2011-12 Media Guide Facilities

Gordon Field House

Lighted Turf Field Hale Recreational Pool

Clark Gym and Fields Judson Competition Pool

RIT Game Field/Varsity Track Tiger Power Den Gordon Field House Indoor Track

Tennis Courts Frank Ritter Memorial Ice Arena Wiedman Fitness Center

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Program Contents Sports Information Directors Steve Jaynes and Joe Venniro and Sports Coach Profiles...... 2 Information intern Joe St . Pierre ’12 . Photos by RIT student photogra- 2012 Season Outlook...... 3 phers Dylan Heuer ’12 and Mike Bradley ’12 . Aerial photography by 2012 Team Photo/Roster...... 4 Stratus Imaging . Player Profiles...... 5-11 2011 Statistics/Results...... 12 uRIT STAFF DIRECTORY - AREA CODE (585) Team/Individual Records...... 13 Executive Director of Athletics ...... Lou Spiotti Jr ., 475-2615 Yearly Record...... 13 Associate Director of Athletics...... Scott McVean, 475-7448 Record vs . Opponents...... 13 Assistant Director for NCAA Compliance. . . . Lex Sleeman, 475-7372 Top-10 Records ...... 14-15 Assistant Director of Athletics...... Renee Carlineo, 475-5599 Individual Honors...... 15 Head Athletic Trainer...... Ben Emke, 475-4513 Academic/Athletic Success...... 16 Development Officer...... Rob Dermody, 475-2414 NTID Support Faculty ...... Diane Cinney, 475-4662 uQuick Facts Athletics Secretary...... Karen Wagner Beck, 475-5814 Head Coach ...... Jeff McGuigan. Senior Financial Assistant ...... Sue Benson, 475-2412 ...... 585-475-6961/jmpenlax@gmail .com Sports Information Director (lacrosse contact)...... Steve Jaynes, Record/Years at RIT...... 44-38/6th season ...... 475-6154/skjsid@rit .edu 2011 Record/Empire 8 (finish)...... 6-11/5-3 (4th) Sports Information Director...... Joe Venniro, Starters Returning/Lost...... 7/5 ...... 475-5598/jtvsid@rit .edu Letter Winners Returning/Lost...... 10/10 Athletics Website...... www .ritathletics .com Location...... Rochester, N .Y . Twitter Page ...... RITSports Address...... Athletics, Clark Gymnasium Facebook Group...... www .facebook .com/RIT .Athletics ...... 51 Lomb Memorial Drive ...... Rochester, NY 14623 Founded ...... 1829 Total Enrollment ...... 17,500 President...... Dr . Bill Destler 2012 Women’s Lacrosse Schedule Nickname ...... Tigers Colors ...... Orange and Brown DATE OPPONENT LOCATION TIME Affiliations...... NCAA Division III Tues ., Mar . 6 vs . Lebanon Valley Baltimore, Md . 6:15 p .m .

Conference...... Thurs ., Mar . 8 vs . Lynchburg Baltimore, Md . 6:15 p .m .

Sat ., Mar . 17 at SUNY Fredonia Fredonia, N .Y . 12 p .m . uAdmissions/Financial Aid Wed., Mar. 21 SUNY Brockport RIT Field 4 p.m. Early Admission Deadline...... December 1, 2012 Regular Admission Deadline...... February 1, 2013 Fri., Mar. 30 * Skidmore RIT Field 4 p.m. Admissions Website...... www .rit .edu/admission Sat., Mar. 31 * RPI RIT Field 1 p.m. Admissions Office Phone...... 585-475-6631 Fri ., Apr . 6 * at Vassar Poughkeepsie, N Y. . 4 p .m . Admissions E-mail...... admissions@rit .edu Sat ., Apr . 7 * at Bard Annendale-on-Hudson, N .Y . 4 p .m .

Financial Aid Deadline...... FAFSA due March 1, 2013 Tues ., Apr . 10 at Nazareth Pittsford, N .Y . 4 p .m . Financial Aid Office Phone...... 585-475-2186 Fri ., Apr . 13 * at Clarkson Potsdam, N .Y . 4 p .m .

Sat ., Apr . 14 * at St . Lawrence Canton, N .Y . 1 p .m . Visits to campus are encouraged and may be arranged in advance by calling 585-475-6631 . Visits for deaf and hard-of-hearing students may Tues., Apr. 17 * Rochester RIT Field 4 p.m. be arranged by calling 585-475-6700 (voice/TTY), toll free in the Thurs ., Apr . 19 at SUNY Geneseo Geneseo, N .Y . 4 p .m . U .S . and Canada at 866-644-6843 (voice/TTY), or by videophone at Fri., Apr. 27 * William Smith RIT Field 4 p.m. 585-743-1366 . RIT is a registered trademark of Rochester Institute Technology. RIT is a registered Sat., Apri. 28 * Union RIT Field 1 p.m.

Fri .-Sat ., May 4-5 Liberty League Tournament TBD TBD

uCover and Credits *Denotes Liberty League Contest The 2012 Women’s Lacrosse Media Guide is a publication of the Home games in BOLD Rochester Institute of Technology Sports Information Office . Cover and interior design by University Publications Graphic Designer Peter Bella Jr . ’03 and Mary McConnell ’88 . Content written and edited by PDF-P1312-3/12-MEM Rochester Institute of Technology | www.ritathletics.com | 2011-12 Women’s Lacrosse | RIT: A Tradition of Excellence p 2 Coach Profiles

Jeff McGuigan begins his sixth season as the head coach The Tigers have continued to improve under Mc- of the women’s lacrosse program at RIT . He is the all- Guigan’s guidance, and play one of the most demanding time leader in coaching wins at RIT with 44, and led the schedules in the east region . In 2007, McGuigan led the Tigers to three playoff berths in five seasons . Tigers to eight wins and earned a berth in the Empire 8 RIT is 44-38 in McGuigan’s five seasons as head coach . Tournament for the first time . Last season, McGuigan helped Shelby Vakiener earn McGuigan arrived at RIT after a very successful IWLCA second team All-American honors . Vakiener stint as the head varsity coach at Penfield High School . totaled 85 points on 57 goals and 28 assists, and set the In 2005, he was named the Monroe County Class AA program record for points in a season and her 142 career Coach of the Year . He has coached 44 Academic All- points is fourth all-time at RIT . Americans and two National All-Americans . From 2002 In 2010, McGuigan led the Tigers to an 11-5 record, to 2005, he led Penfield to a 52-21 record . with the squad shattering several offensive records, In addition to coaching, McGuigan also runs a including most goals (234) . lacrosse summer clinic for 6th-12th graders for the In 2009, McGuigan led the Tigers to a program- Penfield Recreation Program . He also has coached girls Head Coach record 13 wins and a second-place finish in the Empire modified soccer, , and cross country, and was a Jeff McGuigan 8 . The women were five minutes away from securing modified and varsity football coach . McGuigan, a gradu- an NCAA Tournament berth . In addition, McGuigan’s ate of SUNY Cortland, received his bachelor’s degree in squad excelled in the classroom, earning a 2009 IWLCA economics and public administration . He also played Academic Squad honor . football for the Red Dragons . McGuigan also coached Kelsey Evans, who became McGuigan retired from the Rochester Police Depart- RIT’s first women’s lacrosse All-American in 2009 . Under ment in 2006 . He lives in Penfield with his wife, Susan . McGuigan’s tutelage, Evans was named the Empire 8 They have two children, Erin and Kevin . Erin is married Goalkeeper of the Year three consecutive times . Evans, to former RIT men’s lacrosse assistant coach and current Jerica Young, and Ashley Pezze were all named to the Babson Head Coach Brendan Gorman . 2009 IWLCA All-Empire Region team .

Rianne Farrugia begins her first season as an assistant MAAC All-Academic Team selection from 2008-2011 . coach on the RIT women’s lacrosse coaching staff . She She graduated in the spring of 2011 from Niagara comes to RIT after a stellar playing career at Niagara with a degree in arts and sciences and is currently pursu- University . ing a master’s degree in communication technologies She played for the Purple Eagles from 2007-2011, from RIT . She also works for RIT SportsZone Live HD . garnering Offensive Player of the Year honors in 2010 tallying 25 points on 20 goals and five assists . She fin- ished her career at Niagara with 64 points on 47 goals and 17 assists . Farrugia was also active off the field, serving a Stu- dent Athlete Advisory Committee representative from 2009-2011 . She was nominated to be a representative for the NCAA Career in Sports Forum in 2010 and was an Assistant Coach Rianne Farrugia

