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2020 HOFSTRA FIELD HOCKEY NOTES Instagram HOFSTRA PRIDE (0-0) @HofstraFH at @hofstrapride TEMPLE OWLS (0-0) Friday, February 12, 2021 – 1 p.m. Howarth Field – Philadelphia, PA and at SCOUTING HOFSTRA UCONN HUSKIES (0-0) For the first time in program history, Sunday, February 14, 2021 – 2 p.m. the Hofstra field hockey team will George J. Sherman Family Sports Complex – Storrs, CT begin competition during the spring season. The Pride open the season this weekend with a pair of challenging road games against 2020 HOFSTRA FIELD HOCKEY SCHEDULE & RESULTS Temple on Friday and UConn on Sunday. FEBRUARY 12 Fri. at Temple 1 p.m. Temple will provide live stats through StatsBroadcast and 13 Sun. at UConn 2 p.m. stream the game live on through their OwlsTV streaming 19 Fri. DREXEL 2 p.m. service. UConn will provide live stats through StatBroadcast MARCH and will stream the game live via Huskies All-Access. 5 Fri. at Wagner 3 p.m. 7 Sun. SACRED HEART 1 p.m. Hofstra enters the 2021 season on the heels of an eight-win 12 Fri. FAIRFIELD 2 p.m. season in its first season under Head Coach Courtney 14 Sun. UALBANY 2 p.m. Veinotte. Veinotte was previously the associate head coach at 21 Sun. at Drexel* 3 p.m. Hofstra for two years before being elevated to head coach for 27 Sat. JAMES MADISON* 1 p.m. the 2019 season. The Pride welcomes back APRIL 3 Sat. WILLIAM & MARY* 1 p.m. Hofstra’s Cami Larsson was named to the All-CAA Second 11 Sun. NORTHEASTERN* 1 p.m. Team in 2019 for her outstanding sophomore season. In 18 16 Fri. at Towson* 3 p.m. games, the Argentine midfielder led the team in scoring with 11 18 Sun. at Delaware* 1 p.m goals and tied for the team-lead in points with 25. CAA CHAMPIONSHIP at Delaware 22 Thur. Semifinals TBA SCOUTING TEMPLE 24 Sat. Championship TBA Returning to play after a 7-10 season in 2019, Temple was picked to finish fifth in the BIG EAST Preseason poll. The Owls * - Colonial Athletic Association game will be led by Dani Bates, who was named an All-BIG EAST Preseason selection after leading the team in scoring with six goals in 2019 and posted five defensive saves, eight-most in TEMPLE MEDIA COVERAGE the nation last season. Live Video: OwlsTV Live Stats: StatBroadcast SCOUTING UCONN Like Temple, UConn will open their season at home against UCONN MEDIA COVERAGE Hofstra. One of the powerhouses of Division I field hockey, the Live Video: Huskies All-Access Huskies were picked to repeat as BIG EAST champions and Live Stats: StatBroadcast saw four players named Preseason All-BIG EAST, including reigning conference Co-Defensive Player of the Year HOFSTRA FIELD HOCKEY ON THE WEB Cheyanne Sprecher and returning Third Team All-American GoHofstra.com Sophie Hamilton.

PRIDE PRODUCTIONS LIVE AUDIO AT HOME AFTER UCONN GoHofstra.com/PrideProductions Following the game against UConn, the Pride will host their first game of the 2020 season on February 19 at 2 p.m. when LIVE STATS AT HOME they welcome Drexel in a non-conference game. HofstraStats.com SEASON NUMBER - The 2021 season marks the 80th season of field hockey at Hofstra University and the first field hockey season held during the spring. The current all-time record heading into the 2021 season is 424-431-33. - The field hockey program was founded in 1936.

NCAA WEEKLY FIELD HOCKEY STATS HOFSTRA ASSISTANT COACHES UPDATE: Here are the final Hofstra Field Hockey - Hofstra Assistant Coach Kara Velez joins the Pride staff in NCAA and CAA statistical rankings of the 2019 2018 after serving as head coach at Siena College from 2012 season. through 2017. Prior to taking over at Siena, Velez served as an assistant coach at Fairfield University from July 2007 through May 2012. As a student-athlete, Velez was a four-year member NCAA CAA of the University of Iowa Field Hockey program that won 46 Statistic Value Rank Rank games from 2003 through 2007. She served as the Hawkeyes’ Assists Per Game 28 4 1.78 team captain in 2006 and was part of NCAA Tournament Goals Against Average 66 6 2.89 teams in 2004 and 2006, a Big Ten Tournament championship team in 2006 and a Big Ten regular season championship Goals Per Game 47 4 0.88 squad in 2004. Penalty Corners Per Game 63 6 3.53 Points Per Game 39 4 2.53 - Hofstra Assistant Coach Courtney Deena is in her second Save Percentage 56 2 0.758 season as assistant coach of the Hofstra Pride. Deena was a Saves Per Game 19 2 12.35 four-year letterwinner at the University of Maryland, where she Scoring Average 47 4 1.74 played in 50 games and won three consecutive Big 10 regular season titles and a Big 10 Tournament championship in 2015. Winning Percentage 43 4 0.444 Deena also played women’s lacrosse at the University of

Louisville in 2018 and saw the field in six games for the NCAA CAA Statistic Player Value Cardinals. Rank Rank

