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................................................. 2-3Newton Campus Complex .......... 4

Bowen Holden ............................ 6Assistant Coaches ...................... 7Support Staff ............................... 8

Outlook ................................ 10-11Roster and Team Photo ............ 12Players ................................. 14-26

2009 Season ............................ 282009 All-ACC Team .................. 29Record Book ........................ 30-33Year-by-Year ........................ 34-35Letterwinners ............................ 362009 Team Awards ................... 37

Where Are They Now? ........ 38-39 Community Service ............. 40-41

ACC .......................................... 42Boston College ......................... 43Athletics Director ...................... 44

Location ................................................. Chestnut Hill, Mass.Founded ........................................................................ 1863Enrollment ................................................................. 14,500President .....................................Rev. William P. Leahy, S.J.Athletic Director ............................................ Gene DeFilippoSenior Women’s Administrator .................... Jody MooradianNickname .................................................................... EaglesColors ........................................................ Maroon and GoldConference .................................. Atlantic Coast Conference

Head Coach .......................Bowen Holden (Georgetown ’01)Career Record ......................................30-39 (four seasons)Record at BC ........................................30-39 (four seasons)Holden’s Office Phone .................................. (617) 552-8959Holden’s Email .................................. bowen.holden@bc.eduAssistant Coach ................Caroline McGuire (Richmond ’06)Assistant Coach .................................... Jen Kent (Colby ’90)2009 Overall Record .........................................................9-92009 Conference Record/Finish ........................... 0-5 (Sixth)Letterwinners Returning/Lost .......................................... 17/9Starters Returning/Lost ..................................................... 6/6Newcomers .......................................................................... 9

Associate AD/Media Relations ......................Chris CameronAssistant AD/Media Relations ............................. Dick KelleyAssistant AD/Media Relations .................Stephanie TunneraAssistant Director/Media Relations .........................Tim ClarkAssistant Director/Media Relations .......................Matt LynchLacrosse Contact .............................................. Mark NugentSID Office Phone .......................................... (617) 552-4508SID Cell Phone ............................................. (401) 374-0241SID E-mail ...............................................nugentmk@bc.eduMedia Relations Fax ..................................... (617) 552-4903Athletics Website .................................... www.bceagles.comMailing Address ............................. 140 Commonwealth Ave.................................................................... Conte Forum 321 ................................................................... Chestnut Hill, MA

The 2010 Boston College Lacrosse Media Guide is a production of the Boston Col-lege Media Relations Office and the Boston College Athletic Association, Chestnut Hill, Mass. 02467. All rights reserved.Edited by Mark Nugent and the Media Relations Office.Designed by Pack Network - www.PackNetwork.comPhotographs by John Quackenbos (Athletic Department Photographer), Marc An-drew Deley, Jet Commercial Photo, Garry Gilbert (BC Office of Publications), Lee Pellegrini (BC Office of Publications), Jim Abts, Boston Chamber of Commerce.

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“ ”“BC Lacrosse has given me the opportunity to learn the impor-tance of work ethic and teamwork. I have learned so much about myself and met amazing people along the way. My teammates are amazing and I love spending time with them.”-Suzanne Cannon ‘10

“ ”“BC lacrosse means hard work, accountability, and laughs but most importantly it’s the desire to be a part of a team that has the ability to make history!”-Caroline Barclay ’13

“ ”“I chose BC because it gave me the opportunity to come to an outstanding academic school in a great city and play in one of the most competitive lacrosse leagues in the country in the ACC. More importantly though, I knew we had the opportunity to build the program into something great and really establish BC as a contender in the ACC.”-Sheila Serafino ’11

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“ ”“I chose BC because it had everything I wanted in a col-lege- a campus feel that’s close to a major, fun city, top academics and a great sports atmosphere. Also, I saw

how this team was such a close-knit group of not only teammates but great friends who knew how to make each

other laugh- I knew I wanted to be a part of that” -Lauren Costello ’10

“ ”“To me BC Lacrosse is a blessing. The lessons

learned, people met and community formed have changed my life and will last forever.”

-Mary Stinson ‘10

“ ”“I chose to come to Boston College because it has the best of everything. Excellent academics, a beautiful campus near a great city, the opportunity to do fulfilling community service and a la-crosse program that is on the verge of becoming a national force!”-Hannah Alley ’11

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Nestled behind the law school on Boston College’s Newton Campus is one of nation’s elite soccer/lacrosse facilities.

Completely updated in 2008, the Newton Campus Soccer/Lacrosse Complex features a newly installed Polytan artifi-cial playing surface.

Polytan surfaces are used at the World Cup Stadium in Stuttgart, Germany, the Olympic Stadium in Munich, and on many fields both at the collegiate level and internationally.

With the addition of the Polytan artificial playing surface, coupled with offseason updates that include permanent team benches canopied to guard against the elements and a 30-seat, enclosed press box complete with a roof-deck video-filming area, Boston College is proud to boast a brand new state-of-the-art facility.

The artificial playing surface made its regular-season debut on Aug. 29, 2008 against Boston University.

Overall, the field is entering its tenth year in existence. It spent the first eight seasons as a natural grass pitch before switching to the artificial turf. Lights were added to the field prior to the 2003 campaign.

With its close proximity to the freshmen dorms, the “Super-fans,” BC’s collective student fan base, frequent games to provide a boisterous and exciting atmosphere. Decked in bright gold t-shirts, Superfans, friends and family alike sit near the action, and the close tree line provides an intimate atmosphere for soccer and lacrosse matches.

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Bowen Holden enters her fifth year as the Eagles’ head coach. The 2009 season marked one of the best in school history, especially since entering the ACC in 2005. Completing its first winning season with a 9-8 record (9-9 overall), the Eagles made great strides. Five of the team’s opponents were ranked in the top 10-15 in the country throughout the entire season. Four individuals were honored as IWLCA Regional All-Americans, two made the All-ACC team (the most ever), four were named to the All-ACC Academic Team, two were honored as IWLCA Academic Honor Roll members, and the entire team was an IWLCA Academic Honor Squad for maintaining a GPA above 3.0.

In Holden’s third year, the Eagles captured their first top-10 win in program histo-ry by beating then #7-ranked North Carolina in double-overtime. This launched BC into the #4 spot in the ACC at the end of the regular season and earned BC its first-ever 4th seed in the ACC tournament. Overall, the 2008 team ended the season with a 7-10 record with several individual accolades earned along the way.

In 2007, BC compiled a 6-11 record, 1-4 in the competitive ACC. Four of the team’s five ACC opponents were ranked in the top six of the Inside Lacrosse Media Poll. The Eagles made the IWLCA Honor Roll for the second year in a row, placing third on the Division I Honor Squads list with a 3.028 cumulative GPA. Three players received IWLCA Academic Honor Roll accolades and were named to the All-ACC Academic team.

The Eagles ended their 2006 inaugural season in the ACC 8-9 overall and 1-4 in conference play. Six of BC’s opponents were ranked in the top 13 in the country. Holden’s team was honored in 2006 as one of 42 teams on the IWLCA Aca-demic Honor Roll. Two of Holden’s student-athletes received individual IWLCA academic honors, and one earned IWLCA Regional All-American status for ac-complishments on the field.

Prior to arriving at BC, Holden was the associate head coach at Georgetown University in 2004 and an assistant for the previous three years. Holden helped the Hoyas to a 56-16 record over a four-year span. She also played a key role in leading the Hoyas to two NCAA Final Fours, including the 2002 NCAA National Championship game. The Hoyas won four consecutive undefeated Big East Championships and made four straight appearances in the NCAA tournament. During her tenure, Georgetown had one Tewaaraton Trophy winner, eight All-Americans, a National Attacker of the Year, a National Defender of the Year and six Big East Players of the Year.

Holden is a 2001 graduate of Georgetown University, earning her Bachelor of Arts in physics. She also completed a Masters degree from Georgetown’s Public Policy Institute. Holden played lacrosse for one year at Bowdoin College in 1998 where she earned second-team regional All-American honors and team MVP as a freshman.

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Holden then transferred to Georgetown, where she started in goal for the next three years. She was a three-time All-American and two-time co-MVP. In her final season, she was named a captain, was an NCAA National Champion final-ist, was named to the IWLCA All-Academic squad, and was a first-team national and regional All-American. She was voted NCAA Goalkeeper of the Year as well. Also recognized for her efforts in the classroom, Holden earned the an-nual Robert A. Duffey Scholar-Athlete Award and the NCAA District of Columbia Woman of the Year Award for outstanding academic and athletic achievement and service to the community. She still ranks second on Georgetown’s all-time career leaders list with 747 saves.

Active in the lacrosse community off the field, Holden serves on the NCAA North Region All-America Committee and was previously a member of the NCAA Northeast Regional Committee.

Holden is a native of Lincoln, Mass. and graduated from Lincoln-Sudbury Re-gional High School in 1997. She currently resides in Newton, Mass. with her husband, Charlie Martin, and their two daughters, Cannon Elizabeth Martin, age two, and McClaine Ellen Martin, born in January of 2009.

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A native of Norwell, Mass. and a graduate of Thayer Academy where she was inducted into the Thayer Academy Sports Hall of Fame, Kent was a four-year letterwinner at Colby College in Waterville, Maine. She played soccer, basketball and lacrosse. In lacrosse, she was a two year captain, MVP and leading scorer, as well as a Brine/IWLCA 2nd Team All-American her senior season in 1990.

Kent is in her second year as an assistant coach for the Eagles as she was promoted in the fall of 2009 from volunteer assistant to assistant coach. In Kent’s first season with BC, she made her presence known immediately. She focuses her attention on the defensive end, but she has played a crucial role in individual development as well. Kent will look to enhance the role she plays now as an assistant coach.

Upon graduation from Colby, Kent joined the staff at the Hyde School in Bath, Maine where she taught and coached lacrosse and soccer, eventually becoming the Dean of Students and Athletic Director. Her accolades at Hyde include the 1995 Maine State Champions in lacrosse.

After leaving Hyde, Kent became the Varsity Lacrosse Coach at Norwell High School in 1998 where she won back-to-back state titles in 2005 and 2006 and was named Massachusetts Coach of the Year in 2005.

In addition to her coaching duties at Norwell, Kent was also the Co-director of Norwell Youth Lacrosse and the Co-director and owner of Xtreme Lacrosse and Soccer camps.

Kent has significant ties to Boston College, as her four siblings are alumni of BC: Michelle Lally O’Grady `89, Rob Lally `90, Doug Lally `91, and Greg Lally ‘96.

Kent currently lives in Norwell with her husband Jeff, and their six children: Alicia (19), Callahan (14), Kenzie (13), Parker (11), Addison (10), and Bailey (9)

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The 2010 season is McGuire’s second at BC after serving as the assistant wom-en’s lacrosse coach at Davidson College in North Carolina for one season. In 2009, McGuire worked primarily with the offense and helped the Eagles make important strides within the program and beyond. Ending the season with their best overall record since entering the ACC, the Eagles are poised to make more headway in 2010 and McGuire will play a crucial role in that effort.

In addition, McGuire acts as the recruiting coordinator for the program, organiz-ing all aspects of recruiting travel and correspondence, and is highly involved in the decision-making process.

At Davidson, McGuire helped guide the team to a record-breaking 11-5 season, including a six game win streak and most wins in a single season. She is a 2006 graduate of the University of Richmond with a degree in Rhetoric and Com-munication Studies.

At Richmond, McGuire was a four-year starter on the women’s lacrosse team who helped lead the Spiders to a #9 national ranking in 2006 and two Atlantic 10 titles in 2005 and 2006. She was named the Most Outstanding Player of the Atlantic 10 Tournament in 2005 and 2006 and earned a spot on the Atlantic 10 first team in 2005 and 2006.

McGuire concluded her career at Richmond by setting four new program re-cords, including the career goals (141) and draw controls (115) records and the single-season goals (59) and draw controls (48) record. She was also ranked third for points in a single season (68), fourth for points in a career (146) and fin-ished third in the league for shots (7.05/g), fourth for goals (2.95/g), and fifth for points (3.40/g) and draw controls (2.40/g). She also finished 20th in the NCAA for goals (2.95/g).

A 2006 IWLCA/US Lacrosse All-American selection, McGuire was the Atlantic 10 Offensive Player of the Year and appeared in Sports Illustrated’s May 2006 “Faces in the Crowd” following the 2006 Atlantic 10 tournament.

A native of Darien, Conn., McGuire currently resides in Charlestown, Mass.

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Thomas Shruhan is in his fifth year as a member of the Boston College strength and conditioning staff. He twice served as an academic intern for the Eagles, before being hired as a full-time strength and conditioning intern in May 2006 and then as a full-time assistant coach in June 2008.This is Shruhan’s second season as the strength and conditioning coach for the women’s basketball team. He also serves as the strength and con-ditioning coach for field hockey, men’s and women’s alpine skiing, women’s rowing, and men’s and women’s swimming.A graduate of Springfield College in 2006, Shruhan received his bachelor’s degree in exercise physiology with a minor in nutrition. Shruhan played out-side linebacker on the Springfield College football team for four seasons.In May 2008, Shruhan received his master’s degree from Boston College in administrative studies. He is also a USA Weightlifting Certified Club Coach.

Assistant Strength and Conditioning CoachFifth Season

Beth Gillis is in her third year with Boston College Sports Medicine staff. She primarily works with the football team in the summer, fall and winter and joins the lacrosse staff in the spring.The Detroit, Mich, native comes to the Eagles from Sacred Heart Univer-sity, where she completed a two-year graduate assistantship as an athletic trainer with the women’s ice hockey and lacrosse teams. At Sacred Heart, Gillis received her Master of Arts degree in teaching in the spring of 2007.Before working with the Pioneers, Gillis attended Indiana University where she earned her Bachelor of Science degree in kinesiology in 2005.

Resident Athletic TrainerThird Year

Joe Shirley ........................... Assistant Athletic Director/FacilitiesMatt Conway ..................... Assistant Athletic Director/OperationsKirsten Britton ............................................... Event AdministratorKevin Murphy ............................................... Equipment Manager

Ferna L. Phillips, Ph.D. ................................................... Director Dard Miller, Ph.D. ........................................... Associate DirectorMariette Landry ........ Learning Specialist & Academic CounselorLee Metzger ................................................ Academic CounselorTim Richardson .......................................... Academic CounselorClare Turkington ......................................... Academic CounselorLee LeBlanc .......................................... Administrative Secretary

Carly Pariseau ................ Assoc. Athletic Director of ComplianceAaron Aaker .. Assistant Athletic Director/Compliance & Eligibility

Jody Mooradian was promoted to the position of Senior Associate Athletics Director/Senior Women’s Administrator in June 2006. In her position, she administers the sports of women’s basketball, field hockey, volleyball, cross country, track and field, lacrosse, softball, and rowing. She also serves as Life Skills coordinator as well as having many support areas report to her.She serves on the ACC Women’s Basketball Committee, Field Hockey Committee and Volleyball Committee. She is a former chair of the NCAA Women’s Rowing Com-mittee and has served on the NCAA Women’s Volleyball Committee.Prior to her current post at BC, Mooradian served as part of the Northeastern Univer-sity athletic department for six years. During her tenure at Northeastern, Mooradian served as Assistant Director of Athletics for Compliance, Associate Director of Ath-letics, Interim Director of Athletics and Senior Associate Director of Athletics/Senior Woman Administrator.Mooradian also served as the Director of Athletics at Edinboro University of Pennsyl-vania from 1993 until 1997 and was a Compliance Assistant at UCLA in early 1993.Prior to her career in athletics, Mooradian was an attorney for a private law firm and for the Cigna Insurance Company from 1987 until 1993. In addition, she was a District 4 New Hampshire State Representative from 1980-82.She is a member of the Board of Directors, Collegiate Women’s Sports Awards and the Executive Committee of NACDA (National Association of Collegiate Di-rectors of Athletics).Mooradian earned a bachelor’s degree in Political Science from the University of New Hampshire (’82) and a Juris Doctorate from the Delaware Law School of Wid-ener University (’86).

