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2014 Women's Lacrosse Quick Facts 2014 UC Davis Women's Lacrosse Media Guide 2014 UC Davis Women’s Lacrosse Media Guide GENERAL 2013 RECAP Quick Facts ........................................................................................1 Game-by-Game Scores .....................................................................10 2014 Roster ........................................................................................2 Individual Statistics ..........................................................................11 Head Coach Kate Henwood ................................................................3 MPSF Recap .....................................................................................12 Assistant Coach Amanda Kammes ......................................................3 MPSF Statistical Leaders ...................................................................13 Assistant Coach Casey Kellogg............................................................3 PROGRAM HISTORY AGGIE PROFILES School Records ............................................................................14-18 Sam Axenroth, Troy Cragen, Ellie Delich, Mary Doyle ........................4 All-Time Letterwinners .....................................................................19 Savannah Hadley, K.C. Hill, Meghan Jordan, Pauline Kaplan ..............5 Year-by-Year Scores ......................................................................20-21 Melissa Kellan, Tess Kevorkian, Elizabeth Landry, Allison Langius ......6 Year-by-Year Records ........................................................................21 Allie Lehner, Rachael Mack, Jordan Mack, Eliza Marcus .....................7 Aggie Award Winners ..................................................................22-23 Kai Murphy, Lauren Nardi, Courtney Neff, Sara Quero .......................8 Morgan Sissler, Carly Voris .................................................................9 2014 Women’s Lacrosse Quick Facts School University of California, Davis (UC Davis) Head Coach Kate Henwood, 2nd Year (La Salle ’05) Address One Shields Avenue / Davis, CA 95616 Office 2214 Cowell Building Established/Founded 1905/1908 One Shields Avenue Enrollment 34,155 Davis, CA 95616 Nickname Aggies Email [email protected] Colors Yale Blue & Gold Phone (530) 574-8181 National Affiliation NCAA Division I Career & UC Davis Record 6-9 (1 year) Conference Mountain Pacific Sports Federation Home Site Aggie Stadium (10,743) Assistant Coach Amanda Kammes, 2nd Year (Penn ’05) Email [email protected] Chancellor Dr. Linda P.B. Katehi (Athens Polytechnic ’77) Director of Athletics Terry Tumey (UCLA ’88) Assistant Coach Casey Kellogg, 1st Year (Hofstra ’13) Executive Sr. Associate A.D./ Email [email protected] Senior Woman Administrator Nona Richardson (Michigan State ’83) Senior Associate A.D. 2013 Record 6-9, 3-5 MPSF Ext. Affairs & Resource Dev.: Sharon Takeda (UCLA ’89) 2013 Conference Finish T5th in MPSF standings Executive Assistant A.D. Letterwinners Ret./Lost 18/6 Business Operations: Mike Bazemore (Sam Houston State ’82) Starters Ret./Lost 8/4 Assistant A.D.s Media Relations: Mike Robles (Cal Poly ’88) Media Relations Contact Mark Honbo (UC Davis ’94) Sports Performance, Enhancement & Dev.: Josh Flushman (UC Davis ’00) Email [email protected] Marketing & Promotions: Scott Brayton (UC Davis ‘94) Media Relations Phone (530) 752-8050 Development: Mike Angius (UC Davis ‘77) Aggies on the Web http://www.ucdavisaggies.com Faculty Athletic Rep. Dr. Scott Carrell (Air Force ’95) Director of Sports Medicine Tina Tubbs (Humboldt State ’00) Director of Academic Services Michelle Roppeau (Carleton) 1 • 2014 UC DAVIS WOMEN’S LACROSSE 2014 Women’s Lacrosse Numerical Roster No Player Pos Ht Yr Hometown Previous School(s) Major 11 Sam AXENROTH* Atk 5-4 So. Doylestown, Pa. Central Bucks East HS ’12 Psychology 9 Troy CRAGEN** Atk 5-5 Jr. High Ridge, Mo. Nerinx Hall HS ’11 Viticulture & Enology 15 Ellie DELICH* Mid 5-8 So. Coquitlam, B.C. Burnaby North Secondary ’12 Exercise Biology 3 Mary DOYLE* Def 5-5 So. Orinda, Calif. Miramonte HS ’12 Undeclared 22 Savannah HADLEY* Mid 5-8 So. Elk Grove, Calif. Pleasant Grove HS ’12 Biological Systems Engineering 20 K.C. HILL Atk 5-1 Fr. Novato, Calif. Marin Catholic HS ’13 Human Development 7 Meghan JORDAN** Mid 5-8 Jr. Lake Oswego, Ore. Lakeridge HS ’10 Communication/Design 88 Pauline KAPLAN Atk 5-10 Fr. Danbury, Conn. Danbury HS ’13 Chemistry 5 Melissa KELLAN Atk 6-2 Fr. Vienna, Va. James Madison HS ’13 Exploratory 17 Tess KEVORKIAN Def 5-5 Fr. Danville, Calif. San Ramon Valley HS ’13 Communication 12 Elizabeth LANDRY** Mid 5-11 Jr. Lafayette, Calif. Acalanes HS ’11 International Relations 2 Allison LANGIUS*** Mid 5-7 Sr. Santa Ana, Calif. Foothill HS ’10 Civil Engineering 28 Allie