Points Per Game Cami Larsson 35 4t 1.39 2019 ALL-CAA FIELD HOCKEY TEAM Frankie O’Brien/Djuna Slort Assists Per Game 53 4t 0.39 Hofstra junior Cami Larsson was named to the 2019 Goalie Win-Loss Pct Merlijn van der Vegt 34 4 0.533 Preseason All-Colonial Athletic Association Field Hockey Goals Against Average Merlijn van der Vegt 56 4 2.44 Team. Save Percentage Merlijn van der Vegt 37 2 0.715 Saves Per Game Merlijn van der Vegt 11 1 6.13 Larsson, a midfielder from Cordoba, Argentine, is a two-year starter for the Pride after earning the spot in 2018 and again in 2019 CAA STANDINGS 2019. She started all 18 games in 2019 and led the team with Here are the final 2019 CAA Field Hockey 11 goals and 25 points. Larsson had three two-goal games last standings. season against Bryant, Delaware and Northeastern. In the 2019 finale against Northeastern, Larsson posted a School CAA Pct. Overall Pct. career-high five points on two goals and one assist. A star on the field, Larsson is also accomplished in the classroom as she Delaware 6-0 1.000 16-4 .800 was named to the National Field Hockey Coaches Association William & Mary 5-1 .833 12-7 .632 National Academic Squad twice in 2018 and again in 2019, Northeastern 3-3 .000 11-8 .579 and she was named to the CAA Commissioner’s Academic James Madison 3-3 .000 8-11 .421 Honor Roll for the Fall 2019 and the Spring 2020 semesters. Hofstra 2-4 .333 8-10 .444 Drexel 2-4 .000 4-14 .222 LET’S GO DUTCH Towson 0-6 .000 3-16 .158 Hofstra has four Dutchwomen on the field hockey roster this season. Junior Djuna Slort, sophomore Merlijn van der Vegt, HOFSTRA HEAD FIELD HOCKEY COACH COURTNEY and freshmen Jasmijn and Esmee Verdoes are representing VEINOTTE the home country of the founders of Hofstra University. - Is in her second season as head coach and fourth total with Hofstra Field Hockey. PLYMOUTH WHITEMARSH PIPELINE - In her first year as Hofstra’s head coach, Veinotte led the Hofstra has three student-athletes who played high school field team to an 8-10 record. hockey at Plymouth Whitemarsh High School. Senior Frankie - During her two years as Hofstra Associate Head Coach, O’Brien, sophomore Samantha Spera, and freshman Liv Veinotte served as the director of scouting for the Pride and Truong represent the Colonials on the Hofstra roster. assisted in all aspects of coaching, including practices, scouting, scheduling and student-athlete development. 2021 HOFSTRA CAPTAINS - Served two years as the associate head coach and six years Hofstra Head Coach Courtney Veinotte announced the Pride’s as an assistant coach at the University of Maine prior to four team leaders for the 2021 season. Seniors Frankie coming to Hofstra. During her time at Maine, the Black Bears O’Brien and Lindsie Rogers, redshirt junior Meredith Pfennig, had five All-Americans, 13 all-region selections, and 33 and junior Cami Larsson will lead the team in the 2021 season. all-conference honorees. - Was a four-year letterwinner at Maine from 2007-2010. HOFSTRA 2021 ROSTER BREAKDOWN Played in 70 games at forward, midfield, and later defense. By Class and tallied 16 points and 8 assists for 40 points. Was named to 4 - seniors the America East All-Rookie Team in 2007. Earned America 2 - red-shirt juniors East Honor Roll, America East Commissioner’s Honor Roll and 6 – juniors National Field Hockey Coaches Association National Academic 4 – sophomores Squad honors as well. 9 - freshmen - In 2017, Veinotte was selected to coach in the Junior Olympic Games and was named to coach an Under-19 Pennsylvania Futures Team in the national tournament. By Home State 10 - Pennsylvania 4 - The Netherlands scored in the next two rounds. Merlijn van der Vegt kept the 2 - Argentina Bulldogs off the board for the next two rounds. After Bryant 2 - New York missed in round five, sophomore Cami Larsson scored for the 1 - Chile Pride in the sudden death sixth round to give them the 3-2 1 - Kentucky victory. The NCAA switched over from penalty strokes to the 1 - Maine shootout to decide tied games after overtime in 2012. 1 - Massachusetts 1 - Michigan GOHOFSTRA.COM 1 - New Jersey For information on Hofstra Field Hockey or any of the other 16 1 - Virginia sports at Hofstra, please log on to GoHofstra.com for the latest news, scores and features. HOFSTRA AT HOME Here are the Hofstra home records since 2008. RADIO AND INTERNET 2021 – 0-0 Every home Hofstra field hockey game in 2021 can be heard 2019 – 6-7 on the web, via Pride Productions, on GoHofstra.com . 2018 – 2-6 2017 – 7-4 THE W.B. MASON COACHES REPORT WITH COURTNEY 2016 – 3-5 VEINOTTE 2015 – 10-2 Pride Head Field Hockey Coach Kathy De Angelis will discuss 2014 – 3-3 her team on The W.B. Mason Coaches Report on 2013 – 5-8 GoHofstra.com. 2012 – 5-4 2011 – 8-3 PLAYER INTERVIEWS 2010 – 7-2 All requests for student-athlete interviews should be made at 2009 – 6-6 least one day in advance through Nick Kapatos in the Office of 2008 – 6-3 Athletic Communications (516-463-6764). If you are requesting a phone interview, we will have the student-athlete return your HOFSTRA WINNING STREAKS call at a mutually convenient time. Player cell phone Hofstra’s seven-game winning streak in 2016 marked the third numbers will not be distributed. consecutive season that the Pride has posted a winning streak of seven games or more. Here are the top five winning streaks HOFSTRA PLAYER NOTES in Hofstra Field Hockey history:

