UNDERSTANDING THE GAME OF

Water Polo can be a confusing game for spectators. The whistle is constantly blowing and the play never stops, even when someone is ejected for a penalty. In addition, there are many misconceptions about the game, including how the players keep their horses . Well hang in there, because the following information should help to make the picture much clearer.

General Information Fouls 1. Each team has six field players and a goalie. When an infraction of the rules occurs, the referee will 2. Field players can only use one hand to touch the ball, point in the direction of the team taking possession, goalies two. while blowing his whistle. The ball is put back into play 3. Games consist of 7-minute quarters for club divisions, with an action called a free throw. This means the player 8-minute quarters for varsity divisions. gets three seconds of free time to throw the ball to an- 4. The object of the game is to score, by placing the ball other teammate or swim it up the pool. A player cannot completely in the goal. Players may move the ball by shoot his free throw unless outside the five-meter line. swimming or passing. If the ball is not put into play within three seconds, the 5. Teams may substitute after a goal is scored, during a other team takes possession. time-out, or during the play from the ejection area. 6. Each team receives three time-outs and one 20-sec- Fouls can be ordinary or major. Ordinary fouls are best ond time-out per game. understood as minor fouls. For example, a defender may 7. Shots blocked out of bounds by defensive players reach over an opponent’s back to get at the ball while result in the defensive team receiving possession. If a facing away from the goal. The penalty for an ordinary defender uses two hands to block a shot, the offensive foul is a free throw for the opposing team. team receives a penalty shot. Major fouls are more severe and are penalized accord- ingly. For example, when a defender fouls an opponent too aggressively, or from behind when the opponent is facing the goal, the defender is ejected for 20 seconds (players may reenter if their team recovers the ball before the ejection time is up, or if the opposing team scores). When the foul occurs within five meters of the goal and the referee believes the player had a high chance of scoring, the opposition shoots a penalty shot. Major fouls can also occur through disrespect to the ref- eree or when a player interferes with an opponent’s free throw. Players may only receive three major fouls before elimination.

If all of this has you totally confused, just sit back and enjoy the game. The easiest way to follow the play is by watching the scoreboard. If your team is ahead at the end, great! If not, well consider that you have expanded your horizons. When the game is over, you can at least explain to your friends that the horses never get wet. The COLLEGIATE WATER POLO ASSOCIATION

Administration Equipment The Collegiate Water Polo Association is a member of Three free balls for all host sites the NCAA and is comprised of collegiate institutions. The Score sheets for tournament hosts purpose of the Association is to serve its membership NCAA Rules Book for every coach through a variety of ways, including the coordination of a competitive schedule. As a non-profit 501 (c)-3 organiza- Awards tion, it is also a charitable entity, capable of receiving do- Complimentary program for all athletes and coaches nations that are tax deductible. All gifts of this kind may Awards for top two teams in each division be sent to the office, with an acknowledgment returned Awards for top coaches in each division to you for your tax records. All-Star and MVP awards for top athletes Certificates for top student-athletes The Collegiate Water Polo Association provides a number of benefits to its membership including: For more information about the Association or its activities, contact the office at: Services Conference web site Collegiate Water Polo Association Competitive schedule 320 West 5th Street Hotel reservations Bridgeport, PA 19405 Job placement service (610) 277-6787 Administration of Association activities (610) 277-7382 fax Assignment of officials [email protected] Referee training program Check out our web page at: www.collegiatewaterpolo.org Coaching resources Desk official training and support Championship game management Office Staff Schools that become members of one of these organiza- Commissioner...... Daniel Sharadin tions agree to abide by the rules and principles estab- Email...... [email protected] lished within the organization. The NCAA and NAIA only provide oversight for the varsity teams on campus, not Director of Communications...... Ed Haas the collegiate clubs. Email...... [email protected] In addition to the NCAA and NAIA there are conference Director of Officiating...... Tom Tracey structures that operate for the purpose of arranging com- Email...... [email protected] petition for their member institutions. Some conferences like the Big East or ACC handle several sports, while oth- Events/Marketing...... Damon Newman ers like the CWPA handle just one sport. With respect to Email...... [email protected] water polo, all collegiate clubs that play competitively are members of either the Big Ten or the CWPA conferences. CWPA Sportsmanship Statement To understand the difference between the conferences The CWPA and the NCAA promote good sportsmanship and the NCAA or NAIA, think of the conferences on a by student-athletes, coaches and spectators. We request smaller scale performing similar functions for their mem- your cooperation by supporting the participants and ber institutions. The conferences work with the NCAA officials in a positive manner. Profanity, racial or sexist and NAIA to help provide competitive opportunities and comments, or other intimidating actions directed at the services, yet they still remain independent organizations officials, student-athletes, coaches or team representa- with their own governing systems and budgets. tives will not be tolerated and are grounds for removal from the site of competition. Also, consumption or pos- Non scholastic organizations include all other entities session of alcoholic beverages and tobacco products is that offer the opportunity for people to be involved in the prohibited. sport outside of an educational institution. These include YMCA’s, Boys & Girls Clubs, township programs, parks Affiliate Organizations and recreation programs, privately organized water polo There are many organizations affiliated with the sport of clubs, and independent organizations like American Wa- water polo and the landscape can be somewhat con- ter Polo. United States Water Polo fits under this category fusing when trying to sort out which entity offers what as well, serving as the National Governing Body for the services. To make matters a little easier to understand, sport. They are also responsible for supporting and train- the organizations can be divided into two basic groups: ing an Olympic Team for men and women. scholastic and non scholastic. The scholastic organi- zations are those that have some affiliation with the For more information about any specific organization, educational system. These include college, high school, contact the CWPA office at 610-277-6787. junior college, and middle school teams, as well as their respective administrative bodies that offer competitive History of the CWPA leagues and support. In this category you would find The Collegiate Water Polo Association originally began state sanctioning organizations, the National Collegiate as the Mid Atlantic Conference, founded by Dick Russell Athletic Association (NCAA), the National Association for (Bucknell University swimming & water polo coach) in the Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA), and the collegiate con- 1970’s. Its founding membership included teams from ferences recognized by the NCAA or NAIA. Each organi- Maryland, Pennsylvania, New Jersey and New York. zation operates independently with its own governing structure. The leadership and management of the organization relied on volunteer coaches until 1990, when it hired a The NCAA and the NAIA are two organizations that serve commissioner to perform basic scheduling for the 15 a unique position. They each provide a supervisory role member teams. Officiating assignments at the time were for their member schools. The colleges and universi- performed by an independent organization called the ties that are members of each respective organization Eastern Water Polo Referees Association (EWPRA). choose to establish and follow a set of guidelines that govern competition. Specifically, these guidelines include The next major milepost occurred in 1993, when the eligibility, academic progress for their student-athletes, Southern and New England Conferences merged into competitive rules, championship guidelines, recruiting, the Mid Atlantic. The new structure combined all of the and financial aid. varsity teams in the East, along with the few sport clubs in existence at that time. During the 1995 season, the conference received its first 1999 Women’s Pacific Coast Division added. major challenge, as the organization experienced a strike Midwest Women’s Division reinstated. by its officiating core. This strike resulted in the organiza- Men’s Great Lakes Division changes its name to the Heartland Division. tion establishing its own officiating bureau, assuming Men’s Great Plains Division added. responsibility for all of its assignments. The conference Membership increases to 52 women’s teams and hired Tere Ma as its inaugural Director of Officials and 107 men’s teams totaling 159. Loren Bertocci as its first Technical Director to lay the groundwork for the Officiating Bureau that exists today. 2000 Men’s Southeast Division added. Men’s Atlantic Division added. Membership increases to 54 women’s teams and Over the years, the Association has undergone dramatic 121 men’s teams totaling 175. changes: 2001 Women’s varsity and club programs separate 1970’s The Mid Atlantic Conference is founded by Dick competitively. Russell. Women’s varsity teams form Northern and Southern Divisions. 1990 The conference hires a commissioner to manage Women’s Southeast Division added. the league administration. Texas Division added for men and women. Membership increases to 122 men’s teams and 80 1993 The New England and Southern Conferences women’s teams merge into the Mid Atlantic. The conference changes its name to the Eastern 2002 Men’s Florida Division added. Water Polo Association. Men’s Great Lakes Division added. Thirty-nine club and varsity teams participate in the Men’s Midwest Division renamed the Ohio Valley new structure. Division. CWPA formalizes internship program and hires two 1994 The Association adds women’s teams to its full-time interns. membership. Membership increases to 124 men’s teams and Total membership equals 55 teams. 91 women’s teams totaling 215.

1995 The conference ends its relationship with the 2003 Men’s New England and North Atlantic Divisions Eastern Water Polo Referees Association and realigned. establishes its own officiating bureau. Men’s Div. II Eastern Championship established. Tere Ma hired as the inaugural Director of Membership steadies at 120 men’s teams and 95 Officials and Loren Bertocci hired as the first women’s teams totaling 215. Technical Director. Office moves headquarters to Bridgeport after 13 Men’s Midwest division is added. years in Norristown. Club championships are separated by division Membership increases to 82 teams. 2004 Women’s varsity teams realign to form Northern, Northeastern, Southern and Western Divisions. 1996 Women’s Midwest Division is added. Men’s Florida Division teams merge into Southeast Men’s Southwest Division is added. Division. Men’s New York Division separates into Men’s Great Plains Division splits forming Great regions to accommodate growth. Plains and Missouri Valley Divisions. Eastern Water Polo Association changes its name Student Athlete Advisory Committee established or to Collegiate Water Polo Association to reflect the the conference. geographic representation of its membership. Membership grows to 126 men’s teams and 98 Membership rises to 95 teams. women’s teams totaling 224.

1997 Women’s Southwest Division is added. 2005 Six women’s varsity teams leave to join the Women’s Northern Division splits into New York Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference and receive an and New England Divisions. automatic bid to the NCAA Championship. Teams Great Lakes Division is added. realign to form Northern, Western and Southern Men’s New England Division splits to North Atlantic Divisions. and New England Divisions. Women’s Atlantic and North Atlantic Divisions Membership reaches 110 teams. added. Women’s National Collegiate Club Championship 1998 Northwest men and women’s divisions added expands to 16 teams. Men’s Pacific Coast Division added. Membership includes 40 women’s teams and 97 2006 Women’s Atlantic Division merges with the Mid men’s teams, totaling 137. Atlantic Division. Membership grows to 129 men’s and 96 women’s teams, totaling 225 teams. COMPETITIVE FORMAT

The Collegiate Water Polo Association is divided into two New England Division classes, varsity and sport club. Each class of member- Teams play a single round robin schedule with additional ship is then divided into divisions based on geography. games drawn at random. All teams attend the champi- onship tournament, with seeding based on the regular Varsity Class season won/loss records. Northern Division Teams play a single round robin schedule within their di- New York Division vision plus two additional games against opponents that Teams play a single round robin schedule with additional finished closest to them at the championship the prior games drawn at random. All teams attend the champi- season to determine seeding for the championship. onship tournament, with seeding based on the regular season won/loss records. Southern Division Teams play a double round robin schedule within their North Atlantic Division division to determine seeding for the championship. Teams play a single round robin schedule with additional games drawn at random. All teams attend the champi- Western Division onship tournament, with seeding based on the regular Teams play a single round robin schedule. Seeding for season won/loss records. the championship is based on the won/loss records from the regular season games. Northwest Division Teams play a single round robin schedule with additional The top two teams from each division championship will games drawn at random. All teams attend the champion- move on to the Eastern Championship, accompanied ship tournament. by two teams chosen at-large by a committee. The first place team at the Eastern Championship qualifies for the Ohio Valley Division NCAA National Championship, held in May. Teams play a single round robin format to seed for the championship, with all teams attending the champion- Sport Club Class ship tournament. Teams are divided into divisions, based on geography. The top team from each division championship qualifies Pacific Coast Division for the National Collegiate Club Championship. Teams play a single round robin schedule with additional games drawn at random. All teams attend the champi- Heartland Division onship tournament, with seeding based on the regular Teams play four games within their regions to determine season won/loss records. seeding for the championship. In the Northern Region, teams play a single round robin, plus an additional game Sierra Pacific Division against an opponent drawn at random. In the Southern Teams play a single round robin schedule with additional Region, teams play a double round robin schedule. games drawn at random. All teams attend the champion- ship tournament, with seeding based on the regular season Mid Atlantic Division won/loss records. The Mid Atlantic Division plays a single round robin for- mat during two weekends of competition. All teams Southeast Division attend the championship tournament, with seeding Teams play a single round robin format to seed for the based on the regular season won/loss records. championship, with all teams attending the champion- ship tournament. Midwest Division The Midwest Division teams play a single round robin Southwest Division format to seed for the championship, with all teams at- Teams play a single round robin schedule over the tending the championship tournament. course of two weekends of competition, with additional games drawn at random. All teams attend the champi- onship tournament, with seeding based on the regular season won/loss records. Texas Division against each other is used. If the total of goals scored Teams play a double round robin schedule over two between the teams is equal, the goal differential be- weekends. All teams attend the championship tourna- tween common opponents seeded higher will be used to ment, with seeding based on the regular season won/ determine ranking. This may require averaging the goal loss records differential per game if the number of games between common opponents is unequal. Should teams be tied Tie Breaker System - All Situations in won/loss record and they have not played each other, If two teams are tied using the tie breaker system below goal differentials against common opponents that are and they have played each other, the head-to-head com- seeded above them are used. If no common opponents petition is used to determine ranking. are seeded higher, the goal differential against the high- est seeded common opponent is used. Tie Breaker System - Two Teams If the won/loss records of two teams are the same, the Tie Breaker System-Three or More Teams (for team that won in their head-to-head competition is the advancement w/in championships) higher seed. If these teams each beat one another, the If more than two teams are tied in won/loss records, goal goal differential in their games is used to break the tie. If differentials among the teams tied serves as the tie- the goal differential in their contests against one another breaker. If the goal differential in their contests against is the same, the total of goals scored against each other one another is the same, the total of goals scored is used. If the total of goals scored between the teams is against each other is used. If the total of goals scored equal, the differential for all common opponents seeded between the teams is equal, their original seeding will higher is used. If no common opponents are seeded serve as the tiebreaker. If the totals are tied at any time higher, the goal differential against the highest seeded between two of the three teams, the tie is broken by their common opponent is used. head-to-head result.

Tie Breaker System - Three or More Teams (for Goal Differential seeding championships) Goal differential is a term used to describe the differ- If more than two teams are tied in won/loss records, goal ence between goals scored against an opponent and differentials among the teams tied serves as the tie- the number of goals scored by an opponent against a breaker. If the goal differential in their contests against particular team. one another is the same, the total of goals scored CWPA CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS

Women’s Varsity Competition 2003 Miami University (OH) University of Notre Dame 2004 Miami University (OH) University of Notre Dame Champion Runner-Up 2005 Miami University (OH) University of Notre Dame 2006 Miami University (OH) University of Notre Dame Eastern Championship 1988 Slippery Rock University Bucknell University New England Division 1989 Slippery Rock University Bucknell University 2001 Yale University MIT 1990 Slippery Rock University Harvard University 2002 Dartmouth College MIT 1991 Slippery Rock University Bucknell University 2003 Dartmouth College Yale University 1992 Slippery Rock University University of Maryland 2004 Dartmouth College Yale University 1993 Slippery Rock University Harvard University 2005 Dartmouth College Yale University 1994 Slippery Rock University Bucknell University 2006 Yale University 1995 Slippery Rock University Harvard University 1996 Slippery Rock University University of Maryland New York Division 1997 University of Maryland Slippery Rock University 2001 Columbia University Colgate University 1998 University of Massachusetts University of Maryland 2002 New York University Columbia University 1999 University of Massachusetts University of Maryland 2003 Columbia University Colgate University 2000 Princeton University University of Massachusetts 2004 New York University Cornell University 2001 Brown University Princeton University 2005 Cornell University Colgate University 2002 University of Michigan Hartwick College 2006 Cornell University Colgate University 2003 Indiana University Brown University 2004 Hartwick College University of Michigan North Atlantic Division 2005 University of Michigan Indiana University 2005 MIT Boston University 2006 Hartwick College University of Michigan 2006 MIT Boston University Women’s Sport Club Competition Northwest Division 1998 University of Washington Simon Fraser University Atlantic Division 1999 University of Washington Simon Fraser University 2005 James Madison University University of Virginia 2000 University of Washington Oregon State University 2001 University of Washington University of Oregon Heartland Division (formerly Great Lakes Division) 2002 University of Oregon University of Washington 1999 Macalester College University of Minnesota 2003 University of Washington Simon Fraser University 2000 No competition 2004 Simon Fraser University University of Washington 2001 Macalester College Carleton College 2005 University of Oregon University of Washington 2002 Carleton College Macalester College 2006 University of Oregon University of Washington 2003 Macalester College Carleton College 2004 Macalester College Wheaton College Pacific Coast Division 2005 Wheaton College Macalester College 1999 Cal Poly State University Cal State University-Chico 2006 Carleton College Grinnell College 2000 Cal Poly State University Cal State University-Chico 2001 UCLA University of Utah Mid Atlantic Division 2002 Cal Poly State University UCLA 2001 Penn State University University of Maryland 2003 Cal Poly State University UC-Davis 2002 University of Maryland Penn State University 2004 USC UCLA 2003 University of Virginia University of Pennsylvania 2005 Cal Poly State University Fresno State University 2004 University of Pennsylvania University of Virginia 2006 Cal Poly State University Fresno State University 2005 Penn State University West Chester University 2006 University of Pennsylvania University of Pittsburgh Southeast Division 2001 University of Florida Emory University Midwest Division 2002 University of Florida Emory University 1996 Miami University (OH) Bowling Green University 2003 University of Florida Emory University 1997 Miami University (OH) University of Notre Dame 2004 University of Florida Florida State University 1998 No Competition 2005 University of Florida Florida State University 1999 University of Notre Dame Miami University (OH) 2006 University of Florida University of Central Florida 2000 Miami University (OH) University of Notre Dame 2001 University of Notre Dame Miami University (OH) 2002 University of Notre Dame Miami University (OH) Southwest Division 1996 University of Massachusetts Queens College 1997 University of Colorado University of Texas, Austin 1997 Queens College University of Massachusetts 1998 University of Arizona University of Colorado 1998 University of Massachusetts Queens College 1999 Northern Arizona University University of Arizona 1999 University of Massachusetts Saint Francis College 2000 University of Arizona Northern Arizona University 2000 U. S. Naval Academy Saint Francis College 2001 University of Arizona Northern Arizona University 2001 University of Massachusetts Queens College 2002 University of Utah U. S. Air Force Academy 2002 Queens College U.S. Naval Academy 2003 University of Colorado University of Utah 2003 U.S. Naval Academy Princeton University 2004 University of Utah University of Arizona 2004 Princeton University Saint Francis College 2005 U. S. Air Force Academy University of Utah 2005 Saint Francis College U.S. Naval Academy 2006 University of Utah U. S. Air Force Academy 2006 U.S. Naval Academy Princeton University 2003 Miami University (OH) University of Notre Dame Texas Division 2004 Miami University (OH) University of Notre Dame 2001 Texas A & M University University of Texas, Austin 2005 Miami University (OH) University of Notre Dame 2002 University of Texas, Austin Texas A & M University 2006 Miami University (OH) University of Notre Dame 2003 Rice University Texas A & M University Division II Eastern Championship 2004 Rice University Trinity University 2005 Rice University Baylor University 2003 Queens College Slippery Rock University 2006 Rice University Texas A & M University 2004 Salem International University Mercyhurst College National Collegiate Club Championship Division III Eastern Championship 2000 University of Washington Michigan State University 1991 MIT Johns Hopkins University 2001 Michigan State University University of Florida 1992 Washington & Lee University Johns Hopkins University 2002 Michigan State University Cal Poly State University 1993 Washington & Lee University Johns Hopkins University 2003 Poly State University Michigan State University 1994 Johns Hopkins University MIT 2004 California Poly State University Dartmouth College 1995 Johns Hopkins University Washington & Lee University 2005 California Poly State University Dartmouth College 1996 Johns Hopkins University MIT 2006 Michigan State University University of Florida 1997 MIT Johns Hopkins University 1998 Johns Hopkins University Washington & Lee University 1999 Johns Hopkins University MIT 2000 MIT Johns Hopkins University Men’s Varsity Competition 2001 Johns Hopkins University MIT Champion Runner-Up 2002 Johns Hopkins University MIT 2003 MIT Johns Hopkins University Eastern Championship 2004 Johns Hopkins University MIT 2005 Johns Hopkins University MIT 1972 Yale University Harvard University 2006 Johns Hopkins University MIT 1973 Yale University Fordham University 1974 Yale University Fordham University Men’s Sport Club Competition 1975 Bucknell University U. S. Military Academy 1976 University of Pittsburgh Bucknell University Atlantic Division

