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Leopards to each appearance since her first season in 1982, breaking through for her first ECC Championship in 1987 with a 15–2–5 team. The University of Delaware entered their meeting with the Leopards on a 17-game ECC unbeaten streak, which ended with tie. In the league tournament, Delaware had won the six previous league championships and never lost to Lafayette until the Leopards prevailed 2–1 after three overtimes and two sets of flickoffs. Lafayette won the championship again in 1989 with an 18–4–0 mark. Lafayette won the inaugural Patriot League Championship with a 19–3–0 record and qualified for the ECAC Division I Championships, a regional post-season tournament. Lafayette defeated Princeton and Harvard to capture the title. Lafayette made return trips in 1992, where they fell to
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Princeton, Pittsburgh, and Bucknell, had animal nicknames. It is not clear why the nickname "Leopards" was selected, although it is reasonable to speculate that an 'L' nickname was ideal since other schools had animal nicknames that started with the school's first letter (Pittsburgh Panthers, Bucknell Bison). The leopard was also selected because its 'cunning and physical strength, combined with the fact that it is irresistible when aroused, seemed to be typical of a Lafayette team.' The Leopard mascot made its debut against Washington & Jefferson University at Yankee Stadium on October 25, 1924, a 20–6 Leopard victory. On November 4, 2023, Lafayette students voted to change the nickname of the mascot from "The Leopard" to "Roary."
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host of services, including sports medicine, strength and conditioning, uniforms, warm-ups and travel. Being a member of the squad requires dedication and time management to balance academics, conditioning, practices, cheerleading at football and basketball games, and performances at various events. The season is nearly year-round, beginning with tryouts in the spring before the squad attends camp and begins practice in August. They cheer for the football team through
November before turning to basketball season for both the men's and women's teams, which continues until March. The squad usually practices three to four days a week, depending on the upcoming schedule. The team is led by seniors Allie DeMoncada, Mikee Swick, and Danielle Moran.
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Leopards have not had a winning record in Patriot League play or in a season. Pat Fisher stepped down following 2001 with a 295–284 career mark in 21 years. Tammy Smith promptly took over the program, but the Leopards won only 55 games in nine seasons, including 27 wins in the Patriot League. However, the Leopards made a miracle run to the 2009 Patriot League Championship game. After a 6–21 season and only two league wins, the Leopards knocked off American University and Navy to reach the championship game, where the fell by eight to Lehigh.
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Washington, DC. Nationally, the
Lafayette Sports Network sets the standard for institutionally-run television networks in terms of distribution. LSN has partnerships with ESPN3 & WatchESPN, ESPN College Extra, Mid Atlantic Sports Network (MASN), DirectTV and DISH Network. All Lafayette Sports Network telecasts are available live world-wide via live video streaming through GoLeopards.com's partnership with the Patriot League Network, featuring live and archived broadcasts.
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entailed five 20-win seasons and five appearances in the ECC Championship game in seven seasons of league play. Additionally, the women had 17 winning seasons in 22 years of play. Since 1993–94, the
Leopards have had only one winning season. During that span, they have had two double-digit wins seasons: 2007–08 and 2010–11.
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scholarships in any sports. Along with basketball athletic scholarships, Lafayette offers scholarships in field hockey and men's soccer. In 2012, Lafayette, along with the rest of the
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Lafayette quickly established a winning tradition. In their fourth season, the
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The first athletic teams at Lafayette were nicknamed the 'Maroon' as a result of the maroon sweaters worn by the players. Though the team continued to wear maroon, a new nickname was bestowed on Lafayette. The Lafayette Student Council voted on the nickname "Leopards" since many other rival schools,
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Lafayette's golf program began in 1963. Since the inception of the Patriot League in 1991, six Leopards have been recognized with All-Patriot League status. The Leopards posted one of their best finishes in 2003 when Jim Hutnik was recognized as Coach of the Year for guiding the team to fourth place
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in 1993 to claim the title. Early Patriot League Champions did not receive a bid to the NCAA Tournament until 1996. During the era, Suzi Farrell finished her career with 79 goals, which currently rank 24th most in NCAA history. Anne Russell ranks sixth all-time in save percentage with .900, with
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Diane Nolan took over the program in 2010 and led the Leopards to their second double-digit win total in 13 years. The Leopards are currently led by phenom shot-blocker Danielle Fiacco, who despite missing a portion of the 2010–11 season to injury, managed to finish with 71 blocks as a freshman.
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1–0 in overtime, but finished the season ranked 18. Goaltender Casey Devlin had one of the most prolific single seasons in NCAA history, posting a 19–3 mark. Her 19 wins are tied for 11th most in NCAA history and her .864 winning percentage is tied for 18th for a single season, while her career
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The women had their best season in history in 1993, when they won the Patriot League Championship by one point over Lehigh. Three runners placed on the all-league team and coach Julio Piazza won coach of the year accolades. Megan Smith placed in the meet, and would do so again in 1995 and 1996.
