TEMPLE UNIVERSITY 2010 SCHEDULE Location...... Philadelphia, Pa. Date Day Opponent...... Time Founded...... 1884 Aug. 28 Saturday BUCKNELL ...... 1:00 PM Enrollment ...... 37,000 Aug. 29 Sunday FAIRFIELD ...... 3:00 PM President...... Dr. Ann Weaver Hart Sep. 3 Friday at St. Francis (PA)...... 3:00 PM Director of Athletics...... Bill Bradshaw Sep. 5 Sunday vs. Georgetown (at American Univ.) ...... 1:00 PM Nickname ...... Owls Sep. 10 Friday LAFAYETTE ...... 4:00 PM Colors ...... Cherry and White Sep. 17 Friday DELAWARE...... 3:30 PM Home Field...... Geasey Field Sep. 18 Saturday PENN STATE ...... 2:00 PM Capacity...... 1,000 Sep. 22 Wednesday DREXEL...... 3:30 PM Conference ...... Atlantic 10 Sep. 25 Saturday AMERICAN ...... 1:00 PM Sep. 29 Wednesday at Rider ...... 4:00 PM COACHING STAFF Oct. 2 Saturday at Monmouth ...... 1:00 PM Head Coach ...... Amanda Janney Oct. 3 Sunday BRYANT ...... 2:00 PM Phone...... 215-204-6288 Oct. 8 Friday * SAINT JOSEPH’S ...... 3:00 PM E-Mail ...... [email protected] Oct. 10 Sunday PENN ...... 1:00 PM Career Record/Years...... 56-47/5 Oct. 15 Friday * at La Salle ...... 3:00 PM Record at TU/Years...... Same Oct. 17 Sunday * WEST CHESTER...... 12:00 PM Assistant Coach ...... Beth Riley Oct. 22 Friday * at Massachusetts ...... 3:00 PM Phone...... 215-204-5515 Oct. 24 Sunday * SAINT LOUIS...... 12:00 PM E-Mail ...... [email protected] Oct. 29 Friday * at Richmond...... 3:00 PM Grad. Asst. Coach...... Kelsey Nickles Oct. 31 Sunday * LOCK HAVEN (Senior Day) ...... 12:00 PM THE TEAM Atlantic 10 Tournament Letterwinners Returning/Lost...... 12/9 Nov. 5 Friday ** ATLANTIC 10 SEMIFINAL...... TBA Starters Returning/Lost ...... 5/6 Nov. 6 Saturday ** ATLANTIC 10 FINAL ...... TBA 2009 Overall Record ...... 9-12 A-10 Record ...... 4-2 Home matches in CAPS; * Atlantic 10 Conference game; A-10 Regular Season Finish...... T2nd ** Atlantic 10 Tournament (at Temple); Atlantic 10 Tournament Finish ...... 2nd All times Eastern and subject to change. ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS Contact...... Karen Auerbach Office Phone...... 215-204-3850 Office Fax ...... 215-204-7499 E-mail ...... [email protected] Website ...... www.owlsports.com TABLE OF CONTENTS Outlook...... 3-4 Head Coach Amanda Janney ...... 6-7 Assistant Coaches...... 8 Roster...... 9 Player Profiles...... 11-19 Newcomers...... 19-20 2010 Seniors (L to R): Kylee Yetter, Taryn Nichols, Katey DeIaco, Sarah Dalrymple Year in Review...... 22 2009 Statistics & Results ...... 23 Under Armour® is the official outfitter of Temple Athletics. The originators of performance apparel, Under Armour has transitioned athletes into mois- News & Notes...... 24 ture-wicking apparel since 1996. Under Armour products are sold world- Atlantic 10...... 25 wide and worn by athletes at all levels, from youth to professional, on All Conference ...... 26 playing fields around the globe. Hall of Fame...... 27 Record Book...... 28-31 CREDITS All-Time Roster ...... 33 The 2010 Temple Field Hockey Media Guide was written and edited by Karen Auerbach. Layout and All-Time Results...... 34-37 cover design by Kelli Sheesley, Cathy Bongiovi and Karen Auerbach. Additional editing provided by Larry Dougherty and Al Shrier. Cover photo provided by Wendy Badman. Interior photography provided by Series Records ...... 35 Joseph V. Labolito, Paul Keener and Wendy Badman. Published by the Temple University Department of Temple University & Philadelphia.....39-56 Intercollegiate Athletics. 1 2010 Temple Field Hockey Media Guide 20102010 SeasonSeason OuOu looklook 2010 OUTLOOK After a strong finish to last season, looking for a lot of the freshmen to start flected how good she is. The confidence the 2010 Temple Field Hockey team is and make an immediate impact.” and experience she got this summer is looking to keep that momentum going Leading by experience will be a going to be so valuable. We hope she’ll and achieve big things this year. The group of four seniors, two of whom are share a lot of those National Team ex- team returns both its top scorer and in their fifth year with the program. periences with our team. We also think top goalkeeper from a year ago among Sarah Dalrymple and Katey DeIaco both it will be extra motivation for everyone a group of 12 veterans, and sixth-year return for a fifth and final year, while to help prepare Sarah for the next level.” head coach Amanda Janney believes Taryn Nichols and Kylee the incoming freshman class is likely Yetter are also back for the strongest she’s ever had. their senior season. “We’re very excited about getting Dalrymple will be a back,” said Janney. “We had a slow dominant factor in the start to the season last year, but we team’s success, not just had a really strong spring season and because of her position we’re looking forward to having a fresh as starting goalkeeper, start and really getting after the non- but also given her expe- conference games early on.” rience this past summer The Owls started the 2009 season with the U.S. National with a 3-9 record before going on to Team. After a strong finish 6-3. Three of those wins were in showing as goalkeeper the last three Atlantic 10 games of the for the New Jersey Sen- year, including a 4-2 win against even- ior High Performance tual conference champ Richmond. The Center team that won strong stretch earned Temple a tie for the USFHA National second in the regular season, and the Championships in June, Senior Taryn Nichols third seed in the A-10 Tournament. The Dalrymple was invited to Owls shut out Saint Joseph’s 3-0 in train with the National Team in Chula Leading the way offensively will be the semifinals before suffering a loss Vista, Calif. She spent two weeks at junior Bridget Settles, an Atlantic 10 to Richmond in the championship the U.S. Olympic Training Center in Second Team selection last year. Set- game. July, and will return there in the spring tles led the team with 12 goals, also “We’re definitely hoping to take a semester after Temple’s season is tying for third in the conference, and lot of that momentum into the season,” completed. scored three game-winning goals. She said Janney. “We were sad to see our “At Temple we’ve always been con- trained with the New Jersey Junior seniors go, but our returners had a fident that our goalkeeping is strong, High Performance Center Team over great spring season and we’re confi- and now on paper everyone else can the summer, and was recognized at the dent they’ll do well this fall. Our incom- see how good Sarah is,” said Janney. national championships as the high ing class is so strong as well, and we’re “Last year I don’t think her stats re- scorer with five goals in five games.

3 2010 Temple Field Hockey Media Guide Becca Keener, Kaylee Keener and year seniors in Sarah and Katey, I think While awaiting the completion of Carissa Young are all back for a third sea- their maturity and leadership is some- renovations to Geasey Field, the 2009 son with the Owls. Both Keeners will be thing that’s going to help our team. team played its first three “home” consistent forces in the midfield, while Kylee and Taryn have worked really games at Drexel. This year the Owls not Young will look to anchor the defense. hard over the last three years and I only start on their home field, but will The five-person sophomore class think they’re finally going to see that host the Temple Invitational August 28- includes redshirt sophomore Caryn pay off.” 29 to kick off the season. Lambright, Katie Briglia, Taylor Musser, The largest class by far is the fresh- “We want to prepare ourselves for Lauren Ujobai and newcomer Yvonna men, of which there are nine. Among the the Atlantic 10 and take care of the non- Osborne. group’s many accomplishments are four conference games against teams we Musser, who appeared in all 21 all-state honors, and all nine were either know we can and should beat,” said games as a freshman, was named to all-conference or all-star selections. Janney. “It’s our team goal to make the Atlantic 10 All-Rookie Team in “Our youth will be a good thing for NCAA’s, and our record in non-confer- 2009. She is also one of six returners us this season,” said Janney. “I don’t ence games makes a huge difference in to play for high performance center think we’ll be intimidated by anyone, our seeding.” teams over the summer, along with Dal- and everyone on the team is going to Despite a runner-up finish at the A- rymple, Settles, Becca Keener, Kaylee be fighting for their spots.” 10 Tournament in 2009, the Owls were Keener and Briglia. Temple will play a total of 13 non- picked third of eight teams in the 2010 “Looking at our team roster, I think conference games and seven A-10 A-10 Preseason Poll. every class is as strong as the next one games. The conference has a new affili- “We always want to win the A-10,” and I’m really excited about that bal- ate member in Lock Haven, lengthening said Janney. “Being picked third is good ance,” said Janney. “From seniors to the A-10 season by one game. Four motivation for us. We’re being looked at freshmen there are really talented play- teams will still advance to the A-10 Tour- as underdogs and we definitely want to ers in every class. With our two fifth- nament, which Temple will host Nov. 5-6. prove that we deserved a higher spot.”

www.OwlSports.com 4 Coaching S aff Amanda JANNEY

Head Coach Sixth Season at Temple • Wake Forest ‘99

Over five seasons in Owl Country, head fourth straight year. Senior Mary Catherine coach Amanda Janney has compiled a 56-47 Kinneman was named the A-10 Defensive overall mark while leading the Owls to five Player of the Year, and junior Charise Young consecutive Atlantic 10 tournaments. Under earned what would be the first of two con- her tutelage, members of the Cherry and secutive A-10 Field Hockey Student-Athlete of White have celebrated 26 all-conference ac- the Year awards. colades, four Player of the Year awards and In 2007, Janney guided the Owls to their son (11-10) since 1992 and their best Atlantic one All-American honor. first regular season Atlantic 10 Championship 10 Conference mark (6-1) since becoming an By going 4-2 in the A-10 for a second in program history. Temple finished the sea- affiliate in 1988. straight season in 2009, which included wins son at 15-6 overall and 6-1 in A-10 play, earn- Despite Temple's disappointing loss in the in the final three league games, Temple earned ing a berth in the conference tournament 2005 conference tournament's semifinal an A-10 Tournament berth. After a 3-0 win vs. semifinals. round, Janney was named Atlantic 10 Co- Saint Joseph's, a team that had beaten the Dominating from start to finish during the Coach of the Year in conjunction with Saint Owls in the regular season, Temple advanced regular season, the 2007 campaign will be re- Louis head coach Maria Whitehead. Senior to the A-10 Championship where the Cherry membered as one of the most successful in Ashley Shepps was named to the 2006 ESPN and White suffered a loss to Richmond to end school history, with victories over Lehigh, The Magazine/CoSIDA Academic All-District their season. Senior Charise Young earned nu- Lafayette, Richmond, UMass and nationally Team. She held a 3.89 grade-point-average merous honors in her fourth season under Jan- ranked Syracuse. Along with the team success, during her tenure with the Owls and was ney, including selection to the A-10 First Alli Lokey and Ashley Bird were named the At- awarded Temple’s Female Student Athlete of Team and All-Mid Atlantic Second Team. She lantic 10's Offensive and Defensive Players of the Year Award. was also named the A-10 Field Hockey Stu- the Year respectively. Lokey was also named With a veteran-laden squad in 2005, Jan- dent-Athlete of the Year for the second time. second team All-American. ney coached the Owls to 10 victories in their Young's success off the field has high- In 2006, Janney's second season on final 13 games of the regular season. Despite lighted the performance of Janney's student- North Broad Street, the Owls finished 13-7 de- dropping six of their first seven games, Jan- athletes in the classroom. The team was spite losing seven contributing seniors in 2005 ney's troops rebounded to finish as the sec- recognized by the NCAA in 2009-10 for its to exhausted eligibility. Featuring 11 freshmen ond seed in the conference tournament. A graduation rate which ranked among the top and one senior, the team collected the most credit to her support, motivation, and teach- 10 percent of all field hockey teams in NCAA wins in program history since the 1991 sea- ing, six Temple players received all-conference Division I. At Temple's annual Breakfast of son. honors en route to the program's third con- Champions, Young was named the Female The Cherry and White took flight in 2006 secutive appearance in the conference tour- Student-Athlete of the Year, and 13 members with a seven-game winning streak, the nament. of the team earned either Director's Honor Roll longest since the same '91 campaign. Over- Prior to accepting the position at Temple, or President's Honor Roll distinction. time wins over Lafayette and Massachusetts, Janney, a '99 graduate of Wake Forest, spent During the 2008 term, the Cherry and as well as three shutouts from sophomore two seasons as an assistant at Penn (2003, White finished with an 8-12 overall record, goalkeeper Erin Hanshue against Fairfield, 2004) and one season at James Madison posting a 4-2 record in A-10 play. Securing a Drexel and Longwood kept the run in tact. (2002). third-place finish in the regular season confer- Temple finished the Atlantic 10 slate with a 4- Under Janney's tutelage, Penn finished ence standings with a Senior Day win over 3 record and the conference's four-seed. the 2003 season with a 10-8 record while cap- Saint Joseph’s, the Owls again found them- In 2005, her first season on North Broad turing the Philadelphia City 6 title and garner- selves in the Atlantic 10 semifinals for the Street, the Owls posted their first winning sea- ing a #30 national ranking according to BRP's www.OwlSports.com 6 ratings.com. The 2004 season saw the Quak- United States Field Hockey Association USFHA Futures team to gold. During the sum- ers win a share of the Ivy League title while (USFHA) circuit as a player, Janney partici- mer of 2009, Janney led team New Jersey, boasting a #5 national ranking in scoring de- pated in six National Indoor Tournaments since which featured assistant coach Beth Riley, to fense (.860). 2002. In 2009 Janney’s team, Red Rose, cap- a title at the USFHA National Championships. tured the NIT Championship, and in 2010 she In the summer of 2010, Janney served as an again won the title with the USA National In- assistant coach for the New Jersey Senior door Team. High Performance Center Team during its train- In 2004, she was named a North Ameri- ing for the USFHA National Championships, can Premier League all-star as a member of and the team went on to win the title for the Team Dita. Janney was also a member of the second straight year. USFHA's Metro Rush from 2003 to 2005. Janney has also been instrumental in While playing for Metro Rush in 2004, Janney coaching and coordinating several national was selected to play in the USFHA Summer youth teams and camps throughout the year. League All-Star game against the US National At Temple University, she runs the Sweet D Team. In 2007 and 2008, she helped lead Team Field Hockey Camps & Clinics, including the Dita to the Big Apple Six-A-Side Champi- Hat Tricks & Shutouts Clinics, the October onship. As a member of Mid-State, she and 2009 Amy Tran Clinic, the Randy Lokey Me- assistant coach Beth Riley captured the 2008 morial Tournament for U14 teams and the Keystone State Games Indoor Championship. Maria Whitehead Memorial Tournament. The two earned a second Keystone State Janney has also coached a number of Games title in 2010 with Team Dita. summer camps including the Head to Toe field Remaining active in the coaching circuit hockey clinic, Champions Edge camps, the outside of her duties at Temple, Janney is cur- AAU Junior Olympics team and USA/Canada rently the head coach and site director for one Field Hockey Challenge. The 13-4 Penn squad ranked #20 nation- of the USFHA Futures Pennsylvania Level I She has received coaching certificates ally, according to womensfieldhockey.com. sites. In 2008, she coached the Futures Cham- from the NCAA, USFHA Level One Coaching, While at JMU, Janney assisted the Dukes to a pionship Under-16 team to a gold medal, mark- the USFHA Futures Program, and the Greg 13-9 overall mark and their first NCAA tourna- ing the third time that Janney has coached a Gephart Fund Coaching Clinic. ment appearance since 1999. Following an illustrious play- ing career as a Demon Deacon, where Janney started 55 games and finished in the school's top 10 in goals (21) and assists (17), she assumed the position of head field hockey coach at Trinity Valley School in Fort Worth, Texas. The coaching stint at Trinity brought Janney back to her alma mater, where she is in the Trojan Hall of Fame for her athletic achieve- ments in field hockey, soccer and softball. While at TVS for three sea- sons, she led the school to its first-ever undefeated season, posting an overall 53-3-1 record and was twice crowned South- Members of the 2009-10 Field Hockey Team with Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter. The team participated west Preparatory Champion. in “Temple University Bowl for Kids’ Sake” to support Big Brothers Big Sisters, an organization the team has Remaining active on the plans to become further involved with in the coming year. 7 2010 Temple Field Hockey Media Guide Beth RILEY

Assistant Coach Fourth Season at Temple • Michigan ‘07

Beth Riley, a four-year letterwinner at Michigan (2003-06), is entering her fourth season with the Owls as an assistant coach. Riley serves as the primary goalkeeper coach while also coordinating recruiting, travel and fundraising. Under Riley's tutelage in 2007, goalkeeper Erin Hanshue made a career high 124 saves and a .805 save percentage, ending the season ranked third in the nation for save percentage and second in the Atlantic 10 for saves. In 2008, Hanshue made 102 saves with a save percentage of .680. During the summer of 2009, Riley played for team New Jersey at the USFHA Women's National Championship, helping the team to place first. Riley arrived on North Broad Street in 2007 after capturing two Big Ten Tournament crowns (2004-05) and appearing in three NCAA Tournaments (2003- 05) with the Wolverines. The Palmyra, Pa. native is all-time leader as a goalkeeper in games played (79) and wins (57) while ranking in the top five in career saves (358), career shutouts (16) and career goals against average (1.34) at Michigan. Following her senior season, Riley was named Second Team All-Big Ten and Second Team NFHCA All-Region. The three-time Big Ten Defensive Player of the Week honoree was named to the Conference's All-Tournament Team in 2005. In three appearances in the NCAA Tournament with Riley in the cage, the Wolverines captured four wins and made a trip to the semifinals in 2003. Riley graduated with a Bachelor's of Art degree in Sport Management in April 2007. The three-time Academic All-Big Ten selection (2004-06) and four-time Michigan Scholar-Athlete award-winner (2003-06), was twice recognized on the national stage with NFHCA All-Academic recognition (2003, '06). Additionally, Riley served as a Student-Athlete Advisory Committee representative. Before arriving at Temple, Riley participated in three separate coaching stints with University of Michigan instructional camps (2004-2007), the United States Field Hockey Association (2005-07) and Shippensburg University instructional camps (2006-07). As a goalkeeper coach with the USFHA Futures Program and at several camps, Riley worked with former and current college players and coaches in in- troducing and developing skills with prospective college players. Remaining active as player, Riley was a member of the Team Dita squad that captured the 2008 Big Apple Memorial Six-A-Side Championship as well as a member of the Mid-State squad that captured the 2008 Keystone State Games Indoor Championship.

Kelsey NICKLES

Graduate Assistant Coach Second Season at Temple • Penn ‘08

A University of Pennsylvania graduate (B.A. Geology, May '08), Kelsey Nickles was a four-year letter winner and helped lead the Quakers to a 2004 Co-Ivy League Championship. A starter of 24 games in her career at Penn, Nickles joined TU's staff as a graduate assistant coach in 2009. Nickles was a graduate of Ocean City High School where she was a two-time state champion in field hockey, earning Mid-Atlantic Regional All-American honors. She has dedicated some of her time to coaching, working with the Sandy Sticks Field Hockey Camp from 2004-2006, and two years ago was an assistant coach and site director for the United States Field Hockey Association Futures program.

www.OwlSports.com 8 2010 Roster No. Name Yr. Pos. Ht. Hometown High School 00 Lizzy Millen Fr. GK 5-6 Whitehall, Pa. Whitehall 1 Katey DeIaco Sr. M 5-2 Alburtis, Pa. Emmaus 2 Kaylee Keener Jr. M 5-4 Millerstown, Pa. Greenwood 4 Maura McGlone Fr. D/M 5-4 Coopersburg, Pa. Southern Lehigh 5 Carissa Young Jr. D 5-2 Harleysville, Pa. Christopher Dock 7 Madi Blyler Fr. F/M 5-4 Emmaus, Pa. Emmaus 8 Mandi Shearer Fr. M/D 5-5 Bainbridge, Pa. Elizabethtown Area 9 Mia Reed Fr. M/F 5-7 Yardley, Pa. Pennsbury 10 Becca Keener Jr. M 5-4 Lititz, Pa. Warwick 11 Yvonna Osborne So. F 5-2 Southampton, Bermuda Saltus Grammar School 12 Taylor Musser So. M 5-5 Mifflinburg, Pa. Mifflinburg 13 Emily Fuertsch Fr. D 5-8 Pottstown, Pa. Owen J. Roberts 16 Tori Cox Fr. F/M 5-3 Harrisburg, Pa. Susquehanna Township 18 Taryn Nichols Sr. F 5-5 Selinsgrove, Pa. Selinsgrove Area 19 Caryn Lambright So. F 5-3 Palmyra, Pa. Palmyra 21 Kylee Yetter Sr. D 5-5 Selinsgrove, Pa. Selinsgrove Area 22 Lauren Ujobai So. F/D 5-11 Royersford, Pa. Spring-Ford 23 Molly Doyle Fr. D 5-9 Havertown, Pa. Merion Mercy Academy 24 Sarah Dalrymple Sr. GK 5-6 Hanover, Pa. South Western 29 Lauren Hunt Fr. F 5-8 Mechanicsburg, Pa. Cumberland Valley 35 Katie Briglia So. F/D 5-3 Phoenixville, Pa. Villa Maria Academy 44 Bridget Settles Jr. F 5-4 Haddon Township, N.J. Haddon Township

Head Coach: Amanda Janney (Wake Forest ’99) – 6th Season Assistant Coach: Beth Riley (Michigan ’07) – 4th Season Graduate Assistant Coach: Kelsey Nickles (Penn ’08) – 2nd season

2010 Temple Field Hockey Team at Alumni Circle

9 2010 Temple Field Hockey Media Guide MeeMee thethe OwlsOwls 2009: Team co-captain...Started all 21 games in goal for Tem- Sarah ple...Picked up first career shutout 24 9/11 against Lafayette...Recorded DALRYMPLE four shutouts during the season, including a 3-0 win over St. Joseph's in the A-10 semifi- GK • Senior • 5-6 nals...Made 114 saves for a .699 Hanover, Pa. • Southwestern HS save percentage...Came away with a career-high 12 saves in 7- 2 loss against #14 Stanford on 10/2...Competed on the USFHA New Jersey Senior High Performance Team...Trained with the U.S. National Team at the Olympic Training Center in the summer of 2010. 2008: Saw time in three games...Made five saves...Competed on the USFHA New Jersey High Performance Team. 2007: Did not see action in any games. 2006: Redshirt. High School: Played for Coach Holly Long at South Western...Three-year letterwinner and 2005 team cap- tain...The York Daily Record Player of the Year in 2005...The Evening Sun and Gettysburg Times First Team honoree...Participated in the 2006 USFHA Festival and National Indoor Tournament with the East Coast Storm Trooper Thunder club team under Coach Bill Gaudette...Also participated in the Futures Program...Also let- tered in soccer and softball...An Honor Roll student and Senior Class President. Personal: Sister, Amy, played field hockey at La Salle...Other sister, Laura, played at Lock Haven...Majoring in sport and recreation management. Career Stats Yr. G-GS Min. GA GAA SV Pct. ‘08 3-0 61:38 4 4.54 5 .556 ‘09 21-21 1467:48 49 2.34 114 .699 Tot 24-21 1529:26 53 2.43 119 .692

11 2010 Temple Field Hockey Media Guide 2009: Appeared in 20 games for the Owls, starting Katey seven...Scored only goal of the 1 season in 2-1 loss against DeIACO Bucknell on 9/27...Registered two shots, both on goal. 2008: Appeared in 10 M • Senior • 5-2 games...Registered one shot Alburtis, Pa. • Emmaus HS on goal. 2007: Appeared in eight games. 2006: Redshirt. High School: Played for Coach Sue Butz-Stavin at Emmaus...Three-year varsity letterwinner and member of 2005 undefeated team...Captured Lehigh Valley Conference crown in 2004 and '05...Won District XI Championship three consecutive years (2003-05)...Two-time State Champion (2004- 05)...Three-time member of Keystone State Summer Games team (2003-05)...Participated in the USFHA Festival and National Indoor Tournament with her X-Caliber club team under Coach Clarence Jennelle...Two-time participant in USFHA Futures Program (2004-05)...Also lettered in track & field and lacrosse...An Honor Roll student. Personal: Majoring in strategic & organizational communication...Is one of Field Hockey's repre- sentatives on the Temple Student-Athlete Advisory Committee.

