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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Final Standings

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

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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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 earned recognition from the ECAC.

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