saint joseph's women's lacrosse 2016 media guide

2016 SAINT JOSEPHS WOMENS LACROSSE MEDIA GUIDE1

QUICK FACTSThe University

Location . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Philadelphia, Pa. (19131)

Founded. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1851

Enrollment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4,850

Denomination . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Roman Catholic (Jesuit)

Nickname . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Hawks

Colors. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Crimson and Gray

Athletic Affiliation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NCAA Division I

Conference . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Atlantic 10

Home Field (Capacity) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Sweeney Field (3,000)

Surface . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . FieldTurf

The Team

Head Coach . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Alex Kahoe (Maryland 00) - 2nd Year

Assistant Coach . . . . . . . Colleen Dawson (Maryland 11) - 2nd Year

Assistant Coach . . . . . . Becky Lynch (North Carolina 12) - 2nd Year

Womens Lacrosse Office . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 610-660-2585

Captains . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mallory Grey, Nora McCallion

Total Returning/Lost . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18/9

Starters Returning/Lost . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9/3

Newcomers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8

2015 Overall Record . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-11

2015 Atlantic 10 Record . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0-8

2015 Atlantic 10 Regular-Season Finish . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9th

CREDITSThe 2016 Saint Joseph's University womens lacrosse media guide was writ-ten, edited, and designed by Nikki Philpot. Editorial assistance provided byMarie Wozniak, Jack Jumper, and Joe Greenwich. Principal photography byGreg Carroccio and Ryan Samson of Sideline Photos, LLC. Additional photog-raphy provided by Duquesne University Athletic Communications (page 36).

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SAINT JOSEPHS HAWKS2016 WOMENS LACROSSE

2016 Season Outlook. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-5Head Coach Alex Kahoe. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6-7Assistant Coaches . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8-9The Hawk . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9Sweeney Field . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 102016 Roster . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11Hawk Profiles . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11-33Seniors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12-16Juniors. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17-23Sophomores . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24-28Newcomers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29-31Class Photos . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32-332015 Year In Review . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 342015 Statistics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35Atlantic 10 Conference . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 362015 Atlantic 10 Conference Recap . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 372016 Opponents . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38-39Team Awards . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40-41Conference and Regional Honors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42Yearly Records . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 43Single Season Records . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44Career Records . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 45All-Time Results . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46-47All-Time Roster . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 48Administration. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 49The University . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50

2016 SEASON OUTLOOK


The Saint Josephs womens lacrosse team will open the 2016season at American University in Washington, D.C. on Saturday,February 20. The Hawks will play their first home game onWednesday, February 24, the first of nine home games to beplayed on Sweeney Field this spring. Under the direction of sec-ond-year head coach Alex Kahoe, Saint Josephs returns 18 Hawks,including nine starters, and welcomes eight newcomers for the2016 season. Senior midfielder Mallory Grey and junior attackerNora McCallion were selected captains for the 2016 season.

We are looking forward to building off of the success of lastseason while continuing to make improvements every day, saidKahoe. The team is really excited about this year and is workingvery hard. The returners have a very committed mentality, and thefreshmen bring a new energy and intensity to practice. Putting thistogether helps push the competitive nature of our team, whichwill help everyone moving forward.

The Hawks will embark on their 17th year in the Atlantic 10Conference this spring, opening league action at home againstMassachusetts on Friday, April 1 on Sweeney Field. Saint Josephswill see a five-home, four-road game schedule for conference play.The Hawks were voted eighth in the A-10 preseason poll, theleague office announced on February 4.

ATTACKERSThe Hawks return two of last seasons three leading scorers,

who combined for 40 goals and 18 assists, in juniors Sarah Smith(24g, 10a) and Nora McCallion (16g, 8a). This veteran duo will beexpected to lead the Crimson and Gray on the offensive end of thefield this spring.

Turning in back-to-back seasons of 15+ goals and 20+ points,McCallion enters her third year as a starting attacker this season.She turned in a trio of hat tricks last season, including in wins overAmerican and Monmouth, and posted a career-high six-pointeffort (2g, career-high 4a) in SJUs win over Longwood.

Nora has the ability to quarterback our offense this year,said Kahoe of her junior co-captain. She has a great lacrosse IQand excellent field vision.

Smith was one of four Hawks - and the only non-defensiveplayer - to make all 16 starts last season en route to leading thesquad in assists (10) and free position goals (6) and ranking secondin points, goals, shots (58) and shots on goal (47). She scored in thefirst nine consecutive games of the season and posted a career-high seven-point effort (career-high 5g, 2a) in a win at Monmouth.As a result of a committed work ethic, Smith averaged 3.6 pointsper game and 3.0 goals per game in SJUs five wins last year. Thejunior will be expected to be a scoring threat once again this year.

SJUs only senior attacker, Bianca Angstadt turned in back-to-back10+ point seasons over her freshman and sophomore campaignsand has made her way back into the rotation after coming off ofan injury that sidelined her for all of last season.Redshirt freshman and 2014 High School All-American MorganLamey and freshman Francesca Donato (Langhorne,Pa./Neshaminy), a three-time All-Suburban One Conference FirstTeam selection, will add to the attack.

Sarah Smith

2016 SEASON OUTLOOK


MIDFIELDERSWith her outstanding speed and raw talent, senior Mallory

Grey transitioned from the back line to the midfield unit this off-season and will be called upon to lead the Hawks this spring. Oneof four Hawks to make all 16 starts last season, Grey ranked sec-ond on the squad in draw controls (33) and tied for third in causedturnovers (17) but will be utilized on both the offensive and defen-sive ends of the field in 2016.

With her speed, we need her in the midfield to be a two-way,dynamic player, said Kahoe. She has been more confident on theoffensive end of the field and has been playing really well with theattack. We are looking forward to her stepping up this year onboth ends of the field.

An exciting addition to SJUs midfield comes in the form ofrookie Rebecca Lane, out of Victoria, Australia (MaribyrnongCollege). This past summer, Lane co-captained the 2015 U-19Australian National Team at the World Championships, where sherecorded 24 points (13g, 11a) and 20 draw controls through sevengames en route to being named to the All-World Team.

With Bec playing in two U-19 world cups, she has the experi-ence we are looking for to take us to the next level, said Kahoe.Her dynamic play will make an impact both offensively anddefensively in the 2016 season.

Junior Maggie Egan was outstanding on both the offensiveand defensive ends of the field last season, ranking in SJUs topfour in points (22), goals (15), and assists (7) and adding 19 groundballs, 17 caused turnovers, and 17 draw controls, and will return inthat capacity in 2016.

Maggie is a great defender, said Kahoe. She is athletic,dynamic, and explosive. She has the ability to be a strong, two-waymidfielder, and we are excited for her potential.

A core group of sophomores will also be in the mix to make animpact this spring in draw control specialist Dana Garbinski, scor-ing threats Aly Gormley and Kristen Kelbon, and defensive stand-out Kate Payne.

Injuries limited the playing time of both Garbinski (6g, 18 drawcontrols) and Payne (12 ground balls, 7 caused turnovers) last sea-son, but both have worked hard and stepped up this offseason.

Gormley (9g, 5a), a 2015 Atlantic 10 All-Rookie Team selec-tion, and Kelbon (7g) will also be called upon to make contribu-tions on SJUs offensive end. Both started more than half of SJUsgames last season and made all 16 appearances.

Junior Megan Tracy, who recorded an impressive 6 groundballs and 6 caused turnovers to go with a goal and an assistthrough five appearances last season, and junior TaylorDachowski bring additional depth and experience while four-time

All-Bayside Conference selection Ally Beck (Ocean City,Md./Stephen Decatur), two-time All-Inter Ac First Team pickSinead Brierley (Oreland, Pa./Springside Chestnut Hill Academy),2013 3A/4A state champion Michaela Cassidy (Annapolis,Md./Broadneck), and two-time High School All-American FirstTeam selection Hayley Sabol (Londonderry, Vt./Burr and BurtonAcademy) will add to SJUs midfield unit.

Mallory Grey

2016 SEASON OUTLOOK


DEFENSE

Senior veteran Caroline Hagan will anchor SJUs defensive

unit in 2016. A two-year starter who has played in 45 career

games, Hagan is a solid defender that makes a significant impact

for the Hawks on the back line. Last season, Hagan led the squad

in caused turnovers (20), which moved her up to seventh on SJUs

list of all-time career caused turnovers (54). She has recorded 20+

ground balls and 20+ caused turnovers in back-to-back seasons,

including 26 ground balls and 20 caused turnovers last year.

Returning as our anchor of the defense, Carolines speed and

defensive awareness will make an immediate impact in her final

season, said Kahoe

Classmate Courtney Emanuele is one of three returning

Hawks to have made all 16 starts last season en route to ranking

second on the squad in both ground balls (27) and caused

turnovers (19). Against the 13th-best team in the nation,

Emanuele turned in three ground balls and three caused turnovers

against Penn and added a career-high four ground balls and a

career-high four caused turnovers at St. Bonaventure.

Junior Becky Daub made eight starts, including in the final

seven games of the season, as a defender last year and turned in

12 ground balls and nine turnovers in 15 appearances.

Graduate student Ashley Alden (Ivyland, Pa./William

Tennent) enters her first season with the womens lacrosse pro-

gram after two seasons with SJUs varsity softball squad. Her ath-

leticism and versatility combined with the leadership and experi-

ence she brings day in and day out has made for an exciting addi-

tion to SJUs defensive unit. Alden, junior Maura Monti and soph-

omore Catie Vivian will round out SJUs back line.

GOALKEEPERS

Senior Genevieve Giblin (12-19) returns for her fourth season

between the pipes for the Crimson and Gray in 2016. Giblin made

32 appearances with 29 starts in her first two seasons on Hawk Hill

and turned in the fifth-best all-time, single-season goals against

average (8.82) as a sophomore in 2014. She currently ranks sixth

all-time in career saves (216) at SJU and owns a 9.84 goals against

average and .410 save percentage in 1897:13.

She is the leader of our defense, said Kahoe. She has a pos-

itive attitude and has stepped up a lot. She has made a lot of

changes and has found that she is able to make more saves and be

more effective for us.

