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2021 SCHEDULE BY THE NUMBERS (PER GAME) FEBRUARY (2-0) BC ND 23 ALBANY CHESTNUT HILL, MASS. W, 22-12 26 #15 USC NEWTON, MASS. W, 14-8 vs 31.89 SHOTS 29.82 MARCH (5-1) 24.39 SOG 22.71 2 #22 UMass CHESTNUT HILL, MASS. W, 19-7 #4 #5 16.89 SCORING OFFENSE 13.71 6 at #1 North Carolina * Chapel Hill, N.C. L, 21-9 13 #8 VIRGINIA * NEWTON, MASS. W, 20-11 EAGLES FIGHTING IRISH 11.56 SCORING DEFENSE 10.88 17 NEW HAMPSHIRE CHESTNUT HILL, MASS. ppd. 20 at Hofstra Hempstead, N.Y. W, 19-7 13-3, 8-2 ACC 11-6, 5-5 ACC 7.17 ASSISTS 5.59 26 #16 LOUISVILLE * CHESTNUT HILL, MASS. W, 14-13 (OT) .530 SHOT % .460 28 #16 LOUISVILLE * CHESTNUT HILL, MASS. W, 18-3 SERIES HISTORY .490 FP% .496 APRIL (5-2) • BC leads the all-time series with Notre Dame, 10-8, with the Eagles 3 #8 DUKE * CHESTNUT HILL, MASS. W, 17-15 taking the last game of the series, 18-12, on Saturday, April 17. 12.61 GROUND BALLS 14.76 10 at Virginia Tech * Blacksburg, Va. W, 21-11 • The Irish and Eagles have played twice in 2020 with BC taking both 15 #4 NOTRE DAME * CHESTNUT HILL, MASS. W, 19-11 games. BC outscored Notre Dame 37-23 in the two meetings. 18.28 DRAW CONTROLS 12.59 17 #4 NOTRE DAME * CHESTNUT HILL, MASS. W, 18-12 22 at #3 Syracuse * Syracuse, N.Y. W, 14-13 • These teams have played every year since 2016 and BC has gone 6-1 5.83 CAUSED TURNOVERS 8.71 24 at #3 Syracuse * Syracuse, N.Y. L, 16-7 in those meetings. 7.11 SAVES 9.47 28 #11 Virginia + Chapel Hill, N.C. W, 16-12 • The last Notre Dame win came in 2020 before the COVID shutout, 15-11, 30 #3 Syracuse + Chapel Hill, N.C. L, 19-17 in South Bend, Indiana. .381 SAVE % .465 MAY (1-0) .903 CLEAR % .936 14 FAIRFIELD ^ NEWTON, MASS. W, 19-6 16 TEMPLE ^ NEWTON, MASS. W, 21-11 SCOUTING THE IRISH 22/23 #5 NOTRE DAME NEWTON, MASS. 3 p.m. • Notre Dame enters as the fifth seed in the NCAA Tournament. They are 11-6 and went 5-5 in the ACC. The Irish only have losses to top 28 NCAA Semifinal Towson, Md. TBD five teams - North Carolina (2x), Syracuse (2x) and Boston College (2x). 30 NCAA Championship Towson, Md. 12 p.m. • The Irish have an incredibly balanced offense that averages 13.71 goals per game. They have four players with more than 45 points this season, led by Jackie Wolak (29G, 19A) with 48. Kasey Choma leads the team with 42 goals, while Maddie Howe and Madison Ahern have 33 and 30 goals, respectively. HOME game * ACC game +ACC Tournament ^NCAA Tournament • In goal, Bridget Deehan will be in goal, who is fifth in the nation with 157 saves this year. She has a 11.21 goals against average and a .464 save percentage. THE CHARLOTTE NORTH SHOW • Charlotte North has been one of the most electrifying players in the country this season. She has 96 points on 86 goals and 10 assists. 2021 QUICK FACTS • North is second in the country in goals right now with 86. In her first two NCAA Tournament games ever, North scored seven goals Team Information: against Fairfield and eight goals against Temple, breaking tying and breaking BC’s record for goals in a NCAA Tournament game. Head Coach...... Acacia Walker-Weinstein (Maryland ‘05) • Her 86 goals are third all-time in a single season at BC and trails only Sam Apuzzo ‘19, who scored 94 goals in 2019 and 88 goals in Record at BC...... 132-44 (.750) 2018. She is also fourth in the country in goals per game at 4.78, which leads Apuzzo’s pace in 2019, averaging 3.91. Associate Head Coach ...... Kayla Treanor (Syracuse ‘16) Assistant Coach...... Jennifer Kent (Colby ‘90) • North is also dominating in the circle at draws. She’s tied with Apuzzo for the second most in a single season at BC with 163 and is Graduate Assistant Coach...... Sam Apuzzo (BC ‘19) second in the country. Volunteer Coach...... Billy Bitter (UNC ‘11) OFFENSIVE FIREPOWER 2020 Overall Record...... 4-3 • Averaging 16.89 goals per game, BC has one of the best offenses in the country. They currenty rank fourth in the country in the 2020 Conference Record...... 0-1 category and lead the ACC. NCAA Appearances; (Last)...... 8; (2019) • The Eagles nearly have five players with more than 50 points, led by North. Cara Urbank (36G, 39A) has a career-high 75 points, while Returning/Lost...... 28/5 Jenn Medjid has 50 goals. Belle Smith has been stellar in the midfield with 55 points and Caitlynn Mossman has 49 points. Newcomers...... 11 • BC has been incredibly efficient as well, leading the country in shooting percentage at .530. Leading the way there is North, who has Captains...... Cara Urbank, Charlotte North, Jillian Reilly a .647 shooting percentage this season. School Information: MAKE IT, TAKE IT LACROSSE Location...... Chestnut Hill, Mass. • BC scores a lot and they also get a lot of draws. The Eagles are averaging 18.28 draws per game, which is fourth in the country and Founded...... 1863 are grabbing 61% of the draws they take, which is fifth in the nation. Enrollment...... 14,125 • North leads the draw unit with 163 this season, averaging 9.06 per game, while Hollie Schleicher has 76 (4.11) draw controls and Cara President...... Rev. William P. Leahy, S.J. Urbank is averaging 3.28 draws per game this season. North (2nd), Schleicher (5th) and Urbank (9th) are all in the top-10 in the ACC Director of Athletics...... Dr. Pat Kraft in draws per game. Senior Administrator...... JM Caparro FRESHMEN ON THE BIG STAGE Senior Women’s Administrator...... Jocelyn Fisher-Gates • Even with a much older college lacrosse landscape because of the extra year of eligibility, BC has some freshmen who have really Nickname ...... Eagles stepped up early. BC was the only school to have three named to the ACC All-Freshman Team. Colors...... Maroon and Gold • Belle Smith, the No. 2 incoming recruiting according to Inside Lacrosse, is currently leading the middie’s with 41 goals and 14 Conference ...... Atlantic Coast assists. Smith has a point in every game to start her career on The Heights. She set a career-high in points against Notre Dame

