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QQuickuick FFactsacts • muhlenberg college Location ...... Allentown, PA 18104 Founded ...... 1848 Enrollment ...... 2,150 Web Site ...... www.muhlenberg.edu Affi liation ...... NCAA Division III Conference ...... Centennial Conference Nickname ...... Mules Colors ...... Cardinal Red & Grey Home Stadium ...... Scotty Wood Stadium Home Field ...... Frank Marino Field Surface ...... AstroTurf GameDay Grass 3D CONTENTS SCHEDULE Capacity ...... 3,000 Year Built ...... 1998 (resurfaced 2008) • the mules • march • management Lacrosse Facilities ...... 2 Wed 3 at Kean 4:00 President ...... Peyton Randolph Helm Coaching Staff ...... 3 Mon 8 ^ vs. Potsdam State TBA Dean of Students ...... Karen Green Returning Players ...... 4-7 WED 17 NEW ENGLAND 4:00 Athletic Director ...... Sam Beidleman Newcomers ...... 6-7 SAT 20 * GETTYSBURG 1:00 Associate Director ...... Corey Goff 2009 Review ...... 8 Wed 24 at Moravian 4:00 Assistant Director ...... Jenny Warmack-Chipman Sat 27 * at Haverford 12:00 Athletics Phone ...... (484) 664-3380 Schedule ...... back cover WED 31 DREW 4:00 Athletics Fax ...... (484) 664-3035 • muhlenberg • april Head Athletic Trainer ....Steve Nemes Muhlenberg Athletics ...... 9 FRI 2 * BRYN MAWR 4:00 Asst. Athletic Trainers ....Lindsay Weiss Muhlenberg College ...... 10 Wed 7 * at Dickinson 4:00 Brian Perez Management/Support Staff ...... 11 SAT 10 * McDANIEL 12:00 • lacrosse • history Wed 14 * at Franklin & Marshall 4:30 Sat 17 * at Swarthmore 1:00 Head Coach ...... Kristen Stuckel All-Time Records ...... 20-21 WED 21 * URSINUS 4:00 Alma Mater ...... Gettysburg ‘95 Honor Roll ...... 21 Record at Muhlenberg ..68-67 (9 seasons) Sat 24 * at Washington (Md.) 1:00 Overall Record ...... same Credits: Th e 2010 lacrosse yearbook * Centennial Conference game Offi ce Phone ...... (484) 664-3384 ^ at Orlando, Fla. E-mail ...... [email protected] was produced by the Muhlenberg Assistant Coach ...... Cindy Wilson College Sports Information Of- Offi ce Phone ...... (484) 664-3866 fi ce. Editor, Scott Drattell; Assistant E-mail ...... [email protected] Editor, Mike Falk; Photography, 2009 Record ...... 10-4 (6-3 Centennial) Amico Studio, Bill Johnson, Jim 2009 Postseason ...... CC semifi nals O’Connor (NJSportPics.com), Nixon Letters Returning/Lost ...9/7 Hare and 7designpro.com; Printing, Starters Returning/Lost ..7/5 Muhlenberg College Copy Center All-Time Record ...... 129-218 (.372) (484-664-3229). First Season ...... 1984 • sports information Director ...... Mike Falk Follow The Mules Offi ce Phone ...... (484) 664-3232 Th ere are several great ways to follow the Home Phone ...... (610) 432-8953 Mule lacrosse team in 2010. Fax ...... (484) 664-3477 E-mail ...... [email protected] • on the web Assistant Director ...... Scott Drattell www.muhlenberg.edu/sports Offi ce Phone ...... (484) 664-3168 • on Facebook E-mail ...... [email protected] Muhlenberg College Athletics group page Press Box Phone ...... (484) 664-3188 Muhlenberg College Athletics fan page • on Twitter www.twitter.com/muhl_sports www.twitter.com/muhl_wlax • on YouTube www.youtube.com/user/muhlsid LLacrosseacrosseFFacilitiesacilities

Scotty Wood Stadium/ Life Sports Frank Marino Field Center

Constructed 1998 Renovated 2003-04 Muhlenberg College constructed a state-of-the-art on-campus game and A three-level, 40,000-square-foot addition to the Life Sports Center opened practice facility during the summer of 1998. Th e multipurpose stadium in- in August 2004, further improving Muhlenberg College’s athletic facilities. cludes an artifi cial turf playing fi eld with e-layer pad, an eight-lane all-weather Th e addition, built directly west of the John Dietrich Field House, includes a track, bleacher seating for 3,000 and lighting. Th e facility was the fi rst of its large weight facility, an expanded cardio-fi tness area, a snack bar, new facilities kind in the Lehigh Valley. for health service and counseling, training rooms, locker rooms and coaches’ Scotty Wood Stadium, also home to the Mule fi eld hockey, football and offi ces. Th e structure overlooks Scotty Wood Stadium and Varsity Field and is track teams, received a facelift in the summer of 2008 when the original Astro- joined to the Life Sports Center by a large indoor corridor on the main level. A Turf 12® surface was replaced with AstroTurf GameDay Grass™ 3D. new main entrance faces the campus. AstroTurf GameDay Grass™ is an infi ll turf system tufted into a super-stable, Th e project also entailed renovations in the Field House, including installa- multi-ply primary backing system that is covered with a heavy urethane, envi- tion of a new fl oor and track, new netting, new lighting and painting. ronmentally friendly BioCel™ coating for uniformity, consistency and precise performance across the entire fi eld. AstroTurf GameDay Grass™ 3D is a natural-looking synthetic surface that’s more durable than 100% polyethylene systems. Tweed tufting of AstroTurf GameDay Grass™ 3D more accurately mimics the true coloration of natural grass. A double nylon Root Zone acts as a traction layer, providing fi ber sup- port and reducing the compaction associated with other infi ll products. Scotty Wood Stadium has been very friendly to the Muhlenberg women’s la- crosse team, which is 21-8 at home the last four years. Th e Mules set a a school record with six home wins in 2009. Th e facility is named for two prominent fi gures in the school’s athletic history. Th e stadium honors the late Milton W. “Scotty” Wood for his many years of support and service to the College and its scholar athletes. He began Wood Dining Services, now prominent in the food service industry, in 1947 by feed- ing Muhlenberg basketball players. Th e Mules’ annual tipoff basketball tourna- ment is also named in his honor. Th e fi eld honors Frank Marino, one of the most beloved coaches in school history. He led the football team to a 54-40-6 record from 1970 to 1980 and was 1976 Middle Atlantic Conference coach of the year. Marino served the athletic department in numerous other capacities – including head women’s lacrosse coach in 1986 – dur- ing his 34-year association with the College, earning the respect, loyalty and admiration of hundreds of young men and women.