1977 Bucknell University University of Pittsburgh 2000 University of Richmond Washington & Lee University 1978 Bucknell University Brown University 2001 Georgetown University University of Richmond 1979 Bucknell University University of Illinois 2002 Georgetown University NC State University 1980 Bucknell University Loyola University 2003 University of Virginia NC State University 1981 Brown University Loyola University 2004 University of North Carolina Georgetown University 1982 Loyola University Brown University 2005 Georgetown University Duke University 1983 Brown University Slippery Rock University 2006 Virginia Tech University Duke University 1984 Brown University U. S. Naval Academy 1985 Brown University Bucknell University Eastern Championship 1986 U. S. Naval Academy Brown University 1991 University of Virginia Cornell University 1987 U. S. Naval Academy Brown University 1992 University of Maryland University of Pennsylvania 1988 U. S. Naval Academy University of Arkansas 1993 Yale University 1989 University of Arkansas Brown University 1994 U. S. Military Academy 1990 U. S. Naval Academy Brown University 1995 Tournament discontinued in favor of division championships 1991 Slippery Rock University U. S. Naval Academy 1992 Princeton University Slippery Rock University Florida Division 1993 University of Massachusetts Bucknell University 2002 University of Florida Central Florida University 1994 University of Massachusetts U. S. Naval Academy 2003 University of Florida Florida State University 1995 University of Massachusetts Queens College 2004 Rejoined Southeast Division Great Lakes Division 2004 Yale University Williams College 1997 Iowa State University Macalester College 2005 Yale University Williams College 1998 Western Illinois University University of Nebraska 2006 Williams College Yale University 1999 League splits into Great Plains and Heartland Divisions- league reforms in 2002 New York Division 2002 Grand Valley State University University of Notre Dame 1995 U. S. Military Academy Hartwick College 2003 Grand Valley State University University of Notre Dame 1996 R.I.T. Columbia University 2004 Grand Valley State University University of Notre Dame 1997 University of Rochester R.I.T. 2005 Grand Valley State University University of Notre Dame 1998 U. S. Military Academy University of Rochester 2006 Grand Valley State University University of Notre Dame 1999 U. S. Military Academy R.I.T. 2000 Cornell University U. S. Military Academy Great Plains Division 2001 U. S. Military Academy Columbia University 1999 Western Illinois University University of Kansas 2002 U. S. Military Academy Cornell University 2000 Western Illinois University Washington University 2003 Colgate University R.I.T. 2001 Western Illinois University University of Minnesota 2004 U.S. Merchant Marine Academy Colgate University 2002 Washington University University of Missouri 2005 Colgate University New York University 2003 Western Illinois University Washington University 2006 Columbia University U. S. Military Academy 2004 University of South Dakota University of Minnesota 2005 Iowa State University University of Kansas North Atlantic Division 2006 University of Minnesota Marquette University 1997 1998 Tufts University Heartland Division 1999 Bates College 1999 Macalester College Grinnell College 2000 Bates College Bowdoin College 2000 Macalester College Saint Mary’s University 2001 Bates College Bowdoin College 2001 Grinnell College Saint Mary’s University 2002 Bates College Bowdoin College 2002 Saint Mary’s University Grinnell College 2003 Dartmouth College Tufts University 2003 Saint Mary’s University Grinnell College 2004 Middlebury College Dartmouth College 2004 Grinnell College Saint John’s University 2005 Middlebury College Dartmouth College 2005 Macalester College Saint John’s University 2006 Boston College Dartmouth College 2006 Macalester College Grinnell College Northwest Division Mid Atlantic Division 1998 University of Washington Washington State University 1995 University of Pennsylvania University of Maryland 1999 University of Washington Oregon State University 1996 University of Pennsylvania University of Maryland 2000 University of Washington Oregon State University 1997 University of Pennsylvania West Chester University 2001 University of Washington Oregon State University 1998 Penn State University Villanova University 2002 University of Washington Oregon State University 1999 University of Richmond Villanova University 2003 Oregon State University University of Washington 2000 Villanova University University of Pennsylvania 2004 University of Oregon Oregon State University 2001 Villanova University University of Pennsylvania 2005 University of Oregon University of Washington 2002 University of Pennsylvania Penn State University 2006 University of Washington University of Oregon 2003 Villanova University Penn State University 2004 Villanova University Penn State University Ohio Valley Division 2005 Penn State University University of Pennsylvania (Midwest renamed Ohio Valley Division in 2002) 2006 Slippery Rock University Villanova University 1995 University of Dayton University of Notre Dame 1996 University of Dayton Miami University Missouri Valley Division 1997 University of Dayton University of Notre Dame 2004 Western Illinois University Washington University 1998 University of Dayton University of Notre Dame 2005 Lindenwood University Washington University 1999 University of Notre Dame University of Dayton 2006 Lindenwood University Miami University (OH) 2000 Miami University University of Notre Dame 2001 Miami University University of Dayton New England Division 2002 Miami University Ohio University 1995 Williams College Amherst College 2003 Miami University University of Dayton 1996 Dartmouth College Williams College 2004 Miami University University of Dayton 1997 Williams College Dartmouth College 2005 Miami University Ohio University 1998 Dartmouth College Yale University 1999 Dartmouth College Yale University Pacific Coast Division 2000 Williams College Yale University 1998 Cal Poly State University Cal State University, Chico 2001 Dartmouth College Williams College 1999 California Baptist University Cal Poly State University 2002 University of Massachusetts Yale University 2000 Cal Poly State University Fresno State University 2003 Yale University Williams College 2001 Cal Poly State University USC 2002 Cal Poly State University USC National Collegiate Club Championship 2003 Cal Poly State University UCLA 2004 Cal Poly State University Fresno State University 1993 Northwestern University University of Maryland 2005 UCLA Cal Poly State University 1994 United States Military Academy University of Dayton 2006 Cal Poly State University UC-Davis 1995 University of Dayton U. S. Military Academy 1996 University of Michigan University of Arizona Southeast Division 1997 Dartmouth College University of Colorado 2000 University of Florida Georgia Tech 1998 University of Michigan Penn State University 2001 University of Florida Georgia Tech 1999 California Poly State University University of Richmond 2002 Georgia Tech Auburn University 2000 Michigan State University University of Washington 2003 Georgia Tech Auburn University 2001 Cal Poly State University Villanova University 2004 Florida International University University of Florida 2002 Cal Poly State University USC 2005 Florida International University Georgia Tech University 2003 University of Michigan Cal Poly State University 2006 Florida International University University of Florida 2004 Cal Poly State University University of Arizona 2005 Grand Valley State University Michigan State University Southwest Division 2006 Michigan State University Grand Valley State University 1996 University of Arizona Texas A & M University 1997 University of Arizona University of Colorado Division III 1998 University of Colorado University of Arizona National Collegiate Club Championship 1999 University of Arizona University of Colorado 2000 University of Arizona University of Colorado 1999 University of Rochester 2001 University of Colorado University of Arizona 2000 R.I.T Wesleyan University 2002 University of Arizona University of Colorado 2001 Trinity University R.I.T 2003 University of Arizona University of Utah 2002 R.I.T Wesleyan University 2004 University of Arizona University of Utah 2003 Middlebury College Wesleyan University 2005 University of Arizona University of Utah 2004 Wesleyan University New York University 2006 University of Arizona University of Colorado 2005 Wesleyan University New York University 2006 Lindenwood University Wesleyan University Texas Division 2001 Texas A & M University University of Texas, Austin 2002 Texas A & M University University of Texas, Austin 2003 University of Texas, Austin Texas A & M University 2004 University of Texas, Austin Texas A & M University 2005 University of Texas, Austin Texas A & M University 2006 University of Texas, Austin Rice University CWPA VARSITY TEAM PROFILES

Northern Division success on offense. Sophomores Emma Heishman and Emily Taylor, who both saw significant minutes last year, Brown University will once again be asked to show that the future looks Brown enters the 2007 season with a great deal of ex- bright for perience and depth. The Bears expect strong leadership from their five seniors. Tri-captains Paige Lansing (All- Hartwick College North first team), Elizabeth Balassone (All-North second Despite the loss of the nation’s top goal scorer in Bron- team) and Karlyanna Kopra return as the team’s three wen Knox who joined the Australian National Team, leading goal scorers with 48, 43 and 33 goals scored in Hartwick returns a solid nucleus from its 28-11 squad, 2006, respectively. Seniors Caitlin Fahey (All-East and which captured the Northern Division title, the Eastern All-North selection ’06) and Claire Angyal complete the Championship crown and a trip to the NCAA Tournament. senior core. Juniors Alexis Blaxberg, Ally Wyatt, Emily The Hawks return 13 players including three Northern Schwartz and Roxanne Palmer will all provide valuable Division first team honorees in seniors Keri James (51 minutes throughout the year. The sophomore class of goals, 54 assists, 105 points) and Olivia Colebourne Rory Stanton, Kristin Cuthbertson and Alex Ferguson (254 saves) and junior Kim Sumich (52 goals, 33 as- gained a great deal of experience as freshman, which sists, 87 points). Both James and Sumich were ranked will pay off throughout the year. Freshman goalkeeper among the top 50 in the country in goal scoring, while Stephanie Laing will be anchoring the defense this year Colebourne was ranked nationally in saves. Two other while classmates Lauren Presant and Sarah Glick will valuable veterans return to the line up in second team provide Brown with some offensive firepower. With honorees – Ellen Sevigny (39 goals, 24 assists, 63 overtime losses to both Michigan and Indiana in 2006, points) and Megan Dahl-Smith (40 goals, 15 assists, 55 Brown is optimistic that it can make a run at the Eastern points). A trio of talented freshmen could push these Championship in 2007. veterans and find quality playing time. Christina Evans, the daughter of Michael Evans, who was a three-time Connecticut College water polo Olympian for the United States, Marian Zab- Connecticut College hopes to continue to improve in lith, a member of the Brazilian Junior National team, as 2007 with all their key players returning and with two well as Kirsten Hudson, a member of the New Zealand great new additions in Phoebe Bakanas and Jordan Junior National team, are expected to contribute. Kohnstam. Phoebe’s speed and experience will make her an immediate starter and contibutor for the Camels Harvard University and Jordan’s skill in the goal will also benefit the team Harvard enters the 2007 season with a very young team. right away. Also leading the defense in the cage will be Led by co-captains Vivian Liao and Lauren Snyder, the senior Cammie Phelps. A former ‘Heart of the Camels’ Crimson will look to its strong junior class for experi- Trophy winner, Cammie’s fire will undoubtedly burn its ence. Melissa Mueller, Cassandra Forsyth, Melissa Mc- brightest in this, her final collegiate season. The only Creery, Avery Cavanah and Brittney Lane will be joined by other senior on the team is Molly Goettsche who returns sophomore center Devon Maclaughlin and driver Guil- to the blue and white after taking last year off to sail lian Helm. Sophomore goalkeeper Nikki Perlman and around the Caribbean. Another great returning defender freshman Ariel Delgado will anchor the defense in goal. is junior Sarah Lindsay. Sarah has always been a great Harvard’s success will depend on how effectively this player, but she took some big steps last year towards core of returning veterans can mesh with a very being a real impact on the collegiate scene and Conn talented freshman class. Newcomers Kathryn Bilder, expects great things from her this year. Fellow juniors Roxanne Pinto, Brianne Farrar, Kristina Bergquist and Jenna Rosenwasser and Kendall Judson both had break- Kelly Peeler bring speed and offensive punch to the line- out years last season as their playing time increased up. The Crimson will look to make a run by season’s dramatically. CC will once again look for them to contrib- end as they build for the future. ute on both sides of the ball. Junior Sarah Hartigan led the team in scoring as a freshman and will look to regain Queens College that title this year with her powerful shot and quick Queens College women’s water polo team is moving for- drives. Also in the class of 2008, Lauren Brug was last ward with a bunch of new faces this year. The team will season’s scoring champ despite playing the first three have much more experience this year with the addition games of the season in goal. A rare threat on the coun- of five junior college transfers and two key returns from ter and at center, Lauren will be a key to the Camels last year. The team is looking to put in the same work and determination, not to give up. This is what has keep in a reserve role, posting the lowest career goals-against- the team pushing forward. Queens is looking to take average in program history (5.58) while turning away 60 some teams by surprise this up coming season. Look to percent of her shots faced the last two years. see Queens taking the steps forward needed to becom- ing a stronger program in the years to come. University of Maryland With only two seniors and two juniors returning to com- Utica College petition this season, the Maryland women’s water polo Utica College will look to improve on their fifth place team is young, but not inexperienced. The Terps’ roster finish at the Northern Division Championship this year lists 10 sophomores, whose experience with last sea- as the Pioneers finished the 2006 season with a 3-18 son’s competitive conference schedule and eight-game record as it marked the program’s first three win season trip to California helped them mature. Five of the Terps’ since 2002. top six scorers from last year—Rachel Jordan, Elizabeth Hopkins, Blaise Stanicic, Bryndis Klein, and Christen Southern Division Vagts—are returning to the team as sophomores and are expected to take on starting roles. The team has also Bucknell University added two new faces to the core of young talent, fresh- After winning a program-record 23 games each of the men Sarah Ivry and Shannon Simerly. Ivry graduated last two years and losing just one senior from last year’s from the same northern California high school as senior squad that went 23-9, expectations are high for the Marissa Corwin, and is expected to contribute quality Bucknell women’s water polo team. The Bison return defense for the Terps. Simerly hails from Miami, Fla., their top four scorers in Meagan Gins, Elizabeth Jensen, and will bring speed and strong defensive abilities to the Aubrey Rowe and Mallory Sullivan. Gins obliterated the team. Salyer also looks for Simerly to create scoring op- program record for points in a season with 103, while portunities on the offensive end of the pool. Leadership Jensen holds down the third spot on that list with 92. will be vital in directing Maryland’s enormous potential Rowe made an immediate impact as a rookie, total- to another winning record. Junior driver Allie Houseal ing 58 goals and 21 assists. Sullivan, a two-time team will take on the position as co-captain alongside senior captain, totaled 20 goals and 18 assists while also lead- Marissa Corwin. Corwin will also be busy in another role ing the squad with a career-high 40 steals. Three-year at goalie. Considered the most competitive position this starting goalie Mandy Bynum holds down the back of the season, Corwin will compete with sophomore Ashleigh defense. She ranks second on Bucknell’s career saves Jobson and junior Anna Gossett for playing time. The list with 742 and made 226 a year ago while starting all Terps will count on their depth at goalie, as well as at all but two games. positions in the pool, to help them adjust to various rules changes this season including one minute added on to George Washington University each quarter’s playing time. George Washington women’s water polo head coach Scott Reed feels his 2007 team is ready to change its Princeton University fortune following last year’s 10-15 overall record, just The Princeton women’s water polo teams enters the the second losing mark in the program’s six seasons 2007 season looking to continue its tenure among the as a varsity sport at GW. “This year’s team is the most top teams in the Southern Division and improve its talented, from top to bottom, that I’ve ever had,” pro- standing at Easterns following last year’s third-place fin- claims Reed, who’s in his eighth year at the Foggy Bot- ish. The Tigers were 20-6 overall a season ago. In order tom campus. Likely to provide the biggest impact will be to repeat the sucesses of 2006 and look to improve senior co-captains Jenna Burnett and Morgan Hooker, upon them, the Tigers will look to an experienced senior the Colonials’ top point producers in 2006. Burnett class to lead the way. Three of Princeton’s top four scor- finished her junior season with 23 goals and a team- ers from last season are now seniors, including three- high 23 assists to earn second team All-CWPA Southern time Southern Most Valuable Player Elyse Colgan, who Division status. Hooker, GW’s go-to offensive option at led the team with 47 goals as a junior, Karina Reyner (32 two-meter set, enters her final season on pace to be- goals) and Samantha Shaughnessy (25 goals). Nata- come the program’s all-time leading goal scorer. A first lie Kim anchors the Tiger defense in goal. A two-time team All-CWPA Southern Division performer last season, All-South selection, Kim made 206 saves in 25 appear- Hooker added a team-best 40 goals in 2006 and is now ances last season and was 19-6 overall. 37 shy of eclipsing Kira Canon’s three-year old record. After two seasons of playing backup to Amy Heinemann, junior goalkeeper Julie Jacoby is anxious and prepared to assume starting duties. Jacoby has been outstanding Western Division return of senior defender Emily Schmitt, who returns to the pool after sitting out the 2006 season to rehabilitate Gannon University following a serious injury. In goal, the Hoosiers return Gannon returns 11 of 12 letterwinners from last year’s second team All-Western Division second team selec- 11-11 team that finished sixth at the CWPA Western Divi- tion Jackie Pyrz a year after she posted 259 saves and sion Championship. The Lady Knights have never had a a 6.24 goals against average. Pyrz will be supported by losing season during their six-year existence, winning 64 sophomore Sarah Larson and freshman Katie Carson. percent (89-51) of their all-time games. Ninety-eight per- The Hoosiers will have plenty of experience at defender, cent of Gannon’s scoring returns in 2007, including lead- with seniors Emily Schmitt and Claire Nicholson anchor- ing scorer Kat Bucceri. The senior recorded 80 goals, 17 ing the position. Schmitt returns to the Hoosiers after assists, and 32 steals last season. Returnees Katelyn missing the 2006 season due to injury. The Beaverton, Hansen (22 goals, 32 assists), Kyle Figaski (14 goals, 20 Ore., native has 82 career steals to go along with 66 assists), Val Adams (14 goals, 17 assists), Nikki Hoffa scores in her 100 games as a Hoosier. Nicholson played (13 goals, 12 assists) and Ashley McLellan (12 goals, in 30 matches last season for IU, registering 22 steals 15 assists) also reached double digits in both goals and on the season to go along with four goals and 12 as- assists a year ago. Senior Michelle Hutton returns in sists. At attacker, the Hoosiers will rely on senior Kristen goal after posting a 6.90 goals against average and .535 Zernicke and junior Brooke Zimmerman to run the of- save percentage in 21 starts. Seven freshmen will join fense. Zernicke, who is already in the top 10 in IU history the Lady Knights in 2007, including three from the state with 155 career steals, will be the person head coach of California. The mixture of incoming talent and return- Barry King expects to run the offense for the Hoosiers ing experience is expected to provide excitement for the in 2007. Also providing veteran leadership at the posi- Gannon water polo program in 2007. tion will be seniors Kara Woolley and Jaclyn Tameris and junior Brittany Estrada. At center, the Hoosiers return a Grove City College pair of impressive scorers that each had strong 2006 Grove City will potentially feature its most talented campaigns. Melissa Soria returns for the Hoosiers after nucleus ever. Junior goalkeeper Keala Walter returns posting 61 goals a year ago, the third-most in the history for her third year in goal after earning Honorable Men- of the Hoosier program, and earning second team All- tion All-America honors in each of her first two seasons. CWPA laurels. Soria scored five goals on three different Meanwhile, seniors Caitlin Ewing and two-meter set Vir- occasions last year and earned 42 kickouts on the year. ginia Larsen are both three-year starters. Ewing has 107 Maggie Hannon had a strong freshman year in 2006, career goals and could become the program’s all-time scoring 13 goals in 17 games for IU. Hannon also con- leading scorer this year. Last year, Ewing became the tributed three assists and 10 steals a year ago, earning first Grove City player to earn All-CWPA Western Division nine kickouts. She recorded a pair of hat tricks on the honors. Three sophomores also return after seeing ex- season. Indiana water polo will face another rigorous tensive time as rookies in 2006. Liza McRuer fired in 17 schedule in 2006-07. In addition to hosting the Fluid Five goals as a freshman while classmate Kristen Kerchner on April 7-8, the Hoosiers will make two trips to California added 16 goals. Current sophomore C.J. Foldberg saw and will compete in the Michigan and Terrapin invitation- extensive time both in the field and in goal last year. She als this season. has the inside track to claim a starting post this season. Also back for Grove City are junior Caroline Walker and Mercyhurst College sophomores Whitney Baur and Monica Gigliotti. Several Entering its seventh year of existence, the Mercyhurst newcomers are also expected to challenge for playing women’s water polo team will look to build upon a 2006 time. season that was the most successful in school history. With a 15-8-1 record, a third place conference finish Indiana University and Mercyhurst’s first Collegiate Water Polo Association After winning its second straight regular-season CWPA (CWPA) Top Ten ranking, the Lakers broke new ground. Western Division title in 2006, the Indiana water polo The success in the water was equaled by success in the team is looking to repeat as divisional champions, return classroom as every member of the team had a cumu- to the CWPA Eastern Championship and compete for a lative grade point average of 3.0 or better. While the national title in 2007. The Hoosiers, who went 24-11 a Lakers will be left to fill the void left by the graduation year ago, return four of their top five players from a year of Cassie Rand, last year’s leading scorer with 60 goals, ago, including returning 201 of their 311 goals from head coach Curtis Robinette brought in a pair of trans- 2006. The Hoosiers as a team are a veteran group, with fers to help with the transition. Junior Rhonda Marable, six seniors and three juniors on the roster. In addition to a transfer from Palomar College, will be asked to fill the the returners from last year’s team, IU will also see the scoring void while adding a perimeter presence on defense and sophomore Chrissy Genian, a transfer from the pool, the Wolverines look to surpass program records Citrus College, will step in as the starting two-meter set last season in goals (399), shots (1,085) and steals defender. The offensive side of the pool will, once again, (470). U-M will use its offensive talents and experi- be led by junior co-captains Christine Somera and Carrie ence on defense toward the goal of earning the Eastern Willison. Willison finished second in scoring last season Championship title and its third NCAA Tournament bid. with 35 goals while shattering the school record for as- Michigan also hopes to earn its sixth division title in the sists in a season with 52. Somera earned CWPA First program’s seventh year of existence. Team All-Conference Honors and broke the school record for drawn ejections in a season with 45 from her at- Penn State Behrend College tacker position. Junior goalkeeper Gina Mieras will once The Penn State Behrend women’s water polo team will again be relied on to shut down the opposition and she build upon the success of past years to move forward provides veteran experience in doing just that. She has in the CWPA. Brittany Yost will lead the program as a already broken the school record for career saves, with captain, and Amanda Wiest and Alexis Puhala will bring 473, and holds the single season record as well, stop- strong shooting to the offensive end. Kelsie Watkins will ping 243 shots last year. Other returning starters include be a good asset between the pipes and a group of new juniors Christie Haibach and Renee Sander. Both are freshman should add some depth to the program. members of the CWPA All-Academic Team and are com- ing off of career seasons in every statistical category as Slippery Rock University they move their names up the Mercyhurst record boards. The Rock returns six regulars as it seeks to improve Kallen Dearnbarger also returns after making the All- upon its fourth-place finish in the CWPA Western Division Academic Team a year ago and will look to contribute to playoffs. The returning talent is headlined by 2006 lead- the team’s efforts. Freshmen Cathi Korenich, Jenna Jef- ing scorer Erika Brunner, utility player Beth Choike and ferds, Jacqueline Phillips and Sam Shehan will all look to goalie Lauren Surbaugh. develop into players who can contribute to the success of the 2007 squad. Washington & Jefferson College Led by seniors Brandi Shoupe and Kim Sawlsville, University of Michigan Washington & Jefferson College has high hopes for the The Wolverines return 11 players from the 2006 squad 2007 campaign which include improving on the team’s that finished ranked No. 16 in the nation after falling to 7-14 record from a year ago. Shoupe was the team’s Hartwick in the Eastern Championship final. U-M’s 2006 third-leading scorer in 2006 with 24 goals. She also leading scorer, senior Shana Welch (75 goals), returns to led the team with 49 steals. Sawlsville will be starting captain a roster that features two other upperclassmen. for the fourth season and is already the school’s career The Wolverines also boast a plethora of talented sopho- save leader with 603. Last season, she turned back 243 mores and freshmen. The sophomore class includes shots, while adding 30 steals and 10 assists. Fourth-year goalkeeper Kristen Davis, who set the program record for Head Coach Bob Filander will also look to seniors Dani- steals by a goalie last season (43), as well as a quartet elle King and Amy Plotkin for leadership. Sophomore of 20-goal scorers in Mary Chatigny (34 goals), Carrie Alicia Sutton is a talented offensive player who paced the Frost (27 goals), Sharayah Hernandez (21 goals) and team with 37 goals and 34 assists for 71 points a year Julie Hyrne (38 goals). The 2006 California high school ago. The Presidents will also rely on sophomore Emily Division I Player of the Year, Leah Robertson, and Illinois Allen to increase her scoring production after she netted water polo all-time career goals leader, Logan Bjorkman, 19 goals as a freshman. Filander will also count on six highlight Michigan’s 11 newcomers. Those young players new faces to the squad as this season’s freshman class will help replace four athletes lost to graduation following includes players from four different states. the 2006 season. With so many offensive weapons in CWPA CLUB TEAM PROFILES

Heartland Division Lindenwood University Returning leading scorer and first team All-Conference Carleton College senior Heather Oskroba will lead the Lindenwood women Carleton’s women are looking forward to the fast-paced on their quest for the Heartland Division Championship competition of the Heartland Division this year. Led by and a trip to the national championship hosted by Wil- the experience of captains Ellen Valkevich and Shannon liams College. Graduate student Desanka Fillipi brings Carcelli, senior driver Beth Bennett and sophomore hole three years of experience as a starter at Salem Interna- defender Becky Alexander, Carleton is a relatively young tional University, while returning starters Whitney Boyd, team. Cassi Olson is expected to shine in hole set. Junior Ashly Dry, LeAnn Kelso and Mandy Chun will once again drivers Caitlin Goldbaum and Amy Pham, sophomores anchor the squad. Freshman Emma Wilhelm brings four Jessica Jauw and Rachel Stephenson, and freshman years as a high school starter and will be counted on to Kate Alexander complete this dedicated and enthusiastic start at defensive two-meter as well as score goals. As squad. Carleton’s women emphasize teamwork and fun, the team begins its second year in the Heartland Divi- and are focused on teaching new players to love and sion, the squad will also look to put its speed to good use enjoy water polo. as five players are also on the Lindenwood swim team.

