No. 24 USC Lacrosse Visits SDSU, Hosts Jacksonville

2 0 1 9 U S C W o m e n ’ s L a c ross e 2 Conference Championships • 3 NCAA Appearances • 34 All-Conference Selections • 7 IWLCA All-Americans 2015 & 2016 MPSF Coach of the Year Lindsey Munday • 3 MPSF Players of the Year • 2 MPSF Rookies of the Year

For release: Feb. 20, 2019

University of Southern California Sports Information • 3501 Watt Way • HER103 • Los Angeles, Calif. • (213) 740-8480 • Fax: (213) 740-7584 Assistant Director (Women’s Lacrosse): Jeremy Wu • Office:(213) 740-3807 • Cell: (213) 379-3977 • E-mail: [email protected] No. 24 USC Lacrosse Visits SDSU, Hosts Jacksonville

Schedule and Results Game #2 • Friday, Feb. 22 • 1 p.m. PT 1-0 Overall • 0-0 Pac-12 • IWLCA Rank: No. 24 No. 24 USC (1-0) at San Diego State (2-0) 1-0 Home • 0-0 Away • 0-0 Neutral Aztec Lacrosse Field • San Diego, Calif. SERIES HISTORY: USC leads, 7-0 (1.000) • STREAK: W7 LAST MEETING: W, 17-7 (April 13, 2018 • McAlister Field) February STREAM: SDSU Athletics YouTube 9 Hofstra (P12+) W 15-10 OPPONENT WEB: GoAztecs.com 22 at San Diego State (YouTube) 1 p.m. 24 Jacksonville (P12+) 12 p.m. Game #3 • Sunday, Feb. 24 • 12 p.m. PT No. 24 USC (1-0) vs. Jacksonville (1-0) March McAlister Field • Los Angeles, Calif. 1 at Boston College 3 p.m. ET SERIES HISTORY: USC leads, 1-0 (1.000) • STREAK: W1 3 at Boston University (PLN) 12 p.m. ET LAST MEETING: W, 13-10 (May 12, 2017 • Gainesville, Fla.) STREAM: Pac-12+ USC Stream 8 at Arizona State * (P12+) 5 p.m. MT OPPONENT WEB: JUDolphins.com 10 Virginia Tech (P12+) 12 p.m. 15 at Colorado * (P12+) 3 p.m. MT 17 at Oregon * (P12+) 1 p.m. CROSSExamination 23 California * (P12+) 12 p.m. • USC is ranked No. 24 in the IWLCA coaches poll; the 43rd con- 25 Stanford * (P12LA/BA) 4 p.m. secutive week that the Trojans are ranked in the poll. • The Women of Troy have earned double-digit victories in each 29 at California * (P12+) 5 p.m. of the program’s last four seasons. 31 at Stanford * (P12BA) 1 p.m. • Seventh-year head coach Lindsey Munday is 80-38 all-time. • The Trojans are 40-12 all-time in home games and are 36-10 at April McAlister Field. 5 Colorado * (P12LA/M) 3 p.m. • USC is a combined 8-0 against this weekend’s foes (7-0 vs. SDSU; 1-0 vs. JU). 7 Oregon * (P12LA) 1 p.m. • Trojan Fr. Chelsea Kovinsky has an older sister Hailey Kovinsky who is a sopho- 14 at Stony Brook 12 p.m. ET more defender for San Diego State. 20 Arizona State * (P12+) 2 p.m. LOS ANGELES – No. 24-ranked USC lacrosse (1-0) travels south to take on San 25 Pac-12 Tournament Quarterfinals % TBD Diego State (2-0) on Friday (Feb. 22) at 1 p.m. PT and then returns home to host 26 Pac-12 Tournament Semifinals % TBD Jacksonville (1-0) at McAlister Field at noon PT on Sunday (Feb. 24). The Women 28 Pac-12 Tournament Final % TBD of Troy look to secure a 2-0 start to their season for only the third time in program history (2016, 2017) when they face the Aztecs. USC owns a 7-0 record over SDSU * Pac-12 conference game and is 3-0 as the Aztecs’ visitor, but San Diego State has already claimed wins over Bold indicates home game played at McAlister Field fellow Pac-12 foes Oregon and California. % Pac-12 Tournament • Papé Field • Eugene, Ore. 2019 marks the second season of Pac-12 women’s lacrosse. USC previously played in the Mountain Pacific Sports Federation where it won consecutive league and tournament titles (2016, 2017). Last year, the Trojans finished third in the Pac-12 @USCTrojansLax standings and were defeated in the semifinals of the league tourney. At 10-8, the Trojans were not selected to the NCAA tournament, which broke a string of three consecutive postseason appearances. 2019 Pac-12 Standings Now in her seventh season, head coach Lindsey Munday (80-38) leads an Pac-12 Pct. Ovr. Pct. experienced and battle-tested squad into a quest for a fourth NCAA berth. The Arizona State 0-0 -- 1-0 1.000 Trojans welcome a pair of new assistant coaches in Duke men’s lacrosse star #24 USC 0-0 -- 1-0 1.000 Deemer Class and U.S. Lacrosse women’s national team defender Katie Hertsch. #14 Colorado 0-0 -- 1-1 .500 Oregon 0-0 -- 1-2 .333 2018 IWLCA All-American and Pac-12 Midfielder of the Year Kerrigan Miller returns #21 Stanford 0-0 -- 0-1 .000 after she led the team in goals (36), points (49), and caused turnovers (40). Now a California 0-0 -- 0-4 .000 junior, Miller also racked up 48 draws and 38 ground balls as a do-it-all sophomore. On offense, the Trojans bring back seven of last year’s top eight scorers. In addition as of February 19, 2019 to Miller, the USC attack includes junior Izzy McMahon (30g), sophomore Kelsey Pac-12 Women’s Lacrosse Contact Huff (31g), junior Kaeli Huff (30g), sophomore Sophia Donovan (20g), junior Hope Heather Ward | [email protected] Anhut (18g), and senior Emily Concialdi (17g). All-Pac-12 and IWLCA All-Region choice Jackie Gilbert leads the Trojans defense. She had 86 draw controls in 2018, with 25 ground balls and 22 caused turnovers. Juniors Morgan Kuligowski (16gb, 10ct) and Natalie Byrne (17gb, 9ct) also return to a veteran defense alongside sophomore Lizzy Wagner (10gb, 5ct). 2019 USC Women of Troy ## NAME POSITION HEIGHT YEAR HOMETOWN (PREVIOUS SCHOOL) 1 Courtney Hutchinson Defense 5-7 So. Alpharetta, Ga. (Milton HS) 2 Katie DeFeo Attack 6-3 So. Millersville, Md. (Severna Park HS) 3 Erin Bakes Midfield 5-7 Fr. Miami, Fla. (Ransom Everglades HS) 4 Ashley Hill Attack 5-2 Jr. Novato, Calif. (Marin Catholic HS) 5 Emily Concialdi Attack 5-3 Sr. Yorktown Heights, N.Y. (Yorktown HS) 6 Jackie Gilbert Defense 5-10 Sr. Pleasanton, Calif. (Amador Valley HS) 7 Kelly Johansen Attack 5-5 Jr. Glen Head, N.Y. (North Shore HS) 8 Natalie Byrne Defense 5-8 Jr. West Linn, Ore. (West Linn HS) 9 Morgan Kuligowski Defense 5-4 Jr. Great Falls, Va. (Langley HS) 10 Gabbi Klein Attack 5-9 Sr. Danville, Calif. (Monte Vista HS) 11 Lizzy Wagner Defense 5-2 So. San Francisco, Calif. (St. Ignatius Preparatory School) 12 Finley Ueland Attack 5-7 Fr. Doylestown, Pa. (Central Bucks West HS) 13 Devon Heaney Defense 5-8 So. Garden City, N.Y. (Garden City HS) 14 Emily Stallings Midfield 5-10 So. Dallas, Texas (Hockaday School) 15 Hope Anhut Attack 5-8 Jr. Skillman, N.J. (Hopewell Valley Central HS/St. Joseph’s) 16 Kelsey Huff Midfield 5-4 So. Eastport, N.Y. (Eastport-South Manor HS) 17 Amanda Flayhan Attack 5-3 Jr. Waccabuc, N.Y. (John Jay HS/Michigan) 18 Emily Shields Defense 5-4 Jr. Westfield, N.J. (Westfield HS) 19 Kerrigan Miller Midfield 5-5 Jr. Bayport, N.Y. (Bayport-Blue Point HS) 20 Katie Ramsay Midfield 6-0 Fr. Darien, Conn. (Darien HS) 21 Chelsea Kovinsky Attack 5-10 Fr. Baltimore, Md. (Roland Park Country School) 22 Izzy McMahon Attack 5-2 Jr. Bardonia, N.Y. (Saddle River Day School/Army) 23 Sarah Westover Attack 5-6 So. Sacramento, Calif. (St. Francis HS) 24 Sarah Larkin Attack 5-2 Jr. Orlando, Fla. (Bishop Moore HS) 25 Camille Stafford Defense 5-2 So. Huntington, N.Y. (Huntington HS) 26 Hannah Upshaw Goalie 5-7 Jr. Santa Ana, Calif. (Foothill HS) 28 Kaleigh Brennan Defense 5-5 Fr. Summit, N.J. (Summit HS) 30 Nicole Macolino Midfield 5-5 Fr. Ridgewood, N.J. (Ridgewood HS) 37 Kaeli Huff Midfield 5-6 Jr. Eastport, N.Y. (Eastport-South Manor HS) 38 Riley Hertford Goalie 5-8 So. Lake Oswego, Ore. (Lake Oswego HS) 44 Madi O’Brien Midfield 5-2 So. Glen Mills, Pa. (Garnet Valley HS) 99 Sophia Donovan Midfield 5-9 So. Santa Clara, Calif. (Menlo School)

