WOMEN’S LACROSSE GAME NOTES
LEHIGH MOUNTAIN HAWKS (8-3 OVERALL, 6-1 PL, 3-1 SOUTH) 2021 SCHEDULE VS. ARMY BLACK KNIGHTS (5-3 OVERALL, 5-2 PL, 4-0 NORTH) February 20 DREXEL L, 19-17 27 SAINT JOSEPH’S L, 15-8 May 6, 2021 - 7 p.m. Ridley Athletic Complex - Baltimore, Md. TV: ESPN+ March 6 at La Salle W, 9-6 13 at American*% W, 12-10 20 ARMY WEST POINT* W, 14-7 27 BUCKNELL*% W, 20-7
April 3 at #13 Loyola*% L, 15-11 10 #21 NAVY*% W, 12-7 17 at Lafayette* W, 18-5 28 AMERICAN* W, 21-6
May 3 NAVY (PATRIOT LEAGUE QUARTERFINALS) W, 13-12 (OT) 6 vs. Army (PATRIOT LEAGUE QUARTERFINALS) 7:00
Home team in BOLD CAPS *Patriot League game %South Division game LEHIGH SET FOR SEMIFINALS VS. ARMY WEST POINT Coming off one of the program’s most dramatic wins in recent memory, the Lehigh women’s lacrosse team looks to ride the momentum into the Patriot League Semifinals vs. Army West Point on Thursday night. Gametime from Loyola’s Ridley Athletic Complex is set for 7 p.m. after the first semifinal of the day between Colgate and Loyola at 3 p.m. The Mountain Hawks advanced to the semifinals behind a thrilling 13-12 overtime win over Navy on Monday.
Junior Nora Giordano was the hero on Monday, scoring 2:30 into the extra session – off a great pass from sophomore Gabby Schneider – to send the Mountain Hawks home winners. Lehigh jumped out to leads of 4-0 and 5-1, but the Midshipmen surged back with four goals in 1:40 to pull even at five. The Mountain Hawks answered and eventually opened a three-goal lead at 11-8 and 12-9, but Navy again tied the score at 12 heading SPORTS COMMUNICATIONS into overtime. Lehigh was relentless, however, never trailing as the defense came up with a big stop to begin overtime, setting the stage for Giordano’s heroics. Contact...... Justin Lafleur ...... (610) 758-6631 Office Before Monday’s game, graduate student Sondra Dickey was honored with the Patriot League Midfielder Cell...... (610) 577-5222 of the Year award then she proceeded to go out and score five goals and cause five turnovers. She’s up to E-mail...... [email protected] 199 career goals and 254 career points, needing just three points to tie and four to pass former teammate ...... (610) 758-4903/4933 Press Row Allison LaBeau for third in program history. On Monday, her five caused turnovers broke a tie with another former teammate - Julianne D’Orazio - for first in program history for career caused turnovers (currently 108).
WLAX SOCIAL MEDIA Schneider, who assisted on the game-winner, finished with two goals and four assists. Monday marked Lehigh’s first overtime win in the postseason since Kellie Gough gave the Mountain Hawks a 16-15 overtime Website...... lehighsports.com victory over Holy Cross in the 2018 Patriot League Quarterfinals (also at home). Monday’s victory over Navy ...... Facebook.com/LehighWomensLacrosse Facebook gave Lehigh two wins over the Midshipmen in a season for the first time in program history (this after losing Twitter...... @LehighWLacrosse 11 straight heading into the season). It marked Lehigh’s fourth straight win overall and eighth in its last nine Instagram...... @LehighWLax to improve to 8-3 overall. The only loss in that time came at No. 13 Loyola by a slim 15-11 final.
While the Mountain Hawks have played twice since Apr. 28, Army hasn’t played since a home win over Bucknell PL Tournament on Apr. 24. With the new format of the Patriot League Tournament, the No. 1 teams in each division earned 2003, 05, 07, 08, 09, 10, byes into the semifinals. The semifinals feature the No. 2/3 winner in one division facing the No. 1 team in the North. The winners of Lehigh/Army and Colgate/Loyola will square off in Saturday’s championship game at 11, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 21 12:30 p.m. on CBS Sports Network. Both semifinal games can be seen on ESPN+. 2021 LEHIGH WOMEN’S LACROSSE | PL SEMIFINAL/CHAMPIONSHIP | PAGE 2 NUMERICAL ROSTER No. Name Yr. Pos. Ht. Hometown/High School 1 Gabby Schneider So. A 5-4 Smithtown, N.Y./Smithtown East 2 Emma Eberhardt So. A/M 5-8 Sharon, Mass./Sharon 3 Katia Carnevale So. A 5-3 Summit, N.J./Summit 4 Olivia Memeger Fr. A 5-7 Swarthmore, Pa./Strath Haven 5 Nora Giordano Jr. A 5-4 Montclair, N.J./Montclair High School 6 Julia Skillin So. M 5-5 Wilton, Conn./Wilton 7 Jenna Garden Jr. D 5-2 Davidsonville, Md./Archbishop Spalding 9 Lily Salcedo Jr. M 5-4 Manasquan, N.J./Red Bank Catholic High School 10 Maya Chiesa Sr. D 5-10 Manlius, N.Y. Fayetteville-Manlius 12 Claire Keller Jr. D 5-9 Ridge, N.J./Ridge 13 Annie McCarthy So. A 5-8 Ridgewood, N.J./Ridgewood 14 Emma McGillis Jr. D 5-6 Berwyn, Pa./Conestoga 15 Hannah Cermack Sr. M 5-4 Ridgewood, N.J./Ridgewood 16 Cecily Redfern Sr. M 5-9 Belvidere, N.J./Moravian Academy 17 Claudia Hanover Sr. GK 5-5 Port Washington, N.Y./Schreiber 18 Sondra Dickey Gr. M 5-8 Paoli, Pa./Conestoga 19 Cassie Marte So. M 5-9 Collegeville, Pa./Spring-Ford 20 Mackenzie Porter So. D 5-7 Jupiter, Fla./Cardinal Newman 22 Alexandra Ladda Gr. D 5-7 Penn Valley, Pa./Harriton 23 Autumn Ryan Gr A 5-3 Wellington, Fla./The Benjamin School 25 Maggie Roberts So. GK 5-3 North Attleboro, Mass./Bishop Feehan 26 Emma Kaiser Fr. M 5-8 Dallas, Texas/Greenhill School 27 Kerry McHugh Jr. GK 5-5 Garden City, N.Y./Garden City 28 Amel Vernon Fr. D 5-9 Newton, Mass./Dexter Southfield 29 Caroline Casey Fr. M 5-7 Bay Shore, N.Y./Bay Shore 30 Samantha Sagi Sr. GK 5-11 Elkridge, Md./Howard 31 Jackie Stoller Jr. A 5-4 Wayland, Mass./Wayland 32 Maggie Kelly Jr. M 5-7 Hunt Valley, Md./Dulaney
