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Andi Raymond returns from an injury that cost her the 2013 season and looks to contribute in 2014.

1 2014 TIGER WOMEN’S LACROSSE || Table of Contents Quick Facts Mailing Address: 8000 York Rd., Towson, Md. 21252-0001 Internet Site: www.TowsonTigers.com Founded: 1866 Enrollment: 22,499 Nickname: “Tigers” Colors: Gold, White & Black Conference: Colonial Athletic Association President: Dr. Maravene Loeschke Director of Athletics: Tim Leonard Deputy Director of Athletics: Tricia Turley Brandenburg Sr. Associate Director of Athletics: Roy Brown Sr. Associate Director of Athletics: Carl Evans Sr. Associate Director of Athletics: Colleen Sorem Faculty Representative: Dr. Gail Gasparich Top Majors: Business, Biology, Mass Communication, Psychology, Elementary Education Degrees: B.A., B.F.A., B.M., B.S., M.A., M.S., M.A.T., M.Ed., M.F.A., M.M. Stadium: Johnny Unitas ® Stadium (11,198)

Head Coach: Sonia LaMonica (Maryland, ‘03) LaMonica’s Record at Towson: 37-20 (3 years) LaMonica’s Overall Record: 45-29 (4 years) Lacrosse Phone: 410-704-3572 Coach’s E-Mail: [email protected] Assistant Coaches: Katie Doolittle Feeley (Maryland, ’07) Michael LaMonica (Maryland, ‘02) Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 22/9 Starters Returning/Lost: 7/5 The Tiger defense celebrates after a goal in 2013. 2013 Record: 10-9 2013 CAA Record: 6-1 (T-1st place) All-Time Record: 305-291-4 TABLE OF CONTENTS Director of Sports Medicine: Nathan Wilder Quick Facts, Table of Contents 2 Lacrosse History 41-54 WLAX Athletic Trainer: Tara Stritch Coaching Staff 3-6 Year-by-Year Records 42 Athletic Equipment Mgr.: Ben Ginn 2014 Season Preview 7-9 All-Time Honors and Awards 43-44 Asst. Athletic Equipment Mgr.(WLAX): Mike McIntosh 2014 Roster 10 Team Records 45 Athletics Media Relations Dir.: Dan O’Connell Assoc. Ath. Media Relations Dir.: Dustin Semonavick Tiger Profi les 11-22 Single-Season Records 46 Assistant Ath. Media Relations Dir.: Megan Bradshaw 2014 Opponents 23-30 Career Leaders 47 Assistant Ath. Media Relations Dir.: Opponent Info 24-27 Year-by-Year Results 48-51 (WLAX Contact): Megan O’Brien Series Breakdown 28-30 All-Time Roster 52-53 Athletics Media Relations Intern: Kevin Hess 2013 Season Review 31-40 Tiger Nickname 54 Athletic Media Relations Phone: 410-704-2232 2013 Stats 32 Athletic Media Relations FAX: 410-704-3861 2013 Recaps 33-39 2013 CAA Stats 40

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The 2014 Tiger Women’s Lacrosse Media Guide is published by the Towson University Department of Athletics. Written and Edited By: Megan O’Brien, Towson University Offi ce of Athletics Media Relations. Photography: Brendan Cavanaugh, Rob Brown, PJ Dunn, Kanji Takeno, Rich Riggins, DeCarlo Brown, Scott Thornton, CAA

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The Tiger women’s lacrosse team continues to be a dominant force in the Colonial member of Missy Doherty’s staff at Towson and helped the Tigers win a pair of Colonial Athletic Association (CAA) under Head Coach Sonia LaMonica. Athletic Association (CAA) championships. During her third season at the helm of the Tigers, LaMonica and the Tigers battled She coached Hillary Fratzke, who was named as the 2008 CAA Player of the Year and through a tough non-conference schedule that featured six ranked teams, including both earned fi rst team All-America honors. She also worked with Julie Ondrako, who was of the national championship fi nalists, and turned in a dominating April to capture their named as the 2009 CAA Defensive Player of the Year. In addition, fi ve players earned third-straight CAA regular-season title. LaMonica led the Tigers to wins over Drexel and fi rst team All-CAA notice while two players earned second team accolades. Hofstra to capture their second straight CAA title and fi fth since 2005. Towson made its In addition to Fratzke, the Tigers had three players earn IWLCA all-region honors second-straight appearance in the NCAA Tournament under LaMonica. during those two seasons. Named the CAA Coach of the Year for the third-straight season, LaMonica guided senior Before joining the Tigers’ staff, LaMonica was an assistant coach at the University defender Alexa Demski to IWLCA second team All-America honors. In addition, Demski of Denver, helping the Pioneers to a 15-5 record during the 2006 season. She coached was named the CAA Co-Defender of the Year and Ashleigh Rohrback was named the CAA the Mountain Pacifi c Sports Federation (MPSF) Player and Rookie of the Year along with Co-Player of the Year. three all-conference selections and the program’s fi rst IWLCA All-West/Midwest region In her second season, LaMonica guided the Tigers to a 16-4 record, a perfect 7-0 CAA honoree. record and the program’s fourth CAA title. LaMonica and the Tigers hosted an NCAA In addition to her success as a coach, LaMonica is a member of the Australian Tournament game for the fi rst time in program history. National Team. She helped Australia win the gold medal at the 2005 World Cup Cham- Named the CAA Coach of the Year for the second-straight season, she coached a pair pionship and a silver medal at the 2009 World Cup Championship. In the summer of of third team IWLCA All-Americans in Demski and Mary Teeters. Demski and Teeters were 2013, LaMonica played a key role in helping Australia earn a bronze medal at the World also part of a group of six Tigers who earned All-CAA honors. Cup Championship in Canada. In her fi rst season, LaMonica led the Tigers to an 11-7 record, the CAA regular season Named to the 2005 IFWLA All-World Team, she was also a member of the U-19 Aus- championship and an appearance in the CAA Championship Game. tralian National Team that won the silver medal at the 1999 World Championships and Along the way, LaMonica was named as the CAA Coach of the Year and had eight players was also the recipient of the U21 South Australian Sportswoman of the Year award. earn All-CAA honors, including fi rst team selections Jess Dunn, Teeters, Demski and Ashley A 2003 graduate of the University of Maryland, LaMonica was a three-year starter Waldron. for the Terrapins. She earned fi rst team All-America honors and was a candidate for A native of Darlington, South Australia, LaMonica (pronounced La - MAHN - ick - uh) the Tewaaraton Trophy during her senior season after leading Maryland to the Atlantic was named the 10th head coach in the 34-year history of the Towson women’s lacrosse Coast Conference (ACC) championship. A team captain during her senior season, she program in 2010. She returned to lead the Tigers after a one-year stint as the head coach was a member of three ACC championship teams and helped the Terrapins win the at Mount St. Mary’s University. 2000 and 2001 NCAA titles. As the Mountaineers’ head coach, LaMonica led Mount St. Mary’s to an 8-9 record in LaMonica scored 111 goals in her college career, including 49 goals as a senior, along 2010 and a berth in the Northeast Conference (NEC) semifi nals. She coached fi ve players with 55 assists. who earned All-NEC honors, including senior attacker Ashley Johnson and junior defender Formerly Sonia Judd, LaMonica is married to former University of Maryland men’s Aly Jost, who earned fi rst team all-conference notice. lacrosse standout Michael LaMonica. The couple resides in Parkton, Md. with their sons, Prior to becoming the Mountaineers’ head coach, LaMonica spent two seasons as a Luca James and Bodhi.

The Tiger coaching staff discusses a game plan with 2013 senior captain Alexa Demski.

4 Coaches and Support Staff || 2014 TIGER WOMEN’S LACROSSE Katie Doolittle Feeley Michael LaMonica Assistant Coach/Recruiting Coordinator Assistant Coach 7th Season 3rd Season Maryland, ‘07 Maryland, ‘02

In fi ve of her six years as a member of the In two seasons with the Tiger women’s Towson coaching staff, Katie Doolittle Feeley lacrosse team, Michael LaMonica has helped has helped the Tigers reach the NCAA Tourna- the squad be a dominant force in Colonial ment. As she enters her seventh year in 2014, Athletic Association (CAA) play. the Tigers’ assistant coach and recruiting coor- LaMonica has helped guide an offense dinator hopes to help the Tigers build on the that has scored 399 goals in the last two success recent years. seasons combined, while capturing a pair of CAA titles and making two NCAA Doolittle Feeley is a key component of a coaching staff that led the Tigers Tournament appearances. to Colonial Athletic Association (CAA) titles and NCAA Tournament appearances in LaMonica was a four-year starter at midfi eld for the University of Maryland 2012 and 2013. Under Doolittle Feeley’s guidance, the Tiger defense limited 12 of 19 from 1999 to 2002. He earned All-Atlanic Coast Conference (ACC) honors as a opponents to single-digit goals. A 2007 graduate of Maryland, Doolittle Feeley scored 105 goals with 24 assists junior and fi nished his career with 68 goals and 14 assists. LaMonica also had in her four-year career while playing in all 79 games. A two-time All-Atlantic Coast 90 career ground balls and fi ve game winning goals. Conference selection, she tallied 27 goals with seven assists as a senior in helping the LaMonica continued his lacrosse career after graduating from Maryland. Terrapins reach the NCAA quarterfi nals. Doolittle Feeley was second on the team with He was a member of Major League Lacrosse for two seasons, playing for the eight free-position goals and was tied for third on the squad with 29 draw controls. New Jersey Pride, Denver Outlaws and San Francisco Dragons. Named as a co-captain as a senior, the Manlius, N.Y. native was a two-time selec- LaMonica also has international experience as he helped the United tion to the IWLCA All-South regional team and was selected to the Tewaaraton Watch States Under-19 National Team win a world championship in Australia during List in 2007. the summer of 1999. He fi nished the seven-game tournament with fi ve goals She had her best season as a junior, scoring 37 goals with fi ve assists. Doolittle and fi ve assists. LaMonica served as an assistant coach at the Women’s World Feeley had a career-high fi ve goals twice during her career, including a fi ve-goal Cup in Canada during the summer of 2013. He helped his wife, Sonia, and team effort against Old Dominion as a junior. Australia earn a bronze medal at the event. Doolittle Feeley was a member of the United States Women’s Lacrosse National LaMonica brings a wealth of coaching experience to the Tigers. He has Developmental Team from 2005 to 2008. She was also an alternate for the U.S. served as the offensive coordinator at Calvert Hall College High School since Under-19 National Team. 2003. He was also a volunteer assistant for the Mount St. Mary’s women’s A four-year letterwinner at Fayetteville-Manlius High School, Doolittle Feeley lacrosse team in 2010 and a coach for the LXM Pro Tour Baltimore in 2011. was a two-time All-America selection while scoring 140 goals with 56 assists in her LaMonica is the older brother of former Tiger women’s lacrosse player scholastic career. Jackie LaMonica and the son of former Towson gymnastics assistant coach Lynda Filbert. He is married to the current Tiger women’s lacrosse coach, Sonia LaMon- ica, and the couple has a pair of young sons, Luca James and Bodhi.

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Michael Molster Support Staff Volunteer Assistant Coach 2nd Season

Michael Molster provided a wealth of lacrosse knowledge to the Tigers in his fi rst season as a volunteer assistant coach. Molster tutored Kelsea Donnelly, who ranked among the top 20 in the nation for goals against average and save percentage in her fi rst full season as a starter. Molster began his coaching career at Chesapeake High School in 1995 Colleen Sorem Tara Stritch where he was an assistant for the men’s lacrosse team. Over the next 10 years, Associate Director of Athletics Sports Medicine he had coaching stints at Broadneck and Severna Park High Schools. In 2005, Molster moved to coaching women’s lacrosse at South River High School. After a successful tenure as assistant at South River, Molster rose to the collegiate level and spent the past three years as the volunteer assistant coach for the Johns Hopkins women’s lacrosse team. At Hopkins, he coached goalie Cosette Larash to All-American Lacrosse Conference honors. Molster works for Complete Landscaping Service, located in Bowie, Md., in business development. Molster and his wife, Julie, live in Edgewater, Md. They have one son, Alex, a senior at South River High School.

Kilee Tafl inger Erin Mandahl Strength and Conditioning Academic Advising

Patrick Donnelly Kelly Webb Game Management Assistant Athletics Director Compliance

Mike McIntosh Susan Becker Michael Molster helped Kelsea Donnelly become one of the top goalies Equipment Administrative Assistant in the nation in 2013.

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Ashleigh Rohrback, the CAA Preseason Co-Player of the Year returns for her senior season looking to build on a succesful 2013 season.

7 2014 TIGER WOMEN’S LACROSSE || Season Preview Season Preview with Coach Sonia LaMonica

Since her arrival on campus prior to the start of the 2011 season, Head Coach Sonia She scored 12 goals and added 17 assists for the Tigers. Moore played in seven LaMonica had the goal of making the Tiger women’s lacrosse team into a national games last year and scored three goals. Ferro made six appearances last year as power. she made the adjustment to the collegiate pace of play. Two NCAA Tournament appearances, a pair of Colonial Athletic Association (CAA) “Sarah stepped in and helped fi ll voids on the attacking end last year,” said titles and three-straight appearances in the CAA Championship game have the Ti- LaMonica. “She’s going to continue to get good time. It’s a long season, we need to gers well on their way. manage bodies and Sarah is someone who can plug in and can relieve someone like As Towson enters the 2014 season, LaMonica and the Tigers are ready to take Andi or one of the other kids. She can provide a spark. that next step on the way to becoming a national contender. “Taylor came back this fall reenergized and like a new person,” remarked La- “This has been a real journey over the last few years,” said LaMonica. “We’ve Monica. “She matured mentally and started playing like we knew she was capable been working for strong culture and philosophies. Our players are buying into that of. She’s got great confi dence, a crafty stick and sees the fi eld well.” and understanding, they want to compete and be successful. They want to reach LaMonica said, “Alyssa will contribute this spring; she is a great off-ball player. new levels. This fall gave us a renewed sense of what we can do and I’m excited for She fi nds cuts and timing and has great connections with feeders up top.” possibilities and chances ahead.” Another returnee who could see time on attack is sophomore Alex Simpson. LaMonica and the rest of the Tiger coaching staff welcomes back 23 letterwin- “We are trying not to focus on one or two players on attack,” said LaMonica. “We ners from a year ago, that group includes 2013 CAA Co-Player of the Year Ashleigh need a unit where a handful of players work well together. Rohrback, CAA Most Outstanding Player Kaitlin Sheridan and second team All-CAA “It’s fortunate we are able to get great challenges in the fall and it’s exceptional goalkeeper Kelsea Donnelly. experience for freshmen. We need them to transition to college game quick.” The Tigers will look to the veteran group of Rohrback, Sheridan, Kelly Murkey LaMonica will look for help from Gabby Cha, Michaela Duranti and Jessica and Andi Raymond to serve as team captains in 2014 and lead the Tigers in their Carder in their fi rst seasons with the black and gold. quest to defend the CAA title and take the next step in becoming a national con- “Gabby was probably one of our biggest surprises this fall,” said LaMonica. “She tender. is consistent, has strong stick skills and fi nishes well. She knows how to score and put the ball in the back of the net. She has great maturity as a freshman.” Here’s a break-down of the 2014 Tiger roster by position: The Tiger leader added, “Michaela is a lefty with a great feeding ability and powerful shot. She likes to grip it and rip it when there is an open lane.” ATTACK LaMonica will look to her tandem of Rohrback and Raymond to lead the Tigers’ MIDFIELD offensive push this season. The Tigers lost a couple of key contributors from last year’s squad at midfi eld A redshirt senior, Rohrback is coming off a solid 2013 season, despite missing the due to graduation, but LaMonica has faith in her returning players at this position. fi rst six games of the year due to injury. She entered the line-up midway through Sophomore Breanna Hamm will look to build on her outstanding freshman cam- the year and became a major force for the Tigers with 19 goals and 32 assists for 51 paign at midfi eld. Hamm was the only freshman on the Tiger roster last year to ap- points. After leading the CAA in assists per game (2.46) and points per game (3.92), pear in all 19 games and made seven starts. She scored a pair of goals and fi nished she was named the CAA Co-Player of the Year. Rohrback went on to earn fi rst team third on the team with 29 draw controls. Hamm is a versatile player, who can go All-CAA honors, a spot on the CAA All-Tournament team and IWLCA All Mid-Atlantic forward and can also drop back on defense and earned CAA All-Rookie honors last Region fi rst team accolades. year. Raymond, who is a redshirt junior, returns to the fi eld after missing the entire “Our focus for Bre is to unleash the amazing abilities she has,” said LaMonica. 2013 campaign due to injury. She will be looking to return to the dominant force she “She’s got so much to work with because of her size and strength. She’s very reli- became during the Tigers’ 2012 CAA title run. In 2012, Raymond tallied 35 goals and able. We need her to challenge for the cage. As soon as she gets that confi dence, 33 assists while earning fi rst team All-CAA and IWLCA All Mid-Atlantic Region second she could be unstoppable. Bre started to turn that corner in the fall. She is very team honors. consistent on the draw. Bre should continue to play big role in the midfi eld. She’s “It’s exciting to have Andi healthy and ready to go and to rejoin Ashleigh,” said comfortable on defense, now she needs to be more aggressive on the defensive LaMonica. “Those two had a great connection two seasons ago. We’re excited to end. Take risks, go hard and be aggressive.” pick up on that and infuse some others.” Junior Paige Duncan will make the shift from attack to midfi eld this year and Other returners expected to contribute on attack this spring include juniors should provide a steady presence for the Tigers. Duncan started all 19 games last Sarah Maloof and Taylor Moore and sophomore Alyssa Ferro. year and fi nished the season with 19 goals, 14 assists and fi nished second on the Maloof appeared in 17 games last season and made six starts early in the year. squad with 38 draw controls. LaMonica said, “Paige has shown versatility. She’s going back to midfi eld and she excels around the draw. She’s great off-ball, she’s sneaky and understands good times to cut in.” Seniors Murkey and Katie Leech will fi ll the defensive middie role for the Tigers this season. Murkey came off the bench in 16 games last year and tallied four goals and four caused turnovers. Leech started all 19 games last year, led the team with 42 draw controls while also adding 13 caused turnovers. “Kelly will play as a fi fth defender, remain in transition and come to box for at- tacker as we go up fi eld,” said LaMonica. “She has an incredible work ethic, great speed, demonstrating strength on defense.” LaMonica added, “Katie is very versatile and someone we will look to on draws. She can key up and mark people on defense. She is a very disciplined player who understands off-ball, doesn’t lose the cutter.” Other returning players at midfi eld who will try to work their way into the rota- tion include junior Delaney Fisher and sophomore Hillary Sorg. LaMonica hopes to get contributions from freshmen Samantha Brookhart and Colby Unkle as well. “Samantha was a decorated recruit coming in,” said LaMonica. “She understands Andi Raymond high-level competition from high school and club level and should transition well

8 Season Preview || 2014 TIGER WOMEN’S LACROSSE and play with confi dence you don’t always see from a freshman. She has a great stick and understands the game. “Colby showed great promise in fall,” remarked LaMonica. “She is a great little player with good speed. She exhibited great skills on the offensive end. With time and experience, she could be a player to watch which is fun for coaches.”

DEFENSE/GOAL Defense is one area LaMonica is excited about entering the 2014 season as since the unit returns virtually intact from a year ago. The Tigers need to fi nd a replace- ment for graduated All-American Alexa Demski but return the rest of a unit that held 12 opponents to single-digit goals last year. “I’m really excited about defense; we’re upping the ante in the style from last year,” said LaMonica. “We want them to take risks cause they are fast and athletic. Moving Murkey into fi ve-man mix will help with this.” Leech and Murkey have the ability to drop back from the midfi eld and help Sheri- dan lead the unit. Sheridan started all 19 games on defense last year as a junior. She played a key role in the Tigers holding Hofstra without a goal for the fi nal 26 minutes of the CAA Championship game and was named the Most Outstanding Player of the tourna- ment. She fi nished second on the team with 20 caused turnovers and added 30 Katie Leech ground balls. “Kaitlin is really hitting her stride as a leader,” said LaMonica. “She has a great way to communicate with her unit and allows them to have strong success. She will be a key part to our success.” 2014 Colonial Athletic Association Preseason Coaches’ Poll Juniors Michelle Dufault and Nadia Podo will be expected to contribute heavily 1. TOWSON on defense this season. Dufault started all 19 games last year and earned second 2. James Madison team All-CAA honors. She had 27 ground balls and 18 caused turnovers. Podo came 3. Hofstra on strong as the season progressed for the Tigers. She appeared in all 19 games and 4. Delaware started the fi nal 13 of the year. Podo had 22 ground balls and 15 caused turnovers. “This is Michelle’s third year of playing experience and she has veteran mental- 5. Drexel ity,” said LaMonica. “She has worked hard to adjust her game. The coaches are 6. William & Mary trying to get her to be more adventurous with style of play. We’ve challenged her to take more risks because she has her team to back her up.” 2014 IWLCA Division I Preseason Coaches’ Poll LaMonica remarked, “Nadia is going to be someone to watch this year. She has gotten better with every day and every season. This is a great niche for her on 1. North Carolina 11. Notre Dame defense. She is feisty and willing to take risks. She’s going to have a breakout year.” 2. Maryland 12. Stony Brook A pair of returning sophomores in Taylor O’Connor and Emily Roth along with 3. Syracuse 13. UMass junior Natasha Grant could also work their way into the defensive rotation. 4. Northwestern 14. Stanford Redshirt freshman Michelle Gildea along with true freshmen Kelly McQuilkin 5. Florida 15. Penn and Jordan Clarke could also factor in the mix on defense. 6. Duke 16. Princeton “Michelle is the prototype to be like Nadia,” said LaMonica. “She has great speed 7. Penn State 17. Denver and can run up the fi eld and blow by people. Confi dence will be key and she turned 8. Virginia 18. Navy the corner in the fall – in the weight room and on the fi eld. She realizes if she wants 9. Loyola 19. TOWSON it, she has to go get it.” LaMonica added, “Kelly will develop this season and could be a future star. She 10. Georgetown 20. Boston College is very dedicated and a very athletic defender. Kelly could potentially move to mid Others receiving votes: Dartmouth, Connecticut, Ohio State, Johns Hopkins, a little bit because of her good stick work. She has a great unit to learn from this Louisville, Albany, Canisius, Virginia Tech, Delaware, Jacksonville year.” In goal, the Tigers will look to Donnelly to pick up where she left off in 2013. In 2014 Inside Lacrosse Brine Division I Preseason Media Poll her fi rst full season as a starter she ranked among the top 15 in the nation in goals- against-average and save percentage. In addition to earning second team All-CAA 1. North Carolina 11. Notre Dame honors, she was selected to the CAA All-Tournament team after leading the Tigers 2. Maryland 12. Navy to their second-straight title. 3. Syracuse 13. UMass “Kelsea has high expectations for herself; she wants to be one of the top goalies 4. Florida 14. Stony Brook in the nation,” said LaMonica. “She works so hard at her craft, keeps plugging away 5. Northwestern 15. Princeton outside of practice on clearing, etc. Her work ethic is there and we saw even better 6. Duke 16. Penn play in the fall then last year and she’ll be a big part of our success. She isn’t afraid 7. Penn State 17. Boston College to take risks and is tremendous at stopping the ball, no more so than in the Team 8. Virginia 18. Denver US scrimmage this fall. She is ready to up the ante.” 9. Georgetown 19. TOWSON Donnelly will be backed up in goal by sophomores Alyssa Saxon and Tayler Bowman. 10. Loyola 20. Stanford “The beginning of every season is always exciting, defi nitely determined to Others receiving votes: Johns Hopkins, Dartmouth, Ohio State, Cornell climb to the top,” said LaMonica. “We’ve got the players to have a good crack at it. It’s a great time to be a Tiger. We’ve got great kids to work hard and apply what we Bold indicates 2014 Towson opponent have as core values this season.”

9 2014 TIGER WOMEN’S LACROSSE || Season Preview 2014 Towson University Women’s Lacrosse Roster No. Name Pos. Ht. Cl. Hometown (High School) Major 0 Colby Unkle M 5-5 Fr. Manchester, Md. (Manchester Valley H.S.) Undeclared 1 Samantha Brookhart M 5-6 Fr. Ellicott City, Md. (Mount Hebron H.S.) Business Marketing 3 Alyssa Ferro A 5-1 So. North Babylon, N.Y. (North Babylon H.S.) Biology 4 Paige Duncan M 5-6 Jr. Annapolis, Md. (Broadneck H.S.) Psychology 5 Kelly McQuilkin D 5-4 Fr. Columbia, Md. (Atholton H.S.) Exercise Science & Business 6 Delaney Fisher M 5-7 Jr. Cypress, Texas (Cy Fair H.S.) Exercise Science 7 Nadia Podo D 5-5 Jr. Centreville, Va. (Westfi eld H.S.) Sport Management 8 Sarah Maloof A 5-6 Jr. Davidsonville, Md. (South River H.S.) Sport Management 10 Jordan Clarke D 5-4 Fr. Perry Hall, Md. (John Carroll H.S.) Business 11 Andi Raymond A 5-7 RJr. Ada, Mich. (Rockford H.S.) Mass Communications 12 Alyssa Saxon GK 5-0 So. Henrietta, N.Y. (Rush Henrietta H.S.) Undeclared 13 Ashleigh Rohrback A 5-4 RSr. Westminster, Md. (Westminster H.S.) Health Sciences 14 Kaitlin Sheridan D 5-4 Sr. Ellicott City, Md. (Our Lady of Good Counsel H.S.) Spanish 15 Kelly Murkey M 5-5 Sr. Westminster, Md. (Westminster H.S.) Elementary & Special Education 17 Alex Simpson A 5-8 So. Finksburg, Md. (Westminster H.S.) Health Care Management 18 Hillary Sorg M 5-4 So. Bel Air, Md. (Maryvale Prep School) Exercise Science 19 Breanna Hamm D/M 5-8 So. Marydel, Md. (Queen Anne’s County H.S.) Pre-Nursing 20 Jessica Carder A 5-8 Fr. Finksburg, Md. (Westminster H.S.) Undeclared 22 Katie Leech M 5-4 Sr. Westminster, Md. (Winters Mill H.S.) Criminal Justice 23 Taylor Moore A 5-6 Jr. Stony Point, N.Y. (North Rockland H.S.) Exercise Science 24 Michelle Gildea D 5-8 RFr. Springfi eld, Pa. (Springfi eld H.S.) Undeclared 25 Taylor O’Connor D 5-1 So. Kingsville, Md. (Perry Hall H.S.) Elementary Education 26 Kelsea Donnelly GK 5-7 Jr. Edgewater, Md. (South River H.S.) Secondary Education 27 Michelle Dufault D 5-6 Jr. Fairport, N.Y. (Fairport H.S.) Exercise Science 30 Natasha Grant D 5-4 Jr. Syracuse, N.Y. (Christian Brothers Academy) Psychology 31 Gabby Cha A 5-9 Fr. Glenelg, Md. (Mount de Sales Academy) Acturial Science 32 Tayler Bowman GK 5-1 So. Oswego, N.Y. (Oswego H.S.) Psychology 33 Emily Roth D 5-3 So. Millersville, Md. (Severn H.S.) Biology 34 Michaela Duranti A 5-6 Fr. Seaford, N.Y. (St. Anthony’s H.S.) Nursing Head Coach: Sonia LaMonica (Maryland, ‘03) - 4th season Assistant Coaches: Katie Doolittle Feeley (Maryland, ’07) – 7th season Michael LaMonica (Maryland, ‘02) – 3rd season Volunteer Assistant Coach: Michael Molster Captains: Ashleigh Rohrback, Kelly Murkey, Kaitlin Sheridan, Andi Raymond

ALPHABETICAL ROSTER 23 Taylor Moore A 15 Kelly Murkey M Michelle Dufault No. Name Pos. 25 Taylor O’Connor D 32 Tayler Bowman GK 7 Nadia Podo D 1 Samantha Brookhart M 11 Andi Raymond A 20 Jessica Carder A 13 Ashleigh Rohrback A 31 Gabby Cha A 33 Emily Roth D 10 Jordan Clarke D 12 Alyssa Saxon GK 26 Kelsea Donnelly GK 14 Kaitlin Sheridan D 27 Michelle Dufault D 17 Alex Simpson A 4 Paige Duncan M 18 Hillary Sorg M 34 Michaela Duranti A 0 Colby Unkle M 3 Alyssa Ferro A 6 Delaney Fisher M 24 Michelle Gildea D PRONUNCIATION GUIDE 30 Natasha Grant D Michelle DUFAULT: Do-foe 19 Breanna Hamm D/M DELANEY Fisher: Da-Lay-nee 22 Katie Leech M Sonia LAMONICA: La-MAHN-ick-uh 8 Sarah Maloof A 5 Kelly McQuilkin D

10 PPLAYER PlayerL ProfiA Yles ||E 2014R TIGER PROFILESP WOMEN’SROF LACROSSEILES

Kelsea Donnelly earned second team All-CAA honors while leading the Tigers to the CAA Championship in 2013.

