2012 penn state women's lacrosse yearbook

1............................................................... 2012 Penn State Women’s Lacrosse2........................................................Table of Contents & Team Information 3..........................................................................Head Coach Missy Doherty 4..................................................................Assistant Coach Tara Hohenshelt5............................................................................Assistant Coach Amy Altig6.................................................................................................. 2012 Roster7-22 .................................................................................2012 Nittany Lions23....................................................................................2011 Season Results24.............................................................................................2011 Statistics25....................................................................................... Coaching History26...................................................................................... Postseason History27.................................................................................... Penn State at Home28-29 ................................................................................Penn State Records30................................................................ Diane Whipple Memorial Award31-34 ................................................................................ Penn State Honors35-39 ..............................................................................Year-by-Year Results40.............................................................................. All-Time Series Records41-44 .........................................................................All-Time Letterwinners

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Athletic CommunicationsWomen’s Lacrosse Contact: John RegenfussMailing address: 101-H Bryce Jordan Center University Park, PA 16802Office Phone: 814-865-1757Cell Phone: 814-876-0824FAX: 814-863-3165Email: [email protected]: www.GoPSUsports.com

CreditsThe 2012 Penn State Women’s Lacrosse Yearbook was compiled, written and layed out by John Regenfuss; Jeff Nelson, Executive Editor; Erin Douglas, Design and Cover Art. Photos by or courtesy of: Ken Gilbert, Steve Manuel, Penn State Athletics, John Regenfuss, Mark Selders, US Lacrosse. and David Welch.U.Ed. No. ICA-12-12

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TABLE OF CONTENTS/TEAM INFORMATION

TEAM INFORMATION

Head Coach .............................. Missy Doherty (Second year)

Career Record ...............................................................89-54

Assistant Coach .......................... Tara Hohenshelt (13th year)

Assistant Coach ................................ Amy Altig (Second year)

Home Field .......... Penn State Lacrosse Field (outdoors - turf )

........................................................... Holuba Hall (indoors)

................................................Jeffrey Field (outdoors - grass)

Conference ..............................American Lacrosse Conference

2012 Captains ...........................Dana Cahill, Theresa Zichelli

2011 Record ....................................................................10-8

2011 Home/Away/Neutral Record .......................7-2/2-5/1-1

2011 ALC Record ................................................ 3-2 (T2nd)

Letterwinners Returning/Lost..........................................16/9

Starters Returning/Lost .....................................................5/7

Newcomers .......................................................................... 9

All-Time Division I Record ....................................446-215-5

All-Time ALC Record ...................................................27-24

NCAA Championship appearances .................................... 17

National Championships ...................................................... 5

All-Americans .................................................................... 98

2012 SCHEDULEFebruaryWed. 15 at Bucknell 4:00 p.m.Sun. 19 MARYLAND 1:00 p.m. Wed. 22 DUQUESNE 7:00 p.m. Sat. 25 at Lafayette 1:00 p.m.

MarchSun. 4 VIRGINIA 1:00 p.m.Wed. 7 LOYOLA (Md.) 4:00 p.m.Sat. 10 at Delaware 12:00 p.m.Wed. 14 at Hofstra 3:00 p.m.Sun. 18 at Vanderbilt* 2:00 p.m.Sun. 25 WILLIAM & MARY 1:00 p.m. AprilSun. 1 at Florida* 1:00 p.m.Fri. 6 NORTHWESTERN* 7:00 p.m.Wed. 11 at Lehigh 7:00 p.m.Sun. 15 at Ohio State* 12:00 p.m.Sat. 21 JOHNS HOPKINS* 1:00 p.m.Sat. 28 PRINCETON 3:00 p.m. MayThurs.-Sat. 3-5 at American Lacrosse Conference Championship (1) TBASun. 12 NCAA Championship First Round (2) TBA Sat. 19 NCAA Championship Second Round (2) TBA Fri. 25 NCAA Championship Semifinals (3) TBA Sun. 27 NCAA Championship Final (3) TBA

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2012 SCHEDULE

ALL TIMES EASTERN* American Lacrosse Conference games

(1) Hosted by University of Florida, Gainesville, Fla. (2) at Campus Sites(3) Hosted by Stony Brook University, Stony Brook, N.Y.

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On July 2, 2010, Missy Doherty was introduced as the ninth head coach in Penn State women’s lacrosse program history. A winner of five national championships as a player and coach, Doherty came to Happy Valley after a highly successful stint at Towson University in Baltimore. In her first season at the helm of the collegiate women’s lacrosse’s second winningest program, Doherty led the Penn State to a 10-8 record and a second place finish in the American Lacrosse Conference. The Nittany Lions knocked off four ranked opponents during the regular season and advanced to the semifinals of the ALC Championship. In seven years at Towson, Doherty built the Tigers into one of the top teams in the Colonial Athletic Association and into a nationally recognized and competitive program. At Towson, she posted an impressive 79-46 (.632) record, including five seasons with 13 or more victories, and led it to three CAA Tournament championships (2005, 2008-09) and a share of one CAA regular season title (2008). Doherty coached six All-Americans during her tenure, including Towson’s first three-time honoree in program history. In 2010, Doherty guided Towson to a season of unprecedented success, as the Tigers earned an at-large berth to the NCAA Tournament for the first time in program history and received their first-ever top 10 national ranking in the IWLCA Division I poll. Prior to arriving at Towson, Doherty had a successful six-year stretch as an assistant coach at three different schools. At Princeton University, she was an integral member of the coaching staff that led the Tigers to NCAA championships in 2002 and 2003. During Doherty’s tenure, Princeton compiled a 49-9 record and captured three straight Ivy League crowns. Doherty also served two seasons at Brown University (1999-2000) after starting her coaching career at Vanderbilt in 1998.

A 1997 graduate of the University of Maryland, Doherty was a four-year letterwinning defender, helping the Terrapins claim three NCAA championships. Maryland was a dominant force in collegiate women’s lacrosse during her career, amassing a remarkable 68-2 record, including an NCAA record 50-game winning streak. Also a standout in the classroom, Doherty was a three-time honoree on the ACC Academic Honor Roll. In 2010, Doherty earned a Master Degree’s in Biology from Towson University. The former Missy Holmes, she is married to Brian Doherty. The couple has two sons, Evan and Nathan.

Tara Hohenshelt is in her 13th season as a member of the Nittany Lion women’s lacrosse staff. A 1997 graduate of Penn State, she was a defender for four years on the lacrosse team.

The former Tara Rowlyk returned to Happy Valley in 1999 after serving a year as the lacrosse coach and athletic recruiter at Centenary College. Before her tenure there, she was an assistant coach at NCAA quarterfinalist Princeton University. Hohenshelt played for Penn State’s 1995 NCAA semifinal team and

HEAD COACH MISSY DOHERTY

Missy

DOHERTYSecond Year at Penn StateMaryland, 1997

CAREER RECORD: 89-54

Head Coach

MISSY DOHERTY // CAREER RECORD

Year Record Notes

2004* 14-4 6-1 CAA/CAA Coach of the Year

2005* 13-6 CAA Champions/NCAA 1st Rd

2006* 7-10 4-3 CAA

2007* 6-9 3-4 CAA



2010* 13-5 NCAA 1st Rd

2011 10-8 3-2 ALC/Second place (tie)

Career 89-54 8 years

* at Towson University


Tara Hohenshelt is in her 13th season as a member of the Nittany Lion women’s lacrosse staff. A 1997 graduate of Penn State, she was a defender for four years on the lacrosse team. The former Tara Rowlyk returned to Happy Valley in 1999 after serving a year as the lacrosse coach and athletic recruiter at Centenary College. Before her tenure there, she was an assistant coach at NCAA quarterfinalist Princeton University. Hohenshelt played for Penn State’s 1995 NCAA semifinal team and helped the Lions reach the quarterfinals in 1996 and 1997. She served as a tri-captain in her senior year. She was also the co-captain of the Philadelphia I team that won the 1997 USWLA national championship. As an undergraduate student-athlete, Hohenshelt represented the women’s lacrosse team on the Student-Athlete Advisory Board. She was co-chair of its public relations committee and served as an executive board member. An outstanding student with a 3.41 GPA in secondary math education, Hohenshelt was a Dean’s List student for six semesters. She was twice named a Division I Academic All-American by the Intercollegiate Women’s Lacrosse Coaches Association and won Big Ten Conference academic honors as well. Hohenshelt was a three-sport letterwinner while at Ridley High School in Folsom, Pa. She is married to Virginia women’s volleyball head coach Dennis Hohenshelt. The couple have a six-year old son, Jacob Owen, and a daughter, Reese Avery, who was born in March 2010.

ASSISTANT COACH TARA HOHENSHELT

Tara

HOHENSHELT13th Year at Penn StatePenn State, 1997

Assistant Coach

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ASSISTANT COACH AMY ALTIG

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Amy

ALTIGSecond Year at Penn StateJames Madison, 2005

Assistant Coach

Amy Altig is in her second year at Penn State after being added by head coach Missy Doherty to her Penn State staff as an assistant in July 2010. Altig works with the goalkeepers and the defense. In her first season at Penn State, Altig was instrumental in the development of junior Dana Cahill into one of the nation’s top goalkeepers. In her first full season as a starter, Cahill earned First Team All-ALC and First Team IWLCA First Team All-West/Midwest Region honors and was named the 2011 ALC Goalkeeper of the Year. She led the ALC in save percentage (.466) and ranked fourth in goals against average (9.95). Prior to coming to Happy Valley, Altig spent three years as an assistant at Princeton, working primarily with the goalkeepers. With the Tigers, Altig helped develop an All-American in net and establish Princeton as one of the Ivy League’s and nation’s top defenses. During her three-year stint, the Tigers compiled a 33-19 record and qualified for the NCAA Tournament twice. Previous to her time at Princeton, Altig served as the top assistant coach at the University of Richmond for two seasons. While with the Spiders, they won two Atlantic-10 titles and earned two bids to the NCAA postseason. Her work with the goalkeepers and the defense helped Richmond lead the A-10 in goals against average. Altig played collegiately at James Madison University, receiving All-CAA honors twice as a standout goalkeeper. In her senior season, she ranked in the top 20 in Division I in save percentage and goals against average. Still active in lacrosse, Altig was named to the U.S. Senior National Team for the second consecutive year in the summer of 2011. The squad will serve as the foundation for the team that will compete in the 2013 Federation of International Lacrosse (FIL) World Cup in Oshawa, Ontario. The U.S. Senior National Team will came together for several events including the

Stars & Stripes Weekend in October 2011 and the Champion Challenge in January 2012 and will conduct numerous national team player clinics throughout the year at various places around the country. Altig was an alternate on the 2009 U.S. World Cup Team and has been a member of several U.S. Elite and Development Teams. In the summer of 2008, she earned a spot on the U.S. Touring Team that traveled to the Czech Republic to compete in the Prague Cup. In August of 2011, Altig visited Honduras to introduce native children to the sport of lacrosse and provide them with an all-around sport experience. While in the Central American nation, Altig ran daily “sport camps” for the village children on municipal and school fields, helping to teach the sport of lacrosse but also playing soccer, baseball, and football with groups of children ranging in ages between four and 16. A native of Millersburg, Md., Altig earned a bachelor’s degree in kinesiology with a concentration in sports management from James Madison in 2005.


2012 ROSTER

No. Name Pos. Yr. Ht. Hometown/High School1 Avery Curley A So. 5-5 Berwyn, Pa./Episcopal Academy2 Shannon Lechner A/M So. 5-5 Silver Spring, Md./Our Lady of Good Counsel3 Haley Ford M Fr. 5-7 White Hall, Md./North Harford5 Lizzy Carney M So. 5-5 West Chester, Pa./Unionville6 Elaine Welch A Sr. 5-10 Bernardsville, N.J./Kent Place7 Tatum Coffey M Fr. 5-6 Toms River, N.J./Toms River 8 Brittaney Chamberlain D Sr. 5-3 Finksburg, Md./Westminster9 Katie Guy M Jr. 5-8 Whitby, Ontario/Anderson C.V.I.10 Lauren Purvis M So. 5-7 Maple Glen, Pa./Hatboro-Horsham12 Molly Fernandez A Jr. 5-2 Baltimore, Md./McDonogh School14 Ali Foulsham D So. 5-6 Madison, N.J./Madison15 Mackenzie Cyr A So. 5-6 Westminster, Md./Winters Mill16 Kelsey Hughes D Sr./Jr. 5-7 Severna Park, Md./Severn School17 Erin McAfee D Fr. 5-8 Moorestown, N.J./Moorestown18 Cat Layne D Fr. 5-4 Downingtown, Pa./Villa Maria Academy19 Carly Bitzer D So. 5-8 Doylestown, Pa./Central Bucks East20 Evan Foulsham M So. 5-6 Madison, N.J./Madison21 Kelly Lechner M Fr. 5-6 Silver Spring, Md./Our Lady of Good Counsel22 Alyssa Semones M Fr. 5-8 Westminster, Md./Westminster23 Theresa Zichelli M Sr. 5-6 Severna Park, Md./Severna Park24 Maggie McCormick A Fr. 5-10 Eldersburg, Md./Liberty28 Aly Adams M Sr. 5-6 Springfield, Pa./Springfield30 Colleen Shea D Sr. 5-4 Baltimore, Md./Seton Keough31 Ayla Halus GK Sr./Jr. 5-6 Hershey, Pa./Hershey 32 Kristin Brent A Fr. 5-9 Rockville Centre, N.Y./Sacred Heart Academy33 Melissa Lloyd GK So. 5-0 West Chester, Pa./Unionville34 Dana Cahill GK Sr. 5-7 Towson, Md./Mercy

Head Coach: Missy Doherty (Second Year, Maryland)Assistant Coaches: Tara Hohenshelt (13th Year, Penn State), Amy Altig (Second Year, James Madison)

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Aly

ADAMSSpringfield, Pa.Springfield

5-6 • SR. • MIDFIELDER

28

PENN STATE CAREER2011 (Junior): ALC Academic Honor Roll...Academic All-Big Ten...Had her best season as a Nittany Lion, setting career highs in all six major statistical categories while starting all 18 games...Scored 14 goals, including a team-high six off free position opportunities, and tallied two assists (16 points)...Netted two goals against Bucknell (3/2), William & Mary (3/25), and Florida (4/2)...Finished fifth on the team in ground balls with 22, collecting four in two separate games...Totaled 16 draw controls, including a single game career-high five versus Bucknell, and eight caused turnovers.

2010 (Sophomore): ALC Academic Honor Roll...Academic All-Big Ten...Played in 16 games, earning her first career start versus Lafayette (3/24)...Scored four goals on the season, including her career first in the season opening victory over Loyola (2/14)...Totaled seven draw controls and five ground balls.

2009 (Freshman): ALC Academic Honor Roll...Came off the bench to see action in three regular season games, Lafayette (2/18), Mount St. Mary’s (3/3), North Carolina (4/5), and in the ALC Championship title game versus Northwestern (5/2).

HIGH SCHOOL/CLUBEight-time letter winner at Springfield High School (four in lacrosse and four in volleyball)...Named to the News of Delaware County All- Star Second Team and received the PAWS spirit award as a sophomore...Led her team to a win in the 2006 District One Championships...Received an All-Delco Honorable Mention and Second Team All Central in 2007...Led the Cougars in 2007 as they went undefeated and became Central League Champions and District One Champions...As a senior, named team captain and MVP...Earned First Team All-Delco, First Team All Central, All-American and Academic All-American honors in 2008... Won the Exemplary Volunteer Award for Community Service...Received All-Galaxy Honorable Mention in 2006 and 2007 for her play in the Ultimate Goal Lacrosse Club.

PERSONALBorn Alyson Blair Adams on January 17, 1990...Parents are Steve and Barb Adams...Has one brother, Drew, who was a three-time ECAC Goalkeeper of the Year honoree at Penn State...Father Steve played soccer for Temple University...Mother Barb played lacrosse for East Stroudsburg...Majoring in communications.

Aly Adams // Career Statistics

Season GP-GS G A PTS SH GB DC CT

2009 4-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

2010 16-1 4 0 4 6 5 7 0

2011 18-18 14 2 16 27 22 16 8

Career 38-19 18 2 20 33 27 23 8


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Brittaney

CHAMBERLAINFinksburg, Md.Westminster

5-3 • SR. • DEFENDER

8

PENN STATE CAREER2011 (Junior): ALC Academic Honor Roll...Academic All-Big Ten...Appeared in 11 games, earning first two career starts versus Bucknell (3/2) and Virginia (3/6) ...Set career highs in ground balls (10) and caused turnovers (4)...Totaled two draw controls.

2010 (Sophomore): Academic All-Big Ten...Appeared in 12 games...Totaled two ground balls, two draw controls and two caused turnovers.

2009 (Freshman): ALC Academic Honor Roll...Appeared in two games, making her collegiate debut against Lafayette (2/18)...Recorded two ground balls and one caused turnover.

HIGH SCHOOL/CLUBFive-time letter winner (three for lacrosse, two for soccer)...Received All-Conference Honorable Mention in 2006...Named to the First-Team All-County, First-Team All-Conference, All-State and U.S. Lacrosse National team Mid-Atlantic Number One her junior year...Named a 2007 Academic All-American...Team was Co-Carroll County Champs in 2007...Led her team to the Regional Finals and State Semi-Finals in 2006 and 2007...Selected team captain and MVP of defense her senior year...Named First-Team All-County: Carroll County in 2008...Played for Rome 2008 club lacrosse.

PERSONALBorn Brittaney Rae Chamberlain on December 20, 1989...Parents are Glenn and Christine Chamberlain...Glenn played football at the University of Maryland (1974-1979)...Has two older siblings, Brooke and Douglas, and two younger siblings Taylor and Mackenzie...Douglas played soccer at Stevenson University (2007)...Majoring in communications, arts & sciences.

Brittaney Chamberlain // Career Statistics


2009 2-0 0 0 0 0 2 0 1

2010 12-0 0 0 0 0 2 2 2

2011 11-2 0 0 0 1 10 2 4

Career 25-2 0 0 0 1 14 4 7

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Dana

CAHILLTowson, Md.Mercy

5-7 • SR. • GOALKEEPER

34 CAPTAIN

PENN STATE CAREER2011 (Junior): Emerged as one of the nation’s top goalkeepers in first season as a starter...Named ALC Goalkeeper of the Year...Recognized on All-ALC First Team...Received IWLCA First Team All-West/Midwest Region honors...Two-time ALC Defensive Player of the Week (3/21, 4/25)...Honored as womenslacrosse.com National Defensive Player of the Week (3/21)... ALC Academic Honor Roll...Academic All-Big Ten...Started all 18 games, totaling 1,037:40 in goal...Led the ALC in save percentage (.466) and ranked first on the team and second in the conference in ground balls (47)...Compiled a 9.95 goals against average, ranking fourth in the ALC and 29th nationally...Recorded 150 saves, making a single game career-high 15 in a first round ALC Championship win over Johns Hopkins (5/5)...Registered 14 saves in an 11-10 overtime victory over rival Ohio State (4/17)...Totaled seven caused turnovers.

