2011 georgetown women's lacrosse gameday program

HOYA TRADITION ALL-AMERICANS

SuSanne atkinS ’99Second Team – 1999

Chloe aSSelin ’07Third Team – 2005

MeliSSa BileS ’03First Team – 2002Third Team – 2003

alliSon ChaMBerS ’05Second Team – 2005

StaCy DuCa ’97Second Team – 1996, 1997

Third Team – 1995

aShBy kaeStner ‘10Third Team - 2010

Second Team - 2009First Team - 2008

MiChi ellerS ’04National Defender of the Year

– 2004First Team – 2003, 2004

Molly ForD ‘10Second Team - 2010Second Team - 2009Third Team - 2008

Bowen holDen ’01National Goalkeeper of the

Year – 2001First Team – 2001

Second Team – 2000

lauren hilSky ’98Second Team – 1998Third Team – 1997

erin elBe ’02Tewaaraton Award – 2002

National Attacker of the Year – 2002

First Team – 2001, 02Second Team – 2000Third Team – 1999

12 NCAA TourNAmeNTAppeArANCes 17 BIG eAsT mAjor

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47 All-AmerICANs 57 All-BIG eAsThoNorees

9 BIG eAsTChAmpIoNshIps7 NATIoNAl plAyers

of The yeAr

8 NCAA quArTerfINAlAppeArANCes 2 NCAA fINAls

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Maggie koCh ’07National Goalkeeper of the


gloria lozano ’04Second Team – 2003, 2004

Third Team – 2002

Caitlin MClean ’01National Defender of the Year

– 2001First Team – 2000, 2001

BriDget noon ’09First Team - 2009

logan MCCraw ‘11Second Team - 2010

ChriS linDSey ’98National Goalkeeper of the


Second Team – 1996Third Team – 1997

Sarah oliphant ’05Third Team – 2004

CoCo StanwiCk ’07First Team – 2005, 2006, 2007

JorDan trautMan ‘09Second Team - 2008

Stephanie zoDtner ’06Second Team – 2006

wiCk StanwiCk ’03First Team – 2003Third Team – 2002

Sheehan StanwiCk ’01National Attacker of the Year – 2001

First Team – 2000, 2001Second Team – 1999Third Team – 1998

Chris Lindsey ’98National Goalkeeper of the Year – 1998

Caitlin McLean ’01National Defender of the Year – 2001

Michi Ellers ‘04National Defender of the Year – 2004

Sheehan Stanwick ’01National Attacker of the Year - 2001

ERIN ELBE ‘02National Attacker of the Year – 2002

Maggie Koch ’07National Goalkeeper of the Year – 2006

Bowen Holden ’01National Goal-keeper of the Year – 2001

PLAYERS OF THE YEAR

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CreditsThe 2011 Georgetown University women’s lacrosse gameday program is published by the Sports Information Office. It was written and compiled by Associate Sports Information Director Barbara Barnes. Editing, coordination and assistance on the guide provided by Publications Coordinator Diana T. Pulupa. Thanks to Bill Shapland, Mike “Mex” Carey, Ryan Sakamoto, John Cantalupi, Haley Rossiter, Larissa Garbade and John Lim as well as the Georgetown women’s lacrosse coaching staff. Photography by Rafael Suanes, Georgetown University photographer Phil Humnicky, Mitchell Layton, US Lacrosse and the university archives. Design by Old Hat Creative, Norman, Okla. Printing by Frank Gumpert Printing, Annapolis, Md. Special thanks to Robert Smith and the Old Hat Creative staff as well as Matt Marzullo, Tina Friia and the Frank Gumpert staff.

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Table of ConTenTsGeorgetown University .......................................................................................... 4-7University President John DeGioia ..........................................................................8Director of Athletics Lee Reed ................................................................................9Multi-Sport Field ...................................................................................................... 10GUHoyas.com .......................................................................................................... 10Head Coach Ricky Fried ..................................................................................12-13Erin Hellmold ............................................................................................................. 14Michi Ellers ................................................................................................................ 15Bunny O’Reilly .......................................................................................................... 16Support Staff ............................................................................................................ 162011 Preview......................................................................................................18-192011 Roster .............................................................................................................. 20Mary Beth Brophy .................................................................................................... 21Jordy Kirr .................................................................................................................... 22Logan McCraw ......................................................................................................... 23Kelly Barnes .............................................................................................................. 24Kathleen Dwyer / Jacqueline Giles ...................................................................... 25Lauren Thomas / Mary Wittlesberger .................................................................. 26Mary Cannon / Molly Early ..................................................................................... 27Erin Lovett / Carly Napora...................................................................................... 28Katie O’Brien / Danielle Van Fossan ................................................................... 29Abby Bisbee / Kelsi Bozell..................................................................................... 30Rosie Corcoran / Lauren Gray .............................................................................. 31Ashley Hunter / Dina Jackson ............................................................................... 32Evan O’Neill / Sophia Thomas .............................................................................. 33Barb Black / Maggie Brown /Courtney Caputo ............................................... 34MJ Coyle / Jody Cumberpatch / Meghan Farrell .............................................. 35Hannah Franklin / Kelyn Freedman / Reilly Woodman .................................... 36Georgetown Experience...................................................................................38-412010 Review .......................................................................................................42-432010 Statistics ......................................................................................................... 44Awards & Honors ...............................................................................................46-47Career Records ..................................................................................................48-49Single Season Records ....................................................................................50-51All-Time Roster ....................................................................................................52-53Year-by-Year Results ..........................................................................................54-57All-Time Results by Opponent ........................................................................58-61Series Record by Opponent ................................................................................. 61Alumnae Experience ................................................................................................ 62Where are they now? .............................................................................................. 632011 Opponents ..................................................................................................... 64BIG EAST Conference ........................................................................................... 65THIS IS GEORGETOWN LACROSSE ......................................................66-67Compliance ............................................................................................................... 68Hoya Crosse Club ................................................................................................... 68

March 5 Northwestern 1 p.m.March 9 at Florida 6:30 p.m.March 12 Duke 1 p.m.March 16 at Johns Hopkins 6 p.m.March 19 at North Carolina 1 p.m.March 25 Villanova * 6 p.m.March 27 at Princeton 1 p.m.April 1 at Connecticut * 4 p.m.April 3 Yale 2 p.m.April 8 Cincinnati * 3:30 p.m.April 10 Louisville * 1 p.m.April 16 Syracuse * NoonApril 19 at Loyola (Md.) * 7 p.m.April 23 at Notre Dame * 1 p.m.April 28 Maryland 7 p.m.May 1 at Rutgers * 1 p.m.May 5 BIG EAST Semifinals 8:15 p.m.May 7 BIG EAST Championship 1 p.m.

home games in bold played at Multi-Sport Field all times Eastern * indicates a BIG EAST Conference gameNCAA First Round; May 14-15; campus sitesNCAA Quarterfinals; May 21; campus sites NCAA Semifinals; May 27; LaValle Stadium; Stony Brook, N.Y. NCAA Finals; May 29; LaValle Stadium; Stony Brook, N.Y.

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March 5 Northwestern 1 p.m.March 9 at Florida 6:30 p.m.March 12 Duke 1 p.m.March 16 at Johns Hopkins 6 p.m.March 19 at North Carolina 1 p.m.March 25 Villanova * 6 p.m.March 27 at Princeton 1 p.m.April 1 at Connecticut * 4 p.m.April 3 Yale 2 p.m.April 8 Cincinnati * 3:30 p.m.April 10 Louisville * 1 p.m.April 16 Syracuse * NoonApril 19 at Loyola (Md.) * 7 p.m.April 23 at Notre Dame * 1 p.m.April 28 Maryland 7 p.m.May 1 at Rutgers * 1 p.m.May 5 BIG EAST Semifinals 8:15 p.m.May 7 BIG EAST Championship 1 p.m.

home games in bold played at Multi-Sport Field all times Eastern * indicates a BIG EAST Conference gameNCAA First Round; May 14-15; campus sitesNCAA Quarterfinals; May 21; campus sites NCAA Semifinals; May 27; LaValle Stadium; Stony Brook, N.Y. NCAA Finals; May 29; LaValle Stadium; Stony Brook, N.Y.


UnIVeRsITY MIssIon sTaTeMenTGeorgetown is a Catholic and Jesuit, student-centered research university. Established in 1789 in the spirit of the new republic, the University was founded on the principle that serious and sustained discourse among people of different faiths, cultures, and beliefs promotes intellectual, ethical and spiritual understanding. We embody this principle in the diversity of our students, faculty and staff, our commitment to justice and the common good, our intellectual openness and our international character. An academic community dedicated to creating and communicating knowledge, Georgetown provides excellent undergraduate, graduate and professional education in the Jesuit tradition for the glory of God and the well-being of humankind.Georgetown educates women and men to be reflective lifelong learners, to be responsible and active participants in civic life, and to live generously in service to others.

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In its history, Georgetown has attracted some of the nation’s top students, whose achievements include some of the most prestigious awards in higher education:

23 Rhodes Scholarships for study at Oxford University since 1984

18 Marshall Scholarships for study in England

19 Mellon Fellowships for graduate study in the United States

10 Luce Foundation Scholarships for study in the Far East

24 Truman Scholarships for study leading to public service since 1977

32 Clare Boothe Luce Scholarships for women in the study of science and engineering

9 Mitchell Scholarships for study in Ireland

14 Jack Kent Cooke Scholarships for undergraduate and graduate study

27 Goldwater Scholarships for study in math, science and engineering

GEoRGETowN CoLLEGEAmerican Musical CultureAmerican StudiesAnthropologyArabicArt HistoryBiochemistryBiologyBiology of Global HealthChemistryChineseClassicsComparative LiteratureComputer ScienceEconomicsEnglishEnvironmental BiologyFrenchGermanGovernmentHistoryInterdisciplinary StudiesItalian

JapaneseLinguisticsMathematicsMedieval StudiesNeurobiologyPhilosophyPhysicsPolitical EconomyPortuguesePsychologyRussianScience and EngineeringSociologySpanishStudio ArtTheater and Performance StudiesTheologyWomen’s and Gender Studies

THE EDMuND A. wALSH SCHooL of foREIGN SERVICECulture & PoliticsInternational Economics

International HistoryInternational PoliticsInternational Political EconomyRegional & Comparative StudiesScience, Technology, & International Affairs

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WasHInGTon, D.C. ...a CITY lIKe no oTHeRLocated less than five miles from the U.S. Capitol and the National Mall, Georgetown University and its community witnessed history in the making as President Barack Obama was sworn in as the 44th President of the United States of America on Tuesday, January 20, 2009. History then made its way to the Hilltop as President Obama delivered a speech in Gaston Hall on Georgetown’s campus on April 14, 2009.


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for over three decades, John J. DeGioia has helped to define and strengthen Georgetown University as a premier institution for education and research. Since graduating from the University in 1979, he has served both as a senior administrator and as a faculty member. On July 1, 2001, he became Georgetown’s 48th president. As president, Dr. DeGioia is deeply committed to sustaining academic excellence at Georgetown. He has helped to recruit intellectual leaders to the faculty and secured substantial funding for scholarly research and academic programs. Under Dr. DeGioia’s leadership, the University completed in December 2003 the largest fund-raising effort in University history, the Third Century Campaign. The $1 billion capital campaign benefited Georgetown’s Main, Medical, and Law Center campuses to secure endowment funds for curriculum and faculty support, increase student financial aid, and build and renovate facilities. In 2002-2003, Dr. DeGioia oversaw the largest expansion of campus facilities, with the Southwest Quadrangle - a one million square-foot complex of student housing; study, seminar and music rooms; and a new Jesuit Community Residence - at the forefront. Dr. DeGioia addresses broader issues in higher education as a Chair of the Board of Directors of Campus Compact and of the Forum for the Future of Higher Education. He also serves as a member of the Board of Directors for the National Association of Independent Colleges and Universities; the Board of Directors for the Association of Jesuit Colleges and Universities; the Executive Committee of the Council on Competitiveness; the Business-Higher Education Forum; the Steering Committee of the Talloires Network; the Big East Conference Executive Committee; and is a Commissioner on the Knight Commission on Intercollegiate Athletics. To prepare young people for leadership roles in the global community, Dr. DeGioia has expanded opportunities for intercultural and interreligious dialogue, welcomed world leaders to campus, and convened international conferences to address challenging issues. He represents Georgetown at the World Economic Forum, the Council on Foreign Relations, and the U.S. National Commission for UNESCO, where he recently served as Chair of the Education Committee. Dr. DeGioia has enhanced Georgetown’s relationship with the many political, cultural, corporate, and economic resources of Washington, D.C. He serves on the Greater Washington Board of Trade and the Federal City Council. Dr. DeGioia is also a strong supporter of Georgetown’s social justice initiatives that seek to improve opportunities for Washington’s underserved neighborhoods. As the first lay president of a Jesuit university, Dr. DeGioia places special emphasis on sustaining and strengthening Georgetown’s Catholic and Jesuit identity and its responsibility to serve as a voice and an instrument for justice. He has also been a strong advocate for inter-religious dialogue. He is a member of the Order of Malta, a lay religious order of the Roman Catholic Church dedicated to serving the sick and the poor. Dr. DeGioia is a Professorial Lecturer in the Department of Philosophy. He earned a bachelor’s degree in English from Georgetown University in 1979 and his PhD in Philosophy from the University in 1995. He has most recently taught “Ethics and Global Development,” “Human Rights: A Culture in Crisis,” and a seminar on “Ways of Knowing.” Prior to his appointment as president, Dr. DeGioia held a variety of senior administrative positions at Georgetown, including senior vice president, responsible for university-wide operations, and dean of student affairs. In 2004, he was presented with a Lifetime Achievement Award for Excellence in Academia from the Sons of Italy. And he was named a Washingtonian of the Year by The Washingtonian magazine in 2008. Dr. DeGioia was raised in Orange, Connecticut, and Hanford, California. He and his wife, Theresa Miller DeGioia, a Georgetown alumna, and their son, John Thomas, live in Washington, D.C.

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lee Reed was named the 17th director of athletics (Francis X. Rienzo chair) at Georgetown University in April 2010. As director of athletics, Reed will oversee the operations of all Georgetown University intercollegiate athletics programs, which includes 29 sports and more than 750 student-athletes Reed takes over for Daniel R. Porterfield, Ph.D., Georgetown’s senior vice-president for strategic development who served as interim director of athletics during the 2009-10 academic year. Reed comes to Georgetown after serving as the director of athletics at Cleveland State University in Ohio for eight years. A former basketball standout at Cleveland State, he joined the Vikings Athletics Department in the summer of 2002. “Lee is committed to educational excellence and competitive success and I am confident that with his leadership we will continue to recruit and support first-rate coaches and student-athletes who maintain the University’s tradition of academic and athletic success,’ Georgetown University President John J. DeGioia said. “This has been a thorough search process and we look forward to the contributions he will make to our athletics program and the lives of our student-athletes.” Under Reed’s leadership the Viking athletics program moved into the upper ranks of the Horizon League and was recognized as one of the top programs in the state of Ohio. Reed oversaw a department that captured 11 Horizon League Championships, as well as six runner-up finishes in the last three years. In addition, Cleveland State University has been represented at the NCAA Championship 15 times during that span. Reed’s plan and vision led the Vikings to claim the James J. McCafferty Trophy during the 2007-08 season, an honor recognizing the Horizon League’s all-sport champion. It was the first time that CSU captured the award. CSU won the league’s Men’s All-Sports Award, while the Vikings finished third in the Women’s All-Sports Award. The Vikings, who had never finished higher than fifth place in the McCafferty standings, became just the fourth current Horizon League school to win the award. Reed is well-respected nationally, having represented the Horizon League on the NCAA Management Council and as the president of the NCAA I-AAA Athletic Director’s Association in 2007-08. He is also a member of the NCAA Basketball Academic Enhancement Group, a working group composed of presidents, chancellors, head coaches, commissioners, athletic directors and faculty athletic representatives, which was established to develop strategies to enhance the academic performance and graduation rates of NCAA Division I men’s basketball. Reed has served as chairman of the John McLendon Memorial Minority Postgraduate Scholarship Awards committee, which is operated through NACDA, Reed also served as a member of the Board of Directors of the Greater Cleveland Sports Commission. In March of 2005, he was named one of the 50 Most Powerful African-Americans in Sports by Black Enterprise magazine. Reed rejoined the Vikings after spending the previous seven years (1995-02) at Eastern Michigan University, the last four as associate athletic director for internal affairs. As associate athletic director, Reed oversaw all internal affairs of the department, including compliance, operations and facilities. He had administrative oversight for seven Olympic sports, coordinating fund raising, budget development and the hiring and evaluation of coaches. He administered the athletic department’s $3.5 million grant-in-aid budget that covered 21 sports. A four-year letterman in men’s basketball at Cleveland State, Reed played on teams that compiled a 61-47 mark, serving as team captain for the 1982-83 season. Reed then served as an assistant men’s basketball coach at the University of New Mexico from 1984-86. He later received a master’s degree in sports administration from UNM in 1994.

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The Georgetown University women’s lacrosse team will play at the Multi-Sport Field for the sixth-straight season. Multi-Sport Field, a FieldTurf surface, is home to football and the men’s and women’s lacrosse teams. Located at the center of campus, the facility currently has a seating capacity of 2,500, but upon completion will accommodate a seating capacity of 4,500 (2,000 in the East stands and 2,500 in the West stands). A new multi-purpose field of FieldTurf will allow year-round practices and games for football and men’s and women’s lacrosse. Multi-Sport Field, the most significant undertaking in the history of Georgetown athletics, will provide a new and adequately sized gathering place for the Georgetown community, including hundreds of athletic, academic, educational and recreational opportunities throughout the years to engage students, faculty, staff, alumni, parents, neighbors and friends. Situated at the heart of campus and adjacent to the Southwest Quad, Village C and Harbin Dorms, Multi-Sport Field will serve as a natural hub for walkway “spokes,” enabling all the amenities and spaces of the campus to be interconnected for use and enjoyment on a 24/7 basis. The central location guarantees audiences for future events on the Hilltop, while providing a pastoral focal point for all who look down from the dorms. The facility will be built in a phased sequence to minimize the effect on game schedules and to allow for greater integration among facility projects. The first phase, unveiled on September 17, 2005 for the Hoyas football home opener against Brown, included the construction of the artificial turf field and the implementation of temporary stands and press box. The next phases will include the completion of the stands, permanent fencing, a two-level press box, support spaces, locker rooms, video and conference rooms and training room, as well as a new video scoreboard.

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Ricky Fried is now in his seventh season at the helm of the Hoya program after serving as a Georgetown assistant

coach in 2003 and 2004. In his first six seasons, Fried has led the Hoyas to a 75-36 overall record and a 31-4 record in BIG EAST regular season games. Under Fried, Georgetown has earned five BIG EAST regular season titles, made four trips to the BIG EAST Tournament Cham-pionship Game winning in 2010 and has advanced to the NCAA Tournament five times, reaching the quarterfinals twice. Fried has coached 16 national All-Amer-icans as well as the National Goalie of the Year, two BIG EAST Attackers, one Midfielder of the Year and four Defensive Players of the Year to go along with 34 BIG EAST first or second team selections. Last season, Fried led the Hoyas to the BIG EAST Regular Season Championship as GU went undefeated in league play. The top-seeded Hoyas then won the BIG EAST Tournament Championship for the first time in program history. The Blue & Gray earned an automatic bid into the NCAA Tournament and had three All-America honorees including Ashby Kaestner, Molly Ford and Logan Mc-Craw. The Georgetown coaching staff also won its second-straight BIG EAST Staff of the Year award. Fried was named Associate Head Coach for the Hoyas in November 2003 and was involved in all aspects of the Hoya program but focused on an offensive unit that became one of the most potent in the nation. On the other side of the field, in 2003, Georgetown led the nation caused turnovers. Prior to Georgetown, Fried was an assistant coach at Johns Hopkins University for nine seasons. While at the school, Fried served as the recruiting coordinator and helped build Hopkins into a Division I Top 20 program. A 1988 graduate of the University of Maryland-Baltimore County (UMBC), Fried was an All-American where he was a midfielder for the Retrievers lacrosse team. As a senior, he served as team captain, was named the team’s Most Valuable Player and earned the team’s Leadership Award. He was named to UMBC’s All-Time Team in 1990. Fried arrived at Hopkins following a two-year stint as an assistant coach at the Gilman School. He also played professionally with the Philadelphia Wings from 1989-92 and the

Baltimore Thunder from 1993-94 and 1997. Fried is also active in the Intercollegiate Women’s Lacrosse Coaches Association (IWLCA) and has served as the organization’s vice president and on the board of directors. He sits on its ethics and recruiting tournaments committees. Additionally, he is on the Regional All-American Committee and is a member of the Tewaaraton Trophy Committee. After serving as an assistant coach for the U.S. Women’s Lacrosse Elite Team for four years, Fried was named the head coach of the national team in August of 2009. He will hold the post for the next three years leading up to

the 2013 Federation of International Lacrosse World Cup. During the summer of 2009, Fried traveled with the US World Cup Team to Prague, Czech Republic to compete in the FIL World Cup. The U.S. squad went undefeated and brought home the gold medal. As the head coach of the national team, Fried advises on the direction women’s la-crosse takes in the United States over the next four years. He and the appointed assistants identify talented players for the squad. He, his wife, Halyna, and their children, Jack (7) and Paige (5), reside in Columbia, Md.

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CoACH YEARS RECoRD PCT.Pat Becker 1977-78 4-11 .267Jill Roody 1979 1-7 .125Cindy Wilhelmy 1980-81 4-9-2 .333Meg Galligan 1982-83 4-12 .250Sandie Inglis 1984-88 29-20-1 .590Yvonne Landis 1989-92 17-39 .304Alison Williams 1993-95 27-17 .614Kim Simons 1996-2004 113-43 .724Ricky Fried 2005-Pres. 75-36 .676

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eRIn HellMolD is in her seventh season as an assistant coach with the Hoyas. She was named the associate head coach during the summer of 2011. Hellmold has been with the Hoyas staff after serving two seasons as an assistant coach at the Stevens Institute of Technology. Last season, Hellmold and the Georgetown staff were named the BIG EAST Coaching Staff of the Year for the second-consecutive year. During her seven seasons with the GU program, Hellmold has coached four offensive All-Amer-icans in Alison Chambers and Coco Stanwick and most recently Ashby Kaestner and Molly Ford. Under her watch, the Hoyas have averaged almost 11 goals per game. In her two seasons at Stevens, the team placed in the ECAC tournament both years after winning

both the 2003 and 2004 Knickerbocker Conference Championship. The 2004 season record was the best in Stevens’ history. Aside from coaching, Hellmold is the owner of the New York Lacrosse Academy, located on Long Island. Hellmold graduated in 2002 from Johns Hopkins University with a degree in political science, and played four seasons (1998-2002) of varsity la-crosse for the Blue Jays. She was a two-time captain, voted the best offensive player in 2001 and selected for the 2002 North/South Senior All-Star game. Additionally, Hellmold is among the Blue Jay leaders in career assists, goals and points. Hellmold currently resides in Alexandria, Va., with her husband Erich, a D.C. attorney and a 2002 graduate of Johns Hopkins where he played football for the Blue Jays. The couple has a son, Grant Michael (1).

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MICHI elleRs is now in her sixth season on the Georgetown coaching staff and focuses mainly on the Hoya defense. In 2006, Ellers oversaw a Georgetown defense that boasted the National Goalie of the Year in Mag-gie Koch while the team ranked second in the nation in scoring defense. She has coached five defensive All-Americans including Bridget Noon who was the BIG EAST Defensive Player of the Year and, most recently, Logan McCraw. Ellers graduated from Georgetown in 2004 with a degree in psychology. She was a four-year starter and a key factor in the Hoyas earning four-consecutive trips to the NCAA Tournament, including appear-ances in the 2001 and 2002 NCAA Championship game.

Ellers also helped Georgetown continue its undefeated streak in BIG EAST Conference play en route to four-straight league titles. In addition, she helped make school history when the 2002 Hoyas earned their first-ever Intercollegiate Women’s Lacrosse Coaches Association (IWLCA) No. 1 national ranking as well as a No. 1 seed in the NCAA Tournament. A tri-captain of the 2003 & 2004 squads, Ellers is a two-time First Team All-American and BIG EAST Defen-sive Player of the Year (2003, 2004). She earned a spot on the 24-member 2004-05 U.S. Development Team and was one of five finalists for the 2004 Tewaaraton Trophy, given annually to the top collegiate player in the nation. A 2004 All-Region First Team and NCAA All-Tournament Team member, Ellers led the country in caused turn-overs for the second year in a row in 2004 with a 3.66 per game average and is Georgetown’s all-time leader in the category with a total of 204. Ellers ranks fourth in career ground balls on the Hilltop with 216. The midfielder earned a record five BIG EAST Defensive Player of the Week honors during the 2004 season and was a unanimous selection for the All-BIG EAST First Team. She holds the top three spots in the GU record books for most caused turnovers in a

single season (2001, 2003 and 2004). Ellers is one of 24 players on the U.S. women’s lacrosse Elite team roster, she has been on the squad for the past four seasons. In June of 2008, she traveled with the team to the Prague Cup where the U.S. team allowed just one goal and won the final match over England, 13-1. Additionally, during the summer of 2009, she returned to Prague for the FIL World Cup where the United States went undefeated and brought home the gold medal.

