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WOMEN’S LACROSSE Colonial Athletic Association NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP SEMIFINALS | MAY 25, 2018 Delaware • Drexel • Elon • Hofstra • James Madison • Towson • William & Mary

2018 #CAALAX STANDINGS Conference Overall Rank Team W L Pct. GF GA W L Pct. GF GA H A N Stk 5/5 James Madison$ 6 0 1.000 102 40 20 1 .952 331 186 12-0 7-1 1-0 W12 8/8 Towson 5 1 .833 94 49 16 5 .762 291 197 8-2 7-3 1-0 L1 --/-- Elon^ 3 2 .600 47 52 4 11 .267 135 183 0-5 4-4 0-2 L1 --/-- Delaware 3 3 .500 54 67 8 10 .444 178 220 5-3 3-6 0-1 L1 --/-- Hofstra 2 4 .333 65 79 8 9 .471 201 187 4-5 4-4 0-0 L3 --/-- Drexel 1 5 .167 53 85 4 12 .250 165 236 3-4 1-8 0-0 L2 --/-- William & Mary^ 0 5 .000 38 81 4 12 .250 123 213 4-4 0-8 0-0 L8 *Rankings are listed as IWLCA/Cascade $ CAA Regular Season Champion ^The Elon-William & Mary game was declared a no-contest

NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS May 11 | First Round | Towson, Md. May 19 | Quarterfinal | Harrisonburg, Va. Wagner 6, No. 7 Seed 8/8 Towson 16 No. 6 Seed 6/6 Florida 8. No. 3 Seed 5/5 James Madison 11 May 13 | Second Round | Home Sites May 25 | Semifinals | Stony Brook, N.Y. | ESPN3 18/RV Virginia 12, No. 3 Seed 5/5 James Madison 15 5:00pm No. 2 Seed 3/4 North Carolina vs. No. 3 Seed 5/5 James Madison May 27 | Final | 12:00 PM | ESPNU No. 2/3 Seed vs. No. 1/4 Seed 9/11 Northwestern 21, No. 7 Seed 8/8 Towson 17 7:30pm No. 1 Seed 2/2 Maryland vs. No. 4 Seed 4/3 Boston College

#CAALAX POSTSEASON HONORS PLAYER OF THE YEAR KRISTEN GAUDIAN | JAMES MADISON SENIOR | MIDFIELDER | FAIRFAX STATION, VA./LAKE BRADDOCK Senior Kristen Gaudian, a Tewaaraton Award Finalist, leads the CAA with 89 points this season, scoring 74 goals and connecting with teammates 15 times. Gaudian’s 74 goals are the most by any CAA player since 2005 and are the second-most in CAA single season history. She’s among the national leaders in several offensive categories, including free position shooting, going 27-for-38 at the eight-meter. Gaudian also added 75 draw controls. She was named as an IL Women Media First Team All-American.

DEFENSIVE CO-PLAYER OF THE YEAR OLIVIA CONTI | TOWSON SOPHOMORE | DEFENDER | WANTAGH, N.Y./ST. ANTHONY’S Sophomore Olivia Conti is the fifth player in CAA history to be named Defensive Player of the Year in consecutive seasons. For the second consecutive season, she’s set the CAA single season record for caused turnovers, posting 52 in 2018. She also had 51 ground balls and posted 47 draw controls. Conti added to the offense with three goals and two assists. Conti was named a top-25 nominee for the Tewaaraton, the ECAC Defensive Player of the Year and to the IWLCA All-Mid-Atlantic First Team and the IL Women Media All-America Second Team. DEFENSIVE CO-PLAYER OF THE YEAR HALEY WARDEN | JAMES MADISON SENIOR | MIDFIELDER | GLEN MILLS, PA./GARNET VALLEY Senior Haley Warden is the first player in CAA history to have received both a Player of the Year and Defensive Player of the Year honor at any point during her career. Warden, a defensive midfielder, has caused 43 turnovers, picked up 46 ground balls and won 95 draw controls. Her hustle has also helped the Dukes on offense as she’s netted 37 goals and assisted on 11. Warden was named a top-25 nominee for the Tewaaraton and to the IL Women Media All-America Second Team. ROOKIE OF THE YEAR COLLEEN GRADY | DREXEL FRESHMAN | MIDFIELDER | GLEN RIDGE, N.J./GLEN RIDGE Freshman Colleen Grady, who earned spots on the All-CAA Second Team and the All-Rookie Team, is the first Drexel player ever to receive a major award. She led the Dragons in goals (32), assists (24) and points (56) and ranked among the top-10 in the CAA in all three categories. She was named CAA Rookie of the Week three times in 2018. COACH OF THE YEAR SHELLEY KLAES-BAWCOMBE | JAMES MADISON James Madison Head Coach Shelley Klaes-Bawcombe picked up her fifth CAA Coach of the Year honor after guiding the nationally-ranked Dukes to a 20-1 overall mark, a 6-0 league record and the CAA Regular Season and Tournament Championships. James Madison leads the CAA in every offensive category and is nationally ranked in 11 categories. Klaes-Bawcombe, JMU’s all-time winningest coach, was previously named CAA Coach of the Year in 2005, 2010, 2016 and 2017.

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#CAALAX IN THE NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP •• NCAA Quarterfinal Recap: Third-seeded James #CAALAX IN THE NCAA RPI •• For the first time since 2001, a CAA team has advanced Madison knocked off sixth-seeded Florida, 11-8, at to the NCAA Semifinals. Sentara Park to move on to the national semifinals. A10 A17 A24 M1 M8 F •• Since 1994, a CAA squad has appeared in seven James Madison was paced by Tewaaraton finalist CAA 4 4 4 4 4 national semifinals. Loyola has five of those Kristen Gaudian who had three goals. Three other Delaware 33 30 33 33 33 appearances (1994, 1996, 1997, 2000, 2001) and Dukes - Hanna Haven, Elena Romesburg, Morgan James Madison has two (2000, 2018). Hardt - each had a pair of goals. It was a one-goal Drexel 60 67 68 76 77 game at halftime but Florida turned it into a two-goal Elon 53 45 41 39 39 •• The Dukes look to become only the second CAA team lead, 5-4, early in the second half. Romesburg tied it Hofstra 51 61 47 51 53 to advance to the NCAA Championship game. The up at 25:56. The Dukes then struck twice more in the CAA’s only national final appearance came in 1997. 98-second span to pull away. Florida cut it to, 7-6, at JMU 4 5 5 4 4 Loyola defeated North Carolina, 10-8, in the semifinals Towson 7 9 9 8 7 17:53 but JMU countered with four unanswered goals before falling to Maryland, 9-8, in the title game. to cruise to the win. James Madison caused 10 of W&M 56 48 67 70 71 •• For the first time since 2001, the CAA has had multiple Florida’s 16 turnovers and had a 21-13 advantage in teams earn national seedings, with JMU receiving the ground balls. Florida had the upperhand, 13-8, in draw No. 3 Seed and Towson receiving the No. 7 Seed. controls. In the cage, Molly Dougherty made nine saves #CAALAX VS. THE REST •• The Dukes have received the most seeds in CAA history while Haley Hicklen had 12 stops for Florida. CAA IN NON-CONFERENCE with five. They were last seeded in 2011 and were previously seeded as high as fifth (2010). #2 NORTH CAROLINA VS. #3 JAMES MADISON America East 1-2 •• The Tar Heels enter NCAA Semifinals on an 11-game •• For the third straight season, CAA has had multiple winning streak while the Dukes have won their last 12. Atlantic 10 5-2 team earns NCAA bids, with James Madison getting ACC 4-7 the automatic and Towson receiving an at-large. •• James Madison and North Carolina are meeting for the Atlantic Sun 3-0 second time this year and for the first time since their •• The CAA has had 11 multi-bid seasons since 1994. season openers. In that contest, the Dukes pulled out Big East 5-4 1994 - Loyola / William & Mary a 15-14 double overtime win in Harrisonburg. The Big South 2-5 1996 - Loyola / William & Mary Dukes trailed 14-12 with five minutes remaining and Big Ten 5-9 1997 - Loyola / William & Mary / JMU scored twice to force OT. JMU received five goals from both Kristen Gaudian and Elena Romesburg while Independent 2-1 1998 - Loyola / William & Mary / JMU 1999 - Loyola / JMU Katie Kerrigan had four helpers. JMU out-shot UNC Ivy 2-4 2000 - Loyola / JMU 34-31, including a 27-24 edge in shots on goal. For MAAC 5-1 2001 - (7) Loyola / (10) William & Mary / (9) JMU UNC, Marie McCool had four goals before carding out Mountain Pacific 1-0 2010 - Towson / (5) JMU while Katie Hoeg had a hat trick. JMU also forced 11 2016 - Towson / JMU caused turnovers, to UNC’s six and the Dukes held a NEC 4-0 2017 - Towson / JMU / Elon 17-14 advantage in ground balls. Pac-12 1-1 2018 - (7) Towson / (3) JMU •• JMU’s win was the first over North Carolina since 2000. Patriot 1-1 •• Since 1994, the CAA has advanced to the NCAA The Tar Heels are 6-3 all-time against the Dukes. Quarterfinals on 11 occasions, with JMU making eight TOTAL 41-37 •• Statistically, the two teams are similar with JMU having of those appearances. The CAA is 4-7 in the quarters. 11 more goals (331-320) and UNC having 14 more CAA VS. RANKED OPPONENTS •• The CAA has had a team in the second round in three points (490-476) and 21 more draws (323-302). straight seasons, including 2018. James Madison holds a hefty advantage in caused No. 1-5 2-6 •• Since 1994, six different CAA members have appeared turnovers (235-152) and ground balls (408-347). The No. 6-10 2-2 in the NCAA Tournament. Since 2008, the CAA has Dukes have 71 free position goals (.444) while the Tar No. 11-15 0-3 been represented by either Towson or James Madison, Heels have 55 (.420). No. 16-20 3-11 or both, in every season. •• The Dukes and the Tar Heels have six common No. 21-RV 2-7 •• NCAA First Round Recap: Towson’s Emily Gillingham opponents this season in No. 17 High Point, No. 2 Maryland, No. 6 Florida, No. 18 Virginia, No. 13 Virginia TOTAL 8-24 set the tone early, scoring just nine seconds into the contest, tying an NCAA Tournament record, as the Tech and Elon. Tigers surged by Wagner, 16-6. Gillingham finished •• Both teams defeated High Point, Virginia (JMU twice), #CAALAX VS. #CAALAX with three goals, two assists and five draw controls. Elon and Virginia Tech (UNC thrice). North Carolina Kaitlyn Montalbano posted a team-high four goals. defeated Maryland in overtime while JMU fell to the Team Member Since CAA Record Titles Sami Chenoweth had three caused turnovers while Terps by three goals. JMU topped Florida while UNC Olivia Conti added a pair of caused turnovers to take lost by seven goals. James Madison 1992 127-49 11 sole possession of the CAA single season record. William & Mary 1992 91-82 1 •• NCAA Second Round Recap - Towson: The Tigers #CAALAX AGAINST THE REST Towson 2002 78-36 7 saw their season come to a close at Johnny Unitas •• The CAA is 41-37 against non-league opponents. Delaware 1993-95; 2002 67-66 0 Staadium with a tough 21-17 loss to Northwestern. •• The CAA has nine wins against nationally-ranked Hofstra 2002 62-50 1 Natalie Sulmonte led Towson with seven points (5g, opponents, including two against the top-five and four 2a) while Emily Gillingham scored four goals and wins against the top-10. Drexel 2002 36-89 0 handed out one assist. The No. 9 Wildcats received •• During opening weekend, the CAA squared off against Elon 2014 11-12 0 16 of their 21 goals from Selena Lasota and Sheila four nationally-ranked opponents, including three in Nesselbush. the top-five. •• NCAA Second Round Recap - JMU: James Madison •• The CAA is 4-7 against the ACC this season, with JMU trailed early, but used a big 6-0 run to bridge the halves picking up all four of those wins. and tilt momentum in the 15-12 win over Virginia in Harrisonburg. Haley Warden and Kristen Gaudian •• The CAA is 5-9 against the Big Ten this season, with each tallied four goals. Elena Romesburg led the team JMU accounting for two of those wins. seven draws and also had three goals and an assist.

