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Eastern Nazarene College Athletics Women's Basketball EASTERN NAZARENE COLLEGE  DIVISION III ATHLETICS  About ENC Undergraduate Graduate Academics ENC Student Athletics News Alumni    Women's Basketball Headlines Schedule, Results & Stats Roster Coaching Staff Prospective Athlete Questionnaire Hoops Headlines Eastern Nazarene Loses Season Finale to Roger Williams 83-51 February 23, 2008. Quincy, Mass.- The Crusaders finished their 2008 season today falling to a strong Hawks team effort, 83-51. The spotlight fell on senior co-captainCristina Winchester (West Haven, CT) for the final time of her Crusader career as she led all scorer's with 18 points today, 3 of 5 from behind the arc. The Crusaders would go into half trailing 43-21 and the Hawks would continue to build the lead on a strong 45.2% shooting from the field in the second half. .jpg) Winchester was brought off the court with under a minute remaining in the game to a generous applause, with her family and friends in attendance. In her three years as a Crusader, Winchester tallied 733 points, 467 rebounds, 84 steals and 46 blocks. A career 31.8% shooter from the field, she hit for 69.3% of her free throws. Freshman forward Amber Burns (Fall River, MA) followed Winchester, scoring 16 points and pulling down 11 boards to give her a double-double, her seventh of the season. SO/FJessica Schoppee (Scarborough, ME) was one rebound shy of a double-double herself as she scored 13 and had 9 rebounds.Eastern Nazarene finishes their season 5-20, 1-12 in the TCCC. EASTERN NAZARENE DROPSMID-WEEK TCCC CONTEST, 77-42.February 20th, 2008. NEWPORT,R.I. – Twenty-two points off of turnovers led to Eastern Nazarene's 77-42 defeat by Salve Regina University this Wednesday in The Commonwealth Coast Conference action.Eastern Nazarene (5-19, 1-11 TCCC) was led by freshman Amber Burns [F/Fall River,Mass.], who posted a double-double with 10 points and 10 rebounds. Junior guardAmanda Remmel [Allentown,Pa.] added a team-high 11 points and two steals, while sophomore center Laura Cline [Ashby,Mass.] had six blocked shots.Eastern Nazarene closes out the regular season on Saturday as hostRogerWilliamsUniversity (1 p.m.). EASTERN NAZARENE'S SCHOPPEE AND BURNS BATTLE ON February 16th, 2008. Dudley, Mass. – It's easy to hang your head and give up, but the Crusaders have different ideas despite the difficult season they have had. Game by game, SO/F Jessica Schoppee (Scarborough, ME) and FR/F Amber Burns (Fall River, Mass.) are a perfect example of this. The low post Schoppee and swing player Burns have played nearly every minute of every game for the last several weeks due to limited substitutes. The two of them hustle up and down the floor and scrap under the offensive and defensive boards giving everything they have. That is the only way they know how to play. Tonight's 77-44 loss to the Bison of Nichols College was no different. For 36 of the 40 minutes that each of them were in the game, Schoppee was responsible for 14 points, 7 rebounds and 3 blocks. Burns had another double-double this season scoring 12 points and grabbing 10 rebounds to go with her 1 block. The two, as well as the others, play with all their heart for one another. Despite the difficult season, each night they deserve to lay their head on the pillow and sleep at peace knowing they have given it everything they had. Eastern Nazarene heads down to Salve Regina University for another TCCC match up on Wednesday, February 20th. EASTERN NAZARENE IN OWN PURSUIT OF PROGRESS February 12th, 2008. Henniker, NH – The Eastern Nazarene College Crusaders fell to the Pilgrims of New England College, 86-56, in The Commonwealth Coast Conference (TCCC) action tonight. The Pilgrims jumped out to an early 11-2 lead at the 13:06 mark. The Crusaders battled back to trail by just five points at 16-11 with 10:11 remaining in the half but NEC would hit seven three pointers in the next seven minutes to give the home side the 46-29 halftime lead. NEC continued to push the lead building an early 25 point second half lead. The Crusaders closed to within 17, but NEC shot a season high, 56% from the field, leading them to the 86-56 victory.Leading the way for Eastern Nazarene was SO/F Jessica Schoppee (Scarborough,Maine) who finished with a team-high 15 points. ENC’s co-captain JR/G Amanda Remmel (Allentown,Pa.) chipped in 13 points and FR/F Amber Burns (Fall River,Mass.) finished with 10 points and nine rebounds. Eastern Nazarene Knocked Down, 58-39, ButStands Back Up. February 9th, 