Grinnell College Saint Mary’s University The Black Sheep are back and ready for action in their Profile not available at time of printing third year as a team. After finishing a strong second place in the Conference Championships last year, the Mid Atlantic Division Sheep are hoping to continue where they left off. With the exception of a departed senior, the team returns Duke University completely intact. Adding excitement to the season, Duke enters into its first season of CWPA play with an several new players will make great additions to the experienced core of players looking to produce immedi- returning starting line. This season looks to be the Black ate results in the league. The team’s hallmark will be its Sheep’s best yet. defensive intensity, as Duke will rely upon a combination of presses and zones to deny opponents from getting Illinois Wesleyan University good looks at the goal, and its offensive versatility, with After ending the 2004 season with a third place finish in multiple set offenses and positions. The team will be led the Heartland Conference, the Illinois Wesleyan women’s by co-captains Alex Kern and Alison Dorsey and sopho- water polo team took a year off to rebuild the team and more goaltender Jenna Maloka. Graduate students foster interest in the program. With five members return- Sarah Kennifer and Erin Shively as well as freshman Ash- ing from the 2004 season, IWU enters the conference ley DiSilvestro look to provide an impact on both ends of with a strong roster of women from all over the Chica- the pool, and will certainly be assisted on the defensive goland area. Most of the team is new to the program end by sophomore Mary Belniak while two-meter players including some team members who are new to the sport, Danielle Beckerman and Kaitlyn Shackelton anchor the so new stars will emerge among the veteran starters. offense. Seniors Becca Fink, Becca Fairchild and Lexie This self-coached team is looking to establish its reputa- Lemus will be called upon to provide valuable minutes tion this year in the Heartland Conference. for the Blue Devils, while junior Stephanie Fung and sophomores Lauren Stival and Mary Ellen Koran and Iowa State University freshmen Julie Segner and Allison Simler will also give Iowa State enters its first season as a CWPA member invaluable contributions to the squad. with a promising outlook. Emily Evers, Erica Ebensberg- er and Rachel Goldsmith are coming from playing on the James Madison University men’s water polo team for three years. Sara Fort and The JMU women look to be competitive yet again this Anna Anderson have both had at least one year of experi- spring, returning all but one starter. Senior goalie Laura ence on the men’s team. Along with many new faces, Dwyer will anchor the team defensively along with help like Mary Krakowski and Dee Saas who are veterans of from Liz Steffy at the two-meter defense position. Round- swimming in the pool, and freshman Kristen Crawford ing out the defense, Liz Snellings and newcomers Alli and Erin Curtis, Iowa State shows a very promising future Chaplin and Heidi Lindenfelser look to be very strong. Of- in polo as the players are excited for the 2007 season. fensively, the Dukes are led by the speed and versatility of four year starter Amy Townsend, along with Nicole look to capture the title in only its second year of com- Martinez and Beth Wispelwey. Emily Cosse and Kelsey peting in the Collegiate Water Polo Association. Return- Pace will see ample playing time at both two-meter of- ing players Stephanie Wallace, Joie Marhefka, Sara fense and defense hoping to contribute to the all-around Podgurski, Rachel McCoach, Carolyn Rogers and goalie play of the Dukes. Returners Katie Holland and Tiffany Sarah Battistone, and first year head coach Juli Marhe- Mothershead will also be expected to contribute over the fka hope to bring the title to Western Pennsylvania. course of the season. With a strong senior class, and depth from returning as well as new players, the Dukes University of Richmond are hoping for a very successful season. After losing seven seniors in 2006, the University of Rich- mond looks to rebuild this year. The Spiders are excited University of Pennsylvania to return senior Tammy Slenn at two-meter defense With five returning starters from last year’s Mid Atlan- with senior Katie Weber winning sprints and leading the tic Division Championship team, and a strong class of counter attack. The Spiders also look to Anne Galyean incoming freshmen, Penn is looking to return to the to help on the fast break and become a force at two- National Championship Tournament. Penn’s two most meter. Senior Stephanie Schwartzkopf provides much productive goal scorers from 2006, first team club All- needed depth, along with solid defense. Also returning America Soleil Roberts and second team club All-Ameri- for the Spiders are juniors Christine Mullaney and Megan ca Deidre Sandrock will return to lead a strong offense. Gibson, who will both be counted on as solid contribu- The core of the defense will also be returning, in senior tors. Sophomore MC Walker mans the goal and keys the Goalie Carolyn Corona and two-meter defender/captain counter attack. Rebekah Stevens. The Quakers will also be helped this year by their veteran leadership in graduate student University of Virginia Sheena Curtin, seniors Bianca Grecu and captain Siob- After a third-place finish in the Mid Atlantic division last han O’Dwyer and juniors Alex Malebranche and Stepha- year, the Virginia Cavaliers are looking to continue their nie Castellano. With the departure of two of its key success with a number of returning players. The UVA players from last year Penn will look to freshmen Megan team relies heavily on their hole set, Kelly Benedict, Calpin and Natasa Kordic to handle lots of playing time. whose aggressive game makes her a formidable scoring Thanks to a strong returning core and fresh newcom- threat from the two-meter position. Drawing on experi- ers, Penn looks to repeat as Mid Atlantic Champion and ence and strength, the Cavaliers expect sophomore Lizzy return to Nationals. Grater to lead the team’s defense successfully from the defensive hole position. Seniors Louise Minarcik and Ann Pennsylvania State University Lewis Shields provide extensive experience to the team, Penn State is hoping to improve upon its fifth place finish and remain active on the perimeter for offense and at the regional championship last year. With the loss of defense. This year, junior Kristine Salm has assumed the three seniors, including their starting goalie Kerry Slover, role of goalie and shown tremendous skill in a new posi- the team will depend on the skills of several key return- tion. Both senior Amanda Creamer and junior Kathryn ees. The Lions will rely on the skills of all- Conference Harris have demonstrated significant improvement and selections, seniors Sarah Holman and Jenna Reitz. Hol- now possess important weapons for the Cavaliers’ of- man will continue to provide strong defense for the Lions fense, strong outside shots. Senior Carinne Wright and at the two-meter position, and Jenna Reitz returns as the junior Catherine Gray will play important defensive roles team’s leading scorer. Fellow seniors Ashley Folio and for Virginia, looking to make steals and jumpstart the Natasha Tirko will contribute their valuable offensive and counterattack. The Virginia team looks forward to work- defensive talents, respectively, to the team. The Lions ing and playing hard this season. will also rely on the speed and agility of Lauren DeMoss and the skills of returning offensive two-meter player Virginia Polytechnic Institute & State University Maureen McCormick. Key returnees Vanessa Coulibaly After a few disappointing seasons Virginia Tech is really and Malika Sindha will contribute skills as utility players. looking to turn things around this year. Barely losing any Penn State anticipates that Roberta Murray, Jen Paullin, seniors last season, and adding some very influential Mariss Carl and Stacey Wild will make significant contri- new players this year, Tech hopes to be able to play at butions to the team, while the developing talents of the a whole new level. Paige Barlow adds experience to the rookies and freshman class will bring depth to the team. team as a graduate student after playing four years for the University of Richmond. Rookies Stephanie Moore, University of Pittsburgh Rachel Gicquelais and Jackie Carl are players to watch After finishing second in the Mid Atlantic Division during for as they continue to sharpen their skills. Leading the 2006 season, the Pitt women’s water polo team will scorer Claire Waller returns for her third season now in a captain role ready to lead her team to victory. Starting accompanied by talented goalie Kim Arnold. The Lakers seniors Bridget Devlin, Jenny Klimczak and Pammy Hider are excited to welcome some promising freshman includ- hope to make their last season one to remember. Excited ing Elizabeth Cole, Becky Cross and Michelle Clancy. about the depth and new leadership of the team, the Virginia Tech Hokies plan on being a very competitive University of Notre Dame opponent this year. Profile not available at time of printing

West Chester University Western Michigan University West Chester is hoping for a successful season with Profile not available at time of printing many new and promising players, along with many tal- ented returning players. Some players to look out for are Ohio Valley Division senior players Katie Farrell in hole-set and an aggressive Lacey Cooper in defensive hole-set. Other key players University of Dayton are Jenna Easter, Erin Koehler and Kylie Causa. This This is the second official CWPA season for the Univer- season West Chester has a new goalie in junior Courtney sity of Dayton team. Welcoming nine new women to Kalbach. West Chester is excited to see how the season the team, captains Hollie Rawl and Kathryn Imhoff are goes with the new and returning players. excited for the upcoming season. Although they will miss two strong competitors, captain Elizabeth Fellows, a UD Mid Atlantic Division graduate, and fellow player Katie John, an ’07 Italy study- abroad participant, the young team could not be more Albion College enthusiastic about improving their skills and overall rank Albion College is still an up and coming team with a lot in the division through continuous hard work and dedica- of promise and dedication. They love to play the sport of tion as the squad finished eighth in the Midwest Division water polo and teach all those who want to play water last year. polo about the game. Miami University “A” Bowling Green State University In 2007 the three-time repeating champions of the Bowling Green is looking forward to the 2007 season. Midwest Division will look to carry on that tradition in The team is primarily represented by returning players the newly formed Ohio Valley Division. The squad which and the new recruits will be relying on the leadership of finished fourth at last year’s Collegiate Club Nationals those who have been playing. The team is currently try- is anxious to continue competing at the national level, ing out a few new goalies as last year’s only senior, also but will have to overcome the loss of the Midwest Divi- the only goalie, graduated. Both the offense and defense sion Most Valuable Player and CWPA National Player are looking strong, and are hoping to show the confer- of the Year, Carmen Younger. Seniors Lauren Stiebler, ence what they can do this season. Corey Ulmer, Jenna Wagner and Caitlain Spangler, who each earned All-America honors last season, will set the Eastern Michigan University foundation for this year’s team. Led by the defense of Even though they may be small in numbers, Eastern Spangler, Stiebler in goal and the offense prowess of Michigan plans on hitting it big this year. The combina- Ulmer and Wagner, along with junior Caitlyn O’Rourke, tion of their strong team bond and determination will the team is confident with these five returning starters help them succeed. Freshmen Kristen Woods and Dan- and the ever-present potential of its bench that the holes iele Hughes are a great addition and assets to the team. left by graduation last year will be easily filled by seniors All-Conference goalie Alison Schoeff and utilities Laura Jenny Dwyer and Jamie Eckert, a second team all-Con- Schoeff and Erica Libra will lead the way as the team is ference selection in 2006, juniors Lauren Meeth and confident in achieving its goals. Christy Brodell, and sophomores Andrea Segovia, Carly Wade, Alyssa Guynn and Cassie Caldwell. Two freshmen, Grand Valley State University Christine Ahern and goalie Kim Bieler, and one transfer The Grand Valley State women’s water polo team is ex- sophomore, Sarah Trilla, round out the 2007 squad that cited to make its mark on the 2007 season. The Lakers looks to continue the long standing tradition of excel- are working hard to finish higher than last year’s third lence that has become synonymous with the Miami place in the division championship. Some of their strong Redhawks. returning players include Kristin Kuczera, Christina Bill- man and Kelly Glupker. With their returning skilled hole Miami University “B” sets Katelyn Clancy and Jamie Bowman they are hoping Profile not available at time of printing to build a strong and consistent team. The hole sets are Ohio University positions on the team. The Panthers hope to build on After a long rebuilding season last year, the Ohio Bobcats the momentum of last season, and remain a threat in expect to see more wins this year. Last year the Bobcats the New England Division. finished with a #6 ranking in the Midwest Division. Only losing one player to graduation, the Bobcats show more Wesleyan University depth than most previous years. Senior starting goalie, The Wesleyan University women’s water polo team is Laura Bringer, along with Meghan Plantz and Kristin looking forward to an exciting year. Many of the senior Curtin plan to lead the team to success. Sophomore members are returning from being abroad, and have Kate Walter returns to frustrate offensive players as the been key in recruiting swimmers to fill out the ranks of starting two-meter defense player. Returning players the water polo team. With dual strengths of speed and Alicia Kelly, Steph Horsfield, Ashley Galleher and Amy experience, the water polo team looks forward to an Renner have been working hard and will see more play- exciting season and hopes to both build their team and ing time this season. New players such as Elaine Healy, move up in the ranks of the CWPA. LaShaun Evans and Danielle Paszko are eager to make a big impact in Ohio’s offense. Williams College The Williams College women’s water polo team is looking Washington University forward to an exciting season this spring. Despite los- After losing four starters to graduation, Washington ing a large portion of their starting line-up to graduation University is looking to rebuild this season. The team last year, captains Lauren Fernandez, Emily Deans and welcomes the return of their coach, Lewis Thomas, and Courtney Asher are optimistic about the team’s pros- a few upperclassmen to lead the team. The Bears see pects. This year’s returning seniors include Fernandez, a lot of potential in players who have joined the team Sheryl Brea, offensive threat Cailin Collins, and goal- this year, both experienced players and those new to the keeper Jane Allen. Other key returnees include sopho- sport. more captains Deans and Asher. This year’s incoming freshmen class will play a central role in the team’s New England Division success, adding depth, speed and shooting power to the returning squad. Freshmen standouts include Lily Zhou, Dartmouth College Abby Islan, Lisa Chu and Tracey Vitchers. Overall, though Dartmouth women’s water polo remained competitive fielding a relatively young team, the Ephs are looking in last year’s season finishing third in the New England forward to building on last year’s successful season. Division. This year the team is led by senior captains Alexandra Walter and Sarah Rosa, and with the experi- Yale University “A” ence of returning players Alexandra Owens, Kara Podka- The Lady Bulldogs of Yale University return this season miner, Caroline Roth, Kyle Engelman, Catherine Pease, as the New England Champions for the first time since Alexandra Araiza and Jenna Newgard, Dartmouth water winning in 2001 and breaking national powerhouse polo is looking to regain some momentum and return as Dartmouth College’s four year New England title streak a stronger team. Returning goalie Laura Crowe provides by defeating a tough Middlebury College squad in the the strong base for the Dartmouth defense, with new finals. The Vince Elizarde and Will Reid-coached team players Sarah Marlenga, Anja Sundali, Averil Spencer returns with a new identity, looking to defend their title. and Nicole Williamson contributing to both the offensive Led by captains Regina Goldman and Katie Mathis, the and defensive needs of the team. 20+ strong team has been working hard to incorporate incoming players and be ready for the season. Yale veter- Middlebury College ans Monica M. Mix and Giovanna Masci return, and new After qualifying for the National Collegiate Club Champi- faces Bridget Deacon and Amy Heinemann join the team onship for the first time last spring, and finishing in 11th as graduate students. Offensive specialist Becca Voor- place, the Middlebury Panthers enter the 2007 season hees looks to be firing her cannon-like shot from any- with experience and optimism. Lead by Coach Brian where in the pool, while Lillian Chen and Kristin McCall Goodwin, Middlebury looks forward to a rebuilding year, will tend the goals. Lauren Sonderegger returns eager to after graduating many key players last year. The team is terrorize opponents with her whirlwind driving skills and led by veteran powerhouse Lee Corbett in goal, and her Liz Schurgin looks to improve her defense, while main- fellow seniors Whitney Thomas, Barbara Van der Veer, taining her lethal counterattack. Alana Tucker and Maya Demie Kommatas, Lisa Niswander, Karen Stahlheber, Bernadett look to set an example in the pool with their Lindsey Seldin and Devi Glick. Due to many juniors multi-dimensional play, while Melissa Campos and Mari- studying abroad, Middlebury looks to sophomores Ash- sol Temech return faster and stronger. Tori Tate, Sarah leigh Weissman and Baylie Roth to rise into leadership Hsu, Sherry Wang and MR Padmore continue to improve and are motivated for the season. Freshmen Sinead SUNY Geneseo Daly, Julie McComish, Faris S. L. Montgomery, Alina SUNY Geneseo is looking forward to the 2007 season Yang, Emily M. L. Yudofsky and sophomore Kelly Livings- with a hope to develop the talent in their new players. ton bring speed and intensity to the pool. Seniors Annie Finn and Lindsey Hunt will lead the team with juniors Courtney Smith and Katelyn Wood and Yale University “B” sophomores Jennifer Anson and Mary Donovan. New Profile not available at time of printing coaches James Keyes and Mike Baker are optimistic for this season with their main goal to develop talent for New York Division future seasons. Colgate University Syracuse University As Colgate University graduated four seniors and lost The greatest asset of the Syracuse Orange entering the some junior players to semesters abroad, co-captains 2007 season is their depth. Despite graduating two Erin Peterson and Becca Tennisand, along with head starters, the Orange start their season with a 17 woman coach J.J. Figueroa, will lead a young team that will be roster. Former second team All-Conference selection working hard to follow up last year’s New York Division Saidi Abraham returns from an ACL injury that sidelined second place finish. her for much of last season (she did have four goals in two games). Abraham’s reappearance at two-meter Columbia University offense should balance the Syracuse attack and take Columbia looks to build off of a strong season last some of the pressure off captain Lindsay Ward (25 year with returning players Lia Rosner, Shannon Hosey, goals, 51 steals, second team All-Conference in 2006) Kathryn Taylor, Amy Lin and Megan Pryor. The addition and Jaclyn Applegate (16 goals, 29 steals). Graduate of seniors Liz Gary, Natalie Levine and Julia Kaye, who student Nancy Madsen brings her undergraduate experi- return after traveling abroad, should help Columbia be a ence at Wheaton (IL) and should be an immediate asset contender in the New York Division this year. In addition, as a utility player for the Orange. Sarah Freedman will freshman Madi Whitmore from California should be vital make the move from the field to goalkeeper. Lisa Carolla in the team’s national title hopes this year, as will Cath- and Meghan Miller play stingy defense and are viable erine Whitman who returns after a broken arm kept her offensive weapons for the ‘Cuse. Swimming ability and out of action last season. a desire to learn are the collective strengths possessed by first year players Jamie Lamacchia (utility), Katie Brill Cornell University (driver) and Nicole Sullivan (driver). If Syracuse can play Cornell is looking to build upon a strong 2006 season, as a team and stay healthy, the Orange and second year in which they were undefeated in New York and cap- head coach Zach Shufran should return to the top of the tured the division championship. The hard work of the division. team members, both seasoned and new, will hopefully moderate the loss of three starting seniors from last North Atlantic Division year. Returning conference Player of the Year Corissa Lee is expected to lead the team this year, both in strong Bates College offensive play and as co-captain. All-Conference player Profile not available at time of printing Chloe Hillmer will create some exciting action at two-me- ter this season. Junior Michelle Thoneson adds experi- Boston College ence to the team. Finally, freshmen Alessandra Roqueta Boston College comes into the 2007 season hoping to brings a strong shot, sophomore Diane Wu returns to the compete for the top spot in the North Atlantic Division. cage, and junior Katie Alexander and sophomore Emma The Eagles anticipate that all but one member of the Wondergem are expected to set a fast pace in games 2006 squad will return to the pool for the coming sea- this season. son. In addition the Eagles have gained more depth with the addition of several experienced freshmen players. New York University This combination of new and old talent should set the 2007 will be a rebuilding year for the Lady Bobcats, after Eagles up to establish a program that is competitive this losing a number of starters, including All-Conference year and in the future. The team is excited to welcome goalie Meredith Lewis, to graduation. The team will be Chris Akerman as their new coach. They hope that he led on offense by seniors Beina Xu and Emma Nilson, as will add new life to the team and provide the final boost well as junior Dina Esposito, while relying heavily on Em- needed to lift the team into the top spot. ily Rauscher and Jen Adam from the defensive end. Boston University navigate through to score. Utility players Jessica Pul- BU begins 2007 with a new team structure. After a sec- liam and Caitlin Hermann will help Oregon maintain the ond place finish at the 2006 North Atlantic Conference speed and competitive edge that has distinguished its Championship, the Terriers return without experienced program in previous years. starting driver Magda Grabowska and key defensive player Peggy Vargas. In their stead, co-captain Courtney University of Oregon “B” Schoch, returning for her last year as starting goalie, and Oregon comes into the 2007 season ready to play. The co-captain Allison Murphy lead a talented group of play- Ducks are excited for another year of great water polo ers with lefty Genna Martin dominating at the two meter and have a strong group of girls to bring success, once position. The team will rely heavily on its strong defense again, to their expanding program. The Ducks B team with sophomore Caitlin Casey and junior Gillian Balsam will be an aggressive force, making them a formidable working together to guard the two meter position. New- contender in the Northwest Region. comers Sarah Murray, Kerri Kennedy, Tiffany Kim, Kristin Tabor and Laura Hoyt will see a considerable amount of Oregon State University pool time this season and will play an essential role in Oregon State will turn to new coach Bryan Hill to help the success of the team. the team improve on its fourth place finish last year. The heart of the team will be the squad’s six returning Bowdoin College players in starters Mariko Yoshiwara, Allie McNamara, The Bowdoin Polo Bears are looking forward to a great Heather Mason, Katleen Reab, Alicia Rawlins and goalie season, with a lot of experienced players returning to the Wren Patton. game and promising new talent. University of Portland Massachusetts Institute of Technology The University of Portland Pilots are excited about their With the loss of four starters the Engineers are going to first year of league competition in the CWPA. The club try to find their new identity. Defensively they will be solid was originally founded in spring 2005 with only seven with goalie Kelly Cavazos returning. Lindsey Sheehan members and now boosts close to 20 members. The and Christi Winiarz are solid field defenders, and Kristen club founders and original players are excited about their Cook will try to stabilize the offense at two-meters, while first chance to compete in the league, as well as the the team looks to see how its freshman will contribute. great group of incoming players who joined the club this fall. University of Profile not available at time of printing University of Washington “A” Washington will field two teams this year as both an “A” Wellesley College and “B” squad will take to the pool. A good group of Profile not available at time of printing returning players and strong new players will help the Huskies to rise to the top of the Northwest Division this Northwest Division year.

