2012-13 iup women's basketball media guide

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ABOUT IUPOfficial Name of School .........................................................Indiana University of PennsylvaniaFounded .......................................................................................................................................... 1875Enrollment ...................................................................................................................................15,379Nickname ................................................................................................................... Crimson HawksColors ..................................................................................................................... Crimson and GrayPresident ........................................................................................................Dr. Michael A. Driscoll

ATHLETICSMailing Address................................................................................................ Kovalchick Complex..................................................................................711 Pratt Drive, Suite 204, Indiana, PA 15705Athletic Director ..................................................................................................Dr. Frank CondinoAssociate Athletic Director ........................................................................................... Frances NeeSports Medicine (Women’s Basketball Contact) .................................................. Frank Trenney Business Officer .........................................................................................................Lisa Bash-WardFacilities Director ............................................................................................................Emily Briggs

Athletic Department Phone ...................................................................... 724-357-HAWK (4295)Ticket Office Phone ......................................................................................................724-357-5222Athletic Department Fax .............................................................................................724-357-2754Athletics Website ......................................................................................... www.IUPathletics.com

National Affiliation ...............................................................................................NCAA Division IIConference .............................................Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC) WestArena (Capacity) .................................. Kovalchick Convention and Athletic Complex (4,000)

SPORTS INFORMATIONSports Information Director .......................................................................................Ryan RebholzOffice Phone ...................................................................................................................724-357-2747E-mail Address ....................................................................................................... [email protected] Assistant ......................................................................................................... Tim HipszerE-mail Address ................................................................................................... [email protected]

IUP WOMEN’S BASKETBALL

COACHING STAFFHead Coach ............................................................................................................................. Jeff DowIUP Record ................................................................................................................................... 85-31Office Phone ...................................................................................................................724-357-2722Email ...............................................................................................................................jdow@iup.eduAssistant Coach ................................................................................................................Jerod AlltopEmail .......................................................................................................................................jalltop@iup.eduAssistant Coach ............................................................................................................................David SaurEmail............................................................ ... ........................................................................dsaur@iup.edu

TEAM INFORMATION2011-12 Record ...............................................................................................................................23-72011-12 PSAC Record / West Finish ................................................................................17-5 / 3rd2011-12 Starters Returning / Lost ..............................................................................................5 / 1All-Time Women’s Basketball Record ................................................................................. 589-411PSAC Championships .........................................................................................................................4NCAA Tournament Appearances ....................................................................................................7

On the Cover:Sr. F Sarah Pastorek

C R E D I T SC R E D I T S Th e 2012-13 IUP Women’s Basketball Media Guide was created by Sports Information Director Ryan Rebholz, with assistance provided

by Assistant Tim Hipszer. Other informational assistance provided by IUP head coach Jeff Dow and assistants Jerod Allstop and David Saur.

Information about the university was provided by the IUP communications department. Th e front cover was designed sports information

student assistant Katlynn Resides. Photography credits go to Anthony Shingler and Keith Boyer of IUP Communications. Other photographs

retrieved from the IUP sports information and communications department archives. Th is media guide was printed by the IUP campus Print

Center.

T A B L E O F C O N T E N T ST A B L E O F C O N T E N T S

IUP Champions ................................Inside Front

Quick Facts ............................................................1

Season Preview .................................................2-3

Coaching Staff ...................................................4-7

Player Bios .......................................................8-17

2012-13 Roster ................................................... 18

Team Photo ........................................................ 19

2011-12 Season Review .............................. 20-22

PSAC Standings & Awards .............................. 23

Year-By-Year Records ................................. 25-26

All-Time Series Records ............................ 27-28

IUP Individual Leaders .................................... 29

Around Campus ................................................ 30

Kovalchick Complex ......................................... 31

Residential Revival ............................................ 32

IUP Athletics ......................................Inside Back

2012-13 Schedule ..............................Back Cover

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Entering his fi fth season at the helm, head coach Jeff Dow leads the IUP women’s basketball team into the 2012-13 season with high expectations after a superb campaign a season ago.

Th e Crimson Hawks are coming off of a 23-7 record and an appearance in the NCAA Regional semifi nals in 2011-12, and are returning much of same lineup from last year. In order to improve, IUP will have to fi ll the voids left by guard Arika Ullman and forward Vianca Tejada, who were key contributors last season.

Despite those losses, the Crimson Hawks have added plenty of depth this off season to compliment all fi ve returning starters. Senior forward Sarah Pastorek is the unquestioned leader of the team and is one of the best Crimson Hawks in program history. A two-time All-PSAC West selection and honorable mention All-American in 2011-12, Pastorek enters her fi nal year as a Division II Bulletin Preseason All-American selection.

Joining Pastorek in the starting lineup are guards Marita Mathe, Amy Fairman (pictured), and Talen Watson, while forward Ashley Stoner will be an additional force on the front line. All four players look to improve on impressive seasons as freshmen a year ago.

Leslie Stapleton, Lisa Burton, Melanie Todd, and Jessica Wallace allreturn to provide a punch off of the bench for the Crimson Hawks, while incoming transfer Lindsay Stamp fi gures to play a prominent role in the off ense this season.

New on the scene this year is a group of freshmen expected to make an immediate impact, including forwards Amy Graham, Anna Janisch, and Zhane Brooks, and guards Alexis Aiken and Marina Wareham.

IUP was been picked to fi nish third in the powerful PSAC West in the annual preseason coaches’ poll. Defending conference champion Edinboro sits atop the division with six fi rst place votes while Gannon, which IUP defeated twice last year, received one fi rst place vote and came in second. Bloomsburg, which also fell to the Crimson Hawks twice last season, was picked to repeat in the East.

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Jeff Dow enters his fi fth season as the head coach of

the IUP women’s basketball program after leading the Crimson Hawks to a record of 23-7, 17-5 in the PSAC, and an appearance in the Atlantic Region Semifi nals a season ago.

Already one of the most successful coaches in IUP history, Dow has a record of 85-31 and has led the Crimson Hawks to four consecutive PSAC tournament appearances during his tenure. Last season, Dow led IUP to the PSAC Semifi nals for the fi rst time since 2008-09.

In 2010-11, Dow led the Crimson Hawks to a record of 19-8, 11-3 in the PSAC West and an appearance in the PSAC Quarterfi nals. Statistically IUP led the PSAC in scoring defense at 56.0 points per game and were ranked 19th in the country in that category. Th e Crimson Hawks also led the PSAC in turnover margin and fi nished 4th nationally for that statistic.

Under the guidance of Dow, three Crimson Hawks received All-PSAC recognition honors in 2010-11 for the fi rst time in their careers. Senior guard Lacey Claar was named All-PSAC West fi rst team, senior forward Eryn Withers All-PSAC West second team, and sophomore forward Sarah Pastorek was named to the All-PSAC West second team after being named the PSAC West Freshman of the Year in the 2009-10 season.

In 2009-10, the Crimson Hawks fi nished with a record of 17-10 and were third in the PSAC West with a 10-4 division record. Half of the 10 defeats came at the hands of teams ranked in the Top 25 in the nation, including a pair to No. 1 and national semifi nalist Gannon and three to perennial national power California.