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bUnnY o’ReIllY is in her first season as an volunteer assistant coach with the Hoyas after a successful playing career. She had a five-year career after an injury in 2009 forced her off the field. O’Reilly began her career as an attacker and moved to the midfield for her final season. She scored 44 career goals and posted 21 assists for 74 points. After moving into the midfield, she became more active on the defensive end as well with 47 ground balls, 33 caused turnovers and 40 draw controls. O’Reilly started in 49 of 61 games player in her career. The Philadelphia, Pa., native is finishing up a master’s degree in Georgetown’s Public Policy Institute. She received her undergraduate degree in the spring of 2009. Prior to Georgetown, O’Reilly was a three-sport athlete at Springside School where she played lacrosse, soccer and squash. O’Reilly resides in Washington, D.C.

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BALANCED IS THE oNLY wAY to describe the 2011 Georgetown University women’s lacrosse team. Coming off of a BIG EAST Regular Season Championship, the program’s first BIG EAST Tournament Championship and a berth in the NCAA Tournament, the Hoyas will look to achieve balance in every aspect of the game in order to go even further in 2011. “We’re taking a balanced approach to the season,” said Georgetown Head Coach Ricky Fried. “We believe we can match our opponents strengths and take advantage of weaknesses because we are strong at so many positions.” Georgetown returns an experienced group of seniors and a talented junior class. A number of sophomores saw minutes last season and the freshmen arrive on the Hilltop as the top-ranked recruiting class in the nation. The attack will feature three senior starters that know the system and the coaching staff’s expectations. “We have an intelligent group on attack, they know how we want to play and value possession,” said Fried. Leading the way is senior captain Jordy Kirr who starts her final year on the Hilltop as a member of the Tewaaraton Trophy Watch List. Kirr is a three-time All-BIG EAST honoree and has been named a Regional All-American twice in her career. The attacker was GU’s third-leading scorer last season with 30 goals and 17 assists for 47 points. She is among the program’s top assist leaders of all time. Joining Kirr in the starting lineup will be classmates Jacqueline Giles and Kathleen Dwyer along with sophomore Dina Jackson. Giles is a two-year starter who was Georgetown’s fourth-leading scorer a season ago with 26 goals and five assists for 31 points. Dwyer has worked her way into a starting role after appearing in all 19 games last season tallying eight goals and two assists. Jackson is the lone underclassmen who had an outstanding rookie campaign with 12 goals and two assists in 15 appearances. A number of players will compete to fill reserve positions on attack. Senior Mary Wittelsberger will see time as well as sophomore Evan O’Neill who improved over the summer to push for minutes. Junior transfer Molly Early, coming to the Hilltop from the University of Richmond, is a tall, strong attacker that should add depth to the group. A pair of freshmen will also vie for time in the lineup. Jody Cumberpatch and Reilly

Woodman come in as a part of a talented group that may sneak into the rotation. The coaching staff has a wealth of talent and speed in the midfield with two interchangeable lines. The staff anticipates alternating the starting line to show teams a different look and because each brings something different to the field. “Our lines our basically interchangeable and we want to play fast,” said Fried. “One difference this season is that we’ll be scoring out of the midfield much more than in past years.” One line will pair an experienced senior with two explosive freshmen. Senior captain Mary Beth Brophy returns after starting every game last year and posting 12 goals with two assists. She will be joined by freshmen Hannah Franklin and Kelyn Freedman. Both attackers were highly-touted recruits coming out of high school. Freedman was the No. 1 recruit in the nation and Franklin ranked No. 19 overall in her class. The second line boasts experience with junior Erin Lovett joining sophomore Kelsi Bozel and Sophia Thomas. Lovett was GU’s fifth-leading scorer a year ago with 13 goals and nine assists. Bozel and Thomas both saw action as freshmen. Bozel had 13 goals and four assists, while Thomas managed 18 goals and two assists as well as winning the Hoyas’ Rookie of the Year award. Filling in to either of the first two lines will be junior Danielle Van Fossan and sophomore Rosie Corcoran. Van Fossan went from a draw control specialist to more of an all-around player last year. Corcoran saw action in eight games gaining experience and learning the Georgetown system.The freshmen trio of Maggie Brown, Courtney Caputo and Meghan Farrell will make up the incredibly deep and solid midfield. The defense is experienced and will look to defend as well as get the ball out in transition. The starting line lost just one player from last season and will be tough to score on. “This group is the best combination of experience and athleticism that we’ve had,” said Fried. “Three of the defenders started as midfielders so that brings a more dynamic element to the line.” Senior captain Logan McCraw will lead the way after a breakout season in 2010. McCraw was an All-America honoree and a First Team All-BIG EAST selection. She had 40 ground balls and 32 caused

turnovers. Fellow captain and junior Kelly Barnes was an All-BIG EAST honoree and a Regional All-American after moving from the midfield last year. She had five goals and one assist as well as 28 ground balls and 22 caused turnovers. Both McCraw and Barnes begin the season on the Tewaaraton Trophy Watch List. Rounding out the starting line are junior Carly Napora and sophomore Ashley Hunter. Both saw significant time last year. Napora was a one-on-one specialist and Hunter appeared in all 19 games as a sophomore. Four players will fill in on this first line all bringing different aspects of the game. Juniors Katie O’Brien and Mary Cannon know the Georgetown system and will push for minutes. Additionally, sophomore Lauren Gray and freshman MJ Coyle have the ability to make an impact on defense. With the departure of Caitlin Formby, the goalie position is up for grabs. Leading the way is senior Lauren Thomas who learned from Formby. Thomas brings an understanding of the defense and vocal leadership. Pushing Thomas will be sophomore Abby Bisbee and freshman Barb Black. Bisbee is an emotional leader that responds well to situations. Black has a field presence that teammates and opponents react to as well as remarkable confidence for a first-year player. The schedule will once again be one of the toughest in the nation with strong out-of-conference opponents lined up early on. “We schedule these games to prepare ourselves for conference play and for the NCAA Tournament,” said Fried. Georgetown opens with national runner up Northwestern and a trip to Florida. The Hoyas will host perennial-power Duke before going on the road at John’s Hopkins and North Carolina before starting conference play. With BIG EAST matchups against the likes of Syracuse, Notre Dame, Loyola (Md.), Rutgers and Louisville, the conference looks to be as strong as ever. The Hoyas will host the reigning national champion Maryland Terrapins before closing out the regular season and preparing for the conference tournament. For the second time in three year, the BIG EAST Tournament will be held on the Hilltop May 5 and 7. With a difficult schedule, balance will be important to match and go beyond the legacy of Georgetown women’s lacrosse.

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Rank Team Points 2010 Record1 University of Maryland 158 (6) 22-12 Northwestern University 154 (2 20-23 University of North Carolina 141 17-34 Duke University 133 14-65 Syracuse University 129 15-76 Georgetown university 105 13-67 University of Virginia 102 14-68 University of Pennsylvania 93 15-49 James Madison University 88 17-310 University of Notre Dame 86 11-711 Vanderbilt University 80 12-612 Dartmouth College 72 11-512 Loyola University 72 11-714 Stanford University 60 15-615 Towson University 44 13-516 Penn State University 42 10-717 Boston College 20 12-618 Princeton University 18 6-1019 Johns Hopkins University 13 10-720 University of Denver 11 13-5

First-place votes in parentheses

Rank Team Points1 Maryland 399 (19)2 Northwestern 377 (1)3 North Carolina 3624 Duke 3285 Syracuse 3166 Penn 2817 Georgetown 2748 Virginia 2749 James Madison 22610 Notre Dame 21011 Vanderbilt 20412 Loyola (Md.) 15713 Stanford 15614 Dartmouth 13515 Towson 13116 Penn St. 10417 Florida 4618 Boston U. 3819 Boston College 3320 Hofstra 30

First-place votes in parentheses Others Receiving Votes: Albany, Denver, Johns Hopkins, Navy, Princeton, Rutgers, William and Mary

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Points1 Georgetown 59 (4)2 Syracuse 57 (3)3 Notre Dame 50 (1)4 Loyola (Md.) 47 (1)5 Louisville 366 Rutgers 317 Connecticut 238 Cincinnati 149 Villanova 11

First-place votes in parentheses

2011 BIG EAST Preseason offensive Player of the Year

*Grace Gavin, Loyola, Senior, Attack/Midfield

2011 BIG EAST Preseason Defensive Player of the Year

*Liz Hogan, Syracuse, Senior, Goalkeeper

2011 BIG EAST Preseason All-BIG EAST Team

Kailene Abt, Notre Dame, Senior, Midfield

*Kelly Barnes, Georgetown, Junior, Defense

*Shaylyn Blaney, Notre Dame, Senior, Midfield

*Emily Dashiell, Louisville, Senior, Midfield

*Jackie Doherty, Notre Dame, Senior, Defense

Cara Filippelli, Loyola, Senior, Midfield

*Bergan Foley, Louisville, Senior, Attack

*Grace Gavin, Loyola, Senior, Attack/Midfield

*Liz Hogan, Syracuse, Senior, Goalkeeper

*Jordy Kirr, Georgetown, Senior, Attack

Tee Ladouceur, Syracuse, Senior, Attack

Logan McCraw, Georgetown, Senior, Defense

Abby Rehfuss, Loyola, Senior, Midfield

Catherine Rodriguez, Syracuse, Senior, Midfield

Michelle Tumolo, Syracuse, Sophomore, Attack

Marlena Welsh, Rutgers, Senior, Midfield

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NumericalNo. Name cl. Pos. Ht. Hometown/HighSchool1 JordyKirr Sr. A 5-0 Baltimore,Md./BrynMawrSchool2 MaggieBrown Fr. M 5-2 Woodside,Calif./MenloSchool3 ErinLovett Jr. M 5-5 Wantagh,N.Y./KellenbergMemorial4 CarlyNapora Jr. D 5-3 Columbia,Md./McDonoghSchool5 BarbBlack Fr. GK 5-4 Ruxton,Md./St.Paul’sSchoolforGirls6 SophiaThomas So. M 5-4 Lutherville,Md./MaryvalePrep7 CourtneyCaputo Fr. M 5-4 Philadelphia,Pa./SpringsideSchool8 MJCoyle Fr. D 5-7 Kensington,Md./HolyChild9 KelsiBozel So. M 5-5 HuntValley,Md./NotreDamePrep10 MaryWittelsberger Sr. A 5-3 Parkton,Md./Hereford12 LaurenGray So. D 5-9 Alexandria,Va./BishopIreton13 JodyCumberpatch Fr. A 5-3 Annapolis,Md./Annapolis14 DinaJackson So. A 5-6 Potomac,Md./Bullis15 MeghanFarrell Fr. M 5-8 Bethesda,Md./GeorgetownVisitation16 KellyBarnes Jr. D 5-3 St.Davids,Pa./Radnor17 LoganMcCraw Sr. D 5-5 Malvern,Pa./Conestoga18 MollyEarly Jr. A 5-7 Radnor,Pa./Radnor19 LaurenThomas Sr. GK 5-6 Alexandria,Va./St.Stephens&St.Agnes20 JacquelineGiles Sr. A 5-5 EllicottCity,Md./MountHebron21 HannahFranklin Fr. M 5-9 Phoenix,Md./McDonoghSchool22 KelynFreedman Fr. M 5-10 NewtownSquare,Pa./Radnor23 RosieCorcoran So. M 5-7 PointLookout,N.Y./SacredHeartAcademy24 ReillyWoodman Fr. A 5-8 Alexandria,Va./St.StephensandSt.Agnes27 EvanO’Neill So. A 5-4 Ho-HoKus,N.J./NorthernHighlands28 DanielleVanFossan Jr. M 5-10 Morristown,N.J./Chatham29 MaryCannon Jr. D 5-9 Haverford,Pa./AgnesIrwin31 AshleyHunter So. D 5-4 FortWashington,Md./St.Stephens&St.Agnes32 KatieO’Brien Jr. D 5-4 Winnetka,Ill./LoyolaAcademy33 MaryBethBrophy Sr. M 5-2 Berwyn,Pa./ArchbishopCarroll 36 KathleenDwyer Sr. A 5-7 Winnetka,Ill./LoyolaAcademy88 AbbyBisbee So. GK 5-3 Baltimore,Md./BrynMawrSchool

Headcoach: RickyFried(UMBC‘88,seventhseason)associateHeadcoach: ErinHellmold(John’sHopkins‘02)assistantcoach: MichiEllers(Georgetown‘04)Volunteerassistant: BunnyO’Reilly(Georgetown‘09)

ROSTERBREAKDOWNHOYaSBYclaSSSeniors (7):Brophy,Dwyer,Giles,Kirr,McCraw,L.Thomas,WittlesbergerJuniors (7):Barnes,Cannon,Early,Lovett,Napora,O’Brien,VanFossanSophomores (8):Bisbee,Bozel,Corcoran,Gray,Hunter,Jackson,O’Neill,S.ThomasFreshmen (9):Black,Brown,Caputo,Coyle,Cumberpatch,Farrell,Franklin,Freedman,Woodman

HOYaSBYSTaTeCalifornia (1):BrownIllinois (2): Dwyer,O’BrienMaryland (14):Bisbee,Black,Bozel,Coyle,Cumberpatch,Farrell,Franklin,Giles,Hunter,Jackson,Kirr,Napora,S.Thomas,Wittelsberger,New Jersey (2):O’Neill,VanFossanNew York (2): Corcoran,LovettPennsylvania (7):Barnes,Brophy,Cannon,Caputo,Early,Freedman,McCraw,Virginia (3): Gray,L.Thomas,Woodman

HOYaSBYPOSiTiONAttackers (9): Cumberpatch,Dwyer,Early,Giles,Jackson,Kirr,O’Neill,Wittlesberger,WoodmanDefenders (8): Barnes,Cannon,Coyle,Gray,Hunter,McCraw,Napora,O’Brien,Midfielders (11):Bozel,Brophy,Brown,Caputo,Corcoran,Farrell,Franklin,Freedman,Lovett,S.Thomas,VanFossanGoalies (3):Bisbee,Black,L.Thomas

No. Name cl. Pos. Ht. Hometown/HighSchool16 KellyBarnes Jr. D 5-3 St.Davids,Pa./Radnor88 AbbyBisbee So. GK 5-3 Baltimore,Md./BrynMawrSchool5 BarbBlack Fr. GK 5-4 Ruxton,Md./St.Paul’sSchoolforGirls9 KelsiBozel So. M 5-5 HuntValley,Md./NotreDamePrep33 MaryBethBrophy Sr. M 5-2 Berwyn,Pa./ArchbishopCarroll2 MaggieBrown Fr. M 5-2 Woodside,Calif./MenloSchool29 MaryCannon Jr. D 5-9 Haverford,Pa./AgnesIrwin7 CourtneyCaputo Fr. M 5-4 Philadelphia,Pa./SpringsideSchool23 RosieCorcoran So. M 5-7 PointLookout,N.Y./SacredHeartAcademy8 MJCoyle Fr. D 5-7 Kensington,Md./HolyChild13 JodyCumberpatch Fr. A 5-3 Annapolis,Md./Annapolis36 KathleenDwyer Sr. A 5-7 Winnetka,Ill./LoyolaAcademy18 MollyEarly Jr. A 5-7 Radnor,Pa./Radnor15 MeghanFarrell Fr. M 5-8 Bethesda,Md./GeorgetownVisitation21 HannahFranklin Fr. M 5-9 Phoenix,Md./McDonoghSchool22 KelynFreedman Fr. M 5-10 NewtownSquare,Pa./Radnor20 JacquelineGiles Sr. A 5-5 EllicottCity,Md./MountHebron12 LaurenGray So. D 5-9 Alexandria,Va./BishopIreton31 AshleyHunter So. D 5-4 FortWashington,Md./St.Stephens&St.Agnes14 DinaJackson So. A 5-6 Potomac,Md./Bullis1 JordyKirr Sr. A 5-0 Baltimore,Md./BrynMawrSchool3 ErinLovett Jr. M 5-5 Wantagh,N.Y./KellenbergMemorial17 LoganMcCraw Sr. D 5-5 Malvern,Pa./Conestoga4 CarlyNapora Jr. D 5-3 Columbia,Md./McDonoghSchool32 KatieO’Brien Jr. D 5-4 Winnetka,Ill./LoyolaAcademy27 EvanO’Neill So. A 5-4 Ho-HoKus,N.J./NorthernHighlands19 LaurenThomas Sr. GK 5-6 Alexandria,Va./St.Stephens&St.Agnes6 SophiaThomas So. M 5-4 Lutherville,Md./MaryvalePrep28 DanielleVanFossan Jr. M 5-10 Morristown,N.J./Chatham10 MaryWittelsberger Sr. A 5-3 Parkton,Md./Hereford24 ReillyWoodman Fr. A 5-8 Alexandria,Va./St.StephensandSt.Agnes

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2010 (junior) – Started all 19 games … Scored 12 goals and had two assists for 14 points … Scored two goals against Connecticut and Villanova … Won 24 draw controls, which was fourth-highest on the team … Picked up 13 ground balls and caused 11 turnovers … Won three draw controls against Connecticut … Picked up three ground balls against Johns Hopkins.

2009 (sophomore) - Appeared in 18 games for the Hoyas ... Ranked sixth on the squad in goals with 12 ... Posted an assist against Cincinnati for 13 points on the season ... Picked up 13 ground balls ... Notched seven draw controls and had as many caused turnovers ... Had three goals in the final regular season win over Yale ... Scored two goals in the victory against Louisville ... Picked up three ground balls against George Mason.

2008 (freshman) - Played in 18 games … Finished the season with seven points with six goals and one assist … Notched seven ground balls on the year … Had a season-high three draw

controls in a win against Rutgers … Forced a turnover in games at Duke and against William & Mary.

Prior to Georgetown - 2007 Under Armour All-American … Named to the 2007 Inside Lacrosse “Top Players” list … As a senior at Archbishop Carroll, named a First Team All-American, First Team All-Main Line, Second Team All-Delco, First Team All-Catholic and took home the Coaches Award … As a junior in 2006, helped lead Archbishop Carroll to the Philadelphia Catholic League Championship and was named a First Team All-American, Team MVP, Delaware County Player of the Year and All-Main Line … Netted 58 goals in 24 games as a junior to go along with 20 assists and 45 ground balls … A five-year member of the Phantastix lacrosse club … Four-year varsity letterwinner in soccer as well as two years with the basketball team and one year as a swimmer … Member of the Community Service Corps, Best Buddies, Student Ambassadors and Student Council … Member of the National Honor Society … Class President in both sophomore and junior years … Executive board school president during senior year.

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RosTeRbReaKDoWnHoYAS BY CLASSseniors (7): Brophy, Dwyer, Giles, Kirr, McCraw, L. Thomas, WittlesbergerJuniors (7): Barnes, Cannon, Early, Lovett, Napora, O’Brien, Van Fossansophomores (8): Bisbee, Bozel, Corcoran, Gray, Hunter, Jackson, O’Neill, S. Thomas Freshmen (9): Black, Brown, Caputo, Coyle, Cumberpatch, Farrell, Franklin, Freedman, Woodman

HoYAS BY STATECalifornia (1): Brownillinois (2): Dwyer, O’BrienMaryland (14): Bisbee, Black, Bozel, Coyle, Cumberpatch, Farrell, Franklin, Giles, Hunter, Jackson, Kirr, Napora, S. Thomas, Wittelsberger, new Jersey (2): O’Neill, Van Fossannew York (2): Corcoran, LovettPennsylvania (7): Barnes, Brophy, Cannon, Caputo, Early, Freedman,McCraw, Virginia (3): Gray, L. Thomas, Woodman

HoYAS BY PoSITIoNAttackers (9): Cumberpatch, Dwyer, Early, Giles, Jackson, Kirr, O’Neill, Wittlesberger, Woodmandefenders (8): Barnes, Cannon, Coyle, Gray, Hunter, McCraw, Napora, O’Brien, Midfielders (11): Bozel, Brophy, Brown, Caputo, Corcoran, Farrell, Franklin, Freedman, Lovett, S. Thomas, Van FossanGoalies (3): Bisbee, Black, L. Thomas

offENSE GP-GS G A Pts Shots Shot% SoG SoG% GB DC To CT2008 18-0 6 1 7 12 .500 10 .833 7 7 7 22009 19-0 12 1 13 23 .522 19 .826 13 7 10 72010 19-19 12 2 14 32 .375 24 .750 13 24 28 11TOTAL 56-19 30 4 34 67 .448 53 .791 33 38 45 20


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2010 (junior) – Named to Second Team All-BIG EAST ... Earned a spot on the BIG EAST Weekly Honor Roll on May 3 ... Appeared and started in 18 games for the Hoyas ... Ranked second on the team in scoring with 64 points ... Was second on the team with 17 assists ... Was third on the team in goals posting 30 ... Scored season-best five points against Loyola (Md.) … Had four points in the win against Louisville and in the BIG EAST Championship victory against Syracuse.

2009 (sophomore) - Named to the All-South Region Second Team ... A Second Team All-BIG EAST honoree and earned a spot on the BIG EAST Honor Roll for three-consecutive weeks ... Appeared and started in 18 games for the Hoyas ... Ranked second on the team in scoring with 64 points ... Led the Hoyas with 25 assists ... Was third on the team in goals posting

39 ... Scored a game winner at Notre Dame and Rutgers ... Picked up 20 ground balls ... Had seven caused turnovers with two against Louisville ... Managed four goals in the win over Louisville ... Had four assists in the victory at Johns Hopkins ... Tallied six points in the win over Duke as well as five against Louisville.

2008 (freshman) - Named an All-American by womenslax.com … Selected to the IWLCA All-Rookie Squad … A Second Team Regional All-American … Named All-BIG EAST Second Team … Won the Sheehan Stanwick Rookie of the Year Award … Started in all but one game … Finished the season ranked third on the team in points with 58 … Handed out 37 assists, the most on the team for the season … Picked up five ground balls in two separate games, against Princeton and against Duke, and ended the season with 25 ground balls … Caused nine turnovers on the season … Had two draw controls on the year, at Louisville and against Notre Dame.

Prior to Georgetown - 2007 Under Armour All-American … MVP of the Gold Medal Game in the 2007 U-19 Women’s Lacrosse World Championship game against Australia where she tallied one goal and five assists in an 18-3 win over Australia … Named a U.S. Lacrosse First Team High School All-American

after tallying 24 goals and 16 assists in her senior season at Bryn Mawr School … Following her senior season, named Baltimore Sun First Team All- Metro, Baltimore Sun Player of the Year, Baltimore Sun First Team All-Baltimore City; Towson Times First Team All-Metro; Rise Magazine First Team All-American; IAAM First Team All-Star … Averaged more than 20 goals and more than 33 points in her first three prep seasons and garnered Baltimore Sun Second Team All-Baltimore City in 2005 and 2006 … Named to the Tewaaraton Watch list in 2006 and 2007.

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2010 (junior) – Named Second Team All-American, also earned Second Team Regional All-American … First Team All-BIG EAST… Appeared and started in all 18 games for the Hoyas ... Led the team with 40 ground balls and 32 caused turnovers … Was second on the team with 39 draw controls … Picked up five ground balls against Rutgers, four against Loyola (Md.) and three in three contests … Won five draw controls against Loyola (Md.), four against Rutgers and three against Syracuse, Yale, Maryland and Florida … Caused three turnovers against Syracuse, Villanova and Northwestern.

2009 (sophomore) - Appeared in all 19 games for the Hoyas ... Scored five goals and had three assists for eight points on the season ... Scored the game winner against Cincinnati ... Ranked

second on the squad in ground balls with 33 ... Posted 22 caused turnovers and tallied nine draw controls ... Picked up four ground balls in the win over Johns Hopkins ... Tallied five caused turnovers in the victory against Rutgers.

2008 (freshman) - Saw action in 19 games … Scored two goals on the season, both in winning efforts, at Louisville and against Virginia … Lone assist on the year came in a game at Duke … Picked up 11 ground balls on the season including a season-high three in a win against Notre Dame … Had a season-best three draw controls in a win against Notre Dame … Forced five turnovers on the year including two in a win against Notre Dame.

Prior to Georgetown - Named to the 2007 Inside Lacrosse “Top Players” list ... Team captain … Team’s leading scorer and team MVP … Earned Academic All-America and All-America honorable mention honors … Named First Team All-Main Line ... A two-time All-Central League first teamer and a two-time Upper Atlantic National Team member … Helped Conestoga to three-straight State Championships … A point guard on Conestoga’s basketball team.

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2010 (sophomore) – Won the team’s Denis Kanach Hoya Award ... Named Second Team Regional All-American … Earned First Team All-BIG EAST ... Started in all 19 games for the Hoyas ... Ranked third on the team in ground balls with 28 as well as in caused turnovers with 22 ... Fourth in draw controls with 19 … Also recorded five goals and an assist for six points … Picked up four ground balls against Connecticut and three against Syracuse … Won four draw controls against Notre Dame and three against Villanova … Caused four turnovers against Loyola and three against Syracuse and Connecticut.