COACHING STAFF PRONUNCIATION GUIDE
Head Coach: Jill Redfern (Ursinus ’88), 13th Season 2 – Emma Eberhardt (EB-er-heart) Associate Head Coach: Sammy Cermack (Johns Hopkins ’14) 3 – Katia Carnevale (KAH-tee-ah CAR-ne-vol) Assistant Coach: Katie O’Donnell (Penn State ’18) 4 – Olivia Memeger (MEM-eh-jur) Strength & Conditioning Coach: Eric Markovcy 10 – Maya Chiesa (MY-ah, Key-A-za) 15 – Hannah Cermack (SUR-mack) 19 – Cassie Marte (MAR-dee) 22 – Alexandra Ladda (LAH-da) 26 – Emma Kaiser (KYE-zur) 28 – Amel Vernon (VER-nin) 30 – Samantha Sagi (Say-G) AC - Sammy Cermack (SUR-mack)
Lehigh Sports Communications | 641 Taylor Street, Bethlehem, Pa. | Phone 610-758-3174 | www.lehighsports.com 2021 LEHIGH WOMEN’S LACROSSE | PL SEMIFINAL/CHAMPIONSHIP | PAGE 3 2021 Patriot League Women’s Lacrosse Major Awards DICKEY AND REDFERN GARNER MAJOR AWARDS; SIX Attacker of the Year: Livy Rosenzweig, Loyola Maryland, Sr. MOUNTAIN HAWKS NAMED ALL-LEAGUE Midfielder of the Year: Sondra Dickey, Lehigh, Gr. Defensive Player of the Year: Katie Detwiler, Loyola Maryland, Sr. BETHLEHEM, Pa. – Following an impressive regular season, six members of Goalkeeper of the Year: Kaitlyn Larsson, Loyola Maryland, Sr. the Lehigh women’s lacrosse team received All-Patriot League recognition on Rookie of the Year: Amelia Cunningham, Colgate, Fr. Goalkeeper Monday while graduate student Sondra Dickey and head coach Jill Redfern were Coach of the Year: Jill Redfern, Lehigh named the league’s Midfielder and Coach of the Year, respectively. The six honor- ees are the Mountain Hawks’ most since 2010, when they also had six. It’s tied for 2021 Patriot League Women’s Lacrosse First Team the second most in program history and most since the Patriot League expanded Attack (6): Emma Vinall, American, Sr.; Jackie Brattan, Army West Point, Sr.; Car- with the additions of Boston University and Loyola in 2014. oline Raymond, Army West Point, Jr.; Gabby Schneider, Lehigh, So.; Livy Rosenz- Dickey becomes Lehigh’s first Midfielder of the Year since another of the weig, Loyola Maryland, Sr.; Nicole Victory, Navy, Sr. program’s all-time greats (Lauren Dykstra) won it in 2011. The Coach of the Year Midfielder (5): Emily Vervlied, Boston University, Sr.; Sondra Dickey, Lehigh, Gr.; is Redfern’s third of her career and first since 2011. Redfern has three of Lehigh Sam Fiedler, Loyola Maryland, Sr.; Jillian Wilson, Loyola Maryland, Jr.; Gil Eby, women’s lacrosse’s five all-time Patriot League Coach of the Year honors. Navy, Jr. Dickey was also named first team All-Patriot League for a third straight sea- Defense (4): Lauren Bredenburg, Army West Point, Sr.; Katie Detwiler, Loyola son (no league awards were presented in 2020). This season, she became the first Maryland, Sr.; Meaghan Quinn, Loyola Maryland, Gr.; Christine Fiore, Navy, Jr. player in program history in the top 10 for career goals (third, 194), assists (ninth, Goalkeeper (1): Kaitlyn Larsson, Loyola Maryland, Sr. 55), points (fourth, 249), groundballs (seventh, 139), draw controls (first, 246) and caused turnovers (tied for first, 103). This season, Dickey leads the Mountain 2021 Patriot League Women’s Lacrosse Second Team* Hawks, and league, in caused turnovers (26) while also leading the team in points Attack (6): Casey Harkins, American, Sr.; Makenzie Irvine, Boston University, Sr.; (39 behind 33 goals and six assists). Dickey leads the team in draw controls this Eliza Soutter, Colgate, So.; Jolie Creo, Holy Cross, Jr.; Emma Eberhardt, Lehigh, So.; season (47) and has won seven Patriot League weekly awards in 2021 (six Midfield- Emily Wills, Loyola Maryland, So. er of the Week and one Defensive Player of the Week). The six midfield awards and Midfielder (7): Jen Barry, Boston University, So.; Mason Rode, Bucknell, Sr.; Cara seven total awards have tied a Patriot League record for a season, while her 15-ca- O’Reilly, Colgate, So.; Noelle Patterson, Colgate, Gr.; Hannah Cermack, Lehigh, reer weekly awards are a Patriot League record. She was also named an IWLCA Sr.; Elli Kluegel, Loyola Maryland, Sr.; Reagan Roelofs, Navy, Jr. National Defensive Player of the Week on Apr. 20. Defense (3): Jenny Feeney, Boston University, Sr.; Ella Payer, Bucknell, So.; Alexan- Also named to the first team was sophomore Gabby Schneider, who is tied dra Ladda, Lehigh, Sr.; for third on the Mountain Hawks in points (18 goals, 18 assists). She has record- Goalkeeper (1): Samantha Sagi, Lehigh, Sr. ed multiple points in all but one game this season, and stands fifth in the Patriot League (29th nationally) in assists per contest (2.0). Among Schneider’s highlights *17 student-athletes on the second-team due to a tie in the voting. was recording 4+ points in five straight league games (Army, Bucknell, Loyola, Navy, Lafayette). She posted seven points at La Salle (six goals, one assist) and six LADDA NAMED ACADEMIC ALL-LEAGUE points (three goals, three assists) at Lafayette. Schneider’s fellow attacker and classmate Emma Eberhardt garnered sec- BETHLEHEM, Pa. – Strong on the field and in the classroom, graduate stu- ond team All-League honors after 15 points and a team-high 22 assists for 37 dent Alexandra Ladda was named to the Academic All-Patriot League team on points during the regular season. Eberhardt stands third in the Patriot League Wednesday. The honor marks Ladda’s second straight (no