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The 2012 RIT Women’s Lacrosse Team will look assists are second most all-time at RIT . She is Sophomore Ashleigh Caruso will be called to improve upon a six-win campaign from a just 39 goals away from breaking the record set upon to have a bigger role this year, after finish- season ago that saw the Tigers advance to the by Eileen Hennigan in 2010, and is 26 points ing last season with 14 goals and two assists . Empire 8 Semifinals . behind Hennigan on the all-time list . Freshman Marlee Vlassis will keep the battle Head Coach Jeff McGuigan enters his sixth “I would like to see her increase her assist for playing time very competitive . season with the Tigers with a positive outlook total,” said McGuigan . “And I think we have the on the season . people to complement that ”. SCHEDULE “We’ve had one of the best preseasons I’ve Lampson will also be called upon to hold 2012 marks the first season for the Tigers in the been a part of,” said McGuigan . “That’s very down the midfield and contribute on the score- Liberty League, after departing from the Empire encouraging ”. board . In three seasons with the Tigers she has 8 . The new conference poses new challenges RIT lost just one senior from last season’s recorded 110 points on 70 goals and 40 assists . that the veteran Tigers are looking forward to . team and returns 10 players who started at least “Becca’s one of the keys to the team,” stated “Each team, top to bottom, will be a little 10 games in 2011 . McGuigan . “When she’s on, we’re much better . tougher,” McGuigan said . “We play one more Captains Rebecca Lampson and Shelby She can score from anywhere ”. conference game, too . The key to the season will Vakiener will lead the Tigers both on and off the Juniors Loren Azlein, Carly Augustyn, and be how we play on the road ”. field . Megan Henriksen will also serve as captain Kelly Murosky, as well as sophomores Cori RIT begins the season in Baltimore, Md ., and will be a vocal leader off the field, as she will VanKerkhove and Aylannah Dylag, will provide with a pair of games against Lebanon Valley and miss the season due to injury . veteran leadership for the Tigers . Last season, Lynchburg before returning to to face “The two seniors are two players who be- Azlein finished fourth on the team with 22 off against SUNY Fredonia on March 17 . lieve in what we are trying to accomplish,” stated points on 14 goals and eight assists, while “We’ll play a very good Lebanon Valley McGuigan . “They expect 100 percent from the Augustyn chipped in with 17 ground balls, team,” said McGuigan . “and then Lynchburg . players every day . Shelby, as a junior, is one of seven goals, and nine assists . We’re going to be tested early ”. those people who does the right thing all the “We’ve asked Carly and Cori to play midfield The Tigers’ home opener comes on March time . She pushes herself every day ”. this season,” McGuigan stated . “They’ve really 21, when the SUNY stepped up ”. come to RIT Field . DEFENSE Freshman Devin Villagomez will be called RIT begins conference play on March 30 Led by Kristen Wozniak and Erin York, RIT’s upon to provide a spark for the Tigers through- with a home contest against Skidmore . The defense will be a key to the team’s success . out the season . Tigers play seven of eight contests against “We’re going to be working in new people Liberty League foes from the end of March into the defensive set,” McGuigan said . “But the GOALIES through the middle of April . girls who are coming back, Kristen and Erin, Katelyn Crane returns for her junior season at RIT’s lone break from conference games are going to be leaned on very heavily for vocal RIT . Last year, Crane posted a .441 save percent- during that stretch comes on April 10, when leadership ”. age and 13 .38 goals against average and earned the Tigers travel to Pittsford to take on former Wozniak grabbed 17 ground balls and All-Empire 8 honorable mention accolades . Empire 8 rival Nazareth . One week later, RIT caused 15 turnovers . “She’s faced a ton of shots,” said McGuigan . will face the at home . The Tigers will also look to Lucia Martino “Mentally she’s a lot tougher . She’s vocal, and The Tigers’ final two non-conference games and freshman Kristen Francis to play key roles she’ll step up when she has to ”. come on April 19 and 20, when they will visit this year . Backing Crane up will be sophomore Caitlin SUNY Geneseo and play host to Roberts Conway . Last season, Conway appeared in eight Wesleyan . MIDFIELD contests and finished the year with a .400 save “We play Nazareth and three SUNYAC The midfield will be the focal point for the percentage and 15 96. goals against average . teams,” stated McGuigan . “Brockport, Geneseo, Tigers during the 2012 season, led by IWLCA and Fredonia are all top-5 teams in the SUNY- Second Team All-American and Empire 8 ATTACK AC, which is one of the strongest conferences ”. Player of the Year Vakiener . The Tigers will be relying on a veteran group at RIT closes out the regular season with a pair “You want your best players around the ball attack this season . of games against Liberty League opponents at as much as possible,” said McGuigan . “So we put “It’s our most experienced area,” said home, in William Smith and Union . her at midfield . She’s going to have to carry a McGuigan, “with Tina, Lauren, Becca, and “Our goals are lofty,” McGuigan said . “We heavy load this year ”. Ashleigh, plus a couple of newcomers who want to win the Liberty League ”. Vakiener finished last season with a could step up ”. program-record 85 points on 57 goals and 28 Senior Tina Podrasky will be asked to lead assists . The 57 goals was second most in a sea- a young group at attack . Last season, Podrasky son in program history, while her 28 assists was finished fourth on the team with 22 points . third most in a season . In just two seasons she “Senior leadership is key,” McGuigan said . has amassed 142 points, fourth most in program “Tina brings that ”. history . Her 102 goals are fifth most and her 40

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Front Row (left to right): Caitlin Conway, Tina Podrasky, Kristen Wozniak, Shelby Vakiener (captain), Cori VanKerkove, Ashleigh Caruso, Carly Augustyn, Erin York, Loren Azlein .

Back Row (left to right): Athletic Trainer Missy Wilson, Eva D’Ignazio, Rebecca Lampson (captain), Caitlyn Crane, Marlee Vlassis, Alyannah Dylag, Kelly Murosky, Kristen Francis, Lucia Martino, Megan Henrisken, Devin Villagomez, Assistant Coach Rianne Furrugia .

2012 RIT Women’s Lacrosse Roster No. Name Yr. Pos. Ht. Hometown/High School Major 00 Caitlin Conway So . G 5-4 Landisville, PA/Hempfield Engineering Exploration 1 Cori VanKerkhove So . M 5-5 East Irondequoit, NY/Eastridge Nutrition Management 2 Megan Henriksen Sr . M 5-6 Silver Springs, MD/Our Lady of Good Counsel Industrial Engineering 3 Kelly Murosky Jr . M 5-6 Erie, PA/McDowell Mechanical Engineering 5 Aylannah Dylag So . M 5-10 Canton, CT/Canton Undecided 6 Carly Augustyn Jr . D 5-5 Spencerport, NY/Churchville-Chili Biomedical Sciences 7 Ashleigh Caruso So . A 5-3 Liverpool, NY/Liverpool Diagnostic Medical Sonography 8 Tina Podrasky Sr . A 5-2 Scranton, PA/Wyoming Seminary Industrial and Systems Engineering 9 Kristen Wozniak Jr . D 5-5 Saratoga Springs, NY/Saratoga Springs Graphic Design 12 Eva D’Ignazio So . D 5-3 Swarthmore, PA/Agnes Irwin Graphic Design 13 Rebecca Lampson Sr . M 5-7 Penn Yan, NY/Penn Yan Academy New Media Marketing 14 Loren Azlein Jr . M 5-5 Cleveland, OH/Gilmour Academy Film and Animation 16 Marlee Vlassis Fr . A 5-8 Syracuse, NY/East Syracuse Minoa Chemical Engineering 17 Kirsten Francis Fr . M 5-7 Fulton, NY/G . Ray Bodley Visual Media 18 Devin Villagomez Fr . M 5-2 West Seneca, NY/West Seneca West Diagnostic Medical Sonography 19 Erin York So . D 5-7 Honeoye Falls, NY/Honeoye Falls-Lima American Sign Language Interpretation 20 Lucia Martino Jr . D 5-9 Lancaster, NY/Buffalo Seminary Fine Art Photography 24 Shelby Vakiener Jr . M 5-6 Fairport, NY/Fairport Civil Engineering 30 Katelyn Crane Jr . G 5-6 Palmyra, NY/Palmyra-Macedon Mechanical Engineering Technology

Head Coach: Jeff McGuigan (6th year) Assistant Coach: Rianne Faruggia Captains: Megan Henriksen, Becca Lampson, Shelby Vakiener

