Athletics Hall of Fame
Elizabeth M. Cranmer '91 missed just one game in her remarkable career for the women's basketball team, playing in 116 of 117 games for Head Coach Donna Guimont. Her teams made two Northeast-10 Conference finals appearances, winning the 1991 NE10 Championship while making two NCAA Regional Championship game appearances (1990, 1991).
Out of the 116 games she played in, Cranmer was the leading scorer in 50 of them. Her team's leading scorer each year, Cranmer graduated with school records for most field goals (673), most field-goal attempts (1,426) and highest field-goal percentage (.472). She finished her career as the program's second all-time leading scorer with 1,638 points.
Cranmer was the 1987 Northeast-10 Conference Rookie of the Year, an NE10 Honorable Mention in 1989 and a Second Team All-NE10 choice in 1990. As a senior, she was a First Team All-NE10 selection, a Second Team All-ECAC pick and was named to the NCAA New England Regional All-Tournament Team, the NE10 All-Academic Team and a Kodak All-America Honorable Mention.
