women`s basketball 2013-14

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UMass Lowell
2013-14 Schedule
WOMEN’S BASKETBALL 2013-14
Overall
AE
Record Record
Date Opponent November
Sat.
9 PROVIDENCE 109, UML 74
0-1
0-0
Tue.
12 at Yale 90, UML 77
0-2
0-0
Sat.
16 HOLY CROSS 92, UML 69
0-3
0-0
Sat.
23 at St. Francis, NY 77, UML 59
0-4
0-0
Tue.
26 at Oklahoma State, 102, UML 53
0-5
0-0
Wed.
27 at Nebraska 77, UML 42
0-6
0-0
December
Sun.
1 *at Vermont 95, UML 82
0-7
0-1
Wed.
4 at Old Dominion 90, UML 57
0-8
0-1
Sat.
7 at Seton Hall
2:00
Tue.
10 at Rhode Island
7:00
Sun.
15 at Central Connecticut
1:00
Fri.
20 at Bryant
11:00
January
Thu.
7*BINGHAMTON
7:00
Sat.
11 *at UMBC
1:00
Mon.
13 MOUNT IDA
6:00
Wed. 16*ALBANY
7:00
Sat.
18 *at Stony Brook
4:00
Mon. 20*HARTFORD
7:00
Thu. 23*MAINE
7:00
Sun.
26 *NEW HAMPSHIRE (Tsongas Center)
4:30
February
Sat. 1 *at Binghamton
7:00
Wed.
4 *at Albany
7:00
Sat.
8*UMBC
1:00
Wed. 12*VERMONT
7:00
Sat.
15 *STONY BROOK (Tsongas Center) 2:00
Wed.
19 *at Hartford
7:00
Sat.
22 *at New Hampshire
1:00
Wed.
26 *at Maine
7:00
March
Tue.
4 at NJIT
7:00
*America East Confernece game; Home games in CAPS
UMass Lowell: 0-8, 0-1 America East
Seton Hall: 6-1, 0-0 Big East
2013-14 America East
Conference Standings
chool
S
Vermont
Albany Maine
Stony Brook
New Hampshire
Binghamton
Hartford
UMBC
UMass Lowell
AE
Overall
Record
R
ecord
1-03-3
0-0 7-0
0-04-2
0-0
5-3
0-0
3-4
0-01-6
0-01-7
0-01-7
0-1
0-8
*games played through 12/6/13
UMass Lowell at Seton Hall
Saturday, December 7, 2013 • 2:00 PM
South Orange, NJ
Last Time Out:
On Education Day at Old Dominion in front of a new Lady Monarchs record of 8,086 fans, the River Hawks fell 90-57 at Ted
Constant Convocation Center in Norfolk, VA Wednesday afternoon.
Junior Shannon Samuels (Windsor, Conn.) led the River Hawks
with 16 points, her fourth straight game leading UMass Lowell in
points. Samuels also had a team-high five steals. Freshman Kenya
Stewart (Hartford, Conn.) had game-high eight boards and six
points, fifth straight game of leading the River Hawks in rebounds.
Scouting the River Hawks:
UMass Lowell two junior transfers, Shannon Samuels, a standout
at Roxbury Community College, and Jasmine McRoy, who was a
junior college All-American at Monroe (N.Y.) College lead the River
Hawks, averaging 14.9 and 10.1 PPG, respectively. Sophomore
Lindsey Doucette is averaging a team-high 6.3 RBG.
Scouting the Pirates:
The Seton Hall women’s basketball team has a 6-1 record this
season and riding a three game win streak into todays game. The
Pirates are coming off a 64-58 win over Fresno State last Saturday.
Seton Hall’s sophomore Tabatha Richardson-Smith leads the team
with 20.3 PPG, followed by Ka-Deidre Simmons with 14.7 PPG.
Junior Bra’Shey ALi is averaging a team-high 15.3 RPG. The
Pirates were predicted to finish tenth in the Big East preseason
coaches’ poll.
America East Tidbits:
1: The River Hawks average a league high 3.3 blocked shots per a
game.
2: UMass Lowell leads America East with 10.8 Steals per a game.
3: The River Hawks took 85 shots in the game against Vermont,
tied for the fourth-most in a game in America East history.
4: The 25 steals by UMass Lowell are tied for the third-most in a
single game in conference history.
5: UMass Lowell forced 39 Vermont turnovers, the most forced in a
game since before the 1999-2000 season.
6: The River Hawks are the America East team
since Stony Brook in 2005 to score 74+ points in
the first two games of the season.
7: The River Hawks’ 43 3-point attempts vs. Providence
were an America East record.
Lots of New Faces:
The River Hawks welcome nine freshmen and two junior transfers
this season. They join five returning players from last season.
All-Time Series:
First-ever meeting.
Last Season:
The River Hawks are coming off an 18-9 season in 2012-13.
UMass Lowell finished the season second in NCAA Division II
averaging 82.5 points-per-game. They were led by the nation’s
leading scorer Bianca Simmons with 28.2 PPG. The squad caught
fire and won 13 of 15 games to start the new year before falling in
its last three games including the second round of the Northeast-10
tournament.
What’s in a Name:
The University of Massachusetts Lowell requests that members
of the media refer to the institution as the “University of
Massachusetts Lowell” or “UMass Lowell”. UMass Lowell is part
of the UMass system, but has an identity separate from that of the
University of Massachusetts (UMass), which is located in Amherst.
Thank you for your cooperation.
2013-14 River Hawks Roster
No. Name
Yr.
Pos.
Ht.
Hometown/High School (College)
3 Ashley Snyder
Fr.
F6-1
Foxboro, Mass./Foxboro
4 Allison Griffin
Fr.
G5-9
Swansea, Mass./Tabor Academy
5 *Jennifer Gonsalves
So.
G5-4
Harwich, Mass/Harwich
11 Brittany Lomanno
Fr.
G5-3
Billerica, Mass./Billerica Memorial
12 Asia Mitchell
Fr.
G5-8
Roxbury, Mass./Oliver Ames
13 Shannon Samuels
Jr.
G5-5
Windsor, Conn./Roxbury Community College
15 Rachel McCarron
Fr.
G5-8
Groton, Mass./Groton-Dunstable Regional
20 *Olufemi Hamilton
So.
G5-7
Bromley, England/Blair Academy (N.J.)
21 *Lauren Fiola
Sr.
F5-11
Fall River, Mass./B.M.C. Durfee
22 Kenya Stewart
Fr.
F6-1
Hartford, Conn./Suffield Academy
23 Jasmine McRoy
Jr.
G5-9
Gaithersburg, MD/Monroe College
24 *Melissa Frase
So.
G5-7
Tamworth, N.H./Kennett
31 Pricilla Dunphy
Fr.
G5-10
Barrington, R.I./La Salle Academy
32 Lauren Parra
Fr.
F6-1
Islip, N.Y./St. John the Baptist
33 *Lindsey Doucette
So.
F6-2
Hopkinton, Mass./Hopkinton
34 Nicole Hayner
Fr.
G5-9
Bedford, N.H./Bishop Guertin
Head Coach: Sarah Behn (Boston College ’92), Third Season
Assistant Coaches: Ralph Tomasso (Barrington College ’75), Kerry Cashman (Boston University ‘11), Jesyka Burks-Wiley, (Boston University ‘09)
Director of Basketball Operations: Tyler Patch
Captain: Lauren Fiola
2013-14 Pirates Roster
No. Player
Pos.
