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Head Coach Missy Doherty coaching staff

Head Coach – 5th Season University of Maryland, ‘97 Career Record: 40-29 (.579) Missy Doherty After four seasons as the Tigers’ coach, Missy Doherty has clearly put her stamp on the Towson University women’s lacrosse program. In compiling a 40-29 overall record, Doherty has led the Tigers to success both on and off the field. The Tigers have qualified for the Colonial Athletic Associa- tion Tournament in three of her four seasons while reaching the NCAA Tournament for the first time in school history. In addition, Doherty has coached three of Towson’s four All-America selections during the last three years, including junior midfielder Hillary Fratzke, who earned second team notice last season. Playing in one of the toughest conferences in NCAA Division I, Doherty led the Tigers to a fifth place finish in the Colonial Ath- letic Association last season and a 6-9 overall record. In addition, she helped the Tigers earn five All-Colonial Athletic Association selections, a pair of IWLCA all-region picks and a second team All-America honor. Meanwhile, the Tigers continued to shine in the classroom and earned the distinction of being an IWLCA Honor Squad for the second straight year. Finishing with a 7-10 record in 2006, the Doherty-led Tigers garnered success by mixing youth with experience. Fratzke set NCAA records in her inaugural season en route to being named as the conference’s Rookie of the Year, marking the second straight year Towson had a player honored with the accolade. In addition, Doherty had four players named to the IWLCA Academic Honor Roll as the team was selected as an IWLCA Honor Squad after compiling a cumulative 3.207 team grade point average. The Tigers also had three players named to the All-Mid Atlantic Region team and midfielder Shannon Witzel was honored as a third team IWLCA All-America selection. Doherty led the Tigers to their first NCAA Tournament appearance in 2005 as Towson won its first CAA title with a 13-6 record, including a 5-2 mark in CAA regular season play. In addition to the team’s success, several individual players were honored for

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their play as goalkeeper Mandy Corry The ninth head coach in Tiger lacrosse history, Doherty has also was named as the league’s Rookie of helped Towson improve its community service efforts as the team has the Year and selected to the All-CAA been involved with clinics at the Community College of Baltimore second team while four other players County-Essex in addition to working phone-a-thons for U.S. Lacrosse. were honored with All-CAA status. During the past four years, the Tigers have participated in the Diane During Doherty’s inaugural season, Geppi-Aikens Memorial Run at Loyola College, which takes place the Tigers set a school record with 14 every September in honor of the Greyhounds’ late coach. wins and earned their first winning Doherty came to Towson following a successful six-year stint as record since the 1997 campaign, snap- an assistant coach at three different schools. She was a key member ping a streak of six straight losing of the Princeton University coaching staff during the Tigers’ NCAA seasons. Towson earned the number Championship seasons in 2002 and 2003. Princeton had a record two seed in the CAA Tournament, its first appearance in the con- of 49-9 and won three consecutive Ivy League titles during Holmes’ ference playoffs since 1999 when the Tigers were members of the tenure. AMERICA EAST Conference. Before her time at Princeton, Doherty coached for two seasons In addition to the school-record 14 wins, the Tigers were honored at Brown University after starting her coaching career at Vanderbilt with a ranking in the national polls for the first time since 1997, University during the 1998 season. earning a number 17 ranking. Towson was ranked as high as 16th A 1997 graduate of the University of Maryland, Doherty was a during the season before ending the campaign as the 18th-ranked four-year performer on defense and helped the Terrapins win three team in NCAA Division I. NCAA titles during her career. During her playing career, Maryland Doherty has not only helped the Tigers become a success- compiled a 68-2 record, including an NCAA-record 50-game winning ful lacrosse program, but she has also helped the Towson athletic streak. Doherty was also a three-time selection to the Atlantic Coast program improve its academic success. She helped to develop the Conference Academic Honor Roll. Faculty Fellows program at Towson, which pairs a member of the The former Missy Holmes, she married Brian Doherty on Decem- University faculty with an athletic team and helps to develop healthy ber 9, 2006. The couple had their first son, Evan William, on Septem- relationships between faculty and student-athletes. ber 8, 2007.

coaching staff 5 coaching staff Assistant Coaches Katie Doolittle Shannon Witzel Assistant Coach Volunteer Assistant Coach 1st Season 1st Season University of Maryland, ‘07 Towson, ‘07

After an outstanding four-year playing One of the top players in Towson wom- career at the University of Maryland, en’s lacrosse history, Shannon Witzel be- Katie Doolittle is in her first season gins her first season as a member of the as an assistant coach with the Tigers. Tigers’ coaching staff. A 2007 graduate of Maryland, Doolit- A starter in all 69 games of her col- tle scored 105 goals with 24 assists in lege career, Witzel finished her career her four-year career while playing in all 79 games of her career. with 208 goals and 47 assists. With 255 career points, she ranks third A two-time All-Atlantic Coast Conference selection, she tallied 27 on the Tigers’ all-time scoring list. goals with seven assists as a senior in helping the Terrapins reach the A second team All-Colonial Athletic Association and IWLCA All- NCAA quarter-finals. Doolittle was second on the team with eight Mid Atlantic region pick as a senior, Witzel finished her career tied with free-position goals and was tied for third on the squad with 29 draw Ruth Gutridge for the Towson career record with 208 goals. She ranked controls. second on the team with 32 goals and 44 points. Named as a co-captain as a senior, the Manlius, N.Y. native was Named as a third team All-America selection by the IWLCA during a two-time selection to the IWLCA All-South regional team. She had her junior season, the Pottstown, Pa. native ranked fourth in NCAA her best season as a junior, scoring 37 goals with five assists. Doolittle Division I by averaging 3.59 goals per game. For the second straight had a career-high five goals twice during her career, including a five- season, she led the CAA in scoring with 61 goals and 13 assists. A first goal effort against Old Dominion as a junior. team All-CAA pick, she also earned first team all-region accolades. A four-year letter winner at Fayetteville-Manlius High School, As a sophomore, Witzel led the nation with a 3.74 goals per game Doolittle was a two-time All-America selection while scoring 140 average while her 4.42 points per game ranked sixth in NCAA Division goals with 56 assists in her scholastic career. She was recently named I. She set the Towson single-season record by scoring 71 goals, shatter- to the U.S. National Developmental Team. ing the previous mark which had been held for 21 years. Witzel led the Tigers to the CAA Championship by scoring seven goals in the championship game against Hofstra and was named as the Most Outstanding Sonia LaMonica Performer of the tournament. As a freshman, Witzel was named as Towson’s Female Rookie of the Assistant Coach Year after setting program records for goals (44) and points (53) by a 1st Season freshman. University of Maryland, ‘04

Returning to the college lacrosse sidelines, Sonia LaMonica is in her first season as an assistant coach with the Tigers. She served as an assistant coach at the Universi- ty of Denver during the 2006 season, helping the Pioneers to a 15-5 record. A 2004 graduate of the University of Maryland, LaMonica was a three-year starter for the Terrapins. She earned first team All-America honors and was a candidate for the Tewaaraton Trophy as a senior after leading Maryland to the Atlantic Coast Conference championship. LaMonica won three ACC titles during her career and helped Maryland win the NCAA championship during the 2000 and 2001 seasons. She finished her college career with 111 goals, including 49 as a senior, and had 55 assists. A native of Darlington, South Australia, LaMonica led the Austra- lian National Team to the World Cup championship in 2005 and was named to the IFWLA All-World team. In addition, she was named as the U21 South Australian Sportswoman of the Year and was a two-time member of the South Australian A-Grade All-Star team. The former Sonia Judd, she is married to former Maryland lacrosse player Mike LaMonica. The couple resides in Parkton, Md.

6 2008 Tiger Women’s lacrosse Shannon Witzel 2008 outlook

Senior Laura Mezzanotte 2007–082008 outlook outlook

Eyeon the

EnteringPrize her fifth season as the Tigers’ coach, Missy Doherty has a lot of optimism as the Tigers start the 2008 campaign. With 10 start- ers and 20 letter winners returning from last year’s squad, Doherty feels the excitement surrounding her team as they begin the season.

“There’s a lot of excitement around and While the Tigers have 14 upperclassmen we had a pretty successful fall season,” on the roster this season, they also return a Doherty says. “The players are really excited sophomore class which made immediate for the Spring and are committed to making impacts in its first season. The improvements the 2008 season a memorable one.” made by the sophomores will also help the One of the Tigers’ goals is to return to the Tigers elevate their game this season. Colonial Athletic Association Championships “They are learning what it takes to be after missing the postseason with a 6-9 record impact players,” says Doherty. “Some of our last year. A major factor in the Tigers’ record midfielders have gotten better at defense in last year was a 1-4 record in games decided by the eight-meter area. It’s important for mid- a goal, which is something Doherty hopes will fielders to get down to the defensive end and get better with experience. play good defense, so they’re not giving up “The thing that helps to alleviate [the one- goals. The sophomores have done a great job goal games] is that we are older,” Doherty with that and a great job of being more says. “Our junior class was a big class as aggressive and not holding back as much.” freshmen playing-wise and they’ve grown up The Tigers will also welcome a very tal- a lot. Our leadership is now in our older ented freshman group, which will be expected Senior classes, which makes those games bounce to make contributions immediately if the Ali Alati your way sometimes as opposed to being a team is to be successful. younger team and reacting to things.” “I am ready for them to come in and get In addition to the junior class, a strong in the game right away,” the Tigers’ coach senior class will help to provide leadership says of the newcomers. “I think a couple of for the Tigers this season. Of the Tigers’ six them can be impact players.” seniors on the roster, five of them were start- ers last year.

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Here is a position-by-position last year,” says Doherty. “She has really look at the 2008 Tigers … strong moves and has gotten better at redefending, so we will be looking for even better things from her this season.” Attack The Tigers will also welcome back a pair During the past few seasons, the Tigers have of seniors on the attack unit. A native of Glen received a majority of their offense from the Ridge, N.J., Ali Alati is coming off her best midfield position. However, with a majority season as a junior when she scored ten goals Junior of the attackers returning for the 2008 season, with two assists while starting 11 games. A Hillary Fratzke Doherty is ready to see the attack unit good shooter, she has a strong one-on-one produce on offense. move and has become one of the Tigers’ best “We’ve been getting a lot of goals from redefending attackers. our midfielders over the last couple of years, Meanwhile, Kendie Bauer looks to so I am really looking forward to seeing our improve on a junior season which saw her low attackers really step up and get goals for appear in ten games. A smart player with us,” she says. “We have nine attackers and good vision, Bauer is known more for her three spots for them to play, so it’s going to ability to feed the ball to her teammates. She be very competitive for them at practice.” has scored two goals with ten assists in her Junior Meggie McNamara is the Tigers’ three-year career. returning leader on attack after a sophomore Junior Cassie Krause also returns after her campaign which saw her score 32 goals while best season as a Tiger last year, scoring six starting every game. Over her first two goals with an assist in 14 games. According seasons, the Fayetteville, N.Y. native has to Doherty, she is a player who can provide scored 70 goals with 10 assists, giving the good speed on the offensive end. Tigers a large presence on offense. Prize “We are hoping that Cassie can become “Meggie was one of our leading scorers one of the team’s premier attackers this season,” says the Tigers’ coach. “She is quick with a good shot and has good attacking a junior at Seton Keough High School, Jen- moves.” nings gives the Tigers an added option on the Junior Junior Mary Hammond will also bring offensive end. Meggie McNamara good experience and presence to the attacking end. “Mary has been one of the hardest Midfield working athletes on the team for the past Despite the loss of Shannon Witzel to gradu- four years,” Doherty says. “She is a smart ation, the Tigers are still strong at the mid- attacker with great stick skills, and we will field position with seven returning players look for her to be a consistent scorer this from last year, including junior co-captain year.” Hillary Fratzke. Named as a second team All- The Tigers will also look to Jacie Kendall American last year, Fratzke led the Tigers in to provide additional scoring power in addi- scoring with 48 goals and 12 assists in addition to a strong group of freshmen, including tion to providing solid play on the defensive Jess Dunn, who comes to Towson after a suc- end. One of the top players in the CAA, cessful career at Fallston High School. A Fratzke has also become of the nation’s top three-time first team All-Harford County player with draw controls. selection for the Cougars, she led the team “Hillary does everything well,” says with 63 goals as a junior and earned second Doherty. “She is a great attack player and has team All-State honors. been coming up with some huge caused turn- In addition, the Tigers welcome freshman overs with her interceptions and checks. She Therese D’Ambrosio who joins the team is a difference maker on our team.” after a successful career at Mount de Sales In addition, junior co-captain Britt Wood- Academy. An athletic player who has good field returns for her third season with the speed, D’Ambrosio will provide depth on the Tigers after scoring a career-best 19 goals attacking end for the Tigers this season. with seven assists in 15 games last year. One Lacey Jennings will also join the Tigers of the Tigers’ top midfielders over the last after transferring from Ohio University when two seasons, she has started 31 of 32 games its women’s lacrosse program was discontin- during that span, which gives Doherty stabil- ued. A first team All-City lacrosse player as ity at the midfield.

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Junior Britt Woodfield

“Britt is all over the field for us,” says the that the Deale, Md. native has shown great Tigers’ coach. “Anything you ask her to do improvement since last year. offensively or defensively, she is willing to do “Nikki is probably the player who gets it. She is one of our most solid midfielders.” better and better every year,” Doherty says. Juniors Sarah McCausland and Brianne “She was good as a freshman, especially in Minor also give the Tigers added depth and our CAA games, but she has come back even experience at the midfield position. A native better this year, making her a huge asset in of Phoenix, Md., McCausland played in 12 the midfield.” games as a sophomore and has the potential In addition to Marcinik, sophomores to make big plays for the Tigers. Meanwhile, Steph Taylor and Lauren McAfee will give Minor is looking to come back strong after the Tigers added experience on the offensive missing most of last year with a knee injury and defensive ends. A native of Denver, Pa., she suffered in the Tigers’ season opener Taylor appeared in ten games as a freshman against American. and scored five goals with two assists. Mean- “Sarah is one of our more physical mid- while, McAfee played in all 15 games during Sophomore fielders and does a great job of making her her rookie campaign, scoring five goals while Nikki Marcinik presence known,” says Doherty. “Mean- adding 13 ground balls. while, Brianne has been recovering during the While the Tigers have a great deal of expe- Fall and we are hopeful that she will come rience in the midfield, they will also look to a back in the Spring and be ready to help us on strong group of freshmen, including Ali Lath- the attacking end.” roum. A native of Bishopville, Md., Lathroum Sophomore midfielder Nikki Marcinik led Stephen Decatur High School to the state will try to improve on an outstanding fresh- finals as a junior and the state semi-finals “Ali is very athletic,” says Coach Doherty. man season which earned her CAA All- during her senior year. A three-time all-con- “She has a lot of potential to do very well at Rookie Team honors. A starter in eight games ference selection, she was a four-year starter the attacking and defensive ends.” last year, Marcinik scored 12 goals with three for the Seahawks who scored over 100 goals In addition to Lathroum, MaryEllen Elie assists, including a four-goal effort in the with 100 assists in her career, giving the Tigers will give the Tigers athleticism in the mid- Tigers’ win at George Mason. Doherty feels another strong scoring threat. field. A three-sport athlete at Orchard Park

10 2008 Tiger women’s lacrosse High School, the Mahtomedi, Minn. native had a career-high three ground balls against led the Quakers to their first district title in American and Drexel and ended the season ten years as a junior. A first team All-Western with 15 ground balls and 11 caused turnovers. New York selection, Elie is a hard worker One of the Tigers’ tallest players, she gives the who will help the Tigers during the upcoming team an added ability to create turnovers. season. Doherty adds, “Lauren is one of our best Freshman Nikki Cory will add depth at mark-up defenders in terms of match-ups midfield after recovering from a knee injury with the other team. She does a good job of during her senior season at Finksburg High shutting them down and also has a good School. The Westminster, Md. native was a reach for interceptions.” three-year letter winner for the Owls who Junior Julie Ondrako will also be a major helped Westminster reach the state semi-finals player for the Tigers on defense this year after three straight years while earning second a very successful sophomore campaign. A team all-conference accolades. starter in 14 games last year, Ondrako was a second team All-CAA pick last season and was Defense third on the team with 35 ground balls. She also Another one of the Tigers’ strengths this had a pair of assists on the offensive end. season will be on defense with eight returning “Julie is one of our quickest defenders and letter winners, including three seniors. Despite we use her in our double teams and pressure losing Lindsay Lusignea to graduation, defense,” says the Tigers’ coach. “She oper- Doherty is optimistic that the defense will be ates best when we are pressuring the other a bright spot for the Tigers this season. team a lot. She uses her quickness to get the “It’s great to have all of your defenders ball downfield in transition as well.” back for the most part,” says the Tigers’ The Tigers will also have a quartet of coach. “We definitely miss having Lindsay, sophomores who will add depth on the but it’s great to have such a good core group defensive end, including Megan Mullis, who back. With the majority of playing defense has shown great improvement from her fresh- being anticipation and knowing what to man year. A strong physical defender, Mullis expect, having people back who have played does a good job of stopping one-on-one two to three years is a major asset for us.” plays, according to Coach Doherty. A starter in 12 games last year, senior In addition, second-year players Christine Laura Mezzanotte was one of the team’s Dougherty, Kelly Patterson and Kara Siegert leaders with 21 ground balls and provides the will add depth to the defense after gaining team with leadership on the defensive end. experience as freshmen. The West Islip, N.Y. native has played in 24 The Tigers also welcome a pair of talented games during her first three seasons. freshmen to the defensive group for the “Laura is a great shutdown defender and upcoming season. A native of Hudson, Ohio, is a good leader on defense for us,” says Jackie Dysert was a three-sport athlete at Coach Doherty. “She does a great job on Hudson High School who earned honorable team slides and in playing team defense.” mention All-America honors in lacrosse while The Tigers also welcome back senior co- leading the Explorers to a district champion- captain Katie Mollot on defense this season. ship as a junior. A three-year starter on defense, Mollot has Meanwhile, Megan Fitzgerald will bring played in 46 career games while making 35 a great deal of experience to the team after starts. As a junior, the Holbrook, N.Y. native serving as an alternate for the United States started 13 of 15 games and was fifth on the Under-19 National Team this past summer. A very athletic defender, Fitzgerald was a team with 22 ground balls. Despite missing Senior most of the Fall season, Doherty feels that second team All-County selection as a senior Lauren Cassel Mollot will be ready for the season. and was a conference all-star. “Katie was injured for most of the Fall, but we are looking forward to getting her Goalkeeper back,” the Tigers’ coach says. “She is a strong The Tiger defense will be led by a pair of player and one of our defensive leaders.” talented goalkeepers in senior Mandy Corry Senior Lauren Cassel returns for her final and sophomore Casey Lean while welcom- year with the Tigers after a successful junior ing freshman Kristy Hankinson to the goal- season which saw her start 13 of 15 games. She keeper group.

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A three-year starter, Corry has started all 51 games of her college career and ranks among the Tigers’ all-time leaders with 513 saves. An all-region pick as a junior, the second-year co-captain provides stability in goal for the Tigers. “Mandy has come up with some big saves in her first three years here and we are looking for her to go out with a bang,” Doherty says. After redshirting last year, Lean has been a welcome return for Coach Doherty and the Tigers during the Fall season. Despite the fact that she has not seen much playing time during the first two seasons, Doherty is con- fident that Lean can do the job if called upon. Doherty says, “Casey is a great game goalie and I am glad to see her back in the goal after redshirting last year.” Meanwhile, Hankinson is an athletic goalkeeper who led the Liberty High School lacrosse team to a pair of conference championships and earned first team all-county and all-conference honors. A two-sport athlete, the Eldersburg, Md. native also played soccer for the Lions. Looking at the Schedule … During her first four years as the Tigers’ coach, Doherty has tried to play some of the top non-conference teams in the country as a way to prepare for the CAA and the 2008 schedule is no exception. The Tigers will face five teams which reached the NCAA Tournament last year, including local rivals Johns Hopkins and Maryland and CAA rival Hofstra. The Tigers will also travel to Richmond and Syracuse during the month of March, which should prepare the team for the CAA schedule. “We love playing some of the tougher teams out of conference like Loyola, Hopkins and Syracuse,” says Doherty. “Playing some of the top teams in the country gets you ready for the conference and then, hopefully the NCAA Tournament. We want to be one of the top teams and to do that, you have to play the top teams.” In addition to the NCAA Tournament teams from last year, the Tigers will also face local rivals Loyola, Mount St. Mary’s and UMBC during the non-conference schedule.

Senior Mandy Corry

12 2008 Tiger women’s lacrosse 2008 Towson University Women’s Lacrosse Roster No. Name Pos. Cl. Ht. Hometown/High School Alphabetical Roster 00 kristy Hankinson gk Fr. 5-1 eldersburg, Md./Liberty H.S. No. Name Pos. 1 ali Alati A Sr. 5-6 glen Ridge, N.J./Montclair Kimberley Acad. 2 maryEllen Elie m Fr. 5-7 mahtomedi, Minn./Orchard Park H.S. 1 ali Alati A 4 Jacie Kendall a So. 5-5 Harleysville, Pa./Souderton H.S. 12 kendie Bauer a 5 cassie Krause a Jr. 5-2 ellicott City, Md./Mount Hebron H.S. 20 lauren Cassel D 6 Jackie Dysert D Fr. 5-4 Hudson, Ohio/Hudson H.S. 54 mandy Corry gk 7 megan Fitzgerald D Fr. 5-3 bowie, Md./Archbishop Spalding H.S. 24 nikki Cory M 8 kelly Patterson D So. 5-6 edgewater, Md./South River H.S. 32 Therese D’Ambrosio a 9 mary Hammond a Jr. 5-9 Davidsonville, Md./St. Mary’s H.S. 16 christine Dougherty D 10 brianne Minor m Jr. 5-4 Penn Yan, N.Y./Penn Yan Academy 21 Jess Dunn A 11 nikki Marcinik m So. 5-7 Deale, Md./Southern H.S. 6 Jackie Dysert D 12 kendie Bauer a Sr. 5-5 Fallston, Md./Fallston H.S. 2 maryEllen Elie m 13 Julie Ondrako D Jr. 5-3 manlius, N.Y./Fayetteville-Manlius H.S. 7 megan Fitzgerald D 14 kara Siegert D So. 5-2 Severna Park, Md./Broadneck H.S. 27 Hillary Fratzke m 15 meggie McNamara a Jr. 5-4 Fayetteville, N.Y./Fayetteville-Manlius H.S. 9 mary Hammond a 16 christine Dougherty D So. 5-3 lindenhurst, N.Y./Lindenhurst H.S. 0 kristy Hankinson gk 18 katie Mollot D Sr. 5-6 Holbrook, N.Y./Sachem H.S. 28 lacey Jennings a 19 britt Woodfield D/M Jr. 5-3 new Windsor, Md./South Carroll H.S. 4 Jacie Kendall a 20 lauren Cassel D Sr. 5-11 Pottstown, Pa./Pottstown H.S. 5 cassie Krause a 21 Jess Dunn a Fr. 5-2 Forest Hill, Md./Fallston H.S. 33 ali Lathroum m 22 Steph Taylor m So. 5-4 Denver, Pa./Cocalico H.S. 44 casey Lean gk 23 megan Mullis D So. 5-9 annapolis, Md./Broadneck H.S. 11 nikki Marcinik m 24 nikki Cory m Fr. 5-7 Finksburg, Md./Westminster H.S. 26 lauren McAfee m 25 laura Mezzanotte D Sr. 5-6 west Islip, N.Y./West Islip H.S. 29 Sarah McCausland m 26 lauren McAfee m So. 5-7 moorestown, N.J./Moorestown H.S. 15 meggie McNamara a 27 Hillary Fratzke m Jr. 5-6 centreville, Md./Queen Anne’s County H.S. 25 laura Mezzanotte D 28 lacey Jennings a Fr. 5-6 baltimore, Md./Seton Keough H.S. 10 brianne Minor m 29 Sarah McCausland m Jr. 5-8 Phoenix, Md./Hereford H.S. 18 katie Mollot D 32 Therese D’Ambrosio a Fr. 5-4 catonsville, Md./Mt. De Sales Academy 23 megan Mullis D 33 ali Lathroum m Fr. 5-3 bishopville, Md./Stephen Decatur H.S. 13 Julie Ondrako D 44 casey Lean gk So. 5-6 annapolis, Md./Annapolis H.S. 8 kelly Patterson D 54 mandy Corry gk Sr. 5-3 north Caldwell, N.J./West Essex H.S. 14 kara Siegert D 22 Steph Taylor m Head Coach: missy Doherty (Maryland, ’97) – 5th season 19 britt Woodfield D Assistant Coaches: Sonia LaMonica (Maryland, ’04) – 1st season K katie Doolittle (Maryland, ’07) – 1st season Volunteer Asst. Coach: Shannon Witzel (Towson, ’07) – 1st season Pronounciation guide Athletic Trainer: Dana Parisi – 2nd season Captains: Mandy Corry, Hillary Fratzke, Katie Mollot, Britt Woodfield Ali ALATI AH-la-tee Kendie bauer bow-err Lauren CASSel castle Therese D’AMBROSIO Dee-am-bro-see-oh Jackie DYSERT DIE-sert MaryEllen elie ee-lee Hillary FRATZKE FRATZ-key JACIE Kendall JAY-cee Ali LATHroum lay-thrum Nikki marcinik mar-suh-nick Laura MEZZANOTTe meZZ-uh-knot-ee Katie MOLLOT moHL-let Julie Ondrako on-DRAY-ko Kara SIEGERT SEE-gurt Shannon WITZel wiT-zull