Career Stats Yr. G-GS G A PTS ‘07 8-0 0 0 0 ‘08 10-0 0 0 0 ‘09 20-7 1 0 2 Totals 38-7 1 0 2

www.OwlSports.com 12 2009: Appeared in all 21 games for the Owls, making Taryn six starts...Tallied three assists 18 and registered one goal for five NICHOLS points on the season...Picked up a goal and an assist in a 4- 1 win over St. Francis...Took F • Senior • 5-5 12 shots with six on Mifflinburg, Pa. • Mifflinburg HS goal...Named to the TU Direc- tor’s Honor Roll. 2008: Saw significant time in all 20 matches for the Owls...Notched one goal and one assist, post- ing five shots. 2007: Made an appearance in 19 games. High School: Played for Coach Cathy Keiser and Assistant Coach Roz Camp at Selinsgrove Area...Three-year letterwinner and team co-captain in 2006...Tallied 91 points on 31 goals and 29 assists in three seasons...Tallied 18 assists in one season, ranking second all-time...Received First Team All-State recognition...Named one of the Susquehanna Valley League's Top 10 players...Twice named a League and Daily Item All-Star...Member of three League and District Championship teams...Teammate of fellow Owl Kylee Yetter...Participated in the National Indoor Tournament and Futures Program. Personal: Majoring in sport and recreation management.

Career Stats Yr. G-GS G A PTS ‘07 19-0 0 0 0 ‘08 20-0 1 1 3 ‘09 21-6 1 3 5 Totals 60-6 2 4 8

13 2010 Temple Field Hockey Media Guide 2009: Appeared in 11 games for the Cherry and Kylee White...Named to TU’s Presi- 21 dent’s Honor Roll...Honored YETTER with the Owl Club’s Field Hockey Academic Award. D • Senior • 5-5 2008: Saw action in six games for the Owls. Selinsgrove, Pa. • Selinsgrove HS 2007: Made an appearance in four games. High School: Played for Coach Cathy Keiser and Assistant Coach Roz Camp at Selinsgrove Area...Three-year letterwinner and team co-captain in 2006...Received Susquehanna Valley League and Daily Item All-Star recognition...Awarded Second Team All-State and All-State Academic hon- ors...Named Honorable Mention All-League in 2005...Garnered team's Best Defensive Player of the Year accolade in 2004... Member of three League and District Championship teams...Teammate of fellow Owl Taryn Nichols...Participated in the USFHA National Indoor Tournament. Personal: In TU's honors program...Major is speech language & hearing science major, minoring in psychology.

Career Stats Yr. G-GS G A PTS ‘07 4-0 0 0 0 ‘08 6-0 0 0 0 ‘09 11-0 0 0 0 Totals 21-0 0 0 0

www.OwlSports.com 14 2009: Appeared in all 21 games while starting three...Made strong Becca contributions in the midfield...One 10 assist on the season came in 1-0 KEENER victory over Lafayette...Regis- tered four shots on the season, one on goal...Trained with and M • Junior • 5-4 played for the New Jersey Junior Lititz, Pa. • Warwick HS High Performance Center Team in the summer of 2010...Named to TU’s President’s Honor Roll. 2008: Saw significant minutes in 10 appearances for the Owls...Had one shot and one shot on goal. High School: Compiled a 23-2-6 record during her senior campaign at Warwick High School....Led the team in possession passes for the season and received Academic All-State honors...Selected a league all- star....Three-year letterwinner....Named offensive MVP for the league all-star game. Personal: Major is elementary education.

Career Stats Yr. G-GS G A PTS ‘08 10-0 0 0 0 ‘09 21-3 0 1 1 Totals 31-3 0 1 1

2009: Saw action in 17 games, while starting 15 for Kaylee Temple...Dished out three assists 2 during the season...Fired 10 shots KEENER placing three on goal...Helped to anchor the midfield for the Owls...Trained with the Pennsyl- M • Junior • 5-4 vania High Performance Center Millerstown, Pa. • Greenwood HS squad and played for the Califor- nia Senior HPC Team at the US Field Hockey National Championships in the summer of 2010...Named to TU’s President’s Honor Roll. 2008: Made 13 starts and 20 appearances...Had four shots and one shot on goal...Named to the A-10 All- Rookie team. High School: Tallied 55 goals and 36 assists during her career at Greenwood High School....Two-time captain, she tallied 16 goals and 7 assists and was named to the Patriot News Big 11 first-team, Daily Item first-team, Tri-Valley League first-team and second-team All-State during her senior season....as a junior, she was named to the Patriot News Big 11 first-team, Daily Item first-team, Tri-Valley League first-team and MVP of the team....named to Patriot News Big 11 all-underclassmen team and Daily Item second-team during her fresh- man and sophomore campaigns....participated in the National Hockey Festival and National Indoor Tourna- ment with Mid-State FH Club from 2006 to 2008, winning a gold medal at the national festival in 2007. Personal: Major is elementary education.

Career Stats Yr. G-GS G A PTS ‘08 20-13 0 0 0 ‘09 17-15 0 3 3 Totals 37-28 0 3 3

15 2010 Temple Field Hockey Media Guide 2009: Atlantic 10 Second Team selection...Appeared in all 21 Bridget games while starting 20 for the 44 Cherry and White during her out- SETTLES standing sophomore season...Her 12 goals paced the Owls and tied her for third in the F • Junior • 5-4 conference...Notched four assists Haddon Twp., N.J. • Haddon Twp. HS for a total of 28 points on the sea- son...Led the team with three game-winning goals...Took 38 shots while placing 25 on goal...Named the A-10 Player of the Week for the first time in her career after scoring two goals against #14 Stanford and three goals against Penn in the same weekend...Was also named Owlsports.com Player of the Week...Played for the New Jersey Junior High Per- formance Center Team in the summer of 2010 and was recognized as the high scorer at the National Cham- pionships with five goals in five games. 2008: Appeared in 17 games for the Owls...Posted four shots. High School: Holds the school record at Haddon Township with 77 career goals as well as the single-season scoring record.....Captain of her team, she was selected first-team All South Jersey, first-team All Colonial Conference, first-team All Group II and Offensive MVP for her team during her senior campaign.....Selected first- team All Colonial Conference, first-team All Group II and Offensive MVP during her sophomore and junior sea- sons. Personal: Majoring in kinesiology.

Career Stats Yr. G-GS G A PTS ‘08 17-0 0 0 0 ‘09 21-20 12 4 28 Totals 38-20 12 4 28

2009: Appeared in 20 games while making 16 starts on de- Carissa fense for the Owls...Helped an- 5 chor a defense that posted four YOUNG shutouts on the season...Notched one defensive save...Registered four shots and two on goal. D • Junior • 5-2 2008: Saw significant minutes in Harleysville, Pa. • Christopher Dock HS all 20 games, making 13 starts...Posted one assist and three shots...Named a member of the Atlantic 10 All-Rookie team. High School: Tallied 18 goals and 20 assists in her senior season at Christopher Dock High School....A team captain, she was selected first-team Bicentennial Athletic League, The Intelligencer All-Area first-team, and team MVP during her senior campaign....Three-year letterwinner and member of three consecutive BAL cham- pionship teams....Participant in the Keystone Games and won two field hockey gold medals and two National Indoor gold medals. Personal: Younger sister of former Owl Charise Young (‘10)..Majoring in communication.

Career Stats Yr. G-GS G A PTS ‘08 20-13 0 1 1 ‘09 20-16 0 0 0 Totals 40-29 0 1 1 www.OwlSports.com 16 2009: Played in 18 games for the Owls...Dished out only as- Katie sist of the season in A-10 35 semifinal matchup against St. BRIGLIA Joseph's...Registered three shots, one on goal...Named to the TU Director’s Honor F/D • Sophomore • 5-3 Roll...Trained with the New Phoenixville, Pa. • Villa Maria Academy Jersey Junior High Perform- ance Center Travel Squad in the summer of 2010. High School: Tallied 17 goals and had eight assists in her senior season...Played for Coach Maureen Pol- ley, who earned her 500th win during Katie's senior season...Led her team the PIAA Final Four and a Dis- trict 1 Championship...Named First Team All-State, Philadelphia Inquirer Honorable mention and First Team All-Daily News...During her junior campaign, she scored 22 goals en route to First Team All-State, First Team Philadelphia Inquirer and First Team All-Daily News honors...Member of the Malvern Wave club team that captured first place at the USFHA Festival in 2008. Personal: Major is communications.

Career Stats Yr. G-GS G A PTS ‘09 18-0 0 1 1 Totals 18-0 0 1 1

2009: Made appearances in 18 games for the Cherry and Caryn White...Registered six shots and 19 three on goal...Lone goal of the LAMBRIGHT season was the game-winner against Saint Louis on 10/30...Named to TU’s Presi- F • Sophomore • 5-3 dent’s Honor Roll...Honored as Palmyra, Pa. • Palmyra HS one of TU's Trustee Ten at the an- nual Breakfast of Champions, rec- ognizing the 10 student-athletes with the highest GPA's. 2008: Redshirt. High School: Tallied five goals and six assists during her senior season....Played for coaches Wendy Re- ichenbach and Kent Harshman at Palmyra...As a team captain, she helped lead her squad to a 24-5 record, Dis- trict III championship and PIAA AA state runner-up....Was named first team Mid-Penn Conference All-Star, PFHCA Academic All-State, NFHCA Academic All-American, Lebanon Daily News All-County team and Palmyra High School players' award winner. Personal: Major is kinesiology.

Career Stats Yr. G-GS G A PTS ‘09 18-0 1 0 2 Totals 18-0 1 0 2

17 2010 Temple Field Hockey Media Guide 2009: Had outstanding freshman campaign as she appeared in all Taylor 21 games making 18 12 starts...Named to the A-10 All- MUSSER Rookie Team...Finished the sea- son with one goal and one assist...Goal came in 4-1 loss M • Sophomore • 5-5 against Rider on 9/1...Played for Mifflinburg, Pa. • Mifflinburg HS the Pennsylvania Junior High Per- formance Center Team in the summer of 2010...Named to the TU Director’s Honor Roll. High School: Scored 22 goals during her senior season...Senior captain earned First Team All-State honors, and was named the Anthracite Athlete of the Year, Daily Item Player of the Year, and Standard Journal First Team All-Star...As junior, she scored 16 goals and added 12 assists as the Wildcats captured the PIAA Class AA State Championship...Member of the Pennsylvania National Futures Championship Team Futures Elite and was a bronze medalist at the Keystone Games. Personal: Majoring in elementary education.

Career Stats Yr. G-GS G A PTS ‘09 21-18 1 1 3 Totals 21-18 1 1 3

2009: Made an appearance in one game for the Owls...Named to the Lauren TU Director’s Honor Roll. 22 High School: Captain of her UJOBAI Spring-Ford High School team her senior year...Named a member of the All-Area Defense team junior F/D • Sophomore • 5-11 and senior seasons...Selected to Royersford, Pa. • Spring-Ford HS the Philadelphia All-Star game her senior year...Two-time second team All PAC-10 Defense team honoree...Also a three-year letter winner in lacrosse, lettered once in basket- ball...All-Academic team in basketball...Captain of lacrosse team..Sister Lexus plays field hockey at Cabrini...US Army Reserve National Scholar-Athlete Award winner. Personal: Major is pre-nursing.

Career Stats Yr. G-GS G A PTS ‘09 1-0 0 0 0 Totals 1-0 0 0 0

www.OwlSports.com 18 Previous Experience: Member of the Under 21 Bermudian National Team...Played with the team in the Pan Am Games in Mexico in October, Yvonna 2008...Toured with the team in Amsterdam in March, 2008...Member of the 11 Swifts Hockey Club from 2004-09...B Team Captain for Swifts Club Team in OSBORNE 2007-08...Named Most Improved for Saltus Grammar School in 2005...Also played volleyball at Saltus. F • Sophomore• 5-2 Personal: Majoring in economics. Southampton, Bermuda • Saltus Grammar

High School: First Team All-State and All-Lehigh Valley as a senior for coach Sue Butz-Stavin at Emmaus High School...Team was PIAA Districk XI and Madi Lehigh Valley League champs all four years of her career...Second Team All- 7 State as a junior...Scored 19 goals and tallied six assists as a senior...Scored BLYLER 15 goals and added eight assists as a junior...Named All-Area by the Morn- ing Call as a senior. F/M • Freshman • 5-4 Personal: Majoring in art education. Emmaus, Pa. • Emmaus HS

High School: Twice named to the Mid Penn All Star Team and also named honorable mention as a sophomore at Susquehanna Township...Played for Tori coach Carrie Brown...Team MVP and captain as a senior in helping lead her 28 team to its first-ever playoff appearance...Led the team in assists...Also COX named Team MVP as a junior...Named Patriot News Big 11 as a freshman and sophomore and earned a varsity letter all four years...Also played basketball F/M • Freshman • 5-3 at Susquehanna Township and was the captain of her freshman team. Harrisburg, Pa. • Susquehanna Twp. HS Personal: Majoring in engineering.

High School: Two-year varsity starter at Merion Mercy Academy for coach Jennifer Campbell...Second Team All-Star as a senior...Team won the Catholic Molly Academy League Championship in 2009...Team was a PIAA state finalist in 23 2008...Named Academic All-America by the National Field Hockey Coaches DOYLE Association as a senior...Nominated by Merion Mercy Academy for the William F. Dannehower Award, a prestigious college scholarship. D • Freshman • 5-9 Personal: Major is undecided...Father, Leo, attended Temple's Beasley School Havertown, Pa. • Merion Mercy Academy of Law...Sister, Therese, plays field hockey at Saint Joseph’s University.

High School: Named to the All-Area and All-Pioneer Athletic Conference First Team as a senior and team co-captain for coach Clarence Jennelle at Owen Emily J. Roberts...Team was league champs, district runner-up for the first time in 13 school history and advanced to the first round of states in 2009...Named FUERTSCH Team Defensive MVP as a junior and senior...Second team all-conference as a junior...Started on varsity all four years...Also lettered in basketball. D • Freshman• 5-8 Personal: Majoring in kinesiology. Pottstown, Pa. • Owen J. Roberts HS

19 2010 Temple Field Hockey Media Guide High School: First team Mid-Penn All Star as a junior and senior and second team All-Sentinel by the Carlisle Sentinel as a junior and senior...Played for Lauren coach Patrick Weigle...Also a member of the Commonwealth Conference 29 Champion team and a team captain for Cumberland Valley as a senior...Var- HUNT sity starter as a sophomore. Personal: Majoring in communications...Father, Jeff, played football at Lehigh F • Freshman • 5-8 University...Uncle played football at Villanova. Mechanicsburg, Pa. • Cumberland Valley HS

High School: Two-year varsity starter at Southern Lehigh for coach Adrienne Searfuss...All-Colonial League First Team selection as a senior, as well as All Maura State Honorable Mention...Team captain as a senior...Defender on the var- 4 sity team as a sophomore...Also lettered in lacrosse. McGLONE Personal: Majoring in tourism and hospitality management...Sister Meghan plays field hockey at Juniata College where she was named the 2008 Con- D/M • Freshman • 5-4 ference Rookie of the Year and 2009 Conference Defensive Player of the Year Coopersburg, Pa. • Southern Lehigh HS and All American.

High School: Named First Team All-State as a senior...Played for coach Jen- nifer Churetta...Earned all-area and all-conference first team honors as a sen- Lizzy ior and team captain...Team was a District 11 qualifier and an Angel 34 00 participant...Member of the National Honor Society, Mu Alpha Theta and Stu- dent Forum...Two-time All-Lehigh Valley...Also lettered in soccer. MILLEN Personal: Uncle Andy Tomasic, is a member of the Temple Hall of Fame for GK • Freshman • 5-6 football and baseball and played both professionally...Uncle Matt Millen played football at Penn State before going on to play pro football on four Super Bowl- Whitehall, Pa. • Whitehall winning teams (Oakland Raiders, San Francisco 49ers and Washington Red- skins)...He was the Detroit Lions President and CEO from 2000-2008 and is now a football commentator for ESPN...Aunt Jean Millen Daughtry was a softball All-American at Bloomsburg...Brother, Jake, plays football and baseball at Moravian College.

High School: Named All-League First Team as a senior and team co-captain at Pennsbury for coach Tracey Larson Arnst...Second-leading scorer in the Mia league with 15 goals...Team went 15-6-1 overall and won the league while 9 also being ranked fifth in the district...Started at midfield as a junior...Four- REED year Futures participant...Member of the Philly Freedom Indoor Team for two years and the Mystx Stealth Indoor and Festival Team for one year...Earned M/F • Freshman • 5-7 two letters in lacrosse and one in track. Yardley, Pa. • Pennsbury HS Personal: Majoring in business.

High School: Named All-State Honorable Mention as a senior and team cap- tain at Elizabethtown Area for coach Andy Derr...Second team league all- Mandi star...Named Academic All-State and League Academic All-Star...Started all 8 four years on varsity...Named a second team league all-star as a junior...Club SHEARER team took second place in NIT qualifier...Lettered four times in softball and once in basketball and track...Was class vice president, student council sec- M/D • Freshman • 5-5 retary and named to the Distinguished Honor Roll as well as a member of the Bainbridge, Pa. • Elizabethtown Area HS National Honor Society, Science Club and Varsity Club. Personal: Majoring in kinesiology. www.OwlSports.com 20 hehe 20092009 SeasonSeason ReviewReview 2009 YEAR IN REVIEW The 2009 season proved to be another very successful one for Young compiled a grade-point-average of 3.97 during her four the Temple University Field Hockey Team. For the seventh con- years on North Broad Street. Young was also a member of the A- secuve year, the Owls qualified for the Atlanc 10 Postseason 10 First Team for the second year in a row and named to the Tournament. Not only did the squad qualify for postseason play, Longstreth/NFHCA Division I All-Region Second Team for the Mid- but for the first me under head coach Amanda Janney, the Cherry Atlanc Region. and White advanced to the A-10 Championship game. Facing one of the strongest schedules in the region, the Owls did not back down as a late season surge propelled them into con- tenon for the A-10 tle. During the 2009 season, TU faced off against five teams that qualified for the 16-team NCAA Tourna- ment and eight teams that spent me in the NFHCA top 20 poll during the season. Both the offense and defense posted strong showings at var- ious mes throughout the season. Defensively, the Owls posted four shutouts during the ’09 campaign, including a 3-0 shutout of Saint Joseph’s in the Atlanc 10 semifinals. However, impressive numbers were not limited to the defense as the offense exploded for six goals against Saint Louis and four goals against eventual A- 10 champion Richmond during the same weekend.

Charise Young and Thomas Masterson (men’s crew), named the Male and Female Student-Athlete s of the Year at the eighth annual Breakfast of Champions. The two are joined by PNC President Bill Mills (right) and Director of Athletics Bill Bradshaw. Later in the year, Young was named to the ESPN the Maga- zine/CoSIDA Academic All-District First Team, and was also hon- ored as Temple’s Female Student-Athlete of the Year. Senior Mandi Ruth and sophomore Bridget Seles were both named to the A-10 Second Team. Seles was the leading scorer for the Owls as she posted 12 goals and four assists. Ruth chipped in with four goals and six assists on the season. Freshman Taylor Musser was named to the A-10 All-Rookie team. Musser finished the season with a goal and an assist as she provided speed at the midfield posion for Janney. Charise Young also received naonal recognion for her stel- lar career as she was selected to parcipate in the 2009 Division I Mandi Ruth (left) and Taryn Nichols celebrate one of Temple’s goals during what would become a 4-3 win against Rutgers. Senior All-Star Game. Young was the fourth Owl in the past three Success was not confined to the field as a number of Janney’s years to be selected to parcipate in the contest as Alli Lokey and players received recognion for their outstanding play in addion Ashley Bird were selected to compete in 2007 and Mary Catherine to their accomplishments in the classroom. Kinneman was nominated in 2008. Four different players were named to All Atlanc 10 Teams. TUFH said goodbye to six seniors who le their lasng mark on For the second consecuve year, senior Charise Young was named the program. Kimmi Hanshue, Kate Stewart, Kasey Ruth, Mandi the A-10 Student Athlete of the Year. The award honors both ac- Ruth, Kristen Wanner, and Charise Young each played an integral complishments on the field in addion to those in the classroom. part in connuing the tradion of Temple Field Hockey. www.OwlSports.com 22 2009 FINAL STATISTICS Overall: 9-12 • Atlantic 10: 4-2 Home: 6-3 • Away: 2-7 • Neutral: 1-2 # Name...... GP-GS G A PTS SH SH% SOG SOG% GWG PS-ATT DS 44 Bridget Settles ...... 21-20 12 4 28 38 .316 25 .658 3 0-0 0 20 Charise Young ...... 21-21 4 11 19 36 .111 23 .639 1 0-1 0 9 Mandi Ruth ...... 21-21 4 6 14 34 .118 15 .441 1 0-0 0 32 Kristen Wanner ...... 21-19 4 4 12 26 .154 14 .538 1 0-0 1 4 Kasey Ruth...... 21-21 4 1 9 31 .129 18 .581 1 0-0 1 3 Kimmi Hanshue...... 21-21 2154.500 1 .250 0 1-1 1 18 Taryn Nichols ...... 21-6 1 3 5 12 .083 6 .500 0 0-0 0 12 Taylor Musser ...... 21-18 1 1 3 17 .059 10 .588 0 0-0 0 2 Kaylee Keener ...... 17-15 0 3 3 10 .000 3 .300 0 0-0 0 19 Caryn Lambright...... 18-0 1026.167 3 .500 1 0-0 0 8 Kate Stewart...... 21-21 1024.250 3 .750 1 0-0 0 1 Katey DeIaco...... 20-7 1022.500 2 1.000 0 0-0 0 16 Arialle Hess...... 18-0 0114.000 3 .750 0 0-0 0 10 Becca Keener...... 21-3 0114.000 1 .250 0 0-0 0 35 Katie Briglia...... 18-0 0113.000 1 .333 0 0-0 0 5 Carissa Young ...... 20-16 0004.000 2 .500 0 0-0 1 22 Lauren Ujobai...... 1-0 0000.000 0 .000 0 0-0 0 21 Kylee Yetter ...... 11-0 0000.000 0 .000 0 0-0 0 14 Veronica Radice ...... 8-0 0000.000 0 .000 0 0-0 0 Total...... 21 35 37 107 235 .149 130 .553 9 1-2 4 Opponents ...... 21 49 29 127 265 .185 170 .642 12 2-2 2

# Name...... GP-GS Min. GA Avg. Saves % W L T SHO 11 Julianna Landolt...... 1-0 20:57 0 0.00 2 1.000 0 0 0 0 24 Sarah Dalrymple...... 21-21 1467:48 49 2.34 114 .699 9 12 0 4 Total...... 21 1488:45 49 2.30 117 .705 9 12 0 4 Opponents ...... 21 1488:45 35 1.65 96 .733 12 9 0 6

