COACH: Kerry PHAYRE . . . overall record, 10th year, 162-122
CAPTAINS: Kerry MILHAVEN (Sr., G, Wantagh, NY/Our Lady of Mercy) and Amanda KRAWIEC (Sr., F/C, Littleton, MA/Littleton)

NORTHEAST-10 CONFERENCE WEEKLY HONOR ROLL: sophomore forward CHARDE FLOYD (Worcester, MA/Worcester Academy) averaged 10.5 points, 7.5 rebounds and shot .875 from the floor. She had 10 points and nine rebounds against Stonehill and 11 points and six rebounds in a Northeast-10 first round road victory over Franklin Pierce.

GREYHOUNDS WOMEN'S BASKETBALL NOTES
sophomore forward CHARDE FLOYD (Worcester, MA/Worcester Academy) led the team in scoring (11.9 ppg), rebounding (9.7 rpg) and time played (28.0) . . . the 2004-05 Northeast-10 Freshman-of-the-Year careerwise has 620 points and 524 rebounds in 57 games . . . her career field goal percentage is (205-352) .582 . . . she had 20 double-figure scoring games (32 career) and 13 double-figure rebounding games (25 career) . . . season-high 17 rebounds vs. St. Michael's (2/7/06) (tied career high vs. A.I.C. last year) . . . had three 20-point games this year . . . a career best 25 points (16 rebounds) in the win over Saint Anselm, 23 at Barry, FL and 22 at Merrimack . . . she had eight double-doubles (15 career) . . . she is merely the second Greyhound with over 200 free throw attempts (220) behind present Maine coach Ann McInerney (245, 1988-89) and has already climbed into the top 10 with 417 career attempts (8th) . . . she is FIRST in the NE-10 in rebounding (9.7) AND field goal percentage (.583) . . . she is SECOND in offensive rebounds (3.07) and FIRST in defensive rebounds (6.79) . . . and 13th in scoring (11.9)

senior guard/captain KERRY MILHAVEN (Wantagh, NY/O.L. Mercy) was second on the team in scoring (8.6 ppg) and led in three-pointers (34-for-123) . . . she played a career record-tying 115 games in her career . . . Meghan Sullivan (1999-03) also played 115 games . . . she scored 934 points, 130-for-377 threes (third in Hounds' annals) . . . had 13 double-figure scoring games (41 career) . . . season-high was 21 at Merrimack . . . had four three-pointers in both games with Bryant and at LeMoyne . . . she is just the eighth player in Hounds' history with 3,000 (exactly) minutes

sophomore center MEGAN URBAN (Portland, ME/Deering) scored in double-figures in 11 of the last 18 games (12 for the season, 17 career) . . . she was third on the team in scoring (8.4 ppg) and third in rebounding (4.1) . . . she has 376 points and 226 rebounds in 55 career games . . . she is THIRD in field goal percentage (.516) and SECOND in blocked shots (55) in the NE-10

senior guard KRISTEN DI CALOGERO (Walpole, MA/Walpole) averaged 6.8 points and is second on the team with 25-for-93 three-pointers . . . eight double figure scoring games (21 career) . . . season best eight rebounds twice vs. A.I.C. (12/5/05) and at Pace (11/27/05) . . . she has 566 points, 129 assists and 89-for-295 three-pointers (now fourth in Hounds records) in 107 career games

junior point guard JESS PAULSON (North Providence, RI/LaSalle) averaged 4.0 points with 12 (12-for-42) three-pointers . . . she has three double-figure games (13 career) . . . she has 411 points, 213 assists and 51 threes in 87 career games . . . her 15 points vs. Franklin Pierce in the Northeast-10 playoffs was a seasonal-best

freshman guard BETH PLASSKI (New Bedford, MA/Durfee) averaged 7.6 points with a .776 free throw accuracy (66-for-85) . . . nine double-figure games including eight of the last 14 . . . season-high 18 points against Franklin Pierce . . . played 40 minutes vs. St. Michael's . . . had 14 points (6-for-10) at LeMoyne

freshman guard TRISH CASLIN (Dartmouth, MA/Dartmouth) averaged 2.4 points . . . she moved into the starting lineup over the last eight games . . . had her first double-figure scoring game vs. LeMoyne with 10 points, 7 rebounds

