A staple in the New York region and an emerging program on the national stage, the Manhattanville College Athletic Department continues to bolster its reputation as a program on the rise in all areas: athletic achievement, academic success and overall participation. More than 300 Valiant student-athletes (nearly 20 percent of the student body) took part in intercollegiate athletics during the 2009-10 school year showcasing the continued and rapid growth of athletics at Manhattanville. Following the successful integration of the men’s and women’s indoor and outdoor track teams in 2008-09, the program has expanded to 21 intercollegiate teams – including seven new teams that have been established or re-established since 2007 alone. And teams at Manhattanville do not just compete, they win. Seven different programs earned conference regular-season or tournament championships in 2009-10 – a total bettered by only 13 Division III schools – and two Valiant teams (baseball and men’s golf) appeared in the NCAA Tournament. Fifteen of 21 Valiant teams earned berths in their respective conference championships last year, including confer- ence championships for the baseball, men’s golf and men’s hockey pro- grams. Three Manhattanville teams (men’s hockey, women’s hockey and women’s soccer) also received national rankings over the course of the year, the most in a single school year since 2004-05. On an individual level, many Valiant student-athletes were honored in 2009-10 as well. A program-record four Valiants – A.J. Mikkelsen and Mickey Lang (men’s hockey), Katie Little (women’s hockey) and Dan Fiorito (baseball) received All-American accolades, while an incredible six players were named conference Player of the Year. Manhattanville athletes also earned two conference Rookie of the Year awards and a school-record 49 All-Conference honors. In the last 10 years, at least 30 former Valiants have gone on to play professionally either domestically or overseas. But at Manhattanville, athletics is only one part of becoming a well- Manhattanville Quick Facts: rounded student-athlete. In the classroom, Valiant athletes consistently achieve higher grade-point averages than the student body as a whole, • 21 Varsity Sports as evidenced by the 3.120 Athletic Department GPA for the Spring 2010 • Over 300 Student-Athletes semester. All but four Valiant teams recorded a team GPA of 3.000 or • 7 Sports Added Since 2007 higher for the spring term, while a program-record 105 student-athletes were named Academic All-Conference honorees. • 24 All-Americans (20 since 1999) Community service also continues to play a vital role in the student- • Over 1,000 Service Hours Per Year athlete experience at Manhattanville, as each team performs hundreds of community service hours each year. In addition to active involvement • Cumulative Department GPA over 3.200 with many local sports teams and youth organizations both on and off campus, Valiant teams sponsor events such as the women’s basketball “Pink Zone” night and the women’s hockey “Think Pink” event to promote cancer awareness. As a result of these and other efforts, the school was the recipient of two Jostens/NADIIIAA Community Service Awards “To the valiant of heart, nothing is impossible.” in 2008-09, one of only 13 institutions honored and the only school to receive two awards. The service aspect of the Manhattanville student- - Jeanne d’Albret athlete experience plays a large role in helping Valiant athletes fulfi ll the college’s mission of educating ethically and socially responsible leaders for the global community. Quick Facts and Contents Table of Contents On the Cover Quick Facts Quick Facts & Contents...... 1 MANHATTANVILLE COLLEGE Athletic Administration...... 2 Location: Purchase, N.Y. Coaching Staff...... 3 Founded: 1841 2011 Roster/Schedule...... 4 Enrollment: 1,700 2011 Season Preview...... 5 Nickname: Valiants Returning Players...... 6-11 Colors: Crimson & White Newcomers...... 12 Affiliation: NCAA Division III 2010 Season in Review...... 13-14 Conference: Middle Atlantic Year-by-Year Results...... 15 Home Facility: GoValiants.com Field Record Books...... 16-18 President: Dr. Molly Easo Smith Athletic Director: Keith Levinthal All-Time Roster...... 19 Sr. Woman Administrator: Julene Fisher Facilities...... 20 Department Phone: (914) 323-5280 Support Staff...... 21 Department Fax: (914) 323-5130 Manhattanville College...... 22-23 Left to right: Seniors Jen Ascencio, Athletics Website: www.GoValiants.com Darby Webber and Kirstin Betsill School Address: 2900 Purchase St. Media Information Purchase, N.Y. 10577 WOMEN’S LACROSSE STAFF BROADCAST: Most (if not all) Valiant home games this season will be video broadcast live on www.GoValiants.TV through the school’s continued partnership with Pack Net- Head Coach: Anna Riordan work. For more information on Manhattanville’s video broadcasting service, a complete Alma Mater: Binghamton ’07 broadcast schedule for all sports, or to watch any live or archived video broadcast, log Career Record: 24-27 (3 seasons) on to GoValiants.com and click on the Live Video tab on the top of the page, under the Phone: (914) 323-5204 Fan Zone section. Email: [email protected] CREDENTIAL REQUESTS: Members of the media wishing to attend Valiant women’s Assistant Coach: Liz Falco (first season) lacrosse games must contact the Manhattanville Sports Information Office in advance. Alma Mater: Hofstra ’10 Seating and limited phone/internet access, as well as game programs and updated statistics Phone: (914) 323-3174 for both teams, are available for working media in the press box at GoValiants.com Field. Email: [email protected] Following the contest, a final box score will be made available to media outlets and can be faxed or e-mailed to requested outlets not in attendance. TEAM INFORMATION INTERVIEW POLICY: All interview requests for Valiant student-athletes and coaches 2010 Record: 4-13 must be made through the Manhattanville Sports Information Department. Media planning Middle Atlantic Conference Record: 4-8 (T-8th) to attend practice should contact the Sports Information office to confirm practice times Home/Road/Neutral: 3-5/1-6/0-2 and player/coach availability. Game-day interviews prior to the contest are not permitted. Letterwinners Ret./Lost: 16/5 Coach Riordan and requested student-athletes will be available to credentialed media Starters Ret./Lost: 8/4 members after a 10-minute cooling-off period following the game. Newcomers: 4 Directions to GoValiants.com Field SPORTS INFORMATION FROM SOUTH: Deegan Expressway/New York State Throughway (I-87) north to Exit 8. Director of Sports Information/ Follow the Cross Westchester Expressway (I-287) East to the Hutchinson River Parkway. WLAX Contact: Steve Sheridan Head north on Hutchinson River Parkway to Exit 27 (in New York, not Connecticut) at Office Phone: (914) 323-7280 Route 120 (Purchase Street). Turn left onto Purchase Street and follow to campus en- Fax: (914) 323-3180 trance on left. E-Mail: [email protected] FROM NORTH: Take the Taconic State Parkway South to Cross Westchester Expressway Assistant Director: Nick Guerriero (I-287) east to Exit 8E (Westchester Ave.). Take second left onto Anderson Hill Road. Make Office Phone: (914) 323-7280 right at first traffic light (Purchase Street) and proceed to campus entrance on right. E-Mail: [email protected] FROM WEST: Take the Tappen Zee Bridge (I-287) and continue on the Cross Westchester Expressway (I-287) East, then follow the directions above from the north after the Taconic State Parkway. COMMERCIAL VEHICLES: The Hutchinson River Parkway, Taconic State Parkway, Saw Mill Parkway, Merritt Parkway, Sprain Brook Parkway and Bronx River Parkway all have Launched in November 2009, GoValiants.TV is back for severe height clearance limitations and do not permit most commercial vehicles. As an al- its first full season in 2010-11 and, as the online home for all ternate route, use I-87 from the south or west, or I-95 from the east, to I-287 and follow Manhattanville Athletics video streaming, is the only place you directions above. From the north, use I-684 south, get off at Exit 2 (Westchester Airport) need to watch home games for all of your favorite Valiant teams and follow Route 120 South/Purchase Street to campus. – including women’s lacrosse! Partnering with Pack Network, GoValiants.TV features one of the most ambitious and wide- Media Guide Credits ranging video broadcasting platforms in Division III and puts The 2011 Manhattanville College Women’s Lacrosse Media Guide was designed, writ- Manhattanville on par with some of the top Division I programs ten and edited by Steve Sheridan, Director of Sports Information. Cover design template in the country. by Jenelle Anthony. Photography courtesy of Gene Boyars, Manhattanville College Public With a GoValiants.TV All-Access pass, subscribers can watch Relations, Hofstra Athletic Communications, and the Manhattanville Sports Information every broadcasted event for every Manhattanville team for a full Department. year. The pass also gives the subscriber access to the complete Anyone with historical information that may be incorrect or that have been omitted archives section as well as premium content such as full-screen from this guide is encouraged to contact the Manhattanville Sports Information Depart- game view, exclusive interviews and other web-only content. ment. All information in this guide is current as of February 24, 2011. All game times listed Only want to watch one game? GoValiants.TV also offers a pay- throughout the guide are Eastern. per-game rate as well. 2011 Manhattanville Women’s Lacrosse Media Guide 1 Manhattanville Athletic Administration Director of Athletics Keith Levinthal Eighth Year • Hobart ’95 Keith Levinthal enters his eighth full year as Director of Athletics at Manhattanville College in 2010-11 and continues to establish the school as a regional and national leader in athletic success and community involvement. Levinthal also serves as head coach of Manhattanville’s nationally recognized men’s hockey program. Levinthal has led the Valiant athletic program to unprecedented heights in recent years, as Manhattanville has collected 48 conference championships – 25 regular-season championships and 23 tournament titles – in the last seven seasons alone. In that span, the program has also produced 25 conference Players of the Year, 15 All-American selections and one National Player of the Year. The Valiants put together another very strong overall season in 2009-10, as seven different programs achieved either a regular-season or conference tournament championship. Sixteen of the 21 Valiant programs reached their conference tournament during the year, including Freedom Tournament titles and NCAA Tournament appearances by the men’s golf and baseball teams. Multiple teams ascended to new heights in 2009-10, including the men’s golf team, which won its conference title by an amazing 39 strokes, and the women’s soccer team, which achieved the fi rst NSCAA national ranking in program history thanks to a program-record 17 wins. On an individual level, Manhattanville produced a program-record four All-Americans, six conference Players of the Year and four conference Coaches of the Year. Manhattanville had one of the most successful seasons in program history in 2008-09, posting a cumulative department winning percentage of .548 (184- 151-6), while successfully integrating new men’s and women’s indoor and outdoor track programs that raised the number of varsity sports at Manhattanville to 21. Three teams – men’s basketball, men’s tennis and baseball – earned Freedom Conference regular-season championships, while the men’s tennis and women’s lacrosse teams set new program records for wins in a season. The Valiants also produced two All-Americans, four conference Players of the Year, three conference Coaches of the Year and three conference Rookies of the Year. In 2007-08, Levinthal guided the Athletics Department as it transitioned from the Skyline Conference to the Freedom Conference and also reintroduced volleyball and cross country programs to the school. The Valiants saw immediate success in its new conference as two teams clinched Freedom Conference regular-season championships and three programs won conference tournaments in advancing to the NCAA Tournament. The women’s hockey team advanced to the program’s third National Championship game, while the women’s soccer team reached the NCAA Tournament for the fi rst time in program history. Levinthal also led the Valiants to a record-breaking year in 2006-07, as six teams won conference championships and a program-record fi ve teams qualifi ed for the NCAA Tournament. His men’s hockey team spent 13 consecutive weeks as the top-ranked team in the nation and earned its fi rst-ever berth in the national semifi nals, while goaltender Andrew Gallant became the fi rst Manhattanville student-athlete to be named a National Player of the Year. Six coaches were named as conference Coach of the Year, while two Valiant student-athletes were also named ESPN The Magazine Academic All-Americans. And, for the fi rst time ever, Valiant teams won more league championships than any other Skyline Conference team. Levinthal saw immediate athletic success during his fi rst year at the helm, as all 14 of Manhattanville’s athletic programs participated in postseason play during the 2003-04 year. But in addition to athletic success, at the heart of every successful program lie sound resources for its lifeblood – its student-athletes. Therefore, Levinthal has made it a priority to provide the resources needed to create an environment in which Manhattanville student-athletes can achieve at the highest level academically, socially and athletically. In 2004, Levinthal received the honor of serving on the NCAA Men’s and Women’s Ice Hockey Rules Committee. The NCAA selects 13 members to serve on the committee and only four from Division III institutions. Levinthal began his term on Sept. 1, 2004 and left his four-year post on at the beginning of the 2008-09 school year. A 1995 graduate of Hobart College, Levinthal is committed to developing all aspects of the athletics program. In his tenure at Manhattanville, Levinthal’s agenda has included: Student-Athlete Development - Manhattanville continues to be on the cutting edge in the total development of its student-athletes. Valiant student- athletes have exhibited a strong presence and desire to serve the New York area. All varsity teams participate in outreach activities, positively impacting numerous area youth groups, hospitals, schools and agencies. Professionalism - Under Levinthal’s guidance, Manhattanville athletics received a much-needed face-lift. With a new website, logo, team colors and method of business, he has streamlined and energized the department. The result has been increased exposure to Manhattanville student-athletes, improved performance both on and off the fi eld, and increased support from fans and alumni. Exposure - Manhattanville Athletics continues to maintain a strong presence on national and regional media outlets. Levinthal has helped increase the program’s media opportunities as well as displaying the values of the Valiants constantly in the public eye. Assistant Director of Athletics Julene Fisher Sixth Year • Marymount ’02 Julene Fisher is in her sixth year as Assistant Athletic Director and Senior Woman Administrator, and her eighth year overall within the Manhattanville Athletic Department in 2010-11. As Assistant Athletic Director, Fisher is responsible for assisting the athletic director in an administrative capacity. She handles the scheduling for all of Manhattanville’s 21 sports and also handles travel accommodations and assignment of the department’s student workers. A former Assistant Sports Information Director at Manhattanville, Fisher also assists the Sports Information Department by serving as a statistician for home baseball games and other home contests. Fisher began her tenure at Manhattanville as an administrative assistant in the Manhattanville development offi ce before moving over to the Athletic Department. Fisher graduated from Marymount College in 2002 as an English/Journalism major. She served as the editor-in-chief of Marymount’s student newspaper, The Cormont, and also was a four-year letterwinner in both swimming and softball at the school. In television, she worked in conjunction with ABC News, the Discovery Channel and HBO to produce the hit series, “The Justice Files”, as well as HBO’s Emmy award winning documentary “In Memoriam: New York City, 9/11”. 2 2011 Manhattanville Women’s Lacrosse Media Guide Coaching Staff Head Coach Anna Riordan Fourth Season • Binghamton ’07 Anna Riordan, the sixth head women’s lacrosse coach in Manhattanville history, is back for her fourth season at the helm of the Valiants in 2011.

In only three years, Riordan has produced the two highest single-season win totals in program history and recorded as many winning seasons (two) as had been achieved in the first 14 years of the program combined. With 24 wins in her first three seasons, Riordan is already the program leader in coaching victories and has the second-highest winning percentage of any Valiant coach in program history.

The 2010 season was a challenging one for Riordan and the Valiants, as the team had to replace two of the top-five scorers in program history. As a result, six different players stepped up to score at least 18 goals on the year – four of whom will be back for Manhattanville for the 2011 campaign.