2010 (Sophomore): Big Ten Distinguished Scholar Award recipient...Academic All-Big Ten...ALC Academic Honor Roll...Appeared in six games, accumulating 125:48 in goal...Against 51 shots, recorded 20 saves (.513 save percentage) and allowed 19 goals against (9.06 goals against average)...Totaled eight ground balls and three caused turnovers.

2009 (Freshman): ALC Academic Honor Roll...Appeared in five games, totaling 89:22 in goal...Against 27 shots, recorded 11 saves (.579 save percentage) and allowed eight goals (5.37 goals against average)...Collected one ground ball.

HIGH SCHOOL/CLUBThree-time letter winner at Mercy High School...Named Mercy’s MVP both junior and senior years...Named to the IAAM A Conference All-Star team in 2007 and 2008... Named to the 2007 Baltimore Sun All-City Team One, Metro Team Two, 2007 Baltimore Examiner All-Metro Team Two and Towson Times All Star Team One...Recognized on Inside Lacrosse Rising Senior watch list 2007...Named to the 2007 and 2008 Baltimore/Washington High School Tewaaraton watch list...Selected team captain and averaged 10.6 GAA as a senior...Received the 2008 C. Markland Kelly Award for Athletic Service at Mercy...Named to the 2008 Under Armour All-American High School Team...Selected as the Baltimore Sun All Baltimore City Player of the Year in 2008...Honored on the Baltimore Sun All Baltimore City Team One and the Baltimore Sun All Metro Team Two in 2008... Played club lacrosse for ROME 2008 in Baltimore, Md.

PERSONALBorn Dana Elizabeth Cahill on February 25, 1990...Parents are Bob and Elizabeth Cahill...Has a younger brother named Emmett...Majoring in advertising and public relations.

Dana Cahill // Career Statistics

Season GP-GS MIN GA GAA SV SF

2009 5-0 89:22 8 5.37 11 27

2010 6-0 125:48 19 9.06 20 51

2011 18-18 1037:40 172 9.95 150 463

Career 29-18 1252:50 199 9.53 181 541


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PENN STATE CAREER2011 (Junior): Big Ten Distinguished Honor Scholar...ALC Academic Honor Roll...Academic All-Big Ten...Appeared in 16 games, making a career-high 15 starts...Finished third on the team in caused turnovers with 15...Recorded 20 ground balls and nine draw controls...Had her best game of the season in a win over Lehigh, totaling four ground balls and four caused turnovers.

2010 (Sophomore): ALC Academic Honor Roll.

2009 (Freshman): ALC Academic Honor Roll...Saw playing time in three games, wins over Lafayette (2/18), Mount St. Mary’s (3/3), and Ohio State (4/19)...Collected one ground ball.

HIGH SCHOOL/CLUBTen-time letter winner (four in lacrosse, three in cross country, three in indoor track)...Named to the All-Baltimore City team in 2007...Led her team in ground balls in 2007...Selected team captain and team MVP in 2008...Led team in ground balls and caused turnovers as a senior...Honored on All-Conference and All-Baltimore City Teams (2008)...Named All IAAM her senior year...Earned valedictorian honors and was named a National Merit Commended Scholar, a Maryland Distinguished Scholar Semifinalist, Two-time US Lacrosse Academic All-American, a Archdioscean Distinctive Scholar and Seton Keough Scholar Athlete of the Year...Played for the Hero’s Lacrosse Club.

PERSONALBorn Colleen Fitzgerald Shea on October 2, 1990...Parents are Edward and Theresa Shea...Has two older sisters, Linsey played on the Penn State lacrosse team from 2004-2008 and sister Kerry is currently a senior on the team...Father Ed wrestled and played lacrosse for Western Maryland College (1971-1975)...Majoring in math and security and risk analysis.

Colleen

SHEABaltimore, Md.Seton Keough

5-4 • SR. • DEFENDER

30

Colleen Shea // Career Statistics


2009 3-0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0

2010 Did not play

2011 16-15 0 0 0 0 20 9 15

Career 19-15 0 0 0 0 21 9 15


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Elaine

WELCHBernardsville, N.J.Kent Place

5-10 • SR. • ATTACK

6

PENN STATE CAREER2011 (Junior): Saw action in 17 contests, earning four starts...Had her best offensive season as a Nittany Lion, posting career highs in goals (9), assists (3), and points (12)...Had three multiple-goal games, netting two scores versus Albany (2/26), Bucknell (3/2), and William & Mary (3/25)...Posted a season-best three points (2 goals, 1 assist) versus William & Mary...Totaled three ground balls, one draw control, and one caused turnover.

2010 (Sophomore): Played in 13 games...Notched her first career hat trick in 17-7 win against Colgate (2/28)...Scored two goals versus Virginia (3/7)...Tallied lone assist of the season in victory over Temple (5/1)...Registered seven ground balls and one draw control.

2009 (Freshman): Saw playing time in four games...Scored two goals in rookie campaign...Tallied first career goal in 20-7 victory over Lafayette (2/18)...Upped her goal total by one with a score in win against Mount Saint Mary’s (3/3).

HIGH SCHOOL/CLUBEight-time letter winner at Kent Place School (four in lacrosse, four in field hockey)...Ended her freshman year with 14 goals, nine assists, and 11 draw controls...Notched 43 goals, 24 assists, 22 draw controls as a sophomore, earning Second Team All-Conference...Totaled 52 goals, 16 assists, 93 draw controls and team MVP her junior year...Selected team captain her senior year...Received the Pat Conely Athletic Award in 2008...Named First-Team All Prep and First-Team all County in 2008...Led her team in winning the 2008 Union County Championships...Played for the Metro Lacrosse Club where she was named Second Team All-Galaxy.

PERSONALBorn Elaine Marie Welch on March 19, 1990...Parents are Kathy and David Welch...Has a younger brother named Peter...Father David wrestled for Indiana University (1974-1978)...Majoring in communications, arts & sciences.

Elaine Welch // Career Statistics


2009 4-0 2 0 2 3 0 0 0

2010 13-0 5 1 6 15 7 1 0

2011 17-4 9 3 12 31 3 1 1

Career 34-4 16 4 20 49 10 2 1


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Theresa

ZICHELLISeverna Park, Md.Severna Park

5-6 • SR. • MIDFIELDER

23 CAPTAIN

PENN STATE CAREER2011 (Junior): ALC Academic Honor Roll...A starter in the midfield for all 18 games...Scored 11 goals and tallied a career-high six assists for 17 total points...Posted best offensive performance of the season versus William & Mary (3/25), notching four points (3 goals, 1 assist)...Had three point-efforts (1 goals, 2 assists) against Bucknell (3/2) and Hofstra (3/16)...Scored two goals versus Vanderbilt (3/20) and Princeton (4/30)...Set career highs in draw controls, caused turnovers, and ground balls...Finished second on the team in draw controls (27) and caused turnovers (18)...Ranked sixth in the ALC in caused turnovers...Collected 34 ground balls.

2010 (Sophomore): In the starting line-up for all 17 games...Ranked fourth on the team in goals with 24, including seven off free positions...Netted a career-high four goals versus Vanderbilt (3/21)...Posted her lone hat trick of the year against Johns Hopkins (4/25)...Also had five two-goal games...Finished the season strong, scoring at least one goal in the final 11 games...Totaled three assists, giving her a career-high 27 points on the season...Ranked third on the team in ground balls (26), draw controls (20), and caused turnovers (12)...Ended the year fourth on the team in shots (47) and fifth in shots on goal (35).

2009 (Freshman): Played in all 17 games, starting the final five of the season...Emerged as one of Penn State’s top offensive weapons late in the season...Finished fifth on the team with 19 goals and seventh with 20 points...Posted back-to-back hat tricks in wins over conference foes Ohio State (4/19) and Johns Hopkins (4/25)...Named ALC Rookie of the Week for her role in the regular season victory over the Buckeyes...Recorded first career assist in ALC Championship title game against Northwestern (5/2)...Compiled team’s top shooting percentage among starters (.576)...Converted on nine of 12 free position attempts...Fourth on the team in draw controls (16) and caused turnovers (12)...Collected 16 ground balls.

HIGH SCHOOL/CLUBSix-time letter winner at Severna Park High School (three in lacrosse, two in field hockey, and one in track)...Helped her lacrosse team capture the runner up spot in the state of Maryland in 2006...Led her team to a state championship in 2007...Named to the Under Armour Underclass All-Star team in both 2006 and 2007...Awarded the Minds in Motion award for making honor roll while playing a varsity sport...Played club lacrosse for CCLax in Chesapeake, Md...Led her club team to the runner-up spot in Maryland in 2006...Helped her club team capture the championship in 2007...Named to the First Team All-Galaxy in 2008.

PERSONALBorn Theresa Mary Zichelli on April 12, 1990...Parents are Bob and Jenny Zichelli...Has five brothers, Bobby, Tommy, Kevin and twins Michael and Steven and one sister Mary...Tommy played men’s lacrosse at Penn State (2004-2008)...Majoring in journalism.

Theresa Zichelli // Career Statistics


2009 17-5 19 1 20 33 19 16 12

2010 17-17 24 3 27 47 26 20 12

2011 18-18 11 6 17 36 34 27 18

Career 52-40 54 10 64 116 79 63 42


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Kelsey

HUGHESSeverna Park, Md.Severn School

5-7 • SR./JR. • DEFENDER

16

COLLEGIATE CAREER2011 (Junior): Played in first three games as a Nittany Lion...Recorded one ground ball, one draw control, and one caused turnover in 22-2 win over Bucknell (3/2).

2010 (Sophomore): Did not see game action.

2009 (Freshman): Played in 13 games, starting five at the University of Denver...Totaled nine ground balls, eight caused turnovers, and seven draw controls.

HIGH SCHOOL/CLUBTwo-time Severn School Defensive Player of the Year...Two-year captain...Named an IAAM A-League All-Star as a junior and senior...Selected to the All-Galaxy First Team as a senior and All-Galaxy Second Team as a junior...Earned First Team All-Met honors as a senior.

PERSONALBorn on Jan. 13, 1990 in Cincinnati, Ohio to parents Harold and Colleen...Has one brother, Cameron...Enjoys swimming and boating...Played basketball for nine years...Member of the honor roll in high school...Volunteers with Habitat for Humanity, Happy Helpers, and the Special Olympics...Majoring in history.

PENN STATE CAREER2011 (Sophomore): ALC Academic Honor Roll...Played in 16 games, starting three...Totaled 12 points, tallying 11 goals and one assist...Recorded a hat trick versus Hofstra (3/16) for a season-high three points...Collected 14 ground balls, including a season-best four versus Albany...Recorded six draw controls and two caused turnovers.

2010 (Freshman): Had a sensational first season as a Nittany Lion, registering at least one point in all 17 starts...Named ALC Rookie of the Week three times (2/22, 3/1, 3/15)...Ranked second on the team in points (40), third in goals (27), and tied for third in assists (13)...Earned first career assist in season opening upset of Loyola (2/14) and first career goal two days later when she scored three in 15-2 victory over Bucknell (2/16)...Scored a season high four goals versus Vanderbilt (3/21) and Northwestern (5/7)...Recorded three assists in victory over Delaware (3/13)...Notched a season best five points (3 goals, 2 assists) in dominating 14-3 win over Temple (5/1)...Totaled 18 ground balls, 12 draw controls, and five caused turnovers.

HIGH SCHOOL/CLUBA four-year varsity letterwinner and three-year starter at the McDonogh School in Owings Mills, Md....Led team to the IAAM `A’ Conference Championship for the first time in school history as a senior... In 2009, after tallying 51 points (36 goals, 15 assists), the Eagles’ team captain was named an Under Armour All-American, First Team All-Metro by the Baltimore Sun, and an IAAM All-Star and was selected to the All-Tewaaraton High School Team... As a junior, totaled 42 goals and 15 assists to earn First Team All-Baltimore County accolades and was honored on the 2008 Under Armour Underclassmen Baltimore Championship Team...Started as a sophomore, totaling 21 goals and five assists, helping team reach the IAAM semifinals...Played varsity as a freshman, recording seven goals and five assists, as team advanced to IAAM Championships...Played club lacrosse with Skywalkers...Named First Team All-Galaxy in 2007...Team won Top of the Bay championships in 2007 and 2008 and IWLCA Champions Cup and IWLCA Capitol Cup in 2008.

PERSONALBorn Molly Elizabeth Fernandez on May 15, 1991 in Baltimore, Md. to parents Jorge and Kathy Fernandez...Has a younger sister, Kelly...Majoring in rehabilitation and human services.

Kelsey Hughes // Career Statistics


2009* 13-5 0 0 0 0 9 7 8

2010 Did not play

2011 3-0 0 0 0 1 1 1 1

Career 16-5 0 0 0 1 10 8 9

* at University of Denver

Molly

FERNANDEZBaltimore, Md.McDonogh School

5-2 • JR. • ATTACK

12


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Molly Fernandez // Career Statistics


2010 17-17 27 13 40 49 18 12 5

2011 16-3 11 1 12 24 14 6 2

Career 33-20 38 14 52 73 32 18 7

PENN STATE CAREER2011 (Sophomore): Academic All-Big Ten...Played in 17 games...Posted four goals...Scored first goal as a Nittany Lion in a 22-2 win over Bucknell (3/2)...Recorded first career multiple-goal game in win over William & Mary (3/25), netting two...Finished fourth on the team with 19 draw controls, notching three versus Hofstra (3/16), Ohio State (4/17), and Johns Hopkins (5/5)...Totaled 11 ground balls and eight caused turnovers.

2010 (Freshman): ALC Academic Honor Roll...Saw action in eight games...Finished first year as a Nittany Lion with eight ground balls, five draw controls, including a season-high three versus Northwestern (4/11),

and one caused turnover.

HIGH SCHOOL/CLUBCompeted as the youngest member of Team Canada at the 2009 FIL World Cup in Prague, Czech Republic, helping it capture the bronze medal...Played under Team Canada head coach Jen Johnson, a former Nittany Lion who ranks ninth on the program’s career points list...As a member of the Canadian Provincial U-19 team, won championships at the Ontario Summer Games in 2006 and 2008...Started for Team Canada at the U-19 World Championships as a 17-year old...Earned Rookie of the Year honors on the U-19 squad in 2006...As a member of the Canadian Provincial U-15 team, captured three championships and was named outstanding defensive player in 2004 and team co-captain and outstanding graduating player in 2005...Playing in high school for the Anderson C.V.I. Raiders, Guy she was honored as varsity rookie of the year in 2006 and was selected as a co-captain in 2007 and 2009...Also a standout student, she earned honors award for academic excellence all four years in high school.

PERSONALBorn Kathryn Marni Guy on March 27, 1991 in Ajax, Ontario to parents Mark and Susan Guy...Has an older sister, Jennifer, and brother, Jason...Brother played professionally in the Ontario Hockey League for the London Knights...Hobbies include coaching and refereeing...Grew up playing ice hockey, winning a North Metro League Championship in 2003...Majoring in chemical engineering.

Katie

GUYWhitby, Ont.Anderson C.V.I.

5-8 • JR. • MIDFIELDER

9

Katie Guy // Career Statistics


2010 8-0 0 0 0 0 8 5 1

2011 17-0 4 0 4 10 11 19 8

Career 25-0 4 0 4 10 19 24 9


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Carly Bitzer // Career Statistics


2011 1-0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0

Career 1-0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0

PENN STATE CAREER2011 (Freshman): ALC Academic Honor Roll...Played in one game in rookie campaign, recording a ground ball in win over Bucknell (3/2).

HIGH SCHOOL/CLUBStarted at midfield for all four years at Central Bucks East (Pa.) High School...As a junior, totaled 53 goals and 20 assists, ranking third in the area for most goals scored...Named First Team All-Suburban One League and Attack MVP...In senior season, totaled 50 goals and 23 assists...Named Second Team All-Suburban and Team MVP...As team captain, led the Patriots to the playoffs her senior year...Played for the Bucks Select club team.

PERSONALCarly Tyler Bitzer was born June 29, 1992 in Doylestown, Pa. to John and Lisa Bitzer...Has an older sister, Brittany...Majoring in business.

PENN STATE CAREER2011 (Freshman): ALC Academic Honor Roll...Played in 17 games, second most among PSU freshmen...Tallied seven goals and five assists (12 points)...Netted a season-high two goals in first round ALC Championship win over Johns Hopkins (5/5)...Notched a season-best two assists and three points in non-conference victory over Bucknell (3/2)...Ranked first on the team in shot percentage among players with double digit shot totals, scoring seven goals on 12 attempts (.583)...Recorded 14 ground balls, five draw controls, and four caused turnovers.

HIGH SCHOOL/CLUBAttended Unionville (Pa.) High School, at which she earned 10 varsity letters in lacrosse, basketball, and soccer, earning First Team All-Chester County honors in all three sports...Led the Indians to a 22-4 record, a spot in the state semifinals, and the No. 3 ranking in the state of Pennsylvania in senior year...Set the single season school record with 78 draw controls and recorded 76 goals and 56 assists in 2009...Named MVP of state semifinal game, totaling six goals and two assists...Selected First Team All Ches-Mont, First Team All-Chester County, most athletic female in her graduating class, and one of the Top Students by Chester County Daily Local Newspaper...Played with the PA Express club team.

PERSONALElizabeth “Lizzy” Marie Carney was born on August 28, 1992 in Voorhees, N.J. to parents Joe and Patty...Has an older brother, Christopher...Father played football at the University of Pennsylvania...Majoring in business.

Carly

BITZERDoylestown, Pa.Central Bucks East

5-8 • SO. • DEFENDER

19

Lizzy

CARNEYWest Chester, Pa.Unionville

5-5 • SO. • MIDFIELDER

5

Lizzy Carney // Career Statistics


2011 17-0 7 5 12 12 14 5 4

Career 17-0 7 5 12 12 14 5 4


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PENN STATE CAREER2011 (Freshman): Led freshman class in games played (18) and starts (16)...Emerged as a top offensive threat in rookie season, finishing second on the team in points with 35...Notched at least one point in 15 games...Ranked first on the team and sixth in the ALC with 23 assists...Netted 12 goals, including first career hat trick in a win versus Lafayette (3/23)...Also notched three assists against Lafayette, good for a season-best six point performance...Had a total of four three-assist games...Tallied one goal and three assists in regular season and ALC Championship wins over Johns Hopkins (4/23, 5/5)...Recorded 10 ground balls, five caused turnovers, and three draw controls.

