2001 Carolina Women’s Lacrosse GENERAL INFORMATION TABLE OF CONTENTS

■ 2001 OUTLOOK Contents...... 1 General Information...... 1-2 2001 Schedule...... 3 2001 Preview ...... 4-5 2001 Roster ...... 6 2001 Player Bios...... 7-19 The 2001 Season Head Coach Jenny Slingluff Levy...... 20 p. 3-21 Assistant Coaches & Support Staff ...... 21

■ THIS IS CAROLINA WOMEN’S LACROSSE Henry Stadium ...... 22-23 Fetzer Field ...... 24 Chapel Hill...... 25 ON THE COVER: Seniors Nicole Foran and The University of North Carolina ...... 26-27 Amy Havrilla and redshirt junior Melissa Academic Support ...... 28 Coyne Carolina Athletics — A Total Program ...... 29 Tar Heels in the Community...... 29 Carolina’s Athletic Heritage ...... 30-31 ■ MEDIA INFORMATION Publicity for the 2001 Carolina women’s lacrosse ■ HISTORY team is coordinated by Assistant Sports Information 2000 Season Review ...... 32 Director Matt Bowers. Members of the media are asked 2000 Statistics ...... 33 to notify Bowers at least 24 hours in advance if they 2000 Results...... 34 would like to cover a Carolina home game. Carolina’s Women’s Lacrosse Honor Roll ...... 35 Head coach Jenny Slingluff Levy is available by call- This is Carolina p. 22-31 Carolina Record Book...... 36 ing her office directly at (919) 962-0740. The best time to reach Slingluff Levy is usually weekday mornings. All-Time Results...... 37 Interviews with members of the women’s lacrosse Series Records ...... 37 team should be arranged through Bowers. The Atlantic Coast Conference...... 38

2001 Opponents ...... 39

2000 Season Review p. 32-34

■ CREDITS Editor: Matt Bowers Editorial Assistance: Megan Collins, Brooke Eidenmiller, Dana Gelin, Steve Kirschner, David Tinson, Michael B. Wintrob Printed by: B&B Printing of Bristol, Tenn. Front & Back Covers: Designed by Leesa Brinkley. Follow the T ar Heels Online Photography: Head shots of current players and coaches and team photo by Will Owens. Front cover photos by Peyton Williams (Havrilla, Coyne) and Kevin Cox (Foran). Back cover photos by Karen Jonas (Rellihan, Schildwachter) and www.TarHeelBlue.com Kevin Cox (McDaniel). Other action photos as noted. The official web site of UNC Athletics

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■ CAROLINA ATHLETICS QUICK FACTS & DIRECTORY ■ ATHLETIC MEDIA RELATIONS INFORMATION Location ...... Chapel Hill, N.C. 27515 Assistant A.D. (Media Relations) ...... Steve Kirschner Enrollment ...... 24,635 Director of Media Relations for Olympic Sports ...... Dave Lohse Chartered ...... 1789 Assistant Director...... Kevin Best Nickname ...... Tar Heels Assistant Director (women’s lacrosse contact)...... Matt Bowers Colors ...... Carolina Blue & White Assistant Director...... Dana Gelin Conference ...... Atlantic Coast Assistant Director...... David Tinson National Affiliation...... NCAA, Division I Intern ...... Suzette Thweatt Administrative Assistant ...... Lee Snyder Chancellor ...... James Moeser Mailing Address ...... P.O. Box 2126 Faculty Representative...... Jack Evans Chapel Hill, N.C. 27515 Director of Athletics...... Dick Baddour Street Address...... Dean E. Smith Center, Bowles Drive Senior Associate Athletic Director...... Larry Gallo, Jr. Office Phone...... 919-962-2123/1376 Senior Associate A.D. (Facilities) ...... Jeff Elliott Office Fax ...... 919-962-0612 Senior Associate A.D. (Olympic Sports)...... Beth Miller Fetzer Field Press Box Phone ...... 919-962-1460 Senior Associate A.D. (MultiMedia) ...... Bob Savod Henry Stadium Press Box Phone ...... 919-842-7733 Senior Associate A.D. (Operations & Facilities) ...... Willie Scroggs Bowers’ Home Phone ...... 919-929-7814 Associate A.D. (Business & Finance)...... Martina Ballen Bowers’ E-mail Address...... [email protected] Associate A.D. (Academic Support) ...... Dr. Janice Hilliard Web Site ...... www.TarHeelBlue.com Assistant A.D. (Media Relations) ...... Steve Kirschner Assistant A.D. (Campus & Community Relations)...... John Lotz Department of Athletics Mission Statement Educational Foundation Vice President ...... John Cherry Educational Foundation Vice President...... Neal Harrell The UNC Department of Athletics has offered high quality athletic Educational Foundation Vice President ...... Sue Walsh programs for many years. Through a dedicated commitment to educa- Director of Ticket Operations ...... Clint Gwaltney tional interests, competitive athletic programs, and integrity in all areas, Director of Sports Medicine...... Dr. Tim Taft the student-athletes, coaches and staff strive to bring credit and recog- Head Team Physician...... Dr. Bryan Smith nition to the University. The mission of the Department is to sponsor a broad-based athletic Team Physician...... Dr. Tom Brickner program that provides educational and athletic opportunities for young Coordinator of Athletic Training ...... Dr. Dan Hooker men and women to grow and develop, and to serve the interests of the Assistant Director of Games Operations...... Ellen Culler University by complementing and enhancing its diversity and quality Athletic Department Switchboards of life. Coaches, as educators, are foundational to this process. In keep- Smith Center ...... 919-962-6000 ing with the University’s efforts to offer programs of regional and Carmichael Auditorium ...... 919-962-5411 national acclaim, the Department’s athletic programs strive for com- petitive excellence within the Atlantic Coast Conference or other sim- ■ WOMEN’S LACROSSE INFORMATION ilar institutions. Through its athletic programs, the University seeks to unite students, faculty, staff and alumni in a common and shared expe- Head Coach ...... Jenny Slingluff Levy (Virginia ‘92) rience. The Department seeks to contribute to the diversity of the Career Record...... 61-24 (five years) University by offering opportunities for enhanced racial/ethnic, cultur- Record at Carolina ...... same al and geographic representation. Assistant Coach ...... Jen Larsen (Virginia ‘96) To fulfill this mission, the Department, with the approval of the Assistant Coach...... Kathleen O’Shea (Loyola ‘99) Board of Trustees, has developed principles of operation to provide Head Strength Coach...... John Williams guidance and direction to its personnel. This Mission Statement and Training Staff ...... Chris Hirth, Betsy Carney, Mary Siolek accompanying principles require strong dedication and commitment from all who participate in, coach in and support the Department of Academic Advisor...... Heather Murphy Athletics. Secretary ...... Alecia Pynn Women’s Lacrosse Office Phone ...... 919-962-0466 Women’s Lacrosse Office Fax ...... 919-962-1646 2000 Record...... 12-6 overall, 2-1 ACC 2000 ACC Finish ...... Tied for first 2000 NCAA Tournament ...... Quarterfinalist Letterwinners Returning/Lost ...... 21/8 Starters Returning/Lost ...... 6/6 Home Fields ...... Fetzer Field (5,025) Frances E. Henry Stadium (1,086) On July 9, 1997, Carolina and Nike signed a five-year, $7.1 million contract under which Nike will provide each varsity team shoes, apparel, equipment bags and other products. UNCalso received $400,000 for the Chancellor’s Academic Enhancement Fund.

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Day Date Opponent/Event Site Time

Sat. Feb. 17 South of the Border Tournament Chapel Hill All day

Fri. Feb. 23 at William & Mary (exhibition) Williamsburg, Va. 6 p.m.

Sun. Feb. 25 Davidson Chapel Hill 1 p.m.

Fri. March 2 at Johns Hopkins Balitmore, Md. 6 p.m.

Sun. March 4 at Maryland College Park, Md. 1 p.m.

Fri. March 9 at Loyola Baltimore, Md. 4 p.m. Eight of Carolina’s 15 2001 regular-season opponents Sun. March 11 vs. Boston University Baltimore, Md. Noon earned bids to the 2000 NCAA Tournament. Sat. March 17 at Duke Durham, N.C. Noon

Sat. March 24 Virginia Chapel Hill 1 p.m.

Tues. March 27 Virginia Tech Chapel Hill 5 p.m.

Fri. March 30 vs. Ohio State State College, Pa. 3 p.m.

Sun. April 1 at Penn State State College, Pa. Noon

Sat. April 7 Georgetown Chapel Hill 1 p.m.

Wed. April 11 James Madison Chapel Hill 5 p.m.

Sat. April 14 at Vanderbilt Nashville, Tenn. 1 p.m.

Fri.-Sun. April 20-22 ACC Tournament Orlando, Fla. TBA

Fri. April 27 Dartmouth Chapel Hill 7 p.m.

Sun. April 29 Massachusetts Chapel Hill 1 p.m.

All time Eastern

Home games are played at Henry Stadium and Fetzer Field

3 2001 Carolina Women’s Lacrosse 2001 CAROLINA PREVIEW Kevin Cox It’s an old cliché that team sports tend to ebb ing and attacking in transition for the and flow in cycles — squads filled with young last few seasons. We also lost Julie players often struggle as they gain experience, Kickham, Meghan Stringer and Jennie only to learn to dominate opponents as they Porter Wilkinson Voishan, all of whom started last year. mature together as a cohesive unit. The 2001 That’s a pretty big class to lose all at University of North Carolina women’s lacrosse once. They aren’t immediately replace- team is a group that could be somewhere in the able, but we do have a good group middle of those two extremes — talented and behind them that’s very capable of fill- capable but also youthful and in need of confi- ing those roles.” dence. “We don’t have any stars this year, and I don’t ■ OFFENSE know if we’ve ever had any really big stars,” says Havrilla, the team’s third-leading head coach Jenny Slingluff Levy. “Our system scorer a year ago, and the quartet of jun- doesn’t lend itself to one individual standing out iors — Thompson, McPike, McInnes from the rest of the team. Most people won’t have and Stone — will anchor the Carolina a lot of expectations for us because we lost so offensive unit this season. The Tar Heel much from last year and we’re a young team offense should be athletic and quick as overall. This group has played and improved a whole, teeming with experienced together, and if it can gain some confidence we underclassmen players. can be a very good team.” “Amy Havrilla is the senior who will Carolina is a relatively young team, featuring see the most time on offense and she just five seniors but 16 sophomores and juniors on had a great fall,” says Slingluff Levy. “Kellie showed what she could do last year by leading us in all the scoring cat- egories, and she has improved. Christine McPike is so important all over the field for us. She was every- its 28-player roster. It where in fall scrimmages. And Erin makes things happen up front for is also a team that lost us.” plenty of experienced Thompson led UNC in goals, assists and points last season and was talent from a season named a third-team All-America. Havrilla was third on the squad in scor- ago to graduation. ing with 30 points, including a career-high 24 goals, a total which ranked Those losses included second among Tar Heels. McPike ranked fourth on the team with 28 two-time A l l - A C C points and 20 goals, starting all 18 games as an attacking midfielder. midfielder Meghann McInnes should start for the second year in a row as a playmaking attack- Mohler, big-game star er. In 2000, she tied for third on the team with eight assists and had 22 Kristin Off, who points overall. scored overtime Carolina also returns game-winners against several other talented No. 1 Maryland and players in the offensive No. 3 Duke in 2000, half of the field, includ- and steady veterans ing junior Lindsay Gray MacNair and Stone and sophomores Kellie Julie Kickham from Betsy Gaines and Kate Thompson the offensive unit, and Boyle. Stone started crafty athletes two games and scored Meghan Stringer and 11 goals in her first sea- Jennie Voishan on son as a Tar Heel after defense. transferring to UNC But the Tar Heels do from Stony Brook return four of their top University and redshirt- five scorers from a ing the 1999 season. season ago, including Gaines earned A C C leading scorer Kellie Thompson, senior Amy Havrilla, junior Christine Rookie of the Year hon- McPike and sophomore Betsy Gaines, the 2000 ACC Rookie of the Year. ors last year, scoring 19 Also back are offensive stalwarts Erin McInnes and Lindsay Stone and goals and tying for third defensive star Porter Wilkinson, a consensus first-team All-America as a on the team with seven Amy sophomore last year. assists. Boyle scored “We’re looking forward to this season, Slingluff Levy says. “We obvi- one goal in limited Havrilla ously lost a lot from last year with the senior class that has graduated, action as a freshman in especially in the midfield losing the combination of Meghann Mohler, 2000. McPike and Gray MacNair and Kristin Off. Those three were critical for us in defend- Eden Rellihan will be

