southern Maine (7) 49
2 Eastern Connecticut (1) 40
3 Keene State College 37
4 Western Connecticut 31
5 UMass Boston 23
6 Rhode Island College 22
7 Plymouth State University 14
8 UMass Dartmouth 9
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JOHN MC NAMARA
NAMED ASSISTANT WOMEN’S BASKETBALL COACH
AT WESTERN CONNECTICUT STATE UNIVERSITY
DANBURY, CT –
John McNamara, has been named Assistant Women’s Basketball Coach at
Western Connecticut State University, announced Head Coach Kimberley
Bernstein.
McNamara has been the Girl’s Basketball Coach at Byram
Hills High School in Armonk, NY since 2000. A year later, he was
named Assistant Athletic Director at BHHS.
The Danbury, CT native earned a bachelor’s degree in
Sport and Exercise Science from SUNY Buffalo in 1991. McNamara then
went on to earn his master’s degree in Physical Education from
Hofstra University in 1992.
He has been a Physical Education Teacher at Coman Hill
Elementary School and Byram Hill High School for the past 13 years.
McNamara is the owner of MACSPORTS, which specializes
in community athletic clinics and camps for school-aged children in
kindergarten through seventh grades.
The WestConn women’s basketball season tips off at the
Plattsburgh College Tournament versus Mount St. Mary College on
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2007 LITTLE
EAST CONFERENCE ALL-STAR TEAMS ANNOUNCED
WestConn's Ally
Greenwood and Mallory Stevens Named To Second Team...
PROVIDENCE, R.I.—The Little East Conference announced its 2007
postseason women’s basketball awards this afternoon after a vote of
the league’s eight coaches. The University of Southern Maine senior
forward Ashley Marble (Topsfield, Maine) was named the Little East
Conference Women’s Basketball Player of the Year, while Keene State
freshman guard Kirstin Degou (Newburyport, Mass.) earned Rookie of
the Year honors. The University of Southern Maine’s Gary Fifield was
voted Coach of the Year by his peers.
Marble became
just the second student-athlete in Little East Conference Women’s
Basketball history to headline the postseason awards three times in
a career, joining former Southern Maine standout Joanna Brown. She
is also making her third consecutive appearance on the
All-Conference, first-team. Marble leads the conference circuit in
scoring (22.9 ppg) and rebounding (12.1 rpg), while ranking second
in field goal percentage (.505), fourth in steals (2.23 spg), and
ninth in free throw percentage (.724). She is ranked fifth in the
nation in points and eighth in rebounds per game. Marble has reached
double digits in points in 26 games this season, scoring 20 or more
points 21 times. She is the Huskies’ all-time rebound leader
(1,115), while ranking second in points (1,911). Marble was named to
the ESPN the Magazine/CoSIDA College Division Academic All-America
first-team. She is the first student in the program’s history to
receive first-team recognition. Marble was also named the Little
East Conference Player of the Week eight times, while recognized as
the Eastern College Athletic Conference (ECAC) Player of the Week
six times.
Degou is just
the second Keene State women’s basketball player to earn Rookie of
the Year recognition since Margot Fleming ’98. She was tied for
second on the Owls in 3-pointers made (29), while ranking third in
both points (8.3 ppg) and rebounding (4.3 rpg). Degou registered
double figures in scoring 10 times this season, including a
season-high 16 points at Western Connecticut. She pulled in a
season-high 10 rebounds at Eastern Connecticut. Degou was named the
Little East Conference Rookie of the Week four times.
Fifield earned
his sixth consecutive Coach of the Year as he led his nationally
ranked charges to an overall record of 25-2. Southern Maine won its
11th straight Little East Conference Tournament Championship and
will be appearing in the NCAA Tournament for the 13th consecutive
season. Fifield collected his 500th career victory at Rhode Island
College on Jan. 9. He has mentored 10 Little East Conference Women’s
Basketball Player of the Year recipients and 40 All-Conference
members. Fifield boasts a career record of 514-81 (.864).
Eastern
Connecticut senior forward Sandy Mosley (Goshen, Conn.) is making
her third straight appearance on the first-team after earning
second-team praise as a freshman in 2004. Keene State seniors Sarah
Begnoche (Millville, Mass.) and Bri Barnes (Merrimack, N.H.) are
three time selections to the All-Conference teams, each recording
first-team nods the past two campaigns. Eastern Connecticut
sophomore forward Ashley McFertridge (Canton, Conn.) and University
of Massachusetts-Boston junior guard LaKeisha Tucker (Pawtucket,
R.I.) are making their debut on the top-team.
Rhode Island
College senior forward Kari Geisler (Deerfield, N.H.) is making her
fourth straight appearance on the All-Conference second-team.
Western Connecticut senior forward Mallory Stevens (Seymour,
Conn.) and junior guard Ally Greenwood (East Hartford, Conn.)
earned their second listing on the second-team, while Rhode Island
College junior forward Josalee Danieli (New Gloucester, Maine) and
Southern Maine senior guard Katie Sibley (Boothbay, Maine) received
accolades for the first time in their careers.