2 | 2018 CAA WOMEN’S LACROSSE CAA WOMEN’S LACROSSE NCAA REPORT JAMES MADISON NOTABLES #CAALAX IN THE RANKINGS NCAA HISTORY •• James Madison is the first-ever CAA team to record a •• Inside Lacrosse Cascade Media Poll: Two CAA squads 20-win season. were ranked in the top-10 for the eighth time this Year Match-Up Score Round •• This is the fourth consecutive NCAA Championship season. James Madison remained at No. 5 while 1994 Virginia d. William & Mary 8‑4 First appearance for the Dukes. Towson moved down a spot to No. 8. Loyola d. Harvard 9‑4 First •• The Dukes received its highest-ever seeding and •• IWLCA Coaches Poll: James Madison remained at Maryland d. Loyola 19‑4 Semifinals received a first round bye. James Madison hosted the No. 5 for the second straight week while Towson 1995 Penn State d. James Madison 11‑7 First first, second, and quarterfinal rounds at Sentara Park. stayed at No. 8 for the fifth straight week. It is the 1996 Virginia d. William & Mary 9-8 First •• James Madison has broken the CAA single season eighth time this season in which both programs were Loyola Bye First records for points (476), goals (331), goals per game simultaneously ranked in the top-10. On February 26, Virginia d. Loyola 10‑9 Semifinals (15.76), assists (145) and draw controls (302). For JMU and Towson’s inclusion in the top-10 marked 1997 Loyola d. William & Mary 11‑2 First more record information, see page 7. the first time since the final poll of the 2010 season Temple d. James Madison 17‑10 First in which two CAA squads were ranked in the top-10. •• The Dukes have two players with 60+ goals in Kristen Loyola d. North Carolina 10‑8 Semifinals Gaudian and Elena Romesburg. It’s the first time in •• Nike/US Lacrosse Magazine Top-20: The Dukes Maryland d. Loyola 9‑8 Final league history in which two teammates had notched remained at No. 3 while Towson moved up to No. 8. 1998 JMU d. William & Mary 15-9 First 60+ goals in the same season. Loyola d. West Chester 18-7 First TEWAARATON AWARD Maryland d. James Madison 13-8 Quarters •• Senior Katie Kerrigan is currently sixth nationally in •• James Madison senior Kristen Gaudian was named assists (52) and ninth assists per game (2.52). She’s one of five finalists for the 2018 Tewaaraton Award. Dartmouth d. Loyola 9-8 (ot) Quarters two assists shy of tying the CAA single season record. 1999 James Madison d. Rutgers 11-6 First •• Gaudian is only the third CAA player to be named a With 100 career assists, Kerrigan is sixth all-time in Dartmouth d. Loyola 20-7 First the CAA and just the sixth player in CAA history to finalist, joining former Dukes Gail Decker (2004) and Lisa Staedt (2003). Duke d. James Madison 11-10 Quarters reach the 100-career assist mark. 2000 Loyola d. Delaware 14‑4 First •• Gaudian, along with teammate Haley Warden and •• Senior Kristen Gaudian leads the CAA with 74 goals, Loyola d. North Carolina 7‑5 Quarters a mark which ranks her ninth in the nation, and 89 Towson’s Olivia Conti were included among the Top- 25 nominees. Gaudian and Warden were the first James Madison d. Virginia 12‑5 Quarters points, which ranks her 19th nationally. Her 74 goals Maryland d. Loyola 17-7 Semifinals are the most by any CAA player since 2005 and are Dukes to be selected as nominees since 2013. Conti, Princeton d. James Madison 15-9 Semifinals the second-most in CAA single season history. Former was the only sophomore on the list of nominees and is (7) (10) JMU Duke Gail Decker owns the single season record the first Tiger to be named as a nominee since 2012. 2001 Loyola d. William & Mary 15‑7 First (81, 2004). Her 89 points are the fifth-most in CAA •• In total, seven CAA women’s lacrosse players were (9) James Madison d. (8) Virginia 11‑8 First single season history. placed on the 2018 Tewaaraton Award Watch List. (1) Maryland d. (9) James Madison 11-9 Quarters (7) (2) •• Gaudian also is national leader in shot percentage •• On the initial list, JMU had three student-athletes Loyola d. Duke 7‑6 Quarters (.655), fifth in free position percentage (.692) and recognized in Gaudian, Warden, and Elena Romesburg (3) Georgetown d. (7) Loyola 10-9 Semifinals seventh in FP goals per game (1.29). along with Conti and Elon’s Stephanie Asher. 2002 Maryland d. Loyola 13-8 First •• As a team, James Madison is nationally ranked in 11 •• Towson’s Natalie Sulmonte was included in the first 2003 Georgetown d. James Madison 9-5 First categories. Notably, the Dukes are fourth in scoring round of additions on March 22 while teammate 2004 James Madison d. Hopkins 14-9 First margin (6.90/g), 12th in scoring offense (15.76/g), Emily Gillingham was added on April 12. Vanderbilt d. James Madison 10-4 Quarters ninth in points (22.67/g), fourth in scoring defense 2005 Georgetown d. Towson 15-14 First (8.86) and ninth in caused turnovers (11.19/g). IL WOMEN MEDIA ALL-AMERICANS 2006 (8) James Madison d. Richmond 9-8 First •• Senior Haley Warden made history twice this •• Seven student-athletes earned Inside Lacrosse (1) Duke d. (8) James Madison 16-6 Quarters postseason. She’s the first player in league history Media All-American status. James Madison had four 2007 (7) Johns Hopkins d. Hofstra 12-8 First to be named Defensive Player of the Year and Player selections while Towson received three selections. 2008 (5) Syracuse d. Towson 21-9 First of the Year at any point during her career. She also •• Headlining the group was James Madison senior 2009 (3) North Carolina d. Towson 15-4 First became the first player in league history to be named Kristen Gaudian, who was named to the First Team. 2010 (5) James Madison d. Stanford 9-8 First Most Outstanding Performer of the CAA Championship •• The CAA Defensive Co-Players of the Year, Olivia Conti (6) Virginia d. Towson 14-12 First in consecutive seasons. of Towson and Haley Warden of JMU landed a spot on Syracuse d. (5) James Madison 7-3 Quarters the Second Team. 2011 Princeton d. (8) James Madison 11-10 First #CAALAX REGULAR SEASON CHAMPIONS (8) •• James Madison captured the 2018 CAA Regular •• JMU’s Elena Romesburg was on the Third Team. 2012 Towson d. Monmouth 15-5 Play-In Season Championship by going 6-0 this season, •• Towson defenders Tianna Wallpher and Sami Penn State d. Towson 15-8 First defeating Towson, 17-16, in overtime, on the final day Chenoweth, and Dukes defender Rebecca Tooker each 2013 Stony Brook d. Towson 8-6 First of the regular season. received honorable mentions. 2014 Stony Brook d. Towson 10-8 First •• James Madison has earned at least a share of the 2015 USC d. James Madison 13-10 First regular season title in six of the last nine years and IWLCA ALL-REGION 2016 Stanford d. James Madison 9-8 First has 12 regular season titles overall. •• Ten CAA student-athletes earned IWLCA All-Mid- Towson d. Old Dominion 16-5 First Atlantic Region honors. They are now eligible for (7) Penn d. Towson 12-4 Second inclusion on the IWLCA All-America teams. #CAALAX IN THE RPI 2017 High Point d. Towson 21-5 First •• The CAA is ranked fourth in the NCAA RPI, behind the •• Towson led the way with six selections, including four Virginia d. Elon 11-9 First on the first team, while Delaware had three honorees ACC, Big Ten and Ivy League. James Madison d. Louisville 12-6 First and Hofstra had one. •• James Madison has an RPI of four while Towson’s RPI (4) Penn State d. James Madison 19-14 Second is seven. •• Towson’s Olivia Conti, Tianna Wallpher, Sami 2018 (3) James Madison Bye First Chenoweth, and Kiley Keating all earned sports on the (7) Towson d. Wagner 16-6 First Mid-Atlantic First Team. Junior Natalie Sulmonte and (3) Emily Gillingham were named to the Second Team. James Madison d. Virginia 15-12 Second Northwestern d. (7) Towson 21-17 Second •• Rounding out the Mid-Atlantic Region Second Team (3) James Madison d. (6) Florida 11-8 Quarters were Delaware’s Taylor Carpentier, Chatae Simmsv (3) (2) and Becky Gohsler and Hofstra sophomore Alyssa James Madison vs. North Carolina Semifinals Parrella. Gohsler & Parella earned the honor for the the second straight season.