Ht.
Cl.
0 Sidney Cook
F
6-2 RS-Fr.
1 Tabatha Richardson-Smith
F
6-0 So.
3 Chizoba Ekedigwe
C
6-5 Jr.
4 Jasmine McCall
G
5-9 So.
5 Alexis Brown
G
5-8 Jr.
10 Jordan Mosley
G 5-10 Jr.
11 Ka-Deidre Simmons
G
5-8 RS-Jr.
14 Elaine Swaby
F
6-1 Sr.
15 Brittany Webb
C
6-4 Sr.
21 Kathleen Egan G/F 5-10 Fr.
22 Teresa Kucera F/G
6-2 Fr.
23 Tara Inman
G
5-9 Fr.
24 Bra’Shey Ali
F
6-0 RS-So.
44 Janee Johnson
F
6-1 Sr.
55 Breanna Jones
F
6-0 Gr.
Hometown / High School
Parkton, N.C. (South View)
Bay City, Texas (Bay City)
Laurel, Md. (St. Vincent Pallotti)
Manalapan, N.J. (Manalapan)
Jacksonville, Fla. (Potter’s House Christian Academy)
Orlando, Fla. (Timber Creek)
Newark, N.J. (Malcolm X. Shabazz)
Paterson, N.J. (John F. Kennedy)
New York, N.Y. (ASA) (St. Michael Academy)
Aberdeen, N.J. (St. John Vianney)
Schwabisch Hall, Germany (Theodor Heuss Gymnasium)
Holmdel, N.J. (Holmdel)
Plainfield, N.J. (Nazareth (N.Y.))
Matthews, N.C. (Gulf Coast CC) (Providence Day)
Springfield, Va. (Episcopal)
Head Coach: Anthony Bozzella (Seton Hall ‘89) - First Season
Assistant Coaches: Stephanie Del Preore (Marist ’04), Lauren DeFalco (Iona ’08), Tiffany Jones (Saint Peter’s ’06)
Director of Basketball Operations: Timothy Gardner (Maryland ‘03)
Coordinator of Basketball Operations: Marissa Flagg (Iona ‘11)
Graduate Assistant: Alexandra Maseko (Seton Hall ‘13)
Seton Hall
Pirates
Location:.....................................South Orange, NJ
Enrollment......................................................9,700
President..................... Dr. Amado Gabriel Esteban
Athletic Director:................................ Patrick Lyons
Nickname:.................................................... Pirates
Colors:............................................ Blue and White
Home Court/Capacity:.... Walsh Gymnasium (2,600)
Head Coach.................Anthony Bozzella (1st year)
Alma Mater:............................................ Seton Hall
Overall Record:.......................... 306-318(21 Years)
Record at Seton Hall: ....................................... 0-0
Assistant Coaches: ............... Stephanie Del Preore
... Lauren DeFalco, Lauren DeFalco, Tiffany Jones
2012-13 Record:.............................................11-20
Conference:............................................... Big East
2012-13 Conference Record:................ 5-11 (12th)
WBB Contact:................................. Vincent Novicki
E-Mail:.............................vincent.novicki@shu.edu
Office Phone:.................................. (973) 761-9493
Last Meeting:..............NO PREVIOUS MEETINGS
Series With UML: .......NO PREVIOUS MEETINGS
All-Time History vs. Seton Hall
Quick
Facts
Series Record: First Ever Meeting
Streak: First Ever Meeting
First Meeting: First Ever Meeting
Last Meeting: First Ever Meeting
First Meeting: First Ever Meeting
Last UML Win: First Ever Meeting
Last Seton Hall Win: First Ever Meeting
First UML Win: First Ever Meeting
First Seton Hall Win: First Ever Meeting
Last UML Win at Home: First Ever Meeting
Last UML Win at Seton Hall: First Ever Meeting
Last Seton Hall Win at Home: First Ever Meeting
Last Seton Hall Win at UML: First Ever Meeting
Overtime Record: Never played to OT
Seton Hall’s Largest Margin of Victory: First Ever Meeting
UML’s Largest Margin of Victory: First Ever Meeting
Series Record at UML Home Sites: First Ever Meeting
Series Record at Seton Hall Home Sites: First Ever Meeting
Series Record at Neutral Sites: First Ever Meeting
Sarah Behn vs. Seton Hall: First Ever Meeting
Longest UML Win Streak: First Ever Meeting
Longest Seton Hall Win Streak: First Ever Meeting
Last Five Meetings: First Ever Meeting
Last Ten Meetings: First Ever Meeting
Postseason: First Ever Meeting
All-Time Series Against Old Dominion
First All-Time Meeting
River Hawks Record When
Overall
Overall0-8
Home0-2
Away0-6
Neutral0-0
Monthly Records
November0-6
December0-2
January0-0
February
0-0
March0-0
Daily Records
Monday0-0
Tuesday0-2
Wednesday0-2
Thursday0-0
Friday
0-0
Saturday0-3
Sunday0-1
Miscellaneous
River Hawks scores first
0-1
Opponent scores first
0-7
Leading at halftime 0-0
Trailing at halftime
0-8
Tied at halftime
0-0
Leading with 5 min. to play
0-0
Trailing with 5 min. to play
0-8
Tied with 5 min. to play
0-0
Games decided by 3 pts. or less
0-0
Games decided by 4-10 pts
0-0
Games decided by 11-plus pts
0-8
Overtime0-0
Score 60 points or fewer
0-4
Score 60-69 points
0-1
Score 70-79 points
0-2
Score 80-plus points
0-1
Allows 60 points or fewer 0-0
Allows 60-69 points
0-0
Allows 70-79 points
0-2
Allows 80-plus points
0-6
Outrebounded opponent
0-0
Outrebounded by opponent 0-7
Rebounds are even
0-1
Commit same or less TO than opp 0-5
Commit more TO than opp
0-3
Games following a win
0-0
Games following a loss
0-7
Games vs. winning teams
0-5
Games vs. losing teams 0-2
Games vs. .500 teams
0-1
Makes more or same 3FGs than opp
0-4
Makes less 3FGs than opp
0-4
Makes more or same FTs than opp
0-3
Makes fewer FTs than opp
0-5
USA Today Coaches Poll
Overall Previous
Rank School (First place votes in parentheses)Record
Points
Record
1 Connecticut (32) (9-0)
800
1
2 Duke (8-0)
763
2
3 Tennessee (7-0)
713
4
4 Stanford (7-1)
682
5
5 Notre Dame (6-0)
679
6
6 Kentucky (8-0)
662
7
7 Louisville (7-1)
593
3
8 Maryland (7-1)
576
8
9 Baylor (6-0)
540
9
10 South Carolina (8-0)
475
13
11 Penn State (5-1)
441
14
12 Iowa State (6-0)
403
15
13 Nebraska (6-1)
356
10
14 Louisiana State (6-1)
320
17
15 Oklahoma (5-2)
313
16
16 North Carolina (6-2)
304
12
17 Colorado (6-0)
301
19
18 Georgia (8-0)
245
21
19 Oklahoma State (7-0)
219
23
20 Texas A&M (4-2)
199
11
21 California (5-2)
187
20
22 Purdue (5-1)
133
22
23 Syracuse (8-0)
114 not ranked
24 Gonzaga (5-1)
112
24
25 Michigan State (5-2)
85
18
*2013-14 UML opponents BOLD; Poll released Dec. 3, 2013
Quick Facts
Location: ..................................................... Lowell, MA 01854
Founded: ..........................................................................1975
Enrollment: .......................................................................9,026
Nickname:............................................................. River Hawks
Colors: ......................................... Red, White, and Royal Blue
Home Court:.............................Costello Athletic Center (2,100)
.................................. Tsongas Center at UMass Lowell (6,111)
Affiliation:.......................................................... NCAA Division I
Conference:.......................................................... America East
President:.....................................................Dr. Jack M. Wilson
Chancellor: ....................................................Martin T. Meehan
Director of Athletics: ...................................... Dana K. Skinner
Head Athletic Trainer:.............................................Artie Poitras
Coaching Staff/Team Information
Head Coach:.......................... Sarah Behn (Boston College ‘92)
E-Mail..................................................... sarah_behn@uml.edu
Overall Record:.......................................84-100 (Seven years)
Record at UMass Lowell:..............................29-25 (Third year)
Women’s Basketball Office:...............................(978) 934-2325
• Assistant Coach Ralph Tomasso.....................(978) 934-2323
.......................................................... ralph_tomasso@uml.edu
• Assistant Coach Kerry Cashman....................(978) 934-2268
......................................................... kerry_cashman@uml.edu
• Assistant Coach Jesyka Burks-Wiley.......................................