2009 (freshman) - Awarded the Sheehan Stanwick Rookie of the Year award ... Appeared in all 19 games for the Hoyas ... Scored nine goals and had five assists for a total of 14 points

on the season ... Picked up 15 ground balls and tallied 10 draw controls ... Caused 15 turnovers on the season ... Managed two goals against both Maryland and Louisville ... Also had two assists against Louisville for four points in the BIG EAST Tournament win ... Picked up two ground balls at Loyola (Md.) ... Had three draw controls in the BIG EAST Tournament loss to Notre Dame.

Prior to Georgetown - An Under Armour All-American and three-time All-Central League, All-Main Line and All-Delaware County at Radnor High School … Two-time team MVP for the 2008 state champions … Led high school team in caused turnovers … Named MVP at the Women’s National Tournament in 2008 with Lacrosse Westline … Also played soccer and basketball in high school and was a member of the National Honor Society.

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2010 (junior) – Played in all 19 games, starting one of them, against Notre Dame … Scored eight goals and had two assists for 10 points … Picked up three ground balls, won six draw controls and caused two turnovers … Scored two goals against Notre Dame … Won two draw controls against Cincinnati.2009 (sophomore) - Appeared in six games for the Hoyas ... Tallied goals in wins over Cincinnati and Yale ... Posted her first career assists in the victory over Connecticut for three points on the season. 2008 (freshman) - Played in three games, against Loyola (Md.), at Louisville and at Connecticut … Took one shot and had one draw control in a win at Connecticut.Prior to Georgetown - 2007 Under Armour All-American … Graduated as all-time leading scorer in Illinois history with 537 career points … Three-time U.S. Lacrosse First Team All-American ( 2005, 2006, 2007) … Three-time First Team All-State honoree (2005, 2006, 2007) … Two-time Pioneer Press Player of the Year … Two-time IHSWLA Coaches Player of the Year … Concluded Loyola Academy career with school records 247 goals, 290 assists, 537 points, 375 ground balls, 215 caused turnovers, 189 draws … Member of two state championship teams at Loyola Academy (2005-06) … Her 78 assists in her junior season set a new school and state record which helped the team to a state championship with a 20-7-1 overall record ... Follows her grandfather, Jack C’40 (football), father, John C’71 (football Hall of Famer), brother, Brian C’99 (football) and sisters Bridget C’02 and Nora C’04, both women’s lacrosse letterwinners, to Georgetown.

2010 (junior) – Played in all 19 games for the Hoyas, starting 13 of them ... Georgetown’s fourth-leading scorer with 26 goals to her credit ... Tallied 31 points on the season, fourth highest on the team ... Posted 11 ground balls, five draw controls and six caused turnovers ... Scored three game winners this season ... Scored four goals against Rutgers and Cincinnati as well as three against Connecticut.2009 (sophomore) - Named to the BIG EAST Honor Roll after tallying five goals in one week including three in the win over Notre Dame and two against Rutgers ... Started all 19 games for the Hoyas ... Georgetown’s fourth-leading scorer with 23 goals to her credit ... Had an assist against George Washington for 24 total points on the season ... Posted 23 draw controls to rank fourth on the squad ... Also had 12 ground balls and seven caused turnovers ... Scored the game winner against George Washington ... Tallied a season-high four goals in the win over George Mason, also had three in winning efforts over George Washington and Notre Dame ... Managed four draw controls in victories over George Washington and George Mason.2008 (freshman) - Started in three games and saw action in 17 … Scored goals in wins against George Mason and at Louisville and dished out an assist in a game at Syracuse to finish the season with three points … Picked up one ground ball in both the win at Johns Hopkins and the win against William & Mary … Had three draw controls on the season … Finished the year with three forced turnovers.Prior to Georgetown - 2007 Under Armour All-American … Named to the 2007 Inside Lacrosse “Top Players” list … Compiled 179 goals and 37 assists for coach Brooke Kuhl at Mount Hebron, whose team won 98 straight games … Was a part of three-consecutive National Championships, four-straight State Championships and four Country Championships ... In 2006, was named All-County First Team, First Team All-Met, All-America honorable mention and earned a spot on the Mid Atlantic Team 1 ... Earned All-County honors on 2004, 2005 and 2006 as a midfielder for Mount Hebron’s soccer team.

KaTHleen DWYeRSEnIoR / AttACKER / 5-7wInnEtKA, Ill. / loYolA ACADEmYmAJoR: GovERnmEnt

JaCqUelIne GIlesSEnIoR / AttACKER / 5-5EllICott CItY, mD. / moUnt HEBRonmAJoR: ACCoUntInG

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2010 (junior) - Appeared in five games for the Hoyas ... Tallied three saves in 65 minutes played ... Had a GAA of 7.42.2009 (sophomore) - Appeared in eight games for the Hoyas ... Tallied five saves in 104 minutes played ... Had a GAA of 8.05 ... Came in and had one big save in the win over Notre Dame ... Tallied two saves in the victory against George Washington, also picked up a ground ball and posted a caused turnover in the game.2008 (freshman) - Saw action in four games, at George Washington, against Loyola (Md.), at Syracuse and at Connecticut … Had a season-high six saves in a game at Syracuse.Prior to Georgetown - 2007 Under Armour All-American … Named to 2007 Inside Lacrosse “Top Players” list ... Anchored the Saints to a 75-3 overall record with three ISL titles during her three years as a starting goalie … Ranked among Inside Lacrosse’s Top 50 … Named All-Met First Team as a senior and helped lead her team to a No. 2 national ranking … Named team Defensive Player of the Year … Member of the National

Team One in 2006 and was named All-ISL in 2006 and 2007 … Finished her high school career ranked third all-time in saves … Played for both Future Elite and Captial Lacrosse club for four years … On the tennis court, a team captain and MVP player in 2006 and 2007.

2010 (junior) - Appeared in four games (Yale, Cincinnati, Connecticut and Villanova) … Recorded one assist for one point at Cincinnati … Picked up two ground balls and caused one turnover.2009 (sophomore) - Appeared in four games for the Hoyas including UConn, Cincinnati, Louisville and Yale.2008 (freshman) - Played in four games, all wins for GU, against Loyola (Md.), against Rutgers, at Louisville and at Connecticut … Took one shot on the year in a win at Louisville … Had one draw control in a win at Connecticut.Prior to Georgetown - Named to 2007 Inside Lacrosse “25 Top Players” list … Was an Under Armour All-American … Tallied 78 goals and 44 assists in three prep seasons on the lacrosse field … Named to the Mid-Atlantic Lacrosse Team 4 in 2004 and 2005 and was named First Team All-County in 2004 … An accomplished field hockey player, she helped the team to a state championship in 2004 and is a two-time All-Baltimore County First Team selection … Led Hereford to the 2006 State title.

laURen THoMasSEnIoR / GoAlIE / 5-6Alexandria, va. / St. Stephens & St. Agnesmajor: women’s Studies

MaRY WITTelsbeRGeRSEnIoR / AttACKER / 5-3Parkton, md. / Herefordmajor: Spanish


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2010 (sophomore) – Played in four games … Recorded one assist, at Cincinnati, for one point … Also tallied three ground balls and one caused turnover.2009 (freshman) - Did not see game action.Prior to Georgetown - Was a two-year All-Main Line selection in both field hockey and lacrosse … Earned the Lacrosse Excellence Award in 2008 … Played with Ultimate Goal from 2006-07 … Named an Academic All-American for lacrosse in both 2007 and 2008 … Swam and played field hockey at The Agnes Irwin School.

At Richmond - Appeared in 11 games with five starts ... Scored nine-career goals including eight in 2010 ... Three goals came against American ... Had five career-draw controls and four ground balls.Prior to Georgetown – US Lacrosse All-American Honorable Mention her senior year ... Member of 2008 state championship team ... Second Team All Central League her junior and senior years ... Squad won the 2008 Central League Championship ... Second Team Upper Atlantic National Tournament her junior year ... Earned three varsity letters in soccer and two in basketball.

MaRY CannonJUnIoR / DEFEnDER / 5-9Haverford, Pa. / Agnes Irwinmajor: English

MollY eaRlYJUnIoR / AttACKER / 5-7Radnor, Pa. / Radnormajor: marketing

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2010 (sophomore) – Appeared in 17 games for the Hoyas, starting in one ... Ranked fifth on the squad in scoring with 13 goals and nine assists for 22 points ... Picked up 14 ground balls and caused six turnovers … Scored two goals in the loss at Duke and the win against Johns Hopkins.2009 (freshman) - Appeared in all 19 games for the Hoyas ... Ranked seventh on the squad in scoring with 10 goals and four assists for 14 points ... Scored the game-winning goal against Yale ... Posted ground balls in wins against Louisville and Cincinnati ... Had three caused turnovers on the season, including two against Cincinnati.Prior to Georgetown – Earned Under Armour All-America honors and was named one of the Top 25 Players by Inside Lacrosse in 2008 … Earned Catholic High School Player of the Year award junior season … Three-time all-league honoree and a two-time MVP at Kellenberg Memorial … Also ran cross country and played basketball in high school … Played with the Long Island Yellow Jackets … Was a member of the National Honor Society and the National Society of High School Scholars.

2010 (sophomore) - Appeared in all 19 games with five starts ... Ranked fourth on the team with 25 ground balls ... Also recorded 13 draw controls and 12 caused turnovers ... Picked up six ground balls and won four draw controls in win against Loyola (Md.) … Had three ground balls against Louisville.2009 (freshman) - Appeared in 12 games with starts against Maryland and Syracuse ... Picked up four ground balls on the season ... Had four draw controls including two in the win over Duke ... Caused four turnovers including two in the overtime victory over Syracuse.Prior to Georgetown - Named First Team All-Metro by the Baltimore Sun in 2008, was also the paper’s Baltimore County Player of the Year … Two-time Baltimore Sun All-Baltimore County … Baltimore Examiner First Team All-Metro selection … Was a IAAM All-Star in 2007 and 2008 … Named to the Tewaaraton Watch List her senior year … Played with M&D Black where she earned First Team All-Galaxy twice … Also played field hockey and basketball as well as running indoor track.

eRIn loVeTTJUnIoR / mIDFIElDER / 5-5wantagh, n.Y. / Kellenberg memorialmajor: marketing & management

CaRlY napoRaJUnIoR / DEFEnDER / 5-3Columbia, md. / mcDonogh Schoolmajor: operations and Information management & marketing





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2010 (sophomore) – Played in 13 games, starting one, against Northwestern … Recorded three ground balls, one draw control and three caused turnovers.2009 (freshman) - Appeared in 14 games for the Hoyas ... Picked up four ground balls on the season including two in the BIG EAST Tournament loss to Notre Dame ... Notched a draw control against George Washington.Prior to Georgetown - A two-time All-State honoree earning First Team in 2008 … Was an Under Armour All-American her senior season as well as a U.S. All-American … High school team advanced to the state championship game three times and won it in 2006 … Played with Wildcat Elite … Also played volleyball at Loyola Academy and was on the honor roll.

2010 (sophomore) – Played in 14 games ... Recorded two goals, against Cincinnati and Connecticut, and one assist for three points ... Tallied seven draw controls, along with one draw control and one caused turnover.2009 (freshman) - Started all 19 games for the Hoyas as Georgetown’s draw control specialist ... Scored her first career assist against George Washington ... Tallied 26 draw controls on the season including three in each of the Louisville victories ... Picked up three ground balls with two against Yale ... Caused a turnover against Cincinnati.Prior to Georgetown - Was a First Team All-American in 2008 and played with U.S. Lacrosse … Also earned First Team All-State, All-County, All-Area and All-League honors her senior year … 2008 Daily Record Player of the Year … As a junior, was Second Team All-Conference and All-Area as well as honorable mention All-County … Named First Team All-Galaxy with Metro Lacrosse … Led high school team in points three-straight seasons while her squad won the 2008 state championship … Was an all-state tennis payer at Chatham and member of the National Honor Society as well as the class secretary.

KaTIe o’bRIenJUnIoR / DEFEnDER / 5-4winnetka, Ill. / loyola Academymajor: English

DanIelle Van fossanJUnIoR / mIDFIElDER / 5-10morristown, n.J. / Chathammajors: Finance and marketing

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2010 (freshman) – Played in three games … Allowed two goals in 12 minutes for a GAA of 10.24.Prior to Georgetown - A three-year letterwinner at the Bryn Mawr School in both lacrosse and field hockey ... Earned Second Team All-Baltimore City by the Baltimore Messenger both her junior and senior seasons ... Participated in an international match against Japan ... Played club with TLC along with classmates Sophia Thomas and Kelsi Bozel ... Was an All-America goalie in field hockey ... A member of the honor roll ... Sings with the Peabody Chamber Singers.

2010 (freshman) - Appeared in all 19 games … Was eighth on the team with 17 points … Also picked up 11 ground balls and won 13 draw controls … Scored three goals against Rutgers and two goals against Syracuse and Yale.Prior to Georgetown – A two-time All-America honoree from U.S. Lacrosse ... Named All-American as a senior by Under Armour ... Selected First Team All-Baltimore County by the Baltimore Sun ... The Towson Times’ Player of the Year in 2009 ... Played club lacrosse with TLC along with classmates Sophia Thomas and Abby Bisbee ... Was a three-sport athlete in high school ... A member of the National Honor Society.

abbY bIsbeeSoPHomoRE / GoAlIE / 5-3Baltimore, md. / Bryn mawr Schoolmajor: Culture & Politics

KelsI boZelSoPHomoRE / mIDFIElDER / 5-5Hunt valley, md. / notre Dame Prepmajor: Undecided


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2010 (freshman) – Played in eight games ... Scored one goal, against Connecticut … Also posted one ground ball and three draw controls.Prior to Georgetown - A four-year letterwinner at Sacred Heart Academy ... A two-time team MVP honoree ... High school squad won its league championship in 2007 ... Played club with Liberty Lacrosse ... A four-sport athlete in high school ... A member of the National Honor Society.

2010 (freshman) - Appeared in three games, against Cincinnati, Connecticut, and Villanova … Picked up one ground ball at Cincinnati.Prior to Georgetown - Selected as a two-time All-American at Bishop Ireton High School ... Was an all-state honoree for two-consecutive seasons ... Selected All-WCAC all four years of high school ... Won Bishop Ireton’s Female Athlete of the Year award as a senior ... Played club with classmate Dina Jackson on Capitol Lacrosse Blue ... An all-conference swimmer ... A member of the National Honor Society.

RosIe CoRCoRanSoPHomoRE / mIDFIElDER / 5-7Point lookout, n.Y. / Sacred Heart Academymajor: Culture & Politics

laURen GRaYSoPHomoRE / DEFEnDER / 5-9Alexandria, va. / Bishop Iretonmajor: Business

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2010 (freshman) – Played in 19 games, starting 13 … Ranked seventh on the team in ground balls with 18 … Picked up three ground balls against Loyola … Also won five draw controls and caused eight turnovers.Prior to Georgetown - Selected as both an Under Armour and U.S. Lacrosse All-American as a senior ... Named as a member of the 2009 All-Tewaaraton squad ... Earned All-ISL, all-state and Washington Post All-Metro selection as a senior ... Also an all-state field hockey player ... Won her school’s outstanding female athlete award ... Played club with classmates Lauren Gray and Dina Jackson on Capitol Lacrosse ... Was a member of the Dean’s List.

2010 (freshman) - Appeared in 15 games … Recorded 12 goals and two assists for 14 points … Scored three goals at Cincinnati and two goals against both Syracuse and Connecticut.Prior to Georgetown - A two-time U.S. Lacrosse All-American ... Selected as a member of the 2009 All-Tewaaraton squad ... Named the Washington Post All-Montgomery County Player of the Year as a senior ... A three-time team MVP at The Bullis School ... Played club with Capitol Lacrosse Blue with classmate Lauren Gray and Ashley Hunter ... Named the MVP of her high school’s tennis team ... A member of the National Honor Society.

asHleY HUnTeRSoPHomoRE / DEFEnDER / 5-4Fort washington, md. / St. Stephens & St. Agnesmajor: Undecided

DIna JaCKsonSoPHomoRE / AttACKER / 5-6Potomac, md. / Bullismajor: Undecided





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2010 (freshman) – Played in four games ... Scored one goal at Villanova.Prior to Georgetown - A four-year letterwinner at Northern Highlands Regional where she holds a number of school records ... Among the top 10 rising seniors by Lacrosse Magazine ... Also listed in the top 25 before her junior season ... Played club with Metro Lacrosse ... Earned two varsity letters in track & field.

2010 (freshman) - Won the Sheehan Stanwick Rookie of the Year Award ... Appeared in all 19 games … Was fifth on the squad with 18 goals and sixth in points with 20 … Ranked second on the team with 33 ground balls and 23 caused turnovers … Picked up four ground balls in each of the games against Syracuse, Louisville and North Carolina.Prior to Georgetown - A First Team All-American at Maryvale Prep ... Selected as Baltimore Sun All-Metro in 2009 ... Tabbed All-Baltimore County for three-consecutive seasons ... A two-time high school MVP ... Played club with classmates Abbie Bisbee and Kelsi Bozel for TLC ... Voted as her class representative for four years ... An all-conference soccer player.

eVan o’neIllSoPHomoRE / AttACKER / 5-4Ho-Ho-Kus, n.J. / northern Highlands Regionalmajor: management

sopHIa THoMasSoPHomoRE / mIDFIElDER / 5-4lutherville, md. / maryvale Prepmajor: Biology

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Prior to Georgetown - Ranked No. 10 in the country for recruiting by Inside Lacrosse ... One of the four GU student-athletes who played for the South Squad in the Under Armour All-American Game ... Her team’s MVP as a senior in both field hockey and lacrosse at St. Paul’s School for Girls ... On the Tewaaraton Watch list 2009 and 2010 ... Earned All-Baltimore County as a junior ... A member of the honor roll.

Prior to Georgetown - Named Co-MVP of her league as a senior after the squad won back-to-back league titles ... As a junior, was selected as a U.S. Lacrosse All-American from the Northern California region ... Scored a team-high 104 goals to lead her high school to the CIF-Central Coast Section West Bay Athletic League title.

Prior to Georgetown - A first team all-conference honoree at Springside School as a junior and senior ... Earned a pair of team MVP awards and was a two-year captain ... Played with the U.S. National Tournament Team in 2009 ... Started all four years of high school, scoring more than 100 career goals ... Played club with Ultimate Goal Lacrosse ... Appeared in the 2008 Under Armour All-Star Game ... Earned four varsity letters in lacrosse and basketball.

baRb blaCKFRESHmAn / GoAlIE / 5-4Ruxton, md. / St. Paul’s School for Girlsmajor: Undecided

MaGGIe bRoWnFRESHmAn / mIDFIElDER / 5-2woodside, Calif. / menlo Schoolmajor: Undecided

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Prior to Georgetown - Played lacrosse and field hockey in high school ... Named to the top freshmen watch list by Inside Lacrosse ... An Under Armour All-American and a member of the Tewaaraton Watch List as a senior ... A three-time All-ISL honoree and was Honorable Mention All-America as a junior when her high school squad won the ISL Championship ... Played club with Capital Lacrosse for three years ... A member of the National Honor Society as well as the president of Students Against Drunk Driving.

Prior to Georgetown - Named First Team All-County by three separate organizations as a junior ... Earned a spot on the Washington Post All-Metro Team in 2009 and 2010 ... Appeared in the Under Armour Underclassmen Tournament ... Named to the Tewaaraton Watch List as a senior before season was cut short due to injury ... Also played soccer and field hockey in high school ... Member of the National Honor Society ... Named a US Lacrosse Academic All-American.

Prior to Georgetown - Four-year letterwinner in lacrosse … Inducted into the Georgetown Visitation Athletic Hall of Fame … Named First Team All-DC Sports Extra in 2008 and 2010 … First Team All-League ISL in 2010 …Earned Honorable Mention All-Metro in 2008 … Also earned varsity letters in soccer and swimming.

MJ CoYleFRESHmAn / DEFEnDER / 5-7Kensington, md. / Holy Childmajor: Psychology

JoDY CUMbeRpaTCHFRESHmAn / AttACKER / 5-3Annapolis, md. / Annapolismajor: Undecided

MeGHan faRRellFRESHmAn / mIDFIElDER / 5-8Bethesda, md. / Georgetown visitationmajor: Undecided

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Prior to Georgetown - Ranked No. 19 in recruiting by Inside Lacrosse ... First Team ESPN Rise and an Interscholastic Athletic Association of Maryland All-Star ... With undefeated McDonogh High School, named first team by The Baltimore Sun as a senior ... Served as the leading scorer her senior year with 51 goals and 17 assists ... Played club with TLC Lacrosse.

Prior to Georgetown - Named the top recruit in the country by Inside Lacrosse ... A three-sport athlete in high school earning 12 varsity letters in lacrosse, basketball and cross country, as well as winning MVP as both a junior and senior on all three squads ... Earned Main Line Player of the Year, Phillylacrosse.com Player of the Year and DelCo Female Athlete of the Year in 2010 ... Her high school was a two-time state champion in lacrosse ... Played on the North Squad in the Under Armour All-American game ... A member of the National Honor Society and played oboe in the band.

Prior to Georgetown - Ranked No. 15 at her position by Inside Lacrosse ... A two-year letterwinner in high school ... Named the Virginia Player of the Year as a senior ... Earned All-America honors ... Named First Team All-Met, All-ISL and earned a spot on the Tewaaraton Watch List ... St. Stephens & St. Agnes School won three-consecutive state championships and 16-straight ISL championships ... Played club with a number of Hoyas at Capital Lacrosse ... A member of the field hockey squad and Lemonaide which was a group that raised money through lemonade stands to donate to various charities throughout the region.

HannaH fRanKlInFRESHmAn / mIDFIElDER / 5-9Phoenix, md. / mcDonogh Schoolmajor: Undecided

KelYn fReeDManFRESHmAn / mIDFIElDER / 5-10newtown Square, Pa. / Radnormajor: Business

ReIllY WooDManFRESHmAn / AttACKER / 5-8Alexandria, va. / St. Stephens & St. Agnesmajor: Undecided

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GeoRGeToWn expeRIenCe GeoRGeToWn expeRIenCe

AS I SEARCHED foR THE perfect school for me, I did not think it existed until I stepped on the Hilltop. I truly believe I found the perfect combination of academic and athletic aspects of a college. Along with Georgetown’s prestigious academic reputation, I’ve learned more life lessons through my experience as a Hoya lacrosse player. Georgetown lacrosse strives for success during times of challenge and controversy. I have learned to take risks beyond my comfort zone and have been pushed beyond limits I thought impossible. The experiences I have endured thus far at Georgetown will stay with me for the rest of my life. I am truly blessed to be part of such a close team and I am honored to be in the presence of such talented and dedicated teammates. Even though I have only been here for two years, I have already formed bonds with friends that I feel like I’ve know for a lifetime and created a place I now call home.

HAVING THE oPPoRTuNITY To attend such a prestigious university as well as being a part of one of the top lacrosse programs in the country is an experience that I will be forever grateful for. Every day, on and off the field, I am pushed to do my best. Playing for such a great coaching staff has really made me realize what it means to work my hardest and be truly dedicated toward achieving my goals.

The one thing I will take away most from my experience here at Georgetown is the friendships I have made with my teammates. From day one I felt at home and welcome. I can honestly say that when my four years here on the Hilltop are up, I will have made some of the greatest friends for life and that is not something everyone can state.

Lacrosse has prepared me with the life lessons I will need to succeed after college. The teammates and coaches that I have been privileged to work with since day one, have helped me develop into the person I am today and I am extremely thankful for that. The lessons I have learned and friendships I have made will stay with me for the rest of my life and I will always be proud to be a HOYA.

AT GEoRGETowN uNIVERSITY I don’t only get to be a part of a world-class academic institution, but also get to be a part of the Georgetown women’s lacrosse program. Being a member of the Georgetown women’s lacrosse program is so much more than just playing for a lacrosse team, it is a family that has opened its arms to me. The girls and coaches are so supportive and will pick me up when ever I need it. The team is willing to work hard and we push each other to be our best. As I look to my fellow teammates I can only imagine what Georgetown women’s lacrosse is going to do for me. I can see the team shaping me into a better player, but more importantly a better woman. I am so happy to be a Hoya and I look forward to the coming years on the Hilltop.

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GEoRGETowN uNIVERSITY offERS a world-class education and lacrosse program and I feel extremely fortunate to have the opportunity spend my college career here. The mental and physical challenges each day requires us to push ourselves to continually improve.

From the first day I’ve been here, the coaches and upperclassmen have made me feel at home. The team consists of an incredibly talented group of players and we are a very tight-knit group. I look forward to continuing the winning tradition of Georgetown lacrosse and receiving an education that will prepare me well for my life after graduation.

To ME, GEoRGETowN MEANS an opportunity to receive a great education while playing the sport that I love. It also has given me a chance to develop as a lacrosse player with the guidance of the excellent coaching staff. Finally, Georgetown signifies a place where I can learn from my supportive and talented teammates.