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ECAC HONORS WELL, THAT WAS FAST #CAACHAMPS HISTORY •• Towson sophomore Olivia Conti was named the ECAC •• Towson’s Emily Gillingham tied an NCAA Tournament Women’s Lacrosse Defensive Player of the Year. Conti record by scoring nine into the Tigers’ first round game BY THE NUMBERS (Since 1996) was one of three CAA players to earn All-ECAC First against Wagner. It’s also the second-fastest goal in Team honors, joined by James Madison’s Kristen CAA history. Former Towson Tiger Stephanie Howell 1 Seed vs. 2 Seed Championship Final 14 Times Gaudian and Haley Warden. holds the CAA record, scoring eight seconds into a 2018, 2016, 2014, 2012, 2011, 2007, 2006, 2005, 2003, 2002, contest against Mount St. Mary’s in 2002. 2000, 1999, 1998, 1996 FOUR TAKEN IN WPLL DRAFT •• William & Mary had back-to-back goals in an eight- •• Four CAA women’s lacrosse seniors were taken in the second span at Hofstra on April 8. Meredith Hughes 1 Seed vs. 3 Seed Championship Final Seven Times Women’s Professional Lacrosse League Collegiate accounted for both goals for the second-fastest span 2017, 2013, 2010, 2008, 2004, 2001, 1997 Draft, on May 7. The quartet joins six former CAA in league history. Her coach, Hillary Fratzke is the only players who were taken in the inaugural draft. other player to post consecutive goals eight seconds 2 Seed vs. 4 Seed Championship Final Twice •• James Madison’s Kristen Gaudian, the CAA Player of apart. 2015, 2009 the Year, was the 12th overall pick in the draft, taken by the Baltimore Brave. Teammate Elena Romesburg #CAACHAMPS RUNDOWN 3 Seed vs. 4 Seed Championship Final Never was the 16th overall pick by the Upstate Pride. Towson •• The 2018 CAA Women’s Lacrosse Championship teammates Emily Gillingham and Kaitlyn Montalbano was held May 4-6 and hosted by James Madison at 1 Seed Record in CAA Tournament Play 33-10 went 18th and 19th, respectively. Gillingham was Sentara Park. All three games aired exclusively on selected by the Philadelphia Fire while Montalbano will LaxSports Network. CAA Titles for 1 Seed 14 join Gaudian in Baltimore. •• James Madison, Towson, Elon and Delaware was 2018, 2017, 2014, 2012, 2010, 2007, 2006, 2005, 2004, •• The Baltimore Brave is guided by current Towson Head comprised the field for the second consecutive year. As 2003, 2002, 1999, 1998, 1996 Coach Sonia LaMonica. The Brave roster also consists was the case last year, JMU is the top seed, Towson is of former Tigers Samantha Brookhart, Kelly McQuilkin the No. 2 Seed, Elon is the No. 3 Seed and Delaware is 2 Seed Record in CAA Tournament Play 27-17 and Kelsea Donnelly. the No. 4 Seed. •• Two Hofstra Pride were selected by the New York •• James Madison has been the No. 1 seed eight times. CAA Titles for 2 Seed 5 Fight while a third was selected by the New England The Dukes are 14-2 as the top seed, winning titles in 2016, 2015, 2011, 2003, 2000 Command in the inaugural draft in August. The Fight, 1999, 2004, 2006, 2010, 2017, and 2018. which will be led by current Hofstra Head Coach •• Towson has been a No. 2 seed five times. The Tigers 3 Seed Record in CAA Tournament Play 17-17 Shannon Smith, selected attack Lindsay Scott and are 6-3 as the second seed, winning titles in 2005 and goalie Kelsey Gregerson. The Command selected Katie 2016. Hertsch, who was a defensive standout for the Pride. CAA Titles for 3 Seed 3 •• Elon made its third straight CAA Championship 2008, 2001, 1997 appearance as the No. 3 seed. The Phoenix is 1-3 all- ON THE DRAW time in CAA Championship action, advancing to the •• Towson’s Natalie Sulmonte set the CAA single game 4 Seed Record in CAA Tournament Play 8-21 title game in 2017. record for draw controls with 14 against Georgetown on February 18. The previous standard was 12 set by •• Delaware has been the No. 4 seed three times. The CAA Titles for 4 Seed 1 Blue Hens are 0-4 as the fourth seed. 2009 former Hofstra standout Brittain Altomare in 2015. •• Sulmonte, a junior, recorded her 200th draw control on #CAACHAMPS SEMIFNAL RECAPS April 8 against Delaware and is third all-time in CAA •• James Madison 17, Delaware 5: Senior Kristen history with 215 career draw controls list. PAST CAA CHAMPIONS Gaudian scored five goals to lead an efficient offensive Year Champion Runner-Up Score •• JMU senior midfielder Haley Warden recorded her attack as top-seeded James Madison defeated 1992 William & Mary Loyola 7-5 200th draw control on April 15 against Elon and fourth-seeded Delaware, 17-5, at Sentara Park. The 1993 Loyola Old Dominion 16-11 is second all-time in league history with 232. She defending CAA champs punched their title game for 1994 Loyola William & Mary 8-7 became JMU’s all-time leader on March 3, notching her the fifth consecutive season. Coming out strong on a 1995 Old Dominion Delaware 9-7(OT) 165th draw control against Temple. defensive front, junior Caroline Sdanowich produced 1996 Loyola William & Mary 13-5 •• Warden has 95 draw controls this season, which five caused turnovers for a new career high, and senior 1997 James Madison Loyola 9-8 second all-time in CAA single season history. Rebecca Tooker had the same to match her career high. The Blue Hens were led in defeat by Becky Gohsler, 1998 Loyola James Madison 8-7 •• Delaware senior Becky Gohsler shattered her career who scored two goals and finished the season with 37. 1999 James Madison Loyola 17-6 high with 81 draw controls in 2018, good for sixth 2000 Loyola James Madison 12-10 all-time in CAA single season history. She finished her •• Towson 9, Elon 7: Junior Natalie Sulmonte scored four 2001 James Madison Loyola 6-5 career with 186, tying her for fifth in CAA history. goals while senior Emily Gillingham and junior Carly Tellekamp each scored twice to send second-seeded 2002 Loyola Old Dominion 12-5 •• Former Towson Tiger and current William & Mary Head Towson past third-seeded Elon, 9-7. Tiger sophomore 2003 James Madison Old Dominion 11-9 Coach Hillary Fratzke owns the CAA career record goalkeeper Kiley Keating played lights out in the cage, 2004 James Madison William & Mary 13-12(OT) (327) and the CAA single season record (107). 2005 Towson Hofstra 18-15 making 14 saves and turning the Phoenix away down the stretch as Towson held on from being outscored 2006 James Madison Hofstra 14-8 CAUSING THOSE TURNOVERS 3-0 in the final 10:45 of the game. Kelsey Dupere, 2007 Hofstra James Madison 15-13 •• Towson sophomore Olivia Conti has broken own CAA Stephanie Asher and Abby Godfrey all accounted for 2008 Towson William & Mary 16-7 single season record with 51 caused turnovers. Elon’s final scores as part of a comeback that came up 2009 Towson Delaware 8-7 •• Conti has 101 caused turnovers in 40 career games, just short. 2010 James Madison Hofstra 10-6 which ranks her 15th all-time in CAA history. 2011 James Madison Towson 8-6 •• James Madison’s Haley Warden has 117 caused 2012 Towson James Madison 8-7 turnovers for her career, which is eighth all-time. 2013 Towson Hofstra 9-4 2014 Towson James Madison 12-11(OT) •• Towson senior Tianna Wallpher finished her career 2015 James Madison Towson 13-6 with 107 caused turnovers, which ranks her 12th all- 2016 Towson James Madison 14-6 time in CAA history. 2017 James Madison Elon 15-7 •• Former Towson Tiger and current William & Mary Head 2018 James Madison Towson 16-10 Coach Hillary Fratzke owns the CAA record with 144 career caused turnovers.

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#CAACHAMPS FINAL RECAP UPSET CITY •• James Madison 16, Towson 10 Top-seeded James •• James Madison’s upset of No. 3 North Carolina in NATIONAL HONORS Madison captured its second straight CAA Women’s double overtime was first top-five win for the Dukes Lacrosse Championship, and the program’s 11th since an 8-7 triumph against No. 5 Loyola on March TEWAARATON AWARD all-time, with a 16-10 victory over second-seeded 1, 2014. FINALIST Towson at Sentara Park. Madison senior Haley Warden •• Towson’s upset of No. 4 Penn State was believed to Kristen Gaudian James Madison became the first player in conference history to earn the first-ever top-five win for the Tigers in program TOP-25 NOMINEES back-to-back CAA Championship Most Outstanding history. Performer honors, scoring one goal in the victory. Kristen Gaudian James Madison Classmate Kristen Gaudian, the 2018 CAA Player of •• The Tigers also posted a win over No. 6 Florida to Haley Warden James Madison the Year, led all players with five goals, and also dished improve to 2-1 against teams ranked in the top-10. Olivia Conti Towson out one assist, while fellow senior Elena Romesburg WATCH LIST IL MIDSEASON MEDIA ALL-AMERICAS had a career day with four goals. Senior Katie Kerrigan Kristen Gaudian James Madison had a seven-point day as well with one goal and six •• Seven CAA Women’s Lacrosse players were recognized as Midseason All-Americans by Inside Lacrosse. James Haley Warden James Madison assists. For Towson, Natalie Sulmonte had four goals Olivia Conti Towson while Emily Gillingham had a pair. Madison had three players honored while Towson had four players land spots on teams. Elena Romesburg James Madison Natalie Sulmonte Towson KEEPING IT 100 •• James Madison senior attacker Kristen Gaudian and Emily Gillingham Towson •• Elon senior Stephanie Asher, the CAA’s active career Towson sophomore defender Olivia Conti landed on Stephanie Asher Elon leader in goals, finished with 179, good for tenth the Second Team. all-time in CAA history. She finished with 211 career •• James Madison had two players on the Third Team IWLCA ALL-REGION points, tying her for 18th all-time. in senior midfielders Elena Romesburg and Haley •• Towson senior Kaitlyn Montalbano finished her career Warden while Towson sophomore defender Sami ALL-MID-ATLANTIC FIRST TEAM with 197 points, just three shy of becoming the 24th Chenoweth also earned a spot on the team. Sami Chenoweth So. D Towson player in CAA history to have 200+ points. •• Towson had two honorable mentions in junior Olivia Conti So. D Towson •• Hofstra sophomore Alyssa Parrella scored her 100th attacker Natalie Sulmonte and senior defender Tianna Kiley Keating So. GK Towson career goal on April 22 against James Madison. Parrella Wallpher. Tianna Wallpher Sr. D Towson has 156 career points in just two seasons for the Pride. ALL-MID-ATLANTIC SECOND TEAM •• Four Tigers have notched their 100th career goals US LACROSSE PLAYER OF THE WEEK Taylor Carpentier Sr. GK Delaware Kaitlyn Montalbano recorded the 100th goal of her •• James Madison’s Kristen Gaudian was named the US Becky Gohsler Sr. A Delaware career in the win over Michigan. Emily Gillingham Lacrosse Magazine on February 12 after her five-goal Chantae Simms Jr. D Delaware notched her 100th against No. 1 Stony Brook. Carly effort in the upset of No. 3 North Carolina. Alyssa Parrella So. A Hofstra Tellekamp tallied her 100th against Delaware on April Emily Gillingham Sr. M Towson ILWOMEN ROOKIE OF THE WEEK 6. Junior Natalie Sulmonte scored her 100th career Natalie Sulmonte Jr. A Towson goal against Elon on April 13. •• Towson’s Kaitlyn Thornton was named the IL Women National Rookie of the Week on February 21 after •• James Madison senior Kristen Gaudian posted her notching three goals and three assists in her six-point ILWOMEN.COM MEDIA POSTSEASON 100th career goal at No. 2 Maryland. Elena Romesburg day against Georgetown. ALL-AMERICANS became the 22nd Duke in program history to net 100 FIRST TEAM goals on April 8 against Drexel. 2018 PRESEASON RUNDOWN Kristen Gaudian Sr. A James Madison •• Delaware senior Becky Gohsler scored the 100th •• James Madison was selected to repeat as CAA of her career on April 27 against Drexel. Gohsler had Women’s Lacrosse champions. James Madison SECOND TEAM five goals in that game to help the Hens clinch a CAA received six first place votes for a total of 36 points, Olivia Conti So. D Towson Championship berth. finishing just ahead of Towson which finished with 31 Haley Warden Sr. M James Madison points Elon was picked to finish third with 24 points THIRD TEAM POINTS ON POINTS ON POINTS while Delaware was close behind in fourth with 21 Elena Romesburg Sr. M James Madison •• Towson posted 35 points in the 21-13 win over points. Rounding out the group was Hofstra (16), Georgetown on February 18. It was the third-most in Drexel (11) and William & Mary (8). HONORABLE MENTION Sami Chenoweth So. D Towson CAA single game history. •• James Madison junior Haley Warden was chosen as •• James Madison cracked the 30-point mark in the 21-9 the CAA Preseason Player of the Year in a vote of the Rebecca Tooker Sr. D James Madison victory over UConn on February 18. The Dukes finished league’s seven head coaches. Tianna Wallpher Sr. D Towson with 31 points on the day. •• Five CAA players earned Inside Lacrosse Media ILWOMEN.COM MEDIA MID-SEASON •• The Dukes also hit the 30-point mark in the 21-4 win Preseason All-American recognition. JMU senior Haley ALL-AMERICANS at William & Mary on April 13. Warden and Towson sophomore Oliva Conti were named to the Second Team. Elon senior Stephanie SECOND TEAM LET MIA HELP YOU, AND KATIE TOO Asher, Hofstra sophomore Alyssa Parrella, and Kristen Gaudian Sr. A James Madison •• Delaware sophomore Mia DeRuggiero set a CAA Towson senior Tianna Wallpher all earned honorable Olivia Conti So. D Towson single game record with nine assists against Canisius mention. on March 9. THIRD TEAM Elena Romesburg Sr. M James Madison •• JMU’s Katie Kerrigan had eight assists at Elon on April Haley Warden Sr. M James Madison 15. It’s the second-most in CAA single game history Sami Chenoweth So. D Towson and the most-ever in a conference game. HONORABLE MENTION Natalie Sulmonte Jr. A Towson Tianna Wallpher Sr. D Towson

