www.NAVYSPORTS.com NAVY WOMEN’S LACROSSE 2021 MEDIA GUIDE 2018 PATRIOT LEAGUE CHAMPIONS 2021 NAVY WOMEN’S LACROSSE Table of Contents / Schedule / Quick Facts Table of Contents 2021 Navy Women’s Lacrosse Schedule Schedule 1 Day Date Opponent Location Time Roster 2-4 Saturday Feb. 13 George Mason Annapolis, Md. 11:00 a.m. Coaching Staff 5-12 Saturday Feb. 20 Mount Saint Mary’s Annapolis, Md. 3:00 p.m. Midshipmen Profiles 13-26 Season in Review 27 Saturday Feb. 27 at George Washington Washington, D.C. TBA 1 Season Statistics 28-33 Sunday March 7 Bucknell • Annapolis, Md. 12:00 p.m. 1 Patriot League Tournament 34-36 Saturday March 13 Loyola • Annapolis, Md. TBA NCAA Tournament 37-45 Saturday March 20 at American • 1 Washington, D.C. TBA National Rankings 46-47 Saturday March 27 at Army • West Point, N.Y. TBA Annual Statistical Leaders 48 Saturday April 10 at Lehigh • 1 Bethlehem, Pa. TBA Year-by-Year Results 49-51 Saturday April 17 American • 2 Annapolis, Md. TBA Series Results 52-54 Saturday April 24 at Loyola • 2 Baltimore, Md. TBA Women’s Lacrosse Timeline 55-59 Team Records 60 Thursday May 6 Patriot League Semifinals Campus Sites TBD Individual Records 61-63 Saturday May 8 Patriot League Championships Campus Sites TBD All-Time Highs / Lows 64 All times are Eastern and subject to change Honors & Awards 65-67 Home games played at Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium (unless otherwise indicated) All-Time Letterwinners 68 • – Patriot League Conference Game All-Time Jersey Numbers 69 1 – Divisional Game | 2 – Divisional Game, which does not count towards Divisional standings Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium 70-71 North Division: Army, Boston, Colgate, Holy Cross, Lafayette Patriot League 72 South Division: American, Bucknell, Lehigh, Loyola, Navy
Coaching Staff Head Coach Cindy Timchal Alma Mater West Chester ‘76 Navy Record 191-56 (.773 / 13 yrs.) Career Record 527-142 (.788 / 38 yrs.) Office Phone 410-293-8746 Navy Women’s Lacrosse Program Information Email [email protected] Location Annapolis, Md. Associate Head Coach Kelly Devlin Founded October 10, 1845 Alma Mater North Carolina ‘16 Enrollment 4,400 Office Phone 410-293-5541 Email [email protected] Nickname Midshipmen or Mids Volunteer Assistant Coach Megan Taylor Colors Navy Blue and Gold Alma Mater Maryland ‘19 Superintendent Vice Adm. Sean S. Buck, USN Office Phone 410-293-5537 Commandant Capt. Thomas R. Buchanan, USN Email [email protected] Director of Athletics Chet Gladchuk Director of Lacrosse Operations Liz Schaffner Conference Patriot League Alma Mater Loyola ‘98 Facility (Capacity) Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium (34,000) Office Phone 410-293-8797 Surface Field Turf Email [email protected] Press Box Phone 410-268-1489 Sports Information Athletics Website navysports.com Women’s Lacrosse SID Chris Whitehead First Year of Division I Lacrosse 2008 Alma Mater Georgia Tech ‘02 All-Time Record 191-56 (.773 / 13 yrs.) Office Phone 410-293-8774 All-Time Patriot League Record 72-16 (.818 / 13 yrs.) Email [email protected] Record at Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium 107-18 (.856 / 13 yrs.) Mailing Address 566 Brownson Road Patriot League Regular Season Championships / Last 3 / 2013 Annapolis, MD 21402 Patriot League Tournament Appearances / Last 12 / 2019 Patriot League Championship Appearances / Last 10 / 2019 Media Guide Credits Patriot League Championships / Last 6 / 2018 The Navy women’s lacrosse media guide was written and edited by Assistant Sports Information Director Chris Whitehead. Cover design NCAA Play-In Game Appearances / Last 3 / 2012 and template was created by Director of Publications Mark Leddy. NCAA First Round Appearances / Last 7 / 2019 Photography was provided by Phil Hoffmann and the Annapolis and Anne NCAA Second Round Apperances / Last 4 / 2019 Arundel County Conference and Visitors Bureau. The Navy Sports Information staff extends its thanks to all Patriot NCAA Quarterfinal Apperances / Last 2 / 2018 League and opponent sports information offices and all members of past NCAA Semifinal Apperances / Last 1 / 2017 staffs that have assisted in compiling information that is an integral part 2020 Overall Record * 2-4 (.333) of this guide. Any corrections or additions are welcome and should be 2020 Patriot League Record / Finish * 0-0 / N/A directed via e-mail to Chris Whitehead at [email protected]. 2020 Postseason * N/A Letterwinners Returning / Lost 33 / 8 Starters Returning / Lost 9 / 4 Newcomers 12 * – Season shortened by the coronavirus pandemic (COVID-19) prior to the start of Patriot League competition.
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Numerical Roster Alphabetical Roster No. Name Pos. Yr. Ht. Hometown / High School No. Name Pos. 1 Isabelle Thornburg M Fr. 5-8 Alexandria, Va. / Bishop Ireton 18 ARMERO, Emily D 2 Gil Eby M-D Jr. 5-9 Towson, Md. / Notre Dame Prep 8 AUMILLER, Maggie A 3 Eloise Gebert M-D So. 5-8 Pottstown, Pa. / Owen J. Roberts 34 BAILEY, Sidney D 4 Jade Torres A Jr. 5-5 Prince Frederick, Md. / The Calverton School 15 BARBERA, Gina A 5 Caroline Stefans M-D Fr. 5-7 Coral Springs, Fla. / St. Thomas Aquinas 7 BEARDMORE, Lindsay A 6 Maggie Cleary M So. 5-5 Dunwoody, Ga. / St. Pius X 47 BELL, Alexis D 7 Lindsay Beardmore A Fr. 5-3 Annapolis, Md. / Archbishop Spalding 9 BOOK, Logan D 8 Maggie Aumiller A So. 5-10 Crownsville, Md. / St. Mary’s 30 CARSON, Erin D 9 Logan Book D Sr. 5-3 Darien, Conn. / Darien 6 CLEARY, Maggie M 10 Grace Zagaja A Sr. 5-9 Centerport, N.Y. / Harborfields 17 CORROON, Athena M 11 Zayda Fredericks M So. 5-4 Sarasota, Fla. / IMG Academy 40 DENTON, Leelee M 12 Gabby Lavin M So. 5-7 Gambrills, Md. / Arundel 32 DIETZEL, Kasey D 13 Caroline Kwon * D Sr. 5-6 Cooksville, Md. / Glenelg 2 EBY, Gil M-D 14 Reagan Roelofs A-M Jr. 5-9 Apple Valley, Minn. / Apple Valley 19 FEINSTEIN, Casey D 15 Gina Barbera A So. 5-5 Ronkonkoma, N.Y. / Connetquot 35 FINLEY, Erin D 16 Addie Hamilton A Sr. 5-8 Columbus, Ohio / Thomas Worthington 33 FIORE, Christine M-D 17 Athena Corroon M So. 5-8 Greenwich, Conn. / Sacred Heart Greenwich 37 FOREMAN, Alex D 18 Emily Armero D Fr. 5-6 Pasadena, Md. / McDonogh School 11 FREDERICKS, Zayda M 19 Casey Feinstein D So. 5-4 Reisterstown, Md. / Roland Park Country School 3 GEBERT, Eloise M-D 20 Marina Lazarides * M Sr. 5-9 Westminster, Md. / Garrison Forest 29 GOLBRANSON, Katie D-M 21 Karoline Nease A Sr. 5-11 Richmond, Va. / Douglas S. Freeman 16 HAMILTON, Addie A 22 Moriah Snyder A Jr. 5-6 Bel Air, Md. / C. Milton Wright 24 HANEY, Bobbie A 23 Ellie Lecker A-M Sr. 5-5 Ponte Vedra, Fla. / Ponte Vedra 50 HARTNETT, Kate A 24 Bobbie Haney A Jr. 5-5 Woodbine, Md. / Glenelg Country School 38 HERRINGTON, Lauren D 25 Jo Torres GK Fr. 5-7 Prince Frederick, Md. / St. Mary’s 13 KWON, Caroline * D 27 Annie Maloney GK Sr. 5-3 Ellicott City, Md. / River Hill 12 LAVIN, Gabby M 28 Annie Newton A-M Fr. 5-6 McLean, Va. / The Madeira School 20 LAZARIDES, Marina * M 29 Katie Golbranson D-M Fr. 5-6 Newport Beach, Calif. / JSerra Catholic 23 LECKER, Ellie A-M 30 Erin Carson D So. 5-9 New Albany, Ohio / New Albany 31 LOUGHERY, Grace D 31 Grace Loughery D Jr. 5-3 Perkasie, Pa. / Pennridge 55 MACKLE, Katie D 32 Kasey Dietzel D Jr. 5-10 Warrington, Pa. / Central Bucks South 27 MALONEY, Annie GK 33 Christine Fiore M-D Jr. 6-0 Darien, Conn. / Darien 51 MUELLER, Alex A 34 Sidney Bailey D Jr. 5-7 Marietta, Ga. / Sprayberry 21 NEASE, Karoline A 35 Erin Finley D Jr. 5-5 Downingtown, Pa. / Villa Maria Academy 28 NEWTON, Annie A-M 37 Alex Foreman D Fr. 5-10 Bow Mar, Colo. / Colorado Academy 43 PEPPARD, Caroline D 38 Lauren Herrington D Sr. 5-4 Round Rock, Texas / Vista Ridge 45 RICHARDSON, Sarah D 39 Charlotte Ryan M So. 5-8 Tully, N.Y. / LaFayette Jr./Sr. 14 ROELOFS, Reagan A-M 40 Leelee Denton M Fr. 5-9 Nashville, Tenn. / Harpeth Hall 39 RYAN, Charlotte M 41 Abbi Young GK Jr. 5-6 Alamo, Calif. / Carondelet 22 SNYDER, Moriah A 43 Caroline Peppard D Sr. 5-7 Garden City, N.Y. / Garden City 5 STEFANS, Caroline M-D 44 Nicole Victory A Sr. 5-9 Issaquah, Wash. / Issaquah 1 THORNBURG, Isabelle M 45 Sarah Richardson D Fr. 5-8 Saratoga, N.Y. / The Albany Academies 4 TORRES, Jade A 47 Alexis Bell D Jr. 5-7 Johns Creek, Ga. / Northview 25 TORRES, Jo GK 50 Kate Hartnett A Fr. 5-6 Wayne, Pa. / Radnor 44 VICTORY, Nicole A 51 Alex Mueller A Fr. 5-8 Kirkland, Wash. / Lake Washington 41 YOUNG, Abbi GK 55 Katie Mackle D Jr. 5-5 New Canaan, Conn. / Greens Farm Academy 10 ZAGAJA, Grace A
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Pronunciation Chart Breakdown by State Breakdown by Position Breakdown by Class 18 Emily Armero arm-AIR-oh California (2) Katie Golbranson (Newport Beach) Attack (15) Maggie Aumiller Seniors (11) Logan Book 8 Maggie Aumiller Awe-Miller Abbi Young (Alamo) Gina Barbera Addie Hamilton 15 Gina Barbera Bar-Bare-Uh Colorado (1) Alex Foreman (Bow Mar) Lindsay Beardmore Lauren Herrington 17 Athena Corroon Uh-theen-uh Core-OON Connecticut (4) Logan Book (Darien) Addie Hamilton Caroline Kwon 32 Kasey Dietzel DEET-zell Athena Corroon (Greenwich) Bobbie Haney Marina Lazarides 2 Gil Eby Jill EE-Bee Christine Fiore (Darien) Kate Hartnett Ellie Lecker 19 Casey Feinstein Fine-Stine Katie Mackle (New Canaan) Ellie Lecker Annie Maloney 33 Christine Fiore Fee-Or-EE Florida (3) Zayda Fredericks (Sarasota) Alex Mueller Karoline Nease 11 Zayda Fredericks ZAY-duh Ellie Lecker (Ponte Vedra) Karoline Nease Caroline Peppard 3 Eloise Gebert GEE (like MaGee)-burt Caroline Stefans (Coral Springs) Annie Newton Nicole Victory 12 Gabby Lavin LUH-Vin Georgia (3) Sidney Bailey (Mableton) Reagan Roelofs Grace Zagaja 20 Marina Lazarides Lazz-uh-Ree-Deez Alexis Bell (Johns Creek) Moriah Snyder Juniors (13) Sidney Bailey 31 Grace Loughery Lock-er-ee Maggie Cleary (Dunwoody) Jade Torres Alexis Bell 43 Caroline Peppard PEP-ard Maryland (13) Emily Armero (Pasadena) Nicole Victory Kasey Dietzel 14 Reagan Roelofs Role-offs Maggie Aumiller (Crownsville) Grace Zagaja Gil Eby 22 Moriah Snyder More-I-uh Lindsay Beardmore (Annapolis) Midfield (12) Maggie Cleary Erin Finley 5 Caroline Stefans Stef-Anns Gil Eby (Towson) Athena Corroon Christine Fiore 4 Jade Torres Tore-Ez Casey Feinstein (Reisterstown) Leelee Denton Bobbie Haney 25 Jo Torres Tore-Ez Bobbie Haney (Woodbine) Gil Eby Grace Loughery 10 Grace Zagaja Zuh-gah-shuh Caroline Kwon (Cooksville) Christine Fiore Katie Mackle HC Cindy Timchal Tim-Shull Gabby Lavin (Gambrills) Zayda Fredericks Reagan Roelofs Marina Lazarides (Westminster) Eloise Gebert Moriah Snyder Annie Maloney (Ellicott City) Gabby Lavin Jade Torres Moriah Snyder (Bel Air) Marina Lazarides Abbi Young Jade Torres (Prince Frederick) Charlotte Ryan Sophomores (10) Maggie Aumiller Jo Torres (Prince Frederick) Caroline Stefans Gina Barbera Minnesota (1) Reagan Roelofs (Apple Valley) Isabelle Thornburg Erin Carson New York (5) Gina Barbera (Ronkonkoma) Defense (16) Emily Armero Maggie Cleary Caroline Peppard (Garden City) Sidney Bailey Athena Corroon Sarah Richardson (Saratoga) Alexis Bell Casey Feinstein Charlotte Ryan (Tully) Logan Book Zayda Fredericks Grace Zagaja (Centerpoint) Erin Carson Eloise Gebert Ohio (2) Erin Carson (New Albany) Kasey Dietzel Gabby Lavin Addie Hamiton (Columbus) Casey Feinstein Charlotte Ryan Pennsylvania (5) Kasey Dietzel (Warrenton) Erin Finley Freshmen (12) Emily Armero Erin Finley (Downingtown) Alex Foreman Lindsay Beardmore Eloise Gebert (Pottstown) Katie Golbranson Leelee Denton Kate Hartnett (Wayne) Lauren Herrington Alex Foreman Grace Loughery (Perkasie) Caroline Kwon Katie Golbranson Tennessee (1) Leelee Denton (Nashville) Grace Loughery Kate Hartnett Texas (1) Lauren Herrington (Round Rock) Katie Mackle Alex Mueller Virginia (3) Karoline Nease (Richmond) Caroline Peppard Annie Newton Annie Newton (McLean) Sarah Richardson Sarah Richardson Isabelle Thornburg (Alexandria) Goalie (3) Annie Maloney Caroline Stefans Washington (1) Alex Mueller (Kirkland) Jo Torres Isabelle Thornburg Nicole Victory (Issaquah) Abbi Young Jo Torres
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Isabelle Gil Eloise Jade Caroline Maggie Lindsay Maggie 01 THORNBURG 02 EBY 03 GEBERT 04 TORRES 05 STEFANS 06 CLEARY 07 BEARDMORE 08 AUMILLER
Logan Grace Zayda Gabby Caroline Reagan Gina Addie 09 BOOK 10 ZAGAJA 11 FREDERICKS 12 LAVIN 13 KWON 14 ROELOFS 15 BARBERA 16 HAMILTON
Athena Emily Casey Marina Karoline Moriah Ellie Bobbie 17 CORROON 18 ARMERO 19 FEINSTEIN 20 LAZARIDES 21 NEASE 22 SNYDER 23 LECKER 24 HANEY
Jo Annie Annie Katie Erin Grace Kasey Christine 25 TORRES 27 MALONEY 28 NEWTON 29 GOLBRANSON 30 CARSON 31 LOUGHERY 32 DIETZEL 33 FIORE
Sidney Erin Alex Lauren Charlotte Leelee Abbi Caroline 34 BAILEY 35 FINLEY 37 FOREMAN 38 HERRINGTON 39 RYAN 40 DENTON 41 YOUNG 43 PEPPARD
Nicole Sarah Alexis Kate Alex Katie Cindy 44 VICTORY 45 RICHARDSON 47 BELL 50 HARTNETT 51 MUELLER 55 MACKLE TIMCHAL
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Head Coach // West Chester ‘76 14th Season at Navy // 39th Season Overall
Hall of Fame head coach Cindy Timchal was Navy finished the 2019 season 16-5 overall The Timchal File named the first women’s lacrosse coach at the and 8-1 in the Patriot League. For the third Year-by-Year Records United States Naval Academy on August 5, 2006, consecutive season (2017, ’18, ’19), the Navy Year School W-L and in short order, has laid the foundation for a women’s lacrosse team advanced to the NCAA 1982 Northwestern 8-3 1983 Northwestern 11-3 Navy program that is moving quickly in its quest Tournament, finishing the year in the second round. 1984 Northwestern 10-4 to become a NCAA Division I power. Timchal, who The 2019 season marked the first time in program 1985 Northwestern 7-4 is entering her 39th year as a head coach, is the history that the Midshipmen earned an at-large 1986 Northwestern 10-4 1987 Northwestern 10-4 NCAA’s all-time leader in career wins (527) for bid into the Tournament. The Mids won the NCAA 1988 Northwestern 10-5 division I women’s college lacrosse. Additionally, First Round game for the third consecutive season, 1989 Northwestern 6-5 her eight national titles are the eighth most by a defeating #24 High Point, 16-5. 1990 Northwestern 4-8 1991 Maryland 14-3 coach in a women’s sport in NCAA history, and the As a team, the 2019 squad finished in the 1992 Maryland 14-1 * 26th most in all sports, men and women combined. program’s top three in points (494), points per game 1993 Maryland 12-2 In her 13 seasons at the helm of the Midshipmen (23.52), goals (323), assists (171), assists per 1994 Maryland 12-1 1995 Maryland 17-0 * program, Navy has accumulated a terrific 191-56 game (8.14), shots (709), shots on goal (528), draw 1996 Maryland 19-0 * (.773) record, won six Patriot League Championships controls (358), draws per game (17.05), caused 1997 Maryland 21-1 * and has advanced to seven NCAA Tournaments turnovers (188), and games played (21). 1998 Maryland 18-3 * 1999 Maryland 21-0 * (2010, ’11, ’12, ‘13, ’17, ’18, ‘19). In 2017, During the 2019 season, five members of the 2000 Maryland 21-1 * Timchal and the Navy lacrosse team made history women’s lacrosse team were named to the 2018 2001 Maryland 23-0 * as it became the first Service Academy team from a All-Patriot League Team, including four selected to 2002 Maryland 11-10 2003 Maryland 18-4 women’s sport to advance to the NCAA Final Four. the first team. 2004 Maryland 15-5 The Midshipmen followed the 2017 NCAA run with Kelly Larkin, a junior, became Navy and the 2005 Maryland 12-7 a trip to the NCAA Elite Eight in 2018. Patriot League’s all-time leader in points (346), 2006 Maryland 12-8 2007 Navy (Club) 18-5 % In 2020, Navy women’s lacrosse finished the while also becoming the first player in school and 2008 Navy 13-4 season 2-4 overall in a season shortened by the conference history with three 100-point seasons. 2009 Navy 13-5 COVID-19 pandemic. The season concluded prior to Senior defensive captain Marie Valenti became the 2010 Navy 17-4 2011 Navy 15-6 the Patriot League season. first player in Navy history (sixth in Patriot League 2012 Navy 18-3 Despite the shortened season, the Midshipmen history) with 100 or more caused turnovers (114), 2013 Navy 19-2 finished the 2020 season ranked #21 according to while also becoming the Mids’ all-time leader in 2014 Navy 14-3 2015 Navy 15-5 the IWLCA Coaches Poll, extending their nationally ground balls (181). 2016 Navy 13-6 rankings for 38 consecutive weeks, dating back to The Navy women’s lacrosse team advanced to 2017 Navy 18-5 the final poll of the 2017 season. the NCAA Tournament Elite Eight for the second 2018 Navy 18-4 2019 Navy 16-5 Kelly Larkin (’20) was named Honorable Mention consecutive season in 2018. Navy, who finished 2020 Navy 2-4 ^ All-American by Inside Lacrosse, becoming a four- the year 18-4, ranked sixth in the final national Totals 527-142 (.788 / 38 yrs.) time All-American according to the publication. In polls, marking the second consecutive season that at Northwestern 76-40 (.655 / 9 yrs.) at Maryland 260-46 (.850 / 16 yrs.) addition, Larkin was named the winner of the Vice the Mids have finished the season ranked in the at Navy 191-56 (.773 / 13 yrs.) Admiral Lawrence Sword for Women, which is top 10. * – NCAA Champion | % – Club season not reflected in career coaching record ^ – Season shortened by the coronavirus pandemic (COVID-19) presented to that woman of the graduating class During the year, Timchal recorded her 500th who is considered by the Association’s Athletic career victory, becoming the first Division I lacrosse Milestone Wins Council to have personally excelled in women’s head coach to amass 500 wins. 1 03/24/82 – W, 12-11 vs. Dartmouth athletics during her years of varsity competition. On April 14, Navy posted a 20-7 victory over 100 04/25/92 – W, 17-6 vs. Penn Army West Point at Michie Stadium, marking the 200 04/29/98 – W, 12-11 vs. Princeton first time in women’s lacrosse that the Midshipmen 300 03/03/04 – W, 14-11 vs. Syracuse 400 03/07/12 – W, 18-8 vs. Robert Morris and Black Knights competed against each other 500 03/31/18 – W, 19-7 at Holy Cross as part of the Army-Navy Star Series presented by USAA.
H www.NAVYSPORTS.com H 5 2021 NAVY WOMEN’S LACROSSE Coaching Staff As a team in 2018, Navy set the school record The 2017 Navy women’s lacrosse team finished Honors & Accolades for points per game (24.41), goals (378), goals per the year ranked fourth in the final Inside Lacrosse • Two-time National Coach of the Year game (17.18), draw controls (371), free-position Media Poll and sixth in the final IWLCA Coaches – 2000: IWLCA goals (78), and saves (167), while ranking second Poll. The rankings mark the first time in program – 2000: E-Lacrosse • Eight NCAA Championships in program history in points (537), assists (159), history that the Mids have been ranked in the top 26th most all-time in any sport by a coach assists per game (7.23), shots (775), shots on goal 10 in either poll. It is the highest national ranking 8th most in a women’s sport in NCAA history (591), draw controls per game (16.86), and games for any women’s team in school history. • Seven consecutive NCAA Championships – 1995, ‘96, ‘97, ‘98, ‘99, ‘00, ‘01 played (22). Following the 2017 season, Timchal became – Tied for the seventh most in any sport in NCAA DI history During the 2018 season, eight members of the one of six coaches inducted into the Intercollegiate – Third most in a women’s sport women’s lacrosse team were named to the 2018 Women’s Lacrosse Coaches Association (IWLCA) – 18th most in any sport in all NCAA divisions • 527 victories All-Patriot League Team, four were tabbed All- inaugural Hall of Fame class on Nov. 16, 2017. – Most in NCAA Division I history American, and senior Jenna Collins was awarded In 2016, Navy returned to the Patriot League • 669 games coached the Vice Admiral Lawrence Sword for Women, Championship for the second straight year. Earning – Second most in NCAA history which is presented to the woman of the graduating the second seed in the league tournament, the • Career winning percentage of .788 class who is considered by the Association’s Mids defeated No. 3 Boston University, 10-7. • Only coach in NCAA history to lead three different teams to NCAA Tournament Athletic Council to have personally excelled in Navy looked to dethrone two-time league champion • 28 NCAA Tournament appearances women’s athletics during her years of varsity Loyola in the championship game, but felt short, – Most in NCAA history competition. 12-8, after a slow first-half start. The Mids finished • 17 NCAA Quarterfinal appearances In 2017, the women’s lacrosse team finished the the season with a 13-6 overall mark. – Northwestern (1x), Maryland (14x), Navy (2x) – Only coach in DI history to lead three teams to NCAA Quarterfinals year 18-5 overall with an 8-1 record in the Patriot Timchal guided Navy back to the Patriot League – Led Navy to the NCAA quarterfinals in 2017, where the League. The Mids made their fifth appearance in Tournament Championship in 2015, following a Midshipmen defeated defending National Champion North Carolina to advance to the NCAA semifinals, becoming the first the NCAA Tournament and the first appearance year absence in 2014. The Mids cruised to the Service Academy team from a women’s sport to advance to the for Navy since 2013. The Midshipmen began their title game after decisive wins over Holy Cross NCAA Final Four historic run, advancing to the NCAA Tournament (17-5) in the quarterfinals and Colgate (16-7) in • Coached 58 different players to 101 IWLCA after posting a 15-5 victory over top-seeded the semifinals. Navy fell short of its fifth NCAA All-America honors • Seven-time Conference Coach of the Year Loyola in the Patriot League Tournament. The win Tournament appearance in six years as it lost to – Four-time ACC Coach of the Year marked the team’s fifth championship and ended Loyola, 14-9, in Baltimore. The Mids capped off – Three-time Patriot League Coach of the Year the Greyhounds’ 41-game winning streak against their season with 19-11 win over ACC foe Virginia • 2012 National Lacrosse Hall of Fame PL foes. Tech finish the season 15-5. • 2017 IWLCA Hall of Fame In the first round of the NCAA Tournament, Navy In 2013, Navy went to its fourth consecutive defeated #7 Penn, 11-10, at Penn Park on Dunning- NCAA Tournament, following a fourth-straight All-Time Wins Leaders (All-Divisions) Cohen Champions Field in Philadelphia, Pa. With Patriot League title. The Mids went 6-0 in Rk. Coach (Current / Last School) Wins 1. Sharon Pfluger (TCNJ) * 532 the win, the Midshipmen advanced to the second conference play to extend their unbeaten streak 2. Cindy Timchal (Navy) * 527 round of the Tournament for just the second time in the regular season to 12. Navy hosted the 3. Carol Cantele (Gettysburg) * 446 in school history. The victory over the #7 Quakers Patriot League Tournament for the second straight 4. Missy Foote (Middlebury) 422 5. Chris Sailer (Princeton) * 418 was the first win against a ranked opponent in season, following its second Patriot League Regular * – Denotes active coaches Navy history. In addition, it was the second NCAA Season title. The Mids defeated Lafayette (9-8) Tournament win for Navy in program history. Navy in the semifinals and Holy Cross (14-4) in the All-Time Wins Leaders (Division I Only) posted a 23-11 victory over UMass in the second championship game. Rk. Coach (Current / Last School) Wins round of the NCAA Tournament for the Mids to The 2012 team advanced to a third straight 1. Cindy Timchal (Navy) * 527 2. Chris Sailer (Princeton) * 418 advance to the NCAA Tournament Quarterfinals for NCAA Tournament after winning its third Patriot 3. Jenny Levy (North Carolina) * 353 the first time in program history. The Mids defeated League title game. The Mids posted a 6-0 record 4. Amanda O’Leary (Florida) * 330 defending National Champions and #2 seed North during conference play to earn their first outright 5. Julie Myers (Virginia) * 329 * – Denotes active coaches Carolina, 16-14, to punch their ticket in to the first- Patriot League Regular Season title and hosting ever Final Four appearance in school history. duties for the postseason tournament. Navy breezed As a team, Navy set the school record for points through the four-team tournament, outscoring its (545), goals (358), assists (187), shots attempted opponents by a score of 32-18. (805), shots on goal (607), ground balls (453), draw The Mids received a challenging draw following controls (364), caused turnovers (216), and games the league title with a NCAA Play-In Game at played (23). The Mids (18-5) finished one-win shy MPSF-Champion Oregon. Navy rallied from a late of tying the school records for wins in a season. 9-7 deficit to defeat the Ducks in overtime, 10-9, to advance to the NCAA First Round where the team would fall to #5 North Carolina, 14-7.
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The Timchal Coaching Tree It was a year of firsts in 2010, as Navy set a Prior to her arrival at the storied program, Cindy Timchal’s impact on women’s lacrosse transcends school and conference record with 17 victories, Maryland’s last title had come in 1986, but almost national titles. Dozens of her former players have gone on captured its first league tournament title and immediately the Terrapins restored their reign atop to coach at the collegiate level and several will be serving as Division I head coaches around the country this spring. concluded the season ranked 19th nationally. the sport. Timchal’s first year saw a 14-3 mark and (Division I head coaches listed below) Along the way, the Mids broke their own Patriot a trip to the NCAA finals. By 1992, the lacrosse League scoring record with 305 goals and produced world sensed something special was on the horizon Name (Alma Mater, Class) Institution Jen Adams (Maryland, `01) Loyola both the program’s first All-American, nation’s at Maryland. Despite being at a place with a rich Kelly Amonte Hiller (Maryland, `96) Northwestern leading scorer and conference player of the year in history in lacrosse, few could have predicted that Missy Doherty (Maryland, `97) Penn State Erin Rawlick (‘10). a dynasty so powerful was on the horizon. With a Alex Kahoe (Maryland, `00) Saint Joseph’s It had been over a decade (13 years to be 14-1 record, the Terrapins took the 1992 national Kerstin Kimel (Maryland, `93) Duke Sonia LaMonica (Maryland, `03) Towson exact) since a new program qualified for the NCAA title – the third in school history. Meghan McNamara (Maryland, `01) LIU Brooklyn Tournament faster than the three years it took The 1993 season would bring a heartbreaking 7-6 Cathy Reese (Maryland, `98) Maryland Navy. In fact, only two programs ever earned loss to the Princeton Tigers in the NCAA semifinals. Jennifer Ulehla (Maryland, `91) George Washington national tournament bids faster, with one of those The following year led to further frustration with Acacia Walker-Weinstein (Maryland, `05) Boston College squads being Timchal’s fledgling Northwestern the Tigers, as a 10-7 decision left the Timchal’s team in 1983. Timchal became the first coach in squad just one win away from hoisting the trophy Navy finished the season ranked in the deBeer collegiate women’s lacrosse history to lead three yet again. In 1995, however, Timchal and the Terps Media Poll for the third straight season in 2012, different programs to the NCAA Tournament. turned the tables on the competition. coming in at #19 in the year-end poll. Jasmine Year two saw Navy put together another 13-win After the three-goal loss to Princeton in 1994 DePompeo became Navy’s first Academic All- season in 2009. The Mids produced four league finals, the Terps went on to win 50 straight games. American in 2012, earning third-team honors while all-stars and advanced to the program’s first-ever Timchal led the 1995 squad to a 17-0 run ending also appearing on the IWLCA All-South Region Patriot League Championship Game. in a 13-5 defeat of Princeton for the NCAA title. squad for the second straight year. During its inaugural Division I campaign in 2008, Maryland went undefeated again in 1996, finishing The Mids posted an 18-3 overall record in 2012, Timchal led Navy on a historic run which saw the with a 19-0 record and a 10-5 decision over ACC setting a school and Patriot League record for most Mids set an NCAA record for wins by a first-year rival Virginia to take home the hardware. wins in a season. Timchal was named the Patriot program with 13 and earn their first Patriot League Wearing the label of back-to-back NCAA League Coach of the Year for the first time in 2012. Tournament appearance. champions, Timchal’s squad maintained its During the 2012 season, Timchal became the When all was said and done, Timchal and an dominance, posting a 21-1 record and falling just one first college lacrosse coach, at any level and either underclassmen-laden Navy squad, wrapped up the goal short of putting together its third consecutive gender, to win 400 career games and also received season at 13-4, including an 11-0 mark on its undefeated season. The dynasty continued through word that she would be a member of the 2012 home turf, and as the owners of the second-ranked the ‘98 season despite a pair of road ACC losses to induction class to the National Lacrosse Hall of scoring offense in the nation. Her on-the-field begin the year. That season ended the same way Fame. impact was undeniable, as Navy produced the as the previous three, however, with Timchal’s The 2011 Navy squad proved that the program second-highest clip in NCAA history (16.65 goals Terrapins being crowned the NCAA champions once was poised to remain on the national scene. Upping per game). again, this time behind an 11-5 win over Virginia. its strength of schedule for the fourth-straight In 2007, Timchal provided a glimpse into the In 1999, from top-to-bottom, Timchal’s season, the Mids gained valuable experience by bright future for that lie ahead for Midshipmen crew personified excellence, as they produced taking on top teams, including a home game against women’s lacrosse by leading the Academy’s club yet another undefeated season at 21-0 and the eventual national champion Northwestern. squad to an 18-5 mark, including its first win over program’s fifth-straight national title. The 2000 The Mids entered the 2011 Patriot League a Division I opponent and a runner-up finish at the season saw the Terps stumble out of the gate Tournament as the No. 3 seed, but won two USL/WDIA National Tournament. with an overtime loss at North Carolina, but the straight games, including rallying from a five- Timchal’s coaching career got its start at “machine” could not be stopped as Maryland went goal deficit to defeat top-seeded Colgate in the Northwestern in 1982. During her nine-year tenure on to win its final 20 en route to their sixth title in championship game. with the Wildcats, she compiled a 76-40 record a row. Following the 2000 season, Timchal was After the Mids disposed of Quinnipiac in the (.655) while leading the program to five NCAA named the National Coach of the Year by both the NCAA Play-In Game, the 2011 season ended at appearances. While at Northwestern, Timchal made IWLCA and E-Lacrosse. She was also tabbed as the top-ranked Maryland in the NCAA First Round. The it to the quarterfinals, earning appearances in the IWLCA South Region Coach of the Year. Mids posted a 15-6 record in 2011. NCAA Tournament in 1983, ‘84, ‘86, ‘87, and The 2001 season once again saw Maryland run Sophomore Jasmine DePompeo (’13) became the ‘88. In 1991, she made the move to College Park through its schedule without a blemish as the Terps 54th All-American under Timchal after ranking third to revive and renew the strong tradition of the outlasted Georgetown in a gut-wrenching double- in the nation with 99 points scored. University of Maryland lacrosse program. overtime thriller in the title game to finish 23-0. The 23 wins still stand as the most ever by a team in a single season.
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Individually, her athletes have earned countless Navy and the NCAA Tournament (at a glance) accolades and awards. Maryland had 21 first team All-Americans in her last nine years, and 13 Cindy Timchal, Head Coach Navy’s NCAA Tournament Records players took home national offensive, defensive or All-Time NCAA Tournament Record 36-20 (.643) Points in Career NCAA Tournament Appearances 28 1. 47 Kelly Larkin 2017-18-19 goalkeeper of the year awards. Jen Adams became 2. 35 Jenna Collins 2017-18 Northwestern (5) 1983, ‘84, ‘86, ‘87, ‘88 35 Julia Collins 2017-18 the first-ever winner of the Tewaaraton Trophy, Maryland (16) 1991, ‘92, ‘93, ‘94, ‘95, ‘96, ‘97, ‘98, 4. 19 Andie O’Sullivan 2017-18-19 which recognizes the top collegiate men’s and ‘99, ‘00, ‘01, ‘02, ‘03, ‘04, ‘05, ‘06 5. 18 Kayla Harris 2017-18-19 women’s player in the country, and Kelly Coppedge Navy (7) 2010, ‘11, ‘12, ‘13, ‘17, ‘18, ‘19 6. 13 Jasmine DePompeo 2010-11-12-13 NCAA Titles 8 7. 12 Meg O’Donnell 2017-18 was a finalist in 2004 and 2005. In 1996, Kelly 12 Morgan Young 2017 1992, ‘95, ‘96, ‘97, ‘98, ‘99, ‘00, ‘01 9. 11 Nicole Victory 2018-19 Amonte became the Terps’ first four-time All- NCAA Championship Game Appearances 10 10. 10 Aimee Gennaro 2011-12-13 American, including first-team honors in 1995 and 1991, ‘92, ‘94, ‘95, ‘96, ‘97, ‘98, ‘99, ‘00, ‘01 Points in Game 1996. 1. 9 Kelly Larkin vs. UMass 2017 Kelly Devlin, Associate Head Coach From Kelly Amonte Hiller to Cathy Reese, Alex 2. 8 Julia Collins vs. Maryland 2018 NCAA Tournament Appearances 6 8 Jenna Collins vs. UMass 2017 Kahoe to Alexis Venechanos, Jen Adams to Kelly North Carolina (4) 1 Player 8 Julia Collins vs. UMass 2017 Coppedge, the one constant amongst all of the Navy (2) Assistant Coach 5. 7 Kelly Larkin at Loyola 2018 7 Julia Collins vs. Johns Hopkins 2018 great Maryland players was Timchal. In just five 7 Morgan Young vs. UMass 2017 Megan Taylor, Assistant Coach of her 16 seasons at College Park did Timchal 8. 6 Kelly Larkin at Virginia 2019 NCAA Tournament Appearances 4 6 Jenna Collins at Loyola 2018 lose more than three games in any one season, Maryland (4) 1 Player 6 Kelly Larkin vs. Boston College 2017 highlighted by spectacular undefeated runs in 1996 6 Kelly Larkin at North Carolina 2017 Liz Schaffner, Director of Operations 6 Andie O’Sullivan at Penn 2017 (19-0), 1999 (21-0) and 2001 (23-0). She took 6 Jasmine DePompeo vs. Monmouth 2013 NCAA Tournament Appearances 10 Terrapin teams to the NCAA finals in 11 seasons, Loyola (3) 2 Player Goals in Career including an unprecedented stretch of seven Navy (7) Director of Operations 1. 32 Julia Collins 2017-18 2. 26 Kelly Larkin 2017-18-19 straight national championships – the third-longest 3. 17 Kayla Harris 2017-18-19 17 Jenna Collins 2017-18 championship streak in women’s NCAA history. In 1 – Three (3) National Championship game appearances as a player; 5. 12 Andie O’Sullivan 2017-18-19 Two (2) National Championships addition, the run puts Timchal in the company of 6. 11 Meg O’Donnell 2017-18 2 – One (1) National Championship game appearances as a player; coaching legends like UCLA’s John Wooden who 7. 9 Nicole Victory 2018-19 Lost to a Cindy Timchal coached Maryland team 8. 8 Aimee Gennaro 2011-12-13 won seven straight titles with the UCLA men’s 9. 6 Morgan Young 2017 basketball program from 1967-73. 6 Jasmine DePompeo 2010-11-12-13 A total of 53 different student-athletes earned 6 Kathy Young 2010-11-12-13 All-America recognition a total of 95 times under Goals in Game 1. 8 Julia Collins at Maryland 2018 Timchal including Kelly Amonte Hiller’s four, (1993- 8 Julia Collins vs. UMass 2017 96), and three each for Betsy Elder (1992-94), 3. 6 Julia Collins vs. Johns Hopkins 2018 6 Kelly Larkin vs. Boston College 2017 Sarah Forbes (1995-97), Laura Harmon (1993-95), 5. 5 Jenna Collins at Loyola 2018 Sascha Newmarch (1996-98), Jen Adams (1999- 6. 4 Julia Collins at Loyola 2018 4 Kayla Harris at Loyola 2018 2001) and Kelly Coppedge (2002-04). In 2005, 4 Kelly Larkin at North Carolina 2017 Acacia Walker earned first team honors, Greta 4 Kayla Harris vs. UMass 2017 4 Andie O’Sullivan at Penn 2017 Sommers was named to the second team and 4 Jasmine DePompeo at North Carolina 2012 Annie Collines was named third team All-America. Assists in Career Adams’ third-consecutive selection as Player of 1. 21 Kelly Larkin 2017-18-19 2. 18 Jenna Collins 2017-18 the Year in 2000 marked the 10th time one of 3. 7 Andie O’Sullivan 2017-18-19 Timchal’s players have earned National Player of 7 Jasmine DePompeo 2010-11-12-13 5. 6 Morgan Young 2017 the Year honors, including Amonte Hiller, who was 6. 3 Julia Collins 2017-18 named the 1996 NCAA Division I Most Valuable 3 Caitlin Mandrin Hill 2010-11 8. 2 Reagan Roelofs 2019 Player. When the ACC’s 50th anniversary Women’s 2 Nicole Victory 2018-19 Lacrosse Team was announced in 2002, Timchal 10. 1 Several Times was selected as the head coach of the squad and Assists in Game had coached 22 members of the team. 1. 6 Jenna Collins vs. UMass 2017 6 Kelly Larkin vs. UMass 2017 Nationally, 18 of Timchal’s players have played 3. 5 Jasmine DePompeo vs. Monmouth 2013 on the U.S. Developmental team and five were 4. 4 Jenna Collins at Maryland 2018 4 Kelly Larkin at Loyola 2018 members of the most recent championship U.S. 4 Morgan Young vs. UMass 2017 World Cup team. Seven former Terrapins helped 7. 3 Kelly Larkin at Virginia 2019 3 Andie O’Sullivan vs. High Point 2019 lead Australia to the 2005 World Cup title in 3 Kelly Larkin vs. Johns Hopkins 2018 Annapolis, including tournament MVP Sarah Forbes. 10. 2 Several Times
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All totaled, 13 Terps represented three countries at set the bar within the classroom as eight athletes Timchal, a graduate of Haverford High School, the World Cup. have garnered a total of 10 Academic All-America lettered in lacrosse, tennis and track and field at Beyond the numbers, though, Timchal has done accolades. In 2010, Mary Ruttum (`10) became the West Chester (Pa.) University before beginning her part to revolutionize the sport of women’s first member of Navy’s program to be named the a now legendary career coaching lacrosse at lacrosse. Timchal brought some of the most Patriot League Women’s Lacrosse Scholar-Athlete Unionville High School, where she coached field influential names in the sport through College Park, of the Year. Jasmine DePompeo (’13) became the hockey, lacrosse and basketball. In 1979, she including former assistant and lacrosse legend first Mid to earn CoSIDA Academic All-America joined the collegiate ranks, becoming an assistant Gary Gait, and Terrapin stars Cathy Nelson and honors when she was named to the third team in lacrosse and field hockey coach at the University Jen Adams. 2012. of Pennsylvania. In addition, former Maryland players have become Her dedication to her players has inspired a Altogether, Timchal is a member of eight a fixture on national teams and within the collegiate remarkable number of them to follow her into different halls of fame. coaching ranks, demonstrating the breadth of the coaching ranks. Twenty (20) of her former In 2012, Timchal was inducted into the National Timchal’s influence. In 1996, she introduced a Maryland players patrol the sidelines on coaching Lacrosse Hall of Fame and in 2017, she became an new wrinkle to her vast coaching repertoire as she staffs across the country, including Kelly Amonte inaugural member of the IWLCA Hall of Fame. brought aboard the wisdom of California-based Hiller (Northwestern head coach), Jen Adams In 2000, Timchal was inducted into the Haverford spiritual advisor and renowned author Dr. Jerry (Loyola head coach), Kerstin Kimel (Duke head High School Hall of Fame. In 2004, she was Lynch to enrich the minds of her student-athletes. coach), Cathy Reese (Maryland head coach) and inducted into the West Chester (Pa.) University’s That decision complemented the already high level Karen McCrate (head coach of 2001 NCAA D-II Hall of Fame. In 2009, Timchal was inducted into of physical conditioning it takes to excel at the Champion C.W. Post). Timchal’s coaching tree also the Delaware County Chapter of the Pennsylvania Division I level and has since become a widespread extends outside the sport and into field hockey, Sports Hall of Fame. Timchal is also a member trend used throughout the world of sports. where former player Jennifer Averill has won three of two US Lacrosse Hall of Fame Chapters: The Since her first days in coaching at Northwestern, national titles at Wake Forest. She also served as Philadelphia/Eastern Pennsylvania Chapter (2002) Timchal’s focus has always been on the experience. a mentor to former Dartmouth head coach Amy and the Potomac Chapter (2006). Timchal was And as impressive as her on-field success has Patton at Unionville High School. inducted into the University of Maryland Hall of been, her greatest accomplishments have come Fame in 2012. off of it. Throughout her career, her athletes have Coach Timchal vs. Opponents
at Navy All-Time Harvard –-– .––– 12-2 .857 Randolph-Macon –-– .––– 1-0 1.000 Opponent W-L Pct. W-L Pct. High Point 3-1 .750 3-1 .750 Richmond 1-0 1.000 10-1 .909 American 13-1 .929 13-1 .929 Holy Cross 13-2 .867 13-2 .867 Robert Morris 5-0 1.000 5-0 1.000 Army West Point 5-0 1.000 5-0 1.000 Howard 3-0 1.000 3-0 1.000 Rutgers –-– .––– 3-0 1.000 Ball State –-– .––– 5-2 .714 Indiana –-– .––– 1-0 1.000 Sacred Heart 1-0 1.000 1-0 1.000 Boston College 0-5 .000 3-7 .300 Iona 1-0 1.000 1-0 1.000 Saint Joseph’s 3-0 1.000 3-0 1.000 Boston University 6-2 .750 7-2 .778 Jacksonville 1-0 1.000 1-0 1.000 Saint Mary’s (Calif.) 2-0 1.000 2-0 1.000 Bowling Green –-– .––– 1-0 1.000 James Madison –-– .––– 16-3 .842 Salisbury State –-– .––– 1-0 1.000 Brown 1-0 1.000 13-0 1.000 Johns Hopkins 1-0 1.000 9-0 1.000 San Diego State 1-0 1.000 1-0 1.000 Bryant 3-0 1.000 3-0 1.000 La Salle 1-0 1.000 1-0 1.000 Slippery Rock –-– .––– 1-0 1.000 Bucknell 12-0 1.000 12-0 1.000 Lafayette 13-0 1.000 13-1 .929 St. Francis (Pa.) 1-0 1.000 1-0 1.000 Cal 1-1 .500 1-1 .500 Lake Forest –-– .––– 3-0 1.000 Syracuse –-– .––– 8-0 1.000 Campbell 1-0 1.000 1-0 1.000 Lehigh 13-4 .765 14-4 .778 Temple –-– .––– 13-8 .619 Canisius 2-0 1.000 2-0 1.000 Liberty 5-0 1.000 5-0 1.000 Towson 1-0 1.000 11-0 1.000 Carleton –-– .––– 1-0 1.000 Longwood 9-1 .900 9-1 .900 Trenton State –-– .––– 4-1 .800 Cincinnati 1-0 1.000 1-0 1.000 Loyola 3-9 .250 20-13 .606 UC Davis 1-0 1.000 1-0 1.000 Colgate 12-4 .750 12-4 .750 Manhattan 1-0 1.000 1-0 1.000 UMass 1-0 1.000 5-1 .833 Columbia 1-0 1.000 1-0 1.000 Maryland 0-3 .000 2-8 .200 UMBC –-– .––– 5-0 1.000 Cornell –-– .––– 0-1 .000 Michigan 2-0 1.000 2-0 1.000 Vanderbilt –-– .––– 2-0 1.000 Dartmouth –-– .––– 18-2 .900 Monmouth 4-0 1.000 5-0 1.000 Vermont –-– .––– 2-0 1.000 Davidson 6-0 .857 6-1 .857 Mount St. Mary’s 1-0 1.000 1-0 1.000 Villanova 6-2 .750 6-2 .750 Delaware –-– .––– 7-0 1.000 New Hampshire 1-0 1.000 6-3 .667 Virginia 1-6 .143 22-19 .537 Denison –-– .––– 5-0 1.000 Niagara 2-0 1.000 2-0 1.000 Virginia Tech 2-0 1.000 5-0 1.000 Denver –-– .––– 2-0 1.000 North Carolina 1-2 .333 12-9 .571 West Chester –-– .––– 2-0 1.000 Detroit 1-0 1.000 1-0 1.000 Northeastern –-– .––– 1-0 1.000 Wheaton (Mass.) –-– .––– 2-0 1.000 Dickinson –-– .––– 1-0 1.000 Northwestern 0-3 .000 1-4 .200 William & Mary 2-2 .500 17-5 .773 Drew –-– .––– 1-0 1.000 Ohio –-– .––– 2-0 1.000 Winthrop 2-0 1.000 2-0 1.000 Drexel –-– .––– 1-0 1.000 Ohio State 2-0 1.000 7-1 .875 Wisconsin –-– .––– 1-0 1.000 Duke 1-5 .167 9-11 .450 Old Dominion 1-0 1.000 20-1 .952 Wittenberg –-– .––– 1-0 1.000 Earlham –-– .––– 2-0 1.000 Oregon 1-0 1.000 1-0 1.000 Yale –-– .––– 2-1 .667 Florida 1-2 .333 1-2 .333 Penn 1-0 1.000 4-1 .800 TOTAL: 191-56 .773 527-142 .788 Fresno State 2-0 1.000 2-0 1.000 Penn State –-– .––– 18-4 .818 George Mason –-– .––– 5-0 1.000 Presbyterian 2-0 1.000 2-0 1.000 George Washington 5-0 1.000 5-0 1.000 Princeton –-– .––– 13-8 .619 ** 2021 Opponents in Bold ** Georgetown 1-0 1.000 14-4 .778 Quinnipiac 1-0 1.000 2-0 1.000
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Associate Head Coach // North Carolina ‘16 Fourth Season
Two-time National Champion women’s lacrosse player Kelly Devlin joined The Navy women’s lacrosse team advanced to the NCAA Tournament Elite the Navy women’s lacrosse team as a volunteer assistant coach during the Eight for the second consecutive season in 2018. Navy ranked sixth in the fall of 2017 and was hired as a full-time assistant during the summer of final national polls, marking the second consecutive season that the Mids have 2019. Devlin, who began her coaching career working with the Navy goalies, finished the season ranked in the top 10. now focuses on the Midshipmen’s offensive attack and has an active role in During the year, Hall of Fame head coach Cindy Timchal recorded her 500th recruiting. career victory, becoming the first Division I lacrosse head coach to amass 500 In 2020, Navy women’s lacrosse finished the season 2-4 overall in a season wins. shortened by the COVID-19 pandemic. The season concluded prior to the On April 14, Navy posted a 20-7 victory over Army West Point at Michie Patriot League season. Stadium, marking the first time in women’s lacrosse that the Midshipmen and Despite the shortened season, the Midshipmen finished the 2020 season Black Knights competed against each other as part of the Army-Navy Star ranked #21 according to the IWLCA Coaches Poll, extending their nationally Series presented by USAA. rankings for 38 consecutive weeks, dating back to the final poll of the 2017 As a team in 2018, Navy set the school record for points per game (24.41), season. goals (378), goals per game (17.18), draw controls (371), free-position goals Kelly Larkin (’20) was named Honorable Mention All-American by Inside (78), and saves (167), while ranking second in program history in points (537), Lacrosse, becoming a four-time All-American according to the publication. In assists (159), assists per game (7.23), shots (775), shots on goal (591), draw addition, Larkin was named the winner of the Vice Admiral Lawrence Sword controls per game (16.86), and games played (22). for Women, which is presented to that woman of the graduating class who is During the 2018 season, eight members of the women’s lacrosse team were considered by the Association’s Athletic Council to have personally excelled in named to the 2018 All-Patriot League Team, four were tabbed All-American, women’s athletics during her years of varsity competition. and senior Jenna Collins was awarded the Vice Admiral Lawrence Sword for Navy finished the 2019 season 16-5 overall and 8-1 in the Patriot League. Women, which is presented to the woman of the graduating class who is For the third consecutive season (2017, ’18, ’19), the Navy women’s lacrosse considered by the Association’s Athletic Council to have personally excelled in team advanced to the NCAA Tournament, finishing the year in the second women’s athletics during her years of varsity competition. round. The 2019 season marked the first time in program history that the At North Carolina, Devlin, along with former Navy assistant coach Aly Midshipmen earned an at-large bid into the Tournament. The Mids won the Messinger (2017-19), helped the Tar Heels win two National Championship NCAA First Round game for the third consecutive season, defeating #24 High titles (2013, ’16). Devlin was a three-year starter in the midfield and served as Point, 16-5. team captain her final two seasons at UNC. As a team, the 2019 squad finished in the program’s top three in points She earned a spot in the 2015-16 U.S. National Team Tryout Pool during (494), points per game (23.52), goals (323), assists (171), assists per game offseason. In addition, Devlin participated in the Carolina Leadership Academy (8.14), shots (709), shots on goal (528), draw controls (358), draws per game in the Veteran Leaders program, (17.05), caused turnovers (188), and games played (21). A native of Downingtown, Pa., Devlin was named to the All-ACC Academic During the 2019 season, five members of the women’s lacrosse team were team and was a member of the ACC Honor Roll. She graduated in 2016 with a named to the 2018 All-Patriot League Team, including four selected to the bachelor’s degree in media and journalism, specializing in advertising. first team. Coming from an athletic family, Devlin’s sister, Courtney Devlin, played field Kelly Larkin, a junior, became Navy and the Patriot League’s all-time leader hockey at Princeton and her brother, Pat Devlin, played quarterback in the NFL in points (346), while also becoming the first player in school and conference for the Miami Dolphins. history with three 100-point seasons. Senior defensive captain Marie Valenti became the first player in Navy history (sixth in Patriot League history) with 100 or more caused turnovers (114), while also becoming the Mids’ all-time leader in ground balls (181). Coaching Background Associate Head Coach Navy 2021-present Assistant Coach Navy 2020 Volunteer Assistant Coach Navy 2018-19
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Assistant Coach // Maryland ‘19 Second Season
Megan Taylor, who led the University of Maryland to the 2017 and A three-time IWLCA All-American, she was named the IWLCA Goalie of the 2019 National Championships, joined the Navy women’s lacrosse team as a Year twice (2017, ’19), while also earning Big Ten Goaltender of the Year volunteer assistant coach in the summer of 2019. She was elevated to full- honors four times (2016, ’17, ’18, ’19). Taylor was a three-time All-Big Ten time assistant coach in July of 2020. Taylor’s responsibilities include working selection (2016, ‘17, ‘19), as well as a two-time All-NCAA Tournament Team directly with the Midshipmen goalies. honoree (2018, ‘19), including being named the 2019 NCAA Tournament Most During her first season in 2020, Navy women’s lacrosse finished the season Valuable Player. 2-4 overall in a season shortened by the COVID-19 pandemic. In her four years in College Park, Taylor helped Maryland put together an Despite the shortened season, the Midshipmen finished the 2020 season 86-4 (.956) record with two national titles and seven Big Ten titles (regular ranked #21 according to the IWLCA Coaches Poll, extending their nationally season: 2016, ’17, ’18, ’19; tournament: 2016, ’17, ’18). The goalie finished rankings to 38 consecutive weeks, dating back to the final poll of the 2017 her Maryland career with 740 saves and a career .512 save percentage. season. Taylor recorded 20 double-digit save performances in her final three seasons, The Navy goalies recorded 68 saves in six contests, for an 11.33 saves including a career-high 20 stops against No. 3 Florida in 2017. per game average as a team. Abbi Young (’22) led the team with 64 stops, A native of Glenelg, Md., Taylor was named to the Academic All-Big Ten including recording double-digit saves in four games, including a season-high team twice (2017, ’19). She graduated in 2019 with a bachelor’s degree in 16 saves against Villanova. Under Taylor’s tutelage, Young also posted sociology. double-digit saves against Saint Joseph’s (12 saves), #21 Duke (10), and #10 Prior to Maryland, Taylor was a 2015 Under Armour High School All- Maryland (15). American. She ranked No. 27 on the Inside Lacrosse Top 50 Freshmen rankings A member of the University of Maryland women’s lacrosse team, Taylor as well as being named to the Under Armour Underclassmen team in 2013 and was one of the most decorated goalies in the history of the game. 2014. Taylor was first team all-county in 2012, 2013 and 2014, second team Taylor became the first goalkeeper, in men’s or women’s lacrosse, to win in 2015. She was a US Lacrosse All-American and Academic All-American in the sport’s most prestigious honor, the Tewaaraton Award, which is given to 2014. the most outstanding American college lacrosse player. In addition to winning the 2019 Tewaaraton Award, she was the IWLCA National Player of the Year and the Honda Sport Award Winner for Lacrosse.
