VAUGHN'S 10-GAME GLANCE GAME NOTES 2011-12 SCHEDULE ...
WOMEN’S BASKETBALL
GAME 8: NJCU vs. Vaughn College
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VAUGHN’S 10-GAME GLANCE F•11/18 H KING’S (NY) Sa•12/3 A Cooper Union M•12/5 A King’s (NY) W•12/9 H BERKELEY * F•12/16 A USMMA Th•12/29 H ST. JOSEPH’S * F•1/13 A John Jay Su•1/22 A Albany Pharmacy * M•1/23 A New Rochelle Th•1/26 A Cooper Union * denotes HVWAC Conference game
L, 14-55 L, 26-52 L, 18-52 L, 11-101 5:30 p.m. 1 p.m. 3 p.m. 1 p.m. 7 p.m. 7 p.m.
Saturday, December 17, 2011 (4 p.m.)
GAME NOTES
2011-12 SCHEDULE/RESULTS F•11/18 A St. Mary’s (MD) 1 L, 64-67 Sa•11/19 N Cabrini 1 L, 53-59 (1 OT) T•11/22 H MEDGAR EVERS Cancelled T•11/29 H STATEN ISLAND L, 47-50 Sa•12/3 H ROWAN* L, 44-76. M•12/5 H JOHN JAY L, 50-60 W•12/7 H NEW ROCHELLE W, 71-36 Sa•12/10 H CCNY W, 62-50 Sa•12/17 H VAUGHN 4 p.m. Th•12/22 A Manhattanville 7:30 p.m. W•1/4 A Ramapo** 5:30 p.m. Sa•1/7 A Rutgers-Camden* 1 p.m. M•1/9 A Arcadia 6 p.m. W•1/11 H MONTCLAIR STATE ** 6 p.m. Sa•1/14 A Richard Stockton* 1 p.m. W•1/18 H WILLIAM PATERSON** 6 p.m. Sa•1/21 H TCNJ* 5 p.m. M•1/23 A Brooklyn 5:30 p.m. W•1/25 A Rutgers-Newark** 6 p.m. W•1/28 A Kean* 1 p.m. M•1/30 N Lehman (at Baruch) 7 p.m. W•2/1 H RAMAPO** 6 p.m. Sa•2/4 H BERKELEY 2 p.m. W•2/8 A Montclair State** 6 p.m. Sa•2/11 A William Paterson ** 2 p.m. W•2/15 H RUTGERS-NEWARK ** 6 p.m. Home games (in CAPS) played on Coach Charlie Brown Court at the John J. Moore Athletics and Fitness Center * denotes New Jersey Athletic Conference game. ** denotes New Jersey Athletic Conference North Division game. 1 Cherry Cove Seahawk Tip-Off Tourn. at St. Mary’s College, MD
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Kerri Cassarello
Jade Medley
Gabrielle Rivera
THE SERIES: First meeting. LAST TIME OUT: Last Saturday, December 10, NJCU defeated CCNY, 62-50. Alnisa Hernaiz led the Gothic Knights with a career high 19 points, shooting 8-14 from the field. Rookie Luisa Montalvo also scored in double figures for the Gothic Knights with 16 points, while adding four rebounds and two steals. Jade Medley continued her impressive play off the bench for NJCU and contributed seven points, seven rebounds and four assists in 24 minutes of play. As a team, NJCU shot 41.3 percent. HERNAIZ IS BLAZIN’: Alnisa Hernaiz has scored in double figures in three of her last four games, and achieved career highs twice last week. She has reached double figures five times this year and has collected two double-digit rebounding efforts. JADE IS TWO-SPORT SPARKLING: After being NJCU’s most productive player during the women’s volleyball season this fall, rookie Jade Medley has emerged over the past three games to be a key spark off the women’s basketball bench. She had a breakout game against New Rochelle, helping NJCU to gain their first victory of the season. Medley scored a career high of 12 points and added five rebounds and four steals. In the win against CCNY, Medley dished out a career high of four assists. KEEPING IT CLOSE: Despite having five losses, NJCU has limited high scoring by its opposition. NJCU has allowed only 56.9 points per game while scoring 55.9.