2008. Quincy, Mass. From the tip-off the Colonels of Curry College revealed exactly what their strategy would be today, full court-trap the ball, all the time pressure. The strategy worked as the visitors picked the Crusaders pockets for 23 steals directly responsible for 22 of their 58 points in this The Commonwealth Coast Conference match up. With the Crusaders getting JR/G Rebekah Sorensen (Quincy, MA) back from injury, they were to better able manage the ball, though still going into halftime down by fourteen, 29-15, to the Colonels. The Colonels continued pressing and the legs of the Crusaders gave way to the deep bench of the visitors and to the final score line of 58-39. Nine different Colonels would score as all twelve players received more than eight minutes of play this game. Eastern Nazarne's JR/G Amanda Remmel (Allentown, PA) led the Crusaders with 13 points and SO/F Jessica Schoppee (Scarborough, ME) followed with 11 points and 9 rebounds while playing 39 of 40 minutes in the game. Co-captains Remmel and Cristina Winchester (West Haven, CT) were perfect on the free throw line going 7 for 7 and 8 for 8 respectively. Eastern Nazarene falls to 5-16, 1-8 in the TCCC and heads to New England College next Tuesday, February 12th in another TCCC match up. Eastern Nazarene held to season low, 81-23. February 6, 2008. Quincy, Mass.- The Golden Bears of Western New England took the game to the Crusaders from start to finish ending up with a 81-23 win. The Crusaders could not prevent an opening 19-0 run which allowed the visitor's to go into have leading 41-10. Eastern Nazarene’s SO/G Jessica Schoppee (Scarborough, ME) led the Crusaders with 12 points, 6 rebounds and 3 blocked shots. Eastern Nazarene (5-15, 1-7) hosts Curry College on Saturday, February 9 at 1:00 PM. Crusaders End Thirteen Game Drought led by Schoppee's 19. Paxton, Mass. February 2nd, 2008. The Crusaders of Eastern Nazarene earned their first The Commonwealth Coast Conference (TCCC) victory of the year with a solid 52-35 over Anna Maria College today. Sophomore Jessica Schoppee (Scarborough, Maine) led the Crusaders with 19 points and was a constant presence in the paint as the visitors held the hosts to only 11 field goals for the game. Schoppe shot 50% from floor in the first half as the Crusaders took advantage of the Amcats’ 20% shooting building a seven point half time lead, 25-18. The second half started with a 12-5 Crusader run and the game was well in hand. Sophomore Laura Cline (Ashby, Mass.) and freshman Amber Burns (Fall River, Mass.) were dominant on the boards as they each grabbed 12 boards in leading Eastern Nazarene to a 56-44 edge off the glass. Burns scored 11 points to complete a double-double for the visitors, her second one this week. Eastern Nazarene improves to 5-14 (1-6 TCCC). Eastern Nazarene hosts WNEC on Wednesday, February 6th at 6:00 pm.. Crusaders Stopped by Nationally Ranked Charger DefenseNEW LONDON, N.H. - January 31, 2008 - The Chargers defeated the Crusaders of Eastern Nazarene 77-40 in The Commonwealth Coast Conference women's basketball action Thursday evening. Colby-Sawyer trailed only twice, both times in the game's first 13:49, as the Chargers trailed 6-4 and 10-8 before going on 18-0 run to take control of the game. The home team continued the pressure and took a 19 point lead into the half, 40-21.The nationally ranked defense (currently ranked No. 3 in Division III in field goal percentage defense) held the Crusaders to just 31 percent shooting in the second half (7-for-22), while cruising to the 37 point victory. For Eastern Nazarene, Amanda Remmel (Allentown, Pa.) led all scorers with 15 points and added three assists and three rebounds in the loss. Jessica Schoppee (Scarborough, Maine) added 11 points and five boards.Eastern Nazarene (4-14, 0-6 TCCC) next travels to Paxton, Mass. for a match-up with the Amcats of Anna Maria at 1 p.m. Eastern Nazarene skid continues, fall 61-51. Chestnut Hill, Mass. - Wheelock rallied from a halftime deficit for the 61-51 win over Eastern Nazarene College on Tuesday evening. The Wildcats shot 63 percent in the 2nd half and used a 15-0 run to overtake the Crusaders who lead by as many as 11 points in the 2nd half.Senior forward Cristina Winchester (West Haven, CT) had 21 points to lead the visiting Crusaders. Freshman forward Amber Burns (Fall River, MA) added 14 points and 15 rebounds for the games only player with a double-double. Sophomore forward Jessica Schoppee (Scarborough, ME) added 9 points and 12 rebounds for Eastern Nazarene. Regis Defeats Eastern Nazarene Weston, Mass.