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2014 Schedule Date Opponent...... Result Game #11 Penn (9-1, 3-0 IVY) at #6 Northwestern (6-3, 0-1) Feb. 21 at Delaware ...... 9-7, W Evanston, Ill.  Lakeside Field Mar. 1 VANDERBILT . . . .12-11 (OT), W April 5  1 P.M. Internet Streaming: BTN2GO Mar. 4 at Rutgers ...... 17-7, W 11 Mar. 7 at Brown* ...... 9-7, W Mar. 10 SAINT JOSEPH’S...... 13-1, W Mar. 14 GEORGETOWN ...... 15-8, W Penn Looks to End Skid Against Wildcats Mar. 18 at #1 Maryland...... 7-12, L Th e Quakers are 1-12 all-time against Northwestern, the lone win an 11-7 Mar. 21 DARTMOUTH*...... 10-5, W victory at on April 27, 2008. Th e Red and Blue are 0-5 all-time in Mar. 28 TOWSON ...... 12-5, W Evanston and have lost the last eight meetings overall. Apr. 1 at Columbia* ...... 10-1, W Apr. 5 at #6 Northwestern ...... 1 p.m. Quakers Search for Signature Win Apr. 11 at Harvard* ...... 3 p.m. Penn enters the game with a 9-1 record and the nation’s fi fth-highest winning Apr. 15 PRINCETON* ...... 7 p.m. percentage at .900, but the Quakers are looking for that marquee win to add Apr. 18 YALE* ...... 3 p.m. to their NCAA resume. A win over the sixth-ranekd Wildcats would be the Apr. 26 CORNELL* ...... 1 p.m. highest-ranked team Penn has knocked off since defeating No. 4 Duke, 13-10, May 1 Semifi nals ...... TBA on April 29, 2011. May 3 Ivy League Final ...... TBA * Ivy League Game Red and Blue Boast Top-Tier Defense ^ at Manhasset, N.Y. As is customary in University City, the Penn defense has been staunch to start the season. Th e Quakers rank sixth in the country in scoring defense, allowing just 6.40 goals-per-game. Th e Quakers have held opponents to seven goals or @PennWomensLax fewer in seven of ten contests this season. Quick Facts Location ...... , Pa. One and Done Enrollment ...... 10,275 Twice this season -- against Saint Joseph’s and Columbia -- Penn has allowed Year Founded...... 1740 only one goal. No other Ivy League team has accomplished that feat even once. Nickname ...... Quakers Colors...... Red, Blue We’ll Take Th at... Conference ...... Th e Ivy League With a team defense in the upper echelon, it is not surprising that Penn is also President ...... Dr. Director of Athletics ...... M. Grace Calhoun inside the top tier in caused turnovers, ranking No. 16 with 9.7 CTs per game. Program All-Time Record ...... 291-249-10 Meg Markham is second in the nation individually with 2.80 CTs per game. Head Coach...... Karin Corbett Th ree of the top-10 players in the Ivy League in caused turnover-per-game wear Career Record ...... 183-113 (16 years) a Penn uniform -- Markham, Megan Kelly, and Lely DeSimone. Record at Penn ...... 170-91 (15 years) Ivy League Record ...... 77-31 Quakers Improving on the Draw Ivy League Championships (10) 1980, 1982, 2007, Penn struggled last year on the draw, ranking 101st in the country with 7.94 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014 draws-per-game. Th is season, Penn is averaging 10.60 draws-per-game. Ivy League Tournament Titles. . (3) 2010, ‘13, ‘14 NCAA Final Fours ...... (3) 2007, 2008, 2009 NCAA Title Game Appearances ...... (1) 2008 Alphabetical Roster 2015 Penn Quakers No. Name ...... Pos. No. Name Pos. Yr. Hometown/High School 11 Barcia, Sarah ...... A 00 Courtney Rushford GK Jr. Potomac, Md./Holton-Arms 6 Bensen, Tory ...... A 30 Condon, Alex ...... M 1 McKenzie Hunt A Jr. Sudbury, Mass./Th ayer Academy 17 Corcoran, Nina ...... M 2 Lindsey Smith M Sr. West Chester, Pa./Unionville 9 Cromie, Katie...... D 3 Grace Newfrock M Sr. Mountain Lakes, N.J./Mountain Lakes 20 Cummings, Caroline ...... A 4 Meg Markham D Sr. Manhasset, N.Y./Manhasset 23 D’Alleva, Jacklyn ...... D 5 Brooke Kiley M Jr. Lower Gwynedd, Pa./Germantown Academy 8 D’Amore, Kendall ...... M 6 Tory Bensen A Sr. Darien, Conn./Convent of the Sacred Heart 22 D’Amore, Lauren ...... M 7 Lindsey O’Loughlin A Sr. Morristown, N.J./Oak Knoll 28 DeSimone, Lely ...... M 8 Kendall D’Amore M So. Canandaigua, N.Y./Canandaigua Academy 13 Dickinson, Cat ...... M 9 Katie Cromie D Fr. Allendale, N.J./Immaculate Heart Academy 99 Ferguson, Lucy ...... GK 10 Natalie Stefan M Fr. Manhasset, N.Y./Manhasset 12 Foussadier, Taylor ...... D 11 Sarah Barcia A So. Manhasset, N.Y. /Manhasset 15 Gully, Liz...... D 12 Taylor Foussadier D Sr. Turnersville, N.J./Washington Township 1 Hunt, McKenzie ...... A 16 Kelly, Megan ...... D 13 Catherine Dickinson A Jr. Garden City, N.Y./Garden City 5 Kiley, Brooke ...... M 14 Leah McBride D Sr. Madison, N.J./Oak Knoll 31 Leitner, Mo ...... D 15 Liz Gully D Jr. Summit, N.J./Kent Place 27 Lopez-Ona, Emilia ...... M 16 