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Division I Records Division I Records Individual Records ................................................................... 2 Individual Leaders ................................................................... 2 Single-Game Records ...................................................... 2 Season Records ................................................................... 3 Career Records .................................................................... 6 Team Records ............................................................................ 10 Team Leaders ............................................................................. 10 Single-Game Records ...................................................... 10 Season Records ................................................................... 11 Annual Individual Champions ........................................... 15 Final National Polls .................................................................. 16 2 DIVISION I FIELD HOCKEY - INDIVIDUAL RECORDS Career GOALS-AGAINST AVERAGE 167—Marina DiGiacomo, Old Dominion, 1997-00; Maaike Individual Records Season Hilbrand, Old Dominion, 1988-89, 91-92 0.13—Kim Decker, Old Dominion, 1992 (1,651 minutes, 3 goals allowed) Official NCAA field hockey statistics began in 1981 and are GOALS PER GAME Career based on information submitted to the NCAA statistics service Season 0.48—Kathy Fosina, Old Dominion, 1988-91 by institutions participating in the statistics rankings, and in- 2.74—Sally Northcroft, Ball St., 1999 (52 in 19 games) formation maintained by the National Field Hockey Coaches Career Association and Chip Rogers, director of emerging programs 1.91—Stacey Ann Siu-Butt, American, 1994-96 (103 in 54 for the NFHCA. In statistical rankings, the rounding of percent- games) Miscellaneous ages and/or averages may indicate ties where none exists. In these cases, the numerical order of the rankings is accurate. ASSISTS Game GOALIE WINS 7—Heather Eastburn, Old Dominion vs. VCU, Nov. 2, 1996 Season Season 26—Kathy Fosina, Old Dominion, 1991; Kathy Fosina, Old 64—Jill Reeve, Old Dominion, 1991 Dominion, 1988 Offense Career Career 139—Jill Reeve, Old Dominion, 1989-92 99—Kathy Fosina, Old Dominion, 1988-91 POINTS ASSISTS PER GAME GOALIE WINNING PERCENTAGE Season Game Season 1.000—Brianna O’Donnell, North Carolina, 2007 (21-0); 15—Elsbeth Vesterre, Kent St. vs Louisville, Oct. 2, 1998 (6 2.46—Jill Reeve, Old Dominion, 1991 (64 in 26 games) Ashley Hohnstine, Maryland, 1999 (19-0); Kim Decker, goals, 3 assists) Career 1.35—Jill Reeve, Old Dominion, 1989-92 (139 in 103 Old Dominion, 1992 (25-0); Kathy Fosina, Old Dominion, Season 1991 (26-0) 151—Marina DiGiacomo, Old Dominion, 2000 (63 goals, games) Career 25 assists) .948—Kathy Fosina, Old Dominion, 1988-91 (99-5-1) Career 414—Marina DiGiacomo, Old Dominion, 1997-00 (167 goals, 80 assists) Defense GOALIE SHUTOUTS Season POINTS PER GAME 21—Kim Decker, Old Dominion, 1992 SAVES Career Season Game 71—Kathy Fosina, Old Dominion, 1988-91 5.81—Marina DiGiacomo, Old Dominion, 2000 (151 in 26 49—Tiffany George, Radford vs. Old Dominion, Nov. 2, 1990 games) Season Career GOALIE MINUTES PLAYED 450—Mary-Alice Zavocki, Lehigh, 1990 4.57—Stacey Ann Siu-Butt, American, 1994-96 (247 in 54 Season games) Career 1,890—Michele Monahan, Penn St., 1986 1,292—Dori Shumadine, La Salle, 1993-96 Career GOALS SAVE PERCENTAGE 6,803—Kim Decker, Old Dominion, 1992-95 Game Season 7—Sally Northcroft, Ball St. vs. American, Sept. 18, 1999 .956—Hilary Rose, Massachusetts, 1994 Season Career 63—Marina DiGiacomo, Old Dominion, 2000 .933—Hilary Rose, Massachusetts, 1993-96 Individual Leaders SINGLE-GAME RECORDS Name, Team Date Opponent G A Pts. Kajee Murangi, Towson ............................. 8/31/2005 UMBC 5 1 11 Rachel Hiskins, Maryland .......................... 9/17/2000 Radford 4 3 11 Offense Elsbeth Vesterre, Kent St. ........................... 10/11/97 Louisville 5 1 11 Jakolien van Eijk, Kent St. ............................9/27/97 Central Mich. 4 3 11 POINTS Jakolien van Eijk, Kent St. ............................9/13/97 Missouri St. 4 3 11 Name, Team Date Opponent G A Pts. Anne Mucera, Northeastern ..................... 10/12/89 Boston College 5 1 11 Elsbeth Vesterre, Kent St. .............................10/2/98 Louisville 6 3 15 30 times, most recent: Sally Northcroft, Ball St. ................................9/18/99 American 7 0 14 Lara Kruggel, California ............................10/12/2012 Pacific 5 0 10 Stacey Siu-Butt, American ...........................9/23/94 VCU 6 2 14 Luli Teruel Gomez, Ohio ............................. 9/1/2012 Radford 5 0 10 Elaine Turchi, Temple ................................... 10/29/81 Rowan 6 1 13 Paige Selenski, Virginia .............................. 