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The Boston College lacrosse team enters the 2010 season with high hopes as it looks to build on the great success that the team exhib-ited during the 2009 fall season. “In general, we had a really good fall,” Head Coach Bowen Holden said. “The team came back in September in the best shape that they have ever been in. They continued to maintain that and take another step in the right direction.”After finishing the 2009 season 9-8 (9-9 overall), the Eagles are looking to their seniors for guidance and leadership to make this another productive and positive season. Captains Blair Clancy, Lau-ren Costello and Peyton Killeen, along with fellow seniors Suzanne Cannon and Mary Stinson have all earned a vote of confidence from the coaching staff. “The five seniors have done a really good job of setting the tone early and the three captains have worked extremely hard,” Holden said. “They have great leadership and have worked with the coach-ing staff to be the best captains they can be. We are really pleased with all five seniors and all that they have done.”The schedule this season will take the Eagles from league games with Virginia Tech and North Carolina in Chestnut Hill to ACC con-tests at Maryland, Virginia and Duke. BC will also take on a number of non-conference opponents as well, highlighted by a trip to Jack-sonville, Florida to take on the University of Jacksonville on March 2, as well as a meeting with cross-town rivals, Boston University on April 14 and Harvard on May 5.

The Eagles’ offense has grown accustomed to seeing senior Lauren Costello at the forefront of BC’s attack, as she has started every single game of her career at the Heights.“The offensive end is, no doubt, led by senior captain Lauren Costel-lo,” Holden said. “She has done a great job of leading and continues to play at a high level.”“She is supported by sophomore Brittany Wilton. She came on late last year but she really is one of our best athletes and has a lot to offer on the field, not only in her skills but in her desire to win. I’m excited to see the two of them working together.”BC’s attack will be aided in experience by seniors Mary Stinson and Sue Cannon, as well as junior Jill Amo and sophomore Ginny Gum-mersall.“Mary (Stinson) has size and strength and she will look to compete for time this spring,” Holden said. “Sue (Cannon) is transitioning from defense back to offense. She came in as an attacker and I moved her to defense her sophomore and junior year. She is now back on the attack and doing well.”Two new faces will also make their mark on the offense as freshmen Caroline Martignetti and Brooke Blue have played an integral part in the Eagles’ plan during the 2009 fall season.“Brooke started for us all fall and really has an incredible knack for the cage and her vision is incredible,” Holden said. “There is no question that she is going to do a lot for us this year. Caroline Mar-tignetti has a lot to offer as well. She hustles all over the field and is a strong presence around the crease.”

Senior captain Peyton Killeen returns to the field to lead the midfield-ers into the 2010 season. Killeen has played in 42 games during her career at BC, tallying seven goals and an assist along with 14 ground balls, 15 draw controls and seven caused turnovers.“The midfield is being run consistently by Peyton Killeen, Kristin Igoe, Sam Taylor, and Hannah Alley and we are hoping that a couple of the younger players are going to break through the midfield during the preseason to help increase our depth at that position,” Holden said.The midfield will also have five new options in freshmen Caroline Barclay, Kate Rooney, Delaney Brault, Sophia Gouraige and Jessie Coffield, who are all looking to earn some playing time in the spring.

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BC will be keeping its hopes up that senior captain Blair Clancy will be able to resume her responsibilities on defense after battling through an injury. “We have missed the presence of senior tri-captain, Blair Clancy who has been out all fall with an injury,” Holden said. “She is hoping to make a return in the spring.”The injury to Clancy has not been a complete loss for the Eagles, as it has provided a chance for other members of the squad to work hard at their game and fill her shoes.“Having her out this fall has been hard, but it has allowed some of the younger players to step up,” Holden said. “In particular, Jill Rekart, who we moved from midfield to defensive midfield late in the season last year, has really stepped up into an incredible leadership position.”Sophomores Katherine Caufield, Liz Donovan and Kate Collins have all played a crucial part with Rekart to fill out the defensive end for the Eagles. Freshmen Ali Meagher and Marissa Irwin will also con-tinue to improve and look to see some minutes in the spring as well.

The Eagles will be leaning heavily on junior goalie Sheila Serafino to provide consistency and a strong backing for the team.“Sheila has really separated herself as our starter and she is a true example of what we want with this program,” Holden said. “She did not play her first two years and she went through an unbelievable transformation over the summer. It’s wonderful to see what she has done for herself and this team. Her sacrifice and hard work has cer-tainly paid off with her sitting in the starting position.”“We have a great backup in Catherine Conway. She is a competitive athlete with a lot of potential and I don’t doubt that the position will remain competitive.”

With the team for 2010 in place, Holden is not afraid, nor hesitant, to have high expectations for her players as the spring approaches.“I think our goals are bigger and more exciting than they have ever been,” Holden said. “This team is really on the same page and each and every kid on the team has been recruited by me so they all knew what they were going to get by coming to BC. By knowingly making that choice, they have committed to everything that our coaching staff has asked of them and it has really started to pay off.”The Eagles will open the 2010 season on February 20 in Smithfield, Rhode Island against Bryant University at 1:00 p.m.

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Front Row L-R: Assistant Coach Jen Kent, Peyton Killeen, Suzanne Cannon, Mary Stinson, Lauren Costello, Blair Clancy, Head Coach Bowen Holden.Second Row L-R: Assistant Coach Caroline McGuire, Hannah Alley, Jill Amo, Kate Collins, Marissa Irwin, Sam Taylor.Third Row L-R: Jill Rekart, Caroline Barclay, Catherine Conway, Ginny Gummersall, Jessie Coffield, Kristin Igoe.Fourth Row L-R: Kate Rooney, Delaney Brault, Caroline Martignetti, Brittany Wilton, Sheila Serafino, Brooke Blue.Fifth Row L-R: Strength and Conditioning Coach Tom Shruhan, Ali Meagher, Katherine Caufield, Elizabeth Donovan, Sophia Gouraige, Trainer Beth Gillis.

1 Brittany Wilton So Midfield Garden City / Garden City, NY2 Jill Rekart Jr Midfield Mt. Hebron / Ellicott City, MD3 Blair Clancy Sr Defense North Shore / Sea Cliff, NY4 Brooke Blue Fr Attack Stone Ridge / Bethesda, MD5 Caroline Martignetti Fr Attack Winchester / Winchester, MA6 Kate Collins So Midfield St. Stephens & St. Agnes / Alexandria, VA8 Hannah Alley Jr Midfield Lake Forest / Lake Forest, IL9 Ali Meagher Fr Midfield Bow / Bow, NH10 Suzanne Cannon Sr Attack Northern Highlands / Ho-Ho-Kus, NJ11 Lauren Costello Sr Attack Holy Trinity / Levittown, NY13 Ginny Gummersall So Attack New Trier / Wilmette, IL14 Sam Taylor So Midfield Pingree / Topsfield, MA15 Jessie Coffield Fr Midfield St. Stephens & St. Agnes / Alexandria, VA16 Elizabeth Donovan So Defense Ridgewood / Ridgewood, NJ17 Peyton Killeen Sr Midfield Episcopal / Lewes, DE18 Caroline Barclay Fr Midfield North Andover / North Andover, MA19 Marissa Irwin Fr Defense Branford / Branford. CT20 Delaney Brault Fr Midfield Souhegan / Amherst, NH21 Kristin Igoe Jr Midfield Framingham / Framingham, MA22 Catherine Conway So Goalkeeper Acton-Boxboro / Acton, MA23 Mary Stinson Sr Attack Hun School / Princeton, NJ24 Kate Rooney Fr Midfield Oak Knoll / Basking Ridge, NJ25 Jill Amo Jr Attack Ridgewood / Ridgewood, NJ27 Sophia Gouraige Fr Midfield Kent Place / Summit, NJ28 Katherine Caufield So Defense Oak Knoll / Chatham, NJ33 Sheila Serafino Jr Goalkeeper Hamilton-Wenham / South Hamilton, MA

Head Coach: Bowen HoldenAssistant Coaches: Caroline McGuire, Jen KentStrength Coach: Tom ShruhanTrainer: Beth Gillis

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Front Row L-R: Assistant Coach Jen Kent, Peyton Killeen, Suzanne Cannon, Mary Stinson, Lauren Costello, Blair Clancy, Head Coach Bowen Holden.Second Row L-R: Assistant Coach Caroline McGuire, Hannah Alley, Jill Amo, Kate Collins, Marissa Irwin, Sam Taylor.Third Row L-R: Jill Rekart, Caroline Barclay, Catherine Conway, Ginny Gummersall, Jessie Coffield, Kristin Igoe.Fourth Row L-R: Kate Rooney, Delaney Brault, Caroline Martignetti, Brittany Wilton, Sheila Serafino, Brooke Blue.Fifth Row L-R: Strength and Conditioning Coach Tom Shruhan, Ali Meagher, Katherine Caufield, Elizabeth Donovan, Sophia Gouraige, Trainer Beth Gillis.

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Started and played in 15 games before being sidelined by a stress frac-ture…collected 11 ground balls on the season, collected two ground balls in a game four times…controlled seven draws…caused 19 turnovers in-cluding a career high eight on Feb. 21 against Canisius.

Played in 14 games and started five...picked up two ground balls against on April 9...collected four ground balls on the year...caused two turnovers and controlled four draws.

Did not see game action due to injury.

Letterwinner at North Shore in Glen Head, N.Y...received All-County hon-orable mention and All-County Team...member of the 2005 Empire State Team...member of 2005 National Team (Team Three)...also a member of the Long Island Elite Yellow Jacket Club team...also lettered in field hockey...received All-County field hockey honors...member of 2004 and 2005 county championship teams...honor roll and high honor roll student...vice president of Key Club.

Born on June 29, 1988...she is the youngest of Stephen and Sally Ann Clancy’s four children...enrolled in the Carroll School of Management.

Defense / SRSea Cliff, N.Y. / North Shore

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Started in all 18 games…led the team with 52 points…second on the team in goals (34) and tied for fourth in shots (73)…scored at least one point in 15 games…regis-tered a 10 game scoring streak from Feb. 21 to Mar. 25…recorded a season high five points five times…scored a season high four goals three times…currently fourth on BC’s list of points in a career with 157…scored the game-winning goal against Canisius Feb. 21…collected 13 ground balls…controlled 19 draws…caused 11 turn-overs…earned the Athletic Director’s Award for Academic Achievement.

Played and started all 17 games...led the team with 58 points...second in goals (42) and assists (16) and third in shots (80) ...scored at least one point in 16 games...registered a seven-game scoring streak from Feb. 24 to March 22...ended the season with a nine-game streak...recorded a career-high eight points in each of the final two games...scored a career-high seven goals at Harvard on April 30...tallied five goals and three assists against Brown on May 3...scored 100th career point in the win at Brown and became the second-fastest Eagle to reach the milestone (34 games)...notched game-winning goals against St. Mary’s (CA) on March 2 and against Con-necticut on April 9...recorded at least four points seven times and at least three goals six times...assisted three goals in three games...second on the team with 27 draw controls...went 3-6 on free position shot attempts...picked up 15 ground balls and caused five turnovers...named Northeast Region second-team All-America...earned the Athletics Director’s Award for Academic Achievement.

Played in all 17 games, started 15...led the team in points with 47...second in goals (36) and assists (11)...started the season by tallying one point or more in the first eight games...tallied a season-high six points on six goals against Virginia Tech on March 18...assisted a season-high three goals against Dartmouth on May 2 ...forced six turn-overs and collected seven ground balls...won 18 draws.

A four-year letterwinner at Holy Trinity in Hicksville, N.Y., and captained the team in 2006...compiled 45 goals and 46 assists as a senior and set school records in career goals, assists and points...captured team MVP, All-Long Island honors, and league Player of the Year as a senior...also named team MVP and an All-Long Island selec-tion as a junior...a four-time All-League selection...member of the 2004 championship team...also a letterwinner in volleyball and basketball, garnering All-League honors in both sports...captain of the basketball team...member of the volleyball and basketball championship teams...honor roll student...member of the National Honor Society.

Born May 4, 1988...the eldest of Bill and Lori Costello’s four children...enrolled in the College of Arts and Sciences.

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2007 17 15 36 11 47 78 7 18 62008 17 17 42 16 58 80 15 27 52009 18 18 34 18 52 73 13 19 11Totals 52 50 112 45 157 231 35 64 22

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Played in 14 games…scored one goal and took three shots on the sea-son…goal came against Siena on Mar. 14…collected two ground balls…won two draw controls…caused one turnover.

Played in all 17 games, started one...scored three goals and recorded one assist for four points...recorded five draw controls in the win over Connecti-cut on April 9...registered 10 draws on the season...tallied nine ground balls and four caused turnovers...took 15 shots...went 2-8 on free position shot attempts.

Played in 11 games...scored three goals for three points...scored first col-legiate goal against Vermont on March 21...also notched a goal in ACC quarterfinals against Virginia on April 26...registered three ground balls, three draw controls and two caused turnovers.

A four-year letterwinner at Episcopal High School in Alexandria, Va...notched 49 goals in senior season and was named team MVP...led Epis-copal to the 2006 Virginia State Title...named to the 2006 ISL All-State first team and first-team All-Examiner...earned Washington Post All-Metro honorable mention in 2006 ...also named one of Alexandria Examiner’s Athletes of the Week...Episcopal’s top scorer as a freshman, sophomore and junior and was second in assists as a junior...earned 2005 All-Galaxy League honors...won the 2005 team MVP...member of the M&D Black club team who won the 2005 Vail Shootout...also a field hockey letterwin-ner...leading scorer as a junior and team captain senior year.

Born July 28, 1988...Peyton is the youngest of Vincent and Debra Killeen’s three children...enrolled in the College of Arts and Sciences.

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Played in seven games as a first-year player...scored first collegiate goal at Boston University on March 26...took seven shots...picked up one ground ball...won two draws.

Member of the Boston College women’s crew team.

Three-year letterwinner at the Hun School in Princeton, N.J...recorded 65 goals and 36 assists as a senior...three-time All-State selection...cap-tained the team and earned MVP award as a senior...All-League player from 2004 to 2006...led the team in points and goals senior year...also a three-time letterwinner in field hockey...captain senior year...four-year var-sity basketball player...earned All-State accolades three times...captained the team senior year.

