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Braves Women's Lacrosse BRAVES WOMEN’S LACROSSE Media Contact: Michael Douglas - GA for Sports Information Email: [email protected] | Phone: (785) 248-6486 | Twitter: @Bravesathletics | www.ottawabraves.com RECORD GAME 11 RECORD RV OTTAWA #4 BENEDICTINE 9-2 UNIVERSITY COLLEGE 9-1 KCAC RECORD VS. KCAC RECORD 7-2 9-0 HEAD COACH: SAMANTHA AUCOIN HEAD COACH: AMANDA MAGEE OVERALL RECORD: 25-20 OVERALL RECORD: 59-12 2020 Braves Women’s Lacrosse Schedule Quick Points March - The RV Braves will wrap-up the 2021 regular season on Tuesday, April 2 vs. Univ. of Saint Mary* W, 22-3 13th against the #4 Benedictine College Ravens at AdventHealth Field. 4 vs. Missouri Valley* W, 11-9 - The Braves lost a heartbreaker in overtime to the Missouri Baptist Spartans 6 @ Morningside College* W, 22-1 on Thursday, 14-13. Cecily Anderson had another impressive game with 10 @ Midland University* W, 21-0 five goals and three assists. Quinn Crandall, Ashley Santillan and Macken- 16 @ Madonna University W, 6-5 zie Simmons all had two goals each, Crandall had one assist each as well. 20 vs. Univ. of Dallas W, 23-1 Analysa Ortiz-Cloninger and Shannon Carroll contributed one goal apiece, 25 vs. Culver-Stockton College* W, 23-3 Ortiz-Cloninger and Jasmin Roybal assisted on one goal. 27 vs. William Penn Univ.* W, 18-9 -Cecily Anderson ranks number 5 in Division I in Total Goals (43) and ranks April number 5 in Division I in Total Shots on Goal (71). Ottawa as a team ranks 1 @ Saint Ambrose Univ.* L, 13-7 number 4 in Division I in Total Assists (95), ranks number 5 in Division I in 3 @ Clarke University* W, 19-8 Assists/Game (8.640) and ranks number 5 in Division I in Total Points (280). 8 vs. Missouri Baptist* L, 14-13 (OT) - Cecily Anderson leads the team in goals with 43 on the season, Quinn 13 vs. Benedictine College* 4 PM Crandall has 20 assists and Mya Chatelin has 58 saves on the season as the goalkeeper for Ottawa. - In the latest NAIA Top 10 Coaches’ Poll, Ottawa is Receiving Votes. Otta- * KCAC Contests wa is in fourth place in the KCAC with a 7-2 record in KCAC play. - This match-up between the Braves and the Ravens will be the ninth in program history. Ottawa is behind in the overall series with a record of 1-7. Follow the Braves on Social Media In 2019, Ottawa fell to the Ravens, 21-2. Live Video: http://portal.stretchinternet.com/otta- - The #4 Benedictine Ravens are 9-1 on the season and 9-0 in KCAC play. wa/ They are coached by Amanda Magee and are led in scoring by Natalie Wechter with 40 goals on the season. The Ravens defeated Missouri Baptist Twitter: @BravesAthletics or @OUWLAX1 in their last match, 21-2. - All Home and Visiting Team Fans are welcome to attend the Lacrosse Facebook: Ottawa Women’s Lacrosse games taking place on campus. Social distancing and masking will be re- quired and enforced. Health Screening will be a part of our safety protocols. Instagram: @ouwlax - The next match for the Braves will be on Saturday, April 17th in the KCAC Quarterfinals. The top one through four seeds will host the Quarterfinals at OttawaBraves.com their home sites, the KCAC will announce the bracket later this week. Complete Coverage of OU Athletics 1 | BRAVES WOMEN’S LACROSSE Ottawa Women’s Lacrosse Ottawa Women’s Lacrosse SAMANTHA AUCOIN HEAD COACH PAIGE MCALLISTER 4TH SEASON ASSISTANT COACH Coach Aucoin is in her fouth season as head coach of the OU women’s lacrosse team. 4TH SEASON Coach McAllister is in her fourth season as an assistant coach with the OU women’s In her previous three seasons, Aucoin has coached seven All-KCAC performers, two lacrosse program. KCAC Defenders of the Year, and two NAIA All-Americans. She has a record of 16- 17 at OU. McAllister lettered in women’s lacrosse at Ottawa University and Clarkson University. While at OU, she was a First Team All-KCAC performer and a three-time KCAC Of- fensive Player of the Week. At Clarkson, she was a Second Team All-Liberty League With Aucoin at the helm, the 2020 Braves finished the CoVID-19 shortened season with an overall record of Rookie of the Week. 2-1 and a KCAC record of 1-0. Ottawa was ranked 11th in the NAIA in assists per game (5.6), 15th in shots per game (31), 15th in goals per game (13.6), 16in shots on goal per game (22.6), 19th in total assists (17), 23rd in total points (58), 23rd in total goals (41), 25th in total shots (93), 