postseason awards (24th nationally) in assists per game (2.20). She has a point in every game this were given following the shortened 2020 season). That goes along with her sec- season, recording multiple points in eight of the 10 contests. One of the highlights ond consecutive All-League honor for her impact on the field. was a six-goal, nine-point effort against Bucknell. She also had a goal and six as- After posting a 3.76 undergraduate grade point average in marketing, Ladda sists in the season opener against Drexel, who is now in the top 10 in the national owns a 4.0 GPA in graduate school as she works towards her master’s degree in rankings. technical entrepreneurship. Ladda has been named to the Patriot League Ac- Also named to the second team was senior Hannah Cermack, who is second ademic Honor Roll every year, and the Dean’s List almost every semester (for a on the team with 19 assists to go with four goals for 23 points (fifth on the Moun- semester GPA over 3.2). She has garnered the Faculty Athletics Council Award tain Hawks and second among midfielders). She is also second on the team in every semester for a semester GPA over 3.2. Ladda was named Lehigh women’s groundballs and third in draw controls. Cermack is fourth in the Patriot League lacrosse’s Scholar-Athlete of the Year in 2019. (57th nationally) in total assists with her 19. She was named Patriot League Defen- On the field, the two-time All-League honoree has been an anchor of Le- sive Player of the Week following three groundballs, three caused turnovers and high’s defense, which stands third in the Patriot League in goals against average two draw controls vs. Navy. (9.87). Ladda and the D allowed seven or fewer goals in six of their last eight regu- Graduate student Alexandra Ladda was named second team All-Patriot lar season games. Individually, she posted four groundballs and two caused turn- League for a second straight season. She helps anchor Lehigh’s defense, which overs in the season opener against Drexel, who is currently ranked in the top 10 stands third in the Patriot League in goals against average (9.80) and has allowed nationally. seven or fewer goals in six of its last eight games. Ladda owns 11 groundballs and five caused turnovers on the season, including four groundballs and two caused 2021 Patriot League Women’s Lacrosse Scholar-Athlete of the Year turnovers in the opener vs. Drexel. Elli Kluegel, Loyola Maryland, Sr. Midfielder, Fairfax, Va./Robinson Named All-League for the first time in her career, senior Samantha Sagi stands second in the Patriot League in save percentage (47.0) and goals against 2021 Academic All-Patriot League Women’s Lacrosse Team average (9.87). Those numbers are good for 25th and 16th nationally. Named sec- Sarah Boney, American, Sr., Midfielder/Defender; Casey Harkins, American, Sr., At- ond team All-Patriot League, Sagi was twice named Patriot League Goalkeeper of tack; Megan Raftery, Army West Point, Sr., Midfielder; Emily Vervlied, Boston Uni- the Week – following wins over Army West Point and Navy. She has stopped 50+ versity, Sr., Midfielder; Haley Walker, Holy Cross, Sr., Defender; Alexandra Ladda, percent of shots in five of the last eight games, which included stopping the first 11 Lehigh, Gr., Defender; Katie Detwiler, Loyola Maryland, Sr., Defender; Sam Fiedler, sent her way vs. Army. Loyola Maryland, Sr., Midfielder; Elli Kluegel, Loyola Maryland, Sr., Midfielder; Kait- lyn Larsson, Loyola Maryland, Sr., Goalkeeper; Erin Carson, Navy, So., D; Caroline Kwon, Navy, Sr., Defender; Nicole Victory, Navy, Sr., Attack
Lehigh Sports Communications | 641 Taylor Street, Bethlehem, Pa. | Phone 610-758-3174 | www.lehighsports.com 2021 LEHIGH WOMEN’S LACROSSE | PL SEMIFINAL/CHAMPIONSHIP | PAGE 4 ALL-TIME VS. ARMY WEST POINT Lehigh leads the all-time series with Army, 5-2. The Mountain Hawks won the first three meetings in 2016 (14- ARMY SERIES HISTORY 6), 2017 (15-8) and 2018 (15-8). The Black Knights won both meetings in 2019, including in the Patriot League Overall: Lehigh leads, 5-2 Quarterfinals, but Lehigh responded with an impressive 14-7 win this season. The Mountain Hawks jumped Last Meeting: Mar. 20, 2020 out to an 8-0 halftime lead as senior Samantha Sagi stopped the first 11 shots sent her way in the contest. Last Result: Lehigh, 14-7 Current Streak: Lehigh - 1 win SCOUTING THE BLACK KNIGHTS Last 10: Lehigh, 5-2 Army finished first in the North Division behind a 4-0 division record (and 5-2 in the Patriot League over- Last 10 meetings: all). The Black Knights have won five straight following three straight losses to begin the season (at Saint Mar. 20, 2020 at Lehigh Lehigh, 14-7 Joseph’s, at Lehigh and vs. Navy). Most recently, Army beat Bucknell at home by a 19-8 final. Thursday will Apr. 28, 2019* at Army Army, 12-9 be the Black Knights’ first game in more than 10 days (Apr. 24). The Black Knights feature three first team Mar. 30, 2019 at Lehigh Army, 15-13 All-League honorees in Jackie Brattan, Caroline Raymond and Lauren Bredenburg. Brattan leads the team Mar. 31, 2018 at Army Lehigh, 15-8 in goals (26) and points (30) while Cameron Manor is second in points with 26 (14 goals, team-leading 12 Apr. 8, 2017 at Army Lehigh, 15-8 Apr. 10, 2016 at Lehigh Lehigh, 14-6 assists). Hannah Slomkowski has seen the majority of time in goal, owning a 10.23 goals against average *Patriot League Tournament and 38.5 save percentage.