ABOUT THE OPPOSITION SEASON UPDATE: Vaughn, a first-year women’s program, is seeking its first-ever victory after starting the year 0-4. They have faced King’s College twice, as well as The Cooper Union. In its last game, Vaughn fell to Berkeley (NY) on December 9, 101-11. HEY! WE KNOW YOU!: Before coming to NJCU, current Gothic Knight head coach Amy Mulligan was known as a jack-of-all trades at Vaughn. From 2008 to 2011, Mulligan served as the head men’s basketball coach at Vaughn as well as the Athletic Director and Director of Student Affairs. All of her efforts were noted, as Mulligan was selected as the 2010-11 Hudson Valley Men’s Athletic Conference Basketball Coach of the Year before coming to Jersey City. ***THE NCAA, ECAC, NEW JERSEY ATHLETIC CONFERENCE AND NEW JERSEY CITY UNIVERSITY PROMOTE GOOD SPORTSMANSHIP BY STUDENT-ATHLETES, COACHES, STAFF AND SPECTATORS. WE REQUEST YOUR COOPERATION BY SUPPORTING THE PARTICIPANTS AND OFFICIALS IN A POSITIVE MANNER. PROFANITY, RACIST, OR SEXIST COMMENTS, OR OTHER INTIMIDATING ACTIONS DIRECTED AT OFFICIALS, STUDENT-ATHLETES, COACHES, TEAM-REPRESENTATIVES OR SPECTATORS—AS WELL AS PUBLIC INTOXICATION, THE CONSUMPTION OR POSSESSION OF ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES AND TOBACCO PRODUCTS—WILL NOT BE TOLERATED AND ARE GROUNDS FOR REMOVAL FROM THE JOHN J. MOORE AFC AND OTHER DISCIPLINARHY ACTIONS***
STATISTICAL LEADERS NJCU (as of 12/16/11)
Points Per Game: 1. Luisa Montalvo................... 12.6 (88) 2.Alnisa Hernaiz.......................10.1 (71) Rebounds Per Game: 1. Alnisa Hernaiz........................ 7.3 (51) 2. Delia Chernez.......................6.9 (48) Assists Per Game: 1. Gabrielle Rivera....................2.9 (20) 2. Luisa Montalvo...................... 2.1 (15) Steals Per Game: 1. Nidia Carmona.......................3.0 (12) 2. Alnisa Hernaiz........................1.7 (12) Blocks Per Game: 1. Jade Medley..............................0.6 (4) 2. Olivia Obanye......................... 0.5 (2) Minutes Per Game: 1. Luisa Montalvo..................30.0 (210) 2t. Rivera/Hernaiz............... 28.3 (198) Field Goal Percentage: 1. Alnisa Hernaiz................429 (27-63) 2. Kerri Cassarello..............423 (11-26) Three-Point Field Goal Percentage: 1. Lusia Montalvo.................308 (4-13) 2. Gabrielle Rivera............... .286 (2-7) Free Throw Percentage: 1. Luisa Montalvo............. ..824 (16-19) 2. Maxine Kaminski............692 (9-13)
VAUGHN (as of 12/16/11) VAUGHN STATISTICS NOT AVAILABLE
Minimums: 2 FG , 1 3FG, 1 FT attempt/game * denotes conference leader
NEW JERSEY CITY UNIVERSITY GOTHIC KNIGHTS (2-5, 0-1 NJAC; Streak: WON 2) NO NAME 10 Gabrielle Rivera 11 Nidia Carmona 12 Jade Medley 14 Angelica Glover 15 Delia Chernez 20 Kerri Cassarello 21 Valencia Bolden 22 Luisa Montalvo 24 Alnisa Hernaiz 25 Tatiana Clark 32 Maria Suarez 33 Maxine Kaminski 35 Olivia Obanye
YR JR JR FR JR JR JR SO FR SO SO SO JR SO
POS SG PG G/F SG G/F F/C SG PG PF SG SF PF C
HT 5-4 5-1 5-8 5-5 5-5 5-11 5-1 5-6 5-7 5-4 5-9 5-7 6-0
HOMETOWN/HIGH SCHOOL Teaneck, NJ/Saint Joseph of the Palisades Elizabeth, NJ/Elizabeth Newark, NJ/Hudson Catholic Union, NJ/Union Catholic Union City, NJ/Union City Keansburg, NJ/Keansburg Newark, NJ/West Side Bayonne, NJ/Bayonne Irvington, NJ/Irvington Newark, NJ/Newark Tech Cliffside Park, NJ/Cliffside Park Kearny, NJ/Kearny Jersey City, NJ/County Prep
