2019 LACROSSE TABLE OF CONTENTS

Quick Facts...... 3 BIG EAST Conference...... 4 Opponents...... 5 Roster...... 6 Team Photo...... 7 Coaches Bios...... 8-12 Players Bios...... 13-52 Captains...... 13 Seniors...... 14-23 Juniors...... 24-31 Sophomores...... 32-40 Freshmen...... 41-50 History...... 51-63

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UNIVERSITY INFORMATION Location...... Villanova, Pa. Founded...... 1842 Enrollment...... 6,390 undergraduate ...... 10,728 total Nickname...... Wildcats School Colors...... Blue and White President...... Rev. Peter M. Donohue, O.S.A. 2019 Women's Lacrosse Director of Athletics...... Mark Jackson Athletic Dept. Phone...... 610-519-4090 Quick Facts COACHING STAFF Head Coach...... Julie Young ...... Princeton '01 (8th season) 2019 VILLANOVA SCHEDULE Years at Villanova...... 8 DATE DAY OPPONENT TIME Record at Villanova...... 44-70 Feb. 9 Saturday at Duke 1 p.m. Career Record...... 77-88 Feb. 16 Saturday CORNELL 1 p.m. Assistant Coach...... Jackie Cifarelli Feb. 23 Saturday SIENA 4 p.m...... Ohio State ‘15 (2nd season) Feb. 27 Wednesday NAVY 3 p.m. Assistant Coach...... Halle Majorana Mar. 2 Saturday at Saint. Joseph's 12 p.m...... Syracuse ‘16 (2nd season) Mar. 6 Wednesday HOLY CROSS 1 p.m. Assistant Coach...... Kate Goldstein Mar. 9 Saturday at Drexel 1 p.m...... McDaniel College ‘14 (2nd season) Mar. 12 Tuesday ARMY 3 p.m. Lacrosse Office Phone...... 610-519-6453 Mar. 16 Saturday RICHMOND 1 p.m. Mar. 19 Tuesday at Columbia 6 p.m. TEAM INFORMATION Mar. 30 Saturday at Marquette* 12 p.m. CT 2018 Record...... 9-7 Apr. 2 Tuesday at Princeton 7 p.m. Home...... 5-2 Apr. 6 Saturday at Old Dominion * 1 p.m. Away...... 4-5 Apr. 13 Saturday GEORGETOWN* 1 p.m. Neutral...... 0-0 Apr. 17 Wednesday at Temple 5 p.m. BIG EAST Record...... 4-5 Apr. 20 Saturday at Butler* 12 p.m. BIG EAST Finish...... 5th Apr. 26 Friday Denver* 7 p.m. Team...... May. 2 Thursday BIG EAST Semis @Marquette TBA Seniors...... 10 May. 4 Saturday BIG EAST Champs @ Marquette TBA Juniors...... 8 Home Matches in BOLD *BIG EAST event Sophomores...... 9 Freshmen...... 10

STADIUM INFORMATION Honoring 30 Years of Home Field...... Villanova Stadium Capacity...... 2,000 Villanova Women's Lacrosse Surface...... Field Turf

MEDIA RELATIONS Women's Lacrosse Contact...... Annette Hogan Office Phone...... 610-519-6460 Cell Phone...... 845-807-6185 Contact E-mail...... [email protected] Website...... www.villanova.com

Media Relations Mailing Address: Villanova University Athletics 800 East Lancaster Avenue Jake Nevin Fieldhouse Villanova, Pa. 19085

SOCIAL MEDIA Instagram...... @NovaWLax Twitter...... @NovaWLax Facebook...... facebook.com/NovaWLacrosse #Honor30Years 3 BIG EAST

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# Name Pos. Yr. Hometown High School 1 Carlye Maita M SR Lavallette, N.J. West Morris Mendham 3 Alexis Leighton A SR Garden City, N.Y. Garden City HS 4 Natalie Williams A SO Winter Park, Fla. Winter Park HS 5 Caroline Phelps M FR Natick, Mass. The Rivers School 6 Christine Graziano A SR Mendham, N.J. West Morris Mendham 7 Courtney Orella A JR Nortport, N.Y. Northport 8 Molly Driscoll M FR Summit, N.J. Summit High School 9 Devin Hassinger M R-SR Glenmoore, Pa. Owen J. Roberts 10 Nicole Lee D SR McLean, Va. Langley 11 Sydney Frank D FR Bel Air, Md. C. Milton Wright HS 12 Maggie O’Neill D SR Chatham, N.J. Chatham 13 Kim McDonough M JR Pennington, N.J. Hopewell Valley 14 Libby McKenna M FR Fairfield, Conn. Fairfield Warde HS 15 Laura Persinski D SR McLean, Va. The Potomac School 16 Maggie Jennings M JR Fair Haven, N.J. Rumson Fair Haven Regional 17 Taylor Ferry D SO Philadelphia, Pa. Springside Chesnut Hill Acad. 18 Olivia Farrington M SO Atlantic Highlands, N.J. Red Bank Catholic 20 Elizabeth Trojan A JR Airmont, N.Y. Suffern 21 Elizabeth Pawlak D FR Huntington, N.Y. St. Anthony's HS 22 Julia Arrix D SR Darien, Conn. Darien 23 Hanna Driscoll M FR Denville, N.J. Morris Catholic HS 24 Grainger Rosati M JR Boonton Township, N.J. Mountain Lakes 25 Khaia Baranowski GK JR Marlton, N.J. Camden Catholic 26 Olivia Piccirilli A FR Davidsonville, Md. Archbishop Spalding HS 28 Kelsey Mentzer D SO Landenberg, Pa. Kennett High School 29 Katie Comerford A JR Yorktown Heights, N.Y. Yorktown 30 Olivia Gonsalves GK SR Stony Brook, N.Y. Ward Melville 32 Haley Driscoll A SO Denville, N.J. Morris Catholic HS 35 Devon Brown A SR Basking Ridge, N.J. Ridge 36 Alexa Tsahalis M FR Mahwah, N.J. Saddle River Day School 37 Nicole Concannon A SO Syosset, N.Y. Syosset HS 38 Sarah Kaval A SO Garden City, NY.. Garden City HS 39 Ashley Lynch A JR Cold Spring Harbor, N.Y. Cold Spring Harbor 40 Brittany Bruno A SO Rumson, NJ Rumson Fair Haven HS 44 Phoebe Christos M FR Wayne, Pa. Episcopal Academy 47 Taylor Lucey A SO Newtown Square, Pa. Episcopal Academy 54 Alexa Moro GK FR Westport, Conn. Staples HS

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Julie Young Head Coach | 8th Season

Julie Young enters her eighth season at the helm of Villanova women’s lacrosse in 2019. Young started her career as head coach of the Wild- cats in 2012.

At the end of the 2018 season, Young and her team had recorded an overall record of 9–7 and finished fifth in the BIG EAST with a confer- ence record of 4-5. Her sophomore attacker, Katie Comerford earned a spot on the All-BIG EAST Second Team while senior Devin Hassinger set a single season record for draw controls with 83. Hassinger broke the previous record of 76, set by Jackie Froccaro in 2015.

In 2017, Young had coached her first BIG EAST Freshman of the Year in Comerford. The attacker became the first ever Villanova player to win BIG EAST Freshman of the Year after finishing the season as the top-scoring freshman in the conference with 40 goals, 16 assists and 56 points. She led the Wildcats in all three categories. Her 2.78 goals per game was third best in the conference, while her 3.89 points per game average ranked fifth.

The 2016 campaign saw grad student Jackie Froccaro conclude her illustrious Wildcat career as the second all-time leading scorer in program history, finishing her career with 130 goals and 24 assists for a total of 154 points. The grad student also finished her career ranked second all-time in draw controls with 138, tallying a season high 76 during her junior year.

The Wildcats defeated their first ranked team in program history in the 2016 season, taking down #19 Delaware 11-9 at Villanova Stadium. The Blue Hens were previously undefeated on the road.

The 2015 season saw many firsts for the program; the team qualified for the BIG EAST Tournament, senior Froccaro was named BIG EAST Attacker of the Year, and four players were named to the BIG EAST Weekly Honor Roll.

It was a strong 12-10 victory over fellow BIG EAST team Vanderbilt in the regular season that gave the Wildcats their playoff spot. With two late goals, the first with 4:35 and the last with 0:04; both scored by Mucci and assisted by Froccaro that gave the Wildcats the lead and the win. This win guar- anteed the Wildcat’s the No. 4 seed in the BIG EAST Tournament.

From 2014 to 2015, Villanova posted a winning record. In 2015, the Wildcats finished 9-7 and 4-3 in the BIG EAST. Their nine-win season was the most wins since 2002.

2015 graduate Jessica Mucci, grabbed the all-time career assist record with 102. Mucci also grabbed the single-season assists record with 39 during her sophomore year in 2013.

Young has coached multiple BIG EAST first and second team members as head coach of the Wildcats. She has also mentored teams that have succeeded in the classroom, earning the IWLCA Team Aca- demic Award and many individual IWLCA academic awards.

Prior to arriving to Villanova, Young was an assistant coach at the University of Pennsylvania starting in 2003, while also playing on the USA Women’s Lacrosse National Team from 2001-2004.

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During her six years at Penn, Young assisted head coach Karin Brower and helped the team to five consecutive winning seasons. During the 2007 season the team made it to the semifinals and in 2008 the national championship game in the NCAA Tournament. Young coached seven All-Americans during her time at Penn and helped coach the team to back-to-back undefeated seasons in the Ivy League.

In 2008, Young took her first head coaching position at Haverford College, after her first season she was named Centennial Conference Coach of the Year (2009). The following two seasons she led the team to the program’s first conference tournament. In 2010, the team set the highest single season win total in program history with 13. During the 2011 season one of Young’s players was named to the IWLCA All-American team for the first time in 11 years.

Personal Young went to Princeton where she earned a B.A. in psychology while being a two-sport athlete; play- ing both soccer and lacrosse.

A two-time Tigers soccer captain, three-time MVP, four-time All-Ivy selection and three time Mid-At- lantic Regional All America, Young was named the C. Otto von Kienbusch Award winner during her senior year. This is awarded annually to a Princeton senior woman of high scholastic rank who has demonstrated general proficiency in athletics and the qualities of a true sportswoman.

During her four years on the lacrosse team, the Tigers made two appearances in the NCAA Tourna- ment, in 2000 playing in the national championship game and in 2001 the national semifinals game.

She was a three-time IWLCA All America, four-time All-Ivy selection winner, and named Ivy League Rookie of the Year. During her senior year, she was named a top five finalist for the Tewaaraton Award, which is annually awarded to the most outstanding American college lacrosse player.

Young is also the founder of Philly Blast Lacrosse Club.

Julie and her husband Mike have four children, Kelsey, Sydney, Graham and Payton. The Young’s reside in Berwyn, Pa. The Julie Young File Overall Head Coach Record: 77-88 • Villanova Wildcats (2012-present): 44-70 • Haverford Fords (2009-2011): 33-18 Assistant Coach • Penn Quakers (2002-2008): 73-32 Coaching Accolades • Coached 8 All-BIG EAST Team members • 2009 Centennial Conf. Coach of the Year • Penn advanced to National Championship in 2008 • Penn reached NCAA Semifinals in 2007 • Coached 7 All-Americans at Penn Princeton Honors • 3-time IWLCA All America • 4-time All-Ivy selection winner • Ivy League Rookie of the Year • Top-5 finalist for the Tewaaraton Award • C. Otto von Kienbusch Award winner 9 ASSISTANT COACHES

Jackie Cifarelli Assistant Coach | 2nd Season

Jackie Cifarelli enters her second season as an Assistant Coach of the Villanova Women's Lacrosse team in 2019. A 2015 graduate from the Ohio State University, Cifarelli was a standout player in her time playing collegiate lacrosse.

The Rockville Centre, N.Y. native set the school record for as- sists and also finished second all-time in points. Her 179 as- sists places her at third best in NCAA Division-I history.

Other awards that Cifarelli collected during her time in Columbus, Ohio include a three-time Intercollegiate Women's Lacrosse Coach- es' Association Regional All-American selection and a two-time American Lacrosse Conference All-Conference Team selection. She was also a two-time nominee for the Tewaaraton Award, which is given to the most outstanding men's and women's NCAA Lacrosse players each year.

When Ohio State moved to the Big Ten, Cifarelli was honored to the inaugural 2015 All- Big Ten Conference team and the 2015 All-Big Ten Tournament team. Her Ohio State Buckeyes teams reached the NCAA Tournament in both her junior and senior seasons.

Her junior season she started in all 20 games for the Buckeyes. She tallied a team high in both assists with 46 and points with 63. She also added 17 goals. In her senior campaign she led Ohio State in assists and points again with 54 and 72, respectively and added 18 goals to her totals.

Following graduation, she began her coaching career joining Drexel University's staff in 2015. In her first season as an assistant coach, Cifarelli helped the Dragons to a 10-7 record and a trip to the CAA Tournament. She specialized in offensive gameplanning, helping the Dragons increase their goals per game, assists per game and draw controls per game in her two years as an assis- tant. She also played a key role in helping two Drexel players reach First Team All-CAA seletions.