Born Feb. 19, 1988...Mary is one of Leo and Kate Stinson’s five children...brother Leo played lacrosse for Lafayette and captained the team his se-nior year...sister Megan rowed for Pennsylvania…sister Bridget rows for Georgetown...enrolled in the College of Arts and Sciences.

Attack / SRPrinceton, N.J. / Hun School

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Attack / SRHo-Ho-Kus, N.J. / Northern Highlands

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2007 16 0 0 0 0 0 11 1 72008 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 12009 9 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 3Totals 22 0 0 0 0 0 12 1 11

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Played in nine games…recorded one ground ball and caused three turn-overs.

Played in six games...caused one turnover.

Played in 16 games...collected 11 ground balls and caused seven turn-overs...won one draw.

Played for four years at Northern Highlands Regional in Allendale, N.J., in the NBIAL League...compiled 225 goals and 96 assists in high school ca-reer...named to All-North Jersey first team, All-State second team and All-American honorable mention...also named to All-League and All-County first teams in basketball...honor roll student...member of National Honors Society and DECA.

Born June 27, 1988...Suzanne is the third of Bill and Patty Cannon’s four children...enrolled in the College of Arts and Sciences.

2008 7 0 1 0 1 7 1 2 02009 9 0 1 0 1 5 0 2 0Totals 16 0 2 0 2 12 1 4 0

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Played in 15 games and started five…played in three ACC matches…converted from defense to attack…recorded 11 points on four goals and seven assists…scored first collegiate goal against Canisius on Feb. 21…took 10 shots on the season…collected five ground balls…won four draw controls…caused nine turnovers…earned the Athletic Director’s Award for Academic Achievement.

Played in 13 games and started three...played in all five ACC games...picked up 10 ground balls and caused six turnovers...registered four draw controls...recorded a season-high four ground balls against Virginia Tech on March 15...caused three turnovers in the same game...earned the Ath-letics Director’s Award for Academic Achievement.

Four-year letterwinner at Ridgewood...captained the team as a senior ...led the team in points (108), assists (53), draw controls (58), ground balls (51) and caused turnovers (49)...holds the school record for single-season assists (53), draw controls (118) and career caused turnovers (92)...re-ceived All-America honorable mention honors in 2007...named to the US Lacrosse Academic All-American team...selected as the team’s MVP in 2006 and 2007...named 2007 Player of the Year by Ridgewood Lacrosse Association...named 2007 North Jersey Player of the Year...2006 and 2007 Northern New Jersey Champion...led the team in goals (53), points (80) and draw controls (46) as a junior...selected first-team All-Galaxy, first-team All-North Jersey and first-team All-Suburban in 2006 and 2007...played for Metro club team...named to Upper Atlantic Regional Team in 2006...certified lacrosse referee...honor roll student.

Born Dec. 20, 1988...Jillian is the youngest of Christopher and Karen Amo’s two daughters...sister Ashley plays lacrosse for Princeton...enrolled in the Carroll School of Management.

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Midfield / JRLake Forest Ill. / Lake Forest

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2008 17 3 3 3 6 9 7 3 42009 17 7 10 0 10 28 10 1 4Totals 34 10 13 3 16 37 17 4 8

Goals ................................................................................. 3 (3/7/09)Assists .................................................................................... 1 (x3)Points ................................................................................. 3 (3/7/09)Ground Balls ............................................................................ 2 (x4)Caused Turnovers ........................................................... 2 (4/16/08)Draw Controls .......................................................................... 1 (x4)

Played in 17 games…started seven…recorded 10 points on 10 goals…took 28 shots on the season…recorded first collegiate hat trick on March 7 against Iona…was 1-2 in eight meter shots…collected 10 ground-balls…won one draw control…caused four turnovers…earned the Ath-letic Director’s Award for Academic Achievement.

Played in all 17 games and started three...recorded six points on three goals and three assists...scored first collegiate point on an assist in the win over St. Mary’s (CA) on March 2...notched first collegiate goal against Duke on April 12...scored two goals in win over Holy Cross on April 19...picked up seven ground balls and controlled three draws...caused four turnovers...took nine shots...went 1-3 on free position shots...named to the Athletics Director’s Award of Academic Achievement.

Four year letterwinner at Lake Forest...captained the team senior year...leading scorer on the team in all categories...recorded 55 goals, 20 as-sists, 58 ground balls, 43 draw controls and 36 caused turnovers senior year...holds the school record for most points... led the team in scoring as a junior (74 goals and 58 assists)...earned All-State and All-American accolades from 2005 to 2007...named Midfield Player of the Year in Il-linois in 2007...named 2006 Lake Forest Offensive MVP...earned 2007 team MVP honor...Lake Forest won the state championship in 2004 and was the runner-up in 2005 and 2006...two-time member of the Great Lakes National Team I...2006 Windy City Classic Tournament MVP and named to the Tournament All-Star team in 2007...three-year field hockey letterwinner...three-time state champions, from 2004 to 2006...earned Illinois All-State accolades in 2005 and 2006 and was captain as a se-nior...honor roll student.

Born July 22, 1989...Hannah is the youngest of Steve and Joanie’s three daughters...enrolled in the College of Arts and Sciences as a communi-cations major.

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Played in all 18 games…started 17…tallied 14 points on nine goals and five assists…tied career high in points with four (1g, 3a) against Duke on April 11…tallied a career high three assists against Duke…recorded a career high three draws against Duke…took 17 shots on the season…collected 27 ground balls…caused 12 turnovers…won 13 draw controls.

Started all 17 games...led the freshman class with 19 points...scored nine goals...fourth on team with 10 assists...recorded first collegiate point in the form of an assists in the first game of the season against Maryland on Feb. 24...scored first career goal one game later in win over St. Mary’s (CA) on March 2...tallied at least one point in seven of first eight games...notched four points (3g, 1a) in win over Connecticut on April 9...recorded four multi-point games...scored a goal and tallied two assists at Harvard on April 30...picked up 18 ground balls...won 15 draws...caused 11 turnovers, tying for fourth of the team...took 30 shots...went 3-6 on free position shot attempts.

Four-year letterwinner at Mount Hebron High School in Ellicott City, Md...team captain as a senior...2003-07 Maryland State 3A champions...named Lax Power and Lacrosse Magazine’s Number One Women’s High School Team in the nation from 2003 to 2006...named to the first-team All-Howard County, Baltimore Sun’s All-County first team, and Washington Post’s and Howard County Times’ first team...selected to the Baltimore Sun’s All-Metro second team and Washington Post’s second team in 2007...first-team Mid-Atlantic National Team...selected to the Under Armour All-American Lacrosse Underclassman Team...also played for M&D club team of the Galaxy League from 2002 to 2007...earned first-team All-Galaxy honors in 2006...2006 Galaxy National Club Tournament champions...2005 All-Galaxy honorable mention...four-year basketball letterwinner...team captain as a senior...2006-07 Student Athlete Award recipient...honor roll student.

Born July 20, 1988...Jillian is one of Tom and Vickie Rekart’s four children...enrolled in the College of Arts and Sciences as a mathematics major.

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Started and played in all 18 games…third on the team in points with 50…led the team in goals scored with 40…scored at least one goal in all 18 games…tallied a career high five goals against Virginia Tech on Mar. 14…second on the team in assists with 10…scored two game-winning goals…took 84 shots on the season…collected 27 ground balls…won 23 draw controls…caused 23 turnovers…was 9-11 in eight meter shots…named to the All-ACC team…earned the Athletic Director’s Award for Academic Achievement.

Did not play…received a medical redshirt for the season.

Letterwinner at Framingham High School...2007 tri-captain as a senior...two-time High School All-American...named an Under Armour All-Ameri-can in 2007...high school team was undefeated (50-0) in 2006 and 2007 and won the state championship both years...named the 2007 Boston Globe Player of the Year...selected as team MVP...2004-07 North Sec-tional and Bay State League Champions...two-time Bay State Confer-ence All-Star...three-time EMASS All-Star...a 2006-2007 Metrowest Daily News All-Star...named to the Boston Globe and Boston Herald All-Scholastic teams in 2006 and 2007...2005 and 2006 first-team All-Galaxy ...played for the Lower New England Team 2 in 2005 and Team 1 in 2006...also played for Mass Elite Club Team...played soccer and basketball as well...captained both teams senior year.

Born Sept. 15, 1989...enrolled in the College of Arts and Sciences...Kris-tin is the oldest of Donald and Amelia Igoe’s three children.

Attack / JRRidgewood, N.J. / Ridgewood

2008 Did not play 2009 18 18 40 10 50 84 27 23 23 Totals 18 18 40 10 50 84 27 23 23

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2008 17 17 9 10 19 30 18 15 112009 18 17 9 5 14 17 27 13 12Totals 35 34 18 15 33 47 45 28 23

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Played in two games…totaled 16:04 minutes in net…saw action for 10 minutes against Niagara on Feb. 22, did not allow a goal…saw action against Bryant Apr. 30, allowed one goal and made one save…faced two shots on the season…compiled a 3.73 GAA and a .500 save percentage.

Played in seven games and started two...made first career start at Mas-sachusetts on March 22...tallied first career win against Virginia Tech on March 15...played in net for 147:44 minutes and recorded 21 saves...made 12 stops in the Virginia Tech game...compiled a 1-3 record, a 10.56 goals-against average and a .447 save percentage...picked up eight ground balls.

Four-year letterwinner for Hamilton-Wenham Regional...2007 team cap-tain...named a 2007 All-American...a Cape Ann League All-Star from 2004 to 2006...2005-2007 All-League Cape Ann...named League Co-MVP...2006 Lower New England Women’s National Tournament Team goalie...also lettered in soccer and swimming...2007 swim captain...a National Honors Society member...four-year class president.

Born April 26, 1989...one of Rick and Jacquie Serafino’s three children...twin brother, Kevin, is also a junior at BC...enrolled as an English major with a Spanish minor in the College of Arts and Sciences.

Played in 11 games…collected six ground balls…caused four turnovers…earned the Athletic Director’s Award for Academic Achievement.

A four-year letterwinner...four-time division champion...four-time Prep Group A Champions...1st team All-Prep as a junior and senior...two-time Academic All-American...also a member of the soccer, cross country and winter track teams at Oak Knoll...member of Operation Smile, student vol-unteer on medical mission to Honduras...an honors student.

Katherine Caufield was born August 1, 1990...daughter of Patrick and Ju-lia Caufield...has three sisters and one brother...enrolled in the College of Arts and Sciences.

tDefense / SOChatham, N.J. / Oak Knoll

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2008 7 2 1 3 0 21 .447 26 147:4410.562009 2 0 0 0 0 1 .500 1 16:04 3.73Totals 9 2 1 3 0 22 .438 27 163:487.145

Saves ............................................................................. 12 (3/15/08)Minutes ..................................................................... 57:02 (3/15/08)Ground Balls ............................................................................ 3 (x2)

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Played in five games…played 74:27 minutes in net…faced 34 shots…allowed 15 goals…made 10 saves…made first collegiate save Mar. 4 against Fairfield…collected a career high eight saves against Fairfield…finished the season with a 12.09 GAA and .400 save percentage.

Captain of team senior year...Acton-Boxboro Regional High School Ath-lete of the Year…first team Boston Globe All-Scholastic…first team Bos-ton Herald All-Scholastic...Lowell Sun Player of the Year as a senior...first team Dual County and EMASS All-Star...member of Lower New England Team Two at US Lacrosse National Tournament…career average 378 saves, 53% save average…six career assists...member of the indoor track and field team...captain senior year...placed third in Division One meet in shot put...coached Special Olympics soccer.

Catherine Conway was born January 3, 1990...oldest daughter of Peter and Patricia Conway...has two sisters, Margaret and Ellen and one broth-er, Patrick...enrolled in the College of Arts and Sciences.

Goalkeeper / SOActon, Mass. / Acton-Boxborough

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Midfield / SOAlexandria, Va. /St. Stephens & St. Agnes

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Played in 11 games…tallied four points on four goals…recorded first col-legiate goal on Feb. 22 against Niagara…tallied a career high two goals against Niagara…took 10 shots on the season…collected two ground balls…won three draw controls…caused one turnover.

A 2008 All-American Honorable Mention as a senior...captain of team senior year...2008 All League...2008 All Met 2nd team...1st team All Gal-axy...member of the soccer team...an honors student.

Kathryn Collins was born March 1, 1990...daughter of Thomas and An-dree Collins...has one older sister, Kim...enrolled in the College of Arts and Sciences.

2009 11 0 4 0 4 10 2 3 1Totals 11 0 4 0 4 10 2 3 1

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Played in five games…scored first collegiate goal Feb. 22 against Niaga-ra…took four shots on the season…collected one ground ball.

Three year letterwinner for New Trier High School...captain of team senior year...All-American, All-State and All-Conference junior and senior year...won Illinois State Championship 2008...member of Illinois State All-Tour-nament team junior and senior year...Illinois Offensive Player of the Year as a junior in 2007...set record for most goals in a season for state of Il-linois junior and senior year...set record for most goals in a season at New Trier HS junior and senior year...set record for most goals in a career for New Trier HS senior year...MVP of high school team junior year...an Inside Lacrosse magazine top 25 recruit...also a member of New Trier Tennis team...captain of tennis team freshman, sophomore and junior years...member of basketball team...Vice President of Class of 2008...an honors student.

Virginia Gummersall was born June 24, 1990...daughter of Geoff and Anne Gummersall...has three sisters, one older KayAnne and two young-er, Gwen and Glory...a communications major in the College of Arts and Sciences.

Attack / SOWilmette, Ill. / New Trier

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Defense / SORidgewood, N.J. / Ridgewood

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Started and played in all 18 games…collected 21 ground balls…won one draw control…caused nine turnovers

Four year letterwinner...captain of team senior year...2008 US Lacrosse All-American (Honorable Mention)...2008 Under Armour All-American...Two-year Academic All-American...First Team All-North Jersey junior and senior year...First Team All-Stars League junior and senior year...First Team All-Suburban as a junior and senior...Four-time county cham-pion...member of Upper Atlantic Team #1 in Schoolgirls national tourna-ment...as a senior scored 31 goals, 6 assists and 43 ground balls...holds high school record for career ground balls, 149...four year letterwinner in basketball...captain of team senior year...honor roll student.

Elizabeth Donovan was born October 17, 1989...daughter of John and Suzanne Donovan...second of four children...one older sister, Megan and a younger brother and sister, Matt and Kiley...enrolled in the Carroll School of Management.

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Played in 14 games…started six…tallied 14 points on nine goals and five assists…tallied first collegiate point Feb. 21 with an assist against Ca-nisius…recorded first collegiate goal against Niagara on Feb. 22…tallied a career high four points on two goals and two assists against Siena on Mar. 14…took 24 shots on the season…collected 12 ground balls…won 17 draw controls.