9 - 1987 0 – Merlijn van der Vegt - G, 5-9, So., 9 - Combined seasons -2002 (1 game) and 2003 (8 games) Utrecht, The Netherlands, St. Bonafatius College 8 - 2015 8 - 2003 2019: NFHCA Division I National Academic Squad member...Fall 7 - 2016 2019 and Spring 2020 CAA Commissioner's Academic Honor 7 - 2014 Roll...Named to the Fall 2019 and Spring 2020 Dean's List...Hofstra 7 - Combined seasons- 1973 (5 games) and 1974 (2 games). Athletic Director Scholars Academic Honor Roll...S tarted in 16 games in goal…Allowed 39 goals and posted a 2.44 goals against average…Made 99 saves on the year including a season-high 12 MOST HOFSTRA WINS IN A SEASON against Monmouth…Faced 240 shots with a season-high of 32 No. Year Coach (Final Rec.) against Monmouth…Recorded a .717 save percentage…Logged 959 15 1987 Beth Bozman (15-4) minutes in goal with a season-high of 80 against Bryant. 14 2015 Kathy de Angelis (14-6) 13 2011 Kathy De Angelis (13-9) High School: C omes to Hofstra from St. Bonifatius College in Utrecht, 13 2006 Kathy De Angelis (13-7) The Netherlands…On the club circuit, she was a finalist at the regional level in the shoot-out competition and at the national sportkampen, 13 2005 Kathy De Angelis (13-7) won first prize for most progression (improved?)…Member of league 13 2004 Kathy De Angelis (13-8) championship teams in indoor hockey with U14 in 2015-16, with U18 in 2016-17, and with U18 and senior women’s team in 2017-18…Member HOFSTRA IN OVERTIME GAMES of the national runners-up U18 team in 2016-17. The Pride’s 4-3 win over Northeastern on November 3 was the first overtime game since 2015. Hofstra has won four Year GP-GS Min. GAA Svs Pct. W-L consecutive overtime games, and is 4-1 in their last five 2019 16-16 958:43 39 99 .717 8-8 overtime contests. Hofstra was 2-0 in overtime games in 2014 Career 16-16 958:43 39 99 .717 8-8 and 1-2 in overtime contests in 2013. 2 – Rachel Sechrist - M, 5-9, Jr. Nov. 3, 2019 - vs. Northeastern 4-3 W Reinholds, PA/Conrad Weiser Oct. 25, 2015 - vs. Drexel 3-2 W Oct. 5, 2014 – vs. Columbia 4-3 W 2019: Spring 2020 CAA Commissioner's Academic Honor Roll Sept. 10, 2014 – vs. Fairfield 2-1 W member...Spring 2020 Hofstra Dean's List... P layed in 15 games at Sept. 13, 2013 – vs. Rider 1-2 L midfield…Took two shots with one shot on goal…Logged 218 minutes Sept. 15, 2013 – vs. Yale 4-3 W of action with a season-high 37 against Bryant...Also a member of the Hofstra Women's Outdoor Track team in 2019. Nov. 3, 2013 – at William and Mary 1-2 L 2018: D id not see any games as a true freshman. HOFSTRA IN SHOOTOUT GAMES The Pride played in one shootout contest in 2019 against High School: Comes to Hofstra from Conrad Weiser High School in Bryant on September 20. Hofstra missed in the first two rounds Robesonia, Pennsylvania where she was a four-year member of both while the Bulldogs scored in the second round, before Hofstra the field hockey and lacrosse teams...Four-year starter and two-time team captain on the field hockey team…Tallied six goals and two assists as a senior and was team Most Valuable Player, all-division first 4 – Karissa Hough – M, 5-7, Fr., team and played in the Berks All-Star MVP...Also named to the Leighton, PA/Leighton Area all-division first team as a junior and was an all-division honorable mention as a sophomore...Played on the Scouts' 2014 District II finalist High School: Comes to Hofstra from Leighton Area High School in squad...Tallied 74 goals and 16 assists in her last three lacrosse Leighton, Pennsylvania where she played four years of field hockey, seasons including 32 goals and four assists as a senior... A USA Field was a four-year member of the track & field team, and one year of Hockey Under-14 Futures Program participant in 2014 and an softball…Member of 2018 District XI Field Hockey Class 1A champions Under-16 participant in 2015...Played her club hockey with High Styx in and two PIAA State Quarterfinalist teams...Led the team in scoring in 2014-15 and with Nook Hockey Academy since 2015. 2019 with 17 goals and also tallied four assists…Was named the Times News Field Hockey Player of the Year in 2018 and Year GP-GS G A Pts. Shts. DS 2019…Played club field hockey for Maojoka Hockey Club and qualified 2019 15-0 0 0 0 2 0 for the u19 National Indoor Tournament in 2019 and 2020… 2018 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 Career 15-0 0 0 0 0 0 5 – Mercy Jasterzenski – F/M, 5-6, Jr. Kingston, PA/Wyoming Valley West

