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2021 Women's Lacrosse #7/6 Duke 2021 WOMEN’S LACROSSE @DUKEWLAX #GODUKE 2021 SCHEDULE/RESULTS THE MATCHUP FEBRUARY FEB. 12 FEB. 17 #7/6 DUKE #5/5 NOTRE DAME W, 16-11 W, 24-8 #18 #1 FEB. 21 FEB. 26 Durham, N.C. Chapel Hill, N.C. Record .........................................................................8-5 (5-5 ACC) W, 12-8 L, 6-13 Record .........................................................................9-6 (4-6 ACC) Ranking (IWLCA/IL) ...................................................................... 7/6 Ranking (IWLCA/IL) ......................................................................5/5 FEB. 28 Last Game .................................L, 11-12 vs. North Carolina (4/23) Last Game ..........................................W, 15-11 vs. Louisville (4/24) Greenville, N.C. Record vs. Notre Dame ............................................................. 12-9 Head Coach ................................................... Christine Halfpenny W, 16-4 Neutral Site.............................................................................2-1 Career Record ........................................153-106/15th season Head Coach ................................................................Kerstin Kimel Notre Dame Record ................................110-62/10th season MARCH vs. Duke ................................................................................ 9-12 #2 Career Record ........................................314-175/27th season MARCH 6 MARCH 11 Duke Record ...........................................310-167/26th season Durham, N.C. Durham, N.C. vs. Notre Dame ................................................................... 12-9 L, 5-15 W, 19-9 #9 #9 SETTING THE SCENE March 19 MARCH 21 Charlottesville, Va. Charlottesville, Va. OPENING DRAW W, 17-8 L, 11-14 #5 • The No. 7 Duke women’s lacrosse team is set for the 2021 ACC Championship and will face No. 5 Notre Dame Wednesday, April MARCH 28 Durham, N.C. 28. Opening draw is set for 2:30 p.m., on ACC Network with Dana Boyle and Leah Secondo on the call. L, 9-13 • Top-seeded North Carolina will play host for the conference championship, with action being held at Dorrance Field in APRIL Chapel Hill, N.C. #4 #16 APRIL 3 APRIL 8 Chestnut Hill, Louisville, Ky. • Notre Dame received the No. 4 seed with a 5-5 ledger in regular season conference play while Duke received the No. 5 seed Mass. W, 12-10 L, 15-17 with a 4-6 mark. APRIL 13 APRIL 17 Durham, N.C. Durham, N.C. W, 18-6 W, 13-7 BY THE NUMBERS #1 #5 Career victories for head coach Kerstin Kimel, ranking sixth among active Division I coaches. APRIL 23 APRIL 28 314 – Durham, N.C. Chapel Hill, N.C. L, 11-12 2:30 p.m. 13.60 – The Blue Devils’ goals per game average, which ranks fifth in the ACC. 15.73 – The Blue Devils’ ground balls per game average to rank third in the conference. 16.87 – The Blue Devils’ draw controls per game average, which is second in the league. 11.00 - The Blue Devils’ caused turnovers per game average, which leads the ACC. 49 - Gabby Rosenzweig’s points this season thanks to 22 goals and 27 assists. 152 – Maddie Jenner’s draw controls this year. She leads the ACC with 10.13/game and is second in the nation. TALE OF THE TAPE 100 – Career caused turnovers by graduate defender Callie Humphrey to rank fifth in program history. 