@BCWLAX @BCWLAX 2021 RECORD WHEN ... with six, on four goals and two assists. She then tied that now in 2021 has started all nine games with seven ground Home...... 11-0 career-high in the ACC semifinal against Syracuse with balls and two caused turnovers. Away...... 3-2 five goals and one assists. Smith was named to the All-ACC • Welch was honored with the #19 jersey in the Red Overtime...... 1-0 first team and ACC All-Freshman Team. She was the only Bandanna Game, given to the player who most embodies vs. Non-ACC Opponent...... 6-0 freshman on either the first or second All-ACC teams. the values of Welles Crowther ‘99. Crowther died in 9/11 • The backbone of BC’s defense is held by two freshmen saving numerous lives leading them to safety down the vs. ACC Opponent...... 9-3 in Hunter Roman and Sydney Scales. Both earned starts South Tower. vs. Ranked Oppenent...... 10-3 in each of the last 15 games and have appeared in all 18 DA NA NA! DA NA NA! vs. Unranked Opponent...... 5-0 games this year. Both were named to the ACC All-Freshman • The Eagles have started the year in highlight-reel fashion, Scoring First...... 13-2 team. making it on SportsCenter’s Top-10 plays twice already in Opponent Scores First...... 2-1 AWARDS SZN two games. • The ACC announced this week its All-ACC teams, picking • In the season opener, junior Rachel Hall connected with Leading at Half...... 14-0 the first and second teams, as well as a new ACC All-Fresh- senior Charlotte North on a beautiful 51-yard outlet pass, Trailing at Half...... 1-3 man Team. which North caught and took 40 yards down the field before Tied at half ...... 0-0 • BC had seven selected to the three teams, led by Charlotte scoring. The play ended up No. 4 on the #SCTop10. One-Goal Differential...... 2-0 North, Belle Smith and Hollie Schleicher on the first team. • In BC’s second game, Belle Smith dodged from up top, Two-Goal Differential...... 1-1 It was the first time any of these three were named to the moved it down to Cara Urbank, who then quick-sticked the first team. ball to a cutting Charlotte North who handled a low pass Three+ Goal Differential...... 12-2 • Smith was the only freshman on either the first or second and shot the ball behind her back while falling for the goal. Outshooting Opponent...... 14-1 team. The play ended up at No. 10 in that night’s #SCTop10. Outshot by Opponent...... 1-2 • On the second team is Cara Urbank and Jenn Medjid. This NEW EAGLES FLY IN Taking 21-30 Shots...... 2-2 was Urbank’s second time being named to the All-ACC • The Eagles welcome 11 new faces to make up the No. 6 Taking > 30 Shots...... 12-1 second team (2019) and Medjid’s first time being selected. class in the country in 2020. • On the freshman team is Smith, Hunter Roman and Sydney • The class saw three named in the 2020 Inside Lacrosse Allowing < 20 Shots...... 2-0 Scales. BC was the only team with three on the freshman ‘Power 100’ with an additional two ‘On the Rise’ Allowing 21-30 Shots...... 12-1 team. • Headlining the class is middie Belle Smith (Westhampton Allowing > 30 Shots...... 1-2 • Smith and North were named to the ACC All-Tournament Beach, N.Y.), who ranks as the No. 2 recruit and No. 1 middie Following a Win...... 12-3 Team. in the nation. Following a Loss...... 3-0 RECORDS ARE MADE TO BE BROKEN • Andrea Reynolds (Sudbury, Mass.) just missed the top-10, • At the beginning of the 2021 season, Sam Apuzzo stood ranking No. 11, while Annabelle Hasselbeck (Weston, Mass.) FINAL ACC STANDINGS alone as BC’s single-game goal scorer with nine against is the No. 38 ranked recruit. SCHOOL CONF. % OVERALL % Navy in 2018. • Just missing the ‘Power 100’ are middie’s Katie Riehl North Carolina 9-0 1.000 13-0 1.000 • Against Louisville on March 28, Jenn Medjid tied that mark, (Cockeysville, Md.) and Hunter Roman (Saint James, N.Y.) Syracuse 8-2 .800 12-2 .857 scoring nine goals (including seven in the first half) to tie • Rounding out the class is Lizzie O’Neill (Chatham, N.Y.), Kayla Boston College 8-2 .800 12-2 .857 Apuzzo’s record. Martello (Rockville Centre, N.Y.), Sydney Scales (Walpole, Notre Dame 5-5 .500 8-5 .615 • Not even two weeks later, Charlotte North had one of the Mass.), Maddy Manahan (Morristown, N.J.), Erin Walsh Duke 4-6 .400 9-6 .600 best single-game performances in BC history, scoring 10 (Franklin, Mass.) and Kit Arrix (Darien, Conn.) goals on 13 shots to break Apuzzo’s record. She also added O CAPTAIN! MY CAPTAIN! Virginia 3-7 .300 8-7 .533 an assist, 13 draw controls and three caused turnovers • The Eagles selected three standouts in Cara Urbank, Virginia Tech 1-8 .111 5-10 .500 against Virginia Tech. Charlotte North and Jill Reilly to lead their team through the Louisville 1-9 .100 5-10 .500 • On the verge of breaking a record is Belle Smith, who has 54 2021 season. NCAA Tournament Matchups points on 41 goals and 14 assists. She has tied with Covie • The trio has the most experience of any group on the team, NCAA Quarterfinals Stanwick and Brooke Blue’s freshman record for points in including two graduate students. Saturday, May 22 a season of 55. • Both Cara Urbank and Jill Reilly have reached the national • Smith has been one of the best goal-scoring freshmen that championship game in their first three years on the heights. (8) Stony Brook at (1) North Carolina - 12 p.m. - Chapel Hill, N.C. BC has seen and is three goals back of Blue’s record of 44 EXCELLED ON THE FIELD AND ON THE HARDWOOD goals as a freshman. • Senior Charlotte North and freshman Belle Smith have both (7) Duke at (2) Northwestern - 1 p.m. - Evanston, Ill. • In her second NCAA Tournament game of her career, North showed they can excel not only on the lacrosse field, but on broke BC’s record for goals in a NCAA Tournament game the hardwood as well. (6) Florida at (3) Syracuse - 2 p.m. - Syracuse, N.Y. with eight against Temple. • North and Smith ended their high school basketball careers 2021 REVENGE TOUR as the all-time leaders in points for their respective high (5) Notre Dame at (4) Boston College - 3 p.m. - Newton, Mass. • BC has already avenged two of its three losses from the schools. shortened 2020 season. • Smith also showed she can excel in multiple sports on the • Last Friday, the Eagles took down No. 15 USC, 14-8, at home hardwood, ending her high school career with 1,735 points which avenged the 19-8 loss from the previous season. in basketball and 2,046 digs in volleyball. Both of which are • Then BC faced UMass, who shocked the Eagles in the school records. season opener of 2020. In a game that started 4-2 in FAMILY AFFAIR UMass’ favor, the Eagles clicked on both offense and • BC has had numerous family members play together defense, winning 19-7. throughout the years under Coach Walker-Weinstein. • Adding to the revenge tour, Charlotte North in her first game • Currently on the team are juniors Courtney and Cassidy against her former team, Duke, scored six goals to lead BC Weeks and sophomore Annie and freshman Erin Walsh. to a 17-15 win. • Also, Addison Kent, sister of Kenzie Kent ‘19, is currently a A JOURNEY UNLIKE ANY OTHER senior on the team. Both are daughters of assistant coach • Senior Melanie Welch has shown incredible resilience Jen Kent. since coming to BC. • The Walsh family has seen four kids on BC teams. • She walked onto the team as a freshman cold-emailing Sophomore Annie and freshman Erin are currently on the Coach Walker-Weinstein and earning a tryout. BC roster, while Christina ‘19 recently graduated. The oldest • Welch then tore her ACL twice. Once in her sophomore year sister, Catie ‘13, played hockey at BC. and once in her junior year. • There is also a set of cousins on the team. Long Island • She saw action in eight games prior to the 2021 season and natives Hollie Schleicher and Belle Smith are cousins. They TROPHY CASE both also went to Westhampton Beach High School. Outlaws. • Another family connection on BC is volunteer assistant • A native of Manhasset, New York, Bitter’s father, Ward II ‘77, CHARLOTTE NORTH coach Billy Bitter, whose father Ward Bitter II ‘77, is an was an All-American lacrosse player at Boston College and • Inside Lacrosse #12 player in college lacrosse (men’s or women’s) lacrosse All-American and BC Hall of Famer. is in the Varsity Club Hall of Fame in 1987. • Inside Lacrosse Preseason All-America Second Team BOSTON COLLEGE ROYALTY STREAKING • Preseason All-ACC At-Large • Outside of just the BC lax family, freshman Annabelle • BC has won 31-straight games when holding an opponent • ACC Co-Offensive Player of the Week (March 2) Hasselbeck is the daughter of former standout BC football below 10 goals. The streak started following a 7-6 overtime • 2021 Tewaaraton Award Watch List player and current ESPN analyst Matt Hasselbeck and loss at Louisville on Feb. 27, 2016. BC extended that streak • ACC Offensive Player of the Week (March 16) former BC field hockey standout Sarah Hasselbeck. on May 14, 2021 in a 19-6 win over Fairfield. • IWLCA Co-Offensive Player of the Week (March 16) • Matt Hasselbeck spent 17 years in the NFL after being • Jenn Medjid’s point and goal-streak dates back to her • ACC Co-Offensive Player of the Week (April 6) drafted in the sixth round of the 1998 NFL Draft. He threw for freshman year, starting May 12, 2019 against Colorado and • Inside Lacrosse Midseason Tewaraaton Watch List 36,638 yards and 212 touchdowns throughout his career. sits at 26 games. Medjid also has a multi-point streak of 24 • Inside Lacrosse Midseason All-America First Team • Sarah Hasselbeck’s name is all over the BC field hockey games that was started in the 2020 season opener. • ACC Offensive Player of the Week (April 13) record books, she was a two-time All-BIG EAST player and • BC has won its last 33 home regular season games, dating • IWLCA Offensive Player of the Week (April 13) the 1997 Eagle of the Year. back to a 15-12 loss against Duke on April 8, 2017. • All-ACC First Team • Sarah was inducted in the BC Varsity Club Hall of Fame in • The last time BC lost on the Newton Lacrosse and Soccer • ACC All-Tournament Team 2012, while Matt was inducted in 2018. Field was on April 8, 2017 in a 15-12 loss to Duke. BC has won • 2021 Tewaaraton Award Finalist • Her uncle, Tim Hasselbeck ‘01, was also a QB at