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SHUMOSKI AND BAUER NAMED CACC CO-PLAYERS OF THE YEAR

February 27, 2006

NEW HAVEN - University of the Sciences in Philadelphia senior forward Leah Shumoski and Holy Family University junior center Megan Bauer have been named Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference (CACC) Women's Basketball co-Players of the Year in balloting released today. The voting was conducted by the 13 conference head coaches. Holy Family freshman guard Melissa Brooks was named CACC Rookie of the Year, while Holy Family Head Coach Mike McLaughlin was voted as the Coach of the Year. Furthermore, Nyack College finished first in the balloting for the annual Team Sportsmanship Award.

Shumoski ranks fourth in the conference in scoring (17.5) and fourth in rebounding (9.6), while Bauer stands 10th in scoring (14.0), second in rebounding (10.9) and first in blocks (3.89). Brooks has enjoyed an outstanding freshman year and averages 8.5 points per-game and 4.4 rebounds per-game. McLaughlin has led the Tigers to an undefeated CACC regular-season (24-0) and a 26-1 overall record this season. He has earned CACC Coach of the Year accolades in 10 of his 11 seasons at the helm of the Tigers.

The other three members of the All-CACC first team are USP junior guard Shelby Rance, Holy Family sophomore guard Kelly Killion and Philadelphia University junior forward Meg Abele. Killion was last year's choice for Rookie of the Year.

The All-CACC second team includes Post University juniors Marjorie Prado and Tadj Williams, along with Goldey-Beacom junior forward Toni Jones, Bloomfield senior guard Domenica Raymond and Philadelphia junior forward Nicole Mechell.

The third team includes two players from NJIT; junior guard Kelly Crowe and senior center Selena Kershaw. The remaining three members are Felician sophomore forward Danielle Norman, Bloomfield sophomore forward Marissa Franklin and Dominican junior guard Jackie Tracey.

Holy Family sophomore forward Chrissy Kosiek and Georgian Court sophomore guard Stephanie Longdo were Honorable Mention selections.

The complete All-CACC team is listed below.

2005-06 All-CACC Women's Basketball Teams

FIRST TEAM

F - Leah Shumoski - USP, Sr., Broomall, PA

C - Megan Bauer - Holy Family, Jr., Norwood, PA

G - Shelby Rance - USP, Jr., Bloomsburg, PA

G - Kelly Killion - Holy Family, So., Pennsauken, NJ

F - Meg Abele - Philadelphia, Jr., Lititz, PA

SECOND TEAM

G - Marjorie Prado - Post, Jr., New York, NY

F - Toni Jones - Goldey-Beacom, Jr., Rehoboth Beach, DE

G - Domenica Raymond - Bloomfield, Sr., Columbia, LA

F - Nicole Mechell - Philadelphia, Jr., Springfield, PA

F - Tadj Williams - Post, Jr., Albany, NY

THIRD TEAM

F - Danielle Norman - Felician, So., Bronx, NY

F - Marissa Franklin - Bloomfield, So., Pleasantville, NJ

G - Jackie Tracey - Dominican, Jr., Bronx, NY

G - Kelly Crowe - NJIT, Jr., Wayne, PA

C - Selena Kershaw - NJIT, Sr., South Orange, NJ

Honorable Mention: Chrissy Kosiek, So., F, Holy Family; Stephanie Longdo, So., G, Georgian Court

Co-Players of the Year: Leah Shumoski, USP and Megan Bauer, Holy Family

Rookie of the Year: Melissa Brooks, Holy Family

Coach of the Year: Mike McLaughlin, Holy Family

Team Sportsmanship Award: Nyack College