Among the players Dow added to the program in the 2009-10 season were Pastorek, who was named the PSAC West Freshman of the Year and was one of 10 players named to the Division II Freshman All-America team.

In his fi rst season in 2008-09, Dow set a record for most wins by a fi rst-year IUP head coach, leading the Crimson Hawks to a record of 26-6 and their third straight PSAC championship. With a victory over Johnson C. Smith in the opening round of the NCAA tournament he became one of only fi ve Division II coaches to win at least one postseason game in each season between 2005-06 and 2008-09.

Th e Crimson Hawks were ranked as high as seventh in the Women’s Basketball Coaches Association national poll and fi nished the year at No. 19. IUP ranked in the top 25 in the nation in scoring defense, fi eld goal percentage defense, scoring margin, turnover margin, turnovers forced per game and assist-to-turnover ratio. Th e Crimson Hawks allowed only 52.4 points per game to set a school record and fi nish sixth in the country in that category.

Under Dow’s guidance, Tracey earned her second consecutive berth on the WBCA All-America team, marking the fourth consecutive year that Dow has coached a diff erent player to All-America status.

Th e IUP women’s team also starred academically, posting a 3.26 cumulative grade point average for the 2008-09 school year. Six players earned spots on the PSAC Scholar-Athlete list and senior Kylie Miller was chosen the 2009 IUP Scholar-

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Athlete of the Year.

Dow came to IUP from Anderson where he had a record of 79-17 and his teams earned trips to the East Region tournament each season. Including his three-year record at IUP, Dow has an overall mark of 141-41 (.775) over the past six years (84-18 in conference) with four NCAA tournament appearances, two regular season and two postseason tournament titles during that span. Over the past six years Dow has also scheduled exhibition games with several high level Division I opponents including UCONN, Duke, Penn State, Vanderbilt, Auburn, Clemson, Wake Forest, and Virginia Tech.

In nine seasons as a head coach overall, including two at Texas A&M-Kingsville and one at Texas-San Antonio, Dow has a record of 175-90. In Dow’s fi nal season at Anderson in 2007-08, the Trojans were 28-4, won the Conference Carolinas regular season title for the second time in three years and defeated Fairmont State in the opening round of the NCAA tournament.

Anderson fi nished the year in the top 10 in the country in won-loss percentage, scoring defense, rebound margin and scoring margin and was ranked as high as No. 12 in the WBCA national poll before fi nishing the year at No. 19. For his team’s accomplishments, Dow was selected the Conference Carolinas Coach of the Year.

Th e Trojans were the only team in the region and one of just eight in the nation to win a fi rst round NCAA game in each of Dow’s three seasons. During that time, Anderson had a record of 52-8 in Conference Carolinas regular season play, won 40 of 42 home games and advanced to the conference tournament fi nal each year, winning the league title in 2006.

Anderson also had 20-win campaigns in 2005-06 (27-5) and 2006-07 (24-8). Among the standouts Dow coached were Deidra Langston, the 2007 Conference Carolinas Player of the Year and Female Athlete of the Year, and Nikki Anthony, who was named the league’s top player in 2008.

Dow had previous head coaching experience at Texas A&M-Kingsville (1990-92) and University of Texas-San Antonio (1999-00). At Kingsville in 1990-91 he led the Javelinas to a third place fi nish and a berth in the semifi nals of the Lone Star Conference tournament after the team was picked to fi nish last in the preseason coaches’ poll.

Dow also has extensive experience on the Division I level as the fi rst assistant at four schools. In 12 seasons at New Mexico State (1992-96), University of California-Irvine (1996-99), Santa Clara (2000-02) and Colorado State (2002-06), he helped teams earn an overall record of 218-134, a 122-65 mark in conference games and six 20-win seasons.

His teams made fi ve postseason appearances, including four trips to the National Invitation Tournament and a berth in the 2001-02 NCAA tournament with Santa Clara. Dow was part of staff s that won a pair of regular season conference titles, including 1994-95 at New Mexico State and 2000-01 at Santa Clara.

A native of Medford, OR, Dow earned a bachelor’s degree in psychology and physical education from the University of Oregon in 1988 and a master of science from the same school three years later. He stayed at his alma mater at the start of his coaching career, serving as a graduate assistant with the Ducks during the 1989-90 season.

Dow and his wife, the former Emily Vetere, were married in May 2010.

THE DOW FILEYear Overall PSAC2008-09 26-6 11-32009-10 17-10 10-42010-11 19-8 11-32011-12 23-7 17-5Totals 85-31 49-15

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David Saur enters his fi rst year as an assistant coach for the IUP

women’s basketball program for the upcoming 2012-13 season.

Saur comes to the Crimson Hawks from Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC) West rival California (PA), where he was anassistant with the women’s basketball program last season.

While at Cal, Saur served as the recruiting coordinator, securingcommitments from players in Maryland and Pennsylvania while also acquiring a pledge from a Division I transfer. He also was involved with game planning, scouting and team travel while with the Vulcans.

Prior to his time in the PSAC, Saur served on the coaching staff s of both the men’s and women’s basketball programs at Th iel, a NCAA Division III program in Greenville, Pa. While with the Tomcats, he was involved in all aspects of both programs, in-

cluding on-court coaching, game preparation, preseason workouts, scouting, recruiting and daily operations.

Saur has also conducted several skill development workouts, including a four-year stint with current Washington Wizards assistant coach Joe Connelly.

He’s worked with several current and former NBA players, including Rudy Gay (Memphis Grizzlies), Donte Greene (Sacramento Kings), Sam Young, and DaJuan Summers (New Orleans Hornets).

A native of Sykesville, Md., Saur graduated from Laurinburg Prep in Laurinburg, N.C., in 2007. While at Laurinburg, he averaged nearly 15 points per game and helped lead the Tigers to a top-15 fi nish in the USA Today prep school rankings.

Saur earned his bachelor’s degree in psychology from Th iel in 2011 and his master’s in sport management from Cal in 2012.

Jerod Alltop enters his fourth

season as a women’s basketball

assistant coach in 2012-13 after

helping guide the Crimson Hawks to an appearance in the Atlantic

Region Semifi nals a season ago.

Last season IUP went 23-7, 17-5 in the PSAC, and advanced to

the PSAC Semifi nals for the fi rst time since 2008-09. Th e Crimson

Hawks have reached the PSAC Tournament in all three years since

Alltop joined the coaching staff .

Alltop serves as the recruiting and video coordinator and strength

and conditioning coach. He also has responsibilities in the areas of

scheduling and on the fl oor instruction, specifi cally working with the

team’s perimeter players.

Prior to coming to IUP, Alltop had a pair of tenures at Glenville State,

including two years as a student assistant coach and the previous

two as a fulltime assistant in addition to a position as an instructor of

business.