She graduated the Ohio State University with a degree in sociology. In 2014, she earned the Student Athlete Academic Achievement Award from the University.

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Halle Majorana Assistant Coach | 2nd Season

Halle Majorana enters her second season as an Assis- tant Coach of the Villanova Women's Lacrosse team in 2019. Graduating from Syracuse University in 2016, Ma- jorana had a very successful collegiate lacrosse career.

After starting her playing career at the University of Maryland, she transferred to Syracuse University where she excelled. In her first year with the program, she played a key role in a team that won the 2015 Atlantic Coast Conference Championship and made it to the NCAA Tournament Semi-Finals. Her performance that season earned her All-ACC Tournament team, First Team All-ACC and First Team All-Intercollegiate Women's Lacrosse Coaches' Association All-American honors.

In 2016, Majorana was nominated on the Tewaaraton Award Watch List, given to the most out- standing men's and women's lacrosse players every year. Her success on the field earned her All-Northeast Region First Team, First Team All-ACC and Second Team IWLCA All-American. The Orange returned to the NCAA Tournament Semi-Finals in her senior campaign as well.

Her junior season she started in all 24 games for Syracuse. She was second on the team in goals with 55 and first on the team in assists with 36, tying for a team-high 91 points on the season. In her se- nior season she scored 45 goals and had 34 assists for a total of 79 points, second most on the team.

Following graduation, Majorana continued her playing career as a member of the semi-professional Long Island Sound. She helped lead the Sound to the Inaugu- ral United Women's Lacrosse League Championship. Along with playing semi-profes- sionally, Majorana also worked as a volunteer coach on the Syracuse coaching staff. She worked specifically with offensive game planning and player development, but also worked with their social media and helped organize and run camps and clinics.

She graduated Syracuse University with a degree in Child Family Studies. She was a three year member of the All-ACC Academic team from 2014-2016.

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Kate Goldstein Assistant Coach | 2nd Season

Goldstein joined the Villanova Women's Lacrosse program for the 2018 season as a volunteer assistant coach, specializing in coaching the goalkeepers and defense. Goldstein returns for the 2019 season as the goalie director, and co-defensive coordinator with Head Coach Julie Young.

Previously, she was a graduate assistant at Georgetown from 2015-2017, receiving her Master's Degree in sporting manage- ment. She was a part of the coaching staff that helped the Hoyas to their 2015 BIG EAST regular season Co-Championship with a 6-1 conference record.

Goldstein is also a former goalkeeper of the Israeli National Team and a current assistant coach for the Israeli National Team. As the defensive coordinator for the 2017 World Cup team, she helped Israel to a sixth place finish in the World, where they knocked Wales out of the top five for the first time ever.

She was a four-year letter winner at McDaniel College, starting three years in net. Goldstein graduated in May 2014 with a bachelor's degree in business administration and management as well as a minor in sports administration.

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JULIA ARRIX #22 | DEFENSE

2018: Appeared in all 16 games for the Wildcats and made eight starts. Arrix collected 13 ground balls, caused five turnovers and earned one draw control.

2017: Did not see action this season.

2016: Logged minutes against Marquette (4/2) and Cincinnati (4/9)… Recorded a ground ball and caused turnover against the Bearcats.

Darien: Three year Varsity member under head coach Lisa Lindley. 2015 First Team All County and First Team All State. Fairfield County Champions 2012, 2013, 2014 and 2015. CT State Champions 2012, 2013, 2014 and 2015. Was a member of CT Grizzlies lacrosse club. 4 year varsity member of the Girls Ice Hockey. All County 2014 and 2015 for Ice Hockey. 2015 Ice Hockey Captain.

Personal: From Darien CT, Daughter of Bob and Margaret Arrix. Has a twin brother Rob- by, who plays lacrosse at Hamilton College. Has a younger sister Catherine. Father, Bob is a Villanova graduate.

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DEVON BROWN #35 | ATTACK

2018: Brown appeared in 15 games for the Wildcats during her junior year. She scored 10 goals for the season and dished out eight assists. In the teams 20-4 win over Butler (4/18) Brown scored a season high three goals and recorded two assists. She also collected five ground balls and caused five turnovers.

2017: Competed in 14 games for the Wildcats. She scored nine goals and dished out 15 assists for 24 points on the season. Brown collected six ground balls and recorded two draw controls.

2016: Appeared in six games… Registered three goals, with all of them coming in a hat trick performance against Bucknell (2/27)… Tallied a ground ball against the Bison, High Point (3/2), and Marquette (4/2).

Ridge: 4 year varsity starter in both lacrosse & field hockey, US Lacrosse Academic All Amer- ican 2014 & 15 Leader on Ridge High School team with 3 conference championships, 3 county championships, & Group 4 North Championship 2014, and Group 4 Semi Finalist 2015, Cou- rier News all area team, 2014 and 2015, 1st team All-Conference, 2014 and 2015, 2nd team All State NJ, 2014 and 2015.

Ridge H.S. Career Stats: 187 goals (4thinschool history) 118 assists (2nd in school his- tory) & total points 305 (3rd in school history), Played for T3 Lacrosse 8 years, National Honor Society member

Personal: Born October 1, 1997. Parents - Lori & David Brown. Sister Samantha plays lacrosse at High Point Uni- versity, Class of 2017. Mother played lacrosse & field hockey at University of Richmond, was a member of the US Women's National Team and founder/ director of T3 Lacrosse. Dev- on is enrolled in the Villanova School of Business.

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OLIVIA GONSALVES #30 | GOALKEEPER

2018: Appeared in seven contests and made four starts while in goal for the Wildcats during her junior year. She recorded a total of 40 saves on 103 shots faced and she ended the season with a .488 save percent- age. In the team's 14-8 loss against Denver (4/13) she recorded a sea- son high 14 saves.

2017: Saw action in the net during six games and played a total of 131 minutes. She recorded a total of 14 saves.

2016: Made appearances against Albany (3/13) and Marquette (4/2)… Combined for six saves and a .500 save percentage in 22 minutes of action.

Ward Melville: Started all 16 league games and both non-league games during her senior season, was co-captain, and finished her senior year with a 72% clear success, 9 ground balls, and 146 saves. Was on the Varsity Field Hockey team for two years and was pulled up to the Varsity Lacrosse team as a sophomore during the post season. Sophomore year was a Brine Lacrosse All-American. Senior year appeared in the Newsday paper for stellar performance against division 1 rival Smithtown West. Member of the Italian Honor Society for exceptional grades, received the Excellence in Regents Histo- ry award for her exemplary grades and leadership in the classroom and received The Long Island Met- ropolitan Foundation Unsung Hero Award and All-Tournament award by The Suffolk County Coach- es Association and was awarded the Leadership, Spirit, and Cooperation award from her High School Athletic Department during her senior year. Also was a four time recipient of the NYSPHSAA scholar athlete award. Rejoin- ing Ward Melville Alumni Sam Scarfogliero who is currently a Junior on the Villanova lacrosse team.

Personal: Birthday is Novem- ber 29th, 1997. From Stony Brook, New York. Parents are Arthur and Theresa Gonsalves, has one brother, Nicholas, and two sisters, Diana and Sophia. Enrolled in the Villanova College of Engineering. Decided to come to Villanova for its great academ- ic and athletic reputation as well as the incredible coaching staff. 16 SENIORS

CHRISTINE GRAZIANO #6 | ATTACK

2018: Graziano appeared in 10 games for the Wildcats. She scored a total of three goals and collected three ground balls. Two of her goals game in the team's 13-12 victory over UConn (4/4). Her third goal came against Florida (4/8).

2017: Saw action in eight games, scored five goals and collected three ground balls.

2016: Appeared in 11 games… Scored a goal against Saint Joseph’s (3/23) and tallied an assist against Bucknell (2/27)… Scooped up three ground balls… Caused a turnover against Navy (2/24).

West Morris Mendham: A four year member of the lacrosse team, 3 year starter. Totaled 200 points in career. Re-joining former High School teammate and current Wild Cat junior Mariah Salerno, as well as Freshman classmate Carlye Maita on the playing field. Sophmore: Honorable mention all conference, 3rd team all county, Honorable mention All Area Team Junior Year: Academic All American, All Conference First Team, All County First Team, All Area First Team, All County First Team Star Ledger, West Morris Mendham Athlete of the Month - Valley Automotive, Newark Star Ledger player to watch 2015 Senior Year: 2015 Senior Year: Captain Soccer & Lacrosse, First Team Morris County Coaches, All Conference & All Area Honors, Newark Star Ledger Player to Watch, West Morris Mendham, Athlete of the Month - Valley Au- tomotive, Involved with Harlem lacrosse, Coached STEPS lacrosse and Chester Mendham lacrosse; also earned All Conference recognition in Soccer; Named an AP Scholar, also earned high honor roll & honor roll.

Personal: From Mendham NJ, Born January 13th 1997, Parents are Reina and Michael Graziano. Has 5 Siblings, 3 sisters -- Erin (24), Nicole (22), and Megan (14), and two brothers -- Stephen (21) and Matthew (14). Sister Erin played lacrosse at Florida graduated 2013, sister Nicole is a Midfielder at Big East rival Florida, Brother Stephen played Lacrosse at Providence College. Grandfather played football at Fordham, Mom ran cross country at Villanova. Comprehensive Science Major. 17 SENIORS

DEVIN HASSINGER #9 | MIDFIELD

2018: Started in all 16 games for the Wildcats. Hassinger contrib- uted 11 goals and nine assists on the year for a total of 20 points. She collected a total of 18 ground balls and caused 16 turnovers. Hassinger also led the team with 83 draw controls which set the new single season record. She recorded two goals a piece in the games against RU (3/13), UConn (4/4) and Temple (4/21).

2017: Appeared in 12 games for the Wildcats and scored one goal. Hassinger collected 12 ground balls, caused three turnovers and earned two draw controls.

2016: Made the starting lineup in all 17 games… Scored seven goals and tallied three assists on for 10 total points… Registered a goal and an assist against Bucknell (2/27) and Saint Joseph’s (3/23)…Ranked third on the team with 20 draw controls… Caused two turnovers against Rut- gers (2/12) en route to cause a total of eight on the season.

2015: Did not see any action.

Owen J. Roberts: A four year varsity member of the lacrosse team, three year varsity mem- ber of the tennis team and one year varsity member of the field hockey team... Received the "Most Valuable Player" award for lacrosse in 2011, 2013 and 2014... Earned the "Most Varsity Letters award in 2014... PAC 10 All-Conference Team 2011-2014... PAC 10 Liberty First Team 2011-2014... All-Area First Team in 2013 and 2014... Holds school goal records: 227... Had 83 goals senior year in 2014... A member of the PA Express Or- ange... Chosen for All-Tourna- ment Team at Vail Shootout... Member of No. 3 Philly team at US Lacrosse National Tourna- ment in 2011

Personal: Daughter of Rich- ard and Katherine Hassinger ... Has one older brother, Jacob and one younger brother, Con- ner ... Chose Villanova because "it is my dream school, it has great academics and athletics."

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NICOLE LEE #10 | DEFENSE

2018: As a junior, Lee appeared in 10 games for the Wildcats. She collected two ground balls, caused one turnover and record- ed one draw control.

2017: Saw action in four games during her sophomore season.

2016: Attended University of Delaware and was a member of the Blue Hen’s women’s lacrosse team.

Langley Earned first team all-conference honors… All-region honorable mention… Acquired four varsity letters… Schol- ar-Athlete all four years… Played alongside sophomore defender Laura Persinski on Capital Lacrosse Club team in Virginia… Also played for STEP Mid-Atlantic, Finish Hard and DC Metro national teams… earned two varsity field hockey letters.

Personal: Born April 25, 1996 in Seoul, South Korea… Daughter of Jung Hym Lee and Kyung Soon Choi… Has one sister – Claire (21)… Biology major… Enjoys snowboarding, boating, fishing, baking, hiking, and traveling… Chose Villanova be- cause, “I loved the atmosphere, campus the people and my team! It’s pretty close to home but far enough.”

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ALEXIS LEIGHTON #3 | ATTACK

2018: Appeared in five games as a junior and recorded two as- sists on the season. Leighton also grabbed one ground ball and caused one turnover.

2017: Did not see action this season.

Garden City High School: 4 year letter winner for lacrosse, 3 year letter winner for soccer. Academically, ranked 4th in her class (2015). Soccer Scholar Athlete Award (2013), Scholar Ath- lete each season for lacrosse from 2012-2015, Spanish Honor Society 2014-2015, Psychology Department Award 2015. Ath- letically, Lacrosse All-County honorable mention 2015, National Strength and Conditioning Associating All-American 2015. Won 2012 state championship in lacrosse, 2013 state cham- pionship in soccer.

Personal: Psychology major. Daughter of Patricia and Joseph Leighton. Has one brother, Joey, who plays basketball at Middlebury College. Played in high school with current team- mates Tara Deangelo and Sarah Kaval. Transferred from Holy Cross, where she also played lacrosse. Enjoys running half marathons, Fly Wheel classes, cooking and art. Chose Villanova for it's amazing sense of com- munity and unity among stu- dents and alumni.