Megan Kelly D So. Moorestown, N.J. /Moorestown 19 Mangini, Shannon ...... M 17 Nina Corcoran A Jr. Point Lookout, N.Y./Sacred Heart Academy 4 Markham, Meg ...... D 18 Marisa Noto A Jr. Darien, Conn./Greenwich Academy 14 McBride, Leah ...... D 19 Shannon Mangini M Sr. Garden City, N.Y./Garden City 29 Merritt, Dory...... D 20 Caroline Cummings A Fr. Menlo Park, Calif./Sacred Heart Prep 24 Miller, Lydia...... D 21 Iris Williamson A Jr. Philadelphia, Pa./Germantown Friends 3 Newfrock, Grace ...... M 22 Lauren D’Amore M So. Canandaigua, N.Y./Canandaigua Academy 18 Noto, Marisa ...... A/M 23 Jacklyn D’Alleva D Fr. Manhasset, N.Y./Manhasset 7 O’Loughlin, Lindsey ...... A 24 Lydia Miller D Sr. Warrenton, Va./Georgetown Visitation 25 Rogers-Healion, Emily . . . . .M 00 Rushford, Courtney ...... GK 25 Emily Rogers-Healion M So. East Setauket, N.Y./Ward Melville 2 Smith, Lindsey...... M 27 Emilia Lopez-Ona M Fr. Princeton, N.J./Princeton 10 Stefan, Natalie...... M 28 Lely DeSimone M Jr. Amherst, N.Y./Suff ern 33 Ulepic, Tara ...... GK 29 Dory Merritt D Fr. Washington, D.C./Sidwell Friends 21 Williamson, Iris...... A 30 Alex Condon M Fr. Dunn Loring, Va./James Madison H.S. 31 Mo Leitner D Fr. Darien, Conn./Convent of the Sacred Heart Pronunciation Guide 33 Tara Ulepic GK Fr. Herndon, Va./Bishop O’Connell Sarah Barcia -- 99 Lucy Ferguson GK Sr. Montclair, N.J./Montclair (William & Mary) BAR-sha Katie Cromie -- Head Coach: Karin Brower Corbett (William & Mary ’92) – 16th season CROW-me Assistant Coaches: Kerri Whitaker (Brown ’96), Melissa Lehman (Penn C’08), Jacklyn D’Alleva -- Taylor D’Amore (Johns Hopkins ’14) Da-LEAVE-uh 2015 Captains: Meg Markham, Lydia Miller, Grace Newfrock Kendall/Lauren D’Amore -- DA-more-ay Lely DeSimone -- Breakdown by State Breakdown by Class LELL-ee New York (11): Barcia, Corcoran, D’Alleva, K. Seniors (10): Bensen, Ferguson, Foussadier, Taylor Foussadier -- D’Amore, L. D’Amore,. DeSimone, Dickinson, Mangini, Markham, McBride, Miller, FOO-saw-dee-ay Mangini, Markham, Rogers-Healion, Steff an Newfrock, O’Loughlin, Smith Juniors (9): Liz Gully -- New Jersey (9): Cromie, Ferguson, Foussadier, Corcoran, DeSimone, Dickinson, Gully, Hunt, Gully, Kelly, Lopez-Ona, McBride, Newfrock, GULL-ee Kiley, Noto, Rushford, Williamson O’Loughlin Freshmen (9): Condon, Cromie, Cummings, Marisa Noto -- Connecticut (3): Bensen, Leitner, Noto D’Alleva, Leitner, Lopez-Ona, Merritt, Stefan, No-toe Pennsylvania (3): Kiley, Smith, Williamson Ulepic Natalie Stefan -- Virginia (3): Condon, Miller, Ulepic Sophomores(5): STEPH-in Massachusetts (1): Hunt Barcia, K. D’Amore, Tara Ulepic -- Maryland (1): Rushford L. D’Amore, Kelly, Rogers-Healion YOU-lep-itch California (1): Cummings District of Columbia (1): Merritt IWLCA Coaches Poll Penn Finding the Back of the Net No. Team Pts. Rec. Penn has been pushing the pace on off ense this season, and fi nding the back of 1 University of Maryland 400 (20) 10-0 the net at a much-improved clip. Th e Quakers are averaging 11.40 goals-per- 2 University of North Carolina 362 10-2 game, good for 40th in the nation. Last year, Penn averaged 8.78 goals-per-game 3 Boston College 354 10-1 which was No. 84 in Division I. Th rough 18 games in 2014, Penn scored 12 or 4 University of Virginia 341 8-4 more goals just twice. Th is season, Penn has scored 12 or more fi ve times in 10 5 Duke University 327 10-1 games. 6 Northwestern University 306 6-3 7 281 8-4 Corcoran Can Do it All 8 University of Florida 249 8-4 9 Stony Brook University 210 9-0 Junior attacker Nina Corcoran is ninth in the country in assists-per-game 10 University of Louisville 208 8-3 with 2.10 and is 15th overall in assists with 21 helpers through 10 games. She 11 University of Pennsylvania 175 8-1 is second on the Quakers in total points with 36, and her 3.60. points-per-game 12 Pennsylvania State University 173 8-3 ranks 53rd in the nation. 13 Stanford University 171 5-1 14 James Madison University 165 8-3 Tory is Near the Top 15 115 7-2 Senior attacker Tory Bensen is ninth in the nation in goals-per-game with 3.40. 16 Loyola University of Maryland 103 7-4 Her 34 goals through ten games are the most by any Ivy League player and ranks 17 University Notre Dame 81 6-5 18th overall in the country. 18 Ohio State University 71 10-2 19 University of Albany (NY) 58 8-1 20 Johns Hopkins University 27 8-2 Ferguson Finds High Rankings in Goalkeeper Stats Senior keeper Lucy Ferguson ranks seventh in the country in goals-against Also receiving votes: University of Massachusetts, average at 6.39. Her .529 save percentage is also good for fi fth among all University of Delaware, keeepers.

