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Women's • Week 7 • March 27, 2013 WESTERN INTERCOLLEGIATE LACROSSE ASSOCIATION Contacts: Chris Day (Association Director) 719-580-4498 • [email protected] Website: www.thewila.com Twitter: @WILA_SID ○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○ Women’s • Week 7 • March 27, 2013 2013 WILA WOMEN’S STANDINGS WILA Overall Institution W-L Pct. GF GA W-L Pct. GF GA Streak Last 5 Regis 5-0 1.000 93 30 6-3 .667 146 95 W3 3-2 Lindenwood 2-0 1.000 39 9 7-0 1.000 133 21 W7 5-0 Fort Lewis 3-2 .600 57 52 4-4 .500 78 90 L1 2-3 Adams State 2-3 .400 39 72 3-4 .429 67 104 L1 3-2 Colorado Mesa 1-2 .333 34 34 1-6 .143 78 100 L3 1-4 McKendree 0-6 .000 36 101 1-9 .100 82 160 L9 0-5 WILA PLAYERS OF THE WEEK RECENT RESULTS/ (WEEK #6) UPCOMING SCHEDULE Offensive Tuesday, March 19th Erin Todd • Regis @ [11] Florida Southern 22, Colorado Mesa 9 #1, Fr., A, 5-7 Friday, March 22nd *-@ [RV] Lindenwood 20, McKendree 5 Colorado Springs, Colo./Air Academy HS Saturday, March 23rd Todd scored eight goals and assisted on three others to *-Regis 17, @ Fort Lewis 9 lead the Rangers to a pair of WILA road wins… Against Sunday, March 24th Fort Lewis (W, 17-9) on Saturday (Mar. 23), she had six *-Regis 21, @ Adams State 5 goals and two assists (8 points) while taking six shots, all on goal… She also Friday, March 29th won three draw controls against the Skyhawks… Against Adams State on Sunday (Mar. 24) (W, 21-5), Todd scored on both of her shots and added *-Lindenwood at Regis, 1 p.m. (MT) an assist… One of her goals in that game was a free position tally… She also Saturday, March 30th controlled two draws against the Grizzlies… Todd leads the WILA with 30 *-Lindenwood at Colorado Mesa, 1 p.m. (MT) offensive points and is second in the association for goals with 23... This is Monday, April 1st her second WILA honor of the season... She had also receive the award during Week #1/2 (Feb. 27). *-Lindenwood at Fort Lewis, 3 p.m. (MT) Tuesday, April 2nd Defensive *-Lindenwood at Adams State, 3 p.m. (MT) Gianna Lombardi • Regis Thursday, April 4th #21, So., G, 5-7 Colorado College at Regis, 4 p.m. (MT) Arvada, Colo./Ralston Valley HS Saturday, April 6th *-Fort Lewis at McKendree, 1 p.m. (CT) Lombardi picked up two complete-game wins in net as *-Adams State at Colorado Mesa, 1 p.m. (MT) she made 12 saves in the Rangers’ two road wins… She made six saves at both Fort Lewis (W, 17-9) on Saturday Sunday, April 7th (Mar. 22) and Adams State (W, 21-5) on Sunday (Mar. 23)… She also had *-Fort Lewis at Lindenwood, 12 p.m. (CT) nine ground balls in the two games posting a .462 save percentage and 6.00 GAA during the weekend... This is Lombardi’s second WILA award of the *- WILA Game season... She was also honored after her performances in Week #1/2 (Feb. 27). [#] indicates IWLCA Coaches’ Poll Rank (RV = Receiving Votes). The Players of the Week are selected by a vote of the WILA Head Coaches and Sports Information Directors. Games played between Mar. 18-24 were included. 2013 WILA Women’s Lacrosse News & Notes Week 7 • March 27 QUICK DRAWS... IWLCA Coaches’ Poll The WILA’s two leading teams took care of their respective business last week setting up the Week #5 (Mar. 26) first of two clashes that very could well determine the 2013 championship... 2011 WILA Record Votes Prev. 1. LIU Post (N.Y.) 5-0 222 (12) 1 Champion REGIS was on the road over the weekend claiming 17-9 and 21-5 wins over 2. West Chester (Pa.) 3-0 206 (3) 2 southern Colorado rivals and on Saturday (Mar. 23) and FORT LEWIS ADAMS STATE 3. Limestone (S.C.) 9-1 189 3 Sunday (Mar. 24) afternoons, respectively... Those wins allowed the Rangers to move to a 4. Rollins (Fla.) 7-1 160 5 perfect 5-0 in WILA play... Meanwhile, LINDENWOOD, the 2012 WILA Champions, posted 5. Adelphi (N.Y.) 7-0 157 4 a convincing 20-5 home win over MCKENDREE on Friday night (Mar. 22) to move to 2-0 in 6. Pfeiffer (N.C.) 11-0 153 6 WILA play... The Lady Lions, who are a perfect 7-0 overall, will visit Regis this Friday 7. Dowling (N.Y.) 5-1 137 8 afternoon (Mar. 29) to begin a stretch of four games in Colorado over five days... They will 8. Bentley (Mass.) 3-1 128 7 also play at COLORADO MESA (1-2 WILA) on Saturday (Mar. 30), at Fort Lewis (3-2 9. Le Moyne (N.Y.) 2-2 100 9 WILA) on Monday (Apr. 1) and at Adams State (2-3 WILA) (Apr. 2) on Tuesday... Those 10. Stonehill (Mass.) 4-2 93 10 11. Lock Haven (Pa.) 3-1 71 T11 three teams all trail the two leaders in the WILA standings and will need help if they are 12. Florida Southern 8-1 65 T11 going to get back into the WILA Championship chase... The four aforementioned games are 13. Bloomsburg (Pa.) 2-3 40 15 the only WILA contests in what is a relatively light week ahead... Colorado Mesa was the 14. New Haven (Conn.) 2-4 35 13 only other team to play last week, falling at No. 11 Florida Southern last Tuesday (Mar. 19)... 