LAURENLAUREN ROSSROSS BRITNEYBRITNEY RURUSSELLSSELL

ALEXA DAVIS JANISANIS KONKLENKLE

NINICOLETTECOLETTE VIVIGNOLAGNOLA

MACALLAMACALLA CURTISCURTIS

SAMANTHASAMANTHA LLUTZUTZ

2013 GUIDE 2013 TOWSON UNIVERSITY GYMNASTICS ROSTER Name Events Ht. Cl. Hometown/High School Club Major Macalla Curtis * All-Around 5-3 So. Kennett Square, Pa./Unionville H.S. AJS Pancott Gymnastics Center Business Administration Alexa Davis * All-Around 5-2 So. Etters, Pa./Red Land H.S. Gymettes Club Exercise Science Abby Griswold All-Around 5-2 fr. Monson, Mass./Monson H.S. Daggett’s Gymnastics Club Exercise Science Janis Konkle * All-Around 5-3 So. Boxborough, Mass./Acton-Boxborough H.S. All-Star Gymnastics Club Exercise Science Samantha Lutz * All-Around 5-1 So. Murfreesboro, Tenn/Riverdale H.S. Elite Energy Gymnastics Club Exercise Science Erin Odom All-Around 5-0 Fr. Whitehouse, Tex./Kings Academy Texas East Gymnastics Club Exercise Science Rebecca Osmer All-Around 5-3 Fr. Atwater, Cal./Bubach Colony H.S. Docksiders Club Music Lauren Ross * All-Around 4-10 So. South Windsor, Conn./South Windsor H.S. Daggett’s Gymnastics Club Speech Pathology Britney Russell * All-Around 5-0 Sr. Gilbertsville, Pa./St. Pius X H.S. Berks East Gymnastics Club Elementary Education Katie Sassa All-Around 5-0 Fr. Havre deGrace, Md./Souderton Area H.S. Silvia’s Gymnastics Club Undeclared Lydia Thompson All-Around 5-3 Fr. Bel Air, Md./Patterson Mill H.S. Harford Gymnastics Club Undeclared Vicki Visecky All-Around 5-3 Fr. Leesburg, Va./Loudoun County H.S. APEX Gymnastics Club Animal Behavior Nicolette Vignola * All-Around 5-4 So. Morganville, N.J./Marlboro H.S. Devlin Gymnastics Club Exercise Science Samantha Ward All-Around 5-5 Fr. Clinton, Md./Bishop McNamara H.S. Unique Sports Academy Biology * Returning Letter Winners Head Coach: Vicki Chliszczyk (York University, ‘98)– 3rd season Assistant Coach: Becky Schaller (Michigan State, ‘99) - 3rd season Volunteer Asst. Coach: Bob Ouellette (Frostburg State, ‘80) - 2nd season Table of Contents/Quick Facts || 2013 TIGER GYMNASTICS

Quick Facts NCAA Regional Appearances: 1987, 1988, 1989, Table of Contents 1990, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1999, 2000 Mailing Address: NCAA Nationals: 1990 (9th place) Roster ...... Inside Front Cover 8000 York Rd., Towson, Md. 21252 ECAC Championships: 1987, 1988, 1989, 1990, 1991, Quick Facts, Table of Contents ...... 1 Internet Site: www.TowsonTigers.com 1992, 1993, 1995, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010 Gymnastics Contact ...... 1 Founded: 1866 Coaching Staff ...... 2-3 Enrollment: 21,464 Director of Athletics Media Relations: Dan O’Connell 2013 Outlook ...... 4-6 Nickname: “Tigers” Athletics Media Relations Associate Director: 2013 Tiger Profi les ...... 7-18 Colors: Gold, White & Black Dustin Semonavick History ...... 17-32 Affi liation: NCAA Division I Athletics Media Relations Asst. Directors: Year-By-Year Records ...... 18 Conference: East Atlantic Gymnastics League (EAGL) Megan Bradshaw, Megan O’Brien Records ...... 19-22 Athl. Media Relations Intern: Kevin Hess President: Dr. Maravene Loeschke Honor Roll ...... 23-26 Student Assistant: Jen Bolton Director of Athletics: Mike Waddell 1,000 Point Club ...... 26 Athletics Media Relations Phone: 410-704-3102 Deputy Director of Athletics: TBA All-Time Roster ...... 27-29 Gymnastics Contact: Dan O’Connell Deputy Director of Athletics: Tricia Brandenburg EAGL ...... 30-31 O’Connell Cell Phone: 410-382-4986 Senior Associate Athletics Director: Mike Harris ECAC ...... 32 O’Connell E-Mail: [email protected] Associate Athletics Director: Margie Tversky 2013 Schedule ...... Back Outside Cover Media Relations FAX: 410-704-3861 NCAA Faculty Representative: Dr. Gail Gasparich Manager: Dave Yingling (Towson, ‘57) Home Arena: Towson Center Public Address Announcer: Maureen O’Connell Head Coach: Vicki Chliszczyk (York University, ‘98) Chliszczyk’s Record: 38-6, two seasons Gymnastics Phone: 410-704-3895 2013 Tiger Gymnastics Guide Chliszczyk’s E-Mail: [email protected] The 2013 Tiger Gymnastics Media Guide is published by the Towson University Department of Athletics. It is Assistant Coach: Becky Schaller (Michigan St., ‘99) written and edited by Dan O’Connell of the Towson University Offi ce of Athletics Media Relations. Schaller’s E-Mail: [email protected] Further assistance provided by Megan Bradshaw, Megan O’Brien and Maureen O’Connell. Photography by Rich Riggins, Brendan Cavanaugh, Kanji Takeno, Desiree Stover, Scott Thornton, P.J. Dunn and Rob Brown. Captains: TBA Special thanks to the late Dave Filbert. 2012 Record: 20-5 Letter Winners Returning: 7 Letter Winners Lost: 6

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program for 31 seasons. In her final season at Maryland, she was an assistant coach for Brett Nelligan, who Vicki succeeded his father as the Terrapins’ head coach. Chliszczyk “Vicki was a tremendous asset to our team in many ways, but especially her contri- butions to our team,” said Bob Nelligan, who hired Coach Chliszczyk in Head Coach 2005. “Our work on the beam came a long way in large part to her efforts. York University, ‘98 “When she first arrived at Maryland, I was impressed,” he added. “She quickly gained 3rd Season (38-6) the team’s respect because of her dedication, fairness and support.” 2011-2012 ECAC Coach of the Year A 20-year member of the Milton Springers Gymnastics Club in Milton, Ontario, Canada, Chliszczyk was a competitive gymnast for 12 years. She competed in the Pro- In her first two seasons as the Tigers’ head vincial Championships for ten consecutive years and she made such an impact on her coach, Vicki Chliszczyk was named as the club team that the Milton Springers Gymnastics Club established an award in her name. Eastern College Athletic Conference (ECAC) The “Vicki Chliszczyk Award for Dedication” is presented at the end of each season Coach of the Year twice. She led the Tigers to to the club’s most dedicated athlete. a combined 38-6 record. Last season, the Tigers finished as ECAC runners-up to Pennsylvania by the narrow- Chliszczyk graduated from York University in North York, Ontario, Canada with a est of margins as Penn came from behind to win the title by 0.025 points. B.A. degree in Philosophy. With Towson re-joining the East Atlantic Gymnastics League (EAGL) this season, After graduation, she moved to the to begin her gymnastics coach- Coach Chliszczyk is focused on returning the Tigers’ program to NCAA regional com- ing career. petition. In 2001, she joined the staff at the renowned Woodward Gymnastics Camp, a summer The Tigers, who have qualified for NCAA regionals 14 times since 1987, have not gymnastics camp in Woodward, Pa. During her nine years of coaching at Woodward, she competed as a team at an NCAA regional meet since the 2000 season. served as a Program Director and a member of the Master Staff. In her role at Wood- With that goal in mind, the former University of Maryland assistant coach has ward, she managed a staff of 30 coaches that trained 200-300 gymnasts each week. upgraded the Tigers’ schedule significantly again this season. At Woodward, she worked with gymnasts from virtually every level while schedul- Towson is joining George Washington, Maryland, New Hampshire, North Carolina, NC ing and organizing all class and clinic activities. She also hired, trained and evaluated State, Pittsburgh and Rutgers in the EAGL. A charter member of the EAGL, the Tigers staff members while developing and presenting instructional clinics to the staff and competed in the EAGL from 1996 to 2004. visiting coaches. In addition, she presented and attended numerous coaching and “This is a very positive move for our program,” says Chliszczyk. “It will enable us spotting clinics and seminars. to compete against very strong competition. Coach Chliszczyk began her collegiate coaching career in 2002-03 when she served “Our goal is to qualify for NCAA regionals,” she says. “Most of the EAGL schools as a volunteer assistant coach at Western Michigan University. She assisted in train- go to regionals. If we want to improve our results, we need to compete against stronger teams.” Although it will be a challenge, Coach Chliszczyk (pronounced Cull - liss - chick) has already proven that she isn’t someone who is afraid of a challenge. When she was named as the Tigers’ head gymnastics coach in June of 2010, she became the successor to Dick Filbert, the Tigers’ highly-successful coach for 28 years and the 1990 National Coach of the Year. The winningest coach in school history, Filbert retired after the 2010 season. During his tenure, he led the Tigers to 491 victories and 14 conference titles. A native of Milton, Ontario, Canada, Chliszczyk was named as only the fourth head coach in the 43-year history of the program. In her first season as the Tigers’ coach, she led the team to an eye-opening 18-1 record. She also guided the Tigers to championships at the Temple University Invi- tational and the Cornell Big Red Invitational as well as Towson’s own Shelli Calloway Memorial Invitational. Along the way, she also coached the Tigers to impressive wins over a pair of East Atlantic Gymnastics League (EAGL) opponents, George Washington and Rutgers. Although the Tigers came up short in their quest to win a seventh straight Eastern College Athletic Conference (ECAC) championship, she was honored as the ECAC Coach of the Year. Last season, the Tigers had a 20-5 record and earned their best Regional Qualifying Score (R.Q.S.) in six years. Their 194.130 R.Q.S. was only eight spots away from earning a berth in the NCAA regionals. In addition, she coached Kacy Catanzaro, the NCAA Southeast Regional Gymnast of the Year and one of the top gymnasts in the history of the program. She also worked with one of the best senior classes in school history, a class that also included Alyssa Dittman, Avis Hixon, Lindsay Poplaski and Kady Sullivan. Four of the Tigers’ five graduating seniors finished their careers with more than 1,000 points. During her five seasons as an assistant coach at Maryland, she was the Terrapins’ balance beam coach and also assisted in all aspects of the program. For the first four years, she served as an assistant coach to Bob Nelligan, who guided the Terps’

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ing in all four events and worked with all aspects of the Broncos’ program. Becky While she was serving Schaller as a volunteer assistant Assistant Coach at Western Michigan, she Michigan State, ‘99 also worked as a team 3rd Season coach at Branch Gymnas- tics Club in Battle Creek, A native of Forest Hill, Md. who coached at Michigan. In two years Harford Gymnastics Club for 12 years, Becky at Branch Gymnastics Schaller is starting her third season as a Club, she worked with member of the Tigers’ coaching staff. gymnasts from Level 4 In 2010, she was a part-time assistant through 10. In addition coach for the Tigers. Prior to last season, she to performing spotting joined the program on a full-time basis. duties on all four events, “Becky is a very knowledgeable coach who did a tremendous job at Harford Gym- she developed, orga- nastics Club,” said Coach Vicki Chliszczyk. “She is well-respected in the gymnastics nized and implemented community. Having Becky on our staff has been an asset to the program.” daily workouts on all The former Becky Robinson, she was one of the top scholastic gymnasts in the four events. She also state of Maryland while competing for Harford Gymnastics Club. A competitor at developed and managed Harford from 1985 to 1995, she was the United States Association of Independent strength and condition- Gymnastics Clubs (USAIGC) national all-around champion in 1992. ing activities for Levels 9 and 10 gymnasts. A two-time USA Gymnastics Level 10 national qualifi er, she was the national In 2005, she joined the staff at Maryland and made an immediate impact on the champion on fl oor exercise in 1992. An Elite National Qualifi er who won national program. In her first year with the Terrapins, they posted a 16-12 record and finished championships on bars (1991) and beam (1993), she graduated from Fallston High fifth in the East Atlantic Gymnastics League. School in 1995. In 2009, the Terps earned a berth in the NCAA Southeast Regionals where they She attended Michigan State Uni- finished sixth. In Bob Nelligan’s final season as head coach, Maryland was ranked in versity on a full scholarship. A four- the top 25 for most of the year. year standout for Coach Kathie Klages, In 2010, Coach Chliszczyk was named as the EAGL Assistant Coach of the Year as she was an all-arounder who helped she helped Maryland earn a second straight NCAA Southeast regional appearance. the Spartans post a 27-3 record and During her tenure at Maryland, she coached an impressive group of beam workers, fi nish second in the Big Ten Conference including Abigail Adams, ‘11 who was the 2009 EAGL co-champion on balance beam. as a freshman. In addition to her experience working the summer camp at Woodward’s, Coach As a sophomore, she was a mem- Chliszczyk has also coached at several other collegiate gymnastics summer camps. ber of a team that posted an 18-13 re- For three years, she worked for Coach Gail Goodspeed at the University of New cord and won the USA Gymnastics NIT Hampshire’s Gymnastics Camp. She was also part of Coach Mark Stevenson’s staff at championship. In her junior season, North Carolina State University’s Gymnastics Camp for two years. she helped the Spartans post a 23-6 Coach Chliszczyk, whose parents and brother still reside in Ontario, has conducted record. her own gymnastics camps at Towson the last three summers. During her career, she was one of the Spartans’ top vaulters and bar workers. She had a career high 9.90 on and a 9.85 on bars. She also had a career best 9.90 on beam and her ca- reer high all-around score was 38.675. She graduated from Michigan State in 1999, earning her Bachelor of Science degree in Kinesiology. As a senior, she was a medical intern with USA Gymnastics Team Physician Dr. . She also served as a counselor at the Michigan State Gymnastics Camp. She was also the optional coach at the Great Lakes Gymnastics Camp for a year. After graduating from Michigan State, she returned to Maryland and joined the staff at Harford Gymnastics Club. From 1999 to 2003, she was Assistant Optional Coach and Compulsory Coach. In 2003, she was promoted to Head Optional Coach where she coached for Teresa (Arnold) DiMauro, a former Tiger gymnast and a member of the Towson University Athletics Hall of Fame. As the Tigers’ assistant coach, she has aided the staff in skill development and routine construction as well as the creation of practice plans. She also helped the team by analyzing videos of prospective student-athletes. Coach Schaller resides in Forest Hill with her husband, Chris, a former lacrosse player at Michigan State and Penn State. He earned a degree in Engineering from Penn State. They are the parents of two sons.

