What A Year For Judson : 6 CCAC Championships
What A Year For Judson : 6 CCAC Championships What A Year For Judson : 6 CCAC Championships
W h a t A Y e a r F o r J u d s o n : 6 C C A C C h a m p i o n s h i p srebuilding seasonAfter losing four seniors that led Judson to two NAIANational Tournaments and to CCAC Championshipsin four years, the 2007-08 season was a rebuildingyear for the Eagles. Judson started off the year strongwith a 2-0 record while knocking off nationally rankedTaylor University in the opening game but then losttheir next five games. Judson finished the season at12-17 and was 6-4 in the CCAC.Despite the 12-17 record, Judson did finish in thirdplace in the CCAC with a 6-4 record. They won theirfirst-round CCAC Tournament game over CalumetCollege, 99-44, but then fell to #2 seed Trinity International,57-41.ccac awardsThree Judson players were named to All-CCAC teamsas Alicia Rovertoni led the way. She was the onlyJudson player on the All-CCAC First-Team. Pickingup All-CCAC Honorable Mention were Kirstin Johnsand Kelly Friestad.ccac players of the weekFive different players were named CCAC Player ofthe Week six times in the 2007-08 season. AliciaRovertoni picked up the award twice in the weeksof January 22nd and February 19th. Kirstin Johns,Marissa Marshall, Devonaye Henderson, and KellyFriestad all were given the award, too.nccaa national player of theweekAlicia Rovertoni gained the NCCAA National Playerof the Week during the week of February 19th. Sheaveraged 20.5 points and 9.5 rebounds in two gamesplayed. She also recorded her 8th double-double ofthe season vs. TIU with 12 rebounds and a careerhigh24 points. In a key win over TIU, she had keyshots the entire game and at one point scored sevenstraight points for Judson.She helped spark a come-from-behind win over TIUas Judson was down 14 points in the second half. JUwent on a 21-6 run over eight minutes and she hadeight of the 21 points. In the win over Calumet, shehad four assists and no turnovers.nccaa awardsOnly one Judson women’s basketball player wasgiven a NCCAA post-season award in Alicia Rovertoni.She was named to the NCCAA All-North CentralRegion Honorable Mention team.CCAc rebounding championWinning the CCAC rebounding crown was Alicia Rovertoni.She averaged 8.8 rebounds per game overalland in the CCAC games grabbed 10.0 reboundsper game. Her 8.8 rebounds per game was 1.2rebounds better than the second place player.She had 10 or more rebounds in 14 games andcollected a career-high 21 rebounds vs. Indiana-Northwest. She also had 10 double-doubles onthe season. Her 21 rebounds were a CCACbest for any player during the season.friestad leads CCAC in assist/turnover ratioKelly Friestad led the CCAC in the assist/turnoverratio with a 1.64 ratio per game. She averaged3.62 assists per game and 2.24 steals pergame. She had 105 assists to just 64 turnovers.She finished third in the CCAC in both assistsand steals.in the ccacFive different players were ranked consistently inthe CCAC statistics all year long.Alicia Rovertoni was first in rebounding, seventhin field goal percentage, ninth in blocked shots,14th in steals, and 15th in scoring.Kelly Friestad finished first in assist/turnover ratio,third in assists and steals, 12th in three-pointfield goals made, 18th in rebounding, and 22ndin scoring.Devonaye Henderson was sixth in steals, 12th inrebounding and assists, 13th in blocked shots,and 19th in scoring.Theresa Larson claimed sixth in blocked shots,11th in field goal percentage, 20th in rebounding,and 21st in scoring.Crystal Goodall was seventh in steals and 26thin scoring.Heidi Rosenbaum finished eighth in three-pointfield goals made, ninth in three-point field goalpercentage, and 28th in scoring.Kirstin Johns was seventh in blocked shots, 12thin steals, 18th in scoring, and 19th in rebounding.a l i c i a r o v e r t o n iA l l - C C A C 1 s t T e a mC C A C R e b o u n d i n g C h a m p i o n2 - T i m e C C A C P l a y e r o f t h e W e e kN C C A A N a t i o n a l P l a y e r o f t h e W e e kin the NCCAATwo different players were among the top 25in the final NCCAA statistics. Alicia Rovertonifinished sixth in rebounding and 22nd in fieldgoal percentage. Kelly Friestad was 14th insteals and 19th in assists per game.in the NAIAAlicia Rovertoni finished 21st in the nation inrebounding at 8.8 rebounds per game. Shewas also 12th in offensive rebounds at 3.90per game.Kelly Friestad was 25th in the nation in assist/turnoverratio at 1.64.Friestad finishes 8th alltimein assistsCompiling 252 assists, Kelly Friestad finishedeighth all-time in Judson history. She had acareer best 108 assists this past season. Inher senior season, she had a career-high nineassists vs. Calumet College. She was third inthe CCAC in assists per game with 3.62.
