Caitlin Cahill

Sarah Wister

Lindsay Hendricks Jamie Dowling

Breanne Lowe CNU ATHLETIC FACILITIES TABLE OF CONTENTS

Captains Turf Field - Field Hockey/Lacrosse

The Freeman Center Captains Field - Soccer

Captains Park - Baseball POMOCO Stadium & Belk Track

CNU Courts Captains Park - Softball TABLE OF CONTENTS

General Information CNU Quick Facts...... 1 CNU at a Glance...... 32

Coaching Staff Head Coach Carrie Moura...... 2 Assistant Coach Jessica Weiss...... 3 Assistant Coach Ashley Hay...... 3 Assistant Coach Jessica Morelos...... 3 Student Assistant Lauren Cheatham...... 3

2012 Season Schedule...... 1, BC CNU Quick Facts/Directory Season Outlook...... 4 Location...... Newport News, Va. 2012 Captains...... 6 Area Population...... 500,000 est. Founded...... 1961 Meet the Senior Captains...... 8 Enrollment...... 4,800 Meet the Junior Captains...... 11 Nickname...... Captains Meet the Sophomore Captains...... 14 Colors...... Royal Blue and Silver Meet the New Captains...... 16 Conference...... Independent (field hockey) President...... Sen. Paul S. Trible, Jr. Opponent Profiles...... 31 Interim Director of Athletics...... Jon Waters Athletic Department Phone...... 757-594-7025 2011 Season Review of 2011...... 18 Game Results...... 19 2012 SCHEDULE Season Statistics...... 20 Date Opponent Location Time

September Record Book 1 Rhodes Danville, Ky. 2:00 pm 2 Centre Danville, Ky. 2:00 pm Yearly Leaders...... 22 6 Salisbury Salisbury, Md. 6:00 pm Team Records...... 22 9 Shenandoah Winchester, Va. 2:00 pm 14 Randolph-Macon Captains Field 7:00 pm Game, Season, Career Leaders...... 22 16 Denison* Captains Field 10:00 am Record vs. All Opponents...... 24 23 Stevens Alexandria, Va. 2:00 pm 26 Virginia Wesleyan Virginia Beach, Va. 7:15 pm Coaching Records...... 24 30 Lynchburg* Captains Field 2:00 pm

Year-by-Year Results...... 25 October Post Season Honors...... 26 6 Mary Washington Captains Field 1:00 pm 7 Bridgewater Captains Field 2:00 pm All-Time Roster...... 27 14 Wesley Dover, Del. 12:00 pm 17 Catholic Washington D.C. 6:00 pm 20 Eastern Mennonite Harrisonburg, Va. 4:00 pm 21 Washington & Lee Lexington, Va. 2:30 pm The Program November CNU at the Olympics...... 21 2 Houghton Captains Field 5:00 pm NCAA Appearances...... 28 4 Wilson Captains Field 1:00 pm

Player & Coaches Clinics...... 30 Home games in bold Ratcliffe Weight Room...... 30 * Clinic Dates

Credits The 2012 Field Hockey Media Guide is a publication of the Christopher Newport University Department of Athletic Communications. Editor/Writer: Rob Silsbee, Kenny Kline; Photography: Jesse Hutcheson, Joseph Gardner, University Communications; Cover & Interior Design: Kenny Kline; Printing: Fidelity Printing Incorporated.

CNU FIELD HOCKEY 2012 1 HEAD COACH CARRIE MOURA ASSISTANT COACHES

Head Coach Carrie Moura 10th Season at CNU (117-42)

Carrie Moura took over a struggling Christopher Newport field hockey team in 2003 and was the fourth coach in the pro- gram’s short four-year existence. Since then, she has built CNU into one of the finest Division III programs in the nation.

Moura has provided far more than con- sistency for CNU field hockey. She has brought a winning way that has propelled HEAD COACH the program to national recognition The first sign of that recognition came in 10th Year at CNU 2006 when the team was ranked No. 18 117-42 Record (.736) in the nation early in the season for the 6 NCAA Appearances program’s first-ever national ranking. The 2006 Captains would later receive their COACHING first ever NCAA at-large bid, hosting the HISTORY first round. They advanced to the Sweet Keene State College, 16 and eliminated 3-time defending Na- Lacrosse Head Coach, tional Champions Salisbury to move on to 1999-2001 the Elite Eight. Lynchburg College, Assistant Coach, At the end of the year, the awards flowed 2001-02 in for Moura. She was named National Division III Coach of the Year by womensfieldhockey. Christopher Newport com and Coach of the Year in Virginia. The program’s first ever All-American, All-Region, and Head Coach, State Player of the Year were chosen from the 2006 squad. 2003-present Since then, CNU has appeared in the NCAA Tournament all six years. Capturing at-large EDUCATION bids, the squad has reached the Sweet 16 four times. Fittingly, as the team has continued to succeed, its players have garnered recognition as well. The list of All American and All Bachelors (Physical Education), Keene State Region players continues to grow along with the program’s reputation. College Moura was voted the Virginia Sports Information Directors Coach of the Year in 2006, 2007 Masters (Educational th Leadership), Lynchburg and 2009. She is currently ranked 8 among active coaches with a .736 winning percentage. College Moura is Level II Certified by U.S. Field Hockey and coaches Futures Elite in Region 8.

Moura is a native of Litchfield, Connecticut and a 1998 graduate of Keene State College in HOMETOWN New Hampshire, with a Bachelor of Science Degree in Physical Education. She also received Litchfield, Connecticut her Master’s Degree in Educational Leadership in May of 2003 from Lynchburg College.

As an assistant field hockey coach at Lynchburg College in 2001 and 2002, her squads went 39-6 overall and 23-1 in conference play. She also served as head coach of the lacrosse program at Keene State College in New Hampshire from 1999 to 2001.

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Assistant Coach Jessica Weiss 4th Season at CNU

Weiss enters her fourth year as an assistant coach with CNU Field Hockey and her first as the team’s full- time assistant. During her years with the team, she has worked closely with the goalkeepers. A native of Huntingdon Valley, Pennsylvania, she still holds the record for shutouts in a season at William Tennent High School. After graduating, she attended Susquehanna University where she played four years of field hockey and three years of lacrosse. She graduated in 2008 with a Bachelor’s degree in Business Administraton with a concentration in Finance and a minor in Information Systems. While at Susquehanna, she was named to the NFHCA Academic Squad, the Middle Atlantic Conference All-academic Team and the Landmark Conference Academic Honor Roll twice. Following graduation, she joined the Susquehanna Field Hockey staff as an assistant coach for one season before coming to CNU.

Assistant Coach Ashley Hay 4th Season at CNU

Hay was one of CNU’s most outstanding players and begins her fourth year as an assistant in 2012. Bryant was named a second team All-American in her senior year by both the National Field Hockey Coaches Association and womensfieldhockey.com. She was also a first team all-region choice that year, as well as first team all-Virginia and a senior all-star selection. She was CNU’s fourth leading scorer in 2007 with five goals and four assists. She also serves as head coach of the U.S. Field Hockey Olympic Development Progam, CNU site. Bryant graduated from CNU in 2008 with a Bachelors in Social Work with minors in Psychology and Sociol- ogy. She received her Masters in Clinical Social Work from VCU in 2009.

Assistant Coach Jessica Morelos 9th Season at CNU

Morelos begins her ninth year as an assistant to Carrie Moura. Morelos, known as Morris in college, played four years at Mary Washington and graduated with a Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science. In 2001, her senior year, Morelos was the Capital Athletic Conference Player of the Year. During her career, she set several scoring records at Mary Washington. Morelos is the university’s all-time leader in goals (59), assists (27) and total points (145). She was an All-American her junior and senior years and set a season record with 23 goals as a senior. Morelos was also recognized as one of the top 100 athletes in Virginia high school history in a Daily Press special section.

Student Manager Lauren Cheatham 1st Season at CNU

Cheatham enters her first season as a team manager after starring for the squad as a freshman in 2011. During the offseason, she sustained a knee injury that will keep her on the sidelines in 2012, but she is looking to return to action next year.

A native of Newport News, she saw action in 17 games and earned two starts during her freshman cam- paign. Making an incredible debut, she scored seven goals and added two assists. Her finest effort came on October 18 against Frostburg State when she became just the 12th Captain to record at hat-trick.

In addition to her performance against the Bobcats, she also collected two goals and an assist against Shenandoah on October 9 and added the game-winner against Keene State on October 16.

CNU FIELD HOCKEY 2012 3 2012 OUTLOOK 2012 OUTLOOK

The Christopher Newport field hockey team poll, headlined by #4 Salisbury on Sept. 6 in enters the 2012 campaign with high expec- Maryland. After battling the Sea Gulls, the tations. Coming off of their sixth consecu- squad will also square off with #7 Lynch- tive NCAA Tournament berth, the Captains burg on Sept. 30 at Captains Turf Field be- are looking to make their presence felt on fore traveling to Washington D.C. for a bout the national stage once again. Guided by with #11 Catholic on Oct. 17. head coach Carrie Moura, CNU will look to capitalize on the team’s deep and talented Additionally, CNU will also face Denison roster as the squad makes another playoff and Mary Washington, who both earned push in 2012. votes in the preseason poll. Denison will make its first-ever appearance in Newport Entering the year ranked 17th in the nation, News on Sept. 16 before Mary Washington the Captains boast a nice mixture of vet- makes the trek to the Captains’ cozy con- eran leadership and youthful exuberance. fines on Oct. 6. Headlined by a strong senior class, CNU returns 19 members from last year’s squad, Christopher Newport will also kick off including All-American Caitlin Cahill and All- the 2012 campaign with a battle against Region selection Marlene Lichty. Christo- Rhodes, who competed in the 2011 NCAA pher Newport also welcomes 10 newcom- Tournament. The Lynx are one of five teams ers who show tremendous promise and will that will face the Captains after appearing look to round out the roster in 2012. in last year’s postseason. Salisbury, Deni- son, Lynchburg, and Catholic also earned SCHEDULE spots in the national tournament. CNU will need a strong effort to compete in 2012 as the squad faces a challenging ATTACK slate. The Captains will square off with After setting a new school record with 75 three teams listed in the NFHCA preseason goals in 2011, the CNU attack returns a strong group from last year’s squad, includ- ing senior Lindsay Hendricks. One of the most experienced Captains, Hendricks has appeared in 48 games during her career and tallied 14 points after collecting four goals and six assists.

A pair of juniors and three sophomores will help anchor the front line as well. Third-year standouts Hilary St. Mary and Meghan Sul- livan both return to the attack, while sopho- mores Belle Tunstall and Taylor Young will look to continue making contributions as well. Fellow third-year star Kelsey Clark will also join the unit after spending last season on defense.

Joining the returners will be a slew of fresh- men. Alanna Ferguson, Emily Gryglewski, Alexa Hendrickson, Maria Lane, and Sa- Caitlin Cahill

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mantha Snider will all compete for time and Belle Tunstall add fresh legs to the CNU attack.

MIDFIELD The Captains boast an experienced and talented group of midfielders, highlighted by All-American Caitlin Cahill. Last season, during her junior campaign, she earned na- tional honors after leading the team with 15 goals and 35 points. Fellow fourth-year star Breanne Lowe also returns after starting 16 games in 2011.

Marlene Lichty, who enters her third season in Newport News, will look to build upon her sensational sophomore campaign. Last season, she finished second on the team with 18 points and earned second-team All- Region honors for her performance. Fellow juniors Jordan Snider, Marcy Hoath, and With a talented group coming back from Sarah Smith will also add veteran leader- last year, the Captains still added a pair of ship to the unit. freshmen to compete for time and round out the defense. Nina Stinson and Taylor In addition to the experienced members of Williams will both look to contribute imme- the midfield, CNU also welcomes several diately as they start their careers at CNU. newcomers. Freshmen Lisa Murphy, Lau- ren Reinaman, and Moira Wright will all IN GOAL look to contribute and earn time during their Christopher Newport has a wealth of ex- first year with the Captains. perience in the cage as all three goalkeep- ers who saw action last season are back DEFENSE in 2012. Senior Jamie Dowling is at the A strong core of veterans from last year’s forefront of that group after starting all 18 squad return to the defensive unit after games in 2011. During that time, she post- helping CNU post six shutouts during the ed 63 saves and held the opposition to 1.05 2011 campaign. Shelby Judkins started all goals-per-game. Eventually, she finished 18 games and ranked third on the team the year with a 12-6 record and a .797 save with 16 points while earning All-State hon- percentage. ors. Junior Chelsea Hines and sophomore Allie Hackbarth are also back after seeing Julie Collins also made appearances in significant time on the defensive unit. eight contests last year, posting 14 saves while notching a 0.85 goals-against-av- Although she missed much of last season, erage. During 164 minutes in the cage, senior Sarah Wister is also one of the most she allowed just two goals while facing experienced members of the team after 24 shots. Caitlin Colletti appeared in three starting 36 games during her first two years. contests as well, notching one save during She will help anchor the defense along with 42 minutes in goal. the three other returners.