.....................................................jesyka_Burkswiley@uml.edu
• Director of Basketball Operations..........................Tyler Patch
................................................................ tyler_patch@uml.edu
2012-13 Overall Record:.................................................... 18-9
2012-13 Northeast-10 Conference Record:............... 15-7 (4th)
Veterans Returning/Lost:.....................................................5/11
Starters Returning/Lost:........................................................0/5
UMass Lowell: Division I, America East in 2013-14
UMass Lowell’s athletic teams moved up to Division I and the elite America
East Conference, representatives of both announced Feb. 14, 2013 at a rally
at the Tsongas Center at UMass Lowell.
The America East Board of Presidents unanimously approved accepting the University of Massachusetts Lowell as a member of the conference
effective July 1, 2013. The move also received the unanimous support of
UMass Lowell’s Faculty Senate Executive Committee and Student Government Association.
“UMass Lowell is an outstanding addition to our membership and an
ideal fit for America East,” Stony Brook University President and Chairman of
the America East Board of Presidents Samuel L. Stanley said. “It is a public
research university within our conference’s geographic footprint that highly
values academics while also excelling in athletics.”
“UMass Lowell is proud to have been chosen to join the America East
conference, not just on the basis of the strengths of our outstanding athletics
programs and facilities, but also because of the university’s excellence in
academics, research and vibrant campus life,” said UMass Lowell Chancellor Marty Meehan.
With the move to America East, the 16,300-student UMass Lowell
joined institutions in America East that are of similar size and are also fouryear research universities, the majority of which are public. Those include
the University of Maine, University of New Hampshire and University of Vermont, already fellow members of Division I Hockey East with UMass Lowell.
“UMass Lowell student-athletes are not only known for their performance on the field, court and ice, but also in the classroom. Our previously
only Division I sport, men’s ice hockey, has the highest average GPA of all
of our men’s teams, regularly receiving honors from their league and other
organizations,” said UMass Lowell Athletic Director Dana Skinner. “By moving all of our teams to the America East Conference, UMass Lowell will join
our peers not only in athletics but also in academics and research.”
“I am thrilled to welcome UMass Lowell as the newest member of
America East,” America East Commissioner Amy Huchthausen said. “All
throughout the membership evaluation process, our conference’s leadership
has stressed the importance of finding peer institutions with similar profiles
and an infrastructure of strong academics, competitive athletics programs
and outstanding facilities. UMass Lowell has those assets and will strengthen America East in all facets.”
UMass Lowell began competing in 14 sports in the 2013-14 academic
year, but will not be eligible for postseason play while it completes the fouryear NCAA reclassification from Division II to Division I. The River Hawks will
be full Division I members of America East for the 2017-18 academic year.
As a full member of America East, UMass Lowell joined the University
at Albany, Binghamton University, University of Hartford, University of Maine,
University of Maryland Baltimore County, University of New Hampshire,
Stony Brook University and University of Vermont. In addition, Fairfield
University and Providence College are associate members of America East
in field hockey and volleyball,
respectively. Boston University
departed America East for the
Patriot League following the
2012-13 academic year.
UMass Lowell, with more
than 88 degree programs in its
six colleges, is ranked as one
of the top 100 public universities in the nation and as a top
tier national university by U.S.
News & World Report. All of
UMass Lowell’s peer institutions,
based on similar academic and
research profiles, compete at
the Division I level in athletics.
Enrollment at the university has
increased 40 percent in the last
five years, while diversity and
academic credentials of students
have increased dramatically. The
university has broken records
in each of those years for the number of students receiving diplomas, and
students on athletic teams have graduated at a higher rate than those who
are not over the last 10 years. UMass Lowell –with 75,000 graduates earning
among the top mid-career and starting salaries in New England, according
to PayScale.com -- has been recognized by the Carnegie Foundation and
President Obama’s Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll for
community and campus engagement.
“This move will add value to the degrees that students receive from
UMass Lowell because being a Division I school will add to the prestige
of the institution by strengthening the reputation of the university not just
in this area but around the country,” said Student Government Association
President Brian Dano, a marketing and finance major from Merrimack, N.H.
“I hope one day to watch UMass Lowell athletics on ESPN in the not too
distant future.”
With the exception of its Division I men’s ice hockey team, UMass
Lowell had been a member of NCAA Division II since 1975 and a member of
the Northeast-10 Conference since 2000. Since 2000, the River Hawks have
made 104 NCAA post-season
appearances, won two team national championships, had two
individual national championships and a pair of national players of the year, one Olympian,
won 59 conference championships, had 214 All-Americans
and 32 Academic All-Americans.
America East was
formed as a men’s basketballonly conference in 1979 as
the ECAC North. The league became an all-sports association
as the North Atlantic Conference in 1988. The conference
changed names to America East
in 1995. The addition of UMass
Lowell is the first expansion
since 2002 when UMBC was
elected to membership effective
for the 2003-04 academic year.
Head Coach Sarah Behn
One of the most recognized
names in New England
women’s basketball, Sarah
Behn was named head coach
of the UMass Lowell women’s
basketball program on April
5, 2011 and enters her third
year at the helm of the UMass
Lowell women’s basketball
program.
In her first two seasons, Behn
led the River Hawks to an
29-25 overall record, and
24-20 Northeast-10 Conference play. Last season,
UMass Lowell finished with its best record in 10
years with an 18-9 clip, 15-7 in conference play. Its
81.5 point-per-a-game was good enough for sec-
Behn established the Sarah Behn Basketball Camp
in 1994. Over the last 17 years, her camps and
clinics have developed more than 25,000 young
women and men and have an annual enrollment of
2,200 players per year in over 25 communities in
Massachusetts.
Behn earned her first college coaching post in 1997
at Framingham State where she turned a struggling
program from a last-place team into contenders for
the Massachusetts State College Athletic Conference (MASCAC) title within a year. Also the head
coach of the women’s soccer team, Behn guided
the Rams to the 1999 MASCAC Championship and
their first-ever NCAA Tournament appearance. She
was named the 1999 MASCAC Women’s Soccer
Coach of the Year.
