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UO Men’s first-round opponent
Friday, TBA, Buffalo, NY
(20-9 overall, 11-7 Big East)
Brian Campbell G 63 Sr.
Samuel DalembartC6-11 Fr.
Reggie Garrett F 6-6 Jr.
Al Harris F 6-6 Fr.
Shaheen Holloway G 5-10 Sr.
Rimus Kaukenas G 64 Sr.
Charies Manga F 6-10 Soph.
Darius Lane G 64 Soph.
Greg Morton F 6-7 Fr.
Gary Saunders G 6-0 Sr.
Ty Shine G 60 soph.
Kewin Wilkins F 6-7 Jr.
Head Coach: Tommy Amaker
Assistant Coaches: Rob Jackson,
Fred Hill, Chris Collins
Seton Hail is led by backcourt mates, sophomore Darius Lane
and senior Shaheen Halloway.
The duo led the Pirates in scoring this season; Lane conributing
15.4 points per game, while Halloway brought 13.4 ppgto go
with his 5.3 rebounds and 5.9 assists per game. Seton Hall lost to
No. 2 seed St. Johns in the Big East Tournament semifinals, 66
60.
Seton Hall also beat Syracuse on the road during Big-East Confer
ence play. Head coach Tommy Amaker is in his third year at the
helm, and boasts a career record of 50-39 during his tenure.
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UO women’s first round opponent
Friday, 9 p.m., McArthur Court
(19-12 overall, 8r8 Conference USA)
3 Brandi Stallings G 5-9 Jr.
5 lisa Jackson G 54 Sr.
12 Sally Jeter G 5-8 Jr.
14 Mia Thrash F 5-9 Jr.
21 Rachel Loaicono G 5-6 Fr.
22 Monique Nelson F 6-1 Fr.
23 Deanna Jackson F 6-2 So.
24 Holly Holland F 6-2 Sr.
30 Regiena Brown F 6-0 Sr.
44 Michelle Smith C 6-3 Fr.
50 Shaquetta Rhodes F 6-2 So.
51 Cheley Landry C 6-5 Jr.
53 Marlenia Brown C 6-6 Jr.
54 Cristy Smith F 5-11 Jr.
Head coach: Jeannie Milling
Assistant coaches: Amy Champion,
Charles Judkins, Jennifer Wasson
UAB’s (University Alabama-Birmingham) women’s basketball
team has won six of its last seven games. The Lady Blazers are led
by Deanna Jackson, who scores 18.6 points per game. Jackson
recorded 22 double-doubles this season in addition to becoming
the 16th women’s player in school history to score more than
1,000 points. Jackson also broke the school record for total re
bounds in a single season, with 349.
Seniors Lisa Jackson and Holly Holland also average double fig
ures, putting up more than 10 points per contest. Junior forward
Mia Thrash scores 11.1 ppg.
Lamont Barnes F/C 6-10 Sr.
Mamadou Ceilou Barry F&3 Jr.
Ronald BiackshearG 64 Fr.
Lynn Greer 66-1 Soph.
Greg Jefferson F 6-5 Fr.
Mark Kancher F 6-5 Jr.
Kevin LydeC 6-9 Soph.
Ronald RotiersonCG-10 Soph.
Juan‘Pepe’Sanchez G 64 Sr.
Keaton Sanders F/G&6 Sr.
Rouldra Thomas F 6-8 Jr.
Quincy WadleyG 64 Sr.
Alex WesbyF 6-6 Soph.
Head Goach: John Chaney
Assistant coaches: Dean Demopoolos, Nate
Blackwell, Dan Leibovitz , .
The Temple Owls have won five Atlantic-10
Conference titles in a row. This year’s appear
ance marks the 11th straight time the Owls
have been in the NCAA tournament. Last sea
son Temple made it to the Elite Eight.
Chaney’s squad bled by an experienced
group of seniors including juan ‘Pepe’
Sanchez, Lament Barnes and Quincy Wadley,
who is second on the team in scoring, aver
aging 12.7 ppg. Sanchez leads the team in as
sists at 8.3 per game and was named At
lantic-10 Conference player of the year.
Spencer Williams G 6-0 Soph.
Mike Homer G/F 64 Sr.
Winston Davis G 6-6 Fr. _
Scott Gearhart F 6-8 Fr.
Brian Burke G 6-5 Soph.
Tim BlegG 5-11 jr.
Reggie Guy G 63 Soph.
Tyson Whitfield F 64 Jr.
Greg Mcdeary F 6-5 Fr.
Mick Kuberka F 6-10 Soph.
Brian Ehlers664Sr.
Nate Klinkhammer F 68 Sr.
Stefan OosidC 611 Sr
David Bonney F 66 Fr.
Rob Worthington F 64 Soph.
Frank Barr C 7-0 Jr.
Head coach: Fran Q’Halon
Assistant coaches Pat Brogan,
Michael McKee, Michael Longabardi
The Leopards are making their sec
ond consecutive trip to the NCAA
tournament after winning the Patriot
League championship tournament.
They finished the regular season with
an 11-1 conference record and in a
tie for first with Navy.
last year, they lost to Miami (Fla.) in
the first round. They’re led by senior
Brian Ehlers, this season’s Patriot
League player of the year.
Itisha jairett F/C 6-5 Jr.
Charitah jariett F 5-9 So.
Courtney Graham F 5-11 Fr.
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Head coach! Sharon Fanning
Ass^tant coaches: Sharon Allen, Stacey
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Hie third-seeded Lady Bulldogs weren't
eligible to host the first rounds because
they couldn’t meet NCAA demand for
hotel requirements, SEC freshman of
the year LaToya Thomas averages 20.7
points and 8 rebounds.
Mercy Agjwdo C 6-2 Sr.
Anna Barthold F 6-1 Fr.
Cristi Carbone F GO Jr.
Leah Cromer C 6*3 Jr.
Nicole Dames G 5-2 Sr.
Yolanda Daniels G/F 5-8 Sr.
Beth Dickinson G/F 5-9 Fr.
Lawanda Greene G/F 5-8 Sr.
Felicia Harris F 5-11 So.
Kim McDonough G/F 5-9 So.
Sue Porter G 5-3 So.
Danielle Reid G 5*5 Fr.
Courtney Wide G/F 55 Jr.
Layla Willis G/F 5-8 Fr
Head coach: Mike Granelli
Assistant coaches: Bill McKeever, Stephanie De
Wolfe
The Peahens a Metro Atlantic Athletic Confer
ence powerhouse, enter the NCAA tournament
after sweeping through their tournament for
their second-straight conference title. Senior
guard Lawanda Greene is averaging 13.6 points
per game and is one of four seniors including
guard Nicole Dames and guard/forward Yolanda
Daniels and center Mercy Aghedo, who con
tributes nine points and 11 boards per game.
Junior center Leah Cromer adds 8.7 points and
five rebounds per contest.