2007-08 Women's Basketball

Flying high
Golden Eagles soar to SUNYAC crown
Broadhurst is MVP

Complete bracket

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Brockport's Ashley Broadhurst
named SUNYAC Tournament MVP

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Golden Eagles fall to William Smith
in NCAA second round

(first round win)

Cortland defeats Oneonta in ECAC Upstate Final
Cortland release - Oneonta release

All-Red Dragon Final set at SUNYAC-dominated ECACs
Cortland def. Oswego --- Oneonta def. Potsdam

Lakers, Bears emerge from ECAC quarterfinals
Oswego release - Potsdam release

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Brockport's Ashley Broadhurst, left, was named the SUNYAC Player of the Year while Artie Williams, right, of New Paltz is the Rookie of the Year.

All-SUNYAC women

Carron named Coach of the Year

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Final Standings

$ SUNYAC champion
% SUNYAC tournament qualifier
* Ineligible for SUNYAC postseason play

SUNYAC stars honored:

Three women's basketball players were honored after the 2007-08 season by the Women's Basketball Coaches Association, Eastern College Athletic Conference or D3Kicks.com.

They are (from left to right):
Ashley Broadhurst (Brockport), Jessica Laing (Cortland) and Sara Cavanaugh (Cortland).

Honors were as follows:
Broadhurst (D3Hoops All-East First Team, ECAC Upstate First Team);
Laing (D3Hoops All-East First Team, ECAC Upstate First Team)
and Cavanaugh (ECAC Upstate Second Team).

Broadhurst was also the ECAC Upstate Player of the Year
while Laing was received a WBCA All-American honorable mention.

WBCA - ECAC - D3Hoops

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During the 2007-08 season, three women's basketball players have been honored
as an ECAC Player of the Week or a member of the D3Hoops Team of the Week:

They were:
Brockport's Ashley Broadhurst (Jan. 23 - ECAC) (Mar. 2 - D3Hoops),
Geneseo's Annie Verdino (Jan. 30 - ECAC)
and SUNYIT's Jen Vergis (Feb. 27 - ECAC).