2009 FINAL RESULTS

Date Opponent...... W/L Score Temple Goal Scorers (GW In Bold) Attendance Aug. 28 at #5 Connecticut ...... L 0-2 None 134 Aug. 30 ST. FRANCIS...... W 4-1 Settles (2), Wanner, Nichols 214 Sept. 1 RIDER...... L 1-4 Musser 95 Sept. 4 vs. #19 Michigan...... L 1-5 K. Ruth 74 Sept. 11 at Lafayette...... W 1-0 Charise Young 108 Sept. 13 RUTGERS...... W 4-3 M. Ruth (2), K. Ruth, Wanner 225 Sept. 18 at Delaware ...... L 0-3 None 400 Sept. 20 ALBANY...... L 0-1 None 382 Sept. 23 at #11 Drexel...... L 0-3 None 287 Sept. 26 at Lock Haven...... L 1-4 Charise Young 207 Sept. 27 at Bucknell...... L 1-2 DeIaco 209 Oct. 2 #14 STANFORD ...... L 2-7 Settles (2) 254 Oct. 4 PENN ...... W 3-0 Settles (3) 306 Oct. 9 at Saint Joseph’s* ...... L 0-4 None 109 Oct. 18 MASSACHUSETTS*...... W-2OT 2-1 Stewart, M. Ruth 246 Oct. 23 at West Chester*...... L 1-2 Hanshue 175 Oct. 25 LA SALLE*...... W 1-0 Settles 207 Oct. 30 at Saint Louis*...... W 6-2 Settles (3), Hanshue, Ruth, Lambright 55 Nov. 1 RICHMOND*...... W 4-2 Wanner (2), Charise Young, Settles 382 Nov. 6 vs. Saint Joseph’s**...... W 3-0 K. Ruth (2), Charise Young 156 Nov. 7 vs. Richmond**...... L 0-3 None 151 * - Atlantic 10 game; ** - Atlantic 10 Tournament at Massachusetts 23 2010 Temple Field Hockey Media Guide NEWS & NOTES Six Temple student-athletes trained with USA High Performance Center teams over the summer of 2010, and competed in the USFHA National Championships June 20-26 in Virginia Beach, Va. Two Owls trained with Senior High Performance Travel Squads- senior Sarah Dalrymple with New Jer- sey and junior Kaylee Keener with Pennsylvania. Keener was selected to play with the California Sen- ior team. Juniors Bridget Settles and Becca Keener along with sophomore Katie Briglia were on the New Jersey Junior High Peformance Center Travel Squad, and sophomore Taylor Musser trained with the Penn- sylvania Junior HPC travel squad. Head coach Amanda Janney was an assistant coach and the administrator for the New Jersey Sen- ior HPC team and assistant coach Beth Riley was an assistant coach for the New Jersey Junior HPC team. Virginia Beach, July 2010 - (L to R): Assistant Coach Beth Riley, Bridget Settles, Katie Both were in attendance in Virginia Beach but were Briglia, Becca Keener, Head Coach Amanda Janney not on the official coaching rosters. After an impressive showing in Virginia Beach, Dalrymple was invited to train with the USA National Field Hockey Team Development Squad in San Diego. As the goalkeeper for the champion New Jersey Team, Dalrymple posted two shutouts and started all five games as the team went 4-0- 1 en route to winning the championship with a 1-0 victory. Also at the National Championships, Settles was recognized as the highest goal scorer in the juniors, with five goals in five games. The highest goal-scorer at the senior level tallied four goals. Settles was given a plaque by the National Team Coach during the Women's High Performance Banquet Dinner. ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE IN MEMORIAM 2009 NFHCA National Academic Team Anne Mc- Agnes L. “Aggie” Stegmuller, a Katie Briglia Conaghie Volp, four-sport athlete who earned all-All- Kimmi Hanshue one of Temple’s America honors in field hockey and soft- Arialle Hess finest all-around ball while at Temple, passed away on Kaylee Keener athletes and a 14- April 25, 2010 at the age of 87. Becca Keener year member of Stegmuller, a member of the Temple Caryn Lambright the U.S. Field Athletics Hall of Fame, played bad- Veronica Radice Hockey team, minton, basketball, field hockey and soft- Kasey Ruth passed away on ball, winning a collegiate championship Kate Stewart May 22, 2010. in badminton while helping the Owls to Kylee Yetter The five-time USA three undefeated basketball seasons. Charise Young team captain and Stegmuller received the Conwell Temple Athletic Hall of Famer was 88. Society Award at the University’s annual Conwell Recognition 2009 Atlantic 10 All-Academic Team Volp competed in field hockey, basket- Dinner in 2001. An avid supporter of Temple sports, Stegmuller Charise Young ball and diving at Temple. After graduation, earned her bachelor’s degree in physical education and biolog- she taught physical education at Ambler ical science from Temple in 1945 and her master’s degree in High School for several years; met her hus- 2009-10 TU President’s Honor Roll psychology and educational administration in 1948. band of 57 years, Frederick G. Volp; had two Becca Keener Stegmuller endowed a scholarship for kinesiology students sons; and subsequently returned to Temple Kaylee Keener and contributed annually to the Owl Club in support of student- Caryn Lambright to teach, coach and write. A master motivator and keen competi- athletes. Additionally, she had served as president of the Kylee Yetter Women’s Athletic Club, as a member of the Board of Trustees’ Charise Young tor, Volp coached the Temple field hockey team for 15 years. She had a legion of loyal Athletic Committee, and on the Board of Directors of the Owl Club. While coaching field hockey, gymnastics, lacrosse, ten- 2009-10 TU Director’s Honor Roll players whom she and her husband enter- tained often at their 200 year old farmhouse nis, badminton and bowling at John Bartram High School, she Katie Briglia also found time to officiate at the high school, collegiate and in- Kimmi Hanshue in Harleysville, Pa. Known as “Temple’s Lit- ternational levels—and to serve on the U.S. Olympic Committee. Taylor Musser tle Field General” and sporting her signature The Clifton Heights resident had been inducted into the Taryn Nichols Scottish hat on the sidelines, she coached Pennsylvania State Hall of Fame and the Pennsylvania Lacrosse Kasey Ruth 20 Temple players who became All-Ameri- Hall of Fame, and had received honor awards from the American Mandi Ruth cans. She was inducted into the Temple and Pennsylvania Associations for Health, Physical Education, Lauren Ujobai Athletics Hall of Fame in 1975 and the U.S. Field Hockey Hall of Fame in 1988. Recreation and Dance. www.OwlSports.com 24 On March 2, 1975, the idea of what is now 182 student-athletes earned Academic All-Con- Atlantic 10 the Atlantic 10 Conference was conceived. ference recognition, while Charlotte's Lamarra Membership History What started as an eight-school, men's basket- Currie, Christa Dominick of La Salle, St. Current Members...... First Year ball-only affiliation has grown into a 14-univer- Bonaventure's Katelyn Murray and David Zenk Charlotte ...... 2005-06 sity, 21-sport league that is universally hailed of George Washington received postgraduate Dayton...... 1995-96 as one of the best conferences in the country. scholarship grants. Duquesne...... 1976-77, 1991-92,1993-94 That growth and prominence is a direct re- The Atlantic 10 Conference had 50 teams Fordham ...... 1995-96 sult of the ideals and commitments of the mem- among the 767 Division I sports teams honored George Washington ...... 1976-77 ber institutions of the Atlantic 10 - the by the NCAA with public recognition awards for La Salle...... 1995-96 University of Dayton, Duquesne University, their latest multi-year Academic Progress Rate Lock Haven ...... Field Hockey Only Fordham University, The George Washington scores. These teams posted multi-year APR Massachusetts...... 1976-77 University, La Salle University, University of scores in the top 10 percent of all squads in Rhode Island ...... 1980-81 Massachusetts, University of North Carolina at their respective sports. This represents an in- Richmond ...... 2001-02 Charlotte, University of Rhode Island, University crease of 16 teams from a year ago and ranked St. Bonaventure ...... 1979-80 of Richmond, St. Bonaventure University, Saint the league fifth among 31 Division I Confer- Saint Joseph’s ...... 1982-83 Joseph's University, Saint Louis University, ences. In 19 of the 21 sports sponsored by the Temple University, and Xavier University. Atlantic 10, the league's APR was at or above Saint Louis...... 2005-06 The 14 the confer- Temple ...... 1982-83 member institu- ence aver- Xavier ...... 1995-96 tions of the A- ageWest Chester...... Field Hockey Only 10 are united nationally Bold indicates Field Hockey schools and strength- according to ened by their di- the most re- Former Members ...... Years versity. Each is cent data re- Penn State ...... 1976-79, 1982-91 extraordinary in leased by Pittsburgh ...... 1977-82 its educational the NCAA. Rutgers ...... 1977-95 mission, Moreover, Villanova ...... 1977-80 whether of a Catholic faith, a private university 75 A-10 Virginia Tech ...... 1996-00 or a land grant institution. The varied pursuits teams attained a perfect score in the NCAA's West Virginia ...... 1977-95 of each member prove that there are many Graduation Success Rate Report. threads that weave the fabric for a great con- The Atlantic 10 Conference, with a total Atlantic 10 Conference ference. population of nearly 74 million people within its 11827 Canon Blvd., Suite 200 The presidents and chancellors of Atlantic geographic footprint of eight states and the Dis- Newport News, VA 23606 10 institutions, in conjunction with Atlantic 10 trict of Columbia, will crown champions in 21 (215) 545-6678 Commissioner Bernadette V. McGlade, have sports this season: baseball, men's and Fax: (215) 545-3342 made a strong commitment to making the aca- women's basketball, men's and women's cross demic and athletics equation a successful one. country, field hockey, men's golf, women's www.atlantic10.org Over the years, the league membership has lacrosse, men's and women's indoor and out- Commissioner: strived to better recognize the academic ac- door track & field, women's rowing, men's and ...... Bernadette V. McGlade complishments of its student-athletes. The women's soccer, softball, men's and women's Associate Commissioner: Commissioner's Honor Roll, which cites every swimming & diving, men's and women's tennis, ...... Debbie Richardson Atlantic 10 student-athlete with a 3.5 grade and women's volleyball. Associate Commissioner: ...... Ed Pasque point average or better, recognized 1,162 stu- Asst. Commissioner: dent-athletes in the Fall 2008 while 1,164 were ...... Megan Kahn named to the Spring 2009 Honor Roll. Asst. Commissioner: The league sponsors Academic All-Con- ...... Jason Leturmy ference teams in each of its sports and honors Director of New Media and Internet: one student-athlete per sport as the A-10 Stu- ...... Molly Gallagher Director of Championships: dent-Athlete of the Year. Moreover, the Atlantic ...... Lucas Feller 10 provides four postgraduate scholarship Asso. Director of Communications: grants to qualified student-athletes. In 2008-09, ...... Melissa Kristofak 25 2010 Temple Field Hockey Media Guide RecordsRecords SecSec ionion ALL-CONFERENCE

2009 Charise Young, F...... 1st 1988 Jane Catanzaro, F...... 1st 1989 Jane Catanzaro, F Mandi Ruth, F...... 2nd Leah Finkbiner, F...... 1st Karen Meier, B Bridget Settles, F ...... 2nd 1988 Jane Catanzaro, F 2008 M.C. Kinneman, D...... 1st All-Rookie Laura Magahan, B Charise Young, F...... 1st 2009 Taylor Musser, M Bird Jamie Adams, M ...... HM 2008 Carissa Young, M All-Academic Liz Watto, F...... HM Kaylee Keener, M 2009 Charise Young 2007 Ashley Bird, D ...... 1st 2006 Mandi Ruth, F 2008 Charise Young Dannah Brehm, F...... 1st Charise Young, F Liz Watto Alli Lokey, M...... 1st 2005 Erin Hanshue, GK 2007 Ashley Bird Leanne Vogelsong, M ...... 2nd Charise Young Erin Hanshue, GK ...... HM Scholar Player of the Year 2006 Ashley Bird 2006 Alli Lokey, M...... 1st 2009 Charise Young M.C. Kinneman Byard Ashley Bird, D...... 2nd 2008 Charise Young Liz Watto M.C. Kinneman, M...... 2nd 2005 Ashley Shepps Charise Young, M...... 2nd Offensive Player of the Year 2003 Haley Dervinis Leanne Vogelsong, M...... HM 2007 Alli Lokey 2000 Jessica Jaworski 2005 Lindsay Holman, F...... 1st Michelle Murawski Alli Lokey, M...... 1st Defensive Player of the Year Kacy Ziomek Ashley Shepps, D ...... 2nd 2008 Mary Catherine Kinneman 1997 Gina DeFazio Katie Stevenson, D ...... 2nd 2007 Ashley Bird 1996 Gina DeFazio Erin Hanshue, GK ...... HM Beth Eaby Carr Melissa Fritze, F...... HM Player of the Year 1995 Gretchen Dershimer 2004 Lindsay Holman, F...... 1st 1990 Jane Catanzaro Tara Silvestre Talia Ruth, B ...... 1st 1989 Jane Catanzaro 1994 Tara Silvestre 2003 Haley Dervinis, M ...... 1st Heather Tomlin Lindsay Holman, F...... 1st Rookie of the Year Carly Zerbe Talia Ruth, B ...... 1st 2000 Haley Dervinis 1993 Ageliki Prinos 2002 Melissa DeCesaris, B ...... 1st Tara Silvestre Emily Moyer, B ...... 1st Coach of the Year Heather Tomlin Catanzaro 2001 JoAnn Engestrom, M...... 1st 2005 Amanda Janney 1991 Kelly Smith Virginia Gonzalez, F...... 1st 1994 Lauren Fuchs 1990 Sue Bing Kacy Ziomek, M...... 1st Monique Scally 2000 Michelle Murawski, B...... 1st All-Championship 1999 Heather Walker, B...... 1st 2009 Charise Young, F 1998 Heather Walker, B...... 1st Kasey Ruth, F 1997 Renita Bergey, B...... 1st Mandi Ruth, F Claudia Ovchinnikoff, F ...... 1st 2008 Liz Watto, F E. Hanshue 1996 Renita Bergey, B...... 1st 2007 Alli Lokey, M Cherifa Nouri, F ...... 1st 2006 Erin Hanshue, GK 1995 Gina DeFazio, B...... 1st Alli Lokey, M Claudia Ovchinnikoff, F ...... 1st Leanne Vogelsong, M Tara Silvestre, F...... 1st 2005 Melissa Fritze, F 1994 Tara Silvestre, F...... 1st Alli Lokey, M Heather Tomlin, F...... 1st 2004 Jen Adamek, F Crystal Carr, F ...... HM 2003 Melissa DeCesaris, M Lokey Jodi Randall, B...... HM Haley Dervinis, M Kelly Trexler, B ...... HM Dannon Mehaffey, B Carly Zerbe, B ...... HM 2000 Julie Martinez, F 1993 Crystal Carr, F...... 1st Michelle Murawski, F/B Heather Tomlin, F...... 1st Kacy Ziomek, M Debbie Utz, F ...... 1st 1999 Juliann Leskiw, F Lori Benner, GK ...... HM Michelle Murawski, F/D Jen Higgins, F...... HM 1997 Renita Bergey, D McWilliams Megan Moyer, B...... HM 1996 Deb Brown, GK 1992 Toni Byard, M...... 1st Beth Eaby, D Crystal Carr, F...... 1st 1995 Gina DeFazio, D Wendy Skibitsky, F...... 1st Tara Silvestre, F/M Cari Washko, B...... 1st 1994 Deb Brown, F (MVP) 1991 Toni Byard, M...... 1st 1993 Wendy Skibitsky, F Lori Warneska, F ...... 1st 1992 Toni Byard, F Amy Baker, GK...... 2nd Crystal Carr, F Cari Carter, B ...... 2nd Wendy Skibitsky, F Silvestre Wendy Skibitsky, F...... 2nd Debbie Utz, F Kelly Smith, B ...... 2nd 1991 Lori Warneka, F (MVP) Debbie Utz, F ...... 2nd Amy Baker, GK Cari Washko, D...... 2nd Toni Byard, F 1990 Jane Catanzaro, F...... 1st Crystal Carr, F Monique Scally, D...... 1st 1990 Jane Catanzaro, F 1989 Jane Catanzaro, F...... 1st Monique Scally, F Laura Magahan, D ...... 1st Lori Warneka, F Utz 27 2010 Temple Field Hockey Media Guide SEASON RECORD Overall Atlantic 10 Year W L T Pct. W L T Pct. Coach Postseason 2009 9 12 0 .429 4 2 0 .667 Amanda Janney Atlantic 10 Finals 2008 8 12 0 .400 4 3 0 .571 Amanda Janney Atlantic 10 Semifinals 2007 15 6 0 .714 6 1 0 .857 Amanda Janney Atlantic 10 Semifinals 2006 13 7 0 .650 4 3 0 .571 Amanda Janney Atlantic 10 Semifinals 2005 11 10 0 .529 6 1 0 .857 Amanda Janney Atlantic 10 Semifinals 2004 9 11 0 .450 3 3 0 .500 Lauren Fuchs Atlantic 10 Semifinals 2003 11 11 0 .500 3 3 0 .500 Lauren Fuchs Atlantic 10 Finals 2002 9 10 0 .474 2 4 0 .333 Lauren Fuchs 2001 8 11 0 .421 2 4 0 .333 Lauren Fuchs 2000 11 11 0 .500 4 1 0 .800 Lauren Fuchs Atlantic 10 Finals 1999 7 13 0 .350 4 1 0 .800 Lauren Fuchs Atlantic 10 Semifinals 1998 4 16 0 .200 2 3 0 .400 Lauren Fuchs 1997 10 10 0 .500 3 3 0 .500 Lauren Fuchs Atlantic 10 Semifinals 1996 6 14 0 .300 2 3 0 .400 Lauren Fuchs Atlantic 10 Semifinals 1995 7 13 0 .350 1 3 0 .250 Lauren Fuchs Atlantic 10 Semifinals 1994 10 10 0 .500 3 1 0 .750 Lauren Fuchs Atlantic 10 Champions 1993 10 10 0 .500 1 3 0 .250 Lauren Fuchs Atlantic 10 Semifinals 1992 11 8 2 .571 3 1 0 .750 Michelle Madison Atlantic 10 Finals/NCAA Regional Semifinal 1991 15 6 2 .696 3 1 0 .750 Michelle Madison Atlantic 10 Champions/NCAA Regional Final 1990 18 6 0 .750 4 1 0 .800 Michelle Madison Atlantic 10 Finals/NCAA Regional Final 1989 12 8 2 .591 3 1 1 .700 Michelle Madison Atlantic 10 Semifinals 1988 5 10 4 .368 1 1 0 .500 Gwen Cheeseman-Alexander Atlantic 10 Semifinals 1987 12 4 3 .711 Gwen Cheeseman-Alexander 1986 9 9 3 .500 Gwen Cheeseman-Alexander 1985 12 8 2 .591 Gwen Cheeseman 1984 18 5 0 .783 Gwen Cheeseman NCAA Regional Semifinals 1983 14 5 2 .714 Gwen Cheeseman NCAA Regional Finals 1982 13 3 0 .813 Gwen Cheeseman NCAA Regional Semifinals 1981 17 3 1 .833 Gwen Cheeseman 1980 15 4 1 .775 Gwen Cheeseman 1979 11 5 2 .666 Tina Sloan-Green 1978 12 8 3 .587 Tina Sloan-Green 1977 8 6 1 .566 Tina Sloan-Green 1976 5 6 2 .462 Tina Sloan-Green 1975 5 3 2 .600 Tina Sloan-Green 1974 3 5 0 .375 Tina Sloan-Green 1968-73 Results unavailable 1967 5 1 5 .682 Elanor Pepper 1966 0 7 1 .063 Joan Edenborn Stiles 1965 1 5 2 .250 Joan Edenborn Stiles 1964 3 2 2 .571 Joan Edenborn Stiles 1963 4 3 0 .571 Anne Volp 1962 4 3 0 .571 Anne Volp 1961 3 0 4 .714 Anne Volp Totals* 430 269 52 .607 60 41 1 .593 *1949-2009 TEMPLE FIELD HOCKEY HALL OF FAME Inductee ...... Year Inducted Inductee ...... Year Inducted Inductee ...... Year Inducted Inductee ...... Year Inducted Karen Gendron Adams ...... 1986 Kathleen Barrett Geiger ...... 1999 Larraine Lodise...... 1995 Agnes Stegmuller ...... 1979 Marie Kerstetter Appel ...... 1982 Marie Oliver Gimmi...... 1979 Nada Beers McBrearty...... 1981 Joan Edenborn Stiles...... 1978 Judith L. Benscoter ...... 1986 Tina Sloan Green...... 1994 Patricia Collins Morris...... 1975 Bessie W. Taylor...... 1994 Betty Brown Black...... 1979 Doris “Tiz” Martin Griffith...... 1984 Sheila Murphy...... 1985 Bonnie Smith Taylor...... 1986 Madelyn Braccio Chiomento...... 1980 Beverly Grove ...... 1983 Frances Henderson Newcomb ...... 1977 Mattison Thomas ...... 1977 Kim Lambdin Ciarrocca ...... 2001 Beverly Grove ...... 2006 Mandee (Moore) O’Leary...... 2004 Elaine Turchi...... 1998 Monica Mills-Ciccimaro ...... 1997 Miriam Michener Guiley...... 1985 Caroline McWilliams-Owens ...... 1997 Anne McConaghie Volp...... 1975 Phyllis Hasse Corl ...... 1978 Claire Alden Harden...... 1985 Dorothy Schumann Plantholt ...... 1980 Alice Putman Willets ...... 1977 Kathie Daley ...... 2005 Mary Ann Leight Harris ...... 1982 Chrissy Muller Poplawski ...... 2009 Lilyan Boyd Wright ...... 1976 Gail Cummings Danson...... 2000 Evelyn Highley Hart...... 1982 Elise DuBois Pratt ...... 1981 Dorothy Hucknall Wyld...... 1982 Eleanor Morgan Davis ...... 1981 F. Elizabeth Hess...... 1983 Joan Paul Rocchino ...... 1984 Jane Catanzaro-Delaney...... 2004 Betty Jane Leuchtner Howat ...... 1984 Anne Sage ...... 1987 Virginia Middleton Doan ...... 1983 Florence C. Jackson ...... 1983 Marie Schmucker ...... 1995 Vera Salem Egner...... 1981 Nancy Jane Kelly...... 1987 Maude V. Sharpe ...... 1977 Louise Lenco Esher...... 1977 Carol Sauppe Kline...... 1999 Ida C. Watters Smith ...... 1982 Dorothea Dalton Freeman...... 1984 Bess Cramer Lightcap ...... 1976 Suzanne Bell Stashis ...... 1986 Mills Turchi www.OwlSports.com 28 Career Scoring Career Goalkeeping Points Saves Player (Years)...... Points Player (Years) ...... Saves 1. Jane Catanzaro (1987-90)...... 253 1. Deb Brown (1994-97) ...... 791 2. Caroline McWilliams (1980-83) ...... 209 2. Kim Lambdin (1984-87)...... 732 3. Monica Mills (1981-84)...... 164 3. Serene McGrath (1997-01) ...... 710 4. Elaine Turchi (1981-84) ...... 117 4. Jill Marple (1987-90) ...... 662 5. Toni Byard (1989-92) ...... 102 5. Erin Conroy (2000-04)...... 459 6. Alli Lokey (2004-07)...... 95 6. Erin Hanshue (2005-08) ...... 400 7. Lori Warneka (1988-91) ...... 87 7. Amy Baker (1988-91)...... 262 8. Crystal Gibbs (1984-87) ...... 84 8. Lori Benner (1992-93) ...... 260 9. Kathleen Barrett (1982-85)...... 78 9. Robin Porter (1983)...... 169 10. Cherifa Nouri (1994-97) ...... 77 10. April Herman (1998-01) ...... 157

Goals Saves per game Player (Years)...... Goals Player (Years)...... Saves/G Jane Catanzaro is sixth in career goals and 1. Jane Catanzaro (1987-90)...... 117 1. Kim Lambdin (1984-87)...... 11.81 ninth in career points in NCAA history. She 2. Caroline McWilliams (1980-83) ...... 85 2. Jill Marple (1988-90) ...... 11.41 was inducted into the Temple Sports Hall of 3. Monica Mills (1981-84)...... 68 3. Amy Baker (1988-91)...... 10.08 Fame in 2004. 4. Elaine Turchi (1981-84) ...... 51 4. Deb Brown (1994-97) ...... 9.89 5. Toni Byard (1989-92) ...... 46 5. Lori Benner (1992-93) ...... 9.29 6. Alli Lokey (2004-07)...... 37 6. Serene McGrath (1997-01) ...... 8.55 7. Crystal Gibbs (1984-87) ...... 35 7. Robin Porter (1983)...... 8.05 8. Cherifa Nouri (1994-97) ...... 33 8. Erin Conroy (2000-04)...... 7.40 9. Debbie Utz (1990-93) ...... 29 9. Lori Wambold (1981-82) ...... 6.84 10. Denise Bourassa (1983,86-87) ...... 26 10. Mel DeNicola (1981)...... 6.68

Assists GAA Player (Years)...... Assists Player (Years)...... GAA 1. Lori Warneka (1988-91) ...... 63 1. Robin Carter (1983)...... 1.00 2. Haley Dervinis (2000-03) ...... 46 2. Lori Wambold (1981-82) ...... 1.07 3. Caroline McWilliams (1980-83) ...... 39 3. Amy Baker (1988-91)...... 1.12 4. Kathleen Barrett (1982-85)...... 38 4. Mel DeNicola (1981)...... 1.42 5. Charise Young (2006-09)...... 29 5. Dona Porter (1992)...... 1.47 6. Monica Mills (1981-84)...... 28 6. Erin Hanshue (2005-08) ...... 1.68 7. Monique Scally (1987-90)...... 25 7. Lori Benner (1992-93) ...... 1.70 Lori Warneka dished 63 assists during her ca- 8. Jessica Jaworski (1998-01) ...... 24 8. Jill Marple (1988-90) ...... 1.99 reer to place 12th in NCAA history. 9. Cari Washko (1989-92) ...... 23 9. Erin Conroy (2000-04)...... 2.06 10. Heather Tomlin (1991-94) ...... 23 10. Deb Brown (1994-97) ...... 2.26 * Since 1980 (minimum 1,000 minutes) All-Americans 2007 Alli Lokey 1992 Toni Byard Kim Lambdin 2003 Erin Conroy Debbie Utz Mandy Moore 2000 Michelle Murawski Cari Washko 1984 Elaine Turchi 1999 Michelle Murawski 1991 Toni Byard Monica Mills 1996 Cherfia Nouri Lori Warneka 1983 Carole McWilliams 1982 Carole McWilliams Claudia Ovchinnikoff 1990 Jane Catanzaro Roni Pack 1995 Tara Silvestre Lori Warneka 1981 Elaine Turchi 1994 Tara Silvestre 1989 Jane Catanzaro Mel DiNicola 1993 Crystal Carr 1988 Jane Catanzaro Larraine Lodise Megan Moyer Mandy Moore Carole McWilliams Heather Tomlin Kim Lambdin Marie Schmucker Debbie Utz 1987 Jane Catanzaro 1980 Larraine Lodise Denise Bourassa

