At DeSales University in ECAC Southern Championships Semifinals - Lost 73-63   Boxscore

The Greyhounds had their 2003-04 season come to an end at the 2004 Eastern College Athletic Conference Southern Championship Tournament as fourth seeded Moravian fell to top seed and host DeSales University, 73-63, in a semifinal contest. The Bulldogs scored the game's first five points and led 8-1 before Moravian went on a 13-6 run to tie the score at 14-14 with 11:13 remaining in the first half. The teams would remain close for the next three minutes with the Greyhounds tying the score for a third time at 20-20 with eight minutes left in the half. However, DeSales used a 17-4 run to close the first half with a 37-24 lead. The Bulldogs kept a double-digit lead for most of the second half, with an 18-point lead of 62-44 with 4:15 remaining in the game. The Greyhounds would pull within nine points twice, including 69-60 with 41 seconds left but Moravian couldn't get any closer. Both teams made 22 field goals in the game with Moravian shooting 37.9 percent (22 of 58) and DeSales connecting on 34.9 percent (22 of 63) of its field goals. The Bulldogs added four three-pointers while the Greyhounds had three. The difference in the game came at the foul line. Moravian, which is ranked in the top 15 in the nation, made just 16 of 24 attempts (66.7 percent) while DeSales connected on 25 of 37 free throws (67.6 percent). The Bulldogs also forced Moravian into 25 turnovers while committing just 20 turnovers, and DeSales had a 47-39 advantage on the boards including a 28-18 edge in the second half. Moravian had just two players in double figures with freshman forward Kelly Applegate netting 18 points off the bench and freshman guard Rachel Berlin contributing 15 points as a reserve. Applegate grabbed seven rebounds, blocked three shots and had two assists while Berlin had two rebounds, two assists and two steals. Sophomore forward Lindsay Brase and freshman guard Katie Rizman each scored eight points with Brase adding three rebounds and Rizman contributing four assists and four steals. Junior guard Jen Behagg had six points, six rebounds and three assists while sophomore forward Stephanie Seaman added six points and four rebounds. Freshman forward Jenny Hackleman led the Greyhounds on the boards with ten rebounds, and she added three steals and two points in the game.

Moravian College	(19-10)	24	39	--	63
DeSales University	(23-5)	37	36	--	73

Vs. Catholic University in ECAC Southern Championships First Round Game - Won 90-62    Boxscore

Sophomore forward Lindsay Brase netted a career high 18 points to lead the fourth seeded Moravian College women’s basketball team to a 90-62 victory over fifth-seed Catholic University in the first round of the 2004 Eastern College Athletic Conference Division III Southern Championships Wednesday evening in Johnston Hall. The Greyhounds improve to 19-9 overall and advance to the semifinals where the squad will face top seed and host DeSales University, a 92-56 winner of eighth-seed Frostburg State University, on Saturday, March 6th at 12:00 p.m. Catholic ends its season with an overall record of 21-7. Saturday’s other semifinal will feature second seeded Lebanon Valley College, a 55-53 winner over seventh-seed Westminster College, and sixth seeded Washington & Jefferson College, which upset third-seed King’s College 81-61, at 2:00 p.m. After allowing the first basket of the game, Moravian jumped out to a 21-4 lead with 14:28 remaining in the first half. Catholic would respond with 26-9 run to tie the score at 30-30 with 4:51 before halftime. The Greyhounds would use a 16-5 run to finish the half with a 46-35 advantage. Moravian connected on 14 of 33 field goals (42.4 percent), five of 12 three-pointers (41.7 percent) and 13 of 16 free throws (81.3 percent) in the first half while committing just ten turnovers. The Cardinals shot 51.7 percent from the floor (15 of 29) and 50 percent (four of eight) behind the three-point line in the first half, but Catholic made just one of four free throws in the first 20 minutes and was forced into 15 turnovers by Moravian. The Greyhounds slowly expanded their lead to 64-47 with 11:17 remaining in the contest before Catholic went on an 8-2 run to pull within 11 points at 66-55. Moravian scored the game’s next 12 points to put the contest out of reach at 78-55 with 6:19 remaining in the game. Catholic was able to score just ten points in the final ten minutes of the game. Moravian’s shooting percentages went up in the second half as the Greyhounds connected on 13 of 28 field goals (46.4 percent) four of seven three-pointers (57.1 percent) and 14 of 15 free throws (93.3 percent). With the Greyhounds’ 27 of 31 performance at the free throw line, Moravian is now 553 of 738 at the foul line, and the Greyhounds’ opponents have attempted just 554 free throws on the year. Catholic went cold from the field in the second half, making just nine of 34 field goals (26.5 percent), three of 12 three-pointers (25 percent) and six of eight free throws (75 percent). Both teams committed nine turnovers in the second half. Brase led a quartet of Moravian players in double figures, and she was six of 11 from the floor and four of four behind the three-point line while added three rebounds and two assists. Brase’s career high was the second straight game she has improved on her previous single game high. Freshman guard Rachel Berlin tossed in 16 points for the Greyhounds while shooting five of ten from the floor and four of six behind the three-point arc. Berlin also had four steals in the victory. Freshman forward Kelly Applegate had 14 points and seven rebounds for Moravian while shooting eight-of-eight at the charity stripe. Freshman guard Katie Rizman added 11 points while freshman forward Jenny Hackleman had eight points and a game high ten rebounds to lead Moravian to a 42-34 advantage on the boards. Junior guard Jen Behagg also netted eight points to go along with nine assists and four steals. Junior guard Marion Berry had five points and three rebounds while sophomore forward Stephanie Seaman contributed five boards and three points. Sophomore guard Nicole Savino added four points for Moravian.