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C a r o l i n a ’s two primary Kelly also will contribute Christine McPike runners this year and will to the rebuilt UNC control the ball a lot in the defense. Betsy Gaines midfield. “Our defenders will be “I think Lindsay Stone a little bit inexperienced is going to have a break- this year, but I think they out year,” Slingluff Levy will be a nice surprise for says. “She’s very explo- us,” says Slingluff Levy. sive and definitely has a “Kate McDaniel started nose for the cage. Betsy six games last year and is Gaines and Kate Boyle a senior. Meghan Kelly also are both back and we was injured and redshirt- expect very good things ed last season, but we from them offensively this have high hopes for her year. Betsy was the ACC as well. Andrea Fortino Rookie of the Year last started some games last y e a r, which is a big year last year and has a accomplishment since the year of experience under ACC is such a competi- her belt. All three are tive conference. She’s tough and physical and gotten better and will con- play good position tinue to improve.” defense. I think they’ll A talented group of give us a physical pres- freshmen bring impres- ence on defense that we sive credentials and hopes haven’t quite had recent- of earning playing time offensively. This group includes prep All- ly.” Americas Beth Ames and Brooke Young and Rachel Szakmary. “Our freshman class this year is a really strong group,” says Slingluff ■ GOALKEEPER Levy. “Brooke has been a great boost to the offensive unit. She has a Melissa Coyne is Carolina’s starter in the goal entering preseason great stick, sees very well and finishes very well. Beth Ames is a mid- practice. She started 14 of UNC’s 18 games in 2000, logging 942 of a fielder and is Meghann Mohler’s replacement, size-wise and in speed. It possible 1092 minutes in the cage. She will be challenged by sophomore will be tough to give the team all that Mohler did, but she’s tough and Margaret Garofalo and highly-rated freshman Katelyn Hoffman. feisty and has a great sense for the game. She’ll help us in the midfield “Melissa had a really good fall and worked really hard over the sum- and on the offensive end. mer and fall to be in a position to be a competitive Division I goalie this “Rachel Szakmary fills a role that’s similar to what Kristin Off did in year,” says Slingluff Levy. “She has high expectations for herself in that the past. Rachel is very strong and powerful with explosive speed with role, and so do we. Margaret and Katelyn, who is a freshman, will chal- the ball. If we can get her confidence and consistency up, then you’ll see lenge for the backup role. If things don’t work out with Melissa or she her in the lineup offensively as well.” has an injury, we have good depth in the goal.”

■ DEFENSIVE MIDFIELD Porter Wilkinson led the Carolina defense from her midfielder position last year, earning first-team All-America honors, and should do the same again this season as a junior. She is one of UNC’s tri-captains, along with McPike and Nicole Foran, and will again mark the opposing team’s best offensive players. Wilkinson has started 31 of Carolina’s 33 games over her two seasons in Chapel Hill. “Porter has an interesting year ahead of her,” Slingluff Levy says. “She was a first-team All-America as a sophomore, but she can’t get weighted down with expectations. Her strengths are her speed, her intelligence and her position defense. She’ll be a leader this year. There are a lot of expectations on her shoulders, but I’m confident she will work harder and continue to improve.” Foran appeared in 17 of 18 games in 2000, starting 10 after seeing lim- ited action in her first two seasons. “Nicole Foran she’s got the experience and talent defensively, ” Slingluff Levy says. “She’s gotten better over the course of her career, and we need her to continue to do so.”

■ DEFENSE The Tar Heels lost two experienced starters from their 2000 defense in the athletic Meghan Stringer and the savvy Jennie Voishan. Kate McDaniel and Andy Fortino were part-time starters last year who will see more extensive playing time this season. Redshirt freshman Meghan Melissa Coyne

5 2001 Carolina Women’s Lacrosse 2001 CAROLINA ROSTER Roster Breakdowns No. Name Pos. Ht. Yr. Hometown (Secondar y School) ■ ALPHABETICAL: #14 Beth Ames 2 Margaret Garofalo G 5-1 So. Port Washington, N.Y. (Port Washington) #29 Kate Boyle 3 Melissa Coyne G 5-6 Jr. Baltimore, Md. (Towson) #4 Megan Collins #3 Melissa Coyne 4 Megan Collins G 5-3 Jr. Chapel Hill, N.C. (New Hampton School) #31 Anne Crawford #22 Molly Finnerty 5 Kellie Thompson A 5-6 Jr. Grasonville, Md. (St. Mary’s) #20 Nicole Foran #6 Andy Fortino 6 Andy Fortino D 5-6 So. Medford, N.J. (Shawnee) #21 Betsy Gaines 7 Lynne Quattrone M 5-11 So. Baldwinsville, N.Y. (C.W. Baker) #2 Margaret Garofalo #16 Amy Havrilla 8 Brooke Young A 5-6 Fr.West Chester, Pa. (B. Reed Henderson) #42 Katelyn Hoffman #17 Meghan Kelly 9 Jazmine Norton D 5-7 So. Reisterstown, Md. (McDonogh School) #18 Kate McDaniel 10 Rachel Szakmary A 5-9 Fr.West Islip, N.Y. (West Islip) #13 Erin McInnes #11 Christine McPike 11 Christine McPike M 5-6 Jr. Farmingdale, N.Y. (Farmingdale) #23 Laurie Milback #9 Jazmine Norton 12 Eden Rellihan M 5-7 Sr. Baltimore, Md. (Catonsville) #25 Jess Osterman #7 Lynne Quattrone 13 Erin McInnes A 5-4 Jr. Baltimore, Md. (Roland Park) #12 Eden Rellihan 14 Beth Ames M 5-5 Fr. Liverpool, N.Y. (Liverpool) # 27 Brooke Schildwachter #19 Lindsay Stone 15 Porter Wilkinson* D 5-7 Jr. Charlottesville, Va. (St. Annes Belfield School) #10 Rachel Szakmary #5 Kellie Thompson 16 Amy Havrilla M 5-8 Sr. Devon, Pa. (Conestoga) #15 Porter Wilkinson 17 Meghan Kelly D 5-4 Fr.-R Timonium, Md. (Roland Park) #33 Jessica Wilson #8 Brooke Young 18 Kate McDaniel* D 5-4 Sr.Williamsburg, Va. (St. Stephen and St. Agnes)

■ BY CLASS: 19 Lindsay Stone M 5-8 Jr. Stony Brook, N.Y. (Ward Melville) Seniors (5): 20 Nicole Foran* M 5-8 Sr. Edgewater, Md. (St. Mary’s) #20 Nicole Foran #16 Amy Havrilla 21 Betsy Gaines M 5-6 So. Baltimore, Md. (Roland Park) #18 Kate McDaniel #12 Eden Rellihan 22 Molly Finnerty D 5-8 Fr. Bay Shore, N.Y. (Bay Shore) #27 Brooke Schildwachter 23 Laurie Milback M 5-9 So. Northport, N.Y. (Northport) Juniors (8): 25 Jess Osterman A 5-9 So. Bethesda, Md. (Walt Whitman) #4 Megan Collins #3 Melissa Coyne 27 Brooke Schildwachter D 5-6 Sr. Charlottesville, Va. (St. Anne’s Belfield School) #13 Erin McInnes #11 Christine McPike 29 Kate Boyle A 5-7 So. Garden City, N.Y. (Garden City) #19 Lindsay Stone 31 Anne Crawford D 5-6 Fr. Mountain Lakes, N.J. (Mountain Lakes) #5 Kellie Thompson #15 Porter Wilkinson 33 Jessica Wilson D 5-2 Jr. Bala Cynwyd, Pa. (Lower Merion) #33 Jessica Wilson 42 Katelyn Hoffman G 5-10 Fr. Ellicott City, Md. (Mt. Hebron) Sophomores (8): *team captains #29 Kate Boyle #6 Andy Fortino #21 Betsy Gaines #2 Margaret Garofalo Head Coach: Jenny Slingluff Levy (sixth year) #23 Laurie Milback #9 Jazmine Norton Assistant Coaches : Jen Larsen (first year), Kathleen O’Shea (second year) #25 Jess Osterman Volunteer Assistant Coach: Chase Martin #7 Lynne Quattrone Training Staff: Chris Hirth, Betsy Carney, Mary Siolek Freshmen (7): #14 Beth Ames Strength & Conditioning: John Williams #31 Anne Crawford Academic Counselor: Heather Murphy #22 Molly Finnerty #42 Katelyn Hoffman Manager: Megan Collins #17 Meghan Kelly (redshirt) #10 Rachel Szakmary #8 Brooke Young

6 2001 Carolina Women’s Lacrosse MEET THE 2001 TAR HEELS #14 Beth Ames #4 Megan Collins Midfielder Goalkeeper 5-5, Freshman 5-3, Junior Liverpool, N.Y. (Liverpool) Chapel Hill, N.C. (New Hampton School)

General – Trying to fill the void in the midfield General – Also serves as Carolina’s team manag- left by Meghann Mohler’s graduation … A feisty er and a student assistant in the UNC Sports player with good speed. Information office … Member of the Emerging High School – Two-time All-America and three-time MVP of the Leaders at Carolina … Orange County Special lacrosse team at Liverpool High School … Two-year team captain … Olympics coach … Dean’s List and ACC Honor Roll student. National Schoolgirls Team as a junior … All CNY Player of the Year as High School – Valedictorian at the New Hampton School … Played four a senior … Also a four-year letterwinner and all-state soccer player. years of varsity lacrosse, soccer and ice hockey … Won lacrosse team’s Coaches Award in 1996 … Winner of the soccer team’s Unsung Hero award in 1996 and ’97 and Rookie of the Year award in ’94 … Hockey ■ AMES PERSONALITY PROFILE team won conference championships in 1995 and ’96 … Hockey team College Major: Undecided Post-School Ambition: To work in a big city Coaches Award winner in 1995-96 … Played eight years of New Hobbies: Soccer, spending time with my friends and family Hampshire Selects ice hockey. People Who Have Had the Greatest Influence on Your Athletic Career: My family Athletes You Most Admire: Mia Hamm, Lynne Quattrone, Andy Fortino ■ COLLINS PERSONALITY PROFILE Best Book You’ve Ever Read: Go for the Goal by Mia Hamm Favorite Foods: Pizza, frozen yogurt College Major: Journalism and Mass Communication/Public Relations Favorite TV Shows: Friends, Dawson’s Creek Post-School Ambition: To work for a professional sports team or the Olympics Movies You’ve Most Enjoyed: Dumb and Dumber, Remember the Titans Hobbies: Photography, babysitting, hiking Biggest Sports Thrill: Playing for Carolina People Who Have Had the Greatest Influence on Your Athletic Career: My parents, Interesting Fact: I can’t pronounce my own name right Lisa Dixon Complete Name: Bethany Marie Ames Athlete You Most Admire: Bobby Orr Birthdate and Birthplace: January 16, 1982, in Syracuse, N.Y. Best Book You’ve Ever Read: A Prayer for Owen Meany by John Irving Parents’ Names: Edgar and Christine Ames Favorite Foods: Grilled chicken Caesar salad Favorite TV Show: Dawson’s Creek Movie You’ve Most Enjoyed: Good Will Hunting Biggest Sports Thrill: Becoming a member of the UNC lacrosse team #29 Kate Boyle Interesting Fact: I was in three musicals in high school Attacker Your Complete Name: Megan Eliza Collins Birthdate and Birthplace: May 24, 1979, in Concord, N.H. 5-7, Sophomore Parents’ Names: Mary and Jay Collins Garden City, N.Y. (Garden City)