8/31/2012 Georgetown 4 2 10 Kathleen Sharkey, Princeton ................... 9/10/2010 Richmond 6 0 12 GOALS Nicole Youman, Louisville ......................... 8/29/2010 Central Mich. 5 2 12 Name, Team Date Opponent Goals Casey Howard, Delaware ........................... 9/6/2009 Brown 5 2 12 Sally Northcroft, Ball St. ......................................9/18/99 American 7 Jessica Javelet, Louisville ........................... 9/4/2005 La Salle 5 2 12 Kathleen Sharkey, Princeton ......................... 9/10/2010 Richmond 6 Kajee Murangi, Towson ............................. 8/31/2005 UMBC 5 2 12 Elsbeth Vesterre, Kent St. ...................................10/2/98 Louisville 6 Jill Lusher, Michigan St. ................................10/3/97 Saint Louis 6 0 12 Jill Lusher, Michigan St. ......................................10/3/97 Saint Louis 6 Kerry Lessard, Iowa ........................................9/20/97 Pacific 6 0 12 Kerry Lessard, Iowa ..............................................9/20/97 Pacific 6 Jenny Everett, Wake Forest .........................9/11/97 Appalachian St. 5 2 12 Stacey Siu-Butt, American .................................9/29/96 Saint Joseph’s (PA) 6 Stacey Siu-Butt, American ...........................9/29/96 Saint Joseph’s (PA) 6 n/a 12 Stacey Siu-Butt, American ..................................9/1/96 Villanova 6 Stacey Siu-Butt, American ............................9/1/96 Villanova 6 n/a 12 Denise Nasca, Northeastern ............................10/25/95 Harvard 6 Denise Nasca, Northeastern ..................... 10/25/95 Harvard 6 0 12 Stacey Siu-Butt, American .................................9/23/94 VCU 6 Jane Catanzaro, Temple................................9/19/90 Hofstra 6 n/a 12 Jane Catanzaro, Temple......................................9/19/90 Hofstra 6 Jane Catanzaro, Temple.................................9/5/90 Drexel 6 n/a 12 Jane Catanzaro, Temple.......................................9/5/90 Drexel 6 Sarah Breen, Old Dominion ..................... 10/5/2012 Towson 5 1 11 Elaine Turchi, Temple ..........................................10/29/81 Rowan 6 Chelsey Feole, Boston College ...............10/28/2009 Harvard 5 1 11 39 times, most recent: Sarah Blythe-Wood, Richmond .............. 10/9/2009 Saint Louis 5 1 11 Lara Kruggel, California ..................................10/12/2012 Pacific 5 Megan Foster, Villanova ............................ 9/24/2006 Lehigh 5 1 11 Sarah Breen, Old Dominion ........................... 10/5/2012 Towson 5 Luli Teruel Gomez, Ohio ....................................9/1/2012 Radford 5 DIVISION I FIELD HOCKEY - INDIVIDUAL LEADERS 3 ASSISTS SEASON Records Name, Team Date Opponent Assists Heather Eastburn, Old Dominion ...................11/2/96 VCU 7 Deanna DiCroce, Lafayette ...........................10/16/2010 Holy Cross 6 Katie O’Donnell, Maryland ............................. 9/14/2008 Northwestern 6 Offense Maeke Boreel, Wake Forest ............................ 10/8/2003 Davidson 6 Claire Laubach, Wake Forest .......................... 10/8/2003 Davidson 6 POINTS Kerri Schoultz, Ball St. ..........................................9/25/99 Louisville 6 Name, Team Year Games G A Pts. Jakolien van Eijk, Kent St. ..................................10/7/97 Davis & Elkins 6 Marina DiGiacomo, Old Dominion ..........................2000 26 63 25 151 Kelli James, Old Dominion ................................11/7/92 James Madison 6 Kelli James, Old Dominion .........................................1992 25 36 59 131 Jill Reeve, Old Dominion ....................................11/7/92 James Madison 6 Jane Catanzaro, Temple...............................................1990 24 53 2 108 Rachel Miller, Kent St. ....................................... 11/1/2009 Ball St. 5 Sally Northcroft, Ball St. ...............................................1999 19 52 3 107 Katie O’Donnell, Maryland ............................. 9/13/2009 Towson 5 Maaike Hilbrand, Old Dominion ..............................1989 26 46 14 106 Kelly Cochrane, Connecticut ......................... 10/4/2002 Quinnipiac 5 Maaike Hilbrand, Old Dominion ..............................1991 26 48 6 102 Clare Turkington, Villanova ...............................9/12/99 VCU 5 Stacey Ann Siu-Butt, American .................................1996 18 41 19 101 Jakolien van Eijk, Kent St. .................................10/11/97 Louisville 5 Katie O’Donnell, Maryland .........................................2010 24 32 34 98 Michele Barnard, Boston U. ...............................10/1/95 Drexel 5 Elsbeth Vesterre, Kent St. ............................................1998 23 38 18 94 Jill Pearsall, Penn St. ............................................11/10/94 Princeton 5 Carole Thate, James Madison ....................................1993
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