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2011: Started all 17 games . . finished third on the team 2009: Appeared in and started 17 games . . tallied 15 goals with 34 points on a career-high 26 goals and eight assists and nine assists for 24 points . . tallied 39 ground balls, . . scored four goals in a 16-7 win over Hartwick . . tal- 27 draw controls, and 20 caused turnovers . . scored a lied a goal in 14 different contests . . scored five points season-high four goals in the Empire 8 Championship . . on three goals and two assists in a wild 17-16 win over scored two goals, including the game-winner, and added St . John Fisher . . scored three times against Fredonia an assist and three draw controls in a win over SUNY and Utica . . tallied 19 points (15-4-19) over a six-game Fredonia . . had four ground balls in three games . . stretch, April 2 to April 22 . . recorded 29 ground balls caused four turnovers in the Empire 8 Semifinal win over and 24 draw controls . . fired 60 shots . . recorded 15 Nazareth . . recorded a point in 15 games . . had multiple- caused turnovers, including three against SUNY Geneseo point games . . named to Empire 8 President’s List for . . tallied season-high six ground balls in wins over maintaining at least a 3 .75 grade-point average . Oneonta and Rochester . . had four draw controls against Before RIT: Played two years of lacrosse for Our Lady York and Nazareth . of Good Counsel . . team went undefeated in conference 2010: Earned All-Empire 8 first team honors . . appeared play both years . . also was a standout player . in and started 16 games . . third on the team with 19 Personal: A two-sport athlete, Megan also plays vol- caused turnovers . . won 30 draw controls . . tallied 13 leyball for the Tigers . . undeclared engineering major . . 2 points (5-8-13) . . scored two goals in a 22-9 win over born May 4, 1990, in Silver Spring, Md . . . daughter of Elmira, also grabbing a season-best six ground balls . . Maureen and Jim Henriksen . dished out two assists in both NC Wesleyan and Hartwick Megan defeats . . caused at least two turnovers in six games with Henriksen a season-best three against Utica . CAPTAIN Year GP G A Pts GB DC CT 5-6, Junior 2009 17 15 9 24 39 27 20 Defense 2010 16 5 8 13 33 30 19 2011 17 26 8 34 29 24 15 Silver Spring, Md. Career 50 46 25 71 101 81 54 (Our Lady of Good Council) Career: Currently eighth on RIT’s all-time scoring list games . . among team leaders with 31 ground balls . . with 110 points . . second with 40 assists and tenth with scored the game-winning goal in a 12-11 win over confer- 70 goals . . fifth with 98 draw controls . ence rival Nazareth . . earned a season-best five points 2011: Earned All-Empire 8 honorable mention accolades (1-4-5) against Elmira in a 22-9 win . . scored in 13 games . . appeared in all 17 games, starting 16 . . finished second . . led RIT with eight free-position goals . on the team with 40 goals, 14 assists and 54 points . . 40 2009: Appeared in and started all 18 games . . tallied 21 goals are tied for sixth most in one season at RIT, while points on 10 goals and 11 assists . . 11 assists are tied for her 54 points are the fifth most . . scored at least one goal sixth most in one season at RIT . . among team leaders in 16 games . . scored at least five goals four times . . re- with 36 ground balls and 34 draw controls . . tallied a corded a career high six goals in a 17-16 win over St . John season-best eight ground balls and two caused turnovers Fisher . . recorded career-high with seven points in back- against Buffalo State . . scored season-high three goals in to-back wins over Alfred and St . John Fisher . . dished out a win over Allegheny . . tallied two points on a goal and three assists and added four ground balls in a 16-7 win an assist on five occasions . . had season-high five ground over Hartwick . . tallied 32 points (23-9-32) over a seven balls in the Empire 8 Championship . . tallied a point in game stretch, April 1 to April 22 . . fired 91 shots . 12 different games . 2010: Earned All-Empire 8 honorable mention accolades Before RIT: Played varsity lacrosse for Penn Yan Acad- 13 . . appeared in and started 16 games . . led RIT in assists emy . . helped lead team to New York State Championship with 15 . . 15 assists are the fourth most in one season game in 2006 . . Penn Yan made state semifinals in 2005 . . Becca at RIT . . tallied at least one point in 15 games . . won a also played varsity basketball and soccer . Lampson season-best five draw controls and grabbed six ground Personal: General science exploration major . . born balls against Guilford . . recorded 10 multiple-point March 26, 1990, in Geneva, N .Y . . . daughter of Patricia CAPTAIN and Gary Lampson . Year GP G A Pts GB DC CT 5-7, Senior 2009 18 10 11 21 36 34 9 Midfield 2010 16 20 15 35 31 33 8 2011 17 40 14 54 17 31 9 Penn Yan, N.Y. Career 51 70 40 110 84 98 26 (Penn Yan Academy)

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Career: Enters the 2012 season fourth all-time at RIT with 142 points, fifth with 102 goals, sixth with 98 draw con- trols, and tied for second with 40 assists . 2011: Enjoyed the greatest offensive season in program history . . Empire 8 Player of the Year . . IWLCA Second Team All-American . . Synapse Sports Third Team All-American . . set RIT single-season records with 85 points and 61 draw controls . . scored 57 goals, one shy of the school mark . . also led team with 50 ground balls and 24 caused turn- overs . . was 36th nationally in points per game . . led the Empire 8 in ground balls and points . . second in goals . . tied a school single-game record with 11 points on six goals and five assists against Alfred, earning Empire 8 Player of the Week honors . . tied a career-high with six goals in that win . . scored at least two goals in nine straight games, includ- ing back-to-back five goal games against SUNY Oneonta and Rochester . . named the RIT Female Athlete of the Week twice . . scooped up a career-high eight ground balls to go along with five draw controls and five points in a 15-12 win over Utica . . caused four turnovers in a game twice, against Alfred and Stevens . . scored at least five goals in a game six times . . scored 38 points (23-15-38) over a six-game span, March 29 to April 13 . . recorded a season-best six draw controls in the Empire 8 Semifinal against Stevens . . fired 116 shots, including a season-high 11 against Oneonta . 2010: Empire 8 Rookie of the Year . . earned All-Empire 8 first team honors . . named RIT Female Athlete of the Week, March 29 . . named to womenslacrosse .com Divison III All-Rookie team on March 25 . . led RIT with 57 points, second most in one season at RIT . . team leader with 45 goals, second most in one season at RIT . . tied for 24 third with 12 assists, sixth most in one season . . 37 draw controls are tied for fourth most in one season . . led RIT with 57 ground balls, sixth most in one season . . led Tigers with 26 caused turnovers . . tallied season-best four Shelby caused turnovers in games against Buffalo State and Utica . . appeared in and started all 16 games . . scored a season- best six goals in a win over Hartwick, while scooping up a season-best seven ground balls . . scored game-winning Vakiener goals against University of Rochester and SUNY Geneseo . . recorded a season-best six points in games versus Ithaca (5-1-6), Alfred (3-3-6) and Hartwick (6-0-6) . . scored four goals and added one assist in the Empire 8 Semifinal CAPTAIN against Stevens . . tallied seven draw controls in a 17-16 win over St . John Fisher . . fired 82 shots on goal, tied for first 5-6, Junior on the team . Before RIT: Played three years of varsity lacrosse at Fairport High School . . senior captain . . earned All-Greater Midfield Rochester honorable mention honors in 2009 . . led team to Section V Championship in 2009 . . two-time All-Monroe Rochester, N.Y. County selection (first team, 2009; second team, 2008) . . recorded 58 goals and 28 assists for 86 points as a senior . . tallied 99 goals and 53 assists for 152 points in three seasons . . also played varsity basketball and soccer . . earned All- (Fairport) Monroe County honors and led team to county championships in each sport . Personal: A two-sport athlete, Shelby also plays for the Tigers basketball team . . sister Brittany also plays for the Tigers . . civil engineering major . . born May 1, 1991, in Rochester, N .Y . . . daughter of Tammy and John Vakiener .

Year GP G A Pts GB DC CT 2010 16 45 12 57 57 37 26 2011 17 57 28 85 50 61 24 Career 33 102 40 142 107 98 50

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2011: Started all 17 games . . finished with 17 goals and 2009: Appeared in 15 games . . scored her first collegiate five assists for 22 points . . grabbed 13 ground balls and goal in her debut, a 10-5 win over Susquehanna . . scored 20 draw controls . . recorded a career-high four goals two goals in a game twice, against SUNY Geneseo and in a 17-16 win over St . John Fisher . . scored a goal and Elmira . . had two three-game point scoring streaks . . dished out two assists in a 16-7 win over Hartwick . . picked up two draw controls in an 18-12 win over Elmira tallied a point in 12 games . . fired 45 shots . . had three . . scooped up two ground balls in an 8-7 win over St . draw controls against Mary Washington and Elmira . . John Fisher . caused a pair of turnovers and added a goal and two Before RIT: Played three years of varsity lacrosse for assists in a 16-7 win over Hartwick . . had three ground Wyoming Seminary . . senior captain . . also played four balls in a win over SUNY Oneonta . years of varsity hockey . . led hockey team to MAWA 2010: Appeared in 16 games, starting 14 . . earned a league championship . . two-year hockey captain . season-best four points (2-2-4) in a 20-13 win over Personal: Industrial and systems engineering major . . University of Rochester . . dished out one assist in con- will earn a master’s degree in engineering management . . tests against both N .C . Wesleyan and SUNY Brockport born Feb . 8, 1990, in Scranton, Pa . . . daughter of Beverly . . scored two goals in the Empire 8 Semifinal against and Thomas Podrasky . Stevens . . scored at least one goal in seven consecutive 8 games, March 25-April 11 . . grabbed a total of 12 ground balls . . scored a free-position goal in games against Tina Elmira, University of Rochester, and Ithaca . Podrasky Year GP G A Pts GB DC CT 5-2, Senior 2009 15 8 2 10 5 3 2 Attack 2010 16 16 4 20 12 2 6 2011 17 17 5 22 13 20 5 Scranton, Pa. Career 48 41 11 52 30 25 13 (Wyoming Seminary)

