The University of Scranton

2012 Women's LacrosseMedia Guide

Senior Kaela Mahon

Alison Gilroy

Kaitlin Lazorko

Deanna Giorno

Kathleen Smart

Jilliana DePaolera

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Scranton Women's LacrosseScranton SoftballScranton Women's LacrosseGeneral InformationName: The University of ScrantonLocation: Scranton, Pennsylvania 18510Enrollment: 4,100 full-time undergraduatesFounded: 1888Nickname: RoyalsPresident: Rev. Kevin P. Quinn, SJWeb Address: athletics.scranton.eduAthletics Director: Toby Lovecchio (Scranton ‘85)Assistant Directors of Athletics: Bryan Lurie, Colleen Murphy (SWA), Steve Klingman (Assoc.) Kevin Southard Athletics Department Phone: (570)941-7440Sports Information Director: Kevin SouthardPhone/Fax: (570)941-7571/(570)941-4223Email: kevin.southard@scranton.eduAsst. SID: Randy ShemanskiEmail: randall.shemanski@scranton.eduAffi liation: NCAA Division IIIConference: Landmark ConferenceConference Members: The Catholic University of America, Drew University, Goucher College, Juniata College (does not sponsor women's lacrosse), Mora-vian College (does not sponsor women's lacrosse), Susquehanna University, U.S. Merchant Marine Academy (does not sponsor women's lacrosse)Head Coach: Becky Davis (West Chester '01, 6th year, 38-40, .487, entering 2012 season)Assistant Coach: Katie Slade (Scranton '11, 1st year)Captains: #16 Alison Gilroy, #2 Kaela Mahon, #39 Kathleen Smart2011 Record: 10-6 Overall/2-2 Landmark ConferenceHome Field: Fitzpatrick Field (Field Turf, Lights)

Find It FastAll-Time Results ................................................. 22-24All-Time Roster .................................................. 21Assistant Coach Katie Slade .......................... 3 Awards & Honors ............................................. 20Career Records ............................................... 13-14Final Statistics (2011) ....................................... 5Game Record ................................................. 15Head Coach Becky Davis .............................. 2News & Notes .................................................. 3Roster ................................................................ 4Player Profi es .................................................... 6-12Royals vs. All Opponents ................................ 25-27Season Records ............................................... 16-17Year-by-Year Results ....................................... 28Year-by-Year Stat Leaders ............................. 20-24

2012 ScheduleDay Date Opponent TimeWed. Feb. 29 at Haverford 4:00 pmMon. Mar. 5 NEUMANN 4:00 PMThu. Mar. 8 MONTCLAIR ST. 4:00 PMTue. Mar. 13 vs. Dickinson (Spring Break Trip) TBAThu. Mar. 15 vs. Denison (Spring Break Trip) 11:00 amTue. Mar. 20 MISERICORDIA 4:00 pmThu. Mar. 22 KING’S 6:00 pmSat. Mar. 24 at Lebanon Valley 1:00 pmWed. Mar. 28 at New Paltz 4:00 pmSat. Mar. 31 *at Goucher 1:00 pmTue. Apr. 3 CABRINI 4:00 pmThu. Apr. 5 *SUSQUEHANNA 6:00 pmThu. Apr. 12 WELLS 6:00 pmTue. Apr. 17 ONEONTA ST. 7:00 pmThu. Apr. 19 at Elmira 4:00 pmSat. Apr. 21 *at Drew 1:00 pmSat. Apr. 28 *CATHOLIC 12:00 pm

2011 Results (10-6/*2-2 Landmark Conference)Date Royals OPP W/LM2 4 HAVERFORD 10 LM8 13 at Montclair St. 15 LM11 17 ELMIRA 7 WM16 19 at Neumann 7 WM18 15 at Oneonta St. 7 WM21 10 vs. Wellesley 7 W (in Clermont, Fla.)M22 19 vs. So. Maine 5 W (in Clermont, Fla.) M30 12 NEW PALTZ 8 WA2 14 *GOUCHER 12 WA7 16 at Cabrini 11 WA13 15 *at Susquehanna 11 WA16 6 ROWAN 9 LA21 6 *DREW 15 LA28 20 at Misericordia 6 WA30 8 *at Catholic 17 LM4 8 $at Drew 10 L

$Landmark Semifinals (Madison, NJ)HOME GAMES IN CAPS

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Scranton Women's LacrosseScranton Women's LacrosseHead CoachBecky Davis

Becky Davis has been involved with The Univer-sity of Scranton's women's lacrosse team for eight of the program's 12 years.

A native of Aston, Penn-sylvania, Davis joined the Royal coaching staff in

2004 under then head coach Linda Drapeau and served in this capacity for three seasons. In her fi rst season on staff, Scranton won its second straight Middle Atlantic Conference title and advanced to the NCAA Division III championships for the second consecutive year to cap off a school-record 14-win campaign.

In her fi rst year as head coach, in 2007, the Royals won fi ve of their last seven games to qualify for the Middle Atlantic Conference tournament for the sev-enth straight year. In 2008, Scranton fi nished with an 8-8 overall record, including a 1-4 mark in its fi rst year as a member of the Landmark Conference, before posting an 8-7 record and advancing to the Land-mark Conference tournament as the number three seed in 2009.

This past season, the Royals won 10 games--the most for the program since 2006--and advanced to the Landmark Conference tournament for the second time in the league's four-year history.

Upon graduation from Sun Valley High School, where she was a four-year letter-winner and three-year starter on the girls’ lacrosse team, Davis enrolled at Duquesne University in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. She played two seasons of lacrosse and was the Dukes’ third-leading scorer during the 1998 season. She eventually transferred to West Chester University, where she earned a Bachelor of Science degree in biology and secondary education in May 2002. For two seasons (2000, 2001), she served as assistant coach of the girls’ lacrosse program at Strath Haven High School and was the head girls’ lacrosse coach at Chichester High School for one year, in 2002. She has also served as a volunteer coach for the Swarth-more Youth Lacrosse Program.

Becky and her husband, Jim, reside in Clarks Summit, Pennsylvania, with their son, Evan, and daughter, Morgan.

Overall Record: 38-40 (.487)

Coaching Highlights

Individual Honors

Intercollegiate Women's Lacrosse Coaches Associa-tion Boardwalk Region Selections (1)Jackie Messantonio (1st team, 2007)

Landmark Conference Selections (8)Jilliana DePaolera (2nd team, 2011); Heather Melone (2nd team, 2008); Caroline Pryor (2nd team, 2008); Erin Quinn (1st team, 2009), Diana Rocklein (2nd team, 2008, 2009); Katie Slade (1st team, 2009, 2010, 2011; 2nd team, 2008), Madelyn Sminkey (1st team, 2009); Kerry Sullivan (Rookie of the Year & 2nd team, 2011)

#Middle Atlantic Conference Selections (1)Jackie Messantonio (1st team, 2007)

Team Honors

Landmark Conference Tournament Appearances (2)2009, 2011

#Middle Atlantic Conference Tournament Appear-ances (1) 2007

Non-Losing Seasons (1)2008 (8-8)

Winning Seasons (2)2009 (8-7), 2011 (10-6)

#The University of Scranton is no longer affi liated with the Middle Atlantic States Collegiate Athletic Corpo-ration, more commonly known as the Middle Atlantic Conference

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Scranton Women's LacrosseScranton SoftballScranton Women's LacrosseAssistant CoachKatie Slade

Former Royal standout Katie Slade will join the coaching staff as an assistant for the 2012 season.

A four-time all-Landmark Conference selection, including fi rst-team honors in each of the past three seasons, she scored 84 goals

and assisted on 16 others to fi nish with 100 total points in 62 career games.

She also etched her name among the Royals’ best. Slade is Scranton’s all-time leader in caused turnovers (123), and is fourth in draw controls (130), ninth in shot attempts (213), 11th in goals scored, and tied for 14th in total points in the program’s history. Over the last four years, she led the Royals to a 32-31 record, including Landmark Conference postseason tournament berths in 2009 and 2011.

Slade also excelled in the classroom, earning a spot on the Landmark Conference Academic Honor Roll in each of the last three years and was named to the conference’s all-Academic team last spring. At the university’s annual Senior Student-Athlete Banquet in May, she was named the female co-recipient of the Carlesimo Award, which is named in honor the late Peter Carlesimo, former director of athletics and head football, basketball and cross-coun-try coach at the university. It is presented to the male and female student-athlete who has maintained a 3.5-or-higher cumulative grade point average and who has demon-strated athletic excellence.

Slade earned a Bachelor of Science degree in elemen-tary/special education from the university in May.

Volunteer Assistant CoachMeaghan Grenaldo

Meaghan Grenaldo is in her second season as a volun-teer assistant coach.

A 2010 graduate of the university, she played four seasons on the Royals' women's lacrosse team, appearing in 57 games and fi nishing her career with 69

ground balls, 46 caused turnovers, and 24 draw controls. She was a member of the 2007 team that qualifi ed for the Middle Atlantic Conference postseason tournament in Scranton's fi nal season as a member of the Middle Atlantic States Collegiate Athletic Corporation and the 2009 team that advanced to the Landmark Conference postseason tournament.

A three-time member of the Landmark Conference Aca-demic Honor Roll, Grenaldo also served as team captain her senior year and her 46 caused turnovers is currently tied for 13th place on the Royals' all-time list.

Meaghan is currently pursuing a doctorate degree in physical therapy at the university.

News & Notes

The Royals will begin their 13th season of intercollegiate competition in 2012. Scranton is 115-80 all-time in women's lacrosse, including a 59-32 record in its affi liation with the Middle Atlantic Conference (2000-2007) and the Landmark Conference (2008-present).

The Royals are coming off a 10-win season in 2011, its fi rst since 2006. Scranton also qualifi ed for the Landmark Conference tournament for the second time in school his-tory.

Scranton has been picked to fi nish third in the 2012 Land-mark Conference preseason poll of the league's head coaches and sports information directors

The Royals will play nine of their 17 games this year at home at Fitzpatrick Field. Scranton is 65-25 (.722) all-time at home and has never had a non-losing season at Fitzpatrick Field. The Royals were also undefeated at home in 2003 (9-0) and 2004 (8-0).

The Royals return fi ve of their top seven scorers from last year team. Sophomore attacker Kerry Sullivan, the 2011 Landmark Conference Rookie of the Year and a second-team selection, fi nished second on the team in scoring with 37 goals and 14 assists for 51 total points. Juniors Deanna Giorno and second-team all-conference selec-tion Jilliana DePaolera also return after accounting for 39 and 35 points, respectively, as well as junior Kaitlyn Lazorko and senior Kaela Mahon who chipped in 29 and 28 points. Gone from last year's team are leading scorer Caroline Pryor (84 total points), four-time all-conference selection and current assistant coach Katie Slade (36 points, 52 ground balls, 22 draw controls), Kristin Pickell (12 points), and Liz Chase (18 ground balls).

Junior goalkeeper Kathleen Smart will anchor a defen-sive unit after starting all 16 games last season and finish-ing with 126 saves and a 9.99 goals against average

Seniors Alison Gilroy and Kaela Mahon and junior Kathleen Smart will serve as tri-captains for the 2012 sea-son

Junior midfi elder Jilliana DePaolera enters the 2012 sea-son tied for 10th in assists (30), 16th in caused turnovers (38), and 19th in total points (74) in Scranton history. Junior goalkeeper Kathleen Smart is second in saves per game (6.96) and fourth in saves (195) and wins (11).

