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Gina Demaestri #26 Katie Dilullo #4 GINA DEMAESTRI #26 KATIE DILULLO #4 SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE FORWARD FORWARD LOS ALTOS, CALIF HAVERTOWN, PA ST. FRANCIS DELAWARE CO. CHRISTIAN VILLANOVA VILLANOVA 2002: Saw action in eight games, logging one start. 2002: Saw action in ten games, recording one start … Selected to the NFHCA Academic All-American team … Also selected as Big East Conference All- St. Francis High School: Played four years of varsity field hockey under head Academic. coach Kathy Lincoln … Served as a team captain her senior year and set a school record for most goals scored in a season … Received First Team All- Delaware County Christian: Earned three varsity letters in field hockey … League and Second Team All-CCS honors in 2001 … Voted to the Davis Two-time Second Team All-Delaware County selection … Earned KSAC All- Tournament All-Tourney team … Also lettered in softball and soccer … Named League honors as a junior and senior … Team captain as a senior…Also earned Outstanding Female Athlete award following her senior year … Four-time recipi- varsity letters in basketball and track & field … Awarded the Anne Berke ent of the Scholar Athlete Award. Athletic Achievement Award. Personal: Nursing major … Daughter of Stephen and Jane DeMaestri … Has Personal: Elementary Education major … Daughter of Sam and Linda two older brothers: Adam and Stuart … Father, Stephen, played football at Santa DiLullo … Has two sisters, Kim and Claire … Born 9/21/83. Clara University … High school teammate of current Wildcat Steph Grejtak … Born 11/8/83. DeMaestri’s Career Statistics: Year GP/GS Shots Goals Ast. Pts. 2002 8/1 2 0 0 0 Totals 8/1 2 0 0 0 DiLullo’s Career Statistics: Year GP/GS Shots Goals Ast. Pts. 2002 10/1 2 0 0 0 Totals 10/1 2 0 0 0 2003 VILLANOVA FIELD HOCKEY • PAGE 9 • PLAYER PROFILES SARAH FRANCIS #8 JEN GONDEK #25 SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE MIDFIELD/BACK MIDFIELD/BACK HUMMELSTOWN, PA WYNNEWOOD, PA HERSHEY LOWER MERION VILLANOVA VILLANOVA 2002: NFHCA Academic All-American selection … Big East All-Academic 2002: Named to NFHCA Academic All-American team … Also named Big Selection … Saw action in all 20 games, starting 19 … Scored first career goal East All-Academic … Saw action in three games. and Villanova’s first goal of the season against Lafayette … Also added two goals in conference play (Rutgers and Providence) … Added one assist vs. Lower Merion High School: Earned three varsity letters in field hockey Syracuse. under head coach Traci Huddlesson … Served as team captain senior year and garnered Second Team All- Main Line honors … Two time team MVP Hershey High School: Earned four varsity letters for head coach Tami Scola … … Received First Team All- Main Line and Central League Second Team Awarded first team honors and First Team Patriot News Big 11 following her honors during her junior year … Played four years of varsity basketball and senior season … Two-time Mid-Penn All Star Team member … Also received helped capture the team’s first Central League Championships … Voted First Patriot News Big 11 Second Team honors as a junior and All-Underclassmen Team All-Main Line as a senior … Also lettered in track and lacrosse. Team as a sophomore … Received Distinguished Honor Roll distinction all four years … Also lettered in softball. Personal: Education major … Daughter of Stanley and Geneva Gondek … Youngest of five children … Born 7/23/82. Personal: Undecided on major … Daughter of Don and Lynn Francis … Has an older sister, Emily … Born 5/17/84 in Roanoke, Va. Gondek’s Career Statistics: Year GP/GS Shots Goals Ast. Pts. 2002 3/0 0 0 0 0 Totals 3/0 0 0 0 0 Francis’ Career Statistics: Year GP/GS Shots Goals Ast. Pts. 2002 20/19 37 3 1 7 Totals 20/19 37 3 1 7 2003 VILLANOVA FIELD HOCKEY • PAGE 10 • PLAYER PROFILES STEPH GREJTAK #22 RORY ROGERS #13 SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE BACK FORWARD LOS ALTOS, CALIF ROSEMONT, PA ST. FRANCIS SACRED HEART ACADEMY VILLANOVA VILLANOVA 2002: Garnered NFHCA Academic All-American honors … Big East All- 2002: Saw action in all 20 games, starting 19 … Second on the team with nine Academic Selection … Saw action in all 20 games, with 14 starts to her credit … goals … Notched first career points with two assists against Richmond … Served as the team’s defensive stopper … Scored her first career goal against Scored first career goal against Drexel … Scored lone Villanova goal in 2-1 Lehigh. loss to Connecticut … Recorded first career hat trick against LaSalle … Tallied second hat trick of the season in the Big East Tournament semifinals against St. Francis High School: Earned four varsity letters in field hockey … Member Boston College. of first St. Francis field hockey team to win the Central Coast Section … Recognized as First Team All- CCS, CCS Senior of the Year, Mount Hamilton Sacred Heart Academy: Earned four varsity letters for head coach Andrea