2012 vanderbilt lacrosse fact book

Fact Book 2012

Katie MastropieriSo. • 5-4 • A

Richmond, Va.

Ally CareySr. • 5-7 • MBel Air, Md.

Maggie ForkerFr. • 5-2 • A

Havertown, Pa.

Maddie KratzFr. • 5-10 • GKWilton, Conn.

Meggie RamzyFr. • 5-5 • A

Lutherville, Md.

Natalie WillsSr. • 5-7 • GK

Kent Island, Md.

Gabrielle NesiFr. • 5-5 • D

Garden City, N.Y.

Paige CahillJr. • 5-7 • D

Nashville, Tenn.

Alex DuckenfieldFr. • 5-8 • MRutledge, Pa.

Casey BakkerJr. • 5-8 • M

Ridgewood, N.J.

Alex PriddySr. • 5-6 • M

Davidsonville, Md.

Catherine CarrSr. • 5-4 • D

Edgewater, Md.

Kendall PittingerSr. • 5-5 • M

Baltimore, Md.

Hannah ClarkSr. • 5-3 • A

Chatham, N.J.

Taylor LangeSr. • 5-9 • DSparks, Md.

Abby WheelerSo. • 5-4 • A

Charlottesville, Va.

Chelsea LanzoniSo. • 5-6 • M

Annapolis, Md.

Sarah TustinSo. • 5-11 • AHorsham, Pa.

Kacie ConnorsSr. • 5-6 • M

St. Davids, Pa.

Kelly ConnorsSr. • 5-6 • M

St. Davids, Pa.

Rebecca RyanFr. • 5-4 • M

Ipswich, Mass.

Ellie KrausSo. • 5-6 • M

St. Davids, Pa.

Olivia GoodmanJr. • 5-8 • A

Villanova, Pa.

Chelsea PasfieldJr. • 5-6 • GKAlexandria, Va.

Brandi BynerSo. • 5-6 • D

Franklin, Tenn.

Carly LinthicumJr. • 5-7 • A

Salisbury, Md.

Alyssa DunlapSo. • 5-5 • DVillanova, Pa.

Cathy Swezey15th Season

Trenton State (’93)

Susan Ellis13th Season

Trenton State (’96)

Amber FalconeThird Season

North Carolina (’09)

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

TV/Radio Chart 2Roster/Schedule 4Head Coach Cathy Swezey 5Assistant Coaches 6Student-Athletes 7-142011 Season Review 15-16History: Records 17History: Results 18-19History: Awards 20History: Alumni 21

4 Vanderbilt Lacrosse 2012

2012 INFORMATION

No. Name Pos. Ht. Cl. Hometown (Previous School)

1 Katie Mastropieri A 5-4 So. Richmond, Va. (The Collegiate School)2 Ally Carey MF 5-7 Sr. Bel Air, Md. (John Carroll)4 Maggie Forker D 5-2 Fr. Havertown, Pa. (Episcopal Academy)5 Maddie Kratz GK 5-10 Fr. Wilton, Conn. (Wilton)6 Meggie Ramzy A 5-5 Fr. Lutherville, Md. (Roland Park)7 Natalie Wills GK 5-7 Sr. Kent Island, Md. (St. Mary-s)8 Gabrielle Nesi D 5-5 Fr. Garden City, N.J. (Garden City)9 Paige Cahill D 5-6 Jr. Nashville, Tenn. (Harpeth Hall)10 Alex Duckenfield MF 5-8 Fr. Rutledge, Pa. (Strath Haven)11 Casey Bakker MF 5-8 Jr. Ridgewood, N.J. (Ridgewood) 12 Alex Priddy MF 5-6 Sr. Davidsonville, Md. (Spalding) 13 Catherine Carr D 5-4 Sr. Edgewater, Md. (St. Mary-s)15 Kendall Pittinger MF 5-5 Sr. Baltimore (Severna Park) 16 Hannah Clark A 5-3 Sr. Chatham, N.J. (Chatham) 17 Taylor Lange D 5-9 Sr. Sparks, Md. (Hereford)18 Abby Wheeler A 5-4 So. Charlottesville, Va. (Western Albemarle)19 Chelsea Lanzoni MF 5-6 So. Annapolis, Md. (Annapolis Senior)20 Sarah Tustin A 5-11 So. Ambler, Pa. (Hatsboro Horsham)21 Kacie Connors MF 5-6 Sr. St. Davids, Pa. (Radnor) 22 Kelly Connors MF 5-6 Sr. St. Davids, Pa. (Radnor) 23 Rebecca Ryan MF 5-4 Fr. Ipswich, Mass. (Phillips Exeter)24 Ellie Kraus MF 5-6 So. St. Davids, Pa. (Radnor)26 Olivia Goodman MF 5-8 Jr. Villanova, Pa. (Agnes Irwin)28 Chelsea Pasfield GK 5-6 Jr. Alexandria, Va. (St. Stephens/St. Agnes)31 Brandi Byner D 5-6 So. Franklin, Tenn. (Ensworth)32 Carly Linthicum A 5-7 Jr. Church Creek, Md. (Episcopal)33 Alyssa Dunlap D 5-5 So. Villanova, Pa. (Radnor)

2012 Roster

COACHING STAFF

Head Coach ............................................. Cathy Swezey Assistant Coach ............................................ Susan EllisAssistant Coach .......................................Amber Falcone

PRONUNCIATION GUIDE

Cathy Swezey ................................................. SWEE-zee Taylor Lange .......................................................... LANGKatie Mastropieri ...............................MASS tro P air eeGabrielle Nesi ......................................................NESS eeCasey Bakker ...................................................... BACK erKendall Pittinger ............................................PITT in jure

2012 ScheduleDate Opponent Location Time

Feb. 12 Duke NASHVILLE 1 p.m.Feb. 26 at North Carolina Chapel Hill, N.C. 12 p.m.Mar. 3 at Stanford Palo Alto, Calif. 3 p.m.Mar. 7 Boston College NASHVILLE 12 p.m.Mar. 11 at Canisius Buffalo, N.Y. 11 a.m.Mar. 14 Louisville NASHVILLE 3 p.m.Mar. 18 Penn State * NASHVILLE 1 p.m.Mar. 23 at Northwestern * Evanston, Ill. 3 p.m.Mar. 28 at New Hampshire Durham, N.H. 11:30 a.m.Apr. 1 Johns Hopkins * NASHVILLE 12 p.m.Apr. 4 Presbyterian NASHVILLE 2 p.m.Apr. 8 Ohio State * NASHVILLE 1 p.m.Apr. 14 at Florida * TV Gainesville, Fla. 11 a.m.Apr. 18 at Notre Dame South Bend, Ind. 1 p.m.Apr. 22 Jacksonville NASHVILLE 1 p.m.

POST SEASON

ALC TournamentMay 3-5 ....................................................Gainesville, Fla.

NCAA TournamentMay 12/13, First Round ........................... Campus SitesMay 19/20, Quarterfinals......................... Campus SitesMay 25, Semifinals .............................Stony Brook, N.Y.May 27, Championship .......................Stony Brook, N.Y.

All times are Central and subject to change. Home matches played at the Vanderbilt Lacrosse Complex.

*Denotes American Lacrosse Conference game.

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Head Coach Cathy Swezey enters her 15th season leading the Vanderbilt lacrosse team. She has led the Commodores to six NCAA Tournament appearances, including a 2004 trip to the NCAA Final Four.

When the Moorestown, N.J., native and three-time Division III national champion was hired in 1997, the Vanderbilt program was in its infancy and the sport of lacrosse still was new to the region. Swezey has played a large part in the growth of the sport of lacrosse both at Vanderbilt and throughout Tennessee.

Swezey was the first to bring a team from outside of the eastern time zone to the NCAA Final Four. Her Commodores earned four consecutive berths in the NCAA Tournament between 2007 and 2010. Swezey was named the American Lacrosse Conference Coach of the Year in 2008, the same year she was honored as Vanderbilt’s Coach of the Year for women’s athletics. Nashville played host to a first-round game in the NCAA Division I Women’s Lacrosse Tour-nament for the first time in history in 2007.

Swezey began building her powerful program prior to the 1998 season. Her first team went 7-9, but it was a mere two years later that Swezey’s 2000 squad would defeat a Top-10 team, Boston University, for the first time in the history of the pro-gram. Vanderbilt ended that year ranked 13th in the nation—one spot from reaching the NCAA Tournament—and Swezey was nominated as Coach of the Year by the IWLCA.

In 2002, Vanderbilt became a charter member of the American Lacrosse Confer-ence. For guiding her team to its highest ranking ever, No. 8, and its first appearance in the NCAA Tournament, Swezey earned Coach of the Year honors from the ALC and InsideLacrosse.com.

The Commodores’ success has produced a snowball effect in Middle Tennessee. Swezey moved her team into a state-of-the-art facility, the Vanderbilt Lacrosse and Soccer Complex, in 2003. A number of former Commodore lacrosse players now work in the Nashville area as high school and youth lacrosse coaches, and Vanderbilt regularly hosts camps and clinics on campus.

Swezey’s coaching career began at her alma mater, Trenton State College (now the College of New Jersey). She was a graduate assistant coach for both field hockey and lacrosse from 1994-1996. During that time, the lacrosse team earned two NCAA championship titles, and the field hockey team earned the title in 1995. While coaching, Swezey earned her master’s degree in teaching with a health educa-tion specialization.

The three-time All-American had an impressive two-sport career at Trenton State. Swezey started for Trenton State’s national championship lacrosse teams in 1991, 1992 and 1994, and for the 1990 national runner-up squad. Swezey missed the 1993 season with a knee injury, but returned to the field the following year.

Not only was she an All-American in 1992, she received the honor again in 1994. Swezey was named to the NCAA Final Four All-Tournament team in 1992 and 1994, and earned the Attack Player of the Year award from the South Jersey Lacrosse Club her senior season. She became a member of the U.S. Lacrosse squad upon graduation in 1994.

Swezey and husband Scooter Gross reside in Nashville with their three children.

COACHING CAREER

1997–present ..........................Head Coach, Vanderbilt1996-97 .................Assistant Coach, James Madison1994-96 ................ Graduate Assistant, Trenton State

PLAYING CAREER

1994–95 .........................................U.S. National Team1990-94 .................................................... Trenton State

All-American (1992, 1994); Attack Player of the Year (1994); NCAA Final Four All-Tournament Team (1992, 1994); NCAA Division III National Champion (1991, 1992, 1994); NCAA Division III Runner-Up (1990)

1986-89 ............................................ Moorestown H.S.