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Scranton Women's LacrosseScranton Women's LacrosseRosterNo Name Pos Yr. Hometown/High School Major 2 Kaela Mahon A Sr. Avon-by-the-Sea, NJ/Saint Rose Occ. Therapy 3 Shannon Howe A Jr. Pearl River, N./Pearl River Biology 5 Shannon Ginty M/D So. Mineola, NY/Sacred Heart Academy Nursing 6 Jaclyn Calabrese M Jr. Smithtown, NY/Smithtown-East Exer. Science 7 Mariah Guy M So. Ocean Township, NJ/Ocean Township Coun. & H. Services 8 Deanna Giorno A Jr. Warrington, Pa./Central Bucks South Political Science 9 Jilliana DePaolera M Jr. Kinnelon, NJ/Kinnelon Coun. & H. Services10 Mary Armstrong M So. Endwell, NY/Seton Catholic Biology11 Kaitlin Lazorko A Jr. Philadelphia, Pa./Nazareth Academy Accounting13 Christine Dredger A So. Glen Head, NY/Lady of Mercy Academy Health Admin.14 Kiersten Carnes M So. Montgomery, NY/Pine Bush Exploratory16 Alison Gilroy D Sr. Endwell, NY/Seton Catholic Central Accounting18 Emily Mulligan M Fr. Sloatsburg, NY/Suffern Exploratory19 Emily Goss M Fr. Morristown, NJ/Morristown Early & Prim. Educ.21 Sheila Mulligan A Fr. Ardmore, Pa./Archbishop Carroll Communication22 Kristen Gieschen D Jr. Boonton, N./Mountain Lakes Coun. & H. Services25 Leslie Connelly M Jr. Long Valley, NJ/West Morris Central Occ. Therapy30 Erin Green D So. Merrick, NY/Sandford Calhoun Marketing33 Kerry Sullivan A So. Oceanport, NJ/Shore Regional Nursing39 Kathleen Smart G Jr. Hatboro, Pa./Archbishop Wood Accounting44 Emily Towey G Fr. Abington, Pa./Abington Sec. Ed/MathHead Coach: Becky Davis (West Chester ’01, 6th year, 38-40, .487)Assistant Coach: Katie Slade (Scranton ’11, 1st year)Captains: #2 Kaela Mahon, #16 Alison Gilroy, #39 Kathleen Smart

Pronunciation GuideCalabrese – cal-ah-BREEZDePaolera – dee-po-LAIR-ahDredger – DRED-jerFluehr - FLOORGieschen – GUI-shenGinty – GIN-teeGiorno – GEE-or-noLazorko – la-ZOR-coeMahon – MAY-on

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Scranton Women's LacrosseScranton SoftballScranton Women's LacrosseScranton Women's Lacrosse 2011

Scranton Combined Team StatisticsAll games (Final Statistics)

RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRALALL GAMES 10-6 3-3 5-3 2-0CONFERENCE 2-2 1-1 1-1 0-0NON-CONFERENCE 8-4 2-2 4-2 2-0

Date Opponent Score Att.3-2-11 HAVERFORD L 4-10 253-8-11 at Montclair State L 13-15 1443-11-11 ELMIRA W 17-7 753-16-11 at Neumann University W 19-7 673-18-11 at Oneonta State W 15-7 733-21-11 vs Wellesley College W 10-7 453-22-11 vs Southern Maine W 19-5 503-30-11 NEW PALTZ W 12-8 50

* 4-3-11 GOUCHER W 14-12 754-7-11 at Cabrini College W 16-11 110

* 4-13-11 at Susquehanna W 15-11 884-16-11 ROWAN L 6-9 35

* 4-21-11 DREW L 6-15 754-28-11 at Misericordia W 20-6 50

* 4-30-11 at Catholic University L 8-17 321% 5-4-11 at Drew L 8-10 143

*Landmark Conference Games%Landmark Conference Semifinals (Madison, NJ)

TEAM STATISTICS SCRWLX11 OPPSHOT STATISTICS Goals-Shot attempts 202-482 157-397 Goals scored per game 12.62 9.81 Shot pct. . 4 1 9 . 3 9 5 Shots on goal-Attempts 370-482 291-397 SOG pct. . 7 6 8 . 7 3 3 S h o t s / G a m e 30.1 24.8 A s s i s t s 103 67 Free position made-Att 31-105 25-70 Free position pct. . 2 9 5 . 3 5 7MAN-UP OPPORTUNITIES G o a l s - O p p o r t u n i t i e s 10-1 2-2 Conversion Percent 10.000 1.000GOAL BREAKDOWN Total Goals 202 157 M a n - u p 16 2 M a n - d o w n 4 3 F r e e - p o s i t i o n 31 25 U n a s s i s t e d 96 85 O v e r t i m e 0 0 Goals scored average 12.70 9.87GROUND BALLS 333 269DRAW CONTROLS 194 197TURNOVERS 234 298CAUSED TURNOVERS 146 104FACEOFFS (W-L) 0-0 0-0 Faceoff W-L Pct. . 0 0 0 . 0 0 0CLEARS 167-217 154-219 Clear Pct. . 7 7 0 . 7 0 3PENALTIES N u m b e r 0 5 M i n u t e s 0:00 15:00ATTENDANCE

## PLAYER GP G A Pts Sh Up Dn GB DC Faceo23 Caroline Pryor 16 30 22 52 84 3 0 18 4 0-033 Kerry Sullivan 16 37 14 51 89 4 1 14 22 0-08 Deanna Giorno 16 19 20 39 51 0 1 16 8 0-012 Katie Slade 16 34 2 36 76 3 0 52 34 0-09 Jilliana DePaolera 15 19 16 35 55 1 1 31 32 0-011 Kaitlin Lazorko 14 15 14 29 33 3 0 22 26 0-017 Kaela Mahon 15 23 5 28 41 1 0 30 25 0-018 Kristin Pickell 16 8 4 12 17 1 0 24 15 0-025 Leslie Connelly 16 3 3 6 5 0 0 20 9 0-013 Christine Dredger 10 5 0 5 11 0 1 6 1 0-07 Mariah Guy 4 3 0 3 8 0 0 2 1 0-04 Christie Taylor 8 3 0 3 4 0 0 2 0 0-06 Jaclyn Calabrese 13 1 1 2 1 0 0 20 2 0-027 Liz Chase 16 1 0 1 3 0 0 18 0 0-014 Kiersten Carnes 5 1 0 1 2 0 0 4 3 0-010 Mary Armstrong 13 0 1 1 1 0 0 14 2 0-05 Shannon Ginty 16 0 1 1 1 0 0 11 8 0-044 Adriana Daley 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0-039 Kathleen Smart 16 0 0 0 0 0 0 21 0 0-030 Erin Green 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-022 Kristen Gieschen 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 1 0-016 Alison Gilroy 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 1 0-03 Shannon Howe 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0

Total 16 202 103 305 482 16 4 333 194 0-0Opponents 16 157 67 224 397 2 3 269 200 0-0

## Goalie GP Min. GA GAAvg Save Pct W-L44 Adriana Daley 3 90:00 13 8.67 8 . 3 8 1 0-039 Kathleen Smart 16 864:37 144 9.99 126 . 4 6 7 10-6

Total 16 954:37 157 9.87 134 . 4 6 0 10-6Opponents 16 954:37 202 12.70 168 . 4 5 4 5-10

Goals by Period 1st 2nd TotalScranton 112 90 202Opponents 74 83 157

Saves by Period 1st 2nd TotalScranton 72 62 134Opponents 87 81 168

Shots by Period 1st 2nd TotalScranton 263 219 482Opponents 205 192 397

Shots on Goal 1st 2nd TotalScranton 199 171 370Opponents 146 145 291

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Scranton Women's LacrosseScranton Women's Lacrosse#2 Kaela MahonAttack, SeniorAvon-by-the-Sea, New JerseySaint Rose High SchoolMajor: Occupational Therapy

Three-year letter-winner who has been a consistent scoring threat throughout her career...has 60 goals and 13 assists for

73 total points in 45 career matches...has scored 20-or-more goals in each of the past two seasons...enters her senior year 17th in goals (60), 18th in shot attempts (140), and 20th in total points (73) in Scran-ton history...was also a four-year member of the Roy-als' fi eld hockey team....will serve as a tri-captain this year.

Junior Year (2011): Started 15 games and fi nished fourth on the team in goals scored (23) and and sev-enth in scoring (28)...scored a career-high fi ve goals in a 15-11 victory over Susquehanna University on April 13...scored at least one goal in 12 games and had fi ve multi-goal games...led the Royals with four goals in a 19-7 victory over Neumann University on March 16...converted three of nine free-position shots for goals...fi nished third on the team with 30 ground balls, including seven in a 10-7 victory over Wellesley College on March 21, and fourth in draw controls with 25.

Sophomore Year (2010): Started all 16 games...fi nished fourth on the team in goals (24) and tied for fourth in total points (29)...scored at least one goal in 13 games, including eight multi-goal games...tied her career-high with three goals on three occasions: in a 16-11 loss in double overtime to Oneonta St. on March 9, in a 15-4 victory over Neumann University on March 24, and in an 18-7 victory over Moravian College on April 17, all of which were played at Fitzpatrick Field....40 of her 61 shot attempts were on goal...also fi nished with 19 draw controls, 14 ground balls, and 11 caused turnovers.

Freshman Year (2009): Appeared in 14 games and started nine times...scored 13 goals and had three assists for 16 total points...recorded a career-high three-goal performance against Mt. St. Vincent (March 31) in a 17-11 victory...fi nished the season with a .553 shots on goal percentage and 18 ground balls.

Awards & HonorsLandmark Conference Academic Honor Roll (2010)

#3 Shannon HoweAttack, JuniorPearl River, New YorkPearl River High SchoolMajor: Biology

Two-year letter-winner...has played in 16 games in her ca-reer and has seven goals and three assists for 10 total points.

Sophomore Year (2011): An injury limited her to just two games, vs. Montclair St. on March 8 and Cabrini on April 7.

Freshman Year (2010): Started 11 of 14 games...scored seven goals and assisted on three others to fi nish with 10 total points...also had 18 ground balls, 15 draw controls, and 11 caused turnovers...scored at least one goal in seven games and had two of her three assists in a 12-10 loss to Susquehanna University on April 14...fi nished with a goal and an assist in an 18-16 loss to Curry College (Mass.) on March 17...in the loss at Susquehanna, also scooped up four ground balls, caused four turnovers, and came up with three draw controls...21 of her 29 shot attempts were on goal.

#5 Shannon GintyMidfi eld/Defense, SophomoreMineola, New YorkSacred Heart AcademyMajor: Nursing

Freshman Year (2011): One of nine players to play all 16 games...started twice: vs.

Susquehanna in a 15-11 win on April 13 and in a 20-6 victory over Misericordia on April 28...recorded the fi rst point of her career in a 16-11 victory over Cabrini College on April 7 with an assist on Christine Dredg-er's goal in the 19th minute of the fi rst half...fi nished the season with 11 ground balls, 8 draw controls and four caused turnovers.

High School: Lettered in lacrosse and soccer at Sa-cred Heart Academy...member of soccer team that won 2009 New York state championship...three-year letter-winner in lacrosse...earned all-league honors her junior and senior year and the team's unsung hero award her junior year...her mother, Joan, is a graduate of Pace University and her father, Jim, is a graduate of SUNY Geneseo, where he was a member of the men's soccer team...has a sister, Meaghan.

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Scranton Women's LacrosseScranton SoftballScranton Women's Lacrosse#6 Jaclyn CalabreseMidfi eld, JuniorSmithtown, New YorkSmithtown-East High SchoolMajor: Exercise Science

Two-year letter-winner...has a goal, two assists, three total points, 29 ground balls, nine draw controls and 16 caused

turnovers in 28 career games.

Sophomore Year (2011): Started 11 of 13 games...scored the fi rst goal of her career in a 19-5 victory over Southern Maine on March 22...also fi nished with a season-high four ground balls, a draw control, and two caused turnovers in that outing...recorded an assist in a 19-7 win over Neumann University on March 16...one of eight players on the roster to scoop up at least 20 ground balls...missed three games late in the season due to an injury.

Freshman Year (2010): Picked up valuable experi-ence in the midfi eld area...fi nished with nine ground balls, seven caused turnovers, seven draw controls...scored the fi rst point of her career with an assist on Leslie Connelly's goal in the 28th minute of the fi rst half to give the Royals a 7-5 lead en route to an 16-9 win over Smith College (Mass.) on March 18...in the fi rst start of her career, came up with a season-high three draw controls and caused a turnover in a 15-4 victory over Neumann University on March 24...caused two turnovers in Scranton's 16-11 loss in double overtime to Oneonta State on March 9.

#7 Mariah GuyMidfi eld, SophomoreOcean Township, New JerseyOcean Township High SchoolMajor: Counseling & Human Services

Freshman Year (2011): Played in four games--vs. Elmira on

March 11, Neumann on March 16, Drew on April 21, and Misericordia on April 28...scored two of her season-high three goals in the fi rst half as the Royals built up a 13-4 haltime lead en route to a 20-6 victory over Misericordia on April 28.