2008 Captains (left to right)— Senior Katie Mollot, Senior Mandy Corry, Junior Britt Woodfield, Junior Hillary Fratzke

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Colonial Athletic Association Coming off another record-setting season, the Colonial Athletic Asso- The conference also excels in many other sports. Delaware became ciation continues to enhance its reputation as one of the nation’s top the first CAA team to reach the Final Four of the NCAA Men’s collegiate conferences. Lacrosse Championship in 2007. A league-record four men’s soccer With a geographic footprint stretching from Boston to Atlanta, teams earned NCAA berths in 2006, with Towson and Old Dominion the CAA encompasses five of the nation’s nine largest metropolitan advancing to the round of 16. A league-high four teams also repre- areas. The conference has produced 16 national team champions in sented the conference in the NCAA Men’s Tennis Championship. five different sports, 33 individual national champions, 12 national William & Mary reached the round of 16 in women’s tennis and the players of the year, 11 national coaches of the year and 12 Honda Tribe tandem of Megan Moulton-Levy and Katarina Zoricic was Award winners. Even more impressive, however, are the honors accu- ranked No. 1 in the nation and reached the finals of the NCAA mulated away from competition, which include five Rhodes Scholars Doubles Championship. CAA squads have won 10 field hockey and 21 NCAA post-graduate scholars. In 2006-07, the CAA had six national titles since the championship began in 1981, which is the ESPN the Magazine Academic All-Americans and more than 1,600 most of any Division I conference. Hofstra finished seventh overall of our 4,000 student-athletes received the Commissioner’s Academic at the NCAA Wrestling Championship and William & Mary finished Award after posting at least a 3.2 grade point average while lettering eighth nationally in men’s cross country. In baseball, the league had in a varsity sport. 17 players chosen in the 2007 Major League Baseball The landscape of the conference stretches draft. There were 37 CAA student-athletes who along the majority of the East Coast, and received All-America honors. includes six of the nation’s top 25 media CAA member institutions are commit- markets - New York (1), Philadelphia ted to excellence in the classroom. The (4), Boston (5), Washington, D.C. Colonial Academic Alliance was (8), Atlanta (9) and Baltimore (23). created in 2002 by the league’s pres- The number of television homes in idents with a goal of expanding their the CAA market exceeds 19 partnership to all aspects of univer- million. sity life outside of intercollegiate The CAA now sponsors 22 sports athletics. Among the programs with the addition of a 12-team foot- already established are an undergradu- ball league in 2007. Male athletes ate research conference, coordination of compete for championships in baseball, study abroad programs and granting visit- basketball, cross country, football, golf, ing academic status to student-athletes traveling lacrosse, soccer, swimming & diving, tennis, track & to an away contest so that they have access to librar- field and wrestling. Female athletes battle for conference titles in ies, academic resource centers and computer labs. basketball, cross country, field hockey, golf, lacrosse, soccer, softball, In 2002, two faculty members from CAA institutions were swimming & diving, tennis, track & field and volleyball. In 2006-07, awarded academia’s most coveted distinction - the Nobel Prize. John a league-record 29 teams earned NCAA Tournament berths. B. Fenn, a research professor in the Department of Chemistry at The conference has made its presence known nationally in men’s Virginia Commonwealth University, received the Nobel Prize for chem- basketball with four teams advancing to post-season play for the past istry, and Vernon Smith, a professor of economics and law at George three years. Conference champion VCU pulled the most noted upset Mason University, shared the Nobel Prize in economic sciences. of the NCAA first round last season with its 79-77 victory over Duke Commissioner Thomas E. Yeager has guided the CAA since its and Old Dominion became the second CAA team in as many years inception. The conference traces its roots back to 1983 when three to receive an NCAA at-large bid. Hofstra returned to the NIT for the of its current members- George Mason University, James Madison third straight season and Drexel made its fourth NIT appearance in University, and the College of William and Mary - were aligned with the last five years. In 2006, George Mason became the first mid- East Carolina University, the United States Naval Academy and the major program since 1979 to reach the Final Four, knocking off University of Richmond as a basketball league (ECAC South). During powerhouses Michigan State, North Carolina, Wichita State and the next two years, the league added 11 sports, acquired two new Connecticut along the way. The Patriots were ranked No. 8 in the members (the University of North Carolina at Wilmington and Amer- final ESPN/USA Today Top 25 poll, which was the highest ever for ican University) and decided to form a new association. The trans- a CAA team. formation from ECAC South to CAA took place on June 6, 1985. In women’s basketball, the CAA had three teams earn NCAA Charter members George Mason, James Madison, UNC Wilm- Tournament berths for the first time and four squads advanced to ington and William and Mary were joined by Old Dominion Univer- post-season play for the second straight year. Perennial power Old sity in 1991 and by Virginia Commonwealth University in 1995. The Dominion, which has captured three national championships (1979, conference added the University of Delaware, Drexel University, 1980, 1985) and was national runner-up in 1997, captured its 16th Hofstra University and Towson University in 2001. Georgia State consecutive conference title. James Madison returned to the NCAA University and Northeastern University became members of the con- Tournament for the first time since 1996 and Delaware made its second- ference on July 1, 2005. ever trip to the NCAA’s. Hofstra completed its most successful season From all-star athletes to Nobel Prize winning faculty, the CAA in school history by advancing to the quarterfinals of the WNIT. takes great pride in producing performers who stand out both on the playing field and in the classroom.

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Sophomore Nikki Marcinik tiger Profiles

2003 conference championship … helped the Knights earn a number Mandy eight ranking as a sophomore … earned All-America, All-State and 54 All-Conference honors as a senior … served as a team captain … Corry selected to play in the North-South All-Star Game … had a goals 5-3 Senior • Goalkeeper against average of 4.75 as a senior … was a four-year starter and North Caldwell, N.J. • West Essex H.S. captain for the soccer team, earning All-Conference and All-State Physical Education Major distinction … also played three years of basketball. Personal: Career goal is to become a physical education teacher … lists her mother as the person she most admires … enjoys sports, Three-year starter at goalkeeper … sleep, music and cooking … has coached soccer and lacrosse during second-year captain … has started Co-Captain the summer … favorite athlete is Brian Urlacher … favorite book all 51 games of her career … solid is “No One Gets Out Alive” by Jerry Hopkins … favorite movie competitor … has quick hands … is Boondock Saints … favorite meal is chicken cutlets … lists most ranks among Towson’s all-time leaders in saves. memorable experience as winning the CAA Championship as a 2007 Season: Started all 15 games for the Tigers … played all 914 freshman … has one older sister … father graduated from Villanova minutes in goal … ranked second on team and fifth in CAA with University and works as a CPA and broker … mother is a dental as- 2.53 ground ball per game average … ranked fourth in CAA in saves sistant … daughter of Dave and Sandy Corry … born on February per game with 8.73 average … had four games with 10 or more 24, 1986 in Livingston, N.J. saves … recorded season-high 16 saves in win at New Hampshire Season GP/GS MP GA GAA Saves pct. GBs cTs … had 11 saves in loss to 14th-ranked Syracuse … tallied 13 saves 2007 15/15 913:36 173 11.36 131 .431 38 10 at George Washington and recorded career-high 10 ground balls … 2006 17/17 1036:05 197 11.40 183 .482 28 1 made 11 saves in 19-13 victory at George Mason … held Drexel to 2005 19/19 1118:08 165 8.85 199 .547 46 8 season-low six goals and made eight saves in 12-6 win … made 13 Career 51/51 3068:19 535 10.46 513 .490 112 19 saves in season finale against Johns Hopkins … allowed just seven goals in season-opening victory over American while making seven saves … limited William & Mary to seven goals and made five saves Career Highs: in home win ... named to CAA Commissioner’s List. Minutes Played: 74:27, vs. George Washington (3/4/06) Saves: 19, at James Madison (4/10/05) 2006 Season: Started all 17 games for the Tigers … played all but Goals Allowed (fewest): 0, vs. American (3/2/05) four minutes in goal … named to IWLCA All-Mid Atlantic regional Ground Balls: 10, at George Washington (3/18/07) first team … ranked second in the conference in save percentage, stopping 48.2 per cent of the shots she faced … was fourth in the CAA in goals against average (11.40) … led the CAA for the second Getting to Know Mandy Corry straight year in saves per game, making 10.76 saves per contest … tallied 10 or more saves in 12 of 17 games … recorded 11 saves The TV show I never miss is: Grey’s Anatomy and Friday Night Lights in win over George Washington while allowing just eight goals … My favorite professional sports team is: New York Giants registered 15 saves in win over Connecticut … allowed season-best I am secretly afraid of: giving blood I can’t live without: music seven goals while making 13 saves against Syracuse on March 19 … The most influential people in my life are: my mom made season-high 17 saves in win at William & Mary … allowed I started playing lacrosse when: 9th grade just nine goals in win over Drexel and in CAA semifinal against My favorite part about road trips is: sleeping on the bus James Madison … tallied 16 saves at Johns Hopkins in regular sea- My favorite class at Towson has been: Principles of Coaching son finale … named to CAA Commissioner’s List. My favorite place on campus is: Patuxent Lounge 2005 Season: Started all 19 games en route to being named CAA The best part of being a college athlete is: being a role model Rookie of the Year … also named to All-Rookie Team and earned When I am done with college I will: teach second team All-CAA status … ranked third in the league in goals My goals for this year are: winning the CAA championship against (8.86) and second in save percentage (.547) and saves per A place I’ve always wanted to visit is: Italy game (10.47) … recorded 10 or more saves 10 times … named CAA If I could meet any person in history, it would be: Jim Morrison If I could invite any three people to dinner, they would be: my grandfather, Rookie of the Week after making 34 saves in two games while al- Jesus, Jim Morrison lowing just 11 goals … made career-high 19 saves against James My most prized possession is: my family Madison … allowed just four goals in win over William & Mary … My craziest ambition is: to somehow become a millionaire recorded career-high six ground balls against George Washington If I could be Coach Doherty for a day, I would: take the team to Chuck E. Cheese … made 16 saves against George Washington … added five ground I wear my jersey number because: it was given to me balls against Old Dominion. I would like to be a contestant on the reality show: Big Brother At WEST ESSEX HIGH SCHOOL: Three-sport athlete at West Essex In one word, I describe myself as: fun … earned 11 varsity letters … four-year starter on lacrosse team for My nickname is: Mando Coach Jill Cosse … helped Knights win 2002 Group B state title and The best gift I ever received was: my turtle, Pudge One thing I must have with me on road trips is: my bus blanket In 10 years, I see myself: teaching, coaching and married 16 2008 Tiger women’s lacrosse Towson University’s Female Rookie of the Year … named to CAA Hillary Commissioner’s List. 27 At QUEEN ANNE’S COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL: Three-sport athlete Fratzke at Queen Anne’s … two-time All-America lacrosse pick for Coach 5-6 Junior • Midfield Beth Armstrong … helped the Lions to a conference championship Centreville, Md. • Queen Anne’s County H.S. … All-Mid Atlantic selection … also played basketball and lacrosse Political Science Major … named as the conference Player of the Year in all three sports … named to National Honor Society and served as president and vice president. Very talented midfielder who earned second team All-America honors as Personal: Career goal is to become a Physician’s Assistant … lists Co-Captain a sophomore … named CAA Rookie her sister, Courtney, as the person she most admires … enjoys play- of the Year in 2006 … takes majority ing lacrosse, soccer, basketball and rock climbing … has worked as of the draws for the Tigers … good defender who led team in caused a dockhand at a marina during the summer … lists favorite athlete turnovers last year … has excellent speed and can create transition as Ed Reed of the Baltimore Ravens … enjoy reading books by Kurt offense … set NCAA record by averaging 6.29 draw controls per Vonnegut … favorite movies are Finding Nemo and Ace Ventura … game as a freshman … good student who is a two-time selection likes listening to music by Kenny Chesney and The Eagles … favor- to CAA Commissioner’s List … earned CAA Scholar Athlete of the ite meal is sushi … enjoys eating at Sushi Hana … favorite restau- Year award last year. rant is Chipotle … most memorable experience is becoming the first person (male or female) to score 1,000 career points in basketball 2007 Season: Started all 15 games for the Tigers … named first at her high school … has five siblings … sister, Ashley, plays soccer team All-Colonial Athletic Association … earned second team at Bridgewater College … father is an engineer who graduated from IWLCA/U.S. Lacrosse All-America honors … selected to IWLCA Virginia Tech … daughter of Richard Fratzke and Lynda Tuenner- All-Mid Atlantic regional first team … earned ESPN The Magazine man … born on June 26, 1987 in Cheyenne, Wyoming. Academic All-District II second team … honored as CAA Scholar- Season GP/GS Shots Goals Assists points GBs DCs cTs Athlete for women’s lacrosse ... led Tigers with 48 goals and 12 assists … led CAA and ranked second in nation in ground balls per 2007 15/15 108 48 12 60 56 56 41 game with 3.73 average … ranked sixth nationally in draw controls 2006 17/15 67 30 14 44 32 107 14 per game with 3.73 average, which led CAA … led CAA in caused Career 32/30 175 78 26 104 88 163 55 turnovers per game with 2.73 average, which ranked second in NCAA Division I … ranked second in CAA with 3.20 goal per game Career Highs: average … scored at least two goals in 14 of 15 games … recorded Goals: 5, two times career-high five goals in season-opening victory against American Assists: 2, six times and against 14th-ranked Syracuse … had four goals with two as- Points: 6, two times sists in win at George Mason … tallied four goals against Loyola Ground Balls: 7, vs. Richmond (3/25/07) in overtime loss … had four goals and an assist at James Madison Draw Controls: 11, two times … recorded four-goal, one-assist effort at Hofstra in CAA finale … scored three goals with an assist in overtime victory against Rich- mond … also had career-high seven ground balls against Spiders … Getting to Know Hillary Fratzke tallied three goals with two assists in home victory against Drexel The TV show I never miss is: Grey’s Anatomy … also had three-goal effort against Johns Hopkins … scored three My favorite professional sports team is: Ravens goals and recorded six draw controls at George Washington ... My biggest pet peeve is: when people can’t take a joke named to CAA Commissioner’s List. I am secretly afraid of: ET Nobody knows how much I like to: play video games 2006 Season: Played in all 17 games while making 15 starts … I can’t live without: my family named Colonial Athletic Association Rookie of the Year earned sec- The most influential people in my life are: my sisters ond team All-CAA status in first season … led the nation in draw I started playing lacrosse when: I was in 8th grade controls per game, averaging 6.29 per outing … emerged as a scor- My best lacrosse memory is: beating Richmond in overtime ing threat by scoring 30 goals and 44 points … ranked second on My favorite class at Towson has been: Microbiology with Dr. Ghent the team with 14 assists … broke the NCAA single-season record for My favorite place on campus is: Patuxent Lounge draw controls with 107, eclipsing the record held by Georgetown’s The most important thing I’ve learned as a Towson athlete is: balancing my time Gloria Lozano … tallied multiple goals in 10 of 17 games … set The best thing about Towson lacrosse is: being on such a close-knit team career high with four goals against Richmond on March 27 … tied A place I’ve always wanted to visit is: Italy career high with two assists against American and William & Mary If I could meet any person in history, it would be: Winston Churchill … tied career high with 11 draw controls in win over Drexel and My most prized possession is: my pooch was named CAA Rookie of the Week … opened college career with I wear my jersey number because: it’s been my favorite number since I was little two-goal, two-assist effort against American along with nine draw I would like to be a contestant on the reality show: Survivor controls to earn CAA Rookie of the Week award … honored as If I had the entire day to myself to do anything I wanted, I would: go sky-diving

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Season GP/GS Shots Goals Assists points GBs DCs cTs Katie 2007 15/13 0 0 0 0 22 7 4 18 2006 12/11 4 1 1 2 13 6 4 Mollot 2005 19/11 23 5 3 8 28 5 6 5-6 Senior • Defense Career 46/35 27 6 4 10 63 18 14 Holbrook, N.Y. • Sachem H.S Physical Education Major Career Highs: Goals: 2, at Richmond (3/27/05) Assists: 1, four times Three-year starter as a defensive Points: 2, two times midfielder … serving as co-captain Ground Balls: 5, two times Co-Captain for second straight year … missed Draw Controls: 2, two times most of Fall season with injury … consistent defender … strong player. 2007 Season: Co-captain who played in all 15 games … started 13 times … ranked fifth on team with 22 ground balls … tied career Getting to Know Katie Mollot high with five ground balls against Old Dominion … matched career The TV show I never miss is: Grey’s Anatomy, Full House, and Life of Ryan high with two draw controls against George Washington … caused My favorite professional sports team is: Jets two turnovers at James Madison … had three ground balls against My biggest pet peeve is: people being pessimistic New Hampshire and Hofstra. I can’t live without: my family and friends The most influential people in my life are: my dad and my brother 2006 Season: Played in 12 games while making 11 starts … I started playing lacrosse when: I was in 7th grade missed part of the season due to an ankle injury … scored goal My best lacrosse memory is: winning the 2005 CAA Championship against Pennsylvania on March 12 on a free-position attempt … My favorite part about road trips is: team bonding and dancing on the bus tallied an assist against Connecticut in 16-13 win … tallied season- My favorite class at Towson has been: Gymnastics high three ground balls against Syracuse, Old Dominion and Johns My favorite place on campus is: the stadium Hopkins. When I am done with college I will: become a teacher, coach, mother 2005 Season: Played in all 19 games with 11 starts … led all Ti- My goals for this year are: reach the NCAA Tournament ger rookies with five goals … also added three assists … scored first The best thing about Towson lacrosse is: my teammates A place I’ve always wanted to visit is: California career goal against Albany … tallied career-high two goals against If I could meet any person in history, it would be: Princess Diana Richmond … recorded five ground balls against Denver … tallied an If I could invite any three people to dinner, they would be: my grandma, assist in three games. my great aunt, and my grandpa At SACHEM HIGH SCHOOL: Played both lacrosse and soccer at Sa- My most prized possession is: my angel collection chem High School … earned honorable mention All-America status My craziest ambition is: to live in California for a while in lacrosse as a senior … also named All-County and All-League … If I could trade places with anyone on the team, it would be: Hillary Fratzke named as the team MVP … served as team captain in both soccer I would like to be a contestant on the reality show: Deal or No Deal and lacrosse … earned All-League distinction in soccer. In one word, I describe myself as: optimistic My nicknames are: Moll, Mollot, Molly Personal: Career goal is to become a physical education teacher The best gift I ever received was: when my dad did not have lung cancer … lists her mother as the person she admires most … enjoys playing One thing I must have with me on road trips is: my iPod sports … has worked as a lifeguard and at lacrosse camps during the In 10 years, I see myself: as a mother summer … favorite athlete is Michael Jordan … enjoys reading “Di- ary for Nicholas” … favorite movie is Elf … lists favorite musician as Madonna … favorite meal is spaghetti and meat balls … lists most memorable experience as making the NCAA Tournament and going to England and Ireland with the Tiger lacrosse team … has an older brother and an older sister … brother, Mike, played lacrosse at the University of Maryland and currently plays for the Washington Bay- hawks of Major League Lacrosse … father is a teacher and a graduate of the University of South Carolina … mother works in sales and graduated from Farmingdale University … daughter of Steven and Helen Mollot … born on July 9, 1986 in Port Jefferson, N.Y. Katie Mollot

18 2008 Tiger women’s lacrosse Britt 19 Woodfield 5-3 Junior • Midfield New Windsor, Md. • South Carroll H.S. Exercise Science and Nursing

Two-year starter at midfield … one of the hardest workers on the team Co-Captain … solid all-around player … has developed into a good midfielder … good student who is a two-time selection to CAA Commissioner’s List. 2007 Season: Started all 15 games at midfield … ranked fourth on team with 19 goals and 26 points … third on team with seven assists … scored a goal in 14 of 15 games, including last 11 outings Britt Woodfield … had five multi-goal games and ten multi-point efforts … tallied two goals with an assist against Delaware … scored two goals in Season GP/GS Shots Goals Assists points GBs DCs cTs victories against George Mason, Richmond and William & Mary … 2007 15/15 55 19 7 26 23 25 12 had a goal and season-high two assists against Drexel ... named to 2006 17/16 38 16 7 23 13 9 7 CAA Commissioner’s List. Career 32/31 93 35 14 49 36 34 19 2006 Season: Played in all 17 games while making 16 starts … scored 16 goals with seven assists in first year … opened college Career Highs: career with six goals on six shots in win over American on March 1 Goals: 6, at American (3/1/06) … tallied two goals against George Mason on April 18 … recorded Assists: 3, vs. Connecticut (3/10/06) season-high three assists in home win over Connecticut on March Points: 6, at American (3/1/06) 10 … caused a pair of turnovers against Pennsylvania and Old Do- Ground Balls: 3, five times minion … named to CAA Commissioner’s List. Draw Controls: 3, four times At SOUTH CARROLL High School: Played lacrosse at South Carroll for Mac Kantruss and Cameo Shipley … finished second in the county three straight years … named as a state finalist for the Getting to Know Britt Woodfield Wendy’s High School Heisman Award … named as South Carroll’s The TV show I never miss is: Grey’s Anatomy Athlete of the Year … three-time first team all-conference selection My favorite professional sports team is: Baltimore Ravens … named first team all-county selection twice … three-time WTTR My biggest pet peeve is: people in bad moods Athlete of the Week … recorded 80 goals and 45 assists in three sea- I am secretly afraid of: sharks sons … also played field hockey and basketball … served as a team Nobody knows how much I like to: play field hockey captain for all three sports as a senior … helped field hockey win I can’t live without: my family and my dog state title as a sophomore … honor roll student. The most influential people in my life are: my late stepdad Personal: Considering a career in physical education … lists her I started playing lacrosse when: I was in 6th grade late stepfather as the person she admires most … enjoys playing field My best lacrosse memory is: beating Richmond in overtime hockey and basketball in addition to lacrosse … also enjoys listen- My favorite part about road trips is: the firesuit and people singing on the bus My favorite class at Towson has been: Anatomy, Principles of Coaching ing to music … has worked as a babysitter and a waitress during My favorite place on campus is: PAWS the summer … favorite athlete is Ray Lewis … favorite movies are The best thing about Towson lacrosse is: our team is really cohesive “Not Another Teen Movie” and “Glory Road” … favorite actor is A place I’ve always wanted to visit is: Paris Russell Crowe … enjoys listening to music by Kenny Chesney and If I could meet any person in history, it would be: Ray Lewis Rascal Flatts … enjoys eating tacos … most memorable experience My most prized possession is: my dog is winning field hockey state title as a sophomore … favorite quote I wear my jersey number because: it’s my favorite number is “Play for the name on the front of your jersey and not the one on I would like to be a contestant on the reality show: The Real World your back” … has one older sister … parents are both graduates of In one word, I describe myself as: intense and always happy Catonsville Community College … father is a manager at Safeway My nicknames are: Wood, Bwood, Woody, little bunny … mother is a title abstractor … daughter of Mark Woodfield and The best gift I ever received was: my dog, Raven JoAnn Molloy … born on May 12, 1987 in Frederick, Md In 10 years, I see myself: married with 2 kids and working as a nurse

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Ali 1 Alati 5-6 Senior • Attack Glen Ridge, N.J. • Montclair Kimberley Academy Economics Major