League Senior of the Year, First Team All-League, All-Tournament Team and St. Rogers … Named Delco and Philadelphia Inquirer Player of the Year … Voted Francis Coaches Award winner during her senior year … As a junior, earned First Team All-State … Received Sacred Heart Genuardi’s Athlete of the Year Second Team All-CCS Defender, Second Team All- League Defender, Best honors … Holds Delaware County Record for goals scored … Three-time team Defensive Player- California Tournament and St. Francis Team Most Valuable MVP … Three-time Philadelphia Inquirer First Team and All-Delco selection Defensive Player … Also earned three varsity letter in softball. … Named to the AACA All-Star team four times … Also earned four varsity letters in lacrosse. Personal: Communications major … Daughter of Chris and Nancy Grejtak … Has an older brother, Peter … High school teammate and co-captain at St. Personal: Undecided on major … Daughter of Thomas and Andrea Rogers … Francis with Gina DeMaestri … Father, Chris, played football and lacrosse at One of six children … Both parents played collegiate athletics, soccer and field Middlebury College … Born 4/22/84 in Weymouth, Mass. hockey, respectively … High school teammate of current Wildcat Colleen Helms … Born 1/4/84. Grejtak’s Career Statistics: Rogers’ Career Statistics: Year GP/GS Shots Goals Ast. Pts. Year GP/GS Shots Goals Ast. Pts. 2002 20/14 1 1 0 2 2002 20/19 56 9 4 22 Totals 20/14 1 1 0 2 Totals 20/19 56 9 4 22 2003 VILLANOVA FIELD HOCKEY • PAGE 11 • PLAYER PROFILES CASEY WHALEN #13 LAUREN CAMPANELLI #2 SOPHOMORE FRESHMAN FORWARD FORWARD WEST LONG BRANCH, NJ LANGHORNE, PA SHORE REGIONAL NESHAMINY VILLANOVA 2002: Saw action in 15 games for the Wildcats, started once … Recorded nine Neshaminy High School: Earned three varsity letters in field hockey under shots. head coach Lisa Pennington … 2002 First Team All-State, All-Southeastern Pennsylvania, All-League and All-Area selection … 2001 All-Area and All- Shore Regional: Earned two varsity letters as a forward for head coach Nancy League honoree … Three time All-Academic State Team member … Leading Williams at Shore Regional … Earned First Team All-Shore honors as a senior scorer in 2001 and 2002 … Team captain as a senior … Member of the … Team captured three consecutive Shore Conference Championships, high- National Honor Society and Spanish National Honor Society … Ranked in the lighted by a Group 1 State Championship in 1999 … Also received four varsity top 1% of her class. letters in swimming for head coach Gus Stoll … Played two years of varsity lacrosse as a center for coach Chris Raichle … Helped guide the lacrosse team to Personal: Biology major … Middle child of Rich and Pat Campanelli’s three a Shore Conference Championship and received First Team All-Shore honors for children … Brother Ryan (21) played lacrosse at Lafayette … Also has a her effort … As a senior served as a captain for the field hockey, swimming and younger brother Justin (14) … Born 12/19/84 in West Islip, NY. lacrosse teams. Personal: Marketing major … Daughter of Joseph and Mary Whalen … Has two younger brothers, Ryan and Timmy, and a younger sister, Devin … Played with Christina Lugones and Vanessa Pizzulli while at Shore Regional … Born on 11/3/83. Whalen’s Career Statistics: Year GP/GS Shots Goals Ast. Pts. MEGAN FOSTER 2002 15/1 9 0 0 0 #5 Totals 15/1 9 0 0 0 FRESHMAN FORWARD BERLIN, NJ BISHOP EUSTACE Bishop Eustace Prep: Earned four varsity letters in field hockey under head coach Alice Penza … Two-time All-New Jersey honoree (2001, 2002) … Four- time All-Conference and All-Parochial selection … Team MVP (2000, 2001, 2002) … School record holder in career goals (67) and goals in a game (5) … 2003 Female Athlete of the Year award winner … 2001 Regional All- American. Personal: Liberal Arts major … One of Robert and Kathleen Foster’s four chil- dren … Father played football at Trenton State … Sister Kelly played field hockey at Ursinus (1994-98) … Born 7/16/85 in Mount Holly, NJ. 2003 VILLANOVA FIELD HOCKEY • PAGE 12 • PLAYER PROFILES SARA SCHMIDT #3 ERIN SCOTT #31 FRESHMAN FRESHMAN FORWARD GOALKEEPER MULLICA HILL, NJ MALVERN, PA WILMINGTON FRIENDS (DE) WEST CHESTER EAST Wilmington Friends School (DE): Played four years of field hockey under head West Chester East High School: Earned four varsity letters for head coach coach Anne Brooking … Three-time All-Conference performer … Three-time Diane Horsey … Tri-captain of District Championship team her senior year … All-State honoree … Also played four years of soccer and was a three-time All- Named West Chester East Outstanding Female Athlete in 2003 … Also named Conference selection … Also received two Distinguished Service Awards. First Team All-Chester, First Team All-Southeastern Pennsylvania and First Team All-Area … Posted a .785 GAA her senior season … Member of the National Personal: Undecided on major … Daughter of Bill Schmidt and Anne Seebold Honor Society.
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