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favorite professional athlete is retired NFL player Ray winner for the Owls ... helped Westminster reach state Katie Lewis ... enjoys watching TV shows “CSI” and “Law and semifi nals four times ... served as a team captain as a 22 Leech Order” ... favorite actress is Jennifer Aniston ... enjoys senior and scored 41 goals with 52 assists ... earned listening to music by Bob Marley ... lists winning the fi rst team All-Monocacy Valley Conference honors as 5-4 • Senior • Midfi eld state championship as a senior as her most memo- a junior as Owls reached state championship game ... Westminster, Md. rable experience ... uncle, Kurt Siehert, played base- also named to all-county second team as a junior ... Winters Mill H.S. ball for Chicago Cubs ... cousin, Pat Devlin, was starting Criminal Justice Major four-year varsity soccer player who served as team quarterback for University of Delaware football team captain ... earned second team all-county notice as a ... has one older brother ... father runs “Eight O’Clock freshman and senior ... named as WTTR Athlete of the LEECH’S HONOR ROLL Coffee Company” ... mother attended Maryland and Week during freshman year ... also played for varsity • 2013 Preseason All-CAA Honorable Mention works for the federal government ... daughter of Greg basketball team ... honor roll student who is a member and Tori Leech ... born on April 1, 1992 in Columbia, Md. of National Honor Society. 2013 SEASON: Started all 19 games on defense ... major is criminal justice. ... Tigers’ leader on draw controls ... fi nished the year PERSONAL: Aspires to be a teacher ... lists her Season GP Shots Goals Asst. Pts. GB DC CT mother and father as the people she admires the most with a team-high 42 draw controls ... had 10 draw con- 2011 18 9 5 1 6 0 8 8 trols in the win over Old Dominion, one shy of the sin- 2012 20 9 5 2 7 19 19 17 ... enjoys snowboarding ... favorite professional sports gle-game program record ... recorded her only point of 2013 19 2 0 1 1 28 42 13 team is the Baltimore Ravens ... favorite author is Jodi the season with an assist against the Lady Monarchs ... Career 57 20 10 4 14 47 69 38 Picoult ... enjoys watching “Hunger Games” and star had 28 ground balls on the season including a career- Jennifer Lawrence ... likes to listen to music by Phillip high four in two games ... one of fi ve Tigers to record Phillips ... lists winning CAAs twice as her most memo- at least 10 caused turnovers and fi nished the year with rable experience ... has one sister, Rachel, who played 13. Kelly lacrosse at Lebanon Valley College ... father works in sales and marketing ... mother is a Pentron plan ad- 2012 SEASON: Appeared in all 20 games ... 15 Murkey ministrator ... daughter of David Murkey and Michelle started the year at midfi eld but moved to defense Volsinet ... born on June 14, 1992 in Reisterstown, Md. following the Syracuse game and started the fi nal 14 5-5 • Senior • Midfi eld ... double major is elementary and special education. contests on defense ... recorded her fi rst career “hat Westminster, Md. trick” in the season opener against Oregon ... added Westminster H.S. Season GP Shots Goals Asst. Pts. GB DC CT Elementary & Special Education 2011 18 22 9 4 13 9 12 4 an assist in that game for a career-high four points ... Major 2012 20 40 10 6 16 14 24 8 had a goal and an assist in the win over UMBC ... scored 2013 16 8 4 1 5 0 5 4 a goal while adding two ground balls, two draw con- MURKEY’S HONOR ROLL Career 54 70 23 11 34 23 41 16 trols and three caused turnovers in the victory over • 2011 CAA All-Rookie Team George Mason ... fi nished second on the team with 17 2013 SEASON: Appeared in 16 games at midfi eld caused turnovers ... contributed 19 ground balls and 19 ... scored a pair of goals at Richmond ... tallied a pair of draw controls. goals including a free-position goal in the win at Dela- 2011 SEASON: Appeared in all 18 games as a ware ... had an assist in the win over UMBC ... recorded freshman ... scored fi ve goals with an assist ... regis- a draw control and a pair of caused turnovers in the tered a goal with an assist against George Washington win at James Madison ... fi nished the year with fi ve ... also scored goals against Syracuse, Drexel and Hof- draw controls and four caused turnovers. stra ... attempted nine shots ... had season-high two 2012 SEASON: Started all 20 games at midfi eld caused turnovers against Maryland with two ground ... one of seven Tigers to score at least 10 goals on balls ... also had two ground balls against Hofstra. the season ... fi nished the year with 10 goals and six AT WINTERS MILL H.S.: Four-year starter assists ... had three points on a goal and a career-high for Falcons’ lacrosse team ... helped Winters Mill win two assists in the season-opening win over Oregon back-to-back regional championships ... led Falcons ... had a pair of goals at Syracuse and against Mon- to state championship as a senior by scoring 81 goals mouth in the NCAA play-in game ... contributed a goal with 24 assists ... named All-America as a senior ... led and an assist at Temple and against Penn State in the Falcons to state title victory over Loch Raven as a se- NCAA Tournament ... tied for third on the team with nior by scoring six goals ... scored team-high 57 goals 24 draw controls ... had a career-high four draw con- as a sophomore while leading Winters Mill to Maryland trols against Oregon ... contributed 14 ground balls and state title ... set school record by scoring seven goals eight caused turnovers. in a game ... named as one of the “Top 25 Rising Ju- 2011 SEASON: Played in all 18 games as a fresh- niors” by Inside Lacrosse ... named second team All- man ... started fi rst 15 games ... named to CAA All- Metro honors by The Baltimore Sun as a sophomore Rookie team ... scored nine goals with four assists ...... four-time All-Carroll County and All-Conference se- tallied two goals with an assist in wins over Hofstra lection ... also played four years for Falcons’ varsity and Temple ... also scored a goal in fi ve other games soccer team who served as team captain as a senior ...... posted an assist in back-to-back games against led Falcons to regional and county titles ... played one William & Mary and Drexel ... had a season-high two year of varsity basketball ... honor roll student. caused turnovers against Temple with two ground PERSONAL: Aspires to work for Homeland Se- balls ... opened college career with a goal and two curity or the police ... lists her parents as the people ground balls against UMBC. she admires the most ... enjoys sports and surfi ng ... Kelly Murkey AT WESTMINSTER H.S.: Four-year letter

12 Player Profi les || 2014 TIGER WOMEN’S LACROSSE

scholastic career ... three-time fi rst team All-County Ashleigh selection ... named second team All-Carroll County as Kaitlin 13 Rohrback a sophomore ... honored as fi rst team All-MVAL pick as 14 Sheridan a freshman and sophomore ... ranked second in Carroll 5-4 • Senior-R • Attack County in goals and assists as a junior ... four-sport 5-4 • Senior • Defense Westminster, Md. athlete who also played for Owls’ soccer, fi eld hockey Ellicott City, Md. Westminster H.S. and basketball teams ... helped fi eld hockey team Our Lady of Good Counsel H.S. Health Science Major Spanish Major reach state semifi nals as a junior and senior ... good student who earned honor roll notice every semester ROHRBACK’S HONOR ROLL during her career. SHERIDAN’S HONOR ROLL • 2013 IWLCA Mid-Atlantic All-Region First Team • 2013 CAA Tournament Most Outstanding Player • 2013 CAA Co-Player of the Year PERSONAL: Lists her mother as the person she • 2013 First Team All-CAA admires the most ... enjoys snowboarding and being 2013 SEASON: Started all 19 games on defense • 2013 CAA All-Tournament Team crafty ... has worked as a counselor at Merritt Athletic ... named the Most Outstanding Player of the CAA • 2013 Preseason All-CAA Honorable Mention Club during the summer along with being a referee Tournament after recording four ground balls and for a summer league ... avid Baltimore Ravens fan ... three caused turnovers ... played a key role in the 2013 SEASON: Appeared in 13 games and made favorite TV show is “Hawaii Five-O” ... likes to listen Tiger defense holding Hofstra scoreless for the fi nal 12 starts on attack ... CAA Co-Player of the Year ... IWL- to country music ... enjoys eating at Applebee’s ... has 26 minutes of the CAA Championship game ... fi nished CA All Mid-Atlantic Region fi rst team selection ... First one younger brother ... father is a project manager ... second on the team with 20 caused turnovers ... cre- team All-CAA honoree ... earned a place on the CAA mother graduated from Towson University and runs a ated a career-high four caused turnovers in the win All-Tournament team .. missed the fi rst six games of club lacrosse program ... daughter of David and Tracey over Old Dominion ... grabbed a career-high three the year due to injury but bounced back to be a major Rohrback ... born on December 13, 1991 in Baltimore, draw controls in the NCAA Tournament game against part of the Tigers’ late-season run ... led the CAA in as- Md. ... currently pursuing a masters’ in health science. Stony Brook ... fi nished the year with 30 ground balls. sists per game (2.46) and points per game (3.92) ... 32 assists ranks fi fth in single-season history at Towson Season GP Shots Goals Asst. Pts. GB DC CT 2012 SEASON: Appeared in 16 games and made 2010 4 2 1 0 1 2 1 1 ... named CAA Player of the Week on Apr. 8 after re- 2011 DNP - Injured 12 starts on defense ... scored her fi rst career goal in cording nine points in the win over James Madison ... 2012 20 56 27 22 49 9 5 3 the win over George Washington ... one of fi ve Tigers nine points against the Dukes was a career-high (four 2013 13 34 19 32 51 9 2 3 to fi nish with 10 or more caused turnovers ... had a Career 37 92 47 54 101 20 8 7 goals, fi ve assists) ... recorded multiple assists in 10 of career-high three ground balls and three caused turn- 13 games played ... pair of assists in the NCAA Tourna- overs against George Washington ... had a ground ball, ment game against Stony Brook allowed her to record draw control and caused turnover at Syracuse ... had the 100th point of her career. two ground balls and two caused turnovers in the win over James Madison in the CAA Championship game. 2012 SEASON: Started all 20 games on attack ... recorded at least one point in 19 of 20 games for the 2011 SEASON: Played in 15 games as a reserve ... Tigers ... had at least one point in the fi nal 14 games recorded seven ground balls with three caused turn- of the season ... fi nished second on the team with 49 overs ... posted season-high two ground balls with a points ... led the Tigers and the CAA in game-winning caused turnover against George Washington ... had a goals with four ... scored game-winning goals against ground ball with a caused turnover against William & Oregon, Loyola, Temple and Drexel ... had a career-high Mary and Johns Hopkins. eight points in the win over George Mason with three AT OUR LADY OF GOOD COUNSEL goals and fi ve assists ... scored two goals with two H.S.: Four-year letter winner who helped Falcons assists in a road win at William & Mary ... contributed to four-straight WCAC conference titles ... three-time three goals and two assists in wins over Drexel and All-WCAC selection who earned fi rst team honors as Monmouth ... scored three free-position goals ... fi n- a senior ... also earned second team All-WCAC honors ished with nine ground balls, fi ve draw controls and as a junior and honorable mention notice as a sopho- three caused turnovers. more ... also played one year of varsity fi eld hockey ... 2011 SEASON: Did not see any game action due honor roll student. to an injury and took a redshirt for the season. PERSONAL: Enjoys reading ... favorite profes- 2010 SEASON: Appeared in four games as a sional sports team is Pittsburgh Steelers ... enjoys freshman ... scored goal in college debut, a 14-4 win playing video game “Guitar Hero” ... likes to watch TV over George Washington ... also recorded a ground shows “Gossip Girl” and “90210” ... favorite actress is ball against the Colonials ... had a ground ball with a Rachel McAdams ... likes to listen to country music ... caused turnover against Richmond in 23-12 victory ... twin sister, Christina, is a goalkeeper for the Boston also saw action against George Mason and Temple ... University women’s lacrosse team ... also has an older named to CAA Commissioner’s List. brother ... parents work in sales ... mother attended University of Maryland ... daughter of Jim and Kim AT WESTMINSTER H.S.: Four-year letter Sheridan ... born on July 3, 1992 in Columbia, Md. ... winner for the Owls who served as a team captain dur- major is Spanish. ing senior season ... helped Westminster win a share of Season GP Shots Goals Asst. Pts. GB DC CT Carroll County championship twice ... member of four 2011 15 0 0 0 0 7 1 3 regional championship teams ... helped Owls reach 2012 16 2 1 0 1 13 4 11 state title game as a senior ... Carroll County career 2013 19 0 0 0 0 30 7 20 leader with 185 assists ... also scored over 150 goals in Kaitlin Sheridan Career 50 2 1 0 1 50 12 34

13 2014 TIGER WOMEN’S LACROSSE || Player Profi les Kelsea Michelle Paige 26 Donnelly 27 Dufault 4 Duncan 5-6 • Junior • Goalkeeper 5-5 • Junior • Defense 5-4 • Junior • Midfi eld Edgewater, Md. Fairport, N.Y. Annapolis, Md. South River H.S. Fairport H.S. Broadneck H.S. Secondary Education Major Exercise Science Major Psychology Major

DONNELLY’S HONOR ROLL DUFAULT’S HONOR ROLL DUNCAN’S HONOR ROLL • 2013 Second Team All-CAA • 2013 Second Team All-CAA • 2013 Second Team All-CAA • 2013 CAA All-Tournament Team • 2013 Preseason All-CAA • 2012 CAA All-Rookie Team 2013 SEASON: Started all 19 games on attack ... 2013 SEASON: Started all 19 games in goal for • 2012 CAA All-Tournament Team second team All-CAA selection ... fi nished second on the Tigers ... second team All-CAA selection ... named the team with 38 draw controls ... grabbed a career- to the CAA All-Tournament team ... fi nished third in 2013 SEASON: Started all 19 games on defense high fi ve draw controls in the win at Delaware ... was the CAA with a goals against average of 8.45 ... save ... second team All-CAA selection, who also earned Pre- fourth on the team with 33 points ... posted 19 goals percentage of .459 was second-best in the CAA ... season All-CAA honors ... fi nished third on the team and 14 assists ... scored a career-high four goals in the made a career-high 13 saves at Hofstra ... helped the with 18 caused turnovers ... caused two turnovers in win over William & Mary ... contributed two assists in a Tigers hold George Mason to a season-low four goals a game seven times ... contributed 27 ground balls game three times ... added eight ground balls and the ... matched the season low with four goals allowed ... added two draw controls against Richmond ... had fi rst two caused turnovers of her career. against Hofstra in the CAA Championship game ... re- three ground balls and two caused turnovers in a game three times. 2012 SEASON: Appeared in 15 games as a fresh- corded a career-high six ground balls against Loyola ... man ... scored a goal against Hofstra and Monmouth ... contributed four caused turnovers. 2012 SEASON: Started all 20 games on defense recorded her fi rst career point with an assist against 2012 SEASON: Appeared in eight games while as a freshman ... CAA All-Rookie team selection ... Richmond ... had two draw controls in a game three backing up Mary Teeters in goal ... played the entire member of the CAA All-Tournament team ... fi nished times ... had a draw control against Drexel in the CAA second half against Monmouth during the NCAA play- third on the team with 14 caused turnovers ... had four semifi nals. games in which she caused two turnovers ... had a in game and made a season-high eight saves ... had AT BROADNECK H.S.: Four-year performer four ground balls and two caused turnovers against season-high six ground balls against Monmouth in the NCAA play-in game ... fi nished the year with 19 ground for Coach Karen Tengwall and the Bruins ... helped Bru- the Hawks ... made a save with two ground balls and ins win the District V Championship in 2009 ... three- two caused turnovers in the second half at Temple ... balls ... contributed eight draw controls, including two against George Mason and James Madison. time All-Anne Arundel County selection ... also played contributed three saves and two ground balls against basketball and fi eld hockey at Broadneck ... earned Hofstra ... fi nished the year with a .516 save percentage AT FAIRPORT H.S.: Four-year letter winner all-county honors for fi eld hockey. in 92:32 of work. for Coach Geoff McCurtry and the Raiders ... helped PERSONAL: Wants to become a nurse ... lists her AT SOUTH RIVER H.S.: Four-year standout Fairport win the Section V Championship in 2009 and advance to the Final Four for New York state ... was a mother as the person she admires most ... enjoys go- for Coach Kim McHamer ... helped team win the re- ing to the beach with her family and hanging out with gional championship in 2010 ... Donnelly and Seahawks four-time state qualifi er in swimming ... earned MVP and All-Greater Rochester honors in swimming. friends ... favorite athlete is Ray Rice of the Baltimore were Maryland 3A/4A state champs in 2010 ... fi rst Ravens ... enjoys watching the TV show “Dexter” ... team all-county and honorable mention all-met selec- PERSONAL: Aspires to become a lacrosse coach favorite actress is Sandra Bullock ... likes listening to tion ... had a .620 save percentage. ... lists her brothers and her sister as the people she music by The Band Perry ... most memorable experi- PERSONAL: Lists her parents as the people she admires most ... enjoys swimming in her spare time ... ence was winning counties in fi eld hockey ... has two admires most ... enjoys longboarding and chilling ... favorite athlete is Jason Lezak ... likes to watch the older brothers ... mother attended Salisbury and runs avid fan of the Baltimore Orioles ... favorite movies TV show “Glee” ... favorite actress is Sandra Bullock a day care ... daughter of Sharon Duncan ... born on include “The Ringer” and “Dodgeball” ... most memo- ... enjoys listening to music by Michael Buble ... most July 22, 1993 in Annapolis, Md. ... major is psychology. memorable experience was winning sectional champi- rable experience is winning CAAs ... has one older sis- Season GP Shots Goals Asst. Pts. GB DC CT ter, Elle ... father attended Binghamton and works for onship in lacrosse ... sister, Lauren, swam at East Caro- 2012 15 6 2 1 3 1 7 0 the Census Bureau as a branch manager ... mother at- lina ... has two older brothers ... father is a salesman 2013 19 36 19 14 33 8 38 2 Career 34 42 21 15 36 9 45 2 tended Salisbury and is a teacher ... daughter of John who attended SUNY Potsdam ... mother is a computer and Amy Donnelly ... born on June 5, 1993 in Charlotte, software programer ... daughter of Paul and Dorothy N.C. ... major is secondary education. Dufault ... born on May 25, 1993 in Fairport, N.Y. ... major is exercise science. Season GP Mins GA GAA Svs SV % GB CT 2012 8 92:32 15 9.73 16 .516 10 4 Season GP Shots Goals Asst. Pts. GB DC CT 2013 19 1072:06 151 8.45 128 .459 39 4 2012 20 0 0 0 0 19 8 14 Career 28 1164:38 166 8.55 144 .465 49 8 2013 19 0 0 0 0 27 5 18 Career 39 0 0 0 0 46 13 32

14 Player Profi les || 2014 TIGER WOMEN’S LACROSSE Delaney Natasha Sarah 6 Fisher 30 Grant 8 Maloof 5-4 • Junior • Midfi eld 5-4 • Junior • Defense 5-4 • Junior • Attack Cypress, Texas Syracuse, N.Y. Davidsonville, Md. Cy Fair H.S. Christian Brothers Academy South River H.S. Exercise Science Major Biology Major Sport Management Major

2013 SEASON: Saw time in the win over William 2013 SEASON: Saw time in the win over William 2013 SEASON: Appeared in 17 games while & Mary ... recorded a draw control against the Tribe. & Mary. starting the fi rst six games of the year ... had a ca- reer day at Georgetown with four goals and two as- 2012 SEASON: Appeared in four games during 2012 SEASON: Appeared in four games ... had sists for six points ... fi nished second on the team with her freshman season ... Tigers were 4-0 in games she a ground ball and a caused turnover in the win at 17 assists ... contributed a career-high four assists at played in. Temple. Richmond ... scored two goals with an assist in the win AT CY FAIR H.S.: Four-year starter for the Iron AT CHRISTIAN BROTHERS ACAD- at George Mason ... contributed three ground balls ... Maidens ... helped Cy Fair fi nish as the runners-up for EMY: Four-year contributer for Doug Sedgwick and posted two caused turnovers in the season opener at the state championship twice ... two-year team captain the Brothers ... helped team win sectional and state North Carolina. ... two-time all-state selection ... scored 49 goals with championships ... won the team’s “Believe to Achieve” 2012 SEASON: Appeared in six games ... re- 30 assists during her senior season ... played volley- award ... earned second team all-conference honors ... corded her fi rst career points with a goal and an as- ball as a freshman. also played soccer at Christian Brothers Academy ... winner of National Honors Award for Academics. sist in the win at Temple ... also had a draw control PERSONAL: Aspires to become a physical thera- against the Owls ... scored a goal in the win at home pist or orthopedic surgeon ... lists her former team- PERSONAL: Lists her mother as the person she over Delaware. mate Julia Marie Briggs and her family as the people admires most ... enjoys running and swimming ... AT SOUTH RIVER H.S.: Four-year letter win- she admires most ... enjoys running, reading, playing favorite TV show to watch is “Pretty Little Liars” ... ner for Kim McNemar and the Seahawks ... led the sand volleyball and backpacking ... favorite athlete is enjoys watching movies and TV shows with Selena team to the state and district championships as a Rafael Nadal, the pro tennis player ... likes to watch the Gomez in them ... likes to listen to music by Rihanna junior ... as a senior scored 27 goals with 40 assists TV show “One Tree Hill” ... favorite actors are members ... most memorable experience was winning the state ... earned all-galaxy and all-county honors as a junior of the Harry Potter cast and Will Smith ... enjoys lis- championship in high school ... has two brothers and and senior ... served a team captain during her senior tening to music by The Fray ... has fi ve sisters ... older a sister ... daughter of Robert and Perpetua Grant ... season ... played soccer for South River during her sister, Meghan played softball at East Texas Baptist born on August 22, 1993 in Stamford, Conn. ... major freshman and sophomore seasons. ... older sister, Caitlyn, played lacrosse at Gannon ... is biology. daughter of Lewis and Mary Hoffman Fisher ... born Season GP Shots Goals Asst. Pts. GB DC CT PERSONAL: Lists her mother and father as the on July 23, 1993 in Cypress, Texas ... major is exercise 2012 4 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 people she admires most ... enjoys hanging out with science. 2013 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 her family, going to the beach ... favorite athlete is Career 5 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 Season GP Shots Goals Asst. Pts. GB DC CT Robert Griffi n III ... likes to watch the TV shows, “Gos- 2012 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 sip Girl” and “Vampire Diaries” ... favorite actress is 2013 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 Kate Hudson ... likes to listen to music by Avicii ... most Career 5 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 memorable experience was winning the CAA title ... has three brothers ... daughter of Robert and Susan Maloof ... born on November 18, 1993 in Laurel, Md. ... major is sport management. Season GP Shots Goals Asst. Pts. GB DC CT 2012 6 3 2 1 3 0 1 0 2013 17 35 12 17 29 3 0 2 Career 23 38 14 18 32 3 1 2

Sarah Maloof

15 2014 TIGER WOMEN’S LACROSSE || Player Profi les Taylor Nadia Andi 23 Moore 7 Podo 11 Raymond 5-5 • Junior • Attack 5-5 • Junior • Defense 5-7 • Junior-R • Midfi eld Stony Point, N.Y. Centreville, Va. Ada, Mich. North Rockland H.S. Westfi eld H.S. Rockford H.S. Exercise Science Major Sport Management Major Mass Communication Major

2013 SEASON: Appeared in seven games as a 2013 SEASON: Appeared in all 19 contests while RAYMOND’S HONOR ROLL sophomore ... scored a pair of goals in the win over Old starting the fi nal 13 games on defense ... fi nished • 2012 IWLCA All Mid-Atlantic Region Second Team Dominion ... contributed a goal in the victory against fourth on the team with 15 caused turnovers ... created • 2012 First Team All-CAA William & Mary ... recorded a ground ball and a caused a career-high three caused turnovers in the win over • 2012 CAA All-Tournament Team • 2013 Preseason All-CAA turnover at Georgetown ... added a ground ball in the William & Mary ... contributed 22 ground balls on the game against William & Mary. season ... matched her career-high with two ground balls seven times ... grabbed fi ve draw controls on the 2013 SEASON: Did not appear in any games this 2012 SEASON: Appeared in 18 games as a fresh- year including one in the NCAA Tournament against season ... will take a medical redshirt for the season man ... earned the start against Temple and William & Stony Brook. and return with two years of eligibility remaining. Mary ... scored the fi rst two goals of her career against 2012 SEASON: Started 19 games on attack as Delaware ... scored the game-winning goal against the 2012 SEASON: Appeared in nine games as a freshman ... earned a start against George Mason ... a sophomore ... IWLCA All Mid-Atlantic Region second Blue Hens ... contributed a pair of goals in the road win team selection ... fi rst team All-CAA honoree ... mem- at Old Dominion ... recorded an assist in her fi rst colle- had three ground balls on the season ... had a draw control against Penn State in the NCAA Tournament ... ber of the CAA All-Tournament team ... led the team in giate game against Oregon ... added an assist against points (68) and assists (33) ... tied for the team lead in Temple ... had a pair of caused turnovers against Dela- contributed a pair of caused turnovers against Drexel in the CAA semifi nal. goals (35) ... 33 assists are tied for third in single-sea- ware ... fi nished the year with two ground balls, three son history at Towson ... had a career-high eight points draw controls and two caused turnovers. AT WESTFIELD H.S.: Four-year letter winner on four goals and four assists versus Hofstra ... scored AT NORTH ROCKLAND H.S.: Four-year who played for Jim Dwyer and Larry Megale ... helped the game-winning goal against George Washington starter for Greg Borchers and the Raiders ... scored the Bulldogs win the Concorde District Championship and versus James Madison in the CAA Championship 242 career goals with 40 assists ... set school records as a junior ... was the team’s MVP as a senior ... earned game ... fi nished with a career-high four goals against for goals in a game (10) and season (81) as a junior ... fi rst team all-district and regional honorable mention Old Dominion and Hofstra ... recorded four assists in earned All-America honors as a junior ... four-time fi rst honors ... scored 15 goals with 18 assists ... also ran a game four times ... scored four free-position goals team all-county selection ... led North Rockland with cross country, played fi eld hockey, basketball and ... contributed 24 draw controls and 17 ground balls. 61 goals as a sophomore ... one of only two players swam at Westfi eld ... earned second team all-district honors for fi eld hockey team. 2011 SEASON: Appeared in 10 games as a fresh- in school history to score 200 or more goals in their man ... started season opener against UMBC ... record- career ... earned North Rockland Rising Star award as PERSONAL: Lists her parents as the people she ed three assists ... tallied fi rst assist of college career a freshman after scoring 32 goals ... member of US La- admires most ... enjoys watching the Washington Red- with two ground balls against George Washington ... crosse National Team in 2009 ... also played basketball skins, Nationals and Capitals play ... favorite athlete to also had an assist against Syracuse and Richmond. at North Rockland. cheer for is Robert Griffi n III ... likes to read books by John Grisham ... favorite actor is Aaron Paul ... enjoys AT ROCKFORD H.S.: Four-year letter winner PERSONAL: Wants to become a physical therapist for the Rams ... two-year team captain who scored 267 ... lists her sister, Kaitlyn, as the person she admires eating at Chipotle ... likes to listen to music by the Eli Young Band ... most memorable experiences were go- goals with 193 assists in career ... led team in scoring most ... favorite athlete is lacrosse player Paul Rabil ... three times ... two-time All-America selection by US La- likes to play the video game Grand Theft Auto ... enjoys ing to Hawaii with her sister and on a cruise with her whole family ... has two brothers and an older sister ... crosse who earned fi rst team honors as a senior ... led watching the TV show, “Law and Order, SVU” ... favorite Rams to Michigan High School Division I state title as musician is Lil’ Wayne ... sister, Kaitlyn, played lacrosse daughter of Handie and Candace Podo ... born on July 22, 1993 in Fairfax, Va. ... major is sport management. a senior ... also helped Rams reach state semifi nals as at Manhattan ... has an older brother ... daughter of a sophomore and junior ... set Michigan single-season Brian and Terry Moore ... born on March 18, 1993 in Season GP Shots Goals Asst. Pts. GB DC CT 2012 9 0 0 0 0 3 1 3 scoring record as a junior with 197 points by scoring Stony Point, N.Y. ... major is exercise science. 2013 19 0 0 0 0 22 5 15 117 goals with 80 assists ... four-time all-area selec- Season GP Shots Goals Asst. Pts. GB DC CT Career 28 0 0 0 0 25 6 18 tion who earned fi rst team status as a sophomore, 2012 18 16 4 2 6 2 3 2 junior and senior ... three-time all-state pick who was 2013 7 5 3 0 3 2 0 1 Career 25 21 7 2 9 4 3 3 named to fi rst team as a junior and senior three-time fi rst team all-conference selection ... also played bas- ketball for Rams ... honor roll student who was also member of National Honor Society. PERSONAL: Career goal is to work in advertising ... lists her grandfather, Gary Raymond, as the person she admires the most ... enjoys spending time with friends and going to the beach ... favorite professional athlete is Michael Jordan ... lists Baltimore Orioles as her favorite professional sports team ... enjoys watch- ing “Keeping Up With the Kardashians” TV show ... fa- vorite actor is Matt Damon ... likes to listen to music by Krewella and Avicii ... lists winning the state lacrosse

16 Player Profi les || 2014 TIGER WOMEN’S LACROSSE championship as her most memorable experience ... Alyssa Breanna has two younger siblings ... parents both attended 3 Cornerstone University ... father works as a publisher Ferro 19 Hamm ... daughter of John and Tammy Raymond ... born on May 6, 1992 in Grand Rapids, Mich. ... major is mass 5-1 • Sophomore • Attack 5-8 • Sophomore • Midfi eld North Babylon, N.Y. communication. Marydel, Md. North Babylon H.S. Queen Anne’s County H.S. Season GP Shots Goals Asst. Pts. GB DC CT Biology Major Pre-Nursing Major 2011 10 2 0 3 3 3 1 0 2012 19 65 35 33 68 17 25 6 2013 DNP - Injured 2013 SEASON: Appeared in six games as a re- HAMM’S HONOR ROLL Career 29 67 35 36 71 20 26 6 serve ... made her fi rst collegiate appearance against • 2013 CAA All-Rookie Team Georgetown ... recorded shots against Syracuse, Dela- ware and Old Dominion. 2013 SEASON: Only freshman to appear in all Tayler 19 games while making seven starts mid-season ... 32 Bowman AT NORTH BABYLON H.S.: Three-year CAA All-Rookie team selection ... scored her fi rst ca- varsity player who played for the team as an eighth- reer goal against Syracuse ... recorded an assist in the 5-1 • Sophomore • Goalkeeper grader ... led Coach Diana Caroleo’s Bulldogs to the US win at Delaware ... contributed a free-position goal at Oswego, N.Y. Lacrosse Senior Division team championship ... served American ... fi nished third on the team with 29 draw Oswego H.S. as a team captain as a senior ... led the Bulldogs with Psychology Major controls ... posted a season-high six draw controls 40 goals and 15 assists while earning all-league hon- against Drexel in regular season fi nale ... contributed ors as a senior ... scored 35 goals with 15 assists as a two ground balls and a caused turnover in the CAA 2013 SEASON: Appeared in two games in relief junior ... played for the travel team Long Island Yellow Championship against Hofstra ... recorded 14 ground during her freshman season ... faced two shots in her Jackets in the summers ... also played fi eld hockey ... balls and four caused turnovers on the season. fi rst appearance against William & Mary ... recorded was a two-year team captain, who earned all-league her fi rst career save in the win over Old Dominion. and all-conference honors for fi eld hockey. AT QUEEN ANNE’S COUNTY H.S.: Four- year letter winner who played for Penelope Bates and AT OSWEGO H.S.: Four-year varsity starter for PERSONAL: Lists her father as the person she the Lions ... three-time fi rst team North Bayside hon- Laura Burger and the Buccaneers ... holds the school admires most ... wants to get a job in the medical oree ... helped team advance to the state playoffs as record for career saves ... three-time Under Armour fi eld after graduation ... avid fan of the N.Y. Giants, N.Y. a senior ... also played soccer and earned fi rst team All-American, started the game her senior season ... Yankees and N.Y. Islanders ... favorite athlete is Ahmad North Bayside honors ... smart student who was a three-time all-league selection ... was the team MVP as Bradshaw ... likes to watch the movie, “Just Go With It” member of the National Honor Society and on the a senior ... also played volleyball and tennis ... earned ... favorite actor is Channing Tatum ... likes to listen honor roll. the team MVP award during the tennis season ... four to music by Drake ... has one younger sister ... father year scholar athlete who was a member of the Na- played baseball and is a graduate of SUNY Maritime ... PERSONAL: Lists her mother as the person she tional Honor Society. daughter of Rudy Ferro ... born on February 11, 1994 in admires most ... has done community service by tutor- ing elementary school kids ... favorite team to watch is PERSONAL: Lists her counselor from school, North Babylon, N.Y. ... major is biology. the U.S. women’s soccer team ... favorite athletes are Geoff Baer, as the person she admires most ... wants to Season GP Shots Goals Asst. Pts. GB DC CT Olympic medalists Alex Morgan and Ryan Lochte ... fa- become a counselor or therapist ... likes going to the 2013 6 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 vorite actress is Reese Witherspoon ... enjoys watching beach and playing sports in her spare time ... enjoys the movie “She’s the Man” ... likes to listen to music cheering for Alex Ovechkin and the Washington Capi- by the Red Hot Chili Peppers ... most memorable ex- tals ... favorite book is “The Hunger Games” ... likes to perience was making it to the state tournament in her watch movies with Rachel McAdams in them, especial- senior year ... has an older brother and sister ... daugh- ly “The Notebook” ... most memorable experience was ter of Cheryl Hamm ... born on September 13, 1994 in winning sectionals for the fi rst time in school history Annapolis, Md. ... major is pre-nursing. ... has an older brother and sister ... sister, Jessica, was a gymnast at SUNY Brockport ... mother is a gradu- Season GP Shots Goals Asst. Pts. GB DC CT 2013 19 6 2 1 3 14 29 4 ate of SUNY Oswego where she ran cross-country ... daughter of Ken and Sandy Bowman ... born on Janu- ary 18, 1994 in Oswego, N.Y. ... major is psychology. Season GP Mins GA GAA Svs SV % GB CT 2013 2 18:09 4 13.22 1 .200 0 0

Breanna Hamm

17 2014 TIGER WOMEN’S LACROSSE || Player Profi les Taylor Emily Alyssa 25 O’Connor 33 Roth 12 Saxon 5-1 • Sophomore • Defense 5-3 • Sophomore • Midfi eld 5-0 • Sophomore • Goalkeeper Kingsville, Md. Millersville, Md. Henrietta, N.Y. Perry Hall H.S. Severn H.S. Rush Henrietta H.S. Elementary Education Major Biology Major Undeclared Major

2013 SEASON: Appeared in two games as a 2013 SEASON: Made her fi rst career appear- 2013 SEASON: Appeared in four games in relief freshman ... Tigers won both games she played in ... ance against William & Mary ... recorded a draw control of Kelsea Donnelly in goal ... made a season-high six worked hard in practice to adjust to the collegiate against the Tribe. saves in the game against Old Dominion ... recorded a pace of play. AT SEVERN H.S.: Four-year contributor for pair of saves while not allowing a goal in relief action AT PERRY HALL H.S.: Four-year letter win- Coach Irene Sotiropolous and the Admirals ... helped in the win over William & Mary. ner who played for Kristen Arseneau and the Gators ... team fi nish as runners-up in the conference as a se- AT RUSH HENRIETTA H.S.: Four-year letter served as a team captain for her sophomore through nior ... earned MVP honors as a senior for the lacrosse winner who played for Coach Thomas MacMillan and senior years ... earned all-academic honors all four team ... also played soccer and swam at Severn ... two- the Royal Comets ... two-time all-county selection ... years ... also played two years of varsity soccer and time team MVP of the soccer team ... served as the earned All-Greater Rochester honors as a junior and a was a member of the Gator basketball team ... three- swim team captain as a senior and was named the senior ... named the Section V Player of the Year as a year member of the Spanish honor society. team MVP ... member of the honor roll all four years. senior ... earned All-America honors as a senior. PERSONAL: Lists her grandmother as the person PERSONAL: Lists her mother as the person she PERSONAL: Lists her mother as the person she she admires most ... career goal is to become a kinder- admires most ... wants to become a trauma surgeon admires most ... wants to become a lawyer ... likes to garten teacher ... avid fan of the Baltimore Ravens ... when she fi nishes with school ... competes in triath- hang out with family and friends ... has held a sum- loves to cheer for Ray Rice ... favorite movie is “Bur- lons as a hobby ... has worked as a lifeguard in the mer job as a sales associate for Finish Line and Cookie lesque” ... likes to watch movies with Jennifer Aniston summer for the last three years ... enjoys cheering for Nook ... enjoys cheering for the N.Y. Yankees ... favorite in them ... enjoys listening to music by Lady Antebel- the Baltimore Orioles, Ravens and Washington Capitals movie is “Stick It” ... likes to listen to music by Luke lum ... mother played lacrosse and basketball at UMBC ... favorite player is Alex Ovechkin of the Capitals ... Bryan or Kid Cudi ... favorite food to eat is chicken and ... has two younger sisters ... daughter of Gene and likes to watch the movie, “Million Dollar Baby” ... en- dumplings ... has two older brothers and two older Shawne O’Connor ... born on June 6, 1994 in Baltimore, joys reading the book, “Catcher in the Rye” ... favorite sisters ... daughter of John and Pam Saxon ... born on Md. ... major is elementary education. thing to eat is her mom’s chili ... likes to listen to music January 24, 1994 in Rochester, N.Y. ... has not declared Season GP Shots Goals Asst. Pts. GB DC CT by Bob Marley ... has one older brother ... great uncle, a major. 2013 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Bob Skane, ran track at Michigan ... daughter of Adam Season GP Mins GA GAA Svs SV % GB CT and Tracy Roth ... born on October 11, 1993 in Washing- 2013 4 49:45 10 12.06 9 .474 2 0 ton, D.C. ... major is biology. Season GP Shots Goals Asst. Pts. GB DC CT 2013 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 Alyssa Saxon

18 Player Profi les || 2014 TIGER WOMEN’S LACROSSE Alex Hillary 17 Simpson 18 Sorg 5-8 • Sophomore • Attack 5-4 • Sophomore • Midfi eld Finksburg, Md. Bel Air, Md. Westminster H.S. Maryvale Prep H.S. Health Care Management Major Exercise Science Major