3 – Frankie O’Brien - D, 5-7, Sr., 2019: Spring 2020 CAA Commissioner's Academic Honor Roll Plymouth Meeting, PA/Plymouth Whitemarsh member...Spring 2020 Hofstra Dean's List... P layed in nine games… Had one assist against LIU for one point… Took one shot on goal 2019: NFHCA Division I National Academic Squad against Wagner… Logged 178 minutes of action with a season-high of member...S tarted and played in all 18 games on defense… Recorded 30 against Vermont....Also a member of the Hofstra Outdoor Women's one goal and seven assists for nine points… Scored one goal against Track team in 2019. William & Mary… Took seven shots including five on goal… Recorded two defensive saves, one against Delaware and one against James 2018: NFHCA National Academic Squad honoree. ..Played in five Madison… Logged 1019 minutes of action with a season-high of 80 games and started one as a freshman...Saw action against VCU, against Bryant...Member of the Hofstra Student-Athlete Advisory Rutgers, Bryant, Fairfield and Rider...Logged a season high 29 minutes Committee (SAAC) and the Community Service Student Coordinator in against VCU. 2019-20...Also a member of the Hofstra Outdoor Women's Track team in 2019. High School: Came to Hofstra from Wyoming Valley West High School in Plymouth, Pennsylvania where she was a four-year member 2018: NFHCA National Academic Squad member...Hofstra Dean's of the field hockey and track and field teams...Two-time List student in both semesters. ..Played in all 18 games and started All-Pennsylvania honorable mention selection, Two-time Wyoming 14 on defense...Recorded two goals and four points on the Valley Conference All-Star second team pick and a two-time season...Scored against Rider and on a penalty stroke against LIU Times-Leader All-Star second team selection....Tallied 16 goals and six Brooklyn...Took 18 shots including a season-high three shots four assists as a senior and was named to the Citizens Voice All-Star first times...Led the team and was second in the CAA with four defensive team....Recorded 59 goals and 34 assists during her career and played saves...Recorded three defensive saves at Columbia...Logged 1065 on three district championship teams including the 2017 squad that minutes of action including 13 games with 50 or more minutes. placed second in the state...Three-year National Honor Society member...Pennsylvania High School Field Hockey Coaches 2017: C AA All-Rookie Team selection...NFHCA National Academic Association Senior Academic Award in 2017 and NFHCA Academic Squad member...CAA Commissioner's Academic Honor Roll Squad member in 2016...Three-time USAFH Futures level I pick and recipient...Hofstra Dean's List student. ..Started all 19 games on played for Nook Hockey which captured first place in the National defense...Third on the team with four goals and 15 points...Led the Hockey Festival and the President’s Day Showcase in 2016. Pride with seven assists...Scored goals against UMass Lowell, Yale, Sacred Heart and Towson...Was 2-for-2 (Yale and SHU) in penalty Year GP-GS G A Pts. Shts. DS stroke opportunities... Dished out a season-best three assists against 2018 5-1 0 0 0 0 0 Saint Francis...Tallied three points in a game against Sacred Heart, 2019 9-0 0 1 1 1 0 Towson and Saint Francis...Took 42 shots including 21 on goal...Took Career 14-1 0 1 1 1 0 six shots against Yale...Led the team logging 1309 minutes of action including 16 games with 70 minutes. 6 – Meredith Pfennig – F/M, 5-3, RJr. High School: Came to Hofstra from Plymouth Whitemarsh High Reading, PA/Muhlenberg School in Plymouth Meeting, Pennsylvania where she played four years of field hockey and was a member of the track and field team for 2019: NFHCA Division I National Academic Squad four year and the swimming team for three years…Three-time member...Spring 2020 CAA Commissioner's Academic Honor All-Pennsylvania selection including first team as a junior and a Roll...Spring 2020 Hofstra Dean's List...S tarted all 18 games… senior…Four -time all-league selection including three-times on the Recorded two defensive saves one against William & Mary and one first team…Led the Colonials to a fourth consecutive Suburban One against Delaware… Logged 990 minutes including 10 games with 60 League American Conference Championship and a District 1 playoff minutes or more...Also a member of the Hofstra Women's Outdoor berth as a senior…Led the team with 29 goals and nine assists for 67 Track team in 2019. points in 2016…Selected to the Philadelphia All-Star Game…Served as team captain as a senior…2017 Nick Salamone Most Outstanding 2018: NFHCA National Academic Squad member...Hofstra Dean's Athlete Award winner at Plymouth Whitemarsh…2016 PHSFCSA List honoree in both semesters. ..Played in all 18 games and started all-state academic team…Tallied 20 goals and 15 assists as a junior 10 as a redshirt freshman...Took one shot on the season at Sacred and five goals and seven assists as a sophomore…Totaled 57 goals Heart...Logged 874 minutes of action including 10 games with 60 and 34 assist in her high school career…Two-time Plymouth minutes or more. Whitemarsh Most Valuable Player…Played club hockey with the WC Eagles, which won National Indoor Tournament Championships in 2017: NFHCA National Academic Squad member...CAA 2013, 2014, 2016 and 2017…USA Field Hockey National Futures Commissioner's Academic Honor Roll recipient...Hofstra Dean's Tournament alternate in 2014. List honoree. ..Did not see any game action as a freshman.

Year GP-GS G A Pts. Shts. DS High School: Came to Hofstra from Muhlenberg High School in 2017 19-19 4 7 15 42 2 Laureldale, Pennsylvania where she played four years of field hockey 2018 18-15 2 0 4 18 4 and was a four-year member of the swimming team and was a 2019 18-18 1 7 9 7 2 two-year member of the softball and track and field teams…Did not Career 23-20 7 14 28 67 8 play as a senior due to injury but was still named team captain…Recorded nine goals and 10 assists as a junior for Muhlenberg and was named All-Pennsylvania honorable mention and Berks All-Division first team…Tallied four goals and 12 assists as a Year GP-GS G A Pts. Shts. DS sophomore in 2014 and three goals and two assists as a 2019 18-18 0 0 0 4 0 freshman…District qualifier in swimming in 2014-15 and county Career 18-18 0 0 0 4 0 qualifier in the javelin and 400-yard run in 2015…National Honor Society member in 2016 and four-year High Honors recipient… Played for the X-Calibur Field Hockey Club and was a National Indoor 10 – Cami Valor – F, 5-4, Fr. Tournament qualifier in 2015 and 2016. Rosario, Argentina/E scuela Superior de Comercio Libertador General San Martín Year GP-GS G A Pts. Shts. DS 2017 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 High School: Comes to Hofstra from Escuela Superior de Comercio 2018 18-10 0 0 0 1 0 Libertador General San Martín in Argentina where she played four 2019 18-18 0 0 0 0 2 years of field hockey…Earned the silver medal with the U18 "B" Team Career 36-28 0 0 0 0 2 at the 2018 AHL Tournament and with the U18 "A" Team at the 2019 AHL Tournament…Named the best player of Division "B" U18 at Club Atletico Provincial in 2018…Named the best player of Division "B" U16 8 – Djuna Slort – D, 5-7, Jr., in 2017 and 2017…Was the top scorer for AHL U16 Div "B" in 2016 Amstelveen, The Netherlands/Montessori Lyceum Amsterdam and Div "A" in 2017…

2019: Spring 2020 CAA Commissioner's Academic Honor Roll...Spring 2020 Hofstra Dean's List...S tarted all 18 games on 11 – Caitlin Mooney – D, 5-6, Fr., defense… Finished third on the team in goals with five and second in Guilderland, NY/Guilderland assists with seven… Also finished third on the team with 17 points… Scored the game winning goal against Towson… Took 20 shots on High School: C omes to Hofstra from Guilderland High School where goal with a season-high of four against Sacred Heart… Logged 972 she played four years of field hockey, four years of skiing, and three minutes with a season-high of 67... Member of the gold-medal winning years of lacrosse …Was named an All-Star in three years of field Dutch team at the 2019 European Maccabi Games (EMG) in Budapest hockey, earning First Team honors as a senior, Second Team honors in August 2019....Also was a member of the Hofstra Women's Outdoor as a junior, and Honorable Mention as a sophomore…Scored 10 goals Track team in 2019. and five assists throughout her high school field hockey career…Won Section II title her senior year, the Section championship won by 2018: S tarted all 18 games as a freshman...Third in the team in goals Guilderland High School in field hockey…Was a Scholar Athlete all with three and points with seven...Scored goals against Columbia, four years of high school. Rider and LIU Brooklyn...Posted an assist at Drexel...Took 25 shots including a season-high six against Bryant...Logged 1187 minutes of 13 – Cami Larsson – D/M, 5-8, Jr., action including 17 games with 55 minutes or more. Cordoba, Argentina, Mark Twain School