- Regis College Women’s Basketball had four players score double-digits and defeated Eastern Nazarene 64-42 on Saturday afternoon, improving its record to its best in ten seasons, 12-4 overall, 3-2 in the TCCC. The loss drops the Crusaders to 4-12, 0-5 in the TCCC. Despite closely played opening minutes, the Pride managed to go on a 20-2 run over 6:28 minutes, capped off by a 3-pointer with 10:10 remaining in the opening period, giving Regis a 23-6 lead. The Eastern Nazarene offense struggled committing 16 turnovers in the half. Regis completed a 8-0 run to open the second-half, and lead 42-12. The Crusaders improved their shooting, however, going 4-for-8 from three-point range the rest of the way. Senior guard Cristina Winchester (West Haven, Conn.) shot 5-for-13 in the closing half, and posted a game-high 14 points for the Crusaders. The Regis lead, however, was insurmountable, and the closest the visitors would come occurred on the game’s final basket, a jumper by Winchester with :40 seconds to play, reducing the Regis lead to 22 points, and completing the scoring. Nor’easters wreak havoc with Crusaders, 77-33. January 23, 2008. Quincy, Mass.- The University of New England defense pressured Eastern Nazarene all night challenging the home team on every possession. This resulted in 34 turnovers and 30 points for the visiting team. The Nor’easters started off fast when from tip off they built a 9-0 lead. In a half of 19 turnovers by the Crusaders, the Nor’easters jumped into passing lanes making 16 steals. On top of their stellar defense, the team was hot from behind the arc, as they went 9 for 12, 75%. Freshman guard Victoria Sontag (Mont Vernon, NH) and Amanda Remmel (Allentown, PA) led the Crusaders with 9 and 8 points respectively. Eastern Nazarene (4-11, 0-4) is off until Saturday January 26th when they travel to play TCCC member Regis College at 1:00 PM. -ENC Athletics (Contributing writer Justen Smith) MIT pressure keeps Eastern Nazarene on skid, fall 56-33. January 21, 2008. Quincy, Mass.- Applying constant pressure, the Engineer guards broke down what Crusader front court offense they had forcing the home side into 29 turnovers, 15 of them steals. The Engineer’s hands and feet proved to be to quick as the turnovers mounted into 21 of their 56 points. Cracking the Engineer’s pressure at times was FR/F Amber Burns (Fall River, MA), who drove the lane to be fouled and crashed the boards on every opportunity, inserting her physical presence on the game. In so doing, Burns put up her first double-double of the season scoring 10 points, 5 of 9 from the field, while pulling down 12 rebounds. Eastern Nazarene hosts UNE this Wednesday, January 23rd at 6:00 PM in a TCCC match up. -ENC Athletics (Contributing Writer's Tom Newell and Justen Smith) Eastern Nazarene falls in final minute, 46-43. January 19, 2008. Quincy, Mass. – After climbing back from a 12 point deficit, the Crusaders were stymied by the Scot defense only to turn the ball, and game, back over to Gordon. Trailing 30-18 with 10:33 remaining, the Crusaders went on a long eight and a half minute 25-11 run to out score the visiting Scot’s and regain the lead, 43-41. It was JR/G Amanda Remmel’s (Allentown, PA) shot from behind the arc that recaptured what the Scot’s had taken at 13:30 gone by in the first half. But the Scot’s late 5-0 run, hitting 5 of 8 shots from the free throw line sealed the victory. In a low scoring game, marked with a combined 64 turnovers between the two sides, the Crusaders held a 6-1 lead with 5 minutes gone by. The Fighting Scots responded however as the visitors went into half time leading 18-14. The visitor’s came out strong by going on a 12-4 run and taking a 30-18 lead. The Crusaders shot began to fall though and the home team slowly grabbed grabbed the momentum back as they went on the second half run that took them to the games final seconds. Foul trouble early in the second half hurt the Crusaders forcing key players to have limited minutes as well as putting the Scot’s on the free throw line in the double bonus with 8 minutes still remaining in the game. The Fighting Scots made 14 free throws in the second half to seal the victory. Eastern Nazarene’s SO/F Jessica Schoppee (Scarborough, ME) led all scorer’s in the game as she dominated the key going 9-17 from the field for 19 total points, brought down 9 rebounds and swatted 7 Scot shots. She was followed by Remmel’s 11 points and 7 rebounds. Eastern Nazarene hosts MIT on Monday, January 21st at 7:00 pm. 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