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Senior Midfi elder Ashley Waldron earned second team All-CAA honors last spring.

1 2013 TIGER WOMEN’S LACROSSE || Table of Contents Quick Facts Mailing Address: 8000 York Rd., Towson, Md. 21252-0001 Internet Site: www.TowsonTigers.com Founded: 1866 Enrollment: 21,464 Nickname: “Tigers” Colors: Gold, White & Black Conference: Colonial Athletic Association President: Dr. Maravene Loeschke Director of Athletics: Mike Waddell Deputy Director of Athletics: Devin Crosby Deputy Director of Athletics: Tricia Turley Brandenburg Sr. Associate Director of Athletics: Mike Harris Faculty Representative: Dr. Gail Gasparich Top Majors: Business, Biology, Mass Communication, Psychology, Elementary Education Degrees: B.A., B.F.A., B.M., B.S., M.A., M.S., M.A.T., M.Ed., M.F.A., M.M. Stadium: Johnny Unitas ® Stadium (11,198)

Head Coach: Sonia LaMonica (Maryland, ‘03) LaMonica’s Record at Towson: 27-11 (2 years) LaMonica’s Overall Record: 35-20 (3 years) Lacrosse Phone: 410-704-3572 Coach’s E-Mail: [email protected] Assistant Coaches: Katie Doolittle (Maryland, ’07) Michael LaMonica (Maryland, ‘02) Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 23/3 Starters Returning/Lost: 9/3 2012 Record: 16-4 The Tigers celebrate after capturing the CAA title this past spring. 2012 CAA Record: 7-0 (1st place) All-Time Record: 295-282-4 Assistant A.D., Sports Performance: James Shipp TABLE OF CONTENTS WLAX Athletic Trainer: Michael Leonard-Garner Quick Facts, Table of Contents 2 Lacrosse History 37-50 Athletic Equipment Mgr.: Ben Ginn Coaching Staff 3-6 Year-by-Year Records 38 Asst. Athletic Equipment Mgr.(WLAX): Mike McIntosh Tiger Profi les 7-18 All-Time Honors and Awards 39-40 Athletics Media Relations Dir.: Dan O’Connell 2013 Opponents 19-26 Team Records 41 Assoc. Ath. Media Relations Dir.: Dustin Semonavick Assistant Ath. Media Relations Dir.: Megan Bradshaw Opponent Info 20-23 Single-Season Records 42 Assistant Ath. Media Relations Dir.: Series Breakdown 24-26 Career Leaders 43 (WLAX Contact): Megan O’Brien 2012 Season Review 27-36 Year-by-Year Results 44-47 Athletics Media Relations Intern: Kevin Hess 2012 Stats 28 All-Time Roster 48-49 Athletic Media Relations Phone: 410-704-2232 2012 Recaps 29-35 Tiger Nickname 50 Athletic Media Relations FAX: 410-704-3861 2012 CAA Stats 36

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The 2012 Tiger Women’s Lacrosse Media Guide is published by the Towson University Department of Athletics. Written and Edited By: Megan O’Brien, Towson University Offi ce of Athletics Media Relations. Photography: Brendan Cavanaugh, Rob Brown, PJ Dunn, Kitty R, Kanji Takeno, Desiree Stover, Scott Thornton, CAA

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3 2013 TIGER WOMEN’S LACROSSE || Coaches and Support Staff Sonia LaMonica HEAD COACH – 3RD SEASON Maryland, ‘03

In her fi rst two season as the Tigers’ coach, Sonia LaMonica has led the Tigers to two earned fi rst team All-CAA notice while two players earned second team accolades. of the best seasons in program history. In addition to Fratzke, the Tigers had three players earn IWLCA all-region honors In her second season, LaMonica guided the Tigers to a 16-4 record, a perfect during those two seasons. Colonial Athletic Association record of 7-0 and the program’s fourth CAA title since Before joining the Tigers’ staff, LaMonica was an assistant coach at the Uni- 2005. LaMonica and the Tigers hosted an NCAA Tournament game for the fi rst time versity of Denver, helping the Pioneers to a 15-5 record during the 2006 season. in program history. She coached the Mountain Pacifi c Sports Federation (MPSF) Player and Rookie of Named the CAA Coach of the Year for the second straight season, she coached the Year along with three all-conference selections and the program’s fi rst-ever a pair of third team IWLCA All-Americans in Alexa Demski and Mary Teeters. Demski IWLCA All-West/Midwest region honoree. and Teeters were also part of a group of six Tigers who earned All-CAA honors. In addition to her success as a coach, LaMonica is a member of the Australian In her fi rst season, LaMonica led the Tigers to an 11-7 record, the CAA regular National Team. She helped Australia win the gold medal at the 2005 World Cup season championship and an appearance in the CAA Championship Game. Championship and a silver medal at the 2009 World Cup Championship. She will Along the way, LaMonica was named as the CAA Coach of the Year and had eight again compete for Australia this summer in the 2013 World Cup Championship. players earn All-CAA honors, including fi rst team selections Jess Dunn, Teeters, Named to the 2005 IFWLA All-World Team, she was also a member of the U-19 Demski and Ashley Waldron. Australian National Team that won the silver medal at the 1999 World Champion- A native of Darlington, South Australia, LaMonica (pronounced La - MAHN - ick - ships and was also the recipient of the U21 South Australian Sportswoman of the uh) was named the 10th head coach in the 34-year history of the Towson women’s Year award. lacrosse program in 2010. She returned to lead the Tigers after a one-year stint as A 2003 graduate of the University of Maryland, LaMonica was a three-year the head coach at Mount St. Mary’s University. starter for the Terrapins. She earned fi rst team All-America honors and was a As the Mountaineers’ head coach, LaMonica led Mount St. Mary’s to an 8-9 record candidate for the Tewaaraton Trophy during her senior season after leading Mary- in 2010 and a berth in the Northeast Conference (NEC) semi-fi nals. She coached fi ve land to the Atlantic Coast Conference championship. A team captain during her players who earned All-NEC honors, including senior attacker Ashley Johnson and senior season, she was a member of three ACC championship teams and helped junior defender Aly Jost, who earned fi rst team all-conference notice. the Terrapins win the 2000 and 2001 NCAA titles. Prior to becoming the Mountaineers’ head coach, LaMonica spent two seasons LaMonica scored 111 goals in her college career, including 49 goals as a senior, as a member of Missy Doherty’s staff at Towson and helped the Tigers win a pair of along with 55 assists. Colonial Athletic Association (CAA) championships. The former Sonia Judd, LaMonica is married to former University of Maryland She coached Hillary Fratzke, who was named as the 2008 CAA Player of the Year men’s lacrosse standout Michael LaMonica. The couple resides in Parkton, Md. with and earned fi rst team All-America honors. She also worked with Julie Ondrako, who their sons, Luca James and Bodhi. was named as the 2009 CAA Defensive Player of the Year. In addition, fi ve players

Sonia LaMonica was presented with the CAA Coach of the Year award for the second straight season.

4 Coaches and Support Staff || 2013 TIGER WOMEN’S LACROSSE Katie Doolittle Michael LaMonica Assistant Coach/Recruiting Coordinator Assistant Coach 6th Season 2nd Season Maryland, ‘07 Maryland, ‘02

In four of her fi ve years as a member of the After helping the Tigers to the most success- Towson coaching staff, Katie Doolittle has ful season in school history as a volunteer helped the Tigers reach the NCAA Tournament. assistant, Michael LaMonica hopes to lead As she enters her sixth year, the Tigers’ assis- the Tigers to more of the same in his fi rst tant coach and recruiting coordinator hopes season as a full-time coach. to help the Tigers build on a highly successful LaMonica was a four-year starter at mid- 2012 season. In 2012, Doolittle led the defense, which limited 14 of 20 opponents to fi eld for the University of Maryland from 1999 to 2002. He earned All-ACC honors single digit goals. as a junior and fi nished his career with 68 goals and 14 assists. LaMonica also A 2007 graduate of Maryland, Doolittle scored 105 goals with 24 assists in her had 90 career ground balls and fi ve game winning goals. four-year career while playing in all 79 games. A two-time All-Atlantic Coast Confer- LaMonica continued his lacrosse career after graduating from Maryland. He ence selection, she tallied 27 goals with seven assists as a senior while helping the Terrapins reach the NCAA quarter-fi nals. Doolittle was second on the team with eight was a member of Major League Lacrosse for two seasons, playing for the New free-position goals and was tied for third on the squad with 29 draw controls. Jersey Pride, Denver Outlaws and San Francisco Dragons. Named as a co-captain as a senior, the Manlius, N.Y. native was a two-time selec- LaMonica also has international experience as he helped the United States tion to the IWLCA All-South regional team and was selected to the Tewaaraton Watch Under-19 National Team win a world championship in Australia during the List in 2007. summer of 1999. He fi nished the seven-game tournament with fi ve goals and She had her best season as a junior, scoring 37 goals with fi ve assists. Doolittle fi ve assists. had a career-high fi ve goals twice during her career, including a fi ve-goal effort LaMonica brings a wealth of coaching experience to the Tigers. He has served against Old Dominion as a junior. as the offensive coordinator at Calvert Hall College High School since 2003. He Most recently, Doolittle was a member of the United States Women’s Lacrosse was also a volunteer assistant for the Mount St. Mary’s women’s lacrosse team National Developmental Team from 2005 to 2008. She was also an alternate for the in 2010 and a coach for the LXM Pro Tour Baltimore in 2011. U.S. Under-19 National Team. LaMonica is the older brother of current Tiger grad student Jackie LaMonica A four-year letterwinner at Fayetteville-Manlius High School, Doolittle was a two- and the son of former Towson gymnastics assistant coach Lynda Filbert. time All-America selection while scoring 140 goals with 56 assists in her scholastic He is married to the current Tiger women’s lacrosse coach, Sonia LaMonica, career. and the couple has a pair of young sons, Luca and Bodhi.

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Michael Molster Support Staff Volunteer Assistant Coach 1st Season

Michael Molster begins his fi rst season with the Tigers’ staff as a volunteer assistant coach. He brings 18 years of lacrosse coach- ing experience to Towson. Molster began his coaching career at Chesapeake High School in 1995 where he was an assistant for the men’s lacrosse team. Over the next 10 years, he had coaching stints at Broadneck and Severna Park High Schools. Colleen Sorem Michael Leonard-Garner In 2005, Molster moved to coaching women’s lacrosse at South River High Associate Director of Athletics Sports Medicine School. After a successful tenure as assistant at South River, Molster rose to the collegiate level and spent the past three years as the volunteer assistant coach for the Johns Hopkins women’s lacrosse team. At Hopkins, he coached goalie Cosette Larash to All-American Lacrosse Conference honors. Molster works for Complete Landscaping Service, located in Bowie, Mary- land, in Business Development. Molster and his wife, Julie, live in Edgewater, Md. They have one son, Alex, a senior at South River High School.

Kilee Tafl inger Erin Mandahl Strength and Conditioning Academic Advising

Patrick Donnelly Lindsay McDonnell Game Management Assistant Athletics Director Compliance

Mike McIntosh Susan Becker Equipment Administrative Assistant

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Senior Olivia Turner had 17 goals for the Tigers during the 2012 season.

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three-year soccer captain who earned fi rst team All- Kelly League honors all four years … three-time team MVP Katie 10 Custer selection … named fi rst team All-County by Delaware 34 DeFilippo County Daily Times as a sophomore … also earned sec- 5-9 • Senior • Midfi eld ond team All-County notice as a junior and senior … 5-4 • Senior • Midfi eld Aston, Pa. Mt. Airy, Md. Sun Valley H.S. four-year letter winner for basketball team who was South Carroll H.S. Family Studies Major a three-year starter … served as basketball team cap- Family Studies Major tain during senior season … named as 2009 Aston Hall of Fame Scholar Athlete … honor roll student who was 2012 SEASON: Appeared in 11 games during her CUSTER’S HONOR ROLL member of National Honor Society … also received fi rst season with the Tiger lacrosse program ... scored • 2012 IWLCA All-Mid-Atlantic Region Second Team American Citizenship Award. • 2012 First Team All-CAA her fi rst career goal in a win at Temple ... grabbed a • 2012 Preseason All-CAA Honorable Mention PERSONAL: Aspires to work as a nurse … hob- pair of draw controls in the NCAA Play-in game against • 2011, 2012 CAA All-Tournament Team bies include hanging out with family and friends, go- Monmouth ... contributed a draw control and a caused turnover against Penn State in the NCAA Tournament 2012 SEASON: Started all 20 games at midfi eld ing shopping and doing CrossFit … has worked as a ... fi nished the year with fi ve draw controls. ... IWLCA All-Mid-Atlantic Region second team selection babysitter during the summer … favorite athlete is N.Y. ... fi rst team All-CAA honoree ... member of the CAA Jets quarterback Tim Tebow ... likes to cheer for the AS A TIGER FIELD HOCKEY PLAYER: All-Tournament team ... tied for the team lead with 35 Philadelphia sports teams especially the Phillies and Four-year contributor for Coach Michelle Webber and goals ... fi nished third on the team with 44 points ... Eagles … favorite book is The Bible … likes to listen the Tiger fi eld hockey program ... earned fi rst team All- scored the game-winning goals against Richmond, Old to music by Need to Breathe … most memorable ex- CAA honors as a senior after leading the team with six Dominion and George Mason ... had seven “hat tricks” perience is winning the CAA Championship ... favorite goals and fi ve assists ... helped the team advance to including a stretch of fi ve straight in mid-April ... had meal is her mother’s homemade pork tenderloin with the CAA Championship Tournament in both her fresh- a career-high three assists against Drexel in the CAA potatoe casserole and green beans … cousin, Becky man and senior seasons ... fi nished her fi eld hockey semi-fi nal game ... led the team with seven free-po- Zane Tingle, played lacrosse at University of Delaware career with 61 points which ranks fi fth in school his- sition goals ... 41 draw controls were the most by an … cousin, Bryan Tingle, played football at University tory. of Delaware … older brother, Chris, played soccer at Tiger ... added 24 ground balls. AT SOUTH CARROLL H.S.: Key member Lock Haven University … father played football at West of the Cavaliers’ fi eld hockey team ... fi rst team All- 2011 SEASON: Played in all 18 games as a sopho- Chester University and works as a sales representa- State selection in fi eld hockey as a senior ... fi rst team more … started 14 games, including 10 of fi nal 11 games tive … mother is a teacher and graduate of Messiah All-County for fi eld hockey as a junior and a senior ... … Tigers’ third-leading scorer with 22 goals … also con- College who played for fi eld hockey team … daughter as a junior, led the county in assists for fi eld hockey tributed six assists … led Tigers to win over Temple by of Bill and Joan Custer … born on August 7, 1991 in ... MVAL for the Piedmont Conference ... scored the scoring three goals with an assist … contributed two Chester, Pa. … major is family studies. game-winning goal in overtime against Glenelg to goals with two assists in regular season fi nale against Season GP Shots Goals Asst. Pts. GB DC CT advance to the state fi eld hockey semi-fi nals ... Minds William & Mary … tallied two goals with an assist in 2010 14 19 7 1 8 5 3 6 in Motion Scholar Athlete ... Distinguished Scholar victory over Denver to earn CAA Player of the Week 2011 18 43 22 6 28 16 30 9 2012 20 79 35 9 44 24 41 9 Program-Honorable Mention selection. honors … scored two goals against UMBC in season Career 52 141 64 16 80 45 74 24 opener … had a goal with an assist against Maryland PERSONAL: Has two younger brothers ... lists and George Mason. parents as the people she admires the most ... ca- reer goal is to become a teacher and fi eld hockey 2010 SEASON: Saw action in 14 games as a coach at a high school ... favorite movie is anything freshman ... scored seven goals with one assist ... tal- from the “Harry Potter” or “Twilight series” ... en- lied three goals in Tigers’ win over Temple on April 29 joys cheering for the Baltimore Ravens ... favorite ... scored a goal with an assist against George Wash- musician is Third Eye Blind ... likes to watch “Pretty ington ... also scored goals against Johns Hopkins, Little Liars” and “Glee” on TV ... hobbies include Stanford and George Mason ... also contributed fi ve gymnastics, skateboarding and eating ... father is a ground balls and six caused turnovers ... recorded graduate of the University of Maryland ... mother is three ground balls with two caused turnovers against a graduate of Boyce Community College ... daugh- George Washington ... named to CAA Commissioner’s ter of John and Cathy DeFilippo ... born on Decem- List. ber 6, 1989 in Mt. Airy, Md. ... major is family studies.

AT SUN VALLEY H.S.: Three-year letter win- Season GP Shots Goals Asst. Pts. GB DC CT ner for Vanguards who missed senior season due to 2012 11 1 1 0 1 0 5 1 knee injury … scored 266 goals with 119 assists in ca- reer … two-year team captain who led Vanguards to league championships as a sophomore and junior … named as team MVP as a sophomore and junior … tal- lied 115 goals with 32 assists during junior season … also contributed 89 goals with 50 assists as a sopho- more … three-time fi rst team All-League selection … named fi rst team All-County by Delaware County Daily Times as a sophomore and junior … scored 62 goals with 37 assists as a freshman … four-year letter win- ner for soccer team who scored 54 career goals …

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AT LOCH RAVEN H.S.: Four-year letter win- Alexa ner who led Raiders to 1A-2A state championship game Sarah 5 Demski as a junior … also helped Loch Raven reach state semi- 29 Hogan fi nals as a senior … named second team All-Metro as 5-4 • Senior • Midfi eld 5-6 • Senior • Defense a senior by The Baltimore Sun … two-time All-Division Baltimore, Md. Brewster, N.Y. Loch Raven H.S. selection who earned fi rst team notice as a senior … Brewster H.S. Electronic Media and Film Major selected to play in Baltimore County Senior All-Star Biology Major Game … served as team captain as a senior … named as team “Unsung Hero” as a junior … three-year starter 2012 SEASON: Appeared in all 20 games and DEMSKI’S HONOR ROLL for Raiders’ fi eld hockey team … led fi eld hockey team made the start against Penn State in the NCAA Tour- • 2012, 2013 ILWomen.com Preseason All-American in scoring as a sophomore and senior … helped fi eld nament ... scored the fi rst eight goals of her career • 2012 Third Team All-American IWLCA hockey team win region championship and reach state • 2012 Tewarraton Trophy Watch List ... scored the game-winning goal with 26 seconds re- semi-fi nals as a senior … four-year recipient of “Minds • 2010, 2011, 2012 IWLCA All Mid-Atlantic Region First Team maining in double overtime against James Madison, in Motion Scholar Athlete” award … good student who • 2011, 2012 First Team All-CAA which clinched the CAA regular season title ... scored earned honor roll notice all four years … member of • 2011, 2012 Preseason All-CAA free position goals against Maryland and Drexel ... National Honor Society, Tri-M Music Honor Society, Mu • 2010 Second Team All-CAA had point streaks of four games and three ... had a • 2010 CAA All-Rookie Team Alpha Theta Math Honor Society and National English season-high three draw controls against James Madi- • 2010, 2011 CAA All-Tournament Team Honor Society. • 2010 WomensLacrosse.com All-Rookie Squad son ... contributed fi ve ground balls and fi ve caused PERSONAL: Aspires to become a sports broad- turnovers. 2012 SEASON: Started fi rst 16 games ... suf- caster … lists her mother as the person she admires fered injury in regular season fi nale and missed the 2011 SEASON: Played in 11 games as a sopho- the most … enjoys traveling, reading, sleeping and fi nal four games of the year ... Third Team IWLCA All- more … recorded an assist against Hofstra in 18-9 spending time with her family and reading … lists American ... fi rst team IWLCA Mid-Atlantic Region and victory … recorded a ground ball in 11-5 win over Old Baltimore Ravens linebacker Ray Lewis as her favorite All-CAA selection ... fi nished second on the team with Dominion … posted a draw control in regular season athlete … enjoys playing “Mario Party” video game … 39 ground balls ... had three or more ground balls in a fi nale against William & Mary. favorite TV show is “Workaholics” … favorite actress is game, three times ... led the team with 20 caused turn- Emma Stone … likes to listen to music by Nicki Minaj overs ... had multiple caused turnovers in six games 2010 SEASON: Played in four games as a frehs- … favorite restaurant is El Salto … most memorable ... scored the fi rst goal of the game in a 13-12 win over man ... had two shots and one draw control ... made experience was scoring her fi rst collegiate goal in Richmond ... recorded 11 draw controls on the season. college debut against George Washington and record- the semi-fi nal of the CAA Tournament against Drexel ed a draw control ... also saw action against Richmond, 2011 SEASON: Started all 18 games as a sopho- … cousin, Kelly Scheeler, played for women’s soccer George Mason and at Temple. more … earned fi rst team All-CAA and fi rst team IWLCA and lacrosse teams at McDaniel College … one of All-Mid-Atlantic region team honors … named to CAA four children in family … older sister, Ashley, played AT BREWSTER H.S.: Four-year starter who All-Tournament Team … led Tigers with 27 caused turn- fi eld hockey and lacrosse at College of Notre Dame of helped Bears win league championship as a junior … overs … ranked second on the team with 39 ground Maryland … father is a master electrician and business scored 134 goals with 74 assists in career … served balls … scored a goal in CAA Tournament semi-fi nal owner … mother played fi eld hockey and lacrosse at as team captain as a senior … three-time All-League win over Drexel … posted season-high fi ve ground balls College of Notre Dame of Maryland … daughter of Tim selection … earned All-Section notice as a junior and in win over Temple … had three ground balls with three and Nikki Demski … born on June 20, 1991 in Baltimore, senior … named All-Elite as a senior … started on 2008 caused turnovers against Richmond … posted four Md. … major is electronic media and fi lm. Hudson Valley Empire State team … also played on draw controls with three ground balls and two caused Season GP Shots Goals Asst. Pts. GB DC CT Bears’ fi eld hockey team. turnovers against William & Mary in regular season fi - 2010 18 1 0 0 0 36 11 30 2011 18 2 1 0 1 39 11 27 PERSONAL: Career goal is to become an physi- nale … posted three caused turnovers against Denver 2012 16 1 1 0 1 39 11 20 cian’s assistant … lists her parents as the people she … recorded four ground balls with two caused turn- Career 52 4 2 0 2 113 33 77 admires the most … favorite actor is Will Ferrell … overs against Loyola and George Washington. cousin, Brendan Lewis, is a sophomore for the United 2010 SEASON: First team IWLCA All Mid-Atlantic States Naval Academy men’s lacrosse team … father Region selection who started all 18 games on defense is an airline pilot who played lacrosse at the United ... also earned second team All-CAA notice ... named States Naval Academy in 1986 and 1987 … mother is to CAA All-Rookie Team and WomensLacrosse.com All- a business owner and hairdresser … daughter of Jim Rookie Squad ... ranked second on the team with 36 and Sheri Hogan … born on May 18, 1991 in Oak Harbor, ground balls and 30 caused turnovers ... honored as Wash. … major is biology. CAA Rookie of the Week after leading Tigers to wins Season GP Shots Goals Asst. Pts. GB DC CT over Drexel and No. 16 Hofstra ... posted season-high 2010 4 2 0 0 0 0 1 0 2011 11 1 0 1 1 1 1 0 six ground balls in win over 14th-ranked Loyola (Md.) 2012 20 14 8 1 9 5 15 5 with three caused turnovers ... had fi ve ground balls Career 35 17 8 2 10 6 17 5 with four caused turnovers in win over Richmond ... tallied four ground balls with three caused turnovers against Hofstra ... had three ground balls in college debut, a win over UMBC ... caused four turnovers with two ground balls against George Mason ... had season- high four draw controls in win over George Washington on March 13 ... named to CAA All-Tournament Team and CAA Commissioner’s List.

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at Genesee Valley during the summer ... enjoys rock goals with 11 assists as a sophomore ... earned All-Bay- Jackie climbing, ultimate frisbee, horseback riding, outdoor side Conference honorable mention notice as a sopho- 1 LaMonica adventures and bug collecting ... lists USA Badminton more while helping Seahawks to state semi-fi nals ... as her favorite professional sports team … favorite played three years for Greene Turtle Lax/Ocean City 5-2 • Graduate • Midfi eld video game is “Dance Dance Revolution” ... lists Jodi Parkton, Md. club team ... three-time All-Bayside Conference hon- Hereford H.S. Picoult as her favorite author … favorite TV show is orable mention selection for volleyball team ... good Elementary Education Major “Sabrina, the Teenage Witch” ... lists Jim Carrey as her student who is member of National Honor Society and favorite actor ... enjoys listening to country music ... National English Honor Society … also earned “Minds one of fi ve children in family ... brothers, Mike and Dan, in Motion” award. LAMONICA’S HONOR ROLL played college lacrosse at Maryland ... sister-in-law, PERSONAL: Lists her parents as the people she • 2011 Second Team All-CAA Sonia, is head coach of the Towson University wom- admires the most … enjoys going to the beach and ski- en’s lacrosse team and played lacrosse at Maryland 2012 SEASON: Suffered a preseason injury and ing … has worked at a restaurant during the summer and for Australian National Team ... mother works as missed the entire season ... awarded a medical red- … favorite athlete is Hall of Fame lacrosse player Gary an accountant ... father attended Wooster College and shirt. Gait … favorite professional sports team is Baltimore earned his Master’s degree in Physical Education from Ravens ... favorite TV show is “That 70’s Show” … favor- Towson ... daughter of Jane and the late Tom LaMonica 2011 SEASON: Started all 18 games at midfi eld ite actress is Reese Witherspoon … likes listening to ... born on September 5, 1990 in Parkton, Md. … major as a junior … ranked third on the team with 33 points music by Bruce Springsteen … enjoys eating Chinese is elementary education. … scored 19 goals with 14 assists … tallied season high food … lists going to Australia with the Tiger women’s fi ve points against George Mason by scoring three Season GP Shots Goals Asst. Pts. GB DC CT lacrosse team and snorkeling in the Great Barrier Reef 2009 17 17 8 0 8 7 0 1 goals with two assists … scored two goals with two 2010 18 26 12 6 18 8 5 9 as her most memorable experience … older brother, assists against Old Dominion … had a goal with three 2011 18 62 19 14 33 12 22 5 Josh, played lacrosse at University of Tennessee … fa- assists against William & Mary in regular season fi nale 2012 DNP - Injury ther graduated from the University of Maryland and Career 53 105 39 20 59 27 27 15 … contributed a goal with three assists in 18-9 win over works as a director at the USDA … mother is a social Hofstra … scored two goals with an assist in overtime worker who attended Salisbury University … daughter win over James Madison … also had two goals with of Donald and Anne Turner … born on October 19, 1991 an assist against Temple … scored two goals against Olivia in Salisbury, Md. … major is in psychology. James Madison in CAA Championship Game. 20 Season GP Shots Goals Asst. Pts. GB DC CT Turner 2010 8 9 2 0 2 2 1 0 2010 SEASON: Appeared in all 18 games as a 5-9 • Senior • Attack 2011 13 16 7 0 7 2 3 0 Bishopville, Md. 2012 18 26 17 1 18 7 1 7 sophomore ... started 13 times ... scored 12 goals with Career 39 51 26 1 27 11 5 7 6 assists ... recorded three multi-goal games and fi ve Stephen Decatur H.S. Psychology Major multi-point games ... earned fi rst “hat trick” of college career with three goals and an assist against Rich- mond on March 20 ... opened season by recording two 2012 SEASON: Played in 18 games and started Ashley points in each of fi rst four games ... had two goals in the fi nal 10 games of the year ... one of eight Tigers to 9 Waldron wins over Loyola (Md.) and Johns Hopkins ... recorded score at least 10 goals this season ... fi nished the year 5-6 • Senior • Midfi eld career-high two assists in win over George Washing- with 18 points on 17 goals and one assist ... had the sec- Clay N.Y. ton ... scored a goal at Maryland, Old Dominion and Wil- ond “hat trick” of her career in the NCAA Play-in game Cicero North Syracuse H.S. liam & Mary ... also had a goal in Tigers’ CAA semi-fi nal win over Monmouth ... scored the game-winning goals Sport Management Major loss to Hofstra ... opened season with a goal and an against UMBC and Hofstra ... had fi ve multi-goal games assist against UMBC in 15-7 victory. ... recorded her fi rst career assist versus Hofstra ... had WALDRON’S HONOR ROLL 2009 SEASON: Played in 17 games as a fresh- seven ground balls ... contributed seven caused turn- overs, including a career-high three at William & Mary. • 2012 Second Team All-CAA man ... scored eight goals ... recorded two-goal games • 2011 First Team All-CAA against George Mason and Delaware ... scored fi rst 2011 SEASON: Played in 13 games as a sopho- • 2011, 2012 Preseason All-CAA career goal against Syracuse ... also scored against more … started eight straight games from Mar. 15 to • 2010 WomensLacrosse.com All-Rookie Squad Richmond and Johns Hopkins ... helped Tigers to CAA Apr. 10 … scored seven goals … had three goals against • 2010 CAA All-Rookie Team semi-fi nal win over William & Mary with a goal ... tal- George Washington in 17-10 win … scored two goals 2012 SEASON: Appeared in 20 games and lied season-high two ground balls against Syracuse ... against Temple … also had a goal against Denver and made 19 starts at midfi eld ... second team All-CAA se- named to CAA Commissioner’s List. Richmond … contributed two ground balls and three lection ... fi nished fi fth on the team with 25 points ... caused turnovers. AT HEREFORD H.S.: Three-sport athlete had eight multi-goal games ... recorded back-to-back who played lacrosse for the Bulls ... also competed 2010 SEASON: Played in eight games as a fresh- “hat tricks” against George Mason and James Madi- for cross country and track and fi eld teams ... helped man ... started season opener against UMBC ... scored son ... scored the game-winning goal at William & Mary Bulls reach regional fi nals in lacrosse ... member of two goals in win over Richmond ... tallied a ground ball ... scored three free position goals ... had a goal and two-time Maryland state championship cross coun- against UMBC and against Stanford ... also earned a an assist against UMBC and Hofstra ... scored a goal try team ... helped the Bulls win the Baltimore County draw control. in fi ve straight games in mid April ... fi nished second track and fi eld championship by fi nishing second in AT STEPHEN DECATUR H.S.: Four-year on the team with 32 draw controls ... contributed 17 the 1600-meter run ... also helped the Bulls win the letter winner for the Seahawks ... scored 126 goals in ground balls and 10 caused turnovers. regional championship ... good student who earned career, including school-record 53 goals as a junior 2011 SEASON: Starter in all 18 games as a soph- honor roll notice all four years. … two-time All-America selection by U.S. Lacrosse ... omore … fi rst team All-CAA selection ... ranked fourth PERSONAL: Lists her mother as the person she named as team Offensive MVP as a junior ... fi rst team on the team with 29 points … Tigers’ second-leading admires the most … has worked as a camp counselor All-Bayside South Conference pick in 2008 ... scored 19 scorer with 24 goals … also contributed fi ve assists …

10 Player Profi les || 2013 TIGER WOMEN’S LACROSSE earned CAA Player of the Week award after posting Laura contributed six ground balls and three draw controls. back-to-back “hat tricks” against Old Dominion and 2011 SEASON: Talented freshman who appeared William & Mary … scored four goals with an assist in 31 Zinkand in 16 games … started nine times … named to CAA win over Lady Monarchs … contributed three goals All-Rookie Team … scored 13 goals with one assist … against William & Mary … had three goals in overtime 5-4 • Senior • Defense Baltimore, Md. earned CAA Rookie of the Week honors after scoring victory at Delaware … scored four goals with an assist Notre Dame Prep six goals in wins over Old Dominion and William & Mary against George Washington … posted three goals with Biology Major to secure CAA regular season title … tallied season- an assist at Richmond … tallied a goal with an assist high four goals with an assist against Tribe … scored against Temple … contributed 18 ground balls with 13 three goals in 18-9 win over Hofstra to earn CAA Rookie caused turnovers. 2012 SEASON: Had to sit out the 2012 season after transferring from Cincinnati. of the Week notice … scored a goal in each CAA playoff 2010 SEASON: Played in all 18 games as a game … also had a goal in college debut against UMBC. AT CINCINNATI: Two year performer at Cincin- freshman ... started 16 games ... scored 17 goals with AT NORTH HARFORD H.S.: Four-year letter 12 assists ... earned CAA All-Rookie Team honors ... nati ... during the 2010 season she started 14 games and scored six goals with one assist ... started 16 winner who scored 205 goals with 63 assists in career also named to WomensLacrosse.com All-Rookie Squad ... helped the Hawks reach state fi nals as a senior ...... began college career with back-to-back three-goal games as a freshman and led the team with 42 ground balls. member of regional championship team as a senior games against UMBC and 14th-ranked Loyola (Md.) to ... two-time fi rst team All-Harford County selection ... earn CAA Rookie of the Week honors ... also named AT NOTRE DAME PREP: Three year varsity also earned second team All-County notice as a soph- as CAA Rookie of the Week after scoring two goals starter for Coach Mary Bartel and the Blazers ... as a omore ... named fi rst team All-America as a senior ... with season-high fi ve assists in win over Delaware ... senior was named All-Baltimore County and the Defen- earned fi rst team All-Conference as a senior ... mem- tallied two goals with an assist in wins over George sive Player of the Year ... also ran cross country and ber of Under Armour All-Star Championship team as Mason and Temple ... contributed 13 ground balls and swam at Notre Dame Prep ... helped Notre Dame win a sophomore and junior ... also played three years on 14 caused turnovers ... recorded season-high six draw the IAAM Cross-Country Championship. varsity basketball team ... two-time All-County selec- controls with two goals at Old Dominion ... caused PERSONAL: Wants to become a marine biologist tion who earned fi rst team honors as a junior ... scored three turnovers in win over Stanford on March 28. ... lists her grandmother as the person she admires 736 career points. AT CICERO NORTH SYRACUSE H.S.: most ... enjoys being active outdoors, going to the PERSONAL: Career goal is to become a nurse ... Three-year letter winner for the Northstars … scored beach, listening to music and spending time with fam- lists her parents as the people she admires the most 25 goals with 20 assists as a senior … also contributed ily and friends ... likes to cheer for Ray Rice and Ray ... enjoys doing yoga and hiking ... lists Washington 80 ground balls for Coach Brooke Bramoff … two-time Lewis of the Baltimore Ravens ... favorite movie is “The Redskins as her favorite sports team ... lists “How I fi rst team All-League selection … also earned second Italian Job” ... enjoys watching movies with Julia Rob- Met Your Mother” and “Big Bang Theory” as her fa- team All-League accolades as a sophomore … named erts in them ... likes to listen to country music ... favor- vorite TV shows ... enjoys listening to music by Maroon fi rst team All-CNY as a senior … selected to play in Un- ite thing to eat is steamed crabs ... most memorable 5 and Paper Tonques ... most memorable experience der Armour® All-America Lacrosse Classic at Unitas experience was making it to the NCAA Tournament last was leading North Harford to the state championship Stadium … contributed an assist in the North team’s year ... has one older brother ... father attended Loyola game as a senior ... has one younger sister ... father 12-9 victory … also played basketball for the North- College ... mother is a physical education teacher who attended Towson University and University of Phoe- stars. played lacrosse, basketball and tennis while attending nix and works as a project manager at BGE ... mother PERSONAL: Career goal is to become a defense Frostburg State ... daughter of Kevin and Betsy Zinkand graduated from Drexel University and works as a spe- attorney … lists her mother as the person she admires ... born on March 13, 1990 in Baltimore, Md. ... major is cial education teacher ... daughter of Allen and Melissa the most … enjoys going to the beach and wakeboard- biology. Coogle ... born on June 5, 1992 in Baltimore, Md. ... ma- ing … has worked at Hollister during the summer … jor is pre-nursing. avid New York Giants fan … lists “Ridiculousness” as her favorite TV show … favorite actor is Bradley Coo- Season GP Shots Goals Asst. Pts. GB DC CT per … likes to listen to music by Rascal Flatts ... enjoys Rhiannon 2011 16 38 13 1 14 9 3 2 eating at Chipotle … oldest of three children in fam- 2012 20 48 17 6 23 6 3 0 2 Career 36 86 30 7 37 15 6 2 ily … father is an electrician … daughter of Gary and Coogle Tracey Waldron … born on October 26, 1991 in Syracuse, 5-1 • Junior • Attack N.Y. … major is sport management. Forest Hill, Md. North Harford H.S. Season GP Shots Goals Asst. Pts. GB DC CT Pre-Nursing Major 2010 18 61 17 12 29 16 22 16 2011 18 49 25 5 29 18 30 13 2012 20 60 23 2 25 17 32 10 Career 56 170 64 19 83 51 84 39 COOGLE’S HONOR ROLL • 2011 CAA All-Rookie Team 2012 SEASON: Appeared in all 20 games while starting the fi rst 10 games of the year ... fi nished the season with 17 goals and six assists ... had a career performance at Temple, scoring fi ve goals with two assists ... two of her fi ve goals against the Owls were free position goals ... fi nished second on the team with fi ve free position goals ... had two goals and an assist against Oregon and Richmond ... scored the game- winning goal against Drexel in the CAA semi-fi nals ... recorded a point in fi ve straight games in late March ...