Coaching Background Assistant Coach Navy 2021-present Volunteer Assistant Coach Navy 2020
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Director of Operations // Loyola ‘98 13th Season
Liz Schaffner, a 1998 graduate of Loyola, begins her 13th season as the Schaffner’s arrival in 2010 reunited a pair of former Loyola teammates Navy’s Director of Lacrosse Operations. Schaffner came to the Academy after on the Midshipmen sidelines as both her and Mids’ previous associate head serving 10 seasons as an assistant at George Mason. coach Allison Valentino played together for three successful seasons with Her responsibilities with the Midshipmen program include assisting with the Greyhounds. As teammates, the duo made a pair of NCAA Tournament travel, facilities scheduling, camps and clinics, other administrative duties appearances, highlighted by a run to the national championship game in 1997. including budget and compliance issues. In her 12 years at Navy, the Mids have The following year Schaffner played in her third national tournament, helping posted a 178-52 record and have won six Patriot League Championships and a Loyola team, which boasted the country’s top-ranked defense (5.4 goals advanced to seven NCAA Tournaments, the NCAA Elite Eight (2017, ‘18), and against/gm), to a spot in the NCAA quarterfinals. the NCAA Final Four (2017). A native of Annapolis, Schaffner was an All-American lacrosse player at St. After spending a decade with the Patriots’ program, Schaffner’s influence Mary’s High School. She received her bachelor’s in elementary education from has been undeniable, particularly on the defensive end where she once starred Loyola and earned her master’s degree in higher education from George Mason during her playing career at Loyola. While at George Mason, the Patriots fielded in May of 2007. teams that finished among the nation’s leaders in scoring defense, ground balls Schaffner was commissioned as a human resource officer (2012-16) and and who consistently made appearances among the NCAA leaders in caused held the rank of Ensign before being promoted to Lieutenant Junior Grade in the turnovers. Schaffner played an instrumental role in mentoring a pair of All- United States Navy. Along with her responsibilities as the Director of Lacrosse Americans in defender Kinsley O’Garrow and goalkeeper Meg Dentler, a two- Operations, Schaffner is also a professor with the Naval Academy. time awardee. Schaffner also helped develop a number of first-team All-CAA defenders, including three student-athletes who went on to earn conference player-of-the-year accolades. Coaching Background Complimenting her considerable sideline experience, Schaffner along with Director of Operations Navy current Stanford head coach Amy Bokker, co-founded the SuperNoVA Select 2009-present Assistant Coach George Mason Lacrosse Club in 2003, a formidable club program in Northern Virginia. As 1998-08 the program’s co-director, and now as the president, Schaffner has seen or Director SuperNoVA Select Lacrosse Club coached many of the top players from across the region. 1993-present
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Senior Associate AD / Sports Information (Sport Administrator) Scott Strasemeier Administrative Assistant Carol Alton Officer Representative Capt. Ryan Bernacchi, USN Faculty Representative Capt. Jay Foraker, USN, PhD. Athletic Trainer Loren “Ship” Shipley Athletic Training Fellow Hayleigh Hanson Assistant Sports Dietitian Jennifer Vachon Assistant Strength & Conditioning Coach Rett Warren Director of Marketing Kevin Spillman Assistant Director of Equipment Operations John Dean Assistant Sports Information Director (Sport Contact) Chris Whitehead
12 H www.NAVYSPORTS.com H 2021 NAVY WOMEN’S LACROSSE Midshipmen Profiles // Team Captains Caroline Kwon Marina Lazarides Defender // TEAM CAPTAIN Midfielder // TEAM CAPTAIN Senior // 5-6 Senior // 5-9 Cooksville, Md. // Glenelg 13 Westminster, Md. // Garrison Forest 20 2020 (Junior): Played in all six games with three starts on the season, which was 2020 (Junior): Played and started in all six games on the season, which was shortened shortened by the coronavirus pandemic (COVID-19) … Started the final three games of by the coronavirus pandemic (COVID-19) … Tallied four points on four goals with five the season against Villanova, No. 10 Maryland, and No. 8 Florida … Picked up four caused turnovers and three ground balls … Had a season-high two goals against No. 21 ground balls on the season … Had a season-high two ground balls at No. 8 Florida, while Duke, while adding scores against Saint Joseph’s and Villanova … Picked up ground adding GBs against No. 8 Virginia and Villanova. balls against Saint Joseph’s, Villanova, and No. 8 Florida … Registered caused turnovers against No. 8 Virginia, Saint Joseph’s, Villanova, No. 10 Maryland, and No. 8 Florida. 2019 (Sophomore): Played 16 games on the season, making 15 starts … Finished the year with 10 ground balls, nine caused turnovers, and a draw control … Registered 2019 (Sophomore): Played in 14 games on the season with a pair of starts … Missed ground balls in eight games with multiple GB against No. 23 Georgetown and No. 11 the final seven games of the year with an injury … Finished the year with 27 points on Loyola (Patriot League Championship) … Caused turnovers in seven games, including 17 goals and 10 assists, adding 13 ground balls, 13 caused turnovers, and four draw a season-high three CT at No. 23 Georgetown … Won a draw control in Navy’s 21-8 controls … After not recording a point in the first three games of the year, scored at Star Series victory over Army West Point … Earned first collegiate start in the season least one goal in 10 of her final 11 games of the season, including hat tricks in her opener at No. 16 Virginia. final two games of the year (No. 23 Georgetown and Army West Point) … Recorded first collegiate hat trick at No. 23 Georgetown, tallying three goals and an assist for 2018 (Freshman): Played in one game as a freshman, making collegiate debut on the four points against the Hoyas … Followed her performance against Georgetown with road against American … Recorded a caused turnover against the Eagles. four goals and an assist for a season-high five points against Army West Point … Also notched four points (2g 2a) against Lehigh … Had a season-high two ground balls High School / Personal: Lettered in lacrosse (4 years), field hockey (2), and indoor against No. 16 Virginia, Colgate, Lehigh, and Army West Point … Won a season-high track and field (2) at Glenelg High School … Helped GHS win the 2016 and 2017 State three draws at Villanova … Notched a season-best three caused turnovers against Holy Championships … Named First Team All-County (2016, ’17), Second Team Baltimore Cross, while adding two CT at No. 11 Loyola and vs. Army West Point … Made first Sun All-Metro (2017), and Honorable Mention Washington Post All-Metro (2017) … collegiate start in the season opener at No. 16 Virginia, while also starting against No. Earned Academic All-American accolades as a junior … Member of the AP Scholars and 19 Towson. the National Honor Society, as well as the Spanish, Science, Math, and Technology National Honor Societies … Daughter of Sun and Chin Kwon … Mother, Chin (Park), 2018 (Freshman): Played in 15 of 22 games on the season … Made collegiate debut played lacrosse at Johns Hopkins. in the season opener against Ohio State … Finished the year with three points on three goals with four ground balls and a pair of caused turnovers … Scored first collegiate Year GP-GS G A Pts Sh Sh% GB DC CT goal on the road at American, while also adding goals at Lafayette and vs. Lehigh 2018 1-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 1 (Patriot League Semifinal) … Had a season-high two ground balls against Boston 2019 16-15 0 0 0 0 .000 10 1 9 University, while adding GBs against Holy Cross and American … Caused turnovers 2020 6-3 0 0 0 0 .000 4 0 0 against Holy Cross and BU. TOTAL 23-18 0 0 0 0 .000 14 1 10 High School / Personal: Lettered in lacrosse, basketball, and field hockey at Garrison Forest School … Named All-Conference and All-Metro in lacrosse as a senior, while being selected All-Conference as a sophomore … Member of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes … Daughter of Nicholas and Ana Lazarides.
Year GP-GS G A Pts Sh Sh% GB DC CT 2018 15-0 3 0 3 11 .273 4 0 2 2019 14-2 17 10 27 35 .486 13 4 13 2020 6-6 4 0 4 7 .571 3 0 5 TOTAL 35-8 24 10 34 53 .453 20 4 20
H www.NAVYSPORTS.com H 13 2021 NAVY WOMEN’S LACROSSE Midshipmen Profiles Logan Book Addie Hamilton Defender Attacker Senior // 5-3 Senior // 5-8 Darien, Conn. // Darien 9 Columbus, Ohio // Thomas Worthington 16 2020 (Junior): Played in one game during the season, which was shortened by the 2020 (Junior): Did not compete during the season, which was shortened by the coronavirus pandemic (COVID-19) … Saw time on the road against Saint Joseph’s, coronavirus pandemic (COVID-19). helping Navy to a 19-12 victory over the Hawks. 2019 (Sophomore): Played in three games on the year, seeing action against Holy 2019 (Sophomore): Played in 12 games, making three starts on the year … Picked up Cross, Army West Point, and Lafayette. three ground balls, while causing a turnover … Had a season-high four ground balls vs. Saint Joseph’s, while adding GBs against Holy Cross and Army West Point … Caused 2018 (Freshman): Played in one game on the season, making collegiate debut on the a turnover at No. 16 Virginia … Made first collegiate start at No. 16 Virginia in the road at American. season opener. High School / Personal: Lettered in lacrosse at New Albany High School (2 years) 2018 (Freshman): Played in nine games as a freshman, tallying three points on a pair before concluding high school career at Thomas Worthington High School (2) … Led of goals and an assist … Made first collegiate appearances against Winthrop at the Worthington HS to the Ohio Capital Conference title in 2017 … Named First Team All- US Lacrosse headquarters in Sparks, Md., registering her first point with an assist State during junior and senior seasons, while earning First Team All-District and First … Scored first collegiate goal against American, while adding a goal against Boston Team All-Ohio Capital Conference as a sophomore, junior, and senior … Selected team University in the final regular season game of the year … Added a pair of ground captain as a junior and senior … Also played basketball while at New Albany HS … balls, picking up one at Army West Point and American … Had a draw control against Member of Student Athletic Leadership Board … Recipient of Academic Golden Key … Winthrop and caused a turnover at Army. Daughter of Scott and Kate Hamilton … Father, Scott, played lacrosse at Ohio State, while sister, Molly (’14), was a member of the Navy women’s lacrosse team. High School / Personal: Lettered in lacrosse (3 years) and ice hockey (2) at Darien High School … Helped Darien HS to Fairfield County Interscholastic Athletic Conference Year GP-GS G A Pts Sh Sh% GB DC CT (FCIAC) titles and Connecticut State Championships in lacrosse in 2014, ‘15, ‘16 and 2018 1-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 ‘17 … Named All-FCIAC (2x), All-State (2x), and All-American, while earning team MVP 2019 3-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 and team Warrior Defense Award as a senior … Selected Connecticut High School 2020 - Did Not Compete - Coaches Association Player of the Year as a senior (2017) … In ice hockey, helped team TOTAL 4-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 to 2016 State Championship and 2014 FCIAC title … Member of the Darien HS Tudor Singers Honor Choir, as well as the Anatomy Club (president) … Harlem Lacrosse and Leadership Coach/Counselor, Blue Wave Buddies Coach … Organized first ever “Shirts v Skirts” fundraiser for the Darien Lights Brigade … Champion equestrian jumper … Daughter of Jim and Stacy Book … Dad, Jim, played lacrosse at Duke, serving as team captain in 1992 … Brother, Jack (’20), was a member of the Penn lacrosse team.
Year GP-GS G A Pts Sh Sh% GB DC CT 2018 9-0 2 1 3 4 .500 2 1 1 2019 12-3 0 0 0 0 .000 6 0 1 2020 1-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 TOTAL 22-3 2 1 3 4 .500 8 1 2
14 H www.NAVYSPORTS.com H 2021 NAVY WOMEN’S LACROSSE Midshipmen Profiles Lauren Herrington Ellie Lecker Defender Attacker // Midfielder Senior // 5-4 Senior // 5-5 Round Rock, Texas // Vista Ridge 38 Ponte Vedra, Fla. // Ponte Vedra 23 2020 (Junior): Competed in four games with one start on the season, which was 2020 (Junior): Played in all six games, making four starts on the season, which was shortened by the coronavirus pandemic (COVID-19) … Finished with six ground balls and shortened by the coronavirus pandemic (COVID-19) … Finished the year with eight a caused turnover … Recorded season-high four ground balls at No. 10 Maryland, while points on five goals and three assists, while adding four draw controls and a ground ball adding a GB against Villanova and No. 8 Florida … Caused a turnover against Villanova … Started the final four games of the season, making first collegiate start against No. … Made first collegiate start on the road at No. 8 Florida. 21 Duke … Finished the year with goals in each of the final four games of the season, including a season-high two scores against No. 8 Florida … Chipped in a pair of assists 2019 (Sophomore): Did not compete during the season due to injury. against the Blue Devils, while adding a helper against the Terps … Picked up a ground ball at No. 10 Maryland … Recorded a season-high three draw controls at No. 8 Florida, 2018 (Freshman): Played in four games on the season … Made collegiate debut in the while adding a DC against No. 10 Maryland. Army-Navy Star Series game in West Point that Navy won 20-7 to win the first ever Star in the series … Also saw time against American, Lafayette, and Boston University. 2019 (Sophomore): Played in 16 games on the season, finishing the year with 11 points on seven goals and four assists with five draw controls, five caused turnovers, High School / Personal: Lettered in lacrosse (4 years), soccer (4), and basketball at and four ground balls … Scored goals in six games with a season-high two scores at Vista Ridge High School … All-State in lacrosse as a junior and senior, while earning Colgate … Also found the back of the net against No. 23 Georgetown, Army West All-State accolades in soccer as a sophomore, junior, and senior … Team captain of Point, American, No. 24 High Point (NCAA Tournament), and No. 6 Virginia (NCAA basketball team … Member of the Student Council … Prepped at Peddie School, a USNA Tournament) … Added assists in three games with a season-best two helpers against Foundation School … Daughter of Richard and Molly Herrington. American … Also had helpers against Army West Point and Boston University … Picked up ground balls against Colgate, American, Lafayette, and No. 24 High Point … Won Year GP-GS G A Pts Sh Sh% GB DC CT draws against Bucknell, Lafayette, No. 24 High Point with a season-high two DC 2018 4-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 against American … Had a season-best two caused turnovers against American with 2019 - Did Not Compete (injury) - CTs against Lehigh, Lafayette, and No. 24 High Point. 2020 4-1 0 0 0 0 .000 6 0 1 TOTAL 8-1 0 0 0 0 .000 6 0 1 2018 (Freshman): Played in five games on the season, scoring two goals and adding an assist for three total points … Made collegiate debut at the US Lacrosse Headquarters in Sparks, Md. against Winthrop … Scored both goals on the road at American, while adding an assist at home against Boston University … Also saw action against Lafayette and Lehigh (Patriot League Semifinal).
High School / Personal: Played lacrosse at Ponte Vedra High School … Named All- American as a junior and senior, while earning All-County honors all four years of high school … Voted team captain as a senior … Volunteer for Habitat for Humanity … Daughter of Greg and Kerry Lecker … Uncle, Chip Lindsay, was a 1984 graduate of the Naval Academy.
Year GP-GS G A Pts Sh Sh% GB DC CT 2018 5-0 2 1 3 2 1.000 1 1 0 2019 16-0 7 4 11 25 .280 4 5 5 2020 6-4 5 3 8 17 .294 1 4 0 TOTAL 27-4 14 8 22 44 .318 6 10 5
H www.NAVYSPORTS.com H 15 2021 NAVY WOMEN’S LACROSSE Midshipmen Profiles Annie Maloney Karoline Nease Goalkeeper Attacker Senior // 5-3 Senior // 5-11 Ellicott City, Md. // River Hill 27 Richmond, Va. // Douglas S. Freeman 21 2020 (Junior): Played in a pair of games during the season, which was shortened by 2020 (Junior): Played in four of six games during the season, which was shortened by the coronavirus pandemic (COVID-19) … Registered four saves in 29:40 minutes on the the coronavirus pandemic (COVID-19) … Won three draw controls, including a pair of year … Made appearances at Saint Joseph’s and No. 8 Florida … Recorded a season- draws against Villanova … Added a DC at No. 10 Maryland … Also saw action against high four saves against Florida, in nearly 26 minutes of action (25:51) … Picked up a Saint Joseph’s and No. 8 Florida. pair of ground balls against the Gators. 2019 (Sophomore): Played in nine games on the season, finishing the year with two 2019 (Sophomore): Made four appearances at goal on the year … Recorded a pair points on a goal and an assist … Scored first collegiate goal on the road against Lehigh, of saves, while surrendering four goals for a 12.75 goals against average and a .333 while notching an assist at Colgate … Won three draw controls, coming away with DCs save percentage in 18:49 minutes of action … Registered a save against American and against Villanova, Lehigh, and Holy Cross … Picked up a ground ball against American Lafayette, clocking a season-high 11:15 minutes of work against the Eagles, while … Saw action against Villanova, No. 1 Boston College, Colgate, Bucknell, Lehigh, Holy clocking 5:39 against the Leopards … Also saw action against Army West Point in the Cross, Army West Point, and American. annual Star Series game and the Patriot League Semifinals … Did not allow a goal in either appearance against the Black Knights. 2018 (Freshman): Played in one game on the season … Made collegiate debut on the road at American, scoring a point with an assist. 2018 (Freshman): Played in a pair of games on the year, making a pair of saves … Tallied 19:01 total minutes, allowing two goals, while making two saves for a 6.31 High School / Personal: Lettered in lacrosse (4 years) and field hockey (3) at Douglas goals against average and a .500 save percentage … Made collegiate debut at the US S. Freeman High School … Helped lacrosse team win the Conference Championship as Lacrosse Headquarters in Sparks, Md. against Winthrop, while also seeing action on a junior and the Colonial District Championship as a freshman … Named All-Conference the road against American. (2014, ’15, ’16, ’17), All-Metro (2016), All-Region (2015, ‘16), and All-State (2016) … Earned All-Conference honors (2015, ’16) in field hockey … Member of the Honor High School / Personal: Lettered in lacrosse (4 years) and cross country (4) at River Roll, Mu Alpha Theta (Math Honor Society), Latin Club, and Performance Choir … Hill High School … Named All-County (2015, ’16) in lacrosse … Selected team captain Daughter of Carl and Kristen Nease … Father, Carl (’92), played men’s lacrosse at the as a senior … Member of the Student Government, Future Business Leaders of America, Naval Academy, while mother, Kristen, played soccer at Villanova … Uncle, Creighton National Honor Society, National English Honor Society, Tri-M Music Honor Society, Armstrong, was a 1992 USNA graduate. theater, and choir … Daughter of Michael and Cathleen Maloney. Year GP-GS G A Pts Sh Sh% GB DC CT Year GP-GS Min GA GAA SV Pct W L GB 2018 1-0 0 1 1 0 .000 0 0 0 2018 2-0 19:01 2 6.31 2 0.500 0 0 0 2019 8-0 1 1 2 5 .200 1 3 0 2019 4-0 18:49 4 12.75 2 0.333 0 0 1 2020 4-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 3 0 2020 2-0 29:40 10 20.22 4 0.286 0 0 2 TOTAL 13-0 1 2 3 5 .200 1 6 0 TOTAL 8-0 67:30 16 14.22 8 0.333 0 0 3
16 H www.NAVYSPORTS.com H 2021 NAVY WOMEN’S LACROSSE Midshipmen Profiles Caroline Peppard Nicole Victory Defender Attacker Senior // 5-7 Senior // 5-9 Garden City, N.Y. // Garden City 43 Issaquah, Wash. // Issaquah 44 2020 (Junior): Played in one of six games on the season, which was shortened by the Career Honors: coronavirus pandemic (COVID-19) … Saw action in Navy’s 19-12 victory on the road 2019 Patriot League All-Tournament Team against Saint Joseph’s. 2020 (Junior): Played in all six games with five starts on the season, which was 2019 (Sophomore): Played in seven games on the season … Made collegiate debut shortened by the coronavirus pandemic (COVID-19) … Tied for second on the team with against Villanova, while also seeing action against Bucknell, Lehigh, Holy Cross, Army 18 points, scoring six goals and adding 12 assists … Picked up four ground balls, while West Point, American, and Lafayette. causing three turnovers … Netted a season-high two goals against No. 8 Virginia and Saint Joseph’s, while adding scores against No. 21 Duke and Villanova … Had a season- 2018 (Freshman): Did not compete during the season. best four assists vs. Virginia, while adding three helpers against Nova … Notched a pair of assists against Saint Joseph’s and Duke … Picked up a season-high two ground balls High School / Personal: Played lacrosse, basketball, and soccer at Garden City, against UVA, while adding GB against Villanova and No. 10 Maryland … Caused two High School … Helped Garden City HS win the 2016 New York State Championships turnovers against the Cavaliers, adding a CT against Nova. in lacrosse, while leading the team to a 2015 Long Island Championship in soccer … Team captain of lacrosse team … Prepped at Blair Academy, a USNA Foundation 2019 (Sophomore): Played in 20 games, making nine starts, including eight of the School … Named All-Mid-Atlantic Prep League (2017) and All-Prep (2017) in lacrosse, final nine games of the year … Despite a slow start dealing with an illness, finished while garnering Rookie of the Year (2016) honors in soccer … Member of the National the year with 63 points on 32 goals and 31 assists with 14 ground balls, four caused Honor Society, Student-Athlete Leadership Council, and concert band … Daughter of turnovers, and one draw control … After tallying just three points (2g 1a) in the first Christopher and Elizabeth Peppard … Cousin, Becky Lynch, played lacrosse at North seven games played, posted 60 points (30g 30a) in the final 13 contests of the season, Carolina (2009-12) and was a 2012 finalist for the Tewaaraton Award. including scoring at least one goal in each game with eight multi-goal games and five hat tricks … Scored a season-high five goals at No. 23 Georgetown, while adding four Year GP-GS G A Pts Sh Sh% GB DC CT goals against Boston University and Army West Point (Patriot League Semifinals) … 2018 - Did Not Compete - Also added a pair of hat tricks in the NCAA Tournament against No. 24 High Point (3g 2019 7-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 1a) and No. 6 Virginia (3g 1a) … Had six multi-assist games, including a season high six 2020 1-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 assists against Army West Point, while adding five helpers against Holy Cross and Army TOTAL 8-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 West Point (PL Semifinals) … Had a season-high two ground balls against American, Boston University, Army West Point, and No. 24 High Point, while adding a season-best two caused turnovers against BU … Named to the Patriot League All-Tournament Team finishing the tournament with 10 points on five goals and five assists with a pair of ground balls and a draw control.
2018 (Freshman): Played in 15 of 22 games on the year, tallying 14 points on 12 goals and two assists … Posted four multi-goal games, scoring a season-best two goals against Army West Point, American, Lehigh (Patriot League Semifinals), and No. 9 Loyola (Patriot League Championship) … Also scored goals against Boston University, No. 20 John Hopkins (NCAA Tournament First Round), No. 10 Loyola (NCAA Tournament Second Round), and No. 2 Maryland (NCAA Tournament Quarterfinals) … Registered goals in the final six games of the season … Five of 12 goals scored on the season came via free-position opportunities … Notched a pair of assists in the Patriot League Tournament, chipping in a helper against Lehigh (Semifinals) and No. 9 Loyola (Championship) … Picked up three ground balls and caused a pair of turnovers … Had ground balls against Columbia, American, and Lafayette, while registering a pair of CTs against Michigan … Made collegiate debut in the second game of the season against Columbia.
High School / Personal: Lettered in lacrosse (4 years), basketball (3), and cross country (1) at Issaquah High School … Led IHS to the State Championship in 2014 Victory’s Career Statistics >>> and 2015 … Named All-American, All-Academic, team captain, and team MVP (2016, Year GP-GS G A Pts Sh Sh% GB DC CT ’17) … Member of the National Honor Society … Served as a Sunday school teacher … 2018 15-0 12 2 14 26 .462 3 0 2 Daughter of Thomas and Mary Victory. 2019 20-9 32 31 63 58 .552 14 1 4 2020 6-5 6 12 18 27 .222 4 0 3 TOTAL 41-14 50 45 95 111 .450 21 1 9
H www.NAVYSPORTS.com H 17 2021 NAVY WOMEN’S LACROSSE Midshipmen Profiles Grace Zagaja Sidney Bailey Attacker Defender Senior // 5-9 Junior // 5-7 Centerport, N.Y. // Harborfields 10 Marietta, Ga. // Sprayberry 34 2020 (Junior): Played in two of six games during the season, which was shortened by 2020 (Sophomore): Did not compete during the season, which was shortened by the the coronavirus pandemic (COVID-19) … Made appearances at Saint Joseph’s and at coronavirus pandemic (COVID-19). No. 8 Florida. 2019 (Freshman): Played in one game, making collegiate debut at home against Holy 2019 (Sophomore): Played in five games on the year … Scored first collegiate goal Cross. at Lehigh … Also saw action against Bucknell, Holy Cross, Army West Point, and Lafayette. High School / Personal: Played lacrosse with the Eagle Stix Club team … Named Defensive MVP as a senior in 2017 … Member of the Navy Junior Reserve Officers 2018 (Freshman): Played in a pair of games on the season … Made collegiate debut Training Corps (NJROTC), serving as Company Commander (CO) and Company on the road at American, while also seeing time at home against Boston University. Executive Officer (XO) … Earned Daughters of the American Revolution medal … Enjoys playing the violin … Spent the 2017-18 school year prepping at Western Reserve High School / Personal: Played lacrosse, basketball and field hockey at Harborfields Academy in Hudson, Ohio – a USNA Foundation School … Daughter of Derrick Bailey High School … Named All-American (2017), All-County (2016, ’17), and Unsung Hero and Sonya Bailey … Father, Derrick Bailey, played football at the University of Georgia. (2014, ’15) in lacrosse … Selected as team captain as a senior … In basketball, helped team to multiple League and County Championships, while earning All-Conference Year GP-GS G A Pts Sh Sh% GB DC CT (2017) and All-League (2016) accolades … Named All-Conference (2017) in field hockey 2019 1-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 … Member of the National Honor Society … Vice president of church outreach group … 2020 - Did Not Compete - Daughter of Robert and Sarah Zagaja … Brother, Henry, played football at Muhlenberg TOTAL 1-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 College, while brother, Robert, swam for the Merchant Marine Academy. Year GP-GS G A Pts Sh Sh% GB DC CT Alexis Bell 2018 2-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 2019 5-0 1 0 1 2 .500 0 0 0 Defender 2020 2-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 Junior // 5-7 TOTAL 9-0 1 0 1 2 .500 0 0 0 Johns Creek, Ga. // Northview 47 2020 (Sophomore): Played in five of Navy’s six games during the season, which was shortened by the coronavirus pandemic (COVID-19) … Competed against four nationally- ranked opponents – No. 8 Virginia, No. 21 Duke, No. 10 Maryland, and No. 8 Florida … Also saw action against Saint Joseph’s … Picked up a ground ball in Navy’s season opener against the Cavaliers.
2019 (Freshman): Played in 11 games in rookie season, making collegiate debut on the road against Villanova … Picked up four ground balls on the year, collecting a pair of GBs against American, while adding two ground balls at No. 6 Virginia in the NCAA Tournament.
High School / Personal: Lettered in lacrosse for four years at Northview High School in Duluth, Ga., while also playing club lacrosse with Air Khaos … Selected 6A All-American and Academic All-American in 2017, while being named Northview High School MVP as a senior … Member of the Will to Live Club … Daughter of Nardell and Tamara Strickland.
Year GP-GS G A Pts Sh Sh% GB DC CT 2019 11-0 0 0 0 0 .000 4 0 0 2020 4-0 0 0 0 0 .000 1 0 0 TOTAL 15-0 0 0 0 0 .000 5 0 0
18 H www.NAVYSPORTS.com H 2021 NAVY WOMEN’S LACROSSE Midshipmen Profiles High School / Personal: Lettered in lacrosse (3 years), soccer (4), and basketball (2) at Notre Dame Prep in Towson, Md. … Played club lacrosse with TLC Lacrosse … Kasey Dietzel Led team to the lacrosse State Championship in 2017, while competing in the soccer Defender championship three times (2015, ’16, ’17) … Earned lacrosse Elite 120 award in 2014 Junior // 5-10 … Spent the 2017-18 school year prepping at the Northfield Mount Hermon School in Warrington, Pa. // Central Bucks South Northfield, Mass. – a USNA Foundation School … Daughter of Martin and Carole Eby 32 … Brother, Sam, was a 2014 graduate of Navy who played one season of lacrosse for 2020 (Sophomore): Played in one game during the season, which was shortened by the Mids (2011) … Sister, Gen, was a member of the University of New Hampshire the coronavirus pandemic (COVID-19) … Appearanced in Navy’s 19-12 victory over lacrosse team (2013-14). Saint Joseph’s. Year GP-GS G A Pts Sh Sh% GB DC CT 2019 (Freshman): Played in seven games … Made collegiate debut on the road against 2019 21-19 2 1 3 3 .667 20 1 10 Villanova … Also saw time against Colgate, Bucknell, Lehigh, Holy Cross, American, 2020 6-6 0 0 0 0 .000 14 2 8 and Lafayette. TOTAL 27-25 2 1 3 3 .667 34 3 18
High School / Personal: Lettered for four years in lacrosse and field hockey at Central Bucks South … Played club lacrosse with Ultimate PA … Helped lacrosse team win Erin Finley the League Championship (2014, ’15, ’16) and the field hockey title (2014) … First Team All-League (2015, ’16, ’17, ’18), and Academic All-American (2016, ’17, ’18) Defender for lacrosse, while earning First Team All-League (2015, ’16, ’17, 18) and First Team Junior // 5-5 All-State (2018) in field hockey … National Honor Society … Daughter of Robert and Downingtown, Pa. // Villa Maria Academy 35 Kerry Dietzel … Father, Robert, played football at Delaware. 2020 (Sophomore): Did not compete during the season, which was shortened by the Year GP-GS G A Pts Sh Sh% GB DC CT coronavirus pandemic (COVID-19). 2019 7-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 2020 1-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 2019 (Freshman): Played in two games on the season … Made collegiate debut at TOTAL 8-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 home against Bucknell, while also seeing action against Holy Cross.
High School / Personal: Four-year letterwinner in lacrosse and field hockey at Villa Maria Academy in Malvern, Pa. … Led team to League, District, and State Gil Eby Championships in lacrosse as a senior, while participating in the League, District, and Midfielder // Defender State Championships in field hockey in 2014 and 2017 … Named First Team All-Main Junior // 5-9 Line, All-Daily Local, and All- All-Athletic Association of Catholic Academies (AACA) Towson, Md. // Notre Dame Prep in lacrosse as a senior … Member of the National Honor Society, Student Council, 2 Executive Council (president), and class valedictorian … Daughter of Vincent and Marie Career Honors: Finley … Mother, Marie, played tennis at Saint Joseph’s University (1984-88). Patriot League Defender of the Week (Feb. 10, 2020) Year GP-GS G A Pts Sh Sh% GB DC CT 2020 (Sophomore): Played and started all six games during the season, which was 2019 2-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 shortened by the coronavirus pandemic (COVID-19) … Led team with 14 ground balls 2020 - Did Not Compete - and eight caused turnovers … Had a game-high five ground balls against No. 8 Virginia TOTAL 2-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 and No 8 Florida, while picking up three ground balls against Villanova … Had a season- best four caused turnovers against the Cavaliers, while adding a pair of CTs against the Gators … Added a pair of draw controls, winning draws against Villanova and No. 8 Florida … Patriot League Defensive Player of the Week (Feb. 10).
2019 (Freshman): Played in 21 games, making 19 starts on defense as a freshman … Picked up 20 ground balls with 10 caused turnovers, and a draw control, while netting two goals and adding an assist for three points … Grabbed a season-best four ground balls at No. 23 Georgetown, while also picking up multiple GBs against No. 1 Boston College (2), Holy Cross (2), No. 11 Loyola (3), and No. 24 High Point (3) … Had a season- high three caused turnovers against the nationally-ranked Hoyas … Won a draw control against Boston University in the regular season finale … Scored first collegiate goal against American, while netting a goal and adding first collegiate assist for season-high two points against Lafayette … Made collegiate debut in the season opener at No. 16 Virginia, while making first collegiate start against Saint Joseph’s.
H www.NAVYSPORTS.com H 19 2021 NAVY WOMEN’S LACROSSE Midshipmen Profiles Christine Fiore Grace Loughery Midfielder // Defender Defender Junior // 6-0 Junior // 5-3 Darien, Conn. // Darien 33 Perkasie, Pa. // Pennridge 31 2020 (Sophomore): Played in three games on the season, which was shortened by the 2020 (Sophomore): Did not compete during the season, which was shortened by the coronavirus pandemic (COVID-19) … Made a pair of appearances against ranked coronavirus pandemic (COVID-19). opponents, seeing action against No. 10 Maryland and No. 8 Florida … Tallied three ground balls, three caused turnovers, and a pair of draw controls on the shortened 2019 (Freshman): Played in five games on the season … Made collegiate debut against season, recording season high GBs (3), CTs (3), and DCs (2) against the Gators. Bucknell, while also seeing action against Lehigh, Holy Cross, American, and Lafayette.
2019 (Freshman): Played in 10 games on the season, tallying three points on a goal High School / Personal: Lettered for four years in lacrosse at Pennridge High School, and two assists, while adding a ground ball and a caused turnover … Scored a season- while also earning a letter in basketball … Played club lacrosse with Ultimate PA and best two points with a pair of assists against Holy Cross … Scored first collegiate goal AAU basketball with the AAU Mojo … Named All-League and All-Intel (2014, ’15, ’16, against Lafayette … Picked up a ground ball against Army West Point, while causing ’17, ’18) … Selected as team MVP as a senior … Member of the National Honor Society a turnover against American … Made collegiate debut on the road against Villanova. and Executive Council, while serving as a volunteer at church … Daughter of Rob and Kathy Loughery … Mother, Kathy, played field hockey at the University of Maryland, High School / Personal: Four-year letterwinner in lacrosse, soccer, and basketball at while father, Rob, played football at Dickinson University. Darien High School … Played club lacrosse for CT Grizzlies … Helped Darien HS to the Fairfield County Interscholastic Athletic Conference (FCIAC) Championships (2015-18) Year GP-GS G A Pts Sh Sh% GB DC CT and the State Championship (2015-17) … Named All-County and All-State in lacrosse 2019 5-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 as a senior, while serving as team captain … Selected All-County, All-State, team MVP 2020 - Did Not Compete - (2x), and team captain (2x) in soccer, while being named team MVP (2x) and team TOTAL 5-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 captain (2x) in basketball … Member of the National Honor Society and One Love Club … Daughter of John and Lucy Fiore … Sister, Kate, is a member of the Bucknell University lacrosse team (2017-present). Katie Mackle Year GP-GS G A Pts Sh Sh% GB DC CT Defender 2019 10-0 1 2 3 7 .143 1 0 1 Junior // 5-5 2020 3-0 0 0 0 0 .000 3 2 3 New Canaan, Conn. // Greens Farm Academy 55 TOTAL 13-0 1 2 3 7 .143 4 2 4 2020 (Sophomore): Did not compete during the season, which was shortened by the coronavirus pandemic (COVID-19). Bobbie Haney 2019 (Freshman): Made an appearance in one game on the season, making collegiate Attacker debut against Holy Cross. Junior // 5-5 Woodbine, Md. // Glenelg Country School High School / Personal: Lettered for three years in lacrosse and squash at Greens 24 Farms Academy in Westport, Conn. … Played club lacrosse with CT Grizzlies … Named 2020 (Sophomore): Did not compete during the season, which was shortened by the All-Fairchester Athletic Association (FAA), Academic All-American, and team MVP as a coronavirus pandemic (COVID-19). senior in lacrosse … Selected All-FAA and team MVP in squash (2015, ’16, ’17, ’18) … Member of the Community Service Board, National Charity League, while volunteering 2019 (Freshman): Did not compete during the season. at the Waveny Care Network, serving as a math and writing tutor, and an editor of a literary magazine … Daughter of Scott and Karen Mackle … Father, Scott, played rugby High School / Personal: Three-year letterwinner in lacrosse and field hockey at at Dartmouth (1986-90), while brother, Jack, is a current member of the Dartmouth Glenelg Country High School … Won the 2015 Interscholastic Athletic Association of rugby team. Maryland (IAAM) Conference Championship … Selected lacrosse team captain as a senior, while also earning the Coaches Award … Named All-Conference (2017, ’18), Year GP-GS G A Pts Sh Sh% GB DC CT team captain (2018), team MVP (2018), and Coaches Award honoree (2018) in field 2019 1-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 hockey … Member of the National Honor Society … Daughter of Robert and Laura 2020 - Did Not Compete - Haney. TOTAL 1-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0
20 H www.NAVYSPORTS.com H 2021 NAVY WOMEN’S LACROSSE Midshipmen Profiles Reagan Roelofs Moriah Snyder Attacker // Midfielder Attacker Junior // 5-9 Junior // 5-6 Apple Valley, Minn. // Apple Valley 14 Bel Air, Md. // C. Milton Wright 22 Career Honors: 2020 (Sophomore): Played in all six games with three starts on the season, which was Patriot League Freshman of the Week (4 times) shortened by the coronavirus pandemic (COVID-19) … Finished the year with a pair of goals for two points to go along with three ground balls, a draw control, and a caused 2020 (Sophomore): Played and started in all six games on the season, which was turnover … Netted a pair of goals in the season opener against No. 8 Virginia … Picked shortened by the coronavirus pandemic (COVID-19) … Finished the shortened season up ground balls against Saint Joseph’s, No. 21 Duke, and Villanova … Won a draw with 13 points on 12 goals and an assist … Recorded 27 draw controls with six ground control against Virginia, while causing a turnover against Saint Joseph’s. balls and a pair of caused turnovers … Scored at least one goal in five of six games, including multiple scores in four games, including a pair of hat tricks … Scored a season- 2019 (Freshman): Played in 20 games on the season, making nine starts as a freshman high four goals against No. 21 Duke, while also notching a hat trick at No. 8 Florida … … Recorded 16 points on the year, scoring 13 goals with three assists with eight Tallied two goals against Saint Joseph’s and Villanova … Won a season-high 12 draw ground balls and four caused turnovers … Seven of 13 goals came on free-position controls at Saint Joseph’s … Picked up a pair of ground balls against Saint Joseph’s, opportunities, finishing the year 7-for-10 … Recorded goals in eight games with multiple No. 21 Duke, and No. 10 Maryland … Caused turnovers against SJU and Maryland. scores in four contests … Netted a season-high three goals (first collegiate hat trick) against Bucknell, while adding a pair of scores against Villanova, American, and Army 2019 (Freshman): Played and started all 21 games of the season, focusing primarily on West Point (Patriot League Semifinals) … Registered assists against Villanova, No. 11 the draw controls … Finished the year with 146 draw controls, marking the second time Florida, and Brown … Had a season-high three ground balls at Villanova, while adding a in program history a freshman recorded 100 or more draws in a season … Surpassed season-best two caused turnovers against Nova and Lehigh. the freshman record (118) set by Loren Generi (2012-15) in 2012 … Won at least one draw in 20 of 21 games with multiple draws in 18 games … Notched double-digit draw High School / Personal: Lettered in lacrosse (4 years), basketball (4), and cross controls in five games – Brown (11), Holy Cross (10), Army West Point (11), Lafayette country (1) at C. Milton Wright High School in Bel Air, Md. … Played club lacrosse (14), and Army West Point (18 – Patriot League Semifinals) … Recorded 35 points on with Sky Walkers … Regional Champion in lacrosse (2016, ’17) and basketball (2018) the season with 24 goals and 11 assists with adding 13 ground balls and five caused … Named First Team All-County (2016, ’17, ’18), Baltimore Stix Star (2017) and turnovers … Tallied five hat tricks on the year with three goals against Brown, Colgate, Preseason Player to Watch (2017, ’18) in lacrosse … Selected All-County (2017, ’18) Lehigh, and No. 24 High Point, while recording a season-high four scores against Holy and Preseason Player to Watch (2017, ’18) in basketball … Member of the National Cross … Had a season-best two assists against American and No. 24 High Point (NCAA Honor Society, Student Council, Best Buddies, and Stand Up for Autism … Honor Roll Tournament) … Picked up a season-high three ground balls against Colgate, while student, earning the Minds in Motion Award (2014-18) … Daughter of Robert and adding two GB against Lehigh … Caused a season-best two turnovers at Colgate … Jennifer Snyder … Sister, Jordan, was a 2015 graduate of the Naval Academy who Named Patriot League Rookie of the Week four times – Feb. 25, March 11, March 18, played one season of lacrosse for the Midshipmen (2012). and April 15. Year GP-GS G A Pts Sh Sh% GB DC CT High School / Personal: Lettered in lacrosse (6 years), ice hockey (4), and cross 2019 20-9 13 3 16 37 .351 8 0 4 country skiing (2) at Apple Valley High School in Apple Valley, Minn. … Named All- 2020 6-3 2 0 2 7 .286 3 1 1 American (2016, ’17, ’18), All-State (2014, ’16, ’17, ’18), All-Conference (2014, ’16) … TOTAL 26-12 15 3 18 44 .341 11 1 5 Selected Ms. Lacrosse as a senior … Member of the National Honor Society and Student Council … Recipient of the Athena Award … Daughter of Mike and Kimberly Roelofs.
Year GP-GS G A Pts Sh Sh% GB DC CT 2019 21-21 24 11 35 52 .462 13 146 5 2020 6-6 12 1 13 20 .600 6 27 2 TOTAL 27-27 36 12 48 72 .500 19 173 7
H www.NAVYSPORTS.com H 21 2021 NAVY WOMEN’S LACROSSE Midshipmen Profiles High School / Personal: Lettered for four years at Carondelet High School in Alamo, Calif. … Named captain as a senior and selected as team MVP twice (2017, ’18) … Jade Torres Awarded East Bay Athletic League MVP (2018), All-League (2017, ’18) and Honorable Attacker Mention (2016) … Two-time U.S. Lacrosse All-American (2017, ’18) and Adrenaline Junior // 5-5 West All-American (2018) … CIF Scholar Athlete (2015, ‘16, ‘17, ‘18) … Played club Prince Frederick, Md. // The Calverton School lacrosse with Tenacity Elite Bay Area, while also competing with the NorCal Lacrosse 4 High School National Team (2015, ’17) … Lifetime member of California Scholastic 2020 (Sophomore): Did not compete during the season, which was shortened by the Federation … Daughter of Christian and Gale Young … Grandfather, David William coronavirus pandemic (COVID-19). Young, graduated from the Naval Academy.
2019 (Freshman): Made appearances in a pair of games on the season … Made Year GP-GS Min GA GAA SV Pct W L GB collegiate debut against Army West Point, while also seeing time against American. 2019 15-0 165:16 23 8.35 20 0.465 1 0 4 2020 6-6 331:06 76 13.77 64 0.457 2 4 6 High School / Personal: Lettered at the Calverton School in lacrosse, basketball, TOTAL 21-6 496:22 99 11.97 84 0.459 3 4 10 and field hockey … Helped guide the lacrosse team to two league titles (2014, ‘16) … Named First Team All-League (2015, ’16, ’17) and League MVP (2016) … Selected First Team All-County (2016, ’17) … Lacrosse and basketball team captain (2016, ’17) Maggie Aumiller … Member of the National Honor Society, Honor Council, and Special Olympics Club, while serving as a class officer … Spent the 2017-18 school year prepping at Blair Attacker Academy in Blairstown, N.J. – a USNA Foundation School, earning N.J. Prep All-State Sophomore // 5-10 and All-League First Team honors in lacrosse … Daughter of Carlos and Michelle Torres Crownsville, Md. // St. Mary’s 8 … Sister, Jo (’24), is also a member of the Navy women’s lacrosse team. 2020 (Freshman): Played in one game on the season, which was shortened by the Year GP-GS G A Pts Sh Sh% GB DC CT coronavirus pandemic (COVID-19) … Made collegiate debut on the road against Saint 2019 2-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 Joseph’s. 2020 - Did Not Compete - TOTAL 2-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 High School / Personal: Lettered in lacrosse (4 years) and basketball (4) at St. Mary’s High School in Annapolis, Md. … Earned the McCormick Unsung Hero Award in lacrosse as a senior … Finished as one of Anne Arundel County’s top scoring leaders (2018, ’19) … Named team captain for lacrosse (2019) and basketball (2019) … Member of the Abbi Young National Honor Society, Student Council (class representative 2018-19), and Interact Goalkeeper Club (secretary) … Principal Honor Roll (2015-19) … Daughter of David and Erin Aumiller Junior // 5-6 … Has an older brother, Brendan … Father, David, played golf and baseball at Mount Alamo, Calif. // Carondelet 41 St. Mary’s. 2020 (Sophomore): Played and started all six games on the season, which was Year GP-GS G A Pts Sh Sh% GB DC CT shortened by the coronavirus pandemic (COVID-19) … Registered 331:06 minutes 2020 1-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 between the pipes with 64 saves … Notched a 13.77 goals against average with a .457 Total 1-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 save percentage … Recorded double-digit saves in four games with a season-high 16 stops against Villanova … Also posted double-digit saves against Saint Joseph’s (12 saves), No. 21 Duke (10), and No. 10 Maryland (15) … Opened the year with eight saves Gina Barbera against No. 8 Virginia … Averaged 10.67 saves per game … In addition, added six ground balls and a pair of caused turnovers … Had a season-high three ground balls at Attacker Saint Joseph’s, while adding a pair of GB at No. 10 Maryland … Caused turnovers Sophomore // 5-5 against No. 21 Duke and No. 10 Maryland. Ronkonkoma, N.Y. // Connetquot 15 2019 (Freshman): Played in 15 games on the season, recording 20 saves, four ground 2020 (Freshman): Did not compete during the season, which was shortened by the balls, and three caused turnovers … Logged 165:16 minutes at goal, surrendering 23 coronavirus pandemic (COVID-19). goals for a 8.35 goals against average and a .465 save percentage … Notched eight games with at least one save, including seven appearances with multiple stops … Had High School / Personal: Lettered in lacrosse (6 years) and field hockey (4) at a season-high five stops against American, while notching four saves against No. 11 Connetquot High School in Bohemia, N.Y. … Named All-County three times in lacrosse … Florida … Picked up first collegiate victory against the nationally-ranked Gators working Selected as team MVP (two times) and team captain (two times) for lacrosse … Earned 15:49 minutes, allowing three goals and notching four saves in Navy’s 14-13 come- All-Division distinction in field hockey twice … Played club lacrosse with the Long Island from-behind win … Played in double-digit minutes in eight games during the season Yellow Jackets … Member of National Honor Society, Athletes Helping Athletes, and … Notched a season-high 23:53 minutes against No. 11 Loyola in the Patriot League Student Government … Daughter of Christopher and Nancy Barbera … Has an older Championship … Picked up a season-high two ground balls at Lehigh, adding GB against brother, Nicholas, and a twin brother, Michael. Brown and American … Caused turnovers vs. Brown, Colgate, and Lehigh.
