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Carrie Moura Head Coach Athletic Staff Directory Athletic Staff Photos Athletic Coach Assistant vs. all Opponents Series Records Opponent Information . Individual Statistics Welcome to Christopher Newport to Christopher Welcome . Match Results Records Team Records Year-By-Year Leaders Yearly Pre-Season Preview Pre-Season Pronunciation Guide Review of 2006 Review Roster - Alphabetical Roster Team Statistics Team Match Highs Team Roster - Numerical Roster Schedule NCAA El i t e 8 2006, NCAA Sw ee t 16 2007 4 O State CollegeinNewHampshirefrom1999to2001. 39-6 overalland23-1inconferenceplay. ShealsoservedasheadcoachofthelacrosseprogramatKeene Shewasanassistantfieldhockeycoachat Lynchburg Collegein2001and2002,wherehersquadswent tional LeadershipinMayof2003fromLynchburg College. Wesley Washington &Lee Virginia Wesleyan Ville Julia Ursinus Sweet Briar Springfield Shenandoah Salisbury Salem St. Mary's(Md.) Roanoke Rhodes Randolph-Macon McDaniel Mary Washington Mary Baldwin Lynchburg Lebanon Valley Juniata Johns Hopkins Gettysburg Frostburg St. Eastern Mennonite Denison Davidson Catholic Catawba Bridgewater Alvernia M with aBachelorofScienceDegreeinPhysicalEducation.ShealsoreceivedherMaster MouraisanativeofLitchfield,Connecticutand1998graduateKeeneStateCollegeinNew Hampshire, roster andplayedalmosttheentireyearwithoutit'sleadingscorerfrom2005,sophomore Another factorthatmadethe2006seasoneven moreamazingwasthatCNUhadnoseniorsatallonthe Moura's secondandthirdseasonsatthehelmin20042005. That's nottosaythatthe twopreviousteamswereweak. The Captainsposted12-3and12-4recordsin the seasonwithaNo.13ranking,rosetoashigh4,andearnedtheirsecondconsecutive NCAA In2007theCaptainswereaccordedrespectthatanationallyprominentprogramdeserves. in theOT. A daylaterCNUfelltohostLebanonValley, 3-0,buthadmadeunbelievablestridesin2006. win inovertimeonagoalbysophomoreHaylieBlackwith1:14toplay ChristopherNewportfoughtitswayintotheElite8withathrilling,2-1, tries. taken tothewireinonegoallosses,buthadnotbeatenfourprevious defending nationalchampionSalisbury, ateamthatCNUhadtwice That putthemintheSweet16againstperennialnationalpower, and Alvernia (Pa.). an automaticbid. The Captainsrespondedwithasolid,5-1,winover Playingasanindependent,ChristopherNewportdidnotbenefitfrom ed ahomegameinthefirstround. Next,CNUnotonlyearneditsfirstberthintheNCAA,butwasaward No. 13. ranking. BytheendofregularseasonCaptainswouldclimbto 18 inthenationearly2006seasonforCNU'sfirst-evernational The firstsignofthatrecognitioncamewhentheteamwasrankedNo. to nationalrecognition. hockey. Shehasbroughtawinningwaythatpropelledtheprogram ButMourahasprovidedfarmorethanconsistencyforCNUfield existence. no consistency. 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t t s i ss an t ss A s i t A two-time all-region selection at Christopher Newport, Diana Golden begins her first two-time all-region selection at Christopher Newport, Diana Golden begins her first A season on head coach Carrie Moura's staff. National Field Golden earned the honor in both her junior and senior seasons from the Association. Hockey Coaches Division II-III choice both years. She was also a second team all-Virginia all-time at Golden completed her career with 25 goals and 17 assists, ranking fourth Her 67 career points put her fifth on CNU's all- CNU in the former and fifth in the latter. time list. She has a strong field hockey background, having won three state championships at Cox state championships having won three background, a strong field hockey She has Longwood University. at selection All-American team first two-time a was and School High defense. with the goalies and works primarily At CNU she Pelstring earn second Iman was instrumental in helping Samantha Four years ago, Hannah Brown was Three years ago position. All-State honors at the goalkeeper team helped lead a defense that was ninth That in goals-against average. fourth in the nation record in Ashley Whipple set a school seasons ago, Two defense. in the nation in scoring the nation in saves percentage. Last year Elexa Nosonchuk led goal with six shutouts. in 37 games, an average of 0.95 per years, CNU gave up just 35 goals Over the last two game. for four years and lives in V at Ocean Lakes High School Iman has also coached tion teacher. Kim Iman begins her fifth year as an assistant coach at Christopher Newport University Newport coach at Christopher year as an assistant begins her fifth Kim Iman head coach and a special educa is an Olympic Development Program Beach where she A ss en A t u d S Jessica Morris begins her fifth year as an assistant to Carrie Moura. Morris played four Jessica Morris begins her fifth year Morris was the Capi In 2001, her senior year, years at the University of Mary Washington. tal Athletic Conference Player of the Year. Athletic Conference Player of the tal during her career at Mary W She also set several scoring records (59), assists (27) and total points (145). She was the university's all-time leader in goals a season record with 23 goals as a All-American her junior and senior years and set an senior. as one of the top 100 athletes in V Morris was also recognized recently section. school history in a Daily Press special the top in the nation which is always among offense She specializes in working with the in scoring and margin of victory. NCAA El i t e 8 2006, NCAA Sw ee t 16 2007 6 2008 R No 45 35 30 29 26 24 23 22 19 18 17 16 15 14 13 12 10 9 7 6 5 4 3 1 0 No 2008R 17 23 45 1 26 30 29 12 35 10 4 3 13 18 15 6 9 7 24 22 5 14 0 16 19

| Name Captains: CourtneyRuss, Anne Gehring Student Assistant Coach:DianaGolden,1stseason Assistant Coaches-KimImna,5thseason;JessicaMorris,season Head CoachCarrieMoura-6thseason *previous CNUexperience Emma Stout** Elexa Nosonchuk* Kelsey Rigby Corey Rigby Courtney Russ*** Ashley Cybulski*** Kim Tomlin* Paige Childers Stephanie Bair* Taylor Harrell* Katelyn Yandle* Haylie Black*** Katie Germain* Kylie Cale* Mary Keenehan Taylor Redfearn Brianna Milne Alexandria Freudenberg Chelsea Dawson Anne Gehring** Lauren Cherry Emma Mehrabi* Nicole Kuykendall*** Anna Stout** Brittany Bradsher CNU Field Hockey 2008 Name Captains: CourtneyRuss, Anne Gehring Student Assistant Coach: DianaGolden,1stseason Assistant Coaches-KimImna,5thseason;JessicaMorris,season Head CoachCarrieMoura-6thseason *previous CNUexperience Katelyn Yandle* Kim Tomlin* Emma Stout** Anna Stout** Courtney Russ*** Kelsey Rigby Corey Rigby Taylor Redfearn Elexa Nosonchuk* Brianna Milne Emma Mehrabi* Nicole Kuykendall*** Mary Keenehan Taylor Harrell* Katie Germain* Anne Gehring** Alexandria Freudenberg Chelsea Dawson Ashley Cybulski*** Paige Childers Lauren Cherry Kylie Cale* Brittany Bradsher Haylie Black*** Stephanie Bair* o o s s t Class t e Jr. So. Fr. Fr. Sr. Sr. Jr. Fr. So. So. So. Sr. So. So. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Jr. Fr. So. Sr. Jr. Fr. Class So. Jr. Jr. Jr. Sr. Fr. Fr. Fr. So. Fr. So. Sr. Fr. So. So. Jr. Fr. Fr. Sr. Fr. Fr. So. Fr. Sr. So. e r Alphabetical r Numerical GK GK M/A M/A D M/A M/A D M A A A M/A M M/A D/M D M D A M/A D/M D/M A/M GK Pos Pos A M GK A/M D M/A M/A D/M GK D D/M M/D M A M/A A M D M/A D M M GK A M

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| CNU Field Hockey 2008 w e v i e possibilities. She the way. Stephanie Bair leads sophomore In the midfield, the Captains' rookie season with starting role in her grabbed a and three contributed two goals 2007 squad and outstanding assists. senior Nicole lineup should be join her in the starting Battling to and three who had three goals Tomlin, junior Kim Kuykendall, Kylie Cale who contributed four and sophomore assists last year, newcomers who will seek play couple of A goals and an assist. dria Freudenberg. that defense a helped anchor Russ Courtney senior back, the In in 19 games in 2007. allowed just 15 goals she Milne has shown so much promise that Freshman Brianna starting lineup immediately. figures to crack the Taylor include Kuykendall and freshmen Other possible starters could Childers. Sophomore Emma Mehrabi Redfearn and Paige with freshman Chelsea Dawson. well contribute along goalkeepers to call upon. Sophomore Moura has two veteran time a year ago, and Elexa Nosonchuk got most of the playing at .887, but wound up leading the nation in saves percentage, in her playing time junior Emma Stout could well see an increase will be in the mix as this season. Freshman Brittany Bradsher well. As befits a nationally-prominent program, Moura has put squad. CNU will together a rugged schedule to test her young The Captains will take pre-season top 20. face five of the NFHCA #7 Ursinus, #10 Johns Hopkins, #18 Lynchburg on #3 Salisbury, play for the reach NCAA and #20 Gettysburg, as they attempt to third straight year. ing time in the midfield are freshmen Lauren Cherry and Alexan are freshmen Lauren Cherry and ing time in the midfield r - - 2008 P 2008 CNU's defense limited opponents to just 15 goals in 19 games in 2007 Coach Carrie Moura's Christopher Newport field hockey pro field hockey Newport Christopher Carrie Moura's Coach

gram has battled its way into national prominence over the past national prominence battled its way into gram has of the key of replacing several she faces the task Now, two years. to keep her recognition, in order helped build that players who the nation's elite. team among All-America honors are three who earned Among those gone Ashley and Traylor Ashley careers, Jacque Mayer, during their Association thinks Field Hockey Coaches But the National Hay. tenth returns to have ranked the Captains highly enough of what 2008 pre-season poll. in the nation in their into consideration ranking probably doesn't really take And the of Moura has brought in to help fill some the group of newcomers the gaps. year's top scorer, CNU still has the services of last Offensively, ten a two-time all-region choice, who scored senior Haylie Black, Sweet 16 team. 16-3 NCAA assists to CNU's goals and added 11 total actually the second best single season assists were The 11 13 Black had in 2006. second only to the in school history, a year ago, also Ashley Cybulski, who had a pair of goals Senior underclassmen. has a shot at a starting job, as do three in her freshman Annie Gehring was CNU's top scorer Junior 2005 season. But with 13 goals and three assists during the year, two knee injuries that have curtailed since then she has suffered healthy Gehring could give A both of the following two seasons. CNU a big lift. Yandle Katelyn roles, starting for sophomores will also battle Two had a goal and three assists last sea Yandle Harrell. Taylor and son, and Harrell a goal and two assists. into the starting mix, Newcomer Mary Keenehan could figure sophomore Katie Germain will battle Anna Stout and while junior freshmen, Corey and Kelsey Rigby are also Twin for playing time. NCAA El i t e 8 2006, NCAA Sw ee t 16 2007