3 2013 TIGER GYMNASTICS || Season Outlook With seven newcomers, the Tigers will be a very young team as they go BACK TO THE EAGL

Even though Vicki Chliszczyk is starting her third The Tigers’ lone senior, Russell is a question mark season as the head coach of the Tigers’ gymnastics due to off-season foot surgery. In her career, she has program, it may feel like this is her first year. been a solid three-event performer, competing on The Tigers have a team where half the gymnasts vault, beam and floor. are newcomers and they have a new conference af- She earned first team All-ECAC honors on floor filiation. exercise as she finished third on floor at the ECAC Graduation cost the Tigers five outstanding gym- Championship Meet with a 9.85 score. Last season, nasts, including Kacy Catanzaro, the NCAA Regional she averaged 9.72 on vault and 9.83 on floor exercise. Gymnast of the Year. “Britney could be very important to our team this As a result, Chliszczyk has a roster which includes season,” says Chliszczyk. “When she is healthy, she one senior, two juniors, four sophomore and seven can help us in two events. We are hoping she can re- freshmen. turn to full strength after her foot injury. In addition, two of the Tigers’ most experienced “She is our most experienced gymnast and our gymnasts, senior Britney Russell and junior Alexa only senior,” adds the coach. “We are looking for posi- Davis, are recovering from injuries. tive leadership from Britney.” In an obvious understatement, Chliszczyk says “We The ECAC Rookie of the Year in 2011, Davis missed are going to be very, very young. I could envision our almost all of the 2012 season due to elbow surgery. team using freshmen in 21 of our 24 routines. We do An outstanding performer in the all-around two years have a very good group of freshmen. All they need is ago, she was limited to competing on beam in the final experience. three meets of last season. “Most of the freshmen have looked strong in the As a freshman, she was a first team All-ECAC se- pre-season,” she adds. “I know that we have a lot lection on floor exercise. One of the Tigers’ top all- more depth in every event.” around performers, she was named as the ECAC Sophomore Lauren Ross may compete Towson’s new conference affiliation is actually an Rookie of the Week. on three events this season. old one. The Tigers, who competed in the ECAC for the “Alexa came back in phenomenal shape,” says ECAC Rookie of the Week. last eight seasons, are returning to the East Atlantic Chliszczyk. “She has had a long road back from her Last season, Lutz was part of bars lineup in every Gymnastics (EAGL). Towson was a charter member of elbow surgery and she has worked very hard. If she meet. She also competed on floor in six meets. She the EAGL and will join George Washington, Maryland, is healthy, it would be quite a boost for our team averaged 9.67 on bars and had a seasonal high score New Hampshire, North Carolina, North Carolina State, because she would be one of our best all-around of 9.80. Pittsburgh and Rutgers in the EAGL lineup. performers. We’re going to have to wait and see how “Sammy should help us in several events,” says Towson is replacing West Virginia in the EAGL after much Alexa can help us.” Chliszczyk. “She could anchor our bar lineup. She WVU joined the Big 12 Conference. Junior Macalla Curtis returns as the Tigers’ only could also be part of our beam lineup and contribute “This is a very positive move for our program,” other upperclassman. For the past two seasons, she on floor. She has added a new tumbling pass on her says Chliszczyk, who was the ECAC Coach of the Year has been one of the team’s most reliable performers floor routine and that will help improve her scores.” in her first two seasons as the Tigers’ coach. “It will on the . However, she may play a larger Another sophomore, Janis Konkle, also returns. enable us to compete against very strong competi- role this season. Last season, she competed on vault, beam and floor tion. “Macalla has worked very hard,” says Chliszczyk. for the Tigers. She was one of the Tigers’ most consis- “Our goal is to qualify for NCAA regionals,” she “She has made a lot of progress and could work her tent performers on beam and earned second team All- says. “Most of the EAGL schools go to regionals. If way into our beam lineup and our floor lineup.” ECAC honors. She competed on beam in every meet we want to improve our results, we need to compete Sophomore Samantha Lutz is coming off an im- and vaulted seven times. She also competed on floor against stronger teams.” pressive freshman season in which she was named as in six meets.

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Britney Russell is the Tigers’ only senior this season. She was part of the vault team in five meets and was floor routine should be even better this year because very consistent. She had a 9.62 average and her sea- she has added some difficulty to her routine.” sonal high was a 9.65 score. She competed on beam in While the Tigers have seven veterans returning, the every meet and averaged a 9.53 on the season, third balance of the roster is comprised of seven freshmen, on the team. She had a seasonal high 9.75 score. a group that excites Chliszczyk. Junior Alexa Davis was honored as the “Lauren made tremendous strides over the sum- “This is a very talented group that will lead us into ECAC Rookie of the Year in 2011. mer and she came back in excellent shape,” says the EAGL,” says Chliszczyk. “They have the talent to “Janis has learned a new vault and we are hoping Chliszczyk. “She has performed well in all four events. lead our program. All they need is the experience. she can give some help there,” says the Tiger coach. We’re counting on her to be part of our lineup on vault, They are all going to get a chance this season.” “She is such a solid beam worker and her consistency beam and floor. She could also help out on bars.” It is possible that the Tigers will use three of their has helped us. She has a new floor routine and we’re Vignola, who made the team as a walk-on last year, newcomers as all-arounders, Abby Griswold, Katie anxious to see how she performs.” was a big surprise for the Tigers last season. She com- Sassa and Lydia Thompson. Sophomores Lauren Ross and Nicolette Vignola peted on floor in two meets and averaged 9.60. She A native of Monson, Mass., Griswold was a Level also return to the Tigers for their second college could also have a bigger role this season. 10 gymnast who competed for Daggett’s Gymnastics seasons. Ross and Vignola are coming off promising “Nicolette is a very hard worker,” says the Tiger Club. A three-time national qualifier, she finished third freshman seasons. coach. “She has done very well in the pre-season and in the state in the all-around last year. Ross competed on vault and beam as a freshman. she could contribute on vault, beam and floor. Her “Abby should make an immediate impact as an all-

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around performer,” says Chliszczyk. “She is very con- sistent and does a very clean bar routine. She is also solid on beam and she is a strong tumbler on floor 2013 TIGER PROFILES exercise.” A native of Havre de Grace, Md., Sassa is also a four- year Level 10 gymnast who competed for Silvia’s Gym- nastics Club in Pennsylvania. Last year, she qualified for nationals and won the Pennsylvania state cham- pionships on vault, beam and floor. She also won the regional title on vault and was fifth in the all-around. “Katie is a super tumbler,” says the Tiger coach. “Her vault will be one of the best in the EAGL. She is also very consistent on bars and beam. We’re expect- ing her to make an immediate impact and contribute as an all-around.” A product of Harford Gymnastics Club in Bel Air, Md., Thompson was the Level 10 state champion on floor and in the all-around. A four-time Level 10 re- gional qualifier, she had a career best 9.50 score on floor exercise. “Lydia is another freshman who will make an im- pact in the all-around,” adds Chliszczyk. “She has a new vault that rocks and she has a very clean bar rou- tine. Her consistency on beam is tremendous.” The Tigers will also be counting on four other new- comers, including Erin Odom, Rebecca Osmer, Vicki Vesecky and Samantha Ward. A native of Whitehouse, Texas, Odom was a three- year Level 10 gymnast at Texas East Gymnastics Club. Samantha Lutz could be one of the Tigers’ top performers on the uneven bars. The state champion vaulter in 2009, she helped her club team finish as national runners-up in 2011. She “Sam gives us quality depth,” says the Tigers’ qualified for Junior Olympics twice. coach. “She could compete as an all-around or she “Erin is a powerful vaulter and she could contribute might just help out on vault and beam. Sam has been on vault, beam and floor,” says Coach Chliszczyk. “She very impressive in the pre-season.” is a very good dancer and her tumbling skills are nice Chliszczyk adds, “Even though we are going to be and clean. She has been hindered by injuries but we very young, our depth will be much better than the feel she will help us this season.” recent past. Our vault lineup should be strong and our Osmer gives the Tigers an experienced performer bars team will be better. On beam, I feel that we can on bars. A product of Atwater, Cal., she is returning go 10-deep. Floor could be a question mark. We lost to competitive gymnastics for the first time in four five of our six best floor routines from last year.” years. In their first season as members of the EAGL, the A Maryland resident for the last two years, she Tigers will be competing against a much tougher trained at Docksiders Gymnastics Club. schedule than they have in recent years. “Rebecca could really give us a lift on bars,” says Towson’s schedule includes five teams that are Chliszczyk. “She is very solid and she has a huge ranked in the pre-season Top 25, including No. 10 Tkatchev release. She should be part of our lineup on Michigan, No. 16 Penn State, No. 22 North Carolina bars.” State, No. 23 Minnesota and No. 24 West Virginia. A product of Apex Gymnastics Club in Virginia, “We won’t have a 20-5 record like we did last year,” Vesecky was the Level 9 state champion in the all- predicts Chliszczyk. “I am pretty sure of that. But, we around and she also won the regional championship will be better because of the competition we are fac- on bars. As a senior at Loudoun County High School, ing. she led the Raiders to their first state championship “This is all about our Regional Qualifying Score and finished first in the district in the all-around. (R.Q.S.),” she adds. “Last year, we finished the season “We are looking for Vicki to help us out on bars and only eight spots away from earning a regional bid.” beam,” says Chliszczyk. “She is very clean on bars and The Tigers’ schedule includes four home meets be- her consistency on beam will help.” fore Towson closes out its first EAGL season at the A native of Clinton, Md., Ward joins the Tigers’ pro- EAGL Championship Meet at North Carolina on March gram after competing as a Level 10 gymnast at Unique 23. Sports Academy for the last four years. Last year, she was Maryland State Level 10 champion on the balance Janis Konkle earned second team All- beam. ECAC honors on beam as a freshman.

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Junior Alexa Davis was named as the ECAC Rookie of the Year in 2011. 2013 TIGER GYMNASTICS || Tiger Profi les Britney Russell 5-0 Senior • Gilbertsville, Pa. Berks East Gymnastics Club St. Pius X H.S. Elementary Education Major

Powerful gymnast who could be a two- event standout this season ... Tigers’ lone senior who is recovering from off-season surgery ... should be a top performer on vault and floor this season ... has been hampered by injuries during career ... competed on beam and floor as a sophomore ... solid tumbler with great form ... has a great floor routine that should become a crowd pleaser ... three-time All-ECAC performer on floor ... named second team All-ECAC on floor exercise while helping Tigers win sixth straight ECAC championship in 2010 ... earned first team All-ECAC honors on floor exercise as a sophomore and junior. 2012 SEASON: Competed in 11 meets ... vaulted in 11 meets and had a 9.72 average ... appeared in nine meets on beam ... averaged 9.83 on floor while competing in eight meets on floor ... missed Bridgeport meet due to injury ... led Tigers to first place finish at Ursinus Quad Meet by winning vault (9.75) and floor (9.825) ... helped Tigers to win over Alaska and William & Mary by taking third on vault (9.70) and second on floor (9.80) ... hampered by injury that limited her to vaulting and kept her out of Bridgeport meet ... helped Tigers win Shelli Calloway Memorial Invitational title a 9.70 on beam and a 9.75 on floor ... had a 9.65 on beam in Tigers’ final home meet by taking second place on vault (9.75) ... also had a 9.70 on beam ... earned ECAC of season, a double win over Brown and Southern Connecticut ... helped Tigers win Coaches’ Award after three strong performances at North Carolina State ... had a sixth consecutive ECAC championship with a 9.30 on balance beam and a 9.70 score 9.75 on vault, a 9.775 on beam and a 9.75 on floor at NC State ... led Tigers to double on floor exercise ... finished ninth on floor at ECAC Meet to earn second team All- win over Yale and William & Mary by finishing first on floor (9.85) and fifth on vault ECAC notice. (9.65) ... finished fifth on vault (9.725) and floor (9.775) in win at Rutgers ... had out- BACKGROUND: Competed for Berks East Gymnastics Club ... talented vaulter who standing meet in Tigers’ home finale, a triple win over George Washington, Yale and won two regional vault titles ... competed for Coaches Mike Vanum and Chrissy Smith Pennsylvania ... placed second on vault with career high 9.775 score in final home ... started gymnastics career at the age of five ... competed as a Level 10 gymnast for meet ... also posted a career high 9.85 on balance beam to finish second ... tied for three years ... finished sixth in the all-around, second on beam and third on vault at fourth on floor with a 9.85 score ... helped Tigers to seasonal high score in win at Pennsylvania State Meet ... also took sixth place on beam at regional meet ... placed George Washington with a career high 9.925 score on floor to finish first ... also tied fourth on floor and seventh on beam at 2007 regionals ... finished third in all-around for second on beam (9.775) and ninth on vault (9.65) ... helped Tigers to second place at 2006 Level 9 state meet, helping team win state championship ... also won second finish at ECAC Championship Meet by finishing third on floor (9.85) ... also had a 9.70 straight Level 9 regional vault title while finishing seventh in the all-around ... quali- on vault to finish 14th. fied for nationals for second time in 2006, placing sixth in the all-around ... member 2011 SEASON: Appeared in 10 of 11 meets on floor exercise ... did not compete at of club team that won Level 8 and Level 9 state championships ... owns career high William and Mary ... member of beam lineup in eight meets ... averaged 9.683 on floor 9.8 vault score ... also has a career best 9.675 score on floor exercise and a 9.45 on exercise ... earned five scores of 9.80 or higher on floor ... finished first in back-to- beam ... recorded a 37.775 all-around score for career high mark. back meets ... tied for first place on floor with a 9.825 at Towson’s Shelli Calloway PERSONAL: Has one younger brother ... career goal is to become a first grade Invitational Meet ... also finished first on floor (9.80) in win over Southern Connecticut teacher ... lists mother as the person she admires the most ... has done significant ... earned a 9.825 on floor to finish third in season opener at Brown ... helped Tigers community service work at church, helping out at weekly bingo games ... enjoys to win over George Washington with second place finish on beam (9.675) and a 9.725 watching ice hockey ... favorite restaurant is Friendly’s ... lists “The Hangover” as her on floor ... had a 9.50 on beam at Temple’s Ken Anderson Meet ... earned a career high favorite movie ... parents are both graduates of Shippensburg University ... father 9.70 on beam to finish third at Cornell Big Red Invitational Meet ... also had a 9.725 on played football for the Red Raiders ... father currently works as a regional sales floor at Cornell ... also place sixth on beam at Shelli Calloway Invitational with a 9.675 manager ... mother is a realtor in the Pottstown area ... daughter of Chris and Donna score ... finished third at Penn on floor (9.775) ... also finished third on floor (9.80) in Russell ... born on August 23, 1991 in Pottstown, Pa. ... major is elementary education. Tigers’ double win over Rutgers and Yale ... tied for fifth place on floor (9.80) at ECAC Championship Meet ... earned first team All-ECAC notice on floor. 2010 SEASON: Appeared in final eight meets on floor exercise ... competed on BRITNEY RUSSELL’S CAREER HIGHS balance beam in four meets ... missed first four meets of the season due to ankle Vault: ...... 9.775, vs. George Washington, Penn, Yale, 2012 injury ... averaged 9.42 on balance beam ... had a 9.53 on floor exercise ... tied for Bars: ...... ----- fourth place on floor in Tigers’ win at Rutgers with a career high 9.85 score ... helped Balance Beam: ...... 9.850,vs. George Washington, Penn, Yale, 2012 Tigers win Shelli Calloway Invitational Meet championship with a 9.675 on floor ... Floor Exercise: ...... 9.925, at George Washington, 2012 earned a 9.75 on floor in win over George Washington ... competed on beam and All-Around: ...... ---- floor in final four meets ... had best meet of season at George Washington, earning

8 Tiger Profi les || 2013 TIGER GYMNASTICS Macalla Curtis 5-3 Junior • Kennett Square, Pa. AJS Pancott Gymnastics Center Unionville H.S. Business Administration Major

