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OWLS WRAP UP REGULAR SEASON AT PACE
The Southern Connecticut State University women's basketball team looks to end the regular season on a high note as the Owls look to win their fourth straight game on Tuesday evening against Pace University in Pleasantville, N.Y.

SOUTHWEST DIVISION STANDINGS
School                    NE-10                Overall
1.American Int'l        15-4    0.789        22-4
2. Adelphi                10-9    0.526        17-10
3. So. Connecticut   10-9    0.526        17-10
4. Le Moyne            10-9     0.526        13-12
5. New Haven            9-10    0.474        13-12
6. Saint Rose            8-12    0.400        14-13
7. Pace                    6-13    0.316        11-16

NE-10 POSTSEASON OUTLOOK
The top five teams in the Southwest Division advance to the 2015-16 Northeast-10 Conference Championship. Southern Connecticut is currently tied in second place, along with Le Moyne and Adelphi, with a conference mark of 10-9. This season, the Owls split with Le Moyne, but loss twice to Adelphi. The Owls still have one game against Pace before finding out the final rankings for the tournament.

LYNCH CLOSING IN ON 100 WINS
Following the win against Le Moyne, head coach Kate Lynch is now two games away from recording her 100th win as a head coach.

SCOUTING PACE
• Pace enters Tuesday's game with only six conference wins and is averaging only 57.0 points and 37.5 rebounds per game.
• Christina Rubin leads the team averaging 13.7 points per game while shooting 53.8 percent from the field. She also averages 2.0 rebounds and 1.7 assists per game.
• Pace is ranked second in the league  in three-point attempts per game (18.9) and blocks per game (4.7).
• Kristen Dodge leads the team in rebounding with 7.0 rebounds per game as well as posts 2.0 block and 9.0 point per game for the Setters.
• Pace is fourth in the league in three-points made per game (5.8) and opponent field goal percentage (36.8%).

ALL-TIME VS. PACE
Entering the 2015-16 season, the Owls led the Setters in the all-time series with a record of 21-17. However, since the Owls won once already this season the record is now 22-17.

PREVIOUSLY VS. PACE
Ten different Owls scored for the Southern Connecticut State University women's basketball team in its 82-48 victory over Northeast-10 Conference foe Pace University at Moore Field House back on December 12.

WEEK 14 RECAP
Southern Connecticut posted a 2-0 record in week 13 as the Owls defeated New Haven, 69-52, and Le Moyne, 68-57. 

STATS BREAKDOWN VS. NEW HAVEN
•  Jackie Beathea recorded her career-high 17th double-double with a team-high 16 points and 18 rebounds to go along with an assist, a block and a steal over 38 minutes of play. 
•  Danielle Powell registered 14 points on 6-of-15 shooting from the field and 2-of-2 shooting from the line as well as chipped in with five rebounds, three assists and two blocks. 
•  Taylor McLaughlin registered a season-high five assists while collecting 12 points, three rebounds and a block for the Owls.

STATS BREAKDOWN VS. LE MOYNE
• Junior Maria Weselyj led the Owls' offense with a team-high 17 points, just seven shy of her career-high 24 points, as well as chipped in with two rebounds, an assist and a steal over 27 minutes of play. She ended the day shooting 5-of-8 from the floor, 1-of-2 from behind the arc and 6-of-6 from the free throw line.
• Jackie Beathea registered a career-high 18 double-doubles, 11 points and 10 rebounds, while posting a single steal against the Dolphins. 
• Senior Nicole Grossbard and junior Taylor McLaughlin also chipped in with 11 points for the Owls. 
• Grossbard led the afternoon in the assist column with six and also posted three rebounds and two steals. 
• McLaughlin finished the afternoon with four rebounds, two steals, a block and an assist.

UPDATED SCSU WOMEN'S BASKETBALL CAREER RECORD BOOK NOTES
Jackie Beathea:
• fourth in field goals made with 559.
• fourth in free throws made with 344.
• second in free throw attempts with 584.
• first in rebounds with 1186.
• first in highest rebounding average with 11.1.
• sixth in blocks with 77.
Danielle Powell:
• 14th in rebounds with 581.
• second in blocks with 115.
Nicole Grossbard:
• fourth in total assists with 441.