Freshman Jenna Ansell (Hunt Valley, Md.), who won two high

school national championships at McDonogh, will back up Giblin in

net.

Caroline Hagan

Genevieve Giblin

2016 SEASON OUTLOOK


SCHEDULESaint Josephs will compete against members of seven confer-

ences, including teams of the Patriot League, Metro AtlanticAthletic Conference, Mountain Pacific Sports Federation,Northeast Conference, Ivy League, Big East, and Atlantic 10, thisspring.

The Hawks 17-game schedule features nine home contests including the Feb. 24 home opener against Monmouth to beplayed on Sweeney Field. St. Joes will see an even four-home, fouraway game slate for non-conference play and will host five of nineAtlantic 10 games.

The non-conference portion of the schedule will run fromFebruary 20 through March 23 while regular-season A-10 actionwill run from April 1-29.

Saint Josephs will open the season with three Februarygames, featuring a road game at American (Feb. 20) inWashington, D.C. and back-to-back home games vs. Monmouth(Feb. 24) and San Diego State (Feb. 27).

The Hawks will play their final non-local, non-conferencegame at Wagner (Mar. 5) in Staten Island, N.Y., before returning toPhiladelphia to host Penn (Mar. 8) and Columbia (Mar. 19) andheading to Temple (Mar. 12) and Villanova (Mar. 23).

Of Saint Joseph's eight non-conference opponents, the Hawksfaced six last season en route to posting a 3-3 record, includingwins over American, Monmouth, and Wagner. SJUs overtime lossto Temple was decided by just one goal.

This year will mark the first meeting between Saint Joseph's

and San Diego State in program history while SJU and Columbia

will meet for the first time in a regular-season game since 2004

and for the first time in a regular-season game under the direction

of Coach Kahoe.

SJUs nine A-10 games will span the month of April, beginning

with seven-time defending champion Massachusetts (Apr. 1) at

home. The Hawks will then face Davidson (Apr. 3) down in

Davidson, N.C. before returning home to host Richmond (Apr. 8).

SJU will face city-rival La Salle (Apr. 10) before hosting back-to-

back A-10 opponents in Duquesne (Apr. 15) and St. Bonaventure

(Apr. 17). The Crimson and Gray will face VCU (Apr. 22) in

Richmond, Va. before closing out the home season vs. George

Mason (Apr. 24) and the regular season vs. George Washington

(Apr. 29) down in Washington, D.C.

We are looking forward to a competitive spring season, said

Kahoe. We are excited to face strong teams during the non-con-

ference portion of our schedule to help prepare for the Atlantic 10

season. The Atlantic 10 will be as competitive as ever in 2016, and

we look forward to excellent competition during the month of

April.

The 2016 Atlantic 10 Championship will be held at Duquesne

Universitys Rooney Field in Pittsburgh, Pa. from May 5-8. The

league has expanded the postseason field from four to six teams

for the 2016 season.

A five-time National Champion, three time All-American, and two-time NCAAGoalkeeper of the Year, Alex Kahoe returns for her second season as head coach ofthe Saint Joseph's women's lacrosse program in 2015-16. Kahoe was named the headcoach of the Hawks on August 11, 2014. Most recently the head girls varsity lacrossecoach at Springside Chestnut Hill Academy, she is the third head coach in program his-tory.

We are pleased and fortunate to have Alex and her rich experience as a scholar-athlete, with six NCAA championship rings and extensive international service join theHawk Hill community, said Director of Athletics Don DiJulia. Our student-athleteswill greatly benefit from her leadership and passion to enhance their experience asEveryday Champions.

I am incredibly excited about the vision and direction of the athletic departmentand the womens lacrosse program, said Kahoe. It is an exciting time to be a Hawk.

St Joe's has tremendous resources academically, athletically, and geographical-ly, in terms of both the university and the sport. I look forward to working with thisteam and leading them into a new era. I am excited to work with the student-athletesand to help guide them to being the best they can be on and off the field.

In 2015, Kahoe coached the women's lacrosse team to a 5-3 non-conferencerecord for a .625 non-conference winning percentage and earned her first collegiatewin as a head coach with SJU's 13-12 triple-overtime victory over American onFebruary 18.

The Hawks led the Atlantic 10 in draw controls per game (12.31) and ranked sec-ond in the A-10 and 10th nationally in caused turnovers per game (9.88) at the con-clusion of the season.

Under Kahoe's direction, Nora McGeever set the program record for most savesin a game (22) while Aly Gormley earned Atlantic 10 All-Rookie Team accolades.

A five-time national champion as a player at the University of Maryland, Kahoebrings valuable playing and coaching experience at the Division I level, having servedas an assistant coach at five Division I programs over 13 seasons from 2000 to 2013.Kahoe helped guide those teams to seven NCAA Tournament quarterfinals, includingfour Final Four appearances, and the 2001 NCAA and ACC titles with the University ofMaryland. Kahoe also coached four Tewaaraton Award winners and two members ofthe 2009 USA World Cup Championship team.

Kahoe replaced Denise Roessler, who stepped down after 16 seasons as the headcoach of the Hawks.

Kahoe spent the 2013 season as the head girls varsity lacrosse coach at SpringsideChestnut Hill Academy. At SCH, Kahoe also served as the project manager for theCenter of Entrepreneurial Leadership where she researched, created, and imple-mented the new curriculum and programs associated with the center.

Prior to her stint at SCH, Kahoe simultaneously served as the assistant womenslacrosse coach for both the Canadian World Cup National Team and the University ofVermont squad from the fall of 2011 through the summer of 2013.

Kahoe coached the Canadian National Team to the 2013 World Cup silver medal,which marked the first time in Canadian womens lacrosse history that the programhad defeated Australia and qualified for the championship game.

Alex KahoeHead Coach - 2nd YearMaryland 00

HEAD COACH

KAHOES COACHING RSUM

Head Coach YearsSaint Josephs 2015-PresentSpringside Chestnut Hill Academy 2013-14

Assistant Coach YearsCanadian National Team 2011-13

2013 World Cup silver medalistsUniversity of Vermont 2011-13Duke University 2006-11

3x NCAA Final Four (2007-08, 11)University of Delaware 2003-06University of Pennsylvania 2002-03University of Maryland 2000-02

2001 NCAA and ACC Champion

KAHOES PLAYER RSUMNational YearsUSA National Lacrosse Team 1997-2005

USA World Cup Lacrosse Team (2003)Ireland World Cup Lacrosse Tea 2006-09

Fifth place at 2009 World Cup

Collegiate YearsMaryland 1995-2000

5x National Champion (1996-2000) 2x NCAA Goalie of the Year (1999-2000) 3x All-American (1998-2000) 3x ACC Champion (1997, 1999-2000) 3x ACC Goalie of the Year (1997, 1999-2000) ACC Rookie of the Year (1997) 3x team captain (1998-2000) Four-year starter ACC 50th Anniversary Team selection NCAA 25th Anniversary Team selection


KAHOES YEAR-BY-YEAR RECORDOverall Conference

Year W L Pct. W L Pct. Conference Finish School Postseason2015 5 11 .313 0 8 .000 Atlantic 10: 9th Saint JosephsOVERALL 5 11 .313 0 8 .000AT SJU 5 11 .313 0 8 .000


At Vermont, Kahoe helped guide the Catamounts to the2013 America East Tournament and a triple-overtime win overthen-#15 Dartmouth for the programs first win over the BigGreen since 1993 and the first win over a nationally-rankedteam since 2008.

Kahoe spent five seasons with Duke University between2006-11 during which time the Blue Devils reached the NCAATournament all five seasons with three Final Four appearances.Duke took home three Tewaaraton Awards and landed 14 BlueDevils on the IWLCA All-America Team in those five seasons,while reaching the ACC Finals in 2009.

Kahoe also has a proven track record of success in theclassroom. During her five seasons with the Blue Devils, Dukehad 27 ACC All-Academic Team selections, three IWLCAAcademic Team honors and 2008 IWLCA Merit Squad honorsfor boasting the third-highest team GPA in Division I womenslacrosse.

Serving as the associate head coach from 2005-06 and theassistant coach from 2003-05, Kahoe coached the University ofDelaware to its first-ever CAA Tournament with an appearancein the 2005 semifinals. From 2002-03, Kahoe coached twoIWLCA Mid-Atlantic All-America selections at the University ofPennsylvania.

Kahoe started her coaching career as an assistant at heralma mater, the University of Maryland, and in two seasons,she helped guide the Terrapins to the 2001 NCAA title.

She was the co-owner and director of Fuel Lacrosse andSports, LLC for eight years, where she directed plans and over-saw lacrosse camps and clinics throughout the year.

A 2000 graduate of Maryland, Kahoe was a part of theteams that won five national championships and three ACCchampionships. A three-time All-American and ACC Goalie ofthe Year, and two-time NCAA Goalie of the Year, she alsoearned ACC Rookie of the Year honors in 1997. Kahoe wasinducted into the University of Maryland Athletics Hall of Fameon October 3, 2014.

Kahoe was named to the ACC 50th Anniversary Team in2002 and was selected to the NCAA 25th Anniversary All-TimeWomen's Lacrosse Team in 2005.

Kahoe was a member of the USA National Lacrosse Teamfrom 1997-2005 and was selected to the USA World CupLacrosse Team in 2003. Additionally, she competed for theIreland World Cup Team that finished fifth in 2009.

I would like to thank Don DiJulia, Renie Shields, JimBrown, and the search committee for giving me the opportu-nity to be the head womens lacrosse coach at St Joe's, saidKahoe. I am extremely excited to be apart of the SaintJosephs University family.

Kahoe received a bachelors of science double degree incriminal justice and sociology from Maryland in 2000 and amasters of business administration in sports management andmarketing from Delaware in 2006.