22 H www.NAVYSPORTS.com H 2021 NAVY WOMEN’S LACROSSE Midshipmen Profiles Erin Carson Athena Corroon Defender Midfielder Sophomore // 5-9 Sophomore // 5-8 New Albany, Ohio // New Albany 30 Greenwich, Conn. // Sacred Heart Greenwich 17 2020 (Freshman): Played and started all six games during the season, which was 2020 (Freshman): One of two freshmen to play in every game during the season, which shortened by the coronavirus pandemic (COVID-19) … Only freshman to start every was shortened by the coronavirus pandemic (COVID-19) … Made four starts on the year game on the year, and one of two freshmen to play in all six contests … Finished the … Tallied five ground balls and a caused turnover during the shortened season … shortened season with four ground balls, two caused turnovers, and a draw control … Recorded a season-best three ground balls on the road against Saint Joseph’s, while Picked up two ground balls against No. 21 Duke and Villanova, while adding a draw picking up ground balls against No. 21 Duke and No. 8 Florida … Caused first collegiate against the Wildcats … In addition, caused a turnover against Nova … Made collegiate turnover in a 16-15 victory over the nationally-ranked Blue Devils … Made collegiate debut with a start in the season opener against No. 8 Virginia. debut with a start in the season opener against No. 8 Virginia.
High School / Personal: Lettered in lacrosse (4 years) and soccer (4) at New Albany High School / Personal: Lettered in lacrosse (4 years) and soccer (3) at Sacred High School in New Albany, Ohio … Finished as State Championship Runner-Up in Heart Greenwich in Greenwich, Conn. … Led the Tigers to the 2017, 2018, and 2019 lacrosse in 2018 and 2019 … Earned First Team All-State (2018) and First Team All- Fairchester Athletic Association (FAA) Championship … Selected All-League four times Ohio Capital Conference (OCC) (2016, ’17, ’18, ’19), while garnering Academic All-Ohio (2016, ’17, ’18, ’19) … Earned US Lacrosse All-American accolades (2019) … Earned (2016, ’17, ’18, ’19) … Named team captain for lacrosse (2018, ’19) and soccer (2018, Under Armour All-American New England Highlight Team (2017) and Under Armour ’19) … Played club lacrosse with Midwestern Force Lax … Member of the Key Club, All-American CONNY Highlight Team (2018) … Member of the Connecticut National Environmental Club (secretary), Science Olympiad, Ohio Model United Nations (OMUN), Team 1 (2016, ‘17, ’18) … Selected to the WPLL Futures New England Team (2018) and Orchestra … Volunteer at Safety Town … Daughter of Bryan and Lisa Carson … … Named team captain for lacrosse (2019) and soccer (2018) … Played club lacrosse Father, Bryan, played football at Dickinson College. with Connecticut Grizzlies … Member of the Student Council Green Team (captain) … Daughter of Ken Tracy Corroon … Father, Ken, played basketball at Oklahoma State. Year GP-GS G A Pts Sh Sh% GB DC CT 2020 6-6 0 0 0 0 .000 4 1 2 Year GP-GS G A Pts Sh Sh% GB DC CT Total 6-6 0 0 0 0 .000 4 1 2 2020 6-4 0 0 0 0 .000 5 0 1 Total 6-4 0 0 0 0 .000 5 0 1 Maggie Cleary Casey Feinstein Midfielder Sophomore // 5-5 Defender Dunwoody, Ga. // St. Pius X 6 Sophomore // 5-4 Reisterstown, Md. // Roland Park Country School 2020 (Freshman): Did not compete during the season, which was shortened by the 19 coronavirus pandemic (COVID-19). 2020 (Freshman): Did not compete during the season, which was shortened by the coronavirus pandemic (COVID-19). High School / Personal: Lettered in lacrosse and basketball at St. Pius X Catholic High School in Atlanta, Ga. … Helped team to Regional Championship as a senior … Earned High School / Personal: Competed in lacrosse, soccer and indoor track and field at All-State accolades in 2014, 2015, and 2017 … Selected as team MVP in 2015 and Roland Park Country School in Baltimore, Md. … Selected as team captain for lacrosse 2017 … Named team captain as a senior in 2017 … Played club lacrosse with Eagle as a senior (2019) … Also participates in strongman and powerlifting competitions … STX … Spent the 2017-18 academic year at the Peddie School in Hightstown, N.J., Earned Maryland’s Strongest Woman (teen) in the 2017 Strongman competition, while which is a Naval Academy Foundation school … Attended Georgia State University in setting state records in the squat, bench press, and deadlift in powerlifting (2014- hometown of Atlanta during the 2018-19 academic year … Daughter of Charles and 19) … President of Young Conservatives, while also serving as Athletic Association Cheryl Cleary … Uncle, Jeff Cleary, attended the Naval Academy. Representative … Member of the Arabic Honor Society and Cum Laude Society … Daughter of Edward and Aylene Feinstein.
H www.NAVYSPORTS.com H 23 2021 NAVY WOMEN’S LACROSSE Midshipmen Profiles Zayda Fredericks Gabby Lavin Midfielder Midfielder Sophomore // 5-4 Sophomore // 5-7 Sarasota, Fla. // IMG Academy 11 Gambrills, Md. // Arundel 12 2020 (Freshman): Did not competed during the season, which was shortened by the 2020 (Freshman): Played in a pair of games on the season, which was shortened by coronavirus pandemic (COVID-19). the coronavirus pandemic (COVID-19) … Made collegiate debut on the road at Saint Joseph’s, while also seeing action at No. 8 Florida. High School / Personal: Competed in lacrosse at IMG Academy in Bradenton, Fla. … Lettered for four years in lacrosse … Earned All-American at the Brine All-America High School / Personal: Lettered in lacrosse (4 years) and soccer at Arundel High Games (2016-17) … Competed in swimming for two years at Riverview High School … School in Gambrills, Md. … Earned All-County accolades in lacrosse in 2017 (second Graduated with high honors … Member of the Student-Athlete Advisory Council (vice team), 2018 (first team), and 2019 (first team) … Named lacrosse team captain (2017- president) … Avid traveler as a student ambassador visiting every continent except 19) … Member of the National Honor Society, National Math Honor Society, National Antarctica … Daughter of Stacey Fredricks … Mother, Stacey, played field hockey at Social Studies Honor Society, Athletic Leadership Council, and Student Council (class VCU. president) … Daughter of Joseph and Leona Lavin … Sister, McKensey Lavin (‘20), is a member of the Shenandoah University women’s lacrosse team. Eloise Gebert Year GP-GS G A Pts Sh Sh% GB DC CT 2020 2-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 Midfielder // Defender Total 2-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 Sophomore // 5-8 Pottstown, Pa. // Owen J. Roberts 3 Charlotte Ryan 2020 (Freshman): Competed in three games with one start during freshman season, which was shortened by the coronavirus pandemic (COVID-19) … Made collegiate debut Midfielder at home against Villanova, while earning first collegiate start on the road at No. 10 Sophomore // 5-8 Maryland … Also saw action at No. 8 Florida … Recorded first collegiate caused Tully, N.Y. // LaFayette Jr./Sr. turnover against the Terps. 39 2020 (Freshman): Did not compete during the season, which was shortened by the High School / Personal: Lettered in lacrosse (4 years) and field hockey (3) at Owen J. coronavirus pandemic (COVID-19). Roberts High School in Pottstown, Pa. … Led the Wildcats to the League Championship in lacrosse (2016, ’17, ’18, ’19), while helping the field hockey team to League High School / Personal: Lettered in lacrosse (5 years), soccer (4), and basketball at Championships in 2015, ’16, and, ’18 with a District Championship in 2018 … Earned LaFayette Jr./Sr. High School in Lafayette, N.Y. … Earned All-American accolades as a All-American accolades in lacrosse in 2019, while receiving Academic All-American senior (2019), while taking home First Team All-League distinction all four years of high distinction in 2018 and 2019 … Tabbed League MVP in 2019 … Played club lacrosse school (2016, ’17, ’18, ’19) … Received Academic All-American honors for lacrosse in with Phantastix … Member of the National Honor Society, National Art Honor Society, 2018 and 2019 … Named First Team All-League for basketball (2017, ’18, ’19) and and Leo Club … Daughter of Paul and Margie Gebert … Has an older sister Maddie soccer (2017, ’19) … Played club lacrosse for the Salt City Snipers … Member of the Gebert. National Honor Society, Student Council (class president), Vocal Ensemble, Jazz Band, Yearbook, and Tech Institute … Daughter of Anderson Ryan and Ellen Tapley … Has Year GP-GS G A Pts Sh Sh% GB DC CT a younger sister, Evelyn Ryan, and a younger brother, Benjamin Ryan … Mother, Ellen 2020 3-1 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 1 Tapley, played lacrosse at Union College … Great grandfather, Charles Donald Brown, Total 3-1 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 1 was USNA Class of 1938, while great uncle, Robbins Brown, was USNA Class of 1965.
24 H www.NAVYSPORTS.com H 2021 NAVY WOMEN’S LACROSSE Midshipmen Profiles Emily Armero Alex Foreman Defender Defender Freshman // 5-6 Freshman // 5-10 Pasadena, Md. // McDonogh School 18 Bow Mar, Colo. // Colorado Academy 37 High School / Personal: Lettered in lacrosse (3 years), soccer (4), and swimming (2) High School / Personal: Three-sport athlete at Colorado Academy in Denver, playing at McDonogh School in Owings Mills, Md. … IAAM A Conference Champions in lacrosse lacrosse (four years), field hockey (2), and swimming (1) … Helped lead the Mustangs (2019), soccer (2017, ‘18, ’19), and swimming (2019, ’20) … Team captain of soccer to the 2017, ’18, ’19 State Championships in lacrosse, while claiming the field hockey team in 2019 … SGA Co-President for Service (2019, ‘20), Archdiocese of Baltimore - title in 2019 … Member of the National Field Hockey Academic Squad in 2018 and High School Leadership Institute “HI-LI” (2018) … Archdiocese of Baltimore - 2019, while earning “Hardest Hit” for field hockey in 2019 … Member of the Model UN, Archdiocesan Youth Advisory Council Representative (2018, ‘19), Our Lady of the serving as president in 2019-20 … National Center for Women and Information Chesapeake, Vacation Bible School- Jr. Counselor (2015-20), Our Daily Bread Volunteer Technology (NCWIT) Award (2019), AP Scholar Award (2019, 2020), and United (2013-20), St. Vincent De Paul Society Volunteer (2013-20), and Altar Server (2010- States International Duo Piano Competition Finalist (2018) … Daughter of Steve and 18) … Daughter of Rodney and Tina Armero … Brother, Nick, played soccer at Arcadia Yama Foreman … Father, Steve, was a member of the crew team at the University of University. Pennsylvania (1987-90), while mother, Yama, was a member of the swimming and diving team at Duke (1987-90). Lindsay Beardmore Katie Golbranson Attacker Freshman // 5-3 Defender // Midfielder Annapolis, Md. // Archbishop Spalding 7 Freshman // 5-6 Newport Beach, Calif. // JSerra Catholic High School / Personal: Lettered in lacrosse (4 years) and field hockey (4) at 29 Archbishop Spalding in Severn, Md. … Earned the C. Markland Kelly Award as a senior High School / Personal: Member of the lacrosse team at JSerra Catholic High School … Named team captain as a senior … Helped Spalding to a IAAM Championship runner- in San Juan Capistrano, Calif. … Played club lacrosse with ACES Lacrosse … Member up finish in field hockey … National Field Hockey Coaches Association High School of Student Council and Crosswalk Ministry, while serving as a Bible School volunteer National Academic Squad and Achieved Scholar of Distinction for field hockey … and lector at church … Daughter of Len and Carol Golbranson … Has two older sisters, Member of the National Honor Society, Spanish Honor Society, Best Buddies, Women’s Megan Burke and Monica Golbranson … Brother, Matt, played soccer at Santa Clara Reach Out Leadership Group, Leukemia and Lymphoma Society Student of the Year University; brother, Jack, played baseball for Puget Sound; and brother, Mark, plays Campaign, and Giving Back Linda’s Legacy … Daughter of Bruce and Melissa Beardmore baseball at Benedictine College … Cousin, Molly Hagan, played lacrosse at the … Cousin, Jim Beardmore, played lacrosse at the University of Maryland (1985-87) … University of Notre Dame, while cousin, Peter Hagan, played lacrosse at the University Great uncle, Clayton “Bud” Beardmore, was the lacrosse coach at the University of of Utah … Cousin, Kevin Gates, was a member of the Georgetown baseball team. Maryland (1970-80) and is a member of the National Lacrosse Hall of Fame and UMD Hall of Fame. Kate Hartnett Leelee Denton Attacker Freshman // 5-6 Midfielder Wayne, Pa. // Radnor 50 Freshman // 5-9 Nashville, Tenn. // Harpeth Hall High School / Personal: Lettered in lacrosse (3 years), soccer (1), and swimming (1) 40 at Radnor High School in Wayne Pa. … Led Radnor to the District I Championship (2017, High School / Personal: Lettered in lacrosse (5 years), basketball (2), and cross ’19), District Finals (2018), State Semifinals (2018), PIAA State Championship (2017), country (2) at Harpeth Hall High School in Nashville, Tenn. … Named All-Region, All- and League Championship (2017) … Selected to the PASA All-Academic team in 2019 State, and All-American in 2017, ’18, and ’19 … Selected All-Academic (2019, ’20) … … Student Ambassador and member of Note in a Tote Club, Students Helping Students, Earned Jackie Pitts Player of the Year Award as a senior … Named team captain (2018, Best Buddies, Thirst Project, and Raising for Rwanda … Daughter of Kevin and ’19, ’20) … Co-president of Kids for Kids Club at Vanderbilt Children’s Hospital … Sports Alexandra Hartnett … Mother, Alexandra, played volleyball (1982-86) and softball editor for the high school newspaper … Member of the Act Now Volunteer Club and (1982-84) at Villanova … Sister, Sasha (2012-15) and brother, Kevin (2012-16) swam Badminton Club … Played club lacrosse with Skywalkers and Eaglestix … Daughter of at Gettysburg … Cousin, Martin Francis Gallagher (’11) attended the Naval Academy. James and Liesl Denton … Father, James, played football at SMU.
H www.NAVYSPORTS.com H 25 2021 NAVY WOMEN’S LACROSSE Midshipmen Profiles Alex Mueller Caroline Stefans Attacker Midfielder // Defender Freshman // 5-8 Freshman // 5-7 Kirkland, Wash. // Lake Washington 51 Coral Springs, Fla. // St. Thomas Aquinas 5 High School / Personal: Lettered in lacrosse (4 years), soccer (4), and basketball (1) High School / Personal: Four-year letterwinner at St. Thomas Aquinas High School in at Lake Washington High School in Kirkland Wash. … Earned All-Conference and All- Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. … Earned US Lacrosse All-American (2018), Miami Herald All-Region State in lacrosse in 2018 and 2019 … Selected team captain for lacrosse (2019, ’20) (2017, ’18), and Sun Sentinel All-County (2018) … Played club lacrosse with Florida and soccer (2018, ’19) … Helped Lake Washington soccer team to the State Select … Member of the National Honor Society, SOS Children’s Village USA, and Championship and League Championship as a senior … Named League Defensive MVP SummerQuest … Daughter of Robert and Lisa Stefans … Grand uncle Harold Amerau Jr. and All-State as a senior in soccer … Member of Young Life … Daughter of Brian and (’65) and cousins Britney Harris (’10) and Colin Amerau (’15) each attended the Naval Jennifer Mueller … Father, Brian, played soccer for two years at the University of Academy. Richmond. Isabelle Thornburg Annie Newton Midfielder Attacker // Midfielder Freshman // 5-8 Freshman // 5-6 Alexandria, Va. // Bishop Ireton 1 McLean, Va. // The Madeira School 28 High School / Personal: Lettered in lacrosse (4 years), cross country (1), and soccer High School / Personal: Lettered in lacrosse (4 years), basketball (4), and soccer (3) (1) at Bishop Ireton High School in Alexandria, Va. … Helped Bishop Ireton to the at the Madeira School in McLean, Va. … Team captain for lacrosse (2019, ’20), Washington Catholic Athletic Conference Championship (2017, ’18, ’19) and the basketball (2019), and soccer (2019) … Earned the Kitty Stearns Buckman (Madeira Virginia Independent Schools Athletic Association Championship (2017, ’18) … Earned ‘44) Award, which is presented annually to the Madeira student who has made an All- Washington Catholic Athletic Conference (2018, ’19) and Second Team Virginia outstanding contribution to Madeira’s varsity athletic program, possessing superb Independent Schools Athletic Association All-Conference (2019) … Named to the Under athletic skills, exemplary leadership qualities, a strong school spirit, and places great Armour All-American DC Highlight Team (2017) and Under Armour All-American DC value on sportsmanship in athletics … Honorable Mention All-Nova in basketball (2018, Command Team (2018) … Member of the National Honor Society, First Honors, and ’19, ’20) … Senior Co-Class President … Played club lacrosse with Virginia Metro … Beta Club … Daughter of Michael and Ines Thornburg. Interned in the office of Senator Patrick Leahy (Vt.) for five weeks as a junior, while interning for Special Olympics in Washington, D.C. as a sophomore … Daughter of Robert and Beth Ann Newton … Father, Robert, was a member of the sailing team at Jo Torres the Coast Guard Academy, while mother, Beth Ann, played tennis (1985) and lacrosse (1983) at Sweet Briar College … Cousins James Ask (’04) and Megan DeLage Dupiax Goalkeeper (’17) attended the Naval Academy. Freshman // 5-7 Prince Frederick, Md. // St. Mary’s 25 Sarah Richardson High School / Personal: Lettered in lacrosse, soccer, and volleyball at St. Mary’s High School in Annapolis, after transferring from the Calverton School in 2018 … Lettered in Defender lacrosse, volleyball, and basketball at the Calverton School … Earned Second Team Freshman // 5-8 All-Anne Arundel County for lacrosse (2019) while attending St Mary’s High School … Sarasota, N.Y. // The Albany Academies Named team captain for lacrosse (2020), however, did not compete during the 2020 45 season due to COVID-19 … Named First Team All-League with the Capital Area High School / Personal: Lettered in lacrosse (5 years), basketball (4), and soccer (4) Lacrosse League (2017, ’18) … Chosen lacrosse team MVP (2018) … Selected to the at The Albany Academies in Albany, N.Y. … Named First Team Colonial Council (2016, Under Armour All-America Underclass Command team in 2017 for the Washington D.C. ’17, ’18, ’19) … Led Albany Academies in scoring in 2019 … Selected team captain as region and in 2019 for the championship-winning Baltimore Highlight team … Member a senior … Earned Second Team Colonial Council (2018, ’19) in soccer … Scholar- of the Science National Honor Society … Daughter of Carlos and Michelle Torres … Athlete Award for basketball (2018), while also serving as team captain for two years Sister, Jade (’22) is also a member of the Navy’s women’s lacrosse team. … Spent the 2019-20 school year prepping at Blair Academy in Blairstown, N.J. – a USNA Foundation School, participating in lacrosse, basketball, and soccer … Won the New Jersey State Championship in 2020 … Daughter of Todd and Christine Richardson … Brother, Carter (’19), played lacrosse at Colorado College, while brother, Luke (’21), plays lacrosse at Elmhurst College.
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• The Naval Academy Athletic Association announced its • Senior Kelly Larkin finished her Navy career as the • As a team, Navy was picked second in the 2020 major athletic award winners and Kelly Larkin from school and Patriot League record holder in points and Patriot League Preseason Poll in a vote cast by the the women’s lacrosse team was named the winner of assists, while ranking fourth in school history in goals league’s coaches and sports information directors. the Vice Admiral Lawrence Sword for Women, which is scored. The senior tallied 376 total points on 199 Loyola secured 16 of the 20 first-place votes (eligible presented to that woman of the graduating class who goals and 177 assists. The Alexandria, Va. native for only 18 due to not being able to vote for your own is considered by the Association’s Athletic Council to ranked first in the Navy record books in assists per team) and amassed 160 points to top the poll. Navy have personally excelled in women’s athletics during game (2.56 per game), while ranking second with 5.22 accounted for the remaining four first-place votes and her years of varsity competition. points per game and 2.76 goals per game. Larkin played totaled 148 points to finish second in the balloting. and started in all 72 games in her career and was on • Recent graduates Sydney Fortson (women’s soccer) pace to break the school record in both categories. • Seniors Kelly Larkin and Annalise Heyward and Kelly Larkin (women’s lacrosse) were announced claimed top accolades as the Patriot League officially as the United States Naval Academy’s nominees • Nationally, senior Kelly Larkin was on pace to announced its preseason All-Conference selections. for the 2020 NCAA Woman of the Year Award. As become the fourth player in NCAA history to score 400 Larkin was named Preseason Offensive Player of four-year Midshipmen student-athletes, Fortson and or more points, while also becoming the third player the Year, while Heyward was tabbed Preseason Larkin succeeded both on and off their respective in the NCAA record books with 200 or more assists. Defensive Player of the Year. In addition to Larkin and fields of play. The NCAA Woman of the Year Award When the season was cut short, Larkin was on pace Heyward, senior Kayla Harris was also selected to celebrated its 30th Anniversary in 2020. The award to score 100 points on the year, which would have the preseason team. The 2020 Preseason All-Patriot recognizes graduating female college athletes who made her the first player in NCAA history to record League Team was unveiled and the 16-woman team have exhausted their eligibility and distinguished four 100-point seasons. was made up of seven seniors, seven juniors, and two themselves in academics, athletics, service and sophomores. leadership throughout their collegiate careers. • The initial Tewaaraton Award Watch List was announced on Thursday, Feb. 13 and senior Kelly • Navy women’s lacrosse team withstood a second- • Navy finished the season 2-4 overall in a season Larkin was named to the list. The lists include the half rally by No. 21 Duke to hold on for a 16-15 shortened by the COVID-19 pandemic. The season top players across all three divisions of NCAA lacrosse victory at Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium. The concluded prior to the Patriot League season. and highlight the early contenders for the Tewaaraton Midshipmen led 14-6, but seven straight goals by Award. It was the third consecutive season that Larkin the potent Blue Devil offense closed the gap to one. • The Midshipmen finished the 2020 season ranked #21 has been named to the Tewaaraton Award Watch Navy pushed the advantage to three goals late before according to the IWLCA Coaches Poll. The Mids have List (2018, ‘19, ‘20). Last season, Larkin advanced holding on for the one-goal win for a victory over a been ranked nationally for 38 consecutive weeks, past the initial cut to become a Tewaaraton Award ranked opponent. dating back to the final poll of the 2017 season. This Nominee (Top 25). season, Navy started the season ranked in all three • Former women’s lacrosse athlete Lindsay (Rheiner) preseason polls. The Mids started the year ranked No. • Senior Kelly Larkin finished ranked fourth in school Carrick (‘15) clocked a time of 2:43.43 in the Military 15 according to the IWLCA, while coming in at No. history with 199 career goals – tied with Erin World Games marathon in Wuhan, China to qualify for 17 and No. 16 per Inside Lacrosse and US Lacrosse Rawlick (2008-10). The senior is one of 13 players the Olympic Marathon Trials. Magazine, respectively. in Navy history to amass 100 or more career goals. Larkin finished 25 goals shy of tying Jenna Collins • In January, Kate Herren (‘12) was presented the • Senior Kelly Larkin was named Honorable Mention (2015-18) for the all-time school record in goals scored award of 2019 Marine Corps Female Athlete of the All-American by Inside Lacrosse, as announced on when the season concluded. Senior Kayla Harris fell Year by the Commandant of the Marine Corps at the Tuesday morning. With the honor, Larkin becomes a four goals shy of becoming the 14th player with 100 organization’s Combined Awards Ceremony on Jan. 22 four-time All-American according to Inside Lacrosse. or more goals. She tied for 14th in Navy history with at the Marine Corps Base Quantico, Va. The Marine As a sophomore and junior, Larkin was named Second Caitlin Mandrin Hill (2008-11) with 96. Corps Athlete of the Year is awarded to one male and Team All-American by the publication, while earning one female active duty Marine each year. The winners honorable mention honors as a freshman. In addition, • Senior Kayla Harris finished her career ranked fifth are chosen based on their athletic skills and how well Larkin was named the 2017 IL Division I Rookie of the all-time in Navy’s career draws list. She has 214 and they embody Marine Corps values. A two-sport athlete Year. is the fifth player in program history with 200 or during her time at the United States Naval Academy, more draws. In addition, Harris ranked fifth in draw Herren was a member of both the women’s soccer and • Navy players recorded a pair of Patriot League weekly controls per game with 3.10. Sophomore Reagan women’s lacrosse teams. awards on the year. Senior Kelly Larkin earned Roelofs ranks sixth with 173 draws in just over a Patriot League Attacker of the Week on Feb. 17, while year of competition. She is 41 draws back of Harris • Following the season, Navy head women’s lacrosse sophomore Gil Eby earned Defender of the Week on for fifth. Senior Annalise Heyward is also a member coach Cindy Timchal announced that she promoted Feb. 10. of the 100-draw club. Heyward ranked ninth with 127 Kelly Devlin to Associate Head Coach. In addition, draws. Megan Taylor, who served as a volunteer assistant • Senior Kelly Larkin led the team in points, goals, and for Navy in 2020, was promoted to a full-time assists in a shortened season. She tallied 30 points on • Navy women’s lacrosse senior attacker Kelly Larkin assistant. Devlin began her coaching career working 14 goals, and 16 assists in six games. The attacker was selected No. 31 among Inside Lacrosse’s Top 50 with the Mids’ goalies and now focuses on the tallied a team-best 17 points on eight goals and nine Players in College Lacrosse list. The list features both offensive attack, while Taylor will work with the assists in four games against ranked opponents. men and women and was selected among all Division I defense and goalkeepers. lacrosse athletes.
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GAME-BY-GAME RESULTS TEAM STATISTICS NAVY OPP Date Opponent Score Overall Conf Attend Goalie Site SHOT STATISTICS Feb 08 #8 VIRGINIA L, 13-14 (ot) 0-1-0 0-0-0 344 Young, Abbi (0-1) Annapolis, Md. Goals-Shot attempts 73-172 86-197 Feb 12 at Saint Joseph’s W, 19-12 1-1-0 0-0-0 452 Young, Abbi (1-1) Philadelphia, Pa. Goals scored per game 12.17 14.33 Feb 16 #21 DUKE W, 16-15 2-1-0 0-0-0 407 Young, Abbi (2-1) Annapolis, Md. Shot pct. .424 .437 Feb 22 VILLANOVA L, 9-12 2-2-0 0-0-0 450 Young, Abbi (2-2) Annapolis, Md. Shots on goal-Attempts 128-172 154-197 Mar 04 at #10 Maryland L, 7-16 2-3-0 0-0-0 631 Young, Abbi (2-3) College Park, Md. SOG pct. .744 .782 Mar 10 at #8 Florida L, 9-17 2-4-0 0-0-0 378 Young, Abbi (2-4) Gainesville, Fla Shots/Game 28.7 32.8 Mar 14 at Bucknell • ,Canceled 2-4-0 0-0-0 ––– ––– (–-–) Lewisburg, Pa. Assists 41 33 Mar 18 Mount St. Mary’s ,Canceled 2-4-0 0-0-0 ––– ––– (–-–) Annapolis, Md. Free position Made-Att 12-34 13-34 Mar 21 at Lehigh • ,Canceled 2-4-0 0-0-0 ––– ––– (–-–) Bethlehem, Pa. Free position pct. .353 .382 Mar 25 LAFAYETTE • ,Canceled 2-4-0 0-0-0 ––– ––– (–-–) Annapolis, Md. GOAL BREAKDOWN Mar 28 COLGATE • ,Canceled 2-4-0 0-0-0 ––– ––– (–-–) Annapolis, Md. Total Goals 73 86 Apr 04 at Boston Univ. • ,Canceled 2-4-0 0-0-0 ––– ––– (–-–) Boston, Mass. Free-position 12 13 Apr 08 GEORGETOWN ,Canceled 2-4-0 0-0-0 ––– ––– (–-–) Annapolis, Md. Unassisted 32 53 Apr 11 HOLY CROSS • ,Canceled 2-4-0 0-0-0 ––– ––– (–-–) Annapolis, Md. Overtime 0 1 Apr 15 at American • ,Canceled 2-4-0 0-0-0 ––– ––– (–-–) Washington, D.C. Goals scored average 12.14 14.30 Apr 18 at Army West Point • ,Canceled 2-4-0 0-0-0 ––– ––– (–-–) West Point, N.Y. GROUND BALLS 88 106 Apr 23 LOYOLA • ,Canceled 2-4-0 0-0-0 ––– ––– (–-–) Annapolis, Md. DRAW CONTROLS 80 86 TURNOVERS 79 80 CAUSED TURNOVERS 46 43 Tournament Key CLEARS 97-113 97-108 1 – Patriot League Tournament (Baltimore, Md.) Clear Pct. .858 .898 2 – NCAA Tournament First / Second Rounds (Charlottesville, Va.) SHOT CLOCK VIOLATIONS 2 1 ATTENDANCE Total 1201 1461 Dates/Avg Per Date 3/400 3/487 Neutral Site #/Avg 0/0
GOALS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT Total TEAM RECORD W-L-T Navy 41 32 0 73 Overall: 2-4 Opponents 45 40 1 86 Conference: 0-0 Home: 1-2 SAVES BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT Total Away: 1-2 Navy 36 32 0 68 Neutral: 0-0 Opponents 29 26 0 55 Overtime: 0-1 SHOTS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT Total Navy 92 80 0 172 ATTEND Dates Total Average Opponents 99 97 1 197 Total: 6 2,662 444 Home: 3 1,201 400 SHOTS ON GOAL 1st 2nd OT Total Away: 3 1,461 487 Navy 70 58 0 128 Neutral: 0 0 0 Opponents 81 72 1 154
Patriot League Year in Review * Preseason Poll Pts. Preseason All-Patriot League Team PL Players of the Week for Navy 1. Loyola (16 first-place votes) 160 Attack: Emma Vinall, American, Jr. Date Student-Athlete Award 2. Navy (4 first-place votes) 148 Attack: Jackie Brattan, Army West Point, Jr. 02/10 Gil Eby Defender 3. Boston University 122 Attack: Caroline Raymond, Army West Point, So. 02/17 Kelly Larkin Attacker 4. Army West Point 104 Midfield: Samantha Stewart, Army West Point, Sr. 5. Lehigh 91 Goalkeeper: Maddie Burns, Army West Point, Sr. 6. Colgate 85 Attack: Kailey Conry, Boston, Sr. * – Season shortened by the coronavirus pandemic (COVID-19) prior to the start of Patriot League competition. 7. Holy Cross 56 Midfield: Emily Vervlied, Boston, Jr. 8. American 46 Midfield: Danielle Van Calcar, Colgate, Jr. 9. Bucknell 36 Midfield: Sondra Dickey, Lehigh, Sr. 9. Lafayette 36 Attack: Livy Rosenzweig, Loyola, Jr. Midfield: Sam Fielder, Loyola, Jr. Preseason Offensive Player of the Year Midfield: Elli Kluegel, Loyola, Jr. Kelly Larkin, Navy Defense: Katie Detwiler, Loyola, So. Attack: Kelly Larkin, Navy, Sr. Preseason Defensive Player of the Year Midfielder: Kayla Harris, Navy, Sr. Annalise Heyward, Navy Midfield: Annalise Heyward, Navy, Sr.
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INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS ## Name GP-GS G A Pts Sh Shot% SOG SOG% GWG FPG FPS GB DC T/O CT Fouls 7 Larkin, Kelly 6-6 14 16 30 38 .368 30 .789 0 1 6 4 1 15 0 4 25 Harris, Kayla 6-6 13 5 18 25 .520 21 .840 0 2 5 13 31 6 5 6 44 Victory, Nicole 6-5 6 12 18 27 .222 16 .593 0 1 4 4 0 9 3 0 50 Roelofs, Reagan 6-6 12 1 13 20 .600 17 .850 1 3 6 6 27 11 2 6 5 Irwin, Natalie 6-6 10 1 11 16 .625 15 .938 0 2 3 7 1 6 5 12 14 Heyward, Annalise 3-3 6 3 9 14 .429 9 .643 0 0 0 2 7 2 7 13 23 Lecker, Ellie 6-4 5 3 8 17 .294 9 .529 0 2 6 1 4 7 0 2 20 Lazarides, Marina 6-6 4 0 4 7 .571 6 .857 1 0 1 3 0 2 5 4 22 Snyder, Moriah 6-3 2 0 2 7 .286 4 .571 0 1 3 3 1 5 1 0 42 Seekamp, Carley 3-0 1 0 1 1 1.000 1 1.000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 47 Bell, Alexis 5-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 43 Peppard, Caroline 1-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 41 Young, Abbi 6-6 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 0 6 0 2 2 1 38 Herrington, Lauren 4-1 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 0 6 0 1 1 1 33 Fiore, Christine 3-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 0 3 2 1 3 1 32 Dietzel, Kasey 1-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 30 Carson, Erin 6-6 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 0 4 1 2 2 5 27 Maloney, Annie 2-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 21 Nease, Karoline 4-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 18 Blanche, Caitlin 2-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 17 Corroon, Athena 6-4 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 0 5 0 1 1 2 13 Kwon, Caroline 6-3 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 1 12 Lavin, Gabby 2-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 Zagaja, Grace 2-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 9 Book, Logan 1-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 8 Aumiller, Maggie 1-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 Gebert, Eloise 3-1 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 2 Eby, Gil 6-6 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 0 14 2 3 8 8 NAVY 6 73 41 114 172 .424 128 .744 2 12 34 88 80 79 46 81 Opponents 6 86 33 119 197 .437 154 .782 4 13 34 106 86 80 43 108
RECORD Shots ## Name GP-GS Minutes GA GAAvg Saves Pct W L T Faced 41 Young, Abbi 6-6 331:06 76 13.77 64 .457 2 4 0 179 27 Maloney, Annie 2-0 29:40 10 20.22 4 .286 0 0 0 18 NAVY 6 360:46 86 14.30 68 .442 2 4 0 197 Opponents 6 360:46 73 12.14 55 .430 4 2 0 172
GOALS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT Total SHOTS ON GOAL BY PRD 1st 2nd OT Total Navy 41 32 0 73 Navy 70 58 0 128 Opponents 45 40 1 86 Opponents 81 72 1 154
SHOTS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT Total SAVES BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT Total Navy 92 80 0 172 Navy 36 32 0 68 Opponents 99 97 1 197 Opponents 29 26 0 55
CLEARS: Navy – 97-113 (.858), Opponents – 97-108 (.898).
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NAVY GAME HIGHS OPPONENT GAME HIGHS POINTS 28 at Saint Joseph’s (Feb 12) POINTS 23 at Florida (Mar 10) 27 vs Duke (Feb 16) 22 at Maryland (Mar 04) GOALS 19 at Saint Joseph’s (Feb 12) GOALS 17 at Florida (Mar 10) 16 vs Duke (Feb 16) 16 at Maryland (Mar 04) ASSISTS 11 vs Duke (Feb 16) ASSISTS 7 vs Villanova (Feb 22) 9 at Saint Joseph’s (Feb 12) 6 at Florida (Mar 10) SHOTS 35 at Saint Joseph’s (Feb 12) 6 at Maryland (Mar 04) 34 vs Duke (Feb 16) 6 vs Duke (Feb 16) SHOT PERCENT .543 (19-35) at Saint Joseph’s (Feb 12) SHOTS 42 at Maryland (Mar 04) .471 (16-34) vs Duke (Feb 16) 36 vs Villanova (Feb 22) SHOTS ON GOAL 27 at Saint Joseph’s (Feb 12) SHOT PERCENT .548 (17-31) at Florida (Mar 10) 23 vs Duke (Feb 16) .517 (15-29) vs Duke (Feb 16) ON GOAL PERCENT .900 (18-20) at Florida (Mar 10) SHOTS ON GOAL 31 at Maryland (Mar 04) .900 (18-20) at Maryland (Mar 04) 28 vs Villanova (Feb 22) SAVES 16 vs Villanova (Feb 22) ON GOAL PERCENT .923 (24-26) at Saint Joseph’s (Feb 12) 15 at Maryland (Mar 04) .862 (25-29) vs Duke (Feb 16) GROUND BALLS 17 at Florida (Mar 10) SAVES 12 vs Villanova (Feb 22) 17 vs Villanova (Feb 22) 11 at Maryland (Mar 04) TURNOVERS 17 vs Duke (Feb 16) GROUND BALLS 22 vs Villanova (Feb 22) 17 at Saint Joseph’s (Feb 12) 21 at Maryland (Mar 04) 17 vs Virginia (Feb 08) TURNOVERS 18 vs Duke (Feb 16) CAUSED TURNOVERS 10 at Florida (Mar 10) 15 at Florida (Mar 10) 8 vs Duke (Feb 16) CAUSED TURNOVERS 9 vs Duke (Feb 16) 8 at Saint Joseph’s (Feb 12) 9 at Saint Joseph’s (Feb 12) 8 vs Virginia (Feb 08) OPPONENT GAME LOWS NAVY GAME LOWS POINTS 16 at Saint Joseph’s (Feb 12) POINTS 11 at Maryland (Mar 04) 18 vs Virginia (Feb 08) 14 vs Villanova (Feb 22) GOALS 12 at Saint Joseph’s (Feb 12) 14 at Florida (Mar 10) 12 vs Villanova (Feb 22) GOALS 7 at Maryland (Mar 04) ASSISTS 4 vs Virginia (Feb 08) 9 vs Villanova (Feb 22) 4 at Saint Joseph’s (Feb 12) 9 at Florida (Mar 10) SHOTS 26 at Saint Joseph’s (Feb 12) ASSISTS 4 at Maryland (Mar 04) 29 vs Duke (Feb 16) 5 vs Villanova (Feb 22) SHOTS ON GOAL 22 vs Virginia (Feb 08) 5 at Florida (Mar 10) 24 at Saint Joseph’s (Feb 12) SHOTS 20 at Maryland (Mar 04) 24 at Florida (Mar 10) 20 at Florida (Mar 10) SAVES 7 vs Duke (Feb 16) SHOTS ON GOAL 18 at Maryland (Mar 04) 8 vs Virginia (Feb 08) 18 at Florida (Mar 10) 8 at Saint Joseph’s (Feb 12) SAVES 7 at Florida (Mar 10) GROUND BALLS 14 vs Duke (Feb 16) 8 vs Virginia (Feb 08) 14 at Florida (Mar 10) GROUND BALLS 12 vs Virginia (Feb 08) TURNOVERS 10 at Maryland (Mar 04) 13 at Saint Joseph’s (Feb 12) 11 vs Villanova (Feb 22) 13 at Maryland (Mar 04) CAUSED TURNOVERS 5 vs Villanova (Feb 22) TURNOVERS 8 vs Villanova (Feb 22) 6 at Maryland (Mar 04) 9 at Florida (Mar 10) 6 at Florida (Mar 10) CAUSED TURNOVERS 6 vs Villanova (Feb 22) 6 at Maryland (Mar 04)
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INDIVIDUAL GAME HIGHS POINTS GP G A Pts Sh SHOTS GP G A Sh Shot% POINTS 10 Larkin, Kelly at Saint Joseph’s (Feb 12) Larkin, Kelly 6 14 16 30 38 Larkin, Kelly 6 14 16 38 .368 8 Larkin, Kelly vs Duke (Feb 16) Harris, Kayla 6 13 5 18 25 Victory, Nicole 6 6 12 27 .222 GOALS 5 Larkin, Kelly vs Duke (Feb 16) Victory, Nicole 6 6 12 18 27 Harris, Kayla 6 13 5 25 .520 5 Larkin, Kelly at Saint Joseph’s (Feb 12) Roelofs, Reagan 6 12 1 13 20 Roelofs, Reagan 6 12 1 20 .600 ASSISTS 5 Larkin, Kelly at Saint Joseph’s (Feb 12) Irwin, Natalie 6 10 1 11 16 Lecker, Ellie 6 5 3 17 .294 4 Victory, Nicole vs Virginia (Feb 08) Heyward, Annalise 3 6 3 9 14 Irwin, Natalie 6 10 1 16 .625 SHOTS 11 Larkin, Kelly at Saint Joseph’s (Feb 12) Lecker, Ellie 6 5 3 8 17 Heyward, Annalise 3 6 3 14 .429 9 Harris, Kayla vs Villanova (Feb 22) Lazarides, Marina 6 4 0 4 7 Lazarides, Marina 6 4 0 7 .571 SHOTS ON GOAL 10 Larkin, Kelly at Saint Joseph’s (Feb 12) Snyder, Moriah 6 2 0 2 7 Snyder, Moriah 6 2 0 7 .286 6 Larkin, Kelly at Maryland (Mar 04) Seekamp, Carley 3 1 0 1 1 Seekamp, Carley 3 1 0 1 1.000 6 Harris, Kayla vs Villanova (Feb 22) SAVES 16 Young, Abbi vs Villanova (Feb 22) GOALS GP G A Pts Sh SHOT PCT GP G A Sh Shot% 15 Young, Abbi at Maryland (Mar 04) Larkin, Kelly 6 14 16 30 38 Seekamp, Carley 3 1 0 1 1.000 GROUND BALLS 5 Eby, Gil at Florida (Mar 10) Harris, Kayla 6 13 5 18 25 Irwin, Natalie 6 10 1 16 .625 5 Eby, Gil vs Virginia (Feb 08) Roelofs, Reagan 6 12 1 13 20 Roelofs, Reagan 6 12 1 20 .600 DRAW CONTROLS 12 Roelofs, Reagan at Saint Joseph’s (Feb 12) Irwin, Natalie 6 10 1 11 16 Lazarides, Marina 6 4 0 7 .571 11 Harris, Kayla vs Duke (Feb 16) Victory, Nicole 6 6 12 18 27 Harris, Kayla 6 13 5 25 .520 CAUSED TURNOVER 4 Heyward, Annalise vs Duke (Feb 16) Heyward, Annalise 3 6 3 9 14 Heyward, Annalise 3 6 3 14 .429 4 Eby, Gil vs Virginia (Feb 08) Lecker, Ellie 6 5 3 8 17 Larkin, Kelly 6 14 16 38 .368 Lazarides, Marina 6 4 0 4 7 Lecker, Ellie 6 5 3 17 .294 INDIVIDUAL OPPONENT GAME HIGHS Snyder, Moriah 6 2 0 2 7 Snyder, Moriah 6 2 0 7 .286 Seekamp, Carley 3 1 0 1 1 Victory, Nicole 6 6 12 27 .222 POINTS 7 Harris, Brianna at Florida (Mar 10) 6 Kavanagh, Shannon at Florida (Mar 10) ASSISTS GP G A Pts Sh SHOTS ON GOAL G A Sh SOG SOG% 6 Nora Bowen vs Virginia (Feb 08) Larkin, Kelly 6 14 16 30 38 Larkin, Kelly 14 16 38 30 .789 GOALS 5 Bresnahan, Kassidy at Florida (Mar 10) Victory, Nicole 6 6 12 18 27 Harris, Kayla 13 5 25 21 .840 5 Kavanagh, Shannon at Florida (Mar 10) Harris, Kayla 6 13 5 18 25 Roelofs, Reagan 12 1 20 17 .850 5 Harris, Brianna at Florida (Mar 10) Lecker, Ellie 6 5 3 8 17 Victory, Nicole 6 12 27 16 .593 5 Ashlyn McGovern vs Virginia (Feb 08) Heyward, Annalise 3 6 3 9 14 Irwin, Natalie 10 1 16 15 .938 ASSISTS 3 Nora Bowen vs Virginia (Feb 08) Irwin, Natalie 6 10 1 11 16 Lecker, Ellie 5 3 17 9 .529 2 Harris, Brianna at Florida (Mar 10) Roelofs, Reagan 6 12 1 13 20 Heyward, Annalise 6 3 14 9 .643 2 Kali Hartshorn at Maryland (Mar 04) Lazarides, Marina 4 0 7 6 .857 2 Trojan, Liz vs Villanova (Feb 22) GROUND BALLS GP GB Snyder, Moriah 2 0 7 4 .571 2 Lynch, Ashley vs Villanova (Feb 22) Eby, Gil 6 14 Seekamp, Carley 1 0 1 1 1.000 2 Catherine Cordrey vs Duke (Feb 16) Harris, Kayla 6 13 2 Newman-Farr, Taylor at St. Joseph’s (Feb 12) Irwin, Natalie 6 7 SHOTS ON GOAL PCT G A Sh SOG SOG% SHOTS 12 Bruno, Brittany vs Villanova (Feb 22) Herrington, Lauren 4 6 Seekamp, Carley 1 0 1 1 1.000 9 Ashlyn McGovern vs Virginia (Feb 08) Roelofs, Reagan 6 6 Irwin, Natalie 10 1 16 15 .938 SHOTS ON GOAL 10 Bruno, Brittany vs Villanova (Feb 22) Young, Abbi 6 6 Lazarides, Marina 4 0 7 6 .857 7 Harris, Brianna at Florida (Mar 10) Corroon, Athena 6 5 Roelofs, Reagan 12 1 20 17 .850 7 Catriona Barry vs Duke (Feb 16) Carson, Erin 6 4 Harris, Kayla 13 5 25 21 .840 SAVES 12 Moro, Alexa vs Villanova (Feb 22) Kwon, Caroline 6 4 Larkin, Kelly 14 16 38 30 .789 11 Maddie McSally at Maryland (Mar 04) Victory, Nicole 6 4 Heyward, Annalise 6 3 14 9 .643 GROUND BALLS 8 Mainello, Nina vs Villanova (Feb 22) Victory, Nicole 6 12 27 16 .593 5 Sammy Mueller vs Virginia (Feb 08) DRAW CONTROLS GP DC Snyder, Moriah 2 0 7 4 .571 DRAW CONTROLS 11 Maddie Jenner vs Duke (Feb 16) Harris, Kayla 6 31 Lecker, Ellie 5 3 17 9 .529 7 Kavanagh, Shannon at Florida (Mar 10) Roelofs, Reagan 6 27 7 Emma Schettig at Maryland (Mar 04) Heyward, Annalise 3 7 CAUSED TURNOVERS GP CT 7 Curnal, Caroline vs Villanova (Feb 22) Lecker, Ellie 6 4 Eby, Gil 6 8 CAUSED TURNOVER 3 Frank, Sydney vs Villanova (Feb 22) Nease, Karoline 4 3 Heyward, Annalise 3 7 3 Katie Cosgrove vs Duke (Feb 16) Fiore, Christine 3 2 Irwin, Natalie 6 5 Eby, Gil 6 2 Lazarides, Marina 6 5 Carson, Erin 6 1 Harris, Kayla 6 5 Irwin, Natalie 6 1 Fiore, Christine 3 3 Snyder, Moriah 6 1 Victory, Nicole 6 3 Roelofs, Reagan 6 2 FREE-POSITION GOALS GP FPG Carson, Erin 6 2 Roelofs, Reagan 6 3 Young, Abbi 6 2 Lecker, Ellie 6 2 Irwin, Natalie 6 2 Harris, Kayla 6 2 Larkin, Kelly 6 1 Victory, Nicole 6 1 Snyder, Moriah 6 1
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TEAM STATISTICS Date Opponent Score G A Pts Sh Shot% SOG SOG% GWG FPG-FPS GB DC T/O CT Feb 08, 2020 VIRGINIA 13-14 13 7 20 31 .419 21 .677 0 2-5 12 18 17 8 Feb 12, 2020 at Saint Joseph’s 19-12 19 9 28 35 .543 27 .771 1 1-3 13 20 17 8 Feb 16, 2020 DUKE 16-15 16 11 27 34 .471 23 .676 1 2-5 16 17 17 8 Feb 22, 2020 VILLANOVA 9-12 9 5 14 32 .281 21 .656 0 4-10 17 9 8 6 Mar 04, 2020 at Maryland 7-16 7 4 11 20 .350 18 .900 0 2-9 13 6 11 6 Mar 10, 2020 at Florida 9-17 9 5 14 20 .450 18 .900 0 1-2 17 10 9 10 NAVY 73-86 73 41 114 172 .424 128 .744 2 12-34 88 80 79 46 Opponent 86 33 119 197 .437 154 .782 4 13-34 106 86 80 43
TEAM PER-GAME: Games played: 6 Shots per game: 28.67 Goals per game: 12.17 Assists per game: 6.83 Points per game: 19.00
Date Opponent Score Minutes GA GAAvg Saves Save% W L T Sho Faced Feb 08, 2020 VIRGINIA 13-14 60:46 14 13.82 8 .364 0 1 0 - 33 Feb 12, 2020 at Saint Joseph’s 19-12 60:00 12 12.92 12 .500 1 0 0 - 26 Feb 16, 2020 DUKE 16-15 60:00 15 13.61 10 .400 1 0 0 - 29 Feb 22, 2020 VILLANOVA 9-12 60:00 12 13.21 16 .571 0 1 0 - 36 Mar 04, 2020 at Maryland 7-16 60:00 16 13.76 15 .484 0 1 0 - 42 Mar 10, 2020 at Florida 9-17 60:00 17 14.30 7 .292 0 1 0 - 31 NAVY 73-86 360:46 86 14.30 68 .442 2 4 0 - 197 Opponent 360:46 73 14.30 55 .430 4 2 0 - 172
OPPONENT STATISTICS Date Opponent Score G A Pts Sh Shot% SOG SOG% GWG FPG-FPS GB DC T/O CT Feb 08, 2020 VIRGINIA 13-14 14 4 18 33 .424 22 .667 1 5-10 20 10 13 8 Feb 12, 2020 at Saint Joseph’s 19-12 12 4 16 26 .462 24 .923 0 1-1 15 10 13 9 Feb 16, 2020 DUKE 16-15 15 6 21 29 .517 25 .862 0 1-5 14 16 18 9 Feb 22, 2020 VILLANOVA 9-12 12 7 19 36 .333 28 .778 1 0-4 22 14 11 5 Mar 04, 2020 at Maryland 7-16 16 6 22 42 .381 31 .738 1 4-11 21 18 10 6 Mar 10, 2020 at Florida 9-17 17 6 23 31 .548 24 .774 1 2-3 14 18 15 6 Opponent 86-73 86 33 119 197 .437 154 .782 4 13-34 106 86 80 43 NAVY 73 41 114 172 .424 128 .744 2 12-34 88 80 79 46
TEAM PER-GAME: Games played: 6 Shots per game: 32.83 Goals per game: 14.33 Assists per game: 5.50 Points per game: 19.83
Date Opponent Score Minutes GA GAAvg Saves Save% W L T Sho Faced Feb 08, 2020 VIRGINIA 13-14 60:46 13 12.84 8 .381 1 0 0 - 31 Feb 12, 2020 at Saint Joseph’s 19-12 60:00 19 15.90 8 .296 0 1 0 - 35 Feb 16, 2020 DUKE 16-15 60:00 16 15.93 7 .304 0 1 0 - 34 Feb 22, 2020 VILLANOVA 9-12 60:00 9 14.20 12 .571 1 0 0 - 32 Mar 04, 2020 at Maryland 7-16 60:00 7 12.77 11 .611 1 0 0 - 20 Mar 10, 2020 at Florida 9-17 60:00 9 12.14 9 .500 1 0 0 - 20 Opponent 86-73 360:46 73 12.14 55 .430 4 2 0 - 172 NAVY 360:46 86 12.14 68 .442 2 4 0 - 197
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NAVY RECORD… THE LAST TIME NAVY… 2020 All-Time Streak Scored 20 or more goals 20 vs. Army West Point (05/02/19) Overall 2-4 191-56 L3 Scored 15 or more goals 16 vs. #21 Duke (02/16/20) Home 1-2 109-18 L1 Allowed 15 or more goals 17 at #8 Florida (03/10/20) Road 1-2 69-35 L2 Allowed 20 or more goals ^ 21 at #11 Loyola (05/04/19) Neutral 0-0 12-2 W5 Totaled 30 or more points 34 vs. Lafayette (04/20/19) Against Patriot League Foes 0-0 90-22 L1 Against Non-Conference Foes 2-4 101-34 L3 Won 20 or more draw controls 20 at Saint Joseph’s (02/12/20) Leading at Halftime 2-1 161-10 W2 Won 25 or more draw controls * 26 vs. Army West Point (05/02/19) Trailing at Halftime 0-3 20-43 L7 Tied at Halftime 0-0 10-2 W6 Grabbed 25 or more ground balls 28 at Colgate (03/16/19) Overtime Games 0-1 6-2 L1 Grabbed 30 or more ground balls ^ 35 at Lafayette (03/13/10) Navy Scores First 1-2 144-27 L1 Grabbed 35 or more ground balls ^ 35 at Lafayette (03/13/10) Opponent Scores First 1-2 46-29 L2 Took 30 or more shots 32 vs. Villanova (02/22/20) Navy Has More Shots 2-0 170-14 W2 Took 40 or more shots 42 vs. Army West Point (05/02/19) Opponent Has More Shots 0-4 20-40 L6 Took 50 or more shots ^ 53 vs. Presbyterian (03/22/10) Shots are Equal 0-0 1-2 L2 Navy Has More Saves 2-2 61-22 L2 Scored 4 or more free-position goals 4 vs. Villanova (02/22/20) Opponent Has More Saves 0-1 117-31 L3 Allowed 4 or more free-position goals 4 at #10 Maryland (03/04/20) Saves Are Equal 0-1 13-3 L1 Navy Wins More Draw Controls 2-1 150-31 W2 Recorded a shutout vs. St. Francis (03/04/08) Opp. Wins More Draw Controls 0-3 32-23 L3 Held an opponent scoreless for a half vs. George Washington (03/02/16) Draw Controls Are Equal 0-0 9-2 L1 Held an opponent scoreless for more than 40 minutes 54:38 vs. George Washington (03/02/16) Navy Has More Ground Balls 1-1 145-16 L1 Held an opponent scoreless for more than 50 minutes 54:38 vs. George Washington (03/02/16) Opp. Has More Ground Balls 1-3 33-34 L2 Ground Balls are Equal 0-0 15-5 W1 Came from 5 or more goals to win vs. #11 Florida (03/02/19) Navy Has Higher Clear Pct. 0-1 146-18 L2 Led by 5 or more goals and lost at #6 Florida (03/13/18) Opponent Has Higher Clear Pct. 2-2 40-34 L2 Clear Pct. Is Equal 0-1 4-4 L3 THE LAST TIME A NAVY PLAYER… Scored 5 or more goals 5, Kelly Larkin vs. #21 Duke (02/16/20) Game Decided by One Goal 1-1 31-9 W1 Scored 6 or more goals 6, Kelly Larkin vs. Army West Point (05/02/19) Game Decided by 2-3 Goals 0-1 21-11 L4 Scored 7 or more goals 7, Caitlin Blanche vs. Lafayette (04/20/19) Game Decided by 4-5 Goals 0-0 11-10 W1 Scored 8 or more goals * 8, Julia Collins at #2 Maryland (05/19/18) Game Decided by 6-9 Goals 1-2 44-17 L2 Scored 9 or more goals Never Game Decided by 10+ Goals 0-0 85-9 W1 Tallied 5 or more assists 5, Kelly Larkin at Saint Joseph’s (02/12/20) Navy Scores 0-7 Goals 0-1 1-18 L3 Tallied 6 or more assists 6, Kelly Larkin at Boston (04/25/19) Navy Scores 8-10 Goals 0-2 22-19 L3 Tallied 7 or more assists 8, Jenna Collins vs. Lafayette (04/30/16) Navy Scores 11-14 Goals 0-1 58-15 L2 Tallied 8 or more assists 8, Jenna Collins vs. Lafayette (04/30/16) Navy Scores 15-19 Goals 2-0 69-4 W7 Tallied 9 or more assists ^ 10, Jasmine DePompeo at Longwood (04/02/13) Navy Scores 20+ Goals 0-0 40-0 W40 Totaled 7 or more points 8, Kelly Larkin vs. #21 Duke (02/16/20) Opponent Scores 0-7 Goals 0-0 106-1 W28 Totaled 8 or more points 8, Kelly Larkin vs. #21 Duke (02/16/20) Opponent Scores 8-9 Goals 0-0 33-2 W9 Totaled 9 or more points 10, Kelly Larkin at Saint Joseph’s (02/12/20) Opponent Scores 10-14 Goals 1-2 49-21 L1 Totaled 10 or more points 10, Kelly Larkin at Saint Joseph’s (02/12/20) Opponent Scores 15-19 Goals 1-2 2-27 L2 Totaled 11 or more points 11, Loren Generi vs. Campbell (02/11/14) Opponent Scores 20+ Goals 0-0 0-5 L5 Totaled 12 or more points ^ 13, Jasmine DePompeo at Longwood (04/02/13) vs. Ranked Opponents 1-3 11-32 L2 Scored an OT goal Jenna Collins vs. Colgate (03/17/18) vs. Unranked Opponents 1-1 180-23 L1 Caused 5 or more TOs 5, Annalise Heyward vs. #19 Towson (02/23/19) In February 2-2 46-9 L1 In March 0-2 63-22 L2 Picked up 7 or more GBs 7, Anne Richter vs. High Point (05/10/19) In April 0-0 63-16 W5 In May 0-0 18-9 L1 Won 10 or more draw controls 11, Kayla Harris vs. #21 Duke (02/16/20) Won 15 or more draw controls ^ 18, Reagan Roelofs vs. Army West Point (05/02/19) In Afternoon Games 2-3 155-44 L2 In Evening Games 0-1 36-12 L1 Made 10 or more saves 10, Abbi Young vs. #21 Duke (02/16/20) Made 15 or more saves 15, Abbi Young at #10 Maryland (03/04/20)
^ – School record * – Ties School record
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2010 Patriot League Tournament Champions Hosted by Lehigh | Bethlehem, Pa.