UPDATED SCSU WOMEN'S BASKETBALL SINGLE SEASON RECORD BOOK NOTES
Nicole Grossbard:
• tied in second in single game assists with 13.
• fifth in single season (14-15) total assists with 142.
Jackie Beathea:
• first and second in single game rebounding with 22 and 21.
• four of top 12 top single season rebounding marks. (2 - 330, 2015-16; 4 - 298, 2015-16 ; 11 - 253, 2013-14 , 12 - 252, 2012-13)
• four of top five top single season rebounding marks. (1 - 13.2, 2015-16; 2 - 11.1, 2014-15; 4 - 10.1, 2012-13 and 2013-14.

OWLS AMONG NCAA LEADERS
According to the NCAA Ranking Summary (2/22 ):
Jackie Beathea ranks:
• second in rebounds per game with 13.3.
• first in offensive rebounds per game with 6.0.
• first in total rebounds with 358.
• fifth in double-double with 18.
Nicole Grossbard ranks:
• ninth in total assists with 160.
• 10th in assists per game with 5.9.

NORTHEAST-10 LEADERS (as of 2/22)
• Jackie Beathea not only leads the team, but leads the conference in rebounds averaging 13.3 a contest.
• Jackie Beathea is sixth in the league averaging 1.2 blocks per contest.
• Maria Weselyj leads the conference with a three-point shooting percentage of 45.3 percent.
• Nicole Grossbard is second in the league in assists averaging 5.9 a game.

BEATHEA SETS NEW SCSU SINGLE GAME-HIGH
In the win against Post University, Jackie Beathea set a new SCSU single game-high in rebounds with 22. She posted 10 rebounds in the first half and 12 rebounds in the second half.

BEATHEA RECORDS 1,000 CAREER REBOUND
On January 2, 2016, Jackie Beathea recorded another major achievement as an Owl as she recorded her 1,000th career rebound at Le Moyne. Following this accomplishment, she now leads SCSU in the all-time records books in rebounding.

NEW ARRIVALS
The Owls welcome four newcomers to the squad for the 2015-16 season – Jana Migliaro, Amanda Pfohl, Allie Smith and Erin Ryder.

WELCOME BACK
Southern Connecticut returns 13 players from last year's squad – seniors Liz McKinley, Jacqueline Deens, Jackie Beathea, Nicole Grossbard and Danielle Powell, juniors Taylor McLaughlin and Maria Weselyj, sophomores Chandler Williams, Abby Hurlbert, Paige Decker Chloe Brinton and Kendra Meredith, red-shirt sophomore Murphy Murad.

LYNCH NOTE
Kate Lynch '08 begins her first full season as head coach for the Southern Connecticut State University women's basketball team. Lynch has compiled a 81-65 overall record as a head coach. Lynch remains the all-time leading scorer in Owls' history (1,779 points) and ranks fifth all-time in rebounds (650).

IN THE POLLS
Southern Connecticut was selected fourth in the Southwest Division according to the Northeast-10 Conference Preseason Coaches' Poll.

TRI-CAPTAINS
Senior Jacqueline Deens, Nicole Grossbard and Danielle Powell will serve as team tri-captains for the Owls this winter.

LOOKING BACK ON THE SEASON THAT WAS
The Southern Connecticut State University women's basketball team closed the regular season with 14 wins and qualified for the Northeast-10 Conference Tournament. The Owls had one student-athlete recognized by the league with year-end honors.

BEATHEA NAMED ALL-NE-10
For the third year in a row, Jackie Beathea earned All-Conference honors after an impressive season as she led the Owls in scoring with 384 points and rebounds with 323. She also recorded 16 double-doubles.

AMONG THE NE-10 LEADERS
Amongst the returners, the Owls had three players finish in the top five of Northeast-10 Conference participants in four categories.
•Jackie Beathea finished No. 1 in rebounds per game, pulling down 11.1 per contest.
•Jackie Beathea finished No. 1 in offensive rebounds per game, pulling down 5.0 per contest.
•Nicole Grossbard finished No. 2 in assists per game, recording 4.9 per contest.

EXCELLING IN THE CLASSROOM
Southern Connecticut had 11 student-athletes selected to the Northeast-10 Conference Commissioner's Honor Roll for their work in the classroom during the 2014-15 academic year.