Riordan followed a very successful first season with another record-setting year in 2009, guiding the Valiants to an 11-6 record, the most wins in a single season in school history. The team won its first four games of the year for the best start in program history, and concluded the season with the program’s first-ever berth in the Middle Atlantic Conference Tournament. The Valiants also found the net 234 times in 17 games, surpassing Riordan’s 2008 squad for the most goals in a single season at Manhattanville.

Riordan made a big impact in her first year at the helm of the Valiant program in 2008, recording a then-school- record nine wins in 17 games, the program’s first winning season since 2001. The team also went 4-4 in its first season in the Middle Atlantic Conference, finishing just outside the conference tournament with a fifth-place finish. The Valiants ended the season with a flurry, scoring a combined 42 goals in wins over Farmingdale State College and Arcadia University to set new school record for goals in a season with 223.

A 2007 graduate of Binghamton University, Riordan was four-year letterwinner for the Division I Bearcats. She scored 99 points in her 62-game career and was also a strong defensive player, picking up 112 ground balls. A native of Yorktown, N.Y., Riordan served as Binghamton’s captain during her senior season, starting 14 times and leading the team with 13 assists. While at The Riordan Record Binghamton, Riordan was a member of the school’s Student Athlete Advisory Committee and volunteered with the Saint Jude’s Children Hospital and Johnson City Mentor Program. Year Record Conference Postseason 2008 9-8 4-4 (5th) -- Since her graduation, Riordan has worked as a coach for Velocity Lacrosse, a traveling lacrosse 2009 11-6 6-5 (5th) MAC First Round team of Westchester County players age 11-17 that is based out of John Jay High School. Riordan has 2010 4-13 4-8 (T-8th) -- also worked as a coach at the Nutmeg Lacrosse Clinics and was the Director of the 2005 Future Stars Career 24-27 (.471) 14-17 (.452) Lacrosse Camp.

Assistant Coach Liz Falco First Season • Hofstra ’10 Liz Falco was named assistant coach of the Manhattanville women’s lacrosse team in July 2010 and begins her first season with the Valiants in 2011.

Falco will be responsible for helping with all day-to-day aspects of running the Manhattanville women’s lacrosse program, including on- and off-campus recruiting, fundraising, academic monitoring, as well as game and practice preparation and instruction.

Falco brings four seasons of Division I lacrosse experience to Manhattanville, spending two years at Marist College before finishing her career with two seasons at Hofstra University. She was a four-year All-Conference performer on the turf, beginning right away when she led her Marist team with 50 goals and 58 points on the way to MAAC Rookie of the Year honors in 2007. She earned an All-MAAC second-team honor as a sophomore as she helped the Red Foxes to the first MAAC Tournament title in program history and a berth in the NCAA Tournament.

At Hofstra, she ranked second on the team in scoring in both seasons while making the transition from midfielder to attacker. In her senior year, Falco was named to the IWLCA Mid-Atlantic Region second team after scoring 27 goals with 13 assists for a Pride squad that finished the season ranked 15th in the IWLCA Div. I National poll. She received her bachelor’s degree in psychology from Hofstra in 2010.

Falco is also currently taking her game to the next level, as she was one of 62 players invited to the second round of tryouts for the U.S. National team last summer and was called back yet again for another round in 2010.

Off the field, Falco served as head coach for one of four New York teams at the Section I All-Star Tournament and also has spent three years coaching with the Yorktown Bombers Club Team. She has also coached locally at the Superstar Lacrosse Camp and the Head Heart Hustle Lacrosse Camp.

A native of Yorktown Heights, N.Y., Falco currently resides in Purchase as she pursues her master’s degree in Physical Education at Manhattanville.

2011 Manhattanville Women’s Lacrosse Media Guide 3 2011 Roster/Schedule # Name Yr. Pos. Ht. Hometown/High School (Previous School) 00 Carolyn Levine Jr. G 5-4 Medford, N.Y./Patchogue-Medford 1 Erin Saporetti So. M 5-0 Ashland, Mass./Ashland 2 Erica DiNardo Jr. A 5-4 Rye, N.Y./Rye (Roanoke) 3 Kristy Guichard Sr. M 5-4 Melville, N.Y./Half Hollow Hills East 4 Tara Pisano Sr. D 5-7 Staten Island, N.Y./St. Joseph Hill Academy 5 Kelly Murray So. D 5-1 Shrub Oak, N.Y./Lakeland 7 Alex Pomato So. M 5-3 Niskayuna, N.Y./Niskayuna 8 Darby Webber Sr. A 5-8 Walpole, Mass./Walpole 9 Emelda Ogweta Sr. M 5-4 Portland, Maine/Kents Hill 10 Casandra Honovich Fr. A 5-6 Cortlandt Manor, N.Y./Walter Panas 13 Sami Berardo Sr. M 5-10 Rumson, N.J./Rumson-Fair Haven Regional 14 Ashley DeMarco Jr. D 5-0 Massapequa, N.Y./Massapequa 15 Nicole Catapano Jr. M 5-8 Franklin Square, N.Y./H. Frank Carey 17 Jen Ascencio Sr. A 5-2 Monroe, N.Y./Millbrook School 20 Brooke Marcimo Fr. A 5-4 Shrewsbury, Mass./Shrewsbury 23 Melissa Goncalves So. M 5-6 Holtsville, N.Y./Sachem East 26 Agbogo Kalu So. A 5-11 Elmont, N.Y./Elmont Memorial 27 Danielle Scicutella Jr. D 5-5 Massapequa, N.Y./Massapequa 30 Liz Cooper Jr. D 5-6 Old Greenwich, Conn./Forman School (Quinnipiac) 99/24 Kirstin Betsill Sr. G/A 5-8 Parkton, Md./Hereford

Head Coach: Anna Riordan (Binghamton ’07, fourth season) Assistant Coach: Liz Falco (Hofstra ’10, first season)

2011 Schedule Pronunciation Guide Date Opponent Time #1: SAP-or-etty #17: a-SENZ-ee-o March 2 at Muhlenberg 4:00 p.m. #3: GWEE-shard #20: MARSE-a-mo March 8 at Skidmore 4:30 p.m. #4: pa-ZAH-no #23: gon-CAHL-vez March 12 WIDENER * 1:00 p.m. #7: po-MA-toe #26: ahg-BO-go kah-LOO #9: a-MELL-dah og-WAY-ta #27: SIC-uh-TELL-ah March 19 at Wilkes * 1:00 p.m. #10: HAHN-o-vich #99: KEER-stin March 23 MISERICORDIA * 4:00 p.m. #15: CATA-pano March 26 at Messiah * 1:00 p.m. March 31 at Eastern * 4:00 p.m. April 2 ELIZABETHTOWN * 1:00 p.m. April 5 at Farmingdale State 4:00 p.m. April 9 at Lycoming * 1:00 p.m. April 13 FDU-FLORHAM * 7:00 p.m. April 16 ALVERNIA * 1:00 p.m. April 19 at The College of New Jersey 7:30 p.m. April 21 at Arcadia * 4:00 p.m. April 26 at King’s (Pa.) * 4:00 p.m. April 30 LEBANON VALLEY * 1:00 p.m. May 3 MAC First Round $ TBA May 5 MAC Semifinals $ TBA May 7 MAC Championship $ TBA

* - Indicates Middle Atlantic Conference Match $ - Middle Atlantic Conference Tournament (at campus sites)

Home Matches in BOLD and Played at GoValiants.com Field

4 2011 Manhattanville Women’s Lacrosse Media Guide 2011 Season Preview After a pair of record-setting seasons in her also big in the possession game for the Val- first two years, head coach Anna Riordan and iants, as she ranked second in school history the Manhattanville women’s lacrosse team had with 55 draw controls last year and ranks fifth a down season in her third season of 2010, in program history (100) in the category. posting a 4-13 record overall and a 4-8 mark in The Valiants also welcome back sophomore the competitive Middle Atlantic Conference. Agbogo Kalu, who came off the bench last However, Manhattanville returns 16 of its season. Kalu chipped in five tallies in limited ac- 21 letterwinners from last season, while also tion over 12 contests and will look for increased relying on its seven-person senior class as the production this year. Valiants look for a return to the Middle Atlantic The Valiant offense will also be bolstered by Conference Tournament. a trio of newcomers looking to make an imme- Heading into last year, the team was handi- diate impact. Freshman Casandra Honovich capped by losing its top three scorers; however, was a two-time All-Section honoree at Walter this year, the team is better suited for some Panas and will look to made a quick transition offensive continuity. The team brings back four to the college game after averaging over three of its top-six scorers from a year ago, while also goals a game for Lakeland/Panas as a senior, bringing back many of its top defenders and while classmate Brooke Marcimo started at both goalies from a year ago. Shrewsbury High and will also look for playing As a result, there is some cautious optimism time right away. Also, junior Erica DiNardo in Purchase that the team – despite a small ros- comes to the school from Roanoke and will try ter – can return to the top-half of the MAC after to crack the lineup in her first season with the Senior a one-year absence. team as well. Jen Ascencio ATTACK MIDFIELD In contrast to last season, Manhattanville The Valiant midfield also will retain a similar return two starters from a year ago and four brings back an experienced group of goal-scor- look this upcoming season, thanks to the return players overall with collegiate experience. ers in 2011 led by seniors Darby Webber and of two of the team’s biggest offensive threats, Classmate Ashley DeMarco will continue Jen Ascencio, while also boasting a promising sophomore Melissa Goncalves and Emelda to be a major factor on defense after starting trio of newcomers that will look to return the Ogweta. all 17 games last year. In her second season, Valiants to their goal-scoring ways of 2009. Goncalves had an impressive first season DeMarco came off the field in only three games Webber had a breakout season for the Val- with the Valiants last year, leading the team and played a team-leading 989 minutes, while iants as a junior, ranking in the top-two on the in both goals and points. The then-freshman picking up 24 ground balls, 12 draw controls team and setting new career highs in goals, netted 35 goals and assisted on three for 38 and 10 caused turnovers. assists and points. She ranked second on the points, including putting 52 percent of her Another junior with two year’s experience, team with 28 goals and 37 points, thanks to shots into the back of the net. Back for her sec- Danielle Scicutella, also is back to reclaim a team-leading 59.6 percent shooting percent- ond season, she will be asked to duplicate her her starting role from a year ago. Last season, age, while also adding a team-leading nine as- effort in 2011. Scicutella appeared in all 17 games and started sists. As a team tri-captain in 2011, Webber Ogweta had 19 goals and four assists as a 13 while recording 12 ground balls and causing will be expected to lead the team both on the junior, and currently ranks eighth in both goals five turnovers. scoresheet and off the field. (66) and points (80) in school history. The fast- In addition, the Valiants also will have se- Also returning up front is Ascencio, who will est player on the field, she is always a threat to nior Tara Pisano and sophomore Kelly Mur- look to continue her move up the school’s ca- score whenever the ball finds her crosse – and ray back for their second seasons with the reer points list in their final collegiate season. it did that often last year, as she led the team team. Murray made five appearances and Pi- She had 18 goals and seven assists a year ago, with 38 ground balls and also earned 37 draw sano made four in limited playing time in 2010, and currently sits eighth in points (80) and tenth controls to rank second on the squad. and both players will look to step up and con- in goals (62) all-time at the school. Ascencio is Junior tri-captain Nicole Catapano will tribute more consistently in 2011. move into a more offensive-minded role this Junior Liz Cooper also will look to crack Sophomore year after starting for two years on defense. the lineup in her first season at MVille after at- Melissa Goncalves She started all 17 games as a sophomore and tending Quinnipiac for two years. was very efficient in limited forays into the of- fensive end – she scored three goals on three GOALTENDING shots and also added an assist for four points. The Valiants once again return their top- Seniors Kristy Guichard and Sami Be- two goaltenders from a season ago, as senior rardo also will provide leadership and depth to Kirstin Betsill and junior Carolyn Levine are the midfield. Guichard split time between de- back in the fold in 2011. fense and midfield a year ago and tallied seven The program’s all-time winningest keeper, goals on 16 shots, while Berardo started four of Betsill started all 17 games for the third consec- her 13 appearances as a defensive midfielder. utive season in 2010 and added four more wins Sophomores Erin Saporetti and Alex to her school-record total of 24 victories. The Pomato are back for their second seasons as junior posted a 16.06 goals against average well. Pomato started eight games in the mid- and a .401 save percentage in her third season field as a freshman last season, while Saporetti with the team, and will be asked to carry the appeared in 16 of the team’s 17 matches a year load in goal once again this year. ago. Both players will look for an expanded role Levine saw action in seven contests last and perhaps a starting position this season. season as the backup netminder, registering an 11.85 goals against average and a .393 save DEFENSE percentage. She will look for more playing time Manhattanville also looks to be in good as a junior and may spell Betsill in goal if the shape on the defensive end, as the Valiants senior spends time as an attacker.

2011 Manhattanville Women’s Lacrosse Media Guide 5 Returning Players - Senior Captains #99/24 KIRSTIN BETSILL G/A • 5’8” • Senior • Parkton, Md./Hereford • Tri-Captain 2010: Started every game in goal for the third straight season … went 4-13 with a 16.06 GAA and a .401 save percentage in 17 games and 904 minutes of action … finished third in the Middle Atlantic Conference with 162 saves … ranked third on the team with 36 ground balls and also caused seven turnovers … also scored a goal on her only shot of the season … made a season-high 14 saves in the season-opener against Mercy (3/3) … allowed only four goals in 44 minutes to pick up the win against Wilkes (3/20) … made 13 saves to defeat Arcadia (4/1), then made it two wins in a row by ceding just six goals in a victory over King’s (4/6) … also played the field in the second half and scored on her first and only shot of the year against the Monarchs … faced a season-high 47 shots against Elizabethtown (4/17), turning aside 11 shots … named to the MAC Spring Academic Honor Roll.

2009: Appeared in all 17 matches in her sophomore season … started every game in goal, posting a program- record 11 wins against six losses … recorded a 13.90 goals against average and .442 save percentage … ranked fourth in the Middle Atlantic Conference in saves … also recorded two goals and an assist on the offensive end … recorded a career-best 20 saves and also assisted on a score in the season-opening win over Western New England (3/10) … turned away 14 shots in a win over Farmingdale State (3/19) … against King’s (4/14), made three saves in the first half before playing the field in the second half and scoring the first two goals of her career … made 14 saves the next time out versus Alvernia (4/18), helping her to MAC Goaltender of the Week honors (4/20) … allowed a season-low seven goals in 60 minutes in the regular-season finale at Arcadia (4/25) … named to the MASCAC Spring All-Academic Team.