COACHING RECORD

Year Record ALC Record2011 8-8 1-32010 12-6 4-12009 10-7 2-22008 13-6 3-12007 11-6 3-12006 6-10 2-32005 6-9 3-32004 12-6 5-12003 7-8 4-22002 10-6 6-02001 5-11 2000 10-6 1999 5-10 1998 7-9OVERALL 122-108 33-17

HEAD COACH CATHY SWEZEY

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College

Trenton State College (now the College of New Jersey) . . . . . . . . . . . 1993, 1996


SUSAN ELLIS Assistant Coach13th Season Trenton State, 1995

Susan Ellis, the Intercollegiate Women’s Lacrosse Coaches Association’s 2009 Division I Assistant Coach of the Year, enters her 13th season as an assistant coach for the Com-

modores. Ellis has been a part of all six of Vanderbilt’s NCAA Tournament appearances since signing on to assist former collegiate teammate Cathy Swezey in 2000.

Responsible for Vanderbilt’s defensive philosophy, Ellis has been a key component of the Commodores’ success over the past 12 seasons. She shaped the defensive unit that advanced to the 2004 NCAA Final Four by holding fifth-ranked Loyola and fourth-ranked James Madison to four goals each in the first two rounds of the tournament.

Ellis was in her third season with the Commodores when the squad became the first team from outside the eastern time zone to advance to the NCAA Division I Women’s Lacrosse Tournament in 2002. Since then Vanderbilt has returned to the postseason five more times. In 2009, Ellis was part of the first class of IWLCA Assistant Coach of the Year recipients.

Prior to her time at Vanderbilt, the former Susan Pley was the assistant lacrosse and field hockey coach at Moorestown Friends High School (N.J.) from 1997-2000. She helped lead the team to the 1999 Friends League lacrosse championship.

“Our players consistently count on Sue’s knowledge and experience to assist them in their development,” Swezey said. “She will continue to play an integral part in our success and growth as we position ourselves to remain one of the elite programs in the country.”

Ellis was a two-time All-America selection at Trenton State (now called the The College of New Jersey). She received Defensive Player of the Year recognition in 1994 from the IWLCA. Ellis earned a bachelor’s degree from Trenton State in sociology.

Off the field, Ellis assists with numerous aspects of team coordination, including travel arrangements. She also played an important role in building Vanderbilt’s CHAMPS/Life Skills program to enrich the off-the-field lives of student-athletes.

Ellis and her husband, James, reside in Nashville with their three children.

Assistant Coaches

AMBER FALCONE Assistant CoachThird Season North Carolina, 2009

Amber Falcone, named the best defender at the 2009 Women’s Lacrosse World Cup, enters her third season in Nash-ville after joining the Vanderbilt staff as an assistant lacrosse coach

prior to the 2010 season.In Falcone’s first season with the Commodores, the squad

made its sixth overall appearance in the NCAA Tournament. Last year, Vanderbilt notched a win over seventh-ranked Stan-ford before playing host to the American Lacrosse Conference Tournament.

Prior to leading Team USA to its sixth World Cup title, Falcone was the Intercollegiate Women’s Lacrosse Coaches Association’s 2009 Defender of the Year as a senior at North Carolina. She led the Tar Heels to a runner-up finish in the 2009 NCAA Tournament. A native of Westminster, Md., Falcone was the first Tar Heel to earn All-America honors four times.

“We are pleased to have Amber on our coaching staff,” VU Head Coach Cathy Swezey said. “She has brought great energy to our recruiting efforts and fresh ideas to our program. Our players have grown under her tutelage and we see the differ-ence she has made every day on the field. We are enjoying a very cohesive coaching staff and our chemistry creates a great atmosphere for our team.”

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PLAYER INFORMATION

Casey BakkerJunior 5’8” Midfield Ridgewood, N.J. Ridgewood11

2011 Appeared in seven games as a sophomore... Scored first colle-giate goal in season-opening win at Presbyterian... Also added an assist in that game for her first two-point performance... Picked up two ground balls against Canisius... Named to the ALC Academic Honor Roll and the Southeastern Conference Spring Academic Honor Roll.

2010 Appeared in four games...recorded first shot and assist against Johns Hopkins while coming up with two draw controls...tallied a caused turnover and came up with a draw control against Longwood...saw action against Duke and Binghamton.

HIGH SCHOOL Two-year starter for Coach Carla Mixon’s Maroons... Team MVP in junior and senior years... Also lettered in basketball... Received All American Honorable Mention recognition her senior year... Also an Academic All American... All-State honoree as a senior... First-team All-Suburban selection her junior and senior years... Played for the Tri-State All-Stars.

PERSONAL Casey Elizabeth Bakker... Born Feb. 20, 1991 in Ridge-wood, N.J.... Daughter of Frances and Edward Bakker... Has two broth-ers: Brett, 26, and Ryan, 24... Father played basketball at Iona... Brother Ryan played lacrosse at Bucknell... Majoring in human and organizational development.

Brandi BynerSophomore 5’6” Defense Franklin, Tenn. Ensworth31

2011 Played in all 16 games of her freshman campaign in the Com-modore defense, making 15 starts... Named to the IWLCA’s All-West/Midwest Region second team... Sixth on the team in caused turnovers with 10... Season-high four ground balls in narrow 8-7 loss to No. 6 Florida... Caused multiple turnovers against the Gators and versus Stan-ford... Named American Lacrosse Conference Freshman of the Week on April 25 after a 12-10 victory over rival Notre Dame in the regular season finale... Caused a turnover and picked up one ground ball against the Irish, winning the opening draw of the overtime period to help VU score the eventual game-winner.

HIGH SCHOOL Played for 2005 Vanderbilt graduate Meg Freeman at Ensworth... The Tigers won the 2009 Tennessee Girls Lacrosse Associa-tion championship... Also lettered in basketball and track and field.

PERSONAL Brandi S. Byner... Born Nov. 19, 1991.... Daughter of Tina and Earnest Byner... Has three sisters: Semeria (29), Adriana (27) and Kyara (18)... Father was a running back at East Carolina before moving on to a 14-year NFL career highlighted by a Super Bowl XXVI ring with the Washington Redskins... Planning to major in human and organiza-tional development with a minor in psychology.

Paige CahillJunior 5’6” Defense Nashville, Tenn. Harpeth Hall9

2011 Started all 16 games in the Commodore defense... Fourth on the team in ground balls (23), third in draw controls (17)... Season-high three ground balls against Presbyterian, Ohio State and Notre Dame... Also caused three turnovers against the Irish... Personal-best four draw controls in regular season meeting with Ohio State... Notched first collegiate assist against Canisius... Also credited with an assist against Stanford... Scored her first collegiate goal in overtime of VU’s 12-10 win over Notre Dame.... Named to the ALC Academic Honor Roll and the Southeastern Conference Spring Academic Honor Roll.

2011 Appeared in six games...came up with a draw control against Johns Hopkins...caused a turnover against North Carolina.

HIGH SCHOOL Four-year starter for Coach Legare Vest’s Honey Bears... Helped lead her team to state championships junior and senior years... Named team MVP her senior year... Received All-Region and All-State honors sophomore, junior, and senior years... Named All-American junior year... All-American Honorable Mention senior year... Played for Skywalkers Lacrosse ‘09 Blue club team.

PERSONAL Paige Elizabeth Cahill... Born Jan. 17, 1991, in Trumbull, Conn.... Daughter of Doug and Terre Cahill... Sister to Chris and Jack... Majoring in elementary education/child studies.


Ally CareySenior 5’7” Midfield Bel Air, Md. John Carroll2

2011 Earned first-team All-America honors from the IWLCA for the second consecutive season... First-team All-American Lacrosse Confer-ence honoree... Nominee for 2011 Tewaaraton Award... Top 10 nationally in ground balls, caused turnovers and draw controls... Already VU’s career leader with 183 draw controls... Currently ranks eighth all-time in points (159), 11th in goals (100) and fourth in assists (59)... Scored her 100th career goal in ALC Tournament against Ohio State... Started all 16 games as VU’s center mid... Season-high four goals at Duke... Season-high eight ground balls against Jacksonville and New Hampshire... Won nine draw controls against North Carolina... Caused five New Hampshire turnovers... Also notched a season-high six points against Wildcats... Chosen to play for the 2011-12 U.S. women’s national senior team fol-lowing a summer tryout.... Named to the ALC Academic Honor Roll and the Southeastern Conference Spring Academic Honor Roll.

2010 Started all 18 games...second on team in assists, points and shots...scooped up a team-leading 49 ground balls...led the team with 42 caused turnovers and came up with a team-high 63 draw controls...seven free-position goals were a team-best...tied for second on team with 40 goals...recorded a career-high six goals and seven points against Ohio State...tallied game winners against Penn State, Johns Hopkins and Ohio State...scored goals in 16 games and had ten games with multiple goals...caused five turnovers and grabbed nine ground balls against Delaware.

2009 Started all 16 games that she played in... Led all freshmen in goals, assists, points, and ground balls... Second on the team in assists, points, and ground balls... Fourth on the team in goals scored... Recorded two goals against North Carolina in her first collegiate game... Had ten games with multiple goals scored... Tallied a career high, four-goal game against Delaware... Received Rookie of the Week honors.

HIGH SCHOOL Four-year starter for Coach Kristyn Porchella’s Patri-ots... Three-time All-American and twice named Academic All-American... Chosen to the Tewaaraton High School Team in 2007 and 2008... 2008 Baltimore Sun Female Athlete of the Year as well as Lacrosse Player of the Year... Named Harford County Player of the Year in 2008... Selected Player of the Match for Team USA’s U-19 Semifinal game vs. England in 2007... Thrice honored as All-Met, All-County, IAAM All-Star.

PERSONAL Allyson Nicole Carey... Born July 23, 1990, in Baltimore... Daughter of Donna and Ben Carey... Sister to Kristina and Samantha... Majoring in human and organizational development.

Catherine CarrSenior 5’4” Defense Edgewater, Md. St. Mary’s13

2011 Appeared in 14 games, making one start in defense against Canisius... Responsible for five ground balls and eight caused turn-overs... Caused multiple turnovers in three straight appearances (at Penn State, vs. Stanford, at Johns Hopkins)... Named to the ALC Academic Honor Roll and the SEC Spring Academic Honor Roll.

2010 Appeared in 12 games...caused a turnover against Ohio State and Northwestern... Ground ball and a draw control against Duke.

2009 Appeared in two games as a freshman.

HIGH SCHOOL Three-year starter for Coach Sue Chittim’s Saints... Member of the 2005 IAAM Champion team... Saint Mary’s Defensive Player of the Year... Received the Saints Star Award... Member of the National Honor Society... A Parvis Scholar... Garnered a National Merit Honorable mention... Maryland Distinguished Scholar.

PERSONAL Catherine Grace Carr... Born on July 18, 1990, in Annap-olis, Md.... Daughter of Patricia and Charles... Brother, Christian, played lacrosse for Loyola College... Major is medicine, health and society.

Hannah ClarkSenior 5’3” Attack Chatham, N.J. Chatham16

2011 Started all 16 games in the Commodore attack... Opened the season with a five-point performance (3g, 2a) against Presbyterian... Hit another hat-trick against Jacksonville... Credited with game-winning goals against New Hampshire and Stanford... Had seven games with multiple points, finishing the year with 50 points for her VU career... Named to the ALC Academic Honor Roll and the SEC Spring Academic Honor Roll.