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NCAA STATISTICAL LEADERS CAA INDIVIDUAL GAME HIGHS CAA TEAM GAME HIGHS THRU GAMES ON MAY 19 POINTS POINTS Mia DeRuggiero (DEL) at Canisius (3/9) 9 Towson vs Georgetown (2/18) 35 LEADERS (Top-25) Alyssa Parrella (HOF) vs UNH (3/29) 9 James Madison vs UConn (2/18) 31 Category Team Rank Stat Emily Gillingham (TOW) vs Georgetown (2/18) 8 James Madison at William & Mary (4/13) 30 Assists/g James Madison 13 6.90 Kristen Gaudian (JMU) at Rutgers (3/10) 8 GOALS CT/g James Madison 9 11.19 Katie Kerrigan (JMU) at Elon (4/15) 8 Towson vs Georgetown (2/18) 21 Towson 11 11.05 GOALS James Madison vs UConn (2/18) 21 Delaware 17 10.61 Emily Gillingham (TOW) vs Georgetown (2/18) 7 James Madison at William & Mary (4/13) 21 Free Position Pct Towson 4 0.517 Carly Tellekamp (TOW) vs Hofstra (3/20) 7 Towson vs Drexel (4/6) 20 Points/g James Madison 9 22.67 Kristen Gaudian (JMU) vs VaTech (2/14) 6 Saves Pct Towson 24 0.473 ASSISTS Alyssa Parrella (HOF) vs Fairfield (2/24) 6 Scoring Defense James Madison 4 8.86 Towson vs Georgetown (2/18) 14 Christine Long (DEL) at Canisius (3/9) 6 Towson 8 9.38 James Madison vs Towson (5/6) 11 Becky Gohsler (DEL) at Bryant (3/25) 6 Scoring Margin James Madison 4 6.90 Alyssa Parrella (HOF) vs UNH (3/29) 6 Towson 15 4.48 SHOTS Courtney Dietzel (DREX) vs WM (4/20) 6 Scoring Offense James Madison 12 15.76 Hofstra vs Columbia (3/20) 41 Stephanie Asher (ELON) at Drexel (4/22) 6 Shot Pct James Madison 2 0.497 William & Mary vs VCU (3/14) 39 Drexel at ECU (3/30) 39 Towson 14 0.463 ASSISTS Elon at Drexel (4/22) 39 Shots on Goal/g James Madison 20 24.57 Mia DeRuggiero (DEL) at Canisius (3/9) 9 Turnovers/g James Madison 18 14.43 Katie Kerrigan (JMU) at Elon (4/15) 8 SAVES Hofstra 25 14.94 William & Mary at Richmond (3/24) 19 SHOTS Win Pct James Madison 2 0.952 Hofstra at Maryland (3/3) 16 Towson 11 0.762 Alyssa Parrella (HOF) vs Columbia (3/20) 15 Yellow Cards James Madison 11 40 Alyssa Parrella (HOF) vs Drexel (4/15) 13 GROUND BALLS Becky Gohsler (DEL) vs Drexel (4/27) 13 William & Mary vs VCU (3/14) 35 Towson at Florida (3/21) 30 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS (Top-25) SAVES Category Player Rank Stat Elsa Rall (WM) at Richmond (3/24) 18 DRAW CONTROLS Assists Katie Kerrigan, JMU 6 53 Maddie Fields (HOF) at Maryland (3/3) 16 William & Mary vs Longwood (2/20) 20 Assists/g Katie Kerrigan, JMU 9 2.52 James Madison vs Delaware (4/6) 20 GROUND BALLS CT/g Olivia Conti, Towson 7 2.48 Towson vs Georgetown (2/18) 19 Elsa Rall (WM) at Vanderbilt (3/5) 7 Becky Gohsler, Delaware 13 2.11 Delaware vs La Salle (2/21) 19 Kiley Keating (TOW) at Stony Brook (3/17) 7 Sami Chenoweth, Towson 16 2.10 Hofstra vs Columbia (3/20) 19 Chantae Simms (DEL) vs SDSU (3/27) 7 Haley Warden, JMU 18 2.05 Drexel vs Elon (4/22) 19 Haley Warden (JMU) vs Virginia (4/18) 7 Tianna Wallpher, Towson 20 2.00 Towson vs James Madison (4/28) 19 FP Goals/g Kristen Gaudian, JMU 7 1.29 DRAW CONTROLS CAUSED TURNOVERS Karson Harris, Drexel 14 1.13 Natalie Sulmonte (TOW) vs Georgetown (2/18) 14 William & Mary vs VCU (3/14) 19 Alyssa Parrella, Hofstra 16 1.12 Stephanie Asher (ELON) at CCU (3/18) 10 Natalie Sulmonte, Towson 18 1.10 Towson vs at Elon (4/13) 16 FP Pct Kristen Gaudian, JMU 5 0.692 CAUSED TURNOVERS Elon at Drexel (4/22) 16 Goals Kristen Gaudian, JMU 9 74 Olivia Conti (TOW) at Elon (4/13) 7 Elena Romesburg, JMU 21 63 Cameron MacDonald (WM) at Liberty (3/28) 6 Goals/g Kristen Gaudian, JMU 18 3.52 Rachel Warden (DREX) at High Point (3/28) 6 GAA Kiley Keating, Towson 10 9.36 Points Kristen Gaudian, JMU 19 89 Points/g Alyssa Parrella, Hofstra 16 4.71 Saves Taylor Carpentier, Delaware 21 168 Saves/g Taylor Carpentier, Delaware 18 9.88 Shot Pct Kristen Gaudian, JMU 1 0.655 Carly Tellekamp, Towson 23 0.554 Shots/g Alyssa Parrella, Hofstra 6 8.12 SOG/g Alyssa Parrella, Hofstra 1 6.41