2013 SEASON: Made the fi rst appearance of her 2013 SEASON: Appeared in three games as a career against William & Mary ... worked hard in prac- freshman ... made the fi rst appearance of her career tice to adjust to collegiate pace of play. at American ... also saw time against William & Mary AT WESTMINSTER H.S.: Four-year letter and Stony Brook in the NCAA Tournament. winner who played for Coach Jackie Stevens and the AT MARYVALE PREP H.S.: Four-year stand- Owls ... led the Owls to the state semifi nals as junior ... out who played for Coach Marianne Pizzo and the played with current Tiger teammates Kelly Murkey and Lions ... named a Towson Times All-Star as a sopho- Ashleigh Rohrback ... also played fi eld hockey and two more ... served as team captain and earned the team’s years of basketball ... helped the fi eld hockey team win UnSung Hero Award as a senior ... was an Under Ar- two state championships. mour Underclass All-Star ... represented the Baltimore PERSONAL: Lists her mom as the person she ad- Metro area in the girls division of the national tourna- mires most ... likes to hang out with friends and family ment ... member of the student council as a junior and in her spare time ... enjoys cheering for the Baltimore senior ... served as a athletic association leader as a Ravens ... favorite athlete is gymnast Jordan Wieber junior and a senior. who won a gold medal at the London Olympics ... en- PERSONAL: Lists her parents as the people she joys reading the book, “Fifty Shades of Grey” ... likes admires most ... wants to become a physical therapist to watch the movie, “Bridesmaids” ... favorite food to ... enjoys cheering for Terrell Suggs of the Baltimore eat is sushi ... cousin, Lindsay Kibler, played for the Ti- Ravens ... favorite movie is “The Breakfast Club” ... gers between 2009-11 ... father graduated from Towson likes watching movies that star Jake Gyllenhaal and ... has one younger brother ... daughter of Deron and Rachel McAdams ... enjoys listening to country music Sandy Simpson ... born on April 6, 1994 in Finksburg, ... most memorable experience was going to Ireland Md. ... major is health care management. to see where her grandparents grew up ... has one Season GP Shots Goals Asst. Pts. GB DC CT younger brother ... mother is a graduate of Towson ... 2013 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 daughter of Gregory and Noreen Sorg ... born on May 2, 1993 in Baltimore, Md. ... major is exercise science. The Tigers defeated the U.S. National Team Season GP Shots Goals Asst. Pts. GB DC CT last fall in a scrimmage. (above and below) 2013 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

19 2014 TIGER WOMEN’S LACROSSE || Player Profi les Samantha Jessica Gabby 1 Brookhart 20 Carder 31 Cha 5-6 • Freshman • Midfi eld 5-8 • Freshman • Attack 5-9 • Freshman • Attack Ellicott City, Md. Finksburg, Md. Glenelg, Md. Mount Hebron H.S. Westminster H.S. Mount de Sales Academy Business Marketing Major Undeclared Major Actuarial Science Major

AT MOUNT HEBRON H.S.: Four-year varsity AT WESTMINSTER H.S.: Four-year varsity AT MOUNT DE SALES ACADEMY: Four- starter for Coach Patricia Dewart and the Vikings ... contributor for Coach Jackie Stevens and the Owls ... year varsity letter-winner for Coach Mary Gagnon and helped Vikings earn a spot in the regional fi nals all helped team reach state fi nals in her junior and soph- the Sailors ... was the team MVP and a captain as a four years ... team was 14-3 her senior season ... Vi- omore seasons ... served as a team captain as a senior senior ... earned IAAM A Conference All-Star honors ... kings were regional champs her junior year and ... two-time Chesapeake Conference honorable men- was the team MVP as a junior ... also played basketball county champs sophomore year ... scored 132 goals tion ... member of the Senior All-Star Team ... named and tennis ... was the number one singles champion with 103 assists and 211 draw controls during her high to the Baltimore Metro team as a sophomore ... played and team champion for tennis ... earned team MVP school career ... earned US Lacrosse and Under Ar- with current Tigers Kelly Murkey and Alex Simpson ... honors for both basketball and tennis ... was an IAAM mour All-America honors ... three-time all-county pick also played soccer and basketball for the Owls. All-Star for basketball and tennis. ... earned all-metro honors for the Washington Post PERSONAL: Career goal is to go into the medi- PERSONAL: Wants to become an accredited and Baltimore Sun ... was the team MVP as a junior cal fi eld ... fan of the Baltimore Ravens and Orioles ... actuarial scientist ... lists her parents as the people and senior ... also played fi eld hockey and basketball favorite athlete is Brian Roberts ... likes to watch the she admires most ... one of her hobbies is baking ... at Mount Hebron ... was two-time all-county pick in movie “Soul Surfer” ... enjoys eating crabs and shrimp has held a summer job as a camp counselor ... fan of fi eld hockey ... MVP for fi eld hockey senior season. ... has two younger brothers ... daughter of Stan and the Baltimore Ravens ... likes to read books by Agatha PERSONAL: Lists her parents as the people she Jen Carder ... born on March 22, 1995 in Westminster, Christie ... enjoys watching Matt Damon act ... favorite admires most ... wants to be a coach and own her own Md. ... has not delcared a major. movie is Inception ... likes to listen to music by Luke lacrosse equipment line ... hobbies include playing Bryan ... most memorable experience was winning the sports and singing ... has held a summer job as a club tennis championship at Mount de Sales ... mom played lacrosse coach ... fan of the Baltimore Ravens and Ori- basketball at the University of Rochester ... has a oles ... enjoys reading books by Nicholas Sparks ... fa- younger brother and sister ... parents both graduated vorite movie is “The Longest Yard” ... likes to listen to from the University of Rochester ... daughter of Henry country music, whatever is popular and Jack Johnson and Alexandra Cha ... born on May 17, 1995 in Glenelg, ... favorite actors are Will Ferrell, Bradley Cooper and Md. ... major is actuarial science. Channing Tatum ... most memorable experience was beating county rivals, Marriotts Ridge, in her junior year for the regional championship ... great uncle, Bob Carter, played lacrosse at Johns Hopkins ... mother, Jill, played lacrosse at McDaniel ... aunt and uncle both played lacrosse at McDaniel ... has two younger brothers ... daughter of Conrad and Jill Brookhart ... born on July 27, 1995 in Ellicott City, Md. ... major is business marketing. Samantha Brookhart

Gabby Cha

20 Player Profi les || 2014 TIGER WOMEN’S LACROSSE Jordan Michaela Michelle 10 Clarke 34 Duranti 24 Gildea 5-4 • Freshman • Defense 5-6 • Freshman • Attack/Midfi eld 5-8 • Freshman-R • Mid./Def. Perry Hall, Md. Seaford, N.Y. Springfi eld, Pa. John Carroll H.S. St. Anthony’s H.S. Springfi eld H.S. Business Major Nursing Major Undeclared Major

AT PERRY HALL H.S.: Four-year varsity con- AT ST. ANTHONY’S H.S.: Four-year varsity 2013 SEASON: Did not appear in any games for tributor for Coach Krystin Porcella and the Patriots ... letterwinner for Coach Corrine Lomangino and the the Tigers ... obtained a medical redshirt and retained led the Patriots to three-straight appearances in the Friars ... led Friars to three-straight CHSAA Champion- the year of eligibility. IAAM A Conference semifi nals ... fi rst team All-Harford ships ... St. Anthony’s was ranked among the top three AT SPRINGFIELD H.S.: Four-year varsity let- County selection as a junior ... member of the Under- in the nation during each of her fi nal three seasons ... terwinner for Keith Broome and the Cougars ... led her Armour Baltimore Underclassmen All-America team served as a team captain as a senior. team to the district playoffs in both her junior and se- as a junior ... also played soccer and basketball at PERSONAL: Wants to have a career as a nurse in nior seasons ... served as a team captain as a senior Perry Hall ... earned IAAM All-Conference honors for a cancer hospital ... lists her father as the person she ... fi rst team all-conference and all-league as a senior indoor soccer. admires most ... one of her hobbies is snowboarding ... earned Phillylacrosse.com fi rst team all-league PERSONAL: Lists her parents as the people she ... fan of the Dallas Cowboys and the N.Y. Yankees ... honors as a senior ... also played volleyball and was admires most ... wants to become a business owner favorite pro player is Tony Romo ... also likes to cheer a cheerleader. when she graduates ... participated in a mission trip to for soccer player Mia Hamm ... enjoys watching the PERSONAL: Lists her parents as the people she Honduras ... hobbies include playing sports and danc- movie “Finding Nemo” ... favorite book is “The Lucky admires most ... enjoys eating and hanging out with ing ... fan of the Baltimore Ravens, Orioles and Wash- One” ... likes to eat pizza ... most memorable experi- friends and family in her spare time ... avid fan of ington Capitals ... likes to root for Ray Rice ... favorite ence was snowboarding down the scariest trail at Vail the Philadelphia Eagles and Philadelphia Phillies ... book is “Brave New World” by Aldous Huxley ... enjoys with her father ... father played lacrosse at Penn ... has likes to watch athletes Michael Vick and Hope Solo watching the movie “The Great Gatsby” ... likes to eat a younger brother and older sister ... daughter of Ste- play ... favorite thing to read is the Twilight Series ... mac and cheese ... enjoys listening to music by Be- phen and Kelly Duranti ... born on November 29, 1995 enjoys watch the movie “Stick It” ... favorite actress yonce and Katy Perry ... most memorable experience in Hempstead, N.Y. ... major is nursing. is Brittney Snow ... most memorable experience was was scoring the game-winning soccer goal against getting to the state tournament as a sophomore for Spalding in her senior year in overtime ... older sister lacrosse ... has two older brothers and two younger is a nursing student at Salisbury ... daughter of Rick sisters ... daughter of Michael and Davona Gildea ... and Carol Clarke ... born on June 22, 1995 in Baltimore, born on December 8, 1993 in Springfi eld, Pa. ... has not Md. ... major is business. declared a major.

The 2013 Tigers at the CAA Women’s Lacrosse Banquet.

21 2014 TIGER WOMEN’S LACROSSE || Player Profi les Kelly Colby 5 McQuilkin 0 Unkle 5-4 • Freshman • Defense 5-5 • Freshman • Midfi eld Columbia, Md. Manchester, Md. Atholton H.S. Manchester Valley H.S. Exercise Science & Business Major Undeclared Major

AT ATHOLTON H.S.: Four-year varsity con- AT MANCHESTER VALLEY H.S.: Four- tributor for Coach Crystal Shelley and the Raiders ... year varsity letter-winner for Coach Shelly Brezicki earned the best defense award as a senior ... two-time and the Mavericks ... earned US fi rst team All-America all-county selection ... selected as the unsung hero honors as a senior ... four-time selection to the MVAL as a sophomore ... named to the All-Star Baltimore all-conference team ... earned all-county honors all Under Armour Underclassmen team as a sophomore four years ... as a senior set the school record for ca- ... also played fi eld hockey ... helped the Raiders win reer goals (157) and caused turnovers (75) ... served their fi rst state championship in school history as a as a team captain for two years ... also played fi eld senior for fi eld hockey ... served as a team captain and hockey, ran track and played basketball ... helped the named the MVP. Mavericks earn the regional championship all four PERSONAL: Lists her parents as the people she years ... was a two-time all-county and three-time all- admires most ... wants to become a physical trainer/ conference selection for fi eld hockey ... part of the business owner ... went on a mission trip to Puerto 4x400m relay team that holds the school record. Rico ... hobbies include cooking, baking and playing PERSONAL: Wants to become a physical and guitar ... fan of the Washington Nationals and Red- health education teacher ... lists Tracey Rohrback as skins ... favorite movies are “Pitch Perfect” and “The the person she admires most ... has done community Holiday” ... enjoys eating chicken parmasean ... likes service work with the Special Olympics ... fan of the to listen to music by Jason Aldean ... most memorable Baltimore Ravens, Orioles and Washington Capitals ... experiences are winning the state championship in likes to cheer for Paul Rabil ... favorite book is “Cap- fi eld hockey and going to Puerto Rico on the mission tain Underpants” series ... enjoys watching the movie trip ... older brother, Jimmy, played basketball at Wake “Rocky” ... likes to eat steak and mashed potatoes ... Forest ... other brother, Brett, played football at Elon favorite musician is the group Red Hot Chili Peppers ... daughter of Frank and Julie McQuilkin ... born on ... most memorable experience was having Ray Lewis February 14, 1995 in Columbia, Md. ... double major in pick her up and save her from being crushed against exercise science and business. a media fence ... has one younger sister ... daughter of Matt and Tomi Unkle ... born on June 29, 1995 in Westminster, Md. ... has not declared a major.

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Katie Leech and the Tigers battled Drexel in the CAA Tournament for the third straight year in 2013.

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UMBC GEORGETOWN Feb. 19 | Unitas Stadium | 4 p.m. Feb. 22 | Unitas Stadium | 3 p.m. Quick Facts Series History Quick Facts Series History Location: Baltimore, Md. Record: Towson leads 33-7 Location: Washington, D.C. Record: Georgetown leads 10-8 Enrollment: 14,164 Tiger Streak: W, 2 Enrollment: 15,318 Tiger Streak: L, 10 Nickname: Retreivers First Meeting: 1977 - UMBC 6, Towson 3 Nickname: Hoyas First Meeting: 4/28/85 - Towson 17, GU 9 Colors: Black & Gold Last Meeting: 2/27/13 - Towson 11, UMBC 8 Colors: Blue and Gray Last Meeting: 2/23/13 - GU 13, Towson 10 Athletics Director: Tim Hall Athletics Director: Lee Reed Conference: America East 2014 Retrievers’ Schedule Conference: Big East 2014 Hoyas’ Schedule Home Field: UMBC Stadium FEB. 13 MARYLAND ...... 4 P.M. Home Field: Multi-Sport Field FEB. 15 DELAWARE ...... 1:00 P.M. Capacity/Surface: 4,500/ Momentum Turf Feb. 19 at Towson ...... 4 p.m. Capacity/Surface: 2,500/Field Turf Feb. 22 at Towson ...... 3:00 p.m. Lacrosse Information FEB. 22 AMERICAN ...... 4 P.M. Lacrosse Information Mar. 1 at Princeton ...... 3:00 p.m. 2013 Overall Record: 8-8 Mar. 1 at La Salle ...... 1 p.m. 2013 Overall Record: 13-6 Mar. 5 at Duke ...... 5:00 p.m. 2013 Conference Record: 2-4 MAR. 5 HIGH POINT ...... 7 P.M. 2013 Conference Record: 6-2 MAR. 9 STANFORD ...... 1:00 P.M. 2013 Final IWLCA Ranking: n/a Mar. 8 at Drexel ...... 1 p.m. 2013 Final IWLCA Ranking: 8 Mar. 15 at North Carolina ...... 1:00 p.m. Starters R/L: 9/3 Mar. 15 at Mt. St. Mary’s ...... 3 p.m. Starters R/L: 7/5 MAR. 21 JOHNS HOPKINS .. 7:00 P.M. Letterwinners R/L: 17/7 MAR. 22 TEMPLE ...... NOON Letterwinners R/L: 26/9 MAR. 25 LOYOLA ...... 7:00 P.M. MAR. 25 WAGNER ...... 3 P.M. MAR. 29 LOUISVILLE # ...... 2:00 P.M. Coaching Staff Mar. 29 at Stony Brook* ...... 1 p.m. Coaching Staff APR. 1 PENN ...... 6:30 P.M. Head Coaches: Tony Giro & Amy Appelt APR. 5 NEW HAMPSHIRE* ...... NOON Head Coach: Ricky Fried (UMBC, ‘88) APR. 5 MARQUETTE # ....12:00 P.M. Record at UMBC: 8-8 (1st yr.) Apr. 9 at Columbia ...... 4 p.m. Record at Georgetown: 106-61 (9 yrs.) Apr. 11 at Connecticut # ...... 4:00 p.m. Overall Record: same APR. 12 VERMONT* ...... 11 A.M. Overall Record: same Apr. 13 at Rutgers # ...... 1:00 p.m. Offi ce Phone: 410-455-2206 Apr. 16 at Johns Hopkins ...... 4 p.m. Offi ce Phone: 202-687-2420 APR. 17 VILLANOVA # ...... 2:00 P.M. Media Information APR. 19 ALBANY* ...... NOON Media Information APR. 19 TEMPLE #...... 4:00 P.M. SID Contact: Paige Schneider Apr. 26 at Binghamton* ...... 1 p.m. SID Contact: Barbara Barnes Apr. 26 at Cincinnati # ...... 2:00 p.m. Offi ce Phone: 410-455-2639 May 1-4 America East Tourn...... TBD Offi ce Phone: 202-687-7155 May 1-3 Big East Championship .....TBA E-Mail: [email protected] E-Mail: [email protected] Website: www.UMBCRetrievers.com * - America East contest Website: www.GUHoyas.com # - Big East game

SYRACUSE JOHNS HOPKINS Mar. 2 | Syracuse, N.Y. | 1 p.m. Mar. 5 | Baltimore, Md. | 7 p.m. Quick Facts Series History Quick Facts Series History Location: Syracuse, N.Y. Record: Syracuse leads 9-0 Location: Baltimore, Md. Record: Johns Hopkins leads 12-7 Enrollment: 13,850 Tiger Streak: L, 9 Enrollment: 5,192 Tiger Streak: L, 3 Nickname: Orange First Meeting: 3/19/06 - SU 7, Towson 5 Nickname: Blue Jays First Meeting: 4/25/80 - Towson 16, JHU 1 Colors: Orange Last Meeting: 3/9/13 - SU 10, Towson 3 Colors: Columbia Blue & Black Last Meeting: 3/19/13 - JHU 10, Towson 9 Athletics Director: Dr. Darryl Gross Athletics Director: Tom Calder Conference: ACC 2014 Orange Schedule Conference: American Lacrosse Conf. 2014 Blue Jays’ Schedule Home Field: Carrier Dome Jan. 21 at Jacksonville ...... 5:30 p.m. Home Field: Homewood Field FEB. 15 MARQUETTE ...... 12:00 P.M. Capacity/Surface: 49,550/Field Turf Jan. 24 vs. Stetson ...... 7:00 p.m. Capacity/Surface: 8,500/Field Turf Feb. 19 at Mount St. Mary’s .4:00 p.m. Lacrosse Information FEB. 16 CANISIUS ...... 1:00 P.M. Lacrosse Information FEB. 22 BUCKNELL ...... 4:00 P.M. 2013 Overall Record: 18-4 Feb. 23 at Virginia * ...... 1:00 p.m. 2013 Overall Record: 10-7 FEB. 26 LOYOLA ...... 5:00 P.M. 2013 Conference Record: 8-0 Feb. 26 at Boston College * ...3:00 p.m. 2013 Conference Record: 2-3 MAR. 1 AMERICAN ...... 1:00 P.M. 2013 Final IWLCA Ranking: 3 MAR. 2 TOWSON ...... 1:00 P.M. 2013 Final IWLCA Ranking: n/a MAR. 5 TOWSON ...... 7:00 P.M. Starters R/L: 9/3 MAR. 10 MARYLAND * ...... 7:00 P.M. Starters R/L: 7/5 Mar. 8 at Geo. Washington ...1:00 p.m. Letterwinners R/L: 27/9 MAR. 15 FLORIDA ...... 12:00 P.M. Letterwinners R/L: 19/10 MAR. 12 BOSTON U...... 4:00 P.M. MAR. 18 HARVARD ...... 7:00 P.M. MAR. 16 MICHIGAN ...... 1:00 P.M. Coaching Staff Coaching Staff MAR. 23 NORTHWESTERN ....1:00 P.M. Mar. 21 at Georgetown ...... 7:00 p.m. MAR. 29 DUKE * ...... 1:00 P.M. Head Coach: Janine Tucker (Loyola, ‘89) Mar. 29 at Vanderbilt ...... 1:00 p.m. Head Coach: Gary Gait (Syracuse, ‘90) Record at JHU: 220-120 (20 yrs.) Record at Syracuse: 94-31 (6 yrs.) APR. 1 ALBANY ...... 6:00 P.M. APR. 5 FLORIDA ...... 12:00 P.M. Apr. 5 at Virginia Tech * ...... 1:00 p.m. Overall Record: same Apr. 13 at Northwestern ...... 1:00 p.m. Overall Record: same Offi ce Phone: 410-516-7479 Offi ce Phone: 315-443-4390 APR. 12 NORTH CAROLINA * ... 1:00 P.M. Apr. 16 UMBC ...... 4:00 p.m. Apr. 15 at Cornell ...... 7:00 p.m. Media Information Apr. 18 at Penn State ...... 7:00 p.m. Media Information Apr. 19 at Notre Dame ...... TBD SID Contact: Jill Guise Apr. 23 at Old Dominion ...... 4:00 p.m. SID Contact: Susie Mehringer Apr. 24-27 ACC Tournament ...... TBD Offi ce Phone: 410-516-0638 APR. 26 OHIO STATE ...... 2:00 P.M. Offi ce Phone: 315-443-2608 MAY 3 LOYOLA ...... 1:00 P.M. E-Mail: [email protected] May 1-4 ALC Tournament ...... TBA E-Mail: [email protected] Website: www. Hopkinssports.com Website: www.Cuse.com * - Atlantic Coast Conference game * - American Lacrosse Conference game

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STANFORD LOYOLA (MD.) Mar. 7 | Unitas Stadium | 7 p.m. Mar. 12 | Baltimore, Md. | 7 p.m. Quick Facts Series History Quick Facts Series History Location: Stanford, Cal. Record: Towson leads 1-0 Location: Baltimore, Md. Record: Loyola leads 30-10 Enrollment: 15,140 Tiger Streak: W, 1 Enrollment: 3,800 Tiger Streak: L, 1 Nickname: Cardinal First Meeting: 3/28 /10 - TU 10, Stanford 9 Nickname: Greyhounds First Meeting: 1977 -Towson 10, Loyola 3 Colors: Cardinal and White Last Meeting: same Colors: Green & Grey Last Meeting: 3/2/13 - LU 11, Towson 10 Athletics Director: Bob Bowlsby Athletics Director: Jim Paquette Conference: MPSF 2014 Cardinal Schedule Conference: Patriot 2014 Greyhounds’ Schedule Home Field: Cagan Stadium FEB. 15 OHIO STATE ...... 1:00 P.M. Home Field: Ridley Athletic Complex Feb. 15 at Virginia ...... 1:00 p.m. Capacity/Surface: 2,000/Grass FEB. 22 HARVARD ...... 12:00 P.M. Capacity/Surface: 6,000/Field Turf FEB. 22 PRINCETON ...... 1:00 P.M. Lacrosse Information MAR. 2 VANDERBILT ...... 12:00 P.M. Lacrosse Information Feb. 26 at Johns Hopkins ...... 7:00 p.m. 2013 Overall Record: 14-6 Mar. 5 at Fresno State * ...... 5:00 p.m. 2013 Overall Record: 11-9 Mar. 1 at James Madison ....1:00 p.m. 2013 Conference Record: 6-2 Mar. 7 at Towson ...... 4:00 p.m. 2013 Conference Record: 6-2 MAR. 4 FLORIDA ...... 1:00 P.M. 2013 Final IWLCA Ranking: 14 Mar. 9 at Georgetown ...... 10:00 a.m. 2013 Final IWLCA Ranking: 10 Mar. 8 at Penn State ...... 1:00 p.m. Starters R/L: 11/1 MAR. 22 ST. MARY’S (CAL.) * .12:00 P.M. Starters R/L: 10/2 MAR. 12 TOWSON ...... 7:00 P.M. Letterwinners R/L: 21/6 Mar. 25 at Cornell ...... 1:00 p.m. Letterwinners R/L: 20/7 Mar. 15 at Lafayette *...... 1:00 p.m. Mar. 29 at Notre Dame ...... 9:00 a.m. Mar. 19 at Bucknell * ...... 7:00 p.m. Coaching Staff APR. 4 DENVER * ...... 7:00 P.M. Coaching Staff MAR. 22 LEHIGH * ...... 4:00 P.M. Head Coach: Amy Bokker (William & Mary, ‘95) APR. 6 COLORADO * ...... 1:00 P.M. Head Coach: Jen Adams (Maryland, ‘01) Mar. 25 at Georgetown ...... 7:00 p.m. Record at Stanford: 67-29 (5 yrs.) Apr. 11 at Oregon * ...... 5:00 p.m. Record at Loyola: 64-31 (5 yrs.) MAR. 29 HOLY CROSS * ...... 1:00 P.M. Overall Record: 161-131 (16 yrs.) APR. 15 UC DAVIS * ...... 7:00 P.M. Overall Record: same Apr. 5 at Colgate * ...... 1:00 p.m. Offi ce Phone: (650) 725-1994 Apr. 18 at San Diego State * .2:00 p.m. Offi ce Phone: 410-617-2167 APR. 9 AMERICAN * ...... 7:00 P.M. Media Information Apr. 20 at USC * ...... 1:00 p.m. Media Information Apr. 12 at Boston U. * ...... 1:00 p.m. SID Contact: David Kiefer APR. 24 CALIFORNIA * ...... 4:00 P.M. SID Contact: Amanda McClure APR. 19 NAVY * ...... 1:00 P.M. Offi ce Phone: (650) 736-7921 May 1-4 MPSF Tournament ...... TBA Offi ce Phone: 410-617-2777 Apr. 22-27Patriot League Tourn...... TBA E-Mail: [email protected] E-Mail: [email protected] May 3 at Syracuse ...... 1:00 p.m. Website: www.GoStanford.com * - MPSF league game Website: www.loyolagreyhounds.com * - Patriot League game

MONMOUTH CALIFORNIA Mar. 15 | Unitas Stadium | 1 p.m. Mar. 20 | Berkeley, Cal. | 7 p.m. (PT) Quick Facts Series History Quick Facts Series History Location: West Long Branch, N.J. Record: Towson leads 1-0 Location: Berkeley, Calif. Record: 0-0 Enrollment: 5,200 Tiger Streak: W, 1 Enrollment: 36,142 Tiger Streak: n/a Nickname: Hawks First Meeting: 5/5/12 - Towson 15, Monmouth 5 Nickname: Golden Bears First Meeting: 3/20/14 Colors: Midnight Blue and White Last Meeting: same Colors: Blue and Gold Last Meeting: same Athletics Director: Dr. Marilyn McNeil Athletics Director: Sandy Barbour Conference: Metro Atlantic Athletic 2014 Hawks’ Schedule Conference: MPSF 2014 Bears’ Schedule Home Field: Kessler Field FEB. 15 FRESNO STATE... 2:00 P.M. Home Field: Kabam Field Feb. 20 at St. Mary’s (Cal.) * . 6:00 p.m. Capacity/Surface: Field Turf/3,100 Feb. 19 at Stony Brook ...... 1:00 p.m. Capacity/Surface: 63,000/Artifi cial Turf FEB. 28 SAN DIEGO STATE * 7:00 P.M. Lacrosse Information FEB. 26 LAFAYETTE ...... 3:00 P.M. Lacrosse Information Mar. 8 at UC Davis * ...... 12:00 p.m. 2013 Overall Record: 13-7 MAR. 8 WAGNER ...... 1:00 P.M. 2013 Overall Record: 9-7 MAR. 12 SIENA...... 12:00 P.M. 2013 Conference Record: 9-0 Mar. 15 at Towson ...... 1:00 p.m. 2013 Conference Record: 6-2 MAR. 20 TOWSON ...... 4:00 P.M. 2013 Final IWLCA Ranking: n/a Mar. 19 at Delaware ...... 6:00 p.m. 2013 Final IWLCA Ranking: n/a Mar. 24 at La Salle ...... 4:00 p.m. Starters R/L: 8/4 MAR. 22 SACRED HEART ...... 1:00 P.M. Starters R/L: 7/5 Mar. 26 at Lehigh ...... 1:00 p.m. Letterwinners R/L: 20/9 Mar. 26 at St. Joe’s ...... 4:00 p.m. Letterwinners R/L: 14/10 Mar. 28 at Yale ...... 10:00 a.m. Mar. 29 at Siena * ...... 12:00 p.m. APR. 3 OREGON * ...... 7:00 P.M. Coaching Staff APR. 2 QUINNIPIAC * .... 3:00 P.M. Coaching Staff APR. 6 USC * ...... 1:00 P.M. Head Coach: Denise Wescott (Maryland, ‘80) APR. 5 NIAGARA * ...... 12:00 P.M. Head Coach: Ginger Miles (Virginia, ‘06) Apr. 10 at Detroit ...... 1:00 p.m. Record at Monmouth: 41-39 Apr. 9 at Manhattan * ...... 8:00 p.m. Record at Cal-Berkeley: 17-15 (3 yrs.) Apr. 12 at Michigan ...... 10:00 a.m. Overall Record: 198-187 (23 yrs.) Apr. 12 at Drexel ...... 7:00 p.m. Overall Record: 49-21 (5 yrs.) APR. 15 FRESNO STATE * ...3:00 P.M. Offi ce Phone: (732) 263-556 APR. 16 IONA * ...... 3:00 P.M. Offi ce Phone: (510) 643-5568 Apr. 18 at Denver * ...... 3:00 p.m. Media Information Apr. 19 at Canisius *...... 11:00 a.m. Media Information Apr. 20 at Colorado * ...... 11:00 a.m. SID Contact: Greg Viscomi APR. 23 FAIRFIELD * ...... 3:00 P.M. SID Contact: Tim Miguel Apr. 24 at Stanford * ...... 4:00 p.m. Offi ce Phone: (732) 571-4447 Apr. 26 at Marist *...... 1:00 p.m. Offi ce Phone: (510) 643-9036 May 1-4 MPSF Tournament ...... TBA E-Mail: [email protected] May 2-4 MAAC Tournament ...... TBA E-Mail: [email protected] Website: www.GoMUHawks.com Website: www.CalBears.com * - MPSF game * - Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference game

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UC DAVIS MARYLAND Mar. 22 | Davis, Cal. | 8 p.m. (PT) Mar. 26 | College Park, Md. | 7 p.m. Quick Facts Series History Quick Facts Series History Location: Davis, Cal. Record: 0-0 Location: College Park, Md. Record: Maryland leads 33-6 Enrollment: 33,300 Tiger Streak: n/a Enrollment: 37,461 Tiger Streak: L, 33 Nickname: Aggies First Meeting: 3/22/14 Nickname: Terrapins or Terps First Meeting: 4/23/74 - Towson 12, Md. 4 Colors: Yale Blue & Gold Last Meeting: same Colors: Red, White, Black & Gold Last Meeting: 3/26/13 - Md. 11, Towson 8 Athletics Director: Terry Turney Athletics Director: Kevin Anderson Conference: MPSF 2014 Aggies’ Schedule Conference: Atlantic Coast 2014 Terrapins’ Schedule Home Field: Aggie Stadium Feb. 21 at George Mason ...... 2:00 p.m. Home Field: FH & Lacrosse Complex Feb. 13 at UMBC ...... 4:00 p.m. Capacity/Surface: 10,743/Field Turf Feb. 23 at Old Dominion ...... 10:00 a.m. Capacity/Surface: 1,200/Astroturf FEB. 16 RICHMOND ...... 1:00 P.M. Lacrosse Information MAR. 8 CALIFORNIA * .....12:00 P.M. Lacrosse Information FEB. 19 BOSTON U...... 4:00 P.M. 2013 Overall Record: 6-9 MAR. 10 SIENA...... 7:00 P.M. 2013 Overall Record: 22-1 Feb. 22 at Penn State ...... 3:00 p.m. 2013 Conference Record: 3-5 MAR. 12 ROBERT MORRIS ...3:00 P.M. 2013 Conference Record: 5-0 Feb. 25 at Hofstra ...... 5:30 p.m. 2013 Final IWLCA Ranking: n/a Mar. 14 at USC * ...... 4:00 p.m. 2013 Final IWLCA Ranking: 2 Mar. 1 at Duke * ...... 1:00 p.m. Starters R/L: 8/4 Mar. 16 at San Diego St. * ..... 1:00 p.m. Starters R/L: 7/5 MAR. 5 WILLIAM & MARY 5:00 P.M. Letterwinners R/L: 15/6 MAR. 22 TOWSON ...... 5:00 P.M. Letterwinners R/L: 25/6 Mar. 10 at Syracuse * ...... 7:00 p.m. Mar. 27 at Detroit ...... 11:00 a.m. MAR. 15 NOTRE DAME * .. 12:00 P.M. Coaching Staff Mar. 30 at Michigan ...... 10:00 a.m. Coaching Staff Mar. 19 at Penn ...... 7:00 p.m. Head Coach: Kate Henwood (LaSalle, ‘05) APR. 4 COLORADO * ...... 3:00 P.M. Head Coach: Cathy Reese (Maryland, ‘98) Mar. 22 at James Madison .. 2:00 p.m. Record at UC Davis: 6-9 (1 yr.) APR. 6 DENVER * ...... 1:00 P.M. Record at Maryland: 117-15 (7 yrs.) MAR. 26 TOWSON ...... 7:00 P.M. Overall Record: same Apr. 13 at Oregon * ...... 1:00 p.m. Overall Record: 170-45 (10 yrs.) MAR. 29 BOSTON CO. * .... 12:00 P.M. Offi ce Phone: (530) 574-8181 Apr. 15 at Stanford * ...... 7:00 p.m. Offi ce Phone: 301-314-4273 Apr. 5 at North Carolina * 12:00 p.m. Media Information APR. 18 FRESNO STATE * ..4:00 P.M. Media Information Apr. 9 at Princeton ...... 7:00 p.m. SID Contact: Mark Honbo APR. 25 SAINT MARY’S * .. 7:00 P.M. SID Contact: Jodi Fick APR. 13 VIRGINIA * ...... 1:00 P.M. Offi ce Phone: (530) 752-8050 Offi ce Phone: 301-314-7064 APR. 19 VIRGINIA TECH * 12:00 P.M. E-Mail: [email protected] * - MPSF game E-Mail: jfi [email protected] Apr. 24-27ACC Tournament ...... TBA Website: www.ucdavisaggies.com Website: www.UMTerps.com * - Atlantic Coast Conference game

