Athletics Information

Women's Basketball

Chenae Earle

	Class: Junior
	Hometown: South Orange, N.J.
	High School: Columbia

	Height: 5-7
	Position: G
	Birthdate: 02/05/1991

02/11/2012

SAINTS STAY PERFECT IN GNAC WITH 83-55 WIN OVER NORWICH

Prior to the start of the game, the Saints celebrated the careers of the two seniors on the squad, Meghan Kirwan (Melrose, Mass.) and Breanna Ockimey (Philadelphia, Pa.). The duo led the way, combining for 32 points in the win.

01/18/2012

WOMEN'S BASKETBALL CRUISES OVER ANNA MARIA, 66-43

The Saints remain unbeaten in the GNAC with a perfect 5-0 mark

01/10/2012

NEGRI'S DOUBLE-DOUBLE LEADS SAINTS OVER SUFFOLK, 64-58

Freshman forward Lena Negri (Arlington, Va.) posted her first collegiate double-double, leading all scorers with 19 points and collecting a season-high 13 rebounds for the Saints.

01/03/2012

WOMEN'S HOOP TEAM LOVING LONDON

The Emmanuel College Women's Basketball Team traveled abroad during the winter break to play in the London South Bank University Tournament

11/13/2011

WOMEN'S BASKETBALL SEASON PREVIEW

Head Coach Andy Yosinoff, who is in his 35th year with the Saints, returns seven veterans and three starters from last year's championship squad.

AS A SOPHOMORE...Earle played in 26 games for the Saints...totaled 37 points, 29 assists, 23 rebounds and 19 steals...helped Emmanuel to a 21-8 overall record, an undefeated GNAC mark (12-0), the program's 5^th-straight GNAC Championship and 16^th NCAA Tournament appearance...represented the Saints Women's Basketball Team on Emmanuel's Student-Athlete Advisory Committee.

AS A FRESHMAN...Earle played in all 28 of Emmanuel's games, as the team went 22-6 on the season...netted 36 points (12-47)...dished out 30 assists...hauled in 28 rebounds...collected 6 steals...blocked 4 shots as a rookie...helped the Saints to the program's fourth-straight GNAC Championship and a bid to the NCAA Tournament.

BEFORE EMMANUEL...Earle was a four-year player on the varsity team at Columbia High School (Maplewood, N.J.)...led her team to back-to-back conference championships during her junior and senior seasons.