04/30/10 Semis (2) Navy 15, (3) Colgate 10 Semis (1) Lehigh 9, (4) Holy Cross 8 05/02/10 Final (2) Navy 11, (1) Lehigh 9
Tournament MVP: Erin Rawlick All-Tournament Team: Erin Rawlick Katrina Nietsch Caitlin Mandrin Hill Abby Ellis
2011 Patriot League Tournament Champions Hosted by Colgate | Hamilton, N.Y.
04/28/11 Semis (3) Navy 10, (2) Lehigh 8 Semis (1) Colgate 15, (4) American 14 (3OT) 04/30/11 Final (3) Navy 15, (1) Colgate 14
Tournament MVP: Jasmine DePompeo All-Tournament Team: Jasmine DePompeo Katrina Nietsch Caitlin Mandrin Hill Kierstin King
2012 Patriot League Tournament Champions Hosted by Navy | Annapolis, Md.
04/27/11 Semis (1) Navy 14, (4) American 7 Semis (3) Holy Cross 13, (2) Colgate 12 04/29/11 Final (1) Navy 18, (3) Holy Cross 11
Tournament MVP: Kathy Young All-Tournament Team: Kathy Young Aimee Gennaro Loren Generi Michelle Verbeeck
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2013 Patriot League Tournament Champions Hosted by Navy | Annapolis, Md.
04/26/13 Semis (1) Navy 9, (4) Lafayette 8 Semis (3) Holy Cross 8, (2) American 7 04/28/13 Final (1) Navy 14, (3) Holy Cross 4
Tournament MVP: Jasmine DePompeo All-Tournament Team: Jasmine DePompeo Aimee Gennaro Annie Foky Lindsay Rheiner
2017 Patriot League Tournament Champions Hosted by Loyola (Md.) | Baltimore, Md.
05/05/17 Semis (1) Loyola 19, (4) Boston 8 Semis (2) Navy 9, (3) Lehigh 8 05/07/17 Final (2) Navy 15, (1) Loyola 5
Tournament MVP: Jenna Collins All-Tournament Team: Jenna Collins Meghan Hubley Meg O’Donnell Morgan Young
2018 Patriot League Tournament Champions Hosted by Loyola (Md.) | Baltimore, Md.
05/04/17 Semis (1) Loyola 15, (4) Boston 6 Semis (2) Navy 20, (3) Lehigh 5 05/06/17 Final (2) Navy 17, (1) Loyola 10
Tournament MVP: Julia Collins All-Tournament Team: Ingrid Boyum Jenna Collins Julia Collins Blake Smith
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By The Numbers PL Tournament Appearances * Navy Year-By-Year in the Patriot League Tournament Appearances 12 17 Colgate Championships 6 2001, ‘02, ‘03, ‘04, ‘05, ‘06, ‘07, ‘08, ‘09, ‘10, 2008 // Washington, D.C. Championship Game Appearances 10 ‘11, ‘12, ‘14, ‘15, ‘16, ‘18, ‘19 Semifinals (1) American 17 (4) Navy 15 Championship Game Record 6-4 13 Lehigh 2003, ‘05, ‘07, ‘08, ‘09, ‘10, ‘11, ‘14, ‘15, ‘16, Overall Record 17-6 2009 // Hamilton, N.Y. ‘17, ‘18, ‘19 Semifinals (3) Navy 12 (2) Lehigh 11 12 Navy Year-By-Year Results 2008, ‘09, ‘10, ‘11, ‘12, ‘13, ‘14, ‘15, ‘16, ‘17, Championship (1) Colgate 17 (3) Navy 4 2008 Semifinalist ‘18, ‘19 2009 Runner-up 10 American 2010 // Bethlehem, Pa. 2010 Champion 2002, ‘03, ‘04, ‘05, ‘06, ‘07, ‘08, ‘11, ‘12, ‘13 Semifinals (2) Navy 15 (3) Colgate 10 2011 Champion Championship (2) Navy 11 (1) Lehigh 9 2012 Champion 10 Holy Cross 2001, ‘05, ‘06, ‘07, ‘10, ‘12, ‘13, ‘14, ‘15, ‘18 2013 Champion 2011 // Hamilton, N.Y. 2014 Semifinalist Semifinals (3) Navy 10 (2) Lehigh 8 6 Bucknell 2015 Runner-up 2003, ‘04, ‘06, ‘08, ‘16, ‘17 Championship (3) Navy 15 (1) Colgate 14 2016 Runner-up 2017 Champion 6 Loyola 2012 // Annapolis, Md. 2018 Champion 2014, ‘15, ‘16, ‘17, ‘18, ‘19 Semifinals (1) Navy 14 (4) American 7 2019 Runner-Up Championship (1) Navy 18 (3) Holy Cross 11 2020 * N/A 5 Lafayette 2001, ‘02, ‘04, ‘13, ‘17 2013 // Annapolis, Md. Record By Round Semifinals (1) Navy 9 (4) Lafayette 8 5 Boston Univ. Quarterfinal 1-0 (1.000) 2014, ‘16, ‘17, ‘18, ‘19 Championship (1) Navy 14 (3) Holy Cross 4 Semifinal 10-2 (.833) Championship 6-4 (.600) 2 Villanova 2014 // Baltimore, Md. 2001, ‘02 Semifinals (3) Boston 13 (2) Navy 12 Record By Site Annapolis, Md. 5-0 (1.000) 1 Army West Point 2015 // Baltimore, Md. 2019 Baltimore, Md. 7-4 (.636) Quarterfinals // Annapolis, Md. (3) Navy 17 (6) Holy Cross 5 Bethlehem, Pa. 2-0 (1.000) Semifinals (3) Navy 16 (2) Colgate 7 Hamilton, N.Y. 3-1 (.750) Championship (1) Loyola 14 (3) Navy 9 Washington, D.C. 0-1 (.000) Consecutive PL Tournament Appearances * 12 Navy (2008-pres.) 2016 // Baltimore, Md. Record vs. Opponent 12 Colgate (2001-12) Semifinals (2) Navy 10 (3) Boston 7 7 American (2002-08) American 1-1 (.500) Championship (1) Loyola 12 (2) Navy 8 6 Loyola (2014-pres.) Army West Point 1-0 (1.000) 6 Boston Univ. (2014-pres.) Boston Univ. 1-1 (.500) 2017 // Baltimore, Md. 6 Lehigh (2014-pres.) Colgate 3-1 (.750) Semifinals (2) Navy 9 (3) Lehigh 8 Holy Cross 3-0 (1.000) Championship (2) Navy 15 (1) Loyola 5 Lafayette 1-0 (1.000) PL Tournament Records American 6-9 (.400) Lehigh 5-0 (1.000) 2018 // Baltimore, Md. Loyola 2-3 (.400) Army West Point 1-1 (.500) Semifinals (2) Navy 20 (3) Lehigh 5 Boston Univ. 6-6 (.500) Championship (2) Navy 17 (1) Loyola 10 Bucknell 1-6 (.143) Colgate 11-13 (.458) 2019 // Baltimore, Md. Holy Cross 9-8 (.529) Semifinals (2) Navy 20 (3) Army 10 Lafayette 4-3 (.571) Championship (1) Loyola 21 (2) Navy 9 Loyola 10-2 (.833) Lehigh 4-13 (.235) Navy 17-6 (.739) Villanova 0-2 (.000)
PL Tournament Records Held by Navy Most Team Goals, Tournament 42 2015 Largest Margin of Victory 15 2018 Semifinal vs. Lehigh (W, 20-5); 05/04/18 Most Draw Controls, Game 18 Reagan Roelofs 2019 Semifinal vs. Army West Point; 05/02/19
* – Season shortened by the coronavirus pandemic (COVID-19) prior to the start of Patriot League competition. The 2020 Patriot League Championship was not held.
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2010 NCAA PLAY-IN GAME 2010 NCAA FIRST ROUND May 8, 2010 • Annapolis, Md. May 15, 2010 • Chapel Hill, N.C. Navy 12, Sacred Heart 2 #3 North Carolina 18, Navy 5
Five different players scored at least two goals leading the Navy women’s lacrosse team The Patriot League champion Navy women’s lacrosse team saw its finest season to date to a 12-2 victory over Sacred Heart on Saturday afternoon in an NCAA Play-In Game at draw to a close as the Mids were defeated, 18-5, by third-seeded North Carolina on Saturday Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium. afternoon at Fetzer Field. The win, Navy’s eighth in nine games and school-record 17th this spring, sends the third- “All the credit goes to North Carolina. They are one of the top teams in the country and year Midshipmen program to their first NCAA Tournament in school history. they played like it today,” said Navy head coach Cindy Timchal. “I thought we competed “It is a very special time for Navy women’s lacrosse,” said Navy’s Cindy Timchal, who hard and never quit. In three years we have gone from playing for the club national title to becomes the first Division I coach to lead three different programs to the NCAA Tournament. playing in the first round of the NCAA Championship. I am really proud of what the girls have “I tribute the players on this team, our senior leadership and Erin Rawlick, our team captain, accomplished.” for leading us to our first Patriot League Championship and now our first NCAA Tournament The host Tar Heels roared out of the gates, winning each of the first five draws and opening berth. This is one we’ll never forget.” the contest with six unanswered goals, including five within the first six-plus minutes. Sophomore Danielle Vivonetto paced the Mids with her 13th hat trick of the spring, running Erin Rawlick paced the Mids on the day with the three-goal outing, running her career-best her season total to a career-best 62 goals. Rawlick, junior Katrina Nietsch and freshman total to 77 on the season. She concludes a decorated playing career, which saw her vault Kathy Young each finished with two goals and one assist to their credit. Junior Caitlin from a club team walk-on to the nation’s leading scorer this spring, with the 25th-most Mandrin Hill had a goal and one assist and sophomore Madison Bell punched in a pair of goals points in women’s lacrosse history with 294 points (199 g, 95 a) over just 56 games. to round out Navy’s scoring on the afternoon. North Carolina, the only team to pin losses on the tournament’s top-two seeds Maryland “It’s been an amazing ride,” said Rawlick. “We came out a little bit slow today, but the and Northwestern this season, had six players finish with at least two goals. Sophomore important thing is that we got the job done. All of us are just so thrilled to be in the NCAA Becky Lynch’s six-point effort (3 g, 3 a) paced the Tar Heels, while Zimmerman, senior Tournament. To be one of just 16 teams still playing is just a blessing. As a senior, I can’t Megan Bosica and junior Corey Donohoe each contributed three goals apiece. think of a more exciting way to finish my career.” The Tar Heels outshot the visiting Midshipmen by a 39-13 margin and won both the ground ball (29-14) and draw control categories (15-10). Against an aggressive ride, Navy Noteworthy: committed 18 turnovers, including 11 in the first half, to the hosts’ 12. • The Mids are just second Naval Academy women’s team to earn a berth into the NCAA Tournament, joining the women’s soccer program which advanced to the Noteworthy: national tournament three times (2003, ‘06 and ‘07). • Navy set a school record with its 17 victories this spring, after winning 13 games • This will mark the NCAA-best 22nd national tournament appearance for Navy’s during both its inaugural 2008 campaign (13-4) and in 2009 (13-5). esteemed head coach Cindy Timchal. Timchal, whose all-time record now stands • Only two Division I programs have qualified for the NCAA tournament faster than at 379-98 (.794), led the University of Maryland to the NCAA Tournament in each the three years it has taken the upstart Navy women, who have racked up a 43-13 of her 16 years in College Park. Prior to her tenure with the Terps, she led a then- (.767) since their inception in 2008. fledgling Northwestern program to five tournament appearances during a nine-year • Saturday marked Cindy Timchal’s NCAA-best 22nd NCAA Tournament appearance run as head coach. In three seasons at Navy, Timchal has helped guide the Mids to and 43rd career game. Timchal is the only coach in NCAA women’s lacrosse history a 43-12 (.781) mark. to lead three different teams to the national tournament.
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2011 NCAA PLAY-IN GAME 2011 NCAA FIRST ROUND May 7, 2011 • Annapolis, Md. May 14, 2011 • College Park, Md. Navy 20, Quinnipiac 5 #1 Maryland 19, Navy 6
The Navy women’s lacrosse team earned an automatic berth to the 2011 NCAA The nationally top-ranked Maryland women’s lacrosse team defeated Navy, 19-6, in the Tournament after a 20-5 drubbing of Quinnipiac in an NCAA Play-In Game at Navy-Marine NCAA First Round at the Field Hockey & Lacrosse Complex. Navy concludes its fourth Corps Memorial Stadium. The Mids outscored Quinnipiac, 13-2, in the second half. season of varsity lacrosse with back-to-back appearances in the NCAA Tournament. Navy dominated the midfield throughout the game, owning a 20-7 edge in draw controls “For Navy to be here in the NCAA First Round was very special for our team and our and holding Quinnipiac to just 10-of-16 on clear attempts. The 20 draw controls are the most program,” said head coach Cindy Timchal, who coached for 16 seasons at Maryland and won Navy has had in a game all season. eight national championships. “We got off to a slow start and that really hurt us today, but Senior Caitlin Mandrin Hill had six draw controls in the first half in seven in the game and we hung in there. We’re a young team and we will learn how to be stronger and tougher in freshman Molly Hamilton put on a clinic with nine draw controls, all of which were in the the future. I want to credit Maryland, they were truly spectacular today, especially early in second half. Navy grabbed the first six draw controls of the game and held a 9-2 halftime the game.” edge in draws. “We knew what to expect but we started off too slow,” said team captain Caitlin Mandrin Once Navy won possession, putting the ball into the net seemed to be no problem at all, as Hill, “We threw the ball away and we didn’t take care of possession. I think it would have the Mids scored 20 goals for the third time this season. been a closer game if we could have done the things that we needed to do. But Maryland Sophomore Jasmine DePompeo continued her torrid scoring streak, tallying three goals and was phenomenal and they played great.” five assists for a game-high eight points. DePompeo’s five assists match her career high and Navy freshman Aimee Gennaro converted on a goal to put the Mids on the board after a 4-0 her 42 on the season is the new Navy single season record. Maryland start. Mandrin Hill was behind the net and hit a driving Gennaro coming down the In addition to Mandrin Hill’s seven draws, she also chipped in with a season-high five goals left side. The Terps then added two more goals to push the lead to 6-1. Sophomore Kathy and one assist. Sophomore goalie Michelle Verbeeck moved to 6-1 on the season, playing the Young then made a strong move towards goal and earned a free-position shot. Young deftly first 53 minutes of the game, while making eight saves and allowing just four goals. converted the eight-meter shot to pull the Mids within four. Junior defender Kierstin King added two ground balls and sophomore defender Claire The Terps then ripped off an 8-0 run that carried over into the second half to put the game Olechowski had one ground ball and one draw control. Junior defender Dominique Wright also out of reach and take a 14-2 edge. chipped in to help Navy hold Quinnipiac to five goals, the second-lowest total for an opponent Maryland jumped out to a 12-2 halftime lead and extended it to 14-2 early in the second all season. half. The Mids played better after the break, being outscored 7-4 in the second half.
Noteworthy: Noteworthy: • In just its fourth varsity season, Navy is making a second straight NCAA Tournament • With her two assists on the day, Mandrin Hill claims sole possession of the Navy appearance. school record for assists with 96. Mandrin Hill graduates with school career records • Vivonetto joins Katrina Nietsch and Erin Rawlick as the only three players to score for most games played (75), caused turnovers (84), ground balls (129). She is second 100 career goals at Navy all-time with 192 points (96 goals, 96 assists). • The Patriot League is now 4-0 all-time in NCAA Play-In Games • Kathy Young’s hat trick was her ninth of the season and she also contributed two • Timchal extends her all-time NCAA career wins record to 394 and also advances to draw controls, one ground ball and one caused turnover. her 23rd NCAA Tournament • Freshman Molly Hamilton controlled a game-high four draws for Navy.
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2012 NCAA PLAY-IN GAME 2012 NCAA FIRST ROUND May 5, 2012 • Eugene, Ore. May 12, 2012 • Chapel Hill, N.C. Navy 10, Oregon 9 (OT) #5 North Carolina 14, Navy 7
Sophomore Aimee Gennaro’s shot struck the crossbar and bounced down over the goal line with The No. 19 Navy women’s lacrosse team fell to No. 5 North Carolina, 14-7, in the NCAA First four seconds remaining in the first segment of overtime as the No. 18 Navy defeated Oregon, 10-9, Round at Fetzer Field. in an NCAA Play-In Game at Pape Field. “I am so proud of the Navy women’s lacrosse team,” head coach Cindy Timchal said. “We were “I’m very proud and happy for the Navy women’s lacrosse team to come out here and win in a ready to compete and we were ready to run towards victory today. We had a great start with very hard-fought, evenly-matched game,” said head coach Cindy Timchal. “We knew Oregon was Jasmine [DePompeo] leading the way offensively and Michelle [Verbeeck] coming up with big saves going to be tough and we knew we would have to come out strong. It was just a classic women’s on the defensive end. lacrosse match.” “It was a tough day for us and we do have to credit the outstanding play of the University of Oregon used a 5-0 run to lead Navy, 9-7, with nine minutes to go in the second half. Junior North Carolina today. We had some good looks and good scoring opportunities and I thought our attacker Kathy Young then scored on a free-position goal with eight minutes to go to pull Navy players played tough the whole way through and I’m proud of how hard this team has worked.” within one. Oregon ended up with the ball and junior defender Brijet Mall caused a turnover to get Junior attacker Jasmine DePompeo led Navy with four goals and one assist for a team-high five the ball back in Navy’s hands. points. Junior attacker Jasmine DePompeo then scored her fourth goal to tie the game at 9-9 with just Navy battled with North Carolina early in the game, but the Tar Heels pulled away with a 5-0 under five minutes to go. Oregon got the ensuing draw control but junior goalie Michelle Verbeeck run that spanned 16 minutes in the first half. made one of her 11 saves to stop the threat as the game moved to overtime. The Tar Heels opened the game’s scoring just 28 seconds in, but DePompeo responded a Oregon got the opening draw of the first segment of overtime and ran the clock down, but minute-and-a-half later on a free-position goal to put the Mids on the board. senior team captain Kierstin King caused a turnover with 45 seconds remaining before the overtime DePompeo scored two more goals to put the Mids up 3-2 with 23:54 remaining in the first half. intermission. DePompeo needed just over six minutes to register her 19th career hat trick. Navy then brought the ball downfield as the clock was winding down and after moving the ball North Carolina then used its 5-0 run to take control of the game and took a 9-4 lead into the around, Gennaro ended up with the ball with less than 10 seconds to go. Gennaro drove at the net locker room. and ripped her shot on goal to give Navy the lead with just four seconds to go. Carolina opened the second half scoring on a goal by Cannizzaro, but shortly after DePompeo made a great individual effort inside the eight-meter arc to create space and beat the goalie for Noteworthy: her fourth goal of the day. • Michelle Verbeeck moved to 8-0 on the season in the cage with her 11 saves. DePompeo and sophomore Aimee Gennaro provided all of the scoring for Navy with four goals • DePompeo’s four goals and two assists marked the 19th five-point game of her career and she and three goals, respectively. became the second Midshipmen to surpass the 200-point mark (204). • Kathy Young’s free-position goal allowed her to become Navy’s all-time free-position goal leader Noteworthy: for a single season (18) and career (37). • Timchal made her 24th appearance in the NCAA Tournament, which is the most in women’s • Navy is now 3-0 all-time in NCAA Play-In Games and the Mids are the first Patriot League lacrosse history. school to win a postseason game on the road. • DePompeo’s five-point effort was the best single-game output for Navy in its three NCAA Tournament games. • Gennaro’s hat trick was her ninth of the season. Gennaro scored 18 goals in Navy’s four postseason games in 2012.
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2013 NCAA FIRST ROUND 2013 NCAA SECOND ROUND May 10, 2013 • Annapolis, Md. May 12, 2013 • Annapolis, Md. Navy 12, Monmouth 6 #8 Duke 10, Navy 5
The eighth-seeded Navy women’s lacrosse team (19-1) advanced to the Second Round of the Visiting Duke used a strong defensive effort to defeat No. 8 Navy, 10-5, in the NCAA Women’s NCAA Tournament by defeating Monmouth, 12-6, in the NCAA First Round at Navy-Marine Corps Lacrosse Second Round at Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium on Sunday afternoon. Duke (14- Memorial Stadium on Friday. 5) now advances to the NCAA Quarterfinals to face top-seeded Maryland while Navy, with its 19-2 “To get our first NCAA win at Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium is thrilling,” said head record, has its best season in program history come to a close. coach Cindy Timchal. “We played a tough Monmouth team that went undefeated in their confer- “I am so proud of this Navy team for making history on Friday and then coming out tough ence. Their goalie did really well against us but we hung in there. Now we’re excited about the today,” head coach Cindy Timchal said. “It’s always sad to lose, but I wouldn’t want to be with opportunity to keep playing on Sunday.” any other team in the country.” Senior attacker Jasmine DePompeo (Sayville, N.Y.) scored a game-high six points and three Navy jumped out to a 4-2 lead after the first 11 minutes, but Duke responded with a 7-0 run other players scored hat tricks as the Mids won their first NCAA women’s lacrosse game in and held the Mids scoreless for a 41:03 span with its tough team defense. program history. After sophomore Loren Generi (Bayport, N.Y.) opened the contest with her first of a game-high A 7-0 run that spanned 25 minutes began with seven seconds left in the first half and broke four draw controls, junior attacker Aimee Gennaro (Havertown, Pa.) spun in from the right side and open a 5-4 game as the Mids built up a 12-4 lead. The Mids outscored Monmouth, 6-0, over the scored on a tough-angled shot to put Navy on the board first. first 27 minutes of the second half. Duke then went on its critical 7-0 run, first tallying two quick goals from Molly Quirke and DePompeo finished with one goal and five assists and moved into third place on the NCAA all- Taylor Trimble. Kerrin Maurer scored with 11 minutes left in the half and then Trimble scored off time assists list with 166. She also increased her nationally-leading point total to 126 (56 goals, a feed from Smesko with 11.2 seconds remaining as the visitors took a 6-4 halftime lead, erasing 70 assists). Navy’s early 4-2 lead. “Jas is a dynamic player,” Timchal said. “She has the ability to score but if they are really tough Trimble controlled the first draw of the second half and Duke scored 1:43 into the period when on her she can find the open player and that makes the team better offensively.” Trimble put in another feed from Smesko. Duke would get two more goals from Maurer and DePompeo’s 70 assists this year are the third-most in NCAA single-season history. Smesko before Coughlin broke Navy’s scoreless drought with 8:47 remaining in the game to cut Timchal, making a record 25th NCAA Tournament appearance, improved to 30-16 in tourna- the lead to 9-5. ment games. Navy was able to get a few more opportunities in the final minutes but could not get another The Mids extended their program-record winning streak to 13 games and also set a program shot past Duryea, who made 10 saves in the game and six in the second half. Smesko scored off record with their 19th win of the season. a pass from Trimble with 37 seconds left for the 10-5 final.
Noteworthy: Noteworthy: • The lacrosse team becomes the second women’s team at Navy to advance in the NCAA • DePompeo had one assist and increased her Navy single-season scoring record to 127 points Tournament (56 goals, 71 assists). DePompeo finishes her career with a school-record 336 points (169 • The women’s soccer team advanced to the second round in 2006 after moving past William and goals, 167 assists). Mary on penalty kicks • Gennaro’s two goals increased her season total to 64 and she has 80 points overall. Generi • Navy becomes the first Patriot League school to win an NCAA Women’s Lacrosse Tournament finishes the season with 75 points and 111 draw controls. game. • Sophomore goalie Annie Foky made seven saves and finishes the season at 17-2. Foky’s 17 wins and 7.13 goals-against average are both Navy single season records.
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2017 NCAA FIRST ROUND 2017 NCAA SECOND ROUND May 12, 2017 • Philadelphia, Pa. May 14, 2017 • Philadelphia, Pa. Navy 11, #7 Penn 10 Navy 23, UMass 11
The Navy women’s lacrosse team defeated No. 7 Penn, 11-10, on Friday afternoon at Penn The Navy women’s lacrosse team advanced to the quarterfinals of the NCAA Tournament for Park on Dunning-Cohen Champions Field in Philadelphia, Pa. The victory over the Quakers was the the first time in program history with a 23-11 victory over UMass on Sunday afternoon at Penn first for the Mids over a ranked opponent in school history. In addition, it was the second NCAA Park on Dunning-Cohen Champions Field. Tournament win for Navy in program history. “It is amazing,” head coach Cindy Timchal said after the game. “It was a great game for Navy “I am proud of the team,” head coach Cindy Timchal said after the game. “They showed up and women’s lacrosse. It was a good day to have a day. I am proud of the team. I want to give a shout really played tough, which was really required today against a really tough Penn team. It sounds out to our amazing lacrosse coaches in Aly Messinger, Gabby Capuzzi, and Matt Holman. They simple, but when you are competing you have to focus in on the little things and that’s what we have done a wonderful job pulling this all together. The kids believe in them. Shout out to them. I did. We focused in on the next ground ball. The next draw. They took us to the limit. We got a little am proud of our team. We beat a really good UMass team that went to the Elite Eight last year. It bit of a lead, but they came back and nearly tied it up. It was a great game and I am proud of my is a good day for Navy women’s lacrosse.” team for holding on until the very end and coming away with the victory.” Six players combined for the Mids’ 23 points on the day with five players recording hat tricks. Five players combined to score Navy’s 11 goals in the game. Andie O’Sullivan led the team Julia Collins tied the school record with eight goals in the game. She tied Loren Generi with four goals and six points, while Jenna Collins and Julia Collins added three and two goals, (at Longwood, April 2, 2013 and vs. UC Davis, March 27, 2013) and Danielle Vivonetto (vs. respectively. Kelly Larkin and Meg O’Donnell each added a goal apiece. Je. Collins, Larkin, and Manhattan, March 18, 2010) for most goals in a game in school history. O’Sullivan accounted for all six of the team’s assists with each player dishing out two helpers. Kelly Larkin paced the team with nine points, tallying three goals and a season-high six assists. Je. Collins’ five points in the game gives the junior 201 points for her career, making her the Jenna Collins also recorded eight points on the day, finishing with two goals and a season-best six sixth player in school history to record 200 or more points. On the season, she has 98 points and assists. Kayla Harris scored four goals – all in the second half. Meg O’Donnell and Morgan Young is two points shy of becoming the third player in program history with 100 or more points in a each added three goals apiece. Young finished the game with a season-best four assists. season. Defensively, Ingrid Boyum picked up her 17th win of the year, tying Annie Foky for most in Defensively, Ingrid Boyum tied a career-high with 11 saves to pick up her 16th victory of the a season. Foky finished the 2013 season 17-3. Boyum recorded seven saves in the game and season. The junior notched six stops in the first half and recorded back-to-back stops as the second grabbed two ground balls. half started to keep the game tied at 5-5 and allow the Midshipmen offense get into rhythm. The Midshipmen defense disrupted the Minutewomen’s offense all day. Navy was credited with The Mids’ defense caused eight turnovers in the game with six different players causing a 13 caused turnovers out of UMass’ 15 turnovers on the day. Marie Valenti led the way with four turnover. Blake Smith and Marie Valenti led the team with two caused turnovers apiece. Meghan caused turnovers, and Blake Smith finished with three. Sarah Childress and Boyum each chipped Hubley led the team with three ground balls, while Ju. Collins paced the team with five draw in two caused turnovers apiece. With her three caused turnovers, Smith has 36 on the season, controls. passing Caitlin Mandrin-Hill (34 in 2009) for most caused turnovers in a single season. Navy finished the game 20 ground balls and 20 draw controls. Valenti led the team with five Noteworthy: ground balls, while Ju. Collins paced the team with eight draw controls. • The victory over No. 7 Penn in the opening round of the NCAA Tournament was the first win against a ranked opponent in Navy history. Noteworthy: • In addition, it was the second NCAA Tournament win for Navy in program history. • With the win, Navy advance to the NCAA Tournament Quarterfinals for the first time in • Jenna Collins’ five points in the game gives the junior 201 points for her career, making her the program history. sixth player in school history to record 200 or more points. • The Mids are the third team that Timchal has led to the NCAA Tournament Quarterfinals – • On the season, Je. Collins has 98 points and is two points shy of becoming the third player in Northwestern (1x) and Maryland (14x). program history with 100 or more points in a season. • Julia Collins tied the school record with eight goals in the game, equaling Loren Generi and Danielle Vivonetto.
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2017 NCAA QUARTERFINALS 2017 NCAA SEMIFINALS May 20, 2017 • Chapel Hill, N.C. May 26, 2017 • Foxborough, Mass. Navy 16, #2 North Carolina 14 #14 Boston College 16, Navy 15
The Navy women’s lacrosse team edged defending National Champion and No. 2 seed North The Navy women’s lacrosse team saw its historic run come to an end on Friday night as Carolina, 16-14, on Saturday afternoon at Fetzer Field in Chapel Hill, N.C. The win over the Tar the Midshipmen dropped a 16-15 decision to No. 14 Boston College in the NCAA Tournament Heels lifts the Midshipmen to their first ever Final Four appearance in school history. Semifinals at Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, Mass. The Mids became the first women’s team “It was a wonderful day for Navy women’s lacrosse,” head coach Cindy Timchal said after from a service academy to compete in the Final Four. the game. “I am proud of our team for the effort they put out today. We beat a team with an “It was a heck of a game tonight,” head coach Cindy Timchal said. “I guess we kept the people unbelievable history of excellence in lacrosse. We have been playing good lacrosse so we felt we in the stands. I’m certainly very proud of our program. We fought to the end, came up short. We could say close and make it a good game. I don’t think we looked at the scoreboard until the end. give credit to the really tough BC team we played tonight. For today, we celebrate another win for Navy women’s lacrosse and look forward to our next “This team plays with a lot of heart. We’re just very proud of our program. All the players that game.” competed tonight on the field, they really put it on the line.” Offensively, Navy saw seven players score goals, including three players record hat tricks. Kelly The Mids jumped out to a 9-6 halftime lead, but fell behind during a six-goal run by the Eagles. Larkin led the way with six points on four goals and a pair of assists. The six points in the game Navy trailed by as many as three goals with 6:42 remaining in the game, but got late goals from gave the freshman 102 for the season, making her just the fourth player in school history and first Julia Collins and Kelly Larkin. Boston College won the final draw and was able to run down the freshman to record 100 or more points in a single year. Jenna Collins and Meg O’Donnell joined clock to secure the victory. Larkin with hat tricks on the day. Je. Collins finished the day with three goals and two assists for Navy concludes its season with an 18-5 record, advancing further in the NCAA Tournament five points, while O’Donnell netted three goals. Julia Collins and Morgan Young added two goals than any team in Patriot League Women’s Lacrosse history. Larkin (108) and Jenna Collins (114) apiece, while Kayla Harris and Molly O’Sullivan scored one goal each. Young and Blake Smith became the first teammates in League history to total 100 points in the same season. chipped in assists on the day. The Navy offense was led by Larkin who scored a career-high six goals. She was joined by Ju. Defensively, Ingrid Boyum broke the school record with her 18th victory of the season. The Collins and Meg O’Donnell who each added two goals apiece. Jenna Collins, Kayla Harris, Andie junior tied a career high with 11 saves in the game. She tallied five stops in the first half and O’Sullivan, Molly O’Sullivan, and Morgan Young scored a goal each. continued the second half with six saves. She made a one-on-one stop with 17:45 remaining on Jenna Collins led the team with two assists, while Julia Collins, O’Donnell, Andie O’Sullivan, the clock that helped spark the offense in the final half of the game. With momentum, the Mids and Young each chipped in a helper each. Andie O’Sullivan and Harris paced the team in ground scored six of the final seven goals of the game. balls, picking up three and two, respectively. Ju. Collins led the team with six draw controls, while The defense disrupted the potent Tar Heel offense, leading to 14 turnovers, including eight Harris added three and O’Donnell notched a pair. caused turnovers. Navy won the ground ball battle, 23-15, while North Carolina edged the Mids in Defensively, Ingrid Boyum took the hard-luck loss. The junior played a full 60 minutes, recording draw controls, 18-15. 10 saves, while allowing 16 goals and picking up a ground ball. The team forced five turnovers with Larkin, Sarah Childress, Blake Smith, Lexy Smith, and Marie Valenti each causing a turnover. Noteworthy: The two teams played fairly event throughout the entire game. Navy posted 40 shots compare • Navy punched its ticket to the first ever Final Four appearance in school history. to 34 by Boston College. The Eagles edged the Midshipmen 12-10 in ground balls, while the Mids • Cindy Timchal has directed three different programs to the NCAA Quarterfinals, and two teams won the draw control battle, 18-14. The two teams were both perfect in clear attempts with Navy – Maryland and Navy – to the Final Four. attempting 18 and Boston College attempting 16. • Kelly Larkin led the way with six points on four goals and a pair of assists to give the freshman 102 points for the season, making her just the fourth player in school history and first freshman Noteworthy: to record 100 or more points in a single year. • Navy women’s lacrosse became the first women’s team from a Service Academy to ever • Defensively, Ingrid Boyum broke the school record with her 18th victory of the season. The advance to the NCAA Final Four in any sport. junior tied a career high with 11 saves in the game. • The NCAA Women’s Lacrosse Final Four featured Hall of Fame coach Cindy Timchal and three Maryland alums that played for her.
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2018 NCAA FIRST ROUND 2018 NCAA SECOND ROUND May 11, 2018 • Baltimore, Md. May 13, 2018 • Baltimore, Md. #7 Navy 16, #20 Johns Hopkins 9 #7 Navy 19, #10 Loyola (Md.) 15
The No. 7 Navy women’s lacrosse team posted a 16-9 victory over No. 20 Johns Hopkins in The No. 7 Navy women’s lacrosse team posted a 19-15 victory over No. 10 Loyola on Sunday the first round of the NCAA Tournament at Ridley Sports Complex in Baltimore. With the win, the afternoon at the Ridley Athletic Complex to advance to the NCAA Tournament Quarterfinals for the Mids advance to the second round to take on tournament-host No. 10 Loyola. second consecutive year. The Midshipmen will travel to College Park to take on defending National “We have a tremendous amount of respect for Hopkins,” head coach Cindy Timchal said after Champion and No. 1 national seed Maryland next weekend. the game. “The offense they were running had them scoring a lot of goals, even in their losses. “Coming up to Loyola after last weekend’s emotional win in the Patriot League Tournament, I They lost several games by one and scoring a lot of goals. We knew defensively that we had a lot want to credit our players for being strong and believing in themselves,” head coach Cindy Timchal to handle. We proved that tonight. Clearing wise, we have some things to work on. That is okay said after the game. “They saw, once again, a very fierce and well-coached Loyola team today. My because we can work on that on Saturday. Offensively, I think we did a great job. There was a lot hats off to Jen Adams and her coaching staff for having such a wonderful team and pushing us to of hustle and a lot of heart. We have a tough rematch on Sunday.” the limits. I am so proud of our team for believing in themselves and pulling it together and being Defensively, Ingrid Boyum had a career night. The senior tallied a career-high 17 saves between strong when we needed to. They were really resilient in the ebbs and flows of the game because the pipes. She picked up her 16th win of the season and Navy-record 47th career win, passing Loyola came back, pushed hard and we responded. I am proud of the team. I am excited about Elaina Ponchione (2009-12) for the most wins in school history. The defense caused three of moving on because we all know it could be your last game at this time of the year. I am proud of the Blue Jays’ 10 turnovers in the game with Kayla Harris, Blake Smith, and Marie Valenti each the team and happy for the victory. On to the next round.” causing turnovers. Navy scored 19 goals on 34 shots on the day, marking the most points a Patriot League team Offensively, the Navy scored 16 goals on 26 shots. The Midshipmen were led by Julia Collins has ever scored on Loyola since the team joined the conference in 2014. who tallied a team-best seven points in the game, racking up six goals and chipping in an assist. In Kelly Larkin led the way with seven points on the day, while Jenna Collins followed with six. her last three game, Julia Collins has tallied 17 goals and three assists for 20 total points at the Jenna Collins led the way with five goals, while adding an assist and Larkin posted a team-high Ridley Athletic Complex. The senior captain was joined by Jenna Collins, Harris, Natalie Irwin, and four helpers, chipping in three goals. Julia Collins and Kayla Harris each added four goals apiece. Kelly Larkin who each scored two goals apiece. Larkin led the way with three of Navy’s six assists. For Harris, the four goals tied a career high, which the sophomore set last season in the second With her two goals, Jenna Collins broke the Midshipmen’s career record for goals scored. The round of the NCAA Tournament against UMass. senior now has 218 career goals, surpassing Loren Generi (2012-15) who held the record with Defensively, Ingrid Boyum picked up her 17th win of the season. Navy’s all-time saves leader 217. In addition, Jenna Collins tied the single-season goals record with her 77th goal of the season. recorded seven saves on the day en route to the victory. In addition, Boyum picked up team-best She tied Erin Rawlick (2008-10) who netted 77 goals in 2010. four ground balls and caused a pair of turnovers. Marie Valenti joined Boyum with two caused turnovers as the Mids finished the day causing seven of the Greyhounds’ 13 turnovers. Sarah Noteworthy: Childress, Andie O’Sullivan, and Blake Smith each chipped in a pair of ground balls in the game. • Navy advanced to the program’s sixth NCAA Tournament in the program’s 11th season. Annalise Heyward paced the team with five of the Mids’ 17 draws in the game. She was joined • The game between Navy and Johns Hopkins marked the first time in program history the two by Jenna Collins and O’Sullivan who finished the game with four apiece. teams met on the women’s lacrosse field. • Defensively, goalie Ingrid Boyum had a career night, tallying a career-high 17 saves and picking Noteworthy: up her Navy-record 47th career win, passing Elaina Ponchione (2009-12) for the most wins in • With the win, Navy advanced to the NCAA Tournament Quarterfinals for the second time in school history. program history – back-to-back season (2017, 2018). • With her two goals, Jenna Collins broke the Midshipmen’s career record for goals scored. The • Navy scored 19 goals on 34 shots on the day, marking the most points a Patriot League team senior now has 218 career goals, surpassing Loren Generi (2012-15) who held the record with has ever scored on Loyola since the team joined the conference in 2014. 217. • The win marked Navy’s fourth victory of the season over a ranked opponent. Navy has six wins • In addition, Jenna Collins tied the single-season goals record with her 77th goal of the season. against ranked opponents with all six wins coming within a 13-month span between May 2017 She tied Erin Rawlick (2008-10) who netted 77 goals in 2010. and May 2018.
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2018 NCAA QUARTERFINALS 2019 NCAA FIRST ROUND May 19, 2018 • College Park, Md. May 10, 2019 • Charlottesville, Va. #2 Maryland 17, #7 Navy 15 #14 Navy 16, #24 High Point 5
The No. 7 Navy women’s lacrosse team posted a valiant effort, but came up just short, falling The No. 14 Navy women’s lacrosse team posted a 16-5 victory over No. 24 High Point in the to defending National Champion Maryland, 17-15, on Saturday afternoon at the Maryland Field opening round of the NCAA Tournament at Klöckner Stadium in Charlottesville, Va. With the win, Hockey and Lacrosse Complex. The Mids close out the season at the NCAA Quarterfinals, finishing the Midshipmen advance to the second round to take on No. 6 Virginia on Sunday, May 12 at noon. one game short of back-to-back Final Four appearances. The win gives Navy six NCAA Tournament victories in the past three seasons. In addition, the “It was a disappointing loss for Navy,” head coach Cindy Timchal said after the game. “We put 11-point is the second-largest postseason win in program history, falling just shy of matching the it all out there on the line today and came up short. I am proud of our captains who are here, Blake 12-point victory Navy had over UMass (W, 23-11) in the 2017 Final Four run. and Julia, as well as the entire team for putting out the effort today. It wasn’t good enough to, “I want to give out a shout out to my coaches Gabby Capuzzi, Aly Messinger, and Kelly but ‘Go Navy Women’s Lacrosse!’” Devlin,” head coach Cindy Timchal said after the game. “They put together a wonderful game plan. Offensively, the Midshipmen tallied 15 goals on 30 shots, including 28 shots on goal. Navy was Obviously, it goes without saying that the players were certainly bought into what we needed to led by team captain Julia Collins who finished the game eight goals, tying the Mids’ school record do in this first round NCAA game. It is a blessing for us. We did not win a conference title, but we for goals in a game. She was joined by Andie O’Sullivan who closed out the game with a pair of were recognized and valued by the NCAA. We wanted to come out and prove that we deserved to goals. Jenna Collins led the way with four assists, finishing the day with five points. be here. With that, I am pleased with the execution. It wasn’t perfect, but with that we wanted Defensively, Navy caused eight of Maryland’s 12 turnovers. The Mids backline limited the to work hard no matter what. I am proud of the coaching staff and the team. Our goal is to stay Terps’ offensive attack. Ingrid Boyum recorded her 15th career double-digit save effort and the together as long as we can as a team for 2019.” 10th time in her career with 10 or more saves against a ranked opponent, finishing the game with The Navy defense limited the potent High Point offense to just five goals on the night. The 10 stops. Natalie Irwin and Marie Valenti finished the game with two caused turnovers apiece. Midshipmen caused seven of the Panthers’ 13 turnovers on the day. Marie Valenti and Annalise For Valenti, the two CTs gave the junior 85 for her career, setting a new Navy record. Valenti Heyward each recorded two caused turnover apiece. Anne Richter picked up seven of Navy’s 21 surpassed Caitlin Mandrin Hill (2008-11) who previously held the record with 84 caused turnovers. ground balls on the day. It was a career high for the senior and the third-best individual perfor- Senior captain Blake Smith had the task of guarding Tewaaraton Award Finalist Megan Whittle. mance in program history. She was joined by Gil Eby and Nicole Victory who picked up three and Smith held one of the nation’s most prominent scorers to just three goals – two of which game on two ground balls, respectively. free-position opportunities – while keeping Whittle scoreless for the first 50 minutes of the game. The defense helped stymie the High Point attack, disrupting shots and holding the Panthers Maryland won the possession battle, coming away with 21 draws, compared to 13 by Navy. without a free-position goal (0-for-4). Gab Harchelroad picked up her 15th victory of the season, Kayla Harris led the Midshipmen with six draws, while O’Sullivan added four on the day. working 53:33 between the pipes. She allowed five goals, while recording seven saves. She gave Navy closes out the 2018 campaign in the NCAA Quarterfinals with an 18-4 overall record. way to Abbi Young who closed out the final 6:27 with a pair of stops and no goals allowed. The Mids won their second consecutive Patriot League Championship, advancing to the NCAA Offensively, Navy had four players – Kayla Harris, Kelly Larkin, Reagan Roelofs, and Victory Tournament for the sixth time in the program’s 11th season. The Midshipmen’s only losses came – record hat tricks on the night. In addition, Natalie Irwin added a pair of goals, while Heyward against top 10 opponents, while picking up four victories against ranked foes. Navy became the and Ellie Lecker each added a score. Andie O’Sullivan paced the team with three assists, while first team in the Patriot League to have three players finish the year with 100 or more points as Roelofs added a pair of helpers. Roelofs pulled down a game-high nine draw controls, while Harris, the Collins twins and Kelly Larkin all finished the year with 100 or more points. Heyward, and O’Sullivan added two apiece.