DELAWARE HOFSTRA Mar. 30 | Unitas Stadium | 1 p.m. Apr. 4 | Hempstead, N.Y. | 7 p.m. Quick Facts Series History Quick Facts Series History Location: Newark, Del. Record: Delaware leads 30-17 Location: Hempstead, N.Y. Record: Towson leads 19-12 Enrollment: 17,000 Tiger Streak: W, 7 Enrollment: 11,090 Tiger Streak: W, 1 Nickname: Blue Hens First Meeting: 1977- UD 13, Towson 6 Nickname: Pride First Meeting: 3/31/84 - Towson 17, HU 6 Colors: Royal Blue & Gold Last Meeting: 3/31/13 - Towson 14, UD 9 Colors: Gold, White & Blue Last Meeting: 5/5/13 - Towson 9, HU 4 Athletics Director: Eric Ziady Athletics Director: Jeffrey Hathaway Conference: CAA 2014 Blue Hens’ Schedule Conference: CAA 2014 Pride Schedule Home Field: Delaware Stadium Feb. 15 at Georgetown ...... 1:00 p.m. Home Field: James M. Shuart Stadium Feb. 15 at New Hampshire . 12:00 p.m. Capacity/Surface: 22,000/Field Turf FEB. 19 LAFAYETTE ...... 5:00 P.M. Capacity/Surface: 13,000/Field Turf Feb. 18 at Fairfi eld ...... 3:00 p.m. Lacrosse Information Feb. 22 at Penn ...... 1:00 p.m. Lacrosse Information Feb. 22 at Colgate ...... 1:00 p.m. 2013 Overall Record: 10-6 Mar. 1 at Rutgers ...... 1:00 p.m. 2013 Overall Record: 11-8 FEB. 25 MARYLAND ...... 5:30 P.M. 2013 Conference Record: 4-3 MAR. 5 LA SALLE ...... 6:00 P.M. 2013 Conference Record: 4-3 MAR. 1 CENTRAL CONN. ST. . 3:00 P.M. 2013 Final IWLCA Ranking: n/a MAR. 8 VILLANOVA ...... 1:00 P.M. 2013 Final IWLCA Ranking: n/a MAR. 7 MARIST ...... 7:00 P.M. Starters R/L: 11/1 MAR. 12 VIRGINIA TECH ... 5:00 P.M. Starters R/L: 10/2 Mar. 9 at Quinnipiac ...... 1:00 p.m. Letterwinners R/L: 23/1 Mar. 15 at Temple ...... 1:00 p.m. Letterwinners R/L: 23/7 MAR. 15 OHIO STATE ...... 12:00 P.M. MAR. 19 MONMOUTH ...... 6:00 P.M. Mar. 19 at Temple ...... 3:00 p.m. Coaching Staff Mar. 22 at Geo. Washington . 1:00 p.m. Coaching Staff Mar. 22 at Albany ...... 12:00 p.m. Head Coach: Kateri Linville (Delaware, ‘03) Mar. 30 at Towson * ...... 1:00 p.m. Head Coach: Shannon Smith (Northwestern ‘12) MAR. 26 RUTGERS ...... 7:00 P.M. Record at Delaware: 23-27 (3 yrs.) APR. 4 DREXEL * ...... 5:00 P.M. Record at Hofstra: 11-8 (1st yr.) APR. 4 TOWSON * ...... 7:00 P.M. Overall Record: same Apr. 6 at Hofstra *...... 1:00 p.m. Overall Record: same APR. 6 DELAWARE * ...... 1:00 P.M. Offi ce Phone: 302-831-4057 APR. 11 JAMES MADISON * 5:00 P.M. Offi ce Phone: 516-463-6475 Apr. 14 at Dartmouth ...... 3:00 p.m. Media Information APR. 13 WILLIAM & MARY * 1:00 P.M. Media Information Apr. 18 at William & Mary *... 7:00 p.m. SID Contact: Maggie Hayon APR. 22 STONY BROOK ...... 5:00 P.M. SID Contact: Stephen Gorchov Apr. 20 at James Madison * 1:00 p.m. Offi ce Phone: 302-831-6389 May 2-4 CAA Tournament ...... TBA Offi ce Phone: 516-463-4933 Apr. 26 at Drexel * ...... 1:00 p.m. E-Mail: [email protected] E-Mail: [email protected] May 2-4 CAA Tournament ...... TBA Website: www.BlueHens.com * - Colonial Athletic Association game Website: www.gohofstra.com * - Colonial Athletic Association game

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DREXEL WILLIAM & MARY Apr. 6 | Philadelphia, Pa. | 1 p.m. Apr. 11 | Unitas Stadium | 7 p.m. Quick Facts Quick Facts Series History Location: Philadelphia, Pa. Series History Location: Williamsburg, Va. Record: Tigers lead 11-8 Enrollment: 24,860 Record: Towson leads 32-2 Enrollment: 7,625 Tiger Streak: W, 5 Nickname: Dragons Tiger Streak: W, 5 Nickname: Tribe First Meeting: 5/12/79 - W&M 13, Towson 5 Colors: Navy Blue & Gold First Meeting: 4/21/83 - Towson 10, DU 6 Colors: Green, Gold & Silver Last Meeting: 4/12/13 - Towson 15, W&M 5 Athletics Director: Dr. Eric Zillmer Last Meeting: 5/3/13 - Towson 8, DU 7 Athletics Director: Terry Driscoll Conference: CAA Conference: CAA 2014 Tribe Schedule Home Field: Vidas Field 2014 Dragons’ Schedule Home Field: Albert-Day Field FEB. 16 DUKE ...... 1:00 P.M. Capacity/Surface: 1,000/Field Turf Feb. 16 George Washington1:00 p.m. Capacity/Surface: 1,000/Grass FEB. 23 LOUISVILLE ...... 1:00 P.M. Lacrosse Information Feb. 23 Saint Joseph’s ..... 1:00 p.m. Lacrosse Information MAR. 1 COASTAL CAROLINA . 1:00 P.M. 2013 Overall Record: 11-7 Feb. 26 Stony Brook ...... 4:00 p.m. 2013 Overall Record: 5-11 Mar. 5 at Maryland ...... 5:00 p.m. 2013 Conference Record: 4-3 Mar. 1 at Colgate ...... 1:00 p.m. 2013 Conference Record: 2-5 MAR. 12 VIRGINIA ...... 7:00 P.M. 2013 Final IWLCA Ranking: n/a Mar. 5 at Villanova ...... 1:00 p.m. 2013 Final IWLCA Ranking: n/a MAR. 15 VIRGINIA TECH .... 1:00 P.M. Starters R/L: 5/6 Mar. 8 UMBC ...... TBA Starters R/L: 8/4 MAR. 18 ALBANY ...... 4:00 P.M. Letterwinners R/L: 20/6 Mar. 12 at La Salle ...... 7:00 p.m. Letterwinners R/L: 22/6 Mar. 21 at Richmond ...... 6:00 p.m. Mar. 15 at Louisville...... TBA MAR. 25 LONGWOOD ...... 3:00 P.M. Coaching Staff Mar. 23 New Hampshire ... 2:00 p.m. Coaching Staff Mar. 29 at Ohio State ...... 12:00 p.m. Head Coach: Hannah Rudloff (Penn, ‘09) Mar. 26 at Penn State ...... 4:00 p.m. Head Coach: Hillary Fratzke (Towson, ‘10) Apr. 5 at James Madison * 1:00 p.m. Record at Drexel: fi rst season Apr. 4 at Delaware *...... TBA Record at W&M: First year Apr. 11 at Towson * ...... 7:00 p.m. Overall Record: same Apr. 6 Towson * ...... 1:00 p.m. Overall Record: same Apr. 13 at Delaware * ...... 1:00 p.m. Offi ce Phone: 215-895-0591 Apr. 18 at William & Mary *... 4:00 p.m. Offi ce Phone: 757-221-3389 APR. 18 HOFSTRA * ...... 7:00 P.M. Media Information Apr. 20 at James Madison *. ...1:00p.m. Media Information APR. 20 DREXEL * ...... 1:00 P.M. SID Contact: Christina Puggi Apr. 26 Hofstra *...... 1:00 p.m. SID Contact: Rob Turner APR. 26 OLD DOMINION .... 1:00 P.M. Offi ce Phone: 215-895-2084 May 2-4 CAA Tournament ...... TBA Offi ce Phone: 757-221-3370 May 2-4 CAA Tournament ...... TBA E-Mail: [email protected] E-Mail: [email protected] Website: www.DrexelDragons.com * - Colonial Athletic Association game Website: www.tribeatheltics.com * - Colonial Athletic Association game

JAMES MADISON NORTH CAROLINA Apr. 13 | Unitas Stadium | 1 p.m. Apr. 19 | Raleigh, N.C. | 1 p.m. Quick Facts Series History Quick Facts Series History Location: Harrisonburg, Va. Record: JMU leads 22-10 Location: Chapel Hill, N.C. Record: North Carolina leads 4-0 Enrollment: 20,000 Tiger Streak: W, 3 Enrollment: 17,895 Tiger Streak: L, 4 Nickname: Dukes First Meeting: 1977 - JMU 12, Towson 7 Nickname: Tar Heels First Meeting: 3/17/96 - UNC 13, Towson 4 Colors: Purple & Gold Last Meeting: 4/7/13 - Towson 16, JMU 10 Colors: Carolina Blue and White Last Meeting: 2/15/13 - UNC 9, Towson 6 Athletics Director: Jeff Bourne Athletics Director: Bubba Cunningham Conference: CAA 2014 Dukes’ Schedule Conference: Atlantic Coast 2014 Tar Heels’ Schedule Home Field: University Park FEB. 15 VIRGINIA TECH .... 1:00 P.M. Home Field: Fetzer Field FEB. 8 FLORIDA ...... 12:00 PM Capacity/Surface: 1,500/Bermuda Grass Feb. 20 at Florida...... 6:30 p.m. Capacity/Surface: 5,025/Grass FEB. 14 BOSTON U...... 4:00 PM Lacrosse Information Feb. 22 at Jacksonville ...... 11:00 a.m. Lacrosse Information FEB. 19 CANISIUS ...... 4:00 PM 2013 Overall Record: 11-6 MAR. 1 LOYOLA (MD.) ...... 1:00 P.M. 2013 Overall Record: 18-3 FEB. 22 VANDERBILT ...... 11:00 AM 2013 Conference Record: 6-1 MAR. 5 PENN STATE ...... 4:00 P.M. 2013 Conference Record: 4-1 FEB. 27 NOTRE DAME * ...... 7:00 PM 2013 Final IWLCA Ranking: n/a Mar. 9 at Connecticut ...... 1:00 p.m. 2013 Final IWLCA Ranking: 1 MAR. 2 PENN ...... 1:00 PM Starters R/L: 7/5 Mar. 15 at Rutgers ...... 1:00 p.m. Starters R/L: 9/3 Mar. 8 at Virginia * ...... 1:00 PM Letterwinners R/L: 22/5 Mar. 19 at Virginia ...... 7:00 p.m. Letterwinners R/L: 24/6 MAR. 12 ELON ...... 7:00 PM MAR. 22 MARYLAND ...... 2:00 P.M. MAR. 15 GEORGETOWN ...... 1:00 PM Coaching Staff MAR. 26 RICHMOND ...... 6:00 P.M. Coaching Staff Mar. 22 at Boston College * .....1:00 PM Head Coach: Shelly Klaes-Bawcombe (JMU, 97) MAR. 29 SAN DIEGO ST. .... 3:00 P.M. Head Coach: Jenny Levy (Virginia, ‘92) MAR. 26 VIRGINIA TECH * ....6:00 PM Record at JMU: 79-45 (7 yrs.) APR. 5 WILLIAM & MARY * 1:00 P.M. Record at North Carolina: 242-95 (18 yrs.) Mar. 30 at Northwestern ...... 12:00 PM Overall Record: 129-80 (12 yrs.) Apr. 11 at Delaware * ...... 5:00 p.m. Overall Record: same APR. 5 MARYLAND * ...... 12:00 PM Offi ce Phone: 540-568-3618 Apr. 13 at Towson * ...... 1:00 p.m. Offi ce Phone: 919-962-0740 Apr. 12 at Syracuse * ...... 3:00 PM Media Information APR. 18 DREXEL * ...... 5:00 P.M. Media Information APR. 16 DUKE * ...... 7:00 PM SID Contact: Devon Howard APR. 20 HOFSTRA * ...... 1:00 P.M. SID Contact: Matt Bowers APR. 19 TOWSON ...... 1:00 PM Offi ce Phone: 540-568-6154 May 2-4 CAA Tournament ...... TBA Offi ce Phone: 919-962-7259 Apr. 24-27ACC Tournament ...... TBA E-Mail: [email protected] E-Mail: [email protected] Website: www.jmusports.com * - Colonial Athletic Association game Website: www.goheels.com * - Atlantic Coast Conference game

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Cal-Berkeley May 01, 1999 ...... N ...... L, 4-9 Apr. 22, 2000...... H ...... W, 16-3 Mar. 01, 2001 ...... A ...... L, 3-16 First Meeting Mar. 22, 2000 ...... A ...... L, 6-19 Mar. 11, 2001 ...... A ...... W, 12-6 Mar. 06, 2002 ...... H ...... L, 8-10 Mar. 17, 2001...... H ...... L, 6-15 Mar. 09, 2002 ...... H ...... W, 15-5 May 12, 2005 ...... A ...... L, 15-18 Delaware Mar. 20, 2002 ...... A ...... W, 12-11 Mar. 14, 2003 ...... A ...... W, 14-8 Feb. 23, 2013 ...... A ...... L, 10-13 1977 ...... H ...... L, 6-13 Mar. 16, 2003 ...... A ...... L, 8-12 Apr. 23, 2004 ...... A ...... W, 16-13 1978 ...... H ...... L, 4-9 Mar. 28, 2004 ...... H ...... W, 9-6 Apr. 03, 2005...... H ...... W, 14-7 Hofstra May 02, 1979...... H ...... L, 6-13 Mar. 25, 2005 ...... A ...... L, 8-13 Apr. 07, 2006 ...... A ...... W, 14-9 Mar. 31, 1984 ...... H ...... W, 17-6 Apr. 30, 1980 ...... A ...... L, 8-11 Mar. 24, 2006 ...... H ...... W, 16-13 Apr. 20, 2007 ...... H ...... W, 12-6 Mar. 31, 1985 ...... A ...... L, 9-10 May 09, 1980 ...... H ...... W, 13-12 Apr. 01, 2007...... A ...... L , 15-16 Apr. 06, 2008 ...... A ...... W, 11-10 Apr. 19, 1986 ...... H ...... W, 13-11 Apr. 29, 1981 ...... H ...... L, 4-10 Mar. 30, 2008 ...... H ...... W, 15-10 Apr. 12, 2009...... H ...... W, 17-12 Apr. 18, 1987 ...... A ...... W, 7-4 May 01, 1982 ...... A ...... L, 2-9 Apr. 23, 2009 ...... A ...... W, 10-6 Apr. 23, 2010 ...... A ...... W, 12-8 Apr. 16, 1988 ...... H ...... W, 10-3 Apr. 14, 1983 ...... H ...... L, 6-21 May 02, 2009 ...... N ...... W, 8-7 Apr. 08, 2011 ...... H ...... L, 5-7 Apr. 15, 1989 ...... A ...... W, 8-7 May 06, 1983 ...... A ...... L, 3-28 Apr. 03, 2010...... H ...... W, 17-8 May 5, 2011 ...... H ...... W, 10-8 Apr. 12, 1990...... H ...... W, 15-2 Apr. 12, 1984 ...... A ...... L, 10-21 Apr. 02, 2011 ...... A ...... W, 9-8 Apr. 15, 2012 ...... A ...... W, 11-10 Apr. 16, 1991...... A ...... W, 14-4 Apr. 23, 1985 ...... H ...... L, 10-11 Apr. 01, 2012...... H ...... W, 10-8 Apr. 27, 2012 ...... H ...... W, 12-11 Apr. 11, 1992 ...... H ...... W, 16-9 May 04, 1985 ...... H ...... L, 5-17 Mar. 31, 2013 ...... A ...... W, 14-9 Apr. 21, 2013 ...... H ...... W, 14-8 Apr. 20, 1996 ...... A ...... L, 7-13 Apr. 24, 1986 ...... A ...... L, 2-36 May 3, 2013 ...... H ...... W, 8-7 May 05, 1996 ...... H ...... L, 9-11 Drexel Apr. 23, 1987 ...... H ...... L, 2-24 Mar. 15, 1997 ...... H ...... W, 12-6 Apr. 07, 1984 ...... H ...... W, 11-3 Georgetown Apr. 21, 1988 ...... A ...... L, 7-13 Mar. 26, 1998 ...... A ...... W, 11-10 Apr. 20, 1985 ...... A ...... W, 12-5 Apr. 28, 1985 ...... H ...... W, 17-9 Apr. 20, 1989 ...... H ...... L, 11-12 May 02, 1998 ...... N ...... W, 16-11 Apr. 12, 1986 ...... H ...... W, 13-12 Apr. 10, 1987 ...... A ...... W, 12-11 Apr. 19, 1990...... A ...... W, 8-3 Mar. 17, 1999 ...... H ...... W, 18-8 Apr. 03, 1987 ...... A ...... W, 12-5 Apr.14, 1988 ...... H ...... W, 6-5 May 06, 1990 ...... H ...... W, 4-3 Apr. 24, 2000 ...... A ...... L, 5-14 Apr. 09, 1988 ...... H ...... W, 8-7 Apr. 13, 1989 ...... A ...... W, 10-1 Apr. 20, 1991 ...... H ...... W, 13-5 Apr. 06, 2001 ...... H ...... L, 10-18 Apr. 08, 1989 ...... A ...... W, 14-6 Apr. 26, 1990 ...... H ...... W, 13-1 May 05, 1991 ...... H ...... W, 11-6 Apr. 06, 2002 ...... A ...... L, 9-14 May 02, 1990 ...... H ...... W, 14-3 Apr. 25, 1991 ...... A ...... W, 10-4 Apr. 16, 1992 ...... A ...... L, 9-10 Apr. 11, 2003 ...... H ...... L, 4-12 Apr. 13, 1991 ...... A ...... W, 8-7(ot) Apr. 30, 1992 ...... H ...... W, 19-3 Apr. 15, 1993 ...... H ...... L, 8-9 Apr. 02, 2004 ...... H ...... W, 8-6 Apr. 04, 1992 ...... H ...... W, 13-6 Apr. 29, 1993 ...... A ...... W, 15-4 Apr. 19, 1994 ...... A ...... L, 6-15 Apr. 01, 2005 ...... A ...... L, 6-10 Apr. 03, 1993 ...... A ...... L, 6-11 Apr. 28, 1994 ...... H ...... L, 11-14 Mar. 22, 1995 ...... H ...... L, 7-17 Apr. 09, 2006 ...... H ...... L, 9-15 Apr. 09, 1994...... H ...... W, 15-2 Apr. 22, 1995 ...... A ...... L, 5-14 Mar. 28, 1996 ...... A ...... L, 4-9 Apr. 22, 2007 ...... A ...... L, 11-14 Apr. 06, 1995 ...... A ...... W, 11-9 Apr. 17, 1996 ...... H ...... L, 6-11 May 04, 1996 ...... H ...... W, 10-9 Apr. 04, 2008 ...... H ...... W, 13-12 Apr. 13, 1996 ...... H ...... W, 17-7 Apr. 08, 1997...... A ...... L, 3-14 Mar. 19, 1997 ...... H ...... W, 8-3 Apr. 10, 2009 ...... A ...... W, 13-11(ot) Apr. 17, 1997 ...... A ...... W, 11-6 Apr. 25, 1998 ...... H ...... L, 10-14 May 04, 1998 ...... N ...... L, 9-13 Apr. 25, 2010 ...... H ...... W, 9-7 Apr. 04, 1998 ...... H ...... W, 20-3 Apr. 01, 1999 ...... A ...... L, 8-13 Mar. 24, 1999...... H ...... L, 9-11 Apr. 10, 2011...... A ...... W, 18-9 Mar. 20, 1999 ...... A ...... W, 14-7 Mar. 29, 2000 ...... H ...... L, 4-15

Michelle Dufault had a pair of ground balls and a pair of caused turnovers against Drexel in last year’s CAA semifi nal match-up.

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Apr. 13, 2012 ...... H ...... W, 16-9 Apr. 06, 2007 ...... A ...... L, 8-13 Mar. 29, 2009 ...... H ...... W, 16-7 Apr. 24, 1993 ...... A ...... L, 11-14 Apr. 19, 2013 ...... A ...... L, 5-6 Apr. 13, 2008 ...... H ...... W, 12-7 Mar. 10, 2010 ...... A ...... W, 11-10 Mar. 19, 1994 ...... H ...... L, 4-21 May 5, 2013 ...... H ...... W, 9-4 Apr. 19, 2009...... A ...... L, 7-10 Mar. 9, 2011 ...... H ...... L, 1-10 Mar. 18, 1995 ...... A ...... L, 10-15 Apr. 09, 2010 ...... H ...... L, 9-10(2ot) Mar. 7, 2012 ...... A ...... L, 4-5 Mar. 09, 1996 ...... A ...... L, 5-11 James Madison Apr. 15, 2011 ...... A ...... W, 10-9 (ot) Mar. 19, 2013 ...... H ...... L, 9-10 Apr. 30, 1997 ...... H ...... L, 5-23 1977 ...... H ...... L, 7-12 May 7, 2011 ...... H ...... L, 6-8 Mar. 18, 1998 ...... A ...... L, 7-16 Loyola (Md.) 1978 ...... H ...... W, 5-1 Apr. 22, 2012 ...... H ...... W, 10-9 (2ot) Apr. 13, 1999 ...... H ...... L, 11-12 1977 ...... H ...... W, 10-3 Mar. 24, 1981 ...... H ...... L, 2-8 Apr. 29, 2012 ...... H ...... W, 8-7 Apr. 11, 2000 ...... A ...... L, 5-18 Apr. 05, 1979 ...... A ...... W, 7-5 Mar. 23, 1982 ...... A ...... L, 9-11 Apr. 7, 2013 ...... A ...... W, 16-10 Mar. 28, 2001 ...... H ...... L, 3-13 Apr. 27, 1979 ...... A ...... W, 11-5 Mar. 22, 1983 ...... H ...... L, 4-9 Mar. 28, 2002 ...... A ...... L, 9-16 Johns Hopkins Apr. 26, 1980 ...... H ...... W, 11-6 Apr. 13, 1985 ...... A ...... L, 7-18 Mar. 19, 2003 ...... H ...... L, 8-9 Apr. 25, 1980 ...... H ...... W, 16-1 Apr. 10, 1981 ...... A ...... W, 10-7 Mar. 29, 1988 ...... A ...... L, 3-11 Mar. 21, 2004 ...... A ...... L, 7-10 Apr. 24, 1982 ...... A ...... W, 12-0 May 02, 1981 ...... A ...... L, 5-10 Apr. 25, 1989 ...... H ...... L, 6-8 Apr. 26, 2005 ...... H ...... L, 9-12 Apr. 30, 1983 ...... H ...... W, 11-2 Apr. 07, 1982 ...... H ...... L, 1-15 Apr. 24, 1990 ...... A ...... W, 10-9 Apr. 25, 2006 ...... A ...... L, 12-13 Apr. 29, 1984 ...... A ...... W, 22-6 May 02, 1982 ...... A ...... W, 4-3 Apr. 25, 1991 ...... H ...... L, 10-11 Mar. 28, 2007 ...... H ...... L, 10-11(2ot) Mar. 29, 1999 ...... H ...... L, 8-9(ot) Apr. 12, 1983 ...... A ...... L, 6-19 Apr. 23, 1992 ...... A ...... L, 6-9 May 01, 2008 ...... A ...... W, 14-9 Apr. 26, 2000 ...... A ...... W, 9-8 Apr. 10, 1984 ...... H ...... L, 8-10 Apr. 21, 1993 ...... H ...... W, 9-8(4ot) Mar. 07, 2009 ...... H ...... L, 12-15 Apr. 25, 2001 ...... H ...... L, 8-1 Apr. 21, 1985 ...... A ...... L, 12-23 Apr. 22, 1994 ...... A ...... L, 3-14 Mar. 06, 2010 ...... A ...... W, 14-10 May 01, 2002 ...... A ...... L, 6-15 Apr. 10, 1986 ...... H ...... L, 12-24 Apr. 01, 1995 ...... H ...... L, 8-19 Mar. 05, 2011 ...... H ...... L, 2-12 Apr. 30, 2003 ...... H ...... L, 5-12 Apr. 13, 1987 ...... A ...... L, 4-15 Mar. 30, 1996 ...... A ...... L, 4-10 Mar. 3, 2012 ...... A ...... W, 7-6 May 09, 2004 ...... A ...... L, 12-14 Apr. 12, 1988 ...... H ...... L, 5-12 Mar. 29, 1997 ...... H ...... L, 9-13 Mar. 2, 2013 ...... H ...... L, 10-11 Apr. 19, 2005...... H ...... L, 5-10 Apr. 11, 1989 ...... A ...... L, 2-8 Mar. 28, 1998 ...... H ...... L, 9-16 May 02, 2006 ...... A ...... L, 11-16 Apr. 10, 1990 ...... H ...... L, 5-7 Apr. 21, 1999 ...... A ...... L, 7-17 Apr. 30, 2007 ...... H ...... L, 9-15 Apr. 27, 1991 ...... A ...... L, 10-12 Mar. 15, 2002 ...... A ...... L, 4-16 Mar. 12, 2008 ...... A ...... L, 10-12 Apr. 25, 1992 ...... H ...... L, 7-9 Mar. 30, 2003 ...... A ...... L, 8-10 Apr. 13, 2004...... H ...... L, 5-15 Apr. 10, 2005 ...... A ...... W, 9-5 Apr. 14, 2006 ...... H ...... L, 10-12 Ashleigh Rohrback had four goals and fi ve assists in last year’s 16-10 win over James Madison. It was the May 05, 2006 ...... A ...... L, 8-9 Tigers’ third-straight victory over the Dukes.

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Maryland Monmouth Mar. 21, 1984 ...... A ...... W, 13-8 William & Mary 1977 ...... H ...... L, 1-17 May 5, 2012 ...... H ...... W, 15-5 Apr. 28, 1984 ...... A ...... W, 9-4 May 12, 1979 ...... H ...... L, 5-13 1977 ...... H ...... L, 3-9 Mar. 20, 1985 ...... H ...... W, 19-12 Apr. 08, 1984 ...... H ...... L, 9-14 1978 ...... H ...... L, 6-10 Apr. 29, 1986 ...... A ...... L, 9-15 Apr. 06, 1986 ...... H ...... L, 5-17 North Carolina 1978 ...... H ...... L, 6-9 Apr. 28, 1987 ...... H ...... L, 8-14 Mar. 20, 1993 ...... A ...... L, 7-12 Mar. 17, 1996 ...... A ...... L, 4-13 Mar. 27, 1979 ...... A ...... L, 2-4 Apr. 23, 1988 ...... A ...... W, 12-7 Mar. 26, 2002 ...... H ...... W, 8-7 Mar. 23, 1997 ...... A ...... L, 5-16 Apr. 28, 1979 ...... A ...... L, 3-13 Apr. 22, 1989 ...... H ...... W, 14-4 Apr. 21, 2003 ...... H ...... L, 10-18 May 10, 2009 ...... A ...... L, 4-15 Mar. 27, 1980 ...... H ...... L, 5-16 Apr. 21, 1990...... A ...... W, 8-3 Apr. 16, 2004 ...... A ...... W, 12-11 Feb. 15, 2013...... A ...... L, 6-9 Apr. 27, 1980 ...... H ...... L, 2-11 May 04, 1991 ...... H ...... W, 8-5 May 01, 2004 ...... N ...... L, 12-14 Apr. 05, 1981 ...... A ...... L, 4-14 Stanford Apr. 22, 1992 ...... A ...... W, 8-4 Apr. 15, 2005 ...... H ...... W, 12-4 Apr. 03, 1982 ...... H ...... L, 1-12 Mar. 28, 2010 ...... H ...... W, 10-9 Apr. 17, 1993 ...... H ...... W, 15-11 Apr. 02, 2006 ...... A ...... W, 13-11 Mar. 31, 1983 ...... A ...... L, 2-9 Apr. 14, 1994 ...... A ...... L, 5-9 Apr. 15, 2007 ...... H ...... W, 12-7 May 03, 1984 ...... H ...... L, 4-18 Syracuse Apr. 13, 1995 ...... H ...... W, 8-6 Apr. 18, 2008 ...... A ...... L, 13-14 Mar. 28, 1985 ...... A ...... L, 5-29 Mar. 19, 2006 ...... A ...... L, 5-7 Apr. 11, 1996 ...... A ...... W, 15-7 May 04, 2008 ...... A ...... W, 16-7 Mar. 27, 1986 ...... H ...... L, 7-35 Mar. 14, 2007 ...... H ...... L, 10-18 Apr. 10, 1997 ...... A ...... W, 15-6 Apr. 03, 2009 ...... H ...... L, 9-12 Mar. 26, 1987...... A ...... L, 5-23 Mar. 19, 2008 ...... A ...... L, 5-22 Apr. 23, 1998 ...... A ...... W, 14-13 Apr. 30, 2009 ...... A ...... W, 15-10 Apr. 05, 1988 ...... H ...... L, 4-7 May 11, 2008 ...... A ...... L, 9-21 Mar. 22, 1999 ...... H ...... W, 13-9 Apr. 18, 2010 ...... A ...... W, 12-6 Apr. 04, 1989 ...... A ...... L, 5-13 Mar. 17, 2009...... H ...... L, 11-19 Mar. 15, 2000 ...... A ...... W, 11-10 Apr. 24, 2011 ...... H ...... W, 12-11 (ot) Apr. 02, 1991...... A ...... L, 7-11 Mar. 17, 2010...... A ...... L, 10-18 Apr. 18, 2001 ...... H ...... L, 4-11 Apr. 6, 2012 ...... A ...... W, 8-7 Apr. 07, 1992 ...... H ...... L, 4-15 Mar. 15, 2011 ...... H ...... L, 5-11 Apr. 17, 2002 ...... A ...... L, 11-12 Apr. 12, 2013 ...... H ...... W, 15-5 Apr. 06, 1993 ...... A ...... L, 7-18 Mar. 13, 2012 ...... A ...... L, 8-17 Apr. 15, 2003 ...... A ...... W, 10-9 Apr. 05, 1994 ...... H ...... L, 7-17 Mar. 9, 2013 ...... H ...... L, 3-10 Mar. 17, 2004 ...... H ...... W, 11-10 Apr. 04, 1995 ...... A ...... L, 4-17 UC Davis Mar. 16, 2005 ...... A ...... W, 16-8 Apr. 02, 1996 ...... H ...... L, 3-21 First Meeting Mar. 15, 2008 ...... H ...... W, 19-12 Apr. 02, 1997 ...... A ...... L, 5-13 Mar. 03, 2009 ...... A ...... W, 14-8 Apr. 08, 1998 ...... H ...... L, 3-23 UMBC Mar. 03, 2010 ...... H ...... W, 15-7 Apr. 07, 1999 ...... A ...... L, 2-21 1977 ...... H ...... L, 3-6 Mar. 02, 2011 ...... A ...... L, 9-10 Mar. 07, 2000 ...... H ...... L, 4-17 1978 ...... H ...... W, 8-4 Feb. 29, 2012 ...... H ...... W, 11-3 Mar. 26, 2008 ...... A ...... L, 10-15 Apr. 25, 1979 ...... H ...... W, 9-6 Feb. 27, 2013 ...... A ...... W, 11-8 Mar. 24, 2009 ...... H ...... L, 7-14 Apr. 27, 1979 ...... A ...... W,10-4 Mar. 31, 2010 ...... A ...... L, 10-12 Mar. 25, 1980 ...... A ...... W, 14-7 Mar. 29, 2011...... H ...... L, 8-17 Apr. 09, 1981...... H ...... W, 11-1 Mar. 27, 2012 ...... A ...... L, 3-13 Mar. 29, 1982 ...... A ...... W, 8-5 Mar. 26, 2013 ...... H ...... L, 8-11 Apr. 23, 1982 ...... A ...... W, 7-3 Mar. 29, 1983...... H ...... W, 10-6

Sarah Maloof had a goal and three assists in last year’s 11-8 win over UMBC. It was the Tigers’ second-straight win over the Retrievers.

