2006 FIELD HOCKEY

TABLE OF CONTENTS QUICK FACTS 2006 Outlook ...... 2 The University Head Coach ...... 3 Location ...... Philadelphia, Pa. 19131 Assistant Coaches ...... 4 Founded ...... 1851 2006 Roster ...... 5 Enrollment...... 4,250 Finnesey Field...... 6 Denomination ...... Roman Catholic (Jesuit) The Hawk ...... 6 Nickname...... Hawks Hawk Profiles ...... 7-9 Colors ...... Crimson and Gray Newcomers ...... 10 Athletic Affiliation ...... NCAA Division I Year In Review ...... 11 Conference ...... Atlantic 10 2005 Statistics ...... 12 Home Field...... Finnesey Field Atlantic 10 Conference ...... 13 The Team Atlantic 10 Statistics...... 14 Head Coach ...... Michelle Finegan Opponents ...... 14 Field Hockey Office ...... 610-660-1763 Record Book ...... 15-19 Career Record/Years ...... 122-169-7/16 All-Time Roster ...... 20 Record at SJU/Years ...... 81-88-7/9 All-Time Results ...... 21-22 Assistant Coaches ...... Jackie Aronchick, Ali Collins Administration ...... 23 Captains...... Charlsie Argo, Nicole Antonini, Saint Joseph’s University ...... 24 ...... Maureen Casserly Letterwinners Returning/Lost ...... 14/5 Starters Returning/Lost ...... 7/4 2005 Overall Record...... 10-10 2005 Atlantic 10 Record...... 3-4 WWW.SJUHAWKS.COM 2005 Atlantic 10 Finish ...... 4th Athletic Communications SAINT JOSEPH’S UNIVERSITY Asst. A.D./Communications ...... Marie Wozniak ATHLETICS MISSION STATEMENT Assoc. Dir. of Athletic Communications. . . . . Jack Jumper Asst. Dir. of Athletic Communications...... Amber Tyson The Mission of the Athletic Department at Saint Athletic Communications Assistant ...... Joe Greenwich Joseph’s University reflects the Mission of the Field Hockey Contact...... Amber Tyson University by using the programs within Athletics as E-mail ...... [email protected] a way to develop the whole person and preparing men Athletic Communications Phone ...... 610-660-1738 and women for others. Athletic Communications Fax ...... 610-660-1724 Saint Joseph’s University • To educate the whole person by complementing the academic President ...... Timothy R. Lannon, S.J. experience with athletic and recreational programs and activities outside the classroom. Vice President for Student Life ...... Dr. Linda Lelii Assoc. Vice Pres./Athletic Director ...... Don DiJulia • To create an environment for personal growth through openness, Asst. Vice Pres./Athletic Business Affairs . . . . . Jim Brown respect, and a concern for others. Assoc. AD/Facilities...... Kevin Quinn Assoc. AD/Varsity Programs ...... Ellen Ryan

• To communicate the value of community and family through Assoc. AD/Marketing & Corporate Partnerships . Tim Curran w

teamwork and sportsmanship. Asst. AD/Recreation & Intramurals ...... Corey Shannon w

Exec. Director of Athletic Development . . . . . Katie Shields w

• To provide opportunities for students to learn self-discipline, Director of Compliance...... Renie Shields . s

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• To provide opportunities for students to participate and compete a The 2006 Saint Joseph's University Field Hockey Media Guide was designed by in a first-class manner. w

Phil Denne and written and edited by Phil Denne and Amber Tyson. Editorial assis- k

tance provided by Joe Greenwich, Jack Jumper, and John Saeger. Action photog- s • To provide equitable opportunities for all students and staff, . including women and minorities. raphy by Greg Carroccio of Sideline Photos and still photography by Laird c Bindrim. Printing by Smith-Edwards-Dunlap, Philadelphia, PA. o m • To advance the University regionally and nationally through intercollegiate athletics.

2006 Field Hockey 1 SEASON OUTLOOK

.Having posted double-digit win totals in consecutive seasons for the first time in a decade, the high-scoring Saint Joseph’s University field hockey team has its sights set on an Atlantic 10 title and first-ever NCAA Tournament appearance in 2006. All-America candidate senior Nicole Antonini headlines a list of 14 returning letterwinners, including seven starters, who give SJU a shot at its first title since 1995. Among the nation’s premier scorers, Antonini is equally adept at finding the back of the cage or setting up her teammates. The two-time All-Mid-Atlantic Region selection already ranks second in career points (96) at SJU and stands third all-time in assists (22) and goals (37). The three-time All-League choice could become just the third SJU player to capture All-America honors if she comes close to matching her prolific 2004 and 2005 seasons. She tied for the team lead with 13 goals and topped the squad with 30 points as a junior. While Antonini accumulates much of the attention, she receives plenty of support from classmates Lauren Luft and Maureen Casserly. Luft followed up a breakout sophomore season in 2004 with an even more productive campaign as a junior. Named to the All- Seniors Nicole Antonini and Lauren Luft (above) power Atlantic 10 Conference First Team for the second consecutive sea- the Hawks high-scoring attack. Junior Katie Young son, the feisty forward finished third on the team in scoring with (below) could earn All-Conference honors in 2006. nine goals, seven assists and 25 points. She was also tabbed to the All-Philadelphia Field Hockey squad and Atlantic 10 All- a 1.41 goals against average. The Academic All-Atlantic 10 selec- Championship team. tion already ranks among SJU’s career leaders in shutouts. A whirl of constant activity in the center of the field, Casserly Often overlooked because of her quiet demeanor, Young has been touted as the team’s unsung hero because of her durabil- should finally be recognized as one of the Atlantic 10’s elite players ity, versatility and unselfish play. A starter in every game of her in 2006. Tabbed as the Hawks’ Most Valuable Player and named to Hawk career, she finished fourth on the team in scoring with three the A-10 All-Championship team as a sophomore, she has superi- goals and five assists as a junior. Among the A-10’s most dynam- or stickhandling ability and is frequently called upon to lock down ic stickhandlers, she will be challenged to increase her scoring total an opponent’s top offensive threat. A standout on the defensive in her final collegiate season. wing, SJU may bring her up into the midfield to take greater advan- In addition to this trio, the Hawks have the luxury of bringing tage of her all-around skills. several veterans off the bench, including Juniors Maryann Reis Miller stepped into the starting lineup as a sophomore and pro- and Theresa Barbati and sophomore Marisa Pizzi. Reis is a solid vided a reliable presence along the back line. Injuries have slowed stickhandler, Barbati has good size and presents a big target on the the progress of Agro, who possesses the ability to become a key front line and Pizzi possesses contributor on the backline, as well as a heavy hit that could be a speed to burn on the wing. weapon on corners. While the Hawks high- Junior Brooke Henry, stands as the lone returning regular in scoring attack receives much the midfield. A sparkplug with her constant activity, she should of the recognition, the team’s assume the role of the team’s link out of the back. underrated defense features A talented collection of newcomers should vie for immediate ! e playing time. Headlining the group will be redshirt freshman Mary

i an experienced core that

D includes juniors Rebecca Beaman and true freshmen Anne Schreuders and Jenn Schultz. r Cunfer, Katie Young, An athletic back, Beaman captured SJU’s most improved player e v Brianne Miller and Charlsie award despite not appearing in a game in 2005. Schreuders, mean- e while, arrives on U.S. soil after competing at the top club levels in

N Agro. l the Netherlands. Schultz tallied 25 goals and 21 assists while guid- l The 2004 Atlantic 10 i Rookie of the Year, Cunfer ing WIlliam Allen High School to the Pennsylvania state finals. W was solid in the cage as a After posting double-figure win totals in consecutive seasons, k expectations for the Saint Joseph’s field hockey team are high. w sophomore after turning in a one of the best seasons in With Antonini headlining a high-powered attack and an underrated H program history as a fresh- defense, a run at an A-10 title and NCAA Tournament berth are legit- e

h man, finishing second in the imate goals for the Hawks in 2006.

T A-10 and 19th nationally with

2 Saint Joseph’s University HEAD COACH

Michelle Finegan Head Coach Delaware ‘84 - 10th Season Since returning in 2003 for her second stint as the head coach of the Saint Joseph's University field hockey team, things could not have gone much better for Michelle Finegan. The winningest coach in SJU history, she has taken the Crimson and Gray to three-straight A-10 Tournament appearances, guided SJU to back-to-back 10-win seasons, captured Atlantic 10 Coach of the Year honors (2003) for the second time in her career and recorded her 100th victory as a head coach ( vs. La Salle, October 19, 2003). She returned to Hawk Hill after spending seven seasons as the head coach at Lehigh University. Finegan previously guided the SJU program for six years (1990-95), earning conference and regional Coach of the Year honors, while leading the Hawks to both the Atlantic 10 regular season and tourna- ment titles, as well as three A-10 postseason appearances. Her 10-year tenure as head coach and 81 victories rank as the most in school history. One of the most respected names in the game, Finegan built the SJU program into one of the Mid- Atlantic's best during her first stint as head coach. After spending her first three years retooling the FINEGAN’S RESUME team, the Hawks went 37-22-2 over her final three seasons. She capped her run at St. Joe's in 1995 by Head Coach Years leading the Hawks to the Atlantic 10 Conference regular season and tournament titles, a school record Saint Joseph’s 1990-95; 2003-06 16 victories and a #17 national ranking in the final poll. She was honored as both the Mid-Atlantic • Atlantic 10 Coach of the Year (1995, ‘03) • Mid-Atlantic Coach of the Year (1995) Region and A-10 Coach of the Year that season. The Hawks qualified for the A-10 postseason tourna- Lehigh 1996-2002 ment in three of her final four seasons. An excellent player at both the collegiate and national levels, Finegan was a standout defensive Ass’t Coach Years Saint Joseph’s 1989 player at the University of Delaware (1978-81), helping the Blue Hens place third in the nation as a jun- ior. She was a member of the United States National team from 1981-86 and was an alternate on the Player Years 1984 U.S. Olympic team that won the bronze medal in Los Delaware 1978-81 Angeles. She came out of retirement as a player in 1993 to start U.S. National Team 1981-86, ‘93 for the U.S. National Team that placed fifth at the Intercontinental Cup, which qualified the U.S. for the 1994 World Cup. FINEGAN’S RECORD Actively involved with the United States Field Hockey YEAR-BY-YEAR Association for more than two decades, Finegan has played a role in developing players throughout the nation since the inception of the School Overall League USFHA Futures Program and also served as head coach of the SJU W L TWL T Pennsylvania Pride in the USFHA Summer League. 1990 5122050 A 1984 graduate of the University of Delaware, Finegan 1991 6 12 1 0 4 0 earned her bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering. She 1992 5 13 2130 resides in Buckingham, Pa. with her husband John and five chil- 1993891031 dren. 1994 13 7 1 1 3 0 Finegan, who went 53-59-7 in her first tenure at SJU, is now 1995 1660400 81-88-7 in nine years on Hawk Hill. She has a career record of 122-169-7 in 16 seasons as a Division I head coach. Lehigh W L TWL T 1996990510 1997 5 12 0 2 4 0

1998 7 11 0 1 5 0 w

ALL-TIME SJU COACHING RECORDS 1999 4 14 0 1 50 w

2000 7 10 0 1 5 0 w COACH YRS. SEASONS W L T PCT.

2001 5 12 0 3 4 0 .

Faith Bascombe 3 1975-77 28 7 1 .819 s 2002 4 13 0 0 6 0 j

Anne Egger 2 1978-79 14 14 2 .500 u

Dorie Leahy 3 1980-82 19 17 3 .526 SJU W LTWLT h Dolly Trainer 4 1983-86 45 12 1 .784 a

2003 7 11 0 3 3 0 w Barbara Linebarger 2 1987-88 20 15 2 .568 2004 11 8 0 3 3 0 k

Barbara Black 1 1989 3 10 2 .267 2005 10 10 0 3 4 0 s .

Michelle Finegan 9 1990-95; 03-05 81 88 7 .481 c

Christina Speer 2 1996-97 11 29 0 .275 Overall 122169 7 28 58 1 o Joan Broderick 4 1998-02 41 53 0 .436 SJU 81 88 7 15 28 1 m TOTAL 31 1975-04 262 245 18 .516

2006 Field Hockey 3 ASSISTANT COACHES 2006 ROSTER

Jackie Aronchick Ali Collins Assistant Coach Assistant Coach Saint Joseph’s ‘06 - First Year Cornell ‘04 - Second Year New to the Hawks’ Coaching staff this year Returning to the Saint Joseph’s staff in is Jackie Aronchick. A 2006 SJU graduate, 2006 as an assistant coach is Ali Collins. Aronchick helped with the team last spring act- A 2004 graduate of Cornell, the defensive ing as the Strength and Conditioning Coach. standout was voted the team’s Most Improved In 2003, Aronchick returned to her high Player as a junior. school to act as Assistant Varsity Field Hockey A native of Medford, NJ, she played both Coach at The Episcopal Academy. field hockey and softball at Shawnee High School. The 24-year-old While at SJU, the voacl leader was the recipient of the team's is currently pursuing her Master’s Degree in Secondary Education Defensive Player of the Year Award, as well as the Vasquez Award. at SJU. Recently married this summer, Collins resides in Philadelphia with her husband Jeff. ! e i D r e v ALL-TIME SJU ASSISTANT COACHES e

N Tina Arcaro 1985-86 Kerry Heck 1996-99 Jeanine Reilly 1992-93 l l i Jackie Aronchick 2006-present Krissy Holak 1996 Aislinn Richards 2000-2005

W Barb Black 1986-88 Alicia Lange 2001-03 Donna Solvible 1989-91

k Liz Burns 1991-93 Dorie Leahy 1983 Chris Speer 1993-95 w

a Lisa Fasano 1994 Siobhan Leavy-Buttil 2001-03 Denise Szatkowski 1998-00 H

Joanie Fedesco 1997 Carolyn Meakim 2000 Dolly Trainer 1982 e Michelle Finegan 1989 Colleen Quinn 2004-2005 Ali (Winsky) Collins 2005-present h T

4 Saint Joseph’s University 2006 ROSTER

No. Name Yr. Pos. Ht. DOB Hometown High School/Last College 1 * Karen Wiley So. F 5-6 3/20/87 New Britain, PA Central Bucks West 2 ** Charlsie Agro Sr. B/MF 5-10 2/02/85 Burlington, Ontario Assumption CSS 3 * Ashley Wolf So. MF 5-5 5/13/87 Litiz, PA Manheim Township 5 Mary Beaman Fr. B 5-5 7/07/86 York Beach, ME York 6 *** Nicole Antonini Sr. MF 5-3 5/12/85 Collegeville, PA Methacton 7 Krista Bordogna Fr. F 5-3 9/23/86 Marmora, NJ Ocean City 9 ** Theresa Barbati Jr. F 5-10 9/28/86 Runnemede, NJ Bishop Eustace 10 Anne Schreuders Fr. MF 5-9 6/6/86 Utrecht, Netherlands Christelyk Gymnasiam 13 ** Maureen Casserly Sr. F/MF 5-3 12/10/84 Cherry, Hill, NJ Camden Catholic/Ohio 15 Emily Micir Fr. B 5-4 1/31/87 Newtown, PA Council Rock North 16 ** Brianne Miller Jr. B 5-4 7/20/86 Sinking Spring, PA Wilson 17 *** Lauren Luft Sr. F 5-4 3/17/85 Hatboro, PA Archbishop Wood 18 ** Katie Young Jr. MF 5-4 6/03/86 Macungie, PA Emmaus 19 * Marisa Pizzi So. F 5-0 7/06/87 Rosemont, PA Archbishop Carroll 21 Kellie Walter Fr. F 5-4 12/16/87 Horsham, PA Hatboro-Horsham 22 ** Maryann Reis Jr. F 5-2 12/14/84 Marlton, NJ Cherokee 23 Jenn Schultz Fr. F 5-3 12/26/87 Allentown, PA William Allen 24 ** Brooke Henry Jr. MF 5-1 11/18/85 Hammonton, NJ Winslow Township 26 Kelly McDonald RFr. MF 5-3 1/29/88 Ambler, PA Gwynedd Mercy Academy 30 * Gabriella Schrier So. GK 5-7 1/18/87 Ellicott City, MD Wilde Lake 92 ** Rebecca Cunfer Jr. GK 5-2 2/25/86 Manheim, PA Manheim Central

Head Coach: Michelle Finegan (Delaware ’84) - 10th year Assistant Coach: Jackie Aronchick (Saint Joseph’s ‘06) - 1st year Assistant Coach: Ali Collins (Cornell ’04) - 2nd year Captains: Charlsie Argo, Nicole Antonini, Maureen Casserly

*- Denotes varsity letters won prior to 2006 season.