In Alltop’s two seasons as a student assistant coach at Glenville State

(2004-05 and 2005-06), the Pioneers made two appearances in the

NCAA tournament. Glenville State won the West Virginia

Intercollegiate Athletic Conference regular season title in 2005-06,

was the East Region runner-up and was ranked No. 13 in the fi nal

Women’s Basketball Coaches Association national poll.

With most of the same roster in place the following year, the Pioneers

rose to as high as No. 2 in the nation and won the East Region title,

including a victory over IUP in the championship game. Glenville

State had an overall record of 81-42 in Alltop’s four seasons on the

staff .

Alltop spent the 2006-07 season as a graduate assistant coach and

director of basketball operations at Marshall. Th e Th undering Herd

broke even at 15-15 in his one season there, including wins over

NCAA tournament qualifi ers Robert Morris and East Carolina.

Alltop earned his bachelor’s degree in business management from

Glenville State in 2006 and master’s degree in sports administration

from Marshall in 2008.

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2011-12: Pastorek wrapped up the season by being named Honorable Mention All-American by both the Women’s

Basketball Coaches Association (WBCA) and the Division II Bulletin… She was also considered one of the best

players in a very strong Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC) in earning fi rst team All-PSAC honors…

Th e unquestioned leader of a team that made a run to the semifi nals of the NCAA regional, Pastorek averaged

14.8 points and 7.4 rebounds per game, both tops for IUP… Starting all 30 of the Crimson Hawks games, she had

a 48.4 fi eld goal percentage (164-339) and a 75.8 free throw percentage (116-153)… She also led the team with 25

blocks and was second with 58 assists and 56 steals… Pastorek wrapped up the season by reaching double-fi gures

in scoring in the fi nal 18 games, averaging 20.5 points in IUP’s four conference and NCAA tournament games…

She shot 45.2 percent (28-62) from the fl oor and 83.9 percent (26-31) from the free throw line during those post-

season games, grabbing 6.5 rebounds per game with 12 assists, six blocks… She scored 26 points on 10-16 shoot-

ing in the regional semifi nal against Edinboro… Pastorek scored 19 points against Gannon and Bloomsburg in the

PSAC tournament and also scored 18 points against the Huskies in the opening round of the NCAA tournament…

Pastorek had six double-doubles on the year, including two straight against Kutztown (12 points, 17 rebounds) and

Seton Hill (15 points, 10 rebounds)… She also recorded a double-double against California with 15 points and a

career-high 18 rebounds… She scored a season-high 27 points in

just 26 minutes against Mansfi eld… Including the two postseason

games, Pastorek scored at least 20 points four times during the

season, going for 24 against Clarion and 21 at Mercyhurst.

2010-11: Pastorek was named second team All-PSAC West after

starting 27 games and leading the team with 12.5 points and 6.9

rebounds per game… Also led team with 56 steals and 16 blocks…

Finished fourth on team with 42 assists… Shot 49.1 percent (135-

275) from the fi eld and 66.3 percent (55-83) from the foul line…

Averaged 27.3 minutes per game… Reached double-fi gures in

scoring 20 times… Had six double-doubles… Scored season-high

28 points with 10 rebounds against La Roche… Had 18 points and

11 boards against West Liberty… Scored 21 points and had 12 re-

bounds and four assists against Kutztown… Had 10 points and 11

rebounds at Edinboro… Had back-to-back double-doubles against

Edinboro and at Clarion, averaging 15.5 points and 10.5 rebounds

in those two games… Scored 19 points against Clarion… Scored

17 points at Mercyhurst.

2009-10: Named PSAC West Freshman of the Year after

averaging 10.2 points and 5.2 rebounds in 21 games… Started four

times, averaging 21.6 minutes a game during the season… Shot

team-best 52.0 percent (79-152) from the fl oor and 71.4 percent

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(55-77) from the foul line… Led team with 19 blocks and had

27 steals… Finished third on team in scoring and rebounding…

Reached double-fi gures in scoring 10 times… Had 12 points, fi ve

rebounds and two assists in 17 minutes in fi rst collegiate game

against Washington Adventist… Had fi rst career double-double

with 25 points and 12 rebounds in 29 minutes off the bench

at Slippery Rock… Th at game started streak of three straight

20-point games, averaging 22.7 points and 9.7 rebounds… Had

22 points and nine rebounds against Edinboro… Had 21 points,

eight rebounds and four assists at Clarion… Posted double-

double with 19 points and 12 rebounds at California… Scored 18

points against Slippery Rock.

PASTOREK IN THE IUP RECORD BOOKS

Scoring1. Jahzinga Tracey 2005-09 2,10118. Jacqui Martin 2000-04 1,08019. Kylie Miller 2005-09 1,01120. Pastorek 2009-pres 985

Scoring Average1. Cindy Davies 1983-85 17.427. Leah Simmons 1988-92 12.668. Sarah Zdesar 1999-03 12.639. Pastorek 2009-pres 12.62

Field Goal Percentage1. Cindy Davies 1983-85 55.510. Jan Lightcap 1987-91 50.011. Sarah Zdesar 1999-03 49.912. Pastorek 2009-pres 49.3

Field Goals Made1. Jahzinga Tracey 2005-09 88914. Beth McDonald 1997-01 44015. Dianne Corvello 1982-85 41016. Pastorek 2009-pres 378

Free Th row Percentage1. Lacey Claar 2007-11 81.5411. Mame Brumbaugh 2002-06 73.7112. Jacqui Martin 2000-04 73.6613. Pastorek 2009-pres 72.20

Free Th rows Made1. Sarah Zdesar 1999-03 38112. Julie Kibler 1979-83 24113. Jodi Frederick 1996-01 23514. Pastorek 2009-pres 226

Rebounds1. Jahzinga Tracey 2005-09 109214. Jacqui Martin 2000-04 56715. Melissa McGill 1996-00 54316. Pastorek 2009-pres 510

Rebounding Average1. Sherri Leysock 1987-91 9.810. Jodi Frederick 1996-01 7.111. Molly Miller 2003-05 7.0 12. Pastorek 2009-pres 6.5

PASTOREK’S CAREER STATISTICS

Year GP-GS M/G FG% 3PT% FT% R/G A/G STL BLK P/G

09-10 21-4 21.6 .520 .167 .714 5.2 0.9 27 19 10.2

10-11 26-26 27.3 .491 .000 .663 6.9 1.6 56 16 12.5

11-12 30-30 29.9 .484 .333 .758 7.4 1.9 56 25 14.8

Totals 78-60 26.4 .493 .176 .722 6.5 1.5 139 60 12.6

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2011-12: Stoner wrapped up a freshman season by fi nishing second on the team with 4.8 rebounds and third with

8.1 points per game… She had a 50.3 fi eld goal percentage (75-149) and an 81.1 free throw percentage (60-74)…

She reached double-fi gures in scoring 12 times and recorded two double-doubles against Bowie State (18 points, 10

rebounds) and Bloomsburg (18 points, 13 rebounds)… Th e double-double against Bloomsburg came in the fi rst

round of the NCAA tournament in just 26 minutes on the fl oor… In three games against the Huskies this season

(two postseason, one regular season) Stoner averaged 13.0 points and 7.0 rebounds with a 68.2 percent (15-22) fi eld

goal percentage… She scored a season-high 19

points in 19 minutes against Cheyney… Her 13

rebounds against Bloomsburg were a

season-high.

