2018 WOMEN’S LACROSSE

#NECWLAX CONTACT:KYLE TURNER• [email protected] • 200 COTTONTAIL LN. • SOMERSET, NJ 08873 • PH: (732) 469-0440, Ext. 210 • FAX: (732) 469-0744 2018 NEC WOMEN’S LACROSSE STANDINGS WEEK 9 RELEASE • APRIL 16, 2018 LAST WEEK’S RESULTS SCHOOL NEC PCT. OVERALL PCT. STREAK HOME AWAY NEU. 1. Bryant 3-0 1.000 8-4 0.667 W4 3-2 5-2 0-0 Fri., Apr. 13...... Robert Morris 18 at SFU 12 Wagner 3-0 1.000 8-4 0.667 W4 5-2 3-2 0-0 SHU 6 at Bryant 18 3. Robert Morris 2-1 0.667 6-7 0.462 W2 3-3 3-4 0-0 CCSU 12 at LIU Brooklyn 8 Sacred Heart 2-1 0.667 2-10 0.167 W1 1-4 1-6 0-0 5. Mount St. Mary’s 1-2 0.333 6-6 0.500 L2 5-2 1-4 0-0 Sat., Mar. 14...... Mount 11 at Wagner 12 Central Connecticut 1-2 0.333 2-10 0.167 L1 1-5 1-5 0-0 7. Saint Francis U 0-3 0.000 4-9 0.308 L6 1-4 3-5 0-0 Sun., Mar. 15...... Bryant 13 at LIU Brooklyn 9 LIU Brooklyn 0-3 0.000 3-9 0.250 L5 1-5 2-4 0-0 SHU 17 at CCSU 4

THIS WEEK’S SCHEDULE NEC CO-PLAYER OF THE WEEK Jess DeMeo, Bryant Fri., Apr. 20...... Mount St. Mary’s at SHU, 3 pm Jr., A, Mount Sinai, NY/Mount Sinai Saint Francis U at CCSU, 3 pm DeMeo recorded her third and fourth games of the season with five or more goals after scoring five Wagner at LIU Brooklyn, 4 pm apiece in Bryant’s wins over Sacred Heart and LIU Brooklyn this past weekend. The junior from Mount Sinai, NY scored the first three of a 5-0 run to spark Bryant’s offense in the first half of a 13-9 win over LIU on Sunday. Two days earlier against SHU, the four-time NEC Player of the Week netted three of her five in the second half of an 18-6 victory over the Pioneers. After this weekend, DeMeo ranks ninth nationally with 3.75 goals per game. Sat., Mar. 22...... Mount at Wagner, 1 pm NEC CO-PLAYER OF THE WEEK Heidi Colford, Wagner Sr., A, Eden Praire, MN/Eden Praire

Colford scored eight points on a career-high six goals to go along with two assists in Wagner’s 12-11 comeback win over Mount St. Mary’s on Saturday. The Eden Praire, MN native scored three of her six goals in the first 11 minutes of the game and then went on a three goal run by herself to pull the Se- ahawks to within a goal of the Mountaineers with under ten minutes remaining. Colford then assisted on the go-ahead goal to put Wagner up 11-10 with 6:05 left in the game. The senior ranks second on the Seahawks in goals (24) and ranks third on the team in points (30). NEC DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK Samantha Santeramo, Bryant Sr., GK, Wantagh, NY/General Douglas MacArthur Santeramo stopped 19 of 33 shots in two wins for Bryant over the weekend. The senior recorded seven saves in an 18-6 victory over SHU on Friday and then stopped 12 shots in a 13-9 win over LIU Brooklyn two days later. Santeramo, a three-time NEC Defensive Player of the Week, now has six double-digit save games on the year and currently boasts a 7.24 GAA in conference play.