CNU FIELD HOCKEY 2012 5 2012 ROSTER 2012 CAPTAINS

2012 Field Hockey Roster # Name Cl. Pos. Ht. Hometown / Highschool 0 Caitlin Colletti So. GK 5-5 Severna Park, Md. / Severna Park 1 Belle Tunstall So. A 5-5 Vienna, Va. / James Madison 2 Emily Gryglewski Fr. A 5-0 Bel Air, Md. / Bel Air 3 Caitlin Cahill Sr. M 5-7 Virginia Beach, Va. / Bayside 4 Samantha Snider Fr. A 5-4 Newport News, Va. / Menchville 5 Lauren Reinaman Fr. M 5-4 Stafford, Va. / Colonial Forge 6 Marlene Lichty Jr. M 5-3 Chesapeake, Va. / Western Branch 7 Kelsey Clark Jr. A 5-6 Arlington, Va. / Washington-Lee 8 Breanne Lowe Sr. M 5-7 Suffolk, Va. / Nansemond River H.S. 9 Jordan Snider Jr. M 5-2 Newport News, Va. / Menchville 10 Alexa Hendrickson Fr. A 5-4 Milton, Del. / Cape Henlopen 11 Alanna Ferguson Fr. A 5-7 Ridgeway, Va. / Carlisle School 12 Meghan Sullivan Jr. A 5-6 Alexandria, Va. / Hayfield Secondary School 13 Chelsea Hines Jr. D 5-4 Hampton, Va. / Kecoughtan 15 Allie Hackbarth So. D 5-7 Hereford, Md. / Hereford 16 Lindsay Hendricks Sr. A 5-7 Chesapeake, Va. / Hickory 17 Lisa Murphy Fr. M 5-10 Los Altos, Calif. / Los Altos 18 Taylor Young So. A 5-4 Suffolk, Va. / Lakeland 20 Shelby Judkins Jr. D 5-3 Hampton, Va. / Bethel 21 Sarah Wister Sr. D 5-4 Yorktown, VA / Grafton 24 Marcy Hoath Jr. M 5-8 Alexandria, Va. / Mount Vernon 25 Sarah Smith Jr. M 5-1 Williamsburg, Va. / Walsingham Academy 26 Maria Lane Fr. A 5-8 Stafford, Va. / Colonial Forge 27 Hilary St. Mary Jr. A 5-6 Yorktown, Va. / York 28 Nina Stinson Fr. D 5-6 Alpharetta, Ga. / Trinity Episcopal (Va.) 29 Moira Wright Fr. M 5-6 Charlottesville, Va. / Western Albemarle 30 Taylor Williams Fr. D 5-6 Stafford, Va. / Brooke Point 55 Julie Collins Jr. GK 5-4 Oxford, Pa. / Saint Marks 99 Jamie Dowling Sr. GK 5-7 Yorktown, Va. / Grafton

Head Coach: Carrie Moura (10th Season) Assistant Coaches: Jessica Weiss, Ashley Hay, Jessica Morelos Student Manager: Lauren Cheatham

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Numerical Roster

Caitlin Colletti Belle Tunstall Emily Gryglewski Caitlin Cahill Samantha Snider Lauren Reinaman 0 - Goalkeeper 1 - Attack 2 - Attack 3 - Midfield 4 - Attack 5 - Midfield

Marlene Lichty Kelsey Clark Breanne Lowe Jordan Snider Alexa Hendrickson Alanna Ferguson 6 - Midfield 7 - Attack 8 - Midfield 9 - Midfield 10 - Attack 11 - Attack

Meghan Sullivan Chelsea Hines Allie Hackbarth Lindsay Hendricks Lisa Murphy Taylor Young 12 - Attack 13 - Defense 15 - Defense 16 - Attack 17 - Midfield 18 - Attack

Shelby Judkins Sarah Wister Marcy Hoath Sarah Smith Maria Lane Hilary St. Mary 20 - Defense 21 - Defense 24 - Midfield 25 - Midfield 26 - Attack 27 - Attack

Nina Stinson Moira Wright Taylor Williams Julie Collins Jamie Dowling 28 - Defense 29 - Midfield 30 - Defense 55 - Goalkeeper 99 - Goalkeeper

CNU FIELD HOCKEY 2012 7 SENIOR CAPTAINS SENIOR CAPTAINS

Sr. • Midfield Caitlin Cahill Virginia Beach, Va. • Bayside

2011 (JUNIOR) - Named a Third Team All-American after her second year on the All-Region First Team... Led the team in points with 35 and goals with 15 including five game-winners...Added five assists... Started 15 of 18 games played...Also selected to the VaSID All-State First Team.

2010 (SOPHOMORE) – Started all 18 games she played...scored eight goals and had five assists...ranked 2nd on the team for points with 21... was the category leader for game winning goals with four...found a place on The National Field Hockey Coaches Association’s 2010 First Team All-Region roster...

2009 (FRESHMAN) - Earned 16 game starts with a total of 20 games played... contributed 3 goals and 2 assists in her initial season with the Captains.

AT BAYSIDE - Named second team all-Tidewater as a senior as well as first team all-Beach District...In her junior and sophomore years she was second team all-district...Played for coach Meredith Roguni...Also played soccer, ran track and was on the diving team.

PERSONAL - Caitlin Flowers Cahill was born Feb. 22, 1991 in Virginia Year Games Starts Goals Assists Points Beach, Va... She is the daughter of Sharon Cahill and is majoring in Biol- 2009 20 17 3 2 8 ogy...Has a brother C. John, who also attends CNU. 2010 18 18 8 5 21 2011 18 15 15 5 35 Career 56 50 26 12 64

Sr. • Goalkeeper Jamie Dowling Yorktown, Va. • Grafton

2011 (JUNIOR) - Started all 18 games for the Captains... Collected 63 saves...Earned a .797 save percentage... Allowed only 16 goals for a 1.05 goals against aver- age that ranked her 15th in all of Division III...Had a shutout versus Wesley...Had season-high eight saves against Salisbury and Ursinus...Named to the VaSID All-State Second Team...

BEFORE CNU – Played two years at Division I Towson University where she earned second team All-Conference honors in her first season…Played four years at Grafton HS for coach Don Samuels where they were state runners-up her junior year and regional champions her senior year…A second team All-District and honorable mention All-Region selection her senior year…Member of the National Honor Society…Graduated Magna Cum Laude…Won the Grade Excellence Award…Member of FCA and Green Team.

PERSONAL – Jamie A. Dowling was born on April 4, 1991 in North Kingstown, R.I…She is the daughter of Len and Chris Dowling and has a brother, Patrick, and two sisters, Caitlin and Katie…A biology/pre-vet major…Aspires to be a veterinarian.

Year GP/GS MIN GA GAA SV SV% W-L-T 2011 18/18 1070:03 16 1.05 63 .797 12-6-0 Career 18/18 1070:03 16 1.05 63 .797 12-6-0

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Sr. • Attack Lindsay Hendricks Chesapeake, Va. • Hickory

2011 (JUNIOR) - Played in all 18 games and earned the start against Shenandoah and Eastern Mennonite... Scored a goal against Transylvania...Had three assists.

2010 (SOPHOMORE) – Saw action in 11 games as an injury side-lined her for much of the season...contributed one assist against Stevenson University.

2009 (FRESHMAN) - Saw action in 16 games and contributed three goals and 2 assists.... scored 1 goal against Limestone College and 2 against Sweetbriar.

AT HICKORY - Earned first team all-Southeastern District honors in her senior year and was second team as a junior...Led coach Hannah Jones’ team in scoring both years.

PERSONAL - Lindsay Nicole Hendricks was born Aug. 3, 1991 in Vorhees, N.J...She is the daughter of Martha and Jerry Hendricks and is a Communications major...Has a sister Lauren and a twin brother Jared.

Year Games Starts Goals Assists Points 2009 16 0 3 2 8 2010 11 0 0 1 1 2011 18 2 1 3 5 Career 48 2 4 6 14

Sr. • Midfield Breanne Lowe Suffolk, Va. • Nansemond River

2011 (JUNIOR) - Saw action in all 18 games while making 16 starts...posted three points during the year after tallying a goal against Houghton (11/4) and an assist against Rhodes (10/15)...also chipped in with a defensive save and converted her lone penalty stroke attempt.

2010 (SOPHOMORE) – Saw action in 15 games and earned a start against Washington and Lee...had an assist against Stevenson...

2009 (FRESHMAN) - Saw action in 15 games with one game start against Salisbury... contributed one assist against Limestone College.

AT NANSEMOND RIVER - Earned honorable mention all-region honors and was first team all-Southeastern District...She was coach Darryl Yandle’s team captain for two years...An Honor Roll student and won VHSSL honors...A member of Beta Club and helped with the Adopt-a- Highway program.

PERSONAL - Breanne Elizabeth Lowe was born June 16, 1991 in Newport News, Va...She’s a Psychology major and the daughter of Thomas and Caron Lowe...Has a brother Brandon. Year Games Starts Goals Assists Points 2009 15 1 0 1 1 2010 15 1 0 1 1 2011 18 16 1 1 3 Career 48 18 1 3 5

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Sr. • Defense Sarah Wister Yorktown, Va. • Grafton

2011 (JUNIOR) - Saw action in one game during her third year at CNU...made her lone appearance in a 10-2 victory over Transylvania on Nov. 5.

2010 (SOPHOMORE) – Played and started in all 19 games...scored five goals with two being game winners against Washing- ton and Mary Washington...made four out of five penalty strokes taken...

2009 (FRESHMAN) - Earned 15 game starts and contributed one defensive save in her first season with the Captains.

AT GRAFTON - An all-state selection as well as all-region and first team all-Bay Rivers District playing for coach Donald Samuels... Also selection for the U-19 National Futures team...Earned highest academic honors... Was a member of the National Honor Society and worked with the Read- ing Ambassador’s program.

PERSONAL - Sarah N. Wister was born March 5, 1991 in Honolulu, Hawaii...She’s a Fine Studio Arts major and the daughter of Dale and Luci Wister...Has a sister Kiana.

Year Games Starts Goals Assists Points 2009 20 17 0 0 0 2010 19 19 5 0 10 2011 1 0 0 0 0 Career 40 36 5 0 10

2012 CNU Field Hockey Senior Class Sarah Wister, Breanne Lowe, Jamie Dowling, Lindsay Hendricks, Caitlin Cahill

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Jr. • Attack Kelsey Clark Arlington, Va. • Washington-Lee

2011 (SOPHOMORE) - Earned four starts district tournament team her junior and senior seasons... and saw action in 15 games...Scored Played for coach Beth Prange...Received the Better Sports goals against Virginia Wesleyan and Club of Arlington field hockey sportsmanship award...One Frostburg State... of the valedictorians of her senior class.

2010 (FRESHMAN) - Saw action in games against Stevenson, PERSONAL - Kelsey Marie Clark was born on February Frostburg, Kenyon, Mary Washington, Eastern Mennonite, 29, 1992 in Arlington, Va...Daughter of Brian and Christina Bridgewater, and Limestone... Clark...A mathematics major...... Has one sister Kirby.

AT WASHINGTON-LEE - The National District Player of the Year her senior year...First team all-National District for three years...First team all-region and selected to national Year Games Starts Goals Assists Points 2010 7 0 0 0 0 2011 15 4 2 0 4 Career 22 4 2 0 4

Jr. • Goalkeeper Julie Collins Oxford, Pa. • St. Mark’s

2011 (SOPHOMORE) - Played in eight AT ST. MARK’S - Played field hockey for coach Bill Eich- games for 164:33 minutes of action... inger and were Conference Champions all four years...Was Made 14 saves and only allowed two a Girls on the Run volunteer and volunteered at the CYO goals...Had an impressive 0.85 goals Field Hockey Program. against average and an .875 save percentage... PERSONAL - Julie Nicole Collins was born on January 5, 1992 in Newark, Del...Daughter of Pam and Kevin Collins 2010 (FRESHMAN) - Saw action in four games against and has three sisters, Gabrielle, Katie, and Emily...A psy- Stevenson University, Virginia Wesleyan College, Kenyon chology major at CNU. College, and Limestone College...made five saves and only allowed two goals in 49:11 minutes of play for a .714 save percentage... Year GP/GS MIN GA GAA SV SV% W-L-T 2010 4/0 49:11 2 2.85 5 .714 0-0-0 2011 8/0 164:33 2 0.85 14 .875 0-0-0 Career 12/0 213:44 4 1.31 19 .826 0-0-0

Jr. • Defense Chelsea Hines Hampton, Va. • Kecoughtan

2011 (SOPHOMORE) - Started four of Tyson...Team was district champions...also played soccer all 17 games played...Picked up an assist four years for coach Jen Mangus...Member of the National against Keene State...Recorded a defen- Honor Society and French Honor Society... sive save against Salisbury... PERSONAL - Chelsea E. Hines was born October 8, 1991 2010 (FRESHMAN) - Saw action in 11 games in her initial in Clovis, N.M....She’s a neuroscience major and is the season earning two assists in the match against Virginia daughter of Anthony and Kelly Hines...Has one sister Kylie. Wesleyan College...

