Complete Game Notes (PDF)

Series History: On Wednesday, F&M visits Dickinson at 6:00 p.m. for the 76^th meeting between the schools; the 42^nd since Centennial Conference (CC) play began. The Diplomats hold a 44-31 all-time lead and a slim 21-20 edge in CC play, but the Red Devils took the most recent meeting on Feb. 21 as the teams split a pair of regular-season duels last year.

CC action continues on Saturday when Haverford visits Lancaster at 1:00 p.m. F&M holds a 25-11 lead in the previous 36 meetings, but Haverford owns a seven-game win streak that includes a 50-32 victory on Jan. 12.

Alumnae Day: Saturday is Alumnae Day at F&M, beginning with the alumnae game at 11:00 a.m. At halftime of the 1:00 p.m. game, all present alumnae will be honored.

Court of Honor: In conjunction with Alumnae Day, F&M will honor the 1990-91 Diplomats by inducting the team into the program's Court of Honor prior to the start of the 1:00 p.m. game. This season marks the 25th anniversary of the team's Middle-Atlantic Conference Championship. 

Last Week for F&M: The Diplomats opened last week by traveling to Gettysburg on Wednesday night, falling to the Bullets 76-34.

Gettysburg runs of 13-4 and 7-0 gave the hosts a 16-point advantage after one quarter. The momentum continued in the second as the Bullets grew the lead to 32 at halftime.

Gettysburg shot 50 percent from the field in the first half, a trend that continued as the Bullets finished the game with a 46.9 shooting percentage en route to the 42-point victory.

Sarah Haddon led F&M in both points and rebounds, scoring 11 and pulling in eight boards.

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Saturday's contest with McDaniel was postponed to Monday, with the Green Terror claiming a tight 64-60 contest in Lancaster.

Five different Diplomats scored field goals in a back-and-forth opening quarter that saw McDaniel take a narrow 13-12 lead after one. The Green Terror extended that lead early in the second, but F&M replied with a 13-4 run to take a 27-25 edge into the locker room.

McDaniel reclaimed the momentum in the third, taking a 48-38 lead into the final quarter, but a 16-2 Diplomat run tied the game at 56 with just under two minutes left. An F&M bucket with 37 seconds left kept the Diplomats within one, but the Green Terror hit five of six from the line in the closing moments to escape with the victory.

Haddon led all scorers and tied a career high with 26 points, while also recording eight rebounds and a game-high three blocks on the night.

Lindsey Powers set a career high by pouring in 22 for F&M, earning the first double-double of her career with 12 rebounds.

A full recap can be read here.

Last Time We Met Dickinson: The Diplomats last met Dickinson on Feb. 21 of last year, falling 79-58 in the final game of the season.

A tight first half saw F&M put together an 11-4 run to tie the game at 19 before posting a 27-25 lead at halftime.

The score remained close early in the second, and was tied at 39 with just under 13 minutes left. However, Dickinson went on a 20-0 run that spanned a little more than three minutes of action, taking a lead that the Diplomats could not cut into.

Leslie Bacile celebrated senior day by leading the Diplomats with 12 points and contributing eight rebounds.

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Last Time We Met Haverford: A 16-5 deficit following the first quarter proved to be too much for F&M, falling to the Fords 50-32 on Jan. 12.

The Diplomats cut the deficit to seven at halftime, but were unable to completely close the gap as the Fords took a 35-21 lead after three. F&M held tough early in the final period, but a 9-0 Haverford run eventually put the game out of reach.

Haley Pilone paced the Diplomats with 17 points, knocking down five treys. Powers led F&M on the glass, pulling in 10 rebounds.

A full recap can be read here.

Among the Leaders: At 8.6 boards per game, Haddon ranks third in the CC in rebounding. She is joined in the rankings by teammate Erica Brown, whose 7.6 rebounds per game are good for eighth in the conference.

Full conference statistics can be viewed here.