2011: Started all 17 games . . finished third on the team Before RIT: Played four years of varsity lacrosse at with nine assists to go with seven goals for 16 points . . Churchville-Chili High School . . two-year captain . . picked up 17 ground balls . . scored two goals against named team MVP in 2009 . . averaged two goals per Buffalo State and Hartwick . . dished out three assists game as a senior . . also played varsity soccer and basket- and added a pair of draw controls in a 19-7 win over ball . . played in the Monroe County Exceptional Senior Alfred . . scored twice and added an assist to go along soccer game . with three ground balls against Buffalo State . . scored a Personal: Biomedical sciences major . . born July 1, goal and added two assists in a win over Utica . . caused 1991, in Rochester, N .Y . . . daughter of Cheryl and Craig four turnovers against SUNY Oneonta . . fired 23 shots . . Augustyn . recorded six multiple-point efforts . 2010: Appeared in and started all 16 games . . caused eight turnovers . . earned her first collegiate points in her collegiate debut against N .C . Wesleyan on two goals and one assist for a season-best three points… scored the game-winning goal in a 20-7 win over Alfred and dished out an assist . . scored in the Empire 8 Semifinal against 6 Stevens . . earned at least one point in three games straight, Apr . 3-11 . Carly Augustyn

5-5, Junior Year GP G A Pts GB DC CT Defense 2010 16 6 4 10 19 7 8 2011 17 7 9 16 12 6 3 Spencerport, N.Y. Career 33 13 13 26 31 13 11 (Churchville-Chili)

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2011: Started all 17 games . . scored 14 goals to go along Before RIT: Played four years of varsity lacrosse at with eight assists for 22 points . . recorded 11 ground Gilmour Academy . . won the Gilmour Lancer Award for balls and caused seven turnovers . . scored a pair of goals top senior athlete . . scored 52 of Gilmour’s 102 goals as and added an assist in a 19-7 win over Alfred . . scored a senior . . tallied 142 career goals . . named top offensive a goal and dished out a pair of assists at Ithaca . . tallied player as a sophomore and junior . . also played varsity a point in 11 games . . tallied 10 points (5-5-10) over a volleyball and basketball . four-game point-scoring streak, April 1 to April 10 . . Personal: Film and animation major . . born Jan . 14, scored a pair of goals in the Empire 8 Semifinal against 1991, in Cleveland, Ohio . . daughter of Deborah and Stevens . . had two ground balls in a game three times . . James Azlein . fired 37 shots . 2010: Played in all 16 games, starting three . . scored three goals and added one assist in her first collegiate game, a 22-1 win over N .C . Wesleyan . . tallied three points (2-1-3) in a 22-9 win over Elmira . . caused five turnovers overall, season-best two in a 12-11 win over Nazareth . . scored eight goals and dished out five assists 14 overall . . grabbed eight ground balls including two in games against both SUNY Geneseo and Alfred . Loren Azlein Year GP G A Pts GB DC CT 5-5, Junior 2010 16 8 5 13 8 3 5 Midfield 2011 17 14 8 22 11 3 7 Career 33 22 13 35 19 6 12 Cleveland, Ohio (Gilmour Academy)

2011: Appeared in all 17 games, starting 16 . . 17 games Before RIT: Played varsity lacrosse at Palmyra-Macedon played in are the second most in one season at RIT . . 919 High School . . earned All-Finger Lakes first team honors minutes are third most . . earned All-Empire 8 honorable in 2009 . . played in the Finger Lakes Senior Showcase mention accolades . . made 162 saves with a 441. save game . . also played varsity volleyball . . was an All-Finger percentage… recorded double-digit saves nine times… Lakes first team selection . made a career-high 16 saves in a 14-10 win over SUNY Personal: Mechanical engineering technology major . . Oneonta . . allowed a season-low five goals in 53 minutes born June 25, 1991, in Canandaigua, N .Y . . . daughter of of a 16-7 win over Hartwick, stopping 13 shots . . earned Kendra and Frederick Crane . wins in back-to-back starts against Elmira and Utica . 2010: Earned All-Empire 8 honorable mention accolade . . appeared in 16 games, starting 15 . . made nine saves for her first collegiate win over the University of Roch- ester, 20-13 . . stopped a season best 15 shots against Stevens . . won three games consecutively on two occa- sions . . stopped at least 10 shots in seven games . . had a 30 record of 9-5-0 on the season and a 471. save percentage . Katelyn Crane

5-6, Junior Year GP MIN W-L SV SP GAA Goalkeeper 2010 16 891 9-5 139 .471 10.5 2011 17 919 5-10 162 .441 13.4 Palmyra, N.Y. Career 33 1810 14-15 301 .455 12.0 (Palmyra-Macedon)

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Before RIT: Played four seasons of var- 2011: Played in 12 games . . made her sity lacrosse at McDowell High School collegiate debut and caused a turnover . . senior captain . . named McDowell against York . . grabbed two ground Offensive MVP in 2009 . . team defen- balls to go with two caused turnovers sive MVP in 2007 and 2008 . overall . . tallied a ground ball in back- Personal: Mechanical engineering to-back games against Fredonia and major . . born March 27, 1991, in Erie, Nazareth . Pa . . . daughter of Cindy and Donald Before RIT: Played four years of varsity Murosky . lacrosse at Buffalo Seminary . . senior captain . . also played varsity basketball and soccer . Personal: Fine art photography major . . born Aug . 14, 1991, in Buffalo, N .Y . . . daughter of Gina Martino and James 3 20 Trubits . Kelly Lucia Murosky Martino

5-6, Junior 5-9, Junior Year GP G A Pts GB DC CT Junior Year GP G A Pts GB DC CT Defense 2011 12 0 0 0 2 1 2 2010 7 0 1 1 5 0 1 Career 12 0 0 0 2 1 2 Erie, Pa. Career 7 0 1 1 5 0 1 Lancaster, N.Y. (McDowell) (Buffalo Seminary)

2011: Appeared in 16 games, starting 15 2011: Appeared in all 17 games, starting . . picked up 17 ground balls and caused 15 . . made her collegiate debut and 15 turnovers . . recorded a season-high scored her first career goal against York three caused turnovers against Stevens to go along with two draw controls . . in the Empire 8 Semifinals . . tallied a finished the season with 14 goals and shot on goal against Elmira . . recorded two assists for 16 points . . scored two three ground balls on three different goals and added two ground balls in occasions . . added two draw controls a 15-12 win over Utica . . grabbed 12 against Hartwick . ground balls and six draw controls . . 2010: Played in 11 games . . caused scored a goal in seven straight games, her first collegiate turnover in the April 1 to April 22 . . tallied in her first season opener against N .C . Wesleyan… five collegiate games, March 2 to March snagged two ground balls against SUNY 19 . . fired 39 shots . Geneseo . Before RIT: Played two years of varsity Before RIT: Played varsity lacrosse at lacrosse at Liverpool High School . . Saratoga Springs High School . . named senior captain . . earned All-Central 9 to the Suburban Council All-Star Team 7 New York third team honors . . senior . . also played varsity soccer . captain . . two-time Academic All- American . . was a standout Kristen Personal: Graphic design major . . Ashleigh player at Liverpool, earning All-League Wozniak born Feb . 9, 1990, in Saratoga Springs, Caruso honors four times . N .Y . . . daughter of Laura and William Wozniak . Personal: Diagnostic medical sonog- 5-5, Junior 5-3, Sophomore raphy major . . born July 2, 1992, in Defense Year GP G A Pts GB DC CT Attack Liverpool, N .Y . . . daughter of Karen 2010 11 0 0 0 5 1 5 and Dominick Caruso . Saratoga Springs, N.Y. 2011 16 0 0 0 17 7 15 Liverpool, N.Y. Year GP G A Pts GB DC CT (Saratoga Springs) Career 27 0 0 0 22 8 20 (Liverpool) 2011 17 14 2 16 12 6 3 Career 17 14 2 16 12 6 3

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2011: Appeared in eight contests, start- 2011: Appeared in all 17 games, start- ing one . . made her collegiate debut ing 10 . . made her collegiate debut against York, making five saves . . had against York . . recorded six ground balls a season-high seven saves against in and three draw controls . . recorded a 35 minutes against SUNY Geneseo . . ground ball, draw control, and caused a played 113 minutes . . picked up two turnover against Nazareth . . started the ground balls . final six games of the season . Before RIT: Played two years of varsity Before RIT: Played varsity lacrosse lacrosse at Hempfield High School . . and for The Agnes Irwin helped lead squad to the Lancaster- School . Lebanon League Championship game Personal: Graphic design major . . and appearances in the District and born Sept . 4, 1991, in Bryn Mawr, Pa . State quarterfinals . . . daughter of Catherine D’Ignazio and Personal: Engineering exploration Thomas Mandel . major . . born Jan . 21, 1992, in Lancaster, Pa . . . daughter of Christine 00 and Michael Conway . 12 Caitlin Eva Conway D’Ignazio 5-4, Sophomore 5-3, Sophomore Year GP G A Pts GB DC CT Year GP MIN W-L SV SP GAA Goalkeeper Defense 2011 17 0 0 0 6 3 3 2011 8 113 1-1 20 .400 16.0 Career 17 0 0 0 6 3 3 Landisville, Pa. Career 8 113 1-1 20 .400 16.0 Swarthmore, Pa. (Hempfield) (Agnes Irwin)