HIGH SCHOOL/CLUBAs a four-year starter on the attack for Winters Mill (Md.) High School, totaled 427 points (202 goals, 225 assists) and 58 wins...Led the Falcons to an 18-1 record and a state championship as a senior, scoring a career-high 65 goals...In 2010 was named Carroll County Times Player of the Year, All-Tewaaraton, First Team All-Metro, Under Armour Senior Team, Carroll Eagle Athlete of the Year, US Lacrosse All-American, and Senior Athlete of the Year...Tallied a career-best 75 assists and 79 draw controls as a junior, earning First Team All-Carroll County and All-Chesapeake Conference, US Lacrosse All-American, Second Team All-Metro, Under Armour All-Star Team honors...Helped WMHS to a state championship in 2008 as a sophomore...Selected First Team All-Carroll County and All-Chesapeake Conference and US Lacrosse Honorable Mention...Also made First Team Mid-Atlantic National Team and was named to Under Armour All-Star Team...Recognized on First Team All-Carroll County and All-Chesapeake Conference and Second Team Mid-Atlantic National Team as a freshman...Twelve-time letter winner at Winters Mill, playing lacrosse, soccer, and basketball... Played club lacrosse for Check-Hers Elite 2010.

PERSONALMackenzie Marie Cyr was born on January 29, 1992 in Bethesda, Md. to Gregory and Kathie Cyr... Has two sisters, Kayla and Madison...Majoring in education.

PENN STATE CAREER2011 (Freshman): ALC Academic Honor Roll...Saw action in two games, early season wins over Bucknell (3/2) and Lafayette (3/23)...Tallied one ground ball.

HIGH SCHOOL/CLUBA part of three Northern Hills Conference Championships (2007-09) and 59 wins at Madison (N.J.) High School...Totaled 211 goals and 52 assists (263 points) in addition to 236 ground balls as a four-year starter in the midfield for the Dodgers...A three-time First Team All-NJAC selection (2008-10)...In senior year, team captain posted career-highs in goals (62), assists (21), and ground balls (77), earning First Team All-Morris County, Daily Record All-Area Team, All-American Honorable Mention, and team

Mackenzie

CYR Westminster, Md.Winters Mill

5-6 • SO. • ATTACK

15

Mackenzie Cyr // Career Statistics


2011 18-16 12 23 35 31 10 3 5

Career 18-16 12 23 35 31 10 3 5

Ali

FOULSHAM Madison, N.J.Madison

5-6 • SO. • DEFENDER

14


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co-MVP recognition...As a junior, totaled 56 goals and 12 assists, receiving Second Team All-Morris County, Third Team All-State, and team MVP honors...Named Third Team All-Morris County and team MVP after scoring 60 goals as a sophomore...Started as a freshman, notching 44 points (33 goals, 11 assists)...Academic All-American (2009-10)...Won 11 letters at MHS in lacrosse, basketball, and cross country...Played with the STEPS Elite club team for five years, capturing a Lacrosse By the Sea title in 2008.

PERSONALAli Brooks Foulsham was born on November 11, 1991 in New York, N.Y. to Douglas and Kim Foulsham...Has an older brother, Grant, and a twin sister, Evan, who also plays on the Penn State women’s lacrosse team...Grant plays lacrosse at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute.

PENN STATE CAREER2011 (Freshman): ALC Academic Honor Roll...Saw playing time in four games...Scored three goals for three total points...Netted two goals in first collegiate appearance, a 22-2 win over Bucknell (3/2)...Collected three ground balls.

HIGH SCHOOL/CLUBAs a four-year starter at Madison (NJ) High School, won 59 games and three Northern Hills Conference Championships (2007-09)...Totaled 188 goals and 59 assists (247 points) in addition to 252 ground balls for the Dodgers... A three-time First Team All-NJAC selection (2008-10)... In senior year, team captain notched 54 goals, 10 assists, and 54 ground balls, earning First Team All-Morris County, Daily Record All-Area Team, and team co-MVP honors... As a junior, had 53 goals and 16 assists en route to receiving Second Team All-Morris County, Third Team All-State, and Daily Record All-Area Team recognition...In sophomore season, tallied a career-high 60 goals and was named Third Team All-Morris County...Netted 21 goals and dished out a career-high 18 assists as a freshman...Academic All-American (2009-10)...Earned 10 letters at MHS in lacrosse, basketball, and cross country...Played with the STEPS Elite club team for five years, capturing a Lacrosse By the Sea title in 2008.

PERSONALEvan Lindsay Foulsham was born on November 11, 1991 in New York, N.Y. to Douglas and Kim Foulsham...Has an older brother, Grant, and a sister, Ali, who also plays lacrosse at Penn State...Grant plays lacrosse at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute.

COLLEGIATE CAREER2011 (Freshman): Played in eight games for Towson University...Recorded two assists, one ground ball, and one draw control.

HIGH SCHOOL/CLUBFour-year starter and two-time team captain at Our Lady of Good Counsel (Md.) H.S. helped the Falcons to four-consecutive WCAC conference championships...Selected First Team All-WCAC all four years...Tabbed first team all-county as a junior and senior...Received All-Met and All-American recognition and was named to Tewaaraton Award Watch List in senior season...Selected MVP of WCAC Championship game in 2010...Earned All-Met Honorable Mention accolades as a junior and second team all-county honors as a sophomore...Broke the Good Counsel freshman scoring record in 2007... Also played three years of field hockey, earning First Team All-WCAC honors twice and first team all-county once...Played with Maryland & D.C. lacrosse club team from 2004-09 under head coach Tony Giro...Won Galaxy National Championships in 2007 and 2008.

PERSONALShannon E. Lechner was born on February 25, 1992 in Silver Spring, Md. to parents Peter and Colleen...Has a younger sister, Kelly, who is a freshman on the Penn State lacrosse team...Enjoys playing lacrosse, shopping and eating...Majoring in education.

Ali Foulsham // Career Statistics


2011 2-0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0

Career 2-0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0

Evan

FOULSHAM Madison, N.J.Madison


20

Evan Foulsham // Career Statistics


2011 4-0 3 0 3 5 3 0 0

Career 4-0 3 0 3 5 3 0 0

Shannon

LECHNER Silver Spring, Md.Our Lady of Good Counsel

5-5 • SO. • ATTACK/MIDFIELDER

2

Shannon Lechner // Career Statistics


2011* 8-0 0 2 2 2 1 1 0

Career 8-0 0 2 2 2 1 1 0

* at Towson University


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Melissa

LLOYDWest Chester, Pa.Unionville

5-0 • SO. • GOALKEEPER

33

PENN STATE CAREER2011 (Freshman): ALC Academic Honor Roll...Saw action in two contests, totaling 49:05 in goal...Played a season-high 30 minutes in 22-2 win over Bucknell (3/2)...Compiled a 6.11 goals against average...Recorded six saves, including a season-high four versus Lafayette (3/23)...Collected one ground ball.

HIGH SCHOOL/CLUBFour-year starting goalkeeper and two-year captain at Unionville (Pa.) High School...Holds the school record for saves in a season (272), career saves (840), and save percentage (60.42%)...Led the Indians to 68 wins and to the district semifinals in 2007 and 2008, a league championship, the district quarterfinals, and the state semifinals in 2009, and the district and state semifinals in 2010...A four-time First Team All-Chesmont and three-time first team all-area selection...Earned First Team All-phillylacrosse.com and All-American honors as a junior and senior...Won the National Tournament Championship with the Philadelphia All-Star team in 2009 and 2010...Played with the PA Express club team.

PERSONALMelissa Leigh Lloyd was born on February 28, 1992 to Bill and Susan Lloyd...Has a brother, Billy, who is a senior midfielder on the Penn State men’s lacrosse team...Majoring in kinesiology...Interested in pursuing a career as a physical therapist.

PENN STATE CAREER2011 (Freshman): ALC Academic Honor Roll...Appeared in four games in freshman campaign...Notched first career goal and point in 17-9 win over Lafayette (3/23)...Collected one ground ball.

HIGH SCHOOL/CLUBA four-year starting midfielder and two-time team captain at Hatboro-Horsham (Pa.) High School...Finished her career with 247 career goals and 179 assists (426 points)...Earned First Team All-American honors in junior and senior seasons and received honorable mention as a sophomore...Named First Team All-Suburban One Continental all four years, first team all-area, “best offensive player”, team MVP three times (2008-10), and Under Armour All-American twice (2008, 10)...Led the Hatters to a Suburban One title and state quarterfinal appearance in 2007 and to a second place league finish and to the district and state playoffs in 2010...As a senior, recognized as Suburban One Conference (Continental) Player of the Year and HHHS Athlete of the Year...In sophomore season, established the single season scoring record (91 goals, 38 assists)...Set the Hatter freshman scoring record with 46 goals and 64 assists, earning “rookie of the year” honors...Won a US Lacrosse National Tournament championship with Philly 1 in 2009, at which she was named a finalist for the Heather Leigh Albert Award (tourney MVP)...Played in the All-American Under Armour Tournament in 2008 and 2010 and with an all-star team at the national tournament and in the US Lacrosse All-American showcase in 2010...Also a standout in field hockey, earned First Team All-State, Pennsylvania Player of the Year, and First Team All-American honors in 2009...Trained and competed with the USA U-19 National Field Hockey Team and the Olympic Development Select Team in 2010...An Academic All-American in both lacrosse and field hockey...Played club lacrosse with Phantastix Elite 2010 Purple team.

PERSONALLauren Jane Purvis was born on April 20, 1992 in Abington, Pa. to Ed and Sue Purvis...Has a sister, Jenny, who was a senior on the Penn State field hockey team in 2010...Mother and aunt, Cindy, also played field hockey at Penn State...Ed played soccer at Temple University...Majoring in kinesiology.

Melissa Lloyd // Career Statistics

Season GP-GS MIN GA GAA SV SF

2011 2-0 49:50 5 6.11 6 13

Career 2-0 49:50 5 6.11 6 13

Lauren

PURVIS Maple Glen, Pa.Hatboro-Horsham


10

Lauren Purvis // Career Statistics


2011 4-0 1 0 1 1 1 0 0

Career 4-0 1 0 1 1 1 0 0


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Avery

CURLEY Berwyn, Pa.Episcopal Academy

5-5 • SO./FR. • ATTACK

1

PENN STATE CAREER2011: Redshirted...ALC Academic Honor Roll.

HIGH SCHOOL/CLUBStarred at Episcopal Academy, helping it capture three-straight Inter-Ac Championships...As a sophomore, was named First Team All-Inter-Ac, and First Team All-Main Line after tallying 46 goals, 33 assists, and a career-high 161 ground balls...As a junior, totaled 52 goals, 22 assists, and 42 draw controls...Received All-American Honorable Mention, First Team All-Inter-Ac, First Team All Main Line, Second Team All-Delco, Second Team All-Phillylacrosse.com in 2009...Missed her senior season at Episcopal Academy due to injury...Earned eight total varsity letters in lacrosse and field hockey...Played club lacrosse with Ultimate Goal.

PERSONALBorn Avery Anderson Curley on October 20, 1991 in Bryn Mawr, Pa. to Bill and Kimberly Curley... Has an older brother, Wills, who plays lacrosse at Brown University...Majoring in communications.

HIGH SCHOOL/CLUBStarted in the midfield for four years at Sacred Heart Academy in Hempstead, N.Y, serving as team captain for junior and senior seasons....Part of 57 wins in high school and four-straight Long Island Catholic Conference championship appearances...Totaled 192 goals and 126 assists in her career, including 67 goals and 26 assists as a senior...As a junior, tallied 42 goals and 34 assists...Totaled 48 goals and 38 assists as a sophomore...Named to the Long Island Catholic Conference All-League team all four years...Earned league Rookie of the Year honors in 2008 after posting 35 goals and 28 assists in freshman campaign...Played with the Long Island Yellow Jackets club team under head coach Carol Rose...Won the 2009 Club National Tournament national championship...Also captured a National Draw Division championship and a Lax for the Cure title in 2009.

PERSONALKristin Mary Brent was born on January 24, 1993 in New York, N.Y., to Tom and Marianne Brent...Has an older brother, Thomas, who attends Lehigh University...Hobbies include reading, movies, and volunteer work...Chose Penn State because of its academic and athletic reputation and school spirit.

HIGH SCHOOL/CLUBFour year-starter at Toms River North (N.J.) High School...Contributed to 65 wins in career, helping the Mariners to first place in the New Jersey Shore Conference A South for the past three seasons, including an undefeated 16-0 division record in 2010...Totaled 326 goals and 191 total assists for 517 career points...Scored a career-high 123 goals and tallied 65 assists as a senior...Voted by fans as Lacrosse Magazine’s Top Performance of 2011...2010 and 2011 U.S. Lacrosse First Team All-American and Academic All-American...Earned New Jersey First Team All-State honors in 2010 and 2011...Honored as Shore Conference Player of the Year by the Asbury Park Press after junior and senior seasons...Three-time First Team Coaches All-Division honoree...As a junior, notched 115 goals, tied for most in the state, and recorded 84 assists, good for a career-best 199 total points...Broke the Shore Conference record and finished second in the state for points in a season (199)...Led the team in goals and points as a sophomore with 76 goals and 102 total point, earning her the highest ranking sophomore for points in New Jersey for the 2009 season...Named team “Most Valuable Offensive Player”...Became the first freshman to play varsity lacrosse at TRNHS in 2008....Posted 12 goals and 16 assists, helping the Mariners to the state quarterfinals...Earned team “Most Improved Player” honors...Played four years of varsity soccer, helping the team to New Jersey Shore Conference A South championships in 2008 and 2009...Played on the boys’ varsity ice hockey team as a forward for three years as well as basketball as a junior...Finished career with 12 varsity letters...Played club lacrosse with T3 Shore Lacrosse under head coach Chris Raichle...Starting midfielder on U.S. Lacrosse U-19 team that posted an 8-0 record at the 2011 FIL World Cup in Hannover, Germany...Named MVP of championship game, a 14-11 come-from-behind win...Earned MVP honors at 2011 Under Armour Girls Lacrosse All-American game, scoring five goals.

PERSONALTatum Jeanne Coffey was born on August 12, 1993 in Toms River, N.J., to parents Dennis and Dale...Has a brother, Liam, who plays ice hockey for The College of New Jersey...Plans to major in communications and pursue a career in public relations/media/marketing...Chose to attend Penn State for its academics, campus, and the lacrosse program.

Kristen

BRENT Rockville Centre, N.Y.Sacred Heart Academy

5-9 • FR. • ATTACK

32

Tatum

COFFEY Toms River, N.J.Toms River

5-6 • FR. • MIDFIELDER

7


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Haley

FORD White Hall, Md.North Harford


3

HIGH SCHOOL/CLUBStarted three years at midfielder for North Harford High School, sitting out senior year due to knee surgery...Helped lead the Hawks to a regional championship and the state finals in 2010...Selected as first team all-county and received team “Unsung Hero” Award as a junior...Led team in ground balls for junior and sophomore seasons...Named second team all-county after sophomore season...Played four years of varsity soccer, earning first team all-county honors as a junior and senior and all-state honorable mention recognition in 2010...Broke school record for most shutouts in a career as a soccer goalkeeper with 29...Participated in three years of basketball...Played club lacrosse for NEMS under head coach Paula Priest, winning the 2010 Top of the Bay Championship...Named to the 2010 Club National Championship All-Tournament Team...Led NEMS in ground balls.

PERSONALHaley Nicole Ford was born on June 26, 1993 in Baltimore, Md., to parents Keith and Renee...Has a younger brother, Will...Plans to major in physical education and pursue a career as a phys ed teacher...Hobbies include spending time at the beach...Chose Penn State to play lacrosse and for its “awesome school spirit.”

HIGH SCHOOL/CLUBA three-year varsity starter for Villa Maria Academy in Malvern, Pa....Earned four varsity letters and was a team captain for one season...Recognized on All-Main Line and All-Catholic League Teams both as a junior and senior...Selected All-Main Line Honorable Mention as a sophomore...Named to Under Armour Team Philly and Philadelphia National Team #2 in 2010...Played club lacrosse with PA Express for head coach Maureen Runyon.

PERSONALCatherine Georgianne Layne was born on December 11, 1992 in Bryn Mawr, Pa. to parents Steve and Felicia...Has three brothers, Steve, Chris and Andrew...Steve and Chris played collegiate lacrosse for Loyola University

(2006-10) and North Carolina (2007-10), respectively, while Andrew is currently a member of the Cabrini College lacrosse team...Hobbies include art...Intends to major in sport communications...Chose to attend Penn State based on academics and athletics.

HIGH SCHOOL/CLUBThe four-year starter won four-straight WCAC lacrosse championships at Our Lady of Good Counsel H.S. in Olney, Md....Became Good Counsel’s all-time leading scorer with 342 career goals...Also holds school record for most goals in a season (88), most goals in a game (10), and most goals by a freshman...Team captain totaled 88 goals, 39 assists, and 35 ground balls in senior season, earning Washington Post First Team All-Met and All-County Player of the Year honors...Named First Team All-WCAC all four years and first team all-county sophomore through senior seasons...Earned All-American honors in 2010 and was recognized as a Top 20 senior midfielder by ESPN Rise and a Top 20 rising senior by Inside Lacrosse...Named a top 15 rising senior by Inside Lacrosse in 2009...Selected All-Met Honorable Mention as a junior, All-Met Second Team as a sophomore, and second team all-county as a freshman...Also a four-year letterwinner in field hockey, receiving team MVP honors in 2011...Played club lacrosse with Maryland & D.C. Black Team under head coach Arvak Marshall, contributing to seven championships or runner-up finishes...Selected First Team All-Galaxy in 2010.

PERSONALKelly Colleen Lechner was born on August 25, 1993 in Silver Spring, Md., to parents Peter and Colleen...Has a sister, Shannon, who is a sophomore transfer on Penn State’s lacrosse team...Potentially interested in pursuing a degree in the medical field.

Cat

LAYNE Downingtown, Pa.Villa Maria Academy

5-4 • FR. • DEFENDER

18

Kelly

LECHNER Silver Spring, Md.Our Lady of Good Counsel


21

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HIGH SCHOOL/CLUBAttended Moorestown (N.J.) High School, winning three Group 3 state championships (2008, 2009, 2011) as a three-year starter and senior team captain...In senior season, named First Team Burlington County Scholastic League, Courier-Post and Burlington County Times, All-South Jersey, second team all-state, All-South Jersey Defender of the Year, and U.S. Lacrosse Honorable Mention All-American...Earned First Team All-BCSL, Second Team All-BCT, and Second Team All-South Jersey honors in her junior season...Competed in National School Girls Tournament in 2009 and 2010 for South Jersey Team 1 All-Star Team...Named Second Team All-BCSL as a sophomore...Member of South Jersey Select Lacrosse club team from 2005-10, winning Lax for the Cure championships in 2008 and 2009.

PERSONALErin Rosemary McAfee was born in Voorhees, N.J. on November 5, 1992 to parents are Charles and Rosemary...Has two sisters, Kristen and Lauren, and a brother, Charles...Kristen plays soccer and lacrosse at Maryland and Lauren was a member of the Towson lacrosse team from 2006-10...Hobbies include art, reading, and running...Intends to major in business and potentially pursue a career in finance...Chose Penn State “To be a part of the PSU athletics tradition and the Nittany Lion pride” and because “I fell in love with the campus when I visited.”