SAINT JOSEPHS ALL-TIME COACHING RECORDSOverall Conference

Year Head Coach W-L Pct. W-L Pct. Postseason1993-98 Denise Ligget 27-52 .3421999-2014 Denise Roessler 89-158 .360 (A-10) 26-81 .243 2 A-10 Tournaments (09 Runner-Up, 01)2015-present Alex Kahoe 5-11 .313 (A-10) 0-8 .000Totals 23 years 121-221 .354 (A-10) 26-89 .226

HEAD COACH

(L-R): Assistant coach Becky Lynch, head coach Alex Kahoe, assistant coachColleen Dawson

A 2010 National Champion and three-time ACC Champion at the University ofMaryland, Colleen Dawson returns for her second season as an assistant coach on theSaint Joseph's women's lacrosse coaching staff in 2015-16.

Dawson joined the Hawks after spending two years as the director of lacrosse oper-ations at Loyola University of Maryland in Baltimore, where she was primarily responsi-ble for running day-to-day operations of the program, including but not limited to filmbreakdown, travel, and meals. Additionally, Dawson organized the inauguralHoundraiser, a silent auction fundraiser that raised over $11,000 for the womenslacrosse program.

"I am extremely excited to welcome Colleen to our coaching staff at Saint Joseph'sUniversity," said head coach Alex Kahoe. "The championship experience that Colleenbrings as a National Champion player at Maryland and the past two years with a PatriotLeague Championship at Loyola will help us as we prepare and develop our team. Colleenbrings a passion and dedication that will immediately impact our student-athletes."

Dawson has coached at both the youth and high-school level with the Richmond Rapids and D1 Finish Line, respectively, andhas years of experience with instructional camps and clinics; at both Maryland and Loyola, Dawson worked alongside coachingstaffs to run maximum exposure camps and clinics and spent time as a clinic instructor at Drawthority.

Dawson was a member of the Maryland womens lacrosse program from 2008-11, helping the Terrapins to three consecutiveACC Championships and the 2010 NCAA Championship. The scholar-athlete also excelled in the classroom, where she earned ACCStudent-Athlete Honor Roll recognition and was a member of the Leadership Group.

Following her collegiate career, Dawson spent a year abroad working with and coaching youth lacrosse programs in Australia.She coached the Footscray U-17 Team to the 2012 Premiershiptitle and led all scorers on the 2012 Footscray State LeagueTeam.

Dawson is a product of West Chester East High School,where she was a 2007 All-American, the All-Chester CountyFemale Athlete of the Year, and an All-Conference and All-AreaFirst Team selection.

Dawson earned a bachelors of science degree in kinesiolo-gy from the University of Maryland in May 2011.

Colleen DawsonAssistant Coach - 2nd YearMaryland 11


ASSISTANT COACH

Coach (Seasons at SJU) YearKelly Barnes (2) 2013-14Jessica Blake (8) 1999-06Jebb Chagan (2) 2002-03Melissa Cosgriff (8) 2003-09Colleen Dawson (2nd) 2015-PresentJill DePetris (2) 2008-09Anysia Fedec (4) 1994-97Ginger Flocco (1) 2007Katie Gallagher (1) 2015Katelyn Kinney (1) 2008Dayle Laughlin (1) 1993Becky Lynch (2nd) 2015-PresentLiz Martin (2) 2013-14Lindsey-Kate McCool (4) 2009-12Nora Meah (2) 2000-02Lauren Simone (1) 2006Tara Warrington (1) 1993Suzy Herlihy (2) 2011-12

ALL-TIME ASSISTANT COACHES

A 2012 All-American and Tewaaraton Award Finalist at the University of NorthCarolina, Becky Lynch returns for her second season as an assistant coach on the SaintJoseph's women's lacrosse coaching staff in 2015-16.

Lynch enjoyed a decorated four-year career at the University of North Carolina,where she was a Tewaaraton Award Finalist, First-Team-All American, and All-ACC selec-tion in 2012. She is UNCs single-season and all-time career assist record holder and theTar Heel in program history to be named to the All-ACC Tournament Team for four con-secutive years. She was recognized as a Leader of Distinction in 2012 by the CarolinaLeadership Academy.

"We are thrilled to have Becky as a part of our coaching staff," said head coach AlexKahoe. "She had an incredible playingcareer, and her coaching experience willundoubtedly have an immediate impacton our program. I am very impressedwith her ability to connect with, moti-vate, and inspire our student-athletes."

Lynch spent the 2013-14 season as a volunteer assistant coach at theUniversity of North Carolina, where she trained two All-ACC goalkeepers andworked with the scout team while assisting the offensive and defensive gamestrategies and execution.

She has also been involved in local lacrosse development, where she direct-ed the Young Guns local youth lacrosse program and led numerous clinics atthe high school level. As a camp instructor at both Carolina Lacrosse and AmonteLacrosse since 2008, Lynch has worked camps and clinics for lacrosse playerslooking to improve their fundamental skills.

Lynch gained valuable experience working as a Lacrosse Ambassador for theEnglish Lacrosse Association, out of Bedfordshire, England. She worked as a full-time physical education teacher at Bedford Girls School and as a lacrosse spe-cialist.

She was inducted into the Garden City High School Sports Hall of Fame inJune 2013 and is a current member of the United States National WomensLacrosse Team.

Lynch earned a bachelors of arts degree in psychology from the University ofNorth Carolina in May 2012. She was also selected to the 2015-16 U.S. Women'sNational Team.

Becky LynchAssistant Coach - 2nd YearNorth Carolina 12


ASSISTANT COACHTHE HAWK

One of the most famous mascots in college sports, the Saint Joseph's Hawk has beenflapping its wings for 59 years. The Hawk, which celebrated its golden anniversary in2005-06, is best known for staying in constant motion by flapping its wings throughoutevery basketball game and representing the Saint Joseph's motto, "The Hawk Will NeverDie."

Saint Josephs athletic teams have been recognized with the nickname Hawkssince 1929. At that time, the schools yearbook editor initiated a contest among the stu-dent body for a symbol. More than 100 submissions were narrowed, with Hawks win-ning out over Grenadiers by a slim margin. The name was appropriate because it typ-ified the fighting spirit of our crimson and gray athletes and it is suggestive of the aeri-al attack which has made our football team famous. Football, ironically, was discontin-ued at SJU following the 1939 season.

The Hawk mascot has garnered numerous accolades in its over 50-year history. It hasbeen selected as the nations top mascot by The Sporting News, Sports Illustrated, SportsIllustrated for Kids, Street & Smiths Basketball Yearbook, ESPN College Basketballmaga-zine and was nominated for the Mascot Hall of Fame in 2008.

THE HAWK

Sweeney Field, formerly known as Finnesey Field, has beenhome to 10 different varsity squads at Saint Josephs University inover 80 years of use. Opened in 1929 as home to the SJU footballsquad, the field has undergone numerous changes over the years andis the current home of the mens and womens soccer teams and themens and womens lacrosse teams. The most recent upgradeoccured this summer, as the TigerTurf that was laid down in 2008 wasreplaced with FieldTurf and Saint Josephs track was resurfaced.

The field was renamed Sweeney Field in Fall 2013 upon comple-tion of an extensive expansion project. The venue has significantlyincreased the seating capacity for SJUs varsity lacrosse and soccerprograms. The new name recognizes the contributions of Sean S.Sweeney 94 (MBA), a member of the Universitys Board of Trusteesand the lead benefactor to the renovation project. Sweeney Field wasblessed in conjunction with Hawktoberfest on October 12, 2013 whilea formal dedication was held on April 5, 2014.

The current expansion includes the addition of 1,200 permanentseats to the hillside nearest to the Universitys iconic Barbelin Hall aswell as the addition of 1,100 portable seats on the opposite side ofthe field, increasing total seating capacity to 3,000. In addition, thefacility includes a new state of the art press box and enhanced soundsystem.

Opened in 1929 and planned as the centerpiece to a 70,000-seatfootball stadium, SJU was forced to eliminate the fields originalgrandstand and hillside seating in 1960 due to the construction ofVilliger (now Post) Hall/Bluett Theater. Since 1990, the field hasundergone a number of upgrades and enhancements designed toexpand usage and functionality, including installation of AstroTurfartificial surface prior to the currently TigerTurf surface, lights, andbleachers. Additionally, the track received a new coat of rubber mate-rial in 2009 to better suit the athletes who use it for all seasons.

Currently the home of SJU mens and womens varsity soccer andlacrosse teams, Sweeney Field has also served as the home venue forHawk baseball, field hockey, football and softball, in addition toperipheral usage by the mens and womens track teams, along withcountless club, intramural and recreational activities. Legend has itthat a 1777 Revolutionary War skirmish took place on the site.

Finnesey Field had been named after the late James T. Finnesey.A native of Wyncote, Pa., parishioner at the Gesu and president of alocal auto manufacturer, he was a member of the Saint JosephsFoundation Committee which was established in 1922 to raise sup-port for the Colleges relocation to Philadelphias Wynnefield neigh-borhood. Finnesey was a lead donor to the stadium project in 1927.

In 1990, artificial turf replaced the grass, making Sweeney a true-multi-purpose facility. In 1994, the installation of lights furthered theuse of the grounds, while new bleachers in 2003 on the hill next toMandeville Hall added another touch of renovation to a historic sta-dium.

Baseball re-occupied the space in 1947, calling Sweeney homeuntil 1959, and the Saint Josephs mens soccer program was startedin 1958 and played every season but except 1960 at Sweeney.Leading up to the 2015 season, the squad had compiled an overallmark of 171-199-37 in 57 seasons, at Hawk Hill, the most victories ofany program on Sweeney Field. SJU opened its playing grounds witha 6-0 victory over Rutgers-South Jersey in October 24, 1958.

In 1990, artificial turf replaced the grass, making Sweeney a trulymulti-purpose facility. In 1994 the installation of lights furthered theuse of the grounds, while new bleachers in 2003 on the hill next toMandeville Hall were another touch of renovation to a historic stadi-um.

The field hockey team played on Sweeney Field until 2007 andnow practices and hosts games on the new Ellen Ryan Field on theMaguire Campus. The location has also been home to womens soc-cer since 1996 and the field hockey team wrapped up its last seasonon Sweeney Field in 2007.

