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WESTERN INTERCOLLEGIATE LACROSSE ASSOCIATION Contacts: Chris Day (Association Director) 719-580-4498 • [email protected] Website: www.thewila.com Twitter: @WILA_SID ○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○ Women’s • Week 13 • May 8, 2013 FINAL 2013 WILA WOMEN’S STANDINGS WILA Overall Institution W-L Pct. GF GA W-L Pct. GF GA Streak Last 5 X-[15] Lindenwood10-0 1.000 191 80 15-2 .882 309 123 W1 3-2 Regis 8-2 .800 174 86 10-5 .667 246 155 W2 4-1 Fort Lewis 6-4 .600 128 113 7-7 .500 157 162 W2 3-2 Colorado Mesa 4-6 .400 118 128 4-11 .267 172 209 L1 2-3 Adams State 2-8 .200 82 165 3-10 .231 114 212 L7 0-5 McKendree 0-10 .000 57 178 1-14 .067 106 256 L14 0-5 X-2013 WILA Champions WILA PLAYERS OF THE WEEK RECENT RESULTS Tuesday, April 30th (WEEK #12) Colorado College 15, @ Colorado Mesa 10 Wednesday, May 1st Offensive *-[15] Lindenwood 21, @ McKendree 3 Shelby Polk • Lindenwood #1, Jr., A, 5-8 End of Season Catonsville, Md./Catonsville HS End of Season Polk wrapped her season up with a 3-goal perfor- *- WILA Game mance on five shots, three of which were on goal, in [#] indicates IWLCA Coaches’ Poll Rank Lindenwood’s 21-3 win at McKendree on Wednes- day (May 1)… She also collected a team-high five draw controls in the win and was 1-for-2 on free position shot attempts… Polk finished the season as the team and WILA-leader in goals (58), points (70) and draw controls (91)… The 58 goals are a new single-season WILA record. Defensive Kelly Eastman • McKendree #26, Fr., G, 5-11 O’Fallon, Ill./O’Fallon Township HS Eastman made a school-record 15 saves and tallied two ground balls in the Bearcats’ finale game of the season, a 21-3 loss to No. 15 Lindenwood last Wednesday (May 1)… Her 15 saves were the equal to the fourth highest single-game total in the WILA this season… She played all 60 minutes in the game recording a .417 save percentage… Eastman finished the season with a WILA-leading total of 139 saves, the sec- ond greatest in league history and was tied for the WILA lead in ground balls (40). The Players of the Week are selected by a vote of the WILA Head Coaches and Sports Information Directors. Games played between Apr. 29-May 5 were included. 2013 WILA Women’s Lacrosse News & Notes Week 13 • May 8 QUICK DRAWS... IWLCA Coaches’ Poll Three WILA teams completed their 2013 campaigns last week after the other three had Week #11 (May 7) wrapped up play in the week prior... On Tuesday (Apr. 30), COLORADO MESA dropped Record Votes Prev. a 15-10 non-conference decision to Colorado College, which went 3-1 against the WILA this 1. LIU Post (N.Y.) 17-0 225 (15) 1 2. Limestone (S.C.) 18-1 207 2 year... 2013 WILA Champion then completed a record-breaking season on LINDENWOOD 3. Rollins (Fla.) 15-1 190 3 Wednesday (May 1) with a 21-3 away win at MCKENDREE... Lindenwood finished the 4. Le Moyne (N.Y.) 16-2 186 4 year 15-2 overall and 10-0 in WILA play setting new association records for overall wins, 5. Adelphi (N.Y.) 17-2 165 5 winning percentage and WILA wins... The Lady Lions also maintained their No. 15 ranking in 6. Lock Haven (Pa.) 15-2 147 6 this week’s IWLCA Division II Coaches’ Poll for the fourth straight week... Both of their losses 7. West Chester (Pa.) 15-4 128 7 came to teams (Rollins & Adelphi) selected for the 8-team NCAA Division II Tournament 8. Pfeiffer (N.C.) 14-2 117 8 that begins this weekend... Lindenwood sophomore Shelby Polk was named to the IWLCA 9. Stonehill (Mass.) 13-6 111 9 All-South Region squad, receiving second team honors (see page 6)... Her senior teammate 10. Florida Southern 11-4 90 10 11. Dowling (N.Y.) 12-3 73 11 Justiene Groothuis was selected to play in the 2013 IWLCA/DeBeer Division II North/South 12. Indiana (Pa.) 13-3 62 12 All-Star game on May 26 in Philadelphia... Polk, a 6-time WILA Offensive Player of the 14. New Haven (Conn.) 12-7 41 14 Week pick this season, and Groothuis are the first Lady Lions to earn such honors. 