Behn was named the head coach at Franklin Pierce
in 2000 where she took the women’s basketball
program from a 14th-place finish in 2001 to a NE10 Tournament bid in 2002. She left the post after
the 2001-02 season.
Anxious to coach again while raising four children,
Behn moved on to her alma mater, Foxboro H.S.,
in 2004 where she guided the Warriors to the MIAA
Tournament in each of the last six seasons, which
included appearances in the South Sectional semifinal in 2007 and 2010. She was named The Sun
Chronicle Coach of the Year in 2010.
ond in Divsion II. Leading the charge was senior
Bianca Simmons with a nations best 28.2 PPG.
UMass Lowell returns one starter and five veterans
for the 2013-14 season.
The sixth head coach in the program’s 36-year
history, Behn enjoyed a spectacular career at
Boston College (1989-93) where she became the
only four-time Big East Conference all-star in BC
women’s basketball history and two-time Kodak AllAmerican. She remains the all-time leading scorer
in Big East regular season games with 1,546 points
(67 games). For her career, Behn compiled 2,523
points.
A four-year player at Foxboro H.S., Behn was an
All-American in both soccer and basketball. She
set the Massachusetts career scoring record as a
senior with 2,562 points and remains among the
top 10 career scorers in the State.
Behn was named the Massachusetts Gatorade
Player of the Year as a senior. Also a standout goalkeeper on the soccer team, she set a national high
school record with more than 50 shutouts.
Behn is a native of Foxboro, Mass., where she resides with her husband Tim and four children: twins
Jack and Joey (11), Teddy (8) and Gracie (4).
The Big East Conference Rookie of the Year in
1989-90, Behn was inducted into the BC Hall of
Fame in 1998. Five years later, she became the
first female student-athlete in BC history to have
her jersey (No. 33) retired and was named among
the top 10 athletes in BC history by Sports Illustrated in 2008.
She graduated in 1993 with a degree in communications. Following graduation, she played professionally for one year in Ettlebruck, Luxembourg,
and led Central Europe in scoring with 35.0 points
per game.
Sarah Behn compiled 2,523 points
at Boston College.
Assistant Coach
Ralph Tomasso
A native of West Warwick, R.I.,
Ralph Tomasso enters his second
season on the UMass Lowell women’s basketball staff and will assist in
strategy, recruiting as well as conditioning and fitness.
A retired physical and health education teacher in the West Warwick,
R.I., school district, Tomasso comes
to UMass Lowell with a wealth of
experience at the college and high
school levels. He served a five-year
stint as head coach at Bryant University (1986-91) as well as six years
as boys’ coach at his alma mater, West Warwick H.S.
(1992-98), and many years as a camp counselor/clinician
throughout Rhode Island.
During Tomasso’s tenure at Bryant University, he
guided the Bulldogs to an overall record of 80-62 and a
48-40 clip in the NE-10. He twice led Bryant to the NE-10
Tournament Championship and the NCAA Tournament
and reached the NE-10 Tournament all five years.
In 1987-88, he led the Bulldogs to a 22-9 overall
record and a 13-5 showing in the NE-10 (third place) and
peaked at the end of the season, defeating Bentley for the
NE-10 Tournament crown. Despite a first-round loss to
Delta State (Miss.), the Bulldogs advanced to the NCAA
Tournament for the second time in the program’s history.
He repeated his success in 1988-89 with a 20-9
record (13-5 NE-10) and a second-place showing in the
NE-10 regular season. Bryant again captured the NE-10
Tournament title and moved on to the NCAA Tournament
where it lost to regional foe New Haven in the first round.
Tomasso left the post at Bryant following the 1990-91
season to return to teaching at West Warwick H.S. where
he was named the boys varsity coach. He led the Wizards
to the Rhode Island State Tournament quarterfinal in 1992
and 1994.
Tomasso earned his undergraduate degree in physical
education and health from Barrington College in 1975 and
moved on to receive his master’s certification in education
from Providence College in 1978.
He lives in Andover, Mass.
Assistant Coach
Kerry Cashman
Kerry Cashman joins the River
Hawks after a season as the Director of Operations for the University of
New Hampshire’s women’s basketball
team. As the Director of Operations,
Cashman was primarily responsible
for all film exchange, team travel,
continued development of alumni and
the friends of women’s basketball
group and all other administrative
duties. Cashman also served as
the community service and life skills
liaison.
In 2011, Cashman was named the
assistant coach at Lesley University. There, she was
responsible for creation and execution of practice plans as
well as the development of post players.
Cashman is a 2011 graduate of Boston University
where she was a four-year player for the women’s basketball team. She was a two-year captain for the Terriers
and during her senior season broke out for a phenomenal
season in which she averaged 7.5 points, 8.7 rebounds
and 1.4 blocks per game. That same season, Cashman
was named to the America East All-Conference Third
Team as she ranked third in the conference in rebounding
and second in blocks.
For her career, Cashman scored 466 points, pulled
down 496 rebounds, tallied 97 blocks and a compiled a
.483 field goal percentage.
In her four years at BU, the Terriers made two WNIT
appearances, were the America East runner-ups twice and
won the regular season championship in 2009.
Cashman played her high school basketball for Exeter
High School where she was a nominee for the McDonald’s
All-American Team. In her senior season, Cashman averaged 16.5 points and 10.8 rebounds to go along with 3.1
blocks per game. That same year, she was a co-captain,
was named to the All-State First Team and was named the
MVP by the Exeter Newsletter. In addition to her decorated
basketball career, Cashman was a three-year starter for
the Exeter High School volleyball team.
Cashman graduated from Boston University with a
B.S. in Hospitality Administration.
Assistant Coach Jesyka Burks-Wiley
Jesyka Burks-Wiley joined the UMass Lowell women’s basketball coaching staff as an assistant coach in October 2013.
Burks-Wiley was previously the women’s assistant coach at Nebraska-Omaha, played professionally in Europe and was a former standout at Boston University.
At the University of Nebraska-Omaha, Burks Wiley helped guide the Mavericks to a 17-11 record in only its 2nd year at Division I and produce the first-ever first-team all-conference member.
A 2009 graduate from Boston University, Burks-Wiley finished her career as the America East
Player of the Year and Region I finalist for the 2009 State Farm Coaches’ All America Basketball
Team. As a senior co-captain, Burks-Wiley averaged 17.9 points and 7.3 rebounds per game.
She was a member of the 1,000-point club and had 500 rebounds in her career, one of only eight
players to reach 1,000 points and 500 rebounds.
Following graduation, Burks-Wiley played professionally in Europe. Her professional career started with Romania ICIM Arad in the Euro Cup in Romania. Burks-Wiley played in the
top league in Finland before heading to Portugal where she took the CDTN team to the second
round of the playoffs. She finished her professional career with Castor Braine, in Belgium, leading them to the second round of the playoffs.
Burks-Wiley is a native of Kansas City, Mo. where she was a standout at Lincoln College Prep Academy. She averaged 19.0 points and 10.0 rebounds per game as a senior while leading Lincoln Prep to the Missouri 4A state championship game. She was an All-State, All-Conference and All-Metro selection. Burks-Wiley grandfather, Lester Burks, was an
original member of the Harlem Globetrotters.
