Two of the best women’s basketball teams ever to wear the purple and white, combined to go 57-8 over a two-year span and enter the national spotlight. The 1994-95 women's basketball edition took it a step further moving to the NCAA Final Four with a school-record 30-3 mark and a 17-1 ledger in Northeast-10 action. Stonehill claimed the Conference Tournament title as Michelle Doonan (Player of the Year, first-team All-America) and Paula Sullivan (Coach of the Year) received major awards. The team set program records for most points in a game (109), season (2,718) and field goals made (1,007).
Of the school’s top 20 scorers, five – Sue Patchett (2,140), Doonan (1,965), Kim Trudel (1,730), Esther King (1,190) and Kristen Morast (1,180) – played on either one or both of the teams.
Michelle Doonan
Tracy Egan
Stacy Jewell
Pam Kelly
Esther King
Kristen Kneisal
Mary Jean Lynch
Erin O'Brien
Sue Patchett
Tania Phelan
Terri Rimkus
Debbie Suess
Kim Trudel
Danielle Xavier
Corrie Hale
Paula Sullivan, Head Coach
Katy Delaney, Assistant Coach
Bill Gould, Assistant Coach
Kelly Hart, Assistant Coach
Two of the best women’s basketball teams ever to wear the purple and white, combined to go 57-8 over a two-year span and enter the national spotlight. The 1994-95 women's basketball edition took it a step further moving to the NCAA Final Four with a school-record 30-3 mark and a 17-1 ledger in Northeast-10 action. Stonehill claimed the Conference Tournament title as Michelle Doonan (Player of the Year, first-team All-America) and Paula Sullivan (Coach of the Year) received major awards. The team set program records for most points in a game (109), season (2,718) and field goals made (1,007).