16 8 the schoolsinglegamemarkandaddedtwoothersingameswith JohnsHopkins,Randolph-MaconandL fifth highesttotalinCNUhistory...Her 13assistsledtheteamandwereanewschoolrecord...HadfourinwinoverRoanoketoequal 2006-SophomoreSeason Frostburg St. and Bridgewater. Hadthegame-winninggoalsagainstCatawba,Salisburyand Randolph-Macon...HadtwoassistsingameswithMcDanieland each againstCatawbaandRandolph-Macon,addedsingle goalsversusSalisbury second timeaswell...LedCNUinscoringwithtengoalsand11 assists,ranking11th inthenationassistspergamewith0.58...Scored twice 2007-JuniorSeason COACHMOURA SAYS: An allaroundcompleteplayerwhoexplodestotheballandcancontrolpaceofgame. Maria Bair...She hasthreesisters,Nicole,23; Alicia, 16andBriana,16. PERSONAL -Stephanie Amelia BairwasbornMarch4,1989inHonolulu,Hawaii...She'saPsychologymajorandthedaughterofWilliam ment team...Alsoteamcaptain...A memberoftheNationalHonorSociety, theSpanishHonorSociety andSCA...Didchurchvolunteerwork. AT OCEANLAKES- A firstteamall-regionandall-BeachDistrictselectionplayingforcoachSharpe...Madethedistrictall-tourna Her goalagainstGettysburgwastheseasonopener...A memberoftheUSA Southall-academicteam. opener...Scored goalsagainstGettysburgandVirginia Wesleyan andaddedassistsversusCatawba,Randolph-MaconJohnsHopkins... 2007-FreshmanSeasonMoverightintothestartinglineupforCaptainsinherfirstseason,everygamebutseason eliminates defenderstogetherself andteammatesinscoringposition. COACHMOURA SAYS: A returningtwotimeall-regionattacker, Blackwill onceagainlightuptheforwardlineassheeffortlessly passesand She hasabrother, Michael,24and a sister, Heather, 25. played intheall-stargameherjunioryear...Her senioryear, shewasfirstteamalldistrict andmadetheFalconInvitationalall-tournamentteam. AT MENCHVILLE-PlayedthreeyearsforcoachKellyWeed...She wassecondteamallPeninsulaDistrict,honorablementionall-regionand 2005-FreshmanSeasonSawactioninall16games...ShescoredtwogoalsagainstSweet BriarandoneagainstRandolph-Macon. and Washington &Lee. ing thegame-winnerinovertimeNCAA Tournament againstSalisbury...Scored twiceeachagainstRandolph-Macon,EasternMennonite 19

PERSONAL -ShewasbornSept.25,1987inNewportNews,Va...Her majorisSociologyandshethedaughterofDavidJoanBlack...

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18 Games 53 19 18 16 Games e k t e H.S. S E irgi E H w H.S. p t r o n BLACK'S CNUCAREER C BAIR'S CNUCAREER i a 17 Starts 38 19 18 1 Starts B N P A H C A E e w t s a 2 Goals 23 10 10 3 Goals , V , V i S N a a . . -V 3 Assists 24 11 13 0 Assists e , Catholic,Shenandoah,Lynchburg, MaryWashington t 7 Points e 70 31 33 6 Points r S N A irginia DivisionII-III...Had33points,the ynchburg...Also hadtengoals,includ - - NCAA El i t e 8 2006, NCAA Sw ee t 16 2007 9

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o m M m h a 5-6, S T Kylie Cale 5-6, S J Ashley Cybulski A key player in the midfield and on defense...She had assists in games against Randolph-Macon, Lynchburg had assists in games against Randolph-Macon, key player in the midfield and on defense...She A Another fine season in the midfield for the Captains...Scored goals against Salisbury

24 2007 - Junior Season - Earned five starts in her rookie year and played in all but one game...Scored twice against Eastern Mennonite, game...Scored twice against Eastern Mennonite, her rookie year and played in all but one - Earned five starts in 2007 - Freshman Season to Wesleyan...Named contest...Added an assist against Virginia had the winning goal in the Johns Hopkins including the game-winner...Also a Dean's List student in the Fall semester. Association all-academic team and Coaches the National Field Hockey all-region player as a and once second team, and a second team all-Central District choice, once first team an Twice THOMAS DALE - AT captain in her senior year when the team went a member of the all-academic team...She was for coach Beth Jaeckle...Twice junior...Played Sunday school aide and teacher. and the Spanish Club...A a member of FCA National Honor Society member...Also 21-1...A Kevin and Debbie Cale is an English major and daughter of Petersburg, Va...The - Kylie Marie Cale was born Sept. 5, 1989 in PERSONAL 22. has a sister Lindsay, defense with stick fakes and speed changes and has vastly improved her de : She deceives the opposing team’s SAYS COACH MOURA fensive skills, making her a foundation in the midfield. fensive skills, making her a foundation in with Springfield. 2006 - Sophomore Season - and Alvernia, the latter in CNU's first-ever NCAA Tournament game...Started 16 of the 17 games in which she appeared. NCAA Alvernia, the latter in CNU's first-ever and 2005 - Freshman Season - Saw action in 13 games...She scored a goal against Sweet Briar. as a senior and junior JAMES MADISON - Played four years for coach Gideon Sanders...She was first team all-Liberty District AT team All-region her junior year and made the Herndon Invitational all-tournament team as a senior and junior...Her senior year, she made the senior year, Herndon Invitational all-tournament team as a senior and junior...Her All-region her junior year and made the team also played four years of basketball and lacrosse all-Journal team, was first team all-region and second team all-state and all-Met...Cybulski Spanish Club. and the and was a member of FBLA, DECA Alan and Mary Cybulski... major is Political Science and she is the daughter of 28, 1986 in Oakton, Va...Her - She was born Oct. PERSONAL Maddie, 9. 17 and a sister, A.J., 19 and William, She has two brothers, is often the passer that sets up the assist or scoring play. major contributor to the forward line, she A : SAYS COACH MOURA

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10 15 ACL surgerytocontributeandcontendforastartingposition. COACHMOURA SAYS: Moveswelloff-ball, distributes,andaddsspeedtotheforwardline.Physicallymentallypreparedaftersecond ring...She hasabrother, Taylor, 26. PERSONAL -ShewasbornFeb.10,1987inFredericksburg,Va...Her majorisSociologyandshethedaughter ofPaulandMimiGeh MVP andanhonorablementionall-areaselection...Gehringalsoplayedbasketballsoftballgraduatedwithhonors. nior year, shewasfirstteamall-Stafford District,all-regionandall-state,aswellregional and districtPlayerofthe Year...She was also team AT STAFFORD -PlayedfouryearsforcoachWoodie andherteamwasdistrictchampionsplacedthirdinthestatetournament...Herse an assistagainstCatawba,FrostburgStateandRoanoke...Shewasalsoasecondteamall-stateselection. and Villa Julie...HergoalsagainstMaryWashington, SweetBriar, Randolph-MaconandWashington &Leeweregamewinnersandshehad Washington, CatawbaandShenandoah onceagainstBridgewater, SweetBriar, Catholic,Randolph-Macon,Washington &Lee,Roanoke 2005-FreshmanSeasonStarted15gamesandwastheteam'sleadingscorerwith13goalsthreeassists...ScoredtwiceagainstMary remainder oftheyear. 2006-SophomoreSesaon & Lee. opponent andonvirtuallythesamespotfield...FoughtherwaybackintoactionscoredgoalsagainstBridgewaterW 2007-SophomoreSeason COACHMOURA SAYS: A greatballdistributor, Germainwillcontinuetoaddthemidfieldandforward linethisseason. cousin KimberlyGermainplayssocceratJamesMadison. ing inCommunications...HasabrotherBilly, 14andasisterSarah,17...CousinsBrendaCaryBrianGermainplaysocceratLongwood PERSONAL -AliceKatherineGermainwasbornJuly27,1989inChantilly, Va...She isthedaughterofGregandSuzyGermainmajor Club andInteractworkedwiththeNorthernVirginia Therapeutic RidingProgram...Won a3.5+GPA Award. All-Met honorablemention...PlayedforcoachRalphChapman andwasteamcaptain...A AT CHANTILLY - A secondteamall-regionandfirstall-ConcordeDistrict pickasasenior...Also madethe all-districttournamentteam... all-academic team...AlsoearnedthesameawardfromUSA SouthandaDean'sList studentbothsemesters. 2007-FreshmanSeasonSawactionin13gamesherfirstseasonatCNU...Namedto theNationalFieldHockeyCoaches 6

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Year 2007 H.S. ee ench o x M Nicole Kuykendall 5-3, S M 5-6, S C Taylor Harrell Taylor Appeared in 14 of CNU's 18 games...Had two goals and an assists in a victory over Shenandoah and added Appeared in 14 of CNU's 18 games...Had two goals and an assists in a victory over Made one start in her 11 games, recording an assist in the Bridgewater game. Made one start in her 11

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- Played four years for coach Kelly Weed and was first team all-Peninsula-District her junior and senior years...She was and was first team all-Peninsula-District her junior and senior years...She MENCHVILLE - Played four years for coach Kelly Weed AT was honorable mention all-district as a freshman and also a Daily Press all-star her senior year and team captain for two seasons...Kuykendall in a season...She also played softball, basketball, ran track second team all-district as a sophomore and set school records for goals and points club. and the Varsity and was in the FBLA, SCA major is Mathematics and she is the daughter of Dale and Leslie - She was born March 21, 1987 in Newport News, Va...Her PERSONAL Cassie, 16. Kuykendall...She has a sister, and in deep defense. : With aggressive play and leadership, she will be needed on the front line, midfield, SAYS COACH MOURA 2007 - Junior Season - 2006 - Sophomore Season - a total of ten shots, three on goal. another goal in a win against Roanoke...Took 2005 - Freshman Season - Saw action in 13 games and had a goal and an assist against Sweet Briar

Played in 16 contests in her rookie season...Had a goal against Eastern Mennonite and assists in contests with Eastern Mennonite and assists in contests in her rookie season...Had a goal against - Played in 16 contests 2007 - Freshman Season Johns Hopkins. Randolph-Macon and Swain...The team won the all-Beach District playing for coach Julie all-region honors as well as first team COX - Earned second team AT a 23-0 record. state championship with Psychology and is the daughter of majoring in Beach, Va...She's was born March 22, 1989 in Virginia Jordan Harrell - Taylor PERSONAL 17. three sisters: Kindel, 23; Brook, 21 and Morgan, and Kimberly Harrell...Has Timothy with an aggressive mentality in the critical scoring area. : Has the ability to dominate scoring statistics SAYS COACH MOURA