W h a t A Y e a r F o r J u d s o n : 6 C C A C C h a m p i o n s h i p sR o s t e rS c h e d u l eDate Opponent TimeNov. 3 TAYLOR 1:00 p.m.16 1Nov. 6 @ Illinois Tech 7:30 p.m.Nov. 13 GRACE 7:00 p.m.Nov. 16 GOSHEN ! 2:00 p.m.Nov. 17 JUDSON TOURNAMENT! 12/4 p.m.Nov. 24 @ Iowa Wesleyan 1:00 p.m.Nov. 28 @ St. Xavier 6:00 p.m.12Nov. 30 INDIANA-NORTHWEST ! 6:00 p.m.Dec. 1 JUDSON TOURNAMENT ! 12/4 p.m.Dec. 5 @ Aquinas 7:00 p.m.Dec. 18 ST. FRANCIS (IL) 7:00 p.m.Dec. 20 @ Central State6:00 p.m.No. Player Yr Pos Ht Hometown/High School11 Kelly Friestad Sr. G 5-6 Newark, Ill./Newark HS12 Crystal Goodall So. G 5-5 Atlanta, Ga./Forest Park Christian HS13 Kirstin Johns So. G 5-7 Belvidere, Ill./Belvidere14 Jaime Schaufel Sr. F 5-9 Round Lake Beach, Ill./Round Lake HS15 Marissa Marshall Jr. G 5-7 Austin, Texas/Glenbard North HS23 Devonaye Henderson Jr. G 5-8 Ellenwood, Ga./Collins Hill HS24 Heidi Rosenbaum Fr. G 5-7 Dakota Dunes, S.D./Sioux City North HS32 Alicia Rovertoni So. F 5-11 Columbia, Ill./Columbia HS35 Ashley Cheairs Jr. F 5-9 Gary, Ind./West Side HS42 Theresa Larson Sr. F 6-0 Newark, Ill./Newark HS43 Nathalie Romao Jr. F 5-11 Montreal, Quebec/Sophi-Barat HS45 Candace Plantz So. F 5-10 Des Plaines, Ill./Maine West HSHead Coach: Jim Cook (National Lewis Univ.) - 3rd seasonAssistant Coaches: Tom Kendall, Jeron SheltonDec. 21 @ Silver Lake (WI) 8:00 p.m.Jan. 3 @ Indiana-Northwest 7:30 p.m.Jan. 7 @ Park (MO) 3:00 p.m.Jan. 12 CARDINAL STRITCH* 5:30 p.m.Jan. 16 PURDUE-CALUMET* 5:30 p.m.Jan. 19 @ Trinity Int’l* 5:30 p.m.Jan. 23 @ Calumet* 5:30 p.m.Jan. 26 TRINITY CHRISTIAN*# 5:30 p.m.Jan. 29 @ Indiana-South Bend 7:00 p.m.Jan. 31 @ Olivet Nazarene 5:30 p.m.Feb. 6 @ Cardinal Stritch* 5:30 p.m.Feb. 9 @ Purdue-Calumet* 4:30 p.m.Feb. 13 TRINITY INT’L* 5:30 p.m.Feb. 16 CALUMET* 5:30 p.m.Feb. 20 @ Trinity Christian* 5:30 p.m.1Feb. 23 INDIANA-SOUTH BEND 7:00 p.m.All times local to siteHOME GAMES IN CAPS* denotes CCAC Match! Judson TournamentQuebec# Alumni Day
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W h a t A Y e a r F o r J u d s o n : 6 C C A C C h a m p i o n s h i p srebuilding seasonAfter losing four seniors that led <strong>Judson</strong> to two NAIANational Tournaments and to <strong>CCAC</strong> <strong>Championships</strong>in four years, the 2007-08 season was a rebuildingyear for the Eagles. <strong>Judson</strong> started off the year strongwith a 2-0 record while knocking off nationally rankedTaylor University in the opening game but then losttheir next five games. <strong>Judson</strong> finished the season at12-17 and was 6-4 in the <strong>CCAC</strong>.Despite the 12-17 record, <strong>Judson</strong> did finish in thirdplace in the <strong>CCAC</strong> with a 6-4 record. They won theirfirst-round <strong>CCAC</strong> Tournament game over CalumetCollege, 99-44, but then fell to #2 seed Trinity International,57-41.ccac awardsThree <strong>Judson</strong> players were named to All-<strong>CCAC</strong> teamsas Alicia Rovertoni led the way. She was the only<strong>Judson</strong> player on the All-<strong>CCAC</strong> First-Team. Pickingup All-<strong>CCAC</strong> Honorable Mention were Kirstin Johnsand Kelly Friestad.ccac players of the weekFive different players were named <strong>CCAC</strong> Player ofthe Week six times in the 2007-08 season. AliciaRovertoni picked up the award twice in the weeksof January 22nd and February 19th. Kirstin Johns,Marissa Marshall, Devonaye Henderson, and KellyFriestad all were given the award, too.nccaa national player of theweekAlicia Rovertoni gained the NCCAA National Playerof the