Head Coach: Assistant Coach: Assistant Coach: Captains:
Amy Mulligan (Queens College, `05; First season) Newark, NJ/Newark Tech HS Danielle Beam (Ramapo College, 11; First season) Kristin Leitheuser (Polytechnic Institute of New York University; First season) • Mulligan on Clarke: “Tatiana has been working hard and is always Nidia Carmona, Maxine Kaminski, Gabrielle Rivera
INSIDE THE ATHLETE
#25 Tatiana
CLARK
Sophomore | Shooting Guard
looking to go to the basket. She has a quick first step that helps her to beat defenders and get into the lane. She is a teammate that helps her team laugh.” • As a freshman: Played in 15 games last year (no starts), averaging 2.7 points and 2.0 rebounds in 11.6 minutes per game. She shot .333 from the field (17-51), .300 from three-point distance (3-10) and was a perfect 4-for-4 from the foul line. • High School: A three-sport athlete at Newark Tech, Clark played four seasons of basketball (three varsity) for Coach Keanna Brown. She also played two years of varsity volleyball and softball for Coach Jacqueline Shoop for the Terriers. She also played AAU basketball in Jersey City for Keanna Brown. • Academics: Majoring in Criminal Justice. Would like to become a corrections officer or detective. • Did You Know?: Her favorite sports team is the WNBA’s San Antonio Silver Stars. She has lived in the same house for her entire life.
VAUGHN COLLEGE WARRIORS (0-4, 0-1 HVWAC; Streak: Lost 4) NO NAME 3 Jessica Paris 5 Estefania Collazos 21 Francheska Rodriguez 30 Diana Morraz 32 Samjhana Tamang 33 Steffi Soler 35 Brook Seymour 41 Anjali Dhobale 44 Sheneka Patterson
YR POS SO G FR G FR G SO F SO G SR G FR F FR F SO F
HT 5-6 5-3 5-1 5-7 5-1 5-4 5-8 5-3 5-11
HOMETOWN/HIGH SCHOOL Cambria Heights, NY/Christ the King East Elmhurst, NY/Aviaton Bronx, NY/Theatre Arts Production School New York, NY/City As School Woodside, NY/Golden Gate Int’l Jackson Heights, NY/Newton Claysburg, PA/Claysburg-Kimmel Dubai, U.A.E./The Indian High School Brooklyn, NY/Brooklyn Academy
Head Coach: Captains:
Ricky McCollum Diana Morraz, Steffi Soler
NEW JERSEY ATHLETIC CONFERENCE STANDINGS (thru games of 12/16/2011) Team
William Paterson Rutgers-Newark New Jersey City Ramapo Montclair State
NORTH DIVISION NJAC DIVISION OVERALL W-L PCT. W-L PCT. W-L PCT. STREAK Team
2-0 1-1 0-1 0-2 0-2
1.000 0.500 0.000 0.000 0.000
1-0 1-0 0-0 0-1 0-1
1.000 10-0 1.000 7-2 0.000 2-5 0.000 7-2 0.000 4-4
1.000 W10 0.778 W1 0.286 W2 0.778 W3 0.500 W2
Kean Richard Stockton Rutgers-Camden The College of NJ Rowan
SOUTH DIVISION NJAC DIVISION OVERALL W-L PCT. W-L PCT. W-L PCT. STREAK
2-0 1-0 1-1 1-1 1-1
1.000 1.000 0.500 0.500 0.500
1-0 0-0 0-1 1-0 0-1
1.000 8-2 0.000 6-1 0.000 8-1 1.000 6-4 0.000 5-5
0.800 W2 0.857 W5 0.889 W5 0.600 W1 0.500 W1
GAME 8: NJCU vs. Vaughn College
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VAUGHN’S 10-GAME GLANCE F•11/18 H KING’S (NY) Sa•12/3 A Cooper Union M•12/5 A King’s (NY) W•12/9 H BERKELEY * F•12/16 A USMMA Th•12/29 H ST. JOSEPH’S * F•1/13 A John Jay Su•1/22 A Albany Pharmacy * M•1/23 A New Rochelle Th•1/26 A Cooper Union * denotes HVWAC Conference game
L, 14-55 L, 26-52 L, 18-52 L, 11-101 5:30 p.m. 1 p.m. 3 p.m. 1 p.m. 7 p.m. 7 p.m.