2 • Muhlenberg College Lacrosse 2010 CCoachingoachingSStafftaff KKristenristen SStuckeltuckel mule lacrosse 2001-2009 in both sports at her alma mater. Gettysburg won Year ...... W-L ..... Centennial W-L or shared the Centennial Conference fi eld hockey Head Coach championships all three seasons and captured its Gettysburg ’95 • Ninth Season 2001...... 3-11 ...... 2-7 2002...... 4-11 ...... 2-7 fi rst CC lacrosse title in 2000. During the 1999- Kristen Stuckel was hired 2000 school year, the Bullets were ranked in the as Muhlenberg’s head coach 2003...... 8-7 ...... 4-5 Broke school record for wins in a season top 10 in Division III in both sports. of lacrosse in the summer of First winning record since 1987 Stuckel lettered seven times as an undergraduate 2000 and has led the Mules to School record for goals in a season fi eld hockey and lacrosse player. She was a fi rst- improvement year after year, Tied school record for goals in a game team all-conference midfi elder in fi eld hockey and leading the program to its fi rst All-time assists leader a second-team All-Central Region defensive player Centennial Conference playoff 2004...... 5-9 ...... 2-7 in lacrosse. berths in 2008 and 2009. Her overall record in 2005 ...... 8-7 ...... 3-6 nine seasons is 68-67, including a 61-45 mark the First shutout in program history last seven. Second-team all-region player CCindyindy WWilsonilson Two fi rst-team All-CC players Muhlenberg won a school-record eight games Assistant Coach in both 2003 and 2005, then topped that with 2006 ...... 10-6 ...... 3-6 Susquehanna ’09 • First Season 10 wins in 2006. Th e 2008 squad won 11 games, School record for wins and assists in a season Undefeated in non-conference play Cindy Wilson joins the including fi ve in the ultra-competitive CC. Lehigh Valley player of the year Muhlenberg staff for the 2009- Th e Mules had their best season yet in 2009, go- First-team all-region player 10 season following a successful ing 10-4 and fi nishing third – behind two national All-time scoring leader four-year career at Susque- semifi nalists – in the CC. 2007 ...... 9-7 ...... 2-7 hanna University. She served During Stuckel’s tenure, the Mules have record- Best start (5-0) in school history as captain for her fi nal two ed the fi rst shutout in team history and set school School record for longest winning streak seasons and was selected to the records for goals and assists in a season and assists Undefeated in non-conference play All-Landmark Conference second team in 2008. in a game. Th e program’s all-time leaders in almost 2008 ...... 11-5 ...... 5-4 Wilson also was named to the IWLCA Division First playoff appearance in school history every statistical category have played for Stuckel. III Academic Honor Roll. She has been a certifi ed Stuckel also coached fi eld hockey at Muhlenberg Ranked in top 30 in Division III School record for wins and goals in a season US Lacrosse offi cial since 2007 and helped coach from 2000 to 2003, leading the Mules to a 43-30 15th in Division III in goals per game the Midd-West High School girls’ lacrosse team in record and a No. 7 national ranking in 2003. Undefeated in non-conference play Middleburg, Pa., in the fall of 2008. A 1995 graduate of Gettysburg College, 2009 ...... 10-4 ...... 6-3 Stuckel spent three years as a graduate assistant Second-straight playoff appearance School record for fewest losses in a season Best Centennial Conference record and fi nish Received votes in IWLCA national poll Two second-team all-region selections 41st in Division III in goals per game Undefeated in non-conference play

2010 No Name Cl Pos Ht Hometown/High School 1 Alexandra Gabriele Fr M 5-1 Cold Spring Harbor, N.Y./Cold Spring Harbor mule 2 Amanda McGovern ***+ Sr M 5-4 Glen Ridge, N.J./Glen Ridge women’s 3 Mary Ann Collins So M 5-3 Nashua, N.H./Nashua South 4 Angela Napoletano * So M 5-2 Scarsdale, N.Y./Edgemont lacrosse 5 Lauren DeCarle ** Jr M 5-9 Monroe, Conn./Hamden Hall Country Day roster 6 Alexandra Franck Fr D 5-8 Shoreham, N.Y./Shoreham-Wading River 7 Ashley Foltiny ***+ Sr D 5-4 Kendall Park, N.J./South Brunswick 8 Alyssa Bascelli ***+ Sr M 5-7 Wayne, N.J./Wayne Hills 9 Christine Van Hise * Jr A 4-11 Mendham, N.J./West Morris Mendham 10 Becky Ritter So M 5-2 Linwood, N.J./Mainland Regional 11 Molly Davin Fr A 5-3 Pearl River, N.Y./Pearl River 12 Jill Freda Fr D 5-2 Chester, N.J./West Morris Mendham 14 Danielle Rosen ** Jr A 5-7 Kinnelon, N.J./Kinnelon 15 Kelsey Elmer So M 5-7 Reinholds, Pa./Conrad Weiser 16 Tory Mansolillo Fr M 5-6 West Hartford, Conn./Northwest Catholic 18 Jessica Shegoski So D 5-7 Belle Mead, N.J./Montgomery 19 Mallori Seliger Fr A 5-6 New City, N.Y./Clarkstown North 20 Lauren Ellison Fr M 5-6 Reisterstown, Md./Franklin 21 Maggie Hare So D 5-4 Montgomery, N.J./Montgomery 22 Danielle Scarrone ***+ Sr M 5-6 Monmouth Beach, N.J./Shore Regional 24 Allisyn Vachon ** Jr G 5-6 Montville, N.J./Montville 25 Sarah Hetrick So A 5-6 Bridgewater, N.J./Rutgers Prep 26 Alex Bellini Fr A 5-9 Port Washington, N.Y./Paul D. Schreiber 27 Lisa Peterson So D 5-6 Brookfi eld, Conn./Brookfi eld 28 Maggie Sullivan Jr D 5-4 Jenkintown, Pa./Jenkintown

* letters won + captains www.Muhlenberg.edu/sports • 3 SSenioreniorCCaptainsaptains 8 Alyssa Bascelli 2 Amanda McGovern Senior • M • 5-7 • 3VL Senior • M • 5-4 • 3VL Wayne, N.J./Wayne Hills Glen Ridge, N.J./Glen Ridge At Muhlenberg: Great team At Muhlenberg: Has quick player ... Smart midfi elder who fi rst step ... Aggressive to is solid on attack and defense ... the goal ... Solid defender ... Very consistent ... Has started Good in transition ... Tenth in every game the last three years Mule history in career points ... 2009: Tallied 17 points (141) and eighth in career and eight assists ... Sixth on goals (104) and assists (37) ... Mules in ground balls (19) and fourth in draw 2009: Named to All-Metro region second team ... controls (14) ... Scored four goals and recorded Second-team All-Centennial Conference selec- three ground balls, two draw controls and two tion ... Led Mules with 46 goals and 61 points, caused turnovers in 20-5 defeat of Kean ... Also the fi fth most in a season in Muhlenberg history had multi-goal games against Drew, McDaniel and ... Second in CC in goals per game and third in Washington ... Tied career-high of fi ve points on points per game ... Notched a hat trick in 10 of 14 three separate occasions ... 2008: Doubled point games ... Netted four game-winning goals, tops on total from freshman season ... Had 30 goals and the team ... Led Mule midfi elders with 30 ground 10 assists ... Led team with 20 caused turnovers ... balls ... Second on the team with 38 draw controls Fourth with 10 assists and fi fth with 29 ground and fi fth with 10 caused turnovers ... Named balls ... Five hat tricks ... Named Centennial CC player of the week after scoring career-high Conference player of the week for scoring career- eight points (six goals, two assists) in 18-3 win high four goals on fi ve shots in program’s fi rst over Bryn Mawr and tallying fi ve goals, including victory over Ursinus (13-8) ... Scored career-high game-winner in second overtime, against Drew fi ve points against both King’s and Drew ... Also had four ground balls and two caused turnovers in Drew game ... Recorded two goals, three ground balls, two draw controls and three caused turn- overs in McDaniel regular-season game ... 