HAWKS BY CLASS Seniors (4): Antonini, Casserly, Luft Juniors (6): Agro, Barbati, Cunfer, Henry, Miller, Reis, Young Sophomores (4): Pizzi, Schrier, Wiley, Wolf Freshman (9): Beaman, Bordogna, Gudonis, McDonald, Micir, Schreuders, Schultz, Parks, Walter w w

PRONUNCIATION GUIDE w . s

Aronchick: AIR-on-chick j u

Charlsie Agro: CHARL-see AG-ro h

Bordogna: Bor-DOE-nya a w Reis: REESE k

Anne Schreuders: Ah-Na Shroud-ers s . c o m

2006 Field Hockey 5 FINNESEY FIELD HAWK PROFILES

Laid out in a natural bowl in the center of Saint Joseph’s campus, Finnesey Field has been the home of Hawk field hockey since its inception in 1975. Originally constructed for football and opened in 1929 with plans for an eventual 70,000-seat stadium, the field has under- gone numerous changes over the years. In 1960, both the original grandstand and hillside seating were eliminated for the construction of Villiger (now Post) Hall/Bluett Theater. That construction neces- sitated raising the field’s level some five feet above its earlier location. In 1990 the facili- ty’s usage was greatly expanded with the installation of artificial turf. That expansion continued in 1994 when lights were added. During the summer of 2001, the field received a facelift when new turf was DIRECTIONS TO FINNESEY FIELD installed. Bleachers were built into the hill From the North: NJ Turnpike to Exit 6 (PA Turnpike connector). Follow PA Turnpike to exit 20 (Rt. 476). Follow 476 South to Rt. 76 East, toward Philadelphia. Follow Rt. 76 East to exit 339 (Rt. 1 South, City Avenue). Make closest to Barbelin Hall during the summer left on 54th Street and then right into parking lot. Field is straight ahead. of 2003. In addition to the field hockey, Finnesey From the East: From the Ben Franklin Bridge (via Rt. 676) or the Walt Whitman Bridge: Follow Rt. 76 West to Field is currently the home of SJU track and exit 339 (Rt. 1 South, City Avenue). Make left on 54th Street and then right into parking lot. Field is straight field, men’s and women’s soccer and both ahead. men’s and women’s lacrosse. Previously, it played host to the football, baseball and From the South: Rte. 95 North to 476 North. Follow 476 North to exit 5 (Rt. 1). Follow Rt. 1 North to SJU, softball teams. approximately 10 miles. Make right on 54th Street and right into parking lot. Field is straight ahead. SJU’s men’s soccer team has compiled From the West: PA Turnpike to Exit 326 (Valley Forge). Follow Rt. 76 East, toward Philadelphia, to Exit 339 (Rt. a record of 154-145-30 on the field since 1 South, City Avenue). Make right on 54th Street and right into parking lot. Field is straight ahead. 1958 The team played its first Finnesey Field game on October 24, 1958, defeating From the Airport: I-95 North to Rt. 76 West. Follow Rt. 76 West to exit 339 (Rt. 1 South, City Avenue). Make Rutgers-South Jersey, 6-0. right on 54th Street and right into parking lot. Field is straight ahead. In the first-ever night time event on the field, the Hawks topped Lehigh, 3-0, on The Saint Joseph’s Hawk mascot has been flap- October 19, 1994. THE HAWK Legend has it that a 1777 Revolutionary ping its wings for half a century, celebrating its gold- War skirmish took place on the site. Several en anniversary in 2005-06. war-era relics, in fact, were discovered dur- One of the most famous mascots in college ing landscaping work in 1939. sports, the Hawk is best known for staying in constant motion by flapping its wings throughout every basket- SJU ON FINNESY FIELD ball game and representing the Saint Joseph’s motto, “The Hawk Will Never Die”. Season W-L-T Season W-L-T Saint Joseph’s athletic teams have been recog- 1984 5-1-0 1996 6-3-0 nized with the nickname “Hawks” since 1929. At that !

e time, the school’s yearbook editor initiated a contest i 1985 9-0-0 1997 1-8-0

D among the student body for a symbol. More than 100 1986 5-1-0 1998 5-7-0 r submissions were narrowed, with “Hawks” winning e 1987 6-5-1 1999 9-3-0 v out over “Grenadiers” by a slim margin. The name e 1988 7-3-0 2000 3-6-0 was appropriate because it typified “the fighting spirit N

l 1989 2-3-2 2001 4-3-0 of our crimson and gray athletes and it is suggestive of l i 1990 4-7-0 2002 5-5-0 the aerial attack which has made our football team W famous.” Football, ironically, was discontinued at SJU k 1991 4-7-1 2003 5-3-0 following the 1939 season. w 1992 3-5-1 2004 9-3-0 a The Hawk mascot has garnered numerous acco-

H 1993 3-8-0 2005 6-4-0 lades in its 50-year history. It has been selected as the nation’s top mascot by The e 1994 10-0-0 TOTAL 119-88-5 Sporting News, Sports Illustrated, Sports Illustrated for Kids, Street & Smith’s h

T 1995 8-3-0 Basketball Yearbook and ESPN College Basketball magazine.

6 Saint Joseph’s University HAWK PROFILES

Nicole Antonini Theresa Barbati 6 Senior • 5-3 • Midfield 9 Junior • 5-10 • Forward Collegeville, PA • Methacton Runnemede, NJ • Bishop Eustace All-America candidate...Two-time All-Region Two-time member of NFHCA National Academic selection...Ranks second in career points (96) and Squad...2005: Appeared in 13 games as a reserve stands third all-time in assists (22) and goals for the Hawks... Attempted three shots...2004: (37)...2005: Second Team All-Mid-Atlantic selec- Provided spark off the bench appearing in 12 tion became just the third player in school history to earn All- games... Attempted two shots...High School: Graduated in 2004 Region honors twice...Tied for the team lead with 13 goals and from Bishop Eustace...Two-time first team All-League selection topped the squad with 30 points...Named First Team All-Atlantic helped team to two conference titles...Team MVP as a 10 and All-Philadelphia for third time...2004: First Hawk since senior...Personal: Born September 28, 1986...Intends to major in 2001 to earn All-Mid-Atlantic honors (2nd Team)...Earned All- management. Conference and All-Philadelphia honors...Team's co-MVP finished the year among the national leaders with team-leading totals of 15 YEAR G-GS SH G A PTS GWG goals, 15 assists and 45 points...Set SJU single season mark with 2004 12-020000 15 assists...Matched single game record with four assists against 2005 13-030000 Robert Morris...45 points ranked as the third highest single sea- Totals 25-0 5 0 0 0 0 son total in program history, while her 15 goals stand fourth...Two-time A-10 Performer of the Week (10/6, 11/2)...Picked up at least one point in 15 contests...Tallied seven Maureen Casserly points, including a hat trick against Georgetown...2003: Atlantic 13 Senior • 5-2 • Midfield 10 Rookie of the Year, First Team All-A-10 and All-Philadelphia Cherry Hill, NJ • Camden Catholic pick...Started all 18 games, leading team in goals (9) and points Transferred from Ohio University in 2003...2005: (21)...Team's offensive player of the year... Named to wom- Started all 20 games for SJU...Finished fourth on ensfieldhockey.com National All-Rookie Team... Tallied a hat trick the team in scoring with three goals and five in win over Sacred Heart...High School: Graduated from assists for 11 points...Contributed the game-win- Methacton...Personal: Born May 12, 1985...Related to Baseball ner in a victory over West Chester...Recipient of the team's Hall of Famer Tommy Lasorda. Unsung Hero Award...2004: Made immediate impact starting all 19 games... Fifth on the team in scoring with nine points (3 G, YEAR G-GS SH G A PTS GWG 3A)...Netted two goals, including game-winner, versus 2003 18-18 21 9 3 21 2 Drexel...Scored game-tying goal in OT win over Villanova...2003 2004 19-19 69 15 15 45 2 at Ohio: Appeared in 11 games, making one start...Scored lone 2005 20-20 54 13 4 30 5 goal in win over Miami (OH)...High School: A 2003 graduate of Totals 57-57 144 37 22 96 9 Camden Catholic...First-team All-State...Invited by U.S. Field Hockey Association to compete in Australia in 2001...Personal: Charlsie Argo Born December 10, 1984...Majoring in Food Marketing. 2 Junior • 5-10 • Back Burlington, Ont • Assumption CSS YEAR G-GS SH G A PTS GWG 2003* 11-1 31020 Three-time NFHCA National Academic Team 2004 19-19 423391 pick...2005: Played in 12 games, making one 2005 20-20 27 3 5 11 1 start...2004: Slowed by injury, did not see Totals 50-40 72 7 8 22 2 action...2003: Appeared in four games, including * at Ohio University w final three, due to stress fracture...High School: A 2003 graduate of w Assumption CSS...Two-time MVP and captain of regional w . finalist...Led team in goals and points as a junior and senior...MVP s j

of badminton team...Personal: Born February 2, 1985...An English u major...Captain of Ontario U-21 and U-18 Provincial teams...Twin h a

sister plays soccer at Florida International...Named to SJU AD and w

A-10 Commissioner's Honor Rolls. k s .

YEAR G-GS SH G A PTS GWG c 2003 4-0 0 0 0 0 0 o 2004 0-000000 m 2005 12-100000 Totals 16-1 00000

2006 Field Hockey 7 HAWK PROFILES HAWK PROFILES

Rebecca Cunfer Lauren Luft 92 Junior • 5-2 • Goalkeeper 17 Senior • 5-4 • Forward Manheim, PA • Manheim Central Hatboro, PA • Archbishop Wood 2005: Started all 20 games in goal...Finished the Feisty forward with great speed...2005: Started 17 year with a 2.17 goals against average and 109 of 18 games played...Named All-Atlantic 10 First saves Named to the Atlantic 10 Academic All- Team and All-Philadelphia... Finished third on the Conference team, as well as the team in scoring with nine goals, seven assists and PhillySIDA/Philadelphia Inquirer Academic All-Area Field Hockey 25 points... Tabbed to the All-Atlantic 10 Championship Team and NFHCA National Academic Squad...2004: Atlantic 10 team...2004: Earned All-Atlantic 10 honors...Started all 19 games, Rookie of the Year...Second in the A-10 and 19th nationally with a finishing second in scoring with nine goals, five assists and 23 1.41 GAA...Six shutouts were most by a Hawk freshman since points...Named to A-10 All-Tournament team... Netted two goals 1985...Played in 16 games, making 15 starts...Two-time A-10 each in wins over Fairfield and Temple...Added a pair of game-win- Rookie and ECAC Goaltender of the Week (10/6, 11/2)... Selected to ners (Fairfield, Longwood)...2003: Appeared in 18 games, starting womensfieldhockey.com National All-Rookie Squad...Team Scholar 12...Third on team with four goals and 10 points...Scored game- Athlete of the Year...Member of NFHCA National Academic winner versus West Chester...High School: Four-year Squad...High School: A 2004 graduate of Manheim Central...Two- starter...Two-time First Team All-Catholic League...Player of the time All-League pick...Also played softball...Personal: Born Year by the Bucks County Courier Times...Personal: Born March February 25, 1986...Majoring in international relations. 17, 1985...An education major. YEAR G-GS MIN GA GAA SV PCT ShO YEAR G-GS SH G A PTS GWG 2004 16-15 1142:19 23 1.41 56 .709 6 2003 18-12 27 4 2 10 1 2005 20-20 1448:39 45 2.17 109 .708 1 2004 19-19 53 9 5 23 2 Totals 36-35 2590:58 68 1.84 165 .708 7 2005 18-17 48 9 7 25 0 Totals 55-48 128 22 14 58 3 Brooke Henry Brianne Miller Junior • 5-1 • Midfield 24 Junior • 5-4 • Back Hammonton, NJ • Winslow Twp. 16 Sinking Spring, PA • Wilson 2005: Vital cog in the midfield...Started all 20 2005: Started all 20 games...Tallied first career games...Lone assist came in a win over goal against Rhode Island...Named to NFHCA Columbia...2004: Proved to be a vital cog in the National Academic squad...2004: Reserve defend- SJU midfield, playing in all 19 games and making er played in eight games... Named to NFHCA 16 starts...Tallied lone assist against Villanova...High School: A National Academic Squad... High School: A 2004 graduate of 2004 graduate of Winslow Township...Three-time First Team All- Wilson High School...Four-year varsity standout... Two-time All- Conference...Two-time team captain...Also All-League in lacrosse County Pick...All-State as a senior...An Academic All-State and played softball... Personal: Born November 18, 1985...A biol- choice...Also played soccer...Personal: Born July 20, 1986...A ogy major. business major...Won U-19 National title at 2003 National Festival. YEAR G-GS SH G A PTS GWG 2004 19-16 0 0 1 1 0 YEAR G-GS SH G A PTS GWG 2005 20-20 3 0 1 1 0 2004 8-000000 Totals 39-36 3 0 2 2 0 2005 20-20 5 1 0 2 0 Totals 28-20 5 1 0 2 0 ! e i D r e v e N l l i W k w a H e h Rebecca Cunfer, Lauren Luft and Shelley Meier volunteering at T the 2005 Thanksgiving Dinner Dance for Seniors.

8 Saint Joseph’s University HAWK PROFILES

Marisa Pizzi Karen Wiley 19 Sophomore • 5-0 • Forward 1 Sophomore • 5-6 • Forward Rosemont, PA • Archbishop Carroll New Britain, PA • CB West 2005: Made an immediate impact as a rookie 2005: Saw significant playing time as a rookie appearing in 19 games, including four starts... appearing in 12 games off the bench...High Attempted 19 shots and contributed a pair of School: Selected to compete in Temple All-Star assists, one each in wins over Delaware and West game...Also lettered in lacrosse and swimming... Chester...High School: A 2005 graduated of Archbishop Personal: Born March 30, 1987... Majoring in business...Sisters Carroll...Team captain, Catholic League MVP and Second Team were All-Americans in lacrosse...A member of SJU's women's All-Southeastern PA as a senior...Three-time All-Main Line... lacrosse team...Named to the SJU Athletic Director's Honor Roll. Helped team to two league titles...Played for Hawk assistant Colleen Quinn...Personal: Born July 6, 1987...An interdisciplinary health services major...Named to SJU Athletic Director's Honor YEAR G-GS SH G A PTS GWG Roll. 2005 12-010000 Totals 12-0 1 0 0 0 0

YEAR G-GS SH G A PTS GWG 2005 19-4 14 0 2 2 0 Totals 19-4 14 0 2 2 0 Ashley Wolf 3 Sophomore • 5-5 • Midfield Maryann Reis Lititz, PA • Manheim Township 22 Senior • 5-2 • Forward 2005: Saw action in two games off the bench... Marlton, NJ • Cherokee Named to the NFHCA National Academic Squad... High School: Graduated from Manheim Township 2005: Appeared in five games, making one start in 2005...Three-year letterwinner...Team captain before being sidelined by injury and redshirting the and All-League choice as a senior...Also ran track...Personal: Born season...Named to NFHCA National Academic May 13, 1987...A business major. Squad...2004: Played in 13 games off the bench...Lone goal came against Georgetown...Named to NFHCA YEAR G-GS SH G A PTS GWG National Academic Squad...2003: Saw action in 18 games, making 2005 2-0 00000 15 starts...Tallied two assists...High School: Graduated from Totals 2-0 0 0 0 0 0 Cherokee in 2003...Named All-League as a junior and senior...Lettered in softball and basketball...Personal: Born December 14, 2003...An education major...Named to SJU Athletic Katie Young Director's and A-10 Commissioner's Honor Rolls. 18 Junior • 5-4 • Midfield YEAR G-GS SH G A PTS GWG Macungie, PA • Emmaus 2003 18-15 19 0 2 2 0 Superior stick-handler and heady defender, likely 2004 13-0 31020 2005 5-1 20110 to move into the midfield in 2006... 2005: Started Totals 36-16 24 1 3 5 0 all 20 games...Tallied her first career assist against Saint Louis...Named the team's Most Valuable Player and was also tabbed to the Atlantic 10 Conference All- Gabriella Schrier Championship Team...2004: Became immediate contributor, start- Sophomore • 5-7 • Goalkeeper 30 ing all 19 games on teams backline...Named to NFHCA National w Ellicott, MD • Wide Lake Academic Squad...High School: A 2004 graduate of w

2005: Appeared in two games in goal, registering Emmaus...Helped team to State Final Four three times, winning w

one save...High School: Three-year varsity per- title in 2001...Four-time Conference and District champions... . s

former played both forward and goalkeeper...Led Three-time First Team All-league pick...Two-time All-State...Also j played soccer and ran track...Personal: Born June 3, 1986...Won u

team in goals as a junior...Named All-League and h

All-County as a netminder in 2004...Played softball and was only gold medal at U-19 National Futures Tournament... Also member a girl on boys ice hockey team...Personal: Born January 18, of U-19 National Indoor Champs...Earned a spot on the SJU w 1987...Majoring in english...Earned a spot on the SJU Athletic Athletic Director's Honor Roll. k s

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YEAR G-GS MIN GA GAA SV PCT ShO 2004 19-19 1 0 0 0 0 m 2005 2-0 12:58 2 10.80 1 .333 0 2005 20-20 4 0 1 1 0 Totals 2-0 12:58 2 10.80 1 .333 0 Totals 39-39 5 0 1 1 0

2006 Field Hockey 9 NEWCOMERS 2005 YEAR IN REVIEW

Mary Beaman Kelly McDonald 5 Freshman (R) • 5-5 • Back 26 Redshirt Freshman • 5-3 • Midfield York Beach, ME • York Ambler, PA • Gwynedd Mercy 2005: Received team's Most Improved Player High School: A 2006 graduate of Gwynedd Mercy Award despite redshirting the year...Named to Academy...Personal: Has been involved in the US NFHCA National Academic squad...High School: A Futures program with the Mystx Club teams. 2005 graduate of York High School...Helped team to Western Maine finals three times...State Tournament runner-up in 2004...All-State and Conference Player of the Year as a senior...Two- time All-League pick...Also lettered in basketball, softball and cross country...Personal: Born July 7, 1986...Majoring in history...Earned Anne Schreuders spot on A-10 Commissioner's and SJU Athletic Director's Honor 10 Freshman • 5-9 • Midfield Rolls. Utrecht, Netherlands • Christelyk YEAR G-GS MIN GA GAA SV PCT ShO 2005 Redshirt A highly-skilled midfielder...First European to play Totals for SJU since Melanie Taube (1994- 95)...Personal: Born June 6, 1988...Majoring in international marketing. Krista Bordogna 7 Freshman (R) • 5-3 • Forward Marmora, NJ • Ocean City Jenn Schultz 2005: Redshirt did not compete...Named to 23 Freshman • 5-3 • Forward NFHCA National Academic Squad...High School: A Allentown, PA • William Allen 2005 graduate of Ocean City...Helped team to a A versatile midfielder boasts excellent field pair of state titles...Three-time All-Area selection vision...High School: A 2006 graduate of William by the Atlantic City Press...Two-time All-League choice...Team Allen High School...As a senior tallied 25 goals captain as a senior...Also played lacrosse...Personal: Participated and 21 assists, guiding team to a 20-6-1 record in Futures program...Member of SJU Athletic Director's and A-10 and a trip to the 2005 PIAA state title game...Four of the team's six Commissioner's Honor Roll...Born September 23, 1986... losses came against state and national champion Emmaus... Marketing major. Assisted on game-winning goal in state semifinal victory over Wissahickon...Personal: Born December 26, 1987...Marketing YEAR G-GS MIN GA GAA SV PCT ShO 2005 Redshirt major. Totals