Third-year performer who is very consis- tent on bars ... hard worker who has made tremendous improvement ... has been limited to competing on bars in career ... could also contribute on beam and floor exercise ... has plenty of enthusiasm and energy ... does a solid routine on bars ... outstanding student who earned Scholastic All-America honors from the National Association of Collegiate Gymnastics Coaches... one of two juniors from Pennsylvania on the Tigers’ roster. 2012 SEASON: Competed on bars in all 12 meets for the Tigers ... showed significant improvement over freshman season ... averaged 9.55 on bars ... had a career high 9.625 on bars in Tigers’ meet at North Carolina State ... posted a 9.525 in season- opening win at Ursinus ... helped Tigers to a double win over Alaska and William & Mary with a 9.60 score on bars ... helped Tigers win Shelli Calloway Memorial Invita- tional title with a 9.575 bars score ... earned a 9.60 bars score in win over Yale and William & Mary ... contributed a 9.525 score on bars at Rutgers ... helped Tigers to a seasonal high team score at George Washington in finale regular season meet with a 9.60 on bars ... helped Tigers to second place finish at ECAC Championship Meet by earning a 9.55 on bars ... showed remarkable consistency since every bars score was between 9.45 and 9.625. 2011 SEASON: Competed on bars in all 11 meets for the Tigers ... usually served as the leadoff uneven bars routine ... averaged 9.293 on bars ... had a 9.45 on bars in season opener at Brown ... earned a 9.40 on bars at Maryland ... helped Tigers to win over George Washington with a 9.475 score on bars ... contributed a 9.425 on bars to help Tigers win championship at Ken Anderson Memorial Meet at Temple ... earned a 9.55 on bars at Cornell’s Big Red Invitational ... helped Tigers to win at Pennsylvania with a 9.375 score on bars ... helped Tigers to win at William and Mary with a 9.525 bars score ... earned 9.625 on bars to finish second in Tigers’ win over Rutgers and Yale. BACKGROUND: Three-time Level 10 regional qualifier at AJS Pancott Gymnastics Center ... qualified for Level 9 Nationals in 2007 ... also qualified for Level 8 and Level 9 Regionals ... had career high 9.70 score on bars ... had a 9.40 career high on vault and a 9.45 career best on beam ... also posted a career high 36.95 in the all- around ... competed for Coach Steve Pancott and Coach Sue Weldon at AJS Pancott Gymnastics Center. PERSONAL: Has one older sister and three younger brothers ... career goal is to become CEO of a company ... lists parents and family as the people she admires the most ... hobbies include cooking ... favorite movie is “Elf” ... avid baseball fan who roots for the Philadelphia Phillies ... enjoys listening to music by Keith Urban ... most memorable experience was competing at Level 9 Nationals ... father is a graduate of the University of Pittsburgh ... father owns a business ... mother is a chief financial officer and a Brooks Institute graduate ... daughter of Chris and Kendra Curtis ... born on February 12, 1992 in West Chester, Pa. ... major is business administration.

MACALLA CURTIS’S CAREER HIGHS Vault: ...... ----- Bars: ...... 9.625, at North Carolina State, 2012 Balance Beam: ...... ----- Floor Exercise: ...... ----- All-Around: ...... ----

9 2013 TIGER GYMNASTICS || Tiger Profi les Alexa Davis 5-2 Junior • Etters, Pa. Gymettes Club Red Land H.S. Exercise Science Major

Junior standout who was honored as the ECAC Rookie of the Year in 2011 ... honored as Towson University’s Female Rookie of the Year for all sports in Spring ... only competed in three meets in 2012 due to off-season elbow surgery ... earned first team All-ECAC honors on floor exercise ... former Level 10 gymnast who had an impressive freshman season ... outstanding student who earned Scholastic All-America honors from the National Association of Collegiate Gymnastics Coaches ... one of two juniors from Pennsylvania on the Tigers’ roster. 2012 SEASON: Missed most of the season due to off-season elbow surgery ... competed in final three meets of the season on balance beam ... made season debut in Tigers’ final home meet and earned a 9.275 score on beam ... helped Tigers to season high team score in win at George Washington in final regular season meet ... tied for second place on beam at George Washington with a career high 9.775 score ... helped Tigers finish second at the ECAC Meet with a 9.625 score on beam. 2011 SEASON: Competed in all 11 meets on bars, beam and floor ... also vaulted twice and competed as an all-around in two meets ... honored as the ECAC Rookie of the Year in 2011 ... named as ECAC Rookie of the Week four times ... one of the Tigers’ top performers on bars with a 9.62 average ... ranked among team leaders on floor with a 9.71 average ... finished first on bars in win over Southern Connecticut with a career high 9.775 score ... also took first place on bars (9.675) in Tigers’ win over Rutgers and Yale ... helped Tigers to win at Brown in college debut, finishing fourth on bars (9.625) and second on beam (9.60) ... competed as an all-around for the first time in meet at Maryland ... had a 38.35 all-around score to finish third at Maryland ... also finished third on bars (9.625) and beam (9.70) at Maryland ... had a 9.775 on floor at Maryland ... helped Tigers to win over George Washington with a 9.725 on bars and a 9.75 on floor ... helped Tigers to first place finish at Temple’s Ken Anderson Memorial Invitational Meet by finishing third on bars (9.60) ... also had a 9.775 on floor at Temple ... contributed to Tigers’ first place finish at Cornell’s Big Red Invitational with a third place finish on floor (9.75) ... also had a 9.625 on bars at Cornell ... earned a 9.65 on bars and a 9.70 on floor to help the Tigers win their own Shelli Calloway Memorial Meet ... helped Tigers to win over Southern Connecticut with a 9.775 on bars, a 9.55 on beam and a 9.675 on floor ... tied for second on floor (9.80) in win at Penn ... also took fourth on bars (9.50) and beam (9.55) at Penn ... tied for second on floor (9.725) and finished fourth on bars (9.575) in Tigers’ win at William and Mary ... helped Tigers to double win over Rutgers and Yale in home finale with a 9.675 on bars, a 9.55 on beam and a 9.625 on floor ... had a career high 9.825 on floor exercise to finish third at ECAC Championship Meet ... earned first team All- ball fan who roots for the New York Yankees ... favorite TV show is “House” ... lists ECAC honors on floor ... also finished 18th on bars (9.45) at ECAC Championship Meet. Jennifer Aniston as her favorite actor ... enjoys listening to music by Rascal Flatts BACKGROUND: Level 10 gymnast who competed for Coach Jill Morris at Gymettes ... mother is a graduate of Ithaca College who competed for the gymnastics team Club ... started competing as a gymnast as the age of four ... qualified for U.S. Junior ... father is a sales representative for a steel corporation ... mother works as an Olympic Nationals ... also qualified for the Nastia Luikin Supergirl Cup in 2010 ... three- exercise instructor ... daughter of Michael and Teresa Davis ... outstanding student time Level 9 Eastern Nationals qualifier ... had a career high 9.70 on floor exercise ...... born on July 24, 1992 in Vestal, N.Y. ... major is exercise science. owned a 9.65 career high on balance beam ... had a 9.625 career best mark on bars ... had a career high 9.575 on vault ... posted a career high 37.85 all-around score ... member of track and field team at Red Land H.S. ... three-year performer for track ALEXA DAVIS’S CAREER HIGHS team ... honored as the team’s Most Valuable Performer as a junior ... four-year Vault: ...... 9.525, vs. Rutgers and, Yale, 2011 member of distinguished honor roll. Bars: ...... 9.775, vs. Southern Connecticut, 2011 Balance Beam: ...... 9.775, at George Washington, 2012 PERSONAL: Has a twin sister, Hilary, who is a junior at the University of Delaware Floor Exercise: ...... 9.825, at ECAC Championship Meet, 2011 where she is a member of the dance team ... career goal is to become a physical All-Around: ...... 38.325, at Maryland, 2011 education teacher ... lists parents as the people she admires the most ... avid base-

10 Tiger Profi les || 2013 TIGER GYMNASTICS Janis Konkle 5-3 Sophomore • Boxborough, Mass. All-Star Gymnastics Club Acton-Boxborough Regional H.S. Exercise Science Major

Second-year performer who could compete in three events this season ... hard worker who had a solid freshman year ... has a new vault and could contribute to the Tigers’ vault lineup ... should also compete on balance beam ... has potential to help out on floor ... three-year Level 10 gymnast for All-Star Gymnastics Club ... . outstanding student who earned Scho- lastic All-America honors from the National Association of Collegiate Gymnastics Coaches ... earned first team All-ECAC notice on balance beam. 2012 SEASON: Competed on vault, beam and floor for the Tigers as a freshman ... competed on balance beam in all 12 meets ... . one of the Tigers’ most consistent performers on beam ... finished the season very strong ... nailed final seven beam routines, averaging 9.60 during that stretch ... vaulted seven times ... competed on floor six times ... helped Tigers to win in season-opening quad meet with a 9.575 on vault ... had a strong meet at West Virginia with a 9.575 on vault and a 9.625 on beam ... helped Tigers to championship at Shelli Calloway Memorial Invitational Meet with a career high 9.575 on vault and a 9.65 on beam ... earned a 9.50 beam score at North Carolina State ... helped Tigers to win over William & Mary and Yale with a 9.525 on vault, a 9.50 on beam and a career high 9.60 on floor exercise ... had a 9.50 on beam and a 9.50 on floor in win over Rutgers ... tied for fourth place on beam in final home meet with a career high 9.725 score ... helped Tigers earn seasonal high team score at George Washington with a 9.60 on beam ... contributed to Tigers’ second place finish at ECAC championship meet by matching career high with a 9.725 score on beam ... finished fourth on beam at ECAC Meet and earned first team All-ECAC honors. BACKGROUND: Competed for All-Star Gymnastics Club in ... three- year competitor as Level 10 gymnast ... qualified for Level 10 Regional Championships three years in a row ... also competed at the 2011 Junior Olympics and finished 37th on vault and 38th on floor ... started competing in gymnastics at age of seven ... also competed for Acton Boxborough High School as a freshman and senior ... one of the top high school gymnasts in Massachusetts ... finished third in the state all-around competition as a freshman ... returned to competing for the Colonials as a senior ... led team to North championship ... swept all four events and won the all-around championship at the Massachusetts state scholastic championship meet ... won state titles on vault (9.625), bars (9.65), beam (9.60) and floor exercise (9.625) ... state champion in the all-around with a 38.50 score ... graduated from Acton Boxborough with every school record ... honored as the Gymnast of the Year by The Globe and The Lowell Sun ... competed in the National High School Champion- ship Meet in Fort Myers, Fla. and tied for second nationally in the all-around (37.45) ... helped team from Massachusetts finish second in the nation. PERSONAL: Career goal is to become a physical therapist ... lists parents as the people she admires the most ... has one older brother ... hobbies include art ... favorite television program is “Friends” ... favorite musician is John Mayer ... avid fan of the Boston Red Sox ... most memorable experience was competing at USAG Nationals in Long Beach, Cal. ... parents are both graduates of the University of Massachusetts- JANIS KONKLE’S CAREER HIGHS Amherst ... father works as an auto mechanic ... mother is a nutrionist ... daughter of Vault: ...... 9.575, at West Virginia, 2012; at Calloway Inv., 2012 Philip and Deborah Konkle ... born on August 24, 1993 in Stoneham, Mass. ... outstand- Bars: ...... ----- ing student ... major is exercise science. Balance Beam: ...... 9.725, vs. George Washington, at ECAC Meet, 2012 Floor Exercise: ...... 9.600, at North Carolina State, 2012 All-Around: ...... ------

11 2013 TIGER GYMNASTICS || Tiger Profi les Samantha Lutz 5-1 Sophomore • Murfreesboro, Tenn. Elite Energy Gymnastics Club Riverdale H.S. Exercise Science Major

Second-year gymnast who was one of the Tigers’ most consistent performers on the uneven bars as a freshman ... could also con- tribute on balance beam and floor exercise ... has added new floor pass that should help improve her scores on floor exercise ... first Tennessee native ever to compete for the Tigers ... phenomenal bars worker ... Level 10 gymnast from Elite Energy Gymnastics Club ... outstanding student who earned Scholastic All-America honors from the National Association of Collegiate Gymnastics Coaches . 2012 SEASON: One of the Tigers’ top performers on uneven bars ... competed on bars in all 12 meets ... also competed on vault once ... member of Tigers’ floor lineup in six meets ... finished second on bars (9.575) in first college meet, a win at Ursinus ... helped Tigers to double win over Alaska and William & Mary with a 9.675 score on bars and a 9.725 score on floor ... tied for second on bars in Alaska Meet ... tied for sixth on bars (9.675) at West Virginia ... competed in three events in loss at Bridgeport, earning a 9.55 on vault, a 9.45 on bars and a 9.60 on floor ... earned a career high 9.80 on bars at Ursinus to finish second in meet ... named as co-winner of the ECAC Rookie of the Week in February ... helped Tigers to championship at Shelli Calloway Memorial Invitational by placing fourth on bars (9.70) and earning a 9.55 on floor ... had a 9.725 on uneven bars at North Carolina State ... tied for fourth on bars (9.725) in double win over Yale and William & Mary ... also finished fourth on bars (9.725) in win at Rutgers ... earned a 9.70 on bars in Tigers’ final regular season home meet ... contributed a 9.65 on bars in win at George Washington ... helped Tigers finish second at ECAC Championship Meet with a 9.65 on bars ... averaged 9.67 on bars for the season ... also averaged 9.54 on floor. BACKGROUND: Level 10 national qualifier last year ... won Level 10 state champion- ships on bars (9.5) and beam (9.45) in 2011 ... was second in the all-around (36.55) ... had career high 36.7 all-around score at Level 10 ... also had a career best 9.5 on bars ... graduated to Level 10 last year ... finished second in the all-around (36.675) at the Nashville Nights Invitational ... winner of Level 9 Eastern National championships in bars, floor and all-around two years ago ... also won regional titles on bars and vault ... had career high scores of 9.675 on bars, 9.65 on beam and 9.475 on floor as Level 9 performer. PERSONAL: Has one older brother ... outstanding student who was the valedic- torian of her graduating class at Riverdale High School ... career goal is to work in physical therapy ... favorite television show is “Psych” ... enjoys music by ... parents are graduates of Tennessee Tech ... father is a teacher ... mother works as a human resource manager ... daughter of Richard and Trish Lutz ... born on May 21, 1993 in Donelson, Tenn. ... major is exercise science.