HAVING THE oPPoRTuNITY to play at Georgetown University is a blessing and honor that I am extremely grateful for. I was attracted to Georgetown by the excellent combination of academics and athletics and by its outstanding tradition of women’s lacrosse. When I came to visit, I fell in love with the team, the coaches, and the campus. Being surrounded by teammates with such talent, dedication, and pride makes me feel proud to wear the blue and gray. I know that when I walk away from Georgetown after four years, I will not only be a better lacrosse player, but I will be surrounded by a family who I’ve formed memories with that will last forever.

AT GEoRGETowN uNIVERSITY I don’t only get to be a part of a world-class academic institution, but also get to be a part of the Georgetown women’s lacrosse program. Being a member of the Georgetown women’s lacrosse program is so much more than just playing for a lacrosse team, it is a family that has opened its arms to me. The girls and coaches are so supportive and will pick me up when ever I need it. The team is willing to work hard and we push each other to be our best. As I look to my fellow teammates I can only imagine what Georgetown women’s lacrosse is going to do for me. I can see the team shaping me into a better player, but more importantly a better woman. I am so happy to be a Hoya and I look forward to the coming years on the Hilltop.

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BEING A STuDENT-ATHLETE AT Georgetown University has allowed me to reach a level of potential I didn’t know I had. Not only am I able to be a part of one of the most prestigious universities in the country, I am fortunate enough to be a lacrosse player as well. Being a Hoya has required an enormous amount of dedication that I wouldn’t trade for anything. It demands the best from me at all times - both in the classroom as well as on the field. From the first day I arrived on the Hilltop, I have been blessed with the many built-in friendships that come with the playing on a team. I truly feel that Georgetown is where I am meant to be and that the experience I have had, and will continue to have, is something I would not have achieved anywhere else.

PEoPLE, oPPoRTuNITY, CHALLENGE, excitement … that’s why I chose Georgetown. Everyday I’m challenged to expand my knowledge and understanding of the world around me. That challenge comes from my instructors, my classmates, and my team members. Our location, in the center of one of the world’s most exciting cities, gives us access to incredible hands-on learning opportunities, the latest technology, and world leaders who often visit our beautiful campus. I like change and everyday I have new people to meet and new places to explore. When it comes to lacrosse, I am living a dream. I respect the skills and leadership of my coaches and teammates - and really like them as people! Together we work hard to get better, achieve our greatest potential, and have fun.

MY DECISIoN To JoIN THE Georgetown community is one that will have a great impact on the rest of my life. Even though I have only completed one year, I already have experiences and memories that will always be with me. Through putting myself in new situations and new surroundings I am able to learn a great deal about interesting people and the world as a whole. Being a member of the women’s lacrosse team also adds to my experience. The team is like my family and I am privileged to play with such a talented and smart group of girls. Georgetown has provided me with a wide mix of academic, social and cultural opportunities. I am proud to say that I am looking forward to my remaining years as a Hoya.

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EVEN THouGH I oNLY HAVE one semester at Georgetown under my belt, the demand for academic and athletic excellence for all student-athletes became apparent within the first few weeks. The high expectations of the professors and coaches at this university constantly push each individual to reach and even exceed our own potentials. The opportunity to receive a world-class education, live in one of the most interesting cities in the world and compete for a national championship in a sport I’ve spent my entire life playing made Georgetown the obvious choice when deciding where to spend my collegiate career. Being a part of the Hoya Family doesn’t stop at being a member of a nationally recognized athletic team with 30 of my closest friends, but spans throughout the entire Georgetown community in multiple aspects of student life. I can already see that the opportunities here are endless, and a combination of hard work and perseverance is the key to success.

SITTING AT MY JuNIoR DAY visit in January 2009, we were doing a Q&A with some of the girls on the team. I already felt that Georgetown was the school for me, but when the question “why did you choose Georgetown” arose, one of the girl’s responses sold me. Among other things, the last thing she said was “I want to win a national championship.” I could sense the competitive nature and the desire to succeed among the team and I knew I wanted to be a part of it. The quality of the education and prestige of the university made my decision that much easier. As a freshman at Georgetown, I have already learned so much about myself and how hard work, perseverance and dedication allow you to achieve your goals. In order for a team to succeed, it has to be more than a group of talented individuals. From my team I have learned that support, belief and trust in each other are what allow us to perform at our full potential. I thank God every day for giving me the opportunity to be a part of the Georgetown Lacrosse family.

BEING oNLY A fRESHMAN, Georgetown has already been a life-changing experience for me. I have grown so much in the little time that I have been here both as a player and as an individual. I chose Georgetown because the academic offerings along with the athletic opportunity it virtually unmatched anywhere in the country. I also fell in love with Georgetown because I wanted to be a part of the strong bond that this team has. The people that are a part of the women’s lacrosse program are not just my teammates and coaches, but already they have become my family. We work hard for one another and support one another everyday on and off the field. I have learned to put 100% into everything I do and that with hard work, heart and determination I have the ability to achieve whatever I put my mind to. I am grateful to be a part of such a highly competitive program and be able to be a part of a team that is willing to work hard and challenge themselves each and everyday both on the field and in the classroom. The people I have met and the bonds I have created with my teammates is something that I feel would not be attainable anywhere else.

MY DECISIoN To JoIN THE Georgetown community is one that will have a great impact on the rest of my life. Even though I have only completed one year, I already have experiences and memories that will always be with me. Through putting myself in new situations and new surroundings I am able to learn a great deal about interesting people and the world as a whole. Being a member of the women’s lacrosse team also adds to my experience. The team is like my family and I am privileged to play with such a talented and smart group of girls. Georgetown has provided me with a wide mix of academic, social and cultural opportunities. I am proud to say that I am looking forward to my remaining years as a Hoya.

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2010 MARKED A MILESToNE in Georgetown University women’s lacrosse history. After an undefeated run through the BIG EAST regular season, the Hoyas made history winning the BIG EAST Tournament title, the first in program history. While a number of players took the spotlight throughout the season, in the end it was balanced scoring and team defense that brought a championship to the Hilltop. The Hoyas finished the season with a 13-6 overall record and a perfect 8-0 mark in conference play. Along the way, the Blue & Gray defeated five ranked teams, all conference opponents, to win back-to-back BIG EAST Regular Season Championships. In the conference tournament at Rutgers, Georgetown advanced to the championship game and took home the elusive title.

The Hoyas received a bid to the NCAA Tournament, their fifth in the last six years under Fried, and fell in a heartbreaking loss to Syracuse, a team the Blue & Gray had defeated twice during the previous weeks. Georgetown ranked eighth in the nation in the final IWLCA/Under Armour Poll and had three players earn All-America honors along with four all-region honorees. In the BIG EAST, Georgetown showed its balance with no individual player earning a major award but the team as a whole coming home with six All-BIG EAST honors including four players taking a spot on the First Team. Once again, Fried, along with his assistants, won its second-consecutive BIG EAST Coaching Staff of the Year award marking the second award in the past two seasons. The Hoyas started 2010 with a solid showing against local-rival Johns Hopkins. The Blue & Gray posted a 15-9 victory in the home opener. After a tough loss at No. 1 Northwestern, the squad bounced back with

a 13-11 win at Florida on the second leg of a three-game spring break road trip. Unfor-tunately the momentum would not last as GU fell to three ranked teams, No. 6 Duke, No. 2 Maryland and No. 4 North Carolina. The brutal early-season schedule paved the way for success, however, as the Hoyas kept their heads up going into conference play. On a cold night in Pennsylvania, Georgetown put together a 20-7 win over BIG EAST-newcomer Villanova. The Blue & Gray seemed to be on the right track, but two days later the Hoyas lost a heartbreaker to No. 19 Princeton 15-14 in double over-time. While outsiders may have doubted the Hoyas after a 3-5 start, the team stayed positive entering the BIG EAST matchup against No. 14 Notre Dame. The previous

season, the Irish had defeated George-town at home in the BIG EAST Tournament Championship game. This year was differ-ent, however, as they put together a 12-10 team victory. The win sparked a record setting 10-game win streak that would stretch into the postseason as the Hoyas went from heart-breaking losses to one of the hottest teams in the nation. Georgetown defeated Connecticut at home 18-9 and went back out on the road to down Cincinnati 21-8 as well as Louisville 17-13. A 19-12 win against Rutgers kept the Blue & Gray perfect in BIG EAST play. The Hoyas closed out non-conference play with a 15-4 victory at Yale. Despite their success, two ranked teams stood in Georgetown’s way to win the BIG EAST Regular Season Title. Under the lights of Multi-Sport Field and on senior day, Georgetown battled through emotions and a tough first half against Loyola (Md.). After falling behind 11-4 well

into the second half, the Hoyas pulled off one of the most exciting and memorable finishes on the Hilltop, scoring five goals in less than four minutes and eventually forcing two overtime periods. The Hoyas looked to have the victory in overtime but an early celebration allowed the Greyhounds to score. Kaestner’s goal late in the second OT period sealed the 13-12 win and a share of the conference title. A trip to Syracuse, N.Y., stood between Georgetown and the title as the Blue & Gray battled the Orange in the final regular season game at the Carrier Dome. On CBS College Sports Georgetown dismantled the Syracuse defense to win 10-9 and claim the BIG EAST Regular Season title. Up next was the conference tournament hosted by Rutgers. The Hoyas entered as the top seed in an all-too-familiar situation. A rematch with fourth-seeded Loyola resulted in an 11-9 Georgetown win. However, the true test came against third-seeded Syra-cuse on Saturday in the championship. The Hoyas had a tough couple of days with both personal tragedies and academ-ics weighing heavily on their minds. But on gameday, the squad was focused looking for the elusive tournament championship. De-spite playing the Orange less than a week prior, Georgetown controlled the tempo from the start and didn’t let up to capture the 13-11 win and the first BIG EAST Tour-nament Championship in program history. The next day, the squad came together to watch the NCAA selection show seeing if its good fortune and 10-game win streak would continue. In a shocking move, the se-lection committee pitted the fourth-seeded Hoyas against conference-rival Syracuse, a team they had defeated the two previous weeks. Despite playing at home, beating a team three times in 14 days was not in the cards as the Orange used a big second-half run to dash Georgetown’s hopes of moving on. The Hoyas ended the season with a mark of 13-6 for another winning season and some program milestones. Postseason honors followed with Molly Ford, Ashby Kaestner and Logan McCraw all being named All-Americans. Sophomore Kelly Barnes was also a Regional All-Ameri-can and Jordy Kirr as well as Caitlin Formby joined the group as All-BIG EAST honorees. Georgetown’s success in 2010 can be attributed to a total team effort with every position playing an important role. Talented attackers, veteran midfielders and a versatile defensive group were important cogs in the greater scheme.

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2010 sTaTIsTICs

oVeRall: 13-6 Conf: 8-0 HoMe: 7-2 aWaY: 6-3 neUT: 0-1

GoALS BY PERIoD 1st 2nd oT oT2 oT3 TotalGeorgetown 143 109 1 1 0 254Opponents 107 103 1 0 1 212

SHoTS BY PERIoD 1st 2nd oT oT2 oT3 TotalGeorgetown 321 251 5 5 1 583Opponents 243 230 2 1 1 477

SHoTS oN GoAL BY PRD 1st 2nd oT oT2 oT3 TotalGeorgetown 250 188 3 2 1 444Opponents 180 176 2 1 1 360

SAVES BY PERIoD 1st 2nd oT oT2 oT3 TotalGeorgetown 73 73 1 1 0 148Opponents 107 79 2 1 1 190

ATTENDANCE SuMMARY Gu oPPTotal 6238 3849Dates/Avg Per Date 9/693 9/428Neutral Site #/Avg 1/1432

CLEARS: Georgetown -- 246-298 .826, Opponents -- 191-251 .761.

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## Name GP GS G A Pts Sh Shot% SoG SoG% fPG fPS GB DC T/o CT fouls7 FORD, Molly 19 19 51 25 76 95 .537 77 .811 4 11 4 1 28 6 1021 KAESTNER, Ashby 19 19 37 12 49 92 .402 67 .728 7 17 19 48 23 20 471 KIRR, Jordy 18 18 30 17 47 61 .492 46 .754 7 12 11 0 18 6 2020 GILES, Jacqueline 19 13 26 5 31 53 .491 42 .792 6 11 11 5 8 6 53 LOVETT, Erin 17 1 13 9 22 32 .406 22 .688 5 8 14 9 11 6 106 THOMAS, Sophia 19 0 18 2 20 38 .474 29 .763 3 8 33 14 15 23 2618 O’REILLY, Bunny 19 19 16 3 19 40 .400 25 .625 2 6 20 10 17 8 169 BOZEL, Kelsi 19 0 13 4 17 26 .500 19 .731 7 11 11 13 14 9 2733 BROPHY, Mary Beth 19 19 12 2 14 32 .375 24 .750 3 7 13 24 28 11 4414 JACKSON, Dina 15 0 12 2 14 22 .545 17 .773 1 4 1 5 7 8 1022 SEATS, Sarah 19 19 9 3 12 42 .214 26 .619 1 8 19 15 15 12 2136 DWYER, Kathleen 19 1 8 2 10 22 .364 16 .727 0 2 3 6 8 2 716 BARNES, Kelly 19 19 5 1 6 15 .333 12 .800 3 3 28 19 17 22 4028 VAN FOSSAN, Danielle 14 0 2 1 3 4 .500 2 .500 0 0 1 7 2 1 827 O’NEILL, Evan 4 0 1 0 1 2 .500 2 1.000 0 0 0 0 1 0 023 CORCORAN, Rosie 8 0 1 0 1 1 1.000 1 1.000 0 0 1 3 2 0 310 WITTELSBERGER, Mary 4 0 0 1 1 3 .000 3 1.000 0 0 2 0 2 1 229 CANNON, Mary 4 0 0 1 1 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 3 0 2 1 417 MCCRAW, Logan 18 18 0 0 0 2 .000 1 .500 0 1 40 39 12 32 3111 CAPUTO, Catie 4 0 0 0 0 1 .000 1 1.000 0 0 1 0 1 3 188 BISBEE, Abby 3 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 2 0 0 0 055 FORMBY, Caitlin 19 19 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 10 0 5 2 032 O’BRIEN, Katie 13 1 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 3 1 3 3 831 HUNTER, Ashley 19 13 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 18 5 6 8 2625 SHEEHAN, Blake 15 10 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 10 2 6 4 424 BOCK, Emily 19 15 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 11 4 5 6 3119 THOMAS, Lauren 6 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 1 0 0 0 015 PROCH, Jackie 15 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 4 3 3 2 812 GRAY, Lauren 3 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 1 0 1 0 14 Napora, Carly 19 5 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 25 13 11 12 26 Total 19 254 90 344 583 .436 432 .741 49 109 320 246 272 214 440 Opponents 19 212 84 296 477 .444 356 .746 27 80 283 265 314 158 410

## Name GP GS Minutes GA GAAvg Saves Pct w L T faced19 THOMAS, Lauren 5 0 64:41 8 7.42 3 .273 0 0 0 1388 BISBEE, Abby 3 0 11:43 2 10.24 0 .000 0 0 0 455 FORMBY, Caitlin 19 19 1076:21 202 11.26 147 .421 13 5 0 460 Total 19 1152:45 212 11.03 150 .414 13 5 0 477 Opponents 19 1157:45 254 13.16 190 .428 5 13 0 581

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fIRST TEAM2009 Bridget Noon ‘092008 Ashby Kaestner ‘102007 Coco Stanwick ‘072006 Coco Stanwick ’07 Maggie Koch ’072005 Coco Stanwick ’072004 Michi Ellers ’042003 Michi Ellers ’04 Wick Stanwick ’032002 Melissa Biles ’03 Erin Elbe ’022001 Erin Elbe ’02 Bowen Holden ’01 Caitlin McLean ’01 Sheehan Stanwick ’012000 Caitlin McLean ’01 Sheehan Stanwick ’011998 Chris Lindsey ’98

SECoND TEAM2010 Molly Ford ‘10 Logan McCraw ‘112009 Molly Ford ‘10 Ashby Kaestner ‘102008 Jordan Trautman ‘092006 Stephanie Zodtner ’062005 Allison Chambers ’052004 Gloria Lozano ’042003 Gloria Lozano ’042000 Erin Elbe ’02 Bowen Holden ’011999 Susanne Atkins ’99 Sheehan Stanwick ’011997 Stacy Duca ’97 Lauren Hilsky ’981996 Stacy Duca ’97 Chris Lindsey ’98

THIRD TEAM2010 Ashby Kaestner ‘102008 Molly Ford ‘102005 Chloe Asselin ’072004 Sarah Oliphant ,’052003 Melissa Biles ’032002 Gloria Lozano ’04 Wick Stanwick ’031999 Erin Elbe ’021998 Sheehan Stanwick ’011997 Chris Lindsey ’981996 Lauren Hilsky ’98 1995 Stacy Duca ’97

ATTACKER of THE YEAR2002 Erin Elbe2001 Sheehan Stanwick

DEfENDER of THE YEAR2004 Michi Ellers2001 Caitlin McLean

GoALKEEPER of THE YEAR2006 Maggie Koch2001 Bowen Holden1998 Chris Lindsey

TEwAARAToN TRoPHY2002 Erin Elbe

TEwAARAToN TRoPHY fINALISTS2004 Michi Ellers2002 Erin Elbe2001 Sheehan Stanwick

IwLCA SouTH REGIoN CoACHof THE YEAR2002 Kim Simons2001 Kim Simons

IwLCA DIVISIoN I CoACH of THE YEAR2001 Kim Simons

360LACRoSSE.CoM DIVISIoN I CoACH of THE YEAR2001 Kim Simons

ALL-DISTRICT ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICANSecond Team2006 Chloe Asselin2005 Lauren Redler2003 Melissa Biles

IwLCA ACADEMIC HoNoR RoLL2010 Caitlin Formby Ashby Kaestner2008 Megan Bloomer Amelia Wesselink2005 Paige Andrews Lauryn Bernier Lauren Redler2004 Lauryn Bernier Lauren Redler2003 Hilary Polk-Williams Melissa Biles2001 Bowen Holden Caitlin McLean2000 Caitlin McLean Susan Stewart1999 Beth Doty Susan Stewart

Chris Lindsey ’98Elite Team: 1998-2001World Cup Team: 2005

Bowen Holden ’01Development Team: 1999-2001

Caitlin McLean ’01Development Team: 2001

Sheehan Stanwick ’01Elite Team: 2000-02Development Team: 1998-99

Erin Elbe ’02Elite Team: 2001-presentDevelopment team: 1999-2000

Michi Ellers ’04Elite Team: 2006-presentDevelopment team: 2004-05

Ashby Kaestner ‘10Development Team: 2008-09

Ricky friedElite Team Head Coach: 2009-presentElite Team Assistant Coach: 2006-09

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THIRD TEAM2010 Ashby Kaestner ‘102008 Molly Ford ‘102005 Chloe Asselin ’072004 Sarah Oliphant ,’052003 Melissa Biles ’032002 Gloria Lozano ’04 Wick Stanwick ’031999 Erin Elbe ’021998 Sheehan Stanwick ’011997 Chris Lindsey ’981996 Lauren Hilsky ’98 1995 Stacy Duca ’97

ALL-DISTRICT ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICANSecond Team2006 Chloe Asselin2005 Lauren Redler2003 Melissa Biles

IwLCA ACADEMIC HoNoR RoLL2010 Caitlin Formby Ashby Kaestner2008 Megan Bloomer Amelia Wesselink2005 Paige Andrews Lauryn Bernier Lauren Redler2004 Lauryn Bernier Lauren Redler2003 Hilary Polk-Williams Melissa Biles2001 Bowen Holden Caitlin McLean2000 Caitlin McLean Susan Stewart1999 Beth Doty Susan Stewart

fIRST TEAM2010 Kelly Barnes ‘12 Molly Ford ‘10 Ashby Kaestner ‘10 Logan McCraw ‘112009 Bridget Noon ‘09 Molly Ford ‘10 Ashby Kaestner ‘102008 Jordan Trautman ‘09 Molly Ford ‘10 Ashby Kaestner ‘102007 Laura Cipro ’07 Maggie Koch ’07 Coco Stanwick ’072006 Maggie Koch ’07 Lucy Poole ’06 Coco Stanwick ’07 Stephanie Zodtner ’062005 Chloe Asselin ’07 Allison Chambers ’05 Coco Stanwick ’072004 Michi Ellers ’04 Gloria Lozano ’04 Sarah Oliphant ’05 Sarah Robinson ’052003 Michi Ellers ’04 Gloria Lozano ’04 Wick Stanwick ’032002 Melissa Biles ’03 Erin Elbe ’02 Gloria Lozano ’042001 Erin Elbe ’02

Bowen Holden ’01 Caitlin McLean ’01 Sheehan Stanwick ’01

SECoND TEAM2010 Caitlin Formby ‘10 Jordy Kirr ‘112009 Megan Bloomer ‘09 Jordan Trautman ‘09 Caitlin Formby ‘10 Jordy Kirr ‘112008 Caitlin Formby ‘10 Jordy Kirr ‘112007 Patty Piotrowicz ’072006 Chloe Asselin ’07 Laura Cipro ’072005 Catherine Elbe ’05 Sarah Robinson ’05 Stephanie Zodtner ’062004 Anouk Peters ’04 Allison Chambers ’052003 Melissa Biles ’03 Anouk Peters ’04 Liz Ryan ’032002 Liz Ryan ’03 Wick Stanwick ’032001 Sarah Oglesby ’01 Wick Stanwick ’03

ATTACKER of THE YEAR2007 Coco Stanwick ’072005 Coco Stanwick ’07

2003 Wick Stanwick ’032002 Erin Elbe ’022001 Sheehan Stanwick ’01

MIDfIELDER of THE YEAR2009 Ashby Kaestner ‘102003 Gloria Lozano ’04

DEfENDER of THE YEAR2009 Bridget Noon ‘092007 Maggie Koch ’072006 Maggie Koch ’072005 Chloe Asselin ’072004 Michi Ellers ’042003 Michi Ellers ’042001 Caitlin McLean ’01

CoACH of THE YEAR2010 Ricky fried2009 Ricky fried2002 Kim Simons2001 Kim Simons

MoST VALuABLE PLAYER2010 Molly Ford ‘102009 Ashby Kaestner ‘10 Bridget Noon ‘092008 Ashby Kaestner ‘102007 Maggie Koch ’07 Coco Stanwick ’072006 Stephanie Zodtner ’062005 Coco Stanwick ’07 Allison Chambers ’05 2004 Michi Ellers ’042003 Michi Ellers ’04 Wick Stanwick ’032002 Erin Elbe ’022001 Sheehan Stanwick ’012000 Bowen Holden ’01 Sheehan Stanwick ’011999 Bowen Holden ’01 Sheehan Stanwick ’011998 Chris Lindsey ’981997 Stacy Duca ’971996 Chrissy Flynn ’96 Chris Lindsey ’98

MoST IMPRoVED PLAYER2010 Sarah Seats ‘102009 Margot Ellis ‘092008 Amelia Wesselink ‘082007 Megan Ellis ’072006 Paige Andrews ’062005 Chloe Asselin ’072004 Catherine Elbe ’052003 Sarah Oliphant ’052002 Tracy Weicke ’022001 Gloria Lozano ’012000 Liz Ryan ’031999 Chandler Vicchio ’02 Danielle Boehmcke ’021998 Caitlin McLean ’011997 Libby Driscoll ’971996 Wendy Hudson ’97

BuLLDoG AwARDFor outstanding effort and contribution.2010 Caitlin Formby ‘102009 Jordan Trautman ‘092008 Zan Morley ‘082007 Brittany Baschuk, 072006 Kristin Smith ’062005 Stephanie Zodtner ’062004 Anouk Peters ’042003 Bethany Feil ’032002 Susan Graser ’022001 Caitlin McLean ’012000 Susan Stewart ’00 Caitlin McLean ’011999 Susanne Atkins ’991997 Liz Howard ’97

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KIM SIMoNS CoACHES AwARDFor the player that best demonstrates the qualities of coachability, positive attitude and leadership.2010 Molly Ford ‘102009 Bridget Noon ‘092008 Patty Piotrowicz ‘082007 Coco Stanwick ’072006 Stephanie Zodtner ’062005 Sarah Oliphant ’052004 Michi Ellers ’04

Coaches Award: 1996-20032003 Melissa Biles ’032002 Kristin Raneri ’022001 Gussie Habeck ’012000 Kristen Baer ’001999 Beth Doty ’991998 Lauren Hilsky ’981997 Lauren Hilsky ’981996 Liz Howard ’97

SHEEHAN STANwICK RooKIE AwARD2010 Sophia Thomas ‘132009 Kelly Barnes ‘122008 Jordy Kirr ‘112007 Ashby Kaestner ’102006 Courtney Hubschmann ’09 2005 Patty Piotrowicz ’08

DENIS KANACH HoYA AwARDFor the “unsung hero” who best demonstrates unselfish play and a true team spirit.2010 Kelly Barnes ‘122009 Katie Burton ‘092008 Bridget Noon ‘092007 Laura Cipro ’072006 Lucy Poole ’062005 Catherine Elbe ’05

