2001-2002 Season

The Lady Mustangs finished off their fourth regular season with a 23-1 record. They were a small team with only nine players but they had the hearts of winners. With five returning players from the previous year who went undefeated they were sure to be the team to beat once again. For the third straight year they won the Yankee Conference Championship and for the fourth straight season the Mustangs won the NNESCC Championship. They also hosted the USCAA National Tournament for the second year and again they placed third.

  Lynn Girouard returned as the veteran of the team with this being her third season. Again she led the team in assists and this year in scoring and steals. She was named a USCAA All-American for the third straight year and she is coming back again for her fourth year!

  Another veteran returning, Stacy Campbell looked to help the team keep up its fantastic record. Stacy was quite the presence under the basket leading the team in blocked shots. She was also one of the fastest players on the team and she was third on the team in steals.

  Back for her second season was Jessica Veilleux. She was a big help in the backcourt and extremely quick being second on the team in steals. She was a hard worker who never stopped and she was a tremendous help to the Lady Mustang team.

  Stacey Merritt was another returnee for the Mustangs who looked to be another big presence under the basket. She was back to do whatever Coach asked of her and to work harder than anybody else did.

  Wendy Rollins rounded out the returning players from last season. She was the big post player for CM. She was ready to push people around under the basket and make some key baskets for the Lady Mustangs.

  The next four players were key parts to the Lady Mustangs success this year.

  Rebecca Kovar joined the team this year from Ohio. She was a speedy little guard who wanted to step up her game and contribute to the Lady Mustangs. She did just that with her key baskets and steals.

  Elizabeth Debrowsky was another member of the Mustangs from Turner. Liz was a great presence underneath for CM. She led the team in rebounds and was extremely quick. It just seemed like wherever the ball would be Liz would be. She was also named Rookie of the Year by her teammates and she was very deserving of the award.

  Amy Wooley was another member of the Lady Mustangs from Vassalboro. Amy was another player who any coach would love to have on their team. She did whatever Coach B asked and she did it to the best of her ability. She worked harder than anyone else and she was the heart and soul behind this team.

  The last new member of the team was Jessica Poisson. Jess was a quick little guard with a great shot. She worked tremendously hard during practice and during games. She contributed a lot to the team both on and off the court.

  This year was a little tougher for Coach B seeing as it was such a small team but with his coaching ability he took them to the National Tournament once again and once again they placed third.

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