SCHEDULE AND RESULTS: Won 16, Lost 13 (11-11 NE-10)
Nov. 15 at L.I.U.-C.W. Post Won, 58-30
Nov. 18 ADELPHI Won, 75-46
Nov. 19 MOLLOY Won, 47-46
Nov. 22 at Merrimack * Won, 71-56
Nov. 27 at Pace * Lost, 57-71
Nov. 30 S. CONNECTICUT * Won, 58-53
Dec. 3 at Saint Rose, NY * Lost, 53-57
Dec. 5 AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL * Lost, 47-68
Dec. 7 at Bentley * Lost, 48-65
Dec. 17 at Barry, FL Lost, 57-65
Dec. 18 vs. Tiffin, OH Won, 63-42
Jan. 2 at Bryant * Won, ff, 2-0
Jan. 7 BENTLEY * Won, 63-44
Jan. 10 at Stonehill * Lost, 58-61
Jan. 14 BRYANT * Won, 60-57
Jan. 19 at American International * Lost, 63-68, ot
Jan. 21 PACE * Lost, 53-66
Jan. 24 at Southern Connecticut * Lost, 38-66
Jan. 26 ST. ROSE, NY * Won, 69-60
Jan. 28 at S. New Hampshire * Won, 59-49
Feb. 1 FRANKLIN PIERCE * Lost, 55-57
Feb. 4 at Massachusetts Lowell * Lost, 48-59
Feb. 7 SAINT MICHAEL'S * Won, 74-63, ot
Feb. 11 at LeMoyne * Won, 62-50
Feb. 15 SAINT ANSELM * Won, 65-59
Feb. 18 MERRIMACK * Won, 64-49
Feb. 21 STONEHILL * Lost, 41-51
Northeast-10 Conference Playoffs: Feb. 26, 28; Mar. 3, 4, 2005
Feb. 26 at Franklin Pierce Won, 71-51
Feb. 28 at Southern Connecticut Lost, 42-71

GREYHOUND MEN'S BASKETBALL NOTES: the Hounds had four double-figure scorers and another average 9.0 in a well-balanced offense . . . they are third in the NE-10 in rebounding (36.6) . . . the Greyhounds have shown their youth losing five games this season in the last minute: at New Haven (61-62), vs. S. Connecticut (68-69), at C.W. Post (70-72), at S. Connecticut (62-64) and at LeMoyne (66-69) and another in OT at Bryant (88-94).

sophomore forward MIKE FOTI (Franklin, MA/Franklin) was fifth on the team at 9.0 ppg with 11 double-figure games (22 career). . . led team with 29 threes . . . career: 49 games, 62 threes, 412 points (9.7 ppg) . . . season bests: 8 rebounds (N.Y. Tech, 12/30/05) . . . 22 points at New Haven (11/15/05), at Bryant (1/2/06)

sophomore guard LEROY BYRON (Worcester, MA/North) . . . averaged 10.3 points . . . second on team with 24 three-pointers . . . second in free throws made (54) and second in steals (32) . . . had 17 double figure scoring games (23 career) . . . career: 51 games, 48 three-pointers, 134 assists, 462 points (9.1 ppg) . . . season bests: 18 points (career high) vs. A.I.C. (12/7/05), 7 assists at Bryant (1/14/06), 6 rebounds vs. Pace (1/21/06) . . . his buzzer beater layup gave Hounds win at A.I.C. (1/19/06)

sophomore forward COREY DIETHORN (Pittsburgh, PA/Sewickley) . . . led the team at 11.2 points-per-game and first at 5.8 rebounds-per-game . . . also led team in field goal percentage (.602) and blocks (43) . . . only player on the roster NOT to attempt a three-pointer . . . NE-10 ranks: THIRD in field goal pct. . . . SECOND in blocks . . . had 14 double-figure games (15 career). . . season-high 26 points at Bentley (13-16 fg) . . . four double figure rebound games including season high 15 at Saint Rose . . . four double-doubles . . . career: 51 games, 362 points, 205 rebounds

senior forward JOSH MELUCCI (Cranston, RI/Cranston) . . . averaged 10.6 points-per-game, second on the team), 5.5 rebounds-per-game, also second on the team . . . 12 double-figure scoring games (13 career) . . . career-highs 27 points and 14 rebounds in the win over Saint Anselm . . . also 22 points in back-to-back games vs. Saint Rose and at Bryant (23 rebounds in the two games). . . had 10 double figure rebound games (11 career) . . . four double-doubles . . . third (14) with three-pointers . . . career: 51 games, 378 points, 227 rebounds