Quakers Dominate Second Half at Columbia Goals were hard to come by in the fi rst half at Columbia on Wednesday as Brine Media Poll Penn built just a 1-0 lead through 30 minutes. In the second half, the Quakers No. Team Pts. LW exploded for nine goals on their way to a 10-1 win -- improving to 19-0 all-time 1. Maryland 260 1 against Columbia. Tory Bensen and Iris Williamson had hat tricks for Penn, 2. North Carolina 234 3 Nina Corcoran and Lely DeSimone each added two goals. Lucy Ferguson 3. Boston College 233 2 made six saves. 4. Duke 223 4 5. Virginia 208 7 Penn Has Th ree Named Inside Mideseason All-American 6. Northwestern 198 4 Meg Markham was named Midseason fi rst-team All-American by Inside 7. Syracuse 181 6 8. Stony Brook 178 8 Lacrosse Magazine on Th ursday, one of three Quakers honored. Lucy Ferguson 9. Florida 142 10 was second-team All-American and Tory Bensen was named to the Midseason 10. Penn 136 11 third team. Th e three players listed were the most by an Ivy League program. 11. Stanford 129 9 12. Louisville 118 12 Markham One of 15 Player of the Year Candidates from Inside Lacrosse 13. Ohio State 94 14 Meg Markham was also recognized as one 15 likely candidates for Player of the 14. Penn State 91 16 Year by Inside Lacrosse, ranked No. 12 on their list. Lucy Ferguson was included 15. James Madison 88 15 in the “Also Receiving Consideration” group which featured the next ten players. 16. Princeton 63 13 Th ey were the only two Ivy League players in the group of 25. 17. Notre Dame 50 18 18. Albany 48 17 19. Loyola 31 19 Trio of Hat Tricks Takes Down Towson 20. Johns Hopkins 19 20 Th ree diff erent Quakers -- Tory Bensen, Lely DeSimone, Iris Williamson -- had three goals as part of Penn’s 12-5 win over Towson. Williamson fi nished the Also Receiving Votes: USC, UMass, Delaware game with fi ve total points, tying her career high.