AT KECOUGHTAN - A four year midfielder for coach Scotty

Year Games Starts Goals Assists Points 2010 11 0 0 2 2 2011 17 4 0 1 1 Career 28 4 0 3 3

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Jr. • Midfield Marcy Hoath Alexandria, Va. • Mt. Vernon

2011 (SOPHOMORE) - Started 13 of 17 Played under coach Jessica Hebel...Graduated with a 4.2 games played...Scored a goal against GPA...Member of the National Honor Society. Shenandoah and added assists against Houghton and Transylvania... PERSONAL - Marcy Kincaide Hoath was born on June 30, 1992 in Alexandria, Va....She’s a biology major and the 2010 (FRESHMAN) - Saw action in 17 games earning starts daughter of Bryan and Wanda Hoath...Has three sisters; against Kenyon and Johns Hopkins... Ashley, Beverly, and Shelley.

AT MOUNT VERNON - A first team all-district and first team all-region selection...Chosen to the District Tournment Team...

Year Games Starts Goals Assists Points 2010 17 2 2 0 0 2011 17 13 1 3 5 Career 34 15 3 3 5

Jr. • Defense Shelby Judkins Hampton, Va. • Bethel

2011 (SOPHOMORE) - Started all 18 AT BETHEL - A two-time first team all-district selection for games for the Captains after transitioning coach Robert Bradsher...A member of the National Honor to the defensive unit...Collected defensive Society. saves against Virginia Wesleyan and Haverford...Scored seven goals including PERSONAL - Shelby Snow Judkins was born on December game-winner against Virginia Wesleyan...Added two assists... 5, 1991 in Hampton, Va....She’s a Biology/Pre-med major Selected for VaSID All-State Second Team... and the daughter of Kenny and Deanna Judkins...Has one brother K.C. 2010 (FRESHMAN) - Contributed in 11 games of the season... scored two goals in the game against Stevenson University and one against Limestone College...

Year Games Starts Goals Assists Points 2010 11 0 3 0 6 2011 18 18 7 2 16 Career 29 18 10 2 22

Jr. • Midfield Marlene Lichty Chesapeake, Va. • Western Branch

2011 (SOPHOMORE) - Finished second AT WESTERN BRANCH - A first team all-southeastern district on the team with 18 points after posting and second team all-region selection her senior year...Winner 6 goals and 6 assists...recorded a game- of the Sportsmanship Award and Scholar Athlete Award... winner and converted her only penalty Played under coach Dawn Smith...Member of the National stroke attempt...earned second-team Honor Society and a student ambassador. All-Region honors for her performance. PERSONAL - Marlene Lydia Lichty was born on September 2010 (FRESHMAN) - Earned seven starts and saw play- 17, 1992 in Gloucester, Mass...She is a Physics major and ing time in all 19 games...scored one goal against Rhodes the daughter of Loren and Nancy Lichty...She has one brother College...contributed assists against Frostburg State and Loren, Jr. and two sisters Marion and Nicole. Virginia Wesleyan...

Year Games Starts Goals Assists Points 2010 19 7 1 2 4 2011 18 18 6 6 18 Career 37 25 7 8 22

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Jr. • Midfield Sarah Smith Williamsburg, Va. • Walsingham

2011 (SOPHOMORE) - Appeared in AT WALSINGHAM - A first team all-conference, second-team four games during her second season in all state, and Division II all-tournament team selection under Newport News...helped the Captains post coach Tess Ellis...A member of the National Honor Society, victories against Centre (9/10), Wesley Key Club and the Operation Smile Club... (9/18), Virginia Wesleyan (9/21), and Transylvania (10/2). PERSONAL - Sarah Marie Smith was born July 25, 1992 in Williamsburg, Va....She is the daughter of Nuria Smith and 2010 (FRESHMAN) - Saw playing time in eight games of her is majoring in English with a Spanish minor. debut season with the Captains, two of which being Rowan University and Bridgewater College...

Year Games Starts Goals Assists Points 2010 8 0 0 0 0 2011 4 0 0 0 0 Career 12 0 0 0 0

Jr. • Midfield Jordan Snider Newport News, Va. • Menchville

2011 (SOPHOMORE) - Saw action in all AT MENCHVILLE - A first team all-district player all four 18 games while making 13 starts during years...Second team all-region her senior year...First team her second season...scored a pair of goals Daily Press all star...Broke the school record for goals scored... after converting shots against Keene Member of the National Honor Society. (10/16) and Haverford (10/23). PERSONAL - Jordan Shay Snider was born on July 17, 2010 (FRESHMAN) - Earned 11 game starts and saw play- 1992 in Newport News, Va....She’s a biology major and the ing time in all 19 competitions of the season...scored a total daughter of Jody and Loyd Snider...Has one brother Zach of two goals in the games against Limestone College and and a sister Samantha. Virginia Wesleyan...

Year Games Starts Goals Assists Points 2010 19 11 2 0 4 2011 18 13 2 0 4 Career 37 24 4 0 8

Jr. • Attack Hilary St. Mary Yorktown, Va. • York

2011 (SOPHOMORE) - Appeared in 11 second team all-state selection her senior year...Played games during her second year at CNU... under coach Jacque Mayer, a two-time All-American 2008 Tallied six points after scoring three graduate of CNU. goals...found the back of the cage against Centre (9/10), Johns Hopkins (9/25), and PERSONAL - Hilary Lynn St. Mary was born on July 23, Transylvania (11/5). 1992 in Omaha, Neb. ...She is the daughter of Kevin and Cathy St. Mary and has two sisters; Lauren and Hannah... 2010 (FRESHMAN) - Scored one goal for the Captains and Her sister Lauren played field hockey at Virginia Wesleyan played in seven games. College for two years...Majoring in psychology with a minor in communications at CNU. AT YORK - A first team all-district, first team all-region and

Year Games Starts Goals Assists Points 2010 7 0 1 0 2 2011 11 0 3 0 6 Career 18 0 4 0 8

CNU FIELD HOCKEY 2012 13 JUNIOR • SOPHOMORE CAPTAINS SOPHOMORE CAPTAINS

Jr. • Attack Meghan Sullivan Alexandria, Va. • Hayfield

2011 (SOPHOMORE) - Appeared in 15 AT HAYFIELD - A first team all-dsitrict selection as a senior... games and ranked fifth on the team with 15 Offensive MVP her junior and senior years...Coached by points...posted seven goals and an assist Jihoon Shin and Lauren White...Also a four-year soccer during her second year at CNU...notched player where she earned second team all-district honors as her first career two-goal effort during a 9-1 a senior...Volunteered as a soccer and field hockey coach. victory over Shenandoah on Oct. 9...scored in back-to-back games against Houghton and Transylvania on Nov. 4 and 5. PERSONAL - Meghan E. Sullivan was born on April 29, 1992 in Omaha, N.E....She’s a biology major and the 2010 (FRESHMAN) - Earned playing time in 12 games... daughter of Tim and Brenda Sullivan...Has a sister Emma scored one goal in the season opener against Randolph- and a brother Jack. Macon.

Year Games Starts Goals Assists Points 2010 12 0 1 0 2 2011 15 0 7 1 15 Career 27 0 8 1 17

So. • Goalkeeper Caitlin Colletti Severna Park, Md. • Severna Park

2011 (FRESHMAN) - Saw action in games PERSONAL – Caitlin Elizabeth Colletti was born January against Shenandoah, Frostburg State and 4, 1993 in Annapolis, Md…She is the daughter of Karen Transylvania...Picked up one save and Whaley and Lou Colletti and has a brother, Jason, and a allowed two goals for a 3.31 goals against sister, Samantha…Has chosen Biology as her major…If she average and a .333 save percentage... could play any musical instrument it would be the guitar.

AT SEVERNA PARK – Played four years of field hockey for coach Lil Shelton…Won regionals and states her junior year and regionals her senior year…An honor roll student throughout high school.

Year GP/GS MIN GA GAA SV SV% W-L-T 2011 3/0 42:16 2 3.31 1 .333 0-0-0 Career 3/0 42:16 2 3.31 1 .333 0-0-0

So. • Defense Allie Hackbarth Hereford, Md. • Hereford

2011 (FRESHMAN) - Started all 18 Member of the National Honor Society and a National Merit games for the Captains in her first year... Scholar Honorable Mention. Recorded defensive saves against Salis- bury and Mary Washington...Integral part PERSONAL – Allie Marie Hackbarth was born on April 25, of defensive unit that only allowed 20 1993 in Baltimore, Md…She is the daughter of Jon and goals all season. Arlene Hackbarth and a History major…The Harry Potter series are her favorite movies. AT HEREFORD – Played four years of field hockey for coaches Wilson and Mundie…Won the county championship her sophomore through senior years and won regionals and states her junior year…An all-county first team selection and honorable mention all-state selection her senior year…

Year Games Starts Goals Assists Points 2011 18 18 0 0 0 Career 18 18 0 0 0

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So. • Forward Belle Tunstall Vienna, Va. • James Madison

2011 (FRESHMAN) - Appeared in 17 senior years and an all-region selection her senior year… games and made five starts during her Received the Award for Academic Excellence in Government first season with the Captains...recorded her senior year…A volunteer junior leader for the Kings Chapel 13 points after notching four goals and youth group…Also an all-district and all-region soccer player. five assists...had back-to-back two-goal efforts against Shenandoah (10/9) and Eastern Mennonite PERSONAL – Belle Dannelly Tunstall was born on October (10/12)...recorded an assist in her very first appearance 5, 1992 in Fairfax, Va…She is the daughter of John and Holly against Randolph-Macon on Sept. 1. Tunstall and has a sister, Varian …An Early Childhood Educa- tion major at CNU and aspires to be a kindergarten teacher. AT JAMES MADISON – Played field hockey for four years for coach Ehrsam…An all-district selection her junior and

Year Games Starts Goals Assists Points 2011 17 5 4 5 13 Career 17 5 4 5 13

So. • Attack Taylor Young Suffolk, Va. • Lakeland

2011 (FRESHMAN) - Appeared in eight first team All-Region and second team All-State her senior games during her first year at CNU... year…Participated in National Futures Tournament twice posted a pair of goals for the Captains... and Junior Olympics one year…Honors graduate…Member scored against Frostburg State (10/18) of the Anchor club and the American Sign Language club. and Transylvania (11/5). PERSONAL – Taylor Anne Young was born on May 20, 1993 AT LAKELAND – Played four years of field hockey for coach in Suffolk, Va…She is the daughter of Gregg and Sandy Tara Worley and won the district championship all four years, Young and has a brother, Cody…A biology and art major… the regional championship twice and state championship Dream vacation is to Italy. her senior year with a 23-0 record…First team All-District,

Year Games Starts Goals Assists Points 2011 8 0 2 0 4 Career 8 0 2 0 4

CNU FIELD HOCKEY 2012 15 NEW CAPTAINS NEW CAPTAINS

Fr. • Attack Alanna Ferguson Ridgeway, Va. • Carlisle

HIGH SCHOOL - Excelled as a forward PERSONAL - Alanna Faith Ferguson was born on March 17, and midfielder at the Carlisle School… 1994 in Hickory, N.C. … She is the daughter of Alan and Teri Honored as the Blue Ridge Conference Ferguson…Has a younger brother, Grey…Her favorite book Player of the Year in 2011 and was a two- is The Great Gatsby, and The Bourne films are her favorite time member of the VISAA All-State and movies…Mia Hamm is her favorite sports personality…Has All-Tournament teams…Selected to the All-Conference squad not declared a major at CNU. and was named MVP during each of her final two years.

Fr. • Attack Emily Gryglewski Bel Air, Md. • Bel Air

HIGH SCHOOL - Starred on the attack PERSONAL - Emily N. Gryglewski was born on February for four years at Bel Air High School… 22, 1994 in Baltimore, Md. … She is the daughter of Steve Selected to the first-team All-Conference and Cindy Gryglewski…Has an older brother, Zach, and squad for her efforts as a senior…Named a younger sister, Tori…Her father competed in soccer at to the first-team All-County unit during Drexel...Her favorite book is The Help…Aspires to be a each of her final two years after garnering second-team nods first-grade teacher and author of children’s books…Majoring as a sophomore…Also competed in lacrosse during her first in Early Childhood Education and Psychology. two years…Served as her class president.

Fr. • Attack Alexa Hendrickson Milton, Del. • Cape Henlopen

HIGH SCHOOL - Served as a forward for PERSONAL - Alexa Lauren Hendrickson was born on Febru- three years at Cape Henlopen…Earned ary 2, 1994 in Newark, Del. … She is the daughter of Edward second-team All-Conference honors dur- and Pamela Hendrickson…Has an older sister, Caitlin…Her ing each of her final two years…Helped father competed in baseball at Salisbury University…Her guide the Vikings to three straight confer- favorite movie is The Dark Knight…Enjoys spending time ence championships during her tenure…Also helped the team at the beach…Hopes to become a physician’s assistant… win the state title during her senior season. Majoring in biology at CNU.

