The Drew men's and women's basketball teams will celebrate their seniors in the final Landmark home doubleheader of the season. Read about the matchup and how to follow the two Landmark Conference contests.
Women's Basketball vs. Goucher - 2:00 p.m. - Baldwin Gym
Live Stats: http://www.sidearmstats.com/drew/wbball/scoreboard.aspx
Live Video: http://www.drew.edu/live/ranger-video
Drew vs. Goucher All-Time: 9-4
Last Drew Win vs. Goucher: January 19, 2013 – 59-42
Last Goucher Win vs. Drew: January 14, 2011 – 55-51
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Drew's Last Five vs. Goucher: |
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1/19/13 |
W, 59-42 |
Towson, Md. |
Recap | Box Score |
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2/4/12 |
W, 47-41 |
Towson, Md. |
Recap | Box Score |
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1/20/12 |
W, 64-42 |
Madison, N.J. |
Recap | Box Score |
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2/12/11 |
W, 64-38 |
Towson, Md. |
Recap | Box Score |
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1/14/11 |
L, 51-55 |
Madison, N.J. |
Recap | Box Score |
*Clinched playoff berth
Game Notes
Last Time Out: Drew emerged victorious, 59-42 in the first meeting of the season back on January 10
th. The win sparked a season-best, three- game winning streak for the Rangers. Drew came out firing shooting, 52 percent from the floor in the first half giving them a 34-17 advantage at the break.
Courtney Stephens led all scorers with 13 points on 5-of-9 shooting.
Career Day: Senior
Jennifer Mateo put together the best game of her career in Thursday's loss to Scranton. Mateo set a new career-high in points (28), field goals (10) and three-pointers made (7) in the game. In the process she moved into the top-10 all-time in three-pointers made and now sits in 10
th place with 72 career treys.
Moving on Up: Freshman
Erin Howard recorded two blocks against Scranton on Wednesday moving her to 10
th place all-time on Drew's career block list. Her 48 blocks in her freshman career are the fourth most ever by a Drew women's basketball player.
Men's Basketball vs. Goucher - 4:00 p.m. - Baldwin Gym
Live Stats: http://www.sidearmstats.com/drew/mbball/scoreboard.aspx
Live Video: http://www.drew.edu/live/ranger-video
Drew vs. Goucher All-Time: 6-5
Last Drew Win vs. Goucher: January 19, 2013 – 65-60
Last Goucher Win vs. Drew: February 4, 2012 – 66-64
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Drew's Last Five vs. Goucher: |
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Date |
Result |
Location |
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1/19/13 |
W, 65-60 |
Towson, Md. |
Recap | Box Score |
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2/4/12 |
L, 64-66 |
Towson, Md. |
Recap | Box Score |
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1/20/12 |
W, 74-65 |
Madison, N.J. |
Recap | Box Score |
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2/12/11 |
L, 56-63 |
Towson, Md. |
Recap | Box Score |
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1/14/11 |
W, 80-65 |
Madison, N.J. |
Recap | Box Score |
*Clinched playoff berth
Game Notes
Last time out: The hot-shooting Rangers shot 52 percent from the floor and were powered by 16 points by junior
Luke Glass. The Rangers broke the game open in the second half, rattling off a 13-2 run in the opening minutes of the frame and not allowing Goucher to regain the lead for the remainder of the game.
Series Split: The Rangers and Gophers have split the season series every year since joining the Landmark Conference prior to the 2007-08 season. Goucher's last win in Baldwin Gym came on February 13, 2010 in a 55-42 low-scoring battle.
Breaking & Entering: Luke Glass entered the record books by breaking the school mark for steals in Wednesday's overtime loss to Scranton. The junior came up with a total of seven steals eclipsing the previous mark of six accomplished by Chris Lopez three times and former teammate
Terrell Brown once.
Last Man Standing: The loser of today's game will be officially eliminated from playoff contention. As it sits right now both teams are alive but need to win out plus at least two losses by Susquehanna, Moravian and/or Merchant Marine.
Class of 2013
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#15 Jeramie Barletta (Madison, N.J.)
Major: Political Science
Rejoining the women's basketball team her junior season, Barletta has worked her way to becoming an integral part of the Drew offense her final season in Madison. She has appeared in a total of 33 games over two seasons and is averaging nearly 20 minutes a game this year. She leads the team in both field goal percentage and 3-point field goal percentage. A three-sport athlete, she has been a member of the Landmark Conference Academic Honor Roll every and honored on Drew's Dean's List year she has been eligible.
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#45 Becky Smith (Haverhill, Mass.)
Major: Psychology
Smith has appeared in 57 games for the Rangers and has overcome a number of injuries to start 14 games her senior year. In her final season she is averaging career-highs in almost every statistical category. Earlier this season she recorded a career-high 11 points against Regis College. Two weeks ago she became one of four players in school history to block six shots in a game. Off the court she was a Dean's List honoree in the spring of 12 and is a member of the Psychology Club
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#21 Whitney Mackay (Suffield, Conn.)
Major: Biology
Appearing in all but one game in her last three seasons, Mackay has seen action in 83 games for the blue and green. In her senior campaign she has new career marks for points in a game and rebounds in a game. She is 12th all-time in three-point field goals made with 65 and in the top 20 in school history with 144 career assists. This year she is second on the team in 3-pointers made and is one of three players to start all 22 games. Off the court she is a member of the honors English and biology societies.
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#3 Jennifer Mateo (Union City, N.J.)
Major: Sociology
Mateo is having her best season of her four year career, leading the team in assists, three-pointers made, steals and minutes played. She ranks third in the Landmark Conference and ranks 43rd in the country with 4.5 assists per game. On Wednesday against Scranton she recorded a career-high 28 points, was lifetime best 7-of-9 effort from three-point range and eclipsed the 100 assist plateau for season. She ranks in the top 20 in school history in nearly every statistical category. She is sixth all-time in assist with 297 and 10th all-time in three-point field goals made with 67.
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#12 Pat Dorsey (Philadelphia, Pa.)
Major: Political Science
Dorsey has appeared in 31 games for the blue and green. His freshman year he was second on the team in free throw percentage, seeing action in all but two games. Off the court, he is a member of the Student-athlete advisory committee and served on the Presidential Task Force.
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#10 Evan Elberg (North Caldwell, N.J.)
Major: Business
Elberg has seen action in 63 games over the course of four years as a member of the Rangers. He scored a career-high 17 points in a game against TCNJ as a freshman.
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#42 Lucas Levenson (Margate City, N.J.)
Major: Business Studies
Levenson has been a staple in the center of the floor over his four seasons in Madison. He has appeared in 95 games while making a total of 44 starts. He has led the Rangers in blocked shots in three of his four seasons at Drew. Coming into today's game his has tallied 91 career blocks which is sixth all-time in school history. His freshman year he became one of three players to record in program history to record seven or more blocks in a season.
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