Temple Lacrosse

TEMPLE UNIVERSITY 2014 SCHEDULE Location...... Philadelphia, Pa. Date Day Opponent...... Time Founded...... 1884 Feb. 15 Sat. SAINT JOSEPH’S...... 1:00 p.m. Enrollment...... 39,000 Feb. 19 Wed. LA SALLE...... 3:00 p.m. President ...... Neil D. Theobald Feb. 23 Sun. at Cornell ...... 12:00 p.m. Director of Athletics ...... Kevin Clark Mar. 1 Sat. OREGON...... 1:00 p.m. Nickname...... Owls Mar. 4 Tue. at Colorado ...... 5:00 p.m. Colors...... Cherry and White Mar. 8 Sat. at Denver ...... 3:00 p.m. Home Field ...... Geasey Field Mar. 15 Sat. DELAWARE...... 1:00 p.m. Capacity...... 1,000 Mar. 19 Wed. HOFSTRA...... 3:00 p.m. Conference...... BIG EAST Mar. 22 Sat. at UMBC...... 12:00 p.m. Mar. 29 Sat. * UCONN...... 1:00 p.m. COACHING STAFF Apr. 5 Sat. * VILLANOVA ...... 1:00 p.m. Head Coach...... Bonnie Rosen Apr. 11 Fri. * LOUISVILLE...... 3:00 p.m. Alma Mater...... Virginia ‘93 Apr. 13 Sun. * CINCINNATI ...... 12:00 p.m. Temple Record/Years...... 55-66/7 Apr. 17 Thurs. * at Marquette...... 3:00 p.m. Overall Record/Years ...... 123-147/17 Apr. 19 Sat. * at Georgetown...... 4:00 p.m. Phone...... 215-204-6668 Apr. 25 Fri. * at Rutgers ...... 7:00 p.m. E-Mail...... [email protected] BIG EAST Tournament Assistant Coach...... Jennifer Wong May 1 Thurs. ** BIG EAST Semifinal...... TBA Phone...... 215-204-6423 May 3 Sat. ** BIG EAST Final...... TBA E-Mail ...... [email protected] Grad. Asst. Coach...... Molly Fernandez Home games in CAPS; * BIG EAST Conference game; Phone...... 215-204-6423 ** BIG EAST Tournament (in Washington, D.C.); E-Mail...... [email protected] All times Eastern and subject to change. THE TEAM Letterwinners Returning/Lost ...... 21/7 Starters Returning/Lost ...... 7/4 2013 Overall Record...... 9-8 2013 A-10 Record...... 4-3 2013 A-10 Regular Season Finish...... T-3rd Postseason...... A-10 Semifinals ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS Contact...... Karen Auerbach Office Phone...... 215-204-3850 Office Fax...... 215-204-7499 E-mail ...... [email protected] Website...... www.owlsports.com TABLE OF CONTENTS Outlook...... 3 Head Coach ...... 6 Coaching Staff...... 8 Roster...... 9 Under Armour® is the official outfitter of Temple Athletics. The originators of performance ap- Player Profiles...... 11-21 parel, Under Armour has transitioned athletes into moisture-wicking apparel since 1996. Newcomers...... 22-24 Under Armour products are sold worldwide and worn by athletes at all levels, from youth to professional, on playing fields around the globe. 2013 Year in Review...... 26 2013 Statistics...... 27 BIG EAST Conference ...... 28 CREDITS Record Book...... 30-31 The 2014 Temple Lacrosse Media Guide was written and edited by Karen Auerbach. Layout and cover design by Kelli All-Time Roster...... 37 Sheesley and Karen Auerbach. Additional editing provided by Larry Dougherty and Al Shrier. Cover photos and interior pho- All-Time Results...... 38-40 tography provided by Mitchell Leff, Zohrab Kazanjian, Joseph V. Labolito, Paul Keener and Greg Carroccio. Published by the Tem- ple University Department of Intercollegiate Athletics. Temple University & Philadelphia...... 42-58 2 New Conference. New Traditions. New Rivalries.

2014 Season Outlook As Temple lacrosse enters its first season in the senior class and has made key contributions in the standing freshman year and shows a real knack for BIG EAST Conference with a roster made up prima- midfield, including scoring two goals and adding a being able to organize and attack and see things. In rily of underclassmen, eighth-year Temple head pair of assists last season. terms of physical ability to get to goal, we have a lot coach Bonnie Rosen says to “expect the unexpected.” “I expect our senior class to be really strong,” of different options. The Owls are largely unknown to most of the oppo- said Rosen. “Especially early in the nents they will face in 2014, but they are somewhat season, we expect all four of them unknown to themselves as well. to be key leadership on the field. Temple has had its fall season and a month of They all have a lot of experience spring practice to start working on its new group dy- and have seen a lot and are com- namics, and the approach will be very different with fortable on the field right now.” the make-up of this year’s team. The junior class is also a “We are wide open right now,” said Rosen, in small one with four players, cov- speaking about who she expects to step up offen- ering every position on the field sively. “Our seniors last year did a really fantastic job from goalkeeper to attack. Juniors for us. They were anchors to the program and all the Macie Hauck and Molly Seefried underclassmen were athletes that helped make a combined for seven goals last year, big difference. This year it’s more about who can do while junior Rachel Hall will be that, plus know more and be more veteran in their vying for goalkeeping time along play.” with redshirt sophomore Jaqi The Owls have four seniors on the roster, in- Kakalecik. Both were backups to cluding one fifth-year player in defender Nina Fal- Meghan Clothier in 2013. cone. Senior Jaymie Tabor is the team’s leading Including Kakalecik, the returning scorer with 27 goals scored in 2013, and sophomore class is the largest by senior Kelly Syphard was also among last year’s far with 13 members. Among that leaders with 10 goals. Lea Britton rounds out the group is attacker Rachel Schwaab, Senior Jaymie Tabor an Atlantic 10 All-Rookie Team se- “I think the difference from last year will be lection last year after tying for that we played to our experience to try to win fourth on the team with 23 goals. games, and this year it’s going to take a true team She was second on the squad with effort to take advantage of everyone’s talents.” 10 assists, and her 33 total points One of the anchors of Temple’s defense, in ad- ranked third. Fellow sophomores dition to Falcone, will be sophomore Summer Jaros. Kirstie Connor and Nicole Tiernan “Defensively, we’re going to be more athletic were also A-10 All-Rookie Team than we’ve been,” said Rosen. “We look to see Sum- honorees in their debut campaigns mer help us out defensively after being on offense for Temple. Tiernan finished her last year. She brings size and aggressiveness in con- freshman year with eight goals, junction with others who have already been in that while Connor recorded four. position. So I think we’ll be using size and foot speed “If you look at the stats, we to anchor our defense initially, as we learn to be lost our leading scorers,” said smarter.” Rosen, “but that isn’t to say we lost As the Owls adjust to their new look on the our scoring power. Our younger field, they will also be preparing to face a lineup of players have to be willing to step in new opponents that include preseason BIG EAST fa- and make that scoring impact. I vorite and #10 Georgetown. The rest of the BIG EAST think we’ll be a much more well- slate includes fellow associate members UConn, Rut- rounded offense this year. We have gers and Louisville along with Villanova, Cincinnati a lot of scoring threats in the mid- and Marquette. Both Rutgers and Louisville will field and attack. Rachel had an out- leave after the 2014 season. Sophomore Rachel Schwaab

4 New Conference. New Traditions. New Rivalries. 2014 Season Outlook

“It’s really exciting to be a part of a new con- game, especially at the start of the season. rience and it’s easier to focus when you’re on the road ference,” says Rosen. “We don’t get to the BIG EAST “The freshmen have room to make an impact,” than when you’re at home. I love that we’ll be going games for awhile, but it’s certainly on our mind in said Rosen. “Morgan Glassford was an impact player to some new places. When things are unfamiliar, you preparations. We’re going to come up against new for us all fall, which is pretty remarkable as a fresh- have to learn how to deal with that.” styles. The fun part for us is that we’re the unknown. man to step on the field and make such a diﬀerence. In the preseason BIG EAST Conference Coaches Everyone else has played each other.” She’s probably the most ready, but they’re all gaining Poll, the Owls were picked to finish fifth among the “For me, moving into a new conference is ac- confidence and learning the system. I would expect eight teams. Georgetown was picked to win the tually a really good coaching piece,” added Rosen. that a lot of them will contribute.” league, followed by UConn, Louisville and Rutgers. “We’re a young team, and they won’t settle for what Temple’s schedule starts at home with two fa- The early part of Temple’s BIG EAST slate is they think they know. I think it’s important to ap- miliar opponents both from Philadelphia and its for- home-heavy. After its final non-conference game at proach each season as a new year and approach each mer conference- Saint Joseph’s and La Salle. The road UMBC on March 22, the Owls will play four league game as a new game, and not think that you know schedule includes an early trip to Cornell before a games in a row at home on Geasey Field. your opponents from previous years because things spring break trip out west to Colorado, where the The last three conference games will take the are always changing, and that is certainly the case Owls will face both Colorado and Denver. Owls to Marquette, Georgetown, and finally Rutgers. for us. Rosen looks forward to taking her team on Georgetown will serve as the host of the BIG Rosen’s freshman class has seven players, and those trips, and another one down the road to BIG EAST Championships, set for Thursday and Saturday, she expects not only a lot of fighting for starting po- EAST foe Marquette. May 1 and 3. sitions, but a lot of players to be on the field each “It’s exciting,” she said. “I find it’s a great expe-

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Head Coach Bonnie Rosen

Tournament for the first time since 2004. The 13 wins were the most since the 2003 season. Bonnie After capturing the A-10 title, Rosen was selected the US Lacrosse Coach of the Week. Rosen had a fruitful first season on North Broad in 2007, ROSEN leading the Owls to the semifinals of the A-10 Tournament and Head Coach the program’s first win over Richmond since the 2004 season. Prior to her arrival at Temple, Rosen spent 10 years at the Eighth Season University of Connecticut, starting the Husky program from Virginia ‘93 scratch in 1997. She led UConn to a 2005 ECAC Championship and a Top 20 National Ranking during her decade in Storrs. As Bonnie Rosen enters her eighth season at the helm of IWLCA All-Region Second Team honors, marking the second year In 2005, Rosen led the Huskies to their best season Temple lacrosse, her contributions to the sport and to the com- in a row a Temple player had done so. Five of Rosen's student- ever, recording a 12-5 overall record and capturing the pro- munity continue to be recognized by many. Over the past seven athletes earned Atlantic 10 Conference postseason honors, high- gram's first ECAC Championship. seasons on North Broad Street, Rosen, a 2010 US Lacrosse Hall lighted by Markunas' selection to the A-10 First Team. UConn was nationally ranked for a record five consecu- of Fame inductee, has guided the Owls to significant achieve- The 2011 season saw the Owls finish at 7-10 overall, but tive weeks, peaking at an all-time high of No. 15. For her ef- ments on the field and through valuable growth experiences they fared well in conference play with a record of 5-2. Third- forts, Rosen was voted the BIG EAST Coach of the Year. In 2000, off the field. seeded Temple faced Richmond and lost in the semifinals of the the Huskies won a school record 10 games and made a post- In the 2014 season, Rosen will lead the Owls as they em- A-10 Tournament, but Rosen had a rising star in then-sopho- season appearance in the Division I ECAC Championships. By bark on their first season in the BIG EAST Conference after 15 more Swavola who concluded her season with A-10 First Team 2003, the Huskies earned a No. 18 national ranking. years as a member of the Atlantic 10 Conference. She is no honors and All-Region Second Team honors. During her time at UConn, Rosen produced two All-Amer- stranger to the BIG EAST name, having coached in the league for After a season that saw the Owls fall short of some team icans, five All-Region players, 10 All-Big East players and the 10 years at the University of Connecticut, but the make-up of goals, the team began to turn things around in 2010, finishing 2006 Division I Scholar Athlete of the Year. Members of her the BIG EAST has changed remarkably since then. at 7-10 overall and 4-3 in the conference to earn the fourth seed lacrosse teams have also been honored with Academic All- Rosen reached the 100-win mark in her career early in in the A-10 Tournament. The Owls were only narrowly defeated, America, BIG EAST Honor Roll and UConn Honor Roll distinc- the 2011 season, and in November of 2011, Rosen was honored 15-13 by top seed Richmond in the by the Friends of Jaclyn Foundation (FOJ). At the annual FOJ semifinals. Off the field, Temple Gala, the organization recognized two individuals for their high "adopted" its second little sister level of commitment and passion in exemplifying the organi- through the Friends of Jaclyn Organiza- zation’s mission, which is to improve the quality of life for chil- tion, welcoming Lily Adkins to the Tem- dren battling pediatric brain tumors. ple lacrosse family. The team also began Over the summer of 2012, Rosen was tabbed as an asso- participating in the Comcast Connectors ciate head coach for the Israel Lacrosse Women's National Team program, working with mentors which competed in the European Lacrosse Festival in Amster- through Comcast in Philadelphia. dam. Her work with the team will continue for the next couple With the top three scorers having years. graduated at the end of the 2008 sea- After narrowly missing out on a conference tournament son, Temple had its struggles in 2009. berth in 2012, Rosen guided the team back to the tournament The team went 4-12 overall and 2-5 in in 2013. Temple finished at 9-8 overall, but its 4-3 league mark the A-10, finishing sixth and missing was good enough for third place. The Owls’ season ended in the out on a berth in the conference tour- A-10 semifinals with a loss to Duquesne, but Temple seniors nament. Stephany Parcell and Charlotte Swavola were deservedly hon- The 2008 season was a banner ored for their play throughtout the year. year for Temple lacrosse, as Rosen led Parcell became Temple’s third player in three years to be the Owls to the Atlantic 10 regular sea- named to the IWLCA All-Region Second Team, and both her and son championship and a record-setting Swavola played in the IWLCA Senior All-Star Game. The pair fifth A-10 Tournament crown, while were named to the A-10 First Team, and three of their team- picking up the 2008 Atlantic 10 Coach mates were also honored with A-10 awards. of the Year honors. The Owls finished The 2012 season highlights included a 5-0 start and the with a 13-7 overall record, a 6-1 mark in program's 400th overall victory. Stephanie Markunas earned the conference and advanced to the NCAACoach Rosen with Temple’s Faculty Athletic Representative Eleanor Myers (left) and Asst. Coach Jennifer Wong (right) at the 2011 Breakfast of Champions. 2013-14 Temple Lacrosse Media Guide 7 Head Coach Bonnie Rosen

tions. In 2003, 19 players were named to the BIG EAST Academic storied National Team career. Since first making the United States Lacrosse Hall of Fame, and in 2010 she earned her fourth and Honor Roll and the team received the IWLCA Academic Merit National Team in 1992, Rosen has competed in several tours in- fifth such honors when she was inducted into both the Con- Award for having one of the top three grade point averages cluding trips to Great Britain (1996) and Australia (1997). In necticut Lacrosse Hall of Fame and the US Lacrosse Hall of Fame. (3.37) among all Division I lacrosse programs in the country. 1997, Rosen was a starting defender for Team USA at the World Rosen is very active in the sport of lacrosse serving on var- Rosen's teams were named to the IWLCA Honor Roll every year Cup Championships in Edogowa, Japan, when it captured the ious committees and boards. She has chaired the NCAA Regional since its inception. gold in a thrilling sudden-death victory. Four years later, Rosen Advisory Committee, the All-Region Committee, the IWLCA Ethic Rosen also served as Yale's assistant women's lacrosse once again had the honor to wear the USA uniform and help the Committee and has served on the IWLCA Rules Committee, and coach and assistant women's soccer coach from 1995-1997. Dur- team go undefeated in play capturing the 2001 World Champi- the IWLCA All-American Committee. She was the first President ing that time the lacrosse team posted records of 14-2 in 1995 onship and her second gold medal in High Wycombe, England. of the BIG EAST Lacrosse Coaches Association. She has represented and 10-4 in 1996, winning the ECAC Division I Championship in Now a 14-year veteran of the squad, Rosen was selected to the the Athletes Council on both the US Lacrosse Board of Governors 1995 and finishing second in the Ivy League in 1996. 2003-2004 Elite Team and was a silver medalist at the 2005 and Board of Directors. She is a member of the US Lacrosse Safety A graduate of the University of Virginia with a Bachelor of World Cup Championships. Education Committee and currently serves on the US Lacrosse Science degree in education, Rosen was a four-year, two-sport In 2000, Rosen was honored by being inducted into the Board of Directors representing college coaches. Rosen also is a US athlete, playing both lacrosse and field hockey for the Cavaliers Harriton High School Hall of Fame and in 2002 she received the Lacrosse Coaches Education Trainer and is part of a nation-wide under coach Jane Miller. In 1991, Rosen helped lead the lacrosse distinction of being inducted into the Philadelphia Jewish Sports initiative to grow the sport across the country by training coaches team to its first NCAA Division I National Championship. During Hall of Fame, making her one of the youngest persons to be in- to teach lacrosse. her career at Virginia, she earned regional All-American honors ducted into that Hall of Fame. She was named to the ACC (At- A native of Bala Cynwyd, Pa., Rosen is a 1988 graduate of and was named Captain and MVP of both the field hockey and lantic Coast Conference) 50th Anniversary Lacrosse Team and as Harriton High School where she was a three-sport athlete and lacrosse teams in her senior year. one of Inside Lacrosse Magazine's Top 50 All-Time Players. In played lacrosse for head coach Phyliss Pillard. Her successful collegiate career has been followed by a 2009, Rosen was inducted into the Eastern Pennsylvania

8 New Conference. New Traditions. New Rivalries. Assistant Coaches

Jennifer Wong, a former familiar face in the Temple lacrosse program, re-joined the team as an assistant coach for Bonnie Rosen in 2010. Wong was a graduate assistant coach for the Owls from 2007-09, and came back to Jennifer Temple after a year as the head coach at Immaculata. In Wong's stint at Immaculata, she led the Mighty Macs to their most successful season to date. Immaculata qualified for the Colonial States Ath- WONG letic Conference Tournament for the first time in the program's history as the sixth seed with a 5-11 overall and 3-5 CSAC mark. Assistant Coach Wong also guided the Mighty Macs to a program-best four all-conference selections in 2010 as three players garnered second team all-CSAC hon- Fourth Season ors and another earned honorable mention accolades. During Wong’s previous years with the Owls as a graduate assistant, she Connecticut ‘05 helped guide them to the 2008 NCAA Tournament after winning the Atlantic 10 regular season and tournament titles. In addition to Wong's coaching duties at Temple, she serves as the chair- person for the IWLCA Outreach Committee that focuses on diversity and minority development. As part of the committee, she runs Project IRM, a program to Identify, Recruit and Mentor minority women's lacrosse coaches. Each year, Wong writes a grant to receive money from the NCAA's Matching Grants for the Advancement of Minority Women Coaches. Before joining the Owls’ staff in the fall of 2007, Wong was an assistant coach at Rutgers for two seasons. While with the Scarlet Knights, Wong worked primarily with the goalies and defensive unit. In her two years at RU, the squad improved from an unranked team with a 7-9 record in 2006 into an IWLCA 17th-ranked team with a 12-5 record in 2007. Wong entered the coaching ranks following her playing days at the University of Connecticut, where she was a goalkeeper for then-head coach Bonnie Rosen. A four-year letterwinner from 2001-05, Wong helped the squad to the 2005 ECAC Championship and a No. 15 national ranking. In addition to receiving her bachelor’s degree in business administration from UConn, she also received her master’s degree from Temple in sport and recreation administration.

Molly Fernandez, a 2013 graduate of Penn State University, joined the Temple lacrosse staff as an assistant coach in August of 2013. Fernandez, who will work toward her master’s degree in educational leadership while Molly at Temple, was a standout attacker for the Nittany Lions in her four-year career. As a senior and team captain in 2013, Fernandez started in 20 games FERNANDEZ and ranked third on the team with 30 goals. She helped lead the Nittany Lions to a 14-7 record, their most wins since 1999, and to the NCAA Tourna- Graduate Assistant Coach ment quarterfinals for a second straight year. In her junior season, Fernandez led Penn State with 35 goals, record- First Season ing at least a hat trick in five games. She scored a career-high five goals in a big win against Duquesne. Fernandez scored 11 goals as a sophomore. She Penn State ‘13 was a standout freshman at Penn State, registering at least one point in all 17 starts. She was named the American Lacrosse Conference (ALC) Rookie of the Week three times, and ranked second on the team in points with 40, scoring 27 goals while adding 13 assists. Fernandez, who was twice named to the ALC Academic Honor Roll, earned her bachelor’s degree in rehabilitation and human services from Penn State in May, 2013. A native of Baltimore, Fernandez was a four-year letterwinner at the McDonough School in Owings Mill, Md. She led her team to the IAAM ‘A’ Conference Championship for the first time in school history in her senior year and was named an Under Armour All-American as well as First Team All-Metro by the Baltimore Sun. In addition to playing for McDonough, Fernandez played club lacrosse for the Skywalkers.

2013-14 Temple Lacrosse Media Guide 9 2014 Roster No. Name Pos. Yr. Ht. Hometown High School 1 Jaqi Kakalecik R-So. GK 5-7 Whitehouse Station, N.J. Hunterdon Central 2 Rachel Barile Fr. M 5-7 Bel Air, Md. Fallston 3 Megan Pinkerton So. M 5-2 Lancaster, Pa. Manheim Township 4 Kara Stroup So. M 5-4 Garnet Valley, Pa. Garnet Valley 5 Avery Longstaﬀ So. M 5-6 Denver, Pa. Cocalico 6 Gabby Szczepanek Fr. M 5-2 Wyncote, Pa. Cheltenham 8 Kathryn Skahan So. M 5-2 West Chester, Pa. Bishop Shanahan 9 Jaymie Tabor Sr. A 5-9 Downingtown, Pa. Downingtown West 10 Molly Seefried Jr. M/A 5-7 Abington, Pa. Abington 11 Kari Longstaﬀ So. M 5-6 Denver, Pa. Cocalico 12 Carli Fitzgerald Jr. D 5-7 Abington, Pa. Abington 13 Macie Hauck Jr. A 5-5 Hatfield, Pa. North Penn 14 Morgan Glassford Fr. M 5-5 Wallingford, Pa. Strath Haven 15 Lea Britton Sr. M 5-4 Holland, Pa. Council Rock 16 Rachel Hall Jr. GK 5-6 Mullica Hill, N.J. Clearview Regional 17 Kirstie Connor So. M 5-2 Westminster, Md. North Carroll 19 Summer Jaros So. M 5-10 Avondale, Pa. Bishop Shanahan 21 Maddie McTigue So. M 5-9 West Chester, Pa. Villa Maria Academy 22 Rachel Schwaab So. A 5-8 Baltimore, Md. Catonsville 23 Bridget Hufnagel So. M 5-9 Lancaster, Pa. Lampeter Strasberg 24 Nina Falcone Gr. D 5-7 Collegeville, Pa. Perkiomen Valley 25 Kelly Syphard Sr. M 5-6 Baltimore, Md. Mercy 27 Carly Demato Fr. M 5-10 Medford, N.J. Shawnee 29 Anna Frederick Fr. M 5-8 Rehoboth Beach, Del. Cape Henlopen 33 Brooke Williams Fr. A 5-8 Churchville, Md. C. Milton Wright 34 Brenda McDermott R-Fr. M 5-7 Harleysville, Pa. North Penn 44 Nicole Tiernan So. M 5-6 Washington Township, N.J. Washington Township 47 Megan Tiernan So. M 5-6 Washington Township, N.J. Washington Township 49 Krissy Gallivan Fr. M 5-5 Avondale, Pa. Kennett

Head Coach: Bonnie Rosen (Virginia ’93), eighth season Assistant Coach: Jennifer Wong (Connecticut ’05), fourth season Graduate Assistant Coach: Molly Fernandez (Penn State ’13), first season

2014 Temple Lacrosse Team 10 New Conference. New Traditions. New Rivalries.

Meet the Owls 2013: Played in all 17 games, starting in 13...Scored a goal Lea in a win at USC (3/13) and #15 recorded an assist in a win vs. BRITTON Lafayette (3/2)...Recorded a season-high two points in a Senior • 5-4 • M win at Duquesne (4/7) with a goal and an assist...Tallied 10 Holland, Pa. ground balls, nine draw controls and seven caused Council Rock turnovers...Named to Temple's President's Honor Roll for a second straight year for having a GPA above 3.5...Also named one of Temple's Trustee Ten for recording one of the 10 highest GPA's among all Temple student-athletes.