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CARLYE MAITA #1 | MIDFIELD

2018: Maita competed in 13 contests for the Wildcats, making eight starts. She scored 11 goals and recorded seven assists for 18 points. She also recorded 13 ground balls, five caused turnovers and 19 draw controls. In the team's 13-12 win over UConn (4/4) she scored a season high three goals.

2017: Competed in 15 games during her sophomore year. Re- corded one assist, seven ground balls, four draw controls and caused nine turnovers.

2016: Appeared in 10 games, cracking the starting lineup against Rutgers (2/12)… Registered seven points on three goals and four assists… Tallied two points against Rutgers (2/12) and Saint Joseph’s (3/23)…Posted two ground balls and three draw controls.

West Morris Mendham: 2nd team all county, 2nd team all conference, 3rd team all group 3, 100 plus goals list, voted top defender Group 3, captain, 4 year varsity player, 3 year starter. Played high school lacrosse with fellow sophomore Christine Graziano and former Villanova defender Mariah Salerno.

Personal: Born on August 31, 1997. From Mendham, NJ. Parents are John Maita and Cathy Maita, one sister Camryn.. Father, 2 un- cles, and one aunt graduated from Villa- nova. Uncle played Football at Colgate, Grandfather played football at William and Mary. Carlye is enrolled in the col- lege of liberal arts and sciences.

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MAGGIE O'NEILL #12 | DEFENSE

2018: Appeared and started in 15 games for the Wildcats during her junior year. She scored her lone goal of the season against Butler (4/18). As a defender she collected 16 ground balls, caused 10 turnovers and recorded one draw control.

2017: As a sophomore, O'Neill saw action in 14 games and made two starts. She collected six ground balls, caused four turnovers and earned four draw controls.

2016: Saw action against Marquette (4/2), Cincinnati (4/9), and Georgetown (4/13).

Chatham: Four year varsity member of the lacrosse team, Received "Most Improved Player" award in 2013, and the "Most Valuable Player" in 2015. First team all-league 2015, First team all-county 2014 and County Champion 2012 and 2015, State and Section Champion 2012. 7 year member of Metro Magic Lacrosse Club and a member of the National Honor Society 2014 and 2015.

Personal: Born November 21, 1996 in Morristown, NJ. Parents are John and Katie O'Neill. Siblings are Mary Kate, Jack and Lizzie. Sister, Mary Kate is a member of the Boston College lacrosse team, Enrolled in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences.

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LAURA PERSINSKI #15 | DEFENSE

2018: Saw action in four games during her junior year and col- lected one ground ball.

2017: Appeared in five games for the Wildcats. Collected two ground balls and caused one turnover.

2016: Saw action against Marquette (4/2) and Cincinnati (4/9).

THE POTMAC SCHOOL: Earned four varsity letters in la- crosse under Coach Claire Bordley, serving as a team captain during her senior year...Selected as an Independent School League All League AA Team in 2013... Selected for DC Metro Team for the U.S. Lacrosse Schoolgirls National Tournament in 2013... Awarded the Coaches Award for lacrosse in 2014... Awarded the Most Valuable Defender for lacrosse 2015... Chosen as member of the HLA Lacrosse Team to play at the Vail Shootout in 2015... Member of the Capital Lacrosse Club Blue 2015 Team (under Coach Julia McCombs)... Earned four varsity letters in soccer under Coach Ross McEwen, serving as a team captain during her junior and senior years... Awarded the Most Valuable Player award for soccer in 2015... Starting point guard and varsi- ty letter for basketball 2012... Officiated and coached youth lacrosse.

PERSONAL: Born October 6, 1996, from McLean, Virginia... Parents are Mike and Sha- ron Goodman Persinski... Sibling is younger brother, Tommy... Uncles Jim Goodman and John Goodman are Villanova alum- ni... Enrolled in the Villanova School of Business and Honors Program, studying Management Consulting and Data Analytics… Has served on the Student Athlete Advisory Com- mittee since 2016 and currently serves as the Co-President… she was selected to represent Villanova Ath- letics at the Big East Conference and Mental Health Summit.. she has also presented to the Board of Trustees on the student-athlete experience.

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KHAIA BARANOWSKI #25 | GOALKEEPER

2018: As a sophomore, she appeared in 10 games and made one start for the Wildcats. Baranowski recorded a total of 48 saves on 154 shots faced and had a .440 save percentage.

2017: Appeared in seven games and recorded 12 saves. Baranows- ki played a total of 137 minutes.

Camden Catholic: Four-year letterwinner under head coach Bridget Sipera… Named South Jersey Goalie of the Year as a se- nior… Garnered All-South Jersey First Team honors in 2016… Finished her career as the Irish’s all-time saves leader in school history (786)… 2015 U.S. Lacrosse Academic All-American… Member of the National Honor Society… Cathedral Schol- ar recipient all four years… Olympic Conference Scholar Athlete… Competed with the South Jersey Select Club team… Was teammates with current Villanova rower Gabby Quaranta.

Personal: Born March 26, 1998 in Marlton, New Jersey… Daughter of Robert and Alyson Baranowski…. Has an older sister and a younger brother – Anastasia (21) and Stephen (17)… Sister is a midfielder on Stetson University’s women’s lacrosse team… Undeclared major in the Villanova School of Business… Enjoys reading, cooking, needle pointing, and road trips with friends… Chose Villanova, “For the rigorous academics, the competitive athletics, and the welcoming people. It was easy to see the amazing places that Villanova has the potential to take me to. It was easy to see a home instead of just a school.

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KATIE COMERFORD #29 | ATTACK

2018: Started in all 16 games for the Wildcats during her sopho- more year. Comerford led the team in points with 65 and assists with 33 and ranked third on the team with 32 goals. She collected 16 ground balls and caused five turnovers. She scored a season high six goals and four assists against Bucknell (2/21). She also tied her season high four assists against UConn (4/4). Comerford scored at least one goal in every game of the 2018 season. She also earned a spot on the All-BIG EAST Second Team.

2017: Competed in all 16 games as a freshman. She led the team in points, goals and assists. Comerford scored 40 goals and dished out 16 assists for a total of 56 points. She also collected 23 ground balls, caused 7 turnovers and recorded 4 draw controls.

Yorktown: Two-time Hudson Valley All-American… Helped the Corn Huskers advance to the NYSPHSAA State Finals her senior season… Earned four varsity letters under head coach Ellen Mager… Scholar Athlete and Honor Roll student… Also played soccer and field hockey… Played for Metro Magic Club Lacrosse team for four seasons.

Personal: Born August 18, 1998 in Yorktown Heights, New York… Daughter of Matthew and Christine Comerford… Has one brother – Justin (16)… Enrolled in the Villanova School of Business… Enjoys yoga, babysitting, playing with her dog, and volunteering in the com- munity… Chose Villanova, “For the outstanding aca- demic and athletic chal- lenges that come with the self-contained campus."

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MAGGIE JENNINGS #16 | MIDFIELD

2018: Jennings started in all 16 games for the Wildcats. She scored a total of 13 goals and dished out five assists as sopho- more. She recorded two goals a piece in the games against RU (3/13), Temple (4/21) and Cincinnati (4/29). She also scooped up 24 ground balls, caused 14 turnovers and ranked third on the team in draw controls with 36.

2017: Saw action in all 16 games during the season. Jennings scored nine goals and dished out 13 assists for 22 points on the season. She collected 18 ground balls, earned 22 draw controls and caused nine turnovers.

Rumson Fair Haven Regional: U.S. Lacrosse Southern New Jersey First Team All-Amer- ican... Jersey Sport Network Women’s Lacrosse Player of the Year… First team all-conference her junior and senior seasons… Two-time Under Armour Underclassmen All-American… Four year letter winner under head coach Amy O’Keefe… Teammates with current Villanova lacrosse player Jillian Swikart and played field hockey with Villanova field hockey’s Catie Ebner… Honor Roll student… Earned seven varsity letters between field hockey and indoor track.

Personal: Born April 2, 1998 in Fair Haven, New Jersey… Daughter of John and Mary Lou Jennings… Has two brothers – J.T. (20) and Emmett (17)… J.T. is a junior defender on Sie- na College’s lacrosse team…. Undecided major in the Business School… Enjoys going to the beach… Chose Villanova be- cause of the great academics, the beauti- ful campus, team camaraderie, and the distance from home.

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ASHLEY LYNCH #39 | ATTACK

2018: Lynch started in all 16 games for the Wildcats as a soph- omore. She ranked second on the team in points and assists and fourth in goals. She ended the season with 46 points, 23 assists and 23 goals. She also grabbed 15 ground balls, caused one turn- over and recorded one draw control. In the games against Saint Joseph's (3/1) and Marquette (3/24) she scored four goals a piece. She also dished out four goals a piece in the Drexel (3/10) and RU (3/13) games. The only game she did not either score or assist on a goal in was the last game of the season against Cincin- nati (4/29).

Cold Spring Harbor: 2014 Long Island Champion, 2014 New York State Finalist, 3x Coun- ty Champion. 2016 Long Island Player of the Year, 2x first-team all Long Island, 4x all-county. 2x US Lacrosse All-American. Senior Under Armour All-American, Inside Lacrosse Top 25 Players, 5 year varsity starter. Cold Spring Harbor HS all-time leader in goals, assists and points.

Personal: Daughter of Mike and Mary Lynch. Father, Mike Lynch, played lacrosse at John's Hopkins. Two sisters, Cassidy and Taylor. Cassidy played lacrosse at Connecticut College. En- joys going to the beach and playing with her dogs. Came to Villanova for the academics, athlet- ics and campus. "I chose Villanova to be a part of something great."

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KIM MCDONOUGH #13 | MIDFIELD

2018: As a sophomore, she started in all 16 contests for the Wildcats. McDonough scored nine goals and dished out two as- sists for 11 points. She was ranked second on the team with 61 draw controls and she also collected six ground balls and caused four turnovers. In the team's 20-4 win against Butler (4/18), she scored two goals.

2017: Appeared in 15 games as a freshman, scored 24 goals and recorded three assists for 27 points. She earned 19 draw con- trols, collected nine ground balls and caused six turnovers.

Hopewell Valley Central: Selected to the Trenton Times All Area Girls' Lacrosse Team as a senior… Four year letter winner under head coach Pam Edwards… Earned the Trentonian Newspaper’s Midfielder of the Year as a junior… Named to the All-Colonial Valley Conference First Team in 2015… Also participated in indoor track… Played with the T3 North Black Elite Lacrosse Club for three seasons… Earned the Fra Angelico Art Award in 2016… Received the President’s Education Award as a senior… Member of the National Honor Society and French National Honor Society… National winner of the Daughters of the American Revolution Art Contest Stamp Division from 2012 to 2016.

Personal: Born June 11, 1998 in Princeton, New Jersey… Daughter of Mark and Mary Beth McDonough… Has two sisters – Carolyn (20) and Kristen (13)… Enrolled in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences as a phys- ics major… Enjoys the fine arts, sail- ing, coaching, and being with family… Chose Villanova, “Because of the faith background along with high academic and athletic standards that are held for student athletes. The students here are genuine, respectable, and hard-work- ing, which creates a positive atmo- sphere that allows the students who attend to achieve great things.

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COURTNEY ORELLA #7 | ATTACK

2018: Saw action in the team's 20-4 victory over Butler (4/18).

2017: Appeared in two games during her freshman year.

Northport: Four-year letter winner under head coach Carol Rose… selected to the all-tournament team as a senior… Select- ed as a scholar-athlete along with making the honor roll every year… Played for the Long Island Yellow Jackets club team for five seasons.

Personal: Born February 20, 1998 in Northport, New York… Daughter of Chris and Laurie Orella… Younger sister Nicole is committed to play lacrosse at the University of Michigan… Older brother Brett is a senior at Marist. Undecided on a ma- jor… Enjoys hanging out with friends and shopping… Chose Villanova because, “Villanova has a great atmosphere of athletics and academics. I loved the team and what it has to offer. Villanova was the perfect fit for me.”

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GRAINGER ROSATI #24 | MIDFIELD

2018: Competed in all 16 games for the Wildcats during her soph- omore year. Rosati scored scored 14 goals and dished out 7 assists for 21 points. She collected 14 ground balls, caused two turnovers and earned 14 draw controls. In the games against Saint Joseph's (3/1), Drexel (3/10) and Butler (4/18) she scored two goal per game.

2017: Saw action in all 16 games as a freshman. Scored eight goals and recorded three assists. Rosati collected 12 ground balls, caused eight turnovers and earned 14 draw controls.