High School: J oins the Pride from Amstelveen, The Netherlands 2019: NFHCA Division I National Academic Squad member...CAA where she graduated from Montessori Lyceum Amsterdam...Played for Commissioner's Academic Honor Roll for the Fall 2019 and club Xenios last year in the Dutch first division…Started her field Spring 2020 semesters... Hofstra Athletic Director Scholars hockey career with the Amsterdam Hockey and Bandy Club (AH&BC) Academic Honor Roll member...Fall 2019 and Spring 2020 Hofstra at the age of six...Has played on the highest junior team in her age Dean's List...S tarted all 18 games…Led the team with 11 goals…Also group throughout her career...Played on her club team which became was third on the team with three assists…Posted 25 points which led Under-18 national champions and were finalists in 2017...Switched the Pride…Scored four game-winning goals against Quinnipiac, clubs to Xenios and was a starter in the Dutch first division. Bryant, Merrimack, and Northeastern…Posted a season-high five points against Northeastern where she scored two goals while adding Year GP-GS G A Pts. Shts. DS one assist…Led the team with 1079 minutes played including 13 2018 18-18 3 1 7 25 0 games with 60 minutes or more… Named to the Dean's List, Hofstra 2019 18-18 5 7 17 33 0 Athletic Director Scholars Academic Honor Roll, and CAA Career 36-36 8 8 24 58 0 Commissioner's Academic Honor Roll during the Fall 2019 semester.

2018: All-Colonial Athletic Association second team 9 –Lindsie Rogers– M, 5-7, Sr., selection...CAA All-Rookie Team pick...NFHCA National Academic Ann Arbor, MI/University of the Pacific Squad honoree...Hofstra Dean's List student in both semesters...S tarted all 18 games as a freshman...Led the team in 2019: Named to the Fall 2019 Provost's List and Spring 2020 goals and points with seven goals and 19 points and was third on the Dean's List, Hofstra Athletic Director Scholars Academic Honor team in assists with five...Tallied two goals including the game-winner Roll, and CAA Commissioner's Academic Honor Roll during the against Towson...Scored the game-winning goal in a 1-0 victory over Fall 2019 and Spring 2020 semesters...NFHCA Division I National James Madison...Dished out a season-high two assists and a goal for Academic Squad member...S tarted all 18 games at midfield… Took four points against LIU Brooklyn...Fired eight shots against four shots with one on goal against Merrimack… Logged 1045 minutes Bryant...Logged 1237 minutes and recorded 65 minutes or more in all with a season-high of 67 against Bryant. but one contest...Was also a member of the Hofstra women's outdoor track team in spring 2019. At UOP: 2018: N FHCA National Academic Squad member…Pacific Tigers Leadership Award in 2018-19…Played in 20 games and started High School: C ame to Hofstra from The Mark Twain School in in 14 contests as a sophomore and tallied two goals and four Cordoba, Argentina...Is a member of the Under-18 Cordoba State points…Scored against Colgate and Central Michigan…Took three team that placed second in the national tournament and tallied two shots…Received the UOP German Student of the Year award as a goals in that tournament in 2018...Three-time member of the Cordoba sophomore State team, playing in 2018, 2016 and 2014 and tallied a total of 10 goals in 13 games...Played on the gold-medal winning team in 2016 2017: N FHCA National Academic Squad honoree…Played in nine and the second-place team in 2018...Five-time captain...Has also games…Played on two America East West Division regular season played with the first division Club La Tablada since 2014 and tallied five championship teams… goals in 2018, 14 goals in 24 games and a second-place finish in 2017, nine goals in 18 games in 2016, and eight goals in 15 games in High School: P layed three years of field hockey and two years of 2014.... Club La Tablada also finished first in the National League first lacrosse at Pioneer High School in Ann Arbor, Michigan…Member of division in 2016...Played on Mark Twain's Cordoba Juega Tournament three Michigan Division I State Championship teams with gold-medal winning team in 2014...Honors student in math and Pioneer…Played on the Fer De Lance Field Hockey Club for six years Spanish. and was a team captain. 2019 15-3 0 1 1 6 0 Year GP-GS G A Pts. Shts. DS Career 32-16 0 1 1 9 0 2018 18-18 7 5 19 40 0 2019 18-18 11 3 25 44 0 Career 36-36 18 8 44 84 0 17 – Jordan Thompson – M/F, 5-9, Sr., Louisville, KY/DuPont Manual