sophomore forward GREG TWOMEY (Groton, MA/Groton-Dunstable) . . . averaged 10.1 ppg and 5.4 rebounds-per-game . . . 12 double-figure games . . . season-high 26 points vs. S. Connecticut (11-for-14 fgs) . . . two double-figure rebound games vs. Queens (12) and at New Haven (11) . . . only player to start all 27 games . . . 16 points (7-for-9 field goals) vs. Mass. Lowell including 10 in the OT including the game-winning three-point play . . . 15 points (7-for-11 field goals), five assists in the win over St. Michael's . . . 16 points, 7 rebounds at LeMoyne

junior captain/guard JUSTIN HOTCHKISS (Maynard, MA/Maynard/Cushing) . . . averaged 6.7 points, 4.4 rebounds . . . had eight double-figure scoring games . . . season-best 17 points vs. Pace (1/21/06) . . . first career double-double (11 points, 10 rebounds) at S. Connecticut (1/24/06)

freshman point guard JUSTIN DICK (Dorchester, MA/Cheshire Academy) . . . averaged 5.9 points and was FIRST in the NE-10 in assists . . . FOURTH in steals (46) . . . FOURTH in assist/turnover ratio (2.02) . . . three double-figure games . . . top assists games were 14 at Bentley and 10 vs. New York Tech . . . he led the team with 47 steals and average time (30.7) . . . season bests: 23 points vs. Saint Rose (12/20/05) and 9 rebounds at Stonehill (1/10/06)

SCHEDULE AND RESULTS: Won 7, Lost 20 (5-17 NE-10)
Nov. 15 at New Haven Lost, 61-62, ot
Nov. 19 at Bentley * Lost, 78-83
Nov. 22 QUEENS, NY Won, 87-71
Nov. 27 at Pace * Lost, 61-86
Nov. 30 S. CONNECTICUT * Lost, 68-69
Dec. 3 at Saint Rose, NY * Lost, 62-76
Dec. 7 AMERICAN INT'L. * Won, 76-49
Dec. 17 at Adelphi Lost, 50-72
Dec. 20 SAINT ROSE, NY * Lost, 74-79
Dec. 29 at L.I.U.-C.W. Post Lost, 70-72
Dec. 30 New York Tech (at C.W. Post) Won, 72-62
Jan. 2 at Bryant * Lost, 88-94, ot
Jan. 5 at Merrimack * Lost, 48-82
Jan. 7 BENTLEY * Lost, 60-81
Jan. 10 at Stonehill * Lost, 64-82
Jan. 14 BRYANT * Lost, 70-94
Jan. 19 at American International * Won, 60-58
Jan. 21 PACE * Lost, 60-79
Jan. 24 at S. Connecticut * Lost, 62-64
Jan. 28 at S. New Hampshire * Lost, 71-88
Feb. 1 FRANKLIN PIERCE * Lost, 57-73
Feb. 4 at Massachusetts Lowell * Won, 82-79, ot
Feb. 7 SAINT MICHAEL'S * Won, 91-84
Feb. 11 at LeMoyne * Lost, 66-69
Feb. 15 SAINT ANSELM * Won, 81-78
Feb. 18 MERRIMACK * Lost, 51-72
Feb. 21 STONEHILL * Lost, 55-80

ICE DOG NOTES: and sophomore left wing JIM TRAHON (Needham, MA/Needham/Salisbury School) (17-10--27) led the team in scoring . . . he may very well have been the lone regular (20 games or more) to have NO PENALTY TIME this season in the Northeast-10 Conference . . . senior center BOBBY FANCIULLO (Medford, MA/Arlington Catholic) (11-16--27) was tied with Trahon . . . he finished his career with 37-58--95 points in 96 career games . . . senior right wing JEFF ILVONEN (Auburn, MA/Auburn/Brewster Academy) (14-12--26) was third . . . Ilvonen finished his career with 33-43--76 points in 84 games . . . freshman CRAIG MORETON (Lynnfield, MA/Lynnfield) was the top freshman scorer (8-11--19) (second among NE-10 freshmen). . . freshman keeper DAVID PINKHAM (Malden, MA/Arlington Catholic) had 934 minutes (2nd in NE 10), 75 goals allowed, 527 saves on 602 shots (.875 percentage/5th in NE-10) and 4.82 gaa (6th in NE-10) . . . congrats to senior SEAN O'LEARY (Windham, ME/Westbrook) who had a shutout vs. Worcester State on Senior Night with 24 saves