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12 35 get ingameshape. COACHMOURA SAYS: Returningfromastrongfreshmancampaignasnationalstatistical leaderinsavespercentage.Nosonchukistryingto majoring inChemistry. PERSONAL -ElexaLaineNosonchukwasbornFeb.15,1989inVirginia Beach,Va...She isthedaughterof Alex andJaneNosonchukis coach. player...A memberoftheNationalHonorSocietyandSalutatorian ofherclass...Wendy's HighSchoolHeisman...Alsoayouthfieldhockeyclub AT SALEM- An honorablementionall-BeachDistrictchoiceforcoach SandySzilassy...Team captainandMVP aswell...Alsoasoccer National FieldHockeyCoaches Association andtheUSA SouthandearnedDean'sListhonorsboth semesters. field...Earned firstteamall-Virginia DivisionII-IIIhonorsandwasnamedstateRookieofthe Year...Also earnedall-academichonorsfromthe tight, 1-0,losstonationally-rankedUrsinusandaddedsevenversusSt.Mary'ssixeachingamesagainstEasternMennonite andSpring in gameswithCatholic,Virginia Wesleyan, Lynchburg, MaryWashington, St.Mary'sandWashington &Lee...Hadaseason-highninesavesin 2007-FreshmanSeasonLedthenationinsavespercentageat.887andwassecondgoalsagainstwitha0.47mark...Hadsixshutouts, COACHMOURA SAYS: A diehardworker, Mehrabi'stirelessethicwillearnhertimeonall3lines. ogy majorandhastwobrothers,Chris,24Joseph,212. PERSONAL -Emma Ariana MehrabiwasbornSept.20,1988inFredericksburg,Va...The daughterofShahandMarthaHutzelisaPsychol member. Underclassman Award, wasaGovernor'sGraduateandhad4.0GPA...Lieutenant GovernoroftheKeyClub,andaNationalHonorSociety She wasalsoteamcaptainandMVP asasenior...Also district,regionandstateintrackfortwoyears...Was aMonroeScholar, wontheLowery AT JAMESMONROE-Honorablementionall-state,secondteamall-regionandfirstall-BattlefieldDistrictforcoachJanie Field HockeyCoaches Association all-academicteam,theUSA Southall-academicteamandtheDean'sListinFallsemester. 2007-FreshmanSeasonPlayedinsevengamesherinitialseasonatCNU...HadanassistagainstMcDaniel...IncludedontheNational 4

| CNU Field Hockey 2008 Emma Mehrabi J 5-2, S Elexa Nosonchuk S 5-3, S a a M m l 2007 Year S E e E E m M 2007 Year o H.S. o ., ., V t o F

n 14 Games t r o r irgi e E H NOSONCHUK'S CNUCAREER d 7 Games e e H.S. n i r C i a c 14 Starts B MEHRABI'S CNUCAREER k B S P A H C A E 0 Starts g r u t a 902:54 Minutes , V , V i S N 0 Goals a a . . -V 6 GA

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| . Year as a senior...Russ also as a senior...Russ Year CNU Field Hockey 2008 ans Points 0 2 2 r Points 0 9 0 9 e t e Assists 0 0 0 Assists 0 1 0 1 - V - Goals 0 1 1 ns . Goals 0 4 0 4 i a a t , V . a Starts 0 0 0 u r g ap ...Anna was also a Free-Lance Star all-Area selection as a senior Starts 15 18 17 50 , V n sb STOUT'S CNU CAREER STOUT'S RUSS' CNU CAREER k C c t o p r i 4 9 13 Games e m H.S. he Games 15 18 18 51 d a t e an H.S.

r t d t h ., H an r ., F 2006 2007 Career Year r ee Year 2005 2006 2007 Career o u g M ec o u r t l 5-4, S K Courtney Russ Courtney Anna Stout 5-4, J C Saw action in nine games for the Captains...Scored her first career goal against McDaniel...Earned all-academic Saw action in nine games for the Captains...Scored her first career goal against McDaniel...Earned Started all 18 games for CNU, picking up four goals and an assist...Her goals came against Randolph-Macon, goals came against Randolph-Macon, for CNU, picking up four goals and an assist...Her Started all 18 games

She was born May 9, 1988 in Cornwall, England...Her major is Chemistry and she is the daughter of Cindy Stout...She has a - She was born May 9, 1988 in Cornwall, England...Her major is Chemistry and she PERSONAL the National Anna was in 24 and Emma, 20...Her twin sister Emma also plays field hockey for CNU. Derek, 29 and two sisters, Jessica, brother, Honor Society and French Honor Society. this season. : Continuing to step up and connect with teammates, Stout will stay with the attack SAYS COACH MOURA 2007 - Sophomore Season - List student in the Spring. South and was a Dean's honors from the USA Association's all- to the National Field Hockey Coaches 2006 - Freshman Season - Saw action in four games in her rookie year...Named academic squad. Andersen and her team won the district championship her freshman and Amy COURTLAND - Played four years of field hockey for coach AT was a second team all-district selection as a junior and sophomore years and won the state championship her junior and senior years...She was first team all-district, all-region and all-state her senior year

26 1 - One of CNU's most important defenders, starting in 17 of the 18 games in which she appeared...Helped lead a de 18 games in which she appeared...Helped important defenders, starting in 17 of the - One of CNU's most 2007 - Junior Season fense that ranked third in the nation in goals against average at 0.79. in the nation in goals against average at fense that ranked third Season - 2006 - Sophomore and was a member of the Key club, French club and National Honor Society. graduated with highest honors played soccer, Angie Russ... major is Communications and she is the daughter of Jay and Va...Her - She was born June 12, 1987 in Hampton, PERSONAL Caitlyn, 17. She has a sister, with the same outstanding starter in deep defense and second year Captain, Russ will be anchoring the defense A : SAYS COACH MOURA past three season. and consistent play she has displayed the

Lynchburg, Mary Washington and Alvernia, the latter in CNU's first-ever NCAA Tournament contest...Also added an assist versus Shenandoah. contest...Also added an assist versus Tournament in CNU's first-ever NCAA Alvernia, the latter and Mary Washington Lynchburg, that gave up only 15 goals in 16 games... was one of the key members of a defense - Started 15 games and 2005 - Freshman Season academic team. South Named to the all-USA junior and was first team all-Peninsula District and first team all-region her Tyson - Played four years for coach Scotty KECOUGHTAN AT all-state as a junior and second team all-state and district Player of the and senior years...She was also first team

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23 14 and midfield. COACHMOURA SAYS: A hustlerwithsolidskillsonbothoffense anddefense, Tomlin willlooktosecureastartingpositionontheforward line Tomlin andhasabrotherChristopher, 22. PERSONAL -Kimberly Ann Tomlin wasbornJune 13,1988inOlongapo,Phillipines...TheBusinessmajoristhedaughterofRobertandMalia able Dean'sListasafreshman. AT VIRGINIA WESLEYAN -Playedin16games,startingfivetimes,herfreshmanyear...Had fourgoals andsixassists...MadetheHonor coach RayejeanMcMichael. AT LANDSTOWN - An all-regionchoiceaswellfirstteamall-BeachDistrict asaseniorandsecondteaminherjunioryearplayingfor Shenandoah andFrostburgSt.contests...A memberoftheUSA Southall-academic team. against Randolph-Macon,BridgewaterandFrostburgSt.,with thelatterbeinggame-winner 2007-SophomoreSeason COACHMOURA SAYS: Withimprovedconfidence,Stoutisdeterminedtobeapresenceinthecage. brother, Derek,29andtwosisters,Jessica,24 Anna, 20...Hertwinsister Anna alsoplaysfieldhockeyforCNU. PERSONAL -ShewasbornMay9,1988inCornwall,England...HermajorisChemistryandshethedaughterofCindyStout...Shehasa junior yearandshealsoplayedintheEastCoastall-stargameasasophomore sophomore yearsandwonthestatechampionshipherjuniorsenioryears...Shewasanhonorablementionall-districtgoalieselection AT COURTLAND-Playedfouryearsoffieldhockeyforcoach Amy Andersenandherteamwonthedistrictchampionshipfreshman Randolph-Macon andoneeachversusMaryWashington andBridgewater...Started intheMaryWashington contest. 2006-FreshmanSeasonPlayedatotalof222minutesingoal,withoutgivingupgoal...Madefoursaveshersixgames,twoagainst eight savesagainstDivisionIDavidson...NamedtotheUSA Southall-academicteamandaDean'sListstudentintheFall. 2007-SophomoreSeason 45

| CNU Field Hockey 2008 In herfirstseasonatCNUshesawactionin18games,andmadeastartagainstShenandoah...Scoredgoals Appeared insevengames,includingthreestarts...HadshutoutsagainstCatawbaandGettysburg,made C 5-2, J Emma Stout 5-3, J L Kim Tomlin l t r u o N A M d E E Career 2007 2006 Year 2007 Year s r r w o t ., F N A ., V t r d

n e t H.S. irgi H.S. d 13 7 6 Games 18 Games E H e i r n STOUT'S CNUCAREER c i C a k B B S TOMLIN'S CNUCAREER 4 3 1 Starts P A 1 Starts g r u H C A E , V t a , V a i 590:40 368:24 222:16 Minutes . 3 Goals S N a . -V 8 8 0 GA 3 Assists e

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During her first season at CNU she played in 14 games...Had a goal against Bridgewater and added two assists a goal against Bridgewater and added two at CNU she played in 14 games...Had - During her first season 2007 - Freshman Season contest and one versus Bridgewater. in the Eastern Mennonite first team all- Yandle, her father...Also choice for coach Darryl times a first team all-Southeastern District Three RIVER - NANSEMOND AT as a senior and honorable mention all-state district as a freshman...All-region Madison Camp in 2005...A member of the Beta Club, and Key Club and a volunteer tutor. member of the Beta Club, and Key Club Madison Camp in 2005...A is majoring in Mathematics and is the daughter of Va...She was born Oct. 14, 1988 in Portsmouth, Yandle - Katelyn Elizabeth PERSONAL 21. a brother Mathew, Yandle...Has Darryl and Patty constant scoring threat. She will look to lead the attack is a Yandle speed, : With extremely deceptive stick skills and SAYS COACH MOURA in goals.

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NCAA El i t e 8 2006, NCAA Sw ee t 16 2007 16 career. to openspace,Childershastheathleticismanddesireforagreat COACHMOURA SAYS: Extremelyaggressivetotheballand majoring inCommunications. Subic Bay, Phillipines...ThedaughterofClarenceandPatChildersis PERSONAL -Paige Alexandra ChilderswasbornSept.2,1990in ber andhonorsgraduate...Worked asanassistantathletictrainer. water...An all-districtbasketballplayeraswell...AnHonorRollmem of the Year...Team captainasaseniorwellfirstteamall-Tide - Wendy Gulden...NamedVirginia BeachSportsClubFemale Athlete team all-BeachDistricthonorsinherseniorseasonplayingforcoach AT FIRSTCOLONIAL Brasher isadjustingtocollegiatelevelshotsinthecage. COACHMOURA SAYS: Tremendous reactionsandquickness, 19. Robert andCathyBradsher...Has twobrothers,Joshua,21andNick, Hampton, Va...She isaCommunicationsmajorandthedaughterof PERSONAL -BrittanyMarieBradsherwasbornDec.20,1990in years. playing forherfather, coachRobertBradsher...Team MVP forthree AT BETHEL- Twice afirstteamall-PeninsulaDistrictchoice player. she isinthezoneandfindsher comfortlevel,shewillbeadynamic COACHMOURA SAYS: A greatadditiontothemidfield, when berg andhasnotyetchosena major...Has a sister Clair, 21. 1990 inNorfolk,Va...She isthedaughterofVon andKathy Freuden PERSONAL -AlexandriaJewelFreudenberg was bornJuly17, member. club lacrosse...A W.E.B. DuBoishonormemberandsociety playing forcoachDawn Anderson's team...Alsoplayedtennisand Also anhonorablementionall-EasternRegionselectionasasenior years afterearningsecondteamhonorsinherfirsttwoseasons... AT GRANBY-Chosenfirstteamall-EasternDistrictinherfinaltwo 22 0 9