Freshman (2000) – Appeared in seven games as #3 Melissa Coyne a freshman, scoring a goal versus Geoge Mason. Goalkeeper High School – Played four years of varsity 5-6, Junior lacrosse and varsity soccer … Honorable mention lacrosse All-America Baltimore, Md. (Towson) as a senior … Three-time all-conference choice … Led Garden City High School to four straight Nassau County championships and two state titles … Two-time all-conference choice in soccer … Team’s most improved General – Returning starter in the goal … Will player as a sophomore … Led the soccer team to state finals as a junior battle freshman Katelyn Hoffman and sophomore … Also attended The Peddie School in Heightstown, N.J. Margaret Garofalo for the starting goalkeeper’s spot this season … A senior academically who has

Kate Boyle’s Career Statistics two years of athletic eligibility remaining. Free Position Csd Draw Shot Sophomore (2000) – Carolina’s regular goalkeeper, starting 14 of Year GP/GS Sh GA Pts Md Att Pct GB TO TO Ctl Fouls Mins Pct UNC’s 18 games … In the net for 942 of Carolina’s 1092 minutes of 2000 7/0 2 1 0 1 0 0 .000 2 0 0 0 0 57 .500 action … Recorded 125 saves and allowed 131 goals for a save percent- age of .488 … Posted a goals-against average of 8.34 … Recorded 31 ■ BOYLE PERSONALITY PROFILE ground balls and caused 11 turnovers ... Set a school record with 19 saves College Major: Pre-Law versus No. 2 Dartmouth. Post-School Ambition: To travel and get a job out west for a few years Hobbies: Sitting by the beach, water skiing, spending time with friends Freshman (1999) – Appeared in seven games and started two … Served People Who Have Had the Greatest Influence on Your Athletic Career: My parents as a backup goalkeeper throughout the season but took over as the starter Athletes You Most Admire: Mehgann Mohler, Porter Wilkinson when starter Debbie Castine was injured early in the ACC Tournament Best Book You’ve Ever Read: Message in a Bottle by Nicolas Sparks versus Maryland … Played 63 minutes of the overtime game with the Favorite Foods: Chips & cheese Terrapins and started the next two games, the win over No. 9 Dartmouth Favorite TV Shows: The X Files, Wings and the NCAA Tournament game with No. 7 Georgetown … Made 45 Movies You’ve Most Enjoyed: The Thomas Crown Affair saves, including 27 in the final three games of the year … Gathered seven Biggest Sports Thrill: Beating Maryland in 2000 ground balls and caused a turnover in 273 minutes of action … Was red- Complete Name: Kathleen Igoe Boyle Birthdate and Birthplace: May 24, 1980, in Mineola, N.Y. shirted during the 1998 season. Parents’ Names: Kevin Glanville Boyle and Lorraine Igoe Boyle High School – At Towson High School she participated in lacrosse for

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Yearbook staff, Key Club, band and junior volunteer fire department.

■ CRAWFORD PERSONALITY PROFILE College Major: Business Post-School Ambition: Undecided Hobbies: Skiing, fishing People Who Have Had the Greatest Influence on Your Athletic Career: My family Athlete You Most Admire: Mugsey Bogues Best Book You’ve Ever Read: Watership Down Favorite Food: Pizza, French fries, cranberry juice Favorite TV Shows: Friends, MacGyver reruns Movies You’ve Most Enjoyed: The Princess Bride, The Saint, Pretty Woman Biggest Sports Thrill: Reaching the New Jersey field hockey state finals Your Complete Name: Anne Marie Crawford Birthdate and Birthplace: November 13, 1981, Denville, N.J. Parents’ Names: Connie and Larry Crawford

#22 Molly Finnerty Defender 5-8, Freshman Bay Shore, N.Y. (Bay Shore)

Battled injuries in the fall of 2000. Melissa Coyne High School – Played six years of lacrosse at Bay Shore High School … Three-time Empire State four years and tennis and basketball for three years ... AIS All-Star in player … Three-time Long Island Schoolgirls team selection … 1995-96 ... All-Metro, All-City, All-County selection from 1995-97 ... Honorable mention All-America and team captain as a senior … Also Baltimore County Sun Player-of-the-Year in 1997 ... Member of Under- played six years of tennis, including three seasons at No. 1 singles … 19 U.S. National Team in 1995 ... Honor Roll student. Four-time all-league choice in tennis.

Melissa Coyne’s Career Statistics ■ FINNERTY PERSONALITY PROFILE Year GP/GS Min. Sv GA Save Pct GAA College Major: Undecided 1999 7/2 273 45 40 .529 8.79 Post-School Ambition: To work in New York near my family 2000 18/14 942 125 131 .488 8.34 Hobbies: Tennis, swimming, sailing, hanging out with friends and family Career 25/16 1215 170 171 .499 8.44 People Who Have Had the Greatest Influence on Your Athletic Career: My parents and high school coaches Athlete You Most Admire: Andre Agassi ■ COYNE PERSONALITY PROFILE Best Book You’ve Ever Read: The Catcher in the Rye College Major: Political Science and Women’s Studies Favorite Foods: Pizza, frozen yogurt Post-School Ambition: Law School Favorite TV Shows: Friends, Saturday Night Live Hobbies: Playing Nintendo 64, cooking and playing with my dog, Tobey Movies You’ve Most Enjoyed: Ferris Bueller’s Day Off, Breakfast Club, Billy Madison People Who Have Had the Greatest Influence on Your Athletic Career: My mom Biggest Sports Thrill: Winning the Long Island championship and my sister, Katie Interesting Fact: I have a really bad Long Island accent Athletes You Most Admire: Nancy Reno, Steffi Graf Your Complete Name: Molly Lynn Finnerty Best Book You’ve Ever Read: Ender’s Game and To Kill a Mockingbird Birthdate and Birthplace: June 23, 1982, in West Islip, N.Y. Favorite Foods: Black bean quesadillas and pear salad Parents’ Names: Jack and Tricia Finnerty Favorite TV Shows: Law and Order, SportsCenter, the Weather Channel and the Crocodile Hunter Movies You’ve Most Enjoyed: The Matrix, Silence of the Lambs, My Fair Lady #20 Nicole Foran Biggest Sports Thrill: Beating Maryland last season Interesting Fact: I am a professional country line dancer Midfielder Your Complete Name: Melissa Ann Coyne 5-8, Senior Birthdate and Birthplace: February 26, 1979, in Baltimore, Md. Davidsonville, Md. (Saint Mary’s) Parents’ Names: Dan and Karen Coyne General – Senior leader for the Tar Heel defense #31 Anne Crawfor d … One of Carolina’s tri-captains, along with Defender Porter Wilkinson and Kate McDaniel … Should 5-6, Freshman see significant action as a defensive midfielder … Mountain Lakes, N.J. (Mountain Lakes) Athletes Coming Together mentor at UNC. Junior (2000) – Saw action in 17 of 18 games and started 10 … Started High School – Won 11 letters in five sports at the first 10 and the last three games of the season … Took four shots … Mountain Lakes High School … Played four Scored a goal against No. 2 Dartmouth and had an assist versus Virginia years of lacrosse, three years of field hockey, two Tech … ACC Honor Roll student. years of basketball, one year of swimming and Sophomore (1999) – Appeared in 11 games … Took six shots, scoring one year of skiing … Captained the field hockey, lacrosse and ski teams a goal in the win over Ohio State … Collected eight ground balls and … … Member of the National Honor Society, Spanish Honor Society, caused three turnovers … ACC Honor Roll.

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#6 Andy Fortino Defender Nicole Foran 5-6, Sophomore Medford, N.J. (Shawnee)

Freshman (2000) – Appeared in all 18 Carolina games … Saw more action as she gained experi- ence during the season … Started the last five games of the year … Gathered 29 ground balls … Caused a team-high 22 turnovers and committed just seven miscues … Won 10 draw controls. High School – Played lacrosse, basketball and soccer at Shawnee High School … Two-time lacrosse All-America selection … Team captain as a senior … Three-time all-conference and all-county choice … Two-time all-state honoree … Shawnee’s Rookie of the Year as a freshman … Player of the year as a senior … Led the team to three straight state titles … Soccer team captain as a senior … All-league, all-conference and all- South New Jersey as a senior on the soccer team … Was her class histo- rian and a member of the National Art Honor Society.

Andy Fortino’s Career Statistics Free Position Csd Draw Shot Year GP/GS Sh GA Pts Md Att Pct GB TO TO Ctl Fouls Mins Pct 2000 18/5 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 29 7 22 10 15 688 .000

■ FORTINO PERSONALITY PROFILE College Major: Pre-Medicine Post-School Ambition: To spend time with friends and decide what I want to do with my life Hobbies: Photography and taking long walks on the beach People Who Have Had the Greatest Influence on Your Athletic Career: Sue Rudderow, my parents and my brother Athletes You Most Admire: Lance Armstrong, Michael Jordan and Jackie Joyner Freshman (1998) – Saw limited action ... Played in five games, col- Kersey lecting nine ground balls and winning three draw controls in 81 minutes Best Book You’ve Ever Read: Angela’s Ashes ... Had three ground balls against both Virgina Tech and Richmond ... Favorite Foods: Chocolate chip cookies and anything Italian Named to 1998 ACC Honor Roll. Favorite TV Shows: Friends, Wings, Change of Heart and Saturday Night Live High School – Named an AIS All-Star ... All-Metro and All-County Movies You’ve Most Enjoyed: Stand By Me, Goodfellas and Friday selection ... Also played basketball and soccer ... Was an All-America Biggest Sports Thrill: Beating Maryland last year in triple overtime selection in basketball ... Honorable Mention All-America in lacrosse ... Interesting Fact: My name would have been DeMario if I were a boy Your Complete Name: Andrea Lynn Fortino Also named to South All-Star team ... Honor Roll Student ... Member of Birthdate and Birthplace: September 4, 1981, in Royal Oak, Mich. National Honor Society. Parent’s Names: Terry and Lynn Fortino

Nicole Foran’s Career Statistics Free Position Csd Draw Shot Year GP/GS Sh GA Pts Md Att Pct GB TO TO Ctl Fouls Mins Pct #21 Betsy Gaines 1998 5/0 1 0 0 0 0 0 .000 9 2 0 3 4 81 .000 1999 11/0 6 1 0 1 0 0 .000 8 1 3 1 1 200 .167 Midfielder 2000 17/10 4 1 1 2 0 1 .000 21 4 8 6 12 552 .250 5-6, Sophomore Career 33/10 11 2 1 3 0 1 .000 38 7 11 10 17 833 .182 Baltimore, Md. (Roland Park)