2008: Played every minute in goal as a freshman, posting a 14.06 goals against average and .439 save percentage on her way to a 9-8 record … recorded 11 double-digit save games … stopped 16 shots in her first career game at Western New England (3/6) … made eight saves to earn her first collegiate victory against Dominican (N.Y.) (3/8) … made 12 saves against Mount Saint Vincent (3/11) to earn MAC Goalie of the Week honors … earned the honor again the next week … allowed a season-low three goals in a 16-3 win at Ramapo (3/31) Ca r e e r St a t i s t i cs … faced 32 shots and stopped a season-best 19 in a conference win over King’s (4/10). Yr. GP-GS G A Pts Shots GW GB DC TO CT 2008 17-17 0 2 2 0 0 28 0 9 6 High School: A 2007 graduate of Hereford High School … a four-year letterwinner for the Bulls 2009 17-17 2 1 3 2 0 34 0 24 9 … had a distinguished field hockey career, leading team to 2004 and 2006 State Championships, 2010 17-17 1 0 1 1 0 36 0 29 7 TOTAL 51-51 3 3 6 3 0 98 0 62 22 three straight Regional Titles from 2004-06 and County Championships in 2004 and 2005 … also lettered in basketball as well … a member of National Honor Society. Yr. GP-GS Min GA GAA Svs SV% W-L-T ShO 2008 17-17 1020:00 239 14.06 187 .439 9-8-0 0 2009 17-17 958:34 222 13.90 176 .442 11-6-0 0 Personal: Daughter of John & Sandra Betsill … majoring in biology (Pre-Health) with a psychology 2010 17-17 904:07 242 16.06 162 .401 4-13-0 0 minor … a member of the Tri-Beta Biological National Honor Society … also played three years TOTAL 51-51 2882:41 703 14.63 525 .428 24-27-0 0 on the Manhattanville field hockey team during the fall … born February 24, 1989.

#8 DARBY WEBBER A • 5’8” • Senior • Walpole, Mass./Walpole • Tri-Captain 2010: Started every game for the third straight season … set new career highs with 28 goals and nine assists for 37 points … tied for the team lead in assists and ranked second in both goals and points … also collected 23 ground balls and 11 draw controls and caused 12 turnovers … netted three goals on four shots and controlled three draws at MIT (3/6) … netted two goals in back-to-back games against Alvernia (3/27) and Farmingdale State (3/31) … exploded for a career-high six points on four goals and two assists in a win over King’s (4/6) … set a new standard the next time out with five goals against Lebanon Valley (4/10) … continued her career season by finding the net a career-high six times, including the game-winner, in a win at Misericordia (4/21) … named to the MAC Spring Academic Honor Roll.

2009: Started all 17 games in the midfield as a sophomore … recorded 11 goals and 13 points on the season … tied for sixth on the team with 34 ground balls and also ranked third on the squad in draw controls (26) and caused turnovers (15) … matched her season-best with two goals on three shots in the season-opening win over Western New England (3/10) … scored once in each of her next three games for a career-high four-game scoring streak to begin the year … scored twice, including the game-winning free-position shot late in the second half, and also had a career-best five ground balls in a 13-12 win over Misericordia (4/9) … named to the MASCAC Spring All-Academic Team.

2008: Started all 16 games in which she appeared in her first lacrosse season … scored four goals and assisted on two for six points on the year … also recorded 24 ground balls, 24 draw controls and 16 forced turnovers … scored her first collegiate goal in the team’s 16-3 win over Ramapo (3/31) … set new season highs with two goals and an assist versus King’s (4/10) … picked up a season-best four ground balls and caused three turnovers against Wilkes (4/16).

High School: A 2007 graduate of Walpole High School and a four-year varsity letterwinner … three-time member of Bay State League All-Star Team, earning second-team honors as a sophomore and junior, and first-team honors as a senior for the Rebels … named a 2007 Daily News Transcript All-Star after earning Honorable Mention honors the previous two seasons … a Boston Globe All-Star in 2007 … helped school to three state tournament appearances … served as team’s captain in 2007 … recipient of school’s Rebel Award as a senior … also competed in Bay State Games, leading team to a Silver Medal … helped lead school’s field hockey team to 2006 State Championship … also lettered in basketball, leading team to Ca r e e r St a t i s t i cs State Finals in 2005 … garnered school’s Physical Education Leader and Gold Physical Education Yr. GP-GS G A Pts Shots GW GB DC TO CT Award … named to school’s Honor Roll. 2008 16-16 4 2 6 14 0 24 24 19 16 2009 17-17 11 2 13 31 1 34 26 21 15 Personal: Daughter of Ed and Nancy Webber … is a history and childhood education double 2010 17-17 28 9 37 47 1 23 11 23 12 major … also played three seasons with Manhattanville’s field hockey team during the fall … TOTAL 50-50 43 13 56 92 2 81 61 63 43 born April 1, 1989.

6 2011 Manhattanville Women’s Lacrosse Media Guide Returning Players - Captains/Seniors #15 NICOLE CATAPANO M • 5’8” • Junior • Franklin Square, N.Y./H. Frank Carey • Tri-Captain 2010: Started all 17 matches as a constant on the Valiant defensive unit … made the most of her forays into the offensive end with three goals and an assist for four points … scored on all three shots she took, making her the only Valiant to take more than one shot and have a 1.000 shooting percentage … also ranked fourth on the team with 10 caused turnovers and collected 20 ground balls and 10 draw controls … scored the first goal of her career in a win over Wilkes (3/20) … also found the net at home against Farmingdale State (3/31) … recorded her first multi-point game with a goal and an assist in a win at Misericordia (4/21) … had a career-high six ground balls in the home finale versus Messiah (4/24). 2009: Appeared in all 17 games in her freshman season, including 16 starts on defense … registered one assist on the year … ranked seventh on the team with 32 ground balls and tied for third among Valiants with 15 caused turnovers … picked up three ground balls in her collegiate debut against Western New England (3/10), then recorded another three in her first start the next time out versus Wilkes (3/14) … recorded her first career point with an assist in a win over Farmingdale State (3/19) … set season highs with four ground balls and three caused turnovers against Widener (3/25). High School: A 2008 graduate of H. Frank Carey High School … played four years of lacrosse and basketball for the Seahawks and also lettered once in cross country … was an honorable mention All-County selection as a senior … named an Academic All-American and helped the team to a conference title in 2007 … an All-Conference performer in 2006 and was named the team’s Unsung Hero as a freshman … a National Honor Society and Foreign Language Honor Society member in high school. Ca r e e r St a t i s t i cs Yr. GP-GS G A Pts Shots GW GB DC TO CT Personal: Born November 21, 1990 2009 17-16 0 1 1 0 0 32 4 11 15 … daughter of Josephine and Robert 2010 17-17 3 1 4 3 0 20 10 16 10 TOTAL 34-33 3 2 5 3 0 52 14 27 25 Catapano … has three siblings, Samantha, Raymond and Anthony … double majoring in psychology and elementary education at Manhattanville. #17 JEN ASCENCIO A • 5’2” • Senior • Monroe, N.Y./Millbrook School 2010: Started all 16 of her appearances in her junior season … ranked fifth on the squad with 18 goals and 25 points … also ranked fourth on the team with seven helpers … led the squad with 55 draw controls and also corralled 26 ground balls … recorded three goals and an assist as well as four draw controls in the season-opener against Mercy (3/3) … had two scores against Fitchburg State (3/17), then set a new career-best with five points on three goals and two assists in a win over Wilkes (3/20) … tied her career high with four goals and five points while also controlling a career-high nine draws in a win over King’s (4/6) … had eight draw controls to go with three ground balls as well as a goal and an assist against Lebanon Valley (4/10) … named to the MAC Spring Academic Honor Roll. 2009: Took the field in all 17 games with 16 starts as a sophomore … ranked fourth on the team with 26 goals and 34 points … her eight assists were third-best on the team … placed third on the team with 35 draw controls and also collected 26 ground balls … scored the game-winning goal in the season-opening win over Western New England (3/10) … picked up a season-high four ground balls versus Wilkes (3/14) … corralled a season-best seven draw controls in a win over Widener (3/25) … tied her season-high with four points on two goals and two assists at New Paltz (3/30) … recorded at least one goal in the final eight matches of the season … tied a career-best total with four scores versus FDU-Florham (4/22), including a perfect 3-for-3 on free-position shots … named to the MASCAC Spring All-Academic Team. 2008: Appeared in 13 games with 10 starts in her first season with the Valiants … still placed fifth on the team with 18 goals and 21 points … scored the first two goals of her career against Vassar (3/26) … got her first start of the year against Ramapo (3/31) and scored once … scored at least one goal in her final 10 games of the season … netted multiple goals in her final four games, beginning with a season-best four in an 18-17 win at Wilkes (4/16) … scored twice with an assist against Farmingdale State (4/22).

High School: A 2007 graduate of the Millbrook School … a two-year letterwinner for the Mustangs … named to NEPSAC All-Star Team as a senior … ranked second on team in scoring in 2007 … also member of school’s field hockey and ice hockey teams … broke several school records, including career goals and single-season goals, for Millbrook ice hockey team … won school’s Frederick Knutson Award as best athlete of senior class … began Ca r e e r St a t i s t i cs prep career at Monroe Woodbury High School, earning Honorable Mention All-League honors in Yr. GP-GS G A Pts Shots GW GB DC TO CT lacrosse and leading the field hockey team in scoring in 2005. 2008 13-10 18 3 21 43 0 12 10 14 5 2009 17-16 26 8 34 69 3 26 35 28 9 Personal: Daughter of Robert and Imelda Ascencio … majoring in art with a communications 2010 16-16 18 7 25 42 0 26 55 32 9 minor at Manhattanville … also completed a four-year career with Manhattanville’s field hockey TOTAL 46-42 62 18 80 154 3 64 100 74 23 team in the fall … a dean’s list student … born September 23, 1989. #13 SAMI BERARDO M • 5’10” • Senior • Rumson, N.J./Rumson-Fair Haven Regional 2010: Took the field for 13 matches in her junior year, including four Ca r e e r St a t i s t i cs starts in the midfield … collected eight draw controls to go with six ground balls and three caused turnovers … had a ground ball and a Yr. GP-GS G A Pts Shots GW GB DC TO CT 2009 7-0 1 1 2 1 0 0 1 0 0 caused turnover in the season-opener against Mercy (3/3) … controlled 2010 13-4 0 0 0 0 0 6 8 8 3 a career-high four draws at FDU-Florham (3/24) … scooped up a career- TOTAL 20-4 1 1 2 1 0 6 9 8 3 best three ground balls in a win over Misericordia (4/21). 2009: Appeared in seven games off the bench in her first season with the Valiants … scored once and added an assist for two points … made her collegiate debut against Dominican (N.Y.) (3/17) … earned a draw control in a win over Saint Thomas Aquinas (4/7) … scored her first career goal on her first shot and also recorded her first assist in the regular-season finale at Arcadia (4/25). 2008: Did not play lacrosse for Manhattanville as a freshman.

High School: A 2007 graduate of Rumson-Fair Haven Regional High School … lettered four years in field hockey, three in winter track and softball, and one in both swimming and outdoor track … helped her field hockey team to a Shore Conference championship and a State Group II Sectional title … an honor roll student.

Personal: Born November 10, 1988 … daughter of Joan and Rick Berardo … an English major with a studio art minor at Manhattanville. 2011 Manhattanville Women’s Lacrosse Media Guide 7 Returning Players - Seniors #3 KRISTY GUICHARD M • 5’4” • Senior • Melville, N.Y./Half Hollow Hills East 2010: Took the field for 16 matches in her junior year, including two starts … scored seven goals and assisted on one for eight points … also had eight ground balls and seven draw controls … had a season-high two ground balls on three occasions, coming first against Farmingdale State (3/31) … tied her career high with three goals on four shots in a win over King’s (4/6), then had one goal the next time out at Lebanon Valley (4/10) … had two multi-point games late in the year, posting a goal and an assist to go with two ground balls and two draw controls at Misericordia (4/21) and then scoring twice versus Messiah (4/24). 2009: Appeared in all 17 games in her first collegiate season, including 13 starts … ranked ninth on the team with 10 goals and 11 points as a sophomore … also collected 14 ground balls … scored her first career goal in her Valiant debut against Western New England (3/10) … netted a season-high three goals the next time out against Wilkes (3/14) … had a season- best four ground balls and scored once at Farmingdale State (3/19) … had another multi-point game versus Saint Thomas Aquinas (4/7), scoring once and registering her first career assist.

2008: Did not play for the Valiants as a freshman. High School: A four-year letterwinner for the Thunderbirds field hockey team and also lettered in lacrosse … on the field hockey field, named team Most Valuable Player in 2006 and 2007 … earned All-Division honors in 2006 and 2007.

Ca r e e r St a t i s t i cs Personal: Daughter of William and Judi Yr. GP-GS G A Pts Shots GW GB DC TO CT Guichard … is a history and education 2009 17-13 10 1 11 30 0 14 4 21 2 double major at Manhattanville … born 2010 16-2 7 1 8 16 0 8 7 21 0 December 13, 1989. TOTAL 33-15 17 2 19 46 0 22 11 42 2

#9 EMELDA OGWETA M • 5’4” • Senior • Portland, Maine/Kents Hill 2010: Took the field in all 17 matches as a junior, including 16 starts in the midfield … tied for fourth on the team with 19 goals and assisted on four for 23 points … led the team with 13 caused turnovers and finished second on the squad with 38 ground balls and 37 draw controls … scored at least once in the first 12 matches of the year and 14 of 17 games overall … recorded two goals, three ground balls, two draw controls and two caused turnovers against Fitchburg State (3/17) … scored two goals and picked up a season-best six ground balls in a win over Wilkes (3/20) … helped the team to a win over Arcadia (4/1) with two goals and a season-high six draw controls and three caused turnovers … set a new career high with four points on two goals and two assists at Lebanon Valley (4/10) … also netted two goals and an assist in a win over Misericordia (4/21). 2009: Appeared in 16 games with 14 starts in her sophomore season … ranked fifth on the team with 25 goals and 31 points … also tied for fourth on the squad with six assists … finished third on the team with 41 ground balls and led the Valiants with 41 draw controls … tied for third on the team with 15 caused turnovers … scored two goals, including the game-winner, and added an assist for three points against Wilkes (3/14) … set new career highs with four points (two goals, two assists), six draw controls and seven ground balls in a win over Saint Thomas Aquinas (4/7) … netted a career-best four goals in a win over Alvernia (4/18). 2008: Started all 17 games in her first season with the Valiants … placed fourth on the team with 22 goals and 26 points … hit the net with 82.4 percent of her shots … finished second on the team in ground balls (48), draw controls (39) and caused turnovers (19) … scored twice and added an assist for a season-high three points in her first collegiate game at Western New England (3/6) … scored at least one goal in the first six games of the season, then tallied one or more in her final 10 contests … scored two goals six times on the year, including three of her first four career games.

