Franklin & Marshall College

Anne Krumrine, originally from State College and now living inLancaster, earned four varsity letters while playing on the women'sbasketball team. In her sophomore season, Krumrine set F&Mseason records in scoring (563) and rebounding (342) on the way toearning ECAC Division III Southern Division "Player of the Year."She led the Diplomats to a 25-4 overall record (still the most winsin a season) and a trip to the "Elite Eight' of the NCAA DivisionIII championship tournament, where F&M ended the season with aloss at Southern Maine.

As a junior, Krumrine set a NCAA Division III record forconsecutive field goals in a game (13), for which she appeared inSports Illustrated's "Faces in the Crowd." She increased her careerrebounding record to 975, broke the 1,000 career point mark (1,467)and was named the MAC Southwest League "Player of the Year" and afinalist for the NCAA Division III "Player of the Year" award.Krumrine's senior year was just as impressive. She led the teamwhich set a school record for number of wins in a season with 25.She was also chosen to the Kodak Division III All-American firstteam. Krumrine broke the all-time scoring record with a total of1,813 points.

She finished her career with 1,180 rebounds and a 56.6 fieldgoal shooting percentage, both of which are school records.