Noteworthy: Noteworthy: • Navy was led by team captain Julia Collins who finished the game eight goals, tying the Mids’ • The Midshipmen advanced to the NCAA Tournament for the third consecutive season, earning school record for goals in a game. their first at-large bid in program history. • The Midshipmen’s only losses came against top 10 opponents, while picking up four victories • The win gives Navy six NCAA Tournament victories in the past three seasons. against ranked foes. • The 11-point is the second-largest postseason win in program history, falling just shy of match- • Navy became the first team in the Patriot League to have three players finish the year with ing the 12-point victory Navy had over UMass (W, 23-11) in the 2017 Final Four run. 100 or more points as the Collins twins and Kelly Larkin all finished the year with 100 or more • Anne Richter picked up seven of Navy’s 21 ground balls on the day. It was a career high for points. the senior and the third-best individual performance in program history.
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2019 NCAA SECOND ROUND May 12, 2019 • Charlottesville, Va. #6 Virginia 15, #14 Navy 12
The No. 14 Navy women’s lacrosse team put forth a valiant effort against No. 6 Virginia on a rainy Sunday afternoon at Klöckner Stadium in Charlottesville, Va., but ultimately fell, 15-12, in the second round of the NCAA Tournament. “Virginia got the best of us today,” head coach Cindy Timchal said. “Our team hung strong the whole way. We had some momentum opportunities for us. We generated some good shots. We played and lost to a very good team. Navy women’s lacrosse is exceptional, winning on Friday and coming out today and fighting the whole way. I am proud of the team. Proud of the seniors. Proud of the returning players who will be hungry for 2020. Tough loss for today down here in Charlottesville, but I couldn’t ask for a better team than Navy women’s lacrosse.” Offensively, Navy was led by a trio of players who notched hat tricks on the day. Kelly Larkin led all Midshipmen with six points on three goals and three assists, while Nicole Victory scored three goals and added a helper. Andie O’Sullivan rounded out the hat tricks, scoring three goals. The Midshipmen benefitted from extra offensive possessions as the Mids won 19 out of 28 draws on the day. Annalise Heyward paced the team with nine draw controls, while Reagan Roelofs added five draws, and Kayla Harris picked up four. Defensively, Navy caused five of Virginia’s 13 turnovers on the day. Both teams had unforced turnovers due to the wet weather conditions. Heyward led the Mids with three caused turnovers on the day. Gab Harchelroad was the primary goalie for the Midshipmen on the day. She recorded three saves in just over 54 minutes of work. Abbi Young spelled Harchelroad for a little under six minutes with two goals allowed and no saves. Navy finished the season 16-5 overall and 8-1 in the Patriot League. The Midshipmen advanced to the NCAA Tournament for the third consecutive season, earning their first at-large bid in program history. As a team, the 2019 squad finished in the program’s top three in points, points per game, goals, assists, assists per game, shots, shots on goal, draw controls, draws per game, caused turnovers, and games played.
Noteworthy: • Navy finished the season 16-5 overall. The Midshipmen’s only losses came against top 25 opponents, while picking up four victories against ranked foes. • Kelly Larkin, a junior, became Navy and the Patriot League’s all-time leader in points, while also becoming the first player in school and conference history with three 100-point seasons. • Marie Valenti became the first player in Navy history (sixth in the Patriot League) with 100 or more caused turnovers, while also becoming the Mids’ all-time leader in ground balls.
H www.NAVYSPORTS.com H 45 2021 NAVY WOMEN’S LACROSSE National Rankings Navy in the National Polls Navy vs. Ranked Opponents 04/10/19 14 / 23 at Georgetown W, 16-9 1 Date IWLCA Poll 04/07/14 RV 01/28/19 13th Date Navy / Opp Opponent Result 05/04/19 14 / 11 at Loyola L, 9-21 2 05/03/10 RV 04/21/14 RV 02/11/19 13th 03/10/10 –– / 18 William & Mary L, 9-14 05/10/19 14 / 24 vs. High Point W, 16-5 05/07/12 RV 03/02/15 RV 02/18/19 18th 05/12/19 14 / 6 at Virginia L, 12-15 05/29/12 2 RV 03/09/15 RV 02/25/19 17th 03/21/10 –– / 3 at Duke L, 10-19 02/25/13 RV 03/16/15 RV 03/04/19 12th 05/15/10 –– / 3 at North Carolina L, 5-18 02/08/20 15 / 8 Virginia (ot) L, 13-14 03/04/13 RV 03/23/15 RV 03/11/19 13th 03/03/11 –– / 2 Northwestern L, 8-18 02/16/20 15 / 16 Duke W, 16-15 03/11/13 20th 02/08/16 RV 03/18/19 14th 03/29/11 –– / 15 at William & Mary L, 10-17 03/04/20 17 / 10 at Maryland L, 7-16 03/18/13 18th 02/15/16 RV 03/25/19 13th 05/14/11 –– / 1 at Maryland L, 6-19 03/10/20 19 / 8 at Florida L, 9-17 2 03/25/13 18th 05/30/17 6th 04/01/19 12th 03/25/12 –– / 1 at Northwestern L, 8-20 * – According to the IWLCA Poll 1 04/01/13 16th 02/05/18 10th 04/08/19 14th 05/12/12 RV / 5 at North Carolina L, 7-14 04/08/13 13th 02/12/18 10th 04/15/19 14th 04/15/13 14th 02/19/18 10th 04/22/19 13th 03/11/13 15 / 4 Northwestern L, 12-15 Navy vs. Defending National Champion 04/22/13 15th 02/26/18 11th 04/29/19 14th 05/12/13 16 / 8 Duke L, 5-10 Date Opponent Result 04/29/13 17th 03/05/18 11th 05/06/19 14th 04/19/14 –– / 14 at Loyola L, 6-11 05/14/11 at Maryland L, 6-19 05/06/13 16th 03/12/18 10th 05/28/19 2 16th 02/15/15 –– / 8 at Duke L, 3-10 03/25/12 at Northwestern L, 8-20 05/29/13 2 15th 03/19/18 12th 01/27/20 1 15th 04/01/15 –– / 4 at Virginia L, 13-15 03/11/13 Northwestern L, 12-15 02/03/14 18th 03/26/18 13th 02/10/20 15th 04/17/15 –– / 16 Loyola L, 4-14 05/20/17 at North Carolina W, 16-14 02/10/14 18th 04/02/18 12th 02/17/20 16th 04/26/15 –– / 16 at Loyola L, 9-14 05/19/18 at Maryland L, 15-17 02/17/14 19th 04/09/18 13th 02/24/20 18th 02/24/14 20th 04/16/18 11th 03/02/20 17th 02/12/16 –– / 5 Duke L, 9-18 03/04/20 at Maryland L, 7-16 03/03/14 20th 04/23/18 11th 03/09/20 2* 19th 03/05/16 –– / 14 at Boston College L, 9-17 03/10/14 19th 04/30/18 10th 04/06/16 –– / 13 Virginia L, 9-13 Navy vs. Eventual National Champion 03/17/14 19th 05/07/18 7th 1 – Preseason Poll 02/12/17 –– / 10 at Duke L, 12-20 Date Opponent Result 03/24/14 RV 05/29/18 2 6th 2 – Final Poll * – Shortened (COVID-19) 04/12/17 –– / 15 at Virginia L, 13-16 03/03/11 Northwestern L, 8-18 Highest National Ranking 05/12/17 –– / 7 at Penn W, 11-10 03/25/12 at Northwestern L, 8-20 IWLCA Coaches’ Poll 6th, Two Times 05/20/17 –– / 2 at North Carolina W, 16-14 Last: 05/28/18 05/26/17 –– / 14 vs. Boston College L, 15-16 Navy vs. Eventual Final Four Team Inside Lacrosse Women’s Media Poll 4th 02/27/18 11 / 2 at Boston College L, 14-20 Date Opponent Result 06/01/17 03/13/18 10 / 6 at Florida L, 16-19 05/15/10 at North Carolina L, 5-18 04/07/18 12 / 6 Loyola L, 12-16 03/03/11 Northwestern L, 8-18 Highest Final Poll National Ranking 04/11/18 13 / 11 Virginia W, 16-13 05/14/11 at Maryland L, 6-19 IWLCA Coaches’ Poll 6th 05/06/18 10 / 9 at Loyola W, 17-10 03/25/12 at Northwestern L, 8-20 2017, 2018 05/11/18 7 / 20 vs. Johns Hopkins W, 16-9 03/11/13 Northwestern L, 12-15 Inside Lacrosse Women’s Media Poll 4th 05/13/18 7 / 10 at Loyola W, 19-15 2017 03/04/17 Boston College L, 11-20 05/19/18 7 / 2 at Maryland L, 15-17 05/26/17 vs. Boston College * L, 15-16 Most Consecutive Weeks Ranked 02/09/19 13 / 16 at Virginia L, 12-15 02/27/18 at Boston College L, 14-20 IWLCA Coaches’ Poll 37 02/23/19 18 / 19 Towson W, 14-13 05/19/18 at Maryland L, 15-17 From 05/30/17 (Final) to 03/09/20 (Final) 03/02/19 17 / 11 Florida W, 14-13 03/06/19 Boston College L, 5-18 Inside Lacrosse Women’s Media Poll 20 03/06/19 12 / 1 Boston College L, 5-18 * – Final Four Game From 05/30/17 (Final) to 02/25/19 (Week 4) 04/06/19 12 / 11 at Loyola L, 6-16
IWLCA Coaches 2020 Final Poll Inside Lacrosse 2020 Final Poll US Lacrosse 2020 Poll (03/09/20) Rk School Votes Record Rk School Votes Record Rk School Record 1. North Carolina (25) 625 7-0 1. North Carolina (10) 200 7-0 1. North Carolina 6-0 2. Notre Dame 597 7-0 2. Notre Dame 188 7-0 2. Notre Dame 6-0 3. Loyola 566 5-0 3. Loyola 180 5-0 3. Loyola 5-0 4. Syracuse 553 7-1 4. Syracuse 167 7-1 4. Stony Brook 4-1 5. Stony Brook 515 4-1 5. Stony Brook 157 4-1 5. Syracuse 7-1 6. Northwestern 493 4-3 6. Florida 141 6-2 6. Dartmouth 5-0 7. USC 469 6-0 7. Northwestern 137 4-3 7. Florida 5-2 8. Florida 459 6-2 8. USC 136 6-0 8. USC 6-0 9. Dartmouth 413 5-0 9. Dartmouth 126 5-0 9. Northwestern 4-2 10. Penn 379 4-1 10. Penn 106 4-1 10. Michigan 5-1 11. Maryland 367 3-3 11. Richmond 98 7-0 11. Penn 4-1 12. Michigan 352 5-1 12. Michigan 74 5-1 12. Maryland 3-3 13. James Madison 292 5-1 13. James Madison 72 5-1 13. Richmond 7-0 14. Princeton 279 3-2 14. Maryland 69 3-3 14. UMass 4-1 15. Virginia 261 7-3 15. Princeton 51 3-2 15. James Madison 5-1 16. Denver 246 7-1 16. Virginia 39 5-3 16. Virginia 5-3 17. Richmond 237 7-0 17. Duke 36 6-3 17. Princeton 3-2 18. Duke 234 6-3 18. UMass 32 4-1 18. Denver 6-1 19. Boston College 156 4-3 19. Denver 28 7-1 19. Duke 5-3 20. UMass 132 4-1 20. Virginia Tech 19 7-3 20. Boston College 3-3 21. Navy 118 2-4 Others Receiving Votes: Army, Penn State, Boston College, Others Receiving Votes: Army, Colorado, Hofstra, Jacksonville, Penn 22. Penn State 111 5-2 Georgetown, Colorado, Navy, American State, Virginia Tech 23. Stanford 89 3-4 24. Virginia Tech 86 7-3 25. Colorado 44 3-2 (as of March 12, 2020 | Navy Opponents in Bold) Others Receiving Votes: N/A * – Season shortened by the coronavirus pandemic (COVID-19).
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Points Goals Per Game Draw Controls 1st Jasmine DePompeo (2013) 127 2nd Erin Rawlick (2008) 3.94 2nd Loren Generi (2012) 118 1st Erin Rawlick (2010) 111 4th Erin Rawlick (2010) 3.67 2nd Erin Rawlick (2010) 102 3rd Kelly Larkin (2019) 121 6th Meg Decker (2008) 3.71 4th Loren Generi (2015) 153 3rd Jenna Collins (2017) 114 8th Jenna Collins (2018) 3.77 5th Loren Generi (2014) 111 3rd Jasmine DePompeo (2011) 99 14th Aimee Gennaro (2013) 3.05 7th Caitlin Mandrin Hill (2011) 75 4th Kelly Larkin (2018) 117 7th Erin Rawlick (2008) 59 5th Jenna Collins (2018) 114 Assists 8th Meg Decker (2008) 58 6th Kelly Larkin (2017) 108 2nd Jasmine DePompeo (2013) 71 6th Erin Rawlick (2009) 92 3rd Kelly Larkin (2017) 54 Draw Controls Per Game 6th Erin Rawlick (2008) 91 5th Kelly Larkin (2018) 55 3rd Loren Generi (2012) 5.62 8th Julia Collins (2018) 103 6th Jasmine DePompeo (2011) 42 4th Erin Rawlick (2010) 4.86 8th Loren Generi (2015) 86 7th Kelly Larkin (2019) 53 5th Loren Generi (2014) 6.53 9th Jasmine DePompeo (2012) 92 7th Jasmine DePompeo (2012) 47 7th Erin Rawlick (2008) 3.47 15th Aimee Gennaro (2013) 80 13th Erin Rawlick (2009) 37 8th Caitlin Mandrin Hill (2011) 3.95 14th Erin Rawlick (2010) 34 10th Reagan Roelofs (2019) 6.95 Points Per Game 15th Caitlin Mandrin Hill (2011) 34 10th Loren Generi (2013) 5.29 1st Kelly Larkin (2019) 5.76 10th Meg Decker (2008) 3.41 1st Jasmine DePompeo (2013) 6.05 Assists Per Game 1st Erin Rawlick (2010) 5.29 2nd Jasmine DePompeo (2013) 3.38 Free Position Goals Per Game 2nd Erin Rawlick (2008) 5.35 8th Jasmine DePompeo (2011) 2.00 7th Jenna Collins (2018) 1.27 4th Jasmine DePompeo (2011) 4.71 8th Erin Rawlick (2009) 2.08 6th Erin Rawlick (2009) 5.11 9th Kelly Larkin (2020) 2.67 Goals-Against Average 8th Kelly Larkin (2018) 5.32 10th Kelly Larkin (2018) 2.50 3rd Annie Foky (2013) 7.15 9th Loren Generi (2015) 4.30 11th Kelly Larkin (2019) 2.48 8th Elaina Ponchione (2009) 8.78 10th Jenna Collins (2018) 5.18 13th Jasmine DePompeo (2012) 2.24 9th Annie Foky (2015) 7.59 10th Jenna Collins (2017) 4.96 13th Loren Generi (2014) 2.00 11th Elaina Ponchione (2010) 8.69 14th Kelly Larkin (2017) 4.70 15th Kelly Larkin (2017) 2.35 15th Caitlin Mandrin Hill (2011) 1.79 5th 2010 14.29 Goals 15th Amanda Towey (2008) 1.94 6th 2012 15.14 2nd Erin Rawlick (2010) 77 7th 2019 17.05 6th Jenna Collins (2018) 83 Shots On Goal Per Game 9th 2015 14.65 6th Aimee Gennaro (2013) 64 13th Jenna Collins (2018) 5.68 7th Jenna Collins (2017) 72 Draw Controls Percentage 8th Julia Collins (2018) 77 Ground Balls Per Game 5th 2019 .622 8th Jasmine DePompeo (2011) 57 11th Caitlin Mandrin Hill (2009) 3.24 9th Loren Generi (2013) 62 Fouls Per Game 10th Kelly Larkin (2019) 69 9th 2019 14.57 10th Danielle Vivonetto (2010) 62 11th Kathy Young (2012) 58
Navy in the NCAA Yearly Rankings – Team (Top 10)
Win Percentage Assists Per Game Scoring Offense Scoring Margin 2nd 2013 .905 4th 2019 8.14 2nd 2008 16.65 4th 2018 +6.68 4th 2012 .857 5th 2017 8.13 3rd 2018 17.18 4th 2008 +6.12 6th 2018 .818 7th 2018 7.23 6th 2010 14.52 5th 2012 +6.24 6th 2014 .824 7th 2012 14.57 5th 2010 +6.14 6th 2010 .810 Shots Per Game 8th 2017 15.57 6th 2014 +5.94 8th 2008 .765 5th 2018 35.23 8th 2017 +5.74 7th 2017 35.00 Scoring Defense 8th 2013 +5.90 Points 3rd 2014 6.53 10th 2015 +5.25 4th 2010 440 Shot Percentage 3rd 2013 7.43 6th 2011 396 4th 2018 .488 6th 2012 8.33 Turnovers Per Game 7th 2012 401 7th 2010 8.38 4th 2018 12.95 8th 2013 400 Shots On Goal Per Game 7th 2009 8.83 5th 2017 13.65 8th 2008 392 3rd 2018 26.86 10th 2015 7.75 6th 2017 26.39 Draw Controls Per Game Points Per Game 1st 2008 14.12 5th 2018 24.41 2nd 2018 16.86 7th 2019 23.52 3rd 2017 15.83 7th 2017 23.70
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Points Shots on Goal Free-Position Goals 2008 Erin Rawlick (67g 24a) 91 2008 Erin Rawlick 108 2008 Meg Decker 16 2009 Erin Rawlick (55g 37a) 92 2009 Erin Rawlick 89 2009 Erin Rawlick 9 2010 Erin Rawlick (77g 34a) 111 2010 Erin Rawlick 129 2010 Erin Rawlick 17 2011 Jasmine DePompeo (57g 42a) 99 2011 Aimee Gennaro 79 2011 Kathy Young 13 2012 Jasmine DePompeo (45g 47a) 92 2012 Kathy Young 106 2012 Kathy Young 18 2013 Jasmine DePompeo (56g 71a) 127 2013 L. Generi / A. Gennaro 93 2013 Kathy Young 13 2014 Loren Generi (46g 34a) 80 2014 Loren Generi 68 2014 L. Generi / A. Gennaro 8 2015 Loren Generi (57g 29a) 86 2015 Loren Generi 82 2015 Loren Generi 11 2016 Jenna Collins (44g 24a) 68 2016 Jenna Collins 71 2016 Jenna Collins 13 2017 Jenna Collins (72g 42a) 114 2017 Jenna Collins 116 2017 Morgan Young 16 2018 Kelly Larkin (62g 55a) 117 2018 Jenna Collins 125 2018 Jenna Collins 28 2019 Kelly Larkin (69g 52a) 121 2019 Kelly Larkin 99 2019 Kelly Larkin 10 2020 * Kelly Larkin (14g 16a) 30 2020 * Kelly Larkin 30 2020 * Reagan Roelofs 3
Goals Ground Balls Saves 2008 Erin Rawlick 67 2008 Caitlin Mandrin Hill 55 2008 Natalie Blandon 127 2009 Erin Rawlick 55 2009 Mary Ruttum 47 2009 Elaina Ponchione 144 2010 Erin Rawlick 77 2010 Kierstin King 41 2010 Elaina Ponchione 94 2011 Jasmine DePompeo 57 2011 Kierstin King 34 2011 Elaina Ponchione 72 2012 Kathy Young 58 2012 Kierstin King 36 2012 Michelle Verbeeck 90 2013 Aimee Gennaro 64 2013 Annie Foky 42 2013 Annie Foky 110 2014 Loren Generi 46 2014 Loren Generi 28 2014 Annie Foky 40 2015 Loren Generi 57 2015 Annie Foky 46 2015 Annie Foky 106 2016 Jenna Collins 44 2016 Molly Doyle 39 2016 Ingrid Boyum 129 2017 Jenna Collins 72 2017 Ingrid Boyum 50 2017 Ingrid Boyum 138 2018 Jenna Collins 83 2018 Jenna Collins 51 2018 Ingrid Boyum 155 2019 Kelly Larkin 69 2019 Marie Valenti 49 2019 Gab Harchelroad 106 2020 * Kelly Larkin 14 2020 * Gil Eby 14 2020 * Abbi Young 64
Assists Draw Controls Save Percentage 2008 Amanda Towey 33 2008 Erin Rawlick 59 2008 Natalie Blandon .423 2009 Erin Rawlick 37 2009 Erin Rawlick 57 2009 Elaina Ponchione .482 2010 Erin Rawlick 34 2010 Erin Rawlick 102 2010 Elaina Ponchione .418 2011 Jasmine DePompeo 42 2011 Caitlin Mandrin Hill 75 2011 Elaina Ponchione .434 2012 Jasmine DePompeo 47 2012 Loren Generi 118 2012 Michelle Verbeeck .484 2013 Jasmine DePompeo 71 2013 Loren Generi 111 2013 Annie Foky .447 2014 Loren Generi 34 2014 Loren Generi 111 2014 Annie Foky .440 2015 Loren Generi 29 2015 Loren Generi 153 2015 Annie Foky .427 2016 Jenna Collins 24 2016 Jenna Collins 69 2016 Ingrid Boyum .448 2017 Kelly Larkin 54 2017 Julia Collins 118 2017 Ingrid Boyum .398 2018 Kelly Larkin 55 2018 Jenna Collins 100 2018 Ingrid Boyum .420 2019 Kelly Larkin 52 2019 Reagan Roelofs 146 2019 Gab Harchelroad .364 2020 * Kelly Larkin 16 2020 * Kayla Harris 31 2020 * Abbi Young .457
Shots Attempted Caused Turnovers Goals Against Average 2008 E. Rawlick / M. Decker 127 2008 Caitlin Mandrin Hill 24 2008 Natalie Blandon 10.84 2009 Erin Rawlick 113 2009 Caitlin Mandrin Hill 34 2009 Elaina Ponchione 8.78 2010 Erin Rawlick 169 2010 Kierstin King 25 2010 Elaina Ponchione 8.69 2011 Jasmine DePompeo 102 2011 Beth Young 19 2011 Elaina Ponchione 8.87 2012 Kathy Young 137 2012 Kierstin King 21 2012 Michelle Verbeeck 8.15 2013 Loren Generi 125 2013 L. Rheiner / E. Mellin 18 2013 Annie Foky 7.13 2014 Loren Generi 80 2014 Molly Doyle 19 2014 Annie Foky 4.97 2015 Loren Generi 124 2015 Loren Generi 21 2015 Annie Foky 7.59 2016 Jenna Collins 99 2016 Jenna Collins 21 2016 Ingrid Boyum 8.49 2017 Jenna Collins 153 2017 Blake Smith 37 2017 Ingrid Boyum 9.84 2018 Jenna Collins 162 2018 Marie Valenti 33 2018 Ingrid Boyum 10.80 2019 Kelly Larkin 133 2019 A. Heyward / M. Valenti 29 2019 Gab Harchelroad 10.76 2020 * Kelly Larkin 38 2020 * Gil Eby 8 2020 * Abbi Young 13.77
* – Season shortened by the coronavirus pandemic (COVID-19).
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Overall Patriot League W L Pct. W L Pct. Finish Home Away Neutral Postseason Coach 2008 13 4 .765 4 2 .667 T-3rd 11-0 2-4 0-0 PL Semifinals Cindy Timchal 2009 13 5 .722 4 2 .667 T-2nd 7-3 5-2 1-0 PL Championship Cindy Timchal 2010 17 4 .810 5 1 .833 T-1st 12-1 4-3 1-0 PL Champions / NCAA First Round Cindy Timchal 2011 15 6 .714 4 2 .667 3rd 8-2 6-4 1-0 PL Champions / NCAA First Round Cindy Timchal 2012 18 3 .857 6 0 1.000 1st 11-0 7-3 0-0 PL Champions / NCAA First Round Cindy Timchal 2013 19 2 .906 6 0 1.000 1st 13-2 6-0 0-0 PL Champions / NCAA Second Round Cindy Timchal 2014 14 3 .824 6 2 .750 2nd 9-1 5-1 0-1 PL Semifinals Cindy Timchal 2015 15 5 .750 6 2 .750 3rd 8-1 6-4 1-0 PL Championship Cindy Timchal 2016 13 6 .684 7 2 .778 2nd 6-2 6-4 1-0 PL Championship Cindy Timchal 2017 18 5 .783 8 1 .889 2nd 7-2 9-2 2-1 PL Champions / NCAA Final Four Cindy Timchal 2018 18 4 .818 8 1 .889 2nd 7-1 8-3 3-0 PL Champions / NCAA Elite Eight Cindy Timchal 2019 16 5 .762 8 1 .889 2nd 9-1 5-4 2-0 PL Championship / NCAA Second Round Cindy Timchal 2020 * 2 4 .333 – – .––– N/A 1-2 1-2 0-0 N/A Cindy Timchal Total 191 56 .773 72 16 .818 ––– 109-18 70-36 12-2 ––– –––
* – Season shortened by the coronavirus pandemic (COVID-19) prior to the start of Patriot League competition. The 2020 Patriot League Championship / NCAA Tournament were not held.
Yearly Comparison
Goals Shot SOG Free-Pos. Free-Pos. Ground Draw Caused Clear Year W-L Pct. Goals Avg. Shots Pct. Pct. Assists Made-Att. Pct. Balls Controls Turnovers Turnovers Pct. 2008 13-4 .765 283 16.65 537 .527 .777 109 47-87 .540 336 291 291 110 .840 Opp. 179 10.53 414 .432 .756 68 43-107 .402 298 203 324 101 .647 2009 13-5 .722 231 12.83 487 .474 .774 113 37-73 .507 352 240 310 142 .799 Opp. 159 8.83 399 .398 .764 55 33-98 .337 285 177 330 104 .723 2010 17-4 .810 305 14.52 642 .475 .755 135 56-110 .509 391 300 320 192 .816 Opp. 176 8.38 441 .399 .687 75 34-98 .347 312 218 384 145 .647 2011 15-6 .714 275 13.10 593 .464 .759 121 38-85 .447 332 276 304 155 .799 Opp. 204 9.71 459 .444 .763 79 44-100 .440 319 241 329 132 .747 2012 18-3 .857 306 14.57 614 .498 .783 95 57-111 .514 316 318 229 143 .909 Opp. 175 8.33 427 .410 .780 67 48-107 .449 261 204 268 102 .744 2013 19-2 .906 280 13.33 595 .471 .745 120 43-118 .364 336 282 241 128 .821 Opp. 156 7.43 394 .396 .706 62 39-105 .371 300 201 286 119 .759 2014 14-3 .824 212 12.47 421 .504 .789 87 39-84 .464 306 219 228 148 .797 Opp. 111 6.53 258 .430 .702 45 27-67 .403 222 136 283 113 .711 2015 15-5 .750 260 13.00 600 .433 .745 115 38-99 .384 370 293 299 185 .848 Opp. 155 7.75 367 .422 .728 48 39-84 .464 314 161 351 143 .669 2016 13-6 .684 214 11.26 476 .450 .750 87 44-97 .454 300 225 259 146 .839 Opp. 162 8.53 420 .386 .695 64 45-96 .469 302 182 260 141 .779 2017 18-5 .783 358 15.52 805 .445 .754 187 55-125 .440 453 364 314 216 .857 Opp. 226 9.80 517 .437 .716 110 45-101 .446 359 257 421 161 .798 2018 18-4 .786 378 17.18 775 .488 .763 159 78-166 .470 384 371 285 174 .860 Opp. 231 10.50 564 .410 .706 96 51-121 .421 318 276 334 136 .873 2019 16-5 .762 323 15.38 709 .456 .745 171 51-123 .415 378 358 303 188 .867 Opp. 221 10.52 509 .434 .694 114 26-82 .317 321 218 337 152 .823 2020 * 2-4 .333 73 12.14 172 .424 .744 41 12-34 .353 88 80 79 46 .858 Opp. 86 14.30 197 .437 .782 33 13-34 .382 106 86 80 43 .898
Bold – Season High for Team / Opponent | Italics – Season Low for Team / Opponent
* – Season shortened by the coronavirus pandemic (COVID-19). Season did not meet statistical minimums and are not counted among season highs and lows.
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2008 13-4 2010 17-4 2012 18-3 2014 14-3 Patriot League: 4-2 (T-3rd) Patriot League: 5-1 (T-1st) Patriot League: 6-0 (1st) Patriot League: 6-2 (2nd) Head Coach: Cindy Timchal Head Coach: Cindy Timchal Head Coach: Cindy Timchal Head Coach: Cindy Timchal *Set NCAA record for most wins by a first-year program* Patriot League Tournament Champions Patriot League Regular Season Champions 02/08 at Longwood W, 14-8 02/23 Longwood W, 21-10 NCAA Tournament Qualifier Patriot League Tournament Champions 02/14 Campbell W, 21-2 03/01 Niagara W, 21-5 02/05 Howard W, 24-2 NCAA Tournament Qualifier 02/18 Liberty W, 19-3 03/04 St. Francis (Pa.) W, 24-0 02/12 La Salle W, 12-11 02/11 at High Point L, 10-11 02/23 Davidson W, 14-5 03/08 Cincinnati W, 18-6 02/19 Robert Morris W, 14-4 02/15 William & Mary W, 13-12 02/26 at Villanova W, 9-8 03/09 Saint Mary’s (Calif.) W, 18-6 02/21 Longwood W, 17-10 02/18 Longwood W, 20-4 03/05 George Washington W, 14-8 02/22 at Monmouth W, 13-4 03/15 Holy Cross • W, 12-11 02/27 at Davidson W, 14-7 03/08 Lafayette • W, 11-5 02/25 at Davidson W, 16-5 03/22 at Colgate • L, 10-19 03/05 Monmouth W, 17-5 03/15 at Bucknell • W, 15-4 03/03 at Bryant W, 8-7 03/25 Canisius W, 15-12 03/07 Fresno State W, 23-2 03/19 at American • W, 13-1 03/07 Robert Morris W, 18-8 03/29 at Davidson L, 10-15 03/10 #18 William & Mary L, 9-14 03/22 Boston Univ. • L, 8-9 03/10 Bucknell • W, 21-11 04/01 American • W, 13-12 03/13 at Lafayette • W, 14-8 03/29 Colgate • W, 13-2 04/05 at Lehigh • L, 12-15 03/18 Manhattan W, 19-6 03/12 Iona W, 19-8 04/02 San Diego State W, 14-9 04/09 Howard W, 19-5 03/21 at #3 Duke L, 10-19 03/14 Old Dominion W, 19-5 04/05 Michigan W, 12-9 03/17 at Lafayette • W, 18-7 04/12 Bucknell • W, 18-11 03/22 Presbyterian W, 21-4 04/09 Lehigh • (OT) W, 9-8 03/25 at #1 Northwestern L, 8-20 04/16 Robert Morris W, 17-14 03/27 Holy Cross • W, 10-4 04/12 at Holy Cross • W, 8-6 03/28 Cal W, 15-5 04/19 at Lafayette • W, 21-13 04/03 at Colgate • W, 12-8 04/19 at Loyola (Md.) • L, 6-11 04/22 at Villanova W, 19-8 04/07 American • W, 15-14 03/31 Holy Cross • W, 18-11 04/24 vs. Boston Univ. 1 L, 12-13 04/25 at American 1 L, 15-17 04/17 at Lehigh • L, 7-15 04/07 at Colgate • W, 8-6 1 – Patriot League Tournament (Baltimore, Md.) 1 – Patriot League Tournament (Washington, D.C.) 04/24 Bucknell • W, 24-4 04/13 American • W, 19-6 04/30 vs. Colgate 1 W, 15-10 04/21 at Lehigh • W, 14-4 05/02 at Lehigh 1 W, 11-9 04/27 American 1 W, 14-7 2015 15-5 2009 13-5 2 04/29 Holy Cross 1 W, 18-11 Patriot League: 6-2 (3rd) Patriot League: 4-2 (T-2nd) 05/08 Sacred Heart W, 12-2 3 2 Head Coach: Cindy Timchal Head Coach: Cindy Timchal 05/15 at #3 North Carolina L, 5-18 05/05 at Oregon (OT) W, 10-9 1 – Patriot League Tournament (Bethlehem, Pa.) 3 02/08 Longwood W, 17-2 02/13 Presbyterian W, 21-4 05/12 at #5 North Carolina L, 7-14 2 – NCAA Play-In Game (Annapolis, Md.) 1 – Patriot League Tournament (Annapolis, Md.) 02/13 at Liberty W, 21-6 02/22 Detroit Mercy W, 14-6 3 – NCAA Tournament First Round (Chapel Hill, N.C.) 2 – NCAA Play-In Game (Eugene, Ore.) 02/15 at #8 Duke L, 3-10 02/28 at Longwood L, 13-14 3 – NCAA Tournament First Round (Chapel Hill, N.C.) 02/21 at Davidson W, 16-11 03/07 Lafayette • W, 19-4 2011 15-6 02/25 Villanova W, 13-7 03/13 at Canisius W, 15-13 02/28 William & Mary W, 12-9 03/15 at Niagara W, 17-5 Patriot League: 4-2 (3rd) 2013 19-2 Head Coach: Cindy Timchal Patriot League: 6-0 (1st) 03/03 at George Washington W, 14-3 03/21 at Holy Cross • W, 10-9 Patriot League Tournament Champions Head Coach: Cindy Timchal 03/07 at Lafayette • W, 20-5 03/24 Villanova (OT) L, 14-15 NCAA Tournament Qualifier Patriot League Regular Season Champions 03/14 Bucknell • W, 21-4 03/28 Colgate • L, 4-10 02/11 Mount St. Mary’s W, 14-4 Patriot League Tournament Champions 03/18 American • W, 11-5 04/01 at American • W, 8-6 02/18 Ohio State W, 9-8 NCAA Tournament Qualifier 03/21 at Boston Univ. • W, 11-8 04/04 Davidson W, 13-6 02/20 Davidson W, 15-5 02/10 Winthrop W, 23-4 03/28 at Colgate • L, 4-10 04/07 Saint Mary’s (Calif.) W, 16-8 02/25 Bryant W, 22-7 02/16 at Liberty W, 15-7 04/01 at #4 Virginia L, 13-15 04/11 Lehigh • L, 7-11 02/27 High Point W, 11-8 02/22 High Point W, 15-6 04/08 at Lehigh • W, 8-3 04/14 Robert Morris W, 14-6 03/03 #2 Northwestern L, 8-18 02/24 Monmouth W, 16-4 04/11 Holy Cross • W, 11-6 04/18 at Bucknell • W, 8-7 03/05 at Robert Morris W, 16-5 03/02 Richmond W, 12-8 04/18 Loyola (Md.) • L, 4-14 04/20 Howard W, 22-7 03/12 at Bucknell • W, 17-7 03/09 Lehigh • W, 14-4 04/21 Holy Cross 1 W, 17-5 1 04/24 vs. Lehigh W, 12-11 03/15 at Fresno State W, 22-6 03/11 Northwestern L, 12-15 04/24 vs. Colgate 2 W, 16-7 1 04/26 at Colgate L, 4-17 03/17 at Cal L, 6-13 03/13 New Hampshire (OT) W, 11-10 04/26 at Loyola (Md.) 2 L, 9-14 1 – Patriot League Tournament (Hamilton, N.Y.) 03/20 Lafayette • W, 17-7 03/16 at Bucknell • W, 9-3 05/02 Virginia Tech W, 19-11 03/29 at #15 William & Mary L, 10-17 03/20 at George Washington W, 9-6 1 – Patriot League Tournament (Annapolis, Md.) 2 – Patriot League Tournament (Baltimore, Md.) 04/02 at Holy Cross • L, 10-11 03/23 Lafayette • W, 15-8 04/09 Colgate • W, 14-11 03/27 UC Davis W, 19-11 04/13 at American • W, 11-10 04/02 at Longwood W, 19-9 04/16 at Longwood W, 9-6 04/06 at Holy Cross • W, 15-5 04/23 Lehigh • W, 13-15 04/13 Colgate • W, 12-6 04/28 vs. Lehigh 1 W, 10-8 04/19 Jacksonville (2OT) W, 13-12 04/30 at Colgate 1 W, 15-14 04/21 at American • (2OT) W, 11-10 1 05/07 Quinnipiac 2 W, 20-5 04/26 Lafayette W, 9-8 1 05/14 at #1 Maryland 3 L, 6-19 04/28 Holy Cross W, 14-4 1 – Patriot League Tournament (Hamilton, N.Y.) 05/10 Monmouth 2 W, 12-6 2 – NCAA Play-In Game (Annapolis, Md.) 05/12 Duke 2 L, 5-10 3 – NCAA Championship First Round (College Park, Md.) 1 – Patriot League Tournament (Annapolis, Md.) 2 – NCAA Tournament 1st / 2nd Round (Annapolis, Md.)