BLACK KNIGHTS LAST TIME OUT... WEST POINT, N.Y. (4/24/21) – The Army West Point women’s lacrosse team used an early 10-0 run to top Bucknell, 19-8, on senior day at Michie Stadium. The Black Knights are now up to five straight wins. “It’s been awesome over LAST MEETING our four years to see how far this team has come and what our class has been able to do for this program,” Army senior Cameron Manor said. “Everyone was playing for each other today. In the locker room before the game we BETHLEHEM, Pa. (3/20/20) – Thanks to eight first-half goals, strong defense and impressive goalkeeping, the Le- were so excited to get out and play for all the seniors.” Manor had a career-high seven points with four goals and high women’s lacrosse team jumped out to an 8-0 halftime three assists. Both Jackie Brattan and Jolie Riedell also posted four-goal performances. advantage and wouldn’t look back, downing visiting Army West Point 14-7 on Saturday at the Ulrich Sports Complex. The win marks the Mountain Hawks’ third straight. Senior IF LEHIGH BEATS ARMY... Samantha Sagi stopped the first 11 shots sent her way, • Lehigh would advance to its first Patriot League Championship Game since 2010, and would be just the finishing with 16 saves on the afternoon. second time in program history. (The Mountain Hawks were 1994 league champions, but it was before the Score By Half postseason tournament). Army 0 7 7 • The Mountain Hawks would win two Patriot League Tournament games in a season for the first time in Lehigh 8 6 14 program history (in 2010, there were just semifinals and a championship game). Lehigh Scoring • Lehigh would improve to 1-1 against Army in the Patriot League Tournament. GOALS: Sondra Dickey (6), Gabby Schneider (2), Emma Eberhardt (2), Hannah Cermack (2), Katia Carnevale (1), LEHIGH IN THE PATRIOT LEAGUE TOURNAMENT Cecily Redfern (1) • This marks Lehigh’s seventh straight appearance in the Patriot League Tournament and 14th overall. Final Statistics • In the previous six tournament appearances, the Mountain Hawks were 3-3 in the quarterfinal, going 3-0 at Army Lehigh Shots 27 32 home and 0-3 on the road. Tuesday’s win over Navy made it 4-3 in the quarterfinal and 4-0 at home. Groundballs 17 14 • Lehigh has made it to the Patriot League Championship Game once - in 2010, falling 11-9 to Navy. Draw Controls 10 13 Clears 13-16 11-11 Saves 7 16 DICKEY WINS NATIONAL AWARD Turnovers 12 11 One day after winning Patriot League Midfielder of the Week, her sixth weekly award of the season, Le- high women’s lacrosse graduate student Sondra Dickey was named the Intercollegiate Women’s Lacrosse LEHIGH LAST TIME OUT Coaches Association (IWLCA) National Co-Defensive Player of the Week on Tuesday, Apr. 20. Dickey filled BETHLEHEM, Pa. (5/3/21) – Navy twice rallied to pull even, up the stat sheet on Saturday at Lafayette, which included a career-high six caused turnovers in the domi- but the Lehigh women’s lacrosse team always had an nant 18-5 victory. answer. In the end, junior Nora Giordano scored 2:30 into overtime to give the Mountain Hawks a resilient 13-12 win over the Midshipmen in the Patriot League Quarterfinals O’DONNELL INVITED TO 2021 U.S. NATIONAL TEAM TRYOUT on Monday afternoon. With the win, Lehigh advances to Lehigh women’s lacrosse assistant coach Katie O’Donnell has been named to the official tryout roster for the semifinals against Army West Point, set for Thursday the 2021 U.S. women’s national team, as announced in October. One of 50 players invited to try out, O’Don- at 7 p.m. at Loyola University’s Ridley Athletic Complex. nell has been a member of the U.S. program since graduating from Penn State in 2018. Score By Half Navy 5 7 0 12 TRIO OF MOUNTAIN HAWKS RETURN FOR FIFTH-YEARS Lehigh 6 6 1 13 Three different Mountain Hawks - Sondra Dickey, Alexandra Ladda and Autumn Ryan - have all returned this Lehigh Scoring season for their fifth years after their senior seasons were cut short due to the COVID-19 pandemic. All three GOALS: Sondra Dickey (5), Emma Eberhardt (4), Gabby Schnei- are in graduate school. Dickey is working towards a Master’s Degree in Management and Ladda and Ryan der (2), Cecily Redfern (1), Nora Giordano (1) in Technical Entrepreneurship. Final Statistics Navy Lehigh DICKEY BREAKING RECORDS Shots 23 28 Groundballs 13 19 Graduate student Sondra Dickey is the only player in Lehigh women’s lacrosse history in the top 10 in program Draw Controls 17 9 history in career goals (third, 199), assists (ninth, 55), points (fourth, 254), groundballs (sixth, 141), draw con- Clears 12-15 16-17 trols (first, 249) and caused turnovers (first, 108). Please see page six for the complete list. Saves 8 6 Turnovers 17 11