15 – Ming Doherty – F, 5-2, Jr., 2019: NFHCA Division I National Academic Squad member...Fall West Chester, PA/Henderson 2019 and Spring 2020 CAA Commissioner's Academic Honor Roll...Hofstra Athletic Director Scholars Academic Honor 2019: NFHCA Division I National Academic Squad Roll...Fall 2019 and Spring 2020 Hofstra Dean's List... P layed in 15 member...Named to the Dean's List, Hofstra Athletic Director games while starting 10… Scored one goal against Sacred Heart for Scholars Academic Honor Roll, and CAA Commissioner's two points… Took five shots including two on goal against Sacred Academic Honor Roll during the Fall 2019 and Spring 2020 Heart… Logged 381 minutes of action with a game-high of 60 against semesters. ..Played 11 games as a forward…Scored one goal, against William & Mary…Also was a member of the Hofstra Women's Outdoor Sacred Heart, for two points…Took four shots including three on Track team in 2019. goal…Logged 131 minutes with a season-high of 32 against Wagner… 2018: NFHCA National Academic Squad honoree...Hofstra Dean's 2018: Hofstra Dean's List honoree...P layed in 13 games and started List student... Played in 16 games and started five as a eight at midfield as a freshman...Took shots against VCU and sophomore...Started against UMass Lowell, Yale, Bryant, James Yale...Logged 268 minutes of action including a season-high 40 at Madison and Drexel...Took five shots including two against Bryant and Rutgers...Was a member of the Hofstra Track Team in 2019. James Madison...Logged 603 minutes of action including eight games with 40 minutes or more. High School: P layed four years of field hockey and lacrosse at Henderson High School in West Chester, Pennsylvania...Three-year 2017: CAA Commissioner's Academic Honor Roll starter in field hockey and was an All-Chesmont defense first team recipient...P layed in 15 games and started four as a freshman...Tallied selection and an all-league second team pick as a senior after two goals and one assist on the season...Scored against Sacred Heart recording one goal and 15 defensive saves...Also named to the and Saint Francis...Notched the first point of her career on an assist Philadelphia Field Hockey Senior All-Star Squad...Played on four against Yale...Took seven shots including three on-goal...Took two playoff teams at Henderson including her junior year team that shots in games against Columbia and Sacred Heart...Logged 873 advanced to the state tournament...Tallied two goals as a junior and minutes of action including 11 games with 50 minutes or more. three goals as a sophomore...Member of the National Honor Society...Honor Roll student all four years of high school...Two-time High School: Came to Hofstra from DuPont Manual High School in High School National Academic Squad selection...Played six years of Louisville, Kentucky where she played four years of field hockey and club hockey including two years with United Field Hockey and four with two years of lacrosse…Three-time All-Kentucky selection including first WC Eagles...Played on WC Eagles that went to the Shooting Star team honors in 2014 and 2016…Member of DuPont Manual teams Tournament and the National Field Hockey Festival and placed second that placed second in the Kentucky High School Athletic Association in both. tournament in 2015 and 2016…Team Most Valuable Player…Miss Field Hockey nominee as a senior…All-state second team as a Year GP-GS G A Pts. Shts. DS junior…Kentucky State All-Tournament team and regional 2018 4-4 0 0 0 1 0 all-tournament team selection in 2015…Voted team Best Offensive 2019 11-0 1 0 2 3 0 Player as a sophomore and a junior…Served as team captain in her Career 24-8 1 0 2 4 0 senior season…Played for Bluegrass Premier Club and attended USA Field Hockey (USAFH) National Indoor Tournament, National Festival, Disney Tournament, and Shooting Star Tournament...USAFH Futures 16 – Haley Carter – D, 5-7, Jr., participant…Selected and attended the 2015 National Futures Skowhegan, ME/Skowhegan Area Tournament.

2019: P layed 15 games on defense… Started three games against Year GP-GS G A Pts. Shts. DS Wagner, St. Joseph’s, and Monmouth… Had one assist against 2017 15-4 2 1 5 16 0 Delaware for one point… Took six shots including three on goal… 2018 16-5 0 0 0 5 0 Logged 295 minutes of action with a season-high of 36 against St. 2019 15-10 1 0 2 5 0 Joseph’s... Also a member of the Hofstra Outdoor Women's Track Career 46-19 3 1 7 26 0 team in 2019.

2018: P layed in 17 games and started 13 as a freshman 18 – Ali Tedik – M/F, 5-8, Fr, defender...Took three shots on the season including one on-goal...Took Plains, PA/James M. Coughlin shots against Towson, LIU Btrooklyn and James Madison...Played a total of 925 minutes including 11 games with 55 minutes or more. High School: Comes to Hofstra from James M. Coughlin High School in Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania where she played four years of field High School: Comes to Hofstra from Skowhegan (ME) Area High hockey and three years of lacrosse…Was a three-year varsity School where she played four years of field hockey and one year of captain…Was D2 3A District champion as a senior…All-State varsity track.... A member of the Indians’ four-time Maine Class A State Honorable Mention in three years of high school…Was selected to finalists and three-time state championship teams... Named a two-time compete in the 2018 Junior Olympic Games…A two-time Citizen's Northern New England All-American team selection and a three-time Voice All-Star…Was a two-time PHSFHCA All-Academic selection… Kennebec Valley Athletic Conference pick...Recorded 11 goals and eight assists and 17 defensive saves as a senior and was chosen the 19 – Colette Euksuzian – F, 5-3, RJr., Player of the Year by the Morning Sentinel...The two-time New Medford, NJ/Shawnee England Premier All-Star selection also posted two goals, three assists and 16 defensive saves as a junior, 19 defensive saves as a 2019: NFHCA Division I National Academic Squad sophomore and 17 defensive stops as a freshman...Broke the member...Named to the Fall 2019 and Spring 2020 Hofstra Dean's Skowhegan school record with 69 defensive saves...Two-time Honor List, Hofstra Athletic Director Scholars Academic Honor Roll, and Roll student and two-time High Honor Roll pick...Three-time Elite Field CAA Commissioner's Academic Honor Roll during the Fall 2019 Hockey Camps All-Star...Played her club field hockey with Maine and Spring 2020 semesters...P layed in four games as a redshirt Majestix. sophomore… Saw action against Wagner, Sacred Heart, Quinnipiac, and Bryant… Logged 45 minutes of action with a season-high of 24 Year GP-GS G A Pts. Shts. DS against Wagner. 2018 17-13 0 0 0 3 0 2018: NFHCA National Academic Squad member...H ofstra Dean's promotion from third-best field hockey division in 2018...Helped team List student both semesters...Did not see any game action...A member to promotion from second-best field hockey division in 2019… of the Hofstra Outdoor Women's Track team in 2019.

