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2007-08 PAC Women's Basketball Standings

PAC North Division

Institution
PAC
PAC %
Overall
Overall %
#1 Gwynedd-Mercy 15-1 .938 22-7 .759
#3 Misericordia 13-3 .813 19-9 .679
#4 Alvernia 12-4 .750 14-13 .519
#5 Centenary 10-6 .625 15-10 .600
Marywood 5-11 .313 13-12 .520
Cedar Crest 1-15 .063 6-19 .240

PAC South Division

Institution
PAC
PAC %
Overall
Overall %

#2 Cabrini

 14-2 .875 21-7 .750
#6 Neumann 10-6 .625 15-11 .577
Rosemont 5-11 .313 8-15 .348
Eastern 4-12 .250 5-20 .250
Immaculata 4-12 .250 6-19 .240
Notre Dame 3-13 .188 6-19 .240

*Clinched Playoff Berth; PAC Champion in bold.

PAC Championship MVP: Deana DiAmico (Cabrini)

2008 NCAA Women's Basketball Championship

NCAA First Round
Friday, March 7, 2008
Messiah 63, Cabrini 34
GRANTHAM, Pa. (March 7) – Junior Kayleen Smith scored a team-best 10 points as the Cabrini College women’s basketball team suffered a 63-34 loss to Messiah College in the first round of the 2008 NCAA Championships this evening.  With the loss, the Cavaliers end their season with a 21-7 mark after making their first tournament appearance in almost a decade.

Sophomore Deana DiAmico led the squad with six rebounds and senior Sharae Middlebrook registered four steals. 

The Cavaliers were outrebounded 45-33 and connected on just 13 field goals for the game. 

Messiah held a 40-14 lead at the halftime break after hitting more than half their field goal attempts (15-28) in the opening 20 minutes.

In the second period, the Cavaliers scored 20 points to Messiah’s 23. 

Cabrini committed 27 turnovers in the game.

Messiah’s Nikki Lobach scored a game-high 12 points.     

 

2008 ECAC Women's Basketball Championship

ECAC Semi-Final Round
Saturday, March 8, 2008
#4 Washington & Jefferson 64, #1 Gwynedd-Mercy 56
GWYNEDD VALLEY, PA. – Washington & Jefferson knocked Gwynedd-Mercy out of the 2008 ECAC South Region Tournament with a 64-56 semifinal win at the Griffin Complex on Saturday.

The loss ends the Griffins’ season at 22-7 while the Presidents (22-7) advance to tomorrow’s championship against Lebanon Valley, who were 65-55 winners over Pitt-Greensburg, in the other semifinal game.

Jackie Dooley (Cheltenham, Pa./Cheltenham) was the only Griffin in double figures as the sophomore netted 11 points.

Gwynedd held a 32-25 halftime lead but saw W&J rally in the second half with a key 10-0 run midway through the stanza. Two President free throws at the 10:27 mark gave Washington & Jefferson, out of the Presidents’ Athletic Conference, the lead for good.

Karen Tierney (Blue Bell, Pa./Kennedy-Kenrick) hit a three-pointer with just under two minutes to play to draw the Griffins within three, 59-56, but a three-point play from Maggie Gibson on the next possession helped seal the outcome.

Gibson finished with 16 points and 22 rebounds. Jen Rodgers also added 16 points for W&J.
Junior Kristy Cramp (Pennington, N.J./Hopewell Valley Central) and freshman Kristy McGrath (West Chester, Pa./Bishop Shanahan) each added nine points apiece. Freshman Lauren Rosar(Pottstown, Pa./Pottsgrove) grabbed six boards and blocked two shots. Gwynedd shot 50% in the first half, but just 10-of-27 (37%) in the second.
                                                                                                                                

ECAC First Round
Wednesday, March 5, 2008
6 p.m. No. 1 Gwynedd-Mercy College 87, No.8 Lake Erie College 75
GWYNEDD VALLEY, PA. – Senior Karen Tierney (Blue Bell, Pa./Kennedy-Kenrick) surpassed the 1,000-point mark to highlight the Griffins’ 87-75 win over Lake Erie in a first-round game of the 2008 ECAC South Region Tournament Wednesday night.