Fr. • Attack Maria Lane Stafford, Va. • Colonial Forge

HIGH SCHOOL - Competed as a forward PERSONAL - Maria L. Lane was born on July 5, 1994… and midfielder for four years at Colonial She is the daughter of Len and Debbie Lane…She has an Forge High School…Selected to the older brother, Michael, and two older sisters, Michelle and second-team All-Commonwealth District Melissa…Michelle competed in field hockey at Maryland squad during her senior campaign…Also and helped the Terrapins win the 2008 National Champion- earned third-team All-District honors for her efforts as a junior. ship...Would like to own a wildlife rescue center…Majoring in Organismal Biology at CNU.

Fr. • Midfield Lisa Murphy Los Altos, Calif. • Los Altos

HIGH SCHOOL - Excelled as a midfielder PERSONAL - Lisa Marie Murphy was born on June 23, at Los Altos High School for head coach 1994…She is the daughter of Patrick and Cindy Murphy… Mary Donahue…Named the team MVP Has an older sister, Laura…Her favorite athlete is Brandi during her senior campaign…Also earned Chastain…Her favorite movie is The Blind Side…Majoring Honorable Mention accolades in 2011 in Social Work at CNU. after garnering second-team All-League nods during her junior campaign…Member of the National Honor Society.

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Fr. • Midfield Lauren Reinaman Stafford, Va. • Colonial Forge

HIGH SCHOOL - Was a member of the PERSONAL - Lauren Carney Reinaman was born on May Colonial Forge field hockey team for four 5, 1994 in Woodbridge, Va. ... She is the daughter of David years…Starred as a midfielder for the and Eileen Reinaman…Has a younger brother, David, and Eagles…Was an honors grad for her work a younger sister, Christine…Her uncle is Virginia Governor in the classroom. Bob McDonnell…Sergio Ramos is her favorite sports per- sonality…Aspires to be an orthopedic surgeon or physical therapist…Majoring in biology at CNU.

Fr. • Attack Samantha Snider Newport News, Va. • Menchville

HIGH SCHOOL - Served as a mid- PERSONAL - Samantha Lauren Snider was born on March fielder on the varsity field hockey team at 11, 1994 in Hampton, Va. … She is the daughter of Loyd Menchville for three seasons…Selected and Jody Snider…Has an older brother, Zachary, and an to the first-team All-District squad for her older sister, Jordan…Jordan is also a member of the CNU performance as a junior and senior… field hockey team…Hopes to become an oncologist or a Also named to the All-Tournament team during the 2011 physician’s assistant…Majoring in biology. Falcon Invitational.

Fr. • Defense Nina Stinson Alpharetta, Ga. • Trinity (Va.)

HIGH SCHOOL - Starred as a defender PERSONAL - Nina Elizabeth Stinson was born on May at the Trinity Episcopal School for head 13, 1994 in Alpharetta, Ga. … She is the daughter of Buck coach Margie Snead…Selected to the and Beth Stinson…Has a younger sister, Miranda…Has All-League team during each of her final volunteered at the Anna Julia Cooper School…Her dream two seasons with the Titans…Also served vacation is a trip to Australia…Life of Pi is her favorite book, as a midfielder on the lacrosse team…Two-time All-League while The Help is her favorite movie…Aspires to be a coach and All-Regional selection for her efforts in lacrosse. or psychologist…Has not declared a major.

Fr. • Defense Taylor Williams Stafford, Va. • Brooke Point

HIGH SCHOOL - Excelled as a member of PERSONAL: Taylor Nicole Williams was born on March the Brooke Point High School field hockey 18, 1994…She is the daughter of Barbara Williams…Has a team for four seasons…Served on the younger sister, Shelby, and a younger brother, Lane…Her defensive unit for head coaches Jill Van mother competed in field hockey at Longwood…Her favorite Hook and Libby Baker…Selected to the book is The Count of Monte Cristo…A trip to Italy is her National Honor Society and served as her class president. dream vacation…Hopes to work in international relations… Majoring in business at CNU.

Fr. • Midfield Moira Wright Charlottesville, Va. • W. Albemarle

HIGH SCHOOL - Excelled at midfield for PERSONAL - Moira Eileen Wright was born on July 28, 1994 coaches Nikki Desch and Mia Fields at in Gaithersburg, Md. … She is the daughter of Matthew and Western Albemarle … Earned All-State Michelle Wright … Has two sisters, Amanda and Dylan … honors for her performance on the field Her favorite book is Water for Elephants … Michael Phelps … Also garnered first-team All-Region is her favorite sports personality … Has not declared a major. and All-District accolades during the course of her career … Helped guide the team to the state semifinals.

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Caitlin Cahill In 2011, the Christopher Newport field hockey team advanced to the NCAA tour- nament for the sixth straight season. During the year, the Captains posted a 12-6 record on the way to another successful cam- paign. Along the way, the squad capitalized on outstanding individual efforts along with excellent teamwork while solidifying its spot on the national stage.

During the year, the Captains had several unbelievable efforts, highlighted by a 6-0 victory over #20 Johns Hopkins on Septem- ber 25. That marked one of the team’s six shutouts during the season as the squad also blanked Centre, Wesley, Virginia Wes- leyan, Frostburg State, and Houghton.

CNU’s victory over the Blue Jays was also one of eight games during the year in which In a 10-0 victory over Frostburg State on the Captains recorded at least five goals. October 18, Lauren Cheatham recorded a Overall, the squad found the back of the hat-trick, marking only the 12th time a Cap- cage 75 times during the season, which set tain has accomplished the feat. Incredibly, a new program record. Marlene Lichty became the 13th player to join that club after driving home three goals while also adding an assist during a 7-0 vic- tory over Houghton on November 4.

Following an incredible run during the reg- ular season, the Captains faced off with 11th-ranked Ursinus in the NCAA Tourna- ment. Kelsey Rigby got CNU off to an in- credible start after scoring less than four minutes into regulation. Unfortunately, the squad could not quite hold on to its early advantage as the Bears posted three unan- swered scores to cap off a 3-1 victory and put an end to Christopher Newport’s 2011 campaign.

On an individual level, Caitlin Cahill and Bri- anna Milne both earned a spot on the NFH- CA All-American team. With those selec- tions, the Captains put two players on the

Lauren Cheatham

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Brianna Milne national team for the first time since 2007.

Cahill earned the honor after leading the squad with 35 points, which ranked as the fifth-highest single-season total in program history. Milne was solid on both ends of the field, collecting five points and a team-high three defensive saves.

Of course, the All-Americans were not the only award-winners. Marlene Lichty gar- nered a spot on the second-team All-Re- gion squad for her performance during the year, while Jamie Dowling and Shelby Jud- kins earned a place on the All-State team. Milne and Cahill also received both honors for their efforts.

2011 Results

DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE Sept. 1 at Randolph-Macon W 2-1 Sept. 7 #4 Salisbury L 0-1 Sept. 10 vs. Centre W 4-0 Sept. 11 vs. Liberty L 1-2 Sept. 18 Wesley W 2-0 Sept. 21 Va. Wesleyan W 5-0 Sept. 25 #20 Johns Hopkins W 6-0 Oct. 5 at #18 Mary Washington L (ot) 2-3 Oct. 9 Shenandoah W 9-1 Oct. 12 Eastern Mennonite W 5-1 Oct. 15 vs. Rhodes W 4-1 Oct. 16 at Keene State W 5-1 Oct. 18 Frostburg State W 10-0 Oct. 23 Haverford L (ot) 1-2 Oct. 30 vs. Rowan L (ot) 1-2 Nov. 4 Houghton W 7-0 Nov. 5 Transylvania W 10-2 Nov. 9 at Ursinus L 1-3

CNU FIELD HOCKEY 2012 19 2011 STATISTICS CNU AT THE OLYMPICS

2011 Statistics SHOTS ## Player GP-GS G A Pts Sh Shot% SOG SOG% GW PS-Att DSv 3 CAHILL,CAITLIN 17-16 15 5 35 53 .283 44 .830 5 0-0 0 6 LICHTY,MARLENE 18-18 6 6 18 38 .158 22 .579 1 1-1 0 14 CHEATHAM, LAUREN 17-2 7 2 16 30 .233 22 .733 1 0-0 0 20 JUDKINS,SHELBY 18-18 7 2 16 18 .389 15 .833 1 0-0 2 12 SULLIVAN,MEGHAN 15-0 7 1 15 20 .350 13 .650 0 0-0 0 22 CHILDERS,PAIGE 18-7 4 6 14 24 .167 18 .750 1 0-0 0 1 TUNSTALL, BELLE 17-5 4 5 13 22 .182 19 .864 1 0-0 0 11 KURECKI,CHRISSY 14-9 4 2 10 25 .160 19 .760 0 0-0 0 30 RIGBY,KELSEY 17-14 4 1 9 31 .129 23 .742 0 0-0 0 5 CHERRY,LAUREN 13-2 3 3 9 4 .750 3 .750 2 3-3 0 27 ST. MARY,HILARY 11-0 3 0 6 4 .750 4 1.000 0 0-0 0 10 MILNE,BRIANNA 18-18 1 3 5 18 .056 11 .611 0 0-0 3 16 HENDRICKS,LINDSAY 18-2 1 3 5 9 .111 8 .889 0 0-0 0 24 HOATH,MARCY 17-13 1 3 5 8 .125 7 .875 0 0-0 0 9 SNIDER,JORDAN 18-13 2 0 4 17 .118 12 .706 0 0-0 0 7 CLARK,KELSEY 15-4 2 0 4 6 .333 4 .667 0 0-0 0 18 YOUNG, TAYLOR 8-0 2 0 4 3 .667 3 1.000 0 0-0 0 8 LOWE,BREANNE 18-16 1 1 3 10 .100 7 .700 0 1-1 1 29 RIGBY,COREY 14-1 1 0 2 13 .077 10 .769 0 0-0 0 13 HINES,CHELSEA 17-4 0 1 1 2 .000 1 .500 0 0-0 1 15 HACKBARTH, ALLIE 18-18 0 0 0 3 .000 3 1.000 0 0-0 2 26 KELLY,TORI 10-0 0 0 0 1 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 0 99 DOWLING, JAIME 18-18 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 0 55 COLLINS,JULIE 8-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 0 25 SMITH,SARAH 4-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 0 21 WISTER,SARAH 1-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 0 19 PERINO, DANI 5-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 1 0 COLLETTI, CAITLIN 3-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 0 Total...... 18 75 44 194 359 .209 268 .747 12 5-5 10 Opponents...... 18 20 11 51 161 .124 111 .689 6 0-0 8

## Name GP-GS Min. GA GAAvg Svs Pct W L T ShO 55 COLLINS,JULIE 8-0 164:33 2 0.85 14 .875 0 0 0 0 99 DOWLING, JAIME 18-18 1070:03 16 1.05 63 .797 12 6 0 1 0 COLLETTI, CAITLIN 3-0 42:16 2 3.31 1 .333 0 0 0 0 TM TEAM 0-0 0:00 0 0.00 5 1.000 0 0 0 5 Total...... 18 1276:52 20 1.10 83 .806 12 6 0 6 Opponents...... 18 1276:52 75 4.11 187 .714 6 12 0 1

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“The most inspiring moment I witnessed was the playing of the national anthem before the match. Being able to represent your country on an international level must have been monumental for the athletes, as it was inspir- ing and pride-inducing for every person in the stands.”

- CNU Junior Meghan Sullivan

The Captains’ trip and enthusiastic cheering at the Olympic Games earned national recognition, including a story on USA Field Hockey’s website and some television time during Team USA’s bout with Australia.

“I cannot believe we fit so much in 10 days, but we did. I was satisfied with the trip after the first three days, and that was only Scotland! Each part of our trip was so unique, nothing can replicate it. These girls are just an amazing group to be around, and I am so blessed to have shared this trip with them.”

- CNU Sophomore Allie Hackbarth

The Captains took in many sights during their European adven- ture, including a stop at Loch Lomond, which is the largest lake in the United Kingdom.

“I can say it was awesome, amazing, an experience of a lifetime, but until you hold that ticket in your hand, marking your seat among the thousands in the erupting stadium, London and the Olympics are a lasting dream that can only be fulfilled in person.”

- CNU Graduate Lauren Cherry

CNU competed in three games against local club teams, includ- ing a match against the Kelburne Ladies on July 29. Eventually, the Captains picked up a victory in their opener, 5-2.

“We were grateful to see both games, but especially proud to support the U.S. women’s team. We were out-numbered by Aussie fans, but that didn’t stop us from starting a wave, and none of us had voices from screaming the whole entire game.”

- CNU Junior Sarah Smith

The Captains made their Olympic debut on August 2, taking in contests between Korea and Japan, and later, Team USA and Australia.