Lucy Ferguson Named Lacrosse Magazine Midseason Goalkeeper of the Year Two standout performances pushed Lucy Ferguson to top honors among goalkeepers in Lacrosse Magazine’s midseason awards. She was also named midseason All-American by the magazine -- an honor she shared with teammate Meg Markham.

Quakers Dispatch Dartmouth, 10-5 Penn pulled away from the Big Green at Franklin Field, turning a 4-2 halftime lead into a 10-5 win. Lely DeSimone had three goals to lead the Quakers, adding two caused turnovers and three ground balls. Lucy Ferguson made eight saves in the game -- seven of which came in the second half. All-Time Leaders Single Season Leaders Tory Bensen Added to Tewaaraton Watch List After a strong start to the season, senior attacker Points Points Tory Bensen was added to the Tewaaraton 1. Sherry Marcantonio (1980-83) 237 1. Ali DeLuca (2010) ...... 76 Award Watch List. She joins teammates Lucy 2. Erin Brennan (2009-2012) . . . 213 2. Sherry Marcanonio (1981) . . . . .72 Ferguson and Meg Markham in contention for 3. Ali DeLuca (2007-10) ...... 203 3. Sherry Marcantonio (1982) . . . .70 ’s highest honor. 4. Lisa Romig (1979-82)...... 165 4. Erin Brennan (2012) ...... 60 5. Rachel Manson (2005-08) . . . 157 5. Erin Brennan (2010) ...... 56 Terps Too Much for Quakers 6. Chrissy Muller (2004-07). . . . . 149 6. Tory Bensen (2014) ...... 55 Penn hung tight with No. 1 Maryland on 7. Karen McFadden (1985-88). . 143 6. Ali DeLuca (2009) ...... 55 Wednesday, ultimately falling to the Terps, 12-7. 8. Tory Bensen (2011-Present) 137 6. Rachel Manson (2008)...... 55 Tory Bensen had two goals and an assist while 9. Julie Heller (1978-81)...... 132 9. Erin Brennan (2011) ...... 52 Nina Corcoran had two goals. Lucy Ferguson 9. Brenda Shaw (1989-92)...... 132 10. Allison Irving (1977)...... 50 11. Giulia Giordano (2008-2011). 127 11. Giulia Giordano (2010) ...... 49 did her part to keep the Quakers in the game, 12. Lori Fruitkin (1992-95)...... 125 11. Lori Fruitkin (1994) ...... 49 making a career high 15 saves. Meg Markham 13. Meredith Cain (2010-13). . . . . 115 13. Chrissy Muller (2007)...... 48 had four caused turnovers and three ground balls. 13. Kate Murray (2000-03)...... 115 14. Erin Brennan (2009) ...... 45 15. Amy Shapiro (1993-96)...... 114 15. Brenda Shaw (1992)...... 44 Markham and Bensen Sweep Ivy Awards 16. Emily Cochran (2003-06) . . . . 104 15. Rachel Manson (2007)...... 44 For the fi rst time since April of 2013, Penn won 17. Bettie Lombardo (1980-83) . . 103 15. Melissa Lehman (2008)...... 44 both the Ivy League’s Off ensive Player of the 18. Melissa Lehman (2005-08). . . 102 Week and Defenseive Player of the Week awards. 19. Becca Edwards (2006-09). . . . 101 Goals Tory Bensen secured her second consecutive 20. Crissy Book (2000-03) ...... 100 1. Julie Heller (1981)...... 58 Off ensive Player of the Week Award with a second 20. Emma Spiro (2007-10)...... 100 2. Ali DeLuca (2010) ...... 48 straight eight-goal week. Meg Markham had 3. Sherry Marcantonio (1982) . . . .43 Goals 3. Tory Bensen (2014) ...... 43 eight caused turnovers and six draw controls as 1. Ali DeLuca (2007-10) ...... 148 5. Ali DeLuca (2009) ...... 40 Penn stifl ed two opponents. Markham also added 2. Sherry Marcantonio (1980-83) 129 6. Sherry Marcantonio (1981) . . . .39 ECAC Division I South Defensive Player of the 3. Erin Brennan (2009-12)...... 126 7. Alicia McConnell (1984) ...... 38 Week honors. 4. Tory Bensen (2011-Present) 117 8. Lori Fruitkin (1994) ...... 36 5. Rachel Manson (2005-08) . . . 116 8. Rachel Manson (2007)...... 36 Quakers Hound Hoyas 6. Karen McFadden (1985-88). . 111 10. Rachel Manson (2008)...... 35 Penn scored the game’s fi rst fi ve goals against 7. Brenda Shaw (1989-92)...... 107 11. Ali DeLuca (2007) ...... 34 Georgetown, taking a commanding lead and never 8. Lisa Romig (1979-82)...... 104 11. Erin Brennan (2011) ...... 34 giving it back. Tory Bensen fi nished with fi ve 9. Lori Frutkin (1992-95) ...... 96 11. Tory Bensen (2015) ...... 34 goals, while Iris Williamson had two goals and 10. Julie Heller (1978-81)...... 91 two assits as Penn defeated the Hoyas, 15-8. Meg 10. Emma Spiro (2007-10)...... 91 Assists 12. Meredith Cain (2010-13)...... 87 1. Sherry Marcantonio (1981) . . . .33 Markham had fi ve caused turnovers and fi ve 13. Chrissy Muller (2004-07)...... 82 2. Ali DeLuca (2010) ...... 28 draw controls to lead the defense. 14. Melissa Lehman (2005-08). . . . .79 3. Erin Brennan (2012) ...... 27 14. Giulia Giordano (2008-11) . . . . .79 3. Sherry Marcantonio (1982) . . . .27 Defense Plays a Full Game’s Worth of Shutout 16. Maddie Poplawski (2010-13) . .78 3. Sherry Marcantonio (1983) . . . .27 D against Hoyas/SJU 6. Chrissy Muller (2007)...... 25 Starting with the game against Saint Joseph’s, Assists 7. Erin Brennan (2010) ...... 24 Penn played over a full game’s worth of shutout 1. Sherry Marcantonio (1980-83) 108 7. Nina Corcoran (2014) ...... 24 defense in two wins against Saint Joseph’s and 2. Erin Brennan (2009-12)...... 87 9. Nina Corcoran (2015) ...... 21 Georgetown. Penn did not allow a goal over the 3. Chrissy Muller (2004-07)...... 71 9. Giulia Giordano (2010) ...... 21 fi nal 50:07 of play against the Hawks before 4. Ali DeLuca (2007-10) ...... 65 11. Sherry Marcantonio (1980) . . . .20 holding the Hoyas off the scoreboard for the 5. Lisa Romig (1979-82)...... 61 11. Rachel Manson (2008)...... 20 6. Nina Corcoran (2013-Present) 50 13. Traci Marabella (2001)...... 18 game’s fi rst 12:16 for a total of 62:23 of shutout 7. Giulia Giordano (2008-2011). . .48 14. Courtney Lubbe (2010)...... 18 play. 8. Julie Heller (1978-81)...... 41 14. Erin Brennan (2009) ...... 18 8. Rachel Manson (2005-08) . . . . .41 14. Erin Brennan (2011) ...... 18 Bensen Scores 100th Career Goal vs. Saint 10. Amy Shapiro (1993-96)...... 38 Joseph’s 11. Courtney Lubbe (2007-10) . . . .35 Saves With her fi rst goal of the game on Tuesday against 1. Wendy DiDomenico (1987). . 204 the Hawks, Tory Bensen became the eighth Saves 2. Sophie Stravu (1985) ...... 