USC Coaches and Staff Name Pronunciation Guide

HEAD COACH Hope Anhut ANNE-hut, like “put” Kaeli Huff KAY-lee Lindsey MUNDAY, 7th year (Northwestern ‘06) Kaleigh Brennan KAY-lee Kelly Johansen jo-HAN-sen ASSISTANT COACH Natalie Byrne like “burn” Chelsea Kovinsky co-VIN-skee Deemer CLASS, 1st year (Duke ‘16) Emily Concialdi conch-ee-AL-dee Morgan Kuligowski coo-leg-OW-skee ASSISTANT COACH Katie DeFeo duh-FAY-oh Nicole Macolino mack-oh-LEE-no Katie HERTSCH, 1st year (Hofstra ‘11) Sophia Donovan so-FEE-uh Izzy McMahon muck-MANN DIRECTOR OF OPERATIONS Megan WARD, 3rd year (North Carolina ‘16) Devon Heaney HEY-nee Kerrigan Miller CARE-igg-enn ATHLETIC TRAINER Riley Hertford HURT-ferd Finley Ueland YOU-lend Karin DOWEN, 3rd year

Soni McAlister Field Soni McAlister Field is the home of USC women’s soccer and women’s lacrosse. Thanks to a generous $150,000 donation from Hobart and Soni McAlister, a new field was built on the corner of 30th Street and Hoover Street in 1998. The field served as the home of USC soccer for 14 years before lacrosse was added as USC’s 21st varsity sport in 2012. Trojan lacrosse played its first season in the spring of 2013, and hosted Massachusetts in their first game at the field on February 10.

In 2000, a permanent scoreboard was installed in the southwest corner of the field. In the summer of 2012, the field was moved eastward to accommodate the construction of a new fire station, which put the field’s new entrance at 30th and University Avenue.

USC lacrosse is 36-10 (.783) all-time at McAlister Field. The Trojans went undefeated on the home field in 2015 (7-0), 2016 (9-0), and 2017 (7-0). USC has also hosted one home game at the LA Memorial Coliseum in each of the program’s first five seasons and is 4-2 in the historic venue.

2019 USC Women’s Lacrosse USC Head Coach Lindsey Munday 2019 USC Quick Facts One of the most accomplished collegiate women’s University Information lacrosse players in the history of the sport, Lindsey Location Los Angeles, California Munday was handpicked to lead the first-ever USC Founded 1880 women’s lacrosse team in 2012. Enrollment 43,000 (19,000 undergraduates) Campus Size 150 Acres Munday was named the MPSF Coach of the Year in Interim President Dr. Wanda M. Austin 2015 and 2016; and was the IWLCA’s West/Midwest Athletic Director Lynn Swann Regional Coach of the Year. She was also chosen as Senior Woman Administrator Dr. Donna C. Heinel the ILWomen National Coach of the Year in 2016. As a National Affiliation NCAA Division I player, she won a pair of NCAA titles with Northwestern Conference Pac-12 Nickname Trojans / Women of Troy in 2005 and 2006. She then became an assistant at NU Fight Song Fight On and helped the Wildcats to three titles from 2007-09. Colors Cardinal and Gold Mascot Traveler Munday is a two-time world champion (2009 and ’13) with the U.S. women’s Home Field (Capacity) McAlister Field (1,000) national team. In 2009, she earned All-World recognition with 17 goals and 20 acrosse taff assists (37 points) in seven games and later captained the 2013 squad to a L S Head Coach Lindsey Munday (7th year) record seventh FIL World Cup title. Alma Mater Northwestern, ‘06 Munday’s Record at USC 80-38 (.678) Munday is 80-38 (.678) overall at USC and guided the Trojans to three straight Munday’s Career Record 80-38 (.678) NCAA berths (2015-17), and back-to-back MPSF league titles (2016-17). In 2013, Munday’s Conference Record 42-11 (.792) she led USC to a fourth-place MPSF finish with an appearance in the league Assistant Coach Deemer Class (1st year) tourney after the Trojans were picked to finish seventh. Assistant Coach Katie Hertsch (1st year) Director of Operations Megan Ward As an assistant at Northwestern (2007-10) Munday was the recruiting coordinator Lacrosse Office Phone (213) 821-6133 and offensive coach. NU was 85-4 during her tenure and went 23-0 in 2009. Athletic Trainer Karin Dowen Training Room Phone (213) 740-5845 One of the greatest players in NU history, Munday was a Tewaaraton semifinalist Sports Information in 2005 and 2006, and finished her career as the program’s all-time leader in Director Tim Tessalone assists (128), third in points (268), and fifth in goals (140). She set single-season NU Mailing Address USC Sports Information records for points (107) and assists (54) in 2005. The Wildcats were 64-12 and won Heritage Hall 103 the school’s first-ever NCAA titles in the sport. She helped Northwestern become Los Angeles, CA 90089-0601 the first school outside the Eastern Time zone to win a national title and the first Office Phone (213) 740-8480 program to win consecutive NCAA championships. Women’s Lacrosse SID Jeremy Wu Office Phone (213) 740-3807 Munday is a two-time first-team All-American (2005-06), All-Region, and All- Mobile Phone (213) 379-3977 E-Mail [email protected] American Lacrosse Conference selection. Munday received a bachelor’s USC Ticket Office (800) 740-GOSC degree in communication from Northwestern in 2006. Website www.usctrojans.com/lax Twitter / Instagram @USCTrojansLax Lindsey Munday Career Record Lacrosse History First Season of Women’s Lacrosse * 2013 Year Overall Pct. conf. Pct. finish Rank Postseason First Women’s Lacrosse Head Coach Lindsey Munday 2013 8-10 .444 5-3 .625 4th -- MPSF Semifinal All-Time Record 80-38 (.678) 2014 9-9 .500 6-3 .667 T-3rd -- MPSF Quarterfinal All-Time Conference Record 42-11 (.792) 2015 14-6 .700 8-1 .889 2nd -- MPSF Final/NCAA 2nd Rd All-Time Postseason Record 10-7 (.588) 2016 20-1 .952 9-0 1.000 1st No. 5 MPSF Champ/NCAA QF All-Time NCAA Postseason Record 4-3 2017 18-4 .818 8-0 1.000 1st No. 8 MPSF Champ/NCAA QF National Championships 0 2018 10-8 .556 6-4 .600 3rd No. 24 Pac-12 Semifinal Conference Championships 2 (2016, ‘17) 2019 1-0 1.000 0-0 ------NCAA Appearances 3 (2015, ’16, ‘17) Totals 80-38 .678 42-11 .792 IWLCA All-America Selections (Team) 7 (3/0/4) IWLCA All-Region Selections 21 All-Conference Selections (Team) 34 (22/12) The Lindsey Munday File Conference All-Academic Selections 42 * First season women’s lacrosse scholarships awarded at USC § 7th year at USC. 80-38 (.678) overall, 42-11 (.792) in conference games § 2015 and 2016 MPSF Coach of the Year 2018 Season Review Overall Record 10-8 § 2016 IWLCA West/Midwest Region Coach of the Year; 2016 ILWomen National Pac-12 Conference Record 6-4 (3rd place) Coach of the Year Home Record 5-2 (4-1 Pac-12) § 29 All-MPSF, 5 All-Pac-12 Away Record 4-4 (2-3 Pac-12) § 21 IWLCA All-West Region selections, 7 IWLCA All-Americans Neutral Site Record 1-2 § 3 MPSF Players of the Year, 1 Pac-12 Midfielder of the Year Final IWLCA Ranking No. 24 § 2013 Lacrosse Magazine Person of the Year Postseason Finish Pac-12 Semifinal § 7-year member of the US Lacrosse Women’s National Team; captain of the Last Opponent vs. No. 13 Stanford (L, 14-15) 2013 FIL World Cup squad 2019 Team Information § 2-time World Champion with Team USA (2009, ’13) Letterwinners Returning / Lost 26 / 5 § 2-time NCAA champion as a player at Northwestern (2005-06); 3-time Starters Returning / Lost 10 / 3 champion as assistant coach at NU (2007-09) Newcomers 6 § Tewaaraton Trophy semifinalist (2005, ’06); 2-time IWLCA first-team All- Class Breakdown (Sr. / Jr. / So. / Fr.) 3 / 12 / 11 / 6 American (2005-06) Position Breakdown (Att. / Mid. / Def. / G) 12 / 9 / 9 / 2