Joining
Begnoche, Greenwood, Marble, and McFertridge on the All-Defensive
team was Eastern Connecticut senior guard Sara Paradis (Bristol,
Conn.). Marble was also named to the inaugural All-Defensive squad
last season.
Plymouth State
University guard Karly Gray (Southampton, Mass.), Western
Connecticut State University forward Katie Moffo (Southington,
Conn.), Southern Maine guard Nicole Paradis (Skowhegan, Maine) and
University of Massachusetts-Dartmouth guard Amanda Poniatowski
(Shelton, Conn.) join Degou on the All-Rookie Team.
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Player of the
Year—Ashley Marble, Senior, Forward, Southern Maine
Rookie of the Year—Kristin Degou, Freshman, Guard, Keene State
College
Coach of the Year—Gary Fifield, Southern Maine
First-Team
Bri Barnes, Keene State College
Sarah Begnoche, Keene State College
Ashley Marble, Southern Maine
Ashley McFertridge, Eastern Connecticut
Sandy Mosley, Eastern Connecticut
LaKeisha Tucker, UMass Boston
Second Team
Josalee Danieli, Rhode Island College
Kari Geisler, Rhode Island College
Ally Greenwood, Western Connecticut
Katie Sibley, Southern Maine
Mallory Stevens, Western Connecticut
All-Defensive
Sarah Begnoche, Keene State
Ally Greenwood, Western Connecticut
Ashley Marble, Southern Maine
Ashley McFertidge, Eastern Connecticut
Sara Paradis, Eastern Connecticut
All-Rookie
Kristin Degou, Keene State
Karly Gray, Plymouth State Univ.
Katie Moffo, Western Connecticut
Nicole Paradis, Southern Maine
Amanda Poniatowski, UMass Dartmouth
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ECAC New England Division III
Women's Basketball Tournament Final
from the desk of Bridget Gunn - Mount Holyoke
SID
Mount
Holyoke Defeats WestConn, Advances to ECAC Semifinals
SOUTH HADLEY, Mass.
- Top-seeded Mount Holyoke (21-6) defeated No. 8 seed Western
Connecticut State (15-13), 63-44, to advance to the semifinals of
the ECAC Division III New England Women's Basketball Championship.
The Lyons will host the remainder of the tournament this Friday and
Saturday, March 3-4, and will face No. 4 Bridgewater State in the
first semifinal game on Friday at 5:30 p.m. No. 2 Western New
England and No. 3 Emmanuel will compete in the second semifinal
contest at 7:30 p.m. The final game will be played on Saturday at
2:00 p.m.
Both teams got off
to a slow start offensively, amassing 10 missed shots and six
turnovers in the first five minutes of play. Eventually, Western
Connecticut opened up a 10-6 lead at the 14:21 mark. The Lyons
battled back to knot the score at 10 apiece four minutes later, and
junior Joeanna Silvey (Boston, MA) knocked down a jump shot to put
the Lyons up by two at 10:23. The teams traded baskets before MHC
went ahead for good with 7:17 remaining in the half. The Lyons
entered the break with an 11-point edge, holding the Colonials to
only six field-goals and 17 first-half points. In the second period,
MHC bolstered its margin to as high as 26 points with five minutes
left in regulation. Silvey notched 13 second-half points, helping
seal the first-round victory for Mount Holyoke College.
Mount Holyoke’s
Silvey led all scorers with 16 points. Three other Lyons reached
double-digits as Christine Godin ‘06 (Fitchburg, MA), Angela
Astuccio ‘07 (Foxboro, MA), and Joneé Billy ‘06 (New York, NY)
knocked down 15, 11, and 10 points, respectively. Silvey also picked
up a team-high seven boards. MHC capitalized on Western
Connecticut’s miscues, scoring 23 points off of 20 turnovers.
Offensively, the Lyons
completed 41.7% of their field goal attempts and finished 81.5% of
their free-throws.
For WCSU,
first-year Stacey Roberts (Windham, CT) topped the scoring column,
tallying 14 points for the night, while Mallory Stevens ‘07
(Seymour, CT) pulled down a team-high seven boards. Ally Greenwood
’08 (East Hartford, CT) and Alyssa McGhee ’09 (Hartford, CT) chipped
in seven points apiece. Greenwood also led all players with eight
assists and four steals.