BC and its last 31 games in Newton. • USA Lacrosse Magazine All-America First Team spent six years in the NFL after going undrafted. • IWLCA All-Northeast Region First Team • Her cousins Matt and Ellie Rueve both go to BC as well. Matt is currently a freshman on the football team, while Ellie is a CARA URBANK junior and student manager with lacrosse. • Inside Lacrosse Preseason All-America Honorable Mention • Let’s not forget her sister, Mallory, who has signed her • 2021 Tewaaraton Award Watch List National Letter of Intent to play lacrosse at BC. • Inside Lacrosse Midseason All-America Honorable Mention THE NEWEST COACHING ADDITION • All-ACC Second team • BC has added one of the best men’s players in ACC history • USA Lacrosse Magazine All-America Honorable Mention to its coaching staff in Billy Bitter. • IWLCA All-Northeast Region First Team • Bitter was a three-time All-American and three-time All-ACC selection in his time at North Carolina. His junior year he JENN MEDJID was named ACC Offensive Player of the Year. • ACC Offensive Player of the Week (March 30) • Bitter was then the No. 3 selection in the 2011 MLL Draft, • 2021 Tewaaraton Award Watch List and spent time with both the Charlotte Hounds and Denver • All-ACC Second Team • USA Lacrosse Magazine All-America Honorable Mention • IWLCA All-Northeast Region First Team LAST TIME THE EAGLES... BELLE SMITH • Inside Lacrosse Midseason Rookie of the Year Won in Overtime...... vs. Louisville, (14-13 OT), 3-26-21 • All-ACC First Team Lost in Overtime...... at Louisville (7-6 OT), 2-27-16 • ACC All-Freshman Team Won Five+ Games in a Row...... 9; 3-13-21 - 4-22-21 • ACC All-Tournament Team • USA Lacrosse Magazine All-America Third Team Lost Three+ Games in a Row...... 4-23-16 - 5-13-16; (9-12, 11-16, 9-11) • IWLCA All-Northeast Region First Team Scored 20 Goals...... vs Temple. 5-16-21 Allowed 20 Goals...... at North Carolina (21-9), 3-6-21 RACHEL HALL Shutout An Opponent...... vs. Holy Cross (11-0), 4-24-93 • Inside Lacrosse Preseason All-America Honorable Mention Beat a ranked team...... vs. No 11 Virginia, 4-28-21 • ACC Defensive Player of the Week (March 23) Beat a top-10 team...... vs. No. 3 Syracuse, 4-22-21 HOLLIE SCHLEICHER Beat the #1 ranked team...... vs. No. 1 Maryland, 15-13, 5-25-18 • IWLCA Co-Defensive Player of the Week (April 20) Recorded Three Hat Tricks in Game...... Charlotte North (8), Jenn Medjid (4) and Caitylnn Mossman (3) vs. Temple, 5-16-21 • All-ACC First Team Recorded Four Hat Tricks in Game...... Charlotte North (4), Belle Smith (4), Courtney Weeks (3), Jenn Medjid (3) vs. Notre Dame, 4-15-21 • USA Lacrosse Magazine All-America Second Team Recorded Five Hat Tricks in Game...... Arsenault (4), Rietano (4), Urbank (3), Apuzzo (3), Medjid (3) vs. Georgetown, 3-16-19 • IWLCA All-Northeast Region First Team Opponent Recorded Three Hat Tricks...... Syracuse, 4-22-21 HUNTER ROMAN Opponent Recorded Four Hat Tricks...... Syracuse, 4-30-21 • ACC All-Freshman Team Held Opponent Under Five Goals...... vs. Louisville (18-3), 3-28-21 Were Held Under Five Goals...... at Florida (13-5), 3-11-16 SYDNEY SCALES Trailed at Half and won...... vs. Duke (9-8; 17-15 F), 4-3-21 • ACC All-Freshman Team Led at Half and lost...... vs. Duke (8-6; 15-12 F), 4-8-17 HAD A PLAYER... Record Five Goals...... Belle Smith vs. Syracuse, 4-30-21 Record Six+ Goals...... Charlotte North (8) vs. Temple, 5-16-21 BC COMMUNICATIONS Record Four Assists...... Cara Urbank vs. Syracuse, 4-22-21 Record Five Assists...... Cara Urbank vs Hofstra, 3-20-21 Brent Greenberg - Athletic Communications Recorded 6+ Assists...... Kenzie Kent vs. Princeton, 5-18-19 Cell: 240-418-8163 - Conte Forum 238 Record Eight Points...... Charlotte North vs Temple, 5-16-21 Email: [email protected] Record Nine Points...... Jenn Medjid vs Louisville, 3-28-21 Bri Foley - Special Advisor to the SID Record 10+ Points...... Charlotte North (11) at Virginia Tech, 4-10-21 ACTIVE PLAYERS IN THE RECORD BOOKS CAREER FASTEST TO 100 POINTS GAME POINTS Name Years(Gms to 100) Points MOST POINTS IN A GAME 1. Sam Apuzzo 2016-19 397 Charlotte North 2019-pres. (19) 131 1. 12 Charlotte North at Boston Univ, 2/12/20 2. Covie Stanwick 2012-15 309 Sam Apuzzo 2016-19 (25) 390 2. 11 Charlotte North at Virginia Tech 4/10/21 3. Lauren Miller 1999-02 272 Kenzie Kent 2015-19 (25) 255 11 Lauren Miller vs. Stanford 4/22/01 4. Kenzie Kent 2015-19 255 Lauren Miller 1999-02 (26) 272 4. 10 Kenzie Kent vs. Colorado 5/12/19 Sarah Mannelly 2013-16 255 Covie Stanwick 2012-15 (28) 309 10 Sam Apuzzo vs. Dartmouth 2/27/19 6. Lauren Costello 2007-10 248 Lauren Costelle 2007-10 (34) 248 10 Sam Apuzzo at Navy 3/6/19 7. Mikaela Rix 2012-15 222 Kristin Igoe 2008-12 (35) 218 10 Sam Apuzzo vs. Navy 2/27/18 8. Kristin Igoe 2008-12 218 Brooke Blue 2010-14 (35) 203 10 Kaileen Hart vs. Brown 2/24/18 9. Dempsey Arsenault 2016-19 215 Mikaela Rix 2012-15 (36) 222 10 Kenzie Kent vs. Maryland 5/28/17 10. Cara Urbank 2017-pres. 204 10 Sam Apuzzo at Massachusetts 2/8/17 11. Brooke Blue 2010-14 203 10 Kenzie Kent vs. Dartmouth 4/12/16 SEASON 10 Lauren Costello vs. Iona 4/7/ 10 GOALS POINTS 10 Lauren Costello at Jacksonville 3/2/10 1. Sam Apuzzo 2016-19 283* 1. Sam Apuzzo Jr. 2018 129 10 Lauren Miller at La Salle 3/7/02 2. Covie Stanwick 2012-15 196 2. Kenzie Kent Gr. 2019 127 10 Lauren Miller at Virginia Tech 4/6/02 3. Mikaela Rix 2012-15 187 3. Sam Apuzzo Sr. 2019 124 16. 9 Jenn Medjid vs. Louisville 3/28/21 4. Sarah Mannelly 2013-16. 173 4. Sam Apuzzo So. 2017 119 9 Charlotte North vs. Virginia 3/13/21 5. Kristin Igoe 2008-12 168 5. Kate Weeks Sr. 2017 106 9 Charlotte North vs. Albany 2/23/21 6. Lauren Costello 2007-10 164 6. Dempsey Arsenault Jr. 2018 103 9 Kenzie Kent vs. Boston U. 2/9/19 7. Brooke Blue 2010-14 155 7. Charlotte North Sr. 2021 96 9 Kenzie Kent at Northwestern 3/9/19 8. Susie Breaznell 2002-05 147 8. Lauren Costello Sr. 2010 91 9 Sam Apuzzo vs. North Carolina 3/24/18 9. Lauren Miller 1999-02 144 9. Covie Stanwick Jr. 2014 90 9 Dempsey Arsenault vs. Navy 2/27/18 10. Dempsey Arsenault 2016-19 142 10. Covie Stanwick So. 2013 87 9 Kate Weeks vs. S. California 5/20/17 11. Cara Urbank 2017-pres. 133 11. Kaileen Hart Sr. 2018 85 9 Sam Apuzzo at Navy 3/4/17 12. Kate Weeks 2014-17 132 12. Kenzie Kent Jr. 2017 77 9 Covie Stanwick at Holy Cross 2/16/13 Emily Ryan 1998-01 132 9 Courtney Legath at Stony Brook 3/4/04 GOALS 9 Lauren Miller at Albany 4/7/01 ASSISTS 1. Sam Apuzzo Sr. 2019 94 9 Lauren Miller vs. New Hampshire 4/18/01 1. Kenzie Kent 2015-19 133 2. Sam Apuzzo Jr. 2018 88 9 Lauren Miller vs. Denver 4/20/01 2. Lauren Miller 1999-02 128 3. Charlotte North Sr. 2021 86 3. Covie Stanwick 2012-15 113 4. Sam Apuzzo So. 2017 80 MOST GOALS IN A GAME 4. Sam Apuzzo 2016-19 112 5. Kate Weeks Sr. 2017 76 1. 10 Charlotte North at Virginia Tech * 4/10/21 5. Lauren Costello 2007-10 84 6. Covie Stanwick So. 2013 65 2. 9 Jenn Medjid vs. Louisville 3/28/21 6. Sarah Mannelly 2013-16 82 Dempsey Arsenault Sr. 2019 65 9 Sam Apuzzo vs. Navy 2/24/18 7. Dempsey Arsenault 2016-19 73 8. Dempsey Arsenault Jr. 2018 64 4. 8 Charlotte North vs. Temple 5/16/21 8. Cara Urbank 2017-pres. 71 9. Mikaela Rix Jr. 2014 57 8 Charlotte North vs. Albany 2/23/21 9. Courtney Legath 2002-05 65 Kaileen Hart Sr. 2018 57 8 Charlotte North at Boston Univ. 2/12/20 10. Kaileen Hart 2015-18 57 Cara Urbank Jr. 2019 55 8 Sam Apuzzo vs. Dartmouth 2/27/19 10. Covie Stanwick Jr. 2014 53 8 Sam Apuzzo at Navy 3/6/19 100 POINT CLUB (by total points) 8 Kate Weeks at Massachusetts 2/8/17 Name Years(Gms to 100) Points ASSISTS 8 Sam Apuzzo vs. Dartmouth 2/27/19 Sam Apuzzo 2016-19 (25) 390 1. Kenzie Kent Gr. 2019 75 8 Sam Apuzzo vs. Navy 3/06/19 Covie Stanwick 2012-15 (28) 309 2. Sam Apuzzo Jr. 2018 41 12. 7 Charlotte North vs. Fairfield 5/14/21 Lauren Miller 1999-02 (26) 272 Lauren Miller So. 2000 41 7 Charlotte North vs. Virginia 3/13/21 Kenzie Kent 2015-19 (25) 255 4. Cara Urbank Gr. 2021 39 7 Sam Apuzzo vs. Colorado 5/12/19 Sarah Mannelly 2013-16 (38) 255 Dempsey Arsenault Jr. 2018 39 7 Sam Apuzzo at Syracuse 2/16/19 Lauren Costello 2007-10 (34) 248 Sam Apuzzo So. 2017 39 7 Dempsey Arsenault at Northwestern 3/9/19 Mikaela Rix 2012-15 (36) 222 7. Kenzie Kent Jr. 2017 38 7 Covie Stanwick vs. Notre Dame 3/7/15 Kristin Igoe 2008-12 (35) 218 8. Covie Stanwick Jr. 2014 37 7 Lauren Costello at Harvard 4/30/08 Dempsey Arsenault 2016-pr. (60) 215 Sarah Mannelly Sr. 2016 36 Cara Urbank 2017-pres. (55) 204 10. Lauren Costello Sr. 2010 35 MOST ASSISTS IN A GAME Brooke Blue 2010-14 (35) 203 Lauren Miller Sr. 2002 35 Jenna McCabe 2006-09 (42) 178 1. 9 Lauren Costello vs. Iona 4/7/10 12. Caitlynn Mossman Jr. 2021 32 2. 7 Sam Apuzzo at Massachusetts 2/8/17 Emily Ryan 1998-01 (37) 173 13. Kate Weeks Sr. 2017 30 Susie Breaznell 2002-05 (38) 171 3. 6 Kenzie Kent vs. Harvard 2/23/19 Sam Appuzzo GS 2019 30 6 Kenzie Kent vs. Dartmouth 2/27/19 Kate Weeks 2014-17 (63) 168 15. Kaileen Hart Sr. 2018 28 Tess Chandler 2014-2018 (59) 157 6 Kenzie Kent vs. Southern California 3/1/19 Caroline Margolis Jr. 2015 28 6 Dempsey Arsenault vs. Navy 2/27/18 Carley St. Lucia 2002-05 (40) 153 Courtney Legath So. 2003 28 Caroline Margolis 2013-16 (62) 141 6 Kate Weeks vs. Southern California 5/20/17 6 Kenzie Kent at Harvard 4/20/16 Brittany Wilton 2009-12 (49) 141 DRAW CONTROLS Courtney Legath 2002-05 (38) 138 6 Lauren Costello at Jacksonville 3/2/10 1. Sam Apuzzo Sr. 2019 191 6 Courtney Legath at Stony Brook 3/4/04 Bryn Chave 1993-96 (-) 132 2. Charlotte North Sr. 2021 163 Charlotte North 2019-pres. (19) 131 6 Lauren Miller at La Salle 3/7/02 Sam Apuzzo Jr. 2018 163 6 Lauren Miller at Virginia Tech 4/6/02 Moira Barry 1993-96 (63) 131 4. Dempsey Arsenault Jr. 2018 111 Elizabeth Kadison 2004-07 (-) 118 6 Kenzie Kent vs. Harvard 2/23/19 5. Dempsey Arsenault Sr. 2019 100 6 Kenzie Kent vs. Dartmouth 2/27/19 Meggie O’Neill 2001-04 (-) 116 6. Brittany Wilton Jr. 2011 99 Maura Mahoney 2006-09 (62) 113 6 Kenzie Kent vs. S. Califoronia 3/01/19 7. Elizabeth Miller Sr. 2019 79 6 Kenzie Kent vs. Colorado 5/12/19 Jenn Medjid 2019-pres. (46) 107 8. Brittany Wilton Sr. 2012 76 Lauren Fitzpatrick 2006-09 (65) 106 6 Kenzie Kent vs. Princeton 5/18/19 9. Hollie Schleicher So. 2021 74 19. 5 Cara Urbank vs. Hofstra 3/20/21 ACTIVE PLAYERS IN THE RECORD BOOKS