CNU FIELD HOCKEY 2012 21 PROGRAM RECORDS PROGRAM RECORDS

Yearly Leaders Year Goals Assists Points 2000 Wendy Wilson 10 Wendy Wilson 4 Wendy Wilson 24 Sarah Hastings 4 2001 Wendy Wilson 21 Wendy Wilson 10 Wendy Wilson 52 2002 Wendy Wilson 10 Wendy Wilson 5 Wendy Wilson 25 2003 Megan McCreedy 8 Ashley Roberson 3 Megan McCreedy 18 Jonelle Hanson 3 2004 Megan McCreedy 15 Samantha Howard 9 Megan McCreedy 38 2005 Anne Gehring 13 Lynsi Matthews 5 Anne Gehring 29 2006 Ashley Traylor 20 Haylie Black 13 Ashley Traylor 46 2007 Haylie Black 10 Haylie Black 11 Haylie Black 31 Diana Golden 10 2008 Haylie Black 9 Kylie Cale 12 Haylie Black 24 Kim Tomlin 9 2009 Taylor Harrell 16 Katelyn Yandle 9 Taylor Harrell 36 2010 Katelyn Yandle 14 Kylie Cale 6 Katelyn Yandle 32 2011 Caitlin Cahill 15 Paige Childers 6 Caitlin Cahill 35 Marlene Lichty Team Records Points in a Game GOALS 22 Wendy Wilson vs. Trinity, 9/28/01 Game 15 vs. Trinity (D.C.), 9/28/01 9 Megan McCreedy vs. Sweet Briar, 10/8/03 Season 75 in 2011 7 Wendy Wilson vs. Sweet Briar, 10/15/00 ASSISTS 7 Ashley Traylor vs. Randolph-Macon, 9/13/06 Game 12 vs. Trinity (D.C.), 9/28/01 7 Marlene Lichty vs. Houghton, 11/4/11 Season 49 in 2006 POINTS Goals in a Game Game 42 vs. Trinity (D.C.), 9/28/01 9 Wendy Wilson vs. Trinity, 9/28/01 Season 194 in 2011 4 Megan McCreedy vs. Sweet Briar, 10/8/03 SHUTOUTS 3 Wendy Wilson vs. Sweet Briar, 10/15/00 Season 10 in 2007 3 Wendy Wilson vs. Va. Wesleyan, 10/16/01 SAVES Game 24 vs. Bridgewater, 9/15/00 3 Megan McCreedy vs. Catawba, 9/4/04 Season 192 in 2001 3 Ashley Hay vs. Sweet Briar, 9/19/04

GOALS AGAINST AVERAGE 3 Megan McCreedy vs. Roanoke, 10/17/04 Season 0.91 in 2005 3 Ashley Traylor vs. Lynchburg, 9/20/06 3 Ashley Traylor vs. Bridgewater, 10/21/06 Most Victories 16 in 2007 Fewest Victories 6 in 2002 and 2003 3 Kelsey Rigby vs. Sweet Briar, 9/1/09 Most Losses 8 in 2003 3 Katelyn Yandle vs. Limestone, 10/31/09 Fewest Losses 3 in 2004 and 2007, 2009 3 Lauren Cheatham vs. Frostburg State, 10/18/11 Most Consecutive Wins 15 in 2007 Most Consecutive Losses 5 in 2002 3 Marlene Lichty vs. Houghton, 11/4/11 Most Consecutive Shutouts 8 in 2007 Best Winning Percentage .842 in 2007 Assists in a Game All-Time Home Record 76-16 (.826) 4 Wendy Wilson vs. Trinity, 9/28/01 All-Time Road Record 53-34 (.609) All-Time Neutral Record 11-8 (.579) 4 Haylie Black vs. Roanoke, 9/17/06 Most Goals in Single Game 15 vs. Trinity (D.C.), 2001 3 Samantha Howard vs. Mary Baldwin, 10/22/04 Most Goals Allowed in Single Game 11 vs. Salisbury, 2001 Saves in a Game 24 Samantha Pelstring vs. Mary Washington, 10/19/03 22 Elizabeth Werbiskis vs. Salisbury, 9/14/03 20 Elizabeth Werbiskis vs. Longwood, 10/18/02 18 Elizabeth Werbiskis vs. Bridgewater, 10/24/03 18 Elizabeth Werbiskis vs. Mary Washington, 10/20/02

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Points in a Season Points in a Career 52 Wendy Wilson (21g, 10a) - 2001 101 Wendy Wilson (41g, 19a) - 2000-02 46 Ashley Traylor (20g, 6a) - 2006 92 Ashley Traylor (41g, 10a) - 2005-07 38 Megan McCreedy (15g, 8a) - 2004 85 Megan McCreedy (33g, 19a) - 2001-04 36 Taylor Harrell (16g, 4a) - 2009 94 Haylie Black (32g, 30a) - 2005-08 35 Caitlin Cahill (15g, 5a) - 2011 75 Katelyn Yandle (29g, 17a) - 2007-10 34 Jennifer Byrum (17g) - 2001 67 Diana Golden (25g, 17a) - 2004-07 33 Haylie Black (10g, 13a) - 2006 64 Caitlin Cahill (26g, 12a) - 2009-Present 32 Katelyn Yandle (14g, 4a) - 2010 64 Anne Gehring (27g, 10a) - 2005-09 31 Haylie Black (10g,11a), - 2007 61 Taylor Harrell (24g, 13a) - 2007-10 30 Diana Golden (10g, 10a) - 2006 49 Ashley Roberson (19g, 11a) - 2001-04 Goals in a Season Goals in a Career 21 Wendy Wilson - 2001 41 Wendy Wilson - 2000-02 20 Ashley Traylor - 2006 41 Ashley Traylor - 2005-07 17 Jennifer Byrum - 2001 33 Megan McCreedy - 2001-04 16 Taylor Harrell - 2009 32 Haylie Black - 2005-08 15 Megan McCreedy - 2004 29 Katelyn Yandle - 2007-10 15 Caitlin Cahill - 2011 27 Anne Gehring - 2005-09 14 Katelyn Yandle - 2010 26 Caitlin Cahill - 2009-Present 13 Anne Gehring - 2005 25 Diana Golden - 2004-07 13 Haylie Black - 2006 24 Taylor Harrell - 2007-10 12 Ashley Traylor - 2005 21 Brittany Touchard - 2004-07 10 Several times Assists in a Career Assists in a Season 30 Haylie Black - 2005-08 13 Haylie Black - 2006 22 Kylie Cale - 2007-10 12 Kylie Cale - 2008 19 Wendy Wilson - 2000-02 11 Haylie Black - 2007 19 Megan McCreedy - 2001-04 10 Wendy Wilson - 2001 17 Diana Golden - 2004-07 10 Diana Golden - 2006 17 Katelyn Yandle - 2007-10 9 Samantha Howard - 2004 13 Taylor Harrell - 2007-10 9 Katelyn Yandle - 2007 12 Caitlin Cahill - 2009-Present 8 Megan McCreedy - 2004 11 Ashley Roberson - 2001-04 6 Several times 11 Rhiannon Thomasson - 2004-07 Saves in a Season Saves in a Career 127 Samantha Pelstring (26GA, 127 saves) - 2002 318 Elizabeth Werbiskis (58GA, 318 saves) - 2000-03 102 Brittany Bradsher (17GA, 102 saves) - 2010 192 Emma Stout (57GA, 192 saves) 2006-09 94 Elizabeth Werbiskis (20GA, 94 saves) - 2003 144 Samantha Pelstring (42GA, 144 saves) - 2003-06 84 Emma Stout (25GA, 84 saves) - 2008 103 Brittany Bradsher (20GA, 103 saves) 2008-10 82 Emma Stout (22GA, 82 saves) - 2009 80 Amy Snead (11GA, 80 saves) - 2000 80 Amy Snead (11GA, 80 saves) - 2000 75 Jessica Trosclair (24GA, 75 saves) - 2001 75 Jessica Trosclair (24GA, 75 saves) - 2001 63 Jamie Dowling (16GA, 63 saves) - 2011 72 Samantha Pelstring (21GA, 72 saves) - 2003 62 Courtney Seddon (12GA, 62 saves) - 2001 63 Jaime Dowling (16GA, 63 saves) - 2011 59 Elexa Nosonchuk (11GA, 59 saves) - 2007-08 62 Courtney Seddon (12GA, 62 saves) - 2001 58 Ashley Whipple (20GA, 58 saves) - 2006

CNU FIELD HOCKEY 2012 23 RESULTS & RECORDS ALL-TIME RESULTS

Record vs. All Opponents Coaching Records First Last Last Last Last Coach Years (Seasons) Record Pct. Opponent Record Streak Met Met CNU Win Opp. Win Score Lillian Seats 1967-70 (4) 8-9-2 .474 Alvernia 1-0 +1 2006 2006 2006 --- 5-1 Nancy Billger 2000 (1) 8-4 .667 Bridgewater 9-1 +9 2000 2010 2010 2000 2-0 June Lugo 2001 (1) 9-5 .643 Cabrini 1-0 +1 2009 2009 2009 --- 1-0 Catawba 5-0 +5 2003 2008 2008 --- 4-2 Sue Mancha 2002 (1) 6-7 .462 Catholic 4-4 +3 2001 2008 2008 2005 3-1 Carrie Moura 2003-11 (9) 117-42 .736 Centre 1-0 +1 2011 2011 2011 --- 4-0 Davidson 0-2 -2 2006 2007 --- 2007 2-4 Denison 1-0 +1 2003 2003 2003 --- 2-1 Eastern Mennonite 6-0 +6 2006 2011 2011 --- 5-1 Frostburg St. 10-1 +9 2002 2011 2011 2003 10-0 Gettysburg 1-2 -2 2007 2009 2007 2009 0-2 Goucher 1-0 +1 2000 2000 2000 --- 2-1 Haverford 0-1 -1 2011 2011 --- 2011 1-2 OT Hollins 1-0 +1 2000 2000 2000 --- 4-0 Hood 1-0 +1 2002 2002 2002 --- 6-0 Houghton 1-0 +1 2011 2011 2011 --- 7-0 Johns Hopkins 4-3 +1 2006 2011 2011 2010 6-0 Juniata 2-0 +2 2005 2006 2006 --- 4-2 Nancy Bilger June Lugo Keene State 1-0 +1 2011 2011 2011 --- 5-1 Kenyon 1-0 +2 2008 2010 2010 --- 4-2 Lebanon Valley 0-1 -1 2006 2006 --- 2006 0-3 Liberty 0-1 -1 2011 2011 --- 2011 1-2 Limestone 2-0 +2 2009 2010 2010 --- 6-0 Longwood 0-1 -1 2002 2002 --- 2002 2-3 OT Lynchburg 5-7 -1 2000 2010 2010 2010 0-1 Mary Baldwin 3-0 +3 2000 2004 2004 --- 7-1 Mary Washington 7-4 -1 2002 2011 2010 2011 2-3 OT McDaniel 3-0 +3 2007 2010 2010 --- 3-0 Morrisville St. 1-0 +1 2008 2008 2008 --- 5-0 New Jersey, College of 0-1 -1 2008 2008 --- 2008 0-6 Notre Dame (Md.) 1-0 +1 2000 2000 2000 --- 3-1 Randolph-Macon 11-0 +11 2001 2011 2011 --- 2-1 Sue Mancha Carrie Moura Randolph-Macon W.C. 1-0 +1 2000 2000 2000 --- 1-0 Rhodes 3-0 +3 2005 2011 2011 --- 4-1 Roanoke 4-3 +4 2001 2006 2006 2003 8-0 Rowan 0-3 -3 2009 2011 --- 2011 1-2 OT Salem 1-0 +1 2004 2004 2004 --- 7-0 Salisbury 2-10 -4 2001 2011 2007 2011 0-1 Shenandoah 5-0 +5 2004 2011 2011 --- 9-1 Springfield (Mass.) 0-1 -1 2007 2007 --- 2007 1-2 Stevenson 2-0 +2 2009 2010 2010 --- 6-1 St. Mary’s 7-2 +3 2001 2009 2009 2006 3-1 SUNY-Cortland 0-1 -1 2009 2009 --- 2009 2-4 Sweet Briar 6-1 +6 2000 2009 2009 2001 9-0 Transylvania 1-0 +1 2011 2011 2011 --- 10-2 Trinity (D.C.) 1-0 +1 2001 2001 2001 --- 15-0 Ursinus (Pa.) 0-3 -3 2007 2011 --- 2011 1-3 Villa Julie 2-0 +2 2001 2005 2005 --- 8-1 Virginia Wesleyan 6-3 +5 2000 2011 2011 2003 5-0 Washington College 1-0 +2 2009 2010 2010 --- 3-2 OT Washington & Lee 7-1 +2 2000 2010 2010 2008 3-0 Wesley 3-1 +3 2003 2011 2011 2003 2-0 Western Maryland 0-1 -1 2000 2000 --- 2000 3-5 Wilson 3-0 +3 2000 2008 2008 --- 4-0