■ FORAN PERSONALITY PROFILE General – One of the top midfielders in the College Major: Speech and Hearing Sciences nation … Last season’s ACC Rookie of the Year Post-School Ambition: To be an audiologist and to live on a vineyard with horses … Starred for the U.S. Under-19 team, leading it Hobbies: Yoga and swing dancing to the World Championships in Perth, Australia, People Who Have Had the Greatest Influence on Your Athletic Career: My father in the summer of 1999 … Has tremendous field vision and an eye for the and Nikki Teasley Athletes You Most Admire: Jelanous Sacajewea, Courtney Zalinski game. Best Book You’ve Ever Read: The Great Gatsby Freshman (2000) – Named ACC Rookie of the Year despite being ham- Favorite Foods: Cereal, crabs, chicken fajitas and caviar pered by an injured quadricep during the last few weeks of the season … Favorite TV Shows: Friends, Spin City, Price is Right Ranked fifth among Tar Heels with 26 points … Scored 19 goals and Movies You’ve Most Enjoyed: Rush Hour, Dumb and Dumber dished out seven assists … Tied for third on the team in assists … Led Biggest Sports Thrill: Beating Maryland in triple overtime last season UNC in shooting percentage at .594 … Played her best against ACC Interesting Fact: I sleep with my eyes open opponents … Six of her 19 goals came in UNC’s three regular-season Complete Name: Nicole Laura Foran ACC games … Had a goal in Carolina’s win over No. 1 Maryland … Had Birthdate and Birthplace: December 22, 1979 Parents’ Names: John Foran and Diane Foran two goals and an assist in UNC’s win over Virginia … Had three goals

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#2 Margaret Garofalo Goalkeeper 5-1, Sophomore Port Washington, N.Y. (Port Washington)

General – Will battle Melissa Coyne and Katlyn Hoffman for the starting job in the goal this sea- son. Freshman (2000) – Appeared in five games, starting four … Started the first two games of the season versus No. 7 James Madison and Johns Hopkins … Also started against No. 6 Georgetown and Ohio State … Played 150 minutes in the goal on the season … Recorded a season-high five saves in one half of work against Virginia Tech … Made 12 saves on the season. High School – Four-year letterwinner for Paul D. Schreiber and Port Washington High Schools … Two-time all-county honorable mention choice … Team captain as a senior … Named to the Nassau County Empire State Team as a junior … Earned team’s Coaches Award in 1997 Betsy Gaines … Led her team to the Empire State Girls Lacrosse Tournament champi- onship in 1998 … Also played three years of varsity field hockey in the goal and two years of varsity basketball at guard … Three-time all-coun- ty choice and two-time all-state selection in field hockey … Two-time team MVP, team captain as a senior and team rookie of the year as a freshman … Six-time scholar-athlete honoree … A N.Y. State Scholar- Athlete in 1996 … National Honor Society … Girls Athletic Association. and an assist in Carolina’s loss to Duke … After a slow start, has scored Margaret Garofalo’s Career Statistics at least one goal in each of the last seven games (14 goals in those seven Year GP/GS Min. Sv GA Save Pct GAA 2000 5/4 150 12 25 .324 10.00 games) … Caused a season-high four turnovers against Maryland in the regular season … Scored three goals against Johns Hopkins, No. 3 Duke and Virginia Tech … Scored two goals versus No. 11 George Mason, No. ■ GAROFALO PERSONALITY PROFILE 3Virginia and Ohio State … Had a season-high four ground balls against College Major: Business Administration Penn State. Post-School Ambition: To be a tour guide at the FBI High School – Baltimore Sun’s Female Athlete of the Year in 1999 … Hobbies: Interior decorating and playing Jenja Played four years of varsity lacrosse at the Roland Park Country School People Who Have the Greatest Influence on Your Athletic Career: My coaches and Carey the trainer … Two-time All-America in lacrosse … Two-time All-Metro Baltimore Best Book You’ve Ever Read: She’s Come Undone choice … Also played three years of field hockey and five years of bas- Favorite Foods: Mom’s baked ziti and bagel chips ketball … Honorable mention All-America and two-time All-Metro Favorite TV Shows: Judge Judy and Saturday Night Live choice in basketball … Four-time league all-star and All-Metro choice in Biggest Sports Thrill: Playing for Carolina field hockey … Honor roll student. Birthdate and Birthplace: November 9, 1981, in Manhasset, NY Parents’ Names: Thomas and Evelyn Garofalo Betsy Gaines’ Career Statistics Free Position Csd Draw Shot Year GP/GS Sh GA Pts Md Att Pct GB TO TO Ctl Fouls Mins Pct #16 Amy Havrilla 2000 17/8 32 19 7 26 3 12.250 30 11 5 9 7 596 .594 Midfielder 5-8, Senior ■ GAINES PERSONALITY PROFILE Devon, Pa., (Conestoga) College Major: Communications Post-School Ambition: To own my own line of athletic wear Hobbies: Instant Messaging and biting my nails General – Returning three-year letterwinner in People Who Have Had the Greatest Influence on Your Athletic Career: My parents the midfield unit for Carolina ... Quick and hard and my teammates to defend on the attacking end … A t h l e t e s Athlete You Most Admire: Kellie Thompson Coming Together mentor. Favorite Foods: Yogurt, pickles and spray butter Junior (2000) – Ranked third on the team in scoring with 30 points … Favorite TV Show: SuperMarket Sweep Scored 24 goals (second on the team) and had six assists … Appeared in Movies You’ve Most Enjoyed: Night at the Roxbury and Cruel Intentions 17 of 18 games during the season, starting eight … Scored a season-high Biggest Sports Thrill: Winning the Under 19 World Cup in 1999 and beating Maryland last year four goals and had an assist against Maryland in the ACC Tournament Interesting Fact: I can walk on a balance beam without falling off, and I can do a championship game … Named to the All-ACC Tournament Team for back handspring her efforts … Named ACC Player of the Week on March 27 after record- Complete Name: Elizabeth Ann Gaines ing the first hat trick of her career in a 12-5 win at No. 3 Virginia … Also Birthdate and Birthplace: February 25, 1981, Baltimore, Md. scored three goals versus Virginia Tech … Had a season-high two assists Parent’s Names: Lee and Beth Gaines against Ohio State and Massachusetts … Gathered a season-high four ground balls against Virginia Tech, Ohio State and No. 3 Duke in the

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■ HAVRILLA PERSONALITY PROFILE College Major: Economics Post-School Ambition: To be an actress Hobbies: Playing tag with my friends People Who Have Had the Greatest Influence on Your Athletic Career: My parents Athletes You Most Admire: My cousin, Miles Bower, and tennis player Marat Safin Best Book You’ve Ever Read: The Harry Potter series Favorite Foods: 3-D Doritos and chicken fajitas Favorite TV Shows: Friends and Saturday Night Live Movie You’ve Most Enjoyed: The Last of the Mohicans Biggest Sports Thrill: Beating Maryland in triple overtime Interesting Fact: I can do a belly roll Birthdate and Birthplace: November 30, 1979, in Bryn Mawr, Pa. Parents’ Names: Thomas and Deborah Havrilla

#42 Katelyn Hoffman Goalkeeper 5-10, Freshman Ellicott City, Md. (Mt. Hebron)

High School – One of the top freshmen goal- keepers in the nation … Four-year lacrosse letter- Amy Havrilla winner at Mt. Hebron High School, leading the team to four straight county, regional and state championships … Team captain as a senior … Two-time all-county choice … Chesapeake Schoolgirls Team Second Team in 1998 and First Team in 1999 … Also earned four letters in field hockey as a goalie, lead- ing the team to three regional championships … Earned two varsity let- ACC Tournament. ters in basketball … President of the Viking Service Club … Scholar- Sophomore (1999) – Appeared in 13 of 15 Carolina games and started Athlete Award winner. seven … Scored 10 goals and tallied an assist for 11 points on the season … Had four multi-goal games, scoring two goals apiece against No. 6 ■ Loyola, No. 2 Duke, No. 8 Georgetown and No. 7 Georgetown in the HOFFMAN PERSONALITY PROFILE College Major: Undecided NCAA Tournament … Had a solid .357 shooting percentage, scoring on Post-School Ambition: Undecided 10 of her 28 shots … Had a season-high four ground balls against Hobbies: Skiing Loyola. People Who Have Had the Greatest Influence on Your Athletic Career: Tierney Freshman (1998) – Played in eight games, totaling 151 minutes in a Clark, Phil Straw, Tom Purcell reserve role ... Had 10 points on five goals and five assists ... Scooped up Athletes You Most Admire: Walter Payton 10 ground balls and won seven draw controls in 151 minutes of action ... Best Book You’ve Ever Read: Where the Red Fern Grows Had three points in wins over Johns Hopkins and Richmond ... Had a Favorite Foods: Everything Favorite TV Shows: The Simpsons, The Drew Carey Show season-high four ground balls versus Virginia Tech and three draw con- Movie You’ve Most Enjoyed: Rudy, Remember the Titans trols versus George Mason. Biggest Sports Thrill: Having my high school team ranked No. 1 in the nation High School – Also played soccer at Conestoga High School ... Named Birthdate and Birthplace: January 14, 1982, in Baltimore, Md. to the Second Team All-Central League Team in 1996 ... First Team All- Parents’ Names: Richard and Patricia Hoffman Central League, First Team All-Mainline and Senior All-Star Team selec- tion in 1997 ... Honorable Mention All-America in 1997 ... American Citizenship Award recipient. #17 Meghan Kelly Defender Amy Havrilla’s Career Statistics 5-4, Freshman (redshirt) Free Position Csd Draw Shot Year GP/GS Sh GA Pts Md Att Pct GB TO TO Ctl Fouls Mins Pct Timonium, Md. (Roland Park) 1998 8/0 13 5 5 10 1 3 .333 10 2 0 7 3 151 .385 1999 13/7 28 10 1 11 2 6 .333 15 8 2 5 8 416 .357 General – Appeared in the second game of the 2000 17/8 49 24 6 30 3 8 .375 25 11 4 4 10 555 .490 season versus Johns Hopkins but injured a knee Career 38/15 90 39 12 51 6 17.353 50 21 6 16 21 1122.433 and received a medical redshirt. High School – Played four years each of varsity lacrosse, field hockey and basketball … Lacrosse high school All- America choice in 1999 and an honorable mention honoree in 1998 … All-Metro Baltimore as a senior and an all-city/county choice as a junior … Team was ranked No. 1 in the nation her junior year … Second-team all-city/county honoree in field hockey as a senior … Three-time team captain and an All-Metro selection in basketball … Honor roll student … Member of the Spanish Honor Society.