University of Oregon “A” University of Washington “B” Oregon comes into the 2007 season ready to play. The Profile not available at time of printing Ducks are excited for another year of great water polo and have a strong group of girls to bring success, once Western Oregon University again, to their expanding program. After graduating only Profile not available at time of printing three seniors last year and with the addition of several talented freshmen, Oregon is prepared to hold on to Western Washington University its division title. Returning two-meter offensive players Heading into a new season, the Western Washington Uni- Courtney Ashford and Karen Peront will look to lead versity women’s water polo team is confident and excited the team on offense while returning two-meter defense for another year. Led by Captains Elise Averill and Sarah Amanda Fay will hope to direct the team’s defense. Help- Henneford and a new coach, John Orlando, the team is ing Fay in the backcourt will be Jessica Sander, returning hopeful for the future. Gaining a talented group of incom- after having shoulder surgery, and Liz Sampson. Strong ing freshman, most with prior experience, valuable skills outside shooters Maria Turner, Christine Turk, and Katie have been added to the team. These freshmen include Fletcher will light things up on the perimeter, while fresh- Hillary McDonald, Rachael Simmons, Sarah Paschall, men goalies Jessica Kragt and Lindsay Nelson will create Kelly Gill, Katie Moore, Katie Griffith and new goalie a tough challenge that Oregon’s opponents will have to Shawna Held. These girls join returning players Rachel Ashleman, Elise Averill, Hannah Wolf, Sharron Hallanger, seniors Abbe Anderson, Kristen Edwards, Lucy Har- Christine Turney, Laura Thramer, Sarah Henneford, rington, Allison Trefz, Amelia Kalnoki, Erin Inkster and Karen Ng, Kay Biccum, Kimberly Kreutzer, Chelan Shero Stephanie Curran. This young team is looking forward to and Mary Thalasinos. competing under the guidance of Coach Elizabeth Ander- son and improving as the season advances. Pacific Coast Division Sierra Pacific Division California Polytechnic State University After losing three seniors last season, Cal Poly will look California State University, Chico to remain a dominant force in club water polo and return Spring 2007 is going to be a fresh new start for Chico to the top of the mountain in the Collegiate Water Polo State women’s water polo as many new players and Association. Last year, the team finished fifth at Nation- some strong returners will look to guide the team to als to snap a three year run as national champions. Lara the top of the CWPA. Returning seniors Christa Nelson, Kruska takes over the program as head coach and inher- Lindsay Clotworthy and Alison Plant, along with juniors its a core of 15 strong players, including senior goalie Liz Stephanie Abed and Samantha Dolan, and sophmores Jenkins who made All-Pacific Coast Division first team in Rachel Christie and Molly Jennings will anchor the team. 2006. Field players Amanda Calhoun, Elisa Hooper and Junior transfers Stephanie Wells and Natalie DiMora Colleen Scheitrum, who recieved All-America and Pacific should add to the team’s talent pool this year. Coast Division honors, return to power the team. Hayley Maclean, Carolyn Kissick and Kiki Miller are expected to University of California, Davis “A” step into prominent roles this year as Cal Poly will look Profile not available at time of printing for its fourth title in the last five years. University of California, Davis “B” California State University, Fullerton Profile not available at time of printing Cal State Fullerton enters its first season in the Col- legiate Water Polo Association looking forward to the California State University, Fresno experience of being a part of the league and anticipating Returning from an outstanding 2006 season, the Fresno to compete against the best teams in the nation. State Lady Bulldogs will compete with their hearts set on winning the National Championship. In 2006, with an Pepperdine University impressive loss to the defending National Champions, Profile not available at time of printing the Cal Poly Mustangs, in the Division finals by only a one goal deficit, the Bulldogs placed secnd in the Pacific University of California, Los Angeles “A” Coast Division. With the remarkable record of 3-1 in the UCLA “A” comes into the 2007 season looking to be 2006 National Championships, Fresno State fought their highly competitive once again in the Pacific Coast Divi- way back from a 15th place seed to finish third in the na- sion. The team includes a mix of old and new talent and tion, with their only loss being against national champion is led this year by new coach Adam Vick and a group of Michigan State University. Leading the team this year is nine returning seniors. The Bruins look to challenge for three time All-America selection Megan Eldredge, who the conference title and earn a bid to the National Cham- will continue to be a major threat both in the front court pionship Tournament. as well as defensively in the back court. To control the offense and to balance the midline of the court, return- University of California, Los Angeles “B” ing seniors Beth Bartlett (third team All-America, second UCLA “B” enters its second year as a team and looks team Pacific Coast Division) and Kristi Rose (second to build on what the team accomplished last year. New team Pacific Coast Division), will remain the squad’s coach, Adam Vick, and returning players look to lead the dominating two-meter offensive duo. Supplementing the Bruins to improve on their record from the previous sea- strength offensively last year and a rising threat this year son and bring individual talents together as a team. is senior Laura Imai, who acts as the play maker of the team. Defensively shutting down any opportunities this University of California, San Diego year will be senior Katie Cosgrove at two-meter defense Profile not available at time of printing and junior goalie Jacque Ritchie. Due to the fact that 75% of the team is seniors, the Lady Bulldogs will be a University of Southern California team to watch out for as they compete for the first-ever The USC women’s water polo club returns to the league Sierra Pacific crown and the 2007 national title. after a year of rebuilding and restructuring. The team welcomes back many of its returning players, including California State University, Maritime Academy Johanna Sierra and Rebecca Crastnopol form the core of Starting its first year in CWPA competition, Cal Maritime a strong team with which the Gators expect to have an- brings a young, but determined squad to the pool. The other great season. These players will be sustained by a Keelhaulers are led by Megan Braun at the two-meter key group of returning underclassmen consisting of Jen- position. She will be surrounded by experienced and nifer Bean, Allison Moran, Dana Simons and Jamie Sto- talented teammates including lefty Kristen Swader and larz. The addition of freshmen Victoria Israels, Jacquelyn Stephanie Swanson. Bree Ogden anchors the defense in Suarez-Murias and goalie Jennifer Black will ensure that goal. Lynn Langdon provides the experience and leader- the team will be extremely successful throughout this ship to anchor this young team. season and in the following years. The Lady Gators con- tinue to improve in every game and will be a competitive Saint Mary’s College force in the Southeast Division. The 2007 Gaels squad returns to the CWPA after a one year suspension with new expectations. The inexperi- Florida International University ence of the team is balanced out by a positive attitude In only their second season, Florida International will and great cohesion. The Gaels are led in the pool by co- look to continue to grow as a competitive club in the captains Rene Fleming and Shannon Fisherkeller. Flem- Collegiate Water Polo Association. The return of veteran ing and Fisherkeller will be called upon to anchor the players Sarah Espino and Keilah Oberstein should in- defense. Offensively, the trio of Marissa Barnes, Alyssa spire FIU to another successful year as the team is young Schroeder and Blair Smith will be required to manufac- and full of potential. ture high percentage shots and execute on those op- portunities. Rounding out the team are Gracie Bone, Florida State University Alyse Gay, Ally Salazar, Melissa Spar and Nakita Thomas Leading the team in 2007 will be four year goalie Jenny whose tenacity, shooting prowess and determination will Harp who will be backed up by Rustie Shaske. Key re- be directly related to the team’s success. turners also include Karla Norris (two meter) and Becky Cassell (driver) who will be contributors throughout the Southeast Division year. Other players to watch include Kelly Nicola and Jennifer Propst who are expected to have breakout sea- University of Central Florida sons. UCF’s young team is hoping to stand out in the 2007 season. Switching off in the goal this season will be last Southwest Division year’s much talented Adrienne Cordes and newcomer Blaire Martin. Also returning will be two All-Conference University of Arizona members, Lyndsey Vaughan and Stephanie Beauchemin. Following a fourth place finish in the Southwest Confer- Other players to watch out for this season will be Annal- ence last year and the loss of four senior-starters, the iese Bullock at two-meter offense and Vanessa Valdes Arizona Wildcats are looking to the senior class of 2007 who will be a two-meter defender/driver. Significant im- for leadership. Seniors Lizzie Stevulak (2006 All-Confer- pacts are also expected from Becky Duran, Elise Catron ence second team), Lauren Silva, Shari Robbins, Krina and Kirsten Smith. Rieneke and graduate student Dani Phelps should make an offensive impact this year. On defense, juniors Shelly Emory University Gogol and Rachel Nau (2006 All-Conference second Emory begins the 2007 season with a mix of old and team) return at two-meter defender and in the cage, new as the majority of the team consists of returning respectively. Arizona also has a large rookie class includ- players, including three graduate students and eight ing Ashley Gucinski, Cami Kliner and Janine Whitmore seniors. Additionally, Emory’s new head coach, Chris who are expected to make a large impact this year. Smith, brings years of experience playing water polo in his hometown of Miami, and collegiate experience swim- University of Colorado ming on Duke’s varsity team. Profile not available at time of printing

University of Florida Colorado State University After their success at the National Championships last The Colorado State women’s club water polo team is year, the Florida Gators are eagerly awaiting the 2007 looking forward to the upcoming season with the return season. Under the leadership of head coach Michael De- of eight players and the addition of 10 new players. After Risi and veteran assistant coach David Autrey, the Lady finishing seventh in the 2006 season, the team is hop- Gators are aiming high. The return of All-America selec- ing to advance further in 2007 with the help of coaches tion Kaycee Hall, goalie Gina Petrakos and key players Kasey Remley and Suzanne Hartung. University of New Mexico Texas A&M University New Mexico comes into the 2007 season with a team Last year was a good year for Texas A&M as the team building goal as the squad hopes to begin the season finished second in the Texas division, but 2007 looks strong and play as a team. New Mexico is looking even better. This year’s team returns all but two players forward to playing all the Southwest teams this spring, from last season’s runner-up team, seven of which are including defeating rival Northern Arizona University in seniors. The Aggies will also enjoy a strong and large the Conference Championships. freshman class which will add depth and stability. The 2006 Aggies relied on a strong defense, but with several Northern Arizona University offensively minded freshmen looking to score goals, this This year Northern Arizona has many returning starters year’s team looks to be better balanced while still main- and new players with a lot of potential. Marie de la Faye taining a solid defense. returns in goal, while leading outside shooters Kira Mul- len, Eliese Wildes and Jennifer Carroll also come back to University of Texas, Austin the team for another shot at the national title. New hole The Longhorns step into the 2007 season with confi- set Christina Paddack leads a charge of new players as dence. Under the meticulous eye of coach Karin Rob- Northern Arizona, which struggled having enough players ertson, the Texas players have honed their skills and are in the water to play last year, will boast a larger and more ready for anything that blocks their path to Nationals. competitive team. Returning seniors Blair Brettmann, Debbie McMillan and Karen DiValerio offer a strong base for the team. U. S. Air Force Academy New additions like powerhouse goalie Courtney Coffey The Air Force Academy Falcons look forward to another and Ani Pittis help strengthen the team’s defense. To successful year. The two senior team captains will be fill holes left vacant by recent graduates, the Longhorns missed, but an experienced group of underclassman tap the talents of Elizabeth Wallace, Aly McDonnell and including Amy Moore, Kathleen Le, Ariella Walker, Lisa Rebecca Glaser. The 2007 Longhorn team hopes to Kempker and Vinny Grossman will aid the senior team dominate the season and earn a spot at Nationals. captains, Monica Herrera and Kamille Kemp, in making this season a success. Trinity University Led by coaches Debbie Rothrock and Tiffany Hollsten the University of Utah Tigers are looking forward to a successful season. Re- Profile not available at time of printing turning senior Jennifer Ludwig and juniors Marney Bab- bitt and Leda McDaniel are joined this season by new Texas Division team members: junior Stephanie Anderson, sophomores Amy Hirshkowitz, Andrea Pease and Amanda Loos, and Baylor University freshmen Kristin Golmon, Andrea Nguyen, Sara Gerloff, The Baylor women’s water polo team looks forward to Jessica Chou and Catherine Casteel. an exciting season as they return to the water this year. Coach Lisa Vajdos, captain Debra Castell and president Katherine Schnell will lead the team, as the season is sure to be a success. The team is joined by several newcomers including Lauren Balionis, Krissy Keen, Caitlin Malone, Lauren Martin, Alicia Starkey and Christi Thielker.

Rice University The Rice Owls look forward to an exciting and challeng- ing 2007 season led by seniors Ny-Ying Lam, Jen Mor- ton and Lauren Bailey. The sophomores help round out the starters with all-stars Lauren Schaefer, Beth Rowan and Caterina Kaffes looking to be among the division’s best players. After losing three starters from last year’s squad, the seniors will lead a young team into the Texas Division and hope to continue their success within the division. The Owls will be using a combination of strong defensive play, a balanced offensive attack and overall team speed to score a successful 2007 season. LOOKING FOR A WAY TO STAY INVOLVED WITH WATER POLO AFTER YOUR COLLEGE CAREER?

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VARSITY COMPETITIVE SCHEDULE

Northern Division Connecticut College, New London, CT Tuesday, April 10, 2007 Harvard University, Cambridge, MA 8:00 p.m...... Connecticut College vs. Brown Saturday, February 24, 2007 1:00 p.m...... Harvard vs. Hartwick Harvard University, Cambridge, MA Thursday, April 12, 2007 Brown University, Providence, RI 8:00 p.m...... Harvard vs. Brown Saturday, February 24, 2007 8:00 p.m...... Brown vs. Hartwick Utica College, Utica, NY Saturday, April 14, 2007 ECAC Championship 10:00 a.m...... Utica vs. Brown Harvard University, Cambridge, MA 11:15 p.m...... Queens vs. Harvard Saturday-Sunday, March 3-4, 2007 2:30 p.m...... Brown vs. Queens 3:45 p.m...... Harvard vs. Utica Queens College, Flushing, NY Wednesday, March 14, 2007 Northern Division Championship 7:00 p.m...... Queens vs. Connecticut College Connecticut College, New London, CT Bracket A Bracket B Brown University, Providence, RI 1st Seed 2nd Seed Wednesday, March 14, 2007 4th Seed 3rd Seed 8:00 p.m...... Brown vs. Harvard 5th Seed 6th Seed Saturday, April 21, 2007 Game # Utica College, Utica, NY 11:45 a.m. 1st Seed vs. 5th Seed 1 Saturday, March 17, 2007 1:00 p.m. 2nd Seed vs. 6th Seed 2 1:00 p.m...... Utica vs. Queens 2:15 p.m. 4th Seed vs. 5th Seed 3 4:00 p.m...... Queens vs. Connecticut College 5:00 p.m. 3rd Seed vs. 6th Seed 4 7:00 p.m...... Utica vs. Connecticut College 6:15 p.m. 1st Seed vs. 4th Seed 5 7:30 p.m. 2nd Seed vs. 3rd Seed 6 Marist College, Poughkeepsie, NY Sunday, April 22, 2007 Game # Sunday, March 25, 2007 9:30 a.m. 1st in A vs. 2nd in B 7 TBD...... Hartwick College vs. Connecticut College 10:45 a.m. 1st in B vs. 2nd in A 8 Noon 3rd in A vs. 3rd in B Fifth Place Queens College, Flushing, NY 1:45 p.m. Loser #7 vs. Loser #8 Third Place Saturday, March 31, 2007 3:00 p.m. Winner #7 vs. Winner #8 First Place 11:00 a.m...... Queens vs. Hartwick 12:15 p.m...... Utica vs. Hartwick Eastern Championship 4:00 p.m...... Queens vs. Utica Princeton University, Princeton, NJ Saturday-Sunday, April 28-29, 2007 Connecticut College, New London, CT Sunday, April 1, 2007 Southern Division 6:00 p.m...... Connecticut College vs. Utica George Washington University, Washington, DC Connecticut College, New London, CT Thursday, March 1, 2007 Thursday, April 5, 2007 7:00 p.m...... George Washington vs. Maryland 8:00 p.m...... Connecticut College vs. Harvard ECAC Championship Hartwick College, Oneonta, NY Harvard University, Cambridge, MA Saturday, April 7, 2007 Saturday-Sunday, March 3-4, 2007 Noon...... Hartwick vs. Brown 3:00 p.m...... Hartwick vs. Harvard Teams listed first wear dark caps and are home on the scoreboard; Host team always wears dark caps and is listed first on the scoreboard regardless ofseed University of Maryland, College Park, MD University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI Wednesday, March 7, 2007 Saturday, March 17, 2007 7:00 p.m...... Maryland vs. George Washington TBD...... Slippery Rock vs. Gannon

Princeton University, Princeton, NJ Penn State Behrend College, Erie, PA Friday, March 9, 2007 Tuesday, March 20, 2007 7:00 p.m...... Princeton vs. Bucknell 7:30 p.m. Penn State Behrend vs. Washington & Jefferson Saturday, March 10, 2007 Noon...... Bucknell vs. Maryland Gannon University, Erie, PA 7:00 p.m...... Princeton vs. Maryland Wednesday, March 21, 2007 7:30 p.m...... Gannon vs. Mercyhurst University of Maryland, College Park, MD Friday, March 30, 2007 Washington & Jefferson College, Washington, PA 8:00 p.m...... Maryland vs. Bucknell Friday, March 23, 2007 Saturday, March 31, 2007 8:00 p.m...... Washington & Jefferson vs. Grove City 1:00 p.m...... Maryland vs. Princeton Gannon University, Erie, PA George Washington University, Washington, DC Friday, March 23, 2007 Saturday, March 31, 2007 7:00 p.m...... Gannon vs. Indiana Noon...... George Washington vs. Bucknell 4:30 p.m...... George Washington vs. Princeton Mercyhurst College, Erie, PA Saturday, March 24, 2007 Bucknell University, Lewisburg, PA 9:00 a.m...... Mercyhurst vs. Indiana Friday, April 13, 2007 7:30 p.m...... Bucknell vs. Princeton Penn State Behrend College, Erie, PA Saturday, April 14, 2007 Saturday, March 24, 2007 Noon...... Princeton vs. George Washington Noon...... Penn State Behrend vs. Indiana 5:00 p.m...... Bucknell vs. George Washington Grove City College, Grove City, PA Southern Division Championship Saturday, March 24, 2007 University of Maryland, College Park, MD 11:00 a.m...... Grove City vs. Michigan Saturday, April 21, 2007 Game # 2:00 p.m...... Washington & Jefferson vs. Michigan 10:00 a.m. 1st Seed vs. 4th Seed 1 7:00 p.m...... Grove City vs. Indiana 11:30 a.m. 2nd Seed vs. 3rd Seed 2 7:00 p.m. Loser #1 vs. Loser #2 Third Place Slippery Rock University, Slippery Rock, PA 8:30 p.m. Winner #1 vs. Winner #2 First Place Saturday, March 24, 2007 4:00 p.m...... Slippery Rock vs. Mercyhurst Eastern Championship 7:00 p.m...... Slippery Rock vs. Michigan Princeton University, Princeton, NJ Sunday, March 25, 2007 Saturday-Sunday, April 28-29, 2007 9:00 a.m...... Slippery Rock vs. Indiana

Western Division Penn State Behrend College, Erie, PA Sunday, March 25, 2007 ECAC Championship 9:00 a.m...... Penn State Behrend vs. Michigan Harvard University, Cambridge, MA Saturday-Sunday, March 3-4, 2007 Gannon University, Erie, PA Sunday, March 25, 2007 Grove City College, Grove City, PA Noon...... Gannon vs. Michigan Tuesday, March 6, 2007 7:30 p.m...... Grove City vs. Penn State Behrend Washington & Jefferson College, Washington, PA Sunday, March 25, 2007 1:00 p.m...... Washington & Jefferson vs. Indiana