Kellie Walter 21 Freshman • 5-4 • Midfield Emily Micir Horsham, PA • Hatboro-Horsham 3 Freshman (R) • 5-4 • Back An energetic midfielder...High School: A 2006 Newtown, PA • Council Rock N. graduate of Hatboro-Horsham High School...As a senior team posted a 17-4 record and captured

! 2005: Did not see action redshirting the year...High Suburban One League Continental Conference e i School: A 2005 graduate of Council Rock title...Personal: Born December 16, 1987...Majoring in business. D

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e and MVP as a senior...All-Suburban I First v Team...Lettered in lacrosse and basketball...Personal: Born January e

N 31, 1987...Majoring in education...Earned a spot on the SJU Athletic l l Director's Honor Rolls. i W YEAR G-GS MIN GA GAA SV PCT ShO k 2005 Redshirt w

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10 Saint Joseph’s University 2005 YEAR IN REVIEW

Fueled by a high-scoring attack led by All-Mid-Atlantic Region selections Nicole Antonini and Katelyn O’Brien, the Saint Joseph’s BARBADOS TRIP field hockey team continued to assert itself on the national scene in March 2006 2005. Notching double-digit victories in consecutive seasons for the first time in a decade, the Hawks reached the Atlantic 10 tour- The Saint Joseph’s field hockey team embarked on an eight- nament for the fifth straight season and knocked off a nationally- day tour of Barbados during the spring. It was the first foreign ranked opponent for the first time since 1998. tour in program Just the third pair of Hawks teammates to net double figures in history and the goals in the same season, Antonini (13 goals, 4 assists, 30 points) team was able and O’Brien (13 goals, 3 assists, 29 points) formed a formidable to take on four one-two punch that proved difficult to contain. Each player received club teams, First Team All-Atlantic 10 and All-Philadelphia honors for their play posting results in addition to garnering All-Region accolades. O’Brien, who capped of 5-0, 4-0, 6-4 her career by being selected to play in the National Field Hockey Coaches Association North/South Senior All-Star Game, received and 2-0. The First Team All-Region honors, while Antonini captured Second Team Hawks’ impres- recognition for the second consecutive season, the first Hawks to sive results receive such honors since 1995. Both players also positioned made them the themselves among SJU’s career leaders in both goals scored and first intercolle- points. giate team to comlpete a Barbados Tour undefeated. While the tandem of Antonini and O’Brien received the bulk of the postseason honors, juniors Lauren Luft and Maureen Casserly and senior Hilary Moody proved also capable of providing punch. A feisty winger, Luft continued to put up impressive numbers, often working in perfect tandem with Antonini. The All-Atlantic 10 and All-Philadelphia choice finished third on the team in both goals (9) and points (25), while topping the team in assists (7). Moody, a stalwart on the Hawks’ backline, anchored the team defensively, ranking seventh nationally in defensive saves. The Honorable Mention All-Atlantic 10 pick was also a weapon in corner situations finishing with nine points. Casserly added three goals and five assists for 11 points. Joining Moody to form the foundation of an underrated defen- sive line were sophomores Rebecca Cunfer and Katie Young. The reigning A-10 Rookie of the Year, Cunfer started every game in the cage for the Hawks. A student of the game, she received both Academic All-Conference and All-Area recognition. Katelyn O’Brien and her family in Louisville, KY for the NFHCA Chosen as SJU’s Most Valuable Player, Young ranks as one of North/South Senior All-Star game November, 2005. the A-10’s top defenders. Often overlooked because of her quiet demeanor, she possesses superior stick skills and is typically called upon to lock down an opponent’s top offensive threat. TEAM AWARDS The remainder of the regular lineup featured versatile two-way MOST VALUABLE PLAYER: Katie Young midfielders seniors Jackie Aronchick and Shelley Meier, along with SCHOLAR-ATHLETE AWARD: Rebecca Cunfer sophomores Brooke Henry and Brianne Miller. Several others pro- VASQUEZ AWARD: Jackie Aronchick, Emily Mannion vided valuable depth including senior Emily Mannion, junior OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Katelyn O’Brien Charlsie Agro, sophomores Theresa Barbati and Karen Wiley and DEFENSIVE PLAYERS OF THE YEAR: Hilary Moody, Jackie Aronchick freshman Marisa Pizzi. UNSUNG HERO: Maureen Casserly With double figure win totals in back-to-back seasons, head MOST IMPROVED PLAYER AWARD: Mary Beaman coach Michelle Finegan has quickly returned Saint Joseph’s to ROOSEVELT HUNTER AWARD: Emily Mannion national prominence. Possessing a veteran nucleus, the high scor- ing Hawks were difficult to out gun in 2005, netting the fifth highest OTHER AWARDS scoring total in program history and reaching the Atlantic 10 w NFHCA North/South Senior All-Star Game: Katelyn O’Brien Championship for the seventh time in eight years. w All-Mid-Atlantic Region - 1st Team: Katelyn O’Brien w All-Mid-Atlantic Region - 2nd Team: Nicole Antonini .

All-Atlantic 10 - 1st Team: Nicole Antonini, Lauren Luft, Katelyn O’Brien s j

All-Atlantic 10 - Honorable Mention: Hilary Moody u

All-Atlantic 10 - Academic Team: Rebecca Cunfer, Shelley Meier h All-Atlantic 10 - Championship Team: Lauren Luft, Katelyn O’Brien, Katie Young a Atlantic 10 Performer of the Week: Nicole Antonini (9/6) w Atlantic 10 Performer of the Week: Katelyn O’Brien (10/3) k s

All-Philadelphia: Nicole Antonini, Lauren Luft, Katelyn O’Brien . NFHCA National Academic Squad: Charlsie Agro, Theresa Barbati, Mary c o

Beaman, Krista Bordogna, Rebecca Cunfer, Emily Mannion, Shelley Meier, m Brianne Miller, Samantha Parks, Maryann Reis, Ashley Wolf Philadelphia Flyers Head Coach Ken Hitchcock spoke to the Hawks PhillySIDA/Philadelphia Inquirer Academic All-Area: Rebecca Cunfer during the 2005 season.

2006 Field Hockey 11 2005 STATISTICS ATLANTIC 10 CONFERENCE SAINT JOSEPH'S UNIVERSITY FINAL 2005 FIELD HOCKEY STATISTICS (10-10 OVERALL; 3-4 A-10)

Name ...... GP-GS G A Pts Sh Shot% SOG SOG% GW PS-A DSv Nicole Antonini ...... 20-20 13 4 30 54 .241 37 .685 5 0-0 0 Katelyn O'Brien ...... 20-20 13 3 29 60 .217 48 .800 3 3-3 0 Lauren Luft ...... 18-17 9 7 25 48 .188 35 .729 0 0-0 0 Maureen Casserly ...... 20-20 3 5 11 27 .111 15 .556 1 0-0 0 Hilary Moody ...... 20-20 3 3 9 27 .111 18 .667 1 0-0 6 Jackie Aronchick ...... 20-19 0 3 3 2 .000 1 .500 0 0-0 0 Brianne Miller ...... 20-20 1 0 2 5 .200 4 .800 0 0-0 0 Emily Mannion ...... 17-2 1 0 2 2 .500 1 .500 0 0-0 0 Marisa Pizzi ...... 19-4 0 2 2 14 .000 7 .500 0 0-0 1 Shelley Meier ...... 19-16 0 2 2 2 .000 2 1.000 0 0-0 0 Katie Young ...... 20-20 0 1 1 4 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 1 Brooke Henry ...... 20-20 0 1 1 3 .000 2 .667 0 0-0 0 Maryann Reis ...... 5-1 0 1 1 2 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 0 Theresa Barbati ...... 13-0 0 0 0 3 .000 2 .667 0 0-0 0 Karen Wiley ...... 12-0 0 0 0 1 .000 1 1.000 0 0-0 0 Ashley Wolf ...... 2-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 0 Charlsie Agro ...... 12-1 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 0 Total ...... 20-20 43 32 118 254 .169 173 .681 10 3-3 8 Opponents ...... 20-20 47 35 129 236 .199 158 .669 9 2-4 7

Name ...... GP-GS MIN GA GAA SVS SV% W L T ShO Rebecca Cunfer ...... 20-20 1448:39 45 2.17 109 .708 10 10 0 1 Gabriella Schrier ...... 2-0 12:58 2 10.80 1 .333 0 0 0 0 Total ...... 20-20 1461:37 47 2.25 111 .703 10 10 0 1 Opponents ...... 20-20 1461:37 43 2.06 126 .746 10 10 0 2

SCORING BY HALVES ...... 1ST 2ND 1OT 2OT TOT | Def. Saves Strokes Saint Joseph's ...... 17 25 1 0 43 | 8 3-3 Opponent ...... 20 25 1 2 48 | 7 2-4

2005 FIELD HOCKEY GAME-BY-GAME RESULTS: Record: 10-10 Home: 6-4 Away: 4-5 Neutral: 0-1

DATE OPPONENTS ...... SCORE SJU GOALS (Game-winner in Bold) SHOTS CORNERS SAVES 8/27 MONMOUTH ...... 4-0 W Antonini (2), Luft, O'Brien 17-5 6-2 2-10 9/04 at Fairfield ...... OT - 4-3 W Casserly, Luft, Antonini, O'Brien 15-18 4-11 12-9 9/07 PENNSYLVANIA . . . .OT - 1-2 L Luft 10-10 8-9 4-6 9/10 at Robert Morris ...... 3-2 W Antonini (2), Moody 38-3 22-2 1-29 9/11 at Penn State ...... 1-6 L O'Brien 4-22 5-11 10-1 9/16 #19 DELAWARE ...... 2-1 W O'Brien, Antonini 7-9 6-7 4-2 9/21 at Lafayette ...... 2-3 L Moody, Mannion 13-13 6-5 5-4 9/25 RUTGERS ...... 3-1 W O'Brien, Antonini (2) 8-10 6-11 3-2 9/30 COLUMBIA ...... 4-1 W O'Brien (2), Antonini (2) 9-8 1-3 3-3

! 10/02 at Georgetown ...... 2-1 W Luft, O'Brien 12-3 12-3 2-6 e i 10/07 * LA SALLE ...... 2OT - 1-2 L Antonini 14-8 9-6 4-6 D

10/09 * WEST CHESTER ...... 5-2 W Luft (2), O'Brien, Casserly, O'Brien 16-10 4-6 4-4 r 10/11 DREXEL ...... 0-1 L 8-8 4-5 3-4 e v 10/14 * at Richmond ...... 1-9 L Antonini 3-36 2-13 16-1 e 10/16 * at Saint Louis ...... 2-1 W Luft, O'Brien 7-12 4-6 8-1 N

l 10/19 at #17 Villanova ...... 0-2 L 9-12 8-7 7-5 l i 10/21 * MASSACHUSETTS ...... 4-3 W O'Brien (2), Luft, Moody 14-13 4-8 7-6 W

10/23 * RHODE ISLAND . .2OT^ - 2-3 L Antonini, Miller 30-13 13-6 7-17 k 10/29 * at Temple ...... 1-2 L Casserly 10-10 2-2 4-7 w 11/04 ** vs #20 Richmond ...... 1-3 L Luft 10-13 7-4 7-5 a

H ...... TOTAL 254-236 133-127 111-126

e HOME MATCHES IN CAPS h * Atlantic 10 games ** Atlantic 10 Tournament games ^-Game decided by strokes (#--)-NFHCA Ranking at time of game T

12 Saint Joseph’s University ATLANTIC 10 CONFERENCE

On March 2, 1975, the idea of what is Duquesne won its first-ever men’s title and now the Atlantic 10 Conference was con- La Salle won its fourth women’s crown in ceived. What started as an eight-school, the last five years. In field hockey, men’s basketball-only affiliation has grown Richmond ended the season ranked 19th Atlantic 10 Conference into a 14-university, 21-sport league that is nationally after going unbeaten in 230 South Broad Street universally hailed as one of the best confer- Conference play for the third straight year in Suite 1700 ences in the country. advancing to the NCAAs. That growth and prominence is a The men’s golf season was the most Philadelphia, PA 19102 direct result of the ideals and commitments successful in Atlantic 10 history as league (215) 545-6678 of the member institutions of the Atlantic 10 champion Charlotte was joined by George Fax: (215) 545-3342 - the University of Dayton, Duquesne Washington, Rhode Island, Richmond, and www.atlantic10.org University, Fordham University, The George Xavier in the NCAA Tournament, marking Washington University, La Salle University, the first time ever that five A-10 schools Atlantic 10 Conference University of Massachusetts, University of earned postseason bids. Charlotte, which North Carolina at Charlotte, University of won the title in its first season as a member Staff Directory Rhode Island, University of Richmond, St. of the A-10, reached the national finals for Bonaventure University, Saint Joseph's the first time in school history. University, Saint Louis University, Temple Richmond won its first-ever women’s Commissioner University, and Xavier University. lacrosse regular season title and its second Linda Bruno The Atlantic 10 Conference, with a total tournament title in advancing to the NCAA population of nearly 73 million people with- Tournament. In addition to Richmond, St. Assoc. Commissioner/Compliance in its geographic footprint of eight states Bonaventure earned a national ranking in Jackie Campbell and the District of Columbia, will crown 2006, the first-ever in school history. The champions in 21 sports this season: base- Massachusetts women’s rowing team won Assoc. Commissioner/Public Relations ball, men's and women's bas- its 11th straight A-10 title, Ray Cella ketball, men's and women's building upon its league cross country, field hockey, record for the most con- men's golf, women’s secutive tournament Asst. Commissioner/Championships lacrosse, men's and championships won by any Celene McGowan women's indoor and out- team in any sport. Rhode door track & field, women's rowing, men's Island won the A-10 Men’s Soccer Asst. Director of Championships and women's soccer, softball, men's and Championship, while Saint Louis won the Brad Jones women's swimming & diving, men's and women’s regular season and tournament women's tennis, and women's volleyball. titles and advanced to the second round of Assoc. Director of Communications Xavier became the first team in NCAA the NCAA Tournament. Steve Haug history to win four games in four days at its In softball, UMass won its 18th league league’s men’s basketball tournament twice championship and an automatic bid to the when it won the 2006 A-10 title (previously NCAA Tournament, advancing to the Super Assoc. Director of Communications done in 2004). The Musketeers earned the Regional round. St. Bonaventure won its AnnMarie Person Atlantic 10's automatic bid to the NCAA first A-10 men’s swimming & diving crown Tournament and were joined by George since 1999 and the Richmond women Assistant to the Commissioner Washington, which became just the fourth claimed their fifth straight title. Richmond Charisse Davidson team in league history to go unbeaten in captured its third straight men’s and Conference play. The Colonials, who at one women’s tennis championships and the w

Finance Assistant w time had the nation’s longest winning accompanying NCAA automatic berths.

Sudha Suryadevara w streak (18 games), were ranked as high as Charlotte took the men’s and women’s . sixth in the national polls. In addition, indoor and outdoor track & field titles. In s Compliance Assistant j Charlotte, Saint Joseph’s, and Temple volleyball, Dayton won its third straight u earned NIT bids. In women’s basketball, Conference crown to earn the league’s auto- Nicole Undercuffler h a

Temple won its third-straight A-10 title and matic NCAA bid. w

was joined by George Washington in the In all, 392 teams have represented the k

NCAA Tournament. Charlotte, Saint Atlantic 10 Conference in postseason play s .

Joseph’s, and Xavier garnered WNIT bids. since the 1976-77 season. c Saint Louis won the A-10 baseball o m championship and earned its first NCAA berth since 1966. In cross country,

2006 Field Hockey 13 ATLANTIC 10 STATISTICS YEAR-BY-YEAR RECORDS 2005 STANDINGS 2005 ALL-CONFERENCE Offensive Player of the Year: Whitney Wells, Richmond Overall Atlantic 10 Defensive Player of the Year: Allie Howard, Richmond TEAM ...... W L PCT. W L PCT. Rookie of the Year: Jamie Adams, Rhode Island 1. *Richmond . . . . .7 0 1.000 16 6 .727 Student-Athlete of the Year: Jamie Bawden, Massachuestts 2. Temple ...... 6 1 .857 11 10 .524 Co-Coach of the Year: Amanda Janney, Temple 3. Massachusetts .4 3 .571 8 13 .381 Co-Coach of the Year: Maria Whitehead, Saint Louis 4. Saint Joseph's . .3 4 .429 10 10 .500 5. Saint Louis . . . .3 4 .429 7 11 .389 6. La Salle ...... 2 5 .286 4 16 .200 ALL-CONFERENCE FIRST TEAM ALL-CONFERENCE HONORABLE MENTION 7. Rhode Island . .2 5 .286 7 10 .412 Nicole Antonini Saint Joseph’s F Jr. Carin Boone Saint Louis F Sr. 8. West Chester . .1 6 .143 8 10 .444 Jaime Bawden Massachusetts B Sr. Amy Comstock La Salle M Jr. *-Atlantic 10 Regular Season and Tournament Champion Patricia Borneo Massachusetts M Sr. Jenna Frankenfield West Chester F Sr. Lindsey Holman Temple F Jr. Melissa Fritze Temple F Sr. 2005 STATISTICS Allie Howard Richmond M Sr. Allison Geiger La Salle B Jr. Alli Lokey Temple M So. Hilary Moody Saint Joseph’s B Sr. Lauren Luft Saint Joseph’s F Jr. Katelyn Orlando Massachusetts F Fr. SCORING Katelyn O’Brien Saint Joseph’s F Sr. Lesley Russell Richmond B Sr. Name (School) ...... GP GLS AST PTS Shannon Taylor Richmond F So. Emily Simone La Salle M Sr. 1. Shannon Taylor, UR . . .22 18 11 47 Whitney Wells Richmond F Sr. Michelle Sinclair Saint Louis B Jr. 2. Nicole Antonini, SJU . .20 13 4 30 Amy Wasserman Saint Louis G So. M.J. Britt Rhode Island G So. 3. Katelyn O’Brien, SJU .20 13 3 29 Erin Hanshue Temple G Fr. Whitney Wells, UR . . . .22 13 3 29 5. Lauren Luft, SJU . . . . .18 9 6 24 ALL-CONFERENCE SECOND TEAM ATLANTIC 10 ACADEMIC ALL-CONFERENCE Jamie Adams Rhode Island M Fr. Jaime Bawden Massachusetts Sr. B GOALKEEPING Amy Brown Rhode Island M Sr. Amy Brown Rhode Island Sr. F Name (School) ...... GP GA MIN GAA Megan Glielmi West Chester F Sr. Rebecca Cunfer Saint Joseph’s So. G 1. Michelle Swartz, UR . . . .21 28 1377:15 1.42 Michelle LaForce Richmond B Sr. Shelley Meier Saint Joseph’sSr.M 2. Erin Hanshue, TU ...... 20 32 1350:03 1.66 Kristin Lueders Saint Louis M So. Jillian Moser La Salle Jr. F 3. Amy Wasserman, SLU . .18 37 1273:25 2.03 Jodi Murphy Richmond M Sr. Jill Mueller Saint Louis Sr. B 4. Rebecca Cunfer, SJU . . .20 45 1448:39 2.17 Ashley Shepps Temple B Sr. Kelly Olinger West Chester Sr. B 5. Becky Letourneau, UM . .19 44 1287:50 2.39 Katie Stevenson Temple B Sr. Ashley Shepps Temple Sr. B Mary Ellen Wells West Chester F Sr. Michelle Sinclair Saint Louis Jr. B Katelyn Woolfrey Massachusetts B Sr. Michelle Swartz Richmond Sr. G Michelle Swartz Richmond G Sr.