2012: Played in all 17 games as a sophomore, starting in five...Scored six goals, including two in a win at Lafayette (3/3)...Ranked seventh on the team with 16 ground balls...Earned 14 draw controls...Tied for third on the team with eight caused turnovers...Named to Temple's President's Honor Roll for having a GPA above 3.5.

2011: Named to the Atlantic 10 All-Rookie Team after a solid freshman campaign...Played in 14 games and scored two goals for the Owls in her rookie season...Tallied a goal each in wins at Saint Joseph's and vs. George Washington, also notching an assist in the latter...Named to Temple's Director's Honor Roll for having a GPA above 3.0.

High School: Team captain and Team MVP as a senior at Council Rock High School…Varsity starter all four years…Three-time first team all-league selection…Named to theBucks County Courier Times “Golden Teams” First Team as a senior, second team as a sophomore and honorable mention as a freshman…Scored 154 goals including 44 as a senior…Earned team’s most valuable midfielder award as a junior, most hustle award as a sophomore and rookie of the year award as a freshman…Three-year letterwinner in field hockey and team captain as a senior…Named to all-league third team in field hockey as a senior…Also a four-year member of the varsity basketball team and a three-time team captain…Member of National, French and Math Honor Societies. CAREER STATS Year GP-GS Goals Assists Points GB DC CT Personal: Sister, Danielle, was a member of the Temple Crew Team from 2004-08…Is majoring 2011 14-0 21 3362 in kinesiology at Temple. 2012 17-5 60 616 14 8 2013 17-13 22 410 97 Totals 48-18 10 3 13 29 29 18

12 New Conference. New Traditions. New Rivalries. Meet the Owls 2013: Started all 17 games on defense for the Owls...Was a Nina team co-captain...Ranked #24 sixth on the team with 17 FALCONE ground balls and tied for second with 13 caused Senior • 5-7 • D turnovers...Also recorded eight draw controls...Named to Collegeville, Pa. Temple's President's Honor Roll for a third straight year for Perkiomen Valley having a GPA above 3.5.

2012: Played and started in the first six games of the season before suﬀering a season-ending injury early in the Owls' game at Florida on March 10...Recorded five draw controls and four caused turnovers in those six contests...Named to Temple's President's Honor Roll for a second straight year for having a GPA above 3.5.

2011: Played in 14 games and started 12 for the Owls in her sophomore season...Tallied nine groundballs and seven caused turnovers...Named to Temple's President's Honor Roll for having a GPA above a 3.5.

2010: Appeared in 12 games for the Cherry and White, starting in five…Recorded 10 groundballs and caused three turnovers…Named to Temple’s Director’s Honor Roll for academic achievement.

High School: Captained Perkiomen Valley during junior and senior seasons...Named All-League junior and senior seasons...Team MVP during junior year and senior years and Defensive Player of the Year during sophomore season...Named Citizen Athlete of the Pac 10 as a senior...Also played four years of field hockey and was captain as a junior and senior...Named All-Area for field hockey in 2007 and 2008, and earned the coaches award during sophomore, junior and senior seasons...Member of National Honor Society as a senior...Played on club team Sepa.

Personal: Majoring in speech, language and hearing and minoring in public health...Brother, CAREER STATS Carmen, played football at Villinova...Sister, Maria, played lacrosse at La Salle...Has worked at a Year GP-GS Goals Assists Points GB DC CT 2010 12-5 00 010 03 camp for children with disabilities for eight summers called the Variety Club, influencing her de- 2011 14-12 00 0937 cision to attend Temple and receive a master's degree in speech pathology. 2012 6-6 00 0354 2013 17-17 00 017 8 13 Totals 49-40 00 049 16 27

2013-14 Temple Lacrosse Media Guide 13 Meet the Owls 2013: Played in 15 games, starting in 14...Ranked sixth Kelly on the team with 10 goals, #25 also adding three assists for 13 SYPHARD total points...Recorded 10 ground balls and seven caused Senior • 5-6 • M turnovers...Scored a season- high three goals in a win vs. St. Baltimore, Md. Bonaventure (4/5) to start a four-game scoring Mercy streak...Recorded two goals and an assist in games at Duquesne (4/7) and #13 Massachusetts (4/12)...Named to Temple's Director's Honor Roll for a third straight year.

2012: Was limited by injury, playing in only eight games and starting in six...Had a strong start to the season before being sidelined, scoring 10 goals in the first six games...Scored three goals in a narrow, 12-11 win at Rutgers (2/22)...Also notched a hat trick with three goals in a win at Lafayette (3/3)...Recorded 10 draw controls and five caused turnovers...Named to Temple's Director's Honor Roll for a second straight year.

2011: Played in 12 games in her rookie season with the Owls...Scored a goal in two of her first three games...Finished the season with eight groundballs, six draw controls and four caused turnovers...Named to Temple's Director's Honor Roll for having a GPA above 3.0.

High School:Team co-captain and Team MVP as a senior at Mercy High School in Baltimore…Started all four years on the varsity team and tallied two six-goal games as a senior…Club Team ROME won the Beach Lax Tournament in 2009…Also lettered for three years in soccer and the team placed second at the conference championships her senior year…Honor student and member of the GAA (Girls Athletic Association).

Personal: Cousin, Lindsey Syphard, played lacrosse at Villanova…Is undecided on a major at CAREER STATS Temple. Year GP-GS Goals Assists Points GB DC CT 2011 12-0 20 2864 2012 8-6 10 0 10 3 10 5 2013 15-14 10 3 13 10 67 Totals 35-20 22 3 25 21 22 16

14 New Conference. New Traditions. New Rivalries. Meet the Owls 2013: Played in 13 games, starting in 12...Missed a Jaymie stretch early in the conference #9 season after suﬀering a con- TABOR cussion...Still finished third on the team with 27 goals, Senior • 5-9 • A adding three assists for 30 total points...Recorded 11 Downingtown, Pa. draw controls and seven Downingtown West caused turnovers...Had a huge game at San Diego State (3/16), scoring six goals...Scored five goals at #13 Massachusetts (4/12)...Recorded hat tricks in back-to-back games vs. Lafayette (3/2) and at #18 Stanford (3/10)...Scored nine total goals in the final four games of the season.

2012: Played in all 17 games...Named to the All-Philly Third Team by PhillyCollegeSports.com...Scored 21 goals to rank fourth on the team...Began the season in impressive fashion, scoring six goals in the Owls' season-opening, 14-12 win vs. Oregon...Four of those goals were among Temple's final five goals of the game...Recorded five other multiple-goal performances, including four goals in a win vs. Saint Joseph's (4/20)...Led the team with 10 caused turnovers.

2011: Came on strong oﬀensively near the end of the season to help the Owls to three straight wins and a berth in the Atlantic 10 Championship semifinals...Scored 15 goals in her rookie campaign including 12 total in the final five games...Scored four goals including the game-winner in double overtime at Duquesne (4/15)...Named the Atlantic 10 Rookie of the Week on April 18 after also scoring twice in a win vs. St. Bonaventure on April 17...Recorded 10 draw controls and a pair of caused turnovers.

High School: Four-year letterwinner for Downington High School, where she earned All-Ches-Mont League Second Team and All-Phillylacrosse.com Honorable Mention as a junior...Was a 2009 and 2010 Academic All-America Team selection...Helped her team capture its second-straight Ches-Mont league title while reaching the second round of the District 1 playoﬀs as a junior...Recorded 54 goals, 22 assists and 21 draw controls as a junior, 68 goals, 22 assists and 57 CAREER STATS draw controls as a sophomore...Also was a four-year letterwinner for the soccer team, which won Year GP-GS Goals Assists Points GB DC CT its fourth consecutive Ches-Mont League title while capturing its second state championship in 2011 14-0 15 0 15 2 10 2 three years...Garnered All-Ches-Mont League First Team accolades in soccer...Played for the Penn- 2012 17-0 21 1 22 9 10 10 sylvania Express club team. 2013 13-12 27 3 30 9 11 7 Totals 44-12 63 4 67 20 31 19 Personal: Previously enrolled at the University of New Hampshire...Is undecided on a major at Temple.

2013-14 Temple Lacrosse Media Guide 15 Meet the Owls 2013: Played in four Carli #12 games as a sophomore. 2012: Played in five FITZGERALD games in her debut season...Named to Temple's Junior • 5-7 • D Director's Honor Roll for having a GPA above 3.0. Abington, Pa. High School: Four-year Abington varsity letterwinner at Abington High School…Two-time all-league first team selection and also earned second team all-league honors…Recipient of the Coaches Award…Earned two letters in basketball and her team won the district championship for basketball…Member of the Na- tional Honor Society and President of the Varsity A Club.

Personal: Cousin, Jamie Fitzgerald, played lacrosse for William & Mary…Majoring in university studies.

CAREER STATS Year GP-GS Goals Assists Points GB DC CT 2012 5-0 00 0102 2013 4-0 00 0101 Totals 9-0 00 0203

2013: Played in four games, making four Rachel #16 saves...Named to Temple's President's Honor Roll for HALL having a GPA above 3.5. Junior • 5-6 • GK 2012: Appeared in four games as a Mulica Hill, Nj. freshman...Named to Tem- ple's Director's Honor Roll Clearview Regional for having a GPA above 3.0.

High School: Four-year starting varsity goalkeeper at Clearview Regional High School…Set records for most saves for a career, highest saves percentage for a season (51.3%), lowest goals allowed average for a game (season and career), and most wins for a season and career…First team all-conference…Two-time second team all-conference…Goalie for South Jer- sey Select Lacrosse Club…Also earned two varsity letters in volleyball and competed in two USA National Ice Hockey Cham- pionships as goalie, earning MVP and Sportsmanship awards…Member of the National Honor Society, was named to the Superintendent’s List and was German Club Treasurer.

Personal: Majoring in criminal justice with a minor in sociology...Has been named to the Dean's List every semester...Mem- ber of the Temple Improv Club...Has adopted three diﬀerent sharks through the organization SharkTrust. CAREER STATS Year GP-GS Minutes Goals Allowed Saves Saves Pct. 2012 4-0 12:17 30.000 2013 4-0 46:56 84.333 Totals 8-0 59:13 11 4 .267

16 New Conference. New Traditions. New Rivalries. Meet the Owls 2013: Played in nine games, starting in Macie #13 one...Scored four goals, including two in the Owls' HAUCK season-opening win vs. Niagara (2/16)...Named to Junior • 5-5 • A Temple's Director's Honor Roll for having a GPA Hatfield, Pa. above 3.0.

North Penn 2012: Played in 10 games in her debut season with the Owls...Scored the game-winning goal in a win at Mount St. Mary's (2/25)...Recorded an assist in the first game of her career, a win vs. Oregon on Feb. 17...Named to Temple's Director's Honor Roll for having a GPA above 3.0.

High School: Three-year letterwinner at North Penn High School…First team All-American…Served as team captain and was the team’s leading scorer…North Penn Player of the Year…Intelligencer Lacrosse Player of the Year…SOL Continen- tal first team all-conference…Team MVP…All-Philly Lacrosse Team…Played Ultimate Goal Lacrosse and was selected to Philly’s second team…Also earned six letters in other sports…All-league first team for field hockey…SOL Continental Field Hockey Player to Watch… Most Outstanding Defender Award…Class AAA all-state second team for field hockey. CAREER STATS Year GP-GS Goals Assists Points GB DC CT Major: Sport and recreation management. 2012 10-0 11 2201 2013 9-1 40 4320 Totals 19-1 51 6521

2013: Played in four games, making four Molly #10 saves...Named to Temple's President's Honor Roll for SEEFRIED having a GPA above 3.5. Junior • 5-7 • M/A 2012: Appeared in four games as a Abington, Pa. freshman...Named to Temple's Director's Honor Abington Roll for having a GPA above 3.0.

High School: Four-year starting varsity goalkeeper at Clearview Regional High School…Set records for most saves for a career, highest saves percentage for a season (51.3%), lowest goals allowed average for a game (season and career), and most wins for a season and career…First team all-conference…Two-time second team all-conference…Goalie for South Jersey Select Lacrosse Club…Also earned two varsity letters in volleyball and competed in two USA National Ice Hockey Championships as goalie, earning MVP and Sportsmanship awards…Member of the National Honor Society, was named to the Superintendent’s List and was German Club Treasurer.

CAREER STATS Year GP-GS Goals Assists Points GB DC CT 2012 15-0 20 2561 2013 13-10 32 5562 Totals 28-10 52 710 12 3

2013-14 Temple Lacrosse Media Guide 17 Meet the Owls 2013: Named to the Atlantic 10 All-Rookie Team...Started Kirstie #17 in all 17 games in her debut season...Scored four goals, CONNOR including two vs. Richmond (4/21)...Tied for fourth on Sophomore • 5-2 • M the team wtih 19 ground balls...Tallied 10 draw con- Westminster, Md. trols and eight caused turnovers...Named to Tem- North Carroll ple's Director's Honor Roll for having a GPA above 3.0.

High School: Four-year letterwinner at North Carroll High School…Garnered team captain, Carroll County All-Star team and first team all-county honors as a senior…Led her team to the Baltimore County All-Star Championship…Also a three-year letterwinner for soccer and basketball…MVAL Second Team All-County two years straight in soccer…Member of the Na- tional Honor’s Society.

Personal: Majoring in kinesiology...Named to the University Studies Distinguished Schol- ars List for the Spring 2013 semester. CAREER STATS Year GP-GS Goals Assists Points GB DC CT 2013 17-17 40 419 10 8 Totals 17-17 40 419 10 8

2013: Played in nine games...Scored a goal in Bridget #23 a win vs. Lehigh (2/23)...Recorded an as- HUFNAGEL sist at San Diego State...Notched two Sophomore • 5-9 • M draw controls...Named to Temple's Director's Lancaster, Pa. Honor Roll for having a Lampeter Strasberg GPA above 3.0. High School: Team captain for two years and team MVP for three years at Lampeter-Strasburg High School…Garnered First Team Lancaster County All-Star and Lancaster County All-League All-Star honors in 2011 and 2012…Also a four-year letterwinner in field hockey where she earned oﬀensive MVP for two years... National Honors Society Vice-President.

Personal: Majoring in social work...Coaches youth lacrosse for Lancaster Area X-Treme.

CAREER STATS Year GP-GS Goals Assists Points GB DC CT 2013 9-0 11 2121 Totals 9-0 11 2121

18 New Conference. New Traditions. New Rivalries. Meet the Owls 2013: Played in 14 games...Scored five Summer #19 goals to rank ninth on the team...Two of JAROS those goals were scored in a pivotal, 7- Sophomore • 5-10 • M 6 win at Saint Joseph's (3/29) to open the A- Avondale, Pa. 10 season...Also scored twice in Tem- Bishop Shanahan ple's season-opening win vs. Niagara (2/16)...Scored her fifth goal in a win vs. St. Bonaventure (4/5)...Named to Temple's Director's Honor Roll for having a GPA above 3.0.

High School: Four-year letterwinner at Bishop Shanahan...Named to the ESPN High School on the Rise Watch List in 2011 and 2012…Highest scorer in a single season with 67 goals as a senior…Also a three-year letterwinner in volleyball and won the 2010 State Championship.

Major: Business marketing.

CAREER STATS Year GP-GS Goals Assists Points GB DC CT 2013 14-0 50 5310 Totals 14-0 50 5310

2013: Played in eight games in goal for Temple, recording Jaqi #1 a win vs. Lafayette (3/2)...Made 11 saves while KAKALECIK allowing 24 goals for a saves percentage of .314...Named R-Sophomore • 5-7 • GK to Temple's President's Honor Roll for having a GPA Whithouse Station, N.J. above 3.5.

Hunterdon Central 2012: Redshirted...Named to Temple's Director's Honor Roll for having a GPA above 3.0.

High School: Three-year varsity letterwinner at Hunterdon Central High School…Team captain as a senior…Set school record for single-season saves (215)…First team all-county and Team MVP as a senior…MVP of the Hunterdon/Warren/Sus- sex County Tournament after team won the tournament…Ranked #17 on ESPN’s Rise list for goalkeepers to watch…Played on the Under Armour Underclassmen team for New Jersey…Also earned a varsity letter in soccer and was named to the all- county second team.

Major: Biology.

CAREER STATS Year GP-GS Minutes Goals Allowed Saves Saves Pct. 2013 8-0 147:23 24 11 .314 Totals 8-0 147:23 24 11 .314

2013-14 Temple Lacrosse Media Guide 19 Meet the Owls 2013: Played in 14 games...Ranked in a tie for Avery #5 seventh on the team with eight goals...Scored two LONGSTAFF goals in a win at USC (3/13) and also scored twice in a Sophomore • 5-6 • M win vs. St. Bonaventure (4/5)...Had a goal in a win vs. Denver, Pa. Niagara (2/16) in the first game of her Cocalico career...Recorded six ground balls and four draw controls...Named to Temple's Director's Honor Roll for having a GPA above 3.0.

High School: Four-year letterwinner for Cocalico High School where she earned Section All-Star all four years…Garnered All- American and Academic All-American honors as a senior…Also a four-year letterwinner in cross country…Class President for four years and a member of the National Honor’s Society in 2011 and 2012.

Personal: Majoring in nursing...Twin sister, Kari Longstaﬀ, is also a member of the Temple lacrosse team.

CAREER STATS Year GP-GS Goals Assists Points GB DC CT 2013 14-0 80 0642 Totals 14-0 80 0642

2013: Played in four games...Named to Tem- Kari #11 ple's Director's Honor Roll for having a GPA LONGSTAFF above 3.0. Sophomore • 5-6 • M High School: Four- year letterwinner for Denver, Pa. Cocalico High School where she earned Sec- Cocalico tion All Star four years straight…First Team All-American, league defensive/midfield MVP and League All-Star as a senior…Garnered league midfield MVP and league All-Star honors as a junior…Also a four-year letterwinner in cross country.

Personal: Majoring in nursing...Twin sister, Avery Longstaﬀ, is also a member of the Temple lacrosse team.

CAREER STATS Year GP-GS Goals Assists Points GB DC CT 2013 4-0 00 0100 Totals 4-0 00 0100

20 New Conference. New Traditions. New Rivalries. Meet the Owls 2013:Took a redshirt season...Named to Temple's Director's Honor Roll for having Brenda #34 a GPA above 3.0 High School: Team captain and team MVP in 2011 and 2012 at North Penn High McDERMOTT School...Named Player of the Year for 2012 in The Reporter...Three-time All-League Suburban One Continental Conference selection as a midfielder…Named to the R-Freshman • 5-7 • M All Star Team at Syracuse Nike Camp in 2010 and 2011…Also a four-year letterwinner in basketball…Placed on the Distinguished Honor Roll throughout high Harleysville, Pa. school.

North Penn Personal: Sister, Lauren McDermott, is a current member of the LaSalle University lacrosse team…Majoring in criminal justice with business minor.

2013: Played in 15 games, starting in all of Maddie #21 them...Ranked seventh on the team with 16 McTIGUE ground balls and tied for eighth with nine draw Sophomore • 5-9 • M controls...Also recorded six caused West Chester, Pa. turnovers...Named to Temple's Director's Honor Villa Maria Academy Roll for having a GPA above 3.0.

2012: Appeared in four games as a freshman...Named to Temple's Director's Honor Roll for having a GPA above 3.0.

High School: Three-year letterwinner at Villa Maria Academy…Earned captain, team MVP and Catholic Academy League All-Star honors as a senior…Also a four-year letterwinner in soccer and a three-year letterwinner in basketball…Ath- letic Association President.

Personal: Brother, Patrick McTigue, was a four-year linebacker for the United States Merchant Marine Academy...Sister, Chelsea McTigue, is a member of the 1,000-point club at Immaculata University for basketball…Majoring in business management.

CAREER STATS Year GP-GS Goals Assists Points GB DC CT 2013 15-15 00 016 96 Totals 15-15 00 016 96

2013-14 Temple Lacrosse Media Guide 21 Meet the Owls 2013:Played in 11 games, starting in one...Scored Megan #3 two goals and two assists for four total points...Had PINKERTON a breakout game at Delaware, scoring twice Sophomore • 5-2 • M and adding an assist...Also notched an assist in the Lancaster, Pa. first game of her career vs. Niagara (2/16)...Recorded Manheim Township six ground balls for the season...Named to Tem- ple's Director's Honor Roll for having a GPA above 3.0.

High School: Led Manheim Township High School to three straight league and district championships…All-time school leader in assists and ground balls and second in points…Garnered First Team All-American and co-League MVP honors as a senior…Academic All-American...Made the Central Pennsylvania National Tournament Team as a junior.

Major: Early childhood education.

CAREER STATS Year GP-GS Goals Assists Points GB DC CT 2013 11-1 22 4611 Totals 11-1 22 4611

2013: Named to the At- lantic 10 All-Rookie Rachel #22 Team...Named to the A- 10 All-Championship SCHWAAB Team...Twice named the A-10 Rookie of the Week Sophomore • 5-8 • A (2/27 and 3/20)...Played in 16 games, starting in Baltimore, Md. seven...Was limited by injury for a stretch in Catonsville late March/early April...Tied for fourth on the team with 23 goals and ranked second on the team with 10 assists...Totaled 33 points to rank third on the team...Also ranked third with 19 draw controls...Recorded hat tricks on three occasions, the last of those in the A-10 Semifinals vs. Duquesne...Also scored three goals in an 8-7 win vs. Rutgers (2/20) and in a win at USC (3/13)...Added three assists at USC for a season-high six points...Scored two or more goals in each of the final four games of the season...Named to Temple's President's Honor Roll for having a GPA above 3.5.