#8 Deanna GiornoAttack, JuniorWarrington, PennsylvaniaCentral Bucks SouthMajor: Political Science

Two-year letter-winner...has been a consistent scoring threat throughout her career...has 40 goals and 28 assists

for 68 total points in 32 career games...also has 30 ground balls, 15 draw controls and 16 caused turn-overs...is fi ve total points shy into moving into the top 20 all-time in Scranton history...is 13th all-time in assists in Royals' history.

Sophomore Year (2011): One of nine players to see action in all 16 games and started 15 times...fi nished second on the team in assists (20), third in total points (39), and tied for fourth in goals (19)...scored at least one goal in 13 games and had four multi-goal games, including three apiece in a 17-7 win over Elmira on March 11 and in a 19-7 victory over Neu-mann University on March 16...scored a season-high seven total points (3 goals, 4 assists) against Neu-mann...converted two of 11 free-position shots for goals...also had 16 ground balls, eight draw controls and six caused turnovers...fi nished the season sixth in assists in the fi nal Landmark Conference statistical rankings.

Freshman Year (2010): Appeared in all 16 games and started six times...led Royals in game-winning goals (3)...one of six players on the roster to score at least 20 goals...tied for fourth on the team in scor-ing with 29 total points (21 goals, 8 assists)...scored at least one goal in nine games, including six games with two-or-more...tallied a season-high fi ve goals, including the game-winner, in a 17-11 victory over Elmira College on March 6...also scored the game-winning goal in a 15-4 win over Neumann University and Misericordia University on March 24 and April 8, respectively...scored two goals and assisted on four others to fi nish with six points in an 18-16 loss to Curry College (Mass.) on March 17...scored all four of her goals in the fi rst half in a13-12 loss to Cabrini Col-lege on March 11...converted 7 of 14 free-position shots into goals...also fi nished with 14 ground balls, 10 caused turnovers, and seven draw controls...fi nished in a four-way tie for fi rst place in game-winning goals (3) in the fi nal Landmark Conference statistical rank-ings.

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Scranton Women's LacrosseScranton Women's Lacrosse#9 Jilliana DePaoleraMidfi eld, JuniorKinnelon, New JerseyKinnelon High SchoolMajor: Counseling & Human Services

Two-year letter-winner...has 44 goals and 30 assists for 74 points in 31 career games...is

ninth in draw controls, tied for 10th in assists, 16th in caused turnovers, and 19th in points in Royals' history.

Sophomore Year (2011): Eeaned second-team all-Landmark Conference honors...scored 19 goals, including two game-winning goals, and had 16 as-sists to fi nish with 35 total points,...scored at least one goal in 13 games and had fi ve multi-goal games, including a three-goal effort in a 15-7 victory over Oneonta St. on March 18...capped off a two-goal performance by scoring the game-winning goal, unassisted,against Susquehanna on April 13...also tallied the game-winning goal in a 20-6 win over Mi-sericordia on April 28...fi nished second on the team in ground balls (31) and draw controls (32) and third in shot attempts (55)...nearly 79 percent of her shot attempts were on goal (43 of 55)...recorded a career-high four assists in the win over Misericordia...had a goal and an assist and had three ground balls, two draw controls and a caused turnover in a 10-8 loss to Drew University in the semifi nals of the Landmark tournament...fi nished seventh in assists in the Landmark Conference.

Freshman Year (2010): Led Royals in assists (14), was second in total points (39), and third in goals scored (25)...scored at least one goal in 14 games, includ-ing eight games with two-or-more goals...scored three goals apiece in an 18-16 loss to Curry College on March 17, in a 16-9 victory over Smith College (Mass.) on March 18, and in a 12-10 loss to Montclair St. on April 1...scored a goal in a man-down situa-tion and added an assist in a 13-12 loss to Cabrini on March 11...accounted for at least one assist in 10 games, including four with at least two...fi nished seventh in assists in the Landmark Conference...also fi nished with 30 ground balls, 34 draw controls, and 17 caused turnovers...came up with six draw controls apiece in wins over Smith and Neumann on March 24...scooped up a season-high fi ve ground balls in a 17-11 loss in double overtime to Oneonta St. on March 9 and against Cabrini.

Awards & HonorsLandmark Conference 2nd-Team Selection (2011)

#10 Mary ArmstrongMidfi eld, SophomoreEndwell, New YorkSeton Catholic High SchoolMajor: Biology

First Year (2011): Appeared in 13 games and started nine times...recorded the fi rst point of her career with an assist

in a 19-7 victory over Neumann on March 16...also fi nished with 14 ground balls, two draw controls and six caused turnovers...moved into the starting lineup on March 22 against Southern Maine and started eight of the fi nal nine games of the season...in her fi rst start, caused three turnovers and fi nished with two ground balls in a 19-5 win over Southern Maine.

High School: Lettered in basketball (3), lacrosse (4) and soccer (4)...member of Saints' lacrosse team that won a divisional title in 2010...earned Section IV all-conference honors and was named the team's most valuable player (MVP)...class salutatorian...president of the National Honor Society...main-tained high honor roll every semester...her parents, Jack and Terri Armstrong, are graduates of Oswego State...has four siblings: Colleen, Katie, Steve and John.

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Scranton Women's LacrosseScranton SoftballScranton Women's Lacrosse#11 Kaitlin LazorkoAttack, JuniorPhiladelphia, Pa.Nazareth AcademyMajor: Accounting

Two-year letter-winner...in 27 career games, has 22 goals and 19 assists for 41 total points...also has 27 ground

balls, 28 draw controls and 11 caused turnovers.

Sophomore Year (2011): Started 14 games...fi nished sixth on the team in scoring with 15 goals and 14 assists for 29 total points...more than doubled her goal output and nearly tripled her assists from her the previous year...scored at least one goal in 11 of 14 games, including four games with at least two goals...scored a career-high six total points (2 goals, 4 assists) in a 16-11 victory over Cabrini on April 7...scored two game-winning goals: tallied the game-winner in the 13th-minute of the fi rst half in a 19-7 win against Neumann on March 16 and in the 51st minute of the second half in a 14-12 victory over Goucher in Landmark Conference action on April 3...converted fi ve of 14 free-position shots for goals...fi nished fi fth on the team in ground balls with 22, including four against Drew on April 21 at Fitzpatrick Field, and third in draw controls with 26.

Freshman Year (2010): Appeared in 13 games and started three times (vs. New Paltz on March 27, Misericordia on April 8, and Goucher on April 10)...fi nished with seven goals and fi ve assists for 12 total points...scored a season-high two goals, including the game-winner, in a 13-4 victory over New Paltz on March 27...scored a goal and had an assist in Scran-ton's 16-9 win over Smith College (Mass.) on March 18 and in an 18-7 victory over Moravian College on April 17...nine of her 11 shot attempts were on goal...also had fi ve ground ball, four caused turnovers, and two draw controls.

Awards & HonorsLandmark Conference Academic Honor Roll (2011)

#13 Christine DredgerAttack, SophomoreGlen Head, New YorkLady of Mercy AcademyMajor: Health Administration

Freshman Year (2011): Played in 10 games and started once, vs. Misericordia on April 28...against Misericordia, scored

a season-high three goals, all coming in the fi rst half as the Royals built up a 13-4 lead by intermission en route to a 20-6 win...also scored a short-handed goal in her fi rst game in a 17-7 win over Elmira on March 11...scored a goal off an assist from Shannon Ginty in the 19th minute of the fi rst half in a 16-11 victory over Cabrini on April 7...scooped up a season-high four ground balls in a 19-5 victory over Southern Maine on March 22.

High School: Two-time all-league selection...mem-ber of 2007 Class A championship team...her father, Tom, played two years of football and is a graduate of St. John's University, while her mother, Kathy, is a graduate of the College of Staten Island...has one brother, Tommy.

#14 Kiersten CarnesMidfi eld, SophomoreMontgomery, New YorkPine Bush High SchoolMajor: Exploratory

Freshman Year (2011): Saw action in fi ve games...scored the fi rst goal of her career in

the 50th minute of the second half in a 19-5 victory over Southern Maine on March 22...also fi nished with four ground balls, three draw contols, and a caused turnover.

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Scranton Women's LacrosseScranton Women's Lacrosse#16 Alison GilroySenior, DefenseEndwell, New YorkSeton Catholic CentralMajor: Accounting

Has seen action in 31 games in her career....will serve as a tri-captain this year.

Junior Year (2011): An injury limited her to seven games...did see action in a 10-8 loss to Drew in the semifi nals of the Landmark Conference tourna-ment on May 4, and scooped up a ground ball and caused a turnover...also recorded a ground ball in a 17-8 loss to Catholic University on April 30 and in a 20-6 win over Misericordia on April 28.

Sophomore Year (2010): Played in 11 games...fi n-ished with an assist, four ground balls, a draw control, and a caused turnover...set up Kristin Pickell's goal in the 26th minute of the fi rst half to give the Royals an 8-7 lead in an 18-16 loss to Curry (Mass.) on March 17...came up with a ground ball, a draw control, and a caused turnover in q 17-11 victory over Elmira on March 6....scooped up two ground balls in a 15-4 win over Neumann University on March 24.

Freshman Year (2009): Saw action in 13 games...scored her fi rst career goal in an 18-5 loss to Catholic University in the semifi nals of the Landmark Confer-ence tournament on April 29...recorded her fi rst point with an assist on a goal by Erin Quinn in a 15-5 victory over Moravian on April 4.

Awards & HonorsLandmark Conference Academic Honor Roll (2010, 2011)

#22 Kristen GieschenDefense, JuniorBoonton, New JerseyMountain Lakes High SchoolMajor: Counseling & Human Services

Two-year letter-winner...has ap-peared in 15 games in her career.

Sophomore Year (2011): Played in eight games and fi nished with two ground balls and a draw control...recorded a ground ball and a draw control in a 15-13 loss to Montclair St. on March 8...also picked up a ground ball in a 20-6 win over Misericordia on April 28.

Freshman Year (2010): Came off the bench and saw action in seven games...her most productive ef-fort came in a 20-7 victory over Misericordia on April 8, fi nishing with two ground balls and two caused turnovers...was also credited with a caused turnover in a 12-10 loss to Susquehanna on April 14.

#25 Leslie ConnellyJunior, Midfi eldLong Valley, New JerseyWest Morris Central High SchoolMajor: Occupational Therapy

Two-year letter-winner...has 13 goals, six assists, 19 total points, 33 ground balls, 18 draw con-

trols, and 16 caused turnovers in 30 career games...made signifi cant contributions in her fi rst season, in 2010, becoming one of eight players on the roster to score at least 10 goals.

Sophomore Year (2011): Started all 16 games to help the Royals post 10 wins--the most for the pro-gram since winning 11 games in 2006--and advance to the Landmark Conference tournament for the second time in the league's four-year history...scored three goals and had 20 ground balls, nine draw con-trols and nine caused turnovers...scored a season-high two goals and had four ground balls, two draw controls and three caused turnovers in a 19-5 victory over Southern Maine on March 22...also scored a goal and had an assist in a 19-7 victory over Neu-mann on March 16...had the assist on sophomore Deanna Giorno's goal in the 38th minute of the second half that gave Scranton the lead for good en route to a 16-11 win over Cabrini on April 7....fi nished with four ground balls, two draw controls, an assist and caused a turnover in a 20-6 win over Misericordia on April 28.

Freshman Year (2010): Appeared in 14 games and started 13 times...scored 10 goals and assisted on three others to fi nish with 13 total points, the eighth most on the team...scored a season-high three goals in a 13-12 loss to Cabrini on March 11...tallied two goals, including the game-winner, in an 18-7 victory over Moravian on April 17...a week later, scored two more goals in a 17-6 loss to Drew...was credited with a goal and an assist in a 17-11 win over Elmira on March 6...fi nished the season with 13 ground balls, nine draw controls, and seven caused turnovers.

Awards & HonorsLandmark Conference Academic Honor Roll (2011)

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Scranton Women's LacrosseScranton SoftballScranton Women's Lacrosse#30 Erin GreenSophomore, DefenseMerrick, New YorkSandford Calhoun High SchoolMajor: Marketing

Freshman Year (2011): Saw action in four games--vs. Elmira on March 11, Neumann on March 16, Southern Maine on

March 22, and Misericordia on April 28...was credited with a caused turnover in a 20-6 victory over Miseri-cordia on April 28 .