SCHEDULE AND RESULTS: Won 5, Lost 19, Tied 1
Nov. 5 at Lebanon Valley Lost, 6-9
Nov. 11 at Fitchburg State Lost, 2-5
Nov. 12 Suffolk Won, 9-5
Nov. 16 at Franklin Pierce * Lost, 4-5, ot
Nov. 22 SAINT MICHAEL'S * Lost, 2-9
Nov. 26 at Wentworth Lost, 1-6
Nov. 29 W. NEW ENGLAND Won, 6-3
Dec. 3 SO. NEW HAMPSHIRE * Lost, 1-4
Dec. 6 at Saint Anselm * Lost, 1-9
Dec. 8 at Trinity Lost, 1-7
Dec. 10 STONEHILL * Lost, 3-4
Jan. 7 MASS. DARTMOUTH Lost, 4-5
Jan. 12 at Suffolk Won, 6-3
Jan. 17 at Salve Regina Lost, 2-5
Jan. 19 at Framingham State Won, 6-3
Jan. 21 at Plymouth State Lost, 4-5
Jan. 28 FRANKLIN PIERCE * Tied, 3-3, ot
Jan. 31 JOHNSON & WALES Lost, 4-7
Feb. 2 FITCHBURG STATE Lost, 2-5
Feb. 4 at Stonehill * Lost, 3-13
Feb. 9 NICHOLS Lost, 5-8
Feb. 14 at So. New Hampshire * Lost, 2-5
Feb. 16 WORCESTER STATE Won, 7-0
Feb. 18 CURRY Lost, 1-6
Northeast-10 Conference Playoffs
Feb, 24 at Stonehill Lost, 3-7

CAITLYN CLARK EARNS ALL-NEW ENGLAND IN THE MILE
Assumption College senior CAITLYN CLARK (Worcester, MA/St. Peter Marian) ran a personal best 5:01.24 mile in the New England Invitational Friday at the Boston University Reggie Lewis Center. She won the unseeded heat by three seconds over her nearest competitor and her time was the EIGHTH best among the runners from three divisions earning her all-New England honors. She won the mile in the Northeast-10 Conference championships February 18 running a 5:11.89 to earn first-team all-conference honors. She previously had run 5:07.56 at the Boston University Invitational (February 11) and 5:08.99 at the Smith College Invitational (February 4). She finished second in the Northeast-10 cross country championships added a third-place finish in the N.C.A.A. regional. and 58th in the national.

OUTDOOR SCHEDULE
Sat., March 25 NORTHEASTERN INVITATIONAL
Sat., April 1 WORCESTER CITY CHAMPIONSHIPS at WPI
Sat., April 8 BRYANT UNIVERSITY INVITATIONAL
April 19-20 HOLY CROSS DECATHLON
Sat., April 22 M.I.T. INVITATIONAL
April 28-29 BROWN UNIVERSITY INVITATIONAL
April 28-29 PENN RELAYS at Philadelphia, PA
Sat., May 6 NORTHEAST-10 CHAMPIONSHIPS at Bryant U.
May 11-13 NEW ENGLAND CHAMPIONSHIPS at M.I.T.
May 23-28 NCAA DIVISION II NATIONALS

NORTHEAST-10 CONFERENCE HONORS: senior MICHAEL GOLDMAN (Worcester, MA/Doherty) is the Player-of-the-Week and JARED DORFMAN (Providence, RI/LaSalle) the Freshman-of-the-Week . . . named to the weekly honor roll were junior DAN DOENGES (Rutland, VT/Rutland), sophomore RICK LIEBERMAN (E. Haddam, CT/Nathan Hale Ray), sophomore ANTONIO RECALDE (Ciudad del Este, Paraguay/San Isador Labrador), junior MATT STOPP (Altoona, PA/Altoona) and freshman STEVE TLUMACKI (Holliston, MA/Holliston)

TENNIS NOTES: the Greyhounds have now won their last 91 matches played against Northeast-10 Conference competition . . . 75-0 during the regular season and 16-0 in the postseason . . . they have won seven straight regular-season AND postseason championships . . . they are also in the hunt for their seventh straight N.C.A.A. postseason berth . . . the Hounds have won their last 56 matches at home . . . they are 111-14 vs. Division II and have won 97 matches by shutout scores since 1998-99