High School: Four-year letterwinner and starter at Catonsville High School where she led the team as captain in 2011 ans 2012...Voted Catonsville Times 2012 Athlete of the Year and led the team in points with 113 as a senior…Garnered second team All-Metro Honors in the Baltimore Sun and led her team to county and regional championships in 2012…Earned first team all-county and first team all-division as a junior…Also a two-year letterwinner in volleyball and a four-year letterwinner in basketball…Made first team all-county and first team all-division for basketball as a senior…Member of the National Honor’s Society. CAREER STATS Personal: Majoring in civil/environmental engineering...Part of the Temple Honors Program. Year GP-GS Goals Assists Points GB DC CT 2013 16-7 23 10 33 10 19 5 Totals 16-7 23 10 33 10 19 5

22 New Conference. New Traditions. New Rivalries. Meet the Owls 2013: Played in nine games... Recorded an assist Kathryn #8 early in the season in a win vs. Lehigh (2/23)... Scored SKAHAN her first collegiate goal in a win vs. St. Bonaventure Sophomore • 5-2 • M (4/5)... Also scored vs. Richmond (4/21)... Named West Chester, Pa. to Temple's Director's Honor Roll for having a GPA above Bishope Shanahan 3.0.

High School: Four-year letterwinner at Bishop Shanahan High School…Garnered All-ChesMont Honorable Mention and Bishop Shanahan Girl Coaches Award honors as a captain in her senior year…Honored as a US Lacrosse Academic All Ameri- can in 2011 and 2012…Also a three-year letterwinner in field hockey…Member of the National Honor’s Society and Lead- ership Council Representative to the Athletic Department.

Personal: Brother played lacrosse at Gwynedd-Mercy College…Majoring in environmental science.

Career StatS Year GP-GS Goals Assists Points GB DC CT 2013 9-0 21 3101 Totals 9-0 21 3101

2013: Started all 17 games on defense for Kara #4 the Owls as a freshman...Tied for second on STROUP the team with 13 caused turnovers, notching four Sophomore • 5-4 • M of those at #18 Stanford (3/10)...Also recorded Gernet Valley, Pa. nine ground balls and Garnet Valley four draw controls. High School: Led Gar- net Valley High School to two straight Pennsylvania State Championships…Also a three-year letterwinner in basketball, two-year letterwinner in soccer and a one-year letterwinner in field hockey.

Major: Tourism and hospitality management.

Career StatS Year GP-GS Goals Assists Points GB DC CT 2013 17-17 00 09413 Totals 17-17 00 09413

2013-14 Temple Lacrosse Media Guide 23 Meet the Owls 2013: Played in 15 games in her debut campaign...Scored Megan #47 three goals and recorded an assist for four total TIERNAN points...Finished the season with 11 ground balls, 10 Sophomore • 5-6 • M draw controls and eight caused turnovers (tied for Washington Township, Pa. fifth on the team)...Scored goals in wins vs. Lehigh Washington Township (2/23) and St. Bonaventure (4/5)...Named to Temple's Director's Honor Roll for having a GPA above 3.0.

High School: Four-year letterwinner for Washington Township High School, where she was an Olympic Conference Scholar Athlete and earned first team all-conference and first team All-South Jersey in her junior and senior years…Earned MVP and All-American Honorable Mention in her senior year...Helped her team win two South Group IV Titles and a Gloucester County Cup championship…Recorded 66 goals, 16 assists as a senior and 25 goals, 11 assists as a junior…Also earned four state championship medals in track and field events in 2010 and 2011. Career StatS Personal: Twin sister, Nicole Tiernan, is also a member of the Temple lacrosse team…Ma- Year GP-GS Goals Assists Points GB DC CT joring in nursing. 2013 15-0 31 411 10 8 Totals 15-0 31 411 10 8

2013: Named to the Atlantic 10 All-Rookie Team...Tied for Nicole #44 seventh on the team with eight goals while also TIERNAN recording three assists...Scored twice and Sophomore • 5-6 • M tallied an assist in a win vs. Lehigh (2/23)...Notched a Washington Township, Pa. goal and an assist in a win at Duquesne (4/7)...Scored two Washington Township goals at La Salle (4/14)...Ranked second on the team with 22 ground balls and fourth on the team with 15 draw controls...Finished fourth on the team with 10 caused turnovers...Named to Temple's Director's Honor Roll for having a GPA above 3.0.

High School: Three-year varsity starter at Washington Township High School where she was an Olympic Conference Scholar athlete…Earned first team all-conference and second team All-South Jersey Honors…Had the most defensive turnovers (84) as a senior...Was a 2011 Academic All American and second team all-conference selection…Member of the National Honor's Society and graduated Summa Cum Laude.

Personal: Twin sister, Megan Tiernan, is also a member of the Temple lacrosse team…Majoring in nursing.

Career StatS Year GP-GS Goals Assists Points GB DC CT 2013 17-1 8311 10 67 Totals 17-1 8311 10 67

24 New Conference. New Traditions. New Rivalries. Meet the Owls High School: Second team all-country selection as a senior at Fallston High School...Team was state champs in her junior year (10-1) and regional champs Rachel in three of her four years...Played for the Skywalkers Lacrosse Club and won every #2 tournament in the summer of 2012...Also earned two letters in basketball...Dis- BARILE tinguished Honor Roll student as well as a Maryland Scholar. Freshman • 5-7 • M Personal: Majoring in kinesiology...Comes from a very athletic family...Father, Frank, played lacrosse at Towson State...Brother, Matt, played football at Wesley Bel Air, Md. College while brother Ben is still a senior on the same team...Uncle, Drew, played Fallston lacrosse at Loyola.

High School: Honorable mention all-state selection as a senior at Shawnee High School...Named to the 2013 Burlington County TimesAll-County Girls Lacrosse Team, Carly the Courier PostAll-State First Team and the NJ.com All-State Second Team as a sen- #27 ior...Scored 54 goals and recorded 42 assists as a senior in leading her team a 19-3 DEMATO record, a NJ Group 4 State Championship and to a second-place finish in the state overall...Team went 17-3 in her junior year when she scored 21 goals and added Freshman • 5-10 • M 18 assists...Played for one of the top club teams on the East coast, South Jersey Se- lect. Medford, N.J. Personal: Part of the Honors Program at Temple...Majoring in business...Coaches Shawnee youth lacrosse...Step-dad Tom Murphy played football at Miami (Ohio).

High School: Four-year letterwinner at Cape Henlopen High School...Three-time all-state selection...Named US Lacrosse All-American as a senior and honorable Anna mention All-American as a junior...Became the first athlete at her high school, male #29 or female, to score 200 career goals...Team record in her four-year career was 69- FREDERICK 3...Broke numerous records in her junior year, including goals scored in a game and goals scored in a season (81)...Led team to the DIAA state title all four years...Also Freshman • 5-8 • M lettered for three years in field hockey, helping lead the team to a pair of state titles...Named second team all-state in field hockey...Member of the honor society. Rehoboth Beach, Del. Cape Henlopen Personal: Majoring in education at Temple...Grandfather, Dave Frederick, played football at Temple in the mid 1960's.

igh School: Four-year letterwinner at Kennett High School...Team captain as a junior and senior...Named to the Ches-Mont League First team and Daily Local All- Krissy Area team for defense as a senior...Two-time Academic All-American...Started on #49 the varsity team all four years...Played club lacrosse for Greene Turtle Bel Air...Played GALLIVAN on the Philly National Team as a junior and on the Philadelphia Under Armour All- America Team as a sophomore...Also earned four letters in field hockey, three let- Freshman • 5-5 • M ters in basketball and one in swimming...Two-time team captain for field hockey and was named all-county and Daily Local All-Star as a junior. Avondale, Pa. Personal: Is in the honors program at Temple and is majoring in international busi- Kennett ness...Mother, Glynis, played field hockey at Harvard.

2013-14 Temple Lacrosse Media Guide 25 Meet the Owls High School: Four-year letterwinner at Strath Haven High School...Named all- league first team, all-county first team and to the Phillylacrosse.com First Team as Morgan a senior...Scored 76 goals and recorded 49 assists, ranking number two in points #14 for all of Delaware County and leading her team to the Central League Champi- GLASSFORD onship...Team was the inaugural winner of the Sportsmanship Award, given by the Philadelphia Women’s Lacrosse Umpires Association...Team was a state finalist in her Freshman • 5-5 • M junior year when she led the team with 71 goals...Named all-league second team and all-county second team, finishing ninth for points in Delaware County...Scored Wallingford, Pa. 25 goals as a sophomore and 12 as a freshman...Played for Brandywine Major club team which had a record of 50-8-1 and won three championships while making it Strath Haven to the finals in three others...Also earned three letters in soccer and one each in basketball and swimming...Was a standout in soccer, earning all-state first team honors, regional All-American honors, Central League MVP honors and the title of Delaware County Player of the Year.

Personal: Undecided on a major at Temple...Father, Scott, played tennis at Bloomsburg and went to the national finals...Mother, Betsy, played field hockey at Bloomsburg and was part of the NCAA Division III Championship team in 1987 as well as a finalist in 1988.

High School: Four-year letterwinner at Cheltenham High School...Recipient of both the Wilbur B. Lehman Award and the Coaches Award as a senior...Named a Gabby US Lacrosse All-American as a senior along with earning first team All-SOL hon- #6 ors...Scored her 100th goal in her final season...Second-team All-SOL as a jun- SZCZEPANEK ior...US Lacrosse Academic All-American as a junior...Started on the varsity team all four years...Also earned four letters in field hockey and was a two-time Team Freshman • 5-2 • M MVP and two-time team captain as well as an All-SOL Second Team selection in her senior year...Member of the National Honor Society and named to the honor Wyncote, Pa. roll all four years. Cheltenham Personal: Majoring in media studies and production...Is a volunteer for TOP- Soccer, a soccer league for kids with special needs.

High School: Two-time All-Chesapeake Division Second Team honoree...Named to the UCBAC All-Division Team as a senior...Team was three-time UCBAC champs Brooke and two-time MPSAA Regional champs...Senior year team record was 16-2 and the #33 squad was ranked fourth in Maryland...Recorded 46 points as a junior in helping WILLIAMS lead the team to a 14-5 finish and a conference title...Was a scholar athlete all four years...Named to the Honor Roll, was a Maryland Scholar and earned an Academic Freshman • 5-8 • A Achievement Award...Also earned three letters in field hockey and was a second- team all-league selection as well as team captain. Churchville, Md. C. Milton Wright Personal: Majoring in legal studies at Temple.

26 New Conference. New Traditions. New Rivalries.

2013 Season Highlights OWLS advanCe tO finaL atLantiC 10 tOurnaMent LaCrOSSe HOnOrS eiGHt GraduateS WitH tHe CLaSS Of 2013 After finishing the 2013 Atlantic 10 season with a record of 4-3, Temple lacrosse claimed Eight Temple lacrosse student-athletes in total graduated with the Class of 2013. The Spring the third seed of four teams to advance to the A-10 Tournament. It was the final such tournament graduates included Megan Chlada, Meghan Clothier, Keelin Hood, Jackie Mercer, Kellee Pace and for the Owls, who would be joining the BIG EAST Conference in 2014. In the semifinals, Temple Charlotte Swavola, while Missy Schweitzer and Kelsey Zenuk graduated earlier in the year. came up against second-seeded Duquesne, and lost 12-8. Senior Stephany Parcell and freshman Like Schweitzer and Zenuk, Hood was also a senior on the team in 2012. The rest of the Rachel Schwaab were both named to the A-10 All-Championship Team. They each scored three graduates had only recently played in their final game as Owls. goals to record hat tricks in the final game of the season, and Schwaab added an assist for four total Mercer, announced as a finalist for the One Love Foundation's Yeardley Reynolds Love Un- points. Parcell had three draw controls and two ground balls, while Schwaab added a caused sung Hero Award, was an art major who was named to Temple's President's Honor Roll for the sec- turnover to two ground balls. ond time in 2013. The other four graduates from the 2013 senior class were all named to Temple's Directors SeniOr StePHanY ParCeLL naMed tO iWLCa aLL-Mid-atLantiC Honor Roll- Chlada, a health information management major, Clothier, an English major, Pace, an reGiOn SeCOnd teaM adult and organizational development major, and Swavola, a chemistry, human biology and an- Temple lacrosse senior Stephany Parcell, also a 2013 Atlantic 10 First Team selection, was thropology double major. honored by the Intercollegiate Women's Lacrosse Coaches Association (IWLCA) with recognition to Hood, an early childhood education major, was twice named to Temple's President's Honor the All-Mid-Atlantic Region Second Team. Thirty-two total student-athletes were named to the first Roll. Schweitzer, a kinesiology major, was a three-time Atlantic 10 All-Academic Team honoree in and second teams in the Mid-Atlantic Region, while 128 were recognized overall. her Temple career. As a senior, she was named to Temple's Trustee Ten for having one of the 10 In addition to earning Atlantic 10 First Team honors, Parcell was also named to the A-10 highest GPA's among all student-athletes. Zenuk, a finance major and a volunteer assistant coach All-Academic Team and the A-10 All-Championship Team. She started in all 17 games, leading the for the Owls in 2013, was named to Temple's Director's Honor Roll every year. team with 40 goals and 18 assists for 58 points. Parcell finished her career ranked fourth all-time at Temple with 111 draw controls, and tied for 10th all-time at Temple in a single season with 40 in 2013, teMPLe LaCrOSSe... draw controls in 2013. -The Owls finished at 9-8 overall and 4-3 in the Atlantic 10 to take third place in the regular-sea- Parcell scored in all but one game for the Owls. She scored five goals and added an assist in son standings a win at Duquesne, including the game-winner, and scored four goals at Delaware and vs. Rich- -Temple advanced to the four-team A-10 Tournament and lost in the semifinals to Duquesne mond. She added three assists in the Delaware game for a career-high seven points in a single -The Owls went 4-0 to start the season which included a clutch, 8-7 win vs. Rutgers game. -Temple won its first three conference games of the season which included a 16-9 win at Duquesne, the eventual A-10 runner-up JaCkie MerCer naMed a finaLiSt fOr tHe One LOve fOunda- -Senior Stephany Parcell named to the IWLCA All-Region Second Team, the Atlantic 10 First Team tiOn'S YeardLeY reYnOLdS LOve unSunG HerO aWard and A-10 All-Academic Team When The One Love Foundation in honor of Yeardley Reynolds Love, announced its finalists -Parcell was also named to the Philadelphia Inquirer Academic All-Area Team for the 2013 Yeardley Reynolds Love (“YRL”) Unsung Hero Award, one of those finalists was Temple -Senior Charlotte Swavola was named to the Atlantic 10 First Team senior Jackie Mercer. Established in 2011, the YRL Unsung Hero Award celebrates the selfless acts of -Freshmen Kirstie Connor, Rachel Schwaab and Nicole Tiernan were each named to the A-10 All- initiative and commitment performed by Division I lacrosse players. Rookie Team These outstanding student-athletes are recognized based on the following criteria: dedica- -Parcell and Schwaab earned A-10 All-Championship Team honors tion, integrity, humility, hard work, community service, leadership, kindness and sportsmanship. The award winners (one female, one male) will be announced in late May, leading up to the culmi- -Parcell finished her career with 111 draw controls to rank fourth all-time at Temple nation of the NCAA lacrosse season. -Parcell's 40 draw controls in 2013 ties for 10th all-time in a single season at Temple "Yeardley was such a special person to Virginia lacrosse," said Bonnie Rosen. "For Jackie to be -Swavola's 110 career draw controls rank fifth all-time at Temple recognized for bringing some of the many wonderful qualities that Yeardley possessed into our Tem- -Swavola's 49 draw controls in 2013 rank 6th all-time in a single season at Temple ple Lacrosse program and into the community is truly a remarkable honor and one that is well deserved. There are many awards that can be earned in the sport of women's lacrosse, but the YRL Unsung Hero is truly one of the most meaningful." Formerly given to lacrosse players in the ACC Conference, the award became open to all Division I programs in 2013. The award rec- ognizes accomplishments of student-athletes who help their team achieve success in ways that may not be measured in goals, saves or ground balls. The honor is meaningful because it places value on char- acteristics that are often undervalued in the competitively charged environment of college athletics. “We would like to thank every lacrosse program that submit- ted a nomination,” said Sharon Robinson, a member of the YRL Un- sung Hero Award selection committee. “We were so impressed with the student-athletes that were nominated and wish we could reward them all. It is so reassuring to see how these future leaders are con- tributing to their communities in a positive manner. Our goal is to continue growing this award as well as its prestige in college athletics, so we can celebrate the good in college athletics and continue to honor Yeardley's legacy.” (L to R): Bonnie Rosen, Kelsey Zenuk, Kellee Pace, Hooter, Meghan Clothier, Megan Chlada, Missy Schweitzer, Keelin Hood and Julianna Jeﬀers. Not pictured: Jackie Mercer and Charlotte Swavola. 2013-14 Temple Lacrosse Media Guide 28 2013 Statistics teMPLe WOMen’S LaCrOSSe 2013 StatiStiCS record: 9-8 Home: 6-1 away: 3-6 neutral: 0-1 atlantic 10: 4-3

# name ...... GP-GS GaPts Sh Shot% SOG SOG% GW fPG-fPS GB dC t/O Ct fouls 28 PARCELL, Stephany...... 17-17 40 18 58 84 .476 64 .762 1 9-23 19 40 21 4 17 6 SWAVOLA, Charlotte...... 17-17 38 9 47 77 .494 56 .727 4 9-17 42 49 31 20 25 9 TABOR, Jaymie...... 13-12 27 3 30 61 .443 43 .705 2 8-18 9 11 12 76 2 PACE, Kellee...... 16-16 23 2 25 37 .622 33 .892 1 3-6 74 20 25 22 SCHWAAB, Rachel...... 16-7 23 10 33 43 .535 39 .907 0 1-3 10 19 13 54 25 SYPHARD, Kelly...... 15-14 10 3 13 29 .345 18 .621 0 2-10 10 6 13 7 10 5 LONGSTAFF, Avery...... 14-0 808 13 .615 12 .923 0 0-2 64 3 2 3 44 TIERNAN, Nicole...... 17-1 8311 22 .364 16 .727 0 0-1 22 15 14 10 7 19 JAROS, Summer...... 14-0 505 10 .500 8 .800 0 0-2 31 3 0 3 17 CONNOR, Kirstie...... 17-17 404 9 .444 6 .667 1 1-2 19 10 683 13 HAUCK, Macie...... 9-1 404 9 .444 8 .889 0 0-3 32 2 0 2 47 TIERNAN, Megan ...... 15-0 314 15 .200 11 .733 0 2-6 11 10 781 10 SEEFRIED, Molly...... 13-10 325 5 .600 4 .800 0 2-2 56 10 24 8 SKAHAN, Kathryn ...... 9-0 213 4 .500 2 .500 0 2-3 10 2 1 2 3 PINKERTON, Megan ...... 11-1 224 5 .400 5 1.000 0 0-1 61 8 1 0 15 BRITTON, Lea...... 17-13 224 12 .167 9 .750 0 0-4 10 9 14 74 18 MERCER, Jackie...... 4-4 112 8 .125 6 .750 0 1-2 23 5 1 2 23 HUFNAGEL, Bridget...... 9-0 112 5 .200 1 .200 0 0-0 12 5 1 0 14 GUINAN, Colleen...... 4-0 000 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 10 0 0 0 21 MCTIGUE, Maddie...... 15-15 000 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 16 94612 24 FALCONE, Nina...... 17-17 000 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 17 8613 16 20 CLOTHIER, Meghan ...... 17-17 000 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 20 0560 12 FITZGERALD, Carli ...... 4-0 000 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 10 0 1 1 11 LONGSTAFF, Kari...... 4-0 000 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 10 0 0 1 7 CHLADA, Megan ...... 10-8 000 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 10 0 2 3 4 STROUP, Kara ...... 17-17 000 1 .000 1 1.000 0 0-0 94 8 13 21 1 KAKALECIK, Jaqi ...... 8-0 000 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 30 1 0 0 16 HALL, Rachel ...... 4-0 000 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 30 2 1 0 Total...... 17 204 58 262 449 .454 342 .762 9 40-105 258 213 218 128 264 Opponents...... 17 175 67 242 355 .493 283 .797 8 26-54 229 197 242 112 487

# name GP-GS Min Ga Gaa Saves Pct WLt 1 KAKALECIK, Jaqi 8-0 147:23 24 9.77 11 .314 100 16 HALL, Rachel 4-0 46:56 8 10.23 4 .333 000 20 CLOTHIER, Meghan 17-17 825:41 143 10.39 93 .394 870 Total...... 17 1020:00 175 10.29 108 .382 970 Opponents...... 17 1020:00 204 12.00 138 .404 790

2013 Temple Lacrosse Team 29 New Conference. New Traditions. New Rivalries. BIG EAST Conference LACROSSE MEMBERS

For the 2013-14 season, Temple is an associate member of the BIG EAST Conference in both field hockey and lacrosse. Cincinnati, Connecticut, Louisville and Rutgers are also playing lacrosse as associate members.