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2011-12: Watson fi nished the season with 18 starts in 28 games played… She averaged 6.0 points in 21.5 minutes per

game, fi nishing fourth on the team with 51 assists… Watson reached double-fi gures in scoring four times, including a

season-high 13 points in 24 minutes against California… She also scored 11 points in the NCAA opening round win

over Bloomsburg… She scored 10 points and had four assists in IUP’s season-opening win over Goldey-Beacom, her

fi rst game with the Crimson Hawks… She scored 11 points to go along with fi ve assists at Kutztown… Watson shot 76.9

percent (40-52) from the free throw line and

grabbed 44 rebounds and had 19 steals.

2011-12 (at UMass): Played in 21 games,

starting two for the Minutewomen as a fresh-

man... Averaged 10.0 minutes and 2.0 points per

game... Scored season-high 11 points at

Providence... Scored four points and added

season-highs with two rebounds and three

assists at Richmond.

STONER’S CAREER STATISTICS


11-12 26-20 18.3 .503 .--- .811 4.8 0.4 17 1 8.1

WATSON’S CAREER STATISTICS


*10-11 21-2 10.0 .295 .467 .800 0.8 0.8 2 1 2.0

11-12 28-18 21.5 .320 .295 .769 1.6 1.8 19 5 6.0

Totals 49-20 16.6 .315 .329 .774 1.2 1.4 21 6 4.3

* at UMass

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2011-12 (at Mercyhurst): Stamp played in 20 games for Mercyhurst, all off the bench, as she fi nished the season second on the team in scoring with 10.0 points per game… She played in just 13.4 minutes per game as a reserve, averaging 29.8 points per 40 minutes… Stamp had a 38.6 fi eld goal percentage (73-189), 31.6 three-point percentage (30-95) and a 69.7 free throw percentage (23-33)… She averaged 2.7 rebounds per game and had eight blocks and 19 steals… Stamp scored 28 points in her second collegiate game, shooting 10-23 from the fl oor, including 6-13 from three-point range in just 22 minutes against North-wood… Averaged 19.3 points in her fi rst four games, scoring 13 against Lake Superior State and 18 each at Millersville and West Chester… Scored 24 points in 22 minutes on 8-19 shooting against Slippery Rock… Stamp also went 5-11 from three-point range against Th e Rock… She scored 19 points in 15 minutes against Notre Dame College, shooting 8-12 from the fi eld and grabbed a season-high six rebounds… Had season-highs of seven rebounds against Lake Superior and four steals at West Chester.

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2011-12: Mathe fi nished second on the team with 8.9 points per game from her point guard position, starting each of the

fi nal 12 games of the season… During those 12 games she scored in double-fi gures six times, including 18 against Clarion…

Mathe tied a program record with seven three-pointers made against Lock Haven on nine attempts, fi nishing with a season-

high 21 points in just 27 minutes… She fi nished the season with a 39.8 three-point percentage (39-98), the third best

conversion rate in IUP history… Th at percentage trails Lacey Claar’s 42.8 percent (74-173) in 2009-10 and 40.5 percent (64-

158) in 2009-09… She was named PSAC West Freshman of the Week on Dec. 5 by averaging 17.0 points and shooting 68.8

percent (11-16) in wins over Washington Adventist and Bloomsburg… Mathe scored 19 points against the Huskies, making

5-8 three-pointers and added 15 points against Washington Adventist… She scored 18 points and added a season-high seven

assists against Clarion… Her 39 three-pointers led

the team… Mathe shot 40.0 percent (76-190) from

the fl oor and averaged 3.4 rebounds per game and

fi nished third on the team with 57 assists and 36

steals.

STAMP’S CAREER STATISTICS


11-12 20-0 13.4 .386 .316 .697 2.7 0.8 19 8 10.0

MATHE’S CAREER STATISTICS


11-12 25-12 26.7 .400 .398 .561 3.4 2.3 36 3 8.9

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2011-12: Stapleton fi nished fourth on the team with 8.0 points per game, playing in 25 contests with eight starts… Her 39.3

three-point percentage (33-84) and her 33 three-pointers made were both second on the team and among the leaders on the

conference… She shot 41.4 percent (63-152) from the fl oor and 85.4 percent (41-48) from the foul line… Stapleton reached

double-fi gures in scoring 10 times, scoring a season-high 15 points against Mansfi eld… She hit three three-pointers in a game

fi ve times… She shot 45.5 percent (5-11) from three-point range and 83.3 percent (10-12) from the foul line in four PSAC and

NCAA tournament games… She scored 12 points at Gannon in the opening round of the PSAC tournament and 11 points

against Bloomsburg in the opening round of the NCAA tournament… She averaged 11.5 points with an 80.0 fi eld goal

percentage (8-10) and 75.0 three-point percentage

(6-8) against PSAC East foes Cheyney and Ship-

pensburg to open the season… Scored 14 points

in a spot start at Edinboro… Had season-highs of

fi ve rebounds and fi ve assists against Mansfi eld.

1313 J E S S I C A W A L L A C EJ E S S I C A W A L L A C EJ U N I O R J U N I O R | | G U A R D G U A R D | 5 - 7 5 - 7V A N D E R H O O F , B C V A N D E R H O O F , B C | N E C H A K O V A L L E Y S E C O N D A R Y N E C H A K O V A L L E Y S E C O N D A R Y

2011-12: Wallace saw action in 13 games for the Crimson Hawks… Averaged just under four minutes per game…

Played in a season-high 10 minutes, scoring two points with a rebound, assist and steal against Bowie State…

Scored two points and grabbed a rebound in six minutes against Bowie State… Scored her fi rst two points of the

season at Kutztown… Played seven minutes at Gannon and against Slippery Rock… Went 4-4 from the foul line.

2010-11 (at British Columbia): Played freshman season with a Timberwolves squad that was strong in the Pacifi c

Western Athletic Association…averaged 6.2

points and 3.8 assists.

STAPLETON’S CAREER STATISTICS


11-12 25-8 22.2 .414 .393 .854 2.5 1.0 8 0 8.0

WALLACE’S CAREER STATISTICS


11-12 13-0 3.8 .077 .000 1.000 0.2 0.1 1 0 0.5

* Complete 2010-11 stats from British Columbia were not available

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2222 L I S A B U R T O NL I S A B U R T O NS O P H O M O R E S O P H O M O R E | | G U A R D G U A R D | 5 - 9 5 - 9P I T T S B U R G H P I T T S B U R G H | P E N N H I L L S P E N N H I L L S

2011-12: Burton saw action in 28 games during the season, starting three… Averaged 3.6 points and 2.8 rebounds

and 12.8 minutes per game… Scored in double-fi gures three times, including a season-high 13 points in 20 minutes

against California… Went 5-7 from the fi eld and 3-4 from the foul line with four rebounds in that game against the

Vulcans… Had 10 points in 15 minutes against Washington Adventist, going 6-8 from the foul line… Scored 10

points and grabbed six rebounds against

Seton Hill… Scored nine points on 4-5 shoot-

ing in 17 minutes at Gannon… Had season-

high seven rebounds against Mansfi eld…

Added 22 steals.