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Kaitlin Sheridan helped the Tigers turn in a dominating performance on defense and was named the Most Outstanding Performer of the 2013 CAA Tournament. 31 2014 TIGER WOMEN’S LACROSSE || Season in Review 2013 Season Statistics

2013 TIGER WOMEN’S LACROSSE RESULTS DATE OPPONENT SCORE Rec. GOALS LEADER ASSISTS LEADER SAVES LEADER ATT. Feb 15 at #5 North Carolina L, 6-9 0-1-0 LaMonica, Maloof - 2 Three players - 1 Kelsea Donnelly - 8 295 Feb 23 at #15 Georgetown L, 10-13 0-2-0 Sarah Maloof - 4 Sarah Maloof - 2 Kelsea Donnelly - 11 211 Feb 27 at UMBC W, 11-8 1-2-0 Kelly Custer - 4 Sarah Maloof - 3 Kelsea Donnelly - 10 221 Mar 2 #7 LOYOLA L, 10-11 1-3-0 Custer, Coogle - 2 Three players - 1 Kelsea Donnelly - 6 549 Mar 9 #5 SYRACUSE L, 3-10 1-4-0 Three players - 1 Duncan, Maloof - 2 Kelsea Donnelly - 11 673 Mar 16 at Richmond L, 10-17 1-5-0 Jackie LaMonica - 3 Sarah Maloof - 4 Kelsea Donnelly - 3 221 Mar 19 #12 JOHNS HOPKINS L, 9-10 1-6-0 Three players - 2 Four players - 1 Kelsea Donnelly - 3 395 Mar 26 #1 MARYLAND L, 8-11 1-7-0 Olivia Turner - 4 LaMonica, Rohrback - 2 Kelsea Donnelly - 8 604 Mar 31 at Delaware * W, 14-9 2-7-0 Rhiannon Coogle - 6 Paige Duncan - 2 Kelsea Donnelly - 5 300 Apr 5 at George Mason * W, 10-4 3-7-0 Rhiannon Coogle - 4 Four players - 1 Kelsea Donnelly - 6 262 Apr. 7 at #19 James Madison * W, 16-10 4-7-0 Rohrback, Coogle - 4 Ashleigh Rohrback - 5 Kelsea Donnelly - 6 233 Apr 9 at American W, 11-6 5-7-0 Rhiannon Coogle - 4 Ashleigh Rohrback - 3 Kelsea Donnelly - 6 127 Apr 12 WILLIAM & MARY * W, 15-5 6-7-0 Rhiannon Coogle - 5 Ashleigh Rohrback - 3 Kelsea Donnelly - 5 520 Apr 14 OLD DOMINION * W, 16-9 7-7-0 Rhiannon Coogle - 6 Four players - 2 Alyssa Saxon - 6 578 Apr 19 at Hofstra * L, 5-6 7-8-0 Paige Duncan - 3 Ashleigh Rohrback - 2 Kelsea Donnelly - 13 265 Apr 21 DREXEL * W, 14-8 8-8-0 Waldron, Rohrback - 3 Ashleigh Rohrback - 3 Kelsea Donnelly - 6 501 May 3 DREXEL ^ W, 8-7 9-8-0 Jackie LaMonica - 4 Ashleigh Rohrback - 3 Kelsea Donnelly - 5 307 May 5 HOFSTRA ^ W, 9-4 10-8-0 Olivia Turner - 3 Ashleigh Rohrback - 4 Kelsea Donnelly - 7 675 May 7 vs Stony Brook % L, 6-8 10-9-0 Waldron, LaMonica - 2 Ashleigh Rohrback - 2 Kelsea Donnelly -8 253 * = Colonial Athletic Association game ^ - CAA Tournament (Towson, Md.) % - NCAA Tournament Game (College Park, Md)

## Name GP GS G A Pts. Shots Shot% SOG SOG% GWG FPG FPS GB DC T/O CT 13 Rohrback, Ashleigh 13 12 19 32 51 34 .559 29 .853 1 0 2 9 2 26 3 2 Coogle, Rhiannon 19 17 41 5 46 92 .446 71 .772 5 13 28 15 6 12 5 1 LaMonica, Jackie 19 19 26 9 35 55 .473 39 .709 0 4 9 12 5 35 7 4 Duncan, Paige 19 19 19 14 33 36 .528 27 .750 2 1 2 8 38 27 2 8 Maloof, Sarah 17 6 12 17 29 35 .343 19 .543 0 0 1 3 0 13 2 20 Turner, Olivia 19 7 26 0 26 53 .491 46 .868 1 0 4 10 2 16 3 9 Waldron, Ashley 19 10 11 6 17 30 .367 19 .633 0 7 12 15 16 13 8 10 Custer, Kelly 8 8 12 2 14 27 .444 20 .741 0 4 10 3 16 10 2 31 Zinkand, Laura 19 15 12 1 13 21 .571 17 .810 1 3 6 17 10 9 4 15 Murkey, Kelly 16 0 4 1 5 8 .500 5 .625 0 1 2 0 5 8 4 29 Hogan, Sarah 14 0 3 0 3 8 .375 6 .750 0 0 2 4 1 6 1 23 Moore, Taylor 7 0 3 0 3 5 .600 4 .800 0 0 1 2 0 3 1 19 Hamm, Breanna 19 7 2 1 3 6 .333 6 1.000 0 1 3 14 29 3 4 21 Antonini, Christina 10 0 1 0 1 2 .500 2 1.000 0 1 1 2 2 1 1 22 Leech, Katie 19 19 0 1 1 2 .000 1 .500 0 0 1 28 42 9 13 34 DeFilippo, Katie 4 0 0 0 0 3 .000 1 .333 0 0 0 1 1 0 1 3 Ferro, Alyssa 6 0 0 0 0 3 .000 3 1.000 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 28 Quinn, Megan 3 0 0 0 0 2 .000 1 .500 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 5 Demski, Alexa 19 19 0 0 0 1 .000 1 1.000 0 0 0 41 4 11 22 33 Roth, Emily 1 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 32 Bowman, Tayler 2 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 30 Grant, Natasha 1 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 27 Dufault, Michelle 19 19 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 0 27 5 14 18 26 Donnelly, Kelsea 19 19 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 0 39 0 16 4 25 O’Connor, Taylor 2 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 18 Sorg, Hillary 3 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 17 Simpson, Alex 1 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 14 Sheridan, Kaitlin 19 19 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 0 30 7 14 20 12 Saxon, Alyssa 4 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 7 Podo, Nadia 19 13 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 0 22 5 10 15 6 Fisher, Delaney 1 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 TIGERS 19 191 89 280 423 .452 317 .749 10 35 84 304 198 261 140 Opponents 19 165 57 222 423 .390 303 .716 9 44 108 300 192 261 117

## Name GP GS Minutes GA GAA Saves Pct W L Shots Faced 26 Donnelly, Kelsea 19 19 1072:06 151 8.45 128 .459 10 8 396 12 Saxon, Alyssa 4 0 49:45 10 12.06 9 .474 0 1 20 32 Bowman, Tayler 2 0 18:09 4 13.22 1 .200 0 0 7 TIGERS 19 1140:00 165 8.68 138 .455 10 9 423 Opponents 19 1140:00 191 10.05 126 .397 9 10 423 Returning players in Bold

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GAME ONE GAME TWO GAME THREE Feb. 15, 2013 • Chapel Hill, N.C. Feb. 23, 2013 • Washington, D.C. Feb. 27, 2013 • Baltimore, Md. No. 5 UNC 9, No. 17 Towson 6 No. 15 Georgetown 13, No. 17 Towson 10 No. 16 Towson 11, UMBC 8

After spotting No. 5 North Carolina a 4-0 lead in No. 15 Georgetown used a 5-0 run to break open a Seniors Kelly Custer and Olivia Turner combined the fi rst 3:10, the Tigers gave the Tar Heels all they one-goal game and defeat the No. 17 Tigers 13-10 in for seven goals to lead the No. 16 Tigers to an 11-8 could handle the rest of the way before North Caro- Washington, D.C. Sophomore Sarah Maloof led the win at UMBC. The Tigers earned their fi rst win of the lina held on for a 9-6 victory at Fetzer Field. Tigers with four goals and two assists in the contest. season. The Tigers, who trailed by 5-3 at halftime, pulled Georgetown and the Tigers battled early in the UMBC struck fi rst in the game as Kristen Bilney to within 6-5 with 26:33 left in the game on a goal game. The Tigers struck fi rst as sophomore Paige scored at 25:02. The Tigers got the equalizer at by senior Olivia Turner off a pass from graduate Duncan connected at 28:26. Georgetown scored the 24:52 as Custer scored off a pass from sophomore student Jackie LaMonica. next two goals before the Tigers tallied the equalizer Paige Duncan. Just over three minutes later, Custer However, the Tar Heels responded by scoring the at 26 minutes. Caroline Tarzian had a goal and an as- struck again this time on an assist from junior Kelly next three goals to extend their lead to 9-5 with 15 sist in the next two minutes to help Georgetown take Murkey. minutes left in the game. a 4-2 lead with 24:44 remaining in the half. The two UMBC tied the game at 2-2 on a goal from Abby Senior Kara Cannizzaro scored on her fi rst three teams traded goals as senior Olivia Turner’s goal at Wilson at 17:05. The Tigers struck twice more before shots of the game to give Carolina a 3-0 advantage. 19:10 made it a 5-4 game. the half to take a 4-2 lead at intermission. Turner Freshman Ally Messenger gave the Tar Heels a 4-0 However, Turner’s goal was the last scored by scored her fi rst of the game and sophomore Chris- advantage when she scored with 25:50 remaining. the Tigers until 14:55 of the second half. The Hoyas tina Antonini tallied a free-position goal. LaMonica got the Tigers on the scoreboard mo- scored the fi nal four goals of the fi rst half and led 9-4 The two teams traded goals early in the second ments later when she cut the defi cit to 4-1. With 19:04 at the intermission. half as Turner’s goal at 25:19 gave Towson a 5-3 lead. remaining in the half, Cannizzaro scored on a free Rosie Corcoran added to Georgetown’s lead as After UMBC made it a 5-4 game, Turner completed her position opportunity putting the Tar Heels up, 5-1. she scored to make it a 10-4 game with 25:13 to play. hat trick at 21:48 to make it 6-4. UMBC responded with But the Tiger defense stepped up and shut out Duncan’s second goal of the game at 14:55 ended a pair of goals, which tied the game at 6-6. the Tar Heels for the rest of the half. Despite being the Tigers’ scoreless streak and started a 3-0 run by Custer put Towson back on top at 16:25 with a free outshot by a 14-4 margin in the fi rst, Towson only the Tigers. Towson pulled to within three, 10-7 with position goal. Sophomore Sarah Maloof scored her trailed at intermission, 5-3. 13:04 to play. Georgetown scored three of the game’s seventh goal of the season at 11:58 to give Towson an Senior Jessica Griffi n gave North Carolina its fi rst next four goals to take a 13-8 advantage with 5:41 to 8-6 lead. UMBC pulled to within one, 8-7 with a goal goal in over 19:31 when she scored in the fi rst minute play. at 10:16. of the second half as UNC took a 6-3 advantage. Senior Kelly Custer scored on a free-position shot Towson scored three straight goals to take an 11-7 But, LaMonica scored her second goal of the game with 5:21 remaining before Maloof scored her fourth lead with 2:24 to play. Duncan and junior Rhiannon off a pass from Maloof to cut the Tigers’ defi cit to 6-4 goal of the game at 4:14. Maloof’s tally pulled the Ti- Coogle each scored while Custer tallied her fourth with 28:30 left. Less than two minutes later, Turner gers to within three again, 13-10. However that proved goal of the game during that stretch. scored to pull Towson to within 6-5 with 26:33 to play. to be the fi nal margin as Georgetown maintained UMBC scored one more time before time expired to Making the fi rst start of her college career, goal- possession of the ball down the stretch and claimed make the fi nal score 11-8. keeper Kelsea Donnelly had eight saves and kept the victory. Tigers in the game. 1 2 - T 1 2 - T Towson 4 6 - 10 Towson 4 7 - 11 1 2 - T Georgetown 9 4 - 13 UMBC 2 6 - 8 TOWSON 3 3 - 6 North Carolina 5 4 - 9 TOWSON: GOALS: Maloof, Sarah 4; Duncan, Paige 2; TOWSON: GOALS: Custer, Kelly 4; Turner, Olivia 3; Custer, Kelly 2; Turner, Olivia 1; Coogle, Rhiannon 1. Maloof, Sarah 1; Duncan, Paige 1; Coogle, Rhiannon TOWSON: GOALS: LaMonica, Jackie 2; Maloof, Sarah 2; ASSISTS: Maloof, Sarah 2; Duncan, Paige 1; Waldron, 1; Antonini, Christina 1. ASSISTS: Maloof, Sarah 3; Custer, Kelly 1; Turner, Olivia 1. ASSISTS: Coogle, Rhian- Ashley 1; Zinkand, Laura 1. LaMonica, Jackie 2; Duncan, Paige 1; Murkey, Kelly 1. non 1; LaMonica, Jackie 1; Maloof, Sarah 1. Georgetown: GOALS: TARZIAN, Caroline 5; FRANKLIN, UMBC: GOALS: Bilney, Kristen 3; Nolan, Sam 2; Harkey, North Carolina: GOALS: Kara Cannizzaro 4; Aly Hannah 2; FREEDMAN, Kelyn 2; CORCORAN, Rosie Shannon 2; Wilson, Abby 1. ASSISTS: Cox, Lindsay 1. Messinger 2; Jessica Griffi n 1; Abbey Friend 1; Sammy 1; FARRELL, Meghan 1; JACKSON, Dina 1; ETCHISON, Jo Tracy 1. ASSISTS: None. Corinne 1. ASSISTS: CORCORAN, Rosie 2; TARZIAN, Caro- SHOTS 1 2 - T line 2; FARRELL, Meghan 1; FRANKLIN, Hannah 1. Towson 11 12 - 23 SHOTS 1 2 - T UMBC 8 23 - 31 Towson 4 8 - 12 SHOTS 1 2 - T UNC 14 11 - 25 Towson 8 10 - 18 GROUND BALLS 1 2 - T Georgetown 18 9 - 27 Towson 6 2 - 8 GROUND BALLS 1 2 - T UMBC 4 3 - 7 Towson 10 9 - 19 GROUND BALLS 1 2 - T UNC 9 13 - 22 Towson 6 5 - 11 DRAW CONTROLS 1 2 - T Georgetown 11 4 - 15 Towson 3 6 - 9 DRAW CONTROLS 1 2 - T UMBC 4 8 - 12 Towson 3 5 - 8 DRAW CONTROLS 1 2 - T UNC 6 3 - 9 Towson 8 5 - 13 Georgetown 6 6 - 12

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GAME FOUR GAME FIVE GAME SIX Mar. 2, 2013 • Towson, Md. Mar. 9, 2013 • Towson, Md. Mar. 16, 2013 • Richmond, Va. No. 7 Loyola 11, No. 16 Towson 10 No. 5 Syracuse 10, No. 16 Towson 3 Richmond 17, No. 19 Towson 10

Hannah Schmitt’s goal with 10 seconds left in No. 5 Syracuse used six second-half goals to break Despite getting a season-high three goals from regulation lifted No. 7 Loyola to an 11-10 win over the away from the No. 16 Tigers and earn a 10-3 win in graduate student Jackie LaMonica, the No. 19 Tigers No. 16 Tigers in Unitas Stadium. Senior Kelly Custer Unitas Stadium. Sophomore Kelsea Donnelly tied her fell 17-10 at Richmond. led the Tigers with two goals and one assist. career-high with 11 saves, but it was not enough for The Tigers also got multi-goal games from senior The Greyhounds needed a last-minute goal after the Tigers. Olivia Turner and juniors Rhiannon Coogle and a second-half rally by the Tigers. Tied at 5-5 to start Syracuse opened the game on a 3-0 run as Kelly Murkey. the second half, Loyola scored three goals in the fi rst Michelle Tumolo scored an unassisted tally at 14:53. Richmond picked up its fi rst win over a ranked 2:45 seconds of play to take an 8-5 lead. LaMonica LaMonica called timeout following Tumolo’s goal to team this season after falling in its fi rst fi ve games called timeout to settle her squad following the settle her squad. The timeout seemed to work as the against ranked foes. Richmond got fi ve goals from Greyhounds’ goal at 27:16. Loyola scored once more Tigers scored their fi rst goal of the game at 11:28. senior Caitlin Fifi eld. to take a 9-5 lead following the timeout. Freshman Breanna Hamm scored her fi rst career The Spiders started off the game hot, scoring Senior Laura Zinkand ended a scoring drought of goal. three goals in the fi rst 2:45. Richmond led 4-0 before a little over 10 minutes for the Tigers with her fi rst The Orange pushed its lead to 4-1 on a free posi- Coogle got Towson on the board at the 21:20 mark of goal. That goal started a 3-0 run by the Tigers to tion goal from Amy Cross at 10:22. Towson pulled to the opening stanza. pull the home team to within one, 9-8, with 17:33 to within two on a goal from junior Rhiannon Coogle at After consecutive Richmond goals increased the play. Loyola pushed its lead back to two with a free- 6:42 of the fi rst half. Senior Laura Zinkand made it lead to 6-1, Coogle tallied her second goal to pull the position goal at 17:00. a 4-3 game when she scored a free-position goal at Tigers within four. Junior Rhiannon Coogle cut the defi cit to one, 10- 2:59. Syracuse took a 4-3 lead at the half. Trailing 8-2, LaMonica scored three of the games 9, with her second goal of the game at 13:50. Towson The Orange dominated the offensive aspect of the next four goals. The Spiders led 9-5 entering the got the game-tying goal from senior Olivia Turner game in the second half. Syracuse scored six times in intermission. at 9:08. The Tigers had a couple of free-position the second stanza while holding the Tigers without The start of the second half was much like the opportunities late but were unable to convert. Loyola a goal. Kayla Treanor scored a pair of second half beginning of the game with Richmond controlling the gained possession of the ball with two minutes to goals while Tumolo and Devon Collins each had a pace of play. The Spiders scored the fi rst fi ve goals of play and held for the last shot. Schmitt scored a man- goal and an assist. the half and led 14-5 at the 19:43 mark. up goal with 10 seconds to play for the win. Turner stopped the Richmond run with back-to- The fi rst half of the game was a back-and-forth back goals, but Towson never seriously threatened affair that featured three ties. Loyola looked like it 1 2 - F the rest of the way. would head into the half with a 5-4 lead following a Syracuse 4 6 - 10 goal. However, the Tigers were awarded a free-posi- Towson 3 0 - 3 1 2 - T tion opportunity with one second to play in the half Towson 5 5 - 10 and Custer scored. Syracuse: GOALS: TUMOLO, Michelle 2; TREANOR, Kay- Richmond 9 8 - 17 1 2 - T la 2; COLLINS, Devon 2; CROSS, Amy 2; DALEY, Bridget 1; Loyola 5 6 - 11 KEMPNEY, Kailah 1. ASSISTS: COLLINS, Devon 1; MURRAY, TOWSON: GOALS: LaMonica, Jackie 3; Coogle, Rhian- Towson 5 5 - 10 Alyssa 1; TREANOR, Kayla 1; TUMOLO, Michelle 1. non 2; Turner, Olivia 2; Murkey, Kelly 2; Custer, Kelly 1. ASSISTS: Maloof, Sarah 4; Waldron, Ashley 1. Loyola: GOALS: Hannah Schmitt 4; Joanna Dalton 2; TOWSON: GOALS: Coogle, Rhiannon 1; Zinkand, Laura Katrina Geiger 2; Sydney Thomas 1; Marlee Paton 1; 1; Hamm, Breanna 1. ASSISTS: Duncan, Paige 1; Maloof, Richmond: GOALS: FIFIELD, Caitlin 5; STEVENSON, Sam Annie Thomas 1. ASSISTS: Molly Hulseman 1; Marlee Sarah 1. 4; MOSCHETTI, Kara 3; ROSS, Hayley 1; ZERR, Bailey 1; Paton 1; Annie Thomas 1; Sydney Thomas 1; Taryn NEWMAN, Emily 1; DOYLE, Emily 1; ZOLTOSKI, Jennifer 1. VanThof 1. SHOTS 1 2 - T ASSISTS: ROSS, Hayley 2; STEVENSON, Sam 2; FIFIELD, Syracuse 21 14 - 35 Caitlin 1. TOWSON: GOALS: Custer, Kelly 2; Coogle, Rhiannon 2; Towson 8 5 - 13 Maloof, Sarah 1; Waldron, Ashley 1; LaMonica, Jackie SHOTS 1 2 - T 1; Duncan, Paige 1; Zinkand, Laura 1; Turner, Olivia GROUND BALLS 1 2 - T Towson 9 15 - 24 1. ASSISTS: Custer, Kelly 1; Maloof, Sarah 1; Waldron, Syracuse 16 11 - 27 Richmond 11 9 - 20 Ashley 1. Towson 11 13 - 24 GROUND BALLS 1 2 - T SHOTS 1 2 - T DRAW CONTROLS 1 2 - T Towson 7 5 - 12 Loyola 10 13 - 23 Syracuse 3 4 - 7 Richmond 8 7 - 15 Towson 8 11 - 19 Towson 5 3 - 8 DRAW CONTROLS 1 2 - T GROUND BALLS 1 2 - T Towson 6 7 - 13 Loyola 8 7 - 15 Richmond 9 7 - 16 Towson 14 10 - 24

DRAW CONTROLS 1 2 - T Loyola 9 7 - 16 Towson 1 4 - 5

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GAME SEVEN GAME EIGHT GAME NINE Mar. 19, 2013 • Towson, Md. Mar. 26, 2013 • Towson, Md. Mar. 31, 2013 • Newark, Del. No. 12 Johns Hopkins 10, Towson 9 No. 1 Maryland 11, Towson 8 Towson 14, Delaware 9

Dene’ DiMartino’s goal with 2:41 to play broke a No. 1 Maryland used a 5-0 run to break open a Junior Rhiannon Coogle scored a career-high six 9-9 tie and lifted No. 12 Johns Hopkins to a 10-9 win one-goal game en route to an 11-8 win over the Tigers goals to lead the Tigers to a 14-9 win at Delaware in over the Tigers in Unitas Stadium. Three players, in- in Unitas Stadium. Senior Olivia Turner scored a the CAA opener. cluding redshirt junior Ashleigh Rohrback, recorded career-high four goals for the Tigers in the game. The Tigers snapped a fi ve-game losing streak with two goals and an assist for the Tigers. The fi rst half was a tightly contested one as the win. The fi rst half was a back-and-forth affair as the neither team held a lead of more than two goals in Delaware opened the game hot, scoring fi ve of the teams traded goals throughout. After a goal from the fi rst 30 minutes of action. Turner got off to a fi rst seven goals and held the three-goal advantage Sarah Taylor tied the game at 2-2, graduate student quick start, scoring two goals in the fi rst six-plus with 16:33 to play in the fi rst half. A pair of goals Jackie LaMonica put the Tigers back on top with minutes of action. Her goals gave Towson a 2-1 lead. from Coogle and a free-position goal from junior 11:08 to play in the half. Taylor completed her hat The Terrapins scored the next three goals of the Kelly Murkey allowed the Tigers to tie the game at trick at 9:31 to tie the game at 3-3. The two squads game to take a 4-2 lead with 12:16 to play in the half. 5-5 with 4:37 to play in the fi rst half. Allison Hahn’s remained tied at the half. Katie Schwarzmann scored two of the three goals second goal of the game gave Delaware a 6-5 lead Johns Hopkins scored two of the fi rst three goals for Maryland. with 1:38 to play in the half. Senior Laura Zinkand in the second half to take a 5-4 lead with 24:44 to The Tigers continued to battle as senior Ashley scored her second goal of the half with 13 seconds to play. Just 42 seconds later, the Tigers tallied the Waldron scored at 11:01 and redshirt junior Ashleigh play to tie the game at 6-6. That was the last goal of equalizer as senior Olivia Turner scored. Back-to- Rohrback tallied a nice wraparound goal at 8:23 to the half for either team. back free-position goals by Taylor D’Amore and tie the game at 4-4. Maryland answered with a pair of Towson opened the second half on a 4-0 run to Taylor gave the visitors a 7-5 lead with 16:23 to play. goals and took a 6-4 lead with 2:45 to go in the half. take a 10-6 lead with 20:54 to play. Coogle scored That was the Blue Jays’ largest lead of the game. Turner completed her hat trick with a goal at 1:39, three of the Tigers’ four goals during that stretch to Junior Rhiannon Coogle’s goal at 15:07 pulled the which sent Towson into the half trailing 6-5. record her fi rst hat trick of the season. A goal from Tigers to within one, 7-6. Rohrback, who made her The Terps made adjustments at the half and Hahn at 18:55, snapped the Tiger run and made it a season debut in the game, tied the game at 7-7 with a opened the second stanza on a 5-0 run. Schwarz- 10-7 game. Senior Olivia Turner scored at 14:48. goal at 14:23. DiMartino put Johns Hopkins on top 8-7 mann had three-straight goals during that stretch, Coogle scored her sixth goal of the game at 13:30. with 8:05 to play on her fi rst goal of the game. which gave Maryland an 11-5 lead with 18:33 to play. Coogle was the fi rst Tiger since Hillary Fratzke in Rohrback again had the tying goal for the Tigers The Tigers continued to battle as graduate student 2010 to score six goals in a game. with an unassisted tally at 7:08. Jackie LaMonica scored on a free-position attempt Graduate student Jackie LaMonica scored her The Tigers found themselves trailing 9-8 after a at 14:03. Junior Rhiannon Coogle tallied an unassist- second goal at 8:21 to give Towson a 13-8 lead. Dela- Blue Jays’ goal at 5:13. LaMonica scored off a free- ed goal at 7:50 to make it an 11-7 game. Turner scored ware scored two of the game’s fi nal three goals which position shot at 3:20 to tie the game at 9-9. her fourth of the game with 1:29 to play, which made made the fi nal score 14-9. DiMartino scored the game winner at 2:41 and the it an 11-8 game and proved to be the fi nal margin. Blue Jays were able to control the draw and hold 1 2 - T onto the ball for the win. 1 2 - T Towson 6 8 - 14 Maryland 6 5 - 11 Delaware 6 3 - 9 1 2 - T Towson 5 3 - 8 Johns Hopkins 3 7 - 10 TOWSON: GOALS: Coogle, Rhiannon 6; LaMonica, Towson 3 6 - 9 Maryland: GOALS: Katie Schwarzmann 5; Kelly Jackie 2; Zinkand, Laura 2; Murkey, Kelly 2; Rohrback, McPartland 3; Halle Majorana 1; Brooke Griffi n 1; Jen Ashleigh 1; Turner, Olivia 1. ASSISTS: Duncan, Paige 2; Johns Hopkins: GOALS: Sarah Taylor 4; Taylor Mendez 1. ASSISTS: Alex Aust 2; Katie Schwarzmann 2; Hamm, Breanna 1; Rohrback, Ashleigh 1. D’Amore 2; Sammy Cermack 2; Dene’ DiMartino 2. Taylor Cummings 1. ASSISTS: Jen Cook 2; Taylor D’Amore 2. Delaware: GOALS: Hahn, Allison 3; Fay, Chelsea 2; TOWSON: GOALS: Turner, Olivia 4; Rohrback, Ashleigh McCartney, Caitlin 1; Burns, Shannon 1; Hartman, Abbie TOWSON: GOALS: Custer, Kelly 2; Rohrback, Ashleigh 1; LaMonica, Jackie 1; Waldron, Ashley 1; Coogle, 1; Rafferty, McKenzie 1. ASSISTS: Hahn, Allison 1. 2; LaMonica, Jackie 2; Duncan, Paige 1; Coogle, Rhian- Rhiannon 1. ASSISTS: LaMonica, Jackie 2; Rohrback, non 1; Turner, Olivia 1. ASSISTS: Custer, Kelly 1; Duncan, Ashleigh 2; Waldron, Ashley 1. SHOTS 1 2 - T Paige 1; LaMonica, Jackie 1; Rohrback, Ashleigh 1. Towson 10 16 - 26 SHOTS 1 2 - T Delaware 11 6 - 17 SHOTS 1 2 - T Maryland 15 15 - 30 Johns Hopkins 8 15 - 23 Towson 10 8 - 18 GROUND BALLS 1 2 - T Towson 10 10 - 20 Towson 6 6 - 12 GROUND BALLS 1 2 - T Delaware 4 4 - 8 GROUND BALLS 1 2 - T Johns Hopkins 5 5 - 10 Maryland 12 7 - 19 DRAW CONTROLS 1 2 - T Towson 7 7 - 14 Towson 6 8 - 14 Towson 7 7 - 14 DRAW CONTROLS 1 2 - T DRAW CONTROLS 1 2 - T Delaware 6 4 - 10 Johns Hopkins 2 8 - 10 Maryland 6 8 - 14 Towson 5 6 - 11 Towson 6 1 - 7

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GAME TEN GAME ELEVEN GAME TWELVE Apr. 5, 2013 • Fairfax, Va. Apr. 7, 2013 • Harrisonburg, Va. Apr. 9, 2013 • Washington, D.C. Towson 10, George Mason 4 Towson 16, No. 19 James Madison 10 Towson 11, American 6

Midfi elders Rhiannon Coogle and Ashley Waldron The Tigers outscored No. 19 James Madison 12-4 The Tigers opened up an 11-2 lead en route to an combined for six goals to lead the Tigers to a 10-4 in the second half en route to a 16-10 upset victory. 11-6 victory at American University. Rhiannon Coogle win at George Mason. The Tigers won their second- Ashleigh Rohrback and Rhiannon Coogle each and Ashleigh Rohrback combined for six goals and straight game and extended their CAA regular season scored four goals to lead the Tigers to their third- three assists to lead the Tigers to their fourth- win streak to 14 straight games. straight victory. straight victory. The two teams battled early before the Tigers got James Madison opened the game by scoring the The Tigers and Eagles traded goals early and on the board with the game’s fi rst goal at 24:21. Wal- fi rst four goals. Casey Ancarrow had two of those found themselves tied at 1-1 with 25:45 to play in the dron took a pass from Coogle and blasted it home for goals, which gave the Dukes a lead with 23:47 to play fi rst. Coogle scored on a free-position goal at 24:25 to her third goal of the year. Towson added to its lead at in the fi rst half. Coogle put the Tigers on the board jump start a 5-0 run by the Tigers. That run gave the 16:39 as Waldron scored off a free-position shot. at 18:56. Rohrback added a goal at 13:42 to pull the Tigers a 6-1 advantage with 18:21 to play in the fi rst. Coogle extended the Tigers’ advantage to 3-0 with Tigers to within two, 4-2. Amy Roguski scored two of Coogle scored three times in that stretch to record a free-position goal at 15:35. Graduate student Jackie the game’s next three goals to give JMU a 6-3 lead her fourth-straight hat trick. LaMonica, Coogle and sophomore Sarah Maloof with 5:11 remaining in the half. Grad student Jackie Jamie Silverman scored a free-position goal at all scored in the fi nal 15 minutes of the half to give LaMonica scored with 42 seconds to play as the 9:45 which briefl y halted the Tigers’ run. Towson a 6-0 lead at the intermission. Dukes took a 6-4 lead at the half. Towson scored one more time before the half as The Tigers held the Patriots off the scoreboard James Madison extended its lead to 8-4 with 24:13 Rohrback tallied an unassisted goal at 5:15. Towson until 23:35 of the second half. Caitlin Formato scored to play as Steph Finley scored a pair of goals. took a 7-2 lead at the half. an unassisted goal for their fi rst goal. The Patriots’ Senior Olivia Turner scored at 22:53 off a pass The Tigers opened the scoring in the second half Allie Hilderbrandt scored at 21:09 which made it a from Rohrback, which made it an 8-5 game. That goal at 29:19 with a free-position goal from freshman 6-2 game. jump started a 6-0 run by the Tigers that turned a Breanna Hamm. The Tigers scored three more times Towson added to its lead at 16:59 as redshirt junior four-goal defi cit into a 10-8 lead with 18:19 to play. The before the 22-minute mark in the half. Seniors Olivia Ashleigh Rohrback scored her fi fth goal of the Dukes briefl y halted the Tiger run with a pair of goals Turner, Laura Zinkand and Coogle all scored during season. Coogle completed her hat trick with a goal at by Finley. Finley’s second goal came at 14:38 and tied that stretch. All three of those Tiger goals were as- 15:23 which made it an 8-2 game. After Mason scored the game at 10-10. That goal came as sophomore sisted by Rohrback and gave Towson an 11-2 lead. a man-up goal on a free-position shot, Coogle scored goalkeeper Kelsea Donnelly and the Tigers were Kimberly Collins scored her second goal of the her fourth goal of the game. Coogle’s goal came with just one second away from killing off a two-man game for American at 20:30 to make it an 11-3 game. nine minutes left and was on a free-position shot. The advantage for the Dukes. American scored three more times in the fi nal Tigers and Patriots traded goals over the fi nal fi ve Towson took the lead back for good at 13:11 as three minutes of the game, which made the fi nal minutes to make the fi nal score 10-4. Coogle scored her third goal of the game on a free score 11-6. 1 2 - T position shot. That goal started another 6-0 run by Towson 6 4 - 10 the Tigers. Rohrback and Coogle each scored twice 1 2 - T George Mason 0 4 - 4 for the Tigers during that stretch. Towson 7 4 - 11 American 2 4 - 6 TOWSON: GOALS: Coogle, Rhiannon 4; Maloof, Sarah 1 2 - F 2; Waldron, Ashley 2; Rohrback, Ashleigh 1; LaMonica, Towson 4 12 - 16 TOWSON: GOALS: Coogle, Rhiannon 4; Rohrback, Jackie 1. ASSISTS: Coogle, Rhiannon 1; Duncan, Paige 1; James Madison 6 4 - 10 Ashleigh 2; Zinkand, Laura 2; Waldron, Ashley 1; Maloof, Sarah 1; Rohrback, Ashleigh 1. Hamm, Breanna 1; Turner, Olivia 1. ASSISTS: Rohrback, TOWSON: GOALS: Rohrback, Ashleigh 4; Coogle, Ashleigh 3; LaMonica, Jackie 1. George Mason: GOALS: Obregon, Rachel 1; Hilder- Rhiannon 4; Duncan, Paige 3; Turner, Olivia 2; La- brandt, Allie 1; McGinn, Caitlin 1; Formato, Caitlin 1. Monica, Jackie 2; Zinkand, Laura 1. ASSISTS: Rohrback, American: GOALS: Collins,Kimberly 2; Silverman, ASSISTS: None. Ashleigh 5; Duncan, Paige 1; Maloof, Sarah 1. Jamie 1; Lugovina, Alex 1; Marshall,Samantha 1; McKay, Julie 1. ASSISTS: Collins,Kimberly 1; Silverman, Jamie 1. SHOTS 1 2 - T James Madison: GOALS: Finley, Steph 4; Roguski, Towson 9 14 - 23 Amy 3; Ancarrow, Casey 2; McLouth, Rebecca 1. AS- SHOTS 1 2 - T George Mason 7 13 - 20 SISTS: McLouth, Rebecca 2; Ancarrow, Casey 1; Curwin, Towson 21 10 - 31 Ali 1; MacDonald, Kelsey 1. American 9 7 - 16 GROUND BALLS 1 2 - T Towson 7 8 - 15 SHOTS 1 2 - T GROUND BALLS 1 2 - T George Mason 8 13 - 21 Towson 13 17 - 30 Towson 5 7 - 12 James Madison 13 9 - 22 American 1 4 - 5 DRAW CONTROLS 1 2 - T Towson 7 5 - 12 GROUND BALLS 1 2 - T DRAW CONTROLS 1 2 - T Towson 3 4 - 7 George Mason 2 2 - 4 Towson 4 6 - 10 James Madison 5 4 - 9 American 6 2 - 8 DRAW CONTROLS 1 2 - T Towson 5 12 - 17 James Madison 6 5 - 11