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2016 13-6 2018 18-4 2020 1 2-4 Patriot League: 7-2 (2nd) Patriot League: 8-1 (2nd) Patriot League: 0-0 (N/A) 1 Head Coach: Cindy Timchal Head Coach: Cindy Timchal Head Coach: Cindy Timchal 02/05 at Virginia Tech W, 12-6 Patriot League Tournament Champions 02/08 #8 Virginia (OT) L, 13-14 02/07 at Longwood W, 15-5 NCAA Tournament Qualifier 02/12 at Saint Joseph’s W, 19-12 02/12 #5 Duke L, 9-18 02/10 Ohio State W, 9-7 02/16 #21 Duke W, 16-15 02/24 at Villanova W, 12-9 02/17 Columbia W, 21-10 02/22 Villanova L, 9-12 02/27 Liberty W, 21-7 02/25 Michigan W, 11-10 03/04 at #10 Maryland L, 7-16 03/02 George Washington W, 9-1 02/27 at #6 Boston College L, 14-20 03/10 at #8 Florida L, 9-17 1 03/05 at #14 Boston College L, 9-17 03/03 vs. Winthrop W, 22-11 1 – Season shortened by coronavirus pandemic (COVID-19) 03/19 at Loyola (Md.) • L, 2-8 03/06 at Saint Joseph’s W, 16-11 03/26 at Holy Cross • L, 6-7 03/13 at #6 Florida L, 16-19 03/30 Lehigh • W, 11-5 03/17 Colgate • (OT) W, 13-12 04/02 at Army West Point • W, 11-5 03/24 at Bucknell • W, 18-5 04/06 #13 Virginia L, 9-13 03/28 Lehigh • W, 18-7 04/09 Colgate • W, 15-10 03/31 at Holy Cross • W, 19-7 04/16 Boston Univ. • W, 12-6 04/07 #6 Loyola (Md.) • L, 12-16 04/20 at American • W, 14-9 04/11 #11 Virginia W, 16-13 04/23 at Bucknell • W, 11-10 04/14 at Army West Point • W, 20-7 04/30 Lafayette • W, 18-7 04/18 at American • W, 24-5 05/06 vs. Boston Univ. 1 W, 10-7 04/21 at Lafayette • W, 19-9 05/08 at Loyola (Md.) 1 L, 8-12 04/28 Boston Univ. • W, 23-6 1 – Patriot League Tournament (Baltimore, Md.) 05/04 vs. Lehigh 2 W, 20-5 05/06 at #9 Loyola 2 W, 17-10 05/11 vs. #20 Johns Hopkins 3 W, 16-9 2017 18-5 05/13 at #10 Loyola 3 W, 19-15 Patriot League: 8-1 (2nd) 05/19 at #2 Maryland 4 L, 15-17 Head Coach: Cindy Timchal 1 – Game Played at US Lacrosse Headquarters (Sparks, Md.) Patriot League Tournament Champions 2 – Patriot League Tournament (Baltimore, Md.) NCAA Tournament Qualifier 3 – NCAA Tournament 1st / 2nd Round (Baltimore, Md.) 02/05 Longwood W, 20-3 4 – NCAA Tournament Quarterfinals (College Park, Md.) 02/12 at #10 Duke L, 12-20 02/22 Villanova W, 17-5 2019 16-5 02/25 at Liberty W, 20-4 Patriot League: 8-1 (2nd) 03/01 at George Washington W, 16-5 Head Coach: Cindy Timchal 03/04 Boston College L, 11-20 NCAA Tournament Qualifier 03/12 Bryant (OT) W, 9-8 02/09 at #16 Virginia L, 12-15 03/18 Loyola (Md.) • L, 9-13 02/17 Saint Joseph’s W, 12-11 Results By The Numbers 03/25 Holy Cross • W, 17-6 02/23 #19 Towson W, 14-13 Overall Record 191-56 03/29 at Lehigh • W, 16-9 02/27 at Villanova W, 14-6 Home 109-18 04/01 Army West Point • W, 22-7 03/02 #11 Florida W, 14-13 at Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium 107-18 04/08 at Colgate • W, 20-10 03/06 #1 Boston College L, 5-18 at Rip Miller Field 2-0 04/12 at #15 Virginia L, 13-16 03/09 Brown W, 18-12 04/15 at Boston Univ. • W, 15-14 03/16 at Colgate • W, 18-6 Away 70-36 04/19 American • W, 21-8 03/23 Bucknell • W, 17-4 Neutral 12-2 04/22 Bucknell • W, 7-4 03/27 at Lehigh • W, 23-6 In Patriot League Games 72-16 04/28 at Lafayette • W, 24-10 03/30 Holy Cross • W, 22-6 1 Against Patriot League Opponents 90-22 05/05 vs. Lehigh W, 9-8 04/06 at #11 Loyola • L, 6-16 05/07 at Loyola (Md.) 1 W, 15-5 04/10 at #23 Georgetown W, 16-9 Patriot League Postseason 17-6 2 05/12 at #7 Penn W, 11-10 04/13 Army West Point • W, 21-8 Patriot League Quarterfinals 1-0 2 05/14 vs. UMass W, 23-11 04/17 American • W, 20-10 Patriot League Semifinals 10-2 3 05/20 at #2 North Carolina W, 16-14 04/20 Lafayette • W, 21-5 Patriot League Championships 6-4 4 05/26 vs. Boston College L, 15-16 04/25 at Boston Univ. • W, 13-12 1 – Patriot League Tournament (Baltimore, Md.) 05/02 vs. Army West Point 1 W, 20-10 2 – NCAA Tournament 1st / 2nd Round (Philadelphia, Pa.) NCAA Tournament * 7-7 05/04 at #11 Loyola 1 L, 9-21 3 – NCAA Tournament Quarterfinals (Chapel Hill, N.C.) Play-In Games 3-0 4 – NCAA Tournament Semifinals (Foxborough, Mass.) 05/10 vs. #24 High Point 2 W, 16-5 NCAA First Round 4-3 05/12 at #6 Virginia 2 L, 12-15 1 – Patriot League Tournament (Baltimore, Md.) NCAA Second Round 2-2 2 – NCAA Tournament 1st / 2nd Rounds (Charlottesville, Va.) NCAA Quarterfinals 1-1 NCAA Semifinals 0-1 NCAA Championship 0-0 All Postseason 27-13 Season Openers 10-3 Home Openers 11-2 Patriot League Openers 10-2
* – NCAA Play-In games do not count towards NCAA Tournament record
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First Meeting Last Meeting Current Streak Navy Opp American 13-1 .929 04/01/08 – Navy, 13-12 04/17/19 – Navy, 20-10 Navy, 12 games 209 120 Army West Point 5-0 1.000 04/02/16 – Navy, 11-5 05/02/19 – Navy, 20-10 Navy, 5 games 94 37 Boston College 0-5 .000 03/05/16 – Boston College, 17-9 03/06/19 – Boston College, 18-5 Boston College, 5 games 54 91 Boston University 6-2 .750 03/22/14 – Boston Univ., 9-8 04/25/19 – Navy, 13-12 Navy, 6 games 104 75 Brown 1-0 1.000 03/09/19 – Navy, 18-12 03/09/19 – Navy, 18-12 Navy, 1 game 18 12 Bryant 3-0 1.000 02/25/11 – Navy, 22-7 03/12/17 – Navy, 9-8 (OT) Navy, 3 games 39 22 Bucknell 12-0 1.000 04/12/08 – Navy, 18-11 03/23/19 – Navy, 17-4 Navy, 12 games 186 74 Cal 1-1 .500 03/17/11 – Cal, 13-6 03/28/12 – Navy, 15-5 Navy, 1 game 21 18 Campbell 1-0 1.000 02/14/14 – Navy, 21-2 02/14/14 – Navy, 21-2 Navy, 1 game 21 2 Canisius 2-0 1.000 03/25/08 – Navy, 15-12 03/13/09 – Navy, 15-13 Navy, 2 games 30 25 Cincinnati 1-0 1.000 03/08/08 – Navy, 18-6 03/08/08 – Navy, 18-6 Navy, 1 game 18 6 Colgate 12-4 .750 03/22/08 – Colgate, 19-10 03/16/19 – Navy, 18-6 Navy, 5 games 199 163 Columbia 1-0 1.000 02/17/18 – Navy, 21-10 02/17/18 – Navy, 21-10 Navy, 1 game 21 10 Davidson 6-1 .857 03/29/08 – Davidson, 15-10 02/21/15 – Navy, 16-11 Navy, 6 games 98 54 Detroit Mercy 1-0 1.000 02/22/09 – Navy, 14-6 02/22/09 – Navy, 14-6 Navy, 1 game 14 6 Duke 1-5 .167 03/21/10 – Duke, 19-10 02/16/20 – Navy, 16-15 Navy, 1 game 55 92 Florida 1-2 .333 03/13/18 – Florida, 19-16 03/10/20 – Florida, 17-9 Florida, 1 game 39 49 Fresno State 2-0 1.000 03/07/10 – Navy, 23-2 03/15/11 – Navy, 22-6 Navy, 2 games 45 8 George Washington 5-0 1.000 03/20/13 – Navy, 9-6 03/01/17 – Navy, 16-5 Navy, 5 games 62 23 Georgetown 1-0 1.000 04/10/19 – Navy, 16-9 04/10/19 – Navy, 16-9 Navy, 1 game 16 9 High Point 3-1 .750 02/27/11 – Navy, 11-8 05/10/19 – Navy, 16-5 Navy, 2 games 52 30 Holy Cross 13-2 .867 03/15/08 – Navy, 12-11 03/30/19 – Navy, 22-6 Navy, 3 games 207 109 Howard 3-0 1.000 04/09/08 – Navy, 19-5 02/05/10 – Navy, 24-2 Navy, 3 games 65 14 Iona 1-0 1.000 03/12/12 – Navy, 19-8 03/12/12 – Navy, 19-8 Navy, 1 game 19 8 Jacksonville 1-0 1.000 04/19/13 – Navy, 13-12 (2OT) 04/19/13 – Navy, 13-12 (2OT) Navy, 1 game 13 12 Johns Hopkins 1-0 1.000 05/11/18 – Navy, 16-9 05/11/18 – Navy, 16-9 Navy, 1 game 16 9 La Salle 1-0 1.000 02/12/10 – Navy, 12-11 02/12/10 – Navy, 12-11 Navy, 1 game 12 11 Lafayette 13-0 1.000 04/19/08 – Navy, 21-13 04/20/19 – Navy, 21-5 Navy, 13 games 225 96 Lehigh 13-4 .765 04/05/08 – Lehigh, 15-12 03/27/19 – Navy, 23-6 Navy, 11 games 203 138 Liberty 5-0 1.000 02/16/13 – Navy, 15-7 02/25/17 – Navy, 20-4 Navy, 5 games 96 27 Longwood 9-1 .900 02/23/08 – Navy, 21-10 02/05/17 – Navy, 20-3 Navy, 8 games 165 71 Loyola 3-9 .250 04/19/14 – Loyola, 11-6 05/04/19 – Loyola, 21-9 Loyola, 1 game 116 155 Manhattan 1-0 1.000 03/18/10 – Navy, 19-6 03/18/10 – Navy, 19-6 Navy, 1 game 19 6 Maryland 0-3 .000 05/14/11 – Maryland, 19-6 03/04/20 – Maryland, 16-7 Maryland, 3 games 28 52 Michigan 2-0 1.000 04/05/14 – Navy, 12-9 02/25/18 – Navy, 11-10 Navy, 2 games 23 19 Monmouth 4-0 1.000 03/05/10 – Navy, 17-5 05/10/13 – Navy, 12-6 Navy, 4 games 58 19 Mount St. Mary’s 1-0 1.000 02/11/11 – Navy, 14-4 02/11/11 – Navy, 14-4 Navy, 1 game 14 4 New Hampshire 1-0 1.000 03/13/13 – Navy, 11-10 (OT) 03/13/13 – Navy, 11-10 (OT) Navy, 1 game 11 10 Niagara 2-0 1.000 03/01/08 – Navy, 21-5 03/15/09 – Navy, 17-5 Navy, 2 games 38 10 North Carolina 1-2 .333 05/15/10 – North Carolina, 18-5 05/20/17 – Navy, 16-14 Navy, 1 game 28 46 Northwestern 0-3 .000 03/03/11 – Northwestern, 18-8 03/11/13 – Northwestern, 15-12 Northwestern, 3 games 28 53 Ohio State 2-0 1.000 02/18/11 – Navy, 9-8 02/10/18 – Navy, 9-7 Navy, 2 games 18 15 Old Dominion 1-0 1.000 03/14/12 – Navy, 19-5 03/14/12 – Navy, 19-5 Navy, 1 game 19 5 Oregon 1-0 1.000 05/05/12 – Navy, 10-9 (OT) 05/05/12 – Navy, 10-9 (OT) Navy, 1 game 10 9 Penn 1-0 1.000 05/12/17 – Navy, 11-10 05/12/17 – Navy, 11-10 Navy, 1 game 11 10 Presbyterian 2-0 1.000 02/13/09 – Navy, 21-4 03/22/10 – Navy, 21-4 Navy, 2 games 42 8 Quinnipiac 1-0 1.000 05/07/11 – Navy, 20-5 05/07/11 – Navy, 20-5 Navy, 1 game 20 5 Richmond 1-0 1.000 03/02/13 – Navy, 12-8 03/02/13 – Navy, 12-8 Navy, 1 game 12 8 Robert Morris 5-0 1.000 04/16/08 – Navy, 17-4 03/07/12 – Navy, 18-8 Navy, 5 games 79 27 Sacred Heart 1-0 1.000 05/08/10 – Navy, 12-2 05/08/10 – Navy, 12-2 Navy, 1 game 12 2 Saint Joseph’s 3-0 1.000 03/06/18 – Navy, 16-11 02/12/20 – Navy, 19-12 Navy, 3 games 47 34 Saint Mary’s (Calif.) 2-0 1.000 03/09/08 – Navy, 18-6 04/07/09 – Navy, 16-8 Navy, 2 games 34 14 San Diego State 1-0 1.000 04/02/14 – Navy, 14-9 04/02/14 – Navy, 14-9 Navy, 1 game 14 9 St. Francis (Pa.) 1-0 1.000 03/04/08 – Navy, 24-0 03/04/08 – Navy, 24-0 Navy, 1 game 24 0 Towson 1-0 1.000 02/23/19 – Navy, 14-13 02/23/19 – Navy, 14-13 Navy, 1 game 14 13 UC Davis 1-0 1.000 03/27/13 – Navy, 19-11 03/27/13 – Navy, 19-11 Navy, 1 game 19 11 UMass 1-0 1.000 05/14/17 – Navy, 23-11 05/14/17 – Navy, 23-11 Navy, 1 game 23 11 Villanova 6-2 .750 04/22/08 – Navy, 19-8 02/22/20 – Villanova, 12-9 Villanova, 1 game 107 70 Virginia 1-6 .143 04/01/15 – Virginia, 15-13 02/08/20 – Virginia, 14-13 (ot) Virginia, 3 games 88 101 Virginia Tech 2-0 1.000 05/02/15 – Navy, 19-11 02/05/16 – Navy, 12-6 Navy, 2 games 31 17 William & Mary 2-2 .500 03/10/10 – William & Mary, 14-9 02/28/15 – Navy, 12-9 Navy, 2 games 44 52 Winthrop 2-0 1.000 02/10/13 – Navy, 23-4 03/03/18 – Navy, 22-11 Navy, 2 games 45 15 TOTALS 191-56 .773 3,492 2,231
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American Bucknell Davidson Holy Cross Lehigh Navy Leads Series: 13-1 Navy Leads Series: 12-0 Navy Leads Series: 6-1 Navy Leads Series: 13-2 Navy Leads Series: 13-4 H: 7-0 | A: 6-1 | N: 0-0 H: 6-0 | A: 6-0 | N: 0-0 H: 3-0 | A: 3-1 | N: 0-0 H: 9-0 | A: 4-2 | N: 0-0 H: 4-2 | A: 5-2 | N: 4-0 04/01/08 W, 13-12 H 04/12/08 W, 18-11 H 03/29/08 L, 10-15 A 03/15/08 W, 12-11 H 04/05/08 L, 12-15 A 04/25/08 L, 15-17 A1 04/18/09 W, 8-7 A 04/04/09 W, 13-6 H 03/21/09 W, 10-9 A 04/11/09 L, 7-11 H 04/01/09 W, 8-6 A 04/24/10 W, 24-4 H 02/27/10 W, 14-7 A 03/27/10 W, 10-4 H 04/24/09 W, 12-11 N1 04/07/10 W, 15-14 H 03/12/11 W, 17-7 A 02/20/11 W, 15-5 H 04/02/11 L, 10-11 A 04/17/10 L, 7-15 A 04/13/11 W, 11-10 A 03/10/12 W, 21-11 H 02/25/12 W, 16-5 A 03/31/12 W, 18-11 H 05/02/10 W, 11-9 A2 04/13/12 W, 19-6 H 03/16/13 W, 9-3 A 02/23/14 W, 14-5 H 04/29/12 W, 18-11 H1 04/23/11 L, 13-15 H 04/27/12 W, 14-7 H2 03/15/14 W, 15-4 A 02/21/15 W, 16-11 A 04/06/13 W, 15-5 A 04/28/11 W, 10-8 N1 04/21/13 W, 11-10 (2OT) A 03/14/15 W, 21-4 H 04/28/13 W, 14-4 H1 04/21/12 W, 14-4 A 03/19/14 W, 13-1 A 04/23/16 W, 11-10 A Detroit 04/12/14 W, 8-6 A 03/09/13 W, 14-4 H Navy Leads Series: 1-0 03/18/15 W, 11-5 H 04/22/17 W, 7-4 H 04/11/15 W, 11-6 H 04/09/14 W, 9-8 (OT) H H: 1-0 | A: 0-0 | N: 0-0 1 04/20/16 W, 14-9 A 03/24/18 W, 18-5 A 02/22/09 W, 14-6 H 04/21/15 W, 17-5 H 04/08/15 W, 8-3 A 04/19/17 W, 21-8 H 03/23/19 W, 17-4 H 03/26/16 L, 6-7 A 03/30/16 W, 11-5 H Patriot League Regular Season: 12-0 04/18/18 W, 24-5 A Patriot League Tournament: 0-0 Duke 03/25/17 W, 17-6 H 03/29/17 W, 16-9 A 04/17/19 W, 20-10 H Duke Leads Series: 5-1 03/31/18 W, 19-7 A 05/05/17 W, 9-8 N3 1 – Patriot League Tournament (Washington, D.C.) H: 1-2 | A: 0-3 | N: 0-0 2 – Patriot League Tournament (Annapolis, Md.) Cal 03/30/19 W, 22-6 H 03/28/18 W, 18-7 H Patriot League Regular Season: 12-0 Series Tied: 1-1 03/21/10 L, 10-19 A 1 – Patriot League Tournament (Annapolis, Md.) 3 Patriot League Regular Season: 10-2 05/04/18 W, 20-5 N Patriot League Tournament: 1-1 H: 1-0 | A: 0-1 | N: 0-0 1 05/12/13 L, 5-10 H Patriot League Tournament: 3-0 03/27/19 W, 23-6 A 03/17/11 L, 6-13 A 02/15/15 L, 3-10 A 1 – Patriot League Tournament (Hamilton, N.Y.) 2 – Patriot League Tournament (Bethlehem, Pa.) Army West Point 03/28/12 W, 15-5 H 02/12/16 L, 9-18 H Navy Leads Series: 5-0 Howard 3 – Patriot League Tournament (Baltimore, Md.) Navy Leads Series: 3-0 Patriot League Regular Season: 8-4 H: 2-0 | A: 2-0 | N: 1-0 02/12/17 L, 12-20 A H: 3-0 | A: 0-0 | N: 0-0 Patriot League Tournament: 5-0 04/02/16 W, 11-5 A Campbell 02/16/20 W, 16-15 H Navy Leads Series: 1-0 1 – NCAA Tournament Second Round (Annapolis, Md.) 04/09/08 W, 19-5 H 04/01/17 W, 22-7 H H: 1-0 | A: 0-0 | N: 0-0 04/20/09 W, 22-7 H Liberty 04/14/18 W, 20-7 A 02/14/14 W, 21-2 H Navy Leads Series: 5-0 Florida 02/05/10 W, 24-2 H H: 2-0 | A: 3-0 | N: 0-0 04/13/19 W, 21-8 H Florida Leads Series: 2-1 02/16/13 W, 15-7 A 05/02/19 W, 20-10 N1 Canisius H: 1-0 | A: 0-2 | N: 0-0 Iona 1 – Patriot League Tournament (Baltimore, Md.) 02/18/14 W, 19-3 H Navy Leads Series: 2-0 03/13/18 L, 16-19 A Navy Leads Series: 1-0 Patriot League Regular Season: 4-0 H: 1-0 | A: 1-0 | N: 0-0 Patriot League Tournament: 1-0 03/02/19 W, 14-13 H H: 0-0 | A: 0-0 | N: 0-0 02/13/15 W, 21-6 A Army-Navy Star Series: 2-0 03/25/08 W, 15-12 H 03/10/20 L, 9-17 A 03/12/12 W, 19-8 H 02/27/16 W, 21-7 H 03/13/09 W, 15-13 A 02/25/17 W, 20-4 A Boston College Jacksonville Boston College Leads Series: 5-0 Fresno State Cincinnati Navy Leads Series: 2-0 Navy Leads Series: 1-0 H: 0-2 | A: 0-2 | N: 0-1 Longwood Navy Leads Series: 1-0 H: 1-0 | A: 1-0 | N: 0-0 H: 1-0 | A: 0-0 | N: 0-0 Navy Leads Series: 9-1 03/05/16 L, 9-17 A H: 1-0 | A: 0-0 | N: 0-0 03/07/10 W, 23-2 H 04/19/13 W, 13-12 (2OT) H H: 5-0 | A: 4-1 | N: 0-0 03/04/17 L, 11-20 H 03/08/08 W, 18-6 H 03/15/11 W, 22-6 A 02/23/08 W, 21-10 H 05/26/17 L, 15-16 N1 Johns Hopkins 02/28/09 L, 13-14 A 02/27/18 L, 14-20 A Colgate Navy Leads Series: 1-0 02/21/10 W, 17-10 H Navy Leads Series: 12-4 George Washington H: 0-0 | A: 0-0 | N: 1-0 03/06/19 L, 5-18 H Navy Leads Series: 5-0 H: 4-1 | A: 6-3 | N: 2-0 1 04/16/11 W, 9-6 A 1 – NCAA Tournament Final Four (Foxborough, Mass.) H: 2-0 | A: 3-0 | N: 0-0 05/11/18 W, 16-9 N 03/22/08 L, 10-19 A 1 – NCAA Tournament First Round (Baltimore, Md.) 02/18/12 W, 20-4 H 03/20/13 W, 9-6 A 04/02/13 W, 19-9 A Boston University 03/28/09 L, 4-9 H 03/05/14 W, 14-8 H Navy Leads Series: 6-2 04/26/09 L, 4-17 A1 La Salle 02/08/14 W, 14-8 A H: 2-1 | A: 3-0 | N: 1-1 03/03/15 W, 14-3 A Navy Leads Series: 1-0 02/08/15 W, 17-2 H 04/03/10 W, 12-8 A 03/02/16 W, 9-1 H H: 1-0 | A: 0-0 | N: 0-0 03/22/14 L, 8-9 H 2 04/30/10 W, 15-10 N 1 02/07/16 W, 15-5 A 04/24/14 L, 12-13 N1 03/01/17 W, 16-5 A 02/12/10 W, 12-11 H 04/09/11 W, 14-11 H 1 – Game played at Rip Miller Field (Annapolis, Md.) 02/05/17 W, 20-3 H 03/21/15 W, 11-8 A 04/30/11 W, 15-14 A1 04/16/16 W, 12-6 H Georgetown 04/07/12 W, 8-6 A Navy Leads Series: 1-0 Lafayette Loyola 1 Loyola Leads Series: 9-3 05/06/16 W, 10-7 N H: 0-0 | A: 1-0 | N: 0-0 Navy Leads Series: 13-0 04/13/13 W, 12-6 H H: 0-3 | A: 3-6 | N: 0-0 04/15/17 W, 15-14 A H: 7-0 | A: 6-0 | N: 0-0 03/29/14 W, 13-2 H 04/10/19 W, 16-9 A 04/19/14 L, 6-11 A 04/28/18 W, 23-6 H 04/19/08 W, 21-13 A 03/28/15 L, 4-10 A 04/18/15 L, 4-14 H 04/25/19 W, 13-12 A 03/07/09 W, 19-4 H 04/24/15 W, 16-7 N3 High Point 1 1 – Patriot League Tournament (Baltimore, Md.) Navy Leads Series: 3-1 03/13/10 W, 14-8 A 04/26/15 L, 9-14 A Patriot League Regular Season: 5-1 04/09/16 W, 15-10 H H: 2-0 | A: 0-1 | N: 1-0 03/19/16 L, 2-8 A Patriot League Tournament: 1-1 03/20/11 W, 17-7 H 04/08/17 W, 20-10 A 02/27/11 W, 11-8 H 03/17/12 W, 18-7 A 05/08/16 L, 8-12 A1 Brown 03/17/18 W, 13-12 (OT) H 02/11/12 L, 10-11 A 03/23/13 W, 15-8 H 03/18/17 L, 9-13 H Navy Leads Series: 1-0 03/16/19 W, 18-6 A 02/22/13 W, 15-6 H 04/26/13 W, 9-8 H1 05/07/17 W, 15-5 A1 H: 1-0 | A: 0-0 | N: 0-0 1 – Patriot League Tournament (Hamilton, N.Y.) 1 2 – Patriot League Tournament (Bethlehem, Pa.) 05/10/19 W, 16-5 N 03/08/14 W, 11-5 H 04/07/18 L, 12-16 H 03/09/19 W, 18-12 H 3 – Patriot League Tournament (Baltimore, Md.) 1 – NCAA Tournament First Round (Charlottesville, Va.) 05/06/18 W, 17-10 A1 Patriot League Regular Season: 9-3 03/07/15 W, 20-5 A 2 Patriot League Tournament: 3-1 04/30/16 W, 18-7 H 05/13/18 W, 19-15 A Bryant 04/06/19 L, 6-16 A Navy Leads Series: 3-0 04/28/17 W, 24-10 A 1 H: 2-0 | A: 1-0 | N: 0-0 Columbia 04/21/18 W, 19-9 A 05/04/19 L, 9-21 A Navy Leads Series: 1-0 1 – Patriot League Tournament (Baltimore, Md.) 02/25/11 W, 22-7 H H: 1-0 | A: 0-0 | N: 0-0 04/20/19 W, 21-5 H 2 – NCAA Tournament Second Round (Baltimore, Md.) 03/03/12 W, 8-7 A 1 – Patriot League Tournament (Annapolis, Md.) Patriot League Regular Season: 0-6 02/17/18 W, 21-10 H Patriot League Regular Season: 12-0 Patriot League Tournament: 2-3 03/12/17 W, 9-8 (OT) H Patriot League Tournament: 1-0
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Manhattan Oregon UC Davis Records vs. Conferences Navy Leads Series: 1-0 Navy Leads Series: 1-0 Navy Leads Series: 1-0 (based on 2020 conference alignments) H: 1-0 | A: 0-0 | N: 0-0 H: 0-0 | A: 1-0 | N: 0-0 H: 1-0 | A: 0-0 | N: 0-0 03/18/10 W, 19-6 H 05/05/12 W, 10-9 (OT) A1 03/27/13 W, 19-11 H Conference W-L Pct. 1 – NCAA Play-In Game (Eugene, Ore.) America East 1-0 1.000 Ivy League 3-0 1.000 Maryland UMass Albany 0-0 .000 Brown 1-0 1.000 Maryland Leads Series: 3-0 Penn Navy Leads Series: 1-0 Binghamton 0-0 .000 Columbia 1-0 1.000 H: 0-0 | A: 0-3 | N: 0-0 Navy Leads Series: 1-0 H: 0-0 | A: 0-0 | N: 1-0 Hartford 0-0 .000 Cornell 0-0 .000 New Hampshire 1-0 1.000 Dartmouth 0-0 .000 05/14/11 L, 6-19 A1 H: 0-0 | A: 1-0 | N: 0-0 05/14/17 W, 23-11 N1 1 Stony Brook 0-0 .000 Harvard 0-0 .000 2 05/12/17 W, 11-10 A 1 – NCAA Tournament Second Round (Philadelphia, Pa.) 05/19/18 L, 15-17 A 1 – NCAA Tournament First Round (Philadelphia, Pa.) UMass Lowell 0-0 .000 Penn 1-0 1.000 03/04/20 L, 7-16 A UMBC 0-0 .000 Princeton 0-0 .000 1 – NCAA Tournament First Round (College Park, Md.) Villanova Vermont 0-0 .000 Yale 0-0 .000 2 – NCAA Tournament Quarterfinals (College Park, Md.) Presbyterian Navy Leads Series: 6-2 American Athletic 3-2 .600 Metro Atlantic 11-0 1.000 Navy Leads Series: 2-0 H: 2-2 | A: 4-0 | N: 0-0 Cincinnati 1-0 1.000 Canisius 2-0 1.000 Michigan H: 2-0 | A: 0-0 | N: 0-0 04/22/08 W, 19-8 A East Carolina 0-0 .000 Fairfield 0-0 .000 02/13/09 W, 21-4 H Florida 1-2 .333 Iona 1-0 1.000 Navy Leads Series: 2-0 03/24/09 L, 14-15 (OT) H H: 2-0 | A: 0-0 | N: 0-0 03/22/10 W, 21-4 H Old Dominion 1-0 1.000 Manhattan 1-0 1.000 02/26/14 W, 9-8 A Temple 0-0 .000 Marist 0-0 .000 04/05/14 W, 12-9 H 02/25/15 W, 13-7 H UConn 0-0 .000 Monmouth 4-0 1.000 1 Quinnipiac 02/24/18 W, 11-10 H 02/24/16 W, 12-9 A Vanderbilt 0-0 .000 Niagara 2-0 1.000 1 – Game played at Rip Miller Field (Annapolis, Md.) Navy Leads Series: 1-0 Atlantic Coast 5-18 .217 Quinnipiac 1-0 1.000 H: 1-0 | A: 0-0 | N: 0-0 02/22/17 W, 17-5 H Boston College 0-5 .000 Siena 0-0 .000 Monmouth 05/07/11 W, 20-5 H1 02/27/19 W, 14-6 A Duke 1-5 .167 Mid-American 5-0 1.000 Navy Leads Series: 4-0 1 – NCAA Play-In Game (Annapolis, Md.) 02/22/20 L, 9-12 H Louisville 0-0 .000 Robert Morris 5-0 1.000 H: 3-0 | A: 1-0 | N: 0-0 North Carolina 1-2 .333 Mountain Pacific 4-0 1.000 03/05/10 W, 17-5 H Richmond Notre Dame 0-0 .000 Fresno State 2-0 1.000 Navy Leads Series: 1-0 Virginia Syracuse 0-0 .000 San Diego State 1-0 1.000 02/22/12 W, 13-4 A Virginia Leads Series: 6-1 H: 1-0 | A: 0-0 | N: 0-0 Virginia 1-6 .143 UC Davis 1-0 1.000 H: 1-2 | A: 0-4 | N: 0-0 Virginia Tech 2-0 1.000 02/24/13 W, 16-4 H 03/02/13 W, 12-8 H Northeast 6-0 1.000 05/10/13 W, 12-6 H1 04/01/15 L, 13-15 A Atlantic Sun 9-0 1.000 Bryant 3-0 1.000 1 – NCAA Tournament First Round (Annapolis, Md.) 04/06/16 L, 9-13 H Akron 0-0 .000 Central Conn. St. 0-0 .000 Robert Morris Coastal Carolina 0-0 .000 LIU Brooklyn 0-0 .000 Navy Leads Series: 5-0 04/12/17 L, 13-16 A Howard 3-0 1.000 Mount St. Mary’s 1-0 1.000 Mount St. Mary’s H: 4-0 | A: 1-0 | N: 0-0 04/11/18 W, 16-13 H Jacksonville 1-0 1.000 Sacred Heart 1-0 1.000 Navy Leads Series: 1-0 04/16/08 W, 17-4 H 02/09/19 L, 12-15 A Kennesaw State 0-0 .000 Saint Francis (Pa.) 1-0 1.000 H: 1-0 | A: 0-0 | N: 0-0 Kent State 0-0 .000 04/14/09 W, 14-6 H 05/12/19 L, 12-15 A1 Wagner 0-0 .000 02/11/11 W, 14-4 H Liberty 5-0 1.000 Pac-12 2-1 .667 02/19/10 W, 14-4 H 02/08/20 L, 13-14 (OT) H Stetson 0-0 .000 Arizona State 0-0 .000 1 – NCAA Tournament First Round (Charlottesville, Va.) New Hampshire 03/05/11 W, 16-5 A Atlantic 10 17-1 .944 Cal 1-1 .500 Navy Leads Series: 1-0 03/07/12 W, 18-8 H Davidson 6-1 .857 Colorado 0-0 .000 H: 1-0 | A: 0-0 | N: 0-0 Virginia Tech Duquesne 0-0 .000 Oregon 1-0 1.000 Navy Leads Series: 2-0 George Mason 0-0 .000 Stanford 0-0 .000 03/13/13 W, 11-10 (OT) H Sacred Heart H: 1-0 | A: 1-0 | N: 0-0 George Washington 5-0 1.000 USC 0-0 .000 Navy Leads Series: 1-0 05/02/15 W, 19-11 H La Salle 1-0 1.000 Patriot League 90-22 .804 Niagara H: 1-0 | A: 0-0 | N: 0-0 Richmond 1-0 1.000 02/05/16 W, 12-6 A American 13-1 .929 Navy Leads Series: 2-0 05/08/10 W, 12-2 H1 Saint Joseph’s 3-0 1.000 Army West Point 5-0 1.000 H: 1-0 | A: 1-0 | N: 0-0 1 – NCAA Play-In Game (Annapolis, Md.) St. Bonaventure 0-0 .000 Boston Univ. 6-2 .750 03/01/08 W, 21-5 H William & Mary UMass 1-0 1.000 Bucknell 12-0 1.000 Series Tied: 2-2 VCU 0-0 .000 Colgate 12-4 .750 03/15/09 W, 17-5 A Saint Joseph’s Big East 7-2 .778 Navy Leads Series: 3-0 H: 2-1 | A: 0-1 | N: 0-0 Holy Cross 13-2 .867 Butler 0-0 .000 H: 1-0 | A: 2-0 | N: 0-0 03/10/10 L, 9-14 H Lafayette 13-0 1.000 North Carolina Denver 0-0 .000 Lehigh 13-4 .765 North Carolina Leads Series: 2-1 03/06/18 W, 16-11 A 03/29/11 L, 10-17 A Georgetown 1-0 1.000 Loyola 3-9 .250 H: 0-0 | A: 1-2 | N: 0-0 02/17/19 W, 12-11 H 02/15/12 W, 13-12 H Marquette 0-0 .000 Southern (SoCon) 1-0 1.000 05/15/10 L, 5-18 A1 02/12/20 W, 19-12 A 02/28/15 W, 12-9 H Villanova 6-2 .750 Central Michigan 0-0 .000 1 Big South 17-2 .895 Delaware State 0-0 .000 05/12/12 L, 7-14 A Campbell 1-0 1.000 Detroit Mercy 1-0 1.000 2 05/20/17 W, 16-14 A Saint Mary’s (Calif.) Winthrop Gardner-Webb 0-0 .000 Furman 0-0 .000 1 – NCAA Tournament First Round (Chapel Hill, N.C.) Navy Leads Series: 2-0 Navy Leads Series: 2-0 High Point 3-1 .750 Mercer 0-0 .000 2 – NCAA Tournament Quarterfinals (Chapel Hill, N.C.) H: 2-0 | A: 0-0 | N: 0-0 H: 1-0 | A: 0-0 | N: 1-0 Longwood 9-1 .900 Wofford 0-0 .000 03/09/08 W, 18-6 H 02/10/13 W, 23-4 H Presbyterian 2-0 1.000 Misc. 2-0 1.000 Northwestern 04/07/09 W, 16-8 H 03/03/18 W, 22-11 N1 Radford 0-0 .000 Saint Mary’s (Calif.) * 2-0 1.000 Northwestern Leads Series: 3-0 1 – Game played at US Lacrosse Headquarters (Sparks, Md.) Winthrop 2-0 1.000 H: 0-2 | A: 0-1 | N: 0-0 Big Ten 5-6 .455 * – No Longer Varsity Sport 03/03/11 L, 8-18 H San Diego State Johns Hopkins 1-0 1.000 Navy Leads Series: 1-0 Maryland 0-3 .000 03/25/12 L, 8-20 A H: 1-0 | A: 0-0 | N: 0-0 Michigan 2-0 1.000 03/11/13 L, 12-15 H 04/02/14 W, 14-9 H Northwestern 0-3 .000 Ohio State 2-0 1.000 Penn State 0-0 .000 Ohio State St. Francis (Pa.) Rutgers 0-0 .000 Navy Leads Series: 2-0 Navy Leads Series: 1-0 Colonial Athletic 3-2 .600 H: 2-0 | A: 0-0 | N: 0-0 H: 1-0 | A: 0-0 | N: 0-0 Delaware 0-0 .000 02/18/11 W, 9-8 H 03/04/08 W, 24-0 H Drexel 0-0 .000 02/10/18 W, 9-7 H Elon 0-0 .000 Towson Hofstra 0-0 .000 Navy Leads Series: 1-0 James Madison 0-0 .000 Old Dominion Towson 1-0 1.000 Navy Leads Series: 1-0 H: 1-0 | A: 0-0 | N: 0-0 William & Mary 2-2 .500 H: 0-0 | A: 1-0 | N: 0-0 02/23/19 W, 14-13 H 03/14/12 W, 19-5 A
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June 10, 2006 – Navy Director of Athletics Chet Gladchuk May 23, 2008 – Freshman Meg Decker is voted the LaxPower. Feb. 5, 2010 – Erin Rawlick scores a school-record 13 points as announces women’s lacrosse will be elevated from club to com National Rookie of the Year. Navy defeats Howard 24-2 in season-opening win. varsity status for the 2008 season. May 25, 2008 – Erin Rawlick finishes the season ranked Feb. 24, 2010 – Freshman Kathy Young named to the Aug. 5, 2006 – Cindy Timchal is hired as Navy’s first women’s second in the nation in both points and goals per game, as the WomensLacrosse.com National Honor Roll after scoring 11 lacrosse coach. Timchal arrives in Annapolis as the all-time final NCAA statistical report is released for the ‘08 season. points in two wins on the week winningest coach in women’s lacrosse history. May 28, 2008 – Meg Decker named to the Womenslacrosse. March 7, 2010 – Navy beats Fresno State, 23-2, to begin the Sept. 16, 2006 – Navy takes on the Japanese National Team com All-American All-Rookie Team. season with its best-ever record (7-0). in a fall exhibition match. June 11, 2008 – Meg Decker invited to U.S. Lacrosse March 8, 2010 – Erin Rawlick is named to the Tewaaraton Feb. 18, 2007 – Mids defeat the University of Florida’s club Developmental and Elite team tryouts. Award Preseason Watch List. team, 13-3, to begin Division I transition year. Navy’s schedule included five Division I opponents and a number of club teams. June 14, 2008 – Amanda Towey represents Navy in the March 9, 2010 – Navy receives votes in the Inside Lacrosse IWLCA/Under Armour North-South Senior All-Star Game. Media Poll for the first time. April 3, 2007 – Mids defeat Howard, 14-13, for first-ever win over a Division I opponent. Nov. 2, 2008 – Navy hosts the inaugural Rivalry Challenge. March 15, 2010 – Erin Rawlick ties a Patriot League record The event, featuring over 70 high school teams, would go on to with her fourth-straight league player of the week award. May 11, 2007 – Navy defeats UC Santa Barbara, 11-8, in become a mainstay event on the national fall ball lacrosse scene the US Lacrosse Women’s Division Intercollegiate Associates and has since been held each year at the Naval Academy. April 7, 2010 – Navy earns a berth to its third-straight Patriot semifinals. League Tournament with a 15-14 win over American. Feb. 11, 2009 – Erin Rawlick selected as the Patriot League May 12, 2007 – The Mids fall to Cal Poly in the USL WDIA Preseason Offensive Player of the Year. April 24, 2010 – Navy earns a share of its first Regular Season championship game, 16-9. Navy ends its transition season with League Championship, as the Mids defeat Bucknell, 24-4, to an 18-5 record and as national club runners-up. The game is Feb. 13, 2009 – Navy opens its second varsity season with a finish tied with Lehigh at 5-1. Navy’s final contest before making its full transition to a Division 21-4 win over Presbyterian. I program. April 28, 2010 – Erin Rawlick named the Patriot League Feb. 17, 2009 – Erin Rawlick named the Nike/Inside Lacrosse Offensive Player of the Year. Danielle Vivonetto, Katrina May 16, 2007 – Amanda Towey selected as the USL WDIA Division I Player of the Week after scoring 10 points in Mids’ Nietsch, and Kierstin King all chosen to the All-Patriot League Midfielder of the Year, as well as a First Team All-American. Erin 21-4 win over Presbyterian. Second Team. Rawlick and Elise Chapdelaine were chosen to the All-America Second Team. March 28, 2009 – Navy plays its first game on national April 28, 2010 – Mary Ruttum is named the Patriot League television, as CBS College Sports broadcasts home game against Women’s Lacrosse Scholar-Athlete of the Year. July 11, 2007 – Cindy Timchal announces her first full Colgate. recruiting class. The Class of 2011 included future All-Patriot April 30, 2010 – Navy advances to its second-straight Patriot League players and four-year starters Katrina Nietsch and Caitlin April 7, 2009 – Erin Rawlick becomes the first Navy women’s League Championship game with a 15-10 defeat of two-time Mandrin Hill. lacrosse player to score 100 career goals, doing so in just 29 defending champion Colgate in the semifinals. games, as Navy beats Saint Mary’s, 16-8. Feb. 23, 2008 – In its first-ever Division I game, Navy defeats April 30, 2010 – Erin Rawlick becomes the first Navy player to Longwood, 21-10, at Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium. April 18, 2009 – Mids clinch second-straight Patriot League eclipse the 100-point mark in a season. Tournament berth with an 8-7 win over Bucknell in their Patriot March 15, 2008 – Navy wins its Patriot League debut by League regular-season finale. May 2, 2010 – Navy wins its first-ever Patriot League defeating two-time defending champion Holy Cross, 12-11. With Championship, defeating Lehigh, 11-9. the win, Navy improved to 6-0 on the season. April 21, 2009 – Erin Rawlick and Caitlin Mandrin Hill named to the All-Patriot League First Team. Katrina Nietsch and Elaina May 2, 2010 – Erin Rawlick named the Patriot League April 12, 2008 – Mids clinch first Patriot League Tournament Ponchione selected to the second team. Tournament MVP and is joined on the All-Tournament team by berth with an 18-11 win over Bucknell. Katrina Nietsch, Caitlin Mandrin Hill, and Abby Ellis. April 24, 2009 – Navy defeats Lehigh, 12-11, to record its April 22, 2008 – Navy sets a new NCAA record for most wins first postseason win and advance to its first Patriot League May 3, 2010 – Navy earns its first-ever national ranking, by a first-year program with their 13th of the year. The Mids Championship game. appearing at No. 20 in the Inside Lacrosse Media Poll. were victorious over Villanova, 19-8. April 26, 2009 – Navy’s second varsity season ends with a May 3, 2010 – Erin Rawlick named the WomensLacrosse.com April 23, 2008 – Erin Rawlick, Meg Decker, and Katrina 17-4 loss to Colgate in the Patriot League Championship game. National Offensive Player of the Week. Nietsch become the first Mids to be named to the All-Patriot The Mids wrap up the year with a 13-5 record. League team. Rawlick and Decker were selected to the first May 4, 2010 – Erin Rawlick named the WomensLax.com team and Nietsch to the second team. April 26, 2009 – Erin Rawlick, Kristen Laraway and Elaina National Player of the Week. Ponchione named to the Patriot League All-Tournament team. April 25, 2008 – Navy plays its first Patriot League Tournament May 8, 2010 – Navy advances to its first NCAA Tournament game, but loses 17-15, at top-seeded American in the semifinals. July 31, 2009 – Erin Rawlick advances to the final tryout for with a 12-2 NCAA Play-In Game win over Sacred Heart. The Freshman Meg Decker ties a tournament record with six goals. the U.S. Women’s Developmental team. Mids extend their school record win total to 17. Navy finishes its first varsity season with a 13-4 record. Sept. 8, 2009 – Erin Rawlick and Mary Ruttum named to the May 8, 2010 – Cindy Timchal becomes the first coach to lead April 28, 2008 – Erin Rawlick and Meg Decker named to the IWLCA All-Academic team. three different programs to the NCAA Tournament. Patriot League All-Tournament team. Feb. 3, 2010 – Caitlin Mandrin Hill selected as the Patriot May 12, 2010 – Navy earns its highest national ranking to League Preseason Defensive Player of the Year. date, as they appear at No. 18 in the Inside Lacrosse Media Poll.
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May 12, 2010 – Katrina Nietsch selected to the May 3, 2011 – Jasmine DePompeo named the Synapse Sports June 7, 2012 – Jasmine DePompeo earns CoSIDA Academic WomensLacrosse.com National Honor Roll. National Offensive Player of the Week. All-America Third Team honors. DePompeo becomes the first Navy women’s lacrosse player to earn Academic All-America May 15, 2010 – Navy’s storybook season comes to an end, as May 7, 2011 – Mids blow out Quinnipiac, 20-5, in NCAA Play-In recognition. the Mids fall to No. 3 North Carolina in the NCAA Tournament Game to advance to their second straight NCAA Tournament. First Round, 18-5. October 23, 2012 – Navy head coach Cindy Timchal is inducted May 14, 2011 – Navy makes its second straight to the National Lacrosse Hall of Fame. May 20, 2010 – Mary Ruttum named to the ESPN the NCAA Tournament appearance, but falls to No. 1 Maryland, Magazine/CoSIDA All-District Second Team. 19-6, in the first round. March 9, 2013 – Navy wins 17th-straight home game (program-best). May 28, 2010 – Erin Rawlick is selected to the WomensLax. May 19, 2011 – Jasmine DePompeo (First Team) and Katrina com All-American Team. Nietsch (Second Team) receive CoSIDA All-Academic District April 2, 2013 – DePompeo becomes Navy’s all-time leader in II honors. points, surpassing 2010 graduate Erin Rawlick (294 points). May 30, 2010 – Erin Rawlick leads the nation in points (111) and points per game (5.29) as the NCAA releases its final May 26, 2011 – Jasmine DePompeo named a First-Team All- April 8, 2013 – Navy is ranked 13th in the IWLCA Coaches Poll, statistical report for the ‘10 season. Rawlick also finishes American by WomensLacrosse.com. which is the highest ranking in program history. second in the country in total goals (77). May 27, 2011 – Jasmine DePompeo becomes the first April 13, 2013 – DePompeo becomes the Patriot League’s June 1, 2010 – Erin Rawlick (second team) and Kierstin King Midshipmen to earn IWLCA All-Region honors after being named all-time leader in points. She surpassed Lehigh’s Jill Altshuler’s (third team) earn WomensLacrosse.com All-American honors. to the South Region Second Team. (1993-96) league record of 306 points.
June 9, 2010 – Navy is ranked No. 19 in the final Inside June 3, 2011 – Navy is ranked in the year-end Inside Lacrosse April 23, 2013 – Cindy Timchal is named the Patriot League Lacrosse Media Poll of the season. Media Poll for the second straight season, coming in at No. 20. Coach of the Year and Jasmine DePompeo tabbed Offensive Player of the Year for the second consecutive year. Annie Foky Aug. 21, 2010 – Shelly Moeller, Maggie Morton and Mary October 9, 2011 – Navy faces Team USA in an exhibition game (Defensive Player of the Year) picked up her first career major Ruttum named to the IWLCA Academic Honor Roll. at the US Lacrosse Stars and Stripes weekend at Duke. Patriot League Award. Four Mids earn all-league honors.
Oct. 23, 2010 – Team honored for winning the Patriot League March 7, 2012 – Head coach Cindy Timchal becomes the first April 28, 2013 – Navy defeats Holy Cross, 14-4, at Navy- Championship on field at the New Meadowlands Stadium during college lacrosse coach to win 400 career games when Navy Marine Corps Memorial Stadium to win its fourth straight Patriot Navy’s 35-17 defeat in football of Notre Dame in front of a defeats Robert Morris, 18-8. League Tournament title. crowd of 75,614. March 17, 2012 – Navy downs Lafayette, 18-7, as the Mids May 10, 2013 – The Mids host NCAA First Round contest and February 18, 2011 – Navy earns its first win over a school win a program-record 10th straight game. down Monmouth, 12-6, to advance. from the American Lacrosse Conference and posts one of its biggest wins to date as the Mids defeat Ohio State, 9-8, at April 21, 2012 – Navy wraps up the Patriot League Regular May 12, 2013 – Navy falls to Duke, 10-5, in the NCAA Second Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium. Season Championship with a perfect 6-0 record and earns the Round. right to host the league postseason tournament for the first March 3, 2011 – Navy hosts No. 2 Northwestern at Navy- time. May 15, 2013 – Jasmine DePompeo earns IWLCA All-America Marine Corps Memorial Stadium. The Wildcats went on to win Third-Team honors, becoming first Navy women’s lacrosse the 2011 national championship. April 24, 2012 – Cindy Timchal is named the Patriot League player to earn All-American laurels. Coach of the Year for the first time and Jasmine DePompeo March 12, 2011 – Navy defeats Bucknell, 17-7, to win its 50th (Offensive Player of the Year) and Loren Generi (Rookie of the June 1, 2013 – Navy finishes the season at No. 12 in the game in program history. Year) pick up major Patriot League Awards. Six Mids earn all- deBeer Media Poll, No. 15 in the season’s final IWLCA Coaches league honors. Poll. March 14, 2011 – Aimee Gennaro named the WomensLax. com National Rookie of the Week after scoring seven goals in April 29, 2012 – Navy defeats Holy Cross, 18-11, at Navy- May 22, 2013 – Jasmine DePompeo and Brijet Mall represent win over Bucknell. Marine Corps Memorial Stadium to win its third straight Patriot Navy in IWLCA All-Star Game. League Tournament title. April 26, 2011 – Navy placed a program best four players on July 1, 2013 – Jasmine DePompeo awarded NCAA the All-Patriot League First Team (Jasmine DePompeo, Caitlin May 5, 2012 – The Mids travel across the country to down Postgraduate scholarship. Mandrin Hill, Katrina Nietsch, and Kierstin King) and Jasmine Oregon, 10-9, in overtime in the NCAA Play-In Game for a third DePompeo was named the Patriot League Offensive Player of straight NCAA Tournament berth. Feb. 25, 2014 – Cindy Timchal wins her 100th game at Navy the Year. against Villanova . May 12, 2012 – Navy falls to North Carolina, 14-7, in the April 26, 2011 – Katrina Nietsch and Kathy Young selected to NCAA First Round. June 5, 2014 – Aimee Gennaro and Kelsey Henshaw picked to the inaugural Patriot League Women’s Lacrosse All-Academic play in the North-South Senior All-Star Game. Team. May 24, 2012 – Jasmine DePompeo earns IWLCA All-South Region Second-Team honors for the second consecutive year. April 24, 2015 – Loren Generi surpassed Aimee Gennaro for April 30, 2011 – Navy rallies from a five-goal second the most goals in program history with 210. Generi would finish half deficit to defeat Colgate, 15-14, in the Patriot League June 1, 2012 – Navy finishes the season at No. 19 in the with 217 for her career. Championship. Mids win back-to-back league titles. deBeer Media Poll, No. 14 in the RPI rankings and is receiving votes in the season’s final IWLCA Coaches Poll. May 2, 2015 – Loren Generi became the first player in NCAA April 30, 2011 – In Navy’s win over Colgate, Jasmine history to tally at least 300 points, 200 goals and 400 draw DePompeo sets new Patriot League Tournament records for controls for a career. points in a game (9), most points in a tournament (13) and most assists in a tournament (7) and is named the tournament’s MVP.
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July 23, 2015 – Loren Generi received a NCAA Postgraduate May 5, 2017 – Trailing 8-7 with under 10 minutes to play, May 30, 2017 – After a historic run to the NCAA Tournament scholarship. Navy used goals by Morgan Young and Meg O’Donnell to defeat Semifinals, the Navy women’s lacrosse team finished the year Lehigh, 9-8, in the semifinals of the Patriot League Tournament. ranked sixth in the IWCLA end of the year poll. August 25, 2015 – Jasmine DePompeo, Loren Generi and Erin With the win, the Midshipmen advanced to the championship Rawlick were selected to the Patriot League Women’s Lacrosse game for the third consecutive year. May 31, 2017 – Senior captains Meghan Hubley and Morgan 25th Anniversary Team. Young were selected to play in the 2017 IWLCA Senior All-Star May 7, 2017 – Navy won its fifth Patriot League Championship Game. April 2, 2016 – Navy defeats Army West Point, 11-5, in in its 10-year history with a 15-5 victory over Loyola (Md.). inaugural Army-Navy game. Julia Collins scored six points on five The win snapped the Greyhounds’ 41-game winning streak June 2, 2017 – The women’s lacrosse team ranked fourth in goals and an assist in the victory. (34 regular season, seven conference tournament) over Patriot the final Inside Lacrosse Media Poll. Earlier in the week, the League opponents. Midshipmen were ranked sixth in the final IWLCA Coaches Poll April 23, 2016 – Mids clinch second seed in Patriot League of the year. The rankings mark the first time in program history Tournament with 11-10 win over Bucknell. Navy secured a spot May 12, 2017 – Jenna Collins was named to the 2017 IWLCA that the Mids have been ranked in the top 10 in either poll. in the league tournament for the ninth consecutive time overall All-South Region Second Team for the second time in her career. and as the second seed for the third time in program history. June 20, 2017 – Kelly Larkin was named NCAA Division I May 12, 2017 – Navy defeated No. 7 Penn, 11-10, in the first Freshman of the Year by Inside Lacrosse. Larkin set the Navy May 2, 2016 – Jenna Collins was named Patriot League round of the NCAA Tournament. The victory over the Quakers freshman record with 108 points (54 goals, 54 assists). Midfielder of the Year. Three Mids – Jenna Collins, Katie was the first for the Mids over a ranked opponent in school Gallagher and Molly Doyle were placed on the First Team All- history. In addition, it was the second NCAA Tournament win June 22, 2017 – Kelly Larkin was named to the Inside Lacrosse Patriot League squad, while Lizzy Rullan earned second team for Navy in program history. All-Rookie team. all-league honors. May 14, 2017 – The Midshipmen advanced to the quarterfinals July 12, 2017 – After leading the Navy women’s lacrosse team May 4, 2016 – Senior Kelsey O’Brien was named to the of the NCAA Tournament for the first time in program history to the 2017 NCAA Final Four, head coach Cindy Timchal was 12-player Patriot League All-Academic team. with a 23-11 victory over UMass. named the IWLCA South Region Coach of the Year.
May 6, 2016 – Mids advance to the Patriot League May 15, 2017 – Julia Collins was named Epoch/US Lacrosse July 26, 2017 – Student-athletes Caitlin McGlaughlin, Championship with 10-7 win over Boston University. With the Player of the Week. Collins led the Navy women’s lacrosse team Mackenzie Orr, and Suzelle Thomas were recognized by the win, second-seeded Navy and top-seed Loyola clash in the league to a pair of victories in the NCAA Tournament, helping the Mids IWLCA as members of the 2017 Zag Sports Division I Academic championship for the second year in a row. to advance to their first ever Elite Eight. Honor Roll.
May 8, 2016 – Molly Doyle, Jenna Collins and Morgan Young May 16, 2017 – The Eastern College Athletic Conference Aug. 4, 2017 – Assistant coach Gabby Capuzzi took part in were named to the Patriot League All-Tournament team. announced its All-ECAC selections in women’s lacrosse for the the FIL Rathbone’s Women’s World Cup in late July as part of 2017 season and Navy’s Jenna Collins was selected to the first Team Italy. Capuzzi finished with 29 goals – tied for most in May 26, 2016 – Lizzy Rullan was awarded the Vice Admiral team. It was the second time in Collins’ career she earned the the tournament – to help Italy to an 11th place finish in its first Lawrence Sword for Women, which is presented to that woman accolade. ever World Cup. of the graduating class who is considered by the Association’s Athletic Council to have personally excelled in women’s athletics May 17, 2017 – Navy’s Kelly Larkin and Julia Collins earned Sept. 1, 2017 – It was announced by Navy Director of Athletics during her years of varsity competition. Inside Lacrosse weekly honors after helping the Midshipmen to Chet Gladchuk that the Navy women’s lacrosse program was the NCAA Tournament Quarterfinals. Larkin earned her second awarded the 2016-17 Director of Athletics Cup. May 27, 2016 – Jenna Collins was named to the 2016 IWLCA consecutive Inside Lacrosse Rookie of the Week accolade, while All-South Region Second Team for the first time in her career. Collins picked up her first Alpha Lacrosse National Player of the Nov. 16, 2017 – Head coach Cindy Timchal officially enshrined Week honor. in the inaugural IWLCA Hall of Fame. Timchal is one of six June 6, 2016 – Midfielder Jenna Collins was named as a First women’s lacrosse head coaches to be in the organization’s first Team ECAC All-Star. May 17, 2017 – Midfielder Jenna Collins and attacker Kelly Hall of Fame class. Larkin were selected to the Inside Lacrosse Media All-America Jan. 10, 2017 – Inside Lacrosse names Jenna Collins to its Team. Collins was named to the second team, while Larkin Dec. 15, 2017 – Suzelle Thomas was selected by Naval Preseason All-America list. earned honorable mention accolades. Academy to go to the White House as President of the United States Donald J. Trump signed the National Defense April 3, 2017 – Kelly Larkin earns record-breaking sixth Patriot May 20, 2017 – Navy edged defending National Champion and Authorization Act (NDAA). League Rookie of the Week accolade. No. 2 seed North Carolina, 16-14, to lift the Midshipmen to the first Final Four appearance in school history. Feb. 7, 2018 – Inside Lacrosse Magazine released its 2018 April 22, 2017 – Navy secured the No. 2 seed in the Patriot preseason women’s lacrosse All-Americans and four members League Tournament for the second consecutive year. May 26, 2017 – Navy saw its historic run come to an end as of the Navy women’s lacrosse team were selected to the the Midshipmen dropped a 16-15 decision to No. 14 Boston list. Senior Jenna Collins was named to the first team, while May 1, 2017 – Jenna Collins and Kelly Larkin were named College in the NCAA Tournament Semifinals at Gillette Stadium sophomore Kelly Larkin earned third team honors. Senior Patriot League Midfielder and Rookie of the Year, respectively. in Foxborough, Mass. The Mids became the first women’s team captains Julia Collins and Blake Smith were honorable mention To go along with the pair of major conference awards, Navy from a service academy in any sport to ever compete in the selections. placed three players on the PL First Team and two earn second Final Four. team accolades. March 1, 2018 – The initial Tewaaraton Award Watch List was May 29, 2017 – Kelly Larkin and Julia Collins were named announced on Thursday, March 1, and Navy’s Jenna Collins and May 3, 2017 – Marie Valenti was selected to the 13-player to the 2017 NCAA Women’s Lacrosse Championship All- Kelly Larkin were named to the list. The Tewaaraton Award Academic All-Patriot League Team. Tournament Team. Larkin scored a career-best six goals, while is given annually to the most outstanding American college Collins grabbed a game-high six draws. lacrosse player.
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March 3, 2018 – Head coach Cindy Timchal recorded her 500th May 24, 2018 – The United States Naval Academy announced Feb. 28, 2019 – The initial Tewaaraton Award Watch List career victory as the Midshipmen posted a 19-7 victory over its major athletic award winners at the annual Prizes and was announced and Navy women’s lacrosse attacker Kelly Holy Cross at Kuzniewski Field in Worcester, Mass. Awards Ceremony at Alumni Hall.Jenna Collins of the women’s Larkin was named to the list. The Tewaaraton Award annually lacrosse team was awarded the Vice Admiral Lawrence Sword honors the top male and female college lacrosse player in April 11, 2018 – No. 13 Navy picked up its third win in program for Women, which is presented to that woman of the graduating the United States. The selection committees are made up of history against a ranked opponent as the Midshipmen knocked class who is considered by the Association’s Athletic Council to premier collegiate coaches and are appointed annually by The off No. 11 Virginia at Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium. have personally excelled in women’s athletics during her years Tewaaraton Foundation. The win was the Mids’ first win against a ranked opponent in of varsity competition. the regular season. March 16, 2019 – With six ground balls against Colgate, senior May 31, 2018 – Senior Jenna Collins was selected to play in captain Marie Valenti passed Kierstin King (2009-12) for first April 14, 2018 – Navy posted a 20-7 victory over Army West the 2018 Intercollegiate Women’s Lacrosse Coaches Association all-time in Navy history in ground balls. King finished her career Point at Michie Stadium in West Point, N.Y. to earn the programs Senior All-Star Game, as announced by the IWLCA. Collins is with 153 GBs. first Star. The game marked the first time in women’s lacrosse the 11th player in program history to be selected to the IWLCA that the Midshipmen and Black Knights competed against each All-Star Team. March 23, 2019 – With a caused turnover against Bucknell, other as part of the Army-Navy Star Series presented by USAA. Marie Valenti became the first player in Navy history (sixth June 14, 2018 – Jenna Collins added another accolade to her player in Patriot League history) with 100 or more caused April 26, 2018 – The Tewaaraton Award announced the names impressive Navy women’s lacrosse career as the midfielder was turnovers in a career. of the final 25 women’s lacrosse players in contention for the named IWLCA First Team All-American. Collins became the first annual award given to the most outstanding American college player in program history to be named to the first team. April 4, 2019 – Navy women’s lacrosse junior Kelly Larkin lacrosse player and Navy’s senior midfielder Jenna Collins was was named Inside Lacrosse Midseason All-American. Larkin was named to the list. July 14, 2018 – Navy women’s lacrosse coaches Gabby selected to the third team. Capuzzi and Aly Messinger led the New England Command to the April 30, 2018 – Eight members of the Navy women’s lacrosse inaugural Women’s Professional Lacrosse League championship April 10, 2019 – Junior attacker Kelly Larkin tallied 10 points team were named to the 2018 All-Patriot League Team, title with a 12-11 victory over the top-seeded Baltimore Brave to help lead No. 14 Navy women’s lacrosse to a 16-9 victory including Jenna Collins who was named the Patriot League on Saturday, July 14 at Tierney Field at the US Lacrosse over No. 23 Georgetown at Cooper Field. With her 10 points, Midfielder of the Year. Four of Navy’s eight all-league selections Headquarters in Sparks, Md. Former Navy standout Jenna Larkin has 306 career points, making her the fourth player in were named to the first team. Collins was a member of the Brave until reporting for flight Navy women’s lacrosse history (sixth in the Patriot League) to school. reach 300 or more points. May 2, 2018 – For the second straight year, Marie Valenti was selected to the 12-member Academic All-Patriot League Team as July 23, 2018 – Six members of the Navy women’s team were April 25, 2019 – The Tewaaraton Award announced the names announced by the conference office. honored the IWLCA for their efforts in the classroom by being of the final 25 women’s lacrosse players in contention for the named to the 2018 IWLCA Zag Sports Division I Academic annual award given to the most outstanding American college May 6, 2018 – For the second consecutive season, the No. Honor Roll. Class of 2018 graduates, Mackenzie Orr, Caitlin lacrosse player and Navy women’s lacrosse junior attacker Kelly 10 Navy women’s lacrosse team defeated No. 9 Loyola in McGlaughlin, and Suzelle Thomas, along with Gab Harchelroad, Larkin was named to the list. the Patriot League Championship to receive the conference’s Anne Richter, and Cassy Zachares were all named to the honor automatic bid into the NCAA Tournament. The Mids led 9-5 roll. April 29, 2019 – Five members of the Navy women’s lacrosse at halftime and did not trail in the second half, picking up the team were named to the 2019 All-Patriot League Team, 17-10 victory. Dec. 11, 2018 – Navy women’s lacrosse student-athlete including Kelly Larkin who was named the Patriot League Anne Richter was named a Marshall Scholar, one of the most Attacker of the Year. Four of Navy’s five all-league selections May 11, 2018 – The No. 7 Navy women’s lacrosse team posted prestigious honors available to undergraduate students in the were named to the first team. Andie O’Sullivan, Kayla Harris, a 16-9 victory over No. 20 Johns Hopkins in the first round of US. This year, over 1,000 candidates competed for one of the and Marie Valenti joined Larkin on the first team, while Annalise the NCAA Tournament at Ridley Sports Complex in Baltimore. 48 scholarships awarded. Heyward was named Second Team All-Patriot League. With the win, the Mids advanced to the second round of the NCAA Tournament for the second consecutive season. Dec. 18, 2018 – Navy women’s lacrosse attacker Kelly Larkin May 1, 2019 – The Patriot League announced its 2019 was named to the 2019 Preseason All-America team by Inside Women’s Lacrosse Academic All-Patriot League Team and May 13, 2018 – The No. 7 Navy women’s lacrosse team Lacrosse on Tuesday, Dec 18. The junior was selected to the Navy seniors Anne Richter and Marie Valenti were among those notched a 19-15 victory over No. 10 Loyola at the Ridley Athletic third team, while the Navy women’s lacrosse team was picked selected. For Valenti, it is her third time being named to the Complex to advance to the NCAA Tournament Quarterfinals for No. 13 in IL’s preseason poll. All-Academic Team, while it is the first time for Richter to be the second consecutive year. recognized. Jan. 11, 2019 – First Lt. Lindsay Rheiner Carrick (‘15), Officer May 18, 2018 – After debuting its inaugural Media All- Candidate School, MCB Quantico, Virginia was chosen as the May 2, 2019 – The No. 14 Navy women’s lacrosse team used Americans at the end of the 2017 regular season, Inside 2018 Marine Corps Semper Fit Female Athlete of the year. a record-breaking night to post a 20-10 victory over rival Army Lacrosse announced its 2018 IL Media All-Americans and the The Marine Corps Athlete of the Year is awarded to one male West Point in the semifinals of the Patriot League Tournament. Navy had four student-athletes selected to the list. Jenna Collins and one female active duty Marine each year. The winners are The Mids tied the school record with 26 draw controls as a was selected to the first team, while Kelly Larkin was named to chosen based on their athletic skills and how well they embody team, while freshman Reagan Roelofs broke the Navy and the second team. Team captains Julia Collins and Blake Smith Marine Corps values. Patriot League Tournament single-game record with 18 draws. were each tabbed honorable mention All-American. The rookie, who has 124 draws, also surpassed Loren Generi’s Feb. 6, 2019 – Margaret (Morton) Jackson (‘10) was selected freshman record of 118 draws. May 19, 2018 – The No. 7 Navy women’s lacrosse team for two prestigious awards: a Boren fellowship to study in recorded a valiant effort, but came up just short, falling to Japan and a Fulbright grant to do research in China. She chose May 4, 2019 – Kelly Larkin scored two goals in the Patriot defending National Champion Maryland, 17-15, at the Maryland the Fulbright which will sponsor her research into renewable League Championship against No. 11 Loyola to pass Jasmine Field Hockey and Lacrosse Complex. The Mids close out the energy development in affiliation with the Institute of Energy, DePompeo (2010-13) for the Navy (and the Patriot League) all- season at the NCAA Quarterfinals, finishing one game short of Environment, and Economy at Tsinghua University in Beijing. time point record. DePompeo finished her Navy career with 336 back-to-back Final Four appearances. points (169g 167a).