2019 USC Women’s Lacrosse 2019 USC Superlatives Scouting Report Overall SAN DIEGO STATE: The Aztecs are 2-0 following a pair of wins Overall Record 1-0 over Pac-12 foes Oregon (13-8) and California (13-9). SDSU Conference 0-0 is led by Harlowe Steele (6g, 2a) and Morgan Taylor (6g) Non-Conference 1-0 on the attack. Steele is also the Aztecs’ draw specialist with Home 1-0 seven draw controls through two contests. Taylor Sullivan Away 0-0 leads SDSU with six ground balls and has scored three Neutral 0-0 goals. In the net, Katy Sharretts boasts 21 saves (8.01 gaa) and a .568 shooting percentage. The Trojans are 7-0 all-time against the Aztecs and are 3-0 as SDSU’s First to Score 0-0 visitor. In its last trip to San Diego, USC claimed a 15-3 win on April 8, 2017. Opponent First to Score 1-0 Score10 Goals, or More 1-0 JACKSONVILLE: The Dolphins (1-0) defeated UC Davis in Score Fewer Than 10 Goals 0-0 their season opener (Feb. 15) by a 19-9 count. Jacksonville outshot its first opponent by a 52-22 margin and turned the Leading at Half 0-0 ball over just 10 times in the victory. Three Dolphins recorded Trailing at Half 0-0 hat tricks including Jenny Kinsey who led all players with Tied at Half 1-0 four goals. McKenna Rushford and Alexis Deaken each Overtime 0-0 scored three apiece. Goalie Dayna Martinetto led her team with four caused turnovers and four ground balls to go with five saves. USC defeated JU, 13-10, in vs. Ranked Opponents 0-0 Gainesville, Fla., on May 12, 2017; the teams’ only previous meeting. vs. Unranked Opponents 1-0 Ready... Set... Draw! Against Opponents More Shots 1-0 Fewer Shots 0-0 Same Shots 0-0 USC SDSU JACKSONVILLE More Ground Balls 1-0 GOALS PER GAME 15.00 13.00 19.00 Fewer Ground Balls 0-0 GOALS-AGAINST AVG. 10.00 8.50 9.00 Same Ground Balls 0-0 SCORING MARGIN +5.00 +4.50 +10.00 SHOTS PER GAME 38.0 33.0 52.0 More Draw Controls 1-0 SHOTS ON GOAL PCT. .684 .773 .654 Fewer Draw Controls 0-0 FREE-POSITION PCT. .125 .478 .500 Same Draw Controls 0-0 DRAW CONTROLS 15.00 10.00 11.00 GROUND BALLS 17.00 19.00 18.00 Time to Goals CAUSED TURNOVERS 9.00 7.00 21.00 Shortest to 1st USC Goal 3:35 (02/09) CLEARS 16-17 (.941) 40-52 (.769) 21-26 (.807) Longest to 1st USC Goal 3:35 (02/09) OPPONENT CLEARS 14-17 (.824) 34-44 (.773) 1-9 (.111) Shortest to 1st Opp Goal 2:12 (02/09) SAVE PERCENTAGE .474 .553 .357 Longest to 1st Opp Goal 2:12 (02/09) TRACK THE TROJANS: For a behind-the-scenes look, fans of USC lacrosse can Shortest Between USC Goals 0:13 (02/09) follow the Trojans on Twitter and Instagram at @USCTrojansLax. USC will appear in Longest Between USC Goals 16:20 (02/09) four live Pac-12 Networks broadcasts this spring. Home games against Stanford Shortest Between Opp Goals 0:21 (02/09) (Mar. 25), Colorado (Apr. 5), and Oregon (Apr. 7); and a road game at Stanford Longest Between Opp Goals 13:28 (02/09) (Mar. 31) will be shown on the Networks’ national and regional channels. Pac- * Time between goals is within same game | ^ start/end of game 12 tournament games will also be carried on the network’s channels. All non- broadcast league games will be shown on the Pac-12+ stream platform. USC Goals by Half Most Goals – 1st Half 5 vs. Hofstra (02/09) LAST TIME OUT: The Women of Troy improved to 4-3 in season openers and won a Most Goals – 2nd Half 10 vs. Hofstra (02/09) fourth straight in a 15-10 victory over Hofstra to break the seal on 2019. Freshman Fewest Goals – 1st Half 5 vs. Hofstra (02/09) attacker Katie Ramsay notched the first hat trick of the year with three goals Fewest Goals – 2nd Half 10 vs. Hofstra (02/09) and added an assist and four draw controls in the win. Five other Trojans scored multiple-goal games including junior attacker Izzy McMahon and senior attacker Emily Concialdi who each tagged on an assist apiece for three points on the Opponent Goals by Half day. Senior defender Jackie Gilbert led the Trojans with five draw controls and Most Goals – 1st Half 5, Hofstra (02/09) had three ground balls. In goal, sophomore Riley Hertford picked up nine saves Most Goals – 2nd Half 5, Hofstra (02/09) and had a ground ball en route to becoming only the second USC goalie to win Fewest Goals – 1st Half 5, Hofstra (02/09) in her first collegiate start. It was USC’s first-ever meeting with Hofstra. Fewest Goals – 2nd Half 5, Hofstra (02/09) AZTEC ANCESTOR: USC freshman attacker Chelsea Kovinsky is the younger sister Margins of San Diego State sophomore defender Hailey Kovinsky. The Kovinskys are quite Largest Halftime Margin Even vs. Hofstra (02/09) far from home, which is in Baltimore, Md. Smallest Halftime Margin Even vs. Hofstra (02/09) Largest Final Margin +5 vs. Hofstra (02/09) HOME, SWEET HOME: The Women of Troy are 40-12 all-time in home games and Smallest Final Margin +5 vs. Hofstra (02/09) are 36-10 at McAlister Field. Between 2015 and 2018, the Trojans won 23 straight games on McAlister Field. Including two wins at the LA Memorial Coliseum, USC Streaks claimed 25 consecutive home victories during the impressive streak. Longest Win Streak Won 1 (02/09-active) Longest Losing Streak -- Active Streak Won 1

2019 USC Women’s Lacrosse Pac-12 and NCAA Statistical Rankings The Last Time USC... as of Feb. 19, 2019 WON A GAME vs. Hofstra (15-10), 02/09/19 LOST A GAME TEAM RANKINGS vs. Stanford (14-15), 04/27/18 TURNOVERS PER GAME 10.00 topg 1st 5th WON A HOME GAME CLEARING PERCENTAGE .941 1st 5th vs. Hofstra (15-10), 02/09/19 SHOTS PER GAME 38.00 spg 1st 10th LOST A HOME GAME DRAW CONTROLS PER GAME 15.00 dcpg 1st 21st vs. Stanford (11-14), 04/01/18 GOALS PER GAME 15.00 gpg 1st 23rd POINTS PER GAME 19.00 ppg T-1st -- LOST AT McALISTER FIELD SCORING MARGIN +5.00 gpg 2nd 30th vs. Stanford (11-14), 04/01/18 SHOT PERCENTAGE .395 2nd -- WON ON THE ROAD SHOTS ON GOAL PER GAME 26.00 sogpg 2nd 26th vs. Arizona State (19-7), 04/26/18 DRAW CONTROL PERCENTAGE .577 3rd 26th LOST ON THE ROAD GOALS AGAINST AVG/DEFENSE 10.00 gaa 3rd -- ASSISTS PER GAME 4.00 apg T-3rd -- vs. Stanford (14-15), 04/27/18 CAUSED TURNOVERS PER GAME 9.00 ctpg 4th -- WON AN OVERTIME GAME SAVE PERCENTAGE .474 4th -- vs. Oregon (9-8 OT), 03/18/18 SAVES PER GAME 9.00 spg T-4th -- LOST AN OVERTIME GAME GROUND BALLS PER GAME 17.00 gbpg 5th -- at Stanford (12-11 OT), 03/25/18 FOULS PER GAME 32.00 fpg 6th -- WON A CONFERENCE REGULAR-SEASON GAME GOALS at Arizona State (19-2), 04/21/18 ------LOST A CONFERENCE REGULAR-SEASON GAME GOALS PER GAME at Oregon (11-18), 04/08/18 RAMSAY, Katie 3.00 gpg T-2nd -- WON A CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT GAME ASSISTS ------vs. Arizona State (19-7), 04/26/17 ASSISTS PER GAME LOST A CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT GAME CONCIALDI, Emily 1.00 apg T-4th -- vs. Stanford (14-15), 04/27/15 HUFF, Kelsey 1.00 apg T-4th -- DEFEATED A NON-CONFERENCE OPPONENT McMAHON, Izzy 1.00 apg T-4th -- vs. Hofstra (15-10), 02/09/19 RAMSAY, Katie 1.00 apg T-4th -- POINTS LOST TO A NON-CONFERENCE OPPONENT ------vs. Boston College (12-13 OT), 03/07/18 POINTS PER GAME WON AN NCAA TOURNAMENT GAME RAMSAY, Katie 4.00 ppg T-2nd -- at Florida (15-12), 05/14/17 CONCIALDI, Emily 3.00 ppg T-7th -- LOST AN NCAA TOURNAMENT GAME McMAHON, Izzy 3.00 ppg T-7th -- GAME-WINNING GOALS at Boston College (20-14), 05/20/17 CONCIALDI, Emily 1.00 gwgpg T-1st -- DEFEATED A RANKED OPPONENT GROUND BALLS PER GAME vs. No. 15 Colorado (8-7 OT), 03/16/18 GILBERT, Jackie 3.00 gbpg T-6th -- LOST TO AN UNRANKED OPPONENT MILLER, Kerrigan 3.00 gbpg T-6th -- at Oregon (11-18), 04/08/18 SHOTS PER GAME McMAHON, Izzy 8.00 spg 2nd 21st PLAYED A NO. 1-RANKED TEAM SHOTS ON GOAL PER GAME vs. No. 1 Northwestern (L, 5-18), 02/09/13 McMAHON, Izzy 5.00 sogpg 3rd -- WAS RANKED IN THE IWLCA TOP 25 SHOT PERCENTAGE No. 24, 02/18/19 RAMSAY, Katie 1.000 1st T-1st WAS RANKED IN THE IWLCA TOP 10 BAKES, Erin .667 T-3rd 35th DRAW CONTROLS PER GAME No. 6, 02/19/18 GILBERT, Jackie 5.00 dcpg 2nd -- WAS RANKED NO. 1 IN THE IWLCA POLL RAMSAY, Katie 4.00 dcpg T-5th -- -- CAUSED TURNOVERS PER GAME WAS NOT RANKED IN THE IWLCA POLL KULIGOWSKI, Morgan 2.00 ctpg T-5th -- 05/25/15 MILLER, Kerrigan 2.00 ctpg T-5th -- WAGNER, Lizzy 2.00 ctpg T-5th -- SCORED 20 GOALS OR MORE GOALS-AGAINST AVERAGE 21 vs. California, 04/02/17 HERTFORD, Riley 10.00 gaa 3rd 39th SCORED 30 POINTS OR MORE SAVE PERCENTAGE 31 vs. Fresno State, 03/31/17 HERTFORD, Riley .474 5th -- RECORDED 10 ASSISTS OR MORE SAVES HERTFORD, Riley 9 saves T-3rd -- 10 vs. Fresno State, 03/31/17 SAVES PER GAME HAD 25 GROUND BALLS OR MORE HERTFORD, Riley 9.00 spg T-3rd -- 27 vs. Arizona State, 04/26/18 FREE-POSITION GOALS PER GAME * Road games include neutral sites | # played at LA Coliseum CONCIALDI, Emily 1.00 fpgpg T-1st 40th

2019 USC Women’s Lacrosse 2019 Honors and Awards LET’S GET IT STARTED: USC improved to 4-3 all-time in season openers following its 15-10 win over Hofstra (Feb. 9). The Trojans have started 2-0 in a season only Team two times (2016 and 2017). The program record for consecutive wins to open a Selected to finish third in Pac-12 preseason poll season is 20 when USC blazed a trail into the 2016 NCAA quarterfinals with a 20-0 record.