NEC ROOKIE OF THE WEEK Emileigh Scott, Saint Francis U Fr., M, Elliott City, MD/Howard Scott scored a career-high five goals in a Saint Francis U’s setback to Robert Morris on Friday. The #NECWLAX freshman also added an assist for a total of six points and won 10 draw controls for the Red Flash. Scott ranks second on the Red Flash in goals (23) and points (26). WWW.NORTHEASTCONFERENCE.ORG • WWW.NECFRONTROW.COM • Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat & YouTube: @NECSports NEC WOMEN’S LACROSSE REPORT/APRIL 16, 2018 NEC VS... NEC PRIME PERFORMERS NEC PLAYER OF THE WEEK America East...... 6-8 • Bryant senior goalkeeper Samantha February 19...... Carly Miller, MSM ACC...... 1-0 Santeramo (Wantagh, NY/General Doug- February 26...... Jess DeMeo, BRY Atlantic Sun...... 2-2 las MacArthur) stopped 19 of 33 shots March 5...... Jessica Mazzur, SFU Atlantic-10...... 2-7 in two wins for the Bulldogs and has six March 12...... Jess DeMeo, BRY Big East...... 0-0 double-digit save games on the year. Big South...... 4-6 March 19...... Jess DeMeo, BRY • SHU senior attacker Averi Farhat (Hollis, Big Ten...... 0-2 March 26...... Caitlin Breglia, BRY NH/Bishop Guertin) tallied a game-high Colonial...... 0-3 Dana Davis, RMU eight points on four goals and four assists Ivy...... 1-3 April 2...... Lauren Ednie, WC Metro Atlantic...... 4-8 in the Pioneers’ 17-4 win over CCSU on April 9...... Catlin Brown, BRY Mountain Pacific...... 1-2 Sunday. Farhat ranks third on the team in PAC-12...... 0-1 points (23). April 16...... Jess DeMeo, BRY Patriot...... 3-3 • Saint Francis U freshman Emileigh Scott Heidi Colford, WC Southern...... 1-2 (Elliott City, MD/Howard) led the Red April 23...... Total...... 26-47 Flash in scoring with a career-high five April 30...... goals against Robert Morris. Scott also re- NEC IN THE NCAA TOP-20 RANKINGS corded an assist and 10 draw controls in (through games of April 16) the game. NEC DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK Caused Turnovers P/G RMU 11th 11.31 • Wagner senior attacker and NEC Co-Player February 19...... Madison Burke, RMU WC 14th 11.08 February 26...... Samantha Santeramo, BRY SFU 19th 10.62 of the Week Heidi Colford (Eden Praire, Free Position Pct. BRY 4th .529 MN/Eden Praire) scored a career-high March 5...... Lucy Darlington, WC Ground Balls P/G SFU 3rd 24.15 March 12...... Peyton LeConte, SFU RMU 5th 23.85 eight points on six goals and two assists WC 6th 23.75 in Wagner’s 12-11 comeback win against March 19...... Samantha Santeramo, BRY Points Per Game BRY 18th 21.00 Saves Percentage MSM 2nd .559 Mount St. Mary’s. The senior is second on March 26...... Katelyn Miller, RMU BRY 9th .516 the Seahawks in goals (24) and ranks third April 2...... Jillian Petito, MSM Scoring Defense BRY 7th 8.67 MSM 11th 9.00 on the team in points (30). April 9...... Kelly Colegrove, RMU RMU 20th 9.54 • Robert Morris sophomore attacker Mela- April 16...... Samantha Santeramo, BRY Scoring Margin BRY 6th 7.00 nie Gandy (Baltimore, MD/Dulaney) had Scoring Offense BRY 13th 15.67 April 23...... Shot Percentage BRY 8th .482 a four-point effort in Robert Morris’ 18-12 April 30...... Assists P/G win over Saint Francis U on Friday. The Dale Cosgrave LIU 11th 2.42 sophomore scored a hat trick and added an Caused Turnovers P/G assist to go along with three ground balls. NEC ROOKIE OF THE WEEK Peyton LeConte SFU 10th 2.45 Gandy leads RMU in points (25) this sea- February 19...... Beanie Colson, MSM Kelly Colegrove RMU 12th 2.31 son. February 26...... Kelley Flynn, RMU Draw Controls P/G Emileigh Scott SFU 7th 7.15 March 5...... Ally Alliegro, WC March 12...... Ally Alliegro, WC Free Position Goals P/G Jess DeMeo BRY 6th 1.42 2018 NEC WOMEN’S LACROSSE TOURNAMENT March 19...... Amanda Masullo, LIU (Hosted by top seed) March 26...... Ally Alliegro, WC Free Position Pct. Caitlin Breglia BRY 14th .667 April 2...... Erin Kerstetter, WC Goals Per Game Semifinals April 9...... Madison Griffin, RMU Jess DeMeo BRY 9th 3.75 May 3 April 16...... Emileigh Scott, SFU Goals Against Average April 23...... Jillian Petito MSM 7th 8.83 #1 vs. #4 Lucy Darlington WC 17th 9.30 April 30...... Samantha Santeramo BRY 18th 9.49 #2 vs. #3 Katelyn Miller RMU 19th 9.56 2018 NEC PRESEASON POLL Ground Balls P/G Championship Jillian Petito MSM 5th 3.83 May 5 1. Bryant (7) Peyton LeConte SFU 6th 3.64 2. Wagner Points P/G 3. Robert Morris Caitlin Breglia BRY 19th 4.67 4. Mount St. Mary’s Save Percentage 5. Sacred Heart Jillian Petito MSM 3rd .559 Lucy Darlington WC 13th .506 6. Central Connecticut Samantha Santeramo BRY 16th .502 7. Saint Francis U Saves P/G 8. LIU Brooklyn Jillian Petito MSM 7th 11.42 (First-place votes in parentheses) WWW.NORTHEASTCONFERENCE.ORG • WWW.NECFRONTROW.COM • Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat & YouTube: @NECSports 2018 NEC WOMEN’S LACROSSE SCHEDULE/RESULTS UPDATED THROUGH APRIL 16, 2018 BRYANT (8-4, 3-0 NEC) CENTRAL CONNECTICUT (2-9, 1-2 NEC) LIU BROOKLYN (3-8, 0-3 NEC) F 24 Albany...... W, 16-6 F 17 at Saint Joseph’s...... L, 8-21 F 13 Rutgers...... L, 4-15 M 03 at Hartford...... W, 17-2 F 21 at Army...... L, 4-21 F 17 at UMBC...... L, 3-16 M 07 Brown...... L, 14-15 F 24 at New Hampshire...... L, 4 -13 M 03 Radford...... L,13-15 M 10 at Harvard...... L, 18-19 M 06 Hartford...... W, 19-4 M 06 at Siena...... L,11-15 M 15 at Canisius...... L, 6-7 M 09 Siena...... L, 8-10 M 10 Hartford...... W, 19-2 M 17 at Niagara...... W, 18-8 M 12 at Stetson...... L, 11-15 M 13 at Presbyterian...... W, 14-6 M 21 UMass Lowell...... W, 15-6 M 14 at Jacksonville...... L, 5-19 M 15 at Wofford...... W, 18-5 M 25 Delaware...... L, 11-18 M 23 Hofstra...... L, 3-15 M 18 at VCU...... L, 8-24 M 31 at Siena...... W, 20-5 M 28 UMass Lowell...... L, 6-11 M 23 LaSalle...... L, 12-16 A 06 at CENTRAL CONNECTICUT...... W, 22-3 A 06 BRYANT...... L, 3-22 A 06 at SACRED HEART...... L, 10-16 A 13 SACRED HEART...... W, 18-6 A 13 at LIU BROOKLYN...... W, 12-8 A 13 CENTRAL CONNECTICUT...... L, 8-12 A 15 at LIU BROOKLYN...... W, 13-9 A 15 SACRED HEART...... L, 4-17 A 15 BRYANT...... L, 9-13 A 20 ROBERT MORRIS...... 7:00 pm A 20 SAINT FRANCIS U...... 3:00 pm A 20 WAGNER...... 4:00 pm A 22 SAINT FRANCIS U...... 1:00 pm A 22 ROBERT MORRIS...... 1:00 pm A 22 MOUNT ST. MARY’S...... TBA A 27 at WAGNER...... 3:00 pm A 27 at MOUNT ST. MARY’S...... 4:00 pm A 27 at SAINT FRANCIS U...... 12:00 pm A 29 at MOUNT ST. MARY’S...... 1:00 pm A 29 at WAGNER...... TBA A 29 at ROBERT MORRIS...... 12:00 pm