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May 5, 2019 – The Midshipmen earned an at-large bid into Aug. 27, 2019 – Megan Taylor, who led the University of May 21, 2020 – Kelly Larkin earned the Vice Admiral Lawrence the 2019 NCAA Tournament. Navy becomes the second Patriot Maryland to the 2017 and 2019 National Championships, has Sword for Women, which is presented to that woman of the League team to earn an at-large bid into the NCAA Tournament. joined the Navy women’s lacrosse team as a volunteer assistant. graduating class who is considered by the Association’s Athletic In addition, it marks the second time that the Patriot League has Taylor, who was the first goalkeeper in lacrosse history to Council to have personally excelled in women’s athletics during two teams advance into the postseason. win the Tewaaraton Award (‘19), will work directly with the her years of varsity competition. Larkin became the third Midshipmen goalies. women’s lacrosse player to win the sword. May 16, 2019 – Navy lacrosse player Anne Richter received Academic All-District II accolades for at-large sports from the Oct. 27, 2019 – Former women’s lacrosse athlete Lindsay July 24, 2020 – Megan Taylor, who served as a volunteer College Sports Information Directors of America. Rheiner Carrick (‘15) clocked a time of 2:43.43 in the Military assistant for Navy in 2020, was promoted to a full-time World Games marathon in Wuhan, China to qualify for the assistant. In the role, Taylor works with the defense and May 21, 2019 – Junior attacker Kelly Larkin was selected Olympic Marathon Trials. The World Military Games were held goalkeepers. IWLCA First Team All-South Region for the second time in her Oct. 27, the same day as the Marine Corps Marathon, where a three-year career. Larkin joins Jenna Collins (2015-18), Jasmine year before Carrick finished third, second among members of the Aug. 7, 2020 – Navy head women’s lacrosse coach Cindy DePompeo (2010-13), and Loren Generi (2012-15) as the only military, and earned her spot on the team that traveled to China. Timchal announced that she has promoted Kelly Devlin to Midshipmen in school history to earn multiple IWLCA All-Region Associate Head Coach. Devlin joined the Navy program as a distinctions. Jan. 22, 2020 – Kelly Larkin was named to the 2020 Inside volunteer assistant coach during the fall of 2017 and was hired Lacrosse Preseason All-American team as announced by the as a full-time assistant during the summer of 2019. She began May 23, 2019 – The Eastern College Athletic Conference organization. The senior was selected to the second team. It her coaching career working with the Mids’ goalies and now (ECAC) announced its Division I Awards and All-ECAC selections was the second consecutive year that Larkin was named to the focuses on the offensive attack. in women’s lacrosse for the 2019 season, and Navy women’s Preseason All-American team, being named to the third team lacrosse’s Kelly Larkin was selected First Team All-ECAC. The prior to the 2019 season. selection marks the second time that Larkin has been named All-ECAC and the first time for the attacker to be selected to Jan. 22, 2020 – Former two-sport athlete Kate Herren (‘12) the first team. was presented the award of 2019 Marine Corps Female Athlete of the Year by the Commandant of the Marine Corps at the May 29, 2019 – Navy women’s lacrosse junior attacker Kelly organization’s Combined Awards Ceremony on Wednesday, Larkin was named Second Team Media All-American by Inside January 22 at the Marine Corps Base Quantico. Herren was Lacrosse as announced by the publication. It is the third time a member of both the women’s soccer and women’s lacrosse that Larkin has been selected All-American by Inside Lacrosse teams. and the second time she as been named to the second team. Jan. 29, 2020 – Senior attacker Kelly Larkin was selected No. June 12, 2019 – Attacker Kelly Larkin was named Third Team 31 among Inside Lacrosse’s Top 50 Players in College Lacrosse All-American by the Intercollegiate Women’s Lacrosse Coaches list. The list features both men and women and was selected Association (IWLCA). Larkin becomes the third player in school among all Division I lacrosse athletes. history to be named IWLCA All-American, joining Jenna Collins (First Team 2018) and Jasmine DePompeo (Third Team 2013). Feb. 13, 2020 – The initial Tewaaraton Award Watch List was announced and Kelly Larkin was named to the list. It was the June 21, 2019 – Navy graduate Anne Richter (‘19) received third consecutive season that Larkin had been named to the Google Cloud Academic All-America accolades for at-large sports Tewaaraton Award Watch List (2018, ‘19, ‘20). Last season, from the College Sports Information Directors of America. Larkin advanced past the initial cut to become a Tewaaraton Award Nominee (Top 25). June 28, 2019 – The IWLCA named its 2019 Scholar-Athletes of the Year, honoring the top student-athlete in the NCAA Feb. 16, 2020 – The Midshipmen withstood a second-half rally Division I, II, and III and the NAIA, and Navy’s Anne Richter was by No. 21 Duke to hold on for a 16-15 victory at Navy-Marine the Division I recipient for the IWLCA’s top academic honor. Corps Memorial Stadium. The Midshipmen led 14-6, but seven Richter (‘19) was a mechanical engineering major who boasted straight goals by the potent Blue Devil offense closed the gap a cumulative 4.00 GPA. to one. Navy pushed the advantage to three goals late before holding on for the one-goal win. The win marked the fourth July 11, 2019 – The Patriot League officially announced the straight season that Navy defeated a ranked opponent. 2018-19 recipients of the Patriot League Sportsmanship Award, and Navy women’s lacrosse student-athlete Anne Richter was March 12, 2020 – Navy’s game at Bucknell was canceled due selected through a vote by administrators of the League’s to the corona virus (COVID-19) pandemic. The remainder of the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC). season was canceled later because of the pandemic.
July 24, 2019 – Navy women’s lacrosse student-athletes March 31, 2020 – Kelly Larkin was named Honorable Mention Caitlin Blanche, Gab Harchelroad, Anne Richter, and Marie All-American by Inside Lacrosse. With the honor, Larkin becomes Valenti were each recognized as part of the 2019 Zag Sports a four-time All-American according to Inside Lacrosse. As a Division I Academic Honor Roll as presented by the IWLCA. sophomore and junior, Larkin was named Second Team All- American by the publication, while earning honorable mention Aug. 14, 2019 – Kelly Devlin, who served two seasons as a honors as a freshman. In addition, Larkin was named the 2017 volunteer assistant for the Midshipmen, was promoted to a IL Division I Rookie of the Year. full-time assistant. In her new role, Devlin will work with the Navy offense.
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Most Points Most Shots Most Free-Position Goals 1. 42 Fresno State 03/07/2010 1. 53 Presbyterian 03/22/2010 1. 8 vs. Army West Point 05/02/2019 2. 41 St. Francis (Pa.) 03/04/2008 2. 49 Boston Univ. 04/28/2018 8 at Army West Point 04/14/2018 3. 40 Howard 02/04/2010 3. 48 Bryant 03/12/2017 3. 7 vs. Colgate 03/17/2018 4. 39 vs. UMass 05/14/2017 4. 47 Bucknell 03/23/2019 4. 6 Several Times 39 at Lafayette 04/28/2017 5. 46 at Bucknell 03/12/2011 Last: American 04/17/2019
Most Goals Most Ground Balls Most Caused Turnovers 1. 24 at American 04/18/2018 1. 35 at Lafayette 03/13/2010 1 19 American 03/18/2015 24 at Lafayette 04/28/2017 2. 30 Robert Morris 04/14/2009 2. 18 William & Mary 02/28/2015 24 Bucknell 04/24/2010 3. 29 Howard 04/20/2009 3. 17 Army West Point 04/13/2019 24 Howard 02/04/2010 29 St. Francis (Pa.) 03/04/2008 17 at Longwood 02/08/2014 24 St. Francis (Pa.) 03/04/2008 29 Longwood 02/23/2008 17 Holy Cross 03/27/2010
Most Assists Most Draw Controls Most Saves 1. 19 Fresno State 03/07/2010 1. 26 vs. Army West Point 05/02/2019 1. 17 vs. #20 Johns Hopkins 05/11/2018 2. 17 St. Francis (Pa.) 03/04/2008 26 at #6 Florida 03/13/2018 2. 16 Villanova 02/22/2020 3. 16 Army West Point 04/13/2019 3. 25 Columbia 02/17/2018 3. 15 at #10 Maryland 03/04/2020 16 vs. UMass 05/14/2017 25 at Longwood 04/02/2013 15 Ohio State 02/18/2011 16 Howard 02/04/2010 5. 24 at American 04/18/2018 5. 14 vs. #6 Loyola 04/07/2018 16 Howard 04/20/2009 24 Virginia Tech 05/02/2015 14 at #6 Florida 03/13/2018 14 at #1 Northwestern 03/25/2012 14 at Longwood 02/28/2009 14 Canisius 03/25/2008
Most Turnovers 1. 28 Manhattan 03/18/2010 Team Season Records
Points Assists Ground Balls Caused Turnovers Saves Wins 1. 545 (358g 187a) 2017 1. 187 2017 1. 453 2017 1. 216 2017 1. 167 (231 GA) 2018 1. 19 (19-2) 2013 2. 537 (378g 159a) 2018 2. 171 2019 2. 391 2010 2. 192 2010 2. 158 (175 GA) 2012 2. 18 (18-4) 2018 3. 494 (323g 171a) 2019 3. 159 2018 3. 384 2018 3. 188 2019 3. 148 (159 GA) 2009 18 (18-5) 2017 4. 440 (305g 135a) 2010 4. 135 2010 4. 378 2019 4. 185 2015 4. 146 (204 GA) 2011 18 (18-3) 2012 5. 401 (306g 95a) 2012 5. 121 2011 5. 370 2015 5. 174 2018 5. 144 (226 GA) 2017 5. 17 (17-4) 2010 6. 400 (280g 120a) 2013 6. 120 2013 6. 352 2009 6. 155 2011 6. 134 (179 GA) 2008 6. 16 (16-5) 2019 7. 396 (275g 121a) 2011 7. 115 2015 7. 336 2008 7. 148 2014 7. 132 (221 GA) 2019 7. 15 (15-5) 2015 8. 392 (283g 109a) 2008 8. 113 2009 336 2013 8. 146 2016 8. 130 (162 GA) 2016 15 (15-6) 2011 9. 375 (260g 115a) 2015 9. 109 2008 9. 332 2011 9. 143 2012 9. 128 (176 GA) 2010 9. 14 (14-3) 2014 10. 344 (231g 113a) 2009 10. 95 2012 10. 316 2012 10. 142 2009 10. 122 (156 GA) 2013 10. 13 (13-4) 2008 13 (13-5) 2009 Points Per Game (min. 10 games) Assists per game (min. 10 games) GB Per Game (min. 10 games) CT Per Game (min. 10 games) Save Percent (min. 10 games) 13 (13-6) 2016 1. 24.41 (22 games) 2018 1. 8.14 (21 games) 2019 1. 19.76 (17 games) 2008 1. 9.39 (23 games) 2017 1. .482 2009 2. 23.70 (23 games) 2017 2. 8.13 (23 games) 2017 2. 19.70 (23 games) 2017 2. 9.25 (20 games) 2015 2. .474 2012 Losses 3. 23.52 (21 games) 2019 3. 7.23 (22 games) 2018 3. 19.56 (18 games) 2009 3. 9.14 (21 games) 2010 3. .445 2016 1. 6 (13-6) 2016 4. 23.06 (17 games) 2008 4. 6.43 (21 games) 2010 4. 18.62 (21 games) 2010 4. 8.95 (21 games) 2019 4. .439 2013 6 (15-6) 2011 5. 20.95 (21 games) 2010 5. 6.41 (17 games) 2008 5. 18.50 (20 games) 2015 5. 8.71 (17 games) 2014 5. .428 2008 3. 5 (16-5) 2019 6. 19.11 (18 games) 2009 6. 6.28 (18 games) 2009 6. 18.00 (21 games) 2019 6. 7.91 (22 games) 2018 6. .421 2010 5 (18-5) 2017 7. 19.10 (21 games) 2012 7. 5.76 (21 games) 2011 18.00 (17 games) 2014 7. 7.89 (18 games) 2009 7. .420 2018 5 (15-5) 2015 8. 19.05 (21 games) 2013 8. 5.75 (20 games) 2015 8. 17.45 (22 games) 2018 8. 7.68 (19 games) 2016 8. .419 2015 5 (13-5) 2009 9. 18.86 (21 games) 2011 9. 5.71 (21 games) 2013 9. 16.00 (21 games) 2013 9. 7.38 (21 games) 2011 9. .417 2011 7. 4 (2-4) 2020 10. 18.75 (20 games) 2015 10. 5.12 (17 games) 2014 10. 15.81 (21 games) 2011 10. 6.81 (21 games) 2012 10. .389 2017 4 (18-4) 2018 4 (17-4) 2010 Goals Shots Attempted Draw Controls Free-Position Goals Goals Against Avg 4 (13-4) 2008 1. 378 2018 1. 805 (358 goals) 2017 1. 371 2018 1. 78 2018 1. 6.49 (111 GA) 2014 2. 358 2017 2. 775 (378 goals) 2018 2. 364 2017 2. 57 2012 2. 7.35 (156 GA) 2013 Games Played 3. 323 2019 3. 709 (323 goals) 2019 3. 358 2019 3. 56 2010 3. 7.75 (155 GA) 2015 1. 23 2017 4. 306 2012 4. 642 (305 goals) 2010 4. 318 2012 4. 55 2017 4. 8.29 (175 GA) 2012 2. 22 2018 5. 305 2010 5. 614 (306 goals) 2012 5. 300 2010 5. 51 2019 5. 8.38 (176 GA) 2010 3. 21 2019 6. 283 2008 6. 600 (260 goals) 2015 6. 293 2015 6. 47 2008 6. 8.53 (162 GA) 2016 21 2013 7. 280 2013 7. 595 (280 goals) 2013 7. 291 2008 7. 44 2016 7. 8.78 (159 GA) 2009 21 2012 8. 275 2011 8. 593 (275 goals) 2011 8. 282 2013 8. 43 2013 8. 9.71 (204 GA) 2011 21 2011 9. 260 2015 9. 537 (283 goals) 2008 9. 276 2011 9. 39 2014 9. 9.80 (226 GA) 2017 21 2010 10. 231 2009 10. 487 (231 goals) 2009 10. 240 2009 10. 38 2015 10. 10.45 (231 GA) 2018 8. 20 2015 38 2011 9. 19 2016 Goals Per Game (min. 10 games) Shots on Goal DC Per Game (min. 10 games) 10. 18 2009 1. 17.18 (22 games) 2018 1. 607 (358 goals) 2017 1. 17.12 (17 games) 2008 2. 16.65 (17 games) 2008 2. 591 (378 goals) 2018 2. 17.05 (21 games) 2019 3. 15.57 (23 games) 2017 3. 528 (323 goals) 2019 3. 16.86 (22 games) 2018 4. 15.38 (21 games) 2019 4. 485 (305 goals) 2010 4. 15.83 (23 games) 2017 5. 14.57 (21 games) 2012 5. 481 (306 goals) 2012 5. 15.14 (21 games) 2012 6. 14.52 (21 games) 2010 6. 450 (275 goals) 2011 6. 14.65 (20 games) 2015 7. 13.33 (21 games) 2013 7. 447 (260 goals) 2015 7. 14.29 (21 games) 2010 8. 13.10 (21 games) 2011 8. 443 (280 goals) 2013 8. 13.43 (21 games) 2013 9. 13.00 (20 games) 2015 9. 417 (283 goals) 2008 9. 13.33 (18 games) 2009 10. 12.83 (18 games) 2009 10. 377 (231 goals) 2009 10. 13.14 (21 games) 2011
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Points Shots Attempted Saves 1. Jasmine DePompeo at Longwood (04/02/13) 13 1. Morgan Young vs. Bryant (03/12/17) 17 1. Ingrid Boyum vs. Johns Hopkins (05/11/18) 17 Erin Rawlick vs. Howard (02/04/10) 13 2. Erin Rawlick vs. Longwood (02/23/08) 16 2. Abbi Young vs. Villanova (02/22/20) 16 3. Loren Generi vs. Campbell (02/11/14) 11 3. Loren Generi at Longwood (04/02/13) 15 3. Abbi Young at Maryland (03/04/20) 15 Erin Rawlick at Niagara (03/15/09) 11 4. Jenna Collins at Lafayette (04/21/18) 13 Elaina Ponchione vs. Ohio State (02/18/11) 15 5. Kelly Larkin at Saint Joseph’s (02/12/20) 10 Erin Rawlick vs. Presbyterian (03/22/10) 13 5. Ingrid Boyum vs. Loyola (04/07/18) 14 Kelly Larkin at Georgetown (04/10/19) 10 Erin Rawlick at Lafayette (03/13/10) 13 Ingrid Boyum at Florida (03/13/18) 14 Kelly Larkin at Lehigh (03/27/19) 10 Erin Rawlick at Davidson (02/27/10) 13 Elaina Ponchione at Longwood (02/28/09) 14 Kelly Larkin at Lafayette (04/21/18) 10 8. Kelly Larkin vs. Brown (03/09/19) 12 Natalie Blandon vs. Canisius (03/25/08) 14 Julia Collins at Bucknell (03/24/18) 10 Morgan Young vs. Loyola (03/18/17) 12 9. Michelle Verbeeck at Northwestern (03/25/12) 13 Jenna Collins vs. Lafayette (04/30/16) 10 Erin Rawlick vs. Colgate (04/30/10) 12 Elaina Ponchione vs. Villanova (03/24/09) 13 Jasmine DePompeo vs. UC Davis (03/27/13) 10 Erin Rawlick vs. Robert Morris (04/14/09) 12 Natalie Blandon at American (04/25/08) 13 Erin Rawlick vs. Presbyterian (02/13/09) 10 Katrina Nietsch vs. Detroit Mercy (02/22/09) 12 13. Nicole Victory vs. Army West Point (05/02/19) 9 Meg Decker at Davidson (03/29/08) 12 Turnovers Kelly Larkin vs. Army West Point (04/13/19) 9 1. Katie Gallagher at Boston College (03/05/16) 7 Kelly Larkin at Colgate (03/16/19) 9 Ground Balls Katrina Nietsch vs. Detroit Mercy (02/22/09) 7 Kelly Larkin vs. Brown (03/09/19) 9 1. Gab Harchelroad vs. Saint Joseph’s (02/17/19) 8 Erin Rawlick vs. Saint Mary’s (Cal.) (03/09/08) 7 Jenna Collins at American (04/18/18) 9 Jenna Collins vs. Virginia (04/11/18) 8 4. Several Tied With 6 Kelly Larkin at American (04/18/18) 9 3. Anne Richter vs. High Point (05/10/19) 7 Kelly Larkin vs. Winthrop (03/03/18) 9 Ingrid Boyum at Holy Cross (03/31/18) 7 Kelly Larkin vs. UMass (05/14/17) 9 Aimee Gennaro vs. Monmouth (02/24/13) 7 Loren Generi vs. Davidson (02/23/14) 9 Erin Rawlick at Lafayette (03/13/10) 7 Loren Generi vs. Liberty (02/18/14) 9 Elaina Ponchione vs. William and Mary (03/10/10) 7 Jasmine DePompeo vs. Holy Cross (03/31/12) 9 Kierstin King vs. Robert Morris (02/19/10) 7 Jasmine DePompeo at Colgate (04/30/11) 9 9. Several Tied With 6 Jasmine DePompeo vs. Lafayette (03/20/11) 9 Erin Rawlick at Davidson (02/27/10) 9 Draw Controls Erin Rawlick vs. Canisius (03/25/08) 9 1. Reagan Roelofs vs. Army West Point (05/02/19) 18 2. Julia Collins vs. Columbia (02/17/18) 15 Goals Loren Generi vs. Virginia Tech (05/02/15) 15 1. Julia Collins vs. Maryland (05/19/18) 8 4. Reagan Roelofs vs. Lafayette (04/20/19) 14 Julia Collins vs. UMass (05/14/17) 8 Loren Generi at Davidson (02/21/15) 14 Loren Generi at Longwood (04/02/13) 8 6. Reagan Roelofs at Saint Joseph’s (02/12/20) 12 Loren Generi vs. UC Davis (03/27/13) 8 Loren Generi vs. Holy Cross (04/21/15) 12 Danielle Vivonetto vs. Manhattan (03/18/10) 8 Loren Generi vs. Lehigh (04/09/14) 12 6. Caitlin Blanche vs. Lafayette (04/20/19) 7 Loren Generi at Bucknell (03/15/14) 12 Jenna Collins vs. Lehigh (03/28/18) 7 10. Kayla Harris vs. Duke (02/16/20) 11 Andie O’Sullivan at Lehigh (03/29/17) 7 Reagan Roelofs vs. Army West Point (04/13/19) 11 CLASS RECORDS Aimee Gennaro vs. Holy Cross (04/29/12) 7 Reagan Roelofs vs. Brown (03/09/19) 11 Kathy Young vs. Holy Cross (04/29/12) 7 Andie O’Sullivan at Florida (03/13/18) 11 Points in a season by a… Loren Generi vs. American (04/13/12) 7 Julia Collins at George Washington (03/01/17) 11 Fr. Kelly Larkin, 2017 108 Aimee Gennaro at Bucknell (03/12/11) 7 Julia Collins vs. Liberty (02/27/16) 11 So. Kelly Larkin, 2018 117 Erin Rawlick at Villanova (04/22/08) 7 Loren Generi vs. Longwood (02/08/15) 11 Jr. Kelly Larkin, 2019 121 Erin Rawlick vs. Canisius (03/25/08) 7 Loren Generi vs. Boston University (04/24/14) 11 Sr. Jasmine DePompeo, 2013 127 Loren Generi vs. UC Davis (03/27/13) 11 Assists Erin Rawlick vs. Bucknell (04/24/10) 11 Goals in a season by a… 1. Jasmine DePompeo at Longwood (04/02/13) 10 Fr. Meg Decker, 2008 64 2. Erin Rawlick vs. Howard (02/04/10) 9 Caused Turnovers So. Kelly Larkin, 2018 62 3. Jenna Collins vs. Lafayette (04/30/16) 8 1. Marie Valenti at Holy Cross (03/31/18) 6 Loren Generi, 2013 62 4. Jasmine DePompeo vs. UC Davis (03/27/13) 7 Caitlin Mandrin Hill vs. Detroit Mercy (02/22/09) 6 Danielle Vivonetto, 2010 62 Amanda Towey vs. St. Francis (Pa.) (03/04/08) 7 3. Annalise Heyward vs. Towson (02/23/19) 5 Jr. Jenna Collins, 2017 72 6. Kelly Larkin vs. Boston U. (04/25/19) 6 Marie Valenti vs. Bryant (03/12/17) 5 Sr. Jenna Collins, 2018 83 Nicole Victory vs. Army West Point (04/13/19) 6 Claire Olechowski vs. High Point (02/27/11) 5 Kelly Larkin at Georgetown (04/10/19) 6 6. Several Tied With 4 Assists in a season by a… Kelly Larkin at Colgate (03/16/19) 6 Last: Annalise Heyward vs. Duke (02/16/20) Fr. Kelly Larkin, 2017 54 Jenna Collins vs. UMass (05/14/17) 6 So. Kelly Larkin, 2018 55 Kelly Larkin vs. UMass (05/14/17) 6 Free-Position Goals Jr. Kelly Larkin, 2019 52 Loren Generi vs. Liberty (02/18/14) 6 1. Jenna Collins at Boston College (02/27/18) 4 Sr. Jasmine Depompeo, 2013 71 Loren Generi vs. Campbell (02/11/14) 6 Morgan Young at Colgate (04/08/17) 4 Caitlin Mandrin Hill vs. Fresno State (03/07/10) 6 Jenna Collins at Duke (02/12/17) 4 Ground Balls in a season by a… Erin Rawlick at Niagara (03/15/09) 6 Kathy Young vs. Robert Morris (02/19/10) 4 Fr. Caitlin Mandrin Hill, 2008 55 5. Several Tied With 3 So. Marie Valenti, 2017 48 Jr. Ingrid Boyum, 2017 50 Sr. Jenna Collins, 2018 51
Draw Controls in a season by a… Fr. Reagan Roelofs, 2019 146 So. Loren Generi, 2013 111 Jr. Julia Collins, 2017 118 Sr. Loren Generi, 2015 153
Caused Turnovers in a season by a… Fr. Caitlin Mandrin Hill, 2008 24 So. Marie Valenti, 2017 37 Jr. Blake Smith, 2017 38 Sr. Marie Valenti, 2019 29
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Points Shots Attempted Caused Turnovers Saves 1. Jasmine DePompeo, 2013 (56g 71a) 127 1. Erin Rawlick, 2010 (77 goals) 169 1. Blake Smith, 2017 38 1. Ingrid Boyum, 2018 (214 GA) 155 2. Kelly Larkin, 2019 (69g 52a) 121 2. Jenna Collins, 2018 (83 goals) 162 2. Marie Valenti, 2017 37 2. Elaina Ponchione, 2009 (155 GA) 144 3. Kelly Larkin, 2018 (62g 55a) 117 3. Jenna Collins, 2017 (72 goals) 153 3. Caitlin Mandrin Hill, 2009 34 3. Ingrid Boyum, 2017 (209 GA) 138 4. Jenna Collins, 2018 (83g 31a) 114 4. Morgan Young, 2017 (53 goals) 149 4. Marie Valenti, 2018 33 4. Ingrid Boyum, 2016 (159 GA) 129 Jenna Collins, 2017 (72g 42a) 114 5. Julia Collins, 2018 (77 goals) 145 5. Annalise Heyward, 2019 29 5. Natalie Blandon, 2008 (173 GA) 127 6. Erin Rawlick, 2010 (77g 34a) 111 6. Kathy Young, 2012 (58 goals) 137 Marie Valenti, 2019 29 6. Annie Foky, 2013 (136 GA) 110 7. Kelly Larkin, 2017 (54g 54a) 108 7. Kelly Larkin, 2019 (69 goals) 133 7. Blake Smith, 2018 27 7. Gab Harchelroad, 2019 (185 GA) 106 8. Julia Collins, 2018 (77g 26a) 103 8. Meg Decker, 2008 (63 goals) 127 8. Kierstin King, 2010 25 Annie Foky, 2015 (142 GA) 106 9. Jasmine DePompeo, 2011 (57g 42a) 99 Erin Rawlick, 2008 (67 goals) 127 9. Meghan Hubley, 2017 24 9. Elaina Ponchione, 2010 (131 GA) 94 10. Jasmine DePompeo, 2012 (45g 47a) 92 10. Loren Generi, 2013 (62 goals) 125 Caitlin Mandrin Hill, 2008 24 10. Michelle Verbeeck, 2012 (96 GA) 90 Erin Rawlick, 2009 (55g 37a) 92 12. Erin Rawlick, 2008 (67g 24a) 91 Shots on Goal Caused Turnovers Per Game (min. 10 games) Save Percent (min. 450 minutes) 13. Loren Generi, 2015 (57g 29a) 86 1. Erin Rawlick, 2010 (77 goals) 129 1. Caitlin Mandrin Hill, 2009 (18 games) 1.89 1. Michelle Verbeeck, 2012 .484 14. Loren Generi, 2014 (46g 34a) 80 2. Jenna Collins, 2018 (83 goals) 125 2. Kierstin King, 2010 (15 games) 1.67 2. Elaina Ponchione, 2009 .482 Aimee Gennaro, 2013 (64g 16a) 80 3. Julia Collins, 2018 (77 goals) 118 3. Blake Smith, 2017 (23 games) 1.65 3. Elaina Ponchione, 2012 .474 16. Morgan Young, 2017 (53g 26a) 79 4. Jenna Collins, 2017 (72 goals) 116 4. Marie Valenti, 2017 (23 games) 1.61 4. Ingrid Boyum, 2016 .448 17. Meg Decker, 2008 (63g 13a) 76 5. Morgan Young, 2017 (53 goals) 115 5. Marie Valenti, 2018 (22 games) 1.50 5. Annie Foky, 2013 .447 18. Julia Collins, 2017 (48g 27a) 75 6. Erin Rawlick, 2008 (67 goals) 108 Loren Generi, 2013 (62g 13a) 75 7. Kathy Young, 2012 (58 goals) 106 Game-Winning Goals Goals Against Avg (min. 450 minutes) 20. Caitlin Mandrin Hill, 2011 (35g 34a) 69 8. Kelly Larkin, 2019 (69 goals) 99 1. Loren Generi, 2015 8 1. Annie Foky, 2014 (51 GA) 4.97 21. Jenna Collins, 2016 (44g 24a) 68 9. Kelly Larkin, 2018 (62 goals) 97 2. Meg O’Donnell, 2017 7 2. Annie Foky, 2013 (136 GA) 7.13 Danielle Vivonetto, 2010 (62g 6a) 68 10. Loren Generi, 2013 (62 goals) 93 3. Kelly Larkin, 2019 6 3. Annie Foky, 2015 (142 GA) 7.59 23. Aimee Gennaro, 2011 (53g 14a) 67 Aimee Gennaro, 2013 (64 goals) 93 Julia Collins, 2018 6 4. Michelle Verbeeck, 2012 (96 GA) 8.15 24. Nicole Victory, 2018 (32g 31a) 63 5. Morgan Young, 2016 5 5. Ingrid Boyum, 2016 (159 GA) 8.49 25. Kathy Young, 2012 (58g 4a) 62 Ground Balls Loren Generi, 2013 5 Caitlin Mandrin Hill, 2010 (33g 29a) 62 1. Caitlin Mandrin Hill, 2008 55 Loren Generi, 2012 5 Most Wins 2. Jenna Collins, 2018 51 8. Several Tied With 4 1. Ingrid Boyum, 2017 (18-5) 18 Points Per Game (min. 10 games) 3. Ingrid Boyum, 2017 50 2. Ingrid Boyum, 2018 (17-4) 17 1. Jasmine DePompeo, 2013 (21 games) 6.05 4. Marie Valenti, 2019 49 Free-Position Goals Annie Foky, 2013 (17-2) 17 2. Kelly Larkin, 2019 (21 games) 5.76 Marie Valenti, 2018 49 1. Jenna Collins, 2018 28 4. Gab Harchelroad, 2019 (15-5) 15 3. Erin Rawlick, 2008 (17 games) 5.35 6. Marie Valenti, 2017 48 2. Kathy Young, 2012 18 Annie Foky, 2015 (15-5) 15 4. Kelly Larkin, 2018 (22 games) 5.32 7. Mary Ruttum, 2009 47 3. Erin Rawlick, 2010 17 6. Elaina Ponchione, 2010 (14-4) 14 5. Erin Rawlick, 2010 (21 games) 5.29 8. Gab Harchelroad, 2019 46 4. Morgan Young, 2017 16 7. Ingrid Boyum, 2016 (13-6) 13 Ingrid Boyum, 2018 46 Meg Decker, 2008 16 Elaina Ponchione, 2009 (13-5) 13 Goals Annie Foky, 2015 46 6. Jenna Collins, 2017 14 Natalie Blandon, 2008 (13-4) 13 1. Jenna Collins, 2018 83 7. Jenna Collins, 2016 13 10. Annie Foky, 2014 (10-1) 10 2. Julia Collins, 2018 77 Ground Balls Per Game (min. 10 games) Kathy Young, 2013 13 Elaina Ponchione, 2012 (10-2) 10 Erin Rawlick, 2010 77 1. Caitlin Mandrin Hill, 2008 (17 games) 3.24 Kathy Young, 2011 13 4. Jenna Collins, 2017 72 2. Kierstin King, 2010 (15 games) 2.73 Danielle Vivonetto, 2010 13 Games Played 5. Kelly Larkin, 2019 69 3. Mary Ruttum, 2009 (18 games) 2.61 1. Ingrid Boyum, 2017 23 6. Erin Rawlick, 2008 67 4. Marie Valenti, 2019 (21 games) 2.33 Jenna Collins, 2017 23 7. Aimee Gennaro, 2013 64 Kierstin King, 2009 (18 games) 2.33 Julia Collins, 2017 23 8. Meg Decker, 2008 63 Kayla Harris, 2017 23 9. Kelly Larkin, 2018 62 Draw Controls Kelly Larkin, 2017 23 Loren Generi, 2013 62 1. Loren Generi, 2015 153 Caitlin McGlaughlin, 2017 23 Danielle Vivonetto, 2010 62 2. Reagan Roelofs, 2019 146 Meg O’Donnell, 2017 23 3. Julia Collins, 2017 118 Blake Smith, 2017 23 Goals Per Game (min. 10 games) Loren Generi, 2012 118 Marie Valenti, 2017 23 1. Erin Rawlick, 2008 (17 games) 3.94 5. Loren Generi, 2014 111 Morgan Young, 2017 23 2. Jenna Collins, 2018 (22 games) 3.77 Loren Generi, 2013 111 3. Meg Decker, 2008 (17 games) 3.71 7. Erin Rawlick, 2010 102 Games Started 4. Erin Rawlick, 2010 (21 games) 3.67 8. Jenna Collins, 2018 100 1. Jenna Collins, 2017 23 5. Julia Collins, 2018 (22 games) 3.50 9. Annalise Heyward, 2019 83 Julia Collins, 2017 23 10. Jenna Collins, 2017 76 Kelly Larkin, 2017 23 Assists Kathy Young, 2012 76 Caitlin McGlaughlin, 2017 23 1. Jasmine DePompeo, 2013 71 Meg O’Donnell, 2017 23 2. Kelly Larkin, 2018 55 Draw Controls Per Game (min. 10 games) Blake Smith, 2017 23 3. Kelly Larkin, 2017 54 1. Loren Generi, 2015 (20 games) 7.65 Marie Valenti, 2017 23 4. Kelly Larkin, 2019 52 2. Reagan Roelofs, 2019 (21 games) 6.95 Morgan Young, 2017 23 5. Jasmine DePompeo, 2012 47 3. Loren Generi, 2014 (17 games) 6.53 9. Several Tied With 22 6. Jenna Collins, 2017 42 4. Loren Generi, 2012 (21 games) 5.62 Jasmine DePompeo, 2011 42 5. Loren Generi, 2013 (21 games) 5.29 8. Erin Rawlick, 2009 37 9. Loren Generi, 2014 34 Caitlin Mandrin Hill, 2011 34 Erin Rawlick, 2010 34
Assists Per Game (min. 10 games) 1. Jasmine DePompeo, 2013 (21 games) 3.38 2. Kelly Larkin, 2018 (22 games) 2.50 3. Kelly Larkin, 2019 (21 games) 2.48 4. Kelly Larkin, 2017 (23 games) 2.35 5. Jasmine DePompeo, 2012 (21 games) 2.24
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Points Assists Draw Controls Saves 1. Kelly Larkin, 2017-20 (199g 177a) 376 1. Kelly Larkin, 2017-20 177 1. Loren Generi, 2012-15 493 1. Ingrid Boyum, 2015-18 (595 GA) 428 2. Jasmine DePompeo, 2010-13 (169g 167a) 336 2. Jasmine DePompeo, 2010-13 167 2. Jenna Collins, 2015-18 293 2. Elaina Ponchione, 2009-12 (452 GA) 375 3. Jenna Collins, 2015-18 (224g 107a) 331 3. Jenna Collins, 2015-18 107 3. Julia Collins, 2015-18 277 3. Annie Foky, 2012-15 (331 GA) 257 4. Loren Generi, 2012-15 (217g 83a) 300 4. Caitlin Mandrin Hill, 2008-11 96 4. Erin Rawlick, 2008-10 218 4. Michelle Verbeeck, 2010-13 (239 GA) 190 5. Erin Rawlick, 2008-10 (199g 95a) 294 5. Erin Rawlick, 2008-10 95 5. Kayla Harris, 2017-20 214 5. Natalie Blandon, 2008 (173 GA) 127 6. Julia Collins, 2015-18 (181g 71a) 252 6. Loren Generi, 2012-15 83 6. Reagan Roelofs, 2019-20 173 7. Aimee Gennaro, 2011-14 (208g 43a) 251 7. Julia Collins, 2015-18 71 7. Kathy Young, 2010-13 171 Save Percentage (min. 900 minutes) 8. Kathy Young, 2010-13 (177g 34a) 211 8. Katie Gallagher, 2013-16 60 8. Caitlin Mandrin Hill, 2008-11 150 1. Elaina Ponchione, 2009-12 .453 9. Caitlin Mandrin Hill, 2008-11 (96g 96a) 192 9. Andie O’Sullivan, 2016-19 46 9. Annalise Heyward, 2017-20 127 2. Michelle Verbeeck, 2010-13 .443 10. Katrina Nietsch, 2008-11 (126g 38a) 164 Mary Ruttum, 2008-10 46 10. Andie O’Sullivan, 2016-19 114 3. Annie Foky, 2012-15 .437 11. Morgan Young, 2014-17 (122g 41a) 163 4. Natalie Blandon, 2008 .423 12. Andie O’Sullivan, 2016-19 (108g 46a) 154 Assists Per Game (min. 40 games) Draw Controls Per Game (min. 40 games) 5. Ingrid Boyum, 2015-18 .418 13. Katie Gallagher, 2013-16 (92g 60a) 152 1. Kelly Larkin, 2017-20 (72 games) 2.46 1. Loren Generi, 2012-15 (79 games) 6.24 14. Mary Ruttum, 2008-10 (88g 46a) 134 2. Jasmine DePompeo, 2010-13 (84 games) 1.99 2. Erin Rawlick, 2008-10 (56 games) 3.89 Goals Against Average (minimum 900 minutes) 15. Kayla Harris, 2017-20 (96g 34a) 130 3. Erin Rawlick, 2008-10 (56 games) 1.70 3. Jenna Collins, 2015-18 (84 games) 3.49 1. Annie Foky, 2012-15 (331 GA) 6.87 16. Danielle Vivonetto, 2009-12 (114g 13a) 127 4. Caitlin Mandrin Hill, 2008-11 (75 games) 1.28 4. Julia Collins, 2015-18 (84 games) 3.30 2. Elaina Ponchione, 2009-12 (452 GA) 8.76 17. Meg O’Donnell, 2016-18 (111g 12a) 123 5. Jenna Collins, 2015-18 (84 games) 1.27 5. Kayla Harris, 2017-20 (69 games) 3.10 3. Michelle Verbeeck, 2010-13 (239 GA) 9.29 18. Jill Coughlin, 2011-14 (93g 18a) 111 –– Reagan Roelofs, 2019-20 (27 games) * 6.41 4. Ingrid Boyum, 2015-18 (578 GA) 9.74 19. Nicole Victory, 2018-20 (50g 45a) 95 Shots Attempted 5. Gab Harchelroad, 2016-19 (212 GA) 10.56 20. Meg Decker, 2008 (63g 13a) 76 1. Jenna Collins, 2015-18 (224 goals) 487 Caused Turnovers 21. Annalise Heyward, 2017-20 (47g 20a) 67 2. Loren Generi, 2012-15 (217 goals) 424 1. Marie Valenti, 2016-19 114 Most Goalie Wins 22. Amanda Towey, 2008 (25g 33a) 58 3. Erin Rawlick, 2008-10 (199 goals) 409 2. Caitlin Mandrin Hill, 2008-11 84 1. Ingrid Boyum, 2015-18 (48-15) 48 23. Jess Fellows, 2012-15 (40g 15a) 55 4. Kelly Larkin, 2017-20 (199 goals) 404 3. Blake Smith, 2015-18 82 2. Elaina Ponchione, 2009-12 (46-15) 46 24. Natalie Irwin, 2017-20 (46g 6a) 52 5. Kathy Young, 2010-13 (177 goals) 382 4. Kierstin King, 2009-12 79 3. Annie Foky, 2012-15 (42-8) 42 25. Reagan Roelofs, 2019-20 (36g 12a) 48 6. Aimee Gennaro, 2011-14 (208 goals) 360 5. Jenna Collins, 2015-18 68 4. Gab Harchelroad, 2016-19 (16-5) 16 Molly Hamilton, 2011-14 (39g 9a) 48 7. Julia Collins, 2015-18 (181 goals) 359 6. Molly Doyle, 2013-16 67 Michelle Verbeeck, 2010-13 (16-3) 16 8. Morgan Young, 2014-17 (122 goals) 331 7. Beth Young, 2010-13 62 Points Per Game (min. 40 games) 9. Jasmine DePompeo, 2010-13 (169 goals) 326 8. Meghan Hubley, 2014-17 50 Games Played 1. Erin Rawlick, 2008-10 (56 games) 5.25 10. Katrina Nietsch, 2008-11 (126 goals) 324 9. Andie O’Sullivan, 2016-19 48 1. Marie Valenti, 2016-19 85 2. Kelly Larkin, 2017-20 (72 games) 5.22 Loren Generi, 2012-15 48 2. Jenna Collins, 2015-18 84 3. Jasmine DePompeo, 2010-13 (84 games) 4.00 Shots on Goal Julia Collins, 2015-18 84 4. Jenna Collins, 2015-18 (84 games) 3.94 1. Jenna Collins, 2015-18 (224 goals) 365 Caused Turnovers Per Game (min. 40 games) Jasmine DePompeo, 2010-13 84 5. Loren Generi, 2012-15 (79 games) 3.80 2. Erin Rawlick, 2008-10 (199 goals) 326 1. Marie Valenti, 2016-19 (85 games) 1.34 Beth Young, 2010-13 84 3. Loren Generi, 2012-15 (217 goals) 322 2. Caitlin Mandrin Hill, 2008-11 (75 games) 1.12 Kathy Young, 2010-13 84 Goals 4. Kelly Larkin, 2017-20 (199 goals) 313 3. Kierstin King, 2009-12 (73 games) 1.08 7. Emily Mellin, 2010-13 81 1. Jenna Collins, 2015-18 224 5. Aimee Gennaro, 2011-14 (208 goals) 301 4. Blake Smith, 2015-18 (76 games) 1.08 8. Jill Coughlin, 2011-14 80 2. Loren Generi, 2012-15 217 6. Julia Collins, 2015-18 (181 goals) 294 5. Molly Doyle, 2013-16 (76 games) 0.88 Aimee Gennaro, 2011-14 80 3. Aimee Gennaro, 2011-14 208 7. Kathy Young, 2010-13 (177 goals) 289 10. Morgan Young, 2014-17 79 4. Kelly Larkin, 2017-20 199 8. Morgan Young, 2014-17 (122 goals) 255 Game-Winning Goals Loren Generi, 2012-15 79 Erin Rawlick, 2008-10 199 9. Jasmine DePompeo, 2010-13 (169 goals) 254 1. Loren Generi, 2012-15 20 6. Julia Collins, 2015-18 181 10. Katrina Nietsch, 2008-11 (126 goals) 229 2. Julia Collins, 2015-18 14 Games Started 7. Kathy Young, 2010-13 177 3. Aimee Gennaro, 2011-14 13 1. Jenna Collins, 2015-18 84 8. Jasmine DePompeo, 2010-13 169 Ground Balls 4. Kathy Young, 2010-13 11 Julia Collins, 2015-18 84 9. Katrina Nietsch, 2008-11 126 1. Marie Valenti, 2016-19 181 5. Kelly Larkin, 2017-20 10 Kathy Young, 2010-13 84 10. Morgan Young, 2014-17 122 2. Kierstin King, 2009-12 153 6. Jasmine DePompeo, 2010-13 9 4. Beth Young, 2010-13 83 3. Jenna Collins, 2015-18 150 7. Meg O’Donnell, 2016-18 8 5. Aimee Gennaro, 2011-14 80 Goals Per Game (min. 40 games) 4. Ingrid Boyum, 2015-18 131 Morgan Young, 2014-17 8 6. Loren Generi, 2012-15 79 1. Erin Rawlick, 2008-10 (56 games) 3.55 5. Caitlin Mandrin Hill, 2008-11 129 Katrina Nietsch, 2008-11 8 7. Marie Valenti, 2016-19 78 2. Kelly Larkin, 2017-20 (72 games) 2.76 6. Katrina Nietsch, 2008-11 122 Erin Rawlick, 2008-10 8 8. Kelly Larkin, 2017-20 72 3. Loren Generi, 2012-15 (79 games) 2.75 7. Annie Foky, 2012-15 113 Andie O’Sullivan, 2016-19 72 4. Jenna Collins, 2015-18 (84 games) 2.67 8. Lizzy Rullan, 2013-16 112 Free-Position Goals Kierstin King, 2009-12 72 5. Aimee Gennaro, 2011-14 (80 games) 2.60 9. Beth Young, 2010-13 110 1. Jenna Collins, 2015-18 58 10. Elaina Ponchione, 2009-12 107 2. Kathy Young, 2010-13 50 3. Loren Generi, 2012-15 43 * – Would rank #1, but does not meet statistical minimum Ground Balls Per Game (min. 40 games) 4. Erin Rawlick, 2008-10 36 1. Marie Valenti, 2016-19 (85 games) 2.13 5. Morgan Young, 2014-17 31 2. Kierstin King, 2009-12 (73 games) 2.10 6. Kelly Larkin, 2017-20 27 3. Annie Foky, 2012-15 (54 games) 2.09 7. Katrina Nietsch, 2008-11 24 4. Ingrid Boyum, 2015-18 (71 games) 1.85 8. Julia Collins, 2015-18 23 5. Jenna Collins, 2015-18 (84 games) 1.79 Aimee Gennaro, 2011-14 23 10. Danielle Vivonetto, 2009-12 21
H www.NAVYSPORTS.com H 63 2021 NAVY WOMEN’S LACROSSE All-Time Highs / Lows Navy Game Highs Team Game Lows Navy Individual Game Highs Points 42 Points 3 Points 13, Two Times vs. Fresno State, 03/07/10 at Loyola, 03/19/16 Last: Jasmine DePompeo at Longwood, 04/02/13 Goals 24, Five Times Goals 2 Goals 8, Five Times Last: at American, 04/18/18 at Loyola, 03/19/16 Last: Julia Collins at #2 Maryland, 05/19/18 Assists 19 Assists 0 Assists 10 vs. Fresno State, 03/07/10 at Colgate, 03/28/15 Jasmine DePompeo at Longwood, 04/02/13 Shots 53 Shots 11 Shots 17 vs. Presbyterian, 03/22/10 at Holy Cross, 04/12/14 Morgan Young vs. Bryant, 03/12/17 Shots on Goal 38 Shots on Goal 8 Shots on Goal 14 vs. Presbyterian, 03/22/10 at Colgate, 04/26/09 Loren Generi at Longwood, 04/02/13 Saves 17 Saves 0, Two Times Saves 17 vs. #20 Johns Hopkins, 05/11/18 Last: vs. Campbell, 02/11/14 Ingrid Boyum vs. #20 Johns Hopkins, 05/11/18 Ground Balls 35 Ground Balls 6, Two Times Ground Balls 8, Two Times at Lafayette, 03/13/10 Last: at American, 04/21/13 Last: Gab Harchelroad vs. Saint Joseph’s, 02/17/19 Turnovers 28 Turnovers 6, Six Times Draw Controls 18 vs. Manhattan, 03/18/10 Last: vs. Lafayette, 04/20/19 Reagan Roelofs vs. Army West Point, 05/02/19 Caused Turnovers 19 Caused Turnovers 0 Caused Turnovers 6, Two Times vs. American, 03/18/15 at American, 04/20/16 Last: Marie Valenti at Holy Cross, 03/31/18
Opponent Game Highs Opponent Game Lows Opponent Individual Game Highs Points 38 Points 0 Points 10, Two Times at Loyola, 05/04/19 vs. St. Francis (Pa.), 03/04/08 Last: Sam Apuzzo, Boston College, 03/06/19 Goals 21 Goals 0 Goals 9 at Loyola, 05/04/19 vs. St. Francis (Pa.), 03/04/08 Sam Apuzzo, Boston College, 02/27/18 Assists 17 Assists 0, Several Times Assists 6, Two Times at Loyola, 05/04/19 Last: vs. Lafayette, 04/20/19 Last: Livy Rosenzweig, Loyola, 05/04/19 Shots 44 Shots 0 Shots 12, Three Times vs. Northwestern, 03/03/11 vs. St. Francis (Pa.), 03/04/08 Last: Brittany Bruno, Villanova, 02/22/20 Shots on Goal 34 Shots on Goal 0 Shots on Goal 10, Five Times at Northwestern, 03/25/12 vs. St. Francis (Pa.), 03/04/08 Last: Brittany Bruno, Villanova, 02/22/20 Saves 20 Saves 0 Saves 19 at Niagara, 03/15/09 at American, 04/21/13 Alyssa DeLorenz, Bucknell, 03/12/11 Ground Balls 29 Ground Balls 5 Ground Balls 8, Two Times at North Carolina, 05/15/10 at Lehigh, 04/21/12 Last: Nina Mainello, Villanova, 02/22/20 Turnovers 33 Turnovers 4 Draw Controls 13 vs. St. Francis (Pa.), 03/04/08 vs. Virginia, 04/06/16 Olivia Jenner, Duke, 02/12/16 Caused Turnovers 18 Caused Turnovers 0 Caused Turnovers 5, Four Times at Duke, 02/12/17 vs. Presbyterian, 02/13/09 Last: Cara Trombetta, Florida, 03/13/18