6 | 2018 CAA WOMEN’S LACROSSE CAA WOMEN’S LACROSSE NCAA REPORT #CAALAX RECORDS SINGLE SEASON DRAW CONTROLS Year GP DC CAUSED TURNOVERS Year GP CT 1. Hillary Fratzke, Towson 2006 17 107 1. James Madison 2006 20 253 INDIVIDUAL 2. Haley Warden, James Madison 2018 21 95 2. James Madison 2018 21 235 GOALS Year GP G 3. Brittain Altomare, Hofstra 2015 17 93 3. Towson 2018 21 232 1. Gail Decker, James Madison 2004 19 81 4. Natalie Sulmonte, Towson 2017 19 90 4. James Madison 2017 21 230 2. Kristen Gaudian, James Madison 2018 21 74 5. Hillary Fratzke, Towson 2008 19 86 5. William & Mary 2010 18 227 Shannon Witzel, Towson 2005 19 71 6. Becky Gohsler, Delaware 2018 18 81 6. Drexel 2006 17 217 4. Jaime Sellers, WM 2008 19 66 7. Stephanie Asher, Elon 2018 15 76 7. Towson 2017 19 216 5. Stacey Morlang, Loyola 2000 20 65 8. Kristen Gaudian, James Madison 2018 21 74 8. James Madison 2003 19 212 6. Elena Romesburg, James Madison 2018 21 63 Natalie Sulmonte, Towson 2018 21 74 9. Towson 2008 19 211 Stacey Morlang, Loyola 2002 19 63 10. Emily Hoesch, Drexel 2005 17 73 10. Towson 2009 19 205 Caitlin McCartney, Delaware 2015 18 73 8. Hillary Fratzke, Towson 2008 19 62 CAUSED TO PER GAME Year GP DC Avg/G Stacey Morlang, Loyola 2001 20 62 12. Elena Romesburg, James Madison 2018 21 70 1. Drexel 2006 17 217 12.76 Jess Marion, James Madison 2000 18 62 Hillary Fratzke, Towson 2010 18 70 2. Delaware 2006 17 217 12.76 11 Shannon Witzel, Towson 2006 17 61 Marlaine Smith, ODU 2003 15 70 3. James Madison 2006 20 253 12.65 12. Annie Wagner, James Madison 2007 18 59 Haley Warden, James Madison 2017 21 69 4. William & Mary 2010 18 227 12.61 Kelly Berger, James Madison 2006 20 59 Stephanie Finley, James Madison 2014 18 69 5. Towson 2002 16 191 11.94 Jill Toomey, GMU 2003 17 59 17. Alexa Mattera, Hofstra 2018 17 68 6. Delaware 2005 16 184 11.50 Jill Toomey, GMU 2002 18 59 Drexel 2008 17 195 11.47 16. Stephanie Asher, Elon 2017 19 58 CAUSED TURNOVERS (since 2001) Year GP CT Drexel 2007 17 195 11.47 17. Alyssa Parrella, Hofstra 2018 17 57 1. Olivia Conti 2018 21 52 2. Olivia Conti, Towson 2017 19 49 9. Towson 2017 19 216 11.37 3. Hillary Fratzke, Towson 2008 19 47 10. James Madison 2018 21 235 11.19 GOALS PER GAME Year GP G AVG 11. Towson 2018 21 232 11.05 1. Gail Decker, James Madison 2004 19 81 4.26 Bridget Eder, Hofstra 2005 18 47 2. Suzanne Wosczyna, ODU 2003 12 45 3.75 5. Haley Warden, JMU 2017 21 47 3. Shannon Witzel, Towson 2005 19 71 3.74 6. Abby Junior, WM 2017 16 46 CAREER 7. Grace Golden, WM 2011 17 45 4. Shannon Witzel, Towson 2006 17 61 3.59 GOALS Years G 5. Suzanne Wosczyna, ODU 2004 16 57 3.56 Paula Priest, GMU 2002 18 45 1. Stacey Morlang, Loyola 1999-02 221 Kathleen Mikowski, Hofstra 2003 16 57 3.56 Jenny Rogers, WM 2001 15 45 2. Shannon Witzel, Towson 2004-07 208 7. Eleni Vagelatos, AU 2007 15 53 3.53 10. Sami Chenoweth, Towson 2018 21 44 3. Suzanne Wosczyna, ODU 2001-04 206 8. Kristen Gaudian, JMU 2018 21 74 3.52 11. Haley Warden, JMU 2018 21 43 4. Gail Decker, James Madison 2001-04 201 9. Lindsay Scott, Hofstra 2016 15 52 3.47 12. Tianna Wallpher, Towson 2018 21 42 5. Hillary Fratzke, Towson 2006-10 199 Jaime Sellers, WM 2008 19 66 3.47 Sarah Jonson, WM 2010 12 42 6. Emily Hoesch, Drexel 2004-07 189 Jill Toomey, GMU 2003 17 59 3.47 Kerry Miller, GMU 2002 18 42 7. Jill Toomey, GMU 2000-03 188 16. Hillary Fratzke, Towson 2007 15 41 8. Grace Golden, WM 2008-11 187 ASSISTS Year GP AST Katie Linertz, GMU 2003 17 41 18. Ashlee Dardine, James Madison 2005 16 40 9. Kelly Berger, James Madison 2004-07 184 1. Samantha Brookhart, Towson 2017 19 55 10. Stephanie Asher 2015-18 179 2. Katie Kerrigan, James Madison 2018 21 53 April Iannetta, Hofstra 2013 19 40 Grace Golden, WM 2010 18 40 Monica Zabel, James Madison 2012 18 49 ASSISTS Years AST 4. Suzanne Wosczyna, ODU 2002 18 47 1. Brittain Altomare, Hofstra 2012-15 129 5. Erika Mawhorr, Loyola 1993 17 46 TEAM 2. Monica Zabel, James Madison 2009-12 121 6. Katie Kerrigan, James Madison 2017 21 44 GOALS Year GP G 3. Suzanne Wosczyna, ODU 2001-04 119 Lindsey Lowman, WM 2001 16 44 4. Megan Riley, James Madison 1996-99 109 8. Meggie McNamara, Towson 2009 19 43 1. James Madison 2018 21 331 2. Towson 2018 21 291 5. Ashley Holofcener, WM 2008-11 101 9. Brittain Altomare, Hofstra 2015 17 42 6. Katie Kerrigan 2016-pres. 100 10. Megan Riley, James Madison 1999 18 41 3. James Madison 2017 21 271 4. James Madison 2015 20 265 7. Samantha Brookhart, Towson 2014-17 97 5. James Madison 2000 18 258 8. Kerry Kelly, Drexel 2004-07 94 ASSISTS PER GAME Year GP A AVG 9. Ashleigh Rohrback, Towson 2010-14 91 1. Samantha Brookhart, Towson 2017 19 55 2.89 GOALS PER GAME Year GP G Avg/G 10. Madalyn Jamison, GMU 2008-11 90 2. Lindsey Lowman, WM 2001 16 44 2.75 1. James Madison 2018 21 331 15.76 11. Andi Raymond, Towson 2011-15 89 3. Monica Zabel, James Madison 2012 18 49 2.72 2. William & Mary 2009 17 244 14.35 4. Erika Mawhorr, Loyola 1993 17 46 2.71 3. James Madison 2000 18 258 14.33 DRAW CONTROLS (since 2001) Years DC 5 Suzanne Wosczyna, ODU 2003 12 32 2.67 4. Drexel 2006 17 238 14.00 1. Hillary Fratzke, Towson 2006-10 327 6. Suzanne Wosczyna, ODU 2002 18 47 2.61 5. Towson 2018 21 291 13.86 2. Haley Warden, James Madison 2015-pres. 232 7. Katie Kerrigan, James Madison 2018 21 53 2.52 3. Natalie Sulmonte, Towson 2016-pres. 215 8. Brittain Altomare, Hofstra 2015 17 42 2.47 ASSISTS Year GP AST 4. Brittain Altomare, Hofstra 2012-15 200 9. Ashleigh Rohrback, Towson 2013 13 32 2.46 1. James Madison 2018 21 145 5. Becky Gohsler, Delaware 2015-18 186 10. Madalyn Jamison, GMU 2010 16 38 2.38 2. James Madison 1999 18 131 Caitlin McCartney, Delaware 2012-15 186 11. Megan Riley, James Madison 1999 18 41 2.28 3. Towson 2017 19 122 7. April Iannetta, Hofstra 2012-15 177 12. Meggie McNamara, Towson 2009 19 43 2.26 4. James Madison 2018 17 121 8. Breanna Hamm, Towson 2013-16 171 5. James Madison 2010 20 114 9. Becky Trumbo, Towson 2003-06 168 POINTS Year GP PTS Towson 2009 19 114 10. Gail Decker, James Madison 2001-04 164 1. Gail Decker, James Madison 2004 19 112 11. Katie Veneziale, ODU 2004-07 160 2. Suzanne Wosczyna, ODU 2002 18 103 POINTS Year GP PTS 12. Ellen Shaffrey, WM 2012-15 156 3. Megan Riley, James Madison 1999 18 93 1. James Madison 2018 21 476 13. Grace Golden, WM 2012-15 153 4. Kelly Berger, James Madison 2006 20 93 2. Towson 2018 21 398 5. Kristen Gaudian, James Madison 2018 21 89 3 James Madison 2017 21 382 CAUSED TURNOVERS (since 2001) Years CT 6. Hillary Fratzke, Towson 2009 19 86 4. James Madison 2015 20 378 1. Hillary Fratzke, Towson 2006-10 144 Erika Mawhorr, Loyola 1993 17 86 5. Towson 2017 19 376 2. Sarah Johnson, WM 2008-11 134 8. Suzanne Wosczyna, ODU 2004 16 85 3. Kristen Wong, WM 2004-07 129 Stacey Morlang, Loyola 2002 19 85 DRAW CONTROLS Year GP DC 4. Abby Junior, WM 2014-17 126 Stacey Morlang, Loyola 2000 20 85 1. James Madison 2018 21 302 Erin Wein, UD 2013-16 126 11. Shannon Witzel, Towson 2005 19 84 2. William & Mary 2008 19 269 Bridget Eder, Hofstra 2002-05 126 Stacey Morlang, Loyola 2001 20 84 3. James Madison 2017 21 268 7. Grace Golden, WM 2008-11 122 4. Towson 2008 19 264 8. Haley Warden, James Madison 2015-pres. 117 5. James Madison 2007 18 258 9. April Iannetta, Hofstra 2012-15 110 DRAWS PER GAME Year GP DC Avg/G Caroline Jacobs, ODU 2004-07 110 1. Towson 2006 17 254 14.94 Ashley Dardine, James Madison 2002-05 110 2. James Madison 2018 21 302 14.38 12. Tianna Wallpher, Towson 2015-pres. 107 3. James Madison 2007 18 258 14.33 Melissa Curry, GMU 2004-07 105 4. William & Mary 2009 17 241 14.18 14. Brandi Evans, GMU 2002-05 102 5. William & Mary 2008 19 269 14.16 15. Olivia Conti, Towson 2017-pres. 101