Top-seeded Gwynedd-Mercy will now host Washington & Jefferson in a semifinal game at 3 p.m. here at the Griffin Complex on Saturday. The other semifinal will feature Lebanon Valley and Pitt-Greensburg at 2 p.m. The championship game is set for 12 p.m. on Sunday.

The Griffins (22-6) used a late 15-4 run to pull ahead and away from Lake Erie.
 
Tierney finished with 11 points, as she was one of five Griffins in double figures. Sophomore Jackie Dooley (Cheltenham, Pa./Cheltenham) netted 12 points while Kate Wisniewski (Newtown Square, Pa./Bishop Shanahan) had 14 to lead GM.

The Griffins ran out to a 16-1 lead as the Storm (16-11) missed its first 10 shots, but rallied to get within five late in the first half. Cramp helped start a 7-2 run over the last 3:20 of the period to give GM a 43-32 lead at halftime.

Renese Ames scored five points of a 9-0 run early in the second half and assisted on the go-ahead bucker from Jalisa Mitchell to give the Storm its first lead of the game, 49-48.

Angela Bethel gave Lake Erie a 59-55 lead; it’s biggest of the game, at the 10 minute mark. Bethel scored 12 points while Mitchell led all scorers with 20 while Ames added 16.

Wisniewski and freshman Lauren Rosar (Pottstown, Pa./Pottsgrove) helped kickstart a 20-9 run over the next six minutes for the Griffins to claim a 10-point lead.  Rosar grabbed a game-high 15 boards.

Wisniewski’s putback inside off a three-pointer miss made it an 81-67 edge wit 2:24 left.

Gwynedd tied a season-high with 11 three-pointers, seven of which came in the first half, while shooting 43% (33-of-76) for the game.

No. 2 Pittsburgh-Greensburg 67, No. 7 Misericordia University 51
The Misericordia University women’s basketball season came to an end with a 67-51 loss at Pitt-Greensburg in the first round of the ECAC playoffs.

Amy Hughes led the Cougars with 16 points and Ericka Morrison added 13 points and 10 rebounds in the final game of their MU careers.

Trailing 31-18 at halftime, the Cougars cut the deficit to nine early in the second half and had three consecutive shots to get within seven.

MU misfired on all three, however, and Pitt-Greensburg built a double digit lead that it maintained for the remainder of the game.

The Cougars finished 19-9.

 

2008 PAC Women's Basketball Championship

PAC Championship
Saturday, March 1, 2008
7:00 p.m. #2 Cabrini 74, #1 Gwynedd-Mercy 72
GWYNEDD-VALLEY, Pa. (March 1) - With two players in double-figures, the Cabrini College women's basketball team captured their first PAC title in almost a decade with a 74-72 win over two-time defending champion Gwynedd-Mercy this evening.  The Cavaliers earn the league's automatic bid to the 2008 NCAA Division III Championships and will find out their fate tomorrow evening.

The Cavaliers will be making their sixth trip to the NCAA Championships with their last appearance coming in 1999.

Sophomore Deana DiAmico was named the conference championship's Most Valuable Player after scoring 12 points and adding five rebounds.  DiAmico converted one of two free throws with less than 20 seconds remaining in the contest to set the final margin and scored all 12 of her points in the second half including a decisive three-pointer with 2:17 left to give the Cavaliers the lead for good.

Junior Brittany McLeod led the Cavaliers with 13 points and was one rebound shy of a double-double with nine.  Sophomore Alyssa Brady  recorded three blocks and added nine points and two assists.
Back-to-back three-pointers from Cabrini in the first half helped erase a 21-20 Gwynedd-Mercy lead, where the Cavs would stretch their lead to as much as nine, with just over two minutes in the stanza. Two Griffins player would each hit two times from the line to cut the deficit to 37-32 at the break.

