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INDIANA WATER POLO HOOSIER INVITATIONAL • FEBRUARY 24-25, 2017

Friday-Saturday, February 24-25, 2017Indiana University • Counsilman-Billingsley Aquatic Center

2017 INDIANA WATER POLO SCHEDULE (6-2)

INDIANA WATER POLOAthletics Media Relations • Nick Reith • Water Polo Contact

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GAME 9: 2017 HOOSIER INVITATIONAL

WEEKEND PREVIEW

The 14th-ranked Hoosiers have set the stage for the Hoosier Invitational, their first home weekend of the 2017 season. They return to the home pool on a four-game winning streak with a 6-2 record, stacking five top-25 wins in their first two weekends. The action begins on Friday evening with their first-ever meeting against Carthage College, followed by another exhibition Saturday morning with McKendree. That evening, Indiana will enter a top-25 showdown against Cal Baptist. Both Saturday games will stream live via BTN Plus on BTN2Go.com.

HOOSIER POLO NOTESFULL WEEKEND SCHEDULEFriday, Feb. 24 (all times Eastern)6:00 pm - McKendree vs. Cal Baptist7:30 pm - Indiana vs. Carthage (exhibition)

Saturday, Feb. 25 (all times Eastern)10:00 am - Cal Baptist vs. Carthage11:30 am - Indiana vs. McKendree

5:30 pm - Carthage vs. McKendree 7:00 pm - Indiana vs. Cal Baptist

LAST TIME: BLOCK PARTY AT BRUNOThe Hoosiers torched through their weekend slate at the Bruno Classic, starting with a pair of top-25 victories. Indiana topped #23 Marist by four goals before dominating on defense for a 10-2 win over #21 Wagner. Against the Eagles, Jessica Gaudreault and the IU defense held a shutout until the midpoint of the fourth quarter.

Joelle Nacouzi led the Hoosiers in nearly all categories with 8 goals, 5 assists, and 4 steals. Kelly Matthews tallied 7 goals, followed by Jennifer Beadle with 6 goals and 4 steals.

BACK IN HER ELEMENTJessica Gaudreault has made an emphatic return to Indiana since coming back from a two-year stint with the Canadian National Team. The junior averages 10.8 saves per game along with 4 steals and 3 assists this season.

Gaudreault, a two time All-CWPA first teamer, tallied 29 saves against 14 goals allowed at the Bruno Classic.

HOT STARTHead coach Ryan Castle has begun his tenure at Indiana with gusto. The Hoosiers have only lost twice this seaon, both times against top-10 opponents, and have five top-25 wins including an 8-5 upset over #5 Hawaii. Six players, including key contributors Mollie WIlliams and Joelle Nacouzi, joined the team two weeks before the season opener.

Most notable about Castle’s Hoosiers is their diversity on the attack. Eight Hoosiers have recorded a goal this year; five have more than one assist; and 12 have steals to their credit.

BY THEIR LEADThe Hoosiers announced a trio of brand new captains to lead the team through the 2017 campaign: junior Jessica Gaudreault, junior Kelly Matthews, and senior Bronwyn Smith.

OF NOTE...• The Hoosiers have an all-time home record of 70-

18-1 since their first season in 1998. • Indiana will also play a Senior Day home game

against McKendree (4/21) before hosting the 2017 CWPA Championships (5/12-14). They’ll also serve as host for the 2017 NCAA Championships at the IU Natatorium in Indianapolis.

• Eight Hoosiers come to Bloomington from outside of the United States. Jessica Gaudreault, Sarah Myers, Kelly Matthews, and Joelle Nacouzi hail from Canada; Emily Powell, Mollie Williams, and assistant coach Emily Carr come from Australia; head coach Ryan Castle is from South Africa.

Date Opponent Site Time/Result 1/20-22 UCSB WINTER INVITE Santa Barbara, Calif. 1/20 #25 CSU Bakersfield W, 13-6 at #9 UC Santa Barbara L, 4-8 1/21 #23 CSU Northridge W, 6-4 #3 UCLA L, 5-20 1/22 #5 Hawaii W, 8-5 2/4-5 BRUNO CLASSIC Providence, R.I. 2/4 #23 Marist W, 9-5 #21 Wagner W, 10-2 2/5 Azusa Pacific W, 11-7 Brown (Exhibition) W, 9-5 2/24-25 HOOSIER INVITE Bloomington, Ind. 2/24 Carthage (Exhibition) 7:30 PM 2/25 McKendree (Exhibition) 11:30 AM #25 California Baptist 7 PM 3/3-5 HARVARD INVITATIONAL Boston, Mass. 3/3 UC San Diego 6:30 PM 3/4 Iona 10 AM Siena 3 PM 3/5 Wagner 10:30 AM 3/11-12 AZTEC INVITE San Diego, Calif. 3/11 San Jose State 12:15 PM Whittier 6:30 PM 3/12 UC San Diego 11 AM at San Diego State 4 PM 3/16 USC Manoa, Hawaii 6 PM 3/18 at Hawaii Manoa, Hawaii 6 PM 3/25 at Michigan * Ann Arbor, Mich. 11 AM

4/8 Princeton * Oneonta, N.Y. 1 PM Bucknell * Oneonta, N.Y. 4:30 PM 4/9 George Washington * Oneonta, N.Y. 9 AM 4/14 at Brown * Providence, R.I. 3:30 PM Saint Francis * Providence, R.I. 8:30 PM 4/15 Harvard * Providence, R.I. 9 AM Hartwick * Providence, R.I. 3 PM

4/21 SENIOR NIGHT McKendree Bloomington, Ind. 7 PM

4/28-30 CWPA CHAMPIONSHIP Bloomington, Ind. • Counsilman-Billingsley Aquatic Center

5/12-14 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP Indianapolis, Ind. • Indiana University Natatorium

All homes games in Bold*Indicates CWPA game

#14 Indiana(6-2)

Friday Saturday • Live on

Carthage (0-0)7:30 PM

Series: First Meeting-EXHIBITION-

McKendree (3-5)11:30 AM

Series: First Meeting-EXHIBITION-

#25 Cal Baptist (5-6)7:00 PM

Series: IU, 7-2


2017 NUMERICAL ROSTERNo. Name Height Pos. Year Hometown/Previous School

1 Jessica Gaudreault 5-10 GK Jr. Napean, Ontario, Canada / St. Joseph1A Davis Simmons 6-1 GK Fr. Mercer Island, Wash. / Mercer Island3 Kendall Doten 5-11 UTL Fr. Davis, Calif. / Davis4 Gillian Gatecliff 5-7 ATK Fr. Ann Arbor, Mich. / Saline5 Mollie Williams 5-9 ATK Fr. Sydney, New South Wales, Australia / Meriden 6 Jennifer Beadle 5-10 C Jr. Pleasanton, Calif. / Foothill7 Emily Powell 5-7 DR Fr. Brisbane, Queensland, Australia / Brisbane Girls Grammar School8 Mackenzie Rosenthal 5-9 ATK So. Saratoga, Calif. / Saratoga9 Sarah Myers 5-9 ATK Jr. Toronto, Ontario, Canada / Humberside10 Kelly Matthews 5-8 D Jr. Roxboro, Quebec, Canada / St. Thomas11 Joelle Nacouzi 5-9 ATK Fr. Montreal, Quebec, Canada / College Charlemagne12 Emily Lowe 5-5 ATK Jr. Orlando, Fla. / Winter Park14 Megan Abarta 5-11 ATK Fr. Simi Valley, Calif. / Royal17 Riley Beemer 5-7 DR Fr. Ann Arbor, Mich. / Skyline (Golden West CC)18 Karrie Kozokar 6-0 D r-So. Mundelein, Ill. / Mundelein20 Bronwyn Smith 5-10 C Sr. Harleysville, Pa. / Souderton Area22 Sarah Young 6-1 UTL Jr. San Diego, Calif. / La Jolla

Head Coach: Ryan Castle (First Season) Assistant Coach: Emily Carr

ROSTER BREAKDOWN

California (5): Megan Abarta, Jennifer Beadle, Kendall Doten, Mackenzie Rosenthal, Sarah Young