HIGH SCHOOL/CLUBStarted four years at midfield/attack at Liberty (Md.) High School in Eldersburg, Md....Totaled 319 points for the Lions (181 goals, 138 assists)...Scored 74 goals and tallied 46 assists (120 points) as a senior...Named team MVP and Liberty Athlete of the Year in 2011...Three-time First Team All-Monocacy Valley Athletic League and two-time First Team All-Carroll County honoree...Selected Second Team All-Metro by the Baltimore Sun in as a junior...Recognized as a top 20 attacker and top 50 recruit by ESPN Rise and on the Tewaaraton Award Watch List in 2010...Earned Second Team All-Carroll County honors as a sophomore and

All-MVAL Honorable Mention recognition as a freshman...Played in the U.S. National Tournament for the Baltimore Metro team in 2009 and on the Under Armour Underclass All-Star team in 2010...Also won four letters in basketball...Played club lacrosse with Check-Hers Elite under head coach Buddy Remenapp, winning a national championship in 2009.

PERSONALMaggie Theresa McCormick was born on April 24, 1993 in Baltimore, Md. to parents Dennis and Jennifer...Has one brother, Patrick, and three sisters, Alex, Kristen and Kelly...Selected Penn State because “it has the perfect combination of a quality education and an outstanding athletic program full of tradition.”

HIGH SCHOOL/CLUBA four-year starter at Westminster (Md.) High School...Holds the school record with 229 career goals and ranks third all-time in Carroll County history...Helped the Owls to three regional championships, two state semifinalist appearances, and the state finals in 2009...Named First Team All-MVAL and First Team All-Carroll County all four years...Selected as the 2011 Carroll County Times Player of the year and Athlete of the Year by WTTR radio...Chosen for the 2011 Under Armour All-American Senior Classic Game as a member of the North team...Earned a total of 12 varsity letters (lacrosse, soccer, basketball)...A standout basketball players, named First Team All-MVAL and All-Carroll County all four years...Ranks second in school history with 1,212 points...First Carroll County athlete to eclipse 1,000 points in basketball and 200 goals in lacrosse...Played club lacrosse for Check-Hers Elite under head coaches Gretchin McMunn and Buddy Remenapp...Won a club national championship in 2008.

PERSONALAlyssa Dee Semones was born on April 4, 1993 in Baltimore, Md., to parents Tim and Tonya...Tim played baseball at James Madison...Has an older sister, Kristin, who plays lacrosse at Virginia Tech...Plans to major in kinesiology and pursue a career in the medical field, possibly as a physical therapist...Hobbies include singing and dancing...Chose Penn State because “I loved the atmosphere and that it was such a large school.”

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Erin

McAFEE Moorestown, N.J.Moorestown

5-8 • FR. • DEFENDER

17

Maggie

McCORMICK Eldersburg, Md.Liberty

5-10 • FR. • ATTACK

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Alyssa

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2011 SEASON RESULTS

Date Opponent Score Goals and assistsFeb. 20 at Maryland L, 13-2 Goals: Lesnick (1), Welch (1) 0-1, 0-0 Assists: Cyr (2)

Feb. 26 ALBANY L, 8-7 Goals: Welch (2), Cyr (1), Steadman (1), Eastman (1), Lesnick (1), Carney (1) 0-2, 0-0 Assists: Cyr (1), Steadman (1)

March 2 BUCKNELL W, 22-2 Goals: Lesnick (4), Dean (3), Sofarnos (2), Welch (2), Adams (2), E. Foulsham (2), 1-2, 0-0 Steadman (1), Zichelli (1), Carney (1), Fernandez (1), Guy (1), Dunbar (1), Wick (1) Assists: Steadman (4), Carney (2), Cyr (2), Zichelli (2), Fernandez (1), Sofarnos (1)

March 6 at Virginia L, 10-5 Goals: Dean (1), Eastman (1), Steadman (1), Fernandez (1), Zichelli (1) 1-3, 0-0 Assists: Dean (1), Dunbar (1)

March 8 at Loyola (Md.) L, 10-7 Goals: Lesnick (4), Dean (2), Steadman (1) 1-4, 0-0 Assists: Carney (1), Cyr (1)

March 12 DELAWARE W, 11-3 Goals: Eastman (2), Dean (2), Dunbar (2), Steadman (2), Lesnick (1), Adams (1), Welch (1) 2-4, 0-0 Assists: Eastman (2), Cyr (1), Dean (1)

March 16 HOFSTRA W, 16-7 Goals: Steadman (5), Lesnick (3), Fernandez (3), Callahan (2), Zichelli (1), Carney (1), 3-4, 0-0 Eastman (1) Assists: Cyr (3), Zichelli (2), Adams (1), Carney (1), Dean (1), Lesnick (1)

March 20 VANDERBILT W, 11-8 Goals: Dunbar (2), Zichelli (2), Dean (1) Steadman (1), Lesnick (1), Fernandez (1), 4-4, 1-0 Eastman (1), Cyr (1), Adams (1) Assists: Dunbar (2), Zichelli (2), Dean (1), Steadman (1), Lesnick (1), Fernandez (1) Eastman (1), Cyr (1), Adams (1)

March 23 LAFAYETTE W, 17-9 Goals: Cyr (3), Eastman (3), Lesnick (3), Steadman (2), Dean (1), Carney (1), Adams (1) 5-4, 1-0 Callahan (1), E. Foulsham (1), Purvis (1) Assists: Cyr (3), Steadman (2), Adams (1), Carneyn (1), Dean (1), Eastman (1), Lesnick (1), Welch (1)

March 25 at William & Mary W, 17-8 Goals: Zichelli (3), Dean (3), Welch (2), Steadman (2), Adams (2), Guy (2), Eastman (1), 6-4, 1-0 Dunbar (1), Cyr (1) Assists: Dunbar (1), Eastman (1), Lesnick (1), Welch (1), Zichelli (1)

April 2 FLORIDA L, 13-7 Goals: Lesnick (2), Steadman (2), Adams (2), Guy (1) 6-5, 1-1 Assists: Cyr (2), Dean (1), Zichelli (1)

April 8 at Northwestern L, 14-5 Goals: Dunbar (1), Eastman (1), Steadman (1), Adams (1), Lesnick (1) 6-6, 1-2 Assists: Dunbar (3)

April 12 LEHIGH W, 12-11 Goals: Steadman (4), Dunbar (3), Cyr (2), Eastman (1), Dean (1), Carney (1) 7-6, 1-2 Assists: Cyr (1), Dunbar (1), Eastman (1)

April 17 OHIO STATE W, 11-10 (2OT) Goals: Steadman (5), Lesnick (2), Dunbar (1), Adams (1), Fernandez (1), Dean (1) 8-6, 2-2 Assists: Callahan (1), Dunbar (1), Eastman (1), Lesnick (1), Steadman (1)

April 23 at Johns Hopkins W, 10-7 Goals: Eastman (3), Steadman (2), Lesnick (2), Cyr (1), Zichelli (1), Fernandez (1) 9-6, 3-2 Assists: Cyr (3), Eastman (1), Steadman (1)

April 30 at Princeton L, 19-10 Goals: Eastman (2), Steadman (2), Zichelli (2), Fernandez (2), Cyr (1), Adams (1) 9-7, 3-2 Assists: Cyr (1), Dunbar (1), Eastman (1), Welch (1)

May 5 vs. Johns Hopkins W, 17-11 Goals: Steadman (4), Dean (3), Lesnick (2), Carney (2), Cyr (1), Eastman (1), Adams (1), ALC Championship Welch (1), Dunbar (1), Fernandez (1) 10-7, 3-2 Assists: Cyr (3), Steadman (2), Eastman (1)

May 6 vs. Northwestern L, 14-3 Goals: Cyr (1), Steadman (1), Adams (1) ALC Championship Assists: Dean (1) 10-8, 3-2


2011 STATISTICS

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

Total Total FP Total Grnd Caused Draw CareerName GP-GS Shots Goals Goals Assts. Pts. Balls TOs Cntrls GP G A Pts.Jen Steadman 18-17 77 37 1 13 50 21 2 8 56 84 48 132Mackenzie Cyr 18-16 31 12 2 23 35 10 5 3 18 12 23 35Laura Lesnick 18-18 61 27 0 5 32 18 8 19 64 76 9 85Jackie Eastman 18-18 56 18 3 9 27 31 10 20 56 25 15 40Mary Dean 18-14 36 18 0 9 27 14 3 1 42 41 23 64Maggie Dunbar 18-18 34 12 3 9 21 46 32 42 68 16 18 34Theresa Zichelli 18-18 36 11 2 6 17 34 18 27 52 54 10 64Aly Adams 18-18 27 14 6 2 16 22 8 16 38 18 2 20Molly Fernandez 16-3 24 11 0 1 12 14 2 6 33 38 14 52Elaine Welch 17-4 31 9 3 3 12 3 1 1 34 16 4 20Lizzy Carney 17-0 12 7 0 5 12 14 4 5 17 7 5 12Katie Guy 17-0 10 4 1 0 4 11 8 19 25 4 0 4Bridget Callahan 8-0 6 3 1 1 4 1 0 0 19 3 7 16Evan Foulsham 4-0 5 3 2 0 3 3 0 0 4 3 0 3 Hayley Sofarnos 6-1 7 2 0 1 3 0 0 0 23 13 19 32Katy Wick 17-17 1 1 0 0 1 19 11 4 53 9 0 9Lauren Purvis 4-0 1 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 4 1 0 1Ashley Boccio 18-18 1 0 0 0 0 16 10 4 60 0 1 1Kelsey Hughes 3-0 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 3 0 0 0Brittaney Chamberlain 11-2 1 0 0 0 0 10 4 2 25 0 0 0Dana Cahill 18-18 0 0 0 0 0 47 7 0 29 0 0 0Melissa Lloyd 2-0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 2 0 0 0Colleen Shea 16-15 0 0 0 0 0 20 15 9 19 0 0 0Megan Hollerbach 4-1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 12 1 0 1Carly Bitzer 1-0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0Ali Foulsham 2-0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 2 0 0 0Penn State Totals 18 458 190 24 87 277 359 150 187

GOALKEEPING STATISTICS CareerName GP/GS Min. GA Saves Save% GAA GP Min. GA Saves Save% GAA Melissa Lloyd 2-0 49:05 5 6 .545 6.11 2 49:05 5 6 .545 6.11Dana Cahill 18-18 1037:40 172 150 .466 9.95 29 1252:50 199 181 .476 9.53Penn State Totals 18 1086:45 177 156 .468 9.77

GOALS BY PERIOD 1 2 OT OT2 TotalPenn State 92 97 0 1 190Opponent 80 97 0 0 177

SHOTS BY PERIOD 1 2 OT OT2 TotalPenn State 230 227 0 1 458Opponent 222 251 3 0 476

SHOTS ON GOAL BY PERIOD 1 2 OT OT2 TotalPenn State 177 173 0 1 351Opponent 156 176 0 0 333

SAVES BY PERIOD 1 2 OT OT2 TotalPenn State 76 79 1 0 156Opponent 85 76 0 0 161

TEAM LEADERS

Goals1. Steadman 372. Lesnick 273. Dean 18 Eastman 185. Adams 14

Assists1. Cyr 232. Steadman 133. Dunbar 9 Eastman 9 Dean 9

Points1. Steadman 502. Cyr 353. Lesnick 324. Eastman 27 Dean 27

Ground Balls1. Cahill 472. Dunbar 463. Zichelli 344. Eastman 315. Adams 22

Draw Controls1. Dunbar 422. Zichelli 273. Eastman 204. Guy 19 Lesnick 19

Caused Turnovers1. Dunbar 322. Zichelli 183. Shea 154. Wick 115. Boccio 10


COACHING HISTORY

SUSAN DELANEY-SCHEETZ1986-8967-9

JULIE WILLIAMS1990-99116-55-0

GILLIAN RATTRAY1974-85143-19-2

SUZANNE ISIDOR2001-1084-86

MISSY DOHERTY2011-present10-8

KAREN SCHNELLENBACH20008-9-0

VIRGINIA HARPSTER1966-670-4-1

ELLEN PERRY1968-7315-24-1

MARGARET FRINGER19652-1-0


POSTSEASON HISTORY

1978 National Champions USWLA at James Madison W, 18-0 vs. Rutgers (quarterfinals) W, 9-3 vs. Massachusetts (semifinals) W, 9-3 vs. Maryland (championship)

1979 National Champions USWLA at Penn State W, 23-2 vs. Brown (quarterfinals) W, 9-2 vs. Yale (semifinals) W, 8-5 vs. Massachusetts (championship)

1980 National Champions USWLA at Princeton W, 12-6 vs. Harvard (quarterfinals) W, 8-3 vs. Massachusetts (semifinals) W, 3-1 vs. Maryland (championship)

1981 Fifth Place AIAW at Penn State L, 12-8 vs. Maryland (first round) W, 16-3 vs. James Madison (consolations) W, 14-8 vs. Massachusetts (5th place)

1982 Third Place EAIAW Regionals at Maryland L, 7-6 vs. Pennsylvania W, 9-2 vs. Maryland (3rd place) AIAW at West Chester W, 29-7 vs. Ohio (quarterfinals) L, 6-5 (OT) vs. Temple (semifinals) W, 4-3 vs. Pennsylvania (3rd place)

1983 Third Place NCAA First Round at Penn State W, 12-2 vs. Pennsylvania NCAA at Pennsylvania L, 7-5 vs. Delaware (semifinals) W, 7-6 (OT) vs. Massachusetts (3rd place)

1984 Quarterfinal Round NCAA at Penn State L, 10-9 vs. Delaware

1985 Third Place NCAA at Maryland L, 12-11 (3OT) vs. Maryland

1986 Second Place NCAA at Temple W, 8-6 vs. Temple (semifinals) NCAA at Maryland L, 11-0 vs. Maryland (championship)

1987 National Champions NCAA at Penn State W, 14-9 vs. Virginia (semifinals) NCAA at Maryland W, 7-6 vs. Temple (championship)

1988 Second Place NCAA at Penn State W, 12-6 vs. Northwestern (quarterfinals) NCAA at Lafayette W, 8-6 vs. Lafayette (semifinals) NCAA at Haverford L, 15-7 vs. Temple (championship)

1989 National Champions NCAA at West Chester W, 9-3 vs. Temple (semifinals) W, 7-6 vs. Harvard (championship)

1990 Quarterfinal Round NCAA at Temple L, 9-4 vs. Temple (quarterfinals)

1991 Semifinal Round NCAA at Lafayette W, 11-9 vs. Lafayette (quarterfinals) NCAA at Trenton State L, 10-5 vs. Virginia (semifinals)

1992 Quarterfinal Round NCAA at Virginia L, 11-5 vs. Virginia (quarterfinals)

1993 Quarterfinal Round NCAA at Princeton L, 11-7 vs. Princeton (quarterfinals)

1995 Semifinal Round NCAA at Penn State W, 11-7 vs. James Madison NCAA at Trenton State L, 12-7 vs. Maryland (semifinals)

1996 Quarterfinal Round NCAA at Princeton L, 13-9 vs. Princeton (quarterfinals)

1997 First Round NCAA at Maryland L, 6-2 vs. Maryland

1998 ECAC Champions ECAC at Penn State W, 14-13 vs. Massachusetts (semifinals) W, 14-9 Rutgers (champions)

1999 Semifinal Round NCAA at Penn State W, 23-7 vs. West Chester (first round) NCAA at Princeton W, 9-7 (OT) vs. Princeton (quarterfinals) NCAA at Johns Hopkins L, 17-13 vs. Maryland (semifinals)

2001 First Round NCAA at Dartmouth

UWSLA/AIAW/NCAA POSTSEASON HISTORY

2007at Johns Hopkins, Baltimore, Md.Penn State - No. 5 seedvs. Ohio State W, 9-7vs. Northwestern L, 19-7

2008at Northwestern, Evanston, Ill.Penn State - No. 5 seedvs. Ohio State W, 13-5vs. Northwestern L, 15-7

2009at Penn State, University Park, Pa.Penn State - No. 2 seedvs. Ohio State W, 11-7vs. Northwestern L, 13-3

2010at Ohio State, Columbus, OhioPenn State - No. 4 seedvs. Ohio State W, 14-12vs. Northwestern L, 15-9

2011at Vanderbilt, Nashville, Tenn.Penn State - No. 3 seedvs. Johns Hopkins W, 17-11vs. Northwestern L, 14-3

ALC CHAMPIONSHIP HISTORY


PENN STATE AT HOME

PENN STATE LACROSSE FIELD Opening 2012

HOLUBA HALL 30-22 (19 years) BIGLER FIELD 15-13 (12 years)

JEFFREY FIELD 42-19 (17 years)

PENN STATE ALL-TIME HOME RECORD238-89-2*

* Home record also includesHOLUBA FIELD 12-4 (7 years) LADY LION FIELD 118-16-1 (20 years)POLLOCK FIELD 21-15-1 (12 years)


PENN STATE RECORDS

CAREER POINTS (games) 1. 380 Marsha Florio, 1982-85 (65)2. 334 Candy Finn, 1979-82 (58)3. 289 Tami Worley, 1986-89 (76)4. 234 Beth Thompson, 1983-86 (59)5. 216 Laurie Gray, 1981-84 (59)6. 208 Colleen O’Hara, 2000-03 (69)7. 203 Michele DeJuliis, 1994-97 (65)8. 201 Maggy Dunphy, 1983-86 (50)9. 200 Jen Johnson, 1996-99 (70)10. 199 Sharon Duffey, 1975-78 (39)11. 194 Mary Ann Foley, 1987-90 (78)12. 193 Betsy Williams, 1981-84 (60)13. 173 Diane Whipple, 1987-90 (75)14. 170 Megan Smith, 1988-91 (67)15. 165 Shari Maslin, 2003-06 (63)

CAREER GOALS (games) 1. 271 Marsha Florio, 1982-85 (65)2. 265 Candy Finn, 1979-82 (58)3. 230 Tami Worley, 1986-89 (76)4. 154 Sharon Duffey, 1975-78 (39)5. 153 Laurie Gray, 1981-84 (59)6. 150 Maggie Dunphy, 1983-86 (50)7. 148 Diane Whipple, 1987-90 (75)8. 142 Michele DeJuliis, 1994-97 (65)9. 137 Mary Ann Foley, 1987-90 (78)10. 136 Beth Thompson, 1983-86 (59) 136 Jen Johnson, 1996-99 (70)12 132 Colleen O’Hara, 2000-03 (69)13. 125 Char Morett, 1976-79 (36)14. 120 Laurie Hoke, 1980-83 (60) 120 Lori Havrilla, 2003-06 (63)15. 114 Betsy Williams, 1981-84 (60)