One of the fastest players on the team … does a great job at redefending … has a strong one on one move Ali Alati … good shooter … has improved her attacking skills during her career … started at attack as a sophomore. 2007 Season: Played in all 15 games and started 11 times … scored 10 goals with two assists … had three multi-goal games … scored two goals and had an assist in win over William & Mary along with career-high four draw controls … tallied two-goal efforts at George Mason and against Drexel … scored a goal with an assist at Delaware … recorded goals in four other games. 2006 Season: Played in 15 games and made eight starts … scored Season GP/GS Shots Goals Assists points GBs DCs cTs first career goal against New Hampshire on March 16 … also scored 2007 15/11 20 10 2 12 18 9 7 a goal against Delaware … recorded lone assist of the season in win 2006 15/8 11 2 1 3 16 4 4 over Drexel … set career high with three ground balls against New 2005 8/0 1 0 1 1 1 0 0 Hampshire and Syracuse … recorded a draw control in each of four Career 38/19 32 12 4 16 35 13 11 games … named to CAA Commissioner’s List. 2005 Season: Played in eight games as a freshman … recorded an assist against Johns Hopkins … earned a ground ball in the season Career Highs: opener against American. Goals: 2, three times Assists: 1, four times At MONTCLAIR KIMBERLEY ACADEMY: Four-sport athlete at Points: 3, vs. William & Mary (4/15/07) Montclair Kimberley Academy … helped lacrosse team win prep Ground Balls: 4, vs. William & Mary (4/15/07) championship as a sophomore … helped Cougars win the division Draw Controls: 3, at George Washington (3/18/07) championship in 2002 … named first team All-Stars and Stripes and first team All-County as a senior … named as the team’s MVP dur- Getting to Know Ali Alati ing her senior season … earned second team All-Stars and Stripes The TV show I never miss is: Top Chef and All-County as a sophomore … also played soccer and basketball My favorite professional sports team is: New Jersey Devils and ran track … received first team All-CHC distinction as a senior I am secretly afraid of: robbers after helping team win CHC title … named second team All-County I can’t live without: my family as a senior after being named honorable mention notice during ju- The most influential people in my life are: my family and peers nior season. I started playing lacrosse when: I was in the 5th grade Personal: Aspires to work in brand marketing … lists her par- Before a game, I have to: dance in the locker room ents as the people she admires the most … has worked at lacrosse My favorite class at Towson has been: Principles of Marketing camps during the summer … lists Mia Hamm as her favorite ath- My favorite place on campus is: PAWS lete … enjoys reading books by J.K. Rowling … favorite movie The most important thing I’ve learned as a Towson athlete is: to be confi- dent and always believe in yourself is Superbad … lists Ryan Goslin as her favorite actor … favorite The best thing about Towson lacrosse is: my team. I couldn’t ask for musical group is Guster … most memorable experience was go- better teammates. ing to California with her family and surfing for the first time … A place I’ve always wanted to visit is: Australia and Italy has two sisters and one brother … father played lacrosse at Mary- My most prized possession is: my cross that my mom gave me land … parents graduated from Kutztown … daughter of Thomas My craziest ambition is: to become an experienced surfer and Monica Alati … born on October 19, 1986 in Montclair, N.J. I would like to be a contestant on the reality show: Life of Ryan In one word, I describe myself as: relentless If I had the entire day to myself to do anything I wanted, I would: go to the closest beach and surf or relax The best gift I ever received was: a car One thing I must have with me on road trips is: my iPod

20 2008 Tiger women’s lacrosse career start … played final 30 minutes of Tigers’ 8-0 win over How- Kendie ard during junior season and made two saves … saw action in three 12 games as a senior … has career 1.78 goals against average while Bauer stopping 77.4 per cent of the shots she has faced. 5-5 Senior • Attack AT FALLSTON HIGH SCHOOL: Two-sport athlete for the Cougars Fallston, Md. • Fallston H.S. … served as captain for soccer and lacrosse teams … member of the Sports Management Major Elite 300 All-Star team … named as a Minds in Motion scholar … member of Varsity Club … honor roll student. Recognized for her feeding abil- Personal: Lists her parents as the people she admires most … en- ity … consistently a threat with the joys working out, fishing, eating crabs, sports and spending time with ball behind the goal … has good her teammates … favorite book is “Hatchet” … lists favorite athlete game sense … sees the field well and as Mariusz Pudzianowski … favorite movie is “Dumb and Dumber” makes smart decisions … two-sport athlete at Towson … three-year … enjoys most types of music … favorite foods are crabs, ice cream member of Tiger women’s soccer team. and waffles … lists favorite quote as “At any one moment, there are a million ways to have fun” … has one brother, Chad, who attends 2007 Season: Appeared in ten games … started six times … tal- Loyola College … parents own advertising company … mother is a lied two assists … recorded an assist against Pennsylvania and Syra- graduate of the University of Maryland … daughter of Carl and Dana cuse … took lone shot of season against Drexel. Bauer … born on September 29, 1986 in Baltimore, Md. 2006 Season: Played in six games … recorded a shot against New Season GP/GS Shots Goals Assists points GBs DCs cTs Hampshire along with a ground ball … named to CAA Commis- 2007 10/6 1 0 2 2 4 0 1 sioner’s List. 2006 6/0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 2005 Season: Played in 17 of 19 games and made one start … 2005 17/1 5 2 8 10 17 5 4 ranked fifth on the team and led all freshmen with eight assists … Career 33/7 7 2 10 12 22 5 5 scored first career goal in 16-8 win over Richmond … also scored a Career Highs: goal against Old Dominion … tallied 17 ground balls along with five Goals: 1, two times draw controls and four caused turnovers … recorded three assists Assists: 3, vs. American (3/2/05) against Connecticut and American … also added five ground balls Points: 3, two times against the Eagles. Ground Balls: 5, at American (3/1/06) AS A TIGER SOCCER PLAYER: Two-year reserve at goalkeeper … Draw Controls: 2, at American (3/1/06) has appeared in five career games while making three starts … started three games in goal as a sophomore in place of injured Brandi Getting to Know Kendie Bauer Daniels … recorded career-high nine saves against Virginia Com- monwealth … made eight saves in first college win, a 2-1 victory The TV show I never miss is: Man vs. Wild over Northeastern … also had four saves at James Madison in first My favorite professional sports team is: Baltimore Ravens I am secretly afraid of: Jafar from Aladdin (the movie) Nobody knows how much I like to: go fishing I can’t live without: my family The most influential people in my life are: my parents I started playing lacrosse when: I was in the 8th grade Before a game, I have to: say a prayer My best lacrosse memory is: winning the 2005 CAA Championships My favorite part about road trips is: pranks My favorite class at Towson has been: Sports Sales and Sponsorship My favorite place on campus is: Johnny Unitas Stadium or Towson Center The most important thing I’ve learned as a Towson athlete is: Life goes on! The best part of being a college athlete is: the friendships on your team When I am done with college, I will: stay busy and be happy My goals for this year are: win the CAA Championship Kendie Bauer The best thing about Towson lacrosse is: the team and the facilities If I could meet any person in history, it would be: my great grandma If I could invite any three people to dinner, they would: mom, dad, and brother My most prized possession is: my family My craziest ambition is: go with Bear Grylls on an excursion If I could be Coach Doherty for a day, I would: buy the team new uniforms and team sneakers I would like to be a contestant on the reality show: Fear Factor In one word, I describe myself as: consistent My nickname is: Kendie Baba

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Career Highs: Lauren Ground Balls: 3, two times 20 cassel Draw Controls: 2, vs. Syracuse (3/14/07) 5-11 Senior • Defense Pottstown, Pa. • Pottstown H.S. Psychology and Elementary/Special Education Major

Getting to Know Lauren Cassel Returning starter on defense … one The TV show I never miss is: Nip/Tuck of the team’s best mark-up defenders My favorite professional sports team is: Philadelphia Eagles … does a good job of shutting down My biggest pet peeve is: when people brush their team outside of the bathroom opponents … has a good reach for interceptions and can create turn- Nobody knows how much I like to: sleep overs. I can’t live without: milk 2007 Season: Played in all 15 games and started 13 times … tal- The most influential people in my life are: my parents lied 15 ground balls and 11 caused turnovers … had career-high I started playing lacrosse when: I was in 7th grade-never heard of it before then My best lacrosse memory is: Ali doing the “dead fish” three ground balls in season-opening win against American and My favorite part about road trips is: watching people try to sing on the bus against Drexel … recorded two caused turnovers in win at New My favorite class at Towson has been: Dance Composition I Hampshire and at Delaware … had career-high two draw controls My favorite place on campus is: Starbucks against Syracuse. The most important thing I’ve learned as a Towson athlete is: to never give up 2006 Season: Missed majority of the season due to injury … The best part of being a college athlete is: the support and friendship of played in games against George Washington and Hofstra. other athletes When I am done with college I will: miss it! 2005 Season: Saw limited action during the early part of the sea- My goals for this year are: to win the CAA Championship son …appeared in games against American and UMBC. The best thing about Towson lacrosse is: my team At POTTSTOWN High School: Three-sport athlete at Pottstown My most prized possession is: my camera High School … played lacrosse for Coach Andrew Bachman … My craziest ambition is: to go deep sea scuba-diving helped Trojans win Pioneer Athletic Conference lacrosse title in If I could be Coach Doherty for a day, I would: send the team to the diner I wear my jersey number because: it was given to me 2003 … earned 11 varsity letters … served as captain on field hock- I would like to be a contestant on the reality show: The Price is Right ey, basketball and lacrosse teams … earned All-Pac 10 and All-Area In one word, I describe myself as: optimistic honors in lacrosse as a junior and senior … received the Pottstown If I had the entire day to myself to do anything I wanted, I would: lay on High School Athletic Association award as a senior … member of the beach with an ice cold smoothie All-Academic basketball team as a junior and a senior … four-year My nickname is: LC, Lowee member of the high honor roll … member of National Honor So- The best gift I ever received was: my first teddy bear, Chocky ciety. One thing I must have with me on road trips is: my uniform! Personal: Career goal is to become an elementary school or spe- In 10 years, I see myself: hopefully married with kids and teaching elementary cial education teacher … lists her parents and younger brother as or special education the people she admires most … enjoys going out to eat, dancing and watching movies … has worked as a summer camp counselor and at the YMCA during the summer … favorite movie is “Love and Bas- ketball” … favorite song is “I Hope You Dance” by Leann Womack … favorite restaurant is Shady Maple … has one younger brother … daughter of James and Susan Cassel … born on January 19, 1986 in Phoenixville, Pa. Season GP/GS Shots Goals Assists points GBs DCs cTs 2007 15/13 1 0 0 0 15 4 11 2006 2/0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2005 2/0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Career 19/13 1 0 0 0 15 4 11

22 2008 Tiger women’s lacrosse Lauren Cassel lotte … younger brother, Peter, is a redshirt freshman midfielder for Laura the Tiger men’s lacrosse team … parents are graduates of Long Island University … father works on the Long Island Railroad … mother 25 Mezzanotte works in the Study Abroad program at Stony Brook University … daughter of Vincent and Aida Mezzanotte … born on April 16, 1986 5-6 Senior • Defense in West Islip, N.Y. West Islip, N.Y. • West Islip H.S. Speech Pathology and Audiology Major Season GP/GS Shots Goals Assists points GBs DCs cTs 2007 14/12 0 0 0 0 21 9 16 2006 5/1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 Returning starter on defense … good 2005 5/0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 leader on defensive unit … moved Career 24/13 0 0 0 0 22 9 16 from attack to defense prior to sophomore year … does a great job on team slides and playing team defense … talented defender. Career Highs: Ground Balls: 3, three times 2007 SEASON: Played in 14 games and started 12 times … ranked Draw Controls: 2, at New Hampshire (3/10/07) sixth on team with 21 ground balls … had three ground balls and forced three caused turnovers against Old Dominion … recorded three caused turnovers at George Washington and had two ground balls … tallied three ground balls and caused two turnovers in over- Getting to Know Laura Mezzanotte time win against Richmond … had three ground balls against James The TV show I never miss is: Grey’s Anatomy Madison … earned three caused turnovers and tallied two ground My favorite professional sports team is: Jets Football balls against Drexel … recorded career-high two draw controls My biggest pet peeve is: people who don’t clean up after themselves against New Hampshire ... named to CAA Commissioner’s List. I am secretly afraid of: ending up alone I can’t live without: my family 2006 SEASON: Played in five games … made first college start in The most influential people in my life are: my parents regular season finale against Johns Hopkins … tallied first career I started playing lacrosse when: I was 6 years old ground ball against Blue Jays … named to CAA Commissioner’s Before a game, I have to: talk to my dad List. My best lacrosse memory is: winning the CAA championship my freshman year 2005 SEASON: Appeared in five games in her rookie season … saw My favorite class at Towson has been: Sign Language action against American, Denver, Richmond, UMBC and Drexel in My favorite place on campus is: Johnny Unitas Stadium the midfield. A place I’ve always wanted to visit is: Australia If I could meet any person in history, it would be: my grandpa At WEST ISLIP High School: Three-sport athlete at West Islip My most prized possession is: my car High School … four-year varsity starter on lacrosse team … helped My craziest ambition is: win the lottery and be rich lacrosse team win Suffolk County Division I – Section XI titles in I would like to be a contestant on the reality show: Family Feud 2003 and 2004 for Coach Josephine Hasset … played for the New In one word, I describe myself as: independent York State National Team … served as captain as a senior … led My nickname is: Mezz team in scoring as a junior … member of the 2003 Elite Lacrosse The best gift I ever received was: my brother Yellow Jackets team … named All-County and All-League in 2003 One thing I must have with me on road trips is: my iPod … also played field hockey and basketball … earned All-County notice in field hockey as a sophomore and junior … member of the U.S. Futures field hockey team … three-year varsity starter … member of the honor roll as a sophomore and junior. Personal: Career goal is to become a speech pathologist and audi- ologist … lists her parents as the people she admires most … enjoys relaxing, spin class and spending time with friends … has worked as a lifeguard at Ocean Beach and a lacrosse coach during the summer … lists favorite athlete as David Beckham … favorite book is “The Secret” … enjoys watching the movie Knocked Up … lists favorite actor as Will Ferrell … favorite actress is Rachel McAdams … favorite bands are Gym Class Heroes and Red Hot Chili Peppers … favorite meal is seafood and enjoys eating at Pasta Mista’s … lists memorable experiences as traveling to London and Ireland with the Tiger lacrosse team, going to Italy and Greece with her family and winning the CAA Championship as a freshman … uncle, Frank, played lacrosse at Tow- son University … cousin, Nick, plays at Queens University of Char-

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Mary Getting to Know Mary Hammond 9 The TV show I never miss is: The Hills Hammond My favorite professional sports team is: Washington Redskins 5-9 Junior • Midfield My biggest pet peeve is: silence when talking on the phone I am secretly afraid of: snakes Davidsonville, Md. • St. Mary’s H.S. Nobody knows how much I like to: play basketball Business Administration Major I can’t live without: ice cream The most influential people in my life are: my parents I started playing lacrosse when: 8th grade Continues to improve on her attack- Before a game, I have to: pray and listen to music ing skills while finding her niche to My best lacrosse memory is: winning the CAA championship my freshman year get open … really smart player … My favorite part about road trips is: meals provided by coaches has good height … looks to become My favorite class at Towson has been: Professional Experience/Internship a threat on the offensive end … good student who is a three-time My favorite place on campus is: the field house selection to the CAA Commissioner’s List. When I am done with college I will: become a financial advisor 2007 Season: Played in six games … started against 14th-ranked My goals for this year are: to graduate in May and win the CAA championships Syracuse … had two shots … recorded first career ground ball A place I’ve always wanted to visit is: Hawaii against Loyola … named to IWLCA Academic Honor Roll and If I could meet any person in history, it would be: Johnny Unitas CAA Commissioner’s List. My most prized possession is: my cell phone My craziest ambition is: to take a cruise and visit Italy 2006 Season: Worked hard during practice all season … did not I wear my jersey number because: it was given to me see any game action … named to CAA Commissioner’s List. I would like to be a contestant on the reality show: The Amazing Race In one word, I describe myself as: compassionate 2005 Season: Missed the season as a medical redshirt … named The best gift I ever received was: my car to CAA Commissioner’s List. One thing I must have with me on road trips is: cell phone At ST. MARY’S High School: Played lacrosse at St. Mary’s for Coach Sue Chittim … helped team win the Annapolis Tournament and finish second in the IAAM Tournament … also played basketball and earned a spot on the conference All-Star team … four-year member of the honor roll. Personal: Career goal is to become a financial advisor … lists her parents as the people she admires most … enjoys playing basketball and being with friends … has interned at Morgan Stanley during the summer … favorite athlete is Michael Jordan … favorite movie is Love and Basketball … lists favorite actor as Paul Walker … enjoys listening to music by Rascal Flatts … enjoys eating at Outback Steakhouse … most memorable experience is being a part of the Tiger lacrosse team which won the CAA Championship two years ago … favorite quote is “Winners never quit and quitters never win” … one of three children in family … sister, Kelly, was an All-America soccer player at the University of Virginia … father played basketball at Limestone and is an accountant … mother played basketball at Loyola College … daughter of Mark and Gabrielle Hammond … born on June 19, 1986 in Cheverly, Md. Season GP/GS Shots Goals Assists points GBs DCs cTs 2007 6/1 2 0 0 0 1 0 0 Career 6/1 2 0 0 0 1 0 0

Career Highs: Ground Balls: 1, vs. Loyola (3/28/07)

Mary Hammond

24 2008 Tiger women’s lacrosse Cassie 5 Krause 5-2 Junior • Attack Ellicott City, Md. • Mount Hebron H.S. Family Studies Major / Psychology Minor

Good scorer who has good game sense … hoping to become one of the premiere attackers on the team … quick player who has a good shot … has good speed. 2007 SEASON: Appeared in 14 games … made four starts … tallied six goals with one assist … scored two goals in season opener, a 17-7 win against American … scored goals against Pennsylvania, Loyola, George Washington and Delaware … recorded first career assist at Hofstra in CAA finale … had career-high three ground balls in win over William & Mary. 2006 SEASON: Played in four games during her rookie season despite chronic ankle injury … recorded three shots in regular season finale against Johns Hopkins along with a ground ball. At MOUNT HEBRON High School: Played lacrosse for Brooke Kuhl McClelland at Mt. Hebron … helped the Vikings to a 74-0 record with four straight state titles during her career … honored with first team All-Mid Atlantic and honorable mention All-America sta- Cassie Krause tus … two-time All-County selection … led the team in ground balls as a sophomore … also played basketball and soccer … honor roll student … selected as school’s Student of the Month twice. Getting to Know cassie krause Personal: Lists her parents as the person she most admires … has The TV show I never miss is: Grey’s Anatomy been involved with Frisky’s Wildlife … enjoys competitive sports and My favorite professional sports team is: Baltimore Ravens drawing … has worked as a waitress during the summer … enjoys My biggest pet peeve is: people clicking their pens watching the movies The Notebook and 300 … favorite actor is Dane I am secretly afraid of: sharks Cooke … favorite musician is Jack Johnson … enjoys listening to mu- Nobody knows how much I like to: draw sic by Dave Matthews Band … enjoys eating seafood … lists most I can’t live without: my family and music memorable experience as going on a cruise to Aruba for a family va- The most influential people in my life are: my family cation … one of five children in family … older sister, Nicki, played I started playing lacrosse when: in 7th grade soccer at UMBC … father is a graduate of the Culinary Institute of Before a game, I have to: write “A.G.” on my wrist America and owns a cafeteria and catering company … daughter of My best lacrosse memory is: winning states all four years in high school David and Cindy Krause … born on May 29, 1987 in Ellicott City, My favorite class at Towson has been: PSYC 101 Md. My favorite place on campus is: the field house The most important thing I’ve learned as a Towson athlete is: time management Season GP/GS Shots Goals Assists points GBs DCs cTs When I am done with college I will: be teaching children 2007 14/4 15 6 1 7 7 8 4 My goals for this year are: to be a better lacrosse player than last year 2006 4/0 3 0 0 0 1 0 0 A place I’ve always wanted to visit is: Germany Career 18/4 18 6 1 7 8 8 4 If I could meet any person in history, it would be: my grandfather (dad’s father) My most prized possession is: my bear my father got me My craziest ambition is: travel around the world Career Highs: If I could be Coach Doherty for a day, I would: take the team to Chuck E. Cheese Goals: 2, vs. American (2/26/07) I wear my jersey number because: there are five kids in my family and every Assists: 1, at Hofstra (4/22/07) single one of us has had that number since we were little Points: 2, vs. American (2/26/07) I would like to be a contestant on the reality show: America’s Next Top Model Ground Balls: 1, eight times In one word, I describe myself as: crazy Draw Controls: 3, vs. William & Mary (4/15/07) My nicknames are: Sange, Cassange

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Season GP/GS Shots Goals Assists points GBs DCs cTs Sarah 2007 12/2 3 0 1 1 2 1 0 29 2006 16/4 5 1 0 1 14 4 2 McCausland Career 30/6 8 1 1 2 16 5 2 5-8 Junior • Midfield Phoenix, Md. • Hereford H.S. Career Highs: Electronic Media & Film Major/Mass Comm. Minor Goals: 1, vs. George Washington (3/4/06) Assists: 1, at George Washington (3/18/07) One of the team’s more physical Points: 1, two times midfielders … does a great job of Ground Balls: 3, vs. Pennsylvania (3/12/06) making presence known and mak- Draw Controls: 2, vs. New Hampshire (3/16/06) ing big plays … good at playing both ends of the field … has improved her defensive skills … two-time

selection to CAA Commissioner’s List. Getting to Know Sarah mccausland 2007 Season: Played in 12 games as a sophomore … started The TV show I never miss is: Friends against American and Delaware … tallied first career assist at George My favorite professional sports team is: Ravens Washington … recorded two ground balls and took three shots … I am secretly afraid of: the dark named to CAA Commissioner’s List. Nobody knows how much I like to: dance and eat cookies 2006 Season: Appeared in 16 games, including four starts … I can’t live without: cookies scored first career goal in college debut against George Washington The most influential people in my life are: hard workers … took two shots against Pennsylvania and Syracuse … made first I started playing lacrosse when: I was 8 college start against Connecticut on March 10 … tallied season-high My best lacrosse memory is: stripping the ball from an Ohio goalie three ground balls against Pennsylvania … recorded two draw con- My favorite part about road trips is: winning, then coming home My favorite class at Towson has been: racquetball trols against New Hampshire … named to CAA Commissioner’s My favorite place on campus is: the media center List. The most important thing I’ve learned as a Towson athlete is: a lot of At HEREFORD High School: Played lacrosse at Hereford for things you do as an athlete transfers over to real life. Coach Anne Ensor … helped the Bulls to three straight regional The best part of being a college athlete is: winning titles and the 2003 state championship … also ran cross country When I am done with college I will: be a reporter and track … helped cross country team to a 2004 state champion- My goals for this year are: be aggressive ship along with two regional titles and two appearances in the state The best thing about Towson lacrosse is: being able to play championships … was state finalist in the indoor 500-meter runs A place I’ve always wanted to visit is: Italy, France along with 1600-meter and 3200-meter relays in 2004 … honor roll If I could invite any three people to dinner, they would: Oprah Winfrey, student. Katie Couric, and Jake Gyllenhal If I could trade places with anyone on the team, it would be: Personal: Career goal is to become a news anchor and reporter Hillary Fratzke, so I could run faster. … most admires anyone who works hard for something … hobbies If I could be Coach Doherty for a day, I would: take the team to dinner include snowboarding and playing tennis and golf … has worked I wear my jersey number because: that’s what I was given as a lifeguard during the summer … lists Ray Lewis as her favorite I would like to be a contestant on the reality show: Are you smarter athlete … favorite book is “Lord of the Flies” … favorite movies are than a 5th grader? “Pride and the Prejudice” and “Pirates of the Caribbean II” … fa- If I had the entire day to myself to do anything I wanted, I would: vorite actress is Kiera Knightley … favorite actor is Jake Gyllenhaal fly to Paris, shop, then dinner … enjoys listening to OAR … favorite meal is crabs … one of five My nickname is: Causi, Sniper children in family … uncle, Howard Price, played soccer at Dart- One thing I must have with me on road trips is: iPod, bracelet (lucky) mouth … uncle, Rocky Price, played soccer at Princeton and Cornell In 10 years, I see myself: working, hopefully engaged or married … uncle, George Price, played soccer at Maryland … uncle, Milt Barrett, played lacrosse at UMBC … parents are both graduates of Maryland … mother was a swimmer for the Terrapins and works in sales … father is an executive architect … daughter of Ross and Jocelyn McCausland … born on April 5, 1987 in Baltimore, Md.

26 2008 Tiger women’s lacrosse lists most memorable experience as winning back-to-back high school Meggie state championships … grandfather, Don Savage, played basketball for the Syracuse Nationals from 1951 to 1956 after four-year baseball 15 McNamara and basketball career at LeMoyne College … stepfather is a graduate of LeMoyne College … mother is a graduate of St. Bonaventure Uni- 5-4 Junior • Attack versity … father is a graduate of SUNY Delphi … one of four children Fayetteville, N.Y. • Fayetteville-Manlius H.S. in family … daughter of Suzanne Savage and step-daughter of Joseph Economics Major Savage and father, Jim McNamara … born on November 17, 1987 in Binghamton, N.Y. Two-year starter on attack … named Season GP/GS Shots Goals Assists points GBs DCs cTs to CAA All-Rookie Team in 2006 … 2007 15/15 89 32 4 36 15 13 6 strong player who has good moves 2006 17/16 86 38 6 44 15 10 8 … has improved her redefending Career 32/31 175 70 10 80 30 23 14 skills … very versatile player.