Florida (1): Emily Lowe

Illinois (1): Karrie Kozokar

Michigan (2): Gillian Gatecliff, Riley Beemer

Pennsylvania (1): Bronwyn Smith

Washington (1): Davis Simmons

Australia (2): Emily Powell, Mollie Williams

Canada (4): Jessica Gaudreault, Kelly Matthews, Sarah Myers, Joelle Nacouzi

PRONUNCIATIONSMegan Abarta: uh-BAR-tuhJennifer Beadle: BEE-dullKendall Doten: DOUGH-tenGillian Gatecliff: JILL-ee-enJessica Gaudreault: GO-droughKarrie Kozokar: co-zo-CAREmily Lowe: LOWJoelle Nacouzi: jo-ELL na-KOO-zeeBronwyn Smith: BRAWN-win

2017 CWPA RankingsWeek 6• Feb. 22, 2017 Rank Team Record Last Week Points

1. Stanford 8-0 1 982. USC 14-0 2 963. UCLA 8-0 3 934. California 10-1 4 885. Arizona State 6-1 5 846. UC Irvine 7-4 8 787. Hawaii 6-4 7 758. Michigan 8-5 8 749. UC Santa Barbara 8-4 9 6610. Princeton 6-0 10 6311. Pacific 5-4 11 5912. San Diego State 4-4 13 5413. UC Davis 7-11 12 5014. Indiana 6-2 14 4915. Long Beach State 4-4 15 4516. UC San Diego 4-5 17 4017. San Jose State 4-8 16 3718. Hartwick 6-2 18 3419. Harvard 4-1 19 2820. Loyola Marymount 4-6 20 2521. Wagner 4-7 21 2022. CSU-Northridge 9-9 22 1523. Marist 5-6 23 1024. CSU-Bakersfield 4-7 24 825. Cal Baptist 5-6 25 4

Receiving Votes: Brown (2), VMI (1), George Washington (1),CSU-East Bay (1), Bucknell (1)

Weekend opponents in bold


Indiana announced the hiring of Ryan Castle as the new head coach of the Indiana water polo program on July 15, 2016. Castle’s experience includes a series of high-profile assistant coaching positions at the collegiate level, along with assistant and head coaching experience on the international stage. Castle comes to Indiana with nine years of collegiate coaching experience in NCAA Division-I water polo. Serving as the associate head coach for the University of Hawai’i for the past two seasons, Castle helped guide the Rainbow Warriors to the 2015 Big West Tournament Championship and an appearance in the 2015 NCAA Championship. Castle served as an interim head coach during the 2016 season, and in that time Hawai’i earned a 13-4 record with five wins over top 10 teams and two of those coming against No. 4 California. “After a comprehensive national search, we are thrilled to have Ryan Castle as the new leader of Indiana water polo,” Glass said. “Ryan has a terrific record of player and team development at both the collegiate and international levels, is a tireless recruiter, a noted tactician and a person who values the tenets of the Spirit of Indiana. We are excited to have Ryan at IU.”

HEAD COACH RYAN CASTLEFIRST YEAR AT INDIANA

Castle accrued four years of experience in the CWPA prior to his tenure in Manoa, working with the University of Michigan from 2013-2014 and, prior to that, a three-year stint as an assistant at Hartwick College. Before entering the CWPA, Castle found similar success during his time at Arizona State (2007-2010), highlighted by the 2008 season, where the Sun Devils achieved their highest national ranking (#4) and their highest single-season win total (21) in program history. “I would like to thank Indiana University and Director of Athletics Fred Glass for the opportunity to lead the Indiana water polo program,” Castle said. “I view Indiana as one of the top programs in the country and I am excited to get started and continue to push IU towards the top. And the 24 Sports, 1 Team mantra is one that I could not be happier to

embrace and enhance as we move forward.” Outside of the collegiate ranks, Castle has honed his craft with international teams, both at the junior and senior levels. Most recently, Castle held the reigns as the head coach of the Kazakhstan Women’s Senior National Team, where he guided Kazakhstan to an appearance at the 2011 FINA World Championships in Shanghai, China. Kazakhstan’s 13th-place finish at the event was the fourth- highest in the country’s history. During Castle’s tenure, Kazakhstan was ranked as high as 10th in the world. Before Kazakhstan, Castle served as the Video Analyst for the New Zealand senior team at the 2009 FINA World Championships. From 2007 to 2009, Castle worked in the US Olympic Development Program by running one of the United States’ under-18 zone teams. Castle had the opportunity to coach for his home nation of South Africa from 2002 to 2005, and again in 2011, where he assisted with the Women’s Senior National Team and served as head coach for the National ‘B’ Team. In 2003, Castle took charge of the South African Women’s Junior National Team and assisted with the Men’s Junior Team. A native of Cape Town, South Africa, Castle graduated from the University of Cape Town in 2001 with a bachelor’s degree in information systems and earned a post-graduate credential in education in 2003.

THE CASTLE FILE

- NCAA -University of Hawaii

Associate Head Coach (2015-16)University of Michigan

Assistant Coach (2013-14)Hartwick College

Assistant Coach (2010-12)Arizona State University

Assistant Coach (2007-10)

- International -Kazakhstan

Senior Women’s National Team - Head Coach

New ZealandVideo Analyst

South AfricaSenior Women’s National Team - Assistant Coach

Women’s National ‘B’ Team - Head CoachWomen’s Junior National Team - Head Coach

United StatesOlympic Development Program - U-18 Zone Head Coach


QUICK FACTS

UNIVERSITY INFORMATIONSchool .................................... Indiana UniversityLocation ..................................Bloomington, Ind.Enrollment ................................................ 46,416Founded ....................................................... 1820Nickname ...............................................HoosiersColors .................................. Cream and CrimsonConference ................................................ CWPAPool (Capacity) .............. Counsilman-Billingsley Aquatics Center (800)University President ............. Dr. Michael A. McRobbieAthletics Director ............................... Fred Glass

COACHING STAFFHead Coach ......................................Ryan CastleAlma Mater, Year ...........University of Cape Town, 2001Record at Indiana ...........................................6-2Years .................................................... 1st seasonCareer Record ............................................... 19-6Career Winning Percentage ...................... (.760)Assistant Coach ..................................Emily Carr

TEAM INFORMATIONLetterwinners Returning ................................... 9Letterwinners Lost ............................................ 6Newcomers ........................................................ 8

2016 IN REVIEWOverall Record .............................................. 23-7CWPA Record (Reg. Season Finish) .............. 6-1 (2nd)

TEAM HISTORYFirst Season ................................................. 1998Record (Years) ................ 428-224-2 (20th year)CWPA Championships ....... 3 (2003, 2011, 2014)NCAA Tournaments ........... 3 (2003, 2011, 2014)Last NCAA Appearance ............ 2014 (7th place)

ATHLETICS MEDIA RELATIONSSenior Assistant Directorfor Media Relations ..............................Jeff KeagWater Polo SID .................................... Nick ReithSID Phone ...................................... 317-371-6079SID E-Mail [email protected] Fax ..........................................812-855-9401SID Mailing Address... Athletics Media Relations...................... Assembly Hall, 1001 E. 17th Street........................................Bloomington, IN 47408Athletics Web Site ...................... IUHoosiers.com

- POWER PLAY -6-vs-5 SituationsTimes IU is Up ..................................................31Times IU Scored ............................................... 9Conversion % ..............................................29%

Times Opp. is Up .............................................48Times Opp. Scored ..........................................19Conversion % ...........................................39.6%

6-vs-5 Situations: CWPATimes IU is Up .....................................................Times IU Scored .................................................Conversion % .....................................................

Times Opp. is Up .................................................Times Opp. Scored .............................................Conversion % .....................................................