Four year letterwinner...three time New York State Champion...two-time All Long Island Second Team 2007 and 2008...All-County as a junior...US La-crosse All-American and Academic All-American as a senior...ranked first on team as a senior for ground balls (72) and second on team for goals (32), assists (57) and draw controls (23)...member of the Long Island Yel-low Jackets and Liberty club teams...also played basketball and soccer...captain of basketball team senior year...plays the trumpet.

Brittany Wilton was born March 28, 1990...the daughter of John and Pa-tricia Wilton...has one older brother John...enrolled in the Lynch School of Education.

Midfield / SOGarden City N.J. / Garden City

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Midfield / SOTopsfield, Mass./Pingree

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Played in 17 games…started eight…tallied 14 points on 10 goals and four assists…scored first collegiate goal on Feb. 21 against Canisius…recorded first collegiate hat trick Mar. 14 against Virginia Tech…took 16 shots on the season…collected 10 ground balls…controlled eight draws…caused seven turnovers.

A four year letter winner for the Pingree School...four-time league cham-pion...three-time New England Prep School All-Star...three-time Salem Evening News All-Star...1st team All-American 2007,2008...Under Ar-mour All-American 2008...Eastern Independent League MVP as a se-nior in 2008...Boston Globe All-Scholastic in 2008...varsity letter winner in soccer and basketball...team captain of soccer and basketball as a senior.

Samantha Taylor was born March 13, 1990...the oldest of Kevin and Lisa Taylor’s three children...enrolled in the College of Arts and Sciences.

Attack / SOWilmette, Ill. / New Trier

2009 17 8 10 4 14 16 10 8 7Totals 17 8 10 4 14 16 10 8 7

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Tri-captain senior year...led team to Cape Ann League Championship in 2009...helped team capture division two north championship in 2009...made an appearance in the state final...earned all-league honors as a senior...Cape-Ann League All-Star as sophomore...Cape-Ann All League team as a junior...Lower New England Team Two...impact player of the year...led team to Cape-Ann League Championships 2007 and 2008...four-year letter winner in swimming and captain senior year.

Caroline Barclay was born on January 14, 1991…daughter of Bruce and Dorothy Barclay…has one older sister, Jill…enrolled in the College of Arts and Sciences.

Midfield / FRNorth Andover, Mass. / North Andover

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A four-year letter winner in lacrosse...team co-captain junior and senior year...All-ISL for 2009...All-Gazette first-team in 2009...earned the Stone Ridge School Bonifant-Willson Award for all-around athlete...US Lacrosse High School first-team All-American for 2009...2008-2009 team leading scorer...2007-2008 All ISL...2008 team MVP...2008 All-Gazette Second Team...2007 All-Gazette Honorable Mention...totaled 162 goals and 77 as-sists in her high school career...All-ISL field hockey player and co-captain senior year.

Sara Brooks Blue was born on June 23, 1990…daughter of Tyler and Lisa Blue…has two younger siblings, Ty and Campbell…enrolled in the Col-lege of Arts ands Sciences.

Attack / FRBethesda, Md. Stone Ridge School of the Sacred Heart

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A four-year varsity letter winner in lacrosse at Souhegan High School...captain of the team senior year...honored as Souhegan High School’s Most Intense Lacrosse player...missed most of the 2009 season due to injury...helped lead Souhegan High School to an undefeated 2008 sea-son and the Division One Lacrosse Championship...member of the Upper New-England Regional Lacrosse first team, 2007-08...named to the New Hampshire All-State team in 2008...member of the All-Galaxy first-team for 2007-08...earned the Team Encouragement/Leadership Award at Souhe-gan High School...played six years for Granite State Elite Lacrosse...four-year varsity letter winner in soccer...captain of soccer team senior year...was an honor role student...was given honors for academic excellence in statistics.

Delaney Brault was born on July 9, 1991…daughter of Arthur and Joan Brault…has two older sisters, Jocelyn and Alanna…enrolled in the College of Arts and Sciences.

Midfield / FRAmherst N.H./ Souhegan

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Winner of the John Morrow Stanton Athletic Award….Alexandria Sports-men Club Lacrosse Player of the Year…captain of her team…won three VISLA state championships in high school career…ISL conference cham-pions…played field hockey…named to all tournament team.

Jesse Coffield was born on October 15, 1990…daughter of William and Kristen Coffield…one brother William and one sister Virginia…enrolled in the College of Arts and Sciences.

Midfield / FRAlexandria Va. St. Stephens & St. Agnes

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Captain of the team senior year...All-County team senior year...Kent Place School Union County Champions 2008...team ranked No. 13 in the state...totaled 80 goals and 38 assists...ran varsity winter track...four-year letter winner in cross-country.

Sophia Gouraige was born on December 14, 1990…daughter of Herve and Carla Gouraige…enrolled in the College of Arts and Sciences.

Midfield / FRNew York, N.Y. / Kent Place

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US Lacrosse Academic All-American…Second-Team Southern Connecti-cut Conference…Connecticut Super Junior…three year varsity field hock-ey…captain of her field hockey team along with All-State Scholar Athlete and Midfield MVP awards…high honors student and a National Honors Society student.

Marissa Irwin was born on February 27, 1991…daughter of Craig and Faith Irwin…has one younger brother, Billy…enrolled in the Carroll School of Management.

Defense / FRBranford, Conn. / Branford

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Midfield / FRAlexandria Va. St. Stephens & St. Agnes A four-year letter winner…captain senior year…second-team Middlesex

League All-Star 2008…started for division 2 state championship team 2008…Lower New England Team 2 in 2008…Lower New England Team 2 tournament champions in 2008…first-team All-Galaxy 2007 and 2008…sophomore Division 2 State Finalist team starter.

Born on September 7, 1990…daughter of Ronald and Lynne Martignetti…has five brothers and two sisters…enrolled in the Carroll School of Man-agement.

Attack / FRWinchetser, Mass./ Winchester

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A four-year letter winner...team captain junior and senior year...team lead-ing point scorer senior year with 49 goals and 41 assists...US Lacrosse High School All-American 2009...won the state championship with her lacrosse team in 2009...earned the Concord Monitor player of the year award in 2009...Union team leader in 2009 and Union player of the year in 2009...selected as Bow High senior female career athlete...Second-Team All-State 2007...Upper New England Team Two 2007...All-Galaxy Team 2007...state championship team 2007...First-Team All-State 2008...Upper New England Team One 2008...Union Leader Team 2008...US Lacrosse High School All-American 2008...Bow High team MVP 2008...Bow High junior female athlete of the year...team leading scorer junior year with 65 goals and 17 assists...New Hampshire Female Senior Academic Athletic Award 2009...three-year letterwinner in basketball and team captain se-nior year...class vice-president for her freshman, junior and senior year.

Alison Meagher was born on May 18, 1991…daughter of Robert and Ja-net Meagher…two older brothers, Mike and D.J….enrolled in the College of Arts and Sciences.

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Katharine Rooney was born on October 2, 1990…daughter of Peter and Kathy Rooney…has one older brother Michael, and two older sisters, Mar-tha and Meg…enrolled in the College of Arts and Sciences.

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11 Lauren Costello 18-18 34 18 52 73 .466 50 .685 1 0 0 7-13 13 19 34 11 1-0.012 Jenna McCabe 14-14 33 18 51 73 .452 50 .685 2 2 0 9-16 17 18 14 1 1-0.021 Kristin Igoe 18-18 40 10 50 84 .476 62 .738 2 0 0 9-11 27 23 27 23 5-0.05 Maura Mahoney 18-18 33 11 44 77 .429 55 .714 2 0 0 4-16 22 44 24 11 3-3.024 Lauren Fitzpatrick 18-18 23 9 32 80 .287 48 .600 1 0 0 2-8 29 14 29 19 3-0.014 Sam Taylor 17-8 10 4 14 16 .625 13 .812 1 1 0 2-3 10 8 15 7 0-0.02 Jill Rekart 18-17 9 5 14 30 .300 17 .567 0 1 0 0-9 27 13 7 12 0-0.01 Brittany Wilton 14-6 9 5 14 24 .375 17 .708 0 1 0 0-2 12 17 12 1 2-0.025 Jill Amo 15-5 4 7 11 10 .400 8 .800 0 0 0 1-2 5 4 6 9 0-0.08 Hannah Alley 17-7 10 0 10 28 .357 16 .571 0 0 0 1-2 10 1 4 4 0-0.06 Kate Collins 11-0 4 0 4 10 .400 9 .900 0 0 0 1-2 2 3 3 1 0-0.020 Rachel Tinquist 8-0 3 0 3 10 .300 6 .600 0 1 0 0-3 1 0 1 1 1-0.07 Nicole Tufariello 13-0 3 0 3 10 .300 5 .500 0 0 0 0-1 5 7 4 3 0-0.015 Emily Hannigan 18-18 2 1 3 6 .333 3 .500 0 0 0 0-1 35 7 13 27 2-0.023 Mary Stinson 9-0 1 0 1 5 .200 4 .800 0 0 0 0-0 0 2 0 0 0-0.013 Ginny Gummersall 5-0 1 0 1 4 .250 3 .750 0 0 0 0-0 1 0 1 0 0-0.017 Peyton Killeen 14-0 1 0 1 3 .333 2 .667 0 0 0 0-0 2 2 5 1 0-0.018 Margot Spatola 18-18 0 0 0 2 .000 0 .000 0 0 0 0-0 40 22 12 27 2-0.035 Katie Monaghan 18-18 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 0 0-0 17 0 10 5 0-0.033 Sheila Serafino 2-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0-0.028 Katherine Caufield 11-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 0 0-0 6 0 4 4 1-0.027 Katie DeBlois 6-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 0 0-0 2 0 0 1 0-0.022 Catherine Conway 6-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 0 0-0 0 0 1 0 0-0.016 Elizabeth Donovan 18-18 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 0 0-0 21 1 3 9 2-0.010 Suzanne Cannon 9-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 0 0-0 1 0 0 3 0-0.03 Blair Clancy 15-15 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 0 0-0 11 7 9 19 1-0.0 Total 18 220 88 308 545 .404 368 .675 9 6 0 36-89 316 212 238 199 24-3.0 Opponents 18 182 68 250 450 .404 349 .776 9 0 0 34-78 209 221 229 125 16-0.0

33 Sheila Serafino 2-0 16:04 1 3.73 1 .500 0 0 0 235 Katie Monaghan 18-18 995:29 166 10.01 163 .495 9 7 0 41022 Catherine Conway 5-0 74:27 15 12.09 10 .400 0 0 0 34 Total 18 1086:00 182 10.06 174 .489 9 7 0 446 Opponents 18 1085:40 220 12.16 153 .410 7 9 0 543

FEBRuARY21 @ Canisius W 18-1322 @ Niagra W 20-1

MARCH1 vs. Lehigh W 11-104 vs. Fairfield L 19-127 @ Iona W 19-811 vs. Brown W 13-514 @ Virginia Tech* L 16-1418 @ Holy Cross W 15-721 @ Maryland* L 10-525 @ Vermont W 14-828 @ North Carolina* L 12-8

APRIL4 vs. Virginia* L 11-98 vs. Boston Univ. L 13-611 vs. Duke* L 14-914 @ Siena W 17-817 vs. Bryant W 15-223 vs. Duke* L 16-730 vs. Harvard L 9-8

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Albany 2-0 April 7, 2001 2002 -- 2#Boston u. 2-8 April 10, 1997 2009 2009 1Brown 3-12 March 18, 1992 2009 2009 2Bryant 1-0 April 17, 2009 2009 -- 1#Bucknell 1-0 March 23, 1992 1992 -- 1#Cal-Berkeley 1-0 April 6, 2003 2003 -- 1#Canisius 1-0 Feb. 21, 2009 2009 -- 1#Colgate 3-2 April 1, 1992 1997 1997 2Connecticut 5-7 April 29, 1998 2008 2007 2Cornell 4-6 April 26, 1992 2000 2000 1Dartmouth 1-10 April 15, 1992 2007 2007 1Davidson 1-0 April 22, 2000 2000 -- 1#Denver 2-0 Feb. 21, 2000 2003 -- 2#Duke 0-7 March 7, 1997 2009 2009 --Duquesne 1-0 March 30, 2002 2002 -- 1#Fairfield 7-2 April 7, 2000 2009 2009 7George Mason 0-1 March 4, 1999 1999 1999 --Georgetown 0-5 March 28, 2001 2005 2005 --Harvard 5-12 March 30, 1992 2009 2009 4Hofstra 3-4 April 4, 1992 2005 2004 2Holy Cross 12-3 April 14, 1994 2009 2007 6Iona College 1-0 March 7, 2009 2009 -- 1#Jacksonville 0-0 March 2, 2010 ------ -- --James Madison 0-1 April 25, 1993 1993 1993 --Lafayette 1-0 April 14, 1996 1996 -- 1#LaSalle 3-0 March 7. 2002 2004 -- 3#Lehigh 1-0 March 1, 2009 2009 -- 1#Le Moyne 0-0 May 1, 2010 ------ -- --Longwood 1-0 March 8, 2006 2006 -- 1#Marist 1-0 April 7, 2007 2007 -- 1# Maryland 0-5 April 22, 2006 2009 2009 --Massachusetts 6-4 March 30, 1993 2008 2008 4Monmouth 1-1 March 25, 2000 2001 2000 1#New Hampshire 3-9 April 8, 1992 2004 2004 2Niagra 1-0 Feb. 22, 2009 2009 2009 1#North Carolina 1-5 March 4, 1997 2009 2009 1Northwestern 1-0 April 18, 1992 1992 -- 1#Notre Dame 1-6 March 8, 1999 2005 2004 1#Old Dominion 0-1 April 25, 1992 1992 1992 --Penn 1-1 March 28, 1999 2004 2004 1Quinnipiac 3-0 April 29, 2003 2006 -- 3#Rutgers 1-10 April 22, 1995 2005 2005 1Sacred Heart 1-0 April 2, 2002 2002 -- 1#Saint Joseph’s 4-0 March 16, 1996 2000 -- 4#Saint Mary’s 2-0 May 1, 2005 2008 -- 2#Siena 1-0 April 14, 2009 2009 -- 1#Springfield 2-0 March 23, 1993 1994 -- 2#Stanford 1-2 April 22, 2002 2008 2008 1Stony Brook 3-0 March 4, 2004 2006 -- 3#Syracuse 0-8 April 17, 1998 2005 2005 --Temple 0-7 March 21, 1992 1998 1998 --Vermont 4-2 April 10, 1993 2009 1994 4#Villanova 9-1 April 9, 1995 2004 1996 8#Virginia 0-5 May 1, 1994 2009 2009 --Virginia Tech 5-3 March 31, 2001 2009 2009 3Yale 1-10 April 29, 1992 2008 2008 1# Current Streak BOLD is 2010 Opponent

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HEAD COACH YEARS RECORD W/L%Bowen Holden 2006-present 30-39 .428Shari Krasnoo 2001-05 39-42 .490Mary Ann Foley 1996-00 28-49 .370Sherren Granese 1992-95 23-31 .430Overall 120-161 .430