180 player in program history to score her 100th 1. Leslie Campbell (1980-82) . . . 620 3. Leslie Campbell (1979) ...... 169 career goal. 2. Alexis Seth (1993-96)...... 489 3. Alexis Seth (1995) ...... 169 3. Wendy DiDomenico (1987-89) . . . 435 5. Alexis Seth (1994) ...... 167 Quakers Cruise Past Saint Joseph’s, 13-1 4. Alaina Harper (2000-03) . . . . . 424 5. Lucy Ferguson (2013-Present) . . .322 Penn scored the fi nal 12 goals of Tuesday’s 6. Christian Strover (1998-00) . . 320 game with Saint Joseph’s to down their Philly competitors, 13-1. Nina Corcoran had a career high seven points in the game on two goals and fi ve assists. Red and Blue are Better than Brown Ivy League Weekly Award Winners In the opening game of the 2015 Ivy League season, Penn burst Week...... Winner out to a 6-1 halftime lead at Brown, and denied the Bears a Feb. 23...... Megan Kelly, Defensive Player of the Week late comeback in a 9-7 win. Tory Bensen and Nina Corcoran Mar. 2 ...... Nina Corcoran, Off ensive Player of the Week each fi nished the game with three goals and an assist. Lucy Mar. 9 ...... Tory Bensen, Off ensive Player of the Week Ferguson made 10 saves in the victory as the Quakers dealt Mar. 16 . . . . Tory Bensen, Co-Off ensive Player of the Week Brown its fi rst loss of the season. Mar. 16 . . . . . Meg Markham, Defensive Player of the Week Mar. 23 . . . . . Lucy Ferguson, Defensive Player of the Week Quakers Rush Past Rutgers In their fi rst-ever game against a Big Ten opponent, Penn took Other Weekly Award Winners the pace of play right to Rutgers en route to a 17-7 win in New Week...... Winner Jersey. Th e 17 goals scored were the most ever by a Penn team Mar. 16 ...... Meg Markham, against Rutgers in 17 total meetings, led by a career-high fi ve ...... ECAC DI South Defensive Player of the Week from Iris Williamson. Nina Corcoran had a career-high fi ve assists, while Tory Bensen tied her career high with six points on fi ve goals and an assist. Markham Hits Century Mark “Daily Double” Meg Markham has been causing havoc defensively for the Nina Corcoran Named Ivy League Off ensive Player of the Quakers the past three years, setting her up for a few career Week milestones this season. She recorded her 100th career ground Junior Nina Corcoran registered a career-high six points in ball against Vanderbilt and hit the centruy mark in draw Penn’s win over Vanderbilt, earning her fi rst career Ivy League controls against Rutgers. Off ensive Player of the Week award. Corcoran tied her career high with four assists in the game. Welcome Back… Th e Red and Blue return 25 players from last year’s team, Bensen Scores a Dandy Late to Vanquish Vandy including 11 who started 12 or more games during the 2014 Senior Tory Bensen was quiet for most of Penn’s game against season. Vanderbilt, but came through late with the tying goal to send the game to overtime and then netting the game-winner with Welcome Back (Part II) … 0:04 to play in OT as Penn edged the Commodores, 12-11. Among the 25 returning players is a quartet of “Fifth-Year Seniors” who were injured at some point during their careers Quakers Derail Delaware’s Hot Start and earned a medical hardship. Tory Bensen, Shannon Penn ventured south to Delaware for its fi rst game of 2015 last Mangini, Lydia Miller and Lindsey Smith all will fi nish their weekend, taking on a Blue Hens team which was 2-0 and had careers this season for the Quakers. scored 39 goals in two games to start the season. Th e Quakers neutralized the Delaware attack, and put the fi rst loss of the Defense Looks to Dominate Again season on the Blue Hens, 9-7. Th e Quakers return four players who appeared in 15 or more games on defense last season as the Red and Blue fi nished Tory Bensen Brings Th e Off ense to Blue Hens seventh in the country in scoring defense at 7.78 goals allowed- Senior attacker Tory Bensen picked right up where she left per-game. Reigning Ivy League Defender of the Year and fi rst- off last season, tying her career high with six goals against team All-American Meg Markham leads the group, coming Delaware. off a 2014 campaign where she led the Ivy League in caused turnovers with 43 and averaged 2.39 CTs per game which ranked Megan Kelly Named Ivy League Defensive Player of the Week fi fth nationally. Sophomore defender Megan Kelly made her fi rst career appearance a memorable one as she recorded three caused Ferguson Returns to the Cage turnovers and three ground balls in the win at Delaware. After Senior goalkeeper Lucy Ferguson is back between the pipes missing all of 2014 with injury, Kelly’s remarkable debut earned for the Quakers in 2015, coming off a second consecutive fi rst- her Ivy League Defensive Player of the Week in the opening team All-Ivy season which saw her lead the Ancient Eight in round of weekly awards. GAA (7.70) and fi nish second in save percentage at .463. Th ose numbers ranked her seventh and 16th in the nation in those Penn’s Starting Defense is “All-Ivy” respective categories. With Kelly earning Ivy League Defensive Player of the Week last week, each of Penn’s four starting defenders as earned Wealth of Off ense Returns either Ivy Defensive Player of the Week or been named All-Ivy You’d be hard pressed to fi nd a team in the country which at some point during their careers. Meg Markham (Two-time returns as much of its scoring output from 2014 as the Quakers All-Ivy, 2014 Ivy Defender of the Year, three-time Defender do this season. Last year, Penn scored 158 goals. Th e players of the Week), Taylor Foussadier (Two-time All-Ivy), Lydia returning to the lineup from last season add up to 155 of those Miller (All-Ivy) and Kelly (POW) give Penn the League’s most goals – or a whopping 98.1 percent. recognized defense. Another Chance at the Champs With Penn’s game at Maryland on March 18, the Quakers will take on the defending national champions for the ninth consecutive season. Add in regular-season foe Princeton, and the Quakers have taken on the reigning champs in 11 of the last 12 seasons.