Lehigh Sports Communications | 641 Taylor Street, Bethlehem, Pa. | Phone 610-758-3174 | www.lehighsports.com 2021 LEHIGH WOMEN’S LACROSSE | PL SEMIFINAL/CHAMPIONSHIP | PAGE 5 TOUGH START... STRONGER FINISH AROUND THE PATRIOT LEAGUE Lehigh began the season 0-2 with losses to Drexel (who’s now ranked top 10 nationally) and Atlantic 10 finalist Saint Joseph’s (who finished the regular season 9-6 and 6-2 in the Atlantic 10). But since, the Moun- PATRIOT LEAGUE tain Hawks have won seven of the last eight games, with the only loss coming at No. 13 Loyola in a tight STANDINGS game that went down to the wire. One game after that 15-11 loss, Lehigh beat No. 21 Navy at home, 12-7, Division Patriot League for the program’s first win over the Midshipmen since 2011. After that win, Lehigh beat Lafayette 18-5 then School W L Pct. W L Pct. American 21-6. It marked the first time since the 2011 season that Lehigh won consecutive games by 10 or North more goals (it happened in three straight games). It’s the first time since 2009 that Lehigh won consecu- Army West Point 4 0 1.000 5 2 .714 Colgate 3 1 .750 3 4 .429 tive games by 13 or more goals (also happened in three straight). Boston University 2 2 .500 3 2 .600 Holy Cross 1 3 .250 1 3 .250 MILESTONE WATCH Lafayette 0 4 .000 0 6 .000 A number of Lehigh players have recently reached significant career milestones or have milestones within grasp, which were reached or could be reached this season. South Loyola 4 0 1.000 5 0 1.000 Lehigh 3 1 .750 6 1 .857 Player Milestone Current # Away Navy 2 2 .500 4 2 .667 Sondra Dickey 200 goals 199 1 Bucknell 1 3 .250 3 6 .333 250 points 254 -- American 0 4 .000 0 5 .000 250 draws 249 1 Jenna Garden 50 groundballs 44 6 Cecily Redfern 100 draws 86 14 Autumn Ryan 50 points 48 2 STATISTICS COMPARISON Samantha Sagi 500 saves 485 15 Gabby Schneider 100 points 83 17 50 goals 40 10 Overall Record 8-3 5-3 50 assists 43 7 Scoring Offense 14.09 13.38 Scoring Defense 9.91 10.50 LEHIGH PICKED FIFTH IN POLL; DICKEY PRESEASON ALL-LEAGUE Scoring Margin +4.18 +2.88 With the Lehigh women’s lacrosse season quickly approaching later this month, the Patriot League pre- Shots Per Game 30.9 33.5 season poll was announced on Thursday, Feb. 4. The Mountain Hawks came in fifth, while graduate student Shots Allowed Per Game 23.5 22.3 Sondra Dickey was also named preseason All-Patriot League. Lehigh is coming off a 6-2 record in 2020 Free-Position % .507 (35-69) .356 (16-45) before the year was cut short due to the pandemic. Groundballs 191 110 Draw Controls 134 122 2021 Patriot League Women’s Lacrosse Preseason Poll Turnovers 130 90 1. Loyola Maryland (18 first-place votes), 162 Caused Turnovers 111 45 2. Navy (2), 146 Clears .914 (160-175) .857 (108-126) 3. Army West Point, 125 4. Boston University, 108 AWARD WINNERS 5. LEHIGH, 98 6. Colgate, 80 Patriot League Awards 7. American, 61 8. Holy Cross, 60 Postseason Awards: See Page 2. 9. Bucknell, 32 10. Lafayette, 28 Attacker of the Week: Katia Carnevale (3/15) Defensive Player of the Week: Sondra Dickey (3/29), Hannah Cermack (4/12) UP NEXT... Goalkeeper of the Week: Samantha Sagi (3/22, 4/12) If the Mountain Hawks win on Thursday, they would advance to the Patriot League Championship Game Midfielder of the Week: Sondra Dickey (2/22, 3/1, for the second time in program history. Lehigh would face the winner of Thursday’s first semifinal between 3/22, 4/12, 4/19) Colgate and Loyola. Saturday’s title game is set for 12:30 p.m. on CBS Sports Network. Other Awards
IWLCA National Defensive Player of the Week: Sondra Dickey (4/19)
Tewaaraton Award Watch List: Sondra Dickey
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LEHIGH CAREER RECORDS GOALS DRAW CONTROLS 1. 257 Lauren Dykstra 2008-11 1. 249 Sondra Dickey 2017-pres. 2. 242 Jill Altshuler 1993-96 2. 169 Kayleen Kelly 2015-18 3. 199 Sondra Dickey 2017-pres. 3. 159 Leigh Ann Torcivia 2009-12 4. 167 Carla Juliani 1985-88 4. 144 Lauren Dykstra 2008-11 5. 166 Liz Brode 1992-95 5. 143 Allison Thomas 2008-11 6. 152 Allison LaBeau 2014-17 6. 127 Lauren Beausoleil 2014-17 7. 140 Carli Sukonik 2012-15 7. 111 Sara MacIntyre 2006-09 8. 139 Karyn Yost 1982-85 8. 100 Julianne D’Orazio 2014-18 9. 137 Anne Weitzman 1989-92 9. 96 Tess McGrath 2006-09 10. 129 Bonnie Lewis 1978-81 CAUSED TURNOVERS ASSISTS 1. 108 Sondra Dickey 2017-pres. 1. 105 Allison LaBeau 2014-17 2. 103 Julianne D’Orazio 2014-18 2. 87 Courtney Henig 2016-19 3. 95 Kendall Garden 2013-16 3. 66 Jill Altshuler 1993-96 4. 72 Lauren Dykstra 2008-11 4. 63 Karyn Yost 1982-85* 5. 68 Kierstyn Voiro 2015-18 63 Cheryl Miller 1984-87 6. 66 Kayleen Kelly 2015-18 6. 62 Kelli Delaney 1988-91 7. 65 Sarah Fudin 2006-09 7. 61 Kelly Draper 2009-12 8. 63 Lauren Willcox 2012-15 8. 59 Courtney Henig 2016-19 9. 58 Leigh Ann Torcivia 2009-12 9. 55 Sondra Dickey 2017-pre. 10. 54 Kelly Draper 2009-12 10. 53 Vienna Pharaon 2004-07 *1982 assist total unavailable SAVES 1. 905 Brenda Sirois 1979-83 POINTS 2. 733 Gamil Hall 1989-92 1. 308 Jill Altshuler 1993-96 3. 646 Margaret Corrigan 1985-88 2. 302 Lauren Dykstra 2008-11 4. 562 Carly Lynch 1995-98 3. 257 Allison LaBeau 2014-17 5. 531 Kelsey Ferris 2007-10 4. 254 Sondra Dickey 2017-pres. 6. 485 Samantha Sagi 2018-pres. 5. 222 Liz Brode 1992-95 7. 402 Alexandra Fitzpatrick 2011-14 6. 212 Carla Juliani 1985-88 8. 386 Mary-Alice Zavocki 1994-95 7. 202 Karyn Yost 1982-85* 9. 366 Taylor Tvedt 2014-17 8. 179 Courtney Henig 2016-19 9. 170 Kelly Draper 2009-12 170 Cheryl Miller 1984-87 *1982 assist total unavailable
GROUNDBALLS 1. 207 Lauren Dykstra 2008-11 2. 182 Barrie Cominsky 2002-05 3. 166 Allison Thomas 2008-11 4. 163 Leign Ann Torcivia 2009-12 5. 154 Christy Smith 2005-08 6. 141 Sondra Dickey 2017-pres. 7. 139 Lauren Beausoleil 2014-17 8. 130 Julianne D’Orazio 2014-18 9. 129 Rosie Sherry 2000-03 10. 126 Kierstyn Voiro 2015-18 SONDRA DICKEY