The womens lacrosse squad is 78-110 in 23 seasons on HawkHill. The best season came in 2009 when the Hawks went 10-8 andplayed their way to the Atlantic 10 championship game. The firstgame was played on March 23, 1993 when SJU defeated GwyneddMercy, 18-4.

The mens lacrosse team has compiled an overall 72-91 mark in23 seasons on Hawk Hill. SJUs 5-1 regular-season home record in2014 marked the best winning percentage in program history. Also in2014, the Hawks earned their first win over a nationally-ranked oppo-nent in program history with a 9-7 victory over #12 Bryant on April 5,the day that Sweeney Field was officially dedicated.

Overall, the site has seen 1,298 games entering the 2015-16 aca-demic year, and SJU teams put together a total record of 589-650-59.

Year W-L1993 3-21994 3-51995 2-61996 5-41997 3-41998 2-81999 2-52000 5-42001 3-72002 3-32003 3-62004 5-2

Year W-L2005 2-72006 4-42007 5-52008 5-32009 4-52010 1-62011 3-62012 4-32013 4-52014 3-42015 4-6Total 78-110

WOMENS LACROSSE RESULTS ALL-TIME ALL-SPORTS RECORDS AT SWEENEY FIELD

MOST CONSECUTIVE WINS (ON FINNESEY FIELD)

5 (2/27-4/6/08)

MOST GOALS SCORED BY SJU (ON FINNESEY FIELD)

25 vs. Mercyhurst, 4/27/1996


SWEENEY FIELD

Sport Seasons First Last W L T Pct.Baseball^ 12 1947 1958 18 19 0 .486Field Hockey 25 1983 2007 125 98 5 .559Football 11 1929 1939 22 19 2 .535Mens Lacrosse 23 1993 present 72 91 0 .442Womens Lacrosse 23 1993 present 78 110 0 .415Mens Soccer* 57 1958 present 171 199 37 .467Womens Soccer 19 1996 present 77 64 15 .542Softball 8 1983 1990 26 50 0 .342Totals 1,298 games 589 650 59 .477

*-Includes games played prior to start of 2015-16 academic year^Baseball records are incomplete+No games were played during 1960 seasonNote: Mens and womens track teams have taken part in numerouscompetitions on Sweeney Fieldrecords are unavailable


No. Name Yr. Pos. Ht. Hometown High School3 Courtney Emanuele Sr. D 5-3 Hillsborough, N.J. Hillsborough5 Sarah Smith Jr. A 5-7 Jackson, N.J. Monsignor Donovan7 Kate Payne So. M 5-9 Hockessin, Del. Archmere Academy8 Francesca Donato Fr. A 5-4 Langhorne, Pa. Neshaminy10 Rebecca Lane Fr. M 5-4 Victoria, Australia Maribyrnong College11 Megan Tracy Jr. M 5-2 West Hartford, Conn. Hall12 Mallory Grey Sr. M 5-6 Randolph, N.J. Randolph13 Maggie Egan Jr. M 5-10 Glen Rock, N.J. Glen Rock14 Sinead Brierley Fr. M 5-3 Oreland, Pa. Springside Chestnut Hill Academy15 Morgan Lamey R-Fr. A 5-5 Hockessin, Del. Charter School of Wilmington17. Taylor Dachowski Jr. M 5-6 Sellersville, Pa. Pennridge19 Aly Gormley So. M 5-6 Springfield, Pa. Springfield20 Caroline Hagan Sr. D 5-7 Hatboro, Pa. Hatboro-Horsham21 Ally Beck Fr. M 5-9 Ocean City, Md. Stephen Decatur22 Nora McCallion Jr. A 5-6 Narberth, Pa. Academy of Notre Dame de Namur23 Dana Garbinski So. M 5-6 Canandaigua, N.Y. Canandaigua Academy24 Bianca Angstadt Sr. A 5-4 Wyomissing, Pa. Berks Catholic25 Ashley Alden Gr. D 6-0 Ivyland, Pa. William Tennent26 Michaela Cassidy Fr. M 5-7 Annapolis, Md. Broadneck27 Hayley Sabol Fr. M 5-5 Londonderry, Vt. Burr and Burton Academy28 Kristen Kelbon So. M 5-3 Mount Laurel, N.J. Bishop Eustace Prep30 Catie Vivian So. D 5-8 Slingerlands, N.Y. Academy of the Holy Names33 Genevieve Giblin Sr. GK 5-3 Rockville, Md. Georgetown Visitation Prep (D.C.)34 Jenna Ansell Fr. GK 5-8 Hunt Valley, Md. McDonogh35 Maura Monti Jr. D 5-5 Upperco, Md. Hereford36 Becky Daub Jr. D 5-4 Mount Laurel, N.J. Lenape

Head Coach: Alex Kahoe (Maryland 00) 2nd YearAssistant Coach: Colleen Dawson (Maryland 11) 2nd YearAssistant Coach: Becky Lynch (North Carolina 12) 2nd YearCaptains: Mallory Grey, Nora McCallion

BY PRIMARY POSITION

Attackers (5): Angstadt, Donato,

Lamey, McCallion, Smith

Midfielders (13): Beck, Brierley,

Cassidy, Dachowski, Egan, Garbinski,

Gormley, Grey, Kelbon, Lane, Payne,

Sabol, Tracy

Defenders (6): Alden, Daub,

Emanuele, Hagan, Monti, Vivian

Goalkeepers (2): Ansell, Giblin

TEAM BREAKDOWN (26)

PRONUNCIATION GUIDE

(#3) EMANUELE ee-MAN-you-ell

(#14) BRIERLEY BRY-er-lee

(#17) DACHOWSKI da-HOW-skee

(#24) ANGSTADT NGS-stadt

(#25) ALDEN ALL-den

(#27) SABOL SAY-bull

(#34) ANSELL AN-sell

(#36) DAUB dowb

Coach: KAHOE KAY-hoe

2016 ROSTER

BY STATEConnecticut (1): TracyDelaware (2): Lamey, PayneMaryland (5): Ansell, Beck, Cassidy,Giblin, MontiNew Jersey (6): Daub, Egan,Emanuele, Grey, Kelbon, SmithNew York (2): Garbinski, VivianPennsylvania (8): Alden, Angstadt,Brierley, Dachowski, Donato,Gormley, Hagan, McCallionVermont (1): Sabol

INTERNATIONALAustralia (1): Lane

BY CLASSGraduate Students (1): Alden

Seniors (5): Angstadt, Emanuele,

Giblin, Grey, Hagan

Juniors (7): Dachowski, Daub, Egan,

McCallion, Monti, Smith, Tracy

Sophomores (5): Garbinski,

Gormley, Kelbon, Payne, Vivian

Redshirt Freshman (1): Lamey

Freshmen (7): Ansell, Beck,

Brierley, Cassidy, Donato, Lane,

Sabol

Year Games Played-Started Goals Assists Points Shots/On Goal GWG Ground Balls Draw Controls Caused Turnovers2013 14-7 10 1 11 32/26 2 4 9 12014 11-2 9 1 10 31/18 0 13 5 42015 0-0 0 0 0 0/0 0 0 0 0TOTAL 25-9 19 2 21 63/44 2 17 14 5

Bianca AngstadtSenior 5-4 AttackWyomissing, Pa. Berks Catholic2015: Missed season due to injury... Team tri-captain.

2014: Saw action in 11 games with two starts Notched 10 points on nine goals and oneassist... Added 13 ground balls, five draw controls, and four caused turnovers Landed 18 of 31shots on goal for a .581 SOG percentage Was 4-of-9 in FPS to rank third on team in free-posi-tion goals Netted single-game career-high three goals and scooped up five ground ballsagainst Delaware State Scored two goals, dished out an assist, and added two draw controlsat George Washington Also scored at Temple, Drexel, Manhattan, and Stetson Scooped upfive ground balls and causedthree turnovers in non-con-ference win at StetsonMade early-season startsagainst LIU Brooklyn andManhattan... Made SJU

Athletic Director's Honor Roll both semesters.

2013: Made 14 appearances with seven starts... Totaled 11points off of 10 goals and one assist... Ranked fifth on team inpoints, goals, shots (32), and shots on goal (26) and sixth inassists and draw controls (9)... Scored at least one goal in ninedifferent contests... Recorded three goals in Atlantic 10action... Netted season-high two goals in 9-1 win overCampbell... Registered one goal, one assist, one ground ball,and two draw controls in collegiate debut and first startagainst Niagara... Member of the SJU Athletic Director's HonorRoll.

High School/Personal: Two-time All-Berks County selection...Named team MVP in 2012 and Coach's Award recipient in2011... Led team in assists her senior season... Named to BrineNational Lacrosse Classic Team... Four-year varsity letterwin-ner and two-year team captain... Also lettered in field hockeyand basketball... 2012 National Academic and All-StateAcademic selection and All-Division Honorable Mention forfield hockey... Brother, Jon, played basketball at the Universityof Vermont... Brother, Eric, played basketball at SusquehannaUniversity... Majoring in interdisciplinary health services andautism behavioral studies and minoring in psychology.

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HAWK PROFILESSENIORS



Courtney EmanueleSenior 5-3 DefenseHillsborough, N.J. Hillsborough2015: Made all 16 starts... Ranked second on team in both ground balls (27) and causedturnovers (19)... Ranked ninth in Atlantic 10 in caused turnovers per game (1.19)... Tallied atleast one ground ball in 15 games... Recorded career-high four ground balls and career-highfour caused turnovers at St. Bonaventure... Notched three ground balls and three causedturnovers vs. #13 Penn... Posted two ground balls, two caused turnovers, and two draw con-trols vs. Wagner... Earned two ground balls and two caused turnovers vs. Massachusetts andLa Salle... Dished out assist vs. Stetson... One of four Hawks to start all 16 games... SJU'sScholar-Athlete Award recipient... Team tri-captain.