29 2010 Temple Field Hockey Media Guide Season Scoring Season Goalkeeping Points Saves Player (Year)...... Points Player (Year) ...... Saves 1. Jane Catanzaro (1990) ...... 108 1. Deb Brown (1996)...... 249 2. Jane Catanzaro (1989) ...... 80 2. Kim Lambdin (1987) ...... 234 3. Caroline McWilliams (1981)...... 78 3. Jill Marple (1990)...... 232 4. Monica Mills (1984) ...... 74 4. Lori Benner (1993)...... 229 5. Toni Byard (1991)...... 52 5. Jill Marple (1989)...... 223 6. Caroline McWilliams (1980)...... 48 6. Serene McGrath (1998)...... 217 7. Alli Lokey (2007) ...... 46 7. Amy Baker (1991) ...... 208 8. Caroline McWilliams (1983)...... 44 8. Jill Marple (1988)...... 207 Elaine Turchi (1981)...... 44 9. Deb Brown (1995)...... 198 10. Caroline McWilliams (1982)...... 39 10. Kim Lambdin (1986) ...... 194

Goals Saves per game Denise Bourassa is ninth all-time in goals Player (Year)...... Goals Player (Year)...... Saves/G scored (26). 1. Jane Catanzaro (1990) ...... 53 1. Kim Lambdin (1987) ...... 13.00 2. Jane Catanzaro (1989) ...... 36 2. Deb Brown (1996)...... 12.45 3. Caroline McWilliams (1981)...... 34 3. Lori Benner (1993)...... 12.05 4. Monica Mills (1984) ...... 33 4. Jill Marple (1989)...... 11.74 5. Toni Byard (1991)...... 23 5. Jill Marple (1990)...... 11.60 6. Caroline McWilliams (1980)...... 21 6. Serene McGrath (1998)...... 11.42 7. Elaine Turchi (1981)...... 19 7. Jill Marple (1988)...... 10.89 8. Monica Mills (1983) ...... 18 8. Deb Brown (1995)...... 9.90 Caroline McWilliams (1982)...... 18 9. Kim Lambdin (1986) ...... 9.24 Alli Lokey (2007) ...... 18 10. Deb Brown (1997)...... 9.10

Assists GAA Player (Year) ...... Assists Player (Year)...... GAA 1. Lori Warneka (1990)...... 27 1. Robin Carter (1983) ...... 0.86 2. Caroline McWilliams (1983)...... 20 2. Lori Wambold (1982)...... 1.02 3. Lori Warneka (1991)...... 19 3. Amy Baker (1991) ...... 1.13 4. Monique Scally (1990) ...... 18 4. Erin Hanshue (2006)...... 1.13 5. Kathleen Barrett (1984) ...... 15 5. Erin Hanshue (2007)...... 1.38 6. Kathleen Barrett (1983) ...... 14 6. Mel DeNicola (1981) ...... 1.42 Deb Brown set the single season saves 7. Haley Dervinis (2001)...... 12 7. Dona Porter (1992) ...... 1.47 record in 1986 with 249 stops. She is tops Monica Mills (1981) ...... 12 8. Deb Brown (1997)...... 1.58 on the career list with 791 saves. Cari Washko (1992)...... 12 9. Lori Benner (1993)...... 1.62 Haley Dervinis (2000)...... 12 10. Jill Marple (1990)...... 1.70 * Since 1980 (minimum 500 minutes)

Crystal Gibbs Caroline McWilliams www.OwlSports.com 30 Program Records Team Records Individual Records Multi-Goal Games Most Goals, Game Most Goals, Game 6 Goals 15, 10/29/81 vs. Glassboro St., W 15-1 6, Jane Catanzaro vs. Drexel (9/5/90) Jane Catanzaro vs. Drexel, 1990 Jane Catanzaro vs. Hofstra, 1990 Most Goals, Season 6, Jane Catanzaro vs. Hofstra (9/19/90) Elaine Turchi vs. Glassboro St., 1981 84, in 24 games (1990) 6, Elaine Turchi vs. Glassboro St. (10/29/81) Most Assists, Season Most Goals, Season 5 Goals 53, in 24 games (1990) 53, Jane Catanzaro, in 24 games (1990) Toni Byard vs. Hofstra, 1991 Largest Winning Margin Most Goals, Career Jane Catanzaro vs. La Salle, 1989 14, 15-1 vs. Glassboro St., 10/29/81 117, Jane Catanzaro (1987-90) Caroline McWilliams vs. Glassboro St., 1981 Least Goals Scored, Season Most Assists, Game 21, in 20 games (1998) 5, Bonnie McGee vs. Rider (9/23/86) 4 Goals Largest Losing Margin Most Assists, Season Alli Lokey vs. Rhode Island, 2007 15-0, at Old Dominion 10/31/98 27, Lori Warneka in 24 games (1990) Toni Byard vs. Rutgers, 1992 Most Goals Allowed, Game Most Assists, Career Toni Byard vs. Ursinus, 1991 15, Old Dominion, 10/31/98 63, Lori Warneka (1988, 1991) Jane Catanzaro vs. Providence, 1990 Least Goals Allowed, Season Most Points, Game Jane Catanzaro vs. Rhode Island, 1990 13, in 16 games (1982) 13, Elaine Turchi (6g, 1a) vs. Jane Catanzaro vs. Saint Joseph’s, 1990 Most Goals Allowed, Season Glassboro State (10/29/81) Jane Catanzaro vs. Lehigh, 1990 Jane Catanzaro vs. Connecticut, 1989 85, in 20 games (1998) Most Points, Season Jane Catanzaro vs. Rutgers, 1989 Most Wins, Season 108, Jane Catanzaro (53g, 2a,) in Jane Catanzaro vs. Lehigh, 1989 18 (1984) 24 games (1990) Jane Catanzaro vs. Hofstra, 1988 Least Wins, Season Most Points, Career Crystal Gibbs vs. Rider, 1986 4 (1998) 254, Jane Catanzaro (1987-90) Most Losses, Season Most Goalie Saves, Game 3 Goals 16 (1998) 24, Jill Marple vs. Old Dominion Bridget Settles vs. Penn, 2009 Least Losses, Season (10/21/90) Bridget Settles at Saint Louis, 2009 3 (1981, 1982) Serene McGrath vs. Penn (10/14/98) Charise Young vs. Lehigh, 2008 Most Ties, Season Most Goalie Saves, Season Dannah Brehm at Saint Joseph’s, 2007 4 (1988) 249, Deb Brown in 20 games (1996) Alli Lokey at Saint Louis, 2007 Highest Scoring Average, Season Most Goalie Saves, Career Lindsay Holman vs. Lehigh, 2005 3.5 goals/game in 24 games (1990) 791, Deb Brown (1994-97) Julie Martinez vs. Rutgers, 2000 Winning Streak Most Shutouts, Season Tara Silvestre vs. Saint Joseph’s, 1994 Tara Silvestre vs. Rutgers, 1994 10 (1984) 10, Robin Porter in 21 games (1983) Debbie Utz vs. Rhode Island, 1991 Losing Streak Most Shutouts, Career Jane Catanzaro vs. Villanova, 1990 7 (1998) 28, Kim Lambdin (1984-87) Jane Catanzaro vs. Rutgers, 1990 Consecutive Shutouts Lori Warneka vs. La Salle, 1989 4, Kim Lambdin (1985), Crystal Gibbs vs. Villanova, 1987 Robin Porter (1983) Gail Cummings vs. American, 1986 Best Goals Against Average, Season Crystal Gibbs vs. American, 1986 0.86, Robin Porter in 21 games (1983) Monica Mills vs. Rutgers, 1984 Best Goals Against Average, Career Marie Schmucker vs. Lehigh, 1982 0.86, Robin Porter (1983) Caroline McWilliams vs. W. Chester, 1982; Caroline McWilliams vs. Maryland, 1981 Monica Mills vs. La Salle, 1981 Monica Mills vs. Minnesota, 1981 Caroline McWilliams vs. American, 1981 Caroline McWilliams vs. Davis & Elkins in the AIAW Championships, 1981

Elaine Turchi scored six goals against Glassboro State in 1981. Toni Byard Jane Catanzaro 31 2010 Temple Field Hockey Media Guide His ory All-Time Roster A Dershimer, Gretchen ...... 1994-98 K Muller, Chrissy ...... 1983-85 Sirianni, Joy ...... 1983 Adamek, Jen...... 2003-05 Dervinis, Haley...... 2000-03 Kasper, Rachel...... 2000-03 Murawski, Michelle ...... 1996-00 Siwak, Toni...... 1985 Adams, Jamie...... 2007-08 Deveaux, Marie...... 1980 Kauffman, Kaete...... 1991-93 Murdock, Vicki...... 1983-85 Skitbitsky, Wendy ...... 1990-93 Anderson, Kaylene ...... 1985 Devenney, Jackie...... 1982-85 Keener, Becca...... 2008- Musser, Taylor...... 2009- Smith, Julie...... 1988-90 Angermeier, Christine...... 1972-75 Dorando, Maria ...... 1984-88 Keener, Kaylee...... 2008- Smith, Kelly...... 1988-91 Arcaro, Tina ...... 1980-83 Downing, Diane...... 1987 Kelley, Jenny...... 1993-96 N Smith, Kelly...... 1994-98 Doyle, Colleen ...... 1986-89 Kelly, Allison...... 2007-08 Nase, Susan...... 2000-03 Sotis, Denise...... 1989-90 B Duva, Andrea ...... 2001-04 Kennedy, Kenra...... 2005 Natale, Vanessa ...... 1988-89 Souders, Melanie ...... 1987 Baker, Amy ...... 1988-91 Kilgariff, Karen...... 1979-82 Neill, Patricia...... 1986-87 Stafford, Kris ...... 1985-86 Baker, Heather...... 1986 E King, Katie...... 2003-06 Nichols, Taryn...... 2007- Stevenson, Katie ...... 2001-05 Barber, Rachel...... 2002-05 Eaby, Beth...... 1994-97 Kinneman, Mary Catherine ...... 2005-08 Nottle, Terri ...... 1977-80 Stewart, Kate ...... 2006-09 Barndt, Stacie ...... 1987-90 Ebersole, Charlene...... 1980 Kint, Elaine ...... 1980-81 Nouri, Cherifa...... 1993-97 Stimmel, Sue ...... 1980-83 Barrett, Kathleen ...... 1982-85 Edwards, Susan ...... 1986-89 Knoll, Bryn...... 1994 Bartlett, Penny ...... 1982 Egan, Erin...... 1989-92 Kocher, Chris...... 1980-83 O T Beam, Tanya ...... 1998-99 Koff, Terry...... 1978-81 O'Connor, Colleen ...... 1982-83 Temple, Donna ...... 1982-83 Becker, Sandra ...... 2004 F Ovchinnikoff, Alexandra...... 1994-97 Thomas, Jillian...... 2001-04 Benner, Lori...... 1991-93 Falk, Jan...... 1980-81 L Ovchinnikoff, Claudia...... 1994-97 Tiedemann, Kathy ...... 1995-98 Bergey, Glenda...... 1995 Faria, Morgan...... 2000 Lam, Mom...... 1998 Tierney, Kathleen...... 1988-91 Bergey, Laura...... 1997-00 Fechtor, Karen...... 1978-81 Lambdin, Kimberly ...... 1984-87 P Tomlin, Heather...... 1991-94 Bergey, Renita...... 1993-97 Finkbiner, Leah...... 1985-88 Lambright, Caryn ...... 2008- Pack, Ronnie ...... 1979-82 Trexler, Kelly...... 1991-94 Bianchini, Denise ...... 1976-79 Foltz, Erica...... 1999 Landis, Michelle...... 1995-98 Palmieri, Ginny ...... 1986 Turchi, Elaine...... 1981-84 Bielicki, Barb ...... 1982 Fortin, Nancy...... 1986 Landolt, Julianna...... 2009 Paul, Kerry...... 1989-90 Turney, Marcie ...... 1988-91 Bing, Sue...... 1988-90 Fritze, Melissa...... 2002-05 Larkin, Mary...... 1988-89 Perone, Nicole...... 1998 Bird, Ashley ...... 2004-07 Laverty, Mary Ann...... 1984-87 Perry, Caitlin...... 2000 U Blaney, Annie ...... 1987 G LeBlanc, Andrea...... 1979-82 Plasha, Kathleen...... 1986-89 Ujobai, Lauren...... 2009- Bonnell, Cheryl ...... 1990 Garber, Sharon ...... 1980-83 Lebovic, Judy...... 2004 Polmateer, Jill...... 1995-99 Ullman, Dawn...... 1986-88 Bourassa, Denise ...... 1983-87 Gardner, Traci...... 1988 Leskiw, Juliann ...... 1998-01 Porter, Donna ...... 1991-94 Utz, Debbie...... 1990-93 Bowers, Caitlyn...... 2002-04 Gibbs, Crystal...... 1984-87 Liga, Carol Sue...... 1977-80 Porter, Robin...... 1980-83 Boylan, Cheryl...... 1986-87 Gilchrist, Leslie...... 1997-98 Light, Allison ...... 1996-97 Prinos, Angel...... 1990-93 V Brehm, Dannah ...... 2006-08 Good, Joyce...... 1977-80 Lodise, Larraine...... 1977-80 Vanderberg, Gretchen ...... 1991-94 Bretz, Brittni ...... 2006 Gonzalez, Virginia ...... 1998-01 Lokey, Alli...... 2004-07 R Vogelsong, Leanne ...... 2004-07 Brewer, Elaine...... 1990-93 Grim, Kelly...... 1985 Lukens, Kara...... 1998-99 Radcliffe, Deanna ...... 2000-01 Briglia, Katie ...... 2009- Grisafi, Jessica ...... 1998-01 Radice, Veronica ...... 2008-09 W Brookshaw, Terry ...... 1977-80 Grove, Bev ...... 1953-55 M Randall, Jodi ...... 1991-94 Walko, Patty...... 1986 Brown, Deb...... 1994-97 Grove, Bev ...... 1976-79 Malkemes, Cathy ...... 1982 Reeves, Ann...... 1983 Walker, Heather...... 1995-99 Buchen, Stephanie...... 1995-99 Maltby, Carol...... 1978-81 Reinhardt, Gerry Lynn...... 1987 Wambold, Lorri ...... 1979-82 Budko, Barbara ...... 1979-82 H March, Allison...... 1986 Rheinhardt, Angela...... 1988 Wanner, Kristen...... 2006-09 Byard, Toni...... 1989-92 Hagmann, Kathy ...... 1980-81 Margraff, Lisa...... 1981-84 Rhiel, Patricia ...... 1980-83 Warneka, Lori...... 1988-91 Hannahoe, Megan...... 2003-06 Marple, Jill...... 1987-90 Riccotti, Denise...... 1988-89 Warner, Jennifer...... 1987 C Hanshue, Erin...... 2005-08 Martinez, Krysta ...... 2004 Rice, Suzanne ...... 1983-86 Washko, Cari...... 1989-92 Carney, Kelly ...... 1986-89 Hanshue, Kimmi...... 2006-09 Mazurek, Tina...... 1981-84 Rodgers, Jean ...... 1983 Watto, Liz...... 2004-08 Carr, Crystal ...... 1991-94 Harding, Debra ...... 1988-91 McCausland, Alexandra .....2000-01 Rodriguez, Alex ...... 2005 Weaver, Jill ...... 1996 Carter, Cari...... 1988-91 Harkins, Cathy...... 1985-86 McGee, Bonnie ...... 1985-88 Rubiah-Williams, Ollie ...... 1994-97 Wilson, Melanie...... 1994-98 Cassidy, Heather...... 1986-87 Harkins, Liz...... 1980-81 McGinley, Kelly...... 1987 Ruffin, Angie ...... 1985-86 Wolfe, Katrina ...... 1994-97 Castle, Cynthia...... 1983 Harte, Kathleen...... 1983-85 McGinty, Stephanie...... 2007-08 Russell, Torie...... 1995-99 Catanzaro, Jane ...... 1987-90 Herman, April...... 1997-00 McGrath, Serene...... 1996-99 Ruth, Kasey...... 2006-09 Y Chiampi, Julia ...... 2000 Hess, Arialle...... 2009 McHugh, Joan ...... 1980-81 Ruth, Mandi ...... 2006-09 Yaculek, Kim...... 1987 Chillano, Susan ...... 1980-81 Hick, Barbara ...... 1984-87 McHugh, Stacey ...... 1977-80 Ruth, Talia ...... 2001-04 Yetter, Kylee...... 2007- Cipolloni, Jackie...... 1982-83 Higgins, Jennifer...... 1992-93 McMonagle, Kathy...... 1980-81 Yobonski, Nicole...... 1998 Clendening, Nadia ...... 2004-07 Hiller, Helen...... 1977-80 McWilliams, Caroline ...... 1980-83 S Young, Carissa ...... 2008- Cook, Nancy...... 1982-85 Hoek, Liesbeth ...... 1992-93 Megahan, Laura ...... 1986-89 Sanderson, Stacey...... 1985-86 Young, Charise ...... 2006-09 Conroy, Erin...... 2000-04 Holman, Lindsay ...... 2003-05 Mehaffey, Dannon...... 2002-05 Sauppe, Carol...... 1975-78 Conver, Christy...... 1986-89 Horning, Kylie Jo ...... 2000-01 Meier, Karen...... 1986-89 Scally, Monique ...... 1987-90 Z Cordier, Wendy...... 1988 Houseman, Jane ...... 1983 Melucci, Kara ...... 1991 Schelpat, Jen ...... 2004 Zakrzewski, Mary Beth ...... 2000-03 Corey, Jennifer...... 1989-90 Mendoza, Etheline...... 1990-91 Schmidt, Doris ...... 1981-84 Zdun, Janet...... 1980-81 Cornell, Wendy ...... 1983 J Middleton, Whitney ...... 1981-84 Schmucker, Marie...... 1980-83 Zerbe, Carly...... 1991-94 Cummings, Gail ...... 1986-87 Jackson, Lee Ann ...... 1982 Miller, Lisa...... 1994-97 Schreffler, Kim...... 1983, 1985 Ziegler, Emily...... 2005-06 Jacobs, Mindy ...... 1976-79 Mills, Monica ...... 1981-84 Schwenke, Dawn...... 1980-81 Ziegler, Kristin...... 2000 D Jaffe, Robin...... 1979-82 Minzola, Deb ...... 1985-88 Seasholtz, Kathy...... 1985-88 Ziomek, Kacy ...... 1997-00 Daley, Kathy ...... 1977-80 James, Carolyn ...... 1990-93 Moore, Amanda ...... 1984-87 Settles, Bridget...... 2007- Dalrymple, Sarah...... 2007- Jaworski, Jessica ...... 1997-00 Mohr, Lori...... 1986 Shepps, Ashley ...... 2001-05 * Since 1978 DeCesaris, Melissa ...... 2000-03 Jiao, Monica ...... 2002-04 Morse, Becky...... 1988-89 Shreve, Robbin...... 1987-90 Please contact the Temple Sports DeFazio, Gina ...... 1993-97 Johnson, Renate ...... 1985-86 Moyer, Bridget ...... 2000 Sichler, Judy ...... 1995-98 Media Relations office at 215-204- Dehope, Eli...... 1975-78 Johnston, Janice ...... 1981-84 Moyer, Emily...... 1999-02 Silvestre, Tara ...... 1992-95 7446 for additions or changes to the DeIaco, Katey ...... 2007- Joyner, Stephanie ...... 1975-78 Moyer, Megan...... 1990-93 Simonds, Kelly ...... 1984-87 all-time roster. Dengler, Lisa...... 1986 Muir, Kathleen...... 1982-85 Singleton, Sandra...... 1977-80 33 2010 Temple Field Hockey Media Guide All-Time Results 1949 DATE OPPONENT ...... SCORE Ursinus ...... 1-4 L Ursinus ...... 1-5 L (5-0-1 Overall) Swarthmore...... W Trenton...... 4-2 W Pennsylvania...... 3-2 W DATE OPPONENT ...... SCORE Beaver ...... L East Stroudsburg ...... 2-0 W Eastern...... 3-0 W Drexel ...... 8-0 W Rosemont...... W Gettysburg...... 2-3 L West Chester...... 1-6 L Beaver ...... 2-0 W Ursinus...... L Beaver ...... 0-2 L Trenton...... 1-1 T Swarthmore...... 4-2 W Gettysburg ...... W West Chester...... 2-1 W Drexel ...... 5-0 W East Stroudsburg ...... 1-1 T Drexel ...... W HEAD COACH: Anne Volp Beaver ...... 14-0 W Pennsylvania...... 4-3 W Bryn Mawr...... W Princeton ...... 1-4 L Ursinus ...... 3-1 W HEAD COACH: Anne Volp 1964 West Chester...... 0-5 L HEAD COACH: Anne Volp (3-2-2 Overall) Princeton ...... 0-2 L 1957 DATE OPPONENT ...... SCORE HEAD COACH: Tina Sloan-Green 1950 (8-1-0 Overall) Drexel ...... 4-1 W (5-0-1 Overall) DATE OPPONENT ...... SCORE Trenton...... W 1976 DATE OPPONENT ...... SCORE Gettysburg...... 9-1 W Gettysburg ...... W (5-6-2 Overall) Bryn Mawr...... 4-0 W Swarthmore...... 8-1 W Beaver ...... T DATE OPPONENT ...... SCORE Swarthmore...... 3-0 W Ursinus ...... 2-3 L Ursinus...... L Saint Joseph's ...... 6-0 W Beaver ...... 5-3 W Bryn Mawr...... 13-1 W East Stroudsburg ...... L West Chester...... 0-2 L Pennsylvania...... 3-3 T Beaver ...... 3-2 W ...... West La Salle ...... 4-0 W East Stroudsburg ...... 3-1 W Drexel ...... 8-0 W Chester1-1 ...... T Swarthmore...... 2-0 W Ursinus ...... 2-1 W Pennsylvania...... 3-0 W HEAD COACH: Ursinus ...... 0-5 L HEAD COACH: Anne Volp Rosemont ...... 2-0 W Joan Edenborn Stiles Trenton...... 1-0 W West Chester...... 1-0 W Eastern...... 6-0 W 1951 HEAD COACH: Anne Volp 1965 Princeton ...... 2-2 T (5-1-0 Overall) (1-5-2 Overall) Rutgers ...... 1-1 T DATE OPPONENT ...... SCORE 1958 DATE OPPONENT ...... SCORE Penn...... 1-2 L Swarthmore...... 6-0 W (6-0-2 Overall) Gettysburg...... 1-1 T Glassboro...... 0-1 L Bryn Mawr...... 6-1 W DATE OPPONENT ...... SCORE Beaver ...... 1-1 T East Stroudsburg ...... 1-3 L Beaver ...... 4-3 W Gettysburg...... 11-1 W Drexel ...... 5-0 W Rutgers ...... 3-2 W Ursinus ...... 2-0 W Ursinus ...... 3-2 W East Stroudsburg ...... 3-2 W Slippery Rock...... 1-3 L East Stroudsburg ...... 0-2 L Beaver ...... 2-2 T Pennsylvania...... 1-2 L HEAD COACH: Tina Sloan-Green Pennsylvania...... 1-0 W West Chester...... 2-0 W West Chester...... L HEAD COACH: Anne Volp Bryn Mawr...... 9-0 W Ursinus...... L 1977 Swarthmore...... 9-0 W Trenton...... L (8-6-1 Overall) 1952 Rosemont ...... 4-4 T HEAD COACH: DATE OPPONENT ...... SCORE (3-2-0 Overall) Pennsylvania...... 10-0 W Joan Edenborn Stiles Saint Joseph's ...... 1-0 W DATE OPPONENT ...... SCORE HEAD COACH: Anne Volp West Chester...... 0-5 L Bryn Mawr...... 6-1 W 1966 Swarthmore...... 2-0 W Beaver ...... 2-2 T 1959 (0-7-1 Overall) Lafayette...... 2-3 L West Chester...... 5-0 W (6-1-0 Overall) DATE OPPONENT ...... SCORE Montclair ...... 1-5 L Swarthmore...... 1-1 T DATE OPPONENT ...... SCORE Ursinus ...... 0-5 L Ursinus ...... 0-7 L Ursinus ...... 5-2 W Swarthmore...... 7-0 W Beaver ...... 1-2 L Trenton...... 1-1 T HEAD COACH: Anne Volp Ursinus ...... 1-0 W East Stroudsburg ...... L La Salle ...... 4-0 W Beaver ...... 3-2 W Trenton...... L Princeton ...... 1-0 W 1953 West Chester...... 2-3 L Gettysburg ...... L Kutztown...... 3-0 W (5-1-1 Overall) Drexel ...... 7-0 W Pennsylvania...... L Rutgers ...... 1-0 W DATE OPPONENT ...... SCORE Pennsylvania...... 2-0 W Wilson ...... T Pennsylvania...... 3-4 L Beaver ...... 3-1 W Gettysburg...... 6-1 W Drexel ...... 0-3 L West Chester...... 0-4 L Swarthmore...... 4-0 W HEAD COACH: Anne Volp HEAD COACH: Rutgers ...... 1-0 W Bryn Mawr...... 3-0 W Joan Edenborn Stiles Penn State (ps) ...... 2-3 L West Chester...... 4-3 W 1960 HEAD COACH: Tina Sloan-Green Ursinus ...... 0-1 L (6-0-1 Overall) 1967 Drexel ...... 4-2 W No scores available (5-1-5 Overall) 1978 Pennsylvania...... 2-2 T HEAD COACH: Anne Volp DATE OPPONENT ...... SCORE (12-8-3 Overall) HEAD COACH: Anne Volp Chestnut Hill ...... 7-0 W DATE OPPONENT ...... SCORE 1961 Pennsylvania...... 2-3 L Lafayette...... 0-1 L 1954 (3-0-4 Overall) Gettysburg...... 3-2 W West Chester...... 0-3 L (6-0-1 Overall) DATE OPPONENT ...... SCORE Wilson ...... 4-0 W Saint Joseph's ...... 2-0 W DATE OPPONENT ...... SCORE Wilson ...... 3-0 W Remainder of scores unavailable East Stroudsburg ...... 1-1 T Swarthmore...... 4-1 W Gettysburg...... 1-1 T HEAD COACH: Lehigh...... 0-1 L Rosemont ...... 4-1 W Ursinus ...... 3-3 T Eleanor Pepper Montclair ...... 4-0 W Bryn Mawr...... 5-2 W West Chester...... 2-2 T Swarthmore...... 1-0 W Drexel ...... 5-3 W East Stroudsburg ...... 1-1 T 1968-73 Ursinus ...... 1-0 W Pennsylvania...... 3-2 W Beaver ...... 3-0 W RESULTS UNAVAILABLE American ...... 2-0 W Ursinus ...... 3-2 W Pennsylvania...... 4-2 W Trenton...... 2-0 W West Chester...... 2-2 T HEAD COACH: Anne Volp 1974 La Salle ...... 3-3 T HEAD COACH: Anne Volp (3-5-0 Overall) Princeton ...... 0-1 L 1962 DATE OPPONENT ...... SCORE Kutztown...... 2-1 W 1955 (4-3-0 Overall) La Salle ...... 4-1 W Rutgers ...... 1-2 L (4-4-0 Overall) DATE OPPONENT ...... SCORE Ursinus ...... 1-2 L Penn...... 2-0 W DATE OPPONENT ...... SCORE Gettysburg...... 3-2 W Beaver ...... 5-1 W Glassboro...... 0-0 T Rosemont ...... 2-0 W Beaver ...... 3-2 W Eastern...... 0-2 L Penn State ...... 2-1 W Swarthmore...... 0-1 L East Stroudsburg ...... 3-2 W Trenton...... 0-1 L La Salle ...... 2-0 W Bryn Mawr...... 4-0 W Ursinus ...... 1-2 L Drexel ...... 1-0 W Lock Haven ...... 2-0 W Gettysburg...... 5-1 W West Chester...... 1-3 L West Chester...... 0-5 L West Chester...... 2-3 L Beaver ...... 2-3 L Drexel ...... 0-1 L Princeton ...... 0-2 L Oklahoma State ...... 2-0 W West Chester...... 0-2 L Wilson ...... 4-0 W HEAD COACH: Tina Sloan-Green Massachusetts ...... 0-1 L Drexel ...... 3-0 W HEAD COACH: Anne Volp Saint Louis...... 3-4 L Ursinus ...... 1-5 L 1975 COACH: Tina Sloan-Green HEAD COACH: Anne Volp 1963 (5-3-2 Overall) (4-3-0 Overall) DATE OPPONENT ...... SCORE 1979 1956 DATE OPPONENT ...... SCORE Rutgers ...... 0-0 T (11-5-2 Overall) (5-2-0 Overall) Wilson ...... 3-4 L La Salle ...... 9-0 W DATE OPPONENT ...... SCORE