Lehigh Sports Communications | 641 Taylor Street, Bethlehem, Pa. | Phone 610-758-3174 | www.lehighsports.com 2021 LEHIGH WOMEN’S LACROSSE | PL SEMIFINAL/CHAMPIONSHIP | PAGE 7 Head Coach Jill Redfern 13th Season A National Lacrosse Hall of Famer, Jill Redfern enters her 13th year as head coach of the Lehigh women’s lacrosse program in 2021. In her tenure, Redfern has led the Mountain Hawks to nine Patriot League Tournaments in 11 seasons (the 12th was cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020). The Mountain Hawks have qualified for the league tourney in each of the last six seasons (2014, 2015, 2016, 2017 2018 and 2019). In her time, the Mountain Hawks own a 114-83 record, including seasons of 11, 14, 10, 13, 12 and 13 victories, as Redfern continues to take the Lehigh program to new heights. Redfern was inducted into the National Lacrosse Hall of Fame in September of 2018. During her playing days, Redfern was a two time Division III All-American at Ursinus Col- lege and was named Most Outstanding Player of the 1986 NCAA Tournament as she helped lead the Bears to a national championship. Following her collegiate playing experience, Redfern was a member of the US National Lacrosse Team from 1987-1993, and capped off her international play as a member of the winning United States World Cup Team in 1993, in Edinburgh Scotland. As a coach, Redfern has led Lehigh to sustained success. In 2020, the Mountain Hawks were going strong, recording a 6-2 record when the COVID-19 pandemic cancelled the rest of the season. Lehigh was averaging 14.50 goals per game, led by senior Sondra Dickey and freshman Gabby Schneider. Dickey was sixth nationally goals (32) and 12th in points (42), while Schneider was seventh in assists (21) and 14th in points (41). Dickey became Lehigh women’s lacrosse’s second student-athlete ever named to the Tewaaraton Award Watch List. In 2019, Lehigh bounced back from a tough start to win its final four regular season games for its sixth straight Patriot League Tournament, a program record. Dickey was named IWLCA second team All-Region for a second straight year – only the Mountain Hawks’ second two-time honoree since the turn of the century. The Mountain Hawks posted a 38-17 record from 2016-18, among the most wins in the nation over that three-year stretch. Lehigh tallied a 13-6 record in 2018, including a school-record seven Patriot League wins (compared to just two losses). For the second straight season, the Mountain Hawks earned the No. 3 seed in the league tournament, host- ing a Patriot League Quarterfinal for a third straight year. Despite losing multiple key players to season-ending injuries, Lehigh won seven straight games spanning the end of the regular season and beginning of the postseason. The Mountain Hawks dominated Boston University in the Patriot League opener 15-8, handing the Terriers their largest-ever Patriot League defeat. Individually, Dickey emerged in leading the team in goals (54) and points (76). Dickey and Kayleen Kelly each broke the previous school record for draw controls in a season. Kelly broke Lehigh’s single-game (10), season (86) and career (169) records for draw controls (which Cecily Redfern and Dickey have since broken), while Dickey added 81, each shattering the previous school record of 47. Both Kelly and Kierstyn Voiro were named All-Patriot League and Academic All-League, impressing on and off the field. The Mountain Hawks went 12-6 in 2017, including a 6-3 mark in Patriot League play to earn the No. 3 seed in the league tournament where they defeated Bucknell 15-5 in the quarterfinals. It marked the first time in school history Lehigh won a Patriot League tournament game in back-to-back seasons. Allison LaBeau highlighted the victory, setting a Patriot League Tournament single-game record with 11 points, which included a record-tying six assists. LaBeau finished the year with a school-record 46 assists along with 91 points - second in school history. The Mountain Hawks went on to play a hard-fought game against Navy in the league semifinals, dropping a slim one-goal final against a Mids’ team that went on to beat Penn, UMass and North Carolina in the NCAA Tournament to advance the Final Four. Lehigh finished the 2016 season with a strong 13-5 record, including a 6-3 record in the Patriot League. The six league victories marked a school record while the Mountain Hawks hosted a league tournament game, and won a postseason contest, for the first time since 2010. Lehigh beat Colgate in the Patriot League quarterfinals to reach the semifinals for the first time since 2011. LaBeau was named the league’s Attacker of the Year while Julianne D’Orazio and Kendall Garden were also named first team All-League, and Lauren Beausoleil garnered second team laurels. The Mountain Hawks earned a big road victory at Boston University while taking Loyola into overtime during the regular season. The Mountain Hawks advanced to their second straight Patriot League Tournament in 2015, finishing the season 9-8 highlighted by several quality victories. Included was a thrilling, last-second win at Bryant, a team that went on to win the NEC and advance to the NCAA Tournament. The Mountain Hawks also topped Big Ten foe Rutgers on the road in front of a nationally-televised audience on the Big Ten Network. As a team, the Mountain Hawks finished 2015 with