2323 M E L A N I E T O D DM E L A N I E T O D DJ U N I O R J U N I O R | | F O R W A R D F O R W A R D | 5 - 7 5 - 7W E S T S P R I N G F I E L D , VA W E S T S P R I N G F I E L D , VA | W E S T S P R I N G F I E L D W E S T S P R I N G F I E L D

2011-12: Todd saw action in all 30 games for the Crimson Hawks, coming off the bench to average 13.5 minutes per

game… Th ird on the team with 120 rebounds, averaging 4.0 boards per game… Averaged 11.8 rebounds per 40

minutes… Grabbed season-high 11 rebounds (fi ve off ensive) in 21 minutes against Seton Hill… Averaged 9.0 rebounds

in 18.5 minutes in two contests against Lock Haven… Grabbed eight rebounds in games against Washington Adventist,

Bloomsburg, Bowie State and at Clarion… Had a season-high of nine points against Bowie State and at Lock Haven…

Made 7-10 free throws against Bowie State…

Played in season-high 26 minutes at Clarion.

2010-11 (at Lincoln Memorial): Saw action in

22 games, starting three... Averaged 7.7 minutes

per game... Had 15 points and 25 rebounds...

Recorded season-highs with four points and

four rebounds against Southern Arkansas.

BURTON’S CAREER STATISTICS


11-12 28-3 12.8 .395 .--- .552 2.8 0.9 22 1 3.6

TODD’S CAREER STATISTICS


*10-11 22-3 7.7 .240 .000 .429 1.1 0.5 4 0 0.7

11-12 30-0 13.5 .340 .--- .373 4.0 0.4 19 8 2.0

Totals 52-3 11.1 .307 .000 .378 2.8 0.4 23 8 1.4

* at Lincoln Memorial

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2424 A M Y FA I R M A NA M Y FA I R M A NS O P H O M O R E S O P H O M O R E | | G U A R D G U A R D | 5 - 9 5 - 9C R E E K S I D E C R E E K S I D E | M A R I O N C E N T E R M A R I O N C E N T E R

2011-12: Fairman was one of the Crimson Hawks top all-around players, playing in all 30 games during the year

with 26 starts… She averaged 6.7 points, 4.0 rebounds and 2.4 assists per game… Averaged 22.9 minutes per

game… She shot 40.0 percent (70-175) from the fl oor and 78.7 percent (37-47) from the foul line… Led IUP with

71 assists and 57 steals… Reached double-fi gures in scoring eight times, with season-high of 16 points coming at

California… Scored 13 points in season’s fi rst game against California and averaged 14.5 points, 3.5 rebounds, and

3.0 assists per game vs. the Vulcans with a 52.6 fi eld goal percentage (10-19)… Scored 11 points with six assists at

Cheyney, going 3-6 from three-point range… Had 11 points with fi ve assists in 18 minutes against Washington

Adventist… Scored 10 points on 5-8 from the fi eld with seven rebounds and three steals against Slippery Rock…

Scored 11 points on 5-7 shooting at Gannon

in fi rst round of PSAC tournament… Had

season-high eight rebounds against West

Chester… She had at least one steal in all

but three games, including each of the last

11… Had season-highs of four steals against

Bowie State and Clarion… Six assists against

Cheyney were a season-high.

FAIRMAN’S CAREER STATISTICS


11-12 30-26 22.9 .400 .289 .787 4.0 2.4 57 3 6.7

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1414 A L E X I S A I K E NA L E X I S A I K E NF R E S H M A N F R E S H M A N | | G U A R D G U A R D | 5 - 9 5 - 9P I T T S B U R G H P I T T S B U R G H | N O R T H A L L E G H E N Y N O R T H A L L E G H E N Y

High School: Aiken was a four-year varsity starter at North Allegheny High School… She fi nished her career with

1,135 points… She was a Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Best of the Best Fab 5 selection… Averaged 16.6 points, 9.5

rebounds and 3.1 assists per game as a senior… Led team to a 17-6 record and a berth in the WPIAL AAAA

Section 3 playoff s… Th e 5-9 wing also earned all-section honors the past two seasons.

1010 M A R I N A W A R E H A MM A R I N A W A R E H A MF R E S H M A N F R E S H M A N | | G U A R D G U A R D | 6 - 3 6 - 3N E W W I L M I N G T O N N E W W I L M I N G T O N | K E N N E D Y C AT H O L I C K E N N E D Y C AT H O L I C

High School: Wareham joins the Crimson Hawks from Kennedy Catholic High School in New Wilmington…

Career 1,000 point scorer, led team to District 10 titles as a freshman, junior and senior… Her 2011-12 senior year

per game averages were 11.3 points, 4.8 assists and 2.2 assists.

1111 A M Y G R A H A MA M Y G R A H A MF R E S H M A N F R E S H M A N | | F O R W A R D F O R W A R D | 6 - 2 6 - 2Z A N E S V I L L E , O H Z A N E S V I L L E , O H | W E S T M U S K I N G U M W E S T M U S K I N G U M

High School: Graham is one of two incoming post players in 2012-13… Joins the Crimson Hawks from West

Muskingum High School in Zanesville, Ohio… At 6-2, Graham was a four-year starter who led her team to a

sectional title as a senior and a 19-5 overall record… Averaged 12.8 points and 7.2 rebounds per game… Voted team

captain… Named district player of the year, fi rst team all-conference and honorable mention all-state.

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1515 Z H A N E B R O O KSZ H A N E B R O O KSF R E S H M A N F R E S H M A N | | F O R W A R D F O R W A R D | 5 - 1 1 5 - 1 1E R I E E R I E | V I L L A M A R I A V I L L A M A R I A

High School: Brooks comes from powerhouse Villa Maria Academy in Erie, helping to lead her team to a 24-5

record as a senior… Villa Maria fell to eventual state champ Seton LaSalle in the semifi nals… Brooks averaged 8.5

points, 8.2 rebounds and 1.5 blocks on a squad full of future college basketball players… Earned second team

all-region honors… Th e 5-11 forward was also voted to the Erie City/County All-Star game.

3232 A N N A J A N I S C HA N N A J A N I S C HF R E S H M A N F R E S H M A N | | F O R W A R D F O R W A R D | 6 - 2 6 - 2G L E N M O R E G L E N M O R E | K I M B E R T O N K I M B E R T O N

High School: Janisch is one of two post players in the Crimson Hawks incoming class… She scored 1,518 career

points at Kimberton Waldorf School in Glenmoore… She led her team to a 19-2 overall record, averaging 22 points

and 16 rebounds per game as a senior… Set single game school record with 40 points on February 14… Th e 6-1

four-time all-star is also a threat from the outside, winning a couple of three-point contests in high school.