- OFFENSE -3+ Goals in GamesPlayer Games Tot. GoalsYoung 1 10Matthews 1 5

Multi-Goal GamesName 2 3 4 5+ Tot.Nacouzi 2 2 - - 4Matthews 1 - 1 1 3Young 2 - 1 - 3Williams 3 - - - 3Beadle 3 - - - 3Doten 1 - - - 1

Multiple Assist GamesName 2 3 4 5+ Tot.Nacouzi 2 - - - 2Williams 1 - - - 1Gaudreault 1 - - - 1

Drawn Ejection LeadersName Tot. Single Game HighWilliams 10 4Matthews 7 2 (2x)Young 6 4Myers 3 2

- DEFENSE - Games with Multiple StealsName 2 3 4+ Tot.Myers 2 - 2 4Nacouzi - 2 - 2Young - 1 - 1Gaudreault 1 - - 1Doten 1 - - 1Beadle 1 - - 1Matthews 1 - - 1Kozokar 1 - - 1

Turnover Differential LeadersName Steals T.O. Diff.Myers 14 5 +9Young 7 4 +3Gaudreault 4 1 +3Beadle 6 4 +2

Goalkeepers: Goals Allowed by QuarterName 1 2 3 4 GAAGaudreault 1.3 2.0 1.9 2.0 7.12

Goalkeepers: Games with 10+ SavesName No. High Save %Gaudreault 6 15 .601

INDIANA’S RECORD...Situation RecordScore first ................................................. 4-0Opponent scores first ................................2-2At home ..................................................... 0-0At opponent’s home .................................. 0-1At neutral sites .......................................... 6-1Against ranked opponents ........................5-2Against the CWPA ..................................... 0-0In overtime games .................................... 0-0Lead at halftime ........................................ 5-0Trail at halftime ...........................................1-1Tied at halftime ......................................... 0-1Leading after three quarters .................... 4-0Trailing after three quarters ..................... 0-2Tied after three quarters .......................... 2-0Goalkeeper has 10+ saves ......................... 5-1With more exclusions ................................ 4-1With fewer exclusions ................................ 1-0Equal exclusions .........................................1-1Two players with 2+ goals .........................4-2Three players with 2+ goals ..................... 4-0Four players with 2+ goals ....................... 2-0Player scores a hat trick ........................... 5-0Multiple hat tricks .................................... 0-0In January ..................................................3-2In February ................................................ 3-0In March .................................................... 0-0In April ....................................................... 0-0


#1 • Jessica GaudreaultSaves: - 16 vs. Michigan, 3/29/14Steals: - 4 vs. Hartwick, 2/16/13Assists: - 3 vs. Sonoma State, 2/8/14

#1A • Davis SimmonsSaves: - Steals: - Assists: -

#3 • Kendall DotenGoals: - 2 vs. CSU Bakersfield, 1/20/17Assists: - 1 vs. Marist, 2/4/17Steals: - 2 vs. Wagner, 2/4/17

#4 • Gillian GatecliffGoals: - Assists: - Steals: -

#5 • Mollie WilliamsGoals: - 2 (3x), last vs. UCLA, 1/21/17Assists: - 2 vs. Wagner, 2/4/17Steals: - 1 (4x), last vs. Azusa Pacific, 2/5/17

#6 • Jennifer BeadleGoals: - 4 (3x) last vs. Mercyhurst, 3/19/16Assists: - 3 vs. Redlands, 3/22/15Steals: - 3 (8x) last vs. Sonoma State, 3/18/16

#7 • Emily PowellGoals: - Assists: - Steals: - 1 vs. Azusa Pacific, 2/5/17

#8 • Mackenzie RosenthalGoals: - 1 (2x) last vs. Gannon, 3/20/16Assists: - 2 vs. Gannon, 3/20/16Steals: - 1 (3x) last vs. Michigan, 5/1/16

#9 • Sarah MyersGoals: - 3 (3x) last vs. Siena, 3/6/16Assists: - 5 vs. Bucknell, 4/17/16Steals: - 4 (4x) last vs. Wagner, 2/4/17

#10 • Kelly MatthewsGoals: - 5 (7x) last vs. Hawaii, 1/22/17Assists: - 6 vs. UC San Diego, 3/12/16Steals: - 6 (2x) last vs. Sonoma State, 3/18/16

#11 • Joelle NacouziGoals: - 3 (2x), last vs. Azusa Pacific, 2/5/17Assists: - 2 (2x), last vs. Asuza Pacific, 2/5/17Steals: - 3 (2x), last vs. Marist, 2/4/17

#12 • Emily LoweGoals: - 2 (2x) last vs. Gannon, 3/20/16Assists: - 1 (4x) last vs. Gannon, 3/20/16Steals: - 2 vs. Gannon, 3/20/16

#14 • Megan AbartaGoals: - 1 (2x), last vs. CSU Northridge, 1/21/17Assists: - Steals: - 1 vs. Hawaii, 1/22/17

#17 • Riley BeemerGoals: - Assists: - Steals: -

#18 •Karrie KozokarGoals: - 3 (4x) last vs. Harvard, 4/9/16Assists: - 4 vs. Wagner, 2/6/16Steals: - 4 (2x) last vs George Washington, 4/16/16

#20 • Bronwyn SmithGoals: 2 (3x) last vs. Azusa Pacific, 2/5/17Assists: 4 vs. Gannon, 3/20/16Steals: 5 vs. Gannon, 3/20/16

#22 • Sarah YoungGoals: - 4 vs. CSU Bakersfield, 1/20/17Assists: - 3 (6x) last vs. Mercyhurst 3/19/16Steals: - 3 (3x) last vs. Azusa Pacific, 2/5/17

PLAYER SINGLE-GAME CAREER HIGHS


2017 SEASON STATISTICS

2017 Indiana Hoosiers Women's Water Polo Team StatisticsAs of February 21, 2017 - All Games

IU Category Opponents

66 Goals Scored 57

8.25 Goals Per Game 7.13

Goals by Period

19 1st Period 10

13 2nd Period 16

12 3rd Period 15

22 4th Period 16

0 Overtime 0

.357 (185 shots) Shooting Percentage .543 (105 shots)

10.75 Saves Per Game 2.88

9-31 (.290) Powerplay 19-48 (.396)

29-48 (.604) Penalty Kill 22-31 (.710)

1-1 (1.000) Five-Meter Penalty Shot 5-6 (.833)

0-0 Overtime Record 0-0

53 Steals 24

11 Turnovers 0

2017 Indiana Hoosiers Women's Water Polo Statistics(6-2 Overall, 0-0 CWPA)

As of February 21, 2017 - All Games

## Field Players GP Sh G A PTS ShPCT EX DEX STL FB Sprint

1 Jessica Gaudreault 8 0 0 2 2 --- 1 0 4 0 0-0

3 Kendall Doten 8 8 2 1 3 .250 3 1 4 1 0-0

4 Gillian Gatecliff 6 0 0 0 0 --- 0 0 0 0 0-0

5 Mollie Williams 8 26 9 4 13 .346 9 10 4 0 0-0

6 Jennifer Beadle 8 18 8 0 8 .444 6 2 6 1 1-0

7 Emily Powell 8 2 0 0 0 .000 1 0 1 0 0-0

8 Mackenzie Rosenthal 6 0 0 0 0 --- 1 0 0 0 0-0

9 Sarah Myers 8 17 5 2 7 .294 5 3 14 1 7-3

10 Kelly Matthews 8 34 12 1 13 .353 5 7 3 0 0-0

11 Joelle Nacouzi 8 27 13 6 19 .481 10 0 8 1 1-1

12 Emily Lowe 8 1 0 0 0 .000 3 1 1 0 0-0

14 Megan Abarta 5 4 2 0 2 .500 2 1 1 1 0-0

17 Riley Beemer 8 0 0 0 0 --- 0 0 0 0 0-0

18 Karrie Kozokar 8 0 0 1 1 --- 4 0 2 0 1-0

19 Sarah Myers 5 0 0 0 0 --- 0 0 0 0 0-0

20 Bronwyn Smith 8 4 2 0 2 .500 2 2 0 0 0-0

22 Sarah Young 8 44 13 2 15 .295 2 6 5 0 0-0

Totals 185 66 19 85 .357 54 33 53 5 10-4

## Goaltenders GP GS MIN W L SA SV GA SvPCT GAA

1 Jessica Gaudreault 8 8 256:00 6 2 143 86 57 .601 7.12

Totals 256:00 6 2 143 86 57 .601 7.12


Game-by-Game Results1 | #15 Indiana 13, #25 CSU Bakersfield 6Team 1 2 3 4 FIU 4 2 2 5 13CSUB 2 2 2 0 6Goals: Young (4), Doten (2), Williams (2), Nacouzi (2), Beadle (1), Myers (1), Abarta (1)Assists: Myers (1)Saves: Gaudreault (10)