2017: CAA Commissioner's Academic Honor Roll 24 – Esmee Verdoes – M, 5-5, Fr., recipient...R ed-shirted and did not see any game action. Noordwijk, The Netherlands/ L eeuwenhorst College

High School: Came to Hofstra from Shawnee High School in Medford, High School: Comes to Hofstra from Leeuwenhorst College in the New Jersey where she played four years of field hockey…Three-year Netherlands…Won the JIPHT Tournament in 2019…Helped team to varsity starter…Recorded 12 goals and led Burlington County with 15 promotion from third-best field hockey division in 2018...Helped team assists as a senior captain for the 17-4 Shawnee Renegades…Named to promotion from second-best field hockey division in 2019... to All-Burlington County and all-conference teams as a senior…2017 Shawnee Renegade Award recipient …Tallied nine goals and one assist as a junior and five goals and five assists as a sophomore in 27 – Sydney LeGuillow – F, 5-7, So. 2014…Posted three goals and one assist as a freshman…National Virginia Beach, VA/Norfolk Academy Honor Society member as a junior and a senior...Played for WC Eagles Club team and participated in National Indoor Tournament four times 2019: NFHCA Division I National Academic Squad with two gold medals…Also was a Disney Showcase Pool Champion member...Spring 2020 CAA Commissioner's Academic Honor Roll and USA Field Hockey (USAFH) Festival Pool Champion…USAFH member...Spring 2020 Hofstra Dean's List... Played in 11 games as Futures participant who was selected and attended the 2014 National a freshman… Started in five games including LIU, Rider, Delaware, Futures Championship…Trained at USAFH Level 1 Futures site from Towson, and Northeastern…Tallied four points on the season…Scored 2015 to 2017. two goals, one against LIU and one against Towson…Her goal against Towson counted as the game-winning goal…Also took six shots Year GP-GS G A Pts. Shts. DS including three on goal… Logged 243 minutes of action including a 2017 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 season-high of 42 against Northeastern. 2018 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 2019 4-0 0 0 0 0 0 High School: Comes to Hofstra from Norfolk Academy in Norfolk, Career 4-0 0 0 0 0 0 Virginia where she played four years of field hockey, three years of softball and was a member of the indoor track and field team for three years…Received the field hockey coaches award as a senior and the 20 – Mercedes Currie – M, 5-8, So. Female Breakthrough Athlete Award for 2017-18…Set the single Camden, NY/Camden season goal record at Norfolk…Tallied 19 goals in 2017…Member of State Championship teams in 2016 and 2017 and three-time Tidewater 2019: NFHCA Division I National Academic Squad member...Fall Conference of Independent Schools (TCIS) teams…Also received the 2019 and Spring 2020 CAA Commissioner's Academic Honor Roll Softball Coaches Award at Norfolk in 2017….Played for the TCOYO during the Fall 2019...F all 2019 Hofstra Dean's List...Spring 2020 Hockey Hockey Club based out of Virginia Beach. Hofstra Provost's List...Hofstra Athletic Director Scholars Academic Honor Roll...Started and played in all 18 games… Finished with five Year GP-GS G A Pts. Shts. DS points off two goals and one assist… Scored one goal against 2019 11-5 2 0 4 6 0 Northeastern…Tallied the game-winning goal against Sacred Heart… Career 24-6 0 0 0 0 0 Had one assist against Bryant… Took 17 shots including eight on goal… Logged 738 minutes of action with a season-high of 60 against William & Mary. 28 – Samantha Spera – M, 5-8, So., Plymouth Meeting, PA/Plymouth Whitemarsh High School: C omes to Hofstra from Camden (NY) High School where she played three years of field hockey, two years of basketball 2019: Spring 2020 CAA Commissioner's Academic Honor and was a member of the track and field team for two Roll...S tarted all 18 games at midfield… Took four shots including one years…Three-time All-New York selection…Four-time All-Tri-Valley on goal… Logged 792 minutes of action including a season-high of 60 League pick and All-Mohawk Valley selection…Recorded 18 goals and minutes against Drexel and William & Mary. eight assists as a senior…Member of the Blue Devils league and section championship squads as a sophomore, junior and High School: C omes to Hofstra from Plymouth Whitemarsh High senior…National Honor Society member as a junior and a senior and a School in Plymouth Meeting, Pennsylvania where she was a member two-time National Junior Honor Society member…Participated in the of the field hockey and winter and spring track programs…Two-time USA National Futures Championship. All-State PIAA selection…Four-time All-American Conference selection including three times on the first team…Member of four American Year GP-GS G A Pts. Shts. DS Conference championship teams…Tallied 17 goals and nine assists as 2019 18-18 2 1 5 17 0 a senior, 10 goals and five assists as a junior and 14 goals and 14 Career 18-18 2 1 5 17 0 assists as a sophomore…2018 team Most Valuable Player…Member of the WC Eagles National Club Championship team as a sophomore and also played with the U18 WC Eagles squad that made an 21 – Gabriela Espinoza – M, 5-8, Fr., international tour to China…Two-time Scholastic Honor Roll student. Santiago, Chile/U niversidad Adolfo Ibañez Year GP-GS G A Pts. Shts. DS High School: Comes to Hofstra from Santiago, Chile, where she 2019 18-18 0 0 0 4 0 played at Universidad Adolfo Ibañez…Was also standout for Redland Career 18-18 0 0 0 4 0 School in Chile, where she was named Best Female Athlete in 2011-2014 and 2016, and was named honorable mention in 2015 and 2017-2018…Also participated in cross country, volleyball, and 30 – Cecelia DeSimone – GK, 5-4, Sr., soccer…Has represented the Chilean National Field Hockey Team at Concord, MA/The Middlesex School every level up to U21... 2019: NFHCA Division I National Academic Squad member...P layed three games and started two against Wagner and St. 23 – Jasmijn Verdoes – F, 5-5, Fr., Joseph’s… Allowed 14 goals and posted a 5.94 goals against Noordwijk, The Netherlands/ L eeuwenhorst College average… Made nine saves on the year including a season-high seven against St. Joseph’s… Faced 47 shots with a season high 29 against High School: Comes to Hofstra from Leeuwenhorst College in the St. Joseph’s… Logged 141 minutes of action in the cage… Named to Netherlands…Won the JIPHT Tournament in 2019…Helped team to the Provost’s List, Hofstra Athletic Director Scholars Academic Honor Roll, and CAA Commissioner's Academic Honor Roll during the Fall 2019 semester.

