No. 16 USC Lacrosse Opens 2020 at Hofstra

2 0 2 0 U S C W o m e n ’ s L a c ross e 3 Conference Championships • 4 NCAA Appearances 3-time League Coach of the Year Lindsey Munday • 40 All-Conference Selections • 8 IWLCA All-Americans

For release: Feb. 6, 2020

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. 16 USC Lacrosse Opens 2020 at Hofstra

Schedule and Results Game #1 • Saturday, February 8 • 2 p.m. ET (11 a.m. PT) 0-0 Overall • 0-0 Pac-12 • IWLCA Rank: No. 16 No. 16 USC (0-0) at Hofstra (0-0) 0-0 Home • 0-0 Away • 0-0 Neutral James M. Shuart Stadium • Hempstead, N.Y. SERIES HISTORY: USC leads, 1-0 (1.000) • STREAK: W1 LAST MEETING: W, 15-10 (Feb. 9, 2019 • McAlister Field) February STREAM: Pride Production/Stretch Live 8 at Hofstra (StretchLive) 2 p.m. ET OPPONENT WEB: GoHofstra.com 15 Michigan (P12+) 12 p.m. 21 Boston College (P12+) 3 p.m. CROSSExamination 23 San Diego State (P12+) 12 p.m. • USC is ranked No. 16 in the IWLCA coaches poll; the 56th consecutive week that the Trojans are ranked in the poll. March • The Trojans are the defending Pac-12 champions. 6 Stanford * (P12+) 3 p.m. • Pac-12 coaches selected the Women of Troy to repeat as con- 8 California * (P12+) 12 p.m. ference champions in 2020 in a preseason poll. 13 at Arizona State * (P12+) 1 p.m. • The Trojans are 4-3 all-time in season openers and are also 4-3 15 Stony Brook (P12+) 12 p.m. all-time in road openers. This is only the second time that USC has started its 20 at Oregon * (P12N) 4 p.m. season on the road (2018 at Virginia Tech). 22 at Colorado * (P12N) 12 p.m. MT • USC is 13-15 (.464) all-time in games played on the East Coast (Eastern Time 27 Oregon * (P12+) 3 p.m. Zone) and was 1-3 in such games in 2019. • The Trojans return nine players that scored double-digit goals in 2019 to com- 29 Colorado * (P12+) 12 p.m. bine for 248 total goals. Eight scored more than 10 goals apiece including returning team leader Kelsey Huff (43). April • All-American Sr. Kerrigan Miller is the two-time Pac-12 Midfielder of the Year. 4 at Jacksonville 1:30 p.m. ET • Eighth-year head coach Lindsey Munday is 95-42 all-time (.693) and was 10 at Stanford * (P12+) 3 p.m. named the 2019 Pac-12 Coach of the Year. 12 at California * (P12N) 2 p.m. 17 Arizona State * (P12N) 4 p.m. LOS ANGELES – The 16th-ranked USC women’s lacrosse team (0-0) opens its 2020 23 Pac-12 Tournament % (P12N) TBD campaign with a Saturday (Feb. 8) tilt against Hofstra (0-0). The defending Pac-12 24 Pac-12 Tournament % (P12N) TBD champion Trojans are 4-3 all-time in season openers and face the Pride in their 26 Pac-12 Tournament % (P12N) TBD first match for the second year in a row. USC makes its first of two regular-season trips to the East Coast (Eastern Time) where the Women of Troy are 13-15 all-time. * Pac-12 conference game Bold indicates home game played at McAlister Field In her eighth year at the helm, Lindsey Munday returns nearly her entire % Pac-12 Tournament • Cagan Stadium • Stanford, Calif. championship squad from one season ago and is just five wins from reaching her 100th-career victory. All nine of the Trojans’ top scorers from 2019 are back. Led by junior All-Pac-12 midfielder Kelsey Huff who had 43 goals last season, these nine players all scored double-digit goals and combined for 248 goals a year ago. Eight of them scored 20 or more goals. @USCTrojansLax All-American midfielderKerrigan Miller (22g, 7a in 2019) enters her senior season as one of the program’s all-time leaders in ground balls (142) and caused turnovers (112); coming off back-to-back Pac-12 Midfielder of the Year awards. Junior All- 2020 Pac-12 Standings Pac-12 goalie Riley Hertford takes the cage again after leading the conference in goals-against average (8.26 gaa) and save percentage (.498) last season. Pac-12 Pct. Ovr. Pct. Arizona State 0-0 -- 0-0 -- All-Pac-12 attackers Emily Concialdi (30g) and Sophia Donovan (30g) also return California 0-0 -- 0-0 -- along with seniors Izzy McMahon (35g) and Hope Anhut (29g). Senior midfielder #18 Colorado 0-0 -- 0-0 -- Kaeli Huff (24g) is back and last year’s freshman phenoms are back as sophomore Oregon 0-0 -- 0-0 -- sensations. Katie Ramsay (20g, 4a) will assume duties in the draw circle and Erin #20 Stanford 0-0 -- 0-0 -- Bakes (15g, 6a) will look to contribute more in her second year. #16 USC 0-0 -- 0-0 -- On defense, the Women of Troy must replace the Pac-12 Defensive Player of the Year with the departure of captain Jackie Gilbert. Gilbert had 122 draw controls as of Feb. 3, 2020 a year ago and was a force on the crease with 33 ground balls and 29 caused Pac-12 Women’s Lacrosse Contact Christie Aguilar | [email protected] turnovers. USC brings back senior defenders Natalie Byrne (21gb, 18ct) and Morgan Kuligowski (13gb, 10ct; and junior sparkplug Lizzy Wagner (30gb, 10ct). 2020 USC Women of Troy ## NAME POSITION HEIGHT YEAR HOMETOWN (PREVIOUS SCHOOL) 1 Courtney HUTCHINSON Defense 5-7 Jr. Alpharetta, Ga. (Milton HS) 3 Erin BAKES Midfield 5-7 So. Miami, Fla. (Ransom Everglades HS) 4 Ashley HILL Attack 5-2 Sr. Novato, Calif. (Marin Catholic HS) 5 Emily CONCIALDI Attack 5-3 Gr. Yorktown Heights, N.Y. (Yorktown HS) 6 Caroline CHEETHAM Midfield 5-8 Fr. Dallas, Texas (Episcopal School of Dallas) 7 Kelly JOHANSEN Attack 5-5 Sr. Glen Head, N.Y. (North Shore HS) 8 Natalie BYRNE * Defense 5-8 Sr. West Linn, Ore. (West Linn HS) 9 Morgan KULIGOWSKI Defense 5-4 Sr. Great Falls, Va. (Langley HS) 10 Ella HEANEY Attack 5-5 Fr. Garden City, N.Y. (Garden City HS) 11 Lizzy WAGNER Defense 5-2 Jr. San Francisco, Calif. (St. Ignatius Preparatory School) 12 Finley UELAND Attack 5-7 So. Doylestown, Pa. (Central Bucks West HS) 13 Devon HEANEY Defense 5-8 Jr. Garden City, N.Y. (Garden City HS) 14 Emily STALLINGS Midfield 5-10 Jr. Dallas, Texas (Hockaday School) 15 Hope ANHUT Attack 5-8 Sr. Skillman, N.J. (Hopewell Valley Central HS/St. Joseph’s) 16 Kelsey HUFF Midfield 5-4 Jr. Eastport, N.Y. (Eastport-South Manor HS) 17 Sloane MURPHY Midfield 5-6 Fr. Denver, Colo. (Colorado Academy) 18 Emily SHIELDS Defense 5-4 Sr. Westfield, N.J. (Westfield HS) 19 Kerrigan MILLER * Midfield 5-5 Sr. Bayport, N.Y. (Bayport-Blue Point HS) 20 Katie RAMSAY Midfield 6-0 So. Darien, Conn. (Darien HS) 22 Izzy McMAHON * Attack 5-2 Sr. Bardonia, N.Y. (Saddle River Day School/Army) 24 Sarah LARKIN Attack 5-2 Sr. Orlando, Fla. (Bishop Moore HS) 25 Camille STAFFORD Defense 5-2 Jr. Huntington, N.Y. (Huntington HS) 26 Hannah UPSHAW Goalie 5-7 Sr. Santa Ana, Calif. (Foothill HS) 27 Danielle CARSON Defense 5-5 Fr. Wantagh, N.Y. (Wantagh HS) 28 Kaleigh BRENNAN Defense 5-5 So. Summit, N.J. (Summit HS) 30 Nicole MACOLINO Midfield 5-5 So. Ridgewood, N.J. (Ridgewood HS) 31 Olivia DOOLEY Defense 5-8 Fr. Manhasset, N.Y. (Manhasset HS) 33 Delaney SWEITZER Goalie 5-9 Fr. Hatfield, Pa. (Chestnut Hill Academy) 35 Savannah SWEITZER Midfield 5-9 Fr. Hatfield, Pa. (Chestnut Hill Academy) 37 Kaeli HUFF * Midfield 5-6 Sr. Eastport, N.Y. (Eastport-South Manor HS) 38 Riley HERTFORD Goalie 5-8 Jr. Lake Oswego, Ore. (Lake Oswego HS) 44 Madi O’BRIEN Midfield 5-2 Jr. Glen Mills, Pa. (Garnet Valley HS) 99 Sophia DONOVAN Attack 5-9 Jr. Santa Clara, Calif. (Menlo School) * denotes team captain