5 Kenzie Kent vs. Duke 4/6/19 5 Sam Apuzzo vs. North Carolina 3/24/18 FRESHMAN 5 Kaileen Hart vs. Brown 2/24/18 POINTS 5 Kenzie Kent vs. Maryland 5/28/17 1. 55 Covie Stanwick 2012 5 Kenzie Kent vs. Canisius 5/12/17 55 Brooke Blue 2010 5 Kvaileen Hart vs. Louisville 3/18/17 3. 55 Belle Smith 2021 5 Kaileen Hart at Navy 3/4/17 4. 47 Lauren Costello 2007 5 Kenzie Kent vs. Dartmouth 4/12/16 5. 46 Sarah Mannelly 2013 5 Sarah Mannelly vs Dartmouth 4/12/16 46 Mikaela Rix 2012 5 Covie Stanwick at UConn 3/1/14 46 Moira Barry 2011 5 Elizabeth Kadison at Vermont 3/21/07 8. 45 Lauren Miller 1999 5 Lauren Miller vs. Stanford 4/22/01 9. 44 Susie Breaznell 2002 5 Lauren Miller at St. Joseph’s 3/19/00 10. 37 Margo Spatola 2006 37 Carly St. Lucia 2002 GOALS MOST DRAW CONTROLS 1. 44 Brooke Blue 2010 1. 17 Sam Apuzzo vs. Louisville 4/26/18 2. 43 Mikaela Rix 2012 2. 14 Sam Apuzzo vs. Princeton 5/18/19 3. 41 Belle Smith 2021 3. 13 Charlotte North at Virginia Tech 4/10/21 4. 38 Moira Barry 2011 13 Charlotte North vs. Louisville 3/28/21 5. 36 Lauren Costello 2007 13 Sam Apuzzo vs. Colorado 5/12/19 6. 35 Susie Breaznell 2002 13 Sam Apuzzo vs. Louisville 4/20/19 7. 34 Sarah Mannelly 2013 5. 12 Charlotte North vs. Temple 5/16/21 8. 31 Margot Spatola 2006 12 Charlotte North vs. Louisville 3/26/21 9. 28 Covie Stanwick 2012 12 Charlotte North at Massachusetts 2/8/20 28 Emily Hannigan 2006 12 Sam Apuzzo at Massachusetts 2/21/19 28 Carley St. Lucia 2002 12 Sam Apuzzo at Navy 3/6/19 12 Sam Apuzzo at Northwestern 3/9/19 ASSISTS 12 Dempsey Arsenault at Louisville 3/17/18 1. 27 Covie Stanwick 2012 10. 11 Charlotte North vs. Syracuse 4/30/21 2. 22 Lauren Miller 1999 11 Charlotte North vs. Notre Dame 4/15/21 3. 14 Belle Smith 2021 11 Charlotte North vs. Virginia 3/13/21 12 Sarah Mannelly 2013 11 Charlotte North vs Brown 2/25/20 5. 11 Brooke Blue 2010 11 Sam Apuzzo vs. Boston U. 2/9/19 11 Lauren Costello 2007 11 Sam Apuzzo vs. Brown 2/24/18 11 Jenna McCabe 2006 11 Courtney Legath 2002 * ACC RECORD 9. 10 Jill Rekart 2008 10. 9 Susie Breaznell 2002 9 Carley St. Lucia 2002