Hoya Award: 1996-20042004 Gloria Lozano ’042003 Liz Ryan ’032002 Chandler Vicchio ’022001 Sarah Oglesby ’012000 Jordan Keating ’001999 Mary Ellen Oliver ’991998 Holly Urick ’981996 Libby Driscoll ’97

RoBERT A. DuffY SCHoLAR-ATHLETE AwARD2001 Bowen Holden ’011997 Stacey Duca ’97

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CAREER PoINTS Rank Name G A Pts Seasons 1. Sheehan Stanwick 232 98 330 1998-01 2. Erin Elbe 211 80 291 1999-02 3. Coco Stanwick 199 85 284 2004-07 4. Wick Stanwick 164 54 218 2000-03 5. Molly Ford 150 64 214 2007-10 6. Lauren Hilsky 152 46 198 1995-98 7. Erika Gabrielsen 141 53 194 1986-89 Chrissy Flynn 110 84 194 1993-96 9. Ashby Kaestner 143 47 190 2007-10 10. Jordy Kirr 90 79 169 2008-pres. 11. Stacy Duca 136 26 162 1994-97 12. Catherine Tuthill 116 37 153 1992-95 13. Allison Chambers 109 43 152 2002-05 14. Kristi Middleton 87 56 143 1989-92 Margo Doyle 115 28 143 1991-94 16. Gloria Lozano 97 29 126 2001-04 17. Sarah Oliphant 65 56 121 2002-05 18. Liz Ryan 53 66 119 2000-03 19. Sarah Oglesby 84 34 118 1998-01 20. Kristen Baer 81 32 113 1997-00 21. Beth Anderson 76 35 111 1983-86 22. Anouk Peters 91 15 106 2001-04 23. Kim Longstreth 73 23 96 1994-97 24. Tara Breen 44 50 94 1987-90 Noelle Verity 70 24 94 1988-91

GoALS Rank Name Goals Seasons 1. Sheehan Stanwick 232 1998-01 2. Erin Elbe 211 1999-02 3. Coco Stanwick 199 2004-07 4. Wick Stanwick 164 2000-03 5. Lauren Hilsky 152 1995-98 6. Molly Ford 150 2007-10 7. Ashby Kaestner 143 2007-10 8. Erika Gabrielsen 141 1986-89 9. Stacy Duca 136 1994-97 10. Catherine Tuthill 116 1992-95 11. Margo Doyle 115 1991-94 12. Chrissy Flynn 110 1993-96 13. Allison Chambers 109 2002-05 14. Gloria Lozano 97 2001-04 15. Anouk Peters 91 2001-04 16. Jordy Kirr 90 2008-pres. 17. Kristi Middleton 87 1989-92 18. Sarah Oglesby 84 1998-01 19. Kristen Baer 81 1997-00 20. Kate Ahearn 77 1999-02 21. Beth Anderson 76 1983-86 22. Kim Longstreth 73 1994-97 23. Becky Meagher 71 1982-85 24. Noelle Vertify 70 1988-91 25. Sarah Oliphant 65 2002-05

ASSISTS Rank Name Assists Seasons 1. Sheehan Stanwick 98 1998-01 2. Coco Stanwick 85 2004-07 3. Chrissy Flynn 84 1993-96 4. Erin Elbe 80 1999-02 5. Jordy Kirr 79 2008-pres. 6. Liz Ryan 66 2000-03 7. Molly Ford 64 2007-10 8. Kristi Middleton 56 1989-92 Sarah Oliphant 56 2002-05 10. Wick Stanwick 54 2000-03 11. Erika Gabrielsen 53 1986-89 12. Tara Breen 50 1987-90 13. Ashby Kaestner 47 2007-10 14. Lauren Hilsky 46 1995-98 15. Allison Chambers 43 2002-05 16. Michelle Cajulis 39 1991-94 17. Catherine Tuthill 37 1992-95 18. Beth Anderson 35 1983-86 19. Sara Zorzi 34 2004-06 20. Sarah Oglesby 34 1998-01 21. Kristen Baer 32 1997-00 22. Gloria Lozano 29 2001-04 23. Margo Doyle 28 1991-94 24. Stacy Duca 26 1994-97 25. Noelle Verity 24 1988-91 Catherine Elbe 24 2002-05

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CAREER PoINTS Rank Name G A Pts Seasons 1. Sheehan Stanwick 232 98 330 1998-01 2. Erin Elbe 211 80 291 1999-02 3. Coco Stanwick 199 85 284 2004-07 4. Wick Stanwick 164 54 218 2000-03 5. Molly Ford 150 64 214 2007-10 6. Lauren Hilsky 152 46 198 1995-98 7. Erika Gabrielsen 141 53 194 1986-89 Chrissy Flynn 110 84 194 1993-96 9. Ashby Kaestner 143 47 190 2007-10 10. Jordy Kirr 90 79 169 2008-pres. 11. Stacy Duca 136 26 162 1994-97 12. Catherine Tuthill 116 37 153 1992-95 13. Allison Chambers 109 43 152 2002-05 14. Kristi Middleton 87 56 143 1989-92 Margo Doyle 115 28 143 1991-94 16. Gloria Lozano 97 29 126 2001-04 17. Sarah Oliphant 65 56 121 2002-05 18. Liz Ryan 53 66 119 2000-03 19. Sarah Oglesby 84 34 118 1998-01 20. Kristen Baer 81 32 113 1997-00 21. Beth Anderson 76 35 111 1983-86 22. Anouk Peters 91 15 106 2001-04 23. Kim Longstreth 73 23 96 1994-97 24. Tara Breen 44 50 94 1987-90 Noelle Verity 70 24 94 1988-91

DRAwSRank Name Draws Seasons 1. Gloria Lozano 223 2001-04 2. Coco Stanwick 198 2004-07 3. Sarah Oglesby 184 1998-01 4. Ashby Kaestner 147 2007-10 Stacy Duca 147 1994-97 6. Bridget Noon 101 2006-09 Erin Elbe 101 1999-02 8. Lauren Hilsky 96 1995-98 9. Michi Ellers 94 2001-04 10. Fay O’Neill 93 1992-95 11. Patty Piotrowicz 85 2005-08 12. Allison Chambers 84 2002-05 13. Liz Ryan 75 2000-03 14. Megan Bloomer 74 2006-09 15. Lauryn Bernier 72 2002-05 16. Alison O’Neil 69 1992-95 17. Anouk Peters 68 2001-04 Sheehan Stanwick 68 1998-01 19. Jordan Trautman 66 2006-09 20. Caitlin McLean 59 1998-01 21. Chrissy Flynn 57 1993-96 22. Logan McCraw 55 2008-pres. 23. Reagan Raneri 51 1998-01 24. Catherine Tuthill 44 1992-95 25. Wick Stanwick 43 2000-03

CAuSED TuRNoVERS Rank Name CT Seasons 1. Michi Ellers 204 2001-04 2. Caitlin McLean 108 1998-01 3. Melissa Biles 94 2000-03 4. Erin Elbe 93 1999-02

5. Stephanie Zodtner 88 2003-06 6. Ashby Kaestner 86 2007-10 7. Elizabeth Ryan 83 2000-03 8. Reagan Raneri 80 1998-01 9. Allison Chambers 79 2002-05 10. Jordan Trautman 77 2006-09 11. Gloria Lozano 76 2001-04 12. Sarah Oglesby 75 1998-01 13. Laura Cipro 71 2004-07 15. Lauryn Bernier 70 2002-05 15. Bridget Noon 66 2006-09 16. Anouk Peters 64 2001-04 17. Chloe Asselin 61 2004-07 18. Gussie Habeck 60 1998-01 Susan Stewart 60 1998-00* 20. Megan Bloomer 51 2006-09 Kristen Baer 46 1998-00* 22. Beth Doty 45 1998-99* * statistic not recorded prior to 1998

GRouND BALLS Rank Name GB Seasons 1. Erin Elbe 240 1999-02 2. Chris Lindsey 237 1995-98 3. Liz Ryan 223 2000-03 4. Michi Ellers 216 2001-04 5. Caitlin McLean 214 1998-01 6. Sarah Oglesby 196 1998-01 7. Sheehan Stanwick 193 1998-01 8. Lauren Hilsky 180 1995-98 9. Stacy Duca 179 1994-97 10. Fay O’Neill 172 1992-95 11. Gloria Lozano 171 2001-04 12. Allison Chambers 165 2002-05 13. Reagan Raneri 162 1998-01 14. Lauryn Bernier 144 2002-05 15. Mary Ellen Oliver 142 1996-99 16. Coco Stanwick 138 2004-07 17. Alison O’Neil 134 1992-95 18. Stephanie Zodtner 133 2003-06 19. Bowen Holden 132 1998-01 20. Susan Stewart 120 1997-00 21. Libby Driscoll 119 1994-97 22. Laura Cipro 116 2004-07 23. Jordan Keating 114 1997-00 Jordan Trautman 114 2006-09 Ashby Kaestner 114 2007-10

SAVESRank Name Saves GP Seasons 1. Chris Lindsey 1067 65 1995-98 2. Bowen Holden 747 66 1999-01 3. Meg Allen 561 57 1988-91 4. Caitlin Formby 440 59 2007-10 5. Sarah Robinson 374 58 2002-05 6. Maggie Koch 358 49 2005-07 7. Pat McKeon 305 29 1993-95 8. Karen Heisler 210 22 1985-88 9. Chandler Vicchio 182 42 1999-02 10. Laura Greene 180 14 1983-84 11. Kathy Tromble 135 14 1992 12. Sally Daily 93 9 1982

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GoALS Rank Name Goals Season 1. Sheehan Stanwick 75 2001 2. Coco Stanwick 63 2007 3. Coco Stanwick 60 2006 Erin Elbe 60 2001 5. Coco Stanwick 59 2005 6. Erin Elbe 58 2002 7. Molly Ford 55 2009 8. Sheehan Stanwick 53 2000 Sheehan Stanwick 53 1998 10. Ashby Kaestner 52 2008 11. Molly Ford 51 2010 Sheehan Stanwick 51 1999 13. Wick Stanwick 50 2002 Lauren Hilsky 50 1998 15. Wick Stanwick 48 2003 Wick Stanwick 48 2001 17. Erin Elbe 47 1999 Margo Doyle 47 1993 Erika Gabrielsen 47 1986 20. Erin Elbe 46 2000 21. Stacy Duca 45 1997 22. Ashby Kaestner 44 2009 23. Molly Ford 42 2008 Kristi Middleton 42 1991 25. Jordy Kirr 39 2009 Lauren Hilsky 39 1996

ASSISTS Rank Name Assists Season 1. Sheehan Stanwick 40 2001 2. Jordy Kirr 37 2008 3. Sara Zorzi 33 2006 4. Coco Stanwick 28 2004 5. Liz Ryan 27 2002 6. Erin Elbe 26 2001 Sheehan Stanwick 26 1999 Chrissy Flynn 26 1995 9. Molly Ford 25 2010 Jordy Kirr 25 2009 11. Coco Stanwick 24 2007 Sarah Oliphant 24 2005 13. Chrissy Flynn 23 1994 Erin Elbe 23 2002 Kristi Middleton 23 1991 16. Chrissy Flynn 22 1996 17. Molly Ford 21 2008 18. Sarah Oliphant 20 2004 Wick Stanwick 20 2002 Tara Breen 20 1989 21. Coco Stanwick 20 2005 22. Erin Elbe 19 2000 Sheehan Stanwick 19 2000 Kristi Middleton 19 1992 25. Ashby Kaestner 18 2009 Catherine Elbe 18 2005

DRAwS Rank Name Draws Season 1. Coco Stanwick 113 2006 2. Gloria Lozano 81 2003 3. Coco Stanwick 79 2007 4. Sarah Oglesby 75 2000 5. Gloria Lozano 66 2002 6. Gloria Lozano 57 2004 7. Ashby Kaestner 48 2010 8. Ashby Kaestner 47 2008 9. Stacy Duca 45 1994 10. Ashby Kaestner 43 2009 Lauren Hilsky 43 1998 Stacy Duca 43 1997 13. Bridget Noon 42 2009 14. Logan McCraw 39 2010 15. Sarah Oglesby 38 1999 16. Michi Ellers 37 2004 Sarah Oglesby 37 1998 18. Alison O’Neil 36 1995 19. Susan Stewart 35 2000 20. Sarah Oglesby 34 2001 21. Megan Bloomer 33 2008 Patty Piotrowicz 33 2008 Erin Elbe 33 2001 Stacy Duca 33 1995 25. Bridget Noon 32 2008 Lauryn Bernier 32 2004


PoINTS IN A SEASoNRank Name G A Pts. Season1. Sheehan Stanwick 75 40 115 20012. Coco Stanwick 63 24 87 20073. Erin Elbe 60 26 86 20014. Erin Elbe 58 23 81 20025. Coco Stanwick 59 20 79 20056. Sheehan Stanwick 51 26 77 19997. Molly Ford 51 25 76 20108. Coco Stanwick 60 13 73 20069. Molly Ford 55 17 72 2009 Sheehan Stanwick 53 19 72 200011. Wick Stanwick 50 20 70 200212. Sheehan Stanwick 53 13 66 199813. Ashby Kaestner 52 13 65 2008 Erin Elbe 46 19 65 2000 Kristi Middleton 42 23 65 199116. Jordy Kirr 39 25 64 2009 Wick Stanwick 48 16 64 200318. Molly Ford 42 21 63 200819. Ashby Kaestner 44 18 62 2009 Erika Gabrielsen 47 15 62 198621. Chrissy Flynn 38 22 60 199622. Wick Stanwick 48 11 59 2001 Erin Elbe 47 12 59 1999 Lauren Hilsky 50 9 59 1998 Margo Doyle 47 12 59 1993

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GRouND BALLS Rank Name GB Season 1. Chris Lindsey 81 1996 2. Erin Elbe 72 2000 3. Sheehan Stanwick 71 2000 4. Chris Lindsey 67 1997 5. Liz Ryan 66 2002 Caitlin McLean 66 2000 7. Erin Elbe 65 2002 8. Caitlin McLean 64 1999 9. Liz Ryan 61 2001 Kristen Baer 61 2000 11. Liz Ryan 60 2003 Kristen Raneri 60 2002 13. Gloria Lozano 58 2002 14. Sarah Oglesby 57 2000 Stacy Duca 57 1997 16. Michi Ellers 56 2001 Caitlin McLean 56 2001 18. Lauryn Bernier 55 2004 Michi Ellers 55 2004 Michi Ellers 55 2003 Reagan Raneri 55 2000 22. Bowen Holden 53 2000 Sarah Oglesby 53 1999 Chris Lindsey 53 1998 Lauren Hilsky 53 1996 CAuSED TuRNoVERS Rank Name GB Season 1. Michi Ellers 66 2004 2. Michi Ellers 56 2003 3. Michi Ellers 48 2001 4. Caitlin McLean 36 2001 5. Kristin Raneri 35 2002 Reagan Raneri 35 1999 7. Michi Ellers 34 2002 Caitlin McLean 34 2000 9. Ashby Kaestner 33 2008 Beth Doty 33 1999 11. Logan McCraw 32 2010 12. Anouk Peters 30 2003 13. Jordan Trautman 29 2008 14. Chloe Asselin 28 2005 Susan Stewart 28 2000 Caitlin McLean 28 1999 17. Bridget Noon 27 2008 Allison Chambers 27 2005 Lauryn Bernier 27 2003 Erin Elbe 27 2001 Gussie Habeck 27 2000 22. Bridget Noon 26 2009 Elizabeth Ryan 26 2001 Erin Elbe 26 2000 25. Stephanie Zodtner 25 2005 Gussie Habeck 25 2001 Melissa Biles 25 2000 Susanne Atkins 25 1999 Mary Ellen Oliver 25 1999

SAVESRank Name Saves GP Season 1. Chris Lindsey 295 16 1998 2. Chris Lindsey 293 17 1995 3. Chris Lindsey 244 15 1996 4. Chris Lindsey 235 17 1997 5. Bowen Holden 231 17 2000 6. Bowen Holden 199 17 1999 7. Meg Allen 178 13 1990 8. Pat McKeon 170 13 1993 9. Meg Allen 167 16 1991 10. Maggie Koch 165 18 2006 11. Meg Allen 159 19 1989 12. Sarah Robinson 158 18 2004 13. Maggie Koch 152 18 2007 14. Caitlin Formby 149 19 2008 15. Caitlin Formby 147 19 2010 16. Bowen Holden 146 18 2001 17. Caitlin Formby 139 19 2009 18. Chandler Vicchio 135 19 2002 Katy Tromble 135 14 1992 20. Pat McKeon 132 14 1994 21. Laura Greene 126 9 1984 22. Sarah Robinson 108 18 2005 23. Sarah Robinson 99 15 2003 24. Sally Dailey 93 9 1982 25. Karen Heuisler 92 10 1986

SAVE PERCENTAGERank Name Save % Season 1. Chris Lindsey 0.720 1996 2. Chris Lindsey 0.688 1995 3. Chris Lindsey 0.674 1998 4. Meg Allen 0.657 1990 5. Chris Lindsey 0.656 1997 6. Laura Greene 0.649 1984 7. Bowen Holden 0.628 2000 8. Meg Allen 0.620 1988 9. Karen Heuisler 0.619 1985 10. Bowen Holden 0.578 1999 11. Maggie Koch 0.572 2006

GoALS ALLowEDRank Name GA GP Season 1. Maggie Koch 44 13 2005 Dosha Stright 44 11 2003 3. Meg Allen 83 13 1990 4. Chris Lindsey 95 15 1996 5. Sarah Robinson 105 15 2003 6. Pat McKeon 112 14 1994 7. Bowen Holden 114 18 2001 8. Sarah Robinson 118 18 2005 9. Chris Lindsey 123 17 1997 Meg Allen 123 19 1989 11. Maggie Koch 125 18 2006


PoINTS IN A SEASoNRank Name G A Pts. Season1. Sheehan Stanwick 75 40 115 20012. Coco Stanwick 63 24 87 20073. Erin Elbe 60 26 86 20014. Erin Elbe 58 23 81 20025. Coco Stanwick 59 20 79 20056. Sheehan Stanwick 51 26 77 19997. Molly Ford 51 25 76 20108. Coco Stanwick 60 13 73 20069. Molly Ford 55 17 72 2009 Sheehan Stanwick 53 19 72 200011. Wick Stanwick 50 20 70 200212. Sheehan Stanwick 53 13 66 199813. Ashby Kaestner 52 13 65 2008 Erin Elbe 46 19 65 2000 Kristi Middleton 42 23 65 199116. Jordy Kirr 39 25 64 2009 Wick Stanwick 48 16 64 200318. Molly Ford 42 21 63 200819. Ashby Kaestner 44 18 62 2009 Erika Gabrielsen 47 15 62 198621. Chrissy Flynn 38 22 60 199622. Wick Stanwick 48 11 59 2001 Erin Elbe 47 12 59 1999 Lauren Hilsky 50 9 59 1998 Margo Doyle 47 12 59 1993

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AAgresta, Lisa ......................................................1996Ahearn, Kate ........................................... 1999-2002Alexander, Meghan ...........................................1995Alexander, Pam ..................................................1985Allen, Meg .................................................... 1988-91Altieri, Kristin ......................................................1987Anderson, Beth ......................................... 1983-86Andrews, Paige .......................................... 2003-06Archer, Kier .........................................................1997Asselin, Chloe .............................................2004-07Atkins, Susanne .......................................... 1996-99Austin, Terri .........................................................1986

BBaer, Kristen ............................................1997-2000Ballou, Amy......................................................... 1978Barnes, Kelly.....................................2009-pres.Barone, Caroline ......................................... 1978-79Barry, Lauren ......................................................1993Baschuk, Brittany ........................................2004-07Bazyk, Trina .........................................................1987Berkery, Eileen ...................................................1997Bernier, Lauryn .............................................2002-05Bettenhausen, Maia ................................... 1983-85Bevad, Katie .......................................................1995Biles, Melissa ...............................................2000-03Bisbee, Abby ....................................2010-pres.Bloomer, Megan ......................................... 2006-09Blute, Meghan ....................................................1997Bock, Emily ...................................................2007-10Bodell, Juliann ....................................................1984Boehm, Mary Ann .............................................1983Boehmcke, Danielle .............................. 1999-2002Boyle, Lizann ............................................... 1985-88Boyle, Megan .............................................. 1988-91Bozel, Kelsi .......................................2010-pres.Bradley, Suzanne ...................................... 1980, 82Brandfass, Carolyn .....................................1984-87Brannigan, Kathleen .........................................1991Breen, Tara....................................................1987-90Breschi, Cecelia ................................................1985Brophy, Mary Beth ..........................2008-pres.Burke, Lisa ................................................... 1990-91Burns, MariLouise ............................................. 1978Burton, Kate ................................................ 2006-09Butler, Karen ................................................ 1991-93Butler, Kate ................................................. 1993-94Butler, Maureen ...........................................1978-80Byank, Karen ......................................................1993

CCajulis, Michelle......................................... 1991, 94Cannon, Mary ...................................2009-pres.Caputo, Catie .............................................. 2008-10Carega, Alessia .................................................1996Carmody, Laura .................................................1982Carpenter, Katherine ........................................1982Cartmell, Barbara ....................................... 1983-85Cassidy, Alison ..................................................1982Castellani, Julie ........................................... 1982-84Chambers, Allison ......................................2002-05Chapin, Anne .....................................................1980Chapin, Robin .................................................... 1978Ciovacco, Lauren ..............................................1996Cipro, Laura ..................................................2004-07

Clark, Patti ..........................................................1980Clohessy, Aisling .........................................1997-98Comerford, Maria ..............................................1982Confer, Elizabeth ........................................ 1993-94Connelly, Kathy ..................................................1980Connolly, Rosemary .............................1979-80, 82Conway, Cathy .................................................. 1978Corcoran, Rosie ...............................2010-pres.

DDailey, Sally ................................................. 1982-84Dale, Sarah .........................................................1993Dalton, Alisa ..........................................1979-80, 82Decamera, Nancy ..............................................1991Derleth, Nancy ................................................... 1978DeSantis, Marcella ............................................1982Desbrow, Alex ....................................................1996Devaney, Kerry ...................................................2000Devine, Sue ..................................................1986-87Dewing, Carolyn ................................................1980Dickinson, Gretchen ................................... 1978-79Donnellan, Marty................................................1980Donoghue, Tarah ...............................................2001Doran, Alice ........................................................1987Doty, Beth .................................................... 1996-99Dow, Devon ........................................................2007Doyle, Margo ............................................... 1991-94Driscoll, Libby .............................................1994-97Drury, Kate ................................................... 1988-91Duca, Stacy ..................................................1994-97Duffy, Erin ............................................................1997Duffy, Kate ..........................................................1991Dwyer, Bridget ....................................... 1999-2000Dwyer, Kathleen ..............................2008-pres.Dwyer, Nora ........................................................2001

EEdmund, Genvieve..................................... 1990-91Edmund, Mari .............................................. 1995-96Elbe, Catherine ............................................2002-05Elbe, Erin ................................................. 1999-2002Ellers, Melissa ............................................. 2001-04Elliott, Heather ...................................................1993Ellis, Margot ................................................. 2006-09Ellis, Megan ..................................................2004-07

fFarina, Laura ................................................ 1982-83Farland, Margaret ........................................2004-07Feil, Bethany .................................................2000-03Fisher, Cecily ......................................................1980Fitzsimons, Ellie .......................................... 1998-99Fluehr, Kimberly ................................................1993Fluet, Jenny .........................................................1987Flynn, Christine ........................................... 1993-96Flynn, Kerri ................................................... 1993-94Foody, Erin ..........................................................1984Ford, Molly ....................................................2007-10Formby, Caitlin .............................................2007-10Foster, Claire ................................................2000-02Fox, Liza ........................................................ 1988-91Fox, Sara ...................................................... 1993-94Frese, Kaitlin .......................................................1998Fritze, Maisie ................................................1987-89Fritzlen, Guerin................................................... 1978

GGabb, Cortney ...................................................1988Gabrielsen, Erika ........................................ 1986-89Galgano, Gina....................................................1983Gallagher, Sarah ...............................................1996Gelinas, Amy ......................................................1985Gianzero, Gina ...................................................1982Giles, Jacqueline ..............................2008-pres.Gooding, Barbara ............................................. 1978Gorman, June .....................................................1980Graham, Cameron ............................................1994Graser, Susan ........................................ 1999-2002Gray, Lauren ......................................2010-pres.Greco, Marcia ....................................................1980Green, Laura ............................................... 1983-84Green, Michelle .......................................... 1988-89

HHabeck, Gussie ..................................... 1998-2001Hadley, Sarah .....................................................1985Halsey, Heather ...........................................2001-02Haravi, Sepee ....................................................1989Hauss, Margaux ..................................... 1999-2001Hayes, Maggie .............................................2001-02Healy, Tricia ........................................................1991Heeg, Mary Allys ........................................ 1983-84Heldring, Claudia ..............................................1984Herrera, Karla ...............................................2005-07Heuisler, Karen ..................................................1988Heusiler, Karen ....................................1985-86, 88Hilbush, Melanie ..........................................2007-09Hilsky, Lauren .............................................. 1995-98Holden, Bowen ...................................... 1999-2001Horturi, Machito .................................................1980Howard, Liz ...................................................1994-97Howenstein, Brooke .........................................1984Hubschman, Allie ....................................... 2008-09Hubschman, Courtney ...............................2006-07Hudson, Wendy ...........................................1994-97Huggins, Gail ...............................................1987-90Hughes, Erin .......................................................1989Hughes, Julie ......................................................1987Hunter, Ashley ..................................2010-pres.