MOUNT ST. MARY’S (6-6, 1-2 NEC) ROBERT MORRIS (6-7, 2-1 NEC) SACRED HEART (2-10, 2-1 NEC) F 16 Manhattan...... W, 12-8 F 10 Bucknell...... L, 4-5 (2OT) F 10 at New Hampshire...... L, 2-14 F 21 UMBC...... L, 8-9 F 17 at Duquesne...... W, 10-9 F 21 at Iona...... L, 8-13 F 24 Army...... W, 14-10 F 23 at Radford...... W, 15-11 F 28 Fairfield...... L, 7-18 F 28 at Presbyterian...... W, 16-0 F 25 at Liberty...... L, 9-14 M 03 at Quinnipiac...... L, 8-11 M 03 at Longwood...... L,10-11 M 03 George Washington...... L, 7-9 M 08 at Winthrop...... L, 4-15 M 09 Lehigh...... L, 8-9 (3OT) M 05 at California...... L, 7-12 M 10 Fresno State...... L, 7-14 M 12 Fresno State...... W, 11-10 M 08 at California Davis...... L, 8-11 M 17 at UMass Lowell...... L, 9-18 M 17 at George Washington...... L, 7-10 M 18 St. Bonaventure...... W, 11-6 M 21 Vermont...... L, 6-11 M 24 at Radford...... Cancelled M 24 Louisville...... W, 13-12 M 31 Brown...... L, 4-15 M 30 San Diego State...... W, 13-12 M 28 at Ohio State...... L, 3-7 A 06 LIU BROOKLYN...... W, 16-10 A 06 SAINT FRANCIS U...... W, 10-3 A 06 WAGNER...... L, 9-12 A 13 at BRYANT...... L, 6-18 A 08 at ROBERT MORRIS...... L, 4-14 A 08 MOUNT ST. MARY’S...... W, 14-4 A 15 at CENTRAL CONNECTICUT...... W, 17-4 A 14 at WAGNER...... L, 11-12 A 13 at SAINT FRANCIS U...... W, 18-12 A 20 MOUNT ST. MARY’S...... 3:00 pm A 20 at SACRED HEART...... 3:00 pm A 20 at BRYANT...... 7:00 pm A 22 WAGNER...... 1:00 pm A 22 at LIU BROOKLYN...... TBA A 22 at CENTRAL CONNECTICUT...... 1:00 pm A 27 at ROBERT MORRIS...... 3:00 pm A 27 CENTRAL CONNECTICUT...... 4:00 pm A 27 SACRED HEART...... 3:00 pm A 29 at SAINT FRANCIS U...... 12:00 pm A 29 BRYANT...... 1:00 pm A 29 LIU BROOKLYN...... 12:00 pm