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Season GP Shots Goals Asst. Pts. GB DC CT at Lebanon Valley College ... father works in sales and Katie 2011 18 9 5 1 6 0 8 8 marketing ... mother is a Pentron Plan Administrator 22 2012 20 9 5 2 7 19 19 17 ... daughter of David Murkey and Michelle Volsinet ... Leech Career 38 18 10 3 13 19 27 25 born on June 14, 1992 in Reisterstown, Md. ... double 5-4 • Junior • Defense major is elementary and special education. Westminster, Md. Winters Mill H.S. Season GP Shots Goals Asst. Pts. GB DC CT Criminal Justice Major 2011 18 22 9 4 13 9 12 4 Kelly 2012 20 40 10 6 16 14 24 8 15 Murkey Career 38 62 19 10 29 23 36 12 2012 SEASON: Appeared in all 20 games ... 5-5 • Junior • Midfi eld started the year at midfi eld but moved to defense Westminster, Md. following the Syracuse game and started the fi nal 14 Westminster H.S. Andi contests on defense ... recorded her fi rst career “hat Elementary & Special Education trick” in the season opener against Oregon ... added Major 11 Raymond an assist in that game for a career-high four points ... 5-7 • Junior • Midfi eld had a goal and an assist in the win over UMBC ... scored MURKEY’S HONOR ROLL Ada, Mich. a goal while adding two ground balls, two draw con- • 2011 CAA All-Rookie Team Rockford H.S. Pre-Mass Communication Major trols and three caused turnovers in the victory over 2012 SEASON: Started all 20 games at midfi eld George Mason ... fi nished second on the team with 17 ... one of seven Tigers to score at least 10 goals on caused turnovers ... contributed 19 ground balls and 19 the season ... fi nished the year with 10 goals and six RAYMOND’S HONOR ROLL draw controls. assists ... had three points on a goal and a career-high • 2012 IWLCA All Mid-Atlantic Region Second Team 2011 SEASON: Appeared in all 18 games as a two assists in the season opening win over Oregon ... • 2012 First Team All-CAA freshman … scored fi ve goals with an assist … regis- had a pair of goals at Syracuse and against Monmouth • 2012 CAA All-Tournament Team in the NCAA Play-in game ... contributed a goal and tered a goal with an assist against George Washington 2012 SEASON: Started 19 games on attack as an assist at Temple and against Penn State in the … also scored goals against Syracuse, Drexel and Hof- a sophomore ... IWLCA All Mid-Atlantic Region second NCAA Tournament ... tied for third on the team with stra … attempted nine shots … had season-high two team selection ... fi rst team All-CAA honoree ... mem- 24 draw controls ... had a career-high four draw con- caused turnovers against Maryland with two ground ber of the CAA All-Tournament team ... led the team in trols against Oregon ... contributed 14 ground balls and balls … also had two ground balls against Hofstra. points (68) and assists (33) ... tied for the team lead in eight caused turnovers. AT WINTERS MILL H.S.: Four-year starter goals (35) ... 33 assists are tied for third in single-sea- for Falcons’ lacrosse team … helped Winters Mill win 2011 SEASON: Played in all 18 games as a fresh- son history at Towson ... had a career-high eight points back-to-back regional championships … led Falcons man … started fi rst 15 games … named to CAA All- on four goals and four assists versus Hofstra ... scored to state championship as a senior by scoring 81 goals Rookie team ... scored nine goals with four assists … the game-winning goal against George Washington with 24 assists ... named as an All-American as a senior tallied two goals with an assist in wins over Hofstra and versus James Madison in the CAA Championship ... led Falcons to state title victory over Loch Raven and Temple … also scored a goal in fi ve other games game ... fi nished with a career-high four goals against as a senior by scoring six goals ... scored team-high … posted an assist in back-to-back games against Old Dominion and Hofstra ... recorded four assists in a 57 goals as a sophomore while leading Winters Mill William & Mary and Drexel … had a season-high two game four times ... scored four free position goals ... to Maryland state title … set school record by scoring caused turnovers against Temple with two ground contributed 24 draw controls and 17 ground balls. balls … opened college career with a goal and two seven goals in a game … named as one of the “Top 2011 SEASON: Appeared in 10 games as a fresh- ground balls against UMBC. 25 Rising Juniors” by Inside Lacrosse … named sec- man … started season opener against UMBC … record- ond team All-Metro honors by The Baltimore Sun as AT WESTMINSTER H.S.: Four-year letter ed three assists … tallied fi rst assist of college career a sophomore … four-time All-Carroll County and All- winner for the Owls … helped Westminster reach state with two ground balls against George Washington … Conference selection … also played four years for Fal- semi-fi nals four times ... served as a team captain as also had an assist against Syracuse and Richmond. cons’ varsity soccer team who served as team captain a senior and scored 41 goals with 52 assists ... earned AT ROCKFORD H.S.: Four-year letter winner as a senior … led Falcons to regional and county titles fi rst team All-Monocacy Valley Conference honors as for the Rams ... two-year team captain who scored 267 ... played one year of varsity basketball … honor roll a junior as Owls reached state championship game … goals with 193 assists in career ... led team in scoring student. also named to All-County second team as a junior … three times ... two-time All-America selection by US La- four-year varsity soccer player who served as team PERSONAL: Aspires to work in the criminal jus- crosse who earned fi rst team honors as a senior ... led captain … earned second team All-County notice as a tice fi eld ... lists her parents and her high school coach, Rams to Michigan High School Division I state title as freshman and senior ... named as WTTR Athlete of the Courtney Vaughn, as the people she admires the most a senior ... also helped Rams reach state semi-fi nals as Week during freshman year ... also played for varsity ... enjoys sports and surfi ng ... favorite professional a sophomore and junior ... set Michigan single-season basketball team ... honor roll student who is a member athlete is Jen Adams ... enjoys watching TV shows scoring record as a junior with 197 points by scoring of National Honor Society. “CSI” and “Law and Order” ... favorite actress is Jenni- 117 goals with 80 assists ... four-time All-Area selection fer Aniston ... enjoys listening to music by Bob Marley PERSONAL: Aspires to specialize in autism ... lists who earned fi rst team status as a sophomore, junior ... lists winning the state championship as a senior as her mother and father as the people she admires the and senior ... three-time All-State pick who was named her most memorable experience ... uncle, Kurt Siehert, most ... enjoys snowboarding and spending time on to fi rst team as a junior and senior three-time fi rst played baseball for Chicago Cubs ... cousin, Pat Devlin, the beach ... favorite professional sports team is the team All-Conference selection ... also played basket- was starting quarterback for University of Delaware Baltimore Ravens ... roots for Ravens’ linebacker Ray ball for Rams ... honor roll student who was also mem- football team ... has one older brother ... father works Lewis ... favorite actor is Will Smith ... likes to listen ber of National Honor Society. in sales and business ... mother attended Maryland to music by Kenny Chesney and Carrie Underwood ... PERSONAL: Career goal is to work in advertising and works for the Social Security Administration ... lists going to Washington as her most memorable ex- ... lists her grandfather, Gary Raymond, as the person daughter of Greg and Tori Leech ... born on April 1, perience ... has one sister, Rachel, who played lacrosse 1992 in Columbia, Md. ... major is criminal justice. she admires the most ... enjoys spending time with

12 Player Profi les || 2013 TIGER WOMEN’S LACROSSE friends and going to the beach ... favorite professional athlete who also played for Owls’ soccer, fi eld hockey twin sister, Christina, is a goalkeeper for the Boston athlete is Michael Jordan ... lists Detroit Tigers as her and basketball teams … helped fi eld hockey team University women’s lacrosse team ... also has an older favorite professional sports team ... enjoys watching reach state semi-fi nals as a junior and senior … good brother ... parents work in sales ... mother attended “Keeping Up With the Kardashians” TV show ... fa- student who earned honor roll notice every semester University of Maryland ... daughter of Jim and Kim vorite actor is Matt Damon ... likes to listen to music during her career. Sheridan ... born on July 3, 1992 in Columbia, Md. ... by Adele and Avicii ... lists winning the state lacrosse PERSONAL: Lists her mother as the person she major is Spanish. championship as her most memorable experience ... admires the most … enjoys snowboarding and being Season GP Shots Goals Asst. Pts. GB DC CT 2011 15 0 0 0 0 7 1 3 has two younger siblings ... parents both attended crafty … has worked as a counselor at Merritt Athletic Cornerstone University ... father works as a publisher 2012 16 2 1 0 1 13 4 11 Club during the summer along with being a referee Career 31 2 1 0 1 20 5 14 ... daughter of John and Tammy Raymond ... born on for a summer league … avid Baltimore Ravens fan ... May 6, 1992 in Grand Rapids, Mich. ... major is pre-mass favorite TV show is “Hawaii Five-O” ... likes to listen communications. to country music ... enjoys eating at Applebee’s … has Season GP Shots Goals Asst. Pts. GB DC CT one younger brother … father is a project manager … 2011 10 2 0 3 3 3 1 0 2012 19 65 35 33 68 17 25 6 mother graduated from Towson University and runs a Career 29 67 35 36 71 20 26 6 club lacrosse program … daughter of David and Tracey Rohrback … born on December 13, 1991 in Baltimore, Md. … major is exercise science. Ashleigh Season GP Shots Goals Asst. Pts. GB DC CT 2010 4 2 1 0 1 2 1 1 13 2011 Did not see any game action Rohrback 2012 20 56 27 22 49 9 5 3 5-4 • Junior-R • Midfi eld Career 24 58 28 22 50 11 6 4 Westminster, Md. Westminster H.S. Exercise Science Major Kaitlin Christina 2012 SEASON: Started all 20 games on attack ... 14 Sheridan 21 Antonini recorded at least one point in 19 of 20 games for the 5-4 • Junior • Defense 5-5 • Sophomore • Midfi eld Tigers ... had at least one point in the fi nal 14 games Ellicott City, Md. Edgewater, Md. of the season ... fi nished second on the team with 49 Our Lady of Good Counsel H.S. Severn School points ... led the Tigers and the CAA in game-winning Spanish Major Nursing Major goals with four ... scored game-winning goals against Oregon, Loyola, Temple and Drexel ... had a career-high eight points in the win over George Mason with three 2012 SEASON: Appeared in 16 games and made 2012 SEASON: Appeared in 15 games as a goals and fi ve assists ... scored two goals with two 12 starts on defense ... scored her fi rst career goal in freshman ... scored her fi rst career goal in a win over assists in a road win at William & Mary ... contributed the win over George Washington ... one of fi ve Tigers George Washington ... contributed three draw controls three goals and two assists in wins over Drexel and to fi nish with 10 or more caused turnovers this sea- and a ground ball at Temple ... had a ground ball and Monmouth ... scored three free position goals ... fi n- son ... had a career-high three ground balls and three a caused turnover at Maryland ... fi nished the season ished with nine ground balls, fi ve draw controls and caused turnovers against George Washington ... had with three ground balls and four draw controls. three caused turnovers. a ground ball, draw control and caused turnover at AT SEVERN SCHOOL: Four-year letter winner Syracuse ... had two ground balls and two caused for the Admirals ... named team MVP her senior year ... 2011 SEASON: Did not see any game action for turnovers in the win over James Madison in the CAA the Tigers and took a redshirt for the season. earned the Best Defender award at Severn ... fi rst team Championship game. all-conference and all-county selection .. also played 2010 SEASON: Appeared in four games as a 2011 SEASON: Played in 15 games as a reserve soccer and basketball at Severn ... honor roll student freshman ... scored goal in college debut, a 14-4 win during freshman season … recorded seven ground who was also on the Head Master’s List. over George Washington ... also recorded a ground balls with three caused turnovers … posted season- PERSONAL: Aspires to become a nurse ... earned ball against the Colonials ... had a ground ball with a high two ground balls with a caused turnover against the Gloria Barron Prize for Young Heroes for her com- caused turnover against Richmond in 23-12 victory ... George Washington … had a ground ball with a caused munity service work with the Girl Scouts ... enjoys also saw action against George Mason and Temple ... turnover against William & Mary and Johns Hopkins. baking and painting ... favorite athlete is Cristiano named to CAA Commissioner’s List. AT OUR LADY OF GOOD COUNSEL Ronaldo ... likes to watch the TV show “Teen Mom” ... AT WESTMINSTER H.S.: Four-year letter H.S.: Four-year letter winner who helped Falcons Leonardo DiCaprio and Ryan Gosling are her favor- winner for the Owls who served as a team captain dur- to four straight WCAC conference titles … three-time ite actors ... enjoys listening to music by Lady Gaga ing senior season … helped Westminster win a share of All-WCAC selection who earned fi rst team honors as ... most memorable experience was going to England Carroll County championship twice … member of four a senior ... also earned second team All-WCAC honors with her Anne Arundel Crossover team and playing regional championship teams … helped Owls reach as a junior and honorable mention notice as a sopho- British teams ... cousin, Jennifer Lorenze, played la- state title game as a senior … Carroll County career more … also played one year of varsity fi eld hockey ... crosse for Duquesne ... has one older sister ... father is leader with 185 assists … also scored over 150 goals in honor roll student. a graduate of Towson ... mother attended West Virigi- scholastic career … three-time fi rst team All-County nia ... daughter of Tim and Linda Antonini ... born on PERSONAL: Enjoys reading ... favorite profes- selection … named second team All-Carroll County as November 4, 1992 in Annapolis, Md. ... major is nursing. a sophomore … honored as fi rst team All-MVAL pick as sional sports team is Pittsburgh Steelers ... enjoys playing video game “Guitar Hero” ... likes to watch TV Season GP Shots Goals Asst. Pts. GB DC CT a freshman and sophomore … ranked second in Carroll 2012 15 2 1 0 1 3 4 1 County in goals and assists as a junior … four-sport shows “Gossip Girl” and “90210” ... favorite actress is Rachel McAdams ... likes to listen to country music ...

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AT FAIRPORT H.S.: Four-year letter winner Kelsea for Coach Geoff McCurtry and the Raiders ... helped Delaney 26 Donnelly Fairport win the Section V Championship in 2009 and 6 Fisher advance to the Final Four for New York State ... was a 5-6 • Sophomore • Goalkeeper four-time state qualifi er in swimming ... earned MVP 5-4 • Sophomore • Midfi eld Edgewater, Md. Cypress, Texas South River H.S. and All-Greater Rochester honors in swimming. Cy Fair H.S. Secondary Education Major PERSONAL: Aspires to become a lacrosse coach Exercise Science Major ... lists her brothers and her sister as the people she 2012 SEASON: Appeared in eight games while admires most ... enjoys swimming in her spare time ... 2012 SEASON: Appeared in four games during backing up Mary Teeters in goal ... played the entire favorite athlete is Jason Lezak ... likes to watch the her freshman season ... Tigers were 4-0 in games that second half against Monmouth during the NCAA Play- TV show “Glee” ... favorite actress is Sandra Bullock she played in. in game and made a season-high eight saves ... had ... enjoys listening to music by Michael Buble ... most memorable experience was winning sectional champi- AT CY FAIR H.S.: Four-year starter for the Iron four ground balls and two caused turnovers against Maidens ... helped Cy Fair fi nish as the runners-up for the Hawks ... made a save with two ground balls and onship in lacrosse ... sister, Lauren swam at East Caro- lina ... has two older brothers ... father is a salesman the state championship twice ... two year team captain two caused turnovers in the second half at Temple ...... two time all-state selection ... scored 49 goals with contributed three saves and two ground balls against who attended SUNY Potsdam ... mother is a computer software programer ... daughter of Paul and Dorothy 30 assists during her senior season ... played volley- Hofstra ... fi nished the year with a .516 save percentage ball as a freshman for Cy Fair. in 92:32 of work. Dufault ... born on May 25, 1993 in Fairport, N.Y. ... major is exercise science. PERSONAL: Aspires to become a physical thera- AT SOUTH RIVER H.S.: Four-year standout Season GP Shots Goals Asst. Pts. GB DC CT pist or orthopedic surgeon ... lists her former team- for Coach Kim McHamer ... helped team win the re- 2012 20 0 0 0 0 19 8 14 mate Julia Marie Briggs and family as the people she gional championship in 2010 ... Donnelly and Seahawks admires most ... enjoys running, reading, playing sand were Maryland 3A/4A State Champs in 2010 ... fi rst volleyball and backpacking ... favorite athlete is Rafael team all-county and honorable mention All-Met selec- Paige Nadal, the pro tennis player ... likes to watch the TV tion ... had a .620 save percentage. 4 show “One Tree Hill” ... favorite actors are members of PERSONAL: Lists her father as the person she Duncan the Harry Potter cast and Will Smith ... enjoys listening admires most ... enjoys reading, chilling and playing 5-4 • Sophomore • Midfi eld to music by the Fray ... has fi ve sisters ... older sister, Annapolis, Md. volleyball ... avid fan of the Baltimore Orioles ... favor- Broadneck H.S. Megahn played softball at East Texas Baptist ... older ite TV shows include “The Offi ce” and “Modern Family” Nursing Major sister, Caitlyn, played lacrosse at Gannon ... daughter ... most memorable experience was winning states in of Lewis and Mary Hoffman Fisher ... born on July 23, high school ... has one older sister, Elle ... father at- 1993 in Cypress, Texas ... major is exercise science. tended Binghamton and works for the census bureau 2012 SEASON: Appeared in 15 games as a fresh- Season GP Shots Goals Asst. Pts. GB DC CT as a branch manager ... mother attended Salisbury and man ... scored a goal against Hofstra and Monmouth ... 2012 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 is a teacher ... daughter of John and Amy Donnelly ... recorded her fi rst career point with an assist against born on June 5, 1993 in Charlotte, N.C. ... major is sec- Richmond ... had two draw controls in a game three ondary education. times ... had a draw control against Drexel in the CAA Season GP Mins GA GAA Svs SV % GB C T semi-fi nals. 2012 8 92:32 15 9.73 16 5.16 10 4 AT BROADNECK H.S.: Four-year performer for Coach Karen Tengwall and the Bruins ... helped Bru- ins win the District V Championship in 2009 ... three Michelle time All-Anne Arundel County selection ... also played 27 Dufault basketball and fi eld hockey at Broadneck ... earned all- county honors for fi eld hockey. 5-5 • Sophomore • Defense Fairport, N.Y. PERSONAL: Wants to become a nurse ... lists her Fairport H.S. mother as the person she admires most ... enjoys go- Exercise Science Major ing to the beach with her family and hanging out with friends ... favorite athlete is Ray Rice of the Baltimore DUFAULT’S HONOR ROLL Ravens ... enjoys watching the TV show “Dexter” ... • 2012 CAA All-Rookie Team favorite actress is Sandra Bullock ... likes listening to • 2012 CAA All-Tournament Team music by The Band Perry ... most memorable experienc was winning counties in fi eld hockey ... has two older 2012 SEASON: Started all 20 games on defense brothers ... mother attended Salisbury and runs a day as a freshman ... CAA All-Rookie team selection ... care ... daughter of Sharon Duncan ... born on July 22, member of the CAA All-Tournament team ... fi nished 1993 in Annapolis, Md. ... major is nursing. third on the team with 14 caused turnovers ... had four Season GP Shots Goals Asst. Pts. GB DC CT games in which she caused two turnovers ... had a 2012 15 6 2 1 3 1 7 0 season-high six ground balls against Monmouth in the NCAA Play-in game ... fi nished the year with 19 ground balls ... contributed eight draw controls including two against George Mason and James Madison.

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Robert and Susan Maloof ... born on November 18, 1993 Natasha in Laurel, Md. ... major is business/communications. Nadia 30 Grant Season GP Shots Goals Asst. Pts. GB DC CT 7 Podo 2012 6 3 2 1 3 0 1 0 5-4 • Sophomore • Defense 5-5 • Sophomore • Defense Syracuse, N.Y. Centreville, Va. Christian Brothers Academy Westfi eld H.S. Biology Major Undeclared Major 23 Taylor 2012 SEASON: Appeared in four games ... had Moore 2012 SEASON: Appeared in nine games as a a ground ball and a caused turnover in the win at 5-5 • Sophomore • Attack freshman ... earned the start against George Mason ... Temple. Stony Point, N.Y. had three ground balls on the season ... had a draw North Rockland H.S. control against Penn State in the NCAA Tournament ... AT CHRISTIAN BROTHERS ACADEMY: Exercise Science Major Four-year contributer for Doug Sedgwick and the contributed a pair of caused turnovers against Drexel Brothers ... helped team win a sectional and state in the CAA semi-fi nal. championship ... won the team’s “Believe to Achieve” 2012 SEASON: Appeared in 18 games as a fresh- AT WESTFIELD H.S.: Four-year letter winner award ... earned second team all-conference honors ... man ... earned the start against Temple and William & who played for Jim Dwyer and Larry Megale ... helped also played soccer at Christian Brothers Academy ... Mary ... scored the fi rst two goals of her career against the Bulldogs win the Concorde District Championship winner of National Honors Award for Academics. Delaware ... scored the game-winning goal against the as a junior ... was the team’s MVP as a senior ... earned Blue Hens ... contributed a pair of goals in the road win PERSONAL: Lists her mother as the person she fi rst team all-district and regional honorable mention at Old Dominion ... recorded an assist in her fi rst colle- admires most ... enjoys running and swimming ... honors ... scored 15 goals with 18 assists ... also ran giate game against Oregon ... added an assist against favorite TV show to watch is “Pretty Little Liars” ... cross country, played fi eld hockey, basketball and Temple ... had a pair of caused turnovers against Dela- enjoys watching movies and TV shows with Selena swam at Westfi eld ... earned second team all-district ware ... fi nished the year with two ground balls, three Gomez in them ... likes to listen to music by Rihanna honors for fi eld hockey team. draw controls and two caused turnovers. ... most memorable experience was winning the state PERSONAL: Lists her parents as the people she championship in high school ... has two brothers and AT NORTH ROCKLAND H.S.: Four-year admires most ... enjoys watching the Washington Red- a sister ... daughter of Robert and Perpetua Grant ... starter for Greg Borchers and the Raiders ... scored skins and Capitals play ... favorite athlete is Olympic born on August 22, 1993 in Stamford, Conn. ... major 242 career goals with 40 assists … set school records swimmer, Dara Torres ... likes to play the video game is biology. for goals in a game (10) and season (81) as a junior … Nintendo 64 Mario Kart ... enjoys watching the TV show Season GP Shots Goals Asst. Pts. GB DC CT earned All-America honors as a junior … four-time fi rst “Pretty Little Liars” ... favorite actor is Channing Ta- 2012 4 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 team All-County selection … led North Rockland with tum ... likes to listen to music by Taylor Swift ... most 61 goals as a sophomore … one of only two players memorable experiences were going to Hawaii with her in school history to score 200 or more goals in their sister and on a cruise with her whole family ... has two career … earned North Rockland Rising Star award as brothers and an older sister ... daughter of Handie and Sarah a freshman after scoring 32 goals … member of US La- Candace Podo ... born on July 22, 1993 in Fairfax, Va. ... 8 Maloof crosse National Team in 2009 ... also played basketball has not declared a major. at North Rockland. 5-4 • Sophomore • Attack Season GP Shots Goals Asst. Pts. GB DC CT Davidsonville, Md. PERSONAL: Wants to become a physical therapist 2012 9 0 0 0 0 3 1 3 South River H.S. ... lists her sister, Kaitlyn, as the person she admires Business/Communications Major most ... favorite athlete is lacrosse player Paul Rabil ... likes to play the video game, Grand Theft Auto ... 2012 SEASON: Appeared in six games ... re- enjoys watching the TV show, “Law and Order, SVU” corded her fi rst career points with a goal and an as- ... favorite musician is Lil’ Wayne ... sister, Kaitlyn sist in the win at Temple ... also had a draw control played lacrosse at Manhattan ... has an older brother against the Owls ... scored a goal in the win at home ... daughter of Brian and Terry Moore ... born on March over Delaware. 18, 1993 in Stony Point, N.Y. ... major is Exercise Science. Season GP Shots Goals Asst. Pts. GB DC CT AT SOUTH RIVER H.S.: Four-year letter win- 2012 18 16 4 2 6 2 3 2 ner for Kim McNemar and the Seahawks ... led the team to the State and District Championships as a junior ... as a senior scored 27 goals with 40 assists ... earned All-Galaxy and All-County honors as a junior and senior ... served a team captain during her senior season ... played soccer for South River during her freshman and sophomore seasons. PERSONAL: Wants to work in business and com- munications ... lists her mother and father as the peo- ple she admires most ... enjoys hanging out with her family, going to the beach and going sailing ... favorite athlete is Brooke Griffi n ... likes to watch the TV shows, “Gossip Girl” and “Vampire Diaries” ... favorite actress is Kate Hudson ... has three brothers ... daughter of

15 2013 TIGER WOMEN’S LACROSSE || Player Profi les Tayler North Babylon, N.Y. ... major is pre-med. Breanna 32 Bowman 19 Hamm 5-1 • Freshman • Goalkeeper 5-8 • Freshman • Defense/Midfi eld Oswego, N.Y. Marydel, Md. Oswego H.S. Michelle Queen Anne’s County H.S. Psychology Major 24 Gildea Pre-Med Major 5-8 • Freshman • Attack AT OSWEGO H.S.: Four-year varsity starter for Springfi eld, Pa. AT QUEEN ANNE’S COUNTY H.S.: Four- Springfi eld H.S. Laura Burger and the Buccaneers ... holds the school Undeclared Major year letter winner who played for Penelope Bates and record for career saves at Oswego ... three-time Un- the Lions ... three-time fi rst team North Bayside ... der Armour All-American, started the game her senior helped team advance to the state playoffs as a senior season ... three time all-league selection ... was the AT SPRINGFIELD H.S.: Four-year varsity ... also played soccer and earned fi rst team North Bay- team MVP as a senior ... also played volleyball and ten- letter-winner for Keith Broome and the Cougars ... led side honors ... smart student who was a member of nis at Oswego ... earned the team MVP award during her team to the district playoffs in both her junior and the National Honor Society and on the honor roll. the tennis season ... four year scholar athlete who was senior seasons ... served as a team captain as a senior PERSONAL: Lists her mother as the person she a member of the National Honor Society. ... fi rst team all-conference and all-league as a senior admires most ... has done community service by tutor- PERSONAL: Lists her counselor from school, ... earned Phillylacrosse.com fi rst team all-league ing elementary school kids ... favorite team to watch Geoff Baer as the person she admires most ... wants to honors as a senior ... also played volleyball and was a is the U.S. women’s soccer team ... favorite athletes become a counselor or therapist ... likes going to the cheerleader at Springfi eld. are Olympic medalists Alex Morgan and Ryan Lochte ... beach and playing sports in her spare time ... enjoys PERSONAL: Lists her parents as the people she favorite actress is Reese Witherspoon ... enjoys watch- cheering for Alex Ovechkin and the Washington Capi- admires most ... enjoys eating and hanging out with ing the movie “She’s the Man” ... likes to listen to mu- tals ... favorite book is “The Hunger Games” ... likes to friends and family in her spare time ... avid fan of sic by the Red Hot Chili Peppers ... most memorable watch movies with Rachel McAdams in them, especial- the Philadelphia Eagles and Philadelphia Phillies ... experience was making it to the state tournament in ly “The Notebook” ... most memorable experience was likes to watch athletes, Michael Vick and Hope Solo her senior year ... has an older brother and sister ... winning sectionals for the fi rst time in school history play ... favorite thing to read is the Twilight Series ... daughter of Cheryl Hamm ... born on September 13, ... has an older brother and sister ... sister, Jessica was enjoys watch the movie, “Stick It” ... favorite actress 1994 in Annapolis, Md. ... major is pre-med. a gymnast at SUNY Brockport ... mother is a gradu- is Brittney Snow ... most memorable experience was ate of SUNY Oswego where she ran cross-country ... getting to the state tournament as a sophomore for daughter of Ken and Sandy Bowman ... born on Janu- lacrosse ... has two older brothers and two younger ary 18, 1994 in Oswego, N.Y. ... major is psychology. sisters ... daughter of Michael and Davona Gildea ... born on December 8, 1993 in Springfi eld, Pa. ... has not Alyssa declared a major. 3 Ferro 5-1 • Freshman • Attack North Babylon, N.Y. North Babylon H.S. Pre-Med Major

AT NORTH BABYLON H.S.: Three-year varsity player who played for the team as an eighth grader ... led Coach Diana Caroleo’s Bulldogs to the US Lacrosse Senior Division team championship ... served as a team captain as a senior ... led the Bulldogs with 40 goals and 15 assists while earning allleague honors as a senior ... scored 35 goals with 15 assists as a junior ... played for the travel team, Long Island Yellow Jack- ets in the summers ... also played fi eld hockey at North Babylon ... was a two-year team captain, who earned all-league and all-conference honors for fi eld hockey. PERSONAL: Lists her father as the person she admires most ... wants to get a job in the medical fi eld after graduation ... avid fan of the N.Y. Giants, N.Y. Yankees and N.Y. Islanders ... favorite athlete is Ahmad Bradshaw ... likes to watch the movie, “Just Go With It” ... favorite actor is Channing Tatum ... likes to listen to music by Drake ... has one younger sister ... father played baseball and is a graduate of SUNY Maritime ... daughter of Rudy Ferro ... born on February 11, 1994 in

16 Player Profi les || 2013 TIGER WOMEN’S LACROSSE Erica Megan Emily 16 Heaphy 28 Quinn 33 Roth 5-5 • Freshman • Midfi eld 5-5 • Freshman • Midfi eld 5-3 • Freshman • Midfi eld Ellicott City, Md. Stevensville, Md. Millersville, Md. Centennial H.S. Kent Island H.S. Severn H.S. Undeclared Major Pre-Nursing Major Biology Major

AT CENTENNIAL H.S.: Four-year letter win- AT KENT ISLAND H.S.: Four-year letter win- AT SEVERN H.S.: Four-year contributor for ner for Coach Martie Dyer and the Eagles ... served as ner who started her last three years for Rich Larri- Coach Irene Sotiropolous and the Admirals ... helped a team captain during her senior year ... had 21 goals more and the Buccaneers ... led team to the regional team fi nish as runners-up in the conference as a se- and 17 assists as a senior ... earned team’s “best mid- championship as a senior ... helped team win North nior ... earned MVP honors as a senior for the lacrosse fi elder” award as a junior ... recorded 29 goals and 11 Bayside Championship as a sophomore ... earned Aca- team ... also played soccer and swam at Severn ... two- assists that season ... also played fi eld hockey at Cen- demic All-American honors ... also played soccer and time team MVP of the soccer team ... served as the tennial ... earned second team all-county honors for ran indoor track for Kent Island. swim team captain as a senior and was named the fi eld hockey as a senior ... was an honor roll student. PERSONAL: Lists her parents as the people she team MVP ... member of the honor roll all four years. PERSONAL: Career goal is to become an atheltic admires most ... enjoys going to the beach, watch- PERSONAL: Lists her mother as the person she trainer ... likes to dance and do Zumba in her spare ing movies and spending time with her family ... has admires most ... wants to become a trauma surgeon time ... has held a summer job at Michaels Arts and worked at the Kentmorr Restaurant and By the Beach when she fi nishes with school ... competes in triath- Crafts ... avid fan of the Baltimore Ravens and Orioles Tanning Salon as summer jobs ... likes to cheer for the lons as a hobby ... has worked as a lifeguard in the ... likes to watch Ray Rice and Ryan Lochte compete ... Pittsburgh Steelers and the Miami Heat ... favorite ath- summer for the last three years ... enjoys cheering for favorite food to eat is chicken fi ngers ... enjoys listen- lete is swimmer Ryan Lochte ... enjoys watching “The the Baltimore Orioles, Ravens and Washington Capitals ing to music by Drake ... has one older sister ... daugh- Hunger Games” ... favorite TV show is “Pretty Little ... favorite player is Alex Ovechkin of the Capitals ... ter of Pat and Robin Heaphy ... born on July 22, 1994 in Liars” ... likes to watch movies with Jennifer Aniston likes to watch the movie, “Million Dollar Baby” ... en- Columbia, Md. ... major is exercise science. ... enjoys listening to music by the Goo Goo Dolls ... joys reading the book, “Catcher in the Rye” ... favorite has three brothers and two sisters ... grandfather, Jack thing to eat is her mom’s chili ... likes to listen to music Blondell played lacrosse at Loyola ... daughter of Mike by Bob Marley ... has one older brother ... great uncle, and Lisa Quinn ... born on July 3, 1994 in Annapolis, Md. Bob Skane ran track at Michigan ... daughter of Adam ... major is pre-nursing. and Tracy Roth ... born on October 11, 1993 in Washing- ton, D.C. ... major is biology.