IIrish, Stacie .........................................................1985

JJackson, Dina ...................................2010-pres.Janec, Susan ......................................................1986Jose, Maria ..........................................................1994Joyce, Jane..........................................................1980Joyce, Mary Ann ................................................1980

KKaestner, Ashby...........................................2007-10Keating, Jordan .......................................1997-2000Keib, Elisabeth .....................................1979-80, 82Keller, Kim .................................................... 1988-89Kelly, Ellen ................................................... 1980, 82Kenton, Adrienne ...............................................1990Kirr, Jordy ...........................................2008-pres.Koch, Maggie ...............................................2005-07Kohn, Elizabeth ..................................................1996Kramer, Bonnie ............................................1979-80Kramer, Emma ....................................................2009

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LLahey, Sheila ............................................... 1984-85Larkin, Melissa ...................................................1987Laughlin, Ophelila ............................................. 1978Lawton, Anne .............................................. 1983-84Leahy, Meghan .............................................2002-03Leaning, Kit .........................................................1987Lindsey, Chris ............................................. 1995-98Lobes, Christina ................................................1991Longstreth, Kim ...........................................1994-97Lopez, Ashley .............................................. 2006-08Lopusniak, Liz.............................................. 1983-86Lovett, Erin ........................................2009-pres.Lozano, Gloria ............................................. 2001-04Lynch, MaryJo ..................................................... 1978Lynn, Morgan ............................................... 1998-99

MMacNamara, Lili ........................................... 1978-79Magovern, Fran .......................................... 1980, 82Magovern, Fran ..................................................1983Makhlin, Genie ...................................................1996Malcolm, Abbe ...................................................2000Manus, Sandi .............................................. 1988-89Marabella, Jessica ............................................2001Marsted, Amanda ..............................................1989Mascia, Kristen ............................................2002-03Mattis, Kristine ............................................ 1990-91Mattson, Lauren .......................................... 1990-91McBride, Keri ...............................................2000-01McCabe, Christina ............................................1998McCraw, Logan ................................2008-pres.McDonough, Lorraine ......................................1980McKenna, Abby .................................................1985McKenzie, Anna .................................................2006McKeon, Patricia ........................................ 1993-95McLean, Caitlin ...................................... 1998-2001McMenamin, Melanie .......................................1994Meagher, Becky .......................................... 1982-83Meagher, Moira ..................................................1988Mech, Rachel ...............................................2004-07Meek, Leslie........................................................1984Mele, Suzanne ...................................................1980Merlo, MaryEsther .......................................1978-80Middleton, Kristi .......................................... 1989-92Milberg, Amy ......................................................1994Moffit, Margaret ................................................. 1978Moglia, Maresa .................................................. 1979Morley, Zan .................................................. 2005-08Mulder, Jean .......................................................1980Murphy, Jenny ..............................................1979-80Murphy, Sheila ................................................... 1979Murray, Martha ............................................ 1982-83

NNapora, Carly ....................................2009-pres.Nau, Melissa .......................................................1993Nehlsen, HeideMarie .................................. 1978-79Noon, Bridget.............................................. 2006-09Noyer, Elizabeth .................................................1980Nugent, Kathleen.........................................1997-98

oo’Brien, Katie ...................................2009-pres.O’Brien, Maureen .............................................. 1978O’Brien, Sarah .............................................1987-90

O’Neil, Allison ............................................. 1992-95O’Neil, Helene ...................................................1980O’Neill, Carrie ....................................................1982o’Neill, Evan .....................................2010-pres.O’Neill, Fay .................................................. 1992-94O’Reilly, Bunny ........................................... 2006-10Oglesby, Sarah ..................................... 1998-2001Oliphant, Sarah............................................2002-05Oliver, Mary Ellen ....................................... 1996-99Olson, Lynne ...................................................... 1979

PParsons, Martha ......................................... 1989-92Passano, Tammy ....................................... 1998-99Patterson, Dana .......................................... 1985-88Peterman, Kara ........................................... 1990-93Peters, Anouk .............................................. 2001-04Peters, Peggy ..................................................... 1979Petzold, Tricia .............................................. 1988-89Piazza, Chris ....................................................... 1979Pica, Hollis ....................................................2002-05Piotrowicz, Patty ......................................... 2005-08Plavoukas, Stacy ........................................ 1985-86Polk-Williams, Hilary ...................................2000-03Poole, Ginny ............................................... 1982, 84Poole, Lucy .................................................. 2003-06Proch, Jacqueline ........................................2007-10

QQuigley, Kris .......................................................1980

RRaftery, Kelli ........................................................1993Ramarui, Cory .................................................... 1979Raneri, Kristin ......................................... 1999-2002Raneri, Reagan ...............................1998-99, 2001Redden, Suzanne ........................................1985-87Redler, Lauren ..............................................2002-05Rice, Anne .............................................1986-87, 89Richardson, Meg .........................................1997-98Rivet, Virginia ...................................................... 1978Robinson, Sarah ..........................................2002-05Rodgers, Sue .............................................. 1984-85Rogers, Ali ....................................................2004-07Romm, Robin ...............................................1979-80Ross, Bridget ...............................................1996-97Ross, Megan .............................................. 1986, 88Rotatori, Kathleen .............................................1982Ryan, Elizabeth ............................................2000-03Ryan, Rachel ............................................... 1990-91

SSaligman, Laury .................................................1987Samperton, Shelby ...........................................2001Schwarz, Alicia ........................................... 1985-86Seacor, Jesica ..............................................1986-87Seats, Sarah .................................................2007-10Shanley, Megan .................................................1991Sheehan, Blake............................................2007-10Shettle, Caroline ..........................................2007-08Sibert, Barby ......................................................1980Smith, Amy..........................................................1991Smith, Gery.........................................................1980Smith, Kristin ............................................... 2003-06Soled, Sharon .............................................. 1978-79Sotell, Caitlin ......................................................2005

Staines, Carrie ...................................................2000Stanwick, Coco ...........................................2004-07Stanwick, Sheehan ............................... 1998-2001Stanwick, Wick ............................................2000-03Stewart, Susan .......................................1997-2000Stockdale, Mary ................................................. 1978Stright , Dosha ...................................................2003Supple, Brenna ..................................................1999Sutton, Schuyler ..........................................2004-07Swift, Charlotte ............................................1978-80

TTate, Laura .......................................................... 1979Theurkauf, Anne.................................................1984Thomas, Lauren ...............................2008-pres.Thomas, Sophia ...............................2010-pres.Tippett, Holly ............................................... 1983-84Tomeo, Barbara .......................................... 1994-96Tostanoski, Nancy ...................................... 1985-86Trautman, Jordan ........................................ 2006-09Tromble, Katy......................................................1991Tsai, Chieh-Huei ................................................1986Tuthill, Catherine ......................................... 1992-95Twist, Mallory ................................................2007-09

uUebler, Julie ..................................................1987-90Uhrich, Maggie...................................................1980Urick, Holly ................................................... 1995-98Urick, Mindy ........................................................1999

VValenti, Nicole ....................................................1996Valentine, Deirdre ..............................................1995Van Dervort, Michelle .................................1987-88Van fossan, Danielle......................2009-pres.Verity, Noelle ................................................ 1988-91Vicchio, Chandler .................................. 1999-2002

wWalls, Jessica ......................................... 1998-2001Watson, Ann .................................................1979-80Way, Julia ..................................................... 1994-95Weickel, Tracy ..............................................2000-03Weitzen, Ide ........................................................1982Wenzell, Meg .....................................................1982Wesselink, Amelia ...................................... 2005-08West, Reilly ............................................. 1999-2000Wilczewski, Barbara ......................................... 1978Wilton, Lorie ....................................................... 1978Wisneski, Jennifer ...................................... 1994-95wittelsberger, Mary ........................2008-pres.Wolock, Jenny ............................................. 2008-09Woods, Janet ..................................................... 1978Woomer, Anne ...................................................1988

YYashar, Susan ............................................. 1978-79Yochum, Cindy ...................................................1980

ZZiomek, Stephanie ............................................1996Zodtner, Stephanie .................................... 2003-06Zorzi, Sara.................................................... 2004-06


YeaR-bY-YeaR ResUlTs


1977 (1-5)Coach: Pat Becker 3/25 Loyola (Md.) L, 12-2 3/29 Maryland L, 23-0 3/31 at Goucher L, N/A 4/5 Villanova L, N/A 4/13 at Catonsville CC W, 5-4 4/15 at John Hopkins L, 9-4

1978 (3-6)Coach: Pat Becker 3/29 at Maryland L, 11-3 4/1 Salisbury State L, 21-2 4/4 at Hood College W, 7-3 4/7 Essex CC L, 10-6 4/10 Goucher W, 10-6 4/13 at Loyola (Md.) L, 14-2 4/19 UMBC L, 9-6 4/23 at St. Mary’s W, 5-4 4/28 Catonsville CC L, 12-4

1979 (1-7)Coach: Jill Roody 3/29 Loyola (Md.) L, 20-0 4/4 at Mary Washington L, N/A 4/6 Hood College L, 6-4 4/9 at Essex CC L, N/A 4/11 at UMBC L, N/A 4/17 Johns Hopkins L, 13-1 4/25 Wilson W, forfeit 4/27 Goucher L, N/A

1980 (3-4-1)Coach: Cindy Wilhelmy 3/29 UMBC L, 13-5 4/1 Mary Washington L, 15-12 4/10 Essex CC L, 15-10 4/12 Wilson W, 24-2 4/18 at St. Mary’s W, 10-6 4/20 at Frostburg State L, 14-9 4/23 Goucher W, 11-9 4/25 at Hood College T, 9-9

1981 (1-5-1)Coach: Cindy Wilhelmy 3/28 at UMBC L, 12-1 4/2 at Loyola (Md.) L, 20-0 4/4 at Johns Hopkins L, 12-2 4/12 Notre Dame College L, 6-3 4/22 at Goucher W, 10-4 4/25 Hood College T, 10-10 4/28 Frostburg State L, 12-2

1982 (1-8)Coach: Meg Galligan 3/25 Essex CC L, 16-3 3/30 at Wahington College. L, 9-7 4/14 at Mary Washington L, 13-3 4/17 UMBC L, 20-8 4/20 at Frostburg State L, 21-5 4/21 Goucher L, 14-9 4/24 St. Mary’s W, 21-15 Notre Dame College. L, 12-7 at Hood College L, 12-6

1983 (3-4)Coach: Meg Galligan 3/22 at Notre Dame College. L, 7-4 4/12 Mary Washington L, 10-6 4/14 Frostburg State L, 13-9 4/16 at UMBC L, 13-2 4/19 Washington College W, 11-9 4/21 at Goucher W, 8-3 4/25 at Essex CC W, 9-3

1984 (5-4)Coach: Sandie Inglis 3/25 Notre Dame College. L, 5-3 3/29 Essex CC W, 11-5 3/31 UMBC L, 6-3 4/2 at Mary Washington L, 15-4 4/11 Mount St. Mary’s W, 17-4 4/14 Goucher W, 9-8 4/16 at Frostburg State L, 10-8 4/18 Hood College W, 20-7 4/25 at St. Mary’s W, 13-8

1985 (7-1-1)Coach: Sandie Inglis 3/20 Mount St. Mary’s W, 14-5 3/26 Mary Washington W, 15-8 4/3 at UMBC L, 12-4 4/9 at Goucher W, 13-8 4/16 at Hood College W, 17-3 4/18 Frostburg State W, 14-7 4/20 at Essex CC T, 9-9 4/22 Notre Dame College. W, 17-11 4/25 St. Mary’s W, 17-4

1986 (7-3)Coach: Sandie Inglis 3/20 Mount St. Mary’s W, 18-5 3/26 at Mary Washington W, 14-7 4/2 at Richmond L, 18-8 4/4 Goucher W, 18-6 4/7 UMBC L, 14-13 4/9 Notre Dame College. W, 18-8 4/14 Hood College W, 16-2 4/21 Salisbury State W, 14-11 4/23 St. Mary’s W, 20-4 4/27 vs. W. Maryland * L, 14-12* at MCWLA Tournament

1987 (4-7)Coach: Sandie Inglis 3/21 at Lehigh L, 10-5 3/22 at Bucknell L, 7-6 3/31 Richmond L, 10-8 4/4 Notre Dame College. W, 18-4 4/7 at UMBC L, 10-9 4/10 Towson L, 12-11 4/12 at Longwood W, 10-3 4/15 Drexel W, 13-6 4/21 at Salisbury State L, 12-11 4/23 St. Mary’s W, 20-4 4/26 vs. W. Maryland * L, 15-2* at MCWLA Tournament

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1988 (6-5)Coach: Sandie Inglis 3/19 Bucknell W, 9-7 3/24 at Goucher W, 13-4 3/27 Longwood W, 12-3 3/29 at Richmond L, 15-1 4/6 UMBC L, 10-7 4/14 at Towson L, 6-5 4/16 at Drexel L, 13-9 4/19 Salisbury State W, 12-6 4/22 at Mount St. Mary’s W, 8-6 4/26 Johns Hopkins L, 9-7 5/1 vs. Frostburg State * W, 6-4* at MCWLA Tournament

1989 (4-9)Coach: Yvonne Landis 3/18 at Bucknell L, 9-4 3/20 Slippery Rock L, 8-5 3/22 Mount Vernon College W, 15-2 3/28 Richmond L, 9-4 3/30 at Longwood W, 12-5 4/1 Drexel L, 12-7 4/4 at UMBC L, 7-5 4/8 at Villanova L, 7-4 4/10 Northwestern L, 12-1 4/13 Towson L, 10-1 4/18 at Salisbury State W, 9-6 4/25 at Johns Hopkins L, 10-5 4/27 St. Mary’s W, 15-3 4/28 at Anne Arundel * W, 6-3 ! 4/28 vs. Essex CC * W, 7-5 ! 4/29 vs. Goucher * W, 10-4 ! 4/29 vs. Notre Dame * W, 10-4 ! 4/30 vs. Salisbury State * L, 7-5 ! 4/20 vs. Frostburg State * W, 4-3 !* at MCWLA Tournament! non-regulation game, results do not count toward overall standings

1990 (7-6)Coach: Yvonne Landis 3/13 at Old Dominion L, 8-4 3/17 Bucknell W, 7-2 3/19 Slippery Rock W, 12-4 3/22 at St. Mary’s W, 16-4 3/27 at Richmond L, 8-5 3/31 Frostburg State W, 13-3 4/4 UMBC L, 4-13 4/13 at Drexel L, 7-3 4/18 at Salisbury State L, 9-7 4/20 Longwood W, 17-9 4/21 Randolph-Macon W, 20-2 4/24 Johns Hopkins W, 18-8 4/26 at Towson L, 13- 1 5/6 vs. Frostburg State * W, 7-6 ! 5/6 vs. Salisbury State * W, 14-11 !* at MCWLA Tournament! non-regulation game, results do not count toward overall standings

1991 (3-13)Coach: Yvonne Landis 3/12 at Frostburg State L, 8-7 (ot) 3/17 Colgate L, 8-5 3/18 Slippery Rock W, 17-7 3/21 Dartmouth L, 15-5 3/25 at Rutgers W, 8-7 3/27 at Lehigh L, 11-6 4/3 at UMBC L, 13-8 4/5 Richmond L, 6-4 4/7 Villanova L, 12-8 4/10 at Bucknell L, 8-7 4/15 at Shippensburg L, 14-13 4/18 vs. Salisbury State W, 21-7 4/20 at James Madison L, 17-9 4/23 Drexel L, 14-7 4/25 Towson L, 10-4 4/27 vs. Essex CC * W, 6-41 4/27 vs. Goucher * W, 16-11 4/27 vs. Hartford * W, 15-3 ! 4/27 vs. Salisbury State * W, 9-5 ! 4/28 vs. Frostburg State* L, 7-6 ! * at MCWLA Tournament! non-regulation game, results do not count toward overall standings

1992 (3-11)Coach: Yvonne Landis 3/17 Lehigh L, 14-3 3/19 Colgate L, 11-8 3/21 Rutgers L, 10-4 3/23 UMBC W, 8-7 3/25 at American W, 5-4 4/1 UMBC L, 15-7 4/4 at Villanova L, 16-7 4/7 at Salisbury State L, 9-8 4/9 at Richmond L, 15-6 4/11 James Madison L, 15-4 4/12 Shippensburg W, 10-7 4/16 at Drexel L, 20-8 4/23 Bucknell L, 11-7 4/30 Towson L, 19-3

1993 (5-8)Coach: Alison Williams 3/21 Colgate L, 10-5 3/26 American W, 9-3 3/28 Villanova W, 11-3 3/31 at UMBC L, 16-9 4/3 at St. Joseph’s (Pa.) W, 21-5 4/4 at Lehigh L, 13-7 4/8 Richmond L, 14-11 4/10 at Rutgers W, 12-11 4/15 Drexel L, 17-7 4/17 at Bucknell L, 10-7 4/19 at Shippensburg L, 15-14 (ot) 4/24 Salisbury State W, 15-5 4/29 Towson L, 15-4

1994 (11-3)Coach: Alison Williams 3/16 George Mason W, 13-1 3/19 Colgate W, 10-9 (ot) 3/20 Lehigh W, 5-4 3/26 at American W, 13-2 3/27 at Villanova L, 10-9 3/31 UMBC L, 13-7 4/5 St. Joseph’s (Pa.) W, 19-9 4/9 Rutgers W, 21-14 4/12 Shippensburg W, 18-8 4/14 at Drexel W, 12-8 4/17 Bucknell W, 18-2 4/20 at Richmond L, 17-14 4/26 Temple W, 9-7 4/28 at Towson W, 14-11

1995 (11-6)Coach: Alison Williams 3/11 Drexel W, 19-6 3/14 Colgate W, 14-10 3/19 at Lehigh W, 15-10 3/21 at George Mason W, 15-7 3/26 Maryland L, 17-7 3/30 UMBC L, 8-7 4/2 at Bucknell W, 16-5 4/4 Villanova W, 11-7 4/8 at Rutgers L, 13-12 4/11 at Virginia L, 7-4 4/17 Richmond W, 10-7 4/20 at St. Joseph’s (Pa.) W, 19-1 4/22 Towson W, 14-5 4/25 at Temple L, 14-5 4/27 James Madison W, 7-6 5/6 vs. Lehigh § W, 8-5 5/7 vs. Yale § L, 10-7§ ECAC Tournament at Yale Bowl

1996 (12-3)Coach: Kim Simons 3/8 Vanderbilt W, 15-8 3/10 Virginia L, 9-3 3/12 at Drexel W, 16-7 3/17 William & Mary W, 8-5 3/23 at Maryland L, 17-1 3/27 at Richmond W, 15-3 4/2 George Mason W, 14-5 4/10 North Carolina W, 10-7 4/13 at Villanova W, 13-5 4/17 at Towson W, 11-6 4/20 Rutgers W, 12-6 4/21 Duke W, 18-2 4/25 at James Madison W, 9-6 4/30 Temple L, 7-6 5/2 UMBC W, 16-3




1997 (9-8)Coach: Kim Simons 3/6 Princeton W, 8-7 3/9 at Virginia L, 14-4 3/12 Richmond L, 8-6 3/15 Duke W, 12-6 3/19 at William & Mary L, 6-3 3/23 vs. Brown ^ L, 7-6 3/25 at UMBC W, 17-2 3/29 Villanova W, 11-10 4/2 at George Mason W, 8-4 4/8 Towson W, 14-3 4/12 at North Carolina L, 7-6 4/16 Maryland L, 15-10 4/19 at Rutgers W, 8-5 4/23 James Madison L, 13-11 (ot) 4/30 at Temple L, 8-5 5/4 vs. Lafayette § W, 10-4 5/5 at Yale § W, 5-4^ at Maryland§ ECAC Tournament at Yale

1998 (9-7)Coach: Kim Simons 3/7 Vanderbilt W, 15-7 3/11 at Richmond W, 18-5 3/14 Virginia L, 16-8 3/21 at Princeton L, 6-5 3/23 William & Mary W, 12-7 3/28 at Duke L, 11-9 4/1 George Mason W, 22-11 4/3 at Villanova W ,16-3 4/8 UMBC W, 13-5 4/11 North Carolina L, 10-7 4/15 Maryland L, 10-7 4/18 Rutgers W, 13-9 4/22 James Madison W, 12-10 4/25 Towson W, 14-10 4/30 Temple L, 11-8 5/6 at Princeton & L, 12-11 (ot)& NCAA Tournament First Round

1999 (11-6)Coach: Kim Simons 3/6 at Vanderbilt W, 11-8 (ot) 3/8 vs. Penn State ^ L, 9-8 3/13 Lehigh W, 19-3 3/17 Syracuse W, 17-9 3/21 at William & Mary W, 6-5 (ot) 3/26 Duke L, 10-9 3/28 Princeton W, 10-4 3/31 Towson W, 13-8 4/3 at Rutgers L, 13-9 4/7 at UMBC W, 14-7 4/10 at North Carolina L, 10-6 4/14 Maryland L, 21-9 4/17 Villanova W, 14-4 4/24 James Madison W, 10-8 4/27 at George Mason W, 12-10 5/5 North Carolina & W, 7-6 5/8 at Maryland % L, 17-6^ at Vanderbilt& NCAA Tournament First Round% NCAA Tournament Quarterfinals

2000 (12-5)Coach: Kim Simons 3/5 Vanderbilt W, 15-7 3/8 at Syracuse W, 16-12 3/12 William & Mary W, 12-3 3/15 at Villanova W, 17-0 3/18 at Princeton L, 8-6 3/25 at Duke L, 13-9 3/29 at Towson W, 15-4 4/1 Rutgers W, 16-6 4/5 Notre Dame W, 14-4 4/8 North Carolina W, 13-7 4/13 at Maryland L, 16-6 4/22 at James Madison W, 10-8 4/25 UMBC W, 17-3 4/29 Penn State L, 16-13 5/3 George Mason W, 19-15 5/11 Syracuse & W, 11-10 5/14 at Maryland % L, 7-6 (ot) & NCAA Tournament First Round% NCAA Tournament Quarterfinals

2001 (17-3)Coach: Kim Simons 3/1 Towson W, 16-3 3/4 at Vanderbilt W, 10-4 3/7 Virginia Tech W, 21-7 3/14 at William & Mary W, 9-7 3/17 Syracuse W, 18-6 3/24 Duke L, 8-7 3/28 at Boston College W, 18-3 3/31 at Rutgers W, 13-5 4/7 at North Carolina W, 15-9 4/12 Maryland L, 13-9 4/20 Penn State W, 23-11 4/22 at Notre Dame W, 17-7 4/26 at George Mason W, 17-4 4/29 James Madison W, 13-7 5/1 Connecticut W, 19-3 5/5 Princeton W, 15-10 5/10 Hofstra & W, 20-5 5/13 North Carolina % W, 10-4 5/18 Loyola ( Md.) # W, 10-9 5/20 Maryland † L, 14-13 (2ot)& NCAA Tournament First Round% NCAA Tournament Quarterfinals# NCAA Tournament Semifinals† NCAA Championship Finals

2002 (17-2)Coach: Kim Simons 3/1 Richmond W, 15-6 3/3 at Princeton W, 15-13 3/8 Vanderbilt W, 19-5 3/10 at Virginia Tech W, 11-9 3/15 at Syracuse W, 11-6 3/24 at Duke W, 8-7 3/30 Rutgers W, 17-9 4/3 at Maryland W, 10-6 4/7 North Carolina L, 11-10 4/11 at James Madison W, 9-8 4/14 Boston College W, 23-10 4/16 William & Mary W, 21-12 4/20 Notre Dame W, 17-8 4/24 at Penn State W, 18-9 4/27 at Connecticut W, 10-4 5/9 Lafayette & W, 20-9 5/12 Duke % W, 11-4 5/17 Cornell # W, 12-10 5/19 Princeton † L, 12-7 & NCAA Tournament First Round% NCAA Tournament Quarterfinals# NCAA Tournament Semifinals† NCAA Championship Finals

2003 (13-4)Coach: Kim Simons 2/25 vs. Virginia Tech W, 17-5 3/5 at William & Mary W, 15-13 3/9 at Stanford W, 15-7 3/15 Syracuse W, 13-3 3/19 at Richmond W, 9-3 3/22 Duke L, 14-11 3/28 at Princeton L, 13-11 3/30 at Rutgers W, 6-5 4/2 Maryland L, 13-10 4/6 at North Carolina W, 9-6 4/11 James Madison W, 14-7 4/13 at Boston College W, 11-6 4/19 at Notre Dame W, 16-15 4/23 Penn State W, 19-9 4/27 Connecticut W, 15-9 5/8 James Madison & W, 9-5 5/11 at Virginia % L, 16-9& NCAA Tournament First Round% NCAA Tournament Quarterfinals