High School: A 2007 graduate of Kents Hill … a four-year letterwinner for the Huskies … named team’s Most Valuable Player as a senior … an All-Conference selection in 2004, 2006 and 2007 … also named a team MVP in soccer and basketball, and added Ca r e e r St a t i s t i cs All-Conference honors in both sports … member of school’s Honor Roll. Yr. GP-GS G A Pts Shots GW GB DC TO CT Personal: Daughter of Ben and Mary Ogweta … double majoring in International Studies and 2008 17-17 22 4 26 51 0 48 39 25 19 African Studies with a psychology minor at Manhattanville … born October 5, 1988 … chose 2009 16-14 25 6 31 56 1 41 41 25 15 Manhattanville because “of the education and financial aid package” … also ran one season on 2010 17-16 19 4 23 41 0 38 37 33 13 TOTAL 50-47 66 14 80 148 1 127 117 83 47 the Valiants’ indoor track team during the winter. #4 TARA PISANO D • 5’7” • Senior • Staten Island, N.Y./St. Joseph Hill Academy 2010: Made four appearances off the bench in her first season with the Valiant lacrosse team … made her collegiate debut in Florida against nationally- ranked Amherst (3/16) … played a season-high 30 minutes in the team’s win over King’s (4/6). 2008-09: Did not play lacrosse for the Valiants as a freshman or sophomore. High School: A 2007 graduate of St. Joseph Hill Academy … played four varsity seasons of basketball and soccer while also swimming for two years with the Hilltoppers … on the basketball court, was a two-time Most Improved Player and named team captain and Most Valuable Player as a senior … helped the team to the Catholic High School Athletic Association Class C Championship as a junior … was a four-year honor roll student and an Italian Honor Society member.

Personal: Born February 26, 1989 … daughter of Anthony and Patricia Ca r e e r St a t i s t i cs Pisano … has two siblings, Courtney and Brian … Courtney ran track & field for Catholic University of America … Brian plays football at Fairleigh Yr. GP-GS G A Pts Shots GW GB DC TO CT 2010 4-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 Dickinson University-Florham … majoring in biology with a psychology minor at Manhattanville TOTAL 4-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 … is a member of the Tri-Beta Biological Honor Society.

8 2011 Manhattanville Women’s Lacrosse Media Guide Returning Players #14 ASHLEY DeMARCO D • 5’0” • Junior • Massapequa, N.Y./Massapequa 2010: Started all 17 games for the second consecutive year as a mainstay of the defensive unit … recorded 24 ground balls and had 12 draw controls while also causing 10 turnovers … offensively, also scored a goal on her only shot of the year … tied her season-high with three ground balls in the season-opener versus Mercy (3/3) … corralled three draws in Florida against Fitchburg State (3/17) … had a good overall game against Farmingdale State (3/31), scoring her second career goal and also adding three ground balls, two draw controls and two caused turnovers … also had three ground balls against Eastern (4/14) and Misericordia (4/21).

2009: Started all 17 games on defense in her first collegiate season … scored one goal and picked up 18 ground balls on the year … also caused 10 turnovers … made her collegiate debut versus Western New England (3/10), recording two ground balls … scored a goal on her first career shot in a win over King’s (4/14) … registered a season-best three ground balls in the regular-season finale at Arcadia (4/25).

High School: A 2008 graduate of Massapequa High School … a four-year letterwinner for the Chiefs … on the field hockey turf, named All-Conference as a sophomore and was an All-County honorable mention as a junior … All-State tournament team as a junior and senior … a high school teammate of Valiant classmate Danielle Scicutella.

Personal: Daughter of Buddy and Eileen DeMarco … a communications Ca r e e r St a t i s t i cs major with a studio art minor at Yr. GP-GS G A Pts Shots GW GB DC TO CT Manhattanville … born May 7, 1990 … 2009 17-17 1 0 1 2 0 18 0 12 10 2010 17-17 1 0 1 1 0 24 12 14 10 also played one season with the field TOTAL 34-34 2 0 2 3 0 42 12 26 20 hockey team as a freshman. #00 CAROLYN LEVINE G • 5’4” • Junior • Medford, N.Y./Patchogue-Medford 2010: Took the field seven times as a sophomore, all coming off the bench … posted an 11.85 GAA and a .393 save percentage in 86:04 of action … also had five ground balls and caused one turnover … made four saves on six shots in a win over Wilkes (3/20) … faced a season-high 11 shots in 30 minutes of play against King’s (4/6), turning aside five attempts.

2009: Made three appearances in goal in her first collegiate season … made her debut in a win over Dominican (N.Y.) (3/17), making five saves in over 28 minutes of action … played a season-high 30 minutes at King’s (4/14), making five saves on eight shots.

High School: Played four years of lacrosse for Patchogue-Medford, including three varsity seasons … captained the Raider squad as a senior … earned the school’s Scholar-Athlete Award … also played four years of field hockey for the Raiders, serving as team captain in her senior season … a National Honor Ca r e e r St a t i s t i cs Society student and a four-year honor Yr. GP-GS G A Pts Shots GW GB DC TO CT roll recipient. 2009 3-0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 1 0 2010 7-0 0 0 0 0 0 5 0 3 1 Personal: Born April 5, 1990 … TOTAL 10-0 0 0 0 0 0 7 0 4 1 daughter of Mary and Michael Levine … has two sisters, Emily and Allison Yr. GP-GS Min GA GAA Svs SV% W-L-T ShO … Allison played lacrosse at Eastern 2009 3-0 59:54 10 10.02 10 .500 0-0-0 0 2010 7-0 86:04 17 11.85 11 .393 0-0-0 0 Connecticut State University … TOTAL 10-0 145:58 27 11.10 21 .438 0-0-0 0 majoring in communications with an economics minor at Manhattanville. #27 DANIELLE SCICUTELLA D • 5’5” • Junior • Massapequa, N.Y./Massapequa 2010: Took the field in all 17 matches as a sophomore, including 13 starts on defense … had 12 ground balls and caused five turnovers on the year … had at least one ground ball in four of the first five games of the year, including two against Fitchburg State (3/17) … also had two ground balls and took one shot in a win over King’s (4/6).

2009: Appeared in 16 games in her first collegiate season, including one start … recorded 18 ground balls and caused three turnovers … made her collegiate debut against Western New England (3/10), earning the start … had a season-high three ground balls in a win over Dominican (N.Y.) (3/17) … put her only shot of the year on goal against King’s (4/14).

High School: A 2008 graduate of Massapequa High School … lettered in field hockey and lacrosse for the Chiefs … in field hockey, was an All-County honorable mention in 2006 and was named All-County and All-State in 2007 … a high school teammate of Valiant classmate Ashley DeMarco.

Personal: Daughter of Nick and Laura Scicutella … an education and Spanish double major at Manhattanville… born November 20, 1990 … also played two seasons on the Valiant field Ca r e e r St a t i s t i cs hockey team in the fall. Yr. GP-GS G A Pts Shots GW GB DC TO CT 2009 16-1 0 0 0 1 0 18 0 13 3 2010 17-13 0 0 0 1 0 12 1 11 5 TOTAL 33-14 0 0 0 2 0 30 1 24 8

2011 Manhattanville Women’s Lacrosse Media Guide 9 Returning Players #23 MELISSA GONCALVES M • 5’6” • Sophomore • Holtsville, N.Y./Sachem East 2010: Appeared in all 17 matches with 16 starts in her first collegiate season … led the Valiants with 35 goals and 38 points on the season … also had eight ground balls and four draw controls … scored two goals in her first career game against Mercy (3/3), then had two again the next time out at MIT (3/6) … had three goals in back-to-back games against Fitchburg State (3/17) and Wilkes (3/20) … set a new season high with five points thanks to four goals and an assist versus Farmingdale State (3/31), the start of a five-match scoring streak … netted a season-best five goals in the home finale against Messiah (4/24), then matched that total on only five shots in the season finale at Widener (4/27).

High School: A 2009 graduate of Sachem East High School … was a four-year varsity letterwinner in both lacrosse and field hockey for the Arrows … on the lacrosse field, finished second on the team in assists and third in goals as a senior … earned the field hockey team’s Most Valuable Player and Most Inspirational honors while at Sachem East … named an Academic All-American and was awarded the President’s Award in Child Studies, Earth Science, and Physical Education.

Personal: Born May 23, 1991 … daughter of Alfredo and Rosa Goncalves … has one brother, Alfredo … is undecided in regards to her major at Manhattanville … also plays field hockey for Manhattanville during the fall.

Ca r e e r St a t i s t i cs Yr. GP-GS G A Pts Shots GW GB DC TO CT 2010 17-16 35 3 38 68 1 8 4 29 4 TOTAL 17-16 35 3 38 68 1 8 4 29 4

#26 AGBOGO KALU A • 5’11” • Sophomore • Elmont, N.Y./Elmont Memorial 2010: Appeared in 12 matches in her freshman season with the Valiants, netting five goals on 10 shots … made her collegiate debut off the bench against Mercy (3/3) … scored the first two goals of her career and picked up a ground ball in a win over Wilkes (3/20), then scored again the next time out on her only shot against FDU-Florham (3/24) … also had single goals against King’s (4/6) and Widener (4/27).

High School: A 2009 graduate of Elmont Memorial High School … played on the Lady Spartans’ lacrosse and basketball teams in high school … on the lacrosse field, served as team captain and was named the team’s Most Valuable Player … helped the team to a pair of Conference I-AA championships in her first two seasons … also earned All-Conference and Most Improved Player honors on the basketball court, while guiding the team to five Conference I-AA championships in six seasons … a National Honor Society and high honors student at Elmont as well.

Personal: Born January 26, 1992 … daughter of Ukairo and Chiryere Kalu … has four siblings: Nyun, Nhanna, Udiner and Simon … plans to take a Pre-Med track with a psychology minor at Manhattanville.

Ca r e e r St a t i s t i cs Yr. GP-GS G A Pts Shots GW GB DC TO CT 2010 12-0 5 0 5 10 0 1 0 1 1 TOTAL 12-0 5 0 5 10 0 1 0 1 1

#5 KELLY MURRAY D • 5’1” • Sophomore • Shrub Oak, N.Y./Lakeland 2010: Appeared in five matches on the defensive unit in her first collegiate season … made her debut in Florida against Amherst (3/16) … recorded one draw control in the team’s win over Wilkes (3/20) … played a season-high 34 minutes the next time out in a victory over King’s (4/6).

High School: A 2009 graduate of Lakeland High School … played three seasons with the Hornets lacrosse team and four years with the Lakeland field hockey team … as a junior, helped the field hockey team to Section 1 and Regional championships as well as a berth in the state semifinals and a Class A runner-up finish.

Personal: Born May 25, 1991 … daughter of John and Judy Murray … Ca r e e r St a t i s t i cs has two sisters, Cara and Colleen, and a brother, Dan … is undecided Yr. GP-GS G A Pts Shots GW GB DC TO CT in regards to her major at Manhattanville. 2010 5-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 0 TOTAL 5-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 0

10 2011 Manhattanville Women’s Lacrosse Media Guide Returning Players #7 ALEX POMATO M • 5’3” • Sophomore • Niskayuna, N.Y./Niskayuna 2010: Joined the team early in the year and appeared in 13 matches, including eight starts, on defense … had six draw controls, caused a pair of turnovers and had one ground ball … made her collegiate debut against Lycoming (3/13), then had two draw controls the next time out versus Wilkes (3/20) … controlled a draw and caused a turnover in back-to-back games against Misericordia (4/21) and Messiah (4/24).

High School: A 2009 graduate of Niskayuna High School … was a three-year letterwinner in lacrosse for the Warriors, earning team Most Improved Player honors as a junior and Defensive MVP as a senior … helped the team to state semifinal berths in her final two seasons … also played four seasons of field hockey for the Warriors … led her team in scoring and was named team Most Valuable Player as the Warriors won the section Championship as a junior … named captain her senior year … also played in the Empire State Games in 2008.

Personal: Born July 27, 1991 … daughter of Michael and Jo-Ann Pomato … also plays on the Valiant field hockey team during the fall season … majoring in Ca r e e r St a t i s t i cs finance at Manhattanville. Yr. GP-GS G A Pts Shots GW GB DC TO CT 2010 13-8 0 0 0 0 0 1 6 6 2 TOTAL 13-8 0 0 0 0 0 1 6 6 2

#1 ERIN SAPORETTI M • 5’0” • Sophomore • Ashland, Mass./Ashland 2010: Appeared in 16 games in her first collegiate season, including one start … picked up five ground balls and caused five turnovers in limited action … made her collegiate debut in the season-opener versus Mercy (3/3), then earned her first career start a few games later against Amherst (3/16) … had a season-high two ground balls and caused a season-best three turnovers in a win over Wilkes (3/20).

High School: A 2009 graduate of Ashland High School … was a four-year letterwinner in lacrosse and field hockey for the Clockers, while also running track for two seasons … was a three-year starter on the lacrosse field and was named the team’s “Unsung Hero” as a junior … led the field hockey team in scoring her junior and senior seasons … captained the field hockey team and was selected to the All-League squad as a senior … a member of the National Honor Society.

Personal: Born May 6, 1991 … daughter of Robert and Leslie Saporetti … has one brother, John … majoring in biology with a psychology at Manhattanville … Ca r e e r St a t i s t i cs also is a member of the Valiant field Yr. GP-GS G A Pts Shots GW GB DC TO CT hockey team during the fall season. 2010 16-1 0 0 0 0 0 5 1 9 5 TOTAL 16-1 0 0 0 0 0 5 1 9 5

2011 Manhattanville Women’s Lacrosse Media Guide 11 Newcomers #30 LIZ COOPER D • 5’6” • Junior • Old Greenwich, Conn./The Forman School (Quinnipiac University) Previous School: Spent two years at Quinnipiac University but did not play lacrosse for the Bobcats … was a dean’s list student at Quinnipiac.

High School: Played one year of lacrosse at Greenwich High School and two years at Hyde School … also played varsity soccer, tennis and ice hockey throughout high school … helped her Hyde team to a conference championship in 2005 … a National Honor Society and dean’s list student in high school.

Personal: Born November 10, 1989 … daughter of Jack and Barbara Cooper … has two siblings, Dion and Todd Davies … plans to be a sociology major at Manhattanville.

#2 ERICA DiNARDO A • 5’3” • Junior • Rye, N.Y./Rye (Roanoke College) Previous School: Spent two years at Roanoke College but did not play lacrosse for the Maroons.

High School: A 2008 graduate of Rye High School … played four seasons on the lacrosse field for the Garnets.

Personal: Born October 26, 1990 … daughter of Micheline and Bart DiNardo … has two brothers, Bart and Beau, and a sister, Micheline … plans to be a sociology major at Manhattanville.

#10 CASANDRA HONOVICH A • 5’6” • Freshman • Cortlandt Manor, N.Y./Walter Panas High School: A 2010 graduate of Walter Panas High School … played four seasons on the Panthers lacrosse team and also played field hockey and basketball in high school … an All-Section I honoree in each of her final two seasons on the lacrosse field … scored 73 goals and assisted on 18 to lead her team to a Section I title and a berth in the New York State Class A championship game as a senior … also named All-Section in field hockey as well.

Personal: December 13, 1991 … daughter of Bill and Cindy Honovich … has four brothers: Dan, Billy, Phil and Shawn … brother Phil plays on the Valiant men’s lacrosse team … plans to be an art and education major at Manhattanville.