WINS IN A SEASON10 20059 20039 20098 20068 20028 19948 19967 2008

LOSSES IN A SEASON11 200711 200411 199911 199810 200810 200010 19989 20069 20029 20019 1993

LONGEST WIN STREAK5 20034 Twice in 20054 20064 20044 20024 1996

LONGEST LOSING STREAK7 19986 20046 19995 20005 1995

GOALS SCORED, SEASON220 2009191 2008191 2002185 2007178 2005168 2006162 2000161 2001159 2003140 1994

GOALS ALLOWED, SEASON229 1999214 2007204 2006196 2008193 2000186 2004182 2009182 2002182 1997181 1998

MOST GROuNDBALLS*1031 1994935 1995540 2003501 2000457 1993402 2001393 1992336 2004317 2006316 2009218 1999

MOST CAuSED TuRNOVERS (since 1999)238 2009228 2002201 2000175 2003152 2008152 2001148 2007133 2004128 2006120 2005

MOST DRAW CONTROLS240 2007212 2009211 2008209 2002188 2001187 2005179 2006156 2004155 1994154 2003

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MOST POINTS IN A GAME11 Lauren Miller vs. Stanford (April 22, 2001)10 Lauren Miller at La Salle (March 7, 2002)10 Lauren Miller at Virginia Tech (April 6, 2002)9 Courtney Legath at Stony Brook (March 4, 2004)9 Lauren Miller at Albany (April 7, 2001)9 Lauren Miller vs. New Hampshire (April 18, 2001)9 Lauren Miller vs. Denver (April 20, 2001)8 Lauren Costello at Brown (May 3, 2008)8 Lauren Costello at Harvard (April 30, 2008)8 Meggie O’Neill vs. Fairfield (April 27, 2004)8 Lauren Miller vs. Sacred Heart (April 2, 2002) 8 Lauren Miller vs. Albany (April 26, 2002)8 Lauren Miller vs. Denver (Feb. 21, 2000)8 Lauren Miller vs. Notre Dame (April 9, 2000)8 Emily Ryan at Connecticut (March 20, 1999)8 Lauren Miller at Pennsylvania (March 28, 1999)8 Bryn Chave at Hofstra (March 31, 1994)7 Achieved on 16 different occasions Most Recent: Jenna McCabe at Niagra (3/22/09)

MOST GOALS IN A GAME7 Lauren Costello at Harvard (April 30, 2008)6 Lauren Costello at St. Mary’s (CA) (March 2, 2008)6 Lauren Costello at Virginia Tech (March 18, 2007)6 Jenna McCabe vs. Harvard (March 11, 2007)6 Susie Breaznell vs. St. Mary’s (May 1, 2005)6 Susie Breaznell vs. Villanova (March 23, 2003)6 Lauren Miller at Albany (April 7, 2001)6 Lauren Miller vs. New Hampshire (April 18, 2001)6 Lauren Miller vs. Denver (April 20, 2001)6 Lauren Miller vs. Stanford (April 22, 2001)6 Susan Pitt vs. Denver (Feb. 21, 2000)6 Emily Ryan at Connecticut (March 20, 1999)6 Susan Pitt at Pennsylvania (March 28, 1999)6 Danielle Wood at New Hampshire (April 22, 1998)6 Christine Curley vs. Springfield (March 23, 1993)6 Jenna McCabe at Canisius (February 21, 2009)5 Achieved on 31 separate occasions Most Recent - Kristin Igoe at Va. Tech (3/14/09)

MOST ASSISTS IN A GAME6 Courtney Legath at Stony Brook (March 4, 2004)6 Lauren Miller at La Salle (March 7, 2002)6 Lauren Miller at Virginia Tech (April 6, 2002)5 Elizabeth Kadison at Vermont (March 21, 2007)5 Lauren Miller vs. Stanford (April 22, 2001)5 Lauren Miller at St. Joseph’s (March 19, 2000)4 Shannon Doyle vs. Brown (March 24, 1994)4 Lauren Fitzpatrick at Siena (April 14, 2009)4 Courtney Legath vs. California (April 6, 2003)4 Lauren Miller vs. Sacred Heart (April 2, 20024 Lauren Miller vs. Denver (Feb. 21, 2000)4 Maura Mahoney at St. Mary’s (CA) (March 2, 2008)4 Meggie O’Neill vs. Fairfield (April 27, 2004)

MOST SAVES IN A GAME34 Megan McElvogue at Yale (April 26, 1995)27 Megan McElvogue vs. Villanova (March 15, 1997)27 Megan McElvogue vs. St. Joseph’s (April 4, 1997)27 Megan McElvogue at Temple (April 6, 1997)25 Megan McElvogue at Dartmouth (April 21, 1994)

25 Megan McElvogue vs. Virginia (May 1, 1994)24 Melissa Cole at New Hampshire (April 22, 1998)24 Megan McElvogue vs. Harvard (March 15, 1995)24 Megan McElvogue at UMass (April 29, 1995)23 Valerie Leuchs at Boston Univ. (March 22, 2000)23 Melissa Cole vs. Cornell (April 19, 1998)23 Megan McElvogue vs. Yale (May 7, 1994)22 Megan McElvogue vs. Dartmouth (Mar. 29, 1995)21 Melissa Cole at Yale (April 7, 1999)21 Megan McElvogue vs. Harvard (March 12, 1997)21 Megan McElvogue at Yale (April 23, 1997)21 Megan McElvogue vs. Vermont (April 30, 1995)20 Megan McElvogue vs. Colgate (April 13, 1996)20 Megan McElvogue vs. Rutgers (April 22, 1995)20 Megan McElvogue at Vermont (April 9, 1994)20 Megan McElvogue vs. Cornell (April 24, 1994)20 Laura Biggs vs. Harvard (April 8, 1993)

MOST GROuND BALLS IN A GAME*16 Jackie Yovankin at Connecticut (May 4, 2003)15 Lisa Taylor at New Hampshire (April 6, 1994)15 Alex Doyle vs. Rutgers (April 22, 1995)14 Beth Holleran vs. Villanova (April 9, 1995)13 Shannon Doyle vs. Cornell (April 24, 1994)12 Beth Holleran vs. Cornell (April 24, 1994)11 Joanie Solimine at Springfield (March 22, 1994)11 Lisa Taylor vs. Brown (March 24, 1994)11 Lisa Taylor vs. Cornell (April 24, 1994)11 Alex Doyle at Cornell (April 12, 1995)11 Krissie Kelleher at Cornell (April 12, 1995)11 Kristen O’Brien at Yale (April 26, 1995)10 Susie Breaznell vs. Virginia Tech (April 4, 2003)10 Nancy Gillis at Connecticut (May 4, 2003)10 Jessica David vs. Harvard (March 15, 1995)10 Beth Holleran at Colgate (April 13, 1995)10 Gaffney McGrath at Springfield (March 22, 1994)10 Christine Curley vs. Brown (March 24, 1994)10 Bryn Chave vs. Temple (March 26, 1994)10 Christine Curley at Hofstra (March 31, 1994)10 Shannon Doyle at Vermont (April 9, 1994)10 Lisa Taylor at Vermont (April 9, 1994)10 Lisa Taylor at Holy Cross (April 14, 1994)10 Gaffney McGrath at Holy Cross (April 15, 1994)

MOST DRAW CONTROLS IN A GAME9 Maura Mahoney at Virginia Tech (March 18, 2007)9 Maura Mahoney vs. Harvard (March 11, 2007)9 Emily Ryan vs. Harvard (March 14, 2001)7 Maura Mahoney at Boston Univ. (March 29, 2006)7 Jackie Yovankin vs. Holy Cross (April 8, 2002)7 Emily Ryan at New Hampshire (April 20, 2000)7 Emily Santos at Villanova (March 14, 1998)7 Danielle Wood at St. Joseph’s (March 16, 1996)7 Christine Curley at Springfield (March 22, 1994)6 Lauren Fitzpatrick at Harvard (March 24, 2006)6 Brennan Joyce vs. Harvard (April 27, 2005)6 Jackie Yovankin vs. Harvard (April 27, 2005)6 Emily Ryan vs. Denver (Feb. 21, 2000)6 Emily Ryan at Harvard (March 15, 2000)6 Emily Ryan vs. Yale (April 5, 2000)

LARGEST MARGIN OF VICTORY19 (20-1) at Niagra (March 22, 2009)18 (21-3) vs. Albany (April 26, 2002)17 (20-3) at St. Mary’s (CA) (March 2, 2008)16 (17-1) vs. UMass (March 30, 1993)15 (19-4) vs. Stanford (April 22, 2001)14 (19-5) at Holy Cross (April 20, 2005)14 (17-3) vs. Sacred Heart (April 2, 2002)13 (15-2) vs. Denver (April 11, 2003)13 (16-3) vs. Holy Cross (April 19, 1995)13 (15-2) vs. Bryant (April 17, 2009)12 (18-6) vs. Holy Cross (April 19, 2008)12 (19-7) vs. Fairfield (March 3, 2007)12 (18-6) vs. Fairfield (April 27, 2004)11 On 4 occasions: Most Recent – 19-8, at Iona (March 7, 2009)

LARGEST MARGIN OF DEFEAT20 (4-24) at Harvard (March 16, 1994)17 (3-20) at Georgetown (April 10, 2004)16 (5-21) at North Carolina (March 4, 1997)15 (2-17) at Dartmouth (May 4, 2005)15 (3-18) at Virginia (March 12, 2006)15 (3-18) vs. Georgetown (March 28, 2001)14 (5-19) vs. Duke (April 15, 2006)14 (2-16) vs. Dartmouth (May 3, 2006)14 (7-21) at Rutgers (March 27, 1999)14 (3-17) vs. Temple (March 26, 1998)14 (3-17) at Dartmouth (April 1, 1998)13 On 4 occasions: Most Recent – 10-23, vs. Maryland (2/24/08)

MOST GOALS SCORED, GAME22 vs. Harvard (March 11, 2007)21 vs. Albany (April 26, 2002)20 at Niagra (March 22, 2009)20 at St. Mary’s (CA) (March 2, 2008)20 at Albany (April 7, 2001)19 at Iona (March 7, 2009)19 at Brown (May 3, 2008)19 vs. Fairfield (March 3, 2007)19 at Holy Cross (April 20, 2005)19 vs. Stanford (April 22, 2001)19 vs. Denver (Feb. 21, 2000)18 On 7 occasions: Most Recent - at Canisius (February 21, 2009)

MOST GOALS ALLOWED, GAME24 at Harvard (March 16, 1994)23 vs. Maryland (Feb. 24, 2008)23 at Georgetown (April 14, 2002)21 vs. Maryland (April 27, 2006)21 at Georgetown (April 10, 2004)21 at Rutgers (March 27, 1999)21 at North Carolina (March 4, 1997)20 at New Hampshire (April 20, 2000)20 at George Mason (March 4, 1999)20 at Syracuse (April 17, 1999)

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1996Jaime BaldanteKatherine GladchukCarolin HargreavesElizabeth LaneMegan McElvogueKirstin MiduraSusan PittChristen PlotnerDanielle WoodKatrina Zorka1997Jaime BaldanteMelissa ColeKatherine GladchukCarolin HargravesRomina KingElizabeth LaneJulie LufkinSusan PittChristen PlotnerEmily Santos Danielle Wood1998Jaime BaldanteMelissa ColeKatie GladchukRomina KingLiz LaneJulie LufkinSusan PittChristen PlotnerEmily SantosDanielle Wood1999Jaime BaldanteMelissa ColeLael CraginChristina DeMicheleKatie GladchukElizabeth HerrLiza KimballValerie LeuchsJulie LufkinSusan PittChristen PlotnerEmily SantosRachael TellaJennifer WilsonBrooke Zwarg2000Jaime BaldanteDeirdre CocksMelissa ColeHonor CrowtherElizabeth HerrJulie LufkinLauren MillerSusan PittEmily SantosRachael TellaBrooke Zwarg

2001Blair AnsteyRachel BauschChristina DeMicheleKimberly JacobsKatie KaufmanKrista LombardiLauren MillerTara MorleyLisa PatakiRachael TellaBrooke Zwarg2002Blair AnsteyRachel BauschSara CarpenterChristina DeMicheleSarah FosterAbigail GotfredsonKimberly JacobsMichelle LawsonKrista LombardiJennifer MeekTara MorleyLisa PatakiLauren SeeryCarley St. LuciaRachael TellaJaclyn YovankinRachel Zeller2003Lizette BlohmCaitlin BrackenLindsay CopeSarah FosterAbigail GotfredsonTara HoveyCarter KahleCourtney LegathJennifer MeekVictoria O’KaneCarley St. LuciaJaclyn Yovankin2004Brittany BarryLizette BlohmLindsay CopeMeghan DavisTara HoveyElizabeth KadisonCarter KahleMichelle LawsonCourtney LegathAlexandra LloydElizabeth SchuvilleCarley St. LuciaKatherine WagonerJaclyn Yovankin2005Brittany BarryLizette BlohmShauna Culhane

Elizabeth KadisonMolly KaneCourtney LegathAlexandra LloydCatharine SaylorElizabeth SchuvilleCarley St. LuciaAlana VivoloKatherine WagonerBrooke WilsonJaclyn YovankinCourtney Zwirko2006Lizette BlohmShauna CulhaneMeghan DavisKatie DeBloisEmily HanniganElizabeth KadisonCatharine SaylorElizabeth SchuvilleRachel TinquistAlanaVivoloKatherine WagonerBrooke WilsonCourtney Zwirko2007Caitlin BurrShauna CulhaneMeghan DavisKatie DeBloisEmily HanniganElizabeth MaddockMaura MahoneyCaitlin SwiftRachel TinquistKatherine WagonerCourtney Zwirko2008Hannah AlleyJillian AmoLauren CostelloShauna CulhaneKatie DebloisEmily HanniganKaitlyn HorsmanKristen HorsmanKristin IgoeMaura MahoneyCaitlin SwiftRachel TinquistCourtney Zwirko2009Hannah AlleyJillian AmoKatherine CaufieldLauren CostelloKatie DeBloisEmily HanniganKristin IgoeMaura MahoneyRachel TinquistNicole Tufariello

ALL-AMERICA TEAM1994 Christine Curley (3rd team)

IWLCA ALL-NORTHEAST REGION1992 Katy Finch (1st team) Missy Hug (honorable mention) Becky Taylor (1st team)1994 Bryn Chave (1st team) Christine Curley (1st team) Lisa Doty (2nd team) Shannon Doyle (2nd team)1996 Danielle Wood (1st team) Bryn Chave (2nd team) Tobin Dominick (2nd team) Megan McElvogue (2nd team)1997 Megan McElvogue (1st team) Danielle Wood (1st team) Maggie Berkery (2nd team)1998 Danielle Wood (1st team)2000 Lauren Miller (2nd team) Emily Ryan (2nd team)2001 Lauren Miller (1st team) Emily Ryan (2nd team)2002 Lauren Miller (1st team)2003 Jacklyn Yovankin (2nd team)2004 Carley St. Lucia (2nd team)2005 Susie Breaznell (2nd team) Carley St. Lucia (2nd team)2006 Margot Spatola (2nd team)2007 Jenna McCabe (2nd team)2008 Jenna McCabe (1st team) Lauren Costello (2nd team) Lauren Fitzpatrick (2nd team)2009 Kristin Igoe (1st Team) Katie Monaghan (1st Team) Margot Spatola (1st Team) Emily Hannigan (2nd Team)