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S N game. to contributethemidfieldandforwardline,workingonhervocal COACHMOURA SAYS: Hastremendousspeedandendurance 28, Chad,32andJason,21. Robinson andhasnotchosenamajor...Has threebrothers,Chris, in Fredericksburg,Va...She isthedaughterofWesley andKathleen PERSONAL -KimberlyBrookeRobinsonwasbornJune21,1989 Tiger FriendsandClubEarth. player...An honorsstudentallfouryears...A memberofFirstPriority, nament asajuniorandthenchosensenior...Also afinesoftball Camp all-star...An alternateselectionfortheFuture'sNational Tour- for twoyearsandoffensive MVP asasenior...A MarylandFuture's honorable mention...ShewascoachWendy Wilson'steamcaptain AT TABB - Twice secondteamall-BayRiversDistrictandonce quickly adjustingtozonedefense. COACHMOURA SAYS: A newcomertothebackfield,Dawsonis and twosisters,Brittany, 21andMegan,10. daughter ofJamesandLornaDawson...HasabrotherJames,17 Newport News,Va...She ismajoringinCommunicationsandthe PERSONAL -ChelseaJordanDawsonwasbornDec.8,1989in program...Volunteered withthe American CancerSociety. dent, memberoftheNationalHonorSocietyandStudentLeadership junior...Also captainofthesoftballteamtwice...AnHonorRollstu coach ChantelStith...Team captainforthreeyearsandMVP asa AT WARWICK -Secondteamall-PeninsulaDistrictplayingfor and asharpunderstandingofthe game. experience upperclassmanwith calculatedonandoff ballmovement COACHMOURA SAYS: Although afreshman,she playslikean and BethKeenehan...Hasasister Katie,21. Chesapeake, Va...She's aBusinessmajorandthedaughterof Mike PERSONAL -MaryReillyKeenehanwasbornJuly19,1990in vacation BibleschoolandwiththeCatholicFieldHockeyLeague. All-American asaseniorandanHonorRollmember...Worked at while playingforcoachBethKeenehan,hermother...An academic ence ofIndependentSchoolsselectionandtwicesecondteam AT BISHOP SULLIVAN - Twice afirstteamall-Tidewater Confer 7 5 13 -N e w c m o e r s Cherry Lauren Dawson Chelsea W 5-8, F T 5-1, F Keenehan Mary B 5-4, F B B A i a H S i w r o H.S. p r r r

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- Earned first team all-state, all-region, all-Beach District COX - Earned first team AT for coach Julie in her senior season...Played and all-Tidewater Chairperson of the Miss Cox honors...Was Swain...Graduated with charity Enterprise Business...Did of Virtual Pageant and a member volunteer work. April 4, 1990 in was born - Brianna Linnae Milne PERSONAL and the daughter of Michael Milne and Patrick Oahu, Hawaii...She is 13; Jared three brothers, Michael Connolly, Melissa Connolly...Has Milne, 24 and a sister Katlin Milne, 20. Milne, 22 and Zachary fit to backfield great newcomer and A : SAYS COACH MOURA and impressive deceptive speed, mentality, because of her defensive stick skills.

NCAA El i t e 8 2006, NCAA Sw ee t 16 2007 18 2007 2006 2005 Association All-South Region National FieldHockeyCoaches 2007 2006 All-America Womensfieldhockey.com 2007 2006 Association All-America National FieldHockeyCoaches poll. spots, withCNUfinishingsixthinthefinal only resultedinthosetwoteamsswitching An Oct.28losstonumbersix,Ursinus, rankings ofOct.14and21. Newport occupiedtheNo.4spotin That steadilyimproveduntil Christopher season poll,CNUwasranked13th. Field HockeyCoaches Association pre- At theverybeginning,inNational 2007. 2006, translatedintonationalrankingsin outstanding 14-4,NCAA Elite8,seasonin The respectthatCNUearnedduringit's N national-quality program. ment, buthavestampedthemselvesasa overtime in the second round of the tourna- The CaptainsfelltoSpringfield,2-1,in record. closing theregularseasonwitha16-2 CNUevenreceivedafirstroundbyeafter tournament. in theformofanat-largeselectionto straight bid. As anindependent,itcame NCAA playahabitbygainingsecond NowtheCaptainshavebeguntomake Elite 8. bid, butwontwogamestoadvancethe when itnotonlyearneditsfirst-everNCAA existence, tookahugefirststepin2006 The team,justinitseighthseasonof national reputation. hockey programisbeginningtobuilda The youngChristopherNewportfield B a C A

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#6 SALISBURY Opponent at Davidson at Catawba vs #14 Springfield FROSTBURG ST. at #6 Ursinus EASTERN MENNONITE WASHINGTON & LEE WASHINGTON BRIDGEWATER at McDaniel at #9 Johns Hopkins MARY'S ST. WASHINGTON MARY at Lynchburg at Lynchburg WESLEYAN VA at Shenandoah CATHOLIC at Randolph-Macon at Gettysburg GOALTENDERS NOSONCHUK, Elexa Zuri PRYOR-GRAVES, Emma STOUT, Total...... Opponents...... Opponents...... Total...... ROBINSON, Kim MARSH, Amber MARSH, NOSONCHUK, Elexa STOUT, Emma STOUT, PRYOR-GRAVES, Zuri PRYOR-GRAVES, GERMAIN, Katie RUSS, Courtney KUYKENDALL, Nicole MEHRABI, Emma STOUT, Anna STOUT, RAWLEY, Lindsay RAWLEY, BROADHURST, Kelly Jo BROADHURST, Taylor HARRELL, Jacque MAYER, GRAY, Andrea GRAY, GILBERT, Natalie GILBERT, GEHRING, Anne GEHRING, CYBULSKI, Ashley CYBULSKI, Katelyn YANDLE, TOUCHARD, Brittney TOUCHARD, BAIR, Stephanie TOMLIN, Kim TOMLIN, THOMASSON, Rhiannon THOMASSON, CALE, Kylie HAY, Ashley HAY, TRAYLOR, Ashley TRAYLOR, GOLDEN, Diana GOLDEN, Haylie BLACK, PLAYER RECORD: Sep 5 ALL GAMES ALL CONFERENCE NON-CONFERENCE Date Sep 1 Sep 2 $ - NCAA Tournament $ - NCAA $Nov 10 Nov 3 Oct 28 Oct 23 Oct 21 Oct 13 Oct 9 Oct 8 Oct 6 Oct 3 Sep 29 Sep 26 Sep 23 Sep 16 Sep 12 Sep 8 NO. 35 55 45

20 28 35 45 55 15 26 3 4 1 2 13 18 10 25 8 6 24 17 22 19 23 11 14 7 9 5 16 NO. NCAA El i t e 8 2006, NCAA Sw ee t 16 2007 SAVES SHOTS ONGOAL SHOTS ASSISTS GOALS POINTS Christopher Newport-INDIVIDUAL GAMEHIGHS 20 FOULS PENALTY CORNERS SAVES SHOTS ONGOAL SHOTS ASSISTS GOALS POINTS Opponent -GAMEHIGHS FOULS PENALTY CORNERS SAVES SHOTS ONGOAL SHOTS ASSISTS GOALS POINTS Christopher Newport-TEAMGAMEHIGHS

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8 9 5 5 8 9 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 4 4 4 4 5 12 22 47 65 13 18 11 16 9 18 18 2 2 4 2 2 2 4 6 6 12 34 63 14 17 8 9 15 27 36 5 7 7 8 19 19 STOUT, EmmaatDavidson (Sep1) NOSONCHUK, ElexaatUrsinus (Oct28) BLACK, HaylievsVA Wesleyan (Sep26) BLACK, HaylievsSt.Mary's(Oct 6) BLACK, HaylievsCatholic(Sep 16) BLACK, HaylievsVA Wesleyan (Sep26) BLACK, HaylieatMcDaniel(Oct 9) YANDLE, KatelynvsEasternMennonite(Oct 23) BLACK, HaylievsFrostburgSt.(Nov3) BLACK, HaylieatCatawba(Sep2) TRAYLOR, Ashley atRandolph-Macon(Sep12) BLACK, HaylieatRandolph-Macon(Sep12) CALE, KylievsEasternMennonite(Oct23) THOMASSON, RhiannonvsFrostburgSt.(Nov3) BLACK, HaylieatCatawba(Sep2) TRAYLOR, Ashley atRandolph-Macon(Sep12) CALE, KylievsEasternMennonite(Oct23) THOMASSON, RhiannonvsFrostburgSt.(Nov3) BLACK, HaylieatRandolph-Macon(Sep12) at Davidson(Sep01) vs EasternMennonite(Oct23) at Shenandoah(Sep23) vs Springfield(Nov10) vs Springfield(Nov10) at Ursinus(Oct28) vs VA Wesleyan (Sep26) vs EasternMennonite(Oct23) vs Springfield(Nov10) at Davidson(Sep01) at Ursinus(Oct28) at McDaniel(Oct09) vs Springfield(Nov10) at Davidson(Sep01) at McDaniel(Oct09) vs Bridgewater(Oct13) vs Springfield(Nov10) at Davidson(Sep01) at McDaniel(Oct09) vs Springfield(Nov10) at Davidson(Sep01) vs MaryWashington (Oct03) vs Springfield(Nov10) at Shenandoah(Sep23) vs Washington &Lee(Oct21) at Davidson(Sep01) at Ursinus(Oct28) at Randolph-Macon(Sep12) vs EasternMennonite(Oct23) vs Bridgewater(Oct13) at Randolph-Macon(Sep12) vs EasternMennonite(Oct23) at Randolph-Macon(Sep12) vs Bridgewater(Oct13) at Randolph-Macon(Sep12) vs EasternMennonite(Oct23) I n u d i v i d a l

N A d T Opponents Christopher Newport PENALTY CORNERS Opponents Christopher Newport SAVES BY PERIOD Opponents Christopher Newport SHOTS BY PERIOD Opponents Christopher Newport GOALS BY PERIOD NeutralSite#/Avg Dates/Avg PerDate Total ATTENDANCE Redcards Yellow cards Greencards PENALTIES PENALTY STROKES PENALTY CORNERS Assists Shots/Game SOGpct. Shotsongoal-Attempts Shotpct. Goalsscoredaverage Goals-Shotattempts SHOT STATISTICS TEAM STATISTICS Overall: 16-3-0Conf:0-0-0Home:9-0-0 Away: 7-2-0Neut:0-1-0 TEAM STATISTICS A E m G a m e H g i 39 83 1st 65 38 1st 67 182 1st 4 33 1st S H 1/302 9/171 1542 0 0 3 1-2 183 42 17.6 .572 191-334 .186 3.68 62-334 CNU 54 100 2nd 59 31 2nd 63 152 2nd 10 29 2nd 3 0 OT 0 1 OT 2 0 OT 1 0 OT 9/95 852 0 1 1 0-0 96 13 7.0 .609 81-133 .113 0.79 15-133 OPP 96 183 Total 124 70 Total 132 334 Total 15 62 Total NCAA El i t e 8 2006, NCAA Sw ee t 16 2007 21

| CNU Field Hockey 2008 s SOG% .569 .554 .688 .452 .519 SOG% 1.000 .800 .786 .692 .688 r e d Shots 65 32 56 27 14 Shots 32 65 56 27 14 Shots 65 27 32 12 13 Shot% .154 .161 .312 .097 .185 Shot% .500 .400 .312 .286 .286 SOG 37 31 22 14 14 SOG 2 4 11 9 22 ea L Pts 31 24 19 14 9 Pts 24 31 19 14 9 Pts 31 14 24 5 9 Sh 65 56 32 31 27 Sh 2 5 32 14 7 Sh 65 56 32 31 27 Sh 2 5 14 13 32 g o r y e t A 11 4 1 4 1 A 4 11 1 4 1 A 11 4 4 3 3 A 11 1 4 3 4 A 1 0 4 1 2 A 11 1 4 3 4 A 1 0 1 0 4 a C G 10 10 9 5 4 G 10 10 9 5 4 GWG 5 3 2 2 1 1 1 1 G 10 5 10 1 3 G 10 9 10 3 5 G 1 2 10 4 2 G 10 9 10 3 5 G 1 2 4 2 10