Mountain Lakes: Earned First Team All-State Group 1 and First Team All-Morris County and First Team All-Stars and Stripes Conference… Helped the Lakers win the Group 1 State Championship in 2014 and 2014 and helped the team advance to the State Championship game in 2016... Was nominated as a New Jersey Under Armour Underclass All-American… Participated in the New Jersey Senior All Star Game… Earned four varsity letters under head coach Jennifer Topakas… Honor Roll student and a member of the Spanish Honor Society… Also earned letters as a forward on the basketball team and a defender on the soccer team…

Personal: Born October 23, 1997 in Mountain Lakes, New Jersey… Daugh- ter of Larry and Debby Rosati... Has four siblings – Aubrey (24), Blaise (23), Sawyer (21) and Harper (16)… Undecid- ed major in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences… Aubrey played soccer at Mount Holyoke College… Blaise played football at Central Connecticut State… Enjoys playing with her dog… Chose Vil- lanova because, “… it’s a great school for academics and I wanted to be involved in a great community”

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LIZ TROJAN #20 | ATTACK

2018: Started in all 16 contests for the Wildcats. She was ranked second in the team with 34 goals and she also recorded 7 assists for 41 points. In the RU (3/13) game, she scored five goals and had two assists. She also scored four goals in the Saint Joseph's (3/1) and Drexel (3/10) games.Trojan collected 19 ground balls, caused six turnovers and recorded one draw control.

2017: Saw action in all 16 games, scored 22 goals and dished out one assist. She led the team in draw controls with 30 and also grabbed eight ground balls and caused three turnovers.

Suffern:Named 2016 U.S. Lacrosse All-American... Garnered all-league, all-county, and all section honors during her sophomore, junior, and senior seasons… Represented the Hudson Valley all-region team at the U.S. Lacrosse National Tournament… Earned all-state honors and was named the Journal News Rockland County Player of the Year for field hockey… Also played basketball for two seasons for the Mountain Lions.

Personal: Born March 25, 1998 in Suffern, New York… Daughter of Vincent and Mau- reen Trojan… Has three sisters – Caroline (18), Anna (15), and Grace (15)… Undecid- ed on a major… Chose Villanova because of the great academics and the school spirit at athletic events.

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BRITTANY BRUNO #40 | ATTACK

2018: Bruno appeared in eight games for the Wildcats in her sophomore year. She scored three goals and earned one assist. She collected two ground balls and scored one free position goal. In the team's 17-7 win over Bucknell (2/21) she scored two of her three goals of the season. She scored her third goal of the season against Saint Joseph's (3/1) where she also recorded her only assist of the season.

Rumson Fair Haven High: 4x letter winner for Women's Lacrosse, Honor Roll all four years, had 200 career goals. Played with current Villanova teammates Jill Swikart and Maggie Jennings.

Personal: Daughter of Michael and Brittany Bruno. Has one brother, AJ, and one sis- ter, Brooke. Her interests include cooking. She chose to go to Villanova for the school's reputation, the community and it's academics.

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NICOLE CONCANNON #37 | ATTACK

2018: Appeared in eight games for the Wildcats during her freshman year. She scored three goals and recorded one assist. She scored her first collegiate goal against Bucknell (2/21) and scored her second and third against Drexel (3/10) and Georgetown (3/17). Her lone assist on the season came against Butler (4/18).

High School: At Syosset High School she was a five year varsity letter winner in lacrosse. She was a two-year captain and earned All-County honors. In 2015 Concannon earned the Syosset Heart and Hustle Award and in 2017 she won the Nassau County Sports- manship Award.

Personal: She is the daughter of Alex and Gloria Concannon. She also has a brother named Alex and a sister named named Casey. He brother Alex, is also a lacrosse player at Johns Hopkins. When asked why she chose to attend Villanova she said it was be- cause of the strong reputation of academics and athletics that Villanova represents.

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HALEY DRISCOLL #32 | ATTACK

2018: Did not see any action during her freshman year.

Morris Catholic High School: Four year varsity letter winner in soccer, basketball and lacrosse. Leadership Club President 2017, National Honor Society (2016, 2017), Sci- ence National Honor Society (2016, 2017), President's Ed- ucation Award for Outstanding Academic Excellence 2017, Honor Roll Student (2014-2017). Morris Catholic Female Athlete of the Year 2017, Scholar Athlete Award 2017, Boost- er Club Award 2017, National Women in Sports Recognition 2016, Renegades Lacrosse Award 2017.

Lacrosse first team all-conference (2015, 2016, 2017), NJ All Star Game Participant 2017, Second team all-county (2016, 2017), Conference Champions 2014, 300-Point Club, Goal Scoring Record-Holder with 244 goals. Soccer first team all-conference 2016, first team all-county 2016, State champions 2013, 2016. Basketball All Star 2017, County Champions 2014, 2015, 2016.

Personal: Daughter of Jessica and Denis Driscoll. Mother, Jessica, played soccer at Lynchburg from '87-'91 (captain), cousin Timothy Driscoll was a former Villanova La- crosse Player from '06-'09. Has two sisters, Hanna (17), Chloe (15). Chose Villanova because of its academic and athletic excellence. Also, to continue a family tradition while playing the sport she loves. Her major is undecided in the School of Business.

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OLIVIA FARRINGTON #18 | MIDFIELD

2018: Did not see action during her freshman year.

Red Bank Catholic: Four year varsity letter in lacrosse, one year varsity letter in swimming. Four year honor roll student. Received President's Award for Educational Excel- lence 2017. RBC Most Outstanding offensive player 2015, RBC MVP 2017, 2017 Team Captain. First-team All-Shore Conference 2017, Second-team All-Shore Conference 2015, 2016, 2017 First-team all New Jersey Group 3. Helped RBC to four division titles. 307 points, 223 goals, 84 assists in her career at RBC.

Personal: Daughter of Catherine and Guy Farrington. Two sisters, Meredith (14) and Elizabeth (10). Enjoys paddle boarding and going to the beach. Chose Villanova for its amazing academics and athletics. Undecided in the College of Liberal Arts and Scienc- es.

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TAYLOR FERRY #17 | DEFENSE

Springside Chesnut Hill Academy: Ferry was a three-sport athlete in high school. She competed on the soccer, squash and lacrosse team where she was named captain for each sport. She received the Tri-Varsity Ath- lete Award four times, the Phyllis M Vare Sportsman- ship Award, who is given to a senior who through lead- ership and example, has shown to others the highest standards of sportsmanship and play. Ferry was also awarded the Blue/Gold Award in 2017. In lacrosse she was named to the Second Team All Inter-Ac League two times and ended her career with 130 goals. As a soccer player she placed second in the PAISAA Tournament. She was also named to the Second Team All-Inter- Ac League for squash four times and her team placed 7/8 in the 2017 HS Nation- al Championships out of more than 64 teams.

Personal: Ferry is the daughter of Rosalie Hunter, has four siblings, Hunter Ferry, Jack Grasso, Sam Grasso and Alex Grasso. Her mother played lacrosse for Ohio Wesleyan. In her free time she enjoys competing in triathlons with her mother. Ferry chose Villanova because she said it's an amazing school with an incredible community that she really wanted to be a part of.

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SARAH KAVAL #38 | ATTACK

2018: As a freshman, Kaval saw action in the games against Bucknell (2/21), Drexel (3/10), Florida (4/8) and Butler (4/18).

Garden City High School: Kaval competed in field hockey, track and lacrosse during high school. She was named an Academic All-American in 2017. She joins high school teammate, Alexis Leighton.

Personal: Sarah is the daughter of Keith and Kristine Kaval. She has three sisters named Julia, Olivia and Grace.

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TAYLOR LUCEY #47 | ATTACK

2018: Did not see any action during her freshman year.

The Episcopal Academy: During high school she played field hockey and lacrosse. Lucey was captain of her lacrosse team during her senior year. She also holds the single season assist record.

Personal: Taylor is the daughter of Kevin and Karen Lucey. She also has three brothers named Steven, Brian and Matthew.

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KELSEY MENTZER #28 | DEFENSE

2018: As a freshman, Mentzer appeared in 15 games and made one start. As a defender, she collected six ground balls, caused six turnovers and recorded one draw control.

Kennett High School: Earned four varsity letters in la- crosse, indoor winter track and outdoor spring track. 3 var- sity letters in cross country. Captain of lacrosse and field hockey her senior year. Member of the National Honor So- ciety junior and senior year. Awards for lacrosse include 1st team all-league senior year, 2nd team all-area senior year, coach's MVP senior year, honorable mention all-area junior year, leadership award junior year. 100 goal scorer, National Pennsylvania Brine Lacrosse team 2016 cham- pion. Earned honorable mention all-league in field hockey junior year. For indoor/ winter track, holds spring medley relay, distance medley relay, 4x800m relay and open 1000m, records for her high school. For Outdoor/Spring track, holds 4x600m relay and 4x400m relay records at her high school.

Personal: Daughter of Lisa and Mark Mentzer. Has two sisters, Mackenzie (21), ju- nior at University of Kentucky, Sydney (16) and a brother, Jacob (14). Enjoys skiing, running 5k and half marathons and traveling. Chose Villanova for it's prestigious ac- ademics and to continue her athletic career in lacrosse. The overall team morale and coaching staff highlighted her interest in this school and program.

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NATALIE WILLIAMS #4 | ATTACK

2018: Williams did not see the field during her freshman year.

High School: At Winter Park High School, Williams was the leading scorer on her lacrosse team in 2016 and 2017. In 2017 she was nominated to the All-Metro Lacrosse team, was the team captain and earned MVP. In 2014 she was selected for the national team to represent Florida. She earned four var- sity letters for lacrosse and three for track and cross country.

Academically, she was an International Baccalaureate Gradu- ate and a member of the National Honor Society and Science, Math and Spanish Honor Soci- eties from 2015-2017. Williams was a four-time Scholar Athlete recipient from 2014-2017.

Personal: She is the daughter of Marc and Jill Williams. She has three siblings names, Lindsey, Ally and Coley. Her sister Ally competed in lacrosse at the University of Mas- sachusetts Lowell in 2015.

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PHOEBE CHRISTOS #44 | MIDFIELD

Episcopal Academy: Christos participated in lacrosse, winter track and tennis at Episcopal. During her time there she received a U.S. Lacrosse Academic All-American award and a First Team All-Southeastern Pa. award in 2018, and an All-Maine-Line award in 2017-18. Christos was also the captain of the lacrosse team her senior year and received the Episcopal Academy Team of 1983 Girls Lacrosse Award. In 2017 she received the John A. Harter Award: Most Im- proved for track.

Personal: Christos was born on June 14, 2000 and is the daughter of Nick and Steph- anie Christos and has a brother named Nicholas. Her hobbies include community ser- vice and playing tennis. Christos chose Villanova because the school has an amazing community atmosphere, a beautiful campus and a lot of school-spirit.

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HANNA DRISCOLL #23 | MIDFIELD

Morris Catholic: At Morris Catholic, Driscoll was a 4 year Var- sity Letter winner in lacrosse and soccer, and earned 2 Varsity Letters in basketball. Hanna served as a 2 year captain for her lacrosse team where she earned First Team All-Conference and All-Academic Team in 2016. In 2017 she earned Third Team All-County and Second Team All-Conference, and in 2018 she earned Second Team All-Conference and Honorable Mention All-County. Driscoll was also a NJ.com Conference Player of the Week and on the NJ.com Midfielders to Watch list in 2018. In 2015 she was a Brine All-American and Brine All-Star Team se- lection. She was also selected to the WDNT School Girls North Jersey Team-Champions. She ended her lacrosse career netting 109 goals and dishing 71 as- sists. Driscoll was captain of her soccer team as a defender where she earned Second Team All-Conference and All-Academic Team and her team were 2016 State Champions. While on the basketball team she was a County Champion in 2015 and 2016.

She was an Honor Roll student all four years and in the National Honor Society and Science National Honor Society Junior and Senior year. In her Senior year she also received the Out- standing Academic Excellence Silver Award, Rotary Club Scholarship Award and Coach Pat- rick Russo Memorial Fund Scholarship Award.

Personal: Driscoll is the daughter of Denis and Jessica and she has a sister Haley who plays alongside her on the VU lacrosse team, and a sister Chloe. Her mother Jessica played soccer at Lynchburg College and her cousin Timothy played attack for the Villanova Men's Lacrosse team from 2006-2009. Driscoll enjoys going to the beach and hanging out with her friends. She chose to attend Villanova because she knew she could get an outstanding education while also playing the sport she loves.

42 FRESHMEN

MOLLY DRISCOLL #8 | MIDFIELD

Summit High School: Driscoll was a three year varsity letter winner for cross country and two year letter winner for lacrosse. As a member of the cross country team she received the Hilltopper Coaches award in 2017, first team All-Conference and All-Union County award in 2016. She also received the Hilltopper coaches award for lacrosse in 2015. Academically, Driscoll was an AP Scholar with dis- tinction and a National Merit Commended Scholar both in 2018.

Personal: Driscoll is the daughter of Chris and MaryBeth Driscoll. She has three younger siblings, Brendan, Kayleigh and Delaney. Her cousin Tim played lacrosse at Villanova from 2006-2009. Driscoll chose to attend Villanova because of its excellent academics and athletics and to continue a family tradition.

43 FRESHMEN

SYDNEY FRANK #11 | DEFENSE

C. Milton Wright High School: During her time at C. Milton Wright, Frank participated on the soccer, basketball and lacrosse team. While on the soccer team she received the Unsung Hero award, Defensive Player of the Year twice, was an All-County se- lection and team captain. During her basketball career she was team captain for two years and a two time All-County selection. She was also a county, regional and state semi-finalist senior year. In lacrosse she received two defensive player of the year awards, two All-County selections, All-Metro and All-Conference UCBAC awards. On top of being team captain again for two years, she was also a Regional Champion and State Finalist.