2005-06 MEN'S TENNIS SCHEDULE: Won 2, Lost 0 (2-0 NE-10)
Sep. 25 S. NEW HAMPSHIRE Won, 9-0
Feb. 25 at Pace * Won, 9-0
Mar. 14 at Saint Anselm * 3 p.m.
Mar. 16 STONEHILL * 3 p.m.
Mar. 17 at Queens, NY 12 noon
Mar. 18 at Concordia, NY 8 p.m.
Mar. 22 at Saint Michael's * 3 p.m.
Apr. 1 MERRIMACK * 1 p.m.
Apr. 2 BENTLEY * 1 p.m.
Apr. 5 at Franklin Pierce * 3:30 p.m.
Apr. 6 LEMOYNE * 3:30 p.m.
Apr. 8 Bloomsburg, PA Duals
Barton, NC 9 a.m.
E. Stroudsburg, PA 2 p.m.
Apr. 9 Bloomsburg, PA Duals
at Bloomsburg, PA 9 a.m.
Apr. 12 at Bryant * 3:30 p.m.
Apr. 13 AMERICAN INT'L. * 3:30 p.m.
Northeast-10 playoffs: April 29, May 3-6, 2006; the Hounds host the FINAL FOUR

MEN'S TENNIS DEFEATS PACE, 9-0
91st consecutive win vs. Northeast-10 Conference teams
15th consecutive 9-0 win vs. Northeast-10 Conference teams in regular-season
SINGLES RESULTS
1, Assumption, MICHAEL GOLDMAN (2-0, 39-5) (Sr., Worcester, MA/ Doherty) def. Pace, PAUL KOSINSKI (Jr., Staten Is., NY/Moore Catholic), 6-2, 6-1;
2, Assumption, ANTONIO RECALDE (1-0, 16-2) (So., Ciudad del Este, Paraguay/S. Isidro) def. Pace, DIEGO PALACIOS (Jr., Pleasantville, NY/Am. Embassy), 6-1, 6-1;
3, Assumption. MATT STOPP (2-0, 33-1) (Jr., Altoona, PA/Altoona) def. Pace, MARKO PRLJEVIC (Sr., Belgrade, Serbia (XI Belgrade), 6-2, 6-4;
4, Assumption, JARED DORFMAN (2-0, 2-0) (Fr., Providence, RI/LaSalle) def. Pace, VISHAL MOORJANI (Jr., Harrington Park, NJ/N. Valley), 6-0, 6-1;
5, Assumption, RICK LEIBERMAN (2-0, 16-1) (So., East Haddam, CT/Nathan Hale Ray) def. Pace, ANDY HAGEN (Fr., Middle Village, NY/Holy Cross), 6-0, 6-0;
6, Assumption, DAN DOENGES (1-0, 13-4) (Jr., Rutland, VT/Rutland) def. Pace, KEVIN JONES (Fr., Kingston, NY/Kingston), 6-1, 6-0.
DOUBLES RESULTS
1, Assumption, GOLDMAN (2-0, 46-6) and DORFMAN (2-0, 2-0) def. Pace, KOSINSKI and PALACIOS, 8-3;
2, Assumption, STOPP (2-0, 35-1) and LIEBERMAN (2-0, 21-0) def. Pace, PRLJEVIC and MOORJANI, 8-1;
3, Assumption, RECALDE (2-0, 21-1) and Steve TLUMACKI (1-0, 1-0) (Fr., Holliston, MA/Holliston) def. Pace, HAGEN and JONES, 8-0.
Yearly Record followed by Career Record after each players name

I.T.A. DIVISION II MEN'S TENNIS POLL: 1. W. Florida; 2. Armstrong Atlantic, GA; 3. Ouachita Baptist, AR; 4. Drury, MO; 5. Barry, FL; 6. Lynn, FL; 7. S. Carolina-Upstate; 8. Rollins, FL; 9. Eckerd, FL; 10. Valdosta, GA; 11. Georgia College; 12. BYU-Hawaii; 13. Abilene Christian, TX; 14. UC San Diego; 15. Francis Marion, SC; 16. Cameron, OK; 17. Fla. Gulf Coast; 18. Midwestern, CO; 19. Fla. Southern; 20. St. Edwards, TX; 21. Delta Saint, MS; 22. Lander, SC; 23. Barton, NC; 24. Anderson, SC; 25. Presbyterian, SC; 26. Augusta, GA; 27. Columbus, GA; 28. Incarnate Word, TX; 29. Rockhurst, MO; 30. Hawaii-Hilo; 31. Ferris State, MN; 32. S. Carolina-Aiken; 33. Concordia, NY; 34. ASSUMPTION; 35. Tusculum, AL; 36. Kutztown, PA; 37. Central Oklahoma; 38. NW Missouri; 39. E. Central Oklahoma; 40. Florida Tech