2011: Appeared in three contests . . 2011: Appeared in 15 games . . made made her collegiate debut against her collegiate debut against York . . Alfred . . recorded a shot on goal started against Nazareth . . grabbed against Hartwick and Stevens . seven ground balls and recorded four Before RIT: Played lacrosse for Canton draw controls . . fired five shots . . High School . . two-year team captain . . recorded a pair of ground balls against named team MVP in 2010 . Nazareth and Alfred . . caused a turn- over against Ithaca . . fired a pair of Personal: Undecided major . . born shots at Ithaca . July 12, 1992, in Rush, N .Y . . . daughter of Daphna Fuhr-Dylag and Andrew Before RIT: Played four years of varsity Dylag . lacrosse at Eastridge High School . . earned offensive MVP honors . . also played varsity soccer and ran indoor track . . earned All-Monroe County second team honors in soccer . Personal: Nutrition management major 5 1 . . born Aug . 12, 1992, in Rochester, N Y. . . . daughter of Sue and Dennis Aylannah Cori VanKerkhove . Dylag VanKerkhove Year GP G A Pts GB DC CT 5-10, Sophomore 5-4, Sophomore 2011 15 0 0 0 7 4 1 Midfield Year GP G A Pts GB DC CT Midfield Career 15 0 0 0 7 4 1 2011 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 Canton, Conn. Career 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 East Irondequoit, N.Y. (Canton) (Eastridge)

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2011: Appeared in all 17 games, starting nine . . scored five goals . . scored her first collegiate goal in a 15-12 win over Utica . . scored two goals in a 19-7 win over Alfred . . grabbed 15 ground balls . . scored a goal, recorded a career-high three ground balls, and tallied a draw control against Stevens . . caused a pair of turnovers in a win over SUNY Fredonia . . also scored against SUNY Geneseo . Before RIT: Played four years of varsity lacrosse at Honeoye Falls-Lima High School . . helped lead squad to the New York Championship game . . Academic All-American . . also ran varsity cross 19 country . Personal: American sign language inter- Erin pretation major . . born March 16, 1991, in Buffalo, N .Y . . . daughter of Kathleen York and James York .

5-7, Sophomore Year GP G A Pts GB DC CT Defense 2011 17 5 0 5 15 2 4 Career 17 5 0 5 15 2 4 Honeoye Falls, N.Y. (Honeoye Falls-Lima)

Before RIT: Played Before RIT: Played Before RIT: Played three years of four years of varsity three years of var- varsity lacrosse at lacrosse at West Sen- sity lacrosse at East G . Ray Bodley High eca West Senior High Syracuse Minoa . . School . . two-year School . . senior cap- two year captain captain . . first team tain . . second team . . twice named to all-league junior division B-1 All-Star first team all-league year . . second team in 2010 . . first team . . Academic All- all-league senior division B-1 All-Star America . . twice year . . Academic in 2011 . . team of- named team MVP . All-American . . also fensive MVP . . won played varsity vol- division champion- Personal: Chemical leyball and soccer . ship in 2009 . . also engineering major Personal: Visual played varsity soccer . . . born Dec . 26, Media major . . born Personal: Diagnostic 1993, in Syracuse, Dec . 10, 1992, in medical sonography N Y. . . . sister of Fulton, N .Y . . . major . . born Aug . 9, former RIT men’s 17 daughter of Kathleen 18 1993, in Buffalo, 16 lacrosse standout and Alan Francis . N Y. . . . daughter of Adam Vlassis . . Diana and Mark daughter of Marie Kristen Devin Villagomez . Marlee and Dean Vlassis . Francis Villagomez Vlassis 5-7, Freshman 5-2, Freshman 5-8, Freshman Midfield Midfield Attack Fulton, N.Y. West Seneca, N.Y. Syracuse, N.Y. (G. Ray Bodley) (West Seneca West) (East Syracuse Minoa)

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PLAYER GP-GS G A PTS SHOTS SPCT SOG GB DC GW FPG-FPS T/O CT Shelby Vakiener 17-17 57 28 85 116 491. 81 50 61 0 8-28 55 24 Rebecca Lampson 17-16 40 14 54 91 440. 64 17 31 2 9-19 35 9 Megan Henriksen 17-17 26 8 34 60 433. 44 29 24 1 3-14 46 15 Tina Podrasky 17-17 17 5 22 45 378. 36 13 20 0 3-9 33 5 Loren Azlein 17-17 14 8 22 37 378. 26 11 3 1 3-8 20 7 Ashleigh Caruso 17-15 14 2 16 39 359. 28 12 6 1 4-7 13 3 Carly Augustyn 17-17 7 9 16 23 304. 15 17 9 0 3-6 27 8 Erin York 17-9 5 0 5 9 .556 8 15 2 1 2-4 8 4 Ericka Larssen 6-0 1 0 1 3 .333 2 1 0 0 0-1 1 0 Cori VanKerkhove 15-1 0 0 0 5 .000 2 7 4 0 0-0 13 1 Aylanna Dylag 3-0 0 0 0 2 .000 0 0 0 0 0-1 1 0 Katelyn Crane 17-16 0 0 0 1 .000 0 20 0 0 0-0 10 7 Avary Elias 17-10 0 0 0 1 .000 1 8 2 0 0-0 11 2 Sarah Frisicano 17-17 0 0 0 1 .000 0 28 4 0 0-0 15 21 Kristen Wozniak 16-15 0 0 0 1 .000 1 17 7 0 0-0 11 15 Bryce Chornoby 4-0 0 0 0 1 .000 0 0 0 0 0-1 1 1 Kimberly Sisti 16-9 0 0 0 1 .000 0 21 3 0 0-0 14 13 Brittany Vakiener 5-0 0 0 0 1 .000 0 5 1 0 0-0 7 2 Maddie Martin 3-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 0-0 1 0 Wendy Framson 5-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 0-0 0 0 Lucia Martino 12-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 2 1 0 0-0 4 2 Melissa Kaiser 1-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 0-0 1 0 Eva D’Ignazio 17-10 0 0 0 0 .000 0 6 3 0 0-0 4 3 Caitlin Conway 8-1 0 0 0 0 .000 0 2 0 0 0-0 3 1 RIT Tigers 17 181 74 255 436 .415 308 281 181 6 35-98 334 143 Opponents 17 235 90 325 549 .428 417 376 262 11 43-113 302 167 GOALIE GP-GS W L W/L PCT. MIN SOG SV Save PCT. GA AVG. Katelyn Crane 17-16 5 10 .333 918:57 367 162 .441 205 13 .38 Caitlin Conway 8-1 1 1 .500 112:49 50 20 .400 30 15 .96 RIT 17 6 11 .353 1031:46 417 182 .436 235 13.67 Opponents 17 11 6 .647 1031:46 308 127 .412 181 10:53

Overall Team Statistics RIT OPP 2011 Game-by-Game Results (6-11) Shot Statistics Date Opponent Score Overall Conf. Goals-Shot Attempts 181-436 235-549 3/2 vs . York L, 5-15 0-1 0-0 Goals Scored Average 10 .65 13 .82 3/4 vs . Mary Washington L, 9-17 0-2 0-0 Shots per Game 25 .6 32 .3 3/9 Buffalo State L, 7-17 0-3 0-0 Assists 74 90 3/12 SUNY Oneonta W, 14-10 1-3 0-0 Free Position Made-Attempted 35-98 43-113 3/19 at Rochester L, 11-12 1-4 0-0 Goal Breakdown 3/26 SUNY Fredonia L, 7-18 1-5 0-0 Total Goals 181 235 3/29 * at Nazareth L, 9-16 1-6 0-1 Free-Position 35 43 4/1 * at Ithaca L, 10-14 1-7 0-2 Unassisted 107 145 4/2 * at Elmira W, 12-10 2-7 1-2 Ground Balls 281 376 4/9 * Utica W, 15-12 3-7 2-2 Draw Controls 181 262 4/10 * Alfred W, 19-7 4-7 3-2 Turnovers 334 302 4/13 * at St . John Fisher W, 17-16 OT 5-7 4-2 Caused Turnovers 143 167 4/15 at Brockport L, 4-15 5-8 4-2 Clears 189-255 167-237 4/22 * Hartwick W, 16-7 6-8 5-2 Clear Pct. . .741 .705 4/23 * Stevens L, 10-14 OT 6-9 5-3 4/28 SUNY Geneseo L, 10-20 6-10 5-3 Goals by Half 1st 2nd OT Total 5/7 ! at Stevens L, 6-15 6-11 5-3 RIT 86 94 1 181 Opponents 130 101 4 235 * Denotes Empire 8 contest ! Empire 8 Tournament Home games in CAPS