Saturday, December 17, 2011 (4 p.m.)
GAME NOTES
2011-12 SCHEDULE/RESULTS F•11/18 A St. Mary’s (MD) 1 L, 64-67 Sa•11/19 N Cabrini 1 L, 53-59 (1 OT) T•11/22 H MEDGAR EVERS Cancelled T•11/29 H STATEN ISLAND L, 47-50 Sa•12/3 H ROWAN* L, 44-76. M•12/5 H JOHN JAY L, 50-60 W•12/7 H NEW ROCHELLE W, 71-36 Sa•12/10 H CCNY W, 62-50 Sa•12/17 H VAUGHN 4 p.m. Th•12/22 A Manhattanville 7:30 p.m. W•1/4 A Ramapo** 5:30 p.m. Sa•1/7 A Rutgers-Camden* 1 p.m. M•1/9 A Arcadia 6 p.m. W•1/11 H MONTCLAIR STATE ** 6 p.m. Sa•1/14 A Richard Stockton* 1 p.m. W•1/18 H WILLIAM PATERSON** 6 p.m. Sa•1/21 H TCNJ* 5 p.m. M•1/23 A Brooklyn 5:30 p.m. W•1/25 A Rutgers-Newark** 6 p.m. W•1/28 A Kean* 1 p.m. M•1/30 N Lehman (at Baruch) 7 p.m. W•2/1 H RAMAPO** 6 p.m. Sa•2/4 H BERKELEY 2 p.m. W•2/8 A Montclair State** 6 p.m. Sa•2/11 A William Paterson ** 2 p.m. W•2/15 H RUTGERS-NEWARK ** 6 p.m. Home games (in CAPS) played on Coach Charlie Brown Court at the John J. Moore Athletics and Fitness Center * denotes New Jersey Athletic Conference game. ** denotes New Jersey Athletic Conference North Division game. 1 Cherry Cove Seahawk Tip-Off Tourn. at St. Mary’s College, MD
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Kerri Cassarello
Jade Medley
Gabrielle Rivera
THE SERIES: First meeting. LAST TIME OUT: Last Saturday, December 10, NJCU defeated CCNY, 62-50. Alnisa Hernaiz led the Gothic Knights with a career high 19 points, shooting 8-14 from the field. Rookie Luisa Montalvo also scored in double figures for the Gothic Knights with 16 points, while adding four rebounds and two steals. Jade Medley continued her impressive play off the bench for NJCU and contributed seven points, seven rebounds and four assists in 24 minutes of play. As a team, NJCU shot 41.3 percent. HERNAIZ IS BLAZIN’: Alnisa Hernaiz has scored in double figures in three of her last four games, and achieved career highs twice last week. She has reached double figures five times this year and has collected two double-digit rebounding efforts. JADE IS TWO-SPORT SPARKLING: After being NJCU’s most productive player during the women’s volleyball season this fall, rookie Jade Medley has emerged over the past three games to be a key spark off the women’s basketball bench. She had a breakout game against New Rochelle, helping NJCU to gain their first victory of the season. Medley scored a career high of 12 points and added five rebounds and four steals. In the win against CCNY, Medley dished out a career high of four assists. KEEPING IT CLOSE: Despite having five losses, NJCU has limited high scoring by its opposition. NJCU has allowed only 56.9 points per game while scoring 55.9.