Catholic University	(21-7)	35	27	--	62
Moravian College	(19-9)	46	44	--	90

Vs. Widener University in Commonwealth Conference Championship - Lost 71-68   Boxscore

Moravian had its three-game winning streak snapped falling to fourth seeded Widener University, 71-68, in the 2003-04 Commonwealth Conference Championship game. The Pioneers now advance to the NCAA Division III National Championship Tournament while the Greyhounds must wait until Monday, March 1st to see if the team qualifies for the 2004 Eastern College Athletic Conference Southern Championships. Moravian, which was the second-seed in the Commonwealth Tournament, trailed 9-4 with 15:48 remaining in the first half before the Greyhounds went on a 13-2 run to take a 17-11 lead with 11:50 remaining before the intermission. Moravian would continue to build on its lead expanding it to 40-25 at halftime. The Greyhounds connected on 15 of 33 field goals (45.5 percent) in the first half, and the team was nine-for-nine at the foul line. The Pioneers were cold from the floor in the game's first 20 minutes, making seven of 28 field goal attempts (25 percent) and eight of 12 free throws (66.7 percent). Widener, which also had three three-pointers, committed 17 first-half turnovers while Moravian had 15 turnovers at the intermission. When the teams switched sides of the court for the second half, the shooting percentages switched as well. Widener would make 16 of 30 field goals (53.3 percent), five of nine three-pointers (55.6 percent) and nine of 12 free throws (75 percent) in the second half while Moravian connected on just six of 27 field goals (22.2 percent) and two of eight three-pointers. The Greyhounds were 14 of 16 at the charity stripe (87.5 percent) and made their first 20 attempts of the game to stay in the contest. Moravian also committed 14 turnovers in the second half while Widener only turned the ball over seven times after the intermission. The Pioneers cut the Greyhounds lead to less than ten points for the first time with 14:38 remaining in the game on a three-pointer by Chelsea Luhta, which made the score, 45-38 Moravian. The Pioneers would pull within three points at 56-53 with 7:52 remaining on a lay-up by Luhta. Widener would finally take the lead on a pair of Luhta free throws with 3:56 remaining in the contest. However, Moravian sophomore forward Stephanie Seaman connected on a jumper to give the Greyhounds the lead right back at 64-63 with 3:01 remaining. Moravian pushed the lead to 66-63 on a lay-up by freshman guard Katie Rizman but Widener would tie the contest with 1:54 remaining on a three-pointer by senior guard/forward Nikki Carden. Carden hit a free throw with 52 seconds left for a 67-68 Widener lead but the Greyhounds would take the lead right back with 35 seconds left on a lay-up by junior guard Jen Behagg. Carden drilled the game-winning three-pointer with 21 seconds left and added a free throw with eight seconds remaining for the final of 71-68. Behagg did get a three-point attempt off before the buzzer sounded for the Greyhounds but it bounced off the rim. Carden, who had 31 points in the Pioneers upset of Messiah College, led Widener with 16 points and six steals. Luhta had 15 points, eight rebounds, four assists and three steals while senior center/forward Erin Nemshick contributed 14 points and grabbed a game-high 12 rebounds. Junior guard Nicole Stanley netted 13 points with four assists and four rebounds. Freshman guard Kelli Murphy contributed eight points off the bench for the Pioneers. Sophomore forward Lindsay Brase led Moravian with a career high 17 points, including eight of Moravian first 12 points in the second half. Behagg added 12 points with five assists, three rebounds and three steals while freshman forward Kelly Applegate had a double-double off the bench with 11 points and ten rebounds. Applegate added three steals while Seaman had seven points and six boards. Freshman guard Rachel Berlin had nine points, four steals and three rebounds for the Greyhounds while freshman forward Jenny Hackleman contributed eight points and six rebounds. Rizman scored four points and had four rebounds and three steals. Moravian played the contest with a rotation of a junior, four sophomores and four freshmen. The Greyhounds only two seniors, starters Kim Hughes and Tracie Shipman were both in street clothes with knee injuries.

Widener University	(18-9)	25	46	--	71
Moravian College	(18-9)	40	28	--	68

Vs. Lebanon Valley College in Commonwealth Conference Semifinals - Won 57-52    Boxscore

The second seeded Greyhounds rallied from an 8-0 deficit nearly eight minutes into the game for a 57-52 victory over third-seed Lebanon Valley College in the Commonwealth Conference Semifinals. Moravian will host the Commonwealth Championship game on Saturday, February 28th versus fourth seeded Widener University at 7:00 p.m. after the Pioneers upset top seeded Messiah College, 69-64, in Wednesday's other semifinal. The winner of the championship game receives the conference's automatic berth to the NCAA Division III National Championship Tournament which begins on March 3rd. The trip to the championship game will be the second straight for Moravian, which if looking for its first berth in the NCAA Tournament since the 1992-93 season. This is the second consecutive year Moravian defeated Lebanon Valley in the Commonwealth Conference Semifinals in Johnston Hall, after a 53-51 win last season. The Flying Dutchmen held the Greyhounds scoreless until the 12:19 mark of the first half when Moravian sophomore forward Stephanie Seaman made a free throw. The Greyhounds would not get their first field goal until the 10:56 mark when Seaman made a lay-up to cut Lebanon Valley's lead to 8-5. Moravian would take a 15-14 lead with 3:18 before the intermission on a pair of free throws by junior guard Jen Behagg. Moravian's lead would become 18-14 before Lebanon Valley scored the final four points of the first half to knot the score at 18-18. Neither team shot well in the first half with Moravian making just four of 25 field goals (16 percent) and 10 of 15 free throws (66.7 percent). The Greyhounds committed 13 turnovers while the Flying Dutchmen had 14 turnovers while shooting 21.9 percent from the floor (seven of 32) and 100 percent at the charity stripe (four of four). The Greyhounds scored the first four points of the second half for a 22-18 lead but Lebanon Valley countered with four points to tie the score for the final time at 22-22 with 17:40 remaining in the second half. Moravian freshman forward Jenny Hackleman hit a jumper at the 17:26 mark to give the Greyhounds a 24-22 lead, which they would not surrender the rest of the game. Moravian would lead by as many as seven points on several occasions throughout the rest of the half including 38-31 with 11:58 to play. Lebanon Valley would cut the Greyhounds' lead to one point four times in the final 8:44, however, the Flying Dutchmen couldn't get the basket to take the lead. After Lebanon Valley pulled within 49-48 with 3:17 remaining, Moravian would connect on six of six free throws while limiting the Flying Dutchmen to four points. Free throws were the key to the game for Moravian. The Greyhounds, ranked 14th in the nation this week in free throw percentage, made 21 of 29 free throw attempts (72.4 percent) while the Flying Dutchmen connected on just 13 of 15 foul shots. Moravian has outscored its opponents by 176 points at the charity stripe this season while being outscored from the floor by ten points. The Greyhounds ended up making 17 of 59 field goals (28.8 percent) and two of 11 three-pointers while Lebanon Valley was 19 of 58 from the floor (32.8 percent) and one of ten on three-pointers. The Flying Dutchmen had a 47-41 advantage on the boards but made 25 turnovers while the Greyhounds committed just four turnovers in the second half and 17 for the game. Moravian had a balanced scoring attack with four players in double figures. Seaman, who was named to the Commonwealth All-Conference First Team on Tuesday, and freshman guard Rachel Berlin each netted 12 points with Seaman adding seven rebounds and Berlin grabbing four boards. Behagg added 11 points, four rebounds, four assists and three steals while freshman forward Kelly Applegate had ten points, six rebounds, two blocked shots and two steals. Hackleman, the 2003-04 Commonwealth Conference Rookie of the Year, contributed eight points, seven rebounds and three assists while freshman guard Katie Rizman had four points and four rebounds in the victory. Lebanon Valley had just one player in double figures, junior forward Jennifer Northcott, a Second Team Commonwealth All-Conference selection. Northcott had ten points and a game-high 14 rebounds. Junior forward Tamika Rogers added 12 rebounds, six points and three blocked shots while junior guard Erin Eaby, a First Team Commonwealth All-Conference honoree, and freshman forward Monica Johnson each had eight points. Eaby added three assists, three steals and two rebounds while Johnson grabbed six boards. Junior guard Crystal Gibson, a Second Team Commonwealth All-Conference selection, had seven points, four rebounds and three assists. Freshman guard Allie Butler tossed in six points while junior guard Carrie Lathrop added five points, three rebounds and three assists for the Flying Dutchmen.