2 | #9 UC Santa Barbara 8, #15 Indiana 4Team 1 2 3 4 FIU 2 2 0 0 4UCSB 2 2 2 2 8Goals: Williams (2), Young (2)Assists: Saves: Gaudreault (8)

3 | #15 Indiana 6, #23 CSU Northridge 4Team 1 2 3 4 FIU 2 1 0 3 6CSUN 1 1 1 1 4Goals: Williams (1), Beadle (1), Myers (1), Nacouzi (1), Abarta (1), Young (1)Assists: Nacouzi (1)Saves: Gaudreault (15)

4 | #3 UCLA 20, #15 Indiana 5Team 1 2 3 4 FUCLA 3 5 7 5 20IU 1 1 2 1 5Goals: Williams (2), Young (2), Nacouzi (1)Assists: Saves: Gaudreault (13)

5 | #15 Indiana 8, #5 Hawaii 5Team 1 2 3 4 FHawaii 1 2 1 1 5IU 1 1 2 4 8Goals: Matthews (5), Williams (1), Nacouzi (1), Young (1)Assists: Saves: Gaudreault (11)

6 | #13 Indiana 9, #23 Marist 4Team 1 2 3 4 FIU 4 1 1 3 9Marist - 2 1 2 4Goals: Nacouzi (3), Beadle (2), Matthews (2), Myers (1), Young (1)Assists: Nacouzi (2), Doten (1), Williams (1), Young (1)Saves: Gaudreault (12)

7 | #13 Indiana 10, #21 Wagner 2Team 1 2 3 4 FIU 2 2 3 3 10Wagner - - - 2 2Goals: Matthews (4), Beadle (2), Nacouzi (2), Williams (1), Myers (1)Assists: Williams (2), Young (2), Myers (1), Nacouzi (1)Saves: Gaudreault (13)

8 | #13 Indiana 11, Azusa Pacific 7Team 1 2 3 4 FAPU 1 2 1 3 7IU 3 3 2 3 11Goals: Nacouzi (3), Beadle (2), Smith (2), Young (2), Myers (1), Matthews (1)Assists: Nacouzi (2), Williams (1), Matthews (1), Kozokar (1), Young (1)Saves: Gaudreault (4)


JuniorNapean, Ontario, CanadaSt. Joseph

#1 JESSICA GAUDREAULT

2017 (Junior): Indiana Team Captain ... hon. mention CWPA Defensive Player of the Week (1/27) after posting 57 saves over five games at the UCSB Winter Invite ... set a season high with 15 blocks against CSU-Northridge ... added 13 saves, 1 steal, and 2 assists in a dominating 10-2 win over Wagner ...

2014 (Sophomore): Named CWPA All-Conference First Team ... set a new career-high with 16 saves against Michigan (3/29) ... finished the season with 246 saves (6th all-time in a single-season at IU) ... earned four weekly honors from the CWPA during the 2014 season ... started all 29 matches she played in ... recorded 246 saves on 656 shot attempts which is sixth all-time in single-season saves at IU ... added 32 steals and 13 assists during 849 minutes played ... reached double-digits with 11 saves in Indiana’s first competition against Michigan (1/18) ... was named Defensive Player of the Week from the CWPA for the second straight week after posting 38 saves, two assists, and six steals in four matches during the Brown Invitational (2/1 - 2/2) ... set a new career high with three assists against Sonoma State while adding nine saves and a steal (2/8) ... stopped 11 shots against No. 10 San Jose State in the Spartan’s home pool (3/18) ... set a new career-high with 16 saves against Michigan, tying the record for seventh all-time at Indiana in a single game (3/29) ... paced the team with 27 saves, three assists, and two steals in the Western Division Round Robin No. 1 in Oneonta, NY (4/5 - 4/6)... stopped eight shots in the CWPA Western Division Round Robin No. 2 to clinch Indiana’s second straight Western Division Championship (4/12 - 4/13) ... rejected seven saves against reigning conference champions, Princeton, to help win the CWPA Championship for Indiana and send the Hoosiers to the NCAA Tournament for just the third time in school history (4/27) ... saved nine balls against Wagner in the NCAA play-in game making the Hoosiers the final team in the field of eight to compete for a National Title at the University of Southern California (5/3) ... recorded 21 saves and two steals in her first ever NCAA Tournament Appearance, finishing the year ranked No. 7 in the nation (5/11)

2013 (Freshman): Named to the CWPA All Conference First Team ... named CWPA Co-Defensive Player of the Week (Feb. 18) ... started in all 27 matches played ... had 199 saves on 602 shot attempts ... only allowed 195 goals go against the entire season ... had seven assists and 15 steals in 805:00 minutes played ... was named the starter in goal for the Hoosiers their opening match against San Jose State, netting 7 saves in her debut (1/19) ... made eight saves against Colorado State in 24 minutes (1/19) ... pulled out two of her nine saves with 22 seconds left in the match to give the Hoosiers their first win over a ranked team that season against No. 12 UC Davis (2/2) ... tallied seven saves on 22 shot attempts in Indiana’s win against Hartwick (2/4) ... set a new career high with 12 saves and only allowed 2 goals in her go against in her best showing of the season in the Hoosiers statement win against No. 10 Princeton (2/17) ... set her season/career high with 13 saves in the Hoosier’s home loss to Long Beach State (2/23 ... was key in the Hoosiers 8-6 victory over No. 8 Hawaii, sealing Indiana’s biggest win of the season with 11 saves (3/16) ... had 11 saves in the Hoosiers win over rival Michigan (4/13) ... had five saves and three steals to help earn Indiana it’s first ever CWPA Western Championship (4/14) ... logged nine saves against Michigan (4/27) ... tallied 11 saves, one assist, and two steals in the season finale against Hartwick (4/28).

Prep/Personal: Played for Team Canada at the 2012 FINA World Youth Women’s Water Polo Championships in Perth, Australia, where Canada finished fifth ... also played with Canada in the Olympic Hopes tournament in the summer of 2012 ... competed on the Canadian Junior National Team in 2011 where they finished ninth at the FINA World Championships ... also helped lead her team to a third place finish at Under-22 Nationals and a second place showing at Under-18 Nation-als while serving as the team’s co-captain ... was named Most Valuable Goalie in Ontario and Most Valuable Goalie for the Ottawa Titans Club in 2011 ... garnered Most Valuable Goalie honors at the 2011 Canadian Select League ... lettered in volleyball, badminton, and basketball in high school ... majoring in Human Biology ... born July 18, 1994 ... has one brother, Ryan ... daughter of Eric Gaudreault and AJ Tiwana.

2017 STATISTICS

CAREER STATSYear SV ST A GA2013 199 15 6 1952014 245 32 13 2042017 86 4 2 57Career 530 51 21 4

GKGame SV STL A GACSU-Bakersfield 10 - - 6at UC Santa Barbara 8 - - 8CSU-Northridge 15 - - 4UCLA 13 - - 20Hawaii 11 - - 5Marist 12 2 - 5Wagner 13 1 2 2Azusa Pacific 4 - 1 7


FreshmanDavis, Calif.Davis

#3 KENDALL DOTEN

2017 (Freshman): Made a strong debut with 2 goals on just 2 shots in a win over CSU-Bakersfield ... closed the UCSB Winter Invite with 3 shots and excellent de-fense in an upset over Hawaii ... finished the Bruno Classic with 1 assist and 4 steals ...