#20 BROOKE MARCIMO A • 5’4” • Freshman • Shrewsbury, Mass./Shrewsbury High School: A 2010 graduate of Shrewsbury High School … played four years of lacrosse for the Colonials under former Manhattanville men’s soccer and baseball player Sean Chenevert ’94 … also played two seasons of field hockey, two of swimming and one of basketball in high school … helped the team to a Central Massachusetts district championship game appearance in 2010 and a district semifinal berth in 2009 … also helped the field hockey team to a district championship and a state semifinals appearance as a senior in 2009 … an honor roll student as well.

Personal: April 8, 1992 … daughter of Kelly and Jeff Marcimo … has one brother, Brett … plans to be a communications major at Manhattanville.

12 2011 Manhattanville Women’s Lacrosse Media Guide 2010 Season in Review Team & Conference Statistics |------SHOTS------| |----GOALS----| # Name GP-GS G A Pts Sh Shot% SOG SOG% GW FPG-FPS GB DC T/O CT 2010 MAC Honors ------First Team All-Conference 23 Melissa Goncalves 17-16 35 3 38 68 .515 56 .824 1 4-17 8 4 29 4 Linda Bohn FDU-Florham A 8 Darby Webber 17-17 28 9 37 47 .596 42 .894 1 3-9 23 11 23 12 Maddie Comfort Messiah A 16 Lauren Rutledge 17-17 27 9 36 67 .403 53 .791 0 4-13 20 18 51 4 Grace Griffith Eastern A 11 Kirsten Spelman 17-17 19 8 27 55 .345 40 .727 0 7-15 29 5 45 9 Stephanie Kreis Elizabethtown A 17 Jen Ascencio 16-16 18 7 25 42 .429 32 .762 0 5-13 26 55 32 9 Megan Bovenzi Messiah M 9 Emelda Ogweta 17-16 19 4 23 41 .463 34 .829 0 6-13 38 37 33 13 Katie Caprinolo Elizabethtown M 10 Callie Housser 17-9 8 3 11 18 .444 14 .778 2 1-4 23 9 23 8 Rachel Dirksen Messiah M 2 Cybil Robinson 17-17 3 6 9 12 .250 9 .750 0 1-4 41 24 34 13 Jackie Elliott Widener M Lindsey Parent FDU-Florham M 3 Kristy Guichard 16-2 7 1 8 16 .438 12 .750 0 2-6 8 7 21 0 Rachel Coyle Messiah D 26 Agbogo Kalu 12-0 5 0 5 10 .500 5 .500 0 0-1 1 0 1 1 Jaclyn Gale FDU-Florham D 15 Nicole Catapano 17-17 3 1 4 3 1.000 3 1.000 0 0-0 20 10 16 10 Alexis Morris Elizabethtown D 18 Mary Rose Morrison 3-0 1 0 1 3 .333 2 .667 0 0-0 1 2 2 0 Brittany Bryan Lycoming G 99 Kirstin Betsill 17-17 1 0 1 1 1.000 1 1.000 0 0-0 36 0 29 7 14 Ashley DeMarco 17-17 1 0 1 1 1.000 1 1.000 0 0-0 24 12 14 10 Second Team All-Conference 27 Danielle Scicutella 17-13 0 0 0 1 .000 1 1.000 0 0-0 12 1 11 5 Megan Byrnes Elizabethtown A 13 Sami Berardo 13-4 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 6 8 8 3 Kristen Schuster FDU-Florham A 7 Alex Pomato 13-8 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 1 6 6 2 Meg Cassels Elizabethtown M 5 Kelly Murray 5-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 0 1 2 0 Hana Krechel Lebanon Valley M 4 Tara Pisano 4-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 0 0 1 0 Sam Landis Alvernia M Felicia Sipple Alvernia M 1 Erin Saporetti 16-1 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 5 1 9 5 Justine Titko Lycoming M 00 Carolyn Levine 7-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 5 0 3 1 Megan Corrigan Alvernia D Total...... 17 176 51 227 385 .457 306 .795 4 33-95 328 211 396 116 Anna Meerbach Elizabethtown D Opponents...... 17 268 110 378 549 .488 447 .814 13 34-88 364 254 334 159 Stefanie Sanzari FDU-Florham D Brooke Strausser Lycoming D Kelly Butler FDU-Florham G |------GOAL AVERAGE------| |----SAVES----| |---RECORD---| ## Name GP-GS Minutes GA GAAvg Saves Pct W L T Shots Faced Player of the Year ------Stephanie Kreis Elizabethtown 00 Carolyn Levine 7-0 86:04 17 11.85 11 .393 0 0 0 31 99 Kirstin Betsill 17-17 904:07 242 16.06 162 .401 4 13 0 499 Rookie of the Year Maddie Comfort Messiah 18 Mary Rose Morrison 2-0 29:49 9 18.11 6 .400 0 0 0 19 Total...... 17 1020:00 268 15.76 179 .400 4 13 0 549 Coach of the Year Opponents...... 17 1020:00 176 10.35 130 .425 13 4 0 386 Mike Faith Elizabethtown 2010 Valiant Results Middle Atlantic Conference Standings CONFERENCE OVERALL Date Opponent Time Team W L Pct. GF GA W L Pct. GF GA March 3 MERCY L 9-16 Elizabethtown 12 0 1.000 216 62 16 4 .800 316 163 March 6 at MIT L 9-15 Messiah 11 1 .917 224 87 13 4 .765 273 138 FDU-Florham 10 2 .833 188 93 16 6 .727 308 202 March 13 LYCOMING * L 4-15 Widener 8 4 .667 174 148 11 7 .611 235 202 March 16 vs. #14 Amherst # L 3-19 Lycoming 8 4 .667 173 116 10 8 .556 217 193 Eastern 7 5 .583 177 122 8 10 .444 237 201 March 17 vs. Fitchburg State L 12-15 Alvernia 7 5 .583 185 145 12 6 .667 298 201 March 20 WILKES * W 20-5 Lebanon Valley 4 8 .333 117 195 6 9 .400 158 226 Manhattanville 4 8 .333 129 184 4 13 .235 176 268 March 24 at FDU-Florham * L 4-14 Arcadia 3 9 .250 109 181 6 11 .353 175 228 March 27 at Alvernia * L 7-21 Misericordia 3 9 .250 102 190 4 11 .267 130 231 Wilkes 1 11 .083 68 198 3 12 .200 110 245 March 31 FARMINGDALE STATE L 14-19 King’s (Pa.) 0 12 .000 82 224 0 17 .000 102 314 April 1 ARCADIA * W 15-13 April 6 KING’S (PA.) * W 21-11 MAC Tournament Results First Round Semifinals April 10 at Lebanon Valley * L 12-13 #3 FDU-Florham 20, #6 Eastern 11 #1 Elizabethtown 17, #5 Lycoming 6 April 14 EASTERN * L 8-18 #5 Lycoming 10, #4 Widener 8 #3 FDU-Florham 11, #2 Messiah 8

April 17 at Elizabethtown * L 2-20 Championship Game April 21 at Misericordia * W 15-12 #1 Elizabethtown 11, #3 FDU-Florham 4 April 24 MESSIAH * L 10-21 April 27 at Widener * L 11-21

* - Middle Atlantic Conference Game # - at Spring Fling (West Palm Beach, Fla.)