CAREER ASSISTS (games) 1. 115 Julie Tice, 1997-00 (60)2. 109 Marsha Florio, 1982-85 (65)3. 98 Beth Thompson, 1983-86 (59) 98 Megan Smith, 1988-91 (67)5. 79 Betsy Williams, 1981-84 (60)6. 76 Colleen O’Hara, 2000-03 (69)7. 68 Lee Clough, 1986-89 (65)8. 64 Jen Johnson, 1996-99 (70)9 63 Laurie Gray, 1981-84 (59)10. 61 Michele DeJuliis, 1994-97 (65) 61 Tam Crowe, 1994-97 (65)12. 60 Candy Finn, 1979-82 (58)13. 59 Tami Worley, 1986-89 (76)14. 57 Lynn Thompson, 1978-81 (54) 57 Mary Ann Foley, 1987-90 (78)16. 53 Amanda Veal, 1984-87 (47) 53 Shari Maslin, 2003-06 (63)

GOALS, ASSISTS, POINTS Goals game: 14, Candy Finn vs. East Stroudsburg, 1980Goals season: 79, Marsha Florio (18 games), 1985Goals freshman: 60, Marsha Florio (17 games), 1982Goals sophomore: 68, Marsha Florio (15 games), 1983Goals junior: 76, Candy Finn (15 games), 1981Goals senior: 79, Marsha Florio (18 games), 1985Goals career: 271, Marsha Florio (65 games), 1982-85

Season avg. gpg: 5.07 Candy Finn (76 goals, 15 games) 1981Career avg. gpg: 4.56, Candy Finn (265 in 58 games), 1979-82 Consecutive games scoring: 58 games (265 goals) Candy Finn 1979-82Assists game: 8, Marsha Florio vs. Princeton, 1985Assists season: 51, Megan Smith, 1990Assists career: 109, Marsha Florio (65 games) 1982-85Season avg. assists per game: 2.83 Megan Smith (51 in 18 games) 1990Career avg. assts. per gm: 1.67 Marsha Florio (109 in 165 games), 82-85Points game: 17, Candy Finn (14 goals, 3 ast) vs. E. Stroudsburg 1980, Marsha Florio (9 goals, 8 ast) vs. Princeton, 1985Points season: 109, Marsha Florio (79 goals, 30 asts) 18 games, 1985Points career: 281, Marsha Florio (271 goals, 109 asts) 65 games, 82-85Career avg. ppg: 5.86, Marsha Florio (381 points, 65 games) 82-85Consecutive games points: 58, Candy Finn (334 points) 79-82

GOALKEEPING Saves game: 27 Janice Hvorecky vs. West Chester, 1976Saves season: 219, Lee Tortorelli (17 games), 2004Saves career: 735, Lee Tortorelli (68 games), 2002-2005Saves % season: 74.7 Jody Field (163 saves, 55 goals, 13 games, 1979)Saves % career: 72.5 Jody Field (420 saves, 159 gls, 44 gms, 76-79)Goals Against Average season: 3.1 Jody Field (28 goals, 9 games1976) and Jody Field (31 goals, 10 games, 1977)Goals Against Average career: 3.51 Jody Field (159 gls, 44 gms, 76-79)

TEAM RECORDS Goals game: 32 vs. Lock Haven, 1983Goals season: 280 (19 games), 1986Avg. goals per game: 15.5 (280 in 18 games) 1986Assists game: 19 vs. Lock Haven, 1983; vs. Princeton 1985Assists season: 127 (16 games), 1983Avg. assists per game: 7.9 (127 in 16 games), 1983Points game: 51 (32 goals, 19 assists) vs. Lock Haven, 1983Points season: 396 (280 goals, 116 assists), 1986Avg. points per game: 23.4 (327 in 14 games), 1984Shutouts: 6, last vs. Lehigh, 1989Fewest goals allowed season (min. 6 gms): 28, 9 games, 1976Most goals allowed game: 23 vs. Georgetown, 2001Most goals allowed season: 199, 17 games, 2002Highest goals-vs.-avg. seas. (min. 6 gms): 10.8 (86 g in 8 games, 1973)Consecutive winning seasons: 25 years, 1974-1999Consecutive losing seasons: 5, 1969-73Consecutive wins: 20 (began after 6-6 tie at Maryland 4/25/78 and ended with 10-10 tie at Maryland 4/5/80)Consecutive home wins: 23 (began after 8-5 loss to West Chester 4/15/76, ended with 7-7 tie with Ursinus 4/12/80Consecutive non-losses: 38 (began after 7-6 loss at West Chester 4/26/80, ended with 7-6 loss at Maryland 4/14/83)Consecutive losses: 7, (last 5 games 1969, first two 1970)

Marsha Florio is Penn State’s career leader in goals (271) and points (380)


PENN STATE RECORDS

INDIVIDUAL SCORING LEADERS (followed by Penn State and opponent season goal totals)

Year Individual Leaders G/A-Pts/G PSU/Opp/Gms1975 Sharon Duffey, Fr. 38/10-48/10 114/53/101976 Sharon Duffey, So. 49/7-56/8 155/115/91977 Sharon Duffey, Jr. 37/14-51/9 145/31/101978 Sharon Duffey, Sr. 40/14-54/12 154/34/121979 Candy Finn, Fr. 49/14-63/13 158/55/131980 Candy Finn, So. 67/18-85/14 158/61/141981 Candy Finn, Jr. 76/17-93/15 193/110/151982 Candy Finn, Sr. 73/21-94/16 250/91/171983 Marsha Florio, So. 68/27-95/16 245/93/141984 Laurie Gray, Sr. 60/35-95/14 213/80/14 Marsha Florio, Jr. 64/26-90/141985 Marsha Florio, Sr. 79/30-109/18 236/120/181986 Maggy Dunphy, Sr. 70/21-91/18 280/105/181987 Amanda Veal, Sr. 44/35-79/19 268/116/19 Tami Worley, So. 48/19-67/191988 Tami Worley, Jr. 61/18-79/19 242/124/191989 Tami Worley, Jr. 78/16-94/20 270/91/201990 Megan Smith, Jr. 23/51-74/17 181/93/18 Diane Whipple, Sr. 62/10-72/181991 Megan Smith, Sr. 27/30-57/18 173/121/18 Mary Ann Foley, Sr. 29/18-47/181992 Deanna Blood, Sr. 24/19-43/16 154/104/16 Lori Fitzgerald, Sr. 25/11-35/161993 Donna Bucci, Sr. 36/18-54/16 166/132/161994 Michele DeJuliis, Fr. 30/12-42/15 155/122/151995 Michele DeJuliis, So. 37/19-56/18 166/123/181996 Michele DeJuliis, Jr. 46/16-62/16 178/115/161997 Tam Crowe, Sr. 23/21-44/16 169/65/161998 Jen Johnson, Jr. 49/24-73/18 214/182/181999 Jen Johnson, Sr. 47/23-70/20 241/171/202000 Julie Tice, Sr. 26/33-59/17 118/65/172001 Colleen O’Hara, So. 33/19-52/18 188/180/182002 Colleen O’Hara, Jr. 46/13-59/17 184/199/172003 Colleen O’Hara, Sr. 34/23-57/17 190/141/172004 Lori Havrilla, So. 36/12-48/17 170/147/172005 Kristen Burke, Sr. 36/18-54/17 200/138/172006 Shari Maslin, Sr. 38/13-51/16 197/180/162007 Lindsay Dutch, Sr. 23/19-42/17 179/169/172008 Jessi Lieb, Sr. 27/9-36/17 175/177/172009 Marisa Lozano, Sr./Jr. 20/24-44/17 190/173/172010 Jen Steadman, Jr. 28/17-45/17 207/181/172011 Jen Steadman, Sr. 37/13-50/18 190/177/18

Colleen O’Hara

Michele DeJuliis

Tami Worley

Candy Finn


DIANE WHIPPLE MEMORIAL AWARD

Penn State remembers the late Diane Whipple, a two-time All-American and Penn State’s Female Athlete of the Year in 1990, whose life was tragically taken in a dog attack in San Francisco on January 26, 2001. “Diane’s tragic death left her many friends here and throughout the country in shock and grief,” said Penn State Athletic Director Tim Curley. “She was a young person of unlimited possibility. During her career as a student-athlete, Diane excelled at the highest level.” Whipple was an integral member of the 1987 and 1989 National Championship teams. After her collegiate career was over, Whipple continued to impact the world of lacrosse by coaching. After serving as the head coach at UC San Diego, Whipple became the head coach at St. Mary’s College in Moraga, Calif. “Diane brought to those coaching responsibilities the same dedication and purpose that marked her play as an athlete,” stated Curley. “Our thoughts and prayers are forever with the members of the St. Mary’s team who have lost a mentor and friend. Those who knew Diane will forever treasure the memory. She was a marvelous athlete and, even more important, a teammate of uncommon grace and sensitivity.”

To keep the spirit of Diane Whipple alive, the Penn State women’s lacrosse program created an award in her name in 2001. The Diane Whipple Award is presented annually to the Penn State women’s lacrosse player “who displays a competitive passion for the game, and whose work ethic demonstrates the desire and determination to achieve success.” The award winner for the 2011 season was Maggie Dunbar. A 2011 Tewaaraton Trophy candidate, Dunbar was a force in the midfield throughout her brilliant career. The 2010 First Team All-ALC and IWLCA All-Region selection started 52 consecutive games, totaling 16 goals, including a career-high 12 in 2011, and 18 assists. Not only a skilled offensive player but also an able defender, Dunbar was among the team leaders in ground balls, draw controls, and caused turnovers three years running.

2011 Whipple Award winner Maggie Dunbar

2001: Alison DeCecco2002: BJ Lucey2003: Katie Pace2004: Janique Craig2005: Emily Chambers

2006: Katrina McGowan2007: Renee Cipro2008: Linsey Shea2009: Megan McGuire2010: Marisa Lozano

WHIPPLE AWARD WINNERS

2011: Maggie Dunbar


PENN STATE HONORS

US LACROSSE ALL-AMERICANS1974: Gwen Kranzley1975: Barb Doran1976: Barb Doran1977: Barb Doran Sharon Duffey1978: Sharon Duffey Charlene Morett Linda Waltz1980: Candy Finn Lynn Thompson1981: Candy Finn Lynn Thompson1984: Barb Jordan Betsy Williams1985: Barb Jordan1986: Maggy Dunphy Mary McCarthy Beth Thompson1987: Mary McCarthy Chris Vitale Tami Worley1988: Anne Marie Vesco Tami Worley1989: Becky Vaughan Diane Whipple Tami Worley1991: Karen Hoysted1992: Deanna Blood Ann Kolongowski1993: Ann Kolongowski Jill Pearsall1994: Jill Pearsall1995: Jill Pearsall Joanne Connelly1996: Joanne Connelly Michele DeJuliis1997: Michele DeJuliis Allison McCall1999: Jen Johnson Emily Mechem Colleen O’Brien2000: Jenn Webb2001: Alison DeCecco

BRINE/IWLCA ALL-AMERICANS1982: Candy Finn Marsha Florio1983: Marsha Florio Barb Jordan1984: Ellen Cohill Marsha Florio Laurie Gray Barb Jordan1985: Maggy Dunphy Marsha Florio Barb Jordan1986: Maggy Dunphy Alix Hughes Mary McCarthy Beth Thompson1987: Mary McCarthy

Amanda Veal Chris Vitale1988: Becky Vaughan Anne Marie Vesco Tami Worley1989: Tracy Mass Becky Vaughan Diane Whipple Tami Worley1990: Tracy Mass Diane Whipple1991: Karen Hoysted Ann Kolongowski Megan Smith1992: Deanna Blood Ann Kolongowski1993: Ann Kolongowski Jill Pearsall1995: Jill Pearsall Joanne Connelly Michele DeJuliis1996: Joanne Connelly Michele DeJuliis1997: Michele DeJuliis1999: Jen Johnson Emily Mechem Colleen O’Brien2000: Julie Tice Jenn Webb2001: Alison DeCecco Colleen O’Hara

IWLCA ALL-AMERICANS2003: Colleen O’Hara Lee Tortorelli2004: Lee Tortorelli (1st) Janique Craig (3rd)2005: Emily Chambers (2nd) Renee Cipro (3rd) Lori Havrilla (3rd)2006: Jessi Lieb (3rd)2009: Kerry Shea (3rd)

IWCLA ALL-REGION2005: Emily Chambers (1st) Renee Cipro (1st) Lori Havrilla (1st) Jessi Lieb (1st) Lee Tortorelli (1st) Kristen Burke (2nd)2006: Renee Cipro (1st) Jessi Lieb (1st) Shari Maslin (1st) Lauren Bryan (2nd) Lori Havrilla (2nd)2007: Renee Cipro (1st) Jessi Lieb (1st) Kerry Shea (2nd)2008: Jessi Lieb (1st) Kerry Shea (2nd)2009: Kerry Shea (1st)

Ashley Boccio (1st) Stephanie Ellis (2nd)2010: Theresa Bucci (1st) Maggie Dunbar (1st)2011: Dana Cahill (1st) Maggie Dunbar (2nd) Jen Steadman (2nd)

ALL-ALC2002: Colleen O’Hara, Alison DeCecco2003: Colleen O’Hara (1st) Stephanie Curnoles (2nd ) Katie Jeschke (2nd), Lee Tortorelli (2nd) Liz Frandé (2nd) Shari Maslin (2nd)2004: Janique Craig (1st) Stephanie Curnoles (1st) Lori Havrilla (1st) Lee Tortorelli (1st) Kristen Burke (2nd)2005: Emily Chambers (1st) Renee Cipro (1st) Lori Havrilla (2nd) Jessi Lieb (2nd) Shari Maslin (2nd) Lee Tortorelli (2nd)2006: Renee Cipro (1st) Jessi Lieb (1st) Lauren Bryan (2nd) Shari Maslin (2nd)2007: Renee Cipro (1st) Jessi Lieb (1st) Kerry Shea (2nd)2008: Jessi Lieb (1st) Theresa Bucci (2nd) Kerry Shea (2nd) Linsey Shea (2nd)2009: Kerry Shea (1st) Ashley Boccio (2nd) Theresa Bucci (2nd) Stephanie Ellis (2nd) Erica Mihm (2nd) 2010: Theresa Bucci (1st) Maggie Dunbar (1st) Jackie Eastman (2nd)2011: Dana Cahill (1st) Maggie Dunbar (1st) Jackie Eastman (2nd) Jen Steadman (2nd)

ALC GOALKEEPER OF THE YEAR2011: Dana Cahill


PENN STATE HONORS

ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICANS1988: Becky Vaughan, GTE-CoSIDA Second Team1989: Becky Vaughan, GTE-CoSIDA First Team1994: Kara Stockett, IWLCA First Team1995: Jen Kotkin, IWLCA First Team1996: Tara Rowlyk, IWLCA First Team1997 Tara Rowlyk, Emily Mechem IWLCA First Team1999: Courtney Jenkins, Emily Mechem, IWLCA First Team2001: Brooke Bailey, IWLCA First Team2002: Brooke Bailey, Sara Young, IWLCA First Team2003: Katie Pace, Stephanie Curnoles, IWLCA First Team2004: Stephanie Curnoles, IWLCA Honor Roll2005: Brady Beach, Megan Boyd, Emily Chambers, Katrina McGowan, Lee Tortorelli, IWLCA Honor Roll 2006: Renee Cipro, Katrina McGowan, IWLCA Honor Roll2007: Renee Cipro, ESPN The Magazine First Team2009: Lauren Burke, Megan McGuire, Kerry Shea, IWLCA Scholar Athletes2010: Megan Hollerbach, Katy Wick, IWLCA Honor Roll2011: Dana Cahill, Colleen Shea, Katy Wick, IWLCA Honor Roll

ALC ACADEMIC HONOR ROLL2002: Amy Altadonna, Brooke Bailey, Kristen Burke, Emily Chambers, Stephanie Curnoles, Shanna Dunn, Lauren Fisch, Kathleen Heuisler, Melissa Jung, Cara Keating, Sooji Lee, B.J. Lucey, Melissa Macrone, Skye Middleton, Katie Pace, Alyson Shand, Sara Young

2003: Meg Boyd, Lauren Bryan, Kristen Burke, Emily Chambers, Janique Craig, Stephanie Curnoles, Lauren Fisch, Liz Frandé, Katie Hartman, Lori Havrilla, Katie Jeschke, Shari Maslin, Katrina McGowan, Skye Middleton, Katie Pace, Jackie Sherman, Lee Totorelli, Sara Ward, Kristen Wood

2004: Emily Chambers, Renee Cipro, Janique Craig, Stephanie Curnoles, Jamie Donahue, Lauren Fisch, Katie Hartman, Lori Havrilla, Katie Jeschke, Katrina McGowan, Skye Middleton, Jackie Sherman, Lee Tortorelli, Sara Ward

2005: Meg Boyd, Lauren Bryan, Christine Buttle, Emily Chambers, Renee Cipro, Liz Frandé, Jenn Green, Lindsay Hagemann, Lori Havrilla, Kim Kontson, Jessi Lieb, Karen Long, Katrina McGowan, Skye Middleton, Joanie Plake, Linsey Shea, Lee Tortorelli, Kate Townsend, Sara Ward

2006: Megan Boyd, Lauren Bryan, Lauren Burke, Christina Buttle, Renee Cipro, Liz Frandé, Lindsay Hagemann, Lori Havrilla, Kim Kontson, Jessi Lieb, Laura Lincicome, Karen Long, Katrina McGowan, Megan McGuire, Joanie Plake, Kerry Shea, Linsey Shea

2007: Jess Boccio, Mariel Bryan, Theresa Bucci, Lauren Burke, Christina Buttle, Aly Carter, Renee Cipro, Lindsay Dutch, Stephanie Ellis, Jenn Green, Lindsay Hagemann, Margo Josephs, Kim Kontson, Laura Lincicome, Karen Long, Megan McGuire, Joanie Plake, Kerry Shea, Linsey Shea, Maria Valderas

2008: Mariel Bryan, Theresa Bucci, Lauren Burke, Christina Buttle, Mary Carter, Stephanie Ellis, Lindsay Hagemann, Margo Josephs, Kim Kontson, Jessi Lieb, Laura Lincicome, Megan McGuire, Erica Mihm, Kerry Shea, Linsey Shea, Maria Valderas

2009: Aly Adams, Ashley Boccio, Mariel Bryan, Theresa Bucci, Lauren Burke, Dana Cahill, Aly Carter, Brittaney Chamberlain, Maggie Dunbar, Jackie Eastman, Chrissie Galindo, Megan Hollerbach, Brittany Jensen, Margo Josephs, Laura Lesnick, Laura Lincicome, Megan McGuire, Colleen

Shea, Kerry Shea, Cassie Speno, Maria Valderas, Katy Wick

2010: Aly Adams, Theresa Bucci, Dana Cahill, Maggie Dunbar, Jackie Eastman, Katie Guy, Megan Hollerbach, Margo Josephs, Laura Lesnick, Erica Mihm, Colleen Shea, Cassie Speno, Jen Steadman, Maria Valderas, Katy Wick