111 – Graduate student Catherine Cordrey’s career goal tally, which is tied for 19th in program history. 310 – Victories for the Duke women’s lacrosse program, all under the leadership of head coach Kerstin Kimel. 13.60 GPG 14.08 3 – Blue Devils selected to the 2021 Tewaaraton Award Watch List in Callie Humphrey, Maddie Jenner and Gabby Rosenzweig. 29.10 SHOTS/GM 29.60 53-103 FPG-FPS 53-103 2021 DUKE STATISTICAL LEADERS 15.73 GB/GM 14.77 POINTS DRAW CAUSED 16.87 DC/GM 13.23 CONTROLS TURNOVERS .901 CLEAR % .935 49 152 31 11.00 CTO/GM 9.31 10.33 GAA 11.00 #25 GABBY ROSENZWEIG #14 MADDIE JENNER #30 CALLIE HUMPHREY 1 GAME 16 • ACC TOURNAMENT QUARTERFINALS | NOTRE DAME 2021 DUKE WOMEN’S LACROSSE 2021 HONORS ROSTER CALLIE HUMPHREY, GR., A Inside Lacrosse Preseason All-America Third Team No. Name Yr. Pos. Hometown (School) 0 Sophia LeRose Jr. G San Diego, Calif. (Torrey Pines) MADDIE JENNER, JR., A Inside Lacrosse Preseason All-America First Team 1 Alexis Joseph Jr. D Philadelphia, Pa. (William Penn Charter School) 2 Caroline DeBellis So. A Cold Spring Harbor, N.Y. (Cold Spring Harbor) GABBY ROSENZWEIG, GR., A 3 Madison Dunk Sr. A/M Durham, N.C. (Durham Academy) Inside Lacrosse Preseason All-America Third Team, Preseason All-ACC 4 Katie DeSimone Fr. A Bay Shore, N.Y. (St. Anthony’s) 5 Virginia Oursler Fr. M Baltimore, Md. (Bryn Mawr School) 6 Hannah Thurston Jr. M Ealing, London, UK (Lady Eleanore Holles School) QUICK FACTS 7 Catherine Cordrey Gr. A Summit, N.J. (Summit) Location Durham, N.C. 8 Izzy Marsh Fr. A Reisterstown, Md. (McDonough) Founded 1838 (as Trinity College) 9 Eva Greco R-So. A Wilton, Conn. (Wilton) Enrollment 6,994 undergraduates Colors Duke Blue and White 10 Anna Callahan Jr. A Glenwood, Md. (Glenelg) Nickname Blue Devils 11 Katie Cosgrove Sr. M Churchville, N.Y. (Churchville-Chili) Conference Atlantic Coast 12 Olivia Carner So. A/M Northport, N.Y. (Northport) President Vincent E. Price 13 Maddie Johnston R-So. D/M Baltimore, Md. (Notre Dame Prep) VP/Director of Athletics Dr. Kevin White 14 Maddie Jenner Jr. A Annapolis, Md. (McDonogh) Senior Women’s Administrator Heather Ryan 15 Abby Landry Sr. M Hingham, Mass. (Hingham) Stadium Koskinen Stadium 16 Katie Calvo Jr. M Arlington, Va. (Yorktown) Capacity 4,000 17 Gigi Vasile R-Jr. D Webster, N.Y. (Webster Thomas) 18 Katie Cronin Sr. M Darien, Conn. (Darien/Choate Rosemary Hall) TEAM INFORMATION 19 Catriona Barry Sr. M Napa, Calif. (St. Ignatius College Preparatory) 2020 Record 6-3 (1-1 ACC) 20 Natalie Kahn Sr. D Malvern, Pa. (Great Valley) 2020 ACC Finish N/A 22 Veronica Hineman Jr. M West Chester, Pa. (Unionville) Starters Returning/Lost 12/0 23 Olivia Rubin Jr. M Baltimore, Md. (Bryn Mawr School) Letterwinners Returning/Lost 31/4 24 Cubby Biscardi So. M Garden City, N.Y. (Sacred Heart Academy) Newcomers 7 25 Gabby Rosenzweig Gr. A Somers, N.Y. (Somers) TEAM HISTORY 26 Julia Schwasnick Fr. D Oceanside, N.Y. (Oceanside) All-Time Record 301-161 (.650) 27 Mary Markwordt R-Jr. A Marietta, Ga. (Blessed Trinity Catholic) ACC Regular Season Record 57-55 (.509) 28 Maddie McCorkle Fr. M Hanover, N.H. (Hanover) NCAA Tournament Appearances (Last) 19 (2016) 29 Kay Conway So. M Longmeadow, Mass. (Longmeadow) NCAA Semifinals 7 (‘99, ‘05, ‘06, ‘07, ‘08, ‘11, ‘15) 30 Callie Humphrey Gr. D Summit, N.J. (Summit) 31 Stephanie Zempolich So. G Clifton, Va. (Centreville) COACHING