BOLD DENOTES THIS SEASON NCAA TOURNAMENT RECORDS

NCAA APPEARANCES (7) 2011 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2021 DATE OPPONENT RESULT LOCATION ROUND 2011 5-14-11 Northwestern L,8-11 Evanston, Ill. (Lakeside Field) First Round

2013 5-10-13 Dartmouth L, 8-11 Syracuse, N.Y. (SU Soccer Stadium) First Round

2014 5-9- 14 Bryant W, 17-9 Newton, Mass. (Newton Field) First Round 5-11-14 Loyola (Md.) W, 8-3 Newton, Mass. (Newton Field) Second Round 5-17-14 Syracuse L, 9-11 Syracuse, N.Y. (Carrier Dome) Quarterfinals

2015 5-10-15 Loyola (Md.) L, 12-19 Newton, Mass. (Newton Field) Second Round

2016 5-13-16 Stony Brook L, 9-11 Newton, Mass. (Newton Field) First Round

2017 5-12-17 Canisius W, 21-9 Syracuse, N.Y. (SU Soccer Field) First Round 5-14-17 Syracuse W, 21-10 Syracuse, N.Y. (SU Soccer Field) Second Round 5-20-17 Southern California W, 20-14 Newton, Mass. (Newton Field) Quarterfinals 5-26-17 Navy W, 16-15 Foxborough, Mass. (Gillette Stadium) Semifinals 5-28-17 Maryland L, 13-16 Foxborough, Mass. (Gillette Stadium) Championship

2018 5-13-18 Princeton W, 16-10 Newton, Mass. (Newton Field) First Round 5-19-18 Stony Brook W, 12-11 Newton, Mass. (Newton Field) Second Round 5-25-18 Maryland W, 15-13 Stony Brook, N.Y. (Kenneth P. Lavalle Stadium) Semifinals 5-27-18 James Madison L, 15-16 Stony Brook, N.Y. (Kenneth P. Lavalle Stadium) Championship

2019 5-12-19 Colorado W, 21-9 Newton, Mass. (Newton Field) First Round 5-18-19 Princeton W, 17-12 Newton, Mass. (Newton Field) Second Round 5-24-19 North Carolina WO2, 15-14 Baltimore, MD (Homewood Field) Semifinals 5-26-19 Maryland L, 10-12 Baltimore, MD (Homewood Field) Championship