UMass Lowell Players
Career Highs
Points
Rebounds
Assists
Steals
Blocks
3-Pt FG 12
2-10-13
6
1-7-12
22-10-13
3
11-25-12
2
3-3-13
3
1-2-13
21
Lauren Fiola
Senior • Forward • 5-11
Fall River, Mass. • Business Administration
AS A JUNIOR: Saw action in all 27 games for the River Hawks, with 10 starts • Averaged 2.9 ppg
and 2.1 rpg • Highlights include scoring 12 points in a 87-68 win over Saint Michael’s (11/20) •
Had five rebounds on three occasions.
AS A SOPHOMORE: Played in 25 games coming off the bench • Scored season-high seven
points in a 79-71 loss at SCSU (1/7).
AS A FRESHMAN: Limited to only four games due to injuries • Season-highs include four points
in a 75-53 loss at Pace and one rebound in a 92-56 win at New Haven.
B.M.C. DURFEE H.S.: Four-year starter for Tony Martin • Amassed more than 1,000 points • McDonald’s All-America nominee • Voted three-time scholastic all-star by the Fall River Herald News
• 2010 Boston Herald All-Scholastic standout • 2010 Comcast All-Tournament Team • 2009 Fila
All-American Camp • Named to the Coca Cola All-Star Game three times • Also a starting forward
for the Rhode Island Breakers • Member of Seniors Helping Freshmen club.
PERSONAL: Daughter of Ken and Carole Fiola of Fall River, Mass. • Sister, Alex, was a standout
player at former NE-10 rival Southern Connecticut • Lists Boston Celtics as favorite team, Kevin
Garnett as favorite player • Aspires for a career in public relations or international business • Majoring in business administration.
TotalTotal 3-pt3-pt
Year GP-SFG/FGA FG%FG/FGA FG% FT/FTA FT% Reb. Avg. Ast. TO Blk Stl Pts. Avg
10-11
5-0 1-2
.500 0-0
.000 2-3
.6672
0.401004
0.8
11-12
25-0
14-39
.359 3-6
.500 3-11
.27338
1.5794834
1.4
12-13
27-1027-78.34618-54
.333 7-14.500572.1 918 610792.9
13-14
8-73-17
.176 1-9
.111 2-2
1.00031
3.958329
1.1
Totals
65-17
45-136.33022-69
.319 14-30.4671282.0213613201261.9
23
Jasmine McRoy
Junior • Guard • 5-9
Gaithersburg, MD • Criminal Justice
Career Highs
Points
17
11-12-13
Rebounds8 11-16-13
Assists 411-16-13
Steals
2
11-16-13
Blocks
1
11-16-13
3-Pt FG 2
11-16-13
BEFORE UMASS LOWELL: Played two seasons at Monroe College • As a freshman she averaged 14.2 points a game and was selected as a second team All-American • Won the NJCAA
Championship in 2012 • As a sophomore, “Jaz” averaged 14.8 ppg while pulling down 4.9 rpg.
WALTHAM MILL HIGH: Played four years of varsity basketball at Waltham Mill High for Iva Hicks
• 1,000 point scorer • Captain as a senior • First-team All-America • Also played soccer, softball
and ran track • Honor roll student.
PERSONAL: Daughter of Elishia McRoy and Chris Jones • Nickname is “Jaz” • Names the Los
Angeles as her favorite professional team • Names Rajon Rondo, Derrick Rose and Lebron
James as her favorite athletes • Greatest sports moment is when she won the NJCAA championship with the Monroe Mustangs.
TotalTotal 3-pt3-pt
13-14
7-5
23-79
.2918-37
.21617-30
.56735
5.07
132771
10.1
Totals
7-5
23-79
.2918-37
.21617-30
.56735
5.07
132771
10.1
13
Shannon Samuels
Junior • Guard • 5-5
Windsor, Conn. • Criminal Justice
Career Highs
Points
27
11-12-13
Rebounds6 11-27-13
Assists 612-1-13
Steals
5
12-4-13
Blocks
-
3-Pt FG 2
11-17-13
BEFORE UMASS LOWELL: Played two seasons at Roxbury Community College.
WINDSOR HIGH SCHOOL: Four-year player at Windsor High School • Three-time captain •
Three-time All-Conference • All-State as a senior.
PERSONAL: Daughter of Patricia and Waynes Samuels of Windsor, Conn. • Nickname is “Shay”
• Names Los Angeles Lakers as favorite NBA team, Kobe Bryant as favorite athlete • Greatest sports moment came when she hit the game winning shot during her all-star game in high
school.
TotalTotal 3-pt3-pt
13-148-8
39-106.368 6-27
.222 35-46.761222.82532 017119
14.9
Totals8-8
39-106.368 6-27
.222 35-46.761222.82532 017119
14.9
Career Highs
Points
16
11-10-12
Rebounds11 11-9-13
Assists 311-12-13
Steals
4
11-12-13
Blocks
4
1-9-13
3-Pt FG 4
11-10-12
33
Lindsey Doucette
Sophomore • Forward • 6-2
Hopkinton, Mass. • Excercise Physiology
AS A FRESHMAN: Played in all 27 games for the River Hawks with 13 starts • Averaged 4.8 ppg,
4.9 rpg and 1.0 apg • Scored 16 points and gathered eight rebounds in a 134-65 win at Mercy
(11/10) • Registered 13 points, six rebounds and four steals in a 96-94 victory at Pace (1/19).
HOPKINTON HIGH SCHOOL: Played three years of varsity basketball at Hopkinton H. S. • Captain her senior year • Two-time Tri-Valley League All-Star • 2012 Boston Herald All-Scholastic.
PERSONAL: Daughter of Cheryl and Robert Doucette • Has two younger siblings • Lists the Boston Celtics and New England Patriots as her favorite professional teams • Names Rajon Rondo
as her favorite athlete • Greatest sports moment was beating Medfield for the first time...Majoring
in exercise physiology.
TotalTotal 3-pt3-pt
12-13
27-13
49-124.39523-61
.377 8-12.6671314.9272627371294.8
13-148-518-56.321 5-25
.200 8-13.615506.4 612 614496.1
Totals
35-18
67-180.37228-86
.326 16-25.6401815.2333833511785.1
Career Highs
Points
16
11-9-13
Rebounds5 11-26-13
Assists 42-6-13
Steals
4
2-10-13
Blocks
-
3-Pt FG 3
2-10-13
24
Melissa Frase
Sophomore • Guard • 5-7
Tamworth, N.J. • Business Management
AS A FRESHMAN: Played in all 27 games for the River Hawks, with four starts • Averaged 4.6
ppg and 1.5 apg • Highlights include scoring 11 points and two steals in a 96-94 win at Pace
(1/19) • Also scored 11 points and grabbed three rebounds in a 72-71 loss at New Haven (2/2).
KENNETT HIGH SCHOOL: Four-year varsity player at Kennett H.S. for Peter Ames • Three-time
all-state • 1,000 point scorer • Led Eagles to NH State Division II Championship as a junior •
McDonald’s All American nominee • Went to New Hampton for post-graduate year • Honor roll
student.
PERSONAL: Daughter of Laurie and Kim of Tamworth, NH • Nicknam is “Meliss” • List Boston
Celtics as favorite professional team • Favorite sports athlete is Rajon Rondo • List winning the
New Hampshire state championship as her greatest sports moment • Majoring in business management.