Taylor 25 O’Connor 5-1 • Freshman • Defense Kingsville, Md. Perry Hall H.S. Elementary Education Major

AT PERRY HALL H.S.: Four-year letter win- ner who played for Kristen Arseneau and the Gators ... served as a team captain for her sophomore through senior years ... earned all-academic honors all four years ... also played two years of varsity soccer and was a member of the Gator basketball team ... three- year member of the Spanish honor society. PERSONAL: Lists her grandmother as the person she admires most ... career goal is to become an el- ementary school teacher ... avid fan of the Baltimore Ravens and Orioles ... loves to cheer for Ray Lewis ... favorite book is “50 Shades of Grey” ... likes to watch movies with Jennifer Aniston in them ... enjoys listen- ing to music by Lady Antebellum ... mother played lacrosse and basketball at UMBC ... has two younger sisters ... daughter of Gene and Shawne O’Connor ... born on June 6, 1994 in Baltimore, Md. ... major is el- ementary education.

17 2013 TIGER WOMEN’S LACROSSE || Player Profi les Alyssa Alex Hillary 12 Saxon 17 Simpson 18 Sorg 5-0 • Freshman • Goalkeeper 5-8 • Freshman • Attack 5-4 • Freshman • Midfi eld Henrietta, N.Y. Finksburg, Md. Bel Air, Md. Rush Henrietta H.S. Westminster H.S. Maryvale Prep H.S. Undeclared Major Undeclared Major Exercise Science Major

AT RUSH HENRIETTA H.S.: Four-year let- AT WESTMINSTER H.S.: Four-year letter AT MARYVALE PREP H.S.: Four-year stand- ter winner who played for Coach Thomas Macmillan winner who played for Coach Jackie Stevens and the out who played for Coach Marianne Pizzo and the Li- and the Royal Comets ... two-time all-county selection Owls ... led the Owls to the state semi-fi nals as junior ... ons ... named a Towson Times All-Star as a sophomore ... earned All-Greater Rochester honors as a junior and played with current Tiger teammates Kelly Murkey and ... served as team captain and earned the team’s Un- a senior ... named the Section V Player of the Year as a Ashleigh Rohrback at Westminster ... also played fi eld Sung Hero Award as a senior ... was an UnderArmour senior ... earned All-American honors as a senior. hockey and two years of basketball at Westminster ... Underclass All-Star ... represented the Baltimore Metro PERSONAL: Lists her mother as the person she helped the fi eld hockey team win two state champion- area in the girls division of the national tournament ... admires most ... wants to become a lawyer ... likes to ships. member of the student council as a junior and senior hang out with family and friends ... has held a sum- PERSONAL: Lists her mom as the person she ad- ... served as one of the athletic association leaders for mer job as a sales associate for Finish Line and Cookie mires most ... likes to hang out with friends and fam- Maryvale Prep as a junior and a senior. Nook ... enjoys cheering for the N.Y. Yankees ... favorite ily in her spare time ... enjoys cheering for Ray Lewis PERSONAL: Lists her parents as the people she movie is “Stick It” ... likes to listen to music by Luke and the Baltimore Ravens ... favorite athlete is Jordan admires most ... wants to become a physical therapist Bryan or Kid Cudi ... favorite food to eat is chicken and Wieber who won a gymnastics gold medal at the Lon- ... enjoys cheering for Ray Lewis and Terrell Suggs of dumplings ... has two older brothers and two older don Olympics ... enjoys reading the book, “Fifty Shades the Baltimore Ravens ... favorite movie is “The Break- sisters ... daughter of John and Pam Saxon ... born on of Grey” ... likes to watch the movie, “Bridesmaids” ... fast Club” ... likes watching movies that star Jake January 24, 1994 in Rochester, N.Y. ... has not declared favorite food to eat is sushi ... cousin, Lindsay Kibler, Gyllenhal and Rachel McAdams ... enjoys listening to a major. played for the Tigers between 2009-11 ... father gradu- country music ... most memorable experience was go- ated from Towson ... has one younger brother ... ing to Ireland to see where her grandparents grew up daughter of Deron and Sandy Simpson ... born on April ... has one younger brother ... mother is a graduate 6, 1994 in Finksburg, Md. ... has not declared a major. of Towson ... daughter of Gregory and Noreen Sorg ... born on May 2, 1993 in Baltimore, Md. ... major is exer- cise science.

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Graduate student Jackie LaMonica and the Tigers will face Drexel on April 21.

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NORTH CAROLINA GEORGETOWN Feb. 15 | Chapel Hill, N.C. | 4 p.m. Feb. 23 | Washington, D.C. | 1 p.m. Quick Facts Series History Quick Facts Series History Location: Chapel Hill, N.C. Record: North Carolina leads 3-0 Location: Washington, D.C. Record: Georgetown leads 9-8 Enrollment: 17,895 Tiger Streak: L, 3 Enrollment: 15,318 Tiger Streak: L, 9 Nickname: Tar Heels First Meeting: 3/17/96 - UNC 13, Towson 4 Nickname: Hoyas First Meeting: 4/28/85 - Towson 17, GU 9 Colors: Carolina Blue and White Last Meeting: 5/10/09, UNC 15, Towson 4 Colors: Blue and Gray Last Meeting: 3/10/06, GU 10, Towson 8 Athletics Director: Bubba Cunningham Athletics Director: Lee Reed Conference: Atlantic Coast 2013 Tar Heels’ Schedule Conference: Big East 2013 Hoyas’ Schedule Home Field: Fetzer Field FEB. 9 FLORIDA ...... 12:00 P.M. Home Field: Multi-Sport Field Feb. 16 at Delaware ...... 12:00 p.m. Capacity/Surface: 5,025/Grass FEB. 15 TOWSON ...... 4:00 P.M. Capacity/Surface: 2,500/Field Turf FEB. 23 TOWSON ...... 1:00 P.M. Lacrosse Information FEB. 17 RICHMOND ...... 1:00 P.M. Lacrosse Information MAR. 1 PRINCETON ...... 4:00 P.M. 2012 Overall Record: 15-4 FEB. 22 NORTHWESTERN ...7:00 P.M. 2012 Overall Record: 9-8 Mar. 5 at Stanford ...... 4:00 p.m. 2012 Conference Record: 5-0 Mar. 2 at Penn ...... 1:00 p.m. 2012 Conference Record: 5-3 MAR. 9 DUKE ...... 1:00 P.M. 2012 Final IWLCA Ranking: 5 Mar. 9 VIRGINIA * ...... 3:30 p.m. 2012 Final IWLCA Ranking: 17 Mar. 13 at Johns Hopkins ...... 7:00 p.m. Starters R/L: 9/3 Mar. 12 at High Point ...... 7:00 p.m. Starters R/L: 9/3 Mar. 16 at North Carolina ...... 1:00 p.m. Letterwinners R/L: 22/8 MAR. 16 GEORGETOWN ...... 1:00 P.M. Letterwinners R/L: 25/6 MAR. 22 CINCINNATI # ...... 4:00 P.M. MAR. 20 CORNELL ...... 7:00 P.M. MAR. 24 LOUISVILLE # ...... 1:00 P.M. Coaching Staff MAR. 23 BOSTON COLL. * ... 7:00 P.M. Coaching Staff Apr. 6 at Loyola (Md) # ...... 12:00 p.m. Head Coach: Jenny Levy (Virginia, ‘92) Mar. 28 at Duke * ...... 7:00 p.m. Head Coach: Ricky Fried (UMBC, ‘88) Apr. 12 at Marquette ...... 4:00 p.m. Record at North Carolina: 224-92 (17 yrs.) Mar. 30 at Virginia Tech * ...... 2:00 p.m. Record at Georgetown: 93-55 (8 yrs.) Apr. 14 at Notre Dame # ...... 1:00 p.m. Overall Record: same Apr. 6 at Maryland * ...... 12:00 p.m. Overall Record: same Apr. 19 at Rutgers # ...... 4:00 p.m. Offi ce Phone: 919-962-0740 APR. 12 JACKSONVILLE .....7:00 P.M. Offi ce Phone: 202-687-2420 Apr. 21 at Villanova # ...... 1:00 p.m. Media Information Apr. 20 at Vanderbilt ...... 1:00 p.m. Media Information APR. 26 CONNECTICUT # ..4:00 P.M. SID Contact: Matt Bowers Apr. 25 ACC First Round ...... TBA SID Contact: Barbara Barnes APR. 28 SYRACUSE # ...... 1:00 P.M. Offi ce Phone: 919-962-7259 Apr. 26 ACC Semifi nal...... TBA Offi ce Phone: 202-687-7155 E-Mail: [email protected] Apr. 28 ACC Final ...... TBA E-Mail: [email protected] # - Big East game Website: www.goheels.com Website: www.GUHoyas.com * - Atlantic Coast Conference game

UMBC LOYOLA (MD.) Feb. 27 | Baltimore, Md. | 4 p.m. Mar. 2 | Unitas Stadium | 1 p.m. Quick Facts Series History Quick Facts Series History Location: Baltimore, Md. Record: Towson leads 32-7 Location: Baltimore, Md. Record: Loyola leads 29-10 Enrollment: 13,637 Tiger Streak: W, 1 Enrollment: 3,800 Tiger Streak: W, 1 Nickname: Retreivers First Meeting: 1977 - UMBC 6, Towson 3 Nickname: Greyhounds First Meeting: 1977 -Towson 10, Loyola 3 Colors: Black & Gold Last Meeting: 3/29/12 - Towson 11, UMBC 3 Colors: Green & Grey Last Meeting: 3/3/12 - Towson 7, Loyola 6 Athletics Director: Dr. Freeman Hrabowski Athletics Director: Jim Paquette Conference: America East 2013 Retrievers’ Schedule Conference: Big East 2013 Greyhounds’ Schedule Home Field: UMBC Stadium Feb. 16 at American ...... Noon Home Field: Ridley Athletic Complex FEB. 16 VIRGINIA ...... TBA Capacity/Surface: 4,500/ Momentum Turf FEB. 23 CALIFORNIA ...... 5:00 P.M. Capacity/Surface: 6,000/Field Turf FEB. 23 PENN STATE ...... TBA Lacrosse Information FEB. 27 TOWSON ...... 4:00 P.M. Lacrosse Information FEB. 27 JOHNS HOPKINS ...... TBA 2012 Overall Record: 8-9 Mar. 2 at Colgate ...... Noon 2012 Overall Record: 14-6 Mar. 2 at Towson ...... 1:00 p.m. 2012 Conference Record: 3-3 Mar. 5 at Maryland ...... 7:00 p.m. 2012 Conference Record: 7-1 Mar. 5 at Florida...... TBA 2012 Final IWLCA Ranking: n/a MAR. 9 DREXEL ...... 1:00 P.M. 2012 Final IWLCA Ranking: 7 Mar. 13 at Delaware ...... TBA Starters R/L: 7/5 MAR. 15 MT. ST. MARY’S .....7:00 P.M. Starters R/L: 9/3 MAR. 16 JAMES MADISON ...... TBA Letterwinners R/L: 12/8 Mar. 18 at Wagner ...... 3:00 p.m. Letterwinners R/L: 22/6 MAR. 22 LOUISVILLE * ...... TBA Mar. 23 at Boston U.* ...... 1:00 p.m. MAR. 24 CINCINNATI * ...... TBA Coaching Staff MAR. 27 LOYOLA ...... 7:00 P.M. Coaching Staff Mar. 27 at UMBC ...... TBA Head Coaches: Tony Giro & Amy Appelt APR. 3 BINGHAMTON * ....4:00 P.M. Head Coach: Jen Adams (Maryland, ‘01) APR. 6 GEORGETOWN * ...... TBA Record at UMBC: fi rst year APR. 6 STONY BROOK * ... 5:00 P.M. Record at Loyola: 53-22 (4 yrs.) Apr. 12 at Notre Dame * ...... TBA Overall Record: same Apr. 13 at Albany * ...... Noon Overall Record: same Apr. 14 at Marquette ...... TBA Offi ce Phone: 410-455-2206 APR. 17 JOHNS HOPKINS ...4:00 P.M. Offi ce Phone: 410-617-2167 Apr. 19 at Villanova * ...... TBA Media Information Apr. 20 at Vermont * ...... Noon Media Information Apr. 21 at Rutgers * ...... TBA SID Contact: Paige Schneider APR. 27 NEW HAMPSHIRE * .....NOON SID Contact: Amanda McClure APR. 26 SYRACUSE * ...... TBA Offi ce Phone: 410-455-2639 Offi ce Phone: 410-617-2777 APR. 28 CONNECTICUT * ...... TBA E-Mail: [email protected] * - America East contest E-Mail: [email protected] May 2 BIG EAST Semifi nals ...... TBA Website: www.UMBCRetreivers.com Website: www.loyolagreyhounds.com May 4 BIG EAST Championship .....TBA

* - Big East Conference game

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AMERICAN SYRACUSE Mar. 6 | Washington, D.C. | 3 p.m. Mar. 9 | Unitas Stadium | 1 p.m. Quick Facts Series History Quick Facts Series History Location: Washington, D.C. Record: Towson leads 9-1 Location: Syracuse, N.Y. Record: Syracuse leads 8-0 Enrollment: 6,657 Tiger Streak: W, 6 Enrollment: 13,987 Tiger Streak: L, 8 Nickname: Eagles First Meeting: 3/17/92- Towson 17, AU 3 Nickname: Orange First Meeting: 3/19/06 - SU 7, Towson 5 Colors: Red, White & Blue Last Meeting: 3/4/08 - Towson 17, AU 8 Colors: Orange Last Meeting: 3/13/12 - SU 18, Towson 7 Interim Athletics Director: David Taylor Athletics Director: Dr. Darryl Gross Conference: Patriot 2013 Eagles’ Schedule Conference: Big East 2013 Orange Schedule Home Field: Jacobs Field Feb. 13 at William and Mary .4:00 p.m. Home Field: Carrier Dome Jan. 13 at Jacksonville ...... 1 p.m. Capacity/Surface: 2,500/Astroturf FEB. 16 UMBC ...... 12:00 P.M. Capacity/Surface: 49,550/Field Turf FEB. 17 MARYLAND ...... 1 P.M. Lacrosse Information FEB. 24 HIGH POINT ...... 11:00 A.M. Lacrosse Information FEB. 24 VIRGINIA ...... 1 P.M. 2012 Overall Record: 7-10 Feb. 27 at Richmond ...... 4:00 p.m. 2012 Overall Record: 19-4 Mar. 2 at Florida...... TBD 2012 Conference Record: 3-3 Mar. 4 at George Mason ...... 7:00 p.m. 2012 Conference Record: 8-0 Mar. 9 at Towson ...... 1 p.m. 2012 Final IWLCA Ranking: n/a MAR. 6 TOWSON ...... 3:00 P.M. 2012 Final IWLCA Ranking: 2 MAR. 22 CONNECTICUT * ...... 3 P.M. Starters R/L: 7/5 Mar. 9 at Old Dominion ...... 1:00 p.m. Starters R/L: 10/2 Mar. 27 at Boston College ...... 4 p.m. Letterwinners R/L: 12/8 MAR. 13 COASTAL CAROLINA .12:00 P.M. Letterwinners R/L: 24/8 Mar. 30 at Northwestern ...... 1 p.m. MAR. 16 HOLY CROSS * .....12:00 P.M. Apr. 5 at Villanova * ...... 4 p.m. Coaching Staff Mar. 23 at Colgate * ...... 1:00 p.m. Coaching Staff Apr. 7 at Rutgers * ...... 1 p.m. Interim Head Coach: Emma Wallace (JHU, ‘07) MAR. 27 JOHNS HOPKINS ...4:00 P.M. APR. 12 LOUISVILLE * ...... 6 P.M. Record at American: fi rst season Head Coach: Gary Gait (Syracuse, ‘90) MAR. 30 BUCKNELL * ...... 2:00 P.M. Record at Syracuse: 76-27 (5 yrs.) APR. 14 CINCINNATI * ...... 1 P.M. Overall Record: same APR. 2 VIRGINIA ...... 4:00 P.M. APR. 16 CORNELL ...... 4 P.M. Offi ce Phone: 202-885-3072 Overall Record: same Apr. 7 at Lehigh * ...... 1:00 p.m. Offi ce Phone: 315-443-4390 APR. 19 NOTRE DAME * ...... 6 P.M. Media Information Apr. 13 at Lafayette *...... 1:00 p.m. APR. 21 MARQUETTE ...... 1 P.M. SID Contact: Katie Mattern APR. 17 LONGWOOD ...... 4:00 P.M. Media Information Apr. 26 at Loyola * ...... 7 p.m. Offi ce Phone: 202-885-3030 APR. 21 NAVY * ...... 12:00 P.M. SID Contact: Susie Mehringer Apr. 28 at Georgetown * ...... 1 p.m. E-Mail: [email protected] Apr. 26 Patriot League Semifi nals TBA Offi ce Phone: 315-443-2608 Website: www.aueagles.com Apr. 28 Patriot League Finals ...... TBA E-Mail: [email protected] * - Big East game Website: www.SuAthletics.com * - Patriot League game

RICHMOND JOHNS HOPKINS Mar. 16 | Richmond, Va. | 1 p.m. Mar. 19 | Unitas Stadium | 7 p.m. Quick Facts Series History Quick Facts Series History Location: Richmond, Va. Record: Towson leads 11-8 Location: Baltimore, Md. Record: Johns Hopkins leads 11-7 Enrollment: 2,950 Tiger Streak: W, 6 Enrollment: 4,950 Tiger Streak: L, 2 Nickname: Spiders First Meeting: 4/22/82 - UR 11, Towson 3 Nickname: Blue Jays First Meeting: 4/25/80 - Towson 16, JHU 1 Colors: Red & Blue Last Meeting: 3/17/12 - Towson 13, UR 12 Colors: Columbia Blue & Black Last Meeting: 3/7/12 - JHU 5, Towson 4 Athletics Director: Jim Miller Athletics Director: Tom Calder Conference: Atlantic 10 2013 Spiders’ Schedule Conference: American Lacrosse Conf. 2013 Blue Jays’ Schedule Home Field: Robins Stadium FEB. 10 MARYLAND ...... 1:00 P.M. Home Field: Homewood Field FEB. 16 OLD DOMINION ...... 1:00 P.M. Capacity/Surface: 9.071/Field Turf Feb. 15 at Duke...... 7:00 p.m. Capacity/Surface: 8,500/Field Turf FEB. 20 MT SAINT MARY ...4:00 P.M. Lacrosse Information Feb. 17 at North Carolina ...... 1:00 p.m. Lacrosse Information FEB. 23 BUCKNELL ...... 4:00 P.M. 2012 Overall Record: 10-8 FEB. 20 VIRGINIA ...... 5:00 P.M. 2012 Overall Record: 9-9 Feb. 27 at Loyola ...... 7:00 p.m. 2012 Conference Record: 5-2 FEB. 27 AMERICAN ...... 4:00 P.M. 2012 Conference Record: 1-4 MAR. 9 NORTHWESTERN * 12:00 P.M. 2012 Final IWLCA Ranking: N/a Mar. 2 at Navy ...... 1:00 p.m. 2012 Final IWLCA Ranking: 18 MAR. 13 GEORGETOWN ....5:30 P.M. Starters R/L: MAR. 6 OLD DOMINION .....4:00 P.M. Starters R/L: 5/7 MAR. 16 G. WASHINGTON ..1:00 P.M. Letterwinners R/L: MAR. 13 JAMES MADISON ..6:00 P.M. Letterwinners R/L: 18/10 Mar. 19 at Towson ...... 7:00 p.m. MAR. 16 TOWSON ...... 1:00 P.M. Mar. 23 at Princeton ...... 1:00 p.m. Coaching Staff Mar. 23 at William & Mary ...... 1:00 p.m. Coaching Staff Mar. 27 at American ...... 4:00 p.m. Head Coach: Allison Evans (W&M, ‘03) Mar. 29 at Geo. Washington * 4:00 p.m. Head Coach: Janine Tucker (Loyola, ‘89) MAR. 30 VANDERBILT * ...... 1:00 P.M. Record at Richmond: fi rst season Apr. 5 at UMass * ...... 4:00 p.m. Record at JHU: 210-113 (19 yrs.) Apr. 6 at Florida * ...... 1:00 p.m. Overall Record: same Apr. 7 at La Salle * ...... 1:00 p.m. Overall Record: same Apr. 11 at Virginia ...... 7:00 p.m. Offi ce Phone: 804-287-6680 APR. 12 DUQUESNE * ...... 4:00 P.M. Offi ce Phone: 410-516-7479 Apr. 17 at UMBC ...... 4:00 p.m. Media Information APR. 14 ST. BONAVENTURE * .12:00 P.M. Media Information APR. 21 PENN STATE * ...... 12:00 P.M. SID Contact: Rachel Park APR. 19 ST. JOESPH’S * .....4:00 P.M. SID Contact: Jill Guise Apr. 28 at Ohio State * ...... 12:00 p.m. Offi ce Phone: 804-287-6312 Apr. 21 at Temple * ...... 1:00 p.m. Offi ce Phone: 410-516-0638 May 2 ALC Tournament ...... TBA E-Mail: [email protected] Apr. 26 A-10 Semifi nals ...... TBA E-Mail: [email protected] May 3 ALC Semi Final ...... TBA Website: www. RichmondSpiders.com Apr. 28 A-10 Finals ...... TBA Website: www. Hopkinssports.com May 5 ALC Final ...... 12:00 p.m.

* - Atlantic 10 game * - American Lacrosse Conference game

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MARYLAND DELAWARE Mar. 26 | Unitas Stadium | 7 p.m. Mar. 31 | Newark, Del. | 1 p.m. Quick Facts Series History Quick Facts Series History Location: College Park, Md. Record: Maryland leads 32-6 Location: Newark, Del. Record: Delaware leads 30-16 Enrollment: 37,461 Tiger Streak: L, 32 Enrollment: 16,000 Tiger Streak: W, 6 Nickname: Terrapins or Terps First Meeting: 4/23/74 - Towson 12, Md. 4 Nickname: Blue Hens First Meeting: 1977- UD 13, Towson 6 Colors: Red, White, Black & Gold Last Meeting: 3/27/12 - Md. 13, Towson 3 Colors: Royal Blue & Gold Last Meeting: 4/1/12 - Towson 10, UD 8 Athletics Director: Kevin Anderson Athletics Director: Eric Ziady Conference: Atlantic Coast 2013 Terrapins’ Schedule Conference: CAA 2013 Blue Hens’ Schedule Home Field: FH & Lacrosse Complex Feb. 10 at Richmond ...... 1:00 p.m. Home Field: Delaware Stadium FEB. 16 GEORGETOWN ...... 12 NOON Capacity/Surface: 1,200/Astroturf Feb. 17 at Syracuse ...... 1:00 p.m. Capacity/Surface: 22,000/Field Turf Feb. 22 at Monmouth ...... 3 p.m. Lacrosse Information FEB. 24 DUKE * ...... 1:00 P.M. Lacrosse Information FEB. 24 DENVER ...... 12 NOON 2012 Overall Record: 19-4 Mar. 1 at Virginia * ...... 7:00 p.m. 2012 Overall Record: 5-12 Mar. 1 at La Salle ...... 7 p.m. 2012 Conference Record: 3-2 MAR. 3 HOFSTRA ...... 1:00 P.M. 2012 Conference Record: 3-4 Mar. 5 at Lehigh ...... 4 p.m. 2012 Final IWLCA Ranking: 4 MAR. 5 UMBC ...... 7:00 P.M. 2012 Final IWLCA Ranking: n/a MAR. 9 RUTGERS ...... 3 P.M. Starters R/L: 9/3 MAR. 9 PENN STATE ...... 12:00 P.M. Starters R/L: 7/5 MAR. 13 LOYOLA (MD.) ...... 6 P.M. Letterwinners R/L: 25/4 Mar. 16 at Boston College * ...1:00 p.m. Letterwinners R/L: 15/2 Mar. 16 at Lafayette ...... 1 p.m. Mar. 17 at Stony Brook ...... 4:00 p.m. MAR. 27 TEMPLE ...... 5 P.M. Coaching Staff Mar. 20 at William & Mary ...... 4:00 p.m. Coaching Staff MAR. 31 TOWSON * ...... 1 P.M. Head Coach: Cathy Reese (Maryland, ‘98) MAR. 23 JAMES MADISON ....12:00 P.M. Head Coach: Kateri Linville (Delaware, ‘03) Apr. 5 at James Madison * ...... 5 p.m. Record at Maryland: 95-14 (6 yrs.) Mar. 26 at Towson ...... 7:00 p.m. Record at Delaware: 13-21 (2 yrs.) Apr. 7 at George Mason * ...... 1 p.m. Overall Record: 148-44 (9 yrs.) MAR. 30 PENN ...... 1:00 P.M. Overall Record: same APR. 12 OLD DOMINION * ...... 5 P.M. Offi ce Phone: 301-314-4273 APR. 6 NORTH CAROLINA * 12:00 P.M. Offi ce Phone: 302-831-4057 APR. 14 WILLIAM & MARY * .....1 P.M. Media Information APR. 10 PRINCETON ...... 7:00 P.M. Media Information Apr. 19 at Drexel * ...... 5 p.m. SID Contact: Jodi Fick APR. 14 DARTMOUTH ...... 12:00 P.M. SID Contact: Maggie Hayon APR. 21 HOFSTRA * ...... 1 P.M. Offi ce Phone: 301-314-7064 Apr. 20 at Virginia Tech * .....12:00 p.m. Offi ce Phone: 302-831-6389 May 3 CAA Semifi nals ...... tba E-Mail: jfi [email protected] Apr. 25 ACC Quarterfi nals ...... TBA E-Mail: [email protected] May 5 CAA Finals ...... tba Website: www.UMTerps.com Apr. 26 ACC Semifi nals ...... TBA Website: www.BlueHens.com Apr. 28 ACC Championship ...... TBA * - Colonial Athletic Association game * - Atlantic Coast Conference game

GEORGE MASON JAMES MADISON Apr. 5 | Fairfax, Va. | 7 p.m. Apr. 7 | Harrisonburg, Va. | 1 p.m. Quick Facts Series History Quick Facts Series History Location: Fairfax, Va. Record: Towson leads 11-7 Location: Harrisonburg, Va. Record: JMU leads 22-9 Enrollment: 32,562 Tiger Streak: W, 5 Enrollment: 18,971 Tiger Streak: W, 2 Nickname: Patriots First Meeting: 4/23/97 - Towson 7, GMU 6 Nickname: Dukes First Meeting: 1977 - JMU 12, Towson 7 Colors: Green & Gold Last Meeting: 4/20/12 - Towson 15, GMU 9 Colors: Purple & Gold Last Meeting: 4/29/12 - Towson 8, JMU 7 Athletics Director: Tom O’Connor Athletics Director: Jeff Bourne Conference: CAA 2013 Patriots Schedule Conference: CAA 2013 Dukes’ Schedule Home Field: George Mason Stadium Feb. 20 at Longwood ...... 4:00 p.m. Home Field: University Park FEB. 21 CALIFORNIA ...... 4:00 P.M. Capacity/Surface: 5,000/Bermuda Turf FEB. 23 BROWN ...... 1:00 P.M. Capacity/Surface: 1,500/Bermuda Grass Feb. 27 at Virginia Tech ...... 6:00 p.m. Lacrosse Information Feb. 27 at Geo. Washington ...3:30 p.m. Lacrosse Information MAR. 2 FAIRFIELD ...... 1:00 P.M. 2012 Overall Record: 3-13 Mar. 1 BUCKNELL ...... 7:00 p.m. 2012 Overall Record: 11-7 Mar. 6 at Penn State ...... 4:00 p.m. 2012 Conference Record: 1-6 Mar. 9 AMERICAN ...... 1:00 p.m. 2012 Conference Record: 6-1 Mar. 13 at Richmond ...... 6:00 p.m. 2012 Final USILA Ranking: n/a Mar. 13 at Albany ...... 12:00 p.m. 2012 Final IWLCA Ranking: n/a Mar. 16 at Loyola ...... 1:00 p.m. Starters R/L: 6/6 Mar. 16 at Marist ...... 12:00 p.m. Starters R/L: 6/6 MAR. 20 VIRGINIA ...... 7:00 P.M. Letterwinners R/L: 19/7 MAR. 20 LIBERTY ...... 2:00 P.M. Letterwinners R/L: 22/8 Mar. 23 at Maryland ...... 1:00 p.m. MAR. 23 HIGH POINT ...... 1:00 P.M. Mar. 27 at George Mason * ... 5:00 p.m. Coaching Staff MAR. 27 JAMES MADISON * 5:00 P.M. Coaching Staff MAR. 30 STANFORD ...... 1:00 P.M. Head Coach: Lauren Hay (GMU, ‘02) APR. 5 TOWSON * ...... 7:00 P.M. Head Coach: Shelly Klaes-Bawcombe (JMU, 97) APR. 5 DELAWARE *...... 5:00 P.M. Record at Mason: 15-54 (4 yrs.) APR. 7 DELAWARE *...... 1:00 P.M. Record at JMU: 68-39 (6 yrs.) APR. 7 TOWSON * ...... 1:00 P.M. Overall Record: 38-96 (7 yrs.) Apr. 12 at Drexel * ...... 7:00 p.m. Overall Record: 118-74 (11 yrs.) Apr. 12 at Hofstra *...... 4:00 p.m. Offi ce Phone: 703-993-3219 Apr. 14 at Hofstra *...... 1:00 p.m. Offi ce Phone: 540-568-3618 Apr. 14 at Drexel * ...... 1:00 p.m. Media Information Apr. 19 at Old Dominion * ...... 7:00 p.m. Media Information Apr. 19 at William & Mary *... 4:00 p.m. SID Contact: Liz Ryan APR. 21 WILLIAM & MARY * 1:00 P.M. SID Contact: Milla Sue Wisecarver APR. 21 OLD DOMINION * ...1:00 P.M. Offi ce Phone: 703-993-3246 May 3 CAA Semifi nal ...... TBA Offi ce Phone: 540-568-6154 May 3 CAA Semifi nal ...... TBA E-Mail: [email protected] May 5 CAA Championship ...... TBA E-Mail: [email protected] May 5 CAA Championship ...... TBA Website: www.GoMason.com Website: www.jmusports.com * - Colonial Athletic Association game * - Colonial Athletic Association game