SAMANTHA LUTZ’S CAREER HIGHS Vault: ...... 9.550, at Bridgeport, 2012 Bars: ...... 9.800, at Ursinus, 2012 Balance Beam: ...... ------Floor Exercise: ...... 9.725, vs. Alaska and William & Mary, 2012 All-Around: ...... ------

12 Tiger Profi les || 2013 TIGER GYMNASTICS Lauren Ross 4-10 Sophomore • South Windsor, Conn. Daggett’s Gymnastics Club South Windsor H.S. Speech Pathology Major

Second-year gymnast with outstanding potential ... has the ability to be a standout in the all-around for the Tigers ... beautiful dancer who does an outstanding job on beam and floor ... hard worker who could be part of Tigers’ lineup on vault, beam and floor ... has made tremendous progress in the pre-season ... Level 10 gymnast who competed at Tim Daggett Gold Medal Gymnastics Club in Massachusetts ... outstanding student who earned Scholastic All-America honors from the National Association of Collegiate Gymnastics Coaches . 2012 SEASON: Very consistent performer on balance beam ... competed in all 12 meets on beam ... vaulted in five meets ... performed exhibition routine on bars in four meets ... ranked among the team leaders with a 9.53 average on beam ... posted a 9.62 average on vault ... finished second on beam (9.575) in double win over Alaska and William & Mary ... earned a 9.50 beam score at West Virginia ... placed third on beam in tri-meet at Ursinus ... helped Tigers win Shelli Calloway Memorial Invitational by finishing fourth on beam (9.725) ... competed on vault for the first time at North Carolina State and earned a 9.625 score ... led Tigers to win at Rutgers with a 9.65 on vault and a 9.60 on beam ... helped Tigers to win over George Washington, Penn- sylvania and Yale with a 9.55 on vault and a 9.575 on beam ... helped Tigers post a seasonal high team score at George Washington by posting two career high scores ... earned a 9.65 on vault and a 9.75 on beam ... tied for fourth on beam at GW ... helped Tigers to second place finish at ECAC Championship Meet with a 9.625 score on vault and a 9.65 score on floor exercise. BACKGROUND: Level 10 gymnast at Tim Daggett Gold Medal Gymnastics Club the last two years ... member of second place team at Massachusetts state championship meet ... finished second in the all-around at the Bay State Classic ... finished fifth on vault and beam at state championship meet ... also finished sixth on bars ... qualified for Junior Olympic Nationals in 2010 and finished 44th in the all-around ... finished second in the all-around and took first place on bars at the Starlight Invitational ... qualified for the 2011 Junior Olympics NIT, placing fifth in the all-around and sixth on beam ... had career high vault score of 9.45 ... also had a career best 36.475 in all-around ... has been competing in gymnastics since the age of three ... spent one year at Connecticut Gymnastics Academy and six years at Wininger’s Club. PERSONAL: Has one brother and one sister ... favorite athlete is former Olympic gymnast Shawn Johnson ... lists “House” as her favorite television show ... father is a pharmacist and a graduate of the University of Connecticut ... mother is a regis- tered nurse ... daughter of Daniel and Carmela Ross ... born on December 13, 1993 in Hartford, Conn. ... major is speech and language pathology.

LAUREN ROSS’S CAREER HIGHS Vault: ...... 9.650, at Rutgers, 2012; at George Washington, 2012 Bars: ...... ----- Balance Beam: ...... 9.750, at George Washington, 2012 Floor Exercise: ...... ------All-Around: ...... ------

13 2013 TIGER GYMNASTICS || Tiger Profi les Nicolette Erin Vignola Odom 5-4 Sophomore • Morganville, N.J. 5-0 Freshman • Whitehouse, Tex. Devlin Gymnastics Club Texas East Gymnastics Club Marlboro H.S. Kings Academy Christian School Exercise Science Major Exercise Science Major

Powerful vaulter who has been impressive Powerful vaulter who was a Level 10 gymnast in the pre-season the last two years ... made in Texas ... competed for Texas East Gymnastics team as a walk-on last season ... competed on Club ... very good dancer with good tumbling floor exercise as a freshman ... hard worker who skills ... could compete on vault, beam and floor has plenty of potential on vault and beam ... for the Tigers as a freshman. three-year Level 10 gymnast at Devlin’s Gymnastics Club ... does an outstanding job BACKGROUND: Competed as Level 10 gymnast for three seasons at Texas East on floor ... could contribute on three events this season ... has made changes to Gymnastics Club ... helped club team finish second at nationals in 2011 ... Junior floor routine that could earn her higher scores ... teammate of former Tiger Lindsay Olympics national qualifier in 2011 ... also qualified for Junior Olympics N.I.T. in 2010 ... Poplaski at Devlin’s Gymnastics Club ... joins former Tigers Danielle Pisapia, ‘00, Kristen won state vault championship in 2009 ... had career high 9.75 on vault ... earned 37.35 Presutti, ‘03, Jen Beekman, ‘06 and Stephanie Rathbauer, ‘07 as Devlin products to join all-around score as career high ... also set career highs with 9.45 on beam and 9.65 the Tiger program. on floor exercise ... has competed in gymnastics since the age of four ... competed 2012 SEASON: May have been the Tigers’ biggest surprise last season after making for Coach Martin Parsley and Coach Stacy Parsley. the team as a walk-on ... competed on floor exercise in two meets ... helped Tigers PERSONAL: Graduated from Kings Academy Christian School ... career goal is to to Shelli Calloway Memorial Invitational championship with a sixth place finish on become a physical therapist or athletics trainer ... had summer job coaching at Texas floor exercise (9.65) ... earned a 9.55 on floor exercise at North Carolina State ... also East Gymnastics Club ... lists Storey Morris, a former club teammate who competes did exhibition routine on floor at Bridgeport ... also did exhibition routine on floor at the University of Kentucky, as the person she admires most ... favorite NFL is in Tigers’ win over Yale and William & Mary. team is the Cowboys ... enjoys reading Harry Potter books ... favorite movie is BACKGROUND: Level 10 gymnast for “Fanatastic Mr. Fox” ... enjoys music by Mumford and Sons ... has one older brother three years at Devlin’s Gymnastics ...... father is a graduate of DeVry University ... father manages East Texas Pool Service two-time Level 9 regional qualifier ...... daughter of Mark and Terri Odom .... born on March 16, 1994 in Lubbock, Texas ... qualified for Level 9 Nationals once major is exercise science. ... started competing in gymnastics at the age of three ... had career high 9.60 score on floor exercise ... also had Rebecca a 9.55 on beam and a 9.50 on vault as Osmer career high scores. 5-3 Junior • Atwater, Cal. PERSONAL: Has two brothers ... Gym Stars Gymnastics Club lists mother as the person she ad- Buhach Colony H.S. mires the most ... career goal is to be- Music Major come an athletics trainer ... favorite television show is “One Tree Hill” ... Transfer from Modesto Junior College ... has avid fan of the New York Giants ... lists not competed in four years ... California native Ahmad Bradshaw of the Giants as her who lives in Maryland ... will provide Tigers with favorite athlete ... favorite musician is help on bars ... very solid performer on bars John Mayer ... father works in infor- with a huge Tkatchev release. mation and technology sales and is a BACKGROUND: Competed as Level 9 gymnast for Gym Stars in Modesto from 2004- graduate of Montclair State Univer- to-2008 ... won California state title on bars in 2006 ... won a silver medal on bars at sity ... mother is a Fairleigh-Dickinson regionals meet in 2006 ... finished third in all-around at California state meet in 2007 graduate who works as a personal ... finished eleventh in all-around at Western Regionals ... suffered ACL injury in 2007 fitness trainer ... daughter of Anthony ... returned in 2009 to compete on bars and beam and won both events at the Spirit and Patrice Vignola ... born on March of the Flame Challenge ... trained at Docksiders Club in Maryland from 2011-to-2012. 27, 1993 in Secaucus, N.J. ... very good student ... major is exercise science. PERSONAL: Two-sport standout at Buhach Colony High School ... played volleyball and competed for track and field team ... four-time all-conference selection for the Thunder’s volleyball squad ... three-year captain who was league MVP twice ... NICOLETTE VIGNOLA’S CAREER HIGHS served as vice-president of senior class ... has one older brother ... parents are both Vault: ...... ------graduates of Fresno State ... avid fan of the world champion San Francisco Giants ... Bars: ...... ------favorite baseball player is Buster Posey ... also roots for San Francisco 49ers ... lists Balance Beam: ...... ------Sandra Bullock as her favorite actress ... career goal is to become a singer ... lists Floor Exercise: ...... 9.650, at Shelli Calloway Memorial Meet, 2012 Carrie Underwood as her favorite musician ... daughter of Eric and Michelle Osmer ... All-Around: ...... ------parents are both high school teacher and coaches ... born on Dec. 13, 1989 in Fresno, Cal. ... major is music.

14 Tiger Profi les || 2013 TIGER GYMNASTICS Abby Katie Griswold Sassa 5-2 Freshman • Monson, Mass. 5-0 Freshman • Havre De Grace, Md. Daggett’s Gymnastics Club Silvia’s Gymnastics Club Monson H.S. Souderton Area H.S. Exercise Science Major Undeclared Major

Highly-touted freshman who could compete Very talented freshman gymnast who could as an all-around performer ... should be one of compete as an all-around performer this season the Tigers’ top gymnasts this season ... very ... outstanding vaulter who could be one of the consistent gymnast ... strong tumbler who best in the East Atlantic Gymnastics League ... will be one of the Tigers’ top hopes on beam very consistent gymnast on bars and beam ... and floor ... very clean bars worker ... Level 10 tremendous tumbler who will make an immedi- gymnast who was a club teammate of Tiger sophomore Lauren Ross at Daggett’s ate impact ... four-year Level 10 gymnast who competed at Silvia’s Gymnastics Club. Gymnastics Club. BACKGROUND: Four-time Level 10 gymnast at Silvia’s Gymnastics Club in Pennsylva- BACKGROUND: Four-time Level 10 gymnast at Daggett’s Gymnastics Club in Mas- nia ... competed for Coaches Maia Mitoya and Zarko Mitov ... led club team to second sachusetts ... helped club team finish second at the state championship meet ... three- place finish at Pennsylvania state championship meet ... won vault championship time nationals qualifier as a Level 10 gymnast ... finished third in the all-around at the as well as the beam and floor title at state meet last year ... finished third in the Massachusetts state meet in 2012 ... also finished finished fifth on vault and floor at all-around competition at the state meet ... also captured regional championship on state meet ... placed fifth in the all-around at regionals ... also placed third on vault, vault ... took third place on floor and was fifth in the all-around at regional meet ... fourth on floor and fifth on beam at 2012 regional meet ... finished 37th in all-around Junior Olympics national qualifier who was 10th in vault and 20th in the all-around at 2012 Junior Olympics Nationals ... finished second in all-around at 2012 Boston ... had career high 37.375 all-around score ... also has a career high 9.8 vault score ... Classic ... also took first on beam, second on vault and second on floor at 2012 Boston owns career high 9.325 on bars and a 9.475 on beam with a 9.55 on floor ... started Classic ... finished second on beam and fifth on vault at 2011 state championship meet competing in gymnastics at the age of six. ... also did well at 2011 regionals, finishing fifth on vault and floor while taking sixth PERSONAL: Honor roll student who graduated from Souderton Area (Pa.) High on beam ... won balance beam competition at 2011 Boston Classic ... finished 37th in School ... has one younger sister and one older sister ... lists parents as the people all-around at 2011 Junior Olympics Nationals ... placed fourth in all-around and fourth she admires the most ... devoted fan of the Philadelphia Phillies and the Philadel- on bars at 2010 state championship meet ... also finished fifth on vault and beam at phia Eagles ... lists former Olympic gymnast Nastia Liuking as her favorite athlete ... 2010 state meet ... went on to finish sixth in all-around at regional meet in 2010 ... also admires gymnast ... favorite movie is “The Lucky One” ... lists Zac also placed fourth on vault and fourth on bars at 2010 regional meet ... competed Effron as her favorite actor ... enjoys listening to music by Justin Bieber ... favorite as Level 10 gymnast for the first time in 2009 and finished fourth in the all-around food is crabs ... most memorable was a trip to South Africa in 2009 to compete in at the Massachusetts state meet ... also took fourth place on beam and floor at the a gymnastics meet ... father is a graduate of Temple who works in industrial sales 2009 state meet ... won Massachusetts state championships as a Level 9 gymnast ... mother graduated from Gwynedd Mercy who is a pharmaceutical professional ... in the all-around, vault, bars, beam and floor ... also finished first in the all-around daughter of Steve and Karin Sassa ... born on Oct. 18, 1993 in Philadelphia, Pa. ... major competition at the 2009 regional meet ... posted career high of 37.40 in all-around is undeclared. ... had career highs of 9.4 in vault, 9.225 on bars, 9.625 on beam and 9.75 on floor exercise ... competed for Coach Marlyce Morace and Andy Leis. PERSONAL: Outstanding student who graduated seventh in her class at Monson High School ... member of the National Honor Society ... has one older brother and one younger sister ... older brother, Dylan, plays baseball at Williams College ... lists mother as the person she admires the most ... avid fan of the Boston Red Sox, the and the New England Patriots ... lists Nicholas Sparks as her favorite author ... favorite movie is “Serendipity” ... lists Ryan Gosling as her favorite actor ... lists Mila Kunis as her favorite actress ... favorite gymnast is former Olympics gold medalist ... enjoys eating guacamole ... father is a graduate of North Adams State who is the president of Truss Engineering ... mother is an English teacher who graduated from Westfield State ... daughter of Paul and Ashley Griswold ... born on August 12, 1994 in Springfield, Mass. ... major is exercise science.

15 2013 TIGER GYMNASTICS || Tiger Profi les Lydia Vicki Thompson Vesecky HISTORY AND RECORDS 5-3 Freshman • Bel Air, Md. 5-3 Freshman • Leesburg, Va. Harford Gymnastics Club APEX Gymnastics Club Patterson Mill H.S. Loudon County H.S. Undeclared Major Animal Behavior Major

Talented freshman gymnast who should Solid newcomer who could make an impact compete as an all-around this season ... could on bars ... also excels on beam and floor ... has be one of the Tigers’ top vaulters ... very not competed in gymnastics in six years ... consistent beam worker ... has a very clean competed at APEX Gymnastics Club in Virginia bars routine ... hard worker and a dedicated ... finished first in the all-around competition gymnast ... Level 10 gymnast who competed at Harford Gymnastics Club. at the Level 9 state championship meet in 2006 ... won regional title on bars as BACKGROUND: Competed for Harford Gymnastics Club as a Level 10 gymnast ... Level 8 gymnast. four-time Level 10 regional qualifier ... two-time Level 10 NIT qualifier ... won Maryland BACKGROUND: Competed At APEX Gymnastics Club for Coaches Erin Kaplan, state Level 10 floor championship and all-around title ... also won Level 9 champion- Melanie Cuozzo and Marty Newsom ... started competed gymnastics at the age of ship on uneven bars ... competed for Coach Becky Schaller and Coach Ron Lievendag four years old ... competed for Loudon County High School gymnastics team ... won at Harford Gymnastics ... joins Coach Schaller at Towson ... had career high 37.25 all-around title at district meet as a senior ... earned a 9.7 score on beam. all-around score ... also had a career best 9.475 on vault and a 9.50 on floor ... also PERSONAL: Has one stepbrother ... lists her “Nana” as the person she admires had a 9.275 on bars and a 9.425 on beam. the most ... career goal is to become a gymnastics coach or join Cirque Du Soleil ... PERSONAL: Honor roll student who graduated from Patterson Mill High School ... favorite NFL team is the Washington Redskins ... favorite athlete is , has one younger sister ... career goal is to work in criminal justice ... lists parents a member of the 2008 United States Olympic team which won the silver medal ... as the people she admires the most ... hobbies include swimming ... favorite movie lists Johnny Depp as her favorite actor ... enjoys listening to music by Bob Marley is “The Lucky One” ... had summer job as a life guard at a pool ... avid fan of the Bal- ... favorite movie is “Don’t Be A Menace” ... favorite author is James Patterson ... timore Ravens ... favorite pro athlete is Ray Lewis of the Ravens ... favorite gymnast daughter of Michael Vesecky and Janet Havican ... stepdaughter of Mark Havican ... is Gabby Douglass ... lists Channing Tatum as her favorite actress ... enjoys eating mother is a graduate of Virginia Commonwealth ... born on July 13, 1991 in Fairfax, steak ... most memorable experience was travelling to Europe ... enjoys listening to Va. ... major is animal behavior. music by Luke Bryan ... parents are both graduates of Towson University ... father is IT manager for Bankruptcy Court ... mother is a seventh grade Mathematics teacher ... daughter of Rick and Heather Thompson ... born on March 12, 1994 in Bel Air, Md. Samantha ... major is undeclared. Ward 5-5 Freshman • Clinton, Md. Unique Sports Academy Bishop McNamara H.S. Biology Major

One of seven newcomers on the Tigers’ roster ... one of three products of the state of Maryland on the team ... was very impressive in the pre-season ... four-year performer as Level 10 gymnast at Unique Sports Academy ... also competed as Level 9 gymnast for two years. BACKGROUND: Won Level 10 Maryland state beam championship for Unique Sports Academy last year ... competed for Coaches Shone and Joseph Taglisferi ...... also won Level 6 Maryland state championship in the all-around competition eight years ago ... had career high 37.025 all-around score ... set career high 9.45 on vault ... also had a 9.425 floor score to set career high. PERSONAL: Has one older sister ... career goal is to become a veterinarian ... lists mother as the person she admires the most ... devoted fan of the Washington Redskins ... lists Robert Griffin III as her favorite NFL player ... favorite athlete is Olympic swimmer Michael Phelps ... favorite movie is The Twilight Series ... enjoys music by Beyonce Knowles ... enjoys eating steak and potatoes ... daughter of Derrick and Robyn Ward ... father works as an inspector for Homeland Security ... mother is a security administrator ... born on Nov. 9, 1994 in Washington. D.C. ... major is biology with a concentration in the functional biology of animals.

