2006 Seven Sisters Women's Basketball Tournament
Hosted by Haverford College

Participants (Tournament seed)

Bryn Mawr (8) - Roster | Results | Stats
Haverford (6) - Roster | Results | Stats
Mount Holyoke (1) - Roster | Results | Stats
Smith (3) - Roster | Results | Stats
St. Joseph, CT (7) - Roster | Results | Stats
Swarthmore (2) - Roster | Results | Stats
Vassar (4) - Roster | Results | Stats
Wellesley (5) - Roster | Results | Stats

All games were played at the Calvin J. Gooding '84 Arena located in the Douglas B. Gardner '83 Integrated Athletic Center on the campus of Haverford College.

Can't make it to Haverford to see the games in person? Haverford College sports information will provide live stats for all Seven Sisters tournament games. Click here for live stats.

Final game results, box scores, game stories and updated Tournament schedules will be posted on this page immediately after each game has concluded.

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Schedule & Results- Friday, December 1

Game #1: 1:00 p.m. - #1 Mount Holyoke 49, #8 Bryn Mawr 41 Box | Release
Game #2: 3:00 p.m. - #4 Vassar 55, #5 Wellesley 38 Box | Release
Game #3: 5:00 p.m. - #3 Smith 49, #6 Haverford 47 Box | Release
Game #4: 7:00 p.m. - #2 Swarthmore 53, #7 St. Joseph (CT) 41 Box | Release

Schedule & Results- Saturday, December 2

10:00 a.m. - Wellesley 55, Bryn Mawr 54 Box | Release
12:00 p.m. - Haverford 54, St. Joseph (CT) 48 Box | Release
2:00 p.m. - Mount Holyoke 66, Vassar 47 Box | Release
4:00 p.m. - Swarthmore 51, Smith 45 Box | Release

Schedule & Results - Sunday, December 3

9:00 a.m. - Bryn Mawr 58, St. Joseph (CT) 40 (7th place game) Box | Release
11:00 a.m. - Wellesley 70, Haverford 61 (5th place game) Box | Release
1:00 p.m. - Vassar 53. Smith 41 (3rd place game) Box | Release
3:00 p.m. - Mount Holyoke 71, Swarthmore 50 Box | Release (Championship game)

Seven Sisters Women's Basketball Tournament Champions

2006 - Mount Holyoke
2005 - Mount Holyoke
2004 - Mount Holyoke
2003 - Mount Holyoke
2002 - Mount Holyoke
2001 - Swarthmore
2000 - Vassar
1999 - Wellesley
1998 - Smith
1997 - Smith
1996 - Smith
1995 - Smith
1994 - Wellesley
1993 - Wellesley
1992 - Wellesley
1991 - Smith
1990 - Smith
1989 - Smith
1988 - Smith
1987- Smith
1986 - Columbia
1985 - Columbia
1984 - Wellesley
1983 - Mount Holyoke
1982 - Smith
1981 - Smith

Seven Sisters Women's Basketball All-Tournament Teams

2006
Tournament MVP - Angela Astuccio (Mount Holyoke)
Tournament Defensive MVP - Joeanna Silvey (Mount Holyoke)
Rachel Cerlen (Vassar)
Helena Charron (Smith)
Jessica Duff (Wellesley)
Amy Johnson - (Bryn Mawr)
Brittany Lattisaw (Haverford)
Jessica Olson (Mount Holyoke)
Berit Schelde (Smit(
Joeanna Silvey (Mount Holyoke)

2005
Tournament MVP - Jonee Billy (Mount Holyoke)
Tournament Defensive MVP - Shelly Harrison (Smith)
Jessica Allen (Bryn Mawr)
Katie Crowley (Haverford)
Jeanne Powers (Mount Holyoke)
Ashley Sutton (Smith)
Karen Berk (Swarthmore)
Debbie Farrelly (Swarthmore)
Jennifer Stevenson (Swarthmore)
Kristin Doeberl (Wellesley)

2004
Tournament MVP - Sara Belding (Mount Holyoke)
Tournament Defensive MVP - Jen Stevenson (Swarthmore)
Jonee Billy (Mount Holyoke)
Katie Crowley (Haverford)
Shelly Harrison (Smith)
Amy Johnson (Bryn Mawr)
Erin Johnson (Wellesley)
Kristen Lee (Swarthmore)
Natalie Serkowski (Vassar)
Radiance Walters (Swarthmore)

2003
Tournament MVP - Sara Belding (Mount Holyoke)
Tournament Defensive MVP -Katie Robinson (Swarthmore)
Alex Allukian (Wellesley)
Jonee Billy (Mount Holyoke)
Maureen Christ (St. Joseph)
Katie Crowley (Haverford)
Kristen Doeberl (Wellesley)
Shelly Harrison (Smith)
Dasen Woitkowski (Smith)
Alison Wolff (Swarthmore)

Seven Sisters Women's Basketball Tournament History
In November 1980, Barnard College hosted Bryn Mawr College, College of New Rochelle and Vassar College in a four-team basketball tournament, which was won by New Rochelle. Following the tournament, the original Seven Sister schools - Barnard, Bryn Mawr, Mount Holyoke, Radcliffe, Smith, Vassar and Wellesley - joined to conduct championships in sports they had in common.

Radcliffe (now competing as Harvard) decided not to participate in favor of NCAA Division I and Ivy League competition. Barnard (now competing as Columbia) participated in a few early championships, but withdrew from the competition for the same reasons. The five remaining sisters were joined by their Division III "cousins," Haverford and Swarthmore, who made long-term commitments to participate in the championships.

In addition to the basketball tournament, Seven Sisters championships are conducted in the sports of crew, cross country, field hockey, lacrosse, squash, swimming & diving, tennis, and volleyball.

St. Joseph College of Connecticut completed the eight team draw of the 2006 Seven Sisters women's basketball tournament. Mount Holyoke defeated Swarthmore for the fourth consecutive season, 71-50, to take home its fifth consecutive Seven Sisters crown. The 2006 Seven Sisters women's basketball tournament was held from December 1-3, 2006, on the campus of Haverford College.