Week during the week of February 19th. Sheaveraged 20.5 points and 9.5 rebounds in two gamesplayed. She also recorded her 8th double-double ofthe season vs. TIU with 12 rebounds and a careerhigh24 points. In a key win over TIU, she had keyshots the entire game and at one point scored sevenstraight points for <strong>Judson</strong>.She helped spark a come-from-behind win over TIUas <strong>Judson</strong> was down 14 points in the second half. JUwent on a 21-6 run over eight minutes and she hadeight of the 21 points. In the win over Calumet, shehad four assists and no turnovers.nccaa awardsOnly one <strong>Judson</strong> women’s basketball player wasgiven a NCCAA post-season award in Alicia Rovertoni.She was named to the NCCAA All-North CentralRegion Honorable Mention team.CCAc rebounding championWinning the <strong>CCAC</strong> rebounding crown was Alicia Rovertoni.She averaged 8.8 rebounds per game overalland in the <strong>CCAC</strong> games grabbed 10.0 reboundsper game. Her 8.8 rebounds per game was 1.2rebounds better than the second place player.She had 10 or more rebounds in 14 games andcollected a career-high 21 rebounds vs. Indiana-Northwest. She also had 10 double-doubles onthe season. Her 21 rebounds were a <strong>CCAC</strong>best for any player during the season.friestad leads <strong>CCAC</strong> in assist/turnover ratioKelly Friestad led the <strong>CCAC</strong> in the assist/turnoverratio with a 1.64 ratio per game. She averaged3.62 assists per game and 2.24 steals pergame. She had 105 assists to just 64 turnovers.She finished third in the <strong>CCAC</strong> in both assistsand steals.in the ccacFive different players were ranked consistently inthe <strong>CCAC</strong> statistics all year long.Alicia Rovertoni was first in rebounding, seventhin field goal percentage, ninth in blocked shots,14th in steals, and 15th in scoring.Kelly Friestad finished first in assist/turnover ratio,third in assists and steals, 12th in three-pointfield goals made, 18th in rebounding, and 22ndin scoring.Devonaye Henderson was sixth in steals, 12th inrebounding and assists, 13th in blocked shots,and 19th in scoring.Theresa Larson claimed sixth in blocked shots,11th in field goal percentage, 20th in rebounding,and 21st in scoring.Crystal Goodall was seventh in steals and 26thin scoring.Heidi Rosenbaum finished eighth in three-pointfield goals made, ninth in three-point field goalpercentage, and 28th in scoring.Kirstin Johns was seventh in blocked shots, 12thin steals, 18th in scoring, and 19th in rebounding.a l i c i a r o v e r t o n iA l l - C C A C 1 s t T e a mC C A C R e b o u n d i n g C h a m p i o n2 - T i m e C C A C P l a y e r o f t h e W e e kN C C A A N a t i o n a l P l a y e r o f t h e W e e kin the NCCAATwo different players were among the top 25in the final NCCAA statistics. Alicia Rovertonifinished sixth in rebounding and 22nd in fieldgoal percentage. Kelly Friestad was 14th insteals and 19th in assists per game.in the NAIAAlicia Rovertoni finished 21st in the nation inrebounding at 8.8 rebounds per game. Shewas also 12th in offensive rebounds at 3.90per game.Kelly Friestad was 25th in the nation in assist/turnoverratio at 1.64.Friestad finishes 8th alltimein assistsCompiling 252 assists, Kelly Friestad finishedeighth all-time in <strong>Judson</strong> history. She had acareer best 108 assists this past season. Inher senior season, she had a career-high nineassists vs. Calumet College. She was third inthe <strong>CCAC</strong> in assists per game with 3.62.
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