Teams listed first wear dark caps and are home on the scoreboard; Host team always wears dark caps and is listed first on the scoreboard regardless ofseed Mercyhurst College, Erie, PA 4:00 p.m. Loser #2 vs. Loser #1 5 Sunday, March 25, 2007 5:15 p.m. Loser #4 vs. Loser #3 6 3:00 p.m...... Mercyhurst vs. Michigan 6:45 p.m. Winner #1 vs. Winner #2 7 8:00 p.m. Winner #3 vs. Winner #4 8 Gannon University, Erie, PA Sunday, April 22, 2007 Game # Tuesday, April 3, 2007 9:45 a.m. Loser #6 vs. Loser #5 Seventh Place 7:30 p.m...... Gannon vs. Penn State Behrend 11:00 a.m. Winner #5 vs. Winner #6 Fifth Place 12:30 p.m. Loser #6 vs. Loser #7 Third Place Indiana University, Bloomington, IN 2:00 p.m. Winner #7 vs. Winner #8 First Place Saturday, April 7, 2007 2:00 p.m...... Indiana vs. Michigan Eastern Championship Princeton University, Princeton, NJ Slippery Rock University, Slippery Rock, PA Saturday-Sunday, April 28-29, 2007 Tuesday, April 10, 2007 7:30 p.m...... Slippery Rock vs. Grove City ECAC Championship Mercyhurst College, Erie, PA Harvard University, Cambridge, MA Wednesday, April 11, 2007 Saturday, March 3, 2007 Game # 7:30 p.m...... Mercyhurst vs. Penn State Behrend 10:00 a.m. 1st Seed vs. 8th Seed 1 11:15 a.m. 4th Seed vs. 5th Seed 2 Grove City College, Grove City, PA 12:30 p.m. 2nd Seed vs. 7th Seed 3 Friday, April 13, 2007 1:45 p.m. 3rd Seed vs. 6th Seed 4 7:30 p.m...... Grove City vs. Mercyhurst 4:00 p.m. Loser #2 vs. Loser #1 5 5:15 p.m. Loser #4 vs. Loser #3 6 Washington & Jefferson College, Washington, PA 6:45 p.m. Winner #1 vs. Winner #2 7 Saturday, April 14, 2007 8:00 p.m. Winner #3 vs. Winner #4 8 Noon...... Washington & Jefferson vs. Mercyhurst Sunday, March 4, 2007 4:00 p.m...... Washington & Jefferson vs. Gannon 9:45 a.m. Loser #6 vs. Loser #5 Seventh Place 11:00 a.m. Winner #5 vs. Winner #6 Fifth Place Grove City College, Grove City, PA 12:30 p.m. Loser #8 vs. Loser #7 Third Place Saturday, April 14, 2007 2:00 p.m. Winner #7 vs. Winner #8 First Place 8:00 p.m...... Grove City vs. Gannon Eastern Championship Slippery Rock University, Slippery Rock, PA Sunday, April 15, 2007 Princeton University, Princeton, NJ Noon...... Slippery Rock vs. Washington & Jefferson Saturday, April 28, 2007 Game # 10:00 a.m. 1st Seed vs. 8th Seed 1 Penn State Behrend College, Erie, PA 11:15 a.m. 4th Seed vs. 5th Seed 2 Wednesday, April 18, 2007 12:30 p.m. 2nd Seed vs. 7th Seed 3 7:30 p.m...... Penn State Behrend vs. Slippery Rock 1:45 p.m. 3rd Seed vs. 6th Seed 4 4:00 p.m. Loser #2 vs. Loser #1 5 Western Division Championship 5:15 p.m. Loser #4 vs. Loser #3 6 University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI 6:45 p.m. Winner #1 vs. Winner #2 7 Bracket A Bracket B 8:00 p.m. Winner #3 vs. Winner #4 8 1st Seed 2nd Seed Sunday, April 29, 2007 4th Seed 3rd Seed 9:45 a.m. Loser #6 vs. Loser #5 Seventh Place 5th Seed 6th Seed 11:00 a.m. Winner #5 vs. Winner #6 Fifth Place 8th Seed 7th Seed 12:30 p.m. Loser #8 vs. Loser #7 Third Place Saturday, April 21, 2007 Game # 2:00 p.m. Winner #7 vs. Winner #8 First Place 10:00 a.m. 1st Seed vs. 8th Seed 1 11:15 a.m. 4th Seed vs. 5th Seed 2 Qualification: Top two teams from Northern, Southern 12:30 p.m. 2nd Seed vs. 7th Seed 3 & Western Divisions and two at-large teams selected by 1:45 p.m. 3rd Seed vs. 6th Seed 4 CWPA Championship Seeding Committee. Teams listed first wear dark caps and are home on the scoreboard; Host team always wears dark caps and is listed first on the scoreboard regardless ofseed CLUB COMPETITIVE SCHEDULE

Heartland Division Mid Atlantic Division Harvard University, Cambridge, MA University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA Saturday, February 24, 2007 Saturday, February 3, 2007 1:00 p.m...... Harvard vs. Hartwick 4:40 p.m...... Pittsburgh vs. West Chester 5:45 p.m...... Pennsylvania vs. Penn State Knox College, Galesburg, IL 7:00 p.m...... Pennsylvania vs. Pittsburgh Saturday, March 3, 2007 Sunday, February 4, 2007 12:30 p.m...... Knox vs. Lindenwood 10:20 a.m...... Penn State vs. Pittsburgh 1:45 p.m...... Grinnell vs. Illinois Wesleyan 11:30 a.m...... Pennsylvania vs. West Chester 4:45 p.m...... Knox vs. Grinnell 2:00 p.m...... Penn State University vs. West Chester 6:00 p.m...... Lindenwood vs. Illinois Wesleyan 8:50 p.m...... Lindenwood vs. Grinnell Virginia Polytechnic Institute, Blacksburg, VA Sunday, March 4, 2007 Saturday, February 24, 2007 9:30 a.m...... Knox vs. Lindenwood 9:30 a.m...... Virginia Tech vs. Duke 10:40 p.m...... Grinnell vs. Illinois Wesleyan 10:45 a.m...... James Madison vs. Virginia 1:30 p.m...... Knox vs. Illinois Wesleyan 12:30 p.m...... Duke vs. Richmond 1:45 p.m...... Virginia Tech vs. Virginia Carleton College, Northfield, MN 3:30 p.m...... James Madison vs. Richmond Saturday, March 3, 2007 4:45 p.m...... Duke vs. Virginia 11:30 a.m...... Carleton vs. Saint Mary’s 6:30 p.m...... Virginia Tech vs. James Madison 2:00 p.m...... Iowa State vs. Saint Mary’s Sunday, February 25, 2007 4:40 p.m...... Carleton vs. Iowa State 9:30 a.m...... Virginia vs. Richmond Sunday, March 4, 2007 10:45 a.m...... Duke vs. James Madison 9:30 a.m...... Carleton vs. Iowa State 12:20 p.m...... Virginia Tech vs. Richmond Noon...... Saint Mary’s vs. Iowa State 2:30 p.m...... Carleton vs. Saint Mary’s James Madison University, Harrisonburg, VA Saturday, March 24, 2007 Heartland Division Championship 8:30 a.m...... Duke vs. Pittsburgh Grinnell College, Grinnell, IA 9:40 a.m...... Virginia Tech vs. West Chester Bracket A Bracket B 10:50 a.m...... Virginia vs. Penn State 1st North 1st South Noon...... Richmond vs. Pennsylvania 2nd South 2nd North 1:10 p.m...... Virginia Tech vs. Pittsburgh 3rd South 4th South 2:20 p.m...... West Chester vs. Duke 3rd North 3:30 p.m...... Richmond vs. Penn State Saturday, April 14, 2007 Game # 4:40 p.m...... James Madison vs. Pittsburgh Noon 1st North vs. 3rd South 1 5:50 p.m...... Virginia vs. Pennsylvania 1:15 p.m. 1st South vs. 3rd North 2 7:00 p.m...... Virginia Tech vs. Penn State 2:30 p.m. 2nd North vs. 4th South 3 8:10 p.m...... James Madison vs. West Chester 3:45 p.m. 2nd South vs. 3rd South 4 9:20 p.m...... Pennsylvania vs. Duke 5:30 p.m. Loser #3 vs. Loser #2 5 Sunday, March 25, 2007 6:40 p.m. 1st North vs. 2nd South 6 8:15 a.m...... Pittsburgh vs. Richmond 7:50 p.m. Winner #2 vs. Winner #3 7 9:15 a.m...... West Chester vs. Virginia Sunday, April 15, 2007 10:20 a.m...... James Madison vs. Pennsylvania 10:30 a.m. 3rd in A vs. Loser Game 2 8 11:20 a.m...... Duke vs. Penn State 11:40 a.m. Loser Game 7 vs. 2nd in A Third Place 12:25 p.m...... Virginia vs. Pittsburgh 12:50 p.m. 1st in A vs. Winner Game 7 First Place 1:30 p.m...... West Chester vs. Richmond 2:00 p.m. 3rd in A vs. Loser Game 3 11 2:35 p.m...... Virginia Tech vs. Pennsylvania 3:40 p.m...... James Madison vs. Penn State

Teams listed first wear dark caps and are home on the scoreboard; Host team always wears dark caps and is listed first on the scoreboard regardless ofseed Mercyhurst College, Erie, PA Midwest Division Championship Sunday, March 25, 2007 University of Notre Dame, Notre Dame, IN 3:00 p.m...... Mercyhurst vs. Michigan Bracket A Bracket B 1st Seed 2nd Seed Mid Atlantic Division Championship 4th Seed 3rd Seed Penn State University, State College, PA 5th Seed 6th Seed Bracket A Bracket B Saturday, April 21, 2007 Game # 1st Seed 2nd Seed 1:30 p.m. 1st Seed vs. 5th Seed 1 4th Seed 3rd Seed 2:40 p.m. 2nd Seed vs. 6th Seed 2 5th Seed 6th Seed 4:30 p.m. 4th Seed vs. 5th Seed 3 8th Seed 7th Seed 5:40 p.m. 3rd Seed vs. 6th Seed 4 9th Seed 7:30 p.m. 1st Seed vs. 4th Seed 5 Saturday, April 14, 2007 Game # 8:40 p.m. 2nd Seed vs. 3rd Seed 6 10:00 a.m. 1st Seed vs. 8th Seed 1 Sunday, April 22, 2007 Game # 9:00 a.m. 8th Seed vs. 9th Seed 1 9:00 a.m. 1st in A vs. 2nd in B 7 10:15 a.m. 2nd Seed vs. 7th Seed 2 10:10 a.m. 1st in B vs. 2nd in A 8 11:30 a.m. 3rd Seed vs. 6th Seed 3 11:20 a.m. 3rd in A vs. 3rd in B Fifth Place 12:45 p.m. 4th Seed vs. 5th Seed 4 1:15 p.m. Loser #7 vs. Loser #8 Third Place 2:00 p.m. 1st Seed vs. Winner Game 1 5 2:30 p.m. Winner #7 vs. Winner #8 First Place 3:15 p.m. Loser #3 vs. Loser #2 6 4:30 p.m. Winner #2 vs. Winner #3 7 New England Division 5:45 p.m. Loser #4 vs. Loser #1 8 7:30 p.m. Winner #5 vs. Winner #4 9 Yale University, New Haven, CT 8:50 p.m. Winner #8 vs. Loser #5 10 Saturday, March 3, 2007 Sunday, April 15, 2007 9:30 a.m...... Yale vs. Wesleyan 9:00 a.m. Loser #6 vs. Loser #8 11 10:40 a.m...... Yale University “B” vs. Middlebury 10:15 a.m. Loser #7 vs. Loser #9 Third Place 11:50 a.m...... Dartmouth vs. Williams 11:30 a.m. Winner #9 vs. Winner #7 First Place 1:40 p.m...... Middlebury vs. Wesleyan 12:45 p.m. Winner #10 vs. Winner #8 Fifth Place 2:50 p.m...... Yale “B” vs. Dartmouth 2:00 p.m. Winner #11 vs. Loser #10 Seventh Place 4:40 p.m...... Wesleyan vs. Williams 5:50 p.m...... Yale vs. Middlebury Midwest Division 7:40 p.m...... Yale “B” vs. Williams Sunday, March 4, 2007 Bowling Green University, Bowling Green, OH 9:30 a.m...... Yale vs. Williams Saturday, February 24, 2007 10:40 a.m...... Middlebury vs. Dartmouth 9:30 a.m...... Bowling Green vs. Grand Valley State 11:50 a.m...... Yale “B” vs. Wesleyan 10:40 a.m...... Eastern Michigan vs. Albion 1:40 p.m...... Yale vs. Dartmouth 11:50 a.m...... Notre Dame vs. Western Michigan 1:40 p.m...... Eastern Michigan vs. Grand Valley State Wesleyan University, Middletown, CT 2:50 p.m...... Albion vs. Notre Dame Saturday, April 14, 2007 4:40 p.m...... Grand Valley State vs. Western Michigan 9:30 a.m...... Williams vs. Middlebury 5:50 p.m...... Bowling Green vs. Eastern Michigan 10:40 a.m...... Dartmouth vs. Yale 7:40 p.m...... Albion vs. Western Michigan 12:30 p.m...... Wesleyan vs. Williams 8:50 p.m...... Bowling Green vs. Notre Dame 1:40 p.m...... Middlebury vs. Yale Sunday, February 25, 2007 3:30 p.m...... Wesleyan vs. Dartmouth 12:20 p.m...... Albion vs. Grand Valley State 4:40 p.m...... Middlebury vs. Yale “B” 1:30 p.m...... Notre Dame vs. Eastern Michigan Sunday, April 15, 2007 3:15 p.m...... Bowling Green vs. Western Michigan 9:30 a.m...... Wesleyan vs. Middlebury 10:40 a.m...... Dartmouth vs. Yale “B” 11:50 a.m...... Williams vs. Yale 1:40 p.m...... Wesleyan vs. Yale “B” 2:50 p.m...... Williams vs. Dartmouth

Teams listed first wear dark caps and are home on the scoreboard; Host team always wears dark caps and is listed first on the scoreboard regardless ofseed Yale University, New Haven, CT Sunday, April 1, 2007 TBD 9:00 a.m...... Syracuse vs. Colgate TBD...... Yale vs. Yale “B” 10:30 a.m...... New York vs. Cornell Noon...... Colgate vs. Columbia Midwest Division Championship 1:15 p.m...... SUNY Geneseo vs. Syracuse University of Notre Dame, Notre Dame, IN Bracket A Bracket B New York Division Championship 1st Seed 2nd Seed New York University, New York, NY 4th Seed 3rd Seed Bracket A Bracket B 5th Seed 6th Seed 1st Seed 2nd Seed Saturday, April 21, 2007 Game # 4th Seed 3rd Seed 1:30 p.m. 1st Seed vs. 5th Seed 1 5th Seed 6th Seed 2:40 p.m. 2nd Seed vs. 6th Seed 2 Saturday, April 21, 2007 Game # 4:30 p.m. 4th Seed vs. 5th Seed 3 1:30 p.m. 1st Seed vs. 5th Seed 1 5:40 p.m. 3rd Seed vs. 6th Seed 4 2:40 p.m. 2nd Seed vs. 6th Seed 2 7:30 p.m. 1st Seed vs. 4th Seed 5 4:30 p.m. 4th Seed vs. 5th Seed 3 8:40 p.m. 2nd Seed vs. 3rd Seed 6 5:40 p.m. 3rd Seed vs. 6th Seed 4 Sunday, April 22, 2007 Game # 7:30 p.m. 1st Seed vs. 4th Seed 5 9:00 a.m. 1st in A vs. 2nd in B 7 8:40 p.m. 2nd Seed vs. 3rd Seed 6 10:10 a.m. 1st in B vs. 2nd in A 8 Sunday, April 22, 2007 Game # 11:20 a.m. 3rd in A vs. 3rd in B Fifth Place 9:00 a.m. 1st in A vs. 2nd in B 7 1:15 p.m. Loser #7 vs. Loser #8 Third Place 10:15 a.m. 1st in B vs. 2nd in A 8 2:30 p.m. Winner #7 vs. Winner #8 First Place 11:30 a.m. 3rd in A vs. 3rd in B Fifth Place 1:15 p.m. Loser #7 vs. Loser #8 Third Place New York Division 2:30 p.m. Winner #7 vs. Winner #8 First Place Columbia University, New York, NY North Atlantic Division Saturday, February 4, 2007 8:45 a.m...... Columbia University vs. SUNY Geneseo Boston University, Boston, MA 10:00 a.m...... Syracuse University vs. Colgate University Saturday, February 17, 2007 11:15 a.m...... Cornell University vs. New York University 12:30 p.m...... Boston University vs. Wellesley 3:30 p.m...... Syracuse University vs. SUNY Geneseo 6:20 p.m...... Wellesley vs. Boston College 4:45 p.m...... Colgate University vs. Cornell University 9:00 p.m...... Boston University vs. Boston College 6:15 p.m...... SUNY Geneseo vs. New York University Sunday, February 18, 2007 7:30 p.m...... Columbia University vs. Syracuse University 11:30 a.m...... Wellesley vs. Boston College Sunday, February 5, 2007 12:40 p.m...... Boston University vs. MIT 8:30 a.m...... Colgate University vs. New York University 9:45 a.m...... Columbia University vs. Cornell University Bowdoin College, Brunswick, ME 11:30 a.m...... Colgate University vs. SUNY Geneseo Saturday, March 3, 2007 12:45 p.m...... Cornell University vs. Syracuse University Noon...... Bowdoin vs. Bates 2:00 p.m...... Columbia University vs. New York University 1:10 p.m...... Boston University vs. MIT 3:00 p.m...... Bowdoin College vs. Vermont SUNY Geneseo, Geneseo, NY (Game time tentative) 4:10 p.m...... Bates vs. MIT Saturday, March 31, 2007 6:00 p.m...... Bowdoin vs. Boston University 10:00 a.m....Columbia University vs. New York University 7:10 p.m...... Vermont vs. MIT 11:30 a.m...... Colgate University vs. Cornell University 9:00 p.m...... Bates vs. Boston University 1:00 p.m...... SUNY Geneseo vs. New York University Sunday, March 4, 2007 2:30 p.m...... Syracuse University vs. Columbia University 9:30 a.m...... Vermont vs. MIT 4:00 p.m...... SUNY Geneseo vs. Cornell University 10:40 a.m...... Boston University vs. Bates 5:30 p.m...... Syracuse University vs. New York University 12:30 p.m...... Bowdoin vs. MIT 7:00 p.m...... Cornell University vs. Columbia University 1:40 p.m...... Boston University vs. Vermont 8:30 p.m...... SUNY Geneseo vs. Colgate University

Teams listed first wear dark caps and are home on the scoreboard; Host team always wears dark caps and is listed first on the scoreboard regardless ofseed Bates College, Lewiston, ME 7:10 p.m...... Washington vs. Western Oregon Saturday, March 31, 2007 8:20 p.m...... Portland vs. Oregon State 9:30 a.m...... Bates vs. Vermont Sunday, January 28, 2007 10:40 a.m...... Bowdoin vs. Wellesley 8:30 a.m...... Washington “B” vs. Oregon 12:30 p.m...... Boston College vs. Vermont 9:35 a.m...... Oregon “B” vs. Western Oregon 1:40 p.m...... Bates vs. Wellesley 10:40 a.m...... Washington vs. Oregon State 3:30 p.m...... Bowdoin vs. Boston College 11:45 a.m...... Washington “B” vs. Portland 4:40 p.m...... Wellesley vs. Vermont 12:50 p.m...... Western Washington vs. Oregon “B” 6:30 p.m...... Bates vs. Boston College 1:55 p.m...... Oregon vs. Western Oregon Sunday, April 1, 2007 3:00 p.m...... Washington vs. Portland 9:30 a.m...... Wellesley vs. Bowdoin 4:05 p.m...... Washington “B” vs. Western Washington 10:40 a.m...... Boston College vs. Vermont 12:30 p.m...... Bates vs. Bowdoin College Curtis High School, Tacoma, WA Saturday, February 10, 2007 Mass. Institute of Technology, Cambridge, MA 8:15 a.m...... Oregon vs. Western Oregon TBD 9:20 a.m...... Portland vs. Oregon “B” TBD...... MIT vs. Wellesley 10:25 a.m...... Washington “B” vs. Oregon State TBD...... MIT vs. Boston College 11:30 a.m...... Western Washington vs. Western Oregon 4:45 p.m...... Washington vs. Western Washington North Atlantic Division Championship 5:50 p.m...... Oregon State vs. Oregon “B” Bowdoin College, Brunswick, ME 6:55 p.m...... Oregon vs. Portland Bracket A Bracket B 8:00 p.m...... Washington “B” vs. Western Oregon 1st Seed 2nd Seed 9:05 p.m...... Western Washington vs. Oregon State 4th Seed 3rd Seed Sunday, February 11, 2007 5th Seed 6th Seed 8:15 a.m...... Portland vs. Western Oregon 7th Seed 9:20 a.m...... Western Washington vs. Oregon “B” Saturday, April 14, 2007 Game # 10:25 a.m...... Oregon vs. Oregon State Noon 1st Seed vs. 5th Seed 1 11:30 a.m...... Washington vs. Portland 1:15 p.m. 2nd Seed vs. 7th Seed 2 2:30 p.m. 3rd Seed vs. 6th Seed 3 TBD 3:45 p.m. 4th Seed vs. 5th Seed 4 TBD 5:30 p.m. Loser #3 vs. Loser #2 5 TBD...... Washington vs. Washington “B” 6:45 p.m. 1st Seed vs. 4th Seed 6 TBD...... Oregon vs. Oregon “B” 8:00 p.m. Winner #2 vs. Winner #3 7 Sunday, April 15, 2007 Game # Northwest Division Championship 9:00 a.m. 3rd in Bracket A vs. Loser #2 8 Osborn Aquatic Center, Corvallis, OR 10:10 a.m. Loser #7 vs. 2nd in Bracket A Third Place Saturday, March 3, 2007 Game # 11:30 a.m. 1st in Bracket A vs. Winner #7 First Place 11:40 a.m. 1st Seed vs. 8th Seed 1 12:45 p.m. 3rd in Bracket A vs. Loser #3 11 12:50 p.m. 4th Seed vs. 5th Seed 2 The won/loss records from games 5, 8 & 11 determine 2:00 p.m. 2nd Seed vs. 7th Seed 3 places fifth through seventh 3:10 p.m. 3rd Seed vs. 6th Seed 4 4:20 p.m. Loser #2 vs. Loser #1 5 5:30 p.m. Winner #1 vs. Winner #2 6 Northwest Division 6:40 p.m. Loser #4 vs. Loser #3 7 Curtis High School, Tacoma, WA 7:50 p.m. Winner #3 vs. Winner #4 8 Saturday, January 27, 2007 Sunday, March 4, 2007 Game # 11:00 a.m...... Washington vs. Oregon “B” 9:30 a.m. Winner #5 vs. Winner #7 Fifth Place 12:10 p.m...... Washington “B” vs. Oregon State 10:40 a.m. Loser #8 vs. Loser #6 Third Place 1:20 p.m...... Portland vs. Western Washington 11:50 a.m. Winner #6 vs. Winner #8 First Place 2:30 p.m...... Washington vs. Oregon 1:00 p.m. Loser #7 vs. Loser #5 Seventh Place 3:40 p.m...... Oregon State vs. Western Oregon 4:50 p.m...... Washington “B” vs. Oregon “B” 6:00 p.m...... Oregon vs. Western Washington Teams listed first wear dark caps and are home on the scoreboard; Host team always wears dark caps and is listed first on the scoreboard regardless ofseed Ohio Valley Division Pepperdine University, Malibu, CA Saturday, March 3, 2007 University of Dayton, Dayton, OH 10:30 a.m...... Cal Poly vs. USC Saturday, February 24, 2007 11:20 a.m...... Pepperdine vs. UC-San Diego 1:00 p.m...... Miami “B” vs. Washington University 12:25 p.m...... UCLA “B” vs. Cal State Fullerton 2:15 p.m...... Dayton vs. Ohio 1:30 p.m...... UCLA vs. USC 4:00 p.m...... Miami vs. Washington University 2:35 p.m...... Cal Poly vs. UC-San Diego 5:15 p.m...... Dayton vs. Miami “B” 3:40 p.m...... Pepperdine vs. UCLA “B” 7:30 p.m...... Ohio vs. Washington University 4:45 p.m...... UCLA vs. Cal State Fullerton 8:45 p.m...... Miami “B” vs. Miami 5:50 p.m...... UC-San Diego vs. USC Sunday, February 25, 2007 Sunday, March 4, 2007 9:30 a.m...... Miami vs. Ohio 12:25 p.m...... UCLA “B” vs. Cal Poly 10:45 a.m...... Dayton vs. Washington University 1:30 p.m...... Pepperdine vs. UCLA 12:30 p.m...... Miami “B” vs. Ohio 2:35 p.m...... Cal State Fullerton vs. UC-San Diego 1:45 p.m...... Dayton vs. Miami 3:40 p.m...... UCLA “B” vs. USC 4:45 p.m...... UCLA vs. Cal Poly Ohio Valley Division Championship 5:50 p.m...... Pepperdine vs. Cal State Fullerton Washington University, St. Louis, MO Bracket A Bracket B Pacific Coast Division Championship 1st Seed 2nd Seed Cal Poly State University, San Luis Obispo, CA 4th Seed 3rd Seed Bracket A Bracket B 5th Seed 1st Seed 2nd Seed Saturday, April 14, 2007 Game # 4th Seed 3rd Seed 8:40 a.m. 1st Seed vs. 5th Seed 1 5th Seed 6th Seed 11:40 a.m. 4th Seed vs. 5th Seed 2 7th Seed 1:30 p.m. 2nd Seed vs. 3rd Seed 3 Saturday, April 14, 2007 Game # 2:40 p.m. 1st Seed vs. 4th Seed 4 11:10 a.m. 1st Seed vs. 5th Seed 1 5:40 p.m. Loser #3 vs. 3rd in Bracket A 5 12:20 p.m. 2nd Seed vs. 7th Seed 2 6:50 p.m. Winner #3 vs. 2nd in Bracket A 6 1:30 p.m. 3rd Seed vs. 6th Seed 3 Sunday, April 15, 2007 Game # 2:40 p.m. 4th Seed vs. 5th Seed 4 9:00 a.m. Winner #5 vs. Loser #6 Third Place 4:30 p.m. Loser #3 vs. Loser #2 5 10:30 a.m. 1st in Bracket A vs. Winner #6 First Place 5:40 p.m. 1st Seed vs. 4th Seed 6 11:50 a.m. Loser #7 vs. Loser #5 Fourth Place 6:50 p.m. Winner #2 vs. Winner #3 7 Sunday, April 15, 2007 Game # 9:00 a.m. 3rd in Bracket A vs. Loser #2 8 Pacific Coast Division 10:10 a.m. Loser #7 vs. 2nd in Bracket A Third Place Cuesta College, San Luis Obispo, CA 11:30 a.m. 1st in Bracket A vs. Winner #7 First Place Saturday, February 10, 2007 12:45 p.m. 3rd in Bracket A vs. Loser #3 11 9:00 a.m...... UCLA vs. USC The won/loss records from games 5, 8 & 11 determine 10:10 a.m...... UCLA “B” vs. UC-San Diego places fifth through seventh 11:20 a.m...... Cal State Fullerton vs. Pepperdine 12:30 p.m...... Cal Poly vs. UCLA 1:40 p.m...... UC-San Diego vs. USC Sierra Pacific Division 2:50 p.m...... UCLA “B” vs. Pepperdine University of California-Davis, Davis, CA 4:00 p.m...... Cal Poly vs. Cal State Fullerton Saturday, March 3, 2007 5:10 p.m...... UCLA vs. UC-San Diego 9:00 a.m...... UC-Davis vs. Cal State-Maritime Sunday, February 11, 2007 10:10 a.m...... UC-Davis “B” vs. Cal State Fresno 9:00 a.m...... Pepperdine vs. USC 11:20 a.m...... Cal State-Chico vs. Saint Mary’s College 10:10 a.m...... Cal State Fullerton vs. UC-San Diego 1:00 p.m...... Cal State-Fresno vs. Cal State-Maritime 11:20 a.m...... Cal Poly vs. UCLA “B” 2:10 p.m...... UC-Davis “B” vs. Cal State Chico 1:00 p.m...... Cal State Fullerton vs. USC 3:50 p.m...... Cal State-Maritime vs. Saint Mary’s College 2:10 p.m...... Cal Poly vs. Pepperdine 4:55 p.m...... UC-Davis vs. Cal State-Fresno

