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WOMEN'S BASKETBALL The 1991·92 WMC WMC in scoring (14.5 women's basketball points per game), as- team hovered close to sists (105), steals (104) the .500 mark for most and blocked shots (14). of the season and fin· Sophomore Sue Head ished 12·11 overall was close behind WMC opened the year Shockley in scoring at with three straight wins, 13.8 points per contest, the first two resulting in and led the Green Terror the championship of the bounders with an aver- College of Notre Dame age of 5.96 caroms per Tip-Off Tournament, be- game. fore losing its next three Angie Alfano, the oth· After splitting the next 14 er senior co-cactatn. games to move their rec- concluded her fine ca- ord to 10·10, the Green reer by averaging 9.B Terrors posted back-to- points, 3.8 rebounds and back victories over 3.7 assists per game. Goucher and lebanon WMC finished 5-5 in Valley to insure a win· the MAC· Southwest ning season. Section, including a 60· Senior co-oa pt aln 55 win at Johns Hopkins Debbie Shockley earned over a Blue Jay learn Middle Atlantic Center- which made the confer· ence (MAC) AII·Star ence playoffs. status after leading Senior co.caotatn Debbie Shockley looks to dri~e past II Juniata defender. 1991·92 WMC wcmeo'e Basketball Team: (kneeling, lellto right) _ Sue Head, Angie Alfano, Christa Mose, Rhonda Small, Krista Shaffer. (standing. left to right) - Head Coach Becky Martin. Denise Spangler, Andrea romich, Claudia Henemyre, Marie Paw- lowski. Debbie Shockley. Student Assistant Coach Chris Conklin. Assistant Coach Vince DePalmer. 140 Athletics