2011 Manhattanville Women’s Lacrosse Media Guide 13 2010 Season in Review Coming off the two most successful seasons sive end and the new faces incorporated into in program history in her first two seasons at the lineup, the 2010 season did not start off the helm in 2008 and 2009, head coach Anna well for the Valiants, as the team lost its first Riordan knew there would be many changes five contests of the year to fall into an early to the Manhattanville women’s lacrosse team hole. headed into 2010. The first game of the year was a challenge Most notably, the Valiants had some big against Division II Mercy, and the home team holes to fill on the offensive side of the field. fell by a 16-9 score despite a team-high four The team lost two of the top-five goal scorers points from Ascencio. The score was almost the in program history (Abbe Grimes ’09 and Katie same the next time out at MIT, as the Valiants Bertel ’09) to graduation and four of its top-six fell by a 15-9 score to the Engineers. scorers overall from the 2009 season, when the The Middle Atlantic Conference schedule team won a program-record 11 games and set then got off to a very inauspicious start in the a new school record for goals for the second team’s next game, as the Valiants battled both straight year with 234 tallies. Lycoming and Mother Nature and suffered a As a result, the Manhattanville team had a 15-4 loss to the Warriors in a driving rain storm distinctly different look in 2010. Playing with at GoValiants.com Field. just three seniors on the roster, upperclassmen A switch to nicer weather did not change were expected to step up their play consider- the team’s fortunes, as the Valiants fell to #14 ably and freshmen were needed to make im- Amherst and Fitchburg State on Spring Break in mediate impacts in order to make up for the West Palm Beach to continue the early-season departed offense. slide. MVille had a tough time dealing with the Darby Webber ’11 Freshman Melissa Goncalves ended up nationally ranked Lord Jeffs in a 19-3 loss, but as the Valiants’ scoring leader in her first col- the harder pill to swallow was a 15-12 loss to legiate season, netting 35 goals and finishing the Falcons in which the Valiants fell behind by second half. Morrison’s goal with one second with 38 points to lead the squad in both catego- seven goals early and almost climbed all the left in the game put a bow on the win and also ries. Junior Darby Webber also had a break- way back before coming up a few tallies short gave the team a season-high goal total as well out campaign for the Valiants in 2010, easily in the end. as the most goals scored by a Valiant team in setting new career highs with 28 goals and nine Manhattanville finally snapped its season- nearly two years. assists for 37 points, while freshman Lauren opening losing streak emphatically in the sixth Sadly, those two wins were followed by the Rutledge also cracked the 30-point plateau for game, when the Valiants dealt Wilkes a 20-5 toughest loss of the year, as the team fell be- the first time with 36 points on 27 goals and conference defeat at home. Nine different Val- hind in the MAC standings with a 13-12 loss at nine helpers. iants scored in the win, led by a career-high Lebanon Valley. Webber had two of her game- In addition, senior Kirsten Spelman and four from Spelman and three each from Rut- high five goals late in the second half to cap a juniors Jen Ascencio and Emelda Ogweta ledge, Ascencio and Goncalves. three-goal run and get the team back within also kept up their offensive production as up- Unfortunately the momentum from the a score with 6:29 left, but the Valiants could perclassmen, as all three came within two goals Colonel win did not carry over, as the squad not find the equalizer despite outshooting the of 20 for the year and also recorded at least 20 dropped its next two MAC games to FDU-Flo- Flying Dutchmen, 21-7, in the second half and points each. Spelman led the trio with 19 goals rham and Alvernia. Both games saw the team 31-23 overall for the game. and 27 points on the season. unable to play a full 60 minutes, as the Devils That loss was followed by two games Perhaps due to the turnover on the offen- jumped out to a 10-1 halftime lead on the way against some of the top competition in the con- to a 14-4 win and the Crusaders outscored the ference, as the Valiants endured an 18-8 loss Kirsten Spelman ’10 Valiants, 13-3, in the second half to earn a 21-7 at home to Eastern and suffered a 20-2 defeat victory. at the eventual MAC Tournament champions, After a tough non-conference loss to Farm- Elizabethtown. ingdale State, the team then posted its first Manhattanville’s final victory of the season winning streak of the year with back-to-back came the next time out at Misericordia, as the wins over Arcadia and King’s (Pa.), getting the Valiants showed they still had some fight left team to 3-3 in conference play at the midpoint with a hard-fought 15-12 win. Webber went off of the MAC campaign. for a game- and career-high six goals on the Against the Knights, Rutledge led all scorers day, including a pair that gave the Valiants a with five goals and six points in a hard-fought 14-7 lead with 17 minutes left and allowed the 15-13 triumph. Junior keeper Kirstin Betsill squad to coast to the win. also had a great game in goal with 13 saves, The season did not end triumphantly for the including nine big stops in the second half as Valiants, however, as the team lost its final two the Valiants clung to a lead. contests to playoff participants Messiah and The next game against the Monarchs was Widener. Goncalves had five goals and Betsill much more stress-free, with the home team made 11 saves in a 21-10 loss to the Falcons, cruising to a 21-11 win. Ten different players while both players posted the same totals again scored for the Valiants as the squad built up an in the season finale against the Pride. 18-6 lead at halftime, led by Webber and As- At the end of the year, the Valiants found cencio with four goals each. However, the two themselves in a tie for eighth place in the very most entertaining tallies came on goals from competitive Middle Atlantic Conference, tied a pair of goalies – Betsill and freshman Mary with Lebanon Valley and three games behind Rose Morrison – who played the field in the Eastern for the sixth playoff spot. 14 2011 Manhattanville Women’s Lacrosse Media Guide Year-by-Year Results 1994 (2-8) 4/12 at New Paltz W 17-4 Head Coach: Ted Kolva 4/15 EASTERN CONNECTICUT W 23-12 4/16 STEVENS W 22-6 3/26 WHEATON L 3-19 4/19 at FDU-Madison L 13-19 3/30 at Army L 7-13 4/29 at Western New England L 9-13 4/4 at Le Moyne L 7-10 4/17 NAVY L 8-12 2001 (8-4) SACRED HEART L 10-15 Head Coach: Chapel Love PRINCETON L^ 3/18 ADELPHI L 6-13 at Columbia L 9-10 3/24 SOUTHERN MAINE W 17-3 LE MOYNE W 10-7 3/25 FDU-MADISON L 7-10 Team Unknown W^ 3/27 at Montclair State W 13-12 (2ot) Team Unknown L^ 3/31 at Scranton L 5-10 ^ Score Unknown 4/2 KEAN W 18-6 4/4 at Stevens W 14-13 (ot) 1995 (4-7) 4/7 ELMIRA W 15-14 Head Coach: Gail Lozado 4/11 NEW PALTZ W 18-5 MONMOUTH L 12-20 4/17 VASSAR L 6-8 at Army L 6-12 4/24 at Eastern Connecticut W 17-12 at Princeton W 2-0 4/28 WESTERN NEW ENGLAND W 18-11 FORDHAM W 12-9 LE MOYNE L 14-15 2002 (8-8) at Wells L 6-7 Head Coach: Chapel Love The 2009 Valiant squad set a new program record with 11 wins and DREW L 8-18 3/16 at Oneonta State L 15-24 also reached the conference tournament for the sixth time in the at Sacred Heart L 2-18 3/23 SOUTHERN MAINE W 13-0 last seven seasons and for the first time as a member of the Middle at Elms L 6-17 3/24 FDU-MADISON W 15-5 vs. Pine Manor W 19-11 3/27 at Adelphi L 11-12 Atlantic Conference. FAIRFIELD W 13-11 4/3 STEVENS L 12-13 4/12 WESTERN NEW ENGLAND L 10-11 3/31 at Ramapo W 16-3 4/6 at Elmira W 20-8 4/16 at Stevens * L 7-19 4/2 FDU-FLORHAM * L 13-17 1996 (0-10) 4/9 UNION L 9-18 4/21 at Eastern Connecticut L 10-15 4/5 at Widener * W 16-15 Head Coach: Gail Lozado 4/10 at New Paltz W 16-9 4/24 ELMIRA W 13-9 4/7 at St. Thomas Aquinas L 10-16 3/31 at Eastern Connecticut L 5-6 4/13 at Catholic L 7-18 4/27 COLLEGE OF NEW JERSEY L 4-19 4/10 KING’S (PA.) * W 17-13 4/3 at Vassar L 4-17 4/15 EASTERN CONNECTICUT L 11-12 4/28 at Stevens # L 5-19 4/12 at Messiah * L 10-20 4/5 OSWEGO STATE L 4-17 4/17 at Vassar W 13-10 * Knickerbocker Lacrosse Conference Match 4/16 at Wilkes * W 18-17 at Drew L 4-17 4/20 MONTCLAIR STATE W 18-7 # Knickerbocker Lacrosse Conference Tournament 4/19 ELIZABETHTOWN * L 8-25 3/29 ARMY L 4-17 4/23 WESTERN CONNECTICUT W 19-9 4/22 FARMINGDALE STATE W 22-11 at Siena L 9-17 4/24 at Western New England L 12-13 2006 (7-9) 4/26 ARCADIA * W 20-12 4/17 at Kean L 3-9 4/26 at Kean W 18-8 Head Coach: Jess Rickershauser * Middle Atlantic Conference Match WAGNER L 11-14 4/27 SCRANTON L 12-14 3/11 SCRANTON L 7-24 COLUMBIA L 2-14 3/18 REDLANDS L 10-14 2009 (11-6) SACRED HEART L 5-19 2003 (6-9) 3/23 at Elms W 12-5 Head Coach: Anna Riordan Head Coach: Chapel Love 3/25 at Western New England L 10-11 3/10 WESTERN NEW ENGLAND W 13-11 1997 (0-9) 3/1 at Scranton L 4-16 3/27 WESTERN CONNECTICUT W 18-2 3/14 WILKES * W 16-15 Head Coach: Gail Lozado 3/10 DENISON L 2-17 3/28 at FDU-Florham L 5-16 3/17 DOMINICAN (N.Y.) W 18-13 MANHATTAN L 1-14 3/26 KEAN * W 12-6 4/1 at Stevens * W 11-10 3/19 at Farmingdale State W 13-12 at Wells L 3-8 4/2 at Stevens * L 6-19 4/4 MOUNT ST. VINCENT * W 12-11 3/21 at Lycoming * L 10-16 VASSAR L 1-14 4/5 ELMIRA W 16-8 (2ot) 3/25 WIDENER * W 19-17 at Army L 4-18 4/9 at Montclair State * W 18-11 4/6 VASSAR L 16-17 3/28 ELIZABETHTOWN * L 11-20 KEAN L 0-19 Vassar L 7-9 4/11 MONTCLAIR STATE * L 8-18 3/30 at New Paltz W 14-10 VILLA JULIE L 3-21 Union L 1-20 4/15 at Farmingdale State * W 15-4 4/1 at Eastern * L 8-16 at Elms L 0-12 4/16 NEW PALTZ W 18-2 4/19 EASTERN CONNECTICUT L 13-18 4/4 at Messiah * L 10-20 COLBY-SAWYER L 5-11 4/19 at Eastern Connecticut L 9-14 4/21 at Centenary (N.J.) * W 16-4 4/7 ST. THOMAS AQUINAS W 20-7 at Wagner L 3-16 4/21 at Western Connecticut L 10-13 4/22 KEAN * L 9-10 4/9 MISERICORDIA * W 13-12 4/23 WESTERN NEW ENGLAND L 9-13 4/26 STEVENS # W 13-6 4/14 at King’s (Pa.) * W 19-8 1998 (1-10) 4/27 CENTENARY (N.J.) * W 24-2 4/29 at Montclair State # L 10-22 4/18 ALVERNIA * W 19-10 Head Coach: Gail Lozado 4/30 MONTCLAIR STATE # W 16-10 * Skyline Conference Match 4/22 FDU-FLORHAM * L 12-17 ELMS L 7-17 5/3 at Stevens # L 7-20 # Skyline Conference Tournament 4/25 at Arcadia * W 13-7 MONTCLAIR STATE L 4-21 * Knickerbocker Lacrosse Conference Match 4/28 at FDU-Florham # L 6-21 at Kean L 2-21 # Knickerbocker Lacrosse Conference Tournament 2007 (6-10) * Middle Atlantic Conference Match WELLS L 8-11 Head Coach: Jess Rickershauser # Middle Atlantic Conference Tournament at Western New England L 8-13 2004 (2-12) 3/10 at Western Connecticut W 14-13 (ot) at New Paltz L 10-15 Head Coach: Jenna Szyluk 3/14 at Rowan L 3-20 2010 (4-13) EASTERN CONNECTICUT L 6-22 3/13 WESTERN CONNECTICUT L 10-12 3/15 at Eastern L 3-16 Head Coach: Anna Riordan at FDU-Madison L 5-22 3/24 at Kean * L 9-10 3/23 WESTERN NEW ENGLAND L 10-16 3/3 MERCY L 9-16 at Vassar L 0-12 3/27 at Oneonta State L 4-17 3/26 ST. THOMAS AQUINAS W 13-12 3/6 at MIT L 9-15 STEVENS W 21-2 3/30 SCRANTON L 5-19 3/30 STEVENS * L 16-17 (2ot) 3/13 LYCOMING * L 4-15 at Colby-Sawyer L 8-20 4/3 STEVENS * L 6-19 4/4 at Mount St. Vincent * L 8-14 3/16 vs. Amherst L 3-19 4/5 at FDU-Florham L 5-9 4/7 CENTENARY (N.J.) * W 13-11 3/17 vs. Fitchburg State L 12-15 1999 (4-5) 4/7 MONTCLAIR STATE * L 7-16 4/14 FARMINGDALE STATE * W 15-4 3/20 WILKES * W 20-5 Head Coach: Gail Lozado 4/10 at Centenary (N.J.) * W 12-5 4/16 RAMAPO W 12-4 3/24 at FDU-Florham * L 4-14 3/24 KEAN L 9-15 4/17 EASTERN CONNECTICUT L 7-16 4/18 at Eastern Connecticut L 6-16 3/27 at Alvernia * L 7-21 3/28 CASTLETON STATE W 19-8 4/21 VASSAR W 12-3 4/21 at Kean * L 12-13 3/31 FARMINGDALE STATE L 14-19 3/31 at Elms W 9-4 4/22 at Elmira L 11-15 4/25 DOMINICAN (N.Y.) W 19-7 4/1 ARCADIA * W 15-13 4/7 at Montclair State L 12-17 4/24 at Western New England L 7-12 4/27 at Montclair State * L 8-20 4/6 KING’S (PA.) * W 21-11 4/11 VASSAR L 7-19 4/27 at College of New Jersey L 2-17 4/28 at Vassar L 8-18 4/10 at Lebanon Valley * L 12-13 4/14 NEW PALTZ W 16-12 4/28 at Stevens # L 6-17 5/2 at Montclair State # L 8-18 4/14 EASTERN * L 8-18 4/17 at Eastern Connecticut L 6-13 * Knickerbocker Lacrosse Conference Match * Skyline Conference Match 4/17 at Elizabethtown * L 2-20 4/21 FDU-MADISON L 11-22 # Knickerbocker Lacrosse Conference Tournament # Skyline Conference Tournament 4/21 at Misericordia * W 15-12 4/24 WESTERN NEW ENGLAND W 15-14 4/24 MESSIAH * L 10-21 2005 (4-9) 2008 (9-8) 4/27 at Widener * L 11-21 2000 (6-5) Head Coach: Jenna Szyluk Head Coach: Anna Riordan * Middle Atlantic Conference Match Head Coach: Gail Lozado 3/5 at Scranton L 4-16 3/6 at Western New England L 13-15 3/22 at Kean W 23-8 3/15 at Western Connecticut W 14-7 3/8 DOMINICAN (N.Y.) W 15-6 3/25 SCRANTON W 14-9 3/30 at FDU-Florham W 14-12 3/11 MOUNT SAINT VINCENT L 8-16 3/29 MONTCLAIR STATE L 9-12 4/1 at Kean * L 5-11 3/21 KEAN W 10-9 4/2 at Elmira W 14-9 4/5 at Vassar L 2-8 3/24 SOUTHERN MAINE W 12-8 4/5 C.W. POST L 6-15 4/7 at Montclair State * L 6-19 3/26 VASSAR L 9-15 4/8 at Vassar L 9-11 4/9 CENTENARY (N.J.) * W 13-1 3/29 at Lycoming * L 6-21

2011 Manhattanville Women’s Lacrosse Media Guide 15 Career Records POINTS GOALS ASSISTS 1. Katie Frattarola 1999-02 309 1. Katie Frattarola 1999-02 213 1. Katie Frattarola 1999-02 96 2. Liz McNamee 2000-03 264 2. Abbe Grimes 2006-09 200 2. Liz McNamee 2000-03 66 3. Abbe Grimes 2006-09 246 3. Liz McNamee 2000-03 198 3. Cory Alcorn 2005-08 54 4. Cory Alcorn 2005-08 229 4. Cory Alcorn 2005-08 175 4. Abbe Grimes 2006-09 46 5. Katie Bertel 2006-09 175 5. Katie Bertel 2006-09 134 5. Ann Spataro 1997-00 43 6. Ann Spataro 1997-00 171 6. Ann Spataro 1997-00 128 6. Katie Bertel 2006-09 41 7. April Yeomans 2002-05 160 7. April Yeomans 2002-05 124 7. April Yeomans 2002-05 36 8. Jen Ascencio 2008-pres. 80 8. Emelda Ogweta 2008-pres. 66 8. Dionne Jones 2003-06 27 Emelda Ogweta 2008-pres. 80 9. Vanda Shellock 1994-96 63 9. Natasha Rubenstein 2000-03 25 10. Dionne Jones 2003-06 77 10. Jen Ascencio 2008-pres. 62 10. Susan Horton 2001-03 23 Colleen Holahan 2006-09 23 GW GOALS GROUND BALLS DRAW CONTROLS 1. Cory Alcorn 2005-08 11 1. Dionne Jones 2003-06 226 1. Dionne Jones 2003-06 146 2. Katie Frattarola 1999-02 8 2. Susan Horton 2001-03 166 2. Cory Alcorn 2005-08 144 Abbe Grimes 2006-09 8 3. Cory Alcorn 2005-08 149 3. Katie Bertel 2006-09 122 4. Liz McNamee 2000-03 7 4. Jessica Rickershauser 2001-04 144 4. Emelda Ogweta 2008-pres. 117 5. Ann Spataro 1997-00 5 5. April Yeomans 2002-05 141 5. Jen Ascencio 2008-pres. 100 6. April Yeomans 2002-05 4 Katie Bertel 2006-09 138 6. Katie Frattarola 1999-02 98 7. Susan Horton 2001-03 3 7. Natasha Rubenstein 2000-03 127 7. April Yeomans 2002-05 76 Katie Bertel 2006-09 3 Emelda Ogweta 2008-pres. 127 8. Liz McNamee 2000-03 75 Jen Ascencio 2008-pres. 3 9. Colleen Holahan 2006-09 122 9. Abbe Grimes 2006-09 64 10. Seven Players Tied --- 2 10. Cybil Robinson 2008-10 106 10. Darby Webber 2008-pres. 61 GAMES PLAYED 1. Katie Bertel 2006-09 66 Colleen Holahan 2006-09 66 3. Kirsten Spelman 2007-10 64 4. Abbe Grimes 2006-09 62 5. Grayce Cunzio 2005-08 61 6. Kelly McMurray 2005-08 60 7. Katie Lauten 2004-07 59 8. Dionne Jones 2003-06 58 9. Jessica Rickershauser 2001-04 57 10. Cory Alcorn 2005-08 55

Katie Frattarola Cory Alcorn MINUTES PLAYED KEEPER WINS SAVES 1. Kirstin Betsill 2008-pres. 2882:41 1. Kirstin Betsill 2008-pres. 24 1. Angela Lozado 1999-02 610 2. Angela Lozado 1999-02 1854:00 2. Angela Lozado 1999-02 15 2. Kirstin Betsill 2008-pres. 525 3. Katie Hand 2004-06 1547:46 3. Katie Hand 2004-06 10 3. Keri Sommer 1996-97 290 4. Kelly Munkwitz 2002-04 1025:31 4. Meredith Callinan 2001-02 7 4. Katie Hand 2005-06 253 5. Mary Albano 2007 914:03 5. Kelly Munkwitz 2002-04 6 5. Meghan Keegan 1998 198 6. Jeannette Anniccharico 1994, 1996 897:28 Mary Albano 2007 6 6. Kelly Munkwitz 2002-04 180 7. Keri Sommer 1996-97 842:32 7. Erika Pfister 1995 4 7. Erika Pfister 1995 175 8. Meredith Callinan 2001-02 659:00 Ashley Trimble 2003-06 4 8. Jeannette Anniccharico 1994, 1996 148 9. Meghan Keegan 1998 630:00 9. Stephanie Burlton 2004 2 9. Mary Albano 2007 141 10. Ashley Trimble 2003-06 617:08 Jeannette Anniccharico 1994, 1996 2 10. Meredith Callinan 2001-02 120 SAVE PCT. GA AVG. Minimum 500 Career Minutes Played Minimum 500 Career Minutes Played 1. Angela Lozado 1999-02 .630 1. Jeannette Anniccharico 1994, 1996 9.96 2. Keri Sommer 1996-97 .585 2. Kelly Munkwitz 2002-04 11.00 3. Erika Pfister 1995 .559 3. Meredith Callinan 2001-02 11.15 4. Meghan Keegan 1998 .540 4. Angela Lozado 1999-02 11.62 5. Jeannette Anniccharico 1994, 1996 .498 5. Ashley Trimble 2003-06 11.67 6. Meredith Callinan 2001-02 .494 6. Erika Pfister 1995 12.55 7. Kelly Munkwitz 2002-04 .489 7. Katie Hand 2005-06 12.91 8. Stephanie Burlton 2004 .481 8. Stephanie Burlton 2004 13.78 9. Katie Hand 2004-06 .432 9. Mary Albano 2007 14.38 10. Kirstin Betsill 2008-pres. .428 10. Kirstin Betsill 2008-pres. 14.63