2007 SEASON: Started all 15 games … ranked second on the team Career Highs: with 32 goals … also had four assists … earned second team All- Goals: 6, three times CAA honors … tied for first in CAA with four game-winning goals Assists: 2, at Old Dominion (3/31/06) … opened season with five-goal, one-assist in win over American Points: 6, four times … earned CAA Player of the Week honors after leading Tigers to Ground Balls: 3, four times 12-9 victory at New Hampshire with six goals, tying career high … Draw Controls: 4, at George Mason (4/8/07) scored two goals at George Washington … led Tigers to overtime victory against Richmond, scoring game-winning goal in sudden victory overtime period … tallied three goals with an assist against Delaware in CAA opener … matched career high with six-goal per- Getting to Know Meggie Mcnamara formance at George Mason … also had career-high four draw con- The TV show I never miss is: Lost trols in 19-13 win over Patriots … had three goals against William My biggest pet peeve is: rude or annoying people & Mary … scored two goals against Old Dominion and Hofstra. Nobody knows how much I like to: watch Disney movies 2006 SEASON: Played in all 17 games and started 16 of those I can’t live without: my dog Sammy games … named to CAA All-Rookie Team …led all freshmen on the The most influential people in my life are: my family and friends team with 38 goals and six assists … ranked third on the team with Before a game, I have to: do certain stick hits with Julie O., Britt, and Hill 44 points … scored three or more goals in eight games … tallied My best lacrosse memory is: winning back-to-back N.Y. state championships in high school season-high six goals in win over George Mason on April 18 and My favorite class at Towson has been: music with Nancy Larson was named CAA Rookie of the Week … opened college career with My favorite place on campus is: 2nd floor of the library four goals in win over American … recorded four goals against Con- A place I’ve always wanted to visit is: Australia necticut along with four-goal, one-assist effort against Delaware on If I could meet any person in history, it would be: Chris Farley March 24, earning conference Rookie of the Week honors … helped If I could invite any three people to dinner, they would be: Janis Joplin, Tigers to 14-9 win over Drexel with four goals on April 7. Jimmy Hendrix, and Bob Marley At FAYETTEVILLE-MANLIUS High School: Played lacrosse at My most prized possession is: my family and my dog Fayetteville-Manlius for Coach Kathy Taylor … helped the Hornets I wear my jersey number because: my best friend plays lacrosse at win state, regional, sectional and league championships as a junior Notre Dame and is 15 and senior … earned gold medal at Empire State Games in 2004 ... I would like to be a contestant on the reality show: The Real World earned first team All-League and All-Central New York selection as In one word, I describe myself as: spunky My nickname is: Meggie Mac a senior … earned second team All-League selection as a junior… The best gift I ever received was: my necklace from my grandma selected to NYS All-Tournament team as a senior … also played field hockey and was honored with first team all-league status during senior year ... was a two-time Scholar Athlete and honor roll member. Personal: Lists her parents as the people she most admires … enjoys listening to music, reading, watching movies, photography, spending time with family and friends, snowboarding and waterskiing … favorite athlete is former Tiger lacrosse player Kerin Boghosian … favorite book is “Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows” … favorite movie is Almost Famous … lists favorite actor as Taylor Kitsch … favorite bands are Modest Mouse and Phish … enjoys eating at Alto Chico …

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Career Highs: Brianne Goals: 1, two times Assists: 1, at Old Dominion (3/31/06) 10 Minor Points: 1, three times Ground Balls: 2, two times 5-4 Junior • Midfield Draw Controls: 2, at Johns Hopkins (5/2/06) Penn Yan, N.Y. • Penn Yan Academy Exercise Science Major

Getting to Know brianne minor Missed most of last season after The TV show I never miss is: Project Runway knee injury in season opener against My favorite professional sports team is: Yankees American … has recovered during My biggest pet peeve is: people who wear ugly shoes the Fall season … provides a lot of I am secretly afraid of: death energy to the team … good all-around player. I can’t live without: my cell phone The most influential people in my life are: my mom 2007 Season: Played in one game … missed remainder of season I started playing lacrosse when: I was 7 years old after suffering knee injury in season opener against American. Before a game, I have to: brush my teeth 2006 Season: Played in 12 games … made first college start in My best lacrosse memory is: winning a New York state championship CAA semifinals against James Madison … scored first career goal My favorite part about road trips is: going out to eat and the hotels against Connecticut in 16-13 win … tallied first career assist at Old My favorite class at Towson has been: Principles of Coaching Dominion on March 31 … scored goal against Drexel on April 7 … My favorite place on campus is: the Administration Building where I work tallied two ground balls against Old Dominion and Drexel. The most important thing I’ve learned as a Towson athlete is: what real commitment is all about At PENN YAN ACADEMY: Played lacrosse for Patty Queener at When I am done with college I will: start making lots of money Penn Yan Academy … helped Mustangs to a state championship as My goals for this year are: to become a top team, win games, and be a a junior and an appearance in the state tournament during senior family on and off the field season … part of three straight league championship teams … won A place I’ve always wanted to visit is: Fiji back-to-back regional and sectional titles … earned honorable men- If I could invite any three people to dinner, they would be: my future tion All-America status … recipient of Brine Unsung Hero Award husband, the boss of my dream job, and my future self. … named All-Finer Lakes and All-League … presented with the My most prized possession is: my bracelet H.E.A.R.T. award … also played soccer, indoor track and basketball My craziest ambition is: to take a sailboat around the world … received sportsmanship award. If I could be Coach Doherty for a day, I would: take the team to a baseball game and big dinner Personal: Career goal is to work in sales … lists her mother as the I wear my jersey number because: the coaches picked it for me person she admires most … hobbies include being on Kenka Lake I would like to be a contestant on the reality show: Top Chef and being with friends and family … has worked as a bartender and In one word, I describe myself as: a rollercoaster waitress at the Switzerland Inn during the summer … enjoys reading If I had the entire day to myself to do anything I wanted, I would: books by Anita Shreve … favorite movie is Green Street Hooligans be on Keuka Lake … favorite musician is John Legend … enjoys eating at The Swit- My nickname is: Brie zerland Inn … favorite quote is “What’s the use of wings if you’re One thing I must have with me on road trips is: music afraid to fly?” … has two brothers … both parents are teachers … In 10 years, I see myself: happy, healthy, doing what I love with father is a graduate of Mansfield University … mother graduated someone I love, in an awesome city. from SUNY Cortland … daughter of Brian and Debora Minor … born on April 7, 1987 in Geneva, N.Y. Season GP/GS Shots Goals Assists points GBs DCs cTs 2007 1/1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2006 12/1 5 2 1 3 5 4 1 Career 13/2 5 2 1 3 5 4 1

28 2008 Tiger women’s lacrosse Season GP/GS Shots Goals Assists points GBs DCs cTs Julie 2007 15/14 2 0 2 2 35 20 15 13 2006 17/17 8 2 1 3 46 23 14 ondrako Career 32/31 10 2 3 5 81 43 29 5-3 Junior • Defense Manlius, N.Y. • Fayetteville-Manlius H.S. Career Highs: Philosophy Major Goals: 2, at Syracuse (3/19/06) Assists: 1, three times Two-year starter on defense … one Points: 2, at Syracuse (3/19/06) of the quickest defenders on the Ground Balls: 5, five times team … excels in pressure defense Draw Controls: 5, at Delaware (4/1/07) situations … has good quickness … can create transition offense … creates a lot of unsettled situations. 2007 SEASON: Played in all 15 games and made 14 starts … named Getting to Know julie ondrako second team All-Colonial Athletic Association … ranked third on The TV shows I never miss are: Grey’s Anatomy and Desperate Housewives team with 35 ground balls … had two assists … recorded season- I am secretly afraid of: heights high four ground balls against Syracuse, Old Dominion and Johns Nobody knows how much I like to: read Hopkins … had three caused turnovers against 14th-ranked Syra- I can’t live without: my family cuse … tallied an assist against George Washington and at Delaware The most influential people in my life are: my parents … recorded career-high five draw controls against Delaware. I started playing lacrosse when: I was in the 6th grade Before a game, I have to: listen to music 2006 SEASON: Started all 17 games in her freshman campaign … My favorite class at Towson has been: Sports in a Cross-Cultural Perspective led team with 46 ground balls … ranked fifth in the CAA and 67th My favorite place on campus is: the field house in the nation in ground balls per game, averaging 2.71 per game The most important thing I’ve learned as a Towson athlete is: how to … scored both goals of the season against Syracuse on March 19 manage time between lacrosse and school work … recorded first career assist in college debut against American on When I am done with college I will: start looking for a job March 1 … tallied season-high five ground balls five times during My goals for this year are: to make it to the CAA tournament the season … registered season-high four draw controls in win over The best thing about Towson lacrosse is: my teammates Connecticut … caused three turnovers against New Hampshire and A place I’ve always wanted to visit is: Greece or Florence Hofstra. If I could meet any person in history, it would be: a Greek god or goddess My most prized possession is: my laptop At FAYETTEVILLE-MANLIUS High School: Played lacrosse at My craziest ambition is: to travel through Europe Fayetteville-Manlius H.S. for Coach Kathy Taylor … helped the I would like to be a contestant on the reality show: Beauty and the Geek Hornets win state, regional, sectional and league titles as a junior In one word, I describe myself as: giggly and senior … led the team in ground balls twice ... earned first team My nickname is: J.O. or Jules All-League and All-Central New York selection as a senior … sec- The best gift I ever received was: my car ond team All-League as a junior … named first team All-Galaxy … One thing I must have with me on road trips is: my iPod recipient of Brine Unsung Hero Award … also played soccer and ran indoor track … was a three-time All-League selection in soccer … placed sixth at the indoor track and field state championships … four-time Scholar-Athlete and honor roll member … member of the National Honor Society. Personal: Career goal is to work in advertising … lists her brother, Neil, as the person she most admires … enjoys reading, lacrosse, movies and being with friends … has worked at Panera Bread in addition to coaching at lacrosse camps and babysitting during the summer … lists favorite athlete as David Beckham … favorite movie is Miracle … favorite books are the Harry Potter series … enjoys listening to Dave Matthews Band … enjoys eating shrimp and crab legs … lists favorite restaurant as The Melting Pot … most memorable experience is winning back-to-back state high school championships … youngest of three children … both parents are graduates of St. Bonaventure Uni- versity … father works as a marketing specialist for IBM … daughter of Mark and Joanne Ondrako … born on January 11, 1987 in Taejon City, South Korea.

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Christine Getting to Know christine dougherty 16 The TV show I never miss is: Grey’s Anatomy Dougherty My favorite professional sports team is: NY Jets 5-3 Sophomore • Defense My biggest pet peeve is: when people give up Lindenhurst, N.Y. • Lindenhurst H.S. I am secretly afraid of: spiders Undeclared Major Nobody knows how much I like to: dance I can’t live without: my grandma’s chicken cutlets The most influential people in my life are: my parents Gained experience as a freshman I started playing lacrosse when: I was in fourth grade on a little league team … will add depth to the defense … Before a game, I have to: listen to pump up music earned a spot on the Tigers’ roster as My best lacrosse memory is: making playoffs in high school a walk-on last year … good student My favorite part about road trips is: listening to pump up music who was named to CAA Commissioner’s List. My favorite class at Towson has been: Sign Language My favorite place on campus is: PAWS 2007 Season: Saw limited time as a freshman … hard worker The most important thing I’ve learned as a Towson athlete is: if you set who gained experience during first year … made college debut in goals and work hard, you can achieve anything Tigers’ season-opening victory over American ... named to CAA The best part of being a college athlete is: choosing classes before every- Commissioner’s List. one else and getting free clothes When I am done with college I will: travel At LINDENHURST HIGH SCHOOL: Played field hockey and lacrosse The best thing about Towson lacrosse is: my teammates at Lindenhurst … named All-Division in lacrosse … helped Bulldogs A place I’ve always wanted to visit is: Greece reach state lacrosse playoffs for first time in school history … honor If I could meet any person in history, it would be: Princess Diana roll student. If I could invite any three people to dinner, they would be: Patrick Dempsey, Personal: Lists her parents as the people she admires the most … Todd Zeile, and Brad Pitt enjoys reading and going to the beach … has served an internship My most prized possession is: my stuffed bunny animal at American Home Mortgage during the summer … worked at a My craziest ambition is: to go to the moon private beach at The Hamptons during the summer … lists favorite If I could be Coach Doherty for a day, I would: take the team to Chuck E. Cheese again! athlete as Jen Adams … favorite book is “Tuesdays with Morrie” I wear my jersey number because: that was the number that was given to me … favorite movie is The Notebook … lists favorite actor as Patrick I would like to be a contestant on the reality show: The Real World Dempsey … enjoys eating chicken cutlets as favorite meal … most In one word, I describe myself as: determined memorable experience was reaching the state lacrosse playoffs for If I had the entire day to myself to do anything I wanted, I would: go the first time in school history during her career … older sister, Jac- skydiving again quelyn, plays lacrosse at SUNY Oswego … father is a graduate of The best gift I ever received was: a day at the spa SUNY Cortland … mother graduated from Hofstra University … One thing I must have with me on road trips is: my iPod daughter of James and Joanne Dougherty … born on December 18, In 10 years, I see myself: with a good job and possibly engaged or married. 1988 in East Islip, N.Y. Season GP/GS Shots Goals Assists points GBs DCs cTs 2007 1/0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Career 1/0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

30 2008 Tiger women’s lacrosse Christine Dougherty

Jacie Getting to Know Jacie Kendall 4 The TV show I never miss is: Grey’s Anatomy and Gossip Girls Kendall My favorite professional sports team is: Philadelphia Eagles 5-5 Sophomore • Attack My biggest pet peeve is: when people take food off my plate without asking Harleysville, Pa. • Souderton H.S. I am secretly afraid of: snakes Physical Education Major Nobody knows how much I like to: jam out to music in my car I can’t live without: sleep! The most influential people in my life are: my parents Quick attacker … gained experience I started playing lacrosse when: I was in 2nd grade as a freshman … has quick moves to- Before a game, I have to: listen to music and dance ward the goal … looking to make an My best lacrosse memory is: playing in the Cup of Nations tournament and impact on the attacking end … good watching the World Cup student who was named to CAA Commissioner’s List. My favorite part about road trips is: passing out and watching movies on the bus 2007 SEASON: Worked hard during practice throughout the sea- My favorite class at Towson has been: sign Language son … did not see any game action … named to CAA Commis- My favorite place on campus is: Johnny Unitas Stadium sioner’s List. The most important thing I’ve learned as a Towson athlete is: how to mentally prepare and deal with myself and what dedication is At SOUDERTON High School: Played four years of varsity la- When I am done with college I will: coach my high school lacrosse team and crosse and three years of varsity field hockey at Souderton High be a neonatal nurse School … led lacrosse team to three straight league championships My goals for this year are: have at least a 3.5 PGA and to improve my … led team in scoring as a junior and senior … two-time first team lacrosse skills Suburban 1 all-league selection … served as team captain as a senior The best thing about Towson lacrosse is: the team and was named as the team’s MVP … helped lead field hockey team A place I’ve always wanted to visit is: all of Europe, especially England and Italy to three straight league titles and Suburban 1 district title as a senior If I could meet any person in history, it would be: my grampy … named as school’s Best Female Athlete as a senior … honor roll If I could invite any three people to dinner, they would be: Oprah, Tiger student. Woods and Reese Witherspoon My most prized possession is: my photo albums Personal: Wants to have a career in nursing … lists her parents as My craziest ambition is: to be a famous singer/dancer the people she most admires … enjoys going to the beach, camping If I could trade places with anyone on the team, it would be: the coaches and spending time with friends … favorite athlete is Tiger Woods … If I could be Coach Doherty for a day, I would: take the team to an enjoys reading “The Pact” … favorite movies are Anchorman and amusement park for the day Grandma’s Boy… favorite actress is Reese Witherspoon … lists favor- I wear my jersey number because: it was my mom’s number ite actors as Will Ferrell and Ben Stiller … enjoys listening to music by I would like to be a contestant on the reality show: Survivor The Starting Line and The Format … favorite restaurants are Outback In one word, I describe myself as: thoughtful Steakhouse and Texas Roadhouse … lists most memorable experience If I had the entire day to myself to do anything I wanted, I would: sleep in, as winning the field hockey district title in 2005 after scoring the only make a good breakfast goal in the game and being named Homecoming Queen during senior My nickname is: Birdie year of high school … oldest of three children … mother is a graduate The best gift I ever received was: my car of Shippensburg University … daughter of David and Angela Kendall One thing I must have with me on road trips is: my iPod … born on August 18, 1988 in Sellersville, Pa. In 10 years, I see myself: married with 2 kids, coaching, and being a nurse.

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Casey 44 Lean 5-6 Sophomore • Goalkeeper Annapolis, Md. • Annapolis H.S. Undeclared Major

Returns after sitting out last season as a redshirt … played well during the Fall season … has great position- ing … does well in game situations. 2007 Season: Sat out season as a redshirt … worked hard during Casey Lean practice and gained valuable experience ... named to CAA Commis- sioner’s List. 2006 Season: Served as the backup goalkeeper to Mandy Corry … saw action in 14-9 win over Drexel on April 7. At ANNAPOLIS HIGH SCHOOL: Played lacrosse at Annapolis High School … helped the Panthers to consecutive regional championships … earned first team all-county and All-Metro honorable mention honors … second team All-County Coaches’ selection … named All-Galaxy honorable mention … also played field hockey … served as team captain and was named team MVP in both sports. Personal: Career goal is to work in advertising and film … lists her mom and dad as the people she most admires … has been involved in Holiday Share at St. Mary’s … enjoys sailing and wake- boarding … has worked as a nanny during the summer … lists favorite athlete as Dallas Friday … enjoys reading books by Mitch Albom … favorite book is “The Great Gatsby” … favorite movie is City of God … favorite actor is Vince Vaughn … lists favorite musician as Clarence Greenwood … enjoys eating at Mexican Café … most memorable experience is going to Bay Ridge during the sum- Getting to Know casey lean mer … one of three girls in family … father played lacrosse at the The TV show I never miss is: Desperate Housewives University of Maryland and is a business executive … mother is a My favorite professional sports team is: Baltimore Ravens yoga instructor … daughter of Richard and Christine Lean … born Nobody knows how much I like to: hike on June 27, 1987 in Annapolis, Md. I can’t live without: music Season GP/GS MP GA GAA Saves pct. GBs cTs The most influential people in my life are: my friends and family 2007 Sat out season as redshirt Before a game, I have to: put on my lucky shoes My best lacrosse memory is: going to England and Ireland with the team 2006 1/0 3:52 0 0.00 0 .000 0 0 My favorite part about road trips is: the bus rides Career 1/0 3:52 0 0.00 0 .000 0 0 My favorite class at Towson has been: Anthropology My favorite place on campus is: the field house Career Highs: When I am done with college I will: travel Minutes Played: 3:52, at Drexel (4/7/06) My goals for this year are: to be out on the field Saves: n/a A place I’ve always wanted to visit is: Fiji Goals Allowed (fewest): n/a My most prized possession is: iPod Ground Balls: n/a My craziest ambition is: to hike Mt. Everest If I could be Coach Doherty for a day, I would: take the team to the diner I would like to be a contestant on the reality show: Deal or No Deal In one word, I describe myself as: laid-back The best gift I ever received was: my dog One thing I must have with me on road trips is: my iPod In 10 years, I see myself: married with kids

32 2008 Tiger women’s lacrosse Season GP/GS Shots Goals Assists points GBs DCs cTs Nikki 2007 14/8 25 12 3 15 8 19 5 11 Marcinik Career 14/8 25 12 3 15 8 19 5 5-7 Sophomore • Midfield Career Highs: Deale, Md. • Southern H.S. Goals: 4, at George Mason (4/8/07) Psychology Major Assists: 1, three times Points: 4, at George Mason (4/8/07) Ground Balls: 2, three times Has improved greatly from fresh- Draw Controls: 4, vs. William & Mary (4/15/07) man year … talented athlete who can play either midfield or attack …

strong player who effectively goes to Getting to Know nikki marcinik the goal … played well as a freshman … named to CAA All-Rookie Team last year. The TV show I never miss is: Grey’s Anatomy I am secretly afraid of: the dark 2007 SEASON: Played in 14 games … made eight starts … named Nobody knows how much I like to: go snorkeling to CAA All-Rookie Team … scored 12 goals with three assists … I can’t live without: food recorded first career goal against Pennsylvania … tallied first career The most influential people in my life are: my parents assist in win at New Hampshire … had season-high four goals in I started playing lacrosse when: I was in the 3rd grade win at George Mason … scored two goals with an assist at Dela- My favorite class at Towson has been: psychology and biology ware … recorded two goals against Old Dominion and Drexel … When I am done with college, I will: hopefully get my Master’s degree had goal and an assist in season finale against Johns Hopkins … re- The best thing about Towson lacrosse is: we are one huge family corded season-high four draw controls in home win against William A place I’ve always wanted to visit is: Italy & Mary ... named to CAA Commissioner’s List. My most prized possession is: all my pictures My craziest ambition is: travel to a lot of places At SOUTHERN High School: Four-year varsity starter at South- If I could be Coach Doherty for a day, I would: do a scavenger hunt ern … earned team MVP honors as a junior and senior after leading In one word, I describe myself as: fun-loving the team in scoring both years … named to first team All-County The best gift I ever received was: ping-pong table Coaches team as a junior and senior … named as a US Lacrosse One thing I must have with me on road trips is: iPod, food All-American and Academic All-American as a senior … recipient In 10 years, I see myself: working as a nurse practioner and maybe of U.S. Army Reserve Scholar Athlete award … named first team having a husband All-County by Washington Post and Capital Gazette as a senior … second team All-County selection by Capital Gazette as a junior … helped team reach Maryland 2A State finals as a sophomore … also was a four-year letterwinner for soccer and indoor track … served as soccer team captain as a senior and was named team MVP … led team to 2002 regional championship … holds the school record for the 55-meter hurdles and is a member of the school record 4 x 800- meter relay team. Personal: Career goal is to work in nursing … lists her mother and father as the people she admires most … enjoys boating … has worked as a lifeguard during the summer … favorite book is “Angels and Demons” by Dan Brown … favorite movie is Zoolander … favorite actor is Will Farrell … enjoys listening to music by Red Hot Chili Peppers … favorite meal is sushi … lists most memorable experience as graduating from high school … oldest of two children … parents graduated from the University of Maryland … father is a real estate appraiser … mother is an assistant kindergarten teacher … daughter Nikki Marcinik of John and Linda Marcinik … born on July 25, 1988 in Annapolis, Md. … undecided major.