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2004 (13-5)Coach: Kim Simons 2/28 Cornell W, 16-8 3/7 at Virginia Tech W, 16-7 3/13 at Syracuse W, 10-5 3/17 William & Mary W, 18-3 3/21 at Duke W, 9-8 3/26 Princeton L, 9-7 3/28 Rutgers W, 13-6 4/4 North Carolina W, 14-3 4/7 at Maryland L, 13-8 4/10 Boston College W, 20-3 4/17 Notre Dame W ,9-7 4/21 at Penn State L, 9-7 4/24 at Connecticut W, 14-9 4/27 at James Madison L, 12-11 5/1 Stanford W, 12-3 5/13 at Duke & W, 13-12 (ot) 5/16 at Maryland % W, 14-10 5/21 Virginia # L, 12-9& NCAA Tournament First Round% NCAA Tournament Quarterfinals# NCAA Tournament Semifinals

2005 (13-5)Coach: Ricky Fried 3/2 Mount St. Mary’s W, 18-3 3/6 at Stanford W, 10-6 3/12 Syracuse W, 13-6 3/16 at William & Mary W, 15-7 3/19 Duke L, 10-7 3/26 at Rutgers W, 15-10 3/30 at Princeton L, 13-12 (2ot) 4/3 at North Carolina W, 11-10 4/6 Maryland W, 8-6 4/9 at Boston College W, 12-8 4/11 at Boston University L, 10-8 4/16 at Notre Dame W, 14-6 4/20 at Virginia W, 13-11 4/23 Connecticut W, 16-8 4/27 James Madison W, 13-8 5/7 Johns Hopkins L, 14-10 5/12 Towson & W, 15-14 5/15 at Dartmouth % L, 13-3& NCAA Tournament First Round% NCAA Tournament Quarterfinals

2006 (14-4)Coach: Ricky Fried 2/26 at Mount St. Mary’s W, 15-2 3/5 at Oregon W, 16-6 3/11 at Syracuse W, 10-7 3/15 William & Mary W, 13-3 3/18 at Duke L, 10-8 3/22 Princeton W, 9-7 3/25 Rutgers W, 15-7 3/31 North Carolina W, 8-7 (ot) 4/5 at Maryland W, 11-10 (ot) 4/9 at Boston University L, 9-8 4/15 Notre Dame W, 11-10 (2ot)

4/19 Virginia W, 8-4 4/22 at Connecticut W, 12-8 4/26 at James Madison L, 7-6 (ot) 4/29 Loyola (Md.) W, 9-8 (ot) 5/6 at Johns Hopkins W, 8-7 5/16 at Monmouth & W, 18-2 5/20 at Notre Dame % L, 12-9& NCAA Tournament First Round% NCAA Tournament Quarterfinals

2007 (10-8)Coach: Ricky Fried 2/24 James Madison L, 14-10 3/2 Oregon W, 11-6 3/10 Syracuse W, 9-8 (2OT) 3/14 Johns Hopkins W, 16-13 3/18 Duke L, 12-11 3/21 at George Mason W, 12-6 3/24 Rutgers W, 9-3 3/27 at William and Mary W, 13-5 3/30 at North Carolina L, 8-6 4/3 Maryland L, 14-10 4/7 at Loyola (Md.) W, 14-3 4/11 at Virginia L, 14-7 4/14 at Notre Dame L, 13-8 4/20 George Washington W, 18-7 4/22 Connecticut W, 15-9 4/27 vs. Notre Dame @ W, 12-10 4/29 at Syracuse + L, 12-7 5/6 at Princeton L, 12-11@ BIG EAST Tournament Semifinals + BIG EAST Tournament Finals (Syracuse, N.Y.)

2008 (12-7)Coach: Ricky Fried 2/20 at George Washington W, 11-10 2/23 Loyola (Md.) W, 16-9 2/27 George Mason W, 14-7 3/3 at Denver W, 12-11 3/7 at Johns Hopkins W, 12-10 3/15 at Duke L, 12-11 3/19 William & Mary W, 8-7 3/22 Rutgers W, 11-5 3/28 at Northwestern L, 7-6 3/30 at Louisville W, 13-5 4/5 at Syracuse L, 18-3 4/9 Virginia W, 8-7 4/12 Notre Dame L, 10-8 4/16 at Maryland L, 14-7 4/20 at Connecticut W, 16-7 4/25 at Notre Dame @ W, 15-14 4/27 vs. Syracuse + L, 12-6 5/3 Princeton W, 9-8 5/11 Duke & L, 10-8@ BIG EAST Tournament Semifinals + BIG EAST Tournament Finals (Syracuse, N.Y.) & NCAA Tournament First Round

2009 (13-6)Coach: Ricky Fried 2/21 George Washington W, 17-2 2/25 at Johns Hopkins W, 11-6 3/1 Denver W, 12-8 3/7 Northwestern L, 15-4 3/11 Maryland L, 14-12 3/14 Duke W, 12-11 3/18 at George Mason W, 16-10 3/21 at North Carolina L, 12-7 3/27 at Notre Dame W, 14-12 3/29 at Rutgers W, 9-5 4/3 Syracuse W, 11-10 (4ot) 4/5 Connecticut W, 19-8 4/11 at Louisville W, 15-11 4/15 at Loyola (Md.) L, 13-11 4/18 Cincinnati W, 18-6 4/24 Louisville @ W, 21-12 4/26 Notre Dame + L, 12-10 5/2 Yale W, 12-4 5/10 Princeton & L, 15-9@ BIG EAST Tournament Semifinals + BIG EAST Tournament Finals & NCAA Tournament First Round

2010 (13-6)Coach: Ricky Fried 2/24 Johns Hopkins W, 15-9 3/6 at Northwestern L, 15-10 3/9 at Florida W, 13-11 3/13 at Duke L, 10-8 3/17 at Maryland L, 20-11 3/20 North Carolina L, 13-6 3/26 at Villanova W, 20-7 3/28 Princeton L, 15-14 (3ot) 4/3 Notre Dame W, 12-10 4/5 Connecticut W, 18-9 4/9 at Cincinnati W, 21-8 4/11 at Louisville W, 17-13 4/17 Rutgers W, 19-12 4/23 at Yale W, 15-4 4/28 Loyola (Md.) W, 13-12 (2ot) 5/1 Syracuse W, 10-9 5/6 Loyola (Md.) @ W, 11-9 5/8 Syracuse + W, 13-11 5/15 Syracuse & L, 15-8@ BIG EAST Tournament Semifinals + BIG EAST Tournament Finals & NCAA Tournament First Round+


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AMERICAN (3-0)3/25/92 A W, 5-43/26/93 H W, 9-3 3/26/94 A W, 13-2

ANNE ARuNDEL (0-0)4/28/89 N*! W, 6-3* MCWLA Tournament! non-regulation game

BoSToN CoLLEGE (5-0)3/28/01 A W, 18-34/14/02 H W, 23-104/13/03 A W, 11-64/10/04 H W, 20-34/9/05 A W, 12-8

BoSToN uNIVERSITY (0-2)4/11/05 A L, 10-84/9/06 A L, 9-8

BRowN (0-1)3/23/97 N^ L, 7-6^ at Maryland

BuCKNELL (4-5)3/22/87 A L, 7-63/19/88 H W, 9-73/18/89 A L, 9-43/17/90 H W, 7-24/10/91 A L, 8-74/23/92 H L, 11-74/17/93 A L, 10-74/17/94 H W, 18-24/2/95 A W, 16-5

CAToNSVILLE C.C. (1-1)4/13/77 A W, 5-44/28/78 H L, 12-4

CINCINNATI (2-0)4/18/09 H W, 18-64/9/10 A W, 21-8

CoLGATE (2-3)3/17/91 H L, 8-53/19/92 H L, 11-83/21/93 H L, 10-53/19/94 H W, 10-9 (ot) 3/14/95 H W, 14-10

CoNNECTICuT (10-0)5/1/01 H W, 19-34/27/02 A W, 10-44/27/03 H W, 15-94/24/04 A W, 14-94/23/05 H W, 16-84/22/06 A W, 12-8

4/22/07 H W, 15-94/20/08 A W, 16-74/5/09 H W, 19-84/5/10 H W, 18-9

CoRNELL (2-0)5/17/02 N# W, 12-102/28/04 H W, 16-8# NCAA Tournament Semifinals

DARTMouTH (0-2)3/21/91 H L, 15-55/15/05 A% L, 13-3% NCAA Tournament Quarterfinals

DENVER (2-0)3/3/08 A W, 12-113/1/09 H W, 12-8

DRExEL (4-6)4/15/87 H W, 13-64/16/88 A L, 13-94/1/89 H L, 12-74/13/90 A L, 7-34/23/91 H L, 14-74/16/92 A L, 20-84/15/93 H L, 17-74/14/94 A W, 12-83/11/95 H W, 19-63/12/96 A W, 16-7

DuKE (7-11)4/21/96 H W, 18-23/15/97 H W, 12-63/28/98 A L, 11-93/26/99 H L, 10-93/25/00 A L, 13-93/24/01 H L, 8-73/24/02 A W, 8-75/12/02 H% W, 11-43/22/03 A L, 14-113/21/04 A W, 9-85/13/04 A& W, 13-12 (ot) 3/19/05 H L, 10-73/18/06 A L, 10-83/18/07 H L, 12-113/15/08 A L, 12-115/11/08 H& L, 10-83/14/09 H W, 12-113/13/10 A L, 10-8& NCAA Tournament First Round% NCAA Tournament Quarterfinals

ESSEx C.C. (2-4-1)4/7/78 H L, 10-64/9/79 A L, N/A4/10/80 H L, 15-103/25/82 H L, 16-3

4/25/83 A W, 9-33/29/84 H W, 11-54/20/85 A T, 9-94/28/89 N*! W, 7-54/27/91 N*! W, 6-4* MCWLA Tournament! non-regulation game

fLoRIDA (1-0)3/9/10 A W, 13-11

fRoSTBuRG STATE (3-7)4/20/80 A L, 14-94/28/81 H L, 12-24/20/82 A L, 21-54/14/83 H L, 13-94/16/84 A L, 10-84/18/85 H W, 14-75/1/88 N* W, 6-44/20/89 N*! W, 4-33/31/90 H W, 13-35/6/90 N*! W, 7-63/12/91 A L, 8-7 (ot)4/28/91 N* L, 7-6 * MCWLA Tournament! non-regulation game

GEoRGE MASoN (11-0)3/16/94 H W, 13-13/21/95 A W, 15-74/2/96 H W, 14-54/2/97 A W, 8-44/1/98 H W, 22-114/27/99 A W, 12-105/3/00 H W, 19-154/26/01 A W, 17-43/21/07 A W, 12-62/27/08 H W, 14-73/18/09 A W, 16-10

GEoRGE wASHINGToN (3-0)

4/20/07 H W, 18-72/20/08 A W, 11-102/21/09 H W, 17-2

GouCHER (8-3)3/31/77 A L, N/A4/10/78 H W, 10-64/27/79 H L, N/A4/23/80 H W, 11-94/22/81 A W, 10-44/21/82 H L, 14-94/21/83 A W, 8-34/14/84 H W, 9-84/9/85 A W, 13-84/4/86 H W, 18-63/24/88 A W, 13-4

4/29/89 N*! W, 10-44/27/91 N*! W, 16-1* MCWLA Tournament! non-regulation game

HARTfoRD (0-0)4/27/91 N!* W, 15-3* MCWLA Tournament! non-regulation game

HofSTRA (1-0)5/10/01 H& W, 20-5& NCAA Tournament First Round

HooD CoLLEGE (4-2-2)4/4/78 A W, 7-34/6/79 H L, 6-44/25/80 A T, 9-94/25/81 H T, 10-101982 A L, 12-64/18/84 H W, 20-74/16/85 A W, 17-34/14/86 H W, 16-2

JAMES MADISoN (10-6)4/20/91 A L, 17-94/11/92 H L, 15-44/27/95 H W, 7-64/25/96 A W, 9-64/23/97 H L, 13-11 (ot) 4/22/98 H W, 12-104/24/99 H W, 10-84/22/00 A W, 10-84/29/01 H W, 13-74/11/02 A W, 9-84/11/03 H W, 14-75/8/03 H& W, 9-54/27/04 A L, 12-114/27/05 H W, 13-84/26/06 A L, 7-6 (ot) 2/24/07 H L, 14-10& NCAA Tournament First Round

JoHNS HoPKINS (6-6)4/15/77 A L, 9-44/17/79 H L, 13-14/4/81 A L, 12-24/26/88 H L, 9-74/25/89 A L, 10-54/24/90 H W, 18-85/7/05 H L, 14-105/6/06 A W, 8-73/14/07 H W, 16-13 3/7/08 A W, 12-102/25/09 A W, 11-62/24/10 H W, 15-9

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LAfAYETTE (2-0)5/4/97 N§ W, 10-45/9/02 H& W, 20-9§ ECAC Tournament at Yale& NCAA Tournament First Round

LEHIGH (4-4)3/21/87 A L, 10-53/27/91 A L, 11-63/17/92 H L, 14-34/4/93 A L, 13-73/20/94 H W, 5-43/19/95 A W, 15-105/6/95 N§ W, 8-5 3/13/99 H W, 19-3§ ECAC Tournament at Yale

LoNGwooD (4-0)4/12/87 A W, 10-33/27/88 H W, 12-33/30/89 A W, 12-54/20/90 H W, 17-9

LouISVILLE (4-0)3/30/08 A W, 13-54/11/09 A W, 15-114/24/09 H@ W, 21-124/11/10 A W, 17-13@ BIG EAST Tournament Semifinals

LoYoLA (MD.) (6-5)3/25/77 H L, 12-24/13/78 A L, 14-23/29/79 H L, 20-04/2/81 A L, 20-05/18/01 N# W, 10-94/29/06 H W, 9-8 (ot) 4/7/07 A W, 14-3 2/23/08 H W, 16-94/15/09 A L, 13-114/28/10 H W, 13-12 (2ot)5/6/10 N@ W, 11-9@ BIG EAST Tournament Semifinals# NCAA Tournament Semifinals

MARY wASHINGToN (2-5)4/4/79 A L, N/A4/1/80 H L, 15-124/14/82 A L, 13-34/12/83 H L, 10-64/2/84 A L, 15-43/26/85 H W, 15-83/26/86 A W, 14-7

MARYLAND (4-18)3/29/77 H L, 23-03/29/78 A L, 11-3

3/26/95 H L, 17-73/23/96 A L, 17-14/16/97 H L, 15-104/15/98 H L, 10-74/14/99 H L, 21-95/8/99 A& L, 17-64/13/00 A L, 16-65/14/00 A! L, 7-6 (ot) 4/12/01 H L, 13-95/20/01 N† L, 14-13 (2ot) 4/3/02 A W, 10-64/2/03 H L, 13-104/7/04 A L, 13-85/16/04 A% W, 14-104/6/05 H W, 8-64/5/06 A W, 11-10 (ot) 4/3/07 H L, 14-104/16/08 A L, 14-73/11/09 H L, 14-123/17/10 A L, 20-11& NCAA Tournament First Round% NCAA Tournament Quarterfinals† NCAA Tournament Finals

MoNMouTH (1-0)5/20/06 A& W, 18-2& NCAA Tournament First Round

MouNT ST. MARY’S (6-0)4/11/84 H W, 17-43/20/85 H W, 14-53/20/86 H W, 18-54/22/88 A W, 8-63/2/05 H W, 18-32/26/06 A W, 15-2

MouNT VERNoN CoLLEGE (1-0)

3/22/89 H W, 15-2

NoRTH CARoLINA (9-7)4/10/96 H W, 10-74/12/97 A L, 7-64/11/98 H L, 10-74/10/99 A L, 10-65/5/99 H& W, 7-64/8/00 H W, 13-74/7/01 A W, 15-95/13/01 H% W, 10-44/7/02 H L, 11-104/6/03 A W, 9-6 4/4/04 H W, 14-34/3/05 A W, 11-10 3/31/06 H W, 8-7 (ot) 3/30/07 A L, 8-63/21/09 A L, 12-73/20/10 H L, 13-6

& NCAA Tournament First Round% NCAA Tournament Quarterfinals

NoRTHwESTERN (0-4)4/10/89 H L, 12-13/28/08 A L, 7-63/7/09 H L, 15-43/6/10 A L, 15-10

NoTRE DAME CoLLEGE (4-4)

4/12/81 H L, 6-31982 H L, 12-73/22/83 A L, 7-43/25/84 H L, 5-34/22/85 H W, 17-114/9/86 H W, 18-84/4/87 H W, 18-44/29/89 N*! W, 10-4* MCWLA Tournament! non-regulation game

uNIVERSITY of NoTRE DAME (11-4)

4/5/00 H W, 14-44/22/01 A W, 17-74/20/02 H W, 17-84/19/03 A W, 16-15 (ot) 4/17/04 H W, 9-74/16/05 A W, 14-64/15/06 H W, 11-10 (2ot) 5/20/06 H% L, 12-94/14/07 A L, 13-84/27/07 N@ W, 12-104/12/08 H L, 10-84/25/08 A@ W, 15-143/27/09 A W, 14-124/26/09 H+ L, 12-104/3/10 H W, 12-10@ BIG EAST Tournament Semifinals+ BIG EAST Tournament Finals% NCAA Tournament Quarterfinals

oLD DoMINIoN (0-1)3/13/90 A L, 8-4

oREGoN (2-0)3/5/06 A W, 16-63/2/07 H W, 11-8

PENN STATE (3-3)3/8/99 N^ L, 9-84/29/00 A L, 16-134/20/01 H W, 23-114/24/02 A W, 18-94/23/03 H W, 19-9

4/21/04 A L, 9-7^ at Vanderbilt

PRINCEToN (6-10)3/6/97 H W, 8-73/21/98 A L, 6-55/6/98 A& L, 12-11 (ot) 3/28/99 H W, 10-43/18/00 A L, 8-65/5/01 H W, 15-103/3/02 A W, 15-135/19/02 N† L, 12-73/28/03 A L, 13-113/26/04 H L, 9-73/30/05 A L, 13-12 (ot)3/22/06 H W, 9-75/6/07 A L, 12-115/3/08 H W, 9-85/10/09 A& L, 15-93/28/10 H L, 15-14 (3ot)& NCAA Tournament First Round† NCAA Tournament Finals

RANDoLPH-MACoN (1-0)4/21/90 H W, 20-2

RICHMoND (5-10)4/2/86 A L, 18-83/31/87 H L, 10-83/29/88 A L, 15-13/28/89 H L, 9-43/27/90 A L, 8-54/5/91 H L, 6-44/9/92 A L, 15-64/8/93 H L, 14-11 4/20/94 A L, 17-144/17/95 H W, 10-73/27/96 A W, 15-33/12/97 H L, 8-63/11/98 A W, 18-53/1/02 H W, 15-63/19/03 A W, 9-3

RuTGERS (17-3)3/25/91 A W, 8-73/21/92 H L, 10-44/10/93 A W, 12-114/9/94 H W, 21-144/8/95 A L, 13-124/20/96 H W, 12-64/19/97 A W, 8-54/18/98 H W, 13-94/3/99 A L, 13-94/1/00 H W, 16-63/31/01 A W, 13-53/30/02 H W, 17-93/30/03 A W, 6-5




3/28/04 H W, 13-63/26/05 A W, 15-103/25/06 H W, 15-73/24/07 A W, 9-33/22/08 H W, 11-53/29/09 A W, 9-54/17/10 H W, 19-12

SALISBuRY STATE (6-4)4/1/78 H L, 21-2 4/21/86 H W, 14-114/21/87 A L, 12-114/19/88 H W, 12-64/18/89 A W, 9-64/30/89 N*! L, 7-54/18/90 A L, 9-7 5/6/90 N* W, 14-114/18/91 N W, 21-74/27/91 N*! W, 9-54/7/92 A L, 9-8 4/24/93 H W, 15-5* MCWLA Tournament! non-regulation game

SHIPPENSBuRG (2-2)4/15/91 A L, 14-134/12/92 H W, 10-74/19/93 A L, 15-14 (ot)4/12/94 H W, 18-8

SLIPPERY RoCK (2-1)3/20/89 H L, 8-53/19/90 H W, 12-43/18/91 H W, 17-7

SAINT JoSEPH’S (PA.) (3-0)4/3/93 A W, 21-54/5/94 H W, 19-94/20/95 A W, 19-1

ST. MARY’S (9-0)4/23/78 A W, 5-44/18/80 A W, 10-64/24/82 H W, 21-154/25/84 A W, 13-84/25/85 H W, 17-44/23/86 H W, 20-44/23/87 H W, 20-44/27/89 H W, 15-33/22/90 A W, 16-4

STANfoRD (3-0)3/9/03 A W, 15-75/1/04 H W, 12-33/6/05 A W, 10-6

SYRACuSE (13-4)3/17/99 H W, 17-93/8/00 A W, 16-125/11/00 H& W, 11-103/17/01 H W, 18-63/15/02 A W, 11-6 3/15/03 H W, 13-33/13/04 A W, 10-53/12/05 H W, 13-63/11/06 A W, 10-73/10/07 H W, 9-8 (2ot) 4/29/07 N+ L, 12-74/5/08 A L, 18-34/27/08 N+ L, 12-64/3/09 H W, 11-10 (4ot)5/1/10 A W, 10-95/8/10 N+ W, 13-115/15/10 H& L, 15-8 + BIG EAST Tournament Finals& NCAA Tournament First Round

TEMPLE (1-4)4/26/94 H W, 9-74/25/95 A L, 5-144/30/96 H L, 6-74/30/97 A L, 5-84/30/98 H L, 8-11

TowSoN (9-7)4/10/87 H L, 12-114/14/88 A L, 6-54/13/89 H L, 10-14/26/90 A L, 13-14/25/91 H L, 10-44/30/92 H L, 19-34/29/93 H L, 15-44/28/94 A W, 14-114/22/95 H W, 14-54/17/96 A W, 11-64/8/97 H W, 14-34/25/98 H W,14-103/31/99 H W,13-83/29/00 A W,15-43/1/01 H W,16-35/12/05 H& W,15-14&NCAATournamentFirstRound

UMBC (6-18)4/19/78 H L,9-64/11/79 A L,N/A3/29/80 H L,13-5

3/28/81 A L,12-14/17/82 H L,20-84/16/83 A L,13-23/31/84 H L,6-34/3/85 A L,12-4

4/7/86 H L,14-134/7/87 A L,10-94/6/88 H L,10-74/4/89 A L,7-54/4/90 H L,13-44/3/91 A L,13-83/23/92 H W,8-74/1/92 H L,15-73/31/93 A L,16-93/31/94 H L,13-73/30/95 H L,8-75/2/96 H W,16-33/25/97 A W,17-24/8/98 H W,13-54/7/99 A W,14-74/25/00 H W,17-3

VanderBilt (6-0)3/8/96 H W,15-83/7/98 H W,15-73/6/99 A W,11-8(ot)3/5/00 H W,15-73/4/01 A W,10-43/8/02 H W,19-5

VillanoVa (8-5)4/5/77 H L,N/A4/8/89 A L,7-44/7/91 H L,12-84/4/92 A L,16-73/28/93 H W,11-33/27/94 A L,10-94/4/95 H W,11-74/13/96 A W,13-53/29/97 H W,11-104/3/98 A W,16-34/17/99 H W,14-43/15/00 A W,17-03/26/10 A W,20-7

Virginia (3-7)4/11/95 A L,7-43/10/96 H L,9-33/9/97 A L,14-43/14/98 H L,16-85/11/03 A% L,16-95/21/04 N# L,12-94/20/05 A W,13-114/19/06 H W,8-44/11/07 A L,14-74/9/08 H W,8-7&NCAATournamentQuarterfinals#NCAATournamentSemifinals

Virginia teCh (4-0)3/7/01 H W,21-73/10/02 A W,11-92/25/03 N W,17-53/7/04 A W,16-7

Washington College (1-1)

3/30/82 A L,9-74/19/83 H W,11-9

Western Maryland (0-2)

4/27/86 N* L,14-124/26/87 N* L,15-2*MCWLATournament

WilliaM & Mary (12-1)3/17/96 H W,8-53/19/97 A L,6-33/23/98 H W,12-73/21/99 A W,6-5(ot)3/12/00 H W,12-33/14/01 A W,9-74/16/02 H W,21-122/25/03 A W,15-133/17/04 H W,18-33/16/05 A W,15-73/15/06 H W,13-33/27/07 A W,13-53/19/08 H W,8-7

Wilson (2-0)4/25/79 H W,Forf.4/12/80 H W,24-2

yale (3-1)5/7/95 A§ L,10-75/5/97 A§ W,5-45/2/09 H W,12-44/23/10 A W,15-4§ECACTournament

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opponent Record (w-L-T) first Last

American 3-0 1992 1994

Anne Arundel 0-0 1989 1989

Boston College 5-0 2001 2005

Boston University 0-2 2005 2006

Brown 0-1 1997 1997

Bucknell 4-5 1987 1995

Catonsville C.C. 1-1 1977 1978

Cincinnati 2-0 2009 2010

Colgate 2-3 1991 1995

Connecticut 10-0 2001 2010

Cornell 2-0 2002 2004

Dartmouth 0-2 1991 2005

Denver 2-0 2008 2009

Drexel 4-6 1987 1996

Duke 7-11 1996 2010

Essex C.C. 2-4-1 1978 1991

florida 1-0 2010 2010

Frostburg State 3-7 1980 1991

George Mason 11-0 1994 2009

George Washington 3-0 2007 2009

Goucher 8-3 1977 1991

Hartford 0-0 1991 1991

Hofstra 1-0 2001 2001

Hood College 4-2-2 1978 1986

James Madison 11-5 1991 2007

Johns Hopkins 6-6 1977 2010

Lafayette 2-0 1997 2002

Lehigh 4-4 1987 1999

Longwood 4-0 1987 1990

Louisville 4-0 2008 2010

Loyola (Md.) 6-5 1977 2010

Mary Washington 2-5 1979 1986

Maryland 4-18 1977 2010

opponent Record (w-L-T) first Last

Monmouth 1-0 2006 2006

Mount St. Mary’s 6-0 1984 2006

Mt. Vernon College 1-0 1989 1989

North Carolina 9-7 1996 2010

Northwestern 0-4 1989 2010

Notre Dame College 3-4 1981 1989

univ. of Notre Dame 11-4 2000 2010

Old Dominion 0-1 1990 1990

Oregon 2-0 2006 2007

Penn State 3-3 1999 2004

Princeton 6-10 1997 2010

Randolph-Macon 1-0 1990 1990

Richmond 5-10 1986 2003

Rutgers 17-3 1991 2010

Salisbury State 6-4 1978 1993

Shippensburg 2-2 1991 1994

Slippery Rock 2-1 1989 1991

Saint Joseph’s (Pa.) 3-0 1993 1995

St. Mary’s 9-0 1978 1990

Stanford 3-0 2003 2005

Syracuse 13-4 1999 2010

Temple 1-4 1994 1998

Towson 9-7 1987 2005

UMBC 6-18 1978 2000

Vanderbilt 6-0 1996 2002

Villanova 8-5 1977 2010

Virginia 3-7 1995 2008

Virginia Tech 4-0 2001 2004

Washington College 1-1 1982 1983

Western Maryland 0-2 1986 1987

William & Mary 12-1 1996 2008

Wilson 2-0 1979 1980

Yale 3-1 1995 2010

Totals 253-180-3 (.584)


alUMnae expeRIenCe


eRIKa GabRIelsen neUMann ‘89The opportunity to play lacrosse at Georgetown while simultaneously pursuing academic study at one of the leading schools in the country surpassed every life dream I had when I applied to the school. I never thought I could actually keep up and have it all – to push myself academically, athletically, socially and spiritually. But I did have it all - I was so impressed by the high goals and achievements of my peers that I pushed myself to higher standards. In many regards, Georgetown laid the groundwork for all my future goals at ever-higher standards.