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Meghan Kelly’s Career Statistics ■ McDANIEL PERSONALITY PROFILE Free Position Csd Draw Shot College Major: Sociology Year GP/GS Sh GA Pts Md Att Pct GB TO TO Ctl Fouls Mins Pct Post-School Ambition: Nursing School 2000 1/0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 1 0 0 0 0 4 .000 Hobbies: Hiking and playing pool People Who Have Had the Greatest Influence on Your Athletic Career: My parents Athletes You Most Admire: Lindsay Davenport and Kris Blindenblaucher ■ KELLY PERSONALITY PROFILE Best Book You’ve Ever Read: The Alchemist College Major: Undecided Favorite Food: Ice Cream Post-School Ambition: To secure the lead in the Broadway production of “Rent” Favorite TV Shows: All My Children and The Learning Channel Hobbies: Cleaning, canoeing and interpretive dance Favorite Movie: Fight Club People Who Have Had the Greatest Influence on Your Athletic Career: Carey the Biggest Sports Thrill: Going to the Final Four my freshman year trainer Interesting Fact: Chicken live in my front yard Best Book You’ve Ever Read: The Great Gatsby Complete Name: Katherine Randolph McDaniel Favorite Foods: Boca burgers and tofu Birthdate and Birthplace: September 19, 1978, in Charlotte, NC Favorite TV Shows: Total Request Live, Saturday Night Live, 2gether Movies You’ve Most Enjoyed: Night at the Roxbury, Dumb and Dumber, Centerstage Biggest Sports Thrill: Surviving the Gauntlet — 3 times! #13 Erin McInnes Interesting Fact: I know the choreography to all of the N’Sync songs Attacker Complete Name: Meghan Elizabeth Kelly 5-4, Junior Birthdate and Birthplace: August 8, 1981, in Baltimore, Md. Parents’ Names: Phil and Peggi Kelly Baltimore, Md. (Roland Park Country School)

General – Returning starter on the attack unit … #18 Kate McDaniel A playmaker with excellent field vision. Defender Sophomore (2000) – Ranked seventh on the 5-4, Senior team with 22 points … Tallied 14 goals and tied Falls Church, Va. for third on the team with eight assists … Appeared in 15 games and start- (Saint Stephens And Saint Agnes) ed 13 … Scored a season-high three goals in the win over Massachusetts on A p r. 28 … Scored two goals against Johns Hopkins, No. 17 Vanderbilt, Ohio State, No. 3 Duke in the ACC Tournament and No. 2 General – One of Carolina’s tri-captains, along Dartmouth … Had a season-high two assists in the win over No. 1 with Porter Wilkinson and Nicole Foran … A Maryland and against No. 16 leader of the Tar Heel defensive unit … Penn State … Won a season- Aggressive and speedy veteran. high five ground balls versus Junior (2000) – Appeared in nine games and started six for the Tar Vanderbilt … Had a shooting Heels … Started the first six games of the season, including contests with percentage of .500. No. 7 James Madison, No. 1 Maryland, No. 9 Loyola, No. 17 Vanderbilt Freshman (1999) – One of and No. 12 Boston University. the top freshmen in the ACC Sophomore (1999) – Apperared in two games, the wins over No. 19 … Scored 13 goals and dished Temple and Virginia Tech … Had a ground ball and caused a turnover out two assists to finish with against the Hokies. 15 points on the year … Freshman (1998) – Saw action in four games for the Tar Heels. Seventh on the team in scoring High School – Played four sports at St. Stephens and St. Agnes School and goals … Scored on three in Alexandria, Va. ... Honorable Mention All-America in 1997 ... of her five free position Honorable Mention All-Metro Team in 1997 ... Member of the South I attempts (.600), the best per- National Schoolgirls Team ... Named Field Hockey Player of the Year by centage on the team among the Alexandria Sports Club in 1997. those with at least five attempts … Appeared in 13 Kate McDaniel’s Career Statistics games and started against No. Free Position Csd Draw Shot 15 William & Mary and Year GP/GS Sh GA Pts Md Att Pct GB TO TO Ctl Fouls Mins Pct Vi rginia Tech … Had four 1998 4/0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 1 0 0 1 2 72 .000 multi-goal games, including 1999 2/0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 1 0 1 0 0 19 .000 two each in back-to-back 2000 9/6 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 6 3 3 2 5 233 .000 games versus William & Mary Career 15/6 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 8 3 4 3 7 324 .000 Erin and Virginia Tech … Had a McInnes season-high three goals versus No. 19 Temple … Also had two goals against Ohio State … Won 15 ground balls and Karen Jonas eight draw controls in 309 minutes of action … Had a season-high five ground balls against Virginia Tech … Scored on 13 of her 20 shots on the year, a team-best .650 shoot- ing percentage. High School – Graduated from Roland Park Country School in Baltimore Md. on June 12, 1998 ... Was a four-year starter on the field hockey team at center link ... Played three years on the squash team, two years as the

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#2 seed and one year as the #1 seed ... Four-year starter on the lacrosse #11 Christine McPike team at center and third home positions ... Captained field hockey team Midfielder in 1997 and squash and lacrosse teams in 1998 ... 1998 U.S. Lacrosse 5-6, Junior AISADivision Player of the Year ... Played on spring 1997 and 1998 Lax Nationals South I Teams which tied for first place in ‘97 and finished Farmingdale, N.Y. (Farmingdale) third in ‘98 ... Named a 1997 & 1998 Lacrosse AIS All-Star ... 1997 Lacrosse AIS Quicksticks Junior All Star Team choice ... 1998 Lacrosse General – A fixture in the Tar Heel midfield … A USWLA Senior All Star Team selection ... 1997 & 1998 Lacrosse First great defensive player and a talented scorer … Team All-Baltimore City/County selection ... 1997 Lacrosse A l l Very speedy. Baltimore City/County Player of the Year ... Sophomore (2000) – Returning starter in 1997 Lacrosse USWLAHonorable Mention the midfield … Started all 18 UNC games High School All-American and 1998 … Ranked fourth on the team with 28 U S W L A High School All-America ... points … Scored 20 goals (fourth on the Second-Team All-Metro in 1997 and First- team) and tied for third on the squad with Team All-Metro in 1998 ... 1998 All-Metro eight assists … Recorded hat tricks in the Player of the Year ... ‘97 and ‘98 top wins over Vi rginia Tech and No. 2 lacrosse scorer for RPCS ... 1998 Towson Dartmouth … Scored two goals against Times/Messenger Player of the Year and Ohio State, Massachusetts and No. 5 F i r s t - Team All-Star ... Won the W h i t e Loyola in the NCAA Tournament … Blazer Award, Field Hockey Excellence Second on the team with 40 ground balls, Award, Best Attack Player Aw a r d , including a season-high six versus Johns Excellence in Field Hockey Aw a r d , Hopkins … Caused 13 turnovers. Excellence in Lacrosse Award, Excellence Freshman (1999) – Sixth on the team in in Squash Award and Amanda Lee Norris scoring as a freshman … Finished with 16 Athletic Award from Roland Park County points on 15 goals and one assist … Second School ... Made Honor Roll in 1997-98 ... on the squad among freshmen in goals and Earned 1998 Math National Honor Society scoring behind Kellie Thompson … membership ... Named to U.S. Women’s Appeared in 10 games and started the first Field Hockey Association Future’s Program nine contests of the season … Had four from 1994-96 ... High School Field Hockey multi-goal games in the first seven games awards include fall 1996 & 1997 AIS All- of the year, including a season-high four Star, 1996 & 1997 First Team Baltimore scores against Ohio State on just four shots City/County, 1996 honorable mention All- … Also had three goals versus No. 6 Maryland, 1997 Baltimore Sunpapers/Fox Christine Loyola and two against both No. 19 Temple 45 Prep Player of the Week, 1997 Maryland McPike and No. 4 Virginia. State High School Field Hockey Coaches High School – Graduated from Association Senior Games Selection, 1997 Farmingdale High School on June 22, 1998 F i r s t - Team All-Metro and 1997 Second- ... Played four years (1995-98) of varsity Team All-State ... Also played one year of Kevin Cox soccer, basketball and lacrosse there ... Was JV basketball ... Won first place in the indi- a right wing and forward on the soccer team, point guard on the basket- vidual competition at the 1998 Woodruff-Nee Squash Tournament. ball team and center on the lacrosse team ... As a senior, she was All- County in basketball and lacrosse and All-America in lacrosse ... Played Erin McInnes’ Career Statistics in the 1998 USWLA Schoolgirls North-South Lacrosse Game ... Was Free Position Csd Draw Shot captain of soccer, basketball and lacrosse squads her senior year ... As a Year GP/GS Sh GA Pts Md Att Pct GB TO TO Ctl Fouls Mins Pct 1999 13/2 20 13 2 15 3 5 .600 15 14 2 8 2 309 .650 junior was All-Conference in basketball and All-County and honorable 2000 15/13 28 14 8 22 3 7 .429 32 15 5 1 7 698 .500 mention All-America in lacrosse ... Also participated in the Schoolgirls’ Career 28/15 48 27 10 37 6 12.500 47 29 7 9 9 1007.563 Empire State Games ... As a sophomore was All-Conference in soccer and basketball, All-County in lacrosse and invited to the Schoolgirls Empire State Games ... Also an All-Division choice in basketball ... ■ McINNES PERSONALITY PROFILE Three-year member of Long Island Schoolgirls Team ... Vice president of College Major: Communications the Girls Leaders club. Post-School Ambition: To be successful Hobby: Jumping on my trampoline Christine McPike’s Career Statistics People Who Have Had the Greatest Influence on Your Athletic Career: My parents Free Position Csd Draw Shot and Tara Kramer Year GP/GS Sh GA Pts Md Att Pct GB TO TO Ctl Fouls Mins Pct Athletes You Most Admire: Tiger Woods and Michael Jordan 1999 10/9 40 15 1 16 1 12.083 18 15 5 2 7 452 .375 Best Book You’ve Ever Read: Corellie’s Mondolin 2000 18/18 46 20 8 28 5 16.313 40 19 13 18 22 889 .435 Favorite Foods: Anything my Mom cooks and vivoli Career 28/27 86 35 9 44 6 28 .214 58 34 18 20 29 1341.407 Favorite TV Shows: Friends, Dawson’s Creek Movies You’ve Most Enjoyed: Centerstage, Sabrina, Life is Beautiful Biggest Sports Thrill: Beating Maryland last year Interesting Fact: I don’t put milk on my cereal Complete Name: Erin Elizabeth Murphy McInnes Birthdate and Birthplace: August 3, 1979, in Baltimore, Md. Parents’ Names: Jane and Tom McInnes