2018: NFHCA Scholar of Distinction...NFHCA National Academic Squad member...Hofstra Dean's List honoree...S aw action in two games and totaled 36 minutes of action in goal...Allowed three goals for a 5.82 goals against average...Played 24 minutes against Rider and allowed three goals and 12 minutes at Drexel and did not allow a goal...

2017: N FHCA National Academic Squad member...CAA Commissioner's Academic Honor Roll recipient...Hofstra Dean's List and Provost's List honoree. ..Played in five games in goal and logged 127:57 of action...Saw action against Yale, William and Mary, Towson, Northeastern and James Madison...Allowed 11 goals and posted a 6.02 goals against average...Made 12 saves on the year including a season-high five against William and Mary...Also stopped three shots in games against Yale and Northeastern...Recorded a .522 save percentage while facing 26 shots.

High School: Came to Hofstra from The Middlesex School in Concord, Massachusetts where she was a member of the field hockey, lacrosse and alpine ski teams for four years…Two-time Independent School League (ISL) All-Star honorable mention in field hockey…Recorded a 1.25 goals against average with seven shutouts as a senior…Served as team captain as a senior…Posted a 0.70 goals against average with 11 shutouts as a junior…Played on Zebra teams that placed second in the New England Preparatory School Athletic Council Class B Championships in 2015 and 2016…All-ISL first team in alpine skiing as a junior and two-time All-ISL honorable mention in skiing as a freshman and sophomore…Played for the East Coast Wizards Club team…USA Field Hockey (USAFH) Futures Participant for six years…Attended USAFH Junior Olympics in 2012.

Year GP-GS Min GA GAA Svs Pct. W-L 2017 5-0 127:57 11 6.02 12 .522 0-0 2018 2-0 36:05 3 4.99 0 .000 0-0 2019 3-2 141:25 14 5.94 9 .391 0-2 Career 10-2 305:27 28 5.96 21 .429 0-2

33 – Meghan Reilly – GK, 5-6, Fr., Blue Bell, PA/Wissahickon

High School: C omes to Hofstra from Wissahickon High School in Blue Bell, Pennsylvania where she played four years of field hockey…Named First Team All-State in 2018 and Second Team All-State in 2019…Three-time First Team All-League in 2017-2019….85 save percentage with eight shutouts as a senior…

2021 HOFSTRA UNIVERSITY FIELD HOCKEY ROSTER

No. Name Pos. Ht. Year Hometown/High School 0 Merlijn van der Vegt G 5-9 So. Utrecht, The Netherlands, St. Bonafatius College 2 Rachel Sechrist M 5-9 Jr. Reinholds, PA/Conrad Weiser 3 Frankie O’Brien D 5-7 Sr. Plymouth Meeting, PA/Plymouth Whitemarsh 4 Karissa Hough M 5-7 Fr. Leighton, PA/Leighton Area 5 Mercy Jasterzenski F/M 5-6 Sr. Kingston, PA/Wyoming Valley West 6 Meredith Pfennig F/M 5-3 RJr. Reading, PA/Muhlenberg 8 Djuna Slort D 5-7 Jr. Amstelveen, The Netherlands/Montessori Lyceum Amsterdam 9 Lindsie Rogers M 5-7 Sr. Ann Arbor, MI/University of the Pacific 10 Cami Valor F 5-4 Fr. Rosario, Argentina/Escuela Superior de Comercio Libertador General San Martín 11 Caitlin Mooney D 5-6 Fr. Guilderland, NY/Guilderland 13 Cami Larsson D/M 5-8 Jr. Cordoba, Argentina/Mark Twain School 14 Liv Truong D 5-6 Fr. Lafayette Hill, PA/Plymouth Whitemarsh 15 Ming Doherty F 5-2 Jr. West Chester, PA/Henderson 16 Haley Carter D 5-7 Jr. Skowhegan, ME/Skowhegan Area 17 Jordan Thompson M/F 5-9 Sr. Louisville, KY/DuPont Manual 18 Ali Tedik D 5-8 Fr. Plains, PA/James M. Coughlin 19 Colette Euksuzian F 5-3 RJr. Medford, NJ/Shawnee 20 Mercedes Currie M 5-8 So. Camden, NY/Camden 21 Gabriela Espinoza M 5-8 Fr. Santiago, Chile/Universidad Adolfo Ibañ ez 23 Jasmijn Verdoes F 5-5 Fr. Noordwijk, The Netherlands/Leeuwenhorst College 24 Esmee Verdoes M 5-5 Fr. Noordwijk, The Netherlands/Leeuwenhorst College 27 Sydney LeGuillow F 5-7 So. Virginia Beach, VA/Norfolk Academy 28 Samantha Spera M 5-8 So. Plymouth Meeting, PA/Plymouth Whitemarsh 30 Cecelia DeSimone GK 5-4 Sr. Concord, MA/The Middlesex School 33 Meghan Reilly GK 5-6 Fr. Blue Bell, PA/Wissahickon

Head Coach: Courtney Veinotte (Maine, 2011 Assistant Coach: K ara Velez (Iowa, 2007) Assistant Coach: Courtney Deena (Maryland, 2017)

2021 HOFSTRA PRO-NUN-SEE-A-SHUNS 19 – Euksuzian (Eck-soo-zee-in) 0 – MER-line VAN der vet 21 – Espinoza (ess-pin-OH-zuh) 2 – See-krist 23 – YAS-mine vare-DOOZ 4 – HUGH 24 – ESS-may vare-DOOZ 5 – Jasterzenski (Jaster-zen-skee) 27 – luh-GWILL-oh 6 – Pfennig (Fen-nig) 30 – DeSimone (Dee-sa-moan) 8 – Djuna Slort (Ju-na Slort) 9 – Valor (vuh-LOOR) VEE-no 13 – Larsson (Lar-son) 14 – Truong (trong) (Audible pronunciations of Hofstra player and coaches names 15 – Doherty (Doe-er-tee) can be found on the field hockey roster page at 18 – Tedik (ted-ICK) GoHofstra.com)