IWLCA ACADEMIC HONOR ROLL1998 Christy Plotner Danielle Wood2000 Jaime Baldante Susan Pitt2001 Chrissie DeMichele Lauren Miller2004 Courtney Legath Jackie Yovankin2005 Courtney Legath Carley St. Lucia Jackie Yovankin2006 Elizabeth Kadison Katherine Wagoner2007 Emily Hannigan Elizabeth Kadison Katherine Wagoner2008 Emily Hannigan Katie DeBlois2009 Emily Hannigan Lauren Costello

COSIDA ACADEMIC ALL-DISTRICT I WOMEN’S AT-LARGE TEAM2003 Courtney Legath (2nd team)

ALL-ACC ACADEMIC TEAM2006 Lizette Blohm Emily Hannigan Elizabeth Kadison Katherine Wagoner Brooke Wilson2007 Emily Hannigan Elizabeth Kadison Katherine Wagoner2008 Emily Hannigan Maura Mahoney Lauren Costello2009 Lauren Costello Emily Hannigan Maura Mahoney Jenna McCabe

ALL-ACC TEAM2007 Jenna McCabe2008 Jenna McCabe 2009 Kristin Igoe Katie Monaghan

IWLCA DIVISION I HONOR SquAD (Cumulative GPA of 3.00 or higher)2004, 2005, 2006 2007, 2008, 2009 ALL-BIG EAST TEAM2001 Lauren Miller (1st team) Emily Ryan (2nd team)2002 Lauren Miller (1st team) Jacklyn Yovankin (2nd team)2003 Jacklyn Yovankin (2nd team)2004 Susie Breaznell (1st team) Carley St. Lucia (1st team)2005 Susie Breaznell (1st team) Carley St. Lucia (1st team)

PRESASON ALL-BIG EAST TEAM2001 Lauren Miller Emily Ryan2002 Lauren Miller2003 Jacklyn Yovankin

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Goals1. Susie Breaznell Sr. 2005 452. Jenna McCabe Jr. 2008 433. Lauren Costello So. 2008 424. Lauren Miller Sr. 2002 415. Kristin Igoe So. 2009 406. Bryn Chave So. 1994 38 Jenna McCabe So. 2007 388. Lauren Fitzpatrick Jr. 2008 379. Lauren Costello Fr. 2007 36 10. Susie Breaznell Jr. 2004 35 Carley St. Lucia So. 2003 35 Susie Breaznell Fr. 2002 35

Assists1. Lauren Miller So. 2000 412. Lauren Miller Sr. 2002 353. Courtney Legath So. 2003 284. Shannon Doyle Sr. 1994 195. Lauren Costello Jr. 2009 18 Jenna McCabe Sr. 2009 187. Courtney Legath Jr. 2004 16

Points1. Lauren Miller Sr. 2002 762. Lauren Costello So. 2008 583. Jenna McCabe Jr. 2008 554. Lauren Costello Jr. 2009 525. Jenna McCabe Sr. 2009 516. Kristin Igoe So. 2009 50 Susie Breaznell Sr. 2005 508. Bryn Chave So. 1994 499. Courtney Legath So. 2003 47 Lauren Costello Fr. 2007 47

Ground Balls*1. Jacklyn Yovankin So. 2003 892. Carley St. Lucia So. 2003 573. Courtney Legath So. 2003 554. Alan Vivolo Fr. 2003 505. Lauren Meyers Jr. 2002 496. Jacklyn Yovankin Fr. 2002 47 Susie Breaznell So. 2003 47 Nancy Gillis Fr. 2003 479. Katy Finch Sr. 1992 44 Christine Curley So. 1992 44 Melissa Hug Sr. 1992 44

Draw Controls1. Maura Mahoney So. 2007 732. Emily Ryan Jr. 2000 543. Emily Ryan Sr. 2001 534. Maura Mahoney Sr. 2009 445. Jenna McCabe So. 2007 416. Christine Curley Sr. 1994 397. Chrissie DeMichele Sr. 2002 37 Jacklyn Yovankin Fr. 2002 379. Jacklyn Yovankin Sr. 2005 3610. Jacklyn Yovankin So. 2003 34

Saves1. Megan McElvogue Sr. 1997 2892. Megan McElvogue Fr. 1994 2843. Megan McElvogue So. 1995 2354. Megan McElvogue Jr. 1996 1745. Katie Monaghan Sr. 2009 1636. Katie Monaghan So. 2007 1607. Laura Biggs Jr. 1992 1448. Katie Monaghan Jr. 2008 1399. Tara McKennet So. 2004 10710. Katie Monaghan Fr. 2006 105

Save Percentage (played min. 20% of season minutes)1. Megan McElvogue So. 1995 .6952. Megan McElvogue Fr. 1994 .6443. Laura Biggs Jr. 1992 .6154. Megan McElvogue Jr. 1996 .5905. Katie Monaghan Sr. 2009 .4956. Tara McKennet Fr. 2003 .4917. Rachel Zeller So. 2002 .4818. Michelle Lawson Fr. 2002 .4729. Katie Monaghan So. 2007 .46610. Courtney Zwirko So. 2006 .459

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Goals1. Susie Breaznell 02-05 1472. Lauren Miller 99-02 1443. Emily Ryan 98-01 1324. Jenna McCabe 06-09. 1305. Carley St. Lucia 02-05 1176. Lauren Costello 07-pr. 1127. Bryn Chave 93-96 1008. Lauren Fitzpatrick 06-09. 879. Elizabeth Kadison 04-07 8310. Meggie O’Neill 01-04 78

Assists1. Lauren Miller 99-02 1282. Courtney Legath 02-05 653. Jenna McCabe 06-09 484. Lauren Costello 07-pr 455. Emily Ryan 98-01 41 Maura Mahoney 06-09 417. Meggie O’Neill 01-04 388. Carley St. Lucia 02-05 369. Elizabeth Kadison 04-07 3510. Bryn Chave 93-96 32

Points1. Lauren Miller 99-02 2722. Jenna McCabe 06-09 1783. Emily Ryan 98-01 1734. Susie Breaznell 02-05 1715. Lauren Costello 07-pr 1576. Carley St. Lucia 02-05 1537. Courtney Legath 02-05 1388. Bryn Chave 93-96 1329. Elizabeth Kadison 04-07 11810. Meggie O’Neill 01-04 116

Draw Controls1. Maura Mahoney 06-09 1722. Emily Ryan 98-01 1633. Jacklyn Yovankin 02-05 1254. Jenna McCabe 06-09 1055. Christine Curley 92-94 75

Ground Balls*1. Jacklyn Yovankin 02-05 2012. Carley St. Lucia 02-05 1653. Lauren Meyers 00-03 1614. Emily Ryan 98-01 1335. Alana Vivolo 03-06 130 6. Jamie Baldante 97-00 1307. Lauren Miller 99-02 1268. Courtney Legath 02-05 1199. Susie Breaznell 02-05 11810. Chrissie DeMichele 99-02 116

Saves (minimum 12 games)1 Megan McElvogue 94-97 9822. Katie Monaghan 06-09 5673. Melissa Cole 98-00 3964. Laura Biggs 92-93 3375. Tara McKennett 03-06 2646. Rachel Zeller 01-02 2187. Valerie Leuchs 99-00 1688. Courtney Zwirko 05-08 1329. Michelle Lawson 02-04 131

* - Statistical definition of “ground ball” changed to only be recorded when the ball changes possession. This was not the earlier definition of the term.

GAMES TO PLAYER YEARS REACH 100 PTS.1. Lauren Miller 99-02 26 2722. Lauren Costello 07-pr 34 1573. Emily Ryan 98-01 37 1734. Susie Breaznell 02-05 38 171 Courtney Legath 02-05 38 1386. Carley St. Lucia 02-05 40 1537. Jenna McCabe 06-09 42 1788. Maura Mahoney 06-09 65 1139. Lauren Fitzpatrick 06-09 65 106

Current Players Approaching:Kristin Igoe (2009-present) 50 points

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19925-7 Overall RecordHead Coach Sherren GraneseMarch18 Brown .................... L 2-821 Temple ................... L 6-723 Bucknell ................W 7-430 @ Harvard ............. L 6-14April1 Colgate .................W 9-84 @ Hofstra .............. L 6-148 @ UNH .................. L 3-712 @ Vermont .............. PPD15 @ Dartmouth ........W 14-418 Northwestern ........W 8-125 Old Dominion ........ L 4-526 Cornell ................... L 5-1029 Yale .......................W 7-5

19935-9 Overall RecordHead Coach Sherren GraneseMarch20 @ Temple .............. L 4-1023 Springfield ............W 14-625 Brown .................... L 5-930 Massachusetts .....W 17-1April3 Hofstra ..................W 14-66 UNH ....................... L 7-108 Harvard .................. L 2-1310 Vermont ................. L 4-917 @ Cornell .............W 12-818 @ Cornell .............. L 5-922 Dartmouth.............. L 5-1224 Holy Cross ............W 11-025 James Madison ..... L 9-1628 @ Yale ................... L 7-12

19948-7 Overall RecordHead Coach Sherren GraneseMarch16 Harvard^ ................ L 4-2419 Massachusetts ^ ..W 11-1022 Springfield% .........W 15-624 Brown% ................W 11-826 Temple^ ................. L 6-1331 @ Hofstra .............W 16-7April6 @ UNH .................W 8-710 @ Vermont ............ L 13-1414 @ Holy Cross .......W 13-816 Colgate# ...............W 12-721 @ Dartmouth ......... L 3-1324 Cornell# ................W 11-927 Yale# ...................... L 7-8May1 Virginia$ ................. L 5-87 Virginia* ................. L 5-13^ at Nickerson Field at Boston Univ.% played at MIT# played at Bentley College$ played at Dartmouth College* ECAC semifinals at UNH

19955-8 Overall RecordHead Coach Sherren GraneseMarch15 Harvard .................. L 2-1222 Brown .................... L 5-1325 Temple ................... L 4-1029 Dartmouth.............. L 4-11April6 UNH ....................... L 5-79 Villanova ...............W 15-612 Cornell ................... L 8-9 OT13 Colgate .................. L 8-1019 Holy Cross ............W 16-322 Rutgers .................W 9-7 OT26 Yale ........................ L 6-1029 Massachusetts .....W 10-9

19968-7 Overall RecordHead Coach Mary Ann FoleyMarch13 Harvard .................. L 4-1116 @ St. Joseph’s .....W 18-917 @ Villanova ........... L 3-820 Brown .................... L 5-1523 @ Holy Cross .......W 8-327 @ Dartmouth ......... L 6-1031 Temple ................... L 8-12April4 @ Rutgers ............. L 8-913 Colgate .................W 13-714 Lafayette ...............W 7-617 UNH ......................W 11-821 Cornell ..................W 8-724 Yale ....................... L 7-1126 Massachusetts .....W 10-628 @ Vermont ...........W 14-5

19975-11 Overall RecordHead Coach Mary Ann FoleyMarch ..............................4 @ UNC .................. L 5-217 @ Duke ................. L 6-712 Harvard .................. L 3-715 Villanova ...............W 11-10 OT19 @ Brown ............... L 1-1122 Holy Cross ............W 12-126 Dartmouth.............. L 7-13April4 St. Joseph’s ..........W 13-116 @ Temple .............. L 5-1910 Boston U. ..............W 15-815 UNH ......................W 14-719 @ Colgate ............. L 8-1720 @ Cornell .............. L 5-823 @ Yale ................... L 4-1426 @ Massachusetts . L 12-1528 Rutgers .................. L 9-13

19985-10 Overall RecordHead Coach Mary Ann FoleyMarch11 Harvard .................W 11-914 @ Villanova ..........W 8-715 @ St. Joseph’s .....W 10-418 Brown .................... L 9-1324 @ Boston U. .......... L 9-1726 Temple ................... L 3-1728 @ Rutgers ............. L 1-7April1 @ Dartmouth ......... L 3-178 Yale ........................ L 8-1717 Syracuse ............... L 8-1619 Cornell ..................W 12-1022 @ UNH .................. L 12-1324 Massachusetts ...... L 10-1226 Duke ...................... L 9-1629 Connecticut ..........W 16-6

19994-11 Overall RecordHead Coach Mary Ann FoleyMarch4 @ George Mason L 8-208 Notre Dame ........... L 9-1313 @ Brown ............... L 6-1720 @ Connecticut .....W 15-14 OT22 Harvard .................. L 8-1424 @ Holy Cross .......W 8-727 @ Rutgers ............. L 7-2128 @ Penn ................W 14-1131 Dartmouth^ ............ L 5-18April7 @ Yale ................... L 7-1713 Boston U. ............... L 8-1317 @ Syracuse........... L 8-2018 @ Cornell .............. L 6-1621 UNH ....................... L 8-1625 Villanova ...............W 14-12^ played at Bentley College

20006-10 Overall RecordHead Coach Shari KrasnooFebruary21 Denver^ ................W 19-10March ..............................11 Brown& .................. L 8-1315 @ Harvard ............. L 9-1318 @ Villanova ..........W 10-919 @ St. Joseph’s .....W 12-622 @ Boston U. .......... L 6-1125 @ Monmouth ........ L 5-10April5 Yale ........................ L 8-177 @ Fairfield ............W 17-69 Notre Dame ........... L 10-1311 Connecticut ........... L 10-1314 Syracuse ............... L 7-1516 Cornell ................... L 7-1520 @ UNH .................. L 10-2022 Davidson ..............W 14-1326 Holy Cross ............W 11-9^ played at UNC& played at Bentley College

20016-9 Overall Record, 1-5 BIG EAST Head Coach Shari KrasnooMarch14 Harvard^ ................ L 11-1417 Notre Dame* ......... L 7-821 @ Holy Cross ........ L 9-1124 @ Hofstra .............. L 5-1325 Villanova ...............W 11-928 Georgetown* ......... L 3-1831 Virginia Tech* ........ L 13-16April4 @ Rutgers* ............ L 7-197 @ Albany ..............W 20-1010 @ Connecticut* ...W 7-614 @ Syracuse* ......... L 10-1918 UNH ....................... L 13-1420 Denver ..................W 16-622 Stanford ................W 19-429 Monmouth ............W 11-10^ played at Bentley College* BIG EAST contest

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20028-9 Overall Record, 1-5 BIG EAST Head Coach Shari KrasnooMarch7 LaSalle^ ................W 16-79 @ Villanova ..........W 13-513 @ Harvard ............. L 4-1117 @ Notre Dame* .... L 5-1422 Syracuse*& ........... L 9-1725 @ Fairfield ............W 12-1127 Hofstra &................ L 10-1630 Duquesne& ..........W 16-9April2 Sacred Heart ........W 17-36 @ Va. Tech*..........W 16-15 OT8 Holy Cross& .........W 17-910 Connecticut* .......... L 7-1114 @ Georgetown* ... L 10-2319 Stanford ................. L 10-1321 Rutgers*................. L 5-726 Albany ...................W 21-328 @ UNH .................. L 3-15^ played at Villanova* BIG EAST contest& played at Bentley College