2014: Saw action in all 16games with seven startsTotaled eight points on fivegoals and three assistsLanded seven of eight shots

on goal for an .875 SOG percentage Added 15 causedturnovers, 10 ground balls, and four draw controls Made firstcollegiate start against Richmond Recorded career-highthree points with one goal and career-high two assists in winover St. Bonaventure... Also scored in A-10 action againstDuquesne and George Mason Dished out two assists at LaSalle Recorded three caused turnovers, two draw controls,and one ground ball against Old Dominion Caused twoturnovers apiece in three consecutive appearances againstDrexel, Delaware State, and Manhattan... Made SJU AthleticDirector's Honor Roll for Spring 2014.

2013: Made eight appearances... Landed four shots on goalout of six attempts for a .667 SOG%... Scored first collegiategoal at Presbyterian... Recorded first collegiate assist in colle-giate debut in season-opening win over Niagara... Member ofthe SJU Athletic Director's Honor Roll.

High School/Personal: Two-time All-Skyland selection...Named Hillsborough's 2012 Defensive MVP and 2011 MostImproved Defensive Player... Led team to 46-16 record in threeseasons, highlighted by conference and county championshipsen route to the state finals in 2011... Three-year varsity letter-winner and senior team captain... Three-year member of theItalian Honor Society and treasurer of senior class... Father,Scott, played soccer for SUNY Oswego... Majoring in sportsmarketing and minoring in advertising.

HAWKS #3



Genevieve GiblinSenior 5-3 GoalkeeperRockville, Md. Georgetown Visitation Prep (D.C.)6th all-time in career saves (216)5th all-time in single-season goals against average (2014 - 8.82)T-10th all-time in single-season ground balls (2014 - 42)

2015: Made four appearances in net... Posted a 14.46 goals against average and .296 save percentage in78:51... Made season-high five saves in 30:00 vs. Duquesne... Made one save and allowed season-lowone goal in 8:38 in season debut vs. Stetson... Also saw action against St. Bonaventure andMassachusetts.

2014: Made all 16 starts in net Posted a .429 save percentage and 10.39 goals-against average in947:31 Saw all but 24:21 ingoal Made 123 saves on sea-son to average 7.7 saves pergame Also led team with 42ground balls and ranked fifthwith 20 caused turnovers

Posted four games with 10 saves or more Recorded career-high 14saves in win over LIU Brooklyn Made 12 saves against DrexelRegistered 10 saves against Campbell and #11 MassachusettsAveraged a .523 save percentage and 8.63 goals-against averagethrough first four contests Scooped up career-high five groundballs apiece against Temple, Drexel, Manhattan, and CampbellRecorded four ground balls and caused a career-high five turnoversagainst Richmond... Made SJU Athletic Director's Honor Roll bothsemesters.

2013: Atlantic 10 All-Rookie selection... Made 16 appearances with13 starts in goal... Posted a 8.82 goals-against average and .399 savespercentage in 870:51... Made 85 saves on season, averaging 5.3saves per game... Made 13 saves against nationally-rankedMassachusetts... Combined for 17 saves in consecutive A-10 winsover La Salle and St. Bonaventure... Ranked in nation's top 20 ingoals-against average for majority of season... In the A-10, rankedsixth in goals-against average and eighth in saves percentage... Made10+ saves twice, 6+ saves seven times... Member of the SJU AthleticDirector's Honor Roll.

High School/Personal: U.S. Lacrosse Honorable Mention.. Selectedto Washington Post First Team All-Met as a senior and earnedHonorable Mention honors as a junior... Member of 2012 team thatwas top ranked team in the DC Metro area, nationally ranked in theTop 20 throughout the season, and won the ISL AA League title forthe first time in school history... Two-time ISL AA All-League selec-tion... Earned All-Washington DC First Team honors... Two-time teamMVP and senior team captain... Four-year varsity starter... Selectedfor 2011 and 2010 DC Metro Women's Division NationalTournaments... Majoring in food marketing and minoring in commu-nication studies.

HAWKS #33


2016 SAINT JOSEPHS WOMENS LACROSSE MEDIA GUIDE2016 SAINT JOSEPHS WOMENS LACROSSE MEDIA GUIDE14

Year Games Played-Started Minutes Goals Allowed/GAA Saves/% W-L Ground Balls Caused Turnovers2013 16-13 870:51 128/8.82 85/.399 7-8 20 52014 16-16 947:31 164/10.39 123/.429 5-11 42 202015 4-0 78:51 19/14.46 8/.296 0-0 2 2TOTAL 36-29 1897:13 311/9.84 216/.410 12-19 64 27



Mallory GreySenior 5-6 MidfieldRandolph, N.J. RandolphTeam co-captain

2015: Made all 16 starts... Recorded 33 draw controls, 19 ground balls, and 17 causedturnovers... Ranked second on team in draw controls and tied for third in caused turnovers...Scored first collegiate goal vs. Wagner... Posted career-high two-point effort on goal and firstcollegiate assist vs. Stetson... Scored against Davidson and added assist at GeorgeWashington... Registered at least one ground ball in 12 games... Matched career-high threeground balls and caused career-high four turnovers vs. American... Earned career-high six drawcontrol vs. Monmouth and Stetson... Added three ground balls at Duquesne... Posted four drawcontrols at St.Bonaventure... Made firstcollegiate start in seasondebut vs. Temple... One offour Hawks to start all 16

games... Recipient of SJU's Raymond Vasquez Award for beinga "person for others."

2014: Saw action in three games Made collegiate debut inwin over Delaware State Won two draw controls and causedone turnover at Old Dominion Saw Atlantic 10 action at #11Massachusetts... Made SJU Athletic Director's Honor Roll forSpring 2014.

High School/Personal: 2012 All-State Third Team selection andAll-County, All-Area, All-Conference, and All-League honoree...Led team in points and assists as a senior... Named squad'sMVP as a junior... Three-year varsity letterwinner and two-year team captain... Also lettered in basketball... Led team to2013 Morris County Semifinals to earn All-County HonorableMention accolades... Majoring in sports marketing.

HAWKS #12

Year Games Played-Started Goals Assists Points Shots/On Goal GWG Ground Balls Draw Controls Caused Turnovers2014 3-0 0 0 0 0/0 0 0 2 12015 16-16 3 2 5 5/4 0 19 33 17TOTAL 19-16 3 2 5 5/4 0 19 35 18

Caroline HaganSenior 5-7 DefenseHatboro, Pa. Hatboro-Horsham7th all-time in career caused turnovers (54)

2015: Made 15 appearances with 14 starts... Led team in caused turnovers (20) and ranked third inground balls (26)... Ranked fourth in Atlantic 10 in caused turnovers per game (1.33)... Tallied at least twoground balls in eight games and at least two caused turnovers in seven games... Matched career-highfour ground balls and caused career-high five turnovers vs. George Mason... Tallied four ground balls andtwo caused turnovers apiece vs. #13 Penn and Richmond... Added three ground balls vs. Temple...Posted two ground balls and two caused turnovers apiece vs. Villanova and St. Bonaventure.

2014: Made all 16 starts Totaled 26 ground balls, 21 caused turnovers, and seven draw controls Tiedfor third on team in groundballs and ranked fourth incaused turnovers Scooped upcareer-high four ground ballsand caused season-high fourturnovers at Stetson Matched

career-high four ground balls and caused three turnovers against St.Bonaventure Added three ground balls and three caused turnoversagainst Campbell Notched three ground balls against Temple andOld Dominion and three caused turnovers against Drexel Landedtwo of three shots on goal for a .667 SOG percentage Landed oneshot on goal in each of final two games of season... Made A-10Commissioner's Honor Roll and SJU Athletic Director's Honor Rollboth semesters.

2013: A-10 All-Rookie selection... Made 14 appearances with threestarts... Ranked fourth on the team in caused turnovers (13)... Alsopicked up 12 ground balls... Registered season-high three groundballs and season-high three caused turnovers in win over SaintMary's... Picked up two ground balls and caused three turnovers infirst collegiate start at Monmouth... In three starts, averaged twoground balls and 2.3 caused turnovers per game... Picked up oneground ball and caused two turnovers in collegiate debut atWagner... Top defensive freshman off the bench that helped defen-sive unit that ranked in the nation's top ten in scoring defense formajority of season... Recipient of SJU's Academic award... Member ofthe A-10 and SJU Athletic Director's Honor Rolls.

High School/Personal: Two-time Academic All-American... Two-timeAll-Intelligencer First Team and three-time All-League First Teamselection... As a sophomore, named to All-Intelligencer Second Teamand received Coach's Award... Led Hatboro-Horsham to 39-6 recordin final two seasons, highlighted by 2012 state tournament... ESPNRise Top 25 Midfield/Defenders List honoree... Four-year varsitystarter and two-time team captain... Also lettered in field hockey...All-League honoree... Majoring in accounting and minoring in finan-cial planning.

HAWKS #20




HAWK PROFILESJUNIORS

2015: Made five appearances vs. Temple, Longwood, Stetson, George Washington, and LaSalle... Scored first collegiate goal vs. Stetson... Landed both shots on season on goal... Earnedground ball and caused turnover in season debut vs. Temple... Added draw control vs. Stetson.

2014: Made 11 appearances Made collegiate debut at Temple Landed three of six shots ongoal for a .500 SOG percentage Recorded two ground balls and two draw controls Earnedfirst collegiate draw control in win over Delaware State Notched ground ball and draw con-trol against Campbell Scooped up ground ball against Monmouth... Made Atlantic 10Commissioner's Honor Roll and SJU Athletic Director's Honor Roll both semesters.

High School/Personal: Two-time Suburban One League Second Team selection... Made the2012 Philadelphia National Tournament Team roster... Four-year varsity letterwinner and two-year team captain... Marine Core Distinguished Female Athlete Award recipient... Member ofthe National Honors Society and Key Club... Majoring in biology.

Taylor DachowskiJunior 5-6 MidfieldSellersville, Pa. Pennridge

HAWKS #17





2015: Made 15 appearances with eight starts, including final seven games of the season...Recorded career-high three ground balls at Richmond... In back-to-back games, registered twoground balls and two caused turnovers vs. St. Bonaventure and two ground balls and career-high three caused turnovers vs. Massachusetts... Added two ground balls vs. American...Registered two draw controls vs. George Washington.