2011: Aly Adams, Carly Bitzer, Dana Cahill, Lizzy Carney, Brittaney Chamberlain, Avery Curley, Maggie Dunbar, Jackie Eastman, Molly Fernandez, Ali Foulsham, Evan Foulsham, Laura Lesnick, Melissa Lloyd, Lauren Purvis, Colleen Shea, Katy Wick, Theresa Zichelli

SUSAN DELANEY-SCHEETZ SCHOLAR ATHLETE AWARDSusan Delaney-Scheetz, one of the founders of the American Lacrosse Conference, has devoted her life to women’s lacrosse as a player, coach and administrator. The award is presented annually to the graduating senior with the highest overall grade point average among the student-athletes in the ALC.2011: Katy Wick

Katy Wick, a two-time IWLCA and threetime ALC Academic Honor Roll recipient, was the inaugural winner of the Susan Delaney-Scheetz Award


PENN STATE HONORS

FIVE-TIME NATIONAL CHAMPIONS1978 1979 1980 1987 1989

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1978 USWLA CHAMPIONS14-0-1Head coach: Gillian RattrayLeading scorer: Shannon Duffey (40 goals, 14 assists)All-Americans: Shannon Duffey, Char Morett, Linda Waltz

1979 USWLA CHAMPIONS17-0Head coach: Gillian RattrayLeading scorer: Candy Finn (49 goals, 14 assists)

1980 USWLA CHAMPIONS14-1-2Head coach: Gillian RattrayLeading scorer: Candy Finn (67 goals, 18 assists)All-Americans: Candy Finn, Lynn Thompson

1987 NCAA CHAMPIONS17-2Head coach: Susan Delaney-ScheetzLeading scorer: Amanda Veal (44 goals, 35 assists)All-Americans: Mary McCarthy, Chris Vitale, Tami Worley, Amanda Veal

1989 NCAA CHAMPIONS19-1Head coach: Susan Delaney-ScheetzLeading scorer: Tami Worley (78 goals, 16 assists)All-Americans: Becky Vaughan, Tami Worley, Tracy Mass, Diane Whipple

National Runners-up: 1986, 1988Semifinal Teams: 1982, 1983, 1985, 1991, 1995, 1999


PENN STATE HONORS

HALL OF FAME MEMBERSNATIONAL Candace Finn (Rocha) 1998Susan Delaney-Scheetz 2000Betsy Williams (Daugherty) 2000Julie Williams 2002Barb Jordan 2004Gillian Rattray 2005Mary McCarthy Stefano 2010

PENNSYLVANIASusan Delaney-Scheetz 1998Betsy Williams (Daugherty) 2000Julie Williams 2003Barb Jordan 2005Gillian Rattray 2007Lynn Thompson (Anderson) 2010

VIRGINIAJulie Williams 2001

NEW JERSEYMary McCarthy Stefano 1997Anne Marie Vesco 1999

BALTIMOREMichele DeJuliis 2008

LONG ISLANDDiane Whipple 2004

Three-time All-American Barb Jordan is a member of both the National and Pennsylvania Lacrosse Hall of Fames

NATIONAL TEAM/WORLD CUP MEMBERSUNITED STATESSusan Delaney-Scheetz (asst. coach) 1986Barb Jordan 1986Candace Finn 1986Betsy Williams Dougherty 1986/89/93Julie Williams 1989/93Mary McCarthy 1993Joanne Connelly 1997/2001/05Jessi Lieb 2008-09Michele DeJuliis currentAmy Altig current

CANADAJennifer Johnson 1993/2008Katie Guy current

IRELANDJennifer Johnson 2009

U-19 NATIONAL TEAMAustraliaHayley Sofarnos 2007

CanadaKatie Guy 2007

United StatesTatum Coffey 2011

Michele DeJuliis captained the U.S. team that captured the gold medal at the 2009 FIL World Cup in Prague, Czech Republic

Tatum Coffey helped the U.S. capture its fourth consecutive FIL U-19 World Championship in Hannover, Germany in 2011, earning MVP honors in the title game

Katie Guy was the youngest member of the Canadian National Team at the 2009 FIL World Cup in Prague, Czech Republic


YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS

1965 (2-1)5/1/65 EAST STROUDSBURG L, 15-35/13/65 at Wilson College W, 6-45/16/65 BALTIMORE CLUB W, 7-5

1966 (0-1)5/3/66 at Stroudsburg St. Teachers L, 14-05/10/66 FROSTBURG Cancelled

1967 (0-3-1)4/29/67 at Hartwick College L, 17-155/2/67 at Frostburg T, 6-65/6/67 EAST STROUDSBURG L, 20-25/13/67 at Wilson L, 13-6

1968 (5-1)4/20/68 HARTWICK W4/26/68 at Ithaca W4/27/68 at Cornell W5/2/68 FROSTBURG W5/4/68 at East Stroudsburg L5/11/68 WILSON W

1969 (1-5)4/26/69 at Wilson College W4/29/69 ITHACA COLLEGE L,12-65/3/69 EAST STROUDSBURG L5/6/69 at Frostburg L5/10/69 LOCK HAVEN L5/13/69 at Hartwick L

1970 (2-4)4/17/70 at Cornell W, 9-44/18/70 at Ithaca L, 8-54/25/70 HARTWICK W, 14-55/1/70 FROSTBURG L, 13-55/5/70 LOCK HAVEN L, 7-55/9/70 at East Stroudsburg L, 14-45/29-31 Southern District at Goucher Tournament at Towson College

1971 (1-5)4/19/71 at Frostburg L, 10-34/24/71 ITHACA COLLEGE L, 11-65/1/71 at Hartwick W, 10-45/7/71 at Millersville L, 9-55/8/71 EAST STROUDSBURG L, 13-35/11/71 LOCK HAVEN L, 10-4

1972 (3-4-1)4/18/72 FROSTBURG T, 5-54/21/72 at Cornell W, 6-54/22/72 at Ithaca L, 12-34/28/72 MILLERSVILLE W, 10-54/29/72 WILSON L, 7-65/5/72 HARTWICK W, 11-35/6/72 at Lock Haven L, 15-55/11/72 at East Stroudsburg L, 15-0

1973 (3-5)4/14/73 at Maryland L, 13-54/21/73 at Hartwick W, 13-104/24/73 ITHACA L, 20-54/30/73 LOCK HAVEN L, 14-45/2/73 at Millersville L, 15-95/5/73 CORNELL W, 1-0 (forfeit)5/8/73 at Wilson W, 14-65/10/73 at Frostburg L, 8-45/12-13 USWLA South. District Tournament at Goucher

1974 (7-1)4/6/74 FROSTBURG W, 12-74/8/74 HARTWICK W, 10-24/19/74 at Cornell W, 21-14/20/74 at Ithaca W, 13-84/25/74 at Maryland L, 9-84/30/74 MILLERSVILLE W, 11-45/7/74 at Lock Haven W 7-55/11/74 WILSON W, 12-35/18-19 Southern District Tournament at Goucher

1975 (8-2)4/12/75 at Wilson College W, 12-14/18/75 CORNELL W, 20-24/22/75 at Millersville W, 9-44/24/75 at Frostburg W, 10-54/26/75 at Hartwick W, 18-04/29/75 MARYLAND W, 13-65/2/75 ITHACA W, 15-85/6/76 LOCK HAVEN W, 7-55/8/76 at East Stroudsburg. L, 10-85/10/75 WEST CHESTER L, 12-25/14/75 Central Penn at Dickinson5/18-19 Southern District at Goucher5/24-26 USWLA Nationals at Dickinson

1976 (8-1)4/15/76 WEST CHESTER L, 8-54/17/76 at Ithaca W, 24-24/20/76 at Frostburg W, 23-14/27/76 at Maryland W, 13-25/1/76 MILLERSVILLE W, 8-15/4/76 at Lock Haven W, 11-35/6/76 at East Stroudsburg. W, 8-75/8/76 SUNY-CORTLAND W, 16-15/13/76 URSINUS W, 7-45/15-16 Central Penn at Dickinson5/22-23 Southern District at Goucher5/29-31 USWLA Nationals at Swarthmore

1977 (9-1)4/5/77 at Millersville W, 21-04/12/77 SUNY-BROCKPORT W, 22-04/16/77 SUNY-Cortland W, 16-34/19/77 FROSTBURG W, 26-14/26/77 at West Chester L, 7-64/28/77 MARYLAND W, 8-54/30/77 LOCK HAVEN . W, 8-25/3/77 SLIPPERY ROCK. W, 20-25/5/77 at East Stroudsburg W, 8-75/8/77 at Central Pa. Lacrosse Trials5/12/77 at Ursinus W, 10-45/14-15 at Southern District at Goucher5/12-13 at USWLA National Tournament at Brown

1978 (14-0-1)4/7/78 TOWSON W, 14-54/8/78 at Temple W, 11-94/11/78 at SUNY-Brockport cancelled4/13/78 MILLERSVILLE W, 30-34/15/78 URSINUS W, 6-44/20/78 at Slippery Rock cancelled4/22/78 WEST CHESTER W, 13-44/25/78 at Maryland T, 6-64/27/78 at Lock Haven W, 9-24/29/78 RUTGERS W, 19-25/4/78 EAST STROUDSBURG W, 10-45/6-7/78 Cent. Pa. Tourn. at Bucknell 1st Place Bucknell 13-1, Lock Haven 9-2, Slippery Rock 14-05/27/78 +Rutgers W, 18-05/28/78 +Massachusetts W, 9-35/29/78 +Maryland W, 9-3+USWLA College Division Tournament at James Madison

1979 (17-0)3/29/79 TEMPLE W, 9-84/5/79 DELAWARE W, 25-24/6/79 at Ursinus W, 10-74/17/79 SLIPPERY ROCK W, 16-24/19/79 LOCK HAVEN W, 11-64/21/79 West Chester W, 9-54/24/79 MARYLAND W, 6-54/26/79 East Stroudsburg postponed4/28/79 at Rutgers W, 15-65/2/79 at East Stroudsburg W, 10-45/4/79 at Towson W, 7-15/5-6/79 Cent. Pa. Tourn. at Bucknell 1st Place Red Caps 16-5, Bucknell 9-0, Cabooses 14-4 and Central Pa. All Stars 8-7 5/11/79 +Brown W, 23-25/12/79 +Yale W, 9-25/13/79 +Massachusetts W, 8-5 +USWLA Nat. College Div. Tourn. at PSU



1980 (14-1-2)3/27/80 at Temple W, 6-54/5/80 at William & Mary T, 10-104/10/80 at Delaware W, 17-64/12/80 URSINUS T, 7-74/15/80 at Slippery Rock W, 15-24/19/80 WEST CHESTER W, 8-74/22/80 at Lock Haven W, 7-04/26/80 RUTGERS W, 10-34/29/80 at Maryland L, 7-65/1/80 TOWSON W, 18-45/3/80 Cent. Penn at Bucknell 1st place Bucknell 10-1, Cent. Penn All Stars 10-2, Lock Haven 9-15/6/80 EAST STROUDSBURG W, 31-05/9/80 +Harvard W, 12-65/10/80 +Massachusetts W, 8-35/11/80 +Maryland W, 3-1+USWLA Nat. College Div. Tourn. at Princeton

1981 (13-2)3/28/81 JAMES MADISON W, 18-84/2/81 at Towson W, 12-24/11/81 WILLIAM & MARY W, 17-134/13/81 SLIPPERY ROCK W, 10-34/16/81 TEMPLE W, 17-44/18/81 at Rutgers W, 13-64/21/81 LOCK HAVEN W, 10-64/23/81 MARYLAND W, 15-104/25/81 at West Chester W, 13-114/28/81 at Ursinus College L, 10-115/1-2/81 EAIAW Mid-Atlantic Tournament at Loyola (Md.)5/1/81 Temple W 5-45/2/81 Ursinus W 15-95/15-16 AIAW CHAMPIONSHIPS5/15/81 Maryland L 8-125/16/81 James Madison W 16-35/17/81 Massachusetts W 14-8

1982 (14-3)3/27/82 at James Madison W, 8-74/1/82 TOWSON W, 22-14/5/82 OHIO UNIVERSITY W, 25-44/10/82 at William & Mary W, 11-94/15/82 at Temple W, 8-74/17/82 RUTGERS W, 25-34/20/82 at Lock Haven W, 19-24/22/82 at Maryland L, 5-74/24/82 WEST CHESTER W, 15-64/27/82 URSINUS W, 20-75/1-2/82 at EAIAW Regionals 3rd place5/1/82 Pennsylvania L, 6-75/2/82 Maryland W, 10-25/5/82 PRINCETON W, 24-45/8/82 at Harvard W, 15-95/13-15 at AIAW Champ. at W. Chester 3rd place5/13/82 Ohio University W, 29-75/14/82 Temple L, 5-65/15/82 Pennsylvania W, 4-3

1983 (14-2)3/26/83 JAMES MADISON W, 16-43/31/83 at Princeton W, 15-44/2/83 at Virginia W, 16-84/7/83 at Towson W, 17-24/10/83 WILLIAM & MARY W, 14-114/14/83 TEMPLE L, 11-124/16/83 at Rutgers W, 20-54/19/83 LOCK HAVEN W, 32-44/21/83 MARYLAND W, 8-34/23/83 at West Chester W, 18-54/26/83 at Ursinus W, 16-84/28/83 PENNSYLVANIA W, 22-35/2/83 DELAWARE W, 16-95/14/83 +PENNSYLVANIA W, 12-25/21/83 ++Delaware L, 5-75/22/83 +++Massachusetts W, 7-6 (OT)+NCAA quarterfinal at Penn State++NCAA Semifinal at Pennsylvania+++NCAA third place at Pennsylvania

1984 (12-2)3/24/84 at James Madison W, 16-44/1/84 at Virginia W, 16-74/3/84 at Temple W, 6-54/5/84 WEST CHESTER W, 15-34/7/84 WILLIAM & MARY W, 23-34/10/84 at Delaware W, 19-74/14/84 RUTGERS W, 16-44/19/84 at Maryland L, 8-94/21/84 at Massachusetts W, 15-44/24/84 URSINUS W, 21-34/26/84 at Pennsylvania W, 13-74/28/84 NORTHWESTERN W, 16-65/2/84 PRINCETON W, 20-85/12/84 DELAWARE L, 9-10+NCAA quarterfinal at Penn State

1985 (14-4)3/23/85 JAMES MADISON W, 12-53/28/85 at Princeton W, 30-103/30/85 at Virginia W, 9-84/2/85 TEMPLE L, 7-84/4/85 at West Chester W, 17-84/6/85 at William & Mary W, 13-54/11/85 DELAWARE W, 21-134/13/85 at Rutgers W, 16-44/16/85 at Lafayette W, 11-74/18/85 MARYLAND L, 6-84/20/85 LEHIGH W, 15-54/21/85 NORTHWESTERN L, 7-84/25/85 PENNSYLVANIA W, 12-24/27/85 at New Hampshire W, 11-94/28/85 Northeastern at UNH W, 11-05/2/85 BUCKNELL W, 15-35/4/85 DARTMOUTH W, 12-55/11/85 +at Maryland L, 11-12ot+NCAA semifinal at Maryland

1986 (16-2)3/22/86 at James Madison W, 16-63/25/86 LOYOLA (MD) W, 9-43/27/86 PRINCETON W, 21-23/29/86 VIRGINIA W, 23-84/1/86 at Temple W, 13-64/3/86 WEST CHESTER W, 20-64/5/86 WILLIAM & MARY W, 9-74/10/86 at Delaware W, 13-84/12/86 RUTGERS W, 15-54/15/86 LAFAYETTE W, 22-44/17/86 at Maryland L 6-114/19/86 at Lehigh W, 12-24/21/86 at Pennsylvania W, 17-24/26/86 NEW HAMPSHIRE W, 11-104/29/86 at Bucknell W, 27-15/4/86 Northeastern at Harvard W, 28-55/10/86 +at Temple W, 8-75/17/97 ++at Maryland L, 10-11+NCAA semifinal at Temple++NCAA championship at Maryland

1987 (17-2)3/16/87 at Richmond W, 13-13/19/87 at Princeton W, 16-53/21/87 JAMES MADISON . W, 16-93/24/87 at Loyola (Md.) W, 14-63/28/87 at Virginia W, 12-103/29/87 at William & Mary L, 8-94/1/87 TEMPLE L, 7-104/3/87 at West Chester W, 20-74/5/87 LEHIGH W, 13-54/9/87 DELAWARE W, 14-74/11/87 at Rutgers W, 21-24/14/87 at Lafayette W, 13-84/22/87 PENNSYLVANIA W, 20-44/25/87 at New Hampshire W, 12-84/26/87 at Yale W, 19-24/28/87 BUCKNELL W, 17-35/3/87 MARYLAND W, 12-55/9/87 +VIRGINIA W, 14-95/16/87 ++Temple W, 7-6+NCAA Semifinals at Penn State++NCAA Championship at Maryland



1988 (15-4)3/16/88 at Richmond W, 16-103/19/88 at James Madison L, 6-53/22/88 LOYOLA, MD W, 8-33/26/88 VIRGINIA W, 9-43/27/88 WILLIAM & MARY W, 12-83/29/88 at Temple L, 14-113/31/88 WEST CHESTER W, 19-14/9/88 RUTGERS W, 26-14/12/88 LAFAYETTE L, 14-104/14/88 at Maryland W, 11-84/16/88 at Lehigh W, 16-24/18/88 at Delaware W, 13-84/19/88 PRINCETON W, 13-64/23/88 NEW HAMPSHIRE W, 9-54/26/88 at Bucknell W, 24-24/30/88 at Dartmouth W, 13-55/11/88- +NORTHWESTERN W, 12-65/15/88 ++at Lafayette W, 8-65/21/88 +++Temple at Haverford L, 7-15+NCAA First Round at Penn State++NCAA Semifinal at Lafayette +++NCAA Championship at Haverford

1989 (19-1)3/12/89 at Richmond W, 15-13/18/89 JAMES MADISON W, 18-83/19/89 COLGATE W, 22-33/21/89 at Loyola (Md.) W, 10-53/28/89 TEMPLE W, 13-54/1/89 at William & Mary W, 8-54/2/89 at Virginia W, 12-84/6/89 DELAWARE W, 13-44/8/89 at Rutgers W, 17-24/11/89 at Lafayette W, 13-54/13/89 MARYLAND W, 10-64/15/89 LEHIGH W, 20-04/18/89 at Princeton L, 12-104/20/89 WEST CHESTER W, 18-54/22/89 at New Hampshire W, 7-44/23/89 at Yale W, 13-24/25/89 BUCKNELL W 24-24/29/89 DARTMOUTH W, 11-55/20/89 +Temple W, 9-35/21/89 ++Harvard W, 7-6+NCAA Semifinal at West Chester++NCAA Championship at West Chester