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No. Name Pos. Ht. Cl. Hometown/High School (Previous School)0 Ashley Stoner F 6-1 So. Pittsburgh / Th omas Jeff erson 1 Talen Watson G 5-8 Jr. Odenton, MD / Arundel (Massachusetts)3 Lindsay Stamp G/F 5-10 So. Erie / Mercyhurst Prep (Mercyhurst)5 Marita Mathe G 5-7 So. Indiana / Indiana 10 Marina Wareham G 5-3 Fr. New Wilmington / Kennedy Catholic 11 Amy Graham F 6-2 Fr. Zanesville, OH / West Muskingum 12 Leslie Stapleton G 5-10 So. Indiana / Indiana 13 Jessica Wallace G 5-8 Jr. Vanderhoof, BC / Nechako Valley Secondary (Northern B.C.)14 Alexis Aiken G 5-8 Fr. Pittsburgh / North Allegheny 15 Zhané Brooks F 5-10 Fr. Erie / Villa Maria 22 Lisa Burton G/F 5-9 So. Pittsburgh / Penn Hills 23 Melanie Todd F 5-8 Jr. Springfi eld, VA / West Springfi eld (Lincoln Memorial)24 Amy Fairman G 5-9 So. Creekside / Marion Center 32 Anna Janisch F 6-2 Fr. Glenmore / Kimberton Waldorf 42 Sarah Pastorek F 5-11 Sr. Johnstown / Bishop McCort

NUMERICAL ROSTER

No. Name Pos. Ht. Cl. Hometown/High School (Previous School)14 Alexis Aiken G 5-8 Fr. Pittsburgh / North Allegheny15 Zhané Brooks F 5-10 Fr. Erie / Villa Maria 22 Lisa Burton G/F 5-9 So. Pittsburgh / Penn Hills24 Amy Fairman G 5-9 So. Creekside / Marion Center 11 Amy Graham F 6-2 Fr. Zanesville, OH / West Muskingum32 Anna Janisch F 6-2 Fr. Glenmore / Kimberton Waldorf5 Marita Mathe G 5-7 So. Indiana / Indiana 42 Sarah Pastorek F 5-11 Sr. Johnstown / Bishop McCort3 Lindsay Stamp G/F 5-10 So. Erie / Mercyhurst Prep (Mercyhurst) 12 Leslie Stapleton G 5-10 So. Indiana / Indiana 0 Ashley Stoner F 6-1 So. Pittsburgh / Th omas Jeff erson 23 Melanie Todd F 5-8 Jr. Springfi eld, VA / West Springfi eld (Lincoln Memorial) 13 Jessica Wallace G 5-8 Jr. Vanderhoof, BC / Nechako Valley Secondary (Northern B.C.) 10 Marina Wareham G 5-3 Fr. New Wilmington / Kennedy Catholic 1 Talen Watson G 5-8 Jr. Odenton, MD / Arundel (Massachusetts)

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2011-12 SCHEDULE/INDIVIDUAL LEADERSDate Opponent Results Points Rebounds Assists

11/12 Goldey-Beacom W 75-59 Pastorek (12) Pastorek (8) Pastorek (4)

11/19 at Cheyney* W 82-25 Stoner (19) Tejada (7) Fairman (6)

11/20 at Shippensburg* W 78-73 Tejada (19) Stoner (6) Pastorek (3)

11/29 Washington Adventist W 91-46 Stoner (15) Todd (8) Fairman (5)

12/3 Bloomsburg* W 84-79 Mathe (19) Todd (8) Stapleton (4)

12/4 Mansfi eld* W 89-67 Pastorek (27) Pastorek (8) Stapleton (5)

12/9 at East Stroudsburg* W 46-45 Pastorek (12) Pastorek (7) Pastorek (3)

12/10 at Kutztown* W 66-47 Pastorek (12) Pastorek (17) Watson (5)

12/18 Seton Hill W 57-31 Pastorek (15) Todd (11) Fairman (3)

12/19 Bowie State W 82-39 Stoner (18) Stoner (10) Fairman (3)

1/6 West Chester* W 61-42 Pastorek (16) Stoner (8) Fairman (4)

1/7 Millersville* L 58-55 Stoner (10) Fairman (7) Fairman (3)

1/11 California* W 62-43 Pastorek (15) Pastorek (18) Ullman (4)

1/14 at Clarion* W 67-60 Pastorek (17) Todd (8) Ullman (4)

1/18 Edinboro* L 71-45 Tejada (13) Tejada (8) Tejada (4)

1/21 at Mercyhurst* W 59-55 (ot) Pastorek (21) Tejada (6) Watson (5)

1/25 Lock Haven* W 62-49 Mathe (21) Todd (9) Fairman (5)

1/28 at Slippery Rock* W 57-42 Pastorek (19) Pastorek (11) Mathe (2)

2/1 at Gannon* L 71-40 Pastorek (10) Pastorek (7) Mathe (2)

2/4 Clarion* W 78-62 Pastorek (24) Pastorek (12) Mathe (7)

2/8 at California* L 67-63 Fairman (16) Mathe (6) Fairman (3)

2/11 Mercyhurst* W 65-57 Pastorek (14) Pastorek (8) Pastorek (4)

2/15 at Edinboro* L 67-48 Stapleton (14) Pastorek (9) Kane (2)

2/18 Slippery Rock* W 70-45 Pastorek (12) Fairman (7) Mathe (3)

2/22 at Lock Haven* W 63-49 Fairman (13) Pastorek (10) Mathe (3)

2/25 Gannon* W 69-64 Pastorek (16) Tejada (10) Fairman (3)

2/28 at Gannon^ W 71-68 (ot) Pastorek (19) Pastorek (7) Pastorek (6)

3/2 vs. Bloomsburg^ L 75-67 Pastorek (19) Fairman (9) Fairman (3)

3/9 vs. Bloomsburg# W 77-76 Stoner (18) Stoner (13) Pastorek (3)

3/10 at Edinboro# L 70-56 Pastorek (26) Pastorek (5) Mathe (3)

* PSAC Game

^ PSAC Tournament

# NCAA Regional Tournament

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No. Name GP-GS Min FG% 3PT% FT% R/G A/G STL BLK PTS/G

42 Sarah Pastorek 30-30 29.9 .484 .333 .758 7.4 1.9 56 25 14.8

5 Marita Mathe 25-12 26.7 .400 .398 .561 3.4 2.3 36 3 8.9

0 Ashley Stoner 26-20 18.3 .503 .000 .811 4.8 0.4 17 1 8.1

12 Leslie Stapleton 25-8 22.2 .414 .393 .854 2.5 1.0 8 0 8.0

24 Amy Fairman 30-26 22.9 .400 .289 .787 4.0 2.4 57 3 6.7

14 Vianca Tejada 30-9 18.3 .325 .250 .583 4.0 1.1 28 6 6.3

1 Talen Watson 28-18 21.5 .320 .295 .769 1.6 1.8 19 5 6.0

3 Arika Ullman 29-24 17.4 .381 .365 .630 1.3 1.0 14 1 4.6

11 Jen Rasko 7-0 13.0 .375 .167 1.000 2.4 1.4 5 0 3.6

22 Lisa Burton 28-3 12.8 .395 .000 .552 2.8 0.9 22 1 3.6

23 Melanie Todd 30-0 13.5 .340 .000 .373 4.0 0.4 19 8 2.0

10 Liz Kane 21-0 9.8 .231 .250 .619 0.7 0.7 7 0 1.2

13 Jessica Wallace 13-0 3.8 .077 .000 1.000 0.2 0.1 1 0 0.5

Team 30 .402 .334 .674 39.8 13.2 289 53 66.2

Opponents 30 .361 .312 .715 34.9 13.1 261 117 56.7

2011-12 SEASON STATISTICS

Team Statistics IUP Opp.

