"This is a good time to be involved in Badger athletics, The school is incredibly popular and Brock is a place that any student athlete can proudly call home.  As for the season, we have a talented team with strong recruits and mature veterans, I feel that the skill and chemistry could be reflected in one of the best Badger teams to ever take the floor."

While at Brock, She has led her squad to the league playoffs 17 out of 20 seasons, and is the all-time winningest coach in Brock history with 257 victories.

The native of St. Catharines made the Canadian National Team at the age of 17 and was a member for seven years including the 1976 and 1980 Olympic Teams. As a member of Team Canada she won three bronze medals in 1979 at the Pan-Am Games, the World Championships and FISU Games. From 1989-94 she was an assistant coach with the Canadian National Team.

Critelli also enjoyed a tremendous amount of success as a collegiate player at the University of Winnipeg (1974-75), Laurentian University (1976-78), and Old Dominion University (1978-80). She was a three time All-Canadian and a one time Academic All-American. She is the only individual to ever win both an NCAA and a CIAU title, winning two CIAU titles at Laurentian and two NCAA titles with Old Dominion.  After her great college career she went on to play professional with the Chicago Hustle form 1980-81

In the summer of 1999 she was inducted into the Ontario Basketball Hall of fame. In 1998 she was also inducted into the Canadian Basketball Hall of Fame and in November of 1999 she was inducted into the St. Catharines Hall of Fame.

In 1980 she graduated from Old Dominion University with a Bachelor of Science and Bachelor of Education.