USC Coaches and Staff Name Pronunciation Guide Soni McAlister Field HEAD COACH Hope ANHUT ANNE-hut, like “put” Soni McAlister Field is the home of USC Lindsey MUNDAY, 8th year Kaleigh BRENNAN KAY-lee women’s soccer and women’s lacrosse. Northwestern ‘06 Natalie BYRNE like “burn” Thanks to a generous $150,000 donation from Hobart and Soni McAlister, a new Caroline CHEETHAM CHEET-emm ASSISTANT COACH field was built on the corner of 30th Street Deemer CLASS, 2nd year Emily CONCIALDI conch-ee-AL-dee and Hoover Street in 1998. The field served Duke ‘16 Sophia DONOVAN so-FEE-uh as the home of USC soccer for 14 years Devon HEANEY HEY-nee before lacrosse was added as USC’s 21st varsity sport in 2012. Trojan lacrosse played ASSISTANT COACH Riley HERTFORD HURT-ferd Katie HERTSCH, 2nd year its inaugural season in 2013, and hosted Kaeli HUFF KAY-lee Massachusetts on February 10, in the Hofstra ‘11 Kelly JOHANSEN jo-HAN-sen historic first game on McAlister Field. VOLUNTEER ASSISTANT COACH Morgan KULIGOWSKI coo-leg-OW-skee In 2000, a permanent scoreboard was Mike GVOZDEN, 2nd year Nicole MACOLINO mack-oh-LEE-no installed in the southwest corner. In the Johns Hopkins ‘10 Izzy McMAHON muck-MANN summer of 2012, the field was moved east Kerrigan MILLER CARE-igg-enn to accommodate construction of a new DIRECTOR OF OPERATIONS Delaney SWEITZER like “height” fire station, which put a new entrance at Kevin McLEMORE, 1st year 30th and University Avenue. Widener ‘11 Finley UELAND YOU-lend USC lacrosse is 42-11 (.792) all-time at ATHLETIC TRAINER McAlister Field and was undefeated in Karin DOWEN, 4th year 2015 (7-0), 2016 (9-0), and 2017 (7-0). USC has also hosted home games at the LA @USCTrojansLax Memorial Coliseum and is 4-2 there.