Kirstin Betsill

16 2011 Manhattanville Women’s Lacrosse Media Guide Single-Season Records POINTS GOALS ASSISTS 1. Liz McNamee 2002 89 1. Liz McNamee 2002 67 1. Katie Frattarola 2002 31 2. Katie Frattarola 2000 82 2. Katie Frattarola 2001 63 2. Katie Frattarola 2000 30 Katie Frattarola 2002 82 3. Cory Alcorn 2008 62 3. Ann Spataro 2000 26 4. Katie Frattarola 2001 80 4. Abbe Grimes 2008 56 4. Abbe Grimes 2007 23 5. Cory Alcorn 2008 76 5. Katie Frattarola 2000 52 5. Liz McNamee 2002 22 6. Abbe Grimes 2007 71 6. Katie Frattarola 2002 51 April Yeomans 2002 22 7. April Yeomans 2002 70 7. Katie Bertel 2009 50 7. Liz McNamee 2000 20 8. Katie Frattarola 1999 65 8. April Yeomans 2002 48 Cory Alcorn 2006 20 Abbe Grimes 2008 65 April Yeomans 2004 48 9. Katie Frattarola 1999 18 10. Liz McNamee 2000 61 Abbe Grimes 2006 48 10. Katie Frattarola 2001 17 Ann Spataro 2000 61 Abbe Grimes 2007 48 Cory Alcorn 2006 61 Abbe Grimes 2009 48 GW GOALS GROUND BALLS DRAW CONTROLS 1. Katie Frattarola 2001 4 1. Dionne Jones 2004 71 1. Katie Frattarola 2002 67 Cory Alcorn 2008 4 2. Susan Horton 2002 62 2. Jen Ascencio 2010 55 Abbe Grimes 2008 4 3. Susan Horton 2003 61 3. Dionne Jones 2006 51 4. Katie Frattarola 2000 3 4. Dionne Jones 2006 57 4. Cory Alcorn 2008 50 Liz McNamee 2002 3 5. Dionne Jones 2003 56 5. Cory Alcorn 2006 42 Cory Alcorn 2006 3 April Yeomans 2004 56 6. Liz McNamee 2003 41 Cory Alcorn 2007 3 7. Jess Zimmerman 2006 53 Emelda Ogweta 2009 41 Jen Ascencio 2009 3 Cory Alcorn 2008 53 8. Katie Bertel 2009 40 9. Eight Players Tied --- 2 9. Cyndi Bartlett 2002 51 9. Emelda Ogweta 2008 39 April Yeomans 2002 51 10. Dionne Jones 2004 37 April Yeomans 2005 37 Emelda Ogweta 2010 37 KEEPER MINS. KEEPER WINS SAVES 1. Kirstin Betsill 2008 1020:00 1. Kirstin Betsill 2009 11 1. Angela Lozado 2000 248 2. Kirstin Betsill 2009 958:34 2. Kirstin Betsill 2008 9 2. Meghan Keegan 1998 198 3. Mary Albano 2007 914:03 3. Angela Lozado 2000 6 3. Angela Lozado 1999 193 4. Kirstin Betsill 2010 904:07 Katie Hand 2006 6 4. Kirstin Betsill 2008 187 5. Katie Hand 2005 780:00 Mary Albano 2007 6 5. Keri Sommer 1997 186 6. Katie Hand 2006 767:46 6. Meredith Callinan 2001 5 6. Kirstin Betsill 2009 176 7. Angela Lozado 2000 660:00 7. Erika Pfister 1995 4 7. Erika Pfister 1995 175 8. Meghan Keegan 1998 630:00 Katie Hand 2005 4 8. Katie Hand 2006 142 9. Erika Pfister 1995 600:00 Kirstin Betsill 2010 4 9. Mary Albano 2007 141 10. Stephanie Burlton 2004 548:45 10. Angela Lozado 1999 3 10. Stephanie Burlton 2007 117 Angela Lozado 2001 3 Angela Lozado 2002 3 Kelly Munkwitz 2002 3 SAVE PCT. GA AVG. Team Single-Season Records Minimum 300 Minutes Played Minimum 300 Minutes Played Goals: 234 2009 1. Angela Lozado 2000 .678 1. Jeanette Anniccharico 1994 7.50 Assists: 104 2002 2. Angela Lozado 1999 .666 2. Meredith Callinan 2001 9.01 Points: 319 2002 3. Keri Sommer 1996 .588 3. Angela Lozado 2000 10.73 Shots: 549 2008 4. Keri Sommer 1997 .583 4. Angela Lozado 2002 10.88 Ground Balls: 464 2002 5. Angela Lozado 2001 .568 5. Angela Lozado 2001 11.26 Wins: 11 2009 6. Erika Pfister 1995 .559 6. Katie Hand 2005 12.77 Losses: 13 2010 7. Meredith Callinan 2001 .543 7. Katie Hand 2006 13.05 GA Average: 10.05 2001 8. Meghan Keegan 1998 .540 8. Stephanie Burlton 2004 13.78 Saves: 248 2000 9. Angela Lozado 2002 .515 9. Kelly Pfister 1995 13.80 Save Pct.: .678 2000 10. Stephanie Burlton 2004 .481 10. Kirstin Betsill 2009 13.90 Games: 17 2008-10 Valiant NCAA Statistical Champions Katie Frattarola - 1999 • Led Division III with 7.22 points per game (10th in Division III history) • Led Division III with 5.22 goals per game Katie Frattarola - 2000 • Led Division III with 7.45 points per game (7th in Division III history) Angela Lozado - 2000 • Led Division III with .678 save percentage (11th in Division III history and highest since 1998) 2011 Manhattanville Women’s Lacrosse Media Guide 17 Single-Game Records POINTS 1. Katie Frattarola vs. Western New England April 24, 1999 13 2. Katie Frattarola at Kean March 22, 2000 12 Katie Frattarola vs. Southern Maine March 24, 2001 12 4. Katie Frattarola vs. New Paltz April 14, 1999 11 Katie Frattarola vs. Eastern Connecticut April 15, 2000 11 Katie Frattarola vs. Stevens April 16, 2000 11 Ann Spataro vs. Stevens April 29, 1998 11 8. Ann Spataro at Kean March 22, 2000 10 Liz McNamee vs. Stevens April 16, 2000 10 Katie Frattarola vs. Scranton March 25, 2000 10 Katie Frattarola at Montclair State March 27, 2001 10 Angela Lozado at Stevens April 4, 2001 10 Katie Katie Frattarola vs. Western New England April 28, 2001 10 Frattarola Abbe Grimes vs. Dominican (N.Y.) March 17, 2009 10 GOALS 1. Katie Frattarola vs. Western New England April 24, 1999 10 2. Katie Frattarola vs. New Paltz April 14, 1999 9 Katie Frattarola vs. Eastern Connecticut April 15, 2000 9 Maggie Thomas Katie Frattarola vs. Southern Maine March 24, 2001 9 Abbe Grimes vs. Dominican (N.Y.) March 17, 2009 9 6. Ann Spataro vs. Stevens April 29, 1998 8 Ann Spataro at Kean March 22, 2000 8 Katie Frattarola at Kean March 22, 2000 8 Katie Frattarola at Montclair State March 27, 2001 8 Angela Lozado at Stevens April 4, 2001 8 Abbe Katie Frattarola at New Paltz April 11, 2001 8 Grimes Cory Alcorn vs. Stevens March 30, 2007 8 ASSISTS

1. Megan Cole at New Paltz April 19, 1998 5 Megan Liz McNamee at Kean March 22, 2000 5 Cole Katie Frattarola vs. Scranton March 25, 2000 5 Katie Frattarola vs. Stevens April 16, 2000 5 Liz McNamee vs. Stevens April 16, 2000 5 Maggie Thomas 4. 12 Players Tied -- -- 4

SAVES 1. Angela Lozado vs. Scranton March 25, 2000 36* 2. Angela Lozado vs. Kean March 24, 1999 33 3. Angela Lozado vs. Western New England April 24, 1999 32 4. Keri Sommer at Kean April 17, 1996 31 Angela Lozado at Kean March 22, 2000 31 6. Meghan Keegan vs. Stevens April 29, 1998 29 7. Kelly Munkwitz at Oneonta March 27, 2004 27 8. Angela Lozado at Elmira April 2, 2000 26 9. Angela Lozado at Vassar April 8, 2000 25 Keri Sommer * Fourth-most saves in a game in Division III history

18 2011 Manhattanville Women’s Lacrosse Media Guide All-Time Roster Albano, Mary 2007 Hart, Patricia 1994 Pisano, Tara 2010 Alcorn, Cory 2005-08 Hassinger, Karen 1995-96 Pomato, Alex 2010 Anniccharico, Jeannette 1994, 1996 Hayden, Kim 2002 Ranney, Ellie 1999 Ascencio, Jen 2008-10 Hayes, Kimberly 1994 Racine, Michele 1994-95 Avila, Stephanie 2008-09 Helm, Lauren 1999-00 Reed, Jennifer 2000 Barletta, Hilary 2007 Holahan, Colleen 2006-09 Rein, Stephanie 2005 Barrett, Mégan 2008-09 Horton, Susan 2001-03 Rickershauser, Jessica 2001-04 Bartlett, Cyndi 2002 Housser, Callie 2007, 2009-10 Robinson, Cybil 2008-10 Baviello, Lauren 2007 Hughes, Bridget 1997 Rojas, Marilyn 2008 Berardo, Sami 2009-10 Ip, Maggie 1994 Rubenstein, Natasha 2000-03 Bertel, Katie 2006-09 Jason, Wendy 1995-96 Rutledge, Lauren 2010 Betsill, Kirstin 2008-10 Jones, Dionne 2003-06 Saint, Sarah 2005 Bliss, Stephanie 1996-97 Jones-Mohammed, April 2006 Saporetti, Erin 2010 Burlton, Stephanie 2004 Kalu, Agbogo 2010 Savage, Courtney 1995-96 Buttner, Ingrid 1995-96 Kardos, Nicole 1996 Savrides, Liz 1999 Callinan, Meredith 2001-02 Keanelly, Christina 1996-98 Scanlon, Heather 1994 Carr, Rachel 2002 Keegan, Meghan 1998 Scarrone, Kristin 1997 Catapano, Nicole 2009-10 Kleiner, Kerri 1999-01 Schoenig, Spencer 1994-97 Chadonic, Meghan 2000-02 Kovac, Cassie 2009 Scicutella, Danielle 2009-10 Chung, Maggie 1994 Kung, Nancy 1994 Scognamillo, Amy 1995-96 Clement, Vivette 1998-00 Lachance, Julie 2005 Scott, Kaitlyn 2004 Cloutier, Jessica 1994 Lacroix, Danielle 2004-06 Seery, Erika 2004, 2006 Coe, Blakely 1999-00 Lake, Dawn 1994-96 Senglaub, Katy 1997 Coffey, Kristen 2001-02 Lake, Trudi 2000 Shellock, Vanda 1994-96 Cole, Megan 1998-99 Lauten, Katie 2004-07 Silsby, Bethany 1999 Colon, Mercedes 1996-98 Levine, Carolyn 2009-10 Sims, Latoya 1997 Cox, Brynn 2000 Lomedico, Nancy 1994 Sipes, Allyson 1998-99 Cunzio, Grayce 2005-08 Lozado, Angela 1999-02 Smith, Sara 1997-00 Daly, Eileen 1996 Luddy, Emily 2000 Snowden, Aubrey 2002 DeMarco, Ashley 2009-10 Lynch, Alissa 2004-06 Sommer, Keri 1996-97 Ditaranto, Stephanie 2005 Madden, Kim 1994 Spataro, Ann 1997-00 Dorval, Lindsey 2000 Malone, Virginia 2004 Spelman, Kirsten 2007-10 DuBois, Danielle 2005 Massaroni, Heather 2009 Stewart, Cherie 2005 Emborsky, Mary 1994 McGinley, Shannon 1998-99 Stubbs, Delia 2001, 2004 Essary, Amanda 2005 McGinley-Huska, Bridget 1999-01 Takebe, Yoshiko 1994 Eurkus, Stacey 2003-04 McGuire, Jenna 2007 Tawara, Reiko 1996 Feldman-Block, Abigail 1998 McMurray, Kelly 2005-08 Taylor, Amy 2002, 2005 Flynn, Courtney 2006 McNamee, Liz 2000-03 Torres, Jess 2001 Foley, Lindsay 2005 Medcalf, Suzanne 2002 Trimble, Ashley 2004-06 Forster, Janelle 2004 Medina, Jennifer 1996 Tubridy, Kalen 1994 Franco, Amanda 1996 Miller, Lauren 2007 Von Bredow, Carina 2005 Frattarola, Katie 1999-02 Moncada, Kim 1994-96 Webber, Darby 2008-10 Frieden, Claudia 1994 Morales, Vanessa 2008 Winslow, Amber 2006-08 Georgieu, Elena 1997 Morrison, Mary Rose 2010 Yarnell, Stephanie 1999-01 Gilson, Maura 1995-96 Muia, Daniella 1998-00 Yeomans, April 2002-05 Goncalves, Melissa 2010 Munkwitz, Kelly 2002, 2004 Youngren, Karla 1995-96 Gonzalez, Liz 1995-96 Murray, Kelly 2010 Zimmerman, Jessica 2005-06 Graul, Heather 2000-01 Napoli, Susan 1995-96 Zippo, Lisa 2000-01 Grimes, Abbe 2006-09 Neuschotz, Emily 1998 Guichard, Kristy 2009-10 Ogweta, Emelda 2008-10 NOTE: Some seasons do not have complete rosters available. If you have any additions or Osborne, Laura 1999 Guinea, Barbara 1997 corrections to this roster, please contact the Hand, Katie 2004-06 Pacelli, Suzanne 1996-97 Sports Information Office at 914-323-7280. Hanley, Michelle 1997 Pfister, Erika 1995-96 Harris, Rachel 1994-96 Pinkham, Mary 2001

2011 Manhattanville Women’s Lacrosse Media Guide 19 Facilities GoValiants.com Field Completed just before the start of the Fall 2005 season, GoValiants.com Field is one of the top outdoor turf facilities in the Northeast, and serves as home to the Manhattanville lacrosse, soccer and field hockey programs. Surrounded by a new lighting system, scoreboard, press box and bleacher-style seating, GoValiants.com Field is made up of state-of-the-art Field Turf, a technology that emulates the stability and resilience of natural grass without the obvious maintenance. The field’s durability and elaborate drainage system allow the Valiants to play in all kinds of weather and also allow all 21 Manhattanville athletic teams to make use of the program for training, practice and games. The field itself measures 120 x 72 yards and the four light poles – each 90-feet high – let the Valiants play under the lights several times each year, something few other Division III programs can do. The press box at GoValiants.com Field is wired for Internet and phone access, allowing for live audio and video broadcasts of Valiant games along with use of SIDEARM Sports’ live stats program that allow fans to follow all the action when not in Purchase. There are also ample electrical outlets and a photography bay above the press box for use by media and team personnel. A high-powered sound system is also housed in the press box. The Manhattanville women’s lacrosse team has been one of the school’s most successful teams at its new field, including three winning seasons in a row from 2007-09. In 2009, the Valiants won a program-record seven games on their home turf, including wins in their first three home matches of the year on the way to the best start to a season in school history. The Valiants have only played one postseason match at home and that came before the turf of GoValiants.com Field, but the team emerged victorious with a 16-10 win over Montclair State University in the first round of the Knickerbocker Lacrosse Conference Tournament back on April 30, 2003. The Valiant women’s lacrosse team earned its first victory at its new home on the team’s third try, defeating Western Connecticut State University by a dominating 18-2 score on March 27, 2006. Kennedy Gymnasium Dedicated in October 1957 by the family of eventual United States President John F. Kennedy, Kennedy Gymnasium is the day-to-day home of the Manhattanville Department of Athletics and also serves as the home court for the Valiant men’s and women’s basketball and women’s volleyball programs. With balcony and ground-level seating for 1,000 spectators, Kennedy Gymna- sium gives the Manhattanville teams that play inside it a loud and imposing home- court advantage. With bleachers lining the near sideline of the court and a large balcony overhanging the bleachers, there is plenty of room for Valiant friends, family and fans to cheer on their favorite Manhattanville teams throughout the season. The main gymnasium also includes a new scoreboard, a brand-new scorer’s table, as well as phone and internet access that allows all Valiant games inside Kennedy Gym to be broadcast as either an audio or video stream. New lighting was recently installed in the gym as well in order to enhance the fan and player experience. In addition to the main gym, the Kennedy complex also houses a full-length swimming pool as well as the department’s strength & conditioning and sports medicine facilities, which are located on the ground floor of the building and are fully-staffed year round.