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Year-by-Year Results reCOrd BOOk Overall Conference Year WLtPct. WL t Place Coach Postseason 1975 140.200 Independent Tina Sloan Green 1976 430.571 Independent Tina Sloan Green 1977 630.667 Independent Tina Sloan Green 1978 630.667 Independent Tina Sloan Green 1979 11 60.647 Independent Tina Sloan Green 1980 12 50.706 Independent Tina Sloan Green 1981 12 70.632 Independent Tina Sloan Green 1982 16 21.868 Independent Tina Sloan Green 1983 12 23.794 Independent Tina Sloan Green NCAA Runner-up 1984 16 20.889 Independent Tina Sloan Green NCAA National Champion 1985 17 10.944 Independent Tina Sloan Green NCAA Semifinals 1986 15 30.833 Independent Tina Sloan Green NCAA Semifinals 1987 16 10.941 Independent Tina Sloan Green NCAA Runner-up 1988 19 001.000 Independent Tina Sloan Green NCAA National Champion 1989 14 30.812 Independent Tina Sloan Green NCAA Semifinals 1990 12 40.785 Independent Tina Sloan Green NCAA Semifinals 1991 580.385 Independent Tina Sloan Green 1992 11 50.688 Independent Tina Sloan Green NCAA Tournament 1993 960.600 Independent Kim Ciarrocca 1994 690.400 Independent Kim Ciarrocca 1995 11 40.733 Independent Kim Ciarrocca NCAA Tournament 1996 11 50.688 Independent Kim Ciarrocca 1997 14 30.823 Independent Kim Ciarrocca NCAA Semifinals 1998 14 50.737 Independent Kim Ciarrocca NCAA Semifinals 1999 8 11 0 .421 50 0 1st Kim Ciarrocca Atlantic 10 Runner-up 2000 990.500 51 0 T-1st Kim Ciarrocca Atlantic 10 Runner-up 2001 13 60.684 50 0 1st Kim Ciarrocca Atlantic 10 Champion/NCAA Tournament 2002 14 50.737 70 0 1st Kim Ciarrocca Atlantic 10 Champion/NCAA Tournament 2003 13 60.684 70 0 1st Kim Ciarrocca Atlantic 10 Champion/NCAA Tournament 2004 11 80.579 61 0 T-1st Kim Ciarrocca Atlantic 10 Champion/NCAA Tournament 2005 10 70.588 61 0 T-1st Jenny Ulehla Atlantic 10 Tournament 2006 10 80.556 52 0 T-2nd Jenny Ulehla Atlantic 10 Runner-up 2007 6 11 0 .353 43 0 4th Bonnie Rosen Atlantic 10 Tournament 2008 13 70.650 71 0 1st Bonnie Rosen Atlantic 10 Champion/NCAA Tournament 2009 4 12 0 .250 25 0 6th Bonnie Rosen 2010 7 10 0 .412 43 0 4th Bonnie Rosen Atlantic 10 Tournament 2011 7 10 0 .412 52 0 3rd Bonnie Rosen Atlantic 10 Tournament 2012 980.529 34 0 T-5th Bonnie Rosen 2013 980.529 43 0 3rd Bonnie Rosen Atlantic 10 Tournament totals 413 220 4 .651 75 26 0 TEMPLE IN THE NCAA TOURNAMENT 1983: nCaa runner-up 1988: national Champion Maryland 9, Temple 6 Temple 16, Princeton 6 Temple 13, Harvard 8 Temple 10, Massachusetts 4 Temple 15, Penn State 7 1998: nCaa Semifinalist Delaware 10, Temple 7 Temple 17, Duke 10 1989: nCaa Semifinalist North Carolina 11, Temple 10 1984: national Champion Temple 11, Lafayette 5 Temple 16, Northwestern 7 Penn State 3, Temple 1 2001: nCaa first round Temple 13, Delaware 3 Duke 17, Temple 3 Temple 6, Maryland 4 1990: nCaa Semifinalist Temple 9, Penn State 4 2002: nCaa first round 1985: nCaa Semifinalist Harvard 13, Temple 7 Virginia 20, Temple 8 New Hampshire 7, Temple 3 1992: nCaa first round 2003: nCaa first round 1986: nCaa Semifinalist Princeton 11, Temple 6 Maryland 26, Temple 6 Temple 8, New Hampshire 5 Penn State 8, Temple 7 1995: nCaa first round 2004: nCaa first round Princeton 14, Temple 8 Maryland 22, Temple 4 1987: nCaa runner-up Temple 9, New Hampshire 8 1997: nCaa Semifinalist 2008: nCaa first round Penn State 7, Temple 6 Temple 17, James Madison 10 Maryland 20, Temple 7 32 New Conference. New Traditions. New Rivalries. Honors & Awards aLL-atLantiC 10 a-10 aLL-tOurnaMent atLantiC 10 OffenSive PLaYer Of tHe Year 2005 Allison Frengs Year Player...... Pos. Year Player ...... Pos. 2003 Deanna Radcliffe 2013 Stephany Parcell...... A 2013 Stephany Parcell...... A 1999 Nicole Ross Charlotte Swavola...... M rachel Schwaab...... M kirstie Connor (rookie)...... M rachel Schwaab (rookie)...... a 2011 Charlotte Swavola...... A atLantiC 10 defenSive PLaYer Of tHe Year nicole tiernan (rookie) ...... M 2010 Jessica Colucci...... G 2002 Shelly Wosczyna 2012 Stephanie Markunas...... M Chelsea Rosiek...... M 2001 Alli Demas Lauren Caminiti (2nd)...... D Tracy Zimmer...... D Molly Seefried (rookie) ...... M 2011 Charlotte Swavola...... A 2008 Whitney Richards*...... M atLantiC 10 rOOkie Of tHe Year Lea Britton (rookie)...... M Brittany Hoffman...... A 1999 Jennifer Jefferson Jaymie tabor (rookie)...... a Bridget McMullan...... G 2010 Tracy Zimmer...... D atLantiC 10 COaCH Of tHe Year Chelsea Rosiek (2nd) ...... M Chelsea Rosiek...... M Stephany Parcell (Rookie)...... M Berkley Summerlin...... M 2008 Bonnie Rosen Charlotte Swavola (Rookie)...... M 2007 Allison Frengs ...... M 2001 Kim Ciarrocca 2009 Jessica Colucci (2nd)...... GK 2006 Allison Frengs ...... M Tracy Zimmer (2nd)...... D atLantiC 10 aLL-aCadeMiC teaM Missy Schweitzer (Rookie) ...... M Corey Leader...... A 2008 Whitney Richards...... M Whitney Richards...... M 2013 Stephany Parcell Nicole Caniglia...... A 2005 Patty Glavin...... A 2012 Missy Schweitzer Berkley Summerlin...... M Casey Cech...... M Allison McWilliams Jennifer Homka (Rookie)...... D 2011 Missy Schweitzer 2007 Allison Frengs ...... M Whitney Richards...... M Casey Cech (2nd)...... M 2004 Tiffany Pulaski* ...... M Ann Stouffer Hillary Richards (2nd)...... D Allison Frengs...... A 2010 Missy Schweitzer Berkley Summerlin (2nd) ...... M Corey Leader...... M Ann Stouffer 2006 Casey Cech...... M Chelsea Rosiek Allison Frengs ...... M Megan McLouth ...... GK Corey Leader...... A 2003 Patty Glavin*...... A 2009 Chelsea Rosiek 2008 Berkley Summerlin Nicole Cataldo (2nd)...... M Tiffany Pulaski ...... M Berkley Summerlin (2nd) ...... D Bridget McMullan Deanna Radcliffe ...... A 2005 Allison Frengs ...... M 2006 Nicole Cataldo Megan McLouth ...... GK Jessica Yemm...... M 2003 Deanna Radcliffe Patty Glavin...... A 2002 Liz Frengs*...... M 1999 Jess Larkin 2004 Maria Carpenter...... D Noelle Cebron...... A Nicole Cataldo...... D Nicole Ross Tiffany Pulaski ...... M Robin Keevan...... M 2003 Alli Demas ...... D Shelly Wosczyna...... D iWLCa aCadeMiC HOnOr rOLL Sheena Oommen...... GK 2001 Liz Frengs*...... M Tiffany Pulaski ...... A 2012 Tess Bishop, nina falcone, Keelin Hood, Deanna Radcliffe ...... A Alli Demas ...... D Allison McWilliams, Jackie Mercer, Missy Jessica Yemm...... M Jennifer Jefferson ...... M Schweitzer 2002 Noelle Cebron...... A Tiffany Pulaski ...... M 2011 Shelby Christopher, Keelin Hood, Liz Frengs...... M 2000 Kelly Ruch*...... A Robin Keevan...... M Allison McWilliams, Missy Alayna Tyson...... D Iris Alvarado ...... GK Schweitzer, Ann Stouffer Shelly Wosczyna...... D Liz Frengs...... M 2010 Ann Stouffer, Chelsea Rosiek 2001 Alli Demas ...... D Amy Stein...... D Liz Frengs ...... D 2009 Brittney Hoffman, Chelsea Rosiek Jennifer Jefferson ...... A 1999 Nicole Ross* ...... A 2008 Bridget McMullan, Berkley Summerlin Sheena Oommen...... GK Iris Alvarado ...... GK 2007 Bridget McMullan, Berkley Summerlin 2000 Kelly Ruch...... A Robin Keevan ...... A 2004 Nicole Cataldo Amy Stein...... D Katie Malany...... M 1999 Iris Alvarado ...... GK Jennifer Jefferson ...... D * Most Outstanding Player iWLCa diviSiOn i HOnOr Squad Jessica Larkin...... D 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012 Nicole Ross ...... A Kelly Ruch...... A (2nd) indicates second team; PHiLadeLPHia inquirer aCadeMiC aLL-area teaM all others first team 2012 Missy Schweitzer 2011 Missy Schweitzer 2010 Ann Stouffer 2008 Berkley Summerlin Brine/iWLCa reGiOnaL aLL-aMeriCanS Year Player...... team Year Player...... team Year Player...... team 2012 Stephanie Markunas...... 2nd Alli Demas ...... 1st 1993 Kelly Heydt ...... 1st 2011 Charlotte Swavola ...... 2nd Robin Keevan...... 1st Kerry Paul...... 1st 2008 Whitney Richards...... 1st 1999 Kelly Ruch...... 2nd 1990 Jill Marple...... 1st Nicole Caniglia...... 2nd 1998 Amy Stein ...... 1st 1988 Denise Bourassa...... 1st Berkley Summerlin...... 2nd Nicole Ross ...... 2nd 1986 Kathleen Barrett ...... 1st 2007 Allison Frengs...... 2nd 1997 Alex Ovchinnikoff...... 1st Gail Cummings ...... 1st Hillary Richards ...... 2nd Claudia Ovchinnikoff...... 1st Barb Bielicki...... 1st 2006 Allison Frengs ...... 1st 1996 Alex Ovchinnikoff...... 1st Jackie Devenney ...... 1st Casey Cech...... 2nd Claudia Ovchinnikoff...... 1st Mandee Moore ...... 1st 2005 Allison Frengs ...... 1st Jennifer Edens ...... 1st Chrissy Muller...... 1st Patty Glavin ...... 1st 1995 Jennifer Edens ...... 1st 2001 Liz Frengs...... 1st 1994 Jennifer Edens ...... 1st 2013-14 Temple Lacrosse Media Guide 33 All-Americans

Gail Cummings ‘88 is Temple’s all-time leader in Kathleen Barrett ‘86 is a two-time All-American. Alex Ovchinnikoff ‘98 points, goals and assists. 1984 Marie Schmuker...... 1st Vicki Yocum...... 1st Barb Bielicki...... 1st Aamina Thornton...... 1st Sharon Garber ...... 2nd Jill Marple...... 2nd Carol Schultz ...... HM Karen Meier ...... HM Sue Yeager ...... HM 1991 Jane Catanzaro ...... 2nd Susan Shirk ...... Hm Jill Marple ...... 3rd 1985 Monica Mills ...... 1st 1992 Kerry Paul...... 2nd Kathleen Barrett ...... 1st Kelly Heydt...... 2nd Barb Bielicki...... 1st 1993 Kerry Paul...... 1st Chrissy Mueller ...... 1st Kelly Heydt...... 2nd Sue Yeager...... 2nd 1994 Jen Edens ...... 2nd 1986 Kathleen Barrett ...... 1st Erinn Quinn ...... 2nd Barb Bielicki...... 1st Liz DesJardien...... 2nd Gail Cummings...... 2nd Tracey Miller...... 2nd Jackie Devenney...... 2nd 1995 Jen Edens ...... 2nd Chrissy Mueller...... HM Liz DesJardien ...... 3rd 1987 Gail Cummings ...... 1st Alex Ovchinnikoff ...... 3rd Mandy Moore ...... 1st 1996 Claudia Ovchinnikoff...... 1st Chrissy Mueller ...... 1st Alex Ovchinnikoff ...... 2nd Kim Lambdin...... 2nd Barb Gardener...... 2nd Kelly Grim...... 2nd Jen Edens ...... 2nd 1988 Kim Lambdin ...... 1st 1997 Claudia Ovchinnikoff...... 1st Gail Cummings ...... 1st Barb Gardener ...... 1st Mandy Moore ...... 1st Alex Ovchinnikoff ...... 2nd Kelly Grim...... 1st Carolyn Albright ...... 2nd Denise Bourassa ...... 2nd 1998 Claudia Ovchinnikoff...... 1st Barbara Hick...... 2nd Alex Ovchinnikoff ...... 2nd 1989 Deb Minzola...... 1st Kate Gillen...... 2nd Kelly Grim...... 1st Amy Stein...... 3rd Maria Doranda...... 1st 1999 Nicole Ross ...... 2nd Vicki Yocum...... 1st 2000 Amy Stein...... 2nd 1990 Katie Clemmer...... 1st 2002 Noelle Cebron...... 3rd Jane Catanzaro...... 1st 2008 Whitney Richards...... 3rd Mandee Moore ‘88 34 New Conference. New Traditions. New Rivalries. Career Records Points 7. Shelly Wosczyna (1999-02) ...... 133 6. Chrissy Muller (1984-87) ...... 438 1. Gail Cummings (1985-88) ...... 378 8. Robin Keevan (1999-02)...... 132 7. Jessica Colucci (2007-10)...... 379 2. Mindy Jacobs (1977-81)...... 277 9. Veronica George (1998-01) ...... 131 8. Megan McLouth (2002-05) ...... 374 3. Claudia Ovchinnikoff (1995-98)...... 266 Alli Demas (2000-03) ...... 131 9. Rebecca Joseph (1990-93)...... 307 4. Marie Schmucker (1980-84)...... 253 * Since 1993 10. Bridget McMullan (2005-08)...... 249 5. Sue Yeager (1982-85)...... 235 6. Kathleen Barrett (1983-86)...... 234 draw Controls* Save Pct. 7. Kim Lambdin (1985-88)...... 206 1. Patience Synnestvedt (2000-02) ...... 156 1. Jill Marple (1988-91)...... 656 8. Allison Frengs (2004-07)...... 195 2. Hillary Richards (2005-08) ...... 142 2. Chrissy Muller (1984-87) ...... 613 9. Noelle Cebron (1999-02)...... 190 3. Claudia Ovchinnikoff (1995-98)...... 134 3. Sheena Oommen (2000-03)...... 592 10. Alex Ovchinnikoff (1995-98)...... 183 4. Stephany Parcell (2010-13)...... 111 4. Iris Alvarado (1997-00)...... 590 5. Charlotte Swavola (2010-13)...... 110 5. Donna Porter (1992-94) ...... 587 Goals 6. Whitney Richards (2005-08) ...... 109 6. Ali True (1994-97)...... 582 1. Gail Cummings (1985-88) ...... 289 7. Berkley Summerlin (2005-08)...... 108 7. Rebecca Joseph (1990-93)...... 513 2. Claudia Ovchinnikoff (1995-98)...... 227 8. Allison Frengs (2004-07)...... 105 8. Megan McLouth (2002-05)...... 498 3. Marie Schmucker (1981-84)...... 211 9. Chelsea Rosiek (2007-10)...... 96 9. Jessica Colucci (2007-10)...... 462 4. Kathie Daley (1978-81) ...... 199 10. Marie DesMarais (2001-04)...... 93 10. Caitlin Gregory (2005-06)...... 426 5. Kathleen Barrett (1983-86)...... 190 * Since 1993 6. Sue Yeager (1982-85)...... 179 Gaa 7. Kim Lambdin (1985-88)...... 161 Caused turnovers* 1. Chrissy Muller (1984-87) ...... 4.87 8. Allison Frengs (2004-07)...... 153 1. Shelly Wosczyna (1999-02) ...... 98 2. Rebecca Joseph (1990-93)...... 5.37 9. Tiffany Pulaski (2001-04) ...... 151 2. Whitney Richards (2005-08) ...... 90 3. Donna Porter (1992-94) ...... 5.46 10. Jen Edens (1994-98)...... 150 3. Liz Frengs (2000-03) ...... 82 4. Jill Marple (1988-91)...... 5.84 4. Berkley Summerlin (2005-08)...... 80 5. Ali True (1994-97)...... 6.24 assists 5. Amy Stein (1996-00)...... 79 6. Sheena Oommen (2000-03)...... 9.06 1. Gail Cummings (1985-88) ...... 89 6. Alli Demas (2000-03) ...... 78 7. Iris Alvarado (1997-00)...... 9.25 2. Noelle Cebron (1999-02)...... 88 7. Nicole Cataldo (2003-06)...... 59 8. Megan McLouth (2002-05) ...... 9.82 3. Whitney Richards (2005-08) ...... 82 8. Hillary Richards (2005-08) ...... 57 9. Bridget McMullan (2005-08)...... 10.63 4. Mindy Jacobs (1978-81)...... 78 9. Robin Keevan (1999-02)...... 55 10. Caitlin Gregory (2005-06)...... 10.64 5. Bev Grove (1977-80) ...... 69 10. Allison Frengs (2004-07)...... 54 6. Erin Campbell (1996-98) ...... 62 Deanna Radcliffe (2000-03) ...... 54 7. Chelsea Rosiek (2007-10)...... 61 * Since 1998 8. Sue Yeager (1982-85)...... 56 9. Alex Ovchinnikoff (1995-98)...... 53 Goalie Saves 10. Tiffany Pulaski (2001-04) ...... 49 1. Jill Marple (1988-91)...... 754 2. Sheena Oommen (2000-03)...... 742 Shots 3. Debbie Kelley (1978-82)...... 698 1. Claudia Ovchinnikoff (1995-98)...... 390 4. Iris Alvarado (1997-00)...... 688 2. Tiffany Pulaski (2001-04) ...... 376 5. Ali True (1994-97)...... 460 3. Allison Frengs (2004-07)...... 338 4. Kelly Ruch (1997-00)...... 311 5. Nicole Ross (1996-99) ...... 300 6. Deanna Radcliffe (2000-03) ...... 284 7. Carolyn Albright (1994-97)...... 243 8. Corey Leader (2003-06)...... 229 9. Noelle Cebron (1999-02)...... 220 10. Casey Cech (2004-07)...... 214 * Since 1996

Ground Balls* 1. Amy Stein (1996-00)...... 175 2. Claudia Ovchinnikoff (1995-98)...... 168 3. Nicole Ross (1996-99) ...... 166 4. Whitney Richards (2005-08) ...... 156 5. Liz Frengs (2000-03) ...... 155 Claudia 6. Nicole Cataldo (2003-06)...... 149 Ovchinnikoff 2013-14 Temple Lacrosse Media Guide 35 Season Records Points Ground Balls* Save Pct. 1. Gail Cummings (1988) ...... 126 1. Shelly Wosczyna (2002)...... 68 1. Debbie Kelly (1982)...... 796 2. Gail Cummings (1987) ...... 115 2. Yasmin Thornton (1993)...... 64 2. Chrissy Muller (1987)...... 688 3. Kathie Daley (1980)...... 96 Claudia Ovchinnikoff (1997)...... 64 3. Jill Marple (1988)...... 681 4. Claudia Ovchinnikoff (1998)...... 94 4. Amy Stein (2000)...... 60 4. Jill Marple (1991)...... 652 5. Gail Cummings (1986)...... 89 5. Liz Frengs (2001) ...... 56 5. Jill Marple (1990)...... 649 Noelle Cebron (2002)...... 89 Whitney Richards (2008) ...... 56 6. Sheena Oommen (2001)...... 640 7. Marie Schmucker (1984)...... 88 7. Kelly Heydt (1993)...... 54 7. Ali True (1994)...... 636 8. Kathleen Barrett (1986)...... 82 8. Nicole Ross (1999) ...... 53 8. Iris Alvarado (1998)...... 625 9. Kim Lambdin (1988)...... 81 9. Liz Frengs (2002) ...... 50 9. Iris Alvarado (2000)...... 612 10. Hope Benzenhafer (1995)...... 49 10. Donna Porter (1994) ...... 605 Kelly Ruch (2000)...... 81 Alayna Tyson (2002)...... 49 * Since 1993 Gaa Goals 1. Debbie Kelly (1982) ...... 3.68 1. Gail Cummings (1988)...... 94 draw Controls* 2. Chrissy Muller (1984)...... 4.00 2. Gail Cummings (1987)...... 88 1. Patience Synnestvedt (2002) ...... 64 3. Jill Marple (1987)...... 4.12 3. Claudia Ovchinnikoff (1998)...... 87 2. Chelsea Rosiek (2010)...... 58 4. Iris Alvarado (1997) ...... 4.62 4. Kathie Daley (1980)...... 78 3. Marie DesMarais (2003)...... 57 5. Chrissy Muller (1985)...... 5.28 5. Marie Schmucker (1984)...... 67 4. Claudia Ovchinnikoff (1996)...... 52 6. Iris Alvarado (1998) ...... 6.70 Gail Cummings (1986)...... 67 5. Patience Synnestvedt (2000) ...... 50 7. Ali True (1995) ...... 7.05 Nicole Ross (1999) ...... 67 6. Charlotte Swavola (2013) ...... 49 8. Iris Alvarado (2000) ...... 7.82 8. Claudia Ovchinnikoff (1997)...... 65 7. Stephanie Markunas (2012)...... 47 9. Sheena Oommen (2001)...... 8.05 9. Kerry Paul (1993) ...... 62 8. Patience Synnestvedt (2001) ...... 42 10. Megan McLouth (2003) ...... 8.08 Kelly Ruch (2000)...... 62 Whitney Richards (2008) ...... 42 10. Stephany Parcell (2013)...... 40 assists Hillary Richards (2008) ...... 40 1. Noelle Cebron (2002)...... 37 * Since 1993 2. Gail Cummings (1988)...... 32 Whitney Richards (2008) ...... 32 Caused turnovers* 4. Chelsea Rosiek (2010)...... 29 1. Shelly Wosczyna (2002)...... 43 Bev Grove (1978) ...... 29 2. Amy Stein (2000)...... 39 Gail 6. Gail Cummings (1987)...... 27 Whitney Richards (2008) ...... 39 Cummings 7. Erin Campbell (1997)...... 26 4. Berkley Summerlin (2008)...... 36 Shira Thornton (1992)...... 26 5. Liz Frengs (2002) ...... 34 9. Stephanie Markunas (2012)...... 25 6. Maria Carpenter (2004)...... 30 10. Whitney Richards (2006) ...... 24 7. Marie DesMarais (2003)...... 29 Amy Stein (1998)...... 29 Hillary Richards (2008) ...... 24 9. Alli Demas (2001) ...... 28 10. Alayna Tyson (2002)...... 27 Shots* Alli Demas (2003) ...... 27 1. Tiffany Pulaski (2004) ...... 173 * Since 1998 2. Claudia Ovchinnikoff (1998)...... 149 3. Claudia Ovchinnikoff (1998)...... 136 Goalie Saves Nicole Ross (1999) ...... 136 1. Debbie Kelly (1982) ...... 273 5. Kelly Ruch (2000)...... 132 2. Sheena Oommen (2001)...... 272 6. Carolyn Albright (1997) ...... 127 3. Jill Marple (1988)...... 223 Deanna Radcliffe (2003) ...... 127 4. Iris Alvarado (1999) ...... 220 8. Allison Frengs (2007)...... 120 5. Sheena Oommen (2003)...... 213 9. Carolyn Albright (1996) ...... 116 6. Sheena Oommen (2002)...... 209 10. Jen Edens (1998)...... 111 7. Iris Alvarado (1998) ...... 208 * Since 1996 8. Megan McLouth (2004) ...... 195 9. Jill Marple (1990)...... 191 10. Jill Marple (1989)...... 188

36 New Conference. New Traditions. New Rivalries. Single Game Records Most Points, Game Most Goals, Game 5 Peggy Wild Hoffman 12 (9g, 3a) Carol Schultz 11 Kathie Daley vs. Glassboro State (1979) vs. Princeton (1984) vs. Montclair (1980) 5 Stephanie Markunas 12 (10 g, 2a) Tiffany Pulaski 10 Peggy Wild Hoffman vs. Lafayette (2012) vs. Lafayette (2004) vs. Kutztown (1979) 5 Chelsea Rosiek 11 (8g, 3a) Alex Ovchinnikoff 10 Nicole Ross vs. Richmond (2010) 5 Sue Yeager vs. Duquesne (1998) vs. Duquesne (1999) vs. Princeton (1983) 11 (9g, 2a) Gail Cummings 10 Tiffany Pulaski 4 Erin Campbell vs. UMBC (1987) vs. Lafayette (2004) vs. Duquesne (1998) 11 (11g) Kathie Daley 9 Carol Schultz 4 Casey Cech vs. Montclair (1980) vs. Princeton (1984) vs. Saint Joseph’s (2006) 10 (7g, 3a) Noelle Cebron 9 Gail Cummings 4 Gail Cummings vs. Duquesne (2002) vs. Massachusetts (1988) vs. Rutgers (1986,1987) 10 (7g, 3a) Noelle Cebron 9 Gail Cummings 4 Deb Minzola vs. Saint Joseph’s (2002) vs. Penn (1988) vs. Delaware (1989) 10 (5g, 5a) Stephanie Markunas 9 Gail Cummings 4 Alex Ovchinnikoff vs. Lafayette (2012) vs. West Chester (1988) vs. Lafayette (1998) 10 (10g) Nicole Ross 9 Claudia Ovchinnikoff 4 Hillary Richards vs. Duquesne (1999) vs. Ohio State (1997) vs. Villanova (2008) 4 Whitney Richards 9 Carolyn Albright 9 Kelly Ruch vs. La Salle (2008) vs. Boston Univ. (1996) vs. La Salle (1999) 4 Chelsea Rosiek 9 (7g, 2a) Kim Lambdin vs. Lafayette (2010) vs. Rutgers (1988) Most assists, Game 4 Chelsea Rosiek 9 (5g, 4a) Alex Ovchinnikoff 7 Mindy Jacobs vs. Richmond (2010) vs. Lafayette (1998) vs. Montclair (1981) 9 (8g, 1a) Claudia Ovchinnikoff 5 Casey Cech vs. Villanova (1998) vs. Brown (2006) 5 Noelle Cebron 9 Claudia Ovchinnikoff vs. La Salle (2002) vs. Vanderbilt (1996) 5 Noelle Cebron 9 (9g) Kelly Ruch vs. G. Washington (2002) vs. La Salle (1999) 5 Erin Campbell 9 (6g, 3a) Marie Schmucker vs. West Chester (1997) vs. Lehigh (1983)

Most Goals, Game 30, vs. Boston Univ., 4/28/96 29, vs. Kutztown, 3/27/79 29, vs. Montclair State, 3/25/82 28, vs. Drexel, 1984 28, vs. Princeton, 1984 28, vs. New Hampshire, 4/20/96

Most Goals allowed, Game 26, vs. Maryland (2003) 23, vs. Maryland (1999) 22, vs. Maryland (2004) 20, vs. Maryland (2008) 20, vs. Virginia (2005) 20, vs. Virginia (2002)

Most Goals, Season 276 in 17 games (1988) 260 in 18 games (1984) 253 in 19 games (1998) 253 in 19 games (2002) Former head coach Tina Sloan-Green received a special recognition award from the IWLCA in 2007. From left to right: Melissa Michaels, Mandee 253 in 19 games (2003) (Moore) O’Leary, Barb Questa, Green, Jackie Neary, Sue Stimmel and current TU head coach Bonnie Rosen traveled to Florida for the event. 225 in 17 games (1983) Sloan-Green was cited for her contributions to the game and the community.