2010 Appeared in all 18 games...recorded a season-high four goals and seven shots against UMBC... Game-winning goals against UMBC, Longwood and Notre Dame... Season-high four assists against Dela-ware... Goal and two assists in a win over Penn State... Two draw con-trols against Binghamton... Caused a turnover against Boston University.

2009 Appeared in 11 games... Recorded assists against UMBC and Cincinnati... Forced one caused turnover against Cincinnati.

HIGH SCHOOL Four-year starter for Deb Marriott’s Cougars... Member of the 2008 County and State Champion team... 2008 Tournament of Champions finalist... Academic All-American in 2007 and 2008... First Team, all-morris conference and all-area in 2008... Second team all-area all-county and all-conference in 2007... First team all galaxy in 2006... Outstanding Academic Achievement Awards in Spanish and Biology... Received the National English Merit Award.

PERSONAL Hannah Hargrove Clark... Born on Oct. 7, 1989, in Morris-town, N.J.... Daughter of Garrett and Gerry Clark... Sister to Cameron and Emery... Cameron is a 2009 graduate of Vanderbilt... Majoring in human and organizational development.

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Kacie ConnorsSenior 5’6” Midfield St. Davids, Pa. Radnor21

2011 Started all 16 games in the Commodore midfield... One of six Commodores to total more than 20 ground balls (21)... Came up with nine draw controls and caused six turnovers on the year... One goal and one assist in ALC Tournament against Ohio State for first multiple-point game of the year... Also scored goals against Cincinnati and at Johns Hopkins... Named to the ALC Academic Honor Roll and the Southeast-ern Conference Spring Academic Honor Roll.

2010 Started 14 games and appeared in all 18...scored five goals and added four assists...recorded a goal and assist against Binghamton while coming up with two ground balls and three draw controls...caused three turnovers and came up with a ground ball and ground control against Longwood.

2009 Appeared in five games... Played minutes against Northwest-ern, Cincinnati, Binghamton, Ohio State, and Johns Hopkins.

HIGH SCHOOL Two-year starter for Coach Phyllis Kilgour’s Raid-ers... AAA Pennsylvania district State Champs in 2008... Team went undefeated 23-0, first time since 1986... HS squad finished runner-up to rival Conestoga in the finals 2005... Received All Main Line-honorable Mention in 2007... Second Team Central League in 2008.

PERSONAL Kacie Lynn Connors... Born on Feb. 6, 1990, in Bryn Mawr, Pa.... Daughter of Wendy and John Connors... Sister to Kristin, Kim, John... Twin sister to teammate Kelly Connors... Kristin played lacrosse at Columbia University... Kim won a NCAA I lacrosse cham-pionship at University of Virginia... John played club lacrosse at Hobart College... Majoring in communication studies.

Kelly ConnorsSenior 5’6” Midfield St. Davids, Pa. Radnor22

2011 Averaged one point per game as a junior, totaling six goals and two assists in eight appearances... Opened the season with first two-goal game of her VU career against Presbyterian... Also notched two points against North Carolina... Came up with a pair of ground balls against the Tar Heels... Caused two turnovers on the year... Named to the ALC Aca-demic Honor Roll and the Southeastern Conference Spring Academic Honor Roll.

2010 Appeared in 10 games... Scored in a win over Binghamton... Came up with two draw controls and forced a turnover against Long-wood... Grabbed a ground ball against Johns Hopkins.

2009 Appeared in three games... Scored her first collegiate goal against Binghamton... Played minutes against Cincinnati, Binghamton, and Notre Dame... Forced one caused turnover against Binghamton, Notre Dame.

HIGH SCHOOL Started for Coach Phyllis Kilgour’s Raiders... AAA Pennsylvania district State Champs in 2008... Team went undefeated 23-0, first time since 1986... HS squad finished runner-up to rival Cones-toga in the finals 2005... Received All-Mainline recognition in 2007.

PERSONAL Kelly Leigh Connors... Born on Feb. 6, 1990, in Bryn Mawr, Pa.... Daughter of Wendy and John Connors... Sister to Kristin, Kim, John... Twin sister to teammate Kelly Connors... Kristin played lacrosse at Columbia University... Kim won a NCAA I lacrosse cham-pionship at University of Virginia... John played club lacrosse at Hobart College... Studying entrepreneurship and marketing through an interdis-ciplinary major.

Alex DuckenfieldFreshman 5’8” Midfield Rutledge, Pa. Strath Haven10

HIGH SCHOOL Four-year starter for Coach Jen Duckenfield’s Strath Haven Panthers... Helped lead team to state finals in 2009 and to quarterfinals in 2010 after winning the Central League championship... Named a US Lacrosse All-American as a senior... Two-time All-Delaware County and All-Central League selection... Also named All-Phillylacrosse.com Midfielder twice... Team MVP in 2010 and 2011... Two-time All-State selection in field hockey broke the school’s all-time scoring record... Four years on school’s honor roll... Named Academic All-Amer-ican in 2010... Played her club lacrosse for Coach Ali Fisher’s Ultimate Goal Lacrosse Club.

PERSONAL Alexsandra Lee Duckenfield... Prefers to be called Alex... Born Oct. 21, 1992... Daughter of Jennifer Duckenfield and Joe Bakey... Mother coaches varsity lacrosse at Strath Haven... Father is a football coach... Plans to major in human and organizational development.


Alyssa DunlapSophomore 5’5” Defense Villanova, Pa. Radnor33

2011 Started all 16 games of her freshman campaign in the Commo-dore defense... Second on the team in ground balls (34), third in caused turnovers (11)... Named American Lacrosse Conference Freshman of the Week on March 29 after picking up five ground balls in upset win over No. 7 Stanford... Caused multiple turnovers in three games (at Presbyte-rian, at Penn State and vs. Notre Dame)... Personal-best six ground balls at ALC rival Penn State... Scored the first goal of her collegiate career in VU’s 14-13 victory over league foe Johns Hopkins... Named to the ALC Academic Honor Roll and the Southeastern Conference First-Year Academic Honor Roll.

HIGH SCHOOL Three-year starter for Coach Phyllis Kilgour’s Radnor Red Raiders... Team won the PIAA state title three straight times during her sophomore, junior and seniors campaigns, boasting a 23-0 record as the first undefeated Radnor squad since 1986... ... Named an Under Armour All-American as a senior... High school teammate of classmate Ellie Kraus and twins Kacie and Kelly Connors... Also lettered in vol-leyball, soccer and basketball... Academic All-American earned honor roll distinction four consecutive years... Played her club ball for SEPA.

PERSONAL Alyssa Marie Dunlap... Born Sept. 1, 1991.... Daughter of Celeste and Bret Dunlap... Has one younger brother, Austin (15)... Father was a varsity wrestler for two seasons at James Madison University in Harrisonburg, Va.... Undecided as to her major.

Maggie ForkerFreshman 5’2” Defense Havertown, Pa. Episcopal Academy4

HIGH SCHOOL Four-year starter for Coach Kim Piersall’s Episcopal Churchmen... Squad has won four Inter-Ac championships... Earned All-Delco honors (Delaware County Times) as a senior... All-phillylacrosse.com selection as junior and senior... Ranked as a Top 20 defender in the nation by ESPN Rise... Played her club lacrosse for Coach Alison Fisher’s Ultimate Goal Lacrosse Club.... Four-year varsity starter in field hockey.

PERSONAL Marimargaret Service Forker... Prefers to be called Mag-gie... Born Dec. 6, 1992... Daughter of Vickie and Tom Forker... Has an older sister, Chloe (22), and an older brother, Porter (20)... Undecided on her major.

Olivia GoodmanJunior 5’8” Attack Villanova, Pa. Agnes Irwin26

2011 Saw action in four games in the Commodore attack... Caused a turnover in season-opening win over Presbyterian... Came up with one draw control against Presbyterian and another versus Canisius... Named to the ALC Academic Honor Roll and the Southeastern Conference Spring Academic Honor Roll.

2010 Appeared in three games...scored goals against Longwood and Johns Hopkins...saw minutes against Binghamton.

HIGH SCHOOL Three-year starter for the Owls... Set school career record for goals scored with 148... All-American Honorable Mention... Received All-Delaware County, All-Main-Line, and All-Inter-Ac honors... Played for Ultimate Goal club team... Also lettered in soccer, basketball, and cross country.

PERSONAL Olivia Margaret Goodman... Born May 9, 1991, in Villa-nova, PA... Daughter of Lloyd and Maryclaire Goodman... Sister to Alex... Double-major studying Spanish as well as Italian and European studies, an interdisciplinary major.

Maddie KratzFreshman 5’10” Goalkeeper Wilton, Conn. Wilton17

HIGH SCHOOL Three-year varsity starter at Wilton High School... First-team All-America selection following her senior season... Connecticut State Player of the Year... Helped the Warriors win FCIAC titles in 2010 and 2011... Co-MVP of the 2011 championship game... All-Conference and All-State performer also named Academic All-State... Received Outstanding Senior Award from Wilton Lacrosse Association... First-team MSG Varsity All-Metro Team in 2011, covering players from Conn., N.J. and N.Y.... All-Area selection as a junior... Honor roll student also played soccer at Wilton... Played club lacrosse for coach Maureen O’Shea’s Connecticut Lacrosse Futures.

PERSONAL Madeline Elizabeth Kratz... Born May 21, 1993 in Sum-mit, N.J.... Daughter of Lisa Galiano-Kratz and Geoffrey Kratz... Has one younger brother, Trevor (15)... Father played lacrosse... Intends to major in medicine, health and society.

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Ellie KrausSophomore 5’6” Midfield St. Davids, Pa. Radnor24

2011 Did not see game action in 2011 due to injury... Named to the ALC Academic Honor Roll and the Southeastern Conference First-Year Academic Honor Roll.

CLUB EXPERIENCE Two-year starter for Coach Phyllis Kilgour’s Radnor Red Raiders... Team won the PIAA state title three straight times during her sophomore, junior and seniors campaigns, boasting a 23-0 record as the first undefeated Radnor squad since 1986... Named an Under Armour All-American as a junior... High school teammate of class-mate Alyssa Dunlap and twins Kacie and Kelly Connors... Also lettered in field hockey... Honor roll student... Played her club ball for SEPA and Ultimate Goal.

PERSONAL Elizabeth Jane Kraus... Born Jan. 29, 1992.... Daughter of Jane and Jonathan Kraus... Has one older brother, Ryan (21)... Majoring in elementary education and child studies.

Taylor LangeSenior 5’9” Defense Sparks, Md. Hereford17

2011 Started all 16 games as the most experienced member of the Commodore defensive unit... Amassed 17 ground balls, six caused turnovers and seven draw controls during the year... Season-high three ground balls against Florida... Picked up multiple GBs in a total of six games... Came up with two draw controls against Duke... Named to the ALC Academic Honor Roll and the Southeastern Conference Spring Academic Honor Roll. .

2010 Appeared in all 18 games, starting three...came up with six ground balls and four ground controls...had a season-high three caused turnovers against Stanford...came up with two draw controls and forced a turnover against Northwestern.