Teams listed first wear dark caps and are home on the scoreboard; Host team always wears dark caps and is listed first on the scoreboard regardless ofseed Sunday, March 4, 2007 Southeast Division 9:00 a.m...... UC-Davis “B” vs. Saint Mary’s College 10:10 a.m...... UC-Davis vs. Cal State-Chico Florida International University, Miami, FL Noon...... UC-Davis “B” vs. Cal State-Maritime Saturday, February 17, 2007 1:10 p.m...... Cal State-Chico vs. Cal State-Fresno 9:30 a.m...... Florida State vs. Emory 2:20 p.m...... UC-Davis vs. Saint Mary’s College 10:40 a.m...... Florida International vs. Central Florida 12:30 p.m...... Florida vs. Emory Cunningham Pool, Vallejo, CA 1:40 p.m...... Florida International vs. Florida State Saturday, March 10, 2007 4:40 p.m...... Central Florida vs. Emory 9:00 a.m...... Cal State-Fresno vs. UC-Davis “B” 5:50 p.m...... Florida State vs. Florida 10:10 a.m...... Cal State-Maritime vs. Cal State-Chico Sunday, February 18, 2007 11:20 a.m...... Saint Mary’s College vs. UC-Davis 9:30 a.m...... Florida vs. Central Florida 1:10 p.m...... Cal State-Chico vs. UC-Davis “B” 10:40 a.m...... Florida International vs. Emory 2:20 p.m...... Cal State-Maritime vs. Saint Mary’s College 12:30 p.m...... Florida State vs. Central Florida 3:30 p.m...... Cal State-Fresno vs. UC-Davis 1:40 p.m...... Florida International vs. Florida Sunday, March 11, 2007 9:00 a.m...... Saint Mary’s College vs. Cal State-Chico Southeast Division Championship 10:10 a.m...... Cal State-Maritime vs. Cal State-Fresno Florida State University, Tallahassee, FL Noon...... Cal State-Chico vs. UC-Davis Bracket A Bracket B 1:10 p.m...... Cal State-Maritime vs. UC-Davis “B” 1st Seed 2nd Seed 2:20 p.m...... Cal State-Fresno vs. Saint Mary’s College 4th Seed 3rd Seed 5th Seed University of California-Davis, Davis, CA Saturday, April 21, 2007 Game # TBD 11:30 a.m. 1st Seed vs. 5th Seed 1 TBD...... UC-Davis “B” vs. UC-Davis 2:00 p.m. 4th Seed vs. 5th Seed 2 3:10 p.m. 2nd Seed vs. 3rd Seed 3 Sierra Pacific Division Championship 4:30 p.m. 1st Seed vs. 4th Seed 4 Clovis West High School, Fresno, CA 6:50 p.m. Loser #3 vs. 3rd in Bracket A 5 Bracket A Bracket B 7:55 p.m. Winner #3 vs. 2nd in Bracket A 6 1st Seed 2nd Seed Sunday, April 22, 2007 Game # 4th Seed 3rd Seed 10:00 a.m. Winner #5 vs. Loser #6 Third Place 5th Seed 6th Seed 11:30 a.m. 1st in Bracket A vs. Winner #6 First Place Saturday, April 14, 2007 Game # 1:00 p.m. Loser #7 vs. Loser #5 Fourth Place 12:15 p.m. 1st Seed vs. 5th Seed 1 1:30 p.m. 2nd Seed vs. 6th Seed 2 Southwest Division 3:20 p.m. 4th Seed vs. 5th Seed 3 4:30 p.m. 3rd Seed vs. 6th Seed 4 U.S. Air Force Academy, Colorado Springs, CO 6:20 p.m. 1st Seed vs. 4th Seed 5 Saturday, February 3, 2007 7:30 p.m. 2nd Seed vs. 3rd Seed 6 9:30 a.m...... Northern Arizona vs. Colorado Sunday, April 15, 2007 Game # 10:40 a.m...... Colorado State vs. New Mexico 9:00 a.m. 1st in A vs. 2nd in B 7 11:50 a.m...... U. S. Air Force Academy vs. Utah 10:10 a.m. 1st in B vs. 2nd in A 8 1:00 p.m...... Arizona vs. Northern Arizona 11:20 a.m. 3rd in A vs. 3rd in B Fifth Place 2:10 p.m...... New Mexico vs. Colorado 1:10 p.m. Loser #7 vs. Loser #8 Third Place 3:20 p.m...... Colorado State vs. Utah 2:30 p.m. Winner #7 vs. Winner #8 First Place 4:30 p.m...... U. S. Air Force Academy vs. Utah 5:40 p.m...... Northern Arizona vs. New Mexico 6:50 p.m...... Utah vs. Colorado 8:00 p.m...... Arizona vs. Colorado State Sunday, February 4, 2007 9:30 a.m...... U. S. Air Force Academy vs. New Mexico 10:40 a.m...... Arizona vs. Utah 11:50 a.m...... Colorado State vs. Northern Arizona 1:00 p.m...... U. S. Air Force Academy vs. Colorado Teams listed first wear dark caps and are home on the scoreboard; Host team always wears dark caps and is listed first on the scoreboard regardless ofseed Park City Aquatic Center, Park City, UT Sunday, February 25, 2007 Saturday, March 3, 2007 10:30 a.m...... Baylor vs. Texas 9:30 a.m...... Arizona vs. Colorado 11:40 a.m...... Rice vs. Texas A&M 10:40 a.m...... Utah vs. New Mexico 1:30 p.m...... Trinity University vs. Texas 11:50 a.m..... Colorado State vs. U. S. Air Force Academy 2:40 p.m...... Rice vs. Baylor 1:00 p.m...... Northern Arizona vs. Colorado 2:10 p.m...... Arizona vs. New Mexico University of Texas, Austin, TX 3:20 p.m...... Utah vs. Colorado State Saturday, March 24, 2007 4:30 p.m.Northern Arizona vs. U. S. Air Force Academy 12:30 p.m...... Rice University vs. Baylor 5:40 p.m...... New Mexico vs. Colorado 1:45 p.m...... Trinity University vs. Texas A&M 6:50 p.m...... Colorado State vs. Arizona 3:30 p.m...... Texas vs. Rice 8:00 p.m...... Utah vs. Northern Arizona 4:45 p.m...... Texas A&M vs. Baylor Sunday, March 4, 2007 6:30 p.m...... Rice vs. Trinity University 9:30 a.m...... U. S. Air Force Academy vs. New Mexico 7:45 p.m...... Texas vs. Baylor 10:40 a.m...... Colorado State vs. Colorado Sunday, March 25, 2007 11:50 a.m...... Northern Arizona vs. Arizona 10:30 a.m...... Texas vs. Trinity University 1:00 p.m...... Utah vs. U. S. Air Force Academy 11:40 a.m...... Rice vs. Texas A&M 1:30 p.m...... Trinity University vs. Baylor Southwest Division Championship 2:40 p.m...... Texas vs. Texas A&M University of Arizona, Tempe, AZ Bracket A Bracket B Texas Division Championship 1st Seed 2nd Seed Texas A&M University, College Station, TX 4th Seed 3rd Seed Bracket A Bracket B 5th Seed 6th Seed 1st Seed 2nd Seed 7th Seed 4th Seed 3rd Seed Saturday, April 14, 2007 Game # 5th Seed Noon 1st Seed vs. 5th Seed 1 Saturday, April 21, 2007 Game # 1:15 p.m. 2nd Seed vs. 7th Seed 2 10:00 a.m. 1st Seed vs. 5th Seed 1 2:30 p.m. 3rd Seed vs. 6th Seed 3 1:00 p.m. 4th Seed vs. 5th Seed 2 3:40 p.m. 4th Seed vs. 5th Seed 4 2:15 p.m. 2nd Seed vs. 3rd Seed 3 5:30 p.m. Loser #3 vs. Loser #2 5 4:00 p.m. 1st Seed vs. 4th Seed 4 6:40 p.m. 1st Seed vs. 4th Seed 6 7:00 p.m. Loser #3 vs. 3rd in Bracket A 5 7:50 p.m. Winner #2 vs. Winner #3 7 8:15 p.m. Winner #3 vs. 2nd in Bracket A 6 Sunday, April 15, 2007 Game # Sunday, April 22, 2007 Game # 10:30 a.m. 3rd in Bracket A vs. Loser #2 8 10:30 a.m. Winner #5 vs. Loser #6 Third Place 11:40 a.m. Loser #7 vs. 2nd in Bracket A Third Place Noon 1st in Bracket A vs. Winner #6 First Place 12:50 p.m. 1st in Bracket A vs. Winner #7 First Place 1:30 p.m. Loser #7 vs. Loser #5 Fourth Place 2:00 p.m. 3rd in Bracket A vs. Loser #3 11 The won/loss records from games 5, 8 & 11 determine places fifth through seventh

Texas Division Sterling High School, Baytown, TX Saturday, February 24, 2007 9:40 a.m...... Trinity University vs. Texas A&M 10:50 a.m...... Rice vs. Texas 12:40 p.m...... Baylor vs. Texas A&M 1:50 p.m...... Rice vs. Trinity University 3:40 p.m...... Texas vs. Texas A&M 4:50 p.m...... Trinity University vs. Baylor

Teams listed first wear dark caps and are home on the scoreboard; Host team always wears dark caps and is listed first on the scoreboard regardless ofseed National Collegiate Club Championship Williams College, Williamstown, MA 1st Seed - Big Ten 2nd Seed - Southeast Division 3rd Seed - Sierra Pacific Division 4th Seed - Ohio Valley Division 5th Seed - Southwest Division 6th Seed - North Atlantic Division 7th Seed - Texas Division 8th Seed - New England Division 9th Seed - Northwest Division 10th Seed - Mid-Atlantic Division 11th Seed - New York Division 12th Seed - Heartland Division 13th Seed - Pacific Coast Division 14th Seed - Midwest Division 15th Seed - Big Ten Runner-Up 16th Seed - Host/New England Division Runner-Up Friday, May 4, 2007 Game # 9:00 a.m. 1st Seed vs. 16th Seed 1 10:10 a.m. 2nd Seed vs. 15th Seed 2 11:20 a.m. 3rd Seed vs. 14th Seed 3 12:30 p.m. 4th Seed vs. 13th Seed 4 1:40 p.m. 5th Seed vs. 12th Seed 5 2:50 p.m. 6th Seed vs. 11th Seed 6 4:00 p.m. 7th Seed vs. 10th Seed 7 5:10 p.m. 8th Seed vs. 9th Seed 8 6:20 p.m. Loser #5 vs. Loser #4 9 7:30 p.m. Loser #6 vs. Loser #3 10 8:40 p.m. Loser #7 vs. Loser #2 11 9:50 p.m. Loser #8 vs. Loser #1 12 Saturday, May 5, 2007 Game # 9:00 a.m. Winner #1 vs. Winner #8 13 10:10 a.m. Winner #4 vs. Winner #5 14 11:20 a.m. Winner #2 vs. Winner #7 15 12:30 p.m. Winner #3 vs. Winner #6 16 1:40 p.m. Loser #9 vs. Winner #12 17 2:50 p.m. Loser #10 vs. Loser #11 18 4:00 p.m. Winner #12 vs. Winner #9 19 5:10 p.m. Winner #11 vs. Winner #10 20 6:20 p.m. Winner #13 vs. Winner #14 21 7:30 p.m. Winner #15 vs. Winner #16 22 8:40 p.m. Loser #14 vs. Loser #13 23 9:50 p.m. Loser #16 vs. Loser #15 24 Sunday, May 6, 2007 Game # 9:00 a.m. Loser #20 vs. Loser #19 11th Place 10:15 a.m. Winner #19 vs. Winner #20 Ninth Place 11:30 a.m. Loser #22 vs. Loser #21 Third Place 12:45 p.m. Winner #21 vs. Winner #22 First Place Awards Ceremony immediately following first place game 2:15 p.m. Winner #23 vs. Winner #24 Fifth Place 3:30 p.m. Loser #24 vs. Loser #23 Seventh Place