#33 Kerry SullivanSophomore, AttackOceanport, New JerseyShore Regional High SchoolMajor: Nursing

Freshman Year (2011): Was named the Landmark Confer-ence Rookie of the Year and a second-team all-conference

selection...started 15 of 16 games and led the Roy-als in goals scored (37), game-winning goals (3), and shot attempts (89), and fi nished second in total points (51)...scored a season-high eight goals in a 19-5 victory over Southern Maine on March 22; that performance is tied for the third most in a single game in Scranton history...accounted for at least one points in all 16 games and scored at least one goal 15 times...had eight multi-goal games...had three assists in a 14-12 victory over Goucher on April 3 and in a 15-11 win over Susquehanna on April 13...scored three game-winning goals...scored a goal and had a draw control in a 10-8 loss to Drew in the semifi nals of the Landmark tournament on May 4...fi nished second in game-winning goals, fi fth in shots per game, tied for seventh in goals per game, and ninth in total points per game in the Landmark Con-ference.

Awards & HonorsLandmark Conference Rookie of the Year (2011)Landmark Conference 2nd-Team Selection (2011)

#39 Kathleen SmartJunior, GoalkeeperHatboro, PennsylvaniaArchbishop Wood High SchoolMajor: Accounting

Two-year letter-winner...has a career goals against average of 10.52...is second in saves per game and fourth in saves

(195) and wins (11) in Royals' history...will serve as a tri-captain this year.

Sophomore Year (2011): Started all 16 games and fi nished with a 10-6 record, with 126 saves and a goals against average of 9.99...held eight opponents under 10 goals...made 10-or-more saves six times, including a career-high 16 in an 17-8 loss to Catholic University on April 30...played 864 out of a possible 954 minutes in goal...fi nished second in goals against average and fourth in save percentage (.467) and saves per game (7.88) in the Landmark Conference.

Freshman Year (2010): Appeared in fi ve games and started fi ve times...posted a 1-4 win-loss record, made 69 saves, and fi nished with an 11.64 goals against average...played the entire game in losses to Oneonta St. on March 9 and in a 12-10 loss to Susquehanna on April 14 and in an 8-6 loss to Rowan on April 29...made at least fi ve saves in nine games, including a season-high of 10 against Rowan...earned the fi rst victory over her career by stopping seven of the 12 shots on goal she faced in 30 min-utes of action in a 20-7 win over Misericordia on April 8 fi nished fourth in goals against average, sixth in save percentage (.469), and seventh in saves per game (5.75) in the Landmark Conference.

Awards & HonorsLandmark Conference Academic Honor Roll (2011)Landmark Conference Player of the Week (March 6, 2011)University of Scranton Athlete of the Week (March 6, 2011; April 10, 2011)

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Scranton Women's LacrosseScranton Women's LacrosseRoyal Newcomers

#18 Emily MulliganFreshman, Midfi eldSloatsburg, New YorkSuffern High SchoolMajor: Exploratory

#19 Emily GossFreshman, Midfi eldMorristown, New JerseyMorristown High SchoolMajor: Early & Primary Educa-tion

#21 Sheila MulliganAttack, FreshmanArdmore, PennsylvaniaArchbishop Carroll High SchoolMajor: Communication

#44 Emily ToweyFreshman, GoalkeeperAbington, PennsylvaniaAbington High SchoolMajor: Secondary Education/Mathematics

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Scranton Women's LacrosseScranton SoftballScranton Women's LacrosseCareer Records

Total Points TP Years1. Liz Baumbach 344 (251g, 93a) 2000-20032. Bridget Lee 322 (150g, 172a) 2000-20033. Kelly Herlihy 278 (193g, 85a) 2003-20064. J. Messantonio 246 (217g, 29a) 2004-20075. Kate Pierangeli 162 (104g, 58a) 2001, 03-046. Caroline Pryor 157 (114g, 43a) 2008-20117. Diana Rocklein 153 (104g, 49a) 2006-20098. Alison DeVarso 127 (91g, 36a) 2001-20049. Kristen Marquino 118 (68g, 50a) 2007-200910. Madelyn Sminkey 112 (89g, 23a) 2006, 08-0911. Samantha Augeri 104 (85g, 19a) 2002-200512. Kaitlyn Mimnaugh 103 (61g, 42a) 2005-200812. Ali Burns 103 (77g, 26a) 2000-200214. Erin Quinn 100 (70g, 30a) 2006-200914. Katie Slade 100 (84g, 16a) 2008-201116. Lauren Johnson 87 (63g, 24a) 2002-200517. M. Connolly 80 (59g, 21a) 2001-200418. Heather Melone 75 (58g, 17a) 2007-200919. Jilliana DePaolera 74 (44g, 30a) 2010-201120. Kaela Mahon 73 (60g, 13a) 2009-2011

Goals Goals Years1. Liz Baumbach 251 2000-20032. Jackie Messantonio 217 2004-20073. Kelly Herlihy 193 2003-20064. Bridget Lee 150 2000-20035. Caroline Pryor 114 2008-20116. Diana Rocklein 104 2006-20096. Kate Pierangeli 104 2001, 03-048. Alison DeVarso 91 2001-20049. Madelyn Sminkey 89 2006, 08-0910. Samantha Augeri 85 2002-200511. Katie Slade 84 2008-201112. Ali Burns 77 2000-200213. Erin Quinn 70 2008-201114. Kristen Marquino 68 2007-200915. Lauren Johnson 63 2002-200516. Kaitlyn Mimnaugh 61 2005-200817. Kaela Mahon 60 2009-201118. Marykate Connolly 59 2001-200419. Heather Melone 58 2007-200920. Kathryn Fullmer 50 2000-2001

Assists Assists Years1. Bridget Lee 172 2000-20032. Liz Baumbach 93 2000-20033. Kelly Herlihy 85 2003-20064. Kate Pierangeli 58 2001, 03-045. Kristen Marquino 50 2007-20096. Diana Rocklein 49 2006-20097. Caroline Pryor 43 2008-20118. Kaitlyn Mimnaugh 42 2005-20089. Alison DeVarso 36 2001-200410. Erin Quinn 30 2006-200910. Jilliana DePaolera 30 2010-201112. Jackie Messantonio 29 2004-200713. Deanna Giorno 28 2010-201114. Ali Burns 26 2000-200215. Lauren Johnson 24 2002-2005

16. Kristen Hoffman 23 2000-200316. Madelyn Sminkey 23 2006, 08-0918. Marykate Connelly 21 2001-200419. Lindsay Sullivan 20 2001-200220. Kaitlin Lazorko 19 2010-2011

Shot Attempts Shots Years1. Liz Baumbach 549 2000-20032. Jackie Messantonio 436 2004-20073. Kelly Herlihy 412 2003-20064. Bridget Lee 315 2000-20035. Alison DeVarso 262 2001-20046. Caroline Pryor 258 2008-20116. Diana Rocklein 258 2006-20098. Samantha Augeri 219 2002-20059. Katie Slade 213 2008-201110. Kate Pierangeli 206 2001, 03-0411. Madelyn Sminkey 201 2006, 08-0912. Kaitlyn Mimnaugh 194 2005-200813. Kristen Marquino 186 2007-200914. Ali Burns 182 2000-200215. Erin Quinn 177 2006-200916. Heather Melone 151 2007-200917. Marykate Connolly 148 2001-200418. Kaela Mahon 140 2009-201119. Lauren Johnson 137 2002-200520. Kerri Kornobis 115 2003-2006

Ground Balls GB Years1. Marykate Connolly 274 2001-20042. Kate Pierangeli 230 2001, 03-043. Liz Baumbach 223 2000-20034. Katie Slade 195 2008-20115. Alison DeVarso 178 2001-20045. Jackie Messantonio 178 2004-20077. Bridget Lee 173 2000-20038. Diana Rocklein 166 2006-20099. Kelly Herlihy 160 2003-200610. Jeanne-Marie Lanza 156 2003-200511. Kate Neslon 132 2001-200412. Meghan O'Rourke 128 2003-200613. Kristen Hoffman 121 2000-200314. Catherine Russin 118 2001-200415. Amy Denes 116 2002-200416. Samantha Augeri 108 2002-200517. Ali Burns 107 2000-200218. Kaitlyn Mimnaugh 102 2005-200819. Lauren Johnson 100 2002-200520. Courtney Enman 94 2003-2006

Draw Controls DC Years1. Diana Rocklein 181 2006-20092. Marykate Connolly 155 2001-20043. Jackie Messantonio 154 2004-20074. Katie Slade 130 2008-20115. Bridget Lee 124 2000-20036. Liz Baumbach 118 2000-20037. Kate Pierangeli 113 2001, 03-048. Heather Melone 76 2007-20099. Jilliana DePaolera 66 2010-20119. Kristin Pickell 66 2008-201111. Kaitlyn Mimnaugh 63 2005-2008

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Scranton Women's LacrosseScranton Women's Lacrosse12. Alison DeVarso 59 2001-200413. Caroline Pryor 57 2008-201114. Kaela Mahon 53 2009-201115. Meghan O'Rourke 51 2003-200616. Kelly Herlihy 46 2003-200617. Erin Quinn 41 2006-200917. Amy Denes 41 2002-200419. Madelyn Sminkey 37 2006, 08-0920. Kerri Kornobis 35 2003-2006

Caused Turnovers CT Years1. Katie Slade 123 2008-20112. Kate Pierangeli 116 2001, 03-043. Marykate Connolly 91 2001-20044. Diana Rocklein 89 2006-20095. Jackie Messantonio 85 2004-20076. Meghan O'Rourke 84 2003-20067. Catherine Russin 64 2001-20048. Kelly Herlihy 58 2003-20069. Amy Arnold 57 2007-201010. Liz Baumbach 52 2000-200310. Katie Oehl 52 2007-201012. Jeanne-Marie Lanza 49 2003-200513. Bridget Lee 46 2000-200313. Meghan Grenaldo 46 2007-201015. Kristin Pickell 43 2008-201116. Jilliana DePaolera 38 2010-201117. Carolyn Pryor 37 2008-201118. Liz Chase 35 2008-201119. Jacqueline Rohrer 33 2003-200620. Katelyn Maher 32 2005-2008

Saves Saves Years1. Courtney Enman 708 2003-20062. Kathleen Scanlan 481 2000-20023. Cassie Murphy 299 2007-20104. Kathleen Smart 195 2010-20115. Kristina Goetz 139 2006-20086. Victoria Crocco 50 20017. Katie Tricarico 38 2000-2001

Saves Per Games (Min. 20 Games)Name Avg. Years1. Courtney Enman 13.36 2003-20062. Kathleen Smart 6.96 2010-20113. Cassie Murphy 6.36 2007-20104. Kristina Goetz 6.04 2006-2008

Save Percentage (Min. 200 Saves)Name Pct. Years1. Kathleen Scanlan . 537 2000-20022. Courtney Enman .528 2003-20063. Cassie Murphy .414 2007-2010

Goals Against Average (Min. 2000 Minutes Played) GAA Years1. Courtney Enman 9.16 2003-20062. Cassie Murphy 10.77 2007-20103. Kathleen Scanlan 11.00 2000-2002

Most Wins By A Goalkeeper Wins Years1. Courtney Enman 50 2003-20062. Cassie Murphy 21 2007-20103. Kathleen Scanlan 16 2000-20024. Kathleen Smart 11 2010-20115. Kristina Goetz 6 2006-2008

Current assistant coach Katie Slade fi nished heroutstanding career with a program-record 123caused turnovers

Liz Baumbach (2000-2003) is the Royals' all-time leading scorer with 344 total points

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Game Records

Points1. 13, Liz Baumbach vs. ELIZABETHTOWN, 4/25/20022. 11, Bridget Lee vs. LYCOMING, 4/13/20002. 11, Liz Baumbach vs. KING’S, 4/14/20032. 11, Bridget Lee vs. STEVENS TECH, 3/22/20035. 10, Liz Baumbach vs. MANHATTANVILLE, 3/31/20015. 10, Liz Baumbach vs. LYCOMING, 4/5/20035. 10, Bridget Lee vs. East Stroudsburg, 4/6/20035. 10, Kelly Herlihy vs. WILKES, 4/13/20055. 10, Kelly Herlihy at Moravian, 4/20/2005