2009 Appeared in nine games... Came up with a draw control against Northwestern... Tallied a ground ball and a caused turnover against Cincinnati... Netted ground balls against Johns Hopkins and in the ALC Tournament against Johns Hopkins.

HIGH SCHOOL Three-year starter for Coach Anne Ensor’s Bulls... Chosen to try out in final round for 2006 U-19 Women’s National Team... Attended the Duke Super Elite Women’s Lacrosse Camp, Standford Girls’ Elite Lacrosse Camp and UNC Girls’ Elite Lacrosse Camp... Mem-ber of the National Honor Society and the National Art Honor Society... Army Reserve National Scholar Athlete... Maryland Distinguished Scholar Honorable Mention.

PERSONAL Taylor Anne Lange... Born Sept. 17, 1989, in San Diego... Daughter of Karen and Robert Lange... Sister to MacKenzie and Jeremy... Majoring in human and organizational development.

Chelsea LanzoniSophomore 5’6” Midfield Annapolis, Md. Annapolis Senior19

2011 Made three appearances as a freshman midfielder... Notched her only assist of the season in VU’s season opening victory at Presby-terian College... Also picked up a ground ball in that game... Saw action against Canisius and Cincinnati... Both of her shots on the season were on goal... Named to the ALC Academic Honor Roll and the Southeastern Conference First-Year Academic Honor Roll. .

HIGH SCHOOL Three-year starter for Coach David Gehrdes at Annapolis... Helped lead the Panthers to the Class 3A/2A East Region championship in 2009... Honor roll student also lettered in track.

PERSONAL Chelsea Marie Lanzoni... Born Jan. 7, 1992, in Wash-ington, D.C.... Daughter of Tina and Keith Lanzoni... Younger siblings Garrett and Gabi (16) are twins and both play lacrosse at St. Mary’s in Annapolis. Majoring in human and organizational development.

Carly LinthicumJunior 5’7” Attack Salibury, Md. Episcopal32

2011 Played a reserve role in 14 games for the Commodore attack... Scored seven goals... Multiple goals against Presbyterian and at Ohio State... Credited with game-winner against Cincinnati... Came up with three draw controls in win over Canisius, two in victory over Johns Hop-kins... Named to the ALC Academic Honor Roll and the Southeastern Conference Spring Academic Honor Roll.

2010 Appeared in seven games...scored a goal and came up with a ground ball against Longwood...recorded a goal and two shots against Binghamton...came up with a draw control against Johns Hopkins.

HIGH SCHOOL Four-year starter for Coach Jen Seferiadis’s Maroon... All-American her senior year... Helped lead her team to a state champi-onship her freshman year... Named team MVP her senior year... Named to All-Conference team her freshman, junior, and senor years... All-State her freshman and senior years... Academic All-American her senior year... Played for Chesapeake Club Lacrosse... Also lettered in basketball and soccer.

PERSONAL Carly Rebekka Linthicum... Born Jan. 1, 1991, in Easton, MD... Daughter of Craig and Debbie Linthicum... Sister to Will and Erika... Majoring in human and organizational development.


Katie MastropieriSophomore 5’4” Attack Richmond, Va. The Collegiate School1

2011 Played in 10 games as a freshman attacker... Scored twice in her collegiate debut at Presbyterian College, earning a third point for an assist... Notched a season-high with three ground balls... Would score in the team’s first three games of the year, notching one goal against North Carolina and scoring twice versus Canisius... Added two assists against Canisius for a season-high four points... Scored her sixth goal of the year in 12-10 win over Notre Dame in regular season finale.

HIGH SCHOOL Five-year starter for coach Karen Doxey’s Cougars... First Team All-American as a junior and senior... Team MVP in 2010... All-State selection for three straight years... Named Under Armour All American, becoming the first person to play in the event all four years after representing the Washington, D.C. Team in the Under Armour Underclass Tournament from 2007-09... Earned the Samuel Jesse Lead-ership Award in 2009 and the Reed Athletic Award in 2010... Also an all-state performer in field hockey and played soccer and squash... Played club lacrosse for Mike Ferrell and Megan Hanson at TLC.

PERSONAL Kaitlin Brooke Mastropieri... Born March 10, 1992 in Bal-timore, Md.... Daughter of Kathy Welsh-Heldrich and Gerry Mastropieri... Older brother Joe (22) attends the University of Alabama... Older sister Betsy (21) plays lacrosse at Notre Dame... Katie and Betsy were the sixth set of sisters to play in the Under Armour All-American Tournament... Also has one step-sister, Stephanie Heldrich... Majoring in human and organi-zational development with a minor in corporate strategy.

Chelsea PasfieldJunior 5’6” Goalkeeper Alexandria, Va. St. Stephens/St. Agnes28

2011 Appeared in 12 games as a sophomore, making five reserve appearances before earning the starting nod on March 27 against Stanford... Compiled 3-4 record over the team’s final seven games, sav-ing 42 percent of the shots she faced... Career-high 10 stops in victory over league rival Johns Hopkins... Made at least seven saves in each of the team’s last six contests... Three ground balls against Stanford, Ohio State and Notre Dame... Named to the ALC Academic Honor Roll and the Southeastern Conference Spring Academic Honor Roll.

2010 Appeared in four games...recorded a career-high five saves against Longwood...saved three shots against Northwestern.

HIGH SCHOOL Helped lead her team to state championships her junior and senior years... Academic All-American her junior and senior years... Played for Capital Lacrosse Club... Also lettered in basketball and field hockey.

PERSONAL Chelsea Elizabeth Pasfield... Born July 10, 1991, in Alex-andria, Va.... Daughter of Bruce and Nancy Pasfield... Sister to Wesley... Majoring in early childhood education.

Kendall PittingerSenior 5’5” Midfield Wake Forest, N.C. Wakefield9

2011 Started all 16 games in the Commodore midfield... Second on the team with 14 caused turnovers... Fifth on the team with 18 goals and 22 ground balls... Scored goals in 11 different games... Hat-tricks against Stanford and at Ohio State... Season-highs in ground balls (4), draw controls (3) and caused turnovers (2) in ALC Tournament vs. Ohio State... Had multiple CTs on five occasions... Also had three draw con-trols against Stanford... Named to the ALC Academic Honor Roll and the Southeastern Conference Spring Academic Honor Roll.

2010 Appeared in all 18 games...scored a season-high three goals against Johns Hopkins...recorded a goal and an assist against North-western and Duke...had two goals against Florida...recorded a goal and assist against Louisville while coming up with a ground ball and forcing a turnover.

2009 Appeared in four games... Scored her first collegiate goal against Binghamton... Played minutes against Cincinnati, Binghamton, Delaware, and Johns Hopkins.

HIGH SCHOOL Three-year starter for Coach Carin Peterson’s Fal-cons... Second Team All County from 2006-08... Helped her team win the state championship in 2007 and 2008... Member of the the state finalist team in 2006... An Academic All American in 2007.

PERSONAL Kendall Blair Pittinger... Born Nov. 4, 1990, in Baltimore... Daughter of Kara and Craig Pittinger... Sister to Bryn and Tyler... Majoring in economics.

Gabrielle NesiFreshman 5’5” Defense Garden City, N.Y. Garden City8

HIGH SCHOOL Four-year varsity player for Coach Diane Chapman’s Garden City Lady Trojans... Helped team to four NYS Class B State Championships, including consecutive undefeated seasons in 2010 and 2011... Brine Stick Award winner at the 2011 state tournament... H.M. All-County and All-League in 2011... Long Island’s National School Girl Team in 2010 and All-Galaxy League in 2010 and 2009.... New York State Scholar-Athlete in both lacrosse and field hockey... Played club lacrosse for the Long Island Elite Yellow Jackets... Played four years of varsity field hockey... Reached state finals in 2007 and 2010... All-state and all-county in 2010, and winner of the Stanford Memorial Award in field hockey her senior year... Played two years in the USAFH Regional Futures Program... Member of the Principal’s List all four years.

PERSONAL Gabrielle Nicole Nesi... Prefers to be called Gabby... Born Oct. 13, 1993.... Daughter of Kathryn and Robert Nesi... Has one older sister, Juliana, and one older brother, Matthew... Sister graduated from Wake Forest last spring... Brother plays rugby at the University of Delaware.... Plans to major in medicine, health and society.

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2011 Played a reserve role in all 16 games for the Commodores... One of seven players to score more than 10 goals (12)... Sixth on the team in draw controls (8)... Notched hat-tricks against Cincinnati and in regular season meeting with Ohio State... Scored in VU’s first five games... Also tallied a goal against Florida and notched her 50th career goal in ALC Tournament versus Ohio State... Named to the ALC Aca-demic Honor Roll and the Southeastern Conference Spring Academic Honor Roll.

2010 Appeared in all 18 games including three starts...scored a season-high four goals against Duke while notching an assist...recorded two points and came up with three ground balls and a draw control against Longwood...scored three times, including the game-winning goal, against Delaware...caused a turnover and scored two goals against Stanford.

2009 Appeared in 15 games, starting against Boston University... Sixth on the team in goals scored... Seventh on the team in points... Net-ted three goals in her first collegiate game against North Carolina... In her first start, recorded five goals.

HIGH SCHOOL Two-year starter for Coach Renie Sotiropoulos’s Admirals... Received All County recognition junior and senior years... Baltimore Sun All Met in senior year... Academic All American junior and senior years... Helped team to state finals junior year and semifinals senior year... Awarded team MVP junior year and best offensive player senior year... Played four years of varsity soccer... Garnered All County three years and All State two years... Member of the National Honor society and Cum Laude Society.

PERSONAL Alexandra Marie Priddy... Born Sept. 8, 1990, in Balti-more... Daughter of Denise and David Priddy... Sister to Kevin and Ben... Major is medicine, health and society.

Alex PriddySenior 5’6” Attack Davidsonville, Md. Severn12

Meggie RamzyFreshman 5’5” Midfield Lutherville, Md. Roland Park6

HIGH SCHOOL Three-year varsity starter for coaches Kristin Nicolini and Regan Raneri with the Roland Park Country School Reds... Team advanced to the IAAM “A” championship in her senior season, falling by one goal to McDonogh... Won numerous awards during her prep career, including: Athletic Association Spirit Award, White Blazer Award, Meledin Athletic Merit Award... Three-time honor roll student and member of the National Spanish Honor Society... Also participated in track and field hockey... Captain of all three squads as a senior.

PERSONAL Meghan Elizabeth Ramzy... Born April 8, 1993 in Towson, Md.... Daughter of Sue and Ameen Ramzy... Has two older brothers, Justin (23) and Hunter (22)... Mother played field hockey and lacrosse at the University of Maryland and the University of Virginia... Intends to major in human and organizational development.