Stephanie Bair All-American Katelyn Yandle

24 CNU FIELD HOCKEY 2012 RESULTS & RECORDS ALL-TIME RESULTS

Year-by-Year Results 2000 (8-4) Bridgewater 10/24 H/W 3-2* 2007 (16-3) Lynchburg 10/29 A/W 2-1 Coach: Nancy Billger Frostburg St. 10/26 H/L 2-4 Coach: Carrie Moura Limestone 10/31 H/W 9-1 Notre Dame 9/3 H/W 3-1 Davidson 9/1 A/L 2-4 Frostburg 11/7 A/W 2-0 Mary Baldwin 9/8 A/W 1-0* 2004 (12-3) Catawba 9/2 A/W 3-0 Cabrini1 11/11 H/W 1-0 Rand-Mac. WC 9/9 A/W 1-0 Coach: Carrie Moura Salisbury 9/5 H/W 2-1 SUNY Cortland2 11/14 N/L 2-4 Bridgewater 9/15 A/L 0-2 Catawba 9/4 A/W 6-1 Gettysburg 9/8 A/W 4-0 Wash. & Lee 9/16 A/W 2-0 Salem 9/5 A/W 2-0 Rand.-Macon 9/12 A/W 7-0 2010 (15-4) Wilson 9/23 H/W 3-0 Salisbury 9/8 A/L 0-1 Catholic 9/16 H/W 2-0 Coach: Carrie Moura Lynchburg 9/29 H/L 1-6 Rand.-Macon 9/15 H/W 7-1 Shenandoah 9/23 A/W 6-0 Rand.-Macon 9/1 A/W 2-1 Hollins 9/30 H/W 4-0 Frostburg St. 9/18 H/W 3-2 Va. Wesleyan 9/26 H/W 2-0 Salisbury 9/7 H/W 5-0 Va. Wesleyan 10/3 A/L 1-9 Sweet Briar 9/19 H/W 7-0 Lynchburg 9/29 A/W 2-0 Salisbury 9/8 A/L 0-1** Sweet Briar 10/15 H/W 4-2 Shenandoah 9/25 H/W 11-0 M. Washington 10/3 H/W 2-0 McDaniel 9/11 N/W 3-0 Goucher 10/21 A/W 2-1 Catholic 9/26 H/W 3-2* St. Mary’s (Md.) 10/6 H/W 2-0 Stevenson 9/12 N/W 6-1 West. Maryland 10/22 A/L 3-5 Bridgewater 10/1 A/W 3-1 Johns Hopkins 10/8 A/W 3-0 Lynchburg 9/18 H/W 1-0 Lynchburg 10/3 H/L 3-4 McDaniel 10/9 A/W 3-2 Frostburg 9/19 H/W 4-1 2001 (9-5) M. Washington 10/6 A/L 0-3 Bridgewater 10/13 H/W 8-2 Va. Wesleyan 9/22 A/W 9-0 Coach: June Lugo St. Mary’s (Md.) 10/9 A/W 3-0 Wash. & Lee 10/21 H/W 3-0 Wash. & Lee 9/26 A/W 3-0 Rand.-Macon 9/5 A/W 6-4 Roanoke 10/17 H/W 6-2 E. Mennonite 10/23 H/W 6-1 Wesley 10/2 A/W 2-1 Mary Baldwin 9/7 H/W 4-0 Mary Baldwin 10/22 H/W 7-1 Ursinus 10/28 A/L 0-1 Washington 10/3 A/W 3-2* Sweet Briar 9/9 A/L 3-4* Wash. & Lee 10/24 A/W 1-0 Frostburg St. 11/3 H/W 4-1 Kenyon 10/8 H/W 4-2 Salisbury 9/20 A/L 0-11 Springfield 11/10 N/L 1-2* M. Washington 10/9 H/W 3-1 Villa Julie 9/22 H/W 2-1 2005 (12-4) Johns Hopkins 10/18 A/L 2-3 Lynchburg 9/23 A/L 1-6 Coach: Carrie Moura 2008 (14-6) E. Mennonite 10/23 A/W 3-2** Trinity (D.C.) 9/28 A/W 15-0 Catawba 9/3 H/W 3-1 Coach: Carrie Moura Bridgewater 10/24 H/W 2-0 Catholic 9/29 A/L 0-7 Salisbury 9/7 H/L 2-4 Johns Hopkins5 8/30 N/L 2-8 Rowan 10/30 N/L 0-3 Bridgewater 10/5 H/W 3-1 Bridgewater 9/11 H/W 2-1* Morrisville St.5 8/31 N/W 5-0 Limestone 11/6 N/W 6-0 St. Mary’s 10/14 H/W 3-2 Lynchburg 9/16 A/L 1-2* Salisbury 9/10 A/L 1-2 Lynchburg1 11/10 H/L 0-1 Va. Wesleyan 10/16 H/W 5-2 Sweet Briar 9/21 A/W 8-0 Gettysburg 9/13 H/L 0-2 Roanoke 10/20 A/L 0-2 Catholic 9/25 A/L 1-2 Catawba 9/14 H/W 4-2 2011 (12-6) Wash. & Lee 10/21 A/W 2-1 Rand.-Macon 9/28 A/W 5-1 Rand.-Macon 9/17 H/W 5-0 Coach: Carrie Moura Wilson 10/23 A/W 2-1 Frostburg St. 10/1 H/W 5-0 McDaniel 9/20 H/W 5-0 Rand.-Macon 9/1 A/W 2-1 Wash. & Lee 10/2 H/W 4-1 Va. Wesleyan 9/24 A/W 4-0 Salisbury 9/7 H/L 0-1 2002 (6-7) M. Washington 10/5 H/W 4-0 Catholic 9/27 H/W 3-1 Centre 9/10 N/W 4-0 Coach: Sue Mancha Shenandoah 10/11 A/W 7-0 M. Washington 10/1 A/W 2-1 Liberty 9/11 N/L 1-2 Sweet Briar 9/1 H/W 5-0 Rhodes 10/15 N/W 2-1^ E. Mennonite 10/4 A/W 1-0 Wesley 9/18 H/W 2-0 Catholic 9/7 H/L 1-3 Roanoke 10/16 A/W 4-0 Lynchburg 10/8 H/W 3-2 Va. Wesleyan 9/21 H/W 5-0 Salisbury 9/10 A/L 1-4 Villa Julie 10/22 H/W 8-1 Kenyon 10/11 N/W 2-0 Johns Hopkins 9/25 H/W 6-0 Frostburg St. 9/15 H/W 2-1 St. Mary’s (Md.) 10/27 H/L 0-1 Ursinus 10/13 H/L 3-4 M. Washington 10/5 A/L 2-3* Rand.-Macon 9/20 H/W 3-1 Juniata 10/29 A/W 1-0 St. Mary’s 10/19 A/W 2-0 Shenandoah 10/9 H/W 9-1 Bridgewater 9/28 A/W 4-2 Wash. & Lee 10/26 A/L 2-3 E. Mennonite 10/12 H/W 5-1 Va. Wesleyan 10/1 A/L 1-2* 2006 (14-4) Wilson4 11/1 N/W 4-0 Rhodes 10/15 N/W 4-1 Roanoke 10/6 H/L 1-2* Coach: Carrie Moura Frostburg St.4 11/2 N/W 4-0 Keene St. 10/16 A/W 5-1 Longwood 10/8 A/L 2-3* Davidson 9/2 N/L 0-3 Johns Hopkins1 11/12 A/W 2-1 Frostburg St. 10/18 H/W 10-0 Lynchburg 10/19 H/L 0-4 Salisbury 9/6 A/L 1-2 Col. of N.J.2 11/15 A/L 0-6 Haverford 10/23 H/L 1-2* M. Washington 10/20 A/L 2-3* Johns Hopkins 9/10 H/W 3-1 Rowan 10/30 N/L 1-2* St. Mary’s 10/23 A/W 2-1** Rand.-Macon 9/13 H/W 8-0 2009 (16-4) Houghton 11/4 H/W 7-0 Hood College 10/26 A/W 6-0 Shenandoah 9/16 H/W 13-0 Coach: Carrie Moura Transylvania 11/5 H/W 10-2 Roanoke 9/17 H/W 8-0 Sweet Briar 9/1 H/W 9-0 Ursinus1 11/9 A/L 1-3 2003 (6-8) Lynchburg 9/20 H/W 7-3 Washington 9/6 H/W 5-2 Coach: Carrie Moura E. Mennonite 9/28 A/W 2-1 Salisbury 9/9 H/L 1-2 *overtime Rand.-Macon 9/3 A/W 2-0 M. Washington 10/4 A/W 4-0 Gettysburg 9/12 A/L 0-3 ^penalty strokes Catawba 9/7 H/W 2-1 Catholic 10/9 A/W 2-1 Rand.-Macon 9/16 A/W 3-2* 1NCAA First Round Wesley 9/13 A/L 1-4 St. Mary’s (Md.) 10/14 A/L 0-1 Wash. & Lee 9/18 H/W 4-1 2NCAA Sweet 16 Denison 9/13 A/W 2-1 Bridgewater 10/21 A/W 3-0 Va. Wesleyan 9/23 H/W 5-0 3NCAA Elite 8 Salisbury 9/14 A/L 0-4 Wash. & Lee 10/22 A/W 3-0 M. Washington 9/30 H/W 4-3 4Independent Schools Tr. Catholic 9/28 A/L 0-4 Juniata 10/28 H/W 4-2 E. Mennonite 10/4 H/W 2-0 5Black-Eyed Susan Tr. - Owings Mills, Md. Roanoke 9/30 A/L 0-7 Frostburg St. 11/4 A/W 4-2 Bridgewater 10/7 H/W 5-0 Lynchburg 10/5 A/L 0-3 Alvernia1 11/8 H/W 5-1 Stevenson 10/10 A/W 2-1 Sweet Briar 10/8 A/W 6-1 Salisbury2 11/11 N/W 2-1* Rowan 10/12 N/L 0-2 St. Mary’s (Md.) 10/11 H/W 3-2 Lebanon Valley3 11/12 A/L 0-3 St. Mary’s 10/17 H/W 3-1 Va. Wesleyan 10/17 H/L 0-4 Johns Hopkins 10/24 H/W 3-1 M. Washington 10/19 H/L 0-4 Wesley 10/25 H/W 2-1

CNU FIELD HOCKEY 2012 25 ALL-TIME HONORS ALL-TIME HONORS & ROSTER

NFHCA NFHCA All-South Region All-America 2005 Jacque Mayer 2nd team 2006 Ashley Traylor 2nd team 2006 Ashley Traylor 1st team Jacque Mayer 2nd team Jacque Mayer 1st team 2007 Jacque Mayer 1st team Diana Golden 2nd team Ashley Hay 2nd team 2007 Jacque Mayer 1st team 2008 Kim Tomlin 2nd team Ashley Hay 1st team 2009 Kim Tomlin 2nd team Diana Golden 2nd team 2010 Katelyn Yandle 3rd team Haylie Black 2nd team 2011 Brianna Milne 2nd team 2008 Kim Tomlin 1st team Caitlin Cahill 3rd team Courtney Russ 1st team WomensFieldHockey.com Haylie Black 2nd team 2009 Stephanie Bair 1st team All-America Kim Tomlin 1st team 2006 Ashley Traylor 1st team Kylie Cale 2nd team Jacque Mayer 3rd team Brianna Milne 2nd team 2007 Jacque Mayer 1st team 2010 Katelyn Yandle 1st team Ashley Hay 2nd team Caitlin Cahill 1st team 2008 Kim Tomlin 2nd team Brianna Milne 2nd team 2009 Kim Tomlin 2nd team 2011 Caitlin Cahill 1st team 2011 Brianna Milne 3rd team Brianna Milne 1st team Marlene Lichty 2nd team

Virginia Sports Information Directors All-State 2005 Hannah Brown 2nd team Anne Gehring 2nd team Jacque Mayer 2nd team Jacque Mayer Ashley Traylor 2006 Ashley Traylor 1st team Haylie Black 1st team Jacque Mayer 1st team Ashley Whipple 1st team Diana Golden 2nd team 2007 Jacque Mayer 1st team Ashley Hay 1st team Elexa Nosunchuk 1st team Ashley Hay Kim Tomlin Haylie Black 2nd team Diana Golden 2nd team 2008 Courtney Russ 1st team Haylie Black 1st team Kylie Cale 1st team Kim Tomlin 1st team 2009 Kim Tomlin 1st team Stephanie Bair 2nd team Katelyn Yandle Brianna Milne Taylor Harrell 2nd team Brianna Milne 2nd team 2010 Caitlin Cahill 1st team Brianna Milne 1st team Katelyn Yandle 1st team Brittany Bradsher 1st team 2011 Brianna Milne 1st team Caitlin Cahill 1st team Caitlin Cahill Jamie Dowling 2nd team Shelby Judkins 2nd team

26 CNU FIELD HOCKEY 2012 ALL-TIME HONORS ALL-TIME HONORS & ROSTER

Virginia Sports Information Directors National Statistical Leader Player of the Year Save Percentage 2006 Ashley Traylor 2007 Elexa Nosunchuk 2007 Jacque Mayer NFHCA Virginia Sports Information Directors All-Academic 2005 Amber March Rookie of the Year Amy Suddarth 2007 Elexa Nosunchuk 2006 Amber Marsh Emma Stout Virginia Sports Information Directors 2007 Kylie Cale Coach of the Year Katie Germain 2006 Carrie Moura Natalie Gilbert Amber Marsh 2007 Carrie Moura Emma Mehrabi 2009 Carrie Moura Elexa Nosunchuk

WomensFieldHockey.com Coach of the Year 2006 Carrie Moura

All-Time Roster Field hockey was one of the first sports started by the young Christopher Newport College.The team played from 1967 to 1971. Listed below are all the players who have played at CNU.