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RIT Women’s Lacrosse Team and Individual Records Individual Records Team Records Most Goals, Game: 8 Kelly Martin, 4/26/04 Best Won/Lost Season: 13-5 2009 vs . Cazenovia Most Wins, Season: 13 2009 Most Goals, Season: 58 Pinckney Templeton, 2006 Most Consecutive Wins: 8 2009 (4/1 - 4/19) Most Goals, Career: 140 Eileen Hennigan, 2007-2010 Most Goals, Game: 21 4/11/06 vs . Medaille (21-9) Most Assists, Game: 6 Sarah Maneri, 4/5/01 vs . Wells 21 4/3/97 vs . Elmira Club (21-0) Most Assists, Season: 37 Amanda Crozier, 2007 Most Goals, Season: 234 2010 (16 games) Most Assists, Career: 87 Amanda Crozier, 2005-2008 Fewest Goals, Season: 82 1999 (14 games) Most Points, Game: 11 Sarah Maneri, 4/5/01 vs . Wells Fewest Goals Allowed, Season: 103 2002 (13 games) 11 Shelby Vakiener, 4/10/11 vs. Alfred Most Points, Season: 330 2010 (16 games) Most Points, Season: 85 Shelby Vakiener, 2011 Most Points, Game: 32 4/28/07 vs . Keuka (17-3) Most Points, Career: 168 Eileen Hennigan, 2007-2010 Shutouts: 1 4/3/97 vs . Elmira (21-0) Most Goalie Saves, Game: 29 Colleen Meegan, 4/3/98 Most Total Shots, Game: 47 4/5/01 vs . Wells College vs . Fredonia Most Total Shots, Season: 564 2009 (18 games) Most Goalie Saves, Season: 244 Kelsey Evans, 2006 Most Shots on Goal, Game: 47 4/5/01 vs . Wells College Most Goalie Saves, Career: 825 Kelsey Evans, 2006-2009 Most Shots on Goal, Season: 433 2009 (18 games) Most Ground Balls, Game: 15 Amber Mescher, 4/8/00 433 2010 (16 games) vs . Clarkson Most Ground Balls, Game: 64 4/3/97 vs . Elmira Most Ground Balls, Season: 105 Amber Mescher, 2000 Most Ground Balls, Season: 579 2000 Most Ground Balls, Career: 274 Amber Mescher, 2000-2003 Most Saves, Game: 29 4/3/98 vs . Fredonia Most Draw Controls, Game: 8 Jessica Cotton, 3/9/07 vs . Clarkson Most Saves, Season: 245 2006 Most Draw Controls, Season: 61 Shelby Vakiener, 2011 Highest Save Percentage, Game: 916 Alicia Novi, 4/21/01 Records achieved last season are in bold at St . John Fisher (11 of 12) Highest Save Percentage, Season: 59 .4 Kelsey Evans, 2009 (215 of 362) Best Goals Against Avg ., Season: 8 .38 Kelsey Evans, 2009

Yearly Record RECORD VS. OPPONENTS Jeff Shultis 30 47 Last Last Last Last 1997 2 9 Opponent Won Lost Played Won Opponent Won Lost Played Won 1998 5 8 Alfred 6 5 2011 2011 Medaille 2 0 2007 2007 1999 3 11 Allegheny 2 0 2009 2009 Nazareth 3 15 2011 2010 2000 8 6 Bard 0 0 ------NC Wesleyan 1 0 2010 2010 2001 7 6 SUNY Brockport 2 12 2011 2009 SUNY Oneonta 1 0 2011 2011 2002 5 7 Buffalo St . 4 8 2011 2003 SUNY Oswego 1 3 2007 2007 Carly Peters 5 6 Canisius 1 1 1999 1998 SUNY Potsdam 2 2 2000 2000 2003 5 6 Catholic 0 1 2002 ------Rensselaer 0 0 ------Tricia Manley 8 36 Cazenovia 4 0 2007 2007 Rochester 1 2 2011 2010 2004 3 11 Clarkson 3 1 2007 2007 Shippensburg 0 1 2001 ------2005 1 13 Connecticut 0 1 1997 ------St . John Fisher 5 8 2011 2011 2006 4 12 Elmira 12 3 2011 2011 St. Lawrence 0 1 2006 ------Jeff McGuigan 44 38 Finger Lakes CC 1 1 1999 1998 Skidmore 0 0 ------2007 8 9 Guilford 1 0 2010 2010 Stevens 0 7 2011 ------2008 6 8 SUNY Fredonia 5 8 2011 2010 Susquehanna (Pa ). 1 0 2009 2009 SUNY Geneseo 1 10 2011 2010 Union 0 0 ------2009 13 5 Hamilton JV 0 2 1998 ------Utica 8 4 2011 2011 2010 11 5 Hartwick 7 6 2011 2011 Vassar 0 1 2005 ------2011 6 11 Ithaca 1 10 2011 2009 Virginia Wesleyan 1 1 2009 2009 Total 87 127 Keuka (Club) 2 0 2006 2006 Washington College 0 1 2005 ------Keuka 2 0 2008 2008 Wells 4 0 2001 2001 LeMoyne 0 3 2000 ------William Smith 0 0 ------Mary Washington 0 1 2011 ------William Smith JV 0 6 1999 ------Wittenberg 1 0 2001 2001 Bold indicates 2012 opponents

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All-Time Women’s Lacrosse Records Amber Mescher 54 2001 Highest Save Percentage, Season OFFENSE – SINGLE SEASON Sarah Kasoff 54 2000 Kelsey Evans .594 2009 Most Goals, Season Pinckney Templeton 53 2004 Laurie Needer .571 2002 Pinckney Templeton 58 2006 Monica Gladziszewski 53 2004 Kelsey Evans 569. 2007 Shelby Vakiener 57 2011 Laurie Needer .555 2004 GOALTENDING – SINGLE SEASON Shelby Vakiener 45 2010 Kelsey Evans .543 2006 Most Games Played, Season Eileen Hennigan 43 2008 Kelsey Evans .531 2008 Kelsey Evans 18 2009 Kate Zbikowski 41 1998 Kelsey Evans 17 2007 Danielle Previ 40 2010 OFFENSE – CAREER Katelyn Crane 17 2011 Rebecca Lampson 40 2011 Most Goals, Career Kelsey Evans 16 2006 Sarah Maneri 39 2000 Eileen Hennigan 140 2007-2010 Katelyn Crane 16 2010 Ashley Pezze 38 2009 Pinckney Templeton 133 2003-2006 Kelsey Evans 14 2008 Danielle Previ 36 2009 Danielle Previ 124 2007-2010 Laurie Needer 14 2004 Kelly Martin 103 2001-2004 Alicia Novi 14 2000 Most Assists, Season Shelby Vakiener 102 2010-2011 Lisette Silver 100 2004-2007 Amanda Crozier 37 2007 Most Saves, Season Sarah Maneri 99 2000-2003 Amanda Crozier 30 2008 Kelsey Evans 244 2006 Ashley Pezze 82 2008-2010 Shelby Vakiener 28 2011 Kelsey Evans 215 2009 Monica Gladziszewski 81 1997-2000 Amanda Crozier 16 2006 Kelsey Evans 211 2007 Rebecca Lampson 70 2009-2011 Rebecca Lampson 15 2010 Laurie Needer 196 2004 Jessica Cotton 69 2006-2008 Allyson Pisher 14 2010 Katelyn Crane 162 2011 Rebecca Lampson 14 2011 Kelsey Evans 155 2008 Most Assists, Career Sarah Maneri 13 2001 Katelyn Crane 139 2010 Amanda Crozier 87 2005-2008 Sarah Kasoff 13 2000 Alicia Novi 138 2000 Rebecca Lampson 40 2009-2011 Laurie Needer 136 2002 Shelby Vakiener 40 2010-2011 Most Points, Season Most Wins, Season Sarah Maneri 34 2000-2003 Shelby Vakiener 85 2011 Kelsey Evans 13 2009 Danielle Previ 30 2007-2010 Pinckney Templeton 65 2006 Katelyn Crane 8 2010 Eileen Hennigan 28 2007-2010 Amanda Crozier 57 2007 Alicia Novi 8 2000 Allyson Pisher 24 2008-2010 Shelby Vakiener 57 2010 Kelsey Evans 8 2007 Sarah Kasoff 24 1997-2000 Rebecca Lampson 54 2011 Kelsey Evans 6 2008 Monica Gladziszewski 23 1997-2000 Danielle Previ 52 2010 Laurie Needer 5 2003 Lisette Silver 22 2004-2007 Ashley Pezze 48 2009 Laurie Needer 5 2002 Most Points, Career Eileen Hennigan 47 2008 Katelyn Crane 5 2011 Lisette Silver 45 2007 Eileen Hennigan 168 2007-2010 Sarah Maneri 44 2000 Most Minutes Played, Season Pinckney Templeton 156 2003-2006 Kelsey Evans 1,053 2009 Danielle Previ 154 2007-2010 Most Draw Controls, Season Kelsey Evans 935 2006 Shelby Vakiener 142 2010-2011 Shelby Vakiener 61 2011 Katelyn Crane 918 2011 Amanda Crozier 140 2005-2008 Ashley Pezze 48 2009 Katleyn Crane 891 2010 Sarah Maneri 133 2000-2003 Erin Diduro 42 2002 Kelsey Evans 859 2007 Lisette Silver 122 2004-2007 Danielle Previ 40 2010 Alicia Novi 840 2000 Kelly Martin 116 2001-2004 Ashley Pezze 40 2010 Laurie Needer 826 2004 Rebecca Lampson 110 2009-2011 Lisette Silver 38 2005 Kelsey Evans 781 2008 Monica Gladziszewski 104 1997-2000 Shelby Vakiener 37 2010 Laurie Needer 660 2003 Danielle Previ 37 2009 Most Draw Controls, Career Lowest Goals Against Average, Season Danielle Previ 122 2007-2010 Amber Mescher 35 2000 Laurie Needer 7 .14 2001 Amber Mescher 35 2001 Ashley Pezze 110 2008-2010 Kelsey Evans 8 .38 2009 Amber Mescher 108 2000-2003 Most Ground Balls, Season Alicia Novi 9 .19 2001 Lisette Silver 103 2004-2007 Amber Mescher 105 2000 Alicia Novi 9 .21 2000 Erin Diduro 99 2000-2003 Ashely Pezze 73 2009 Laurie Needer 9 .40 2002 Shelby Vakiener 98 2010-2011 Amber Mescher 72 2002 Laurie Needer 10 .19 2003 Kaley Ostanek 74 2004-2007 Kelly Martin 59 2002 Katleyn Crane 10 .51 2010 Jerica Young 69 2006-2009 Heather Savage 58 2000 Kelsey Evans 10 .52 2008 Jessica Cotton 66 2006-2008 Shelby Vakiener 57 2010 Kelsey Evans 11 .10 2007 Kelly Martin 66 2001-2004 Laurie Needer 11 .40 2005

