Fighting Scots
2001-02 Women’s Basketball

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Record: 18-6,7-3 PSAC

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The Fighting Scots captured their third
straight win in the PSAC West after an 0-6
start. Edinboro moved into a fifth-place tie
with Indiana(Pa.) after defeating the
Indians on Wednesday, 70-67. In the last
three victories, head coach Stan Swank has
employed a smaller "Smurf" lineup, as he
likes to call it. The Boro shot 39 threepointers versus lUP and despite shooting
just 23.1 percent from downtown (9 of 39),
the game plan lifted the Scots out of last
place in the West. Edinboro has shot 100
three's in the last three wins and has made
29 of those attempts. The Scots will host
Shippensburg on Saturday, after falling to
the Lady Raiders, 74-58, on January 19.
Shippensburg has won five of its last six
games, losing only at Indiana(Pa.), 80-76.
The Raiders are second in the West with a
7-3 record and are 18-6 overall. Ship is
ranked fifth in the East Region and 18th in
Division II. Shippensburg ended Edinboro's
season a year ago in the first round of the
PSAC tournament with an 82-53 decision.

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SEASON
feld goals made
Megan Miller (1997-98)
86

2. Krystal Henson (2001-02)

79

SEASON 3-POINT FIED GOALS ATTEMPTED
1. Krystal Henson (2001-02)

218

2. Megan Miller (1997-98)

212

CAREER POINTS
21. Kate Kosewicz (1974-77)
22. Desiree Alexander (1990-92)

882
859

23. Krystal Henson (1999-pres.)843

THE SMURF ATTACK

As of the last three games, head coach Stan
Swank has found his smallest formula to
bring big success. Edinboro snapped its
seven game losing streak with three
straight wins over Slippery Rock, Clarion,
and Indiana(Pa.). His "Smurf" lineup, as
Swank refers to them, employs four guards
and just one forward.
Courtney

Thompson, Krystal Henson, Wendy
Wiggins, Jodi Calderone, and Megan
Zitner range from just 5'4" to 5'10." Even

The Fighting Scots lost to Shippensburg
three times a year ago and once earlier this
season. Katie Bray led Ship to a 74-58 win
with a game-high 18 points.
Emily
Swingler, Jessie Gordon, and Jennifer
Scaffidi each :;dded 16 points to the attack.
Wendy Wiggins, Suzanne Petruska, and
Korie Morton contributed 10 points apiece
for the Boro. Ship outrebounded Edinboro,
45-29. The Raiders shot 19 of 20 from the
foul line, while Edinboro made just 5 of 7
from the stripe.

with a smaller linup, Edinboro reduced its
negative rebounding margin from minus
11.3 to minus 5.4 in the three-game span.
The Scots even outrebounded both Slippery
Rock and Clarion. The Smurfs have aver­
aged 84.7 ppg., after the team averaged
just 70.8 in the first 19 games. In the three
wins, Henson averaged 23.7 ppg., Zitner
averaged 18.3 points and 11.7 rpg. and
Calderone has contributed 15.3 ppg., up
from her previous average of 4.0 ppg.
Wiggins registered two double-doubles and
averaged 11.7 ppg. and 8.7 rpg. over the
winning span. Thompson was credited with
18 assists and 17 points in the stretch,
while only committing 3 turnovers.

BREAXMO RECORDS AND CHASINS MORE

BEYOND THE ARC

THE EDDlQHO-SHIPPENSeURe SEBKS
Edinboro leads 31-23.

Krystal Hensan broke the record for most
three-point field goal attempts in a season
when she reached 218 in her last outing
versus Indiana(Pa.). Megan Miller set the
previous record with 212 attempts in 199798. Henson also tied the record for most
three's attempted in a game with 17 shots
from beyond the arc against the Indians.
The 5'4" junior has made 79 three-pointers
this season, the second-best total in
Edinboro's record book. She stands 8
away from breaking Megan Miller's record
(86) set in 1998. Henson ranks second for
most three's in a career with 189 (trailing
Miller's record of 222). The tri-captain is
shooting 36.2 percent from behind the arc.
She has scored 843 points in her career at
Edinboro, ranking 23rd all-time.
CAREER S^INT FIELD GOALS MADE
1.

