2021-22 SAINT ROSE WOMEN'S BASKETBALL
Saint Rose (3-12/2-9 NE10) vs. Pace (16-4/10-3 NE10)
Saturday, February 5 | 1:30 pm
Daniel P. Nolan Gymnasium | Albany, New York
Series: Saint Rose leads 30-29 |
First Meeting: 12/20/91 |
Last Meeting: (12/1/21 in Pleasantville, N.Y.): Pace 69-44
(Box Score)
Tickets: Tickets are available at the door. Prices are $10 for an adult, $5 for those 12-years-old and under, and free to others with a Saint Rose ID. Season tickets may be purchased at any home game for $75.
COVID Attendance Policy: The College of Saint Rose expects that all visitors to campus, including those attending academic, advancement, athletic, and student-led events, are fully vaccinated. We also recommend that visitors to our campus receive the booster shot prior to their visit to protect themselves and our campus community. This policy and recommendation is based on federal, state, and Albany County public health recommendations. In accordance with the College's COVID-19 policy, all employees, students, and guests must wear masks inside all College buildings, including at all College events. This includes all guests and visitors to the campus. No exceptions. Guests without masks will be provided with a mask. Attendees at events who decline to wear a mask will be asked to leave the event and the building where the event is taking place.
Last Time Out: The College of Saint Rose fell on the road on Tuesday night to Le Moyne, with the first place Dolphins earning the 58-46 Northeast-10 Conference victory. Junior forward
Shamim Wambere led Saint Rose on offense with 12 points, converting 5-of-7 attempts from the floor in an efficient shooting night. Fifth-year forward
Nina Fedullo grabbed a team-high eight rebounds in addition to recording three blocks.
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Scouting Saint Rose (3-12/2-9 NE10): The young Saint Rose roster features eight freshmen, four sophomores, three juniors, and one fifth-year…Fedullo averages 9.6 points, 7.4 rebounds, and 1.6 blocks per game, with the latter mark tying her for fourth in the NE10…Junior
Becca Townes scores 9.7 points and pulls down 4.1 boards per game...She also ranks first and ninth in the league respectively with averages of 2.3 steals and 2.9 assists per game…As a team, the Golden Knights are second in the conference with 9.3 swipes on a nightly basis.
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Scouting Pace (16-4/10-3 NE10): Pace comes to Albany tied with Le Moyne for the top spot in the NE10 Southwest Division, having most recently defeated New Haven 58-43 at home on Wednesday night...Graduate forward Lauren Schetter registered her sixth "double-double" of the season with 20 points and 10 rebounds, in addition to three blocks and three steals...Senior guard Lauren Hackett added 10 points, five assists and five rebounds in the win...Schetter averages  20.1 points and 8.6 rebounds per game, which stand as the top scoring and the fifth-best rebounding marks in the NE10...The Setters are receiving votes in this week's WBCA National Poll...They lead the NE10 in scoring defense, holding opponents to 56.3 points per game.
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Up Next: Both teams continue conference play with 5:30 pm road match-ups on Tuesday night. The Golden Knights head to West Haven, Conn. to take on New Haven, while Pace travels to Southern Connecticut State.
#Play4Kay: The Golden Knights women's basketball team is partnering with the Kay Yow Cancer Fund through the 2022 Play4Kay National Free Throw Challenge. You can support the the team by pledging for every free throw they make during the month of February. For more information on this campaign,
please click HERE.
NE10 Postseason Changes: The NE10 has announced new dates and formats for the upcoming Men's Basketball, Women's Basketball and Ice Hockey Championships, scheduled for late February and early March. Full details can be found HERE.
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