2020 USC Women’s Lacrosse USC Head Coach Lindsey Munday 2020 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 48,500 (20,500 undergraduates) Campus Size 226 acres A three-time conference Coach of the Year, Munday President Dr. Carol L. Folt was named MPSF Coach of the Year in 2015 and 2016; Athletic Director Mike Bohn and received Pac-12 Coach of the Year in 2019. She Senior Woman Administrator Joyce Bell was also the IWLCA’s West/Midwest Regional Coach National Affiliation NCAA Division I of the Year and the ILWomen National Coach of the Conference Pac-12 Nickname Trojans / Women of Troy Year in 2016. Fight Song Fight On Colors Cardinal and Gold As a player, she won two NCAA titles with Northwestern Mascot Traveler (2005, ’06) and then helped NU to three titles from 2007-09 as an assistant Home Field (Capacity) McAlister Field (1,000) coach. Munday is a two-time world champion (2009, ’13) with the U.S. women’s acrosse taff national team. In 2009, she earned All-World honors with 17 goals and 20 assists L S Head Coach Lindsey Munday (8th year) (37 points) in seven games and later captained the 2013 squad to a record Alma Mater Northwestern, ‘06 seventh FIL World Cup title. Munday’s Record at USC 95-42 (.693) Munday’s Career Record 95-42 (.693) In eight years, Munday is 95-42 (.693) and has guided USC to four NCAA berths Munday’s Conference Record 51-12 (.810) (2015-17, ‘19), and three conference championships (MPSF, 2016-17; Pac-12, Assistant Coach Deemer Class (2nd year) 2019). In 2013, she led USC to fourth place in the MPSF with an appearance in Assistant Coach Katie Hertsch (2nd year) the league tourney after it was picked seventh in its inaugural season. Director of Operations Kevin McLemore Lacrosse Office Phone (213) 821-6133 As an assistant at Northwestern (2007-10) Munday was the recruiting coordinator Athletic Trainer Karin Dowen and offensive coach. NU was 85-4 during her tenure and went 23-0 in 2009. One Training Room Phone (213) 740-5845 of the greatest players school history, she was a Tewaaraton semifinalist in 2005 Sports Information and 2006, and finished as NU’s all-time leader in assists (128), third in points (268), Director Tim Tessalone and fifth in goals (140). She set single-season school records for points (107) and Mailing Address USC Sports Information assists (54) in 2005 and helped Northwestern become the first school outside the Heritage Hall 103 Eastern Time zone to win a national title and the first program to win consecutive Los Angeles, CA 90089-0601 NCAA championships. Office Phone (213) 740-8480 Women’s Lacrosse SID Jeremy Wu Munday was a two-time first-team All-American (2005-06), All-Region, and All- Office Phone (213) 740-3807 American Lacrosse Conference selection and received a bachelor’s degree in Mobile Phone (213) 379-3977 E-Mail [email protected] communication from Northwestern in 2006. USC Ticket Office (800) 740-GOSC Website www.usctrojans.com/lax Lindsey Munday Career Record Twitter / Instagram @USCTrojansLax Lacrosse History Year Rec Pct conf Pct finish Rank Postseason First Season of Women’s Lacrosse * 2013 2013 8-10 .444 5-3 .625 4th -- MPSF Semifinal First Women’s Lacrosse Head Coach Lindsey Munday 2014 9-9 .500 6-3 .667 T-3rd -- MPSF Quarterfinal All-Time Record 95-42 (.693) 2015 14-6 .700 8-1 .889 2nd -- MPSF Final/NCAA 2nd Rd All-Time Conference Record 51-12 (.810) 2016 20-1 .952 9-0 1.000 1st No. 5 MPSF Champ/NCAA QF All-Time Postseason Record 12-8 (.600) 2017 18-4 .818 8-0 1.000 1st No. 8 MPSF Champ/NCAA QF All-Time NCAA Postseason Record 4-4 (.500) 2018 10-8 .556 6-4 .600 3rd No. 24 P12 Semifinal Conf. Season Championships 3 (2016, ’17, ‘19) Conf. Tourney Championships 3 (2016, ’17, ’19) 2019 16-4 .800 9-1 .900 1st No. 17 P12 Champ/NCAA 1st Rd NCAA Appearances 4 (2015, ’16, ’17, ‘19) 2020 0-0 -- 0-0 ------IWLCA All-Americans (1/2/3 Team) 8 (3/1/4) Totals 95-42 .693 51-12 .810 IWLCA All-Region (1/2 Team) 25 (12/13) MPSF All-Conference (1/2 Team) 29 (18/11) MPSF All-Academic 40 The Lindsey Munday File Pac-12 All-Conference (1/2 Team) 11 (8/3) Pac-12 All-Academic 4 . 8th year at USC. 95-42 (.693) overall, 51-12 (.810) in conference games * First season women’s lacrosse scholarships awarded at USC . 2019 Pac-12 Coach of the Year; MPSF Coach of the Year (2015, ’16) eason eview . 2016 IWLCA West/Midwest Region Coach of the Year; 2016 ILWomen 2019 S R Overall Record 16-4 National Coach of the Year Pac-12 Conference Record 9-1 (1st place) . 29 All-MPSF, 11 All-Pac-12 Home Record 7-1 (4-1 Pac-12) . 25 IWLCA All-West Region selections, 8 IWLCA All-Americans Away Record 7-2 (5-0 Pac-12) . 3 MPSF Players of the Year, 2 Pac-12 Midfielders of the Year,1 Pac-12 Neutral Site Record 2-1 Defensive Player of the Year Final IWLCA Ranking No. 17 . 2013 Lacrosse Magazine Person of the Year Postseason Finish NCAA First Round . 7-year member of the U.S. Women’s National Team; 2013 captain 2020 Team Information . 2-time World Champion with Team USA (2009, ’13) Letterwinners Returning / Lost 26 / 6 . 2-time NCAA champion as a player at Northwestern (2005-06); 3-time Starters Returning / Lost 11 / 1 champion as assistant coach at NU (2007-09) Newcomers 7 . Tewaaraton Trophy semifinalist (2005, ’06); 2-time IWLCA first-team All- Class Breakdown (Sr / Jr / So / Fr) 12 / 9 / 5 / 7 American (2005-06) Position Breakdown (Att / Mid / Def / G) 8 / 12 / 10 / 3