2013-14 Temple Lacrosse Media Guide 37 Record Book teMPLe atHLetiCS OWLS in tHe WOrLd CuP (by OWLS in tHe uS LaCrOSSe HaLL Of faMe year) HaLL Of faMe name ...... Year inducted 1982 Kathleen Barrett-Geiger ...... 2001 name ...... Year inducted Gail Cummings Danson (Canada) Virginia Allen...... 1975 Gail Cummings Danson...... 2007 Kathleen Barrett-Geiger ...... 1999 1986 Tina Sloan Green...... 1997 Judith L. Benscoter ...... 1986 Gail Cummings Danson (Canada) Mandee (Moore) O’Leary...... 2005 Kim Lambdin Ciarrocca...... 2001 Ruth Stevenson...... 2004 Kathie Daley ...... 2005 1989 Alice Putman Willetts ...... 1998 Gail Cummings-Danson...... 2000 Kathleen (Barrett) Geiger Jane Catanzaro-Delaney...... 2004 Kim Lambdin WHere are tHeY nOW? Jennifer Gowan...... 1998 Mandee (Moore) O'Leary Alison (Williams) Bruno, Head Coach, Albright College Tina Sloan Green...... 1994 Chrissy Muller Kim (Lambdin) Ciarrocca, Former Head Coach, Doris “Tiz” Martin Griffith...... 1984 University of Delaware F. Elizabeth Hess ...... 1983 1993 Gail (Cummings) Danson, Carol Sauppe Kline...... 1999 Kathleen (Barrett) Geiger Director of Athletics, Skidmore College Larraine Lodise ...... 1995 Gail Cummings-Danson Kathleen (Barrett) Geiger, Monica Mills-Ciccimaro...... 1997 Mandee (Moore) O'Leary Assistant Coach, Springfield (Delco) HS Mandee (Moore) O’Leary...... 2004 Corey Leader, Assistant Coach, Avon Grove HS 1997 Chrissy Muller Poplawski ...... 2009 Melissa Michaels, Assistant Coach, Cabrini College Kathleen (Barrett) Geiger Frances Henderson Newcomb...... 1977 Mandee (Moore) O’Leary, Bonnie Rosen Head Coach, University of Florida Anne Sage ...... 1987 Jackie Neary, Head Coach, Cabrini College Marie Schmucker...... 1995 2001 Chrissy (Muller) Poplawski, Mary Fetter Semanik ...... 1978 Kathleen (Barrett) Geiger Assistant Coach, Springfield (Delco) HS Aamina Thornton...... 2010 Bonnie Rosen Barbara Questa, 1982 and 1984 Lacrosse Teams...... 2011 Senior Associate AD, St. Bonaventure University 1988 Lacrosse Team...... 2012 2005 Hillary Richards, Assistant Coach, Holy Cross HS Kathleen (Barrett) Geiger Sue Stimmel, Former Head Coach, Ohio State Bonnie Rosen Patience Synnestvedt, Head Coach, Abington Friends Kelly Yemm, Assistant Coach, Upper Dublin HS

Coach Tina Sloan Green and the 1988 Temple Lacrosse Team with the 1988 NCAA Championship trophy. 38 New Conference. New Traditions. New Rivalries. All-Time Roster A Amy Derosa...... 1998-99 I N Evelyn Somers...... 1991 Carolyn Albright...... 1994-97 Andrea DeSabato...... 2006-09 Alison Incarnato...... 2007-09 Tiffany Newbert ...... 1988 Denise Sotis ...... 1991-92 Iris Alvarado...... 1997-00 Marie DesMarias ...... 2001-04 Rebecca Noe...... 1984 Nina Souvannalay ...... 2007 Lisa DeStefano ...... 1983-84 J Jean Norris...... 1989-92 Eve Stamm ...... 1984 B Jackie Devenney...... 1983-85 Lee Anne Jackson...... 1983-85 Amy Stein ...... 1996-00 Deanna Balerno ...... 2008-09 Jennifer Devinney...... 1998-00 Liz Des Jardien ...... 1992-95 O MaryFran Stepek...... 2001-04 Stacie Barndt ...... 1988-89 Maria Dorando...... 1985-89 Summer Jaros...... 2013 Christie O’Connor ...... 1994-98 Susan Stimmel...... 1982-84 Kathleen Barrett ...... 1983-86 Colleen Doyle ...... 1988 Jen Jefferson...... 1999-02 Colleen O’Connor...... 1983-85 Jodie Stocker ...... 2001 Nicole Battaglia...... 2001-02 Connie Durney ...... 1986-88 Nessie Johnson ...... 1993-94 Sheena Oommen ...... 1999-03 Nicholle St. Pierre...... 2008-11 Hope Benzenhafer ...... 1992-95 Renate Johnson...... 1988 Alex Ovchinnikoff...... 1995-98 Ann Stouffer...... 2008-11 Stacy Benzenhafer ...... 1996-99 E Rebecca Joseph...... 1990-92 Claudia Ovchinnikoff...... 1995-98 Kara Stroup...... 2013 Barbara Bielicki...... 1983-86 Jennifer Edens...... 1994-98 Susan Oxenhandler ...... 1983 Berkley Summerlin ...... 2005-08 Tess Bishop...... 2009-12 Sue Edwards...... 1988 K Charlotte Swavola...... 2010-13 Tina Bissey...... 1988 Susan Eimer...... 1983 Jaqi Kakalecik...... 2012-13 P Patience Synnestvedt...... 2000-02 Leslie Boghosian ...... 1991 Jessica Ely...... 1995 Stacey Kearney...... 1994 Kellee Pace...... 2010-13 Kelly Syphard ...... 2011-13 Carrie Bolduc...... 1996-97 Beth Emhe...... 1985-86 Robin Keevan...... 1999-02 Roni Pack ...... 1982-83 Theresa Bono ...... 1983-84 April Ennis...... 1990-91 Christie Keith...... 2002 Stephany Parcell ...... 2010-13 T Denise Bourassa...... 1984-88 Mariah Eurkus ...... 2002 Debbie Kelley ...... 1982 Becky Passon...... 1988 Jaymie Tabor ...... 2011-13 Cheryl Boylan...... 1988-90 Sofie Kennedy ...... 2012 Karen Patrick...... 1983-87 Andrea Talese ...... 2003 Sara Bradley...... 1996-97 F Karen Kilgariff...... 1982-83 Kerry Paul ...... 1990-93 Karen Taylor...... 1984 Lea Britton ...... 2011-13 Nina Falcone...... 2010-13 Marty King...... 1982-83 Justine Pearsall...... 1998-99 Alyssa Temple...... 1988 Laurie Burns...... 1988 Diane Favinger...... 1994-95 Brianne Kingsbury...... 2003 Khan Pham ...... 1993-94 Aamina Thornton...... 1987-90 Toni Byard ...... 1991 Emily Fine...... 2010 Alexis Kirkwood...... 2003 Heather Phillips...... 1994 Amara Thornton...... 1988-90 Lauren Fisher ...... 2009-11 Barb Koons...... 1988 Katie Phillips...... 2008-09 Shira Thornton ...... 1992-93 C Carli Fitzgerald ...... 2012-13 Alison Kreitz ...... 2004 Eunice Pikuzinski...... 1988 Yasmin Thornton...... 1990-93 Jackie Cahill...... 1991 Jackie Forish...... 1999-00 Tania Kuchta ...... 1986-89 Megan Pinkerton...... 2013 Megan Tiernan ...... 2013 Sarah Caldwell...... 1993 Carol Frankenfield ...... 1983 Brittany Piotti ...... 2005-06 Nicole Tiernan ...... 2013 Lauren Caminiti...... 2009-12 Allison Frengs ...... 2004-07 L Kathleen Plasha...... 1988-90 Ali True...... 1994-97 Erin Campbell...... 1996-98 Liz Frengs...... 2000-03 Stephenie LaGrossa...... 1999 Jen Plum ...... 1995 Alayna Tyson...... 1999-02 Nicole Caniglia ...... 2005-08 Amanda Furman ...... 1995 Kim Lambdin ...... 1985-88 Donna Porter ...... 1991-94 Johna Capaldo ...... 2004-07 Jessica Larkin ...... 1995-99 Felicity Porter...... 1997 U Lauren Carey...... 2006-09 G Corey Leader ...... 2003-06 Tiffany Pulaski...... 2001-04 Dawn Ullman...... 1988-90 Maria Carpenter...... 2003-04 Jan Gable ...... 1982-83 Jill Lessne...... 1996-99 Mary Carr...... 1991 Cathy Gamble ...... 1982-84 Denise Lomax ...... 1993-96 Q W Cynthia Castle ...... 1984-85 Sharon Garber...... 1982-84 Avery Longstaff ...... 2013 Erinn Quinn...... 1990-94 Lori Wambold...... 1982-83 Heather Cassidy...... 1988 Barbara Gardner...... 1994-97 Kari Longstaff...... 2013 Lindsay Wells ...... 2005-08 Kristen Cassidy...... 2003-04 Veronica George...... 1998-01 R Allison Williams ...... 1983-86 Nicole Cataldo...... 2003-06 Rena Giamo...... 1983 M Amy Rabinowitch...... 1990 Michelle Williams...... 1992 Jane Catanzaro...... 1989-91 Kate Gillen ...... 1995-98 Erin Malany...... 2001-04 Deanna Radcliffe...... 2000-03 Karen Wivell ...... 1984 Noelle Cebron ...... 1999-02 Allison Glavin ...... 2004 Katie Malany...... 1999-02 Jen Ranieri...... 1995-98 Shelly Wosczyna...... 1999-02 Casey Cech ...... 2004-07 Patty Glavin ...... 2003-06 Stephanie Markunas ...... 2010-12 Amy Reese ...... 1988-91 Jessica Chadwin...... 2004-07 Amy Gorman...... 2000-01 Jill Marple...... 1988-91 Nicole Rice...... 1997 Y Susan Chillano ...... 1982-83 Lisa Gotschall ...... 1988 Janice Mayer...... 1983 Hillary Richards...... 2005-08 Kim Yaculak...... 1988 Megan Chlada...... 2010-13 Jennifer Gowan...... 1982-83 Jessica McClay...... 1996-99 Whitney Richards...... 2005-08 Suzanne Yeager...... 1982-85 Shelby Christopher...... 2010-11 Joy Grapin ...... 1991 Kelly McGinley...... 1988 Meredith Rizzo...... 1995-96 Kelly Yemm...... 2004-07 Angela Ciesynski...... 1999 Caitlin Gregory...... 2005-06 Amy McLaughlin...... 1986-90 Chelsea Rosiek ...... 2007-10 Jessica Yemm...... 2000-03 Katie Clemmer ...... 1988-89 Beth Grier...... 1991 Megan McLouth...... 2002-05 Nicole Ross...... 1996-99 Johanna Yemm...... 2001 Letitia Clemons...... 1987-89 Kelly Grim ...... 1986-89 Bridget McMullan ...... 2005-08 Kelly Ruch...... 1997-00 Dawn Yergy...... 2004-06 Meghan Clothier...... 2010-13 Colleen Guinan...... 2011-13 Lindsey McMullen...... 2005-08 Debbie Ruszkowski...... 1983 Vicki Yocum...... 1987-90 Karly Cohen...... 2009-12 Rose Gushanas ...... 1989 Maddie McTigue ...... 2013 Katie Yori...... 2004-07 Lindsey Colferai...... 2007-10 Angela Guss...... 1996 Allison McWilliams...... 2009-12 S Jessica Colucci...... 2007-10 Karen Meier ...... 1987-90 Neil Sanborn...... 1998-99 Z Megan Condon...... 2002-05 H Jackie Mercer ...... 2009-13 Monique Scally...... 1990 Kelsey Zenuk...... 2009-12 Colleen Connor...... 1996-98 Brandi Hale...... 1991-92 Melissa Michaels...... 1995-97 Shannon Scheurer...... 1997-00 Tracy Zimmer...... 2007-10 Kirstie Connor...... 2013 Rachel Hall ...... 2012-13 Whitney Middleton...... 1983-84 Beth Schmalenberger...... 1990-92 Keri Conway...... 1990 Kathleen Harte...... 1984-87 Tracey Miller...... 1991-94 Marie Schmucker ...... 1982-84 Nancy Cook...... 1985 Jennifer Harris...... 1990-91 Monica Mills...... 1983-85 Carol Schultz...... 1982-84 Wendy Cordier...... 1988 Macie Hauck ...... 2012-13 Deb Minzola...... 1986-89 Rachel Schwaab...... 2013 Christie Corregan...... 1992 Heidi Herner...... 1991-95 Karla Mixon...... 1991-94 Missy Schweitzer...... 2009-11 Lauren Costello...... 2004 Kelly Heydt...... 1990-93 Meghan Mollison ...... 1997 Kristin Schwindt...... 1992-94 Jody Cowan ...... 1995 Barb Hick ...... 1984-87 Tracey Monk...... 1990 Kathy Seasholtz ...... 1988-89 Cheryl Culberson ...... 1983 Jennifer Higgins ...... 1992 Sarah Morby ...... 1999-02 Molly Seefried ...... 2012-13 Gail Cummings...... 1984-88 Brittney Hoffman...... 2006-09 Mandee Moore...... 1985-88 Alex Shapiro...... 2008-11 Kim Holody...... 2003 Michelle Morgan...... 1987-88 Mary Sheldon...... 1984 D Jennifer Homka...... 2008-11 Chrissy Muller ...... 1984-87 Kelly Shoffstall ...... 1988 Shahrzad Dadgar ...... 1994-97 Keelin Hood ...... 2009-12 Kathleen Muir ...... 1983 Susan Shirk...... 1984 Kathie Daley...... 1978-81 Destiney Hovanec...... 1992 Melanie Murphy...... 1992 Kathryn Skahan...... 2013 Jennifer Deitch...... 2004-05 Vanthida Huang...... 1990-93 Michelle Murtha...... 1999 Chris Slaninka ...... 1991-93 Lise Della Pelle...... 1982-84 Bridget Hufnagel...... 2013 Janell Myers...... 2006-08 Christine Smith...... 1982 Ali Demas...... 1999-03 Julie Smith...... 1990-92

2013-14 Temple Lacrosse Media Guide 39 All-Time Results Results unavailable from 1975-80 4/28 at New Hampshire...... 4-3 W 4/21 NORTHWESTERN...... 10-7 W 4/30 LEHIGH...... 15-4 W 4/23 MASSACHUSETTS...... 9-5 W 1981 5/12 **New Hampshire...... 3-7 L 4/24 at New Hampshire...... 5-4 W 12-7-0 Overall 4/30 at Harvard ...... 4-5 L Head Coach: tina Sloan Green 1986 5/1 RUTGERS...... 6-4 W HARVARD 5-12 ...... L 15-3-0 Overall/nCaa Semifinals 5/13 **LAFAYETTE...... 11-5 W SWARTHMORE...... 15-3 W Head Coach: tina Sloan Green 5/20 **Penn State...... 3-9 L MARYLAND ...... 3-7 L 3/21 YALE ...... 12-4 W at Montgomery CC ...... 26-1 W 3/22 NORTHWESTERN...... 15-6 W 1990 at Rutgers7-6 ...... W 3/25 at Maryland...... 11-8 W 12-4-0 Overall/nCaa Semifinals at West Chester ...... 7-4 W 3/27 Harvard ...... 14-9 W Head Coach: tina Sloan Green URSINUS 4-12 ...... L 3/29 RUTGERS...... 10-2 W 3/25 WILLIAM & MARY...... 13-7 W at Lafayette...... 20-3 W 4/1 PENN STATE ...... 6-13 L 3/27 PENN STATE ...... 10-8 W TRENTON 14-4 ...... W 4/5 at Lafayette...... 20-2 W 3/29 at Harvard ...... 6-7 L PENN ...... 8-7 W 4/8 at Penn...... 14-7 W 4/3 at Penn...... 7-5 W at Penn State...... 4-17 L 4/10 at Ursinus...... 10-6 W 4/5 at Ursinus...... 13-2 W LEHIGH ...... 12-3 W 4/12 at West Chester...... 20-4 W 4/7 at West Chester ...... 15-2 W GLASSBORO...... 13-2 W 4/13 at New Hampshire...... 7-6 W 4/10 NORTHWESTERN...... 17-12 W at Delaware...... 7-8 L 4/17 DELAWARE...... 19-4 W 4/12 DELAWARE...... 12-5 W +PENN STATE (OT) ...... 4-5 L 4/19 at VIRGINIA...... 10-11 L-4ot 4/14 at Virginia...... 8-9 L +MARYLAND ...... 7-2 W 4/20 Northwestern...... 7-6 W 4/17 LEHIGH...... 18-0 W + EAIAW championship 4/22 at Lehigh...... 17-4 W 4/19 at Lafayette...... 14-10 W 4/26 MASSACHUSETTS ...... 15-6 W 4/22 MASSACHUSETTS...... 10-2 W 1982 results unavailable 5/7 **New Hampshire...... 8-5 W 4/23 NEW HAMPSHIRE ...... 10-9 W 5/10 **Penn State...... 7-8 L 5/3 at Maryland...... 5-9 L 1983 5/12 **PENN STATE ...... 9-4 W 12-2-3 Overall/nCaa runner-up 1987 5/20 **Harvard ...... 7-13 L Head Coach: tina Sloan Green 16-1-0 Overall/nCaa runner-up 3/26 Drexel...... 26-1 W Head Coach: tina Sloan Green 1991 3/27 Yale ...... 18-1 W 3/21 UMBC ...... 26-6 W 5-8-0 Overall 3/29 Maryland...... 3-3 T 3/22 YALE ...... 19-1 W Head Coach: tina Sloan Green 3/31 Harvard ...... 11-11 T 3/24 MARYLAND...... 11-5 W 3/24 WILLIAM & MARY...... 6-7 L 4/2 Rutgers...... 19-5 W 3/26 at Lafayette...... 13-5 W 3/26 at Penn State...... 5-9 L 4/5 West Chester ...... 16-4 W 3/28 at Rutgers...... 16-2 W 4/3 at Penn...... 10-1 W 4/7 Ursinus...... 20-8 W 4/1 at Penn State...... 10-7 W 4/4 URSINUS...... 12-4 W 4/10 James Madison...... 18-4 W 4/4 at Harvard ...... 10-2 W 4/6 WEST CHESTER ...... 11-3 W 4/12 Penn...... 13-6 W 4/7 PENN...... 22-5 W 4/7 MARYLAND...... 7-9 L 4/14 Penn State...... 12-11 W 4/9 URSINUS...... 24-3 W 4/9 at Princeton...... 5-8 L 4/21 Delaware...... 5-10 L 4/11 New Hampshire...... 9-2 W 4/11 at Delaware...... 10-7 W 4/25 Lehigh...... 15-6 W 4/12 at Massachusetts...... 12-4 W 4/13 VIRGINIA...... 4-5 L 4/27 Princeton...... 16-8 W 4/15 at Delaware...... 15-5 W 4/16 at Lehigh...... 13-5 W 4/29 Massachusetts...... 4-4 T 4/17 WEST CHESTER ...... 13-3 W 4/18 LAFAYETTE...... 3-8 L 4/30 New Hampshire...... 13-6 W 4/21 LEHIGH...... 19-5 W 4/21 at Harvard ...... 4-10 L 5/14 **Princeton...... 16-6 W 4/24 VIRGINIA...... 12-5 W 4/22 at Yale...... 5-6 L 5/21 **Massachusetts...... 10-4 W 5/9 **New Hampshire...... 9-8 W 5/22 **Delaware...... 7-10 L 5/16 **Penn State...... 6-7 L 1992 1984 11-5-0 Overall/nCaa tournament 16-2-0 Overall/nCaa national Champion 1988 Head Coach: tina Sloan Green Head Coach: tina Sloan Green 19-0-0 Overall/nCaa national Champion 3/21 at Boston College ...... 7-6 W Northwestern...... 13-9 W Head Coach: tina Sloan Green 3/22 PENN STATE ...... 9-8 W Drexel ...... 28-1 W 3/18 YALE ...... 16-2 W 3/26 HARVARD ...... 4-15 L Yale ...... 18-3 W 3/19 UMBC ...... 26-2 W 3/31 at Penn...... 3-4 L Maryland 7-9 ...... L 3/22 at Maryland...... 8-7 W 4/2 at Ursinus...... 15-6 W Rutgers 13-2 ...... W 3/24 LAFAYETTE...... 17-4 W 4/4 at West Chester...... 7-5 W Penn State...... 5-6 L 3/29 PENN STATE ...... 14-11 W 4/5 at Maryland...... 1-9 L Old Dominion...... 9-2 W 3/31 RUTGERS...... 25-4 W 4/7 PRINCETON...... 13-11 W James Madison ...... 11-6 W 4/2 HARVARD ...... 13-8 W 4/10 at Old Dominion...... 6-5 W Penn ...... 17-3 W 4/5 at Penn...... 18-7 W 4/11 at Virginia...... 5-12 L Ursinus ...... 13-4 W 4/9 at West Chester...... 20-1 W 4/14 LEHIGH...... 16-3 W Delaware 14-5 ...... W 4/10 SOUTH AUSTRALIA...... 6-4 W 4/16 LAFAYETTE...... 11-6 W West Chester...... 20-2 W 4/14 DELAWARE...... 15-7 W 4/25 NEW HAMPSHIRE ...... 13-9 W Princeton 28-4 ...... W 4/17 at Virginia...... 15-7 W 4/27 at Yale...... 9-8 W UMass ...... 13-5 W 4/19 at Lehigh...... 19-6 W 4/30 DELAWARE...... 13-4 W Lehigh ...... 16-5 W 4/22 NORTHWESTERN...... 19-9 W 5/9 **PRINCETON ...... 6-11 L **Northwestern...... 16-7 W 4/24 NEW HAMPSHIRE ...... 6-5 W **Delaware...... 13-3 W 4/25 MASSACHUSETTS...... 24-3 W 1993 **Maryland ...... 6-4 W 5/2 at Ursinus...... 15-7 W 9-6-0 Overall 5/14 **Harvard ...... 13-8 W Head Coach: kim Ciarrocca 1985 5/21 **Penn State...... 15-7 W 3/20 BOSTON COLLEGE...... 10-4 W 17-1-0 Overall/nCaa Semifinals 1989 3/21 YALE (OT)...... 10-9 W Head Coach: tina Sloan Green 14-3-0 Overall/nCaa Semifinals 3/22 HARVARD...... 6-11 L 3/23 YALE ...... 13-5 W Head Coach: tina Sloan Green 3/28 OLD DOMINION...... 10-7 W 3/24 NORTHEASTERN...... 12-2 W 3/17 YALE ...... 6-4 W 3/30 PENN ...... 12-2 W 3/26 MARYLAND...... 10-6 W 3/18 WILLIAM & MARY...... 7-4 W 4/1 URSINUS...... 14-0 W 3/30 at Rutgers...... 16-2 W 3/21 MARYLAND...... 9-7 W 4/3 WEST CHESTER (OT)...... 13-12 W 4/2 at Penn State...... 8-7 W 3/28 at Penn State...... 5-13 L 4/6 at Princeton...... 4-8 L 4/4 JAMES MADISON ...... 16-5 W 4/4 PENN...... 11-8 W 4/10 VIRGINIA...... 6-12 L 4/6 OLD DOMINION...... 22-1 W 4/6 URSINUS...... 11-2 W 4/12 MARYLAND...... 6-17 L 4/9 PENN...... 20-3 W 4/8 WEST CHESTER ...... 13-3 W 4/13 at Lehigh...... 14-2 W 4/11 URSINUS...... 23-3 W 4/13 at Delaware...... 11-6 W 4/15 at Lafayette ...... 10-5 W 4/13 WEST CHESTER ...... 15-5 W 4/16 VIRGINIA...... 10-9 W-ot 4/17 at Penn State...... 7-14 L 4/18 at Delaware...... 16-9 W 4/18 LEHIGH...... 11-2 W 4/24 at New Hampshire...... 7-10 L 4/20 at Lafayette...... 4-8 L 4/25 at Massachusetts...... 21-4 W 40 New Conference. New Traditions. New Rivalries. All-Time Results