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Lauren Getting to Know lauren mcafee 26 The TV show I never miss is: Grey’s Anatomy McAfee My favorite professional sports team is: Philadelphia Eagles 5-7 Sophomore • Midfield I am secretly afraid of: getting buried alive Moorestown, N.J. • Moorestown H.S. Nobody knows how much I like to: read my horoscope Undeclared Major I can’t live without: the Chubs The most influential people in my life are: Mikey Powell, my sisters I started playing lacrosse when: I was in 8th grade Has good attacking skills … good My best lacrosse memory is: beating Richmond last year in overtime all-around midfielder … does great My favorite class at Towson has been: Psychology job in transition … has emerged as a My favorite place on campus is: Patuxent Lounge strong offensive threat … will work The best part of being a college athlete is: my teammates are my best friends to become more of an aggressive player … good student who was When I am done with college I will: take the year off and travel named to CAA Commissioner’s List last year. My goals for this year are: to win the CAA championship The best thing about Towson lacrosse is: our facilities and how we’re so 2007 Season: Played in all 15 games as a freshman … started nine close to our team times … scored five goals with an assist … opened career by scoring A place I’ve always wanted to visit is: Ireland a goal in first four games … also scored goal against Delaware … If I could meet any person in history, it would be: Babe Ruth had first assist of college career in win at George Mason … recorded If I could be Coach Doherty for a day, I would: take the team to dinner season-high four ground balls in season opener against American ... I would like to be a contestant on the reality show: Deal or No Deal named to CAA Commissioner’s List. In one word, I describe myself as: unpredictable My nickname is: Mac At MOORESTOWN HIGH SCHOOL: Three-year varsity letterwinner The best gift I ever received was: my car for Moorestown … led Quakers to three straight state championships … team was ranked number two nationally by LaxPower and U.S. Lacrosse … helped team win 48 straight games against state opponents … served as team captain as a senior … finished career with 66 goals and 42 assists along with 172 ground balls … named second team Burlington County Scholastic League. Personal: Career goal is to become a coach or athletic trainer … lists her parents as the people she admires most … lists hobbies as lacrosse, hanging out with friends, sports, water sports and going to the beach … has worked at lacrosse camps during the summer … favorite athlete is Mikey Powell … enjoys reading Sports Illustrated … favorite movie is 300 … favorite actor is Johnny Depp … lists favorite actress as Jennifer Aniston … favorite band is Dave Mat- thews Band … favorite meal is Chicken Parmesan … enjoys eating at T.G.I. Friday’s … most memorable experiences are winning soccer and lacrosse state championships as a senior … cousin, Michael, plays football at Lafayette College … has three siblings … father is a graduate of Temple University and works as a financial consultant … mother graduated from Camden County College … daughter of Charles and Rosemary McAfee … born on February 13, 1988 in Voorhees, N.J. Season GP/GS Shots Goals Assists points GBs DCs cTs 2007 15/9 12 5 1 6 13 2 1 Career 15/9 12 5 1 6 13 2 1

Career Highs: Goals: 1, five times Assists: 1, at George Mason (4/8/07) Points: 1, six times Ground Balls: 4, vs. American (2/26/07) Draw Controls: 1, two times

Lauren McAfee

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Megan Getting to Know megan mullis 23 The TV show I never miss is: The Office Mullis My favorite professional sports team is: Philadelphia Eagles 5-9 Sophomore • Defense My biggest pet peeve is: people who take the elevator who live on 5 Annapolis, Md. • Broadneck H.S. floors or lower Physical Education Major I am secretly afraid of: spiders Nobody knows how much I like to: go into the wilderness I can’t live without: my family Has improved greatly since freshman The most influential people in my life are: my parents year … one of the team’s strongest I started playing lacrosse when: I was 6 years old physical defenders … does a good Before a game, I have to: not think, get my mind cleared job of stopping one-on-one plays … My best lacrosse memory is: winning the state championship my freshman really talented on defensive end. year of high school My favorite part about road trips is: taking a coach bus 2007 SEASON: Saw limited time as a freshman … hard worker who My favorite class at Towson has been: Swimming gained experience during first year … made college debut against My favorite place on campus is: my dorm 14th-ranked Syracuse. The most important thing I’ve learned as a Towson athlete is: making small decisions, looking out for each other At BROADNECK High School: Three-sport standout at Broad- When I am done with college I will: be teaching neck … led lacrosse team to three county championships and two My goals for this year are: to improve my endurance and GPA in school regional titles … helped Bruins win 2003 state championship and The best thing about Towson lacrosse is: establishing great friendships reach state finals as a junior … named to first team All-County A place I’ve always wanted to visit is: Italy Coaches team … earned second team All-County honors in soccer If I could meet any person in history, it would be: Abraham Lincoln and basketball … honor roll student. If I could invite any three people to dinner, they would be: Steve Carell, Personal: Career goal is to be a special education teacher … lists David Beckham, Jack Bauer/Kiefer Sutherland her parents as the people she admires most … has worked with Ath- My most prized possession is: my life letes in Action … enjoys playing lacrosse, going to church, hiking, My craziest ambition is: to go skydiving If I could be Coach Doherty for a day, I would: take my team to Chuck E. Cheese kayaking and camping … favorite athlete is Peyton Manning … fa- I wear my jersey number because: I’ve worn it since the start of high school vorite movie is Remember the Titans … lists favorite actor as Vin I would like to be a contestant on the reality show: Amazing Race Diesel … favorite band is Casting Crowns … enjoys eating at Olive In one word, I describe myself as: hard-working Garden … most memorable experience is going to Europe for a Mis- If I had the entire day to myself to do anything I wanted, I would: watch movies sions trip … one of five children in family … father graduated from My nickname is: Mulley UMBC and Maryland and works as a geologist … mother is a Tow- The best gift I ever received was: a trip to Colorado son University graduate and works as an elementary school teacher One thing I must have with me on road trips is: my iPod … daughter of Donald and Cheryl Mullis … born on February 10, In 10 years, I see myself: married and teaching. 1988 in Kenya. Season GP/GS Shots Goals Assists points GBs DCs cTs 2007 1/0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Career 1/0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

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Kelly Getting to Know kelly patterson 8 The TV show I never miss is: Grey’s Anatomy patterson My favorite professional sports team is: Pittsburgh Steelers 5-6 Sophomore • Defense I am secretly afraid of: ET Edgewater, Md. • South River H.S. Nobody knows how much I like to: twirl my hair Computer Science Major I can’t live without: my iPod The most influential people in my life are: my parents I started playing lacrosse when: I was in the 5th grade Has improved since freshman year Before a game, I have to: listen to music … one of the team’s hardest work- My best lacrosse memory is: going to Chuck E. Cheese ers on the defensive end … will add My favorite part about road trips is: sleeping on the long bus ride depth to the defensive unit. My favorite class at Towson has been: Geography My favorite place on campus is: the computer lab 2007 Season: Worked hard during practice throughout the sea- The most important thing I’ve learned as a Towson athlete is: time management son … did not see any game action … named to CAA Commis- When I am done with college, I will: coach at my high school sioner’s List. My goals for this year are: raise my game to the next level The best thing about Towson lacrosse is: the friendships At SOUTH RIVER HIGH SCHOOL: Three-sport athlete at South A place I’ve always wanted to visit is: Australia River … named second team All-County as a junior … honored If I could meet any person in history, it would be: Princess Diana as team’s Defensive Player of the Year … honored as an Academic If I could invite any three people to dinner, they would be: Oprah, Steve All-American as a senior … helped team to 2004 state semifinals … Carell, and Andy Roddick earned All-State, All-Metro and All-County honors in field hockey My most prized possession is: my Mac … helped field hockey team win back-to-back state championships My craziest ambition is: return one of Andy Roddick’s serves … was a member of the indoor track team. If I could trade places with anyone on the team, it would be: Sonia Personal: Career goal is to become an FBI or NSA agent … lists If I could be Coach Doherty for a day, I would: make the team play her parents as the people she admires most … has served as a mentor ultimate frisbee for youth lacrosse and field hockey … enjoys sports … has worked I wear my jersey number because: it’s my family number I would like to be a contestant on the reality show: Survivor as a lacrosse referee during the summer in addition to working at In one word, I describe myself as: determined South River Fitness … favorite athlete is Andy Roddick … favorite If I had the entire day to myself to do anything I wanted, I would: lay out book is “Harry Potter” … lists favorite actor as Nicholas Sparks … on the pier and go swimming enjoys watching the movie Mean Girls … favorite actress is Rachel My nickname is: KP McAdams … enjoys listening to music by Justin Timberlake …likes The best gift I ever received was: a necklace eating pizza from Selby Sub Shop … lists most memorable experi- One thing I must have with me on road trips is: my computer ence as winning the state field hockey championship in back-to-back In 10 years, I see myself: working for the FBI with a family and a house years … sister, Pam Szymanski, played volleyball at Towson from 1994 to 1997 … brother-in-law, Steve Szymanski, was a member of the Tiger football team from 1994 to 1996 … has three siblings … mother is a Towson graduate who works for the Anne Arundel County Board of Education … father is a retired employee of the Anne Arundel County Board of Education and graduated from Slip- pery Rock University … daughter of John and Karen Patterson … born on April 29, 1988 in Baltimore, Md.

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Kara Getting to Know kara siegert 14 The TV show I never miss is: Gossip Girls Siegert My favorite professional sports team is: New England Patriots 5-2 Sophomore • Defense My biggest pet peeve is: waiting on someone Severna Park, Md. • Broadneck H.S. Nobody knows how much I like to: browse Harry Potter fan sites and blog Undeclared Major I can’t live without: food, water, shelter The most influential people in my life are: my grammie I started playing lacrosse when: I was in 3rd grade Adds depth to the defensive unit … Before a game, I have to: dance with LC hard worker who gained experience My favorite class at Towson has been: writing fiction as a freshman … has shown improve- My favorite place on campus is: the Center for the Arts ment since last year. The most important thing I’ve learned as a Towson athlete is: it is never too late to be what you might have been 2007 SEASON: Worked hard during practice throughout the sea- The best part of being a college athlete is: feeling like you have a purpose son … did not see any game action … named to CAA Commis- When I am done with college I will: go to Australia with Alexcis Ninmatalolo sioner’s List. My goals for this year are: to figure out what I want to do with my life The best thing about Towson lacrosse is: the team! At BROADNECK High School: Played lacrosse for Coach Karen A place I’ve always wanted to visit is: Harry Potter theme park Tengwall at Broadneck … led Bruins to county championship as a If I could meet any person in history, it would be: a Spartan Warrior senior … outstanding student who was named to the honor roll. My craziest ambition is: to join the Peace Corp Personal: Career goal is to work in business … lists her grand- I wear my jersey number because: it’s a great number mother as the person she admires most … has been involved in the I would like to be a contestant on the reality show: True Life Appalachian Service Project … enjoys writing, sewing, lifting and mu- In one word, I describe myself as: awkward sic … lists favorite athlete as Sonia Judd … has worked as a personal My nickname is: Karen assistant in the Severna Park Chamber of Commerce … favorite au- The best gift I ever received was: a keychain thor is J.K. Rowling … lists favorite movie as Harry Potter … favorite One thing I must have with me on road trips is: my journal actor is Luke Wilson … favorite actress is Scarlett Johansson … en- In 10 years, I see myself: being happy joys listening to music by Third Eye Blind … lists favorite restauarant as Kyoto … father wrestled at the University of Maryland … mother is a graduate of James Madison University and works as an elementary school music teacher … daughter of Gregory and Linda Siegert … born on January 18, 1988 in Seoul, Korea.

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Steph 22 Taylor 5-4 Sophomore • Midfield Denver, Pa. • Cocalico H.S. Undeclared Major

Good all-around player … can play on both offensive and defensive ends … should see playing time at midfield … good student who was named to Steph Taylor CAA Commissioner’s List. 2007 Season: Appeared in ten games as a freshman … started against Syracuse and George Washington … scored five goals with two assists … had goal in college debut at Pennsylvania … scored Getting to Know steph taylor a goal with an assist in win at New Hampshire … recorded season- The TV show I never miss is: South Park high three points with two-goal, one-assist effort against Syracuse My favorite professional sports team is: Orioles … scored goal against George Washington … also had two ground My biggest pet peeve is: a not fully erased chalkboard balls and one caused turnover ... named to CAA Commissioner’s I am secretly afraid of: bugs in my room List. Nobody knows how much I like to: sing I can’t live without: candy At COCALICO HIGH SCHOOL: Four-year letterwinner at Cocalico The most influential people in my life are: my mom and dad … two-time team captain … named as team and league MVP as a I started playing lacrosse when: my high school coach made me try junior and senior … three-time first team league all-star selection it in 8th grade … scored 315 goals in her career, including 105 as a junior … led Before a game, I have to: sing and dance team to perfect 18-0 season as a senior and league championship … My best lacrosse memory is: watching Lauren Carls score her first collegiate earned All-America status as a junior and senior … also played bas- goal last year ketball and served as team captain … outstanding student who was My favorite part about road trips is: missing class and bonding with the named to National Honor Society … finished in top 10 in graduat- team at the hotel ing class … served on student government and was named as vice My favorite class at Towson has been: Acting 101 president during senior year. My favorite place on campus is: Patuxent The most important thing I’ve learned as a Towson athlete is: don’t lie and Personal: Lists her parents as the people she admires most … work hard enjoys eating, sleeping, traveling and taking pictures … has worked The best part of being a college athlete is: the friends at a coffee shop and a deli in addition to coaching lacrosse during When I am done with college I will: teach Spanish at a high school and the summer … favorite athlete is LeBron James … enjoys reading coach lacrosse “The Pact” by Jodi Piccoult … favorite movie is Grandma’s Boy … My goals for this year are: to be needed in the midfield and work hard favorite actor is Will Farrell … enjoys listening to music by Kenny The best thing about Towson lacrosse is: the girls on the team because they Chesney … favorite restaurant is the Silk City Diner … has one are my friends younger brother … mother is a graduate of Shippensburg University A place I’ve always wanted to visit is: the West Coast … daughter of Stephen Taylor and Lanette Glenn … born on De- If I could meet any person in history, it would be: Jesus cember 19, 1987 in Harrisburg, Pa. If I could invite any three people to dinner, they would: Johnny Depp, LeBron James, Britney Spears Season GP/GS Shots Goals Assists points GBs DCs cTs My most prized possession is: a picture of me and my best friend, Phil (who 2007 10/2 16 5 2 7 2 0 1 passed away), at an Orioles/Red Sox game Career 10/2 16 5 2 7 2 0 1 My craziest ambition is: to live in a mansion and travel to each continent If I could be Coach Doherty for a day, I would: make sure I talk to each girl Career Highs: on the team Goals: 2, vs. Syracuse (3/14/07) I wear my jersey number because: It was my dad’s high school number Assists: 1, two times I would like to be a contestant on the reality show: The Real World Points: 3, vs. Syracuse (3/14/07) In one word, I describe myself as: nice Ground Balls: 2, at George Washington (3/18/07) My nickname is: Squirrel or Beans (parents) Draw Controls: n/a The best gift I ever received was: my cell phone One thing I must have with me on road trips is: my iPod In 10 years, I see myself: with a teaching job and a family

38 2008 Tiger women’s lacrosse Nikki Need correct Therese 24 cory headshot 32 D’Ambrosio 5-7 Freshman • Midfield 5-4 Freshman • Attack Westminster, Md. • Finksburg H.S. Catonsville, Md. • Mount de Sales Academy Undeclared Major Undeclared Major

Recovering from knee injury suffered Athletic newcomer who has good during senior year of high school … speed … will look to learn and grow will add depth at midfield. as a player … earned a spot on the Tigers’ roster as a walk-on. At WESTMINSTER HIGH SCHOOL: Three-year letter winner for the Owls … helped Westminster reach At MOUNT DE SALES ACADEMY: Two-sport athlete for the Sailors state semi-finals three straight years … earned second team All- … good student who was a member of the honor roll … earned Chesapeake Conference honors … served as team captain … named Presidential Award … participated in National Latin Exam … also all-county honorable mention … received Academic All-American played soccer. notice … good student who was member of honor roll during all Personal: Career goal is to become an anesthesiologist … lists her four years … also played soccer and basketball. parents as the people she admires most … has volunteered at soup Personal: Lists her mother and father as the people she admires kitchens … enjoys reading, writing and lacrosse … has worked at a the most … has worked with Special Olympics … enjoys shopping tanning salon during the summer … favorite athletes are Mia Hamm and sewing … has worked at Gala Clothes during the summer … and Jen Adams … favorite book is “The 5 People You Meet in Heav- lists Ray Lewis as her favorite athlete … favorite book is “The Note- en” by Mitch Albom … lists Wedding Crashers and Remember the book” by Nicholas Sparks … enjoys watching Tommy Boy … favor- Titans as her favorite movies … favorite actress is Rachel McAdams ite actor is Chris Farley … lists Mischa Barton as her favorite actress … likes to listen to music by Third Eye Blind … favorite food is Chi- … favorite musicians are Beyonce and Lil Wayne … enjoys eating nese food … has five siblings ... mother is a Towson graduate who crabs … has one younger brother … father graduated from Johns works as a registered nurse … father graduated from Maryland and Hopkins University and University of Maryland … daughter of Phil works as a contractor … daughter of Carey and Kelly D’Ambrosio and Kelly Cory … born on May 4, 1989. … born on September 20, 1989 in Catonsville, Md.

Getting to Know nikki cory Getting to Know therese d’ambrosio The TV show I never miss is: The Hills The TV show I never miss is: The Hills My favorite professional sports team is: Baltimore Ravens My favorite professional sports team is: Ravens I am secretly afraid of: not finding a husband I am secretly afraid of: knives Nobody knows how much I like to: clean Nobody knows how much I like to: sing in the shower I can’t live without: my blankie I can’t live without: tea in the morning and my best friend The most influential people in my life are: my family The most influential people in my life are: my parents I started playing lacrosse when: I was in the 8th grade I started playing lacrosse when: I was seven My best lacrosse memory is: my senior night Before a game, I have to: pray My favorite part about road trips is: going out to eat My best lacrosse memory is: beating John Carroll with 5 seconds left my My favorite place on campus is: PAWS junior year in high school When I am done with college I will: be a CPA or physical therapist My favorite class at Towson has been: biology My goals for this year are: to totally recover from my ACL injury My favorite place on campus is: the stadium The best thing about Towson lacrosse is: the team The best part of being a college athlete is: the high level of competition A place I’ve always wanted to visit is: Australia When I am done with college I will: go to medical school If I could meet any person in history, it would be: Chris Farley My goals for this year are: good grades and to improve in lacrosse If I could invite any three people to dinner, they would be: Chris Farley, The best thing about Towson lacrosse is: our team Grandma Grace, and Will Ferrell A place I’ve always wanted to visit is: Italy If I could be Coach Doherty for a day, I would: take everyone to the diner If I could invite any three people to dinner, they would: Kat Williams, Dane I wear my jersey number because: I like the number 4 and even numbers Cook, and Brad Pitt I would like to be a contestant on the reality show: My Super Sweet 16 My most prized possession is: my cell phone In one word, I describe myself as: forgetful My craziest ambition is: medical school My nickname is: Nikki I would like to be a contestant on the reality show: The Real World The best gift I ever received was: my locket In one word, I describe myself as: hard-working In 10 years, I see myself: married with 2 kids, a house and a steady job either My nickname is: Reese as a CPA or physical therapist One thing I must have with me on road trips is: iPod

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Jess Jackie 21 Dunn 6 Dysert 5-2 Freshman • Attack 5-4 Freshman • Defense Forest Hill, Md. • Fallston H.S. Hudson, Ohio • Hudson H.S. Undeclared Major Undeclared Major

Good attacker who has the abil- Talented defender who will grow as ity to score … has strong and quick a freshman … adds depth to the de- moves. fensive unit. At FALLSTON HIGH SCHOOL: At HUDSON HIGH SCHOOL: Three- Three-time first team All-Harford County selection for Coach Mike sport athlete who was an honorable mention All-American in la- McTeague … led Cougars with 63 goals as a junior … named second crosse … led the Explorers to the District title as a junior … team team All-State as a junior … three-sport athlete who was part of soc- captain … named as team’s defensive MVP … also played volleyball cer and swimming teams. and basketball … good student who was member of Honor Roll. Personal: Lists her parents as the people she admires the most … Personal: Aspires to work in early childhood education … lists enjoys spending time with friends and lacrosse … has worked with her family as the people she admires the most … enjoys shopping … her father during the summer … favorite athlete is Ray Lewis of the has worked as a babysitter during the summer … favorite athlete is Baltimore Ravens … favorite movie is Wedding Crashers … enjoys Lebron James … enjoys reading “Harry Potter” series … favorite listening to music by Kenny Chesney … favorite food is pizza … has movie is The Notebook … lists Orlando Bloom as her favorite actor one younger brother … parents work in sales … daughter of Joe and … favorite actress is Keira Knightley … enjoys listening to Rascal June Dunn … born on April 3, 1989 in Baltimore, Md. Flatts … favorite restaurant is Damon’s … lists winning national championship in basketball in sixth grade as most memorable experience … has two older brothers … father is a lawyer who gradu- Getting to Know Jess dunn ated from Kent State and Akron School of Law … mother works in advertising sales … daughter of David and Wendy Dysert … born on The TV show I never miss is: House July 15, 1989 in Akron, Ohio. My favorite professional sports team is: Ravens My biggest pet peeve is: having your pant leg behind the tongue of your shoe I am secretly afraid of: frogs Nobody knows how much I like to: play video games Getting to Know jackie dysert I can’t live without: my cell phone The TV show I never miss is: Grey’s Anatomy The most influential people in my life are: parents I am secretly afraid of: sharks I started playing lacrosse when: I was in 6th grade Nobody knows how much I like to: eat wings and ribs Before a game, I have to: focus think about what I’m going to do in the game I can’t live without: my teddy bear that my grandpa gave me before he died My best lacrosse memory is: beating undefeated team The most influential people in my life are: my family My favorite class at Towson has been: developmental math I started playing lacrosse when: I was in the 7th grade My favorite place on campus is: Newell Dining Hall Before a game, I have to: listen to music The most important thing I’ve learned as a Towson athlete is: managing my time My best lacrosse memory is: when I was named All-American When I am done with college, I will: work My favorite part about road trips is: watching movies My goals for this year are: do well in school and on the field My favorite class at Towson has been: my math class A place I’ve always wanted to visit is: Aruba My favorite place on campus is: PAWS If I could meet any person in history, it would be: Chris Farley When I am done with college, I will: become a teacher If I could invite any three people to dinner, they would be: Dane Cook, My goals for this year are: to become a better student Will Farrell, and David Beckham The best thing about Towson lacrosse is: the family environment it brings My most prized possession is: Nintendo A place I’ve always wanted to visit is: Australia If I could trade places with anyone on the team, it would be: coaches If I could meet any person in history, it would be: Chris Farley I wear my jersey number because: it makes me part of the team If I could invite any three people to dinner, they would be: Orlando Bloom, I would like to be a contestant on the reality show: Deal or No Deal Johnny Depp, and Will Ferrell In one word, I describe myself as: athletic My most prized possession is: my basketball national championship trophy If I had the entire day to myself to do anything I wanted, I would: go to My craziest ambition is: to fly an airplane the beach I would like to be a contestant on the reality show: American Idol My nicknames are: Dunn, Dunnski In one word, I describe myself as: laid-back The best gift I ever received was: a computer My nickname is: Jackie One thing I must have with me on road trips is: iPod One thing I must have with me on road trips is: my teddy bear that I sleep with In 10 years, I see myself: working with a family In 10 years, I see myself: happily married with a steady job

40 2008 Tiger women’s lacrosse MaryEllen Megan 2 elie 7 Fitzgerald 5-7 Freshman • Midfield 5-3 Freshman • Defense Mahtomedi, Minn. • Orchard Park H.S. (N.Y.) Bowie, Md. • Archbishop Spalding H.S. Undeclared Major Undeclared Major

Very hard-working freshman who Quick freshman who can play either has good athleticism … versatile defense or midfield … has a lot of player who could see time as a fresh- great attributes … very athletic … man. brings a great deal of experience … member of the United States Under-19 National Team as an alter- At ORCHARD PARK HIGH SCHOOL: Three-sport athlete for the nate last summer. Quakers … led lacrosse team to first district title in ten years as a junior … reached the Section IV Finals as a junior … named first At ARCHBISHOP SPALDING high SCHOOL: Named IAAM ‘A’ team All-Western New York … honored as Athlete of the Month Conference All-Star as a junior … honored as second team All- during senior year … earned Section VI Scholar-Athlete honors … County selection by The Baltimore Sun … named to the Baltimore/ team captain for basketball and lacrosse teams … good student who Washington Tewaaraton Award High School Watch List as a senior was member of National Honor Society … named to Who’s Who … also played soccer for the Cavaliers. Among American High School Students … honor roll student. Personal: Lists her mother as the person she admires the most Personal: Aspires to work in physical therapy … lists her father … lists Gilbert Arenas as her favorite athlete … enjoys listening to as the person she admires the most … has volunteered at summer music by OAR … favorite restaurant is Yellowfin Restaurant ... old- programs and Americorp Clean Up … enjoys snowboarding and est of three children in family … father is a banker who graduated running … has worked as a babysitter during the summer … lists from the University of Maryland … mother works as a teacher’s aide Tiger Woods as favorite athlete … enjoys reading “Angels and De- … daughter of Stephen and Lisa Fitzgerald … born on February 24, mons” … favorite movies are Man On Fire and Superbad … favorite 1989 in Silver Spring, Md. actor is Denzel Washington … lists Kate Hudson as favorite actress … enjoys listening to music by Lupe Fiasco … enjoys eating steak … favorite restaurant is Cheesecake Factory … has two siblings … sister, Alicia, played lacrosse at Brockport … parents graduated Getting to Know megan fitzgerald from Alleghany College … father played football for the Trojans … The TV show I never miss is: Grey’s Anatomy daughter of John and Barbara Elie … born on January 6, 1989 in My favorite professional sports team is: Washington Redskins Glen Ridge, N.J. My biggest pet peeve is: a dirty room Nobody knows how much I like to: play guitar I can’t live without: my cell phone Getting to Know maryellen elie The most influential people in my life are: my parents The TV show I never miss is: Friends I started playing lacrosse when: I was 12 years old My favorite professional sports team is: Buffalo Bills Before a game, I have to: listen to music I am secretly afraid of: sharks My best lacrosse memory is: making the U-19 U.S. Women’s lacrosse team The most influential people in my life are: my family My favorite part about road trips is: playing games I started playing lacrosse when: I was in 4th grade My favorite class at Towson has been: Sociology Before a game, I have to: listen to my iPod My favorite place on campus is: PAWS My favorite part about road trips is: being with the team The best part of being a college athlete is: playing lacrosse at a high level My favorite class at Towson has been: Individualized Fitness A place I’ve always wanted to visit is: Fiji My favorite place on campus is: Patuxent Lounge If I could meet any person in history, it would be: Bob Marley A place I’ve always wanted to visit is: Italy If I could invite any three people to dinner, they would be: Orlando Bloom, If I could meet any person in history, it would be: Rosa Parks Gilbert Arenas, and David Beckham My most prized possession is: the scrapbook my mom made me for graduation My most prized possession is: my guitar My craziest ambition is: to skydive My craziest ambition is: skydiving If I could be Coach Doherty for a day, I would: have a fun day I wear my jersey number because: #7 is my favorite number I would like to be a contestant on the reality show: Legends of the I would like to be a contestant on the reality show: Real World Hidden Temple In one word, I describe myself as: unique In one word, I describe myself as: driven My nickname is: Fitz My nickname is: Mar, Mar-bear The best gift I ever received was: my car One thing I must have with me on road trips is: my stuffed animal, Rusty One thing I must have with me on road trips is: iPod In 10 years, I see myself: either coaching or in physical therapy In 10 years, I see myself: having a successful career and enjoying my life

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Kristy Lacey 00 Hankinson 28 Jennings 5-1 Freshman • Goalkeeper 5-6 Freshman • Attack Eldersburg, Md. • Liberty H.S. Baltimore, Md. • Seton Keough H.S. Undeclared Major Undeclared Major