2007: Recorded 20 points on 14 goals and six assists as a freshman ... Second on team with 25 draw controls and tied for sixth with 27 ground balls 7 Ashley Foltiny Senior • D • 5-4 • 3VL ... Notched fi rst hat trick with three goals against Kendall Park, N.J./South Brunswick Methodist ... Scored team-high four points in win against Bridgewater ... Personal: Was a fi rst-team At Muhlenberg: Vocal leader all-county selection in both lacrosse and soccer at of defense ... Most experienced Wayne Hills High School ... One of the top 30 defender on team ... Outstand- scorers in New Jersey during the 2006 lacrosse ing vision ... Very aggressive ... season ... Parents are Jeff rey and Diane Bascelli ... 2009: Started all 14 games ... Born April 18, 1988 ... A biology major and public Led team with 39 ground balls health minor. ... Added 13 caused turnovers and six draw controls ... Led Mules in ground Year G A Pt Sh Pct. FP GB CT DC balls against Gettysburg, Kean and Bryn Mawr ... 2007 14 6 20 27 .519 1-3 27 7 25 Caused team-high four turnovers in 13-7 win over 2008 30 10 40 57 .526 5-8 29 20 22 2009 17 8 25 33 .515 1-3 19 7 14 Swarthmore ... 2008: Started 15 games ... Second Totals 61 24 85 117 .521 7-14 75 34 61 on the Mules with 36 ground balls ... Scooped up season-high four ground balls in 15-13 win over Washington ... Also recorded four ground balls vs. nationally ranked Dickinson ... 2007: Played in 10 games, starting seven, in an injury-shortened sea- son ... Totaled 15 ground balls, six draw controls and six caused turnovers ... Finished season on ... Led Mules in draw controls on four separate high note, scooping up six ground balls and caus- occasions, including against No. 4 Gettysburg ... ing three turnovers in 18-6 win against Neumann 2008: Named to All-CC second team ... Started ... Personal: A two-time all-area pick in lacrosse all 16 games for Muhlenberg ... Second on Mules at South Brunswick High School ... Named to with 37 goals and 17 assists ... Ranked in the top Greater Middlesex County fi rst team ... Captained 15 in the CC in goals, assists and points per game lacrosse and soccer squads ... Parents are Andrew ... Second on the team with 33 draw controls and and Th eresa Foltiny ... Born Dec. 28, 1987 ... A fourth with 30 ground balls ... Recorded eight hat media and communication major. tricks, including four straight to end the season ... Netted seven points (fi ve goals, two assists) and Year GP GS GB CT DC 2007 10 7 15 6 6 scooped up three ground balls in Muhlenberg’s 2008 16 15 36 9 10 16-12 win over York ... Had fi ve points, fi ve draw 2009 14 14 39 13 6 controls and four ground balls in win against Totals 40 36 90 28 22 Gwynedd-Mercy ... High of six ground balls 4 • Muhlenberg College Lacrosse 2010 SSenioreniorCCaptainsaptains came vs. Moravian ... 2007: Started 10 games as a freshman and was fi fth on team with 26 points ... 2222 Danielle Scarrone Senior • M • 5-6 • 3VL Mules’ second-leading scorer in CC games with 17 Monmouth Beach, N.J./Shore Regional goals ... Registered consecutive hat tricks against Haverford, Division III national champion Frank- At Muhlenberg: Great leader lin & Marshall and Washington ... Finished with ... Makes strong cuts to the ball six points in Haverford game ... Assisted on three ... Excellent in transition ... goals vs. Neumann in season fi nale ... Personal: Good vision ... 2009: Named Set Glen Ridge High School records for points to Centennial Conference Aca- and goals ... First-team all-conference four straight demic Honor Roll ... Started years and fi rst-team all-county the last two ... Also all 14 games ... Tallied 11 goals received county honors as a soccer player ... Parents and four assists ... Scored third carer hat trick are Robert and Corinne McGovern ... Born April against Bryn Mawr ... Had two-goal games against 24, 1988 ... A media and communication major Moravian and No. 4 Gettysburg ... 2008: Named and sociology minor. to CC Academic Honor Roll ... Played in 15 games, starting 14 ... Took on more of a defensive Year G A Pt Sh Pct. FP GB CT DC role ... Scored nine goals, fi ve of them against CC 2007 21 5 26 47 .447 5-9 21 5 17 opponents ... Netted a pair of goals against nation- 2008 37 17 54 76 .487 5-13 30 10 33 2009 46 15 61 98 .469 7-11 30 10 38 ally ranked Dickinson ... 2007: Had a solid season Totals 104 37 141 221 .471 17-33 81 25 88 as a low attacker ...Tied for sixth on team with 22 points ... Six of her 15 goals came from hat tricks against Bridgewater and Kean ... Personal: Cap- tain of state sectional championship lacrosse team at Shore Regional High School in 2006 ... Also lettered in soccer ... Parents are Th omas and Linda Scarrone ... Born Aug. 25, 1988 ... A business ad- ministration major ... Studied in the Netherlands during the Fall 2008 semester.

Year G A Pt Sh Pct. FP GB CT DC 2007 15 7 22 35 .429 1-5 13 2 10 2008 9 0 9 15 .600 3-3 8 1 7 2009 11 4 15 16 .688 2-4 9 2 4 Totals 35 11 46 66 .530 6-12 30 5 21

RETURNING PLAYERS 3 Mary Ann Collins 5 Lauren DeCarle Sophomore • M • 5-3 Junior • M • 5-9 • 2VL Nashua, N.H./Nashua South Monroe, Conn./Hamden Hall Country Day At Muhlenberg: Good endur- At Muhlenberg: Key on draw ance ... Is working on taking controls ... Uses height to ad- draws ... Played in nine games vantage ... Good back checker as a freshman ... Tallied two ... 2009: Started 13 of 14 games assists, including big one ... Tied for second on team in vs. Washington to open up caused turnovers (15), third in two-goal lead before halftime draw controls (23) and fi fth ... Personal: Won nine varsity letters in soccer, in ground balls (28) ... Scooped up team-high six track and lacrosse at Nashua High School South ground balls in close wins over Washington and ... Captain and all-state honorable mention for Dickinson ... Scored lone goal of season in 19-18 state-champion lacrosse team ... Parents are John win at Drew and forced turnover that allowed and Gail Collins ... Born Dec. 17, 1989 ... An Mules to hold on in second overtime ... 2008: undeclared major. Played in 13 games, starting three ... Scored two goals and recorded 18 draw controls (fourth on team), 11 ground balls and eight caused turnovers ... Scored goal and controlled four draws vs. Bryn Mawr ... Scooped up three ground balls in wins against Drew and Washington ... Personal: Named to All-New England team in lacrosse three straight years at Hamden Hall Country Day School ... Earned all-state accolades in soccer and was a two-year captain in basketball ... Parents are Joe and Cathy DeCarle ... Born July 15, 1989 ... A business administration major. www.Muhlenberg.edu/sports • 5 RReturningeturningPPlayerslayers School ... Five-time all-league selection and three- 15 Kelsey Elmer 25 Sarah Hetrick time all-section in lacrosse ... Two-year captain ... Sophomore • M • 5-7 Sophomore • A • 5-6 Reinholds, Pa./Conrad Weiser Bridgewater, N.J./Rutgers Prep Four-time all-league forward in soccer ... Set school record in 4x1600 relay in track ... Parents are At Muhlenberg: A good place- At Muhlenberg: Looking to Anthony and Antonette Napoletano ... Born Nov. ment shooter ... Has a sneaky earn increased playing time as a 22, 1990 ... An undeclared major. shot ... Can fi ll several off ensive sophomore ... Good endurance roles ... Appeared in nine games ... Uses height well ... Played as a freshman ... Scored lone in 11 games as a freshman ... 