TotalTotal 3-pt3-pt
2012-13
27-4
42-120.350
33-101
.327 6-8.750190.74025 0301234.6
13-14
8-3
20-52
.3857-33
.21210-12
.88313
1.68
100757
7.1
TOTAL 35-7 62-172 .360 40-134 .299
16-20 .800
31 0.89
48 35
0
37 180
5.1
5
Jennifer Gonsalves
Harwich, Mass. • Nursing
Career Highs
Points
25
11-10-12
Rebounds4 11-23-13
Assists 41-6-13
Steals
6
2-13-13
Blocks
1
2-2-13
3-Pt FG 4
11-10-12
AS A FRESHMAN: Played in all 27 games for the River Hawks • Averaged 4.2 ppg and 1.1 rpg •
Scored a season-high 25 points on opening night at Mercy in a 134-65 win (11/20).
HARWICH HIGH SCHOOL: Four-year starter at Harwich H.S. • Amassed a Harwich H.S. record
1,761 career points and was a four-time South Shore League All-Star • Averaged 21.0 points per
game as a senior • Received Player of the Year honors as a junior and senior • Three-year captain and led the South Shore League in scoring all four years • 2012 Boston Herald and Boston
Globe All-Scholastic • Member of the National Honor Society.
PERSONAL: Daughter of Danette and Glen of Harwich, Mass. • Youngest of four children • Lists
Boston Celtics as favorite team, Ray Allen as favorite player • Aspires to become a nurse • Majoring in nursing
TotalTotal 3-pt3-pt
2012-13 27-0
41-127.32320-66
30.3 12-23.522301.12236 2291144.2
2013-14
8-21-12
.083 0-6
0.00 0-3
.0006
1.026032
0.3
TOTAL 35-2 42-139 .302
20-72 27.8
12-26 .460
36
1.0
24 42
2
32 116
3.3
20
Olufemi Hamilton
Bromley, England • English
Career Highs
Points
7
11-9-13
Rebounds3 11-9-13
Assists 211-12-13
Steals
1
11-12-13
Blocks
-
3-Pt FG -
-
AS A FRESHMAN: Redshirted.
BLAIR ACADEMY: Mid Atlantic Prep League all first team • Served as team captain for two seasons • 2009 English U16 women’s national Player of the Year.
PERSONAL: One of two children of Theodora and Franklyn Hamilton of London, England • Older
brother plays for Loyola Marymount • Names Rajon Rondo as her favorite athlete...Majoring in
English.
TotalTotal 3-pt3-pt
2013-14
8-05-14
.357 0-3
0-0 5-7
.7147
0.9340315
1.9
TOTAL
8-05-14
.357 0-3
0-0 5-7
.7147
0.9340315
1.9
Career Highs
31
Points
9
12-1-13
Rebounds4 12-4-13
Assists 112-1-13
Steals
4
12-1-13
Blocks
-
Freshman • Guard • 5-10
3-Pt FG -
- Barrington, R.I. • Civil Engineering
Priscilla Dunphy
LA SALLE ACADEMY: Four-year varsity starter at La Salle Academy for Sean
Reddy • Surpassed the 1000 career-points mark while at La Salle • Two-time First Team AllState, All-Conference, and All-Division • Three-time Rhode Island state champion • 2012 Rhode
Island Wendy’s High School Heisman Award winner • Also played soccer and ran track • Student
Ambassador, National Honor Society, National Spanish Honor Society and First Honors all four
years.
PERSONAL: Daughter of Kristel and Bryan Dunphy of Barrington, RI • Nickname is “Cilla” • List
the Boston Celtics and New England Patriots as her favorite professional teams • Names Larry
Bird and Ray Allen as her favorite sports figures • List winning the Rhode Island state championship three straight years as her greatest sports moments.
TotalTotal 3-pt3-pt
2013-14
4-14-16
.250 0-7
0-0 1-4
.2507
1.826059
2.3
TOTAL
4-14-16
.250 0-7
0-0 1-4
.2507
1.826059
2.3
Career Highs
4
Points --
Rebounds1 11-9-13
Assists -Freshman • Guard • 5-9
Steals
-
Blocks
-
Swansea, Mass. • Accounting
3-Pt FG -
-
Allison Griffin
TABOR ACADEMY: Played four years of varsity basketball for Will Becker at
Tabor Academy • Led Tabor Academy to two New England Class A Championships. Selected to the Fall River Herald News all-scholastic team • Honor roll student.
PERSONAL: One of four children of Nan and Mike Griffin of Swansea, Mass. • Nickname “Allie” •
Hobbies include tennis and reading • Lists the Boston Bruins, Celtics, Red Sox and New England
Patriots as her favorite professional teams • Names Tom Brady and Chris Herren as her favorite
athletes • Names winning the Class A New England championship back-to-back years as greatest sports moment • Majoring in Accounting .
TotalTotal 3-pt3-pt
2013-14
5-0 0-1
.000 0-0
0-0 0-0
.0001
0.200000
0.0
TOTAL
5-0 0-1
.000 0-0
0-0 0-0
.0001
0.200000
0.0
Career Highs
Points
16
12-1-13
Rebounds5 11-12-13
Assists 111-26-13
Steals
3
12-1-13
Blocks
-
3-Pt FG 5
11-9-13
34
Nicole Hayner
Bedford, N.H. • Accounting
BISHOP GUERTIN: Four years varsity starter at Bishop Guertin • Two-time All-State selection,
first team as a junior and second team as a senior • Bishop Guertin captured the 2012 New
Hampshire Division I state championship and finished runners up in 2013 • Member of the National Honor Society.
PERSONAL: Daughter of Cathleen and Mark Hayner of Bedford, N.H. • Has two older sisters
Kristie and Kady • Nickname is “Nikki” • Lists the Boston Bruins, Celtics, Red Sox and New England Patriots as her favorite professional teams • Names Ray Allen, Kevin Durant and Tom Brady
as her favorite athletes • Greatest sport moment was winning the 2012 New Hampshire Division
I state championship as a junior • Majoring in exercise physiology with aspirations to become a
physical therapist.
TotalTotal 3-pt3-pt
2013-14
8-2
25-76
.329
16-57
.281 0-0
.00018
2.34
100566
8.3
TOTAL 8-2
25-76 .329
16-57 .281
0-0 .000
18
2.3
4 10
0
5
66
8.3
Career Highs
Points
12
11-16-13
Rebounds2 11-27-13
Assists 312-4-13
Steals
4
12-1-13
Blocks
2
11-16-13
3-Pt FG 2
11-16-13
11
Brittany Lomanno
Billerica, Mass. • Nursing
BILLERICA MEMORIAL HIGH SCHOOL: Played four years of varsity basketball at Billerica Memorial H. S. for Chris Doneski • Captain her senior year • Three-time Merrimack Valley Conference
All-Conference • Four-time MVC all-star • 2013 Boston Herald All-Scholastic • Four-time Lowell
Sun All-Star • Co-Most Valuable Player in the MVC her senior season • Captured the MVC championship as a senior • Also played soccer and a member of the National Honor Society • Played
her AAU ball for Mass Lady Warriors under coach Carmen Scarpa.
PERSONAL: Daughter of Brenda and David Lomanno of Billerica, Mass. • Has an older brother,
Chris •Nickname is “Britt” • Lists the Boston Celtics and New England Patriots as her favorite professional teams • Names Rajon Rondo and Kobe Bryant as her favorite athletes • Greatest sports
moment was capturing the Merrimack Valley Conference championship • Majoring in nursing.