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Kacy Catanzaro, ‘12 was honored as the NCAA Southeast Regional Gymnast of the Year in 2012.

17 2013 TIGER GYMNASTICS || History and Records Tigers Year-By-Year Season W-L Coach Remarks 1967-68 1-2 George McGinty 1968-69 3-2 George McGinty AIAW Division II National Champions 1969-70 10-1 George McGinty AIAW Division II - 4th place 1970-71 5-3 George McGinty AIAW Division II - 4th place 1971-72 1-6 George McGinty 1972-73 8-3 George McGinty 1973-74 8-4 George McGinty AIAW Division II - 12th place 1974-75 4-6 George McGinty 1975-76 6-5 George McGinty 1976-77 15-3 George McGinty 1977-78 10-3 George McGinty 1978-79 20-3 George McGinty 1979-80 7-7 George McGinty 1980-81 6-3 George McGinty AIAW Division II - 6th place 1981-82 8-5 Dwight Normile 1983-84 11-9 Dick Filbert 1984-85 12-2 Dick Filbert NCAA Division II Regionals - 2nd place 1985-86 22-2-1 Dick Filbert NCAA Division II National Championships - 8th place NCAA Division I Seasons Season W-L Coach Remarks 1986-87 26-4 Dick Filbert ECAC Champions; 7th at NCAA Southeast Regionals 1987-88 31-2 Dick Filbert ECAC Champions; 3rd at NCAA Southeast Regionals 1988-89 20-2 Dick Filbert ECAC Champions; 4th at NCAA Southeast Regionals 1989-90 23-1 Dick Filbert ECAC Champions; 4th at NCAA SE Regionals; 9th in Nation 1990-91 16-4 Dick Filbert ECAC Champions; 4th at NCAA Southeast Regionals 1991-92 20-2 Dick Filbert ECAC Champions; 3rd at NCAA Southeast Regionals 1992-93 16-6 Dick Filbert ECAC Champions; 5th at NCAA Southeast Regionals 1993-94 18-2 Dick Filbert ECAC Runners-Up; 5th at NCAA Southeast Regionals 1994-95 19-2 Dick Filbert ECAC Champions; 6th at NCAA Southeast Regionals 1995-96 20-4 Dick Filbert USA Gymnastics NIT Champions; 4th at NCAA SE Regionals 1996-97 17-2-1 Dick Filbert NCAA Southeast Regionals; Erin Shanley All-American 1997-98 12-7 Dick Filbert 5th at EAGL Championship Meet 1998-99 14-10 Dick Filbert USA Gymnastics NIT Champs; NCAA Southeast Regionals 1999-00 13-8 Dick Filbert 3rd at NCAA Southeast Regionals; 19th in NCAA Division I 2000-01 14-9 Dick Filbert 3rd at EAGL Championship Meet 2001-02 13-13 Dick Filbert Cornell Big Red Invitational Champions 2002-03 13-10 Dick Filbert 4th place at EAGL Championship Meet 2003-04 14-11 Dick Filbert Towson Invitational Champions 2004-05 23-8 Dick Filbert ECAC Champions 2005-06 26-6 Dick Filbert ECAC Champions 2006-07 25-5 Dick Filbert ECAC Champions, USA Gymnastics National Champions 2007-08 16-8 Dick Filbert ECAC Champions, 3rd at USA Gymnastics Meet 2008-09 17-6 Dick Filbert ECAC Champions 2009-10 20-4 Dick Filbert ECAC Champions 2010-11 18-1 Vicki Chliszczyk Calloway Invitational Champions, Cornell Invitational Champions 2011-12 20-5 Vicki Chliszczyk Calloway Invitational Champions

Tiger Coaches’ Records Coach Years Record Seasons George McGinty 1967-1981 104-51 14 seasons Erin Shanley, ‘97 earned All-American honors on Dwight Normile 1981-1982 8-5 1 season uneven bars in 1997. Dick Filbert 1983-2010 491-149-2 27 seasons Vicki Chliszczyk 2011-pres. 38-6 2 seasons Totals 1967-2012 621-211-2 44 seasons

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SEASONAL AVERAGE Vault: ...... 9.834, Kristen Presutti, 2001 Bars: ...... 9.835, Julija Kovaliova, 2003 Balance Beam: ...... 9.761, Sarah Adams, 2001 Floor Exercise: ...... 9.906, Kristen Presutti, 2003 All-Around: ...... 39.116, Gabi Weller, 2000

TEAM RECORDS Vault: 49.150 at USA Gymnastics College Meet, 2007 Christina Ghani, Stacie Hogan, Christine Logan, Alise McDonald, Jackie Schweitzer, Decelia Willacy

Bars: 49.375 vs. New Hampshire, Pittsburgh, 2000 Danielle Pisapia, Dara Contreras, Sarah Adams, Jenn Baierlein, Angie Stritt, Gabi Weller Beam: 49.200 vs. New Hampshire, Pittsburgh, 2000 Kristen Presutti, Angie Stritt, Niina Parjanen, Jenn Baierlein, Gabi Weller, Heather Hanson Floor: 49.425 at Yale University, 2003 Jennifer Clarke, Nicole Groccia, Jen Beekman, Jessica Hannah, Jenn Baierlein, Kristen Presutti Team: 196.80 vs. New Hampshire, Pittsburgh, 2000 Danielle Pisapia, Heather Hanson, Angie Stritt, Charlotte Andreasen, Sarah Myers, Niina Parjanen, Sarah Adams, Dara Contreras, Jenn Baierlein, Kristen Presutti, Tracy Wolf

SINGLE SEASON SCORING LEADERS 1. Jackie Schweitzer ...... 613.675 2007 2. Erin Shanley ...... 583.650 1997 3. Decelia Willacy ...... 567.300 2007 4. Christina Ghani ...... 556.075 2007 5. Niina Parjanen ...... 541.550 1999 6. Katherine Creswell ...... 533.875 1996 7. Tandy Knight ...... 513.450 1990 8. Liane Williams ...... 510.475 1999 9. Kristen Presutti ...... 507.700 2003 10. Wendy Weaver ...... 506.525 1992 11. Jenn Baierlein ...... 498.850 2000 12. Lori Salindong ...... 497.000 1988 13. Alise McDonald ...... 496.850 2009 14. Wendy Chalmers...... 492.550 1994 15. Carri Scott ...... 490.850 1988 16. Carrie Leger ...... 489.725 1993 Kristen Presutti, ‘03 set a school record for single season average on fl oor exercise in 2003.

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TOP PERFORMERS BY EVENTS Vault Floor Exercise 1. Kristen Presutti ...... 10.00, 2002 1. Heather Hanson...... 10.00, 2000 2. Erin Shanley ...... 9.975, 1997 Kristen Presutti ...... 10.00, 2003 Kacy Catanzaro ...... 9.975, 2012 3. Liane Williams ...... 9.950, 1999 4. Gabi Weller ...... 9.950, 2000 Jenn Baierlein ...... 9.950, 2000 5. Liane Williams ...... 9.925, 1996 5. Erin Shanley ...... 9.925, 1997 Niina Parjanen ...... 9.925, 1999 Gabi Weller ...... 9.925, 2000 Christina Ghani ...... 9.925, 2007 Niina Parjanen ...... 9.925, 2000 Alise McDonald ...... 9.925, 2009 Stacie Hogan ...... 9.925, 2004 Lindsay Poplaski ...... 9.925, 2012 Christina Ghani ...... 9.925, 2007 10. Joan Reitz ...... 9.900, 1993 Britney Russell ...... 9.925, 2012 Sari Lehmuskallio ...... 9.900, 1995 10. Kim Yenco ...... 9.900, 1999 Christine Logan ...... 9.900, 2004 Angie Stritt ...... 9.900, 1999 Avis Hixon ...... 9.900, 2010 All Around Uneven Bars 1. Gabi Weller ...... 39.675, 2000 1. Gabi Weller ...... 10.00, 2000 2. Kristen Presutti ...... 39.600, 2003 2. Jenn Baierlein ...... 9.950, 2003 3. Jenn Baierlein ...... 39.575, 2003 Julija Kovaliova ...... 9.950, 2004 4. Erin Shanley ...... 39.400, 1997 4. Erin Shanley ...... 9.925, 1997 Kacy Catanzaro ...... 39.400, 2012 Angie Stritt ...... 9.925, 1999 6. Niina Parjanen ...... 39.325, 1999 6. Sarah Adams ...... 9.900, 2002 Annukka Almenoksa ...... 39.325, 2008 7. Nicole Groccia ...... 9.875, 2004 8. Liane Williams ...... 39.275, 1999 Christina Ghani ...... 9.875, 2005 9. Wendy Weaver ...... 39.200, 1992 Cristina Lindo ...... 9.875, 2006 Christina Ghani ...... 39.200, 2006 Allison Antenucci ...... 9.875, 2012 11. Kim Yenco ...... 39.100, 1999 10. Wendy Weaver ...... 9.850, 1992 12. Alise McDonald ...... 39.075, 2009 Niina Parjanen ...... 9.850, 1999 13. Decelia Willacy ...... 39.050, 2007 Karen Sturek ...... 9.850, 1995 14. Nicole Groccia ...... 39.025, 2004 Danielle Pisapia ...... 9.850, 2000 Jackie Schweitzer ...... 39.025, 2007 Dara Contreras ...... 9.850, 2002 16. Lindsay Poplaski ...... 39.000, 2012 Kristen Presutti ...... 9.850, 2003 17. Wendy Chalmers ...... 38.975, 1994 Jackie Schweitzer ...... 9.850, 2009 18. Jessica Hannah ...... 38.925, 2006 Kacy Catanzaro ...... 9.850, 2012 Kacy Catanzaro ...... 38.925, 2010 20. Stacie Hogan ...... 38.900, 2004 Balance Beam 21. Jen Beekman ...... 38.875, 2003 Liane Williams, ‘99 owns one of the top all- 1. Cari Zawistowski ...... 9.925, 2001 around scores in school history (39.275). Annukka Almenoksa ...... 9.925, 2008 3. Heather Hanson...... 9.900, 2000 Sarah Adams ...... 9.900, 2001 Jenn Baierlein ...... 9.900, 2003 Kristen Presutti ...... 9.900, 2003 Stacie Hogan ...... 9.900, 2004 Jennifer Clarke ...... 9.900, 2004 9. Gabi Weller ...... 9.875, 2000 Julija Kovaliova ...... 9.875, 2004 Christine Logan ...... 9.875, 2004 Jackie Schweitzer ...... 9.875, 2007 Decelia Willacy ...... 9.875, 2008 Kacy Catanzaro ...... 9.875, 2012

Annukka Almenoksa, ‘08 shares the Lindsay Poplaski, ‘12 owns one of the highest school record on beam with a 9.925. vault scores in school history.

20 History and Records || 2013 TIGER GYMNASTICS TIGERS’ TOP TEAM SCORES 196.800 vs. New Hampshire, Pittsburgh, March 10, 2000 196.625 vs. Maryland, March 21, 2003 195.850 at New Hampshire, March 8, 2003 195.825 vs. Temple, March 13, 1999 195.775 at East Atlantic Gymnastics League Meet at New Hamp., Mar. 29, 2003 195.700 vs. James Madison, March 17, 2003 195.625 at USA Gymnastics Meet, April 20, 2007 195.450 vs. William & Mary, February 27, 2004 195.425 at George Washington, March 8, 2000 195.425 at North Carolina, March 3, 2000 195.400 at Maryland, February 22, 2003 195.250 at George Washington, March 18, 2012 195.025 at East Atlantic Gymnastics League Meet at Pittsburgh, March 18, 2000 194.975 vs. George Washington, William & Mary, March 10, 2004 194.950 vs. Maryland, March 16, 2001

MISCELLANEOUS TEAM RECORDS Most Wins In A Season: 31, 1987-88 Most Losses In A Season: 13, 2002 Best Winning Percentage: .958 (23-1), 1989-90 Longest Winning Streak: 28, 1987-88 Top Finish At NCAA Regional: 3rd Place, 1988, 1990, 1992, 2000 Top Finish At NCAA Nationals: 9th Place, 1990 Highest NCAA Regional Score: 194.325, at Georgia, 2000 Highest Towson Center Score: 196.800, vs. Pittsburgh, New Hampshire, 2000 Highest Road Score: 195.850, at New Hampshire, 2003 Largest Towson Center Crowd: 2,577, NCAA Southeast Regionals, 1995

Carrie Leger, ‘96 qualifi ed for Nationals in 1993.