Atop the Ancient Eight Penn is 56-3 in regular season Ivy League games dating back to the 2007 season. Th at equates to a .949 winning percentage in conference games. Outside of Princeton (6-2) and Dartmouth (8-1), the Quakers are a perfect 8-0 against every other Ivy team in regular season action since their title run began.

Penn is Climbing Ivy Title Charts Penn is tied with Princeton for third-most Ivy League titles with ten overall. Harvard is fi rst with 12, while Dartmouth is second with 11.

Quakers Profi cient at “Hanging Ten” Th e Quakers have won 10 games in a season in nine of the last 10 seasons after going 23 years without a 10-win season.

All-Time in the Ivy League Th is year marks the 36th year of Ivy League women’s lacrosse. Th e Red and Blue are 166-97-2 all-time in Ivy League contests. 2015 Penn Women's Lacrosse Stats Penn Overall Individual Statistics All games (as of Apr 02, 2015)

Overall: 9-1 Conf: 3-0 Home: 5-0 Away: 4-1 Neut: 0-0

## Player gp-gs g a pts sh sh% sog sog% gw fpg-fps gb dc t/o ct foul 6 Bensen, Tory 10-10 34 4 38 62 . 5 4 853 . 8 5 548-1160732 17 Corcoran, Nina 10-10 15 21 36 35 . 4 2 9 26 . 7 4 3 0 2-6 9 3 18 9 13 21 Williamson, Iris 10-10 18 4 22 45 . 4 0 034 . 7 5 6 1 1-7 5 4 14 2 12 28 DeSimone, Lely 10-10 17 2 19 27 . 6 3 0 22 . 8 1 5 3 1-2 12 7 8 11 19 13 Dickinson, Catherine 10-10 12 1 13 20 . 6 0 018 . 9 0 0 0 2-3 12 20 11 1 14 2 Smith, Lindsey 10-10 10 0 10 19 . 5 2 6 14 . 7 3 7 1 2-4 15 4 6 4 11 1 Hunt, McKenzie 6-0 3 0 3 4 . 7 5 0 4 1.000 0 - 5 0 4 2 0 11 Barcia, Sarah 10-0 2 1 3 11 . 1 8 2 10 . 9 0 9 0 0-2 2 0 3 0 1 25 Rogers-Healion, E. 5-0 1 0 1 7 . 1 4 35 . 7 1 401-310020 30 Condon, Alex 5-0 1 0 1 3 . 3 3 3 2 . 6 6 7 0 - 1 1 0 1 3 7 O'Loughlin, Lindsey 2-0 1 0 1 2 . 5 0 0 2 1.000 0 - 0 0 0 0 0 20 Cummings, Caroline 4-0 0 1 1 2 . 0 0 0 1 . 5 0 0 0 0-1 5 2 1 4 0 10 Stefan, Natalie 9-0 0 0 0 2 . 0 0 01 . 5 0 00- 213616 5 Kiley, Brooke 10-10 0 0 0 1 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0-1 8 11 2 5 9 99 Ferguson, Lucy 10-10 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 00 . 0 0 00- 110520 24 Miller, Lydia 8-8 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 - 8 3 3 7 12 23 D'Alleva, Jacklyn 2-0 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 00 . 0 0 00- 00000 22 D'Amore, Lauren 3-0 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 - 0 0 0 0 1 19 Mangini, Shannon 4-0 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 00 . 0 0 00- 10002 16 Kelly, Megan 10-10 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 - 20 6 6 13 14 15 Gully, Liz 2-0 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 00 . 0 0 00- 00000 14 McBride, Leah 3-0 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 - 0 0 0 0 0 12 Foussadier, Taylor 10-10 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 00 . 0 0 00- 103316 9 Cromie, Katie 4-2 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 - 10 1 0 1 1 8 D'Amore, Kendall 2-0 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 00 . 0 0 00- 00000 4 Markham, Meg 10-10 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 - 17 28 11 28 41 00 Rushford, Courtney 1-0 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 00 . 0 0 00- 00000 Total 10 114 34 148 240 . 4 7 5 192 . 8 0 0 9 17-40 160 106 110 97 167 Opponents 10 64 14 78 178 . 3 6 0 136 . 7 6 4 1 20-48 130 93 143 57 171