Megan Miller (1995-99)

222

2. Krystal Henson (1999-pres.) 189

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Megan Zitner
Wendy Wiggins
Krystal Henson
Syreeta Johnson
Jodi Calderone
Cassandra Leopold
Amy Stevens
Michele Kelly
Suzanne Petruska
Lachelle Crawl
Korie Morton

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Milan, OH/Edison
Pittsburgh, PA/Woodland Hills
Rome, OH/Grand Valley
Bowie, MD/Bowie/Prince George's CC
Freedom, PA/Ambridge
Erie, PA/Central
Burlington, ONT/Nelson
Carlisle, PA/Carlisle
Pittsburgh, PA/Oakland Catholic
Cleveland, OH/Cleveland Heights
Pittsburgh, PA/Woodland Hills

HEAD COACH: Stan Swank
ASST. COACH: Terry Thompson
CAPTAIHS: Wendy Wiggins, Krystal Henson, and Courtney Thompson

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2001-02 PSAS STANDINOS

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California(Pa.)
Shippensburg
Slippery Rock
Clarion
EDINBORO
Indiana(Pa.)
Lock Haven

18-5
18-6
13-10
11-12
11-12
11-12
8-14

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7-3
6-4
5-5
3-6
3-6
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20-3
15-8
15-7
7-16
9-14
4-18

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7-2
6-3
6-4
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2-7
1-8

WDStern Division

Millersville
Bloomsburg
West Chester
Kutztown
East Stroudsburg
Mansfield
Cheyney

WBdnosday, Febrary 13 Results
EDINBORO 70, Indiana(Pa.) 67
Slippery Rock 76, Clarion 71
Shippensburg 61, Lock Haven 40
Millersville 76, Cheyney 63
Bloomsburg 57, Mansfield 47
Kutztown 68, East Stroudsburg 61

Saturday, February 16 SchoAle
Shippensburg at EDINBORO, 1 p.m.
Lock Haven at California(Pa.), 3 p.m.
Indiana(Pa.) at Clarion, 6 p.m.
Cheyney at Mansfield, 1 p.m.
Millersville at West Chester, 6 p.m.
Bloomsburg at East Stroudsburg, 6 p.m.
Holy Family at Kutztown , 6 p.m.
Pitt-Johnstown at Slippery Rock, 7 p.m.

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Christan Kelly
Alicia Bray
Jamie Cable
Jamie Fredley
Janet Williams
Katie Bray
Emily Swingler
Holly Evanov
Erin Corrie
Jennifer Scaffidi
Emma Lomax
Jessie Gordon
Katie Lazor
Sonia Spriggs
READ COACH: Kristy Trn
ASST.COACH: Julie Beddia
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13
14
15
20
21
22
23
24
30
32
35
40
42

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5-7
5-9
5-9
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Reedsville, PA/Indian Valley
Brunswick, MD/Brunswick
State College, PA/Council Rock
Meadville, PA/Saegertown
Reedsville, PA/Indian Valley
Columbia Union, PA/Columbia
South Park, PA/South Park
Orbisonia, PA/Southern Huntingdon
Turnersville, NJ/Washington
Dumbries, VA/Gar-Field
Williamsburg, PA/Williamsburg
Wood, PA/Tussey Mountain
Avondale, PA/Avon Grove