FRESH RECORDS: In USC’s game against Hofstra, freshman attacker Katie Ramsay became the first Trojan freshman to record a hat trick in her first collegiate game since 2013 (Maggie Mawhinney vs. Presbyterian; Feb. 13). She scored the first goal of the game, which marked only the third time that a freshman scored the Trojans’ first goal of the season. Ramsay joined Kelsey Huff (2018 at Virginia Tech) and Amanda Johansen (2013 vs. Northwestern).

NET VALUE: Sophomore goalie Riley Hertford’s win on Feb. 9 vs. Hofstra marked just the second time that a USC netminder has earned a victory in her first-career start. The other was Cassandra Collins (April 24, 2016) in her senior game start against UC Davis.

ALL-AMERICAN GIRLS: USC has celebrated seven IWLCA All-America selections through six years as a program. Michaela Michael was the first-ever All-American selection as a third-teamer in 2015. Michael and defender Courtney Tarleton were each named to the first team in 2016, with midfielder Amanda Johansen chosen to the third team. Michael repeated her first-team honors in 2017 and defender Lydia Sutton earned third-team honors. Kerrigan Miller joined the ranks as a third-team choice in 2018.

PAC IT UP: 2019 marks the second season of Pac-12 women’s lacrosse. The Conference of Champions made lacrosse the 13th women’s sport sponsored by the Pac-12 in 2018. The addition of Arizona State helped the league reach the minimum of six teams to receive an automatic qualifier berth into the NCAA championship. The first-ever Pac-12 Lacrosse Championship was held at Prentup Field and was hosted by Colorado. Stanford claimed the first Pac-12 title and All-Time USC Lacrosse Superlatives will defend its crown at the 2019 championship in Eugene, Ore. (April 25-28). Previously a member of the Mountain Pacific Sports Federation, from the end of All Games 80-38 2015 to the middle of the 2018 season, USC won a school-record 22 consecutive Home Games 40-12 conference games. The Trojans were undefeated in the MPSF in 2016 (9-0) and Road Games 32-20 2017 (8-0). USC won the 2016 and 2017 MPSF championships. Neutral Games 8-6 PAC-12 POW-WOW: Trojans own four Pac-12 Player of the Week awards. All- Pac-12 goalie Gussie Johns was named for the Defensive Player of the Week At McAlister Field 36-10 award twice in 2018. All-American defender Lydia Sutton was also Defensive At L.A. Memorial Coliseum 4-2 Player of the Week once and junior midfielder Kerrigan Miller was chosen for the On the East Coast 12-12 Offensive Player of the Week honor once.

Overtime Games 3-6 POLL POSITION: The Trojans open 2019 ranked No. 21 in the IWLCA Coaches’ preseason poll. USC has spent 43 consecutive weeks ranked in the IWLCA poll Home Overtime Games 2-2 dating back to a No. 19 ranking in the 2016 preseason poll. USC spent a school- Road Overtime Games 0-4 record 26 straight weeks in the top 10 from March 21, 2016 through Feb. 19, 2018. Neutral Overtime Games 1-0 The Trojans are 15-26 all-time against ranked opponents, which includes a 9-12 record against teams ranked in the top 10 and 2-9 against teams ranked among Conference Games 42-11 the top five. Conference Home Games 22-4 Conference Road Games 20-7 EAST COAST BIAS: USC has played 24 games on the East Coast (in the Eastern time zone) and holds a 12-12 overall record in those games. The Trojans own Conference Tournament Games 6-4 wins over Dartmouth (2), Notre Dame (2), LIU Brooklyn, Marist, Stetson, Florida, and Virginia Tech in true road games. USC defeated James Madison at a neutral NCAA Tournament Games 4-3 location in the 2015 NCAA first round in Durham, N.C.; beat Ohio State in a game NCAA Tournament Home Games 1-0 played in New Jersey; and took down Jacksonville in Gainesville, Fla., in the first NCAA Tournament Road Games 1-3 round of the 2017 NCAA tournament. NCAA Tournament Neutral Games 2-0 SISTER SITUATION: Four pairs of sisters have suited up for the Women of Troy. The first duo to do so was fraternal twins Glade and Shannon Nugent (2014-16). vs. IWLCA Ranked Teams 15-26 The Nugent sisters played in a total of 10 games together in three seasons. All- vs. IWLCA Ranked Teams in Top 10 9-12 American Amanda Johansen (2013-16) was on the Trojans’ inaugural team and vs. IWLCA Ranked Teams in Top 5 2-9 graduated before younger sister Kelly Johansen joined the team for the 2017 vs. IWLCA No. 1-ranked Teams 0-1 season. The elder Johansen also served as one of Troy’s assistant coaches in 2018. In the same year, midfielder Kaeli Huff was joined by sister Kelsey Huff. The Huffs comprise only the second sister pair to be on the same roster for the Trojans. All-MPSF attacker Gabby McMahon (2014-17) has departed but younger sister Izzy McMahon (Isabel) joined the Women of Troy in 2018 following her transfer from Army. The two McMahons are also the older sisters of Daniella McMahon, who is a junior at Pac-12 rival Stanford.

2019 USC Women’s Lacrosse HAT TRICK MAGIC: Eight current Trojans are members of the program’s hat-trick club. Junior Pac-12 Preseason Coaches Poll midfielder Kerrigan Miller leads the group with 12-career hat tricks, which ranks sixth among USC’s career leaders. Sophomore midfielder Kelsey Huff racked up six hat tricks in her TEAM (TOP VOTES) POINTS freshman season and ranks eighth all-time at Troy. Older sister junior midfielder Kaeli Huff 1 Stanford (5) 25 has five and ranks 10th. Junior attacker Izzy McMahon has four hat tricks at USC including 2 Colorado (1) 21 one in her Trojan debut. She also had two four-goal games while at Army. Senior attacker 3 USC 17 Emily Concialdi has three-career hat-trick games. Junior Hope Anhut, sophomore attacker 4 Oregon 13 Sophia Donovan, and freshman attacker Katie Ramsay each have one hat trick. USC’s all- 5 California 8 time leader is Michaela Michael, who finished her career (2014-17) with 41 games of three 6 Arizona State 6 goals or more. 2019 USC Poll Progression STATE YOUR CASE: USC’s roster is made up of players from 11 different states. In a bi-coastal battle, New York takes the edge with nine players from the Empire State on the 2019 Trojan Week IWLCA ILWomen Nike RPI squad. California is represented by seven Women of Troy. Four players hail from New Jersey, JAN 28 (P) #21 #19T RV -- with two from Florida, Maryland, Oregon, and Pennsylvania. Connecticut, Georgia, Texas, FEB 18 #24 #18 RV -- and Virginia are each represented by one Trojan player. FEB 25 MAR 4 POWER 100 PLAYERS: Freshman midfielders Erin Bakes and Katie Ramsay were each part of the ILWomen.com Power 100. Bakes was named the No. 2-ranked incoming freshman while MAR 11 Ramsay received the No. 47 rating. Frosh midfielder Nicole Macolino rounded out a trio of MAR 18 Trojans with her selection as one of 50 freshmen “On the Rise.” Last year, Riley Hertford (No. MAR 25 12) and Kelsey Huff (No. 13) were ranked among the nation’s top 15. In 2016, the Women of APR 1 Troy landed the country’s No. 1-rated recruit in Kerrigan Miller. In 2015, Jackie Gilbert was APR 8 rated the No. 17 incoming recruit by the publication. APR 15 APR 22 PRESEASON ALL-AMERICANS: Junior midfielder Kerrigan Miller was named to the Inside Lacrosse Media Preseason All-America third team. Senior defender Jackie Gilbert received APR 29 honorable mention preseason status. MAY 6 MAY 27 RING IT UP: USC head coach Lindsey Munday owns a pair of NCAA titles as a player at Northwestern (2005-06) and has three more as an assistant coach with the Wildcats (2007- NOTES: USC received votes in the national polls for 09). She is also a two-time FIL World Champion (2009 and 2013). Director of operations the first time on February 9, 2015. The Trojans entered a national poll for the first time on May 27, 2015; at Megan Ward brings two more NCAA championships to the staff as the starting goalie for No. 20 in the final Inside Lacrosse Media Poll of the North Carolina when the Tar Heels won crowns in 2013 and 2016. Assistant coach Katie season. USC was ranked in the IWLCA poll for the first Hertsch helped lead the New England Command to the 2018 Women’s Pro Lacrosse time on Feb. 1, 2016, at No. 19; and was No. 18 in the League (WPLL) championship and was a member of Team USA during its 2013 FIL World Cup media poll. USC’s No. 3 ranking in the Feb. 20, 2017 IWLCA poll is the highest ever for a West Coast team. run. Three-time USILA All-American Deemer Class is in his first year as an assistant coach with USC opened 2017 at No. 4 in the IWLCA poll, its first the Trojans. As a player, he won two NCAA crowns with the Duke men’s lacrosse program preseason ranking in the top 10 and in the top 5. in 2013 and 2014.