## Goalie gp-gs min ga gaavg saves pct w l t 00 Rushford, Courtney 1-0 5:17 0 0.00 0 . 0 0 0000 99 Ferguson, Lucy 10-10 600:43 64 6.39 72 . 5 2 9 9 1 0 Total 10 606:00 64 6.34 72 . 5 2 9910 Opponents 10 606:00 114 11.29 78 . 4 0 6 1 9 0

Goals by Period 1st 2nd OT Total Saves by Period 1st 2nd OT Total Penn 59 54 1 114 Penn 39 33 0 72 Opponents 27 37 0 64 Opponents 46 32 0 78

Shots by Period 1st 2nd OT Total Attendance Summary PENN Opponent Penn 130 108 2 240 Total 1877 1056 Opponents 87 91 0 178 Dates/Avg Per Date 5/375 5/211 Neutral Site #/Avg 0/0 Shots on Goal 1st 2nd OT Total Penn 105 86 1 192 Opponents 66 70 0 136

CLEARS: Penn -- 111-127 .874, Opponents -- 86-120 .717. Quaker Notemeal... Karin Corbett Head Coach Penn’s Record by Month Karin Corbett has guided the Quakers to February ...... 1-0 new heights in her 16 years leading the Red March...... 7-1 and Blue. After taking over a team that went April ...... 1-0 1-12 the year before, Corbett has amassed 149 wins and averaged 9.9 wins a season May ...... 0-0 since 2000. The last eight years have seen a new tradi- Penn’s Record by Site tion come to Philadelphia -- winning Ivy Home ...... 5-0 League women’s lacrosse championships. Away...... 4-1 The Quakers have earned at least a share of Neutral...... 0-0 the last eight League crowns -- and sole pos- session of six. For a team that had not won Penn’s Record by State an Ivy title since 1982, these past eight years Pennsylvania ...... 5-0 have set a new course for the program. Those Ivy titles have led to deep runs in Delaware...... 1-0 the NCAA Tournament. From 2007-09, Penn Illinois...... 0-0 was a regular partticipant in the Final Four Maryland...... 0-1 The Karin Corbett Era weekend, advancing to the championship Massachusetts...... 0-0 game in 2008. Her eight wins in the NCAA All-Time ...... 170-91 New Jersey ...... 1-0 Tournament are a school record. Ivy League Games ...... 77-31 Along the way, Corbett has coached fi ve New York...... 1-0 Ivy League Players of the Year ...... 5 players named Ivy League Player of the Year Rhode Island ...... 1-0 Ivy League Rookies of the Year ...... 2 and two Ivy Rookies of the Year. 48 players IWLCA All-Americans...... 17 have been named All-Region and 17 have Penn’s Record When... IWLCA All-Region Players ...... 48 gone on to earn All-American honors. Scoring 10+ Goals ...... 7-0 First-Team All-Ivy Players ...... 32 Scoring 12+ Goals ...... 7-0 Scoring <9 Goals ...... 0-1 Allowing 10+ Goals...... 1-1 Allowing <9 Goals ...... 8-0 Leading at Halftime...... 9-0 The Corbett Years Trailing at Halftime ...... 0-1 Overall Ivy Tied at Halftime ...... 0-0 Year W L Pct. W L Pct. Postseason Game Reaches Overtime...... 1-0 2000 6 8 .429 1 6 .143 -- Playing a Ranked Team ...... 0-1 2001 8 9 .470 3 4 .429 1st Round ECAC Ranked in IWLCA Top-20 ...... 9-1 2002 7 8 .467 3 4 .429 -- Bensen Scores 3+ Goals...... 7-0 2003 6 10 .375 2 5 .286 -- DeSimone Scores 2+ Goals...... 8-0 2004 9 7 .563 4 3 .571 -- Corcoran Scores 2+ points ...... 8-0 2005 8 7 .533 4 3 .571 -- 2006 10 6 .625 4 3 .571 -- Penn’s Record vs. Conference 2007 16 2 .888 7 0 1.000 NCAA Semifi nals Ivy League ...... 3-0 2008 17 2 .895 7 0 1.000 NCAA Finals A-10 ...... 1-0 2009 15 3 .833 7 0 1.000 NCAA Semifi nals CAA...... 2-0 2010 15 4 .789 7 0 1.000 NCAA Quarterfi nals BIG EAST ...... 2-0 2011 11 6 .647 6 1 .857 NCAA 1st Round BIG TEN ...... 1-1 2012 9 8 .529 6 1 .857 NCAA 1st Round 2013 11 5 .688 7 0 1.000 NCAA First Round Penn’s Record by Time of Day 2014 13 5 .765 6 1 .857 NCAA Second Round Day Game...... 8-0 2015 9 1 .889 3 0 1.000 Night Game ...... 1-1 Totals 170 91 .651 77 31 .713