Rebecca RyanFreshman 5’4” Midfield Ipswich, Mass. Phillips Exeter23

HIGH SCHOOL Three-year varsity starter for coach Mercedes Car-bonell at Phillips Exeter Academy... Two-time captain and three-time Most Valuable Player of squad... Twice named first-team All-American by US Lacrosse... Won the 2010 Jardine Lacrosse Award at Phillips Exeter... Selected to Champions All-America Showcase in Orlando... Named to Under Armour Underclassmen Team England... Twice selected to Upper New England Team 1 for Women’s Division National Tournament... Earned a total of eight varsity letters while also participating in field hockey, swimming and track... Member of Team Black 2011 for Lukas Cash’s Revolution Lacrosse Club.

PERSONAL Rebecca Juliet Ryan... Born October 14, 1992 in Boston, Mass.... Daughter of Pam and Mike Ryan... Has two younger siblings, Matt (17) and Emily (12)... Father played lacrosse at Harvard... Mother was a diver at Harvard... Intends to major in human and organizational development.


Sarah TustinSophomore 5’11” Attack Horsham, Pa. Hatboro-Horsham20

2011 Made three appearances as a freshman attacker... Scored her first collegiate goal on her only shot of the season and added an assist in VU’s season opening victory at Presbyterian College... Also saw action against Canisius and Cincinnati... Came up with one draw control against Canisius... Named to the ALC Academic Honor Roll and the Southeast-ern Conference First-Year Academic Honor Roll. .

HIGH SCHOOL Four-year starter for coach Marie Schmucker’s Hat-ters... Named team’s most valuable attacker as a senior... Honored on the All-Suburnan One Continental team three times, including second-team recognition as a junior and senior... Named to the All-Intelligencer team in 2010... Team won division title in freshman year and advanced to state quarterfinals... Also lettered in field hockey... Was captain of both squads as a senior... Honor roll student all four years. .

PERSONAL Sarah Marie Tustin... Born March 11, 1992 in Philadel-phia... Daughter of Deborah and George Tustin... Sister to Joe (23)... Brother graduated from Penn State in 2010... Planning to major in communications with a minor in managerial studies: leadership and organization.

Natalie WillsSenior 5’7” Goalkeeper Kent Island, Md. St. Mary’s7

2011 Started the first nine contests of the season, allowing 10.10 goals against per game... Made 36 saves on the year, including a season-high eight stops in 60 minutes against Northwestern... First-half shutout against Presbyterian... Allowed only one goal in 30 minutes against Cincinnati... Helped VU to 5-4 record as starter... Named to the ALC Academic Honor Roll and the Southeastern Conference Spring Academic Honor Roll.

2010 Started all 18 games at goalie...finished with an 11-6 record as a goalkeeper...totaled 163 saves on the year...recorded a season-high 15 saves against North Carolina...allowed a season-low five goals to Longwood and Boston University...had 13 saves against Florida.

2009 Appeared in 16 games with 13 starts... In her first start against UMBC, recorded nine saves... Totaled 131 saves on the season... Finished with a record of 10-5 as goalkeeper... Recognized as the WomensLax.com Rookie of the Week after notching 13 saves and three ground balls against Penn State... Named to the 2009-10 U.S. Develop-mental team.

HIGH SCHOOL Two-year starter for Coach Sue Chittim’s Saints... Chosen to the Tewaarton High School Team in 2008... An Under Armour All American... Member of the Lacrosse Mid Atlantic Team 1... First-Team All County 2007-08... Named Second-Team by the Baltimore Sun in 2007 and 2008, Honorable Mention Washington Post 2007 and 2008... Member of the National Honor Society... Received the C.O.S.A. Award, C. Markland Kelly Award and U.S. President’s Academic Excellence Award in 2008.

PERSONAL Natalie Dunn Wills... Born June 12, 1990, in Annapolis, Md.... Daughter of Bucky and Jim Wills... Sister to Laura... Majoring in human and organizational development.

Abby WheelerSophomore 5’4” Attack Charlottesville, Va. Western Albemarle18

HIGH SCHOOL Appeared in 12 games as a freshman attacker... Scored twice in her collegiate debut at Presbyterian College, earning a third point for an assist... Scored on her only shot at conference rival Penn State... Notched a goal in the regular season finale against Notre Dame... Also scored in the ALC Tournament loss to Ohio State, her fifth goal of the year... Two ground balls and two draw controls on the season... Named to the ALC Academic Honor Roll and the Southeastern Conference First-Year Academic Honor Roll.

CLUB EXPERIENCE Four-year varsity starter for coach Nancy Haws’ Western Albemarle Warriors... Leading scorer all four years, totaling 209 career goals... First-team All-Region, All-Central Virginia and All-Jefferson District... Selected to the US Lacrosse National Tournament Senior Division All-Star Team... Honor roll recipient involved in student govern-ment... Winner of the Principal’s Award and the Claudia Dodson Integrity In Sports Scholarship... Also participated in field hockey and indoor track while pole-vaulting for the track and field squad... Played her club lacrosse for Alivian Coates-Jorgensen and Caitlin Banks with Capital Lacrosse Club.

PERSONAL Abby Marie Wheeler... Born April 16, 1992.... Daughter of Jean and Brian Wheeler... Has one brother: Sam (16)... Both parents attended the University of Virginia... Majoring in human and organizational development with a minor in public policy.

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Overall Record: 8-8Home: 5-3 • Away: 3-5 • Neutral: 0-0 • ALC Record: 1-4 • Overtime: 1-0

Date Opponent Score Attend. Goal Scorers (#)

2/12 at Presbyterian College W, 22-3 327 Clark (3), Denkler (3), Wheeler (2), Mastropieri (2), Linthicum (2), Ke. Connors (2), Rose, Kirk, Bakker, Keenan, Tustin, Carey, Priddy, Pittinger.

2/16 #3 NORTH CAROLINA L, 10-14 329 Franke (4), Kirk (2), Ke. Connors, Priddy, Clark, Mastropieri.

2/22 CANISIUS W, 16-5 175 Denkler (5), Kirk (2), Franke (2), Mastropieri (2), Carey (2), Clark, Priddy, Linthicum.

2/27 * #2 NORTHWESTERN L, 6-17 401 Franke (2), Pittinger (2), Priddy, Kirk.

3/2 CINCINNATI W, 17-3 200 Kirk (3), Priddy (3), Carey (3), Franke (2), Pittinger (2), Denkler, Linthicum, Ka. Connors, Ke. Connors.

3/5 at Jacksonville W, 12-9 228 Denkler (5), Clark (3), Franke, Kirk, Pittinger, Ke. Connors.

3/9 at #3 Duke L, 12-14 433 Carey (4), Franke (3), Kirk (3), Denkler, Rose.

3/16 NEW HAMPSHIRE W, 11-6 278 Carey (3), Denkler (3), Clark (2), Franke, Pittinger, Ke. Connors.

3/20 * at Penn State L, 8-11 324 Carey (4), Pittinger (2), Rose, Wheeler.

3/27 #7 STANFORD W, 15-10 402 Denkler (5), Kirk (3), Pittinger (3), Carey (2), Clark, Franke.

3/30 #20 LOUISVILLE L, 6-12 156 Carey (2), Denkler (2), Franke, Kirk.

4/3 * at Johns Hopkins W, 14-13 350 Kirk (3), Denkler (3), Franke (3), Carey (2), Ka. Connors, Rose, Dunlap.

4/10 * at Ohio State L, 16-17 457 Franke (3), Priddy (3), Pittinger (3), Carey (2), Linthicum (2), Kirk, Denkler, Clark.

4/17 * #6 FLORIDA L, 7-8 410 Carey (2), Denkler (2), Franke, Pittinger, Priddy.

4/20 NOTRE DAME Wot, 12-10 220 Kirk (2), Clark (2), Franke (2), Wheeler, Cahill, Pittinger, Denkler, Mastropieri, Linthicum.

5/5 ! OHIO STATE L, 13-14 375 Kirk (3), Denkler (3), Carey (2), Ka. Connors, Pittinger, Franke, Wheeler, Priddy.

2011 SEASON REVIEW


## Name GP GS G A Pts Sh Shot% GW FPG-FPS GB DC TO CT

3 Courtney Kirk 16 16 26 27 53 63 .413 0 7-11 14 3 39 115 Emily Franke 16 16 27 17 44 71 .380 0 12-29 22 35 32 52 Ally Carey 16 16 29 11 40 69 .420 1 4-12 60 59 24 3223 Katherine Denkler 16 16 35 0 35 70 .500 4 8-12 27 15 6 816 Hannah Clark 16 16 14 7 21 40 .350 2 3-9 10 3 13 515 Kendall Pittinger 16 16 18 0 18 34 .529 0 5-7 22 16 11 1412 Alex Priddy 16 0 12 2 14 37 .324 0 3-8 15 8 21 91 Katie Mastropieri 10 0 6 3 9 8 .750 0 1-1 5 2 3 122 Kelly Connors 8 0 6 2 8 7 .857 0 2-2 4 0 4 214 Meghan Rose 15 0 4 4 8 9 .444 0 1-2 5 2 9 232 Carly Linthicum 14 0 7 0 7 15 .467 1 0-2 1 7 9 021 Kacie Connors 16 16 3 4 7 9 .333 0 1-2 21 9 14 618 Abby Wheeler 12 0 5 1 6 15 .333 0 2-5 2 2 7 09 Paige Cahill 16 16 1 2 3 1 1.000 0 0-0 23 17 8 116 Diana Keenan 5 0 1 1 2 2 .500 0 0-0 1 1 4 120 Sarah Tustin 3 0 1 1 2 1 1.000 0 0-0 0 1 3 011 Casey Bakker 7 0 1 1 2 4 .250 0 0-1 2 0 1 033 Alyssa Dunlap 16 16 1 0 1 2 .500 0 0-0 34 6 12 1119 Chelsea Lanzoni 3 0 0 1 1 2 .000 0 0-0 1 0 0 041 Sarah Dolan 4 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0-0 2 3 2 231 Brandi Byner 16 15 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0-0 13 6 3 1028 Chelsea Pasfield 12 7 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0-0 11 0 1 226 Olivia Goodman 4 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0-0 0 2 1 117 Taylor Lange 16 16 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0-0 17 7 3 613 Catherine Carr 14 1 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0-0 5 3 2 88 Katie Parsels 5 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0-0 2 1 0 07 Natalie Wills 9 9 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0-0 12 0 4 310 Claire Leonard 3 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0-0 0 1 1 0

TEAM 16 197 84 281 459 .429 8 49-103 331 211 238 151

OPPONENTS 16 166 70 236 352 .472 8 22-53 290 185 272 135

2011 Individual Statistics

GOALKEEPING GP-GS Minutes GA GAA Svs Sv% W L T Shots Faced

7 Natalie Wills 9-9 433:36 73 10.10 36 .330 5 4 0 14328 Chelsea Pasfield 12-7 532:07 93 10.49 68 .422 3 4 0 209

TEAM 16 965:43 166 10.31 104 .385 8 8 0 352

OPPONENTS 16 965:43 197 12.24 148 .429 8 8 0 459

Goals by Period 1st 2nd OT Total

VU 102 93 2 197

Opp. 87 79 0 166

Shots by Period 1st 2nd OT Total

VU 239 218 2 459

Opp. 183 168 1 352

Saves by Period 1st 2nd OT Total

VU 50 53 1 104

Opp. 79 69 0 148

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HISTORY: RECORDS OffensiveCareer LeadersGOALS

