Fighting Scots
2001-02 Women's Basketball

Wednesdav, FebraaiylS, 2002
McComb Heldhoiise/idinboroi FA

EDINBORO UNIVERSITY

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EDINBORO
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Record: 10-12,2-6 PSAC
THEAMESTnY

The Fighting Scots have rebounded from a
seven game losing streak with two straight
wins in the PSAC West. The Boro defeated
Slippery Rock at home, 89-75, and Clarion
on the road, 95-84, last week. Edinboro
played an even smaller line-up than usual in
the victories, featuring four guards and a
510" forward. After averaging just 70.8
ppg., the Scots averaged 92.0 points in
their two wins. Megan Zitner and Wendy
Wiggins each registered double-doubles in
both wins. Edinboro lost to Indiana(Pa.) at
lUP in the last match-up just two weeks
ago, 89-75. lUP is coming off a loss to
Slippery Rock, 80-69. The game before,
lUP defeated the East's fifth-ranked team,
Shippensburg, 80-76. The Indians are 3-5
in the West and 11-11 overall. lUP is fifth
in the West, fighting for the top four spots
in the playoffs, along with the Boro.
Edinboro's late-season surge must continue
to keep playoff hopes alive. The Scots have
four games remaining in the West and play
three at home. Besides lUP, the Boro will
host Shippensburg and Lock, and travel to
Slippery Rock.

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Edinboro leads 31-22.

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CAREER 3-POINT FELD COALS MADE
1. Megan Miller (1995-99)
2. Krystal Henson (1999-pre

222

185

SEASON S^’OINT FELD GOALS MADE
1.

2.

Megan Miller (1997-98)

86

Krystal Henson (2001-02)

75

CAREER POINTS
21. Kate Kosewicz (1974-77)
22. Desiree Alexander (1990-92)
23. Andrea Martre (1988-90)

882
859
839

24. Krystal Henson (1999-pres.)822

Edinboro has struggled to match up against
its taller opponents all year long. As of the
last two games, coach Stan Swank has
found his smallest formula to bring big suc­
cess. Edinboro snapped its seven game
losing streak with wins over Slippery Rock
and Qarion. His "Smurf" lineup, as Swank
refers to them, employs four guards and
just one forward. Courtney Thompson,

tZ AWAY FROM 1BKCTA RECORD

Krystal Henson, Wendy Wiggins, Jodi
Calderone, and Megan Zitner range

(75 for 201) this season, the second-best
total in Edinboro's record book. She stands
12 away from breaking Megan Miller's
record (86) set in 1998. Henson ranks sec­
ond for most three's in a career with 185
(trailing Megan Miller's record of 222). The
left-hander set a freshman record with 51
three-pointers in her rookie year and made
59 from downtown a year ago, ranking
third among all-time season totals. The tri­
captain is shooting 37.3 percent from
behind the arc. Henson leads the PSAC in
three-pointers made for the second season
in a row. She has scored 822 points in her
career at Edinboro, ranking 24th.

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1
12
14
15
21
22
24
30
32
33
34
35

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

G
G/F
G/F
G
G
G
F
C
C
F
G/F
F

5-6
5-10
5-9
5-4
5-4
5-6
5-9
6-0
6-0
5-11
5-9
6-0

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Sr.
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Girard, PA/Girard
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
CAPTAINS: Wendy Wiggins, Krystal Henson, and Courtney Thompson

STARTUiRI THE SMURFS

from just 5'4" to 5'10." After being outrebounded in all but two previous games, the
Scots' smaller lineup outrebounded both
The Rock and The Golden Eagles. The
Smurfs have averaged 92.0 ppg., after the
team averaged just 70.8. In the two wins,
Zitner led the attack, averaging 26 points
and 14.5 rpg. Henson averaged 25 ppg.,
making 9 of 20 three's. Calderone scored a
career-high 19 points, with five three's ver­
sus The Rock and earned her first start
against Clarion. Wiggins registered two
double-doubles, finishing the week with 24
points and 22 rebounds. Thompson was
credited with 10 assists and 13 points for
the week.

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10
21
25
30
31
32
33
42
44
51
52

Jacquie Negrelli
Emily McMahan
Carrie Hoy
Lauren Canavan
Melanie Karas
Lindsey Behne
Jess Conner
Keona Smith
Jaqui Martin
Sarah Zdesar
Courtnay Rattigan

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F
G
F
F
F
G
F
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Homotown/Hioh School

5-8
6-0
5-4
6-0
5-10
6-0
5-9
5-11
6-0
6-1
6-3

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Eudid, OH/Villa Angela-St. Joseph
Bessemer, PA/Mohawk
Williamsburg, PA/Williamsburg
Staten Island, NY/St Joseph's
Centerburg, OH/Centerburg
Elyria, OH/Elyria
Everett, PA/Everett
Detroit, MI/Denby
New Holland, PA/Garden Spot
Euclid, OH/Villa Angela-St. Joseph
Chicora, PA/Karns City

HEAD COACH: Sandy Thomas
ASST. COACH: Justin English
GRADUAn ASST. COACH: Elizabeth Hanseil

THE PSAC TODAT

A HCIHTiNe CHANCE AT THE PLAYOFTS
The Fighting Scots were winless in the
PSAC West this season until last Monday's
break-through win over Slippery Rock and a
follow-up win at Clarion.
The Scots
snapped a seven game losing streak and
improved to 2-6 in the West and 10-12
overall. Tied with Lock Haven for last
place, Edinboro faces four more West
opponents, with three in the friendly con­
fines of McComb Fieldhouse. The Scots
could move to 6-6 in the West, while the
rest of the bunch will battle out some tough
match-ups left on the schedule. Edinboro
hosts Indiana(Pa.), Shippensburg, and Lock
Haven, and travels to Slippery Rock.
Edinboro has qualified for the PSAC
Tournament each of the last two years and
five of the last six years.