Frank also had many academic accolades. She made it on the distinguished Honor Roll all four years of high school, received the Minds in Motion Award four times and was on the Na- tional Honor Society, French Honor Society and Science Honor Society three years in a row. Frank was also apart of Student Government and the Class Secretary three straight years.

Personal: Frank was born on January 19, 2000, is the daughter of Michael and Linda Frank and has a sister named Courtney. Her father played one year of football at Penn State Uni- versity and ran track for three years. Her mother was also an athlete who played one year of basketball and two years of soccer during her time at Loyola University. In her free time she enjoys outdoor activities, running, listening to music and spending time with her dog. Frank chose Villanova because of its high academic reputation, friendly community and amazing school spirit.

44 FRESHMEN

LIBBY MCKENNA #14 | MIDFIELD

Fairfield Warde High School: Four year letter win- ner in volleyball, basketball and lacrosse. McKenna was an All-FCIAC Honorable Mention and Second Team All-FCI- AC recipient for volleyball. In lacrosse she was a two-time First Team All-State and First Team All-FCIAC winner, a two-time U.S. Lacrosse All-American, and a Second Team All-FCIAC recipient. During her time at Fairfield Warde she scored 142 career goals and left as the all time leader for ca- reer assists with 94.

Personal: McKenna was born May 3, 2000 in Bridgeport, Conn. She is the daughter of Mark and Carolyn McKenna. Mark played lacrosse at Fairfield University and Car- olyn played at Le Moyne. McKenna is the sister to Kaitlin, Brooke and Jack. She chose Villanova beacsue of the challenging academics and the amazing athletic programs she is fortunate enough to participate in.

45 FRESHMEN

ALEXA MORO #54 | GOALKEEPER

Staples High School: At Staples, Moro competed in field hockey where she was a midfielder, earned three varsity let- ters and was a two-time State Champion and lacrosse where she earned four varsity letters. As a lacrosse player she earned many different honors. In 2018 she was an All-American, an All-State selection, an All-County selection and was awarded the Jinny Parker Award. In 2017 she was an All-County se- lection, won the Staples P.R.I.D.E Award, and was in the US Lacrosse Women's National Tournament for Connecticut. Moro was also the team captain of her lacrosse team in 2017 and 2018 and was a finalist for HLA Most Outstanding Player Award. On her field hock- ey team, she was a two-time State Champion and a three-year recipient of the Coach's Award. Academically, she was on the National Honor Society, the National Italian Hon- or Society, was an AP Scholar, was a two-time recipient of the National Italian Exam Honor Mention and was given the Seal of Biliteracy.

Personal: Moro is the daughter of Matthew and Antoinette, and has a brother Nich- olas and a brother Dean. Her father Matthew player on the Cornell lacrosse team. In her free time she enjoys hiking, kayaking and doing yoga. She chose to attend Villanova because of the excellent academics and school spirit.

46 FRESHMEN

ELIZABTH PAWLAK #21 | DEFENSE

St. Anthony's High School: While attending St. Antho- ny's Pawlak competed on the tennis team and lacrosse team where she earned four varsity letters in tennis and two in lacrosse. She also earned All-League, All-Academic, and All-Conference honors. Pawlak was on the Fab 40 All-Star team and was an Inside Lacrosse Women's Invitational All- Star. Outside of St. Anthony's she also competed on the Team Elevate team and was awarded Defensive Player of the Year in 2015 and 2017. Pawlak also received academic honors that included, the St. Bonaventure Award, academic high honors consecutively from 2015-2018 and also had a 4.0 GPA all four years of high school.

Personal: Pawlak is the daughter of Bobby and Claire and has an older sister, Laura and younger sister Abby. In her free time she enjoys spending time with her friends, reading, listening to music, ,playing tennis, skiing, going to concerts and the beach, and watching professional sports, particularly the Rangers. Pawlak chose to attend Vil- lanova because of its academic excellence, sense of community, competitive athletics and the lacrosse family. She also loved the coaching staff and could see herself growing as a player at Nova.

47 FRESHMEN

CAROLINE PHELPS #5 | MIDFIELD

The Rivers School: At The Rivers School Phelps competed on the cross country team and lacrosse team. In cross coun- try she earned three varsity letters but could not run senior year due to an injury, and in lacrosse she earned four varsity letters. For lacrosse she earned All-League Honor Mention in 2015, All-League ISL First Team in 2016-2018, was a US All-American and also won the Coach's Award in 2017 and 2018. In cross country she was an All-League and All-ISL se- lection in 2015 and 2016 and in 2015 she was an All-New En- gland selection. She ended her lacrosse career with a school record of 211 goals and ranked second in the league. Phelps also participated on the Lower New England team at national tournament from 2016-2018 and her team were National Champions in 2017.

Personal: Phelps is the daughter of Jack and Colleen and has a 16 year old brother named Michael. Her father played football at Holy Cross as the quarterback and punt- er from 1985-1889. In her free time she enjoys spending time with family and friends, working in Chatham Cape Cod during the summers and going to the beach. Villanova was everything Phelps was looking for in a school. She chose VU because of the chal- lenging academics, the competitive lacrosse program on the rise, the small school en- vironment and location and the strong, committed and winning coaching staff that can help her reach her potential on and off the field.

48 FRESHMEN

OLIVIA PICCIRILLI #26 | ATTACK

Archbishop Spalding High School: At Archbishop Spalding, Piccirrilli was part of the National Honor Society during her junior and senior year, she was on Honor Roll all four years of high school and was on the principal's list her senior year. On her lacrosse team she was captain during her senior year and netted a career total 102 goals, 64 assist and had a career high of five goals and five assists. Piccirilli was also on the Integrity Lacrosse FCA National High School team, she was an Inside Lacrosse All-Star Selection and an Under Armour 150 All-Star selection.

Personal: Piccirilli was born on March 21, 2000 and is the daughter of Mark and Mary Piccirilli. She is the younger sister of Christopher and Anna. She chose Villanova because of the outstanding academics and the commitment of the coaching staff. Ad- ditionally, her brother played on the men's lacrosse team and her sister also graduated from VU. She also admired the community service aspect of the school and felt the fam- ily like atmosphere right away.

49 FRESHMEN

ALEXA TSAHALIS #36 | MIDFIELD

Saddle River Day School: At Saddle River Day School, Tsahalis was a 4 year Dean’s List student as well as a 3 sport varsity athlete in lacrosse, soccer and basketball. During her high school lacrosse career, Tsahalis was captain during her junior and senior years and earned many accolades. In 2018, she was part of the NorthJersey.com Top 50 Seniors to Watch and a Top Girls Lacrosse player finalist. In 2017 and 2018, she received All-Bergen County First team, NJ Stars and Stripes Conference First and Second Team All-Star, two All-Group 1 Second Team awards, and All-North Jersey First Team. Along with this success, she helped lead her team to two NJSIAA State Sectional Championships. As a freshman, Tsahalis received Independence Conference Second Team honors, was selected to the under Armour Uncommitted Showcase team and was a WDNT North NJ Team Selection helping her team win the Oneida Division Cham- pionship game. Despite missing seven weeks of her sophomore year due to an injury, she recorded 230 career goals and 59 assists. As a 4-year varsity soccer player, Tsahalis was captain during her senior year and earned Second Team for the All-NJIC Patriot Division.

Personal: Tsahalis was born on June 7, 2000, is the daughter of Nick and Lynn Tsaha- lis and has a younger sister Leanna. In her free time Tsahalis enjoys going to the beach, listening to country music, watching NHL and spending time with friends. She chose to attend Villanova because when she first visited it felt like home and instantly she knew it was special. She ultimately chose VU because of its top tier academics and highly rat- ed business school in addition to its amazing sports programs and school spirit.

50 RECORDS & HISTORY

BIG EAST Awards...... 52 Patriot League Awards...... 53 Academic Awards...... 54 Career Records...... 55-56 Single Season Records...... 57-58 All-Time Schedule & Results...... 59-61 All-Time Series Record...... 62 Villanova Stadium...... 63 Accurate Prior to 2019 Season See Updated Program History

51 BIG EAST

PRESEASON TEAM BIG EAST ATTACKER OF THE Justine Donodeo 2012 YEAR Chelsey Henderson 2015 Jackie Froccaro: 2015 Jessica Mucci 2015 Jackie Froccaro 2016 Sam Scarfogliero 2016 Katie Comerford 2018, 2019 Devin Hassinger 2019

PRESEASON OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR Jackie Froccaro 2016

ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM Jackie Froccaro 2015 Jessica Mucci 2015

BIG EAST FIRST TEAM Jessica Mucci 2015 Jackie Froccaro '16 Jackie Froccaro 2015 BIG EAST FRESHMAN OF THE BIG EAST SECOND TEAM YEAR Meghan Breen 2015 Katie Comerford: 2017 Katie Comerford 2018 Justine Donodeo 2011,2012 Jackie Froccaro 2013,2016 Chelsey Henderson 2014, 2016 Jessica Mucci 2014 Sam Scarfogliero 2015

Katie Comerford '20 52 PATRIOT LEAGUE

ALL-PATRIOT LEAGUE FIRST TEAM Meghan Carolan 2001, 2002, 2003 Lauren Ferrara 2003 Cecily Pierce 2001

ALL-PATRIOT LEAGUE SECOND TEAM Sarah DePeters 2001 Lauren Ferrara 2002 Becky Gardner 2005 Amy Rocap 2005

NCAA ALL-AMERICAN MID-ATLANTIC REGION Becky Gardner SECOND TEAM Meghan Carolan 2001 Kelly Morley 1994 Shannon O’Neil 1996 Kristine Streeker 1996

HONORABLE MENTION Leigh Ann Leone 1993

PATRIOT LEAGUE WOMEN’S LACROSSE SCHOLAR-ATHLETE OF THE YEAR Sarah DePeters 2002

Sarah DePeters

53 ACADEMIC

IWLCA ACADEMIC PATRIOT LEAGUE HONOR ROLL ACADEMIC HONOR ROLL Julia Arrix 2018 Amy Babington 2005 Christina Bahrs 2005 Nikki Bell 2009 Meghan Carolan 2002 Elise Bendinelli 2014 Sarah DePeters 2002 Devon Brown 2018 Elizabeth Firth 2002 Tara DeAngelo 2018 Molly Grace 2005 Erin Dullea 1995 Stephanie Kelly 2002 Justine Feinman 2009 Katie Mannix 2002 Jackie Froccaro 2016 Kristen Morea 2005 Laura Garrett 2009 Cecily Pierce 2002 Tierney Griff 2016 Amy Rocap 2002, 2005 Jamie Schneider 2005 Devin Hassinger 2018 Lindsey Syphard 2002 Chelsey Henderson 2016 Becca Hetrick 2016 PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER Alexandra Judge 2014 ACADEMIC ALL-AREA TEAM Alexis Leighton 2018 Chelsey Henderson 2014 Amiee Mooney 1994,1995 Jackie Froccaro 2015 Kelly Morley 1994 Nikki Sortisio 2016 SISTER MARY MARGARET Arielle Urban 2011 CRIBBEN AWARD Christine O’Reilly 2014 IWLCA ACADEMIC TEAMS Kathleen O'Connor 2017 Head Coach Year NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF ACADEMIC Jebb Chagan 2009 ADVISORS FOR ATHLETIC ACADEMIC Jebb Chagan 2010 ACHIEVEMENT AWARD Julie Young 2014 Amiee Mooney 1994 Julie Young 2016 Julie Young 2017

VERIZON ACADEMIC ALL-DISTRICT II SECOND TEAM Sarah DePeters 2001 54 CAREER

POINTS ASSISTS 1. 183- Shannon O'Neil (99g 84a) - 1994-97 1. 102- Jessica Mucci - 2012-15 2. 165- Meghan Doyle (138g 27a) - 1996-99 2. 84- Shannon O'Neil - 1994-97 3. 154- Jackie Froccaro (130g 24a) - 2012-16 3. 62- Erica Rybinski - 2007,09-10 4. 152- Justine Donodeo (122g 30a) - 2010-12 4. 49- Katie Comerford - 2017-pres. 5. 146- Jessica Mucci (44g 102a) - 2012-15 4. 39- Anne Heilman - 1991-92 6. 145- Meghan Carolan (118g 27a) - 2000-03 39- Heidi Connor - 1992-95 7. 144- LeighAnn Leone (120g 24a) - 1991-93 6. 37- Annie Fallon - 2010-13 8. 136- Sarah DePeters (114g 22a) - 1999-02 7. 35- Maria Bowman - 2010-13 136- Erica Rybinski (74g 62a) - 2007,09-10 35- Sharon Flanagan - 1994-97 10. 129- Rachel Mack (107g 22a) - 1994-97 9. 30- Kate Harvey - 1993-97 129- Taryn McKenna (110g 19a) - 2006-09 30- Justine Donodeo - 2010-12