2021 5-14-21 Fairfield W, 19-6 Newton, Mass. (Newton Field) First Round 5-16-21 Temple W, 21-11 Newton, Mass. (Newton Field) Second Round 5-22-21 Notre Dame TBD Newton, Mass. (Newton Field) Quarterfinals NCAA TOURNAMENT RECORDS TEAM SINGLE-GAME RECORDS INDIVIDUAL SINGLE-GAME RECORDS GROUND BALLS GOALS FOR POINTS 1. 4 Jenn Medjid vs. Temple 5/16/21 1. 21 vs. Temple 5/16/21 1. 10 Kenzie Kent vs. Colorado 5/12/19 4 Jillian Reilly vs. North Carolina 5/24/19 21 vs. Colorado 5/12/19 10 Kenzie Kent vs. Maryland 5/28/17 4 Sam Apuzzo vs. Colorado 5/12/19 21 at Syracuse 5/14/17 3. 9 Kate Weeks vs. Southern California 5/20/17 4 Sam Apuzzo vs. Maryland 5/28/17 21 vs. Canisius 5/12/17 4. 8 Charlotte North vs. Temple 5/16/21 4 Brooke Troy vs. Maryland 5/28/17 5. 20 vs. Southern California 5/20/17 8 Kenzie Kent vs. Princeton 5/18/19 4 Dempsey Arsenault vs. Navy 5/26/17 6. 19 vs. Fairfield 5/14/21 8 Sam Apuzzo vs. Colorado 5/12/19 4 Kenzie Kent at Syracuse 5/14/17 7. 17 vs. Princeton 5/18/19 8 Kenzie Kent vs. Southern California 5/20/17 4 Caroline Margolis vs. Loyola 5/10/15 17 vs. Bryant 5/9/14 8. 7 Jenn Medjid vs. Temple 5/16/21 9. 3 Elizabeth Miller vs. Maryland 5/26/19 9. 16 vs. Navy 5/26/17 7 Charlotte North vs. Fairfield 5/14/21 3 Lauren Daly vs. Maryland 5/26/19 10. 15 vs. North Carolina 5/24/19 7 Sam Apuzzo vs. James Madison 5/27/18 3 Dempsey Arsenault vs. Maryland 5/26/19 7 Kaileen Hart vs. Southern California 5/20/17 3 Kenzie Kent vs. Maryland 5/28/17 GOALS AGAINST 7 Sam Apuzzo at Syracuse 5/14/17 3 Zoe Ochoa vs. Maryland 5/28/17 1. 3 vs. Loyola 5/14/11 7 Kayla O’Connor at Syracuse 5/14/17 3 Dempsey Arsenault vs. USC 5/20/17 2. 6 vs. Fairfield 5/14/21 7 Kate Weeks vs. Canisius 5/12/17 3 Dempsey Arsenault at Syracuse 5/14/17 3. 9 vs. Colorado 5/12/19 7 Kenzie Kent vs. Canisius 5/12/17 3 Emma Schurr vs. Loyola 5/10/15 9 vs. Canisius 5/12/17 7 Sam Apuzzo vs. Canisius 5/12/17 3 Claire Blohm vs. Dartmouth 5/10/13 9 vs. Bryant 5/9/14 6. 10 vs. Princeton 5/13/18 GOALS DRAW CONTROLS 7. 10 at Syracuse 5/14/17 1. 8 Charlotte North vs. Temple 5/16/21 1. 14 Sam Apuzzo vs. Princeton 5/18/19 8. 11 vs. Temple 5/16/21 2. 7 Charlotte North vs. Fairfield 5/14/21 2. 13 Sam Apuzzo vs. Colorado 5/12/19 11 vs. Stony Brook 5/19/18 7 Sam Apuzzo vs. Colorado 5/12/19 3. 12 Charlotte North vs. Temple 5/16/21 11 vs. Stony Brook 5/13/16 4. 6 Kenzie Kent vs. Southern California 5/20/17 4. 10 Charlotte North vs. Fairfield 5/14/21 5. 5 Kenzie Kent vs. Maryland 5/26/19 5. 8 Sam Apuzzo vs. North Carolina 5/24/19 SHOTS 5 Kenzie Kent vs. Maryland 5/28/17 8 Sam Apuzzo vs. Maryland 5/28/17 1. 39 vs. Canisius 5/12/17 5 Kenzie Kent vs. Navy 5/26/17 8 Sheila Rietano at Syracuse 5/14/17 2. 38 vs. Southern California 5/20/17 5 Sam Apuzzo at Syracuse 5/14/17 8 Kara Magley vs. Loyola 5/10/15 3. 37 vs. Temple 5/16/21 5 Kate Weeks vs. Canisius 5/12/17 9. 7 Kate Weeks vs. Southern California 5/20/17 3. 36 vs. Princeton 5/18/19 5 Covie Stanwick vs. Dartmouth 5/10/13 10. 6 Sam Apuzzo vs. Maryland 5/26/19 4. 35 vs. Fairfield 5/14/21 11. 4 Jenn Medjid vs. Temple 5/16/21 6 Sam Apuzzo vs. Canisius 5/12/17 35 vs. North Carolina 5/24/19 4 Jenn Medjid vs. Fairfield 5/14/21 6 Kate McCarthy vs. Dartmouth 5/10/13 35 vs. Princeton 5/13/18 4 Sam Apuzzo vs. Princeton 5/18/19 6 Brittany Wilton at Northwestern 5/14/11 7. 35 vs. Maryland 5/28/17 4 Kenzie Kent vs. Colorado 5/12/19 8. 34 vs. Navy 5/26/17 4 Sam Apuzzo vs. Maryland 5/28/17 CAUSED TURNOVERS 34 at Syracuse 5/14/17 4 Kate Weeks at Syracuse 5/14/17 1. 4 Molly Erdle vs. Stony Brook 5/13/16 10. 33 vs. Maryland 5/25/18 2. 3 Dempsey Arsenault vs. Maryland 5/26/19 ASSISTS 3 Jillian Reilly vs. UNC 5/24/19 GROUND BALLS 1. 6 Kenzie Kent vs. Princeton 5/18/19 3 Dempsey Arsenault vs. UNC 5/24/19 1. 24 vs. Maryland 5/28/17 6 Kenzie Kent vs. Colorado 5/12/19 3 Jillian Reilly vs. North Carolina 5/24/19 2. 19 at Syracuse 5/14/17 6 Kate Weeks vs. Southern California 5/20/17 3 Dempsey Arsenault vs. USC 5/20/17 3. 18 vs. Maryland 5/26/19 4. 5 Kenzie Kent vs. Maryland 5/28/17 3 Sam Apuzzo at Syracuse 5/14/17 4. 17 vs. Colorado 5/12/19 5 Kenzie Kent vs. Canisius 5/12/17 3 Dempsey Arsenault at Syracuse 5/14/17 17 vs. Princeton 5/13/18 6. 4 Kaileen Hart vs. Southern California 5/20/17 3 Molly Erdle vs. Loyola 5/10/15 17 vs. Southern California 5/20/17 4 Kayla O’Connor at Syracuse 5/14/17 10. 2 Hunter Roman vs. Temple 5/16/21 7. 16 vs. Loyola 5/11/14 4 Sam Apuzzo vs. Canisius 5/12/17 2 Hollie Schleicher vs. Fairfield 5/14/21 8. 15 vs. Princeton 5/18/19 9. 3 Jenn Medjid vs. Temple 5/16/21 2 Hunter Roman vs. Fairfield 5/14/21 15 vs. Canisius 5/12/17 3 Cara Urbank vs. Temple 5/16/21 2 Sam Apuzzo vs. Maryland 5/28/17 15 at Syracuse 5/17/14 3 Cara Urbank vs. Fairfield 5/14/21 2 Sam Apuzzo vs. Navy 5/26/17 3 Kate Weeks vs. Navy 5/26/17 2 Elizabeth Miller vs. USC 5/20/17 DRAW CONTROLS 3 Kenzie Kent at Syracuse 5/14/17 2 Emma Schurr vs. Loyola 5/10/15 1. 23 vs. Colorado 5/12/19 3 Sarah Mannelly vs. Stony Brook 5/13/16 2 Molly Erdle vs. Dartmouth 5/10/13 23 vs. Southern California 5/20/17 3 Caroline Margolis vs. Loyola 5/10/15 2 Ali Meagher at Northwestern 5/14/11 3. 21 vs. Princeton 5/18/19 4. 20 vs. Temple 5/16/21 SHOTS BOLD DENOTES THIS SEASON 20 vs. North Carolina 5/24/19 1. 16 Covie Stanwick vs. Dartmouth 5/10/13 20 vs. James Madison 5/27/18 2. 12 Charlotte North vs. Temple 5/16/21 20 vs. Bryant 5/9/14 3. 10 Sam Apuzzo vs. Colorado 5/12/19 8. 18 vs. Fairfield 5/14/21 4. 9 Charlotte North vs. Fairfield 5/14/21 9. 17 vs. Maryland 5/25/18 9 Sam Apuzzo vs, Maryland 5/26/19 17 vs. Princeton 5/13/18 9 Brittany Wilton at Northwestern 5/14/11 17 at Syracuse 5/14/17 7. 8 Kenzie Kent vs. MAryland 5/26/19 8 Sam Apuzzo vs. Princeton 5/18/19 TURNOVERS (FEWEST) 8 Kenzie Kent vs. Maryland 5/28/17 1. 8 vs. Navy 5/26/17 8 Kaileen Hart vs. Navy 5/26/17 8 vs. Canisius 5/12/17 8 Kate Weeks vs. Southern California 5/20/17 3. 9 vs. Maryland 5/25/18 8 Kenzie Kent vs. Southern California 5/20/17 9 vs. Loyola 5/10/15 8 Sam Apuzzo at Syracuse 5/14/17 5. 10 vs. North Carolina 5/24/19 10 vs. Maryland 5/26/19 2021 BOSTON COLLEGE ROSTER ROSTER BREAKDOWN No. Name Yr. Pos. Ht. Hometown/Last School BY CLASS 1 Rachel Hall Jr. Goalkeeper 5-5 Cypress, Texas / Cypress Woods (Oregon) GRADUATE (2) SOPHOMORES (9) 3 Annie Walsh So. Midfield 5-5 Franklin, Mass. / Franklin Jillian Reilly Grace Arthur 4 Annabelle Hasselbeck Fr. Midfield 5-6 Weston, Mass. / The Rivers School Cara Urbank Julia Barry SENIORS (8) Phoebe Day 5 Belle Smith Fr. Midfield 5-5 Westhampton Beach, N.Y. / Westhampton Beach Maggie Casey Kait Devir 6 Courtney Weeks Jr. Midfield 5-5 Bayport, N.Y. / Bayport-Blue Point Haley Cogliano Mary McWright 7 Caitlynn Mossman Jr. Attack 5-4 Towson, Md. / Notre Dame Prep Addison Kent Hollie Schleicher Abbey Ngai Ryan Smith 8 Charlotte North Sr. Attack 5-7 Dallas, Texas / Episcopal School of Dallas (Duke) Charlotte North Sophia Taglich 9 Cailee Perettine Sr. Midfield 5-4 Farmingdale, N.Y. / Farmingdale HS Cailee Perettine Annie Walsh 10 Maddie Cooney Jr. Defense 5-3 Rochester, Mass. / Old Rochester Regional HS Bridget Simmons FRESHMEN (11) Melanie Welch Kit Arrix 12 Cassidy Weeks R-So. Midfield 5-5 Bayport, N.Y. / Bayport-Blue Point JUNIORS (7) Annabelle Hasselbeck 13 Melanie Welch R-Jr. Defense 5-7 Pearl River, N.Y. / Academy of the Holy Angels Maddie Cooney Maddy Manahan 14 Jillian Reilly Gr. Defense 5-6 Westwood, Mass. / Westwood Rachel Hall Kayla Martello 15 Maggie Casey Sr. Midfield 5-6 Garden City, N.Y. / Sacred Heart Academy Jenn Medjid Lizzie O’Neill Caitlynn Mossman Andrea Reynolds 16 Andrea Reynolds Fr. Midfield 5-7 Sudbury, Mass. / Holderness School Sara O’Brien Katie Riehl 17 Addison Kent Sr. Defense 5-3 Norwell, Mass. / Norwell HS Courtney Weeks Hunter Roman 18 Ryan Smith So. Midfield 5-5 Port Chester, N.Y. / Sacred Heart Greenwich Cassidy Weeks Sydney Scales Belle Smith 20 Haley Cogliano Sr. Midfield 5-5 Westford, Mass. / Westford Academy Erin Walsh 21 Erin Walsh Fr. Attack 5-6 Franklin, Mass. / Franklin 22 Sara O’Brien Jr. Midfield 5-9 Chevy Chase, Md. / Georgetown Visitation PRONUNCIATION GUIDE 23 Abbey Ngai Sr. Goalkeeper 5-7 Cold Spring Harbor, N.Y. / Cold Spring Harbor HS Head Coach uh-KAY-sha walker wine-STINE 24 Kit Arrix Fr. Attack 5-6 Darien, Conn. / Darien Abbey NGAI NIGH 25 Sophia Taglich So. Defense 5-8 Cold Spring Harbor, N.Y. / Cold Spring Harbor HS Cara URBANK ERR-bank 26 Cara Urbank Gr. Attack 5-5 Mineola, N.Y. / Sacred Heart Academy Hollie SCHLEICHER Sh-LIKE-err 28 Hollie Schleicher So. Midfield 5-3 Sag Harbor, N.Y. / Westhampton Beach Jenn MEDJID med-JEH-d 29 Phoebe Day So. Midfield 5-7 Canaan, N.H. / St. Paul’s Kait DEVIR deh-veer 31 Grace Arthur So. Midfield 5-10 Marblehead, Mass. / Marblehead 32 Mary McWright So. Defense 5-6 Baldwin, Md. / Maryvale Prep 33 Julia Barry So. Midfield 5-4 Duxbury, Mass. / Duxbury 34 Bridget Simmons Sr. Attack 5-9 Milton, Mass. / Notre Dame Academy (Albany) 35 Jenn Medjid Jr. Attack 5-4 Garden City, N.Y. / Garden City High School 36 Lizzie O’Neill Fr. Midfield 5-6 Chatham, N.J. / Chatham 38 Kayla Martello Fr. Midfield 5-8 Rockville Centre, N.Y. / Sacred Heart Academy 40 Katie Riehl Fr. Midfield 5-3 Cockeysville, Md. / Roland Park County 41 Maddy Manahan Fr. Goalkeeper 5-7 Morristown, N.J. / IMG Academy 42 Hunter Roman Fr. Defense 5-4 Saint James, N.Y. / Saint Anthony’s 44 Kait Devir So. Goalkeeper 5-5 Ridgewood, N.J. / Ridgewood 45 Sydney Scales Fr. Defense 5-6 Walpole, Mass. / Walpole