IWLCA Top 25 Coaches Poll Inside Lacrosse Media Poll Nike/US Lacrosse Top 20 Ranking RK TEAM PTS REC LAST RK TEAM PTS REC LAST RK TEAM REC LAST 1 Boston College (25) 625 2-0 1 1 Boston College (18) 436 2-0 1 1 Boston College 2-0 1 2 Maryland 593 2-0 T-2 2 North Carolina (4) 409 3-0 3 2 Maryland 2-0 2 3 North Carolina 581 3-0 T-2 3 Maryland 408 2-0 2 3 North Carolina 3-0 3 4 Northwestern 522 3-0 7 4 Stony Brook 346 0-0 5 4 Florida 1-1 4 5 Florida 510 1-1 6 5 Northwestern 337 3-0 6 5 Stony Brook 0-0 5 6 Stony Brook 454 0-0 5 6 Florida 329 1-1 4 6 Penn 1-0 6 7 James Madison 453 2-1 4 7 Syracuse 287 3-1 11 7 Northwestern 3-0 7 8 Syracuse 440 2-1 15 8 Princeton 284 1-0 8 8 Syracuse 2-1 10 9 Princeton 422 1-0 8 9 James Madison 264 2-1 9 9 James Madison 2-1 8 10 Penn State 376 2-0 12 10 Penn State 253 2-0 10 10 Princeton 1-0 9 11 Penn 356 1-0 10 11 Virginia 197 2-0 14 11 Penn State 2-0 11 12 Virginia 327 2-0 16 12 Penn 187 1-0 13 12 Denver 3-0 15 13 Denver 293 3-0 19 13 Colorado 142 1-1 20 13 Virginia 2-0 16 14 Colorado 278 1-1 17 14 Johns Hopkins 139 2-0 -- 14 Notre Dame 3-0 17 15 Duke 245 2-1 24 15 Duke 138 2-1 16 15 Colorado 1-1 20 16 Loyola 236 0-1 9 16 Denver 111 3-0 19 16 Johns Hopkins 2-0 NR 17 Johns Hopkins 231 2-0 23 17 Loyola 100 0-1 7 17 Georgetown 2-0 NR 18 Navy 212 1-1 13 18 USC 94 1-0 17 18 Duke 2-1 NR 19 Towson 178 0-2 11 19 Georgetown 40 2-0 24 19 Stanford 0-1 18 20 Georgetown 176 2-0 22 20 Notre Dame 30 3-0 21 20 Loyola 0-1 12 21 Stanford 150 0-1 18 20 Navy 30 1-1 18 22 Notre Dame 137 3-0 20 Also considered (alphabetical): Massachusetts, Michigan, Navy, Towson, USC, Virginia Tech 23 Virginia Tech 99 1-2 14 Others receiving votes: Michigan, Virginia Tech, Towson, UAlbany, Stanford 24 USC 98 1-0 21 as of February 18, 2019 25 Michigan 45 4-0 NR as of February 18, 2019

Others receiving votes: None as of February 18, 2019

2019 USC Women’s Lacrosse USC Single-Game Records #2 SUBSCRIBE!!: Attacker Katie DeFeo aspires to open her own sports videography company one day. She shoots and edits her own videos and has over 43,000 Points subscribers on YouTube with over 4.2 million video views. Her father Matthew 1. 11 Del Core, Cynthia at Dartmouth Mar 17, 2017 appeared in the 1975 Universal Pictures film Jaws as an un-credited band 2. 9 Michael, Michaela San Diego St. Apr 02, 2016 9 deLyra, Caroline Saint Mary’s CA Feb 24, 2013 member during the opening sequence depicting Amity Island. Also… she beat 9 deLyra, Caroline at Princeton Mar 03, 2013 Old Mill. 9 deLyra, Caroline Marquette Mar 16, 2013 9 deLyra, Caroline Saint Mary’s CA Feb 24, 2013 #3 CHINESE SCHOOL: Midfielder Erin Bakes is proficient in Chinese. She chose 9 deLyra, Caroline at Princeton Mar 03, 2013 Chinese as her foreign language in middle school and continued through high 9 deLyra, Caroline Marquette Mar 16, 2013 school. Bakes completed her AP (Advanced Placement) requirement and spent 9 Drexel, Kylie at Stanford Apr 21, 2017 two weeks in China as an exchange student. 10. 8 Five times -- --

Goals #4 AGGIE HILL: Attacker Ashley Hill’s older sister K.C. played attack for UC Davis 1. 8 deLyra, Caroline at Princeton Mar 03, 2013 in 2013. Hill’s older brother Christopher played attacker for Navy’s men’s lacrosse 8 deLyra, Caroline at Princeton Mar 03, 2013 team. 3. 7 Michael, Michaela Oregon Mar 27, 2016 7 Michael, Michaela at San Diego St. Apr 08, 2017 #5 PLAY IT AGAIN: Midfielder Emily Concialdi plays the ukulele and is quite the 5. 6 Seven times -- -- skier. She was named the Journal News Westchester/Putnam’s 2014 Girls’ Skier of the Year. Concialdi captured the New York Section 1 Girls Giant Slalom title and Assists 1. 6 Michael, Michaela San Diego St. Apr 02, 2016 the Skimeister crown (for the lowest combined time for slalom and giant slalom) 6 deLyra, Caroline Saint Mary’s CA Feb 24, 2013 and finished in the top 10 in both downhill events at the state championships as 6 deLyra, Caroline Marquette Mar 16, 2013 a junior. She is the second-youngest of six siblings. 6 deLyra, Caroline Saint Mary’s CA Feb 24, 2013 6 deLyra, Caroline Marquette Mar 16, 2013 #6 BAND AID: Defender Jackie Gilbert used to play the drums and if she weren’t 6 Del Core, Cynthia at Dartmouth Mar 17, 2017 playing lacrosse, she would be in the USC Trojan Marching Band, The Greatest 7. 5 Five times -- -- Marching Band In The History Of The Universe. Shots 1. 12 deLyra, Caroline at Princeton Mar 03, 2013 #7 SISTER, SISTER: Midfielder Kelly Johansen is the younger sister of former USC All- 12 deLyra, Caroline at Princeton Mar 03, 2013 American midfielder and Hofstra assistant coach Amanda Johansen. She wears 12 Michael, Michaela at Stanford Apr 21, 2017 the same number as the elder Johansen. 4. 11 Cordrey, Caroline Saint Mary’s CA Feb 24, 2013 11 Michael, Michaela San Diego St. Apr 02, 2016 #9 BRAIN DRAIN: Defender Morgan Kuligowski is majoring in computational 11 Miller, Kerrigan at San Diego St. Apr 08, 2017 11 McMahon, Izzy San Diego St. Apr 13, 2018 neuroscience and has done in-depth research into brain function through the 8. 10 10 times -- -- use of artificial and augmented reality. She hopes to one day help improve the study of the brain through the use of emerging technologies. Ground Balls 1. 9 Johns, Gussie Colorado Apr 30, 2017 #10 FORE SCORE: Midfielder Gabbi Klein was also a member of the girls’ golf 2. 8 Tarleton, Courtney at Northwestern Apr 26, 2014 team at Monte Vista High School. 8 Johns, Gussie vs. Northwestern Feb 18, 2017 8 Johns, Gussie Boston College Mar 07, 2018 5. 7 Six times -- -- #12 SPEED DIAL: Defender Finley Ueland talks with her mother Lois before every practice and game. Living on different coasts, the time different works out Draw Controls because mom is usually in the car on the way to work right before Finley hits the 1. 15 Michael, Michaela Fresno State Feb 24, 2015 field. 2. 13 Johansen, Amanda Fresno State Apr 20, 2013 3. 12 Michael, Michaela Stetson Feb 13, 2016 #18 GET INVOLVED: Defender Emily Shields is a member of the Trojan Athletic 12 Michael, Michaela Oregon Mar 27, 2016 Senate and the Student Business Association. 12 Michael, Michaela Saint Mary’s CA Feb 11, 2017 12 Gilbert, Jackie at Arizona St. Apr 21, 2018 7. 11 Michael, Michaela Fresno State Mar 31, 2017 #19 TOP OF THE CLASS: Midfielder Kerrigan Miller was the 2016 top-rated recruit 11 Michael, Michaela at Oregon Apr 07, 2017 according to Inside Lacrosse and was USC’s first-ever No. 1 recruit. Miller, who 11 Gilbert, Jackie vs. Stony Brook Feb 16, 2018 is one of five siblings, comes from an athletic family. Her older sister MacKenzie 11 Gilbert, Jackie San Diego St. Apr 13, 2018 played lacrosse at Belmont Abbey College and sister Delaney is on the 11 Gilbert, Jackie vs. Arizona St. Apr 26, 2018 snowboard team at East Carolina University. 12. 10 Five times -- -- #19 BROTHERLY LOVE: Midfielder Kerrigan Miller has a deep bond with her Caused Turnovers 1. 7 Miller, Kerrigan Colorado Mar 16, 2018 younger brother Sullivan. Affectionately called Sully, the younger Miller was born 2. 6 Tarleton, Courtney at Notre Dame Apr 18, 2016 with down syndrome and has inspired his older sister’s performance on the field. 3. 5 Johansen, Amanda Colorado Apr 10, 2015 5 Sutton, Lydia Vermont Mar 05, 2016 #20 GRAND DESIGNS: Midfielder Katie Ramsay is a business major with a heart for 5 Tarleton, Courtney at Denver Apr 10, 2016 art. She aspires to a career where her passion for sports, design, and commerce 5 Tarleton, Courtney Marquette Mar 16, 2013 intersect. 5 Drexel, Kylie at Stony Brook Mar 24, 2017 8. 4 13 times -- --