2020 USC Women’s Lacrosse 2020 USC Superlatives TRACK THE TROJANS: USC lacrosse fans can follow the Trojans on Twitter and Instagram at @USCTrojansLax. USC will appear in four Pac-12 Networks broadcasts Overall this spring including the regular-season home finale against Arizona State (April Overall Record 0-0 17). When the Trojans are not on television, fans can watch live streamed games Conference 0-0 on the Pac-12+ platform. Non-Conference 0-0 Home 0-0 LAST TIME OUT: USC claimed its first-ever Pac-12 tournament title (third league Away 0-0 tourney crown in school history) to earn an automatic berth into the NCAA Neutral 0-0 tournament. The Trojans defeated California, 16-5, in the semifinals and then stunned second-seeded Colorado in a dominant 12-3 win for the championship. First to Score 0-0 Izzy McMahon scored a career-high five goals in the win over the Golden Bears Opponent First to Score 0-0 and was one of 10 Trojans to score at least one goal against Cal. Kelsey Huff Score10 Goals, or More 0-0 racked up her eighth hat trick of the 2019 season and goalie Riley Hertford put Score Fewer Than 10 Goals 0-0 up 11 saves to propel the Trojans to their win over the Buffaloes. McMahon, Huff, Lizzy Wagner, and Kerrigan Miller were each chosen to the Pac-12 all-tournament Leading at Half 0-0 team. Miller was named the tournament’s MVP. In the national tournament, the Trailing at Half 0-0 Trojans went up against an upstart Denver squad in a first-round meeting and Tied at Half 0-0 went to overtime with the Pioneers in Ann Arbor, Mich. DU prevailed with the Overtime 0-0 sudden-victory goal and later advanced to the quarterfinal round. vs. Ranked Opponents 0-0 MAJOR ARTILLERY: Nine Trojans scored double-digit goals in 2019, including eight vs. Unranked Opponents 0-0 players over the 20-goal mark. Team leader Kelsey Huff had 43 goals and was followed by three 30-goal scorers in Izzy McMahon (35g), Emily Concialdi (30g), Against Opponents and Sophia Donovan (30g). Hope Anhut (29), Kaeli Huff (24), Kerrigan Miller (22), More Shots 0-0 and Katie Ramsay (20) all reached the 20-goal plateau. Erin Bakes (15) reached Fewer Shots 0-0 double digits in her first year. Same Shots 0-0 SHUTOUT SHOUTOUT: The Trojans logged the first and only shutout in both program More Ground Balls 0-0 and Pac-12 history on April 7, 2019, with a 16-0 victory over Oregon at McAlister Fewer Ground Balls 0-0 Field. Previously, the fewest goals ever allowed by USC was one in a 19-1 victory Same Ground Balls 0-0 over Fresno State (April 20, 2013). Before the first season of Pac-12 lacrosse, Colorado recorded two shutouts and made the Trojans’ the first by a Pac-12 More Draw Controls 0-0 team since CU’s 23-0 win over Saint Mary’s College in the MPSF on April 15, 2016. Fewer Draw Controls 0-0 Same Draw Controls 0-0 JUST LIKE THEY DRAW IT UP: USC has had a rich history of draw specialists led by All-American attacker Michaela Michael, who finished with 422 draw controls and had 10 games with 10 or more. All-American midfielder Amanda Johansen Time to Goals ranks second in program history with 258 draw controls. All-Pac-12 defender Shortest to 1st USC Goal -- Jackie Gilbert completed her career with 225 and had eight-career games Longest to 1st USC Goal -- over 10 draw controls. She also holds the program’s single-game record with Shortest to 1st Opp Goal -- 17. Next in line is current senior All-American midfielder Kerrigan Miller who has Longest to 1st Opp Goal -- 144-career draw controls. The Trojans look to employ sophomore Katie Ramsay in the draw circle in 2020. Shortest Between USC Goals -- Longest Between USC Goals -- NET VALUE: Junior goalie Riley Hertford’s win on Feb. 9, 2019, vs. Hofstra marked Shortest Between Opp Goals -- just the second time that a USC netminder earned a victory in her first-career Longest Between Opp Goals -- * Time between goals is within same game | ^ start/end of game start. The other was Cassandra Collins (April 24, 2016) in her senior-game start against UC Davis. USC Goals by Half FRESH RECORDS: In USC’s last game against Hofstra, then-freshman attacker Katie Most Goals – 1st Half -- Ramsay became the first Trojan frosh to record a hat trick in her first collegiate Most Goals – 2nd Half -- game since 2013 (Maggie Mawhinney vs. Presbyterian; Feb. 13). Ramsay scored Fewest Goals – 1st Half -- the first goal of the game, which marked only the third time that afreshman Fewest Goals – 2nd Half -- scored the Trojans’ first goal of the season. Ramsay joined Kelsey Huff (2018 at Virginia Tech) and Amanda Johansen (2013 vs. Northwestern). Opponent Goals by Half Most Goals – 1st Half -- ALL-AMERICAN GIRLS: USC has celebrated eight IWLCA All-America selections Most Goals – 2nd Half -- through seven years as a program. Michaela Michael was the first-ever All- Fewest Goals – 1st Half -- American selection as a third-teamer in 2015. Michael and defender Courtney Fewest Goals – 2nd Half -- 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 Margins 2017 and defender Lydia Sutton earned third-team honors. Kerrigan Miller joined Largest Halftime Margin -- the ranks as a third-team choice in 2018 and was a second-team All-American Smallest Halftime Margin -- in 2019. Largest Final Margin -- Smallest Final Margin --

Streaks Longest Win Streak -- Longest Losing Streak -- Active Streak Lost 1

2020 USC Women’s Lacrosse Pac-12 and NCAA Statistical Rankings The Last Time USC... as of Feb. 3, 2020 WON A GAME vs. Colorado (12-3), 04/28/19 LOST A GAME vs. Denver (10-11 OT), 05/10/19 TEAM RANKINGS WON A HOME GAME SAVE PERCENTAGE vs. Arizona State (16-10), 04/20/19 GOALS AGAINST AVG/DEFENSE LOST A HOME GAME SCORING MARGIN SHOTS PER GAME vs. Colorado (8-9), 04/05/19 CAUSED TURNOVERS PER GAME LOST AT McALISTER FIELD FREE POSITION PERCENTAGE vs. Colorado (8-9), 04/05/19 DRAW CONTROL PERCENTAGE WON ON THE ROAD SHOTS ON GOAL PER GAME vs. Colorado (12-3), 04/28/19 GOALS PER GAME LOST ON THE ROAD TURNOVERS PER GAME vs. Denver (10-11 OT), 05/10/19 POINTS PER GAME WON AN OVERTIME GAME SHOT PERCENTAGE at Stanford (11-10 OT), 03/31/19 GROUND BALLS PER GAME LOST AN OVERTIME GAME ASSISTS PER GAME vs. Denver (10-11 OT), 05/10/19 DRAW CONTROLS PER GAME WON A CONFERENCE REGULAR-SEASON GAME CLEARING PERCENTAGE vs. Arizona State (16-10), 04/20/19 FOULS PER GAME SAVES PER GAME LOST A CONFERENCE REGULAR-SEASON GAME vs. Colorado (8-9), 04/05/19 GOALS WON A CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT GAME ------vs. Colorado (12-3), 04/28/19 GOALS PER GAME LOST A CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT GAME ------vs. Stanford (14-15), 04/27/15 ASSISTS DEFEATED A NON-CONFERENCE OPPONENT ------vs. Virginia Tech (13-11), 03/10/19 ASSISTS PER GAME LOST TO A NON-CONFERENCE OPPONENT ------vs. Denver (10-11 OT), 05/10/19 POINTS WON AN NCAA TOURNAMENT GAME ------at Florida (15-12), 05/14/17 POINTS PER GAME LOST AN NCAA TOURNAMENT GAME ------GAME-WINNING GOALS vs. Denver (10-11 OT), 05/10/19 ------DEFEATED A RANKED OPPONENT AT HOME GROUND BALLS PER GAME vs. No. 20 Stanford (10-9), 03/25/19 ------DEFEATED A RANKED OPPONENT ON THE ROAD SHOTS PER GAME vs. No. 22 Colorado (12-3), 04/28/19 ------LOST TO AN UNRANKED OPPONENT AT HOME SHOTS ON GOAL PER GAME vs. Oregon (8-10), 04/18/14 ------LOST TO AN UNRANKED OPPONENT ON THE ROAD SHOT PERCENTAGE at Oregon (11-18), 04/08/18 ------PLAYED A NO. 1-RANKED TEAM DRAW CONTROLS PER GAME at Boston College (L, 9-12), 03/01/19 ------WAS RANKED IN THE IWLCA TOP 25 CAUSED TURNOVERS PER GAME No. 16, 01/27/20 ------WAS RANKED IN THE IWLCA TOP 10 GOALS-AGAINST AVERAGE ------No. 6, 02/19/18 SAVE PERCENTAGE WAS RANKED NO. 1 IN THE IWLCA POLL ------SAVES WAS NOT RANKED IN THE IWLCA POLL ------05/25/15 SAVES PER GAME SCORED 20 GOALS OR MORE ------20 at San Diego State, 02/22/19 FREE-POSITION GOALS PER GAME SCORED 30 POINTS OR MORE ------31 vs. Fresno State, 03/31/17 RECORDED 10 ASSISTS OR MORE 10 vs. Fresno State, 03/31/17 HAD 25 GROUND BALLS OR MORE 30 vs. Colorado, 04/05/19 * Road games include neutral sites | # played at LA Coliseum