Prep/Personal: Played for four years under coach Doug Wright at Davis Senior High School ... during Doten’s prep career, the Blue Devils reached four CIF Championship games and won three in a row from 2012-2014 ...in her last sea-son, served as Davis’ team captain during their run to a second-place postseason finish ... raked in several honors after her final year, including All-League, All-CIF, and All-American selections ... also received Most Valuable Player recognition from her teammates, the Delta League, and the CIF ... born May 6, 1998 ... the daughter of Lisa and Steve Doton ... has one sister, Brooke, and a brother, Trey ... intends to major in graphic design.

2017 STATISTICS

CAREER STATSYear S G A STL2017 8 2 1 4

UTGame S G A STLCSU-Bakersfield 2 2 - -at UC Santa Barbara 1 - - -CSU-Northridge - - - -UCLA - - - -Hawaii 3 - - -Marist - - 1 1Wagner 1 - - 2Azusa Pacific - - - 1


FreshmanSydney, AustraliaMeriden

#5 MOLLIE WILLIAMS

2017 (Freshman): Joined the Hoosiers over the winter semester, two weeks be-fore the season opener ... named the honorable mention CWPA Player of the Week after scoring 8 goals at the UCSB Winter invite, including doubles against CSU Bakersfield, UC Santa Barbara, and UCLA ... dished 4 assists, along with 1 goal and 2 steals, at the Bruno Classic ...

Prep/Personal: Played four seasons at Meriden School in Sydney ... Meriden’s leading scorer in 2015, and finished the 2016 State Championships as the tourna-ment’s top goal scorer ... claimed team MVP honors from 2012-2016, and helped the team reach IGSSA Championships in 2014, 2015, and 2016 ... a nominee for the 2016 Pierre De Coubertin award, given to recipients who have competed in at least three sports while demonstrating initiative, teamwork, sportsmanship, and fair play ... her club, Cronulla WPC, is one of the top clubs in New South Wales ... earned National League bronze medal in 2015, a silver medal at the U18 National Championships, and National and Metropolitan Championships in 2015 and 2016 ... also trained in the Austrailian youth system in 2014 and 2015, and in the New South Wales Institute of Sport (NSWIS) from 2013 to 2016 ... born May 23, 1998 ... has one sister, Isobel, and a brother, Harry ... intends to major in nutrition and dietetics.

2017 STATISTICS


AGame S G A STLCSU-Bakersfield 3 2 - -at UC Santa Barbara 6 2 - -CSU-Northridge 5 1 - 1UCLA 3 2 - -Hawaii 6 1 - 1Marist 1 - 1 1Wagner 1 1 2 -Azusa Pacific 1 - 1 1


JuniorPleasanton, Calif.Foothill

#6 JENNIFER BEADLE

2017 (Junior): Opened the year with 2 goals and 2 steals at the UCSB Winter Invite ... at the Bruno Classic, had three consecutive games with 2 goals, tallying 4 steals on the weekend ...

2016 (Sophomore): Academic All-Big Ten ... started all 30 games in her breakout sophomore season, scoring 37 goals with 22 assists and 35 steals … ranked second on the team in shot percentage at .420, and tied for second with 24 drawn ejections … scored her first goal of the season at Arizona State (1/23) … tallied one goal and two as-sists in a win at Brown (2/6) … scored one goal and assisted on another against Wagner (3/5), beginning a streak of eight consecutive games with at least one score … netted her first hat trick of the year, while adding two assists, against Chapman (3/12) … scored two goals apiece in games against UC San Diego (3/12) and San Diego State (3/13) … converted a hat trick versus Cal State East Bay, followed by a season-high four goals against Mercyhurst (3/19) … added two goals and one assist to Indiana’s CWPA opener versus Michigan (3/2) … contributed one goal and two assists to a win against Brown (4/16), opening another scoring streak of six consecutive games … closed her season with back-to-back-to-back hat tricks versus Hartwick (4/17), Brown (4/29), and Hartwick again in the CWPA semifinals (4/30), while adding five assists in those three games.

2015 (Freshman): Made one start in 33 appearances in her first season with the Hoosiers … totaled 27 goals, 11 assists, and 27 steals in 2015 … netted a pair of goals in her IU debut against Wagner (1/25) … contributed with one goal and three steals against Marist (1/25) … scored two goals, tossed one assist, and made a pair of steals against Iona (2/7) … set a career high of four goals, along with one assist and three steals, against Villanova (2/8) … scored a pair of goals in IU’s conference opener against Hartwick (3/7) … fired one goal and forced three steals against Whittier (3/14) … set a career high in assists with three while adding two goals and three steals against Redlands (3/22) … totaled one goal, one assist, and one steal against Michigan (4/4) … matched her career high of four goals against George Washington (4/12) … served one assist and converted three steals against Mercyhurst (4/19) … recorded one goal, one assist, and one steal against Gannon (4/19) … matched her previous match totals with a goal, assist, and steal against Notre Dame College (4/19) … added one goal to IU’s CWPA Quarterfinal win over Brown (4/24) … scored one goal and drew an ejection in the CWPA Championship against Princeton (4/26).

Prep/PersonalPlayed at Foothill High School for Fran Usedome ... earned team MVP sophomore, junior and senior years ... NCS First Team junior and senior years ... EBALS All-League First Team sophomore, junior and senior years ... also lettered in swimming ... undeclared ma-jor ... daughter of Marina and David Beadle ... has one sister, Sami, and one brother, Matt.

2017 STATISTICS

CAREER STATSYear S G A STL2015 62 27 11 272016 88 37 22 352017 18 8 - 6Career 168 64 33 68

CGame S G A STLCSU-Bakersfield 1 1 - -at UC Santa Barbara 4 - - 1CSU-Northridge 3 1 - -UCLA 1 - - -Hawaii - - - 1Marist 3 2 - 1Wagner 4 2 - 1Azusa Pacific 2 2 - 2


FreshmanBrisbane, AustraliaBrisbane Girls Grammar School

#7 EMILY POWELL

2017 (Freshman): Joined the Hoosiers at the start of the spring semester, two weeks before the season opener ... fired two shots in her career debut against CSU-Bakersfield ... recorded a steal versus Azusa Pacific ...

Prep/Personal: Played for head coach Simon Daley at Brisbane Girls Grammar School ... won the Deborah Handley Award ... served as team captain ... won the academic prize in 2012, 2013, and 2016 ... with BGGS, won back-to-back gold medals in BWPI competition ... also a member of the Queensland Academy of Sport squad and the QLD Breakers National League sqad ... with Queensland’s U-18 team, competed at the 2016 Pan-Pacific Games in New Zealand ... a back-to-back finalist with the Queensland team at the Australia School Sport Champion-ships, winning gold in 2016 ... played club polo for the QLD Breakers and the Polo Bears ... also competed in netball, swimming, and cross country and BGGS ... born January 8, 1999 ... the daughter of Sal and Ben Powell ... has two brothers, Ned and Max ... intends to major in international relations.

2017 STATISTICS

CAREER STATSYear S G A STL2017 2 - - 1

DRGame S G A STLCSU-Bakersfield 2 - - -at UC Santa Barbara - - - -CSU-Northridge - - - -UCLA - - - -Hawaii - - - -Marist - - - -Wagner - - - -Azusa Pacific - - - 1


SophomoreSaratoga, Calif.Saratoga

#8 MACKENZIE ROSENTHAL

2017 (Sophomore):

2016 (Freshman): ACWPC All-Academic (Excellent) ... began her collegiate ca-reer with eight appearances in her freshman season, totaling two goals, four as-sist, and three steals … made her debut appearance in a win over Siena (3/6), recording one assist … converted one steal in a win against Chapman (3/12) … scored her first career goal versus Mercyhurst (3/19) … the next day, added one goal and a career high two assists versus Gannon (3/20) … contributed with one assist and one steal in Indiana’s win over George Washington (4/16) … appeared in the Hoosiers’ CWPA title game versus Michigan (5/1), adding one steal to the effort.