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started offering athletic scholarships for their basketball teams. Other schools followed suit except Lafayette, which held out until 2006, three years longer than the last holdout (Bucknell). At the time, Lafayette was the lone school in Division I aside from the Ivy League not offer athletic
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full scholarship team, the Leopards returned the Patriot League Championship in 2010 for the first time since 2000 and fell to Lehigh. Lafayette lost the 2011 championship game to Bucknell, but the Leopards' double overtime buzzer-beater by Jim Mower against
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at 15th with 416 all-time victories. Former head coach Ann Gold is ranked 12th in career victories with 294 and 22nd in winning percentage with .607. The Leopards have had 28 winning seasons in 40 years and play their home games at Rappolt Field.
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for a nationally televised game. The Leopards dominated 83–68 as Otis Ellis, Lafayette's second all-time leading scorer behind Tracy Tripucka, scored a career high 35 points. Notre Dame qualified for 1988 NCAA Tournament.
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Pat Fisher took over the squad in 1980–81 and would coach the Leopards for the next 20 seasons. She quickly established strong squads. Her first season entailed another AIAW bid, but the Leopards lost at home to
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1435:Lafayette Men's Basketball Media Guide 2011-12
951:Lafayette is 416–260–45 all-time in 39 years.
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1755:"Lafayette Men's Lacrosse 2009 Media Guide"
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146:Mike Bourger '44 Field at Oaks Stadium
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1165:NCAA Tournament appearances (1): 2010
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765:Lafayette Leopards women's basketball
501:NCAA Division I Baseball Championship
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552:Lafayette is 1755–1563–32 all-time.
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3912:Lehigh Valley International Airport
3709:Dorney Park & Wildwater Kingdom
1437:. Lafayette College. Archived from
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576:Lafayette Leopards men's basketball
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1168:Conference Championships (1): 2010
926:University of California, Berkeley
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3881:The Rivalry (Lafayette–Lehigh)
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1589:Women's Basketball Statistics
1395:Legends of Lehigh - Lafayette
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3694:Bear Creek Mountain Resort
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2742:Dutchland Derby Rollers
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2597:Philadelphia Revolution
1622:Field Hockey Statistics
1111:Charles "Babe" Rinehart
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830:Kansas State University
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610:. The Leopards fell to
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3479:Allentown architecture
3163:Sports in Pennsylvania
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2896:Pittsburgh Riveters SC
2886:West Chester United SC
2689:Philadelphia Waterdogs
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2361:Washington Wild Things
2291:Lehigh Valley IronPigs
1772:"2008–2009 Men's Golf"
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650:University of Virginia
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3289:Center City Allentown
3105:Lehigh Mountain Hawks
3028:Philadelphia Freedoms
2851:Philadelphia Union II
2495:Philadelphia Phantomz
2321:Reading Fightin Phils
2276:Philadelphia Phillies
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3574:Zoellner Arts Center
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3051:Philadelphia Phoenix
2957:Lancaster Inferno FC
2871:Lehigh Valley United
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2607:Pittsburgh Vengeance
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1100:Frank "Dutch" Schwab
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627:1957 NCAA Tournament
328:College World Series
283:Princeton University
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3125:Pittsburgh Panthers
2947:Pittsburgh Hotspurs
2921:Pittsburgh Hotspurs
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2757:Philly Roller Derby
2652:Pottstown Team Blue
2634:Harrisburg Lunatics
2577:Johnstown Tomahawks
2527:Pittsburgh Penguins
2522:Philadelphia Flyers
2466:Pittsburgh Steelers
2461:Philadelphia Eagles
2438:Philadelphia Fusion
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2316:Harrisburg Senators
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1500:on 10 February 2012
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1073:Pittsburgh Steelers
1069:Pittsburgh Panthers
1013:most-played rivalry
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782:Kutztown University
771:Kirby Sports Center
728:American University
700:Kirby Sports Center
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582:Kirby Sports Center
513:University of Texas
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3846:High school sports
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3775:Lehigh Valley Mall
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3382:Salisbury Township
3327:Bethlehem Township
3150:Villanova Wildcats
3100:Lafayette Leopards
3095:La Salle Explorers
2967:Erie Commodores FC
2911:Erie Commodores FC
2841:Philadelphia Union
2813:Philadelphia Fight
2732:Black Rose Rollers
2699:Philadelphia Force
2679:Philadelphia Wings
2649:Pittsburgh Bandits
2499:Pittsburgh Passion
2394:Philadelphia 76ers
2331:Lancaster Stormers
2281:Pittsburgh Pirates
2253:Philadelphia Hawks
2120:Army Black Knights
2094:Lafayette Leopards
1948:Women's basketball
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543:Los Angeles Angels
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