SAINT FRANCIS U (4-9, 0-3 NEC) WAGNER (8-4, 3-0 NEC) F 17 Radford...... L, 8-13 F 14 at Iona...... L, 10-11 F 24 at Quinnipiac...... L, 8-15 F 20 Hofstra...... L, 10-15 F 26 at Hartford...... W, 20-7 F 24 Bucknell...... W, 15-2 M 01 Duquesne...... L, 15-18 M 03 Lehigh...... W, 15-11 M 04 at Kennesaw...... W, 13-12 (OT) M 07 Stetson...... W, 10-9 (OT) M 06 at Gardner-Webb...... W, 12-9 M 11 at UMass Lowell...... L, 9-11 M 10 East Carolina...... W, 12-7 M 18 at Manhattan...... W, 11-6 M 15 at Detroit Mercy...... L, 7-17 M 24 Saint Joseph’s...... L, 10-11 (OT) M 18 at Central Michigan...... L, 12-17 M 28 Columbia...... W, 14-10 M 25 at Longwood...... L, 10-12 A 06 at ROBERT MORRIS...... W, 12-9 A 06 at MOUNT ST. MARY’S...... L, 3-10 A 08 at SAINT FRANCIS U...... W, 17-9 A 08 WAGNER...... L, 9-17 A 14 MOUNT ST. MARY’S...... W, 12-11 A 13 ROBERT MORRIS...... L, 12-18 A 20 at LIU BROOKLYN...... 4:00 pm A 20 at CENTRAL CONNECTICUT...... 3:00 pm A 22 at SACRED HEART...... 1:00 pm A 22 at BRYANT...... 1:00 pm A 27 BRYANT...... 3:00 pm A 27 LIU BROOKLYN...... 12:00 pm A 29 CENTRAL CONNECTICUT...... TBA A 29 SACRED HEART...... 12:00 pm

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