POINTS PER GAME (MIN. 25 GAMES) ASSISTS PER GAME (MIN. 25 GAMES) 1. 5.54- LeighAnn Leone (26 games) - 1991-93 1. 1.67- Jessica Mucci(61 games) - 2012-15 2. 3.78- Katie Comerford (32 games) - 2017-pres. 2. 1.56- Shannon O'Neil (54 games) - 1994-97 3. 3.42- Anne Heilman (26 games) - 1991-92 3. 1.53- Katie Comerford (32 games) -2017-18 4. 3.39- Shannon O'Neil (54 games) - 1994-97 4. 1.50- Anne Heilman (26 games) - 1991-92 5. 3.17- Justine Donodeo (48 games) - 2010-12 5. 1.32- Erica Rybinski (47 games) - 2007,09-10 6. 3.15- Rachel Mack (41 games) - 1994-97 6. 0.98- Heidi Connor (40 games) - 1992-95 7. 3.00- Heidi Connor (40 games) - 1992-95 7. 0.92- LeighAnn Leone (26 games) - 1991-93 8. 2.89- Erica Rybinski (47 games) - 2007,09-10 8. 0.73- Sharon Flanagan (48 games) - 1994-97 9. 2.87- Kristin Streeker (30 games) - 1996-97 9. 0.68- Monica Hopson (25 games) - 1991-93 10. 2.85- Jackie Froccaro (54 games) - 2012-16 10. 0.66- Devon Brown (35 games) - 2016-18 11. 2.84- Meghan Doyle (58 games) - 1996-99 FREE-POSITION GOALS GOALS 1. 28- Jackie Frocarro - 2012-16 1. 138- Meghan Doyle - 1996-99 2. 27- Justine Donodeo - 2010-12 2. 130- Jackie Froccaro - 2012-16 3. 16- Chelsey Henderson - 2013-16 3. 122- Justine Donodeo - 2010-12 16- Jillian Swikart - 2016-18 4. 120- LeighAnn Leone - 1991-93 5. 14- Kelsey Denihan - 2013-16 5. 118- Meghan Carolan - 2000-03 6. 13- Maria Bowman - 2010-13 6. 114- Sarah DePeters - 1999-02 7. 12- Rachel Lasda - 2008-11 7. 110- Taryn McKenna - 2006-09 8. 11- Katie Comerford - 2017-18 8. 107- Rachel Mack - 1994-97 11- Kim McDonough - 2017-18 9. 99- Shannon O'Neil - 1994-97 10. 9- Shannon Galvin - 2013-15 10. 98- Cecily Pierce - 1999-02

GOALS PER GAME (MIN. 25 GAMES) 1. 4.62- LeighAnn Leone (26 games) - 1991-93 2. 2.73- Kristin Streeker (30 games) - 1996-97 3. 2.61- Rachel Mack (41 games) - 1994-97 4. 2.54- Justine Donodeo (48 games) - 2010-12 5. 2.41- Jackie Froccaro (54 games) - 2012-16 6. 2.38- Meghan Doyle (58 games) - 1996-99 7. 2.25- Katie Comerford (32 games) - 2017-pres. 7. 2.03- Heidi Connor (40 games) - 1992-95 8. 1.92- Anne Heilman (26 games) - 1991-92 9. 1.83- Shannon O'Neil (54 games) - 1994-97 10. 1.82- Meghan Carolan (65 games) - 2000-03 55 CAREER

GROUND BALLS SAVES 1. 304- Erin Dullea - 1993-97 1. 554- Jessica Brozena - 2004-07 2. 189- Shannon O'Neil - 1994-97 2. 380- Chris McNeff - 1994-96 3. 181- Meghan Carolan - 2000-03 3. 360- Stacey Rozzi - 1991-93 4. 177- Cecily Pierce - 1999-02 4. 343- Maggie Langan - 2008-11 5. 143- Sarah DePeters - 1999-02 5. 304- Julia Michaels - 2015-18 6. 129- Ciara Perrotti - 1991-93 6. 242- Brandy Grenier - 2001-02 7. 127- Heidi Connor - 1992-95 7. 236- Jaclyn Fraum - 2013-16 8. 126- Sharon Flanagan - 1994-97 8. 214- Amanda Hirschfeld - 2010-13 9. 125- Rachel Mack - 1994-97 9. 194- Brett Clancy - 1994-96 10. 124- Kristin Streeker - 1996-97 10. 189- Sarah Gilhorn - 1996-99 124- Ann Magee - 1991-93 11. 178- Kelly O’Leary - 2000-01

DRAW CONTROLS SAVE PERCENTAGE (Min. 50 saves) 1. 158- Shawna Giust - 2010-13 1. .755- Stacey Rozzi (117 GA, 360 saves) - 91-93 2. 138- Jackie Froccaro - 2012-16 2. .577- Chris McNeff (279 GA, 380 saves) - 94-96 3. 123- Becky Gardner - 2004-06 3. .572- Brett Clancy (145 GA, 194 saves) - 94-96 4. 106- Amy Jackson - 2008-11 4. .548- Julie Pinnix (126 GA, 153 saves) - 98 5. 105- Devin Hassinger- 2015-18 5. .493- Sarah Gilhorn (194 GA, 189 saves) - 96-99 6. 99- Erica Rybinski - 2007,09-10 6. .458- Olivia Gonsalves (64 GA, 54 saves) - 17-18 7. 89- Chelsey Henderson - 2013-16 7. .451- LynAnn Schoenhut (100 GA, 82 saves) - 91 89- Carly Miller - 2008-11 8. .450- Julia Michaels (169 GA, 138 saves) - 15-16 9. 84- Rachel Lasda - 2008-11 9. .442- Brandy Grenier (305 GA, 242 saves) - 01-02 10. 80- Kim McDonough- 2017-18 .442- Jessica Brozena (700 GA, 554 saves) - 04-07

DRAW CONTROLS PER GAME (MIN. 15 GAMES) GOALS AGAINST AVERAGE 1. 2.59- Shawna Giust (61 games) - 2010-13 1. 9.59- Chris McNeff (279 GA, 1746 min) 1994-96 2. 2.58- Kim McDonough (31 games) - 2017-18 2. 9.60- Brett Clancy (145 GA, 906 min) 1994-96 3. 2.56- Jackie Froccaro (54 games) - 2012-16 3. 10.16- Jaclyn Fraum (323 GA, 1908 min) 2013-16 4. 2.51- Becky Gardner (49 games) - 2004-06 4. 10.43- Brandy Grenier (305 GA, 1755 min) 01-02 5. 2.33- Devin Hassinger (45 games)- 2015-18 5. 10.60- LynAnn Schoenhut (100 GA, 566 min) 1991 6. 2.11- Erica Rybinski (47 games) -2007,09-10 6. 10.88- Julia Todd (126 GA, 695 min) 2011-14 7. 1.85- Chelsey Henderson (48 games) - 2013-16 7. 10.94- Olivia Gonsalves (64 GA, 351 min) 2017-18 8. 1.81- Maggie Jennings (32 games) - 2017-18 8. 10.96- Amanda Hirschfeld (274 GA, 1500 min) 2010-11 9. 1.71- Amy Jackson (62 games) - 2008-11 9. 11.07- Khaia Baranowski (85 GA, 461 min)2017-18 10. 1.51- Carly Miller (59 games) - 2008-11 10. 11.30- Stacy Rozzi (117 GA, 621 min) 1991-93

CAUSED TURNOVERS 1. 69- Sam Scarfogliero - 2014-17 2. 50- Elizabeth Armstrong - 2015-18 3. 42- Chelsey Henderson - 2013-16 4. 40- Shawna Giust - 2010-13 5. 37- Tierney Griff - 2013-16 6. 34- Mariah Salerno - 2014-16 7. 33- Amy Begay - 2011-14 8. 31- Amy Jackson - 2008-11 31- Cindy Koza - 2003-06 10. 30- Rachel Damalouji - 2001-04

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POINTS ASSISTS 1. 73- Meghan Doyle (63 goals, 10 assists) 1999 1. 39- Jessica Mucci 2013 2. 65- Katie Comerford (32 goals, 33 assists) 2018 2. 34- Jessica Mucci 2015 3. 64- Meghan Carolan (49 goals, 15 assists) 2002 3. 33- Katie Comerford 2018 4. 61- Meghan Doyle (51 goals, 10 assists) 1998 3. 29- Erika Rybinski 2010 61- LeighAnn Leone (49 goals, 12 assists) 1993 4. 24- Erika Rybinski 2009 6. 60- Taryn McKenna (53 goals, 7 assists) 2009 5. 23- Ashley Lynch 2018 7. 57- Justine Donodeo (47 goals, 10 assists) 2010 23- Shannon O’Neil 1997 57- Jackie Froccaro (49 goals, 8 assists) 2015 23- Shannon O’Neil 1996 8. 56- Erika Rybinski (27 goals, 29 assists) 2010 7. 22- Shannon O’Neil 1995 10. 55- Erica Rybinski (31 goals, 24 assists) 2009 22- Jessica Mucci 2014 11. 53- Shannon O’Neil (31 goals, 22 assists) 1995 9. 20- Anne Heilman 1991 53- Jessica Mucci (14 goals, 39 assists) 2013 10. 19- Anne Heilman 1992

POINTS PER GAME ASSISTS PER GAME 1. 4.56-Mehgan Dolye (16 games) 1999 1. 2.44-Jessica Mucci (16 games) 2013 2. 4.36-Meghan Dolye (14 games) 1998 2. 2.00-Jessica Mucci (17 games) 2015 3. 4.06- Katie Comerford (16 games) 2018 3. 1.81-Erica Rybinski (16 games) 2010 4. 3.92-Leigh Ann Leone (13 games) 1992 4. 1.64-Shannon O’Neil (14 games) 1996 5. 3.76-Meghan Carolan (17 games) 2002 1.64-Shannon O’Neil (14 games) 1997 6. 3.75-Taryn McKenna (16 games) 2009 6. 1.60-Erica Ryninski (15 games) 2009 7. 3.67-Erica Rybinski (15 games) 2009 7. 1.54-Anne Heilman (13 games) 1991 8. 3.64-Shannon O’Neil (11 games) 1994 8. 1.47-Shannon O’Neil (15 games) 1995 9. 3.56-Justine Donodeo (16 games) 2010 9. 1.46-Anne Heilman (13 games) 1992 10. 3.54-Anne Heilman (13 games) 1991 10. 1.45-Shannon O’Neil (11 games) 1994 11. 3.53-Shannon O’Neil (15 games) 1995 GROUND BALLS GOALS 1. 78-Erin Dullea 1995 1. 63- Meghan Doyle 1999 2. 76-Meghan Carolan 2001 2. 53- Taryn McKenna 2009 3. 75-Kelly Morley 1994 3. 51- Meghan Doyle 1998 4. 73-Ciara Perrotti 1993 4. 49- Meghan Carolan 2002 5. 72-Corie Bova 1991 49- LeighAnn Leone 1993 6. 70-Rachel Mack 1994 49- Jackie Froccaro 2015 70-Erin Dullea 1994 7. 47- Justine Donodeo 2010 8. 67-Sarah DePeters 2002 8. 44- Leigha Ann Leone 1992 67-Caroline Walsh 1993 9. 43- Sarah DePeters 2001 10. 64-Ann Magee 1993 10. 41- Kristin Streeker 1997 41- Kristin Streeker 1996 DRAW CONTROLS 1.83 Devin Hassinger 2018 GOALS PER GAME 2.76 Jackie Froccaro 2015 1. 3.94-Meghan Doyle (16 games) 1999 3. 61 Kim McDonough 2018 2. 3.64-Meghan Doyle (14 games) 1998 3.57-Carly Miller 2009 3. 3.38 Leigh Ann Leone (13 games) 1992 4.56-Becky Gardner 2005 4. 3.31-Taryn McKenna (16 games) 2009 5.49-Christina Bahrs 2007 5. 2.94-Justine Donodeo (16 games) 2010 49-Meghan Carolan 2002 6. 2.88-Jackie Froccaro (14 games) 2015 7.48-Shawna Giust 2013 2.88-Meghan Carolan (17 games) 2002 8.47-Becky Gardner 2004 8. 2.79-Jackie Froccaro (14 games) 2013 9.45-Shawna Giust 2010 9. 2.73-Kristen Streeker (15 games) 1997 10.42-Elizabeth Firth 2003 2.73-Kristen Streeker (15 games) 1997 11.41-Erica Rybinski 2010 41-Amy Jackson 2009 57 SINGLE SEASON