I.T.A. NORTHEAST REGION POLL: 1. Concordia, NY; 2, ASSUMPTION COLLEGE; 3. Kutztown; 4. Queens; 5. Dowling; 6. Bloomsburg; 7. Millersville; 8. Mercy; 9. Bentley; 10. Adelphi
The Greyhounds play Concordia; Queens, Bloomsburg and Bentley!

I.T.A. NATIONAL INDIVIDUAL SINGLES RANKINGS:
MICHAEL GOLDMAN (Sr., Worcester, MA/Doherty), 47th

I.T.A. NORTHEAST INDIVIDUAL SINGLES RANKINGS:
MICHAEL GOLDMAN (Sr., Worcester, MA/Doherty), fourth;
Goldman will have an opportunity to play against No. 2 Rodrigo Teixeira (Concordia) and No. 3 Wojciech Stuchlik (Queens) during the regular season
ANTONIO RECALDE (So.,Cuidad del Este, Paraguay/San Isadro), eighth
MATT STOPP (Jr., Altoona, PA/Altoona), 12th
JARED DORFMAN (Fr., North Providence, RI/LaSalle), 13th

I.T.A. NORTHEAST INDIVIDUAL DOUBLES RANKINGS:
MICHAEL GOLDMAN (Sr., Worcester, MA/Doherty) and DAVID MARSHALL (Jr., Newington, CT/Kingswood-Oxford), fourth
ANTONIO RECALDE (So., Cuidad del Este, Paraguay/San Isadro) and JARED DORFMAN (Fr., Providence, RI/LaSalle), eighth

PROBABLE STARTING LINEUP FOR OPENING NIGHT
1. Scott BOYLE CF Junior, Cranston, RI/Cranston West
2. Mike BAILLARGEON SS Freshman, Worcester, MA/Holy Name
3. Brian QUAGLIERI LF Sophomore, Shrewsbury, MA/St. John's
4. Tyler VIVIAN DH Senior, Ashland, MA/Marian
5. Matt HOPKINS C Junior, Cranston, RI/Cranston West
6. Matt CAVALLARO 1B Senior, West Haven, CT/West Haven
7. Devin MURPHY 3B Sophomore, Waterbury, CT/Holy Cross
8. Connor RYAN RF Sophomore, Auburn, MA/Bancroft School
or Jeff BARBALE RF Freshman, Charlton, MA/St. Peter-Marian
9. C.J. MARTIN 2B Sophomore, Smithfield, RI/Hendricken---
Brett KULHAWIK P Freshman, Trumbull, CT/Trumbull

SOFTBALL SOUTHERN SCHEDULE:
Sunday 5 Quincy, IL 1 p.m.
Philadelphia Sciences 3 p.m.
Monday 6 Upper Iowa 9 a.m.
Holy Family, PA 11 a.m.
Tuesday 7 Felician, NJ 9 a.m.
Bridgeport, CT 1 p.m.
Thursday 9 Dominican, NY 9 a.m.
St. Joseph's, IN 1 p.m.
Friday 10 Holy Family, PA 9 a.m.
Palm Beach Atlantic, FL 11 a.m.
Saturday 11 North Dakota 9 a.m.
Slippery Rock, PA 11 a.m.