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Most Ground Balls, Career Most Minutes Played, Career Highest Save Percentage, Career Amber Mescher 274 2000-2003 Kelsey Evans 3,629 2006-2009 Kelsey Evans .560 2006-2009 Jerica Young 184 2006-2009 Laurie Needer 2389 2001-2005 Laurie Needer .540 2001-2005 Ashley Pezze 172 2008-2010 Katelyn Crane 1810 2010-2011 Alicia Novi .512 2000-2001 Sarah Kasoff 159 1997-2000 Alicia Novi 1428 2000-2001 Katelyn Crane .455 2010-2011 Erin Diduro 149 2000-2003 Carrie Yehle 482 2005 Pinckney Templeton 147 2003-2006 Carolyn Moss 372 2004-2005 Monica Gladziszewski 143 1997-2000 Lowest Goals Against Average, Career Most Saves, Career Kelli Pietrantonio 135 1998-2001 Alicia Novi 9 .20 2000-2001 Kelsey Evans 825 2006-2009 Danielle Previ 133 2007-2010 Laurie Needer 10 .07 2001-2005 Laurie Needer 470 2001-2005 Kelly Martin 128 2001-2004 Kelsey Evans 10 .71 2006-2009 Katelyn Crane 301 2010-2011 Katelyn Crane 11.97 2010-2011 All-Time Women’s Lacrosse Records Alicia Novi 230 2000-2001 Carrie Yehle 100 2005 GOALTENDING – CAREER Carolyn Moss 50 2004-2005 Most Games Played, Career Kelsey Evans 60 2006-2009 Most Wins, Career Laurie Needer 41 2001-2005 Kelsey Evans 31 2006-2009 Katelyn Crane 33 2010-2011 Laurie Needer 16 2001-2005 Alicia Novi 24 2000-2001 Katelyn Crane 13 2010-2011 Carrie Yehle 14 2005 Alicia Novi 12 2000-2001 Carolyn Moss 12 2004-2005

Empire 8 All-Conference Dani Previ (honorable mention) CO-SIDA/ESPN The Magazine All-Academic 2001 Kelly Martin (honorable mention) Ashley Pezze (honorable mention) District 1 Sarah Maneri (honorable mention) 2009 Kelsey Evans (Goaltender OTY) 2006 Pinckney Templeton (second team) Heather Savage (honorable mention) Ashley Pezze (first team) Graphic Design/3 87. GPA Erin Diduro (honorable mention) Jerica Young (first team) Amber Mescher (honorable mention) Kelsey Evans (first team) Intercollegiate Women’s Lacrosse Coaches Erika Morgan (honorable mention) Dani Previ (second team) Association (IWLCA) All-Empire Region Kelly Pietrantonio (honorable mention) Allyson Pisher (honorable mention) 2008 Kelsey Evans (second team) Alicia Novi (honorable mention) 2010 + Shelby Vakiener (Rookie OTY) 2009 Kelsey Evans (first team) 2002 Amber Mescher (first team) +Megan Henriksen (first team) Jerica Young (first team) 2003 Sarah Maneri (honorable mention) +Shelby Vakiener (first team) Ashley Pezze (second team) Kelly Martin (honorable mention) Danielle Previ (second team) Erika Morgan (honorable mention) Ashley Pezze (second team) Intercollegiate Women’s Lacrosse Coaches 2004 Brooke Thompson (second team) +Rebecca Lampson (honorable mention) Association (IWLCA) All-America Kelly Martin (honorable mention) Sarah Frisicano (honorable mention) 2009 Kelsey Evans (second team) Pinckney Templeton (honorable mention) +Katelyn Crane (honorable mention) 2011 +Shelby Vakiener (second team) Laurie Needer (honorable mention) 2011 + Shelby Vakiener (Player OTY) 2005 Lisette Silver (honorable mention) +Shelby Vakiener (first team) IWLCA/Under Armour North-South Senior Amanda Shortslef (honorable mention) +Rebecca Lampson (honorable All-Star Game 2006 Kelsey Evans (second team) mention) 2009 Kelsey Evans Emily Iannello (honorable mention) Sarah Frisicano (honorable mention) 2007 Kelsey Evans (Goalkeeper of the Year) +Katelyn Crane (honorable mention) Womenslacrosse.com Kelsey Evans (first team) 2010 +Shelby Vakiener (all-rookie team) ECAC Upstate Division III Amanda Shortslef (first team) Synapse Sports All-American 2002 Amber Mescher (second team) Amanda Crozier (honorable mention) 2011 +Shelby Vakiener (third team) +Eileen Hennigan (honorable mention) Lisette Silver (honorable mention) All-New York State Women’s Lacrosse Team 2011 Accomplishments in bold 2008 Kelsey Evans (Goalkeeper of the Year) 2007 Amanda Crozier (second team) + = Currently active Kelsey Evans (first team) Jerica Young (first team) Verizon Academic All-American Eileen Hennigan (honorable mention) 2002 Amber Mescher (at large second team), Electrical Engineering/3 .80 GPA

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For more than a century, the standard shared the Male Senior Athlete of the 26-2-2, while winning their first ECAC for intercollegiate athletics has been Year, while Sarah Dagg of the women’s West Championship . Dagg finished established at Rochester Institute of hockey team garnered the Female with 18 goals and 24 assists in 30 Technology, where student-athletes Athlete of the Year Award . games, fourth-best nationally, en route excel both in the classroom and in In just two seasons at RIT, Dempsey to earning 2011 ECAC West Player of competition . rewrote the record book in the pole the Year and All-ECAC West first team U.S. News & World Report has vault, earning four All-American hon- honors . In addition, Dagg was named named RIT one of the leading com- ors . In 2010, Dempsey earned national an RBK AHCA All-American for the prehensive universities in the north in runner-up honors at 2010 NCAA Divi- third straight year and earned USCHO . Kimi Sisti terms of academic reputation for more sion III Indoor and Outdoor Track and com first team honors . Dagg enjoyed a than two decades . RIT’s student- Field Championships . He was named storybook four-year career at RIT, lead- athletes are no exception . the Empire 8 Conference and United ing the Tigers to an 85-17-7 mark, while Last year, student-athletes posted an States Track and Field and Cross Coun- becoming the program’s all-time lead- impressive 3 .22 grade-point average on try Coaches Association (USTFCCCA) ing scorer with 154 points (63-91-154) a 4 .0 scale, exceeding the university av- Atlantic Region Field Athlete of the in 109 games . After scoring 27 points erage of 3 .05 . During the spring quarter, Year . In 2011, Dempsey placed fifth at as a freshman, Dagg led the Tigers in an unprecedented 74 athletes recorded the NCAA Indoor Championships, and scoring with 40 points (16-24-40), as perfect 4 .0 GPAs . The women’s lacrosse seventh at the Outdoor Championships, RIT finished 21-3-2 in 2008-09 and was team posted an impressive 3 .33 grade- earning All-American honors in each . ranked as high as No . 2 nationally . She point average . Kimi Sisti (graphic de- He holds the school record in both the was named an All-ECAC West second sign) and Ashleigh Caruso (diagnostic indoor and outdoor pole vault with team selection and an RBK AHCA Ashleigh Caruso medical sonography) recorded the two identical leaps of 5 16. meters . Dempsey, second team All-American . In 2009-10, highest grade-point averages on the a 2011 Capital One/Co-SIDA Academic Dagg set a career-high with 45 points women’s lacrosse team in 2010-11 . All-American, was a seven-time Empire (17-28-45) and was an RBK AHCA first Today, RIT offers 24 varsity sports, 8 and five-time RIT Male Athlete of team All-American and earned All- including men’s and women’s cross the Week . ECAC West first team honors . country, men’s and women’s crew, men’s McInally is one of the most deco- Lou Spiotti Jr ., Executive Director for and women’s soccer, women’s tennis, rated wrestlers in RIT’s storied history . the Center of Intercollegiate Athlet- and women’s volleyball in the fall . A two-time national runner-up and ics, believes that the student-athletes’ Winter competition includes men’s and four-time participant in the NCAA remarkable cumulative GPA is a testa- women’s basketball, men’s and women’s Championships, McInally finished his ment to their hard work not only on ice hockey, men’s and women’s swim- career at RIT with a 141-20 record, in- the playing field, but in the classroom ming, men’s and women’s indoor track, cluding a 56-2 record in dual meets . Af- as well . Mike Dempsey and wrestling . Spring competition fea- ter finishing 68-14 with a pair of NCAA “The RIT student-athletes epitomize tures baseball, men’s and women’s crew, Championship appearances over his the Greek ideal of ‘sound body, sound men’s and women’s lacrosse, softball, first two seasons, McInally broke out as mind,’” said Spiotti . “The discipline men’s tennis, and men’s and women’s a junior in 2008-09, winning his first and work ethic required to succeed in outdoor track . 31 matches at 125 lbs ., before finishing athletics are transferable skills . Our Each year, more than 550 student- 35-2, earning national runner-up hon- athletes succeed in many aspects of athletes compete on RIT athletics ors . After missing all but one match in their lives because they understand teams . Ten percent of these athletes 2009-10 due to a serious neck injury, he and embrace the world of competition are deaf or hard-of-hearing students came back strong in 2010-11, winning and achievement both on the field of enrolled in the National Technical his first 20 matches at 133 lbs . en route play and in the classroom . They push Institute for the Deaf, one of RIT’s to his second national runner-up honor, themselves to reach for higher levels Mike McInally nine colleges . finishing 37-4 . McInally’s 141 wins and of success . I believe that for them to With the exception of men’s ice hock- 56 dual victories are the second most in be as good as they have demonstrated ey, which will be playing its seventh program history . He is a 10-time RIT takes focus, discipline, goal setting, season as a Division I program, RIT is a Male Athlete, two-time ECWC Rookie good health and stamina, and excellent Division III institution that joined the and four-time ECWC Player of the time management skills . All these NCAA in 1958 . The Tigers compete in Week, and won 10 tournament titles in things and more help them not only to the Association and his four seasons . progress through their college years, Eastern Collegiate Athletic Conference Dagg was named the Laura Hurd but also to excel . Thus, we have our (ECAC), and this season, the Division Award Winner as the Division III student-athletes achieving a 3 .22 overall III programs join the Liberty League . National Women’s Ice Hockey Player of grade-point average, which is signifi- Numerous student-athletes have the Year in 2011 . A three-year captain, cantly higher than the general student been honored for their excellent Dagg led RIT to by far its greatest population ”. Sarah Dagg work not only on the field, but in the season in program history, as the Tigers classroom . This past season, men’s finished as the national runner-up . The track and field and wrestling standouts Tigers were the No . 1 team in the nation Mike Dempsey and Mike McInally for a majority of the season, finishing