2014: Made three appearances with one start Made collegiate debut in win over DelawareState Made first collegiate start against Campbell Saw Atlantic 10 action at #11Massachusetts... Made A-10 Commissioner's Honor Roll and SJU Athletic Director's Honor Rollboth semesters.

High School/Personal: Four-year varsity letterwinner and senior team captain... Majoring inbiology.

Becky DaubJunior 5-4 DefenseMount Laurel, N.J. Lenape

HAWKS #36



2015: Made all 16 appearances with 15 starts... Totaled 22 points on 15 goals and sevenassists... Added 19 ground balls, 17 caused turnovers, and 17 draw controls... Ranked third onteam in shots (41) and shots on goal (28)... Tied for third in caused turnovers... Scored in 11games... Tallied career-high three goals in season debut vs. Temple... Posted career-high four-point effort on two goals and two assists at St. Bonaventure... Added two goals vs. Wagner...Posted seven games with 2 or more ground balls and six games with 2 or more causedturnovers... Scored a goal and recorded three ground balls and career-high three causedturnovers vs. George Washington... Scored a goal and registered career-high four ground ballsand added two caused turnovers vs. Davidson... Scored a goal and posted two ground balls, twocaused turnovers, and twodraw controls at Duquesne...Added goals vs. Longwood,Monmouth, Stetson, GeorgeMason, and Massachusetts.

2014: Saw action in 15 games with one start Made collegiatedebut in season-opener at Temple Made first collegiate startat George Mason Dished out an assist for first collegiate pointat George Mason Added 11 ground balls, seven causedturnovers, and five draw controls Caused three turnoversand scooped up two ground balls in Atlantic 10 action againstDuquesne Also recorded two ground balls apiece in A-10 playat La Salle and George Mason Recorded season-high fourdraw controls at George Washington... Made SJU AthleticDirector's Honor Roll both semesters and A-10 Commissioner'sHonor Roll for Spring 2014.

High School/Personal: Two-time U.S. Lacrosse Academic All-American... Three-time All-County and All-League selection...Two-time All-Suburban honoree... 2013 All-North First Teamselection...Glen Rock Lacrosse Founders Award recipient...Amassed 100+ goals in four years... Four-year varsity letter-winner and two-year team captain... Also lettered in soccer...All-League selection and member of squad that won the NewJersey Group 2 State Championship... Majoring in food mar-keting.

Maggie EganJunior 5-10 MidfieldGlen Rock, N.J. Glen Rock

HAWKS #13





Team co-captain

2015: Appeared in 15 games and started first 13 of season... Totaled 24 points on 16 goals and eightassists... Tied for team lead in EMO goals (3), tied for second in assists, and ranked third in points andgoals... Landed 27 of 31 shots on goal for an .871 SOG percentage... Tallied hat tricks vs. American,Monmouth, and George Mason... Posted career-high six-point effort on two goals and career-high fourassists vs. Longwood... Added one goal and assist each vs. Villanova, Stetson, and Duquesne... Addedgoals vs. Temple and Davidson and assists vs. American... Matched career-high three ground balls andset career-high two caused turnovers vs. Stetson.

2014: Atlantic 10 All-Rookie Team selection Saw action in all 16 games with 10 starts Started final ninegames of season Totaled 30 points on 19 goals and 11 assists Landed 32 of 45 shots on goal for a .711SOG percentage Averaged 1.88 points per game and 1.19 goals per game Added 30 draw controlsLed team in draw controls and ranked second in assists and third in points, goals, shots, and shots ongoal Led all freshmen in same categories Scored first collegiate goal and earned first collegiate drawcontrol in collegiate debut at Temple Scored one goal in first collegiate start at Manhattan Nettedcareer-high four goals in season finale at George Washington Boasted season-best five-point effort (2G,

3A) against Duquesne Notched one goal and season-high threeassists against both Delaware State and Stetson Named the A-10Rookie of the Week (3/3) for four-point effort against DelawareState... Recorded one goal and dished out two assists againstMonmouth Added two goals, career-high three ground balls, andfour draw controls against Campbell Posted multi-goal game andadded six draw controls in win over St. Bonaventure Also scoredagainst LIU Brooklyn, #11 Massachusetts, and La Salle Dished outassist and earned career-high seven draw controls at GeorgeMason... Made A-10 Commissioner's Honor Roll and SJU AthleticDirector's Honor Roll both semesters.

High School/Personal: 2013 Academic All-American... Two-time All-Inter Academic League First Team selection... Two-time All-DelawareCounty Second Team honoree and two-time All-Main Line selection...Earned 2011 Honorable Mention honors in both categories... Wonthe 2012 Inter-Academic League Championship for the first time inschool history... Took second in the 2012 Pennsylvania IndependentSchools Tournament... Two-time Philadelphia National Team selec-tion... Two-time Philadelphia Under Armour Underclassman Teamhonoree... 2013 All-Phillylacrosse.com Second Team selection and2012 Honorable Mention... Named to the 2011 ESPN RisingSophomore Watchlist and 2012 ESPN Rising Junior Watchlist...Earned Delaware County Player of the Week honors as a senior andMain Line Times Athlete of the Week honors as a junior... Amassed356 career points from 202 goals and 154 assists... Ranked third inDelaware County in point scoring as a senior and sixth as a junior...2013 Inter-Academic Athletic Director's Award winner... Recipient ofteam's MVP and Most Dedicated awards as a senior... Pansini andMezrow Scholar-Athlete Award recipient... Four-year varsity letter-winner and senior team captain... Also earned letters in basketballand field hockey... Academic All-American, All-County and All-MainLine Honorable Mention, two-time Inter-Academic Champion, and2011 Pennsylvania Independent Schools Tournament Champion forfield hockey... Student Council Athletics and Activities President...Majoring in accounting.

Nora McCallionJunior 5-6 AttackNarberth, Pa. Academy of Notre Dame de Namur

HAWKS #22



2015: Saw action vs. Stetson and Massachusetts... Made season debut vs. Steston.

2014: Saw action in one game... Made collegiate debut in win over Delaware State... Made SJUAthletic Director's Honor Roll for Spring 2014.

High School/Personal: Two-year varsity letterwinner... Also lettered in soccer... Team MVP forsoccer... Presidential Scholarship recipient... Majoring in communication studies.

Maura MontiJunior 5-5 DefenseUpperco, Md. Hereford

HAWKS #35





2015: Made all 16 starts... Totaled 34 points on 24 goals and 10 assists... Averaged 1.50 goalsper game and 2.12 points per game... Added 16 ground balls and 13 caused turnovers... Led SJUin assists and free position goals (6) and ranked second on team in points, goals, shots (58), andshots on goal (47)... Scored at least one goal in each of first nine games of season... Postedcareer-high seven-point effort on career-high five goals and two assists at Monmouth... Scoredfour goals vs. American... Scored two goals and dished out two assists vs. George Mason...Scored one goal and added two assists vs. Villanova... Scored twice and added an assist vs.Wagner... Scored a goal and added an assist in season debut vs. Temple... Added two goals vs.Longwood, Stetson, George Washington, and Massachusetts and a pair of assists vs. La Salle...Scored program's first evergoal vs. #13 Penn...Registered career-high threeground balls and added sea-son-high two caused

turnovers vs. both Wagner and George Mason... Added twoground balls and two caused turnovers apiece vs. Temple andAmerican... One of four Hawks to make all 16 starts.

2014: Made 12 appearances with four starts Totaled sixpoints on three goals and three assists Made first collegiatestart in season opener at Temple Scored first collegiate goaland dished out first collegiate assist at Stetson Added goalsagainst Old Dominion and George Mason and assists againstCampbell and Duquesne Landed 14 of 19 shots on goal for a.737 SOG percentage Scooped up two ground balls andcaused three turnovers against Delaware State Also landedseason-high four shots on goal against Delaware State Addedsix ground balls and five caused turnovers on season... MadeSJU Athletic Director's Honor Roll both semesters.

High School/Personal: 2013 All-Monmouth County and All-Shore Second Team selection... Amassed 200+ goals over four-year career... Scored 100th career goal as a sophomore...Earned team's Most Offensive Player honors twice... Four-yearvarsity letterwinner and senior team captain... Played clublacrosse for T3 Lacrosse Club... Also lettered in soccer... Three-time Defensive MVP for soccer... Majoring in business.

Sarah SmithJunior 5-7 AttackJackson, N.J. Monsignor Donovan

HAWKS #5



2015: Saw action in five games and earned starts in final three games vs. Massachusetts,Davidson, and La Salle... Scored first collegiate goal and recorded first collegiate assist vs. LaSalle... Landed both shots on goal and added two ground balls vs. La Salle... Recorded career-high three ground balls and added two caused turnovers vs. Massachusetts... Caused career-high three turnovers vs. Davidson... Made first collegiate start vs. Massachusetts and seasondebut vs. Stetson.

2014: Saw action in five games Caused one turnover in collegiate debut against DelawareState Scooped up one ground ball and won one draw control in Atlantic 10 action at #11Massachusetts Also saw action against Monmouth, Duquesne, and George Washington.

High School/Personal: 2013 All-State selection... 2012 All-Conference selection... Four-yearvarsity letterwinner... Majoring in communication studies.

Megan TracyJunior 5-2 MidfieldWest Hartford, Conn. Hall

HAWKS #11



HAWK PROFILESSOPHOMORES

2015: Made 14 appearances and started final four games of season... Totaled six points on sixgoals... Ranked third on team in draw controls (18)... Landed 12 of 14 total shots on goal for an.857 SOG percentage... Scored season-high three goals vs. Villanova... Took season-high threeshots and landed season-high three shots on goal vs. Villanova... Added goals vs. Stetson, St.Bonaventure, and La Salle... Recorded season-high two ground balls apiece vs. Stetson andGeorge Washington... Registered season-high five draw controls vs. George Washington andadded four vs. St. Bonaventure and La Salle... Made collegiate debut vs. Wagner and first col-legiate start vs. St. Bonaventure.