27 Lisa Peterson goal in 20-4 win over Moravian Scored lone goal in victory Sophomore • D • 5-6 ... Only assist came in win over Moravian ... Scooped up Brookfi eld, Conn./Brookfi eld against Kean ... Took draw controls, winning four fi ve ground balls and caused four turnovers ... At Muhlenberg: Fighting ... Personal: Letterwinner in lacrosse, volleyball Personal: Won nine varsity letters in lacrosse, bas- for playing time on defense and basketball at Conrad Weiser High School ... ketball and tennis at Rutgers Preparatory School ...... Hard worker ... Very good Parents are James and Mary Jo Elmer ... Born June Named second-team all-state in lacrosse as a junior teammate ... Positive attitude 21, 1990 ... An undeclared major. and fi rst-team all-state as a senior ... State fi nalist ... Played in three games as a in tennis ... Parents are Walter and Robin Hetrick freshman ... Personal: Won 2211 Maggie Hare ... Born March 2, 1990 ... A business administra- fi ve letters in lacrosse and cross tion major. country at Brookfi eld High School ... Captained Sophomore • D • 5-4 Montgomery, N.J./Montgomery 4 Angela Napoletano both squads ... Won state championship in lacrosse as a junior ... Named academic all-conference as a At Muhlenberg: Will fi ght for Sophomore • M • 5-2 • 1VL Scarsdale, N.Y./Edgemont junior and academic all-state as a senior ... Parents playing time on defensive end are Steve and Diane Peterson ... Born Dec. 12, ... Eff ective communicator ... At Muhlenberg: Should see 1989 ... A double major in Spanish and biology. Good teammate ... Played in increased playing time ... Is four games as a freshman ... working on shot placement ... Personal: Earned six varsity Saw action in all 14 games as a 1100 Becky Ritter letters playing lacrosse, soccer freshman ... Netted eight points Sophomore • M • 5-2 and ice hockey at Montgomery High School ... and three assists ... Eight of 11 Linwood, N.J./Mainland Regional Captained lacrosse team as a senior ... Teammate points came in Centennial Con- At Muhlenberg: Has quick of Mule sophomore Jessica Shegoski ... Parents are ference play ... Added 15 ground balls, nine draw fi rst step ... Always hustles ... Nixon and Caroline Hare ... Born Feb. 28, 1990 ... controls and six Working on shot control and An undeclared major. caused turnovers ... placement ... Saw action in Scored fi rst career three games as a freshman ... goal in 20-4 win Personal: Won seven letters in over Moravian ... lacrosse and soccer at Mainland Scored two goals in Regional High School ... Captained both teams ... fi nal 46.8 seconds Parents are Th omas and Lisa Ritter ... Born Sept. vs. Swarthmore to 29, 1989 ... A biology major. secure 13-7 win ... Also scored twice against Ursinus ... Personal: Letterwinner in lacrosse, soccer and winter track at Edgemont High

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6 • Muhlenberg College Lacrosse 2010 RReturningeturningPPlayerslayers 16 games as a freshman ... Played 854 minutes and 14 Danielle Rosen 1188 Jessica Shegoski made 140 saves ... Seventh in CC in goals-against Junior • A • 5-7 • 2VL Sophomore • D • 5-7 Kinnelon, N.J./Kinnelon Belle Mead, N.J./Montgomery average (12.23) and save percentage (.446) ... Named CC defensive player of the week after post- At Muhlenberg: Excellent At Muhlenberg: Hard worker ing a 5.52 goals-against average and .636 save per- passer ... Good one-vs.-one de- ... Good strength ... Will play centage in wins against Moravian and Widener ... fender ... Looking to build on wherever team needs her ... Stopped 13 shots in two-goal win at Washington breakout sophomore season ... Appeared in fi ve games as a ... Had 12 saves in 16-12 win over York ... Made 2009: Started 13 of 14 games freshman ... Scored fi rst career season-high 15 saves against Franklin & Marshall played ... Led Mules in assists goal in win over Kean ... Added ... Personal: Won seven varsity letters playing with 19 and second in goals another in defeat of Bryn Mawr lacrosse and fi eld hockey at Montville High School with 37 ... Added 11 ground balls ... Posted nine ... Personal: Th ree-time letterwinner in lacrosse ... Earned all-county honors in both sports ... Par- hat tricks, four of which were four-goal games ... at Montgomery High School ... Team captain ... ents are Norman and Lisa Vachon ... Born March Scored career-high eight points against Drew and All-conference honorable mention ... Teammate of 9, 1989 ... An environmental science major and Moravian ... Five assists vs. Moravian were second Mule sophomore Maggie Hare ... Parents are Marc public health minor ... Studied in Australia during most by a Mule all season ... 2008: Played in 12 and Heidi Shegoski ... Born Nov. 7, 1989 ... A the Fall 2009 semester. games off the double major in economics and history. bench as a Year GP GS Min Sv GA GAA Pct GB freshman ... 2008 16 16 854 140 174 12.22 .446 12 28 Maggie Sullivan 2009 14 14 782 129 148 11.36 .466 28 Scored seven Totals 30 30 1636 269 322 11.81 .455 40 Junior • D • 5-4 goals and four Jenkintown, Pa./Jenkintown assists ... Four of seven goals At Muhlenberg: Defensive- 9 Christine Van Hise came in Cen- minded player ... Good at Junior • A • 4-11 • 1VL tennial Con- reading plays and intercepting Mendham, N.J./West Morris Mendham ference games passes ... Played in fi ve games At Muhlenberg: Joined the ... Scored two as a sophomore ... Netted lone lacrosse program late after goals in 17-10 goal in win over Kean ... Per- playing soccer as a freshman win over Wid- sonal: Transferred from Towson ... Has improved every year ... ener ... Had University ... Won six varsity letters playing la- Good speed ... Has been work- a goal and an crosse and fi eld hockey at Jenkintown High School ing on shot ... 2009: Played assist against ... First-team all-league selection in both sports ... in 12 games, starting two ... King’s in fi rst Parents are Kevin Sullivan and Sarah Maus ... Born Tallied four goals and one assist ... First career career game ... May 28, 1989 ... An undeclared major. multi-goal game came in 16-12 win over Washing- Personal: Won ton ... 2008: Appeared in seven games ... Scored seven varsity 2244 Allisyn Vachon a goal against Haverford and notched an assist vs. letters in la- Gwynedd-Mercy ... Personal: Played soccer and Junior • G • 5-6 • 2VL crosse, swimming and tennis at Kinnelon High Montville, N.J./Montville lacrosse at Mendham High School, earning fi ve School ... Earned all-county honors in lacrosse varsity letters ... Both teams were conference and and all-conference honors in tennis ... Parents are At Muhlenberg: Returns as county champions ... Teammate of Mule freshman Harry and Donna Rosen ... Born Sept. 24, 1989 starting goalie ... Has quick step Jill Freda ... Parents are Timothy and Martha Van ... A double major in business administration and up to ball ... 2009: Started all Hise ... Born Jan. 18, 1989 ... A media and com- media and communication. 14 games ... Played 782 min- munication major and art minor. utes and stopped 129 shots ... Year G A Pt Sh Pct. FP GB CT DC Fifth in CC in goals-against av- 2008 7 4 11 30 .233 1-3 2 1 1 erage (11.36) and sixth in save 2009 37 19 56 80 .463 3-9 11 2 0 Totals 44 23 67 110 .400 4-12 13 3 1 percentage (.466) ... Made career-high 16 saves vs. Gettysburg ... Recorded 14 saves in win over Swarthmore NEWCOMERS ... Made two saves on 1166 1199 free-position TToryory MMalloriallori shots in last MMansolilloansolillo SSeligereliger 10 seconds Freshman • M Freshman • A to send 5-6 5-6 Drew game West Hartford, Conn./ New City, N.Y./ Northwest Catholic Clarkstown North into over- time, then stopped consecutive one-on-one shots in fi rst overtime period ... 