Saves 1. 18 Shaeffer, Liz Northwestern Feb 09, 2013 2. 17 Johns, Gussie vs. Northwestern Feb 18, 2017 2019 Hat Trick Tracker 3. 14 Johns, Gussie at Stanford Apr 19, 2015 14 Shaeffer, Liz at Colorado Apr 11, 2014 ## NAME TOTAL 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 14 Johns, Gussie at Florida May 14, 2017 1 RAMSAY, Katie 1 1 ------6. 13 Johns, Gussie Colorado Apr 30, 2017 TOTAL 1 1 ------13 Johns, Gussie Stanford Apr 01, 2018 8. 12 Three times -- -- * Note: Total indicates number of games with three or more goals

2019 USC Women’s Lacrosse #21 DRAWN TOGETHER: Attacker Chelsea Kovinsky may be on the other end USC Career Leaders of the country from home (Baltimore, Md.), but she certainly is not alone. Older sister Hailey is a sophomore defender at San Diego State. The two will meet on Points the field on Feb. 22. 1. Michaela Michael (234g 71a) 2014-17 305 2. Caroline deLyra (157g 122a) 2013-16 279 3. Amanda Johansen (134g 60a) 2013-16 194 #22 HOOP IT UP: Attacker Izzy McMahon held a basketball scholarship at Army 4. Kylie Drexel (108g 67a) 2014-17 175 and came off the bench for the Knights in 26 games as a freshman (2015-16). 5. Cynthia Del Core (94g 43a) 2014-17 137 She averaged 4.8 minutes per game and had 20 points, 12 assists, 11 rebounds. 6. Kerrigan Miller (72g, 31a) 2017- 103 7. Gabby McMahon (74g 23a) 2014-17 97 #37 UNDER THE INFLUENCE: Midfielder Kaeli Huff has had a lot of familial sports 8. Caroline Cordrey (76g 11a) 2013-16 87 figures to look up to. Father Scott played for and coached the New York Saints 9. Kaeli Huff (59g 5a) 2017- 64 10. Annie Ruland (45g 14a) 2014-16 59 indoor lacrosse team. Her uncle, Steven Huff, played lacrosse at North Carolina Drew Jackson (41g 18a) 2014-17 59 and later for the Saints and Lizards. Another uncle, Kevin Huff, played football and lacrosse at Hofstra and played lacrosse for the N.Y. Saints. Her uncle, Keith Goals Huff, played football at Hofstra; and her aunt Victoria Huff, played softball for 1. Michaela Michael 2014-17 234 North Carolina and professionally for the Carolina Diamondbacks. Huff’s uncle 2. Caroline deLyra 2013-16 157 Chris Engers was a member of 1992 USA Paralympic team that competed in 3. Amanda Johansen 2013-16 134 Barcelona. Huff is also an active member of the Trojan Athletic Senate and the 4. Kylie Drexel 2014-17 108 5. Cynthia Del Core 2014-17 94 Student Business Association. 6. Caroline Cordrey 2013-16 76 7. Gabby McMahon 2014-17 74 8. Kerrigan Miller 2017- 72 9. Kaeli Huff 2017- 59 10. Annie Ruland 2014-16 45

Assists 1. Caroline deLyra 2013-16 122 2. Michaela Michael 2014-17 71 3. Kylie Drexel 2014-17 67 4. Amanda Johansen 2013-16 60 5. Cynthia Del Core 2014-17 43 6. Kerrigan Miller 2017- 31 7. Gabby McMahon 2014-17 23 8. Gabbi Klein 2016- 21 9. Maeve McMahon 2018 19 10. Drew Jackson 2014-17 18

Ground Balls 1. Gussie Johns 2015-18 277 2. Courtney Tarleton 2013-16 148 3. Lydia Sutton 2015-18 137 4. Amanda Johansen 2013-16 103 5. Kerrigan Miller 2017- 89 6. Nina Kelty 2014-17 85 7. Liz Shaeffer 2013-16 78 8. Gabby McMahon 2014-17 75 9. Kelsey Dreyer 2013-16 69 USC Lacrosse All-Time Hat Trick Club 10. Kylie Drexel 2014-17 66

## NAME TOTAL 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Draw Controls 1 MICHAEL, Michaela 41 12 14 8 5 2 ------1. Michaela Michael 2014-17 422 2 DELYRA, Caroline 26 14 10 1 -- -- 1 -- -- 2. Amanda Johansen 2013-16 258 3 JOHANSEN, Amanda 22 15 5 2 ------3. Jackie Gilbert 2016- 108 4. Kerrigan Miller 2017- 93 4 DREXEL, Kylie 16 10 4 2 ------5. Kylie Drexel 2014-17 65 5 DEL CORE, Cynthia 15 9 5 1 ------6. Kelsey Dreyer 2013-16 53 6 MILLER, Kerrigan 12 6 2 4 ------7. Courtney Tarleton 2013-16 44 7 CORDREY, Caroline 11 3 7 1 ------Maeve McMahon 2018 44 8 JACKSON, Drew 6 4 2 ------9. Drew Jackson 2014-17 32 HUFF, Kelsey 6 4 2 ------10. Kate Pederson 2014 29 10 HUFF, Kaeli 5 3 1 1 ------Caused Turnovers McMAHON, Gabby 5 4 1 ------1. Courtney Tarleton 2013-16 125 RULAND, Annie 5 5 ------2. Lydia Sutton 2015-18 91 13 BONOMI, Paige 4 2 -- 1 1 ------3. Kerrigan Miller 2017- 73 McMAHON, Izzy 4 2 2 ------4. Amanda Johansen 2013-16 67 MOORE, Alex 4 3 1 ------5. Gussie Johns 2015-18 64 16 CONCIALDI, Emily 3 3 ------6. Nina Kelty 2014-17 50 17 GERTON, Olivia 2 -- 2 ------7. Gabby McMahon 2014-17 49 8. Jackie Gilbert 2016- 47 18 ANHUT, Hope 1 1 ------Michaela Michael 2014-17 47 DONOVAN, Sophia 1 ------1 ------10. Kaitlyn Couture 2013-16 46 KARDIAS, Alexis 1 1 ------MAWHINNEY, Maggie 1 1 ------Saves McMAHON, Maeve 1 1 ------1. Gussie Johns (596 GA) 2015-18 484 RAMSAY, Katie 1 1 ------2. Liz Shaeffer (383 GA) 2013-16 237 193 104 58 21 7 2 1 -- -- 3. Hannah Upshaw (16 GA) 2017- 26 4. Cassandra Collins (19 GA) 2013-16 14 * Note: Total indicates number of career games with three or more goals Riley Hertford (11 GA) 2018- 14

2019 USC Women’s Lacrosse 2019 USC Lacrosse USC Team Game-by-Game All games (as of Feb 09, 2019)

TEAM STATISTICS

Date Opponent Score G A2019 Pts USC Sh SogLacrosse GW fpg-fps GB DC TO CT Fo RC YC GC Feb 09, 2019 HOFSTRA 15-10 15USC 4Team 19 Game-by-Game 38 26 1 1-8 17 15 10 9 32 0 3 0 USC 15-10 All15 games4 19 (as38 of 26Feb 09,1 1-8 2019)17 15 10 9 32 0 3 0 Opponent 10 3 13 23 19 0 3-7 15 11 13 6 29 0 1 0

TEAM STATISTICS TEAM PER-GAME 2019 USC Game-by-Game Games played: 1 ShotsDate per game: Opponent 38.00; Goals per game: 15.00 Score G A Pts Sh Sog GW fpg-fps GB DC TO CT Fo RC YC GC AssistsFeb 09, per2019 game: HOFSTRA 4.00; Points per game: 19.00 15-10 15 4 19 38 26 1 1-8 17 15 10 9 32 0 3 0 ShotUSC pct: .395; SOG pct: .684 15-10 15 4 19 38 26 1 1-8 17 15 10 9 32 0 3 0 FaceoffOpponent W-L pct: .000; Clear pct.: 0.941 10 3 13 23 19 0 3-7 15 11 13 6 29 0 1 0

DateTEAM PER-GAME Opponent Score Minutes GA GAAvg Saves Save% W L T Faced FebGames 09, played:2019 1 HOFSTRA 15-10 60:00 10 10.00 9 . 4 7 4 1 0 0 23 TotalsShots per game: 38.00; Goals per game: 15.00 15-10 60:00 10 10.00 9 . 4 7 4 1 0 0 23 OpponentAssists per game: 4.00; Points per game: 19.00 60:00 15 10.00 11 . 4 2 3 0 1 0 38 Shot pct: .395; SOG pct: .684 2019 USC Lacrosse Faceoff W-L pct: .000; Clear pct.: 0.941 USC Team Game-by-Game Comparison All games (as of Feb 09, 2019) Date Opponent Score Minutes GA GAAvg Saves Save% W L T Faced Feb 09, 2019 HOFSTRA 2019 USC15-10 Game- 60:00by-Game 10 O 10.00pponent 9 Co . 4m 7 4pari 1son 0 0 23 TotalsDate Opponent Score15-10 Goals60:00 Assists10 10.00 Shots9 On Goal . 4 7 4 GB1 0 T/O0 Faceoff23 Clears OpponentFeb 09 HOFSTRA 15-10 15/1060:00 4/3 15 10.00 38/23 11 26/19 . 4 2 3 17/15 0 1 10/13 0 38 0/0 16-17/14-17 Totals 15-10 15/10 4/3 38/23 26/19 17/15 10/13 0/0 16-17/14-17