KRIsTInRaneRI nIColInI ‘02Looking back on my years on the Hilltop, I am grateful for each experience that I had there but mostly for my team- I couldn’t imagine my life without them. Both on the field and in the classroom I was always challenged to reach my limits and then at that point I often realized that they hadn’t even been reached. I wouldn’t trade my four years at Georgetown for anything.

JessICa Walls beeRs ‘01Georgetown University was the best experience I could have ever imagined, it had everything I wanted: a very ‘city experience’, yet a beautiful, authentic college campus. Smart challenging people and classes, with a blast of a social life. The campus was the perfect size, manageable yet still grand. Playing lacrosse and field hockey I not only experienced great competition and successes, but I also made some of the best friends I could have asked for. Being on those teams contributed largely to the person I am

today. I would not trade going to GU for anything, quite frankly, I think it is the best overall university there is. Every time I am asked where I went to college, I love to see the impressed look on people’s faces, it makes me proud everyday. Having Georgetown on my resume has proven to be more golden than I ever even realized as a young student. It gets you places, plain and simple.

laURa faRIna ‘83I cannot imagine my Georgetown experience without athletics. In my freshman year, I played basketball as a walk-on and then moved from the court to the turf for three years of lacrosse. While my academic life was so rich (double majored in history and government), it is my passion for athletics that still connects me to the Hilltop. Cur-rently I serve on the Executive Board of Hoyas Un-limited and am working toward a masters (MPS) in sports industry management at Georgetown while working full time as a lawyer. I feel incredibly fortunate to be tied to Georgetown past, present and future.

MaRGo DoYle ‘94Georgetown offered everything I wanted in a college experience - a top tier lacrosse program, challenging academics, opportunities to get involved with the school through student government and a strong social life. Now, 15 years later, I am constantly reminded of how learning to balance all aspects of my college experience helped me in my professional career and personal life. I am proud to have represented Georgetown as an athlete. Through athletics, I felt that I was able to give something back to the school for all I had gained in my four years.

lIZ RYan ‘03Bleeding Hoya Blue is great. I hope I still have at least a blue tint in my veins. Playing lacrosse with my best friends and earning a diploma from a top school equaled a fun adventure. Each day presented a new athletic or academic challenge and an opportunity to laugh with teammates.

sHeeHan sTanWICK ’01I decided to spend four years on the Hilltop because I wanted to be challenged. The education I received at Georgetown goes far beyond the courses I took, it also includes invaluable lessons that I learned on the lacrosse field.

When I was first looking at colleges, one of the things that attracted me to Georgetown was its reputation for both academics and athletics; however, equally important was the opportunity to be part of a building program. When I was a freshman at Georgetown, our team goal was to advance to the NCAA Tournament for the first time in the program’s history. We accomplished this feat, and it was a thrilling experience! By my senior season, our team goal was to play in the National Championship. Though we ultimately lost the championship in sudden-death overtime, I was part of something extremely special. I was a part of a team that believed they could win, and worked incredibly hard to do so.

My Georgetown education has opened so many doors in my career and personal life. The desire to be the best is something that was ingrained as a student-athlete at Georgetown, and something that lives with me today.

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JaCqUelIne pRoCH

JoRDan TRaUTMan

GuERIN fRITZLEN oLSEN (f’80)Math teacher at Metro State College of Denver, Englewood, Colo.

MARY STuART-KILNER (C’81)VP of Finance, PNC Bank, Cranston, R.I.

LAuRA fARINA (C’83)Lawyer, Silver Spring, Md.

SANDI L. MANuS (C’90)Gastroenterology Fellowship, Wake Forest University, Winston-Salem, N.C.

SARAH o’BRIEN (B’90)Relationship Manager, Citigroup, New York, N.Y.

AMANDA MARSTED (I’91)Private Wealth Manager, Brown Brothers Harriman, New York, N.Y.

RACHAEL A. RYAN (C’92)History and American Government teacher and head field hockey coach at the Taft School, Watertown, Conn.

KAREN BuTLER-CoLBERT (N’94)Executive Director of a non-profit GYN clinic, Bethesda, Md.

MICHELLE CAJuLIS (C’94, M’98)Physician, St. Luke’s Roosevelt Hospital, Moorestown, N.J.

CHRISTINE fLYNN REGAN (B’96)Director of Retail Operations for New Business Development, Tiffany & Co., Kinnelon, N.J.

LAuREN CLEGG (C’98)Senior Manager Program Planning, College Sports Television, New York, N.Y.

JoRDAN KEATING (C ’00)Account Executive, online advertising, New York Post

BowEN HoLDEN (C’01)Head Women’s Lacrosse Coach, Boston College, Chestnut Hill, Mass.

SARAH oGLESBY (C’01)Director of Special Events, US Lacrosse, Baltimore, Md.

SHEEHAN STANwICK BuRCH (C’01)Leasing Associate, Mason Retail Group, Baltimore, Md.

JESS wALLS (C’01)First grade teacher at Bonsall Elementary School, Camden, N.J.

KATE AHEARN (C’02)Tenant Representative, CB-Richard Eliis, Washington, D.C.

ERIN ELBE (C’02)VP, Equity Trader, Friedman, Billings, Ramsey, N.Y.

MELISSA BILES (C’03)Account Executive, Public Relations, Launch Squad, Arlington, Va.

Associate Degree Candidate (Baking and Pastry),Culinary Institute of America, St. Helena, Calif.

BETHANY fEIL TAIBL (C’03)Executive Assistant, George Washington University Athletic Department, Washington, D.C.

KERI MCBRIDE (C’03)Equities Trading desk, JP Morgan, New York, N.Y.

TRACY wEICKEL (B’03)Account Representative, Benfield, Inc., New York, N.Y.

MICHI ELLERS (C’04)Assistant Women’s Lacrosse Coach, Georgetown University, Washington, D.C.

GLoRIA LoZANo (f’04)Federal Strategy and Operations Consultant, Deloitte Consulting, Washington, D.C.

LAuRYN BERNIER (C’05)Legislative Assistant, House of Representatives, Washington, D.C.

ALI CHAMBERS (B’05)Business Planner, DKNY Jeans, New York, N.Y.

CATHERINE ELBE (B’05)Account Manager, Equity Sales, American Stock Exchange, New York, N.Y.

SARAH oLIPHANT (C’05)Evans Capitol Group, Washington, DC.

LAuREN REDLER (C’05)Second year medical student, Georgetown Medical School, Washington, D.C.

PAIGE ANDREwS (B‘06)Investment Management Division, Goldman Sachs, New York, N.Y.

STEPHANIE ZoDTNER (B’06)SEI Company, Philadelphia, Pa., and coaching for the Phantastix.

JoRDAN TRAuTMAN (C’09)Assistant Women’s Lacrosse Coach, Yale University, New Haven, Conn.

CLAIRE foSTER AVETT (MSB’03)Policy Analyst, International Relations, Export-Im-port Bank of the United States, Washington, D.C.

SCHuYLER SuTToN (C‘07)Women’s Stylist, Ralph Lauren, New York, N.Y.

BuNNY o’REILLY (C’09)Assistant Women’s Lacrosse Coach, George-town University, Washington, D.C.

MoLLY foRD (MSB’10)Varsity Lacrosse Coach, The Stowe School, Buckingham, England

JACQuELINE PRoCH (C’10)Assistant Women’s Lacrosse Coach, American University, Washington, D.C.

BLAKE SHEEHAN (MSB’10)Associate Portfolio Manager, Brown Advisory, Bethesda, Md.


2011 opponenTs

noRTHWesTeRnMarch 5 • Multi-Sport Field.Conference ....................... American LacrosseEnrollment ..................................................8,000Head Coach ...................... Kelly Amonte Hiller2010 Record (Conf.).......................20-2 (7-0) SID .................................................................TBAEmail...............................................................TBAOffice Phone ................................................TBAWebsite ............................. www.nusports.com

floRIDaMarch 9 • Gainesville, Fla.Conference ....................... American LacrosseEnrollment ................................................50,576Head Coach ..........................Amanda O’Leary2010 Record (Conf.).......................10-8 (1-4)SID ........................................... Amanda [email protected] Phone ............ (352) 375-4683 x6175 Website ........................... www.gatorzone.com

DUKeMarch 12 • Multi-Sport FieldConference .................................Atlantic CoastEnrollment ..................................................6,400Head Coach .................................Kerstin Kimel2010 Record (Conf.).......................14-6 (2-3)SID ...................................................Ashley WolfEmail.............................. [email protected] Phone ......................... (919) 668-5739Website ................................www.goduke.com

JoHns HopKInsMarch 16 • Baltimore, Md.Conference ....................... American LacrosseEnrollment ..................................................4,950Head Coach ................................ Janine Tucker2010 Record (Conf.)....................... 10-7 (3-2) SID ........................................................ Jill OlsenEmail........................................ [email protected] Phone ......................... (410) 516-0638Website ....................www.hopkinssports.com

noRTH CaRolInaMarch 19 • Chapel Hill, N.C.Conference .................................Atlantic CoastEnrollment ................................................18,579Head Coach ..................................... Jenny Levy2010 Record (Conf.)....................... 17-3 (4-1) SID ................................................. Matt BowersEmail.................. [email protected] Phone ............................ 919-962-7259Website .........................www.tarheelblue.com

VIllanoVaMarch 25 • Multi-Sport FieldConference ....................................... BIG EASTEnrollment ..................................................6,425Head Coach ................................ Jebb Chagan2010 Record (Conf.)..........................8-8 (1-7)SID ...............................................Mike [email protected] Phone ............................610-519-4145Website ..............................www.villanova.com

pRInCeTonMarch 27 • Princeton, N.J.Conference ....................................... Ivy LeagueEnrollment ..................................................4,845Head Coach ................................... Chris Sailer2010 Record (Conf.).......................6-10 (4-3)SID .................................................Kristy McNeilEmail..............................mcneil@princeton.eduOffice Phone ............................609-258-5655Website .............www.goprincetontigers.com

ConneCTICUTApril 1 • Storrs, Conn.Conference ....................................... BIG EASTEnrollment ............................................... 29,383Head Coach .................................Katie Woods2010 Record (Conf.)......................... 9-8 (2-6)SID ...............................................Renee AdamsEmail........................ [email protected] Phone ............................860-486-1496Website .................... www.uconnhuskies.com

YaleApril 3 • Multi-Sport FieldConference ....................................... Ivy LeagueEnrollment ..................................................5,200Head Coach .................................Anne Phillips2010 Record (Conf.)......................... 6-9 (3-4) SID .....................................................Sam RubinEmail..................................sam.rubin@yale.eduOffice Phone ............................203-432-1454Website ...................... www.yalebulldogs.com

CInCInnaTIApril 8 • Multi-Sport FieldConference ....................................... BIG EASTEnrollment ............................................... 41,250Head Coach ................................Lellie Swords2010 Record (Conf.).......................5-12 (0-8)SID ..................................................Ryan KoslenEmail.................................. [email protected] Phone ............................ 513-497-3132Website .........................www.gobearcats.com

loUIsVIlleApril 10 • Multi-Sport FieldConference ....................................... BIG EASTEnrollment ............................................... 22,000Head Coach .................................. Kellie Young2010 Record (Conf.).......................11-6 (4-4)SID ........................................................Ira GreenEmail............................ira.green@louisville.eduOffice Phone ............................502-852-4857Website ........................... www.uoflsports.com

sYRaCUseApril 16 • Multi-Sport FieldConference ....................................... BIG EASTEnrollment ............................................... 12,560Head Coach .......................................Gary Gait2010 Record (Conf.)....................... 15-7 (6-2)SID ...........................................Susie MehringerEmail..................................... [email protected] Phone ............................315-443-2608Website ..........................www.suathletics.com

loYola (MD.)April 19 • Towson, Md.Conference ....................................... BIG EASTEnrollment ..............................3,538 undergradHead Coach .....................................Jen Adams2010 Record (Conf.)....................... 11-7 (5-3)SID ...................................................... Ryan RealEmail....................................... [email protected] Phone .............................410-617-2777Website ............. www.loyolagreyhounds.com

noTRe DaMeApril 23 • Notre Dame, Ind.Conference ....................................... BIG EASTEnrollment ..................................................8,371Head Coach ..................................Tracy Coyne2010 Record (Conf.)....................... 11-7 (6-2)SID ................................................... Tim ConnorEmail....................................connor.21@nd.eduOffice Phone .............................574-631-7516Website .......................................www.und.com

MaRYlanDApril 28 • Multi-Sport FieldConference .................................Atlantic CoastEnrollmant ............................................... 36,014Head Coach .................................Cathy Reese2010 Record (Conf.).......................22-1 (4-1)SID ......................................................... Jodi FickEmail............................................ [email protected] Phone ............................ 301-314-7064Website ...............................www.umterps.com

RUTGeRsMay 1 • Piscataway, N.J.Conference ....................................... BIG EASTEnrollment ................................................52,471Head Coach .................................. Laura Brand2010 Record (Conf.).......................11-5 (4-4)SID ...............................................Hasim PhillipsEmail................ [email protected] Phone ............................ 732-445-7882Website ....................www.scarletknights.com


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With 30 years under its belt, The BIG EAST Conference continues on a path of success in and out of the athletic arena. The goals have always been the same. The league wants and expects to compete at the highest level and does so with integrity and sportsmanship. The commendable performances of the student-athletes at BIG EAST schools are the indicators of the league’s proud tradition of success. The BIG EAST has gone through membership changes since its birth, but the 2009-10 academic year will mark the conference’s fifth straight with the same 16-member group, the nation’s largest Division I-A conference. In 2008-09, BIG EAST student-athletes again succeeded on the national stage. The Connecticut women’s basketball team won its sixth national championship by defeating conference foe Louisville in an all-BIG EAST NCAA title game. The Notre Dame women’s soccer team reached the NCAA championship game and the Syracuse field hockey squad advanced to the NCAA Final Four. Three BIG EAST women’s cross country teams finished in the top 10 at the NCAA Championships. West Virginia was fourth followed by Villanova in sixth place and Georgetown in ninth. Individually in women’s sports, Providence’s Danette Doetzel won the 10,000 meters at the NCAA Outdoor Track & Field Championships. Connecticut’s Maya Moore was the conference’s sixth winner of the Wade Trophy as the top player in women’s basketball. Notre Dame’s Kerri Hanks won the Hermann Trophy, the top award in women’s soccer. On the men’s side, Connecticut and Villanova advanced to the Final Four in basketball. The 2008-09 campaign was arguably the best men’s basketball season in the history of the BIG EAST with the league setting NCAA standards with three No. 1 tournament seeds, four teams in the round of the Elite Eight and five in the Sweet 16. The St. John’s men’s soccer team reached the NCAA College Cup be-fore losing in the national semifinals. BIG EAST football has maintained its high profile and its reputation as a balanced group. Seven of the league’s eight squads were nationally ranked or received votes in the national polls in 2008. Cincinnati was the league champion. The BIG EAST, a charter member of the Bowl Championship Series, has won three of its last four BCS bowl games. West Virginia, Louisville and Connecticut also have won or

shared league crowns over the past four seasons. The BIG EAST has continued to produce student-athletes who were at the forefront of athletic and academic achievement. In 2008-09, 19 BIG EAST players were chosen to their respective ESPN The Magazine Academic All-America Teams, including eight first-team selections. Nearly 400 student-athletes have earned academic all-America honors. The BIG EAST became the nation’s largest Division I-A conference in 2005-06 when five new members began competing. The new schools were: University of Cincinnati, DePaul University, University of Louisville, Marquette University and the University of South Florida. BIG EAST institutions reside in nine of the nation’s top 34 largest media markets, including New York, Chicago, Philadelphia, Washington, D.C., Tampa, Pittsburgh, Hartford, Milwaukee and Cincinnati. With its newest members, BIG EAST markets contain almost one fourth of all television households in the U.S. Since opening its doors in 1979, the league has won 26 national championships in six different sports and 126 student-athletes have won individual national titles. The BIG EAST has enjoyed tremendous basketball success, especially in this decade. In 2008-09, the BIG EAST produced four of the eight Final Four teams in men’s and women’s basketball. It was only the second time in NCAA history that one conference placed that many Final Four teams in the same season. In 2003-04, Connecticut became the first school in NCAA history to win the men’s and women’s NCAA basketball titles in the same season. In ’02-03, the BIG EAST became the first conference in NCAA history to win the men’s and women’s titles in the same year when the Syracuse men and the Connecticut women captured their respective national championships. In men’s basketball, BIG EAST squads have won three of the last 11 NCAA championships. BIG EAST women’s teams have taken six of the last 10 NCAA titles. Proactive movement has been a signature strategy for the conference that was born in 1979. The BIG EAST continually turns challenges into opportunities to become stronger. In 2009-10, the BIG EAST will add men’s lacrosse to its growing list of sports, which will increase its total to 24 sport championships. The first women’s golf championship was

held in the spring of 2003. Women’s lacrosse and rowing were added in 2001. The BIG EAST became a reality on May 31, 1979, following a meeting of athletic directors from Providence College, St. John’s, Georgetown and Syracuse universities. Seton Hall, Connecticut and Boston College completed the original seven school alliance. While the membership has both increased and changed, the focus of the BIG EAST has not wavered. The conference reflects a tradition of broad based programs, led by administrators and coaches who place a constant emphasis on academic integrity. Its student athletes own significantly high graduation rates and their record of scholastic achievement notably show a balance between intercollegiate athletics and academics. Any successful organization has been fortunate to have outstanding leadership. Michael Tranghese, the league’s first full-time employee, and for 11 years the associate to Dave Gavitt, became Commissioner in 1990. In his first year, he administered the formation of The BIG EAST Football Conference. For 2009-10, the BIG EAST will undergo one significant change. Tranghese stepped down from his position on June 30, 2009. John Marinatto, who has served as senior associate commissioner, has moved into the Commissioner’s chair. The league has long been considered a leader in innovative concepts in promotion and publicity, particularly regarding television. Those efforts have resulted in unparalleled visibility for BIG EAST student athletes. The conference has enjoyed long-standing relationships with CBS, ESPN, Inc. and ABC. BIG EAST men’s basketball games are regular sellouts at campus and major public arenas, including the annual men’s BIG EAST Championship in Madison Square Garden. The women’s basketball championship has led all conferences in attendance for the past six years. Attendance figures also are significant in soccer and baseball. More than 550 BIG EAST student-athletes have earned all America recognition and dozens have won individual NCAA national championships. The BIG EAST has been well represented in U.S. or foreign national and Olympic teams. Several athletes earned gold medals in each of the last six summer Olympiads. The BIG EAST has its headquarters in Providence where the conference administers to more than 5,500 athletes.



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The Athletics Compliance Office coordinates the athletics compliance efforts of Georgetown University and acts as a resource and solution center concerning NCAA regulations and compliance issues. The primary functions of the Athletics Compliance Office are to coordinate, administer, monitor and verify the accurate and timely completion of NCAA-required procedures and to assist in maintaining institutional compliance with all NCAA, Conference and University rules. In addition, the Athletics Compliance Office provides educational programming and interpretive support to ensure that all individuals involved with the athletics program fully understand the University’s compliance expectations.

The following general information is provided by the Georgetown University Athletics Compliance Office for supporters and friends of Georgetown Athletics as well as prospective student-athletes who may be recruited by Georgetown University.

KeY deFinitiOnsProspective Student-Athlete: A prospective student-athlete (“prospect”) is a student who has started classes for the ninth grade, regardless whether he or she participates in athletics. A prospective student-athlete maintains his or her identity as a prospect, even after he or she signs a National Letter of Intent or financial aid agreement, until he or she attends the first day of classes of a regular term or participates in an official team practice, whichever is earlier.Representative of Athletics Interests: A representative of the institution’s athletics interests (a.k.a. Booster) is an individual who:

• has ever made a financial contribution to the athletic department or any organization that promotes Georgetown’s athletics (e.g., HOYAS UNLIMITED).

• is a member of an organization that promotes a HOYA athletic team.• has or is involved in promoting Georgetown’s athletics program in any

way.• has been otherwise in promoting the institution’s athletics program.• Once an individual is identified as a representative, the person retains

that identity forever.

WHO is PerMitted tO reCrUit FOr GeOrGetOWn?Only Georgetown University coaches who have successfully completed the NCAA Recruiting Rules Examination on an annual basis may be involved in the recruitment process. Boosters may not make any recruiting contacts. This includes letters, telephone calls or face-to-face contact on or off campus with a prospect or the prospect’s parents.

Representatives of Georgetown’s Athletics Interest MAY:• Offer summer employment to prospective student-athletes who have signed a

National Letter of Intent and to enrolled student-athletes, after contacting the Athletics Compliance Office.

• Support Georgetown’s athletics program by attending HOYA athletics contests and by making financial contributions to Georgetown athletics.

Representatives of Georgetown’s Athletics Interest MAY NOT:• Be involved in the recruitment of prospective student-athletes in any

way.• Provide extra benefits (i.e., discounts, gifts, transportation) to pro-

spective student-athletes, enrolled student-athletes or their parents, legal guardian(s), relatives or friends; and

• Provide any financial assistance to prospective student-athletes, enrolled student-athletes or their parents, legal guardian(s), relatives or friends.

• For more information, please contact the Georgetown University Ath-letics Compliance Office at (202) 687-6573 or (202) 687-8262.

The Hoya Crosse Club is an organization of alumnae, parents, and friends of Georgetown Women’s Lacrosse whose primary purpose is to promote a heightened awareness of and an active interest in the Georgetown University women’s lacrosse program.

Members have been actively involved in raising funds to supplement the budget and provide opportunities to the lacrosse program through annual, current-use donations.

In addition, members receive newsletters and invitations to club events each year. The Hoya Crosse Club is completely volunteer driven, and is led by President Paige Andrews (B’06).

If you are interested in helping the women’s lacrosse program through the Crosse Club, please contact Hoyas Unlimited at 202-687-7159 or email [email protected].

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