Goals1. 10, Liz Baumbach vs. ELIZABETHTOWN, 4/25/20022. 9, Kelly Herlihy at Moravian, 4/20/20053. 8, Liz Baumbach vs. MANHATTANVILLE, 3/31/20013. 8, Liz Baumbach vs. STEVENS TECH, 3/22/20033. 8, Kelly Herlihy vs. WILKES, 4/13/20053. 8, Kerry Sullivan vs. Southern Maine, 3/22/20117. 7, Liz Baumbach vs. LYCOMING, 4/5/20037. 7, Liz Baumbach vs. East Stroudsburg, 3/28/20017. 7, Ali Burns vs. MISERICORDIA, 3/19/20027. 7, Jackie Messantonio vs. W. NEW ENGLAND,5/5/20047. 7, Jackie Messantonio vs. KING’S, 5/2/20067. 7, Jackie Messantonio at Susquehanna, 4/20/2007

Assists1. 7, Bridget Lee vs. STEVENS TECH, 3/22/20031. 7, Bridget Lee vs. Susquehanna, 3/29/20031. 7, Bridge Lee vs. WILKES, 4/10/20031. 7, Bridget Lee vs. LYCOMING, 4/13/20001. 7, Bridget Lee vs. ELIZABETHTOWN, 4/25/20021. 7, Bridget Lee vs. MISERICORDIA, 3/19/20027. 6, Bridget Lee vs. East Stroudsburg, 4/6/20037. 6, Liz Baumbach vs. KING’S, 4/14/20037. 6, Kate Pierangeli vs. FDU-FLORHAM, 4/16/20037. 6, Bridget Lee vs. DICKINSON, 4/4/20027. 6, Bridget Lee vs. Manhattanville, 4/27/2002

Saves1. 23, Kathleen Scanlan vs. Widener, 4/8/20002. 22, Courtney Enman vs. Trinity (Conn.), 3/16/2004 3. 21, Kathleen Scanlan vs. Manhattanville, 4/27/20024. 19, Kathleen Scanlan vs. Drew, 5/2/20014. 19, Courtney Enman vs. Dickinson, 3/18/20046. 18, Kathleen Scanlan vs. Lynchburg, 3/13/20006. 18, Kathleen Scanlan vs. Drew, 5/1/20026. 18, Kathleen Scanlan vs. St. Lawrence, 5/8/20026. 18, Kathleen Scanlan vs. EAST STROUDSBURG,3/28/20006. 18, Courtney Enman vs. Widener, 4/29/20066. 18, Kristina Goetz at Drew, 3/24/2007

Ground Balls (Since 2001)1. 16, Kate Pierangeli vs. WIDENER, 3/18/20032. 13, Liz Baumbach vs. MANHATTANVILLE, 3/1/20033. 12, Kelly Herlihy vs. WIDENER, 3/22/20054. 11, Kate Pierangeli vs. Dickinson, 4/23/20014. 11, Bridget Lee vs. EAST STROUDSBURG, 3/14/20024. 11, Marykate Connolly vs. WOOSTER, 4/6/20024. 11, Liz Baumbach vs. ELIZABETHTOWN, 4/25/2002

Most Caused Turnovers (Since 2001)1. 8, Jackie Messantonio vs. ITHACA, 4/4/20062. 7, Kate Pierangeli vs. Wilkes, 4/1/20042. 7, Kate Pierangeli vs. Moravian, 3/26/20032. 7, Kate Pierangeli vs. Messiah, 4/12/20035. 6, Kate Pierangeli vs. MESSIAH, 4/25/20045. 6, Marykate Connolly vs. Susquehanna, 3/29/20035. 6, Marykate Connolly vs. Messiah, 4/12/20035. 6, Jackie Messantonio vs. MANHATTANVILLE, 3/5/20055. 6, Katie Slade vs. MONTCLAIR ST., 4/1/20109. 5, Marykate Connolly vs. WOOSTER, 4/6/20029. 5, Marykate Connolly vs. STEVEN TECH, 3/22/20039. 5, Liz Baumbach vs. Susquehanna, 3/29/20039. 5, Kate Pierangeli vs. Drew, 5/3/20039. 5, Jackie Messantonio vs. Susquehanna, 4/16/20059. 5, Diana Rocklein vs. Mount St. Vincent, 3/29/20089. 5, Diana Rocklein vs. DREW, 4/10/20099. 5, Katie Slade vs. ELMIRA, 3/11/2011

Draw Controls (Since 2001)1. 8, Liz Baumbach vs. FDU-Madison, 4/17/20011. 8, Diana Rocklein at King’s, 4/18/20071. 8, Diana Rocklein at Susquehanna, 4/20/20074. 7, Kate Pierangeli vs. DREW, 5/1/20044. 7, Jackie Messantonio vs. MORAVIAN, 3/25/20044. 7, Kate Pierangeli vs. WIDENER, 3/18/20034. 7, Diana Rocklein vs. MORAVIAN, 4/20/20064. 7, Diana Rocklein vs. ELIZABETHTOWN, 4/14/20079. 6, Marykate Connolly vs. MESSIAH, 4/25/20049. 6, Marykate Connolly vs. Elizabethtown, 3/27/20049. 6, Bridget Lee vs. KING’S, 3/20/20019. 6, Bridget Lee vs. MISERICORDIA, 3/19/20029. 6, Diana Rocklein vs. SUSQUEHANNA, 4/27/20069. 6, Diana Rocklein vs. KING’S, 5/2/20069. 6, Diana Rocklein vs. Lycoming, 5/1/20079. 6, Madelyn Sminkey vs. Moravian, 4/4/20099. 6, Katie Slade vs. Mt. St. Vincent, 3/31/20099. 6, Jilliana DePaolera vs. NEUMANN, 3/24/20109. 6, Katie Slade vs. NEUMANN, 3/24/20109. 6, Jillianna DePaolera vs. Smith (Mass.), 3/18/20109. 6, Katie Slade vs. ELMIRA, 3/6/20109. 6, Katie Slade vs. Cabrini, 4/7/20119. 6, Kaela Mahon vs. Wellesley, 3/21/20119. 6, Jilliana DePaolera vs. Neumann, 3/16/2011

HOME GAMES IN CAPS

Scranton Women's LacrosseScranton Women's LacrosseSeason Records

Total Points TP Year1. Bridget Lee 115 (51g, 64a) 20032. Liz Baumbach 107 (75g, 32a) 20033. Liz Baumbach 101 (75g, 26a) 20024. Kelly Herlihy 99 (70g, 29a) 20055. Kelly Herlihy 91 (58g, 33a) 20046. Bridget Lee 88 (35g, 53a) 20027. Liz Baumbach 85 (67g, 18a) 20018. J. Messantanio 71 (63g, 8a) 20059. Kate Pierangeli 66 (43g, 23a) 20049. Bridget Lee 66 (30g, 36a) 200111. J. Messantonio 65 (60g, 5a) 200712. J. Messantonio 64 (55g, 9a) 200613. Ali Burns 59 (43g, 16a) 200214. Kelly Herlihy 54 (41g, 13a) 200315. Bridget Lee 53 (34g, 19a) 200016. Carolyn Pryor 52 (30g, 22a) 201117. Kate Pierangeli 51 (30g, 21a) 200317. Kerry Sullivan 51 (37g, 14a) 201117. Liz Baumbach 51 (34g, 17a) 200020. Diana Rocklein 50 (33g, 17a) 200720. Madelyn Sminkey 50 (36g, 14a) 2009

Goals Goals Year1. Liz Baumbach 75 20021. Liz Baumbach 75 20033. Kelly Herlihy 70 20054. Liz Baumbach 67 20015. Jackie Messantonio 63 20056. Jackie Messantonio 60 20077. Kelly Herlihy 58 20048. Jackie Messantonio 55 20069. Bridget Lee 51 200310. Ali Burns 43 200210. Kate Pierangeli 43 200412. Kelly Herlihy 41 200313. Jackie Messantonio 39 200413. Samantha Augeri 39 200515. Kerry Sullivan 37 201116. Allison DeVarso 36 200316. Kathryn Fullmer 36 200116. Madelyn Sminkey 36 200916. Samantha Augeri 36 200420. Erin Quinn 35 200920. Bridget Lee 35 2002

Assists Assists Year1. Bridget Lee 64 20032. Bridget Lee 53 20023. Bridget Lee 36 20014. Kelly Herlihy 33 20045. Liz Baumbach 32 20036. Kelly Herlihy 29 20057. Liz Baumbach 26 20028. Kristen Marquino 24 20099. Kate Pierangeli 23 200410. Caroline Pryor 22 201111. Kate Pierangeli 21 2003

12. Deanna Giorno 20 201113. Bridget Lee 19 200014. Liz Baumbach 18 200114. Kristen Marquino 18 200716. Diana Rocklein 17 200716. Liz Baumbach 17 200018. Lindsay Sullivan 16 200218. Jilliana DePaolera 16 201118. Ali Burns 16 200218. Diana Rocklein 16 2008

Shot Attempts Shots Year1. Liz Baumbach 162 20012. Liz Baumbach 159 20033. Kelly Herlihy 145 20054. Liz Baumbach 144 20025. Kelly Herlihy 136 20046. Jackie Messantonio 122 20077. Jackie Messantonio 116 20058. Jackie Messantonio 110 20069. Alison DeVarso 96 20039. Samantha Augeri 96 200411. Bridget Lee 89 200311. Kelly Herlihy 89 200311. Kerry Sullivan 89 201111. Kate Pierangeli 89 200415. Jackie Messantonio 88 200415. Samantha Augeri 88 200517. Ali Burns 86 200218. Bridget Lee 85 200119. Caroline Pryor 84 201119. Liz Baumbach 84 2000

Ground Balls GB Year1. Liz Baumbach 101 20032. Kate Pierangeli 100 20013. Kate Pierangeli 79 20034. Marykate Connolly 75 20035. Marykate Connolly 74 20045. Liz Baumbach 74 20027. Bridget Lee 66 20038. Bridget Lee 64 20029. Marykate Connolly 63 200210. Marykate Connolly 62 200111. Jeanne-Marie Lanza 59 200411. Alison DeVarso 59 200213. Kelly Herlihy 58 200414. Ali Burns 57 200215. Amy Denes 56 200416. Jackie Messantonio 54 200416. Kristen Hoffman 54 200318. Diana Rocklein 53 200619. Katie Slade 52 201119. Jackie Messantonio 52 2005

Draw Controls DC Year1. Marykate Connolly 63 20042. Diana Rocklein 62 20073. Bridget Lee 47 20013. Diana Rocklein 47 2006

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Scranton Women's LacrosseScranton SoftballScranton Women's Lacrosse5. Katie Slade 45 20105. Liz Baumbach 45 20037. Diana Rocklein 43 20088. Jackie Messantonio 42 20058. Liz Baumbach 42 20018. Bridget Lee 42 200311. Kate Pierangeli 41 200412. Jackie Messantonio 40 200712. Jackie Messantonio 40 200414. Kate Pierangeli 39 200315. Bridget Lee 35 200215. Marykate Connolly 35 200317. Katie Slade 34 200117. Jilliana DePaolera 34 201019. Kate Pierangeli 33 200120. Marykate Connolly 32 200220. Jilliana DePaolera 32 201120. Jackie Messantonio 32 2006

Caused Turnovers CT Year1. Kate Pierangeli 55 20032. Meghan O'Rourke 42 20063. Katie Slade 40 20104. Kate Pierangeli 39 20045. Marykate Connolly 38 20036. Liz Baumbach 32 20036. Katie Slade 32 20118. Jackie Messantonio 31 20069. Katie Slade 28 20099. Bridget Lee 28 20039. Marykate Connolly 28 20049. Jackie Messantonio 28 200513. Meghan O'Rourke 27 200514. Diana Rocklein 26 200615. Kelly Herlihy 23 200415. Catherine Russin 23 200315. Catherine Russin 23 200415. Katie Slade 23 200815. Diana Rocklein 23 200720. Kate Pierangeli 22 2001

Saves Saves Year1. Kathleen Scanlan 202 20022. Courtney Enman 198 20043. Courtney Enman 193 20064. Kathleen Scanlan 182 20005. Courtney Enman 160 20056. Courtney Enman 157 20037. Kathleen Smart 126 20118. Kristina Goetz 123 20079. Cassie Murphy 119 200810. Cassie Murphy 109 200911. Kathleen Scanlan 97 200112. Kathleen Smart 69 201013. Cassie Murphy 58 201014. Victoria Crocco 50 200115. Katie Tricarico 38 2001