The Fighting Scots fell to lUP in the first
match-up this year, after defeating the
Indians twice a year ago. The Boro trav­
elled to Indiana, dropping an 89-75 deci­
sion. The Indians' Jacquie Negrelli led all
scorers with 24 points, while Sarah Zdesar
added 20 points and 19 rebounds. Lachelle
Crawl led Edinboro with career-highs of 17
points and 10 boards. Krystal Henson and
Korie Morton contributed 14 points apiece.
lUP outrebounded Edinboro, 53-41, and
outscored the Scots at the free throw line,
35-15.

Krystal Hensaa has made 75 three-pointers

The Indians
Rocord: n-n 3-5 PSAC WOSt

Record: 10-12,2-6 PSAC West

INDIANA(PA)

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INDIANA (PAl UNIVERSITY

♦ Jacquie Negrelli leads the PSAC in scoring with 21.0 ppg. and also in assists, with

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PSAC

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

18-5
17-6
12-10
11-11
11-11
10-12
8-13

7-2
6-3
5-4
5-4
3-5
2-6
2-6

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PSAC

15-7
19-3
15-8
14-7
7-15
9-13
4-18

7-1
6-2
6-3
5-4
3-6
2-6
1-8

Western Division

Millersville
Bloomsburg
Westchester ‘
Kutztown
East Stroudsburg
Mansfield
Cheyney

Saturday, February 8 Results
Clarion 69, Lock Haven 53
Slippery Rock 80, Indiana(Pa.) 69
Shippensburg 82, California(Pa.) 59
West Chester 75, Cheyney 66
Bloomsburg 73, Kutztown 58
Millersville 78, East Stroudsburg 48

Weibiesilay. February 13 ScheAde
Indiana(Pa.) at EDINBORO, 6 p.m.
Slippery Rock at Clarion, 6 p.m.
Lock Haven at Shippensburg, 6 p.m.
Millersville at Cheyney, 6 p.m.
Bloomsburg at Mansfield, 6 p.m.
Kutztown at East Stroudsburg, 6 p.m.

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5.9 per game.
A Division I transfer from Ohio University, she earned Mid-American
Conference all-star honors with the Bobcats as a sophomore. The 5'8" senior guard also
leads the Indians with 59 steals. Negrelli has shot 210 free throws, making 135 (64.3
percent).
♦ Sarah Zdesar was an Ail-PSAC West first-team selection last season and leads the
PSAC with 11.1 rpg. She has grabbed 12-or-more boards on 12 occasions this season,
including a season-high 19 rebounds versus Edinboro. The junior center also leads the
team with 21 blocks.
♦ lUP is just 2-7 on the road, defeating St. Vincent (83-59) and Mansfield (96-79).
♦ Edinboro is one of three teams that the Indians defeated in the West. lUP beat
Clarion, 74-65, and Shippensburg, 80-76.
♦ Indiana(Pa.) leads the PSAC in points per game, scoring 76.2 ppg., while Edinboro reg­
isters 72.7 ppg.
♦ Indiana(Pa.) has only made 46 three-pointers (46 of 166), while the Boro's Krystal
Henson, alone, has made 75 of 201.
♦ The Indians fell to Slippery Rock, 80-69, in their last contest. Jacquie Negrelli led
lUP with 19 points and 10 assists. Melanie Karas scored 17 points and Sarah Zdesar
grabbed 13 rebounds versus the Rock.

TALE OF THE TAPE
BNNBORD

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10-12 ............................ ...... Record........................................................... .11-11
6-5................................. ...... Record at Home............................................. ....8-3
4-7................................. ...... Record on die Road......................................... ....2-7
72.7.............................. ...... Points per Game............................................ ..76.6
72.5.............................. ...... Opponent Points per Game.............................. ..72.4
40.7.............................. ...... Field Goa! Percentage...................................... ...44.7
42.7.............................. ...... Opponent Field Goat Percentage..................... . 41.3
32.6.............................. ...... 3-Point Percentage.......................................... ..28.0
29.5.............................. ...... Opponent 3-Point Percentage.......................... ..33.1
64.6.............................. ..... Free Throw Percentage.................................. ..66.3
-9.8 .............................. ..... Rebound Margin............................................. ..+2.4
16.7.............................. ..... Turnovers per Game......................................... ...17.3
21.0.............................. ..... Opponent Turnovers per Game........................ ...17.9

2001-02 Edinboro Cheerleading Squad
FrentROW: Ashley Lumberg, Bernadette Giovanelli, Darla DeArment, Jan Bruce (co-cap­
tain), Nicole Rister, Crystal Hollins, Jamie Smrekar.
Secind 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.
Not Pictured: Michelle Piccirilli.

Leading Scorer............ ........................ EUP:
lUP:
Leading Rebounder......
lUP:
Leading Assists............. .........................EUP:
lUP:
Leading Steals............. .........................EUP:
lUP:

Krystal Henson - 15.2 ppg.
Jacquie Negrelli --16.8 ppg.
Sarah Zdesar - 11.1 rpg.
Courtney Thompson --113 assists
Jacquie Negrelli - 130 assists
Suzanne Petruska -- 59 steals
Jackie Altenweg - 59 steals

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Saturday, December 1
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at Kutztown

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Friday, December 7

W, 95-55
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L, 56-81
Seton Hill vs. Wayne State(MI)
Seton Hill v.>. Madonna
W, 76-74
Edinboro vs. Wayne State

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Saturday, January 12
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Wednesday, January 30
Saturday, February 2

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Saturday, February 20

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