Quick and athletic newcomer who Transfer from Ohio University … adds depth to the team at the goal- one of the team’s smarter attackers keeper position. … has done a great job of working with teammates … has good eye for At LIBERTY HIGH SCHOOL: Two- passing the ball … can move without the ball well. sport athlete for the Lions … led lacrosse team to conference championships as a junior and senior … won county title during senior At SETON KEOUGH HIGH SCHOOL: Three-sport athlete for the season … named first team all-county and all-conference … earned Gators … led lacrosse team to conference semi-finals as a senior first team All-MVAL honors … also played soccer for Lions. … earned first team All-City honors as a junior … recipient of C. Markland Kelly Award … earned Leadership Award … member of Personal: Career goal is to become an occupational therapist … Mid-Atlantic Academic Honor Roll … also was member of basket- lists her mother as the person she admires the most … enjoys play- ball and cross country teams. ing sports and snowboarding … has worked on soccer training during the summer … lists Troy Polamalu of the Pittsburgh Steelers as Personal: Aspires to work in magazine journalism … lists her fa- her favorite athlete … favorite book is “90 Minutes in Heaven” … ther as the person she admires the most … enjoys lacrosse and shop- favorite movie is Tommy Boy … lists Will Farrell as her favorite ac- ping … has worked as a waitress and babysitter during the summer tor … enjoys listening to music by Jack Johnson … favorite meal is … favorite athlete is Nick Markakis … lists “Dear John” as her crabs … cousin, Shane, played football at Bucknell … has two older favorite book … favorite movie is Love and Basketball … favorite sisters … father works as a telecommunications manager … mother actor is Channing Tatum … lists Reese Witherspoon as her favorite is a food service manager … daughter of Tom and Teresa Hankinson actress … favorite musical group is Rascal Flatts … enjoys eating … born on October 13, 1989 in Columbia, Md. at Outback Steakhouse … lists the IAAM basketball championship game during her senior year as her most memorable moment …

brother, Omar, plays golf at Penn State … father graduated from Getting to Know kristy hankinson UMBC … daughter of Omar and Janice Jennings … born on No- The TV show I never miss is: Grey’s Anatomy vember 14, 1988 in Baltimore, Md. My favorite professional sports team is: Pittsburgh Steelers I am secretly afraid of: the dark Nobody knows how much I like to: playing video games Getting to Know lacey jennings I can’t live without: my cell phone The TV show I never miss is: Friends I started playing lacrosse when: I was in 3rd grade My favorite professional sports team is: Baltimore Ravens Before a game, I have to: listen to music Nobody knows how much I like to: sing My best lacrosse memory is: beating Century I can’t live without: music My favorite part about road trips is: listening to music I started playing lacrosse when: I was 12 My favorite class at Towson has been: Sociology Before a game, I have to: listen to music The best part of being a college athlete is: being part of a team My favorite part about road trips is: singing really loud When I am done with college I will: be an occupational therapist My favorite class at Towson has been: Criminal Justice My goals for this year are: to work hard and get better My favorite place on campus is: Starbucks The best thing about Towson lacrosse is: the team When I am done with college I will: hopefully travel around the world A place I’ve always wanted to visit is: Italy The best thing about Towson lacrosse is: my teammates If I could meet any person in history, it would be: Chris Farley A place I’ve always wanted to visit is: Italy If I could invite any three people to dinner, they would: Dane Cook, If I could meet any person in history, it would be: J.J. Redick Will Farrell, and David Beckham If I could invite any three people to dinner, they would be: Jennifer My most prized possession is: my computer Aniston, Channing Tatum, and Coach Krzyzewski If I could be Coach Doherty for a day, I would: take the team to the diner My craziest ambition is: to live in California I would like to be a contestant on the reality show: The Price is Right I would like to be a contestant on the reality show: Deal or No Deal In one word, I describe myself as: dedicated In one word, I describe myself as: easy-going My nickname is: Hank The best gift I ever received was: my car The best gift I ever received was: my laptop One thing I must have with me on road trips is: my iPod In 10 years, I see myself: being successful In 10 years, I see myself: married with a family

42 2008 Tiger women’s lacrosse Ali 33 Lathroum 5-3 Freshman • Midfield Bishopville, Md. • Stephen Decatur H.S. Undeclared Major

Very athletic newcomer who has good skills … has the potential to do well at the attacking and defensive ends … has tremendous quickness with the ball. At STEPHEN DECATUR HIGH SCHOOL: Four-year starter for Sea- hawks … started every game of her high school career … earned All-America honors as a senior … named as team rookie MVP as a freshman … honored as team’s midfield MVP as a sophomore … earned team MVP notice as a junior … three-time All-Conference selection … scored over 100 goals and 100 assists in career … honored as an Academic All-American … helped Seahawks reach state finals as a junior and state semi-finals as a senior … also participate in basketball, soccer and indoor track … honor roll student. Personal: Lists her father and sister as the people she admires the most … has volunteered as a referee for youth lacrosse games Lauren McAfee … enjoys snowboarding, water sports, the beach and reading … has worked as a waitress at her father’s restaurant during the summer … enjoys reading “Harry Potter” series and “Old Man and the Sea” … favorite movie is The Sound of Music … lists Julia Stiles as her favorite actress … enjoys eating at La Hacienda … oldest of three children in family … parents graduated from Salisbury University … father is a business owner … daughter of Scott and Angie Lathroum … born on August 18, 1989 in Salisbury, Md.

Getting to Know ali lathroum My favorite professional sports team is: the Ravens! I am secretly afraid of: big birds Nobody knows how much I like to: listen and sing to music I can’t live without: my glasses/contacts The most influential people in my life are: my family I started playing lacrosse when: I was nine The best part of being a college athlete is: your teammates When I am done with college I will: hopefully start the beginning of my career life A place I’ve always wanted to visit is: Austria, like in the Sound of Music If I could meet any person in history, it would be: Walt Disney My craziest ambition is: to live, swim, and play with dolphins I would like to be a contestant on the reality show: Survivor In one word, I describe myself as: nice If I had the entire day to myself to do anything I wanted, I would: invite the whole family here and just spend time together My nickname is: Ali The best gift I ever received was: my iPod because I use it all the time One thing I must have with me on road trips is: my pink little pillow In 10 years, I see myself: looking older and working a lot!

player profiles 43 20o7 Season review

Junior Hillary Fratzke season review 2007 Women’s Lacrosse Season Notebook FINAL NUMBERS: With a 6-9 record, the Tigers 30-30-30 VISION: The Tigers had three players SOPHOMORE STANDOUTS: Sophomore midfielder finished the season tied for fifth place in the score 30 or more goals during the 2007 season, Hillary Fratzke and sophomore attacker Colonial Athletic Association. Towson and marking the fourth straight year that a Towson Meggie McNamara combined to score 80 Drexel had identical 3-4 CAA records, but the team had three or more 30-goal scorers. It was goals. Fratzke led the team with 48 goals while Tigers defeated Drexel by a 12-6 margin on the seventh time in program history that at least McNamara posted 32 goals. April 20. three players reached the 30-goal mark. NOT A BAD WAY TO START: Sophomore midfielder 30 YEARS OF TIGER LACROSSE: The 2007 season THE FUTURE LOOKS BRIGHT: Of the Tigers’ 170 Hillary Fratzke has recorded a point in all 32 marked the 30th year of Tiger women’s lacrosse. goals scored, 127 of them (.747) were scored games of her college career and has a streak of Entering the 2008 season, the Tigers have an by freshmen or sophomores. Senior Shannon 25 straight games with a goal. Her point streak all-time record of 234-243-4 (.491). They will Witzel (29 goals), junior Ali Alati (10 goals) is the 15th-longest active streak in NCAA Divi- begin the season needing just 19 games to and senior Lauren Carls (1 goal) were the only sion I. become the 17th program in NCAA history to upperclassmen to score a goal this season. play 500 games. IN THE SCOREBOOK: Sophomore midfielder NO SOPHOMORE SLUMP HERE: The eight sopho- Hillary Fratzke, who was the Tigers’ top point PULLING RANK: Of the Tigers’ 16 scheduled mores on the Tigers’ roster combined to score scorer with 60 points, scored a goal in all 15 opponents last year, six of them were ranked 105 goals in 15 games this season. Three of Tiger games. Senior Shannon Witzel was the in the final regular season IWLCA Coaches’ the Tigers’ top four scorers were also sopho- only other Tiger to score in every game. Poll. In addition, five of the Tigers’ oppo- mores, including midfielder Hillary Fratzke and nents received a berth in the NCAA Division I attacker Meggie McNamara. RECORD BREAKER: Sophomore Hillary Fratzke set Women’s Lacrosse Tournament. the Tigers’ single-season record by recording 41 MIDFIELD MADNESS: Towson midfielders caused turnovers in 15 games. Since the 2000 HAPPY RETURNS: Heading into 2008, the Tigers accounted for nearly 68 per cent of the team’s season, only one other player has had 30 or more will welcome back 80.5 per cent of their goal goals. The starting midfield consisting of caused turnovers in a year. Shannon Witzel had scoring along with 76 per cent of the team’s sophomores Hillary Fratzke, Britt Woodfield 30 caused turnovers during the 2006 season. assists. In addition, junior goalkeeper Mandy and Cassie Krause along with senior Shannon Corry will return for her senior season. Witzel combined to score 105 goals. Freshmen ON THE DRAW: Entering her junior season, mid- Steph Taylor and Lauren McAfee each added fielder Hillary Fratzke will need just six draw ALL-AMERICA ACCOLADES: Sophomore midfielder five goals in their rookie seasons. controls to become the Tigers’ career leader. Hillary Fratzke became the fourth player in After recording a school-record 107 draw con- Towson women’s lacrosse history to earn All- JUST KEEP SCORING: The Tigers scored a season- trols as a freshman, she had 56 as a sopho- America status after being named as a second high 19 goals in their victory over George more. team selection by the IWLCA and U.S. Lacrosse. Mason on April 8. It was the highest single- It marks the third straight year a player has game scoring effort since a 20-goal output HILLARY HAT TRICK: Sophomore Hillary Fratzke earned All-America honors. against LaSalle during the 2004 season. had a team-high 11 hat tricks on the season, including 10 in the final 12 games. She recorded I’M HONORED: Sophomore midfielder Hillary REACHING THE TOP: Senior midfielder Shannon a hat trick in each of the Tigers’ final four games Fratzke became the fourth Towson player to Witzel ended her career with 208 goals, which to end the season. earn first team All-CAA honors since the Tigers tied the Towson University career goals record joined the conference prior to the 2002 season. held by Ruth Gutridge, ‘86. Witzel was tied for MCNAMARA MAGIC: Sophomore Meggie McNa- She currently leads the conference in ground second on the team with 32 goals as a senior mara was tied for the CAA lead with four balls per game, draw controls per game and and also had 12 assists. game-winning goals after leading the Tigers to caused turnovers per game. their first four wins. Sophomore midfielder Britt YOU CAN COUNT ON HER: Senior midfielder Woodfield recorded the game-winning goal in MORE HONORS: The Tigers also had three Shannon Witzel ended her college career by wins over William & Mary and Drexel. players named to the All-CAA second team. scoring a goal in her last 35 games. In all, she Senior midfielder Shannon Witzel, sophomore recorded a point in 66 of her 69 career games. AS FREE AS A TIGER: Senior midfielder Shannon attacker Meggie McNamara and sophomore She had the fourth-longest active streak in Witzel scored a team-high 10 free position goals, defender Julie Ondrako all were named to the NCAA Division I. which ranked fourth in the CAA. Meanwhile, second team. sophomore midfielder Hillary Fratzke posted HAT’S OFF TO YOU: Senior midfielder Shannon nine free-position goals. The Tigers were tied ONE MORE HONOR: Freshman midfielder Nikki Witzel ended her career with 40 hat tricks, with Hofstra for the CAA lead with 36 free- Marcinik was the Tigers’ lone representative including six during her senior season. Witzel position goals. on the CAA All-Rookie Team. She played in had 13 games of three or more goals as a soph- 14 games for the Tigers during her inaugural omore and recorded 12 three-plus goal games AND IN GOAL FOR THE TIGERS: Junior goalkeeper season and started six games. as a junior. Mandy Corry has started the last 51 games for the Tigers and has not missed a game in HEAD OF THE CLASS: Sophomore midfielder LINEUP CARD: Senior midfielder Shannon Witzel her college career. Corry has played a total Hillary Fratzke was named as the Colonial Ath- started all 69 games of her college career. With of 3,068 minutes in goal during her career. letic Association Scholar-Athlete for women’s those 69 career appearances, Witzel finished lacrosse, marking the third straight year that a her career ranked third on the Tigers’ career A NIGHT TO REMEMBER: Senior attacker Lauren Towson player has earned the award. In addi- games played list and second all-time in games Carls picked the best night of the season to tion, she was honored as a CoSIDA Academic started. score her first career goal when she scored to All-District II second team pick. start the second half against Johns Hopkins in the season finale. Carls, who was one of three seniors on the team, played in 23 career games. 54 2008 Tiger women’s lacrosse 2007 Season Statistics

2007 Tiger Women’s lacrosse Results DATE OPPONENT SCORE W/L GOALS LEADER ASSISTS LEADER SAVES Feb. 26 american W, 17-7 1-0 McNamara, 5 Witzel, 2 Corry, 7 Mar. 3 at #20 Penn l, 7-15 1-1 Seven players, 1 bauer, Woodfield, 1 corry, 6 Mar. 10 at New Hampshire w, 12-9 2-1 McNamara, 6 Marcinik, Taylor, 1 corry, 16 Mar. 14 #11 Syracuse l, 10-18 2-2 Fratzke, 5 Five players, 1 Corry, 11 Mar. 18 at Geo. Washington l, 10-11 2-3 Fratzke, 3 McCausland, Ondrako, 1 corry, 13 Mar. 25 #14 Richmond w, 10-9 (2OT) 3-3 Fratzke, Witzel, 3 Fratzke, 1 Corry, 8 Mar. 28 loyola (Md.) l, 10-11 (2OT) 3-4 Fratzke, 4 Woodfield, 1 Corry, 5 Apr. 1 at Delaware * l, 15-16 3-5 Witzel, McNamara, 3 witzel, 2 Corry, 6 Apr. 6 at #6 JMU * l, 8-13 3-6 Fratzke, 4 Fratzke, 1 Corry, 7 Apr. 8 at George Mason * w, 19-13 4-6 McNamara, 6 Witzel, 4 Corry, 11 Apr. 13 old Dominion * l, 8-9 4-7 Three players, 2 Fratzke, 2 Corry, 6 Apr. 15 william & Mary * w, 12-7 5-7 Fratzke, 3 Three players, 1 corry, 5 Apr. 20 Drexel * W, 12-6 6-7 Witzel, 4 Fratzke, Woodfield, 2 corry, 8 Apr. 22 at Hofstra * l, 11-14 6-8 Fratzke, 4 Witzel, 2 Corry, 9 Apr. 30 #13 Johns Hopkins l, 9-15 6-9 Fratzke, Witzel, 3 Three players, 1 corry, 13 * = Colonial Athletic Association game

## Name GP GS G A Pts. Shots Shot% SOG SOG% GWG FPG FPS GB DC T/O CT Fouls 27 Hillary Fratzke 15 15 48 12 60 108 .444 79 .731 0 9 17 56 56 46 41 40 21 Shannon Witzel 15 15 32 12 44 107 .299 72 .673 0 10 23 21 22 42 14 55 15 meggie McNamara 15 15 32 4 36 89 .360 68 .764 4 5 10 15 13 35 6 26 19 britt Woodfield 15 15 19 7 26 55 .345 41 .745 2 5 14 23 25 30 12 32 11 nikki Marcinik 14 8 12 3 15 25 .480 22 .880 0 2 5 8 19 12 5 20 1 ali Alati 15 11 10 2 12 20 .500 15 .750 0 1 2 18 9 16 7 11 5 cassie Krause 14 4 6 1 7 15 .400 11 .733 0 2 4 7 8 11 4 11 22 Steph Taylor 10 2 5 2 7 16 .312 11 .688 0 1 2 2 0 9 1 6 26 lauren McAfee 15 9 5 1 6 12 .417 9 .750 0 1 2 13 2 16 1 12 13 Julie Ondrako 15 14 0 2 2 2 .000 1 .500 0 0 1 35 20 16 15 43 12 kendie Bauer 10 6 0 2 2 1 .000 0 .000 0 0 0 4 0 5 1 2 28 lauren Carls 6 1 1 0 1 2 .500 1 .500 0 0 0 5 0 4 0 3 29 Sarah McCausland 12 2 0 1 1 3 .000 3 1.000 0 0 3 2 1 7 0 9 9 mary Hammond 6 1 0 0 0 2 .000 1 .500 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 20 lauren Cassel 15 13 0 0 0 1 .000 0 .000 0 0 0 15 4 12 11 16 54 mandy Corry 15 15 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 0 38 0 11 10 0 25 laura Mezzanotte 14 12 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 0 21 9 7 16 17 23 megan Mullis 1 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 18 katie Mollot 15 13 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 0 22 7 8 4 19 17 lindsay Lusignea 15 8 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 0 5 10 10 2 19 16 christine Dougherty 1 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 brianne Minor 1 1 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 artemis Spruill 1 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

TOWSON 15 170 49 219 458 .371 334 .729 6 36 83 311 205 298 150 348 OPPONENTS 15 173 62 235 405 .427 304 .751 9 31 75 317 170 290 165 323 ## Name GP GS Minutes GA GAA Saves Pct W L Shots Faced 54 mandy Corry 15 15 913:36 173 11.36 131 .431 6 9 405

TOWSON 15 913:36 173 11.36 131 .431 6 9 405 OPPONENTS 15 913:36 170 11.16 164 .491 9 6 458

Tiger women’s lacrosse review 55 season review 2007 CAA Standings/Statistics 2007 CaA Final Standings CAA OVERALL Team W/L Pct. GF GA. W/L Pct. GF GA Hofstra 6-1 .857 70 55 12-7 .632 191 195 James Madison 5-2 .714 90 72 13-5 .722 248 193 Delaware 5-2 .714 84 78 11-6 .647 216 170 Old Dominion 4-3 .571 65 65 7-8 .467 138 154 Drexel 3-4 .429 77 73 12-5 .706 218 127 Towson 3-4 .429 85 78 6-9 .400 170 173 George Mason 1-6 .143 61 81 6-10 .375 162 167 William & Mary 1-6 .143 54 84 3-13 .188 141 185

2007 CAA Statistics Leaders Goals Per Game GP Goals Avg. Goals Against Average GP GA GAA 1. annie Wagner, JMU 18 59 3.28 1. lauren LaBella, DREXEL 17 102 7.35 2. Hillary Fratzke, TOWSON 15 48 3.20 2. Jessica Cerveny, DELAWARE 17 155 9.88 3. Emily Hoesch, DREXEL 17 49 2.88 3. Maisie Osteen, HOFSTRA 19 168 10.01 4. Kelly Berger, JMU 18 48 2.67 4. Sara Larson, ODU 15 147 10.01 5. Kerry Kelly, DREXEL 17 43 2.53 5. Sara Longobucco, MASON 16 148 10.32 6. Casey McGrath, HOFSTRA 18 43 2.39 6. Kelly Wetzel, JMU 18 188 10.41 7. laura King, MASON 16 37 2.31 7. Sara Beckstead, W&M 16 185 11.36 8. Jessica Bill, DREXEL 17 38 2.24 8. Mandy Corry, TOWSON 15 173 11.36 9. Casey McCrudden, DELAWARE 15 33 2.20 10.Jaime Sellers, W&M 16 35 2.19 Save Percentage GP Saves Save% kelly Davis, MASON 16 35 2.19 1. lauren LaBella, DREXEL 17 125 .551 2. Sara Larson, ODU 15 148 .502 Assists Per Game GP Asst. Avg. 3. Kelly Wetzel, JMU 18 186 .497 1. kerry Kelly, DREXEL 17 33 1.94 4. Maisie Osteen, HOFSTRA 19 154 .478 2. Natasha Fuchs, JMU 18 31 1.72 5. Sara Longobucco, MASON 16 129 .466 3. Kelly Berger, JMU 18 24 1.33 6. Sara Beckstead, W&M 16 156 .457 4. Nicole Flego, DELAWARE 17 22 1.29 7. Mandy Corry, TOWSON 15 131 .431 5. Katie Bradley, DREXEL 17 21 1.24 8. Jessica Cerveny, DELAWARE 17 117 .430 6. Kimberly Hillier, HOFSTRA 19 22 1.16 7. emily Hoesch, DREXEL 17 18 1.06 8. Emily Schaknowski, DELAWARE 17 17 1.00 9. Katie Veneziale, ODU 15 14 0.93 10.Brittany Berger, MASON 16 14 0.88 Points Per Game GP Points Avg. 1. kerry Kelly, DREXEL 17 76 4.47 2. Kelly Berger, JMU 18 72 4.00 3. Hillary Fratzke, TOWSON 15 60 4.00 4. Emily Hoesch, DREXEL 17 67 3.94 5. Annie Wagner, JMU 18 62 3.44 6. Nicole Flego, DELAWARE 17 58 3.41 7. casey McCrudden, DELAWARE 15 46 3.07 8. Natasha Fuchs, JMU 18 55 3.06 9. Laura King, MASON 16 48 3.00 10.Katie Muth, DELAWARE 17 50 2.94 Ground Balls Per Game GP GB Avg. 1. Hillary Fratzke, TOWSON 15 56 3.73 2. Kristen Wong, W&M 16 58 3.62 3. Maggie Bridges, MASON 16 54 3.38 4. Caroline Jacobs, ODU 15 42 2.80 5. Mandy Corry, TOWSON 15 38 2.53 Draw Controls Per Game GP DC Avg. 1. Hillary Fratzke, TOWSON 15 56 3.73 2. Emily Hoesch, DREXEL 17 50 2.94 3. Katie Veneziale, ODU 15 41 2.73 Lauren Carls ‘07 4. Kimberly Hillier, HOFSTRA 19 51 2.68 Caused Turnovers Per Game GP CT Avg. 1. Hillary Fratzke, TOWSON 15 41 2.73 2. Kristen Wong, W&M 16 37 2.31 3. Caroline Jacobs, ODU 15 28 1.87 4. Stacey McPartland, DELAWARE 15 21 1.40 5. Megan Bartlett, MASON 16 22 1.38

56 2008 Tiger women’s lacrosse Lacrosse history

Shannon Witzel, ‘07 history Year-by-Year Records Colonial Athletic Association Seasons Season W-L Pct. Conference Coach Captains Comments 2007 6-9 .400 3-4, T-5th Place missy Doherty mandy Corry, Lindsay Lusignea, K katie Mollot, Shannon Witzel 2006 7-10 .412 4-3, 4th Place missy Doherty erin Rinella, Becky Trumbo, CAA Semi-Finalists Shannon Witzel 2005 13-6 .684 5-2, 2nd Place missy Doherty caitlin Marshall, Erin Cayea CAA Champions 2004 14-4 .778 6-1, 2nd Place missy Doherty abby Giancola, Stephanie Howell, CAA Semi-Finalists C caitlin Marshall 2003 7-9 .438 1-6, 7th Place linda Ohrin corey Crawford, Carol Dudley, K kristyn Krastel 2002 7-9 .438 3-5, T-7th Place linda Ohrin kat Brady, Emily Helms

America East Seasons Season W-L Pct. Conference Coach Captains Comments 2001 6-9 .400 2-4, 5th Place linda Ohrin Jaime Neave, Kat Brady 2000 6-9 .400 2-4, 5th Place linda Ohrin bridget Harthausen, Jacquie Sica, Jennifer Sturm 1999 4-12 .250 3-3, 4th Place linda Ohrin amy Buck, Jacquie Sica, Sue Korcek america East Tournament 1998 8-9 .471 4-2, 4th Place ashley Duncan robyn Harry, Sue Korcek, America East Finalists K kathy McCafferty 1997 11-6 .647 6-0, 1st Place ashley Duncan megan Drake, Sallie Neal America East Finalists 1996 7-10 .412 3-2, 3rd Place ashley Duncan maggie Bove, Gwen Hicks America East Finalists

Independent Seasons Season W-L Pct. Conference Coach Captains Comments 1995 5-8 .385 n/a Ashley Duncan Sally Sands, Erin Stiteler, Kim Wilson 1994 2-11 .154 n/a Charlotte Hennan eva Disney, Helene Fanelle, Jenn Healey 1993 7-7 .500 n/a Charlotte Hennan Jen Breakey, Teri Gorzynski, M maggie Murray

East Coast Conference Seasons Season W-L Pct. Conference Coach Captains Comments 1992 10-6 .625 2-0, 1st Place alison Williams becky Patton, Patty Stermer, ECC Champions K karen Walsh 1991 9-6 .600 4-0, 1st Place alison Williams kelly Bush, Anita Noel ECC Champions 1990 11-4 .733 4-2, 4th Place Sandy Hoody gina Profili, Colleen Cahill ECC Champions 1989 6-9 .400 3-3, 4th Place Sandy Hoody clara Gardill, Sue Monetti-Devine ECC Semi-Finalists 1988 5-10 .333 3-3, 4th Place Sandy Hoody becky Hergenroeder, Patty Lehman, ecc Semi-Finalists K kathleen Stout 1987 5-9 .357 3-3, 4th Place Sandy Hoody becky Hergenroeder, Patty Lehman, ecc Semi-Finalists K kathleen Stout 1986 3-12 .200 3-3, 4th Place lisa Pierce Jenny Caruso, Ruth Gutridge, ECC Tournament Sue Hartman 1985 9-8 .529 3-3, 4th Place maggie Faulkner Sue Hartman, Gigi Smith ECC Tournament 1984 11-8-1 .575 2-4, 5th Place maggie Faulkner chris Hyman, Gigi Smith 1983 8-10-1 .447 1-2, 4th Place maggie Faulkner Jennifer Carr, Susan Neal ECC Semi-Finalists