Towson’s Perfect 10.0 Scores Vault Kristen Presutti, at William & Mary, March 6, 2002 Tandy Knight, ‘91 earned All-ECAC notice four times. Bars Gabi Weller, vs. Pittsburgh, New Hampshire March 10, 2000 Floor Heather Hanson, vs. Pittsburgh, UNH, March 10, 2000 Kristen Presutti, vs. Maryland, March 21, 2003

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INDIVIDUAL MISCELANEOUS RECORDS Most Meets Most Meets in a Season: 16, Jackie Schweitzer, 2007 Most Meets in a Career: 54, Lori Salindong, 1987-90 54, Stephanie St. Angelo, 1987-90 54, Tandy Knight, 1988-91 54, Anne Sugden, 1988-91 Most Meets As an All-Around Season: 16, Jackie Schweitzer, 2007 Career: 52, Jenn Baierlein, 2000-03 Most Vault Titles Season: 11, Christina Ghani, 2006 Career: 30, Christina Ghani, 2005-08 Most Uneven Bars Titles Season: 10, Anne Sugden, 1991 Career: 25, Anne Sugden, 1988-91 Most Balance Beam Titles Season: 6, Kacy Catanzaro, 2012 Career: 17, Jackie Schweitzer, 2007-10 Most Floor Exercise Titles Season: 9, Erin Shanley, 1997 9, Kristen Presutti, 2003 9, Christina Ghani, 2006 Career: 17, Kristen Presutti, 2000-03

Most All-Around Titles Season: 9, Erin Shanley, 1997 Career: 23, Kristen Presutti, 2000-2003

Wendy Weaver, ‘92 fi nished her career as one of the top all- around performers in Towson gymnastics history. Most 9.90 Vault Scores Season: 8, Kristen Presutti, 2003 Career: 12, Kristen Presutti, 2000-03

Most 9.90 Uneven Bars Scores Season: 6, Julija Kovaliova, 2003, 2004 6, Jenn Baierlein, 2003 Career: 12, Julija Kovaliova, 2002-05 Most 9.90 Balance Beam Scores Season: 2, Heather Hanson, 2000 2, Cari Zawistowski, 2001 2, Annukka Almenoksa, 2008 Career: 3, Heather Hanson, 1997-2000

Most 9.90 Floor Exercise Scores Season: 8, Kristen Presutti, 2003 Career: 14, Kristen Presutti, 2000-03

Most 39.00 All-Around Scores Season: 7, Gabi Weller, 2000 Anne Sugden, ‘91 set a school record by winning 25 titles on 7, Kristen Presutti, 2003 bars during her college career. Career: 23, Kristen Presutti, 2000-03

22 History and Records || 2013 TIGER GYMNASTICS East Atlantic Gymnastics League All-Academic Tigers Honor Roll 2004: Jen Beekman, Amanda Clements, Jessica Hannah, Sarah Leong, NCAA Division I All-Americans Stephanie Rathbauer, Tracy Wolf 2003: Jenn Baierlein, Sara Forti, Jessica Hannah, Sarah Leong, 2000: Gabi Weller (1st team vault) Kristen Presutti, Liz Rothbard, Tracy Wolf 1997: Erin Shanley (2nd team bars) 2002: Melanie Carroll, Juliya Kovaliova, Kristen Presutti, Tracy Wolf, Cari Zawistowski NCAA Division II All-Americans 2001: Charlotte Andreasen, Sarah Myers, Kristen Presutti, 1986: Lisa Larson (2nd team, floor, All-Around) Tracy Wolf, Cari Zawistowski 2000: Charlotte Andreasen, Rufa Kreibich, Sarah Myers, AIAW Division II All-Americans Ninna Parjanen, Gabi Weller, Tracy Wolf 1999: Charlotte Andreasen, Kathy Fitzpatrick, Chrissy Minardi, 1981: Wendy Foerster Niina Parjanen, Cindy Parker, Liane Williams, Kim Yenco 1979: Candi Normile 1998: Katherine Creswell, Niina Parjanen, Cindy Parker, Danielle Pisapia, Liane Williams, Kim Yenco All-East Atlantic Gymnastics League 1997: Molly Burk, Julie Guthrie, Kelli Newcomb, Cindy Parker, Liane Williams 2004: Juliya Kovaliova (1st team bars) 1996: Julie Guthrie, Sari Lehmuskallio, Pam Johnson, Kelli Newcomb 2004: Stacie Hogan (1st team floor) 2004: Cari Zawistowski (2nd team beam) TOWSON’S EAGL AWARD WINNERS 2004: Nicole Groccia (2nd team All-Around) 2003 EAGL Gymnast of the Year: Kristen Presutti 2003: Jenn Baierlein (1st team A-A, 1st team bars, 1st team floor, 2003 Outstanding Senior Gymnast: Jenn Baierlein 2nd team vault) 2002 EAGL Gymnast of the Year: Kristen Presutti 2003: Kristen Presutti (1st team A-A, 1st team vault, 1st team beam, 2000 EAGL Co-Gymnast of the Year: Gabi Weller 1st team floor) 2003: Juliya Kovaliova (1st team bars) 1999 Outstanding Senior Gymnast: Liane Williams 1997 EAGL Coach of the Year: Dick Filbert 2002: Jenn Baierlein (1st team A-A, 1st team vault, 1st team bars, 1996 EAGL Scholar-Athlete: Sari Lehmuskallio 2nd team beam, 2nd team floor) 2002: Kristen Presutti (1st team A-A, 1st team vault, 1st team beam, 1st team floor) 2002: Sarah Adams (2nd team bars) 2001: Jenn Baierlein (1st team A-A, 1st team bars, 2nd team floor) 2001: Kristen Presutti (1st team A-A, 1st team vault, 1st team floor) 2001: Cari Zawistowski (1st team beam) 2001: Sarah Adams (1st team bars) 2000: Gabi Weller (1st team vault, 1st team bars, 1st team A-A, (2nd team beam) 2000: Heather Hanson (1st team beam, 1st team floor) 2000: Jenn Baierlein (2nd team bars, 2nd team floor, 2nd team A-A) 2000: Angie Stritt (2nd team bars) 1999: Niina Parjanen (1st team vault, 2nd team floor, 2nd team A-A) 1999: Liane Williams (1st team floor, 2nd team All-Around) 1999: Angie Stritt (1st team bars, 2nd team beam) 1999: Kim Yenco (2nd team All-Around) 1999: Charlotte Andreasen (2nd team beam) 1999: Heather Hanson (2nd team beam) 1998: Heather Hanson (1st team vault, 1st team beam, 1st team floor) 1998: Katherine Creswell (1st team bars) 1998: Kim Yenco (2nd team All-Around) 1998: Kathy Fitzpatrick (2nd team vault) 1997: Erin Shanley (1st team vault, 1st team bars, 1st team floor, 1st team A-A; 2nd team beam) 1997: Heather Hanson (1st team beam) 1997: Kathy Fitzpatrick (2nd team vault) 1996: Liane Williams (1st team vault, 1st team A-A; 2nd team bars, floor) 1996: Shawna Thompson (1st team bars, 2nd team beam) 1996: Erin Shanley (2nd team bars, 2nd team floor) Kristen Presutti, ‘03 was named as the EAGL Gymnast of the Year in 2002 and 2003.

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ALL-EASTERN COLLEGE ATHLETIC CONFERENCE (ECAC)

2012: Kacy Catanzaro (1st team vault; 1st team bars; 1st team floor; 1st team all-around) 2005: Christina Ghani (1st team all-around; 1st team vault; 1st team bars; Lindsay Poplaski (1st team vault; 1st team all-around; 2nd team floor) 1st team floor) Avis Hixon (1st team vault; 2nd team floor) Jen Beekman (1st team floor) Britney Russell (1st team floor) Nicole Groccia (1st team bars) Allison Antenucci (1st team bars) Jessica Hannah (1st team beam) Janis Konkle (1st team beam) Juliya Kovaliova (1st team bars) Lauren Ross (2nd team beam) Sarah Leong (2nd team vault) Cristina Lindo (1st team beam; 2nd team bars) 2011: Kacy Catanzaro (1st team vault; 1st team beam) Christine Logan (1st team vault; 2nd team beam) Alexa Davis (1st team floor) Jamie McDonald (1st team bars; 2nd team vault; 2nd team floor) Sasa Golob (1st team floor) Decelia Willacy (1st team vault; 2nd team beam) Avis Hixon (1st team vault; 1st team floor) Britney Russell (1st team floor) 1995: Wendy Chalmers, Karen Sturek, Joy Rudy, Sari Lehmusakallio, Kady Sullivan (2nd team vault; 2nd team floor) Erin Shanley, Melissa Weese, Katherine Creswell Megan Wooden (2nd team vault) 1994: Wendy Chalmers, Pam Johnson, Carrie Leger, Joy Rudy, Karen Sturek 2010: Alise McDonald (1st team vault; 1st team floor; 1st team all-around) 1993: Carrie Leger, Gabby Linarducci, Kim O’Keefe, Joy Rudy Jackie Schweitzer (1st team bars; 1st team beam) Megan Wooden (1st team vault; 1st team floor; 2nd team all-around) 1992: Wendy Chalmers, Julie Heilman, Jennifer Honaker, Gabby Linarducci, Emily Hill (1st team bars) Kim O’Keefe, Joan Reitz, Janine Spezio, Joanne Watson, Wendy Weaver Alyssa Dittman (1st team floor) 1991: Maureen Greim, Julie Heilman, Gabby Linarducci, Kim O’Keefe, Janine Spezio, Kacy Catanzaro (1st team vault; 2nd team bars; 2nd team beam) Anne Sugden, Wendy Weaver Avis Hixon (1st team vault) Kady Sullivan (1st team floor) 1990: Maureen Greim, Tandy Knight, Lori Salindong, Stephanie St. Angelo, Lindsay Poplaski (2nd team beam; 2nd team all-around) Carri Scott, Janine Spezio, Anne Sugden, Wendy Weaver 2009: Alise McDonald (1st team vault; 1st team floor; 1st team all-around) 1989: Tandy Knight, Lori Salindong, Carri Scott, Anne Sugden, Wendy Weaver Jackie Schweitzer (1st team bars; 1st team beam) 1988: Karen Bianchino, Tandy Knight, Lori Salindong, Stephanie St. Angelo, Megan Wooden (1st team vault; 1st team floor; 2nd team all-around) Carri Scott, Anne Sugden Emily Hill (1st team bars) 1987: Karen Bianchino, Colleen Kelly, Morris Anne Pickle, Lori Salindong, Alyssa Dittman (1st team floor) Stephanie St. Angelo Kacy Catanzaro (1st team vault; 2nd team bars; 2nd team beam) Avis Hixon (1st team vault) Kady Sullivan (1st team floor) Lindsay Poplaski (2nd team beam; 2nd team all-around) 2008: Annukka Almenoksa (1st team vault; 1st team beam; 1st team floor; 1st team all-around) Cristina Lindo (1st team bars) Alise McDonald (1st team vault) Jackie Schweitzer (1st team bars; 2nd team all-around) Decelia Willacy (1st team vault; 1st team beam; 1st team all-around) Megan Wooden (1st team all-around; 2nd team floor) 2007: Christina Ghani (1st team vault; 1st team all-around;) Decelia Willacy (1st team vault; 1st team beam; 1st team floor; 1st team all-around; 2nd team bars) Christine Logan (1st team vault; 1st team beam; 2nd team floor) Stacie Hogan (1st team vault; 1st team floor) Cristina Lindo (1st team bars; 2nd team beam) Jackie Schweitzer (1st team bars; 1st team beam; 1st team floor; 1st team all-around) Alise McDonald (1st team vault) Jessica Hannah (2nd team beam) 2006: Christina Ghani (1st team all-around; 1st team vault; 1st team bars; 1st team floor) Christine Logan (1st team vault) Jessica Hannah (1st team all-around; 1st team bars; 2nd team vault; 2nd team floor) Cristina Lindo (1st team bars; 2nd team floor) Kacy Catanzaro was fi rst team All-ECAC vaulter four times. Decelia Willacy (1st team floor; 2nd team vault)

24 History and Records || 2013 TIGER GYMNASTICS Towson’s ECAC Champions 2012: Kacy Catanzaro, Vault (9.975) 2012: Kacy Catanzaro, Bars (9.850) 2010: Alise McDonald, All-Around (38.95) 2010: Alise McDonald, Vault (9.85) 2009: Alise McDonald, Floor Exercise (9.85) 2009: Jackie Schweitzer, Bars (9.775) 2008: Annukka Almenoksa, All-Around (39.125) 2008: Annukka Almenoksa, Beam (9.925) 2008: Alise McDonald, Vault (9.85) 2007: Decelia Willacy, All-Around (38.825) 2007: Christina Ghani, Vault (9.90) 2007: Stacie Hogan, Floor Exercise (9.85) 2006: Christina Ghani, Vault (9.75) 2006: Christina Ghani, All-Around (38.500) 2005: Christine Logan, Vault (9.825) 2005: Christina Ghani, Floor (9.90) 2005: Christina Ghani, All-Around (38.95) 1995: Sari Lehmuskallio, Beam (9.85) 1993: Gabby Linarducci, Floor (9.80) 1992: Gabby Linarducci, Beam (9.75) 1991: Gabby Linarducci, All-Around (38.00) 1991: Gabby Linarducci, Floor (9.75) Gabby Linarducci, ‘93 was named as the ECAC 1991: Anne Sugden, Beam (9.60) Gymnast of the Year in 1993. in 1993. 1991: Kim O’Keefe, Bars (9.75) 1991: Gabby Linarducci, Bars (9.75) 1990: Lori Salindong, Beam (9.60) 1989: Tandy Knight, All-Around (37.60) Alise McDonald, ‘10 won four individual 1989: Wendy Weaver, Bars (9.70) ECAC championships in her career. 1989: Tandy Knight, Beam (9.60) ECAC Individual Award Winners 1988: Lori Salindong, All-Around (37.55) 1988: Tandy Knight, Beam (9.45) 2012: Vicki Chliszczyk (ECAC Coach of Year) 1988: Karen Bianchino, Floor (9.35) 2012: Kacy Catanzaro (ECAC Gymnast of Year) 1988: Anne Sugden, Bars (9.50) 2011: Vicki Chliszczyk (ECAC Coach of Year) 1988: Lori Salindong, Vault (9.55) 2011: Alexa Davis (ECAC Rookie of Year) 1987: Karen Bianchino, Vault (9.55) 2011: Avis Hixon (ECAC Specialist of Year) 1987: Karen Bianchino, Floor (9.50) 2011: Megan Wooden (ECAC Scholar of Year) 2010: Jackie Schweitzer (ECAC Specialist of Year) 2010: Jackie Schweitzer (ECAC Scholar of Year) Towson’s EAGL Champions 2010: Dick Filbert (ECAC Coach of the Year) 2004: Julija Kovaliova, Uneven Bars (9.925) 2010: Lynda Filbert (ECAC Asst. Coach of Year) 2003: Julija Kovaliova, Uneven Bars (9.925) 2008: Decelia Willacy (ECAC Gymnast of Year) 2002: Jennifer Clarke, Balance Beam (9.875) 2006: Christina Ghani (ECAC Gymnast of Year) 2000: Gabi Weller, Vault (9.925) 2005: Christina Ghani (ECAC Gymnast of Year) 2000: Gabi Weller, All-Around (39.30) 2005: Dick Filbert (ECAC Coach of the Year) 1999: Liane Williams, Vault (9.875) 2005: Lynda Filbert (ECAC Asst. Coach of Year) 1999: Liane Williams, Floor Exercise (9.900) 1995: Dick Filbert (ECAC Coach of the Year) 1997: Erin Shanley, Vault (9.900) 1995: Katherine Creswell (ECAC Rookie of Year) 1997: Erin Shanley, Uneven Bars (9.925) 1995: Sari Lehmuskallio (ECAC Scholar-Athlete) 1996: Erin Shanley, Uneven Bars (9.900) 1994: Dick Filbert (ECAC Coach of the Year) 1996: Liane Williams, Balance Beam (9.825) 1993: Gabby Linarducci (ECAC Gymnast of Year) 1996: Erin Shanley, Floor Exercise (9.800) 1992: Wendy Weaver (ECAC Gymnast of Year) 1991: Anne Sugden (ECAC Scholar-Athlete) 1990: Wendy Weaver (ECAC Scholar-Athlete) Christina Ghani, ‘07 was honored as the ECAC 1990: Dick Filbert (ECAC Coach of the Year) Gymnast of the Year in 2005 and 2006.