1994 1998 4/6 OHIO STATE...... 15-7 W 6-9-0 Overall 14-5-0 Overall/nCaa Semifinals 4/8 MASSACHUSETTS...... 11-7 W Head Coach: kim Ciarrocca Head Coach: kim Ciarrocca 4/11 at Princeton...... 7-15 L 3/16 at Ursinus...... 15-2 W 3/10 Boston Univ...... 9-3 W 4/17 LA SALLE ...... 16-1 W 3/19 at Maryland...... 4-17 L 3/12 Duquesne...... 27-0 W 4/20 at Duquesne...... 13-4 W 3/22 at Hofstra ...... 14-7 W 3/18 VILLANOVA...... 24-5 W 4/22 at St. Bonaventure...... 12-2 W 3/25 at Boston College ...... 13-6 W 3/20 at Old Dominion...... 9-1 W 4/26 PENN...... 16-9 W 3/29 at Penn...... 10-12 L-ot 3/23 at James Madison...... 6-15 L 4/29 SAINT JOSEPH’S...... 18-3 W 4/1 at Harvard ...... 5-10 L 3/26 at Boston College ...... 17-3 W 5/2 at Delaware...... 8-6 W 4/5 at Princeton...... 8-16 L 3/28 at Massachusetts...... 16-6 W 5/4 *Saint Joseph’s...... 15-6 W 4/9 at Virginia...... 6-16 L 3/31 at Maryland...... 5-11 L 5/5 *Duquesne...... 10-9 W-ot 4/10 at Old Dominion...... 2-7 L 4/3 at Penn...... 13-4 W 5/10 **Duke...... 3-17 L 4/14 LAFAYETTE...... 11-10 W-ot 4/8 PRINCETON...... 11-5 W 4/17 PENN STATE ...... 4-11 L 4/11 PENN STATE ...... 12-8 W 2002 4/21 at West Chester...... 10-8 W 4/14 at Rutgers...... 7-9 L 14-5-0 Overall/7-0-0 a-10 4/23 NEW HAMPSHIRE ...... 6-7 L 4/16 LAFAYETTE...... 21-4 W atlantic 10 Champion/nCaa 4/26 at Georgetown ...... 7-9 L 4/18 COLGATE ...... 15-5 W Head Coach: kim Ciarrocca 4/30 at Massachusetts...... 13-10 W 4/21 at West Chester...... 16-4 W 3/3 at Colgate (OT)...... 8-6 W 4/25 at Virginia...... 7-13 L 3/8 at Boston U...... 4-16 L 1995 4/30 at Georgetown ...... 11-8 W 3/17 at Old Dominion...... 8-9 L 3/20 at Penn...... 12-8 W 11-4-0 Overall/nCaa tournament 5/6 **DUKE ...... 17-11 W 3/26 PENN STATE ...... 18-14 W Head Coach: kim Ciarrocca 5/9 **at North Carolina ...... 10-11 L 3/30 at Virginia...... 8-18 L 3/19 MARYLAND...... 5-13 L 4/2 LAFAYETTE...... 13-6 W 3/21 VILLANOVA...... 23-3 W 1999 4/5 at Richmond...... 12-11 W-2ot 3/25 BOSTON COLLEGE...... 10-4 W 8-11-0 Overall/5-0-0 a-10 4/7 at G. Washington...... 18-4 W 3/26 OLD DOMINION...... 16-10 W atlantic 10 runner-up 4/10 PRINCETON...... 8-16 L 3/28 PENN...... 12-1 W Head Coach: kim Ciarrocca 4/12 at La Salle...... 19-4 W 3/30 at Hofstra ...... 17-6 W 3/11 at Boston Univ...... 9-10 L 4/14 SAINT JOSEPH’S...... 21-3 W 4/1 MASSACHUSETTS...... 15-4 W 3/18 at North Carolina...... 1-14 L 4/21 at Massachusetts...... 14-2 W 4/5 at Princeton...... 5-15 L 3/21 OLD DOMINION...... 4-7 L 4/24 DELAWARE...... 11-10 W 4/8 VIRGINIA...... 9-8 W 3/25 LA SALLE ...... 22-5 W 4/26 ST. BONAVENTURE ...... 21-4 W 4/13 at Lafayette...... 10-6 W 3/30 MARYLAND...... 5-23 L 4/28 DUQUESNE...... 19-9 W 4/15 at Penn State...... 5-8 L 4/1 PENN...... 14-1 W 5/3 *Duquesne...... 16-4 W 4/22 at New Hampshire...... 6-3 W 4/3 VIRGINIA...... 4-9 L 5/4 *Richmond...... 14-8 W 4/25 GEORGETOWN...... 14-5 W 4/6 at Penn State...... 6-12 L 5/10 **VIRGINIA...... 8-20 L 4/29 WEST CHESTER ...... 18-7 W 4/10 at Virginia Tech ...... 8-7 W 5/13 **PRINCETON ...... 8-14 L 4/11 at Duquesne...... 17-9 W 2003 4/14 at Princeton...... 5-11 L 13-6-0 Overall/7-0-0 a-10 1996 4/16 MASSACHUSETTS...... 5-6 L atlantic 10 Champion/nCaa 11-5-0 Overall 4/20 SAINT JOSEPH’S...... 12-8 W Head Coach: kim Ciarrocca Head Coach: kim Ciarrocca 4/22 RUTGERS...... 5-8 L 3/1 VILLANOVA...... 17-6 W 3/12 VIRGINIA TECH...... 22-3 W 4/28 at Delaware...... 7-13 L 3/2 COLGATE ...... 15-7 W 3/16 at Maryland...... 4-15 L 5/1 *DUQUESNE...... 11-7 W 3/8 at Delaware...... 9-10 L 3/23 DREXEL...... 20-0 W 5/2 *VIRGINIA TECH...... 7-8 L 3/19 PENN...... 7-6 W 3/26 at Penn...... 12-6 W 3/23 at Lafayette...... 16-5 W 3/30 at Massachusetts...... 15-5 W 2000 3/25 at Penn State...... 7-13 L 3/31 at Boston College ...... 12-8 W 9-9-0 Overall/5-1-0 a-10 3/29 VIRGINIA...... 6-16 L 4/3 PRINCETON...... 10-15 L atlantic 10 runner-up 3/30 OLD DOMINION...... 5-11 L 4/5 at Old Dominion...... 14-15 L Head Coach: kim Ciarrocca 4/4 MASSACHUSETTS...... 14-11 W 4/6 at Virginia...... 10-14 L 3/9 Boston Univ...... 8-9 L 4/6 RICHMOND ...... 18-10 W 4/13 PENN STATE ...... 12-18 L 3/14 at La Salle...... 18-3 W 4/9 at Princeton...... 5-13 L 4/15 VANDERBILT...... 20-7 W 3/17 at James Madison...... 5-20 L 4/13 G. WASHINGTON ...... 15-7 W 4/18 LAFAYETTE...... 11-4 W 3/19 at Old Dominion...... 10-5 W 4/17 at Duquesne...... 14-8 W 4/20 NEW HAMPSHIRE ...... 27-6 W 3/25 at Saint Joseph’s...... 20-0 W 4/18 at St. Bonaventure...... 15-10 W 4/23 at West Chester...... 18-8 W 4/1 VIRGINIA...... 5-13 L 4/23 at Saint Joseph’s...... 7-6 W 4/28 Boston Univ...... 30-4 W 4/5 PENN STATE ...... 11-13 L 4/25 LA SALLE ...... 19-7 W 4/30 at Georgetown ...... 7-6 W 4/6 LAFAYETTE...... 8-5 W 5/2 *St. Bonaventure...... 16-11 W 1997 4/10 VIRGINIA TECH...... 18-6 W 5/3 *Massachusetts...... 15-9 W 14-3-0 Overall/nCaa Semifinals 4/12 PRINCETON...... 10-13 L 5/8 **at Maryland...... 6-26 L Head Coach: kim Ciarrocca 4/14 ST. BONAVENTURE ...... 29-1 W 3/17 MARYLAND...... 4-14 L 4/16 DUQUESNE...... 15-7 W 2004 3/19 at Villanova...... 10-3 W 4/21 at Massachusetts...... 3-5 L 11-8-0 Overall/6-1-0 a-10 3/22 OHIO STATE...... 23-2 W 4/25 DELAWARE...... 8-12 L atlantic 10 Champion/nCaa 3/23 OLD DOMINION...... 15-3 W 4/27 PENN...... 15-11 W Head Coach: kim Ciarrocca 5/2 MARYLAND...... 7-12 L 3/13 at Villanova...... 12-5 W 3/26 PENN...... 13-5 W 5/6 *Duquesne...... 15-9 W 3/17 at Penn...... 6-10 L 3/29 MASSACHUSETTS...... 25-5 W 5/7 *Massachusetts...... 2-3 L-ot 3/20 DUQUESNE...... 5-18 L 4/2 at Princeton...... 15-2 W 3/23 PENN STATE ...... 5-8 L 4/5 VIRGINIA...... 12-4 W 2001 3/26 at Old Dominion ...... 12-10 W 4/6 BOSTON COLLEGE...... 19-5 W 13-6-0 Overall/5-0-0 a-10 3/27 at Virginia...... 5-19 L 4/12 at Penn State...... 6-10 L atlantic 10 Champion/nCaa 4/2 NORTH CAROLINA...... 5-12 L 4/16 at Lafayette...... 13-1 W Head Coach: kim Ciarrocca 4/4 SAINT JOSEPH’S...... 17-5 W 4/22 WEST CHESTER ...... 25-4 W 3/11 CONNECTICUT...... 18-7 W 4/7 Princeton...... 6-19 L 4/24 NORTH CAROLINA...... 9-6 W 3/13 at Lafayette...... 11-6 W 4/9 ST. BONAVENTURE ...... 17-12 W 4/26 RUTGERS...... 14-3 W 3/16 BOSTON U...... 7-8 L 4/14 LAFAYETTE...... 23-4 W 4/30 GEORGETOWN...... 8-5 W 3/18 OLD DOMINION...... 8-10 L 4/16 at La Salle...... 20-7 W 5/7 **James Madison...... 17-10 W 3/24 RICHMOND ...... 11-6 W 4/18 at Massachusetts...... 20-14 W 5/17 **Maryland...... 6-9 L 3/31 VIRGINIA...... 8-17 L 4/21 DELAWARE...... 10-11 L 4/3 at Penn State...... 8-13 L 4/23 at G. Washington...... 13-5 W 2013-14 Temple Lacrosse Media Guide 41 All-Time Results 4/25 at Richmond...... 11-9 W 2/24 Penn State...... 8-7 W 4/3 at Saint Joseph’s...... 12-11 W 5/7 *Massachusetts...... 13-9 W 3/6 vs. California...... 7-10 L 4/8 GEORGE WASHINGTON...... 13-10 W 5/8 *Duquesne...... 12-11 W-ot 3/8 vs. Oregon ...... 9-10 L 4/10 RICHMOND ...... 9-13 L 5/13 **at Maryland...... 4-22 L 3/11 at Saint Mary's ...... 17-4 W 4/15 at Duquesne...... 16-15 W-2ot 3/13 at UC Davis ...... 12-9 W 4/17 ST. BONAVENTURE ...... 14-10 W 2005 3/18 DELAWARE...... 8-9 L 4/21 at La Salle...... 13-9 W 10-7-0 Overall/6-1-0 a-10 3/20 SAINT JOSEPH'S...... 9-8 W 4/29 *RICHMOND ...... 8-12 L atlantic 10 tournament 3/28 ST. BONAVENTURE ...... 10-8 W Head Coach: Jenny ulehla 3/30 DUQUESNE...... 12-9 W 2012 2/25 at North Carolina...... 6-10 L 4/4 at La Salle...... 18-12 W 9-8-0 Overall/3-4-0 a-10 3/5 COLGATE ...... 10-9 W 4/6 at Massachusetts...... 12-9 W Head Coach Bonnie rosen 3/16 PENN...... 4-10 L 3/22 at Penn State...... 6-5 W 4/11 at George Washington...... 12-10 W 2/17 OREGON...... 14-12 W 3/26 OLD DOMINION...... 13-12 W-ot 4/13 at Richmond...... 10-11 L-2ot 2/22 at Rutgers...... 12-11 W 3/30 LA SALLE ...... 14-5 W 4/16 at Rutgers...... 10-9 W-2ot 2/25 MOUNT ST. MARY’S...... 12-3 W 4/6 at Princeton...... 8-10 L 4/19 VILLANOVA ...... 21-7 W 3/1 at Lehigh...... 14-5 W 4/8 at St. Joseph’s...... 14-10 W 4/23 PRINCETON ...... 7-15 W 3/3 at Lafayette...... 21-10 W 4/10 VIRGINIA...... 5-20 L 4/25 *vs. Duquesne...... 14-10 W 3/7 at Jacksonville...... 16-19 L 4/13 at Lafayette...... 16-7 W 4/27 *at Massachusetts...... 10-3 W 3/10 at #5 Florida ...... 3-20 L 4/15 RICHMOND ...... 6-8 L 5/3 at Penn...... 2-15 L 3/17 DELAWARE...... 11-9 W 4/20 at Delaware...... 7-14 L 5/11 **at Maryland...... 7-20 L 3/20 TOWSON...... 7-17 L 4/22 at Duquesne...... 9-8 W 3/30 at St. Bonaventure...... 16-4 W 4/24 at St. Bonaventure...... 12-6 W 2009 4/1 DUQUESNE...... 7-14 L 4/29 MASSACHUSETTS...... 12-6 W 4-12-0 Overall/2-5-0 a-10 4/4 #18 PRINCETON ...... 13-14 L 5/1 G. WASHINGTON ...... 11-10 W-ot Head Coach: Bonnie rosen 4/7 LA SALLE ...... 13-9 W 5/6 *Richmond...... 10-11 L 2/25 RUTGERS...... 9-16 L 4/13 at George Washington...... 13-14 L-ot 3/1 CAL-BERKELEY...... 6-8 L 4/15 at Richmond...... 16-20 L 2006 3/6 BINGHAMTON...... 11-16 L 4/20 SAINT JOSEPH’S...... 19-11 W 10-8-0 Overall/5-2-0 a-10 3/11 at Towson...... 7-13 L 4/22 #16 MASSACHUSETTS...... 7-13 L atlantic 10 runner-up 3/15 ALBANY...... 8-15 L Head Coach: Jenny ulehla 3/18 at Delaware...... 7-14 L 2013 2/24 at North Carolina...... 4-15 L 3/25 at Princeton...... 4-13 L 9-8-0 Overall/4-3-0 a-10 2/26 at Virginia...... 8-10 L 3/27 at Saint Joseph’s...... 6-15 L Head Coach Bonnie rosen 3/1 at Penn...... 6-14 L 3/29 at La Salle...... 7-9 L 2/16 NIAGARA ...... 18-5 W 3/7 Connecticut...... 11-10 W 4/3 GEORGE WASHINGTON...... 4-9 L 2/20 RUTGERS...... 8-7 W 3/17 BROWN...... 16-11 W 4/5 RICHMOND ...... 12-6 W 2/23 LEHIGH...... 14-7 W 3/21 PENN STATE ...... 6-9 L 4/11 at Massachusetts...... 4-16 L 3/2 LAFAYETTE...... 15-12 W 3/25 at Old Dominion...... 6-5 W 4/14 at Villanova...... 12-11 W 3/10 at #18 Stanford...... 10-14 L 3/31 at Rutgers...... 11-10 W 4/17 ST. BONAVENTURE ...... 14-12 W 3/13 at USC...... 12-7 W 4/4 PRINCETON...... 9-10 L 4/19 at Duquesne...... 8-13 L 3/16 at San Diego State...... 12-19 L 4/7 at Richmond...... 2-13 L 4/29 LAFAYETTE...... 15-5 W 3/21 at Hofstra ...... 5-8 L 4/9 at G. Washington...... 13-10 W 3/27 at Delaware...... 11-15 L 4/15 SAINT JOSEPH’S...... 16-9 W 2010 3/29 at Saint Joseph’s...... 7-6 W 4/19 at La Salle...... 14-7 W 7-10-0 Overall/4-3-0 a-10 4/5 ST. BONAVENTURE ...... 18-3 W 4/23 at Massachusetts...... 11-10 W Head Coach: Bonnie rosen 4/7 at Duquesne...... 16-9 W 4/28 ST. BONAVENTURE ...... 19-9 W 2/24 at Rutgers...... 3-13 L 4/12 at #13 Massachusetts...... 10-12 L 4/30 DUQUESNE...... 11-12 L 2/27 at Lafayette...... 12-8 W 4/14 at La Salle...... 13-14 L 5/5 *St. Bonaventure...... 11-9 W 3/3 PENN...... 3-15 L 4/19 GEORGE WASHINGTON...... 12-9 W 5/7 *Richmond...... 11-13 L 3/6 UC DAVIS ...... 13-14 L-2ot 4/21 RICHMOND ...... 15-16 L 3/12 at Jacksonville...... 12-4 W 4/26 *vs. Duquesne...... 8-12 L 2007 3/17 DELAWARE...... 8-10 L 6-11-0 Overall/4-3-0 a-10 3/26 at Richmond...... 14-15 L keY atlantic 10 tournament 3/28 at George Washington...... 11-7 W *Atlantic 10 Tournament Head Coach: Bonnie rosen 3/31 PRINCETON...... 14-12 W ** NCAA Tournament 2/28 PENN...... 5-15 L 4/3 MASSACHUSETTS...... 7-16 L 3/4 NORTH CAROLINA...... 6-14 L 4/9 at St. Bonaventure...... 12-8 W 3/7 at Virginia...... 8-18 L 4/11 DUQUESNE...... 18-17 W 3/10 MARIST...... 17-4 W 4/16 LA SALLE ...... 11-13 L-ot 3/17 at Brown...... 13-10 W 4/18 SAINT JOSEPH’S...... 11-6 W 3/20 at Penn State...... 5-17 L 4/23 *Richmond...... 13-15 L 3/24 OLD DOMINION...... 7-10 L 4/29 TOWSON...... 9-17 L 3/30 RUTGERS...... 10-14 L 5/1 at Penn State...... 3-14 L 4/6 MASSACHUSETTS...... 11-10 W 4/8 RICHMOND ...... 9-8 W 2011 4/11 at Princeton...... 7-18 L 7-10-0 Overall/5-2-0 a-10 4/15 G. WASHINGTON ...... 6-7 L Head Coach Bonnie rosen 4/20 at St. Bonaventure...... 7-8 L 2/23 RUTGERS...... 10-11 L 4/22 at Duquesne...... 10-7 W 2/27 at Mount St. Mary’s ...... 9-5 W 4/27 LA SALLE ...... 16-12 W 3/4 UC DAVIS ...... 7-15 L 4/29 at Saint Joseph's...... 8-11 L 3/9 at Jacksonville...... 12-13 L 5/4 *RICHMOND ...... 6-13 L 3/12 at #14 Florida ...... 4-19 L 3/19 at Delaware...... 9-14 L 2008 3/22 at Towson...... 10-13 L 13-7-0 Overall/7-1-0 a-10 3/24 LEHIGH...... 6-18 L atlantic 10 Champion/nCaa 3/29 LAFAYETTE...... 12-11 W Head Coach: Bonnie rosen 3/31 at #20 Massachusetts...... 9-12 L