OPPONENT SID DIRECTORY OPPONENT DATE HEAD COACH SID PHONE/FAX SID E-MAIL WEBSITE GEORGETOWN 8/26 Laurie Carroll Diana Palupa 202-687-6564/2491 [email protected] www.guhoyas.com UMBC 9/02 Lauren Fuchs Jessica Bernheim 410-455-1530/3994 [email protected] www.umbcretrievers.com at Penn 9/06 Val Cloud TBA 215-898-1748/1747 TBA www.pennathletics.com vs. Michigan State 9/09 Rolf van de Kerkhof Ashley Johnson 517-355-2271/9636 [email protected] www.msuspartans.com ! at James Madison 9/10 Antoinette Lucas Milla Sue Wisecarver 540-568-6154/3703 [email protected] www.jmusports.com e i at Drexel 9/13 Denise Zelenak Britt Faulstick 215-895-1570/2038 [email protected] www.drexeldragons.com D FAIRFIELD 9/16 Jackie Kane Jack Jones 203-254-4116/4117 [email protected] www.fairfieldstags.com r e at Delaware 9/17 Carol Miller Marci Lippert 302-831-2186/8653 [email protected] www.udel.edu/sportsinfo v LAFAYETTE 9/20 Ann Gold Tracy Nelson 610-330-5003/5519 [email protected] www.goleopards.com e

N at Rutgers 9/26 Liz Tchou Mike Basford 732-445-4200/3636 [email protected] www.scarletknights.com l

l LONGWOOD 9/30 Nancy Joel Christina O’Brien 434-395-2718/2568 [email protected] www.longwoodlancers.com i at Rhode Island 10/06 Stacey Bean Jodi Pontbriand 401-874-5356/5354 [email protected] www.gorhody.com W

at Massachusetts 10/08 Patty Shea Seth Gerard 413-577-0053/1556 [email protected] www.umassathletics.com k at West Chester 10/13 Kathy Krannebitter Tom DiCamillo 610-436-3316/2966 [email protected] www.wcupagoldenrams.com w

a at La Salle 10/15 Sarah Catlin Sue Senner 215-951-1605/1694 [email protected] www.goexplorers.com

H VILLANOVA 10/18 Joanie Milhous Megan Bradshaw 610-519-5927/7323 [email protected] www.villanova.com

e SAINT LOUIS 10/20 Marcie Boyer Chris O’Connor 314-977-3462/7193 [email protected] www.slubillikens.com h RICHMOND 10/22 Ange Bradley Scott Meyer 804-287-6313/8820 [email protected] www.richmondspiders.com T TEMPLE 10/28 Amanda Janney Brian Beacham 215-204-7445/7499 [email protected] www.owlsports.com

14 Saint Joseph’s University YEAR-BY-YEAR RECORDS

OVERALL CONFERENCE YEAR W L T PCT W L T PCT PLACE GP GA COACH 1975 7 1 0 .875 independent 38 10 Faith Bascombe 1976 8 4 1 .615 independent 33 26 Faith Bascombe 1977 13 2 0 .867 independent * * Faith Bascombe 1978 8 6 2 .563 independent * * Anne Egger 1979 6 8 2 .429 independent * * Anne Egger 1980 5 7 1 .423 independent 20 29 Dorie Leahy 1981 6 6 1 .500 independent 17 20 Dorie Leahy 1982 8 4 1 .654 independent 23 16 Dorie Leahy 1983 9 2 1 .792 independent 31 9 Dolly Trainer 1984 10 3 0 .769 independent 32 14 Dolly Trainer 1985 13 2 0 .867 independent 46 10 Dolly Trainer 1986 13 5 0 .722 independent 57 25 Dolly Trainer 1987 10 7 1 .583 independent 33 22 Barbara Linebarger 1988 10 8 1 .553 0 2 0 .000 3rd 33 22 Barbara Linebarger 1989 3 10 2 .267 1 4 0 .200 4th-T 14 35 Barbara Black 1990 5 12 2 .316 0 5 0 .000 6th 26 42 Michelle Finegan 1991 6 12 1 .342 0 4 0 .000 5th 16 36 Michelle Finegan 1992 5 13 2 .300 1 3 0 .250 3rd-T 14 37 Michelle Finegan 1993 8 9 1 .472 0 3 1 .125 5th 24 21 Michelle Finegan 1994 13 7 1 .643 1 3 0 .250 4th 41 26 Michelle Finegan 1995 16 6 0 .727 4 0 0 1.000 1st 52 25 Michelle Finegan 1996 8 12 0 .400 2 3 0 .400 4th-T 35 48 Christina Speer 1997 3 17 0 .150 1 4 0 .200 5th 20 57 Christina Speer 1998 7 12 0 .368 2 3 0 .400 4th-T 28 43 Joan Broderick 1999 11 8 0 .579 2 3 0 .400 4th 42 49 Joan Broderick 2000 5 14 0 .263 0 5 0 .000 6th 19 44 Joan Broderick 2001 9 10 0 .474 3 3 0 .500 3rd 29 30 Joan Broderick 2002 9 9 0 .500 3 3 0 .500 4th 29 38 Joan Broderick 2003 7 11 0 .388 3 3 0 .500 3rd 25 48 Michelle Finegan 2004 11 8 0 .579 3 3 0 .500 3rd 46 30 Michelle Finegan 2005 10 10 0 .500 3 4 0 .428 4th 43 47 Michelle Finegan TOTAL 262 245 18 .516 29 58 1 .335 866 859 31 years Conference Affiliations: 1988-Present: Atlantic 10 Conference (1988 Western Division) w w w . s j u h a w k s . c o m Michelle Finegan (top right) helped the 1995 Hawks capture both the Atlantic 10 regular and postseason crowns, the only team in school history to do so. That team set a school record for wins (16) and finished the season ranked #17 in the nation.

2006 Field Hockey 15 HONORS AND AWARDS DEPARTMENTAL LEADERS ATLANTIC 10 HONORS NATIONAL/REGIONAL HONORS Coach of the Year Rookie of the Year 1995 Michelle Finegan 1992 Hayley Davidson NFHCA ALL-AMERICAN ALL-MID-ATLANTIC REGION 2003 Michelle Finegan 1998 Vanessa Cardinale 1986 Linda Buonanno . . . . .1st 1986 Linda Buonanno . . . . .1st 1999 Brett Dymarczyk 1995 Hayley Davidson . . . . .3rd 1986 Paula Nicastro ...... 1st Defensive Player of the Year 2003 Nicole Antonini 1990 Liz Burns ...... 1st 1993 Dani Bleam 2004 Rebecca Cunfer U.S. OLYMPIC FESTIVAL 1994 Dani Bleam ...... 2nd 1986 Linda Buonanno (South) 1994 Hayley Davidson . . . .2nd Student-Athlete of the Year 1995 Dani Bleam ...... 1st 2002 Kathy Sokalski NFHCA SENIOR ALL-STAR GAME 1995 Hayley Davidson . . . . .1st 1995 Heather McAleer 1995 Heather McAleer . . . .2nd 1995 Krissy Holak 1995 Carolyn Wood ...... 2nd 1996 Carolyn Wood 1998 K.C. Dougherty . . . . .2nd 1998 K.C. Dougherty* 2001 Brett Dymarczyk . . . .2nd 1999 Siobhan Leavy 2004 Nicole Antonini . . . . .2nd 2001 Lauren Bradley* 2005 Katelyn O’Brien ...... 1st 2005 Katelyn O’Brien 2005 Nicole Antonini . . . . .2nd *Alternate MID-ATLANTIC ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICA COACH OF THE YEAR 2001 Katie Helder District - 2nd 1995 Michelle Finegan Dani Bleam Kathy Sokalski Brett Dymarczyk Region II All-American ALL-ATLANTIC 10 ALL-ATLANTIC 10 1988 Debbie Black ...... HM 1988 Debbie Black ...... 1st* 1998 Donna Burke ...... 1st* 1988 Liz Burns ...... 1st* 1998 K.C. Dougherty ...... 1st* PAIAW ALL-STAR 1989 Lori Adamczyk ...... 1st* 1999 Pam Bilger ...... 1st* 1984 Paula Nicastro ALL-PHILADELPHIA 1989 Kate Foley ...... 1st* 1999 Donna Burke ...... 1st* 1986 Linda Buonanno 2002 Brett Dymarczyk 1990 Liz Burns ...... 1st* 1999 Siobhan Leavy ...... 1st* 1986 Stephanie Gurski 2002 Amie Schmoltze 1991 Shannon Carroll ...... 1st 2000 Natasha Pronga . . . . .1st* 1986 Paula Nicastro 2003 Nicole Antonini 1991 Chris Speer ...... 1st 2001 Lauren Bradley ...... 1st* 1987 Debbie Black 2003 Katelyn O’Brien 1991 Kelly McCann ...... 2nd 2001 Kelly Butler ...... 1st* 1987 Paula Nicastro 2004 Nicole Antonini 1991 Sara Turnbull ...... 2nd 2001 Brett Dymarczyk . . . . .1st* 1987 Chris Rees 2004 Katelyn O’Brien 1992 Meghan O’Brien . . . . .1st* 2001 Natasha Pronga . . . . .1st* 1988 Debbie Black 2005 Nicole Antonini 1993 Dani Bleam ...... 1st 2001 Kathy Sokalski ...... 1st* 1988 Liz Burns 2005 Lauren Luft 1993 Regina Johnson ...... 1st 2002 Kelly Butler ...... 1st* 2005 Katelyn O’Brien 1993 Kristi Burke ...... HM 2002 Amie Schmoltze . . . . .1st* 1993 Hayley Davidson . . . . .HM 2002 Kristin Teklinsky . . . . .1st* 1993 Lisa Fasano ...... HM 2003 Amie Schmoltze . . . . .1st* ACADEMIC ALL-ATLANTIC 10 ACADEMIC ALL-ATLANTIC 10 1993 Jeannine Sweeney . . . .HM 2003 Nicole Antonini ...... 1st* 1994 Dani Bleam ...... 1st 2004 Nicole Antonini ...... 1st* 1988 Lori Adamczyk 1996 Becky Swissler 1994 Hayley Davidson ...... 1st 2004 Lauren Luft ...... 1st* 1988 Caroline Friel 1996 Mary Ellen Timothy 1994 Regina Johnson ...... HM 2004 Katelyn O’Brien ...... 1st* 1988 Nicole Buranovsky 1996 Carolyn Wood 1994 Melanie Taube ...... HM 2005 Nicole Antonini ...... 1st 1989 Lori Adamczyk 1998 Donna Burke 1995 Dani Bleam ...... 1st* 2005 Lauren Luft ...... 1st 1989 Meghan O’Brien 1999 Pam Bilger 1995 Heather McAleer . . . . .1st* 2005 Katelyn O’Brien ...... 1st 1989 Deanna Pinto 1999 Donna Burke 1995 Melanie Taube ...... 1st* 2005 Hilary Moody ...... HM 1990 Lori Adamczyk 1999 Siobhan Leavy ! 1990 Meghan O’Brien 2000 Katie Helder e 1996 Carolyn Wood ...... 1st* * Only One Team Awarded i 1997 Janna Watts ...... 1st* 1990 Deanna Pinto 2001 Kelly Butler D

1991 Kristi Burke 2001 Katie Helder r e 1991 Meghan O’Brien 2001 Natasha Pronga

v ATLANTIC 10 ALL-TOURNAMENT ATLANTIC 10 ALL-TOURNAMENT 1991 Deanna Pinto 2001 Kathy Sokalski e

N 1992 Kristi Burke 2002 Kelly Butler

1992 Meghan O’Brien 1999 Siobhan Leavy l

l 1992 Meghan O’Brien 2002 Natasha Pronga i 1992 Chris Speer 2001 Natasha Pronga 1992 Deanna Pinto 2002 Kathy Sokalski

W 1995 Dani Bleam 2001 Kathy Sokalski 1992 Jeannine Sweeney 2003 Amie Schmoltze

k 1995 Hayley Davidson-MVP 2002 Brett Dymarczyk 1993 Kristi Burke 2004 Annie Harkins

w 1995 Melanie Taube 2002 Natasha Pronga 1993 Jeannine Sweeney 2005 Rebecca Cunfer a 1995 Carolyn Wood 2003 Courtney Huff

H 1995 Becky Swissler 2005 Shelley Meier

1998 Donna Burke 2004 Lauren Luft e 1998 Siobhan Leavy 2005 Lauren Luft h

T 1999 Pam Bilger 2005 Katelyn O’Brien 1999 Donna Burke 2005 Katie Young

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YEAR GOALS ASSISTS POINTS SHOTS 1982 Spohrer ...... 8 B. Black ...... 5 Spohrer ...... 18 N/A 1983 Buonanno ...... 10 Spohrer ...... 6 Buonanno ...... 25 N/A 1984 Nicastro ...... 8 Buonanno ...... 2 Nicastro ...... 16 N/A 1985 Buonanno ...... 22 Buonanno ...... 10 Buonanno ...... 54 N/A 1986 Buonanno ...... 31 Veit ...... 10 Buonanno ...... 66 N/A 1987 Kelley ...... 10 Giglio/Nicastro ...... 3 Kelley ...... 22 Nicastro ...... 103 1988 Burns ...... 11 Black/Foley ...... 3 Burns ...... 23 Black ...... 104 1989 Burns ...... 5 Three tied with ...... 3 Burns ...... 11 Burns ...... 29 1990 Burns ...... 12 Carroll/Pinto ...... 3 Burns ...... 25 Burns ...... 69 1991 Carroll ...... 5 Dunn ...... 4 Speer ...... 11 Carroll ...... 79 1992 Davidson ...... 7 Dunn ...... 5 Davidson ...... 14 Davidson ...... 56 1993 Three tied with ...... 5 Bleam ...... 9 Bleam ...... 19 Bleam...... 55 1994 Taube ...... 8 Bleam ...... 6 Taube ...... 21 Taube ...... 71 1995 Wood ...... 11 Bleam ...... 11 Wood ...... 31 Davidson ...... 114 1996 Feite/Watts ...... 6 Watts ...... 13 Watts ...... 25 Dougherty/Wood ...... 65 1997 Watts ...... 6 Timothy/Watts ...... 5 Watts ...... 17 Watts ...... 40 1998 Burke, D...... 8 Dougherty/Walsh ...... 6 Burke ...... 20 Burke ...... 80 1999 Dymarczyk ...... 11 Leavy ...... 12 Leavy ...... 28 Dymarczyk ...... 40 2000 Dymarczyk/Sokalski ...... 5 Sokalski ...... 7 Sokalski ...... 17 Schmoltze ...... 45 2001 Three tied with ...... 7 Butler ...... 5 Butler ...... 19 Sokalski ...... 41 2002 Butler ...... 9 Dankovitch ...... 6 Butler ...... 20 Schmoltze ...... 35 2003 Antonini ...... 9 O’Brien ...... 5 Antonini ...... 21 O’Brien...... 58 2004 Antonini ...... 15 Antonini ...... 15 Antonini ...... 45 Antonini ...... 69 2005 Antonini/O’Brien ...... 13 Luft ...... 7 Antonini ...... 30 O’Brien...... 60

Kelly Butler Lauren Bradley Liz Burns Joanie Fedesco

YEAR WINS SHUTOUTS SAVES GAA 1982 Seger ...... 8 Seger ...... 7 Seger ...... 121 Seger ...... 1.23 1983 Seger ...... 9 Seger ...... 5 Seger ...... 29 Seger ...... 0.91 1984 Seger ...... 10 Seger ...... 6 Seger ...... 99 Seger ...... 0.86 1985 Friel ...... 13 Friel ...... 8 Friel ...... 77 Friel...... 0.67 1986 Gamble ...... 10 Gamble ...... 1 Gamble ...... 79 Friel...... 1.28 1987 Gamble ...... 9 Gamble ...... 4 Gamble ...... 108 Gamble ...... 1.05 1988 Friel ...... 7 Friel ...... 3 Friel ...... 87 Friel...... 1.54 1989 Van Blunk ...... 2 Van Blunk ...... 1 Van Blunk ...... 82 Van Blunk ...... 1.79 1990 Van Blunk ...... 3 Van Blunk ...... 2 Van Blunk ...... 165 Van Blunk ...... 2.30

1991 Van Blunk ...... 5 Van Blunk ...... 3 Van Blunk ...... 186 Van Blunk ...... 1.83 w

1992 Fasano ...... 3 Fasano ...... 4 Fasano ...... 136 Fasano ...... 1.49 w 1993 Fasano ...... 8 Fasano ...... 6 Fasano ...... 167 Fasano ...... 1.12 w 1994 Fedesco ...... 13 Fedesco ...... 7 Fedesco ...... 127 Fedesco...... 1.17 .