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Northern Division Harvard University Head Coach Erik Farrar Brown University 1 Nicola Perlman So. Stanford, CA Head Coach Jason Gall 1A Ariel Delgado Fr. San Diego, CA 1 Stephanie Laing Fr. Ann Arbor, MI 2 Devon Maclaughlin So. Agoura Hills, CA 2 Kristin Cuthbertson So. Rancho Santa Fe, CA 3 Lauren Snyder Jr. Jennison, MI 3 Alexandra Ferguson So. Seattle, WA 4 Brianne Farrar Fr. Orinda, CA 4 Caitlin Fahey Sr. Seattle, WA 5 Guillian Helm So. San Clemente, CA 5 Claire Angyal Sr. Sydney, Australia 6 Cassandra Forsyth Jr. Auckland, N. Zealand 6 Ally Wyatt Jr. Ann Arbor, MI 7 Melissa Mueller Jr. Palos Verdes, CA 7 Sarah Glick Fr. Bonita, CA 8 Vivian Liao Jr. Corona Del Mar, CA 8 Paige Lansing Sr. Newport Beach, CA 9 Kathryn Bilder Fr. Corona Del Mar, CA 9 Emily Schwartz Jr. Miami, FL 10 Julia Lam So. San Jose, CA 10 Alexis Blaxberg Jr. Miami, FL 11 Melissa McCreery Jr. Nevada City, CA 11 Rory Stanton So. Danville, CA 12 Brittney Lane Jr. Fresno, CA 12 Roxanne Palmer Jr. Los Alamitos, CA 14 Kelly Peeler Fr. Springfield, NJ 13 Karlyanna Kopra Sr. Kamuela, HI 15 Avery Cavanah Jr. Honolulu, HI 14 Elizabeth Balassone Sr. Los Altos, CA 16 Laura Stoppel Jr. Boca Raton, FL 15 Lauren Presant Fr. Poway, CA 17 Roxanne Pinto Fr. Palo Alto, CA 18 Kristina Bergquist Fr. San Ramon, CA Connecticut College Head Coach JJ Addison Queens College 1 Cammie Phelps Sr. San Marino, CA Head Coach Joe McCommons 2 Jordan Kohnstam Fr. Glastonbury, CT 1 Lucy Oswald Jr. Flushing, NY 3 Lauren Brug Jr. Ventura, CA 2 Jessie Young Jr. Elmhurst, NY 4 Emma Heishman So. Boiling Springs, PA 4 Sue Hurley So. Far Rockaway, NY 5 Phoebe Bakanas Fr. Redding, CT 5 Karin Sauer Jr. Schleiden, Germany 10 Sarah Hartigan Jr. Coronado, CA 6 Augustine Reyner Jr. Miami, FL 11 Molly Goettsche Sr. Clinton, CT 7 James Choi Sr. Bayside, NY 12 Kendall Judson Jr. Santa Cruz, CA 8 Maria-Elena Agrela Jr. Chicago, IL 13 Sarah Lindsay Jr. Walnut Creek, CA 11 Elizabeth Iocco Jr. Flushing, NY 14 Emily Taylow So. Glastonbury, CT 12 Christina Karkata Fr. Briarwood, NY 15 Jenna Rosenwasser Jr. Sharon, MA 16 Frida Akbasheva Fr. Flushing, NY 17 Valeriya Varpakhovich Fr. Brooklyn, NY Hartwick College Head Coach Alan Huckins Utica College 1 Olivia Colebourne Sr. Auckland, N. Zealand Head Coach Erik Stilz 1/21 Elizabeth Alonzo So. Hilo, HI 1 Lindsey McConnelee Jr. Oceanside, CA 2 Christina Evans Fr. Cedar Hills, UT 2 Becca Finn Sr. San Mateo, CA 3 Aliria Munoz Sr. Salt Lake City, UT 3 Addison Lerner Jr. Orefield, PA 4 Alice Gustafson So. LaCrescenta, CA 4 Adrienne Mingle Sr. Cape Vincent, NY 5 Megan Dahl-Smith Jr. Montreal, Quebec 5 Denice Goodrich Jr. Brasher Falls, NY 6 Keri James Sr. Wellington, N. Zealand 11 Nikki Glassmoyer Jr. Sinking Spring, PA 7 Ari Romo So. Salt Lake City, UT 12 Christine Fullerton Jr. Harrisville, RI 8 Marina Zablith Fr. Sao Paulo, Brazil 14 Nicole Bossler Jr. Reading, PA 9 Erica Leima So. Pleasanton, CA 16 Kaitlin Lemmo Sr. Liverpool, NY 10 Stefani Toungate So. League City, TX 19 Caryn Hulchanski Sr. Latham, NY 11 Kirsten Hudson Fr. Wellington, N. Zealand Arielle Feinstein So. Scotch Plains, NJ 12 Kimberley Sumich Jr. Auckland, N. Zealand Nicole Gauker Fr. St. Clair, PA 13 Barbara Amaro Jr. Sao Paulo, Brazil Maggie Bossler Fr. Reading, PA 14 Ellen Sevigny Jr. Mount Desert, ME Ashley Rasbach Fr. Rome, NY 16 Vonya Thomas Sr. Honolulu, HI Corinne Hursh Jr. Auburn, NH Southern Division 12 Elizabeth Eicks So. Humble, TX 13 Sarah Ivry Fr. Orinda, MD Bucknell University 15 Laurel Laidlaw So. Newport Beach, CA Head Coach John Zeigler 17 Jill Lau So. Greenbelt, MD 1 Alison Carter Fr. Costa Mesa, CA 21 Allison Houseal Jr. Harleysville, PA 1 Rachel McGillis So. Los Altos, CA 1 Mandy Bynum Sr. San Jose, CA Princeton University 1 Kelsey Herrmann So. San Mateo, CA Head Coach Luis Nicolao 2 Shana Palencia Fr. Glendale, CA 1 Natalie Kim Jr. Palos Verdes, CA 3 Laura Stalker Jr. New Canaan, CT 2 Elizabeth Dilday So. Long Beach, CA 4 Susan Kingerski Sr. Sugarland, TX 3 Claire Jacobson So. San Luis Obispo, CA 5 Jessica Trimis Sr. La Crescenta, CA 4 Kara Murphy So. La Cañada, CA 6 Meagan Gins Jr. Albuquerque, NM 5 Sam Shaughnessy Sr. Burlingame, CA 7 Jennifer Swoyer Jr. Erie, PA 6 Maegen Zitren Sr. El Cajon, CA 9 Sadie Abuhoff Sr. Cranbury, NJ 7 Elyse Colgan Sr. Annapolis, MD 11 Valentina Rozas Fr. Pico Rivera, CA 8 Karina Reyner Sr. Miami Beach, FL 12 Elizabeth Jensen Sr. San Mateo, CA 9 Jessica Harkins Sr. Newport Beach, CA 17 Mallory Sullivan Sr. Tulare, CA 10 Brittney Delgado Jr. Carmichael, CA 19 Aubrey Rowe So. Carlisle, PA 12 Jessica Ajoux Sr. Fullerton, CA 13 Phoebe Champion Fr. Palo Alto, CA George Washington University 14 Helen Meigs Fr. Solana Beach, CA Head Coach Scott Reed 15 Lauren Sabb Fr. San Diego, CA 1 Julie Jacoby Jr. Coral Gables, FL 16 Jazmin Brown Sr. Davis, CA 2 Danielle Mayer Fr. Newport Beach, CA 17 J.J. Ryu Sr. Santa Barbara, CA 3 Kathleen Miles So. Long Beach, CA 18 Clare Premo Fr. Brea, CA 4 Amy Moren So. Burbank, CA 5 Jackie Friedberger So. Los Altos, CA Western Division 6 Jenna Burnett Sr. Lake Forest, CA 7 Rebbeca Stein Jr. San Diego, CA Gannon University 8 Greta Pedraza Jr. Miami, FL Head Coach TBA 9 Luciana Maggiolo So. Miami, FL 1 Michelle Hutton Sr. Moon Township, PA 10 Sarah Stimson Jr. Alamo, CA 1A Shannon Bonsmann Fr. Lake Mary, FL 11 Marissa Stamler Fr. Coral Gables, FL 2 Val Adams Jr. Erie, PA 12 Emily Chereson Fr. Erie, PA 3 Mallery Casale Fr. Erie, PA 13 Morgan Hooker Sr. Woodland Hills, CA 4 Alexis Dabrowski Fr. Erie, PA 14 Caitlin Vartain So. Palo Alto, CA 5 Ashley McLellan So. Erie, PA 15 Sarah Fitch Fr. Naperville, IL 6 Katelyn Hansen So. Erie, PA 16 Bernadette Karandy Fr. Annapolis, MD 7 Kyle Figaski Sr. Erie, PA 17 Tara Sullivan Fr. Worcester, MA 8 Crystal Du Sr. Irwin, PA 18 Kathryn Shehan Jr. Chicago, IL 10 Michelle Stalmach Sr. Erie, PA 11 Nikki Hoffa So. Sinking Spring, PA University of Maryland 12 Annie Greenhill Fr. Brea Olinda, CA Head Coach Carl Salyer 13 Brenna Pease Jr. Erie, PA 1 Marissa Corwin Sr. Orinda, CA 14 Brittney Fraser Fr. Lodi, CA 1A Anna Gossett Jr. Collegeville, PA 15 Andrea Costello Sr. Corry, PA 1B Ashleigh Jobson So. Severn, MD 16 Kendra Plackemeier Fr. Bonsall, CA 2 Shannon Simmerly Fr. Miami, FL 18 Kat Bucceri Sr. Falls Village, CT 3 Rosni Strudwick So. Kingston, Jamaica 19 Rachel Rzymek Fr. Erie, PA 4 Bryndis Klein So. Newport Beach, CA 20 Bridget Nolan Sr. Pittsburgh, PA 5 Christen Vagts So. Crofton, MD 6 Rachel Jordan So. Fallbrook, CA Grove City College 7 Elizabeth Hopkins So. Coronado, CA Head Coach Dave Fritz 8 Tiffany Shellhorse Fr. Gaitherburg, MD 1 Keala Walter Jr. Newberg, OR 10 Blaise Stanicic So. Annapolis, MD 1A C.J. Foldberg So. Atascadero, CA 11 Orsolya Ferenczy Sr. Fot, Hungary 1B Kate Stiebler Fr. Columbus, OH 2 Virginia Larsen Sr. Federal Way, WA University of Michigan 3 Monica Gigliotti So. Pittsburgh, PA Head Coach Matt Anderson 4 Caitlin Ewing Sr. Grafton, WI 1 Kristen Davis So. Villa Park, CA 5 Kristen Kerchner So. West Lake Village, CA 1 Ilana Vaca Fr. Miami, FL 7 Liza McRuer So. Irvine, CA 2 Wesley Ellison Sr. Portola Valley, CA 8 Abby Krivak Jr. Butler, PA 3 Terri Bukofzer Fr. Vernon Hills, IL 9 Meghan Kincaid Sr. Eagle River, AK 4 Carrie Frost So. Saline, MI 10 Caroline Walker Jr. Greensburg, PA 5 Mary Chatigny So. Palm Springs, CA 13 Whitney Baur So. North Wales, PA 6 Leah Robertson Fr. Newport Beach, CA Liz Juncker Fr. Ann Arbor, MI 7 Julie Hyrne So. Sunnyvale, CA Katie Klepacki Fr. Colorado Springs, CO 8 Michelle Keeley Jr. Rockford, MI Beth Poston Fr. Onsted, MI 9 Logan Bjorkman Jr. Danville, CA Amanda Thompson Fr. Erie, PA 10 Kelsey Haley So. Portola Valley, CA Whitney Walter Fr. Kenaau, HI 11 Shana Welch Sr. Larksville, PA Jane Wilson Fr. Newberg, OR 12 Allison Gorine Fr. Ann Arbor, MI 13 Farren Rixter Fr. Oak Park, IL Indiana University 14 Casie Kelly Fr. Longwood, FL Head Coach Barry King 15 Amy Cuckovich So. Davis, CA 1 Jackie Pyrz Jr. Harleysville, PA 16 Lauren Briskin So. Manhattan Beach, CA 1 Katie Carson Fr. Modesto, CA 17 Sarah Davila So. Yorba Linda, CA 1 Sarah Larson So. Houston, TX 18 Kimberly Gero Fr. Mission Viejo, CA 2 Kelly Palmberg Fr. Simi Valley, CA 19 Allison Born Fr. Santa Monica, CA 3 Kara Woolley Sr. Fresno, CA 20 Carrie Stover So. Ann Arbor, MI 4 Maggie Hannon So. Ann Arbor, MI 21 Sharayah Hernandez So. Pico Rivera, CA 5 Claire Nicholson Sr. San Diego, CA 6 Kristin Zernicke Sr. Calgary, Canada Penn State Behrend College 7 Nicole Sands Fr. Westlake Village, CA Head Coach Joe Tristan 9 Brooke Zimmerman Jr. Calgary, Canada Kelsey Watkins Fr. Erie, PA 10 Melissa Soria Sr. Villa Park, CA Brittany Yost Sr. Pottsville, PA 11 Brittany Estrada Jr. Coronado, CA Alexis Puhala Sr. Johnstown, PA 12 Emily Schmitt Sr. Beaverton, OR Kaitlyn Rinn So. Erie, PA 14 Rachel Edwards Fr. Houston, TX Amanda Weist Jr. Arlington Heights, IL 15 Jaclyn Tameris Sr. Cincinnati, OH Jenna Zeyfang Fr. Erie, PA 16 Stefanie Winter So. Santa Fe, NM Katie Knight Fr. Knox, PA 19 Jessica Canfield So. Houston, TX Christie Ryan Fr. Pittsburgh, PA Mary Baumer Fr. State College, PA Mercyhurst College Danielle Wilson Fr. Pittsburgh, PA Head Coach Curtis Robinette Sara Breese So. West Springfield, PA 1 Gina Mieras Jr. Grandville, MI Jenny La Furia Fr. North East, PA 1A Cathi Korenich Fr. Allison Park, PA Amanda Bradford Fr. Ukiah, CA 7 Chrissy Genian So. Arcadia, CA Karyn Thornberry Fr. Zelianople, PA 8 Jacqueline Phillips Fr. Kentwood, MI Morgan Pasi Fr. Kersey, PA 9 Christie Haibach Jr. Wattsburg, PA 10 Carrie Willison Jr. Grandville, MI Slippery Rock University 11 Rhonda Marable Jr. Oceanside, CA Head Coach Jim Yeamens 12 Kallen Dearnbarger So. North Canton, OH 1 Lauren Surbaugh So. Orland Hills, PA 13 Renee Sander Jr. Canton, OH 2 Ashley Goodwill Jr. Corry, PA 14 Christine Somera Jr. Gresham, OR 4 Katie Van Campen Fr. Shillington, PA 15 San Shehan Fr. Chicago, IL 5 Erika Brunner Sr. Horgen, Switzerland 16 Jenna Jefferds Fr. Naperville, IL 6 Megan Jo Ramage Sr. Paducah, KY 7 Mallorie Shanholtzer Fr. The Colony, TX 8 Rachelle Bienas So. Tinley Park, IL 9 Kimberly Wernecki Fr. Slippery Rock, PA 10 Betsy Wilson So. Fayetteville, PA 11 Heather Walbright So. Worthington, PA 14 Beth Choike Jr. Fort Wood, MO 5 Jessica Barby Fr. Sinking Springs, PA 16 Sarah Sander Jr. Loveland, OH 6 Danielle King Sr. Wexford, PA 7 Emily Allen So. Hillsborough, CA Washington & Jefferson College 8 Brandi Shoupe Sr. Cincinnati, OH Head Coach Bob Filander 14 Erica Harpur Fr. Pittsburgh, PA 1 Kim Sawlsville Sr. Wyomissing, PA 15 Alicia Sutton So. Erie, PA 1A Polly Ziegler Fr. Palo Alto, CA 18 Kara Kohler Fr. Johnstown, PA 2 Katie Silvestri Fr. Kingsville, MD 19 Amy Plotkin Sr. Melbourne, FL 3 Jessica Shopiro Fr. Buffalo Grove, IL 24 Sarah Young Jr. Glenshaw, PA CLUB TEAM ROSTERS

Heartland Division Iowa State University Mid Atlantic Division Anna Anderson Carleton College Kristen Crawford Duke University 5 Caitlin Goldbaum Erin Curtis 1 Jenna Maloka 6 Cassi Olson Emily Evers 2 Mary Belniak 7 Jessica Jauw Erica Ebensberger 3 Kaitlyn Shackelton 10 Shannon Carcelli Sara Fort 4 Danielle Beckerman 12 Elizabeth Bennett Rachel Goldsmith 5 Becca Fink 13 Becky Alexander Jenny Klimkowicz 6 Ashley DiSilvestro 14 Rachel Stephenson Mary Krakowski 7 Alex Kern 15 Amy Pham Lauren Peterson 8 Allison Simler 16 Ellen Valkevich Dee Saas 9 Alison Dorsey 21 Kate Alexander Kim Weaver 10 Sarah Kennifer 11 Stephanie Fung Grinnell College Knox College 12 Becca Fairchild 1 Kelly Eldridge 1 Sarah Williams 13 Erin Shively 1A Brianne Benness 2 Kim Kreiling 14 Mary Ellen Koran 3 Sofia Becker 3 Christy Dechaine 15 Lexie Lemus 4 Lauren Gehbauer 4 Sara Eldridge 16 Sarah Allen 5 Emily Summers 5 Heather Kopec 17 Julie Segner 6 Mari Guttman 6 Erin Vorenkamp 18 Margaret Murray 7 Josie Seff 7 Angharad Hollingsworth 19 Gabriela de la Llana 8 Meghan McDoniel 8 Lexie Kamerman 20 Jess Powers 9 Amy Hadow 9 Kaylin Maanum 23 Lauren Stival 10 Emily Sipfle 10 Kim Mullvain 11 Alicia Assini 11 Liz McPhail James Madison University 12 Margaret Smith 12 Sara Dreiser 1 Laura Dwyer 13 Liv Gibbons 13 Leigh Abrams 1A Jenna Klepper 14 Alex Peitz 14 Sarah West 2 Tiffany Mothershead 17 Allison Wisco 15 Taramaria Gabriel 3 Amanda Sharp 18 Emily Reiersgaard 4 Heidi Lindenfelser 21 Allie Kossoy Lindenwood University 5 Katie Holland Rebecca Anderson 6 Taryn Richards Illinois Wesleyan University Amanda Acker 7 Amy Townsend 1 Kristen Kopf Whitney Boyd 8 Emily Cosse 2 Kristi Gallagher Mandy Chun 9 Katy Breithaupt 3 Leslie Boelter Ashley Dry 10 Liz Snellings 4 Kristy Streu Desanka Fillipi 11 Alli Chaplin 5 Katy Dirkes Charmaine Goessling 12 Liz Steffy 6 Patricia Tardella Sarah Hunt 13 Lauren Grindle 7 Sam Baffes LeAnn Kelso 14 Beth Wispelwey 8 Anna Johnpeter Christa Mitzenmacher 15 Kelsey Pace 9 Erin Cruz Ellen Moresel 16 Nicole Martinez 10 Carlie Mangieri Erin Nakamoto Emily Fano 11 Bailee Soltys D. Nakamoto Megan Francis 12 Leah Goldberg Heather Oskroba Eleanor Garretson 13 Sam Podwika Robin Pentinato Adrienne Griggs 14 Sarah Troll Emma Wilhelm Karen Hayes 15 Liz Riggs Jen Kinsey 16 Melissa Koeppen Saint Mary’s University Nola Lawless 17 Sara Bicknell Roster not available Natalia Mihalki 18 Megan Crawford Kristine Minutolo Jackie Patrell 5 Kelly Martin Virginia Polytechnic Institute & Kristin Shaughnessy 6 Brigid Cakouros State University Vanessa Shepperson 7 Erin Murphy 1 Erin Smith Theresa Smith 8 Tamara Stein 2 Paige Barlow Jennifer Sudgen 9 Carolyn Rogers 3 Pammy Hider 10 Caitie Henderson 4 Kara Mullin University of Pennsylvania 11 Joie Marhefka 5 Claire Waller 1 Carolyn Corona 12 Katie Morrison 6 Bridget Devlin 1A Elizabeth Lawrence 13 Rachel McCoach 7 Emily Mashack 2 Rosemary Lelich 14 Katelyn Polantz 8 Jackie Carl 3 Soleil Roberts 15 Sarah Dudeck 9 Chelsey Zacherl 4 Sheena Curtain 16 Briana DiGiore 10 Marie Allen 5 Alex Malebranche 17 Courtlyn Mummert 11 Stephanie Moore 6 Rebekah Stevens 18 Jackie Stewart 12 Suzanne Szanyi 8 Megan Calpin 19 Karla Angel 13 Jenny Klimczak 9 Deidre Sandrock 20 Katie Povirk 14 Lindsay Chapon 10 Stephanie Castellano 15 Holly Cuneo 11 Siobhan O’Dwyer University of Richmond 16 Liz Downey 12 Megan Calpin 1 MC Walker 17 Rachel Gicquelais 13 Alexa Jones 4 Sarah Hines 18 Laura Gonser 14 Sarah Brody 6 Ally Grant 19 Angela Hubley 15 Maura Olcese 8 Anne Galyean 20 Rochelle Low 16 Claire Robertson 9 Marie Lawrence 21 Lauren Morrison 17 Vanessa Kern 10 Katie Weber 22 Rachel Pacholski 18 Stephanie Yoshimura 11 Erin Michaud 19 Bianca Grecu 13 Megan Gibson West Chester University 20 Molly Riddle 14 Christine Mullaney 1 Courtney Kalbach 16 Tammy Slenn 2 Nicholle Starson Pennsylvania State University 17 Sarah Kell 3 Lacey Cooper 1 Amy Magerman 18 Allison Parker 5 Cate DeSalvio 2 Jenna Reitz 20 Stephanie Schwatzkopf 6 Jenna Easter 3 Marissa Carl 7 Katie Farrell 4 Vanessa Coulibaly University of Virginia 8 Erin Koehler 5 Maureen McCormick 1 Kristine Salm 9 Nina Campellone 6 Lori Melfi 1a Katy Gulden 10 Katrina Smith 7 Ashley Folio 2 Lizzy Grater 11 Kylie Causa 8 Stacey Wild 3 Diana Brill 13 Christine Janyszek 9 Malika Sinha 4 Dani VanHorn 15 Kasey McManus 10 Roberta Murray 5 Megan Hulland 16 Kelly Ott 11 Jenn Paullin 6 Carinne Wright 17 Julie Martinchek 12 Sarah Holman 7 Amanda Creamer 18 Noelle Bucha 13 Natasha Tirko 8 Sara Sparks 14 Maria Nepa 9 Meghan Abramczyk Midwest Division 15 Caity Fisher 10 Julianne Harris 16 Karla Criner 11 Molly McLendon Albion College 17 Alissa Meehan 12 Robin Lang 1A Dianne Marshall 18 Lauren DeMoss 13 Catherine Gray 2 Torrey Lomas 19 Jamie Wheaton 14 Erica Anderson 3 Kailtyn O’ Callaghn 20 Rebecca Welch 15 Jessie Shields 4 Justine Bailey 16 Ann Lewis Shields 5 Maggie McBride University of Pittsburgh 17 Louise Minarcik 6 Alex Begle 1 Sarah Battistone 18 Liz Peterson 12 Caroline Braaksma 2 Sara Podgurski 19 Nichole Haake 15 Lindsey Benhamin 3 Ashley Everett 20 Kathryn Harris 4 Stephanie Wallace 21 Kelly Benedict Bowling Green State University Western Michigan University 17 Ashley Bailey 3 Megan Wilson Roster not available 18 Kristen Severson 4 Christina Irmen 5 Erin McKinney Ohio Valley Division Washington University 6 Sara Blease 1 Blair Roberts 8 Carrie Guinness University of Dayton 2A Allison Lindahl 10 Ashley Savikas Alison Black 3A Karen Heisler 11 Alisa Pavlik Jennifer Blessing 4A Chrissy Pulles 12 Olivia Tiettmeyer Danielle Carleton 5A Alyssa Pagliere 13 Antoinette Fracasso Clare Connelly 6A Ellie Elster 14 Cassandra Campbell Kristen Dennison 7A Kim Mook 16 Jodi Hermiller Allison Hamm 8A Tara Benesch 17 Kyle Womack Kathleen Imhoff 9A Laura Bailis 19 Sarah Showler Emma Jarman 2 Allie Boettger Megan Lynskey 3 Jenny Macy Eastern Michigan University Hollie Rawl 4 Clare Stevens 1/2 Alison Schoeff Erinn Riley 5 Beth Littman 3 Sam Vanni Stephanie Shank 6 Claire Walker 4 Erica Libra Trisha Simon 7 Rissa Ivens 5 Lindsay Barber 8 Jenna Marx 6 Kristen Woods Miami University “A” & “B” 9 Tracy Faxel 8 Bridget Rezabek 1 Lauren Stiebler 10 Sophie Cohen 9 Erica Sprengel 1A Kim Bieler 11 Lauren Jaffe 10 Joanna Nuber 3 Caitlain Spangler 12 Maggie McLoughlin 11 Gayle LaVictoire 5 Christine Ahern 13 Jaime Allinson 14 Daniele Hughes 6 Andrea Segovia 14 Emily Dangremond 15 Jen Henry 8 Sarah Trilla 15 Ashley Lautzenheiser 17 Laura Schoeff 7 Jenna Wagner 16 Rebecca Harris 9 Carly Wade 17 Rachel England Grand Valley State University 10 Cassie Caldwell 18 Nicole Tatz 1 Kim Arnold 13 Corey Ulmer 2 Jamie Bowman 15 Jenny Dwyer New England Division 3 Becky Cross 17 Lauren Meeth 4 Kristin Kuczera 21 Alyssa Guynn Dartmouth College 5 Carleigh Libby 22 Jamie Eckert 1 Laura Crowe 6 Danielle Miceli 25 Caitlin O’Rourke 2 Lauren Bennet 7 Elizabeth Cole 27 Christy Brodell 3 Alexandra Walter 8 Kelly Glupker 4 Alexandra Owens 9 Emilie Pulver Ohio University 5 Kyle Engelman 10 Laura Stinar 1 Laura Bringer 6 Sarah Marlenga 11 Danielle Buglio 2 Melissa Fischer 7 Anja Sundali 12 Michelle Clancy 3 LaShaun Evans 8 Sarah Rosa 13 Allison Wong 4 Stephanie Horsfield 9 Jenna Newgard 14 Abby Woodward 5 Emily DiFiore 10 Nicki Williamson 15 Emily Underwood 7 Kate Walter 11 Alexandra Araiza 16 Rachel Scripps 8 Susan Bowen 12 Averil Spencer 17 Sabrina Davidson 9 Alicia Kelly 13 Caroline Roth 18 Amy Michael 10 Meghan Plantz 14 Catherine Pease 20 Katelyn Clancy 11 Elaine Healy 15 Kara Podkaminer 21 Jess Decker 12 Amy Renner 24 Christina Billman 13 Lauren Meeks Middlebury College 14 Danielle Paszko 1 Ashley Corbett University of Notre Dame 15 Kristin Curtin 2 Whitney Thomas Roster not available 16 Ashley Galleher 3 Baylie Roth 4 Stephanie Levine Yale University “A” & “B” Cornell University 5 Demie Kommatas 1 Lillian Chen 1 Diane Wu 6 Lindsey Seldin 1A Kristin McCall 2 Alessandra Roqueta 7 Kristen LaPlante 2 Kathryn Mathis 3 Katie Alexander 8 Jaimie Park 3 Giovanna Masci 4 Alessandra Roqueta 9 Yu Wang 3 Myrtle-Rose Padmore 5 Hannah Gursky 10 Devi Glick 4 Lauren Sonderegger 6 Emma Wondergem 11 Ashleigh Weissman 5 Alana Tucker 7 Chloe Hillmer 12 Katie Sparkes 6 Bridget Deacon 8 Rebecca Troutman 13 Kate Evans 6 Victoria Tate 9 Michelle Thoneson 14 Leah Shackleton 7 Monica Mix 10 Anastasia Rudenko 15 Karen Stahlheber 8 Regina Goldman 11 Amanda Smith 16 Susan Read 9 Maya Bernadett 12 Shana Song 17 Emily Picciotto 10 Amy Heinemann 13 Corissa Lee 18 Lisa Niswander 11 Melissa Campos 14 Alexandra Perrotti 19 Abigail Mayer 12 Marisol Temech 15 Cathy Fahey 20 Barbara Van der Veer 13 Sinead Daly 16 Jenn Bailard 14 Elizabeth Schurgin 17 Lily Siu Wesleyan University 15 Julie McComish 18 Erin Johnson Mercy Cover 16 Rebecca Voorhees Zena Falk 17 Faris Montgomery New York University Micaela Guitterez 18 Alina Yang Jen Adam Niki Holtzman 19 Emily Yudofsky Dina Esposito Catherine Kast 20 Sherry Wang Emily Groves Agnes Koczo 21 Kelly Livingston Sara Kramer Kate Krems 22 Sarah Hsu Emma Nilson Aniela Kuzon Emily Rauscher Julia Mergendoller New York Division Nicole Robinson Rashida Richardson Beina Xu Lauren Russell Colgate University Maryann Xu Sarah Sluis Megan MacAlarney Chengxi Tang Cameo Padilla SUNY Geneseo Erin Peterson Roster not available Williams College Becca 1 Jane Allen Tara Woods Syracuse University 2 Lauren Fernandez 1 Sarah Freedman 3 Courtney Asher Columbia University 2 Meghan Miller 4 Lisa Chu Amy Lin, Junior 3 Nicole Sullivan 5 Abby Islan Natalie Levine 4 Lindsay Ward 6 Claire Monroy Liz Gary 5 Saidi Abraham 7 Tracey Vitchers Allison Kade 6 Nancy Madsen 8 Emily Deans Megan Pryor 7 Krista Pfleger 9 Liz Upton Catherine Whitman 8 Jaclyn Applegate 10 Sheryl Brea Lia Rosner 9 Mary MacKenty 11 Cailin Collins Sarah Peaceman 10 Krystle Edwards 12 Casey York Julia Kaye 11 Jamie Lamacchia 13 Daniella Johnson Heron Haas 12 Katie Brill 14 Christina Metcalf Kacie Rice 13 Lisa Carolla 15 Talia Anders Shannon Hosey Maisha Baddoo 16 Beverly Acha Madi Whitmore Jennifer Chaput 17 Lily Zhou Kathryn Taylor Cindy Kramer 18 Claire Schwartz Amy Norton North Atlantic Division Kelly McConnaughey Kelly Osborn Roster not available Bates College Sarah Pelley 1 Sarah Janoff Heyden Prater Wellesley College 3 Eliza Reed Kavitha Rao 1/8 Claire Marana 4 Alexis Boyatsis Lauren Rosario 2 Carolyn O’Hara 5 Julie McMillan Kristin Sementelli 3 Liz Stickney 6 Jeanette Hardy Leslie Thorup 5 Jean Yau 8 Kolby Hume Samantha Uribe 6 Laura Foley 9 Melissa Baker Jeni Yamamoto 7 Kate Barach 10 Rachel Fragner 9 Emma Pratt 11 Emilie Swenson Boston University 11 Shaina Meyer 15 Sarah Catignani 1 Courtney Schoch 12 Christine Nichols 16 Maggie Gross 2 Sarah Murray 14 Beth Romano 18 Kerry Glavin 4 Gillian Balsam 10 Elizabeth Boehm 19 Missy Shaw 5 Caitlin Casey 20 Hope Fleming 6 Laura Hoyt Northwest Division Laura Baughman 7 Kristin Tabor Hannah Davis 8 Genna Martin University of Oregon “A” Alli Earon 9 Kerri Kennedy 1 Jessica Kragt Liz Menaker 10 Allison Murphy 1A Liz Godfrey Calley Morrison 12 Tiffany Kim 2 Katie Fletcher Kelly O’Connor 14 Aviva Gat 3 Courtney Ashford Emily Taylor 4 Maria Turner Bowdoin College 5 Liz Flower Boston College 1 Kelsey Killmon 7 Karen Peront 1 Julie Downall 1A Lydia Yeh 8 Caitlin Hermann 1A Kate Souza 2 Suzanne Plant 11 Christine Turk 2 Kate Page 3 Megan Mclean 12 Kelsey Bowen 3 Diana Byrnes 4 Kate Geraghty 13 Liz Sampson 4 Colleen Volpe 5 Lana Tilley 17 Amanda Fay 5 Kristen Van Dorn 6 Carrie Roble 6 Meaghan McKasy 7 Jessica Horstkotte University of Oregon “B” 7 Danielle Bastien 8 Laura Belden 1 Lindsey Nelson 8 Eliza Hynes 9 Caroline Sholl 1A Caitlin Muller 9 Jamie Gunderson 10 Melissa Locke 3 Erin Cadwallader 10 Allison Samluk 11 Julia Lindsey 4 Jessica Pulliam 11 Torie Pascoe 12 Elita DeFeo 5 Ashley Roda 12 Claire Telleen 13 Anne Cathcart 6 Kelsey Bowen 13 Lizzy Ruddy 14 Liz Dann 7 Jessica Sander 14 Alexa Kinzer 15 Christina Fish 8 Annie Giagni 15 Erin Whinnery 16 Caitlin Beach 9 Caitlin Hermann 16 Caitlin O’Brien 10 Emily Malino 17 Lauren McNamara Mass. Institute of Technology 11 Lauren Short 18 Erica Mannherz Kelly Cavazos 12 Claire Grist 19 Lauren Hernandez Kristen Cook 13 Jordan Sies 20 Sam Nyhan Katrina Cornell 14 Claire Teasdale 21 Siobhan Forbes Esther Dubrovski 15 Caroline Emch-Wei Caroline Byron Anni Larson 16 Nicole Hansen Meghan Dembski Lindsey Sheehan 17 Kristina Kirchgessner Lauren Galinsky Michele Sullivan 18 Laura Von Stockhausen Erin Hannah Christi Winiarz 19 Keely Ryan Colleen Hannigan 20 Rosemary Liang Megan Licari