High School/Personal: Two-time Academic All-American Two-time Monroe County selection,earning First Team recognition in 2014 2014 All-Greater Rochester Honorable Mention2013 Daily Messenger All-Star Led team in goals, draw controls, and ground balls as a senior2014 MVP and 2013 Most Improved Player Won Section V Championship and reached NewYork Finals as a sophomore Four-year varsity letterwinner and senior team captain Alsoplayed three years of lacrosse for Lady Roc Lacrosse Also lettered in cross country and indoortrack at Canandaigua Academy Two-time state qualifier and 2011 Nike National Regionalqualifier for cross country Won two Section V Cross Country Championships and the 2013Section V Indoor Track Championship and ran on the 4x8 Sectional Championship group in

2013 Earned the True Competitor Award and Leadership Award for cross country and Coach Coons Perseverance Award andBest Newcomer Award for indoor track Captained cross country squadMajoring in pharmaceutical marketing.

Dana GarbinskiSophomore 5-6 MidfieldCanandaigua, N.Y. Canandaigua Academy

HAWKS #23


Year Games Played-Started Goals Assists Points Shots/On Goal GWG Ground Balls Draw Controls Caused Turnovers2015 14-4 6 0 6 14/12 1 6 18 2TOTAL 14-4 6 0 6 14/12 1 6 18 2



2015: Atlantic 10 All-Rookie Team selection... A-10 Rookie of the Week (3/23)... Made all 16appearances with 12 starts... Totaled 14 points on nine goals and five assists... Led all freshmenin points, assists, draw controls, appearances, and starts... Landed 14 of 23 total shots on goalfor a .609 SOG percentage... Scored season-high two goals apiece vs. Stetson, GeorgeWashington, and Massachusetts... Added goals vs. Villanova, Richmond, and La Salle... Dishedout season-high two assists vs. Villanova and added assists vs. Monmouth, Duquesne, andDavidson... Registered season-high three points on one goal and two assists vs. Villanova...Matched season-high two ground balls and caused season-high three turnovers vs. Stetson...Matched season-high two ground balls and earned season-high three draw controls vs. GeorgeMason... Made collegiate debut vs. Temple and first collegiate start vs. Wagner.

High School/Personal: Two-time All-Central League selection... 2014 All-Delco Second Team...Guided team to two Central League Championships, a district title, and the state finals...Selected to Philadelphia Under Armour and Philadelphia National Tournament teams... Four-

year varsity letterwinner... Also lettered in soccer and basketball... All-Delco Honorable Mention for soccer... Involved with HawksVs. Cancer at Saint Joseph's... Majoring in food marketing.

Aly GormleySophomore 5-6 MidfieldSpringfield, Pa. Springfield

HAWKS #19


2015: Saw action in all 16 games with nine starts... Totaled seven points on seven goals...Landed 19 of 23 total shots on goal for an .826 SOG percentage... Led all freshmen in shots ongoal... Scored season-high two goals apiece vs. Longwood and Monmouth... Took season-highfour shots and matched season-high three shots on goal and earned season-high two draw con-trols vs. Longwood... Added goals vs. Temple, Wagner, and Duquesne... Caused season-hightwo turnovers vs. St. Bonaventure... Made collegiate debut and first collegiate start vs. Temple.

High School/Personal: 2014 U.S. Lacrosse Academic All-American Two-time All-OlympicConference First Team selection Two-time All-South Jersey selection by the WomensLacrosse Club of South Jersey and the Philadelphia Inquirer and 2014 All-South Jersey honoreeby the Courier Post Twice named to the Ten South Jersey Lacrosse Players to Watch list bythe Philadelphia Inquirer Just the fifth player in Bishop Eustace history to score 100+ goalsWon two Olympic Conference Championships Captained 2014 squad to its third league cham-pionship title en route to a program-best record of 17-2 Selected to play in the 2014 SouthJersey All-Star Game Earned Coachs Award as a senior Missed nearly all of junior season

due to ACL injury... Led squad in scoring as a sophomore with 51 goals and guided same squad to league title Four-year varsi-ty starter and letterwinner and senior team captain Played club lacrosse for South Jersey Select Selected for the 2011 Elite120 Recruiting Showcase Also lettered in soccer at Bishop Eustace Starting defender on 2012 team that reached state finalsMember of the National Honor Society and Spanish Honor Society Mother, sister, and high school lacrosse coach all graduatedfrom Saint Josephs Double majoring in international business and accounting.

Kristen KelbonSophomore 5-3 MidfieldMount Laurel, N.J. Bishop Eustace Prep

HAWKS #28






2015: Made 13 appearances with six starts... Dished out assist in collegiate debut and first col-legiate start vs. Temple... Led all freshmen with 12 ground balls... Scooped up season-high fourground balls and caused season-high three turnovers vs. American... Added two ground ballsapiece vs. Temple, Massachusetts, and La Salle... SJU's Academic Award recipient.

High School/Personal: 2014 All-American and Academic All-American Two-time All-Stateselection Led squad to semi-finals all three years Three-year varsity letterwinner and two-year team captain Also lettered in basketball and cross country All-State selection for bas-ketball and All-Conference for cross country Captained both squads Archmere AcademyFemale Athlete of the Year Member of National Honor Society Majoring in interdisciplinaryhealth services.

Kate PayneSophomore 5-9 MidfieldHockessin, Del. Archmere Academy

HAWKS #7


2015: Saw action in six games... Scored first collegiate goal against Stetson... Tallied first colle-giate assist at Richmond... Made collegiate debut against Wagner.

High School/Personal: 2013 Academic All-American... Led section in scoring as a senior... Two-year varsity letterwinner and two-year team captain... Also lettered in basketball... Captainedbasketball squad as a senior... Involved with Hawks vs. Cancer and Developing EverydayChampions at Saint Joseph's University... Majoring in marketing.

Catie VivianSophomore 5-8 DefenseSlingerlands, N.Y. Academy of the Holy Names

HAWKS #30




HAWK PROFILESNEWCOMERS


High School/Personal: Played two seasons for Saint Joseph's softball team... Two-time NFCA All-Northeast Region Second Team selection... 2014 Atlantic 10 All-Conference Second Team pick...Finished with .357 batting average, 70 hits - including 16 homeruns - and 56 runs scored...Played first two collegiate softball seasons at Rutgers University (New Brunswick)... Hit sevenhomeruns, including grand slams vs. Notre Dame, Boise State, and Penn State... Posted .365slugging percentage as a sophomore and .992 fielding percentage as a freshman... Member ofsquad that made 2012 Big East Tournament as a freshman... Lettered in softball, basketball, andvolleyball at William Tennent... Four-time All-Philadelphia Intelligencer selection for basketball...Great uncle, Bob, played basketball at La Salle... Pursuing a master's degree in organizationdevelopment and leadership from Saint Joseph's University.

Ashley AldenAshley AldenGraduate Student 6-0 DefenseGraduate Student 6-0 DefenseIvyland, Pa. William Tennent Ivyland, Pa. William Tennent

HAWKS #25

2015: Missed season due to injury.

High School/Personal: 2014 All-American First Team Three-time All-State and All-ConferenceFirst Team Two-time Blue Hen Conference Player of the Year 2013 Academic All-AmericanTotaled 316 career points (228 g, 88a) Led squad to four-year record of 43-15 Led entirestate of Delaware in points (195) and goals (84) as a senior Delaware Athletic Directors FemaleAthlete of the Year Charter School of Wilmington Female Athlete of the Year Captained bluesquad for High School All-Star Game Philly Showcase Fab-40 All-Star 2013 National SelectTeam Team MVP 2011 Rookie of the Year Four-year varsity starter and letterwinner andthree-year team captain Also lettered in field hockey and basketball Two-time All-State andAll-Conference pick for field hockey Played in Senior All-Star Game... Senior team captain...Father, Jerry, is in the Delaware Wrestling Hall of Fame Majoring in biology.

Morgan LameyRedshirt Freshman 5-5 AttackHockessin, Del. Charter School of Wilmington

HAWKS #15

High School/Personal: Won two national championships at McDonogh... Earned two letters inher junior and senior seasons and helped squad to 21-0 records both years... Also lettered in vol-leyball, cross country, and indoor track... Earned championship titles in cross country and indoortrack... Mother, Jackie, played Division II basketball... Father, Jeff, played Division II baseball...Uncle, Jason Capizzi, played professional football for the Pittsburgh Steelers... Majoring in foodmarketing.

Jenna AnsellJenna AnsellFreshman 5-8 GoalkeeperFreshman 5-8 GoalkeeperHunt Valley, Md. McDonoghHunt Valley, Md. McDonogh

HAWKS #34




High School/Personal: Four-time All-Bayside Conference selection... 2014 Defensive Player ofthe Year... 2012 Rookie of the Year... Received Coach's Award as a junior... Led squad to twoconference titles, two regional titles, and the 2015 state finals... Four-year varsity letterwinnerand senior team captain... Two-year member of U.S. Lacrosse Regional Team from 2013-14...Also lettered in soccer and basketball... Led soccer and basketball squads to 2015 BaysideConference Championship titles... Majoring in actuarial science.

Ally BeckAlly BeckFreshman 5-9 MidfieldFreshman 5-9 MidfieldOcean City, Md. Stephen DecaturOcean City, Md. Stephen Decatur

HAWKS #21

High School/Personal: Two-time All-Inter Ac First Team selection... Recorded 125 career goals...Registered 34 goals, 14 assists, 59 ground balls, and 62 caused turnovers as a junior... Two-timeteam MVP... Blue and Gold Pride Award recipient... Four-year varsity letterwinner... Also let-tered in soccer... Three-time All-Inter Ac soccer selection... Earned MVP and Coaches Awardhonors for soccer... Majoring in business.

Sinead BrierleySinead BrierleyFreshman 5-3 MidfieldFreshman 5-3 MidfieldOreland, Pa. Oreland, Pa. Springside Chestnut Hill AcademySpringside Chestnut Hill Academy

HAWKS #14

High School/Personal: Led squad to 2013 3A/4A state championship as a sophomore... Three-year varsity letterwinner... Majoring in business.