In the second half, GMC's Karen Tierney’s lay-up off a steal with 13:49 gave Gwynedd its first lead (46-44) since early in the first, but Cabrini answered a trifecta on the next possession from Katie Frinfrock to reclaim the lead.

The Griffins would push ahead and lead by as much as 63-57 as Lauren Rosar hit one of two from the stripe.

DiAmico started the rally hitting her first three-pointer and with two free throws from Frinfrock, cut the Griffin lead to 63-62 with 6:12 in the game.

Tierney would score a tough layup inside with just under a minute left to cut it 73-72 before DiAmico would hit one of two free throws to set up the final conclusion as the Griffiths' field goal attempt with just two seconds left on the clock fell short.

The Cavaliers shot 41.0% (25-of-61) from the field and knocked down seven three-point field goals.

The Griffins held a 44-40 edge in rebounds, including 17 offensive, with Lauren Rosar leading all players with 12.

Gwynedd-Mercy's Tierney scored a game-best 29 points with a 10-of-22 performance from the field and eight free throws.

NCAA First Round games will be played starting Wednesday, March 5.

PAC Semi-Final
Wednesday, February 27, 2008
7:00 p.m. #1 Gwynedd-Mercy 79, #4 Alvernia 71
GWYNEDD VALLEY, PA. – Senior Karen Tierney (Blue Bell, Pa./Kennedy-Kenrick) scored 21 points to help lead top-seeded Gwynedd-Mercy to its 11th-straight PAC Championship Game as the Griffins prevailed over #4 Alvernia, 79-71, Wednesday night.

Gwynedd will play #2 Cabrini, who were 57-49 overtime winners over Misericordia, in a rematch of last year’s conference title game here at the Griffin Complex this Saturday at 7 p.m.
Tierney was one assist and two rebounds shy of a triple double as the Griffins (21-5) erased a 37-33 halftime deficit.

Freshman Lauren Rosar (Pottstown, Pa./Pottsgrove) was equally impressive, notching her ninth double-double of the season, etching out 17 points and a season-high 19 rebounds. Sophomore Kate Wisniewski (Newtown Square, Pa./Bishop Shanahan) added 13 off the bench while junior Kristy Cramp (Pennington, N.J./Hopewell Valley Central) added 10, including two big treys in the second stanza.
Gwynedd hit 24-of-29 attempts from the line including 20-of-24 in the second half and outrebounded Alvernia, 43-26.

Kelli McIntyre led the Crusaders (14-13) with a game-high 22 points. Jill Rosolie added 16.
The first half saw GM commit 12 turnovers and had trouble finding their groove. Late in the period, Rosolie hit two free throws with just over a minute to give Alvernia a 37-30 lead, its biggest of the game. Tierney answered with her third three-pointer of the period with 40 ticks left to cut the hole to just four points at the break.

After the Griffins rallied to knot the game up at 48-48 at the 14 minute mark and again at 56-56 with 8:51 left, Rosar completed a three-point play start to swing the momentum for GM. The teams would trade the lead twice before Wiseniewski hit from downtown for a 59-58 edge.

Cramp sank the first of her two trifectas with 4:01 left to help break a 62-62 tie. Minutes later she and Wisniewski each struck again from downtown to put the game away, spearheading an eight-point lead with just over two minutes in the game. Gwynedd would hit 6-of-6 attempts from the line to help ice the contest.


7:00 p.m. #2 Cabrini 57, #3 Misericordia 49
RADNOR, Pa. (February 27) – Sophomore Deana DiAmico hit a three-point field goal at the buzzer to force overtime as the Cabrini College women’s basketball team advances to the finals of the PAC Championships with a 57-49 win over Misericorida University this evening.  The second-seeded Cavaliers improve to 20-6 while the third-seeded Cougars end their season with a 19-8 mark.  The Cavaliers will face top-seeded Gwynedd-Mercy on Saturday, February 27 at 7 p.m.