25th in total shots on goal (68), 33rd in total saves (14), and 36th in saves per game (4.6). Under Aucoin’s leadership, the 2019 Braves finished the season with a record of 7-8 and a finish of second in the NOLAN CASTLE KCAC with a record of 4-2. Ottawa qualified for its fourth straight KCAC Tournament Championship game. OU had four named to the All-KCAC teams with Ady Barraza being named KCAC Defensive Player of the Year. VOLUNTEER ASSISTANT COACH The team broke seven individual career records, one team single season record, three individual single season 2ND SEASON records, and two team game records. Coach Castle is in his second season as a volunteer assistant coach for the men’s lacrosse team. He will coach the goalkeepers for the Braves. The 2018 Braves finished with an overall record of 7-8 and a conference record of 4-3. Under Aucoin’s leader- ship, OU qualified for its third straight KCAC Tournament Championship Game. The Braves had three players Castle was a three year letterman for the Braves. He played in 24 games, making earn All-KCAC honors. Kiarah Thomas was named KCAC Co-Offensive Player of the Year, Diana Moreno was six starts. Castle scored six goals and had 14 assists for 20 points. He had nine named KCAC Defensive Player of the Year, and Kayla Saucedo earned First Team All-KCAC honors. The Braves ground balls. broke three single game records and 10 individual career records. Before coming to Ottawa University, Aucoin was the head women’s lacrosse coach at Midland University in Fre- mont, Neb. (2015-2017). While at Midland, Aucoin coached one All-American, three scholar athletes, six All- KCAC selections, the 2016 KCAC Offensive Player of the Year and the 2017 KCAC Defensive Player of the Year. Prior to coaching at Midland, Aucoin was the head women’s lacrosse coach at Anna Maria College in Paxton, Mass. (2013-2014). Her team won the GNAC Conference Sportsmanship Team Award in 2014 and received academic honors for having the highest team GPA in 2013. Aucoin attended New England College where she was earned four letters in women’s lacrosse. She was a three year starter, and helped lead her team to the North Atlantic Conference finals in 2012. Aucoin graduated from NEC in May of 2012 with a bachelor of arts in sport and recreation management. #BRAVENATION 2 | BRAVES MEN’S LACROSSE 3 | BRAVES MEN’S LACROSSE Ottawa Women’s Lacrosse Ottawa Women’s Lacrosse 2020 BRAVES WOMEN’S LACROSSE ROSTER No. NAME YR. POS. HT. HOMETOWN/PREVIOUS SCHOOL RADIO/TV ROSTER 1 Madi McAvoy JR D 5’4” Shawnee Mission, Kan./Shawnee Mission South 2 Jasmin Roybal SO A 5’3” Jenks, Okla./Jenks 3 Shannon Carroll SO M 5’4” Lakewood, Colo./Green Mountain 4 Paulina Pompa FR M 5’2” San Diego, Calif./Mar Vista 5 Meagan Gilstrap FR A 5’1” Kimberly, Idaho/Kimberly 7 Ava McKeefery FR D 5’1” Farragut, Tenn./Farragut 10 Mackenzie Simmons FR A 5’7” Hemet, Calif./Hemet 11 Mya Chatelin FR GK 5’0” Temecula, Calif./Chaparral 12 Ashlee Weger SO A 5’9” Las Vegas, Nev./College of Southern Nevada 13 Katherine Ketter SO A 5’0” Kiefer, Okla./Jenks 14 Felicia Dixon SO D 5’6” Houston, Texas/Prairie View A&M University 15 Cecily Anderson SO A 5’4” Keller, Texas/Notre Dame College 17 Ashley Stitzer* 19 Quinn Crandall SO A 5’3” Long Lake, Minn./Orono Shannon Paulina Meagan Ava Mackenzie Ashlee 20 Ashley Santillan FR M 5’2” Temecula, Calif./Chaparral 1 Madi 2 Jasmin 3 4 5 7 10 11 Mya 12 McAvoy Roybal Carroll Pompa Gilstrap Mckeefery Simmons Chatelin Weger 21 Analysa Ortiz-Cloninger SO M 5’7” Reno, Nev./Reno Jr.//D//5-4 Jr.//GK//5-3 So.//M//5-4 Fr.//M//5-2 Fr.//A//5-1 Fr.//D//5-2 Fr.//A//5-7 Fr.//GK//5-0 So.//A//5-9 23 Ayriannah Elgin SO D 5’3” Spanaway, Wash./Bethel Shawnee Mission, Jenks, Okla. Lakewood, Colo. San Diego, Calif. Kimberly, Idaho Farragut, Tenn. Hemet, Calif. Temecula, Calif. Las Vegas, Nev. 28 Lizeth Lobato SO D 5’0” North Las Vegas, Nev./Canyon Springs Kan. 31 Alyssa Jenne FR GK 5’5” Reno, Nev./Reno 13 Katherine 14 Felicia 15 Cecily 19 Quinn 20 Ashley 21 Analysa 23 Ayriannah 28 Lizeth 31 Alyssa Ketter Dixon Anderson Crandall Santillan Ortiz-Cloninger Elgin Lobato Jenne So.//D//5-0 So.//D//5-6 So.//A//5-4 So.//A//5-3 Fr.//M//5-2 So.//M//5-7 So.//D//5-3 So.//D//5-0 Fr.//GK//5-5 Kiefer, Okla. Houston, Texas Keller, Texas Long Lake, Minn. Temecula, Calif. Reno, Nev. Spanaway, Wash. North Las Vegas, Nev. Reno, Nev.
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