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CAA POSTSEASON HONORS WEEKLY HONORS PRESEASON HONORS

ALL-CAA FIRST TEAM PLAYER OF THE WEEK PRESEASON ALL-CAA TEAM Stephanie Asher, Elon Sr. A 2/13 Kristen Gaudian (M), James Madison Stephanie Asher, Elon Sr. A Kristen Gaudian, JMU Sr. A Natalie Sulmonte (A/M), Towson Kristen Gaudian, James Madison Sr. A Natalie Sulmonte, Towson Jr. A 2/20 Elena Romesburg (M), James Madison Natalie Sulmonte, Towson Jr. A Alyssa Parrella, Hofstra So. A Emiliy Gillingham (M), Towson Emily Gillingham, Towson Sr. M Emily Gillingham, Towson Sr. M Becky Gohsler, Delaware Sr. M 2/27 Alyssa Parrella (A), Hofstra Becky Gohsler, Delaware Sr. M Elena Romesburg, JMU Sr. M 3/6 Becky Gohsler (M), Delaware Kaitlyn Montalbano, Towson Sr. M Haley Warden, JMU Sr. M 3/12 Kristen Gaudian (M), James Madison Alyssa Parrella, Hofstra So. M Olivia Conti, Towson So. D 3/19 Kristen Gaudian (M), James Madison Elena Romesburg, James Madison Sr. M Rebecca Tooker, JMU Sr. D 3/26 Becky Gohsler (M), Delaware Haley Warden, James Madison Sr. M Tianna Wallpher, Towson Sr. D 4/2 Alyssa Parrella (A), Hofstra Olivia Conti, Towson So. D Molly Dougherty, JMU R-Fr. GK 4/9 Elena Romesburg (M), James Madison Rebecca Tooker, James Madison Sr. D Kiley Keating, Towson So. GK 4/16 Katie Kerrigan (A), James Madison Tianna Wallpher, Towson Sr. D ALL-CAA SECOND TEAM 4/23 Stephanie Asher (A), Elon Alexis Zadjura, Elon Sr. D Mia DeRuggiero, Delaware So. A Carly Tellekamp (A), Towson Taylor Carpentier, Delaware Sr. GK Colleen Grady, Drexel Fr. A 4/30 Elena Romesburg (M), James Madison Honorable Mention: Carly Tellekamp, Towson (Jr., A), Hanna Haven, JMU Jr. A Hanna Haven, James Madison (Jr., M), Drew Shapiro, Katie Kerrigan, JMU Sr. A DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK Hofstra (Sr., M), Molly Savage, Drexel (Sr., D) Carly Tellekamp, Towson Jr. A 2/13 Rebecca Tooker (D), James Madison Karson Harris, Drexel Fr. M 2/20 Haley Warden (M), James Madison Preseason Player of the Year: Haley Warden, JMU Alexa Mattera, Hofstra So. M 2/27 Emma Johnson (D), James Madison CAA PREDICTED ORDER OF FINISH Kaitlyn Montalbano, Towson Sr. M 3/6 Olivia Conti (D), Towson 1. James Madison 36 (6) Sami Chenoweth, Towson So. D 3/12 Haley Warden (M), James Madison Caroline Sdanowich, JMU Jr. D 2. Towson 31 (1) Chantae Simms, Delaware Jr. D 3/19 Lindsay Koch (D), William & Mary 3. Elon 24 Alexis Zadjura, Elon Sr. D 3/26 Kiley Keating (GK), Towson 4. Delaware 21 Taylor Carpentier, Delaware Sr. GK 4/2 Tianna Wallpher (D), Towson 5. Hofstra 16 4/9 Kiley Keating (GK), Towson 6. Drexel 11 CAA ALL-ROOKIE TEAM 4/16 Olivia Conti (D), Towson 7. William & Mary 8 Shannon Boyle, Hofstra Fr. D 4/23 Bridget Lamb (D), Elon Katie Checkosky, JMU Fr. A 4/30 Taylor Carpentier (GK), Delaware IL WOMEN MEDIA Quinn Daly, Elon Fr. M PRESEASON ALL-AMERICA Molly Dougherty, JMU R-Fr. GK ROOKIE OF THE WEEK Colleen Grady, Drexel Fr. A SECOND TEAM Karson Harris, Drexel Fr. M 2/13 Molly Dougherty (GK), James Madison 2/20 Karson Harris (M), Drexel Haley Warden, James Madison Sr. M Sophie Kopec, William & Mary Fr. A Olivia Conti, Towson So. D Anne Milwicz, William & Mary Fr. M 2/27 Annelise Kotz (M), William & Mary Kaitlin Thornton, Towson Fr. A 3/6 Katie Whelan (M), Hofstra HONORABLE MENTION Katie Whelan, Hofstra Fr. A 3/12 Karson Harris (M), Drexel Stephanie Asher, Elon Sr. A 3/19 Colleen Grady (M), Drexel Alyssa Parrella, Hofstra So. M CAA Player of the Year: 3/26 Katie Whelan (M), Hofstra Tianna Wallpher, Towson Sr. D Kristen Gaudian, JMU Kaitlin Thornton (A), Towson 4/2 Colleen Grady (M), Drexel CAA Defensive Players of the Year: Olivia Conti, Towson & Haley Warden, JMU 4/9 Sophie Kopec (A), William & Mary 4/16 Molly Dougherty (GK), James Madison CAA Rookie of the Year: 4/23 Colleen Grady (M), Drexel Colleen Grady, Drexel 4/30 Molly Dougherty (GK), James Madison CAA Coach of the Year: US LACROSSE MAGAZINE Shelley Klaes-Bawcome, JMU NATIONAL PLAYER OF THE WEEK 2/13 Kristen Gaudian (M), James Madison #CAACHAMPS ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM Haley Warden, JMU (Most Outstanding Performer) Kristen Gaudian, James Madison INSIDE LACROSSE WOMEN Elena Romesburg, James Madison NATIONAL ROOKIE OF THE WEEK Caroline Sdanowich, James Madison 2/21 Kaitlin Thornton (A), Towson Olivia Conti, Towson Rachel Mills, Towson Natalie Sulmonte, Towson Stephanie Asher, Elon Leah Zadjura, Elon Becky Gohsler, Delaware Chantae Simms, Delaware

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CAA IN THE IWLCA COACHES POLL

PRE F12 F19 F26 M5 M12 M19 M26 A2 A9 A16 A23 A30 M7 FINAL Delaware -- n/a ------Drexel -- n/a ------Elon 21 n/a RV ------Hofstra -- n/a ------James Madison 16 n/a 8 7 7 5 4 4 4 4 4 4 5 5 Towson 19 n/a 11 10 10 14 14 10 10 8 8 8 8 8 William & Mary -- n/a ------

CAA IN THE ILWOMEN/CASCADE MEDIA POLL

PRE F12 F19 F26 M5 M12 M19 M26 A2 A9 A16 A23 A30 M7 FINAL Delaware ------Drexel ------Elon RV RV ------Hofstra ------James Madison 17 8 6 5 3 3 3 4 4 4 4 4 5 5 Towson 20 11 11 9 10 13 14 9 7 6 6 6 7 8 William & Mary ------

CAA IN THE NIKE/US LACROSSE MAGAZINE TOP-20

PRE F12 F19 F26 M5 M12 M19 M26 A2 A9 A16 A23 A30 M7 FINAL Delaware ------Drexel ------Elon RV ------Hofstra ------James Madison 17 8 5 2 2 2 2 4 4 4 4 4 3 3 Towson RV 9 9 9 8 14 14 6 8 10 10 10 9 8 William & Mary ------

IWCLA COACHES POLL CASCADE MEDIA POLL NIKE/US LAX MAG T0P-20 MAY 7 MAY 7 MAY 7

Rank Team Points (1st Pl.) Previous Rank Team Points (1st Pl.) Previous Rank Team Record Previous 1 Stony Brook 613 (20) 1 1 Stony Brook (19-0) 459 (22) 1 1 Stony Brook 19-0 1 2 Maryland 602 2 2 Maryland (18-1) 418 (1) 2 2 Maryland 18-1 2 3 North Carolina 589 3 3 Boston College (19-1) 409 4 3 James Madison 18-1 3 4 Boston College 550 4 4 North Carolina (15-3) 397 3 4 North Carolina 15-3 4 5 James Madison 533 5 5 James Madison (18-1) 386 5 5 Boston College 19-1 5 6 Florida 476 6 6 Florida (16-3) 326 9 6 Florida 16-3 6 7 Navy (USNA) 430 10 7 Navy (16-3) 301 10 7 Northwestern 13-5 7 8 Towson 428 8 8 Towson (15-4) 298 7 8 Towson 15-4 9 9 Northwestern 396 7 9 Loyola (15-4) 254 8 9 Princeton 12-5 12 10 Loyola (MD) 390 9 10 Stanford (15-4) 244 11 10 Navy 16-3 14 11 Stanford 387 11 11 Northwestern (13-5) 242 6 11 Stanford 15-4 11 12 Princeton 355 15 12 Princeton (13-5) 233 13 12 Loyola 15-4 8 13 Virginia Tech 329 12 13 Virginia Tech (13-6) 170 12 13 Penn 13-4 10 14 Penn 314 13 14 Penn (13-4) 151 14 14 Colorado 13-5 13 15 Colorado 289 14 15 Colorado (13-5) 138 15 15 Virginia Tech 13-6 15 16 Penn State 253 19 16 Penn State (10-9) 105 24 16 High Point 17-2 16 17 High Point 210 18 17 High Point (17-2) 99 16 17 Penn State 10-9 18 18 Virginia 208 16 18 Denver (12-6) 70 19 18 Syracuse 9-9 17 19 Syracuse 197 17 19 Georgetown (12-6) 35 17 19 Johns Hopkins 10-8 20 20 Johns Hopkins 102 23 19 Syracuse (9-9) 35 19 20 Denver 12-6 NR 21 Georgetown 100 22 22 Notre Dame 94 20 OTHERS RECEIVING VOTES OTHERS CONSIDERED (alphabetical order) 23 Denver 93 NR Notre Dame, Jacksonville, USC, Virginia, Johns Dartmouth, Denver, Duke, Georgetown, Notre Dame, 24 Southern California 91 21 Hopkins, Richmond, Dartmouth, UMass Richmond, USC, Virginia 25 Dartmouth 60 24

OTHERS RECEIVING VOTES None

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DELAWARE BLUE HENS DREXEL DRAGONS ELON PHOENIX (8-10; 3-3 CAA) (4-12; 1-5 CAA) (4-11; 3-2 CAA) 2/17 at 12/14 Penn L, 5-12 2/14 at 22/RV Johns Hopkins L, 10-14 2/11 at 20/19 Duke L, 9-17 V 2/21 La Salle LSN W, 16-13 2/18 Iona W, 14-9 2/17 at 14/15Virginia L, 4-17 2/24 at Rutgers L, 10-14 2/24 Georgetown L, 8-16 2/25 at 18/17Notre Dame L, 9-11 V 2/28 Monmouth LSN W, 11-10 3/3 at Rutgers L, 6-15 3/1 High Point L, 10-11 3/3 at Georgetown L, 8-12 3/6 13/11Penn L, 11-16 3/4 at 24Stanford L, 10-17 3/9 at Canisius W, 16-9 3/10 at Villanova L, 12-20 3/13 4/6 North Carolina L, 1-12 V 3/13 1/1 Stony Brook LSN L, 8-20 3/14 at 17/20 Penn State L, 9-22 3/16 vs. Winthrop L, 9-14 3/18 at 17/RV Virginia Tech L, 10-17 3/18 Monmouth W, 16-11 3/18 at Coastal Carolina W, 14-6 3/25 at Bryant W, 18-11 3/28 at 25/RV High Point L, 10-21 3/24 17/16 Virginia Tech L, 12-14 V V 3/27 San Diego State LSN W, 15-10 3/30 at East Carolina W, 15-7 4/6 at Hofstra* LSN W, 12-8 V V 3/31 19/RV Princeton LSN L, 6-15 4/6 10/7Towson* L, 5-20 4/13 8/6Towson* LSN L, 4-10 V 4/6 at 4/4James Madison* L, 5-19 4/8 at 4/4James Madison* LSN L, 2-15 4/15 4/4James Madison* L, 3-15 V 4/8 at 10/7Towson* L, 7-16 4/15 at Hofstra* L, 11-13 4/20 at Delaware* LSN W, 10-6 4/13 at Hofstra* W, 12-8 4/20 William & Mary W, 14-9 4/22 at Drexel* W, 18-13 V 4/20 Elon* LSN L, 6-10 4/22 Elon* L, 13-18 4/28 William & Mary* No Contest V 4/22 William & Mary* LSN W, 14-6 4/27 at Delaware* L, 8-10 5/4 vs. No. 2 Towson** L, 7-9 4/27 Drexel* W, 10-8 V V LSN Lax Sports Network *CAA Contest LSN Lax Sports Network *CAA Contest **CAA Championship 5/4 vs. No. 1 James Madison** L, 5-17 V LSN Lax Sports Network *CAA Contest **CAA Championship

HOFSTRA PRIDE JAMES MADISON DUKES TOWSON TIGERS (8-9; 2-4 CAA) (20-1; 6-0 CAA) (16-5; 5-1 CAA)