www.OwlSports.com 34 N. CAROLINA...... 1-0 W All-Time Opponents at Ursinus ...... 2-1 W LEHIGH...... 7-0 W Opponent ...... W-L-T Pct. First Last Opponent ...... W-L-T Pct. First Last at Maryland ...... 2-1 W Albany ...... 0-3-0 .000 2005 2009 New Hampshire...... 1-1-1 .500 1985 1992 at Penn State ...... 0-1 L American...... 11-2-0 .846 1978 2006 North Carolina...... 3-14-1 .194 1982 2005 UMASS...... 2-1 W Ball State ...... 2-2-0 .500 1989 2003 Northeastern...... 1-1-0 .500 1990 1991 at Rutgers...... 2-3 L Beaver ...... 10-4-4 .667 1949 1976 Northern Illinois...... 1-0-0 1.000 1990 1990 OLD DOMINION ...... 2-1 W PRINCETON ...... 4-1 W Boston College...... 1-2-0 .333 1985 1998 Northwestern...... 2-3-0 .400 1984 1999 DELAWARE...... 2-0 W Boston University ...... 2-2-0 .500 1989 2008 Ohio State...... 0-3-0 .000 1994 2008 at Penn...... 1-0 W Bryant University...... 1-0-0 1.000 2008 2008 Oklahoma State ...... 1-0-0 1.000 1978 1978 at Yale...... 1-0 W Bryn Mawr...... 9-0-0 1.000 1950 1958 Old Dominion ...... 1-18-1 .075 1981 2001 DELAWARE...... 2-3 L Bucknell...... 0-1-0 .000 2009 2009 Pacific...... 1-0-0 1.000 1986 1986 COACH: Gwen Cheeseman California...... 2-0-0 1.000 1981 1985 Penn ...... 32-14-2 .688 1949 2009 Central Michigan...... 0-1-0 .000 2002 2002 Penn State ...... 1-27-1 .034 1977 2008 1983 (14-5-2 Overall) Chestnut Hill ...... 1-0-0 1.000 1967 1967 Princeton...... 7-5-2 .571 1974 1992 DATE OPPONENT ...... SCORE Clemson...... 1-0-0 1.000 1981 1981 Providence...... 2-0-0 1.000 1990 2003 9/16 TOLEDO...... 5-0 W Connecticut...... 2-3-1 .417 1986 2009 Purdue ...... 1-0-0 1.000 1987 1987 9/20 at West Chester...... 4-2 W Cornell...... 1-0-0 1.000 2004 2004 Radford ...... 1-1-0 .500 1993 1998 9/24 DREXEL...... 5-0 W Davidson...... 2-0-0 1.000 2002 2003 Rhode Island ...... 16-5-0 .761 1989 2007 9/29 LA SALLE...... 5-0 W Davis & Elkins ...... 1-0-0 1.000 1981 1981 Richmond ...... 1-16-0 .059 1998 2009 10/4 URSINUS ...... 5-0 W Delaware ...... 10-16-1 .389 1980 2009 Rider...... 7-1-0 .875 1984 2009 10/6 at Lehigh (OT) ...... 2-1 W Drexel ...... 16-6-1 .717 1949 2009 Rosemont ...... 4-0-1 .900 1954 1958 10/8 MARYLAND ...... 2-1 W 10/11 PENN STATE ...... 4-1 W Duke...... 1-7-0 .125 1988 1999 Rutgers...... 21-11-2 .647 1974 2009 10/14 UMASS...... 0-1 L East Stroudsburg ...... 5-4-4 .538 1949 1980 Saint Joseph's...... 21-10-0 .677 1976 2009 10/15 LAFAYETTE ...... 2-1 W Eastern...... 2-1-0 .667 1974 1976 Saint Louis ...... 5-3-0 .625 1978 2009 10/16 OLD DOMINION ...... 1-3 L Fairfield ...... 3-0-0 1.000 2003 2006 San Jose State ...... 0-0-1 .500 1983 1983 10/18 at Princeton (OT)...... 0-0 T Georgetown ...... 3-2-0 .609 2000 2004 Siena...... 1-0-0 1.000 1997 1997 10/20 at Delaware ...... 2-3 L Gettysburg...... 8-2-2 .750 1955 1967 Slippery Rock...... 0-1-0 .000 1976 1976 10/25 PENN ...... 3-0 W Glassboro State ...... 3-1-1 .700 1976 1981 Springfield...... 2-0-0 1.000 1986 1991 10/28 VIRGINIA...... 5-0 W 10/29 YALE ...... 3-0 W Hofstra...... 8-2-0 .800 1988 2003 Stanford...... 1-3-0 .250 1988 2009 11/3 RUTGERS...... 4-0 W Iowa...... 2-6-1 .278 1984 2004 St. Francis...... 1-0-0 1.000 2009 2009 11/5 N. CAROLINA...... 0-1 L James Madison ...... 0-5-0 .000 1993 2000 SW Missouri St ...... 0-1-0 .000 2000 2000 11/6 SAN JOSE ST ...... 1-1 T Kent State...... 2-0-0 1.000 1993 1994 Swarthmore...... 13-1-1 .900 1949 1979 11/12 at Penn...... 1-0 W Kutztown...... 3-0-0 1.000 1977 1979 Syracuse...... 4-3-0 .571 1987 2007 11/13 vs. Massachusetts .....1-3 L La Salle ...... 28-3-1 .891 1974 2009 Toledo ...... 3-0-0 1.000 1983 1985 COACH: Gwen Cheeseman Lafayette...... 17-6-2 .720 1977 2009 Towson ...... 1-0-0 1.000 2000 2000 Lehigh...... 13-5-3 .571 1978 2008 Trenton State ...... 6-3-2 .636 1963 1980 1984 (18-5 Overall) Lock Haven ...... 2-2-1 .500 1978 2009 Ursinus ...... 24-18-3 .567 1949 2001 DATE OPPONENT ...... SCORE Longwood...... 2-0-0 1.000 2005 2006 Va. Commonwealth...... 7-2-0 .778 1995 2007 9/14 N’WESTERN ...... 1-2 L Louisville...... 1-0-0 1.000 1999 1999 Vermont ...... 1-0-0 1.000 2007 2007 9/16 TOLEDO...... 5-0 W Maine ...... 3-2-0 .600 1994 2004 Villanova ...... 9-3-0 .750 1984 2005 9/18 WEST CHESTER...... 4-0 W Maryland...... 8-12-2 .409 1980 2007 Virginia...... 2-0-0 1.000 1983 1993 9/21 IOWA...... 2-1 W Massachusetts ...... 10-29-0 .256 1978 2009 West Chester ...... 25-22-4 .529 1952 2009 9/23 N. CAROLINA...... 2-1 W Michigan...... 1-6-0 .143 1995 2009 William & Mary...... 2-0-0 1.000 1980 2001 9/25 RIDER...... 6-0 W 9/27 at Villanova ...... 4-0 W Michigan State ...... 2-3-0 .400 1995 2008 Wilson ...... 3-0-1 .875 1961 1967 9/29 AMERICAN ...... 6-0 W Minnesota...... 1-0-0 1.000 1981 1981 Yale ...... 2-0-0 1.000 1982 1983 10/2 at Ursinus ...... 4-3 W Monmouth...... 1-0-0 1.000 2006 2006 Boldface indicates 2010 opponents 10/6 at Maryland ...... 2-0 W Montclair State...... 4-1-0 .800 1977 1981 10/9 at Penn State ...... 2-1 W 10/12 at Old Dominion ...... 0-5 L 10/13 vs. Mass. (OT)...... 1-2 L Saint Louis...... 0-2 L 9/25 Saint Joseph's ...... 4-1 W 10/1 at Montclair ...... 4-0 W 10/16 PRINCETON ...... 8-1 W Glassboro...... 1-0 W 9/27 E. Stroudsburg...... 5-2 W 10/3 at American ...... 3-0 W 10/18 DELAWARE...... 2-0 W West Chester...... 0-2 L 9/28 William & Mary...... 2-1 W 10/6 URSINUS ...... 1-0 W 10/23 at Penn...... 3-1 W Saint Joseph's ...... 4-0 W 9/30 Lafayette...... 2-0 W 10/8 at Lehigh...... 3-2 W 10/25 at Drexel ...... 5-1 W East Stroudsburg ...... 2-2 T 10/2 Montclair ...... 3-0 W 10/10 MARYLAND ...... 3-0 W 10/27 at Lafayette...... 4-1 W Lafayette...... 4-1 W 10/4 American ...... 3-0 W 10/13 PENN STATE ...... 3-2 W 10/29 LEHIGH...... 3-0 W Montclair ...... 4-0 W 10/7 Ursinus ...... 1-1 T 10/17 RUTGERS...... 5-1 W 11/1 at Rutgers...... 0-1 L Swarthmore...... 4-0 W 10/9 Lehigh...... 4-0 W 10/18 OLD DOMINION ...... 0-0 T 11/3 at La Salle...... 3-1 W Lehigh...... 0-0 T 10/12 Maryland ...... 5-4 W 10/20 at Princeton ...... 0-5 L 11/11 vs. Rutgers ...... 5-2 W Ursinus ...... 0-1 L 10/14 Trenton State ...... 2-1 W 10/22 at Delaware ...... 0-1 L 11/17 vs. Iowa...... 0-2 L Trenton...... 2-1 W 10/16 La Salle ...... 3-2 W 10/24 LA SALLE...... 6-1 W COACH: Gwen Cheeseman La Salle ...... 3-0 W 10/18 Rutgers ...... 3-2 W 10/27 PENN ...... 3-0 W Rutgers ...... 0-1 L 10/21 Princeton ...... 2-0 W 10/29 GLASSBORO ST...... 15-1 W 1985 Princeton ...... 1-0 W 10/23 Delaware ...... 1-2 L 11/6 PRINCETON ...... 4-0 W (12-8-2 Overall) Kutztown...... 6-0 W 10/28 Penn...... 2-1 W 11/7 DELAWARE...... 1-0 W DATE OPPONENT ...... SCORE Penn...... 2-0 W 10/30 Glassboro...... 2-1 W 11/19 at Cal-Berkley ...... 3-1 W 9/17 LA SALLE...... 2-0 W American ...... 3-0 W 11/2 Lock Haven ...... 0-2 L 11/20 vs. Davis & Elkins ...... 5-1 W 9/19 at W. Chester (ps)...... 1-2 L Penn State (ps) ...... 0-1 L COACH: Gwen Cheeseman 11/21 vs. Penn State...... 1-5 L 9/22 at American ...... 1-0 W COACH: Tina Sloan-Green COACH: Gwen Cheeseman 9/24 at Rider ...... 2-1 W 1981 9/26 CALIFORNIA ...... 4-1 W 1980 (17-3-1 Overall) 1982 9/28 N. CAROLINA...... 5-3 W (15-4-1 Overall) DATE OPPONENT ...... SCORE (13-3 Overall) 9/29 TOLEDO...... 2-0 W DATE OPPONENT ...... SCORE 9/17 MINNESOTA ...... 5-1 W DATE OPPONENT ...... SCORE 10/1 URSINUS ...... 3-2 W 9/13 Saint Louis...... 1-3 L 9/19 CLEMSON...... 3-2 W WEST CHESTER...... 5-0 W 10/3 VILLANOVA...... 2-0 W 9/16 Penn State ...... 1-3 L 9/22 at West Chester...... 2-2 T at La Salle...... 3-2 W 10/5 MARYLAND ...... 2-3 L 9/23 West Chester...... 3-0 W 9/28 at Lafayette...... 3-2 W AMERICAN ...... 4-0 W 10/10 PENN STATE ...... 1-1 W 35 2010 Temple Field Hockey Media Guide 10/28 * RUTGERS...... 4-1 W 1993 TEMPLE IN THE NCAA TOURNAMENT 10/29 STANFORD ...... 4-1 W (10-10 Overall, 1-3 A-10) 10/30 at Lehigh (OT) ...... 4-4 T DATE OPPONENT ...... SCORE 11/4 ** MASS...... 1-3 L 9/4 at Ball State ...... 0-1 L 1992 NCAA Regional Semifinal at State College, Pa. COACH: Michelle Madison 9/4 at Virginia ...... 4-2 W 9/11 at Kent State...... 2-1 W Penn State 4, Temple 2 1990 9/12 at N. Carolina (OT) ...... 2-3 L 1991 NCAA Regional Semifinal at Temple (18-6 Overall, 4-1 A-10) 9/15 at Penn State ...... 1-5 L Temple 2, Northwestern 1 DATE OPPONENT ...... SCORE 9/18 at N’western (OT)...... 1-0 W 9/5 DREXEL...... 6-0 W 9/19 at Duke (OT)...... 1-0 W NCAA Regional Final at Chapel Hill, N.C. 9/8 N. ILLINOIS ...... 5-1 W 9/24 * at Massachusetts ...... 0-3 L North Carolina 5, Temple 0 9/9 PROVIDENCE ...... 4-1 W 9/28 at West Chester...... 2-1 W 9/13 WEST CHESTER...... 3-1 W 10/2 * at Saint Joseph's ...... 1-0 W 1990 NCAA Regional Semifinal at Temple 9/15 at Maryland ...... 2-6 L 10/3 J. MADISON ...... 0-3 L Temple 2, Maryland 1 (OT) 9/19 HOFSTRA...... 7-0 W 10/11 RADFORD ...... 6-0 W 9/22 N’EASTERN...... 2-3 L 10/12 PENN (OT) ...... 2-0 W NCAA Regional Final at State College, Pa. 9/23 * R. ISLAND...... 9-2 W 10/14 HOFSTRA...... 4-1 W Penn State 5, Temple 0 9/27 at Villanova ...... 4-1 W 10/23 * at Rutgers (OT) ...... 4-5 L 1984 NCAA Regional at Temple 9/29 at Ursinus ...... 2-1 W 10/24 URSINUS (OT)...... 1-2 L 10/3 * at Penn State ...... 2-4 L 10/28 LAFAYETTE (OT)...... 2-1 W Temple 5, Rutgers 2 10/6 BOSTON UNIV...... 3-0 W 10/30 MARYLAND ...... 1-2 W NCAA Semifinal at Springfield, Mass. 10/7 * MASS...... 3-2 W 11/2 * at Rhode Island...... 0-1 L 10/10 * SAINT JOSEPH'S ...... 4-1 W 11/6 ** at Massachusetts ...... 0-3 L Iowa 2, Temple 0 10/11 DELAWARE...... 4-0 W COACH: Lauren Fuchs 1983 NCAA Regional Semifinal at Penn 10/16 at Penn...... 1-0 W 10/21 at Old Dominion ...... 2-4 L 1994 Temple 1, Penn 0 10/24 at Lafayette...... 2-1 W (10-10 Overall, 3-1 A-10) NCAA Regional Final at Penn 10/26 * at Rutgers...... 4-2 W DATE OPPONENT ...... SCORE Massachusetts 3, Temple 1 10/29 LEHIGH...... 9-0 W 9/3 at Maine (OT)...... 1-0 W 11/3 ** vs. Massachusetts ...... 2-1 W 9/4 at Connecticut ...... 0-3 L 1982 NCAA Regional Semifinals at Temple 11/4 ** at Penn State ...... 2-5 L 9/10 KENT STATE...... 4-1 W Delaware 3, Temple 2 11/6 # vs. Maryland ...... 2-1 W 9/11 N. CAROLINA...... 0-5 L 11/11 # at Penn State ...... 0-5 L 9/15 at Old Dominion ...... 1-8 L COACH: Michelle Madison 9/18 OHIO STATE ...... 1-3 L 10/12 at Massachusetts ...... 4-4 L 10/18 SYRACUSE...... 3-0 W 9/20 at Penn State ...... 0-3 L 10/13 N. HAMPSHIRE...... 0-0 T 10/20 PENN ...... 2-4 L 1991 9/23 * at Massachusetts ...... 1-2 L 10/17 at Delaware ...... 1-0 W 10/25 OLD DOMINION...... 1-3 L (15-6-2 Overall, 3-1 A-10) 9/25 * at Rhode Island...... 2-0 W 10/20 BOSTON COL...... 2-0 W 10/29 LAFAYETTE ...... 4-1 W DATE OPPONENT ...... SCORE 9/29 WEST CHESTER...... 4-3 W 10/22 PENN ...... 2-0 W 11/2 at Lehigh...... 4-1 W 9/7 SYRACUSE...... 1-0 W 10/1 * at Saint Joseph's ...... 4-3 W 10/26 OLD DOMINION ...... 1-2 L 11/5 RUTGERS...... 5-0 W 9/8 N. CAROLINA...... 3-1 W 10/6 at Ursinus ...... 4-1 W 10/31 LAFAYETTE ...... 3-0 W 11/8 at Connecticut ...... 3-3 T 9/11 DREXEL (OT) ...... 0-0 T 10/8 at James Madison...... 0-5 L 11/4 at Lehigh...... 0-1 L COACH: Gwen Cheeseman- Alexander 9/12 at West Chester...... 2-0 W 10/11 at Penn...... 0-1 L 11/7 Rutgers ...... 3-1 W 9/13 * at Massachusetts ...... 1-3 L 10/15 DUKE...... 0-1 L 9/21 * at Rhode Island...... 4-3 W 11/9 Iowa...... 0-4 L 1988 10/22 * at Rutgers...... 5-2 W 11/10 Northwestern...... 0-4 L (5-10-4 Overall, 1-1 A-10) 9/22 at Hofstra...... 8-0 W 9/28 URSINUS ...... 7-0 W 10/23 at Maryland(OT) ...... 2-1 W COACH: Gwen Cheeseman DATE OPPONENT ...... SCORE 10/27 at Lafayette (OT)...... 0-1 L 9/13 at La Salle...... 0-2 L 9/29 * at Saint Joseph's (OT)...... 2-1 W 10/2 PENN STATE ...... 1-5 L 11/5 ** at Rutgers ...... 4-2 W 1986 9/15 WEST CHESTER...... 2-0 W 10/5 VILLANOVA...... 0-1 L 11/6 ** at Massachusetts ...... 1-0 W (9-9-3 Overall) 9/19 HOFSTRA...... 6-4 W 10/10 MARYLAND ...... 0-1 L COACH: Lauren Fuchs DATE OPPONENT ...... SCORE 9/24 CONN. (OT)...... 2-1 W 10/15 PENN ...... 4-0 W 9/16 at La Salle...... 2-0 W 9/27 * SAINT JOSEPH'S ...... 2-0 W 10/18 IOWA (OT) ...... 2-2 T 1995 9/18 WEST CHESTER...... 1-2 L 9/29 at Ursinus (OT)...... 1-1 T 10/20 OLD DOMINION...... 1-3 L (7-13 Overall, 1-3 A-10) 9/23 RIDER...... 9-0 W 10/1 at Villanova ...... 4-2 W 10/23 LAFAYETTE ...... 3-1 W DATE OPPONENT ...... SCORE 9/25 PACIFIC...... 3-0 W 10/5 at Maryland ...... 1-2 L 10/26 * RUTGERS...... 7-1 W 9/2 at Boston Univ...... 1-5 L 9/27 N. CAROLINA...... 0-4 L 10/8 MASS...... 1-4 L 11/2 at Springfield (OT)...... 3-2 W 9/4 MICHIGAN ST...... 1-0 W 9/28 AMERICAN ...... 8-1 W 10/14 vs. Delaware (OT)...... 1-1 T 11/3 N’EASTERN...... 2-1 W 9/9 * LA SALLE...... 3-0 W 9/30 at Ursinus (OT)...... 1-2 L 10/15 DUKE...... 0-1 L 11/9 ** Rutgers ...... 5-0 W 9/10 N. CAROLINA...... 0-4 L 10/2 at Villanova ...... 3-0 W 10/18 at Penn...... 1-3 L 11/10 ** Massachusetts ...... 1-0 W 9/16 MICHIGAN ...... 0-2 L 10/4 at Maryland (OT)...... 0-0 T 10/21 at Old Dominion ...... 1-4 L 11/14 # N’WESTERN ...... 2-1 W 9/17 PENN STATE ...... 3-2 W 10/8 at Penn State ...... 0-3 L 10/22 vs. Stanford ...... 1-3 L 11/17 # at N. Carolina ...... 0-1 L 9/22 * at Rhode Island...... 1-2 L 10/12 UMASS...... 0-3 L 10/27 at Lafayette (OT)...... 2-2 T COACH: Michelle Madison 9/23 * at Massachusetts ...... 0-1 L 10/16 DELAWARE...... 2-1 W 10/31 LEHIGH (OT)...... 2-2 T 9/28 at W. Chester...... 3-2 W 10/21 at Penn...... 3-0 W 11/2 * at Rutgers...... 1-3 L 1992 9/30 * at Saint Joseph's ...... 1-2 L 10/24 N. HAMPSHIRE...... 2-3 L 11/5 ** vs. Penn State...... 2-3 L (11-8-2 Overall, 3-1 A-10) 10/3 MARYLAND ...... 0-2 L 10/26 OLD DOMINION...... 0-2 L COACH: Gwen Cheeseman- Alexander DATE OPPONENT ...... SCORE 10/7 J. MADISON ...... 1-5 L 10/28 LOCK HAVEN ...... 1-1 T 9/7 at Villanova ...... 4-0 W 10/11 PENN ...... 3-2 W 10/30 at Lafayette (OT)...... 0-0 T 1989 9/12 Princeton ...... 1-0 W 10/14 at Duke ...... 0-4 L 11/3 LEHIGH...... 4-3 W (12-8-2 Overall, 3-1-1 A-10) 9/13 Iowa...... 1-4 L 10/15 at VCU ...... 4-1 W 11/6 at Rutgers...... 0-3 L DATE OPPONENT ...... SCORE 9/18 at Syracuse...... 2-3 L 10/18 URSINUS ...... 0-1 L 11/8 at Springfield...... 6-0 W 9/10 N. CAROLINA...... 0-5 L 9/19 New Hampshire...... 3-2 W 10/22 OLD DOMINION ...... 1-2 L 11/9 at Connecticut ...... 3-4 L 9/12 LA SALLE...... 10-1 W 9/25 * Massachusetts ...... 0-1 L 10/26 LAFAYETTE ...... 1-0 W COACH: Gwen Cheeseman-Alexander 9/14 at West Chester...... 0-2 L 9/27 * Rhode Island...... 6-0 W 11/11 at Delaware ...... 1-2 L 9/18 at Hofstra...... 5-2 W 9/30 at Penn State ...... 2-4 L 11/14 ** Saint Joseph's ...... 1-4 L 1987 9/20 LAFAYETTE ...... 3-0 W 10/3 * Saint Joseph's ...... 1-0 W COACH: Lauren Fuchs (12-4-3 Overall) 9/22 CONNECTICUT...... 5-1 W 10/7 at Ursinus ...... 2-4 L DATE OPPONENT ...... SCORE 9/26 URSINUS ...... 7-1 W 10/8 Hofstra...... 8-0 W 1996 9/15 LA SALLE...... 4-3 W 9/28 VILLANOVA...... 3-2 W 10/11 West Chester (OT) ...... 2-1 W (6-14-0 Overall, 2-3 A-10) 9/17 at West Chester...... 1-3 L 10/1 MARYLAND ...... 3-5 L 10/13 at Penn...... 1-0 W DATE OPPONENT ...... SCORE 9/20 PURDUE...... 4-1 W 10/4 * PENN ST. (OT)...... 3-3 T 10/16 at Old Dominion ...... 0-6 L 9/7 at Michigan...... 1-0 W 9/22 at Rider ...... 7-2 W 10/7 * at Massachusetts ...... 0-2 L 10/18 N. Carolina (OT) ...... 1-1 T 9/8 at Michigan State ...... 3-5 L 9/27 at American ...... 2-0 W 10/8 at Boston ...... 0-5 L 10/21 at Lafayette (OT)...... 1-0 W 9/14 VCU ...... 6-1 W 9/29 URSINUS ...... 3-2 W 10/12 at Delaware ...... 3-1 W 10/24 * at Rutgers (OT) ...... 4-3 W 9/15 N. CAROLINA...... 0-5 L 10/1 VILLANOVA...... 3-1 W 10/14 * at Rhode Island...... 5-0 W 10/31 at Maryland ...... 0-1 L 9/18 * at La Salle...... 1-2 L 10/3 MARYLAND ...... 2-2 T 10/17 at Penn...... 0-1 L 11/7 ** Rutgers (OT) ...... 3-2 W 9/26 at Ursinus ...... 1-0 W 10/7 PENN STATE ...... 4-1 W 10/21 BALL STATE...... 3-0 W 11/8 ** Massachusetts (ps)....1-1 L 9/28 * UMASS...... 1-3 L 10/10 at Massachusetts ...... 0-1 L 10/22 OLD DOMINION...... 0-6 L 11/12 # at Penn State ...... 2-4 L 9/29 * RHODE ISLAND...... 1-3 L 10/15 at Delaware ...... 1-2 L 10/24 * at Saint Joseph's ...... 3-0 W COACH: Michelle Madison 10/2 * W. CHESTER...... 4-3 W www.OwlSports.com 36 10/5 at Old Dominion ...... 1-8 L 2000 9/27 VCU ...... 2-3 L 10/28 * at Saint Joseph's (OT)...... 1-2 L 10/9 at Penn State ...... 0-7 L (11-11 Overall, 4-1 A-10) 10/5 Fairfield...... 1-0 W 11/3 ** at Richmond (OT)...... 1-2 L 10/12 * SAINT JOSEPH'S ...... 3-1 W DATE OPPONENT ...... SCORE 10/10 * at Massachusetts ...... 1-0 W COACH: Amanda Janney 10/13 at Maryland ...... 0-10 L 9/2 at Ursinus ...... 5-1 W 10/12 * at Rhode Island...... 1-0 W 10/16 at Penn...... 1-0 W 9/3 LEHIGH...... 0-1 L 10/15 PENN ...... 1-2 L 2007 10/19 DUKE...... 0-6 L 9/9 TOWSON ...... 2-0 W 10/18 * LA SALLE...... 3-2 W (15-6 Overall, 6-1 A-10) 10/21 BOSTON COLL...... 3-5 L 9/10 N. CAROLINA...... 1-6 L 10/19 * W. CHESTER...... 6-5 W DATE OPPONENT ...... SCORE 10/26 at Rutgers...... 0-2 L 9/13 at Delaware ...... 0-3 L 10/24 * at Richmond ...... 1-2 L 8/26 at Lehigh...... 3-1 W 10/29 DELAWARE (OT) ...... 1-2 L 9/16 HOFSTRA...... 2-0 W 10/26 at Georgetown...... 3-1 W 8/30 vs. Michigan...... 1-2 L 10/31 at Lafayette...... 2-4 L 9/17 RICHMOND...... 1-2 L 10/29 at Lehigh...... 0-1 L 9/1 PENN ...... 4-2 W 11/9 ** at Massachusetts ...... 0-2 L 9/23 GEORGETOWN...... 2-3 L 11/1 * SAINT JOSEPH'S ...... 1-2 L 9/2 LOCK HAVEN...... 3-2 W COACH: Lauren Fuchs 9/29 * at La Salle...... 4-1 W 11/7 ** at Saint Joseph's ...... 3-1 W 9/7 at Albany ...... 1-2 L 10/1 J. MADISON ...... 1-5 L 11/8 ** vs. Richmond ...... 1-3 L 9/9 at Syracuse...... 1-0 W 1997 10/4 at Penn State ...... 2-7 L COACH: Lauren Fuchs 9/12 at Penn State ...... 0-2 L (10-10 Overall, 3-3 A-10) 10/7 S.W. MO. ST. (OT)...... 1-2 L 9/16 VCU ...... 3-1 W DATE OPPONENT ...... SCORE 10/10 at Penn...... 1-0 W 2004 9/19 at Drexel (2 OT)...... 2-1 W 9/5 PENN STATE ...... 0-2 L 10/14 * MASS...... 1-2 L (9-11 Overall, 3-3 A-10) 9/21 VERMONT (OT) ...... 2-1 W 9/6 SIENA ...... 5-0 W 10/15 * R. ISLAND...... 5-2 W DATE OPPONENT ...... SCORE 9/22 LAFAYETTE ...... 2-0 W 9/9 at Villanova ...... 3-0 W 10/18 RUTGERS...... 3-2 W 8/28 LEHIGH...... 3-1 W 9/25 RIDER...... 3-1 W 9/13 DELAWARE...... 2-4 L 10/21 * at W. Chester (OT) ...... 1-0 W 8/29 SYRACUSE (OT)...... 4-3 W 9/30 at Maryland ...... 1-3 L 9/14 IOWA...... 2-0 W 10/25 * at Saint Joseph's ...... 3-1 W 9/4 AMERICAN ...... 2-4 L 10/5 * RICHMOND...... 1-2 L 9/20 at Duke ...... 1-2 L 10/28 at VCU ...... 2-0 W 9/5 IOWA...... 1-5 L 10/7 * at Saint Louis...... 3-1 W 9/21 at James Madison...... 0-1 L 10/29 at Old Dominion ...... 1-9 L 9/11 vs. Maine...... 0-1 L 10/12 * UMASS...... 2-1 W 9/27 at Rhode Island...... 2-1 W 11/4 ** at R. Island (OT) ...... 4-3 W 9/12 at Fairfield...... 1-0 W 10/14 * RHODE ISLAND...... 6-1 W 9/28 at UMass (OT) ...... 1-2 L 11/5 ** at Massachusetts ...... 0-3 L 9/15 at Penn State ...... 0-4 L 10/19 * LA SALLE...... 4-1 W 10/1 at West Chester...... 0-1 L COACH: Lauren Fuchs 9/19 at Rutgers...... 2-1 W 10/21 * at West Chester...... 2-1 W 10/4 AMERICAN ...... 4-0 W 9/22 at Delaware ...... 0-5 L 10/27 * at Saint Joseph’s ...... 4-2 W 10/8 URSINUS ...... 5-1 W 2001 10/2 CORNELL ...... 2-1 W 11/2 ** at Saint Joseph’s ...... 2-3 L 10/11 at Saint Joseph's ...... 2-1 W (8-11 Overall, 2-4 A-10) 10/8 GEORGETOWN...... 4-1 W COACH: Amanda Janney 10/12 MARYLAND ...... 0-3 L DATEOPPONENT ...... SCORE 10/9 * RICHMOND...... 0-4 L 10/15 PENN ...... 1-3 L 8/29 at Lehigh...... 2-1 W 10/13 at Penn...... 0-4 L 2008 10/24 LA SALLE...... 5-0 W 9/1 URSINUS ...... 2-1 W 10/16 * MASS...... 2-3 L (8-12 Overall, 4-3 A-10) 10/25 RUTGERS...... 1-0 W 9/2 WM. & MARY...... 4-3 W 10/17 * RHODE ISLAND...... 1-0 W DATE OPPONENT..SCORE 10/26 OLD DOMINION...... 0-6 L 9/8 MAINE (OT) ...... 4-3 W 10/20 DREXEL...... 1-3 L 8/30 LEHIGH...... 5-0 W 10/30 LAFAYETTE ...... 2-1 W 9/9 N. CAROLINA...... 1-4 L 10/23 * at La Salle (OT) ...... 2-1 W 8/31 BRYANT...... 5-0 W 11/8 ** at Massachusetts ...... 0-4 L 9/12 DELAWARE...... 1-2 L 10/24 * at West Chester...... 2-0 W 9/6 vs. Boston U...... 3-2 W COACH: Lauren Fuchs 9/20 at Hofstra...... 1-3 L 10/30 * at Saint Joseph's ...... 1-3 L 9/7 vs Ohio State ...... 0-3 L 9/25 PENN STATE ...... 0-4 L 11/5 ** vs. Richmond...... 0-4 L 9/10 at Penn State ...... 0-4 L 1998 9/29 at Old Dominion ...... 0-9 L COACH: Lauren Fuchs 9/12 at Lafayette...... 1-3 L (4-16 Overall, 2-3 A-10) 9/30 VCU ...... 3-1 W 9/14 at Rutgers...... 2-4 L DATE OPPONENT ...... SCORE 10/4 VILLANOVA...... 0-3 L 2005 9/19 DELAWARE...... 1-2 L 9/5 at Maine (OT)...... 2-3 L 10/6 * SAINT JOSEPH'S...... 2-3 L (11-10 Overall, 6-1 A-10) 9/24 DREXEL...... 1-4 L 9/6 at Boston College ...... 1-5 L 10/10 PENN ...... 1-0 W DATE OPPONENT ...... SCORE 9/28 RIDER...... 3-2 W 9/12 RADFORD ...... 0-3 L 10/13 * at Richmond ...... 0-1 L 8/27 at Lehigh...... 5-1 W 10/3 at Michigan...... 1-3 L 9/13 MICHIGAN ST...... 1-0 W 10/14 at Georgetown...... 0-2 L 8/28 LAFAYETTE ...... 1-2 L 10/5 at Michigan State ...... 0-9 L 9/16 at Delaware ...... 0-5 L 10/20 * at Rhode Island...... 2-0 W 9/2 ALBANY...... 2-4 L 10/10 * West Chester...... 4-2 W 9/19 RICHMOND...... 1-4 L 10/21 * at Massachusetts ...... 0-1 L 9/4 MICHIGAN ...... 2-3 L 10/12 * at La Salle...... 1-0 W 9/20 OHIO STATE ...... 0-4 L 10/25 * LA SALLE...... 1-0 W 9/10 N. CAROLINA...... 0-1 L 10/17 * SAINT LOUIS...... 4-1 W 9/23 at Penn State ...... 1-10 L 10/27 * WEST CHESTER...... 1-2 L 9/11 VILLANOVA...... 1-2 L 10/19 * at Richmond ...... 2-3 L 9/27 SYRACUSE...... 2-3 L COACH: Lauren Fuchs 9/14 PENN STATE ...... 0-5 L 10/22 at Penn...... 1-4 L 9/30 * WEST CHESTER...... 1-4 L 9/16 at VCU ...... 2-0 W 10/26 * at Massachusettes .....1-2 L 10/3 VCU (OT)...... 1-2 L 2002 9/23 DELAWARE...... 1-0 W 11/1 * SAINT JOSEPH’S ...... 2-1 W 10/6 at Ursinus ...... 3-2 W (9-10 Overall, 2-4 A-10) 9/24 LONGWOOD ...... 1-0 W 11/7 ** at Richmond ...... 3-4 L 10/7 * at Saint Joseph's ...... 0-1 L DATE OPPONENT ...... SCORE 9/27 at Drexel ...... 0-2 L COACH: Amanda Janney 10/10 DUKE...... 1-5 L 8/31 LEHIGH...... 1-2 L 9/29 at Rutgers...... 1-2 L 10/14 at Penn...... 1-5 L 9/7 IOWA...... 1-2 L 10/5 PENN ...... 3-2 W 2009 10/17 * UMASS ...... 1-4 L 9/8 N. CAROLINA...... 0-4 L 10/7 * WEST CHESTER...... 4-2 W (9-12 Overall, 4-2 A-10) 10/18 * R. ISLAND...... 4-2 W 9/13 at Penn State ...... 0-3 L 10/9 * LA SALLE (OT) ...... 2-1 W DATE OPPONENT..SCORE 10/21 * at La Salle...... 1-0 W 9/15 HOFSTRA (OT) ...... 3-2 W 10/14 * at Saint Louis...... 1-0 W 8/28 at Connecticut ...... 0-2 L 10/23 at Maryland ...... 0-8 L 9/21 at Michigan...... 0-8 L 10/16 * at Richmond ...... 0-4 L 8/30 ST. FRANCIS...... 4-1 W 10/31 at Old Dominion...... 0-15 L 9/22 at Cent. Michigan ...... 1-2 L 10/21 * R. ISLAND...... 3-0 W 9/1 RIDER...... 1-4 L COACH: Lauren Fuchs 9/25 at Delaware ...... 3-2 W 10/23 * MASS...... 2-1 W 9/4 vs. Michigan...... 1-5 L 9/29 AMERICAN ...... 2-0 W 10/29 * SAINT JOSEPH'S...... 2-1 W 9/11 at Lafayette...... 1-0 W 1999 10/5 at Davidson...... 2-1 W 11/4 ** UMASS...... 1-2 L 9/13 RUTGERS...... 4-3 W (7-13, 4-1 A-10) 10/6 at VCU ...... 2-1 W COACH: Amanda Janney 9/18 at Delaware ...... 0-3 L DATE OPPONENT ...... SCORE 10/9 at Penn...... 1-0 W 9/20 ALBANY...... 0-1 L 9/4 at Syracuse...... 0-7 L 10/13 * at La Salle...... 0-1 L 2006 9/23 at Drexel ...... 0-3 L 9/5 at Ball State ...... 1-3 L 10/18 GEORGETOWN...... 3-0 W (13-7-0 Overall, 4-3-0 A-10) 9/26 at Lock Haven...... 1-4 L 9/11 LOUISVILLE ...... 1-0 W 10/20 * RICHMOND...... 1-2 L DATE OPPONENT ...... SCORE 9/27 at Bucknell...... 1-2 L 9/12 N. CAROLINA...... 0-4 L 10/26 * RHODE ISLAND...... 4-2 W 8/26 LEHIGH (OT)...... 2-1 W 10/2 STANFORD ...... 2-7 L 9/15 DELAWARE...... 0-2 L 10/27 * UMASS...... 3-2 W 9/2 RUTGERS...... 3-2 W 10/4 PENN ...... 3-0 W 9/19 N’WESTERN ...... 0-2 L 11/2 * at Saint Joseph's ...... 1-2 L 9/3 MICHIGAN ST. (OT)...... 1-2 L 10/9 * at Saint Joseph’s ...... 0-4 L 9/21 PENN STATE ...... 1-7 L 11/4 * at West Chester...... 1-2 L 9/6 RIDER...... 1-0 W 10/18 * UMASS (OT) ...... 2-1 W 9/25 at Duke ...... 0-5 L COACH: Lauren Fuchs 9/9 at Maryland...... 1-2 L 10/23 * at West Chester...... 1-2 L 9/26 at Richmond ...... 1-2 L 9/10 vs. American...... 1-3 L 10/25 * LA SALLE...... 1-0 W 9/29 * W. CHESTER...... 1-0 W 2003 9/16 MONMOUTH...... 6-1 W 10/30 * at Saint Louis...... 6-2 W 10/6 URSINUS ...... 5-0 W (11-11 Overall, 3-3 A-10) 9/17 FAIRFIELD...... 3-0 W 11/1 * RICHMOND...... 4-2 W 10/8 * LA SALLE...... 3-0 W DATE OPPONENT ...... SCORE 9/20 DREXEL...... 1-0 W 11/6 ** vs. Saint Joseph’s...... 3-0 W 10/12 at Rutgers...... 1-5 L 8/30 Davidson...... 2-1 W 9/22 at Delaware...... 2-1 W 11/7 ** vs. Richmond...... 0-3 L 10/14 STANFORD ...... 1-2 L 9/1 Maine ...... 2-1 W 9/24 at Lafayette (OT)...... 2-1 W COACH: Amanda Janney 10/16 OLD DOMINION...... 1-8 L 9/6 Providence...... 4-1 W 10/1 LONGWOOD ...... 2-0 W 10/20 PENN ...... 4-3 W 9/7 North Carolina...... 1-6 L 10/6 * at UMass (OT) ...... 2-1 W 10/23 * at Rhode Island...... 2-1 W 9/10 Penn State (OT)...... 0-1 L 10/8 * at Rhode Island...... 1-3 L 10/24 * at Massachusetts ...... 0-3 L 9/13 at Hofstra (OT) ...... 1-2 L 10/13 * at La Salle...... 1-0 W 10/27 * SAINT JOSEPH'S ...... 1-0 W 9/20 at Ball State ...... 3-2 W 10/15 * at West Chester...... 5-1 W 11/5 ** Rhode Island...... 1-3 L 9/21 at Iowa ...... 0-1 L 10/20 * RICHMOND (OT) ...... 1-2 L COACH: Lauren Fuchs 9/24 Delaware ...... 1-2 L 10/22 * SAINT LOUIS (2OT)...... 1-0 W 37 2010 Temple Field Hockey Media Guide empleemple UniversityUniversity Temple University Universi y Administration