42 New Conference. New Traditions. New Rivalries. All-Time Series Records OPPOnent ...... LaSt PLaYed/reSuLt ...... reCOrd OPPOnent ...... LaSt PLaYed/reSuLt ...... reCOrd Albany ...... 2009, 8-15, L...... 0-1-0 Saint Joseph’s ...... 2013, 7-6, W...... 14-2-0 Binghamton ...... 2009, 11-16, L...... 0-1-0 Saint Mary’s (Calif.) ...... 2008, 17-4, W...... 1-0-0 Boston College...... 1998, 17-3, W...... 7-0-0 Stanford...... 2013, 10-14, L...... 0-1-0 Boston University ...... 2002, 4-16, L...... 2-4-0 St. Bonaventure...... 2013, 18-3, W...... 15-1-0 Brown ...... 2007, 13-10, W...... 2-0-0 Swarthmore...... 1981, 15-3, W...... 1-0-0 California...... 2009, 6-8, L...... 0-2-0 Towson ...... 2012, 7-17, L...... 0-4-0 Colgate ...... 2005, 10-9, W...... 4-0-0 UC Davis...... 2011, 7-15, L...... 1-2-0 Connecticut ...... 2006, 11-10, W...... 2-0-0 UMBC...... 1988, 26-2, W...... 2-0-0 Delaware ...... 2013, 11-15, L...... 13-13-0 Ursinus ...... 1994, 15-2, W...... 12-1-0 Drexel ...... 1996, 20-0, W...... 3-0-0 USC ...... 2013, 12-7, W...... 1-0-0 Duke ...... 2001, 3-17, L...... 1-1-0 Vanderbilt ...... 1996, 20-7, W...... 1-0-0 Duquesne ...... 2013, 8-12, L...... 18-5-0 Villanova ...... 2009, 12-11, W...... 7-0-0 Florida ...... 2012, 3-20, L...... 0-2-0 Virginia ...... 2007, 8-18, L...... 5-18-0 George Washington ...... 2013, 12-9, W...... 9-3-0 Virginia Tech ...... 2000, 18-6, W...... 3-1-0 Georgetown...... 1998, 11-8, W...... 4-1-0 West Chester ...... 1998, 16-4, W...... 17-0-0 Glassboro...... 1981, 13-2, W...... 1-0-0 William & Mary ...... 1991, 6-7, L...... 2-1-0 Harvard ...... 1994, 5-10, L...... 4-8-1 Yale ...... 1993, 10-9, W...... 9-1-0 Hofstra...... 2013, 5-8, L...... 2-1-0 Jacksonville ...... 2012, 16-19, L...... 1-2-0 James Madison ...... 2000, 5-20, L...... 4-2-0 La Salle ...... 2013, 13-14, L...... 12-3-0 Lafayette ...... 2013, 15-12, W...... 24-2-0 Lehigh ...... 2013, 14-7, W...... 14-1-0 Marist ...... 2007, 17-4, W...... 1-0-0 Maryland...... 2008, 7-20, L...... 7-17-1 Massachusetts...... 2013, 10-12, L...... 24-8-1 Montgomery CC...... 1981, 26-1, W...... 1-0-0 Mount St. Mary’s ...... 2012, 12-3, W...... 2-0-0 New Hampshire...... 1996, 27-6, W...... 12-3-0 Niagara ...... 2013, 18-5, W...... 1-0-0 North Carolina ...... 2007, 6-14, L...... 1-6-0 Northeastern ...... 1985, 12-2, W...... 1-0-0 Northwestern ...... 1990, 17-12, W...... 7-0-0 Ohio State ...... 2001, 15-7, W...... 2-0-0 Old Dominion ...... 2007, 7-10, L...... 11-7-0 Oregon...... 2012, 14-12, W...... 1-1-0 Penn ...... 2010, 3-15, L...... 20-8-0 Penn State ...... 2010, 3-14, L...... 12-22-0 Princeton...... 2012, 13-14, L...... 9-20-0 Richmond ...... 2013, 15-16, L...... 7-12-0 Rutgers ...... 2013, 8-7, W...... 13-5-0

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University administration Neil D. Theobald is Temple’s 10th president. He began his tenure at Temple on January 1, 2013. Neil D. In naming Theobald to this role, Temple Board of Trustees Chairman Patrick J. O’Connor cited his extensive record of accomplishment as a university administrator and faculty member: "Dr. heobald Theobald is a gifted teacher and dedicated re- PresidentT searcher. In addition, he has a deep and practical understanding of the changing dynamics of higher education. He wants to ensure that students have access to an education that is first-class and af- 1st Year at Temple fordable. I can't think of a better set of values to bring to the Temple presidency." Theobald was named Indiana University’s served as both an assis- senior vice president in 2007. Previously, he had tant professor and an as- served as the senior vice provost at the University’s sociate professor at the flagship campus in Bloomington and as special as- University of Washing- sistant to IU’s president. Major accomplishments ton, where he earned a during more than a decade as a senior administra- doctoral degree in edu- tor at Indiana University include increasing the cational finance in 1988. mean SAT score of the incoming class at IU Bloom- Dr. Theobald and ington from 1096 to 1203, directing a $1.1 billion his wife, Sheona Macken- capital campaign, and boosting IU’s credit ranking zie, have three children: to Moody’s highest level (Aaa). Roddy, Kinnear, and Mattie. Hai-Lung Dai Larry R. Kaiser James P. Creedon In addition to his administrative responsibili- Provost Senior Executive Senior Vice President ties, Theobald holds a professorship in education Dr. Theobald will be Vice President for for Construction, Facilities finance. His research interests in the appropriate formally invested as Health Affairs & Operations role of decentralization in educational financing Temple’s 10th president and in modeling educational labor markets are re- on Oct. 18, 2013. flected in more than $1.5 million in funded research, numerous books and book chapters, dozens of articles published in professional jour- nals, and nearly 50 policy reports for state governments across the United States. At Indiana University, Dr. Theobald directed a research center that assisted state governments in Ohio, Michigan, Indiana, Iowa, and Washington in devising education funding processes that equi- tably facilitated academic excellence. In addition, Theobald was a three-time winner of IU's Teach- ing Excellence Recognition Award. Theobald is a past-president of the American Kenneth Lawrence, Jr. Education Finance Association, winning the asso- George E. Moore Tilghman H. Moyer IV William T. Bergman Senior Vice President Senior Vice President Interim Senior ciation's Jean Flanigan Award for the outstanding Vice President for Government, & University Counsel Vice President and Special Assistant dissertation in the study of educational finance in Community & Public for Institutional to the President 1990. In 1995, the University Council for Educa- Affairs Advancement tional Administration presented Theobald with the Jack A. Culbertson Award as the professor who, in the first seven years of his or her career, made the most outstanding contribution to the profession. In 2003, Theobald was presented the Distinguished Graduate Award by the College of Education at the University of Washington. A native of Peoria, Ill., Theobald had planned to enter an electrician’s apprenticeship after high school. However, donors to Trinity College in Con- necticut made it possible for him to attend college and Theobald earned a bachelor’s degree in 1978. After a short stint in the corporate world, Theobald Karen B. Clarke Ken Kaiser Timothy C. O’Rourke Theresa A. Powell began his education career as a secondary school Vice President for Interim Vice President Vice President mathematics teacher in the State of Washington, Strategic Marketing Chief Financial for Computer & Financial for Student Affairs where he also coached baseball. He subsequently & Communications Officer & Treasurer Services & CIO

42 New Conference. New Traditions. New Rivalries. Geasey Field Four and a half years ago, a year-and-a-half long renovation project was completed to give Temple athletic teams a new turf at Geasey Field. Geasey Field is now home to one of the largest permanent Astroturf surfaces in the world, covering more than 156,000 square- feet. The project, which cost over $1 million, was unveiled when the Temple field hockey team played host to Albany on Septem- ber 20, 2009. Geasey Field undergoing renovation in the summer of 2009 The turf on the new surface is completely flat which helps maximize the game for both lacrosse field, Astroturf 12, is popu- and field hockey. lar among field hockey and During the 2010 Temple lacrosse season, a brand-new state-of-the-art lacrosse players for the wireless scoreboard was unveiled, generously donated by Greg and Cherifa Howarth (‘98). Cherifa Howarh (formerly Cherifa Nouri) played field hockey Stick check at Geasey Field before a Temple Lacrosse smoothness of its surface game against Richmond in 2013. and increased speed of at Temple from 1993-97. Her 33 career goals rank ninth all-time in the his- players. Astroturf 12 is engineered with a premium knitted nylon system, de- tory of the program.The 2014 season will mark Temple’s fifth full season on signed to provide uniform traction and consistent footing. It improves playa- the new field. bility when wet and absorbs water to maintain wet conditions. The new

The newly-renovated Geasey Field, with the Philadelphia skyline visible in the background. (Inset): An image of the field’s new state-of-the-art scoreboard, generously donated by Greg and Cherifa (Nouri) Howarth, Class of 1998. 2014 Temple lacrosse Media Guide 43 athletic Facilities Joseph V. Labolito

The liacouras Center has been the home of the Temple men’s and women’s basketball teams— along with concerts, commencement, and other events— since 1997.

The Liacouras Center 2006 and 2011 NCAA Women's Basketball Re- ing Room Only tickets). The stadium was named The Liacouras Center is a four-building gionals. in June 2002 when the Lincoln Financial Group complex that includes a Convocation Center, In an historic partnership, the Pennsylva- paid $139.6 million for naming rights over the the Independence Blue Cross Student Recre- nia state legislature provided capital funds - next 21 years. It is located in South Philadelphia ation Center, 1700 North Broad Street and the $31.8 million - to build a new multi-use com- on Pattison Avenue between 11th and 10th Entertainment Community Center with retail plex, provided the University could raise $28.7 Streets, closer to the area's stretch of Interstate shops, a 1,200-car parking garage, and a live- million from private sources. The total cost of 95 than to Pattison. music restaurant. The Center has been designed the multi-building complex would be $107 mil- In 2011, the stadium became powered as a venue for culture, sports, entertainment, lion - an investment in Temple's future. with a combination of onsite wind, solar, and commerce and education. Originally christened The Forum at The dual-fuel generated electricity, making it the The Convocation Center seats 11,000 for Apollo of Temple, the Board of Trustees voted in world’s ﬁrst major sports stadium to convert to convocations, commencements and concerts; 2000 to change the building name to The Lia- self-generated renewable energy. Approxi- 10,206 for basketball games; and up to 3,500 for couras Center in honor of President Liacouras' mately $25 million was invested to build the sys- theater and dance. The theater configuration is retirement after 18 years as Temple's chief ex- tem, saving the Eagles an estimated $60 million named for benefactress Esther Boyer Griswold. ecutive. in energy costs. Rededicated on February 13, 2000, and named in honor of former Temple President Lincoln Financial Field Edberg-Olson Hall Peter J. Liacouras, The Liacouras Center, the On August 13, 2003, the Philadelphia Ea- Edberg-Olson Hall is the home of the Tem- home of Temple basketball, is one of the pre- gles and Temple University announced a 15- ple University football program. Officially dedi- mier on-campus arenas in the country. year pact for the Owls to play their home cated on December 9, 2000, the facility was Already the site of some exciting events in football games at Lincoln Financial Field. An av- designed by AP3C Architects of Philadelphia. its history, the Temple venue has hosted such erage of 24,137 fans per game witnessed the The building was engineered to not only support sold-out concerts as Bob Dylan, along with the Cherry & White in its inaugural season at the the football team's functional requirements, but NBA Players Party prior to the 2002 NBA All-Star venue, a 21 percent increase from the prior to enhance the experience through innovative game and the 2002 Atlantic 10 Women's Bas- year's average. design concepts. ketball Championship. The Liacouras Center was Lincoln Financial Field, familiarly known as During the season, approximately 250 peo- also the site of the 2003 NCAA Men's Gymnas- The Linc, is the home stadium of the National ple will pass through its doors on a daily basis. tics Championships, the 2004 NCAA Women's Football League's Philadelphia Eagles. It has a In 2012, Edberg-Olson Hall underwent a $10 Basketball First and Second Rounds, and the seating capacity of 68,532 (69,032 with Stand- million upgrade with a 15,000-square-foot ex-

44 New Conference. New Traditions. New Rivalries. pansion. The original 23,600-square-foot build- McGonigle-Pearson Hall Athletic In 2012, the University completed a $48-million ing contains team and coaches locker rooms, a renovation and expansion of McGonigle and training room, equipment facilities, coach's of- Complex Pearson Halls, providing additional classrooms, fices, a players' lounge, individual position Summer 1969 marked the first use of Tem- faculty and coaching staff offices as well as new meeting rooms, and a theater-style team meet- ple University’s physical education and athletics men’s and women’s basketball practice courts, ing room. Opened in July 2012, the upgrade has building, located in the heart of the Main Cam- weight room, and cutting-edge sports medicine a strength and conditioning area that expanded pus at Broad Street and Montgomery Avenue. equipment. The additional 26,000-square feet from 2,500 square feet to 10,000 square feet. The complex currently houses a weight room povide 24-hour access and advanced digital The expansion also features an enlarged sports and training facilities, as well as facilities for technologies. medicine office with hydrotherapy, a full-service teaching, research, student recreation and ath- academic support area, and a 3,500-square-foot letic competition. The Temple volleyball, fenc- The Pavilion team function room. An observation balcony ing and men’s and women’s gymnastics squads play their home competitions in McGonigle Hall. The Pavilion Athletic Facility, which is uti- runs the length of the building. It is the perfect lized by football, field hockey, women's complement to a gridiron landscape outside lacrosse, baseball, softball, men's and women's featuring over 100,000 square feet of Sprinturf Pearson-McGonigle hall soccer, is a 32,000-square foot multi-purpose and 24,000 square feet of Astroturf. Eight, 85- field. The facility, which is available as an auxil- foot poles providing 85 candles of white rendi- iary training site for the remainder of Temple’s tion light line the perimeter of the complex. 24 varsity athletic programs, features Field Turf Powder-coated cyclone fences provide privacy. XT57, an ideal surface for Temple's varsity teams to train on. Geasey Field The AstroTurf on Geasey Field is one of the Ambler Sports Complex largest permanent AstroTurf surfaces in the ambler Soccer Field Temple’s picturesque Ambler Campus world, covering over 156,000 square feet. In plays host to the University’s men’s and summer of 2009, Geasey Field underwent a women’s soccer teams as well as base- massive $1 million renovation. The surface was ball and softball. On January 14, 2003, replaced with Astro- Upper Dublin Township gave final ap- Turf 12 carpet, com- proval to Temple University’s plete with a ambler Softball Field plans to construct NCAA-stan- drainage system. The Pavilion dard soccer, baseball and soft- The scoreboard is a ball fields at the Ambler state-of-the-art Campus. Baseball and softball wireless board with opened play in the spring of a message expan- 2004 while the Owl soccer sion. The lighted fa- teams started in the fall of 2004. cility at 15th and Norris Streets serves as the home of Temple field hockey and Track lacrosse, in addition to an alter- nate football practice site.

Skip Wilson Field Joseph V. Labolito V. Joseph lincoln Financial Field 2014 Temple lacrosse Media Guide 45 Temple athletics Kevin Clark, who arrived at Temple in No- vember 2012 in the role of Senior Advisor to the Kevin President, served as the University's Interim Di- rector of Athletics from May 3 through October 31 before being appointed Vice President and Director of Athletics by President Neil D. laRK Theobald on November 1, 2013. ViceC President and Director of Athletics A veteran athletic administrator, Clark came to Temple after serving the previous 11 Grambling State ‘86 years on Indiana University’s senior athletic staff, the last two in the role of Senior Associate 1st Year at Temple Athletic Director of Internal Operations. As Senior Associate Athletic Director of In- In his first nine years at IU, Clark served as Prior to his tenure at Saint Louis University, ternal Operations, Clark was responsible for the Associate Athletic Director for Finance/CFO. Clark served as a staff accountant at the NCAA overseeing the department’s athletics business In that role, he managed the athletic financial from 1991-1996. There he assisted with the office, information technology, human re- business office and was instrumental in the de- preparation and management of a $30 million sources, travel services, athletic facilities, IU velopment and administration of the depart- operating budget. Golf Course, equipment operations, concessions ment's budget. Clark earned a bachelor's degree in ac- and food services, and other areas of internal At Saint Louis University, Clark served as counting from Grambling State University and administration. He served as a member of the the Director of Business Administration-Student later earned an MBA from Webster University. senior administrative staff and, in this capacity, Development from 2000-2001. Prior to that The Kansas City, Mo. Native retired as a worked with other senior administrators to ad- role, Clark was the Assistant Athletic Director of Major after serving 23 years in the United States vise, develop and implement departmental poli- Business and Finance from 1996-2000. He pre- Army Reserve. He and his wife, Kendra, have cies and strategies including yearly and pared and administered budgets ranging from four children, Kevin Jr., Michael, Ellicia and long-term strategic plans. $10-$30 million. While at Saint Louis University Logan. Additionally, Clark also served as the sport he established the first-ever athletic depart- administrator for football, baseball and ment contingency fund. women's basketball.

Dr. Patrick Kraft, who served on the senior athletic staffs at Indiana University and Loyola Dr. Patrick University Chicago, was named Deputy Director of Athletics at Temple in May, 2013. Kraft spent the past two years as the Exec- utive Senior Associate Athletics Director at Loy- RaFT ola University Chicago. At Loyola, he had direct DeputyK Director of Athletics oversight of all aspects of the department's external operations, including the marketing, tick- Indiana ‘00 eting, media relations and fundraising components. Kraft played an integral role in Loy- 1st Year at Temple ola’s move from the Horizon League to the Mis- souri Valley Conference. group, season and single-game ticket sales for League. He then spent three years as the busi- In his two years at the school he was able to football, men's basketball, men's soccer, ness development director with United States grow the men's basketball season ticket base by women's basketball and women's volleyball. In Synchronized Swimming (2001-04). He then 30 percent with an overall increase of 51 percent addition, Kraft managed the promotion, market- served four years in higher education, the first in ticket revenue. Additionally, he generated an ing, brand enhancement and enforcement of the three at Indiana (2005-08) as an associate in- increase of 400 percent in cash sponsorship to school's Adidas contract and the Big Ten Network structor for sports marketing and management the department while also growing the depart- partnership as well as the Learfield Sport Proper- and the last as a clinical professor in the school ment's annual giving by 75 percent. ties multi-media rights agreement with the of business administration at Loyola Chicago Not limited to just external operations at Hoosiers. (2008-09). Loyola, Kraft was responsible for overseeing the His efforts at Indiana helped increase home Kraft, who played football as an undergrad- day-to-day management of the department's football attendance to its highest mark in 17 uate at Indiana, has three degrees from the Uni- $12+ million budget. He also served as the sport years, with it also being the third largest football versity. He earned a bachelor's degree in sports supervisor for men's and women's basketball and attendance increase among all Division I schools. marketing/management (2000), a master's de- was responsible for handling all of the depart- He also instituted a strategy that saw a 20 per- gree in sports marketing/administration (2005) ment's business contracts. cent increase in student ticket sales and the over- and a doctorate in sports marketing (2008). At Indiana, Kraft was responsible for the all highest season ticket base in 13 years. Kraft resides in Haddonfield, N.J., with his branding and marketing efforts for all of the The Libertyville, Ill., native began his career wife Betsy and daughter Annabelle. Hoosiers' programs. He oversaw game produc- in 2001 as the corporate sponsorship and pro- tion for all of IU's varsity sports and coordinated motions coordinator with the Arena Football 46 New Conference. New Traditions. New Rivalries. Mark Ingram, who has successfully led the athletic development offices at three Football Bowl Subdivision schools over the past decade, Mark is in his second year at Temple University and his first year as Associate Vice President/Execu- tive Senior Associate Athletics Director. The NGRaM Winston Salem, N.C. native, who most recently Associatei VP/Executive Sr. Associate AD served as the Senior Associate Athletic Director at Tennessee, also serves as the sport adminis- Tennessee ‘96 trator for baseball. In his five years as the Senior Associate Athletic Director at his alma mater (Tennessee 2nd Year at Temple '96), Ingram was responsible for the planning and strategy for the department's Capital Cam- opment at the University of Georgia for two ment, both at the University of Tennessee from paign that raised $336 million during his tenure. years ('06-07). Prior to that, he was the Assis- 1998 to 2002. While sitting on UT's athletics senior and exec- tant Athletics Director for Development at the A 1996 graduate from Tennessee with a utive staff, he oversaw an athletics develop- University of Missouri beginning in the fall of bachelor’s degree in sport management and mi- ment staff of 27 professionals and seven 2002, where he successfully guided the Cham- nors in business and psychology, Ingram was a part-time employees. His role also included pions for Life capital campaign that raised more two-year starter for the Volunteers’ football serving as a member of the University's Vice than $117 million. That campaign benefited a team. He was a two-time Academic All-SEC and President's Development and External Affairs number of areas including a $75 million basket- twice awarded the Volunteer Award which is Management Team as well as being involved in ball arena and a $16 million all-sport student- given to the most valuable player who is a for- project management for $250 million Neyland athlete academics and training facility. mer walk-on. Also a member of the SEC Good Football Stadium master plan. Prior to working for the University of Mis- Works Team, Ingram earned his master’s de- Before his return to his alma mater, Ingram souri, Ingram served as Assistant Director of gree in sport administration from Tennessee in served as Assistant Athletics Director for Devel- Marketing and Assistant Director of Develop- 1997. Beasley School of Law Associate Professor Eleanor Myers is in her seventh year as Temple Eleanor University’s faculty athletics representative. The NCAA requires each member institution to ap- point a faculty athletics representative to rep- resent the institution and its faculty in its yeRS relationships with the NCAA and its athletic con- NCAA FacultyM Representative ferences and to oversee academic integrity and University of Pennsylvania compliance issues on campus. In her role as FAR, she also chairs the President’s Advisory Committee on Intercollegiate Athletics. In 2009, 7th Year at Temple Myers was appointed by the NCAA as a member of the Division I Committee on Infractions, consulted and taught internationally in China, University of Pennsylvania and Stanford Univer- which holds hearings on major violations of Japan, Rome, and the Philippines. Previously, sity and handled securities and antitrust class NCAA rules and imposes penalties. Myers served as Temple’s associate university action litigation for a Philadelphia law firm. Myers joined Temple’s law faculty in 1993. counsel from 1983 to 1989 with responsibility Myers holds a bachelor degree and a law degree She specializes in Professional Responsibility for technology transfer, business negotiations (magna cum laude) from the University of Penn- and business courses. She has won awards for and health care issues. Prior to joining Temple’s sylvania. curriculum design and for teaching. She has also faculty, Myers held teaching fellow posts at the Al Shrier is the dean among national college sports information directors with 60 years Al of service. In 2004, his years of dedication to Temple University were rewarded as he was im- mortalized with his own bobblehead doll to be- come the first administrator in the history of hRieR NCAA athletics to be so honored. SpecialS Assistant to the Director of Athletics Shrier officially retired from his position as Temple ‘53 Temple SID on June 30, 1995, but due to necessity, returned to the post during the 1995- 61st Year at Temple 96 academic year. He remains at the University in the role of The 1953 TU grad is a member of the Col- Nevins Award for Distinguished Achievement. special assistant to the direc- lege Sports Information Directors of America, Shrier is past president of the Philadelphia tor of athletics and is in Temple University, Philadelphia Big 5, Pennsyl- Sports Writers Association. The Media Room at charge of credentials, media vania and Philadelphia Jewish Sports Halls of The Liacouras Center is named in his honor. services, and hospitality at Fame. He was the 2010 recipient of CoSIDA’s On January 23, 2013, the University Temple sporting events. Arch Ward Award for outstanding contributions hoisted a banner to the rafters of the Liacouras and the 2009 recipient of the ECAC’s Pete Center in his honor. 2014 Temple lacrosse Media Guide 47 Joe Giunta returned to Temple University in March 2012 as the Senior Associate Athletic Joe Director for Sports Administration. He had previously served in a similar capacity with Temple Athletics from 2003-08. Giunta is responsible for ensuring that iUNTa Temple’s student-athletes are given the admin- SeniorG Associate AD / Sports Administration istrative support and resources necessary to be academically and athletically successful and to Neumann ‘93 ensure that all operations are conducted within University, Conference, and NCAA rules. He 7th Year at Temple oversees men’s basketball as well as the athletic training, equipment, facilities, and strength & teams, club sports and recreation activities and A 1993 graduate of Neumann University conditioning departments. an active community health and fitness center. with a bachelor of arts degree in communica- Giunta previously served as the Owls’ As- In 2008-09, Giunta's first year saw the Cavaliers tions, Giunta earned a master’s in sports ad- sociate Athletic Director for Sports Administra- sweep all three Presidents’ Cups: the Overall, ministration and facility management from Ohio tion from March 2003 until June 2008 when he Men’s, and Women's Cups. University in 1997. accepted the position of Director of Athletics Over the remaining three years of Giunta's Giunta lives in Springfield, Pa., with his wife and Recreation at Cabrini College. At Cabrini, tenure, Cabrini captured two more President's Colleen (Dorrian) and their young twin boys, Giunta managed a department consisting of a Cups and never finished lower than third in any Gavin and Braydon. staff of 20 full and part-time staff, 16 varsity category.