2/17 Bucknell W, 13-1 2/10 3/3 North Carolina W, 15-14 (2OT) 2/10 4/4 Penn State W, 14-13 2/20 at Wagner W, 15-10 2/14 Virginia Tech W, 16-11 2/18 Georgetown W, 21-9 2/24 Fairfield L, 12-13 (OT) 2/18 vs. Connecticut W, 21-9 2/28 Michigan W, 14-7 3/3 at 2/4 Maryland L, 10-17 2/24 at High Point W, 16-13 3/3 Oregon PPD 3/6 at Quinnipiac W, 13-4 3/3 at Temple W, 19-7 3/7 at 16/18 Loyola L, 13-14 (3OT) 3/10 at 23/RV Johns Hopkins L, 6-15 3/7 17/20Penn State W, 14-12 3/10 Coastal Carolina W, 15-3 3/16 Dartmouth L, 9-17 3/10 at Rutgers W, 16-8 3/14 at Saint Joseph’s W, 13-2 V 3/20 Columbia LSN W, 17-8 3/17 Richmond W, 14-9 3/17 at 1/1 Stony Brook L, 8-13 3/23 at CCSU W, 15-3 3/21 at 9/10 Virginia PPD 3/21 at 6/6 Florida W, 14-11 3/29 New Hampshire W, 17-7 3/24 at 2/4 Maryland L, 12-15 3/26 Oregon W, 15-10 V 4/6 Elon* LSN L, 8-12 3/28 UC Davis W, 15-5 3/31 at Yale W, 9-4 4/8 at William & Mary* W, 15-14 (OT) 4/6 Delaware* W, 19-5 4/6 at Drexel* W, 20-5 V 4/13 Delaware* L, 8-12 4/8 Drexel* LSN W, 15-2 4/8 Delaware* W, 17-6 V 4/15 Drexel* W, 13-11 4/13 at William & Mary* W, 21-4 4/13 at Elon* LSN W, 10-4 4/20 at 8/6Towson* L, 11-15 4/15 at Elon* W, 15-3 4/15 at William & Mary* W, 17-5 4/22 at 4/4James Madison* L, 10-15 4/18 at 12/17 Virginia W, 15-10 4/20 Hofstra* W, 15-11 V 4/26 19/17 High Point L, 9-13 4/22 Hofstra* W, 15-10 4/25 at 25Johns Hopkins TV W, 9-8 V V V 4/28 at 8/6Towson* LSN W, 17-16 (OT) 4/28 4/4James Madison* LSN L, 16-17 (OT) LSN Lax Sports Network *CAA Contest V V 5/4 No. 4 Delaware** LSN W, 17-5 5/4 vs. No. 3 Elon** LSN W, 9-7 V V 5/6 No. 2 8/7 Towson** LSN W, 16-10 5/6 at No. 1 5/5 JMU** LSN L, 10-16 5/13 18/RV Virginia$ W, 15-12 5/11 Wagner$ W, 16-6 WILLIAM & MARY TRIBE 5/19 No. 6 6/6 Florida$ W, 11-8 5/13 9/11 Northwestern$ L, 17-21 V (4-12; 0-5 CAA) 5/25 No. 2 4/4 North Carolina$ TV 5pm *CAA Contest **CAA Championship $NCAA Championship V V 2/11 at 1/1 Maryland L, 7-18 LSN Lax Sports Network TV ESPNU *CAA Contest **CAA Championship $NCAA Championship 2/20 Longwood W, 15-9 V V 2/25 Davidson W, 12-9 LSN Lax Sports Network T V ESPN3 2/28 at 9/11Virginia L, 5-16 3/5 at RV Vanderbilt L, 6-19 3/10 at George Mason L, 5-13 3/14 VCU W, 15-5 3/17 Old Dominion W, 8-5 3/24 at Richmond L, 1-15 3/28 at Liberty L, 7-11 3/31 UC Davis L, 4-12 4/8 Hofstra* L, 14-15 (OT) 4/13 4/4 James Madison* L, 4-21 4/15 8/6Towson* L, 5-17 4/20 at Drexel* L, 9-14 V 4/22 at Delaware* LSN L, 6-14 4/28 at Elon* No Contest V LSN Lax Sports Network *CAA Contest

2018 CAA WOMEN’S LACROSSE | 11 2018 Colonial Athletic Association CONFERENCE LACROSSE STATISTICS Through games of May 21, 2018 (All games)

GOALS/GAME GP No. Avg/G ASSISTS/GAME GP No. Avg/G 1. James Madison 21 331 15.76 1. James Madison 21 145 6.90 2. Towson 21 291 13.86 2. Towson 21 107 5.10 3. Hofstra 17 201 11.82 3. Drexel 16 68 4.25 4. Drexel 16 165 10.31 4. Delaware 18 72 4.00 5. Delaware 18 178 9.89 5. Hofstra 17 67 3.94 6. Elon 15 135 9.00 6. William & Mary 16 53 3.31 7. William & Mary 16 123 7.69 7. Elon 15 43 2.87

GROUND BALLS/GAME GP No. Avg/G POINTS/GAME GP No. Avg/G 1. Towson 21 425 20.24 1. James Madison 21 476 22.67 2. James Madison 21 408 19.43 2. Towson 21 398 18.95 3. Delaware 18 328 18.22 3. Hofstra 17 268 15.76 4. William & Mary 16 284 17.75 4. Drexel 16 233 14.56 5. Hofstra 17 277 16.29 5. Delaware 18 250 13.89 6. Elon 15 228 15.20 6. Elon 15 178 11.87 7. Drexel 16 234 14.62 7. William & Mary 16 176 11.00

DRAW CONTROLS/GAME GP No. Avg/G FOULS/GAME GP No. Avg/G 1. James Madison 21 302 14.38 1. Towson 21 574 27.33 2. Hofstra 17 220 12.94 2. William & Mary 16 433 27.06 3. Drexel 16 196 12.25 3. James Madison 21 508 24.19 4. Towson 21 247 11.76 4. Elon 15 356 23.73 5. William & Mary 16 183 11.44 5. Drexel 16 307 19.19 6. Delaware 18 194 10.78 6. Delaware 18 345 19.17 7. Elon 15 161 10.73 7. Hofstra 17 308 18.12

SHOTS/GAME GP No. Avg/G SHOT PERCENT GP Goals Shots Pct. 1. James Madison 21 666 31.71 1. James Madison 21 331 666 . 4 9 7 2. Towson 21 627 29.86 2. Towson 21 291 627 . 4 6 4 3. Hofstra 17 491 28.88 3. Hofstra 17 201 491 . 4 0 9 4. Elon 15 392 26.13 4. Drexel 16 165 408 . 4 0 4 5. Drexel 16 408 25.50 5. Delaware 18 178 458 . 3 8 9 6. Delaware 18 458 25.44 6. Elon 15 135 392 . 3 4 4 7. William & Mary 16 391 24.44 7. William & Mary 16 123 391 . 3 1 5

TURNOVERS/GAME GP No. Avg/G CAUSED TURNOVER/GAME GP No. Avg/G 1. James Madison 21 303 14.43 1. James Madison 21 235 11.19 2. Hofstra 17 253 14.88 2. Towson 21 232 11.05 3. Elon 15 227 15.13 3. Delaware 18 191 10.61 4. Drexel 16 247 15.44 4. William & Mary 16 160 10.00 5. Towson 21 351 16.71 5. Elon 15 123 8.20 6. Delaware 18 314 17.44 6. Drexel 16 120 7.50 7. William & Mary 16 282 17.62 7. Hofstra 17 115 6.76

GOALS AGAINST AVERAGE GP GA Minutes GA Avg. SHUTOUTS/GAME GP No. Avg/G 1. James Madison 21 186 1268:53 8.80 1. James Madison 21 0 0.00 2. Towson 21 197 1278:27 9.25 Towson 21 0 0.00 3. Hofstra 17 187 1027:13 10.92 Hofstra 17 0 0.00 4. Elon 15 183 897:59 12.23 Elon 15 0 0.00 5. Delaware 18 227 1079:49 12.61 Delaware 18 0 0.00 6. William & Mary 16 213 961:54 13.29 William & Mary 16 0 0.00 7. Drexel 16 236 960:00 14.75 Drexel 16 0 0.00

SAVES/GAME GP No. Avg/G SAVE PERCENT GP GA Saves Save% 1. Delaware 18 181 10.06 1. Towson 21 197 177 . 4 7 3 2. William & Mary 16 159 9.94 2. Hofstra 17 187 156 . 4 5 5 3. Drexel 16 152 9.50 3. Delaware 18 227 181 . 4 4 4 4. Hofstra 17 156 9.18 4. James Madison 21 186 145 . 4 3 8 5. Towson 21 177 8.43 5. William & Mary 16 213 159 . 4 2 7 6. James Madison 21 145 6.90 6. Drexel 16 236 152 . 3 9 2 7. Elon 15 91 6.07 7. Elon 15 183 91 . 3 3 2 2018 Colonial Athletic Association CONFERENCE LACROSSE STATISTICS Through games of May 21, 2018 (All games)

SHOTS ON GOAL/GAME GP No. Avg/G 1. James Madison 21 516 24.57 2. Hofstra 17 379 22.29 3. Towson 21 466 22.19 4. Elon 15 290 19.33 5. Delaware 18 336 18.67 6. Drexel 16 291 18.19 7. William & Mary 16 287 17.94 2018 Colonial Athletic Association CONFERENCE LACROSSE STATISTICS Through games of May 21, 2018 (All games)

Team Conference Pct. GF GA Overall Pct. GF GA Current unbeaten streak James Madison 6-0 1.000 102 40 20-1 . 9 5 2 331 186 James Madison -- 12-0 Towson 5-1 . 8 3 3 94 49 16-5 . 7 6 2 291 197 Elon 3-2 . 6 0 0 47 52 4-11 . 2 6 7 135 183 Delaware 3-3 . 5 0 0 54 67 8-10 . 4 4 4 178 227 Hofstra 2-4 . 3 3 3 65 79 8-9 . 4 7 1 201 187 Drexel 1-5 . 1 6 7 53 85 4-12 . 2 5 0 165 236 William & Mary 0-5 . 0 0 0 38 81 4-12 . 2 5 0 123 213

Team Miscellaneous GP GF-GA Margin Shots Shot% Saves Save% GB DC TO CT Delaware 18 178-227 -2.7 458 . 3 8 9 181 . 4 4 4 328 194 314 191 Drexel 16 165-236 -4.4 408 . 4 0 4 152 . 3 9 2 234 196 247 120 Elon 15 135-183 -3.2 392 . 3 4 4 91 . 3 3 2 228 161 227 123 Hofstra 17 201-187 +0.8 491 . 4 0 9 156 . 4 5 5 277 220 253 115 James Madison 21 331-186 +6.9 666 . 4 9 7 145 . 4 3 8 408 302 303 235 Towson 21 291-197 +4.5 627 . 4 6 4 177 . 4 7 3 425 247 351 232 William & Mary 16 123-213 -5.6 391 . 3 1 5 159 . 4 2 7 284 183 282 160

Attendance Home Average Away Average Neutral Average Total Average Delaware 8-4395 549 10-3343 334 0-0 0 18-7738 430 Drexel 7-1454 208 9-3239 360 0-0 0 16-4693 293 Elon 5-1229 246 8-2137 267 2-578 289 15-3944 263 Hofstra 9-2161 240 8-2581 323 0-0 0 17-4742 279 James Madison 12-4636 386 8-5758 720 1-357 357 21-10751 512 Towson 10-3808 381 10-3715 372 1-455 455 21-7978 380 William & Mary 8-1656 207 8-2443 305 0-0 0 16-4099 256 Totals 59-19339 328 61-23216 381 4-1390 348 124-43945 354 2018 Colonial Athletic Association INDIVIDUAL LACROSSE STATISTICS Through games of May 21, 2018 (All games)

To be ranked, a player must appear in at least 75.0% of their team's games, goalies at least 60.0% of their team's minutes.