Division II Seasons Season W-L Pct. Conference Coach Captains Comments 1982 10-7 .588 n/a Linda DiColo n/a 1981 10-7 .588 n/a Maggie Faulkner n/a 1980 13-6 .684 n/a Maggie Faulkner n/a 1979 8-8 .500 n/a Maggie Faulkner mary Bartel, Janet Houck 1978 6-7-1 .464 n/a Maggie Faulkner n/a 1977 6-8-1 .433 n/a Maggie Faulkner n/a First season of Tiger lacrosse

58 2008 Tiger women’s Lacrosse All-Time Honors and Awards CAA Accolades America East Conference Rookie of the Year Coach of the Year 2006 Hillary Fratzke (Midfield) 1997 Ashley Duncan 2005 Mandy Corry (Goal) First Team 2003 Becky Trumbo (Attack) 1999 Jacquie Sica (Goal) Coach of the Year 1998 Kathy McCafferty (Midfield) 2004 Missy Doherty 1997 megan Drake (Attack), Robyn Harry (Midfield), CAA Scholar-Athlete liz Wilson (Midfield), Sallie Neal (Defense) 2007 Hillary Fratzke 1996 amy Buck (Attack), Megan Drake (Attack), 2006 Becky Trumbo Jen Smarrelli (Defense), Sallie Neal (Defense) 2005 Becky Trumbo Second Team First Team 2000 Jacquie Sica (Goal), 2007 Hillary Fratzke (Midfield) Bridget Harthausen (Midfield), 2006 Shannon Witzel (Midfield) Merri Adamicki (Defense) 2005 Becky Trumbo (Attack) 1999 nikki Popolano (Attack), Amie Rose (Midfield) 2004 Becky Trumbo (Attack), Martha Dwyer (Midfield) 1998 amy Buck (Attack), Nikki Popolano (Attack), robyn Harry (Midfield), Jacquie Sica G( oal) Second Team 1997 Kathy McCafferty (Midfield), 2007 meggie McNamara (Attack), Julie Ondrako Jen Smarrelli (Defense), Jacquie Sica (Goal) (Defense), Shannon Witzel (Midfield) All-Tournament Team 2006 Hillary Fratzke (Midfield), Becky Trumbo (Attack) 1999 amie Rose (Midfield), Jacquie Sica G( oal) 2005 mandy Corry (Goal), Martha Dwyer (Defense), 1998 Jess Weissman (Attack), Robyn Harry (Midfield), erin Rinella (Midfield), Shannon Witzel (Attack) kathy McCafferty (Midfield), Jacquie Sica G( oal) 2004 Stephanie Howell (Midfield), 1997 Robyn Harry (Midfield), Caitlin Marshall (Midfield) Kathy McCafferty (Midfield), 2003 Becky Trumbo (Attack) amy Dean (Defense), Sallie Neal (Defense) 2001 Kristyn Krastel (Attack) 1996 amy Buck (Attack), Megan Drake (Attack), robyn Harry (Midfield), Denise Perrone (Defense) All-Rookie Team 2007 Nikki Marcinik (Midfield) Rookie of the Week 2006 Hillary Fratzke (Midfield), 2000 Kristyn Krastel (March 22) Meggie McNamara (Midfield) 1998 Nikki Popolano (March 31) 2005 Mandy Corry (Goal) 1997 Jacquie Sica (March 24, March 31) Player of the Week Player of the Week 2007 Meggie McNamara (March 12) 1997 Megan Drake (March 24) 2005 Becky Trumbo (April 29) Defender of the Week 2004 Becky Trumbo (March 28) 2000 Jacquie Sica (March 22), Rookie of the Week Jennifer Sturm (April 24,) 2006 Hillary Fratzke (March 7, April 10, May 1) 1999 Sue Korcek (March 21,) Meggie McNamara (March 27, April 24) 2005 Mandy Corry (May 11) 2004 Shannon Witzel (March 7, March 21, April 19) CAA All-Tournament Team 2006Shannon Witzel (Midfield), Erin Rinella (Defense) 2005 mandy Corry (Goal), Martha Dwyer (Defense), becky Trumbo (Attack), Shannon Witzel (Attack) 2004 caitlin Marshall, Jessica O’Connell CAA Championships Most Outstanding Player 2005 Shannon Witzel Hillary Fratzke

Tiger women’s lacrosse history 59 history All-Time Honors and Awards East Coast Conference Towson University Awards All-East Coast Conference Doc Minnegan Scholarship Award 1991 kelly Bush (Attack), Courtney Page (Defense) 2005 Becky Trumbo (Attack) 1990 Jennifer DeVos (Attack), Gina Profili (Defense) 1999 Bridget Harthausen (Defense) Colleen Cahill (Goal) Joseph H. McMullen Scholarship Award 1989 Jennifer DeVos (Attack), Gina Profili (Defense) 1989 Gina Profili (Defense) Lori Sauer (Defense) 1988 Patty Lehman (Defense), Colleen Cahill (Goal) Rachuba Enterprises Scholarship Award 1987 Patty Lehman (Defense) 2007 Britt Woodfield (Midfield) 1986 Ruth Gutridge (Attack), Patty Lehman (Defense) Female Souris Award 1985 nancy Etzel (Attack), Kim Brooks (Goal) 1989 Gina Profili (Defense) 1984 ruth Gutridge (Attack), Gigi Smith (Defense) Female Athlete of the Year 1983 Susan Neal (Defense) 1998 Robyn Harry ECC Player of the Year Senior Female Athlete of the Year 1991 Kelly Bush (Attack) 2007 Shannon Witzel (Midfield) 1990 Colleen Cahill (Goal) 2006 Becky Trumbo (Attack) 1986 Ruth Gutridge (Attack) 2000 Jacquie Sica (Goal) ECC Coach of the Year 1993 Jennifer Breakey (Attack) 1990 Sandy Hoody Female Rookie of the Year All-Regional Team 2006 Hillary Fratzke (Midfield) 1991 Gina Daniel (Midfield) 2004 Shannon Witzel (Midfield) 1989 clara Gardill (Defense), Lari Sauer (Defense) 2003 Becky Trumbo (Attack) 1997 Jacquie Sica (Goal) Division I All-Americans 1992 Kim Wilson (Attack) Honorable Mention Towson Women’s Coach of the Year 1993 Jennifer Breakey (Attack) 2004 Missy Holmes 1992 Jen Ulehla IWLCA/US Lacrosse All-Americans 2007 Hillary Fratzke (Midfield), 2nd team TAF Scholar-Athlete of the Year 2006 Shannon Witzel (Midfield), 2nd team 2006 Becky Trumbo (Attack) 2005 Becky Trumbo (Attack), 3rd team Strength and Conditioning Becky Trumbo ‘06 IWLCA Regional All-Americans Female Athlete of the Year 2007 Hillary Fratzke (Midfield), 1st team 2007 Lindsay Lusignea (Defense) Shannon Witzel (Midfield), 2nd team 2006 Shannon Witzel (Midfield), 1st team Mandy Corry (Goal), 1st team Becky Trumbo (Attack), 2nd team Hillary Fratzke (Midfield), 2nd team 2005 becky Trumbo (Attack), 2nd team Shannon Witzel (Attack), 2nd team 2000 Jacquie Sica (Goal) Inside Lacrosse All-Americans 2007 Hillary Fratzke (Midfield), 2nd team 2005 becky Trumbo (Attack), 2nd team

Ruth Gutridge ‘86

60 2008 Tiger women’s Lacrosse Season and Career Records Goals in a Season points in a Season 1. Shannon Witzel (2005) 71 1. ruth Gutridge (1984) 87 2. Shannon Witzel (2006) 61 2. Shannon Witzel (2005) 84 3. ruth Gutridge (1984) 60 3. becky Trumbo (2005) 83 4. ruth Gutridge (1986) 59 nancy Etzel (1984) 83 ruth Gutridge (1985) 59 5. Shannon Witzel (2006) 74 6. becky Trumbo (2005) 52 6. ruth Gutridge (1986) 73 7. nancy Etzel (1984) 50 7. ruth Gutridge (1985) 72 cam Holthaus (1981) 50 8. chris Hyman (1984) 67 9. nancy Etzel (1985) 48 9. becky Trumbo (2006) 62 Hillary Fratzke (2007) 48 10. Hillary Fratzke (2007) 60

Goals in a Career points in a career 1. ruth Gutridge (1983-86) 208 1. ruth Gutridge (1983-86) 267 Shannon Witzel (2004-07) 208 2. becky Trumbo (2003-06) 257 3. becky Trumbo (2003-06) 178 3. Shannon Witzel (2004-07) 255 4. amy Buck (1996-99) 106 4. nancy Etzel (1984-85) 142 5. kathleen Stout (1984-88) 104 5. chris Hyman (1982-84) 139 6. kim Wilson (1992-95) 101 6. amy Buck (1996-99) 131 7. nancy Etzel (1984-85) 98 kathleen Stout (1984-88) 131 8. amy Middleton (2001-05) 95 8. kim Wilson (1992-95) 129 9. Jen DeVos (1986-90) 92 9. amy Middleton (2001-05) 121 10. chris Hyman (1982-84) 86 Jen DeVos (1987-90) 121 11. kelly Bush (1988-91) 116 Assists in a Season 12. kat Brady (1998-02) 114 13. Jen Breakey (1992-93) 102 1. kelly Bush (1991) 38 14. kathy McCafferty (1995-98) 101 2. nancy Etzel (1984) 33 3. becky Trumbo (2005) 31 4. ruth Gutridge (1984) 27 Saves in a Season 5. robyn Harry (1997) 23 1. mary Bartel (1980) 360 6. courtney Benner (2000) 21 2. Dana Robinson (1983) 320 7. Jenny Caruso (1986) 20 3. Dana Robinson (1984) 298 chris Hyman (1984) 20 4. lorraine Valeri (1982) 264 becky Trumbo (2006) 20 5. mary Bartel (1981) 255 10. becky Trumbo (2004) 19 6. Jacquie Sica (1997) 240 7. Jacquie Sica (2000) 233 Assists in a Career 8. Jacquie Sica (1999) 225 9. mary Bartel (1979) 221 1. becky Trumbo (2003-06) 79 10. kim Brooks (1985) 216 2. kelly Bush (1988-91) 70 3. ruth Gutridge (1983-86) 59 4. chris Hyman (1982-84) 53 Saves in a Career 5. erin Cayea (2002-05) 47 1. Jacquie Sica (1997-2000) 912 robyn Harry (1996-98) 47 2. mary Bartel (1979-81) 836 Shannon Witzel (2004-07) 47 3. colleen Cahill (1987-90) 714 8. nancy Etzel (1984-85) 44 4. Dana Robinson (1983-85) 687 9. Jenny Caruso (1985-86) 38 5. Jessica O’Connell (2000-04) 578 10. courtney Benner (1997-2000) 29 6. mandy Corry (2005-pres.) 513 kathy McCafferty (1995-98) 29 7. gwen Hicks (1992-96) 476 megan Drake (1993-96) 29 8. katrina Silva (1989-93) 462 Jen DeVos (1986-90) 29 9. lorraine Valeri (1982) 264 10. kim Brooks (1985-87) 252

Tiger women’s lacrosse history 61 history Team Records Misc. Team Records Year-by-Year Goals Leaders Most Wins - Season 14, 2004 2007 Hillary Fratzke, 48 Most Losses - Season 12, 1986, 1999 2006 Shannon Witzel, 61 Best Winning Pct. - Season .777, 2004 2005 Shannon Witzel, 71 Consecutive Wins 8, 1980, ’84 2004 Becky Trumbo, 45 Consecutive Losses 9, 1986-87, 1999 2003 Becky Trumbo, 39 Consecutive Conference Wins 5, 2005 2002 Kat Brady, 31 Most Goals - Game 27, vs. Frostburg (1984) 2001 Kat Brady, 28 Most Goals - Season 242, 1984 (20 games) 2000 Kat Brady, 26 Most Goals Against - Game 36, vs. Delaware (1986) 1999 Nikki Popolano, 32 Most Goals Against - Season 202, 1998 1998 Kathy McCafferty, 37 Largest Margin of Victory: 20, vs. Goucher (1980) 1997 Amy Buck, 30 Largest Margin of Defeat: 34, vs. Delaware (1986) 1996 Amy Buck, 27 1995 Kim Wilson, 25 Misc. Individual Records 1994 Bridget Drake, 29 Jacquie Sica ‘00 Goals by a Freshman 44, Shannon Witzel, 2004 1993 Jen Breakey, 40 Assists by a Freshman: 16, Robyn Harry, 1996 1992 Jen Breakey, 38 Points by a Freshman: 53, Shannon Witzel, 2004 1991 Lisa Marsiglia, 41 Fastest Goal to Start a Game - Towson: 1990 Jen DeVos, 46 0:08, Stephanie Howell vs. Mt. St. Mary’s, April 3, 2002 1989 Jen DeVos, 28 Fastest Goal to Start a Game - Opponent: 1988 Kathleen Stout, 34 0:09, Laura Perry vs. Delaware, March 22, 1995 1987 Christie Stevens, 17 1986 Ruth Gutridge, 59 Individual Records 1985 Ruth Gutridge, 59 1984 Ruth Gutridge, 60 Goals 1983 Jennifer Carr, Suzanne Lanahan, 31 Game 9, Ruth Gutridge @ Goucher, 1985 1982 Laurie Hardesty, 17 9, Chris Hyman @ Frostburg, 1984 1981 Cam Holthaus, 50 Season 71, Shannon Witzel, 2005 Amie Rose ‘99 1980 Laurie Hardesty, 42 Career 208, Ruth Gutridge, 1983-86

Assists Year-by-Year Assists Leaders Game 6, Nancy Etzel vs. Johns Hopkins, 1984 6, Nancy Etzel @ Frostburg, 1984 2007 Hillary Fratzke, Shannon Witzel, 12 6, Ruth Gutridge vs. Johns Hopkins, 1984 2006 Becky Trumbo, 21 Season 38, Kelly Bush, 1991 2005 Becky Trumbo, 31 Career 79, Becky Trumbo, 2003-06 2004 Becky Trumbo, 19 Points 2003 Erin Cayea, 15 Season 84, Shannon Witzel, 2005 2002 Erin Cayea, 11 Career 267, Ruth Gutridge, 1983-86 2001 Kat Brady, 10 2000 Courtney Benner, 21 Ground Balls (1996-pres.) 1999 Jessica Weissman, 13 Season 65, Robyn Harry, 1998 Career 181, Melissa Garner, 2000-03 1998 Kathy McCafferty, 16 1997 Robyn Harry, 23 Draw Controls 1996 Robyn Harry, 16 Game 11, Hillary Fratzke, two times 1995 Kim Wilson, 7 Season 107, Hillary Fratzke, 2006 1994 Bridget Drake, 13 Career 168, Becky Trumbo, 2003-06 1993 Jen Breakey, 12 Caused Turnovers 1992 Jen Breakey, 13 Season 41, Hillary Fratzke, 2007 1991 Kelly Bush, 38 Chris Hyman ‘84 Career 79, Shannon Witzel, 2004-2007 1990 Kelly Bush, 18 Goalkeeper Saves 1989 Kelly Bush, 10 Game 36, Lorraine Valeri vs. Loyola, 1982 1988 Jen DeVos, 8 Season 360, Mary Bartel, 1980 1987 Colleen Murphy, 10 Career 912, Jacquie Sica, 1997-2000 1986 Jenny Caruso, 20 Save Percentage 1985 Jenny Caruso, 18 Season .678, Colleen Cahill, 1987-90 1984 Nancy Etzel, 33 Career .597, Colleen Cahill, 1987-90

62 2008 Tiger women’s Lacrosse Year-by-Year Results 1983 Jennifer Carr, Chris Hyman, 1977 (6-8-1) Coach Maggie Faulkner 1980 (13-6) Coach Maggie Faulkner Suzanne Lanahan, 11 Mary Washington w 6-3 M24 HARVARD l 7-11 1982 Laurie Hardesty, 5 James Madison l 7-12 M25 @ umbc w 14-7 1981 Lindsay Townsend, 10 Salisbury State l 5-7 M27 marylanD l 5-16 1980 Lindsay Townsend, 17 Maryland L 1-17 M29 virginia w 8-4 Western Maryland* w 17-5 A9 @ Frostburg State w 11-2 Year-by-Year Points Leaders Maryland* L 3-9 A11 @ East Stroudsburg w 12-5 UMBC* L 3-6 A15 @ Goucher w 20-0 2007 Hillary Fratzke, 60 Loyola (Md.) W 10-3 A18 @ Salisbury State w 16-7 2006 Shannon Witzel, 74 Virginia L 5-8 A24 eSSEX C.C. w 17-2 2005 Shannon Witzel, 84 Frostburg State w 10-6 A25 JOHNS HOPKINS * w 16-1 2004 Becky Trumbo, 64 Slippery Rock State w 5-4 A26 loyola (Md.) * w 11-6 2003 Becky Trumbo, 48 East Stroudsburg St. l 3-21 A27 marylanD * l 2-11 2002 Kat Brady, 39 Delaware L 6-13 A30 @ Delaware l 8-11 2001 Kat Brady, 38 Glassboro State w 11-9 M1 @ Penn State l 4-17 2000 Kat Brady, 38 Goucher T 7-7 M3 glaSSBORO STATe w 9-3 1999 Nikki Popolano, 38 * Maryland State Tournament (3rd place) M9 Delaware # w 13-12 1998 Kathy McCafferty, 53 M9 Slippery Rock # w 10-9 1997 Amy Buck, Robyn Harry, 41 1978 (6-7-1) Coach Maggie Faulkner M10 Trenton State # w 9-5 1996 Amy Buck, 31 James Madison w 5-1 M10 lafayette # l 4-7 Robyn Harry ‘98 1995 Kim Wilson, 32 Penn State L 5-14 * MCWLA Tournament (2nd place) 1994 Bridget Drake, 42 Slippery Rock W 5-4 # USWLA Division II Tournament (2nd place) 1993 Jen Breakey, 52 Maryland L 6-10 1992 Jen Breakey, 51 West Chester L 4-13 1981 (10-7) Coach Maggie Faulkner 1991 Kelly Bush, 51 Goucher L 5-19 M24 JAMES MADISon l 2-8 1990 Jen DeVos, 51 Salisbury State l 6-8 M26 univ. OF LONDon w 19-7 1989 Jen DeVos, 35 UMBC * W 14-7 M28 FROSTBURG STATe w 10-1 1988 Kathleen Stout, 40 Essex C.C.* W 8-7 M31 @ Essex C.C. w 21-9 1987 Christie Stevens, 23 Maryland * L 6-9 A2 PENN STATe l 2-12 1986 Ruth Gutridge, 73 UMBC W w 8-4 A4 @ Glassboro St. w 13-8 1985 Ruth Gutridge, 72 Frostburg State # w 1-0 A5 @ Maryland l 4-14 1984 Ruth Gutridge, 87 Delaware L 4-9 A7 @ Virginia l 4-10 1983 Jennifer Carr, Suzanne Lanahan, 42 Glassboro T 8-8 A9 UMBC W w 11-1 1982 Laurie Hardesty, 22 * Maryland State Tournament (2nd place) A10 @ Loyola w 10-7 1981 Cam Holthaus, 58 # Won by forfeit A24 @ Anne Arundel C.C. * W 11-0 1980 Lindsay Townsend, 50 A25 @ Salisbury St. * w 11-3 1979 (8-8) Coach Maggie Faulkner A26 @ Loyola * w 8-3 YALE W w 1-0 A28 SALISBURY ST. w 10-6 M27 @ Maryland l 2-4 A29 Delaware l 4-10 M31 SALISBURY STATe w 20-3 M1 @ Lehigh # l 6-9 A5 @ Loyola w 7-5 M2 @ Loyola (Md.) # l 5-10 A7 weST CHESTer l 2-12 * MCWLA Tournament (@ UMBC) A10 FROSTBURG STATe w 19-2 # EAIAW Division II Tournament (@ Loyola) A25 UMBC W w 9-6 A27 @ UMBC * w 10-4 1982 (10-7) Coach Linda DiColo A27 @ Loyola (Md.)* w 11-5 M23 @ James Madison l 9-11 A28 @ Maryland * l 3-13 M25 @ Frostburg St. w 15-5 M1 @ Glassboro l 7-10 M29 @ umbc w 8-5 M2 Delaware l 6-13 A1 @ Penn State l 1-22 M4 PENN STATe l 1-7 A3 marylanD l 1-12 M9 eaST STROUDSburg w 7-6 A7 loyola (Md.) l 1-15 M11 brown # l 8-9 A16 virginia l 6-17 M12 william & Mary # l 5-13 A20 @ Shippensburg St. w 8-4 * MAIAW Tournament (2nd place) A22 ricHMOND l 3-11 # USWLA Tournament A23 @ UMBC # w 7-3 Jen DeVos ‘90 A23 @ Salisbury St. # w 7-0 A24 @ Johns Hopkins # w 12-0 A24 @ Frostburg St. # w 7-5