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WILLIAM & MARY OLD DOMINION Apr. 12 | Unitas Stadium | 7 p.m. Apr. 14 | Unitas Stadium | 1 p.m. Quick Facts Series History Quick Facts Series History Location: Williamsburg, Va. Record: Tigers lead 10-8 Location: Norfolk, Va. Record: Towson leads 6-5 Enrollment: 7,625 Tiger Streak: W, 4 Enrollment: 24,573 Tiger Streak: W, 3 Nickname: Tribe First Meeting: 5/12/79 - W&M 13, Towson 5 Nickname: Lady Monarchs First Meeting: 4/14/82 - ODU 15, Towson 7 Colors: Green, Gold & Silver Last Meeting: 4/6/12 - Towson 8, W&M 7 Colors: Slate Blue, Sky Blue & Silver Last Meeting: 4/8/12 - Towson 9, ODU 7 Athletics Director: Terry Driscoll Athletics Director: Dr. Wood Selig Conference: CAA 2013 Tribe Schedule Conference: CAA 2013 Lady Monarchs’ Schedule Home Field: Albert-Day Field FEB. 13 AMERICAN ...... 4:00 P.M. Home Field: L.R. Hill Sports Complex Feb. 16 at Johns Hopkins ...... 1:00 p.m. Capacity/Surface: 1,000/Grass Feb. 17 at Duke...... 3:00 p.m. Capacity/Surface: 1,500/Field Turf Feb. 23 at Louisville ...... 1:00 p.m. Lacrosse Information FEB. 20 OHIO STATE ...... 3:00 P.M. Lacrosse Information FEB. 26 WILLIAM & MARY * 7:00 P.M. 2012 Overall Record: 4-13 Feb. 26 at Old Dominion * .....7:00 p.m. 2012 Overall Record: 4-13 Mar. 2 at Jacksonville ...... TBA 2012 Conference Record: 2-5 Mar. 2 at Stetson ...... 10:00 a.m. 2012 Conference Record: 1-6 Mar. 6 at Richmond ...... 4:00 p.m. 2012 Final IWLCA Ranking: n/a Mar. 8 at Jacksonville ...... 3:30 p.m. 2012 Final IWLCA Ranking: n/a MAR. 9 AMERICAN ...... 1:00 P.M. Starters R/L: 6/6 Mar. 13 at Virginia ...... 7:00 p.m. Starters R/L: 5/7 Mar. 17 at Saint Joseph’s ...... 1:00 p.m. Letterwinners R/L: 20/8 MAR. 20 MARYLAND ...... 4:00 P.M. Letterwinners R/L: 10/9 MAR. 20 LONGWOOD ...... 4:00 P.M. MAR. 23 RICHMOND ...... 1:00 P.M. Mar. 23 at Virginia Tech ...... 1:00 p.m. Coaching Staff Mar. 30 at Longwood ...... 1:00 p.m. Coaching Staff MAR. 27 VIRGINIA ...... 7:00 P.M. Head Coach: Brooke Ireland (Va. Tech, ‘96) APR. 5 DREXEL * ...... 7:00 P.M. Head Coach: Heather Holt (ODU, ‘95) MAR. 30 OREGON ...... 11:00 A.M. Record at W&M: 4-13 (1 yrs.) APR. 7 HOFSTRA * ...... 1:00 P.M. Record at ODU: 4-13 (1 yr.) APR. 5 HOFSTRA * ...... 7:00 P.M. Overall Record: 38-42 (5 yrs.) Apr. 12 at Towson * ...... 7:00 p.m. Overall Record: same APR. 7 DREXEL * ...... 1:00 P.M. Offi ce Phone: 757-221-3389 Apr. 14 at Delaware * ...... 1:00 p.m. Offi ce Phone: 757-683-4541 Apr. 12 at Delaware * ...... 5:00 p.m. Media Information APR. 19 JAMES MADISON * 4:00 P.M. Media Information Apr. 14 at Towson * ...... 1:00 p.m. SID Contact: Rob Turner Apr. 21 at George Mason * .... 1:00 p.m. SID Contact: Ben Waring APR. 19 GEORGE MASON * .7:00 P.M. Offi ce Phone: 757-221-3370 May 3 CAA Semifi nal ...... TBA Offi ce Phone: 757-683-5581 Apr. 21 at James Madison * ..1:00 p.m. E-Mail: [email protected] May 5 CAA Championship ...... TBA E-Mail: [email protected] Website: www.tribeatheltics.com Website: www.odusports.com * - Colonial Athletic Association game * - Colonial Athletic Association game

HOFSTRA DREXEL Apr. 19 | Hempstead, N.Y. | 7 p.m. Apr. 21 | Unitas Stadium | 1 p.m. Quick Facts Series History Quick Facts Series History Location: Hempstead, N.Y. Record: Towson leads 18-11 Location: Philadelphia, Pa. Record: Towson leads 30-2 Enrollment: 12,100 Tiger Streak: W, 3 Enrollment: 24,860 Tiger Streak: W, 3 Nickname: Pride First Meeting: 3/31/84 - Towson 17, HU 6 Nickname: Dragons First Meeting: 4/21/83 - Towson 10, DU 6 Colors: Gold, White & Blue Last Meeting: 4/13/12 - Towson 16, HU 9 Colors: Navy Blue & Gold Last Meeting: 4/27/12 - Towson 12, DU 11 Athletics Director: Jeffrey Hathaway Athletics Director: Dr. Eric Zillmer Conference: CAA 2013 Pride Schedule Conference: CAA 2012 Dragons’ Schedule Home Field: James M. Shuart Stadium FEB. 16 NEW HAMPSHIRE .11:00 A.M. Home Field: Vidas Field Feb. 16 at George Washington 1:00 p.m. Capacity/Surface: 13,000/Field Turf FEB. 20 FAIRFIELD ...... 2:00 P.M. Capacity/Surface: 1,000/Field Turf FEB. 20 LA SALLE ...... 4:00 P.M. Lacrosse Information FEB. 23 COLGATE ...... 11:00 A.M. Lacrosse Information Feb. 23 at Penn ...... 1:00 p.m. 2012 Overall Record: 5-12 Feb. 27 at Marist ...... 1:00 p.m. 2012 Overall Record: 11-6 Mar. 1 at Saint Joseph’s ...... 3:30 p.m. 2012 Conference Record: 4-3 Mar. 3 at Maryland ...... 1:00 p.m. 2012 Conference Record: 4-3 MAR. 6 VILLANOVA ...... 4:00 P.M. 2012 Final IWLCA Ranking: n/a MAR. 9 YALE ...... 1:00 P.M. 2012 Final IWLCA Ranking: n/a Mar. 9 at UMBC ...... 1:00 p.m. Starters R/L: 10/2 Mar. 13 at Rutgers ...... 3:00 p.m. Starters R/L: 7/6 MAR. 13 COLGATE ...... 4:00 P.M. Letterwinners R/L: 24/4 MAR. 17 QUINNIPIAC ...... 2:00 P.M. Letterwinners R/L: 19/10 MAR. 17 LOUISVILLE ...... 1:00 P.M. MAR. 21 TEMPLE ...... 3:00 P.M. MAR. 22 PENN STATE ...... 7:00 P.M. Coaching Staff Mar. 30 at Ohio State ...... 11:00 a.m. Coaching Staff MAR. 30 UC DAVIS ...... 4:30 P.M. Head Coach: Shannon Smith (Northwestern ‘12) Apr. 5 at Old Dominion * ..... 7:00 p.m. Head Coach: Ann Marie Vesco (Penn State, ‘88) Apr. 5 at William & Mary *....7:00 p.m. Record at Hofstra: fi rst season Apr. 7 at William & Mary *.... 1:00 p.m. Record at Drexel: 102-67 (10 yrs.) Apr. 7 at Old Dominion * ...... 1:00 p.m. Overall Record: same APR. 12 JAMES MADISON * 4:00 P.M. Overall Record: 184-131 (19 yrs.) APR. 12 GEORGE MASON * .7:00 P.M. Offi ce Phone: 516-463-6475 APR. 14 GEORGE MASON * ..1:00 P.M. Offi ce Phone: 215-895-1885 APR. 14 JAMES MADISON ...1:00 P.M. Media Information APR. 19 TOWSON * ...... 7:00 P.M. Media Information APR. 19 DELAWARE ...... 7:00 P.M. SID Contact: Stephen Gorchov Apr. 21 at Delaware * ...... 1:00 p.m. SID Contact: Christina Puggi Apr. 21 at Towson ...... 1:00 p.m. Offi ce Phone: 516-463-4933 APR. 27 DREXEL * ...... 4:00 P.M. Offi ce Phone: 215-895-2084 Apr. 27 at Hofstra ...... 4:00 p.m. E-Mail: [email protected] May 3 CAA Semifi nals ...... TBA E-Mail: [email protected] May 3 CAA Semifi nals ...... TBA Website: www.gohofstra.com May 5 CAA Championship ...... TBA Website: www.DrexelDragons.com May 5 CAA Championship ...... TBA

* - Colonial Athletic Association game * - Colonial Athletic Association game

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American (9-1) Apr. 16, 1992 ...... A ...... L, 9-10 Apr. 04, 1992 ...... H ...... W, 13-6 Apr. 18, 2006 ...... H ...... W, 18-14 Mar. 17, 1992 ...... H ...... W, 17-3 Apr. 15, 1993 ...... H ...... L, 8-9 Apr. 03, 1993 ...... A ...... L, 6-11 Apr. 08, 2007 ...... A ...... W, 19-13 Mar. 15, 1993 ...... H ...... W, 15-4 Apr. 19, 1994 ...... A ...... L, 6-15 Apr. 09, 1994...... H ...... W, 15-2 Apr. 11, 2008 ...... H ...... L, 10-13 Apr. 12, 1994 ...... H ...... W, 16-5 Mar. 22, 1995 ...... H ...... L, 7-17 Apr. 06, 1995 ...... A ...... W, 11-9 May 02, 2008 ...... N ...... W, 8-7 Feb. 27, 2002 ...... H ...... L, 6-10 Mar. 28, 1996 ...... A ...... L, 4-9 Apr. 13, 1996 ...... H ...... W, 17-7 Apr. 17, 2009 ...... A ...... W, 13-6 Mar. 05, 2003 ...... H ...... W, 17-16 May 04, 1996 ...... H ...... W, 10-9 Apr. 17, 1997 ...... A ...... W, 11-6 Apr. 11, 2010 ...... H ...... W, 18-5 Mar. 02, 2004 ...... A ...... W, 16-13 Mar. 19, 1997 ...... H ...... W, 8-3 Apr. 04, 1998 ...... H ...... W, 20-3 Apr. 17, 2011 ...... A ...... W, 11-7 Mar. 01, 2005 ...... H ...... W, 16-6 May 04, 1998 ...... N ...... L, 9-13 Mar. 20, 1999 ...... A ...... W, 14-7 Apr. 20, 2012 ...... H ...... W, 15-9 Mar. 01, 2006 ...... A ...... W, 17-10 Mar. 24, 1999...... H ...... L, 9-11 Apr. 22, 2000...... H ...... W, 16-3 Georgetown (8-10) Feb. 26, 2007 ...... H ...... W, 17-7 May 01, 1999 ...... N ...... L, 4-9 Mar. 11, 2001 ...... A ...... W, 12-6 Apr. 28, 1985 ...... H ...... W, 17-9 Mar. 04, 2008 ...... A ...... W, 17-8 Mar. 22, 2000 ...... A ...... L, 6-19 Mar. 09, 2002 ...... H ...... W, 15-5 Apr. 10, 1987 ...... A ...... W, 12-11 Mar. 17, 2001...... H ...... L, 6-15 Mar. 14, 2003 ...... A ...... W, 14-8 Apr.14, 1988 ...... H ...... W, 6-5 Delaware (16-28) Mar. 20, 2002 ...... A ...... W, 12-11 Apr. 23, 2004 ...... A ...... W, 16-13 Apr. 13, 1989 ...... A ...... W, 10-1 1977 ...... H ...... L, 6-13 Mar. 16, 2003 ...... A ...... L, 8-12 Apr. 03, 2005...... H ...... W, 14-7 Apr. 26, 1990 ...... H ...... W, 13-1 1978 ...... H ...... L, 4-9 Mar. 28, 2004 ...... H ...... W, 9-6 Apr. 07, 2006 ...... A ...... W, 14-9 Apr. 25, 1991 ...... A ...... W, 10-4 May 02, 1979...... H ...... L, 6-13 Mar. 25, 2005 ...... A ...... L, 8-13 Apr. 20, 2007 ...... H ...... W, 12-6 Apr. 30, 1992 ...... H ...... W, 19-3 Apr. 30, 1980 ...... A ...... L, 8-11 Mar. 24, 2006 ...... H ...... W, 16-13 Apr. 06, 2008 ...... A ...... W, 11-10 Apr. 29, 1993 ...... A ...... W, 15-4 May 09, 1980 ...... H ...... W, 13-12 Apr. 01, 2007...... A ...... L , 15-16 Apr. 12, 2009...... H ...... W, 17-12 Apr. 28, 1994 ...... H ...... L, 11-14 Apr. 29, 1981 ...... H ...... L, 4-10 Mar. 30, 2008 ...... H ...... W, 15-10 Apr. 23, 2010 ...... A ...... W, 12-8 Apr. 22, 1995 ...... A ...... L, 5-14 May 01, 1982 ...... A ...... L, 2-9 Apr. 23, 2009 ...... A ...... W, 10-6 Apr. 08, 2011 ...... H ...... L, 5-7 Apr. 17, 1996 ...... H ...... L, 6-11 Apr. 14, 1983 ...... H ...... L, 6-21 May 02, 2009 ...... N ...... W, 8-7 May 5, 2011 ...... H ...... W, 10-8 Apr. 08, 1997...... A ...... L, 3-14 May 06, 1983 ...... A ...... L, 3-28 Apr. 03, 2010...... H ...... W, 17-8 Apr. 15, 2012 ...... A ...... W, 11-10 Apr. 25, 1998 ...... H ...... L, 10-14 Apr. 12, 1984 ...... A ...... L, 10-21 Apr. 02, 2011 ...... A ...... W, 9-8 Apr. 27, 2012 ...... H ...... W, 12-11 Apr. 01, 1999 ...... A ...... L, 8-13 Apr. 23, 1985 ...... H ...... L, 10-11 Apr. 01, 2012...... H ...... W, 10-8 George Mason (10-7) Mar. 29, 2000 ...... H ...... L, 4-15 May 04, 1985 ...... H ...... L, 5-17 Drexel (29-2) Apr. 23, 1997 ...... A ...... W, 7-6(ot) Mar. 01, 2001 ...... A ...... L, 3-16 Apr. 24, 1986 ...... A ...... L, 2-36 Apr. 07, 1984 ...... H ...... W, 11-3 Apr. 15, 1998 ...... H ...... L, 9-10 Mar. 06, 2002 ...... H ...... L, 8-10 Apr. 23, 1987 ...... H ...... L, 2-24 Apr. 20, 1985 ...... A ...... W, 12-5 Apr. 05, 1999 ...... A ...... L, 3-9 May 12, 2005 ...... A ...... L, 15-18 Apr. 21, 1988 ...... A ...... L, 7-13 Apr. 12, 1986 ...... H ...... W, 13-12 Mar. 02, 2000 ...... H ...... L, 4-12 Apr. 20, 1989 ...... H ...... L, 11-12 Apr. 03, 1987 ...... A ...... W, 12-5 Mar. 14, 2001 ...... A ...... L, 7-12 Apr. 19, 1990...... A ...... W, 8-3 Apr. 09, 1988 ...... H ...... W, 8-7 Mar. 06, 2002 ...... H ...... L, 8-10 May 06, 1990 ...... H ...... W, 4-3 Apr. 08, 1989 ...... A ...... W, 14-6 Apr. 09, 2003 ...... A ...... L, 6-9 Apr. 20, 1991 ...... H ...... W, 13-5 May 02, 1990 ...... H ...... W, 14-3 Apr. 09, 2004 ...... H ...... W, 11-10 May 05, 1991 ...... H ...... W, 11-6 Apr. 13, 1991 ...... A ...... W, 8-7(ot) Apr. 08, 2005 ...... A ...... W, 8-6

Taylor Moore scored the fi rst two goals of her career, including the game-winner against Delaware last spring.

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Hofstra (18-11) Apr. 25, 2001 ...... H ...... L, 8-1 Apr. 10, 1986 ...... H ...... L, 12-24 Mar. 06, 2010 ...... A ...... W, 14-10 Mar. 31, 1984 ...... H ...... W, 17-6 May 01, 2002 ...... A ...... L, 6-15 Apr. 13, 1987 ...... A ...... L, 4-15 Mar. 05, 2011 ...... H ...... L, 2-12 Mar. 31, 1985 ...... A ...... L, 9-10 Apr. 30, 2003 ...... H ...... L, 5-12 Apr. 12, 1988 ...... H ...... L, 5-12 Mar. 3, 2012 ...... A ...... W, 7-6 Apr. 19, 1986 ...... H ...... W, 13-11 May 09, 2004 ...... A ...... L, 12-14 Apr. 11, 1989 ...... A ...... L, 2-8 Apr. 18, 1987 ...... A ...... W, 7-4 Apr. 19, 2005...... H ...... L, 5-10 Apr. 10, 1990 ...... H ...... L, 5-7 Apr. 16, 1988 ...... H ...... W, 10-3 May 02, 2006 ...... A ...... L, 11-16 Apr. 27, 1991 ...... A ...... L, 10-12 Apr. 15, 1989 ...... A ...... W, 8-7 Apr. 30, 2007 ...... H ...... L, 9-15 Apr. 25, 1992 ...... H ...... L, 7-9 Apr. 12, 1990...... H ...... W, 15-2 Mar. 12, 2008 ...... A ...... L, 10-12 Apr. 24, 1993 ...... A ...... L, 11-14 Apr. 16, 1991...... A ...... W, 14-4 Mar. 29, 2009 ...... H ...... W, 16-7 Mar. 19, 1994 ...... H ...... L, 4-21 Apr. 11, 1992 ...... H ...... W, 16-9 Mar. 10, 2010 ...... A ...... W, 11-10 Mar. 18, 1995 ...... A ...... L, 10-15 Apr. 20, 1996 ...... A ...... L, 7-13 Mar. 9, 2011 ...... H ...... L, 1-10 Mar. 09, 1996 ...... A ...... L, 5-11 May 05, 1996 ...... H ...... L, 9-11 Mar. 7, 2012 ...... A ...... L, 4-5 Apr. 30, 1997 ...... H ...... L, 5-23 Mar. 15, 1997 ...... H ...... W, 12-6 Mar. 18, 1998 ...... A ...... L, 7-16 Loyola (Md.) (10-29) Mar. 26, 1998 ...... A ...... W, 11-10 Apr. 13, 1999 ...... H ...... L, 11-12 1977 ...... H ...... W, 10-3 May 02, 1998 ...... N ...... W, 16-11 Apr. 11, 2000 ...... A ...... L, 5-18 Apr. 05, 1979 ...... A ...... W, 7-5 Mar. 17, 1999 ...... H ...... W, 18-8 Mar. 28, 2001 ...... H ...... L, 3-13 Apr. 27, 1979 ...... A ...... W, 11-5 Apr. 24, 2000 ...... A ...... L, 5-14 Mar. 28, 2002 ...... A ...... L, 9-16 Apr. 26, 1980 ...... H ...... W, 11-6 Apr. 06, 2001 ...... H ...... L, 10-18 Mar. 19, 2003 ...... H ...... L, 8-9 Apr. 10, 1981 ...... A ...... W, 10-7 Apr. 06, 2002 ...... A ...... L, 9-14 Mar. 21, 2004 ...... A ...... L, 7-10 May 02, 1981 ...... A ...... L, 5-10 Apr. 11, 2003 ...... H ...... L, 4-12 Apr. 26, 2005 ...... H ...... L, 9-12 Apr. 07, 1982 ...... H ...... L, 1-15 Apr. 02, 2004 ...... H ...... W, 8-6 Apr. 25, 2006 ...... A ...... L, 12-13 May 02, 1982 ...... A ...... W, 4-3 Apr. 01, 2005 ...... A ...... L, 6-10 Mar. 28, 2007 ...... H ...... L, 10-11(2ot) Apr. 12, 1983 ...... A ...... L, 6-19 Apr. 09, 2006 ...... H ...... L, 9-15 May 01, 2008 ...... A ...... W, 14-9 Apr. 10, 1984 ...... H ...... L, 8-10 Apr. 22, 2007 ...... A ...... L, 11-14 Mar. 07, 2009 ...... H ...... L, 12-15 Apr. 21, 1985 ...... A ...... L, 12-23 Apr. 04, 2008 ...... H ...... W, 13-12 Apr. 10, 2009 ...... A ...... W, 13-11(ot) Apr. 25, 2010 ...... H ...... W, 9-7 Sarah Hogan’s goal with 26 seconds left in sudden death overtime against James Madison Apr. 10, 2011...... A ...... W, 18-9 gave the TIgers the CAA regular season title and the right to host the CAA Tournament which Apr. 13, 2012 ...... H ...... W, 16-9 they would go on to win against JMU the following weekend.

James Madison (9-22) 1977 ...... H ...... L, 7-12 1978 ...... H ...... W, 5-1 Mar. 24, 1981 ...... H ...... L, 2-8 Mar. 23, 1982 ...... A ...... L, 9-11 Mar. 22, 1983 ...... H ...... L, 4-9 Apr. 13, 1985 ...... A ...... L, 7-18 Mar. 29, 1988 ...... A ...... L, 3-11 Apr. 25, 1989 ...... H ...... L, 6-8 Apr. 24, 1990 ...... A ...... W, 10-9 Apr. 25, 1991 ...... H ...... L, 10-11 Apr. 23, 1992 ...... A ...... L, 6-9 Apr. 21, 1993 ...... H ...... W, 9-8(4ot) Apr. 22, 1994 ...... A ...... L, 3-14 Apr. 01, 1995 ...... H ...... L, 8-19 Mar. 30, 1996 ...... A ...... L, 4-10 Mar. 29, 1997 ...... H ...... L, 9-13 Mar. 28, 1998 ...... H ...... L, 9-16 Apr. 21, 1999 ...... A ...... L, 7-17 Mar. 15, 2002 ...... A ...... L, 4-16 Mar. 30, 2003 ...... A ...... L, 8-10 Apr. 13, 2004...... H ...... L, 5-15 Apr. 10, 2005 ...... A ...... W, 9-5 Apr. 14, 2006 ...... H ...... L, 10-12 May 05, 2006 ...... A ...... L, 8-9 Apr. 06, 2007 ...... A ...... L, 8-13 Apr. 13, 2008 ...... H ...... W, 12-7 Apr. 19, 2009...... A ...... L, 7-10 Apr. 09, 2010 ...... H ...... L, 9-10(2ot) Apr. 15, 2011 ...... A ...... W, 10-9 (ot) May 7, 2011 ...... H ...... L, 6-8 Apr. 22, 2012 ...... H ...... W, 10-9 (2ot) Apr. 29, 2012 ...... H ...... W, 8-7 Johns Hopkins (7-11) Apr. 25, 1980 ...... H ...... W, 16-1 Apr. 24, 1982 ...... A ...... W, 12-0 Apr. 30, 1983 ...... H ...... W, 11-2 Apr. 29, 1984 ...... A ...... W, 22-6 Mar. 29, 1999 ...... H ...... L, 8-9(ot) Apr. 26, 2000 ...... A ...... W, 9-8

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Maryland (6-32) North Carolina (0-3) Mar. 20, 2010 ...... H ...... W, 23-12 Apr. 13, 1995 ...... H ...... W, 8-6 1977 ...... H ...... L, 1-17 Mar. 17, 1996 ...... A ...... L, 4-13 Mar. 19, 2011 ...... A ...... W, 11-10 (ot) Apr. 11, 1996 ...... A ...... W, 15-7 1977 ...... H ...... L, 3-9 Mar. 23, 1997 ...... A ...... L, 5-16 Mar. 17, 2012 ...... H ...... W, 13-12 Apr. 10, 1997 ...... A ...... W, 15-6 1978 ...... H ...... L, 6-10 May 10, 2009 ...... A ...... L, 4-15 Apr. 23, 1998 ...... A ...... W, 14-13 1978 ...... H ...... L, 6-9 Syracuse (0-8) Mar. 22, 1999 ...... H ...... W, 13-9 Old Dominion (6-5) Mar. 27, 1979 ...... A ...... L, 2-4 Mar. 19, 2006 ...... A ...... L, 5-7 Mar. 15, 2000 ...... A ...... W, 11-10 Apr. 14, 2002 ...... H ...... L, 7-15 Apr. 28, 1979 ...... A ...... L, 3-13 Mar. 14, 2007 ...... H ...... L, 10-18 Apr. 18, 2001 ...... H ...... L, 4-11 Apr. 18, 2003...... H ...... L, 8-14 Mar. 27, 1980 ...... H ...... L, 5-16 Mar. 19, 2008 ...... A ...... L, 5-22 Apr. 17, 2002 ...... A ...... L, 11-12 Apr. 18, 2004 ...... A ...... W, 19-15 Apr. 27, 1980 ...... H ...... L, 2-11 May 11, 2008 ...... A ...... L, 9-21 Apr. 15, 2003 ...... A ...... W, 10-9 Apr. 17, 2005 ...... H ...... W, 10-5 Apr. 05, 1981 ...... A ...... L, 4-14 Mar. 17, 2009...... H ...... L, 11-19 Mar. 17, 2004 ...... H ...... W, 11-10 Mar. 31, 2006 ...... A ...... L, 12-13 Apr. 03, 1982 ...... H ...... L, 1-12 Mar. 17, 2010...... A ...... L, 10-18 Mar. 16, 2005 ...... A ...... W, 16-8 Apr. 13, 2007 ...... H ...... L, 8-9 Mar. 31, 1983 ...... A ...... L, 2-9 Mar. 15, 2011 ...... H ...... L, 5-11 Mar. 15, 2008 ...... H ...... W, 19-12 Apr. 20, 2008 ...... A ...... W, 11-8 May 03, 1984 ...... H ...... L, 4-18 Mar. 13, 2012 ...... A ...... L, 8-17 Mar. 03, 2009 ...... A ...... W, 14-8 Apr. 05, 2009 ...... H ...... L, 7-10 Mar. 28, 1985 ...... A ...... L, 5-29 Mar. 03, 2010 ...... H ...... W, 15-7 Apr. 16, 2010 ...... A ...... W, 13-11 UMBC (32-7) Mar. 27, 1986 ...... H ...... L, 7-35 Mar. 02, 2011 ...... A ...... L, 9-10 Apr. 22, 2011 ...... H ...... W, 11-5 1977 ...... H ...... L, 3-6 Mar. 26, 1987...... A ...... L, 5-23 Feb. 29, 2012 ...... H ...... W, 11-3 Apr. 8, 2012 ...... A ...... W, 9-7 1978 ...... H ...... W, 8-4 Apr. 05, 1988 ...... H ...... L, 4-7 Apr. 25, 1979 ...... H ...... W, 9-6 William & Mary (10-8) Apr. 04, 1989 ...... A ...... L, 5-13 Richmond (11-8) Apr. 27, 1979 ...... A ...... W,10-4 May 12, 1979 ...... H ...... L, 5-13 Apr. 02, 1991...... A ...... L, 7-11 Apr. 22, 1982 ...... H ...... L, 3-11 Mar. 25, 1980 ...... A ...... W, 14-7 Apr. 08, 1984 ...... H ...... L, 9-14 Apr. 07, 1992 ...... H ...... L, 4-15 Mar. 18, 1986 ...... A ...... L, 11-17 Apr. 09, 1981...... H ...... W, 11-1 Apr. 06, 1986 ...... H ...... L, 5-17 Apr. 06, 1993 ...... A ...... L, 7-18 Apr. 11, 1987 ...... H ...... L, 7-8 Mar. 29, 1982 ...... A ...... W, 8-5 Mar. 20, 1993 ...... A ...... L, 7-12 Apr. 05, 1994 ...... H ...... L, 7-17 Mar. 22, 1988 ...... A ...... L, 5-10 Apr. 23, 1982 ...... A ...... W, 7-3 Mar. 26, 2002 ...... H ...... W, 8-7 Apr. 04, 1995 ...... A ...... L, 4-17 Apr. 01, 1989 ...... H ...... L, 6-8 Mar. 29, 1983...... H ...... W, 10-6 Apr. 21, 2003 ...... H ...... L, 10-18 Apr. 02, 1996 ...... H ...... L, 3-21 Mar. 31, 1990 ...... H ...... W, 6-5 Mar. 21, 1984 ...... A ...... W, 13-8 Apr. 16, 2004 ...... A ...... W, 12-11 Apr. 02, 1997 ...... A ...... L, 5-13 Mar. 30, 1991 ...... A ...... L, 6-7 Apr. 28, 1984 ...... A ...... W, 9-4 May 01, 2004 ...... N ...... L, 12-14 Apr. 08, 1998 ...... H ...... L, 3-23 Mar. 15, 1992 ...... H ...... W, 7-3 Mar. 20, 1985 ...... H ...... W, 19-12 Apr. 15, 2005 ...... H ...... W, 12-4 Apr. 07, 1999 ...... A ...... L, 2-21 Mar. 21, 1993 ...... A ...... W, 13-8 Apr. 29, 1986 ...... A ...... L, 9-15 Apr. 02, 2006 ...... A ...... W, 13-11 Mar. 07, 2000 ...... H ...... L, 4-17 Mar. 13, 1994 ...... H ...... L, 11-12(ot) Apr. 28, 1987 ...... H ...... L, 8-14 Apr. 15, 2007 ...... H ...... W, 12-7 Mar. 26, 2008 ...... A ...... L, 10-15 Mar. 30, 1995 ...... A ...... L, 10-13 Apr. 23, 1988 ...... A ...... W, 12-7 Apr. 18, 2008 ...... A ...... L, 13-14 Mar. 24, 2009 ...... H ...... L, 7-14 Mar. 26, 2004 ...... H ...... W, 11-10 Apr. 22, 1989 ...... H ...... W, 14-4 May 04, 2008 ...... A ...... W, 16-7 Mar. 31, 2010 ...... A ...... L, 10-12 Mar. 27, 2005 ...... A ...... W, 16-8 Apr. 21, 1990...... A ...... W, 8-3 Apr. 03, 2009 ...... H ...... L, 9-12 Mar. 29, 2011...... H ...... L, 8-17 Mar. 26, 2006 ...... A ...... L, 9-10 May 04, 1991 ...... H ...... W, 8-5 Apr. 30, 2009 ...... A ...... W, 15-10 Mar. 27, 2012 ...... A ...... L, 3-13 Mar. 25, 2007...... H ...... W, 10-9(2ot) Apr. 22, 1992 ...... A ...... W, 8-4 Apr. 18, 2010 ...... A ...... W, 12-6 Mar. 22, 2008 ...... A ...... W, 17-12 Apr. 17, 1993 ...... H ...... W, 15-11 Apr. 24, 2011 ...... H ...... W, 12-11 (ot) Mar. 21, 2009 ...... H ...... W, 17-9 Apr. 14, 1994 ...... A ...... L, 5-9 Apr. 6, 2012 ...... A ...... W, 8-7 Katie Leech recorded a goal, assist and a draw control when the TIgers defeated UMBC this past spring. It was the Tigers’ 32 victory all-time against the Retreivers.

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Sarah Hogan ‘s goal against James Madison in double overtime in the regular season fi nale allowed the Tigers to earn the CAA regular season title and the right to host the CAA Tournament.