13. Bentley (Mass.) 11-7 33 13 15. Lindenwood 15-2 14 15 Also receiving votes: St. Anselm (N.H.) TEAM NOTES... Next Poll: May 28 Adams State Grizzlies WILA Teams in the Poll... (3-10, 2-8 WILA, 5th Place) Preseason (Feb. 4): RV-Lindenwood www.asugrizzlies.com Week #1 (Feb. 25): RV-Lindenwood Week #2 (Mar. 5): RV-Lindenwood Top Offensive Player: No Games — Season Complete Week #3 (Mar. 12): RV-Lindenwood No Games — Season Complete Top Defensive Player: Week #4 (Mar. 19): RV-Lindenwood Adams State Team Notes: As a team, the Grizzlies scored 114 goals this season, smashing Week #5 (Mar. 26): None their former team record of 73 from 2012... The Grizzlies also won three games in 2013 after Week #6 (Apr. 2): None winning just once in their first two seasons combined... They also swept the season series from Week #7 (Apr. 9): RV-Lindenwood McKendree to claim their first two WILA wins in program history... Lexy Hamilton broke the Week #8 (Apr. 16): T15-Lindenwood WILA record for free position shot goals per game (1.25) and broke her own school-record Week #9 (Apr. 23): 15-Lindenwood for goals in a season with 29 and points in a season (32)... Despite missing four games, Week #10 (Apr. 30): 15- Lindenwood 15- Lindenwood sophomore goalie Danica Kristiansen finished tied for the WILA lead with 40 ground balls... Week #11 (May 7): She also led the league with her 4.44 per game average. Colorado Mesa Mavericks (4-11, 4-6 WILA, 4th Place) www.cmumavericks.com Top Offensive Player: Paige Amme (#9, Fr., A, 5-3, Littleton, Colo./Columbine HS) Amme scored three goals and assisted on another (4 total points) while taking five shots, four of which were on goal on Tuesday (Apr. 30) against Colorado College (L, 10-15)… She was 1-for-2 on free position shot attempts. Top Defensive Player: Lauren Elliott (#17, So., D, 5-7, Centennial, Colo./Arapahoe HS) Elliott tallied four ground balls and a caused turnover to help lead the Maverick defense against Colorado College (L, 10-15) on Tuesday (Apr. 30). Team Notes: The Mavericks finished their season last Tuesday (Apr. 30), falling 15-10 to Colorado College... Allie Henderson scored three goals in the game finishing the season with a team-leading 36, the fourth most in the WILA and the most of any player not from Lindenwood... She also finished fifth in the WILA and tops amongst non-Lindenwood players with 53 total points... CMU had five players with double digit goals this season... Joining Henderson in that group were Ashley Eickoff (33), Lexie Chavez (22), Kelsey Krebs (19) and Paige Amme (12)… Eickoff, Krebs and Amme are all freshman... The Mavs averaged 11.39 goals per game and had a .811 shot on goal percentage this season... Goalkeepers Lauren Wells and Kady Herzog have a combined GAA of 13.84... Lauren Wells led the team with 92 saves… CMU went 2-5 at home and in away games and was 0-1 in neutral site games. 2013 WILA Women’s Lacrosse News & Notes (Cont.) Week 13 • May 8 TEAM NOTES (CONT.)... Previous Fort Lewis Skyhawks (7-7, 6-4 WILA, 3rd Place) WILA Players of the Week www.goskyhawks.com Week #1/2 (Feb. 27) Offensive: Erin Todd, Regis Top Offensive Player: No Games — Season Complete Defensive: Giana Lombardi, Regis Top Defensive Player: No Games — Season Complete Week #3 (Mar. 6) Fort Lewis Team Notes: The Skyhawks finished with seven wins in each Offensive: Shelby Polk, Lindenwood of the last three seasons under the direction of Coach Kelsey MacDonald... The program had Defensive: Katlyne Duffey, Fort Lewis just one total win in the first two years, under a different coach... The Skyhawks also Week #4 (Mar. 13) recorded a school-record six WILA wins this year finishing third in the league standings for the Offensive: Lexy Hamilton, Adams State second consecutive year... As a team, the Skyhawks rank ninth nationally in caused turn- Defensive: Qiana Barfield, Adams State overs per game (10.00) and are led by Katlyne Duffey, who averaged 1.71 per game to Week #5 (Mar. 20) rank 17th nationally and second in the WILA... Freshman goalie Alyssa Spencer led the WILA Offensive: Shelby Polk, Lindenwood with her 9.79 save per game average and ranks 12th in that category... She also led the Defensive: Christine Hehmeyer, Lindenwood league in save percentage (.458) and ranks 15th nationally in that category while standing Week #6 (Mar. 27) Erin Todd, Regis 23rd nationally with her 137 total saves, tied for third most in WILA history. Offensive: Defensive: Giana Lombardi, Regis Week #7 (Apr. 3) Lindenwood Lions (15-2, 10-0 WILA, Champions) Offensive: Shelby Polk, Lindenwood www.lindenwoodlions.com Defensive: Jamie Miller, Lindenwood Week #8 (Apr. 10) Top Offensive Player: Shelby Polk — WILA Offensive Player of the Offensive: Justiene Groothuis, Lindenwood Week Defensive: Alyssa Spencer, Fort Lewis Ana Gullett (#34, Sr., D, 5-4, O’Fallon, Ill./O’Fallon Township HS) Top Defensive Player: Week #9 (Apr. 17) Gullett scored two goals on three shots, all of which were on goal, in the finale game of her Offensive: Shelby Polk, Lindenwood Lindenwood career, a 22-3 win over McKendree on Wednesday (May 1)… She also picked Defensive: Amanda Hisel, Adams State up a ground ball in the win… She then played the game’s final 7:29 in net for the Lady Lions Week #10 (Apr.
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