ABOUT THE OPPOSITION SEASON UPDATE: Vaughn, a first-year women’s program, is seeking its first-ever victory after starting the year 0-4. They have faced King’s College twice, as well as The Cooper Union. In its last game, Vaughn fell to Berkeley (NY) on December 9, 101-11. HEY! WE KNOW YOU!: Before coming to NJCU, current Gothic Knight head coach Amy Mulligan was known as a jack-of-all trades at Vaughn. From 2008 to 2011, Mulligan served as the head men’s basketball coach at Vaughn as well as the Athletic Director and Director of Student Affairs. All of her efforts were noted, as Mulligan was selected as the 2010-11 Hudson Valley Men’s Athletic Conference Basketball Coach of the Year before coming to Jersey City. ***THE NCAA, ECAC, NEW JERSEY ATHLETIC CONFERENCE AND NEW JERSEY CITY UNIVERSITY PROMOTE GOOD SPORTSMANSHIP BY STUDENT-ATHLETES, COACHES, STAFF AND SPECTATORS. WE REQUEST YOUR COOPERATION BY SUPPORTING THE PARTICIPANTS AND OFFICIALS IN A POSITIVE MANNER. PROFANITY, RACIST, OR SEXIST COMMENTS, OR OTHER INTIMIDATING ACTIONS DIRECTED AT OFFICIALS, STUDENT-ATHLETES, COACHES, TEAM-REPRESENTATIVES OR SPECTATORS—AS WELL AS PUBLIC INTOXICATION, THE CONSUMPTION OR POSSESSION OF ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES AND TOBACCO PRODUCTS—WILL NOT BE TOLERATED AND ARE GROUNDS FOR REMOVAL FROM THE JOHN J. MOORE AFC AND OTHER DISCIPLINARHY ACTIONS***
STATISTICAL LEADERS NJCU (as of 12/16/11)
Points Per Game: 1. Luisa Montalvo................... 12.6 (88) 2.Alnisa Hernaiz.......................10.1 (71) Rebounds Per Game: 1. Alnisa Hernaiz........................ 7.3 (51) 2. Delia Chernez.......................6.9 (48) Assists Per Game: 1. Gabrielle Rivera....................2.9 (20) 2. Luisa Montalvo...................... 2.1 (15) Steals Per Game: 1. Nidia Carmona.......................3.0 (12) 2. Alnisa Hernaiz........................1.7 (12) Blocks Per Game: 1. Jade Medley..............................0.6 (4) 2. Olivia Obanye......................... 0.5 (2) Minutes Per Game: 1. Luisa Montalvo..................30.0 (210) 2t. Rivera/Hernaiz............... 28.3 (198) Field Goal Percentage: 1. Alnisa Hernaiz................429 (27-63) 2. Kerri Cassarello..............423 (11-26) Three-Point Field Goal Percentage: 1. Lusia Montalvo.................308 (4-13) 2. Gabrielle Rivera............... .286 (2-7) Free Throw Percentage: 1. Luisa Montalvo............. ..824 (16-19) 2. Maxine Kaminski............692 (9-13)
VAUGHN (as of 12/16/11) VAUGHN STATISTICS NOT AVAILABLE
Minimums: 2 FG , 1 3FG, 1 FT attempt/game * denotes conference leader
NEW JERSEY CITY UNIVERSITY GOTHIC KNIGHTS (2-5, 0-1 NJAC; Streak: WON 2) NO NAME 10 Gabrielle Rivera 11 Nidia Carmona 12 Jade Medley 14 Angelica Glover 15 Delia Chernez 20 Kerri Cassarello 21 Valencia Bolden 22 Luisa Montalvo 24 Alnisa Hernaiz 25 Tatiana Clark 32 Maria Suarez 33 Maxine Kaminski 35 Olivia Obanye
YR JR JR FR JR JR JR SO FR SO SO SO JR SO
POS SG PG G/F SG G/F F/C SG PG PF SG SF PF C
HT 5-4 5-1 5-8 5-5 5-5 5-11 5-1 5-6 5-7 5-4 5-9 5-7 6-0