Dr. Ann Weaver Hart Temple Administration President

forcing the university’s role in the global community by working to expand and strengthen Temple University Japan, Temple Rome and other international initiatives. Dr. Hart previously served as president of the Uni- William T. Bergman Dr. Richard M. Englert Joseph V. Labolito versity of New Hampshire and provost and vice presi- dent for Academic Affairs at Claremont Graduate Chief of Staff Interim Provost & Senior Vice President University, in Claremont, California. Her prior appoint- for Academic Affairs ments include professor of educational leadership, dean of the Graduate School and special assistant to the president at the University of Utah. She received B.S., M.A. and Ph.D. degrees from the University of Utah. Her research interests include leadership succession and development, work redesign and organizational behavior in educational organiza- tions, and academic freedom. She has published more Kenneth Lawrence, Jr. George E. Moore than 85 articles and book chapters, and five books and Senior Vice President University Counsel edited volumes. for Government, Community and Secretary Throughout her career, Dr. Hart has been actively & Public Afairs involved in leadership roles in numerous professional and service organizations. She has served as a member of the Board of Directors of the Association of Public and Land-Grant Universities (APLU) and as chair of APLU’s Commission on International Programs. She currently serves on the executive committee of the Board of Directors of the Greater Philadelphia Chamber of Commerce and as a member of the Chamber’s CEO Timothy C. O’Rourke Theresa A. Powell Council for Growth. She is a member of the boards of Vice President Vice President Philadelphia’s Kimmel Center for the Performing Arts, for Computer & for Student Affairs Information Services where she serves as chair of the Human Resource and Compensation Committee; the Philadelphia African American Museum; the Avenue of the Arts, Inc.; and Ann Weaver Hart was elected the ninth president the Pennsylvania Women’s Forum. Dr. Hart co-chairs of Temple University on May 4, 2006. She is the first Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter’s Council for Col- female president in the University’s 125-year history. lege and Career Success. Since assuming the presidency on July 1, 2006, In addition to her academic and administrative Dr. Hart has undertaken an ambitious agenda that builds work, Dr. Hart has been a consultant to many educa- upon Temple’s many areas of excellence to position it tional institutions, universities and nonprofit organiza- David Unruh Anthony E. Wagner as a national and global leader in higher education, re- Senior Vice President Vice President, tions both nationally and internationally. She is the for Instituational Chief Financial Officer search and service. Foremost is her commitment to recipient of a number of professional and community Advancement and Treasurer preserving and expanding Temple’s mission to provide service awards, including the Jack Culbertson Award in access to excellence for talented and highly motivated Educational Administration from the University Council students regardless of status or station in life, and to for Educational Administration; the Outstanding Pro- strengthen ties to Temple’s communities by creating a fessional Award from the Business and Professional culture of engagement at all levels. Women’s Foundation; the PoWeR Award from the Pro- Dr. Hart’s agenda for Temple also calls for fessional Women’s Roundtable; the 2009 Champion of strengthening Temple’s leadership in research, innova- Diversity and Access Award from the Urban STEM tion and entrepreneurship, advancing the ambitious Strategy Group; and the Outstanding Community Serv- capital improvements underway through the Temple ice Award from the Network for Teaching Entrepre- 20/20 framework plan and creating a culture of philan- neurship. thropy to ensure a secure financial future. At the same Hart and her husband, Randy, have four daugh- time, she is expanding and strengthening Temple’s in- ters, two granddaughters, and four grandsons. ternational mission in teaching and research, and rein- 38 2010 Temple Field Hockey Media Guide Geasey Field

After a year-and-a-half project that was completed in Sep- tember, 2009, Temple athletic teams have a brand new turf at Geasey Field. Geasey Field is now home to one of the largest permanent As- troturf surfaces in the world, covering more than 156,000 square- feet. The project, which cost over $1 million, was unveiled when the Temple field hockey team played host to Albany on Sep- Geasey Field undergoing renovation in the summer of 2009 tember 20, 2009. wet conditions. The new surface is completely flat which helps The turf on the new maximize the game for both lacrosse and field hockey. field, Astroturf 12, is During the 2010 Temple lacrosse season, a brand-new state- popular among field of-the-art wireless scoreboard was unveiled, generously donated hockey players for the by Greg and Cherifa Howarth (‘98). Cherifa Howarh (formerly Forward Bridget Settles moving the ball up smoothness of its sur- Cherifa Nouri) played field hockey at Temple from 1993-97. Her the field during Temple’s home game face and increased 33 career goals rank eighth all-time in the history of the program. against Stanford in 2009. speed of players. As- The 2010 season will mark Temple’s first full field hockey troturf 12 is engineered with a premium knitted nylon system, season on the new field, after the Owls played three home games designed to provide uniform traction and consistent footing. It at Drexel in 2009 while awaiting the completion of the renova- improves playability when wet and absorbs water to maintain tions.