20039-6 Overall Record, 2-4 BIG EAST Head Coach Shari KrasnooMarch 8 @ LaSalle .............W 13-1212 Harvard .................. L 8-915 Notre Dame* ......... L 12-1321 @ Syracuse* ......... L 6-1423 Villanova ...............W 15-426 Fairfield .................W 14-4April4 Virginia Tech*W 10-86 Cal-Berkeley .........W 9-811 Denver ..................W 15-213 Georgetown* ......... L 6-1116 Brown .................... L 7-1319 @ Rutgers* ............ L 9-1123 @ Holy Cross .......W 13-729 Quinnipiac ............W 16-6May4 @ Connecticut* ...W 6-5* BIG EAST contest

20046-11 Overall Record, 0-6 BIG EASTHead Coach Shari KrasnooMarch4 @ Stony BrookW 18-86 @ Villanova ..........W 8-510 @ Harvard ............W 9-712 LaSalle$................W 11-514 Penn$ .................... L 2-1121 Hofstra ................... L 9-1524 @ UNH .................. L 11-1928 @ Notre Dame* ... L 7-1731 Boston U. ..............W 7-5April4 @ Va. Tech*........... L 6-147 Connecticut* .......... L 4-910 @ Georgetown* .... L 3-2016 Rutgers*................. L 3-1018 Syracuse* .............. L 10-1424 Holy Cross ............. L 7-927 Fairfield .................W 18-6May4 @ Brown ............... L 5-11$ played at Bentley College* BIG EAST contest

200510-7 Overall Record, 1-4 BIG EASTHead Coach Shari KrasnooMarch2 @ Fairfield ............W 11-1011 @ Rutgers* ............ L 10-11 OT16 Brown ...................W 15-819 Quinnipiac ............W 8-622 Stony Brook ..........W 17-1026 Notre Dame* ........W 10-930 Boston U. ............... L 7-15April2 Massachusetts .....W 13-126 @ Connecticut* .... L 8-129 Georgetown* ......... L 8-1216 Syracuse* .............. L 4-1120 @ Holy Cross .......W 19-523 @ Hofstra .............W 8-727 Harvard .................W 13-8May1 St. Mary’s ..............W 18-114 Dartmouth.............. L 2-1714 Connecticut^ ......... L 14-7* BIG EAST contest^ ECAC Championship @ Storrs, Conn.

20068-9 Overall Record, 1-4 ACC RecordHead Coach Bowen HoldenFeb.26 @ UNC* ................ L 4-15March4 @ Brown ............... L 7-108 @ Longwood ........W 15-812 @ Virginia* ............ L 3-1815 @ Quinnipiac........W 12-618 @ Stony Brook ....W 11-822 Fairfield .................W 15-924 @ Harvard ............W 15-929 Boston U. ............... L 12-16April1 Massachusetts .....W 16-105 Connecticut ........... L 10-139 Virginia Tech*W 13-815 Duke* ..................... L 5-1919 Holy Cross ............W 9-522 Maryland* .............. L 11-1327 Maryland^ .............. L 8-21May3 Dartmouth.............. L 2-16* ACC contest^ ACC Championship first round @ M&T Bank Stadium; Baltimore, Md.

20076-11 Overall Record, 1-4 ACC RecordHead Coach Bowen HoldenFeb.24 @ Maryland* ......... L 8-18March3 Fairfield .................W 19-710 @ Yale ................... L 10-1611 Harvard .................W 22-1214 @ Holy Cross ........ L 11-1818 @ Virginia Tech*...W 16-1521 @ Vermont ...........W 16-1025 Massachusetts ...... L 9-10 OT28 @ Boston U. .......... L 7-9April 1 @ UNC* ................ L 4-145 @ Connecticut ..... L 12-177 Marist ....................W 9-814 Duke* ..................... L 8-1621 Virginia* ................. L 6-1326 Virginia^ ................. L 7-15May2 @ Dartmouth ......... L 9-135 Brown ...................W 13-3* ACC contest^ ACC Championship first round @ Fetzer Field; Chapel Hill, N.C.

20087-10 Overall Record, 2-3 ACC RecordHead Coach Bowen HoldenFeb.24 Maryland ................ L 10-23March2 @ St. Mary’s (CA) W 20-3

5 @ Stanford ............ L 10-148 Yale ........................ L 8-1112 @ Fairfield ............. L 12-1415 Virginia Tech* .......W 10-922 @ Massachusetts . L 10-1326 Boston U. .............. L 10-1729 North Carolina* .....W 5-4 2OTApril5 @ Virginia* ............ L 4-129 Connecticut ..........W 18-812 @ Duke* ................ L 6-1616 Vermont ................W 12-1119 Holy Cross ............W 18-624 @ North Carolina^ L 8-1230 @ Harvard ............. L 11-14May3 @ Brown ..............W 19-9 * ACC contest^ ACC Championship first round @ Scott Stadium in Charlottesville, Va.

20099-9 Overall Record, 0-5 ACC RecordHead Coach Bowen HoldenFeb.21 @ Canisius ...........W 18-1322 @ Niagra ..............W 20-1March1 vs. Lehigh .............W 11-104 vs. Fairfield ............ L 19-127 @ Iona ..................W 19-811 vs. Brown ..............W 13-514 @ Virginia Tech*.... L 16-1418 @ Holy Cross .......W 15-721 @ Maryland* ......... L 10-525 @ Vermont ...........W 14-828 @ North Carolina* . L 12-8April4 vs. Virginia* ............ L 11-98 vs. Boston Univ. .... L 13-611 vs. Duke* ............... L 14-914 @ Siena ................W 17-817 vs. Bryant..............W 15-223 vs. Duke* ............... L 16-730 vs. Harvard ............ L 9-8

* ACC contest^ ACC Championship first round at @ Thompson Field in Blacksburg, Va.

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-A-Hannah Alley ........................ 2008, 09Jill Amo ................................. 2008, 09Blair Anstey ............................ 2001, 02Claudia Asano ..............................1996

-B-Jennifer Baker ..............................1992Jamie Baldante ..........1997, 98, 99, 00Jennifer Barone ............................1992Brittany Barry ......................... 2004, 05Rachel Bausch ...................... 2001, 02Gabby Beig ...................................1995Maggie Berkery ............... 1995, 96, 98Laura Biggs ...................................1992Kristen Bitter .......................... 1999, 00Megan Bitter .................................2000Lizette Blohm .............2003, 04, 05, 06Joanna Boland..............................2006Claire Bowersox .............. 2004, 05, 06Kelly Boyle .................1999, 00, 01, 02Caitlin Bracken ................ 2002, 03, 04Susan Breaznell ........2002, 03, 04, 05Kelley Brennan .............................2007Caitlin Burr ....................................2007Justine Burr ...................................2004

-C-Suzanne Cannon ........... 2007, 08, 09Dianne Carpenter .........................1992Sara Carpenter .............................2002Erin Carroll ....................................1992Katherine Caufield .....................2009Bryn Chave ................1993, 94, 95, 96Laura Ciekot .................................2000Blair Clancy .......................... 2008, 09Deirdre Cocks ...............................2000Melissa Cole .................... 1998, 99, 00Kate Collins .................................2009Catherine Conway ......................2009Lindsay Cope ......................... 2003, 04Lauren Costello ............. 2007, 08, 09Jenn Cowperthwait .......................2004Meghan Crowley ................... 1999, 00Honor Crowther ............... 1998, 99, 00Shaune Culhane.........2005, 06,07, 08Christine Curley ............... 1992, 93, 94

-D-Megan Danaher............................1992Jessica David .............1993, 94, 95 96Meghan Davis............2004, 05, 06, 07

Katie DeBlois .............2006, 07, 08, 09Chrissie DeMichele ...1999, 00, 01, 02Tobin Dominick ..........1993, 94, 95, 96Elizabeth Donovan .....................2009Lisa Doty .......................... 1992, 93, 94Alexandra Doyle ........1995, 96, 97, 98Shannon Doyle ................ 1992, 93, 94Anna Dunne ..................................2001

-E-Heather Egan ........................ 1998, 99Carrie Everett ......................... 1997, 98

-F-Liz Fayad ............................... 2003, 04Dana Fentress ..............................1996Katy Finch .....................................1992Jackie Fiore ..................................2004Marion Fitzgerald ..........................1995Lauren Fitzpatrick ......2006, 07, 08, 09Sarah Foster .......................... 2002, 03Andrea Fox ...................................1999

-G-Kathleen Gallagher....2001, 02, 03, 04Jen Gens ......................................2003Nancy Gillis ...................................2003Katie Gladchuk ..........1996, 97, 98, 99Abby Gotfredson ............. 2002, 03, 04Sarah Gulliver ...............................1992Ginny Gummersall .....................2009

-H-Emily Hannigan .........2006, 07, 08, 09Carrie Hargreaves ................. 1997, 98Elizabeth Hays ..............................1994Clare Heffernan ............................1998Lisa Henneberry ........1993, 94, 95, 96Liz Herr................................... 1999, 00Kristen Hogan ........................ 1994, 95Beth Holleran .............1992, 93, 94, 95Kaitlyn Horsman ...........................2008Kristen Horsman ...........................2008Tara Hovey ............................. 2003, 04Melissa Hug ..................................1992Amy Hyland ..................................1992Ann Hyland ...................... 1992, 93, 94

-I-J-Kristin Igoe ..................................2009Kim Jacobs ............................ 2001, 02Deirdre Johnson ...........................2000Brannan Joyce...........2004, 05, 06, 07

-K-Elizabeth Kadison ......2004, 05, 06, 07Carter Kahle ........................... 2003, 04Molly Kane ....................................2005Katie Kaufman ................. 2000, 01, 02Krissie Kelleher ..........1994, 95, 96, 97Peyton Killeen ................ 2007, 08, 09Liza Kimball ..................... 1997, 98, 99Romina King .......................... 1998, 99

-L-Liz Lane ................................. 1997, 98Michelle Lawson ................ 2002, 0304Courtney Legath ........2002, 03, 04, 05Valerie Leuchs ....................... 1999, 00Allie Lloyd ............................... 2004, 05Michelle Logan .............................1994Krista Lombardi ..................... 2001, 02Sue Long ............................... 1993, 94Kerry Loper ...................................2000Julie Lufkin ....................... 1998, 99, 00

-M-Ryan MacLeod .............................1995Elizabeth Maddock .......................2007Maura Mahoney ........2006, 07, 08, 09Tina Margetis .............1995, 96, 97, 98Jenna McCabe ..........2006, 07, 08, 09Carroll McCaffrey ................... 1996, 97Megan McElvogue ....1994, 95, 96, 97Gaffney McGrath .......1992, 93, 94, 95Kelly McIntyre ............1993, 94, 95, 96Tara McKennett .........2003, 04, 05, 06Jennifer Meek ........................ 2002, 03Lauren Meyers...........2000, 01, 02, 03Kristen Midura ..............................1997Lauren Miller ..............1999, 00, 01, 02Katie Monaghan ........2006, 07, 08, 09Tara Morley ............................ 2001, 02

-O-Kristen O’Brien ..........1992, 93, 94, 95Margaret O’Neill .........2001, 02, 03, 04Victoria O’Kane .............................2003Jessica Orsina ....................... 1999, 00

-P-Lisa Pataki ............................. 2001, 02Jennifer Pattenaude .....................1992Susan Pitt...................1997, 98, 99, 00Christy Plotner ...........1996, 97, 98, 99

-R-Jill Rekart .............................. 2008, 09Caitrin Ryan ..................................2005Emily Ryan .................1998, 99, 00, 01

-S-Emily Santos ................1997, 98, 9900Catharine Saylor ........2005, 06, 07, 08Erika Schneider ............................1992Libby Schuville ....................... 2004, 05Sarah Sedgwick .................... 2007, 08Lauren Seery ................................2002Sheila Serafino .................... 2008, 09Beth Signori ...............1993, 94, 95, 96Joanie Solimine ............... 1992, 93, 94Margot Spatola ..........2006, 07, 08, 09Carley St. Lucia .........2002, 03, 04, 05Mary Stinson ........................ 2008, 09Adrianne Swenda ......1992, 93, 94, 95Caitlin Swift ...................... 2005, 06, 07

-T-Lisa Taylor ..................1992, 93, 94, 95Samantha Taylor.........................2009Rebecca Taylor .............................1992Rachel Tella ...............1999, 00, 01, 02Rachel Tinquist ..........2006, 07, 08, 09Nicole Turfariello ...........................2009

-V-Jill Valle .........................................1992Alana Vivolo ...............2003, 04, 05, 06Meghan Voris ......................... 1995, 96

-W-Katie Wagoner ...........2004, 05, 06, 07Marcy Wagtovicz ..........................1992Brooke Wilson ...........2003, 04, 05, 06Jennifer Wilson .............................1999Brittany Wilton ............................2009Danielle Wood ...........1995, 96, 97, 98

-Y-Jacklyn Yovankin .......2002, 03, 04, 05

-Z-Rachel Zeller .......................... 2001, 02Katrina Zorka ................................1997Katie Zorzi .............................. 2001, 02Brooke Zwarg .................. 1999, 00, 01Courtney Zwirko ........2005, 06, 07, 08This list reflects the athletes since lacrosse became a varsity sport. Some information is incomplete. If you have any additional information, please contact the Media Relations Department at (617) 552-3004. BOLD – Signifies current student-athlete

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GOLDEN EAGLE AWARDGiven to the member of the BC Lacrosse team who makes a significant contribution to the team though her exceptional

play, desire to win and commitment to excellence.

LEGACY AWARD

Given to the member of the BC Lacrosse team who, in the eyes of the coaching staff, has left behind an

important lesson for future team members to emulate.

COACHES’ AWARDGiven to the member of the BC Lacrosse team who

exemplifies leadership, coachability and true selfless-ness among teammates.

BALDWIN AWARDGiven to the member of the BC Lacrosse team who exhibits

hustle, determination and commitment despite limited recognition throughout the year. This award goes to the unsung heroine.

2009 SCHOLAR-ATHLETE AWARDGiven to the member of the BC Lacrosse team who maintained

the highest average GPA for the 2008-09 academic year.