1995 Fedesco ...... 15 Fedesco ...... 6 Fedesco ...... 110 Fedesco...... 1.20 s j

1996 Fedesco ...... 7 Fedesco ...... 2 Fedesco ...... 127 Fedesco...... 2.49 u

1997 Mevoli ...... 3 Mevoli ...... 1 Mevoli ...... 197 Mevoli ...... 2.85 h 1998 Cardinale ...... 7 Cardinale ...... 1 Cardinale ...... 134 Cardinale...... 2.21 a 1999 Bradley ...... 10 Bradley ...... 3 Bradley ...... 158 Bradley ...... 2.57 w 2000 Bradley ...... 4 Bradley ...... 1 Bradley ...... 121 Bradley ...... 2.22 k s

2001 Bradley ...... 9 Bradley ...... 5 Bradley ...... 181 Bradley ...... 1.52 . 2002 Huff ...... 9 Huff ...... 3 Huff ...... 117 Huff...... 2.07 c 2003 Huff ...... 7 Huff ...... 1 Huff ...... 166 Huff...... 2.49 o m 2004 Cunfer ...... 9 Cunfer ...... 6 Cunfer ...... 56 Cunfer ...... 1.41 2005 Cunfer ...... 10 Cunfer ...... 1 Cunfer ...... 109 Cunfer ...... 2.17

2006 Field Hockey 17 SINGLE SEASON LEADERS CAREER LEADERS

GOALS SAVES NO. PLAYER (YEAR) ...... GLS NO. PLAYER (YEAR) ...... SVS TEAM RECORDS 1. Linda Buonanno (1986) ...... 31 1. Andreanna Mevoli (1997) ...... 197 2. Linda Buonanno (1985) ...... 22 2. Danya Van Blunk (1990) ...... 186 3. Paula Nicastro (1986) ...... 16 3. Lauren Bradley (2001) ...... 181 4. Nicole Antonini (2004) ...... 15 4. Lisa Fasano (1993) ...... 167 GAME: 5. Nicole Antonini (2005) ...... 13 5. Courtney Huff (2003) ...... 166 Most Goals ...... 8, vs. Robert Morris 9/12/04 Most Assists ...... 8, vs. Temple, 11/04/95 6. Katelyn O’Brien (2005) ...... 13 6. Danya Van Blunk (1990) ...... 165 Most Shots ...... 51, vs. Phila. Textile, 10/3/85 7. Liz Burns (1990) ...... 12 7. Lauren Bradley (1999) ...... 158 Most Saves ...... 27, vs. Lafayette, 9/24/03 8. Liz Burns (1988) ...... 11 8. Lisa Fasano (1992) ...... 136 Carolyn Wood (1995) ...... 11 9. Vanessa Cardinale (1998) ...... 134 SEASON: Brett Dymarczyk (1999) ...... 11 10. Joan Fedesco (1994) ...... 127 Most Goals ...... 57 (1986) 11. Linda Buonanno (1983) ...... 10 Joan Fedesco (1996) ...... 127 Fewest Goals ...... 14 (1989 & 1992) Kathy Kelley (1987) ...... 10 Most Assists ...... 45 (1995) Melanie Taube (1995) ...... 10 Fewest Assists ...... 3 (1989) Most Points ...... 149 (1995) ASSISTS SHUTOUTS Fewest Points ...... 31 (1989) NO. PLAYER (YEAR) ...... AST NO. PLAYER (YEAR) ...... SHO Most Shots ...... 493 (1995) 1. Nicole Antonini (2004) ...... 15 1. Caroline Friel (1985) ...... 8 Most Saves ...... 219 (1992) 2. Janna Watts (1996) ...... 13 2. Kathy Seger (1982) ...... 7 Most Shutouts ...... 9 (1977) 3. Siobahn Leavy (1999) ...... 12 Joan Fedesco (1994) ...... 7 Goals Against Avg.* ...... 0.67 (1985) 4. Dani Bleam (1995) ...... 11 4. Kathy Segar (1984) ...... 6 5. Sue Veit (1986) ...... 10 Lisa Fasano (1993) ...... 6 MISCELLANEOUS: Linda Buonanno (1985) ...... 10 Joan Fedesco (1995) ...... 6 Longest Winning Streak ...... 12 (1985-86) Longest Losing Streak ...... 9 (1992) Melanie Taube (1995) ...... 10 Rebecca Cunfer (2004) ...... 6 Carly Pasceri (1999) ...... 10 8. Kathy Segar (1983) ...... 5 9. Dani Bleam (1993) ...... 9 Lauren Bradley (2001) ...... 5 INDIVIDUAL RECORDS Carolyn Wood (1995) ...... 9 10. Lisa Fasano (1992) ...... 4 Christine Gamble (1987) ...... 4

POINTS (G-A-PTS) GOALS AGAINST AVG. (min. 5 GMS) GAME: NO. PLAYER (YEAR) ...... PTS NO. PLAYER (YEAR) ...... GAA Most Goals . . .4 by L. Burns vs. Fairfield 9/29/90 1. Linda Buonanno (1986) ...... 31-4-66 1. Caroline Friel (1985) ...... 0.67 . . .and K. O’Brien vs. Robert Morris 9/12/04 2. Linda Buonanno (1985) ...... 22-10-54 2. Kathy Segar (1984) ...... 0.86 Most Assists .4 by D. Bleam vs. Temple 11/04/95 3. Nicole Antonini (2004) ...... 15-15-45 3. Kathy Segar (1983) ...... 0.91 . .and N. Antonini vs. Robert Morris 9/12/04 4. Paula Nicastro (1986) ...... 16-4-36 4. Chris Gamble (1987) ...... 1.05 Most Saves . .27 by C. Huff vs. Lafayette, 9/24/03 5. Carolyn Wood (1995) ...... 11-9-31 5. Lisa Fasano (1993) ...... 1.12 6. Melanie Taube (1995) ...... 10-10-30 6. Joan Fedesco (1994) ...... 1.17 SEASON: 7. Nicole Antonini (2005) ...... 13-4-30 7. Joan Fedesco (1995) ...... 1.20 Most Goals ...... 31, Linda Buonanno (1986) 8. Katelyn O’Brien (2005) ...... 13-3-29 8. Kathy Segar (1982) ...... 1.23 Most Assists ...... 15, Nicole Antonini (2004) 9. Siobhan Leavy (1999) ...... 8-12-28 9. Caroline Friel (1986) ...... 1.28 Most Points ...... 66, Linda Buonanno (1986) Most Shots ...... 114, Hayley Davidson (1995) 10. Linda Buonanno (1983) ...... 10-5-25 10. Judy Morrissey (1987) ...... 1.36 Most Saves ...... 197, Andreana Mevoli (1997) Liz Burns (1990) ...... 12-1-25 Most Shutouts ...... 9, Donna Besa (1977) Janna Watts (1996) ...... 6-13-25 Most Victories ...... 15, Joanie Fedesco (1995) Goals Against Avg.* . .0.67, Caroline Friel (1985) SHOTS (1987-present) NO.PLAYER (YEAR) ...... SHOTS CAREER:

! 1. Hayley Davidson (1995) ...... 114 Most Games . . . .80, Hayley Davidson (1992-95) e i 2. Debbie Black (1988) ...... 104 ...... K.C. Dougherty (1994-98) D

3. Paula Nicastro (1987) ...... 103 Most Starts . . . . .77, Hayley Davidson (1992-95) r 4. Melanie Taube (1995) ...... 101 Consecutive Starts75, Natasha Pronga (1999-02) e v 5. Donna Burke (1998) ...... 80 Most Goals ...... 66, Linda Buonanno (1983-86) e 6. Shannon Carroll (1991) ...... 79 Most Assists ...... 26, Dani Bleam (1992-95) N

Most Points . . . . .86, Linda Buonanno (1983-86)

l 7. K.C. Dougherty (1998) ...... 76 l i 8. Carolyn Wood (1995) ...... 70 Most Shots . . . .281, Hayley Davidson (1992-95) Most Saves . . . . .464, Lauren Bradley (1998-01) W 9. Liz Burns (1990) ...... 69 Most Shutouts ...... 18, Kate Segar (1981-84) k Nicole Antonini (2004) ...... 69 Most Victories . . . .35, Joanie Fedesco (1993-96) w

a Goals Against Avg. . .0.99, Kate Segar (1981-84) H

e • Records Include Years 1982-Present •

h Nicole Antonini set an SJU record with 15

T assists in 2004.

18 Saint Joseph’s University CAREER LEADERS

GAMES SHOTS (1987-present) NO. PLAYER (YEAR) ...... GMS NO.PLAYER (YEAR) ...... SHOTS 1. Hayley Davidson (1992-95) ...... 80 1. Hayley Davidson (1992-95) ...... 281 KC Dougherty (1994-98) ...... 80 2. Katelyn O’Brien (2002-05) ...... 181 3. Carolyn Wood (1993-96) ...... 79 3. Carolyn Wood (1993-96) ...... 175 4. Siobhan Leavy (1995-99) ...... 78 4. Liz Burns (1987-90) ...... 174 5. Dani Bleam (1992-95) ...... 77 5. Melanie Taube (1994-95) ...... 172 Julie Salmon (1992-95) ...... 77 6. Debbie Black (1985-88) ...... 169 7. Carly Pasceri (1997-00) ...... 76 7. KC Dougherty (1994-98) ...... 165 8. Heather McAleer (1992-95) ...... 75 8. Dani Bleam (1992-95) ...... 160 Natasha Pronga (1999-02) ...... 75 9. Amie Schmoltze (2000-03) ...... 154 10. Lori Juzwiak (1991-94) ...... 74 10. Shannon Carroll (1988-91) ...... 148 Kathy Sokalski (1999-02) ...... 74 11. Donna Burke (1996-99) ...... 144 Angela Hanna (2001-04) ...... 74 Nicole Antonini (2003-05) ...... 144 Shannon Scott (2001-04) ...... 74

GOALS SAVES NO.PLAYER (YEARS) ...... GLS NO. PLAYER (YEAR) ...... SVS 1. Linda Buonanno (1983-86) ...... 67 1. Lauren Bradley (1998-01) ...... 464 2. Paula Nicastro (1984-87) ...... 41 2. Danya Van Blunk (1988-91) ...... 450 3. Nicole Antonini (2003-05) ...... 37 3. Lisa Fasano (1990-93) ...... 372 4. Liz Burns (1987-90) ...... 31 4. Joan Fedesco (1993-96) ...... 366 5. Hayley Davidson (1992-95) ...... 28 5. Courtney Huff (2000-03) ...... 295 Katelyn O’Brien (2002-05) ...... 28 6. Kathy Segar (1981-84) ...... 249 7. Brett Dymarczyk (1999-01) ...... 27 7. Chris Gamble (1986-87) ...... 202 8. Donna Burke (1996-99) ...... 23 8. Andreanna Mevoli (1997) ...... 197 9. Kathy Sokalski (1999-02) ...... 22 9. Caroline Friel (1985-88) ...... 185 Lauren Luft (2003-05) ...... 22 10. Rebecca Cunfer (2004-05) ...... 165 11. Margie Spohrer (1982-84) ...... 20 10. Vanessa Cardinale (1998-99) ...... 136 Barb Black (1982-85) ...... 20 Carolyn Wood (1993-96) ...... 20

ASSISTS SHUTOUTS NO. PLAYER (YEARS) ...... AST NO. PLAYER (YEARS) ...... SHO 1. Dani Bleam (1992-95) ...... 26 1. Kathy Segar (1981-84) ...... 18 2. Carolyn Wood (1993-96) ...... 24 2. Joan Fedesco (1993-96) ...... 15 3. Nicole Antonini (2003-05) ...... 22 3. Lisa Fasano (1990-93) ...... 12 4. Linda Buonanno (1983-86) ...... 21 4. Caroline Friel (1985-88) ...... 11 5. Janna Watts (1994-97) ...... 19 5. Lauren Bradley (1998-01) ...... 9 6. Kathy Sokalski (1999-02) ...... 18 6. Rebecca Cunfer (2004-05) ...... 7 7. Melanie Taube (1994-95) ...... 15 7. Danya Van Blunk (1988-91) ...... 6 8. Debbie Black (1985-88) ...... 14 8. Chris Gamble (1986-87) ...... 5 Siobhan Leavy (1995-99) ...... 14 9. Courtney Huff (2000-02) ...... 4 Carly Pasceri (1997-00) ...... 14 10. Celia Ashton (1995-96) ...... 2 Lauren Luft (2003-05) ...... 14

POINTS (G-A-PTS) GOALS AGAINST AVERAGE w

NO.PLAYER (YEARS) ...... G-A-PTS NO.PLAYER (YEARS) ...... GAA w 1. Linda Buonanno (1983-86) . . . .67-21-155 1. Kathy Segar (1981-84) ...... 0.99 w 2. Nicole Antonini (2003-05) . . . .37-22-96 2. Caroline Friel (1985-88) ...... 1.15 .

3. Paula Nicastro (1984-87) ...... 41-8-90 3. Chris Gamble (1986-87) ...... 1.23 s j

4. Liz Burns (1987-90) ...... 31-5-67 4. Lisa Fasano (1990-93) ...... 1.37 u

5. Katelyn O’Brien (2002-05) . . . .28-10-66 5. Joan Fedesco (1993-96) ...... 1.57 h 6. Carolyn Wood (1993-96) . . . . .20-24-64 6. Rebecca Cunfer (2004) ...... 1.84 a 7. Hayley Davidson (1992-95) . . . .28-7-63 7. Wendy Lazarus (1992) ...... 1.98 Linda Buonanno (top) and Hayley Davidson w 8. Kathy Sokalski (1999-02) . . . . .22-18-62 8. Judy Morrissey (1986-89) ...... 2.01 (above) are the only Hawks to earn All- k s

9. Dani Bleam (1992-95) ...... 17-26-60 9. Danya Van Blunk (1988-91) ...... 2.05 America honors. Buonanno holds SJU scor- . 10. Brett Dymarczyk (1999-02) . . . .27-4-58 10. Lauren Bradley (1998-01) ...... 2.11 ing records for both goals and points. c Lauren Luft (2003-05) ...... 22-14-58 o Davidson is SJU’s career leader in games m 12. Donna Burke (1996-99) ...... 23-7-53 played, games started and shots.