SCORING 1986 1702

Points per game 66.2 56.7

Scoring margin +9.5 -

FIELD GOALS-ATT 677-1685 591-1639

Field goal pct. .402 .361

3 POINT FG-ATT 154-461 152-487

3-point FG pct. .334 .312

3-pt FG made per game 5.1 5.1

FREE THROWS-ATT 478-709 368-515

Free throw percentage .674 .715

Free throws made/game 15.9 12.3

REBOUNDS 1195 1048

Rebounds per game 39.8 34.9

Rebounding margin +4.9 -

ASSISTS 397 392

Assists per game 13.2 13.1

TURNOVERS 574 624

Turnovers per game 19.1 20.8

Turnover margin +1.7 -

Assist/turnover ratio 0.7 0.6

STEALS 289 261

Steals per game 9.6 8.7

BLOCKS 53 117

Blocks per game 1.8 3.9

ATTENDANCE 7602 5803

Home games-Avg/Game 15-507 13-403

Neutral site-Avg/Game - 2-283

Score By Periods: 1st 2nd OT Total

Crimson Hawks 925 1042 19 1986

Opponents 805 885 12 1702

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2011-12 PSAC STANDINGS

Western Division

# School PSAC Overall

1. Edinboro (1) 21-1 30-2

2. Gannon (2) 18-4 22-7

3. IUP (3) 17-5 23-7

4. California (4) 14-8 17-10

5. Mercyhurst 10-12 12-14

6. Lock Haven 8-14 9-16

7. Clarion 6-16 7-19

8. Slippery Rock 3-19 6-20

Eastern Division

# School PSAC Overall

1. Bloomsburg (1) 18-4 26-6

2. West Chester (2) 16-6 21-8

3. Millersville (3) 13-9 16-11

4. Shippensburg (4) 11-11 14-13

5. East Stroudsburg 8-14 11-15

6. Mansfi eld 7-15 10-16

7. Kutztown 6-16 8-20

8. Cheyney 0-22 0-26

PSAC Quarterfi nals

Bloomsburg 69 Shippensburg 61

Edinboro 77 California 58

IUP 71 Gannon 68

West Chester 64 Millersville 57

PSAC Semifi nals

Edinboro 74 West Chester 58

Bloomsburg 75 IUP 67

PSAC Championship

Edinboro 74 Bloomsburg 58

JR. F SARAH PASTOREK• First Team All-PSAC West

• WBCA Division II

Honorable Mention All-American

• Division II Bulletin

Honorable Mention All-American

• Led IUP in points, rebounds,

blocks and minutes

ALL-PSAC WEST TEAMSFirst Team

Samantha Blazetic Jr. Edinboro

Kiara Brown Jr. Edinboro

Renee Brown Sr. Edinboro

Amy Johns Sr. California

Jennifer Papich So. Gannon

Sarah Pastorek Jr. IUP

Second Team

Nikki Frederickson Sr. Mercyhurst

Sharay Hall Sr. Lock Haven

Hannah Heeter Fr. Clarion

Danielle Luckett Sr. California

Raven Metz Sr. Edinboro

Kelley Sundberg So. Gannon

Athlete of the Year

Amy Johns, California

Defensive Athlete of the Year

Raven Metz, Edinboro

Freshman of the Year

Hannah Heeter, Clarion

Coach of the Year

Stan Swank, Edinboro

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CRIMSON HAWKS YEAR-BY-YEAR RECORDSYEAR COACH RECORD PCT. PSAC NOTES

1971-72 Mary Louise Eltz 7-2 .778

1972-73 Carol Eckman 5-5 .500

1973-74 Lois Nesbitt Clark 4-6 .400

1974-75 Clark 5-6 .455

1975-76 Clark 5-6 .455

1976-77 Clark 7-9 .438

1977-78 Clark 9-10 .529

1978-79 Clark 11-12 .500

1979-80 Clark 12-11 .522

1980-81 Clark 13-10 .565

Clark Totals 66-70 .485

1981-82 Carolyn Th ompson 15-11 .577 4-3

1982-83 Th ompson 8-16 .333 2-7

1983-84 Th ompson 19-8 .704 9-1

1984-85 Th ompson 13-12 .520 6-4

1985-86 Th ompson 15-11 .577 6-4

Th ompson Totals 70-58 .547 23-16

1986-87 Jan Kiger 13-12 .520 4-6

1987-88 Kiger 17-14 .548 8-4 PSAC Champions

1988-89 Kiger 14-12 .539 7-5

1989-90 Kiger 18-9 .667 8-4

1990-91 Kiger 16-11 .593 6-6

1991-92 Kiger 15-11 .577 4-8

1992-93 Kiger 13-10 .565 5-7

1993-94 Kiger 12-14 .462 6-6

1994-95 Kiger 14-11 .560 6-6

1995-96 Kiger 9-17 .391 4-8

Kiger Totals 141-121 .538 58-60

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YEAR COACH RECORD PCT. PSAC NOTES

1996-97 Sandy Th omas 11-15 .423 5-7

1997-98 Th omas 15-11 .577 6-6

1998-99 Th omas 26-6 .813 10-2 East Region Champions

1999-00 Th omas 24-5 .828 9-3

2000-01 Th omas 15-11 .577 5-7

2001-02 Th omas 12-14 .462 4-8

2002-03 Th omas 19-9 .679 8-4

Th omas Totals 122-71 .632 47-37

2003-04 Justin English 14-12 .538 4-8

2004-05 English 9-18 .333 2-10

English Totals 23-30 .434 6-18

2005-06 Cindy Martin 19-9 .679 8-4

2006-07 Martin 24-9 .727 9-3 PSAC Champions, East Region Finals

2007-08 Martin 27-5 .844 9-3 PSAC Champions, East Region Quarterfi nals

Martin Totals 70-23 .753 26-10

2008-09 Jeff Dow 26-6 .813 11-3 PSAC Champions, Atlantic Region Semifi nals

2009-10 Dow 17-10 .630 10-4

2010-11 Dow 19-8 .704 11-3

2011-12 Dow 23-7 .773 17-5 Atlantic Region Semifi nals

Dow Totals 85-31 .733 49-15

CRIMSON HAWKS YEAR-BY-YEAR RECORDS

FOR COMPLETE RECORDS, PLEASE VISIT IUPATHLETICS.COM

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ALL-TIME SERIES RECORDSOpponent Wins Losses