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GAME THIRTEEN GAME FOURTEEN GAME FIFTEEN Apr. 12, 2013 • Towson, Md. Apr. 14, 2013 • Towson, Md. Apr. 19, 2013 • Hempstead, N.Y. Towson 15, William & Mary 5 Towson 16, Old Dominion 9 Hofstra 6, Towson 5

Sophomore Paige Duncan and junior Rhiannon Junior Rhiannon Coogle scored six goals to lead Despite a career-high 13 saves from sophomore Coogle combined for nine goals to lead the Tigers to the Tigers to a 16-9 win over Old Dominion. The Tigers Kelsea Donnelly, the Tigers fell to Hofstra, 6-5, in a 15-5 win over William & Mary in Unitas Stadium. The won their sixth straight game as eight players scored Hempstead, N.Y. Tigers won their fi fth-straight game and remained at least one goal. The two teams battled early as Donnelly came undefeated in CAA play with the win. For the second-straight game the Tigers got off up with a couple of big saves in the game’s fi rst 10 Duncan helped the Tigers jump out to an early to a hot start with three quick goals. The Tigers’ minutes. The Tigers got on the scoreboard fi rst after lead as she scored the game’s fi rst three goals. third goal was scored at 26:22 and was senior Olivia sophomore Paige Duncan found the back of the net Towson held a 3-0 lead with 15:27 to play in the fi rst. Turner’s second of the game. Old Dominion (3-12, 1-4 at 19:25. Duncan’s goal was assisted by redshirt junior Ashleigh Rohrback’s goal with 11:19 to play in the CAA) halted the Tigers run with a pair of goals, which Ashleigh Rohrback. Hofstra tied the game at 15:34 fi rst half gave the Tigers a 5-0 lead. made it a 4-2 game with 20:48 to play in the fi rst half. on a goal from Julia Riemer. William & Mary (4-9, 1-3 CAA) briefl y halted the Coogle continued her scoring surge with a goal Duncan tallied her second goal of the game at Tiger run with a goal at 10:01 from Ellen Shaffrey. at 19:19 to make it a 5-2 game. That goal by Coogle 13:49, this time off an assist from sophomore Sarah The Tiger offense went back to work at 8:48 as sparked a 5-0 run by the Tigers and gave the home Maloof. Brittain Altomare tied the game at 2-2 with senior Laura Zinkand scored on a free-position shot. team an 8-2 lead with 14:10 to play in the fi rst. her goal at 12:44. Duncan completed her hat trick Towson scored three more times before the period Jordyn Collins scored for Old Dominion at 12:48 with her third goal of the game at 9:14. Altomare tied ended and took a 9-1 lead at the half. and made it an 8-3 game. Senior Sarah Hogan scored the game at 3-3 with an unassisted goal at 7:13. William & Mary started the scoring in the second at 9:23 to start a 4-1 run by the Tigers to close out the The Tigers went back on top, 4-3, as senior Ashley half with a free-position goal from Caitlin Murphy half, which gave Towson a 12-4 lead. Waldron scored on a free-position shot at 1:52. at 28:36. Old Dominion scored the fi rst two goals of the Towson took the one-goal lead into the half. The Tigers scored fi ve of the game’s next six goals second half, which made it a 12-6 game with 25:27 to The start of the second half was a back-and-forth to take a 14-3 lead with 7:53 to play in the game. play. However the Tigers got their eight goal advan- affair as both teams had chances but neither was Coogle and Rohrback each scored a pair of goals tage back, 14-6 with goals from LaMonica and Coogle. able to convert. during that stretch for the Tigers. The Lady Monarchs closed the game by scoring Liz Anders tied the game at 4-4 with her unas- The Tribe then tallied two goals to make it a 14-5 three of the fi nal fi ve goals. The late goals from ODU sisted goal at 15:36. Hofstra (9-6, 3-2 CAA) took its game with 1:42 to play. made the fi nal score, 16-9. fi rst lead of the game on Taylor Albright’s goal at Towson capped the night’s scoring with a goal at 12:11. Becky Conto gave the Pride a 6-4 lead with an 1:06 from sophomore Taylor Moore. Moore’s goal was unassisted goal with 10:17 to play in the game. her fi rst of the year and made the fi nal score 15-5. 1 2 - T The Tigers broke up the Hofstra run with a goal by Old Dominion 4 5 - 9 grad student Jackie LaMonica. Towson had a chance 1 2 - T Towson 12 4 - 16 to score in the fi nal minute, but Hofstra goalie Kelsey William & Mary 1 4 - 5 Gregerson came up with a save to preserve the lead Towson 9 6 - 15 Old Dominion: GOALS: Standing, Ashmore 2; Auster- for the win. berry, Emily 2; McCaleb, Mary 2; Rogers, Meredith 1; 1 2 - T William & Mary: GOALS: Mackrides, Kyrstin 1; Collins, Jordynn 1; Danks, Alex 1. ASSISTS: McCormick, Towson 4 1 - 5 Dougherty, Jenna 1; Salmon, Taelor 1; Shaffrey, Ellen 1; Kallie 1; Rogers, Meredith 1. Hofstra 3 3 - 6 Murphy, Caitlin 1. ASSISTS: Noon, Kaleigh 2; Mackrides, Kyrstin 1. TOWSON: GOALS: Coogle, Rhiannon 6; LaMonica, TOWSON: GOALS: Duncan, Paige 3; LaMonica, Jackie Jackie 2; Turner, Olivia 2; Moore, Taylor 2; Duncan, 1; Waldron, Ashley 1. ASSISTS: Rohrback, Ashleigh 2; TOWSON: GOALS: Coogle, Rhiannon 5; Duncan, Paige Paige 1; Rohrback, Ashleigh 1; Maloof, Sarah 1; Hogan, Maloof, Sarah 1. 4; Rohrback, Ashleigh 3; Zinkand, Laura 1; Moore, Sarah 1. ASSISTS: Duncan, Paige 2; LaMonica, Jackie 2; Taylor 1; Turner, Olivia 1. ASSISTS: Rohrback, Ashleigh Maloof, Sarah 2; Rohrback, Ashleigh 2; Leech, Katie 1. Hofstra: GOALS: Altomare, Brittain 2; Albright, Taylor 3; Waldron, Ashley 1. 1; Riemer, Julia 1; Anders, Liz 1; Conto, Becky 1. AS- SHOTS 1 2 - T SISTS: Albright, Taylor 1; Kellogg, Casey 1. SHOTS 1 2 - T Old Dominion 6 15 - 21 William & Mary 9 7 - 16 Towson 21 12 - 33 SHOTS 1 2 - T Towson 18 15 - 33 Towson 9 10 - 19 GROUND BALLS 1 2 - T Hofstra 17 10 - 27 GROUND BALLS 1 2 - T Old Dominion 11 14 - 25 William & Mary 7 8 - 15 Towson 14 8 - 22 GROUND BALLS 1 2 - T Towson 9 7 - 16 Towson 9 7 - 16 Hofstra 11 2 - 13 DRAW CONTROLS 1 2 - T DRAW CONTROLS 1 2 - T Old Dominion 5 6 - 11 DRAW CONTROLS 1 2 - T William & Mary 5 4 - 9 Towson 12 4 - 16 Towson 3 3 - 6 Towson 6 7 - 13 Hofstra 5 2 - 7

37 2014 TIGER WOMEN’S LACROSSE || Season in Review

GAME SIXTEEN GAME SEVENTEEN • CAA SEMI-FINALS GAME EIGHTEEN • CAA CHAMPIONSHIP Apr. 21, 2013 • Towson, Md. May 3, 2013 • Towson, Md. May 5, 2013 • Towson, Md. Towson 14, Drexel 8 Towson 8, Drexel 7 Towson 9, Hofstra 4

The Tigers captured their third-straight CAA regu- Grad student Jackie LaMonica scored a career- The Tiger women’s lacrosse team used a 5-0 run lar season title with a 14-8 victory over Drexel. The high four goals, which led the top-seeded Tigers to an to close out the game and claim a 9-4 victory over Tigers closed the regular season with wins in seven 8-7 win over Drexel in the CAA semifi nals. The Tigers Hofstra in the CAA Championship game. For the of their last eight games. advanced to their third-straight CAA Championship Tigers, it was their second-straight CAA title and their The Tigers opened the game with the hot scoring game with the win. fi fth CAA championship since 2005. hand and held a 7-0 lead with 8:47 to play in the half. Drexel got off to a quick start with the game’s fi rst Junior Kaitlin Sheridan was named the tourna- Redshirt junior Ashleigh Rohrback had three of two goals. Back-to-back tallies from LaMonica tied ment’s Most Outstanding Player. She was a key to the Tigers’ goals to record her third hat trick of the the game with 13:02 remaining. a terrifi c defensive effort in the CAA championship season. Senior Ashley Waldron had a pair of goals LaMonica’s goals where followed by a goal from game. After Hofstra tied the game at 4-4 with 26:55 during that run. senior Laura Zinkand, which gave Towson its fi rst left, the Tigers shut out the Pride the rest of the way. Drexel fi nally broke through the Tiger defense for lead of the game, 3-2, with 9:13 to play in the half. Sheridan was joined on the all-tournament team a goal at 8:04 as Emily Duffey scored her ninth of LaMonica completed her hat trick with a goal at 7:50. by grad student Jackie LaMonica, redshirt junior the season. Duffey added one more for the Dragons Drexel halted the Tigers’ run with a goal from Ashleigh Rohrback and sophomore Kelsea Don- (11-5, 4-2 CAA) before the half. She scored on a free- Jessica Rudloff at 1:53. The two squads traded goals nelly. position shot with 2:46 remaining. Towson took a 7-2 in the fi nal minute of the half, and Towson took a 5-4 Towson opened the game by scoring the fi rst two lead into intermission. lead at the intermission. goals. LaMonica and senior Sarah Hogan scored as Towson opened the second half by scoring four of The second half opened the same way as the fi rst the Tigers held an early lead with 22:02 to play in the fi rst fi ve goals and took an 11-3 lead with 18:42 to half had, with a pair of Drexel goals. Kristin Kopen- the half. The fi nal 20 minutes of the fi rst half proved play. Drexel responded by scoring three of the next haver and Kelli Joran’s goals gave the visitors a 6-5 to be a back-and-forth affair as the Tigers and Pride four goals which made it a 12-6 game with seven lead with 23:06 to play in the game. Zinkand’s second (11-8) traded goals. Hofstra got a Brittain Altomare minutes to play. Back-to-back free-position goals goal of the game at 20:12 tied the game at 6-6. goal with 9:40 left, which made it a 4-3 game. Towson from senior Laura Zinkand and Waldron extended Norcini’s free-position goal at 9:49 gave Drexel a took that 4-3 lead into the intermission. the Tiger advantage to 14-6 with 4:28 to play. 7-6 lead. The Pride started the second half the same way Drexel scored a pair of goals in the fi nal two min- The Dragons maintained their advantage until 2:58 they ended the fi rst half; with a goal from Altomare. utes of the game, which made the fi nal score 14-8. when LaMonica scored her fourth goal of the game. That made it a 4-4 game with 26:55 to play. However, Sophomore Kelsea Donnelly made six saves to Just 11 seconds later, the Tigers struck again when Hofstra did not score again. earn the win in goal for the Tigers. Teresha Bradley senior Olivia Turner gave Towson an 8-7 advantage The Tigers regained their lead with 24:53 remain- made six saves in the loss for the Dragons. with 2:47 to play. ing. Junior Rhiannon Coogle forced a Hofstra turn- Towson’s defense was able to hold the Dragons over on a clear attempt and scored on a breakaway, 1 2 - F off the scoreboard for the fi nal two-plus minutes to giving the Tigers a lead they did not relinquish. Drexel 2 6 - 8 secure the victory. Just 3:33 later, the Tigers added to their lead with Towson 7 7 - 14 1 2 - F a goal from sophomore Paige Duncan. Senior Olivia Drexel 4 3 - 7 Turner scored three times over the next 3:36. Her Drexel: GOALS: Kopenhaver, Kristin 2; Duffey, Emily 2; Towson 5 3 - 8 third goal came with 12:59 remaining and gave the Maiden, Alyse 1; Rudloff, Jessica 1; Joran, Kelli 1; Watts, home team a 9-4 advantage. Alissa 1. ASSISTS: Maiden, Alyse 2; Hartke, Joelle 1. Drexel: GOALS: Norcini, Amanda 2; Joran, Kelli 1; 1 2 - F Maiden, Alyse 1; Kopenhaver, Kristin 1; Hartke, Joelle Hofstra 3 1 - 4 TOWSON: GOALS: Rohrback, Ashleigh 3; Waldron, 1; Rudloff, Jessica 1. ASSISTS: Joran, Kelli 1; Maiden, Towson 4 5 - 9 Ashley 3; Coogle, Rhiannon 2; Duncan, Paige 2; Alyse 1; Watts, Alissa 1. Zinkand, Laura 2; LaMonica, Jackie 1; Hogan, Sarah 1. Hofstra: GOALS: Altomare, Brittain 2; Albright, Taylor ASSISTS: Rohrback, Ashleigh 3; Coogle, Rhiannon 2; TOWSON: GOALS: LaMonica, Jackie 4; Turner, Olivia 1; Miller, Maryann 1. ASSISTS: Brady, Claire 1; Mezza- Duncan, Paige 2. 2; Zinkand, Laura 2. ASSISTS: Rohrback, Ashleigh 3; notte, Alex 1. Duncan, Paige 1. SHOTS 1 2 - T TOWSON: GOALS: Turner, Olivia 3; LaMonica, Jackie Drexel 7 13 - 20 SHOTS 1 2 - T 2; Rohrback, Ashleigh 1; Coogle, Rhiannon 1; Duncan, Towson 15 13 - 28 Drexel 8 6 - 14 Paige 1; Hogan, Sarah 1. ASSISTS: Rohrback, Ashleigh Towson 12 7 - 19 4; Coogle, Rhiannon 1; Duncan, Paige 1. GROUND BALLS 1 2 - T Drexel 6 8 - 14 GROUND BALLS 1 2 - T SHOTS 1 2 - T Towson 10 11 - 21 Drexel 10 10 - 20 Hofstra 8 7 - 15 Towson 7 9 - 16 DRAW CONTROLS 1 2 - T Towson 12 10 - 22 Drexel 8 5 - 13 GROUND BALLS 1 2 - T DRAW CONTROLS 1 2 - T Towson 2 9 - 11 Hofstra 9 9 - 18 Drexel 6 3 - 9 Towson 8 12 - 20 Towson 4 4 - 8 DRAW CONTROLS 1 2 - T Hofstra 4 3 - 7 Towson 4 4 - 8

38 Season in Review || 2014 TIGER WOMEN’S LACROSSE

GAME NINETEEN • NCAA First Round May 10, 2012 • College Park, Md. Stony Brook 8, Towson 6

Stony Brook used a 4-1 run at the start of the sec- ond half to take a lead it did not relinquish en route to an 8-6 win over the Tigers in the fi rst round of the NCAA Tournament in College Park, Md. Stony Brook (17-2) jumped out to an early lead with a pair of goals in the game’s fi rst four minutes. The Tigers held the ball for long stretches on the offensive end of the fi eld before breaking onto the scoreboard at 16:47. Senior Olivia Turner scored her 26th goal of the season off a pass from senior Ashley Waldron. Towson (10-9) tied the game with 13:40 to play in the half on grad student Jackie LaMonica’s goal. Redshirt junior Ashleigh Rohrback had the assist on LaMonica’s goal, which gave her 31 assists for the season and was the 100th point of her career. Kelsea Donnelly and Stony Brook goalkeeper Frankie Caridi made some big stops in the fi nal 13 minutes of the half and the two teams headed into the intermission tied at 2-2. Stony Brook opened the second half with the hot hand on offense. The Seawolves scored four of the fi rst fi ve goals in the half and took a 6-3 lead with Ashley Waldron recorded the 100th point of her career in NCAA Tournament game against 15:38 to play. Sophomore Sarah Maloof pulled the Ti- Stony Brook. gers to within two, 6-4, with a goal at 13:56. However, Stony Brook answered with a pair of goals and took an 8-4 lead with 8:13 remaining in the game. The Tigers scored the fi nal two goals of the game as Waldron had a free-position goal at 4:53 and an unassisted tally at 1:14. Waldron’s second goal gave her 100 points for her career. Stony Brook won the draw following Waldron’s sec- ond goal and ran out the clock to claim the victory. 1 2 - F Towson 2 4 - 6 Stony Brook 2 6 - 8

TOWSON: GOALS: Waldron, Ashley 2; LaMonica, Jackie 2; Turner, Olivia 1; Maloof, Sarah 1. ASSISTS: Rohrback, Ashleigh 2; Waldron, Ashley 1.

Stony Brook: GOALS: Kupres, Amber 3; Hillier, Janine 2; Cook, Demmianne 2; Rubino, Michelle 1. ASSISTS: Petersen, Claire 3; Hillier, Janine 1.

SHOTS 1 2 - T Towson 10 8 - 18 Stony Brook 10 11 - 21

GROUND BALLS 1 2 - T Towson 10 5 - 15 Stony Brook 14 8 - 22

DRAW CONTROLS 1 2 - T Towson 4 5 - 9 Stony Brook 1 6 - 7 Kelsea Donnelly made eight saves in the NCAA Tournament game against Stony Brook.

39 2014 TIGER WOMEN’S LACROSSE || Season in Review 2013 CAA Standings and Statistics FINAL STANDINGS CAA OVERALL Team W-L Pct. GF GA W-L Pct. GF GA TOWSON * 6-1 .857 90 51 10-9 .526 191 165 James Madison 6-1 .857 91 53 11-6 .647 182 155 Delaware 4-3 .571 67 55 10-6 .625 177 137 Drexel 4-3 .571 67 66 11-7 .611 174 153 Hofstra 4-3 .571 75 56 11-8 .579 187 169 William & Mary 2-5 .286 60 97 5-11 .312 160 228 Old Dominion 2-5 .286 59 82 4-13 .235 147 237 George Mason 0-7 .000 52 101 5-11 .312 146 204 * CAA Champion INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS LEADERS Goals Per Game GP Goals Avg. Caused Turnovers Per Game GP CT Avg. 1. Caitlin McCartney-DELAWARE 14 41 2.93 1. April Iannetta-HOFSTRA 19 40 2.11 2. Kyrstin Mackrides-W&M 16 41 2.56 2. Alexandra Burns-ODU 17 23 1.35 3. Casey Ancarrow-JMU 17 41 2.41 3. Kallie McCormick-ODU 17 21 1.24 4. Chelsea Fay-DELAWARE 16 38 2.38 4. Shelby Milne-HOFSTRA 19 23 1.21 5. Allie Hilderbrandt-MASON 16 37 2.31 5. Alexa Demski-TOWSON 19 22 1.16 6. Amy Roguski-JMU 15 34 2.27 7. Taelor Salmon-W&M 15 33 2.20 Goals Against Average GP GA GAA 8. Rhiannon Coogle-TOWSON 19 41 2.16 1. Teresha Bradley-DREXEL 18 141 8.22 9. Rachel Obregon-MASON 16 34 2.12 2. Kelsey Gregerson-HOFSTRA 19 163 8.41 10. Kelli Joran-DREXEL 18 37 2.06 3. Kelsea Donnelly-TOWSON 19 151 8.45 4. Alex Zaugra-DELAWARE 14 112 9.38 Assists Per Game GP Asst. Avg. 5. Schylar Healy-JMU 15 146 9.52 1. Ashleigh Rohrback-TOWSON 13 32 2.46 6. Karen Hayde-ODU 17 237 13.94 2. Brittain Altomare-HOFSTRA 19 35 1.84 7. Colleen Nofi -W&M 16 181 14.06 3. Kaleigh Noon-W&M 16 19 1.19 4. Alyse Maiden-DREXEL 18 21 1.17 Save Percentage GP Saves Sv% 5. Sarah Maloof-TOWSON 17 17 1.00 1. Schylar Healy-JMU 15 138 .486 Rebecca McLouth-JMU 17 17 1.00 2. Kelsea Donnelly-TOWSON 19 128 .459 7. Allison Hahn-DELAWARE 16 15 0.94 3. Teresha Bradley-DREXEL 18 111 .440 8. Paige Duncan-TOWSON 19 14 0.74 4. Kelsey Gregerson-HOFSTRA 19 121 .426 9. Jessica Rudloff-DREXEL 18 13 0.72 5. Alex Zaugra-DELAWARE 14 81 .420 10. Casey Ancarrow-JMU 17 12 0.71 6. Colleen Nofi -W&M 16 123 .405 Ali Curwin-JMU 17 12 0.71 7. Karen Hayde-ODU 17 141 .373 Points Per Game GP Points Avg. 1. Ashleigh Rohrback-TOWSON 13 51 3.92 2. Brittain Altomare-HOFSTRA 19 69 3.63 3. Caitlin McCartney-DELAWARE 14 46 3.29 4. Casey Ancarrow-JMU 17 53 3.12 5. Alyse Maiden-DREXEL 18 55 3.06 6. Kyrstin Mackrides-W&M 16 48 3.00 7. Amy Roguski-JMU 15 41 2.73 8. Allison Hahn-DELAWARE 16 41 2.56 Chelsea Fay-DELAWARE 16 41 2.56 Allie Hilderbrandt-MASON 16 41 2.56 Ground Balls Per Game GP GB Avg. 1. Brittany Pastrana-MASON 13 35 2.69 2. Kelsey Gregerson-HOFSTRA 19 51 2.68 3. Caroline Brouse-MASON 12 32 2.67 4. April Iannetta-HOFSTRA 19 50 2.63 5. Karen Hayde-ODU 17 44 2.59 Draw Controls Per Game GP DC Avg. 1. Becky Conto-HOFSTRA 18 55 3.06 2. Kristin Kopenhaver-DREXEL 18 54 3.00 3. Kelli Joran-DREXEL 18 53 2.94 4. April Iannetta-HOFSTRA 19 53 2.79 5. Jill Maier-HOFSTRA 10 27 2.70

Ashleigh Rohrback led the CAA in assists per game and points per game and was named the 2013 CAA Co-Player of the Year.

40 HHISTORYIST HistoryOR andY Records ANDA ||N 2014D TIGER RECORDSR WOMEN’SECO LACROSSERDS

Ruth Gutridge holds the program’s single-season (87) and career (267) points record.

41 2014 TIGER WOMEN’S LACROSSE || History and Records Year-by-Year Records COLONIAL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION SEASONS Season W-L Pct. Conference Coach Captains Comments 2013 10-9 .526 6-1, T-1st Place Sonia LaMonica Alexa Demski, Sarah Hogan, Ashleigh Rohrback CAA Champions, NCAA Tournament 2012 16-4 .800 7-0, 1st Place Sonia LaMonica Sarah Appelt, Mary Teeters CAA Champions, NCAA Tournament 2011 11-7 .611 6-1, T-1st Place Sonia LaMonica Jess Dunn, MaryEllen Elie, Megan Fitzgerlad, Ali Lathroum CAA Regular Season Champions 2010 13-5 .688 5-2, 2nd Place Missy Doherty Hillary Fratzke, Lauren McAfee, Steph Taylor CAA Semi-Finalists, NCAA Tournament 2009 13-6 .684 5-2, T-2nd Place Missy Doherty Hillary Fratzke, Julie Ondrako, Britt Woodfi eld CAA Champions, NCAA Tournament 2008 13-6 .684 5-2, T-1st Place Missy Doherty Mandy Corry, Hillary Fratzke, CAA Champions, NCAA Tournament Katie Mollot, Britt Woodfi eld 2 007 6-9 .400 3-4, T-5th Place Missy Doherty Mandy Corry, Lindsay Lusignea, Katie Mollot, Shannon Witzel 2006 7-10 .412 4-3, 4th Place Missy Doherty Erin Rinella, Becky Trumbo, Shannon Witzel CAA Semi-Finalists 2005 13-6 .684 5-2, 2nd Place Missy Doherty Caitlin Marshall, Erin Cayea CAA Champions, NCAA Tournament 2004 14-4 .778 6-1, 2nd Place Missy Doherty Abby Giancola, Stephanie Howell, Caitlin Marshall CAA Semi-Finalists 2003 7-9 .438 1-6, 7th Place Linda Ohrin Corey Crawford, Carol Dudley, Kristyn Krastel 2002 7-9 .438 3-5, T-7th Place Linda Ohrin Kat Brady, Emily Helms

AMERICA EAST SEASONS Season W-L Pct. Conference Coach Captains Comments 2 001 6-9 .400 2-4, 5th Place Linda Ohrin Jaime Neave, Kat Brady 2000 6-9 .400 2-4, 5th Place Linda Ohrin Bridget Harthausen, Jacquie Sica, Jennifer Sturm 1999 4-12 .250 3-3, 4th Place Linda Ohrin Amy Buck, Jacquie Sica, Sue Korcek America East Tournament 1998 8-9 .471 4-2, 4th Place Ashley Duncan Robyn Harry, Sue Korcek, Kathy McCafferty America East Finalists 1997 11-6 .647 6-0, 1st Place Ashley Duncan Megan Drake, Sallie Neal America East Finalists 1996 7-10 .412 3-2, 3rd Place Ashley Duncan Maggie Bove, Gwen Hicks America East Finalists

INDEPENDENT SEASONS Season W-L Pct. Conference Coach Captains Comments 1995 5-8 .385 n/a Ashley Duncan Sally Sands, Erin Stiteler, Kim Wilson 1994 2-11 .154 n/a Charlotte Hennan Eva Disney, Helene Fanelle, Jenn Healey 1993 7-7 .500 n/a Charlotte Hennan Jen Breakey, Teri Gorzynski, Maggie Murray

EAST COAST CONFERENCE SEASONS Season W-L Pct. Conference Coach Captains Comments 1992 10-6 .625 2-0, 1st Place Alison Williams Becky Patton, Patty Stermer, Karen Walsh ECC Champions 1991 9-6 .600 4-0, 1st Place Alison Williams Kelly Bush, Anita Noel ECC Champions 1990 11-4 .733 4-2, 4th Place Sandy Hoody Gina Profi li, Colleen Cahill ECC Champions 1989 6-9 .400 3-3, 4th Place Sandy Hoody Clara Gardill, Sue Monetti-Devine ECC Semi-Finalists 1988 5-10 .333 3-3, 4th Place Sandy Hoody Becky Hergenroeder, Patty Lehman, ECC Semi-Finalists Kathleen Stout 1987 5-9 .357 3-3, 4th Place Sandy Hoody Becky Hergenroeder, Patty Lehman, ECC Semi-Finalists Kathleen Stout 1986 3-12 .200 3-3, 4th Place Lisa Pierce Jenny Caruso, Ruth Gutridge, Sue Hartman ECC Tournament 1985 9-8 .529 3-3, 4th Place Maggie Faulkner Sue Hartman, Gigi Smith ECC Tournament 1984 11-8-1 .575 2-4, 5th Place Maggie Faulkner Chris Hyman, Gigi Smith 1983 8-10-1 .447 1-2, 4th Place Maggie Faulkner Jennifer Carr, Susan Neal ECC Semi-Finalists

DIVISION II SEASONS Season W-L Pct. Conference Coach Captains Comments 1982 10-7 .588 n/a Linda DiColo n/a 1981 10-7 .588 n/a Maggie Faulkner n/a 1980 13-6 .684 n/a Maggie Faulkner n/a AIAW Division II Runners up 1979 8-8 .500 n/a Maggie Faulkner Mary Bartel, Janet Houck 1978 6-7-1 .464 n/a Maggie Faulkner n/a 1977 6-8-1 .433 n/a Maggie Faulkner n/a

42 History and Records || 2014 TIGER WOMEN’S LACROSSE All-Time Honors and Awards

COLONIAL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION ACCOLADES CAA Rookie of the Week 2011: ...... Rhiannon Coogle (Apr. 11, Apr. 25) CAA Coach of the Year 2010: ...... Alexa Demski (Apr. 26), Ashley Waldron (Apr. 5) 2013: ...... Sonia LaMonica 2009: ...... Mary Teeters (Mar. 23, Apr. 20, Apr. 27) 2012: ...... Sonia LaMonica 2006: ...... Hillary Fratzke (Mar. 7, Apr. 10, May 1); Meggie McNamara (Mar. 27, Apr. 24) 2011: ...... Sonia LaMonica 2005: ...... Mandy Corry (May 11) 2004: ...... Missy Doherty 2004: ...... Shannon Witzel (Mar. 7, Mar. 21, Apr. 19) CAA Player of the Year CAA All-Tournament Team 2013: ...... Ashleigh Rohrback 2013: ...... Kaitlin Sheridan (Def.), Kelsea Donnelly (GK), Jackie LaMonica (Att.), Ashleigh Rohrback (Att.) 2010: ...... Hillary Fratzke 2012: ...... Kelly Custer (Mid), Andi Raymond (Att.), Michelle Dufault (Def.), Mary Teeters (GK) 2008: ...... Hillary Fratzke 2011: ...... Kelly Custer (Mid.), Alexa Demski (Def.), Jess Dunn (Att.) CAA Defensive Player of the Year 2010: ...... Alexa Demski (Def.), Jacie Kendall (Att.) 2013: ...... Alexa Demski 2009: ...... Meggie McNamara (Att.), Julie Ondrako (Def.), Steph Taylor (Mid.) . 2009: ...... Julie Ondrako ...... Mary Teeters (GK) 2008: ...... Mandy Corry (GK), Hillary Fratzke (Mid.), Nikki Marcinik (Mid.), Katie Mollot (Def.) CAA Rookie of the Year 2006: ...... Shannon Witzel (Mid.), Erin Rinella (Def.) 2006: ...... Hillary Fratzke (Mid.) 2005: ...... Mandy Corry (GK), Martha Dwyer (Def.), Becky Trumbo (Att.), Shannon Witzel (Att.) 2005: ...... Mandy Corry (GK) 2004: ...... Caitlin Marshall (Mid.), Jessica O’Connell (GK) 2003: ...... Becky Trumbo (Att.) CAA Championship Most Outstanding Player CAA Scholar-Athlete 2013: ...... Kaitlin Sheridan 2007: ...... Hillary Fratzke 2012: ...... Mary Teeters 2006: ...... Becky Trumbo 2009: ...... Julie Ondrako 2005: ...... Becky Trumbo 2008: ...... Mandy Corry All-CAA First Team 2005: ...... Shannon Witzel 2013: ...... Alexa Demski (Def.), Ashleigh Rohrback(Att.), Rhiannon Coogle (Mid.) 2012: ...... Alexa Demski (Def.), Andi Raymond (Att.), Kelly Custer (Att.), Mary Teeters (GK) AMERICA EAST CONFERENCE 2011: ...... Alexa Demski (Def.), Jess Dunn (Att.), Mary Teeters (GK), Ashley Waldron (Mid.) 2010: ...... Hillary Fratzke (Mid.), Jess Dunn (Att.), Nikki Marcinik (Mid.) America East Coach of the Year 2009: ...... Nikki Marcinik (Mid.), Meggie McNamara (Att.), Julie Ondrako (Def.) 1997: ...... Ashley Duncan 2008: ...... Hillary Fratzke (Mid.), Julie Ondrako (Def.) America East All-Conference First Team 2007: ...... Hillary Fratzke (Mid.) 1999: ...... Jacquie Sica (GK) 2006: ...... Shannon Witzel (Mid.) 1998: ...... Kathy McCafferty (Mid.) 2005: ...... Becky Trumbo (Att.) 1997: ...... Megan Drake (Att.), Robyn Harry (Mid.), Liz Wilson (Mid.), Sallie Neal (Def.) 2004: ...... Becky Trumbo (Att.), Martha Dwyer (Mid.) 1996: ...... Amy Buck (Att.), Megan Drake (Att.), Jen Smarrelli (Def.), Sallie Neal (Def.) All-CAA Second Team America East All-Conference Second Team 2013: ...... Paige Duncan (Att.), Kelsea Donnelly (GK), Michelle Dufault (Def.) 2001: ...... Kristyn Krastel (Att.) 2012: ...... Ashley Waldron (Mid.) 2000: ...... Jacquie Sica (GK), Bridget Harthausen (Mid.), Merri Adamicki (Def.) 2011: ...... Megan Fitzgerald (Def.), Jackie LaMonica (Mid.) 1999: ...... Nikki Popolano (Att.), Amie Rose (Mid.) 2010: ...... Mary Teeters (GK), Ashley Waldron (Mid.) 1998: ...... Amy Buck (Att.), Nikki Popolano (Att.), Robyn Harry (Mid.), 2009: ...... Britt Woodfi eld (Mid.) ...... Jacquie Sica (GK) 2008: ...... Britt Woodfi eld (Mid.) 1997: ...... Kathy McCafferty (Mid.), Jen Smarrelli (Def.), Jacquie Sica (GK) 2007: ...... Meggie McNamara (Att.), Julie Ondrako (Def.), Shannon Witzel (Mid.) 2006: ...... Hillary Fratzke (Mid.), Becky Trumbo (Att.) America East All-Tournament Team 2005: ...... Mandy Corry (GK), Martha Dwyer (Def.), Erin Rinella (Mid.), 1999: ...... Amie Rose (Mid.), Jacquie Sica (GK) ...... Shannon Witzel (Att.) 1998: ...... Jess Weissman (Att.), Robyn Harry (Mid.), 2004: ...... Stephanie Howell (Mid.), Caitlin Marshall (Mid.) ...... Kathy McCafferty (Mid.), Jacquie Sica (GK) 2003: ...... Becky Trumbo (Att.) 1997: ...... Robyn Harry (Mid.), Kathy McCafferty (Mid.), Amy Dean (Def.), ...... Sallie Neal (Def.) CAA All-Rookie Team 1996: ...... Amy Buck (Att.), Megan Drake (Att.), 2013: ...... Breanna Hamm (Mid/Def.) ...... Robyn Harry (Mid.), Denise Perrone (Def.) 2012: ...... Michelle Dufault (Def.) 2011: ...... Rhiannon Coogle (Att.), Kelly Murkey (Mid.) America East Rookie of the Week 2010: ...... Alexa Demski (Def.), Ashley Waldron (Mid.) 2000: ...... Kristyn Krastel (Mar. 22) 2009: ...... Mary Teeters (GK) 1998: ...... Nikki Popolano (Mar. 31) 2007: ...... Nikki Marcinik (Mid.) 1997: ...... Jacquie Sica (Mar. 24, Mar. 31) 2006: ...... Hillary Fratzke (Mid.), Meggie McNamara (Att.) America East Player of the Week 2005: ...... Mandy Corry (GK) 1997: ...... Megan Drake (Mar. 24) CAA Player of the Week America East Defender of the Week 2013: ...... Rhiannon Coogle (Apr. 1, Apr. 15), Ashleigh Rohrback (Apr. 8) 2000: ...... Jacquie Sica (Mar. 22), Jennifer Sturm (Apr. 24) 2012: ...... Mary Teeters (Mar. 5), Rhiannon Coogle (Mar. 26), Andi Raymond (Apr. 16), Kelly Custer (Apr. 23) 1999: ...... Sue Korcek (Mar. 21) 2011: ...... Kelly Custer (Mar. 28), Jess Dunn (Apr. 18), Ashley Waldron (Apr. 25) 2010: ...... Mary Teeters (Mar. 29, Apr. 26), Hillary Fratzke (Mar. 22, Apr. 19) 2009: ...... Nikki Marcinik (Apr. 13), Meggie McNamara (Mar. 9, Apr. 27) 2008: ...... Hillary Fratzke (Mar. 3, Mar. 10) 2007: ...... Meggie McNamara (Mar. 12) 2005: ...... Becky Trumbo (Apr. 29) 2004: ...... Becky Trumbo (Mar. 28)