GP 19 19 19 19 18 GP 19 19 19 19 18 GP 19 19 18 19 19 18 13 18 GP 19 19 19 14 18 GP 19 19 19 19 19 GP 19 8 19 18 18 GP 19 19 19 19 19 GP 19 8 18 19 19

POINTS BLACK, Haylie Diana GOLDEN, Ashley TRAYLOR, Ashley HAY, CALE, Kylie GOALS GOLDEN, Diana BLACK, Haylie Ashley TRAYLOR, Ashley HAY, CALE, Kylie GAME WINNING GOALS GOLDEN, Diana BLACK, Haylie CALE, Kylie Ashley TRAYLOR, Ashley HAY, BAIR, Stephanie Anne GEHRING, Kim TOMLIN, ASSISTS BLACK, Haylie Ashley HAY, GOLDEN, Diana Katelyn YANDLE, Kim TOMLIN, SHOTS BLACK, Haylie Ashley TRAYLOR, GOLDEN, Diana THOMASSON, Rhiannon Ashley HAY, SHOT PCT Kelly Jo BROADHURST, Andrea GRAY, GOLDEN, Diana CALE, Kylie Brittney TOUCHARD, SHOTS ON GOAL BLACK, Haylie Ashley TRAYLOR, GOLDEN, Diana THOMASSON, Rhiannon Ashley HAY, SOG PCT Kelly Jo BROADHURST, Andrea GRAY, CALE, Kylie Ashley CYBULSKI, GOLDEN, Diana NO. 16 5 9 7 14 NO. 5 16 9 7 14 NO. 5 16 14 9 7 19 6 23 NO. 16 7 5 17 23 NO. 16 9 5 11 7 NO. 13 25 5 14 22 NO. 16 9 5 11 7 NO. 13 25 14 24 5 NCAA El i t e 8 2006, NCAA Sw ee t 16 2007 22 18 18 20 22 24 Saves Saves inaGame 3 4 4 Asst. Assists inaGame 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 4 9 Goals Goals inaGame 6 7 7 9 22 Pts. Points inaGame

Elizabeth Werbiskis vs.MaryWashington, 10/20/02 Elizabeth Werbiskis vs.Bridgewater, 10/24/03 Elizabeth Werbiskis vs.Longwood,10/18/02 Elizabeth Werbiskis vs.Salisbury, 9/14/03 Samantha Pelstringvs.MaryWashington, 10/19/03 Name Samantha Howardvs.MaryBaldwin,10/22/04 Haylie Blackvs.Roanoke,9/17/06 Wendy Wilsonvs. Trinity, 9/28/01 Name Ashley Traylor vs.Bridgewater, 10/21/06 Ashley Traylor vs.Lynchburg, 9/20/06 Megan McCreedyvs.Roanoke,10/17/04 Ashley Hayvs.SweetBriar, 9/19/04 Megan McCreedyvs.Catawba,9/4/04 Wendy Wilsonvs.Va. Wesleyan, 10/16/01 Wendy Wilsonvs.SweetBriar, 10/15/00 Megan McCreedyvs.SweetBriar, 10/8/03 Wendy Wilsonvs. Trinity, 9/28/01 Name several times Ashley Traylor vs.Randolph-Macon,9/13/06 Wendy Wilsonvs.SweetBriar, 10/15/00 Megan McCreedyvs.SweetBriar, 10/8/03 Wendy Wilsonvs. Trinity, 9/28/01 Name | CNU Field Hockey 2008 G a m e 25 27 29 30 31 33 34 38 46 52 Pts. Points inaSeason 47 52 55 58 62 72 75 80 94 127 Saves Saves inaSeason 5 5 5 5 6 8 9 10 10 11 13 Asst. Assists inaSeason 10 10 10 10 10 12 13 13 15 17 20 21 Goals Goals inaSeason , S Wendy Wilson(10g,5a)-2002 Ashley Traylor (12g,3a)-2005 Anne Gehring(13g,3a)-2005 Diana Golden(10g,10a)-2006 Haylie Black(10g,11a), -2007 Haylie Black(10g,13a)-2006 Jennifer Byrum(17g)-2001 Megan McCreedy(15g,8a)-2004 Ashley Traylor (20h,6a)-2006 Wendy Wilson(21g,10a)-2001 Name Elexa Nosonchuk(6GA,47saves)-2007 Samantha Pelstring(15GA,52saves)-2004 Elizabeth Werbiskis (6GA,55saves)-2001 Ashley Whipple(20GA,58saves)-2006 Courtney Seddon(12GA,62saves)-2001 Samantha Pelstring(21GA,72saves)-2003 Jessica Trosclair (24GA,75saves)-2001 Amy Snead(11GA, 80saves)-2000 Elizabeth Werbiskis (20GA,94saves)-2003 Samantha Pelstring(26GA,127saves)-2002 Name Lynsi Matthews-2005 Wendy Wilson-2002 April Cullen-2001 Ashley Robertson-2004 Ashley Traylor -2006 Megan McCreedy-2004 Samantha Howard-2004 Diana Golden-2006 Wendy Wilson-2001 Haylie Black-2007 Haylie Black-2006 Name Diana Golden-2007 Haylie Black-2007 Wendy Wilson-2002 Wendy Wilson-2000 Diana Golden-2006 Ashley Traylor -2005 Haylie Black-2006 Anne Gehring-2005 Megan McCreedy-2004 Jennifer Byrum-2001 Ashley Traylor -2006 Wendy Wilson-2001 Name S A E Year 2000 2003 2002 2001 2007 2006 2005 2004

o Goals Wendy Wilson Megan McCreedy Wendy Wilson Wendy Wilson Haylie Black Ashley Traylor Anne Gehring Megan McCreedy Diana Golden n , C a r Y E E A E 10 10 21 10 20 13 15 10 8

r y l r L Assists Wendy Wilson Sarah Hastings Ashley Roberson Wendy Wilson Wendy Wilson Jonelle Hanson Haylie Black Haylie Black Lynsi Matthews Samantha Howard A E L d A E e Assists inaCareer 14 15 15 19 21 23 25 33 41 41 Goals Goals inaCareer 34 37 40 47 49 67 70 85 92 101 Pts. Points inaCareer 47 53 58 62 75 80 144 318 Saves Saves inaCareer 9 9 9 10 11 11 17 19 19 24 Asst. r d s e 10 13 11 Jonelle Hanson-2001-04 Ashley Hay-2004-07 Anne Gehring-2005-07 Ashley Roberson-2001-04 Brittany Touchard -2004-07 Haylie Black-2005-07 Diana Golden-2004-07 Megan McCreedy-2001-04 Ashley Traylor -2005-07 Wendy Wilson-2000-02 Name Anne Gehring(15g,4a)-2005-07 Jonelle Hanson(14g,9a)-2001-0 Ashley Hay(15g,10a)-2004-07 Brittany Touchard (20g,7a)-2004-07 Ashley Roberson(19g,11a) -2001-04 Diana Golden(25g,17a)-2004-07 Haylie Black(23g,24a)-2005-07 Megan McCreedy(33g,19a)-2001-04 Ashley Traylor (41g,10a)-2005-07 Wendy Wilson(41g,19a)-2000-02 Name Elexa Nosonchuk(6GA,47saves)-2007- Hannah Brown(12GA,53saves)-2004-05 Ashley Whipple(20GA,58saves)-2006 Courtney Seddon(12GA,62saves)-2001 Jessica Trosclair (24GA,75saves)-2001 Amy Snead(11GA, 80saves)-2000 Samantha Pelstring(42GA,144saves)-2003-06 Elizabeth Werbiskis (58GA,318saves)-2000-03 Name Jacque Mayer-2004-07 Jonelle Hanson-2001-04 Samantha Howard-2004 Ashley Traylor -2005-07 Rhiannon Thomasson -2004-07 Ashley Roberson-2001-04 Diana Golden-2004-07 Megan McCreedy-2001-04 Wendy Wilson-2000-02 Haylie Black-2005-07 Name 4 4 3 5 3 5 9 r s Points Wendy Wilson Megan McCreedy Wendy Wilson Wendy Wilson Ashley Traylor Anne Gehring Megan McCreedy Haylie Black 24 18 25 52 46 29 38 31 NCAA El i t e 8 2006, NCAA Sw ee t 16 2007 23

| NCAA Elite 8 NCAA Sweet 16 NCAA Post Season Pct. .474 .667 .643 .462 .732 t o r y 2 0 0 0 0 T s i

9 4 5 7 L 22 H y 8 8 9 6 s W 60 Carrie Moura Carrie Moura Carrie Moura Carrie Moura Carrie Moura Sue Mancha June Lugo Nancy Billger Unknown Lillian Seats Lillian Seats Lillian Seats Coach Lillian Seats e k 4 1 1 1 5 c CNU Field Hockey 2008 o r d .778 .842 .657 .750 .800 .429 .462 .643 .667 .583 .500 .500 Pct. .250 o

Seasons ec H 67-20 62-15 316-188 56-15 65-18 21-41 30-26 46-42 25-26 GF-GA R l d g e Years 1967-70 2000 2001 2002 2003-07 i n i s 14-4 16-3 91-47-2 12-4 12-3 6-8 6-7 9-5 8-4 Not available 3-2-1 2-2-1 2-2 Record 1-3 ach o r d o 2006 2007 Total 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001 2000 1971 1970 1969 1968 U F CN Year 1967 C Coach Lillian Seats Nancy Billger June Lugo Sue Mancha Carrie Moura ec R . Paige Childers sc i 2-1 3-5 1-4 3-0 2-0 8-1 0-1 15-0 8-0 2-0 1-2 6-0 2-1 7-0 8-0 2-1 PS 1-0 7-0 3-1 3-2 2-0 7-1 2-0 2-3 OT 0-3 4-2 3-1 6-0 4-0 2-1 4-0 4-1 6-1 2-1 2-4 2-0 3-0 8-2 5-1 Last Score M s t --- 2000 2003 --- 2003 --- 2007 --- 2001 2006 2007 --- 2006 --- 2003 ------2004 --- 2005 2002 2006 ------2003 ------2007 2005 --- 2000 --- Opp. Win Last nen 2001 ------2007 2007 2005 --- 2001 2005 2007 --- 2007 2007 2004 2006 2005 2000 2007 2000 2007 2007 2004 2007 ------2006 2007 2002 2000 2000 2007 2007 2007 2003 --- 2007 2007 2007 2006 CNU win Last o pp 2001 2000 2003 2007 2007 2005 2007 2001 2005 2007 2007 2007 2007 2004 2006 2005 2000 2007 2000 2007 2007 2004 2007 2002 2006 2006 2007 2002 2000 2000 2007 2007 2007 2003 2007 2007 2007 2007 2006 Met Last O 2000 2000 2003 2000 2000 2001 2007 2001 2000 2001 2007 2004 2001 2004 2001 2005 2000 2001 2000 2007 2002 2000 2000 2002 2006 2005 2006 2002 2000 2000 2007 2002 2006 2003 2006 2001 2003 2000 2006 Met First l l +2 -1 -1 +6 +1 +2 -1 +1 +5 +1 -1 +4 +2 +1 +4 +1 +1 +7 +1 +1 +4 + +2 -1 -1 +2 +2 +1 +1 +1 +1 +5 +2 +1 -2 +2 +4 +7 +1 Streak . A .