Prep/Personal: Played four seasons for coaches Rafael Alapont and Nick Berg at Saratoga High School ... earned the team MVP award all four seasons ... four-time Academic All-American ... received Saratoga Los Gatos School District dis-tinguished student honors in all four seasons ... reached the CIF Central Coast Sectionals in her junior and senior seasons ... also played club water polo for head coach Jonny Muir at the Santa Clara Swim Club (SCSC) and coach Kelsey Hol-shouser at Stanford Water Polo Club ... born March 25, 1997 ... the daughter of Bonnie Wright and Clint Rosenthal ... has one brother, Tyler ... intends to major in Accounting.

2017 STATISTICS

CAREER STATSYear S G A STL2016 4 2 4 32017 - - - -Career 4 2 4 3

AGame S G A STLCSU-Bakersfield - - - -at UC Santa Barbara - - - -CSU-Northridge - - - -UCLA - - - -Hawaii - - - -Marist - - - -Wagner - - - -Azusa Pacific - - - -


JuniorToronto, OntarioHumberside

#9 SARAH MYERS

2017 (Junior): Has recorded multiple steals in four games this season... began with 2 goals, 1 as-sist, and 7 steals at the UCSB Winter Invite ... scored in three consecutive games at the Bruno Clas-sic, matching a season high with 4 steals against Wagner ...

2016 (Sophomore): Aline Robinson Mental Attitude Award winner ... Academic All-Big Ten ... AC-WPC All-Academic (Outstanding) ... Big Ten Distinguished Scholar ... started all 30 games for In-diana in a breakout sophomore season … scored 28 goals, connected on 46 assists (3rd – Team), and made 53 steals (2nd – Team) … Indiana’s leader in shot percentage (.526) and co-leader in total points (25, 10 goals and 15 assists) in CWPA competition … earned multiple goals in 8 games, multiple assists in 15 games, and multiple steals in 18 games … served 4+ assists in four games … recorded at least one steal in 25-of-30 games … scored her first of two hat tricks in a win over Brown (2/6) at the Bruno Classic … delivered assists on 4 Hoosier goals to pick up a win over #21 Marist (2/14) … picked up another hat trick in IU’s win versus Chapman (3/12) … tallied 1 goal, 1 assist, and 2 steals in a win against #13 Harvard (4/9) … matched a career high with 4 assists to aid an Indiana win over George Washington (4/16) … in her next game, set a career high with 5 assists against Bucknell (4/17) … served 4 assists with 2 steals in the Hoosiers’ overtime win over Hartwick (4/30) in the CWPA Semifinals … won the Aline Robinson Mental Attitude Award … named a Big Ten Distinguished Scholar.

Summer 2015: Selected to the Canadian Women’s National Team for the FISU 2015 World Univer-sity Games in Gwangju, South Korea ... totaled one goal, five assists, four steals, and one field block during Canada’s silver medal run.

2015 (Freshman): ACWPC All-Academic team selection ... CWPA Women’s Varsity Scholar-Athlete honoree ... played in 34 of IU’s 35 games in her debut season, making one start ... scored 22 goals, served 26 assists, and forced 39 steals (first among freshmen) ... tossed a trio of assists in the sea-son opener against Wagner (1/25) ... registered one goal, two assists, and three steals versus Iona (2/7) ... tallied three goals, two assists, and one steal in versus Villanova (2/8) ... contributed to IU’s shutout over Cal State East Bay (2/21) with two goals, three assists, and two steals ... assisted on one goal and made one steal against Pacific (3/14) ... tossed one assist and forced three steals against San Diego State (3/15) ... was responsible for two scores with a goal and assist, along with two steals, against Long Beach State (3/21) ... went a perfect two-for-two on shot conversion, scor-ing a pair of goals against Redlands (3/22) ... scored two goals on just two shot attempts in a CWPA match against Brown (4/11) ... created a trio of goals on three assists, along with two steals, against Harvard (4/11) ... posted one goal, two assists, and one steal against George Washington (4/12) ... sent a pair of shots into the back of the cage in addition to one assist against Mercyhurst (4/19) ... accumulated two goals and two steals versus Gannon (4/19) ... split two scores between one goal and one assist in IU’s final home game of the season against Notre Dame College (4/19).

Prep/Personal: Played for Nish Damani at Humberside in Toronto ... was named to the Provincial All Star Team in 2013 and 2014 ... earned a bronze medal at 2013 Canadian National Champion-ships ... won gold medal at 18U Provincials in 2012, 2013, and 2014 ... in 2013 won silver medal at Youth Pan-American Championships in Argentina ... bronze medal winner at Junior Pan-American Championships in California in 2014 ... silver medal at Youth World Championships in Madrid, 2014 ... daughter of Jane Wright and Brad Myers ... has two brothers, Matthew and Graeme ... born De-cember 2, 1996 ... intends to major in the science field.

2017 STATISTICS

CAREER STATSYear S G A STL2015 50 22 26 392016 82 28 46 512017 17 5 2 14Career 149 55 74 104

AGame S G A STLCSU-Bakersfield 2 1 1 -at UC Santa Barbara 1 - - 4CSU-Northridge 3 1 - 2UCLA - - - -Hawaii 2 - - 1Marist 3 1 - 1Wagner 3 1 1 4Azusa Pacific 3 1 - 2


JuniorRoxboro, QuebecSt. Thomas

#10 KELLY MATTHEWS

2017 (Junior): Indiana Team Captain ... CWPA Offensive Player of the Week (1/27) after her 5-goal output led IU to a win over Hawaii ... followed with 7 goals, 1 assist, and 1 steal at the Bruno Classic ...

2016 (Sophomore): First Team All-CWPA ... First Team All-CWPA Tournament ... ACWPC All-America Honorable Mention ... Academic All-Big Ten ... Indiana University Hoosier Award ... ACWPC All-Academic (Excellent) ... followed her breakout freshman season with a dominating year in the pool, leading Indiana in goals (73), total points (125), steals (58), and field blocks (24) … matched her single-season career high of 73 goals from her freshman year … scored a hat trick in 12 of her 30 appearances, including five games with four goals and four games with five goals … tallied three or more assists in 10 games … converted a steal in 20 consecutive games to end the season, including 11 games with three or more steals … scored five goals with one assist versus Wagner, followed by another five-goal, three-assist outing against Brown (2/6) … closed the Bruno Classic with back-to-back four-goal games versus Harvard and Marist (2/7) … set a career high six assists, with two goals, versus UC San Diego (3/12) … earned her fourth game with five goals in a win over Brown (4/16) ) … lifted the Hoosiers to an overtime win over Hartwick with two goals, three assists, and four steals in the CWPA Semifinals (4/30) … scored one goal and connected on an assist in the CWPA Championship versus Michigan (5/1).

Summer 2015: Selected to the Canadian Women’s National Team for the FISU 2015 World University Games in Gwangju, South Korea ... totaled nine goals, five assists, two steals, and three field blocks in Canada’s run to their silver medal finish

2015 (Freshman): CWPA Rookie of the Year ... CWPA Tournament Rookie of the Year ... All-CWPA Second Team selection ... All-CWPA Tournament First Team selection ... three-time CWPA Rookie of the Week in 2015 (April 6, April 13, April 20) ... led all Hoosiers in goals in 2015 with 73 (T – 6th in IU history) ... holds school record for single-season goals scored by a freshman ... ACWPC All-Academic team selection ... CWPA Women’s Varsity Scholar-Athlete honoree ... played in all 35 matches for the Hoosiers in 2015, making two starts … netted three or more goals in 14 matches … totaled 25 assist, 24 steals, and 11 field blocks … netted four goals in her IU debut against Wagner (1/25) … sent four goals in the back of the cage in IU’s shutout over Cal State East Bay (2/21) … led all scorers with two goals, in addition to a couple of steals, against UC Irvine (3/7) … tallied four goals and one assist against Hartwick (3/7) … stuffed the stat sheet with two goals, one assist, one steal, and two field blocks in IU’s win over San Diego State (3/15) … accounted for two goals and two assists against Long Beach State (3/21) … earned her fourth hat trick of the season against Hartwick (3/21) … set a personal record of five goals against Michigan (4/4), earning her CWPA Rookie of the Week honors … matched her personal best with five goals, including the game winner in sudden-death overtime, against Princeton (4/10) … netted a hat trick and served one assist against Harvard (4/11) ... won CWPA Rookie of the Week for the third week running after scoring 10 goals in four games to close the regular season … scored a hat trick in a thrilling overtime win against Michigan in the CWPA Semifinals (4/25) … netted three goals in the CWPA Championship Match against Princeton (4/26).