43 2014 TIGER WOMEN’S LACROSSE || History and Records All-Time Honors and Awards

EAST COAST CONFERENCE TOWSON UNIVERSITY AWARDS All-East Coast Conference Doc Minnegan Scholarship Award 1991: ...... Kelly Bush (Att.), Courtney Page (Def.) 2005: ...... Becky Trumbo (Att.) 1990: ...... Jennifer DeVos (Attack), Gina Profi li (Def.), Colleen Cahill (GK) 1999: ...... Bridget Harthausen (Def.) 1989: ...... Jennifer DeVos (Att.), Gina Profi li (Def.), Lori Sauer (Def.) Joseph H. McMullen Scholarship Award 1988: ...... Patty Lehman (Def.), Colleen Cahill (GK) 1989: ...... Gina Profi li (Def.) 1987: ...... Patty Lehman (Def.) 1986: ...... Ruth Gutridge (Att.), Patty Lehman (Def.) Rachuba Enterprises Scholarship Award 1985: ...... Nancy Etzel (Att.), Kim Brooks (GK) 2007: ...... Britt Woodfi eld (Mid.) 1984: ...... Ruth Gutridge (Att.), Gigi Smith (Def.) Zaleski Scholarship Award 1983: ...... Susan Neal (Def.) 2009: ...... Steph Taylor (Mid.) ECC Player of the Year 2008: ...... Britt Woodfi eld (Mid.) 1991: ...... Kelly Bush (Att.) Female Souris Award 1990: ...... Colleen Cahill (GK) 1989: ...... Gina Profi li (Def.) 1986: ...... Ruth Gutridge (Att.) Female UnSung Hero Award ECC Coach of the Year 2012: ...... Kelly Custer (Mid.) 1990: ...... Sandy Hoody Female Athlete of the Year All-Regional Team 2008: ...... Hillary Fratzke (Mid.) 1991: ...... Gina Daniel (Mid.) 1998: ...... Robyn Harry (Mid.) 1989: ...... Clara Gardill (Def.), Lori Sauer (Def.) Senior Female Athlete of the Year 2012: ...... Mary Teeters (GK) DIVISION I ALL-AMERICANS 2010: ...... Hillary Fratzke (Mid.) IWLCA/US Lacrosse All-Americans 2007: ...... Shannon Witzel (Mid.) 2013: ...... Alexa Demski (Def.), 2nd team 2006: ...... Becky Trumbo (Att.) 2012: ...... Alexa Demski (Def.), 3rd team, Mary Teeters (GK), 3rd team 2000: ...... Jacquie Sica (Goal) 2010: ...... Hillary Fratzke (Mid), 2nd team 1993: ...... Jennifer Breakey (Att.) 2009: ...... Julie Ondrako (Def.), 2nd team; Meggie McNamara (Att.), 3rd team Female Rookie of the Year 2008: ...... Hillary Fratzke (Mid.), 1st team 2009: ...... Mary Teeters (Goal) 2007: ...... Hillary Fratzke (Mid.), 2nd team 2006: ...... Hillary Fratzke (Mid.) 2006: ...... Shannon Witzel (Mid.), 2nd team 2004: ...... Shannon Witzel (Mid.) 2005: ...... Becky Trumbo (Att.), 3rd team 2003: ...... Becky Trumbo (Att.) IWLCA Regional All-Americans 1997: ...... Jacquie Sica (Goal) 2013: ...... Alexa Demski (Def.) 1st team; Ashleigh Rohrback (Att.) 1st team 1992: ...... Kim Wilson (Att.) ...... Rhiannon Coogle (Mid.) 2nd team Women’s Sports Coach of the Year 2012: ...... Alexa Demski (Def.) 1st team; Mary Teeters (GK), 1st team; 2004: ...... Missy Holmes ...... Andi Raymond (Att.) 2nd team; Kelly Custer (Mid.) 2nd team 1992: ...... Jen Ulehla 2011: ...... Alexa Demski (Def.), 1st team; Jess Dunn (Att.), 2nd team 2010: ...... Alexa Demski (Def.), 1st team; Hillary Fratzke (Mid.), 1st team; TAF Scholar-Athlete of the Year ...... Mary Teeters (Goal), 1st team; Jess Dunn (Att.), 2nd team; 2010: ...... Hillary Fratzke (Mid.) ...... Nikki Marcinik (Mid.), 2nd team 2006: ...... Becky Trumbo (Att.) 2009: ...... Nikki Marcinik (Mid.), 1st team; Meggie McNamara (Att.), 1st team; Strength and Conditioning ...... Julie Ondrako (Def.), 1st team Female Athlete of the Year 2008: ...... Hillary Fratzke (Mid.), 1st team; Nikki Marcinik (Mid.), 2nd team; 2007: ...... Lindsay Lusignea (Def.) ...... Julie Ondrako (Def.), 2nd team 2007: ...... Hillary Fratzke (Mid.), 1st team; Shannon Witzel (Mid.), 2nd team 2006: ...... Shannon Witzel (Mid.), 1st team; Mandy Corry (Goal), 1st team; ...... Becky Trumbo (Att.), 2nd team; Hillary Fratzke (Mid.), 2nd team 2005: ...... Becky Trumbo (Att.), 2nd team; Shannon Witzel (Att.), 2nd team 2000: ...... Jacquie Sica (Goal) Inside Lacrosse All-Americans 2007: ...... Hillary Fratzke (Mid.), 2nd team 2005: ...... Becky Trumbo (Att.), 2nd team Honorable Mention 1993: ...... Jennifer Breakey (Att.)

Alexa Demski became just the third Tiger to earn multiple All-Ameri- ca honors in program history with her second team selection in 2013.

44 History and Records || 2014 TIGER WOMEN’S LACROSSE Team Records MISC. TEAM RECORDS Assists Game 6, Nancy Etzel vs. Johns Hopkins, 1984; Nancy Etzel at Frostburg, 1984; Most Wins - Season 16, 2012 Ruth Gutridge vs. Johns Hopkins, 1984 Most Losses - Season 12, 1986, 1999 Season 43, Meggie McNamara, 2009 Best Winning Pct. - Season .800, 2012 Career 79, Becky Trumbo, 2003-06 Consecutive Wins 10, 2012 Consecutive Losses 9, 1986-87, 1999 Points Consecutive Conference Wins 7, 2012 Season 87, Ruth Gutridge, 1984 Most Goals - Game 27, vs. Frostburg (1984) Career 267, Ruth Gutridge, 1983-86 Most Goals - Season 242, 1984 (20 games) Ground Balls (1996-pres.) Most Goals Against - Game 36, vs. Delaware (1986) Season 65, Robyn Harry, 1998 Most Goals Against - Season 202, 1998 Career 181, Melissa Garner, 2000-03 Largest Margin of Victory: 20, vs. Goucher (1980) Largest Margin of Defeat: 34, vs. Delaware (1986) Draw Controls Game 11, Hillary Fratzke, two times Season 107, Hillary Fratzke, 2006 MISC. INDIVIDUAL RECORDS Career 327, Hillary Fratzke, 2006-10 Goals by a Freshman 44, Shannon Witzel, 2004 Caused Turnovers Assists by a Freshman: 16, Robyn Harry, 1996 Season 47, Hillary Fratzke, 2008 Points by a Freshman: 53, Shannon Witzel, 2004 Career 144, Hillary Fratzke, 2006-10 Fastest Goal to Start a Game - Towson: 0:08, Stephanie Howell vs. Mt. St. Mary’s, April 3, 2002 Goalkeeper Saves Fastest Goal to Start a Game - Opponent: Game 36, Lorraine Valeri vs. Loyola, 1982 0:09, Laura Perry, Delaware, March 22, 1995 Season 360, Mary Bartel, 1980 Career 912, Jacquie Sica, 1997-2000 INDIVIDUAL RECORDS Save Percentage Season .678, Colleen Cahill, 1987-90 Goals Career .597, Colleen Cahill, 1987-90 Game 9, Ruth Gutridge at Goucher, 1985; Chris Hyman at Frostburg, 1984 Season 71, Shannon Witzel, 2005 Career 208, Ruth Gutridge, 1983-86

YEAR-BY-YEAR GOALS LEADERS YEAR-BY-YEAR ASSISTS LEADERS YEAR-BY-YEAR POINTS LEADERS 2013 ...... Rhiannon Coogle, 41 2013 ...... Ashleigh Rohrback, 32 2013 ...... Ashleigh Rohrback 51 2012 ...... Andi Raymond, Kelly Custer, 35 2012 ...... Andi Raymond, 33 2012 ...... Andi Raymond, 68 2011 ...... Jess Dunn, 39 2011 ...... Sarah Appelt, 22 2011 ...... Jess Dunn, 42 2010 ...... Hillary Fratzke, 51 2010 ...... Nikki Marcinik, 21 2010 ...... Hillary Fratzke, 59 2009 ...... Nikki Marcinik, 50 2009 ...... Meggie McNamara, 43 2009 ...... Meggie McNamara, 77 2008 ...... Hillary Fratzke, 62 2008 ...... Hillary Fratzke, 24 2008 ...... Hillary Fratzke, 86 2007 ...... Hillary Fratzke, 48 2007 ...... Hillary Fratzke, Shannon Witzel, 12 2007 ...... Hillary Fratzke, 60 2006 ...... Shannon Witzel, 61 2006 ...... Becky Trumbo, 21 2006 ...... Shannon Witzel, 74 2005 ...... Shannon Witzel, 71 2005 ...... Becky Trumbo, 31 2005 ...... Shannon Witzel, 84 2004 ...... Becky Trumbo, 45 2004 ...... Becky Trumbo, 19 2004 ...... Becky Trumbo, 64 2003 ...... Becky Trumbo, 39 2003 ...... Erin Cayea, 15 2003 ...... Becky Trumbo, 48 2002 ...... Kat Brady, 31 2002 ...... Erin Cayea, 11 2002 ...... Kat Brady, 39 2001 ...... Kat Brady, 28 2001 ...... Kat Brady, 10 2001 ...... Kat Brady, 38 2000 ...... Kat Brady, 26 2000 ...... Courtney Benner, 21 2000 ...... Kat Brady, 38 1999 ...... Nikki Popolano, 32 1999 ...... Jessica Weissman, 13 1999 ...... Nikki Popolano, 38 1998 ...... Kathy McCafferty, 37 1998 ...... Kathy McCafferty, 16 1998 ...... Kathy McCafferty, 53 1997 ...... Amy Buck, 30 1997 ...... Robyn Harry, 23 1997 ...... Amy Buck, Robyn Harry, 41 1996 ...... Amy Buck, 27 1996 ...... Robyn Harry, 16 1996 ...... Amy Buck, 31 1995 ...... Kim Wilson, 25 1995 ...... Kim Wilson, 7 1995 ...... Kim Wilson, 32 1994 ...... Bridget Drake, 29 1994 ...... Bridget Drake, 13 1994 ...... Bridget Drake, 42 1993 ...... Jen Breakey, 40 1993 ...... Jen Breakey, 12 1993 ...... Jen Breakey, 52 1992 ...... Jen Breakey, 38 1992 ...... Jen Breakey, 13 1992 ...... Jen Breakey, 51 1991 ...... Lisa Marsiglia, 41 1991 ...... Kelly Bush, 38 1991 ...... Kelly Bush, 51 1990 ...... Jen DeVos, 46 1990 ...... Kelly Bush, 18 1990 ...... Jen DeVos, 51 1989 ...... Jen DeVos, 28 1989 ...... Kelly Bush, 10 1989 ...... Jen DeVos, 35 1988 ...... Kathleen Stout, 34 1988 ...... Jen DeVos, 8 1988 ...... Kathleen Stout, 40 1987 ...... Christie Stevens, 17 1987 ...... Colleen Murphy, 10 1987 ...... Christie Stevens, 23 1986 ...... Ruth Gutridge, 59 1986 ...... Jenny Caruso, 20 1986 ...... Ruth Gutridge, 73 1985 ...... Ruth Gutridge, 59 1985 ...... Jenny Caruso, 18 1985 ...... Ruth Gutridge, 72 1984 ...... Ruth Gutridge, 60 1984 ...... Nancy Etzel, 33 1984 ...... Ruth Gutridge, 87 1983 ...... Jennifer Carr, Suzanne Lanahan, 31 1983 ...... J. Carr, C. Hyman, S. Lanahan, 11 1983 ...... Jennifer Carr, Suzanne Lanahan, 42 1982 ...... Laurie Hardesty, 17 1982 ...... Laurie Hardesty, 5 1982 ...... Laurie Hardesty, 22 1981 ...... Cam Holthaus, 50 1981 ...... Lindsay Townsend, 10 1981 ...... Cam Holthaus, 58 1980 ...... Laurie Hardesty, 42 1980 ...... Lindsay Townsend, 17 1980 ...... Lindsay Townsend, 50

45 2014 TIGER WOMEN’S LACROSSE || History and Records Single-Season Records

GOALS DRAW CONTROLS 1. Shannon Witzel 2005 71 1. Hillary Fratzke 2006 107 2. Hillary Fratzke 2008 62 2. Hillary Fratzke 2008 86 3. Shannon Witzel 2006 61 3. Hillary Fratzke 2010 70 4. Ruth Gutridge 1984 60 4. Becky Trumbo 2005 61 5. Ruth Gutridge 1986 59 5. Hillary Fratzke 2007 56 Ruth Gutridge 1985 59 6. Nikki Marcinik 2009 55 7. Becky Trumbo 2005 52 7. Stephanie Howell 2004 53 8. Hillary Fratzke 2010 51 8. Caitlin Marshall 2003 48 9. Nancy Etzel 1984 50 9. Becky Trumbo 2004 44 Cam Holthaus 1981 50 Stephanie Howell 2003 44 Nikki Marcinik 2009 50 Stephanie Howell 2002 44

ASSISTS CAUSED TURNOVERS 1. Meggie McNamara 2009 43 1. Hillary Fratzke 2008 47 2. Kelly Bush 1991 38 2. Hillary Fratzke 2007 41 3t. Andi Raymond 2012 33 3. Hillary Fratzke 2010 33 Nancy Etzel 1984 33 4. Julie Ondrako 2009 32 5. Ashleigh Rohrback 2013 32 5. Shannon Witzel 2006 30 6. Becky Trumbo 2005 31 Alexa Demski 2010 30 7. Ruth Gutridge 1984 27 7. Julie Ondrako 2008 29 8. Hillary Fratzke 2008 24 8. Alexa Demski 2011 27 9. Robyn Harry 1997 23 Carol Dudley 2002 27 10t. Ashleigh Rohrback 2012 22 10. Jaime Neave 2001 25 Sarah Appelt 2011 22 SAVES POINTS Hillary Fratzke (top) holds the single-season record for 1. Mary Bartel 1980 360 draw controls (107) and caused turnovers (47) while 1. Ruth Gutridge 1984 87 2. Dana Robinson 1983 320 Meggie McNamara (bottom) holds the single-season 2. Hillary Fratzke 2008 86 3. Dana Robinson 1984 298 assists (43) mark. 3. Shannon Witzel 2005 84 4. Lorraine Valeri 1982 264 4. Becky Trumbo 2005 83 5. Mary Bartel 1981 255 Nancy Etzel 1984 83 6. Jacquie Sica 1997 240 6. Meggie McNamara 2009 77 7. Jacquie Sica 2000 233 7. Shannon Witzel 2006 74 8. Jacquie Sica 1999 225 8. Ruth Gutridge 1986 73 9. Mary Bartel 1979 221 9 Ruth Gutridge 1985 72 10. Kim Brooks 1985 216 10. Nikki Marcinik 2009 70 SAVE PERCENTAGE GROUND BALLS 1. Mary Bartel 1979 .739 1. Robyn Harry 1998 65 2. Mary Bartel 1980 .726 2. Hillary Fratzke 2007 56 3. Mary Bartel 1981 .702 Hillary Fratzke 2008 56 4. Colleen Cahill 1990 .678 4. Mandy Corry 2008 55 5. Lorraine Valeri 1982 .672 5. Hilary Kuker 1996 54 6. Kim Brooks 1985 .641 6. Julie Ondrako 2009 53 7. Gwen Hicks 1992 .625 7. Shannon Witzel 2005 52 8. Gwen Hicks 1996 .613 Caitlin Marshall 2003 52 9. Dana Robinson 1984 .609 9. Mary Teeters 2011 51 10. Jacquie Sica 1997 .602 Sallie Neal 1996 51 Sue Korcek 1998 51 Bold name indicates player currently on the team Nicki Popolano 1998 51 Molly Branning 2000 51

46 History and Records || 2014 TIGER WOMEN’S LACROSSE Career Leaders

GOALS DRAW CONTROLS GAMES PLAYED 1t. Ruth Gutridge 1983-86 208 1. Hillary Fratzke 2006-10 327 1t. Ashley Waldron 2010-13 75 Shannon Witzel 2004-07 208 2. Becky Trumbo 2003-06 168 Mary Teeters 2009-12 75 3. Hillary Fratzke 2006-10 199 3. Stephanie Howell 2001-04 141 3t. Jackie LaMonica 2009-13 72 4. Becky Trumbo 2003-06 178 4. Nikki Marcinik 2007-10 129 Hillary Fratzke 2006-10 72 5. Meggie McNamara 2006-09 133 5. Caitlin Marshall 2002-05 102 5t. Alexa Demski 2010-13 71 6. Nikki Marcinik 2007-10 125 6t. Ashley Waldron 2010-13 100 Ruth Gutridge 1983-86 71 7. Amy Buck 1996-99 106 Julie Ondrako 2006-09 100 7t. Becky Trumbo 2003-06 70 8. Kathleen Stout 1984-88 104 8. Shannon Witzel 2004-07 97 Mandy Corry 2005-08 70 9. Kim Wilson 1992-95 101 9. Kelly Custer 2010-13 90 Britt Woodfi eld 2006-09 70 10. Nancy Etzel 1984-85 98 10. Martha Dwyer 2002-05 85 Julie Ondrako 2006-09 70 Britt Woodfi eld 2006-09 98 Nikki Marcinik 2007-10 70 CAUSED TURNOVERS ASSISTS GAMES STARTED 1. Hillary Fratzke 2006-10 144 1. Becky Trumbo 2003-06 79 2. Alexa Demski 2010-13 99 1. Mary Teeters 2009-12 73 2. Kelly Bush 1988-91 70 3. Julie Ondrako 2006-09 90 2. Alexa Demski 2010-13 71 3. Hillary Fratzke 2006-10 63 4. Shannon Witzel 2004-07 79 3t. Becky Trumbo 2003-06 70 3. Ruth Gutridge 1983-86 59 5. Nikki Marcinik 2007-10 59 Hillary Fratzke 2007-10 70 4. Meggie McNamara 2006-09 58 6. Alexa Demski 2010-pres. 57 5t. Shannon Witzel 2004-07 69 6. Ashleigh Rohrback 2010-pres. 54 7. Caitlin Marshall 2002-05 56 Britt Woodfi eld 2006-09 69 7. Chris Hyman 1982-84 53 8. Amy Shilling 2002-05 53 7. Julie Ondrako 2006-09 68 8. Nikki Marcinik 2007-10 51 Steph Taylor 2007-10 53 8. Amy Buck 1996-99 67 9t. Erin Cayea 2002-05 47 10. Melissa Garner 2000-03 52 9t. Jacquie Sica 1997-2000 65 Robyn Harry 1996-98 47 Meggie McNamara 2006-09 65 Shannon Witzel 2004-07 47 SAVES POINTS 1. Jacquie Sica 1997-2000 912 2. Mary Bartel 1979-81 836 1. Ruth Gutridge 1983-86 267 3. Colleen Cahill 1987-90 714 2. Hillary Fratzke 2006-10 262 4. Dana Robinson 1983-85 687 3. Becky Trumbo 2003-06 257 5. Mandy Corry 2005-08 649 4. Shannon Witzel 2004-07 255 6. Mary Teeters 2009-12 620 5. Meggie McNamara 2006-09 191 7. Jessica O’Connell 2000-04 578 6. Nikki Marcinik 2007-10 176 8. Gwen Hicks 1992-96 476 7. Nancy Etzel 1984-85 142 9. Katrina Silva 1989-93 462 8. Britt Woodfi eld 2006-09 140 10. Lorraine Valeri 1982 264 9. Chris Hyman 1982-84 139 10. Amy Buck 1996-99 131 SAVE PERCENTAGE Kathleen Stout 1984-88 131 1. Mary Bartel 1979-81 .722 GROUND BALLS 2. Lorraine Valeri 1982 .672 3. Colleen Cahill 1987-90 .609 1. Hillary Fratzke 2006-10 193 4. Kim Brooks 1985, 1987 .593 2. Melissa Garner 2000-03 181 5. Dana Robinson 1983-85 .592 3. Mary Teeters 2009-12 173 6. Jacquie Sica 1997-2000 .566 4. Mandy Corry 2005-08 167 7. Katrina Silva 1991-93 .561 5. Julie Ondrako 2006-09 164 8. Gwen Hicks 1992, 1994-96 .549 6. Caitlin Marshall 2002-05 156 9. Jessica O’Connell 2001-04 .514 7. Alexa Demski 2010-13 155 10. Mary Teeters 2009-12 .495 8. Robyn Harry 1996-98 141 9. Shannon Witzel 2004-07 136 10. Becky Trumbo 2003-06 135

Shannon Witzel’s 208 career goals scored are tied with Ruth Gutridge for the program record.

47 2014 TIGER WOMEN’S LACROSSE || History and Records Year-by-Year Results

1977 (6-8-1) Coach: Maggie Faulkner 1980 (13-6) Coach: Maggie Faulkner 1982 (10-7) Coach: Linda DiColo 1984 (11-8-1) Coach: Maggie Faulkner Mary Washington W 6-3 M24 HARVARD L 7-11 M23 at James Madison L 9-11 M21 at UMBC W 13-8 James Madison L 7-12 M25 at UMBC W 14-7 M25 at Frostburg St. W 15-5 M24 at Lehigh * L 8-22 Salisbury State L 5-7 M27 MARYLAND L 5-16 M29 at UMBC W 8-5 M31 HOFSTRA * W 17-6 Maryland L 1-17 M29 VIRGINIA W 8-4 A1 at Penn State L 1-22 A7 DREXEL * W 11-3 Western Maryland* W 17-5 A9 at Frostburg State W 11-2 A3 MARYLAND L 1-12 A8 WILLIAM & MARY L 9-14 Maryland* L 3-9 A11 at East Stroudsburg W 12-5 A7 LOYOLA (Md.) L 1-15 A10 LOYOLA (Md.) L 8-10 UMBC* L 3-6 A15 at Goucher W 20-0 A16 VIRGINIA L 6-17 A12 at Delaware * L 10-21 Loyola (Md.) W 10-3 A18 at Salisbury State W 16-7 A20 at Shippensburg St. W 8-4 A14 VIRGINIA L 6-9 Virginia L 5-8 A24 ESSEX C.C. W 17-2 A22 RICHMOND L 3-11 A16 at Lafayette * L 5-12 Frostburg State W 10-6 A25 JOHNS HOPKINS * W 16-1 A23 at UMBC # W 7-3 A17 at Rutgers T 13-13 Slippery Rock State W 5-4 A26 LOYOLA (Md.) * W 11-6 A23 at Salisbury St. # W 7-0 A20 at Bucknell * L 7-8 East Stroudsburg St. L 3-21 A27 MARYLAND * L 2-11 A24 at Johns Hopkins # W 12-0 A24 at Frostburg St. W 27-12 Delaware L 6-13 A30 at Delaware L 8-11 A24 at Frostburg St. # W 7-5 A26 at Shippensburg W 14-9 Glassboro State W 11-9 M1 at Penn State L 4-17 A28 at Salisbury St. W 16-2 A27 at Goucher # W 17-3 Goucher T 7-7 M3 GLASSBORO STATE W 9-3 M1 at Delaware * L 2-9 A28 at UMBC # W 9-4 * - Maryland State Tournament M9 Delaware # W 13-12 M2 at Loyola * W 4-3 A28 at Notre Dame # W 11-5 M9 Slippery Rock # W 10-9 # - MCWLA Tournament A28 at Salisbury St. # W 11-1 1978 (6-7-1) Coach: Maggie Faulkner M10 Trenton State # W 9-5 * - EAIAW Division II Tournament A29 at Johns Hopkins# W 22-6 James Madison W 5-1 M10 Lafayette # L 4-7 A29 at Frostburg St.# W 19-7 Penn State L 5-14 * - MCWLA Tournament 1983 (8-10-1) Coach: Maggie Faulkner M3 MARYLAND L 4-18 Slippery Rock W 5-4 # - USWLA Division II Tournament M19 HARVARD L 2-27 * - East Coast Conference game Maryland L 6-10 M22 JAMES MADISON L 4-9 # - MCWLA Tournament West Chester L 4-13 1981 (10-7) Coach: Maggie Faulkner M26 LAFAYETTE * L 3-6 Goucher L 5-19 M24 JAMES MADISON L 2-8 M29 UMBC W 10-6 1985 (9-8) Coach: Maggie Faulkner Salisbury State L 6-8 M26 UNIV. OF LONDON W 19-7 M31 at Maryland L 2-9 M20 UMBC W 19-12 UMBC * W 14-7 M28 FROSTBURG STATE W 10-1 A7 PENN STATE L 2-17 M23 LAFAYETTE * W 9-8 Essex C.C.* W 8-7 M31 at Essex C.C. W 21-9 A12 at Loyola (Md.) L 6-19 M24 LEHIGH * L 5-6 Maryland * L 6-9 A2 PENN STATE L 2-12 A14 DELAWARE * L 6-21 M26 at Goucher W 20-7 UMBC W 8-4 A4 at Glassboro St. W 13-8 A16 at Virginia L 8-17 M28 at Maryland L 5-29 Frostburg State # W 1-0 A5 at Maryland L 4-14 A19 FROSTBURG ST. W 21-11 M31 at Hofstra * L 9-10 Delaware L 4-9 A7 at Virginia L 4-10 A21 at Drexel * W 10-6 A12 at Virginia L 11-21 Glassboro T 8-8 A9 UMBC W 11-1 A26 SHIPPENSBURG ST. T 13-13 A13 at James Madison L 7-18 * - Maryland State Tournament A10 at Loyola W 10-7 A29 Salisbury St. # W 10-1 A20 at Drexel * W 12-5 # - Won by forfeit A24 at Anne Arundel C.C. * W 11-0 A30 Notre Dame # W 8-2 A21 at Loyola (Md.) L 12-23 A25 at Salisbury St. * W 11-3 A30 Johns Hopkins # W 11-2 A23 DELAWARE * L 10-11 1979 (8-8) Coach: Maggie Faulkner A26 at Loyola * W 8-3 A30 at Goucher # W 8-1 A25 at Bucknell * W 7-4 YALE W 1-0 A28 SALISBURY ST. W 10-6 A30 Lehigh # L 4-9 A26 Salisbury St. # W 17-3 M27 at Maryland L 2-4 A29 DELAWARE L 4-10 M1 Frostburg St. # W 22-11 A27 Notre Dame # W 14-4 M31 SALISBURY STATE W 20-3 M1 at Lehigh # L 6-9 M6 at Delaware ** L 3-28 A28 Georgetown # W 17-9 A5 at Loyola W 7-5 M2 at Loyola (Md.) # L 5-10 * - East Coast Conference game A30 SHIPPENSBURG # W 21-2 A7 WEST CHESTER L 2-12 * - MCWLA Tournament # - MCWLA Tournament M4 Delaware ** L 5-17 A10 FROSTBURG STATE W 19-2 # - EAIAW Division II Tournament ** - East Coast Conf. Tournament * - East Coast Conference game A25 UMBC W 9-6 # - MCWLA Tournament A27 at UMBC * W 10-4 ** - East Coast Conf. Tournament A27 at Loyola (Md.)* W 11-5 A28 at Maryland * L 3-13 M1 at Glassboro L 7-10 M2 DELAWARE L 6-13 M4 PENN STATE L 1-7 M9 EAST STROUDSBURG W 7-6 M11 Brown # L 8-9 M12 William & Mary # L 5-13 * - MAIAW Tournament (2nd place) # - USWLA Tournament

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48 History and Records || 2014 TIGER WOMEN’S LACROSSE

1986 (3-12) Coach: Lisa Pierce 1989 (6-9) Coach: Sandy Hoody 1992 (10-6) Coach: Alison Williams 1995 (5-8) Coach: Ashley Duncan M18 at Richmond L 11-17 M17 LEHIGH * L 4-5 East Coast Conference Champions M11 COLGATE L 7-13 M22 at Lafayette * L 6-18 M18 at Virginia L 3-6 M15 RICHMOND W 7-3 M12 BUCKNELL W 7-5 M27 MARYLAND L 7-35 A1 RICHMOND L 6-8 M17 AMERICAN W 17-3 M18 at Loyola (Md.) L 10-15 A6 WILLIAM & MARY L 5-17 A4 at Maryland L 5-13 M31 at Rutgers W 18-10 M22 DELAWARE L 7-17 A9 BUCKNELL * W 15-12 A6 at Bucknell * W 14-4 A2 BUCKNELL W 11-4 M28 RUTGERS W 9-8 A10 LOYOLA (Md.) L 12-24 A8 at Drexel * W 14-6 A4 DREXEL W 13-6 M30 at Richmond L 10-13 A12 DREXEL * W 13-12 A11 at Loyola (Md.) L 2-8 A7 MARYLAND L 4-15 A1 JAMES MADISON L 8-19 A14 VIRGINIA L 4-25 A13 at Georgetown W 10-1 A11 HOFSTRA * W 16-9 A4 at Maryland L 4-17 A19 HOFSTRA * W 13-11 A15 at Hofstra * W 8-7 A14 at West Chester W 15-7 A6 at Drexel W 11-9 A20 RUTGERS L 8-20 A18 WEST CHESTER W 13-7 A16 at Delaware L 9-10 A13 UMBC W 8-6 A22 at Shippensburg L 17-18 A20 DELAWARE * L 11-12 A22 at UMBC* W 8-4 A18 ST.JOSEPH’S W 21-4 A24 at Delaware * L 2-36 A22 UMBC W 14-4 A23 at James Madison L 6-9 A22 at Georgetown L 5-14 A26 at Lehigh * L 10-18 A25 JAMES MADISON L 6-8 A25 LOYOLA (Md.) L 7-9 A25 at Virginia L 7-17 A29 at UMBC L 9-15 A29 LAFAYETTE * L 3-12 A28 VIRGINIA L 5-18 M3 at Lafayette ** L 9-19 M6 at Lafayette ** L 7-12 A30 GEORGETOWN W 19-3 1996 (7-10) Coach: Ashley Duncan * - East Coast Conference game * - East Coast Conference game M2 Lafayette ** W 9-8 M9 at Loyola (Md.) L 5-11 ** - East Coast Conf. Tournament ** - East Coast Conf. Tournament M3 Cornell ** L 3-6 M15 NEW HAMPSHIRE * W 16-2 * - East Coast Conference game M17 at North Carolina L 4-13 1987 (5-9) Coach: Sandy Hoody 1990 (11-4) Coach: Sandy Hoody ** - ELAC Tournament M20 at Duke W 10-8 M21 at Virginia L 1-18 East Coast Conference Champions M23 VERMONT * W 14-3 M26 at Maryland L 5-23 M17 VIRGINIA L 4-9 1993 (7-7) Coach: Charlotte Heenan M26 at Rutgers L 3-6 M28 at Lafayette * L 1-20 M29 at Lehigh * L 8-11 M15 American W 15-4 M28 at Delaware * L 4-9 A3 at Drexel * W 12-5 M31 RICHMOND W 6-5 M20 at William & Mary L 7-12 M30 at James Madison L 4-10 A8 at Bucknell * W 9-8 A5 BUCKNELL * W 7-2 M21 at Richmond W 13-8 A2 MARYLAND L 3-21 A10 at Georgetown W 12-11 A10 LOYOLA (Md.) L 5-7 M23 DARTMOUTH L 2-8 A11 at UMBC W 15-7 A11 RICHMOND L 7-8 A12 HOFSTRA * W 15-2 A1 at Bucknell W 18-5 A13 DREXEL * W 17-7 A13 at Loyola (Md.) L 4-15 A17 at West Chester W 7-4 A3 at Drexel L 6-11 A17 GEORGETOWN L 6-11 A18 at Hofstra * W 7-4 A19 at Delaware * W 8-3 A6 at Maryland L 7-18 A20 at Hofstra * L 7-13 A20 LEHIGH * L 4-13 A21 at UMBC W 8-3 A10 WEST CHESTER W 17-8 A23 VIRGINIA L 9-17 A23 DELAWARE * L 2-24 A24 at James Madison W 10-9 A15 DELAWARE L 8-9 A27 OHIO STATE W 16-6 A25 SHIPPENSBURG W 9-8 A26 GEORGETOWN W 13-1 A17 UMBC W 15-11 M4 at Delaware ** W 10-9 A28 UMBC L 8-14 A28 at Lafayette * L 7-8 A21 JAMES MADISON W 9-8/4ot M5 Hofstra ** L 9-11 M2 at Lafayette ** L 4-20 M2 DREXEL * W 14-3 A24 at Loyola (Md.) L 11-14 * - North Atlantic Conference game * - East Coast Conference game M5 Lafayette ** W 6-5 A27 at Virginia L 7-14 ** - NAC Tournament (Newark, Del.) ** - East Coast Conf. Tournament M6 Delaware ** W 4-3 A29 at Georgetown W 15-4 * - East Coast Conference game 1997 (11-6) Coach: Ashley Duncan 1988 (5-10) Coach: Sandy Hoody ** - East Coast Conf. Tournament 1994 (2-11) Coach: Charlotte Heenan M11 RUTGERS W 9-8 M19 VIRGINIA L 5-10 M13 RICHMOND L 11-12/ot M15 HOFSTRA * W 12-6 M22 at Richmond L 5-10 M17 at Princeton L 3-16 M19 DELAWARE * W 8-3 M25 at Lehigh * L 3-13 1991 (9-6) Coach: Alison Williams M19 LOYOLA (Md.) L 4-21 M23 at North Carolina L 5-16 East Coast Conference Champions M26 at Lafayette * L 2-15 M22 BUCKNELL L 9-10/ot M25 at Duke W 14-13/ot M16 COLGATE L 10-11 M29 at James Madison L 3-11 M29 at Rutgers L 9-12 M29 JAMES MADISON L 9-13 M30 at Richmond L 6-7 A5 MARYLAND L 4-7 A5 MARYLAND L 7-17 A2 at Maryland L 5-13 A2 at Maryland L 7-11 A7 BUCKNELL * W 12-4 A9 DREXEL W 15-2 A8 at Georgetown L 3-14 A4 at Bucknell W 19-6 A9 DREXEL * W 8-7 A12 AMERICAN W 16-5 A10 at UMBC W 15-6 A13 at Drexel * W 8-7/ot A12 LOYOLA (Md.) L 5-12 A14 at UMBC L 5-9 A17 at Drexel * W 11-6 A16 at Hofstra * W 14-4 A14 GEORGETOWN W 6-5 A19 at Delaware L 6-15 A20 BOSTON UNIVERSITY * W 19-10 A18 WEST CHESTER W 12-4 A16 HOFSTRA * W 10-3 A22 at James Madison L 3-14 A23 at George Mason W 7-6/ot A20 DELAWARE * W 13-5 A19 at West Chester L 5-7 A26 VIRGINIA L 2-20 A26 at Vermont * W 11-6 A23 UMBC * W 18-6 A21 at Delaware * L 7-13 A28 GEORGETOWN L 11-14 A30 LOYOLA (Md.) L 5-23 A25 JAMES MADISON L 10-11 A23 at UMBC W 12-7 M1 at New Hampshire * W 13-12 A25 at Georgetown W 10-4 A30 at Lafayette ** L 3-19 M3 vs. Boston University ** W 17-6 A27 at Loyola (Md.) L 10-12 * - East Coast Conference game M4 vs. Delaware ** L 9-13 A30 at Virginia L 5-11 ** - East Coast Conf. Tournament * - AMERICA EAST Conference game M4 UMBC ** W 8-5 ** - AMERICA EAST Tournament M5 DELAWARE ** W 11-6 * - East Coast Conference game ** - East Coast Conf. Tournament