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■ McPIKE PERSONALITY PROFILE #9 Jazmine Norton College Major: Recreation and Leisure Studies and education Defender Post-School Ambition: Teacher/coach 5-7, Sophomore Hobbies: Talking, working with children and dancing People Who Have Had the Greatest Influence on Your Athletic Career: My parents, Reisterstown, Md. (McDonogh School) sister and previous coaches Athlete You Most Admire: Michael Jordan Freshman (2000) – Saw limited action against Best Book You’ve Ever Read: Catcher in the Rye Ohio State. Favorite Foods: Stir fry, chicken and broccoli Earned 11 varsity letters, includ- Favorite TV Show: The Simpsons High School – Movies You’ve Most Enjoyed: Goodfellas and Rudy ing three in lacrosse, four in volleyball and four in basketball at the Biggest Sports Thrill: Playing lacrosse at UNC McDonogh School in Owings Mills, Md. … Captain of lacrosse, volley- Interesting Fact: I talk to everyone, even during games! ball and basketball teams … Named to the 1999 All-Star Senior Lacrosse Birthdate and Birthplace: September 21, 1980, in NY Team … 1998 & ‘99 All City/County choice … Second-team All-Metro Parents’ Names: Kevin and Theresa McPike as a senior … Basketball team went 88-8 in her four seasons and was ranked No. 1 in Maryland her junior and senior years … Second-team #23 Laurie Milback all-city/county honoree as a basketball senior … An all-star in volleyball Midfielder as well … Rollins-Luetkemeyer Scholar … Cook Award Recipient. 5-8, Sophomore Jazmine Norton’s Career Statistics Northport, N.Y. (Northport) Free Position Csd Draw Shot Year GP/GS Sh GA Pts Md Att Pct GB TO TO Ctl Fouls Mins Pct General – An Athletes Coming Together mentor. 2000 1/0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 0 2 .000 Freshman (2000) – Saw limited action in nine games and took one shot … Redshirted the 1999 ■ season. NORTON PERSONALITY PROFILE College Major: Communications High School – Graduated in 1998 from Northport High School ... Played Post-School Ambition: Sports broadcasting four years of varsity lacrosse and soccer ... Was a defender on the soccer Hobbies: Dancing, reading and eating team and a midfielder on the lacrosse squad ... Earned honorable mention People Who Have Had the Greatest Influence on Your Athletic Career: My parents All-America honors in lacrosse as a junior and first-team honors as a sen- and my brother ior ... Played on Northport teams which twice were state championship Athletes You Most Admire: Serena Williams and Marion Jones runnerups ... Two-year Long Island Schoolgirls Team ... Two years Best Book You’ve Ever Read: The Bluest Eye Suffolk County Empire State Games Team selection ... As a soccer play- Favorite Foods: French fries and pretzels Favorite TV Shows: Moesha and Law and Order er was All-County as a senior and played on a state title team as a junior. Movie You’ve Most Enjoyed: Soul Food Biggest Sports Thrill: My high school basketball team being ranked 25th in the Laurie Milback’s Career Statistics country Free Position Csd Draw Shot Interesting Fact: I can tap dance Year GP/GS Sh GA Pts Md Att Pct GB TO TO Ctl Fouls Mins Pct Complete Name: Jazmine Monique Norton 2000 9/0 1 0 0 0 0 0 .000 5 0 4 3 1 105 .000 Birthdate and Birthplace: January 18, 1981, in Baltimore, Md. Parents’ Names: Anita Norton and Willie Norton

■ MILBACK PERSONALITY PROFILE College Major: Communications #25 Jess Osterman Post-School Ambition: To travel around the world Hobbies: Listening to my Walkman and painting Attacker People Who Have Had the Greatest Influence on Your Athletic Career: My parents 5-9, Sophomore and my coaches Bethesda, Md. (Walt Whitman) Athlete You Most Admire: Tiger Woods Best Book You’ve Ever Read: A Walk in the Clouds Favorite Foods: Chicken, steak and Pop-Tarts Freshman (2000) – Did not see action on the Movies You’ve Most Enjoyed: For the Love of the Game, Pretty Woman field … Dean’s List and ACC Honor Roll student. Interesting Fact: I won the lottery over the summer High School – Four-year lacrosse letterwinner at Complete Name: Laurie Lynn Milback Walt Whitman High School … Lacrosse team Birthdate and Birthplace: April 20, 1980, in Huntington, NY captain as a senior … Two-time first-team all-county …. Washington Parent’s Names: Nancy Milback and Frank Milback Post All-Metro Honorable Mention as a senior … Named Wa l t Whitman’s Most Valuable Attacker in each of her final three seasons … Also lettered two years in basketball … Won President’s Education Award for Outstanding Academic Acheivement in 1999 … Maryland High School Certificate of Merit in 1999 … National Merit Commended Scholar in 1998 … Maryland Distinguished Scholarship Program Honorable Mention in ’98.

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■ OSTERMAN PERSONALITY PROFILE College Major: Biology Post-School Ambition: To marry an older police officer and to be an FBI agent Hobbies: Interpretative dance and quoting movies People Who Have Had the Greatest Influence on Your Athletic Career: My parents and my brother Athlete You Most Admire: Todd Osterman Favorite Foods: Pickles, cheese and chicken viola Favorite TV Shows: Crocodile Hunter, 2gether, SuperMarket Sweep and The Simpsons Movies You’ve Most Enjoyed: A Night at the Roxbury and Dumb and Dumber Interesting Fact: I own a 4-foot salmon named Beeoo Complete Name: Jessica Lange Osterman Birthdate and Birthplace: January 14, 1981, in Washington, D.C. Parents’ Names: Dennis and Andrea Osterman

#7 Lynne Quattrone Midfielder 5-11, Sophomore Baldwinsville, N.Y. (C.W. Baker)

Freshman (2000) – Saw two minutes of action against Ohio State. High School – Played lacrosse, volleyball and Eden soccer at C.W. Baker High School … First-team Rellihan all-league choice and team captain in lacrosse …Two-time All-Central New York selection … Captain and MVP of the soccer team … First- team All-Central New York, first-team all-section and third-team all-state in soccer … Captain of the league- and sectional-champion volleyball team … First-team all-league and team MVP in volleyball … National Honor Society member. #12 Eden Rellihan Lynne Quattrone’s Career Statistics Midfielder Free Position Csd Draw Shot 5-8, Senior Year GP/GS Sh GA Pts Md Att Pct GB TO TO Ctl Fouls Mins Pct Baltimore, Md. (Catonsville) 2000 1/0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 0 2 .000

General – Veteran in the midfield corps ... An ■ QUATTRONE PERSONALITY PROFILE Athlete Coming Together mentor … Volunteers as College Major: Communications a tutor at local elementary schools. Post-School Ambition: Graduate school Junior (2000) – Saw action in 16 of Carolina’s 18 Hobby: Listening to music games … Played a career-high 201 minutes … Scoreed goals against No. People Who Have Had the Greatest Influence on Your Athletic Career: My parents, coaches and teammates 17 Vanderbilt and No. 6 Georgetown … Gathered 12 ground balls. Athletes You Most Admire: The Rock, Magic Johnson, Michael Jordan and Tiger Sophomore (1999) – Appeared in 12 of Carolina’s 15 games, scoring Woods two goals … Scored in the wins over Ohio State and No. 19 Temple … Best Book You’ve Ever Read: Michael Jordan’s autobiography Gathered nine ground balls and won three draw controls in limited action Favorite Foods: Swedish Fish, strawberries and kiwi … Had a big interception that led to a goal versus Maryland in the ACC Favorite TV Shows: Blind Date, Saturday Night Live and 2gether Tournament. Movies You’ve Most Enjoyed: Fight Club, Goodwill Hunting and Friday Biggest Sports Thrill: Defeating Maryland last year Freshman (1998) – Saw action in three games for UNC in 1998 ... Interesting Fact: I know all of the N’Sync dances Scored three goals and had one assist ... Scored on all three of her shot Complete Name: Lynne Marie Quattrone attempts ... Scored one goal each against Johns Hopkins, Virginia Tech Birthdate and Birthplace: February 15, 1981, in Syracuse, NY and Richmond. Parents’ Names: Paul and Judy Quattrone High School – Participated in four sports at Catonsville High School in Baltimore, Md. ... Named Hometown Athlete of the Year in 1997 ... All- County selection in soccer and lacrosse ... State champion in the 800 meters in track and field ... Member of the National Honor Society ... Vice President of her class.

Eden Rellihan’s Career Statistics Free Position Csd Draw Shot Year GP/GS Sh GA Pts Md Att Pct GB TO TO Ctl Fouls Mins Pct 1998 3/0 3 3 1 4 0 0 .000 0 3 0 2 2 65 1.000 1999 12/0 4 2 0 2 0 1 .000 9 4 1 3 5 179 .500 2000 16/0 6 2 0 2 1 3 .333 12 2 1 3 7 201 .333 Career 31/0 13 7 1 8 1 4 .250 21 9 2 8 14 445 .538

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■ RELLIHAN PERSONALITY PROFILE #19 Lindsay Stone College Major: Journalism and Mass Communication/Advertising Midfielder Post-School Ambition: To become the next Britney Spears 5-8, Junior Hobby: Playing in a band Stony Brook, N.Y. (Ward Melville) People Who Have Had the Greatest Influence on Your Athletic Career: My parents Athletes You Most Admire: Erin Niebling and Tyrell Davis Best Book You’ve Ever Read: The Little Engine That Could General – Had a great fall … Powerful player Favorite Foods: Cool cones and crabs with good finishing skills … Should contribute as Favorite TV Shows: Friends and Sex in the City an attacking midfielder. Movies You’ve Most Enjoyed: The Godfather I and II Biggest Sports Thrill: Every time we play Maryland Freshman (2000) – Appeared in 16 of UNC’s 18 games and started Interesting Fact: I can’t wink against No. 7 James Madison and No. 1 Maryland in the regular season Complete Name: Eden Grace Rellihan … Scored 11 goals and recorded two assists on the season … Had two Birthdate and Birthplace: April 19, 1979, in Baltimore, Md. goals in games versus James Madison, Johns Hopkins and No. 6 Parents’ Names: Steve and Elaine Rellihan Georgetown … Scored single goals versus No. 9 Loyola, No. 12 Boston University, No. 3 Virginia, No. 16 Penn State and Massachusetts … #27 Brooke Schildwachter Tallied assists against No. 11 George Mason and Ohio State … Defender Redshirted the 1999 season at UNC … Member of varsity lacrosse team 5-6, Senior at Boston University in fall of 1997 and at Stony Brook University in spring of 1998. Charlottesville, Va. Graduated in June 1997 from Ward Melville High School (Saint Anne’s Belfield School) High School – in Setauket, N.Y. ... Played three years of basketball, four years of soccer as a striker, one year of volleyball and four years of lacrosse as a mid- Junior (2000) – Saw limited action, appearing fielder ... As a lacrosse player she was a Schoolgirl All-America selection versus Johns Hopkins and Ohio State … ACC ... Was a first-team member of Long Island Schoolgirls Team ... Made Dean’s List and ACC Honor Roll student. All-County Division I as a senior and was County MVP ... All-League Sophomore (1999) – ACC Honor Roll and Dean’s List student … Division I as sophomore and junior ... Lacrosse Team Co-captain as sen- Appeared in two games, the wins over Ohio State and No. 19 Temple … ior ... In soccer she was team captain as freshman and co-captain as sen- Won a draw control against Temple. ior ... Named All-League Division I as sophomore and junior and All- Freshman (1998) – Saw brief action ... Played 92 minutes in four games County Division I as senior ... Won the school’s Gold Key Award ... New ... Had six ground balls and won three draw controls ... Had four ground York State Scholar Athlete Award winner as sophomore and junior ... balls in the Virginia Tech game ... Named to ACC Academic Honor Roll Named Ward Melville Outstanding Athlete her sophomore and senior in 1998 ... Made Dean’s List in both semesters of 1997-98 school year. years. High School – Played four years of lacrosse and field hockey at St. Anne’s Belfield School ... Also played soccer for two years ... Named to Lindsay Stone’s UNC Statistics the Central Virginia All-Star Team in 1996 and 1997 ... Named STAB Free Position Csd Draw Shot Most Valuable player in 1997 ... League Independent Schools All-Star in Year GP/GS Sh GA Pts Md Att Pct GB TO TO Ctl Fouls Mins Pct 1996 and 1997 ... High Honors Student ... Graduated as a member of the 2000 16/2 34 11 2 13 3 12.250 22 15 7 5 7 401 .324 Cum Laude Society.