27 2013 TIGER WOMEN’S LACROSSE || 2012 Season in Review 2012 Season Statistics 2012 TIGER WOMEN’S LACROSSE RESULTS DATE OPPONENT SCORE Rec. GOALS LEADER ASSISTS LEADER SAVES LEADER ATT. Feb. 21 Oregon W, 16-5 1-0 Three players, 3 Appelt, Murkey, 2 Teeters, 10 321 Feb. 29 UMBC W, 11-3 2-0 Four players, 2 Four players, 1 Teerters, 9 221 Mar. 3 at. No. 12 Loyola W, 7-6 3-0 Sarah Appelt, 2 Raymond, Rohrback 1 Teeters, 11 387 Mar. 7 at Johns Hopkins L, 4-5 3-1 Four players, 1 Andi Ryamond, 1 Teeters, 9 216 Mar. 10 George Washington W, 8-7 4-1 Three players, 2 Appelt, Raymond, 2 Teeters, 8 391 Mar. 13 at No. 3 Syracuse L, 7-18 4-2 Raymond, Murkey, 2 Appelt, Raymond, 1 Teeters, 4 223 Mar. 17 Richmond W, 13-12 5-2 Andi Raymond, 3 Sarah Appelt, 2 Teeters, 11 422 Mar. 20 at Temple W, 17-7 6-2 Rhiannon Coogle, 5 Appelt, Coogle, 2 Teeters, 11 276 Mar. 27 at No. 3 Maryland L, 3-13 6-3 Three players, 1 Ashleigh Rohrback, 1 Teeters, 8 569 Apr. 1 Delaware W, 10-8 7-3 Three players, 2 Andi Raymond, 2 Teeters, 13 389 Apr. 6 at William & Mary W, 8-7 8-3 Rohrback, Waldron, 2 Raymond, Rohrback, 2 Teeters, 7 214 Apr. 8 at Old Dominion W, 9-7 9-3 Andi Raymond, 4 Four players, 1 Teeters, 6 379 Apr. 13 Hofstra W, 16-9 10-3 Andi Raymond, 4 Andi Raymond, 4 Teeters, 6 551 Apr. 15 at Drexel W, 11-10 11-3 Rohrback, Custer, 3 Andi Raymond, 4 Teeters, 4 180 Apr. 20 George Mason W, 15-9 12-3 Three players, 3 Ashleigh Rohrback, 5 Teeters, 6 482 Apr. 22 James Madison W, 10-9 (2ot) 13-3 Custer, Waldron, 3 Andi Raymond, 3 Teeters, 9 546 Apr. 27 Drexel ^ W, 12-11 14-3 Sarah Appelt, 3 Andi Raymond, 4 Teeters, 9 321 Apr. 29 James Madison ^ W, 8-7 15-3 Kelly Custer, 3 Andi Raymond, 3 Teeters, 7 400 May 5 Monmouth $ W, 15-5 16-3 Rohrback, Turner, 3 Andi Raymond, 4 Donnelly, 8 510 May 12 Penn State % L, 8-15 16-4 Three players, 2 Kelly Murkey, 1 Teeters, 6 948 * = Colonial Athletic Association game ^ - CAA Tournament (Towson, Md.) $ - NCAA Play-In Game (Towson, Md.) % - NCAA Tournament Game (Towson, Md)

## Name GP GS G A Pts. Shots Shot% SOG SOG% GWG FPG FPS GB DC T/O CT 11 Raymond, Andi 19 19 35 33 68 65 .538 59 .908 2 4 10 17 24 39 6 13 Rohrback, Ashleigh 20 20 27 22 49 56 .482 48 .857 4 3 9 9 5 19 3 10 Custer, Kelly 20 20 35 9 44 79 .443 59 .747 3 7 15 24 41 14 9 19 Appelt, Sarah 20 19 19 15 34 50 .380 40 .800 0 4 11 9 3 24 4 9 Waldron, Ashley 20 19 23 2 25 60 .383 39 .650 2 3 14 17 32 11 10 2 Coogle, Rhiannon 20 10 17 6 23 48 .354 36 .750 1 5 13 6 3 11 0 20 Turner, Olivia 18 10 17 1 18 26 .654 22 .846 2 0 1 7 1 11 7 15 Murkey, Kelly 20 20 10 6 16 40 .250 28 .700 0 2 12 14 24 12 8 29 Hogan, Sarah 20 1 8 1 9 14 .571 9 .643 1 2 3 5 15 13 5 22 Leech, Katie 20 14 5 2 7 9 .556 9 1.000 0 1 1 19 19 9 17 23 Moore, Taylor 18 2 4 2 6 16 .250 10 .625 1 0 3 2 3 5 2 4 Duncan, Paige 15 0 2 1 3 6 .333 4 .667 0 0 0 1 7 5 0 8 Maloof, Sarah 6 0 2 1 3 3 .667 3 1.000 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 3 Teeters, Mary 20 20 0 2 2 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 0 48 0 13 5 21 Antonini, Christina 15 0 1 0 1 2 .500 1 .500 0 0 0 3 4 3 1 14 Sheridan, Kaitlin 16 12 1 0 1 2 .500 2 1.000 0 0 0 13 4 4 11 12 DeFilippo, Katie 11 0 1 0 1 1 1.000 1 1.000 0 0 0 0 5 4 1 5 Demski, Alexa 16 16 1 0 1 1 1.000 1 1.000 0 0 0 39 11 6 20 18 Kennedy, Shannon 18 17 0 1 1 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 0 6 4 5 7 30 Grant, Natasha 4 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 0 1 0 1 1 27 Dufault, Michelle 20 20 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 0 19 8 7 14 26 Donnelly, Kelsea 9 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 0 10 0 4 4 7 Podo, Nadia 9 1 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 0 3 1 1 3 6 Fisher, Delaney 4 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 TIGERS 20 208 104 312 478 .435 371 .776 16 31 92 272 215 222 138 Opponents 20 173 68 241 455 .380 345 .758 4 34 106 263 207 241 115

## Name GP GS Minutes GA GAA Saves Pct W L Shots Faced 3 Teeters, Mary 20 20 1119:02 158 8.47 159 .502 16 4 411 26 Donnelly, Kelsea 8 0 92:32 15 9.73 16 .516 0 0 43 TIGERS 20 1211:34 173 8.57 175 .503 16 4 454 Opponents 20 1211:34 208 10.30 165 .442 4 16 476

Returning players in Bold

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GAME ONE GAME TWO GAME THREE Feb. 21, 2012 • Towson, Md. Feb. 29, 2012 • Towson, Md. Mar. 3, 2012 • Baltimore, Md. Towson 16, Oregon 5 Towson 11, UMBC 3 Towson 7, No. 12 Loyola 6

Sophomore Andi Raymond scored the fi rst three Sophomore Andi Raymond and senior Sarah The Tigers used a strong defensive stand in the goals of her career as the Tigers rolled to a 16-5 win Appelt each scored two goals and added an assist fi nal fi ve minutes to secure a 7-6 upset victory at No. over Oregon in their season opener. Raymond was to lead the Tigers (2-0) to their second straight win, 12 Loyola. It was the fi rst win over a ranked opponent one of seven different Tigers (1-0) to score en route an 11-3 victory over local rival UMBC (1-2) at Johnny for the Tigers (3-0) since they defeated James Madi- to the victory. Unitas® Stadium. son in April of last season. The two teams battled early and found themselves The Tigers, who had seven different players score Loyola opened the scoring with a goal from Cass tied at 3-3 with 13:56 remaining in the fi rst half. Sonia a goal in the win, have outscored their opponents by Cursaro with 24:08 to play in the fi rst half. The Tigers LaMonica called timeout following the back-to-back a 27-8 margin in the fi rst two games. answered quickly as senior Sarah Appelt scored on a goals by the Ducks and the Tigers responded by The Tigers needed just 68 seconds to take a 2-0 free position attempt with 23:23 to go in the half. scoring three straight to take a 6-3 lead with 10:37 to lead over the Retrievers. After sophomore Ashleigh The score remained tied at 1-1 until 9:48 when play in the half. Rohrback converted a pass from junior Ashley Appelt scored her second free position goal of the After an Oregon goal by Nikki Puszcz briefl y Waldron just 23 seconds into the game, Appelt upped game. Less then a minute later, the Tigers would broke up the Tigers’ run, the home team struck for the advantage to 2-0 when she scored her fi rst goal make a 3-1 game as junior Ashley Waldron scored off two more to take a 8-4 lead at the half. of the season, an unassisted marker. a free position shot. Towson scored its fourth goal The Tigers came out of the half playing strong and After Waldron scored to increase the Tigers’ cush- of the half at 4:02 as sophomore Rhiannon Coogle scored the fi rst three goals of the second stanza. ion to 3-1 with 16:12 left in the fi rst half, the Retrievers scored on a free position goal. Ashley Waldron struck for her second of the game stopped the run with an unassisted goal from junior The Greyhounds (1-2) scored one more time in the while Raymond and junior Kelly Custer completed Lindsay Cox. But, the Tigers added a pair of goals half as the Tigers took a 4-2 lead into the break. their “hat tricks.” Towson held an 11-4 advantage with from Raymond and junior Olivia Turner for a 5-1 Loyola pulled to within one, 4-3 with a goal at 27:47 12:28 to play in the game. advantage at the intermission. of the second half. Leading 5-3 following a goal from Shannon Propst scored an unassisted goal at 8:56 Turner scored her second goal of the game with sophomore Kelly Murkey, Towson saw Loyola score to break up a 5-0 run by the Tigers that dated back to 17:35 left in the second half to give Towson a 6-1 edge three of the next four games to tie the contest at 6-6 the fi rst half. before back-to-back goals from Cox and senior Emily with 6:27 to play. Towson scored fi ve times in the fi nal seven min- Coady narrowed the gap to 6-3 with 10:36 remaining. The Tigers broke the 6-6 tie with 5:01 to play as utes of play including three from sophomore Katie However, the Tigers put the game out of reach redshirt sophomore Ashleigh Rohrback scored off Leech. by scoring fi ve goals in the fi nal 8:30 while holding an assist from sophomore Andi Raymond. Senior Senior Mary Teeters made 10 saves while playing UMBC to just fi ve shots. Raymond and Appelt each Mary Teeters came through with a couple of key the fi rst 58:10 of the game in goal. Freshman Kelsea scored a goal during the run. stops in the fi nal fi ve minutes to secure the victory. Donnelly played the fi nal 1:50 in goal and was not While Raymond and Appelt each led the Tigers Teeters fi nished with 11 saves in goal to earn the forced to make a save. Caroline Federighi made four with a three-point effort in the victory, Rohrback win for the Tigers. Teeters’ ninth save of the game saves in goal for Oregon. and Turner each scored twice. Senior Mary Teeters gave her 500 for her career. She is the seventh player Raymond, Leech and Custer all recorded “hat made nine saves for the Tigers, including seven in the in program history to record 500 saves for their tricks” for the Tigers. second half. career. 1 2 - T 1 2 - T 1 2 - T Towson 4 3 - 7 Oregon 4 1 - 5 UMBC 1 2 - 3 Loyola 2 4 - 6 Towson 8 8 - 16 Towson 5 6 - 11 TOWSON: GOALS: Appelt, Sarah 2; Rohrback, Ashleigh OREGON: GOALS: Puszcz, Nikki 3; Propst, Shannon 2. UMBC: GOALS: Cox, Lindsay 2; Coady, Emily 1. ASSISTS: 1; Custer, Kelly 1; Coogle, Rhiannon 1; Murkey, Kelly 1; ASSISTS: Barrett, Kristina 1; Cathell, Kate 1. None. Waldron, Ashley 1. ASSISTS: Raymond, Andi 1; Rohr- back, Ashleigh 1. TOWSON: GOALS: Leech, Katie 3; Custer, Kelly 3; Ray- TOWSON: GOALS: Raymond, Andi 2; Appelt, Sarah 2; mond, Andi 3; Coogle, Rhiannon 2; Rohrback, Ashleigh Rohrback, Ashleigh 2; Turner, Olivia 2; Waldron, Ashley LOYOLA: GOALS: Paton, Marlee 2; Thomas, Annie 1; 2; Waldron, Ashley 2; Murkey, Kelly 1. ASSISTS: Appelt, 1; Leech, Katie 1; Hogan, Sarah 1. ASSISTS: Appelt, Cursaro, Cass 1; Hulseman, Molly 1; Thomas, Sydney 1. Sarah 2; Murkey, Kelly 2; Coogle, Rhiannon 1; Leech, Sarah 1; Leech, Katie 1; Raymond, Andi 1; Waldron, ASSISTS: Thomas, Annie 2; Paton, Marlee 1. Katie 1; Moore, Taylor 1. Ashley 1. SHOTS 1 2 - T SHOTS 1 2 - T SHOTS 1 2 - T Towson 12 8 - 20 Oregon 7 11 - 18 UMBC 5 12 - 17 Loyola 9 16 - 25 Towson 12 14 - 26 Towson 13 10 - 23 GROUND BALLS 1 2 - T GROUND BALLS 1 2 - T GROUND BALLS 1 2 - T Towson 5 4 - 9 Oregon 8 7 - 15 UMBC 6 6 - 12 Loyola 10 10 - 20 Towson 7 9 - 16 Towson 8 7 - 15 DRAW CONTROLS 1 2 - T DRAW CONTROLS 1 2 - T DRAW CONTROLS 1 2 - T Towson 7 3 - 10 Oregon 7 4 - 11 UMBC 2 6 - 8 Loyola 0 5 - 5 Towson 6 6 - 12 Towson 5 3 - 8

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GAME FOUR GAME FIVE GAME SIX Mar. 7, 2012 • Baltimore, Md. Mar. 10, 2012 • Towson, Md. Mar. 13, 2012 • Syracuse, N.Y. Johns Hopkins 5, No. 19 Towson 4 No. 19 Towson 8, George Washington 7 No. 3 Syracuse 18, No. 18 Towson 7

Senior Colleen McCaffrey scored three goals, In a back and forth affair that featured fi ve ties, No. 3 Syracuse defeated the No. 18 Tigers 18-7 in including two in the fi rst half, as Johns Hopkins (4-2) the No. 19 Tigers (4-1) emerged with an 8-7 win over the Carrier Dome. Sophomores Kelly Murkey and snapped a two-game losing streak with a 5-4 victory George Washington at Unitas Stadium. Senior Sarah Andi Raymond scored two goals each to lead the over the No. 19 Tigers (3-1) at Homewood Field. Appelt and sophomore Andi Raymond combined to Tigers (4-2). The loss snapped the Tigers’ three-game win score the Tigers’ last four goals. Goals from Murkey and Raymond gave the visitors streak and marked the Blue Jays’ second straight win George Washington (4-2) scored the fi rst goal a 2-1 lead with 24:01 to play in the half. The Orange over Towson. as Rachel Mia scored off an assist from Megan (4-2) scored the next four goals of the game to take a Led by two goals from McCaffrey, the Blue Jays Seidman. The Tigers responded when sophomore 5-2 lead with 14:40 remaining in the half. took a commanding 4-0 lead with 5:17 left in the fi rst Ashleigh Rohrback scored back-to-back goals to Raymond’s second goal of the game snapped the half. All four of the Blue Jays’ goals were scored on give the home team a 2-1 lead with 21:57 to play. Syracuse run and pulled the Tigers to within two, at free position attempts. The Colonials maintained a 3-2 advantage till there 5-3 with 11:11 to go in the half. Syracuse scored fi ve of With 3:32 remaining in the fi rst half, sophomore was 1:26 remaining in the half before freshman Chris- the fi nal six goals in the half to take a 10-4 lead at the Andi Raymond scored a free position goal to trim the tina Antonini tied the game, scoring her fi rst career intermission. Tigers’ defi cit to 4-1. goal off an assist from Raymond. George Washing- The Orange scored the fi rst goal of the second half The Tigers narrowed the margin to 4-3 in the ton got a goal from Sarah Phillips with 11 seconds before sophomore Rhiannon Coogle scored to make opening eight minutes of the second half on goals remaining to take a 4-3 lead at the half. it an 11-5 game with 28:31 to play. Syracuse scored six from senior Sarah Appelt and sophomore Ashleigh Coming out of halftime, the Tigers used a quick times in the next 17 minutes to take a 17-5 lead with Rohrback. But, the Blue Jays regained a two-goal ad- goal from sophomore Kaitlin Sheridan to tie the 11:10 to play clinching the win. vantage when McCaffrey scored her third goal of the game at 4-4. Appelt scored with 20:38 remaining to Alyssa Constantino made three saves in the fi rst game off an assist from sophomore Sammy Cermack make it a 5-4 lead and Raymond added a score at half to earn in the win in goal. Kelse Richardson with 15:01 left in regulation. 12:21 to give the home team a 6-4 advantage. The made seven saves in the second half for the Orange. Junior Kelly Custer cut the Johns Hopkins advan- Colonials came back to score the next two goals as Senior Mary Teeters made four saves in goal for the tage to 5-4 with 13:19 remaining with her fi fth goal of Jordy Bathras and Mia tying the game at 6-6 with Tigers while playing 48:11. Freshman Kelsea Donnelly the season, an unassisted marker past freshman KC 6:51 to play. played the other 11:49 for the Tigers. Emerson. Appelt and Raymond each scored their second Raymond led the Tigers with two goals and one as- But, Emerson and the Blue Jay defense kept the goal of the game to give the Tigers an 8-6 lead with sist while Murkey had the two goals. Appelt fi nished Tigers from getting the tying goal en route to the 1:59 to play. The visitors scored with 1:11 to play to pull with a goal and an assist in the game. victory. George Washington to within one, 8-7. The Tigers won While McCaffrey led the Blue Jays with three goals, the fi nal draw control as sophomore Katie Leech 1 2 - T Emerson made six saves in the victory as Johns made a big play and the Tigers ran out the clock, Towson 4 3 - 7 Hopkins limited the Tigers to 14 shots. closing out the victory. Syracuse 10 8 - 18 Raymond scored a goal with an assist to lead the Tigers in a losing effort while senior Mary Teeters TOWSON: GOALS: Raymond, Andi 2; Murkey, Kelly 2; made nine saves. 1 2 - F Appelt, Sarah 1; Coogle, Rhiannon 1; Custer, Kelly 1. 1 2 - T George Washington 4 3 - 7 ASSISTS: Appelt, Sarah 1; Raymond, Andi 1. Towson 1 3 - 4 Towson 3 5 - 8 Johns Hopkins 4 1 - 5 SYRACUSE: GOALS: Tumolo, Michelle 5; Murray, GWU: GOALS: Mia, Rachel 3; Disharoon, Casey 2; Phil- Alyssa 3; Collins, Devon 3; Cross, Amy 2; Daley, Bridget TOWSON: GOALS: Raymond, Andi 1; Appelt, Sarah lips, Sarah 1; Bathras, Jordy 1. ASSISTS: Phillips, Sarah 2; Holden, Sarah 2; Webster, Katie 1. ASSISTS: Tumolo, 1; Custer, Kelly 1; Rohrback, Ashleigh 1. ASSISTS: 4; Seidman, Megan 2. Michelle 3; Murray, Alyssa 2; Cross, Amy 1; Webster, Raymond, Andi 1. Katie 1. TOWSON: GOALS: Raymond, Andi 2; Appelt, Sarah 2; JOHNS HOPKINS: GOALS: McCaffrey, Colleen 3; Rohrback, Ashleigh 2; Sheridan, Kaitlin 1; Antonini, SHOTS 1 2 - T Rossi, Candace 1; D’Amore, Taylor 1. ASSISTS: Cermack, Christina 1. ASSISTS: Appelt, Sarah 2; Raymond, Andi 2; Towson 9 13 - 22 Sammy 1. Coogle, Rhiannon 1. Syracuse 14 9 - 23

SHOTS 1 2 - T SHOTS 1 2 - T GROUND BALLS 1 2 - T Towson 6 8 - 14 George Washington 9 8 - 17 Towson 6 6 - 12 Johns Hopkins 16 6 - 22 Towson 12 12 - 24 Syracuse 7 5 - 12

GROUND BALLS 1 2 - T GROUND BALLS 1 2 - T DRAW CONTROLS 1 2 - T Towson 4 6 - 10 George Washington 7 5 - 12 Towson 6 6 - 12 Johns Hopkins 9 1 - 10 Towson 6 8 - 14 Syracuse 9 6 - 15

DRAW CONTROLS 1 2 - T DRAW CONTROLS 1 2 - T Towson 1 0 - 1 George Washington 5 5 - 10 Johns Hopkins 5 5 - 10 Towson 3 4 - 7

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GAME SEVEN GAME EIGHT GAME NINE Mar. 17, 2012 • Towson, Md. Mar. 20, 2012 • Philadelphia, Pa. Mar. 27, 2012 • College Park, Md. No. 18 Towson 13, Richmond 12 Towson 17, Temple 7 No. 3 Maryland 13, Towson 3

A strong fi rst half enabled the No. 18 Towson Sophomore Rhiannon Coogle had a career-high No. 3 Maryland shut out the Towson for the fi rst 40 women’s lacrosse team to earn a 13-12 win over seven points to lead Towson to a 17-7 win at Temple. minutes of the game as the Terps handed the Tigers Richmond in Johnny Unitas® Stadium. Coogle was one of nine players to score as the Tigers (6-3) a 13-3 loss in College Park. Senior Mary Teeters had 11 saves and had an as- (6-2) won their second straight game. The Terrapins (10-2) scored a pair of goals in the sist on the Tigers’ (5-2) second goal of the game. The Tigers jumped out to an early lead, scoring opening minute of play to take an early 2-0 lead in The Tigers got on the board quickly as junior the fi rst three goals. After a goal from the Owls, the the game. Karri Ellen Johnson and Kristy Black Alexa Demski scored her fi rst goal of the year after Tigers scored four straight goals to take a 7-1 lead gave Maryland the early advantage. Johnson went on carrying the ball down the fi eld on a clear. After with 13:07 remaining. Temple scored the fi nal goal to score four more times in the fi rst half to help the Richmond tied the game at 1-1, the Tigers got a pair of the half at 6:14 and the Tigers had a 7-2 lead at home team open up a 7-0 lead at the half. The Tigers of goals just 22 seconds apart. Sophomore Kelly intermission. had a chance when sophomore Rhiannon Coogle Murkey scored off a long pass from Teeters and Towson opened the second half by scoring the fi rst got a shot off with eight seconds left in the half but junior Kelly Custer converted a free position shot. three goals to break the game open. The Owls scored Brittany Dipper was able to make the save. Richmond scored back-to-back goals to make it a the next two goals to pull within 10-4 with 20:24 Maryland scored the fi rst fi ve goals of the second 7-4 game with 3:31 remaining in the half. Sophomore remaining. half to take a 12-0 lead in the game with 22:30 to play. Rhiannon Coogle scored with 2:45 left to send the Just 21 seconds after the Temple goals, Coogle Katie Schwarzmann had a hat trick for the Terps Tigers into the half with an 8-4 lead. scored on a free position shot for her fi fth goal of the during that stretch while Kelly McPartland scored Towson scored two of the fi rst three goals in the game, giving the Tigers an 11-4 lead. A Rohrback goal the other two goals. second half and took a 10-5 lead with 20:07 to play. and back-to-back scores from junior Kelly Custer, The Tigers got on the board with 19:21 to play when After a goal by Makenna Pohle, Coogle and Custer gave Towson a 15-5 lead with 13:08 remaining in the Coogle scored her 12th goal of the season. Junior scored their second goals of the game to give Towson game. Ashley Waldron scored the Tigers’ second goal of a 13-9 lead with 6:59 to play. Richmond scored the The Tigers’ fi nal goals came in the last three min- the game with 15:11 remaining on a nice move to the fi nal three goals of the game, including two from utes of action. Senior Katie DeFilippo and freshman goal. Mary Flowers to make it a 13-12 fi nal. Sarah Maloof scored the fi rst career goals of their Junior Sarah Hogan made it a 12-3 game when she Teeters recorded her fi fth win of the season after career. scored on a free position attempt with 6:06 to play. recording 11 saves. Victoria Roebuck made 11 saves Senior Mary Teeters made 11 saves in 51:25 Maryland scored a goal with 1:52 to play to make the in the loss for the Spiders. minutes of action. Freshman Kelsea Donnelly had a fi nal score, 13-3. Raymond had three goals and four draw controls save and a pair of caused turnovers in the fi nal 8:35. Dipper made fi ve saves in 37 plus minutes of to lead the Tigers in the win. Coogle had a pair of Tess Bishop made seven saves while taking the loss action to earn the win in goal. Kasey Howard and goals and an assist while Custer and Rohrback each for Temple. Abbey Clipp combined for fi ve saves in 22:30. Senior had two goals. Coogle led the Tigers with fi ve goals and two as- Mary Teeters made eight saves in the loss for the sists while Custer had three goals. Appelt contributed Tigers. 1 2 - T two goals and two assists for the visitors. Richmond 4 8 - 12 1 2 - T 1 2 - T Towson 8 5 - 13 Towson 7 10 - 17 Towson 0 3 - 3 Temple 2 5 - 7 Maryland 7 6 - 13 RICHMOND: GOALS: Flowers,Mary 5; Stevenson,Sam 2; Doyle,Emily 1; Fifi eld,Caitlin 1; Moschetti,Kara TOWSON: GOALS: Coogle, Rhiannon 5; Custer, Kelly 3; TOWSON: GOALS: Waldron, Ashley 1; Coogle, Rhiannon 1; Pohle,Makenna 1; Ross,Hayley 1. ASSISTS: Appelt, Sarah 2; Rohrback, Ashleigh 2; Murkey, Kelly 1; Hogan, Sarah 1. ASSISTS: Rohrback, Ashleigh 1. Stevenson,Sam 2; Doyle,Emily 1; Fifi eld,Caitlin 1; 1; Maloof, Sarah 1; Waldron, Ashley 1; DeFilippo, Katie Flowers,Mary 1. 1; Turner, Olivia 1. ASSISTS: Appelt, Sarah 2; Coogle, MARYLAND: GOALS: Johnson, Karri Ellen 5; Schwar- Rhiannon 2; Hogan, Sarah 1; Maloof, Sarah 1; Moore, zmann, Katie 3; McPartland, Kelly 2; Black, Kristy 1; TOWSON: GOALS: Raymond, Andi 3; Coogle, Rhiannon Taylor 1; Murkey, Kelly 1; Rohrback, Ashleigh 1. Glaros, Beth 1; Phillips, Bria 1. ASSISTS: Aust, Alex 4; 2; Custer, Kelly 2; Rohrback, Ashleigh 2; Appelt, Sarah Black, Kristy 1; Griffi n, Brooke 1; Johnson, Karri Ellen 1; 1; Murkey, Kelly 1; Demski, Alexa 1; Hogan, Sarah 1. TEMPLE: GOALS: Tabor, Jaymie 2; Parcell, Stephany McPartland, Kelly 1; Schwarzmann, Katie 1. ASSISTS: Appelt, Sarah 2; Coogle, Rhiannon 1; Duncan, 2; Swavola, Charlotte 1; Pace, Kellee 1; Hood, Keelin 1. Paige 1; Teeters, Mary 1. ASSISTS: Markunas, Stephanie 3; Swavola, Charlotte 1. SHOTS 1 2 - T SHOTS 1 2 - T Towson 8 13 - 21 SHOTS 1 2 - T Towson 15 15 - 30 Maryland 14 12 - 26 Richmond 10 19 - 29 Temple 16 10 - 26 Towson 14 14 - 28 GROUND BALLS 1 2 - T GROUND BALLS 1 2 - T Towson 3 5 - 8 GROUND BALLS 1 2 - T Maryland 3 3 - 6 Richmond 8 6 - 14 Towson 7 9 - 16 Towson 8 5 - 13 Temple 8 4 - 12 DRAW CONTROLS 1 2 - T DRAW CONTROLS 1 2 - T DRAW CONTROLS 1 2 - T Towson 1 3 - 4 Richmond 6 7 - 13 Towson 8 9 - 17 Maryland 7 7 - 14 Towson 7 7 - 14 Temple 2 7 - 9

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GAME TEN GAME ELEVEN GAME TWELVE Apr. 1, 2012 • Towson, Md. Apr. 6, 2012 • Williamsburg, Va. Apr. 8, 2012 • Norfolk, Va. Towson 10, Delaware 8 Towson 8, William & Mary 7 Towson 9, Old Dominion 7

Towson rallied from a 3-0 defi cit for a 10-8 win A strong fi rst half lifted the Tigers to an 8-7 win at Sophomore Andi Raymond scored four goals to over Delaware in the CAA opener for both squads. The William & Mary. Towson (8-3, 2-0 CAA) won its second lead the Tigers to a 9-7 win at Old Dominion. Towson Tigers (7-3, 1-0 CAA) had seven players score at least straight contest behind two goals and two assists (9-3, 3-0 CAA) outscored the Lady Monarchs 5-3 in the one goal en route to the victory. from sophomore Ashleigh Rohrback. second half for its third win in a row. The Blue Hens (2-9, 0-1 CAA) scored the fi rst three The Tigers opened up a 2-0 lead in the game. The Tigers opened the scoring for the second goals of the game and led with 19:23 to play in the Junior Olivia Turner opened the scoring at 21:22 off straight game with a goal from junior Olivia Turner. fi rst half. The Tigers got on the board at 18:40 when a pass from Rohrback. Rohrback scored her fi rst goal The two teams alternated goals and found them- freshman Sarah Maloof came from the behind the of the game at 18:35. selves tied at 2-2 with 9:30 remaining in the fi rst half. goal and scored her second goal of the season. The Tribe (2-10, 0-2 CAA) got on the scoreboard Sophomore Rhiannon Coogle scored on a free posi- Towson made it a 3-2 game a little less than eight at 16:32 as Kyrstin Mackrides scored an unassisted tion shot at 8:33 to give the Tigers a 3-2 advantage. minutes later as sophomore Andi Raymond found goal. The Lady Monarchs (4-9, 1-2 CAA) scored the next two the back of the net. Towson scored four straight goals to take a 6-1 goals to take a 4-3 lead with four minutes remaining Delaware took a 4-2 lead when Abbie Hartman lead with 12:13 to play in the fi rst half. Rohrback in the half. scored with 6:20 to go in the half. Freshman Taylor scored her second of the game at 15:43 and just 18 Raymond scored her second goal of the game with Moore scored her fi rst career goal with 4:43 to go to seconds later, junior Kelly Custer scored. Towson 3:31 to play in the half, tying the game at 4-4. make it a 4-3 game. Raymond tied the score for the capped its scoring run at 12:13 when senior Sarah After the Lady Monarchs scored the fi rst goal of Tigers with 2:53 remaining in the half. Appelt scored an unassisted tally. the half to take a 5-4 lead, the Tigers responded with The Tigers scored three goals in the fi rst four and Each team found the back of the net one more a pair of goals to take a 6-5 advantage with 19:33 half minutes of the second half to take a 7-4 lead. time before the half ended. The Tigers held a 7-2 lead remaining. Raymond and freshman Taylor Moore Junior Kelly Custer, sophomore Kelly Murkey and at halftime as junior Ashley Waldron scored with 31 scored the goals for the Tigers during that stretch. junior Olivia Turner tallied the goals for the Tigers seconds left in the half. Old Dominion tied the game at 6-6 with 17:25 during that stretch. Back-to-back goals by the Blue William & Mary scored the fi rst goal of the second remaining as Emily Austerberry notched her third Hens made it a 7-6 game with 16:28 to play. half before Waldron scored her second goal of the goal of the game. Custer scored her second goal of the game with game to make it an 8-3 game with 21:30 to play. Moore put the Tigers back on top at 8:20 with her 15:14 to play to make it an 8-6 game. Allison Hahn’s The Tribe scored the fi nal four goals of the game second goal of the game. Junior Kelly Custer scored third goal of the game pulled Delaware to within one, and pulled to within one, 8-7 with 4:04 to play. But, on a free-position attempt with 7:13 to play to give 8-7. Moore and junior Sarah Hogan scored to put the the Tiger defense came up with some big stops in the Towson an 8-6 lead. Rebecca Reymann scored with Tigers up 10-7 with 6:44 to play in the game. Chelsea fi nal four minutes to secure the victory. 3:46 to pull ODU to within one, 8-7. Raymond scored Fay scored with 3:30 to go, to make it a 10-8 game but Senior Mary Teeters made seven saves to secure her fourth goal of the game with 3:04 to play to that was as close as Delaware would get. her eighth win of the season in goal. Lucy Ferguson secure the 9-7 victory. Senior Mary Teeters made a season-high 13 saves made 11 saves in the loss for the Tribe. Senior Mary Teeters made six saves to earn the to earn the win for the Tigers. Alex Zaugra made 12 In addition to Rohrback’s four points, Waldron had win. Sarah Geary made six saves for ODU in the loss. saves in the loss for the Blue Hens. a pair of goals. Mackrides led William & Mary with Raymond fi nished a career-high four goals while 1 2 - T four goals. Moore had a pair of goals. Delaware 4 4 - 8 Towson 4 6 - 10 1 2 - F 1 2 - T Towson 7 1 - 8 Towson 4 5 - 9 DELAWARE: Hahn, Allison 3; McCartney, Caitlin 2; William & Mary 2 5 - 7 Old Dominion 4 3 - 7 Burns, Shannon 1; Fay, Chelsea 1; Hartman, Abbie 1. ASSISTS: Burns, Shannon 1; Hahn, Allison 1; McCartney, TOWSON: GOALS: Rohrback, Ashleigh 2; Waldron, Ash- TOWSON: GOALS: Raymond, Andi 4; Moore, Taylor 2; Caitlin 1. ley 2; Raymond, Andi 1; Custer, Kelly 1; Appelt, Sarah 1; Custer, Kelly 1; Coogle, Rhiannon 1; Turner, Olivia 1. Turner, Olivia 1. ASSISTS: Raymond, Andi 2; Rohrback, ASSISTS: Appelt, Sarah 1; Custer, Kelly 1; Murkey, Kelly TOWSON: Raymond, Andi 2; Custer, Kelly 2; Moore, Ashleigh 2; Custer, Kelly 1. 1; Rohrback, Ashleigh 1. Taylor 2; Murkey, Kelly 1; Turner, Olivia 1; Hogan, Sarah 1; Maloof, Sarah 1. ASSISTS: Raymond, Andi 2; Custer, WILLIAM & MARY: GOALS: Mackrides, Kyrstin 4; Noon, ODU: GOALS: Austerberry, Emily 3; Hartrum, Rebecca Kelly 1; Kennedy, Shannon 1; Rohrback, Ashleigh 1. Kaleigh 1; Stillwell, Katie 1; Shaffrey, Ellen 1. ASSISTS: 2; Bernardini, Lisa 1; Reymann, Rebecca 1. ASSISTS: Noon, Kaleigh 1. Hartrum, Rebecca 1; Wright, Sarah 1. SHOTS 1 2 - T SHOTS 1 2 - T Delaware 12 10 - 22 SHOTS 1 2 - T Towson 9 10 - 19 Towson 15 18 - 33 Towson 20 6 - 26 Old Dominion 11 12 - 23 William & Mary 8 11 - 19 GROUND BALLS 1 2 - T GROUND BALLS 1 2 - T Delaware 14 6 - 20 GROUND BALLS 1 2 - T Towson 6 5 - 11 Towson 10 7 - 17 Towson 17 6 - 23 Old Dominion 10 4 - 14 William & Mary 7 13 - 20

DRAW CONTROLS 1 2 - T DRAW CONTROLS 1 2 - T DRAW CONTROLS 1 2 - T Delaware 5 3 - 8 Towson 7 4 - 11 Towson 6 6 - 12 Towson 4 8 - 12 William & Mary 3 3 - 6 Old Dominion 3 3 - 6

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GAME THIRTEEN GAME FOURTEEN GAME FIFTEEN Apr. 13, 2012 • Towson, Md. Apr. 15, 2012 • Philadelphia, Pa. Apr. 20, 2012 • Towson, Md. Towson 16, Hofstra 9 Towson 11, Drexel 10 Towson 15, George Mason 9