the league’s third-best goals against average (8.06) while leading the Patriot League in caused turnovers per game (9.71). Sukonik’s 42 goals were firth in the league while LaBeau’s 48 points stood eighth. Garden led the league with 31 caused turnovers. Lehigh enjoyed a resurgent season in 2014, finishing 4-4 in league play to advance to the Patriot League Tournament for the first time since 2011. Included was a dramatic 12-11 double overtime win at Boston University to hand the eventual league finalist Terriers their first-ever Patriot League defeat. LaBeau scored both goals of overtime as she was named the league’s Rookie of the Year. LaBeau was one of five Mountain Hawks to earn All-Patriot League honors as she, Alexandra Fitzpatrick and Willcox were all named to the first team while Garden and Sukonik earned second team laurels. After the season, LaBeau was invited to try out for the U.S. National Team. Sukonik’s All-League honor was her third in as many years as she has posted 98 goals and 14 assists in that span, finishing her storied career with 140 goals and 18 assists. Three Mountain Hawks REDFERN’S ALL-TIME RECORD were named All-Patriot League in both 2012 and 2013: Sukonik (twice), Julie McBrien (twice), Leigh Year Record PL Home Notables Ann Torcivia and Willcox. Fitzpatrick was named first team All-League as both a freshman (2011) and 2000* 11-4 5-0 6-1 *at Lafayette, Won Patriot League Championship senior (2014) as one of the nation’s elite goalies both seasons. As a graduate student, Fitzpatrick 2009 11-6 4-2 7-2 Patriot League Tournament went on to lead the Maryland Terrapins to the National Championship as their starting goalkeeper in 2015. 2010 14-4 5-1 8-3 PL Regular Season Champion, PL Finalists Torcivia and McBrien played in the IWLCA North-South Game in 2012 and 2013, respectively, 2011 10-7 5-1 5-4 PL Co-Regular Season Champs, PL Semifinals following Lauren Dykstra, who was named the Game’s MVP in 2011. In the summer of 2013, Dykstra 2012 7-9 2-4 5-4 became the first Lehigh alum to play in the World Cup as she suited up for Israel. Dykstra finished 2013 4-12 1-5 3-6 the tournament with 20 goals (second on the team). She helped propel Israel to the World Cup 2014 7-9 4-4 5-3 Patriot League Tournament Quarterfinals in the country’s first appearance. 2015 9-8 4-4 2-5 Patriot League Tournament In 2011, the Mountain Hawks advanced to their fifth straight Patriot League Tournament, join- ing Colgate as the only teams to qualify in each of the previous five seasons. Lehigh also posted 2016 13-5 6-3 9-1 Patriot League Semifinals an impressive win at Navy in front of a national television audience on CBS Sports Network, joining 2017 12-5 6-3 4-3 Patriot League Semifinals eventual National Champion Northwestern as the only two teams to defeat the Midshipmen in An- 2018 13-5 7-2 6-3 Patriot League Semifinals napolis. The Mountain Hawks hung tough on the road against nationally-ranked ALC squads Florida 2019 8-9 4-5 5-4 Patriot League Quarterfinals and Penn State, taking an early second-half lead against the Gators, a team which rose as high as 2020 6-2 0-0 3-0 Shortened due to COVID-19 pandemic No. 2 in the national rankings. Lehigh finished among the national leaders in a number of statistical 2021 8-3 6-1 5-2 categories, ranking ninth in scoring margin (4.65), 11th in scoring defense (8.94), 12th in draw controls Total 133-88 59-35 74-41 (13.94) and 13th in scoring offense (13.59). Redfern helped lead Dykstra, who garnered three postseason All-America honors, which included becoming Lehigh’s first IWLCA All-American since 1996. The multi-dimensional Dykstra finished 2011 as the nation’s leader in goals per game, winning Patriot League Midfield Player of the Year to complete the cycle of league major awards; Dykstra previously won Rookie of the Year, Offensive Player of the Year and Defensive Player of the Year. Redfern also coached Dykstra to a Lehigh and Patriot League record in career goals as Dykstra stands sixth in NCAA history with 257. During her inaugural season as Lehigh head coach, Redfern led the Mountain Hawks to the fourth most victories in a single season in school annals, the most home wins in program history and the program’s third consecutive Patriot League Tournament berth as Lehigh tied the school mark for the most Patriot League victories in a single season (four). That would be one-upped as Lehigh went 5-1 in league play both in 2010 and ’11. Redfern’s success continued in 2010 as the Mountain Hawks jumped out to an 8-0 start before winning the Patriot League Regular Season Title and advancing all the way to the Championship Game. Redfern was named the head women’s lacrosse coach at Lehigh on June 23, 2008. Prior to that, she served as the associate head coach of the program. During that time, she helped lead the Mountain Hawks to a pair of Patriot League Tournament appearances and helped mentor 13 All-Patriot League selections, three consecutive Rookie of the Year honorees and a pair of Patriot League Scholar-Athlete of the Year award winners. In 2008, Redfern brought on assistant coach Kelley Putnam. The two went on to mentor a program record eight All-Patriot League selections, including freshman Kelly Draper who earned the program’s fourth consecutive Patriot League Rookie of the Year