Coaching Staff Acacia Walker-Weinstein Head Coach (9th season at BC, Maryland ‘05) Kayla Treanor Associate Head Coach (Fourth season at BC, Syracuse ‘16) Jennifer Kent Assistant Coach (14th season at BC, Colby ‘90) Sam Apuzzo Graduate Assistant Coach (Second season at BC, Boston College ‘19) Billy Bitter Volunteer Assistant Coach (First season at BC, North Carolina ‘11) THE WALKER-WEINSTEIN FILE Date of Birth: August 21, 1983 • Annapolis, Md. Education: University of Maryland ‘05 Coaching Experience: Year School Record Pct. 2006-08 Assistant, Northwestern 62-3 .954 2009-10 Associate HC, Massachusetts 21-18 .539 2011 Associate HC, Boston College 10-9 .526 2012 Boston College 10-8 .556 2013 Boston College 12-8 .600 2014 Boston College 15-6 .714 2015 Boston College 15-4 .789 2016 Boston College 10-9 .526 2017 Boston College 17-7 .708 2018 Boston College 22-2 .917 2019 Boston College 22-2 .917 ACACIA WALKER-WEINSTEIN 2020 Boston College 4-3 .571 2021 Boston College 15-3 .833 Total (HC) 9th year 132-44 .750 KAYLA TREANOR In 2021, Acacia Walker-Weinstein enters her ninth season as the head to a 16-5 overall record and a 3-4 ACC record. Fourth season • Syracuse University ‘16 coach of the Boston College women’s lacrosse team. She took over In her first year as a head coach in 2013, she guided the team to pro- Hometown: Niskayuna, N.Y. the position on May 23, 2012. As either a player or coach, Walker has gram tying record of 12 wins, despite playing the seventh-most diffi- Coaching Career participated in 15 of the last 16 NCAA Tournaments, most recently lead- cult schedule in the country. She also coached BC to school records 2021 - pres. - Boston College - Associate Head Coach ing the Eagles to three straight National Championship appearances. for ACC wins in a season (3) and consecutive games won within a In 2019, Walker-Weinstein led the Eagles as the No. 1 team in the season (8). The winning streak began with victories over then-No. 9 2017 - 2020 - Boston College - Assistant Coach country throughout the season, finishing with a 22-2 overall record Virginia and then No. 6-Duke with the win over Duke marking the first Playing Career and reaching the teams’ third consecutive National Championship time BC had defeated the Blue Devils. 2021 - pres. - Athletes Unlimited Pro Lacrosse appearance. Despite two stinging losses in the ACC and National title Walker spent the 2011 and 2012 seasons as associate head coach for 2018 - 2020 - WPLL Fight games, the Eagles had their most successful year in program histo- Boston College. In that role, Walker served as the Eagles’ offensive co- 2013 - pres. - U.S. National Team ry. The team featured four First Team All-Americans in Sam Apuzzo, ordinator and played a key role in recruiting, as well as in many other Dempsey Arsenault, Kenzie Kent and Elizabeth Miller: more than any facets of the daily operations of the BC program. In 2012 the Eagles 2012 - 16 - Syracuse other program in Division I. Apuzzo and Arsenault became the first finished the season at 10-8 and 1-4 in the ACC. In 2011, Walker’s first JENNIFER KENT duo in program history to become Tewaaraton Top-5 Finalists in the season with the team, BC went 12-7 (1-4 ACC) and reached the NCAA 13th season • Colby College ‘90 same season, each picking up conference and IWLCA Player of the tournament for the first time in program history. Hometown: Norwell, Mass. Year nods along the way. The team was the first ever to eclipse 400 In 2012, Walker helped guide BC’s first-ever ACC Freshman of the Year draw control wins while also out-scoring opponents 404-245. Walk- winner, Stanwick, as well as All-American Kristin Igoe. Stanwick, Igoe, Coaching Career er-Weinstein became the first coach in BC history to mark 100 career and Rix each garnered All-ACC accolades marking the first time that 2008 - pres. - Boston College – Assistant Coach wins with a victory over Georgetown on March 16. three BC players earned such honors in the same season. 1998 - 2008 - Norwell High School – Head Coach In 2018, she led the Eagles to an undefeated regular season, going During the 2011 season, BC set a single-season program records 1990 - 98 - Hyde School – Head Coach 22-2 on the year overall, and their second consecutive NCAA Champi- goals scored (232). Igoe and Brittany Wilton both garnered All-Amer- Playing Career onship game appearance. The Eagles outscored their opponents 377- ica honors. 232 over the season and held a 19-game win streak before facing their A former player herself, Walker continued to play at the elite level after 1986 - 90 - Colby College first loss in the ACC Championship game. Walker led the program’s her collegiate playing days competing on the U.S. Women’s Senior 1982 - 86 - Thayer Academy most productive offense, headed by BC’s first ever Tewaaraton Award National Lacrosse Team from 2002-12. She won a gold medal with SAM APUZZO honoree in then-junior Sam Apuzzo. the team at the 2009 World Cup in Prague, Czech Republic and was Second season • Boston College ‘19 In 2017, Walker was honored as the Division IWLCA National Coach of also a member of the 2010-11 U.S. National Team that was undefeated Hometown: West Babylon, N.Y. the Year, as well as the Northeast Region Coach of the Year for leading on American soil. At just 15 years old, she became the youngest ever the Eagles into the best-ever season in program history en route to player to win gold with the USA U-19 National Team. Coaching Career their first appearance in the NCAA Championship game. Prior to working with the Eagles, Walker was the associate head 2019- pres. - Boston College - Graduate Assistant Coach In 2016, Walker became the fastest coach in program history to net coach at the University of Massachusetts. During her tenure, Walker Playing Career their 50th career win, doing so in only 74 games against Virginia Tech acted as the offensive coordinator, handled recruiting responsibilities 2021 - pres. - Athletes Unlimited Pro Lacrosse on April 16. The Eagles went 10-9 that season and earned a spot in and helped lead the team to two consecutive Atlantic-10 Conference the NCAA tournament. She also coached three players to IWLCA ACC championships. She also handled travel, budget management, video 2018 - pres. - U.S. National Team All-Academic team, four players to IWLCA first and second All-North- breakdown, and camps. 2019 - 2020 WPLL Fight east Regional honors and two players to All-ACC honors. From 2005-08, she was an assistant coach at Northwestern, where 2015 - 19 - Boston College In 2015, Walker led a program that cracked the top three in the national the Wildcats won three consecutive NCAA National Championships BILLY BITTER rankings before falling to Loyola (Md.) 19-12 in the second round of the and American Lacrosse Conference titles. First season • North Carolina ‘11 NCAA Tournament in May. The Eagles finished the season 15-4 overall, Walker graduated from the University of Maryland in 2005 with a de- their highest winning percentage (.789) since Walker began her ten- gree in American Studies. She played for the Terrapins and captained Hometown: Manhatten, New York ure as head coach, while recording an impressive 8-0 record on the the team in her senior year. She was an IWLCA All American as well as Coaching Career road last season. Walker-Weinstein coached three Tewaaraton Award an All-ACC selection. In 2005 she won the University of Maryland M 2021-pres. - Boston College - Volunteer Assistant Coach nominees, including the first Tewaaraton finalist in BC history, Sarah Club `James H. Kehoe’ Award, and in 2004 and 2005 was a Tewaara- Playing Career Mannelly, while Kenzie Kent was named to the IWLCA All-Rookie Team. ton Candidate, the award given to the male and female Collegiate In 2014, Walker-Weinstein led the Eagles to the quarterfinals of the National Player of the Year. 2012 - Charlotte Hounds (MLL) NCAA Tournament, defeating Bryant and Loyola before finally falling to At age 15, Walker was the youngest member of the World Champion- 2011 - Denver Outlaws (Third pick in MLL Draft) Syracuse. During the 2014 season, BC reached a national ranking as ship Under-19 Team that won gold in Perth, Australia in 1999. 2008 - 11 - North Carolina high as No. 4. She coached two players to IWLCA All-America honors Walker hails from Annapolis, Md. and currently resides in Boston. and four to IWLCA All-Northwest Region honors. She led the program 2021 Boston College Lacrosse Overall Statistics (as of May 16, 2021)