2020 USC Women’s Lacrosse 2020 Honors and Awards PAC IT UP: 2020 marks the third season of Pac-12 lacrosse. In 2018, the Conference of Champions made lacrosse the 13th women’s sport sponsored by the Pac-12. Kerrigan Miller The addition of Arizona State brought the league to the minimum six teams to ILWomen.com Preseason All-American receive an automatic qualifier berth into the NCAA championship. The first-ever Pac-12 Lacrosse Championship was held at Prentup Field; hosted by Colorado. Stanford claimed the first Pac-12 title and USC won the second in 2019. Previously a member of the Mountain Pacific Sports Federation, from the end of 2015 to the middle of the 2018 season, USC won a school-record 22 consecutive conference games. The Trojans were undefeated in the MPSF in 2016 (9-0) and 2017 (8-0). USC won the 2016 and 2017 MPSF championships. USC is 6-0 all-time in league openers and earned its first victory in a Pac-12 opener, 14-3, against Arizona State in 2018.

PAC-12 POW-WOW: USC players own 12 Pac-12 Player of the Week awards and six different Trojans received honors in 2019. Emily Concialdi (Feb. 25), Sophia Donovan (Mar. 18), and Kelsey Huff (Apr. 1) were each named for the offensive award for the first times in their careers. Kerrigan Miller (Mar. 11) earned her second-career nod and became the first player in league history to receive both the defensive and offensive awards in her career. Riley Hertford (Mar. 18, Apr. 1) and Jackie Gilbert (Apr. 8, Apr. 22) are the Trojans’ two multiple award winners from last season. USC swept the awards on both March 18 and April 1.

POLL POSITION: The Trojans open 2020 ranked No. 16 in the IWLCA Coaches’ preseason poll. USC finished at No. 17 in the final poll of the 2019 season and has spent 56 straight weeks ranked in the poll; dating back to the 2016 preseason poll. USC spent a school-record 26 consecutive weeks in the top 10 from March 21, 2016 to Feb. 19, 2018. USC is 20-30 all-time against ranked opponents; 9-13 against teams ranked in the top 10 and 2-10 against teams ranked among the top five.

EAST COAST BIAS: USC has played 28 games on the East Coast (in the Eastern Time zone) and holds a 13-15 overall record in those games. The Trojans own wins over Dartmouth (2), Notre Dame (2), LIU Brooklyn, Marist, Stetson, Florida, Virginia Tech, and Boston University in true road games. USC defeated James Madison at a neutral location in the 2015 NCAA first round in Durham, N.C.; beat Ohio State in a game played in New Jersey; and took down Jacksonville in Gainesville, Fla., in the first round of the 2017 NCAA tournament.

SISTER SITUATION: Six pairs of sisters have suited up for the Trojans. Fraternal twins Glade and Shannon Nugent (2014-16) were the first and played in a total of 10 games together in three seasons. All-American Amanda Johansen (2013-16) was on the Trojans’ inaugural team and graduated before younger sister Kelly Johansen joined the team in 2017. The elder Johansen also served as one of Troy’s assistant coaches in 2018. In the same year, midfielderKaeli Huff was joined by sister Kelsey Huff. The Huffs comprise only the second sister pair to be on the same roster for the Trojans. Gabby McMahon (2014-17) was an All-MPSF attacker before 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 senior at Pac-12 rival Stanford. In 2020, the fifth and sixth pair of Trojan sisters will take the field. Junior defender Devon Heaney will be joined by younger sister Ella Heaney, an attacker; and twins Delaney and Savannah Sweitzer will take the field together as the third and fourth sister duos to be on the same USC roster together.

HAT TRICK MAGIC: Nine current Trojans are members of the program’s hat-trick club. Senior midfielder Kerrigan Miller co-leads the group with junior midfielder Kelsey Huff. They each have 14-career hat tricks to share team-high honors and rank sixth all-time at USC. Senior attacker Izzy McMahon is next with nine and ranks ninth. Senior midfielder Kaeli Huff has eight. Graduate attacker Emily Concialdi has recorded seven-career hat tricks and junior attacker Sophia Donovan has five-career hat-trick games. Senior attacker Hope Anhut and sophomore attacker Katie Ramsay each have two and sophomore midfielder Erin Bakes has one. USC’s all-time leader is Michaela Michael, who finished her career (2014-17) with 41 games of three goals or more.

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 11 players from the Empire State on the 2020 Trojan squad. California, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania can each claim four Women of Troy. There are two Trojans from Florida, Oregon, and Texas; while one player comes from Colorado, Connecticut, Georgia, and Virginia.

