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Collegiate Records Collegiate Records Individual Records ................................................................... 2 Individual Leaders ................................................................... 2 Single-Game Records ...................................................... 2 Season Records ................................................................... 3 Career Records .................................................................... 6 Team Records ............................................................................ 10 Team Leaders ............................................................................. 10 Single-Game Records ...................................................... 10 Season Records ................................................................... 11 2 COLLEGIATE FIELD HOCKEY - INDIVIDUAL RECORDS GOALS PER GAME GOALS-AGAINST AVERAGE Individual Records Season Season 2.74—Sally Northcroft, Ball St. (I), 1999 (52 in 19 games) 0.13—Kim Decker, Old Dominion (I), 1992 (1,651 minutes, Career 3 goals allowed) Official NCAA field hockey statistics began in 1981 and are 1.91—Stacey Ann Siu-Butt, American (I), 1994-96 (103 in Career based on information submitted to the NCAA statistics service 54 games) 0.27—Jeanne Bizzoco, TCNJ (III), 1994-95 (2,586 minutes, by institutions participating in the statistics rankings, and in- 10 goals allowed) formation maintained by the National Field Hockey Coaches ASSISTS Association and Chip Rogers, director of emerging programs Game for the NFHCA. In statistical rankings, the rounding of percent- 7—Heather Eastburn, Old Dominion (I) vs. VCU, Nov. 2, ages and/or averages may indicate ties where none exists. In 1996 Miscellaneous these cases, the numerical order of the rankings is accurate. Season 64—Jill Reeve, Old Dominion (I), 1991 Career GOALIE WINS 139—Jill Reeve, Old Dominion (I), 1989-92 Season 26—Kathy Fosina, Old Dominion (I), 1991; Kathy Fosina, Offense Old Dominion (I), 1988 ASSISTS PER GAME Career Season 99—Kathy Fosina, Old Dominion (I), 1988-91 POINTS 2.46—Jill Reeve, Old Dominion (I), 1991 (64 in 26 games) Career Game 1.35—Jill Reeve, Old Dominion (I), 1989-92 (135 in 103 GOALIE WINNING PERCENTAGE 22—Wendy Wilson, Chris. Newport (III), vs. Trinity games) Season (Washington), Sept. 28, 2001 (9 goals, 4 assists) 1.000—Melanie Hopkins, UMass Lowell (II), 2010 (24- Season 0); Brianna O’Donnell, North Carolina (I), 2007 (21-0); 151—Marina DiGiacomo, Old Dominion (I), 2000 (63 goals, Emileigh Mercer, Bowdoin (III), 2007 (19-0); Tracey Hudak, 25 assists) Defense Bloomsburg (II), 2006 (22-0); Trisha Leitzel, Bloomsburg Career (II), 2002 (21-0); Ashley Hohnstine, Maryland (I), 1999 414—Marina DiGiacomo, Old Dominion (I), 1997-00 (167 (19-0); Trisha Leitzel, Bloomsburg (II), 1999 (19-0); Kim goals, 80 assists) Decker, Old Dominion (I), 1992 (25-0); Ashley Graves, SAVES Trinity (CT) (III), 1992 (15-0); Kathy Fosina, Old Dominion Game (I), 1991 (26-0); Pam Ingersoll, Trinity (CT) (III), 1986 (14-0) POINTS PER GAME 65—Moira Rooney, Goucher (III) vs. Mary Washington, Career Season 1991 .975—Emileigh Mercer, Bowdoin (III), 2005-08 (39-1) 5.81—Marina DiGiacomo, Old Dominion (I), 2000 (151 in Season 26 games) 490—Kelly Cochran, Earlham (III), 1997 Career Career GOALIE SHUTOUTS 4.57—Stacey Ann Siu-Butt, American (I), 1994-96 (247 in 1,332—Robin Cardin, Oberlin (III), 1984-87 Season 54 games) 21—Kim Decker, Old Dominion (I), 1992 Career GOALS SAVE PERCENTAGE 71—Kathy Fosina, Old Dominion (I), 1988-91 Season Game 9—Wendy Wilson, Chris. Newport (III), vs. Trinity .996—Annette Mullen, Messiah (III), 1984 GOALIE MINUTES PLAYED Career (Washington), Sept. 28, 2001 Season Season .941—Jeanne Bizzoco, TCNJ (III), 1994-95 (160 saves, 10 1,890—Michele Monahan, Penn St. (I), 1986 goals allowed) 63—Marina DiGiacomo, Old Dominion (I), 2000 Career Career 6,803—Kim Decker, Old Dominion (I), 1992-95 167—Marina DiGiacomo, Old Dominion (I), 1997-00; Maaike Hilbrand, Old Dominion (I), 1988-89, 91-92 GOALS Individual Leaders Name, Team (Division) Date Opponent Goals Wendy Wilson, Chris. Newport (III) .....................9/28/2001 Trinity (Washington) 9 Sally Northcroft, Ball St. (I) .......................................9/18/99 American 7 Renie Amoss, Goucher (III) .........................................1991 7 Litsa Coroneous, Lynchburg (III) ...........................10/24/90 Hollins 7 SINGLE-GAME RECORDS Robin Schwartz, TCNJ (III) ...........................................1984 Widener 7 Annette Brow, Bentley (II) ...........................................1983 7 Offense Cindy Runnette, Wooster (III) .....................................1981 Muskingum 7 Candace Waldie, Merrimack (II) ...........................9/12/2012 Saint Michael’s 6 Allie Stein, Smith (III).................................................9/8/2012 Bay Path 6 POINTS Stephanie Sideris, Bentley (II) ............................. 