Lebanon Valley College	(20-5)	18	34	--	52
Moravian College	(18-8)	18	39	--	57

Vs. Elizabethtown College - Won 81-68    Boxscore

Moravian earned an 81-68 victory over Elizabethtown College in Commonwealth Conference action to close out the 2003-04 regular season. The Greyhounds will be the second seed in the Commonwealth Tournament with Messiah College's 91-81 victory over Widener University. The Greyhounds will host Lebanon Valley College in the semifinal game on Wednesday, February 25th at 7:00 p.m. Moravian jumped out to a 43-37 halftime lead. The Greyhounds trailed 13-10 at the 15:37 mark but a nine-point run gave the squad a 19-13 lead with 12:10 until the intermission. Elizabethtown would respond with an 11-4 run for a 24-23 lead with 9:21 remaining in the first half, however, the Greyhounds used an 11-4 run of their own for a 34-27 lead with 6:24 left in the first half. The game would be tied several times in the second half at 43-43, 57-57 and finally 62-62 with 5:38 remaining in the contest. The Greyhounds took the lead for good 20 seconds later on a lay-up and free throw by freshman forward Kelly Applegate. Moravian made 27 of 75 field goals (36 percent), five of 18 three-pointers (27.8 percent) and 22 of 29 free throws (75.9 percent) for the game. The Greyhounds committed just 15 turnovers in the contest and had a 60-43 advantage on the boards. The Blue Jays connected on 24 of 67 field goals (35.8 percent), four of 19 three-pointers (21.1 percent) and 16 of 29 free throws (55.2 percent). Moravian had a balanced scoring attack with five players in double figures. Applegate had a career day with a season high 22 points and 12 rebounds while blocking three shots. Applegate was seven of eight from the floor and eight of eight at the foul line. Sophomore forward Lindsay Brase and senior guard Kim Hughes each tossed in 12 points with Brase adding seven rebounds and Hughes contributing three assists and two steals. Junior guard Jen Behagg had 11 points, seven rebounds and six assists while sophomore forward Stephanie Seaman had ten points, eight rebounds and three assists. Freshman forward Jenny Hackleman grabbed 12 boards to go with eight points and two blocked shots. Freshman guard Katie Rizman added six rebounds and four points in the victory.

Elizabethtown College	(13-11, 7-7 Commonwealth)	37	31	--	68
Moravian College	(17-8, 10-4 Commonwealth)	43	38	--	81

Vs. Albright College - Won 70-47    Boxscore

The Greyhounds moved a step closer to the team's third straight Commonwealth Conference playoff berth with a 70-47 victory over Albright College in Commonwealth action. Moravian jumped out to a 34-22 halftime lead by shooting 12 of 14 (85.7 percent) from the foul line in the game's first 20 minutes. The Greyhounds finished the contest 23 of 28 (82.1 percent) at the charity stripe, and Moravian also made 21 of 55 field goals (38.2 percent) and five of eight three-pointers. The Greyhounds had a 45-29 advantage on the boards and forced Albright into 21 turnovers in the game. The Lions connected on 18 of 51 field goals (35.3 percent), four of eight three-pointers and just seven of 14 free throws in the contest. Moravian had a balanced scoring attack with all 14 players in uniform playing at least three minutes and ten student-athletes netting at least one point. Freshman guard Rachel Berlin was one of three Greyhounds in double figures with 14 points. Berlin also had four steals and a pair of rebounds. Freshman forward Kelly Applegate added 12 points and two assists while sophomore forward Lindsay Brase had 11 points and three rebounds. Junior guard Jen Behagg tied her career high with seven steals, and she added nine points, six rebounds and six assists while committing just three turnovers from her point guard position. Freshman forward Jenny Hackleman led the Greyhounds with 11 rebounds, and she tossed in seven points, as did senior guard Kim Hughes in her return to action. Sophomore forward Stephanie Seaman contributed eight rebounds and five points in the victory.

Albright College	(7-15, 2-11 Commonwealth)	22	25	--	47
Moravian College	(16-8, 9-4 Commonwealth)	34	36	--	70

At Messiah College - Lost 68-59   Boxscore

Moravian dropped its final road game of the regular season, falling to nationally-ranked Messiah College, 68-59, in Commonwealth Conference action. However, Moravian remains in a tie for second place in the Commonwealth with Elizabethtown College defeating Lebanon Valley College and Susquehanna University topping Widener University. The Greyhounds held an early 8-6 lead before the Falcons went on a 12-0 run. Messiah led 34-21 at halftime after shooting 43.3 percent (13 of 30) from the floor in the first half. Moravian made just eight of 28 field goal attempts (28.6 percent) in the first 20 minutes of action. The Falcons would lead by as many as 28 points at 64-36 with 7:10 remaining in the contest. The Greyhounds would close out the contest with 22-5 run with reserves on the court for both teams. Moravian ended up shooting 36.1 percent from the floor (22 of 61) while the Falcons made 41.7 percent (25 of 60) of their field goal attempts. Messiah also had a 41-33 advantage on the boards in the game. Moravian had just one player score in double-figures in the game with junior guard Jen Behagg tying her career high with 15 points. At one point in the first half, Behagg scored ten straight points for Moravian. She also had seven rebounds, two assists and two steals in the contest. Freshman guard Rachel Berlin and freshman forward Lindsay Walter each netted seven points while freshmen forwards Jenny Hackleman and Kelly Applegate and junior guard Marion Berry each scored six points. Hackleman also added five rebounds and two assists while Berlin had three boards. Freshman guard Katie Rizman and sophomore guard Nicole Savino each had four points. Sophomore forward Lindsay Brase had seven rebounds for Moravian. The Greyhounds played their third straight game without senior guard and leading scorer Kim Hughes and the fifth consecutive contest without senior forward Tracie Shipman, both out with injuries.