2020 USC Women’s Lacrosse POWER 100 PLAYERS: Freshman goalie Delaney Sweitzer enters her first year in college as Pac-12 Preseason Coaches Poll the bearer of the No. 8 ranking among the ILWomen.com Power 100. Fellow frosh Olivia Dooley and Sloane Murphy are among the 50 freshmen listed as “On the Rise.” Last year, TEAM (TOP VOTES) POINTS midfielders Erin Bakes and Katie Ramsay were each part of the Power 100. Bakes was the 1 USC (3) 27 No. 2-ranked incoming freshman while Ramsay received the No. 47 rating; and midfielder 2 Colorado (2) 26 Nicole Macolino was “On the Rise.” In 2018, Riley Hertford (No. 12) and Kelsey Huff (No. 13) 3 Stanford (1) 25 were ranked among the nation’s top 15. In 2016, the Women of Troy landed the country’s 4 Arizona State 16 No. 1-rated recruit in Kerrigan Miller. In 2015, Jackie Gilbert was rated the No. 17 incoming 5 California 15 recruit by the publication. 6 Oregon 11

RED, WHITE, AND BLUE FOR TWO: All-American midfielder Kerrigan Miller was chosen as a 2020 USC Poll Progression member of the 2019 U.S. Lacrosse Women’s Senior National Training Team along with former all-league goalie Gussie Johns. Miller has experience with the U19 team and helped Team Week IWLCA ILWomen Nike RPI USA take silver at the 2015 FIL Women’s World Cup in Edinburgh, Scotland. Senior defender JAN 27 (P) #16 #15 -- -- Jackie Gilbert was also a member of the 2015 U.S. U19 roster and has the distinction of FEB 17 being the first California native to be selected to a U.S. lacrosse national team. FEB 24 MAR 2 PRESEASON ALL-AMERICANS: Senior midfielder Kerrigan Miller was named to the Inside Lacrosse Media Preseason All-America second team. She was selected to the 2019 MAR 9 preseason third team a year ago. MAR 16 MAR 23 HOME, SWEET HOME: The Women of Troy are 46-13 all-time in home games and are 42-11 MAR 30 at McAlister Field. Between 2015 and 2018, the Trojans won 23 straight games on McAlister APR 6 Field. Including two wins at the LA Memorial Coliseum, USC claimed 25 consecutive home APR 13 victories during the impressive streak. APR 20 LET’S GET IT STARTED: USC is 4-3 all-time in season openers. The program record for consecutive APR 27 wins to open a season is 20 when USC blazed a trail into the 2016 NCAA quarterfinals with MAY 4 a 20-0 record. The Trojans are also 7-0 in all-time league openers (5-0 in the MPSF and 2-0 in MAY 26 the Pac-12). In road openers, USC is 4-3 all-time as well. NOTES: USC received votes in the national polls for RING IT UP: USC head coach Lindsey Munday owns a pair of NCAA titles as a player at the first time on February 9, 2015. The Trojans entered a national poll for the first time on May 27, 2015; at Northwestern (2005-06) and has three more as an assistant coach with the Wildcats (2007- No. 20 in the final Inside Lacrosse Media Poll of the 09). She is also a two-time FIL World Champion (2009 and 2013). 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 Maryland (15) 608 22-1 1 1 North Carolina (11) 239 0-0 -- 1 Maryland 22-1 2 2 North Carolina (10) 605 17-4 3 2 Maryland (1) 225 0-0 -- 2 Boston College 22-2 1 3 Northwestern 556 16-5 4 3 Northwestern 210 0-0 -- 3 North Carolina 17-4 3 4 Syracuse 546 16-5 5 4 Syracuse 209 0-0 -- 4 Northwestern 16-5 4 5 Boston College 539 22-2 2 5 Boston College 194 0-0 -- 5 Syracuse 16-5 5 6 Princeton 471 16-4 6 6 Princeton 170 0-0 -- 6 Virginia 13-7 6 7 Notre Dame 429 14-5 9 7 Notre Dame 158 0-0 -- 7 Princeton 16-4 8 8 Virginia 425 13-7 7 8 Michigan 138 0-0 -- 8 Denver 16-4 18 9 Michigan 417 16-4 11 9 Virginia 133 0-0 -- 9 Michigan 16-4 9 10 Denver 382 16-4 8 10 Denver 124 0-0 -- 10 Loyola 16-5 10 11 Loyola 359 16-5 10 11 Loyola 117 0-0 -- 11 Notre Dame 14-5 11 12 Penn 329 12-6 14 12 Stony Brook 116 0-0 -- 12 Florida 14-7 14 13 Stony Brook 329 16-5 12 13 Florida 88 0-0 -- 13 Stony Brook 16-5 15 14 Florida 302 14-7 13 14 Penn 85 0-0 -- 14 James Madison 16-4 7 15 Navy (USNA) 256 16-5 16 15 USC 73 0-0 -- 15 Navy 16-5 17 16 USC 253 16-4 17 16 James Madison 69 0-0 -- 16 Georgetown 12-9 NR 17 James Madison 238 16-4 15 17 Navy 67 0-0 -- 17 Penn 12-6 12 18 Colorado 167 11-8 19 18 Colorado 27 0-0 -- 18 USC 16-4 16 19 Georgetown 165 12-9 18 19 Georgetown 23 0-0 -- 19 Colorado 11-8 NR 20 Stanford 146 13-6 23 20 Duke 19 0-0 -- 20 Dartmouth 11-6 13 21 Duke 128 11-8 21 22 Dartmouth 115 11-6 20 Others receiving votes: Stanford, Virginia Tech, Dart- Also considered (alphabetical): Duke, High Point, mouth, Johns Hopkins, Hofstra, High Point Johns Hopkins, Richmond, Stanford, Virginia Tech 23 Virginia Tech 93 8-10 25 24 Johns Hopkins 91 10-8 22 as of Jan. 31, 2020 as of May 28, 2019 25 High Point 55 15-5 24