2008: Started all www.Muhlenberg.edu/sports • 7 22009009RRevieweview team results individual statistics 10-4 overall, 6-3 Centennial Conference returning players in bold March 1 at Randolph-Macon W 18-9 * Centennial 11 MORAVIAN W 20-4 Conference game No Player GP/GS G A Pt Sh Pct GB CT DC 14 * at Gettysburg L 8-15 2 Amanda McGovern 14/14 46 15 61 98 .469 30 10 38 18 KEAN W 20-5 ^ Centennial 14 Danielle Rosen 14/13 37 19 56 80 .463 11 2 0 21 * HAVERFORD W 11-7 Conference 12 Sara Hiller 14/14 30 14 44 45 .667 5 5 3 25 at Drew W(ot) 19-18 playoffs 13 Ruth Morrongiello 14/14 32 9 41 54 .593 21 5 69 28 * at Bryn Mawr W 18-3 8 Alyssa Bascelli 14/14 17 8 25 33 .515 19 7 14 April 1 * DICKINSON W 12-10 22 Danielle Scarrone 14/14 11 4 15 16 .688 9 2 4 4 * at McDaniel W(ot) 15-14 1 Megan Wilson 14/14 8 4 12 15 .533 15 7 11 8 * FRANKLIN & MARSHALL L 10-19 4 Angela Napoletano 14/0 8 3 11 20 .533 15 6 9 11 * SWARTHMORE W 13-7 9 Christine Van Hise 12/2 4 1 5 12 .333 10 3 5 15 * at Ursinus L 11-14 19 Jessica Shegoski 5/0 2 0 2 2 1.000 1 0 0 18 * WASHINGTON (MD.) W 16-12 15 Kelsey Elmer 9/0 1 1 2 2 .500 1 0 4 25 ^ vs. Gettysburg L 8-18 16 Mary Ann Collins 9/0 0 2 2 0 — 1 1 0 5 Lauren DeCarle 14/13 1 0 2 1 1.000 28 15 23 25 Sarah Hetrick 11/0 1 0 1 4 .250 5 4 0 centennial conference standings 28 Maggie Sullivan 5/0 1 0 1 1 1.000 1 0 0 Conference Overall 7 Ashley Foltiny 14/14 0 0 0 0 — 39 13 6 W L Pct GF GA W L Pct GF GA 11 Marguerite Farrell 14/14 0 0 0 0 — 34 20 1 Franklin & Marshall 9 0 1.000 164 49 21 1 .955 345 155 23 Katie Ferris 14/10 0 0 0 1 .000 38 15 7 Gettysburg 8 1 .889 140 63 16 4 .800 280 165 6 Farrin Jay 9/4 0 0 0 0 — 7 5 0 Muhlenberg 6 3 .667 114 101 10 4 .714 199 155 21 Maggie Hare 4/0 0 0 0 0 — 1 2 1 Dickinson 6 3 .667 108 94 11 7 .611 235 198 10 Becky Ritter 3/0 0 0 0 1 .000 2 1 2 McDaniel 5 4 .556 114 97 9 8 .529 211 199 27 Lisa Peterson 3/0 0 0 0 0 — 3 0 0 Haverford 4 5 .444 89 110 10 6 .625 185 150 30 Lisa Conley 3/0 0 0 0 1 .000 0 1 0 Ursinus 4 5 .444 106 118 5 12 .294 189 241 3 Dana Tedesco 5/0 0 0 0 0 — 0 0 0 Washington 2 7 .222 90 126 7 8 .467 175 174 24 Allisyn Vachon 14/14 0 0 0 0 — 28 1 0 Swarthmore 1 8 .111 79 117 9 8 .529 210 182 MULES 14 199 80 279 381 .522 324 125 198 Bryn Mawr 0 9 .000 34 163 4 13 .235 138 257 OPPONENTS 14 155 80 235 375 .413 275 109 181

Centennial Conference Tournament Goalie GP/GS Min Sv GA GAA Pct First Round: Dickinson 19, McDaniel 11 Allisyn Vachon 14/14 782 129 148 11.36 .466 Semifi nals: Franklin & Marshall 14, Dickinson 12 Dana Tedesco 5/0 70 10 7 6.00 .588 Gettysburg 18, Muhlenberg 8 MULES 14 852 139 155 10.92 .473 Championship: Franklin & Marshall 14, Gettysburg 7 OPPONENTS 14 852 115 199 14.01 .366

NCAA Division III Tournament Second round: Franklin & Marshall 15, Union 5 honors and awards Gettysburg 15, Roanoke 6 CC Academic Honor Roll .....Katie Ferris Th ird round: Franklin & Marshall 12, Tufts 7 Danielle Scarrone Gettysburg 10, New Jersey 9 All-Metro Region ...... Amanda McGovern (second team) Semifi nals: Franklin & Marshall 16, Hamilton 13 Ruth Morrongiello (second team) Salisbury 11, Gettysburg 10 All-Centennial Conference ...Sara Hiller (second team) Championship: Franklin & Marshall 11, Salisbury 10 (ot) Amanda McGovern (second team) Ruth Morrongiello (second team) CC Player of the Week ...... Amanda McGovern (March 30)

8 • Muhlenberg College Lacrosse 2010 MMuhlenberguhlenbergAAthleticsthletics ccentennialentennial conferenceconference In its 17th year of all-sports competition, the Centennial Conference has taken its place among the nation’s elite small college conferences. Muhlenberg College sponsors a comprehensive 22-sport intercollegiate ath- On June 4, 1981, Keith Spalding, then-president of Franklin & Mar- letics program. Th e Mules compete in the Centennial Conference in all sports shall College, made the announcement that “eight private colleges found it and are members of the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) Divi- timely and appropriate to form a round-robin schedule among institu- sion III. tions with similar attitudes and practices in intercollegiate football.” With Muhlenberg’s sports program is designed to off er quality competitive that statement, the Centennial Conference was experiences for the born. serious athlete, with From 1983-92, the eight private opportunities for colleges — Dickinson College, outstanding teams Franklin & Marshall College, Get- and individuals to tysburg College, Johns Hopkins advance to national University, Muhlenberg College, Division III champi- Swarthmore College, Ursinus College onships. However, and Western Maryland College (now given the breadth McDaniel College) — participated in a of the program, op- football-only conference. Because of the portunities also exist success in operating the Centennial Football for the unrecruited Conference, the league expanded to an all-sports conference in 1992, with athlete to participate Bryn Mawr College, Haverford College and Washington College joining in varsity sports. as charter members. Muhlenberg has A purpose and mission statement adopted by the presidents stated, excellent on-campus During the 2008-09 school year, Muhlenberg won the “Recognizing that our fundamental purpose is the academic mission of athletic facilities. Centennial Conference championship in football, women’s institutions, we agree to establish an all-sports conference in the spirit of basketball and softball, and Mule individuals earned bids to Opened in 1982, the NCAA Division III Championships in wrestling, men’s and rationalizing our competition by controlling travel, schedule and costs. the Life Sports women’s track and fi eld, and men’s cross country. Th e Conference will be controlled by the presidents of the member insti- Center is a building tutions.” designed for athletics, intramurals and “sports for life” as primary uses. Th e Th e Centennial Conference encourages athletic competition among original solar-heated building, a series of three additions to the Memorial Hall national liberal arts colleges and universities that share similar academic gymnasium, includes the spacious John Deitrich Field House, featuring bas- aspirations and a commitment to the ketball and tennis courts and a 160-meter running track; the 25-meter Alumni importance of the total educational ex- LAXPOWER.COM Pool; and the Levering Tyson wing, containing racquetball and squash courts perience of students engaged in sports. 2009 RANKINGS ATHLETIC STAFF DIRECTORY and rooms for sports Intercollegiate athletics programs are 484-664- medicine, weight train- an integral part of the life of the mem- Team Power Rating Director ...... Sam Beidleman ...... 3380 ing, wrestling, dance, 1. Salisbury 89.90 Associate Director ...... Corey Goff ...... 3395 ber institutions and fl ow from their 2. Franklin & Marshall 89.58 Assistant Director ...... Jenny Warmack-Chipman .. 3669 instruction and equip- educational objectives. Each institution 3. New Jersey 87.46 Business Manager ...... Ray Ramella ...... 3377 ment distribution. provides a comprehensive, broad-based 4. Hamilton 87.36 Head Coaches Memorial Hall, the athletics program. All varsity sports are 5. Gettysburg 87.28 Baseball ...... Corey Goff ...... 3395 original facility built in 6. Middlebury 87.23 Basketball (men) ...... Scott McClary ...... 3387 treated equitably, and every sport is 7. Colby 87.00 Basketball (women) .....Ron Rohn...... 3394 1954, seats 3,529 and important. 8. Union 86.03 Cheerleading ...... Kelly Drust ...... 3865 is an excellent facil- Th e CC crowns champions in 9. William Smith 85.80 Cross Country ...... David Bracetty ...... 3788 ity for viewing indoor 10. Cortland State 85.58 Field Hockey ...... Megan Eddinger ...... 3768 24 sports and continues to sponsor 21. Dickinson 82.81 Football ...... Mike Donnelly ...... 3385 sports. intercollegiate programs of national 28. McDaniel 81.15 Golf (men) ...... John Librick ...... 3392 Th e Life Sports prominence for women and men. On 34. Muhlenberg 80.39 Golf (women) ...... Ron Rohn...... 3394 Center recently un- the average, Centennial members boast 50. Washington (Md.) 77.62 Lacrosse (men) ...... Chris Bissinger ...... 3763 derwent a signifi cant 54. Ursinus 77.33 Lacrosse (women) ...... Kristen Stuckel ...... 