Award - a first for all programs among all sports in Patriot League history. Redfern was also instru- mental in the development of Dykstra who was named Patriot League Offensive Player of the Year, first team All-Region and was selected to the final tryout for the United States Women’s Developmental Team. Redfern’s coaching career includes a previous stint at Lafayette College where she garnered Patriot League Coach of the Year honors in 2000 after leading the Leopards to the league title. Redfern also served as an assistant in both the field hockey and lacrosse programs at Lafayette for 10 years before assuming the head coaching position. Including her time at Lafayette, Redfern’s career record as head coach is 125-87. Redfern is a 1988 graduate of Ursinus College, and later earned her master’s degree in Educational Leadership from Lehigh in 1991. She was inducted into the Ursinus Hall of Fame in 1998 for her exceptional contributions to women’s athletics. 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NCAA Statistics
Lehigh - 2020-21 Women's Lacrosse Ranking Summary thru games 05/03/2021
National Conference Conference Statistic Value National Leader Value Value Rank Rank Leader Assists Per Game (111 ranked) 10 2 7.82 Stanford 9.67 Loyola Maryland 9.45 Caused Turnovers Per Game (111 ranked) 14 2 10.09 Dartmouth 14.00 Holy Cross 10.17 Clearing Percentage (111 ranked) 8 1 0.914 Penn 1.000 Lehigh 0.914 Draw Control Percentage (111 ranked) 70 7 0.475 Massachusetts 0.661 Army West Point 0.610 Draw Controls Per Game (111 ranked) 75 7 12.18 Northwestern 19.31 Colgate 15.60 Fouls Per Game (111 ranked) 40 7 17.27 Temple 7.47 Holy Cross 13.83 Free Position Percentage (111 ranked) 22 1 0.507 Stetson 0.600 Lehigh 0.507 Ground Balls Per Game (111 ranked) 46 2 17.36 Robert Morris 26.60 Holy Cross 18.67 Points Per Game (111 ranked) 20 2 21.91 Northwestern 29.38 Loyola Maryland 24.45 Red Cards (1 ranked) Central Conn. St. 1 Saves Percentage (111 ranked) 33 3 0.452 North Carolina 0.577 Loyola Maryland 0.485 Scoring Defense (111 ranked) 16 3 9.91 North Carolina 5.94 Loyola Maryland 8.00 Scoring Margin (109 ranked) 23 2 4.18 North Carolina 10.17 Loyola Maryland 7.00 Scoring Offense (111 ranked) 28 2 14.09 Northwestern 20.62 Loyola Maryland 15.00 Shot Percentage (111 ranked) 32 4 0.456 Loyola Maryland 0.546 Loyola Maryland 0.546 Shots Per Game (111 ranked) 35 2 30.91 Northwestern 39.85 Army West Point 33.50 Shots on Goal Per Game (111 ranked) 31 2 23.18 Northwestern 30.23 Army West Point 24.62 Turnovers Per Game (111 ranked) 5 2 11.82 North Carolina 10.44 Army West Point 11.25 Win Percentage (108 ranked) 24 2 0.727 4 teams tied 1.000 Loyola Maryland 0.818 Yellow Cards (110 ranked) 95 4 16 Liberty 48 Colgate 23
National Conference Conference Statistic Player Value National Leader Value Value Rank Rank Leader Assists (149 ranked) Emma Eberhardt 45 3 22 Katie Hoeg, North Carolina 61 Livy Rosenzweig, Loyola Maryland 37 Gabby Schneider 45 3 22 Hannah Cermack 60 5 20 Assists Per Game (132 ranked) Gabby Schneider 24 4 2.20 Katie Hoeg, North Carolina 3.39 Livy Rosenzweig, Loyola Maryland 3.36 Emma Eberhardt 28 5 2.00 Hannah Cermack 36 6 1.82 Caused Turnovers Per Game (147 ranked) Sondra Dickey 5 1 2.82 Maddie Hart, Duquesne 3.11 Sondra Dickey, Lehigh 2.82 Draw Controls Per Game (150 ranked) Sondra Dickey 58 7 4.55 Caitlyn Petro, Massachusetts 13.75 Reagan Roelofs, Navy 7.83 Cecily Redfern 80 9 4.00 Free Position Goals Per Game (147 ranked) Katia Carnevale 17 2 1.09 Siena Gore, Kennesaw St. 2.31 Emma Vinall, American 1.25 Sondra Dickey 143 9 0.55 Free Position Percentage (148 ranked) Katia Carnevale 47 5 0.571 Zoe Belodeau, Penn 1.000 Emma Vinall, American 0.833 Sondra Dickey 132 8 0.400 Maria Themelis, Penn 1.000 Goals (133 ranked) Sondra Dickey 53 1 38 Izzy Scane, Northwestern 81 Sondra Dickey, Lehigh 38 Katia Carnevale 89 3 34 Goals Per Game (149 ranked) Sondra Dickey 27 3 3.45 Izzy Scane, Northwestern 6.23 Jolie Creo, Holy Cross 4.50 Katia Carnevale 48 7 3.09 Goals-Against Average (94 ranked) Samantha Sagi 18 2 10.04 Taylor Moreno, North Carolina 5.94 Kaitlyn Larsson, Loyola Maryland 8.11 Ground Balls Per Game (142 ranked) Sondra Dickey 22 3 3.00 Courtney Taylor, Temple 4.07 Mia Magarro, Lafayette 3.83 Hannah Cermack 98 5 2.27 Points (141 ranked) Sondra Dickey 112 4 44 Izzy Scane, Northwestern 99 Livy Rosenzweig, Loyola Maryland 61 Gabby Schneider 131 5 42 Emma Eberhardt 141 7 41 Points Per Game (150 ranked) Gabby Schneider 45 7 4.20 Izzy Scane, Northwestern 7.62 Jolie Creo, Holy Cross 6.00 Sondra Dickey 59 8 4.00 Emma Eberhardt 83 10 3.73 Katia Carnevale 122 14 3.36 Save Percentage (94 ranked) Samantha Sagi 32 2 0.457 Sarah Reznick, Florida 0.581 Kaitlyn Larsson, Loyola Maryland 0.503 Saves (150 ranked) Samantha Sagi 74 2 85 Gillian Belfiore, VCU 171 Amelia Cunningham, Colgate 87 Saves Per Game (94 ranked) Samantha Sagi 60 4 7.73 Delaney Galvin, Marist 14.00 Grace Fink, Holy Cross 11.33 Shot Percentage (149 ranked) Gabby Schneider 28 4 0.588 Kennon Moon, Penn 0.800 Sam Fiedler, Loyola Maryland 0.667 Emma Eberhardt 122 12 0.487 Cecily Redfern 145 14 0.472 Shots Per Game (143 ranked) Sondra Dickey 28 5 7.64 Izzy Scane, Northwestern 12.38 Emma Vinall, American 8.62 Katia Carnevale 41 6 7.00
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