Others receiving votes: None as of Jan. 27, 2020

2020 USC Women’s Lacrosse USC Career Leaders #3 CHINESE SCHOOL: Midfielder Erin Bakes is proficient in Chinese. She chose Chinese as her foreign language in middle school and continued through high Points school. Bakes completed her AP (Advanced Placement) requirement and spent 1. Michaela Michael (234g 71a) 2014-17 305 two weeks in China as an exchange student. 2. Caroline deLyra (157g 122a) 2013-16 279 3. Amanda Johansen (134g 60a) 2013-16 194 4. Kylie Drexel (108g 67a) 2014-17 175 #4 AGGIE HILL: Attacker Ashley Hill’s sister K.C. played attack for UC Davis in 5. Cynthia Del Core (94g 43a) 2014-17 137 2013. Hill’s brother Christopher was an attacker for Navy’s men’s lacrosse team. 6. Kerrigan Miller (94g 38a) 2017- 132 7. Gabby McMahon (74g 23a) 2014-17 97 #5 PLAY IT AGAIN: Midfielder Emily Concialdi plays the ukulele and is quite the 8. Kaeli Huff (83g 11a) 2017- 94 skier. She was named the Journal News Westchester/Putnam’s 2014 Girls’ Skier of 9. Izzy McMahon (65g 23a) 2018- 88 the Year. Concialdi captured the New York Section 1 Girls Giant Slalom title and 10. Caroline Cordrey (76g 11a) 2013-16 87 the Skimeister crown (for the lowest combined time for slalom and giant slalom) Goals and finished in the top 10 in both downhill events at the state championships as 1. Michaela Michael 2014-17 234 a junior. She is the second-youngest of six siblings. 2. Caroline deLyra 2013-16 157 3. Amanda Johansen 2013-16 134 #7 SISTER, SISTER: MidfielderKelly Johansen is the younger sister of former USC All- 4. Kylie Drexel 2014-17 108 American midfielder and Hofstra assistant coach Amanda Johansen. She wears 5. Cynthia Del Core 2014-17 94 the same number as the elder Johansen. Kerrigan Miller 2017- 94 7. Kaeli Huff 2017- 83 8. Caroline Cordrey 2013-16 76 #9 BRAIN DRAIN: Defender Morgan Kuligowski is majoring in computational 9. Gabby McMahon 2014-17 74 neuroscience and has done in-depth research into brain function through the Kelsey Huff 2018- 74 use of artificial and augmented reality. She hopes to one day help improve the study of the brain through the use of emerging technologies. Assists 1. Caroline deLyra 2013-16 122 #12 SPEED DIAL: Defender Finley Ueland talks with her mother Lois before every 2. Michaela Michael 2014-17 71 3. Kylie Drexel 2014-17 67 practice and game. On different coasts, the time different works out because 4. Amanda Johansen 2013-16 60 mom is usually in the car on the way to work right before Finley hits the field. 5. Cynthia Del Core 2014-17 43 6. Kerrigan Miller 2017- 38 #18 GET INVOLVED: Defender Emily Shields is a member of the Trojan Athletic 7. Gabby McMahon 2014-17 23 Senate and the Student Business Association. Izzy McMahon 2018- 23 Gabbi Klein 2016-19 23 #19 TOP OF THE CLASS: Midfielder Kerrigan Miller was the 2016 top-rated recruit 10. Hope Anhut 2018- 21 according to Inside Lacrosse and was USC’s first-ever No. 1 recruit. Miller, who Ground Balls is one of five siblings, comes from an athletic family. Her older sister MacKenzie 1. Gussie Johns 2015-18 277 played lacrosse at Belmont Abbey College and sister Delaney is on the 2. Courtney Tarleton 2013-16 148 snowboard team at East Carolina University. 3. Kerrigan Miller 2017- 142 4. Lydia Sutton 2015-18 137 #19 BROTHERLY LOVE: Midfielder Kerrigan Miller has a deep bond with her 5. Amanda Johansen 2013-16 103 younger brother Sullivan. Affectionately called Sully, the younger Miller was born 6. Jackie Gilbert 2016-19 87 7. Nina Kelty 2014-17 85 with down syndrome and has inspired his older sister’s performance on the field. 8. Liz Shaeffer 2013-16 78 9. Gabby McMahon 2014-17 75 #20 GRAND DESIGNS: MidfielderKatie Ramsay is a business major who aspires to 10. Kaeli Huff 2017- 73 a career where her passion for sports, art design, and commerce intersect.

Draw Controls #22 HOOP IT UP: Attacker Izzy McMahon held a basketball scholarship at Army 1. Michaela Michael 2014-17 422 and came off the bench for the Knights in 26 games as a freshman (2015-16). 2. Amanda Johansen 2013-16 258 3. Jackie Gilbert 2016-19 225 She averaged 4.8 minutes per game and had 20 points, 12 assists, 11 rebounds. 4. Kerrigan Miller 2017- 144 5. Kylie Drexel 2014-17 65 #37 UNDER THE INFLUENCE: Midfielder Kaeli Huff has had a lot of familial sports 6. Kelsey Dreyer 2013-16 53 figures to look up to. Father Scott played for and coached the New York Saints 7. Maeve McMahon 2018 44 indoor lacrosse team. Her uncle, Steven Huff, played lacrosse at North Carolina Courtney Tarleton 2013-16 44 and later for the Saints and Lizards. Another uncle, Kevin Huff, played football 9. Drew Jackson 2014-17 32 and lacrosse at Hofstra and played lacrosse for the N.Y. Saints. Her uncle, Keith 10. Izzy McMahon 2018- 29 Kate Pederson 2014 29 Huff, played football at Hofstra; and her aunt Victoria Huff, played softball for North Carolina and professionally for the Carolina Diamondbacks. Huff’s uncle Caused Turnovers Chris Engers was a member of 1992 USA Paralympic team that competed in 1. Courtney Tarleton 2013-16 125 Barcelona. Huff is also an active member of the Trojan Athletic Senate and the 2. Kerrigan Miller 2017- 112 Student Business Association. 3. Lydia Sutton 2015-18 91 4. Jackie Gilbert 2016-19 76 5. Amanda Johansen 2013-16 67 6. Gussie Johns 2015-18 64 7. Nina Kelty 2014-17 50 8. Gabby McMahon 2014-17 49 9. Michaela Michael 2014-17 47 10. Kaitlyn Couture 2013-16 46

Saves 1. Gussie Johns (596 GA) 2015-18 484 2. Liz Shaeffer (383 GA) 2013-16 237 3. Riley Hertford (153 GA) 2018- 156 4. Hannah Upshaw (27 GA) 2017- 41 5. Cassandra Collins (19 GA) 2013-16 14

2020 USC Women’s Lacrosse 2019 USC Lacrosse USC Combined Team Statistics All games (Final)

RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES 16-4 7-1 7-2 2-1 CONFERENCE 9-1 4-1 5-0 0-0 NON-CONFERENCE 7-3 3-0 2-2 2-1