s 2-0 0-1 0-1 6-0 2-3 2-0 0-1 1-0 5-1 5-2 0-1 4-0 2-6 1-0 4-3 1-0 1-0 7-0 1-0 1-0 4-3 3-0 2-6 0-1 0-1 2-0 2-0 1-0 1-0 1-0 1-0 6-1 2-0 1-0 0-2 3-4 4-0 7-1 1-0 v

Record s o r d ec Wilson Western Maryland Western Wesley Washington & Lee Washington Wesleyan Virginia Villa Julie Villa Ursinus (Pa.) Trinity (D.C.) Trinity Sweet Briar St. Mary's Springfield (Mass.) Shenandoah Salisbury Salem Roanoke Rhodes Randolph-Macon W.C. Randolph-Macon Notre Dame (Md.) McDaniel Mary Washington Mary Baldwin Lynchburg Longwood Lebanon Valley Juniata Johns Hopkins Hood Hollins Goucher Gettysburg Frostburg St. Eastern Mennonite Denison Davidson Catholic Catawba Bridgewater Opponent Alvernia

R NCAA El i t e 8 2006, NCAA Sw ee t 16 2007 24 Hood College St. Mary's Mary Washington Lynchburg Wilson Washington &Lee Roanoke Va. Wesleyan St. Mary's Bridgewater Sweet Briar Longwood Catholic Lynchburg Roanoke Trinity (D.C.) West. Maryland Goucher Sweet Briar Roanoke Lynchburg Villa Julie Va. Wesleyan Hollins Va. Wesleyan Bridgewater Randolph-Macon Frostburg St. Catholic Salisbury Lynchburg Wilson Washington &Lee Salisbury Salisbury Denison Bridgewater Rand.-Mac. WC Catholic Sweet Briar Mary Baldwin Notre Dame(Md.) Wesley Catawba Randolph-Macon Sweet Briar Mary Baldwin Randolph-Macon

Coach: NancyBillger Coach: CarrieMoura Coach: SueMancha Coach: JuneLugo | CNU Field Hockey 2008 2003 (6-8) 2002 (6-7) 2001 (9-5) 2000 (8-4) 10/26 10/23 10/20 10/19 10/23 10/21 10/20 10/16 10/14 10/5 10/8 10/8 9/29 10/5 10/6 9/28 10/22 10/21 10/15 9/30 9/23 9/22 10/3 9/30 10/1 9/28 9/20 9/15 9/28 9/20 9/29 9/23 9/16 9/10 9/14 9/13 9/15 9/9 9/7 9/1 9/8 9/3 9/13 9/7 9/3 9/9 9/7 9/5 A/W A/W A/L H/L A/W A/W A/L H/W H/W H/W AW A/L A/L A/L H/L A/W A/L A/W H/W A/L A/L H/W A/L H/W A/L A/W H/W H/W A/L A/L H/L H/W A/W A/L A/L A/W A/L A/W H/L H/W A/W H/W A/L H/W A/W A/L H/W A/W

2-1** 15-0 0-11 2-3* 2-3* 1-2* 1-2* 3-4* 1-0* 6-0 0-4 2-1 2-1 0-2 5-2 3-2 3-1 0-7 6-1 0-3 3-5 0-7 1-6 2-1 4-2 1-9 0-4 2-1 4-0 1-6 4-2 3-1 2-1 1-4 0-4 3-0 2-0 0-2 1-3 2-1 1-4 1-0 5-0 3-1 2-1 2-0 4-0 6-4 Bridgewater Washington &Lee Juniata Frostburg St. Alvernia Roanoke Lynchburg E. Mennonite Mary Washington Catholic St. Mary's(Md.) Johns Hopkins Randolph-Macon Shenandoah Salisbury Davidson Juniata Roanoke Villa Julie St. Mary's(Md.) Randolph-Macon Frostburg St. Washington &Lee Mary Washington Shenandoah Rhodes Sweet Briar Catholic Lynchburg Bridgewater Catawba Salisbury St. Mary's(Md.) Roanoke Mary Baldwin Washington &Lee Mary Washington Bridgewater Lynchburg Randolph-Macon Frostburg St. Sweet Briar Catholic Shenandoah Catawba Salem Salisbury Frostburg St. Bridgewater Mary Washington St. Mary's(Md.) Virginia Wesleyan ^penalty strokes *overtime Frostburg St. Springfield Catawba Salisbury Gettysburg Randolph-Macon Catholic Shenandoah Virginia Wesleyan Lynchburg Mary Washington St. Mary's(Md.) Johns Hopkins McDaniel Bridgewater Washington &Lee E. Mennonite Ursinus Davidson Lebanon Valley 1 2 1 Salisbury NCAA Elite8 NCAA Sweet16 NCAA FirstRound 1

2 Coach: CarrieMoura Coach: CarrieMoura Coach: CarrieMoura Coach: CarrieMoura

2006 (14-4) 2005 (12-4) 2004 (12-3) 2007 (16-3) 3

10/21 10/22 10/28 11/4 9/17 9/20 9/28 10/4 10/9 10/14 9/10 9/13 9/16 9/6 9/2 10/29 10/16 10/22 10/27 9/28 10/1 10/2 10/5 10/11 10/15 9/21 9/25 9/16 9/11 9/3 9/7 10/9 10/17 10/22 10/24 10/6 10/1 10/3 9/15 9/18 9/19 9/26 9/25 9/4 9/5 9/8 10/26 10/24 10/19 10/11 10/17 11/3 11/10 9/2 9/5 9/8 9/12 9/16 9/23 9/26 9/29 10/3 10/6 10/8 10/9 10/13 10/21 10/23 10/28 9/1 11/8 11/11 11/12 A/W A/W H/W A/W H/W H/W A/W A/W A/W A/L H/W H/W H/W A/L N/L A/W A/W H/W H/L A/W H/W H/W H/W A/W N/W A/W A/L A/L H/W H/W H/L A/W H/W H/W A/W A/L A/W H/L H/W H/W H/W H/W H/W A/W A/W A/L H/L H/W H/L H/W H/L H/W N/L A/W H/W A/W A/W H/W A/W H/W A/W H/W H/W A/W A/W H/W H/W H/W A/L A/L H/W N/W A/L

A 13-0 11-0 2-1^ 1-2* 2-1* 3-2* 3-2* 1-2* 2-1* 0-1 3-0 3-0 4-2 4-2 8-0 7-3 2-1 4-0 2-1 1-2 3-1 8-0 0-3 0-1 1-0 4-0 8-1 1-2 5-1 5-0 4-1 4-0 7-0 8-0 2-4 3-1 0-3 3-0 6-2 7-1 1-0 3-4 3-1 0-1 7-1 3-2 7-0 6-1 2-0 2-4 0-4 0-4 3-2 0-1 4-1 2-4 3-0 2-1 4-0 7-0 2-0 6-0 2-0 2-0 2-0 2-0 3-0 3-2 8-2 3-0 6-1 0-3 5-1 l l -T m i e R S E t l u s Stephanie Bair NCAA El i t e 8 2006, NCAA Sw ee t 16 2007 25