Moravian College	(15-8, 8-4 Commonwealth)	21	38	--	59
Messiah College	(21-2, 12-0 Commonwealth)	34	34	--	68

Vs. Lebanon Valley College - Won 67-53   Boxscore

Freshman forward Kelly Applegate scored 16 of her career high 18 points in the first half to rally Moravian from a 29-20 deficit to a 67-53 victory over Lebanon Valley College in Commonwealth Conference action. The Greyhounds trailed 29-20 with 3:24 remaining until the intermission before scoring the final ten points of the half, five by Applegate. Moravian would score the first three points of the second half before the Flying Dutchmen scored six straight to take a 35-33 lead with 16:07 to play. The Greyhounds responded with a 10-0 run to take the lead for good. Lebanon Valley would pull within 50-48 at 8:42 remaining but both teams would go scoreless over the next 3:40. The Greyhounds finished the game on a 17-5 run. Moravian, ranked 15th in the nation in free throw percentage this week, made just four of 12 free throws (33.3 percent) in the first half. The Greyhounds turned it around in the second half, making 18 of 20 foul shots (90 percent). This season, Moravian has been out-scored by 13 points from the floor by its opponents, but the Greyhounds have made 147 more free throws. Neither team shot the ball well from the floor. Moravian made 21 of 62 shots (33.9 percent) and was three of ten (30 percent) on three-pointers while Lebanon Valley was 20 of 63 (31.7 percent) from the floor, three of 13 (23.1 percent) behind the three-point line and 10 of 20 (50 percent) at the charity stripe. Moravian did have a 54-41 advantage on the boards in the victory. Applegate, who had the first double-double of her career with a season best 11 rebounds to go with her 18 points, was one of four Moravian players in double figures. Freshman forward Jenny Hackleman tossed in 12 points and grabbed nine rebounds while freshman guard Rachel Berlin had 11 points, six rebounds, five assists and five steals. Junior guard Jen Behagg added ten points, three rebounds and three steals while freshman guard Katie Rizman added nine points and six rebounds. Sophomore forward Stephanie Seaman contributed eight rebounds and five points while sophomore forward Lindsay Brase had four rebounds. The Greyhounds played their second straight game without starting senior guard and leading scorer Kim Hughes, out due to an illness, and the fifth straight contest without starting senior forward Tracie Shipman, out with an injury.

Lebanon Valley College	(18-3, 8-3 Commonwealth)	29	24	--	53
Moravian College	(15-7, 8-3 Commonwealth)	30	37	--	67

At Juniata College - Won 82-77   Boxscore

The Greyhounds won for the seventh time in their last nine contests with an 82-77 victory at Juniata College in Commonwealth Conference action. Moravian had a 40-34 halftime lead after trailing by four points early in the half. The Greyhounds would extend their lead to eight points before Juniata went on a 14-3 run to take a 50-49 lead with 12:58 remaining in the contest. Moravian responded with a 20-7 run to take control of the game with a 69-57 lead with 6:32 left in the contest. Moravian shot 44.3 percent (27 of 61) from the floor, and the Greyhounds connected on 50 percent (four of eight) of their three-pointer attempts. Moravian was also 24 of 33 (72.7 percent) at the foul line in the game. The Greyhounds also had a 42-27 advantage on the boards. Moravian, playing without starting seniors Kim Hughes and Tracie Shipman, used a balanced scoring attack with six players scoring in double figures and all seven players that scored having at least nine points. Freshman guard Rachel Berlin paced the Greyhounds with 17 points and three rebounds. Freshman forward Kelly Applegate and sophomore forward Lindsay Brase each had 12 points with Applegate adding five rebounds and two blocked shots and Brase contributing seven boards and three assists. Freshman forward Jenny Hackleman and freshman guard Katie Rizman each netted 11 points with Hackleman pulling down a game-high eight rebounds and Rizman adding four boards and three assists. Junior guard Jen Behagg contributed ten rebounds, four assists, three rebounds and a pair of steals. Sophomore forward Stephanie Seaman added nine points, seven rebounds, three assists and two steals in the victory.

Moravian College	(14-7, 7-3 Commonwealth)	40	42	--	82
Juniata College	(4-16, 1-9 Commonwealth)	34	43	--	77

Vs. Widener University - Lost 64-52   Boxscore

Moravian had its three-game winning streak snapped in a 64-52 loss to Widener University in Commonwealth Conference action. The Greyhounds led by as many as ten points in the first half, 17-7 with 10:28 remaining in the first half before seeing the lead slip away. Widener would take a 26-24 lead with 3:16 remaining before the intermission and would lead the rest of the way. Moravian would close within 48-47 with 7:42 remaining in the contest but the Greyhounds would go scoreless for the next 5:20 as Widener pulled away for the victory. Moravian shot just 32.2 percent from the floor, making 19 of 59 field goals. The Greyhounds failed to make a three-pointer for just the second game this season, going 0-for-11 behind the three-point line. Moravian did connect on 14 of 20 free throws but was forced into 32 turnovers in the game. Freshman forward Kelly Applegate was the only Greyhound player to score in double figures with ten points. Freshman forward Jenny Hackleman and sophomore forward Stephanie Seaman each grabbed 11 rebounds with Hackleman adding nine points and Seaman tallying eight points to go along with three steals. Junior guard Jen Behagg also scored eight points with four assists and four rebounds. Freshman guard Katie Rizman contributed seven points while freshman guard Rachel Berlin had six points, five rebounds, four steals and a pair of blocked shots. Sophomore forward Lindsay Brase added four points and three rebounds. Prior to the game, Moravian head coach Mary Beth Spirk was presented the game ball from her 300th career victory last week.