Michaela CassidyMichaela CassidyFreshman 5-7 MidfieldFreshman 5-7 MidfieldAnnapolis, Md. BroadneckAnnapolis, Md. Broadneck

HAWKS #26



High School/Personal: Three-time All-Suburban One Conference First Team selection... Two-time Bucks County Courier Times Lacrosse Player of the Year... Two-time Bucks County CourierTimes "Golden Team" First Team selection... Neshaminy program recordholder in career goals(319) and single-season goals (105)... Led Suburban One League in scoring with 125 points(105g, 20a) as a senior... Led 2015 Neshaminy squad to a 9-8 record, the first winning record inprogram history... Scored single-season school record 65 goals as a freshman... Broke own scor-ing record with 79 goals as a sophomore and broke scoring record again as a senior... Four-yearvarsity letterwinner and two-year team captain... Four-year midfielder and leading scorer onUltimate 2015 club team... Also lettered in soccer at Neshaminy... Center midfielder/defenderon 2013 soccer squad that went 25-0 and won the state title... Involved with the PhiladelphiaService Immersion Program at Saint Joseph's University... Majoring in criminal justice.

Francesca DonatoFrancesca DonatoFreshman 5-4 AttackFreshman 5-4 AttackLanghorne, Pa. NeshaminyLanghorne, Pa. Neshaminy

HAWKS #8

High School/Personal: 2015 Womens Lacrosse U-19 World Championship All-World Teamselection Recorded 24 points (13G, 11A) and added 20 draw controls through seven games forAustralia Scored seven points apiece against the Czech Republic (5G, 2A) and England (4G, 3A),earning MVP honors for both games Added multi-goal performances vs. Canada (2G, 2A), andin bronze medal game vs. England (2G, 3A) Co-captain for 2015 U-19 squad Earned All-Staraccolades at the 2014 U-18 National Tournament and owns two MVP medals, including one inthe grand final, in 2014 senior national tournaments... 2013 Senior Womens Victorian LacrosseTeam selection Earned MVP honors in Australias game against Canada at the 2011 WorldChampionship alongside All-Star and Tournament MVP honors for U-17 National Tournament...Member of School Leadership Program at Maribyrnong Played for U-18 Premiers as a juniorand U-17 Premiers as a sophomore Played for both U-17 and U-15 Premiers as a freshmanMajoring in social science.

Rebecca LaneRebecca LaneFreshman 5-4 MidfieldFreshman 5-4 MidfieldVictoria, Australia Maribyrnong CollegeVictoria, Australia Maribyrnong College

HAWKS #10

High School/Personal: Two-time All-American First Team selection... Four-time All-State selec-tion, earning three consecutive First Team nods from 2013-15... Four-time All-Marble ValleyLeague First Team selection... Led squad to four-year record of 58-13 and reached state semi-finals three consecutive times... Four-year varsity letterwinner... Also lettered in soccer and bas-ketball... Sister, Brooke, plays Division III lacrosse... Father, Bob, played Division III lacrosse...Majoring in biology.

Hayley SabolHayley SabolFreshman 5-5 MidfieldFreshman 5-5 MidfieldLondonderry, Vt. Burr and Burton AcademyLondonderry, Vt. Burr and Burton Academy

HAWKS #27


CLASS PHOTOS

Senior Class(L-R): Courtney Emanuele, Bianca Angstadt, Ashley Alden, Caroline Hagan, Mallory Grey, Genevieve Giblin

Junior Class(L-R): Sarah Smith, Becky Daub, Nora McCallion, Megan Tracy, Maggie Egan, Taylor Dachowski, Maura Monti

CLASS PHOTOS


Sophomore Class(L-R): Catie Vivian, Dana Garbinski, Kate Payne, Aly Gormley, Kristen Kelbon, Morgan Lamey

Freshman Class(L-R): Sinead Brierley, Francesca Donato, Hayley Sabol, Michaela Cassidy, Ally Beck, Rebecca Lane

The Saint Josephs womens lacrosse program welcomed fournew coaches to the 2015 coaching staff, including head coach AlexKahoe (Maryland 00), assistant coaches Colleen Dawson(Maryland 11) and Becky Lynch (North Carolina 12), and volun-teer assistant coach Katie Gallagher (Maryland 10).

Saint Josephs posted early-season wins over American, Wagner,Longwood, Monmouth, and Stetson en route to a .625 non-con-ference winning percentage.

The Hawks earned their first win of the 2015 season with a 13-12 triple-overtime victory over American on February 18. With thevictory, Coach Kahoe earned her first win as a collegiate headcoach and senior goalkeeper Nora McGeever set the programrecord for most saves in a game (22) and earned her first collegiatewin.

Saint Josephs led the Atlantic 10 in draw controls per game(12.31) and ranked second in the league and 10th nationally incaused turnovers per game (9.88).

Four Hawks ranked in the A-10s top 10 in individual categories.McGeever ranked fourth in saves per game (8.00), sixth in totalsaves (128), seventh in goals against average (12.02), and eighth insave percentage (.413) while junior Kelly Phelan ranked third ingoals per game (2.43), fifth in points per game (3.00), seventh intotal goals (34), and eighth in draw controls per game (2.71).Juniors Caroline Hagan (1.33) and Courtney Emanuele (1.19)ranked fourth and ninth in caused turnovers per game.

McGeever capped her career on Hawk Hill ranked seventh all-time in career save percentage (.404) and eighth in career goalsagainst average (12.25). Hagan caused a team-high 20 turnoversthis season and currently ranks seventh in SJUs all-time recordbook for caused turnovers with 54.

Freshman Aly Gormleymade her mark in her first collegiate sea-son as SJUs leading rookie in points (14), assists (5), shots (23),ground balls (10), and draw controls (11) en route to being namedto the Atlantic 10 All-Rookie Team.

Saint Josephs received A-10 weekly honors three times through-out the season as Phelan (Player of the Week), McGeever (Co-Defender of the Week), and Gormley (Rookie of the Week) earnedconference recognition.

McGeever was selected one of five finalists for the national 2015Yeardley Reynolds Love Unsung Hero Award, which recognizes theaccomplishments of two student-athletes (one male, one female)who demonstrate dedication, integrity, humility, hard work, com-munity service, leadership, kindness and sportsmanship.

Hagan and Phelan were selected to the 2015 IWLCA/Zag SportsDivision I Academic Honor Roll for having achieved junior statusacademically and having earned a cumulative academic GPA of3.50 or greater. As a team, the Hawks were named an IWLCADivision I Academic Honor Squad for earning a team GPA of 3.0 orhigher.

For the sixth consecutive year, the womens lacrosse teamearned Public Recognition Awards from the NCAA for its latestAcademic Progress Rate (APR) scores.

The Saint Joseph's women's lacrosse program was recognized inLaxMagazine.com's "30 in 30: Saint Joseph's 'New Era'" featureprior to the start of the season.

TEAM AWARDSMost Outstanding Performer: Kelly PhelanScholar-Athlete Award: Courtney EmanueleVasquez Award: Mallory GreyDorie Leahy Award: Nora McGeeverAcademic Award: Kate Payne

OTHER AWARDSAtlantic 10 All-Rookie Team: Aly GormleyAtlantic 10 Player of the Week: Kelly Phelan (3/9)Atlantic 10 Co-Defender of the Week: Nora McGeever (2/23)Atlantic 10 Rookie of the Week: Aly Gormley (3/23)Yeardley Reynolds Love Unsung Hero Award Finalist: Nora McGeeverIWLCA/Zag Sports Academic Honor Roll: Caroline Hagan, Kelly PhelanIWLCA Academic Honor Squad: Saint JosephsNCAA Public Recognition Award: Saint Josephs


Nora McGeever

2015 YEAR IN REVIEW

2015 STATISTICS


SAINT JOSEPHS UNIVERSITY FINAL 2015 WOMENS LACROSSE STATISTICS(OVERALL: 5-11 / ATLANTIC 10: 0-8)

Name GP-GS G A Pts Sh Shot% SOG SOG% GW FPG-FPS GB DC T/O CTKelly Phelan . . . . . . . . . . . .14-13 34 8 42 80 .425 54 .675 2 5-13 16 38 33 12Sarah Smith . . . . . . . . . . . .16-16 24 10 34 58 .414 47 .810 0 6-17 16 9 27 13Nora McCallion . . . . . . . . .15-13 16 8 24 31 .516 27 .871 1 1-1 8 8 17 3Maggie Egan . . . . . . . . . . .16-15 15 7 22 41 .366 28 .683 0 1-5 19 17 23 17Julia Falcone . . . . . . . . . . . .16-6 13 1 14 35 .371 25 .714 1 3-4 11 11 18 3Rena Carabases . . . . . . . . .15-8 10 0 10 20 .500 17 .850 0 0-2 6 2 7 3Aly Gormley . . . . . . . . . . . .16-12 9 5 14 23 .391 14 .609 0 3-6 10 11 18 4Katelyn Ambrose . . . . . . . .14-12 9 1 10 17 .529 15 .882 0 1-3 9 17 18 4Bonnie McShane . . . . . . . . .8-5 8 7 15 13 .615 10 .769 0 0-1 2 0 17 0Kristen Kelbon . . . . . . . . . . .16-9 7 0 7 23 .304 19 .826 0 2-4 5 7 6 6Dana Garbinski . . . . . . . . . .14-4 6 0 6 14 .429 12 .857 1 1-3 6 18 17 2Mallory Grey . . . . . . . . . . .16-16 3 2 5 5 .600 4 .800 0 0-1 19 33 20 17Catie Vivian . . . . . . . . . . . . .6-0 1 1 2 1 1.000 1 1.000 0 0-0 0 0 3 0Megan Tracy . . . . . . . . . . . .5-3 1 1 2 2 .500 2 1.000 0 0-0 6 2 3 6Taylor Dachowski . . . . . . . .5-0 1 0 1 2 .500 2 1.000 0 1-1 2 1 1 1Genevieve Giblin . . . . . . . . .4-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 2 0 2 2Taylor Jacobs . . . . . . . . . . . .2-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 0 0 0 0Britt

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