TotalTotal 3-pt3-pt
2013-14
7-1
11-40
.2754-18
.222 9-11
.8183
0.413
140735
5.0
TOTAL
7-1
11-40
.2754-18
.222 9-11
.8183
0.413
140735
5.0
15
Rachel McCarron
Groton, Mass. • Nursing
Career Highs
Points
5
11-12-13
Rebounds1 11-27-13
Assists 111-26-13
Steals
2
12-1-13
Blocks
1
11-12-13
3-Pt FG 1
12-4-13
GROTON-DUNSTABLE REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL: Played four years of varsity basketball at
Groton Dunstable Regional High School for Mark Hennelly • Three-time Midland Wachusett Most
Valuable Player • Captain as a senior • Finished with 1,042 career points and 669 rebounds •
Three-time Lowell Sun All-Star • Two-time Worcester Telegram & Gazette Super Team.
PERSONAL: Daughter of Maureen and Edwin McCarron of Groton, Mass. • Has two older brothers • Hobbies include playing the piano and reading • Chose UMass Lowell because of the
school’s academic reputation and the great River Hawks coaching staff.
TotalTotal 3-pt3-pt
2013-14
8-16-15
.4004-12
.333 2-2
1.0007
0.9151318
2.3
TOTAL
8-16-15
.4004-12
.333 2-2
1.0007
0.9151318
2.3
12
Asia Mitchell
Career Highs
Points
15
11-23-13
Rebounds4 11-12-13
Assists 411-12-13
Steals
3
12-4-13
Blocks
1
11-26-13
Roxbury, Mass. • Criminal Justice
3-Pt FG 2
11-26-13
OLIVER AMES HIGH SCHOOL: Played four years of varsity basketball at Oliver Ames High
School for head coach Elaine Clement-Holbrook • Served as team captain as a senior • Averaged
10 points, five assists and four rebounds as a senior • Two-time Brockton Enterprise All-Scholastic • Led the Tigers to a 36-8 record over last two seasons • Captured the 2010 Mass. Div II State
Championship.
PERSONAL: Daughter of Beatrice Mitchell and William Owens of Boston, Mass. • Youngest of
nine children • Lists the Chicago Bulls, Boston Celtics, Miami Heat and Minnesota Lynx as her
favorite professional teams • Names Derrick Rose, Kevin Durant, Maya Moore and Elena Delle
Donne as her favorite athletes • Can also speak Spanish • Majoring in criminal justice with aspirations to work in homeland security.
TotalTotal 3-pt3-pt
2013-14
8-2
13-43
.3024-22
.182 8-11
.72719
2.45
151638
4.8
TOTAL
8-2
13-43
.3024-22
.182 8-11
.72719
2.45
151638
4.8
32
Lauren Parra
Freshman • Forward • 6-1
Islip, N.Y. • Undeclared Major
Career Highs
Points
2
11-26-13
Rebounds3 11-27-13
Assists 112-4-13
Steals
1
11-26-13
Blocks
2
11-9-13
3-Pt FG -
-
ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST: Played four years of basketball at St. John the Baptist for Ted Oberg • Senior year team Most Valuable Player • Top rebounder on Long Island as a
senior • Member of the Spanish Honor Society and graduated cum laude.
PERSONAL: The daughter of Laura and Steve Swetz of Islip, N.Y. • Nickname is “Stretch” • Lists
the New York Knicks and Yankees as her favorite professional team • Names Tyson Chandler
as her favorite athlete • Loves going to the beach • Chose UMass Lowell because of the school
environment and the River Hawks coaching staff.
TotalTotal 3-pt3-pt
2013-14
8-0 1-3
.333 0-0
.000 0-2
.00012
1.513322
0.3
TOTAL
8-0 1-3
.333 0-0
.000 0-2
.00012
1.513322
0.3
3
Ashley Snyder
Foxboro, Mass. • Accounting
Career Highs
Points
2
11-6-13
Rebounds- Assists 111-9-13
Steals
-
Blocks
1
11-27-13
3-Pt FG -
-
FOXBORO HIGH SCHOOL: Four-year player at Foxboro H.S. for Lisa Downs • Two-time captain
• Hockomock League All-Star • Hockomock League First Team • Named Most Valuable Player at
the Winter Warrior Classic • Also played volleyball • Member of the National Honor Society, Student Council and Best Buddies • Earned academic excellence in marketing and personal finance.
PERSONAL: Daughter of Susan and Larry Snyder of Foxboro, Mass. • Lists Boston Celtics and
New England Patriots as favorite professional teams • Influenced by Larry Bird • Majoring in accounting.
TotalTotal 3-pt3-pt
2013-14
5-0 1-5
.200 0-0
.000 0-1
.0000
0.010102
0.4
TOTAL
5-0 1-5
.200 0-0
.000 0-1
.0000
0.010102
0.4
22
Career Highs
Points
6
12-4-13
Rebounds11 11-27-13
Assists 112-4-13
Steals
2
12-4-13
Blocks
2
11-27-13
3-Pt FG -
- Hartford, Conn. • Undeclared Major
Kenya Stewart
SUFFIELD ACADEMY: Played at Suffield Academy for coach Justin Pepoli • Captain as a senior
• Selected to All-Conference • Rhode Island All-State • Led Tigers to 2012 State Championship.
PERSONAL: Daughter of Nicole Thomas of Hartford Conn. • Lists Boston Celtics as favorite NBA
team, Paul Pierce and Candace Parker as her favorite athletes • Loves watching scary movies •
Has five sisters.
TotalTotal 3-pt3-pt
2013-14
8-2
10-45
.2220-17
.000 0-0
.00042
5.3359520
2.5
TOTAL
8-2
10-45
.2220-17
.000 0-0
.00042
5.3359520
2.5
UMass Lowell Season Box Score (as of Dec 04, 2013)
All games
RECORD:
ALL GAMES
CONFERENCE
NON-CONFERENCE
##
03
04
05
11
12
13
15
20
21
22
23
24
31
32
33
34
Player
Ashley Snyder
Allison Griffin
Jennifer Gonsalves
Brittany Lomanno
Asia Mitchell
Shannon Samuels
Rachel McCarron
Olufemi Hamilton
Lauren Fiola
Kenya Stewart
Jasmine McRoy
Melissa Frase
Priscilla Dunphy
Lauren Parra
Lindsey Doucette
Nicole Hayner
Total..........
Opponents......