1. Sue Napolitano 167 2. Margie Curran 163 3. Sarah Downing 146 4. Kristin Ehst 136 5. Kate Hickman 133 6. Katherine Denkler 128 7. Carter Foote 118 8. Jess Roguski 117 9. April Tellam 110 10. Cara Giordano 101 11. Ally Carey 100

ASSISTS

1. Sarah Downing 88 2. Margie Curran 81 3. Kendall Thrift 66 4. Ally Carey 59 T-5. Michelle Allen 57 T-5. Kristin Ehst 57 7. Michelle Dillow 56 8. April Tellam 55

POINTS

1. Margie Curran 244 2. Sarah Downing 234 3. Sue Napolitano 219 4. Kristin Ehst 193 T-5. Kate Hickman 165 T-5. April Tellam 165 7. Katherine Denkler 161 8. Ally Carey 159 9. Kendall Thrift 144 10. Jess Roguski 141 11. Carter Foote 140 12. Michelle Allen 132

Goalkeeping Career LeadersGOALS AGAINST AVERAGE

1. Shana Crabtree 8.52 2. Brooke Shinaberry 9.79 3. Ashley Bastinelli 10.29 4. Emily Lough 10.66 5. Blair Palmer 11.21

GOALS

2011 Katherine Denkler 35 2010 Denkler/Carter Foote 43 2009 Sarah Downing 55 2008 Margie Curran 47 2007 Margie Curran 50 2006 Kate Hickman 46 2005 Kate Hickman 41 2004 Jess Roguski 42 2003 Lauren Peck 35 2002 Jeannie Crawley 38 2001 April Tellam 32 2000 Sue Napolitano 48 1999 April Tellam 42 1998 Andrea Legath 29 1997 Sue Napolitano 40 1996 Sue Napolitano 53

ASSISTS

2011 Courtney Kirk 27 2010 Sarah Downing 34 2009 Sarah Downing 26 2008 Margie Curran 33 2007 Kendall Thrift 30 2006 Margie Curran 23 2005 Kendall Thrift 19 2004 Michelle Allen 29 2003 Michelle Allen 23 2002 Liz Drennan 27 2001 Kinsey Osberg 12 2000 Kinsey Osberg 21 1999 April Tellam 26 1998 Michelle Dillow 27 1997 Kristin Ehst 19 1996 Sue Napolitano 23

POINTS

2011 Courtney Kirk 53 2010 Sarah Downing 74 2009 Sarah Downing 81 2008 Margie Curran 80 2007 Margie Curran 64 2006 Kate Hickman 64 2005 Kate Hickman 47 2004 Michelle Allen 67 2003 Michelle Allen 51 2002 Jeannie Crawley 46 2001 April Tellam 40 2000 Sue Napolitano 58 1999 April Tellam 68 1998 Michelle Dillow 49 1997 Kristin Ehst 54 1996 Sue Napolitano 76

Season-by- Season Leaders

Individual RecordsGOALS

GAME: 8, Sue Napolitano (3/25/96 vs. Virginia Tech)

SEASON: 55, Sarah Downing (2009)

2011 GAME HIGH: 5, Katherine Denkler (3x, last vs. Stanford, 3/15)

ASSISTS

GAME: 7, April Tellam (3/1/99 at Davidson) and Courtney Kirk (4/10/11 at Ohio State)


2011 GAME HIGH: 7, Courtney Kirk (at Ohio State, 4/10)

POINTS

GAME: 12, April Tellam (3/1/99 at Davidson)


2011 GAME HIGH: 8, Courtney Kirk (at Ohio State, 4/10)

GOALS AGAINST AVERAGE

SEASON: 7.36, Shana Crabtree (2000)

2011 SEASON BEST: 10.10, Natalie Wills

SAVES

GAME: 39, Shana Crabtree (4/6/97 at Boston University)

SEASON: 176, Emily Lough (2001)

CAREER: 488, Ashley Bastinelli (2002-05)

2011 GAME HIGH: 10, Chelsea Pasfield (at Johns Hopkins, 4/3)

10-POINT GAMES

April Tellam (12) March 1, 1999 at Davidson

Kristin Ehst (10) March 1, 1996 at Mt. St. Mary’s

Sue Napolitano (10) April 11, 1996 at Monmouth

April Tellam (10) April 13, 1999 vs. Notre Dame

GROUND BALLS

1. Sasha Cielak 162 2. April Tellam 150 3. Sasha Cielak 146 4. Tara Schmucker 143 5. Ally Carey 142 6. Molly Frew 128 7. Michelle Allen 116 8. Ashley Bastinelli 112 9. Bridget Morris 111 10. Sarah Downing 109 11. Jess Roguski 108 12. Cara Giordano 106

CAUSED TURNOVERS

1. Sasha Cielak 133 2. Megan Lewis 121 3. Ally Carey 90 4. Tara Schmucker 89 5. Becky Kehl 87 T-6. Molly Frew 78 T-6. Bridget Morris 78 8. Jess Roguski 77 9. Rebecca Ferrell 70 10. Sarah Downing 64 11. Meredith Shuey 63 T-12. Dana DiStefano 60 T-12. Cara Giordano 60

DRAW CONTROLS

1. Ally Carey 183 2. Margie Curran 178 3. Jess Roguski 148 4. Cara Giordano 130 5. Sasha Cielak 106 6. April Tellam 87 7. Michelle Allen 71 8. Tara Schmucker 58 9. Kinsey Osberg 51 10. Ashley Paschall 48

MiscellaneousCareer Stats

Season HighsGROUND BALLSApril Tellam, 2001 62

CAUSED TURNOVERSBecky Kehl, 1999 47

DRAW CONTROLSAlly Carey, 2010 63


1996 (10-5)

Mar. 1 at Mount St. Mary’s W 21-3Mar. 4 at Richmond L 13-14Mar. 6 at American W 20-4Mar. 8 at Georgetown L 8-15Mar. 21 Ohio State W 21-7Mar. 23 North Carolina L 2-18Mar. 25 Virginia Tech W 18-12Mar. 27 Stanford W 20-13Mar. 29 Duke W 13-11Mar. 31 Davidson W 14-3Apr. 11 at Monmouth W 22-10Apr. 13 at St. Joseph’s L 11-12Apr. 15 at Temple L 7-20Apr. 16 at UMBC W 13-11Apr. 17 at Drexel W 10-9

1997 (10-6)

Feb. 28 at Davidson W 9-5Mar. 4 at Duke L 4-12Mar. 6 at North Carolina L 3-17Mar. 8 at Virginia Tech W 13-9Mar. 9 at UMBC W 13-4Mar. 15 at Drexel W 14-4Mar. 16 at Penn State L 7-14Mar. 19 Notre Dame W 20-13Mar. 22 Maryland L 1-14Apr. 3 at Yale L 3-14Apr. 4 at Harvard W 7-6Apr. 6 at Boston Univ. W 10-4Apr. 12 at St. Joseph’s W 11-8Apr. 13 at Lafayette L 5-10Apr. 15 at Lehigh W 14-6Apr. 19 Ohio State W 14-7

1998 (7-9)

Mar. 3 at North Carolina L 6-9Mar. 7 at Georgetown L 7-15Mar. 13 at St. Joseph’s W 19-6Mar. 15 New Hampshire W 12-9Mar. 16 Virginia Tech W 14-7Mar. 18 Cornell W 13-8Mar. 20 vs. Colgate L 8-13Mar. 22 Notre Dame W 19-6Mar. 27 at Delaware L 10-13Mar. 30 at Maryland L 4-16April 5 at Ohio State W 11-7April 9 Boston Univ. L 5-7April 12 Davidson W 18-4April 14 at Duke L 3-6April 17 at Yale L 7-11May 1 at Penn State L 7-17

1999 (5-10)

Mar. 1 at Davidson W 15-5Mar. 6 Georgetown Lot 8-11Mar. 10 Penn State L 7-9Mar. 12 at Denver W 22-7Mar. 16 George Mason W 12-10Mar. 19 Duke L 9-17Mar. 26 at New Hampshire W 11-7Mar. 28 at Boston Univ. L 7-8Mar. 31 at Cornell L 6-7April 3 Delaware L 11-12April 11 at Virginia L 9-13April 13 Notre Dame W 18-9April 17 North Carolina L 5-10April 24 at Ohio State L 11-12April 28 at Virginia Tech L 13-14

2000 (10-6)

Mar. 5 at Georgetown L 7-15Mar. 7 at George Mason L 10-12Mar. 12 at North Carolina L 8-13Mar. 14 New Hampshire W 16-7Mar. 19 Towson W 9-5Mar. 22 at Duke L 7-13Mar. 24 Virginia Tech W 19-16Mar. 26 Boston Univ. Wot 9-8Mar. 31 vs. Cornell (@ Hopkins) W 12-6April 2 at Notre Dame W 10-6April 8 at Delaware L 8-10April 14 Davidson W 19-7April 16 Denver W 22-2April 21 Ohio State W 9-7April 23 at Penn State W 9-7April 30 Virginia L 11-12

2001 (5-11)

Mar. 4 Georgetown L 4-10Mar. 9 at Stanford L 11-16Mar. 14 Duke L 2-22Mar. 20 vs. Cornell (@ Hopkins) L 6-8Mar. 23 at New Hampshire L 5-7Mar. 25 at Boston Univ. L 7-15Mar. 30 Delaware W 7-6April 1 Notre Dame W 11-9April 4 at Virginia Tech Lot 16-17April 9 at Brown L 9-12April 14 North Carolina L 5-9April 16 Davidson L 5-11April 20 at Ohio State W 10-9April 22 Ohio University W 17-10April 29 at Virginia L 6-13May 5 at Connecticut W 12-6

2002 (10-6, 6-0)

Feb. 24 * at Johns Hopkins W 7-4Mar. 4 * Penn State W 7-6Mar. 6 at Georgetown L 5-19Mar. 9 at Duke L 7-11Mar. 17 Connecticut W 9-7Mar. 20 New Hampshire W 9-5Mar. 24 Brown W 13-12Mar. 28 Stanford W 15-10April 5 * Ohio University W 17-8April 12 at North Carolina L 6-14April 14 * at Davidson W 11-10April 21 * Ohio State W 12-11April 28 Virginia L 13-17May 3 at Notre Dame Lot 9-10May 4 * at Northwestern W 13-7May 9 # at Duke L 5-10

2003 (7-8, 4-2)

Mar. 1 * at Penn State L 11-12Mar. 9 Hofstra W 10-7 Mar. 14 at Yale L 9-15Mar. 16 at New Hampshire W 12-9Mar. 22 vs. Connecticut (@ Disney) L 12-15Mar. 25 * Northwestern W 15-8Mar. 30 * Johns Hopkins L 5-8April 2 Duke W 8-6April 6 at Cornell L 6-14April 12 North Carolina L 11-12April 13 * Davidson W 17-4April 18 * at Ohio University W 8-6April 20 * at Ohio State Wot 12-11April 27 at Virginia L 8-13May 2 Notre Dame L 11-22