Widener University	(14-5, 6-3 Commonwealth)	33	31	--	64
Moravian College	(13-7, 6-3 Commonwealth)	28	24	--	52

At Susquehanna University - Won 62-48   Boxscore

The Greyhounds captured their third straight game with a 62-48 come-from-behind victory at Susquehanna University in Commonwealth Conference action. The Crusaders led 32-30 at halftime. After a brief Moravian lead early in the second half, Susquehanna would have an eight-point lead, 44-36, with 12:01 remaining in the contest. The Greyhounds would finish the game on a 26-4 run. Moravian shot 44.2 percent from the floor (19 of 43) and 50 percent (two of four) behind the three-point line. The Greyhounds won the game at the foul line where Moravian was 22 of 32 (68.8 percent) while Susquehanna made just 11 of 14 free throw attempts (78.6 percent). The Crusaders made 17 of 56 field goals (30.4 percent) and three of 12 three-pointers (25 percent). Freshman forward Jenny Hackleman led the Greyhounds with a career high 18 points in her second collegiate start. Hackleman added four rebounds and two blocked shots. Sophomore forward Stephanie Seaman had her third consecutive double-double with 15 points and ten rebounds, and Seaman had three steals. Junior guard Jen Behagg added nine points, four assists and three rebounds, while freshman forward Kelly Applegate contributed six points. Freshman guard Rachel Berlin tossed in five points while sophomore forward Lindsay Brase had four points and two rebounds. Senior guard Kim Hughes, Moravian's leading scorer, was held scoreless in the game but Hughes had four steals.

Moravian College	(13-6, 6-2 Commonwealth)	30	32	--	62
Susquehanna University	(5-14, 1-7 Commonwealth)	32	16	--	48

At Elizabethtown College - Won 76-52   Boxscore

Moravian won its second straight game and finished the first half of the Commonwealth Conference season with a 5-2 record after a 76-52 victory at Elizabethtown College, which closed out the first round of conference play. The Greyhounds jumped out to a 40-27 halftime lead after shooting 50 percent (16 of 32) from the floor and 88.9 percent (eight of nine) at the foul line in the first half. Moravian finished the game shooting 52.6 percent (31 of 59) from the field. Sophomore forward Stephanie Seaman led the Greyhounds with her second straight double-double with 22 points and 11 rebounds. Seaman was the only Moravian player to score in double figures. Junior guard Jen Behagg contributed nine points, seven assists and three rebounds while freshman guard Katie Rizman had eight points, five assists and three blocked shots. Freshman forward Kelly Applegate also scored eight points while freshman forward Jenny Hackleman had six points and six rebounds in her first career start. Sophomore forward Lindsay Brase had six points and four boards while senior guard Kim Hughes had five points, four rebounds, three assists and three steals. Freshman guard Rachel Berlin and sophomore guard Nicole Savino each tossed in four points with Savino adding three rebounds in the victory.

Moravian College	(12-6, 5-2 Commonwealth)	40	36	--	76
Elizabethtown College	(9-7, 3-4 Commonwealth)	27	25	--	52

Vs. Muhlenberg College - Won 85-77   Boxscore

The Greyhounds jumped out to a 51-33 halftime lead behind a career high 13 first half points from freshman guard Rachel Berlin and held off a second half rally to earn an 85-77 victory over rival Muhlenberg College in non-conference action. The win was the 300th for Moravian head coach Mary Beth Spirk, who now has a career record of 300-149 in 17 seasons at the Bethlehem school. Moravian trailed just once in the game after Muhlenberg senior forward Becky Richmond hit a three-pointer 12 seconds into the game. The Greyhounds would take a 4-3 lead with 18:36 remaining in the first half and never trail again. Moravian led by as many as 21 points in the first half at 38-17 while shooting 53.5 percent (23 of 43) from the floor. Muhlenberg made just 22.2 percent (eight of 36) of its field goal attempts and 78.6 percent (11 of 14) of its free throws in the first half while committing 18 turnovers. In the second half, the Greyhounds shot 42.9 percent (nine of 24) from the field and just 65.2 percent (15 of 23) at the foul line while committing 24 of a season high 41 turnovers. The Mules improved to 36.5 percent (19 of 52) from the field in the second half, but Muhlenberg would make just one of six free throw attempts after the intermission. Muhlenberg would cut Moravian's lead to 74-68 with 6:25 remaining in the game, however, the Greyhounds made seven free throws in the final six minutes to seal the victory. Berlin finished with a career best 20 points to lead four Moravian players in double figures, and Berlin added three rebounds. Sophomore forward Stephanie Seaman netted 15 points and added ten rebounds while senior guard Kim Hughes and freshman forward Kelly Applegate each scored ten points. Hughes, Moravian's leading scorer, and starting senior forward Tracie Shipman, were each held to five minutes and scoreless in the first half due to foul trouble and an injury, respectively. Freshman forward Jenny Hackleman led the Greyhounds on the boards with 12 rebounds as Moravian held a 54-51 advantage in rebounds. Hackleman also added nine points, a career high six assists and three blocked shots while sophomore forward Lindsay Brase had nine points and four rebounds. Junior guard Jen Behagg contributed six points, six assists and four boards for the Greyhounds in the victory while freshman guard Katie Rizman had six points, four assists, four rebounds and a career high three blocked shots. The win also gave Moravian a 5.5 to 4.5 lead in the annual Matte Award standings between the two Lehigh Valley rivals.

Muhlenberg College	(12-4)	33	44	--	77
Moravian College	(11-6)	51	34	--	85

Vs. Messiah College - Lost 77-64   Boxscore

Moravian had its three-game winning streak snapped in a 77-64 loss to nationally ranked Messiah College in Commonwealth Conference action. The Greyhounds trailed the 18th-ranked Falcons, 32-30 at halftime but Messiah began the second half with a 10-0 run to take a 42-30 lead before Moravian scored. The Greyhounds would close within 51-45 with 8:34 to play in the game but Messiah would pull away for the victory. Moravian shot just 32.8 percent from the floor (22 of 67) while the Falcons connected on 47.2 percent of their shots (25 of 53). The Greyhounds did make 18 of 22 free throws (81.8 percent) but Messiah connected on 22 of 27 free throw attempts (81.5 percent). Moravian had three players score in double figures led by 13 points each by senior guard Kim Hughes and sophomore forward Stephanie Seaman. Senior forward Tracie Shipman netted 11 points and grabbed a game-high rebounds. Seaman had four rebound while Shipman had two steals. Junior guard Jen Behagg and freshman guard Rachel Berlin each had six points with Behagg adding four assists and two steals. Berlin had a pair of blocked shots. Freshman forward Jenny Hackleman contributed seven rebounds and five points in the game. After the game, Moravian retired the jersey of two-time All-American Kathy Beck DeKorte.