Score by Periods
UMass Lowell
Opponents
OVERALL
0-8
0-1
0-7
gp-gs
5-0
5-0
8-2
7-1
8-2
8-8
8-1
8-0
8-7
8-2
7-5
8-3
4-1
8-0
8-5
8-3
8
8
min avg
15
16
72
120
123
180
62
55
120
125
154
138
47
65
166
142
3.0
3.2
9.0
17.1
15.4
22.5
7.8
6.9
15.0
15.6
22.0
17.3
11.8
8.1
20.8
17.8
1600
1600
1st
249
357
HOME
0-2
0-0
0-2
Total
3-Point
fg-fga
pct 3fg-fga
pct
1-5
0-1
1-12
11-40
13-43
39-106
6-15
5-14
3-17
10-45
23-79
20-52
4-16
1-3
18-56
25-76
180-580
270-575
.200 0-0
.000 0-0
.083 0-6
.275 4-18
.302 4-22
.368 6-27
.400 4-12
.357 0-3
.176 1-9
.222 0-17
.291 8-37
.385 7-33
.250 0-7
.333 0-0
.321 5-25
.329 16-57
.310 55-273
.470 52-178
2nd
263
376
Totals
512
733
.000
.000
.000
.222
.182
.222
.333
.000
.111
.000
.216
.212
.000
.000
.200
.281
.201
.292
AWAY
0-6
0-1
0-5
F-Throw
ft-fta
pct
0-1
0-0
0-3
9-11
8-11
35-46
2-2
5-7
2-2
0-0
17-30
10-12
1-4
0-2
8-13
0-0
97-144
141-214
.000
.000
.000
.818
.727
.761
1.000
.714
1.000
.000
.567
.833
.250
.000
.615
.000
.674
.659
off
NEUTRAL
0-0
0-0
0-0
Rebounds
def tot avg
0
0
0
1
0
1
3
3
6
2
1
3
5 14 19
16
6 22
0
7
7
4
3
7
12 19 31
19 23 42
13 22 35
7
6 13
2
5
7
3
9 12
15 35 50
3 15 18
120 186 306
160 297 457
pf dq
0.0
1
0.2
3
0.8
5
0.4
7
2.4 10
2.8 15
0.9
5
0.9
4
3.9 24
5.3 11
5.0 22
1.6
5
1.8
3
1.5 10
6.3 29
2.3 18
38.2 172
57.1 149
a
to blk stl
0
1
0 1
0
0
0 0
0
2
6 0
0 13 14 0
0
5 15 1
0 25 32 0
0
1
5 1
0
3
4 0
1
5
8 3
0
3
5 9
0
7 13 2
0
8 10 0
0
2
6 0
0
1
3 3
3
6 12 6
1
4 10 0
5 86 148 26
4 182 167 24
pts
0
2
0
0
3
2
7 35
6 38
17 119
3 18
3 15
2
9
5 20
7 71
7 57
5
9
2
2
14 49
5 66
86 512
82 733
avg
0.4
0.0
0.3
5.0
4.8
14.9
2.3
1.9
1.1
2.5
10.1
7.1
2.3
0.3
6.1
8.3
64.0
91.6
UMass Lowell Game-by-Game Points-Rebounds-Assists (as of Dec 04, 2013)
All games
Opponent
Date
Score
PROVIDENCE
at Yale
HOLY CROSS
at St. Francis Brooklyn
at Oklahoma State
at Nebraska
at Vermont
at Old Dominion
11/09/13
11/12/13
11/16/13
11/23/13
11-26-13
11/27/13
12/01/13
12-4-13
74-109
77-90
69-92
59-77
52-103
42-77
82-95
57-90
Opponent
Date
Score
PROVIDENCE
at Yale
HOLY CROSS
at Oklahoma State
at Nebraska
at Vermont
at Old Dominion
11/09/13
11/12/13
11/16/13
11/23/13
11-26-13
11/27/13
12/01/13
12-4-13
74-109
77-90
69-92
59-77
52-103
42-77
82-95
57-90
Opponent
Date
Score
PROVIDENCE
at Yale
HOLY CROSS
at Oklahoma State
at Nebraska
at Vermont
at Old Dominion
11/09/13
11/12/13
11/16/13
11/23/13
11-26-13
11/27/13
12/01/13
12-4-13
74-109
77-90
69-92
59-77
52-103
42-77
82-95
57-90
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
03
SNYDER,ASH
04
GRIFFIN,AL
05
11
GONSALVES, LOMANNO,BR
12
MITCHELL,A
13
15
SAMUELS,SH MCCARRON,R
14-1-3
27-5-5
15-4-1
3-1-2
14-1-4
16-6-3
18-2-6
12-2-1
2-1-0
5-0-0
0-1-0
2-0-0
3-0-1
3-1-0
0-2-0
3-2-0
20
HAMILTON,O
21
FIOLA,LAUR
22
23
STEWART,KE MCROY,JASM
24
FRASE,MELI
31
DUNPHY,PRI
32
PARRA,LAUR
33
DOUCETTE,L
34
HAYNER,NIC
0-0-1
DNP
2-0-0
DNP
0-0-0
0-0-0
DNP
0-0-0
7-3-1
0-1-2
0-0-0
0-0-0
0-2-0
1-1-0
2-0-0
5-0-0
6-11-0
6-10-3
8-2-1
8-4-1
4-4-0
0-10-1
10-4-0
7-5-0
0-1-0
DNP
0-0-0
DNP
0-0-0
0-0-0
DNP
0-0-0
2-10-1
2-3-0
5-2-1
0-6-2
0-5-1
0-0-0
0-2-0
0-3-0
0-1-1
2-0-0
0-1-0
0-4-1
0-0-0
0-0-0
0-0-0
0-0-0
0-0-0
0-1-0
0-2-0
4-10-1
2-5-1
4-11-0
4-5-0
6-8-1
3-0-0
DNP
12-0-2
3-0-3
2-0-1
4-2-2
4-1-2
7-0-3
9-4-1
17-7-2
13-8-4
6-8-0
14-3-0
DNP
9-4-0
3-1-0
0-1-4
0-4-1
1-1-0
15-3-0
6-3-0
0-3-0
9-2-0
7-2-0
16-2-1
8-2-1
7-0-3
10-1-2
2-5-1
8-1-0
1-0-0
5-2-0
DNP
DNP
DNP
DNP
0-0-0
0-1-0
9-2-1
0-4-1
0-3-0
0-2-0
0-2-0
0-0-0
2-1-0
0-3-0
0-0-0
0-1-1
15-1-1
10-5-0
6-5-0
8-3-1
3-1-1
6-1-0
16-1-0
2-1-1
UMass Lowell Game-by-Game Highs (as of Dec 04, 2013)
All games
Opponent
PROVIDENCE
Date
11/09/13
Score Points
74-109 16-Melissa Frase
Rebounds
11-Lindsey Doucette
Assists
4-Asia Mitchell
at Yale
11/12/13
77-90 27-Shannon Samuels 10-Lindsey Doucette
Steals
2-Melissa Frase
Shannon Samuels
5-Shannon Samuels 4-Lindsey Doucette
HOLY CROSS
11/16/13
69-92 15-Shannon Samuels 8-Jasmine McRoy
4-Jasmine McRoy
at Oklahoma State
11/23/13 59-77 15-Asia Mitchell
11-26-13 52-103 14-Jasmine McRoy
Shannon Samuels
3-Brittany Lomanno
4-Shannon Samuels
at Nebraska
at Vermont
11/27/13
12/01/13
10-Kenya Stewart
5-Kenya Stewart
Lauren Fiola
Melissa Frase
42-77 16-Shannon Samuels 11-Kenya Stewart
3-Shannon Samuels
6-Shannon Samuels
at Old Dominion
12-4-13
3-Brittany Lomanno
2-Jasmine McRoy
Lindsey Doucette
2-Lauren Fiola
3-Shannon Samuels
2-Kenya Stewart
4-Priscilla Dunphy
Brittany Lomanno
5-Shannon Samuels
Blocked shots
2-Lauren Parra
Lauren Fiola
1-Rachel McCarron
Lauren Fiola
Kenya Stewart
1-Jasmine McRoy
1-Kenya Stewart
2-Kenya Stewart
2-Kenya Stewart
3-Lindsey Doucette
3-Kenya Stewart

women`s basketball 2013-14

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