SCOUTING THE LADY RAIDERS
♦ The Raiders are ranked fifth in the East Region and 18th in Division II by the Women's
Basketball Coaches Association. They also hold the 16th-best rebouding margin in
Division II at plus 7.3.
♦ Atleast one Raider has been in double figures on the glass in seventeen games. Ship
leads the PSAC on the defensive glass, averaging 30.17 defensive boards per game, while
Edinboro only averages 35.8 total rebounds per game.
♦ The Raiders have won two games in a row, defeating California(Pa.), 82-59, and Lock
Haven, 61-40.
♦ Shippensburg is first in the PSAC for three-point field goal percentage defense, allow­
ing opponents just 26.4 percent shooting. The Raiders are also second In the PSAC for
their own three-point field goal percentage, at 36.1 percent (111 of 309).
♦ The Raiders' starting five accounts for 88.7 percent of the team's 71.7 ppg. The bench
has registered just 217 points.
♦ Jessie Gordon has led the Raiders on the scoreboard in five of the last seven games,
including 26 points versus California(Pa.). Gordon is the second-highest scorer in the
PSAC, averaging 17.8 ppg.
♦ Jennifer Scaffidi has attempted 96 free throws, making 77 of those (80.2 percent).
♦ Shippensburg collected the top three PSAC West awards last year. Christa Cline was
named Athlete of the Year, Katie Bray received Rookie ofthe Year honors, and Kristy
Trn earned her first Coach of the Year title.
♦ The Lady Raiders have won six consecutive PSAC Championships, the longest reign in
the conference. Shippensburg has made seven straight appearances in the NCAA
Tournament, reaching the national semifinal round a year ago.
TALE OF THE TAPE

The Boro stands 6 three-pointers shy of
breaking the record for the most threepoint field goals made in a season (172)
and 13 away from breaking the most
three's attempted in a season (536). In the
last three games alone, Edinboro has
attempted 100 three-pointers, nearly 47
percent of all attempts. The Scots have
made 167 three's, led by Krystal Henson
with 79 and Jodi Calderone with 33.

0RAWLW6BACK

Lachelle Crawl was on a four game double­
figure scoring streak before she suffered an
ankle injui7 in the first minute of the game
against Slippery Rock. The 5'10" junior sat
out against Clarion before coming back in
full swing versus Indiana(Pa.). She added
inside strength to the lineup and came up
with her second double-double of the year
with 10 points and being her career-high
with 10 rebounds.

Record: 18-6,7-3 P8AC West

Front ROW:

2001-02 Edinban Cheerleadino Sauad

Ashley Lumberg, Bernadette Giovanelli, Darla DeArment, Jan Bruce (co-cap­
tain), Nicole Rister, Crystal Hollins, Jamie Smrekar.
Second Row: Emily Roth, Kaycee Perrine, Stacie Galis, Katie Watson, Deanna Sampson,
Kristen Powell (co-captain), Lynn Yancoskie, coach Sadie Aronson.
Third ROW: Joe Baumbach, jason Velasco, Zack Lucas, Eddie Barnard.
NotPICtnred: Michelle Piccirilli.

SIHPPENSBURG
BHNBORO
11-12 ........................... ........ Record.................................................................... .18-6
7-5................................ ........ Record at Home.................................................... .13-0
4-7................................ ........ Record on the Road............................................... ...5-6
72.6............................. ........ Points per Game.................................................... .71.7
72.3............................. ........ Opponent Points per Game.................................... .62.5
40.3............................. ........ Field Goa! Percentage............................................. .43.8
42.5............................. ........ Opponent Field Goal Percentage......................... 37.7
31.9............................. ........ 3-Point Percentage................................................. .35.9
28.8............................. ........ Opponent 3-Point Percentage............................... .26.3
64.6............................. ........ Free Throw Percentage........................................ .71.5
-10.6............................. ........ Rebound Margin.................................................... .H-7.3
16.6............................. ........ Turnovers per Game............................................. .19.6
21.2............................. ........ Opponent Turnovers per Game........................... .17.9
Leading Scorer........... ..........................EUP: Krystal Henson --15.5 ppg.
SHIP: Jessie Gordon --17.3 ppg.
Leading Rebounder.... ..........................EUP: Megan Zitner -- 7.8 rpg.
SHIP: Christan Kelly - 9.2 rpg.
Leading Assists........... ..........................EUP: Courtney Thompson ~ 121 assists
SHIP: Jennifer Scaffidi -- 105 assists
Leading Steals........... ...........................EUP: Suzanne Petruska - 58 steals
SHIP: Katie Bray - 39 steals

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