Kristen Foley returns for her 14th year in Tem- ple administration and 19th overall. She was pro- Kristen moted to Senior Associate Athletic Director in August 2011 and oversees the administration of women’s basketball, volleyball, women’s soccer, cross country and track and field, field hockey, oley fencing, men’s gymnastics, men’s and women’s Sr.F Associate AD / Sr. Women’s Administrator tennis, and men’s and women’s rowing. In addition, Foley provides the color analysis for the Rutgers ‘86 women’s basketball web stream broadcasts. Foley was the Tournament Manager for two 14th Year at Temple NCAA Women’s Basketball Regional Champi- onships (2011 and 2005) and the 2004 First and ball Rules Committee from 2002-06. In 2005, Foley Foley earned her bachelor’s degree (1986) Second Rounds. Throughout her tenure, she has was honored with the “Outstanding Associate Di- and a master’s degree in educational administra- served on numerous Atlantic 10 Conference Com- rector Award” presented by the All-American Foot- tion (1991) from Rutgers. A standout women’s bas- mittees (Administrative, Executive, Volleyball, Soft- ball Foundation. ketball player, she captained the Lady Knights to ball, and Women’s Rowing) and currently is a Foley entered athletic administration with 13 consecutive NCAA Elite Eight appearances in 1986 member of the Officiating Committee and Cham- years of Division I women’s basketball coaching ex- and 1987, while being named to the All-East Re- pionship Review Subcommittee. Previously, she perience, including a five-year stint as head coach gional team in 1986. She has also been honored as chaired the NCAA Fencing Committee (2004-06) at Temple (1995-00). a member of the Rutgers Basketball Hall of Fame. and was a member of the NCAA Women’s Basket-

Larry Dougherty is in his 11th year at Tem- ple and second as Senior Associate Athletic Di- Larry rector for Communications after serving the previous four years as Associate Athletic Direc- tor. In his position, Dougherty oversees the athletic communications and publications of the oUGheRTy University’s 24-sport Division I-A athletic pro- Sr.d Associate AD / Athletic Communications gram as well as the television and radio opera- Saint Joseph’s ‘82 tions. He also is the varsity sport administrator for men's soccer. Dougherty joined the Owls’ staff after serv- 11th Year at Temple ing 15 years in the media relations office at Saint Joseph’s, the last eight as the school’s assistant Active in regional and national organiza- during 2010-11. He was the recipient of the athletic director for media relations. Prior to tions, Dougherty served as chair of the organiz- ECAC-SIDA’s 2011 Irving T. Marsh Award . SJU, he served as the SID at Nicholls State for ing committee for the 2009 ECAC-SIDA He earned both his bachelor’s (1982) and one year and as the information director of the Workshop held in Avalon, N.J., and the 2005 executive MBA (1994) degrees from Saint East Coast Conference for two years. CoSIDA Workshop held in Philadelphia. Joseph’s. His father, Andy, also served as the SID Dougherty served as the president of CoSIDA at SJU from 1972-81. 48 New Conference. New Traditions. New Rivalries. Sherryta Freeman is in her ninth year at Temple and her third year as the Senior Associ- Sherryta ate Athletic Director after serving for five years as the Associate Athletic Director for Compli- ance and Student-Athlete Affairs at Temple. Freeman oversees all aspects of the de- ReeMaN partment’s compliance efforts with conference Sr.F Associate AD / Compliance & SA Aﬀairs and NCAA rules and regulations. She works to Dartmouth ‘01 educate coaches, administrators and student- athletes in regards to new rules and regulations as well as the processing of NCAA and confer- 9th Year at Temple ence waivers on behalf of student-athletes. She also oversees all student-athlete leadership and Prior to arriving at the Temple, Freeman Freeman was a member of two Ivy League life skill development programming which in- served as the assistant athletic director/compli- women’s basketball championship teams at cludes the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee ance at Dartmouth College. The Hillside, N.J., Dartmouth, making two appearances in the Di- (SAAC) and the CHAMPS/Life Skills Program. native earned her bachelor’s degree in environ- vision I NCAA Tournament. Freeman is the varsity sports administrator for mental studies from Dartmouth in 2001 and a softball and men’s golf. She is also the liaison for master’s degree in sport management at the athletics to academics. University of Massachusetts – Amherst in 2004.

Harry Metzinger joined the Temple Athlet- ics staff in April, 2008, and was promoted to his Harry current position of Associate Athletic Director for Finance and Administration in July, 2013. He had served the previous two years as Assistant Athletic Director for Finance and Administration eTziNGeR and his first three years as the department's AssociateM AD / Finance & Administration Athletics Business Manager. Villanova ‘04 In his position, Metzinger serves as the Chief Financial Officer of the athletics department and is responsible for managing the $35 6th Year at Temple million athletics department budget and the athletics business office. Metzinger serves as functions and procedures within the athletic collegiate athletics as a volunteer at Drexel Uni- athletics’ primary liaison with Human Re- ticket office. versity and the University of Pennsylvania during sources, Office of Management and Budget, Metzinger earned a master of business ad- the 2004-05 academic year, gaining experience Purchasing, Controller's Office, General Ac- ministration degree with a concentration in in ticketing, marketing, and promotions. counting, University Counsel, Risk Management human resource management from Temple in Before heading to Rutgers, Metzinger and Computer Services. May 2011. He graduated from Villanova in 2004 worked for the director of athletics at his alma Prior to joining the Owls, Metzinger spent with a bachelor's degree in accounting. mater for the 2005-06 academic year. In this ca- two seasons with Rutgers University. With the Following graduation, Metzinger worked for pacity, he contributed in a variety of areas, in- Scarlet Knights, he performed all accounting The Siegfried Group in Wilmington, Del., in ac- cluding business operations, marketing, and counting and assurance services. He moved into media relations.

Born and raised in the suburbs of Philadel- phia, Scott Walcoff started at Temple University in Scott August 2005. He was promoted to the position of Associate Athletic Director for Marketing and Sales in August 2011 after serving six years as Assistant Athletic Director for Marketing and Promotions. alCoFF Walcoff is responsible for developing season AssociateW AD / Marketing & Sales ticket campaigns and creating/facilitating all media Syracuse ‘97 advertisements (including radio, television, print, online and outdoor support). He also develops and coordinates game-day promotions. In his current 9th Year at Temple role, he oversees the Ticket Sales Office, Corporate Sales Department, and Spirit Squad. ticket sales campaign; Temple Men’s Basketball’s Walcoff, a 1997 graduate of the S.I. New- While at Temple, Walcoff and his staff have “Last Stand” poster, and Temple Football’s “Game house School of Public Communications at Syra- won four National Association of Collegiate Mar- Face” campaign/on-campus promotional efforts cuse University, previously served as director of keting Administrators (NACMA) awards. The geared towards students. In addition, Walcoff and marketing and public relations for the Liacouras awards were given for the creation of “Hooter the his staff have increased Temple Football season Center for four years. He also spent time as a mar- Owl’s Birthday Party” theme at a Temple Men’s tickets 300% and Temple Men’s Basketball season keting coordinator for Comcast-Spectacor, as a pro- Basketball game, the development of Temple tickets 100%. motions coordinator for Ticketmaster, as well as a Men’s Basketball’s “Five Months of Christmas” writer/editor for both the Media Theatre for the Performing Arts and The Sports Network. 2014 Temple lacrosse Media Guide 49 Rich Burg enters his first year as the Assistant Athletic Director for Football Communications. Burg, who left the Philadelphia Eagles in 2007 Rich after a decade of service with the organization, most recently served as the president of 5 Star Un- limited, a full-service public relations firm he established upon his departure from the NFL AssistantbURG AD / Football Communications franchise. His company, based in Voorhees, N.J., specialized in the publicity of active and retired pro- St. John’s ‘88 fessional players with his most notable clients being former Eagles Donovan McNabb and Brian 1st Year at Temple Dawkins. In his role with the Eagles (1997-07), he man- given by the Pro Football Writers’ Association to ships. He also served two years (1992-94) as a aged all media commitments for McNabb, while the NFL’s best PR staff. store manager at The Complete Athlete and one also facilitating interview requests for most of the Burg also served three years (1994-97) as the year as the director of public relations of the Pro- other members of the squad. He also created and communications manager for Rainbow Media fessional Spring Football League. implemented all media credential policies, coordi- Holdings Sports in Woodbury, N.Y, where he han- His first stint at the Eagles was for three years nated all press box activities and arranged press dled the day-to-day media relations for the first 24- (1988-91), marking his first full-time position in the conferences. hour sports news channel while also coordinating profession. He had served previously as an intern The Brooklyn, N.Y., native was also instru- the publicity efforts for programs airing on 21 re- in the New York Rangers public relations office mental in transitioning the organization into a new gional sports networks. (1986-88). practice facility in 2001 and Lincoln Financial Field, His extensive resume also includes stops at A 1988 graduate of St. John’s University, Burg which also serves as the home of the Temple Owls, College Bound Student-Athletes in Cedarburg, resides in Voorhees, N.J., with his wife Carol and in 2003. Twice during his tenure (2002, 2005), he Wisc., where he served one year (1994-95) helping daughter Skylar. was part of a staff that won the Pete Rozelle Award potential student-athletes secure college scholar-

Now in his 29th year at Temple, Lee Roberts serves as the Assistant Athletic Di- Lee rector for Facilities and Event Management. In this role, Roberts oversees the mainte- nance and upkeep of the University’s athletic facilities, both on the main and Ambler cam- obeRTS puses, as well as serving as the department’s AssistantR AD / Facilities liaison with The Liacouras Center and Lincoln Temple ‘82 Financial Field. The veteran administrator manages the game operations of all athletic events. He has 29th Year at Temple helped to facilitate numerous conference and national competitions that Temple has Women’s Basketball Philadelphia Regional, years before moving into his current position. hosted during that time, including the 2004 and the 2013 NCAA Men’s Basketball Second His role as director of football operations, NCAA Women’s Basketball first and second and Third Rounds at the Wells Fargo Center. which entailed overseeing the Division I-A rounds, the 2005 NCAA Women’s Basketball Roberts, a 1982 graduate of Temple, program’s day-to-day operations, helped to Philadelphia Regional, the 2011 NCAA joined the Owl staff in 1984 as director of groom him for his current post. football operations, a position he held for 12

Pennsylvania native Kelli Sheesley is in her fifth year as the Assistant Athletic Director for Kelli Creative Services. Prior to joining the Owls, she spent five years as the Director of Publications at the United States Naval Academy, returning to her home state in 2009. heeSley Sheesley, who grew up in Beavertown, Pa., AssistantS AD / Creative Services administers the day-to-day operations of the Juniata ‘98 publications process at Temple, while also serving as the media contact for tennis and softball. Her publications have been cited over 20 times 5th Year at Temple in the past seven years by CoSIDA in district or national contests, most recently garnering “Best While at Navy, Sheesley was responsible Prior to her work at Navy, Sheesley spent Cover” honors for the 2012-13 Temple men's for the design and layout of materials for 31 var- six years at Bucknell University as Assistant Di- basketball media guide. In 2008-09, three of her sity sport programs, while working closely with rector of Athletic Communications. Sheesley is a media guide covers received “Best in the Na- the marketing and promotions department, as graduate of Juniata College (’98), where she was tion” awards while her 2008 Navy sprint foot- well as Navy’s booster program, the Blue & Gold a four-year letterwinner in softball and was the ball media guide and 2009 men’s lacrosse media Club. team’s MVP her senior season. guide were ranked first nationally. 50 New Conference. New Traditions. New Rivalries. Temple head Coaches

Tonya Cardoza Joe diPietro Fran dunphy Nikki Franke bakeer Ganes Women’s basketball Softball Men’s basketball Fencing Women’s Volleyball

amanda Janney david Steve Mauro eric Mobley Field hockey MacWilliams Men’s & Women’s Men’s & Women’s Men’s Soccer Tennis Cross Country and Track & Field

aaron Murphy Seamus o’Connor brian Quinn Matt Rhule bonnie Rosen Women’s Women’s Soccer Men’s Golf Football Women’s lacrosse Gymnastics

Rebecca Smith Fred Turoff Ryan Wheeler Gavin White Grzybowski Men’s Gymnastics baseball Men’s Crew Women’s Crew

2014 Temple lacrosse Media Guide 51 Staff directory UNIVERSITY ADMINISTRATION SPORTS MEDICINE President, Neil D. Theobald...... 7405...... president Team Physician, Dr. Ray A. Moyer...... 707-2111...... rmoyer Provost, Hai-Lung Dai ...... 5156...... provost Director of Athletic Training, Al Bellamy ...... 0873 ...... al.bellamy Associate Athletic Trainer, David Borchardt...... 7444 ....david.borchardt ATHLETIC ADMINISTRATION Assistant Athletic Trainer, Ricker Adkins...... 2146 ...... ricker.adkins Vice President and Director of Athletics, Kevin Clark....7759...... keviclar Assistant Athletic Trainer, Shawn Cameron ...... 1618 ....shawn.cameron NCAA Faculty Representative, Eleanor Myers...... 1923 ...... emyers Assistant Athletic Trainer, Karin Dowen...... 9347...... karin.dowen Deputy Director of Athletics, Pat Kraft...... 7871 ...... patrick.kraft Assistant Athletic Trainer, Vanessa Gomez ...... 2427...... vanessa.gomez Sr. Assoc. AD, Sports Admin., Joe Giunta ...... 8555...... jgiunta Assistant Athletic Trainer, Nathan Quebedeaux ...... 7402.nathan.quebedeaux Sr. Assoc. AD, SWA, Kristen Foley...... 2433...... kristen.foley Assistant Athletic Trainer, Masahiro Takahagi ...... 0913 ...... hagi Admin. Asst., Director of Athletics, Pat Albright ...... 9333 ...... pat.albright Graduate Extern, Helen Clay ...... 2461...... helen.clay Administrative Specialist, Athletics, Beverly Tinsley .....2571 ...... btinsley Graduate Extern, Pamela Grondski ...... 2441 ...pamela.grondski Graduate Extern, David Hayes...... 2461...... david.j.hayes ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS Graduate Extern, Kyle Nicastro ...... 7444...... kyle.nicastro Sr. Assoc. AD, Athletic Comm., Larry Dougherty ...... 2588...... larrydoc Graduate Extern, Marc Schaffer...... 0913...... mschaffer Special Asst. to Athletic Director, Al Shrier ...... 2222...... ashrier5 Graduate Extern, Daniel Senif ...... 2441 ...daniel.john.senif Asst. AD, Creative Services, Kelli Sheesley...... 9149 ...... sheesley Office Manager, Sports Medicine, Sandy Rodville ...... 9302 ...... srodville Asst. AD, Football Comm., Rich Burg...... 0876 ...... rich.burg Assoc. Dir., Athletic Comm., Karen Auerbach ...... 3850 ...... kauerbach STRENGTH AND CONDITIONING Assoc. Dir., Athletic Comm., Cathy Bongiovi ...... 1608 ...... cathyb Head Strength & Conditioning/Football, Jeremy Scott .6419...... jscott Graduate Extern, Korey Blucas...... 7446...... korey.blucas Head Strength & Conditioning, Scott Charland...... 6649...... scott.charland Asst. Strength & Conditioning Coach, Clare Kaufman...2216...... clare.kaufman ATHLETIC DEVELOPMENT Asst. Strength & Conditioning/Basketball, Rich Levy ....7516 ...... richard.levy Asst. Vice President for Athletic Dev., Mark Ingram .....6725 ...... mark.ingram Asst. Strength & Conditioning, Sam Whitney...... 6649 ....samuel.whitney Asst. AD for Campaigns, Gerard McMahon...... 6267...... gmcmahon Graduate Extern, William Meckes...... 0875 .....william.meckes Asst. AD for Development, Michael Bamonti...... 2587...michael.bamonti Graduate Extern, Bridget Settles...... 0875...... bridget.settles Director of Campaigns, Kris Graves ...... 2286...... kristian.graves Asst. Director, Rob Fisher ...... 2582 ...... rfisher STUDENT-ATHLETE ACADEMIC ADVISING & SUPPORT Asst. Director, Jenna Rankin...... 2582...... jenna.rankin Director, Justin Miller ...... 9840 ...... jsm Director of Capital Support, James Batley...... 3340 ...... james.batley Principal Academic Advisor, Shawn Fagan ...... 2514 ...... sfagan Development Associate, Mandy Brindle ...... 2582 ....amanda.brindle Senior Academic Advisor, Nick Plack ...... 7413 ...... nplack Academic Advisor, Ehren Green...... 0876 ...... ergreen ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT Academic Advisor, Katie Guynn...... 8415 ...... katie.guynn Supervisor, Equipment Manager, Paul Kelley ...... 0874...... paul.kelley Academic Advisor, Herb Hopkinson ...... 0876.....herb.hopkinson Asst. Equipment Manager, Dan O’Connor ...... 7108 ...... doconnor Academic Advisor, Sarah Pergine...... 4966...... sarah.pergine Graduate Extern, Equipment, Dominic Dellorso ...... 7108 ...dominic.dellorso Senior Learning Specialist, Moira Kirby ...... 3119...... moira.kirby Graduate Extern, Equipment, Megan Kita...... 7108 ...... megan.kita Research Assistant, Gina Forchelli ...... gina.forchelli Graduate Extern, Equipment, Jim Manion ...... 0874 ...... james.manion Certifying Officer, Kim Marsh ...... 2500 ...... kmarsh Administrative Specialist, Cheryl Cummings ...... 2500...cheryl.cummings ATHLETIC FACILITIES Graduate Extern, Paris Williams ...... paris.williams Asst. AD, Facilities Lee Roberts...... 7250 ...... lroberts Asst. Director for Facilities, Bryan Kulp ...... 3116...... bkulp HEAD COACHES Asst. Director for Facilities, Karen Williams...... 3147...... kwilli00 Baseball, Ryan Wheeler...... 8639...... ryan.wheeler Women’s Basketball, Tonya Cardoza ...... 1955 ...... tcardoza BUSINESS & ADMINISTRATION Men’s Basketball, Fran Dunphy...... 7443...... fdunphy Assoc. AD, Finance and Admin., Harry Metzinger...... 3837 ....harry.metzinger Women’s Crew, Rebecca Smith Grzybowski ...... 3692 ...... rebecca.smith Business Manager, Tim Thiess...... 2489 ...... tthiess Men’s Crew, Gavin White...... 1751 ...... gavwhite Assistant Business Manager, Linda Gordon ...... 6913...... rgordon Fencing, Nikki Franke...... 1627...... nfranke Field Hockey, Amanda Janney...... 6288 ...... ajanney COMPLIANCE & STUDENT-ATHLETE AFFAIRS Football, Matt Rhule...... 0855...... nharvin Sr. Assoc. AD, Compliance & SA Affairs, Sherryta Freeman .....4923...... sherryta Men’s Golf, Brian Quinn ...... 8224...... bqgolf08 Asst. Director, Kristy Bannon Smorovsky ...... 2790...... kristy.bannon Women’s Gymnastics, Aaron Murphy...... 6667 ...... murph Asst. Director, Quinton Smith...... 3471 ...... quinton.smith Men’s Gymnastics, Fred Turoff ...... 7452 ...... fturoff Graduate Extern, Lizzy Lagasse...... 5668 ...... ncaacomp Women’s Lacrosse, Bonnie Rosen...... 6668...... bonnie8 Men’s Soccer, David MacWilliams...... 8477...... coachmac MARKETING, PROMOTIONS & SALES Women’s Soccer, Seamus O’Connor ...... 3162 ...seamus.oconnor Assoc. AD, Marketing & Promotions, Scott Walcoff...... 0544...... swalcoff Softball, Head Coach, Joe DiPietro ...... 8742 ...... dipietro Marketing Manager, Denise Fitzpatrick ...... 6710 ..denise.fitzpatrick Men’s & Women’s Tennis, Steve Mauro...... 0157...... sjmauro Marketing Coordinator, Sam Moore ...... 7237...... smoore Men’s & Women’s Track and XC, Eric Mobley ...... 8258...... emobley Graduate Extern, Gregg Donnelly...... 4270 ...... gregg.donnelly Women’s Volleyball, Bakeer Ganes...... 0476 ...... bganes Regional Director of Corporate Sales, Chris Rumer ...... crumer Director of Corporate Partnerships, Gabe Leibowitz ....4247 ...... gleibowitz CHEERLEADING AND DANCE Director of Client Services & Prem. Seating, Emily Krombach..2586....emily.krombach Co-Head Cheerleading Coach, Emilyann Burster...... 2789 ...... emilyann Director of Ticket Operations, Clayton Cochrane...... 8499 ...... tickets Co-Head Cheerleading Coach, Nicole Tovey ...... 2789 ...... tud05742 Ticket Office Coordinator, Stephen Capuano ...... 3787 ..stephen.capuano Diamond Gems Head Coach, Jennifer Keller ...... General Manager, Ticket Sales & Service, Rob Mansis .....7025...... robert.mansis Senior Account Executive, David Orr...... 7290 ...... davidorr SUPPORT STAFF Account Executive, Chet Zukowski...... 6912 ...... chet.zukowski Director of Football Operations, Sean Padden...... 0864 ...... sean.padden Account Executive, Andrew Morrison...... 7262 ..andrew.morrison Asst. AD/MBB Operations, Jeff Wilson...... 6268 ...... jrwilson Account Executive, Terrell Graham...... 7243...... terrell.graham Dir. of Women’s Basketball Operations, Stacey Nasser .....8739 ...... stacey.nasser Admin. Asst., Men’s Basketball, Raheem Mapp...... 7443 ...... rmapp VIDEO Admin. Specialist, Football, Nadia Harvin...... 0858...... nharvin Video Coordinator, Ben Cauthen ...... 0871.benjamin.cauthen 52 New Conference. New Traditions. New Rivalries.