Messiah College	(15-2, 6-0 Commonwealth)	32	45	--	77
Moravian College	(10-6, 4-2 Commonwealth)	30	34	--	64

At Albright College - Won 58-47   Boxscore

The Greyhounds captured their third consecutive victory with a 58-47 win at Albright College in Commonwealth Conference action. The victory was the 299th in the 17-year career of head coach Mary Beth Spirk. Moravian had nearly half its points in the game from the foul line, making 26 of 33 free throws (78.8 percent). However, the Greyhounds shot just 28.6 percent from the floor (14 of 49) and committed 25 turnovers in the game. Moravian did have a 49-40 advantage on the boards. The Greyhounds had two players score in double figures led by senior guard Kim Hughes, who netted 18 points with four three-pointers. Sophomore forward Stephanie Seaman added ten points and four rebounds. Senior forward Tracie Shipman had eight points and 11 rebounds while freshman guard Rachel Berlin added eight points. Junior guard Jen Behagg grabbed a career high 13 rebounds while tossing in five points. Freshman forward Jenny Hackleman contributed seven points, six rebounds and a pair of blocked shots while freshman forward Kelly Applegate grabbed four boards.

Moravian College	(10-5, 4-1 Commonwealth)	26	32	--	58
Albright College	(5-8, 0-5 Commonwealth)	24	23	--	47

Vs. Wilkes University - Won 89-59   Boxscore

Moravian won its second straight game with an 89-59 non-conference victory over Wilkes University. The Greyhounds jumped out to a 45-28 halftime lead. Moravian led by as many as 25 points in the first half while shooting 41.9 percent (13 of 31) from the floor and 87.5 percent from the foul line (14 of 16). The Greyhounds would extend their lead to 80-39 with 7:44 remaining in the game. Moravian connected on 41.7 percent (30 of 72) of its field goals and 87.5 percent of its free throws (21 of 24). Moravian had a 51-35 advantage on the boards, and the Greyhounds forced 25 turnovers. Moravian has all 15 players see at least three minutes of action with 12 players scoring at least one point. Senior guard Kim Hughes scored a game high 16 points with three assists while freshman forward Kelly Applegate netted a career high 15 points with seven rebounds and a career best four blocked shots. Freshman guard Rachel Berlin tossed in nine points with a pair of steals. Senior forward Tracie Shipman, freshman guard Katie Rizman and sophomore forward Lindsay Brase each had eight points with Rizman adding six rebounds, four assists and three steals. Brase also had three rebounds and three steals. Freshman forward Jenny Hackleman contributed seven points and four rebounds while sophomore forward Heather MacDonald had six points and four rebounds. Sophomore forward Stephanie Seaman netted five points with seven rebounds. Junior guard Jen Behagg added three points, three assists and two steals while junior guard Marion Berry had three points and three rebounds in the victory.

Wilkes University	(1-12)	28	31	--	59
Moravian College	(9-5)	45	44	--	89

Vs. Juniata College - Won 70-55   Boxscore

The Greyhounds improved to 3-1 in Commonwealth Conference action with a 70-55 victory over Juniata College. Moravian led 35-30 at halftime after falling behind 24-18 with 7:35 remaining in the first half. The Greyhounds shot 43.5 percent from the floor (27 of 62) in the game and were five of ten (50 percent) on three-pointers. Moravian made just 11 of 16 free throws (68.8 percent), but limited the Eagles to just five free throw attempts in the game. The Greyhounds had 13 player see action in the game with 11 scoring at least one point. Sophomore forward Stephanie Seaman was the only Moravian player to score in double figures with ten points, and she had a team high six rebounds. Senior guard Kim Hughes tossed in nine points with three rebounds and three assists while junior guard Jen Behagg had eight points, four rebounds, three assists and two blocked shots. Sophomore forward Lindsay Brase also netted eight points while freshman guard Katie Rizman and freshman forward Kelly Applegate each scored seven points. Applegate had four rebounds as did sophomore guard Nicole Savino, who also scored four points. Senior forward Tracie Shipman and freshman forward Jenny Hackleman each tossed in six points with Shipman adding two steals and Hackleman grabbing three rebounds and adding two assists. Freshman guard Rachel Berlin added four points in the victory.

Juniata College	(3-11, 0-4 Commonwealth)	30	25	--	55
Moravian College	(8-5, 3-1 Commonwealth)	35	35	--	70

At Lebanon Valley College - Lost 67-59   Boxscore

Moravian returned to Commonwealth Conference action with a 67-59 loss at Lebanon Valley College. The loss was the second straight for the Greyhounds. Moravian trailed 30-25 at halftime and shot just 26.7 percent (20 of 76) from the floor in the game. Moravian also made just two of 18 three-pointers and 17 of 28 free throws (60.7 percent). Three Greyhounds scored in double figures led by senior guard Kim Hughes, who tossed in 15 points to go with four assists and four rebounds. Sophomore forward Stephanie Seaman scored 12 points and grabbed a team high eight rebounds. Seaman also had five steals in the game. Freshman guard Rachel Berlin scored a career high ten points, and she had four rebounds. Junior guard Jen Behagg contributed seven rebounds and four points while freshman forward Jenny Hackleman added nine points, seven rebound and three assists. Freshman forward Kelly Applegate also had five points and five rebounds in the contest.

Moravian College	(7-5, 2-1 Commonwealth)	25	34	--	59
Lebanon Valley College	(11-1, 2-1 Commonwealth)	30	37	--	67

Vs. The University of Scranton in Championship Game of 3rd Annual Starters Moravian Winter Classic - Lost 81-42   Boxscore

The Greyhounds suffered their first loss in the three-year history of their tournament, falling to fourth-ranked the University of Scranton, 81-42, in the championship game of the 3rd Annual Starters Moravian Winter Classic. Moravian, which only trailed 34-31 at halftime, was limited to just 11 points in the second half while the Royals poured in 47 points after the intermission. Sophomore guard Nicole Savino led the Greyhounds with seven points and a career high eight rebounds in her first collegiate start. Senior guard Kim Hughes also tossed in seven points while freshman forward Jenny Hackleman added eight rebounds, five points and two blocked shots. Junior guard Jen Behagg was named to the All-Tournament Team, and she had four points in the game. Freshman guard Katie Rizman added six points while sophomore forward Stephanie Seaman and freshman forward Kelly Applegate each four points. Seaman and Applegate both added five rebounds.