3384 of 19 varsity teams, which is well above 64. Haverford 76.31 Soccer (men) ...... Sean Topping ...... 3383 renovation that further the national norm. 73. Swarthmore 74.57 Soccer (women) ...... Leslie Benintend ...... 3382 improved the Mules’ Th e CC has established itself as one 127. Bryn Mawr 66.11 Softball ...... Roni Rivera ...... 3415 facilities. Th e three- (185 teams ranked) Tennis (men) ...... Jeff Schmitt ...... 3865 of the premier conferences for women’s Tennis (women) ...... Linda Andrews ...... 3381 level, 40,000-square lacrosse in Division III. Th e CC has a ** The Centennial Conference had Track & Field...... Brad Hackett ...... 3590 foot addition was built remarkable 347-154 (.693) record in seven of its 10 members ranked Volleyball ...... Jenny Warmack-Chipman ..3669 directly west of the non-conference games the past seven in the top third of Division III. Only Wrestling ...... Mike Kocsis ...... 3386 Deitrich Field House one other conference placed fi ve Athletic Trainers ...... Steve Nemes ...... 3391 years, including a 14-6 mark against teams in the top 40. Lindsay Weiss ...... 3063 and opened in the fall ranked non-league opponents in 2007. Brian Perez ...... 3863 of 2004. Th e new facil- Th e CC champion earns an auto- Equipment Manager .....John Librick ...... 3392 ity includes additional matic bid to the NCAA Tournament each year, and the conference has Administrative Asst...... Bonnie Belknap ...... 3379 locker rooms and offi ce had a team reach the quarterfi nals of the tournament in 14 of the last 16 space, new recreation seasons. Th e last four years, a CC team has made it to the Division III and fi tness areas and a new health and counseling center. championship game, with Franklin & Marshall winning the national title Outdoors, the Mules have a grass fi eld used by the men’s and women’s soccer in 2007 and 2009. In both years, CC teams made up half the fi nal four, teams, constructed in 1997, and a stadium for use by lacrosse, football and with Gettysburg joining the Diplomats. fi eld hockey surrounded by an eight-lane, all-weather track, constructed in www.centennial.org 1998 and resurfaced with AstroTurf GameDay Grass™ 3D in 2008. www.Muhlenberg.edu/sports • 9 wwww.muhlenberg.eduww.muhlenberg.edu

MAJORS Founded: 1848. Named for MINORS Accounting * Henry Melchior Muhlenberg, African American Studies American Studies patriarch of the Lutheran Church Asian Traditions Anthropology * in the American Colonies. Jewish Studies Art * Public Health • Art History Affi liation: Private, affi liated with Sustainability Studies • Art Studio Lutheran Church. Women’s Studies Biochemistry Location: Allentown, Pa.; 55 majors designated with an Biology miles north of Philadelphia and asterisk at left are also available Business Administration * as minors • Entrepreneurial Studies 90 miles west of New York. • Human Resources Management Academic Emphasis: Liberal arts CONCENTRATIONS • Management and Organization and preprofessional studies. Latin American Studies Studies 2,150; • Management Science and Full-Time Enrollment: Non-science Medical Studies Info Science 42% men, 58% women. • Managerial Finance Student-Faculty Ratio: 12-1. CERTIFICATIONS • Marketing Admission: Highly selective. Elementary Education Secondary Education Chemistry * Over 4,200 applicants for a class Computer Science * Dance * of 580. The single most impor- PREPROFESSIONAL Economics * tant factor is high school record. PROGRAMS • International Entering freshmen are strong Health Professions • Public Policy performers academically and give Prelaw English * Religious Vocation Preparation • Writing evidence of the potential for positive impact on the college community as extra- Environmental Science curricular contributors as well. Film Studies Application Deadlines: Early Decision, February 1. Regular Decision, February 15. COOPERATIVE Finance Muhlenberg values the energy and enthusiasm Early Decision candidates bring to PROGRAMS Army ROTC French * the campus. German Dentistry German Studies * Personal Interview: Strongly recommended. Engineering History * Financial Aid: Approximately 65% of students receive some form of fi nancial aid. Environmental Science or History/Government Both need-based and merit aid are available. Forestry International Studies Students: Muhlenberg students are drawn largely from the Middle Atlantic and Medicine Music Education Mathematics * New England states, although 35 states and over a dozen foreign countries are Media and Communication Occupational Therapy Music * represented. Optometry • Performance Faculty: 161 full-time, 109 part-time. Faculty are drawn from America’s fi nest Physical Therapy • Music Theory/Composition universities. Their primary focus is excellence in teaching. 85% hold the Ph.D. or • Music History terminal degree. SPECIAL ACADEMIC Natural Science Library Resources: Trexler Library resources include over 226,000 volumes and PROGRAMS Neuroscience Self-Designed Major Philosophy * 360,000 microforms. An interlibrary loan program makes over 1.75 million books Semester in Washington, D.C. Philosophy/Political Thought available to students with daily delivery to campus. Education Abroad Programs Physical Science Campus Life: More than 100 clubs and student organizations, from United Dana Associates Program Physics * Student Government to Habitat for Humanity, four national fraternities and four Muhlenberg Scholars Program Political Economy national sororities. RJ Fellows Program Political Science * Departmental Honors Programs Psychology Writing Program Religion * Active Learning First Year Seminars Russian Studies * Many of Muhlenberg’s classes are taught seminar style, with an emphasis on Sociology * discussion and classroom interaction. Science labs are hands-on, with the opportu- Spanish * “‘Th e small community and nity to do real science in a small college setting. Independent study, mentored re- Theatre small, personal class sizes al- • Acting, search, internships and fi eld experience all are encouraged. The goal is to promote • Design an active, participatory learning style. low professors [to] ‘become • Directing That commitment to fi rst-rate teaching and active learning means that Muhlen- friends, mentors, and role • Performance Studies models’ to students. ‘Th ey • Stage Management berg strives always to provide learning experiences that are not simply informa- tional, but interesting, even inspirational. It means looking for teaching approaches love what they do, they “Muhlenberg has produced where students are not passive but rather engaged, active learners. The result has love students, and they love Fulbright Fellows and Udall been an academic program widely recognized for educational excellence based on interacting with students.’ Scholars, but it also ensures both rigor and nurture. But professors aren’t just that every student excels friendly faces. ‘Th ey are at his or her own pace. Positive Outcomes [also] very knowledgeable in ‘Th e students and staff at A Muhlenberg education provides a powerful launching pad into graduate their fi elds’ and ‘challenge Muhlenberg are what con- school and entry level careers. The College’s success rates with both law school students to achieve more and medical school placement are regularly over 90%. In addition, many Muhlen- tinues to make me reluctant than they thought they were berg students go on to master’s and doctoral programs each year, often with to leave and excited to teaching fellowships or other stipends. capable of.’ ” return,’ a student says. ‘Th e Muhlenberg grads also go on to a full range of employment opportunities, from warm and friendly feeling America’s largest banks and accounting fi rms to its “blue chip” business concerns, 2008 Princeton Review on campus makes me feel from the most prominent social and helping agencies to schools, government and Th e Best 366 Colleges at home.’ ” family-owned businesses, and from a variety of media, writing and advertising Fiske Guide to Colleges 2008 positions to work in the performing and fi ne arts. CCollegeollegeMManagementanagement Peyton R. Helm KKarenaren GGreenreen Sam Beidleman Vice President for Student Affairs/ President of the College Dean of Students Director of Athletics Peyton Randolph Helm Karen Green began her duties Following a national search, took offi ce as president of as vice president for student af- Muhlenberg College named Sam Muhlenberg College July fairs/dean of students at Muhlen- Beidleman director of athletics in 1, 2003. He holds the berg College on June 15, 2006, July 2003. He had been serving faculty rank of professor of following more than four years as as interim director of athletics history. dean of students at Wells College since April 1, 2003. Immediately prior to in Aurora, N.Y. As director of athletics, joining the Muhlenberg community, Helm At Muhlenberg, Green oversees more than 70 full- Beidleman supervises Muhlenberg’s 22-sport varsity served as vice president for college relations time employees and several departments, including intercollegiate program, as well as the intramural and and professor of classical studies at Colby Col- athletics and recreation. recreation programs. lege in Waterville, Maine. “Muhlenberg is committed to our scholar athletes “Muhlenberg College is proud of its long-stand- Helm began his career in academic admin- and the athletic programs are an integral part of ing tradition of academic and athletic excellence,” istration at the University of Pennsylvania, a liberal arts education,” said Green. “Th e lessons said Beidleman. “While we strive to win on the fi eld where he was named coordinator of College learned from participation in our programs will or court, we measure our success in many other ways House Programs in 1981. He served as associ- sustain our students throughout their lives. Th e including the development of character, leadership, ate director of development and then director opportunity to be involved in intramural and recre- scholarship and ethical behavior.” of development for Penn’s School of Arts and ational programs provides balance from the rigors of Beidleman returned to Muhlenberg after a prior Sciences. From 1981-1988 he was also an a challenging academic experience. Students learn 35-year association with the College, during which adjunct assistant professor of ancient history negotiation skills, teamwork, time management and he held responsibilities in every area of athletics and urban studies at Penn. to be eff ective leaders. programming – as a student, coach, faculty member In 1988, Helm was named vice president “Our coaches are committed to excellence and and administrator. He was a varsity letterwinner in for development and alumni relations at are partners with students notwithstanding their football and track and spent 13 seasons as an assistant Colby, where he was promoted to vice presi- skill level. My predecessor as dean of students, Rudy football coach following his graduation in 1963. dent for college relations in 2001. Ehrenberg, said it best, ‘We must provide our stu- It was as a baseball coach that Beidleman truly Th e Council for Advancement and Support dents with outstanding coaches, superb facilities and made his mark, coaching the Mules from 1970 of Education (CASE) has awarded Helm its a commitment to excellent programs. Th ese are the to 1992 and winning 255 games, setting a school Steuben Apple, given to advancement profes- ingredients for a quality program and Muhlenberg record for a coach in one sport. His teams captured sionals who have been rated as a top speaker College is committed to such excellence.’ I strongly fi ve Middle Atlantic Conference Southwest League at 10 or more national conferences. Helm has support these words and will be fully committed to titles and three Southern Division championships. delivered addresses and conducted semi- the College’s athletic programs.” Beidleman, who held the academic rank of as- nars on ethics, stewardship, writing, capital Green received her baccalaureate degree from sociate professor of physical education from 1965 to campaigns, market research and volunteer Agnes Scott College in Atlanta in 1986, where the 1992, also served as men’s intramural director and management at more than 30 conferences Karen Green Human Relations Award was created in director of recreation. After retiring from coach- across the country and internationally. His her honor. She went on to earn her master’s of divin- ing, he was full-time athletic business and facilities writing has been published in CASE Currents ity from the Candler School of Th eology at Emory manager until August 2000. and Successful Fund Raising, as well as various University in 1997. Beidleman earned his master’s degree in coun- scholarly publications in the fi eld of ancient Green began her administrative career as a res- seling and guidance from Kutztown University in history. ident director at Spelman College, later served in the 1970. Helm earned his bachelor’s degree in ar- admissions offi ce at Agnes Scott and subsequently chaeology, with magna cum laude and Phi Beta became director of orientation, residence life and Kappa distinction, from Yale University. He student activities at her alma mater before leaving CCoreyorey GGoffoff earned his doctoral degree in ancient history, Atlanta to accept the position of director of multi- Associate Director of Athletics specializing in ancient Greek and Near Eastern cultural aff airs at Hamilton College in Clinton, N.Y. history and literature, from the University of She held additional leadership positions in Corey Goff was promoted Pennsylvania. student life at Agnes Scott, Emory and Hamilton to associate director of athletics before assuming the position of dean of students at after serving fi ve years as assistant Wells in September 2001. director. In addition to his administrative duties, he serves as head baseball coach and summer AATHLETICTHLETIC SUPPORTSUPPORT STAFFSTAFF camp coordinator.

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Mom, Dad, AnnMarie & Adri AAll-Timell-TimeRRecordsecords points goals assists saves Career Career Career Career 262 Courtney Tapkas, 2003-06 218 Courtney Tapkas, 2003-06 88 Taylor Armstrong, 2005-08 669 Diana Bleakley, 2002-05 195 Miruna Lovin, 1998-01 158 Miruna Lovin, 1998-01 85 Lynsey Caldwell, 2000-03 563 Mary Foody, 1988-91 183 Katie Kenny, 1996-99 152 Katie Kenny, 1996-99 77 Shannon Donohue, 2003-06 396 Suzanne Seplow, 1985-87 181 Shannon Donohue, 2003-06 150 Megan DiPanni, 1993-96 52 Katie Reimann, 2004-07 292 Caroline Shadood, 2006-07 180 Ruth Morrongiello, 2006-09 141 Ruth Morrongiello, 2006-09 44 Courtney Tapkas, 2003-06 269 Allisyn Vachon, 2008- 177 Lynsey Caldwell, 2000-03 121 Pam Loftus, 1988-91 41 Christa Carlstrand, 2002-05 259 Stephanie Ahrens, 2000-02 175 Megan DiPanni, 1993-96 118 Sara Hiller, 2006-09 39 Ruth Morrongiello, 2006-09 Season 168 Taylor Armstrong, 2005-08 104 Amanda McGovern, 2007- 37 Amanda McGovern, 2007- 252 Diana Bleakley, 2002 152 Sara Hiller, 2006-09 104 Shannon Donohue, 2003-06 37 Miruna Lovin, 1998-01 215 Mary Foody, 1991 141 Amanda McGovern, 2007- 94 Christa Carlstrand, 2002-05 34 Sara Hiller, 2006-09 188 Mary Foody, 1990 135 Christa Carlstrand, 2002-05 94 Lynne Pileggi, 1985-87 Season 181 Jen Blair, 1997 133 Pam Loftus, 1988-91 Season 50 Taylor Armstrong, 2008 176 Caroline Shadood, 2006 126 Katie Reimann, 2004-07 73 Courtney Tapkas, 