HOMETOWN/HIGH SCHOOL Teaneck, NJ/Saint Joseph of the Palisades Elizabeth, NJ/Elizabeth Newark, NJ/Hudson Catholic Union, NJ/Union Catholic Union City, NJ/Union City Keansburg, NJ/Keansburg Newark, NJ/West Side Bayonne, NJ/Bayonne Irvington, NJ/Irvington Newark, NJ/Newark Tech Cliffside Park, NJ/Cliffside Park Kearny, NJ/Kearny Jersey City, NJ/County Prep
Head Coach: Assistant Coach: Assistant Coach: Captains:
Amy Mulligan (Queens College, `05; First season) Newark, NJ/Newark Tech HS Danielle Beam (Ramapo College, 11; First season) Kristin Leitheuser (Polytechnic Institute of New York University; First season) • Mulligan on Clarke: “Tatiana has been working hard and is always Nidia Carmona, Maxine Kaminski, Gabrielle Rivera
INSIDE THE ATHLETE
#25 Tatiana
CLARK
Sophomore | Shooting Guard
looking to go to the basket. She has a quick first step that helps her to beat defenders and get into the lane. She is a teammate that helps her team laugh.” • As a freshman: Played in 15 games last year (no starts), averaging 2.7 points and 2.0 rebounds in 11.6 minutes per game. She shot .333 from the field (17-51), .300 from three-point distance (3-10) and was a perfect 4-for-4 from the foul line. • High School: A three-sport athlete at Newark Tech, Clark played four seasons of basketball (three varsity) for Coach Keanna Brown. She also played two years of varsity volleyball and softball for Coach Jacqueline Shoop for the Terriers. She also played AAU basketball in Jersey City for Keanna Brown. • Academics: Majoring in Criminal Justice. Would like to become a corrections officer or detective. • Did You Know?: Her favorite sports team is the WNBA’s San Antonio Silver Stars. She has lived in the same house for her entire life.
VAUGHN COLLEGE WARRIORS (0-4, 0-1 HVWAC; Streak: Lost 4) NO NAME 3 Jessica Paris 5 Estefania Collazos 21 Francheska Rodriguez 30 Diana Morraz 32 Samjhana Tamang 33 Steffi Soler 35 Brook Seymour 41 Anjali Dhobale 44 Sheneka Patterson
YR POS SO G FR G FR G SO F SO G SR G FR F FR F SO F
HT 5-6 5-3 5-1 5-7 5-1 5-4 5-8 5-3 5-11
HOMETOWN/HIGH SCHOOL Cambria Heights, NY/Christ the King East Elmhurst, NY/Aviaton Bronx, NY/Theatre Arts Production School New York, NY/City As School Woodside, NY/Golden Gate Int’l Jackson Heights, NY/Newton Claysburg, PA/Claysburg-Kimmel Dubai, U.A.E./The Indian High School Brooklyn, NY/Brooklyn Academy
Head Coach: Captains:
Ricky McCollum Diana Morraz, Steffi Soler
NEW JERSEY ATHLETIC CONFERENCE STANDINGS (thru games of 12/16/2011) Team
William Paterson Rutgers-Newark New Jersey City Ramapo Montclair State
NORTH DIVISION NJAC DIVISION OVERALL W-L PCT. W-L PCT. W-L PCT. STREAK Team
2-0 1-1 0-1 0-2 0-2
1.000 0.500 0.000 0.000 0.000
1-0 1-0 0-0 0-1 0-1
1.000 10-0 1.000 7-2 0.000 2-5 0.000 7-2 0.000 4-4
1.000 W10 0.778 W1 0.286 W2 0.778 W3 0.500 W2
Kean Richard Stockton Rutgers-Camden The College of NJ Rowan
SOUTH DIVISION NJAC DIVISION OVERALL W-L PCT. W-L PCT. W-L PCT. STREAK
2-0 1-0 1-1 1-1 1-1
1.000 1.000 0.500 0.500 0.500
1-0 0-0 0-1 1-0 0-1
1.000 8-2 0.000 6-1 0.000 8-1 1.000 6-4 0.000 5-5
0.800 W2 0.857 W5 0.889 W5 0.600 W1 0.500 W1