| Walker, Lynn 68,69,70 Lynn Walker, Beverly 04 Waller, Carolyn 67 Watson, Linda 67,68,69 Watson, Michele 67 Webster, 00,01,02, 03 Elizabeth Werbiskis, Carol 67 West, Ashley 06 Whipple, 00,01,02 Wilson, Wendy Wist, Laura 03, 04 Katelyn 07 Yandle, r CNU Field Hockey 2008 e t s o R e Lia, Shannon 00,01,02 Lia, Shannon Lovell, Kathy 69 Lugo, June 00 Amber 04,05,06,07 Marsh, 05 Matthews, Lynsi Jacque 04,05,06,07 Mayer, Abbey 03, 04 McArthur, Megan 01,02, 03, 04 McCreedy, Annette 67 McKinney, Amanda 01 Meadows, Mehrabi, Emma 07 Amanda 03 Meiklejohn, Ashley 03 Miller, Moore, Carolyn 71 Moran, Danielle 06 Morgan, Karen 68,69 Morris, Jaclyn 00 Dinah 67,68 Murphy, Newton, Mary 67 Nolan, Monica 03 Nosonchuk, Elexa 07 Aleta 71 Outerbridge, Pannocchia, Jennifer 06 Kristi 00,01,02, 03 Parker, Pelstring, Samantha 03, 04,05 Personte, Pat 70 Megan 00,01,02, 03 Pfarr, Phelps, Patsy 67,68 71 Tena Plott, Poole, Brenda 67 Pryor-Graves, Zuri 06,07 Amy 00 Rance, Lindsay 06,07 Rawley, Rawls, Mona 67 Reynolds, Katie 03,04,06 Richards, Crys 00 Ricks, Suzanne 70 Ashley 01,02, 03, 04 Roberson, Robinson, Kim 07 Rodgers, Maralyn 71 Russ, Courtney 06,07 Schmidt, Colleen 03, 04 Seddon, Courtney 01 Shifflett, Kari 03 Amanda 00,01,02 Slingerland, Amy 00 Snead, Spence, Dawn 70 Stills, Susan 67 Anna 06,07 Stout, Stout, Emma 06,07 Katherine 00,01,02, 03 Swisher, Therault, Pam 71 Thomas, Pat 67 Thomasson, Rhiannon 04,05,06,07 Thompson, Krystle 03 Thompson, Megan 02, 03 70 Sharon Tomcheck, Kim 07 Tomlin, 04,05,06,07 Brittney Touchard, Ashley 05,06,07 Traylor, Jessica 01 Trosclair, Jennifer 00 Turner, Jennifer 00 Veach, r e i m t s -T o l l R e i m & A & -T o o k l l Alston, Ashley 00,01,02 Ashley Alston, Anderson, Lauren 02, 03, 04 Stephanie 07 Bair, Katie 04,05 Baker, Bass, Frances 67,68 Black, Haylie ,05,06,07 Anda 68 Bossieux, Brannan, Elizabeth 68,69,70,71 Broadhurst, Kelly Jo 04,05,06,07 Adele 69 Brown, Brown, Hannah 04,05 Burnette, Brenda 67,68 Abby 00 Burns, Burns, Melissa 01,02, 03 Byrum, Jennifer 01,02,03,04 Cale, Kylie 07 Castano, Marge 71 Alicia 70 Charles, 71 Clinginpeel, Vicky Cocke, Carolyn 69,70,71 Courtney 00,01,02 Cooper, Andrea 03 Cralle, Ashley 00,02, 03 Crickenberger, April 00,01,02, 03 Cullen, Ashley 05,06,07 Cybulski, Dingeldein, Linda 67 Dusch, Kelsey 06 Kay 70,71 Emery, Evans, Kate 03 Mary 67 Fowler, Fredo, Samantha 01 Jean 68,69,71 Gardner, Garrett, Diane 69 Garrett, Kimberly 00 Anne 05,06,07 Gehring, Germain, Katie 07 Gilbert, Natalie 06,07 Amber 00,01 Godfrey, Golden, Diana 04,05,06,07 68,69,70 Terry Gooding, Andrea 07 Gray, Linda 67 Gray, Gunnoe, Haylee 06 Ashley 06 Hall, Hanson, Jonelle 01,02, 03, 04 Laura 05 Harper, 07 Taylor Harrell, Hastings 00 Ashley 04,05,06,07 Hay, Alicia 67,68,69 Herr, Hildson, Patty 67,68 Howard, Samantha 04 Ann 70 Huddleston, Rose Hughes, Sandy 69,70,71 Ireland, Mary 69 Janczewski, Marcella 05 Amanda 03, 04 Johnson, Lindsay 05 Kelly, Elaine 01,02 Kirby, Kuykendall, Nicole 05,06,07 Lori 69 LaCoy, 00 Lawrence, Lynda Field hockey was actually one of the first sports started by the young started by the young of the first sports was actually one Field hockey Christopher Newport College. The team played from 1967 to 1971. played from 1967 The team Newport College. Christopher of those teams. are the members Listed below A B o r d ec R m 16 in 2007 6 in 2002 and 2003 8 in 2003 3 in 2004 and 2007 15 in 2007 5 in 2002 8 in 2007 .842 in 2007 38-8 (.826) 31-23 (.574) (D.C.), 2001 Trinity 15 vs. 2001 vs. Salisbury, 11 ea Team & T l s a Wendy Wilson vs. Trinity (D.C.), 9/28/01 Trinity Wilson vs. Wendy Wilson, 2001 Wendy Wilson, 2000-02 Wendy 2004-07 Traylor, Ashley (D.C.), 9/28/01 Trinity Wilson vs. Wendy 9/17/06 Haylie Black vs. Roanoke, Haylie Black, 2006 2001-04 Megan McCreedy, (D.C.), 9/28/01 Trinity Wilson vs. Wendy Wilson, 2001 Wendy Wilson, 2000-02 Wendy Ashley Whipple, 2006 Elexa Nosonchuk, 2007 Ashley Whipple, 2006 Elexa Nosonchuk, 2007- vs. Longwood, 10/19/02 Elizabeth Werbiskis 2002 Eliazbeth Werbiskis, 2000-03 Elizabeth Werbiskis, Elexa Nosonchuk, 2007 Hannah Brown, 2004-05 vs. Trinity (D.C.), 9/28/01 Trinity vs. in 2004 & 2006 (D.C.), 9/28/01 Trinity vs. in 2006 (D.C.), 9/28/01 Trinity vs. in 2006 in 2007 9/15/00 vs. Bridgewater, in 2001 in 2005 Individual 9 21 41 41 4 4 13 20 22 52 101 6 6 6 6 20 117 318 0.47 0.82 15 67 12 49 42 183 10 24 192 0.91 Misc. o r d

d i v i d u ec n GOALS Game Season Career ASSISTS Game Season Career POINTS Game Season Career SHUTOUTS Season Career SAVES Game Season Career AVERAGE AGAINST GOALS Season Career R GOALS Game Fewest Victories Most Losses Fewest Losses Most Consecutive Wins Most Consecutive Losses Most Consecutive Shutouts Best Winning Percentage Home Record All-Time Road Record All-Time Most Goals in Single Game Allowed in Single Game Most Goals I Season ASSISTS Game Season POINTS Game Season SHUTOUTS Season SAVES Game Season AVERAGE AGAINST GOALS Season Most Victories NCAA El i t e 8 2006, NCAA Sw ee t 16 2007 26 1. tournament. minutes intoovertimetoadvanceinthe second halfandgotthewinneraboutthree Springfieldtieditmidwaythroughthe Diana Golden. 15:52 ofthefirsthalfonanassistfrom The Captains' Ashley Cybulskitalliedat in overtimetothe14thrankedPride. Md., CNUtooka1-0halftimelead,butfell PlayingonaneutralfieldatSalisbury, Sweet 16 Springfield 2,CNU1OT 1. Ashley Whipplemadetensaves. and DianaGoldeninthe46th.CNUgoalie Courtney Russtalliedinthe41stminute ButCNUputthingsoutofreachas two minutesbeforethebreak. halftime margin3-1withagoallessthan contest. Alvernia's JanelleLynch madethe had a3-0noteven14minutesintothe ley Traylor andonefrom Ashley Hay, CNU Gettingtwogoalsfrom All-American Ash- contest. a teamhadwonitsinitialpostseason Itwasthefirsttimeinschoolhistorythat 17th-ranked Alvernia atCaptainsField. 3-0 leadandcoastedtoa5-1victoryover the 13th-rankedCaptainsjumpedouttoa Christopher Newportfieldhockeyhistory, Playingthefirstpostseasongamein CNU 5, Alvernia 1 2. 2. 3. 3. 4. 5. 6.