Alston, Ashley ...... 00,01,02 Emery, Kay ...... 70,71 Judkins, Shelby ...... 10,11 Pannocchia, Jennifer ...... 06 Thomas, Pat ...... 67 Anderson, Lauren ...... 02, 03, 04 Evans, Kate ...... 03 Parker, Kristi ...... 00,01,02,03 Thomasson, Rhiannon .04,05,06,07 Kelly, Lindsay ...... 05 Pelstring, Samantha ...... 03,04,05 Thompson, Krystle ...... 03 Bair, Stephanie ...... 07,08,09,10 Fowler, Mary ...... 67 Kelly, Tori ...... 10,11 Perino, Dani ...... 11 Thompson, Megan ...... 02, 03 Baker, Katie ...... 04,05 Fredo, Samantha ...... 01 Keenehan, Mary ...... 08,09 Personte, Pat ...... 70 Tomcheck, Sharon ...... 70 Bass, Frances ...... 67,68 Freudenberg, Alexandria ...... 08,09 Kirby, Elaine ...... 01,02 Pfarr, Megan ...... 00,01,02, 03 Tomlin, Kim ...... 07,08,09 Black, Haylie...... 05,06,07,08 Kurecki, Chrissy ...... 09,10,11 Phelps, Patsy ...... 67,68 Touchard, Brittney ...... 04,05,06,07 Bossieux, Anda ...... 68 Gardner, Jean ...... 68,69,71 Kuykendall, Nicole ...... 05,06,07,08 Plott, Tena ...... 71 Traylor, Ashley ...... 05,06,07 Bradsher, Brittany ...... 08,09,10 Garrett, Diane ...... 69 Poole, Brenda ...... 67 Trosclair, Jessica ...... 01 Brannan, Elizabeth ...... 68,69,70,71 Garrett, Kimberly ...... 00 LaCoy, Lori ...... 69 Pryor-Graves, Zuri ...... 06,07 Tunstall, Belle ...... 11 Broadhurst, Kelly Jo .....04,05,06,07 Gauthier, Alexandria ...... 09 Lawrence, Lynda ...... 00 Turner, Jennifer ...... 00 Brookover, Dana ...... 09,10 Gehring, Anne ...... 05,06,07,08,09 Lia, Shannon ...... 00,01,02 Rance, Amy ...... 00 Brown, Adele ...... 69 Germain, Katie ...... 07,08 Lichty, Marlene ...... 10,11 Rawley, Lindsay ...... 06,07 Veach, Jennifer ...... 00 Brown, Hannah ...... 04,05 Gilbert, Natalie ...... 06,07 Lovell, Kathy ...... 69 Rawls, Mona ...... 67 Burnette, Brenda ...... 67,68 Godfrey, Amber ...... 00,01 Lowe, Breanne ...... 09,10,11 Redfearn, Taylor ...... 08,09 Walker, Lynn ...... 68,69,70 Burns, Abby ...... 00 Golden, Diana ...... 04,05,06,07 Lugo, June ...... 00 Reynolds, Katie ...... 03,04,06 Waller, Beverly ...... 04 Burns, Melissa ...... 01,02, 03 Gooding, Terry ...... 68,69,70 Richards, Crys ...... 00 Watson, Carolyn ...... 67 Byrum, Jennifer ...... 01,02,03,04 Gray, Andrea ...... 07 Marsh, Amber ...... 04,05,06,07 Ricks, Suzanne ...... 70 Watson, Linda ...... 67,68,69 Gray, Linda ...... 67 Matthews, Lynsi ...... 05 Rigby, Corey ...... 08,09,10,11 Webster, Michele ...... 67 Cahill, Caitlin ...... 09,10,11 Gunnoe, Haylee ...... 06 Mayer, Jacque ...... 04,05,06,07 Rigby, Kelsey ...... 08,09,10,11 Werbiskis, Elizabeth ....00,01,02, 03 Cale, Kylie ...... 07,08,09,10 McArthur, Abbey ...... 03, 04 Roberson, Ashley ...... 01,02, 03, 04 West, Carol ...... 67 Castano, Marge ...... 71 Hackbarth, Allie ...... 11 McCreedy, Megan ...... 01,02, 03, 04 Robinson, Kim ...... 07 Whipple, Ashley ...... 06 Charles, Alicia ...... 70 Hall, Ashley ...... 06 McGee, Zoe ...... 09,10 Rodgers, Maralyn ...... 71 Wilson, Wendy ...... 00,01,02 Cheatham, Lauren ...... 11 Hanson, Jonelle ...... 01,02, 03, 04 McKinney, Annette ...... 67 Russ, Courtney ...... 06,07,08 Wist, Laura ...... 03,04 Cherry, Lauren ...... 08,09,10,11 Harper, Laura ...... 05 Meadows, Amanda ...... 01 Wister, Sarah ...... 09,10,11 Childers, Paige ...... 08,09,10,11 Harrell, Taylor ...... 07,08,09,10 Mehrabi, Emma ...... 07,08,09,10 Schmidt, Colleen ...... 03, 04 Clark, Kelsey ...... 10,11 Hastings ...... 00 Meiklejohn, Amanda ...... 03 Seddon, Courtney ...... 01 Yandle, Katelyn ...... 07,08,09,10 Clinginpeel, Vicky ...... 71 Hay, Ashley ...... 04,05,06,07 Miller, Ashley ...... 03 Shifflett, Kari ...... 03 Young, Taylor ...... 11 Cocke, Carolyn ...... 69,70,71 Hendricks, Lindsay ...... 09,10,11 Milne, Brianna ...... 08,09,10,11 Slingerland, Amanda ...... 00,01,02 Colletti, Caitlin ...... 11 Herr, Alicia ...... 67,68,69 Moore, Carolyn ...... 71 Smith, Sarah ...... 10,11 Collins, Julie ...... 10,11 Hildson, Patty ...... 67,68 Moran, Danielle ...... 06 Snead, Amy ...... 00 Cooper, Courtney ...... 00,01,02 Hines, Chelsea ...... 10,11 Morgan, Karen ...... 68,69 Snider, Jordan ...... 10,11 Cralle, Andrea ...... 03 Hoath, Marcy ...... 10,11 Morris, Jaclyn ...... 00 Spence, Dawn ...... 70 Crickenberger, Ashley ...... 00,02, 03 Howard, Samantha ...... 04 Murphy, Dinah ...... 67,68 St. Mary, Hilary ...... 10,11 Cullen, April ...... 00,01,02, 03 Huddleston, Rose Ann ...... 70 Stills, Susan ...... 67 Cybulski, Ashley ...... 05,06,07,08 Hughes, Sandy ...... 69,70,71 Newton, Mary ...... 67 Stout, Anna ...... 06,07,08,09 Nolan, Monica ...... 03 Stout, Emma ...... 06,07,08,09 Dawson, Chelsea ...... 08 Ireland, Mary ...... 69 Nosonchuk, Elexa ...... 07,08 Sullivan, Meghan ...... 10,11 Dingeldein, Linda ...... 67 Swisher, Katherine ...... 00,01,02, 03 Dowling, Jamie ...... 11 Janczewski, Marcella ...... 05 Outerbridge, Aleta ...... 71 Dusch, Kelsey ...... 06 Johnson, Amanda ...... 03,04 Therault, Pam ...... 71

CNU FIELD HOCKEY 2012 27 NCAA APPEARANCES NCAA APPEARANCES

2006 CNU 5, Alvernia 1 CNU 2, Salisbury 1 OT Lebanon Valley 3, CNU 0 Playing the first post season game in CNU Sweet 16 Elite 8 field hockey history, Facing the defending national cham- CNU’s run through its first NCAA tour- the 13th-ranked Cap- pions for the second time in the nament ended as host Lebanon Valley tains jumped out to a season, CNU got a sudden-death took a 3-0 win in the Elite 8. 3-0 lead and coasted overtime goal from Haylie Black to LVC scored just 12 minutes into to a 5-1 victory over eliminate the Seagulls, 2-1. the game, and then added second 17th-ranked Alvernia at The Captains grabbed a 1-0 lead half goals at the 48th minute and 65th Captains Field. in the 21st minute on a goal by Brit- to secure the win. Getting two goals tany Touchard. They then kept Salis- from All-American Ashley Traylor and one bury off the board until the 55th minute 1. 11:20 LVC Steph Marguglio (unassisted) from Ashley Hay, CNU had a 3-0 not even when Ashley Twigg tied the score. 2. 47:23 LVC Mimi Sullivan 14 minutes into the contest. Alvernia’s Black then got loose on a break- Claire Behney 3. 64:15 LVC Alex Wolfe Janelle Lynch made the halftime margin away and dodged the keeper for the Steph Marguglio 3-1 with a goal less than two minutes be- winning goal with just 1:14 remaining fore the break. in the overtime. But CNU put things out of reach as Courtney Russ tallied in the 41st minute 1. 20:44 CNU TOUCHARD, Brittany DUSCH, Kelsey th and Diana Golden in the 46 . CNU goalie 2. 54:15 SAL Ashley Twigg Ashley Whipple made ten saves. Megan Powell 3. 78:46 CNU BLACK, Haylie (unassisted) 1. 6:23 CNU HAY, Ashley TRAYLOR, Ashley - Penalty corner 2. 11:09 CNU TRAYLOR, Ashley (unassisted) 3. 13:50 CNU TRAYLOR, Ashley BLACK, Haylie; GOLDEN, Diana 4. 33:17 AC Janelle Lynch (unassisted) 5. 40:09 CNU RUSS, Courtney Penalty stroke 6. 45:46 CNU GOLDEN, Diana CYBULSKI, Ashley

2007 2008 Springfield 2, CNU 1 OT CNU 2, Johns Hopkins 1 College of New Jersey 6, Sweet 16 Facing a team that had beaten them, CNU 0 Playing on a neutral field at Salisbury, 8-2, in the season, and doing so on Sweet 16 Md., CNU took a 1-0 halftime lead, the road and at night, the Captains Coming off their exhilerating win over but fell in overtime to the 14th ranked responded with one of their best out- Johns Hopkins, the Captains battled Pride. ings of the year and fifth ranked College of New Jersey to The Captains’ defeated Johns a 1-0 deficit at halftime, but ran out of Ashley Cybulski tal- Hopkins, 2-1. steam in the second half before fall- lied at 15:52 of the CNU led, 2-0, ing, 6-0. first half on an assist at halftime after from Diana Golden. a pair of goals by 1. 6:31 TCNJ Alex Okuniewicz Penalty stroke Springfield tied Haylie Black, com- 2. 36:49 TCNJ Leigh Mitchell it midway through ing barely a minute Maggie rarich the second half and and a half apart late 3. 37:55 TCNJ Jenny Lubin Jackie Gelinas got the winner about three minutes into in the first half. 4. 40:42 TCNJ Leigh Mitchell overtime to advance in the tournament. The Blue Jays cut the margin to Kelly Mitchell 5. 44:49 TCNJ Leigh Mitchell one goal with less than a minute to Alex Okuniewicz 1. 15:52 CNU CYBULSKI, Ashley play, but the Captains held on for the 6. 54:03 TCNJ Kellyn Riley GOLDEN, Diana Leigh Mitchell 2. 45:22 SC Jane Kelleher win. Emily Murray 3. 73:02 SC Allie Eisele 1. 28:59 CNU Haylie Black Eileen Jenkins Katelyn Yandle 2. 30:35 CNU Haylie Black Anne Gehring 3. 69:16 JHU Leah Horton Brittany Bland

28 CNU FIELD HOCKEY 2012 NCAA APPEARANCES NCAA APPEARANCES

2009 2010 CNU 1, Cabrini 0 SUNY-Cortland 4, CNU 2 Lynchburg 1, CNU 0 The Captains battled through a driving Sweet 16 Lynchburg scored the only goal of the rainstorm to defeat game in the 43rd Cortland struck first just 44 seconds the Cavaliers 1-0 at minute of play and into the game but CNU answered in Captains Field. The held off the Captains the 16th minute of the game with a lone goal of the game for the remaining 27 goal from sophomore Paige Childers. came at the 11:46 minutes. Earlier this Just 3:15 into the second half the mark from junior Tay- season, the two teams Captains took the lead with a goal lor Harrell. battled to a 1-0 final, from Taylor Harrell. But a penalty with the Captains tak- stroke in the 41st minute for Cortland 1. 11:46 CNU Taylor Harrell ing the win. (unassisted) tied the game again.