Tonight marks the
first time in recorded history that Mount Holyoke has defeated
Western Connecticut State. The Colonials have won all
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2005-06 Little East
Conference Women’s Basketball
Post-Season Awards
WESTCONN'S ALLY GREENWOOD NAMED TO SECOND TEAM
BRITTANY DOWNING ON ALL-DEFENSIVE TEAM
AND STACEY ROBERTS NAMED TO ALL-ROOKIE SQUAD
Player of the Year - Ashley Marble, Senior, Forward, University of
Southern Maine
Rookie of the Year – Kate Brunet, Freshman, Guard, Eastern
Connecticut State University
Coach of the Year - Gary Fifield, University of Southern Maine
PROVIDENCE, RI — University of Southern Maine senior forward Ashley
Marble (Topsfield, MA) earned Little East Conference Player of the
Year honors, while Eastern Connecticut State University freshman
guard Kate Brunet (Bristol, CT) was cited as the Rookie of the Year
and University of Southern Maine Head Coach Gary Fifield was
recognized as the Coach of the Year to highlight the league’s annual
list of award winners.
Earning her
second consecutive player of the year honor, Marble led the
conference in points per game (16.4 ppg) and was second in the LEC
in rebounds per game (9.4 rpg). She was also among the league
leaders in field goal shooting percentage (53.4%), free throw
shooting percentage (70.4%) and steals per game (1.71 spg). Her
efforts helped the Huskies to a number-one national ranking, an
overall mark of 27-1 and the program’s tenth consecutive Little East
Conference Tournament Championship. Marble earned LEC Tournament
Most Outstanding Player honors and was named the LEC Player of the
Week three times during the season.
For the
seventh time in LEC history, an Eastern Connecticut Warrior has
earned the league’s Rookie of the Year honor. Brunet led all LEC
rookies in scoring, averaging 8.7 points per game. Her play improved
when the Warriors needed it the most as she led the team in scoring
during LEC play, averaging 10.3 points per game. During the winter,
she was named LEC Rookie of the Week twice.
Fifield earns his fifth consecutive Coach of the Year honor as he
guided the Huskies to yet another sweep of the regular-season and
conference tournament titles. Southern Maine currently has an
overall record of 27-1 and has won its last 62 games against Little
East Conference competition. Southern Maine is making its 12th
straight appearance in the NCAA Tournament and 20th trip
to the tournament in the last 21 years.
Marble also earned First Team All-Conference honors, where she was
joined by fellow Husky, senior forward Megan Myles (Turner, ME), the
Keene State junior duo of guard Bri Barnes (Merrimack, NH) and
forward Sarah Begnoche (Millville, MA), UMass Dartmouth senior guard
Kerri Augenstein (East Greenwich, RI) and Eastern Connecticut junior
forward Sandy Mosley (Goshen, CT).
Earning Second Team All-Conference recognition was the Rhode Island
College duo of senior guard Jamie Angell (Cranston, RI) and
sophomore forward Keri Geisler (Deerfield, NH), UMass Boston junior
guard Lydia Coverdale (Malden, MA), Western Connecticut sophomore
guard Ally Greenwood (East Hartford, CT) and Eastern
Connecticut senior guard Lindsey Karsmarski (Meriden, CT).
For the first time in conference history, an All-LEC Defensive Team
was included in the recognition of postseason honors. Appearing on
the team was UMass Dartmouth’s Augenstein, Southern Maine’s Marble,
Western Connecticut sophomore guard Brittany Downing (New Haven,
CT), Rhode Island College sophomore forward Colleen Feeney
(Providence, RI) and Keene State senior forward Stacey Morse
(Lebanon, NH).
Also making its debut was the All-LEC Rookie Team. Appearing on the
team was the Eastern Connecticut freshman guard duo of Brunet and
Nicky Morey (Columbia, CT), Rhode Island College freshman guard Tyla
Martin (Cumberland, RI), UMass Dartmouth freshman forward Joanna
Piascik (New Britain, CT) and Western Connecticut freshman forward
Stacey Roberts (Windham, CT).
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First Team All-Conference
Player Class Position Institution
Kerri Augenstein Senior Guard UMass Dartmouth
Bri Barnes Junior Guard Keene State College
Sarah Begnoche Junior Forward Keene State College
Ashley Marble Senior Forward University of Southern Maine
Sandy Mosley Junior Forward Eastern Connecticut
Megan Myles Senior Forward University of Southern Maine
Second Team All-Conference
Player Class Position Institution
Jamie Angell Senior Guard Rhode Island College
Lydia Coverdale Junior Guard UMass Boston
Kari Geisler Junior Forward Rhode Island College
Ally Greenwood Sophomore Guard Western Connecticut
Lindsey Karsmarski Senior Guard Eastern Connecticut
LEC All-Defensive Team
Player Class Position Institution
Kerri Augenstein Senior Guard UMass Dartmouth
Brittany Downing Sophomore Guard Western Connecticut
Colleen Feeney Sophomore Forward Rhode Island College
Ashley Marble Senior Forward University of Southern Maine
Stacey Morse Senior Forward Keene State College
LEC All-Rookie Team
Player Class Position Institution
Kate Brunet Freshman Guard Eastern Connecticut
Tyla Martin Freshman Guard Rhode Island College
Nicky Morey Freshman Guard Eastern Connecticut
Joanna Piascik Freshman Forward UMass Dartmouth
Stacey Roberts Freshman Forward Western Connecticut
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