10/22/2011 Southern Conn. St. 6 Name, Team (Division) Date Opponent G A Pts. Ellen West, Bellarmine (II) ......................................9/25/2011 Trine 6 Wendy Wilson, Chris. Newport (III) .............. 9/28/2001 Trinity (Washington) 9 4 22 Allie Stein, Smith (III)................................................9/10/2011 Bay Path 6 Renie Amoss, Goucher (III) ...................................1991 7 3 17 Michaela Franey, U New England (III) ................10/9/2010 Regis (MA) 6 Michaela Franey, U New England (III) ......... 10/9/2010 Regis (MA) 6 3 15 Kathleen Sharkey, Princeton (I)............................9/10/2010 Richmond 6 Elsbeth Vesterre, Kent St. (I) ..............................10/2/98 Louisville 6 3 15 Caitlyn Walker, Lasell (III) ........................................10/8/2008 Elms 6 Annette Brow, Bentley (II) .....................................1983 7 1 15 Jennie Moore, Ursinus (III) .....................................9/20/2008 Haverford 6 Kristen Moyer, East. Mennonite (III) ..................2003 Sweet Briar 6 2 14 Kristen Moyer, East. Mennonite (III) ........................2003 Sweet Briar 6 Sally Northcroft, Ball St. (I) .................................9/18/99 American 7 0 14 Kate McGrane, Rosemont (III) ................................9/7/2002 Wilson 6 Stacey Siu-Butt, American (I) ............................9/23/94 VCU 6 2 14 Elsbeth Vesterre, Kent St. (I) ....................................10/2/98 Louisville 6 Litsa Coroneous, Lynchburg (III) .....................10/24/90 Hollins 7 0 14 Jill Lusher, Michigan St. (I) .......................................10/3/97 Saint Louis 6 Robin Schwartz, TCNJ (III) .....................................1984 Widener 7 0 14 Kerry Lessard, Iowa (I) ...............................................9/20/97 Pacific 6 Cindy Runnette, Wooster (III) ...............................1981 Muskingum 7 0 14 Stacey Siu-Butt, American (I) ..................................9/29/96 Saint Joseph’s 6 Allie Stein, Smith (III)......................................... 9/11/2012 Elms 5 3 13 Stacey Siu-Butt, American (I) ................................... 9/1/96 Villanova 6 Allie Stein, Smith (III)...........................................9/8/2012 Bay Path 6 1 13 Denise Nasca, Northeastern (I) .............................10/25/95 Harvard 6 Stephanie Sideris, Bentley (II) .......................10/22/2011 Southern Conn. St. 6 1 13 Stacey Siu-Butt, American (I) ..................................9/23/94 VCU 6 Allie Stein, Smith (III)......................................... 9/10/2011 Bay Path 6 1 13 Dina Comuzzi, McDaniel (III) ..................................10/12/91 Goucher 6 Jennie Moore, Ursinus (III) .............................. 9/20/2008 Haverford 6 1 13 Gina Hoover, East. Mennonite (III) ...........................1991 Va. Wesleyan 6 Elaine Turchi, Temple (I) .....................................10/29/81 Rowan 6 1 13 Jane Catanzaro, Temple (I) .......................................9/19/90 Hofstra 6 27 times, most recent: Jane Catanzaro, Temple (I) ........................................ 9/5/90 Drexel 6 Morgan Lockwood, Babson (III) ...................10/13/2012 Smith 5 2 12 Elaine Siddall, Clark (MA) (III) .....................................1984 Bridgewater St. 6 Candace Waldie, Merrimack (II) .................... 9/12/2012 Saint Michael’s 6 0 12 COLLEGIATE FIELD HOCKEY - INDIVIDUAL LEADERS 3 Name, Team (Division) Date Opponent Goals Name, Team (Division) Date Opponent Saves Elaine Turchi, Temple (I) ...........................................10/29/81 Rowan 6 Irene Smith, Franklin Pierce (II) ..................................9/23/2001 Lock Haven 41 Cindy Runnette, Wooster (III) .....................................1981 Earlham 6 Mary-Alice Zavocki, Lehigh (I) .....................................10/10/91 West Chester 41 Cindy Runnette, Wooster (III) .....................................1981 Kalamazoo 6 Sheila Donahue, Manhattanville (III) ........................10/17/85 TCNJ 41 Heather Murray, Wheelock (III) ..................................9/25/2005 Me.-Farmington 40 Missi Schafhauser, Johns Hopkins (III) .....................9/27/2001 40 ASSISTS Chris Hempt, Shippensburg (II) ...................................... 1993 Lock Haven 40 Name, Team (Division) Date Opponent Assists Chris Cunneen, Hofstra (I) .............................................. 9/17/88 Delaware 40 Heather Eastburn, Old Dominion (I) ....................11/2/96 VCU 7 Donna DeNoble, Virginia (I) ............................................. 1986 Old Dominion 40 Deanna DiCroce, Lafayette (I)............................. 10/16/2010 Holy Cross 6 Katie O’Donnell,
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