The Tigers remained undefeated in CAA play with a Sophomore Ashleigh Rohrback scored with 29 A dominating second half performance lifted the 16-9 victory over Hofstra. seconds remaining to lift the Tigers to an 11-10 win at Tigers to a 15-9 win over George Mason in Unitas Sta- Sophomore Andi Raymond led the Tigers (10-3, Drexel. dium. Redshirt sophomore Ashleigh Rohrback had a 4-0 CAA) with a career-high eight points on four The Tigers (11-3, 5-0 CAA) overcame a four-goal career-high eight points to lead the Tigers (12-3, 6-0 goals and four assists. second half defi cit to win their fi fth straight contest. CAA) to their sixth straight victory. The Tigers wasted no time in taking the lead, After the Tigers scored the fi rst goal of the game, The CAA-leading Tigers grabbed a quick 3-0 lead scoring twice in the fi rst minute of action. Hofstra Drexel (9-5, 2-3 CAA) scored three straight goals to as junior Ashley Waldron scored on a free position (3-10, 2-2 CAA) responded by scoring a pair of goals, take a 3-1 lead with 20:27 to play in the half. However, goal with 26:25 to play in the half. The Patriots (3-12, which tied the game at 2-2 with 26:25 remaining in Drexel scored four of the fi nal fi ve goals in the half to 1-5 CAA) responded with a three-goal run of their the fi rst half. take a 7-3 lead at intermission. own to tie the game with 18:28 remaining in the half. Towson used a 4-0 scoring run to take a 6-2 lead Waldron and Rohrback scored the fi rst two goals Waldron scored her second goal of the half to give with 15:32 to play in the half. The Tigers’ scoring run of the second half to pull the Tigers to within two, the Tigers a 4-3 lead. Back-to-back goals from George included the fi rst goal of freshman Paige Duncan’s 7-5 with 25:02 to play. Drexel’s Amanda Norcini Mason allowed the visitors to take a 5-4 lead. Junior career. The Tigers scored the fi nal three goals of the responded as she scored on two straight free posi- Olivia Turner scored her second goal of the half with half to take a 9-4 lead. tion shots to give the home team a 9-5 lead with 19:51 33 seconds remaining, tying the game at 5-5. Senior Sarah Appelt completed her fi rst hat trick remaining. The Tigers scored the fi rst three goals of the sec- of the season with her goal at 5:25 of the period. The Tigers started their comeback with 18:27 left ond half to take an 8-5 with 18:31 to go in the game. Junior Olivia Turner opened the second half with as junior Kelly Custer scored on a free-position Sophomore Andi Raymond scored a pair of goals to her seventh goal of the season to give Towson a 10-4 attempt. Custer’s goal started a 4-0 run by the Tigers help the Tigers take their fi rst lead since early in the lead. Hofstra recorded a pair of goals which made it a which tied the game at 9-9 with 15:48 to play. Custer fi rst period. 10-6 game with 23:08 to play. scored twice during that run while sophomore Andi A goal from junior Kelly Custer at 12:38 started Back-to-back goals by Raymond gave the Tigers a Raymond had a pair of assists. the Tigers on a 7-0 run which helped them take 12-6 lead with 15:46 to play. Back-to-back goals from Kristin Kopenhaver gave Drexel the lead back, control of the game. Custer scored a pair of goals junior Kelly Custer and Raymond’s fourth goal of the 10-9 with a goal at 14:35. Raymond tied the game at during the run while Rohrback had two goals and two game gave Towson a comfortable 15-7 advantage. 10-10 with 5:21 remaining in the contest. Raymond assists which helped the Tigers take a 15-6 lead with Hofstra scored two of the fi nal three goals in the then assisted on Rohrback’s game-winner with 29 a 5:17 to play. game to make the fi nal score, 16-9. seconds left to play. The Patriots ended the game on a 3-0 run which Senior Mary Teeters made six saves in 51:02 of Senior Mary Teeters made four saves to earn her made the fi nal score 15-9. action. Freshman Kelsea Donnelly made three saves 11th win of the season in net. Freshman Kelsea Don- Senior Mary Teeters made six saves in 54:43 in the fi nal 8:58. Jaclyn Pandolf made 13 saves in the nelly played 14:35 of action and made a pair of saves. minutes of action to earn her 12th win of the season. loss for the Pride. Freshman Kelsea Donnelly made a save in the fi nal 1 2 - T 1 2 - T 5:17. Brittany Pastrana made 10 saves in the loss for Hofstra 5 4 - 9 Towson 3 8 - 11 the Patriots. Towson 9 7 - 16 Drexel 7 3 - 10 1 2 - T George Mason 5 4 - 9 HOFSTRA: GOALS: von Hollen, Emily 2; Ward, Jenn 2; TOWSON: GOALS: Rohrback, Ashleigh 3; Custer, Kelly Towson 5 10 - 15 Brady, Claire 1; Altomare, Brittain 1; Mezzanotte, Alex 1; 3; Raymond, Andi 2; Waldron, Ashley 2; Coogle, Rhian- Albright, Taylor 1; Miller, Maryann 1. ASSISTS: Altomare, non 1. ASSISTS: Raymond, Andi 4; Rohrback, Ashleigh GEORGE MASON: GOALS: Ellisen, Emily 3; Hilder- Brittain 1; Brady, Claire 1. 2; Appelt, Sarah 1; Murkey, Kelly 1. brandt, Allie 2; Schwartz, Mary 1; Obregon, Rachel 1; Mascolo, Katie 1; Kopecka, Anna 1. ASSISTS: Schwartz, TOWSON: GOALS: Raymond, Andi 4; Custer, Kelly 3; DREXEL: GOALS: Norcini, Amanda 3; Klunder, Jaclyn Mary 3; Ellisen, Emily 1. Appelt, Sarah 3; Waldron, Ashley 1; Rohrback, Ashleigh 2; Wood, Charlotte 2; Maiden, Alyse 1; Joran, Kelli 1; Ko- 1; Turner, Olivia 1; Coogle, Rhiannon 1; Hogan, Sarah penhaver, Kristin 1. ASSISTS: Maiden, Alyse 2; Klunder, TOWSON: GOALS: Rohrback, Ashleigh 3; Waldron, Ash- 1; Duncan, Paige 1. ASSISTS: Raymond, Andi 4; Custer, Jaclyn 1; Watts, Alissa 1. ley 3; Custer, Kelly 3; Raymond, Andi 2; Turner, Olivia Kelly 1; Rohrback, Ashleigh 1; Turner, Olivia 1; Waldron, 2; Leech, Katie 1; Hogan, Sarah 1. ASSISTS: Rohrback, Ashley 1. SHOTS 1 2 - T Ashleigh 5; Raymond, Andi 1; Teeters, Mary 1. Towson 9 12 - 21 SHOTS 1 2 - T Drexel 10 9 - 19 SHOTS 1 2 - T Hofstra 10 15 - 25 George Mason 11 12 - 23 Towson 18 16 - 34 GROUND BALLS 1 2 - T Towson 15 16 - 31 Towson 4 3 - 7 GROUND BALLS 1 2 - T Drexel 5 1 - 6 GROUND BALLS 1 2 - T Hofstra 8 4 - 12 George Mason 2 2 - 4 Towson 5 6 - 11 Towson 8 7 - 15 DRAW CONTROLS 1 2 - T Towson 6 5 - 11 DRAW CONTROLS 1 2 - T DRAW CONTROLS 1 2 - T Drexel 5 7 - 12 George Mason 5 7 - 12 Hofstra 5 5 - 10 Towson 6 8 - 14 Towson 9 8 - 17

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GAME SIXTEEN GAME SEVENTEEN • CAA SEMI-FINALS GAME EIGHTEEN • CAA CHAMPIONSHIP Apr. 22, 2012 • Towson, Md. Apr. 27, 2012 • Towson, Md. Apr. 29, 2012 • Towson, Md. Towson 10, James Madison 9 | 2OT Towson 12, Drexel 11 Towson 8, James Madison 7

Junior Sarah Hogan scored off a pass from junior Sophomore Andi Raymond scored two goals and Kelly Custer scored three goals, including two Kelly Custer with 26 seconds left in the sudden matched her career high with four assists to lead the in the fi rst half, to lead the Tigers to a tense 8-7 death overtime period, leading the Tigers (13-3, 7-0) top-seeded Tigers (14-3) to a 12-11 victory over Drexel win over James Madison as Towson won the CAA to a dramatic 10-9 victory over defending CAA cham- (11-6) in the semi-fi nals of the CAA Tournament. Championship. pion James Madison (10-6, 6-1) on Sunday afternoon. The Tigers, who won their eighth game in a row, Towson’s 8-7 win enabled the Tigers to claim their Hogan scored her only goal of the game off a advanced to the CAA Championship Game for the fourth CAA title since 2005. pass from Custer with 26 seconds left in the second second year in a row. Senior Mary Teeters was named the tournament’s overtime period. The dramatic victory enabled the Led by Raymond and senior Sarah Appelt, who Most Outstanding Player. She was joined on the all- Tigers to clinch the CAA regular season title and the scored three goals, the Tigers built a 12-6 lead with tournament team by Kelly Custer, Andi Raymond right to host the CAA Tournament. 6:16 remaining in the game. However, Drexel answered and Michelle Dufault. JMU rallied from an 8-5 defi cit in the fi nal 12 with a fi ve-goal run and pulled to within 12-11 with The fi rst half was closely contested between the minutes of regulation to tie the game at 8-8. 1:33 left on a free position goal by senior Charlotte two teams. The Tigers (15-3) held a 2-1 lead with 18:13 Ashley Kimener gave the Dukes a 9-8 lead when Wood. in the half. The Dukes (11-7) responded with a pair of she scored on a free position shot midway through After the Tigers won the ensuing draw control, goals as Amy Roguski gave the visitors a 3-2 lead the fi rst overtime. Custer scored with 50 seconds left they ran 30 seconds off the clock before the Dragons with 10:12 remaining in the half. Sophomore Rhiannon in the fi rst overtime, tying the game for the fourth forced a turnover. With 12 seconds left, senior Mary Coogle tied the game at 3-3 with 2:18 remaining in time. Teeters made a great save of a point-blank shot by the half. At the start of the second overtime, Hogan won Wood and the Tigers were able to run out the clock. James Madison scored three of the next four goals the draw control and the Tigers passed it back into The Tigers took a 5-3 lead at halftime as they to take a 6-5 lead with 14:25 to go in the game. the defensive end. Senior Mary Teeters started a scored the fi nal two goals of the fi rst half. With 10:50 Following Caitlin McHugh’s goal which gave JMU clear which ended with Custer passing to Hogan for left in the half, Raymond’s fi rst goal gave Towson the lead, Sonia LaMonica called timeout to talk to the game winning goal. a 4-3 advantage it never relinquished. With 5:56 the Tigers. James Madison scored three straight goals to take remaining in the half, junior Ashley Waldron scored The Tigers’ offense responded following the a 3-1 lead in the fi rst half. The Tigers responded by off a pass from Raymond to make it a 5-3 lead. timeout. Redshirt sophomore Ashleigh Rohrback scoring three straight to take a 4-3 lead at the half. The Tigers, who won their seventh one-goal game tied the game at 6-6. Olivia Turner gave the Tigers Back-to-back goals from Custer and Waldron upped of the season, earned their fi fth appearance in the an 7-6 advantage before Raymond gave the Tigers an the lead to 8-5 in the second half. However JMU CAA Championship game since 2005. It also set up a 8-6 lead with 7:09 to go. responded by dominating the fi nal 12:52 of regula- rematch with James Madison. Roguski scored at 5:14 to pull the Dukes to within tion. When Zabel scored with 9:07 left, the game was one at 8-7. tied at 8-8. The Dukes held the ball for the fi nal 6:14. 1 2 - F With both teams locked in a struggle, the Tigers However Teeters saved a shot with 21 seconds left in Drexel 3 8 - 11 received a yellow card with 1:45 remaining. The Tiger regulation. Towson 5 7 - 12 defense turned in an excellent performance during 1 2 OT 2OT - F that fi nal 1:45, including a big save from Teeters in James Madison 3 5 1 0 - 9 DREXEL: GOALS: Maiden, Alyse 3; Wood, Charlotte 2; the fi nal 30 seconds to secure the victory. Towson 4 4 1 1 - 10 Joran, Kelli 2; Kopenhaver, Kristin 2; Kovar, Lindsey 1; Teeters made seven saves for her 15th win of the Klunder, Jaclyn 1. ASSISTS: Wood, Charlotte 2; Joran, season. Schylar Healy made four saves in the loss JAMES MADISON: GOALS: Zabel, Monica 2; McHugh, Kelli 1. for James Madison. Caitlin 2; Kimener, Ashley 2; Roguski, Amy 1; Lane, Ariel 1; Finley, Steph 1. ASSISTS: Zabel, Monica 2. TOWSON: GOALS: Appelt, Sarah 3; Raymond, Andi 2; 1 2 - F Waldron, Ashley 2; Turner, Olivia 2; Custer, Kelly 1; Ho- James Madison 3 4 - 7 TOWSON: GOALS: Custer, Kelly 3; Waldron, Ashley 3; gan, Sarah 1; Coogle, Rhiannon 1. ASSISTS: Raymond, Towson 3 5 - 8 Rohrback, Ashleigh 1; Appelt, Sarah 1; Hogan, Sarah 1; Andi 4; Custer, Kelly 3; Rohrback, Ashleigh 1. Turner, Olivia 1. ASSISTS: Raymond, Andi 3; Rohrback, JAMES MADISON: GOALS: Roguski, Amy 3; Zabel, Ashleigh 2; Custer, Kelly 1. SHOTS 1 2 - T Monica 2; Kimener, Ashley 1; McHugh, Caitlin 1. AS- Drexel 6 16 - 22 SISTS: Zabel, Monica 2; Curwin, Ali 1. SHOTS 1 2 OT 2OT - T Towson 7 13 - 20 James Madison 12 11 3 0 - 26 TOWSON: GOALS: Custer, Kelly 3; Turner, Olivia 2; Towson 9 8 1 1 - 19 GROUND BALLS 1 2 - T Raymond, Andi 1; Rohrback, Ashleigh 1; Coogle, Rhian- Drexel 7 8 - 15 non 1. ASSISTS: Raymond, Andi 3; Appelt, Sarah 2; GROUND BALLS 1 2 OT 2OT - T Towson 8 8 - 16 Rohrback, Ashleigh 2. James Madison 4 6 1 0 - 11 Towson 9 5 1 0 - 15 DRAW CONTROLS 1 2 - T SHOTS 1 2 - T Drexel 5 11 - 16 James Madison 6 12 - 18 DRAW CONTROLS 1 2 OT 2OT - T Towson 8 9 - 17 James Madison 7 5 2 0 - 14 Towson 4 5 - 9 Towson 1 4 1 1 - 7 GROUND BALLS 1 2 - T James Madison 9 6 - 15 Towson 5 5 - 10

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GAME NINETEEN • NCAA Play-In Game GAME TWENTY • NCAA FIRST ROUND May 5, 2012 • Towson, Md. May 12, 2012 • Towson, Md. No. 20 Towson 15, Monmouth 5 Penn State 15, Towson 8

A dominating fi rst half led the No. 20 Tigers to a Penn State (12-6) used a 5-0 run to open the sec- 15-5 win over Monmouth (9-11) in the NCAA Play-In ond half and pull away from the No. 8 Tigers posting game in Unitas Stadium. a 15-8 win in the fi rst round of the NCAA Tournament The Tigers (16-3) advanced to the NCAA Tourna- at Unitas Stadium. ment for the fi fth time since 2005 with the victory. The Tigers (16-4) fi nished the season with a pro- The Tigers opened the game on a 5-0 run as junior gram record 16 wins. The game featured the return of Olivia Turner scored a pair of goals, the second com- former Towson coach Missy Doherty to campus. ing at 20:41. A pair of goals from the Hawks briefl y The Tigers scored the fi rst goal of the game as halted the Tiger attack and made it a 5-2 game with sophomore Andi Raymond scored her 34th goal 18:20 to go in the fi rst half. Towson scored seven of of the year. Penn State responded by scoring fi ve the fi nal eight goals in the half including six straight straight goals to take a 5-1 advantage with 18:18 goals from 15:45 to 2:30. Sophomore Andi Raymond remaining in the half. had a pair of goals and an assist for the Tigers during A goal by sophomore Kelly Murkey at 17:30 put that six-goal stretch. a halt to the Penn State fl urry. Murkey’s goal was The Tigers’ 12-3 halftime lead was their largest of followed by goals from junior Ashley Waldron and the year. Kelly Custer to make it a 5-4 game with 7:35 to play Monmouth, which won the Northeast Conference in the half. Mackenzie Cyr pushed the Nittany Lions’ title, scored the fi rst goal of the second half to make lead back to two goals, 6-4 with 3:26 to go until the it a 12-4 game with 24:07 to play. The Tigers got a pair break. of goals from Turner and sophomore Kelly Murkey to With 10 seconds left in the half, Raymond scored to make it a 14-4 game with 17:17 to play. The Hawks got send Towson into the break trailing 6-5. a goal from Sam Lillo to make it a 14-5 contest with The Nittany Lions opened the second half on a 12:50 to go. Sophomore Ashleigh Rohrback scored 5-0 run to take control of the game, building an 11-5 the game’s fi nal goal with an unassisted tally at 9:47. lead with 21:09 to play. Towson disrupted the Nittany Senior Mary Teeters made fi ve saves in the fi rst Lions’ run with back-to-back goals by Waldron and Andi Raymond led the Tigers with two goals half of action for the Tigers and recorded the win in sophomore Ashleigh Rohrback. Rohrback’s goal at against Penn State and fi nished the season goal. Freshman Kelsea Donnelly came in to the game 17:25 made it an 11-7 game. Penn State scored four of with a team-high 35 goals. in the second half and made eight saves, including the last fi ve goals in the game to make it a 15-8 fi nal. several on point blank shots to preserve the lead. Ka- Goalkeeper Dana Cahill made six saves in the win tie Donohoe made 11 saves in the loss for Monmouth. for Penn State. Senior Mary Teeters made seven saves in her fi nal collegiate action for the Tigers. 1 2 - F Freshman Kelsea Donnelly made one save in 11:28 Monmouth 3 2 - 5 of work. Towson 12 3 - 15 1 2 - F Penn State 6 9 - 15 MONMOUTH: GOALS: Gibbons, Kaleigh 2; Lillo, Sam Towson 5 3 - 8 1; White, Lynn 1; Rakowitz, Danielle 1. ASSISTS: D’Urso, Gianna 1; Gibbons, Kaleigh 1; Marino, Alex 1. PENN STATE: GOALS: Fernandez, Molly 4; Ford, Haley 3; Zichelli, Theresa 2; McCormick, Maggie 1; Coffey, TOWSON: GOALS: Rohrback, Ashleigh 3; Turner, Olivia Tatum 1; Cyr, Mackenzie 1; Carney, Lizzy 1; Purvis, 3; Raymond, Andi 2; Custer, Kelly 2; Waldron, Ashley 2; Lauren 1; Welch, Elaine 1. ASSISTS: McCormick, Maggie Murkey, Kelly 2; Duncan, Paige 1. ASSISTS: Raymond, 3; Coffey, Tatum 1. Andi 4; Rohrback, Ashleigh 2; Appelt, Sarah 1; Coogle, Rhiannon 1; Custer, Kelly 1. TOWSON: GOALS: Raymond, Andi 2; Waldron, Ashley 2; Custer, Kelly 2; Murkey, Kelly 1; Rohrback, Ashleigh 1. SHOTS 1 2 - T ASSISTS: Murkey, Kelly 1. Monmouth 9 18 - 27 Towson 19 13 - 32 SHOTS 1 2 - T Penn State 16 12 - 28 GROUND BALLS 1 2 - T Towson 8 9 - 17 Monmouth 8 10 - 18 Towson 11 11 - 22 GROUND BALLS 1 2 - T DRAW CONTROLS 1 2 - T Penn State 8 7 - 15 Monmouth 5 3 - 8 Towson 6 6 - 12 Towson 11 3 - 14 DRAW CONTROLS 1 2 - T Katie Leech proved to be a valuable option for Penn State 8 6 - 14 the Tigers both at the draw and on defense Towson 4 7 - 11 in 2012.

35 2013 TIGER WOMEN’S LACROSSE || 2012 Season in Review 2012 CAA Standings and Statistics FINAL STANDINGS CAA OVERALL Team W-L Pct. GF GA W-L Pct. GF GA TOWSON * 7-0 1.000 79 59 16-4 .800 208 173 James Madison 6-1 .857 91 60 11-7 .611 207 171 Drexel 4-3 .571 73 66 11-6 .647 199 157 Hofstra 4-3 .571 82 69 5-12 .294 163 186 Delaware 3-4 .429 66 68 5-12 .294 142 193 William & Mary 2-5 .286 75 75 4-13 .235 168 217 Old Dominion 1-6 .143 53 68 4-13 .235 162 195 George Mason 1-6 .143 54 108 3-13 .188 146 229 * CAA Champion INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS LEADERS Goals Per Game GP Goals Avg. Caused Turnovers Per Game GP CT Avg. 1. Emily Ellisen-MASON 16 38 2.38 1. Kiersten Jauschnegg-MASON 16 27 1.69 2. Caitlin McCartney-DELAWARE 15 35 2.33 2. Cally Chakrian-JMU 16 24 1.50 3. Charlotte Wood-DREXEL 16 37 2.31 3. Shannon Burns-DELAWARE 17 24 1.41 4. Amy Roguski-JMU 18 40 2.22 4t. Alexa Demski-TOWSON 16 20 1.25 5. Alyse Maiden-DREXEL 17 36 2.12 Emily Ellisen-MASON 16 20 1.25 6. Chelsea Fay-DELAWARE 17 35 2.06 7. Lisa Bernardini-ODU 17 34 2.00 Goals Against Average GP GA GAA 8. Kyrstin Mackrides-W&M 17 32 1.88 1. Mary Teeters-TOWSON 20 158 8.47 9. Andi Raymond-TOWSON 19 35 1.84 2. Amanda Santandrea-DREXEL 17 131 8.90 10. Taelor Salmon-W&M 17 31 1.82 3. Schylar Healy-JMU 13 103 8.95 4. Jaclyn Pandolf-HOFSTRA 16 159 10.75 Assists Per Game GP Asst. Avg. 5. Sarah Geary-ODU 17 175 11.38 1. Monica Zabel-JMU 18 49 2.72 6. Alex Zaugra-DELAWARE 17 164 11.43 2. Andi Raymond-TOWSON 19 33 1.74 7. Lucy Ferguson-W&M 17 204 12.94 3. Alyse Maiden-DREXEL 17 19 1.12 8. Brittany Pastrana-MASON 14 178 14.31 4. Ashleigh Rohrback-TOWSON 20 22 1.10 5. Mary Schwartz-MASON 16 16 1.00 Save Percentage GP Saves Sv% 6. Brittain Altomare-HOFSTRA 17 16 0.94 1. Mary Teeters-TOWSON 20 159 .502 7. Kaleigh Noon-W&M 15 14 0.93 2. Jaclyn Pandolf-HOFSTRA 16 156 .495 8. Lisa Bernardini-ODU 17 15 0.88 3. Lucy Ferguson-W&M 17 172 .457 9. Charlotte Wood-DREXEL 16 13 0.81 4. Schylar Healy-JMU 13 80 .437 10t. Maggie Anderson-W&M 17 13 0.76 5. Alex Zaugra-DELAWARE 17 124 .431 Jaclyn Klunder-DREXEL 17 13 0.76 6. Sarah Geary-ODU 17 124 .415 Points Per Game GP Points Avg. 7. Amanda Santandrea-DREXEL 17 88 .402 1. Monica Zabel-JMU 18 79 4.39 8. Brittany Pastrana-MASON 14 101 .362 2. Andi Raymond-TOWSON 19 68 3.58 3. Alyse Maiden-DREXEL 17 55 3.24 4. Charlotte Wood-DREXEL 16 50 3.12 5. Emily Ellisen-MASON 16 49 3.06 6. Lisa Bernardini-ODU 17 49 2.88 7. Caitlin McCartney-DELAWARE 15 39 2.60 8. Taelor Salmon-W&M 17 42 2.47 9. Ashleigh Rohrback-TOWSON 20 49 2.45 10. Chelsea Fay-DELAWARE 17 41 2.41 Ground Balls Per Game GP GB Avg. 1. Jaclyn Pandolf-HOFSTRA 16 55 3.44 2. Sarah Geary-ODU 17 49 2.88 3. Caitlin McCartney-DELAWARE 15 37 2.47 4. Alexa Demski-TOWSON 16 39 2.44 5. Mary Teeters-TOWSON 20 48 2.40 Draw Controls Per Game GP DC Avg. 1. Emily Ellisen-MASON 16 58 3.62 2. Kristin Kopenhaver-DREXEL 17 59 3.47 3. Shannon Burns-DELAWARE 17 47 2.76 4. Amanda Norcini-DREXEL 17 45 2.65 5. Caitlin McCartney-DELAWARE 15 39 2.60

Mary Teeters led the CAA in both goals against average and save percentage in 2012.

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Hillary Fratzke, ‘10 holds the school records for single-season and career draw controls and caused turnovers.

37 2013 TIGER WOMEN’S LACROSSE || History and Records Year-by-Year Records COLONIAL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION SEASONS Season W-L Pct. Conference Coach Captains Comments 2012 16-4 .800 7-0, 1st Place Sonia LaMonica Sarah Appelt, Mary Teeters CAA Champions, NCAA Tournament 2011 11-7 .611 6-1, T-1st Place Sonia LaMonica Jess Dunn, MaryEllen Elie, Megan Fitzgerlad, Ali Lathroum CAA Regular Season Champions 2010 13-5 .688 5-2, 2nd Place Missy Doherty Hillary Fratzke, Lauren McAfee, Steph Taylor CAA Semi-Finalists, NCAA Tournament 2009 13-6 .684 5-2, T-2nd Place Missy Doherty Hillary Fratzke, Julie Ondrako, Britt Woodfi eld CAA Champions, NCAA Tournament 2008 13-6 .684 5-2, T-1st Place Missy Doherty Mandy Corry, Hillary Fratzke, CAA Champions, NCAA Tournament Katie Mollot, Britt Woodfi eld 2 007 6-9 .400 3-4, T-5th Place Missy Doherty Mandy Corry, Lindsay Lusignea, Katie Mollot, Shannon Witzel 2006 7-10 .412 4-3, 4th Place Missy Doherty Erin Rinella, Becky Trumbo, Shannon Witzel CAA Semi-Finalists 2005 13-6 .684 5-2, 2nd Place Missy Doherty Caitlin Marshall, Erin Cayea CAA Champions, NCAA Tournament 2004 14-4 .778 6-1, 2nd Place Missy Doherty Abby Giancola, Stephanie Howell, Caitlin Marshall CAA Semi-Finalists 2003 7-9 .438 1-6, 7th Place Linda Ohrin Corey Crawford, Carol Dudley, Kristyn Krastel 2002 7-9 .438 3-5, T-7th Place Linda Ohrin Kat Brady, Emily Helms

AMERICA EAST SEASONS Season W-L Pct. Conference Coach Captains Comments 2 001 6-9 .400 2-4, 5th Place Linda Ohrin Jaime Neave, Kat Brady 2000 6-9 .400 2-4, 5th Place Linda Ohrin Bridget Harthausen, Jacquie Sica, Jennifer Sturm 1999 4-12 .250 3-3, 4th Place Linda Ohrin Amy Buck, Jacquie Sica, Sue Korcek America East Tournament 1998 8-9 .471 4-2, 4th Place Ashley Duncan Robyn Harry, Sue Korcek, Kathy McCafferty America East Finalists 1997 11-6 .647 6-0, 1st Place Ashley Duncan Megan Drake, Sallie Neal America East Finalists 1996 7-10 .412 3-2, 3rd Place Ashley Duncan Maggie Bove, Gwen Hicks America East Finalists

INDEPENDENT SEASONS Season W-L Pct. Conference Coach Captains Comments 1995 5-8 .385 n/a Ashley Duncan Sally Sands, Erin Stiteler, Kim Wilson 1994 2-11 .154 n/a Charlotte Hennan Eva Disney, Helene Fanelle, Jenn Healey 1993 7-7 .500 n/a Charlotte Hennan Jen Breakey, Teri Gorzynski, Maggie Murray

EAST COAST CONFERENCE SEASONS Season W-L Pct. Conference Coach Captains Comments 1992 10-6 .625 2-0, 1st Place Alison Williams Becky Patton, Patty Stermer, Karen Walsh ECC Champions 1991 9-6 .600 4-0, 1st Place Alison Williams Kelly Bush, Anita Noel ECC Champions 1990 11-4 .733 4-2, 4th Place Sandy Hoody Gina Profi li, Colleen Cahill ECC Champions 1989 6-9 .400 3-3, 4th Place Sandy Hoody Clara Gardill, Sue Monetti-Devine ECC Semi-Finalists 1988 5-10 .333 3-3, 4th Place Sandy Hoody Becky Hergenroeder, Patty Lehman, ECC Semi-Finalists Kathleen Stout 1987 5-9 .357 3-3, 4th Place Sandy Hoody Becky Hergenroeder, Patty Lehman, ECC Semi-Finalists Kathleen Stout 1986 3-12 .200 3-3, 4th Place Lisa Pierce Jenny Caruso, Ruth Gutridge, Sue Hartman ECC Tournament 1985 9-8 .529 3-3, 4th Place Maggie Faulkner Sue Hartman, Gigi Smith ECC Tournament 1984 11-8-1 .575 2-4, 5th Place Maggie Faulkner Chris Hyman, Gigi Smith 1983 8-10-1 .447 1-2, 4th Place Maggie Faulkner Jennifer Carr, Susan Neal ECC Semi-Finalists

DIVISION II SEASONS Season W-L Pct. Conference Coach Captains Comments 1982 10-7 .588 n/a Linda DiColo n/a 1981 10-7 .588 n/a Maggie Faulkner n/a 1980 13-6 .684 n/a Maggie Faulkner n/a AIAW Division II Runners up 1979 8-8 .500 n/a Maggie Faulkner Mary Bartel, Janet Houck 1978 6-7-1 .464 n/a Maggie Faulkner n/a 1977 6-8-1 .433 n/a Maggie Faulkner n/a

38 History and Records || 2013 TIGER WOMEN’S LACROSSE All-Time Honors and Awards

COLONIAL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION ACCOLADES CAA Rookie of the Week 2011: ...... Rhiannon Coogle (Apr. 11, Apr. 25) CAA Coach of the Year 2010: ...... Alexa Demski (Apr. 26), Ashley Waldron (Apr. 5) 2012: ...... Sonia LaMonica 2009: ...... Mary Teeters (Mar. 23, Apr. 20, Apr. 27) 2011: ...... Sonia LaMonica 2006: ...... Hillary Fratzke (Mar. 7, Apr. 10, May 1); Meggie McNamara (Mar. 27, Apr. 24) 2004: ...... Missy Doherty 2005: ...... Mandy Corry (May 11) CAA Player of the Year 2004: ...... Shannon Witzel (Mar. 7, Mar. 21, Apr. 19) 2010: ...... Hillary Fratzke CAA All-Tournament Team 2008: ...... Hillary Fratzke 2012: ...... Kelly Custer (Mid), Andi Raymond (Att.), Michelle Dufault (Def.), Mary Teeters (GK) CAA Defensive Player of the Year 2011: ...... Kelly Custer (Mid.), Alexa Demski (Def.), Jess Dunn (Att.) 2009: ...... Julie Ondrako 2010: ...... Alexa Demski (Def.), Jacie Kendall (Att.) 2009: ...... Meggie McNamara (Att.), Julie Ondrako (Def.), Steph Taylor (Mid.) CAA Rookie of the Year ...... Mary Teeters (GK) 2006: ...... Hillary Fratzke (Mid.) 2008: ...... Mandy Corry (GK), Hillary Fratzke (Mid.), Nikki Marcinik (Mid.), Katie Mollot (Def.) 2005: ...... Mandy Corry (GK) 2006: ...... Shannon Witzel (Mid.), Erin Rinella (Def.) 2003: ...... Becky Trumbo (Att.) 2005: ...... Mandy Corry (GK), Martha Dwyer (Def.), Becky Trumbo (Att.), Shannon Witzel (Att.) CAA Scholar-Athlete 2004: ...... Caitlin Marshall (Mid.), Jessica O’Connell (GK) 2007: ...... Hillary Fratzke CAA Championships Most Outstanding Player 2006: ...... Becky Trumbo 2012: ...... Mary Teeters 2005: ...... Becky Trumbo 2009: ...... Julie Ondrako All-CAA First Team 2008: ...... Mandy Corry 2012: ...... Alexa Demski (Def.), Andi Raymond (Att.), Kelly Custer (Att.), Mary Teeters (GK) 2005: ...... Shannon Witzel 2011: ...... Alexa Demski (Def.), Jess Dunn (Att.), Mary Teeters (GK), Ashley Waldron (Mid.) 2010: ...... Hillary Fratzke (Mid.), Jess Dunn (Att.), Nikki Marcinik (Mid.) AMERICA EAST CONFERENCE 2009: ...... Nikki Marcinik (Mid.), Meggie McNamara (Att.), Julie Ondrako (Def.) 2008: ...... Hillary Fratzke (Mid.), Julie Ondrako (Def.) America East Coach of the Year 2007: ...... Hillary Fratzke (Mid.) 1997: ...... Ashley Duncan 2006: ...... Shannon Witzel (Mid.) America East All-Conference First Team 2005: ...... Becky Trumbo (Att.) 1999: ...... Jacquie Sica (GK) 2004: ...... Becky Trumbo (Att.), Martha Dwyer (Mid.) 1998: ...... Kathy McCafferty (Mid.) All-CAA Second Team 1997: ...... Megan Drake (Att.), Robyn Harry (Mid.), Liz Wilson (Mid.), Sallie Neal (Def.) 2012: ...... Ashley Waldron (Mid.) 1996: ...... Amy Buck (Att.), Megan Drake (Att.), Jen Smarrelli (Def.), Sallie Neal (Def.) 2011: ...... Megan Fitzgerald (Def.), Jackie LaMonica (Mid.) America East All-Conference Second Team 2010: ...... Mary Teeters (GK), Ashley Waldron (Mid.) 2001: ...... Kristyn Krastel (Att.) 2009: ...... Britt Woodfi eld (Mid.) 2000: ...... Jacquie Sica (GK), Bridget Harthausen (Mid.), Merri Adamicki (Def.) 2008: ...... Britt Woodfi eld (Mid.) 1999: ...... Nikki Popolano (Att.), Amie Rose (Mid.) 2007: ...... Meggie McNamara (Att.), Julie Ondrako (Def.), Shannon Witzel (Mid.) 1998: ...... Amy Buck (Att.), Nikki Popolano (Att.), Robyn Harry (Mid.), 2006: ...... Hillary Fratzke (Mid.), Becky Trumbo (Att.) ...... Jacquie Sica (GK) 2005: ...... Mandy Corry (GK), Martha Dwyer (Def.), Erin Rinella (Mid.), 1997: ...... Kathy McCafferty (Mid.), Jen Smarrelli (Def.), Jacquie Sica (GK) ...... Shannon Witzel (Att.) 2004: ...... Stephanie Howell (Mid.), Caitlin Marshall (Mid.) America East All-Tournament Team 2003: ...... Becky Trumbo (Att.) 1999: ...... Amie Rose (Mid.), Jacquie Sica (GK) 1998: ...... Jess Weissman (Att.), Robyn Harry (Mid.), CAA All-Rookie Team ...... Kathy McCafferty (Mid.), Jacquie Sica (GK) 2012: ...... Michelle Dufault (Def.) 1997: ...... Robyn Harry (Mid.), Kathy McCafferty (Mid.), Amy Dean (Def.), 2011: ...... Rhiannon Coogle (Att.), Kelly Murkey (Mid.) ...... Sallie Neal (Def.) 2010: ...... Alexa Demski (Def.), Ashley Waldron (Mid.) 1996: ...... Amy Buck (Att.), Megan Drake (Att.), 2009: ...... Mary Teeters (GK) ...... Robyn Harry (Mid.), Denise Perrone (Def.) 2007: ...... Nikki Marcinik (Mid.) 2006: ...... Hillary Fratzke (Mid.), Meggie McNamara (Att.) America East Rookie of the Week 2005: ...... Mandy Corry (GK) 2000: ...... Kristyn Krastel (Mar. 22) 1998: ...... Nikki Popolano (Mar. 31) CAA Player of the Week 1997: ...... Jacquie Sica (Mar. 24, Mar. 31) 2012: ...... Mary Teeters (Mar. 5), Rhiannon Coogle (Mar. 26), Andi Raymond (Apr. 16), Kelly Custer (Apr. 23) 2011: ...... Kelly Custer (Mar. 28), Jess Dunn (Apr. 18), Ashley Waldron (Apr. 25) America East Player of the Week 2010: ...... Mary Teeters (Mar. 29, Apr. 26), Hillary Fratzke (Mar. 22, Apr. 19) 1997: ...... Megan Drake (Mar. 24) 2009: ...... Nikki Marcinik (Apr. 13), Meggie McNamara (Mar. 9, Apr. 27) America East Defender of the Week 2008: ...... Hillary Fratzke (Mar. 3, Mar. 10) 2000: ...... Jacquie Sica (Mar. 22), Jennifer Sturm (Apr. 24) 2007: ...... Meggie McNamara (Mar. 12) 1999: ...... Sue Korcek (Mar. 21) 2005: ...... Becky Trumbo (Apr. 29) 2004: ...... Becky Trumbo (Mar. 28)