2003 42 Shannon Donohue, 2006 159 Amy McCann, 1988 110 Teresa Lunardi, 1999-02 51 Courtney Tapkas, 2006 36 Lynsey Caldwell, 2003 Game 104 Lynne Pileggi, 1985-87 51 Courtney Tapkas, 2005 23 Taylor Armstrong, 2007 28 Diana Bleakley Season 50 Katie Kenny, 1999 19 Danielle Rosen, 2009 vs. Gettysburg, 2002 84 Courtney Tapkas, 2003 49 Miruna Lovin, 2000 19 Christa Carlstrand, 2005 28 Amy McCann vs. Drew, 1988 82 Taylor Armstrong, 2008 48 Megan DiPanni, 1996 19 Lynsey Caldwell, 2002 26 Mary Foody vs. Gettysburg, 1991 64 Courtney Tapkas, 2006 46 Amanda McGovern, 2009 17 Amanda McGovern, 2008 25 Leigh Harnish vs. Ursinus, 1992 64 Courtney Tapkas, 2005 46 Miruna Lovin, 2001 17 Katie Kenny, 1998 25 Amy McCann 61 Amanda McGovern, 2009 45 Lynne Pileggi, 1987 16 Lynsey Caldwell, 2000 vs. Gettysburg, 1988 60 Miruna Lovin, 2000 43 Courtney Tapkas, 2004 Game 60 Megan DiPanni, 1996 Game 8 Shannon Donohue goals-against average 57 Lynsey Caldwell, 2003 9 Courtney Tapkas vs. Rosemont, 2006 Career 57 Katie Kenny, 1999 vs. Elizabethtown, 2003 7 Taylor Armstrong 10.12 Caroline Shadood, 2006-07 56 Danielle Rosen, 2009 9 Miruna Lovin vs. Kean, 2000 vs. Washington, 2008 10.70 Suzanne Seplow, 1985-87 56 Shannon Donohue, 2006 8 Courtney Tapkas 6 Sara Hiller 11.40 Jen Blair, 1996-97 Game vs. Rosemont, 2006 vs. Kean, 2009 11.83 Diana Bleakley, 2002-05 11 Miruna Lovin vs. Kean, 2000 8 Teresa Lunardi 5 Danielle Rosen 12.00 Mary Foody, 1988-91 10 Megan DiPanni vs. Dickinson, 2001 vs. Moravian, 2009 Season vs. Susquehanna, 1996 8 Megan DiPanni 5 Taylor Armstrong 8.64 Leigh Harnish, 1992 9 Sara Hiller vs. Susquehanna, 1996 vs. Swarthmore, 2008 9.11 Suzanne Seplow, 1986 vs. Kean, 2009 8 Megan DiPanni 5 Taylor Armstrong 9.16 Paige Hare, 1993 9 Taylor Armstrong vs. Haverford, 1995 vs. Dickinson, 2008 9.75 Caroline Shadood, 2006 vs. Dickinson, 2008 8 Emily DiPiro 5 Lynsey Caldwell 10.08 Diana Bleakley, 2003 9 Courtney Tapkas vs. Cedar Crest, 1988 vs. Swarthmore, 2003 10.52 Jen Blair, 1997 vs. Rosemont, 2006 8 Lynne Pileggi 5 Lynsey Caldwell 10.54 Caroline Shadood, 2007 9 Courtney Tapkas vs. Washington, 1987 vs. Cedar Crest, 2003 10.75 Mary Foody, 1991 vs. Elizabethtown, 2003 5 Lynsey Caldwell 9 Courtney Tapkas ground balls * vs. Dickinson, 2003 save percentage vs. Cedar Crest, 2003 Career Career 9 Megan DiPanni 207 Sarah Bowman, 2000-03 caused turnovers * .559 Mary Foody, 1988-91 vs. Haverford, 1995 177 Katie Kenny, 1996-99 Career .552 Suzanne Seplow, 1985-87 162 Steph Light, 2003-06 109 Sarah Bowman, 2000-03 .536 Jen Blair, 1996-97 draw controls * 147 Amanda Sciarra, 1996-98 79 Kelli Sakonchick, 2004-07 Season Career 131 Ruth Morrongiello, 2006-09 78 Kerry Lambert, 1998-00 .661 Jill Robinson, 1984 224 Ruth Morrongiello, 2006-09 131 Kerry Lambert, 1998-00 63 Katie Kenny, 1998-99 .625 Mary Foody, 1991 154 Sarah Bowman, 2000-03 Season 61 Teresa Lunardi, 1999-02 .619 Suzanne Seplow, 1986 99 Kerry Lambert, 1998-00 77 Sarah Bowman, 2003 Season .597 Leigh Harnish, 1992 94 Teresa Lunardi, 1999-02 66 Rachel Steinbrook, 1996 38 Katie Kenny, 1998 .570 Suzanne Seplow, 1985 93 Steph Light, 2003-06 58 Amanda Sciarra, 1998 35 Kelli Sakonchick, 2007 Season 55 Kelli Sakonchick, 2007 35 Sarah Bowman, 2003 69 Ruth Morrongiello, 2009 55 Sarah Bowman, 2000 32 Kerry Lambert, 2000 59 Ruth Morrongiello, 2008 54 Ruth Morrongiello, 2006 32 Amanda Sciarra, 1998 58 Rachel Steinbrook, 1996 Game Game 53 Sarah Bowman, 2001 10 Ruth Morrongiello 7 Teresa Lunardi 51 Amanda Sciarra, 1998 vs. Haverford, 2006 vs. Susquehanna, 2000 Game 10 Rachel Steinbrook 7 Katie Kenny 10 Ruth Morrongiello vs. Cedar Crest, 1996 vs. Susquehanna, 1998 vs. Drew, 2009 9 Steph Light vs. Bryn Mawr, 2006 6 Candice Coff man 9 Amanda Sciarra 9 Sarah Bowman vs. Drew, 2003 vs. Methodist, 2004 vs. Franklin & Marshall, 1998 9 Sarah Bowman vs. Drew, 2001 6 Courtney Tapkas 8 Sarah Bowman 9 Sarah Bowman vs. Kean, 2000 vs. Cedar Crest, 2003 vs. East Stroudsburg, 2001 8 nine times, most recent 8 Shannon Lowther Marguerite Farrell vs. Franklin & Marshall, 19 vs. Gettysburg, 2007 vs. Widener, 1998 * since 1996 20 • Muhlenberg College Lacrosse 2010 HHonoronorRRolloll team records academic all-district • Most wins in a season 2006 Courtney Tapkas (second team at-large) 11 2008 (11-5) 2003 Lynsey Caldwell (third team at-large) 10 2009 (10-4) and 2006 (10-6) 9 2007 (9-7) lvaiaw player of the year 8 2005 (8-7) and 2003 (8-7) 7 1997 (7-7) 2006 Courtney Tapkas • Fewest losses in a season 1999 Katie Kenny 4 2009 (10-4) all-region 5 2008 (11-5) 1987 (6-5) • Longest winning streak 2009 Amanda McGovern (second team M) 6 2009 and 2006 to 2007 Ruth Morrongiello (second team M) 5 2005 to 2006 2006 Courtney Tapkas (fi rst team A) 4 2008 2005 Courtney Tapkas (second team A) 1999 Katie Kenny (second team A) • Most goals scored in a season 1998 Amanda Sciarra (second team D) 248 2008 (record 15.50 per game) 1997 Elizabeth Patterson (second team A) 208 2003 Amanda Sciarra (second team D) 199 2009 and 2007 1996 Megan DiPanni (second team A) 179 2006 and 2005 Rachel Steinbrook (second team D) 154 1999 1993 Dana Diorio (fi rst team D) • Most goals scored in a game 24 vs. Cedar Crest, 2003 (24-7) all-conference 24 vs. Widener, 1987 (24-4) 23 vs. Kean, 2000 (23-9) Centennial Conference: 21 vs. Kean, 2007 (21-8) 2009 Sara Hiller (second team A) 21 vs. Moravian, 2004 (21-7) Amanda McGovern (second team M) 21 vs. Susquehanna, 1996 (21-8) Ruth Morrongiello (second team M) 21 vs. Cedar Crest, 1993 (21-1) 2008 Amanda McGovern (second team M) 20 eight times, most recent Taylor Armstrong (honorable mention A) vs. Kean, 2009 (20-5) Ruth Morrongiello (honorable mention A) • Most goals scored in a half 2007 Katie Reimann (second team M) 15 vs. Kean, 2009 Kelli Sakonchick (second team D) 15 vs. Cedar Crest, 2003 2006 Courtney Tapkas (fi rst team A) 14 vs. Bryn Mawr, 2008 2005 Diana Bleakley (fi rst team G) 14 vs. Moravian, 2008 Courtney Tapkas (fi rst team A) 14 vs. Moravian, 2007 2004 Courtney Tapkas (second team A) 14 vs. Chestnut Hill, 2005 2003 Sarah Bowman (second team M) 14 vs. Moravian, 2004 Lynsey Caldwell (second team A) 14 vs. Susquehanna, 1996 Courtney Tapkas (honorable mention A) • Most assists in a season 2002 Diana Bleakley (second team G) 125 2008 109 2006 Teresa Lunardi (second team M) 94 2003 2001 Miruna Lovin (fi rst team A) 87 2005 2000 Kerry Lambert (second team D) 86 2007 Teresa Lunardi (second team D) 80 2009 1999 Katie Kenny (fi rst team A) • Most assists in a game Kerry Lambert (second team D) 16 vs. Haverford, 2008 1998 Katie Kenny (second team A) 13 vs. Kean, 2009 Amanda Sciarra (second team D) 13 vs. Cedar Crest, 2003 1997 Katie Kenny (second team A) 12 vs. Rosemont, 2006 Amanda Sciarra (second team D) 12 vs. Centenary, 2005 1996 Megan DiPanni (second team A) Rachel Steinbrook (honorable mention D) • Fewest goals allowed per game in a 1995 Megan DiPanni (second team A) season Rachel Steinbrook (second team D) 8.33 1992 (100 in 12) 1994 Megan DiPanni (second team A) 9.20 1993 (92 in 10) Middle Atlantic Conference: 9.70 1986 (97 in 10) 1993 Dana Diorio (fi rst team C) • Fewest goals allowed in a game 0 vs. Chestnut Hill, 2005 (18-0) Kim Cottingham (fi rst team P/CP) 1 vs. Moravian, 2003 (20-1) 1992 Dana Diorio (fi rst team C) 1 vs. Cedar Crest, 1993 (21-1) 1989 Diana Weinapple (fi rst team A) 2 fi ve times, most recent 1988 Pam Loftus (honorable mention A) vs. Centenary, 2005 (18-2) 1987 Monica Paukovits (honorable mention D) Lynne Pileggi (honorable mention A) www.Muhlenberg.edu/sports • 21 M U H L L A E C N R B O E S R S G E C 2 O 0 L • march • april 1 L Wed 3 at Kean...... 4:00 FRI 2 * BRYN MAWR ...... 4:00 Mon 8 vs. Potsdam State (Orlando, Fla.) ...... 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