The newly-renovated Geasey Field, with the Philadelphia skyline visible in the background. (Inset): An image of the field’s new state-of-the-art scoreboard, generously donated by Greg and Cherifa (Nouri) Howarth, Class of 1998. www.OwlSports.com 39 Temple University Athletic Facili ies

The Liacouras Center has been the home of the Temple men’s and women’s basketball teams—along with con- certs, commencement, and other events— since 1997. Joseph V. Labolito

The Liacouras Center McGonigle Hall game witnessed the Pearson-McGonigle Hall renderings Cherry & White in The Liacouras Center is a four-building com- their inaugural season plex that includes a Convocation Center, the Inde- at the venue, a 21 pendence Blue Cross Student Recreation Center, percent increase from 1700 North Broad Street and the Entertainment the prior year's aver- Community Center with retail shops, a 1,200-car age. parking garage, and a live-music restaurant. The Lincoln Center has been designed as a venue for culture, Financial Field, sports, entertainment, commerce and education. familiarly known The Convocation Center seats 11,000 for con- as The Linc, is vocations, commencements and concerts; 10,206 the home sta- for basketball games; and up to 3,500 for theater dium of the Na- and dance. The theater configuration is named for tional Football benefactress Esther Boyer Griswold. League's Rededicated on February 13, 2000, and named Philadelphia Ea- in honor of former Temple President Peter J. Lia- lion - to build a new multi-use com- gles. It couras, The Liacouras Center, the home of Temple plex, provided the University could has a basketball, is one of the premier on-campus arenas raise $28.7 million from private seating in the country. sources. The total cost of the multi-building com- capacity Already the site of some exciting events in its plex would be $107 million - an investment in Tem- of 68,532 history, the Temple venue has hosted such sold-out ple's future. (69,032 concerts as Bob Dylan, along with the NBA Players Originally christened The Forum at The Apollo with Party prior to the 2002 NBA All-Star game and the of Temple, the Board of Trustees voted in 2000 to Standing 2002 Atlantic 10 Women's Basketball Champi- change the building name to The Liacouras Center Room onship. The Liacouras Center was also the site of in honor of President Liacouras' retirement after 18 Only tick- the 2003 NCAA Men's Gymnastics Championships, years as Temple's chief executive. ets). The stadium was named in June 2002 when the 2004 NCAA Women's Basketball First and Sec- Lincoln Financial Group paid $139.6 million for nam- ond Rounds, and the 2006 NCAA Women's Basket- Lincoln Financial Field ing rights over the next 21 years. It is located in ball Regional. Temple will host the 2011 NCAA On August 13, 2003, the Philadelphia Eagles South Philadelphia on Pattison Avenue between Women's Basketball Regional. and Temple University announced a 15-year pact for 11th and 10th Streets, closer to the area's stretch of In an historic partnership, the Pennsylvania the Owls to play their home football games at Lin- Interstate 95 than to Pattison. state legislature provided capital funds - $31.8 mil- coln Financial Field. An average of 24,137 fans per 40 2010 Temple Field Hockey Media Guide Temple University Edberg-Olson Hall massive $1 million renovation. The surface was re- a weight room and training facilities, as well as fa- placed with AstroTurf 12 carpet, complete with a cilities for teaching, research, student recreation Edberg-Olson Hall is the home of the Temple drainage system.The scoreboard is a state-of-the- and athletic competition. The Temple volleyball, University football program. Officially dedicated on art wireless board with a message expansion. The fencing and men’s and women’s gymnastics December 9, 2000, the facility was designed by lighted facility at 15th and Norris Streets serves as squads play their home competitions in McGonigle AP3C Architects of Philadelphia. The building was the home of Temple field hockey and lacrosse, in Hall. engineered to not only support the football team's addition to an alternate football practice site. Later this year, the University will begin a $48- functional requirements, but to enhance the experi- million renovation and expansion of McGonigle and ence through innovative design concepts. Pearson Halls, providing additional classrooms, fac- During the season, approximately 250 people McGonigle-Pearson Hall ulty and coaching staff offices as well as new men’s will pass through its doors on a daily basis. The Athletic Complex and women’s basketball practice courts. 23,600-square-foot building contains team and Summer 1969 marked the first use of Temple coaches locker rooms, a weight room, a training University’s physical education and athletics build- The Pavilion room, equipment facilities, coach's offices, obser- ing, located in the heart of the Main Campus at vation balcony, a players' lounge, computer lab, in- Broad Street and Montgomery Avenue. The com- The TU Pavilion is the home of the Temple dividual position meeting rooms and a theater-style plex men’s and women’s tennis teams. The facility has team meeting room. It is the perfect complement to cur- four courts for matches and practices a gridiron landscape outside featuring over 100,000 rently and is located on 15th Street in between square feet of Sprinturf and 24,000 square feet of houses Berks and Norris Streets. An indoor Astroturf. Eight, structure allows for practice in the win- 85-foot poles ter months and during inclement providing 85 Geasey Field weather. It is also used by Temple Rec candles of Ambler Soccer Field Services. white rendition light line the Ambler Sports Complex perimeter of the Temple’s picturesque Ambler complex. Pow- Campus plays host to the Univer- der-coated cy- sity’s men’s and women’s soccer clone fences teams as well as baseball and provide privacy. softball. On January 14, 2003, Upper Dublin Geasey Field The Pavillon Township gave The AstroTurf on Geasey Field is final approval to one of the largest permanent Astro- Temple Univer- Turf surfaces in the world, covering sity’s plans to over 156,000 square feet. In summer Skip Wilson Field construct of 2009, Geasey Field underwent a NCAA-standard Track soccer, baseball and softball Lincoln Financial Field fields at the Ambler Campus. Baseball and softball opened play in the spring of 2004 while the Owl soccer teams started in the fall of 2004. “We are very pleased to pro- vide our student-athletes with a first- class facility at the Ambler Campus,” said Temple director of athletics Bill Bradshaw. “Our coaches are very ex- cited to bring their teams to Mont- gomery County to expose the suburban audience to NCAA Division I athletics.”

Edberg-Olson Hall Joseph V. Labolito www.OwlSports.com 41 Temple University Director of A hletics Bill Bradshaw

Since 2005 arguably no athletic department bined with our ability to dramatically increase and in Division 1-A has gone through more transition create sources of revenue to support our vision. than Temple University. The Owls have moved “We have many things in place now as we into a new football conference, and hired new move forward. An unwavering University com- coaches in nine sports, including football, men's mitment as evidenced by the recent support of 1- basketball, and women’s basketball. A football, state-of-the-art facilities; and one of Thankfully, Temple has had one of the most the most diverse, dedicated staffs in all of inter- respected and experienced administrators in col- collegiate athletics have given Temple University lege athletics at the helm in Bill Bradshaw. athletics a solid foundation for future success.” Appointed the University’s eighth Director of Bradshaw’s eight years at Temple have pro- Athletics on June 27, 2002, the NACDA Past duced numerous highlights, most notably the an- President begins his 32nd year as a Division I ath- nouncement on May 17, 2005 that the University letics director. In June 2008, Bradshaw received will join the Mid-American Conference as a foot- a contract extension through 2011-12. ball-only member and the recent hirings of Al Prior to his arrival in Owl Country he spent Golden, Fran Dunphy, and Tonya Cardoza, as well 16 years as Director of Athletics at DePaul Uni- as eight senior staffers, among several prominent versity in Chicago and nine years in the same po- hires. The Black Coaches’ Association gave Tem- sition at his alma mater, La Salle University (‘69). ple a grade of “A” for the search process of the “At Temple, we believe that Intercollegiate three coaching hires. Athletics should play an integral part in the edu- Twenty-eight Temple teams have advanced cational mission of the University. In this light, we to NCAA Tournament play during his tenure. look to keep pace with the unprecedented growth The athletic department has enhanced effi- and commitment to excellence of the University ,” ciency, productivity and strategic planning ceeded its revenue budget in each of the past said Bradshaw. “We strive to be nationally-com- through organizational efforts under Bradshaw seven years. During the 2009-10 academic year, petitive at the highest level of Division I athletics, that added seven new senior staff members. A Temple Athletics had record numbers in fundrais- and believe that our success will be directly re- comprehensive operations and procedures man- ing, corporate sponsorships, and ticket sales, ex- lated to the quality of our coaches and staff, com- ual has been developed, and athletics has ex- ceeding expectations by $1.4 million. To continue this revenue growth, Bradshaw instituted a new ticket team ticket. Beginning in July 2010, Temple will begin a five-year, all-sport footwear/apparel agreement with Under Armour. Recognizing the accomplishments of Tem- ple’s student-athletes is a point of emphasis Joseph V. Labolito under Bradshaw. The department of athletics holds its annual “Breakfast of Champions” to honor those who have excelled both athletically and academically by “committing to excellence” in April. Temple ranked third among NCAA Division I institutions in student-athlete graduation rate above its student body in 2003-04, and had the fifth highest increase in student-athlete gradua- tion rate that year. In 2006, Temple was one of 10 Division 1-A institutions to earn the Overall Ex- cellence in Diversity Award bestowed by the Lab- oratory for Diversity in Sport at Texas A&M University. In the spring of 2009, Temple received 11 perfect APR scores, including men’s basket- ball, while football posted its highest APR score in school history. Temple Athletics received full re- Bill Bradshaw with Amanda Janney, Mandi Ruth, Kate Stewart and Kristen Wanner. certification from the NCAA.

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Bradshaw has also been responsible for up- grades to Temple’s athletic facilities. He super- The Bradshaw File vised the design and construction of the athletic Education complex on the Ambler Campus, featuring fields La Salle University, B.S. in pre-law (‘69) Joseph V. Labolito and amenities for the men’s and women’s soccer, All-America baseball player (signed a baseball and softball teams. He has also overseen professional contract with the Washington the football program’s move to Lincoln Financial Senators) Field as well as the addition of a new state-of-the- Niagara University, M.S. in guidance and art football practice field at Edberg-Olson Hall, career counseling (‘72) courtesy of a private fund drive. Served as head baseball coach (1972-74); Later this year, the University will begin a Director of Alumni (1974-76) $48-million renovation and expansion of McGo- nigle and Pearson Halls, providing additional Athletics Administration classrooms, faculty and coaching staff offices as Director of Athletics, La Salle University well as new men’s and women’s basketball prac- 1978-86 Won MAAC Commissioner’s Cup tice courts. three times; 28 conference Temple athletics has also displayed its hos- championships;10 NCAA Tourna- pitality under Bradshaw, hosting the 2005 NCAA ment bids; 90 percent student- Women’s Basketball Philadelphia Regional as well athlete graduation rate In 2010, Temple became one of only six as the first and second rounds of the 2004 NCAA Director of Athletics, DePaul University NCAA Division I institutions to have its men’s and Women’s Basketball Tournament and the 2003 1986-02 29 NCAA Tournament bids; 88% women’s basketball teams compete in each of the NCAA Men’s Gymnastics Championships. Temple graduation rate; Instrumental in last three NCAA Championship. Temple became has also been selected to host the 2011 NCAA formation of Great Midwest the only Philadelphia school and Big 5 member to Women’s Basketball Philadelphia Regional as well Conference and Conference USA; achieve this feat. Of those six, Temple is one of as the 2013 NCAA Men’s Basketball First and Facilities enhancement (on-campus only four schools to also have its football team Second Round games at the Wachovia Center. intercollegiate athletic center in 2000) compete in a Bowl during that time frame. Bradshaw, who also owns a master’s degree Temple athletics has also undertaken a greater in guidance and counseling from Niagara Univer- Director of Athletics, Temple University role in community service under Bradshaw. Via the sity (‘72), resides in Radnor, Pa., with his wife, 2002-10 Facilitated University’s move to Owl Outreach program, student-athletes have pro- Yvette and three children, Billy (15), Paige (13) MAC for football; 12 NCAA Tourna- vided volunteer service to numerous community and Connor (12). ment bids; Instituted Breakfast of and non-profit organizations, including Big Broth- Champions to honor student- ers/Big Sisters, Temple Children’s Medical Center athletes; Hosted 2005 NCAA WBB and the School District of Philadelphia. Regional, 2004 NCAA WBB First & Second Rounds and 2003 NCAA Men’s Gymnastics Championships

Awards & Organizations 1992-01 Exec. Committee, National Association of Collegiate Directors of

Joseph V. Labolito Athletics (NACDA) 1995 Inducted into La Salle University Hall of Fame 1997 Chair, Pigskin Classic 1998 Gen Robert R. Neyland Award for Athletic Directors, All-American Football Foundation 2000 Named one of 10 Sports Ethics Fellows of the Year by USA Today 2001-02 President, NACDA 2001-02 Chair, Conference USA Athletics Directors 2003 Western New York Baseball Hall of Fame 2003-05 Chair, NACDA Site Selection Committee 2006 Inducted into Niagara Catholic High School Hall of Fame 2008 Inducted into Niagara Falls Sports Bill Bradshaw at the graduation reception with field hockey student-athlete Kristen Wanner (‘10). Hall of Fame www.OwlSports.com 43 Temple University A hletics Administration Eleanor Myers Herman Frazier Eric Roedl NCAA Faculty Senior Associate AD / Senior Associate AD Representative Administration

Beasley School of Law Herman Frazier is in Eric Roedl is in his Associate Professor Eleanor his third year as Senior eighth year at Temple and Myers is in her fifth year as Associate Athletic Director fourth as Senior Associate Temple University’s faculty for Sports Administration Athletic Director. In his po- athletics representative. The sition, Roedl serves as the NCAA requires each mem- at Temple University. The Chief Financial Officer of ber institution to appoint a faculty athletics representative Philadelphia native previously served six years as the athletic department and is responsible for man- to represent the institution and its faculty in its relation- the Director of Athletics at Hawai’i. aging the $28 million athletic department budget, the ships with the NCAA and its athletic conferences and to The 55-year-old Frazier began his athletic ad- athletic business office, personnel, information tech- oversee academic integrity and compliance issues on ministration career immediately upon graduation nology, marketing and promotions, ticket sales and campus. In her role as FAR, she also chairs the Presi- from Arizona State, joining the Sun Devil staff as an operations, and corporate sponsorships. dent’s Advisory Committee on Intercollegiate Athletics. In assistant director of events and facilities in 1977. While at Temple, Roedl has balanced seven 2009, Myers was appointed by the NCAA as a member His 23 years on the ASU athletic staff would see him consecutive annual athletic department budgets, of the Committee on Infractions, which holds hearings move up the ranks, eventually serving as Senior As- spearheaded initiatives to grow ticket and corporate on major violations of NCAA rules and imposes penal- sponsorship revenues, negotiated several major con- ties. sociate Athletic Director for Business Operations. tracts, including Temple’s recent five-year all-sport Myers joined Temple’s law faculty in 1993. She Frazier left ASU in 2000 to become the Director footwear/apparel agreement with Under Armour, and specializes in Professional Responsibility and business of Athletics at the University of Alabama-Birming- played a lead role in athletic department strategic and courses. She has won awards for curriculum design and ham. Frazier was named the Director of Athletics at financial planning. for teaching. She has also consulted and taught interna- Hawai'i in 2002 and in his six years at UH, he guided Prior to his arrival at Temple, Roedl served as tionally in China, Japan, Rome and the Philippines. Pre- Warrior athletics to unparalleled success with the associate director of athletic business affairs at The viously, Myers served as Temple’s associate university football team earning a spot in the 2008 Sugar Bowl College of William & Mary from 2000-03. He had pre- counsel from 1983 to 1989 with responsibility for tech- following an unbeaten regular season. viously worked in the accounting firm of Ernst & nology transfer, business negotiations and health care is- An eight-time All-American track performer at Young in New York City for two years, where he sues. Prior to joining Temple’s faculty, Myers held earned New York State CPA certification. teaching fellow posts at the University of Pennsylvania ASU, Frazier was the leadoff runner for the 1976 A former tennis team captain and academic all- and Stanford University and handled securities and an- Olympic Gold Medal-winning 4x400 relay. Big East selection as a undergraduate at Villanova titrust class action litigation for a Philadelphia law firm. University (‘97), Roedl earned a master of sport ad- Myers holds a bachelor degree and a law degree (magna ministration degree from the University of North Car- cum laude) from the University of Pennsylvania. olina, Chapel Hill (‘01) and a master of business administration degree from William & Mary (‘03).

Larry Dougherty Kristen Foley Sherryta Freeman Associate AD / Associate AD / Senior Associate AD / Athletic Communications Woman Administrator Compliance & Student Services Kristen Foley returns for Larry Dougherty is her 11th year at TU, where in his eighth year at Tem- she oversees the administra- Sherryta Freeman is in ple and fourth as Associ- tion of 13 of sports. Her duties her sixth year at Temple and ate Athletic Director for include budget construction, her fourth year as Associate Athletic Communications scheduling contests, and Athletic Director for Compli- at Temple. In his position, Dougherty oversees the evaluation of coaches. She ance and Student Services also is the liaison to the Office of the Provost regarding at Temple. media relations and athletic publications of the the Student-Athlete Academic Advising and Support Cen- University’s 24-sport Division I-A athletic program. Freeman oversees all aspects of the department’s ter. In addition, Foley provides the color analysis for the compliance efforts with conference and NCAA rules and Dougherty joined the Owls’ staff after serv- women’s basketball web stream broadcasts. regulations. She works to educate coaches, administra- ing 15 years in the media relations office at Saint Foley serves as a member of two Atlantic 10 Com- tors and student-athletes in regards to new rules and Joseph’s, the last eight as the school’s assistant mittees: the Executive Committee and the Senior regulations as well as the processing of NCAA and con- athletic director for media relations. Prior to SJU, Women’s Administrator Committee. Previously, she chaired the NCAA Fencing Committee (2004-06) and was ference waivers on behalf of student-athletes. She also he served as the SID at Nicholls State for one year a member of the NCAA Women’s Basketball Rules Com- oversees all student-athlete leadership and life skill de- and as the information director of the East Coast mittee from 2002-06. Foley was the Tournament Director velopment programming which includes the Student- Conference for two years. for the 2005 NCAA Women’s Basketball Regional and Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) and the Active in regional and national organizations, 2004 NCAA First and Second Rounds. Also, in 2005, she CHAMPS/Life Skills Program. In addition, Freeman Dougherty served as chair of the organizing com- was the recipient of the “Outstanding Associate Athletic serves as a member of Academic Advisory Committee Director Award” presented by the All-American Football for the Atlantic 10 Conference. mittee for the 2009 ECAC-SIDA Workshop held in Foundation. Appointed to her current position in 2000, Prior to arriving at the Temple, Freeman served as Avalon, N.J., and the 2005 CoSIDA Workshop held Foley entered athletic administration with 13 years of Di- the assistant athletic director/compliance at Dartmouth in Philadelphia. Dougherty is the president of vision I women’s basketball coaching experience, includ- College. The Hillside, N.J., native earned her bachelor’s CoSIDA. ing a five-year stint as head coach at Temple (1995-00). degree in environmental studies from Dartmouth in 2001 He earned both his bachelor’s (1982) and ex- Foley earned her bachelor’s degree (1986) and a and a master’s degree in sport management at the Uni- ecutive MBA (1994) degrees from Saint Joseph’s. master’s degree in Educational Administration (1991) versity of Massachusetts – Amherst in 2004. Freeman from Rutgers. She helped lead RU to consecutive NCAA was a member of two Ivy League women’s basketball His father, Andy, also served as the SID at SJU Elite Eight appearances in 1986 and 1987, and was from 1972-81. championship teams, making two appearances in the named to the All-East Regional team in 1986. Division I NCAA Tournament. 44 2010 Temple Field Hockey Media Guide Temple University Scott Koskoski John Baum Kelli Sheesley Associate AD / Assistant AD / Assistant AD / Development Major Gifts Publications

Scott Koskoski was John Baum, Temple Pennsylvania native named the Associate Ath- basketball’s all-time lead- Kelli Sheesley is in her sec- letics Director for Develop- ing rebounder and captain ond year as the Assistant ment at Temple University of the 1969 NIT Champi- Athletic Director for Publica- in December 2008. The Pennsylvania native previ- onship team, is in his sev- tions. Prior to joining the ously served as an assistant athletics director at the enth year as Assistant Athletic Director for Major Owls, she spent five years as the Director of Publica- University of Tennessee at Chattanooga, James Madi- Gifts. Baum’s appointment took him across North tions at the United States Naval Academy, returning to son and Niagara. Koskoski began his intercollegiate Broad Street from the University’s Office of Devel- her home state in 2009. athletics career at Robert Morris. opment, where he had worked since 1985, now Sheesley, who grew up in Beavertown, Pa., ad- At Temple, Koskoski provides comprehensive serving as director of major gifts. ministers the day-to-day operations of the publications management of all athletics development efforts, in- In 2003, Baum raised close to $1 million for the process at Temple, while also serving as the media con- cluding the Temple Owl Club, its Executive Board and University through endowments and scholarships. tact for tennis and softball. Ambassadors, volunteer management, major gift and He was also instrumental in establishing the John While at Navy, Sheesley was responsible for the capital project development and affinity group relations, including former student-athletes. Koskoski spear- Chaney Endowed Scholarship Fund. The Philadelphia design and layout of materials for 31 varsity sport pro- headed a restructure and launch of a new business plan native and Big 5 Hall of Famer also completed his grams, while working closely with the marketing and for athletics development in 2009 to more accurately tenth season as color analyst on the Owls’ men’s promotions department, as well as Navy’s booster pro- align with department’s vision, values and needs. basketball broadcasts in 2007-08. A three-time all- gram, the Blue & Gold Club. Her publications have been Koskoski is a 2000 graduate of Mercyhurst Col- city selection, he was enshrined in the Temple Hall cited 19 times in the last four years by CoSIDA in district lege in Erie, Pa., with a degree in communications. of Fame in 1979. or national contests. In 2008-09, three of her media guide Koskoski earned his master’s degree in sport man- Baum was drafted in both the NBA and ABA. covers received "Best in the Nation" awards while her agement from Robert Morris. He is a member of He played in the NBA for three seasons with the 2008 Navy sprint football media guide and 2009 men’s NACDA, CASE and NAADD, where he serves the Chicago Bulls (1969-72) before competing in the lacrosse media guide were ranked first nationally. group as a Conference Representative. In addition, Koskoski leads the Philadelphia City Six athletics de- ABA for three years with New Jersey (1972-74) and Prior to her work at Navy, Sheesley spent six years velopment group, is a past chair of the Southern Con- Indiana (1974-75). at Bucknell University as Assistant Director of Athletic ference Development Directors, and completed both Communications. Sheesley is a graduate of Juniata Col- the 2008 and 2010 NACDA Mentoring Institute for as- lege (’98), where she was a four-year letterwinner in piring athletics directors. softball and was the team’s MVP her senior season.

Lee Roberts Al Shrier Scott Walcoff Assistant AD / Special Assistant Assistant AD / Marketing Facilities to the Director of Athletics Scott Walcoff is in Now in his 26th year his sixth year as Assistant at Temple, Lee Roberts Al Shrier is the dean Athletic Director for Mar- serves as the Assistant among national college keting and Promotions at Athletic Director for Facili- sports information directors Temple University. ties and Event Manage- with 57 years of service. In Walcoff is responsi- ment. In this role, Roberts oversees the maintenance 2004, his years of dedication to Temple University were ble for coordinating media buys, placing print ad- and upkeep of the University’s athletic facilities, both rewarded as he was immortalized with his own bobble- vertisements, negotiating radio/television on the main and Ambler campuses, as well as serv- head doll to become the first administrator in the history promotional support, and creating group sale and ing as the department’s liaison with The Liacouras of NCAA athletics to be so honored. community initiatives to increase ticket sales. He Center and Lincoln Financial Field. Shrier officially retired from his position as Temple also develops season ticket campaigns, oversees The veteran administrator manages the game SID on June 30, 1995, but due to necessity, returned to game-day promotions and giveaways, as well as su- operations of all athletic events. He has helped to fa- the post during the 1995-96 academic year. He remains pervises the Temple Spirit Squad. cilitate numerous conference and national competi- at the University in the role of special assistant to the di- In his time at Temple, Walcoff has won two rector of athletics and is in charge of credentials, media tions that Temple has hosted during that time, National Association of Collegiate Marketing Ad- services and hospitality at Temple sporting events. including the 2004 NCAA Women’s Basketball first ministrators (NACMA) awards; one for his creation The 1953 TU grad is a member of the College and second rounds and the 2005 NCAA Women’s of “Hooter the Owl’s Birthday Party” theme at a Tem- Sports Information Directors of America, Temple Univer- ple Basketball game; the other for the development Basketball Philadelphia Regional. In 2011, Temple sity, Philadelphia Big 5, Pennsylvania and of Temple Basketball’s “Five Months of Christmas” will once again host the NCAA Women’s Basketball Philadelphia Jewish Sports Halls of ticket sales campaign. Philadelphia Regional. Fame. He was the 2010 recipient of Roberts, a 1982 graduate of Temple, joined the CoSIDA’s Arch Ward Ward for outstand- Walcoff, a 1997 graduate of the S.I. Newhouse Owl staff in 1984 as director of football operations, ing contributions and the 2009 recipient School of Public Communications at Syracuse Uni- a position he held for 12 years before moving into of ECAC’s Pete Nevins Award for Distin- versity, previously served as director of marketing his current position. His role as director of football guished Achievement. Shrier is past and public relations for the Liacouras Center for four operations, which entailed overseeing the Division president of the Philadelphia Sports Writ- years. He also spent time as a marketing coordina- I-A program’s day-to-day operations, helped to ers Association. The Media Room at The tor for Comcast-Spectacor, as a promotions coordi- groom him for his current post. Liacouras Center is named in his honor. nator for Ticketmaster, as well as a writer/editor for both the Media Theatre for the Performing Arts and The Sports Network." www.OwlSports.com 45 Temple University emple Head Coaches

Bob Bertucci Tonya Cardoza Joe DiPietro Fran Dunphy Nikki Franke Women’s Volleyball Women’s Basketball Softball Men’s Basketball Fencing

Al Golden Tim Hagan Amanda Janney Matthew Jelley David Jones Football Women’s Crew Field Hockey Cross Country Women’s Soccer

David MacWilliams Steve Mauro Eric Mobley Aaron Murphy Bonnie Rosen Men’s Soccer Men’s & Women’s Tennis Men’s & Women’s Track Women’s Gymnastics Women’s Lacrosee and Field

Brian Quinn Fred Turoff Rob Valli Gavin White Men’s Golf Men’s Gymnastics Baseball Men’s Crew 46 2010 Temple Field Hockey Media Guide Temple University Athletics S aff

Joe Agnello Pat Albright Karen Auerbach Chris Bain Bradley Baker Assistant Coach, Administrative Assistant, Associate Director, General Manager, Assistant Coach, Baseball Director of Athletics Athletic Communications Ticket Sales & Service Fencing

Michael Bamonti Kristy Bannon Cathy Bongiovi Sean Cashman Clayton Cochran Coordinator, Coordinator, Associate Director, Assistant Coach, Assistant Director, Development Events & Projects Compliance & Student Services Athletic Communications Baseball Ticket Operations