Saves Per Game (Min. 5 Games) Avg. Year1. Courtney Enman 11.35 20062. Courtney Enman 10.42 20043. Courtney Enman 9.41 20054. Kristina Goetz 8.20 20075. Kathleen Smart 7.88 20116. Cassie Murphy 7.44 20087. Cassie Murphy 7.27 20098. Kathleen Smart 5.75 20109. Cassie Murphy 4.46 201010. Kristina Goetz 1.67 2008

Save Percentage (Min. 50 Saves) Pct. Year1. Courtney Enman .559 20042. Kathleen Scanlan .546 20023. Courtney Enman .542 20064. Kathleen Scanlan .542 20015. Kathleen Scanlan .524 20006. Victoria Crocco .515 20017. Courtney Enman .513 20038. Courtney Enman .492 20059. Kathleen Smart .469 201010. Cassie Murphy .469 200811. Kathleen Smart .467 201112. Cassie Murphy .401 200913. Kristina Goetz .395 200714. Cassie Murphy .354 2010

Goals Against Average (Min. 500 Minutes Played) GAA Year1. Courtney Enman 8.17 20042. Courtney Enman 8.76 20033. Kathleen Scanlan 9.41 20014. Cassie Murphy 9.42 20085. Courtney Enman 9.71 20056. Kathleen Scanlan 9.88 20027. Kathleen Smart 9.99 20118. Courtney Enman 10.19 20069. Cassie Murphy 10.87 200910. Cassie Murphy 11.96 201011. Kathleen Scanlan 13.75 200012. Kristina Goetz 14.07 2007

Most Wins by a Goalkeeper Wins Year1. Courtney Enman 14 20042. Courtney Enman 13 20033. Courtney Enman 12 20054. Courtney Enman 11 20065. Kathleen Scanlan 10 20025. Kathleen Scanlan 10 20117. Cassie Murphy 8 20087. Cassie Murphy 8 20099. Kristina Goetz 6 20079. Kathleen Scanlan 6 200011. Cassie Murphy 5 2010

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Scranton Women's LacrosseScranton Women's LacrosseYear-by-Year Stat Leaders

Points Name G A TP Avg2000 Bridget Lee 34 19 53 4.422001 Liz Baumbach 67 18 85 4.722002 Liz Baumbach 75 26 101 5.942003 Bridget Lee 51 64 115 6.762004 Kelly Herlihy 58 33 91 4.792005 Kelly Herlihy 70 29 99 5.822006 Jackie Messantonio 55 9 64 3.762007 Jackie Messantonio 60 5 65 4.332008 Diana Rocklein 23 16 39 2.442009 Madelyn Sminkey 36 14 50 3.332010 Caroline Pryor 29 12 41 2.562011 Caroline Pryor 30 22 52 3.25

Goals Name G Avg2000 Bridget Lee 34 2.83 Liz Baumbach 34 2.832001 Liz Baumbach 67 3.722002 Liz Baumbach 75 4.412003 Liz Baumbach 75 4.412004 Kelly Herlihy 58 3.052005 Kelly Herlihy 70 4.122006 Jackie Messantonio 55 3.24 2007 Jackie Messantonio 60 4.002008 Caroline Pryor 31 1.942009 Madelyn Sminkey 36 2.402010 Caroline Pryor 29 1.812011 Kerry Sullivan 37 2.31

Assists Name A Avg2000 Bridget Lee 19 1.582001 Bridget Lee 36 2.002002 Bridget Lee 53 3.122003 Bridget Lee 64 3.762004 Kelly Herlihy 33 1.742005 Kelly Herlihy 29 1.712006 Diana Rocklein 12 0.71 2007 Kristen Marquino 18 1.202008 Diana Rocklein 16 1.002009 Kristen Marquino 24 1.602010 Jilliana DePaolera 14 0.882011 Caroline Pryor 22 1.38

Shots Name SA Avg2000 Liz Baumbach 84 7.002001 Liz Baumbach 162 9.002002 Liz Baumbach 144 8.472003 Liz Baumbach 159 9.352004 Kelly Herlihy 136 7.162005 Kelly Herlihy 145 8.532006 Jackie Messantonio 110 6.47 2007 Jackie Messantonio 122 8.132008 Heather Melone 67 4.192009 Madelyn Sminkey 82 5.472010 Katie Slade 65 4.33 Caroline Pryor 65 4.062011 Kerry Sullivan 89 5.56

Ground Balls (Since 2001) Name GB Avg2001 Kate Pierangeli 100 6.252002 Liz Baumbach 74 4.35

2003 Liz Baumbach 101 5.94 2004 Marykate Connolly 74 3.892005 Jackie Messantonio 52 3.062006 Diana Rocklein 53 3.122007 Diana Rocklein 42 2.802008 Katie Slade 44 2.752009 Katie Slade 48 3.202010 Katie Slade 51 3.402011 Katie Slade 52 3.25

Draw Controls (Since 2001) Name DC Avg./G2001 Bridget Lee 47 2.612002 Bridget Lee 35 2.06 2003 Liz Baumbach 45 2.652004 Marykate Connolly 63 3.322005 Jackie Messantonio 42 2.472006 Diana Rocklein 47 2.76 2007 Diana Rocklein 62 4.132008 Diana Rocklein 43 2.692009 Diana Rocklein 29 2.072010 Katie Slade 45 3.002011 Katie Slade 34 2.12

Caused Turnovers (Since 2001) Name CT Avg./G2001 Kate Pierangeli 22 1.382002 Marykate Connolly 21 1.242003 Kate Pierangeli 55 4.232004 Kate Pierangeli 39 2.792005 Jackie Messantonio 28 1.652006 Meghan O'Rourke 42 2.622007 Diana Rocklein 23 1.532008 Katie Slade 23 1.442009 Katie Slade 28 1.872010 Katie Slade 40 2.672011 Katie Slade 32 2.00

Game-Winning Goals (Since 2004) Name No.2004 Kate Pierangeli 62005 Samatha Augeri 42006 Madelyn Sminkey 32007 Jackie Messantonio 32008 Diana Rocklein 2 Kristen Marquino 2 Erin Quinn 22009 Caroline Pryor 32010 Deanna Giorno 32011 Kerry Sullivan 3

Free-Position Goals (Since 2004) Name No.2004 Alison DeVarso 42005 Samantha Augeri 92006 Kerri Kornobis 6 Jackie Messantonio 62007 Jackie Messantonio 62008 Caroline Pryor 4 Heather Melone 42009 Katie Slade 52010 Katie Slade 82011 Kerry Sullivan 6

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Scranton Women's LacrosseScranton SoftballScranton Women's LacrosseSeason Records (Team)

Wins No. Year1. 14 20042. 13 20033. 12 20054. 11 20014. 11 20066. 10 20116. 10 20028. 8 20088. 8 200910. 6 200710. 6 200010. 6 2010

Points No. Year1. 474 20032. 400 20043. 371 20024. 362 20015. 347 20056. 305 20117. 277 20068. 261 20099. 259 200710. 255 2010

Goals No. Year1. 307 20032. 282 20043. 257 20054. 240 20015. 233 20026. 211 20067. 202 20118. 189 20099. 185 200710. 184 2010

Assists No. Year1. 167 20032. 138 20023. 122 20014. 118 20045. 103 20116. 90 20057. 74 20078. 72 20099. 71 201010. 66 2008 66 2006

Shots No. Year1. 729 20042. 651 20033. 618 20014. 568 20055. 513 20026. 497 20087. 487 20068. 485 20099. 482 201110. 456 2010

G. Balls No. Year1. 817 20032. 648 20023. 647 20044. 551 20015. 503 20056. 394 20067. 333 20118. 332 20089. 324 200910. 319 2010

D. Cont. No. Year1. 260 20042. 243 20033. 228 20014. 217 20075. 214 20026. 209 20057. 203 20088. 194 20119. 184 201010. 180 2006

C.TO No. Year1. 249 20032. 198 20043. 196 20064. 195 20105. 190 20096. 180 20057. 163 20088. 146 20119. 120 200210. 106 2007

Saves No. Year1. 202 20022. 201 20063. 198 20044. 185 20015. 182 20006. 160 2005

7. 157 20038. 142 20079. 134 201110. 129 201010. 129 2008

Sv./Gm. Ave. Year1. 11.82 20062. 10.42 20043. 9.47 20074. 9.41 20055. 8.38 20116. 8.06 20106. 8.06 20088. 7.27 2009

Sv. Pct. Pct. Year1. .559 20042. .546 20023. .542 20064. .527 20015. .524 20006. .513 20037. .492 20058. .464 20089. .460 201110. .408 2010

GAA Avg. Year1. 8.17 20042. 8.76 20033. 9.19 20084. 9.22 20015. 9.71 20056. 9.87 20117. 9.88 20028. 10.00 20069. 10.87 200910. 11.62 2010

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Scranton Women's LacrosseScranton Women's LacrosseAwards & Honors

#Eastern College Athletic Conference Southern Division

2006 Meghan O’Rourke (1st)2005 Kelly Herlihy (1st)2004 Kate Pierangeli (1st), Kelly Herlihy (2nd)2003 Liz Baumbach (1st), Bridget Lee (1st) Kate Pierangeli (2nd)2002 Liz Baumbach (1st), Bridget Lee (1st)2001 Liz Baumbach (2nd), Bridget Lee (2nd) Kate Pierangeli (1st)

IWLCA/US Lacrosse All-America Team2003 Liz Baumbach (3rd)

IWLCA/US Lacrosse Metro/Boardwalk Region2007 Jackie Messantonio (1st)2006 Jackie Messantonio (1st)2005 Jackie Messantonio (2nd)2004 Kate Pierangeli (1st)2003 Liz Baumbach (1st), Bridget Lee (2nd)2002 Liz Baumbach (1st)2001 Liz Baumbach (1st)

IWLCA Academic Squad2004 Lauren Johnson, Kate Nelson Kate Pierangeli2002 Liz Baumbach, Bridget Lee2001 Caitlin DellaValle, Colleen Madison2000 Patty Dougherty, Kelly Halpin

All-Landmark Conference2011 Katie Slade (1st) Jilliana DePaolera (2nd) Kerry Sullivan (2nd, Rookie of the Year)2010 Katie Slade (1st)2009 Erin Quinn (1st), Katie Slade (1st) Madelyn Sminkey (1st) Diana Rocklein (2nd)2008 Heather Melone (2nd) Caroline Pryor (2nd) Diana Rocklein (2nd) Katie Slade (2nd)

#All-Middle Atlantic Conference2007 Jackie Messantonio (1st)2006 Jackie Messantonio (1st)

Meghan O’Rourke (1st) Kerri Kornobis (2nd)2005 Kelly Herlihy (1st) Jackie Messantonio (1st) Meghan O’Rourke (1st) Samantha Augeri (2nd)2004 Kelly Herlihy (1st), Kate Pierangeli (1st) Catherine Russin (1st) Marykate Connolly (2nd)2003 Liz Baumbach (1st, MVP) Bridget Lee (1st) Kate Pierangeli (1st) Marykate Connolly (2nd) Courtney Enman (2nd) Linda Drapeau (Coach of the Year)2002 Liz Baumbach (1st, MVP) Bridget Lee (1st) Ali Burns (2nd) Marykate Connolly (2nd)2001 Liz Baumbach (1st), Bridget Lee (1st) Kate Pierangeli (1st)2000 Liz Baumbach (Rookie of the Year) Brenda Brewer (Coach of the Year)

MAC Spring Sports Scholar-Athlete2003 Bridget Lee

NCAA Post-Graduate Scholarship Recipient2003 Bridget Lee

Verizon Academic All-America Team2003 Bridget Lee (1st)

Verizon All-Academic District II2004 Kate Pierangeli (2nd)2003 Bridget Lee (1st), Liz Baumbach (2nd)2002 Bridget Lee (2nd)2001 Bridget Lee (2nd)

Warrior/Inside LacrosseAll-America Team

2003 Liz Baumbach (2nd), Bridget Lee (3rd)

#The University of Scranton is no longer affiliated with the Eastern College Athletic Conference (ECAC) or the Middle Atlantic States Collegiate Athletic Corporation, more commonly known as the Middle Atlantic Conference.