Note: Game totals are displayed in the format TEAM/OPPONENT for each category

2019 USC Women’s Lacrosse 2019 Scoring By Half 1st HALF 1st HALF 2nd HALF 2nd HALF FINAL FINAL DATE OPPONENT SCORE DIFF. SCORE DIFF. SCORE DIFF. RESULT FEB 9 Hofstra 5-5 Even 10-5 +5 15-10 +5 W FEB 22 at San Diego State FEB 24 Jacksonville MAR 1 at Boston College MAR 3 at Boston University MAR 8 * at Arizona State MAR 10 Virginia Tech MAR 15 * at Colorado MAR 17 * at Oregon MAR 23 * California MAR 25 * Stanford MAR 29 * at California MAR 31 * at Stanford APR 5 * Colorado APR 7 * Oregon APR 14 at Stony Brook APR 20 * Arizona State

1st HALF 2nd HALF GAME USC HIGH 5 vs. Hofstra 10 vs. Hofstra 15 vs. Hofstra USC LOW 5 vs. Hofstra 10 vs. Hofstra 15 vs. Hofstra USC + MARGIN -- +5 vs. Hofstra +5 vs. Hofstra USC DEFICIT ------OPP HIGH 5, Hofstra 5, Hofstra 10, Hofstra OPP LOW 5, Hofstra 5, Hofstra 10, Hofstra

2019 USC Game-by-Game Starters DATE OPPONENT RES A A A A M M M D D D D G FEB 9 HOFSTRA W Anhut Concialdi Donovan McMahon Ka. Huff Ke. Huff Miller Byrne Gilbert Kuligowski Wagner Hertford FEB 22 at San Diego State FEB 24 JACKSONVILLE MAR 1 at Boston College MAR 3 at Boston University MAR 8 at Arizona State * MAR 10 VIRGINIA TECH MAR 15 at Colorado * MAR 17 at Oregon * MAR 23 CALIFORNIA * MAR 25 STANFORD * MAR 29 at California * MAR 31 at Stanford * APR 5 COLORADO * APR 7 OREGON * APR 14 at Stony Brook APR 20 ARIZONA STATE *

* Pac-12 Conference game | % Pac-12 Tournament game | Bold indicates home game

2019 USC Women’s Lacrosse 2019 USC Lacrosse USC Team High/Low Analysis All games (as of Feb 09, 2019)

2019 UUSCSC T -eam TEAM Game GAME Hig HIGHShs

POINTS 19 vs Hofstra (Feb 09) GOALS 15 vs Hofstra (Feb 09) ASSISTS 4 vs Hofstra (Feb 09) SHOTS 38 vs Hofstra (Feb 09) SHOT PERCENT .395 (15-38) vs Hofstra (Feb 09) SHOTS ON GOAL 26 vs Hofstra (Feb 09) ON GOAL PERCENT .684 (26-38) vs Hofstra (Feb 09) SAVES 9 vs Hofstra (Feb 09) GROUND BALLS 17 vs Hofstra (Feb 09) TURNOVERS 10 vs Hofstra (Feb 09) CAUSED TURNOVERS 9 vs Hofstra (Feb 09)

2019 OOpponentpponent G -ame GAME Hig hHIGHSs

POINTS 13 vs Hofstra (Feb 09) GOALS 10 vs Hofstra (Feb 09) ASSISTS 3 vs Hofstra (Feb 09) SHOTS 23 vs Hofstra (Feb 09) SHOT PERCENT .435 (10-23) vs Hofstra (Feb 09) SHOTS ON GOAL 19 vs Hofstra (Feb 09) ON GOAL PERCENT .826 (19-23) vs Hofstra (Feb 09) SAVES 11 vs 2019Hofstra USC (Feb Lacrosse 09) GROUND BALLS 15 USCvs Player Hofstra High/Low (Feb 09) Analysis TURNOVERS 13 All vsgames Hofstra (as (Febof Feb 09) 09, 2019) CAUSED TURNOVERS 6 vs Hofstra (Feb 09)

2019USC U S-C INDIVIDUAL Individual GAME Game HIGHS Highs POINTS 4 Ramsay, Katie vs Hofstra (Feb 09) 3 McMahon, Izzy vs Hofstra (Feb 09) 3 Concialdi, Emily vs Hofstra (Feb 09) GOALS 3 Ramsay, Katie vs Hofstra (Feb 09) 2 McMahon, Izzy vs Hofstra (Feb 09) 2 Bakes, Erin vs Hofstra (Feb 09) 2 Donovan, Sophia vs Hofstra (Feb 09) 2 Concialdi, Emily vs Hofstra (Feb 09) 2 Anhut, Hope vs Hofstra (Feb 09) ASSISTS 1 Ramsay, Katie vs Hofstra (Feb 09) 1 Concialdi, Emily vs Hofstra (Feb 09) 1 Stallings, Emily vs Hofstra (Feb 09) 1 McMahon, Izzy vs Hofstra (Feb 09) SHOTS 8 McMahon, Izzy vs Hofstra (Feb 09) 6 Huff, Kelsey vs Hofstra (Feb 09) SHOTS ON GOAL 5 McMahon, Izzy vs Hofstra (Feb 09) 4 Concialdi, Emily vs Hofstra (Feb 09) SAVES 9 Hertford, Riley vs Hofstra (Feb 09) GROUND BALLS 3 Gilbert, Jackie vs Hofstra (Feb 09) 3 Miller, Kerrigan vs Hofstra (Feb 09) DRAW CONTROLS 5 Gilbert, Jackie vs Hofstra (Feb 09) 4 Ramsay, Katie vs Hofstra (Feb 09) CAUSED TURNOVER 2 Miller, Kerrigan vs Hofstra (Feb 09) 2 Wagner, Lizzy vs Hofstra (Feb 09) 2 Kuligowski, Morgan vs Hofstra (Feb 09)

2019 USC Women’s Lacrosse 2019 USC Game-by-Game Category Leaders DATE OPPONENT POINTS GOALS ASSISTS SHOTS SHOTS ON GOAL FEB 9 HOFSTRA (4) Ramsay (3) Ramsay (1) 4 players (8) McMahon (5) McMahon FEB 22 at San Diego State FEB 24 JACKSONVILLE MAR 1 at Boston College MAR 3 at Boston University MAR 8 at Arizona State * MAR 10 VIRGINIA TECH MAR 15 at Colorado * MAR 17 at Oregon * MAR 23 CALIFORNIA * MAR 25 STANFORD * MAR 29 at California * MAR 31 at Stanford * APR 5 COLORADO * APR 7 OREGON * APR 14 at Stony Brook APR 20 ARIZONA STATE *

DATE OPPONENT SAVES GROUND BALLS DRAW CONTROLS CAUSED T/O RESULT FEB 9 HOFSTRA (9) Hertford (3) Gilbert (5) Gilbert (2) 3 players W, 15-10 (3) Miller FEB 22 at San Diego State FEB 24 JACKSONVILLE MAR 1 at Boston College MAR 3 at Boston University MAR 8 at Arizona State * MAR 10 VIRGINIA TECH MAR 15 at Colorado * MAR 17 at Oregon * MAR 23 CALIFORNIA * MAR 25 STANFORD * MAR 29 at California * MAR 31 at Stanford * APR 5 COLORADO * APR 7 OREGON * APR 14 at Stony Brook APR 20 ARIZONA STATE *

* Pac-12 Conference game | % Pac-12 Tournament game | Bold indicates home game

2019 USC Women’s Lacrosse 2019 USC Lacrosse USC Category Leaders All games (as of Feb 09, 2019)

## Points GP G A Pts Shots ## Shots GP G A Shots Shot% 20 Ramsay, Katie 1 3 1 4 3 22 McMahon, Izzy 1 2 1 8 .2 5 0 22 McMahon, Izzy 1 2 1 3 8 16 Huff, Kelsey 1 1 0 6 .1 6 7 5 Concialdi, Emily 1 2 1 3 4 5 Concialdi, Emily 1 2 1 4 .5 0 0 99 Donovan, Sophia 1 2 0 2 4 15 Anhut, Hope 1 2 0 4 .5 0 0 15 Anhut, Hope 1 2 0 2 4 99 Donovan, Sophia 1 2 0 4 .5 0 0

## Goals GP G A Pts Shots ## Shot Pct. GP G A Shots Shot% 20 Ramsay, Katie 1 3 1 4 3 20 Ramsay, Katie 1 3 1 3 1.000 15 Anhut, Hope 1 2 0 2 4 3 Bakes, Erin 1 2 0 3 .6 6 7 5 Concialdi, Emily 1 2 1 3 4 99 Donovan, Sophia 1 2 0 4 .5 0 0 3 Bakes, Erin 1 2 0 2 3 15 Anhut, Hope 1 2 0 4 .5 0 0 99 Donovan, Sophia 1 2 0 2 4 5 Concialdi, Emily 1 2 1 4 .5 0 0

## Assists GP G A Pts Shots ## Shots on Goal GP G A Shots SOG SOG% 20 Ramsay, Katie 1 3 1 4 3 22 McMahon, Izzy 1 2 1 8 5 .6 2 5 22 McMahon, Izzy 1 2 1 3 8 5 Concialdi, Emily 1 2 1 4 4 1.000 5 Concialdi, Emily 1 2 1 3 4 15 Anhut, Hope 1 2 0 4 3 .7 5 0 14 Stallings, Emily 1 1 1 2 2 99 Donovan, Sophia 1 2 0 4 3 .7 5 0 20 Ramsay, Katie 1 3 1 3 3 1.000 ## Ground Balls GP No. 19 Miller, Kerrigan 1 3 ## Shots on Goal Pct. GP G A Shots SOG SOG% 6 Gilbert, Jackie 1 3 5 Concialdi, Emily 1 2 1 4 4 1.000 11 Wagner, Lizzy 1 2 20 Ramsay, Katie 1 3 1 3 3 1.000 15 Anhut, Hope 1 2 14 Stallings, Emily 1 1 1 2 2 1.000 5 Concialdi, Emily 1 1 15 Anhut, Hope 1 2 0 4 3 .7 5 0 99 Donovan, Sophia 1 2 0 4 3 .7 5 0 ## Draw Controls GP No. 6 Gilbert, Jackie 1 5 ## Caused Turnovers GP No. 20 Ramsay, Katie 1 4 11 Wagner, Lizzy 1 2 16 Huff, Kelsey 1 3 9 Kuligowski, Morgan 1 2 37 Huff, Kaeli 1 1 19 Miller, Kerrigan 1 2 22 McMahon, Izzy 1 1 22 McMahon, Izzy 1 1 8 Byrne, Natalie 1 1 ## Game-winning Goals GP No. 5 Concialdi, Emily 1 1