DRAW CONTROLS PER GAME SAVE PERCENTAGE 1. 5.19- Devin Hassinger (16 games) - 2018 1. 1.000- Stacey Rozzi (0 GA, 193 saves) - 1993 2. 4.47- Jackie Foccaro (17 games) - 2015 2. .619- Stacey Rozzi (96 GA, 156 saves) - 1992 3. 3.81- Kim McDonough (16 games) - 2018 3. .604- Chris McNeff (76 GA, 116 saves) - 1994 4. 3.73- Becky Gardner (15 games) - 2005 4. .578- Brett Clancy (35 GA, 48 saves) - 1996 5. 3.56- Carly Miller (16 games) - 2009 5. .573- Brett Clancy (85 GA, 114 saves) - 1994 6. 3.06- Christina Bahrs (16 games) - 2007 6. .567- Chris McNeff (122 GA, 160 saves) - 1995 7. 3.00- Shawna Giust (16 games) - 2013 7. .562- Chris McNeff (81 GA, 104 saves) - 1996 8. 2.88- Meghan Carolan (17 games) - 2002 8. .561- Brett Clancy (25 GA, 32 saves) - 1995 9. 2.82- Jackie Froccaro (17 games) - 2016 9. .552- Kendra Gedgehegan (13 GA, 16 saves) - 1992 10. 2.81- Shawna Giust (16 games) - 2010 10. .548- Julie Pinnix (126 GA, 153 saves) - 1998 11. 2.80- Elizabeth Firth (15 games) - 2003 12. 2.76- Becky Gardner (17 games) - 2004 GOALS AGAINST AVERAGE 1. 7.69- Brett Clancy (25 GA, 195 min) - 1995 CAUSED TURNOVERS 2. 7.90- Chris McNeff (81 GA, 615 min) - 1996 1. 32- Sam Scarfogliero - 2017 3. 8.92- Lauren Latchford (27 GA, 182 min) - 2006 2. 27- Sam Scarfogliero - 2015 4. 9.33- Brett Clancy (35 GA, 225 min) - 1996 3. 22- Tierney Griff - 2016 5. 9.77- Jaclyn Fraum (127 GA, 780 min) - 2014 4. 20- Nikki Bell - 2006 6. 9.86- Amanda Hirschfeld (124 GA, 754 min) - 2013 5. 19- Laura Ferrara - 2004 7. 9.89- Julia Todd (70 GA, 425 min) - 2011 6. 18- Meghan Carolan - 2002 8. 9.90- Amanda Hirschfeld (43 GA, 261 min) - 2012 18- Amy Begay - 2014 9. 10.25- Jaclyn Fraum (130 GA, 761 min) - 2015 18- Cindy Koza - 2006 10. 10.30- Chris McNeff (122 GA, 711 min) - 1995 18- Elizabeth Armstrong 2018 9. 17- Rachel Damalouji - 2002 17- Chelsey Henderson - 2014

FREE-POSITION GOALS 1. 14- Jackie Froccaro - 2015 2. 11- Jillian Swikart - 2018 3. 10- Justine Donodeo - 2012 4. 9- Justine Donodeo - 2011 5. 8- Rachel Lasda- 2010 8- Katie Comerford - 2017 8- Justine Donodeo - 2010 8- Jackie Froccaro - 2013 8- Kim McDonough - 2017 10. 7- Chelsey Henderson - 2014 11. 6- Chelsey Henderson - 2016

SAVES 1. 193- Stacey Rozzi (0 GA, 193 saves) - 1993 193- Jessica Brozena (217 GA, 193 saves) - 2004 3. 189- Sarah Gilhorn (194 GA, 189 saves) - 1999 4. 160- Chris McNeff (122 GA, 160 saves) - 1995 5. 156- Stacey Rozzi (96 GA, 156 saves) - 1992 6. 153- Julie Pinnix (126 GA, 153 saves) - 1998 7. 145- Brandy Grenier (176 GA, 145 saves) - 2002 8. 143- Jessica Brozena (191 GA, 143 saves) - 2006 9. 141- Kelly O'Leary (205 GA, 141 saves) - 2000 10. 133- J McGrattan (169 GA, 133 saves) - 2003 58 ALL-TIME

1991: 6-7 1995: 6-7 1999: 3-13, Patriot League: 1-3 Head Coach: Moira Lewis Head Coach: Moira Lewis Head Coach: Joanie Milhous 3/16 Boston College L 12-11 3/14 Pennsylvania L 13-12 OT 3/9 at Drexel W 14-7 3/18 U. of Vermont L 13-4 3/18 UMBC L 8-6 3/14 at Bucknell W 10-7 3/22 at Haverford College W 8-7 3/21 at Temple L 23-3 3/18 Colgate L 10-8 3/24 New Hampshire L 9-3 3/ at West Chester W 16-7 3/20 at Davidson L 14-6 4/4 Drexel L 9-7 3/26 Holy Cross W 11-4 3/21 at Duquesne W 10-8 4/7 at Georgetown W 12-8 4/1 Lehigh L 13-11 3/27 Monmouth L 14-3 4/9 at West Chester L 18-9 4/ at Georgetown L 11-7 3/30 Lehigh L 12-5 4/10 Ursinus College W 7-5 4/ at UMass W 10-7 4/3 Notre Dame L 15-9 4/16 Glassboro State W 12-7 4/9 at Boston College L 15-6 4/6 Hofstra L 13-7 4/18 at U. of Maryland L 10-9 4/13 Hofstra W 12-11 4/8 Lafayette L 12-6 4/19 Bucknell W 9-7 4/18 at Rutgers L 7-3 4/13 St. Joseph’s L 9-7 4:23 at Rutgers L 11-9 4/ Davidson W 9-2 4/17 at Georgetown L14-4 4/26 Phila. Textile W 17-4 4/ St. Josephs W 17-7 4/21 Johns Hopkins L 10-8 4/24 at Holy Cross L 14-10 1992: 7-6 1996: 7-8 4/25 at Boston College L 14-12 Head Coach: Moira Lewis Head Coach: Alison Williams 4/26 at Rutgers L 21-3 3/13 Eastern College W 16-2 3/10 Mt. St. Mary’s W 18-5 3/17 Vermont L 11-6 3/17 Boston College W 8-3 2000: 2-11, Patriot League: 1-4 3/29 Haverford College W 10-4 3/23 Lafayette W 14-4 Head Coach: Joanie Milhous 4/2 at Drexel L 7-6 3/26 Drexel W 18-7 3/8 Drexel L 4/4 Georgetown W 16-7 3/28 West Chester L 9-8 OT 3/11 at Monmouth L 4/7 West Chester W 11-8 3/30 George Mason W 12-10 3/15 #6 Georgetown L 17-0 4/9 at Ursinus W 8-7 4/2 Lehigh L 15-8 3/18 Boston College L 10-9 4/12 William & Mary L 14-4 4/4 UMBC L 8-6 3/19 LaSalle W 19-10 4/15 at Glassboro W 19-6 4/10 Hofstra L 13-10 3/21 Pennsylvania L 14-7 4/18 at Bucknell L 9-8 4/13 Georgetown L 13-5 3/25 Bucknell W 11-10 4/20 at Pennsylvania W 11-10 4/16 Rutgers L 9-7 3/28 at Lehigh L 13-9 4/21 Rutgers L 11-10 4/19 Bucknell W 17-4 4/1 at Lafayette L 20-8 4/24 UMBC L 13-6 4/21 UMass W 15-8 4/3 Duquesne L 11-10 4/22 St. Joseph’s L 4-3 4/6 Rutgers L 16-8 1993: 3-12 4/27 Holy Cross L 8-7 4/11 at St. Joseph’s L 16-6 Head Coach: Moira Lewis 4/15 at Colgate L 16-1 3/13 Bucknell W 8-6 1997: 8-7 4/19 at John Hopkins L 17-2 3/16 Pennsylvania L 11-9 Head Coach: Megan Harlan 4/29 Holy Cross L 15-14 3/19 at Haverford L 8-7 3/5 Davidson W 21-4 3/22 Vermont L 15-4 3/12 Duquesne W 23-2 2001: 7-10, Patriot League: 3-2 3/24 at UMBC L 13-10 3/15 Boston College L 11-10 OT Head Coach: Shannon O’Neil 3/28 at Georgetown L 11-3 3/16 Boston University W 17-2 3/7 at Drexel W 13-10 4/1 Drexel L 16-5 3/19 Temple L 10-3 3/10 UConn L 10-7 4/3 Lehigh L 17-7 3/27 West Chester W 8-7 3/15 Lafayette L 8-7 4/6 at West Chester L 19-8 3/29 Georgetown L 11-10 3/18 at LaSalle L 13-10 4/8 Ursinus L 10-9 4/1 Lehigh W 11-5 3/20 at Pennsylvania L 11-6 4/15 Rowan L 9-7 4/4 Rutgers L 9-2 3/24 at Holy Cross W 10-7 4/17 at New Hampshire L 18-5 4/6 Virginia L 17-5 3/25 at Boston College L 11-9 4/18 at Massachusetts W 11-8 4/10 Hofstra W 8-7 3/27 Lehigh W 15-6 4/20 at Rutgers L 9-5 4/15 North Carolina L 13-3 3/31 at Towson L 14-9 4/23 St. Joseph’s W 14-3 4/22 St. Joseph’s W 7-6 4/1 California L 9-8 4/25 Duke L 8-5 4/4 Fairfield W 15-14 1994: 8-7 4/27 George Mason W 12-8 4/12 St. Joseph’s W 15-9 Head Coach: Moira Lewis 4/14 at Bucknell L 13-5 3/11 at Bucknell W 13-12 1998: 4-12 4/18 Johns Hopkins W 14-10 3/15 at Pennsylvania L 16-3 Head Coach: Joanie Milhous 4/21 Colgate W 12-9 3/19 UMBC L 13-10 3/11 LaSalle W 16-5 4/23 at Rutgers L 12-4 3/22 Haverford W 12-10 3/14 Boston College L8-7 4/28 Holy Cross L 11-7 3/24 at Hofstra L 11-7 3/18 at #2 Temple L 24-5 3/27 Georgetown W 10-9 3/21 Harvard L 7-4 3/31 at Drexel W 14-12 3/22 UMBC W 13-11 4/2 at Lehigh L 13-5 3/26 West Chester L 17-10 4/9 UMass W 12-8 3/28 at Lafayette L 11-4 4/12 West Chester L 10-9 3/31 at Lehigh L 13-12 4/17 Holy Cross W13-6 4/3 #9 Georgetown L 16-3 4/19 Rutgers L 14-7 4/4 #5 Virginia L 16-1 4/23 at Delaware L 16-6 4/8 at Hofstra L 20-6 4/24 at George Mason W 9-3 4/14 Drexel W 17-13 4/26 at St. Joseph’s W 20-8 418 Davidson L 14-9 4/21 at St. Joseph’s W 10-2 4/24 Boston University L 15-6 4/26 Rutgers L 18-7 59 ALL-TIME

