2008 Woodie Awards
Women's Basketball
Issue date: 3/9/07 Section: Mule Pack
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Tracy Nale '07
Senior Captain Nale has been a leader for the Mules on the court this season. She led the team in scoring, with an average of 12.1 points per game. She is 12th in the NESCAC in that category. She is also third in the league in three point field goal percentage, with a percentage of .343. She had 24 points against Bates on Jan. 9 and 21 points against Maine Maritime on Nov. 29.
Katie McCabe '08
McCabe ended the 2006-2007 campaign ranked seventh in the NESCAC in rebounds, averaging seven per game and leading her team in that category. She also leads the NESCAC in field goal percentage, with a .526. McCabe had 14 points and ten rebounds against Connecticut College on Jan. 20, while putting up 11 points and eight rebounds against Williams on Jan. 13.
Alison Cappelloni '10
First-year player Cappelloni has made it clear she will be a leader for the Mules in years to come. She is fourth in the NESCAC in blocked shots. She was named to the Maine Women's Basketball Coaches Association All-Rookie Team, and earned the MWBCA Rookie of the Week honor twice this season. She had 22 points and 14 rebounds against Bates on Jan. 9.
Senior Captain Nale has been a leader for the Mules on the court this season. She led the team in scoring, with an average of 12.1 points per game. She is 12th in the NESCAC in that category. She is also third in the league in three point field goal percentage, with a percentage of .343. She had 24 points against Bates on Jan. 9 and 21 points against Maine Maritime on Nov. 29.
Katie McCabe '08
McCabe ended the 2006-2007 campaign ranked seventh in the NESCAC in rebounds, averaging seven per game and leading her team in that category. She also leads the NESCAC in field goal percentage, with a .526. McCabe had 14 points and ten rebounds against Connecticut College on Jan. 20, while putting up 11 points and eight rebounds against Williams on Jan. 13.
Alison Cappelloni '10
First-year player Cappelloni has made it clear she will be a leader for the Mules in years to come. She is fourth in the NESCAC in blocked shots. She was named to the Maine Women's Basketball Coaches Association All-Rookie Team, and earned the MWBCA Rookie of the Week honor twice this season. She had 22 points and 14 rebounds against Bates on Jan. 9.
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