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March
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RIC’s Jamie Angell Honored by
Rhode Island Basketball Media
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Providence, RI—Rhode
Island College junior guard Jamie Angell (Cranston,
RI)
was named the Player of the Year for the Div. II, III and CC level by
the Rhode Island Basketball Media. Angell received her award at a
ceremony at the Radisson at the Airport Hotel in Warwick this
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Angell, who
transferred into RIC this past fall from the Community College of
Rhode Island, played in 27 games, starting 21 of them. Angell was
named First Team All-Little East Conference. She averaged a team-high
14.5 points and 3.5 assists along with 1.4 steals and 2.2 rebounds per
game. Angell led the Little East in scoring and with a .835 free throw
percentage, was fourth in assists and tenth with a .314 three-point
field goal percentage. She scored a season-high 29 points vs. Eastern
Connecticut on Dec. 11, dished out ten assists vs. Wellesley on Nov.
30 and grabbed seven rebounds vs. Keene State on Feb. 19. She scored
in double figures 20 times and eclipsed the 20-point plateau six
times. |
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She was
named to the Little East Conference Women’s Basketball Honor Roll
three times this season. |
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Angel is an
elementary education major and a 2002 graduate of La Salle Academy. |
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Head Coach
Spencer Manning’s team closed out the 2004-05 regular
season with an 11-16 overall record and a 6-8 mark in the Little East
Conference. The Anchorwomen went 1-1 last week in two Little East
Conference Women’s Basketball Tournament games. Fourth-seeded RIC
hosted fifth-seeded UMass Dartmouth in first round action on Tuesday,
Feb. 22, and defeated the Corsairs, 75-63. The Anchorwomen then
traveled to Southern Maine to face top-seeded and nationally ranked
Huskies in the semi-finals, and were eliminated from the LEC Tourney
with an, 81-47, defeat. |
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