Junior forward Brittany McLeod posted a double-double tonight, scoring 10 points and grabbing 14 rebounds. Sophomore guard Alyssa Brady led the team in scoring tonight with 11 points and grabbed five rebounds.

The first half was a battle for the lead between the Cavaliers and Cougars. The Cougars kept the Cavaliers at an average of five points through the first half. The Cavaliers only managed to hit 8-of-31 shots from the field in the first half, compared to the Cougars’s 7-of-24 shots.  A half-court buzzer-beater from Amy Hughes of Misericordia gave them their largest lead of the game, six points, leaving a half-time score at 23-17.

The Cavaliers trailed for most of the second half, finally pulling ahead with 7:07 left in the game by a three-pointer by Rachel Caron. The Cavaliers then led the game for the next six minutes, before a layup by Ericka Morrison with 26 seconds left in the game put the Cougars in front by one.  Two sets of free throws by Lindsey Sykes of Misericordia extended its lead to three with six seconds remaining.  

However, right at the buzzer, sophomore point guard Deana DiAmico landed in one last three-point shot to keep the Cavalier’s hopes of a trip to the PAC Finals alive to tie the score at 46 apiece.

In overtime, the Cavaliers came out with a full onslaught against the Cougars, only allowing them to pull ahead for less than a minute with a three-pointer by Hughes.  DiAmico responded again with a three-pointer with 1:57 left in the half to give the Cavaliers a two-point lead and Cabrini hit 6-of-10 free throws in the final five minutes for the win.  

Cabrini outscored Misericordia 11-3 in the overtime period.

The Cougars were led by Amy Hughes’ 15 points.

PAC Quarterfinal
Monday, February 25, 2008
7:00 p.m. #3 Misericordia 55, #6 Neumann 49

Amy Hughes scored a game-high 21 points to lead the Misericordia University women's basketball team to a 55-49 win over Neumann in the first round of the Pennsylvania Athletic Conference playoffs, Monday night at the Anderson Center.

Lacey DeGraw had 12 points and eight rebounds and Ericka Morrison added eight points and eight rebounds as the Cougars improved to 19-7 and advanced to the PAC semi-finals at Cabrini, Wednesday.

After Neumann erased a nine-point MU lead to tie the game, 39-39, with 6:14 to go, Hughes scored seven points as the Cougars put the game away with an 11-0 run. DeGraw put Misericordia back in front with a pair of free throws before Hughes' layup made it 43-39 with 5:17 to play. Following a Vanessa Wright jumper, Hughes added a putback and converted a three-point play for a 50-39 lead with 1:44 remaining.

Hughes and Morrison both added a pair of free throws in the final minute to secure the win.

Hughes opened the game by scoring MU's first six points and the lead exchanged hands seven times in the first half.

The Cougars trailed just once in the second half, 26-25, but regained the lead on Bernadette Guy's bucket and back-to-back three-pointers from Hughes and Lindsey Sykes helped stretch the lead to nine, 37-28, with 13:06 to go.


7:00 p.m. #4 Alvernia 79, #5 Centenary 62

Reading, Pa. (Feb. 25, 2008) – Freshman Kelli McIntyre (Orwigsburg, Pa./Blue Mountain) matched her career high with 25 points to lead fourth-seeded Alvernia College to 79-62 win over #5 Centenary College Monday evening in quarterfinal action of the Pennsylvania Athletic Conference Women’s Basketball Championships at the Physical Education Center.

Alvernia has now won nine straight games and will travel to top-seeded Gwynedd-Mercy College on Wednesday at 7:00 p.m. The two teams split the season series with both teams winning on the road and Alvernia snapping a 43-game conference winning streak for the Griffins with an 83-80 decision on Feb. 7.