64 H www.NAVYSPORTS.com H 2021 NAVY WOMEN’S LACROSSE Honors & Awards Naval Academy Athletic Association Inside Lacrosse All-Americans All-Patriot League Selections Patriot League Tournament MVP Vice Admiral Lawrence Sword for Women 2020 Kelly Larkin (HM) All-Patriot League First Team 2018 Julia Collins 2020 Kelly Larkin 2019 Kelly Larkin (2nd) 2019 Kayla Harris 2017 Jenna Collins 2018 Jenna Collins 2018 Jenna Collins (1st) Kelly Larkin 2013 Jasmine DePompeo 2016 Lizzy Rullan Kelly Larkin (2nd) Andie O’Sullivan 2012 Kathy Young Julia Collins (HM) Marie Valenti 2011 Jasmine DePompeo Cherly Dolyniuk Award Blake Smith (HM) 2018 Jenna Collins 2010 Erin Rawlick 2011 Katrina Nietsch 2017 Jenna Collins (2nd) Julia Collins Kelly Larkin (HM) Kelly Larkin Patriot League All-Tournament Team Tewaaraton Watch List / Nominee Blake Smith 2019 Annalise Heyward 2020 Kelly Larkin (Preseason) Inside Lacrosse Rookie of the Year 2017 Jenna Collins Kelly Larkin 2019 Kelly Larkin (Top 25) 2017 Kelly Larkin Blake Smith Nicole Victory 2018 Jenna Collins (Top 25) Morgan Young 2018 Ingrid Boyum Kelly Larkin (Preseason) WomensLax.com All-Americans 2016 Jenna Collins Jenna Collins 2013 Jasmine DePompeo (Preseason) 2013 Jasmine DePompeo Molly Doyle Julia Collins 2012 Jasmine DePompeo (Preseason) 2011 Jasmine DePompeo (1st) Katie Gallagher Blake Smith 2010 Erin Rawlick (Preseason) 2010 Erin Rawlick (1st) 2015 Jenna Collins 2017 Jenna Collins Loren Generi Meghan Hubley All-Americans WomensLacrosse.com All-Americans Sara George Meg O’Donnell 2010 Erin Rawlick (2nd) Morgan Young IWLCA All-Americans 2014 Loren Generi Kierstin King (3rd) 2016 Molly Doyle 2019 Kelly Larkin (3rd) 2013 Jasmine DePompeo Lizzy Rullan 2018 Jenna Collins (1st) Loren Generi WomensLacrosse.com Morgan Young 2013 Jasmine DePompeo (3rd) Annie Foky Freshmen All-Americans Brijet Mall 2015 Loren Generi 2008 Meg Decker Lizzy Rullan IWLCA All-South Region 2012 Jasmine DePompeo Morgan Young 2019 Kelly Larkin (1st) Kierstin King LaxPower.com Rookie of the Year 2014 Loren Generi 2018 Jenna Collins (1st) Kathy Young 2008 Meg Decker Aimee Gennaro Kelly Larkin (1st) 2011 Jasmine DePompeo 2013 Jasmine DePompeo Julia Collins (2nd) Kierstin King NCAA Women’s Lacrosse Championship Aimee Gennaro 2017 Jenna Collins (2nd) Caitlin Mandrin Hill All-Tournament Team Lindsay Rheiner 2016 Jenna Collins (2nd) Katrina Nietsch 2017 Julia Collins Annie Foky 2015 Loren Generi (2nd) 2010 Erin Rawlick Kelly Larkin 2012 Loren Generi 2014 Loren Generi (2nd) 2009 Caitlin Mandrin Hill Aimee Gennaro 2013 Jasmine DePompeo (1st) Erin Rawlick All-Eastern College Athletic Conference (ECAC) Michelle Verbeeck Loren Generi (2nd) 2008 Meg Decker 2019 Kelly Larkin (1st) Kathy Young 2012 Jasmine DePompeo (2nd) Erin Rawlick 2018 Jenna Collins (1st) 2011 Jasmine DePompeo 2011 Jasmine DePompeo (2nd) Kelly Larkin (2nd) All-Patriot League Second Team Kierstin King Blake Smith (2nd) Caitlin Mandrin Hill IWCLA Regional Coach of the Year 2019 Annalise Heyward 2017 Jenna Collins (1st) Katrina Nietsch 2017 Cindy Timchal 2018 Ingrid Boyum 2016 Jenna Collins (1st) Meg O’Donnell 2010 Abby Ellis Caitlin Mandrin Hill IWLCA Senior All-Star Game Andie O’Sullivan Katrina Nietsch 2019 Gab Harchelroad Patriot League Marie Valenti Erin Rawlick Anne Richter 2017 Kelly Larkin Major Award Winners 2009 Kristen Laraway 2018 Jenna Collins Attacker / Offensive Player of the Year Andie O’Sullivan Elaina Ponchione 2017 Meghan Hubley 2019 Kelly Larkin 2016 Lizzy Rullan Erin Rawlick Morgan Young 2013 Jasmine DePompeo 2015 Annie Foky 2008 Meg Decker 2015 Loren Generi 2012 Jasmine DePompeo Katie Gallagher Erin Rawlick 2014 Aimee Gennaro 2011 Jasmine DePompeo Lizzy Rullan Kelsey Henshaw 2010 Erin Rawlick 2014 Jill Coughlin 2013 Jasmine DePompeo Aimee Gennaro Patriot League Brijet Mall Midfielder of the Year Lizzy Rullan Preseason Awards 2012 Kierstin King 2018 Jenna Collins 2013 Kathy Young Preseason Offensive Player of the Year 2011 Caitlin Mandrin Hill 2017 Jenna Collins 2012 Jess Fellows 2020 Kelly Larkin 2008 Amanda Towey 2016 Jenna Collins Loren Generi 2018 Jenna Collins Dominique Wright 2013 Jasmine DePompeo Defender of the Year 2011 Aimee Gennaro 2012 Jasmine DePompeo 2013 Annie Foky Kathy Young 2009 Erin Rawlick 2010 Kierstin King Rookie of the Year Katrina Nietsch Preseason Defensive Player of the Year 2017 Kelly Larkin Danielle Vivonetto 2020 Annalise Heyward 2012 Loren Generi 2009 Katrina Nietsch 2014 Annie Foky Elaina Ponchione 2010 Caitlin Mandrin Hill Coach of the Year 2008 Katrina Nietsch 2013 Cindy Timchal 2012 Cindy Timchal
H www.NAVYSPORTS.com H 65 2021 NAVY WOMEN’S LACROSSE Honors & Awards Patriot League Defensive Rookie National Weekly Awards Players of the Week 2020 Gil Eby (Feb. 10) 2019 Reagan Roelofs (Apr. 15) Inside Lacrosse Player of the Week 2019 Marie Valenti (Mar. 18) Reagan Roelofs (Mar. 18) Offensive / Attacker 2017 Julia Collins (May 16) Marie Valenti (Mar. 4) Reagan Roelofs (Mar. 11) 2020 Kelly Larkin (Feb. 17) 2009 Erin Rawlick (Feb. 17) Natalie Irwin (Feb. 11) Reagan Roelofs (Feb. 25) 2019 Kelly Larkin (April 29) 2018 Marie Valenti (Apr. 16) 2017 Kelly Larkin (Apr. 10) Kelly Larkin (Apr. 15) Inside Lacrosse Rookie of the Week Blake Smith (Mar. 12) Kelly Larkin (Apr. 3) Kelly Larkin (Apr. 1) 2017 Kelly Larkin (May 24) Blake Smith (Feb. 19) Kelly Larkin (Mar. 27) Kelly Larkin (Mar. 18) Kelly Larkin (May 16) 2017 Blake Smith (Feb. 6) Kelly Larkin (Mar. 13) Kelly Larkin (Mar. 4) Kelly Larkin (May 9) 2016 Ingrid Boyum (Apr. 18) Kelly Larkin (Mar. 6) 2018 Kelly Larkin (Apr. 30) 2009 Erin Rawlick (Feb. 17) Molly Doyle (Mar. 7) Kelly Larkin (Feb. 27) Kelly Larkin (Apr. 23) Lizzy Rullan (Feb. 25) Kelly Larkin (Feb. 6) Julia Collins (Apr. 16) Inside Lacrosse 2015 Annie Foky (Apr. 13) 2016 Marie Valenti (May 2) Julia Collins (Mar. 26) National Team of the Week Annie Foky (Feb. 16) Meg O’Donnell (Apr. 25) Kelly Larkin (Feb. 26) 2011 Kathy Young (May 11) 2013 Annie Foky (Apr. 15) Andie O’Sullivan (Apr. 11) Molly O’Sullivan (Feb. 12) Jasmine DePompeo (May 4) Annie Foky (Mar. 11) Marie Valenti (Feb. 15) 2017 Julia Collins (Feb. 27) Annie Foky (Mar. 4) 2015 Julia Collins (Apr. 5) Julia Collins (Feb. 6) WomensLax.com Player of the Week Annie Foky (Feb. 25) Jenna Collins (Mar. 2) 2016 Katie Gallagher (Apr. 11) 2012 Aimee Gennaro (May 7) 2012 Michelle Verbeeck (Apr. 9) 2012 Jess Fellows (Apr. 23) Julia Collins (Apr. 4) 2010 Erin Rawlick (May 4) Kierstin King (Mar. 19) Loren Generi (Apr. 16) Morgan Young (Feb. 15) Elaina Ponchione (Mar. 12) Loren Generi (Apr. 2) 2015 Katie Gallagher (Mar. 23) WomensLax.com Rookie of the Week Elaina Ponchione (Feb. 27) Loren Generi (Mar. 12) 2014 Loren Generi (Feb. 24) 2011 Aimee Gennaro (Mar. 14) 2011 Michelle Verbeeck (Apr. 18) Loren Generi (Feb. 27) 2013 Jasmine DePompeo (Apr. 22) Kierstin King (Mar. 21) Jess Fellows (Feb. 20) Jasmine DePompeo (Apr. 8) WomensLacrosse.com Jen Eikenberg (Mar. 7) 2011 Jill Coughlin (Apr. 18) Jasmine DePompeo (Apr. 1) Offensive Player of the Week Claire Olechowski (Feb. 28) Aimee Gennaro (Mar. 21) Jasmine DePompeo (Mar. 25) 2010 Erin Rawlick (May 3) Elaina Ponchione (Feb. 21) Aimee Gennaro (Mar. 14) Jasmine DePompeo (Mar. 18) 2010 Kathy Young (Apr. 26) Aimee Gennaro (Mar. 7) Jasmine DePompeo (Mar. 11) WomensLacrosse.com Kierstin King (Mar. 29) Aimee Gennaro (Feb. 21) Aimee Gennaro (Feb. 18) National Team of the Week Kierstin King (Mar. 22) 2010 Kathy Young (Feb. 23) 2012 Jasmine DePompeo (Apr. 2) 2010 Katrina Nietsch (May 12) Kierstin King (Feb. 23) 2009 Kierstin King (Mar. 16) Jasmine DePompeo (Mar. 5) Kathy Young (Feb. 22) 2009 Caitlin Mandrin Hill (Apr. 20) Kierstin King (Feb. 24) 2011 Aimee Gennaro (Feb. 28) Caitlin Mandrin Hill (Apr. 6) 2008 Meg Decker (Apr. 22) Jasmine DePompeo (Feb. 21) Synapse Sports Caitlin Mandrin Hill (Mar. 16) Katrina Nietsch (Apr. 14) 2010 Katrina Nietsch (Apr. 5) Offensive Player of the Week Caitlin Mandrin Hill (Feb. 24) Meg Decker (Apr. 7) Erin Rawlick (Mar. 15) 2011 Jasmine DePompeo (May 3) Caitlin Mandrin Hill (Feb. 17) Meg Decker (Mar. 17) Erin Rawlick (Mar. 8) 2008 Caitlin Mandrin Hill (Mar. 17) Erin Rawlick (Mar. 2) Baltimore Sun Player of the Week Caitlin Mandrin Hill (Mar. 11) Erin Rawlick (Feb. 23) 2012 Loren Generi (Apr. 19) 2009 Erin Rawlick (Feb. 17) Goalkeeper 2008 Erin Rawlick (Mar. 11) 2019 Gab Harchelroad (Apr. 15) Mary Ruttum (Mar. 4) Gab Harchelroad (Feb. 18) 2010 Elaina Ponchione (Feb. 23) Midfielder 2009 Elaina Ponchione (Apr. 20) 2019 Kayla Harris (Feb. 25) Elaina Ponchione (Apr. 6) Annalise Heyward (Feb. 18) Elaina Ponchione (Feb. 17) 2018 Jenna Collins (Apr. 30) 2008 Natalie Blandon (Feb. 26) Jenna Collins (Apr. 23) ** Goalkeeper merged with Defensive award in 2011, Jenna Collins (Apr. 2) but reinstated in 2019 ** Jenna Collins (Feb. 19) 2017 Jenna Collins (Apr. 10) Jenna Collins (Mar. 6) Jenna Collins (Feb. 13) 2016 Jenna Collins (May 2) Jenna Collins (Apr. 25) Jenna Collins (Feb. 29) Jenna Collins (Feb. 15) 2015 Loren Generi (Apr. 13) Loren Generi (Mar. 16) Loren Generi (Mar. 9) Loren Generi (Mar. 2) Loren Generi (Feb. 23) Loren Generi (Feb. 16) 2014 Jill Coughlin (Mar. 10) Loren Generi (Feb. 25) 2013 Loren Generi (Apr. 22) Loren Generi (Apr. 8) Loren Generi (Apr. 1) 2011 Caitlin Mandrin Hill (Apr.18)
66 H www.NAVYSPORTS.com H 2021 NAVY WOMEN’S LACROSSE Honors & Awards Academic Honors Patriot League 2018 Caitlin Blanche 2013 Miranda Beal CoSIDA Academic All-America Sportsmanship Award Logan Book Jill Coughlin 2019 Anne Richter (1st) 2019 Anne Richter Ingrid Boyum Jasmine DePompeo 2013 Jasmine DePompeo (1st) Gab Harchelroad S.A Fogelman Kathy Young (3rd) Patriot League Women’s Lacrosse Autumn Koh Jess Fellows Scholar-Athlete of the Year 2012 Jasmine DePompeo (3rd) Caroline Kwon Annie Foky 2010 Mary Ruttum Marina Lazarides Aimee Gennaro CoSIDA Academic All-District Caitlin McGlaughlin Molly Hamilton 2019 Anne Richter (1st) Patriot League All-Academic Team 2013 Jasmine DePompeo (1st) 2019 Anne Richter Meg O’Donnell Charlotte Hauser Kathy Young (1st) Marie Valenti Mackenzie Orr Meleah Martin 2012 Jasmine DePompeo (1st) 2018 Marie Valenti Anne Richter Molly McNamara 2011 Jasmine DePompeo (1st) 2017 Marie Valenti Suzelle Thomas Emily Mellin Katrina Nietsch (2nd) 2016 Kelsey O’Brien Marie Valenti Kelsey O’Brien 2010 Mary Ruttum (2nd) 2015 Loren Generi Nicole Victory Beth Young 2014 Jill Coughlin Cassy Zachares Kathy Young Katie Gallagher IWLCA Division I Scholar-Athlete of the Year 2017 Caitlin Blanche 2012 Jill Coughlin 2013 Jasmine DePompeo 2019 Anne Richter Ingrid Boyum Sam Dennis Loren Generi Libby Field Abby Ellis IWLCA All-Academic Honor Roll Kathy Young Gab Harchelroad S.A. Fogleman 2019 Caitlin Blanche 2012 Jill Coughlin Gab Harchelroad Jasmine DePompeo Meghan Hubley Molly Hamilton Anne Richter Kierstin King Victoria LaVeck Kierstin King Marie Valenti Kathy Young Caitlin McGlaughlin Emily Mellin 2018 Gab Harchelroad 2011 Katrina Nietsch Molly McGuckin Candace Ross Caitlin McGlaughlin Kathy Young Meg O’Donnell Jordan Snyder Mackenzie Orr Mackenzie Orr Danielle Vivonetto Anne Richter Patriot League Academic Honor Roll Alana Phillips Kathy Young Suzelle Thomas 2020 Maggie Aumiller Aislinn Probst 2011 Jill Coughlin Cassy Zachares Sierra Averill Anne Richter Lexi Dauernheim 2017 Caitlin McGlaughlin Caitlin Blanche Blake Smith Jasmine DePompeo Mackenzie Orr Logan Book Suzelle Thomas Suzelle Thomas Katie Kelly Erin Carson 2016 Molly McNamara Marie Valenti Baileigh Kimball Kelsey O’Brien Athena Corroon Cassy Zachares Kierstin King 2015 Jess Fellows Kasey Dietzel 2016 Katie Gallagher Meleah Martin Molly McNamara Erin Finley Caitlin McGlaughlin Emily Mellin Kelsey O’Brien Eloise Gebert Molly McNamara Ashley Montgomery 2014 Jill Coughlin Kayla Harris Carly Naud Laura Nevin Jess Fellows Annalise Heyward Kelsey O’Brien Katrina Nietsch S.A. Fogleman Natalie Irwin Mackenzie Orr Claire Olechowski 2013 Jill Coughlin Caroline Kwon Anne Richter Beth Young S.A. Fogleman Gabby Lavin Abby Savidge Kathy Young Emily Mellin Marina Lazarides Kathy Young Suzelle Thomas 2010 Lexi Dauernheim Katie Mackle 2012 Emily Mellin Marie Valenti Baileigh Kimball Kathy Young Annie Maloney Cassy Zachares Kierstin King 2010 Shelly Moeller Caroline Peppard 2015 Casey Browne Emily Mellin Maggie Morton Reagan Roelofs Jess Fellows Shelly Moeller Mary Ruttum Charlotte Ryan Libby Field Ashley Montgomery 2009 Erin Rawlick Moriah Snyder Loren Generi Laura Nevin Mary Ruttum Nicole Victory Caitlin McGlaughlin Katrina Nietsch 2019 Sierra Averill Molly McGuckin Claire Olechowski Caitlin Blanche Molly McNamara Erin Rawlick Paige Brigham Mackenzie Orr Mary Ruttum Lindsey Ellison Lindsay Rheiner Susan Truelove Kayla Harris Suzelle Thomas Ryan Yohe Annalise Heyward 2014 Cassidy Chaney Beth Young Caroline Kwon Jill Coughlin Kathy Young Gabbi Labuskes S.A. Fogleman 2009 Kristen Laraway Marina Lazarides Jess Fellows Laura Nevin Katie Lupo Aimee Gennaro Katrina Nietsch Katie Mackle Sarah George Erin Rawlick Caroline Peppard Molly Hamilton Mary Ruttum Reagan Roelofs Molly McNamara 2008 Margaret Gardner Moriah Snyder Meghan Moloney Kaylene Klingenstein Nicole Victory Kelsey O’Brien Katrina Nietsch Lindsay Rheiner Jessie Rosa Alex Rizzo Mary Ruttum
H www.NAVYSPORTS.com H 67 2021 NAVY WOMEN’S LACROSSE All-Time Letterwinners *A* Class of Years Lettered *H* Class of Years Lettered *P* Class of Years Lettered Amerau, Brittany 2010 2008-09-10 Hamilton, Addie 2021 2020 Peppard, Caroline 2021 2019-20 Aumiller, Maggie 2023 2020 Hamilton, Molly 2014 2011-12-14 Ponchione, Elaina 2012 2009-10-11-12 Haney, Bobbie 2022 2020 Probst, Aislinn 2017 2014-15-17 *B* Class of Years Lettered Hanover, Lauren 2014 2014 Bailey, Sidney 2022 2020 Harchelroad, Gab 2019 2017-18-19 *R* Class of Years Lettered Beal, Miranda 2016 2014 Harms, Hailey 2021 2019 Rawlick, Erin 2010 2008-09-10 Bell, Alexis 2022 2019-20 Harris, Kayla 2020 2017-18-19-20 Rheiner, Lindsay 2015 2014-15 Bell, Maddy 2021 2019 Henshaw, Kelsey 2014 2014 Richter, Anne 2019 2018-19 Bell, Madison 2012 2009-10 Herrington, Lauren 2021 2020 Rizzo, Alex 2014 2014 Blanche, Caitlin 2020 2017-18-19-20 Heyward, Annalise 2020 2017-18-19-20 Roelofs, Reagan 2022 2019-20 Blandon, Natalie 2008 2008 Howe, Jamie 2009 2009 Rosa, Jessie 2008 2008 Bolden, Morgan 2020 2017 Hubley, Meghan 2017 2014-15-16-17 Roskovich, Alivia 2019 2018 Book, Logan 2021 2018-19-20 Hughes, Meghan 2012 2012 Rullan, Lizzie 2016 2014-15-16 Boyum, Ingrid 2018 2016-17-18 Ruttum, Mary 2010 2008-09-10 Brigham, Paige 2019 2017-18-19 *I* Class of Years Lettered Ryan, Charlotte 2023 2020 Browne, Casey 2015 2014-15 Irwin, Natalie 2020 2018-19-20 Bushong, Sarah 2009 2008 *S* Class of Years Lettered *K* Class of Years Lettered Seekamp, Carley 2020 2017-18-19-20 *C* Class of Years Lettered Kelly, Katie 2011 2011 Silk, Megan 2010 2010 Carson, Erin 2023 2020 Kimball, Baileigh 2011 2010-11 Smith, Blake 2018 2015-16-17-18 Childress, Sarah 2018 2015-16-17-18 King, Kierstin 2012 2009-10-11-12 Smith, Lexy 2020 2017-18 Cleary, Maggie 2023 2020 Klingenstein, Kaylene 2008 2008 Snyder, Moriah 2022 2019-20 Collins, Jenna 2018 2015-16-17-18 Koh, Autumn 2019 2018 Collins, Julia 2018 2015-16-17-18 Kwon, Caroline 2021 2019-20 *T* Class of Years Lettered Corroon, Athena 2023 2020 Thomas, Suzelle 2018 2018 Coughlin, Jill 2014 2011-12-13-14 *L* Class of Years Lettered Torres, Jade 2022 2020 Cowing, Alexis 2014 2014 Labuskes, Gabbi 2019 2018-19 Towey, Amanda 2008 2008 Laraway, Kristen 2009 2009 *D* Class of Years Lettered Larkin, Kelly 2020 2017-18-19-20 *V* Class of Years Lettered Dauernheim, Lexi 2011 2009-10-11 Lavin, Gabby 2023 2020 Valenti, Marie 2019 2016-17-18-19 Decker, Meg 2011 2008 Lazarides, Marina 2021 2018-19-20 Verbeeck, Michelle 2013 2010-11-12 DePompeo, Jasmine 2013 2010-11-12-13 Lazzeri, Katie 2017 2015 Victory, Nicole 2021 2018-19-20 Dietzel, Kasey 2022 2019-20 Lecker, Ellie 2021 2019-20 Vivonetto, Danielle 2012 2009-10-11-12 Downey, Hannah 2019 2018-19 Loughery, Grace 2022 2020 *W* Class of Years Lettered Doyle, Molly 2016 2014-15-16 Walsh, Erin 2014 2014 Dunbar, Jenn 2009 2009 *M* Class of Years Lettered Mackle, Katie 2022 2020 Wiedmeier, Tori 2010 2010 *E* Class of Years Lettered Mall, Brijet 2013 2011-12-13 Winters, Britney 2010 2008 Eby, Gil 2022 2019-20 Maloney, Annie 2021 2019-20 Wright, Dominique 2012 2010-11-12 Eikenberg, Jen 2013 2010-11 Mandrin Hill, Caitlin 2011 2008-09-10-11 *Y* Class of Years Lettered Ellis, Abby 2012 2009-10-11-12 McDonough, Murphy 2022 2019-20 Yohe, Ryan 2011 2008-11 Ellison, Lindsey 2022 2020 McGlaughlin, Caitlin 2018 2017-18 Youker, Carissa 2011 2011 McGuckin, Molly 2018 2016-17 Young, Abbi 2022 2019-20 *F* Class of Years Lettered McNamara, Molly 2016 2015-16 Young, Beth 2013 2010-11-12-13 Feinstein, Casey 2023 2020 Mellin, Emily 2013 2010-11-12-13 Young, Kathy 2013 2010-11-12-13 Fellows, Jess 2015 2012-14 Moeller, Shelly 2010 2010 Young, Morgan 2017 2014-15-16-17 Fessenden, Haley 2018 2017-18 Moloney, Meghan 2017 2014-15 Field, Libby 2017 2016 Montgomery, Ashley 2011 2011 *Z* Class of Years Lettered Finley, Erin 2022 2020 Morton, Maggie 2010 2010 Zachares, Cassy 2019 2017-18 Fiore, Christine 2022 2019-20 Moynihan, Kaitlan 2017 2014 Zagaja, Grace 2021 2020 Fischer, Ashley 2011 2010-11 Mullen, Codi 2016 2015-16 Fogleman, S.A. 2014 2014 Foky, Annie 2015 2013-14-15 *N* Class of Years Lettered Fredericks, Zayda 2023 2020 Nease, Karoline 2021 2019-20 TEAM CAPTAINS Nevin, Laura 2012 2009-10-11 Year Offense Defense *G* Class of Years Lettered Nietsch, Katrina 2011 2008-09-10-11 2008 Amanda Towey ––––– Gallagher, Katie 2016 2014-15-16 2009 ––––– Lauren Gillam Gardner, Margaret 2009 2008-09 *O* Class of Years Lettered 2010 Erin Rawlick ––––– 2011 Caitlin Mandrin Hill ––––– Gebert, Eloise 2023 2020 O’Brien, Kelsey 2016 2015-16 2012 ––––– Kierstin King Generi, Loren 2015 2012-13-14-15 O’Donnell, Meg 2019 2016-17-18 2013 Jasmine DePompeo Emily Mellin Gennaro, Aimee 2014 2011-12-13-14 O’Sullivan, Andie 2019 2016-17-18-19 2014 Aimee Gennaro Jill Coughlin George, Sarah 2015 2014-15 O’Sullivan, Molly 2019 2018 2015 Casey Browne Annie Foky Gillam, Lauren 2009 2008-09 Olechowski, Claire 2013 2010-11 2016 Codi Mullen Molly Doyle Gordon, Meg 2022 2019 Orr, Mackenzie 2018 2017-18 2017 Morgan Young Meghan Hubley 2018 Julia Collins Blake Smith 2019 Andie O’Sullivan Marie Valenti 2020 Caitlin Blanche Natalie Irwin 2021 Marina Lazarides Caroline Kwon
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*1* Years *11* Years *21* Years *31* Years *41* Years Maggie Morton 2008-09-10 Lindsay Pirek 2008 Natalie Blandon 2008 Jamie Ireland 2008-09 Charlotte Hauser 2010-11-12-13 Kelsey Henshaw 2011-12-13-14 Laura Nevin 2009-10-11 Sarah Bull 2009 Sara Ster 2010 Molly McGuckin 2014-15-16-17 Arden Smith 2015 Miranda Beal 2013-14 Jasmine DePompeo 2010-11-12-13 Abigail New 2012 Abbi Young 2019-20-21 Bailey Dixon 2016-17 Hannah Downey 2016-17-18-19 Aislinn Probst 2014-15-16-17 Justice Swett 2014 Meg Gordon 2019 Zayda Fredericks 2020-21 Karoline Nease 2018-19-20-21 Andie O’Sullivan 2016 *42* Years Isabelle Thornburg 2021 Lizzy Schwien 2017-18 Taylor Boosmann 2010 *12* Years *22* Years Grace Loughery 2019-20-21 Carley Seekamp 2017-18-19-20 *2* Years Amanda Towey 2008 Megan Silk 2008-09-10 Meg Decker 2008 Marilyn Pendlyshok 2009 Erin Walsh 2011-12-13-14 *32* Years *43* Years Alex Rizzo 2011-12-13-14 Meleah Martin 2010-11-12-13 Julia Collins 2015-16-17-18 Ellyn Creasey 2008 Candace Ross 2012 Sarah Childress 2015-16-17-18 Maggie Nantz 2014 Moriah Snyder 2019-20-21 Meghan Hughes 2009-10-11-12 Victoria LaVeck 2017 Gil Eby 2019-20-21 Autumn Koh 2016-17-18 Cara Pastrana 2013 Caroline Peppard 2018-19-20-21 Gabby Lavin 2020-21 *23* Years Blake Smith 2015-16-17-18 *3* Years Erin Rawlick 2008-09-10 Kasey Dietzel 2019-20-21 *44* Years Margaret Gardner 2008-09 *13* Years Aimee Gennaro 2011-12-13-14 Katie Kelly 2011 Jen Eikenberg 2010-11 Katrina Nietsch 2008-09-10-11 Tara Seifert 2015-16 *33* Years Jenna Collins 2015-16-17-18 Casey Browne 2012-13-14-15 Kate Herren 2012 Ellie Lecker 2018-19-20-21 Brittany Amerau 2008-09-10 Nicole Victory 2019-20-21 Paige Brigham 2016-17-18-19 Kaitlan Moynihan 2014 Jill Coughlin 2011-12-13-14 Eloise Gebert 2020-21 Hannah Cooper 2016 *24* Years Haley Fessenden 2015-16-17-18 *45* Years Caroline Kwon 2018-19-20-21 Britney Winters 2008 Christine Fiore 2019-20-21 Elaina Ponchione 2009-10-11-12 *4* Years Kierstin King 2009-10-11-12 Cassidy Chaney 2013-14 Lexi Dauernheim 2008-09-10-11 *14* Years Katie Gallagher 2013-14-15-16 *34* Years Sophia Schade 2017-18 Jess Fellows 2012-13-14-15 Danielle Vivonetto 2009-10-11-12 Alana Phillips 2017 Kay Lantz 2009 Katie Lupo 2019 Meg O’Donnell 2016-17-18 Lizzie Rullan 2013-14-15-16 Bobbie Haney 2019-20-21 Grace Bojanowski 2010 Sarah Richardson 2021 Jade Torres 2019-20-21 Annalise Heyward 2017-18-19-20 Annie Foky 2012-13-14-15 Reagan Roelofs 2021 *25* Years Alivia Roskovich 2016-17-18 *46* Years *5* Years Lauren Gillam 2008-09 Sidney Bailey 2019-20-21 Lexy Smith 2017-18 Katherine Kitchen 2008 *15* Years Dominique Wright 2010-11-12 Sue Truelove 2009-10-11 Caitlin Mandrin Hill 2008-09-10-11 Kelsey O’Brien 2013-14-15-16 *35* Years *47* Years Meg Ford 2012 Loren Generi 2012-13-14-15 Kayla Harris 2017-18-19-20 Baileigh Kimball 2008-09-10-11 Morgan Bolden 2017 Molly Doyle 2013-14-15-16 Gabby Labuskes 2016-17-18-19 Jo Torres 2021 Danielle Abad 2012-13 Alexis Bell 2019-20-21 Natalie Irwin 2017-18-19-20 Gina Barbera 2020-21 Suzelle Thomas 2015-16-17-18 Caroline Stefans 2021 *26* Years Erin Finley 2019-20-21 *48* Years *16* Years Tori Wiedmeier 2008-09-10 Sierra Averill 2019-20 *6* Years Ali Reckenbeil 2008-09 Lauren Hanover 2011-12-13-14 *36* Years Valarie Cappelaere 2008 Molly Hamilton 2011-12-13-14 Ingrid Boyum 2015-16-17-18 Ashley Fischer 2008-09-10-11 *50* Years Kelsey Wells 2009 Carly Comitino 2015-16 Lindsey Ellison 2019-20 Molly Nantz 2012 Reagan Roelofs 2019-20 Kori Wilke 2010 Addie Hamilton 2018-19-20-21 Morgan Lange 2014 Kate Hartnett 2021 Lindsay Rheiner 2012-13-14-15 *27* Years Cassy Zachares 2016-17-18 Molly O’Sullivan 2016-17-18 *17* Years Beth Young 2010-11-12-13 *51* Years Maggie Cleary 2020-21 Mia Hencinski 2008 Katie Lazzeri 2014-15 *37* Years Alex Mueller 2021 Kristen Laraway 2009 Carly Naud 2016 Ashley Montgomery 2008-09-10-11 *7* Years Morgan O’Brien 2010-11-12-13 Annie Maloney 2018-19-20-21 Sara Nardone 2012-13 *53* Years Kaylene Klingenstein 2008 Morgan Young 2014-15-16-17 Hannah Couto 2016 Allison Shamir 2017 Jenn Dunbar 2009 Morgan Bolden 2018 *28* Years Nicole Victory 2018 Claire Olechowski 2010-11 Athena Corroon 2020-21 Morgan Williams 2009 Alex Foreman 2021 *55* Years Codi Mullen 2013-14-15-16 Alexis Cowing 2011-12-13-14 Mackenzie Orr 2015-16-17-18 Kelly Larkin 2017-18-19-20 *18* Years Marth Byrne 2015-16 *38* Years Katie Mackle 2019-20-21 Lindsay Beardmore 2021 Emily Mellin 2010-11-12-13 Hailey Harms 2018-19 Vanessa Nieves 2008 Meghan Moloney 2014-15 Annie Newton 2021 Kathy Young 2010-11-12-13 *8* Years Anne Richter 2016 Kathleen Mills 2015-16 * – Current players in BOLD Jessie Rosa 2008 Caitlin Blanche 2017-18-19-20 *29* Years Lauren Herrington 2018-19-20-21 Madison Bell 2009-10 Emily Armero 2021 Erica Sizemore 2008 Sam Dennis 2011-12-13 Jamie Howe 2009 *39* Years Marie Valenti 2016-17-18-19 *19* Years Melissa Gfeller 2012-13-14 Brijet Mall 2010-11-12-13 Maggie Aumiller 2020-21 Kristin Lein 2008 Caitlin McGlaughlin 2015-16-17-18 Meghan Bennett 2014-15 Shelly Moeller 2010 Murphy McDonough 2019-20 Gab Harchelroad 2016-17-18-19 *9* Years S.A. Fogleman 2011-12-13-14 Katie Golbranson 2021 Charlotte Ryan 2020-21 Ryan Yohe 2008-09-10-11 Anne Richter 2017-18-19 Jordan Snyder 2012 Casey Feinstein 2020-21 *30* Years *40* Years Libby Field 2014-15-16-17 Meg Foley 2008 Emma McCarthy 2008-09 Logan Book 2018-19-20-21 *20* Years Abby Ellis 2009-10-11-12 Michelle Verbeeck 2010-11-12 Mary Ruttum 2008-09-10 Molly McNamara 2013-14-15-16 Cori Caggiano 2014-15-16 *10* Years Carissa Youker 2011 Andie O’Sullivan 2017-18-19 Maddy Bell 2018-19 Sarah Bushong 2008 Morgan Stamm 2012 Erin Carson 2020-21 Leelee Denton 2021 Brigid Jurgens 2009-10-11 Meghan Hubley 2014-15-16-17 Sarah George 2012-13-14-15 Marina Lazarides 2018-19-20-21 Abby Savidge 2016-17 Grace Zagaja 2018-19-20-21
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Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium was initially renovated with the first of three phases over a In the summer of 2011, a new playing surface was installed at Navy-Marine Corps Memorial four-year time period (2002-05) and transformed into a state-of-the-art multi-use facility hosting Navy Stadium. The monoblade monofilament turf system was installed by FieldTurf making Navy the first football, sprint football and men’s and women’s lacrosse as well as a myriad of other local, regional, FBS program with this type of field. national and international events. Recently (2011-15), a fourth phase of renovation has enhanced the In the summer of 2013 two new state-of-the-art high-definition video boards were installed, the venue’s recruiting suites, hospitality facilities, scoreboards and locker rooms. brand new construction of two enclosed recruiting and hospitality reception areas were completed in The $58M project was privately funded by the Naval Academy Foundation and the Naval Academy the south end zone and the home team locker room was completely refurbished. The recruiting room Athletic Association (NAAA). 360 Architecture of Kansas City, Kan. and Alt, Breeding, Schwarz of on the press box side of the stadium is also used for postgame press conferences. Annapolis, Md. directed the design. In the summer of 2014, following a private dedication, the east tower formally became known New components include two state-of-the-art video scoreboards, chair back seating, ADA seating as Akerson Tower, named in honor of distinguished Naval Academy graduate, Daniel F. Akerson ‘70. platforms and access ramps, concession stands, end zone seating, luxury suites, and additional sideline Additionally, two identical club lounges, with dedicated seating, were constructed on either side of the seating created by lowering the playing field to give the stadium a more intimate look and feel. existing Akerson Tower upper-level suites to provide a premium game day experience for up to 350 In 2004, a 12,000 sq. ft. banquet facility was constructed to host class reunion dinners and other people. The two clubs will officially open this fall. Naval Academy functions. The multi-purpose nature of Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium has allowed it to play host to The first floor Admiral William Lawrence N-Room houses plaques listing the names of all USNA five NCAA Men’s Lacrosse Quarterfinals, the 2005 NCAA Women’s Lacrosse Championship, the 2005 varsity letterwinners and can seat 600 for a banquet or formal dinner. Women’s Lacrosse World Cup, the 2013 First and Second Rounds of the NCAA Women’s Lacrosse The second floor is the home of the Bilderback-Moore Navy Lacrosse Hall of Fame. The James H.H. Tournament, Major League Lacrosse games, as well as numerous high school, professional and local Carrington Room is part of the Hall of Champions that displays lacrosse photos, trophies, memorabilia youth events. The stadium is the home of the Military Bowl presented by Northrop Grumman and the and a multimedia presentation representing the proud tradition of Navy lacrosse. annual site of a Baltimore Ravens’ practice. The banquet rooms are serviced by a full kitchen and bar areas with a fully-integrated audio and The memorial aspects of the original structure were preserved and enhanced during the renovations. video system that features ten large screen televisions and the ability to give business presentations on More than 8,000 chair back memorial plates were removed, refurbished and reinstalled in the new both levels of the banquet facility. seats. Hundreds of memorial plaques received the same treatment and are featured on the Memorial The banquet facility is just one of many hospitality areas located in the stadium complex. Ten Plaque Wall in the North Memorial Plaza. Battle arches and class arches have been constructed to tell sideline suites are located on the lower east side of the stadium and eight in the south end zone. Large the illustrious story of the Naval Services. Each combination of battle arches contains a history lesson party tents are utilized with great views of the field in the southeast and southwest corners of the on the left arch and a description of the particular battle on the right. Each and every battle fought by facility. Class reunions are frequently held in Class Ring North, located behind the battle arches in the either the Navy or Marine Corps is depicted through the use of color-coded battle streamers allowing north end, offering alumni an in-stadium tailgating opportunity. visitors to chronologically view the story of the brave men and women who we honor for their service A renovated press tower was completed prior to the 2004 season. to our country.There was also an arch dedicated to those that went on to serve in the Air Force. The fourth level, named the Flag Bridge, was erected under the old press area in the seating bowl. It has 71 permanent seats in front of additional stools, tables and chairs which allows for flexibility in The stadium was rededicated on Oct. 8, 2005 before Navy’s annual battle with Air Force. The Mids hosting game day viewing or special events on non-game days. won the game, 27-24. The fifth level is dedicated to the writing press, radio booths, coaches’ booths, scoreboard, public address and operations areas and the sixth level holds six suites. The dedication plaque for In 2005, the lower concourse restrooms were expanded and the concourse was totally resurfaced. Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium A major change to the stadium came with the installation of a new synthetic field surface, FieldTurf, reads as follows: which allows the stadium to be used 365 days a year. In the summer of 2010, four luxury boxes, a television booth and camera locations were constructed “This Stadium is dedicated to those who have served and will serve as upholders of the traditions on the Upper East Side. The relocation of the television production allows CBS Sports Network to and renown of the Navy and Marine Corps of the United States. May it be a perpetual reminder that better capture the Navy sideline and Brigade of Midshipmen. In order to enhance the Stadium’s ADA the Navy and Marine Corps are capabilities, two new elevators make stops at the lower portion of the upper deck to allow for fans to organizations of men trained to live nobly and serve courageously in peace, champions of our integrity; access their seats via a pedestrian bridge. in war, defenders of our freedom.”
Wesley A. Brown Field House
Named after Lt. Cmdr. Wesley A. Brown, USN (ret.), the first African American midshipman to Building Facts graduate from the USNA (in 1949), the 140,000 square foot multi-function facility serves as the Size 140,000 sq ft on-campus home for the women’s lacrosse program. Turf area 76,000 sq ft Built facing the scenic Severn River, the Wesley A. Brown Field House includes three regulation Weight room area 5800 sq ft sized basketball courts, a 200-meter indoor track with banked curves and a retractable synthetic Locker rooms 8 turf surface that allows the lacrosse team to practice indoors. In a matter of four to six hours, a Lockers 300 full indoor track and field setup can be converted into an indoor lacrosse practice facility. The synthetic playing surface is stored on a spool at the south end of the field house and deployed by a combination of nine winches and an 18-port distributed air blower system that causes the turf to float across the floor surface as it is deployed and retracted. State-of-the-art weight training and sports medicine facilities, as well as class and meeting rooms give the Midshipmen a place to relax, study, lift and watch film in and out of the lacrosse season. The world-class facility also houses the women’s lacrosse main locker room. The program’s main locker room area consists of a 360-square foot with large hardwood lockers for each player, with a 375-square foot team area and a 150-square foot equipment and athletic training room located on either end of the main locker room and access to meeting rooms. The women’s lacrosse coaching staff offices are also housed in the field house.
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Single-Game Team Records at Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium Navy Opponent Most Points 42, Fresno State, 03/07/10 Most Points 31, Boston College, 03/04/17 Most Goals 24, Three Times Most Goals 20, Boston College, 03/04/17 Last: Bucknell, 04/24/10 Most Assists 11, Two Times Most Assists 19, Fresno State, 03/07/10 Last: Boston College, 03/06/19 Most Shots 53, Presbyterian, 03/22/10 Most Shots 44, Northwestern, 03/03/11 Most Saves 16, Villanova, 02/22/20 Most Saves 18, Two Times Most Ground Balls 30, Robert Morris, 04/14/09 Last: Loyola, 03/18/17 Most Draw Controls 25, Columbia, 02/17/18 Most Ground Balls 23, Two Times Most Caused Turnovers 19, American, 03/18/15 Last: Saint Joseph’s, 02/17/19 Most Draw Controls 23, Duke, 02/12/16 Most Caused Turnovers 11, Two Times Last: Saint Joseph’s, 02/17/19
Single-Game Individual Records at Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium Navy Opponent Most Points 13, Erin Rawlick vs. Howard, 02/05/10 Most Points 10, Sam Apuzzo, Boston College, 03/06/19 Most Goals 8, Danielle Vivonetto vs. Manhattan, 03/18/10 Most Goals 8, Sam Apuzzo, Boston College, 03/06/19 Most Assists 9, Erin Rawlick vs. Howard, 02/24/10 Most Assists 5, Two Times Most Shots 17, Morgan Young vs. Bryant, 03/12/17 Last: Kaileen Hart, Boston College, 03/04/17 Most Saves 16, Abbi Young vs. Villanova, 02/22/20 Most Shots 12, Two Times Most Ground Balls 8, Two Times Last: Brittany Bruno, Villanova, 02/22/20 Last: Gab Harchelroad vs. Saint Joseph’s, 02/17/19 Most Saves 18, Two Times Most Draw Controls 15, Two Times Last: Kady Glynn, Loyola, 03/18/17 Last: Julia Collins vs. Columbia, 02/17/18 Most Ground Balls 8, Nina Mainello, Villanova, 02/22/20 Most Caused Turnovers 6, Caitlin Mandrin Hill vs. Detroit Mercy, 02/22/09 Most Draw Controls 12, Two Times Last: Sam Apuzzo, Boston College, 03/06/19 Most Caused Turnovers 4, Two Times Last: Lindsey Ewertsen, Columbia, 02/17/18
Largest Crowds at NMCMS Year-By-Year Records at NMCMS No. Attendance Game (Result) Date Overall Conference 1. 12,103 * Navy vs. Colgate (W, 12-6) 04/13/2013 Year W L Pct. W L Pct. 2. 10,216 * Navy vs. Army West Point (W, 21-8) 04/13/2019 2008 11 0 1.000 3 0 1.000 3. 9,523 * Navy vs. Holy Cross (W, 11-6) 04/11/2015 2009 7 3 .700 1 2 .333 4. 4,422 * Navy vs. Michigan (W, 12-9) 04/05/2014 2010 11 1 .917 3 0 1.000 5. 3,189 * Navy vs. Colgate (W, 15-10) 04/09/2016 2011 8 2 .800 2 1 .667 6. 2,980 * Navy vs. Lafayette (W, 21-5) 04/20/2019 2012 11 0 1.000 3 0 1.000 7. 2,597 * Navy vs. Holy Cross (W, 17-6) 03/25/2017 2013 13 2 .867 3 0 1.000 8. 2,151 * Navy vs. #19 Towson (W, 14-13) 02/23/2019 2014 9 1 .900 3 1 .750 9. 1,862 Navy vs. Army West Point (W, 22-7) 04/01/2017 2015 8 1 .889 3 1 .750 10. 1,738 * Navy vs. Colgate (W, 13-12 [ot]) 03/17/2018 2016 6 2 .750 4 0 1.000 * – Indictes doubleheader with Navy men’s lacrosse 2017 7 2 .778 4 1 .800 2018 6 1 .857 3 1 .750 2019 9 1 .900 5 0 1.000 2020 * 1 2 .333 – – .––– TOTAL 107 18 .856 37 7 .841
* – Season shortened by the coronavirus pandemic (COVID-19) prior to the start of Patriot League competition.
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Now in its fourth decade as an all-sport conference combining academic H Navy’s Sydney Fortson (Women’s Soccer) was selected in nationwide and athletic excellence, the Patriot League sponsors championships in 24 balloting as the 2019 Senior CLASS Award winner in NCAA Division men and women’s sports. Initially started as an NCAA Division I-AA football I women’s soccer. Loyola Maryland’s Ann Ernst (Women’s Volleyball) conference in 1986, the Patriot League became an all-sport conference in 1990 received Senior CLASS Award Second Team honors in women’s volleyball. and includes American, Army West Point, Boston University, Bucknell, Colgate, Holy Cross, Lafayette, Lehigh, Loyola Maryland and Navy as full members, H Navy won the Patriot League Presidents’ Cup for the sixth-straight time and Fordham, Georgetown, MIT and Richmond as associate members. These and seventh in the last eight years following the 2018-19 academic year. institutions are among the oldest and most prestigious in the nation and their Army West Point won the men’s standings with a record 77 points, while alumni have and continue to play leadership roles in shaping our country. Boston University topped the women’s standings. The Patriot League’s mission is simple: to provide successful competitive athletic experiences while maintaining high academic standards, and to prepare H Navy and Loyola Maryland both qualified for the 2019 NCAA Women’s its student-athletes to be leaders in society. During the 2019-20 academic Lacrosse Championships, marking the second time in as many years the year, Patriot League student-athletes and teams accomplished the following: League received two bids to the tournament. The Mids and Greyhounds both won their first-round matchups. H 92 Patriot League teams (47 percent of League teams) earned NCAA Public Recognition Awards for ranking in the top 10 percent of their sport in Academic Progress Rate (APR), with 80 squads earning perfect scores.
H The Patriot League ranked second among all conferences in Public Recognition Awards, and also placing second for the highest percentage of teams earning the honor at 47 percent.
H The League’s 94 percent graduation success rate (GSR) is the third-best mark in the nation, finishing in the top three in each year since the rating has been released in 2013. All 10 member schools were at 90 percent or higher, each exceeding the record-high national GSR of 89 percent. In addition the League’s 83 percent Federal Graduation Rate (FGR) places it as the national leader for the sixth-consecutive year.
H 14 student-athletes earned Google Cloud CoSIDA Academic All-America recognition including first-team accolades for Army West Point’s Anthony Giachin (Baseball) and Serica Hallstead (Women’s Swimming & Diving), Bucknell’s Rick Mottram (Football), Navy’s Caddie Higginson (Women’s Soccer), Paige Miles (Women’s Volleyball) and Micah Oh (Men’s Swimming & Diving). Second-team honorees include Army West Point’s Jacob Hurtubise (Baseball) and Benjamin Petrella (Men’s Cross Country/ Track & Field), Lehigh’s Conor Gaffney (Men’s Lacrosse) and Navy’s Jared Leins (Baseball). Third-team recipients include Loyola Maryland’s Anne Hayburn (Women’s Swimming & Diving), Navy’s Michael Coritz (Baseball), Christian Daniel (Men’s Lacrosse), and Victoria Tran (Women’s Soccer).
H 47 Patriot League student-athletes received Google Cloud/CoSIDA Academic All-District recognition.
H There were a Patriot League record 3,960 student-athletes named to the Patriot League Academic Honor Roll in 2019-20, besting the previous record, set in 2018-19, by 837 members.
H Loyola Maryland’s Anne Hayburn (Women’s Swimming & Diving) and Navy’s Thomas Buffone (Men’s Outdoor Track & Field) both received 2019-20 NCAA Postgraduate Scholarships.
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