Kennedy Gym Facilities Kennedy Gym’s main attraction, a basketball and volleyball arena, is flanked by strength & conditioning, sports medicine, locker room and office facilities, as well and a full-length swimming pool and dance studio. All in-season sports have their own space inside Kennedy Gymnasium’s several locker rooms (one of which is pictured to the left), with each player allowed his or her own locker for the full season. Inside the fully-enclosed locker rooms, members of the coaching staff can address their team before, during and after games, while the rooms also serve as a perfect congregating spot for teams at any time throughout the season. The rest of the locker rooms inside Kennedy Gym include full shower and locker fa- cilities, as well as access to Manhattanville’s swimming pool, strength and conditioning facilities, and athletic training facilities, all of which are fully-staffed year round. As the day-to-day administrative home of the Manhattanville Athletic Department, the offices of almost all varsity head and assistant coaches at the school are also located within the Kennedy Gym walls, as are the offices of all Manhattanville athletics adminis- trators and support staff. Manhattanville’s athletic trophies and banners, highlighting the program’s best ac- complishments throughout the school’s distinguished athletic history, are also located inside the lobby and main arena of Kennedy Gymnasium. The gym also plays host to several camps and local recreational groups during the summer and throughout the school year.

20 2011 Manhattanville Women’s Lacrosse Media Guide Support Staff Strength & Conditioning Focused on the overall development of the student-athlete, the Manhattanville Strength & Conditioning staff will maximize the athletic performance of Valiant student-athletes by using the most effective and effi cient training techniques to compete injury free at the highest level of competition. The aim is to instill a sense of self-discipline, respect and responsibility to achieve the ultimate goal of a team championship. The strength and conditioning department is housed inside Healthworks, a large, state-of-the-art weight and cardiovascular training facility located on the bottom fl oor of the Athletic Department hub, Kennedy Gymnasium. The room includes several power development stations, glut ham benches, decline abdominal benches and physioballs and cardiovascular machines that are available for student-athlete use both in and out of season as well as during the summer. In 2007, Manhattanville College opened the new Richard A. Berman Student Center in the center of campus that includes a fi rst-class workout area for the general student population; as a result, Healthworks is now the exclusive strength and conditioning home of Valiant student-athletes. Head Coach Corey Crane Third Season - Northern Iowa ’97 Corey Crane is in the third season of his second stint as Assistant Coach Jonathan Plato Manhattanville’s Head Strength and Conditioning Coach and also Second Season - Syracuse ’05 serves as the school’s Assistant Athletic Director for Academics. Jonathan Plato is in his second season as an Assistant Crane is responsible for managing and providing the design, Strength and Conditioning Coach at Manhattanville. implementation, supervision and evaluation of the strength and Plato comes to Purchase after competing at Big East power conditioning program utilized by the school’s 21 varsity sports. Syracuse University as a member of the football team. Plato Crane brings a wealth of strength and conditioning experience was a three-time scout player of the week and four-time scholar- to Manhattanville. He previously spent two years as the Associate athlete award recipient. He was a member of the 2004 Big East Head Strength and Conditioning Coach at the United States Military Academy at West Championship team that played in the Champs Sports Bowl. Point, working with all of the school’s 17 sports but focusing primarily on the Academy’s For the previous four years, Plato worked for MTV Networks as football, men’s lacrosse, hockey and volleyball programs. a senior fi nancial analyst managing international business requests in Europe, Asia and Crane also has worked as the Head Strength and Conditioning Coach at Western Japan. Plato was also involved with enterprise One system user security and managing Illinois University during the 2005-06 school year and previously spent one year in quarterly auditing by Sarbanes Oxley, for enterprise One. Purchase as Manhattanville’s Head Strength and Conditioning Coach before taking an In December 2009, Plato became certifi ed as a Certifi ed Strength and Conditioning assistant position at Army for four years. specialist, as well as being named a National Strength and Conditioning Associate. Sports Medicine The Sports Medicine facilities at Manhattanville College are located inside the hub of Manhattanville Athletics, Kennedy Gymnasium, and are the only place where Valiant student-athletes from all 21 varsity sports come to receive comprehensive health care from any of the Athletic Department’s three fully-certifi ed, full-time athletic trainers. The athletic training staff has fi ve main objectives: prevention of athletic injuries; recognition, evaluation and treatment of injuries that do occur; rehabilitation; health care administration; and professional development. The athletic training staff also has on-campus access to state-of-the-art training methods, including ultrasound capability, electrical muscle stimulation and whirlpool treatments. The training staff is also privileged to be affi liated with some of the best physi- cians in the Westchester area, benefi tting from a close relationship with Plancher Orthopedics and Sports Medicine and head team physician Dr. Kevin Plancher, who works out of nearby Greenwich, Conn. The Manhattanville Sports Medicine staff can be contacted throughout the day via phone at (914) 323-7276, via fax at (914) 323-7212, or via email at [email protected]. Head Trainer Scott McIver Asst. Trainer Khackik “JR” Barkamian Graduate Asst. Trainer Calla Taft Seventh Season - Iona ’83 Third Season - MCLA ’01 Second Season - Castleton State ’09 Scott McIver, MS, ATC, is in his Khachik “JR” Barkamian, Calla Taft is in her second seventh season as the head athletic MSEd, ATC, is in his third season season as a Graduate Assistant trainer at Manhattanville. McIver as Assistant Athletic Trainer at Athletic Trainer at Manhattanville. previously served as the school’s Manhattanville. A 2009 graduate of Castleton head trainer from 2000-02 before Barkamian came to the Valiants State College, Taft worked her returning to the school before the from Fordham University, where he sophomore, junior and senior years 2006-07 school year. provided coverage for the men’s in the Sports Medicine Offi ce. She After departing Manhattanville soccer and men’s basketball teams assisted with coverage of practice in 2002, McIver was named the and assisted with spring football and games both home and away, head athletic trainer at Iona Prep workouts. care for and prevention of injuries, High School, providing coverage for 20 sports and 250 Prior to his time at Fordham, Barkamian served as pre and post practice/game treatment, rehabilitation, student-athletes. Before his fi rst stint in Purchase, McIver the Head Athletic Trainer and taught in the Physical documentation, and athletic training room management. In served as an associate athletic trainer at Pace University Education Department at Sarah Lawrence College. her three seasons at Castleton, Taft worked with women’s for 12 years from 1989 to 2000, coordinating athletic He also has served as an Assistant Athletic Trainer at basketball, men’s lacrosse and softball programs. training coverage and strength and conditioning for all Siena College after doing his Graduate Assistant work Taft is certifi ed by the American Red Cross CPR/AED Setter sports. at Niagara University, where he also earned an MSEd in for the Professional Rescuer, and American Red Cross McIver received his master’s degree in Athletic Training School Counseling. First Aid. and Exercise Science from Long Island University in Barkamian is an NATABOC Certified Athletic Besides her work in sports medicine, Taft was a four- 1990 and his bachelor’s degree in Psychology from Trainer and is also accredited as a New York State year letterwinner in fi eld hockey and played one season Iona College in 1983. A member of the National Athletic Licensed Athletic Trainer. In addition, he holds several of women’s lacrosse at Castleton State as well. Trainers Association and American Orthotic and Prosthetic American Red Cross certifi cations, including Emergency Association, he is also an Emergency Medical Technician Response, Professional Rescue and Professional Rescue and a licensed massage therapist. Instruction. 2011 Manhattanville Women’s Lacrosse Media Guide 21 Manhattanville College, located just north of New York City in thriving Westchester County, has been educating young people on its beautiful 100-acre campus for over 150 years. With only 1,700 undergraduate students, each student is able to make a personal contribution to the campus community in more than 50 areas of study and 50 campus clubs. Also one of the most diverse campuses in the area, Manhattanville attracts students from 48 states and 76 countries.

SCHOOL HISTORY Founded in 1841 in a three-story building on Houston Street of Manhattan’s Lower East Side as the Academy of the Sacred Heart, a Catholic boarding school for girls, Manhattanville has been educating students in the New York area for over 150 years. Six years after its founding in 1847, the The architectural and administrative center of Manhattanville’s campus is Reid Castle, which was built in 1892 academy relocated to an area just north and overlooks both the quadrangle and the school’s athletic fi elds. On a clear day, you can stand atop the of New York City on a hill overlooking the castle and see the skyscrapers of New York City in the distance to the southwest. village of Manhattanville. Destroyed by fi re ABOUT MANHATTANVILLE local, national and international communities in 1888, the academy was rebuilt on the At Manhattanville College, rigorous around us. The school offers Bachelor of same foundation and continued to grow both academic preparation within a nurturing Arts, Fine Arts, Music and Science degrees, in curriculum and physical environment. In environment is matched by personalized while also housing a highly respected and March of 1917 – 76 years after its founding attention to every student. Our close-knit blossoming array of graduate programs. as an academy – Manhattanville was community of 1,700 undergraduate students Our students also participate in over 50 chartered as a college by the New York State and 1,200 graduate students allows each social clubs, run an award-winning radio Board of Regents, allowing the school to student to make a personal contribution for station, and collectively engage in over grant undergraduate and graduate degrees the school. The student body also is one of 30,000 hours of community service each for the fi rst time. the nation’s most diverse according to the year. Many students also design their own Thirty-five years later, in 1952, Princeton Review, representing almost every majors by matching interests with courses, Manhattanville moved to its current location state and more than 75 countries. providing a unique educational experience in Purchase on the former estate of New With more than 50 areas of undergraduate both in and out of the classroom. York Tribune publisher and Ambassador to study, ranging from the Liberal Arts to cross- Our beautiful 100-acre campus with England Whitelaw Reid. The estate included disciplinary studies such as Environmental its historic architecture and recent a mansion, Ophir Hall, which has since been Science and professional concentrations environmentally-responsible buildings is renamed Reid Castle and serves as the such as Business and Museum Studies, our set in thriving Westchester County. Life at centerpiece of Manhattanville’s picturesque students discover their passions and feel Manhattanville blends the leisurely pace of Westchester campus. empowered to make a difference in the larger suburbia with the rich cultural resources and fast pace of New York City, which is only thirty minutes away.

THE CORE VALUES Proudly a value-oriented liberal arts college for more than 150 years, Manhattanville is still guided by the mission “to educate students to become ethically and socially responsible leaders for the global community.” Manhattanville is committed to following its mission by: • Ensuring the intellectual, ethical and social development of each student within a community of engaged scholars and teachers; • Encouraging each student to develop as an independent leader and creative thinker in pursuing career and personal goals; and • Providing a diverse, inclusive and nurturing environment which develops in each student a commitment to service and leadership within a global community. MY SOLDIER Manhattanville’s most well-known social action program was founded by a Valiant student-athlete, men’s soccer player Juan Salas, a naturalized U.S. citizen originally from Venezuela who saw active combat duty in Iraq and was commended for saving the life of a child during his tour. Salas said his mission in Iraq was to “win the hearts and minds of the Iraqi people,” but he continued that while the service was at times challenging, “it was the letters that kept me going. From kids, boy scouts, students. A letter was like a piece of gold, something you want to keep for the rest of your life.” When Salas got back to Manhattanville, he wanted to help his fellow soldiers overseas and approached former College President Richard A. Berman with an idea. Together with Berman and administrator Anne Gold, they launched the My Soldier program on February 14, 2004. Participants in the My Soldier program, who are not limited to Manhattanville students, send letters and occasional care In the classroom, students have the opportunity to choose over 50 different fi elds of undergraduate study at packages overseas to boost the quality of Manhattanville; outside of it, there are at least 50 extracurricular clubs and organizations available for students life for American troops. to discover and cultivate their passions. A non-politically affi liated program, My A TRADITION OF SERVICE Science and helps the next generation Solider has been wildly successful, with Co-educational since 1969 and non- of college-educated activists acquire the participants from all 50 states and over denominational in its governance since practical skills and knowledge necessary for 400,000 people in total, reaching more than 1971, Manhattanville’s original vision lives work in some fi eld of social change. 175,000 U.S. troops. on in the tradition of service begun by the Society of the Sacred Heart. This tradition, NEW YORK CITY which preceded the college’s charter, While on the school’s beautiful 100-acre determined the character the school would campus, students are only a 30-minute car have: a fi rm belief in the liberalizing effect of or Metro North train ride from New York City, the liberal arts, a lively sense of tradition, a giving them the chance to blend the leisurely wide-ranging interest in the most humane pace of suburban life in Westchester with manifestations of the human spirit, and the most populous and exciting city in the a continuing effort to enhance the local United States. community and to accept responsibility for Manhattanville’s location offers students this segment of human history. a unique opportunity to take advantage of As a result, countless students are all that New York City has to offer. Whether involved annually in a number of community you want to enjoy a Broadway show, catch service and social action programs. Last a professional sports event, tour a museum year, Manhattanville’s students contributed or art gallery, shop at the world’s best stores, over 30,000 hours of service while gaining dine at the country’s best restaurants, or valuable experience in such areas as simply stroll around and take in the city’s management, teaching and advocacy. many well-known landmarks such as the At the heart of Manhattanville’s ethic Statue of Liberty or Times Square, New of community service and service learning York City offers something for everyone to is the Duchesne Center for Religion and enjoy. Social Justice. The center, which coordinates The school’s proximity to the worldwide many of Manhattanville’s myriad service leader in finance, entertainment, culture programs, serves as the coordinator, catalyst and more also offers Manhattanville and incubator for community outreach, undergraduate and graduate students a cultural, leadership and spiritual initiatives unique and exciting opportunity for jobs and both across the Manhattanville campus and internships both in the city itself and in the beyond. thriving New York City suburbs, including In addition, the Connie Hogarth Center right here in Purchase! for Social Action works closely with the Departments of Sociology and Political