Alvernia ran off the first significant run of the night putting together an 11-2 run that built a 10-point lead, 21-11. Centenary cut the lead in half with a 5-0 spurt led by a 3 from Kristen Camuso (Staten Island, N.Y./St. Josephs by the Sea) and a jumper from senior Alana Way (Edison, N.J./John P. Stevens). Two minutes later the Crusaders pushed it back to 10, 28-18 on a Jill Rosolie (Quarryville, Pa./Solanco) layup.

The Cyclones took two minutes to cut the gap to six and pulled within four points, 31-27 on a Way layup with 1:19 on the first half clock. Rosolie answered that shot, but Centenary sophomore Nicole Van Tassel (Franklin, N.J./Wallkill Valley Regional) converted a 3-point play for the Cyclones to close the first half scoring with Alvernia holding a tenuous three point lead, 33-30.

McIntyre hit a 3, and Nieves had two free throws early in the second half, but the rest of the first three minutes belonged to the Cyclones who took the lead on back-to-back Camuso 3s, the second of which prompted a 30-second timeout for the Crusaders.

Rosolie assisted McIntyre on a jumper coming out of the timeout and the Crusaders regained the lead. Cyclones’ leading scorer, Stephanie Roberts (Bakersfield, Calif./South) turned the ball over on successive possessions before another McIntyre bucket made it four straight for the hosts. Graber hit a 3 and Rosolie and McIntyre capped the 11-0 run with back-to-back jumpers.

The Crusaders did a great job containing Roberts while the outcome was still in question. She scored just nine of her team-high 20 points before the Alvernia lead hit double digits for good. The Crusaders forced the senior guard/forward into two turnovers and three missed shots while they went from down one to up 10.

Roberts did connect on a 3 with 12:30 left to cut the lead to seven, but McIntyre answered with a jumper assisted by Barnes. After six empty possessions Roberts scored to pull back within seven, but McIntyre was there again for the Crusaders with a 3 that pushed the gap to 10, 58-48. It grew to 12 on a Rosolie layup with 7:41 left and Alvernia cruised to the 17-point victory.

Alvernia scored 46 points in the second half to build on its three point halftime lead. Rosolie and Graber joined McIntyre in double figures with 14 and 11 points respectively, and Rosolie tied a career high with six assists. Centenary, which was limited to a seven-player rotation, had four players in double figures. Camuso finished with 14 on 4-for-10 3-point shooting, Van Tassel finished with 13 points and 14 rebounds, and Way added 10 points and nine rebounds.

 

Game Results

02/21/08
Neumann 78, Notre Dame 67
Cabrini 69, Rosemont 56
Marywood 67, Philadelphia Biblical 40
Gwynedd-Mercy 75, Misericordia 65
Eastern 59, Immaculata 58

02/19/08
Centenary  87, Neumann  67

02/18/08
Alvernia 67, Marywood 54
Cabrini 82, Eastern 57

02/16/08
Gwynedd-Mercy 83, Centenary 71
Neumann 60, Cedar Crest 42
Misericordia 53, Cabrini 45
Marywood 77, College of Notre Dame 61
Rosemont 48, Immaculata 46

02/14/08
Gwynedd-Mercy 86, Marywood 43
Rosemont 56, Eastern 54
Immaculata 58, Notre Dame 32
Alvernia 83, Cedar Crest 46
Misericordia 67, Centenary 53

2/13/08
Cabrini 85, Notre Dame 44

02/12/08
College of Staten Island 86, Centenary 71

02/11/08
Immaculata 77, Eastern 74 (OT)
PSU Berks 77, Cedar Crest 61
Cabrini 51, Neumann 48
Gwynedd-Mercy 87, Rosemont 55
Alvernia 67, Misericordia 57
Notre Dame (MD) 66, Trinity (DC) 51

02/09/08
Alvernia 70, Notre Dame (MD) 54
Misericordia 63, Rosemont 48
Cabrini 74, Centenary 59
Eastern 63, Marywood 60
Cedar Crest 57, Immaculata 45

02/07/08
Eastern 61, Notre Dame 58
Rosemont 67, Cedar Crest 64
Cabrini 56, Immaculata 38
Alvernia 83, Gwynedd-Mercy 80
Centenary 65, Marywood 63 (OT)