Alaska-Anchorage 1 0

Albany State 1 0

Alderson-Broaddus 2 0

Allegheny 0 2

American 0 1

American International 0 1

Ashland 4 5

Assumption 2 0

Barton 2 0

Bellarmine 1 1

Bloomsburg 21 16

Bowie State 3 0

Bridgeport 1 1

Bucknell 4 0

Buff alo 1 1

California 33 37

Canisius 0 2

Carlow 3 1

Carnegie Mellon 3 0

Carson-Newman 1 0

Catholic 1 0

Central State 0 2

Charleston 7 7

Cheyney 13 2

Clarion 46 22

Concord 1 0

Daemen 1 0

Davis & Elkins 9 3

District of Columbia 4 3

Duquesne 9 3

East Stroudsburg 13 3

Edinboro 34 41

Elizabethtown 0 1

Fairmont State 3 2

Ferris State 1 0

Findlay 2 2

Frostburg State 4 0

Opponent Wins Losses

Gannon 15 11

Georgian Court 1 0

Glenville State 1 2

Goldey-Beacom 2 0

Immaculata 5 1

Indianapolis 1 0

Jersey City State 1 0

Johnson C. Smith 1 0

Juniata 4 0

Kings 1 0

Kutztown 17 3

Lake Erie 2 0

Lander 1 0

LaRoche 1 0

LeMoyne 2 0

Lincoln 1 0

Livingstone 1 0

Lock Haven 41 30

Loyola (Md.) 1 0

Malone 0 2

Mansfi eld 12 1

Marshall 0 2

Mercy 2 0

Mercyhurst 14 3

Messiah 0 1

Millersville 19 11

Missouri Western 1 0

Molloy 1 0

Morgan State 0 2

Mount Aloysius 3 0

Mount Olive 0 1

Mount St. Mary’s 0 1

Navy 1 5

New York Tech 0 1

Niagara 2 0

Norfolk State 0 1

North Carolina Central 1 0

Northern Kentucky 0 3

Northern Michigan 0 1

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Ohio Valley 4 1

Penn State 0 3

Philadelphia 2 1

Pittsburgh 1 2

Pitt-Bradford 3 0

Pitt-Johnstown 8 34

Point Park 8 0

Potomac State 1 0

Quincy 1 0

Robert Morris 5 9

Saginaw Valley State 0 1

St. Bonaventure 1 0

St. Francis (Ill.) 1 0

St. Francis (Pa.) 11 2

St. John Fisher 0 1

St. Michael’s 1 0

St. Rose 0 1

St. Vincent 14 7

Salem International 5 0

Scranton 0 1

Seton Hill 1 0

Shepherd 3 2

Shippensburg 34 31

Slippery Rock 40 36

Southern Indiana 0 1

Stonehill 1 1

Th iel 1 0

Tiffi n 1 0

Towson State 1 3

UMBC 2 2

Upper Iowa 1 0

Ursinus 1 0

Virginia Union 3 0


Walsh 2 0

Washburn 0 1

Washington & Jeff erson 1 0

Washington Adventist 8 0

Wayne State (Mich.) 2 0

West Chester 10 8

West Liberty 1 5

West Virginia 2 8

West Virginia State 1 0

West Virginia Wesleyan 6 0

Westminster 2 0

Wheeling Jesuit 1 1

William Paterson 0 1

Wilmington 1 0

ALL-TIME SERIES RECORDS

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INDIVIDUAL STATISTICAL LEADERSSEASON

POINTS

Rank Pts Name Year

1. 612 Jahzinga Tracey 2006-07



4. 537 Jacquie Negrelli 2001-02

5. 496 Sarah Zdesar 2002-03

6. 487 Cathy Torchia 1991-92

7. 459 Sue Brecko 1986-87

Cathy Torchia 1992-93

Jacqui Martin 2002-03

10. 455 Cindy Davies 1984-85

REBOUNDS

Rank Reb Name Year

1. 328 Sherri Leysock 1989-90


Jahzinga Tracey 2008-09



Jahzinga Tracey 2007-08

7. 286 Beth McDonald 1998-99

8. 273 Michelle Guin 1981-82

9. 262 Julie Kibler 1981-82

10. 258 Adriene Douglas 1981-82

ASSISTS

Rank Asst Name Year

1. 166 Patti Connaghan 1987-88

2. 154 Jacquie Negrelli 2001-02


4. 132 Megan Woodall 1999-00

132 Megan Woodall 2000-01


7. 128 Chris Scherer 1983-84



10. 118 Lacey Claar 2010-11

CAREERPOINTS

Rank Pts Name Years



3. 1371 Jan Lightcap 1987-91

4. 1347 Terri Piatak 1977-81

5. 1342 Leah Simmons 1988-92

6. 1339 Sarah Zdesar 1999-03

7. 1299 Sue Brecko 1983-87


9. 1265 Julie Kibler 1979-83

10. 1223 Th eresa Kabala 1995-99

REBOUNDS

Rank Reb Name Years



3. 910 Julie Kibler 1979-83


5. 831 Jan Lightcap 1987-91

6. 807 Jodi Frederick 1996-01

7. 806 Beth McDonald 1997-01

8. 695 Staci Heberling 2005-09


10. 623 Megan Smith 1996-00

ASSISTS

Rank Asst. Name Years


2. 433 Kierstin Filla 2006-10

3. 390 Lacey Claar 2007-11



6. 364 Carrie Maitland 1997-01

7. 320 Leah Simmons 1988-92

8. 314 Margo Hinton 1985-89

9. 311 Chris Scherer 1981-85

10. 306 Katie Glaws 2003-07

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RESIDENTIAL REVIVALRESIDENTIAL REVIVAL

TO ENRICH THE QUALITY OFon-campus living, construction began on a Residential Revival project in 2006. The result has been spectacular.

eginning in May 2006, IUP

embarked on a comprehensive

revitalization of its housing that will

provide space for 3,900 students when the fi nal phase of

the project is completed in fall 2010. Th e $270-million

project, the largest of its kind in the nation, has made

IUP a school of choice for an expanding number of

students.

Within these living and learning communities, IUP

off ers a wide array of specialty fl oors so that students

who share academic interests may live near each other.

For those who desire extra quiet, study-intensive fl oors

with stricter noise regulations are available.

With information from students themselves on what

amenities were most important to them, the

Foundation for IUP and the university mapped out an

aggressive course of action that has led to replacement

of nearly all of the university’s residence halls.

Th ere are four diff erent suite confi gurations with the

opportunity to share a suite with one person or three.

Students have more control over their privacy since

some suites off er single sleeping quarters, and they

share a bathroom with only one person.

Each fl oor in the new suites has laundry facilities, a

kitchenette and lounge space as well as ample meeting

space. Many offi ces that perform student services are

conveniently located in the ground fl oor of these new

buildings.

A boulevard-style landscaped street is planned to link

downtown Indiana to campus and to the Kovalchick

Convention and Athletic Complex.

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