1990 (13-5)3/11/90 at Richmond W, 11-33/17/90 at James Madison W, 8-23/20/90 LOYOLA (Md.) L, 6-5 SD3/22/90 SHIPPENSBURG W, 31-43/25/90 at Colgate W, 13-63/27/90 at Temple L, 10-83/31/90 VIRGINIA W, 10-94/1/90 WILLIAM & MARY W, 9-54/5/90 at Delaware W, 11-44/8/90 at Dartmouth W, 7-54/10/90 LAFAYETTE W, 9-54/12/90 at Maryland L, 9-7

4/14/90 at Lehigh W, 15-54/17/90 PRINCETON W, 6-24/19/90 at West Chester W, 7-14/21/90 NEW HAMPSHIRE L, 7-64/24/90 at Bucknell W, 14-15/12/90 +at Temple L, 9-4+NCAA First Round at Temple

1991 (14-4)3/11/91 at Richmond W, 9-23/19/91 at Loyola (Md.) W, 8-53/21/91 COLGATE W, 11-93/26/91 TEMPLE W, 9-53/29/91 at Virginia W, 10-93/30/91 at William & Mary W 9-64/4/91 DELAWARE W, 14-84/7/91 JAMES MADISON W, 17-54/9/91 at Lafayette L, 9-84/11/91 MARYLAND W, 7-64/13/91 DARTMOUTH W, 7-54/14/91 LEHIGH W, 12-34/18/91 WEST CHESTER W, 15-74/20/91 at New Hampshire L, 9-74/21/91 at Vermont W, 4-3 OT4/27/91 at Princeton L, 11-105/11/91 +at Lafayette W, 11-95/18/91 ++Virginia L, 10-5+NCAA First Round at Lafayette++NCAA Semifinal at Trenton State

1992 (11-5)3/8/92 at Richmond W 11-43/18/92 LOYOLA (Md.) W, 9-73/21/92 at James Madison W, 11-93/24/92 at Temple L, 9-83/28/92 WILLIAM & MARY W 7-6 OT3/29/92 VIRGINIA L, 9-64/2/92 at Delaware W, 11-14/5/92 at Lehigh W, 10-14/8/92 LAFAYETTE W, 18-114/13/92 at Dartmouth W, 7 6 sd4/16/92 at West Chester W, 14-34/25/92 PRINCETON L, 7-54/27/92 NEW HAMPSHIRE W, 12-84/29/92 at Colgate W, 14-35/2/92 at Maryland L, 9-65/9/92 +at Virginia L, 11-5+NCAA First Round at Virginia

1993 (11-5)3/5/93 at Old Dominion W, 11-93/11/93 Richmond at Hilton Head W, 13-43/17/93 at Loyola (Md.) W, 7-63/20/93 JAMES MADISON W, 8-53/23/93 LEHIGH W, 18-73/27/93 at William & Mary L, 13-83/28/93 at Virginia W, 7-54/1/93 DELAWARE W, 18-104/7/93 at Lafayette W, 12-64/10/93 DARTMOUTH L, 9-64/15/93 WEST CHESTER W, 16-7

4/17/93 TEMPLE W, 13-74/24/93 at Princeton L, 13-64/26/93 at New Hampshire W, 9-65/1/93 MARYLAND L, 14-75/8/93 +at Princeton L, 11-7+NCAA First Round at Princeton

1994 (9-6)3/9/94 at Richmond W, 12-11 OT3/16/94 LOYOLA (Md.) L, 11-10 OT3/19/94 at James Madison L, 9-63/26/94 VIRGINIA L, 11-10 OT3/27/94 WILLIAM & MARY W, 11-73/30/94 at Lehigh W, 18-34/2/94 DREXEL W, 14-44/6/94 LAFAYETTE W, 12-44/10/94 at Dartmouth L, 8-74/17/94 at Temple W, 11-44/18/94 at West Chester W, 12-74/20/94 OLD DOMINION W, 10-84/23/94 PRINCETON L, 10-34/25/94 NEW HAMPSHIRE W, 15-44/30/94 at Maryland L, 21-4

1995 (12-6)3/9/95 at Old Dominion L, 7-63/15/95 at Loyola (Md.) L, 7-6 OT3/18/95 JAMES MADISON L, 9-53/25/95 at Virginia W, 9-63/26/95 at William & Mary W, 5-43/30/95 LEHIGH W, 7-64/1/95 DELAWARE W, 11-84/5/95 at Lafayette W, 14-54/8/95 RICHMOND W, 16-74/9/95 DARTMOUTH W, 9-74/12/95 at Drexel W, 15-34/15/95 TEMPLE W, 8-54/18/95 WEST CHESTER W, 17-64/22/95 at Princeton L, 13-54/24/95 at New Hampshire W, 13-64/29/95 MARYLAND L, 5-35/13/95 +JAMES MADISON W, 11-75/20/95 ++Maryland L, 12-7+NCAA First Round at Penn State++NCAA Semifinal at Trenton State



1996 (11-5)3/13/96 LOYOLA (Md.) L, 9-83/16/96 at James Madison L, 8-53/17/96 at Richmond W, 19-93/23/96 WILLIAM & MARY W, 9-53/24/96 VIRGINIA W, 10-93/30/96 at Delaware W, 10-93/31/96 Old Dominion at Delaware W, 14-44/5/96 at Lehigh W, 12-74/7/96 at Dartmouth W, 9-54/10/96 LAFAYETTE W, 13-34/13/96 at Temple W, 18-124/14/96 at West Chester W, 13-24/20/96 PRINCETON L, 9-84/22/96 NEW HAMPSHIRE W, 15-14/27/96 at Maryland L, 10-65/11/96 +at Princeton L, 13-9+NCAA Quarterfinals at Princeton

1997 (10-6)3/10/97 at Old Dominion W, 8-33/12/97 at Loyola (Md.) L, 16-83/15/97 JAMES MADISON L, 10-93/16/97 VANDERBILT W, 14-73/22/97 at William and Mary L, 9-83/23/97 at Virginia L, 8-63/29/97 DELAWARE W, 7-54/5/97 LEHIGH W, 15-24/6/97 DARTMOUTH W, 12-94/9/97 at Lafayette W, 16-84/12/97 TEMPLE W, 10-64/13/97 OHIO STATE W, 14-34/19/97 at Princeton W, 14-114/21/97 at New Hampshire W, 15-34/26/97 MARYLAND L, 12-115/10/97 +at Maryland L, 2-6+NCAA First Round at Maryland

1998 (10-8)3/4/98 RICHMOND W,16-93/7/98 COLGATE W, 10-83/11/98 LOYOLA (Md.) L, 12-73/14/98 at James Madison W, 12-113-21-98 WILLIAM & MARY L, 8-63/22/98 VIRGINIA L, 11-103/28/98 PRINCETON L, 19-123/29/98 OLD DOMINION W, 11-74/4/98 at Lehigh W, 18-64/6/98 at Dartmouth L, 11-94/8/98 LAFAYETTE W, 15-104/11/98 at Temple L, 12-84/18/98 at Ohio State W, 14-34/20/98 at Delaware L, 12-114/25/98 at Maryland L, 14-105/1/98 VANDERBILT W, 17-75/9/98 +MASSACHUSETTS W, 14-35/10/98 +RUTGERS W, 14-9+ECAC Championship at Penn State

1999 (15-5)3/2/99 MARYLAND L, 12-83/8/99 Georgetown at Vanderbilt W, 9-83/10/99 at Vanderbilt W, 9-73/14/99 JAMES MADISON W, 17-123/19/99 at William and Mary W, 11-103/21/99 at Virginia L, 15-53/26/99 at Princeton L 9-83/27/99 at Lafayette W, 16-84/3/99 NEW HAMPSHIRE W, 20-54/6/99 TEMPLE W 12-64/10/99 at Loyola (Md.) L, 9-84/11/99 LEHIGH W, 23-64/13/99 DELAWARE W, 15-64/16/99 OHIO STATE W, 10-84/18/99 DARTMOUTH W, 8-64/21/99 North Carolina at Goucher W, 7-64/24/99 at Old Dominion W, 10-75/5/99 +WEST CHESTER W, 23-75/8/99 ++at Princeton W, 9-7 (OT)8/14/99 +++Maryland L, 17-13+NCAA First Round at Penn State++NCAA Quarterfinals at Princeton+++NCAA Semifinals at Johns Hopkins

2000 (8-9)3/6/00 at Lehigh W, 23-83/9/00 at Maryland L, 19-43/11/00 at James Madison L, 18-113/17/00 VIRGINIA L, 13-73/19/00 WILLIAM & MARY W, 13-12 OT3/24/00 LAFAYETTE W, 15-113/25/00 PRINCETON L, 19-84/1/00 at Ohio State W, 16-54/2/00 vs. Delaware @OSU L, 15-74/5/00 at Temple W, 13-114/8/00 LOYOLA (MD.) L, 9-8 OT4/13/00 vs. North Carolina @JHU L, 14-134/16/00 at Dartmouth L, 14-54/18/00 at New Hampshire W, 13-84/22/00 OLD DOMINION W, 15-134/23/00 VANDERBILT L, 9-74/29/00 GEORGETOWN W, 16-13

2001 (8-10)3/3/01 CORNELL L, 11-93/10/01 JAMES MADISON L, 14-113/13/01 MASSACHUSETTS W, 11-53/16/01 at Virginia L, 15-113/18/01 at William & Mary W, 12-113/21/01 DELAWARE W, 6-53/24/01 at Princeton L, 10-93/30/01 MARYLAND L, 14-84/1/01 NORTH CAROLINA L, 19-94/3/01 TEMPLE W, 13-84/7/01 at Loyola L, 10-64/10/01 LEHIGH W, 17-24/13/01 at Old Dominion W, 9-84/15/01 DARTMOUTH L, 12-114/20/01 at Georgetown L, 23-114/22/01 at Lafayette W, 13-54/28/01 OHIO STATE W, 15-10

5/10/01 +at Dartmouth L, 9-7+NCAA First Round at Penn State

2002 (8-9, 4-2 ALC)3/2/02 at Vanderbilt* L, 7-63/8/02 at James Madison W, 11-103/15/02 Virginia L, 11-93/17/02 William & Mary W, 10-83/20/02 Johns Hopkins* W, 13-93/23/02 Princeton L, 17-83/26/02 at Temple L, 18-143/29/02 at Maryland L, 13-113/31/02 vs. North Carolina at Md. L, 15-74/6/02 Loyola W, 10-94/14/02 at Dartmouth L, 13-84/19/02 Davidson* W, 13-54/21/02 Northwestern* W, 13-104/24/02 Georgetown L, 18-94/26/02 at Ohio State* L, 15-124/28/02 at Ohio* W, 17-125/4/02 at Delaware W, 13-9* American Lacrosse Conference game

2003 (9-8, 5-1 ALC)3/1/03 VANDERBILT* W, 12-113/7/03 JAMES MADISON L, 12-113/11/03 at Davidson* W, 14-23/14/03 at Virginia L, 15-93/16/03 at William & Mary W, 13-73/22/03 at Princeton L, 10-73/25/03 TEMPLE W, 13-73/28/03 vs. Maryland (at OSU) L, 11-103/30/03 vs. North Carolina (at OSU) W, 9-74/5/03 at Loyola (Md.) L, 15-144/7/03 at Johns Hopkins* W, 11-44/15/03 PENNSYLVANIA L, 13-94/19/03 at Northwestern* W, 12-74/23/03 at Georgetown L, 19-94/25/03 OHIO* W, 16-54/27/03 OHIO STATE* L, 10-95/3/03 DELAWARE W, 13-10* American Lacrosse Conference game

2004 (6-11, 3-3 ALC)2/29/04 at Vanderbilt* L, 16-123/6/04 DAVIDSON* W, 19-23/9/04 at James Madison L, 16-83/12/04 VIRGINIA L, 10-93/14/04 WILLIAM & MARY L, 12-11 (OT)3/20/04 PRINCETON L, 13-73/23/04 at Temple W, 8-53/26/04 Maryland (at UNC) L,12-113/28/04 at North Carolina L, 13-44/3/04 LOYOLA (Md.) L, 10-94/7/04 at Pennsylvania W, 9-8 (2OT)4/17/04 NORTHWESTERN* L, 13-114/21/04 GEORGETOWN W, 10-74/23/04 at Ohio State* W, 13-104/25/04 at Ohio* L, 8-75/1/04 JOHNS HOPKINS* W, 12-95/8/04 at Delaware L, 11-10 (2OT)* American Lacrosse Conference game



2005 (12-5, 5-1 ALC)2/26/05 VANDERBILT* W, 15-73/4/05 BUCKNELL W, 19-33/7/05 at Davidson* W, 20-33/11/05 at Virginia W, 10-73/13/05 at William & Mary L, 13-123/19/05 at Princeton W, 14-13 (2OT)3/22/05 TEMPLE L, 6-53/25/05 Maryland (at UNC) W, 13-123/27/05 at North Carolina L, 13-74/2/05 at Loyola (Md.) W, 10-54/6/05 PENNSYLVANIA W, 16-94/15/05 at Northwestern* L, 14-64/22/05 OHIO STATE* W, 6-44/24/05 OHIO* W, 17-84/30/05 at Johns Hopkins* W, 9-85/1/05 DELAWARE W, 15-65/7/05 +NORTH CAROLINA L, 7-6 (2OT)*American Lacrosse Conference game+NCAA First Round at Penn State

2006 (8-8, 4-1 ALC)2/25/06 at Vanderbilt* W, 9-83/5/06 COLGATE W, 19-33/7/06 at Bucknell W, 19-53/10/06 VIRGINIA L, 12-83/12/06 WILLIAM & MARY L, 14-123/18/06 PRINCETON L, 17-93/21/06 at Temple W, 9-63/24/06 at Maryland L, 16-73/26/06 vs. North Carolina L, 16-124/2/06 LOYOLA (Md.) W, 16-104/5/06 at Pennsylvania L, 8-64/12/06 at Delaware L, 15-144/16/06 NORTHWESTERN* L, 19-94/21/06 at Ohio State* W, 19-124/23/06 at Ohio* W, 14-54/29/06 JOHNS HOPKINS* W, 15-14*American Lacrosse Conference game

2007 (9-8, 0-4 ALC)2/24/07 DELAWARE W, 15-102/28/07 BUCKNELL W, 19-63/4/07 COLGATE W, 11-43/9/07 at Virginia L, 13-63/11/07 at William & Mary W, 12-43/17/07 at Princeton W, 8-73/20/07 TEMPLE W, 17-53/25/07 VANDERBILT* L, 9-73/31/07 at Loyola (Md.) W, 20-74/3/07 PENNSYLVANIA L, 16-54/6/07 NORTH CAROLINA W, 8-7 (2OT)4/8/07 MARYLAND L, 10-94/14/07 at Northwestern* L, 19-84/20/07 OHIO STATE* L, 9-84/27/07 at Johns Hopkins* L, 17-105/3/07 vs. Ohio State^ W, 9-75/4/07 vs. Northwestern^ L, 19-7*American Lacrosse Conference gameÂLC Tournament games, at Johns Hopkins

2008 (5-12, 0-4 ALC)2/24/08 at Temple L, 8-73/2/08 COLGATE W, 18-33/7/08 VIRGINIA L, 13-73/9/08 WILLIAM & MARY W, 18-123/15/08 PRINCETON L, 7-63/19/08 at Pennsylvania L, 14-73/23/08 at Vanderbilt* L, 10-73/28/08 at Delaware L, 13-43/30/08 LOYOLA W, 10-74/4/08 vs. Maryland L, 12-11 (3OT)4/6/08 at North Carolina L, 14-94/13/08 NORTHWESTERN* L, 13-124/18/08 CINCINNATI W, 19-44/20/08 at Ohio State* L, 17-124/26/08 JOHNS HOPKINS* L, 10-85/2/08 vs. Ohio State^ W, 13-55/3/08 vs. Northwestern^ L, 15-7*American Lacrosse Conference gameÂLC Championship games, at Northwestern

2009 (9-8, 2-2 ALC)2/18/09 LAFAYETTE W, 20-72/25/09 BUCKNELL W, 18-53/1/09 COLGATE W, 16-63/3/09 MOUNT ST. MARY’S W, 13-33/8/09 at Virginia L, 12-11(OT)3/14/09 at Princeton L, 9-73/18/09 PENNSYLVANIA L, 9-6 3/22/09 VANDERBILT* L, 12-73/28/09 at William & Mary W, 14-124/3/09 vs. Maryland L, 20-124/5/09 vs. North Carolina L, 11-74/8/09 LEHIGH W, 14-104/12/09 at Northwestern* L, 17-64/19/09 OHIO STATE* W, 13-94/25/09 at Johns Hopkins* W, 12-115/1/09 OHIO STATE^ W, 11-75/2/09 NORTHWESTERN^ L, 13-3*American Lacrosse Conference gameÂLC Championship games, at Penn State

2010 (10-7, 1-4 ALC)2/14/10 LOYOLA (Md.) W, 9-82/16/10 at Bucknell W, 15-22/21/10 MARYLAND L, 17-92/28/10 COLGATE W, 17-73/7/10 VIRGINIA L, 13-83/13/10 at Delaware W, 12-83/21/10 at Vanderbilt* L, 20-143/24/10 at Lafayette W, 19-53/28/10 WILLIAM & MARY W, 11-84/3/10 at Florida* L, 13-114/7/10 at Lehigh W, 14-134/11/10 NORTHWESTERN* L, 13-64/18/10 at Ohio State* W, 18-124/19/10 JOHNS HOPKINS* L, 12-74/25/10 TEMPLE W, 14-35/6/10 at Ohio State^ W, 14-125/7/10 vs. Northwestern L, 15-9*American Lacrosse Conference game

ÂLC Championship games, at Ohio State

2011 (10-8, 3-2 ALC)2/20/11 at Maryland L, 13-22/26/11 ALBANY L, 8-73/2/11 BUCKNELL W, 22-23/6/11 at Virginia L, 10-53/8/11 at Loyola (Md.) L, 10-73/12/11 DELAWARE W, 11-33/16/11 HOFSTRA W, 16-73/20/11 at Vanderbilt* W, 11-83/23/11 LAFAYETTE W, 17-93/27/11 at William & Mary W, 17-84/2/11 FLORIDA* L, 13-74/8/11 at Northwestern* L, 14-54/12/11 LEHIGH W, 12-114/17/11 OHIO STATE* W, 11-10 (2OT)4/23/11 at Johns Hopkins* W, 10-74/30/11 at Princeton L, 19-105/5/11 vs. Johns Hopkins^ W, 17-115/6/11 vs. Northwestern^ L, 14-3*American Lacrosse Conference gameÂLC Championship games, at Vanderbilt