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Scranton Women's LacrosseScranton SoftballScranton Women's LacrosseAll-Time Roster (2000-2011)

AIrene Alfred 2003-2004Lindsay Anderson 2000Mary Armstrong 2011Amy Arnold 2007-2010Samantha Augeri 2002-2005

BLiz Baumbach 2000-2003Suzanne Bishop 2000Brittany Bobinski 2005Jennifer Bostwick 2003Amy Boylan 2005Ali Burns 2000-02

CJaclyn Calabrese 2010Kerry Callahan 2010Meghan Campbell 2007Kiersten Carnes 2011Liz Chase 2008-2011Allison Clark 2000-2003Katie Cogan 2001Leslie Connelly 2010-2011Marykate Connolly 2001-2004Katie Cordier 2006-2009Victoria Crocco 2001

DAdriana Daley 2010-2011Ali D’Alimonte 2000Kathleen Davidson 2005-2006Caitlin DelleValle 2000-2001Jilliana DePaolera 2010-2011Allison DeVarso 2001-2004Amy Denes 2002-2004Patty Dougherty 2000Christine Dredger 2011

ETara Elnitski 2008Courtney Enman 2003-2006

FNatalie Finklestein 2001Jennifer Frey 2005-2007Kathryn Fullmer 2000-2001

GTaryn Gaffney 2009Sherrie Geida 2000Kristen Gieschen 2010-2011Alison Gilroy 2009, 2011

Shannon Ginty 2011Deanna Giorno 2010-2011Kristina Goetz 2006-2008Erin Green 2011Meaghan Grenaldo 2007-2010Mariah Guy 2011

HKate Hale 2006, 2008Kelly Halpin 2000Kelly Herlihy 2003-2006Kristen Hoffman 2000-2003Shannon Howe 2010-2011

JCourtney Johnson 2000Lauren Johnson 2002-2005Lauren Jordan 2007

KKerri Kornobis 2003-2006

LJeanne-Marie Lanza 2003-2005Kaitlin Lazorko 2010-2011Bridget Lee 2000-2003Kelly Lewandowski 2004-2005Annie Littlefield 2007Elise Lynch 2007-2008

MColleen Madison 2000-2001Katelyn Maher 2005-2008Kaela Mahon 2009-2011Kristen Marquino 2007-2009Kimberly Marrosu 2007Danielle Martinez 2007Regina Matus 2007-2009Meaghen McGroary 2005Kristin McElligott 2000Jill McHugh 2000-2001Michelle McLaren 2002Kate McLaughlin 2000Beth Melillo 2004-2007Heather Melone 2007-2009Jackie Messantonio 2004-2007Lianna Miller 2005-2008Kaitlyn Mimnaugh 2005-2008Kelly Moletress 2002Natalie Montes 2007Kelly Mullin 2002Cassie Murphy 2007-2010Kellianne Murray 2005-2006

NKate Nelson 2001-2004

OKatie Oehl 2007-2010Megan O’Neill 2000-2002Meghan O’Rourke 2003-2006

PKatie Peters 2004-2005Kristin Pickell 2008-2011Kate Pierangeli 2001, 2003-2004Caroline Pryor 2008-2011

QErin Quinn 2006-2009

RDiana Rocklein 2006-2009Colleen Rogers 2000Jacqueline Rohrer 2003-2006Raquel Rongione 2003Catherine Russin 2001-2004

SEmma Sacramone 2008-2010Katie Sasso 2000Kathleen Scanlan 2000-2002Suzanne Schellenger 2000Katie Slade 2008-2011Kathleen Smart 2010-2011Madelyn Sminkey 2006, 2008-2009Meredith Smith 2009Mary Kate Stich 2000-2002Kelly Sullivan 2005Kerry Sullivan 2011Lindsay Sullivan 2001-2002

TChristie Taylor 2011Melissa Taylor 2005Maeve Tintle 2007Katie Tricarico 2000-2001

WJeanne Werner 2003

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Scranton Women's LacrosseScranton Women's LacrosseAll-Time Results

2000 (6-6/*4-3 Middle Atlantic Conference)Head Coach: Brenda BrewerDate Scranton OPP W-LM13 6 at Lynchburg 19 LM21 11 *FDU-MADISON 9 WM23 7 *SUSQUEHANNA 20 LM25 9 at Manhattanville 14 LM28 7 E. STROUDSBURG 19 LA4 12 *at Messiah 16 LA6 21 KEAN 10 WA8 17 *at Widener 16 WA10 2 *at Drew 15 LA13 22 *LYCOMING 11 WA15 13 *at King’s 8 WA26 19 DICKINSON 8 W

2001 (11-7/*5-2 Middle Atlantic Conference)Head Coach: Brenda BrewerDate Scranton OPP W-LM13 6 vs. Ithaca 17 L (in St. Petersburg, Fla.)M15 10 vs. Denison 19 L (in St. Petersburg, Fla.)M20 21 *KING’S 5 WM22 5 *at Susquehanna 10 LM24 16 ST. JOHN FISHER 3 WM26 14 at Neumann 9 WM28 10 at East Stroudsburg 12 LM31 16 MANHATTANVILLE 5 WA3 19 *MESSIAH 7 WA5 21 at Kean 1 WA7 11 *WIDENER 7 WA17 13 *at FDU-Madison 6 WA19 16 *at Lycoming 9 WA21 24 ROSEMONT 5 WA23 12 at Dickinson 9 WA25 10 DREW 20 LM2 7 ^at Drew 10 LM9 9 @at F&M 12 L^Middle Atlantic Conference Tournament@ECAC Mid-Atlantic Championships

2002 (10-7/*4-3 Middle Atlantic Conference)Head Coach: Brenda BrewerDate Scranton OPP W-LM14 13 E. STROUDSBURG 17 LM16 7 *SUSQUEHANNA 8 LM19 24 MISERICORDIA 1 WM28 7 vs. Middlebury 24 L (in St. Petersburg, Fla.)A2 18 *at FDU-Madison 6 WA4 11 DICKINSON 4 WA6 13 WOOSTER 7 WA8 10 *at Lycoming 7 W

A11 24 at Rosemont 1 WA13 13 *MESSIAH 12 WA17 19 *at King’s 2 WA20 9 *at Widener 12 LA23 10 *DREW 14 LA25 20 *ELIZABETHTOWN 7 WA27 14 at Manhattanville 12 WM1 11 ^at Drew 12 LM8 10 @at St. Lawrence 22 L^Middle Atlantic Conference Tournament@ECAC Mid-Atlantic Championships

2003 (13-4/*9-1 Middle Atlantic Conference)Head Coach: Linda DrapeauDate Scranton OPP W-LM1 16 MANHATTANVILLE 4 WM13 11 vs. Ursinus 20 L (in St. Petersburg, Fla.)M18 22 *WIDENER 6 WM22 18 STEVENS TECH 11 WM26 21 *at Moravian 0 W (in Allentown)M29 16 *at Susquehanna 7 WA5 24 *LYCOMING 4 WA6 13 at East Stroudsburg 16 LA10 26 *WILKES 2 WA12 14 *at Messiah 10 WA14 27 *KING’S 1 WA16 24 *FDU-FLORHAM 1 WA23 8 *at Drew 14 LA26 25 *ELIZABETHTOWN 9 WA30 17 ^MESSIAH 13 WA3 14 !at Drew 13 WA10 11 #at Gettysburg 18 L^Middle Atlantic Conference Tournament!Middle Atlantic Conference Championship#NCAA Division III Championships

2004 (14-5/*10-0 Middle Atlantic Conference)Head Coach: Linda DrapeauDate Scranton OPP W-LM5 4 at Stevens Tech 9 LM16 10 vs. Trinity (Conn.) 15 L (in Orlando, Fla.)M18 10 vs. Dickinson 11 (2ot) L (in Orlando, Fla.)M23 6 at Rowan 19 LM25 18 *MORAVIAN 3 WM27 22 *at Elizabethtown 1 WM30 19 at Manhattanville 5 WA1 25 *at Wilkes 1 WA3 12 *SUSQUEHANNA 10 WA7 10 *DREW 9 WA13 16 *at FDU-Florham 4 WA15 24 *at Lycoming 5 WA17 20 *at Widener 8 W

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Scranton Women's LacrosseScranton SoftballScranton Women's LacrosseA21 20 *KING’S 2 WA25 20 *MESSIAH 9 WA28 12 ^MESSIAH 10 WM1 13 !DREW 10 WM5 17 #W. NEW ENGLAND 5 WM8 4 #at Amherst 20 L^Middle Atlantic Conference Tournament!Middle Atlantic Conference Championship#NCAA Division III Championships

2005 (12-5/*8-2 Middle Atlantic Conference)Head Coach: Brenda BrewerDate Scranton OPP W-LM5 16 MANHATTANVILLE 4 WM16 20 *LYCOMING 6 WM22 3 vs. Tufts 13 L (in West Palm Beach, Fla.)M24 19 vs. Co. of Wooster 13 W (in West Palm Beach, Fla.)M31 19 *FDU-FLORHAM 2 WA2 9 *at Messiah 17 LA5 13 ROWAN 12 WA9 21 *ELIZABETHTOWN 6 WA13 22 *WILKES 3 WA16 17 *at Susquehanna 13 WA20 18 *at Moravian 4 WA23 22 *WIDENER 7 WA26 18 *at King’s 9 WA28 7 *at Drew 13 LM3 18 ^KING’S 9 WM5 9 ^at Messiah 14 LM14 6 @McDANIEL 17 L^Middle Atlantic Conference Tournament@ECAC Southern Region Tournament

2006 (11-6/*6-4 Middle Atlantic Conference)Head Coach: Brenda BrewerDate Scranton OPP W-LM11 24 at Manhattanville 7 WM13 14 CABRINI 9 WM15 12 *KING’S 7 WM18 12 *at FDU-Florham 10 WM25 10 *MESSIAH 14 LM28 11 *at Lycoming 12 LA1 10 *DREW 11 LA4 9 ITHACA 7 WA8 10 *at Elizabethtown 7 WA11 16 *at Wilkes 5 WA15 11 at Frostburg St. 7 WA20 15 *MORAVIAN 6 WA22 7 *SUSQUEHANNA 10 LA26 11 at Rowan 19 LA29 16 *at Widener 12 WM2 17 ^KING’S 8 WM4 6 ^at Messiah 19 L^Middle Atlantic Conference Tournament

2007 (6-9/*6-4 Middle Atlantic Conference)Head Coach: Becky DavisDate Scranton OPP W-LM12 12 vs. Roger Williams 14 L (in West Palm Beach County, Fla.)M14 6 vs. McDaniel 21 L (in West Palm Beach Country, Fla.)M20 14 *FDU-FLORHAM 13 WM24 10 *at Drew 12 LM29 11 *LYCOMING 15 LM31 2 *at Messiah 13 LA2 9 at Cabrini 13 LA4 18 *WILKES 7 WA11 18 *at Moravian 13 WA14 15 *ELIZABETHTOWN 22 LA18 14 *at King's 8 WA20 17 *at Susquehanna 16 (2ot) WA24 8 ROWAN 16 LA26 18 *WIDENER 7 WM1 13 #at Lycoming 25 L#Middle Atlantic Conference Tournament

2008 (8-8/*1-4 Landmark Conference)Head Coach: Becky DavisDate Scranton OPP W-LM8 12 ONEONTA ST. 14 LM11 19 ALVERNIA 4 WM13 8 CABRINI 9 LM17 10 vs. Smith 6 W (in Palm Beach, Fla.)M19 10 vs. St. Lawrence 11 (ot) L (in Palm Beach, Fla.)M27 9 at Widener 8 (2ot) WM29 16 at Mount St. Vincent 10 WA3 13 NEUMANN 4 WA5 13 *MORAVIAN 7 WA9 11 *at Susquehanna 13 LA12 9 *at Drew 12 LA14 14 KING’S 6 WA17 18 MISERICORDIA 7 WA19 5 *CATHOLIC 18 LA22 5 at Rowan 12 L

2009 (8-7/*3-3 Landmark Conference)Head Coach: Becky DavisDate Scranton OPP W-LM14 19 ELMIRA 5 WM18 8 vs. Rogers Williams 14 L (in San Antonio, Texas)M24 7 at Cabrini 8 LM28 6 at Oneonta State 18 LM31 17 MT. ST. VINCENT 11 WA2 16 at Neumann 6 WA4 15 *at Moravian 5 WA8 17 *SUSQUEHANNA 6 WA10 10 *DREW 17 L