Prep/Personal: Graduated from International Baccalaureate Program at St. Thomas High School with honors ... played at FINA Junior World Championships in 2013 with Team Canada ... was a member of the Junior Canadian National Team for the Commonwealth Games and Pan-American Games in 2014 ... played at the FINA Youth World Championships in the summer of 2014 with the Canadian Youth National Team ... silver medalist at the second Youth World Championships with the Youth Canadian National Team ... with Club Team DDO won U16 Canadian Nationals in 2012 and U18 Canadian Nationals in 2014 ... was also a member of the soccer, hockey and swim teams in high school ... daughter of Dominique Matthews and Henry Crochetiere ... has three sisters, Kathleen, Erin, and Alanna, and two brothers, Keith and Peter ... born May 2, 1996 ... intends to major in business.

2017 STATISTICS


DGame S G A STLCSU-Bakersfield 4 - - -at UC Santa Barbara 4 - - -CSU-Northridge 4 - - -UCLA - - - -Hawaii 7 5 - 2Marist 5 2 - -Wagner 5 4 - -Azusa Pacific 5 1 1 1


FreshmanMontreal, QuebecCollege Charlemagne

#11 JOELLE NACOUZI

2017 (Freshman): Joined the Hoosiers at the start of the spring semester, two weeks before the season opener ... has netted at least 1 goal in six consecutive games ... began her career with 2 goals against CSU Bakersfield ... scored once with 3 steals against UCLA ... dominated the Bruno Classic weekend with 8 goals, 5 assists, and 4 steals ...

Prep/Personal: Becomes the fourth Canadian international player on the Hoo-siers’ 2016-17 roster ... has cut her teeth at the international level on the Canadian youth squad ... in 2015, she, Kelly Matthews, and Sarah Myers played a valuable role in Canada’s fourth-place finish at the FINA World Women’s Junior Champion-ships in Volos, Greece ... played club water polo for coach Andrew Robinson at DDO ... played on the 18U Canadian squad that battled to a silver medal at the FINA World Women’s Youth Championships in 2014 ... born January 3, 1998 ... the daughter of Marcellino Nacouzi and Eliane El-Zoghbi ... has one sister, Janet ... intends to major in business.

2017 STATISTICS


AGame S G A STLCSU-Bakersfield 5 2 - -at UC Santa Barbara - - - -CSU-Northridge 3 1 1 1UCLA 4 1 - 3Hawaii 2 1 - -Marist 6 3 2 3Wagner 4 2 1 1Azusa Pacific 3 3 2 -


JuniorOrlando, Fla.Winter Park

#12 EMILY LOWE

2017 (Junior): Fired a shot in IU’s game with UCLA ... recorded a steal in Indiana’s 10-2 defensive win over Wagner ...

2016 (Sophomore): Academic All-Big Ten ... ACWPC All-Academic (Outstanding) ... Big Ten Distinguished Scholar ... appeared in 18 games for the Hoosiers, recording two goals, one assist and three steals … picked up her first Academic All-Big Ten honor in her first eligible year, along with her first Big Ten Distinguished Scholar award … also earned a second consecutive All-Academic honor from the ACWPC … saw her first action of the season in the opening weekend, a doubleheader at Arizona State (1/23), tallying one shot attempt in the second game … picked one steal in Indiana’s win over Marist (2/7) … added a shot attempt and a steal to the Hoosiers’ home win versus Mercyhurst (3/19) … matched a career high with two goals on four shots, along with one assist and two steals, to aid Indiana towards a win over Gannon (3/20) … launched a trio of shot attempts in the Hoosiers’ CWPA win over George Washington (4/16).

2015 (Freshman): CWPA Women’s Varsity Scholar-Athlete honoree ... played in 10 games for the Hoosiers in 2015 ... totaled three goals on five shots, served five assists, and made one steal ... saw the first action of her Indiana career against Iona (2/7) ... helped lift the Hoosiers to a thrilling overtime win against Princeton (2/8) ... contributed to Indiana’s big win over Villanova (2/8) ... saw action in matches against Santa Clara, Cal State East Bay, and Cal State Monterey Bay (2/21) ... contributed to Indiana’s senior night win against Bucknell (4/18) ... fired one shot, served an assist, and forced one steal against Mercy-hurst (4/19) ... scored one goal on two shot attempts and tossed one assist against Gan-non (4/19) ... played her performance of the season with two goals and one assist against Notre Dame College (4/19).

Prep/Personal: Scored 89 goals in senior year at Winter Park High School for coach Barry Creighton ... was awarded Best Offensive Player, All-County First Team, All-Metro First Team and Academic All-American ... selected for the USA Water Polo National Team Selection Camp ... led team to a top three finish in the state tournament in all four years ... also lettered in swimming ... was part of Olympic Development Program ... is a member of the Hutton Honors College at IU ... graduated in the top five percent of Winter Park High School ... intends to major in Exercise Science ... daughter of Jon and Astrid Lowe ... one sister, Carley, and two brothers, Oliver and Cooper ... born January 13, 1996.

2017 STATISTICS

CAREER STATSYear S G A STL2015 5 3 3 12016 12 2 1 32017 1 - - 1Career 18 5 4 5

AGame S G A STLCSU-Bakersfield - - - -at UC Santa Barbara - - - -CSU-Northridge - - - -UCLA 1 - - -Hawaii - - - -Marist - - - -Wagner - - - 1Azusa Pacific - - - -


FreshmanSimi Valley, Calif.Royal

#14 MEGAN ABARTA

2017 (Freshman): Launched one shot against UCLA ... recorded a steal in Indiana’s 10-2 defensive win over Wagner ...

Prep/Personal: Played four seasons under head coach Devin Hurst at Royal High School in Simi Valley, in tandem with four varsity letters for swimming ... broke Royal’s assist record in her freshman season ... through three seasons, tal-lied 147 goals, 169 assists, and 160 steals ... won All-League and All-County first team honors, and two consecutive selections to the “Top Ten Players of the Year” list by the Los Angeles Daily News ... led the Highlanders in steals her freshman and junior year, picked up the Coach’s Dream Award her sophomore year, and won the Play Maker Award her junior season ... Royal won their first-ever CIF title with Abarta 2015 ... also a member of the Rose Bowl Water Polo Club in Pasade-na, Calif for coach Adam Roth ... won the gold medal in the 2010 Junior Olympics, and finished fourth in 2014 ... club play included trips to Spain and Greece in 2014, and Italy in 2016 ... the daughter of Joyce and Greg Abarta ... mother was her assistant water polo coach at Royal ... born March 14, 1998 ... has one sister, Elaine ... intends to major in chemistry.

2017 STATISTICS

CAREER STATSYear S G A STL2017 1 - - 1

AGame S G A STLCSU-Bakersfield - - - -at UC Santa Barbara - - - -CSU-Northridge - - - -UCLA 1 - - -Hawaii - - - -Marist - - - -Wagner - - - 1Azusa Pacific - - - -


R-SophomoreMundelein, Ill.Mundelein

#18 KARRIE KOZOKAR

2017 (Sophomore): Recorded 2 steals in the a over Marist at the Bruno Classic ... followed the next day with an assist against Azusa Pacific ...

2016 (Freshman): Academic All-Big Ten ... ACWPC All-Academic (Superior) ... Big Ten Distinguished Scholar ... started all 30 games for Indiana in her first competi-tive season … tallied 38 goals, 22 assists, and 42 steals … earned 4 hat tricks and 12 games with multiple scores … scored in 22 of IU’s 30 contests … slotted a hat trick in a win against #17 Wagner (3/5), the second of 10 consecutive games with at least one goal … recorded season highs of 2 drawn exclusions and 4 steals in a win against Sonoma State (3/18) … led the Hoosiers to a win over #13 Harvard (4/9) with a hat trick, her fourth of the year … accumulated 2 goals, 2 assists, and 4 steals in the CWPA Tournament (5/1).