2006 Field Hockey 19 ALL-TIME ROSTER ALL-TIME RESULTS

A Janet Doyle ...... 1997 Mary Lee Leahy ...... 1980-82 Lori Adamczyk ...... 1987-90 Kim Doyle ...... 1988 Siobhan Leavy ...... 1995-99 Valli Agapitides ...... 1979 Jenn Dunn ...... 1989-92 Mary Beth Lehane . . . . .1979-80 Charlsie Agro ...... 2003-05 Danielle Dunphy ...... 1991 Julie Lentz ...... 2003-04 Julie Amadio ...... 1976 Vicki Dunphy ...... 1990-91 Angela Lin ...... 1975 Maureen Angstadt ...... 1977 Andrea Dupont ...... 1979-80 Marnie Linette ...... 1980-81 Nicole Antonini ...... 2003-05 Brett Dymarczyk ...... 1999-02 Maryanne Logan ...... 1980-81 Jackie Aronchick ...... 2004-05 Carol Long ...... 1979-80 Celia Ashton ...... 1995-96 E Maryanne Longacre ...... 1985 Tisha Eagles ...... 1984 Lori Lubieski ...... 1988 B Jocelyn Egge ...... 1996 Meredith Lucey ...... 2004 Kimberly Baiada ...... 1997 Joan Elsasser ...... 1990 Lauren Luft ...... 2003-05 Theresa Barbati ...... 2004-05 Colleen Lumley ...... 1987-90 Tina Barone ...... 1979-82 F Debbie Lutz ...... 1996 Mary Beaman ...... 2005 Mary Faraco ...... 1980 Maryanne Lutz ...... 1983-85 Donna Besa ...... 1975-77 Lisa Fasano ...... 1990-93 Lisa Lynn ...... 1978-79 Pam Bilger ...... 1995-99 Joanie Fedesco ...... 1993-96 Barbara Black ...... 1982-85 Shannon Feite ...... 1993- 96 M Debbie Black ...... 1985-88 Carol Feltman ...... 1975-76 Missy MacNamara . . . . .1979-80 Dani Bleam ...... 1992-95 Karen Fitch ...... 1991 Megan Maculloch ...... 2002 Kristen Bono ...... 1998 Ellie Fitzpatrick ...... 1976 Emily Mannion ...... 2002-05 Krista Bordogna ...... 2005 Gina Folcher ...... 1987 Kiersten Mathieu ...... 2000 Debbie Bowden ...... 1975 Kate Foley ...... 1988-89 Heather McAleer ...... 1992-95 Lauren Bradley ...... 1998-01 Lauren Foley ...... 1999 Jackie McAllister ...... 1998-00 Yvonne Bradley ...... 1980 Elaine Fox ...... 1975-76 Michele McAndrews ...... 1976 Former WNBA star Debbie Black was a standout on Kathy Brennan ...... 1983 Tiffany Frankenfield ...... 1999 Lisa McBride ...... 1990 Peggy Brennan ...... 1992 Liz Franzen ...... 1978-79 Maura McCall ...... 2004 the Hawk field hockey team. Maryanne Brennan ...... 1981 Samantha Freeman ...... 2004 Kelly McCann ...... 1989-92 Mary Kate Brislin ...... 1997-00 Caroline Friel ...... 1985-88 Connie McClure ...... 1978-80 Linda Buonanno ...... 1983-86 Christa Fritz ...... 1987-90 Donna McConnell ...... 1975 Catherine Prendergast . . . . .1977 Kerry Steinbronn ...... 1993-96 Andrea Burke ...... 1996-97 Eileen McDonald ...... 1980 Kim Prendergast ...... 1987 Jill Stracko ...... 2002-04 Donna Burke ...... 1996-99 G Mary McGee ...... 1977-79 Cheryl Prescott ...... 1979 Jeannine Sweeney . . . . .1990-93 Joanne Burke ...... 1977 Kathleen Gallagher ...... 1993 Chris McGoldrick ...... 1975-77 Natasha Pronga ...... 1999-02 Becky Swissler ...... 1994-97 Kat Burke ...... 1999 Christine Gamble ...... 1986-87 Joan McKenna ...... 1979 Denise Pulese ...... 1977-78 Kristi Burke ...... 1990-93 Kri Garrison ...... 1990-91 Meg Maher ...... 1978-81 T Liz Burns ...... 1987-90 Mary Sue Garrity ...... 1975-77 Sue Maher ...... 1985-87 Q Melanie Taube ...... 1994-95 Kelly Butler ...... 1999-02 Missy Giambrone ...... 1981 Molly Martin ...... 1998 Eileen Quigley ...... 1979 Kristen Teklinsky ...... 2000-02 Tracey Butler ...... 1981 Kelly Giglio ...... 1984-87 Jennifer Medes ...... 1994 Colleen Quinn ...... 1996-99 Lisa Teore ...... 1979 Nicole Buranovsky . . . . .1985-88 Stephanie Gurski ...... 1985-88 Shelley Meier ...... 2002-05 Rosemary Quinn ...... 1980-81 Mary Ellen Timothy . . . .1995-98 Barbara Byrne ...... 1975-77 Andreana Mevoli ...... 1997 Kate Timothy ...... 2000-02 H Emily Micir ...... 2005 R Elizabeth Turbitt ...... 1980 C Michele Hampton ...... 1985-88 Brianne Miller ...... 2004-05 Christine Ravelli ...... 1991-94 Sara Turnbull ...... 1988-91 Michele Cagliano ...... 1976 Angela Hanna ...... 2001-04 Nicole Mirarchi ...... 1988 Judi Ravelli ...... 1985-86 Liz Callahan ...... 1986 Meghan Hannigan ...... 1991 Michelle Moderski ...... 1984 Chris Rees ...... 1984-87 V Roxann Campbell ...... 1987 Sue Hargis ...... 1984 Hilary Moody ...... 2002-05 Maryann Reis ...... 2003-05 Danya Van Blunk ...... 1988-91 Sue Campo ...... 1976 Annie Harkins ...... 2001-04 Dayna Moran ...... 1997 Anne Reilly ...... 1977 Sue Veit ...... 1984-87 Joanne Cardie ...... 1983 Karen Hayde ...... 1981-84 Tracy Morris ...... 1976 Anne-Marie Richards . . .1981-84 Ashley Von Minden ...... 2003 Vanessa Cardinale . . . . .1998-99 Kate Healy ...... 1976-77 Judy Morrissey ...... 1988-89 Danielle Robillard ...... 1991 Theresa Carlin ...... 1983 Katie Helder ...... 1998-01 Melissa Mowrer ...... 1998 Sandy Rodio ...... 1982-85 W Shannon Carroll ...... 1988-91 Maureen Helms ...... 2003 Tracy Mullen ...... 1982-85 Leah Rogers ...... 2004 Lisa Wallin ...... 1981-83 Maureen Casserly . . . . .2004-05 Brooke Henry ...... 2004-05 Mary Mulligan ...... 1978 Erica Rossi ...... 1999-01 Colleen Walsh ...... 1995-98 Margaret Cassin ...... 1980-81 Maggie Henry ...... 1976 Sara Ruddy ...... 1999 Kathy Walsh ...... 1975-76 Cristin Cavanaugh . . . . .2002-03 Doris Higgins ...... 1986 N Jessica Ryan ...... 1997 Mary Ward ...... 1977 Donna Christ ...... 1976-78 Krissy Holak ...... 1992-95 Julie Nardi ...... 1983-84 Bunny Ryan ...... 1979-82 Janna Watts ...... 1994-97 Nicole Christensen . . . . .1991-93 Courtney Huff ...... 2000-03 Paula Nicastro ...... 1984-87 Kathleen Ryan ...... 1983-86 Karen Welch ...... 1979 Linda Ciapanna ...... 1986 Jennifer Nolan ...... 1989 Lisa Whittington ...... 1978-81 Heather Cipolone ...... 1994 J S Amber Wiley ...... 1995-98 ! Eva Colalillo ...... 1978-81 Regina Johnson ...... 1991-94 O Julie Salmon ...... 1992-95 Karen Wiley ...... 2005 e i Flo Collington ...... 1978-81 Kathy Joson ...... 1976-78 Katelyn O’Brien ...... 2002-05 Diane Sborline ...... 1976-79 Barbara Wilson ...... 1991-94

D Amy Scally ...... 1985-87 Abby Wimsatt ...... 1997-98 Missy Conlon ...... 1979-80 Laurie Juzwiak ...... 1991-94 Meghan O’Brien ...... 1989-92 r Catherine Convery ...... 1977 Stephanie O’Connor . . . .1994-97 Natalie Schafer ...... 2000-02 Ashley Wolf ...... 2005 e Amy Scheuren ...... 1997-00 Carolyn Wood ...... 1993-96

v Cathy Crane ...... 1980-81 K Andi O’Reilly ...... 1976 Joanne Schimpf ...... 1977-79 e Patty Crane ...... 1978-81 Kelly Keilitz ...... 1997 Chrystal Outler ...... 1980 Amie Schmoltze ...... 2000-03 Y N Rebecca Cunfer ...... 2004-05 Kathy Kelley ...... 1985-88

l Lorie Curley ...... 1979-82 Megan Kennedy ...... 1994 P Gabriella Schrier ...... 2005 Katie Young ...... 2004-05 l i Cindy Killion ...... 1978 Ellen Pancoast ...... 1991 Shannon Scott ...... 2001-04 Michelle Young ...... 1989

W D Mary Killion ...... 1976-78 Samantha Parks ...... 2005 Kathy Seger ...... 1981-84 Michelle Young ...... 1995-98 Eileen Shaw ...... 1978

k Aly Dankovitch ...... 1999-02 Wendy King ...... 1978 Carly Pasceri ...... 1997-00 Hayley Davidson ...... 1992-95 Chris Kitching ...... 1975-78 Patty Peach ...... 1980-81 Chris Shea ...... 1981 Z w Laurie Shuster ...... 1986 Katelee Zapolski ...... 2001-04 a L. DeCardona ...... 1982 Frances Kleinz ...... 1993 Lori Phillips ...... 1993-94 Kathy Sokalski ...... 1999-02

H Carly Dever ...... 1998 Deanna Pinto ...... 1989-92 Megan Dever ...... 1987-88 L Marisa Pizzi ...... 2005 Chris Speer ...... 1989-92 * Includes all athletes e Kelly Devine ...... 1985-86 Kathy Langley ...... 1975-77 Caroline Pomrink ...... 2000-01 Margie Spohrer ...... 1981-84 prior to the 2006 season h Gina Squillace ...... 1978-79 CURRENT ATHLETES IN BOLD

T Brittany Dickey ...... 1991 Claire Laskas ...... 1975 Mary Lou Power ...... 1978 K.C. Dougherty ...... 1994-98 Wendy Lazarus ...... 1992 Patty Power ...... 1975 Liza Stagliano ...... 1994-95

20 Saint Joseph’s University ALL-TIME RESULTS

2005 2001 10/31 WAKE FOREST (#17) ...... 2-0 (L) 10/2 SIENA ...... 5-1 (W) (Won 10, Lost 10, Tied 0) (Won 9, Lost 10, Tied 0) 11/1 VILLANOVA ...... 1-0 (L) 10/4 @ Lafayette (OT) ...... 1-0 (L) Head Coach: Michelle Finegan Head Coach: Joan Broderick 11/7 T** vs. Massachusetts ...... 3-1 (L) 10/8 VIRGINIA (OT) ...... 2-1 (W) DATE OPPONENT ...... SCORE DATE OPPONENT ...... SCORE 10/9 FAIRFIELD ...... 4-0 (W) 8/27 MONMOUTH ...... 4-0 (W) 9/1 @ Connecticut ...... 4-0 (L) 1997 10/12 @ Rider ...... 2-0 (W) 9/04 @ Fairfield (OT) ...... 4-3 (W) 9/2 C vs. Providence ...... 5-2 (W) (Won 3, Lost 17, Tied 0) 10/18 LA SALLE ...... 3-0 (W) 9/07 PENNSYLVANIA (OT) ...... 1-2 (L) 9/7 PENNSYLVANIA ...... 3-2 (W) Head Coach: Chris Speer 10/20 @ Georgetown ...... 3-2 (W) 9/10 @ Robert Morris ...... 3-2 (W) 9/9 @ Ursinus ...... 1-0 (W) DATE OPPONENT ...... SCORE 10/22 URSINUS ...... 3-0 (W) 9/11 @ Penn State ...... 1-6 (L) 9/12 PENN STATE (#11) . . . .Canceled 8/30 # Central Michigan ...... 6-5 (L) 10/27 * @ Rutgers ...... 2-1 (L) 9/16 DELAWARE (#19) ...... 2-1 (W) 9/19 LEHIGH ...... 3-0 (W) 9/1 @ Syracuse ...... 3-0 (L) 10/29 * @ Massachusetts ...... 1-0 (L) 9/21 at Lafayette ...... 2-3 (L) 9/21 @ Georgetown ...... 2-1 (L) 9/12 PENNSYLVANIA ...... 1-0 (L) 10/31 DELAWARE (OT) ...... 2-1 (W) 9/25 RUTGERS ...... 3-1 (W) 9/23 RUTGERS ...... 3-2 (L) 9/14 DREXEL ...... 2-1 (L) 11/5 ** MASSACHUSETTS ...... 2-1 (L) 9/30 COLUMBIA ...... 4-1 (W) 9/25 @ Lafayette (OT) ...... 1-0 (L) 9/16 RUTGERS ...... 3-2 (L) 10/02 @ Georgetown ...... 2-1 (W) 9/30 RADFORD ...... 1-0 (W) 9/17 * @ West Chester ...... 3-0 (L) 1993 10/07 * LA SALLE (2OT) ...... 1-2 (L) 10/6 * @ Temple ...... 3-2 (W) 9/24 GEORGETOWN ...... 3-1 (L) (Won 8, Lost 9, Tied 1) 10/09 * WEST CHESTER ...... 5-2 (W) 10/7 @ Fairfield ...... 2-1 (W) 9/28 * @ Rhode Island ...... 2-1 (W) Head Coach: Michelle Finegan 10/11 DREXEL ...... 0-1 (L) 10/14 * @ Richmond ...... 2-0 (W) 10/3 @ James Madison ...... 11-0 (L) DATE OPPONENT ...... SCORE 10/14 * @ Richmond ...... 1-9 (L) 10/17 DREXEL ...... 2-1 (L) 10/4 > vs. New Hampshire...... 4-0 (L) 9/7 WEST CHESTER ...... 4-0 (L) 10/16 * @ Saint Louis ...... 2-1 (W) 10/20 * @ Massachusetts (OT) . . . . .1-0 (L) 10/8 LEHIGH ...... 1-0 (W) 9/9 LEHIGH ...... 6-0 (W) 10/19 @ Villanova (#17) ...... 0-2 (L) 10/21 * @ Rhode Island (2OT^) . . . . .2-1 (L) 10/11 * TEMPLE ...... 2-1 (L) 9/12 @ Siena ...... 4-2 (W) 10/21 * MASSACHUSETTS ...... 4-3 (W) 10/24 @ Villanova ...... 4-0 (L) 10/12 * @ La Salle ...... 1-0 (L) 9/14 DREXEL (OT) ...... 2-1 (L) 10/23 * RHODE ISLAND (2OT^) . . . .2-3 (L) 10/27 * LA SALLE ...... 3-0 (W) 10/14 RICHMOND ...... 3-0 (L) 9/18 OLD DOMINION ...... 1-0 (L) 10/29 * @ Temple ...... 1-2 (L) 10/28 * WEST CHESTER (OT) ...... 2-1 (L) 10/16 @ Ursinus ...... 1-0 (L) 9/21 @ Towson State ...... 1-0 (W) 11/04**T vs. Richmond (#20) ...... 1-3 (L) 11/03T** vs. West Chester ...... 3-0 (L) 10/20 @ Fairfield ...... 5-1 (W) 9/25 * @ Rhode Island (2OT) ...... 1-1 (T) 10/22 @ Villanova ...... 3-2 (L) 9/26 @ Fairfield ...... 2-0 (W) 2004 2000 10/25 @ Old Dominion ...... 7-0 (L) 9/29 VILLANOVA ...... 2-0 (L) (Won 11, Lost 8, Tied 0) (Won 5, Lost 14, Tied 0) 11/1 * MASSACHUSETTS ...... 1-0 (L) 10/2 * TEMPLE ...... 1-0 (L) Head Coach: Michelle Finegan Head Coach: Joan Broderick 11/2 DELAWARE ...... 1-0 (L) 10/5 LAFAYETTE ...... 1-0 (L) DATE OPPONENT ...... SCORE DATE OPPONENT ...... SCORE 10/10 * MASSACHUSETTS ...... 4-0 (L) 8/29 @ Rutgers ...... 2-3 (L) 8/29 VILLANOVA ...... 4-0 (L) 1996 10/13 RIDER ...... 4-0 (W) 8/31 FAIRFIELD ...... 3-1 (W) 9/1 @ Boston College ...... 1-0 (L) (Won 8, Lost 12, Tied 0) 10/16 GEORGETOWN ...... 2-0 (W) 9/05 @ Saint Louis ...... 3-2 (W) 9/3 B vs. Maine ...... 3-0 (L) Head Coach: Chris Speer 10/19 @ La Salle ...... 1-0 (W) 9/08 @ Penn (OT) ...... 1-2 (L) 9/8 @ Pennsylvania (OT) ...... 3-2 (W) DATE OPPONENT ...... SCORE 10/24 @ Virginia (2OT) ...... 2-1 (L) 9/12 ROBERT MORRIS ...... 8-0 (W) 9/10 @ Penn State ...... 4-0 (L) 9/7 C Radford ...... 2-1 (L) 10/28 * RUTGERS ...... 1-0 (L) 9/17 @ Delaware (#14) ...... 1-4 (L) 9/16 RICHMOND ...... 2-1 (W) 9/8 @ Connecticut ...... 8-0 (L) 11/4 @ Delaware ...... 1-0 (W) 9/19 PENN STATE (#19) ...... 0-1 (L) 9/17 HOFSTRA (2OT) ...... 3-2 (W) 9/12 @ Pennsylvania ...... 1-0 (L) 9/22 LAFAYETTE ...... 2-0 (W) 9/19 $ vs. Drexel (#20) (OT) ...... 2-1 (L) 9/14 @ Drexel ...... 1-0 (W) 1992 9/29 DREXEL ...... 3-0 (W) 9/24 @ Rutgers ...... 6-2 (L) 9/17 @ Rutgers ...... 3-2 (L) (Won 5, Lost 13, Tied 2) 10/02 LONGWOOD ...... 3-0 (W) 9/27 @ Delaware (OT) ...... 3-2 (W) 9/19 * WEST CHESTER ...... 3-1 (W) Head Coach: Michelle Finegan 10/10 * RICHMOND (#11) ...... 1-5 (L) 9/2 LAFAYETTE (OT) ...... 1-0 (L) 9/21 * RHODE ISLAND ...... 2-1 (W) DATE OPPONENT ...... SCORE 10/16 * RHODE ISLAND ...... 3-2 (W) 10/1 FAIRFIELD ...... 3-0 (L) 9/22 JAMES MADISON ...... 5-2 (L) 9/10 @ Lehigh (OT) ...... 2-1 (W) 10/17 * MASSACHUSETTS (2OT^) . . 1-2 (L) 10/11 * @ La Salle (OT) ...... 1-0 (L) 9/25 VILLANOVA (OT)...... 3-2 (W) 9/12 WILLIAM & MARY ...... 3-1 (L) 10/20 VILLANOVA (OT) ...... 4-3 (W) 10/14 * RHODE ISLAND ...... 3-2 (L) 9/28 @ Old Dominion ...... 7-1 (L) 9/15 @ Drexel ...... 0-0 (T) 10/23 * @ West Chester ...... 1-2 (L) 10/15 * MASSACHUSETTS (#9) (OT) . .1-0 (L) 9/29 < American ...... 7-1 (L) 9/18 @ Georgetown ...... 4-0 (W) 10/24 * @ LA SALLE ...... 1-0 (W) 10/18 * @ West Chester (OT) ...... 2-1 (L) 10/5 SIENA ...... 7-0 (W) 9/24 TOWSON STATE ...... 2-0 (W) 10/27 GEORGETOWN ...... 6-0 (W) 10/21 @ Lehigh ...... 3-0 (L) 10/10 @ Lehigh (OT) ...... 2-1 (W) 9/26 * RHODE ISLAND ...... 1-0 (W) 10/30 * TEMPLE ...... 3-1 (W) 10/22 URSINUS ...... 1-0 (W) 10/12 * @ Temple ...... 3-1 (L) 9/29 @ Villanova (OT) ...... 1-0 (L) 11/05 ** @ Massachusetts ...... 0-3 (L) 10/25 * TEMPLE ...... 3-1 (L) 10/15 * LA SALLE...... 1-0 (L) 10/1 WEST CHESTER ...... 2-0 (L) 10/17 @ GEORGETOWN ...... 3-2 (L) 10/3 * @ Temple ...... 1-0 (L) 2003 1999 10/22 FAIRFIELD ...... 5-0 (W) 10/6 @ Lafayette ...... 4-0 (L) (Won 7, Lost 11, Tied 0) (Won 11, Lost 8, Tied 0) 11/2 * @ Massachusetts ...... 2-0 (L) 10/9 @ Springfield ...... 1-0 (L) Head Coach: Michelle Finegan Head Coach: Joan Broderick 11/4 DELAWARE ...... 1-0 (L) 10/10 * @ Massachusetts ...... 3-0 (L) DATE OPPONENT ...... SCORE DATE OPPONENT ...... SCORE 11/6 URSINUS ...... 2-1 (W) 10/13 @ Rider ...... 5-0 (L) 8/31 @ GEORGETOWN ...... 3-2 (W) 9/4 ALBANY ...... 5-0 (W) 10/17 VIRGINIA ...... 2-0 (L) 9/08 PENN ...... 0-1 (L) 9/6 GEORGETOWN (OT) ...... 4-3 (W) 1995 10/18 RICHMOND ...... 3-2 (L) 9/12 LEHIGH ...... 1-0 (W) 9/10 PENNSYLVANIA (OT) ...... 3-2 (W) (Won 16, Lost 6, Tied 0) 10/22 URSINUS ...... 1-1 (T) 9/14 SACRED HEART ...... 5-4 (W) 9/12 RUTGERS ...... 3-2 (L) Head Coach: Michelle Finegan 10/26 LA SALLE ...... 1-0 (W) 9/18 DREXEL (OT) ...... 0-1 (L) 9/16 NORTHWESTERN . . . . .canceled DATE OPPONENT ...... SCORE 10/29 * @ Rutgers (2OT) ...... 1-0 (L) 9/21 @ Penn State (#8) ...... 1-12 (L) 9/18 @ Fairfield (OT) ...... 3-2 (W) 9/5 RUTGERS (#16) ...... 2-0 (L) 11/1 DELAWARE ...... 4-0 (L) 9/24 @ Lafayette (OT) ...... 1-2 (L) 9/19 @ Hofstra ...... 4-2 (W) 9/7 LEHIGH ...... 1-0 (W) 11/7 R** vs. Massachusetts ...... 5-0 (L) 9/28 @ Fairfield ...... 1-2 (L) 9/24 QUINNIPIAC (OT) ...... 3-2 (W) 9/9 PENNSYLVANIA ...... 2-1 (L) 10/02 Y vs. American ...... 0-3 (L) 9/28 DREXEL ...... 3-1 (W) 9/12 DREXEL ...... 6-0 (W) 1991 10/04 @ Villanova ...... 0-2 (L) 10/2 % vs. Richmond ...... 4-3 (L) 9/14 @ West Chester (OT) ...... 2-1 (L) (Won 6, Lost 12, Tied 1) 10/07 RUTGERS (2OT^) ...... 4-3 (W) 10/3 @ Old Dominion (#6) . . . . .12-1 (L) 9/17 CONNECTICUT (#10) ...... 3-2 (W) Head Coach: Michelle Finegan 10/11 * @ Rhode Island (OT) ...... 1-2 (L) 10/7 DELAWARE ...... 1-0 (W) 9/22 * @ Rhode Island (2OT) ...... 2-1 (W) DATE OPPONENT ...... SCORE 10/12 * @ Massachusetts ...... 1-2 (L) 10/10 * WEST CHESTER ...... 2-1 (W) 9/23 @ Siena ...... 3-0 (W) 9/7 DREXEL ...... 2-1 (W) 10/18 * WEST CHESTER (OT) ...... 2-1 (W) 10/13 * LA SALLE ...... 4-2 (W) 9/27 @ Villanova ...... 5-1 (W) 9/12 LEHIGH ...... 1-0 (W) 10/19 * LA SALLE ...... 3-2 (W) 10/20 LEHIGH ...... 2-0 (W) 9/30 * TEMPLE ...... 2-1 (W) 9/13 KENT STATE (2OT) ...... 0-0 (T) 10/26 * @ Richmond (#13) ...... 0-6 (L) 10/22 * @MASSACHUSETTS ...... 2-0 (L) 10/3 LAFAYETTE ...... 3-0 (W) 9/17 LOYOLA, Md...... 3-1 (W) 11/01 * @ Temple ...... 2-1 (W) 10/24 * @ Rhode Island ...... 5-1 (L) 10/8 @ Virginia (#11) (OT) ...... 2-1 (L) 9/20 GEORGETOWN ...... 3-1 (W) 11/07 ** TEMPLE ...... 1-3 (L) 10/27 * @ Temple (OT) ...... 1-0 (L) 10/10 @ Fairfield ...... 2-0 (W) 9/22 OHIO STATE ...... 3-0 (L)