Record: Overall Home Away Neutral All Games 15-3 11-0 3-2 1-1 Conference 8-2 6-0 2-2 0-0 Non-Conference 7-1 5-0 1-0 1-1

Date Opponent WL Score Att. # Player GP G A PTS SH GW GB DC TO CT 2/23/21 ALBANY W 22-12 0 8 North, Charlotte 18 86 10 96 133 6 8 163 28 6 2/26/21 USC W 14-8 0 26 Urbank, Cara 18 36 39 75 71 2 14 59 41 11 3/02/21 UMASS W 19-7 0 35 Medjid, Jenn 18 50 16 66 103 2 14 1 18 2 3/06/21 at North Carolina L 9-21 0 5 Smith, Belle 18 41 14 55 71 2 9 12 11 4 3/13/21 VIRGINIA W 20-11 0 7 Mossman, Caitlynn 18 17 32 49 33 0 6 0 30 2 3/20/21 at Hofstra W 19-7 0 6 Weeks, Courtney 18 24 3 27 41 0 16 4 12 6 3/26/21 LOUISVILLE W 14-13 50 12 Weeks, Cassidy 18 16 3 19 45 3 16 5 9 6 3/28/21 LOUISVILLE W 18-3 62 3 Walsh, Annie 18 15 2 17 25 0 9 2 9 9 4/03/21 DUKE W 17-15 75 4 Hasselbeck, Annabelle 18 6 5 11 10 0 3 0 9 0 4/10/21 at Virginia Tech W 21-11 600 38 Martello, Kayla 14 5 0 5 9 0 0 1 5 0 4/15/21 NOTRE DAME W 19-11 77 16 Reynolds, Andrea 13 2 1 3 5 0 1 1 7 0 4/17/21 NOTRE DAME W 18-12 75 28 Schleicher, Hollie 18 2 1 3 4 0 24 74 8 13 4/22/21 at Syracuse W 14-13 301 24 Arrix, Kit 6 1 2 3 2 0 0 0 2 0 4/24/21 at Syracuse L 7-16 507 29 Day, Phoebe 16 2 0 2 18 0 1 0 5 1 4/28/21 vs Virginia W 16-12 446 34 Simmons, Bridget 5 1 0 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 4/30/21 vs Syracuse L 17-19 517 42 Roman, Hunter 18 0 1 1 0 0 18 3 6 13 5/14/21 FAIRFIELD W 19-6 150 31 Arthur, Grace 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5/16/21 TEMPLE W 21-11 150 33 Barry, Julia 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 15 Casey, Maggie 7 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 Team Statistics BC OPP 20 Cogliano, Haley 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 SHOT STATISTICS 10 Cooney, Maddie 12 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 1 1 Goals-Shot Att. 304-574 208-456 44 Devir, Kait 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Goals Per Game 16.89 11.56 1 Hall, Rachel 18 0 0 0 0 0 32 0 6 2 Shot Pct. .530 .456 17 Kent, Addison 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 Shots on Goal-Att. 439-574 336-456 32 McWright, Mary 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 SOG Pct. .765 .737 23 Ngai, Abbey 7 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 1 Shots/Game 31.9 25.3 22 O'Brien, Sara 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 Assists 129 75 36 O'Neill, Lizzie 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 FREE POSITION OPPORTUNITIES 9 Perettine, Cailee 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Free Position Made-Att. 51-104 31-58 14 Reilly, Jillian 18 0 0 0 1 0 21 2 6 12 Free Position pct. .490 .534 45 Scales, Sydney 18 0 0 0 0 0 14 1 4 8 GOAL BREAKDOWN 18 Smith, Ryan 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Total Goals 304 208 25 Taglich, Sophia 11 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 Free Position 51 31 21 Walsh, Erin 2 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 Unassisted 175 133 13 Welch, Melanie 18 0 0 0 0 0 11 0 2 3 Overtime 1 0 TM Team 15 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 23 0 Goals Scored Avg 16.89 11.56 Totals 18 304 129 433 574 15 227 329 244 105 GROUND BALLS 227 222 Opponents 18 208 75 283 456 3 222 210 198 123 DRAW CONTROLS 329 210 TURNOVERS 244 198 # Goalie GP MIN GA GAA SAVE PCT W-L-T CAUSED TURNOVERS 105 123 23 Ngai, Abbey 7 106:00 20 11.32 8 .286 0-0-0 CLEARS 251-278 258-301 1 Hall, Rachel 18 968:12 184 11.40 119 .393 15-3-0 Clear Pct. .903 .857 44 Devir, Kait 2 07:15 4 33.10 1 .200 0-0-0 SHOT CLOCK VIOLATIONS 14 7 Totals 18 1081:27 208 11.54 128 .381 15-3-0 ATTENDANCE Opponents 18 1081:27 304 16.87 135 .308 3-15-0 Total 639 1,408 Dates-Avg Per Date 11/58 5/282 Goals by Period 1st 2nd OT Total Neutral Site #-Avg 2/482 Boston College 176 127 1 304 Opponents 104 104 0 208

Saves by Period 1st 2nd OT Total Boston College 52 76 0 128 Opponents 69 66 0 135

Shots by Period 1st 2nd OT Total Boston College 325 248 1 574 Opponents 216 240 0 456

Shot on Goal 1st 2nd OT Total Boston College 245 193 1 439 Opponents 156 180 0 336 TV/RADIO ROSTER

#1 Rachel Hall #3 Annie Walsh #4 Annabelle Hasselbeck #5 Belle Smith #6 Courtney Weeks #7 Caitlynn Mossman #8 Charlotte North GK // jr. M // So. M // Fr. M // Fr. M // Jr. A // Jr. A // sr. Cypress, Texas Franklin, Mass. Weston, Mass. Westhampthon beach, n.y. Bayport, N.y. Towson, Md. dallas, texas

#9 Cailee Perettine #10 maddie cooney #12 Cassidy Weeks #13 Melanie welch #14 Jill reilly #15 Maggie Casey #16 andrea reynolds m // sr. D // jr. M // r-so. D // r-jr. D // Gr. M // Sr. M // Fr. farmingdale, n.y. Rochester, Mass. bayport, n.y. Pearl river, n.y. Westwood, Mass. Garden city, N.y. Sudbury, Mass.

#17 addison kent #18 Ryan smith #20 Haley Cogliano #21 erin walsh #22 Sara O'Brien #23 Abbey ngai #24 Kit arrix D // Sr. M // So. M // Sr. A // Fr. M // Jr. Gk // Sr. A // fr. Norwell, Mass. Port chester, N.Y. westford, mass. Franklin, Mass. Chevy Chase, Md. Cold spring harbor, n.y. darien, conn.

#25 sophia taglich #26 cara urbank #28 hollie schleicher #29 Phoebe Day #31 Grace Arthur #32 Mary Mcwright #33 Julia Barry d // so. A // gr. M // So. M // So. M // So. D // so. M // so. Cold spring harbor, n.y. Mineola, N.y. Sag Harbor, N.y. Canaan, N.Y. Marblehead, Mass. Baldwin, md. Duxbury, mass.

#34 Bridget Simmons #35 Jenn Medjid #36 Lizzie o'neill #38 Kayla Martello #40 Katie Riehl #41 Maddy manahan #42 Hunter roman A // Sr. A // Jr. M // Fr. M // Fr. M // Fr. GK // Fr. M // Fr milton, mass. Garden City, n.y. Chatham, N.y. Rockville centre, N.y. Cockeysville, Md. Morristown, N.J. Saint James, N.y.

#44 Kait Devir #45 Sydney Scales Acacia walker-weinstein Kayla Treanor Jennifer Kent Sam Apuzzo GK // So. M // Fr. Head coach associate head coach Assistant coach Graduate Assistant Ridgewood, N.J. Walpole, Mass.