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National Coach of the Year Tigers’ 1,000-Point Club 1990: Dick Filbert (co-winner with Greg Marsden of Utah) 1. Jenn Baierlein 2000-03 Hicksville, N.Y. 1,952.775 pts. NCAA Southeast Regional Gymnast of the Year 2. Erin Shanley 1994-97 Virginia Beach, Va. 1,886.900 pts. 2012: Kacy Catanzaro 3. Decelia Willacy 2005-08 Silver Spring, Md. 1,865.875 pts. 2003: Kristen Presutti 4. Christina Ghani 2004-08 Burke, Va. 1,847.250 pts. NCAA Southeast Regional Coach of the Year 5. Kristen Presutti 2000-03 Toms River, N.J. 1,787.400 pts. 1990: Dick Filbert 6. Tandy Knight 1988-91 Takoma Park, Md. 1,771.875 pts. 1988: Dick Filbert 7. Alise McDonald 2006-2010 Randallstown, Md. 1,748.500 pts. NCAA Southeast Regional Asst. Coach of the Year 8. Lori Salindong 1986-90 Pottstown, Pa. 1,718.300 pts. 9. Kim Yenco 1996-99 Fresh Meadows, N.Y. 1,614.400 pts. 2005: Lynda Filbert 10. Jackie Schweitzer 2006-2010 Hicksville, N.Y. 1,638.750 pts. 1998: Lynda Filbert 11. Megan Wooden 2008-11 Baltimore, Md. 1,595.985 pts. 1995: Lynda Filbert 12. Lindsay Poplaski 2009-2012 Brick, N.J. 1,545.125 pts. CoSIDA Academic All-America (r) (At Large) 13. Katherine Creswell 1995-98 Newport News, Va. 1,543.675 pts. 1996: Sari Lehmuskallio (2nd team) 14. Liane Williams 1996-99 Virginia Beach, Va. 1,501.500 pts. 1992: Wendy Weaver (2nd team) 15. Anne Sugden 1988-91 Millersville, Md. 1,487.800 pts. 1991: Anne Sugden (2nd team) 16. Stephanie St. Angelo 1986-90 Rockville, Md. 1,430.575 pts. 17. Kacy Catanzaro 2009-12 Belleville, N.J. 1,414.305 pts. 18. Janine Spezio 1990-93 Lancaster, N.Y. 1,379.225 pts. 19. Jen Beekman 2003-06 Neptune, N.J. 1,356.550 pts. 20. Wendy Chalmers 1992-95 Bowie, Md. 1,330.600 pts. 21. Wendy Weaver 1989-92 Newark, Del. 1,313.600 pts. 22. Teresa Arnold 1979-82 Taneytown, Md. 1,311.850 pts. 23. Gabby Linarducci 1990-93 Linden, N.J. 1,276.900 pts. 24. Stacie Hogan 2004-07 Regina, Sask., Canada 1,225.450 pts. 25. Angie Stritt 1997-01 New Port Richey, Fla. 1,220.875 pts. 26. Carri Scott 1988-91 Pinellas Park, Fla. 1,214.600 pts. 27. Heather Hanson 1997-00 Phoenix, Ariz. 1,195.225 pts. 28. Cristina Lindo 2005-08 Jacksonville, Fla. 1,193.450 pts. 29. Carrie Leger 1993-95 Vernon, Conn. 1,187.795 pts. 30. Colleen Kelly 1985-89 Baltimore, Md. 1,161.300 pts. 31. Jessica Hannah 2004-07 Aiken, S.C. 1,138.670 pts. 32. Kathy Fitzpatrick 1996-99 Bayside, N.Y. 1,133.375 pts. 33. Kim O’Keefe 1991-94 Bricktown, N.J. 1,132.175 pts. 34. Christine Logan 2004-07 Clementon, N.J. 1,124.650 pts. 35. Alyssa Dittman 2009-12 Bechtelsville, Pa. 1,101.825 pts. 36. Nancy Kearns 1973-77 Lutherville, Md. 1,091.170 pts. 37. Jamie McDonald 2003-06 Virginia Beach, Va. 1,066.825 pts. 38. Michelle Truesdell 1985-88 Danbury, Conn. 1,058.750 pts. 39. Avis Hixon 2009-12 Leesburg, Va. 1,055.625 pts. 40. Danielle Pisapia 1997-00 Forked River, N.J. 1,051.000 pts. 41. Niina Parjanen 1998-00 Raisio, Finland 1,030.275 pts. 42. Pam Johnson 1993-96 Brandon, Fla. 1,027.325 pts. 43. Kim Trnka 1983-87 West Chester, Pa. 1,021.650 pts. 44. Sari Lehmuskallio 1994-96 Vantaa, Finland 1,001.550 pts. 45. Julie Heilman 1989-92 Parkland, Fla. 1,000.600 pts.

Lori Salindong, ‘90 was the Tigers’ all-time scoring leader at the time of her graduation with 1,718.30 points.

26 History and Records || 2013 TIGER GYMNASTICS Tigers’ All-Time Roster A Adams, Sarah (1999-2002) Charlotte Hall, Md. Amenoksa, Annukka (2006-09) Turko, Finland Andreasen, Charlotte (1998-2001) Kvistgaard, Denmark Antenucci, Allison (2011-2012) Plymouth Meeting, Pa. Arnold, Teresa (1979-82) Taneytown, Md Askins, Carol (1969-70) Lutherville, Md. B Baierlein, Jenn (2000-03) Levittown, N.Y. Barrciale, Natalie (1999) Woodstock, Md. Barrett, Heidi (1976) Rockville, Md. Beardsley, Emily (1972-75) Salisbury, Md. Beavers, Michelle (2006-08) Midlothian, Va. Beekman, Jen (2003-2006) Neptune, N.J. Bianchino, Karen (1987-88) Freehold, N.J. Blevins, Adele (1976-77) Baltimore, Md. Bradt, Natalie (1976-79) Midlothian, Va. Braune, Maria (2010-2012) Clarksburg, Md. Burk, Molly (1997) Millersville, Md. C Cadogen, Julie (1984) West Friendship, Md. Calloway, Shelli (1983-85) Bar Harbor, Maine Cannon, Amy (1982) Ellicott City, Md. In 1990, the Tigers qualifi ed for Nationals at Oregon State University. As the 11th seed, Carroll, Melanie (2002) Guatemala City, Guat. they turned in a very impressive 9th place fi nish. In just their fourth Catanzaro, Kacy (2009-2012) Belleville, N.J. NCAA Division I season the Tigers qualifi ed with a strong showing at the NCAA Southeast Regional Meet at Florida. Chalmers, Wendy (1992, 94, 95) Bowie, Md. Front Row: Gabby Linarducci, Janine Spezio, Wendy Weaver, Maureen Greim Christian, Margaret (1984) Woodbine, Md. Second Row: Leslie Robinson, Julie Heilman, Tandy Knight, Anne Sugden, Stephanie O’Steen Clarke, Jennifer (2001-04) N. Vancouver, B.C., Can. Third Row: Stephanie St. Angelo, Carri Scott, Lori Salindong Clements, Amanda (2004-07) Davidsonville, Md. Back Row: Coach Dick Filbert, Assistant Coach Lynda Filbert Coleman, Debbie (1984) Hagerstown, Md. Missing: Assistant Coach Mark Weber Contreras, Dara (1999-2002) Cherry Hill, N.J. Conyers, Joetta (1979-81) Midlothian, Va. G Corrigan, Bonnie (1973-74) Wymouth, Mass. Garber, Dana (1975-76) Richmond, Va. Creswell, Katherine (1995-98) Virginia Beach, Va. Ghani, Christina (2004-08) Potomac Falls, Va. Crocker, Dotty (1968-71) Glen Arm, Md. Giger, Chris (1974) Middletown, N.J. Crocker, Jenny (1968-71) Glen Arm, Md. Golob, Sasa (2011) Domzale, Slovenia Crockett, Kate (1973) Lutherville, Md. Green, Nancy (1983-85) Phoenix, Md. Cross, Judy (1968) Timonium, Md. Greif, Barbara (1971-72) Bethesda, Md. Cuddeback, Grace Ann (1971-74) West Chester, Pa. Greim, Maureen (1990-91) Gladwyne, Pa. Cumashot, Susan (1974) Richmond, Va. Griswold, Abby (2013-present) Monson, Mass. Curtis, Charlene (1972-73) Silver Spring, Md. Groccia, Nicole (2003-05) Brooklyn, N.Y. Curtis, Macalla (2011-present) Kennett Square, Pa. Gullace, Sharon (1969-71) Phoenix, Md. D Guthrie, Julie (1994-97) Midlothian, Va. Davis, Alexa (2011-present) Etters, Pa. H Dittman, Alyssa (2009-2012) Bechtelsville, Pa. Haden, Kenna (2005-06) Boring, Md. Driver, Penny (1973) Holly Springs, Md. Hannah, Jessica (2003-07) Aiken, S.C. Duncan, Jenny (1980-81) Severna Park, Md. Hanson, Heather (1997-2000) Scottsdale, Ariz. E Hanzinikitas, Margie (1977-79) Dundalk, Md. Hart, Chris (1972) New Brunswick, Canada Elstob, Megan (1984-86) Cherry Hill, N.J. Hedges, Pat (1972) York, Pa. Edmanson, Sherri (1979-82) Wilmington, Del. Heilman, Julie (1989-92) Parkland, Fla. F Heim, Kim (1985) Laurel, Md. Heflin, Judy (1978) Rockville, Md. Fehr, Paula (1973-76) Rockville, Md. Higgins, Kelley (2011) Norfolk, Va. Feldman, Linda (1982-85) Annapolis, Md. Hill, Emily (2008-2011) Great River, N.Y. Fitzpatrick, Kathy (1996-99) Bayside, N.Y. Hixon, Avis (2009-2012) Leesburg, Va. Flynn, Jane (1978) Glen Burnie, Md. Hoeck, Carol (1980-82) Columbia, Md. Fogarty, Kathy (1973-74) Baltimore, Md. Hogan, Stacie (2004-07) Regina, Sask., Canada Fogle, Belinda (1977-78) Thurmont, Md. Holweck, Marge (1973-76) Woodsboro, Md. Foerster, Wendy (1982) Baltimore, Md. Honaker, Jennifer (1992-94) Fairmont, W. Va. Forti, Sara (2001-03) Dix Hills, N.Y. Houck, Beth (1982-84) Towson, Md. Friedman, Abby (1983-84) Silver Spring, Md. Hutter, Lisbeth (1976) Carle Place, N.Y.

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O Odom, Erin (2013- present) Whitehouse, Tex. O’Keefe, Kim (1991-94) Bricktown, N.J. Oravetz, Penny (1968-71) Baltimore, Md. Osmer, Rebecca (2013- present) Atwater, Cal. O’Steen, Stephanie (1989-90) Starke, Fla. Ovetoom, Barbara (1974-77) Towson, Md. Owens, Shelly (1979) Richmond, Va. P Parjanen, Niina (1998-2000) Raisio, Finland Parker, Cindy (1997-99) Waldorf, Md. Pearson, Michelle (2001) Alexandria, Va. Pickle, Morris Anne (1986-87) Birmingham, Ala. Pisapia, Danielle (1997-2000) Forked River, N.J. Jackie Schweitzer, ‘10 was one of the Tigers’ top performers Poplaski, Lindsay (2009-2012) Brick, N.J. on uneven bars during her career. Presutti, Kristen (2000-03) Toms River, N.J. I R Isenberg, Lori (1978-81) Manchester, Conn. Raspi, Diane (1978) Baltimore, Md. Rathbauer, Stephanie (2004-06) Toms River, N.J. J Reilly, Susan (1984-86) Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Johnson, Louis (1976-77) Pompton Plains, N.J. Reitz, Joan (1992-95) Levittown, Pa. Johnson, Pam (1993-96) Brandon, Fla. Reynolds, Charlotte (1977) Richmond, Va. Jones, Carol (1973-74) Baltimore, Md. Riddle, Debra (1980) Tracy’s Landing, Md. Jung, Anna-Lisa (2006) Marburg, Germany Robinson, Leslie (1990-92) Sharptown, Md. K Ross, Lauren (2012-present) South Windsor, Conn. Kahn, Dee (1975-78) Barrington, Ill. Rothbard, Liz (2003-06) Hicksville, N.Y. Kearns, Nancy (1973-77) Lutherville, Md. Rubin, Amy (1979-81) Paoli, Pa. Kelly, Colleen (1986-89) Baltimore, Md. Rudy, Joy (1992-95) Lancaster, Pa. Kitz, Karen (1980-81) Baltimore, Md. Russell, Britney (2010-present) Gilbertsville, Pa. Knight, Tandy (1988-91) Takoma Park, Md. Knox, Kathy (1975) Carmel, N.Y. Konkle, Janis (2012-present) Boxborough, Mass. Kovaliova, Julija (2002-05) Vilnius, Lithuania Kreibich, Rufa (2000) Moers, Germany L Larson, Lisa (1986-87) Pasadena, Md. Laubscher, Nancy (1973) Silver Spring, Md. Leberman, Sherrie (1979-81) Baltimore, Md. Leger, Carrie (1993-95) Vernon, Conn. Lehmuskallio, Sari (1994-96) Helsinki, Finland Leong, Sarah (2003-06) Hampden, Maine Linarducci, Gabby (1990-93) Linden, N.J. Lindo, Cristina (2005-08) Jacksonville, Fla. Littleton, Barbara (1973) Timonium, Md. Logan, Christine (2004-2007) Clementon, N.J. Lutz, Samantha (2012-present) Murfreesboro, Tenn. M MacDonald, Lynda (1975-78) Rockville, Md. Maize, Cindy (1984-87) Hampstead, Md. McCord, Alison (1994) Coral Springs, Fla. McDonald, Alise (2007-10) Woodstock, Md. McDonald, Jamie (2002-06) Chesapeake, Va. Mehaffey, Judy (1968-71) Silver Spring, Md. Mettel, Tiffany (2008-09) Augusta, Ga. Miller, Sue (1987) Forest Hill, Md. Miller, Terry (1977-78) Columbia, Md. Munro, Bonnie (1972) Kingsville, Md. Myers, Sarah (2000-01) Derry, N.H. N Newcomb, Kelli (1996-97) Franklin, Va. Newcomer, Cindy (1977-79) Emmitsburg, Md. Jenn Baierlein, ‘03 fi nished her career as the Tigers’ all- Normile, Candy (1968-71) Lutherville, Md. time leading scorer with 1,952.775 points. Novak, Lynn (1970-71) Lutherville, Md.

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S V Salindong, Lori (1987-90) Pottstown, Pa. Veseckey, Vicki (2013-present) Leesburg, Va. Sassa, Katie (2013-present) Havre deGrace, Md. Vignola, Nicolette (2012-present) Morganville, N.J. Schweitzer, Jackie (2007-10) Hicksville, N.Y. Scott, Carri (1988-91) Pinellas Park, Fla. W Shabobo, Sharona (1980) Baltimore, Md. Waddell, Kristin (1986) Columbia, Md. Shanley, Erin (1994-97) Virginia Beach, Va. Ward, Samantha (2013-present) Clinton, Md. South, Ellen (1971-74) Glen Burnie, Md. Watson, Joanne (1992) Medford, N.J. Spence, Becky (1987-88) Home, Pa. Weaver, Wendy (1989-92) Newark, Del. Spezio, Janine (1990-93) Lancaster, N.Y. Weil, Robin (1971-74) Lutherville, Md. St. Angelo, Stephanie (1987-90) Rockville, Md. Weese, Melissa (1995) Englewood, Col. Stoss, Ann (1974) Richmond, Va. Weller, Gabi (2000) Heuhlheim, Germany Stritt, Angie (1997-2001) New Port Richey, Fla. Willacy, Decelia (2005-08) Silver Spring, Md. Stroub, Diona (2012) Congers, N.Y. Williams, Liane (1996-99) Virginia Beach, Va. Sturek, Karen (1992-95) Silver Spring, Md. Wilson, Terri (1987-88) Baltimore, Md. Sugarman, Debbie (1985-87) Hazleton, Pa. Wolf, Tracy (2000-04) Fallston, Md. Sugden, Anne (1988-91) Millersville, Md. Wooden, Megan (2008-2011) Baltimore, Md. Sullivan, Kady (2009-2012) Walpole, Mass. Y T Yenco, Kim (1996-99) Fresh Meadow, N.Y. Thayer, Kathy (1972-74) Ferndale, Md. Thomas, Alex (1982-84) Columbia, Md. Z Thompson, Lydia (2013-present) Bel Air, Md. Zawistowski, Cari (2001-05) Syosset, N.Y. Thompson, Shawna (1994-97) Burlington, Mass. Zografos, Ann (1988) Cape Elizabeth, Maine Trader, Abby (2008-09) Baltimore, Md. Trader, Kim (1993) Pocomoke, Md. Trnka, Kim (1984-87) West Chester, Pa. Truesdell, Michelle (1985-88) Danbury, Conn. Head Coaches Chliszczyk, Vicki 2011-present Filbert, Dick 1983-2010 McGinty, George 1967-81 Normile, Candy 1975 Normile, Dwight 1982

Assistant Coaches Adams, Sarah 2003 Baierlein, Jenn 2004-05 Boss, Vicki 1977-81 Coffman, David 1988-89 Contreras, Dara 2003 Council, Caitlin 2007 Duncan, Jenny 1987-88 Evans, Virginia 1969-72 Filbert, Lynda 1988-2010 Ghani, Christina 2008-09 Hayes, Jim 2011 Kovaliova, Juliya 2008-10 Lehmuskallio, Sari 1997-98 Nixon, Jay 2003 Nuttal, Sam 1975 Parjanen, Niina 2001 Pippin, Glenn 1981 Reilly, Sue 1987 Schaller, Becky 2011-present Weaver, Wendy 1993-95 Weber, Mark 1990-91 Wennersten, Bill 1984-86, 1989 Young, Joel 2005

The 2007 Tigers won the USA Gymnastics National Cham- pionship at Seattle Pacifi c.