Patrice Cohill Caitlin Council Willnett Crockett Essie Davis Tom Deahn Administrative Assistant, Assistant Coach, Assistant Coach, Administrative Assistant, Director of Operations, Football Recruiting Women’s Gymnastics Women’s Basketball Men’s Basketball Football

Tony Decker Andrew Dees Sean Desai Laura DeZolt Mark D’Onofrio Head Strength & Assistant Coach, Assistant Coach, Assistant Coach, Assistant Coach, Conditioning Coach, Football Football Football Softball Football www.OwlSports.com 47 Temple University

Fran Duffy Dave Duke Dan Durkin Matt Echevarria Ed Foley Video Coordinator, Assistant Coach, Assistant Coach, Co-Head Coach, Assistant Coach, Football Basketball Women’s Basketball Cheerleading Football

Tyree Foreman Jethro Franklin Patti Frey Jowanna Gardner Frederika Girsang Assistant Coach, Assistant Coach, Associate Director, Administrative Assistant, Assistant Coach, Football Football Development Women’s Basketball Tennis

Owen Godfrey Linda Gordon Nadia Harvin Nicole Heilman Todd Hoffard Director, Assistant Business Administrative Assistant, Assistant Athletic Trainer Assistant Coach, Ticket Operations Manager Football Women’s Soccer

Mischa Jemionek Mark Johnson Rob Johnson Paul Kelley Matt Langel Assistant Athletic Trainer Assistant Coach, Assistant Coach, Athletic Equipment Assistant Coach, Track & Field Men’s Soccer Supervisor Men’s Basketball

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Bai Qing Liu Theo Maes Raheem Mapp Shameka Marshall Travis McCormack Assistant Coach, Assistant Coach, Asst. Director of Operations, Assistant Coach, Assistant Athletic Trainer Women’s Volleyball Men’s Gymnastics Men’s Basketball Cross Country / Track & Field

Gerard McMahon Ryan McNamee Harry Metziner Nicole Moore Brian Perkins Assistant Director, Director of Player Business Manager Assistant Coach, Assistant Coach, Development Development, Football Women’s Lacrosse Men’s Crew

Mark Proto Matt Rhule Beth Riley Chuck Ristano Sandy Rodville Head Strength & Assistant Coach, Assistant Coach, Assistant Coach, Office Manager, Conditioning Coach Football Field Hockey Baseball Sports Medicine

Chris Rumer Jennifer Sekellick Rob Spence Stephen Spiro Dwight Stansbury Director, Assistant Director, Assistant Coach, Assistant Athletic Trainer Head Athletic Trainer Corporate Sales Compliance & Student Services Football

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Megan Teesdale Beverly Tinsley Shawn Trice Waynetta Veney Jennifer Wesson Head Coach, Administrative Assistant, Assistant Coach, Assistant Coach, Assistant Coach, Diamond Gems Sports Administration Men’s Basketball Women’s Basketball Women’s Crew

Karen Williams Paul Williams Jeff Wilson Bob Woll Chet Zukowski Assistant Director, Assistant Coach, Director of Operations, Assistant Coach, Director, Facilities Football Men’s Basketball Men’s Golf Corporate Fulfillment

50 2010 Temple Field Hockey Media Guide Temple University Academic Suppor Objectives SAAASC Staff Services The Student Athlete Academic Advising & Professional academic advisors and academic Academic Advising Support Center monitors the academic progress of coordinators work closely with student athletes (215) 204-9002 all student athletes. From the recruiting stage from the time they arrive at Temple through the through graduation, the Center provides academic completion of their academic careers. The aca- coordination of services, academic counseling, ad- demic advisors and academic coordinators work vising, and tutoring to all Temple University student with each student to provide academic support plan athletes. for every student athlete. Through team, group, and Temple University makes a strong commit- individual meetings, these SAAASC staff members ment to the education and graduation of all student monitor academic and athletic eligibility and en- athletes. courage students to strive for academic excellence and personal growth. All student athletes meet Mission Statement with the academic advisors and academic coordi- nators to discuss academic and athletic eligibility, TBA Rebekah Gingras The mission of the Student Athlete Academic changing/declaring a major, faculty issues and Director, SAAASC Senior Academic Advisor Advising and Support Center at Temple University is course selection. (Football) to assist all student athletes in their development In addition to advising services, the follow- as individuals and as active members of the Uni- ing support services are provided by the SAAASC versity community. The Center will provide an en- staff through regular individual and team meetings: vironment that fosters student athletes’ personal, academic, and social growth. The Center will also • Educate student athletes about Temple support student athletes by coordinating and pro- University resources, opportunities, and viding the resources and opportunities for them to services develop and refine the skills needed to achieve their • Assess transition from high school personal and academic goals. adjustment, academic progress, and overall Shawn Fagan Nick Plack The Student Athlete Academic Advising and Senior Academic Advisor academic, personal, and social well being Senior Academic Advisor Support Center promotes academic excellence by • Monitor academic performance, including ensuring student athletes’ welfare and by empow- regular contact with faculty and reviewing ering student athletes in their decision-making and progress reports development of life skills. Student athletes will be • Assist with all academic matters, focusing on accountable and responsible members of Temple degree completion in four years University and the surrounding community. • Develop plans to accomplish academic goals To achieve this mission, the Student Athlete • Refer students to appropriate faculty, Academic Advising and Support Center has five academic departments, campus resources, major objectives: and advisors Tamra Greer Allison Vendt • Discuss team travel and academic • To assist all student athletes in graduating Academic Advisor Academic Advisor responsibilities from Temple University • Coordinate tutoring services when appropriate • To protect and maintain academic integrity and to ensure compliance with all NCAA, College academic advisors (CAA) are equally Conference, and University policies as important as the athletic academic advisors. • To assist student athletes in overcoming Often student athletes will need to obtain informa- individual challenges and to support them as tion from both sources in order to best evaluate de- they strive to fulfill their personal and gree progress and eligibility. academic potential Temple University is committed to providing • To ensure that student athletes complete their student-athletes with the necessary support serv- Nilzarrel Townsend Jacob Long experience at Temple University with ices to succeed. However, academic success is ul- Learning Specialist Learning Specialist enhanced academic, personal, and social skills timately the responsibility of each student-athlete. (Football) • To prepare student athletes to become useful and productive members of their communities

The Certifying Officer is responsible for re- viewing all student athletes each semester to cer- tify degree progression, NCAA registration and eligibility. The officer also monitors the degree of accuracy and maintains accurate records of aca- April Snoparsky Kimberly Marsh demic requirements. This person also communi- GE Coordinator Certifying Officer cates with faculty and administration on behalf of (Football) student athletes. www.OwlSports.com 51 Temple University S aff Directory

UNIVERSITY ADMINISTRATION TICKETING President, Dr. Ann Weaver Hart ...... 7405 ...... president Director of Ticket Operations, Owen Godfrey...... 8499 ...... tickets Acting Provost, Richard M. Englert...... 5156...... provost Asst. Director, Ticket Operations, Clayton Cochrane...... 4271....clayton.cochrane General Manager, Ticket Sales & Service, Chris Bain ...... 7025 ...... cbain ATHLETIC ADMINISTRATION Graduate Extern, Josh Karp ...... josh.karp Director of Athletics, Bill Bradshaw ...... 7759...... bill.bradshaw NCAA Faculty Representative, Eleanor Myers ...... 1923 ...... emyers SPORTS MEDICINE Sr. Assoc. AD, Sports Administration, Herman Frazier...... 8555 ...... herman.frazier Team Physician, Dr. Ray A. Moyer...... 707-2111...... rmoyer Senior Associate AD, Eric Roedl ...... 3837 ...... eroedl Head Athletic Trainer, Dwight Stansbury ...... 0873 ...... dstansbu Assoc. AD, SWA, Kristen Foley ...... 2433...... kristen.foley Assistant Athletic Trainer, Nicole Heileman ...... 0873...... pickle Admin. Asst., Director of Athletics, Pat Albright...... 9333...... pat.albright Assistant Athletic Trainer, Mischa Jemionek...... 7444 ....mischa.jemionek Administrative Specialist, Athletics, Beverly Tinsley ...... 2571...... btinsley Assistant Athletic Trainer, Travis McCormack...... 7444...... tmccorma Assistant Athletic Trainer, Steve Spiro...... 7402 ...... sspiro ATHLETIC FACILITIES Office Manager, Sports Medicine, Sandy Rodville ...... 9302...... srodville Asst. AD, Facilities Lee Roberts ...... 7250...... lroberts Graduate Extern, Christina Benson ...... 7444...... tina.benson Asst. Director for Facilities, Karen Williams...... 3147...... kwilli00 Graduate Extern, Kathleen Cicia...... 7444 ...... kathleen.cicia Graduate Extern, Robert Stiles...... 3147 ...... robert.stiles Graduate Extern, Lisa Haug...... 9327.crewlove11@hotmail Graduate Extern, John Poulos...... 7444...... john.poulos ATHLETIC FUNDRAISING Graduate Extern, Leslie Robinson...... 7444 ...... leslie.robinson Assoc. AD, Development, Scott Koskoski...... 3860 ...... scottk Asst. AD, Major Gifts, John Baum...... 3466 ...... john.baum STRENGTH AND CONDITIONING Assoc. Director of Development,, Patti Frey ...... 2585...... patti.frey Head Coach, Strength and Conditioning, Tony Decker ...... 6419 ...... adecker Asst. Director of Development, Gerard McMahon ...... 6267 ...... gmcmahon Head Coach, Strength and Conditioning, Mark Proto ...... 6649...... marc.proto Event & Projects Coordinator, Michael Bamonti...... 2587.....michael.bamonti Graduate Extern, Alex Skacel...... 6649 ...... alex.skacel Graduate Extern, Sunny Thakkar...... 6649...... sunnythakkar ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS Graduate Extern, Aaron Weaver ...... 6649 ...... aaron.weaver Assoc. AD, Athletic Communications, Larry Dougherty...... 2588 ...... larrydoc Special Asst. to Athletic Director, Al Shrier...... 2222 ...... ashrier5 ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT Asst. AD, Publications, Kelli Sheesley...... 9149...... sheesley Supervisor, Equipment Manager, Paul Kelley...... 0874 ...... paul.kelley Assoc. Dir., Athletic Communications, Cathy Bongiovi...... 1608 ...... cathyb Graduate Extern, Equipment, Brendan Armstrong...... 7108...... b.strong Assoc., Athletic Communications, Karen Auerbach...... 3850...... kauerbach Graduate Extern, Alex Samuelian ...... 7446...... asamuelian VIDEO Video Coordinator, Fran Duffy ...... 0871 ...... francis.duffy ACADEMIC SUPPORT FOR STUDENT-ATHLETES Director, Center for Academic Advising, TBA ...... 2500...... HEAD COACHES Senior Academic Advisor, Shawn Fegan ...... 2514 ...... sfegan Baseball, Rob Valli...... 8639 ...... rvalli Senior Academic Advisor, Rebekah Gingras ...... 0876...... rgingras Women’s Basketball, Tonya Cardoza...... 1955 ...... tcardoza Senior Academic Advisor, Nick Plack ...... 7413...... nplack Men’s Basketball, Fran Dunphy...... 7443 ...... fdunphy Academic Advisor, Tamra Greer ...... 3119 ...... tgreer Women’s Crew, Tim Hagan...... 3692 ...... thagan Academic Advisor, Allison Vendt ...... 4966 ...... avendt Men’s Crew, Gavin White ...... 1751 ...... gavwhite Learning Specialist, Jacob Long ...... 4591...... jacob.long Fencing, Nikki Franke...... 1627 ...... nfranke Learning Specialist, Nilzarrel Townsend...... 9346.....nilzarrel.townsend Field Hockey, Amanda Janney...... 6288...... ajanney Certifying Officer, Kim Marsh ...... 2500 ...... kmarsh Football, Al Golden...... 0855 ...... nharvin Secretary, Academic Support, Cheryl Cummings ...... 2500...... cheryl.cummings Men’s Golf, Brian Quinn ...... 8224 ...... bqgolf08 Women’s Gymnastics, Aaron Murphy ...... 6667...... murph COMPLIANCE/STUDENT SERVICES Men’s Gymnastics, Fred Turoff ...... 7452 ...... fturoff Assoc. AD, Compliance & SS, Sherryta Freeman...... 4923...... sherryta Women’s Lacrosse, Bonnie Rosen...... 6668 ...... bonnie8 Assistant Director, Jennifer Sekellick...... 3471 ...... whitejen Men’s Soccer, David MacWilliams ...... 8477...... coachmac Compliance Coordinator, Kristy Bannon ...... 2790...... kristy.bannon Women’s Soccer, David Jones ...... 3162...... socjones Graduate Extern, Bridgette Cahill ...... 5668 ...... ncaacomp Softball, Head Coach, Joe DiPietro ...... 8742...... dipietro Men’s & Women’s Tennis, Steve Mauro...... 0157 ...... sjmauro BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Men’s & Women’s Track and XC, Eric Mobley...... 8258 ...... emobley Business Manager, Harry Metzinger ...... 2489...... harry.metzinger Women’s Volleyball, Bob Bertucci ...... 0476 ...... templevb Assistant Business Manager, Linda Gordon...... 6913...... rgordon SUPPORT STAFF MARKETING & PROMOTIONS / CORPORATE SALES Director of Football Operations, Tom Deahn...... 0857 ...... tdeahn Asst. AD, Marketing and Promotions, Scott Walcoff ...... 0544 ...... swalcoff Dir. of FB Player Development, Ryan McNamee ...... 0859 ...... ryan.mcnamee Director of Corporate Sales, Chris Rumer...... 2586...... crumer Dir. of Men’s Basketball Operations, Jeff Wilson ...... 6268 ...... jrwilson Corporate Fulfillment, Chet Zukowski...... 6912...... chet.zukowski Dir. of Women’s Basketball Operations, Stacey Nasser...... 8739...... snasser Marketing Manager, Denise Fitzpatrick...... 6710 ....denise.fitzpatrick Secretary, Men’s Basketball, Essie Davis...... 7443...... edavis02 Graduate Extern, Britney Brewington...... 4270....britney.brewington Secretary, Women’s Basketball, Jowanna Gardner ...... 1955 ...... jowanna Secretary, Head Football Coach, Nadia Harvin...... 0858 ...... nharvin Secretary, Football Recruiting, Patrice Cohill...... 0878...... pcohill

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A comprehensive transit system (left) and state- of-the-art subway (below) provide students access to the entire Philadelphia area. Sullivan Hall

The Howard Gittis Student Center serves the Temple community as a hub of campus activity and central location for a variety of Sitting just 1.5 miles north of Center City campus services. Philadelphia, our Main Campus is close to the arts, music, intellectual and cultural scene of the country's sixth largest city. Photos by Joseph V. Labolito. Opened 2009

Opened 2009

More than $500 million in facility construction and renovation projects have resulted in new homes for the Fox School of Business, the School of Medicine and the Tyler School of Art, all of which opened during the 2008-09 school year.

Opened 2009

Photos by Joseph V. Labolito and Tom Deahn. Philadelphia is home of the nation’s first hospital, law school, library company, zoo, voluntary fire company, medical college, pharmacy school, and cancer treatment center. Transportation Hub

Philadelphia is home to the nation’s third busiest Amtrak train station (below) and world’s ninth busiest Atlantic City and the Jersey Shore are just an hour’s airport. drive from Temple’s campus.

The Philadelphia Flyers made a run for the Stanley Cup in 2010, coming up short against the Chicago Blackhawks in the finals.

Metro Population: 5.8 million 5th largest in USA City Population: 1.4 million 6th largest in USA Best city for recent college grads MSNBC.com The birthplace of life, liberty and the Top 10 Best Cities for Singles pursuit of happiness, Philadelphia is Forbes the sixth-largest city in the country. Top 50 Hottest Cities Forty percent of the U.S. population Expansion Magazine Annual Events lives within a four-hour drive. Top 10 Best Cities for Broad Street Run independent moviemakers Dad Vail Regatta With 88 institutions of higher learning Moviemaker.com and approximately 360,000 university Devon Horse Show students, Philadelphia blends the vast Dragon Boat Races resources of a world-class city with Flower Show the friendly atmosphere of a college International Auto Show town. Mummers Parade Penn Relays Philadelphia Marathon Thanksgiving Day Parade Wachovia Pro Cycling Welcome America

Photos by Atlantic City Convention and Visitors Bureau, Bob Krist/PCVB, Jim McWilliams/PCVB, Edward Savaria, Jr./PCVB, Anthony Sinagoga/PCVB, Roman Vinoly/PCVB. Rhea Hughes, SCT '90: Co-host, sports radio 610 WIP (AM) Philadelphia Ronald N. Jacobi, Esq. CLA '68: Of Counsel, Bryan Cave, LLP; Former Senior VP and Legal Counsel, The Coca-Cola Company Eddie Jones, STHM '05: Forward, Dallas Mavericks William A. Jones, Esq. CLA '67: Senior Executive Vice President, Metro Goldwyn Mayer Lewis Katz, CST '63: Trustee, owner, New Jersey Devils (NHL); former CEO, Kinney Parking Holding Corporation; former owner, New Jersey Nets (NBA) Sidney Kimmel, FSBM '53, HON '96: CEO, Jones Apparel, Inc.; President, The Sidney Kimmel Foundation Morton M. Kligerman, M.D., CST '38, Med '41, '49: Founding father of modern radiation oncology Dorothy Krysluk, SCT '97: Traffic Reporter, Fox 29 News Philadelphia Mitchell G. Leibovitz, CLA '66, EDU '71, FSBM '74: Former CEO, Pep Boys Robin T. Macintosh, SCT '71: Reporter, CBS-3 News Philadelphia Kathryn Morris ‘93 Edith Adam, SCT '81: Editor Page One, USA Today Larry Magid, FSBM '64: Founder, Electric Factory Concerts; Vice President, SFX Entertainment Dennis J. Alter, EDU '66, HON '99: Chairman and CEO, Advanta Corporation Brian McDonough, M.D., MED '85: Medical Reporter, Fox 29 News Philadelphia The Honorable Lynne Abraham, CLA '62, LAW '65: District Attorney, City of Philadelphia Adam McKay, CLS '90: Writer and director, Anchorman , Frank Baldino, Jr., Ph.D., MED '80: Founder, Chairman and CEO, Cephalon Corporation Talladega Nights: The Ballad of Ricky Bobby , Former Head Writer, Saturday Night Live Barton Blatstein, CLA '76: President and CEO, Tower Investments, Inc. Aaron McKie, SSA '02: Former NBA Player; Assistant coach, Philadelphia 76ers Eugene Block, FSBM '51: Founder, Rosenbluth Travel Jason McKie, SCT '03: Fullback, Chicago Bears Sandra Bloom, M.D., MED '75: CEO, Community Works Joseph Medeiros, SCT '75: Head Writer, NBC's The Tonight Show with Jay Leno Norman Braman, FSBM '55: Owner and President, Braman Automotive Group; former owner, Philadelphia Eagles Larry G. Miller, FSBM '82: President, The Jordan Brand, Nike, Inc. David Brenner, BUS '61: Comedian Leslie Anne Miller, Esq. LAW '94: Tony Bruno, SCT ‘74: Syndicated sports talk show host Former General Counsel, Commonwealth of Pennsylvania; Rick Brunson, SSA '05: Former NBA Player; Assistant basketball coach, Hartford University former President, The Kimmel Center of the Performing Arts Stephen A. Capus, SCT '86: President, NBC News Inc. Veronica Hamel ‘62 Gillian Milovanovic, SCT '77: United States Ambassador to Macedonia Claudia Catania, MUS '68: mezzo-soprano, Metropolitan Opera, Broadway H. Melvin Ming, FSBM '67: Executive Vice President, Sesame Workshop John B. Clark, SCT '98: Sports Anchor and Reporter, NBC10 - TV Philadelphia Kathryn Morris, SCT '93: Actor, Cold Case and Minority Report Robert J. Coleman, Esq. LAW '64: CEO and Chairman, Marshall, Dennehey, Warner, Coleman & Goggin Harry J. Mullany, III, FSBM '80, '82: President, Eastern Division, Wal-Mart Stores, Inc. Jill Scott ’96 William H. Cosby, Jr., CST '77, HON '72, '91: Comedian and actor David Murphy, SCT '85: Weather anchor, 6ABC News Philadelphia John M. Daly, M.D., MED '73: Dean, School of Medicine, Temple University Kevin Negandhi, SCT ‘98: Anchor, ESPNEWS William J. Daly, SCT '77: Vice President, Warner Brothers, Inc. John Oates, SCT '70: Musician, Hall & Oates Tracy Davidson, SCT '06: Co-anchor and reporter, NBC10 - TV Philadelphia Judith J. Ochs, M.D., MED '73: Senior Medical Director of Clinical Research, AstraZeneca Pharmaceuticals, Inc. Vincent W. DeMentri, SCT '87: Co-anchor and reporter, NBC10 - TV Philadelphia Lambert Orkis, MUS '68: pianist, principal keyboard, National Symphony The Honorable Nelson Diaz, LAW '72: Partner, Blank Rome, LLP R. Anderson Pew, FSBM '59: Board Member, The Pew Charitable Trusts; Trustee Emeritus, Bryn Mawr College; Steven Erlbaum, CLA '68: Former owner and president, David's Bridal former board member, Children's Hospital of Philadelphia and the Curtis Institute of Music Gladys (Happy) Fernandez, EDU '84: President, Moore College of Art and Design; former Councilwoman, City of Charles Pizzi, FSBM '77: President and CEO, Tasty Baking Company Philadelphia Jason Read, FSBM '03: 2004 Olympic gold medalist, rowing world record holder Robert W. Ford, M.D., MED '63: Founder, World Health Mission Merrill A. Reese, FSBM '64: Vice President, General Manager and Co-Owner, Progressive Broadcasting Company, Inc; Sports Announcer, Philadelphia Eagles, 94.1 WYSP-FM The Honorable Vincent J. Fumo, LAW '72: Chairman, Appropriations Committee of the Pennsylvania State Senate; Lewis Katz ‘63 Attorney, Dilworth, Paxson & Kalish Donald J. Resnick, FSBM '59: Owner and President, Acorn Development Corporation Catherine C. Gandolfo, SCT '71: Reporter, 6ABC News Philadelphia Lindsay Rosenwald, M.D., '83: President and CEO, Paramount Capital, Inc. Bob Saget ‘78 Doug Gaston, SCT '83: Senior Vice President and General Counsel, Comcast Cable Bob Saget, SCT '78: Former Host, America's Funniest Home Videos ; Actor, Full House HBO’s That Ain’t Right Jason George, SCT '96, SCT '97: Actor, UPN's Eve; Barbershop Mitchel B. Sayare, Ph.D., MED '75: President, Chairman and CEO ImmunoGen, Inc. Daryl Hall, MUS '69: Musician, Hall & Oates Jill H. Scott, EDU '96: Vocalist Veronica Hamel, CLA '62: Actor, Hill Street Blues, The Bob Newhart Show, The Rockford Files and Lost Willard Shepard, SCT '80: Two-time Emmy Award-winning journalist and Gulf War Fighter Pilot David Hartman, M.D., MED '76: Was the first blind person to graduate from medical school in the U.S. Murray H. Shusterman, Esq. LAW '36: Senrio Counsel, Fox Rothschild, LLP David Henry, SCT '94: Reporter, 6ABC News Philadelphia The Honorable Martin Silverstein, LAW '79: United States Ambassador to Uruguay Vince Hill, SCT '79: Anchor, KYW Newsradio and Adjunct Professor, Temple University School of Communications and Theater Debra Sledge, TYL '78: Musician, Sister Sledge Joan Sledge, SCT '78: Musician, Sister Sledge Hall ‘69 and Oates ‘70 Kim Sledge, CLA '82: Musician, Sister Sledge Bill Cosby ‘77 with Carrie Underwood at The Honorable Dolores Sloviter, CAS '53: Chief Judge, United States Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit; the American Idol finale. Faculty, Beasley School of Law, Temple University Suzanne Smith, SCT '80: Three-time Emmy Award-winning Producer/Director, CBS Sports The Honorable John Street, LAW '75: Former mayor, City of Philadelphia Jeffrey Stritar, M.D., Ph.D., MED '76: Director, Clinical Research, Pfizer, Inc. Shirley Tilghman, Ph.D., MED '75: President, Princeton University The Honorable Petrese B. Tucker, LAW '76: Federal Judge, United States District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania Edna S. Tuttleman, FSBM '42: Distinguished art collector and philanthropist; board member, Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts Jeanne McHale Walte, SCT '78: CEO, Banyan Productions (creators of Trading Spaces and A Wedding Story, etc.) Joby S. Warrick, SCT '82: Pulitzer Prize-winning Investigative Journalist, Washington Post Daniel J. Whelan, Esq. LAW '73: Former President and CEO, Verizon Pennsylvania; member, Phila. School Reform Commission Marc Zumoff, SCT '92: Announcer, Philadelphia 76ers Joseph S. Zuritsky, Esq. FSBM '61, LAW '64: President and CEO, Parkway Corporation