02/04/04
Misericordia 55, Marywood 44
Centenary 56, Rosemont 39
Neumann 85, Eastern 62
Alvernia 83, Cedar Crest 55
Gwynedd-Mercy 74, Immaculata 61

02/02/08
Misericordia 80, Eastern 59
Gwynedd-Mercy 73, Marywood 48
Centenary 84, Notre Dame (MD) 66
Alvernia 91, Neumann 83
Cabrini 69, Immaculata 41

01/31/08
Alvernia 59, Marywood 51
Misericordia 90, Keystone 61
Neumann 70, College of Notre Dame 43
Gwynedd-Mercy 71, Cabrini 60
Cedar Crest 79, Penn State-Hazleton 36

01/30/08
Centenary 79, Southern Vermont 57
Philadelphia Biblical 55, Immaculata 53

01/28/08
Misericordia 50, Marywood 39
Cabrini 82, Eastern 51
Immaculata 64, Rosemont 53
Gwynedd-Mercy 93, Cedar Crest 52
Centenary 74, Alvernia 71

01/26/08
Gwynedd-Mercy 77, Neumann 70
Notre Dame 74, Eastern 60
Marywood 54, Rosemont 30
Misericordia 75, Immaculata 42
Cabrini 63, Alvernia 53

01/24/08
Neumann 71, Immaculata 70
Marywood 63, Baptist Bible 40
Rosemont 80, Lancaster Bible College 49
Misericordia 67, Cedar Crest, 47
Gwynedd-Mercy 82, Centenary 70

01/23/08
Penn State – Berks 83, Eastern 59
Cabrini 71, Notre Dame 37

1/21/08
Misericordia 69, Alvernia 61
Centenary  68, Cedar Crest 58
Immaculata 68, Notre Dame (MD) 64
Neumann 68, Eastern 52
Cabrini 58, Rosemont 45

1/19/08
Elizabethtown 83, Immaculata 52
Gwynedd-Mercy 75, Alvernia 65
Eastern 65, Cedar Crest 61
Rosemont 85, College of Notre Dame 62
Cabrini 64, Marywood 47
Misericordia 52, Neumann 51

1/17/08
Lebanon Valley 70, Rosemont 33
Neumann 67, Immaculata 40
Gwynedd-Mercy 92, Eastern 57
Alvernia 108, Centenary 80
Marywood 70, Cedar Crest 52

1/15/08
Rutgers Camden 83, Eastern 48
Johns Hopkins 89, Notre Dame (MD) 57

1/14/08
Centenary 68, Marywood 55
Neumann 53, Rosemont 36
York 76, Alvernia 57
Misericordia 66, Cedar Crest 38

1/12/08
Alvernia 66, Rosemont 51
College of Notre Dame 67, Cedar Crest 61
Cabrini 69, Lincoln 41
Neumann 53, Marywood 45
Centenary 89, Eastern 65

1/11/08
Centenary 77, Trinity 75

1/10/08
Messiah 62, Alvernia 47
Gwynedd Mercy 76, Misericordia 58
PSU-Brandywine 63, Rosemont 48

1/9/08
Centenary 65, Mitchell 58

1/8/08
Marywood 74, PSU-Harrisburg 40
Misericordia 62, Cazenovia 35
Villa Julie 57, Notre Dame 48
Baptist Bible College 71- Cedar Crest College 55

1/7/08
PSU Brandywine 39, Eastern 38
Cabrini 77, Swarthmore 66

1/5/08
TCNJ 54, Gwynedd-Mercy 40
Muhlenberg 78, Alvernia 72
Marywood 86, PSU-Worthington 37
Rowan 93, Notre Dame 50
Neumann 78, Salisbury 72

1/4/08
Gwynedd-Mercy 71, Ursinus 53
Neumann 64, King’s 56

12/30/07
Kean 81, Cabrini 55
Wisconsin - Stout 85, Immaculata 41
SMC 76, Alvernia 66