Oregon State University Stephanie Briney 18 Christina Pasetta 1 Wren Patton Casey Circle 19 Margaux Burkholder 3 Alicia rawlins Jaidee Cook 20 Greta Carroll 5 Allie McNamara Jessica Cortez 7 Sami Carolla Jessica Dawson Cal. State University, Fullerton 8 Mariko Yoshiwara Katie Gibson 1/10 Chelsea Rittenhouse 9 Heather Mason Meagan Mcbride 2 Ann Marie Fisher 14 Katleen Reab Brittany Muzzy 3 Rebecca Vokerts Burgandy Muzzy 4 Lauren Benson University of Portland Jennifer Neal 5 Vanessa Lara 1 Laura Smith Allison Odell 6 Rebecca Hartness 2 Alyssa Fuchsberger Liorah Riutzel 7 Andrea Williamson 3 Stacey Anheier Abby Turver 8 Paulina Salais 4 Meghan Booth Janelle Weigand 9 April Chavis 5 Larissa Ferber Naomi Samila -Dickinson 11 Danielle O’Toole 6 Helen Mottershead Paige Osburn 12 Vivian Zavala 7 Lara Bennett 15 Hayley Stevens 8 Kaela Calfas Western Washington University 9 Erica Whitfield 1 Kimberly Kreutzer Pepperdine University 10 Liz Newby 1A Shawna Held 1 Julie Presant 11 Kai Gumataotao 2 Rachel Ashleman 2 Jessica Brakulis 12 Chelsea Williamson 3 Mary Thalasinos 3 Sara Kallman 13 Teresa Kindell 4 Elise Averill 4 Megan Crum 5 Chelan Shero 5 Melissa Ouzounian University of Washington “A” 6 Hannah Wolf 6 Carly Hanks 1 Alyssa Goldber 7 Sharron Hallanger 7 Lauren Keeley 2 Kaitlin Kirby 8 Rachael Simmons 8 Danielle Kimmel 3 Maria Fyles 9 Hillary McDonald 9 Chelsea Yarnell 4 April Swaine 10 Sarah Paschall 10 Laura Lundin 5 Kelly Edwards 11 Christine Turney 11 Lauren Denman 10 Kari Pederson 12 Kelly Gill 12 Briana Wait 13 Maria Zavala 13 Katie Moore 13 Andrea Monroe 17 Galen Main 14 Laura Thramer 14 Michelle Wargo 15 Sarah Henneford 15 Terry Beth Cherry University of Washington “B” 17 Kay Biccum 16 Kate Anderson 1 Nicole Santos 18 Katie Griffith 17 Christie Stewart 2 Shayna Skagan 3 Emma Hunt Pacific Coast Division University of Cal., Los Angeles “A” 4 Allison Bain 1 Suzanne Bunke 5 Amy Iverson California Poly. State University 1 Erica Welsh-Westfall 6 Maile Harvard 1 Liz Jenkins 2 Kelli Bouman 7 Kendra Crowe 1A Jenny Austin 3 Laura Crooks 9 Catherine Hernandez 1B Kaity Cofer 4 Jennifer Marchisotto 10 Karina Katz 2 Colleen Scheitrum 6 Shannon Safino 11 Regina Durr 3 Elisa Hooper 7 Samantha Wong 12 Stephanie Pearce 4 Laurn Hahnie 8 Gabrielle Schaefer 13 Sonja Steck 5 Shelby Benko 9 Maria Quintero 14 Kim Bailey 6 Michaela Hoffmon 10 Jill Sager 15 Briana Watts 7 Carolyn Kissick 11 Catrina Gallardo 16 Laura Guyman 8 Amanda Calhoun 12 Hannah Shull 10 Melanie Schmidt 13 Tanya Barnett Western Oregon University 12 Kiki Miller 14 Natalie Kruk Whitney Bellinghausen 14 Hayley Maclean 15 Dana Gulbransen Blythe Benzo 15 Nicole Yeaman-Sanchez 16 Sasha Petcavich Katie Billings 17 Skye Orvis 17 Stephanie Wong

18 Emily Declusin University of Southern California 16 Lindsay Clotworthy 22 Jaclyn Stahl 1 Mallory Sussman 17 Shaina Lindbloom 23 Heather Torneo 2 Meredith Johnson 18 Kelsey Monroe 3 Katelyn Abshier 19 Krista Winkler University of Cal., Los Angeles “B” 4 Barbara Adams 20 Kelly Bailey 1 Sarah Medrano 5 Jana King 1A Betsy Shimer 6 Caitlin Barrett University of Cal., Davis “A” & “B” 2 Kelly Fogarty 7 Anne-Flore Perroud Roster not available 3 Jessica Ng 8 Allison Trefz 4 Beth Lee 9 Courtney Havens Cal. State University, Fresno 5 Tala Noori-jah 10 Kristen Edwards 1 Jacque Ritchie 6 Amy Crocker 11 Abbe Anderson 1A Sarah Behlen 7 Lena Noori-jah 12 Stephanie Curran 2 Brittney Weaver 8 Helen Feng 13 Mariam Fleshman 4 Laura Imai 9 Ariel Congdon 14 Jamie Gomes 6 Beth Bartlett 10 Tina Noori-jah 15 Anita Rai 7 Megan Eldredge 11 Katia Vaisberg 16 Amelia Kalnoki 10 Katie Cosgrove 12 Jenna Hankard 17 Kelly Davis 11 Kristi Rose 13 Keven Chazan 18 Kimberly Arana 12 Johanna Cuadros 14 Katie Martineau 19 Vanessa Wright 13 Erika Tasier 15 Maritza Santillan 20 Kim Pacheco 14 Teri Bartel 16 Michelle Mayberry 21 Lucy Harrington 15 Jessica Tasier 17 Eileen Shu 22 Marissa Baroocas 18 Brianna Briseno 23 Natalie Moran Saint Mary’s College 19 Janice Phung 24 Briana LaBriola Marissa Barnes 20 Lindsay Sandberg 25 Erin Inkster Gracie Bone 21 Claire Conrad Erica Berger Shannon Fisherkeller 22 Neha Bazaj Saskya Byerly Rene Fleming 23 Meghan Stenger Lindsey Cohen Alyse Gay Lisa Tang Monika Iannone Jenna Kilarr Julia Wood Nicole Louie Ally Salazar Kaitlin Luther Alyssa Schroeder University of Cal., San Diego Holly Mueller Blair Smith 1 Hannah Brace-Thompson Briana Pero Melissa Spar 2 Kendal Campbell Amy Strack Nakita Thomas 3 Elizabeth Erickson Kelsey Walters Dominique Wilkins 4 Melissa Estrada Katherine Warner 5 Sarah Gage Cal. State University, Maritime 6 Leilani Gilpin Sierra Pacific Division 1 Bree Ogden 7 Allison Johnson 2 Kristen Swader 8 Fannie Ko California State University, Chico 3 Stephanie Swanson 9 Erzsi Kovacs 2 Catherina Laetsch 5 Megan Braun 10 Kristen Langford 3 Denise Oldenburg 7 Lynn Langdon 11 Susan Lee 4 Amanda Davis-Vilar 8 Michelle Brierly 12 Brigiite Ngo-Trinn 5 Molly Jennings 9 Ashley Busenga 13 Caitlin Phillips 6 Samantha Dolan 12 Alesi Alapa 14 Amy Rinaldo 7 Rachel Christie 13 Miriam Anthony 15 Ashley Risch 8 Heather Bouma 17 Rachel Forero 16 Christina Santana 9 Heather Hibbs 19 Ginamarie Robles 17 Melissa Sathavipat 10 Katie Roberts 21 Jessie Lee 18 Christel Smith 11 Christa Nelson 19 Joanna Thomas 12 Stephanie Wells 20 Siobhan Williams 13 Allison Plant 21 Amanda Wong 14 Natalie DiMora 15 Stephanie Abed Southeast Division 12 Jennifer Bean Southwest Division 13 Amber Henrickson University of Central Florida 14 Elizabeth Olson University of Arizona 1 Adrienne Cordes 15 Nury Avila 1 Rachel Nau 1A Blaire Martin 16 Michelle Vargas 1A Stefanie Constable 3 Jaime Holzworth 17 Jamie Stolarz 1B Bridget Moty 4 Amanda Winston 18 Rebecca Crastnopol 2 Christina Lindeman 6 Stephanie Beauchemin 3 Dani Phelps 7 Annaliese Bullock Florida International University 4 Shari Robbins 8 Elise Catron 1 Vanessa Torres 5 Ashley Beko 9 Lyndsey Vaughan 2 Julie Lucas 6 Karen Hames 11 Vanessa Valdes 4 Amanda Sergova 7 Cami Kliner 12 Jaime Taafe 5 Helen Koshal 8 Justine Hedlund 14 Becky Duran 6 Sarah Espino 9 Valerie Pellet 16 Kirsten Smith 7 Alexandria Espinosa 10 Janine Whitmore 8 Shany Diaz 11 Nicole Fernandez Emory University 9 Cassie Futscher 12 Jennifer Shah Sarah Binder 10 Megan Alderman 13 Rachel Alter Laura Boyer 12 Viviana Cano 14 Shelly Gogol Frances Chuan Fan 13 Georgette Pena 15 Krina Reineke Jennifer Coughlin 14 Juliana Patino 16 Bee Schlotec Courtney Crane 15 Keilah Oberstein 17 Kara Brennion Jill Harley Dunham 16 Liana Henriques 18 Ashley Gucinski Amber Gardner 17 Shaniel Sibbles 19 Lizzie Stevulak Paula Frances Gay 18 Caylyn Gonzalez 21 Lauren Silva Lisa Gozal Erin Chrusciel Nicole Hall Florida State University Jennifer Menefee Sarah Hewitt 1 Jenny Harp Kara Mesch Laira Kolkin 1A Rustie Shaske Jadie Philips Jennifer Lamontagne 2 Kelly Nicola Patricia White Katherine Meyer 3 Jennifer Propst Gillian Morshedi 4 Elizabeth Lohmann University of Colorado Felice Physioc 5 Allison Moore Roster not available Ashley Pier 6 Sarah Cox Kimberly Quinn 7 Seren Evans Colorado State University Julia Rohr 9 Sara Windrem 1 Megan Balza Cameron Schlegel 10 Carolyn Ward 2 Danielle Bodelson Audrey Siegel 11 Nina Babakhina 3 Juliana Herring Cassandra Stabbert 12 Becky Cassell 4 Niki Cousins Tali Weinberg 13 Ellen Moore 5 Carrie Vockrodt Elizabeth Weisert 14 Karla Norris 6 Candace Marchione 15 Alicia Hollingsworth 7 Sarah Collins University of Florida 16 Christine Gorman 8 Allison Porter 1 Gina Petrakos 17 Jade Velasquez 9 Anne Heideman 1A Jennifer Black 18 Karen Meyer 10 Kat Butler 2 Anna Autrey Kate Doughty 11 Louise Murphy 3 Kaycee Hall Tatiana Hernandez 12 Jill White 4 Ashleigh Abel Laura Kassing 13 Carolyn Samaras 5 Jacquelyn Suarez-Murias Jaime Milo 14 Ellie Martin 6 Lucia Gonzales Ashley Moore 17 Tiffany Suekama 7 Johanna Sierra Lisa Ronchetto 19 Amanda Grant 8 Victoria Israels Meghan Smach 20 Elizabeth Hipp 9 Allison Moran Delina Wright 21 Annie Purcell 10 Laura Suarez-Murias 11 Dana Simons University of New Mexico University of Utah University of Texas, Austin 1 Shannon Kinkead Roster not available 1 Courtney Coffey 2 Dorinda Doft 2 Salley Farnsworth 3 Kristin Loker Texas Division 3 Rebecca Glaser 4 Elaine Abrams 4 Debbie McMillan 5 Hannah Doran Baylor University 5 Pam DiValerio 6 Mia Kimmelman 1 Stephanie Gonzalez 6 Vanessa Scaringie 7 Shannon Matzke 2 Michelle Davis 7 Chelsie Miller 8 Elizabeth Looney 3 Christi Thielker 8 Kate Bailey 9 Kristen Weil 4 Krissy Keen 9 Ashley Allen 10 Joy Brinkman 6 Liz Turman 10 Ani Pittis 11 Kaye Eldridge 7 Lauren Balionis 11 Aly McDonnell 12 Caitlyn Phares 8 Katherine Schnell 12 Anna Tachau 13 April Kendrick 9 Lindsey Palomo 13 Flor Beckmann 14 Erin Smith 10 Alicia Starkey 14 Karen DiValerio 15 Fran Chavez 11 Debra Castell 15 Elizabeth Wallace 12 Lauren Martin 16 Blair Brettmann Northern Arizona University 13 Michelle Anstett 1 Marie de la Faye 14 Caitlin Malone Trinity University 2 Coleen Bremser 2 Kristin Golman 3 Eliese Wildes Rice University 3 Amy Hirshkowitz 5 Kira Mullen 1 Jennifer Morton 4 Andrea Pease 6 Christina Paddack 2 Beth Rowan 5 Marney Babbitt 7 Jennifer Carroll 3 Emily Korinek 6 Andrea Nguyen 8 Ecatarina Castillo 4 Lauren Bailey 7 Sara Garloff 9 Merideth Brandon 6 Jen Woelfel 8 Catherine Casteel 10 Kaitlin Boondock 7 Lauren Schaefer 9 Amanda Loos 11 Claire Ramirez 9 Laura Arjona 10 Stephanie Anderson 12 Carlye Spaulding 10 Caterina Kaffes 12 Leda McDaniel 13 Ranie Reineke 11 Betsy Ohrn 13 Jennifer Ludwig 14 Heather Hargas 12 Ny-Ying Lam 14 Jessica Chou 15 Erica Lindbloom 15 Stephanie Price 16 Jess Makowski Texas A&M University U. S. Air Force Academy 1 Jackie Thibadoux 1 Kathleen Le 2 Julie Brooke 1A Keri Holcomb 3 Michelle Lostracco 2 Jane Hwang 4 Ann Frankovich 3 Amy Moore 5 Kristin Blackmar 5 Ariella Walker 6 Meagan Patrick 6 Vinny Grossman 7 Tashina Chapman 7 Monica Herrera 8 Jackie Nissen 8 Lisa Kempker 9 Jamie Lukeman 9 Catherine Wonner 10 Shannon Ealy 10 Ashley Jensen 11 Anna Transue 11 Andrea Wise 12 Pamela Kennedy 12 Kristan Bird 13 Ann-Beth Capetillo 13 Amanda Reed 14 Molly Cappadonna 14 Renae Conley 15 Rachel Athans 15 Kamille Kemp 16 Amelia Snelling 16 Whitney Martin 17 Kris Miller 17 Tiffanie Richardson 18 Elizabeth Allen 18 Cristina Richter 19 Christina Ramos 20 Carrie Moore 20 Erica Williams 21 Stefanie Sharpe CWPA MEN’S VARSITY & CLUB PROGRAMS

Albion College University of Georgia Queens College Amherst College Georgia Institute of Technology Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute University of Arizona Grand Valley State University University of Rhode Island Arizona State University Grinnell College Rice University University of Richmond Auburn University Grove City College University of Rochester Ball State University Harvard University Saint Francis College (NY) Bates College University of Houston Saint John’s University (MN) Binghamton University University of Illinois-Chicago Saint Louis University Bloomsburg University Iona College Saint Mary’s College (CA) Boston College Iowa State University James Madison Saint Mary’s University (MN) Bowdoin College University San Jose State University Brown University Johns Hopkins University Slippery Rock University Bucknell Univeristy University of Kansas University of Southern California California Poly State University Knox College State University of New York-Geneseo California State University-Chico Lehigh University Syracuse University California State University-Fresno Lindenwood University University of Tennessee California State University-Fullerton Loyola College University of Texas California State University-Maritime Macalester College Texas A&M University University of California-Davis Marquette University Texas State University University of California-Los Angeles University of Maryland Trinity University (TX) University of California-San Diego Mass. Institute of Technology University of Toledo Carleton College Mercyhurst College Tufts University Carnegie Mellon University Miami University (OH) United States Coast Guard Academy University of Central Florida Middlebury College United States Military Academy Central Washington University Millersville University United States Naval Academy Clemson University University of Minnesota University of Utah Colby College Minnesota State University, Mankato Utah State University Colgate University University of Missouri University of Vermont University of Colorado University of New Mexico Villanova University Colorado School of Mines New York University University of Virginia Colorado State University University of North Carolina Virginia Poly Institute & State University Columbia University North Carolina State University Washington University Connecticut College Northeastern University University of Washington Cornell University Northern Arizona University Washington & Jefferson College Dartmouth College University of Northern Illinois Washington State University University of Dayton University of Notre Dame Wesleyan University University of Delaware Ohio University Western Illinois University Duke University University of Oregon Western Washington University University of Florida Oregon State University Widener University Florida International University University of Pennsylvania Williams College Florida State University Pennsylvania State University University of Wyoming Fordham University Pennsylvania State University-Erie Yale University Gannon University University of Pittsburgh Georgetown University University of Portland George Washington University Princeton University

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Varsity Teams in bold; Teams active as of January 1, 2007