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Scranton Women's LacrosseScranton Women's LacrosseA14 22 at Misericordia 10 WA18 9 *at Catholic 16 LA21 18 MARYWOOD 6 WA23 2 ROWAN 15 LA25 18 *GOUCHER 8 WA29 5 #at 2 Catholic 18 L#Landmark Conference Tournament

2010 (6-10/*1-4 Landmark Conference)Head Coach: Becky DavisDate Scranton OPP W-LM3 3 at Haverford 14 LM6 17 ELMIRA 11 WM9 11 ONEONTA ST. 16 (2OT) LM11 12 CABRINI 13 LM17 16 vs. Curry (Mass.) 18 L (in West Palm Beach, Fla.)M18 16 vs. Smith (Mass.) 9 W (in West Palm Beach, Fla.)M24 15 NEUMANN 4 WM27 13 at New Paltz 4 WA1 10 MONTCLAIR ST. 12 LA8 20 MISERICORDIA 7 WA10 6 *at Goucher 15 LA14 10 *at Susquehanna 12 LA17 18 *MORAVIAN 7 WA24 6 *at Drew 17 LA29 6 at Rowan 8 LM1 5 *CATHOLIC 20 L

2011 (10-6/*3-2 Landmark Conference)Head Coach: Becky DavisDate Scranton OPP W-LM2 4 HAVERFORD 10 LM8 13 at Montclair St. 15 LM11 17 ELMIRA 7 WM16 19 at Neumann 7 WM18 15 at Oneonta St. 7 WM21 10 vs. Wellesley 7 W (in Clermont, Fla.)M22 19 vs. So. Maine 5 W (in Clermont, Fla.) M30 12 NEW PALTZ 8 WA2 14 *GOUCHER 12 WA7 16 at Cabrini 11 WA13 15 *at Susquehanna 11 WA16 6 ROWAN 9 LA21 6 *DREW 15 LA28 20 at Misericordia 6 WA30 8 *at Catholic 17 LM4 8 $at Drew 10 L

$Landmark Semifinals (Madison, NJ)

HOME GAMES IN CAPS

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The 2004 team set a school record with 14 wins, captured the Middle Atlantic Conference title, and advanced to the NCAA Division III championships 1st row (l-r): Kate Pierangeli, Kate Nelson, Alison DeVarso, Marykate Connolly, Catherine Russin2nd row (l-r): Amy Denes, Irene Alfred, Meghan O’Rourke, Beth Melillo, Jeanne-Marie Lanza, Lauren Johnson, Samatha Augeri, Jackie Messantonio3rd row (l-r): Head Coach Linda Drapeau, Katie Peters, Kelly Herlihy, Kerri Kornobis, Kelly Lewandowski, Jacqueline Rohrer, Courtney Enman, Asst. Coach Liz Baumbach, Asst. Coach Becky Davis

Scranton Women's LacrosseScranton SoftballScranton Women's LacrosseRoyals vs. All Opponents

A Record First Met Last Met Home Away NeutralAlvernia 1-0 Mar. 11, 2008 Mar. 11, 2008 1-0Amherst 0-1 May 8, 2004 May 8, 2004 0-1

C Record First Met Last Met Home Away NeutralCabrini 2-4 Mar. 13, 2006 Apr. 7, 2011 1-2 1-2Catholic 0-5 Apr. 19, 2008 Apr. 30, 2011 0-2 0-3Curry (Mass.) 0-1 Mar. 17, 2010 Mar. 17, 2010 0-1

D Record First Met Last Met Home Away NeutralDenison 0-1 Mar. 15, 2001 Mar. 15, 2001 0-1Dickinson 3-1 Apr. 26, 2000 Mar. 18, 2004 2-0 1-0 0-1Drew 3-14 Apr. 10, 2000 May 4, 2011 2-5 1-9

E Record First Met Last Met Home Away NeutralEast Stroudsburg 0-4 Mar. 28, 2000 Apr. 6, 2003 0-2 0-2Elizabethtown 5-1 Apr. 25, 2002 Apr. 14, 2007 3-1 2-0Elmira 3-0 Mar. 14, 2009 Mar. 11, 2011 3-0

F Record First Met Last Met Home Away NeutralFDU-Florham 8-0 Mar. 21, 2000 Mar. 20, 2007 4-0 4-0F&M 0-1 May 9, 2001 May 9, 2001 0-1Frostburg St. (Md.) 1-0 Apr. 15, 2006 Apr. 15, 2006 1-0

G Record First Met Last Met Home Away NeutralGettysburg 0-1 May 10, 2003 May 10, 2003 0-1Goucher 2-2 Apr. 26, 2008 Apr. 3, 2011 2-0 0-2

H Record First Met Last Met Home Away NeutralHaverford 0-2 Mar. 3, 2010 Mar. 11, 2011 0-1 0-1

I Record First Met Last Met Home Away NeutralIthaca 1-1 Mar. 13, 2001 Apr. 4, 2006 1-0 0-1

K Record First Met Last Met Home Away NeutralKean 2-0 Apr. 6, 2000 Apr. 5, 2001 1-0 1-0King's 11-0 Apr. 15, 2000 Apr. 14, 2008 7-0 4-0

L Record First Met Last Met Home Away NeutralLycoming 6-3 Apr. 13, 2000 Mar. 29, 2007 3-1 3-2Lynchburg 0-1 Mar. 13, 2000 Mar. 13, 2000 0-1

M Record First Met Last Met Home Away NeutralManhattanville 6-1 Mar. 25, 2000 Mar. 11, 2006 3-0 3-1Marywood 1-0 Apr. 21, 2009 Apr. 21, 2009 1-0McDaniel 0-2 May 14, 2005 Mar. 14, 2007 0-1 0-1Messiah 6-6 Apr. 4, 2000 Mar. 31, 2007 5-1 1-5Middlebury 0-1 Mar. 28, 2002 Mar. 28, 2002 0-1Misericordia 5-0 Mar. 19, 2002 Apr. 28, 2011 3-0 2-0Montclair St. 0-2 Apr. 1, 2010 Mar. 8, 2011 0-1 0-1Moravian 8-0 Mar. 26, 2003 Apr. 17, 2010 4-0 4-0Mount St. Vincent 2-0 Mar. 29, 2008 Mar. 31, 2009 1-0 1-0

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Scranton Women's LacrosseScranton Women's LacrosseN Record First Met Last Met Home Away NeutralNeumann 5-0 Mar. 26, 2001 Mar. 16, 2011 2-0 3-0New Paltz 2-0 Mar. 27, 2010 Mar. 30, 2011 1-0 1-0

O Record First Met Last Met Home Away NeutralOneonta St. 1-3 Mar. 8, 2008 Mar. 18, 2011 0-2 1-1

R Record First Met Last Met Home Away NeutralRoger Williams 0-2 Mar. 12, 2007 Mar. 18, 2009 0-2Rosemont 2-0 Apr. 21, 2001 Apr. 11, 2002 1-0 1-0Rowan 1-7 Mar. 23, 2004 Apr. 16, 2011 1-3 0-4

S Record First Met Last Met Home Away NeutralSt. John Fisher 1-0 Mar. 24, 2001 Mar. 24, 2001 1-0St. Lawrence 0-2 May 8, 2002 Mar. 19, 2008 0-1 0-1Smith (Mass.) 2-0 Mar. 17, 2008 Mar. 18, 2010 2-0Southern Maine 1-0 Mar. 22, 2011 Mar. 22, 2011 1-0Stevens Tech 1-1 Mar. 22, 2003 Mar. 5, 2004 1-0 0-1Susquehanna 6-7 Mar. 23, 2000 Apr. 13, 2011 2-3 3-4

T Record First Met Last Met Home Away NeutralTrinity (Conn.) 0-1 Mar. 16, 2004 Mar. 16, 2004 0-1Tufts 0-1 Mar. 22, 2005 Mar. 22, 2005 0-1

U Record First Met Last Met Home Away NeutralUrsinus 0-1 Mar. 13, 2003 Mar. 13, 2003 0-1

W Record First Met Last Met Home Away NeutralWellesley 1-0 Mar. 21, 2011 Mar. 21, 2011 1-0Western New England 1-0 May 5, 2004 May 5, 2004 1-0Widener 8-1 Apr. 8, 2000 Mar. 27, 2008 4-0 4-1Wilkes 5-0 Apr. 10, 2003 Apr. 4, 2007 3-0 2-0Wooster (Ohio) 2-0 Apr. 6, 2002 Mar. 24, 2005 1-0 1-0Totals 115-80 65-25 45-43 5-12 Landmark Conference Tournament Results (0-2)C Record First Met Last Met Home Away NeutralCatholic 0-1 Apr. 29, 2009 Apr. 29, 2009 0-1Drew 0-1 May 4, 2011 May 4, 2011 0-1 Totals 0-2 0-2

#Middle Atlantic Conference Tournament Results (6-5)D Record First Met Last Met Home Away NeutralDrew 2-2 May 2, 2001 May 5, 2004 1-0 1-2

K Record First Met Last Met Home Away NeutralKing's 2-0 May 3, 2005 May 2, 2006 2-0

L Record First Met Last Met Home Away NeutralLycoming 0-1 May 1, 2007 May 1, 2007 0-1

M Record First Met Last Met Home Away NeutralMessiah 2-2 Apr. 30, 2003 May 4, 2006 2-0 0-2Totals 6-5 5-0 1-5

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Scranton Women's LacrosseScranton SoftballScranton Women's Lacrosse#Eastern College Athletic Conference (ECAC) Tournament Results (0-2)M Record First Met Last Met Home Away NeutralMcDaniel 0-1 May 14, 2005 May 14, 2005 0-1

S Record First Met Last Met Home Away NeutralSt. Lawrence 0-1 May 8, 2002 May 8, 2002 0-1Totals 0-2 0-1 0-1

#The University of Scranton is no longer affiliation with the Middle Atlantic States Collegiate Athletic Corporation or the Eastern College Athletic Conference (ECAC)

NCAA Division III Championships (1-2)A Record First Met Last Met Home Away NeutralAmherst 0-1 May 8, 2004 May 8, 2004 0-1

G Record First Met Last Met Home Away NeutralGettysburg 0-1 May 10, 2003 May 10, 2003 0-1

W Record First Met Last Met Home Away NeutralWestern New England 1-0 May 5, 2004 May 5, 2004 1-0Totals 1-2 1-0 0-2

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Scranton Women's LacrosseScranton Women's LacrosseYear Overall Conference Head Coach Highlights2000 6-6 (.500) 4-3 (.571) Brenda Brewer First season

2001 11-7 (.611) 5-2 (.714) Brenda Brewer Middle Atlantic Conference Tournament Qualifier; ECAC Mid-Altlantic Tournament Qualifier

2002 10-7 (.588) 4-3 (.571) Brenda Brewer Middle Atlantic Conference Tournament Qualifier; ECAC Mid-Altlantic Tournament Qualifier

2003 13-4 (.765) 9-1 (.900) Linda Drapeau Middle Atlantic Conference Tournament Qualifier; Middle Atlantic Conference Champions NCAA Division III Tournament

2004 14-5 (.737) 10-0 (1.000) Linda Drapeau Middle Atlantic Conference Tournament Qualifier; Middle Atlantic Conference Champions NCAA Division III Tournament

2005 12-5 (.706) 8-2 (.800) Brenda Brewer Middle Atlantic Conference Tournament-Qualifier; ECAC Southern Region Tournament

2006 11-6 (.647) 6-4 (.600) Brenda Brewer Middle Atlantic Conference Tournament Qualifier

2007 6-9 (.400) 6-4 (.600) Becky Davis Middle Atlantic Conference Tournament Qualifier

2008 8-8 (.500) 1-4 (.200) Becky Davis First season in Landmark Conference

2009 8-7 (.533) 3-3 (.500) Becky Davis Landmark Conference Tournament Qualifier

2010 6-10 (.375) 1-4 (.200) Becky Davis

2011 10-6 (.625) 2-2 (.500) Becky Davis Landmark Conference Tournament Qualifier

Totals 115-80 (.589) 59-32 (.648)

University of Scranton All-Time Coaching RecordsName Seasons Years Overall ConferenceBrenda Brewer 5 2000-2002; 50-31 (.617) 27-14 (.659) 2005-2006Linda Drapeau 2 2003-2004 27-9 (.750) 19-1 (.950)Becky Davis 5 2007-2011 38-40 (.487) 13-17 (.433) Totals 12 115-80 (.589) 59-32 (.648)

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