39 2013 TIGER WOMEN’S LACROSSE || History and Records All-Time Honors and Awards

EAST COAST CONFERENCE TOWSON UNIVERSITY AWARDS All-East Coast Conference Doc Minnegan Scholarship Award 1991: ...... Kelly Bush (Att.), Courtney Page (Def.) 2005: ...... Becky Trumbo (Att.) 1990: ...... Jennifer DeVos (Attack), Gina Profi li (Def.), Colleen Cahill (GK) 1999: ...... Bridget Harthausen (Def.) 1989: ...... Jennifer DeVos (Att.), Gina Profi li (Def.), Lori Sauer (Def.) Joseph H. McMullen Scholarship Award 1988: ...... Patty Lehman (Def.), Colleen Cahill (GK) 1989: ...... Gina Profi li (Def.) 1987: ...... Patty Lehman (Def.) 1986: ...... Ruth Gutridge (Att.), Patty Lehman (Def.) Rachuba Enterprises Scholarship Award 1985: ...... Nancy Etzel (Att.), Kim Brooks (GK) 2007: ...... Britt Woodfi eld (Mid.) 1984: ...... Ruth Gutridge (Att.), Gigi Smith (Def.) Zaleski Scholarship Award 1983: ...... Susan Neal (Def.) 2009: ...... Steph Taylor (Mid.) ECC Player of the Year 2008: ...... Britt Woodfi eld (Mid.) 1991: ...... Kelly Bush (Att.) Female Souris Award 1990: ...... Colleen Cahill (GK) 1989: ...... Gina Profi li (Def.) 1986: ...... Ruth Gutridge (Att.) Female UnSung Hero Award ECC Coach of the Year 2012: ...... Kelly Custer (Mid.) 1990: ...... Sandy Hoody Female Athlete of the Year All-Regional Team 2008: ...... Hillary Fratzke (Mid.) 1991: ...... Gina Daniel (Mid.) 1998: ...... Robyn Harry (Mid.) 1989: ...... Clara Gardill (Def.), Lori Sauer (Def.) Senior Female Athlete of the Year 2012: ...... Mary Teeters (GK) DIVISION I ALL-AMERICANS 2010: ...... Hillary Fratzke (Mid.) IWLCA/US Lacrosse All-Americans 2007: ...... Shannon Witzel (Mid.) 2012: ...... Alexa Demski (Def.), 3rd team, Mary Teeters (GK), 3rd team 2006: ...... Becky Trumbo (Att.) 2010: ...... Hillary Fratzke (Mid), 2nd team 2000: ...... Jacquie Sica (Goal) 2009: ...... Julie Ondrako (Def.), 2nd team; Meggie McNamara (Att.), 3rd team 1993: ...... Jennifer Breakey (Att.) 2008: ...... Hillary Fratzke (Mid.), 1st team Female Rookie of the Year 2007: ...... Hillary Fratzke (Mid.), 2nd team 2009: ...... Mary Teeters (Goal) 2006: ...... Shannon Witzel (Mid.), 2nd team 2006: ...... Hillary Fratzke (Mid.) 2005: ...... Becky Trumbo (Att.), 3rd team 2004: ...... Shannon Witzel (Mid.) IWLCA Regional All-Americans 2003: ...... Becky Trumbo (Att.) 2012: ...... Alexa Demski (Def.) 1st team; Mary Teeters (GK), 1st team; 1997: ...... Jacquie Sica (Goal) ...... Andi Raymond (Att.) 2nd team; Kelly Custer (Mid.) 2nd team 1992: ...... Kim Wilson (Att.) 2011: ...... Alexa Demski (Def.), 1st team; Jess Dunn (Att.), 2nd team Women’s Sports Coach of the Year 2010: ...... Alexa Demski (Def.), 1st team; Hillary Fratzke (Mid.), 1st team; 2004: ...... Missy Holmes ...... Mary Teeters (Goal), 1st team; Jess Dunn (Att.), 2nd team; 1992: ...... Jen Ulehla ...... Nikki Marcinik (Mid.), 2nd team 2009: ...... Nikki Marcinik (Mid.), 1st team; Meggie McNamara (Att.), 1st team; TAF Scholar-Athlete of the Year ...... Julie Ondrako (Def.), 1st team 2010: ...... Hillary Fratzke (Mid.) 2008: ...... Hillary Fratzke (Mid.), 1st team; Nikki Marcinik (Mid.), 2nd team; 2006: ...... Becky Trumbo (Att.) ...... Julie Ondrako (Def.), 2nd team Strength and Conditioning 2007: ...... Hillary Fratzke (Mid.), 1st team; Shannon Witzel (Mid.), 2nd team Female Athlete of the Year 2006: ...... Shannon Witzel (Mid.), 1st team; Mandy Corry (Goal), 1st team; 2007: ...... Lindsay Lusignea (Def.) ...... Becky Trumbo (Att.), 2nd team; Hillary Fratzke (Mid.), 2nd team 2005: ...... Becky Trumbo (Att.), 2nd team; Shannon Witzel (Att.), 2nd team 2000: ...... Jacquie Sica (Goal) Inside Lacrosse All-Americans 2007: ...... Hillary Fratzke (Mid.), 2nd team 2005: ...... Becky Trumbo (Att.), 2nd team Honorable Mention 1993: ...... Jennifer Breakey (Att.)

Becky Trumbo became Towson’s fi rst IWLCA/US Lacrosse All-American in 2005.

40 History and Records || 2013 TIGER WOMEN’S LACROSSE Team Records MISC. TEAM RECORDS Assists Game 6, Nancy Etzel vs. Johns Hopkins, 1984; Nancy Etzel at Frostburg, 1984; Most Wins - Season 16, 2012 Ruth Gutridge vs. Johns Hopkins, 1984 Most Losses - Season 12, 1986, 1999 Season 43, Meggie McNamara, 2009 Best Winning Pct. - Season .800, 2012 Career 79, Becky Trumbo, 2003-06 Consecutive Wins 10, 2012 Consecutive Losses 9, 1986-87, 1999 Points Consecutive Conference Wins 7, 2012 Season 87, Ruth Gutridge, 1984 Most Goals - Game 27, vs. Frostburg (1984) Career 267, Ruth Gutridge, 1983-86 Most Goals - Season 242, 1984 (20 games) Ground Balls (1996-pres.) Most Goals Against - Game 36, vs. Delaware (1986) Season 65, Robyn Harry, 1998 Most Goals Against - Season 202, 1998 Career 181, Melissa Garner, 2000-03 Largest Margin of Victory: 20, vs. Goucher (1980) Largest Margin of Defeat: 34, vs. Delaware (1986) Draw Controls Game 11, Hillary Fratzke, two times Season 107, Hillary Fratzke, 2006 MISC. INDIVIDUAL RECORDS Career 257, Hillary Fratzke, 2006-pres. Goals by a Freshman 44, Shannon Witzel, 2004 Caused Turnovers Assists by a Freshman: 16, Robyn Harry, 1996 Season 47, Hillary Fratzke, 2008 Points by a Freshman: 53, Shannon Witzel, 2004 Career 111, Hillary Fratzke, 2006-pres. Fastest Goal to Start a Game - Towson: 0:08, Stephanie Howell vs. Mt. St. Mary’s, April 3, 2002 Goalkeeper Saves Fastest Goal to Start a Game - Opponent: Game 36, Lorraine Valeri vs. Loyola, 1982 0:09, Laura Perry, Delaware, March 22, 1995 Season 360, Mary Bartel, 1980 Career 912, Jacquie Sica, 1997-2000 INDIVIDUAL RECORDS Save Percentage Season .678, Colleen Cahill, 1987-90 Goals Career .597, Colleen Cahill, 1987-90 Game 9, Ruth Gutridge at Goucher, 1985; Chris Hyman at Frostburg, 1984 Season 71, Shannon Witzel, 2005 Career 208, Ruth Gutridge, 1983-86

YEAR-BY-YEAR GOALS LEADERS YEAR-BY-YEAR ASSISTS LEADERS YEAR-BY-YEAR POINTS LEADERS 2012 ...... Andi Raymond, Kelly Custer, 35 2012 ...... Andi Raymond, 33 2012 ...... Andi Raymond, 68 2011 ...... Jess Dunn, 39 2011 ...... Sarah Appelt, 22 2011 ...... Jess Dunn, 42 2010 ...... Hillary Fratzke, 51 2010 ...... Nikki Marcinik, 21 2010 ...... Hillary Fratzke, 59 2009 ...... Nikki Marcinik, 50 2009 ...... Meggie McNamara, 43 2009 ...... Meggie McNamara, 77 2008 ...... Hillary Fratzke, 62 2008 ...... Hillary Fratzke, 24 2008 ...... Hillary Fratzke, 86 2007 ...... Hillary Fratzke, 48 2007 ...... Hillary Fratzke, Shannon Witzel, 12 2007 ...... Hillary Fratzke, 60 2006 ...... Shannon Witzel, 61 2006 ...... Becky Trumbo, 21 2006 ...... Shannon Witzel, 74 2005 ...... Shannon Witzel, 71 2005 ...... Becky Trumbo, 31 2005 ...... Shannon Witzel, 84 2004 ...... Becky Trumbo, 45 2004 ...... Becky Trumbo, 19 2004 ...... Becky Trumbo, 64 2003 ...... Becky Trumbo, 39 2003 ...... Erin Cayea, 15 2003 ...... Becky Trumbo, 48 2002 ...... Kat Brady, 31 2002 ...... Erin Cayea, 11 2002 ...... Kat Brady, 39 2001 ...... Kat Brady, 28 2001 ...... Kat Brady, 10 2001 ...... Kat Brady, 38 2000 ...... Kat Brady, 26 2000 ...... Courtney Benner, 21 2000 ...... Kat Brady, 38 1999 ...... Nikki Popolano, 32 1999 ...... Jessica Weissman, 13 1999 ...... Nikki Popolano, 38 1998 ...... Kathy McCafferty, 37 1998 ...... Kathy McCafferty, 16 1998 ...... Kathy McCafferty, 53 1997 ...... Amy Buck, 30 1997 ...... Robyn Harry, 23 1997 ...... Amy Buck, Robyn Harry, 41 1996 ...... Amy Buck, 27 1996 ...... Robyn Harry, 16 1996 ...... Amy Buck, 31 1995 ...... Kim Wilson, 25 1995 ...... Kim Wilson, 7 1995 ...... Kim Wilson, 32 1994 ...... Bridget Drake, 29 1994 ...... Bridget Drake, 13 1994 ...... Bridget Drake, 42 1993 ...... Jen Breakey, 40 1993 ...... Jen Breakey, 12 1993 ...... Jen Breakey, 52 1992 ...... Jen Breakey, 38 1992 ...... Jen Breakey, 13 1992 ...... Jen Breakey, 51 1991 ...... Lisa Marsiglia, 41 1991 ...... Kelly Bush, 38 1991 ...... Kelly Bush, 51 1990 ...... Jen DeVos, 46 1990 ...... Kelly Bush, 18 1990 ...... Jen DeVos, 51 1989 ...... Jen DeVos, 28 1989 ...... Kelly Bush, 10 1989 ...... Jen DeVos, 35 1988 ...... Kathleen Stout, 34 1988 ...... Jen DeVos, 8 1988 ...... Kathleen Stout, 40 1987 ...... Christie Stevens, 17 1987 ...... Colleen Murphy, 10 1987 ...... Christie Stevens, 23 1986 ...... Ruth Gutridge, 59 1986 ...... Jenny Caruso, 20 1986 ...... Ruth Gutridge, 73 1985 ...... Ruth Gutridge, 59 1985 ...... Jenny Caruso, 18 1985 ...... Ruth Gutridge, 72 1984 ...... Ruth Gutridge, 60 1984 ...... Nancy Etzel, 33 1984 ...... Ruth Gutridge, 87 1983 ...... Jennifer Carr, Suzanne Lanahan, 31 1983 ...... J. Carr, C. Hyman, S. Lanahan, 11 1983 ...... Jennifer Carr, Suzanne Lanahan, 42 1982 ...... Laurie Hardesty, 17 1982 ...... Laurie Hardesty, 5 1982 ...... Laurie Hardesty, 22 1981 ...... Cam Holthaus, 50 1981 ...... Lindsay Townsend, 10 1981 ...... Cam Holthaus, 58 1980 ...... Laurie Hardesty, 42 1980 ...... Lindsay Townsend, 17 1980 ...... Lindsay Townsend, 50

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GOALS DRAW CONTROLS 1. Shannon Witzel 2005 71 1. Hillary Fratzke 2006 107 2. Hillary Fratzke 2008 62 2. Hillary Fratzke 2008 86 3. Shannon Witzel 2006 61 3. Hillary Fratzke 2010 70 4. Ruth Gutridge 1984 60 4. Becky Trumbo 2005 61 5. Ruth Gutridge 1986 59 5. Hillary Fratzke 2007 56 Ruth Gutridge 1985 59 6. Nikki Marcinik 2009 55 7. Becky Trumbo 2005 52 7. Stephanie Howell 2004 53 8. Hillary Fratzke 2010 51 8. Caitlin Marshall 2003 48 9. Nancy Etzel 1984 50 9. Becky Trumbo 2004 44 Cam Holthaus 1981 50 Stephanie Howell 2003 44 Nikki Marcinik 2009 50 Stephanie Howell 2002 44

ASSISTS CAUSED TURNOVERS 1. Meggie McNamara 2009 43 1. Hillary Fratzke 2008 47 2. Kelly Bush 1991 38 2. Hillary Fratzke 2007 41 3. Andi Raymond 2012 33 3. Hillary Fratzke 2010 33 Nancy Etzel 1984 33 4. Julie Ondrako 2009 32 5. Becky Trumbo 2005 31 5. Shannon Witzel 2006 30 6. Ruth Gutridge 1984 27 Alexa Demski 2010 30 7. Hillary Fratzke 2008 24 7. Julie Ondrako 2008 29 8. Robyn Harry 1997 23 8. Alexa Demski 2011 27 9. Ashleigh Rohrback 2012 22 Carol Dudley 2002 27 Sarah Appelt 2011 22 10. Jaime Neave 2001 25

POINTS SAVES 1. Ruth Gutridge 1984 87 1. Mary Bartel 1980 360 Shannon Witzel (above) holds the school record for single-season goals (71) while Meggie McNamara 2. Hillary Fratzke 2008 86 2. Dana Robinson 1983 320 (below) holds the single-season assists (43) mark. 3. Shannon Witzel 2005 84 3. Dana Robinson 1984 298 4. Becky Trumbo 2005 83 4. Lorraine Valeri 1982 264 Nancy Etzel 1984 83 5. Mary Bartel 1981 255 6. Meggie McNamara 2009 77 6. Jacquie Sica 1997 240 7. Shannon Witzel 2006 74 7. Jacquie Sica 2000 233 8. Ruth Gutridge 1986 73 8. Jacquie Sica 1999 225 9 Ruth Gutridge 1985 72 9. Mary Bartel 1979 221 10. Nikki Marcinik 2009 70 10. Kim Brooks 1985 216

GROUND BALLS SAVE PERCENTAGE 1. Robyn Harry 1998 65 1. Mary Bartel 1979 .739 2. Hillary Fratzke 2007 56 2. Mary Bartel 1980 .726 Hillary Fratzke 2008 56 3. Mary Bartel 1981 .702 4. Mandy Corry 2008 55 4. Colleen Cahill 1990 .678 5. Hilary Kuker 1996 54 5. Lorraine Valeri 1982 .672 6. Julie Ondrako 2009 53 6. Kim Brooks 1985 .641 7. Shannon Witzel 2005 52 7. Gwen Hicks 1992 .625 Caitlin Marshall 2003 52 8. Gwen Hicks 1996 .613 9. Mary Teeters 2011 51 9. Dana Robinson 1984 .609 Sallie Neal 1996 51 10. Jacquie Sica 1997 .602 Sue Korcek 1998 51 Nicki Popolano 1998 51 Molly Branning 2000 51

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GOALS DRAW CONTROLS GAMES PLAYED 1. Ruth Gutridge 1983-86 208 1. Hillary Fratzke 2006-10 327 1. Mary Teeters 2009-12 73 Shannon Witzel 2004-07 208 2. Becky Trumbo 2003-06 168 2. Hillary Fratzke 2006-10 72 3. Hillary Fratzke 2006-10 199 3. Stephanie Howell 2001-04 141 3. Ruth Gutridge 1983-86 71 4. Becky Trumbo 2003-06 178 4. Nikki Marcinik 2007-10 129 4. Becky Trumbo 2003-06 70 5. Meggie McNamara 2006-09 133 5. Caitlin Marshall 2002-05 102 Mandy Corry 2005-08 70 6. Nikki Marcinik 2007-10 125 6. Julie Ondrako 2006-09 100 Britt Woodfi eld 2006-09 70 7. Amy Buck 1996-99 106 7. Shannon Witzel 2004-07 97 Julie Ondrako 2006-09 70 8. Kathleen Stout 1984-88 104 8. Martha Dwyer 2002-05 85 Nikki Marcinik 2007-10 70 9. Kim Wilson 1992-95 101 9. Ashley Waldron 2010-pres. 84 9. Shannon Witzel 2004-07 69 10. Nancy Etzel 1984-85 98 10. Britt Woodfi eld 2006-09 83 10. Caitlin Marshall 2002-05 68 Britt Woodfi eld 2006-09 98 Meggie McNamara 2006-09 68 CAUSED TURNOVERS ASSISTS 1. Hillary Fratzke 2006-10 144 GAMES STARTED 1. Becky Trumbo 2003-06 79 2. Julie Ondrako 2006-09 90 1. Mary Teeters 2009-12 71 2. Kelly Bush 1988-91 70 3. Shannon Witzel 2004-07 79 2. Becky Trumbo 2003-06 70 3. Hillary Fratzke 2006-10 63 4. Alexa Demski 2010-pres. 77 Hillary Fratzke 2007-10 70 3. Ruth Gutridge 1983-86 59 5. Nikki Marcinik 2007-10 59 4. Shannon Witzel 2004-07 69 4. Meggie McNamara 2006-09 58 6. Alexa Demski 2010-pres. 57 Britt Woodfi eld 2006-09 69 6. Chris Hyman 1982-84 53 7. Caitlin Marshall 2002-05 56 6. Julie Ondrako 2006-09 68 7. Nikki Marcinik 2007-10 51 8. Amy Shilling 2002-05 53 7. Amy Buck 1996-99 67 8. Erin Cayea 2002-05 47 Steph Taylor 2007-10 53 8. Jacquie Sica 1997-2000 65 Robyn Harry 1996-98 47 10. Melissa Garner 2000-03 52 Meggie McNamara 2006-09 65 Shannon Witzel 2004-07 47 10. Nikki Marcinik 2007-10 63 SAVES POINTS 1. Jacquie Sica 1997-2000 912 1. Ruth Gutridge 1983-86 267 2. Mary Bartel 1979-81 836 2. Hillary Fratzke 2006-10 262 3. Colleen Cahill 1987-90 714 3. Becky Trumbo 2003-06 257 4. Dana Robinson 1983-85 687 4. Shannon Witzel 2004-07 255 5. Mandy Corry 2005-08 649 5. Meggie McNamara 2006-09 191 6. Mary Teeters 2009-12 620 6. Nikki Marcinik 2007-10 176 7. Jessica O’Connell 2000-04 578 7. Nancy Etzel 1984-85 142 8. Gwen Hicks 1992-96 476 8. Britt Woodfi eld 2006-09 140 9. Katrina Silva 1989-93 462 9. Chris Hyman 1982-84 139 10. Lorraine Valeri 1982 264 10. Amy Buck 1996-99 131 Kathleen Stout 1984-88 131 SAVE PERCENTAGE 1. Mary Bartel 1979-81 .722 GROUND BALLS 2. Lorraine Valeri 1982 .672 1. Hillary Fratzke 2006-10 193 3. Colleen Cahill 1987-90 .609 2. Melissa Garner 2000-03 181 4. Kim Brooks 1985, 1987 .593 3. Mary Teeters 2009-12 173 5. Dana Robinson 1983-85 .592 4. Mandy Corry 2005-08 167 6. Jacquie Sica 1997-2000 .566 5. Julie Ondrako 2006-09 164 7. Katrina Silva 1991-93 .561 6. Caitlin Marshall 2002-05 156 8. Gwen Hicks 1992, 1994-96 .549 7. Robyn Harry 1996-98 141 9. Jessica O’Connell 2001-04 .514 8. Shannon Witzel 2004-07 136 10. Mary Teeters 2009-12 .495 9. Becky Trumbo 2003-06 135 10. Amy Middleton 2001-05 131

Ruth Gutridge (1983-86) holds the school records for career goals (208) and points (267).

43 2013 TIGER WOMEN’S LACROSSE || History and Records Year-by-Year Results

1977 (6-8-1) Coach: Maggie Faulkner 1980 (13-6) Coach: Maggie Faulkner 1982 (10-7) Coach: Linda DiColo 1984 (11-8-1) Coach: Maggie Faulkner Mary Washington W 6-3 M24 HARVARD L 7-11 M23 at James Madison L 9-11 M21 at UMBC W 13-8 James Madison L 7-12 M25 at UMBC W 14-7 M25 at Frostburg St. W 15-5 M24 at Lehigh * L 8-22 Salisbury State L 5-7 M27 MARYLAND L 5-16 M29 at UMBC W 8-5 M31 HOFSTRA * W 17-6 Maryland L 1-17 M29 VIRGINIA W 8-4 A1 at Penn State L 1-22 A7 DREXEL * W 11-3 Western Maryland* W 17-5 A9 at Frostburg State W 11-2 A3 MARYLAND L 1-12 A8 WILLIAM & MARY L 9-14 Maryland* L 3-9 A11 at East Stroudsburg W 12-5 A7 LOYOLA (Md.) L 1-15 A10 LOYOLA (Md.) L 8-10 UMBC* L 3-6 A15 at Goucher W 20-0 A16 VIRGINIA L 6-17 A12 at Delaware * L 10-21 Loyola (Md.) W 10-3 A18 at Salisbury State W 16-7 A20 at Shippensburg St. W 8-4 A14 VIRGINIA L 6-9 Virginia L 5-8 A24 ESSEX C.C. W 17-2 A22 RICHMOND L 3-11 A16 at Lafayette * L 5-12 Frostburg State W 10-6 A25 JOHNS HOPKINS * W 16-1 A23 at UMBC # W 7-3 A17 at Rutgers T 13-13 Slippery Rock State W 5-4 A26 LOYOLA (Md.) * W 11-6 A23 at Salisbury St. # W 7-0 A20 at Bucknell * L 7-8 East Stroudsburg St. L 3-21 A27 MARYLAND * L 2-11 A24 at Johns Hopkins # W 12-0 A24 at Frostburg St. W 27-12 Delaware L 6-13 A30 at Delaware L 8-11 A24 at Frostburg St. # W 7-5 A26 at Shippensburg W 14-9 Glassboro State W 11-9 M1 at Penn State L 4-17 A28 at Salisbury St. W 16-2 A27 at Goucher # W 17-3 Goucher T 7-7 M3 GLASSBORO STATE W 9-3 M1 at Delaware * L 2-9 A28 at UMBC # W 9-4 * - Maryland State Tournament M9 Delaware # W 13-12 M2 at Loyola * W 4-3 A28 at Notre Dame # W 11-5 M9 Slippery Rock # W 10-9 # - MCWLA Tournament A28 at Salisbury St. # W 11-1 1978 (6-7-1) Coach: Maggie Faulkner M10 Trenton State # W 9-5 * - EAIAW Division II Tournament A29 at Johns Hopkins# W 22-6 James Madison W 5-1 M10 Lafayette # L 4-7 A29 at Frostburg St.# W 19-7 Penn State L 5-14 * - MCWLA Tournament 1983 (8-10-1) Coach: Maggie Faulkner M3 MARYLAND L 4-18 Slippery Rock W 5-4 # - USWLA Division II Tournament M19 HARVARD L 2-27 * - East Coast Conference game Maryland L 6-10 M22 JAMES MADISON L 4-9 # - MCWLA Tournament West Chester L 4-13 1981 (10-7) Coach: Maggie Faulkner M26 LAFAYETTE * L 3-6 Goucher L 5-19 M24 JAMES MADISON L 2-8 M29 UMBC W 10-6 1985 (9-8) Coach: Maggie Faulkner Salisbury State L 6-8 M26 UNIV. OF LONDON W 19-7 M31 at Maryland L 2-9 M20 UMBC W 19-12 UMBC * W 14-7 M28 FROSTBURG STATE W 10-1 A7 PENN STATE L 2-17 M23 LAFAYETTE * W 9-8 Essex C.C.* W 8-7 M31 at Essex C.C. W 21-9 A12 at Loyola (Md.) L 6-19 M24 LEHIGH * L 5-6 Maryland * L 6-9 A2 PENN STATE L 2-12 A14 DELAWARE * L 6-21 M26 at Goucher W 20-7 UMBC W 8-4 A4 at Glassboro St. W 13-8 A16 at Virginia L 8-17 M28 at Maryland L 5-29 Frostburg State # W 1-0 A5 at Maryland L 4-14 A19 FROSTBURG ST. W 21-11 M31 at Hofstra * L 9-10 Delaware L 4-9 A7 at Virginia L 4-10 A21 at Drexel * W 10-6 A12 at Virginia L 11-21 Glassboro T 8-8 A9 UMBC W 11-1 A26 SHIPPENSBURG ST. T 13-13 A13 at James Madison L 7-18 * - Maryland State Tournament A10 at Loyola W 10-7 A29 Salisbury St. # W 10-1 A20 at Drexel * W 12-5 # - Won by forfeit A24 at Anne Arundel C.C. * W 11-0 A30 Notre Dame # W 8-2 A21 at Loyola (Md.) L 12-23 A25 at Salisbury St. * W 11-3 A30 Johns Hopkins # W 11-2 A23 DELAWARE * L 10-11 1979 (8-8) Coach: Maggie Faulkner A26 at Loyola * W 8-3 A30 at Goucher # W 8-1 A25 at Bucknell * W 7-4 YALE W 1-0 A28 SALISBURY ST. W 10-6 A30 Lehigh # L 4-9 A26 Salisbury St. # W 17-3 M27 at Maryland L 2-4 A29 DELAWARE L 4-10 M1 Frostburg St. # W 22-11 A27 Notre Dame # W 14-4 M31 SALISBURY STATE W 20-3 M1 at Lehigh # L 6-9 M6 at Delaware ** L 3-28 A28 Georgetown # W 17-9 A5 at Loyola W 7-5 M2 at Loyola (Md.) # L 5-10 * - East Coast Conference game A30 SHIPPENSBURG # W 21-2 A7 WEST CHESTER L 2-12 * - MCWLA Tournament # - MCWLA Tournament M4 Delaware ** L 5-17 A10 FROSTBURG STATE W 19-2 # - EAIAW Division II Tournament ** - East Coast Conf. Tournament * - East Coast Conference game A25 UMBC W 9-6 # - MCWLA Tournament A27 at UMBC * W 10-4 ** - East Coast Conf. Tournament A27 at Loyola (Md.)* W 11-5 A28 at Maryland * L 3-13 M1 at Glassboro L 7-10 M2 DELAWARE L 6-13 M4 PENN STATE L 1-7 M9 EAST STROUDSBURG W 7-6 M11 Brown # L 8-9 M12 William & Mary # L 5-13 * - MAIAW Tournament (2nd place) # - USWLA Tournament