29 2013 TIGER GYMNASTICS || EAGL EAST ATLANTIC GYMNASTICS LEAGUE

The East Atlantic Gymnastics League (EAGL) 2009 EAGL Championship at North Carolina State became a reality on July 31, 1995, when eight univer- 1. North Carolina State ...... 195.700 sities banded together to form a union solely for the 2. West Virginia ...... 195.500 purpose of showcasing women’s gymnastics on the 3. North Carolina ...... 194.825 East Coast. 4. Pittsburgh ...... 194.675 The league presently consists of the University 5. New Hampshire ...... 194.650 of Maryland, University of North Carolina, and North 6. Maryland ...... 194.525 Carolina State University of the Atlantic Coast Confer- 7. George Washington ...... 193.050 ence; University of Pittsburgh and Rutgers University 8. Rutgers ...... 189.125 of the Big East Conference; George Washington Uni- versity of the Atlantic 10 Conference; the University 2008 EAGL Championship at West Virginia of New Hampshire of the America East Conference 1. West Virginia ...... 196.050 and Towson University of the Colonial Athletic Asso- 2. North Carolina State ...... 195.475 ciation. 3. New Hampshire ...... 194.550 Since the EAGL was founded, there has been very 4. North Carolina ...... 193.950 little fluxuation of conference membership. 5. Maryland ...... 193.375 The eight charter members remained unchanged 6. Pittsburgh ...... 193.175 from 1996 to 2004 when Towson left the EAGL to 7. George Washington ...... 192.975 rejoin the Eastern College Athletic Conference (ECAC). 8. Rutgers ...... 189.025 Towson was replaced by George Washington in the league’s lineup. 2007 EAGL Championship at Maryland 2005 EAGL Championship at North Carolina St. The EAGL remained the same from 2005 to 2012 1. North Carolina State...... 195.475 1. North Carolina ...... 195.975 when West Virginia departed the EAGL due to WVU’s 2. West Virginia ...... 195.300 2T. Maryland ...... 195.200 new all-sports affiliation with the Big 12 Conference. 3. North Carolina ...... 194.925 2T. West Virginia...... 195.200 When WVU left the EAGL, Towson returned to the 4. Pittsburgh ...... 194.150 4. North Carolina State ...... 194.975 league that it left in 2005. 5. George Washington ...... 192.775 5. George Washington ...... 194.200 In August 1996, the NCAA Council accepted the 6. Rutgers ...... 192.600 6. New Hampshire ...... 193.250 EAGL as an official affiliated member of the NCAA. 7. New Hampshire ...... 191.525 7. Rutgers ...... 192.625 8. Maryland ...... 191.175 8. Pittsburgh ...... 191.100

2006 EAGL Championship at Rutgers 2004 EAGL Championship at Pittsburgh 1. North Carolina ...... 195.325 1. West Virginia ...... 197.050 2. North Carolina State ...... 195.075 2. North Carolina ...... 196.725 2012 EAGL Championship at Pittsburgh 3. West Virginia ...... 194.900 3. North Carolina State ...... 196.600 1. West Virginia ...... 196.475 4. New Hampshire ...... 194.450 4. Pittsburgh ...... 196.050 2. North Carolina State ...... 196.000 5. Maryland ...... 194.175 5. Maryland ...... 196.025 3. Maryland ...... 195.950 6. George Washington ...... 193.775 6. New Hampshire ...... 195.950 4. North Carolina ...... 195.550 7. Rutgers ...... 191.425 7. Towson ...... 194.650 5. Pittsburgh ...... 195.375 8. Pittsburgh ...... 190.225 8. Rutgers ...... 192.475 6. New Hampshire ...... 195.225 7. George Washington ...... 194.050 8. Rutgers ...... 193.850

2011 EAGL Championship at George Washington 1. North Carolina ...... 195.300 2. New Hampshire ...... 195.175 3. Maryland ...... 195.025 4. West Virginia ...... 193.725 5. Rutgers ...... 193.625 6. North Carolina State ...... 193.450 7. Pittsburgh ...... 192.875 8. George Washington ...... 192.575

2010 EAGL Championship at New Hampshire 1. North Carolina ...... 196.025 2. North Carolina State ...... 195.700 3. West Virginia ...... 195.075 4. New Hampshire ...... 194.700 5. Pittsburgh ...... 194.400 6. Maryland ...... 194.200 7. George Washington ...... 193.575 8. Rutgers ...... 187.650 The Tigers hosted the EAGL Championship Meet in the Towson Center in 2002.

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2002 EAGL Championship at Towson 1. North Carolina ...... 196.425 2. West Virginia ...... 196.025 3. Maryland ...... 194.825 4. North Carolina State ...... 194.725 5. New Hampshire ...... 194.375 6. Pittsburgh ...... 194.275 7. Rutgers ...... 192.700 8. Towson ...... 192.350

2001 EAGL Championship at North Carolina 1. West Virginia ...... 196.375 2. Maryland ...... 195.875 3. Towson ...... 194.600 4. New Hampshire ...... 194.375 5. North Carolina ...... 193.325 6. North Carolina State...... 193.275 7. Rutgers ...... 191.825 8. Pittsburgh ...... 191.025

2000 EAGL Championship at Pittsburgh 1. North Carolina State...... 196.000 2. Pittsburgh ...... 195.275 3. Maryland ...... 195.050 4. Towson ...... 195.025 5. West Virginia ...... 194.700 6. New Hampshire ...... 194.550 7. North Carolina ...... 194.475 8. Rutgers ...... 191.625 Kristen Presutti, ‘03 was the EAGL Gymnast of the Year twice. 2003 EAGL Championship at New Hampshire 1999 EAGL Championship at Maryland 1. New Hampshire ...... 196.750 1. North Carolina State...... 196.050 Jennifer Clarke, ‘05 won the EAGL cham- 2. North Carolina State ...... 196.675 2. Maryland ...... 195.475 pionship on the balance beam in 2002. 3. North Carolina ...... 196.025 3. New Hampshire ...... 194.800 1998 EAGL Championship at Rutgers T-4. Towson...... 195.775 4. North Carolina ...... 194.675 1. West Virginia ...... 195.500 T-4. Maryland ...... 195.775 5. Towson ...... 194.325 2. New Hampshire ...... 193.850 6. West Virginia ...... 195.650 6. West Virginia ...... 194.100 3. North Carolina State ...... 193.825 7. Pittsburgh ...... 193.975 7. Pittsburgh ...... 192.850 4. Maryland ...... 192.675 8. Rutgers ...... 193.025 8. Rutgers ...... 192.375 5. Towson ...... 192.450 6. Pittsburgh ...... 192.225 EAGL Annual Award Winners 7. North Carolina ...... 190.975 8. Rutgers ...... 190.875 EAGL Gymnast of the Year EAGL Coach of the Year 1997 EAGL Championship at North Carolina St. 2012: Hope Sloanhoffer, West Virginia 2012: Mark Stevenson, North Carolina State 1. West Virginia ...... 196.000 2011: Amy Bielski, West Virginia 2011: Margie Foster Cunningham, George Washington 2010: Christine Nguyen, North Carolina 2010: Derek Galvin, North Carolina 2. North Carolina State ...... 195.100 2009: Christine Nguyen, North Carolina 2009: Bob Nelligan, Maryland 3. New Hampshire ...... 193.100 2008: Christine Nguyen, North Carolina 2008: Mark Stevenson, North Carolina State 4. Pittsburgh ...... 192.850 2007: Janae Cox, West Virginia 2007: Mark Stevenson, North Carolina State 5. North Carolina ...... 192.325 2006: Courtney Bumpers, North Carolina 2006: Mark Stevenson, North Carolina State 6. Towson ...... 192.100 2005: Amanda Hall, New Hampshire 2005: Derek Galvin, North Carolina 7. Maryland ...... 191.775 2004: Courtney Bumpers, North Carolina 2004: Derek Galvin, North Carolina 8. Rutgers ...... 190.050 2003: Kristen Presutti, Towson 2003: Gail Goodspeed, New Hampshire 2002: Kristen Presutti, Towson 2002: Derek Galvin, North Carolina 1996 EAGL Championship at West Virginia 2001: Dinorh Boyd, West Virginia 2001: Linda Burdette, West Virginia 1. West Virginia ...... 194.600 Suzanne Poretz, New Hampshire 2000: Derek Galvin, North Carolina 2. Towson ...... 193.725 2000: Gabi Weller, Towson 1999: Bob Nelligan, Maryland 3. North Carolina State ...... 192.300 Brooke Wilson, North Carolina 1998: Linda Burdette, West Virginia; 4. Maryland ...... 192.250 1999: Danielle “Freddie” Alba, Pittsburgh Mark Stevenson, North Carolina State; 5. New Hampshire ...... 191.700 1998: Umme Salim, West Virginia Deb Yohman, Pittsburgh 6. North Carolina ...... 189.300 1997: Kristin Quackenbush, West Virginia 1997: Dick Filbert, Towson 1996: Christi Newton, North Carolina State 1996: Linda Burdette, West Virginia 7. Pittsburgh ...... 189.150 8. Rutgers ...... 188.000

31 2013 TIGER GYMNASTICS || ECAC

In 2010, the Tigers won their sixth consecutive ECAC cham- In 1995, the Tigers won their seventh ECAC title in eight pionship in a close meet at Temple. years by capturing the championship at Pittsburgh.

From 1987 to 2012, Towson University has been Tigers had 56 gymnasts earn All-ECAC the dominant team in the Eastern College Athletic notice. Eight gymnasts, including Conference (ECAC), winning 14 of a possible 17 cham- Lori Salindong, ‘90, Stephanie St. pionships. Angelo, ‘90, Carri Scott, ‘91, Tandy The Tigers were members of the ECAC for two Knight, ‘91, Anne Sugden, ‘91, Julie different stretches. From 1987 until 1995, the Tigers Heilman, ‘92, Wendy Weaver, ‘92, competed in the ECAC and won eight championships Gabby Linarducci, ‘93, and Janine in nine years. Spezio, ‘93 were members of ECAC In 2010, the Tigers won their sixth consecutive championship teams four years in a effort to win the 2008 title. Towson won the meet ECAC title and they had to come from behind to pull row. with a 193.950 score. Annukka Almenoksa led the out the win. Senior Alise McDonald led the Tigers by From 1987 to 1995, Towson had 20 individual Tigers to the title by winning the all-around (39.15). winning the all-around and the vault. ECAC champions. Salindong (1988), Knight (1989) and She also took first on beam (9.925), tying a school The 2010 ECAC title sent Coach Dick Filbert and Linarducci (1991) were ECAC all-around champions. record. McDonald won the ECAC vault championship Assistant Coach Lynda Filbert into retirement with Linarducci, the 1993 ECAC Gymnast of the with a 9.85 score. another ECAC championship. Year, won the all-around and bars title in 1991, Honored as the ECAC Gymnast of the Year prior to In their first nine years of ECAC domination, the the beam title in 1992 and the floor title as a the meet, Willacy was fourth on vault (9.775), second senior. In her career, Sugden was the ECAC bars on beam (9.875) and third in the all-around (38.975). champion twice (1988 and 1989) while sharing the Cristina Lindo and Willacy were named as All-ECAC ECAC CHAMPIONS beam title in 1991. picks for the fourth straight year. 2012: Pennsylvania Salindong, Sugden and Weaver share the rare dis- Since 1984, there have been 31 ECAC Championship 2011: Cornell tinction of earning All-ECAC honors four times. Lin- Meets. Towson has won 14 titles while New Hampshire 2010: Towson arducci, Spezio, St. Angelo, Knight, Scott, Joy Rudy and William & Mary have won four each. 2009: Towson and Kim O’Keefe were named All-ECAC three times. 2008: Towson The Tigers’ streak ended in 1994 when New Hamp- 2007: Towson 2006: Towson shire edged the Tigers for the championship. 2005: Towson In 1995, the Tigers won the title they had lost in 2004: Pennsylvania 1994. Towson set a school and meet record with a 2003: Pennsylvania 194.075 score, beating defending champion New 2002: William & Mary Hampshire by nearly three points. 2001: William & Mary In 2005, Towson University returned to the ECAC 2000: William & Mary and celebrated its return by winning its ninth title. 1999: William & Mary In a meet at James Madison University, the Tigers 1998: Pennsylvania posted a 194.525 team score to edge Rhode Island for 1997: James Madison 1996: Northeastern the title. Christina Ghani led the way by winning the 1995: Towson all-around and finishing first on floor. 1994: New Hampshire In 2006, the Tigers won their second title in a row 1993: Towson by edging William & Mary for the championship. Led 1992: Towson by Ghani and Jess Hannah, who were one-two in the 1991: Towson all-around, the Tigers posted a 191.275 team score to 1990: Towson nip the Tribe. Ghani also tied for first on vault. 1989: Towson In 2007, Decelia Willacy led Towson to a 193.650 1988: Towson team score by winning the all-around (38.85). Senior 1987: Towson 1986: New Hampshire Stacie Hogan won the ECAC title on floor and Ghani Vicki Chliszczyk (left) was named as 1985: New Hampshire took first place on vault. the ECAC Coach of the Year in 2012 1984: New Hampshire With Ghani, the two-time ECAC Gymnast of the Year while Kacy Catanzaro was the 2012 on the sidelines with an injury, the Tigers used a team ECAC Gymnast of the Year.

32 Junior Alexa Davis SENIOR BRITNEY RUSSELL

January 12 at William & Mary 4:00 pm 19 at Penn State with Minnesota, Kent State 7:00 pm 26 BRIDGEPORT, LINDENWOOD, URSINUS 4:00 pm February 2 at Cornell University 12 noon 8 at Maryland with New Hampshire, North Carolina State 7:00 pm 17 SHELLI CALLOWAY MEMORIAL INVITATIONAL - ALUMNAE DAY 1:00 pm 24 at West Virginia with New Hampshire, Michigan 2:00 pm March 2 at New Hampshire with Yale, Brown 4:00 pm 8 RUTGERS 7:00 pm 15 GEORGE WASHINGTON, WEST CHESTER, SOUTHERN CONN. 7:00 pm 17 at George Washington with Maryland, Brown 1:00 pm 23 at EAGL Championship Meet at North Carolina TBA April 6 at NCAA Regional Meet TBA