15. Mercyhurst (Pa.) 5-1 25 14 The Mavericks were off the rest of the rest of the week and will have had 10 days off before Also receiving votes: Indiana (Pa.), St. hosting Lindenwood, which is now a perfect 10-0 in WILA play since joining the association in Anslem (N.H.) 2012... Lindenwood is 3-0 all-time against Regis, 4-0 all-time against Colorado Mesa, 2-0 Next Poll: April 2 all-time against Fort Lewis and 3-0 all-time against Adams State... McKendree (0-6 WILA) will be off until Saturday, Apr. 6, when Fort Lewis will visit the Bearcats’ Leemon Field... Fort WILA Teams in the Poll... Lewis’s ALLY KVIDERA became the first Skyhawk and the first WILA player to reach the Preseason (Feb. 4): RV-Lindenwood 100 career goal milestone, doing so in Saturday’s loss to Regis. Week #1 (Feb. 25): RV-Lindenwood Week #2 (Mar. 5): RV-Lindenwood Week #3 (Mar. 12): RV-Lindenwood TEAM NOTES... Week #4 (Mar. 19): RV-Lindenwood Adams State Grizzlies (3-4, 2-3 WILA) Previous www.asugrizzlies.com WILA Players of the Week Top Offensive Player: Amanda Hisel (#14, Jr., 5-4, Conifer, Colo./Conifer HS) Week #1/2 (Feb. 27) Hisel scored a goal a in the Grizzlies’ effort against Regis (L, 5-21) on Sunday Offensive: Erin Todd, Regis (Mar. 23)… She took four shots in the game and also finished with three Defensive: Giana Lombardi, Regis ground balls and two caused turnovers. Week #3 (Mar. 6) Offensive: Shelby Polk, Lindenwood Top Defensive Player: Grace Komatz (#18, Fr., G, 5-8, Centennial, Colo./Arapahoe HS) Katlyne Duffey, Fort Lewis In her second career start as a goalie against Regis (L, 5-21) on Sunday (Mar. 22), Komatz Defensive: made four saves and picked up two ground balls… She played all 60 minutes. Week #4 (Mar. 13) Offensive: Lexy Hamilton, Adams State Adams State Team Notes: The Grizzlies played just their second home game of the season Defensive: Qiana Barfield, Adams State on Sunday, falling to Regis, 21-5... Five different players scored for the Grizzlies, including Week #5 (Mar. 20) junior Lexy Hamilton, who tallied her team-leading 20th goal of the season... Hamilton is Offensive: Shelby Polk, Lindenwood second in the WILA with her 3.33 goal per game average... She also ranks fourth in the Defensive: Christine Hehmeyer, Lindenwood WILA in caused turnovers per game (1.83)... Freshman teammate Qiana Barfield is tied for second in the WILA and 10th nationally in that category with her 2.00 per game average... The Grizzlies are off this weekend but will resume their season playing host to Lindenwood on Tuesday (Apr. 2)... They then go to Colorado Mesa on Saturday, Apr. 6. 2013 WILA Women’s Lacrosse News & Notes (Cont.) Week 7 • March 27 TEAM NOTES (CONT.)... The WILA against... Colorado Mesa Mavericks (1-6, 1-2 WILA) NCAA Division II ........................... 8-12* Nationally-Ranked ..................... 0-4 www.cmumavericks.com Receiving Votes (IWLCA Poll) .... 0-1 Top Offensive Player: Allie Henderson (#4, Jr., M, 5-10, Parker, Colo./ North Region .................................. 6-5 Chaparral HS) Central Atlantic CC ................... 2-0 Henderson led the team with four points scoring two goals and registering Great Lakes Intercoll. AC ......... 4-4 two assists in the Mavs’ 22-9 loss at #11 Florida Southern last Tuesday (Mar 19)… Her two Northeast-10 Conference ......... 0-1 goals tied for a team high (Ashley Eickoff)… She also had six draw controls and took five South Region .................................2-7* shots in the game… On the season, Henderson leads the team with 25 points and has a Pennsylvania State AC ............ 0-3 team-high 10 assists… She is second on the team with 15 goals and has a .417 shot percentage Independent .............................. 2-4* and .778 shot on goal percentage... She is 4 of 8 on free position goals and leads the team NCAA Division III ............................. 1-0 with 20 draw controls and six caused turnovers.
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