Brooke Schildwachter’s Career Statistics Lindsay Stone Free Position Csd Draw Shot Year GP/GS Sh GA Pts Md Att Pct GB TO TO Ctl Fouls Mins Pct 1998 4/0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 6 0 1 3 3 92 .000 1999 2/0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 1 0 14 .000 2000 2/0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 0 23 .000 Career 6/0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 6 0 1 4 3 129 .000

■ SCHILDWACHTER PERSONALITY PROFILE College Major: American Studies and communications Post-School Ambition: Graduate School Hobbies: Photography People Who Have Had the Greatest Influence on Your Athletic Career: My Dad, Mary King Blake and Paige Perriello Athletes You Most Admire: My Dad Best Book You’ve Ever Read: Beach Music by Pat Conroy Favorite Foods: Seafood, chocolate and peaches Favorite TV Shows: ER, Profiler, The Discovery Channel Movie You’ve Most Enjoyed: The Usual Suspects Biggest Sports Thrill: Going to the Final Four in 1998 Interesting Fact: I am obsessed with Harry Potter Complete Name: Brooke Ashton Schildwachter Birthdate and Birthplace: March 20, 1979, in Charlottesville, Va. Parents’ Names: Tom and Allison Schildwachter

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■ STONE PERSONALITY PROFILE #5 Kellie Thompson College Major: Psychology Attacker Post-School Ambition: Graduate school 5-6, Junior Hobbies: Reading, playing hallway dodgeball People Who Have Had the Greatest Influence of Your Athletic Career: My family Grasonville, Md. (Saint Mary’s) Athletes You Most Admire: My Dad Best Book You’ve Ever Read: Reviving Ophelia General – One of the top scorers in the nation … Favorite Foods: Cereal, pistachio nuts An All-ACC and All-America candidate … Hard Favorite TV Show: The Simpsons worker with stellar stick skills … Can play any- Movie You’ve Most Enjoyed: Dumb and Dumber where in the attack unit. Biggest Sports Thrill: Winning the intramural croquet championships Complete Name: Lindsay Paige Stone Sophomore (2000) – Had a breakout season … Named third-team All- Birthdate and Birthplace: July 27, 1979, in Westchester, NY America by the IWLCA and honorable mention All-America by Parents’ Names: Robert and Phyllis Stone USLacrosse … Named second-team All-South by the IWLCA … Led Carolina in goals (36), assists (20), points (56), shots (71) and free posi- tion shot percentage (.500) … Tied for third on the squad in draw con- #10 Rachel Szakmar y trols with 20 … Ranked fourth in the ACC with 3.11 points per game … Attacker Tied for fifth in the ACC with 2.00 goals per game … Named ACC Player 5-9, Freshman of the Week on March 6 after scoring four goals in Carolina’s quadruple- West Islip, N.Y. (West Islip) overtime win over No. 1 Maryland on March 5 … Also had two assists versus the Terrapins and had four goals (including the game-winner) ear- General – Should contribute as an offensive mid- lier in the week versus Johns Hopkins … Also named Inside Lacrosse’s fielder this season … Strong player with excellent National Player of the Week that week … Tied a school record with six speed with the ball. goals and had an assist in the win over No. 16 Penn State … Scored two High School – Five-sport star at West Islip High goals (including the game-winner in the second overtime period) in the School … Earned four letters in lacrosse, three in swimming and one thrillling win at No. 2 Dartmouth … Had four goals versus No. 17 each in track, tennis and basketball … All-county team captain in lacrosse Vanderbilt, Virginia Tech and Ohio State … Also had a season-high four and swimming … Two-year member of Long Island Schoolgirls team in assists for eight total points against Virginia Tech, tying a school record 1998 and 2000 … N.Y. State Empires Team … Member of the National for points in a game … ACC Honor Roll student. Honor Society and honor roll. Personal – Rachel Ryan Szakmary is the daughter of Ted and Arleen Szakmary … Born Oct. 28, 1982, in Bethpage, N.Y. … Plans to major in exercise and sports science … Enjoys swimming, surfing, snowboarding, extreme sports, playing piano and guitar.

■ SZAKMARY PERSONALITY PROFILE College Major: Exercise and Sports Science Post-School Ambition: Travel Hobbies: Listening to music, surfing, lifeguarding People Who Have Had the Greatest Influence on Your Athletic Career: My dad and brother Athletes You Most Admire: Jenny Thompson, Mia Hamm Best Book You’ve Ever Read: Go for the Goal by Mia Hamm Favorite Food: Rice Krispy treats, mom’s cooking, peanut butter Favorite TV Shows: SportsCenter, ER, VH1 Behind the Music Movies You’ve Most Enjoyed: Remember the Titans, A League of Their Own, G.I. Jane, Point Break Biggest Sports Thrill: Playing at Carolina Interesting Fact: I can cluck like a chicken and balance things on my chin Your Complete Name: Rachel Ryan Szakmary Birthdate and Birthplace: October 28, 1982, in Bethpage, N.Y. Parents’ Names: Ted and Arleen Szakmar y

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Freshman (1999) – Finished fourth on the team in scoring with 26 points on 20 goals and six assists … Was third on the team in goals scored … Appeared in all 15 games and started seven, including the final four games of the season … Scored 10 goals and had two assists for 12 points in the final four games … Had 19 ground balls. High School – Graduated from St. Mary’s High School on May 22, 1998 ... Played four years of varsity lacrosse and three years of varsity soccer ... Also played JV soccer for one year, JV basketball for two years and club soccer for four years ... As a senior in lacrosse she was the team cap- Porter tain of the St. Mary’s squad and a First-Team All-America and First-Team Wilkinson All-Metro and First-Team All-County selection ... Named Most Valuable Player of high school team at Saint Mary’s High School ... Won the Heather-Leigh Albert Award as best player in the national tournament ... As a junior she was a First-Team All-America, the All-Metro Player of the Year, the All-County Player of the Year and a member of the AIS “A” champions ... As a sophomore she was named second-team All-County selection ... Played on a Saint Mary’s High School soccer team which won 1996 Catholic League championship ... Played for Chesapeake 1997 and 1998 National Schoolgirls championship team ... Winner of Distinguished Scholar Award ... Was also vice president of Fellowship of Christian Athletes.

Kellie Thompson’s Career Statistics Free Position Csd Draw Shot Year GP/GS Sh GA Pts Md Att Pct GB TO TO Ctl Fouls Mins Pct 1999 15/7 69 20 6 26 3 14.214 19 23 5 9 17 505 .290 2000 18/18 71 36 20 56 9 18 .500 29 39 8 20 16 971 .507 Career 33/25 14056 26 82 12 32 .375 48 62 13 29 33 1476.400

■ THOMPSON PERSONALITY PROFILE College Major: Business Post-School Ambition: To travel Hobbies: Ballet and playing wall ball People Who Have Had the Greatest Influence on Your Athletic Career: My family Athletes You Most Admire: Lacrosse players Best Book You’ve Ever Read: The Puppy Who Lost His Way Freshman (1999) – Earned a starting job as a defender … Appeared in Favorite Foods: Watermelon and turkey sandwiches all 15 games and started 14 … Started every game but the Virginia Tech Favorite TV Shows: Days of Our Lives, Friends contest … Won at least one ground ball in all but three games and fin- Movies You’ve Most Enjoyed: Billy Madison, Thomas Crown Affair ished with 17 ground balls on the year … Saw 692 minutes of action, Interesting Fact: I speak six languages more than any other Tar Heel freshman … Dean’s List and ACC Honor Complete Name: Kellie Cathleen Thompson Roll student. Birthdate and Birthplace: August 13, 1980, in Annapolis, Md. Parents’ Names: Robin Thompson and Roseanne Thompson High School – Graduated from St. Annes Belfield School in June 1998 ... Played four years of lacrosse as a midfielder and four years of field hockey as a midfielder there ... Graduated with a 3.7 cumulative grade #15 Porter Wilkinson point average ... Won a host of lacrosse awards as a prepster ... Played on Defender team which won League of Independent Schools championship and reg- 5-7, Junior ular season championship ... Lacrosse and field hockey captain and MVP Charlottesville, Va. (Saint Anne’s Belfield) as senior ... Four-time Dogwood Tournament All-Star ... Three-Time All- Central Virginia All-Star ... Central Virginia Player of the Year as a sen- General – One of the best defenders in the nation ior ... Three-time League of Independent Schools All-Star ... National … Returning first-team All-America selection … Tournament South II Team .. High All-America ... Field Hockey Two- A strong candidate for All-ACC and All-America Time All-Central Virginia Team ... L.I.S. All-Star senior year. honors … One of Carolina’s tri-captains, along with Nicole Foran and Kate McDaniel … Outstanding student who is a Porter Wilkinson’s Career Statistics regular on the Dean’s List and ACC Honor Roll. Free Position Csd Draw Shot Year GP/GS Sh GA Pts Md Att Pct GB TO TO Ctl Fouls Mins Pct Sophomore (2000) – Named first-team All-America by USLacrosse and 1999 15/14 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 17 5 10 7 4 692 .000 the IWLCA … First-team All-South by the IWLCA … Member of the 2000 18/17 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 35 5 14 8 22 1053.000 2000 All-ACC team … Regularly marked the opposing team’s best Career 33/31 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 52 10 24 15 26 1745.000 attacker … The leader of the Tar Heel defensive unit … Appeared in all 18 games and started 17 … In the starting lineup for every game except the win over No. 1 Maryland in the regular season … Has started 31 of Carolina’s 33 games since 1999 … Third on the team with 35 ground balls … Caused 14 turnovers … Dean’s List and ACC Honor Roll stu- dent.

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■ WILKINSON PERSONALITY PROFILE ■ WILSON PERSONALITY PROFILE College Major: Political Science College Major: Education and political science Post-School Ambiton: Undecided Post-School Ambition: Athletic Ministry Hobbies: Horseback riding and tennis Hobbies: Talking to people People Who Have Had the Greatest Influence on Your Athletic Career: My parents People Who Have Had the Greatest Influence on Your Athletic Career: My parents and Mary Blake Athletes You Most Admire: Beth Ames and Brooke Young Athletes You Most Admire: Charlie Noell Best Book You’ve Ever Read: The God Chasers by Tommy Menney Best Book You’ve Ever Read: A Thousand Acres Favorite Foods: Cheeseburgers and wraps (from UNC’s Lenoir Cafeteria) Favorite Foods: Seafood and chocolate Favorite TV Show: The Cosby Show Favorite TV Show: Sex in the City Movie You’ve Most Enjoyed: Office Space Movies You’ve Most Enjoyed: Usual Suspects, Braveheart Complete Name: Jessica-Claire Holland Wilson Biggest Sports Thrill: Beating Maryland last year Birthdate and Birthplace: October 30, 1980, in Philadelphia, Pa. Interesting Fact: I don’t have my ears pierced Parents’ Names: Brenda Wilson and Curtis Wilson Complete Name: Porter Noell Wilkinson Birthdate and Birthplace: February 15, 1980, in Norfolk, Va. #8 Brooke Young Parents’ Names: Jay and Lossie Wilkinson Attacker #33 Jessica Wilson 5-6, Freshman Defender West Chester, Pa. (B. Reed Henderson) 5-2, Junior Bala Cynwyd, Pa. (Lower Merion) High School – First-team All-America as a senior at B. Reed Henderson High School … Played four years of lacrosse, field hockey and basketball General – Tremendous student … A t h l e t e s … Lacrosse team captain as a senior … Vail Coming Together mentor and Student Council Shootout Tournament MVP in 2000 … Philadelphia Inquirer All-Area representative. Player of the Year as a senior … Also captained the field hockey team as Sophomore (2000) – Saw action in two games, a senior … First-team all-area and all-league choice … Second-team all- the wins over Johns Hopkins and Ohio State … Dean’s List and ACC league choice as a junior and senior in basketball. Honor Roll student. Freshman (1999) – Dean’s List and ACC Honor Roll student … ■ YOUNG PERSONALITY PROFILE Appeared in the Ohio State and Temple games … Gathered a ground ball College Major: Undecided against the Owls. Post-School Ambition: College women’s lacrosse coach or elementary school PE teacher High School – Graduated from Lower Merion High School on June 10, Hobbies: Playing on the computer, hanging out with friends 1998 in Ardmore, Pa. ... Played four years of field hockey there ...Was People Who Have Had the Greatest Influence on Your Athletic Career: My parents offensive captain of team as senior, four-time team MVP, three-time First and sister Team All League selection, a senior All-Star and Futures participant ... Athlete You Most Admire: My sister, Sara Also ran track for two years, setting school record in 4x400 meter relay Best Book You’ve Ever Read: Any of the Chicken Soup books ... Was a district qualifier in the 400 and the 4x400... Was also an All- Favorite Food: Candy Central League pick ... Three-year basketball letter winner, serving as Favorite TV Shows: Dawson’s Creek, Whose Line is it Anyway, Friends captain and manager senior year ... Was a standout lacrosse player for Movie You’ve Most Enjoyed: Rudy four years at Lower Merion ... Earned the team’s most dedicated player Biggest Sports Thrill: Winning states twice and reaching the title game all four of my years in high school award ... All-Main Line and All-Central League Second-Team for four Interesting Fact: I am diabetic years ... Senior All-Star for Central League ... Played defense as the third Your Complete Name: Brooke Elizabeth Young man and was four-year varsity starter for lacrosse team Was high school Birthdate and Birthplace: November 9, 1981, in West Chester, Pa. Best Female Athlete as sophomore and senior and Best Female Scholar Parents’ Names: Bob and Kay Young Athlete as junior ... Student Council president as senior ... Four-year class treasurer ... National Honor Society ... LMHS Memorial Leadership Award ... American Legion Leadership Award ... National Commended Scholar Athlete as junior and senior ... Winner of National Scholar Athlete Award ... Presidential Physical Fitness Award winner ... Field Hockey and Lacrosse Senior All-Star ... Won 11 varsity letters at Lower Merion.