12/29/07
Cabrini 74, SMC 68
Kean 94, Alvernia 75
Adrian 86, Centenary 40
Neumann 79, Catholic University 63

12/28
Central College 76, Immaculata 54
Ripon 67, Centenary 45

12/20/07
Misericordia 63, Schreiner 53

12/19/07
DeSales 78, Immaculata 53
Morningside, 78, Misericordia, 51

12/17/07
Cabrini 70, Goucher 61

12/15/07
Albright 66, Gwynedd Mercy 56

12/12/07
Widener 66, Rosemont 49

12/10/07
Cedar Crest 92, Davis College 58

12/8/07
Albright 75, Cabrini 52
Lebanon Valley 53, Misericordia 50
FDU 74, Eastern 42
Gwynedd- Mercy 70, Juniata 64
Cedar Crest 85, Valley Forge Christian 47
Centenary 65, City College of New York 48

12/6/07
Eastern 84, Lancaster Bible 42
Delaware Valley 68, Marywood 64
Haverford 54, Immaculata 45
Misericordia 61, Wilkes 45

12/5/07
Gwynedd-Mercy 74, Kings 68
Stockton 57, Neumann 44
Rosemont 55, Philadelphia Bible 51
DeSales 65, Cabrini 44

12/3/07
Rosemont 45, Eastern 43
Marywood 75, Cedar Crest 53
Misericordia 68, Centenary 62
Alvernia 66, Immaculata 43
Gwynedd-Mercy 90, Notre Dame 60

12/01/07
Alvernia 77, Eastern 50
Marywood 70, Immaculata 39
Neumann College 69, Rosemont 59
Cabrini 83, Cedar Crest 33
Misericordia 90, Notre Dame 58

11/29/07
Centenary  87, Immaculata  47
Gwynedd 79 - Cedar Crest 65
Notre Dame 59, Rosemont 55
Cabrini 66, Neumann 62

11/28/07
Richard Stockton 74, Alvernia 58

11/27/07
Centenary 75, York College (NY) 54
CSE 69, Cedar Crest 62
DeSales 82, Gwynedd-Mercy 65
Richard Stockton 51, Cabrini 45
Marywood 59, Keystone 56
Bryn Mawr 57, Eastern 38

11/26/07
Neumann 69, Wilkes 59

11/25/07
Rosemont 50, New York City Tech 37

11/24/07
Widener University 63, Neumann College 55
St. Mary’s (IN) 92, Notre Dame (MD) 44
Lehman College 73, Rosemont College 58

11/20/07
Albright College 66, Alvernia College 65
Cedar Crest College 74, Lancaster Bible College 49
Philadelphia Bible University 49, Eastern University 41
Marywood University 67, Wilkes University 65
Lycoming 82, Misericordia University 76
Neumann College 48, Susquehanna University 47
Notre Dame (MD) 66, Wilson 41

11/19/07
Cabrini College 71, Penn State Berks 68
Immaculata University 88, Keystone College 78 (2OT)

11/18/07
Franklin and Marshall 77, Alvernia College 48
Heidelberg 57, Eastern University 45
Gwynedd-Mercy 82, Denison University 69
Notre Dame (OH) 79, Misericordia University 71

11/17/07
Alvernia College 76, Washington and Lee 66
College of St. Elizabeth 62, Cedar Crest College 52
Swarthmore College 87, Eastern University 47
Marymount University 77, Gwynedd-Mercy 49
Immaculata University 82, Brooklyn College 61
Marywood University 63, Baptist Bible College 46
Misericordia University 65, Wooster 64
Mary Baldwin 87, Notre Dame 68

11/16/07
Cedar Crest College 63, Wilson College 48
Gwynedd-Mercy College 63, Geneseo State 57
Keuka College 49, Immaculata University 43
Marywood University 66, Penn State Hazelton 41
Notre Dame 77, Hollins 68