Date Opponent Score Att. ## PLAYER GP G A Pts Sh Gw GB DC Dsv TO CT Feb 09 HOFSTRA W 15-10 385 16 Huff, Kelsey 20 43 7 50 113 5 35 11 0 26 26 Feb 22 at San Diego State W 20-16 175 22 McMahon, Izzy 20 35 13 48 96 4 27 28 0 31 5 5 Concialdi, Emily 18 30 16 46 60 2 19 2 0 21 6 Feb 24 JACKSONVILLE W 15-10 372 15 Anhut, Hope 20 29 17 46 57 2 19 1 0 19 9 Mar 01 at #1 Boston College L 9-12 682 99 Donovan, Sophia 20 30 13 43 60 1 22 12 0 17 9 Mar 03 at Boston University W 16-11 325 37 Huff, Kaeli 20 24 6 30 68 0 18 6 0 16 7 * Mar 08 at Arizona State W 15-3 150 19 Miller, Kerrigan 20 22 7 29 61 1 56 52 0 37 41 Mar 10 #24 VIRGINIA TECH W 13-11 227 20 Ramsay, Katie 20 20 4 24 48 1 16 28 0 7 13 * Mar 16 at #23 Colorado W 11-5 194 3 Bakes, Erin 20 15 6 21 43 0 6 1 0 20 2 * Mar 17 at Oregon W 14-5 229 17 Flayhan, Amanda 17 7 3 10 19 0 4 0 0 12 0 4 Hill, Ashley 8 4265000040 * Mar 23 CALIFORNIA W 19-7 425 7 Johansen, Kelly 7 3 3 6 7 0 1 0 0 3 0 * Mar 25 #20 STANFORD W 10-9 413 24 Larkin, Sarah 7 50511000030 * Mar 29 at California W 16-4 218 10 Klein, Gabbi 5 1 2 3 2 0 0 0 0 1 0 * Mar 31 at #20 Stanford Wo2 11-10 590 14 Stallings, Emily 9 2028071052 * Apr 05 #23 COLORADO L 8-9 171 21 Kovinsky, Chelsea 5 1 0 1 2 0 1 0 0 1 0 * Apr 07 OREGON W 16-0 277 12 Ueland, Finley 5 1012000010 Apr 14 at #20 Stony Brook L 10-12 1563 23 Westover, Sarah 10 0 1 1 3 0 1 0 0 1 0 11 Wagner, Lizzy 20 011003020810 * Apr 20 ARIZONA STATE W 16-10 369 6 Gilbert, Jackie 20 0 0 0 4 0 33 122 0 12 29 % Apr 26 vs California W 16-5 100 30 Macolino, Nicole 6 0003000010 % Apr 28 vs #22 Colorado W 12-3 476 2 DeFeo, Katie 3 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 1 0 ^ May 10 vs #17 Denver L o t 10-11 100 44 O'Brien, Madi 19 00000113024 38 Hertford, Riley 20 0 0 0 0 0 63 0 0 11 16 % Pac-12 Tournament | Pape Field | Eugene, Ore. 28 Brennan, Kaleigh 7 0000010002 ^ NCAA First Round | Ann Arbor, Mich. 26 Upshaw, Hannah 8 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 1 2 18 Shields, Emily 20 0000030030 13 Heaney, Devon 7 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 TEAM STATISTICS USC OPP 9 Kuligowski, Morgan 20 000001310710 SHOT STATISTICS 8 Byrne, Natalie 20 0 0 0 0 0 21 1 1 16 18 Goals-Shot attempts 272-675 163-441 1 Hutchinson, Courtney 7 0000020011 Goals scored per game 13.60 8.15 Total 20 272 101 373 675 16 416 271 1 295 212 Shot pct. .4 0 3 .3 7 0 Opponents 20 163 90 253 441 4 316 200 0 359 136 Shots on goal-Attempts 494-675 329-441 SOG pct. .7 3 2 .7 4 6 ## Goalie GP Min. GA GAAvg Save Pct W-L-T 26 Upshaw, Hannah 8 106:37 11 6.19 15 .5 7 7 0-0-0 S h o t s / G a m e 33.8 22.0 38 Hertford, Riley 20 1103:30 152 8.26 151 .4 9 8 16-4-0 A s s is t s 101 90 Total 20 1210:07 163 8.08 166 .5 0 5 16-4-0 Free position Made-Att 52-131 45-116 Opponents 20 1210:07 272 13.49 222 .4 4 9 4-16-0 Free position pct. .3 9 7 .3 8 8 GOAL BREAKDOWN Goals by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Total Goals 272 163 USC 150 121 0 1 272 F r e e - p o s it io n 52 45 Opponents 81 81 1 0 163 U n a s s is t e d 171 73 Saves by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total O v e r t im e 11USC 78 85 2 1 166 Goals scored average 13.49 8.08 Opponents 133 89 0 0 222 GROUND BALLS 416 316 DRAW CONTROLS 271 200 Shots by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total TURNOVERS 295 359 USC 392 281 0 2 675 CAUSED TURNOVERS 212 136 Opponents 211 226 3 1 441 CLEARS 350-405 313-373 Shots on Goal 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Clear Pct. .8 6 4 .8 3 9 USC 283 210 0 1 494 SHOT CLOCK VIOLATIONS 2 10 Opponents 159 166 3 1 329 ATTENDANCE T o t a l 2639 4126 Dates/Avg Per Date 8/330 9/458 Neutral Site #/Avg 3/225

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#1 #3 #4 #5 #6 #7

Courtney HUTCHINSON Erin BAKES Ashley HILL Emily CONCIALDI Caroline CHEETHAM Kelly JOHANSEN Alpharetta, Ga. Miami, Fla. Novato, Calif. Yorktown Heights, N.Y. Dallas, Texas Glen Head, N.Y. #8 #9 #10 #11 #12 #13

Natalie BYRNE Morgan KULIGOWSKI Ella HEANEY Lizzy WAGNER Finley UELAND Devon HEANEY West Linn, Ore. Great Falls, Va. Garden City, N.Y. San Francisco, Calif. Doylestown, Pa. Garden City, N.Y. #14 #15 #16 #17 #18 #19

Emily STALLINGS Hope ANHUT Kelsey HUFF Sloane MURPHY Emily SHIELDS Kerrigan MILLER Dallas, Texas Skillman, N.J. Eastport, N.Y. Denver, Colo. Westfield, N.J. Bayport, N.Y.

#20 #22 #24 #25 #26 #27

Katie RAMSAY Izzy McMAHON Sarah LARKIN Camille STAFFORD Hannah UPSHAW Danielle CARSON Darien, Conn. Bardonia, N.Y. Orlando, Fla. Huntington, N.Y. Santa Ana, Calif. Wantagh, N.Y.

#28 #30 #31 #33 #35 #37

Kaleigh BRENNAN Nicole MACOLINO Olivia DOOLEY Delaney SWEITZER Savannah SWEITZER Kaeli HUFF Summit, N.J. Ridgewood, N.J. Manhasset, N.Y. Hatfield, Pa. Hatfield, Pa. Eastport, N.Y.

#38 #44 #99

Riley HERTFORD Madi O’BRIEN Sophia DONOVAN Lindsey MUNDAY Deemer CLASS Katie HERTSCH Lake Oswego, Ore. Glen Mills, Pa. Santa Clara, Calif. Head Coach Assistant Coach Assistant Coach

2020 USC Women’s Lacrosse