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| CNU leads: 1-0 CNU leads series 5-2 CNU leads series 6-0 UMW leads series 4-3 St. Mary's Gettysburg Sun. Oct. 26 at Lexington, Va. Sat. Sept. 13 at Captains Field Sat. Sept. 13 at Wed. Oct. 1 at Fredericksburg, Va. Oct. Wed. Sun. Oct. 19 at St. Mary's City, Md. Sun. Oct. 19 at St. Mary's City, Mary Washington Mary Washington & Lee Washington Location: St. Mary's City, Md. Location: St. Mary's City, Enrollment: 1,900 President: Margaret O'Brien Director: Scott Devine Athletic Conference: Capital AC Nickname: Seahawks Colors: Blue & Gold Lange Head Coach: Katie 12-5 2007 Record: 240-895-4482 SID: Nairem Moran, e-mail: [email protected] http://www.smcm.edu/ Website: athletics Location: Lexington, Va. Enrollment: 1,760 Ruscio President: Ken Director: Jan Hathorn Athletic Conference: Old Dominion AC Nickname: Generals Blue & white Colors: Royal Orrison Head Coach: Wendy 11-7 2007 Record: 540-458- SID: Brian Laubscher, 8668 e-mail: [email protected] http://www.athletics.wlu. Website: edu Location: Gettysburg, Pa. Location: Gettysburg, 2,400 Enrollment: Janet Riggs Interim President: Wright Director: David Athletic Centennial Conference: Bullets Nickname: & Blue Colors: Orange Snyder Head Coach: Bryan 10-8 2006 Record: SID: Susan Fumagalli, 717-337-6401 e-mail: [email protected] http://www.gettysburg Website: sports.com Va. Location: Fredericksburg, Enrollment: 4,000 President: Judith Hample Ed Hegmann Director: Athletic Conference: Capital AC Nickname: Eagles & White Gray Blue, Colors: Navy Head Coach: Dana Hall 11-9 2006 Record: SID: Clint Often, 540-654-1743 e-mail: [email protected] http://www.umw.edu/ Website: athletics - - - CNU Field Hockey 2008 - s t LC leads series 6-2 CNU leads series 2-0 CNU leads series CNU leads series 7-0 VWC leads series 3-2 Lynchburg Wed. Oct. 8 at Captains Field Oct. Wed. Sat. Oct. 4 at Harrisonburg, Va. Sat. Oct. 4 at Harrisonburg, Wed. Sept. 17 at Captains Field Wed. nen Wed. Sept. 24 at Virginia Beach, Va. Sept. 24 at Virginia Wed. Randolph-Macon Virginia Wesleyan Virginia o Eastern Mennonite Eastern Location: Ashland, Va. Enrollment: 1,100 R. Lindgren President: Robert Director: Denis Kanach Athletic Conference: Old Dominion AC Jackets Nickname: Yellow Lemon & Black Colors: Red, Head Coach: Crystal Carper 7-11 2007 Record: 804-752-7387 SID: Chris Kilcoyne, e-mail: christopherkilcoyne@rmc. edu http://www.rmc.edu/ath Website: letics Location: Virginia Beach, Va. Enrollment: 1,400 Jr. Greer, President: William T. Director: Joanne Renn Athletic Conference: Old Dominion AC Nickname: Marlins Blue & Silver Colors: Navy Anne Kouba Head Coach: Joyce roulis 4-12 2007 Record: 757-455-3393 SID: Joe Wasiluk, e-mail: [email protected] http://www.vwc.edu/ath Website: letics Location: Harrisonburg, Va. Location: Harrisonburg, 1,450 Enrollment: Swartzendruber President: Loren King Director: David Athletic Old Dominion AC Conference: Lady Royals Nickname: Blue & White Colors: Royal Head Coach: Brenda Bechler 10-7 2007 Record: 540-432-4441 Zucconi, SID: Mike @emu.edu e-mail: michael.zucconi http://www.emu.edu/ath Website: letics Va. Location: Lynchburg, Enrollment: 2,000 Garren President: Kenneth Jack Toms Director: Athletic AC Conference: Old Dominion Nickname: Hornets Colors: Crimson & Gray Head Coach: Enza Steele 19-5 2007 Record: Carpenter, SID: Mike 434-544-8495 e-mail: [email protected] http://www.lynchburg. Website: edu/athletics pp - 2008 O 2008 First Meeting First meeting UC leads: 1-0 Kenyon Ursinus Catholic CU leads series 4-3 CU leads series Sat. Oct. 11 at Gambier, Ohio at Gambier, Sat. Oct. 11 Mon. Oct. 13 at Captains Field Sun. Aug. 31 at Baltimore, Md. Aug. 31 Sun. Sat. Sept. 27 at Captains Field Sat. Sept. 27 at Morrisville St. Location: Collegeville, Pa. Enrollment: 1,550 President: John Strassburger Director: Brian Thomas Athletic Conference: Centennial Nickname: Bears Old gold & Black Colors: Red, Moliken Head Coach: Laura 18-3 2007 Record: 610-409-3612 SID: James Wagner, e-mail: [email protected] http://www.ursinus.edu/ Website: section/athletics/index.asp Location: Morrisville, N.Y. Enrollment: 3,385 Cross W. President: Raymond Director: Greg Carroll Athletic Conference: Ind. Nickname: Mustangs Colors: Green, White & Black Head Coach: Adair Milmoe 4-14 2007 Record: Thurston, Wilcox SID: Brandy 315-684-6250 e-mail: [email protected] http://athletics.morris Website: ville.edu Location: Gambier, Ohio Location: Gambier, Enrollment: 1,650 President: Georgia Nugent Smith Peter Director: Athletic Conference: North Coast Nickname: Ladies Colors: Purple & White Head Coach: Jen Johnstone 11-12 2007 Record: 740-427-5471 Fuller, SID: Marty e-mail: [email protected] http://athletics.kenyon. Website: edu Location: Washington, D.C. Location: Washington, 2,400 Enrollment: M. O'Connell David President: Rev. Allen Director: Michael Athletic Capital A.C. Conference: Cardinals Nickname: & Black Red Colors: Cardinal Head Coach: Gia Cillizza 11-9 2007 Record: Jonas, 202-319-5610 SID: Barbara e-mail: [email protected] http://www.cuacardinals. Website: com CNU leads: 1-0 SU leads series 6-2 Catawba Salisbury McDaniel CNU leads series 2-0 CNU leads series 3-0 CNU leads series Sat. Aug. 30 at Baltimore, Md. Sat. Sat. Sept. 20 at Captains Field Sun. Sept. 14 at Captains Field Sun. Sept. 14 Wed. Sept. 10 at Salisbury, Md. Sept. 10 at Salisbury, Wed. Johns Hopkins Location: Salisbury, Md. Location: Salisbury, Enrollment: 6.900 President: Janet Dudley-Eshbach Director: Michael Vienna Athletic Conference: Capital AC Nickname: Sea Gulls Colors: Maroon & Gold Chamberlain Head Coach: Dawn 20-2 2007 Record: 410-543-6016 SID: Sam Atkinson, e-mail: [email protected] http://www.salisbury. Website: edu/athletics Location: Westminster, Md. Location: Westminster, Enrollment: 1,600 President: Joan Coley Director: Jamie Smith Athletic Conference: Centennial Nickname: Green Terror Colors: Green & Gold Jones Head Coach: Melissa Miranda 6-12 2007 Record: Stillson, 410-857-2291 SID: Luke e-mail: [email protected] http://www.mcdaniel. Website: edu/athletics Location: Baltimore, Md. Enrollment: 4,417 President: William Brody Calder Tom Director: Athletic Conference: Centennial Nickname: Blue Jays Colors: Columbia Blue & Black Head Coach: Megan Callahan Fraser 14-6 2007 Record: SID: Ernie Larossa, 410-516-0552 e-mail: [email protected] http://hopkinssports.cstv. Website: com Location: Salisbury, N.C. Location: Salisbury, 1,300 Enrollment: Turner President: Craig Davidson Director: Dennis Athletic South Atlantic Conference: Indians Catawba Nickname: blue & White Navy Colors: Royal Head Coach: Adrian Gantt 5-9 2007 Record: SID: Jim Lewis, 740-637-4720 e-mail: [email protected] - http://www.gocatawbain Website: dians.com Few, if any, Division III schools have had the overall success of the Chris- Ro s t e r o f Cha m p i o nsh i ps topher Newport athletic program. A l i s t o f cha m p i o nsh i ps an d NCAA appea r ances Through the end of the 2007-08 season, CNU teams had won 12 b y Ch r i s t o phe r Ne w p o r t t ea m s o v e r t he y ea r s national championships, either won FOOTBALL 2003 Mason-Dixon Conf. 1980 Dixie Conference 2001 Dixie Conference 2003 USA South 1981 Dixie Conference or shared 162 conference titles and 2001 NCAA 2004 Mason-Dixon Conf. 1982 Dixie Conference 2002 Dixie Conference 2004 USA South 1983 Dixie Conference have produced an amazing number 2002 NCAA 2005 USA South 1984 Dixie Conference 2003 USA South 2006 USA South 1985 Dixie Conference of individual accomplishments. 2003 NCAA 2007 USA South 1986 Dixie Conference CNU athletes have won All-America 2004 USA South 1986 Mason-Dixon Conf. Out. 2004 NCAA WOMEN’S CROSS COUNTRY 1994 Mason-Dixon Conf. Ind. recognition an amazing 537 times 2006 USA South 1994 Dixie Conference 1995 Mason-Dixon Conf. Ind. 2006 NCAA 1995 Dixie Conference 1995 Mason-Dixon Conf. Out. and have captured 64 individual 1998 Dixie Conference 1996 Mason-Dixon Conf. Ind. national championships. BASEBALL 1999 Dixie Conference 1998 Mason-Dixon Conf. Ind. 2001 Dixie Conference 2000 Dixie Conference 1999 Mason-Dixon Conf. Ind. In the USA South Athletic Confer- 2001 NCAA Regional 2001 Dixie Conference 1999 Mason-Dixon Conf. Out. 2002 Dixie Conference 2001 Mason-Dixon Conf. 2000 Mason-Dixon Conf. Ind. ence, CNU has won 11 consecutive 2002 NCAA 3rd place 2002 Dixie Conference 2001 Mason-Dixon Conf. Ind. President’s Cups and 15 of the last 2003 NCAA Regional 2003 Mason-Dixon Conf. 2001 Mason-Dixon Conf. Out. 2003 NCAA 2nd place 2003 USA South 2002 Mason-Dixon Conf. Ind. 24. Statewide, in Virginia, Christo- 2007 USA South 2004 Mason-Dixon Conf. 2002 Mason-Dixon Conf. Out. 2007 NCAA Regional 2004 USA South 2003 Mason-Dixon Conf. Ind. pher Newport has had the best won- 2005 USA South 2003 Mason-Dixon Conf. Out. loss record of any school in the state MEN’S BASKETBALL 2006 USA South 2004 Mason-Dixon Conf. Ind. 1986 Dixie Conference 2007 USA South 2004 Mason-Dixon Conf. Out. for six of the last 11 years. 1986 NCAA First Round 2005 Mason-Dixon Conf. Ind. 1988 Dixie Conference GOLF 2005 Mason-Dixon Conf. Out. Nationally, CNU teams have made 1988 NCAA First Round 1990 NCAA Nationals 2006 Mason-Dixon Conf. Ind. 65 NCAA appearances since 1982, 1989 Dixie Conference 1991 NCAA Nationals 2006 Mason-Dixon Conf. Out. 1989 NCAA First Round 1992 NCAA Nationals 2007 Mason-Dixon Conf. Ind. not counting hundreds of individuals 1990 NCAA First Round 1994 NCAA Nationals 2007 Mason-Dixon Conf. Out. 1991 Dixie Conference 1995 NCAA Nationals 2007 Mason-Dixon Conf. Out. in track, cross country and golf. 1991 NCAA Sweet 16 1996 NCAA Nationals 1993 Dixie Conference 2000 NCAA Nationals WOMEN’S TRACK & FIELD 1993 NCAA Sweet 16 1987 Mason-Dixon Conf. Out. 1994 NCAA Second Round FIELD HOCKEY 1987 NCAA Outdoor Champs 1995 NCAA First Round 2006 NCAA Elite 8 1988 NCAA Indoor Champs 1996 Dixie Conference 2007 NCAA Sweet 16 1988 NCAA Outdoor Champs 1996 NCAA Sweet 16 1989 NCAA Indoor Champs 1997 NCAA Second Round WOMEN’S SOCCER 1989 NCAA Outdoor Champs 1998 Dixie Conference 2000 Dixie Conference 1990 Mason-Dixon Conf. Ind. 1998 NCAA Sweet 16 2000 NCAA First Round 1990 NCAA Indoor Champs 1999 Dixie Conference 2004 USA South 1990 Mason-Dixon Conf. Out. 1999 NCAA First Round 2004 NCAA Elite 8 1991 Mason-Dixon Conf. Ind. 2000 Dixie Conference 2005 USA South 1991 Mason-Dixon Conf. Out. 2000 NCAA Second Round 2005 NCAA 1992 Mason-Dixon Conf. Ind. 2001 Dixie Conference 2006 USA South 1992 NCAA Indoor Champs 2001 NCAA Elite 8 2006 NCAA 1992 NCAA Outdoor Champs 2003 Dixie Conference 1992 Mason-Dixon Conf. Out. 2003 NCAA First Round MEN’S SOCCER 1994 Mason-Dixon Conf. Ind. 2006 USA South 1986 NCAA First Round 1994 Mason-Dixon Conf. Out. 2006 NCAA First Round 2000 Dixie Conference 1994 NCAA Outdoor Champs 2000 NCAA Elite 8 1995 Mason-Dixon Conf. Ind. WOMEN’S BASKETBALL 2006 NCAA Second Round 1996 Mason-Dixon Conf. Ind. 1980 AIAW Regionals 1997 NCAA Indoor Champs 1982 NCAA First Round SOFTBALL 1998 Mason-Dixon Conf. Ind. 1986 Dixie Conference 1993 Dixie Conference 1998 Mason-Dixon Conf. Out. 1986 NCAA Regional 1993 NCAA Regionals 1998 NCAA Indoor Champs 1990 Dixie Conference 1994 Dixie Conference 1998 NCAA Outdoor Champs 1992 NCAA Sweet 16 1995 Dixie Conference 2000 Mason-Dixon Conf. Ind. 1993 Dixie Conference 1995 NCAA Regionals 2000 Mason-Dixon Conf. Out 1993 NCAA First Round 1997 Dixie Conference 2001 Mason-Dixon Conf. Ind. 1995 NCAA First Round 1998 NCAA Regionals 2002 Mason-Dixon Conf. Ind. 1997 NCAA First Round 2001 Dixie Conference 2002 Mason-Dixon Conf. Out. 1998 Dixie Conference 2001 NCAA Regionals 2003 Mason-Dixon Conf. Ind. 1998 NCAA Second Round 2006 NCAA Regionals 2003 Mason-Dixon Conf. Out. 2001 Dixie Conference 2007 USA South 2004 Mason-Dixon Conf. Ind. 2001 NCAA First Round 2007 NCAA Regionals 2004 Mason-Dixon Conf. Out. 2002 NCAA Second Round 2005 Mason-Dixon Conf. Ind. 2006 USA South WOMEN’S LACROSSE 2005 Mason-Dixon Conf. Out. 2006 NCAA Second Round 2006 USA South 2006 Mason-Dixon Conf. Ind. 2006 NCAA First Round 2006 Mason-Dixon Conf. Out. MEN’S CROSS COUNTRY 2006 USA South 2007 Mason-Dixon Conf. Ind. 1980 Dixie Conference 2006 NCAA Regionals 2007 Mason-Dixon Conf. Out. 1981 Dixie Conference 2007 USA South 1982 Dixie Conference 2007 NCAA Regionals VOLLEYBALL 1983 Dixie Conference 2001 Dixie Conference 1984 Dixie Conference MEN’S TENNIS 2001 NCAA Regionals 1984 NCAA Nationals 1976 Dixie Conference 2002 Dixie Conference 1985 Dixie Conference 1977 Dixie Conference 2002 NCAA Regionals 1986 Dixie Conference 1978 Dixie Conference 2004 USA South 1988-92 No competition 1979 Dixie Conference 2004 NCAA Regionals 1993 Dixie Conference 1980 Dixie Conference 2005 USA South 1993 Mason-Dixon Conf. 1982 Dixie Conference 2005 NCAA Regionals 1994 Dixie Conference 1983 Dixie Conference 2007 USA South 1994 NCAA Nationals 1990 Dixie Conference 2007 NCAA Regionals 1994 Mason-Dixon Conf. 1993 Dixie Conference 1995 Dixie Conference 2006 USA South 1996 Dixie Conference 2007 USA South 1997 Dixie Conference 2007 NCAA Regionals 1998 Dixie Conference 1999 Dixie Conference WOMEN’S TENNIS 2000 Dixie Conference 1993 Dixie Conference 2001 Dixie Conference 2006 USA South 2001 Mason-Dixon Conf. 2002 Dixie Conference MEN’S TRACK & FIELD

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