49 2014 TIGER WOMEN’S LACROSSE || History and Records Year-by-Year Results

1998 (8-9) Coach: Ashley Duncan 2001 (6-9) Coach: Linda Ohrin 2004 (14-4) Coach: Missy Doherty 2006 (7-10) Coach: Missy Doherty M8 at Rutgers W 11-8 M1 at Georgetown L 3-16 F28 GEO. WASHINGTON W 9-6 M1 at American W 17-10 M14 at Lafayette W 12-7 M3 ALBANY W 18-2 M2 at American W 16-13 M4 GEO. WASHINGTON W 9-8/3ot M16 VERMONT * W 19-6 M11 at Drexel * W 12-6 M5 ALBANY W 17-5 M10 CONNECTICUT W 16-13 M18 at Loyola (Md.) L 7-16 M14 at George Mason L 7-12 M9 at Johns Hopkins L 12-14 M12 PENNSYLVANIA L 6-10 M21 DUKE L 9-10 M17 DELAWARE * L 6-15 M14 CONNECTICUT W 11-9 M16 NEW HAMPSHIRE L 13-14/ot M26 at Hofstra * W 11-10 M21 at Davidson W 10-9 M17 UMBC W 11-10 M19 at Syracuse L 5-7 M28 JAMES MADISON L 9-16 M28 LOYOLA (Md.) L 3-13 M21 at Loyola (Md.) L 7-10 M24 DELAWARE * W 16-13 A4 DREXEL * W 20-3 M31 VILLANOVA W 14-9 M26 RICHMOND W 11-10 M26 at Richmond L 9-10 A8 MARYLAND L 3-23 A4 at Mount St. Mary’s W 11-10 M28 DELAWARE * W 9-6 M31 at Old Dominion * L 12-13 A11 at Delaware * L 9-18 A6 HOFSTRA * L 10-18 A2 HOFSTRA * W 8-6 A2 at William & Mary * W 13-11 A15 GEORGE MASON L 9-10 A12 BOSTON UNIVERSITY * L 6-21 A9 GEORGE MASON * W 11-10 A7 at Drexel * W 14-9 A17 at Boston University * W 13-9 A14 NEW HAMPSHIRE * L 6-16 A13 JAMES MADISON * L 5-15 A9 HOFSTRA * L 9-15 A19 at New Hampshire * L 10-11 A18 UMBC L 4-11 A16 at William & Mary * W 12-11 A14 JAMES MADISON * L 10-12 A23 at UMBC W 14-13 A21 at Vermont * W 8-3 A18 at Old Dominion * W 19-15 A18 GEORGE MASON * W 18-14 A25 GEORGETOWN L 10-14 A25 JOHNS HOPKINS L 8-13 A21 at LaSalle W 20-11 A25 at Loyola (Md.) L 12-13 M2 vs. Hofstra ** W 16-11 * - AMERICA EAST Conference game A23 at Drexel * W 16-13 M2 at Johns Hopkins L 11-16 M3 vs. Delaware ** L 9-17 A25 at Colgate W 17-5 M5 at James Madison ** L 8-9 * - AMERICA EAST Conference game 2002 (7-9) Coach: Linda Ohrin M1 vs. William & Mary ** L 12-14 * - Colonial Athletic Association game ** - AMERICA EAST Tournament F27 AMERICAN L 6-10 * - Colonial Athletic Association game ** - CAA Tournament (Harrisonburg, Va.) M6 GEORGE MASON * L 8-10 ** - CAA Tournament (Harrisonburg, Va.) 1999 (4-12) Coach: Linda Ohrin M9 DREXEL * W 15-5 2007 (6-9) Coach: Missy Doherty M7 RUTGERS L 7-12 M15 at James Madison * L 4-16 2005 (13-6) Coach: Missy Doherty F26 AMERICAN W 17-7 M13 at Duke L 6-13 M17 DAVIDSON W 13-5 CAA Champions • NCAA Tournament M3 at Pennsylvania L 7-15 M17 HOFSTRA * W 18-8 M20 at Delaware * W 12-11 M1 AMERICAN W 16-6 M10 at New Hampshire W 12-9 M20 at Drexel * W 14-7 M23 ALBANY L 5-15 M5 at Albany W 12-6 M14 SYRACUSE L 10-18 M22 UMBC W 13-9 M26 WILLIAM & MARY * W 8-7 M13 DENVER W 13-7 M18 at Geo. Washington L 10-11 M24 DELAWARE * L 9-11 M28 at Loyola (Md.) * L 9-16 M16 at UMBC W 16-8 M25 RICHMOND W 10-9/2ot M29 JOHNS HOPKINS L 8-9/ot A3 MOUNT ST. MARY’S W 18-7 M19 at Connecticut W 12-9 M28 LOYOLA (Md.) L 10-11/2ot A1 at Georgetown L 8-13 A6 at Hofstra * L 9-14 M25 at Delaware * L 8-13 A1 at Delaware * L 15-16 A5 at George Mason L 3-9 A11 at Lafayette L 5-9 M27 at Richmond W 16-8 A6 at James Madison * L 8-13 A7 at Maryland L 2-21 A14 OLD DOMINION * L 7-15 M30 at Geo. Washington L 10-11/2ot A8 at George Mason * W 19-13 A13 LOYOLA (Md.) L 11-12 A17 at UMBC L 11-12 A1 at Hofstra * L 6-10 A13 OLD DOMINION * L 8-9 A16 BOSTON UNIV. * L 3-15 M1 at Johns Hopkins L 6-15 A3 DREXEL * W 14-7 A15 WILLIAM & MARY * W 12-7 A18 NEW HAMPSHIRE * L 8-9 M4 CONNECTICUT W 10-5 A8 at George Mason * W 8-6 A20 DREXEL * W 12-6 A21 at James Madison L 7-17 * - Colonial Athletic Association game A10 at James Madison * W 9-5 A22 at Hofstra * L 11-14 A24 at Vermont W 15-8 A15 WILLIAM & MARY * W 12-4 A30 JOHNS HOPKINS L 9-15 M1 vs. Delaware ** L 4-9 2003 (7-9) Coach: Linda Ohrin A17 OLD DOMINION * W 10-5 * - Colonial Athletic Association game * - AMERICA EAST Conference game M5 AMERICAN W 17-16 A19 JOHNS HOPKINS L 5-10 ** - AMERICA EAST Tournament M9 COLGATE W 15-5 A26 LOYOLA (Md.) L 9-12 M14 at Drexel * W 14-8 A30 vs. George Mason** W 12-9 2000 (6-9) Coach: Linda Ohrin M16 at Delaware * L 8-12 M1 at Hofstra** W 18-15 M2 GEORGE MASON L 4-12 M19 LOYOLA (Md.) L 8-9 M12 at Georgetown ! L 14-15 M7 MARYLAND L 4-17 M21 LASALLE W 15-9 * - Colonial Athletic Association game M11 ALBANY W 21-3 M26 at Davidson W 10-5 ** - CAA Tournament (Hempstead, N.Y.) M15 at UMBC W 11-10 M30 at James Madison * L 8-10 ! - NCAA Tournament M19 at Vanderbilt L 5-9 A6 ALBANY W 22-4 M22 at Delaware * L 6-19 A9 at George Mason * L 6-19 M29 GEORGETOWN L 4-15 A11 HOFSTRA * L 4-12 A5 MOUNT ST. MARY’S W 16-8 A15 at UMBC W 10-9 A11 at Loyola (Md.) L 5-18 A18 OLD DOMINION * L 8-14 A14 at Boston University * L 5-11 A21 WILLIAM & MARY * L 10-18 A16 at New Hampshire * L 9-14 A30 JOHNS HOPKINS L 5-12 A22 DREXEL * W 16-3 M3 at Connecticut L 6-8 A24 at Hofstra * L 5-14 * - Colonial Athletic Association game A26 at Johns Hopkins W 9-8 M3 VERMONT * W 19-3 * - AMERICA EAST Conference game

The 2005 Tigers captured the CAA Title and made the program’s fi rst ever NCAA Tournament appearance. 50 History and Records || 2014 TIGER WOMEN’S LACROSSE

2008 (13-6) Coach: Missy Doherty 2009 (13-6) Coach: Missy Doherty 2010 (13-5) Coach: Missy Doherty 2012 (16-4) Coach: Sonia LaMonica CAA Champions • NCAA Tournament CAA Champions • NCAA Tournament NCAA Tournament CAA Champions • NCAA Tournament F23 MOUNT ST. MARY’S W 17-6 M1 at Mount St. Mary’s W 15-8 M3 UMBC W 15-7 F21 Oregon W 16-5 M1 at Loyola (Md.) W 14-9 M3 at UMBC W 14-8 M6 at Loyola W 14-10 F29 UMBC W 11-3 M4 at American W 17-8 M7 LOYOLA (Md.) L 12-15 M10 at Johns Hopkins W 11-10 M3 at Loyola (Md.) W 7-6 M8 GEO. WASHINGTON W 12-9 M11 TEMPLE W 13-7 M13 GEO. WASHINGTON W 14-4 M7 at Johns Hopkins L 4-5 M12 at Johns Hopkins L 10-12 M14 at Geo. Washington W 13-7 M17 at Syracuse L 10-18 M10 George Washington W 8-7 M15 UMBC W 19-12 M17 SYRACUSE L 11-19 M20 RICHMOND W 23-12 M13 at Syracuse L 7-18 M19 at Syracuse L 5-22 M21 RICHMOND W 17-9 M28 STANFORD W 10-9 M17 Richmond W 13-12 M22 at Richmond W 17-12 M24 MARYLAND L 7-14 M31 at Maryland L 10-12 M20 at Temple W 17-7 M26 at Maryland L 10-15 M29 JOHNS HOPKINS W 16-7 A3 DELAWARE * W 17-8 M27 at Maryland L 3-13 M30 DELAWARE * W 15-10 A3 WILLIAM & MARY * L 9-12 A9 JAMES MADISON * L 9-10/2ot A1 Delaware * W 10-8 A4 HOFSTRA * W 13-12 A5 OLD DOMINION * L 7-10 A11 GEORGE MASON * W 18-5 A6 at William & Mary * W 8-7 A6 at Drexel * W 11-10 A10 at Hofstra * W 13-11/ot A16 at Old Dominion * W 13-11 A8 at Old Dominion * W 9-7 A11 GEORGE MASON * L 10-13 A12 DREXEL * W 17-12 A18 at William & Mary * W 12-6 A13 Hofstra * W 16-9 A13 JAMES MADISON * W 12-7 A17 at George Mason * W 13-6 A23 at Drexel * W 12-8 A15 at Drexel * W 11-10 A18 at William & Mary * L 13-14 A19 at James Madison * L 7-10 A25 HOFSTRA * W 9-7 A20 George Mason * W 15-9 A20 at Old Dominion * W 11-8 A23 at Delaware * W 10-6 A29 at Temple W 17-9 A22 James Madison * W 10-9/2ot M2 vs. George Mason ** W 8-7 A30 at William & Mary ** W 15-10 M6 vs. Hofstra ** L 8-9 A27 Drexel ** W 12-11 M4 at William & Mary ** W 16-7 M2 vs. Delaware ** W 8-7 M16 at Virginia ! L 12-14 A29 James Madison ** W 8-7 M11 at Syracuse ! L 9-21 M10 at North Carolina ! L 4-15 * - Colonial Athletic Association game M5 Monmouth $ W 15-5 * - Colonial Athletic Association game * - Colonial Athletic Association game ** - CAA Tournament (Harrisonburg, Va.) M12 Penn State # L 8-15 ** - CAA Tournament (Williamsburg, Va.) ** - CAA Tournament (Williamsburg, Va.) ! - NCAA Tournament * - Colonial Athletic Association game ! - NCAA Tournament ! - NCAA Tournament ** - CAA Tournament (Tiger Soccer Complex) 2011 (11-7) Coach: Sonia LaMonica $ - NCAA Play-In game (Unitas Stadium) CAA Regular Season Champions # - NCAA Tournament (Unitas Stadium) M2 at UMBC L 9-10 ALL-TIME RECORD VS. OPPONENTS M5 LOYOLA L 2-12 2013 (10-9) Coach: Sonia LaMonica M9 JOHNS HOPKINS L 1-10 CAA Champions • NCAA Tournament Albany ...... 4-1 New Hampshire...... 3-5 M12 at Geo. Washington W 17-10 F15 at North Carolina L 6-9 American ...... 10-1 North Carolina ...... 0-4 M15 SYRACUSE L 5-11 F23 at Georgetown L 10-13 Boston University ...... 3-3 Notre Dame ...... 3-0 M19 at Richmond W 11-10/ot F27 at UMBC W 11-8 Brown ...... 0-1 Ohio State...... 1-0 M22 TEMPLE W 13-10 M2 Loyola (Md.) L 10-11 Bucknell ...... 10-2 Old Dominion ...... 7-5 M25 DENVER W 12-10 M9 Syracuse L 3-10 Cal Berkeley ...... 0-0 Oregon ...... 1-0 M29 MARYLAND L 8-17 M16 at Richmond L 10-17 Colgate ...... 2-2 Pennsylvania ...... 0-2 A2 at Delaware * W 9-8/2ot M19 Johns Hopkins L 9-10 Connecticut ...... 4-1 Penn State ...... 0-7 A8 DREXEL * L 5-7 M26 Maryland L 8-11 Cornell ...... 0-1 Princeton ...... 0-1 A10 at Hofstra * W 18-9 M31 at Delaware * W 14-9 Dartmouth ...... 0-1 Richmond ...... 11-9 A15 at James Madison * W 10-9/ot A5 at George Mason * W 10-4 Davidson ...... 3-0 Rutgers...... 4-4-1 A17 at George Mason * W 11-7 A7 at James Madison *W 16-10 Delaware ...... 17-30 Salisbury State ...... 9-2 A22 OLD DOMINION * W 11-5 A9 at American W 11-6 Denver ...... 2-0 Shippensburg ...... 4-1-1 A24 WILLIAM & MARY * W 12-11/ot A12 William & Mary * W 15-5 Drexel ...... 31-2 Slippery Rock ...... 3-0 M5 DREXEL ** W 10-8 A14 Old Dominion * W 16-9 Duke ...... 2-2 Stanford ...... 1-0 M7 JAMES MADISON ** L 6-8 A19 at Hofstra * L 5-6 East Stroudsburg ...... 2-1 St. Joseph’s ...... 1-0 * - Colonial Athletic Association game A21 Drexel * W 14-8 Frostburg State ...... 11-0 Syracuse ...... 0-8 ** - CAA Tournament (Unitas Stadium) M3 Drexel ** W 8-7 George Mason ...... 12-7 Temple ...... 4-0 M5 Hofstra ** W 9-4 George Washington ...... 7-2 Trenton State ...... 1-0 M10 vs. Stony Brook # L 6-8 Georgetown ...... 8-10 UC Davis ...... 0-0 * - Colonial Athletic Association game Glassboro ...... 3-1-1 UMBC ...... 33-7 ** - CAA Tournament (Tiger Soccer Complex) # - NCAA Tournament (College Park, Md.) Goucher ...... 4-1-1 Vanderbilt ...... 0-1 Harvard ...... 0-2 Vermont ...... 6-0 Hofstra ...... 19-12 Virginia ...... 1-18 James Madison ...... 10-22 West Chester ...... 4-3 Johns Hopkins ...... 7-12 Western Maryland ...... 1-0 Lafayette ...... 4-13 William & Mary ...... 11-8 La Salle ...... 2-0 Yale ...... 1-0 Lehigh ...... 0-9 Loyola (Md.) ...... 10-30 Bold are 2014 Opponents Mary Washington ...... 1-0 Maryland ...... 6-33 Monmouth ...... 1-0 Mount St. Mary’s ...... 5-0

51 2014 TIGER WOMEN’S LACROSSE || History and Records All-Time Roster (1977-Present) A D G K Adamicki, Merri 1998-01 Dabbs, Breanne 2011 Galinn, Wendy 1979-80 Katrinic, Donna 1983-85 Adams, Linday 1985 D’Ambrosio, Therese 2008-11 Gambacorta, Carmel 1979 Katz, Joanna 2004 Alati, Ali 2005-08 Daniel, Gina 1990-91 Gamble, Beth 1987 Kellegher, Val 1986-87 Allen, Chelsea 2009-10 Davis, Lisa 1987 Gardill, Clara 1986-89 Kendall, Jacie 2007-10 Antonini, Christina 2012-13 Dean, Amy 1995-96 Garner, Melissa 2000-03 Kennedy, Shannon 2009-12 Appelt, Sarah 2009-2012 DeFilippo, Katie 2012-13 Giancola, Abigail 2001-04 Kibler, Lindsay 2009-11 Ardolino, Mary Beth 2003-06 Demski, Alexa 2010-13 Giffi , Tanny 1994 Kirk, Laura 1992 Arntz, Colleen 1988-89 DeShriver, Mary 1979 Gildea, Michelle 2013-pres. Klaus, Jenny 2002 DeVos, Jennifer 1986-90 Gilligan, Regina 1990-93 Korcek, Sue 1996-99 B DiBartolomeo, Jill 1998 Gischel, Dawn 1988 Kovacs, Penny 1984 Back, Cheryl 1999-02 Disney, Eva 1991-94 Glose, Katie 1979-81 Kozloski, Katie 2003-06 Bailey, Tara 1992-95 Dodds, Marianne 2006 Gorzynski, Teri 1990-93 Krastel, Kristyn 2000-03 Bartel, Mary 1979-81 Domingo, Michelle 1990 Gotwalt, Portia 1998-01 Krause, Cassie 2006-09 Bartlinski, Shanna 2003-06 Donnelly, Karen 1981-83 Grant, Natasha 2012-pres. Kuher, Hilary 1995-96 Bauer, Kendie 2005-08 Donnelly, Kelsea 2012-pres. Griebe, Kelly 2002-04 Bean, Kathryn 1999-01 Dornic, Corina 1985 Grzebien, Danielle 1988-91 L Beerman, Erin 1994 Dougherty, Christine 2007-10 Gutridge, Ruth 1983-86 Lail, Vicki 1986 Benokratis, Gena 1990 Downey, Dee 1980 Gyarmathy, Danielle 2002-03 LaMonica, Jackie 2009-13 Benner, Courtney 1997-00 Downs, Amanda 1998 Lanahan, Suzanne 1983-84 Bish, Valerie 2004 Drake, Bridget 1993-94 H Lang, Janis 1981-83 Bogohsian, Kerin 2003-06 Drake, Megan 1993-96 Hamer, Lisa 1986-87 Langrehr, Amy 1987 Borodinsky, Melissa 1997-98 Drown, Tracey 2001 Hamilton, Helen 1979 Lathroum, Ali 2008-11 Bove, Maggie 1993-96 Dudley, Carol 2000-03 Hamm, Breanna 2013-pres. Lathroum, Chele 2010 Bowerman, Krista 1999-02 Dufault, Michelle 2012-pres. Hammond, Mary 2005-08 Lean, Casey 2006-09 Bowman, Tayler 2013-pres. Duncan, Bernadette 1980 Hankinson, Kristy 2008-11 Lechner, Shannon 2011 Brady, Eileen 1988-89 Duncan, Paige 2012-pres. Hanna, Chris 1992-94 Lee, Erika 1995-96 Brady, Kat 1999-02 Dunn, Jess 2008-11 Hannan, Kelly 1980-83 Leech, Katie 2011-pres. Brady, Patricia 1982-83 Dwyer, Martha 2002-05 Hardesty, Laurie 1979-82 Lehman, Patty 1985-88 Branning, Molly 1997-00 Dysert, Jackie 2008-11 Harell, Nan 1980 Lewis, Joan 1982 Breakey, Jennifer 1992-93 Dwyer, Kortney 2009 Harry, Robyn 1996-98 Lindquist, Peggy 1990 Brooks, Kim 1985-87 Harthausen, Bridget 1997-00 Lipowski, Catherine 1998 Buchanan, Lindsay 1994-95 E Hartman, Susan 1983-86 Lisek, Sandy 1979-80 Buck, Amy 1995-99 Ebling, Karen 1979 Hayes, Katie 1999-01 Lisek, Sue 1979-80 Buck, Leigh 1971-74 Ehler, Emma 2011 Healy, Jennifer 1991-94 Loughran, Jennifer 1989 Bunce, Bethany 2001 Elie, MaryEllen 2008-11 Heaphy, Erica 2013 Lundgren, Autumn 2001-03 Burk, Maggie 1998-99 Elkins, Amy 1993 Heilman, Gretchen 1995 Lusignea, Lindsay 2004-07 Burns, Beverly 2002-06 Ennis, Elise 1979-82 Heister, Stephanie 2003 Luxion, Sue 1984 Bush, Kelly 1988-91 Epps, Jennifer 1985-86 Helms, Emily 1999-02 Henneberry, Kate 1992-95 C F Hergenroeder, Becky 1984-88 Cahill, Colleen 1987-90 Fanelle, Helene 1991-94 Hicks, Gwen 1992-96 Caprio, Julie 1980-82 Ferro, Alyssa 2013-pres. Hogan, Sarah 2010-13 Carls, Lauren 2003-07 Fiorini, Lisa 2004-05 Holly, Robyn 1982 Carr, Jennifer 1981-83 Fisher, Delaney 2012-pres. Holthaus, Cam 1979, 1981 Carroll, Laurie 1992 Fisher, Theresa 1995-96 Horbert, Jessica 2000 Caruso, Jenny 1985-86 Fitzgerald, Kelly 2003-06 Houck, Janet 1977-79 Cassel, Lauren 2005-08 Fitzgerald, Megan 2008-11 Houck, Kathleen 1986 Cayea, Erin 2002-05 Foss, Lynne 1979 Housh, Cybil 1993-96 Chesley, Karen 1996 Fratzke, Hillary 2006-10 Howell, Stephanie 2001-04 Chimente, Maggie 1994 Freeman, Kate 1987-88 Hyman, Chris 1982-84 Cloud, Katie 2009-10 French, Jackie 1979 Coogle, Rhiannon 2011-13 I Corry, Mandy 2005-08 Ippolito, Nicole 2002-03 Cory, Nikki 2008-11 Cotsoradis, Angel 1979-82 J Crawford, Corey 2000-03 Jacobsen, Kim 1998 Crawford, Linda 1979 Jennings, Lacey 2008 Crowley, Mary Beth 1979-82 Jones, Maryanne 2000-01 Curry, Shannon 1990-91 Custer, Kelly 2010-13 Jen Breakey, ‘93

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M Potter, Tracey 1982 Storke, Shelley 1987 W Mahanna, Christy 1990-91 Preis, Maddie 1992-93 Stout, Kathleen 1984-88 Waldron, Ashley 2010-13 Maher, Kathy 1984 Price, Kelle 1987-91 Stroosnyder, Tracey 1982 Wallace, Cathy 1994-95 Mahoney, Shannon 1994 Price, Carla 1986 Stude, Carol 1983 Walsh, Karen 1989-92 Maloof, Sarah 2012-pres. Profi li, Gina 1987-90 Sturm, Jennifer 1997-00 Warren, Christie 1986 Maly, Lisa 1996 Sulinski, Linda 1994-96 Weissman, Jessica 1997-99 Maranto, Toni 1992 Q Wittlesberger, Nicole 2001 Marcinik, Nikki 2007-10 Quinn, Megan 2013 T Williams, D’Ann 1980 Marron, Susan 2006 Quinn, Shari 1980-81 Tankersley, Claire 1982-83 Wilson, Liz 1994-96 Marshall, Caitlin 2001-05 Quinton, Robin 1996 Tartala, Kate 1987 Wilson, Kim 1992-95 Marsiglia, Lisa 1988-91 Taylor, Heather 1990-91 Witkowski, Cindy 1985-86 Martin, Lisa 1996-98 R Taylor, Steph 2007-10 Witzel, Shannon 2004-07 McAfee, Lauren 2007-10 Rausch, Melissa 2003 Teeters, Mary 2009-12 Wolf, Leslie 1987 McAllister, Jaclyn 2004-05 Raszewski, Melissa 2001-02 Temple, Dodi 1990-93 Wood, Doreen 1984 McCafferty, Kathy 1995-98 Raymond, Andi 2011-pres. Townsend, Lindsay 1980-81 Woodfi eld, Britt 2006-09 McCausland, Sarah 2006-08 Raynor, Erin 1986 Trumbo, Becky 2003-06 McEhlenny, Megan 1993 Regier, Lynne 1979-81 Turco, Samantha 2006 Y McNamara, Meggie 2006-09 Resetar, Diana 1994 Turner, Brooke 1988 Yeager, Sue 1982 McNeill, Nicole 2000-03 Rickey, Kay 1981 Turner, Olivia 2010-13 Young, Melissa 1992-94 Mezzanotte, Laura 2005-08 Riley, Diane 1987-89 Micek, Nikki 1992 Rinella, Erin 2003-06 V Z Middlesworth, Debbie 1987 Robinson, Dana 1982-85 Valeri, Lorraine 1982 Zdenek, Jennifer 1989 Middleton, Amy 2001-05 Rogalski, Kathy 1990 Van Horn, Donna 1981 Zinkand, Laura 2012-13 Mielke, Kari 2002 Rohrback, Ashleigh 2010-pres. Vetrano, Raquel 1986 Minick, Jill 1980 Rohrs, Kyle 1995 Volk, Lauren 1996 Minor, Brianne 2006-08 Rose, Amie 1996-99 Mirarchi, Julie 1990-91 Roth, Emily 2013-pres. Mollot, Katie 2005-08 Rowe, Susan 1982-83 Moltz, Kristy 1996 Rude, Ashley 2006 Monetti, Sue 1986-89 Moore, Taylor 2012-pres. S Mullis, Megan 2007-10 Murkey, Kelly 2011-pres. Sands, Sally 1991-95 Murphy, Colleen 1986-89 Sauer, Lori 1986-89 Murphy, Kathy 1986 Saxon, Alyssa 2013-pres. Murphy, Stephanie 1982 Scarborough, Wendee 1983-84 Murray, Maggie 1990-93 Schemberg, Gretchen 1993-96 Scher, Sam 1999-01 Schulze, Erin 1996 N Schwartz, Laura 1989 Neal, Pam 1979-82 Scranton, Donna 1982-85 Neal, Sallie 1995-97 Sheridan, Kaitlin 2011-pres. Neal, Susan 1981-83 Shiffl er, Carrie 1997-98 Neave, Jamie 1998-01 Shilling, Amy 2002-03; 2005 Noel, Anita 1988-91 Sica, Jacquie 1997-00 Siegert, Kara 2007-10 O Silva, Katrina 1989-93 O’Connell, Jessica 2001-04 Simon, Lisa 1985 O’Connor, Taylor 2013-pres. Simpson, Alex 2013-pres. Ondrako, Julie 2006-09 Smarrelli, Jen 1994-96 Smith, Gigi 1982-85 P Smith, Marcis 1980 Page, Courtney 1988-91 Smith, Susan 1982 Palacorolla, Delores 1983 Sorg, Hilary 2013-pres. Panza, Barbara 1980-82 Sowney, Marian 1987 Patterson, Kelly 2007-10 Spenser, Ann 1988 Patton, Becky 1991-93 Spruill, Artemis 2007 Pavik, Joan 1981 Stermer, Patti 1990-93 Perrone, Denise 1996 Stevens, Christie 1987-89 Podo, Nadia 2012-pres. Stevens, Linda 1995 Pokrywka, Sara 1994-96 Stiteler, Erin 1992-95 Popolano, Nicki 1998-99 Stokley, Pat 1979-81 Becky Trumbo, ‘06

53 2014 TIGER WOMEN’S LACROSSE || History and Records Towson’s Tiger Tale

Towson University is one of 28 NCAA member institutions pageant. The 1930 Tower Echoes used Renaissance style using the tiger as its nickname. The tiger is the most popular pictures of archers to depict athletes and campus life. In mascot among American colleges and universities. 1951, the Knights reigned over Towson with references to the However, its obvious popularity was not the real reason campus being a “Camelot” with merry “court life” (student Towson Athletic the Tiger was selected to represent Towson. activities) and many “tournaments” (sports). Logo - 2002 When Towson was a two-year normal school the Bal- The late 1950’s brought other mascots to Towson. The timore media referred to its teams as the “Teachers.” As lacrosse team was the “Indians.” The wrestling team was the school expanded to three and four year programs, the the “Teachers.” newspapers granted Towson student athletes tenure, calling Winkelman and his teammates had their own idea and them the “Professors” and even shortening it to “Profs.” simply adopted the tiger as their mascot. Although they Later, it was changed again to the “Schoolmasters.” wore jerseys with a knight and horse logo, they were The “Indians” and “Golden Knights” were other nick- adamant that they would be called “tigers” in their year- names used over the years. book photo. Winkelman encouraged use of the tiger, writing But a former soccer player, Lou Winkelman ‘64, intro- “Tigers Tales,” a weekly sports column, in the Towerlight. The duced the tiger as the offi cial Towson mascot winning paper used the tiger image in its masthead from 1966-69. Student Government Association approval in 1962. Winkel- The Towson Tiger logo has also experienced change, man was the fi rst Tiger mascot, donning the stripes in the evolving into its present day “stylistic” design which Athletic Logo circa - 1995 1963 Homecoming parade. replaced the upright caricature that had been used since “We went to a costume shop and rented the tiger suit,” the mid-80’s. That took the place of the old block tiger which Winkelman recalled. “After I graduated the students slowly served as the logo from 1979. made the mascot what it is today. I got calls for years asking The Towson logo is registered. Approval for its use com- where the custome came from.” mercially is required. As a member of the 1960 soccer team, Winkelman says According to the NCAA, other popular nicknames include no one wanted to be called the Golden Knights, which hap- Bears (16), Wildcats (12) and Eagles (12). pened to be the most popular name for sports teams in 1961. The “Knights” nickname may have come from the 1920’s and 1930’s when an elaborate Olde English Christmas dinner was held with knights and ladies costumes, music and a Athletic Logo circa - 1985

Athletic Logo circa - 1979

Athletic Logo circa - 1977

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