10/31 @ Villanova ...... 6-1 (L) 10/14 JAMES MADISON (#5) . . . . .2-1 (W) 9/26 @ Towson St. (OT) ...... 2-0 W) w 2002 11/5 ** MASSACHUSETTS ...... 1-0 (L) 10/19 GEORGETOWN ...... 3-1 (W) 9/29 * TEMPLE (OT) ...... 2-1 (L) (Won 9, Lost 9, Tied 0) 10/21 OLD DOMINION (#7) ...... 4-0 (L) 10/1 VILLANOVA (OT) ...... 1-0 (L) w Head Coach: Joan Broderick 1998 10/23 @ Ursinus (OT) ...... 2-1 (W) 10/3 @ West Chester ...... 2-0 (L) w DATE OPPONENT ...... SCORE (Won 7, Lost 12, Tied 0) 10/26 * @ La Salle ...... 5-0 (W) 10/6 HOLY CROSS ...... 1-0 (L)

8/31 GEORGETOWN ...... 3-1 (W) Head Coach: Joan Broderick 10/28 * MASSACHUSETTS (OT) ...... 2-1 (W) 10/11 @ Penn State ...... 9-0 (L) . 9/06 @ Michigan State ...... 1-6 (L) DATE OPPONENT ...... SCORE 10/30 @ Delaware ...... 3-1 (L) 10/12 =* MASSACHUSETTS ...... 4-0 (L) s

9/08 M vs Pacific ...... 5-2 (W) 9/2 @ Georgetown ...... 4-2 (L) 11/4 ** @ Temple ...... 4-1 (W) 10/15 RIDER ...... 1-0 (L) j 9/15 @ Lehigh ...... 3-0 (W) 9/6 KENT (#15) ...... 3-2 (W) 11/5 T** vs. Rhode Island ...... 3-0 (W) 10/19 * @ Rhode Island ...... 2-0 (L) u 9/21 PENN STATE (#7) ...... 1-7 (L) 9/11 @ Drexel ...... 2-1 (W) 10/20 @ Fairfield ...... 3-0 (W) h

9/25 LAFAYETTE ...... 0-3 (L) 9/13 @ Delaware (#19) ...... 4-1 (L) 1994 10/22 @ La Salle ...... 2-1 (L) a

9/27 @ Pennsylvania ...... 0-4 (L) 9/15 @ Rutgers (#11) ...... 3-1 (L) (Won 13, Lost 7, Tied 1) 10/24 URSINUS ...... 4-0 (L) w 9/29 FAIRFIELD (2OT) ...... 1-0 (W) 9/19 OHIO STATE (#17) ...... 2-1 (L) Head Coach: Michelle Finegan 10/31 * RUTGERS ...... 3-0 (L)

10/06 VILLANOVA (OT) ...... 1-0 (W) 9/23 @ Lehigh ...... 1-0 (L) DATE OPPONENT ...... SCORE k

10/13 * @ West Chester ...... 2-3 (L) 9/27 JAMES MADISON ...... 5-1 (L) 9/4 @ Old Dominion ...... 4-0 (L) 1990 s

10/16 @ Rutgers ...... 3-2 (W) 10/4 VIRGINIA COMM...... 2-1 (W) 9/8 @ Lehigh ...... 1-1 (T) (Won 5, Lost 12, Tied 2) .

10/19 * RICHMOND ...... 0-3 (L) 10/7 * TEMPLE ...... 1-0 (W) 9/10 @ Pennsylvania ...... 3-0 (L) Head Coach: Michelle Finegan c

10/23 DREXEL ...... 0-1 (L) 10/11 FAIRFIELD ...... 4-2 (W) 9/13 @ Drexel ...... 1-0 (W) DATE OPPONENT ...... SCORE o 10/26 * MASSACHUSETTS ...... 1-2 (L) 10/14 URSINUS (2OT) ...... 3-2 (W) 9/15 WEST CHESTER ...... 2-1 (W) 9/4 DAVIS & ELKINS ...... 3-1 (W) m 10/27 * RHODE ISLAND ...... 3-1 (W) 10/17 * RHODE ISLAND (2OT^) ...... 4-3 (L) 9/20 TOWSON STATE ...... 3-2 (W) 9/10 @ Drexel (OT) ...... 2-2 (T) 10/30 * @ La Salle ...... 3-1 (W) 10/18 * MASSACHUSETTS ...... 3-0 (L) 9/24 * RHODE ISLAND ...... 3-0 (W) 9/13 @ Lehigh (OT) ...... 1-1 (T) 11/02 * TEMPLE (OT) ...... 2-1 (W) 10/24 * @ West Chester ...... 2-1 (L) 9/28 VILLANOVA ...... 2-0 (W) 9/14 KENT STATE ...... 2-1 (L) 11/08 ** @ Richmond ...... 0-1 (L) 10/25 * @ La Salle ...... 2-1 (W) 10/1 * @ Temple ...... 4-3 (L) 9/18 @ Loyola, Md...... 2-1 (L)

2006 Field Hockey 21 ALL-TIME RESULTS ADMINISTRATION

9/20 @ Rider ...... 1-0 (W) 10/4 @ Rhode Island ...... 4-0 (W) 10/16 Drexel ...... 4-0 (W) 1979 9/22 * RHODE ISLAND (OT) ...... 2-1 (L) 10/5 @ Providence ...... 1-0 (W) 10/18 Villanova (2OT) ...... 1-1 (T) (OVERALL 6-8-2) 9/25 * @ Rutgers ...... 3-1 (L) 10/9 UMBC ...... 3-0 (W) 10/20 Immaculata ...... 2-0 (W) Head Coach: Anne Egger 9/29 FAIRFIELD ...... 7-0 (W) 10/14 LA SALLE ...... 3-1 (W) 10/27 Notre Dame (OT) ...... 2-1 (W) DATE OPPONENT ...... SCORE 10/2 @ Villanova ...... 3-0 (L) 10/19 n Duke ...... 4-3 (L) 10/29 Rider ...... 2-1 (L) 9/18 @ Eastern ...... 3-3 (T) 10/6 * MASSACHUSETTS ...... 4-1 (L) 10/20 WEST CHESTER ...... 3-0 (L) 9/20 TRENTON STATE ...... 1-2 (L) 10/10 * @ Temple ...... 4-1 (L) 10/22 @ Rider ...... 5-1 (W) 1982 10/1 TEMPLE ...... NA NA 10/12 LA SALLE ...... 2-1 (W) 10/28 @ Villanova ...... 3-2 (L) (Won 8, Lost 4, Tied 1) 10/2 Bryn Mawr ...... 2-0 (W) 10/14 @ Georgetown ...... 4-2 (L) 10/30 URSINUS (2OT) ...... 2-1 (W) Head Coach: Dorie Leahy 10/4 WIDENER ...... 3-2 (W) 10/16 WEST CHESTER (OT) ...... 3-1 (L) 10/29 ~ @ Lock Haven(OT) ...... 3-2 (L) DATE OPPONENT ...... SCORE 10/9 SWARTHMORE ...... 2-2 (T) 10/21 * PENN STATE ...... 5-0 (L) 9/18 EASTERN ...... 3-0 (W) 10/11 @ Glassboro ...... 0-1 (L) 10/22 LAFAYETTE ...... 3-0 (L) 1985 9/21 @ Kutztown ...... 5-0 (L) 10/16 @ La Salle ...... 0-4 (L) 10/25 URSINUS ...... 2-1 (L) (Won 13, Lost 2, Tied 0) 9/25 BRYN MAWR ...... 1-0 (W) 10/18 Drexel ...... 4-2 (W) 10/27 TOWSON ...... 1-0 (W) Head Coach: Dolly Trainer 9/27 @ Widener ...... 1-0 (W) 10/20 s vs. Drexel ...... 1-2 (L) DATE OPPONENT ...... SCORE 10/2 @ Swarthmore ...... 3-0 (W) 10/20 s vs. Eastern (OT^) ...... 0-1 (L) 1989 9/12 WIDENER ...... 7-0 (W) 10/4 @ Phila. Textile ...... 4-0 (W) VILLANOVA ...... 2-3 (L) (Won 3, Lost 10, Tied 2) 9/14 @ West Chester ...... 1-0 (L) 10/9 LA SALLE ...... 2-1 (L) Immaculata ...... NA NA Head Coach: Barbara Black 9/17 KUTZTOWN...... 4-2 (W) 10/11 @ Drexel ...... 2-1 (W) (Missing Three Games) DATE OPPONENT ...... SCORE 9/21 @ Towson State ...... 2-1 (L) 10/16 VILLANOVA ...... 0-0 (T) 9/11 DREXEL (OT) ...... 2-2 (T) 9/24 @ Bryn Mawr ...... 3-0 (W) 10/18 IMMACULATA ...... 1-0 (W) 1978 9/14 LEHIGH ...... 3-0 (L) 9/26 VILLANOVA ...... 3-0 (W) 10/20 @ Lehigh ...... 4-0 (L) (OVERALL 8-6-2) 9/16 * @ Rhode Island ...... 1-0 (L) 10/1 SWARTHMORE ...... 3-1 (W) 10/23 NOTRE DAME ...... 7-1 (W) Head Coach: Anne Egger 9/29 * @ Penn State ...... 5-0 (L) 10/3 PHILA. TEXTILE ...... 7-0 (W) 10/30 @ Rider ...... 3-0 (L) DATE OPPONENT ...... SCORE 9/30 =* Massachusetts ...... 5-0 (L) 10/6 PROVIDENCE ...... 3-1 (W) 9/18 Eastern ...... 0-1 (L) 10/6 @ Lafayette ...... 3-0 (L) 10/8 @ La Salle ...... 5-2 (W) 1981 9/21 Trenton State ...... 0-0 (T) 10/9 RIDER (OT) ...... 1-1 (T) 10/10 @ Lafayette ...... 2-1 (W) (Won 6, Lost 6, Tied 1) 9/28 Temple ...... 0-2 (L) 10/11 @ La Salle ...... 2-0 (W) 10/14 N. ILLINOIS ...... 3-0 (W) Head Coach: Dorie Leahy 10/3 Bryn Mawr ...... 2-0 (W) 10/14 HOLY CROSS ...... 4-2 (W) 10/19 MAINE ...... 2-0 (W) DATE OPPONENT ...... SCORE 10/9 GLASSBORO STATE ...... 2-0 (W) 10/17 @ West Chester ...... 1-0 (L) 10/23 RIDER ...... 1-0 (W) 9/15 @ Eastern ...... 0-0 (T) 10/17 La Salle ...... 1-3 (L) 10/19 * TEMPLE ...... 3-0 (L) 10/31 @ Ursinus ...... 2-0 (W) 9/17 TRENTON STATE ...... 3-0 (L) 10/21 Villanova ...... 1-3 (L) 10/23 * RUTGERS ...... 3-1 (W) 9/19 UNIV. MINNESOTA ...... 5-2 (L) 10/24 Villanova ...... 1-0 (W) 10/26 @ Ursinus (OT) ...... 1-0 (L) 1984 9/22 KUTZTOWN ...... 2-1 (W) 10/26 Immaculata ...... 1-0 (W) 10/28 @ Towson St...... 3-2 (L) (Won 10, Lost 3, Tied 0) 9/29 @ Bryn Mawr ...... 2-1 (W) Widener ...... 1-1 (T) 10/30 VILLANOVA ...... 4-1 (L) Head Coach: Dolly Trainer 10/1 WIDENER ...... 1-0 (L) Swarthmore ...... 1-2 (L) DATE OPPONENT ...... SCORE 10/6 SWARTHMORE ...... 3-0 (W) (Missing Five Games) 1988 9/18 @ Kutztown ...... 5-3 (L) 10/13 @ La Salle ...... 3-0 (L) (Won 10, Lost 8, Tied 1) 9/21 HOFSTRA ...... 2-1 (W) 10/15 DREXEL ...... 3-1 (L) 1977 Head Coach: Barbara Linebarger 9/25 BRYN MAWR ...... 3-0 (W) 10/20 VILLANOVA ...... 2-0 (W) (OVERALL 13-2-0) DATE OPPONENT ...... SCORE 9/27 @ Widener ...... 3-0 (W) 10/22 @ Immaculata ...... 2-1 (L) Head Coach: Faith Bascombe 9/9 OHIO STATE ...... 2-1 (W) 10/2 @ Swarthmore ...... 3-0 (W) 10/28 @ Lehigh ...... 2-1 (W) DATE OPPONENT ...... SCORE 9/12 @ Drexel ...... 5-0 (W) 10/4 @ Phila. Textile ...... 2-1 (L) 11/2 RIDER ...... 2-1 (W) 9/19 @ Eastern ...... 3-0 (W) 9/15 @ Lehigh ...... 2-1 (L) 10/9 LA SALLE ...... 2-1 (W) 9/27 @ Harcum ...... 8-0 (W) 9/18 * PENN STATE ...... 1-0 (L) 10/11 LAFAYETTE ...... 3-0 (L) 1980 10/3 Temple ...... 0-1 (L) 9/20 LAFAYETTE ...... 3-0 (L) 10/16 TOWSON STATE ...... 4-0 (W) (Won 5, Lost 7, Tied 1) 10/4 Bryn Mawr ...... 2-0 (W) 9/22 @ Rider ...... 2-2 (T) 10/18 IMMACULATA ...... 2-0 (W) Head Coach: Dorie Leahy 10/10 DREXEL ...... 2-0 (W) 9/25 * @ Temple ...... 2-0 (L) 10/20 @ Georgetown ...... 2-0 (W) DATE OPPONENT ...... SCORE 10/11 @ Immaculata ...... 6-0 (W) 9/27 @ Rutgers ...... 2-0 (L) 10/23 @ Rider ...... 2-1 (W) Eastern ...... 2-1 (W) 10/13 MONTGOMERY COUNTY . . .5-0 (W) 9/30 TOLEDO ...... 4-1 (W) 10/30 @ Villanova ...... 3-1 (W) Trenton State ...... 3-2 (L) 10/18 @ La Salle ...... 2-1 (W) 10/3 @ Villanova ...... 6-0 (L) Kutztown ...... 5-3 (W) 10/22 n vs. Widener ...... 3-0 (W) 10/8 RICHMOND ...... 2-0 (W) 1983 Temple ...... 4-1 (L) 10/22 n vs. La Salle ...... 1-0 (W) 10/11 LA SALLE ...... 2-1 (W) (Won 9, Lost 2, Tied 1) 9/30 Bryn Mawr ...... 2-1 (W) 10/23 n vs. Villanova ...... 3-2 (W) 10/15 ST. LOUIS ...... 2-1 (W) Head Coach: Dolly Trainer Widener ...... 0-0 (T) 10/25 VILLANOVA ...... 6-0 (W) 10/18 @ Hofstra ...... 3-2 (L) DATE OPPONENT ...... SCORE Swarthmore ...... 3-0 (W) 10/27 @ Gwynedd ...... NA (W) 10/20 WEST CHESTER ...... 4-2 (L) 9/14 Eastern ...... 2-0 (W) 10/8 Glassboro State ...... 5-0 (L) 11/1 @ Widener ...... 0-1 (L) 10/23 @ Holy Cross ...... 3-2 (W) 9/20 Kutztown ...... 2-1 (L) La Salle ...... 4-1 (L) (Missing One Game) 10/24 @ Fairfield ...... 3-1 (W) 9/26 Bryn Mawr ...... 3-1 (W) Drexel ...... 0-1 (L) 10/27 URSINUS ...... 1-0 (W) 9/29 Widener ...... 7-2 (W) Villanova ...... 4-2 (L) 1976 10/29 TOWSON ST. (OT) ...... 2-1 (W) 10/4 Swarthmore ...... 2-0 (W) Immaculata ...... 2-1 (W) (OVERALL 8-4-1) 10/6 Phila. Textile ...... 3-0 (W) American ...... 2-0 (L) Head Coach: Faith Bascombe 1987 10/11 La Salle ...... 4-2 (W) DATE OPPONENT ...... SCORE (Won 10, Lost 7, Tied 1) 9/21 ROSEMONT ...... 6-0 (W) Head Coach: Barbara Linebarger SJU RECORD VERSUS ALL OPPONENTS 9/23 @ Temple ...... 0-6 (L) DATE OPPONENT ...... SCORE 9/28 GWYNEDD MERCY ...... 4-3 (W) 9/10 LEHIGH ...... 1-0 (L) West Chester ...... 2-4 (L) 9/16 DREXEL ...... 4-1 (W) Opponent W-L-T Opponent W-L-T Opponent W-L-T 10/7 LA SALLE ...... 3-1 (W) 9/19 @ Towson St...... 6-1 (W) Albany 1-0-0 Lehigh 11-7-2 Rosemont 1-0-0 10/11 DREXEL ...... 1-1 (T) 9/23 LAFAYETTE ...... 3-0 (L) 10/14 @ Montgomery County . . . . .2-1 (W) American 0-3-0 Lock Haven 0-1-0 Rutgers 6-14-0 9/26 TOLEDO ...... 2-0 (W) Boston College 0-1-0 Longwood 1-0-0 10/18 EASTERN ...... 2-0 (W) 9/27 STANFORD ...... 1-0 (L) Rutgers-Camden 1-0-0 10/21 RUTGERS-CAMDEN ...... 10-0 (W) Bryn Mawr 9-0-0 Loyola, Md. 1-1-0 9/29 RUTGERS ...... 2-0 (W) Sacred Heart 1-0-0 @ Pennsylvania ...... 0-4 (L) Central Michigan 0-1-0 Maine 1-1-0 10/3 @ Virginia Comm...... 2-1 (W) Siena 4-0-0 10/26 Immaculata ...... 4-3 (W)