## Free-position Goals GP No. 5 Concialdi, Emily 1 1

2019 USC Women’s Lacrosse 2019 USC Lacrosse USC Overall Individual Statistics All games (as of Feb 09, 2019)

Overall: 1-0 Conf: 0-0 Home: 1-0 Away: 0-0 Neut: 0-0

## Player gp-gs g a pts sh sh% sog sog% gw fpg-fps gb dc dsv t/o ct foul rc yc gc 20 Ramsay, Katie 1-0 3 1 4 3 1.000 3 1.000 0 - 040000000 22 McMahon, Izzy 1-1 2 1 3 8 .2 5 0 5 .6 2 5 0 0-2 0 1 0 1 1 2 0 0 0 5 Concialdi, Emily 1-1 2 1 3 4 .5 0 0 4 1.000 1 1-2 100101000 99 Donovan, Sophia 1-1 2 0 2 4 .5 0 0 3 .7 5 0 0 - 1 0 0 0 0 2 0 1 0 15 Anhut, Hope 1-1 2 0 2 4 .5 0 0 3 .7 5 00- 200003000 3 Bakes, Erin 1-0 2 0 2 3 .6 6 7 2 .6 6 7 0 - 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 14 Stallings, Emily 1-0 1 1 2 2 .5 0 0 2 1.000 0 0-1 100100000 16 Huff, Kelsey 1-1 1 0 1 6 .1 6 7 2 .3 3 3 0 0-1 1 3 0 1 1 2 0 1 0 37 Huff, Kaeli 1-1 0 0 0 2 .0 0 0 1 .5 0 000-1110103000 19 Miller, Kerrigan 1-1 0 0 0 2 .0 0 0 1 .5 0 0 0 0-1 3 1 0 4 2 3 0 0 0 38 Hertford, Riley 1-1 0 0 0 0 .0 0 0 0 .0 0 00- 100000000 23 Westover, Sarah 1-0 0 0 0 0 .0 0 0 0 .0 0 0 0 - 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 18 Shields, Emily 1-0 0 0 0 0 .0 0 0 0 .0 0 00- 000002000 11 Wagner, Lizzy 1-1 0 0 0 0 .0 0 0 0 .0 0 0 0 - 2 0 0 0 2 3 0 0 0 9 Kuligowski, Morgan 1-1 0 0 0 0 .0 0 0 0 .0 0 00- 100024000 8 Byrne, Natalie 1-1 0 0 0 0 .0 0 0 0 .0 0 0 0 - 0 0 0 0 1 2 0 0 0 6 Gilbert, Jackie 1-1 0 0 0 0 .0 0 0 0 .0 0 00- 350005010 Total 1 15 4 19 38 .3 9 5 26 .6 8 4 1 1-8 17 15 0 10 9 32 0 3 0 Opponents 1 10 3 13 23 .4 3 5 19 .8 2 6 0 3-7 15 11 0 13 6 29 0 1 0

## Goalie gp-gs min ga gaavg saves pct w l t shots faced 38 Hertford, Riley 1-1 60:00 10 10.00 9 .4 7 4 1 0 0 23 Total 1 60:00 10 10.00 9 .4 7 4 1 0 0 23 Opponents 1 60:00 15 15.00 11 .4 2 3 0 1 0 38

Goals by Period 1st 2nd Total Saves by Period 1st 2nd Total USC 5 10 15 USC 3 6 9 Opponents 5 5 10 Opponents 5 6 11

Shots by Period 1st 2nd Total Attendance Summary USC Opponent USC 16 22 38 Total 385 0 Opponents 11 12 23 Dates/Avg Per Date 1/385 0/0 Neutral Site #/Avg 0/0 Shots on Goal 1st 2nd Total USC 10 16 26 Opponents 8 11 19

CLEARS: USC -- 16-17 .941, Opponents -- 14-17 .824.

2019 USC Women’s Lacrosse 2019 USC Lacrosse USC Combined Team Statistics All games (as of Feb 09, 2019)

RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES 1-0 1-0 0-0 0-0 CONFERENCE 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 NON-CONFERENCE 1-0 1-0 0-0 0-0

Date Opponent Score Att. ## PLAYER GP G A Pts Sh Gw GB DC Dsv TO CT Feb 09 HOFSTRA W 15-10 385 20 Ramsay, Katie 1 3143004000 22 McMahon, Izzy 1 2 1 3 8 0 0 1 0 1 1 TEAM STATISTICS USC OPP 5 Concialdi, Emily 1 2134110010 99 Donovan, Sophia 1 2 0 2 4 0 1 0 0 0 0 SHOT STATISTICS 15 Anhut, Hope 1 2024020000 Goals-Shot attempts 15-38 10-23 3 Bakes, Erin 1 2 0 2 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 Goals scored per game 15.00 10.00 14 Stallings, Emily 1 1122010010 Shot pct. .3 9 5 .4 3 5 16 Huff, Kelsey 1 1 0 1 6 0 1 3 0 1 1 Shots on goal-Attempts 26-38 19-23 37 Huff, Kaeli 1 0002011010 SOG pct. .6 8 4 .8 2 6 19 Miller, Kerrigan 1 0 0 0 2 0 3 1 0 4 2 S h o t s / G a m e 38.0 23.0 38 Hertford, Riley 1 0000010000 23 Westover, Sarah 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 A s s is t s 4 3 18 Shields, Emily 1 0000000000 Free position Made-Att 1-8 3-7 11 Wagner, Lizzy 1 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 2 Free position pct. .1 2 5 .4 2 9 9 Kuligowski, Morgan 1 0000010002 GOAL BREAKDOWN 8 Byrne, Natalie 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 Total Goals 15 10 6 Gilbert, Jackie 1 0000035000 F r e e - p o s it io n 13Total 1 15 4 19 38 1 17 15 0 10 9 U n a s s is t e d 11 7 Opponents 1 10 3 13 23 0 15 11 0 13 6 O v e r t im e 00 ## Goalie GP Min. GA GAAvg Save Pct W-L-T Goals scored average 15.00 10.00 38 Hertford, Riley 1 60:00 10 10.00 9 .4 7 4 1-0-0 GROUND BALLS 17 15 Total 1 60:00 10 10.00 9 .4 7 4 1-0-0 DRAW CONTROLS 15 11 Opponents 1 60:00 15 15.00 11 .4 2 3 0-1-0 TURNOVERS 10 13 CAUSED TURNOVERS 9 6 Goals by Period 1st 2nd Total CLEARS 16-17 14-17 USC 5 10 15 Opponents 5 5 10 Clear Pct. .9 4 1 .8 2 4 ATTENDANCE Saves by Period 1st 2nd Total T o t a l 385 0 USC 3 6 9 Dates/Avg Per Date 1/385 0/0 Opponents 5 6 11 Neutral Site #/Avg 0/0 Shots by Period 1st 2nd Total USC 16 22 38 Opponents 11 12 23

Shots on Goal 1st 2nd Total USC 10 16 26 Opponents 8 11 19

2019 USC Women’s Lacrosse 2 0 1 9 U S C L a C r o SS e B r o a d C a S t r o S t e r

#1 #2 #3 #4 #5 #6

Courtney HUTCHINSON Katie DeFEO Erin BAKES Ashley HILL Emily CONCIALDI Jackie GILBERT Alpharetta, Ga. Millersville, Md. Miami, Fla. Novato, Calif. Yorktown Heights, N.Y. Pleasanton, Calif. #7 #8 #9 #10 #11 #12

Kelly JOHANSEN Natalie BYRNE Morgan KULIGOWSKI Gabbi KLEIN Lizzy WAGNER Finley UELAND Glen Head, N.Y. West Linn, Ore. Great Falls, Va. Danville, Calif. San Francisco, Calif. Doylestown, Pa. #13 #14 #15 #16 #17 #18

Devon HEANEY Emily STALLINGS Hope ANHUT Kelsey HUFF Amanda FLAYHAN Emily SHIELDS Garden City, N.Y. Dallas, Texas Skillman, N.J. Eastport, N.Y. Waccabuc, N.Y. Westfield, N.J.

#19 #20 #21 #22 #23 #24

Kerrigan MILLER Katie RAMSAY Chelsea KOVINSKY Izzy McMAHON Sarah WESTOVER Sarah LARKIN Bayport, N.Y. Darien, Conn. Baltimore, Md. Bardonia, N.Y. Sacramento, Calif. Orlando, Fla.

#25 #26 #28 #30 #37 #38

Camille STAFFORD Hannah UPSHAW Kaleigh BRENNAN Nicole MACOLINO Kaeli HUFF Riley HERTFORD Huntington, N.Y. Santa Ana, Calif. Summit, N.J. Ridgewood, N.J. Eastport, N.Y. Lake Oswego, Ore.

#44 #99

Madi O’BRIEN Sophia DONOVAN Lindsey MUNDAY Deemer CLASS Katie HERTSCH Megan WARD Glen Mills, Pa. Santa Clara, Calif. Head Coach Assistant Coach Assistant Coach Director of Operations

2019 USC Women’s Lacrosse