University of Scranton	(11-0)	34	47	--	81
Moravian College	(7-4)	31	11	--	42

Vs. William Paterson University in 3rd Annual Starters Moravian Winter Classic - Won 67-48   Boxscore

Moravian earned a spot in the championship game of the 3rd Annual Starters Moravian Winter Classic with a 67-48 victory over William Paterson University in the first round. The Greyhounds will play the University of Scranton in the championship contest with William Paterson will play New Jersey Athletic Conference foe The College of New Jersey in the consolation game. Scranton is currently ranked fourth in the nation. Moravian trailed William Paterson, 17-11, with 7:54 remaining in the first half before going on a 12-2 run to take the lead three minutes later. The Pioneers would have a 29-27 halftime lead, however, the Greyhound defense limited William Paterson to 19 points in the second half. Moravian also put the game out of reach at the foul line where the Greyhounds connected on 18 of 20 attempts including 15 of 16 foul shots in the second half. Moravian had all 14 players see at least three minutes of action and 12 players scored at least two points in the game. Senior guard Kim Hughes was the only Greyhound to score in double figures with 13 points. Sophomore forward Stephanie Seaman just missed a double-double with a game-high ten rebounds and nine points. Seaman also made a game-high five steals. Freshman forward Jenny Hackleman added eight points, four rebounds and four blocked shots while freshman guard Rachel Berlin contributed seven points and four boards. Junior guard Jen Behagg, sophomore forward Lindsay Brase and freshman forward Kelly Applegate each netted six points with Behagg dishing out a game-high seven assists and Applegate adding five rebounds. Sophomore guard Nicole Savino had four points, four rebounds and three assists in the victory for the Greyhounds.

William Paterson University	(7-5)	29	19	--	48
Moravian College	(7-3)	27	40	--	67

Vs. FDU-Florham at University of the Virgin Islands in Sunsational Hoops Classic - Won 81-69   Boxscore

The Greyhounds earned an 81-69 victory over FDU-Florham in the team's second game of the Sunsational Hoops Classic hosted by the University of the Virgin Islands in St. Thomas. Moravian led 21-9 early in the first half before FDU-Florham rallied to pull within three point, but the Greyhounds had a 41-34 halftime lead. Moravian shot 71.4 percent from the foul line (30 of 42) in a game that featured 80 free throws. Sophomore forward Stephanie Seaman led the Greyhounds with 14 points while senior guard Kim Hughes had ten points. Moravian had 13 of its 15 players score at least one point in the contest and all 15 student-athletes played at least four minutes in the game. Sophomore forward Lindsay Brase and freshman forward Kelly Applegate each netted nine points while junior guard Jen Behagg and freshman guard Katie Rizman each had eight points. Freshman forward Jenny Hackleman led Moravian on the boards with 12 rebounds, and Hackleman added seven points. Seaman added seven rebounds and five steals while Hughes had four assists. Behagg dished out three assists.

FDU-Florham	(2-7)	34	35	--	69
Moravian College	(6-3)	41	40	--	81

At University of the Virgin Islands in Sunsational Hoops Classic - Lost 83-82  Boxscore

Moravian dropped its first game of 2004, falling to host University of the Virgin Islands, 83-82, in the Sunsational Hoops Classic in St. Thomas, Virgin Islands. The Greyhounds trailed by as many as 14 points in ther first half and were behind the Buccaneers, 48-39 at the intermission. Moravian would rally to take a one-point lead three times in the second half including an 82-81 lead with just 16 seconds remaining in the game. The Greyhounds suffered through a dismal shooting night, connecting on just 32 of 80 field goals (40.0 percent) and five of 27 three-point attempts. Moravian did have four players score in double figures led by 15 points from junior guard Jen Behagg and freshman forward Jenny Hackleman, career highs for both players. Senior guard Kim Hughes and sophomore forward Stephanie Seaman each tossed in 13 points. Hughes led the Greyhounds with eight rebounds and seven assists while Hackleman pulled down seven boards. Behagg added six assists and six rebounds while freshman guard Rachel Berlin netted a career high nine points. Senior forward Tracie Shipman and freshman guard Katie Rizman each had five points in the game with Shipman adding six rebounds.

Moravian College	(5-3)	39	43	--	82
University of Virgin Islands	(1-3)	48	35	--	83

At Drew University - Won 78-66   Boxscore

The Greyhounds won their fourth consecutive game and headed into the holiday break with a 5-2 overall record after a 78-66 non-conference victory at Drew University. The victory also snapped Drew's four-game winning streak to open the 2003-04 season. Moravian jumped out to 45-28 halftime lead after shooting 56.7 percent from the floor (17 of 30) in the first half. The Greyhounds, who set an NCAA record in free throws by making all 35 attempts in their last game, missed their first free throw of the game before finishing 25 of 33 (75.8 percent). Senior guard Kim Hughes scored a career high 30 points to lead Moravian. Hughes was 12-for-12 at the charity stripe, tying the Moravian single game record, and she added four assists, four steals, four three-pointers and two rebounds. Sophomore forward Stephanie Seaman added 20 points while grabbing a game high nine rebounds. Junior guard Jen Behagg netted 11 points to go with four assists and three rebounds while Seaman had three steals. Senior forward Tracie Shipman contributed seven points, seven rebounds and three steals while freshman forward Jenny Hackleman netted five points in the victory.

Moravian College	(5-2)	45	33	--	78
Drew University	(4-1)	28	38	--	66

Vs. Susquehanna University - Won 61-53   Boxscore

Moravian set an NCAA record by connecting on all 35 of its free throw attempts led by freshman guard Katie Rizman, who was 11 for 11, in a 61-53 Commonwealth Conference victory versus Susquehanna University. The Greyhounds, who won their third straight game, were 15 of 15 at the charity stripe in the first half and 20 of 20 in the second half. In fact, Moravian is now 53 of 53 against Susquehanna in its last two games at Johnston Hall. The Greyhounds’ 18-for-18 performance against Susquehanna had been the highest perfect game total in Middle Atlantic Corporation history prior to today’s 35 for 35 performance. According to the NCAA records, the 35 for 35 performance is the highest total for any level of the NCAA, men or women. The best women’s performance in history was by the University of Kansas with a 31 of 31 performance on February 11, 1996. The top men’s performance was 34 of 34 turned in by UC-Irvine on February 21, 1981 and Samford University on December 20, 1990. Moravian, which led 33-24 at halftime, had just one player in double figures with Rizman netting a career high 13 points, however, nine of ten Greyhounds scored at least two points with all nine players going at least two-for-two at the foul line. Junior guard Jen Behagg hit a pair of free throws for two of her six points with one second remaining in the game to finish off the perfect game. Moravian shot just 22.8 percent from the floor (13 of 57) in the game and led Susquehanna, 47-38 on the boards. Greyhound sophomore Stephanie Seaman pulled down a career high 14 rebounds for her fourth straight game in double figures. Seaman also scored eight points, just missing her fourth consecutive double-double. Senior guard Kim Hughes also scored eight points and was five for five at the charity stripe. Senior forward Tracie Shipman and freshman forward Kelly Applegate each netted seven points and grabbed three rebounds. Freshman forward Jenny Hackleman netted six points while sophomore forward Lindsay Brase had four points.