2015 (Redshirt): Took a medical redshirt for the 2015 season.

Prep/Personal: Played at Mundelein High School for coach Drew Schneider ... two year water polo captain ... fourth place finish at Illinois State Championships ... three time All-Conference ... two time First Team All-Sectional ... Third Team All-State sophomore year ... First Team All-State junior year ... NICSA Second Team All-American ... two time All-Academic ... Illinois state record holder for most goals scored in a game ... named most valuable female senior athlete, athletic academic senior athlete and most outstanding female senior athlete in high school ... also lettered in swimming ... intends to major in business or informatics ... daughter to Eileen and Brian Kozokar ... one brother, Eric ... born April 30, 1996.

2017 STATISTICS

CAREER STATSYear S G A STL2016 110 38 22 422017 - - 1 2Career 110 38 23 44

DGame S G A STLCSU-Bakersfield - - - -at UC Santa Barbara - - - -CSU-Northridge - - - -UCLA - - - -Hawaii - - - -Marist - - - 2Wagner - - - -Azusa Pacific - - 1 -


SeniorHarleysville, Pa.Souderton Area

#20 BRONWYN SMITH

2017 (Senior): Indiana Team Captain ... scored her first 2 goals of the season against Azusa Pacific, firing just two shots ...

2016 (Junior): Academic All-Big Ten ... made 12 appearances for the Hoosiers, tallying 4 goals, 12 assists, 13 steals, and 5 field blocks … forced two steals in IU’s win over Brown (2/6) at the Bruno Classic … recorded an assist in IU’s overtime game with #19 UC San Diego (2/13) … scored a goal with two assists against Iona (3/5) … scored once with a pair of steals versus Siena (3/6) … scored twice, a season high, against Mercyhurst (3/19) … earned a career-high 4 assists and 5 steals in the win over Gannon (3/20) … drew 2 exclusions, a season high, in IU’s win versus George Washington (4/16) … earned an assist and a steal in a win over #21 Hartwick (4/17).

2015 (Sophomore): Academic All-Big Ten honoree ... played in 23 games for the Hoo-siers in 2015 ... scored five goals, assisted on six scores, and made eight steals ... saw her first action of the season in the opening match against Wagner (1/25), where she recorded one shot attempt ... totaled three shot attempts against California (1/31) ... notched her first assist and first field block of the season against Iona (2/7) ... scored her first goal of the season, in addition to one steal, against Villanova (2/8) ... contribut-ed to IU’s shutdown defense against Cal State East Bay (2/21) with one steal ... delivered one assist in the CWPA conference opener against Hartwick (3/7) ... served an assist in Indiana’s win over Whittier College (3/14) ... forced a pair of steals at Arizona State (3/22) ... totaled one goal on five shots, one assist, and one field block against Redlands (3/22) ... scored twice on her only two shot attempts against Brown (4/11) ... added one goal and assisted on another in a win over Gannon (4/19) ... served one assist on top of one steal against Notre Dame College (4/19).

2014 (Freshman): Appeared in four matches of the 2014 season ... scored one goal and earned two assists and four steals in her debut year ... kick-started her freshman season by attempting one shot on goal in one minute of action against Iona (1/18) ... competed for one minute against Michigan in Indiana’s first home meet of the year (2/22) ... scored the first goal of her college career while recording an assist and two seals when the Hoosiers faced Notre Dame College (4/12) ... stole the ball twice and earned an assist against Gannon to help Indiana win their second straight Western Conference Title (4/13)

Prep/Personal: Earned four varsity letters at Souderton Area High School ... was named team MVP in 2011 and 2012 ... named MVP of the state of Pennsylvania in 2012 ... helped lead her team to second at the Pennsylvania State Championships ... majoring in Supply Chain Management at the Kelley School of Business ... the daughter of Larry and Kelly Smith ... has one brother, Spencer ... born March 10, 1995.

2017 STATISTICS

CAREER STATSYear S G A STL2014 2 1 2 42015 22 5 6 82016 12 4 10 132017 4 2 - -Career 40 12 18 25

CGame S G A STLCSU-Bakersfield - - - -at UC Santa Barbara 1 - - -CSU-Northridge 1 - - -UCLA - - - -Hawaii - - - -Marist - - - -Wagner - - - -Azusa Pacific 2 2 - -


JuniorSan Diego, Calif.La Jolla

#22 SARAH YOUNG

2017 (Junior): Led Indiana through the UCSB Winter Invite weekend with 10 goals, notching 4 in the season opener versus CSU-Bakersfield and 2 apiece against UC Santa Barbara and UCLA ... scored 3 goals with 2 assists during the Bruno Classic weekend, ending with a season high 3 steals versus Azusa Pacific ...

2016 (Sophomore): Academic All-Big Ten ... ACWPC All-Academic (Superior) ... Big Ten Distinguished Scholar ... appeared in all 30 games for Indiana in a rising sophomore season, scoring 26 goals with 32 assists and 25 steals … had 9 games with multiple as-sists, and 7 games with more than one steal … tossed three assists, a single game career high, against #6 Arizona State (1/23) … earned a pair of goals and 2 assists in a win over #20 Marist (2/7) … set a single-game career high of 3 steals against Santa Clara (2/13) … scored her first career hat trick against #21 Marist (2/14), sparking a 7-game scoring streak … earned three assists in an overtime clash with UC San Diego (3/12) … scored once with 3 assists in a win over Mercyhurst (3/19) … scored twice and served an assist in the CWPA Semifinals against #21 Hartwick (4/30).

2015 (Freshman): ACWPC All-Academic team selection ... CWPA Women’s Varsity Scholar-Athlete honoree ... made an appearance in 25 of Indiana’s 35 matches in 2015 ... posted well-rounded totals of 14 goals, 14 assists, and 13 steals ... scored her first goal in her IU career against second-ranked UCLA (2/1) ... played her best match of the season against Villanova (2/8) with two goals, three assists, and one steal ... contributed to In-diana’s shutout win over Cal State East Bay (2/21) with one goal and one assist ... added one goal, one assist, and two steals against Cal State Monterey Bay (2/21) ... scored one goal and forced a steal in the CWPA opener against Hartwick (3/7) ... loaded the stat sheet with one goal, two assists, and two steals in a win over Whittier College (3/14) ... went two-for-three on goal conversion and added one steal against Redlands (3/22) ... matched her career high of three assists, along with one goal and two steals, against Brown (4/11) ... forced two steals in a dominating Hoosier defensive performance over George Washington (4/12) ... scored two goals on her only two shots and served two assists versus Bucknell (4/18) ... closed the regular season with a two-goal, one-assist outing in a win over Notre Dame College (4/19) ... tossed one assist in the CWPA quarter-final match against Brown (4/24).

Prep/Personal: Played at La Jolla High School for coach Tom Atwell ... four year starter ... All-CIF First Team - San Diego Section ... All-Western League First Team ... Academic All-American - USA Water Polo ... Most Valuable Player - El Niño Cup Tournament in 2013 ... Maureen O’Toole Award ... Olympic Development Program National Training Selection Camp ... team appeared four consecutive times int the CIF Championship ... also lettered in swimming ... daughter Tom and Lori Young ... is a triplet with sisters Riley playing sand volleyball at LSU and Lindsey in the Musical Theatre Department at Emerson College (Boston) ... born June 19, 1996.

2017 STATISTICS


UTGame S G A STLCSU-Bakersfield 8 4 - -at UC Santa Barbara 7 2 - 1CSU-Northridge 3 1 - 1UCLA 7 2 - -Hawaii 7 1 - -Marist 6 1 1 -Wagner 4 - - -Azusa Pacific 2 2 1 3

ii a polo … indiana water polo schedule (6-2) ... (2007-2010), highlighted by the 2008 season, ......

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