The Red Dragons tallied in the 58th 1. 42:34 LC Jenny Weird (Kristina Morris) and 66th minutes to seal the win.

1. 0:44 CORT Christine McCabe (unassisted) 2. 16:10 CNU Childers, Paige (unassisted) 3. 38:15 CNU Harrell, Taylor YANDLE, Katelyn 4. 41:43 CORT Christine McCabe Penalty stroke 5. 58:49 CORT Brenda Semit Danielle Hand 6. 66:09 CORT Liz DeWaters Christine McCabe

2011 Ursinus 3, CNU 1 The Captains took an early lead on the 11th-ranked Ursinus Bears (17-3), but the home team scored three unan- swered to drop Christopher Newport in the opening round of the 2011 NCAA Tour- nament. Christo- pher Newport senior Kelsey Rigby scored just 3:56 into the match to give the Cap- tains a 1-0 lead on the road. Unfortunately, Ursinus responded with three unanswered goals to capture the victory.

1. 3:56 CNU Kelsey Rigby (unassisted) 2. 13:29 Ursinus Rachel Pandl (Corinne Freeman) 3. 50:25 Ursinus Rachel Pandl (unassisted) Kelsey Riby opened the scoring for CNU during the squad’s first round match-up 4. 65:12 Ursinus Alyssa Thren (unassisted) against Ursinus in the 2011 NCAA Field Hockey Tournament.

CNU FIELD HOCKEY 2012 29 CLINICS & FACILITIES 2012 OPPONENTS

Come watch a CNU game and then attend a field hockey clinic! Sunday, September 16 • Sunday, September 30 For Players: Two-hour field hockey clinics for individuals or teams (goalkeepers included). Boys and girls ages 7-19 are welcome. Cost is $20 for participants who arrive before the scheduled game, $25 for participants who arrive during or after the game and a special of $15 a per- son for teams of 10 or more.

For Coaches: Free coaching clinic! Coaches will receive a copy of the curriculum/drills and shadow CNU coaching staff during the clinic.

Questions are welcomed and a thorough Q&A will be held during the last 10-15 minutes.

There is no pre-registration. Sign up the day of, just before/during the game at the sign-in table. Clinics will start 20-30 minutes following the conclusion of the game. Cash and checks, made payable to CNU Field Hockey, are accepted.

RATCLIFFE WEIGHT ROOM

Christopher Newport University prides itself in boast- ing some of the top facilities in the nation for its student-athletes. One of the latest additions to the landscape is the new Ratcliffe Weight Room. Opened during the summer of 2012, this state-of-the-art facil- ity serves as a hallmark of Captain athletics.

30 CNU FIELD HOCKEY 2012 2012 OPPONENTS

Bridgewater Houghton (N.Y.) Salisbury Wesley Sun. Oct. 7 in Newport News, Va. Fri. Nov. 2 in Newport News, Va. Thu. Sept. 6 in Salisbury, Md. Sun. Oct. 14 in Dover, Del. CNU leads series, 9-1 CNU leads series, 1-0 SU leads series, 10-2 CNU leads series, 3-1

Location: Bridgewater, Va. Location: Houghton, N.Y. Location: Salisbury, Md. Location: Dover, Del. Enrollment: 1,651 Enrollment: 1,200 Enrollment: 8,204 Enrollment: 1,530 President: Roy Ferguson Jr. President: Shirley A. Mullen President: Janet Dudley-Eshbach President: William Johnston Athletic Director: Curt Kendall Athletic Director: H. Skip Lord Athletic Director: Michael Vienna Athletic Director: Mike Drass Conference: Old Dominion A.C. Conference: Empire 8 Conference: Capital A.C. Conference: Capital A.C. Nickname: Eagles Nickname: Highlanders Nickname: Sea Gulls Nickname: Wolverines Colors: Crimson & Gold Colors: Purple & Gold Colors: Maroon & Gold Colors: Navy & White Head Coach: Allyson Kenyon Head Coach: Rachel Snelgrove Head Coach: Dawn Chamberlain Head Coach: Tracey Short 2011 Record: 9-8 2011 Record: 9-7 2011 Record: 18-2 2011 Record: 12-10 SID: Tim Leister SID: Jason Mucher SID: Tim Brennan SID: Steven Kramer Website: www.bridgewatereagles.com Website: http://athletics.houghton.edu Website: www.suseagulls.com Website: athletics.wesley.edu

Catholic Lynchburg Shenandoah Wilson Wed. Oct. 17 in Washington, D.C. Sun. Sept. 30 in Newport News, Va. Sun. Sept. 9 in Winchester, Va. Sun. Nov. 4 in Newport News, Va. Series tied, 4-4 Lynchburg leads series, 7-5 CNU leads series, 5-0 CNU leads series, 3-0

Location: Washington, D.C. Location: Lynchburg, Va. Location: Winchester, Va. Location: Chambersburg, Pa. Enrollment: 6,705 Enrollment: 2,500 Enrollment: 3,000 Enrollment: 790 President: John Garvey President: Kenneth Garren President: Dr. Tracy Fitzsimmons President: Barbara Mistick Athletic Director: Mike Allen Athletic Director: Jack Toms Athletic Director: Doug Zipp Athletic Director: Lori Frey Conference: Landmark Conference: Old Dominion A.C. Conference: Old Dominion A.C. Conference: Independent Nickname: Cardinals Nickname: Hornets Nickname: Hornets Nickname: Phoenix Colors: Red & Black Colors: Crimson & Gray Colors: Red, White & Midnight Blue Colors: Blue & White Head Coach: Gia Cillizza Head Coach: Enza Steele Head Coach: Kim Bianchi Head Coach: Shelly Novak 2011 Record: 17-2 2011 Record: 19-2 2011 Record: 5-13 2011 Record: 7-7 SID: Mike Stagnitta SID: Mike Carpenter SID: Scott Musa SID: Beth Weixel Website: www.cuacardinals.com Website: http://athletics.lynchburg.edu Website: www.suhornets.com Website: www.wilson.edu/athletic-center

Centre Mary Washington Stevens Institute Sun. Sept. 2 in Danville, Ky. Sat. Oct. 6 in Newport News, Va. Sun. Sept. 23 in Alexandria, Va. CNU leads series, 1-0 CNU leads series, 7-4 First Meeting

Location: Danville, K.Y. Location: Fredericksburg, Va. Location: Hoboken, N.J. Enrollment: 1,190 Enrollment: 4,000 Enrollment: 5,260 President: John Roush President: Richard V. Hurley President: Nariman Farvardin Athletic Director: Gina Nicoletti Athletic Director: Ken Tyler Athletic Director: Russell Rogers Conference: Southern Collegiate A.C. Conference: Capital A.C. Conference: Empire 8 Nickname: Colonels Nickname: Eagles Nickname: Ducks Colors: White & Gold Colors: Navy Blue, Gray & White Colors: Red & Gray Head Coach: Jenelle Anthony Head Coach: Lindsay Elliott Head Coach: Emily Beach 2011 Record: 11-8 2011 Record: 15-5 2011 Record: 12-8 SID: Mike Pritchard SID: Clint Often SID: Rob Kulish Website: www.centreathletics.com Website: www.umweagles.com Website: www.stevensducks.com

Denison Randolph-Macon Virginia Wesleyan Sun. Sept. 16 in Newport News, Va. Fri. Sept. 14 in Newport News, Va. Wed. Sept. 26 in Virginia Beach, Va. CNU leads series, 1-0 CNU leads series, 11-0 CNU leads series, 6-3

Location: Granville, Ohio Location: Ashland, Va. Location: Virginia Beach, Va. Enrollment: 2,132 Enrollment: 1,225 Enrollment: 1,400 President: Dale Knobel President: Robert R. Lindgren President: William T. Greer, Jr. Athletic Director: Nan Carney-Deboard Athletic Director: Jeff Burns Athletic Director: Joanne Renn Conference: North Coast A.C. Conference: Old Dominion A.C. Conference: Old Dominion A.C. Nickname: Big Red Nickname: Yellow Jackets Nickname: Marlins Colors: Red & White Colors: Red, Lemon & Black Colors: Navy Blue & Silver Head Coach: P.J. Soteriades Head Coach: Crystal Carper Head Coach: Joyce Anne Koubaroulis 2011 Record: 18-2 2011 Record: 10-8 2011 Record: 8-9 SID: Craig Hicks SID: Chris Kilcoyne SID: Joe Wasiluk Website: www.denisonbigred.com Website: www.rmcathletics.com Website: www.vwcathletics.com

Eastern Mennonite Rhodes Washington & Lee Sat. Oct. 20 in Harrisonburg, Va. Sat. Sept. 1 in Danville, Ky. Sun. Oct. 21 in Lexington, Va. CNU leads series, 6-0 CNU leads series, 3-0 CNU leads series, 7-1

Location: Harrisonburg, Va. Location: Memphis, Tenn. Location: Lexington, Va. Enrollment: 1,589 Enrollment: 1,685 Enrollment: 1,775 President: Dr. Loren Swartzendruber President: Bill Troutt President: Ken Ruscio Athletic Director: Dave King Athletic Director: Mike Clary Athletic Director: Jan Hathorn Conference: Old Dominion A.C. Conference: Southern Collegiate Conference: Old Dominion A.C. Nickname: Lady Royals Nickname: Lynx Nickname: Generals Colors: Royal Blue & White Colors: Red & Black Colors: Royal Blue & White Head Coach: Brenda Bechler Head Coach: Jane Wells Head Coach: Wendy Orrison 2011 Record: 10-11 2011 Record: 11-7 2011 Record: 6-10 SID: James De Boer SID: Rob Schrier SID: Brian Laubscher Website: www.emuroyals.com Website: www.rhodeslynx.com Website: www.generalssports.com

CNU FIELD HOCKEY 2012 31 CNU AT A GLANCE

CAMPUS » HIGH SCHOOL GPA » 260 acres, adjacent to the 550-acre Mariners’ Museum Middle 50 percent range: 3.4 - 3.9 (4.0 scale) and Park, the Noland Trail, and the James River. INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETICS » CAMPUS LOCATION » NCAA Div. III; USA South Conference Newport News, Virginia, between historic 11 varsity men’s teams Williamsburg and Virginia Beach. 13 varsity women’s teams

CARS ON CAMPUS » MALE-FEMALE RATIO » Ample on-campus parking for all students, including 43 percent male; 57 percent female freshmen. RACIAL DIVERSITY » CLASS SIZE » 81 percent Caucasian More than 50 percent of classes have 19 or fewer 11 percent African-American students. 5 percent Hispanic-Latino 4 percent Asian-American CLUBS & STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS » More than 250 academic, social, athletic and other RESIDENTIAL FACILITIES » clubs and student organizations. Modern and spacious residence halls. All freshmen, sophomores and juniors are required to live on ENROLLMENT » campus. 4,800 students; 1,200 freshmen SCHOLARSHIPS » More than 400 renewable freshman scholarships FACILITIES » offered each fall to Honors and Leadership students. Nearly $1 billion in new construction in the last 15 years has built a beautiful campus with world-class facilities. STANDARDIZED SCORES » Middle 50 percent SAT range: 1100-1240 FACULTY » (Critical Reading and Math) Nearly 90 percent hold a PhD or highest degree in Middle 50 percent ACT range: 22-27 their fields. Our professors were called “dedicated and caring” in a Washington Post survey. TYPE » Four-year public university GEOGRAPHIC DISTRIBUTION » Students are enrolled from every region in Virginia, 25 other states and 41 foreign countries. Visit us at cnu.edu

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2012 SCHEDULE Date Opponent Location Time

September 1 Rhodes Danville, Ky. 2:00 pm 2 Centre Danville, Ky. 2:00 pm 6 Salisbury Salisbury, Md. 6:00 pm 9 Shenandoah Winchester, Va. 2:00 pm 14 Randolph-Macon Captains Field 7:00 pm 16 Denison* Captains Field 10:00 am 23 Stevens Alexandria, Va. 2:00 pm 26 Virginia Wesleyan Virginia Beach, Va. 7:15 pm 30 Lynchburg* Captains Field 2:00 pm

October 6 Mary Washington Captains Field 1:00 pm 7 Bridgewater Captains Field 2:00 pm 14 Wesley Dover, Del. 12:00 pm 17 Catholic Washington D.C. 6:00 pm 20 Eastern Mennonite Harrisonburg, Va. 4:00 pm 21 Washington & Lee Lexington, Va. 2:30 pm

November 2 Houghton Captains Field 5:00 pm 4 Wilson Captains Field 1:00 pm

Home games in bold * Clinic Dates