HISTORY: GAME RESULTS Head Coach Cathy Swezey (122-108) Head Coach Wendy Stevens (20-11)

261 GAMES IN 16 SEASONS

OVERALL: 142-119

HOME: 77-39

AWAY: 60-75

NEUTRAL: 5-5

LEAGUE GAMES: 33-18

ALC HOME: 18-8

ALC AWAY: 15-10

ALC TOURNAMENT: 3-5

ALC TOURN. HOME: 0-1

ALC TOURN. AWAY: 0-2

ALC TOURN. NEUTRAL: 3-2

NCAA TOURNAMENT: 2-6

NCAA HOME: 0-1

NCAA AWAY: 2-5

OVERTIME GAMES: 8-5

OT HOME: 4-2

OT AWAY: 4-3

LARGEST MARGIN OF VICTORY

1. 20, Denver (22-2) Apr. 16, 2000

2. 19, at Presbyterian (22-3) Feb. 12, 2011

3. 18, Mt. St. Mary’s (21-3) March 1, 1996

T-4. 17, Lehigh (21-4) March 6, 2007

T-4. 17, Davidson (20-3) April 10, 2005

T-6. 16, Cincinnati (20-4) Feb. 17, 2008

T-6. 16, American (20-4) Mar. 6, 1996

T-8. 15, Binghamton (22-7) Mar. 28, 2009

T-8. 15, Davidson (20-5) Apr. 11, 2004

T-8. 15, Denver (22-7) Mar. 14, 1999

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2004 (12-6, 5-1)

Feb. 22 Virginia L 10-14Feb. 29 * Penn State W 16-12Mar. 7 at Stanford W 6-5Mar. 13 Yale W 17-11Mar. 15 New Hampshire W 10-3Mar. 21 Cornell W 9-8Mar. 28 at Duke L 13-16April 4 * at Johns Hopkins L 11-12April 9 at North Carolina W 12-8April 11 * at Davidson W 20-5April 16 * Ohio University W 12-11April 18 * Ohio State W 12-9April 24 at Hofstra Lsv 13-14May 6 * at Northwestern Wot 10-9May 8 at Notre Dame L 8-11May 13 # at Loyola W 5-4May 16 # at James Madison W 10-4May 21 # at Princeton L 3-11

2005 (6-9, 3-3)

Feb. 26 * at Penn State L 7-15 Mar. 9 Notre Dame Wot 10-9Mar. 12 at Yale W 8-7Mar. 18 * Johns Hopkins L 6-13Mar. 20 Hofstra L 8-10Mar. 24 Duke L 4-13Mar. 28 Stanford W 10-9April 1 at New Hampshire L 6-8April 8 North Carolina L 9-14April 10 * Davidson W 20-3April 15 * at Ohio University W 9-6April 17 * at Ohio State Wsv 14-13April 24 at Virginia L 11-12May 1 * Northwestern L 8-18May 7 at Cornell L 10-13

2006 (6-10, 2-3)

Feb. 14 vs. Mount St. Mary’s W 14-5Feb. 19 Virginia L 9-10Feb. 25 * Penn State L 8-9Mar. 5 at Stanford L 9-15Mar. 7 at California W 13-7Mar. 11 Yale W 14-9Mar. 14 New Hampshire W 16-7Mar. 21 Cornell L 8-14Mar. 26 at Duke L 11-15April 2 * at Johns Hopkins L 8-11April 7 at North Carolina L 9-13April 14 * Ohio University W 13-3April 16 * Ohio State W 9-8April 23 at Hofstra L 6-10May 5 * at Northwestern L 9-14May 7 at Notre Dame L 11-12

2007 (11-6, 3-1)

Feb. 19 Albany W 18-5Feb. 25 * Northwestern L 2-20Mar. 4 at Duquesne W 18-9Mar. 6 Lehigh W 21-4Mar. 10 North Carolina L 11-14Mar. 14 at Duke L 6-18Mar. 18 Hofstra W 12-7Mar. 25 * at Penn State W 9-7Mar. 28 California W 9-6Mar. 31 Stanford L 9-10April 4 at New Hampshire W 18-12April 8 * Johns Hopkins Wsv 11-10April 15 * at Ohio State W 10-9April 18 Notre Dame W 13-9April 29 at Cornell W 16-10May 4 $ at Johns Hopkins L 10-12May 13 # Syracuse L 10-16

2008 (13-6, 3-1)

Feb. 17 Cincinnati W 20-4Feb. 23 at UMBC W 16-7Feb. 24 at Lehigh W 18-8Mar. 1 Duquesne W 12-10Mar. 4 Virginia Tech W 12-8Mar. 8 at North Carolina L 5-12Mar. 12 Boston Univ. L 7-17Mar. 15 New Hampshire L 7-10Mar. 17 Cornell W 15-6Mar. 23 * Penn State W 10-7Mar. 30 * at Northwestern L 8-14April 6 * at Johns Hopkins Wo2 11-10April 11 * Ohio State W 17-7April 13 at Albany W 15-5April 16 at Notre Dame W 9-6April 20 Duke W 11-10 May 3 $ vs. Johns Hopkins W 10-7 May 4 $ at Northwestern L 3-14May 11 # at Princeton L 10-14

2009 (10-7, 2-2)

Feb. 15 North Carolina Lot 13-14Feb. 21 UMBC W 15-6Feb. 27 * Northwestern L 10-22Mar. 7 at Boston Univ. W 19-18Mar. 11 at Duke L 16-22Mar. 15 at Cincinnati W 19-7Mar. 22 * at Penn State W 12-7Mar. 28 Binghamton W 22-7Mar. 30 Delaware W 20-12Apr. 4 * Johns Hopkins W 18-8Apr. 8 at New Hampshire W 11-7Apr. 12 * at Ohio State L 13-15Apr. 15 Notre Dame W 18-11Apr. 21 at Cornell L 4-11Apr. 30 $ vs. Johns Hopkins W 14-8May 1 $ vs. Northwestern L 10-15May 10 # at Notre Dame L 13-19

2010 (12-6, 4-1)

Feb. 14 Duke L 10-19Feb. 19 at North Carolina L 6-12Feb. 27 at UMBC W 17-10Mar. 7 at Stanford L 9-14Mar. 10 Longwood W 17-8Mar. 13 Boston Univ. W 10-5Mar. 17 Louisville W 20-13Mar. 21 * Penn State W 20-14Mar. 24 at Notre Dame W 10-9Mar. 28 at Delaware W 15-7Apr. 3 * Johns Hopkins W 20-12Apr. 10 * Ohio State W 19-8Apr. 14 at Binghamton W 23-11Apr. 18 * at Florida W 12-7Apr. 24 * at Northwestern L 9-27May 7 $ vs. Florida W 16-9May 8 $ vs. Northwestern L 14-23May 16 # at Duke L 15-16

2011 (8-8, 1-4)

Feb. 12 at Presbyterian W 22-3Feb. 16 North Carolina L 10-14Feb. 22 Canisius W 16-5Feb. 27 * Northwestern L 6-17Mar. 2 Cincinnati W 17-3Mar. 5 at Jacksonville W 12-9Mar. 9 at Duke L 12-14Mar. 16 New Hampshire W 11-6Mar. 20 * at Penn State L 8-11Mar. 27 Stanford W 15-10Mar. 30 at Louisville L 6-12Apr. 3 * at Johns Hopkins W 14-13Apr. 10 * at Ohio State L 16-17Apr. 17 * Florida L 7-8Apr. 20 Notre Dame Wot 12-10May 5 $ Ohio State L 13-14

* American Lacrosse Conference game $ ALC Tournament game # NCAA Tournament game

HISTORY: GAME RESULTS

RECORD VS. OPPONENTS

Albany 2 -0 American 1 -0 Binghamton 2 -0 Boston University 4 -4 Brown 1 -1 California 2 -0 Canisius 1 -0 Cincinnati 3 -0 Colgate 0 -1 Connecticut 2 -1 Cornell 5 -6 Davidson 9 -1 Delaware 3 -3 Denver 2 -0 Drexel 2 -0 Duke 3 -15 Duquesne 2 -0 Florida 2 -1 George Mason 1 -1 Georgetown 0 -6 Harvard 1 -0 Hofstra 2 -3 Jacksonville 1 -0 James Madison 1 -0 Johns Hopkins 8 -5 Lafayette 0 -1 Lehigh 3 -0 Longwood 1 -0 Louisville 1 -1 Loyola 1 -0 Maryland 0 -2 UMBC 5 -0 Monmouth 1 -0 Moun St. Mary’s 2 -0 New Hampshire 10 -3 North Carolina 1 -15 Northwestern 3 -10 Notre Dame 11 -5 Ohio State 13 -4 Ohio University 6 -0 Penn State 7 -7 Presbyterian 1 -0 Princeton 0 -2 Richmond 0 -1 St. Joseph’s 2 -1 Stanford 5 -4 Syracuse 0 -1 Temple 0 -1 Towson 1 -0 Virginia 0 -8 Virginia Tech 5 -2 Yale 3 -3


HISTORY: AWARDS IWLCAAll-AmericansFIRST TEAMMichelle Allen 2004Sasha Cielak 2008Sarah Downing 2009Ally Carey 2010, 11

SECOND TEAMJess Roguski 2004Sasha Cielak 2007Margie Curran 2007, 08Sarah Downing 2010Alex Mundy 2010

THIRD TEAMMeredith Shuey 2000Megan Lewis 2002Michelle Allen 2003Bridget Morris 2004Lauren Peck 2004Cara Giordano 2009Alex Mundy 2009

Kristin Ehst 1998, 99Andrea Legath 1998Becky Kehl 2000Meredith Shuey 2000Megan Lewis 2001Mary McCeney 2003Tara Schmucker 2003Chrsitiana Serle 2004Jenny Wing 2004Meg Spies 2005Christine Tubesing 2005Kate Hickman 2005, 06Molly Frew 2006, 07Kendall Thrift 2007Ashley Paschall 2007, 08Michele Slotke 2008Brooke Shinaberry 2008Megan Gibson 2009, 10Laura Keenan 2009, 10Catherine Carr 2011Alex Priddy 2011

IWLCA Academic Honor Roll

IWLCA RegionalAll-AmericansFIRST TEAMMegan Lewis 2002 Michelle Allen 2004 Jess Roguski 2004 Kate Hickman 2006 Sasha Cielak 2006, 07, 08 Margie Curran 2007, 08 Cara Giordano 2008 Ally Carey 2010, 11 Sarah Downing 2010 Alex Mundy 2010