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1986 (3-12) Coach: Lisa Pierce 1989 (6-9) Coach: Sandy Hoody 1992 (10-6) Coach: Alison Williams 1995 (5-8) Coach: Ashley Duncan M18 at Richmond L 11-17 M17 LEHIGH * L 4-5 East Coast Conference Champions M11 COLGATE L 7-13 M22 at Lafayette * L 6-18 M18 at Virginia L 3-6 M15 RICHMOND W 7-3 M12 BUCKNELL W 7-5 M27 MARYLAND L 7-35 A1 RICHMOND L 6-8 M17 AMERICAN W 17-3 M18 at Loyola (Md.) L 10-15 A6 WILLIAM & MARY L 5-17 A4 at Maryland L 5-13 M31 at Rutgers W 18-10 M22 DELAWARE L 7-17 A9 BUCKNELL * W 15-12 A6 at Bucknell * W 14-4 A2 BUCKNELL W 11-4 M28 RUTGERS W 9-8 A10 LOYOLA (Md.) L 12-24 A8 at Drexel * W 14-6 A4 DREXEL W 13-6 M30 at Richmond L 10-13 A12 DREXEL * W 13-12 A11 at Loyola (Md.) L 2-8 A7 MARYLAND L 4-15 A1 JAMES MADISON L 8-19 A14 VIRGINIA L 4-25 A13 at Georgetown W 10-1 A11 HOFSTRA * W 16-9 A4 at Maryland L 4-17 A19 HOFSTRA * W 13-11 A15 at Hofstra * W 8-7 A14 at West Chester W 15-7 A6 at Drexel W 11-9 A20 RUTGERS L 8-20 A18 WEST CHESTER W 13-7 A16 at Delaware L 9-10 A13 UMBC W 8-6 A22 at Shippensburg L 17-18 A20 DELAWARE * L 11-12 A22 at UMBC* W 8-4 A18 ST.JOSEPH’S W 21-4 A24 at Delaware * L 2-36 A22 UMBC W 14-4 A23 at James Madison L 6-9 A22 at Georgetown L 5-14 A26 at Lehigh * L 10-18 A25 JAMES MADISON L 6-8 A25 LOYOLA (Md.) L 7-9 A25 at Virginia L 7-17 A29 at UMBC L 9-15 A29 LAFAYETTE * L 3-12 A28 VIRGINIA L 5-18 1996 (7-10) Coach: Ashley Duncan M3 at Lafayette ** L 9-19 M6 at Lafayette ** L 7-12 A30 GEORGETOWN W 19-3 M9 at Loyola (Md.) L 5-11 * - East Coast Conference game * - East Coast Conference game M2 Lafayette ** W 9-8 M15 NEW HAMPSHIRE * W 16-2 ** - East Coast Conf. Tournament ** - East Coast Conf. Tournament M3 Cornell ** L 3-6 * - East Coast Conference game M17 at North Carolina L 4-13 1987 (5-9) Coach: Sandy Hoody 1990 (11-4) Coach: Sandy Hoody ** - ELAC Tournament M20 at Duke W 10-8 M21 at Virginia L 1-18 East Coast Conference Champions M23 VERMONT * W 14-3 M26 at Maryland L 5-23 M17 VIRGINIA L 4-9 1993 (7-7) Coach: Charlotte Heenan M26 at Rutgers L 3-6 M28 at Lafayette * L 1-20 M29 at Lehigh * L 8-11 M15 American W 15-4 M28 at Delaware * L 4-9 A3 at Drexel * W 12-5 M31 RICHMOND W 6-5 M20 at William & Mary L 7-12 M30 at James Madison L 4-10 A8 at Bucknell * W 9-8 A5 BUCKNELL * W 7-2 M21 at Richmond W 13-8 A2 MARYLAND L 3-21 A10 at Georgetown W 12-11 A10 LOYOLA (Md.) L 5-7 M23 DARTMOUTH L 2-8 A11 at UMBC W 15-7 A11 RICHMOND L 7-8 A12 HOFSTRA * W 15-2 A1 at Bucknell W 18-5 A13 DREXEL * W 17-7 A13 at Loyola (Md.) L 4-15 A17 at West Chester W 7-4 A3 at Drexel L 6-11 A17 GEORGETOWN L 6-11 A18 at Hofstra * W 7-4 A19 at Delaware * W 8-3 A6 at Maryland L 7-18 A20 at Hofstra * L 7-13 A20 LEHIGH * L 4-13 A21 at UMBC W 8-3 A10 WEST CHESTER W 17-8 A23 VIRGINIA L 9-17 A23 DELAWARE * L 2-24 A24 at James Madison W 10-9 A15 DELAWARE L 8-9 A27 OHIO STATE W 16-6 A25 SHIPPENSBURG W 9-8 A26 GEORGETOWN W 13-1 A17 UMBC W 15-11 M4 at Delaware ** W 10-9 A28 UMBC L 8-14 A28 at Lafayette * L 7-8 A21 JAMES MADISON W 9-8/4ot M5 Hofstra ** L 9-11 M2 at Lafayette ** L 4-20 M2 DREXEL * W 14-3 A24 at Loyola (Md.) L 11-14 * - North Atlantic Conference game * - East Coast Conference game M5 Lafayette ** W 6-5 A27 at Virginia L 7-14 ** - NAC Tournament (Newark, Del.) ** - East Coast Conf. Tournament M6 Delaware ** W 4-3 A29 at Georgetown W 15-4 1997 (11-6) Coach: Ashley Duncan * - East Coast Conference game 1994 (2-11) Coach: Charlotte Heenan M11 RUTGERS W 9-8 1988 (5-10) Coach: Sandy Hoody ** - East Coast Conf. Tournament M19 VIRGINIA L 5-10 M13 RICHMOND L 11-12/ot M15 HOFSTRA * W 12-6 M22 at Richmond L 5-10 M17 at Princeton L 3-16 M19 DELAWARE * W 8-3 M25 at Lehigh * L 3-13 1991 (9-6) Coach: Alison Williams M19 LOYOLA (Md.) L 4-21 M23 at North Carolina L 5-16 East Coast Conference Champions M26 at Lafayette * L 2-15 M22 BUCKNELL L 9-10/ot M25 at Duke W 14-13/ot M16 COLGATE L 10-11 M29 at James Madison L 3-11 M29 at Rutgers L 9-12 M29 JAMES MADISON L 9-13 M30 at Richmond L 6-7 A5 MARYLAND L 4-7 A5 MARYLAND L 7-17 A2 at Maryland L 5-13 A2 at Maryland L 7-11 A7 BUCKNELL * W 12-4 A9 DREXEL W 15-2 A8 at Georgetown L 3-14 A4 at Bucknell W 19-6 A9 DREXEL * W 8-7 A12 AMERICAN W 16-5 A10 at UMBC W 15-6 A13 at Drexel * W 8-7/ot A12 LOYOLA (Md.) L 5-12 A14 at UMBC L 5-9 A17 at Drexel * W 11-6 A16 at Hofstra * W 14-4 A14 GEORGETOWN W 6-5 A19 at Delaware L 6-15 A20 BOSTON UNIVERSITY * W 19-10 A18 WEST CHESTER W 12-4 A16 HOFSTRA * W 10-3 A22 at James Madison L 3-14 A23 at George Mason W 7-6/ot A20 DELAWARE * W 13-5 A19 at West Chester L 5-7 A26 VIRGINIA L 2-20 A26 at Vermont * W 11-6 A23 UMBC * W 18-6 A21 at Delaware * L 7-13 A28 GEORGETOWN L 11-14 A30 LOYOLA (Md.) L 5-23 A25 JAMES MADISON L 10-11 A23 at UMBC W 12-7 M1 at New Hampshire * W 13-12 A25 at Georgetown W 10-4 A30 at Lafayette ** L 3-19 M3 vs. Boston University ** W 17-6 A27 at Loyola (Md.) L 10-12 * - East Coast Conference game M4 vs. Delaware ** L 9-13 A30 at Virginia L 5-11 ** - East Coast Conf. Tournament * - AMERICA EAST Conference game M4 UMBC ** W 8-5 ** - AMERICA EAST Tournament M5 DELAWARE ** W 11-6 * - East Coast Conference game ** - East Coast Conf. Tournament

45 2013 TIGER WOMEN’S LACROSSE || History and Records Year-by-Year Results

1998 (8-9) Coach: Ashley Duncan 2001 (6-9) Coach: Linda Ohrin 2004 (14-4) Coach: Missy Doherty 2006 (7-10) Coach: Missy Doherty M8 at Rutgers W 11-8 M1 at Georgetown L 3-16 F28 GEO. WASHINGTON W 9-6 M1 at American W 17-10 M14 at Lafayette W 12-7 M3 ALBANY W 18-2 M2 at American W 16-13 M4 GEO. WASHINGTON W 9-8/3ot M16 VERMONT * W 19-6 M11 at Drexel * W 12-6 M5 ALBANY W 17-5 M10 CONNECTICUT W 16-13 M18 at Loyola (Md.) L 7-16 M14 at George Mason L 7-12 M9 at Johns Hopkins L 12-14 M12 PENNSYLVANIA L 6-10 M21 DUKE L 9-10 M17 DELAWARE * L 6-15 M14 CONNECTICUT W 11-9 M16 NEW HAMPSHIRE L 13-14/ot M26 at Hofstra * W 11-10 M21 at Davidson W 10-9 M17 UMBC W 11-10 M19 at Syracuse L 5-7 M28 JAMES MADISON L 9-16 M28 LOYOLA (Md.) L 3-13 M21 at Loyola (Md.) L 7-10 M24 DELAWARE * W 16-13 A4 DREXEL * W 20-3 M31 VILLANOVA W 14-9 M26 RICHMOND W 11-10 M26 at Richmond L 9-10 A8 MARYLAND L 3-23 A4 at Mount St. Mary’s W 11-10 M28 DELAWARE * W 9-6 M31 at Old Dominion * L 12-13 A11 at Delaware * L 9-18 A6 HOFSTRA * L 10-18 A2 HOFSTRA * W 8-6 A2 at William & Mary * W 13-11 A15 GEORGE MASON L 9-10 A12 BOSTON UNIVERSITY * L 6-21 A9 GEORGE MASON * W 11-10 A7 at Drexel * W 14-9 A17 at Boston University * W 13-9 A14 NEW HAMPSHIRE * L 6-16 A13 JAMES MADISON * L 5-15 A9 HOFSTRA * L 9-15 A19 at New Hampshire * L 10-11 A18 UMBC L 4-11 A16 at William & Mary * W 12-11 A14 JAMES MADISON * L 10-12 A23 at UMBC W 14-13 A21 at Vermont * W 8-3 A18 at Old Dominion * W 19-15 A18 GEORGE MASON * W 18-14 A25 GEORGETOWN L 10-14 A25 JOHNS HOPKINS L 8-13 A21 at LaSalle W 20-11 A25 at Loyola (Md.) L 12-13 M2 vs. Hofstra ** W 16-11 * - AMERICA EAST Conference game A23 at Drexel * W 16-13 M2 at Johns Hopkins L 11-16 M3 vs. Delaware ** L 9-17 A25 at Colgate W 17-5 M5 at James Madison ** L 8-9 * - AMERICA EAST Conference game 2002 (7-9) Coach: Linda Ohrin M1 vs. William & Mary ** L 12-14 * - Colonial Athletic Association game ** - AMERICA EAST Tournament F27 AMERICAN L 6-10 * - Colonial Athletic Association game ** - CAA Tournament (Harrisonburg, Va.) M6 GEORGE MASON * L 8-10 ** - CAA Tournament (Harrisonburg, Va.) 1999 (4-12) Coach: Linda Ohrin M9 DREXEL * W 15-5 2007 (6-9) Coach: Missy Doherty M7 RUTGERS L 7-12 M15 at James Madison * L 4-16 2005 (13-6) Coach: Missy Doherty F26 AMERICAN W 17-7 M13 at Duke L 6-13 M17 DAVIDSON W 13-5 CAA Champions • NCAA Tournament M3 at Pennsylvania L 7-15 M17 HOFSTRA * W 18-8 M20 at Delaware * W 12-11 M1 AMERICAN W 16-6 M10 at New Hampshire W 12-9 M20 at Drexel * W 14-7 M23 ALBANY L 5-15 M5 at Albany W 12-6 M14 SYRACUSE L 10-18 M22 UMBC W 13-9 M26 WILLIAM & MARY * W 8-7 M13 DENVER W 13-7 M18 at Geo. Washington L 10-11 M24 DELAWARE * L 9-11 M28 at Loyola (Md.) * L 9-16 M16 at UMBC W 16-8 M25 RICHMOND W 10-9/2ot M29 JOHNS HOPKINS L 8-9/ot A3 MOUNT ST. MARY’S W 18-7 M19 at Connecticut W 12-9 M28 LOYOLA (Md.) L 10-11/2ot A1 at Georgetown L 8-13 A6 at Hofstra * L 9-14 M25 at Delaware * L 8-13 A1 at Delaware * L 15-16 A5 at George Mason L 3-9 A11 at Lafayette L 5-9 M27 at Richmond W 16-8 A6 at James Madison * L 8-13 A7 at Maryland L 2-21 A14 OLD DOMINION * L 7-15 M30 at Geo. Washington L 10-11/2ot A8 at George Mason * W 19-13 A13 LOYOLA (Md.) L 11-12 A17 at UMBC L 11-12 A1 at Hofstra * L 6-10 A13 OLD DOMINION * L 8-9 A16 BOSTON UNIV. * L 3-15 M1 at Johns Hopkins L 6-15 A3 DREXEL * W 14-7 A15 WILLIAM & MARY * W 12-7 A18 NEW HAMPSHIRE * L 8-9 M4 CONNECTICUT W 10-5 A8 at George Mason * W 8-6 A20 DREXEL * W 12-6 A21 at James Madison L 7-17 * - Colonial Athletic Association game A10 at James Madison * W 9-5 A22 at Hofstra * L 11-14 A24 at Vermont W 15-8 A15 WILLIAM & MARY * W 12-4 A30 JOHNS HOPKINS L 9-15 M1 vs. Delaware ** L 4-9 2003 (7-9) Coach: Linda Ohrin A17 OLD DOMINION * W 10-5 * - Colonial Athletic Association game * - AMERICA EAST Conference game M5 AMERICAN W 17-16 A19 JOHNS HOPKINS L 5-10 ** - AMERICA EAST Tournament M9 COLGATE W 15-5 A26 LOYOLA (Md.) L 9-12 M14 at Drexel * W 14-8 A30 vs. George Mason** W 12-9 2000 (6-9) Coach: Linda Ohrin M16 at Delaware * L 8-12 M1 at Hofstra** W 18-15 M2 GEORGE MASON L 4-12 M19 LOYOLA (Md.) L 8-9 M12 at Georgetown ! L 14-15 M7 MARYLAND L 4-17 M21 LASALLE W 15-9 * - Colonial Athletic Association game M11 ALBANY W 21-3 M26 at Davidson W 10-5 ** - CAA Tournament (Hempstead, N.Y.) M15 at UMBC W 11-10 M30 at James Madison * L 8-10 ! - NCAA Tournament M19 at Vanderbilt L 5-9 A6 ALBANY W 22-4 M22 at Delaware * L 6-19 A9 at George Mason * L 6-19 M29 GEORGETOWN L 4-15 A11 HOFSTRA * L 4-12 A5 MOUNT ST. MARY’S W 16-8 A15 at UMBC W 10-9 A11 at Loyola (Md.) L 5-18 A18 OLD DOMINION * L 8-14 A14 at Boston University * L 5-11 A21 WILLIAM & MARY * L 10-18 A16 at New Hampshire * L 9-14 A30 JOHNS HOPKINS L 5-12 A22 DREXEL * W 16-3 M3 at Connecticut L 6-8 A24 at Hofstra * L 5-14 * - Colonial Athletic Association game A26 at Johns Hopkins W 9-8 M3 VERMONT * W 19-3 * - AMERICA EAST Conference game The 2005 Tigers captured the CAA Title and made the pro- gram’s fi rst ever NCAA Tourna- ment appearance.

46 History and Records || 2013 TIGER WOMEN’S LACROSSE

2008 (13-6) Coach: Missy Doherty 2009 (13-6) Coach: Missy Doherty 2010 (13-5) Coach: Missy Doherty 2012 (16-4) Coach: Sonia LaMonica CAA Champions • NCAA Tournament CAA Champions • NCAA Tournament NCAA Tournament CAA Champions • NCAA Tournament F23 MOUNT ST. MARY’S W 17-6 M1 at Mount St. Mary’s W 15-8 M3 UMBC W 15-7 F21 Oregon W 16-5 M1 at Loyola (Md.) W 14-9 M3 at UMBC W 14-8 M6 at Loyola W 14-10 F29 UMBC W 11-3 M4 at American W 17-8 M7 LOYOLA (Md.) L 12-15 M10 at Johns Hopkins W 11-10 M3 at Loyola (Md.) W 7-6 M8 GEO. WASHINGTON W 12-9 M11 TEMPLE W 13-7 M13 GEO. WASHINGTON W 14-4 M7 at Johns Hopkins L 4-5 M12 at Johns Hopkins L 10-12 M14 at Geo. Washington W 13-7 M17 at Syracuse L 10-18 M10 George Washington W 8-7 M15 UMBC W 19-12 M17 SYRACUSE L 11-19 M20 RICHMOND W 23-12 M13 at Syracuse L 7-18 M19 at Syracuse L 5-22 M21 RICHMOND W 17-9 M28 STANFORD W 10-9 M17 Richmond W 13-12 M22 at Richmond W 17-12 M24 MARYLAND L 7-14 M31 at Maryland L 10-12 M20 at Temple W 17-7 M26 at Maryland L 10-15 M29 JOHNS HOPKINS W 16-7 A3 DELAWARE * W 17-8 M27 at Maryland L 3-13 M30 DELAWARE * W 15-10 A3 WILLIAM & MARY * L 9-12 A9 JAMES MADISON * L 9-10/2ot A1 Delaware * W 10-8 A4 HOFSTRA * W 13-12 A5 OLD DOMINION * L 7-10 A11 GEORGE MASON * W 18-5 A6 at William & Mary * W 8-7 A6 at Drexel * W 11-10 A10 at Hofstra * W 13-11/ot A16 at Old Dominion * W 13-11 A8 at Old Dominion * W 9-7 A11 GEORGE MASON * L 10-13 A12 DREXEL * W 17-12 A18 at William & Mary * W 12-6 A13 Hofstra * W 16-9 A13 JAMES MADISON * W 12-7 A17 at George Mason * W 13-6 A23 at Drexel * W 12-8 A15 at Drexel * W 11-10 A18 at William & Mary * L 13-14 A19 at James Madison * L 7-10 A25 HOFSTRA * W 9-7 A20 George Mason * W 15-9 A20 at Old Dominion * W 11-8 A23 at Delaware * W 10-6 A29 at Temple W 17-9 A22 James Madison * W 10-9/2ot M2 vs. George Mason ** W 8-7 A30 at William & Mary ** W 15-10 M6 vs. Hofstra ** L 8-9 A27 Drexel ** W 12-11 M4 at William & Mary ** W 16-7 M2 vs. Delaware ** W 8-7 M16 at Virginia ! L 12-14 A29 James Madison ** W 8-7 M11 at Syracuse ! L 9-21 M10 at North Carolina ! L 4-15 * - Colonial Athletic Association game M5 Monmouth $ W 15-5 * - Colonial Athletic Association game * - Colonial Athletic Association game ** - CAA Tournament (Harrisonburg, Va.) M12 Penn State # L 8-15 ** - CAA Tournament (Williamsburg, Va.) ** - CAA Tournament (Williamsburg, Va.) ! - NCAA Tournament * - Colonial Athletic Association game ! - NCAA Tournament ! - NCAA Tournament ** - CAA Tournament (Tiger Soccer Complex) 2011 (11-7) Coach: Sonia LaMonica $ - NCAA Play-In game (Unitas Stadium) CAA Regular Season Champions # - NCAA Tournament (Unitas Stadium) M2 at UMBC L 9-10 ALL-TIME RECORD VS. OPPONENTS M5 LOYOLA L 2-12 M9 JOHNS HOPKINS L 1-10 Albany ...... 4-1 Mount St. Mary’s ...... 5-0 M12 at Geo. Washington W 17-10 American ...... 9-1 New Hampshire...... 3-5 M15 SYRACUSE L 5-11 Boston University ...... 3-3 North Carolina ...... 0-3 M19 at Richmond W 11-10/ot Brown ...... 0-1 Notre Dame ...... 3-0 M22 TEMPLE W 13-10 Bucknell ...... 10-2 Ohio State...... 1-0 M25 DENVER W 12-10 Colgate ...... 2-2 Old Dominion ...... 6-5 M29 MARYLAND L 8-17 Connecticut ...... 4-1 Oregon ...... 1-0 A2 at Delaware * W 9-8/2ot A8 DREXEL * L 5-7 Cornell ...... 0-1 Pennsylvania ...... 0-2 A10 at Hofstra * W 18-9 Dartmouth ...... 0-1 Penn State ...... 0-7 A15 at James Madison * W 10-9/ot Davidson ...... 3-0 Princeton ...... 0-1 A17 at George Mason * W 11-7 Delaware ...... 16-30 Richmond ...... 11-8 A22 OLD DOMINION * W 11-5 Denver ...... 2-0 Rutgers...... 4-4-1 A24 WILLIAM & MARY * W 12-11/ot Drexel ...... 29-2 Salisbury State ...... 9-2 M5 DREXEL ** W 10-8 Senior Mary Teeters made seven Duke ...... 2-2 Shippensburg ...... 4-1-1 M7 JAMES MADISON ** L 6-8 saves in the CAA Champion- * - Colonial Athletic Association game East Stroudsburg ...... 2-1 Slippery Rock ...... 3-0 ship in 2012 and was named the ** - CAA Tournament (Unitas Stadium) tournament’s Most Outstanding Frostburg State ...... 11-0 Stanford ...... 1-0 Player. George Mason ...... 11-7 St. Joseph’s ...... 1-0 George Washington ...... 7-2 Syracuse ...... 0-7 Georgetown ...... 8-9 Temple ...... 4-0 Glassboro ...... 3-1-1 Trenton State ...... 1-0 Goucher ...... 4-1-1 UMBC ...... 32-7 Harvard ...... 0-2 Vanderbilt ...... 0-1 Hofstra ...... 18-11 Vermont ...... 6-0 James Madison ...... 9-22 Virginia ...... 1-18 Johns Hopkins ...... 7-11 West Chester ...... 4-3 Lafayette ...... 4-13 Western Maryland ...... 1-0 La Salle ...... 2-0 William & Mary ...... 10-8 Lehigh ...... 0-9 Yale ...... 1-0 Loyola (Md.) ...... 10-29 Mary Washington ...... 1-0 Bold are 2013 Opponents Maryland ...... 6-32

47 2013 TIGER WOMEN’S LACROSSE || History and Records All-Time Roster (1977-Present) A D G K Adamicki, Merri 1998-01 Dabbs, Breanne 2011 Galinn, Wendy 1979-80 Katrinic, Donna 1983-85 Adams, Linday 1985 D’Ambrosio, Therese 2008-11 Gambacorta, Carmel 1979 Katz, Joanna 2004 Alati, Ali 2005-08 Daniel, Gina 1990-91 Gamble, Beth 1987 Kellegher, Val 1986-87 Allen, Chelsea 2009-10 Davis, Lisa 1987 Gardill, Clara 1986-89 Kendall, Jacie 2007-10 Antonini, Christina 2012-pres. Dean, Amy 1995-96 Garner, Melissa 2000-03 Kennedy, Shannon 2009-12 Appelt, Sarah 2009-2012 DeFilippo, Katie 2012-pres. Giancola, Abigail 2001-04 Kibler, Lindsay 2009-11 Ardolino, Mary Beth 2003-06 Demski, Alexa 2010-pres. Giffi , Tanny 1994 Kirk, Laura 1992 Arntz, Colleen 1988-89 DeShriver, Mary 1979 Gildea, Michelle 2013 Klaus, Jenny 2002 DeVos, Jennifer 1986-90 Gilligan, Regina 1990-93 Korcek, Sue 1996-99 B DiBartolomeo, Jill 1998 Gischel, Dawn 1988 Kovacs, Penny 1984 Back, Cheryl 1999-02 Disney, Eva 1991-94 Glose, Katie 1979-81 Kozloski, Katie 2003-06 Bailey, Tara 1992-95 Dodds, Marianne 2006 Gorzynski, Teri 1990-93 Krastel, Kristyn 2000-03 Bartel, Mary 1979-81 Domingo, Michelle 1990 Gotwalt, Portia 1998-01 Krause, Cassie 2006-09 Bartlinski, Shanna 2003-06 Donnelly, Karen 1981-83 Grant, Natasha 2012-pres. Kuher, Hilary 1995-96 Bauer, Kendie 2005-08 Donnelly, Kelsea 2012-pres. Griebe, Kelly 2002-04 Bean, Kathryn 1999-01 Dornic, Corina 1985 Grzebien, Danielle 1988-91 L Beerman, Erin 1994 Dougherty, Christine 2007-10 Gutridge, Ruth 1983-86 Lail, Vicki 1986 Benokratis, Gena 1990 Downey, Dee 1980 Gyarmathy, Danielle 2002-03 LaMonica, Jackie 2009-pres. Benner, Courtney 1997-00 Downs, Amanda 1998 Lanahan, Suzanne 1983-84 Bish, Valerie 2004 Drake, Bridget 1993-94 H Lang, Janis 1981-83 Bogohsian, Kerin 2003-06 Drake, Megan 1993-96 Hamer, Lisa 1986-87 Langrehr, Amy 1987 Borodinsky, Melissa 1997-98 Drown, Tracey 2001 Hamilton, Helen 1979 Lathroum, Ali 2008-11 Bove, Maggie 1993-96 Dudley, Carol 2000-03 Hamm, Breanna 2013 Lathroum, Chele 2010 Bowerman, Krista 1999-02 Dufault, Michelle 2012-pres. Hammond, Mary 2005-08 Lean, Casey 2006-09 Bowman, Tayler 2013 Duncan, Bernadette 1980 Hankinson, Kristy 2008-11 Lechner, Shannon 2011 Brady, Eileen 1988-89 Duncan, Paige 2012-pres. Hanna, Chris 1992-94 Lee, Erika 1995-96 Brady, Kat 1999-02 Dunn, Jess 2008-11 Hannan, Kelly 1980-83 Leech, Katie 2011-pres. Brady, Patricia 1982-83 Dwyer, Martha 2002-05 Hardesty, Laurie 1979-82 Lehman, Patty 1985-88 Branning, Molly 1997-00 Dysert, Jackie 2008-11 Harell, Nan 1980 Lewis, Joan 1982 Breakey, Jennifer 1992-93 Dwyer, Kortney 2009 Harry, Robyn 1996-98 Lindquist, Peggy 1990 Brooks, Kim 1985-87 Harthausen, Bridget 1997-00 Lipowski, Catherine 1998 Buchanan, Lindsay 1994-95 E Hartman, Susan 1983-86 Lisek, Sandy 1979-80 Buck, Amy 1995-99 Ebling, Karen 1979 Hayes, Katie 1999-01 Lisek, Sue 1979-80 Buck, Leigh 1971-74 Ehler, Emma 2011 Healy, Jennifer 1991-94 Loughran, Jennifer 1989 Bunce, Bethany 2001 Elie, MaryEllen 2008-11 Heaphy, Erica 2013 Lundgren, Autumn 2001-03 Burk, Maggie 1998-99 Elkins, Amy 1993 Heilman, Gretchen 1995 Lusignea, Lindsay 2004-07 Burns, Beverly 2002-06 Ennis, Elise 1979-82 Heister, Stephanie 2003 Luxion, Sue 1984 Bush, Kelly 1988-91 Epps, Jennifer 1985-86 Helms, Emily 1999-02 Henneberry, Kate 1992-95 C F Hergenroeder, Becky 1984-88 Cahill, Colleen 1987-90 Fanelle, Helene 1991-94 Hicks, Gwen 1992-96 Caprio, Julie 1980-82 Ferro, Alyssa 2013 Hogan, Sarah 2010-pres. Carls, Lauren 2003-07 Fiorini, Lisa 2004-05 Holly, Robyn 1982 Carr, Jennifer 1981-83 Fisher, Delaney 2012-pres. Holthaus, Cam 1979, 1981 Carroll, Laurie 1992 Fisher, Theresa 1995-96 Horbert, Jessica 2000 Caruso, Jenny 1985-86 Fitzgerald, Kelly 2003-06 Houck, Janet 1977-79 Cassel, Lauren 2005-08 Fitzgerald, Megan 2008-11 Houck, Kathleen 1986 Cayea, Erin 2002-05 Foss, Lynne 1979 Housh, Cybil 1993-96 Chesley, Karen 1996 Fratzke, Hillary 2006-10 Howell, Stephanie 2001-04 Chimente, Maggie 1994 Freeman, Kate 1987-88 Hyman, Chris 1982-84 Cloud, Katie 2009-10 French, Jackie 1979 Coogle, Rhiannon 2011-pres. I Corry, Mandy 2005-08 Ippolito, Nicole 2002-03 Cory, Nikki 2008-11 Cotsoradis, Angel 1979-82 J Crawford, Corey 2000-03 Jacobsen, Kim 1998 Crawford, Linda 1979 Jennings, Lacey 2008 Crowley, Mary Beth 1979-82 Jones, Maryanne 2000-01 Curry, Shannon 1990-91 Custer, Kelly 2010-pres. Jen Breakey, ‘93

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M Potter, Tracey 1982 Storke, Shelley 1987 W Mahanna, Christy 1990-91 Preis, Maddie 1992-93 Stout, Kathleen 1984-88 Waldron, Ashley 2010-pres. Maher, Kathy 1984 Price, Kelle 1987-91 Stroosnyder, Tracey 1982 Wallace, Cathy 1994-95 Mahoney, Shannon 1994 Price, Carla 1986 Stude, Carol 1983 Walsh, Karen 1989-92 Maloof, Sarah 2012-pres. Profi li, Gina 1987-90 Sturm, Jennifer 1997-00 Warren, Christie 1986 Maly, Lisa 1996 Sulinski, Linda 1994-96 Weissman, Jessica 1997-99 Maranto, Toni 1992 Q Wittlesberger, Nicole 2001 Marcinik, Nikki 2007-10 Quinn, Megan 2013 T Williams, D’Ann 1980 Marron, Susan 2006 Quinn, Shari 1980-81 Tankersley, Claire 1982-83 Wilson, Liz 1994-96 Marshall, Caitlin 2001-05 Quinton, Robin 1996 Tartala, Kate 1987 Wilson, Kim 1992-95 Marsiglia, Lisa 1988-91 Taylor, Heather 1990-91 Witkowski, Cindy 1985-86 Martin, Lisa 1996-98 R Taylor, Steph 2007-10 Witzel, Shannon 2004-07 McAfee, Lauren 2007-10 Rausch, Melissa 2003 Teeters, Mary 2009-12 Wolf, Leslie 1987 McAllister, Jaclyn 2004-05 Raszewski, Melissa 2001-02 Temple, Dodi 1990-93 Wood, Doreen 1984 McCafferty, Kathy 1995-98 Raymond, Andi 2011-pres. Townsend, Lindsay 1980-81 Woodfi eld, Britt 2006-09 McCausland, Sarah 2006-08 Raynor, Erin 1986 Trumbo, Becky 2003-06 McEhlenny, Megan 1993 Regier, Lynne 1979-81 Turco, Samantha 2006 Y McNamara, Meggie 2006-09 Resetar, Diana 1994 Turner, Brooke 1988 Yeager, Sue 1982 McNeill, Nicole 2000-03 Rickey, Kay 1981 Turner, Olivia 2010-pres. Young, Melissa 1992-94 Mezzanotte, Laura 2005-08 Riley, Diane 1987-89 Micek, Nikki 1992 Rinella, Erin 2003-06 V Z Middlesworth, Debbie 1987 Robinson, Dana 1982-85 Valeri, Lorraine 1982 Zdenek, Jennifer 1989 Middleton, Amy 2001-05 Rogalski, Kathy 1990 Van Horn, Donna 1981 Zinkand, Laura 2012-pres. Mielke, Kari 2002 Rohrback, Ashleigh 2010-pres. Vetrano, Raquel 1986 Minick, Jill 1980 Rohrs, Kyle 1995 Volk, Lauren 1996 Minor, Brianne 2006-08 Rose, Amie 1996-99 Mirarchi, Julie 1990-91 Roth, Emily 2013 Mollot, Katie 2005-08 Rowe, Susan 1982-83 Moltz, Kristy 1996 Rude, Ashley 2006 Monetti, Sue 1986-89 Moore, Taylor 2012-pres. S Mullis, Megan 2007-10 Murkey, Kelly 2011-pres. Sands, Sally 1991-95 Murphy, Colleen 1986-89 Sauer, Lori 1986-89 Murphy, Kathy 1986 Saxon, Alyssa 2013 Murphy, Stephanie 1982 Scarborough, Wendee 1983-84 Murray, Maggie 1990-93 Schemberg, Gretchen 1993-96 Scher, Sam 1999-01 Schulze, Erin 1996 N Schwartz, Laura 1989 Neal, Pam 1979-82 Scranton, Donna 1982-85 Neal, Sallie 1995-97 Sheridan, Kaitlin 2011-pres. Neal, Susan 1981-83 Shiffl er, Carrie 1997-98 Neave, Jamie 1998-01 Shilling, Amy 2002-03; 2005 Noel, Anita 1988-91 Sica, Jacquie 1997-00 Siegert, Kara 2007-10 O Silva, Katrina 1989-93 O’Connell, Jessica 2001-04 Simon, Lisa 1985 O’Connor, Taylor 2013 Simpson, Alex 2013 Ondrako, Julie 2006-09 Smarrelli, Jen 1994-96 Smith, Gigi 1982-85 P Smith, Marcis 1980 Page, Courtney 1988-91 Smith, Susan 1982 Palacorolla, Delores 1983 Sorg, Hilary 2013 Panza, Barbara 1980-82 Sowney, Marian 1987 Patterson, Kelly 2007-10 Spenser, Ann 1988 Patton, Becky 1991-93 Spruill, Artemis 2007 Pavik, Joan 1981 Stermer, Patti 1990-93 Perrone, Denise 1996 Stevens, Christie 1987-89 Podo, Nadia 2012-pres. Stevens, Linda 1995 Pokrywka, Sara 1994-96 Stiteler, Erin 1992-95 Popolano, Nicki 1998-99 Stokley, Pat 1979-81 Katie Mollot, ‘08

49 2013 TIGER WOMEN’S LACROSSE || History and Records Towson’s Tiger Tale

Towson University is one of 28 NCAA member institutions pageant. The 1930 Tower Echoes used Renaissance style using the tiger as its nickname. The tiger is the most popular pictures of archers to depict athletes and campus life. In mascot among American colleges and universities. 1951, the Knights reigned over Towson with references to the However, its obvious popularity was not the real reason campus being a “Camelot” with merry “court life” (student Towson Athletic the Tiger was selected to represent Towson. activities) and many “tournaments” (sports). Logo - 2002 When Towson was a two-year normal school the Bal- The late 1950’s brought other mascots to Towson. The timore media referred to its teams as the “Teachers.” As lacrosse team was the “Indians.” The wrestling team was the school expanded to three and four year programs, the the “Teachers.” newspapers granted Towson student athletes tenure, calling Winkelman and his teammates had their own idea and them the “Professors” and even shortening it to “Profs.” simply adopted the tiger as their mascot. Although they Later, it was changed again to the “Schoolmasters.” wore jerseys with a knight and horse logo, they were The “Indians” and “Golden Knights” were other nick- adamant that they would be called “tigers” in their year- names used over the years. book photo. Winkelman encouraged use of the tiger, writing But a former soccer player, Lou Winkelman ‘64, intro- “Tigers Tales,” a weekly sports column, in the Towerlight. The duced the tiger as the offi cial Towson mascot winning paper used the tiger image in its masthead from 1966-69. Student Government Association approval in 1962. Winkel- The Towson Tiger logo has also experienced change, Athletic Logo man was the fi rst Tiger mascot, donning the stripes in the evolving into its present day “stylistic” design which circa - 1995 1963 Homecoming parade. replaced the upright caricature that had been used since “We went to a costume shop and rented the tiger suit,” the mid-80’s. That took the place of the old block tiger which Winkelman recalled. “After I graduated the students slowly served as the logo from 1979. made the mascot what it is today. I got calls for years asking The Towson logo is registered. Approval for its use com- where the custome came from.” mercially is required. As a member of the 1960 soccer team, Winkelman says According to the NCAA, other popular nicknames include no one wanted to be called the Golden Knights, which hap- Bears (16), Wildcats (12) and Eagles (12). pened to be the most popular name for sports teams in 1961. The “Knights” nickname may have come from the 1920’s and 1930’s when an elaborate Olde English Christmas dinner was held with knights and ladies costumes, music and a Athletic Logo circa - 1985

Athletic Logo circa - 1979

Athletic Logo circa - 1977

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