Jessica Wilson’s Career Statistics Free Position Csd Draw Shot Year GP/GS Sh GA Pts Md Att Pct GB TO TO Ctl Fouls Mins Pct 1999 2/0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 1 0 0 0 0 7 .000 2000 2/0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 1 15 .000 Career 4/0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ,000 1 0 0 0 1 22 .000

19 2001 Carolina Women’s Lacrosse HEAD COACH JENNY SLINGLUFF LEVY Expectations ran high when the University of North Carolina named Jenny Slingluff Levy its first-ever women’s lacrosse head coach in October of 1994. Given Carolina’s strong academics and rich tradition of women’s athletics that includes women’s soccer and field hockey programs that annually rank among the very best in the country, success both in the classroom and on the playing field are expected in Chapel Hill. Slingluff Levy has met and exceeded those lofty goals. The Tar Heel women’s lacrosse team annually places a significant portion of its members on the Atlantic Coast Conference Honor Roll and Dean’s List. And on the field, the Tar Heels have advanced to the NCAA Final Four twice and won two ACC regular-season titles in the last Sixth Season four seasons. “With the performance of our women’s lacrosse team ■ HEAD COACHING RECORD over its first several years, I think it has become obvious 61-24, five seasons that the selection of Jenny for the job as head coach in ■ EDUCATION 1994 was a magnificent choice,” says Athletic Director B.A., Rhetoric & Communications Dick Baddour. “To have started a program from scratch, Virginia ‘92 earned four NCAA Tournament bids and advanced to a pair of NCAA Final Fours in only five years is truly a ■ PLAYING EXPERIENCE remarkable accomplishment.” Virginia, 1988-92 Starting a team from scratch was a unique challenge, named as Carolina’s first-ever head women’s lacrosse but Slingluff Levy tackled it with enthusiasm and aplomb, ■ COACHING EXPERIENCE coach in October of 1994. leading the Tar Heels to an impressive record of 12-4 and “One of Jenny’s great assets is her enthusiasm for the No r th Carolina, Head Coach a national ranking of No. 13 in the program’s first season 19 9 6 - P re s e n t game and for her program,” explains UNC’s Senior Ge o r getown, Assistant Coach in 1996. Associate Director of Athletics for Olympic Sports, Dr. 1993-94 In the program’s second year, Carolina took another Beth Miller. “She’s done a really good job recruiting and giant step forward, posting a 14-4 record and a final rank- bringing in the type of student-athletes that will be an ing of No. 8. The Tar Heels advanced to the NCAA asset to this university.” ■ COACHING HIGHLIGHTS Tournament Final Four in only their second season of var- Slingluff Levy is a 1992 University of Virginia graduate • Led Carolina to back-to-back sity play. In the process, Slingluff Levy was named ACC with a Bachelor of Arts degree in rhetoric and communi- Final Four appearances in the sec- Coach of the Year. cations. She was a member of the U.S. Women’s Lacrosse ond and third years of the pro- The Tar Heels showed continued improvement in 1998 gr a m ’ s existence National Team in 1992-93 and again in 1995. • Named 1998 ACC Coach of the as Carolina went 15-3 overall and 3-0 in the ACC. The Slingluff Levy was a member of the UVa women’s Yea r Heels advanced to the ACC Tournament championship lacrosse team from 1988-1992 and was named the squad’s • Has led Carolina to the 1998 game and the NCAA Final Four while also winning the captain and most valuable player as a senior. She led the and 2000 regular season ACC ACC regular-season title. Carolina was ranked No. 2 in Cavaliers to their first-ever Division I National Collegiate ch a m p i o n s h i p s the final IWLCApoll after spending several weeks during Women’s Lacrosse Championship in 1991. Slingluff the course of the season as the nation’s top-ranked team. Levy scored three goals in the championship game and After an 8-7 campaign in 1999, the Tar Heels again adv- five in the national semifinal game, leading to her selec- vanced to the ACC Tournament championship game and tion as the tournament’s Most Outstanding Attacker. tied for the ACC regular-season title in 2000. UNC ended A first-team All-America as a junior and senior, she was the season ranked No. 4 and reached the NCAA named the 1992 NCAA Attack Player-of-the-Year. She Tournament quarterfinal. led Virginia in both goals and assists in 1992 with 52 and In five seasons as the Tar Heels’ head coach, Slingluff 13, respectively, and finished with career totals of 118 Levy has led UNC to a 61-24 record (.718) and a pair of goals and 34 assists. NCAAFinal Four appearances. Slingluff Levy was married to Dan Levy of Baltimore, An outstanding women’s lacrosse player at the Md. in June 1998. Dan is a 1993 UNC alumnus who University of Virginia from 1988-92 and an assistant field played lacrosse at Carolina for four years, starring on the hockey and assistant women’s lacrosse coach at 1991 NCAA championship team and earning A C C Georgetown University from 1993-94, Slingluff Levy was Tournament Most Valuable Player honors as a senior.

■ SLINGLUFF LEVY’S RECORD AT CAROLINA Overall ACC RS ACC RS ACC Tournament Final NCAA Year Record Record Finish Finish Ranking* Tournament 1996 12-4 N/A N/A N/A 13th — 1997 14-4 2-1 2nd Semifinalist 8th Final Four 1998 15-3 3-0 1st Finalist 2nd Final Four 1999 8-7 1-2 Tied 2nd Semifinalist 7th First Round 2000 12-6 2-1 Tied 1st Finalist 4th Quarterfinal Totals 61-24 8-4 2-4 2-4 *Ranking reflects final IWLCA poll

20 2001 Carolina Women’s Lacrosse ASSISTANT COACHES & SUPPORT STAFF ■ JEN LARSEN director of the Duke Field Hockey Camp in ■ KATHLEEN O’SHEA Assistant Coach 1998 and ’99. Assistant Coach In the spring of 1999, Larsen was a head Jen Larsen is in her coach in the United States Field Hockey Kathleen O’Shea is in first year as an assistant Association Futures Development Program, her second year as an coach at North Carolina conducting drills for local athletes under the assistant coach at after serving as an assis- curriculum designed by the USFHA. Carolina. A S e c o n d - tant field hockey coach Larsen served as an assistant field hockey Team All-America in at Duke University for and women’s lacrosse coach at Georgetown 1999 as a senior at the two previous years. Larsen, a former from 1996-98, performing similar duties to Loyola College, O’Shea works with the Tar lacrosse and field hockey player at the those she served at Duke and helping lead the Heel attack and defensive units while also University of Virginia, previously had served as Hoya women’s lacrosse team to the 1998 assisting head coach Jenny Slingluff Levy and an assistant women’s lacrosse and field hockey NCAA Tournament. assistant Jen Larsen with all aspects of the UNC coach at Georgetown University from 1996-98. As a women’s lacrosse player at Virginia program. Larsen will work directly with the Tar Heel from 1993-96, Larsen was a member of the “Kathleen was hired straight from the college defensive unit and assist head coach Jenny 1993 NCAA champion team. She was a two- game, and she has been a great addition to the Slingluff Levy in all aspects of the Carolina year starter who served as team captain as a staff,” Slingluff Levy says. “It’s important for program, including recruiting and administra- senior in 1996. She helped lead the Cavaliers us to be connected with today’s game, from a tive areas. She replaces Lisa Dixon, who left to the 1994 NCAA Final Four and the 1996 players’ point of view, so we can stay at the UNC after two seasons in Chapel Hill to take a NCAAchampionship game. A four-year starter forefront of new ideas and strategies. She fits job with the Baltimore Ravens of the National for the UVa field hockey team, Larsen was the perfectly into our system and the players have Football League. team’s captain during the 1995 season and led really enjoyed working with her.” “I’m really excited about adding Jen Larsen the Cavs to the NCAA quarterfinals in 1995. O’Shea was a four-year letterwinner at to our staff,” Slingluff Levy says. “She brings She earned second-team regional All-America Loyola from 1996-99, leading the Greyhounds great experience as a coach at Duke and honors in field hockey in 1994 and 1995. to four NCAA Tournament appearances, two Georgetown. She also has good playing expe- Larsen earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in NCAA semifinal appearances and an appear- rience in both field hockey and lacrosse at psychology from Virginia in 1996. ance in the 1997 NCAATournament Final. The Virginia. She’s been a great fit for our pro- Greyhounds won two Colonial A t h l e t i c gram.” Association championships and compiled an As an assistant field hockey coach at Duke overall record of 54-14 during her tenure. during the 1998 and ’99 seasons, Larsen O’Shea was named an IWLCASecond-Team worked primarily with the Blue Devil defensive All-America, a First-Team All-CAA selection unit and goalkeepers, helping lead Duke to the and the CAA Defensive Player of the Year in 1999 NCAA Tournament. She assisted with 1999. A two-year starter in the midfield for the recruiting, the team budget and coordinating Greyhounds, she led the team in goals scored travel and alumni relations while also monitor- and was voted the squad’s MVP as a senior. ing the academic progress of each of the team’s O’Shea earned a BAin Political Science with student-athletes. She also was the program a Spanish minor from Loyola in May of 1999.

■ WOMEN’S LACROSSE SUPPORT STAFF

David Andrews Matt Bowers Betsy Carney Chris Hirth Dave Lohse Groundskeeper Media Relations Trainer Head Trainer PA Announcer

Chase Martin Beth Miller Alecia Pynn Mary Siolek John Williams Volunteer Assistant Senior Associate Secretary Trainer Strength Coach Coach Athletic Director

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