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Rochester was ranked by Expansion Management magazine as having the best quality of life among the top 50 metro areas in the United States . Places Rated Almanac ranked Rochester as the sixth best place to live in America . These are among a number of national rankings that you will find on Rochester, ranging from U.S. News & World Report to Popular Science.

Explore the Finger Lakes and Lake Ontario From the wine country of the Finger Lakes (nearly Greater Rochester International Jazz Festival 100 wineries) to the shores of Lake Ontario, Greater Rochester has a rich and vibrant character . You will find historic architecture, festivals, and plenty High-tech industry, entertainment, history and of shopping, dining, and entertainment options culture, sports and recreation—you’ll find it all in throughout the region . If you love the outdoors, Rochester . The Genesee River—one of the few north- there are parks, beaches, courses, ski resorts, flowing rivers in the world—cuts through the center mountains, gorges, lakes, and streams to provide of the city, where it tumbles 96 feet at High Falls opportunities for recreation and sightseeing . RIT is before flowing into Lake Ontario . also a proud partner of the New York Wine & Culi- The Greater Rochester area is home to more than 1 nary Center, located in nearby Canandaigua . million people, making it the third-largest metro- politan area in New York state . There are more than A sports town during any season a dozen colleges and universities located in the area, Rochester is home to several professional sports where more than 60,000 undergraduate and graduate teams, including the Red Wings (baseball), Ameri- Rochester is home to the historic George Eastman students call Rochester “home ”. RIT’s 1,300-acre cans (ice hockey), Knighthawks (indoor lacrosse), House, one of the area’s top tourist attractions. campus is located in the suburb of Henrietta, about and the Rhinos (soccer) . Each summer, the Buffalo six miles from downtown . Bills training camp comes to town . Rochester is also First settled in the early 1800s, Rochester quickly home to an annual major tournament on the LPGA became the largest flour-producing city in the world . tour at Locust Hill Country Club, the LPGA Cham- Today, the community is frequently labeled the pionship . World-ranked also “World’s Imaging Center,” due in part to the corpo- hosted the 2008 PGA Senior Championship and will rate influence of Eastman Kodak, Xerox, and Bausch host the 2013 PGA Championship . In addition, the & Lomb . The area is also home to high-profile com- fabled course has been the site of many other major panies like Wegmans Food Markets, Paychex, and golf championships, including the 1989 U .S . Open Constellation Brands . Residents can see several high- and 1995 Ryder Cup . profile off-Broadway shows at Geva Theatre or the If that is not enough, you can always cheer on the Auditorium Theater, or attend one of the city’s several Tigers, where RIT is home to 24 varsity teams . Visit weekend festivals such as Corn Hill or Park Avenue . www .ritathletics .com to learn more . Good suburban public schools, affordable housing, and ease of commute are also some of the reasons Geva Theatre, the area’s premier performing arts center

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FOUNDED IN 1829, Rochester Institute of COLLEGES: College of Applied Science and HOUSING: Many of RIT’s full-time students live Technology is a privately endowed, coeducational Technology (School of Engineering Technology, in RIT residence halls, apartments, or townhouses university with eight colleges emphasizing career School of International Hospitality and Service on campus . On-campus fraternities, sororities, and education and experiential learning . Innovation); E . Philip Saunders College of special-interest houses are also available . Freshmen Business; B . Thomas Golisano College of are guaranteed housing . THE CAMPUS occupies 1,300 acres in suburban Computing and Information Sciences; Kate Rochester, the third-largest city in New York state . Gleason College of Engineering; College of Health STUDENT ACTIVITIES: Major social events and RIT also has international campuses in Eastern Sciences and Technology; College of Imaging activities are sponsored by the College Activities Europe and Dubai . Arts and Sciences (School for American Crafts, Board, Residence Halls Association, sororities, School of Art, School of Design, School of Film fraternities, and special-interest clubs of many THE RIT STUDENT BODY consists of and Animation, School of Photographic Arts kinds . There are more than 200 clubs and student approximately 14,753 undergraduate and 2,899 and Sciences, School of Print Media); College of organizations on campus . graduate students . Enrolled students represent all Liberal Arts; National Technical Institute for the 50 states and more than 100 countries . Deaf; College of Science . Other degree-granting RIT offers a wide variety of activities for students academic units: Center for Multidisciplinary at all levels of ability . More than 50 percent of our RIT is an internationally recognized leader in Studies; Golisano Institute for Sustainability . undergraduate students participate in intramural preparing deaf and hard-of-hearing students for sports ranging from flag football to golf and indoor successful careers in professional and technical DEGREES: RIT offers associate degree programs: soccer . Facilities include the Gordon Field House, fields . The university provides unparalleled access AS, AOS, AAS; bachelor’s degree programs: featuring two pools, a fitness center, and support services for the more than 1,300 deaf bachelor of fine arts (BFA) and bachelor of indoor track and an event venue with seating for and hard-of-hearing students who live, study, and science (BS); master’s degree programs: master 8,500; the Hale-Andrews Student Life Center, with work with hearing students on the RIT campus . of architecture (M .Arch .), master of business five multipurpose courts, eight racquetball courts, administration (MBA), master of engineering and a dance/aerobics studio; the Ritter Ice Arena; RIT’s ACADEMIC CALENDAR currently (ME), master of fine arts (MFA), master of outdoor tennis courts; an all-weather track; and operates within a quarter system with the typical science (MS), and master of science for teachers athletic fields . academic year consisting of fall, winter, and spring (MST) . Doctoral (Ph .D .) programs are offered quarter . Effective September 2013, RIT will convert in astrophysical sciences and technology, color VISITS TO CAMPUS are encouraged and may be its academic calendar to a semester system with science, computing and information sciences, arranged in advance by calling 585-475-6631 . Deaf the typical academic year including fall and spring imaging science, microsystems engineering, and and hard-of-hearing students may arrange campus semesters . sustainability . visits by calling 585-475-6700 (voice/TTY), toll free in the U .S . and Canada at 866-644-6843 RIT ALUMNI number over 110,000 worldwide . WALLACE LIBRARY is a multimedia center (voice/TTY), or by videophone at 585-743-1366 . offering a vast array of resource materials . The COOPERATIVE EDUCATION provides paid library provides access to more than 250 electronic HOME PAGE: www .rit .edu career-related work experience in many degree databases, 36,000 electronic journals, and 75,000 E-MAIL: admissions@rit .edu programs . RIT has the fourth-oldest and one of the e-books . Resource materials also include more than largest cooperative education programs in the world, 12,000 audio, film, and video titles and more than UNIVERSITY COLORS: Orange and brown annually placing more than 3,500 students in more 500,000 books and print journals . UNIVERSITY MASCOT: Bengal tiger “Ritchie“ than 5,500 co-op assignments with nearly 2,000 UNIVERSITY ATHLETIC TEAMS: Tigers employers across the United States and overseas .

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