LEHNER** Mid 5-6 Jr. Orange, Calif. Beckman HS ’11 Managerial Economics 10 Rachael MACK** Def 5-5 Sr. Davis, Calif. Davis HS ’10 Clinical Nutrition 32 Jordan MAJKA*** GK 5-9 Sr. Lake Forest, Ill. Lake Forest HS ’10 Sociology 18 Eliza MARCUS Mid 5-8 Fr. Ridgefield, Conn. Ridgefield HS ’13 Natural Sciences 29 Kai MURPHY** GK 5-10 Jr. Morristown, N.J. Morristown HS ’11 Microbiology 4 Lauren NARDI*** Mid 5-7 Sr. El Cajon, Calif. Cathedral Catholic HS ’10 Sociology 1 Courtney NEFF* Atk 5-4 So. Lafayette, Calif. Acalanes HS ’12 International Relations 19 Sara QUERO** Mid 5-5 Jr. Pleasanton, Calif. Foothill HS ’11 Biomedical Engineering 26 Morgan SISSLER* Mid 5-8 So. Franklin Lakes, N.J. Ramapo HS ’11 Chemical Engineering 21 Carly VORIS*** Mid 6-0 Sr. San Diego, Calif. Mount Carmel HS ’10 Technocultural Studies * - denotes years played at UC Davis PRONUNCIATION GUIDE Kate HENWOOD Head Coach, 2nd Year (La Salle ’05) Allison LANGIUS: rhymes with “Angus” Amanda KAMMES Assistant Coach, 2nd Year (Penn ’05) Allie LEHNER: “lenner” Casey KELLOGG Assistant Coach, 1st Year (Hofstra ’13) Jordan MAJKA: “MYE-ka” KAI Murphy: rhymes with “tie” Sara QUERO: “CAIR-oh” 2 • 2014 UC DAVIS WOMEN’S LACROSSE Coaching Staff KATE AMANDA HENWOOD KAMMES Head Coach Assistant Coach 2nd Year 2nd Year La Salle ’05 Penn ’05 Kate Henwood, formerly the top assistant at Villanova and most Amanda Kammes reunited with head coach Kate Henwood as women’s recently the head coach at Garnet Valley High School in Glen Mills, lacrosse program’s top assistant at the start of the 2012-13 athletics year. Pa., became the third head coach for UC Davis women’s lacrosse in the She is involved with all aspects of the program. program’s varsity era. She assumed the helm in July of 2012. Kammes previously served as Henwood’s defensive coordinator at Henwood made her mark on the program in her first year, guiding Garnet Valley High School during that program’s 2011 and 2012 state the Aggies to the No. 5 offense in the nation. In the 2013 season finale, championship seasons. She ran the team’s strength and conditioning UC Davis enjoyed its biggest upset in program history with a 15-14 upset program, both during and out of season. During her brief tenure with of 14th-ranked Stanford. the Jaguars, Kammes’ athletes garnered four All-America awards and After three years as an assistant at Villanova, Henwood returned to three US Lacrosse All-Academic honors. her high school alma mater, immediately transforming a 9-10 Jaguar Before entering the lacrosse coaching world, Kammes served as an program into a national power. GVHS finished 11-8 in her first season, assistant women’s basketball coach at both American University (2005- then posted back-to-back 24-3 marks in 2011 and 2012. In her penul- 07) and later her alma mater Penn (2008-09). She had been a team timate season, the Jaguars ranked 13th nationally in ESPN’s Fab 50 and captain and starting point guard for Penn, which captured the Ivy League 17th in MaxPreps’ Xcellent 25 polls. championship in her junior year of 2004. Then in 2012, GVHS captured its second consecutive Pennsylvania Besides her coaching at GVHS, Kammes co-owned Impact Lacrosse, Interscholastic Athletic Association championship. The Jaguars won the which conducted individual training and lacrosse-specific sports camps school’s first the year before despite a roster with just one senior player. and clinics in the Delaware County, Penn. vicinity. Three of her standouts - Halley Barnes, Allyson Heavens and AnnaElise Morello - each captured US Lacrosse All-America nods last spring. For her part, Henwood earned Coach of the Year Prior to her arrival at Garnet Valley, Henwood served as Villanova’s top CASEY assistant coach and defensive coordinator under then head coach Jebb Chagan from 2006-09. During her three seasons, the Wildcats posted KELLOGG 19 wins after having combined for just nine in the previous four years. She also ran Nova’s summer lacrosse camps, served on Princeton’s camp Assistant Coach and coached at Ultimate Goal Lacrosse Club during that time. 1st Year Henwood started all four years at LaSalle, serving as team captain Hofstra ’13 in 2004 and 2005. She was selected as the Explorers’ team MVP as a sophomore, earned first-team All-Atlantic 10 Conference honors as a junior, then claimed an Academic All-Atlantic 10 nod as a senior. She finished her career ranked second in school history in goals (122), as- sists (31), points (154) and ground balls (124). Henwood also set a La Salle career record of 122 draw controls, having led her team in that Former Hofstra team captain Casey Kellogg joined the Aggie lacrosse category as a junior. staff as an assistant coach in the fall of 2013. Henwood earned her bachelor’s degree in social studies and second- A second-team All-Colonial Athletic
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