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A28 @ Salisbury St. w 16-2 1985 (9-8) Coach Maggie Faulkner 1988 (5-10) Coach Sandy Hoody 1991 (9-6) Coach Alison Williams M1 @ Delaware * l 2-9 M20 umbc w 19-12 M19 virginia l 5-10 M16 colgaTe l 10-11 M2 @ Loyola * w 4-3 M23 laFAYETTE * w 9-8 M22 @ Richmond l 5-10 M30 @ Richmond l 6-7 # MCWLA Tournament (2nd place) M24 leHIGH * l 5-6 M25 @ Lehigh * l 3-13 A2 @ Maryland l 7-11 * EAIAW Division II Tournament (3rd) M26 @ Goucher w 20-7 M26 @ Lafayette * l 2-15 A4 @ Bucknell w 19-6 M28 @ Maryland l 5-29 M29 @ James Madison l 3-11 A13 @ Drexel * w 8-7 (OT) 1983 (8-10-1) Coach Maggie Faulkner M31 @ Hofstra * l 9-10 A5 marylanD l 4-7 A16 @ Hofstra * w 14-4 M19 HARVARD l 2-27 A12 @ Virginia l 11-21 A7 bucknell * w 12-4 A18 weST CHESTer w 12-4 M22 JAMES MADISon l 4-9 A13 @ James Madison l 7-18 A9 DREXEL * w 8-7 A20 DELAWARE * w 13-5 M26 laFAYETTE * l 3-6 A20 @ Drexel * w 12-5 A12 loyola (Md.) l 5-12 A23 umbc * w 18-6 M29 umbc w 10-6 A21 @ Loyola (Md.) l 12-23 A14 georgeTown w 6-5 A25 JAMES MADISon l 10-11 M31 @ Maryland l 2-9 A23 DELAWARE * l 10-11 A16 HOFSTRA * w 10-3 A25 @ Georgetown w 10-4 A7 PENN STATe l 2-17 A25 @ Bucknell * w 7-4 A19 @ West Chester l 5-7 A27 @ Loyola (Md.) l 10-12 A12 @ Loyola (Md.) l 6-19 A26 Salisbury St. # w 17-3 A21 @ Delaware * l 7-13 A30 @ Virginia l 5-11 A14 DELAWARE * l 6-21 A27 notre Dame # w 14-4 A23 @ umbc w 12-7 M4 umbc ** w 8-5 A16 @ Virginia l 8-17 A28 georgetown # w 17-9 A30 @ Lafayette ** l 3-19 M5 DELAWARE ** w 11-6 A19 FROSTBURG ST. w 21-11 A30 SHIPPENSBURG # w 21-2 * ECC Contest * ECC Contest A21 @ Drexel * w 10-6 M4 Delaware ** l 5-17 ** ECC Tournament (4th place) ** ECC Tournament (1st place) A26 SHIPPENSBURG ST. T 13-13 * ECC Contest A29 Salisbury St. # w 10-1 # MCWLA Tournament 1989 (6-9) Coach Sandy Hoody 1992 (10-6) Coach Alison Williams A30 notre Dame # w 8-2 ** ECC Tournament M17 leHIGH * l 4-5 M15 ricHMOND w 7-3 A30 Johns Hopkins # w 11-2 M18 @ Virginia l 3-6 M17 american w 17-3 A30 @ Goucher # w 8-1 1986 (3-12) Coach Lisa Pierce A1 ricHMOND l 6-8 M31 @ Rutgers w 18-10 A30 lehigh # l 4-9 M18 @ Richmond l 11-17 A4 @ Maryland l 5-13 A2 bucknell w 11-4 M1 Frostburg St. # w 22-11 M22 @ Lafayette * l 6-18 A6 @ Bucknell * w 14-4 A4 DREXel w 13-6 M6 @ Delaware ** l 3-28 * ECC M27 marylanD l 7-35 A8 @ Drexel * w 14-6 A7 marylanD l 4-15 Contest A6 william & mary l 5-17 A11 @ Loyola (Md.) l 2-8 A11 HOFSTRA * w 16-9 # MCWLA Tournament A9 bucknell * w 15-12 A13 @ Georgetown w 10-1 A14 @ West Chester w 15-7 ** ECC Tournament A10 loyola (Md.) l 12-24 A15 @ Hofstra * w 8-7 A16 @ Delaware l 9-10 A12 DREXEL * w 13-12 A18 weST CHESTer w 13-7 22 @ UMBC* w 8-4 1984 (11-8-1) Coach Maggie Faulkner A14 virginia l 4-25 A20 DELAWARE * l 11-12 A23 @ James Madison l 6-9 M21 @ umbc w 13-8 A19 HOFSTRA * w 13-11 A22 umbc w 14-4 A25 loyola (Md.) l 7-9 M24 @ Lehigh * l 8-22 A20 ruTGERS l 8-20 A25 JAMES MADISon l 6-8 A28 virginia l 5-18 M31 HOFSTRA * w 17-6 A22 @ Shippensburg l 17-18 A29 laFAYETTE * l 3-12 A30 georgeTown w 19-3 A7 DREXEL * w 11-3 A24 @ Delaware * l 2-36 M6 @ Lafayette ** l 7-12 M2 lafayette ** w 9-8 A8 william & mary l 9-14 A26 @ Lehigh * l 10-18 * ECC Contest M3 cornell ** l 3-6 A10 loyola (Md.) l 8-10 A29 @ umbc l 9-15 ** ECC Tournament (4th place) * ECC Contest A12 @ Delaware * l 10-21 M3 @ Lafayette ** l 9-19 ** ECC Tournament (2nd place) A14 virginia l 6-9 * ECC Contest 1990 (11-4) Coach Sandy Hoody A16 @ Lafayette * l 5-12 ** ECC Tournament M17 virginia l 4-9 1993 (7-7) Coach Charlotte Hennan A17 @ Rutgers T 13-13 M29 @ Lehigh * l 8-11 M15 american * w 15-4 A20 @ Bucknell * l 7-8 1987 (5-9) Coach Sandy Hoody M31 ricHMOND w 6-5 M20 @ William & Mary l 7-12 A24 @ Frostburg St. w 27-12 M21 @ Virginia l 1-18 A5 bucknell * w 7-2 M21 @ Richmond w 13-8 A26 @ Shippensburg w 14-9 M26 @ Maryland l 5-23 A10 loyola (Md.) l 5-7 M23 DARTMOUTH l 2-8 A27 @ Goucher # w 17-3 M28 @ Lafayette * l 1-20 A12 HOFSTRA * w 15-2 A1 @ Bucknell w 18-5 A28 @ UMBC # w 9-4 A3 @ Drexel * w 5-12 A17 @ West Chester w 7-4 A3 @ Drexel l 6-11 A28 @ Notre Dame # w 11-5 A8 @ Bucknell * w 8-9 A19 @ Delaware * w 8-3 A6 @ Maryland l 7-18 A28 @ Salisbury St. # w 11-1 A10 @ Georgetown w 12-11 A21 @ umbc w 8-3 A10 weST CHESTer w 17-8 A29 @ Johns Hopkins # W 22-6 A11 ricHMOND l 7-8 A24 @ James Madison w 10-9 A15 Delaware l 8-9 A29 @ Frostburg St.# w 19-7 A13 @ Loyola (Md.) l 4-15 A26 georgeTown w 13-1 A17 umbc w 15-11 M3 marylanD l 4-18 A18 @ Hofstra * w 7-4 A28 @ Lafayette * l 7-8 A21 JAMES MADISon w 9-8(4OT) * ECC Contest A20 leHIGH * l 13-4 M2 DREXEL * w 14-3 A24 @ Loyola (Md.) l 11-14 # MCWLA Tournament @ Goucher A23 DELAWARE * l 2-24 M5 lafayette ** w 6-5 A27 @ Virginia l 7-14 A25 SHIPPENSburg w 9-8 M6 Delaware ** w 4-3 A29 @ Georgetown w 15-4 A28 umbc l 8-14 * ECC Contest M2 @ Lafayette ** l 4-20 ** ECC Tournament (1st place) * ECC Contest ** ECC Tournament (4th place) 64 2008 Tiger women’s Lacrosse 1994 (2-11) Coach Charlotte Hennan M29 JAMES MADISon l 9-13 2000 (6-9) Coach Linda Ohrin 2002 (7-9) Coach Linda Ohrin M13 ricHMOND l 11-12 (OT) A2 @ Maryland l 5-13 M2 george maSon l 4-12 F27 american l 6-10 M17 @ Princeton l 3-16 A8 @ Georgetown l 3-14 M7 marylanD l 4-17 M6 george MASON * l 8-10 M19 loyola (Md.) l 4-21 A10 @ umbc w 15-6 M11 albany w 21-3 M9 DREXEL * w 15-5 M22 bucknell l 9-10 (OT) A17 @ Drexel * w 11-6 M15 @ umbc w 11-10 M15 @ James Madison * l 4-16 M29 @ Rutgers l 9-12 A20 BOSTON UNIVERSITY * w 19-10 M19 @ Vanderbilt l 5-9 M17 DAVIDSon w 13-5 A5 marylanD l 7-17 A23 @ George Mason w 7-6 (OT) M22 @ Delaware * l 6-19 M20 @ Delaware * w 12-11 A9 DREXel w 15-2 A26 @ Vermont * w 11-6 M29 georgeTown l 4-15 M23 albany l 5-15 A12 american w 16-5 A30 loyola (Md.) l 5-23 A5 mounT ST. MARY’S w 16-8 M26 william & MARY * w 8-7 A14 @ umbc l 5-9 M1 @ New Hampshire * w 13-12 A11 @ Loyola (Md.) l 5-18 M28 @ Loyola (Md.) * l 9-16 A19 @ Delaware l 6-15 M3 vs. Boston University ** W 17-6 A14 @ Boston University * l 5-11 A3 mounT ST. MARY’S w 18-7 A22 @ James Madison l 3-14 M4 vs. Delaware ** l 9-13 A16 @ New Hampshire * l 9-14 A6 at Hofstra * l 9-14 A26 virginia l 2-20 * AMERICA EAST Contest A22 DREXEL * w 16-3 A11 at Lafayette l 5-9 A28 georgeTown l 11-14 ** AMERICA EAST Tournament A24 @ Hofstra * l 5-14 A14 olD DOMINION * l 7-15 A26 @ Johns Hopkins w 9-8 A17 @ umbc l 11-12 1998 (8-9) Coach Ashley Duncan M3 vermonT * w 19-3 M1 @ Johns Hopkins l 6-15 1995 (5-8) Coach Ashley Duncan M8 @ Rutgers w 11-8 * AMERICA EAST Contest M4 connecticut w 10-5 M11 colgaTe l 7-13 M14 @ Lafayette w 12-7 * Colonial Athletic Association Games M12 bucknell w 7-5 M16 vermonT * w 19-6 2001 (6-9) Coach Linda Ohrin M18 @ Loyola (Md.) l 10-15 M18 @ Loyola (Md.) l 7-16 M1 @ Georgetown l 3-16 2003 (7-9) Coach Linda Ohrin M22 Delaware l 7-17 M21 DUKE L 9-10 M3 albany w 18-2 M5 american w 17-16 M28 ruTGERS w 9-8 M26 @ Hofstra * w 11-10 M11 @ Drexel * w 12-6 M9 colgaTe w 15-5 M30 @ Richmond l 10-13 M28 JAMES MADISon l 9-16 M14 @ George Mason l 7-12 M14 @ Drexel * w 14-8 A1 JAMES MADISon l 8-19 A4 DREXEL * w 20-3 M17 DELAWARE * l 6-15 M16 @ Delaware * l 8-12 A4 @ Maryland l 4-17 A8 marylanD l 3-23 M21 @ Davidson w 10-9 M19 loyola (Md.) l 8-9 A6 @ Drexel w 11-9 A11 @ Delaware * l 9-18 M28 loyola (Md.) l 3-13 M21 laSalle w 15-9 A13 umbc w 8-6 A15 george maSon l 9-10 M31 villanova w 14-9 M26 @ Davidson w 10-5 A18 ST.JOSEPH’S w 21-4 A17 @ Boston University * W 13-9 A4 @ Mount St. Mary’s w 11-10 M30 @ James Madison * l 8-10 A27 @ Georgetown l 5-14 A19 @ New Hampshire * l 10-11 A6 HOFSTRA * l 10-18 A6 albany w 22-4 M @ Virginia l 7-17 A23 @ umbc w 14-13 A12 BOSTON UNIVERSITY * l 6-21 A9 @ George Mason * l 6-19 A25 georgeTown l 10-14 A14 new HAMPSHIRE * l 6-16 A11 HOFSTRA * l 4-12 1996 (7-10) Coach Ashley Duncan M2 vs. Hofstra ** w 16-11 A18 UMBC L l 4-11 A15 @ UMBC w 10-9 M9 @ Loyola (Md.) l 5-11 M3 vs. Delaware ** l 9-17 A21 @ Vermont * w 8-3 A18 olD DOMINION * l 8-14 M15 new HAMPSHIRE * w 16-2 * AMERICA EAST Contest A25 JOHNS HOPKINS l 8-1 A21 william & MARY * l 10-18 M17 @ North Carolina l 4-13 ** AMERICA EAST Tournament (2nd place) * AMERICA EAST Contest A30 JOHNS HOPKINS l 5-12 M20 @ Duke w 10-8 M3 @ Connecticut l 6-8 M23 vermonT * w 14-3 1999 (4-12) Coach Linda Ohrin * Colonial Athletic Association Games M26 @ Rutgers l 3-6 M7 ruTGERS l 7-12 M28 @ Delaware * l 4-9 M13 @ Duke l 6-13 M30 @ James Madison l 4-10 M17 HOFSTRA * w 18-8 A2 marylanD l 3-21 M20 @ Drexel * w 14-7 A11 @ umbc w 15-7 M22 umbc w 13-9 A13 DREXEL * w 17-7 M24 DELAWARE * l 9-11 A17 georgeTown l 6-11 M29 JOHNS HOPKINS l 8-9 (OT) A20 @ Hofstra * l 7-13 M31 @ Georgetown l 8-13 A23 virginia l 9-17 A5 @ George Mason l 3-9 A27 oHIO STATe w 16-6 A7 @ Maryland l 2-21 M4 @ Delaware ** w 10-9 A13 loyola (Md.) l 11-12 M5 Hofstra ** l 9-11 A16 boSTON UNIV. * l 3-15 * North Atlantic Conference Contest A18 new HAMPSHIRE * l 8-9 ** NAC Tournament @ Delaware (2nd place) A21 @ James Madison l 7-17 A24 @ Vermont w 15-8 1997 (11-6) Coach Ashley Duncan M1 vs. Delaware ** l 4-9 M11 ruTGERS w 9-8 * AMERICA EAST Contest Kathy McCafferty ‘98 M15 HOFSTRA * w 12-6 M19 DELAWARE * w 8-3 M23 @ North Carolina l 5-16 M25 @ Duke w 14-13 (OT)

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2004 (14-4) Coach Missy Doherty 2006 (13-6) Coach Missy Doherty F28 geo. WASHINGTon w 9-6 M1 @ American w 17-10 M2 @ American w 16-13 M4 geo. WASHINGTon w 9-8 (3OT) M5 albany w 17-5 M10 connecTICUT w 16-13 M9 @ Johns Hopkins l 12-14 M12 PENNSylvania l 6-10 M14 connecTICUT w 11-9 M16 new HAMPSHire l 13-14 (OT) M17 umbc w 11-10 M19 @ Syracuse l 5-7 M21 @ Loyola (Md.) l 7-10 M24 DELAWARE * w 16-13 M26 ricHMOND w 11-10 M26 @ Richmond l 9-10 M28 DELAWARE * w 9-6 M31 @ Old Dominion * l 12-13 A2 HOFSTRA * w 8-6 A2 @ William & Mary * w 13-11 A9 george MASON * w 11-10 A7 @ Drexel * w 14-9 A13 JAMES MADISON * l 5-15 A9 HOFSTRA * l 9-15 A16 @ William & Mary * w 12-11 A14 JAMES MADISON * l 10-12 A18 @ Old Dominion * w 19-15 A18 george MASON * w 18-14 A21 @ LaSalle w 20-11 A25 @ Loyola (Md.) l 12-13 A23 @ Drexel * w 16-13 M2 @ Johns Hopkins l 11-16 A25 @ Colgate w 17-5 M5 @ James Madison ** l 8-9 M1 vs. William & Mary ** L 12-14 * Colonial Athletic Association Games * Colonial Athletic Association Games ** CAA Tournament (@ James Madison) ** CAA Tournament (@ James Madison) 2007 (6-9) Coach Missy Doherty 2005 (13-6) Coach Missy Doherty F26 american w 17-7 M1 american w 16-6 M3 @ Pennsylvania l 7-15 M5 @ Albany w 12-6 M10 @ New Hampshire w 12-9 M13 Denver w 13-7 M14 SYRACUSe l 10-18 M16 @ umbc w 16-8 M18 @ Geo. Washington l 10-11 M19 @ Connecticut w 12-9 M25 ricHMOND w 10-9(2OT) M25 @ Delaware * l 8-13 M28 loyola (Md.) l 10-11(2OT) M27 @ Richmond w 16-8 A1 @ Delaware * l 15-16 M30 @ Geo. Washington l 10-11 (2OT) A6 @ James Madison * l 8-13 A1 @ Hofstra * l 6-10 A8 @ George Mason * w 19-13 A3 DREXEL * w 14-7 A13 olD DOMINION * l 8-9 A8 @ George Mason * w 8-6 A15 william & MARY * w 12-7 A10 @ James Madison * W 9-5 A20 DREXEL * w 12-6 A15 william & MARY * w 12-4 A22 @ Hofstra * l 11-14 A17 olD DOMINION * w 10-5 A30 JOHNS HOPKINS l 9-15 A19 JOHNS HOPKINS l 5-10 * Colonial Athletic Association Games A26 loyola (Md.) l 9-12 A30 @George Mason** w 12-9 M1 @Hofstra** w 18-15 M12 @Georgetown *** l 14-15 * Colonial Athletic Association Games ** CAA Tournament (@ Hofstra *** NCAA Tournament

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66 2008 Tiger women’s Lacrosse All-Time Roster A D H Adamicki, Merri 1998-01 Daniel, Gina 1990 Hamer, Lisa 1986-87 Adams, Linday 1985 Davis, Lisa 1987 Hamilton, Helen 1979 Alati, Ali 2005-pres. Dean, Amy 1995-96 Hammond, Mary 2005-pres. Arolino, Mary Beth 2003-06 DeShriver, Mary 1979 Hanna, Chris 1992-94 Arntz, Colleen 1988-89 DeVos, Jennifer 1986-90 Hannan, Kelly 1980-83 DiBartolomeo, Jill 1998 Hardesty, Laurie 1979-82 b Disney, Eva 1991-94 Harell, Nan 1980 Back, Cheryl 1999-02 Dodds, Marianne 2006 Harry, Robyn 1996-98 Bailey, Tara 1992-95 Domingo, Michelle 1990 Harthausen, Bridget 1997-00 Bartel, Mary 1979-81 Donnelly, Karen 1981-83 Hartman, Susan 1983-86 Bartlinski, Shanna 2003-2006 Dornic, Corina 1985 Hayes, Katie 1999-01 Bauer, Kendie 2005-pres. Dougherty, Christine 2007-pres. Healy, Jennifer 1991-94 Bean, Kathryn 1999-01 Downey, Dee 1980 Heilman, Gretchen 1995 Beerman, Erin 1994 Downs, Amanda 1998 Heister, Stephanie 2003 Benokratis, Gena 1990 Drake, Bridget 1993-94 Helms, Emily 1999-02 Benner, Courtney 1997-00 Drake, Megan 1993-96 Henneberry, Kate 1992-95 Bish, Valerie 2004 Drown, Tracey 2001 Hergenroeder, Becky 1984-88 Bogohsian, Kerin 2003-06 Dudley, Carol 2000-03 Hicks, Gwen 1992-96 Borodinsky, Melissa 1997-98 Duncan, Bernadette 1980 Holly, Robyn 1982 Bove, Maggie 1993-96 Dwyer, Martha 2002-05 Holthaus, Cam 1979, 1981 Bowerman, Krista 1999-02 Horbert, Jessica 2000 Brady, Eileen 1988-89 e Houck, Janet 1977-79 Brady, Kat 1999-02 Ebling, Karen 1979 Houck, Kathleen 1986 Brady, Patricia 1982-83 Elkins, Amy 1993 Housh, Cybil 1993-96 Branning, Molly 1997-00 Ennis, Elise 1979-82 Howell, Stephanie 2001-04 Breakey, Jennifer 1992-93 Epps, Jennifer 1985-86 Hyman, Chris 1982-84 Brooks, Kim 1985-87 Buchanan, Lindsay 1994-95 F i Buck, Amy 1995-99 Fanelle, Helene 1991-94 Ippolito, Nicole 2002-03 Buck, Leigh 1971-74 Fiorini, Lisa 2004-05 Bunce, Bethany 2001 Fisher, Theresa 1995-96 J Burk, Maggie 1998-99 Fitzgerald, Kelly 2003-06 Jacobsen, Kim 1998 Burns, Beverly 2002-06 Foss, Lynne 1979 Jones, Maryanne 2000-01 Bush, Kelly 1988-91 Fratzke, Hillary 2006-pres. Freeman, Kate 1987-88 K c French, Jackie 1979 Katrinic, Donna 1983-85 Cahill, Colleen 1987-90 Katz, Joanna 2004 Caprio, Julie 1980-82 G Kellegher, Val 1986-87 Carls, Lauren 2003-07 Galinn, Wendy 1979-80 Kendall, Jacie 2007-pres. Carr, Jennifer 1981-83 Gambacorta, Carmel 1979 Kirk, Laura 1992 Carroll, Laurie 1992 Gamble, Beth 1987 Klaus, Jenny 2002 Caruso, Jenny 1985-86 Gardill, Clara 1986-89 Korcek, Sue 1996-99 Cassel, Lauren 2005-pres. Garner, Melissa 2000-03 Kovacs, Penny 1984 Cayea, Erin 2002-05 Giancola, Abigail 2001-04 Kozloski, Katie 2003-06 Chesley, Karen 1996 Giffi, Tanny 1994 Krastel, Kristyn 2000-03 Chimente, Maggie 1994 Gilligan, Regina 1990-93 Krause, Cassie 2006-pres. Corry, Mandy 2005-pres. Gischel, Dawn 1988 Kuher, Hilary 1995-96 Cotsoradis, Angel 1979-82 Glose, Katie 1979-81 Crawford, Corey 2000-03 Gorzynski, Teri 1990-93 Crawford, Linda 1979 Gotwalt, Portia 1998-01 Crowley, Mary Beth 1979-82 Griebe, Kelly 2002-04 Curry, Shannon 1990-91 Grzebien, Danielle 1988-91 Gutridge, Ruth 1983-86 Gyarmathy, Danielle 2002-03

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L N Lail, Vicki 1986 Neal, Pam 1979-82 Lanahan, Suzanne 1983-84 Neal, Sallie 1995-97 Lang, Janis 1981-83 Neal, Susan 1981-83 Langrehr, Amy 1987 Neave, Jamie 1998-01 Lean, Casey 2006-pres. Noel, Anita 1988-91 Lee, Erika 1995-96 Lehman, Patty 1985-88 O Lewis, Joan 1982 O’Connell, Jessica 2001-04 Lindquist, Peggy 1990 Ondrako, Julie 2006-pres. Lipowski, Catherine 1998 Lisek, Sandy 1979-80 p Lisek, Sue 1979-80 Page, Courtney 1988-91 Loughran, Jennifer 1989 Palacorolla, Delores 1983 Lundgren, Autumn 2001-03 Panza, Barbara 1980-82 Lusignea, Lindsay 2004-07 Patterson, Kelly 2007-pres. Luxion, Sue 1984 Patton, Becky 1991-93 Pavik, Joan 1981 M Perrone, Denise 1996 Mahanna, Christy 1990-91 Pokrywka, Sara 1994-96 Maher, Kathy 1984 Popolano, Nicki 1998-99 Mahoney, Shannon 1994 Potter, Tracey 1982 Maly, Lisa 1996 Preis, Maddie 1992-93 Maranto, Toni 1992 Price, Kelle 1987-91 Marcinik, Nikki 2007-pres. Price, Carla 1986 Marron, Susan 2006 Profili, Gina 1987-90 Marshall, Caitlin 2001-05 Marsiglia, Lisa 1988-91 Q Martin, Lisa 1996-98 Quinn, Shari 1980-81 McAfee, Lauren 2007-pres. Quinton, Robin 1996 McAllister, Jaclyn 2004-05 McCafferty, Kathy 1995-98 McCausland, Sarah 2006-pres. r McEhlenny, Megan 1993 Rausch, Melissa 2003 McNamara, Meggie 2006-pres. Raszewski, Melissa 2001-02 McNeill, Nicole 2000-03 Raynor, Erin 1986 Mezzanotte, Laura 2005-pres. Regier, Lynne 1979-81 Micek, Nikki 1992 Resetar, Diana 1994 Middlesworth, Debbie 1987 Rickey, Kay 1981 Middleton, Amy 2001-05 Riley, Diana 1986-88 Mielke, Kari 2002 Rinella, Erin 2003-06 Minick, Jill 1980 Robinson, Dana 1982-85 Minor, Brianne 2006-pres. Rogalski, Kathy 1990 Mirarchi, Julie 1990-91 Rohrs, Kyle 1995 Mollot, Katie 2005-pres. Rose, Amie 1996-99 Moltz, Kristy 1996 Rowe, Susan 1982-83 Monetti, Sue 1986-89 Rude, Ashley 2006 Amy Buck ‘99 Mullis, Megan 2007-pres. Murphy, Colleen 1986-89 s Murphy, Kathy 1986 Sands, Sally 1991-95 Murphy, Stephanie 1982 Sauer, Lori 1986-89 Murray, Maggie 1990-93 Scarborough, Wendee 1983-84 Schemberg, Gretchen 1993-96 Scher, Sam 1999-01 Schulze, Erin 1996 Schwartz, Laura 1989 Scranton, Donna 1982-85

68 2008 Tiger women’s Lacrosse Shiffler, Carrie 1997-98 Sturm, Jennifer 1997-00 w Shilling, Amy 2002-03; 2005 Sulinski, Linda 1994-96 Wallace, Cathy 1994-95 Sica, Jacquie 1997-00 Walsh, Karen 1989-92 Siegert, Kara 2007-pres. t Warren, Christie 1986 Silva, Katrina 1989-93 Tankersley, Claire 1982-83 Weissman, Jessica 1997-99 Simon, Lisa 1985 Tartala, Kate 1987 Wittlesberger, Nicole 2001 Smarrelli, Jen 1994-96 Taylor, Heather 1990-91 Williams, D’Ann 1980 Smith, Gigi 1982-85 Taylor, Steph 2007-pres. Wilson, Liz 1994-96 Smith, Marcis 1980 Temple, Dodi 1990-93 Wilson, Kim 1992-95 Smith, Susan 1982 Townsend, Lindsay 1980-81 Witkowski, Cindy 1985-86 Sowney, Marian 1987 Trumbo, Becky 2003-06 Witzel, Shannon 2004-07 Spenser, Ann 1988 Turco, Samantha 2006 Wolf, Leslie 1987 Spruill, Artemis 2007-pres. Turner, Brooke 1988 Wood, Doreen 1984 Stermer, Patti 1990-93 Woodfield, Britt 2006-pres. Stevens, Christie 1987-89 v Stevens, Linda 1995 Valeri, Lorraine 1982 y Stiteler, Erin 1992-95 Van Horn, Donna 1981 Yeager, Sue 1982 Stokley, Pat 1979-81 Vetrano, Raquel 1986 Young, Melissa 1992-94 Storke, Shelley 1987 Volk, Lauren 1996 Stout, Kathleen 1984-88 Stroosnyder, Tracey 1982 z Stude, Carol 1983 Zdenek, Jennifer 1989

Tiger women’s lacrosse history 69 history Tigers Off The Field From hosting youth clinics to participating in special events, the the American Red Cross and used their athletic expertise to teach at Towson University women’s lacrosse team is committed to giving a girl’s lacrosse clinic in the Baltimore area. back to the Baltimore community as often as possible. The Tigers’ community service efforts are not limited to the off- During the past year, the Tigers have participated in several events season. During their season, the team will host a youth clinic at Unitas to show their support for the community. For the fifth consecutive Stadium following one of its home games. year, the team ran in the annual Diane Geppi-Aikens Memorial Run, By working in the community, the Tigers have learned the impor- which takes place every year in honor of the former Loyola College tance of helping others. While the Tigers continue to develop their women’s lacrosse coach who lost her battle with cancer at age 40. skills on the field, they know that their growth off the field and in In addition, the Tigers have been a part of blood drives to benefit the community is just as important.

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