PROBABLE STARTING LINEUP FOR OPENING DAY
1. Sandra DENMAN 1B Junior, Charlton, MA/Shepherd Hill
2. Lisa CASTILLO LF Senior, Lawrence, MA/Methuen
3. Sara TAGLIENTI SS Junior, Walpole, MA/Walpole
4. Tania PALUMBO 3B Senior, Worcester, MA/Holy Name
5. Korina SALAFIA DP Sophomore, Leominster, MA/Leominster
6. Amanda MONGE C Sophomore, Reading, MA/Central Catholic
7. Sarah LEARY RF Junior, Beacon Falls, CT/Seymour
8. MaryBeth BEAUDRY CF Junior, Worcester, MA/St. Peter-Marian
9. Stefanie CAPONE 2B Junior, Lincoln, RI/Lincoln
Shalynn NAPOLITANO P Senior, Lawrence, MA/Fellowship Christian

SPRING SPORTS OPENERS: the Greyhounds golf team opens its spring season at the Lonnie Barton Invitational at Pinecrest C.C. in Bluffton, SC, March 17 19 . . . the men's lacrosse team is at Pace, March 15 . . . women's lacrosse hosts So. Connecticut, March 22 . . . women's tennis hosts Saint Anselm March 14

HOUNDS ANNOUNCER HOOKS ON WITH SEA DOGS: Hounds football and basketball play-by-play announcer CHRIS FAMA will join the broadcast team for the Portland Sea Dogs of the Eastern League for 2006 . . . he will serve as the pre- and post-game host and will provide play-by-play for selected games. He has also spent the last four years as the voice of Providence women's basketball team and did games for the Pittsfield Mets of the New York-Penn League.

THREE MORE SELECTED CONFERENCE ALL-ACADEMIC: three more Assumption College student-athletes have been selected to the Northeast-10 Conference all-academic teams for their respective sports. Assumption College now has had EIGHT student-athletes selected for the 2005-06 academic year.
Men's Basketball
JUSTIN HOTCHKISS (first-team) Junior, Maynard, MA/Maynard
3.94 GPA as an Accounting major
Men's Ice Hockey
BRIAN BLANCHETTE (first-team) Senior, Woonsocket, RI/Mt. Saint Charles
3.72 GPA as a Marketing major
Women's Basketball
JESS PAULSON (second-team) Junior, North Providence, RI/LaSalle
3.83 GPA as a Biology/Pre-Med major
Field Hockey
SAMANTHA KENNEY (first-team) Senior, N. Conway, NH/Kennett
3.83 GPA as a Politics/Psychology major
Women's Soccer
ANDREA MARCOCCIO (first-team) Senior, Warwick, RI/Warwick
3.50 GPA as a Communications/Spanish major
Volleyball
BETH HORDERN (second-team) Senior, Swansea, MA/Case
3.80 GPA as a Mathematics/Economics major
Women's Soccer
LAUREN MATYSIAK (second-team) Sophomore, Holden, MA/Wachusett
3.20 GPA as an Accounting major
Field Hockey
SARAH ROY (second-team) Fairhaven, MA/Bishop Stang
3.41 GPA as a History/Education major

NEW FOOTBALL CAPTAINS: junior rover back PETER MILLIGAN (Melrose, MA/Melrose) . . . soph offensive guard MIKE SENELLA (Simi Valley, CA/Alemany) and junior defensive end JOSH KELLY (Canton, MA/Xaverian).

BRIAN GORDON MAKES ARENAFOOTBALL2 TEAM: all-America defensive tackle BRIAN GORDON '05 (Quaker Hill, CT/Waterford) has earned a spot on the roster of the Manchester Wolves of arenafootball2 after impressing the coaching staff during an open tryout this past weekend. After a stellar career as a defensive lineman with the Hounds, the 6-foot-2, 255-pounder had his best season as a senior in 2004 in which he finished third in the Northeast-10 with 12 sacks and second with a team-record 33 tackles-for-loss. He received numerous individual accolades for his performance, including being named to the Football Gazette all region first-team and all-America second-team. He also finished his career with 256 total tackles (13th on all-time list) and a school-record 27 sacks. Training camp begins in March and season opens in early April.

KEEPING UP WITH FORMER GREYHOUNDS: congratulations to former Hound football player FRANK GUINTA '93 who was recently sworn in as the mayor of Manchester, NH . . . former football standout ANDY QUINN '98 is the new football coach at Cohoes, NY High School . . . former rower MATT SISK '01 has been appointed by the President George W. Bush Administration to serve as special assistant to GSA (General Services Admin.) New England Regional Administrator Dennis Smith and will work in support of the president's management agenda and serve as the public relations resource for the New England Region . . . former women's hoop standout KARA WILLIAMSON '05 has joined the hoop staff at W. New England College . . . Hound hoop star BRIAN ROBINSON (2001 05) is playing professionally for Atletico/Slimcei Club de Portugal (POR-Proliga) . . . teammate O MCGEE-SHARP is with Hawaii Mega Force (ABA RE RO)