GOALS/GAME GP No. Avg/G ASSISTS/GAME GP No. Avg/G 1. Gaudian, Kristen-JMU 21 74 3.52 1. Kerrigan, Katie-JMU 21 53 2.52 2. Parrella, Alyssa-Hofstra 17 57 3.35 2. DeRuggiero, Mia-Delaware 18 36 2.00 3. Romesburg, Elena-JMU 21 63 3.00 3. Grady, Colleen-Drexel 16 24 1.50 4. Asher, Stephanie-ELON 15 39 2.60 4. Haven, Hanna-JMU 21 30 1.43 5. Gillingham,Emily-Towson 21 54 2.57 5. Parrella, Alyssa-Hofstra 17 23 1.35 6. Sulmonte,Natalie-Towson 21 50 2.38 6. Sulmonte,Natalie-Towson 21 25 1.19 7. Mattera, Alexa-Hofstra 17 40 2.35 7. Gohsler, Becky-Delaware 18 15 0.83 8. Tellekamp,Carly-Towson 20 46 2.30 8. Thornton,Kaitlin-Towson 20 16 0.80 9. Gohsler, Becky-Delaware 18 36 2.00 9. Delaney, Cassidy-Drexel 14 11 0.79 Grady, Colleen-Drexel 16 32 2.00 10. Montalbano,Kaitlyn-Towson 21 16 0.76

POINTS/GAME GP G A Pts Avg/G GAME-WINNING GOALS GP No. Avg/G 1. Parrella, Alyssa-Hofstra 17 57 23 80 4.71 1. Tellekamp,Carly-Towson 20 6 0.30 2. Gaudian, Kristen-JMU 21 74 15 89 4.24 2. Romesburg, Elena-JMU 21 5 0.24 3. Sulmonte,Natalie-Towson 21 50 25 75 3.57 3. Gaudian, Kristen-JMU 21 4 0.19 4. Grady, Colleen-Drexel 16 32 24 56 3.50 4. Whelan, Katie-Hofstra 17 3 0.18 5. Haven, Hanna-JMU 21 41 30 71 3.38 Sulmonte,Natalie-Towson 21 3 0.14 6. Romesburg, Elena-JMU 21 63 6 69 3.29 Haven, Hanna-JMU 21 3 0.14 7. Gillingham,Emily-Towson 21 54 12 66 3.14 Haggerty, Charlotte-JMU 21 3 0.14 8. Asher, Stephanie-ELON 15 39 8 47 3.13 9. Kerrigan, Katie-JMU 21 10 53 63 3.00 10. Gohsler, Becky-Delaware 18 36 15 51 2.83

GROUND BALLS/GAME GP No. Avg/G SHOTS/GAME GP No. Avg/G 1. Carpentier, Taylor-Delaware 17 49 2.88 1. Parrella, Alyssa-Hofstra 17 138 8.12 2. Simms,Chantae-Delaware 18 50 2.78 2. Asher, Stephanie-ELON 15 99 6.60 3. Conti,Olivia-Towson 21 51 2.43 3. Gohsler, Becky-Delaware 18 112 6.22 4. Chenoweth,Sami-Towson 21 50 2.38 4. Gillingham,Emily-Towson 21 122 5.81 5. Warden, Haley-JMU 21 46 2.19 5. Romesburg, Elena-JMU 21 119 5.67 Romesburg, Elena-JMU 21 46 2.19 6. Gaudian, Kristen-JMU 21 113 5.38 7. Smith, Darcie-Hofstra 17 37 2.18 7. Grady, Colleen-Drexel 16 82 5.12 8. Gohsler, Becky-Delaware 18 39 2.17 8. Haven, Hanna-JMU 21 107 5.10 9. Wallpher,Tianna-Towson 21 42 2.00 9. Mattera, Alexa-Hofstra 17 85 5.00 Lamb, Bridget-ELON 15 30 2.00 10. Harris, Karson-Drexel 15 67 4.47 Harris, Karson-Drexel 15 30 2.00 Keating,Kiley-Towson 21 42 2.00

DRAW CONTROLS/GAME GP No. Avg/G CAUSED TURNOVERS/GAME GP No. Avg/G 1. Asher, Stephanie-ELON 15 76 5.07 1. Conti,Olivia-Towson 21 52 2.48 2. Warden, Haley-JMU 21 95 4.52 2. Gohsler, Becky-Delaware 18 38 2.11 3. Gohsler, Becky-Delaware 18 81 4.50 3. Chenoweth,Sami-Towson 21 44 2.10 4. Mattera, Alexa-Hofstra 17 68 4.00 4. Warden, Haley-JMU 21 43 2.05 5. Sulmonte,Natalie-Towson 21 74 3.52 5. Wallpher,Tianna-Towson 21 42 2.00 Gaudian, Kristen-JMU 21 74 3.52 6. Tooker, Rebecca-JMU 21 39 1.86 7. Romesburg, Elena-JMU 21 70 3.33 7. Simms,Chantae-Delaware 18 31 1.72 8. Stetson, Maggie-Drexel 16 52 3.25 8. Johnson, Emma-JMU 21 32 1.52 9. Parrella, Alyssa-Hofstra 17 54 3.18 9. Carpentier, Taylor-Delaware 17 25 1.47 10. Whelan, Katie-Hofstra 17 53 3.12 10. Zadjura, Alexis-ELON 15 22 1.47 Ryan, Hannah-WM 15 22 1.47

GOALS AGAINST AVG GP GA Minutes GAavg SAVE PERCENTAGE GP Saves GA Pct. 1. Keating,Kiley-Towson 21 179 1146:5 9.36 1. Keating,Kiley-Towson 21 161 179 . 4 7 4 2. Fields, Maddie-Hofstra 17 181 978:45 11.10 2. Carpentier, Taylor-Delaware 17 168 202 . 4 5 4 3. Cipollone, Tori-ELON 15 156 813:39 11.50 3. Fields, Maddie-Hofstra 17 149 181 . 4 5 2 4. Carpentier, Taylor-Delaware 17 202 978:13 12.39 4. Rall, Elsa-WM 16 124 159 . 4 3 8 5. Rall, Elsa-WM 16 159 710:40 13.42 5. Bennett, Zoe-Drexel 16 147 213 . 4 0 8 6. Bennett, Zoe-Drexel 16 213 860:34 14.85 6. Cipollone, Tori-ELON 15 87 156 . 3 5 8 2018 Colonial Athletic Association INDIVIDUAL LACROSSE STATISTICS Through games of May 21, 2018 (All games)

SAVES/GAME GP No. Avg/G SHUTOUTS/GAME GP No. Avg/G 1. Carpentier, Taylor-Delaware 17 168 9.88 2. Bennett, Zoe-Drexel 16 147 9.19 3. Fields, Maddie-Hofstra 17 149 8.76 4. Rall, Elsa-WM 16 124 7.75 5. Keating,Kiley-Towson 21 161 7.67 6. Cipollone, Tori-ELON 15 87 5.80

FREE-POSITION GOALS/GAME GP No. Avg/G Team Identification Team ID 1. Gaudian, Kristen-JMU 21 27 1.29 Delaware DELAWARE 2. Harris, Karson-Drexel 15 17 1.13 Drexel DREXEL 3. Parrella, Alyssa-Hofstra 17 19 1.12 Elon ELON 4. Sulmonte,Natalie-Towson 21 23 1.10 Hofstra HOFSTRA 5. Gillingham,Emily-Towson 21 19 0.90 James Madison JMU Towson TOWSON William & Mary WM

2018 NCAA Division I Women's Lacrosse Championship

Opening Round First Round Second Round Quarterfinals Semifinals Championship May 9 May 11 May 13 May 19 or 20 May 25 May 27

1 *Maryland (18-1)

Noon *Maryland 15-4 #Denver (12-6) 4 p.m. Denver 19-10 High Point (17-2) Saturday, May 19 Maryland 17-15 #Navy (16-3) Noon 7 p.m. Navy 16-9 Johns Hopkins (10-8) Noon Navy 19-15 Fairfield (13-6) Kenneth P. LaValle Stadium 4 p.m. Loyola Maryland 18-2 Stony Brook University 8 *Loyola Maryland (15-4) Stony Brook, New York Time: 7:30 p.m.

5 *Stony Brook (19-0)

Noon Stony Brook 18-5 #Penn (13-4) 5 p.m. Penn 15-14 (OT) Penn St. (10-9) Saturday, May 19 Boston College 12-11 (OT) #Princeton (12-5) 1 p.m. 4 p.m. Princeton 12-11 (2OT) Syracuse (9-9) 1 p.m. *Boston College 16-10 Kenneth P. LaValle Stadium Stony Brook University 4 *Boston College (19-1) Stony Brook, New York Time: Noon

3 *James Madison (18-1) NATIONAL CHAMPION Noon *James Madison 15-12 #Stanford (15-4) 6 p.m. Virginia 12-3 Virginia (9-9) Saturday, May 19 James Madison 11-8 #Colorado (13-5) 1 p.m. 4 p.m. Colorado 23-18 Jacksonville (16-3) Noon Florida 13-9 Kenneth P. LaValle Stadium 6 *Florida (16-3) Stony Brook University Stony Brook, New York Time: 5 p.m. 7 *Towson (15-4) *Wagner (13-5) 3 p.m. Towson 16-6 1 p.m. Wagner 13-9 Mercer (9-10) Noon Northwestern 21-17 #Northwestern (13-5) 6 p.m. Northwestern 24-18 Richmond (16-3) Saturday, May 19 North Carolina 19-14 #Virginia Tech (13-6) 1 p.m. 3 p.m. Virginia Tech 13-10 Georgetown (12-6) 1 p.m. *North Carolina 17-8

2 *North Carolina (15-3)

Placement of opening round sites are subject to the discretion of the Division I Women's Lacrosse Committee * Host Institution # Home team in the non-seeded game First- and second-round games held at the same site: **Three teams at the host sites of the top-6 seeds **Four teams at the host sites of the seven and eight seeds

All times are Eastern time. Information subject to change.