2002: 9-8, Patriot Leage: 4-2 2005: 2-13, Patriot League: 2-4 2008: 4-13 Head Coach: Shannon O’Neil Head Coach: Shannon O’Neil Head Coach: Jebb Chagan 3/9 Boston College L 13-5 2/26 Fairfield L 15-13 2/24 Iona W 10-8 3/13 Siena W 19-4 3/5 Marist L 10-8 2/27 Drexel L 13-3 3/16 at Fairfield L 15-14 3/6 Colgate* L 13-5 3/2 at Sacred Heart L 5-3 3/20 LaSalle W 12-7 3/13 at Holy Cross* L 14-6 3/9 at Central Connecticut W 9-7 3/23 Holy Cross* W 14-10 3/16 at Delaware L 21-4 3/12 at Saint Joseph’s L 12-2 3/24 at St. Joseph’s W 7-6 3/18 at LaSalle L 15-9 3/16 Louisville L 15-7 3/26 at Lehigh* W 10-5 3/26 at American* L 7-5 3/22 at Longwood L 10-9 3/30 Colgate* W 11-10 3/30 LeMoyne L 12-11 (OT) 3/28 LeMoyne L 16-7 4/3 Rutgers L 11-5 4/3 Lehigh* L 16-15 4/4 Monmouth L 12-11 4/6 at Lafayette* L 12-8 4/6 at Rutgers L 15-3 4/6 Mount St. Mary L 15-9 4/10 at American* L 10-8 4/9 at Bucknell* W 9-8 4/10 LaSalle W 12-5 4/13 at Monmouth W 14-12 4/12 at Monmouth L 20-5 4/12 at Lafayette L 13-12 (OT) 4/17 at Johns Hopkins L 19-3 4/15 Lafayette* W 6-4 4/15 at Lehigh L 16-5 4/20 at Bucknell* W 10-6 4/23 Saint Joseph’s L 10-9 4/19 at Temple L 21-7 4/22 Pennsylvania L 16-6 4/27 at Drexel L 17-2 4/22 Navy L 19-8 4/25 Drexel W 17-10 4/25 Delaware L 20-10 4/27 American (semi finals) L 10-9 2006: 3-14, Patriot League: 0-6 Head Coach: Jebb Chagan 2009: 8-8 2003: 4-11, Patriot League: 1-5 2/19 at Howard W 13-8 Head Coach: Jebb Chagan Head Coach: Shannon O’Neil 2/25 at Fairfield L 13-5 2/22 Central Connecticut W 13-5 3/1 at Temple L 17-6 3/1 LaSalle L 15-7 2/28 at Iona L 15-10 3/7 Lafayette W 6-4 3/4 Iona W 15-14 OT 3/6 at Louisville L 20-6 3/15 Fairfield W 15-7 3/8 Drexel L 17-5 3/8 at Cincinnati L 11-10 3/19 at LaSalle W 12-7 3/12 Holy Cross* L 15-5 3/15 at Monmouth L 15-12 3/22 at Holy Cross* L 10-9 3/18 at Colgate* L 12-4 3/17 at LaSalle L 7-6 3/23 at Boston College L 15-4 3/22 Sacred Heart W 8-5 3/19 Saint Joseph’s L 18-4 3/26 Monmouth W 12-11 3/25 American* L 11-4 3/22 Wagner W 17-9 3/29 Colgate* L 12-10 3/28 LeMoyne L 17-8 3/24 at Navy W 15-14 (OT) 4/5 at American* L 14-7 3/29 at Monmouth L 13-5 3/29 at LeMoyne W 13-12 4/6 at Pennsylvania L 16-1 4/1 at Lehigh* L 14-6 4/4 UC Davis W 11-10 4/9 Lehigh* L 13-11 4/4 at Marist L 9-8 4/7 Long Island W 19-11 4/16 Johns Hopkins L 11-4 4/8 Bucknell* L 13-4 4/14 Temple L 12-11 4/19 at Bucknell* L 12-8 4/9 Mount St. Mary’s L 14-10 4/17 Longwood W 16-13 4/23 at Rutgers L 14-4 4/15 at Lafayette* L 14-13 (2OT) 4/21 Lafayette L 14-13 4/26 St. Joseph’s L 8-6 4/25 at Saint Joseph’s L 14-8 4/25 Bryant W 23-16 2004: 1-16, Patriot League: 0-6 2007: 7-9 2010: 8-8, BIG EAST: 1-7 Head Coach: Shannon O’Neil Head Coach: Jebb Chagan Head Coach: Jebb Chagan 3/3 at Fairfield W 11-10 2/24 Fairfield W 8-7 2/27 at Bryant W 13-7 3/6 Boston College L 8-5 3/4 at Drexel L 15-2 3/1 Fresno State W 18-4 3/10 Drexel L 15-6 3/11 Central Connecticut W 4-3 3/4 UC Davis W 13-12 3/13 Temple L 12-5 3/13 Saint Joseph’s L 13-7 3/7 at Long Island W 21-8 3/16 at Monmouth L 12-7 3/24 at Iona L 9-8 3/10 at Lafayette W 11-6 3/21 Holy Cross* L 7-6 3/25 at LeMonye L 10-7 3/17 LaSalle L 13-11 3/24 at LaSalle L 12-10 3/30 Longwood W 15-13 3/21 Iona W 20-5 3/27 at Colgate* L 15-4 4/1 LaSalle W 10-9 OT 3/26 Georgetown* L 20-7 3/28 at California L 13-5 4/10 Lehigh L 10-8 3/28 at Wagner W 18-10 3/31 Rutgers L 14-5 4/15 Howard W 18-5 4/9 at Notre Dame* L 16-0 4/3 American* L 6-3 4/17 Long Island W 11-4 4/13 Rutgers* L 14-6 4/10 at Lehigh* L 12-10 4/19 Lafayette L 15-14 4/16 at UConn* L 10-8 4/14 at John Hopkins L 18-3 4/22 at Mount St. Mary’s L 12-7 4/18 at Syracuse* L 18-3 4/17 Bucknell* L 15-8 4/27 at Delaware L 15-4 4/24 at Loyola (Md.)* L 17-15 4/21 Pennsylvania L 16-4 4/28 at Saint Francis (Pa.) W 18-4 4/30 Cincinnati* W 16-15 4/23 at Lafayette* L 14-4 5/2: Louisville* L 19-6 4/28 at St. Joseph’s L 18-8

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2011:5-11, BIG EAST:1-7 2014: 8-8, BIG EAST: 3-4 2017: 4-12, BIG EAST: 2-7 Head Coach: Jebb Chagan Head Coach: Julie Young Head Coach: Julie Young 2/19 Bryant W 16-8 2/22 Michigan W 20-7 2/11 Bucknell L 10-6 2/26 Boston College L 14-8 2/26 #20 Navy L 9-8 2/18 Cornell L 18-6 3/2 Long Island W 16-3 3/1 at Bucknell W 10-4 2/22 at Navy L 17-5 3/4 at LaSalle W 6-5 3/5 Drexel W 9-5 3/1 at St. Joseph’s W 11-10 3/16 George Washington L 14-8 3/8 at Delaware L 11-8 3/4 Monmouth L 17-11 3/18 Wagner W 19-5 3/14 at High Point L 16-8 3/11 at Drexel L 8-7 3/25 Georgetown* L 17-12 3/16 at Davidson W 8-6 3/18 Vanderbilt* L 14-12 3/27 California L 11-2 3/23 #6 Notre Dame L 17-8 3/22 at Lafayette W 13-11 4/8 Notre Dame* L 15-4 3/29 Rutgers* W 14-11 3/26 Cincinnati* W 16-10 4/10 Loyola* L 16-6 4/2 at Lafayette W 8-6 4/1 at Marquette* L 20-6 4/15 at Cincinnati* W 11-10 4/5 at Temple* L 12-10 4/5 Georgetown* L 14-13 4/17 at Louisville* L 16-4 4/11 Cincinnati* W 12-7 4/8 at Temple* L 13-11 4/20 Lafayette L 14-13 4/13 #19 Louisville* L 16-9 4/12 at Florida* L 19-9 4/26 at Rutgers* L 13-10 4/17 at Georgetown* L 13-2 4/15 Denver* L 17-10 4/29 UConn* L 13-11 4/19 at Marquette* W 10-9 4/22 UConn* L, 15-14 5/1 Syracuse* L 20-6 4/26 at UConn765* L 15-4 4/29 at Butler* W 22-5 2012: 4-12, BIG EAST: 2-6 2015: 9-8, BIG EAST: 4-3 2018: 9-7, BIG EAST: 4-5 Head Coach: Julie Young Head Coach: Julie Young Head Coach: Julie Young 2/18 at Wagner W 16-7 2/14 at Rutgers L 10-7 2/17 #13/17 Cornell L 13-7 2/22 at Delaware L 11-7 2/25 at Navy L 13-7 2/21 at Bucknell W 17-7 2/25 Princeton L 16-3 2/28 Bucknell W 11-9 2/26 at Holy Cross W 10-7 3/3 Georgetown* L 18-6 3/7 at Stony Brook L 13-6 3/1 St. Joseph’s W 18-11 3/14 at George Wash. L 11-7 3/11 Delaware W 11-9 3/4 at Jacksonville L 19-11 3/21 LaSalle L 13-9 3/14 at Drexel L 9-5 3/10 Drexel W 20-12 3/24 Manhattan W 15-5 3/18 at St. Joseph’s W 13-9 3/13 Rutgers W 18-12 3/27 Lehigh L 12-8 3/21 High Point W 11-10 3/17 at #25 Georgetown* L 19-10 3/30 California L 10-6 3/25 Lafayette W 13-11 3/24 Marquette* L 16-12 4/5 Rutgers* L 13-5 3/28 at Marquette* W 10-6 3/31 at Vanderbilt* L 15-11 4/7 at Notre Dame* L 18-5 4/4 Cincinnati* W 18-4 4/4 at UConn* W 13-12 4/13 Cincinnati* W 17-10 4/8 Georgetown* L 9-5 4/8 #7/8 Florida* L 18-8 4/15 Louisville* W 9-8 (OT) 4/11 at Florida* L 21-3 4/13 at #25 Denver* L 14-8 4/22 at Loyola* L 20-9 4/15 at Temple* W 9-7 4/18 Butler* W 20-4 4/27 at UConn* L 13-6 4/19 Vanderbilt* W 12-10 4/21 Temple* W 14-13 4/29 at Syracuse* L 18-3 4/25 UConn* L 14-11 4/29 at Cincinnati* W 10-8 4/30 Flordia L 18-8 2013: 6-10, BIG EAST: 1-7 2019: 10-8, BIG EAST: 3-2 Head Coach: Julie Young 2016: 4-13, BIG EAST: 2-5 Head Coach: Julie Young 2/16 at Lehigh L 10-9 Head Coach: Julie Young 2/9 at Duke L 19-9 2/23 at Princeton L 10-5 2/13 Rutgers L 14-8 2/16 Cornell W 13-12 3/2 Central Connecticut W 11-8 2/20 at Cornell L 7-6 2/23 Siena W 12-7 3/6 at #18 Drexel L 14-10 2/24 Navy L 12-9 2/27 Navy L 14-6 3/9 Mount Saint Mary W 16-7 2/27 at Bucknell W 12-8 3/2 at St. Joseph's L 16-8 3/13 at Columbia W 16-7 3/2 at High Point L 10-9 3/6 Holy Cross W 17-5 3/16 Davidson W 11-7 3/5 Drexel L 9-8 3/9 at Drexel W 13-9 3/22 at Marquette W 19-8 3/9 at Delaware L 14-7 3/12 Army W 16-8 3/24 at #7 Notre Dame* L 14-2 3/13 at Albany L 14-2 3/16 Richmond L 14-13 OT 4/5 #5 Syracuse* L 19-7 3/19 Duke L 7-4 3/20 at Columbia W 11-10 OT 4/7 UConn* L 12-11 (OT) 3/23 St. Joseph’s W 11-10 3/30 at Marquette* W 15-13 4/13 at Rutgers* L 9-6 3/26 at UConn* L 13-8 4/2 at Princeton L 15-6 4/19 #13 Loyola* L 16-11 4/2 Marquette* L 15-6 4/6 at Old Dominion* W 17-10 4/21 #8 Georgetown* L 6-5 4/9 at Cincinnati* W 11-5 4/13 Georgetown* L 12-8 4/26 at Cincinnati* W 17-7 4/13 at Georgetown* L 18-7 4/17 at Temple W 13-8 4/28 at Louisville* L 13-10 4/16 Florida* L 14-4 4/20 at Butler* W 17-5 4/20 Temple* L 10-7 4/26 Denver* L 14-8 4/24 at Vanderbilt* W 7-6 5/2 Denver# L 15-5 #BIG EAST Semifinals

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Opponent Record Holy Cross 6-8 St. Joseph’s 11-11 Albany 0-1 Howard 2-0 Stony Brook 0-1 American 0-6 Iona 3-2 Syracuse 0-4 Army 1-0 Jacksonville 0-1 Temple 3-10 Boston College 1-11 John Hopkins 1-5 Towson 0-1 Boston University 1-1 Lafayette 7-11 U. of Maryland 0-1 Bryant 3-0 LaSalle 7-7 UC Davis 2-0 Bucknell 12-5 Lehigh 3-15 UConn 1-9 Butler 3-0 Le Moyne 1-4 UMass 4-0 California 0-4 Long Island 4-0 UMBC 1-5 Central Connecticut 4-0 Longwood 2-1 Ursinus 2-1 Cincinnati 9-1 Louisville 1-6 Vanderbilt 3-1 Colgate 2-6 Loyola (Md.) 0-4 Vermont 0-3 Columbia 2-0 Manhattan 1-0 Virginia 0-2 Cornell 1-3 Marist 0-2 Wagner 4-0 Davidson 4-2 Marquette 4-3 West Chester 3-5 Delaware 1-7 Michigan 1-0 William & Mary 0-1 Denver 0-4 Monmouth 2-8 Drexel 9-13 Mt. St. Mary’s 2-3 Duke 0-3 Navy 1-5 2019 Opponents in Bold Duquesne 2-1 New Hampshire 0-2 Eastern College 1-0 Notre Dame 0-6 Fairfield 4-3 North Carolina 0-1 Updated on 5/6/19 Florida 0-5 Old Dominion 1-0 Fresno State 1-0 Pennsylvania 1-8 Galssboro State 2-0 Phila. Textile 1-0 George Mason 3-0 Princeton 0-3 George Washington 0-2 Richmond 0-1 Georgetown 3-17 Rowan 0-1 Harvard 0-1 Rutgers 2-21 Haverford College 3-1 Sacred Heart 1-1 High Point 1-2 Siena 2-0 Hofstra 2-4 St. Francis (Pa.) 1-0

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Villanova Stadium has been the home for Villanova Women's Lacrosse since it's inaugural sea- son as a university sponsored sport in 1991. The stadium was offically dedicated on October 8, 1927 and has been the home of Wildcat football, lacrosse, and track and field for the the last 89 years.

Over the years, Villanova Stadium has received several different renovations. Orignally seat- ing 5,500 specators, the first expansion saw concrete stands on the north side added an addi- tional 6,500 seats to the venue. VILLANOVA STADIUM The original grass playing surface was replaced in 1980 after a $1.3 million renovation saw the installation of AstroTurf fieldOPENED: 1927 and an eight-lane Rebaturf 400-meter track. A few months later, SURFACE: FieldTurf six 100-foot light towers were installed for night time use. CAPACITY: 12,000 TENANTS: VU football, M/W In the second year of the women's lacrosse program, Villanova lacrosse, and track and field Stadium saw another upgrade, as Astroturf-8 surface was in- stalled in the fall of 1992 following a $1.25 million project. As the years went by, additional new suraces were installed. The current FieldTurf duraspine pro synthetic turf field was in- stalled in 2011.

In 1999, the Stadium underwent a face-lift with the Stadium Renovation Project, which in- cluded a state of the art press box with with a facility for both print and radio media to use.

Villanova Stadium will host the 2017 BIG EAST Women's Lacrosse Tournament and the 2017 BIG EAST Track and Field Championships.

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