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‘06Attack | Hometown: Evanston, IL

Works at Loyola Academy as a Principal Gifts Officer in the Office of Development Assistant lacrosse coach for the girl’s varsity team

‘06Goalie | Hometown: Garden City, NY

Works at Freeport Elementary School and Physical Solutions (physical therapy office)

‘06Defense | Hometowns: Voorhees, NJ and Tequesta, FL

Public Health Advisor for the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in the Division of Violence Prevention

‘05 Attack | Hometown: Philadelphia, PA

English teacher and field hockey/lacrosse coach at Moorestown High School

‘03Defense | Hometown: Paoli, PA

Director of Global Outreach Programs at New York Univeristy College of Dentistry and a student in the Post Baccalaure-ate Pre-Health Program at New York University (completion 2010)

‘09Defense | Hometown: Hingham, MA

Enrolled in BC’s Lynch School of Educa-tion as a first year, school counseling master’s student

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‘09Attack | Hometown: Brunswick, ME

3DLAX(girl’s director), North Yarmouth academy(coach), Foreside fitness and tennis(personal trainer)

‘05Goalkeeper Hometown: Basel, Switzerland

Works as an Human Resource Manager for Novartis

‘08Defense | Hometown: Baltimore, MD

Works for Inside Lacrosse Magazine

’95Defense | Hometown: New Hampton, NH

New Hampton School, English Teacher, Lacrosse Coach, Photographer, Mom of two boys (with one more due in May 2010)

’88Defense | Hometowns: Northborough, MA & Concord, MA

Works for Monster.com as a Team Leader and Senior Account Manager

’88Attack | Hometown: Acton, MA

Reading Specialist at Chelmsford Public Schools

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decorate cookies for upcoming holidays and have dance parties with the kids. Every time we go, every kid ends up

having a smile on their face. It is a reminder as to how truly blessed we are to be able to go out and play everyday.”

-Catherine Conway ‘12

“ ”“For me, the team’s involvement in community service is humbling reminder to be so grateful

for all we have and to always give back.”-Brittany Wilton ‘12

“ ”“BC encourages its students to give back to the community

and our lacrosse team definitely takes that message and applies it. Community service has been a big part of our

program and after four years is something I am most proud of our team for.”

-Peyton Killeen ‘10

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programs formed by the Athletic committee at BC has been the most rewarding part of my experience here. To be able

to interact with all of those people is truly a gift.”-Mary Stinson ’10

“ ”“Lacrosse has also given me the chance to reach out to

the community and help others. These community service projects have opened my eyes to the bigger picture and

taught me what is truly important in life.”-Suzanne Cannon ‘10

“ ”“BC athletics provides us with opportunities to give back to the community. With the HEAR program and visits to

the Franciscan children’s hospital, we are able to see how fortunate we are and give back to others.”

-Caroline Barclay ‘13

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Consistency. It is the mark of true excellence in any endeavor.However, in today’s intercollegiate athletics, competition has be-come so balanced and so competitive that it is virtually impossible to maintain a high level of consistency.Yet the Atlantic Coast Conference has defied the odds. Now in its 57th year of competition, the ACC has long enjoyed the reputa-tion as one of the strongest and most competitive intercollegiate conferences in the nation. And that is not mere conjecture, the numbers support it.Since its inception in 1953, ACC schools have captured 116 na-tional championships, including 62 in women’s competition and 54 in men’s. In addition, NCAA individual titles have gone to ACC student-athletes 160 times in men’s competition and 91 times in women’s action.Since 1997, when the league adopted women’s lacrosse and a tra-dition of excellence was established, the ACC has made a total of 49 appearances in the NCAA Tournament, accounting for 68 victo-ries and six national titles. Maryland has garnered a league-record five NCAA crowns, while Virginia collected the ACC’s sixth in 2004.Last year, the ACC received four bids to the NCAA Tournament for the fifth consecutive year as Maryland secured the league’s auto-matic qualifier and a No. 2 seed position. North Carolina and Duke joined the Terrapins in the NCAA 2009 field as seeded teams, No. 3 and No. 5, respectively, while Virginia was an at-large selection. Participating in the NCAA tournament for the 11th year, North Car-olina advanced to the 2009 NCAA title game, its fourth Final Four appearance and first since 2002, despite the Tar Heels’ hopes of their first national championship crown falling at the hands of top-seeded and four-time defending NCAA champion Northwestern. Since 1997, the ACC has placed 69 players on the NCAA All-Tournament team, including five postseason Most Valuable Play-ers. Maryland’s Jen Adams collected the national tournament recognition in back to back years, as the Terrapin standout was named NCAA All-Tournament MVP in 1999 and 2000 and is the only ACC player to be named Tournament MVP on more than one occasion. In 2009, Maryland’s Karri Ellen Johnson and Brittany Poise earned NCAA All-Tournament Team honors, while a North Carolina trio of Laura Zimmerman, Amber Falcone and Jenn Rus-sell collected all-tourney team recognition.Twenty-five players have garnered National Player of the Year accolades and three league coaches have been named Na-tional Coach of the Year honorees, all competing under the ACC

banner. In 2009, the league not only saw four student-athletes given National Player of the Year recognition, but Cathy Reese of Maryland, who was inducted in the Greater Baltimore Chap-ter of U.S. Lacrosse Hall of Fame in January 2010, became the league’s third National Coach of the Year honoree, according to womenslacrosse.com and womenslax.com. Former Maryland head coach Cindy Timchal earned the title in 1999 and Virginia head coach Julie Myers collected the honor in 2004. North Carolina’s Falcone was named National Defender of the Year, according to Intercollegiate Women’s Lacrosse Coaches Association (IWLCA), womenslacrosse.com and womenslax.com, while ACC Player of the Year Caitlyn McFadden of Mary-land was named National Midfield Player of the Year by the same sources. Wrapping up the IWLCA country-wide awards, Tar Heel keeper Logan Ripley was named National Goalkeeper of the Year, while Maryland’s Karri Ellen Johnson picked up National Rookie of the Year recognition.In addition, ACC women’s lacrosse players have earned first-, second-, or third-team IWLCA/US Lacrosse All-America honors 181 times, including 77 first-team honorees.

The 2008-09 academic year saw league teams capturing five na-tional team titles and 21 individual NCAA crowns. The ACC has now won 48 national team titles over the last 13 years and two or more NCAA titles in 27 of the past 29 years.A total of 130 league teams earned a berth in NCAA postseason competition, compiling a 130-74-1 (.637) mark in NCAA champi-onships. The ACC had 88 teams ranked in the final Top 25 polls, including 33 teams ranked in the Top 10, while six teams finished No. 1 in at least one poll in their respective sport.In addition, the ACC had 266 league student-athletes named to All-America teams in 2008-09, 133 men and 133 women, and 95 ACC athletes earned Academic All-America honors. The league produced nine national Player of the Year, three national Fresh-man of the Year, and five national Coach of the Year honorees.

Field Hockey - MarylandWomen’s Soccer - North CarolinaMen’s Soccer - MarylandMen’s Basketball - North CarolinaWomen’s Tennis - Duke

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Boston College was founded in 1863 by the Society of Jesus to serve the sons of Boston’s Irish immigrants. It was the first institution of higher education to be found-ed in the city of Boston. Today, it is one of the foremost universities in the nation, with a coeducational enrollment of 14,500 undergraduate and graduate students. Boston College has drawn students from all 50 states and more than 80 countries.Boston College has grown not just in size, but also in stature and diversity. Today, it is ranked among the top 34 national universities by US News & World Report. Its Graduate School of Social Work is listed among the nation’s top 15, also by US News, while the graduate programs of its Lynch School of Education are among the top 20 and its Connell School of Nursing and Law School are among the top 30. In addition, eight undergraduate programs of the Carroll School of Management placed among the top 10 in the nation according to BusinessWeek, with accounting placing first in its category. Boston College is among the nation’s most selective universities, with nearly 30,000 applications received for its 2,250-member Class of 2013, and is numbered among the top American private research universities. After more than a century of growth and evolution, Boston College holds fast to the ideals that inspired its Jesuit founders. The University today remains focused on its mission of helping students to develop their minds and talents while providing them with the motivation and compassion to use those talents in the service of others.“Deeply rooted in its Catholic and Jesuit origins, Boston College offers an education that is distinctive in spirit and content, that is doubly rich with the best of human thought and with the profound insights of faith,” writes Reverend William P. Leahy, SJ, who assumed the presidency of Boston College in 1996. “We believe that Boston College provides a transforming experience for young men and women.”A continued expression of this philosophy, based on the Jesuit principle of cura per-sonalis, or care for the individual, is the faculty’s dedication to teaching. BC faculty members have been honored for their teaching by the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Education, while the University’s overall commitment to teaching has been ranked among the nation’s top 20, also by US News & World Report.

A Boston College education focuses not only on intellectual development, but also on personal, spiritual and physical development. Students are asked to use their abilities, education and acquired skills to help others in need, whether in Boston or Belize. Each year, more than 5,000 undergraduates give some 375,000 hours of community service in the Boston area, while more than 650 students trade vacation for service during Spring Break. Nearly 2,000 students take part in retreats and spiritual formation activities annually. Today, the Boston College motto “ever to excel” also extends to a broad array of extracurricular activities and opportunities ranging from sports to the arts. Athletics is integral to the University’s focus on the development of the whole person in body as well as in mind and spirit. BC offers 31 men’s and women’s varsity sports, all of which compete at the NCAA Division I level, and annually has one of the highest graduation rates in Division IA. BC offers a wide variety of resources that enrich intellectual and cultural life beyond the campus gates. Among these are the Jesuit Institute; Center for Ignatian Spiritu-ality; Center for Catholic Education; Church in the 21st Century Center; Boisi Center for Religion and American Public Life; Center for Human Rights and International Justice; Center for Christian-Jewish Learning; Winston Center for Leadership and Ethics; Center on Wealth and Philanthropy; Center for Retirement Research; Sloan Center on Aging and Work; Center for the Study of Testing, Evaluation and Educa-tional Policy; TIMSS and PIRLS International Study Center; Center for International Higher Education; Burns Library of Rare Books and Special Collections; Robsham Theater Arts Center; McMullen Museum of Art; Center for Child, Family and Com-munity Partnerships; Center for Corporate Citizenship; Center for Work and Family; Center for Irish Programs; Urban Ecology Institute and Weston Observatory.

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Since Gene DeFilippo became Director of Athletics in September of 1997, he has led the BC athletics program to an unprecedented period of innovation, growth, fundraising, athletic and academic success. He also led the program through one of the most significant periods in its history as it transitioned to full membership in the Atlantic Coast Conference.

Under DeFilippo’s leadership, Boston College student-athletes’ achievements in the classroom have become an immense source of pride for the University and its supporters. Last year, 363 BC student-athletes maintained a grade point average of 3.0 or better, earning the Athletic Director’s Award for Academic Excellence. BC’s graduation rate for all student-athletes has consistently ranked in the nation’s top ten.

DeFilippo initiated an impressive overhaul of BC’s athletics facilities that includes new football practice facilities, a total renovation of Conte Forum, includ-ing a new sound system, floor and video boards,

new soccer, field hockey and lacrosse facilities on the Newton campus, new Field Turf for Alumni Sta-dium, and an air-inflated bubble to cover the stadium turf to provide an indoor practice facility for all sports during the winter months.

DeFilippo was instrumental in raising money to build the privately funded $27 million, 72,000-square-foot Yawkey Athletics Center, which houses the football program, the Office of Learning Resources for Stu-dent-Athletes, and a large function area for general University use. After football moved into the Yawkey Center, BC undertook a multi-million dollar renova-tion Conte Forum to provide additional locker room and office space for many of BC’s 31 varsity sports.

DeFilippo renamed the Athletics Association’s fund-raising arm (formerly Blue Chips) in honor of long-time Athletics Director Bill Flynn. Alumni, parents and friends of Boston College Athletics contributed $18 million in 2008-09, the third-highest total in BC Athletics history and 50 percent more than just four years ago. The 4,600 donors to the Flynn Fund prove that there is strength in numbers; nearly 700 alumni, parents and friends have given to BC Athlet-ics for at least 10 consecutive years.

Anne and Gene DeFilippo cemented their commit-ment to Boston College by announcing their pledge of $100,000 to endow a scholarship. The scholar-ship will be awarded annually to a female student-athlete who demonstrates outstanding academic achievement and financial need.

In athletics competition, DeFilippo has overseen some of the most successful seasons in Boston College Athletics history. During the 2008-09 sea-son, the football team appeared in a school-record 10th consecutive bowl game and made a second consecutive trip to the ACC Championship Game. In 2008, the men’s ice hockey team won its third national championship, and the men’s soccer team captured both the ACC regular-season and tourna-

ment championships and entered the NCAA Men’s Soccer Tournament as the overall No. 1 seed.

From 1993-97, DeFilippo served as director of ath-letics at Villanova University. He served as Associat-ed Director of Athletics at the University of Kentucky from 1987-93, Director of Athletics at the University of South Carolina-Spartanburg from 1984-87 and Director of Administrative Services at Vanderbilt Uni-versity from 1983-84.

His coaching experience includes three years as offensive backfield coach at Vanderbilt (1980-82), which included the 1982 Hall of Fame Bowl. From 1975-79, he was offensive coordinator at Youngstown State University, during which time the team won two consecutive Mid-Continent Confer-ence championships, 1978-79. In 1973-74, he was graduate assistant football coach for the University of Tennessee, coaching in the 1973 Gator Bowl and 1974 Liberty Bowl.

A 1973 graduate of Springfield College with a Bach-elor of Science degree, DeFilippo earned three var-sity letters as a quarterback in football during his un-dergraduate career. He received a master’s degree in educational administration from the University of Tennessee in 1974.

DeFilippo and his wife, Anne, are the parents of three children – Christine Eldred (recently married to Matt Eldred), a guidance counselor; John, assis-tant quarterbacks coach for the New York Jets, and Mary, marketing and sales coordinator for Fenway Sports Group.

Years school Position1973-74.............. tennessee................................................GraduateassistantFootballcoach1975-79.............. Youngstownstate....................................................assistantFootballcoach1980-82.............. Vanderbilt..................................................................assistantFootballcoach1983-84.............. Vanderbilt..................................................Directorofadministrativeservices1984-87.............. Universityofsouthcarolina-spartanburg....................... Directorofathletics1987-93.............. Kentucky.......assistant,associateDirectorofathletics-externaloperations1993-97.............. Villanova............................................................................ Directorofathletics1997-present..... Bostoncollege................................................................. Directorofathletics

FEBRUARY20 (Sat.) atBryant 1:00p.m.26 (Fri.) CANISIUS 3:00p.m.

MARCH2 (Tues.) atJacksonville 4:00p.m.6 (Sat.) SIENA 1:00p.m.13 (Sat.) VIRGINATECH* 1:00p.m.17 (Wed.) atHolyCross 4:30p.m.20 (Sat.) atMaryland* 12:00p.m.24 (Wed.) VERMONT 4:00p.m.27 (Sat.) NORTHCAROLINA* 12:00p.m.

APRIL3 (Sat.) atVirginia* 1:00p.m.7 (Wed.) IONA 4:00p.m.10 (Sat.) atDuke* 1:00p.m.14 (Wed.) atBostonUniversity 6:00p.m.18 (Sun.) atBrown 1:00p.m.22 (Thu.) ACCChampionshipFirstRound TBD23 (Fri.) ACCChampionshipSemifinals TBD25 (Sun.) ACCChampionshipFinals TBD28 (Wed.) NEWHAMPSHIRE 4:00p.m.

MAY1 (Sun.) LeMOYNE 1:00p.m.5 (Wed.) atHarvard 7:00p.m.

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