ALL-TIME SERIES RECORDS

Opponent Record Last win Series startAlbany 0-1-0 - 2011Baltimore Club 1-0-0 1965 1965Brockport 1-0-0 1977 1977Brown 1-0-0 1979 1979Bucknell 15-0-0 2011 1978Cabooses 1-0-0 1979 1979Cent. Pa. All Stars 2-0-0 1980 1979Cincinnati 1-0-0 2008 2008Colgate 10-0-0 2010 1989Cornell 6-1-0 1975 1970Cortland 2-0-0 1977 1968Dartmouth 10-7-0 1999 1985Davidson 4-0-0 2005 2002Delaware 24-7-0 2011 1979Drexel 2-0-0 1995 1994East Stroudsburg 5-9-0 1979 1965Florida 0-2-0 - 2010Frostburg 5-4-2 1977 1967Georgetown 3-3-0 2004 1999Hartwick 7-2-0 1975 1967Harvard 3-0-0 1989 1980Hofstra 1-0-0 2011 2011Ithaca 4-5-0 1976 1968James Madison 17-9-0 2002 1981Johns Hopkins 8-3-0 2011 2001Lafayette 19-2-0 2011 1985Lehigh 20-0-0 2011 1985Lock Haven 12-5-0 1983 1969Loyola (Md.) 13-12-0 2010 1986Maryland 14-33-1 2005 1973Massachusetts 8-0-0 2001 1978Millersville 6-2-0 1978 1971Mount St. Mary’s 1-0-0 2009 2009New Hampshire 13-2-0 2000 1985North Carolina 3-9-0 2007 1999Northeastern 2-0-0 1986 1985Northwestern 4-14-0 2003 1984Ohio State 15-4-0 2011 1997Ohio University 6-1-0 2006 1982Old Dominion 8-1-0 2001 1993Pennsylvania 9-5-0 2005 1982Princeton 12-20-0 2007 1982Red Caps 1-0-0 1979 1979Richmond 11-0-0 1998 1987Rutgers 14-0-0 1998 1978Shippensburg 1-0-0 1990 1990Slippery Rock 5-0-0 1981 1977Temple 16-13-0 2010 1978Towson 6-0-0 1983 1978Ursinus 8-1-1 1984 1976Vanderbilt 7-7-0 2011 1997Vermont 1-0-0 1991 1991Virginia 4-18-0 2005 1983West Chester 20-3-0 1999 1975William & Mary 24-7-1 2011 1980Wilson 6-2-0 1975 1967Yale 2-0-0 1989 1980

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ALL-TIME LETTERWINNERS

A Abbazia, Tammy 1992-93Abrahams, Harriet 1970-71Abrahams, Ralph 1969Adams, Aly 2009-presentAffonsa, Kate 1999-2000Albert, Becky 1990-92Albert, Lauren 1994Allison,Christin 1999Altadonna, Amy 1999-02Ames, Megan 1998-01Andress, Lea 2010Anthony, Dale 1982Arena, Theresa 1978, 80-81Ashenfelter, Elaine 1975-76Ashton, Donna 1984-85Asm, Wendy 1965Astler, Kim 1974-75

BBailey, Brooke 1999-02Baldwin, Patricia 1970-72Barto, Peg 1973Bator, June 1969Bauer, Amy 1987-88Beach, Brady 2002-05Beardsley, Sue 1968Beegle, Janet 1968Beers, Leanne 1991-93Benedict, Kirt 1994Beyerle, Robin 1973-75Bhanos, Christina 1995Bigelow, Alli 1993-94Bitzer, Carly 2011-presentBlackburn, Tricia 1993Blazosky, Dorothy 1972Blood, Deana 1989-92Boccio, Ashley 2008-11Boccio, Jess 2005-08Borger, Lisa 1985-86Boyd, Meg 2003-06Boyle, Jacque 1983Bozarth, Chris 1971-72Bradford, Barbara 1972Braum, Kitty 1969Brazer, Elena 1988-91Bremier, Margaret 1973-76Bretherick, Karen 1974-76Brodsky, Jordan 1996-99Brody, Traci 1992-93Brown, Karen 1989-91Brown, Mimi 1970-72Bruno, Antionette 1967-68Bryan, Kim 1984-85Bryan, Lauren 2003-06Bryan, Mariel 2006-09Bucci, Donna 1990-93Bucci, Theresa 2007-10Bull, Susanne 1993-96Bullard, Vicki 1974-75Burke, Kristen 2002-05

Burke, Lauren 2006-09Burnes, Lynn 1988-91Burnett, Patti 1971-72Bush, Carey 1998-2000Busse, Krissy 1993Buttle, Christina 2005-08

C Callahan, Bridget 2009-11Cahill, Dana 2009-presentCampbell, Erin 1995Cannon, Ann 1966-67Caratelli, Laura 1992Cardoni, Katie 1998Carnaggio, Amy 1993-95Carney, Lizzy 2011-presentCarter, Aly 2006-09Castor, Debora 1979-80Chamberlain, Brittaney 2009-presentChamberlin, Martha 1967-68Chambers, Emily 2002-05Chang, Helen 1972-73Cipro, Renee 2004-07Clough, Lee 1986-89Coen, LeeAnn 1990-91Coffee, Pat 1966Cohill, Ellen 1981-84Connelly, Joanne 1993-96Cooke, Laina 1989-90Cornet, Sandra 1982Craig, Janique 2001-04Cronin, Tiffany 1997Crowe, Tamara 1994-97Curnoles, Stephanie 2001-04Curtin, Kathy 1985, 87Cyr, Mackenzie 2011-present

DDanser, Laura 1974D’Agui, Lynn 1980D’Arcy, Michele 1978-79Davidheiser, Pam 1986Davies, Julie 1997Davies, Nancy 1985Davis, Alisha 1988Davis, Karin 1975-76Davis, Lynne 1969Dawes, Patricia 1970-71Dayton, Krista 1988DeCecco, Alison 1999-02Dean, Mary 2009-11Deem, Maia 1979-80DeJuliis, Michele 1994-97Deleany, Laura 1983-84Delp, Kate 1993-94Denshaw, Cathy 1987DeWitt, Barbara 1968-69DiSilva, Debbie 1977Disque, Sally 1972-73Dolan, Janet 1979-82Donahue, Jamie 2001-04

Doran, Barb 1974-75Downing, Summer 1996-99Duffey, Sharon 1975-76, 78Dunbar, Maggie 2008-11Dunn, Shanna 2002Dunphy, Maggy 1983-86Dutch, Lindsay 2004-07

EEastman, Jackie 2008-11Eberz, Megan 1992-94Eldridge, Jessica 1997-98Ellis, Stephanie 2007-10Erdman, Aimee 1988Evans, Darcy 1966Ewan, Pattie Sue 1980-83

FFernandez, Molly 2010-presentField, Jody 1976, 79Fielder, Michele 1978-81Filipowski, Joan 1988-89Findlay, Anne 1972-73Finn, Candace 1979-82Fisch, Lauren 2002-04Fissinger, Jeannie 1979Fitzgerald, Lori 1990-93Fix, Nancy 1977Flexer, Stephanie 1993-94, 96Florio, Marsha 1982-85Foley, Mary Ann 1987-89Foley, Patricia 1974Forcey, Jennifer 1996Ford, Molly 1999-02Foulsham, Ali 2011-presentFoulsham, Evan 2011-presentFox, Bobbie 1969Fox, Dori 1990Frandé, Liz 2003-06Freeman, Kai 2001Frey, Kristin 1982Friedrich, Suzanne 1982-85Frysinger, Robin 1973-75

GGalindo, Chrissie 2006-09Gammon, Janeen 1988Gansner, Robyn 1978-81Garwood, Becca 1976Geisinger, Ann 1972Gerhart, Peggy 1974Gibbons, Carrie 1997Gini, Karen 1970Ginkinger, Cindy 1975-76Goldman, Sue 1966Goodwill, Linda 1966Grandy, Leslie 1973Granger, Anne 1988Gratz, Alexa 1983-84Graves, Hilary 1975-76Gray, Laurie 1981-84



Green, Jenn 2004-07Growney, Patrice 1977Guarino, Rosalie 1986-88Guy, Katie 2010-present

H Haeberlen, Ronnie 1972Hagemann, Lindsay 2005-08Hahn, Sue 1977Hall, Pam 1973Haller, Andrea 1972Hallowell, Betty 1966Hamerla, Janice 1974Hans, Tacy 1993-94Hansen, Wendy 1987-88Harper, Becky 1973-76Harris, Betsy 1971Harris, Kate 1989-91Hartman, Katie 2001-04Havrilla, Lori 2003-06Hedde, Maggie 1994Hengst, Amy 1990-91Heuisler, Katy 2001-02Higgins, Laura 2007High, Fay 1971-73Hoke, Laurie 1980-83Holberg, Joyce 1977-80Holden, Hayden 1990-91Hollerbach, Megan 2008-11Holloway, Nancy 1970-72Holt, Christy 1966Honish, Julie 1990-91Hopkins, Anne 1983-84Hosterman, Katie 1988Hoysted, Karen 1988-91Hoysted, Sara 1991-92Hughes, Alexandra 1983-86Hughes, Dana 1993-94Hughes, Kelsey 2011-presentHughes, Monica 1982-84Hunsicker, Elisabeth 1992-94Hutchings, Lorraine 1972Hutman, Patricia 1984Hvorecky, Janice 1974-75

J Jackson, Janet 1974Jackson, Virginia 1966-67Jarman, Anne 1972Javens, Jo 1980-81Jenkins, Cindy 1994Jenkins, Courtney 1997-2000Jensen, Brittany 2006-09Jeschke, Katie 2001-04Johnson, Jennifer 1996-99Johnston, Linda 1968Joines, Shannon 1987Jones, Karen 1977, 79-80Jones, Suzie 1985-86Jordan, Antoinette 1968Jordan, Barb 1982-85

Jordan, Lynn 1982Jordan, Peggy 1978-79Josephs, Margo 2007-09Jung, Melissa 2001Jurkowsky, Cammie 2005-07

K Kaden, Jill 1996-99Kane, Beckie 1972Karpinski, Cindy 1979-81Karpowich, Karen 1974, 76Kassab, Chris 1971-73Neane, Colleen 1989Keating, Cara 2002Keeler, Wendi 1978Kemp, Renee 1980-82Kennedy, Susan 1966-67Kenney, Christine 1997-2000Kinnear, Wendy 1968-70Kirk, Kendra 1989-90Kistler, Donna 1972Kitchel, Helen 1968-71Klein, Kathy 1988-89Kline, Susan 1972Kloidt, Patty 1991, 93-94Koffenberger, Jane 1980-83Kohler, Diane 1972Kolongowski, Ann 1989, 91-93Kolongowski, Marcy 1992-94Kontson, Kim 2005-08Kopski, Kristen 1987-89Koterba, Robin 1971Kotkin, Jennifer 1995Kowalczyk, Andrea 1974-76Kranzley, Gwen 1971-73Kuhl, Nancy 1977Kyler, Judith 1967

LLaMar, Denise 1967-68Land, Bev 1974-76Lark, Lois 1967-68Larson, Chris 1975-76Lee, Sooji 2002Lehman, Julie 1988Lehr, Anne 1978Lemyre, Beth 1977Lessing, Amy 1979-81LeNoir, Mary 2007-2008, 2010Lesnick, Laura 2008-11Lessing, Amy 1979-81Lewis, Carrie 1994Lieb, Jessi 2005-08Lill, Donna 1975Lincicome, Laura 2006-09Lindgren, Laurie 1986Logan, Alisa 1978-81Lloyd, Melissa 2011-presentLong, Karen 2004-07Long, Sarah 1995-97Longobucco, Amanda 2006-09

Looney, Martha 1969-71Loughran, Jackie 1970Lozada, Piedad 1996Lozano, Marissa 2007-09Lucey, B.J. 1999-02Lukas, Karen 1991-92Luxton, Carol 1967Lyon, Jane 1986

MMacan, Leslie 1972MacLaughlin, Nancy 1969MacRone, Melissa 1999-02Maguire, Tara 1993Mahaffey, Judy 1980-83Mallen, Donna 1974-76Mangino, Lisa 1990-92Mannarino, Joni 1976Mannion, Carter 1982Manson, Sally 1969-71Marabella, Tori 1997-98Maran, Sarah 1994Marcy, Renee 1994Martin, Amy 1996Martin, Megan 1996-99Martindale, Jane 1967-69Maslin, Shari 2003-06Mass, Tracy 1987-90Mattson, Linda 1981-84McCall, Allison 1994-97McCarthy, Mary 1984-87McConnell, Linda 1972McCoy, Susie 1974-76McCue, Eileen 1985McDermott Debra 1973McDevitt, Maureen 1986McGinley, Chris 1992McGowan, Katrina 2003-06McGrail, Donna 1973McGraw, Nicole 1992-93McGuire, Megan 2006-09McHugh, Patty 1986McMonagle, Cheri 1985-86, 88McNicholas,Mary 1989-92McShane, Bonnie 1987Mechem, Emily 1996-99Meeder, Jill 1972Meehan, Cindy 1980-81Megrail, Donna 1974Middleton, Skye 2002-05Mihm, Erica 2007-10Miller, Callan 1991-92Miller, Christie 1989-90Miskiewica, Heather 1996Mitinger, Jean 1982Monahan, Michele 1984-86Monk, Susan 1970Monteith, Leslie 1981, 83-84Montrella, Martha 1973Mook, Margaret 1968Moon, Chris 1981-83Mooney, Suzanne 1986



More, Lynn 1983Morett, Charlene 1976Morga, Kate 1998Morgan, MaryBeth 1972-73Morrison, Maureen 1979Myers, M. Dede 1968Myers, Robin 1973Myers, Stephanie 1986-89

NNeave, Tracey 1985Norkitis, Jacqueline 1987Nutter, Susan 1990-93O’Brien, Colleen 1996-99O’Hara, Colleen 2000-03O’Dell, Nancy 1969O’Donnell, Cindy 1977, 79-80O’Mullane, Alice 1970O’Toole, MaryBeth 2001Ogden, Cynthia 1973Opel, Susan 1968Oram, Beth 1987Oughton, Barbara 1968

P Pace, Katie 2000-03Palazzi, Laura 2000-01Parvizi, Armita 1994Pasicznyk, Chris 1986Pearsall, Jill 1992-95Penrose, Judy 1978Pergrin, Patricia 1972-73Persia, Linda 1973Pesto, Karen 1976Petchel, Meg 2003-04Pharoah, Karen 1985-87Plake, Joanie 2004-07Poley, Leslie 1977Pollack, Gisela 1966Pollard, Alexandra 1995Polvino, Stephanie 1990Prakken, Martha 1966Prebula, Kim 1985Purvis, Lauren 2011-present

RRadzius, Gabjia 1999Rainey, Nikki 1973Ralph, Melissa 1993Rambo, Jennifer 1983-84Ratcliffe, Sally 1982-83Rath, Megan 2001Razzi, Lorraine 1983-84Reese, Brenda 1984-85Reich, Linda 1966Reinhart, Randy 1975-76Retzlaff, Lauren 1995-98Reusswig, Kristin 1987Reyes, Pia 1980-82Richard, Kathy 1970-71Richard, Mary 1969

Rickards, Karen 1981-84Riecks, Becky 1985Rosander, Karin 1973Ross, Ashley 2009-10Ross, Diane 1988Rothfuss, Heidi 1998-01Rothman, Robin 1987Rowlyk, Tara 1994-97Rundegren, June 1969Ryan, Brenna 1994

S Saggese, Stacy 1999-02Salamon, Mindy 1989-92Sansone, Christy 1990-92Saylor, Heather 1998-99Schaeffer, Ruth 1970Schiller, Katie 1999-02Schnellenbach, Karen 1976Schlater, Doreen 1982-85Schnabel, Cindy 1981Schock, Rebecca 1995-96Schultz, Lindsy 1996-97Schuster, Elaine 1970-71Scott, Sharon 1976Shafer, Heidi 1992-95Shalbrack, Jamie 1998-2000Shand, Alyson 1999-02Shannon, Colleen 1979-80Shannon, Maureen 1985-88Shay, Anna 1984Shea, Colleen 2009-presentShea, Kerry 2006-09Shea, Linsey 2005-08Sheehan, Lindsay 1982Sheldon, Deborah 1967Shepanski, Melissa 1995-96Sherman, Erica 1970Sherman, Jackie 2002-04Shinehouse, Lisa 1986Shinn, Margit 1966Shubert, Stacy 1996Shuey, Sara 1980-81Sibson, Joan 1966Sigda, Patricia 1982-83Sivertsen, Laurie 1987-89Skovran, Joanne 1969-70Slowik, Karen 1994Smart, Jean 1985-86Smith, Keene 1986Smith, Megan 1988-91Snellenburg, Betsy 1971-72Snyder, Jan 1979Sobolak, Marilyn 1972Sofarnos, Hayley 2010-11Sommers, Sue 1987Soriero, Julie 1972-73Sorgi, Andrea 2000-01Speno, Cassie 2009-10Spinelli, Maryanne 1970Stanke, Susan 1997-98Stauffer, Lisa 1980-81

Staszesky, Niki 1985,89Steadman, Jen 2008-11Steele, Kari 1997Stetson, Vicki 1966-67Stevenson, Sharon 1990Stockett, Kara 1991-94Stokes, Beth 1985-87Streater, Diane 1966Streeton, Nancy 1974-76Sullivan, Jane 1977Sullivan, Peggy 1970Sweeney, Faith 1989-91Szczecinski, Lori 1984

T Talbot, Jan 1972Taylor, Carol 1986-87Thompson, Beth 1983-86Thompson, Lynn 1978-81Tice, Julie 1997Ticknor, Sandy 1978-2000Tinucci, Sharon 1979Tortorelli, Lee 2002-05Townsend, Kate 2002-05Tracy, Jan 1966Troxler, Shirley 1967-67Turner, Mary 1987Turse, Michelle 1989-91

VValderas, Maria 2007-10Valerio, Louise 1971Vaughan, Becky 1986Veal, Amanda 1984Veronesi, Nancy 1973Vesco, Ann Marie 1985Videon, Cheryl 1995Vitale, Chris 1984

W Wallace, Karen 1966Waltz, Linda 1975-78Ward, Sara 2002-05Watkins, Lynn 1973-76Watts, Kathy 1977Way, Ashley 1998-99Way, Christy 1992-95Webb, Jennifer 1997-2000Weinberg, Lyn 1968-69Weinberg, Suzanne 1992-95Welch, Elaine 2009-presentWest, Toni 1971-72Westley, Kristy 1991-92Whipple, Diane 1987-90White, Barbara 1966Wick, Katy 2008-11Wild, Diane 1983Wilde, Carolyn 1980-81Williams, Betsy 1981-84Williams, Shauna 1993-95Winters, Kristen 1988


ALL-TIME LETTERWINNERS

Wise, Mary Jo 1974-75Wisloski, Lynn 1998Wismer, Sandy 1989Wisniewski, Susan 1975-78Wood, Kristen 2000-03Worley, Tami 1986-89Wright, Rene 1981Wyatt, Judy 1974-75

Y Yeager, Carol 1978-80Yoder, Susan 1990-92Young, Alicia 1988-92Young, Sara 1999-02

ZZehler, Carol 1978Zichelli, Theresa 2009-presentZollers, Kristen 1988Zuck, Donna 1976Zurmuhlen, Kit 1988

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