Susquehanna University	(2-3, 0-2 Commonwealth)	24	29	--	53
Moravian College	(4-2, 2-0 Commonwealth)	33	28	--	61

Vs. Susquehanna University - Postponed until December 7th

Due to inclement weather and poor travel conditions, the Moravian versus Susquehanna University Commonwealth Conference game for Saturday, December 6th has been postponed one day to Sunday, December 7th at 2:00 p.m. in Johnston Hall. The Kathy Beck jersey retirement ceremony has been postponed until Saturday, Janaury 24th, 2004.

At Ursinus College - Won 76-60   Boxscore

Moravian won its second straight game with a 76-50 victory over Ursinus College in non-conference action. The Greyhounds jumped out to a 39-26 lead at halftime. Moravian shot 45 percent (27 of 60) from the floor and 70.8 percent from the foul line (17 of 24) while limiting the Bears to 30.6 percent from the floor and 55.6 percent at the foul line. Sophomore forward Stephanie Seaman had her third straight double-double with a game high 17 points and a team high 11 rebounds. Seaman also added three assists in the victory. Senior guard Kim Hughes tossed in 13 points while sophomore forward Lindsay Brase scored a career high ten points and added five rebounds for the Greyhounds. Sophomore guard Nicole Savino added a career best nine points while freshman forward Kelly Applegate had seven points and six boards off the bench. Senior forward Tracie Shipman contributed six points while freshman guard Rachel Berlin netted five points in reserve action.

Moravian College	(3-2)	39	37	--	76
Ursinus College	(2-3)	26	24	--	50

At Widener University - Won 80-64    Boxscore

The Greyhounds began the 2003-04 Commonwealth Conference season with an 80-64 victory at Widener University. Moravian led 33-32 at halftime and with the score tied at 51-51, the Greyhounds made four consecutive three-pointers to open up a double-digit lead for the rest of the contest. Senior guard Kim Hughes led all scorers with 22 points, including four of five three-point attempts, and she had three assists. Sophomore forward Stephanie Seaman had her second straight double-double with 15 points and 11 boards while freshman guard Katie Rizman hit double figures for the first time in her career with 12 points. Seaman also contributed two assists and two steals while Rizman had three rebounds and two assists. Junior guard Jen Behagg netted 11 points in the victory while dishing out a career high seven assists. Freshman forward Jenny Hackleman added seven points, five rebounds, two assists and two steals while senior forward Tracie Shipman contributed seven points, four boards and a pair of assists. Sophomore forward Lindsay Brase scored six points for the Greyhounds.

Moravian College	(2-2, 1-0 Commonwealth)	33	47	--	80
Widener University	(2-2, 0-1 Commonwealth)	32	32	--	64

Vs. DeSales University - Lost 76-60   Boxscore

Moravian jumped out to an 11-8 lead over the first four minutes but DeSales University went on a 16-10 run to take the lead and slowly pull away to a 76-60 non-conference victory. The Bulldogs only led 34-32 at halftime but shot 43 percent from the floor (28-65) in the game while the Greyhounds only connected on 16 of 48 field goals (33.3 percent). Moravian sophomore forward Stephanie Seaman scored a game and career high 24 points and grabbed a career best 12 rebounds to lead the Greyhounds. Senior guard Kim Hughes became the 15th player in Moravian to reach 1,000 career points on a free throw with 2:25 remaining in the game. Hughes finished the contest with 16 points, four rebounds and three three-pointers. Sophomore forward Lindsay Brase contributed six points on a pair of three-pointers, and she added four rebounds. Freshman forward Kelly Applegate grabbed a career high ten rebounds to go with four points while freshman guard Katie Rizman added five assists, four points and three steals. Freshman forward Jenny Hackleman contributed four points and two rebounds while sophomore guard Nicole Savino had three rebounds and two points. Senior forward Tracie Shipman had four rebounds in the game. DeSales senior guard Amy Yencho also reached 1,000 career points in the contest and led the Bulldogs with 20 points.

DeSales University	(2-1)	34	32	--	76
Moravian College	(1-2)	32	28	--	60

At Swarthmore College in Swarthmore Tip-Off Tournament Championship Game - Lost 74-67  Boxscore

The Greyhounds rallied from a 13-point second half deficit to take a one-point lead but Moravian couldn't hold on, falling to host Swarthmore College, 74-67, in the Championship game of the Swarthmore College Tip-Off Tournament. Moravian trailed 43-30 with 17:59 remaining in the second half before going on a 29-15 run to take a 59-58 lead with 4:42 remaining in the contest. However, the Greyhounds were unable to hold the lead and scored just eight points in the remainder of the game while Swarthmore netted 16 points for the victory. Senior guard Kim Hughes scored a team high 21 points for the Greyhounds to go along with six rebounds. Hughes, who was named to the All-Tournament Team, now needs just 15 points to become the 15th player in school history to reach 1,000 points in a career. Sophomore forward Stephanie Seaman and freshman forward Jenny Hackleman each scored 12 points for the Greyhounds. Senior forward Tracie Shipman led the Greyhounds with eight rebounds to go with eight points. Freshman guard Katie Rizman contributed six points and three assists off the bench while sophomore forward Lindsay Brase had four points and three assists.

Moravian College	(1-1)	30	37	--	67
Swarthmore College	(2-0)	37	37	--	74

Vs. Curry College at Swarthmore College Tip-Off Tournament - Won 64-50  Boxscore

Moravian began the 2003-04 season with a 64-50 victory over Curry (MA) College on the first day of the Swarthmore College Tip-Off Tournament. The Greyhounds will now play host Swarthmore in the Championship game. Senior guard Kim Hughes was the only Moravian player to score in double figures with 13 points, however, 13 of 14 Greyhound players that saw action in the game scored. Hughes now needs just 36 points to reach 1,000 in her career. Sophomore forward Lindsay Brase added nine points, five rebounds and four steals for Moravian while freshman guard Katie Rizman had eight points. Freshman forward Kelly Applegate added seven points and eight rebounds while freshman forward Jenny Hackleman pulled down a game high 15 rebounds, with 12 in the first half, to go along with six points and three blocked shots. Sophomore forward Stephanie Seaman added 11 rebounds, five points, six steals, three assists and two blocked shots while senior forward Tracie Shipman had five rebounds, four points and three steals. The Greyhounds jumped out to a 34-18 halftime lead.

Curry College	(0-1)	18	32	--	50
Moravian College	(1-0)	34	30	--	64