* 2007 IWLCA and Inside Lacrosse National Coach of the Year

* 2008 IWLCA Mid-Atlantic Coach of the Year Penn in the NCAA Penn NCAA Tournament Leaders Penn in the Ivy Tournament Tournament Goals 1. Ali Deluca (2007-10) ...... 27 All-Time Record: 7-2 All-Time Record: 10-10 2. Emma Spiro (2007-10) ...... 18 Record as Home Team: 8-0 3. Erin Brennan (2009-12) ...... 12 Record as Home Team: 6-2 Record at Franklin Field: 3-1 3. Giulia Giordano (2008-11) ...... 12 Record as Visiting Team: 0-1 Record on the Road: 0-5 3. Rachel Manson (2007-09) ...... 12 Record at Franklin Field: 4-1 Record at Neutral SIte: 5-3 6. Melissa Lehman (2007-08) ...... 10 Record at : 1-1 Record in First Round: 6-4 7. Becca Edwards (2007-09) ...... 9 Record on the Road: 1-0 Record in Overtime: 2-2 8. Tory Bensen (2011-Present) ...... 8 Record at Neutral SIte: 1-0 Record in Double Overtime: 1-1 9. Meredith Cain (2010-2013) ...... 7 Record in Semifi nals: 4-1 10. Caroline Bunting (2010-2013) ...... 6 2014 Record in Finals: 3-1 1st Rd. - Penn 9, Canisius 4 Record in Overtime: 1-1 2nd Rd. - #1 Maryland 13, Penn 5 Assists Record vs. Brown: 0-0 1. Erin Brennan (2009-12) ...... 13 Record vs. Columbia: 0-0 2. Ali DeLuca (2007-10) ...... 7 2013 Record vs. Cornell: 1-0 1st Rd. - Virginia 12, Penn 6 3. Giulia Giordano (2008-11) ...... 6 4. Nina Corcoran (2013-Present) ...... 5 Record vs. Dartmouth: 2-1 Record vs. Harvard: 2-0 2012 4. Becca Edwards (2007-09) ...... 5 1st Rd. - #6 Loyola (MD) 10, Penn 9 OT 6. Allison Ambrozy (2007-08) ...... 4 Record vs. Princeton: 2-1 Record vs. Yale: 0-0 2011 Points 1st Rd. - #5 Duke 12, Penn 9 1. Ali DeLuca (2007-10) ...... 34 2014 (at Princeton) 2. Erin Brennan (2009-12) ...... 25 SF: #2 Penn def. #3 Harvard, 10-9 2OT 2010 – Quarterfi nals 3, Emma Spiro (2007-10) ...... 19 Final: #2 Penn def. #1 Princeton, 9-6 1st Rd. - #8 Penn 14, Boston U. 9 4. Giulia Giordano (2008-11) ...... 18 QF - #1 Maryland 15, #8 Penn 10 5. Becca Edwards (2007-09) ...... 14 2013 (Franklin Field) 5. Rachel Manson (2007-08) ...... 14 SF: #1 Penn def #4 Cornell, 10-5 2009 - Final Four 7. Melissa Lehman (2007-08) ...... 13 Final: #1 Penn def. #2 Dartmouth, 10-7 1st Rd. - #4 Penn 10, Fairfi eld 8 8. Meredith Cain (2010-13) ...... 9 QF - #4 Penn 10, #5 Duke 9 2OT 2012 (Penn Park) SF - #1 Northwestern 13, #4 Penn 12 2OT Draw Controls SF: #1 Penn def. #4 Harvard, 9-5 1. Ali DeLuca (2007-10) ...... 19 FInal: #2 Dartmouth def. #1 Penn, 6-4 2008 - Final Four 2. Emma Spiro (2007-10)...... 15 1st Rd. - #2 Penn 16, Colgate 7 3. Allison Ambrozy (2007-08) ...... 15 QF - #2 Penn 8, Boston U. 5 2011 (Franklin Field) SF - #2 Penn 9, #11 Duke 8 OT 4. Maddie Poplawski (2010-2013) ...... 11 SF: #4 Princeton def. #1 Penn, 10-8 OT Final - #1 Northwestern 10, #2 Penn 6 4. Giulia Giordano (2008-11) ...... 11 6. Melissa Lehman (2007-08) ...... 10 2010 (Franklin Field) 2007 - Final Four 7. Meredith Cain (2010-2013) ...... 10 SF: #1 Penn def. #4 Princeton, 13-9 1st Rd. - #4 Penn 11, Boston U. 5 6. Erin Brennan (2009-12) ...... 9 Final: #1 Penn def. #2 Dartmouth, 9-8 QF - #4 Penn 9, #5 Maryland 7 SF - #1 Northwestern 12, #4 Penn 2 Ground Balls 1. Ali DeLuca (2007-10) ...... 16 1984 2. Tarah Kirnan (2007-08) ...... 14 1st Rd. - Delaware 18, Penn 1 3. Sarah Waxman (2007-08) ...... 11 4. Emily Szelest (2007-10) ...... 10 1983 5. Emma Spiro (2007-10) ...... 9 1st Rd. - Penn 9, Loyola (Md.) 5 5. Barb Seaman (2007-10)...... 9 2nd Rd. - Penn State 12, Penn 2 Caused Turnovers 1. Ali DeLuca (2007-10) ...... 17 2. Tarah Kirnan (2007-08) ...... 9 2. Meg Markham (2012-Present) ...... 9 4. Melissa Lehman (2007-08) ...... 7 5. Emma Spiro (2007-10)...... 6 5. Hillary Renna (2007-09)...... 6

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