! Chestnut Hill 1-0-0 Massachusetts 1-20-0 10/4 @ Richmond ...... 1-0 (W) Springfield 0-1-0 10/28 @ Villanova ...... 4-1 (W) e 10/6 VILLANOVA ...... 2-1 (W) Columbia 1-0-0 Michigan State 0-1-0 11/2 WIDENER ...... 1-2 (L) i Stanford 0-1-0 10/8 HOFSTRA ...... 1-0 (L) Connecticut 1-2-0 Minnesota 0-1-0 D Saint Louis 3-0-0

10/11 PROVIDENCE ...... 4-0 (L) Davis & Elkins 2-0-0 Monmouth 1-0-0 1975 r 10/13 @ La Salle ...... 1-0 (W) Delaware 5-6-0 Montgomery College 2-0-0 Swarthmore 6-1-1 (OVERALL 7-1-0) e 10/17 HOLY CROSS ...... 4-2 (W) Drexel 14-10-4 N.Illinois 1-0-0 Syracuse 0-1-0 Head Coach: Faith Bascombe v 10/19 @ West Chester ...... 2-1 (L) Duke 0-1-0 New Hampshire 0-1-0 Temple 7-17-0 DATE OPPONENT ...... SCORE e 10/22 RIDER ...... 2-2 (T) Eastern 5-2-2 Notre Dame 2-0-0 Toledo 2-0-0 9/29 Textile ...... 7-0 (W)

N 10/24 DAVIS & ELKINS ...... 3-0 (W) 10/1 Immaculata ...... 5-1 (W)

Fairfield 14-2-0 Ohio State 1-2-0 Towson 9-2-0 l 10/29 @ Ursinus ...... 3-1 (L) 10/3 Widener ...... 6-0 (W) l Georgetown 12-5-0 Old Dominion 0-6-0 Trenton State 0-3-1 i 10/6 Chestnut Hill ...... 8-0 (W) Glassboro St. 1-2-0 Pacific 1-0-0 1986 UMBC 1-0-0 10/8 La Salle ...... 5-0 (W)

W Gwynedd Mercy 1-0-0 Penn State 0-9-0

(Won 13, Lost 5, Tied 0) Ursinus 9-5-1 10/14 West Chester ...... 0-8 (L) Harcum 2-0-0 Pennsylvania 3-9-0 k Head Coach: Dolly Trainer Villanova 14-17-2 10/16 Villanova ...... 2-1 (W) Hofstra 3-2-0 Philadelphia 4-1-0 DATE OPPONENT ...... SCORE Virginia 1-3-0 10/23 Harcum ...... 5-0 (W) w 9/9 @ Widener ...... 7-2 (W) Holy Cross 3-1-0 Providence 3-1-0 a VA Commonwealth 2-0-0 9/11 @ Lehigh ...... 5-3 (L) Immaculata 8-1-0 Quinnipiac 1-0-0 KEY:

H 9/14 GEORGETOWN...... 4-0 (W) James Madison 1-3-0 Radford 1-1-0 Wake Forest 0-1-0 * - A-10 Opponents % - at Old Dominion R - at Rutgers

9/18 @ Drexel ...... 3-0 (W) Kent 1-1-1 Rhode Island 9-9-1 West Chester 5-19-0 ** - A-10 Playoffs = - at Penn State s - at Swarthmore e ~ - ECAC Tournament $ - at Pennsylvania T - at Temple 9/20 V Towson State ...... 5-0 (W) Kutztown 3-3-0 Richmond 5-9-0 Widener 8-3-2 h OT - Overtime # - at Syracuse V - at Villanova 9/21 V Richmond ...... 3-1 (W) Lafayette 4-13-0 Rider 7-4-3 William & Mary 0-1-0 ^ - Strokes B - at Boston College n - at West Chester T 9/24 LAFAYETTE ...... 5-0 (W) La Salle 22-10-0 Robert Morris 2-0-0 •2006 Opponents in BOLD• > - at James Madison C - at Connecticut Y - Completion of 9/30 @ Rutgers ...... 2-1 (W) < - at Maryland M - at Michigan St. Suspended Game

22 Saint Joseph’s University ADMINISTRATION

Timothy R. Lannon, SJ Linda Lelii University President Vice President/Student Life & Academic Development Timothy R. Lannon, S.J., is beginning his fourth Great strides have been made over the past year as president of Saint Joseph's University. decade to enhance the overall aspect of student life Fr. Lannon began his term as Saint Joseph's at Saint Joseph’s University and at the heart of this 26th president in July 2003. Since then he has led growth and development is Vice President for many significant University initiatives, most notably Student Life and Academic Development Dr. Linda the agreement to purchase the 38-acre campus of Lelii. the neighboring Episcopal Academy. Saint Joseph's anticipates taking pos- In her 13th year in this capacity, Dr. Lelii is responsible for Residence session of the property in 2008; the acquisition -- to be known as the Life, Career Services, Counseling and Personal Development, Student Maguire Campus -- will provide unparalleled flexibility to enhance academ- Activities, Student Health, Academic Development, Advising to Students ic programs and facilities. with Disabilities, Multicultural Life, Freshmen Orientation, and Athletics and Under Fr. Lannon's stewardship, the University vastly upgraded stu- Recreation. dent housing and parking options with the opening of the City Avenue Dr. Lelii came to Hawk Hill in 1987, when she accepted the position as Residence Halls in August 2004. Phase II of that initiative is currently Assistant Vice President for Academic Affairs. In 1991, she was promoted underway and will result in additional parking and retail development along to Associate Vice President for Academic Affairs. 54th Street. Dr. Lelii received her Ph.D. from the University of Pennsylvania in Fr. Lannon has also played a major role in boosting Saint Joseph's 1977 and her master’s degree in psychology at Southern Methodist academic profile, an effort which includes recently endowed faculty chairs University in 1971. and student scholarships as well as the opening of the Pedro Arrupe Center for Business Ethics. A major curricular-review initiative and the hiring of more than 50 new full-time faculty over a five-year period will serve to fur- Don DiJulia ther strengthen the University's academic position. SJU has already Associate Vice President equaled its best-ever U.S. News ranking (t-9th, Northeast) in the 2007 Athletic Director "America's Best Colleges" edition. One of the most active and involved leaders in Fr. Lannon has worked tirelessly to re-engage the University in its mis- collegiate athletics, Don DiJulia is in his fifth decade sion and to foster expanded outreach efforts to alumni, governmental lead- of affiliation with Saint Joseph’s University. The 61- ers, and other external constituencies. In the latter role, he serves as chair year old DiJulia is in his second stint as the of the City Avenue Special Services District (CASSD). As a central tenet of University’s top athletic administrator after returning his leadership, Fr. Lannon's has articulated a vision for Saint Joseph's to be to Hawk Hill as an Assistant Vice President/Athletic recognized as the preeminent Catholic comprehensive university in the Director on June 8, 1988. Northeast. Over the past 17 years, DiJulia has overseen tremendous growth in He previously was vice president for university advancement and the University’s athletics programs. During his tenure, five varsity pro- associate executive vice president at Marquette University, and served grams have been added, a new weight training facility built, athletic facili- presidential internships at the College of the Holy Cross and Boston College ties upgraded and athletic fund drives initiated. In addition, the importance while completing a doctorate and teaching fellowship in the Graduate of the student-athlete has been recognized with the institution of the School of Education at Harvard University. Fr. Lannon serves on the boards Athletic Director’s Honor Roll as well as the senior scholar-athlete awards. of Marquette University, St. Joseph's Preparatory School in Philadelphia, DiJulia also spearheaded SJU’s hosting of various conference and national the Greater Philadelphia Chamber of Commerce, and the Association of tournaments, including the 2000 NCAA Women’s Basketball Final Four. Independent Colleges and Universities of Pennsylvania. A 1968 graduate, DiJulia has worn many hats in college athletics dur- Fr. Lannon has studied and written on Catholic identity at Jesuit uni- ing his more than 30 years of professional experience. His career first versities. A native of Mason City, Iowa, he attended Creighton University as started in coaching, where he served as an assistant basketball coach at an undergraduate and was later president of Creighton Preparatory School. Fairfield, George Washington and American. He entered the Society of Jesus in 1977 and was ordained in 1986. During his first stint as Director of Athletics at SJU from 1976-1981, DiJulia was instrumental in the planning and construction of the $5 million

athletic and recreation complex. He also oversaw the growth of women’s w

athletics as softball and cross country were added as varsity sports. DiJulia w

left SJU in 1981 to become Commissioner of the East Coast Conference, a w

position he held for two years until leaving to become the Commissioner of . s

the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference (1984 through 1988). j A two-sport athlete as an undergraduate at SJU, DiJulia was a mem- u ber of the 1964-65 Hawk basketball team which compiled a 26-1 regular h a

season record and a top 10 national ranking under head coach Dr. Jack w

Ramsay. He and his wife, Pat, are the parents of seven children and reside k

in Havertown, PA. s . c o m

2006 Field Hockey 23 SAINT JOSEPH’S UNIVERSITY

Founded in 1851, Saint Joseph’s is an inde- pendent, Catholic, Jesuit university teaching disci- plined reasoning, effective communication and a love of learning. From Willings Alley in Old City Philadelphia to Stiles Street in North Philadelphia to its current location on City Avenue, Saint Joseph’s has continued to grow and change with the times. The University combines the Jesuit tradition of academic excellence, a history of service and an ideal campus location to produce successful stu- dents who seek to make a good world even better. Full-time, undergraduate day enrollment is approximately 4,250. Graduate, evening and exec- utive programs push total enrollment to more than 7,400. Philadelphia to Camden, N.J.; from Tijuana, PHILADELPHIA Mexico, to the Appalachian Mountains, Saint SJU’s Philadelphia location gives students THE JESUIT TRADITION Joseph’s students embrace the Jesuit mission of access to two worlds. The campus resembles a OF ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE serving those in need. The Thanksgiving Dinner park, surrounded by the stately homes of Saint Joseph’s nationally recognized aca- Dance for area senior citizens and the Hand-in- Philadelphia’s historic Main Line suburbs. Yet stu- demic reputation is confirmed by ongoing Hand Festival for the handicapped are two annual dents have access to the cultural, commercial and acknowledgment in Barron’s, U.S. News & World student-run events which draw thousands of spe- recreational activities of downtown Philadelphia - Report and Peterson’s. The Jesuit tradition of intel- cial visitors to campus for fun and friendship. only a short ride away. lectual inquiry and personal concern manifests SJU students take frequent advantage of the itself in small, challenging classes taught by a car- IDEAL CAMPUS LOCATION artistic and cultural resources Philadelphia offers, ing faculty. Graduate assistants do not teach, so SJU’s City Avenue location combines the best as well. They visit the Philadelphia Museum of Art; undergraduates can be sure they are receiving the of dynamic Philadelphia with the suburban, resi- the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts; the very best educational experience. One-on-one dential setting of the elegant Main Line. Saint Franklin Institute Science Museum; the Academy interaction between students and faculty is a reali- Joseph’s 65 acres span two counties, allowing stu- of Music, which houses ballet and opera; and the ty at Saint Joseph’s. dents literally to enjoy the best of both worlds. The new Kimmel Center, home to the Philadelphia A solid liberal arts curriculum provides city of Philadelphia, with its tremendous wealth of Orchestra. In addition, SJU students know they across-the-board learning for every student. historical, cultural, social and athletic attractions, is always have a good time rooting for Philadelphia Supporting that curriculum are comprehensive easily accessible, while the safety, serenity and or other hometown teams in the four major pro- academic majors and learning facilities. The result greenery of a suburban campus are right at hand. fessional sports. is a broad education which prepares students not The friendly atmosphere and close-knit cam- only for employment and graduate school, but for pus ensure that students don’t get lost in either the life itself. literal or the figurative sense at Saint Joseph’s. In the fall of 1998, SJU opened the $25 mil- Expanded library, computer and athletic facilities lion Owen A. Mandeville Hall, which houses the add a big-time “feel” to this growing university. Erivan K. Haub School of Business, the Center for Food Marketing and the region's first "Teletorium" SUCCESSFUL STUDENTS and "Moot Boardrooms." An 87,000-square-foot Men and women leave Saint Joseph’s pre- international academic center featuring state-of- pared. The University boasts an excellent record of

! the-art distance learning technology, it is located placing its graduates in first-time jobs, profession- e i near the corner of 54th Street and City Avenue. al schools and other advanced degree programs. D

r Part-time work and internships provide real-world e A HISTORY OF SERVICE experiences, the kind which delight future employ- v The students of Saint Joseph’s University are e ers. And with its many diverse student organiza-

N dedicated to making today’s world even better. A

tions, SJU offers ample opportunities to assume l l natural spirit of volunteerism has enabled the i leadership positions. University’s community service programs to W

An extensive on-campus recruitment pro- become the most popular extracurricular activities k gram provides graduates with a head start in their w on campus. In addition, a Service Learning pro- employment search. Regular meetings with facul- a gram allows students to receive academic credit

H ty advisors, along with advisory programs in the for their work outside the classroom. e health professions and in pre-law, assist students h SJU offers local, national and international who wish to further their schooling. T opportunities for student service. From North

24 Saint Joseph’s University DATE DAY OPPONENT...... TIME Aug. 2 7 Sat. MONMOUTH ...... 1:00 PM Sept. 4 Sun. at Fairfield ...... Noon Sept. 7 Wed. PENNSYLVANIA...... 4:00 PM Sept. 1 0 Sat. at R obert Morris ...... 1:00 PM Sept. 1 1 Sun. at P enn State ...... Noon Sept. 1 6 Fri. DELAWARE...... 7:00 PM Sept. 2 1 Wed. at Lafayette ...... 7:00 PM Sept. 2 5 Sun. RUTGERS ...... 1:00 PM Sept. 3 0 Fri. COLUMBIA...... 4:00 PM Oct. 2 Sun. at Georgetown ...... 1:00 PM Oct. 7 Fri. * LA SALLE...... 4:00 PM Oct. 9 Sun. * WEST CHESTER...... 3:00 PM Oct. 11 Tue. DREXEL ...... 7:00 PM Oct. 14 Fri. * at R i chmond...... 3:30 PM Oct. 16 Sun. * at Saint Louis...... 1:00 PM Oct. 19 Wed. at Villanova...... 7:00 PM Oct. 21 Fri. * MASSACHUSETTS ...... 4:00 PM Oct. 23 Sun. * RHODE ISLAND ...... Noon Oct. 29 Sat. * at Temple ...... Noon Nov. 4-5Fri.-Sat. **...at Atlantic 10 Championship TBA

* * - Atlantic 10 Championship (@P hiladelphia, PA) * - Atlantic 1 0 Conference Game Home games in CAPS