SECOND TEAMSue Napolitano 2000 Meredith Shuey 2000 Megan Lewis 2001 Tara Schmucker 2002, 03 Michelle Allen 2003 Bridget Morris 2004 Lauren Peck 2004 Sasha Cielak 2005 Kate Hickman 2005 Margie Curran 2006 Molly Frew 2006 Cara Giordano 2007 Brooke Shinaberry 2008 Alex Mundy 2009 Katherine Denkler 2010 Carter Foote 2010 Brandi Byner 2011 Courtney Kirk 2011

2003 2005 20072008 2009 20102011

IWLCA Academic Squad

All-ConferenceHonoreesFIRST TEAMMegan Lewis 2002Michelle Allen 2003, 04Lauren Peck 2003Tara Schmucker 2003Jess Roguski 2004Kate Hickman 2005, 06Sasha Cielak 2006, 07, 08Margie Curran 2007, 08Cara Giordano 2008Brooke Shinaberry 2008Sarah Downing 2009Cara Giordano 2009Alex Mundy 2009

SECOND TEAMJess Roguski 2003Kim Gianis 2004Joanna Mooney 2004Bridget Morris 2004Lauren Peck 2004Christiana Serle 2004Sasha Cielak 2005Margie Curran 2005, 06Molly Frew 2005, 06Cara Giordano 2006, 07Nicole Pugno 2007Kendall Thrift 2007Carter Foote 2008Heather Koutrakos 2008Ally Carey 2009

ALC Playersof the WeekAshley Bastinelli March 5, 2002Tara Schmucker April 23, 2002Michelle Allen April 21, 2003Jess Roguski March 1, 2004Kate Hickman April 12, 2004Michelle Allen April 19, 2004Michelle Allen May 10, 2004Kate Hickman April 18, 2006Nicole Pugno March 27, 2007Kendall Thrift April 9, 2007Margie Curran Feb. 26, 2008Brooke Shinaberry April 7, 2008Brooke Shinaberry April 22, 2008Ally Carey (D) March 2, 2010Natalie Wills (D) March 16, 2010Ally Carey (O) March 23, 2010Katherine Denkler (O) March 30, 2010Sarah Downing (O) April 6, 2010Claire Leonard (D) April 13, 2010Natalie Wills (D) April 20, 2010Alyssa Dunlap (R) March 29, 2011Chelsea Pasfield (D) April 5, 2011Brandi Byner (R) April 25, 2011

ALC Playerof the YearMICHELLE ALLEN 2004

ALC Goalkeeperof the YearBROOKE SHINABERRY 2008

ALC Coachof the YearCATHY SWEZEY 2002, 2008

Ashley Bastinelli 2004Bridget Morris 2004

NCAAAll-Tournament Misc. Honors

Vanderbilt Tolbert Cup 2003

SEC Good Works Team Jess Roguski (2002, 03)

IWLCA Community Awareness Award Diana Keenan (2010)

InsideLacrosse.com National Coach of the Year Cathy Swezey (2002)

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HISTORY: PLAYERS

Anastasia Adam ......................................................2007-10Michelle Allen........................................................ 2002–04Casey Bakker ................................................ 2010-PresentAshley Bastinelli ................................................... 2002–05Danielle Bajus .............................................................. 1998Julie Bender .......................................................... 1996–98Jenny Bennethum.................................................1997–98Wendy Blue ..................................................................2005Brandi Byner ..................................................2011-PresentPaige Cahill ................................................... 2010-PresentMillie Canter ................................................................. 2004Ally Carey .......................................................2009-PresentCatherine Carr ..............................................2009-PresentSasha Cielak .......................................................... 2005–08Cameron Clark ...................................................... 2006–07Hannah Clark ................................................2009-PresentKacie Connors ...............................................2009-PresentKelly Connors ................................................2009-PresentShana Crabtree ..................................................1997-2000Jeannie Crawley ....................................................2000-03Margie Curran ........................................................2005-08Krstin Delmonico ................................................... 1996-97Margie DeLorenzo .................................................1996-98Jess Demorest .......................................................2006-09Katherine Denkler ..................................................2008-11Kelly Devlin .............................................................2001-04Michelle Dillow ......................................................1996-98Dana DiStefano ..................................................1997-2000Sarah Downing .......................................................2007-10Liz Drennan ........................................................1999-2002Alex Duckenfield...........................................2012-PresentAlyssa Dunlap.................................................2011-PresentMerissa Eide ...........................................................2006-09Kristin Ehst .............................................................1996-98Liz Exline .................................................................2002-04Rebecca Ferrell .....................................................2000-03Erin Flaherty ..........................................................2000-03Maggie Forker ...............................................2012-PresentCarter Foote ............................................................2007-10Allie Frank ................................................................2007-10Emily Franke ...........................................................2008-11Molly Frew .............................................................. 2004-07Kim Gianis ..............................................................2003-05Megan Gibson .........................................................2007-10Carolyn Gioia ..........................................................2006-09Cara Giordano ........................................................2006-09Olivia Goodman ............................................. 2010-PresentKate Hickman ........................................................2003-06M.C. Hooper ............................................................2005-06Kate Jerde .................................................................... 2002Becky Kehl .........................................................1997-2000Diana Keenan ..........................................................2008-11Laura Keenan ..........................................................2007-10Courtney Kirk ................................................2009-PresentLeslie Koch .............................................................2005-08Heather Koutrakos ................................................2006-08Maggie Kopf ................................................................. 1996Maddie Kratz .................................................2012-PresentEllie Kraus ......................................................2011-PresentTaylor Lange ..................................................2009-PresentChelsea Lanzoni .............................................2011-PresentAndrea Legath .......................................................1996-99Ali Lemons ..............................................................2005-08Claire Leonard.........................................................2008-11

Megan Lewis ......................................................1999-2002Carly Linthicum ............................................ 2010-PresentEmily Lough .......................................................1998-2001Caroline Mans ....................................................1997-2000Katie Mastropieri ...........................................2011-PresentMary McCeney .......................................................2001-03Dana Messinger .....................................................2003-06Catherine Mitchell ..................................................2008-11Joanna Mooney .....................................................2001-04Bridget Morris ........................................................2001-04Colleen Morris ........................................................2000-03Jessica Mundt .......................................................2001-03Alex Mundy ..............................................................2007-10Sue Napolitano ..................................................1996-2000Lindsey Nauman ....................................................2001-03Gabrielle Nesi ................................................2012-PresentSarah Odell .............................................................1998-99Lauren O’Hearn ............................................................ 2003Kinsey Osberg ....................................................1999-2002Sarah Pacini ................................................................. 2001Blair Palmer ...........................................................1996-98Brooke Palmer .......................................................1996-98Ashley Paschall ......................................................2005-08Cehlsea Pasfield ........................................... 2010-PresentLauren Peake ............................................................... 1996Lauren Peck ...........................................................2003-04Kendall Pittinger ...........................................2009-PresentKasey Pontillo ........................................................2005-06Alex Priddy ....................................................2009-PresentCasey Pugatch ............................................................. 2007Nicole Pugno .......................................................... 2004-07Margaret Raines .................................................... 1997-99Meggie Ramzy ..............................................2012-PresentAmanda Rice ......................................................1998-2001Amy Richards ......................................................... 1996-97Jess Roguski ..........................................................2001-04Meghan Rose ..........................................................2008-11Rebecca Ryan ...............................................2012-PresentTara Schmucker ....................................................2000-03Michelle Sebastian ................................................ 1996-97Bryn Sedlacek........................................................2003-06Christiana Serle .....................................................2001-04Lindsay Shea ................................................................ 1998Brooke Shinaberry ................................................2004-08Meredith Shuey .................................................1997-2000Kelly Sloan ..........................................................1997-2000Michele Slotke .......................................................2005-08Alison Sparico ........................................................2004-06Meg Spies ...............................................................2002-05Meredith St. Lawrence ...............................................2005Lindsay Stanley ..................................................... 1996-97Megan Steenberge ...................................................... 1996Jennifer Tapscott .................................................. 2004-07April Tellam .........................................................1998-2001Kendall Thrift ......................................................... 2004-07Christine Tubesing .................................................2003-06Sarah Tustin ...................................................2011-PresentAbby Wheeler.................................................2011-PresentNatalie Wills ..................................................2009-PresentJenny Wing ............................................................2001-04Rachel Woolford ....................................................2006-09Amy Worden........................................................... 1997-98Maggie Yekenchik .................................................1996-98Ashley Zaleski ........................................................2004-05

All-Time Letter Winners Career GamesPlayedCAREER GAMES PLAYED1. Alex Mundy 712. Sarah Downing 703. Cara Giordano 69 4. Allie Frank 68T-5. Margie Curran 67T-5. Katherine Denkler 677. Molly Frew 668. Jess Roguski 65T-9. Kelly Devlin 63T-9. Carter Foote 63T-9. Becky Kehl 63T-9. Bridget Morris 63T-9. Tara Schmucker 63T-9. Meredith Shuey 63T-9. Kelly Sloan 63

Vanderbilt inone-goal games 27 wins / 24 lossesDate Opponent Result3/4/96 at Richmond L, 13-144/13/96 at St. Joseph’s L, 11-124/17/96 at Drexel W, 10-94/4/97 at Harvard W, 7-63/28/99 at Boston University L, 7-83/31/99 at Cornell L, 6-74/3/99 Delaware L, 11-124/24/99 at Ohio State L, 11-124/28/99 at Virginia Tech L, 13-143/26/00 Boston University W, 9-8 OT4/28/00 Virginia L, 11-123/30/01 Delaware W, 7-64/4/01 at Virginia Tech L, 16-17 OT4/20/01 at Ohio State W, 10-93/4/02 Penn State W, 7-63/24/02 Brown W, 13-124/14/02 at Davidson W, 11-104/21/02 Ohio State W, 12-115/3/02 at Notre Dame L, 9-10 OT3/1/03 at Penn State L, 11-124/12/03 at North Carolina L, 11-124/20/03 at Ohio State W, 12-11 OT3/7/04 at Stanford W, 6-53/21/04 Cornell W, 9-84/4/04 at Johns Hopkins L, 11-124/16/04 Ohio Univ. W, 12-114/24/04 at Hofstra L, 13-14 SV5/6/04 at Northwestern W, 10-9 OT5/13/04 at Loyola W, 5-43/9/05 Notre Dame W, 10-9 OT3/12/05 at Yale W, 8-73/28/05 Stanford W, 10-94/17/05 at Ohio State W, 14-13 SV4/24/05 at Virginia L, 11-122/19/06 Virginia L, 9-102/5/06 Penn State L, 8-94/16/06 Ohio State W, 9-85/7/06 at Notre Dame L, 11-123/31/07 Stanford L, 9-104/8/07 Johns Hopkins W, 11-10 SV4/15/07 at Ohio State W, 10-94/6/08 at Johns Hopkins W, 11-10 OT4/20/08 Duke W, 11-102/15/09 North Carolina L, 13-14 OT3/7/09 at Boston Univ. W, 19-183/24/10 at Notre Dame W, 10-95/16/10 at Duke L, 15-164/3/11 at Johns Hopkins W, 14-134/10/11 at Ohio State L, 16-174/17/11 Florida L, 7-85/5/11 Ohio State L, 13-14

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