STAFF 32 Ainsley Thurston So. M Belle Isle, Fla. (Lake Highland Preparatory) Head Coach Kerstin Kimel (Maryland ‘93) 33 Missy Biscardi So. M/D Garden City, N.Y. (Sacred Heart Academy) Assistant Coach Brooke Griffin (Maryland ‘15) 34 Olivia Navaroli So. M Skaneateles, N.Y. (Skaneateles) Assistant Coach Nick Williams (Towson ‘08) 35 Lexi Schmalz So. M Needham, Mass. (Needham) Vol. Asst. Coach Morgan Heisman (James Madison ‘10) 36 Chase Henriquez Sr. G Norwell, Mass. (Norwell) Student Assistant Coach Sam DeBellis (Duke ‘20) 37 Katie Keller Fr. M Rye, N.Y. (Sacred Heart Greenwich) 39 Jane Charlton Fr. D New Caanan, Conn. (New Caanan) DUKE COMMUNICATIONS Women’s Lacrosse Contact Sarah Leggett 40 Shaye Fitzpatrick So. G Batavia, Ill. (Batavia) Email [email protected] Office/Cell Phone (919) 668-3195 / (757) 621-9341 COACHING STAFF PRONUNCIATION GUIDE Name Position Catriona Barry: Cat ROSTER BREAKDOWNS Kerstin Kimel Head Coach Virginia Oursler: OR-sler By Class Brooke Griffin Assistant Coach Gigi Vasile: va-seal Freshmen 6 Nick Williams Assistant Coach Catherine Cordrey: cord-ray Sophomore 11 Morgan Heisman Volunteer Assistant Coach Steph Zempolich: Zim-pawl-ick Junior 10 Sam DeBellis Student Assistant Coach Eva Greco: ee-va Senior 9 Kerstin Kimel: KEER-stin KIM-uhl Graduate 3 Mary Markwordt: mark-wart By State Student Athletes State 11 New York 5 Maryland 4 Massachusetts 3 Pennsylvania 3 Connecticut 2 California, New Jersey, Virginia 1 Florida, Georgia, Illinois, New Hampshire, North Carolina 1 International (United Kingdom) 2 GAME 16 • ACC TOURNAMENT QUARTERFINALS | NOTRE DAME 2021 DUKE WOMEN’S LACROSSE LAST TIME OUT DUKE VS. NOTRE DAME • The Duke and North Carolina rivalry did not disappoint as Series Record (First Meeting) 12-9 (1998) Last Time We Met March 28, 2021 | Durham, N.C. Durham, N.C. 5-4 Duke 9 - Notre Dame 13 the top-ranked Tar Heels and No. 8 Blue Devils came down South Bend, Ind. 5-4 Goals: DeSimone (3), DeBellis (1), Cordrey (1), Landry (1), to the wire Friday evening. The Tar Heels came away with a Neutral 2-1 Cronin (1), Barry (1), Rosenzweig (1) narrow 12-11 victory in Koskinen Stadium as North Carolina’s Current Streak L2 Assists: Rosenzweig (2), DeSimone (1) Ally Mastroianni scored the game winning goal with 17 GK: LeRose; 10 GA, 8 SVs | Henriquez; 3 GA, 1 SV Past Three Games: seconds remaining. M 28 2021 Durham, N.C. L, 9-13 Ground Balls: Duke 14, Notre Dame 21 • The Blue Devils were led by sophomore Olivia Carner, M 1 2020 South Bend, Ind. L, 9-13 Draw Controls: Duke 10, Notre Dame 12 who scored a career-high four goals, followed by Gabby A 24 2019 Chestnut Hill, Mass. W, 14-13 Clears: Duke 12-16, Notre Dame 10-12 Rosenzweig with four points off of two goals and two assists. • Junior Maddie Jenner leads the ACC with 10.13 draw Duke’s scoring was rounded out by Catherine Cordrey (1), NOTING DUKE controls per game and is second nationally heading into Katie DeSimone (1), Maddie Jenner (1), Catriona Barry (1) and DUKE IN THE ACC TOURNAMENT Wednesday’s contest. Abby Landry (1). • Under the direction of head coach Kerstin Kimel, the Blue Devils are 12-22 all-time in the ACC Championship and 6-4 in • Jenner owns 152 draw controls this spring and has posted • Duke’s defense was top notch, led by Maddie Johnston, the quarterfinal round.
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