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Northwestern Coaching Staff Head Coach: Kelly Amonte Hiller (Maryland, ’96) Career Record: 216-33 (13th season) Assistant Coach: Danielle Spencer (NU, ’10) Assistant Coach: Tim McCormack (Umass, ’12) Volunteer Assistant: Scott Hiller (UMass, ’90)

2014 SCHEDULE/RESULTS (1-0, 0-0 ALC) y Da Opponent Time (CT)/Result ‘CATS, LIONS MEET FOR THIRD TIME IN NCAA QUARTERFINALS February 9 vs. No. 8 Virginia #...... W, 13-12 22 at No. 5 Duke...... 11 a.m. 25 MARQUETTE...... 4 p.m.

March 5 NOTRE DAME...... 5 p.m. 9 at Ohio State *...... 11 a.m. 11 at Michigan *...... 6 p.m. 23 at Syracuse...... Noon 25 at ...... 6 p.m.

April 4 at Penn State *...... 6 p.m. 6 at Penn...... 11 a.m. 10 VANDERBILT *...... 4:30 p.m. 13 JOHNS HOPKINS *...... Noon 19 FLORIDA *...... 1 p.m. 26 vs. USC @...... 7 p.m.

May 1 ALC Tournament First Round •...... TBA 2 ALC Tournament Semifinals • ...... TBA 4 ALC Championship Game •...... TBA 9 NCAA First Round...... TBA 11 NCAA Second Round...... TBA ...... TBA ...... TBA 17 NCAA Quarterfinals...... TBA 18 NCAA Quarterfinals ...... TBA 23 NCAA Semifinals % All times25 NCAA Central Championship| Home games in BOLD % CAPS Rankings based on IWLCA coaches poll at time of game * American Lacrosse Conference game @ Game at Wrigley Field | • Evanston, Ill. | % Towson, Md.

LAST TIME THEY MET Friday, April 12, 2013 • Evanston, Ill. No. 4 Northwestern 12, No. 9 Duke 4 Rare is the occasion when it seems a team can do no wrong against a challenging opponent, but No. 4 Northwestern enjoyed just that kind of evening in coasting past ninth-ranked Duke, 12-4, April 12 at Lakeside Field in Evanston. The ’Cats sped to a 7-0 halftime lead behind

thebrilliant evening—en goalkeeping route by to Bridget a key nonconference Bianco and four victory. first-half scores by senior Erin Fitzgerald—who finished with five- on ON DECK FOR NORTHWESTERN: actly 200 in the same game that Alyssa Leonard surpassed Next Opponent: Marquette Television/Internet: TBA Kristen Fitzger Kjellmanald’s five (2004-07) goals brought for the her No. career 1 spot total on the to ex Date: Tuesday, Feb. 25 Last Meeting: First-ever meeting Northwestern career draw controls record list with 269. Location: Lake Barrington, Ill. Of Note: Northwestern is 92-2 at home since the Northwestern was in control from the start as the Stadium: Lake Barrington Field House start of 2005 but will play its home-opener at an ’Cats leapt to a 7-0 lead to begin the game and later led by as many as 11, setting the count at 12-1 when Taylor Opening Draw: 4 p.m. CT indoor location because of inclement conditions. Thornton scored off a free position with 15:05 remaining

NORTHWESTERN ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS INFORMATION career two- game in the victory, the 10th in a row for in the game. Senior Beatrice Conley also notched her first Associate Director/Lacrosse Contact: Scott Hammer the Wildcats against the Blue Devils. Office Phone: Office Fax: (847) 491-8818 Cell Phone: E-mail: [email protected] (847) 491-8800 • (847) 791-4651 • @NU_SPORTS 2014 NORTHWESTERN LACROSSE @NULax 2014 QUICK FACTS 2014 NORTHWESTERN WILDCATS

NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY . No Player Elig. Pos. Ht. Hometown (High School) Location...... Evanston, Ill. 1 Catie Ingrilli Fr. M 5-3 Wantagh, N.Y. (Wantagh) Founded...... 1851 2 Alyssa Leonard Sr. A 5-8 Bay Shore, N.Y. (Bay Shore) Enrollment...... 8,367 3 Christina Esposito So. A 5-3 West Babylon, N.Y. (West Babylon) President...... Morton Schapiro 4 Kat DeRonda Sr. A 5-3 Carthage, N.Y. (Central) Nickname...... Wildcats Colors...... Purple and White Conference...... American Lacrosse Conf. (ALC) 6 Kate Macdonald Sr. M 5-6 Norwell, Mass. (Norwell) Facility...... Lakeside Field 5 Hadley Brooke RS Fr. A 5-8 South Hamilton, Mass. (Middlesex School) Director of Athletics...... Jim Phillips 8 Kara Mupo RS Jr. A 5-4 Miller Place, N.Y. (Rocky ) Senior Women’s Administrator...... Janna Blais 97 JasmineSheila Nesselbush Docal Fr. AM 5-65-8 Ft. Lauderdale,Penfield, Fla. N.Y. (Pine (Penfield) Crest) 10 Caroline Gersuk Sr. M 5-4 Loudonville, N.Y. (Albany Academy) WOMEN’S LACROSSE FACTS 11 Spring Sanders So. M 5-8 Williamsville, N.Y. (Nichols School) Head Coach...... Kelly Amonte Hiller 12 Kaleigh Craig So. M 5-11 Wantagh, N.Y. (Wantagh) Alma Mater...... Maryland, 1996 13 Mikaela Bozza Jr. M 5-1 Brighton, N.Y. (Brighton) Record at NU...... 216-33 (13th season) 14 Kelly Rich Sr. A/M 5-8 Westwood, Mass. (Westwood) Career Record...... Same 16 Lydia Cassada Fr. A/M 5-6 Milton, Ga. (Milton) Assistant Coach...... Tim McCormack Alma Mater...... Massachusetts, 2012 Assistant Coach...... Danielle Spencer 2017 JessicaJulia DiMaria Roy SrFr.. M 5-85-5 Dix Hills, N.Y.P (Halferkasie, Hollow Pa. (Pennridge) Hills West) Alma Mater...... Northwestern, 2010 18 Haydyn Anigian Jr. M 5-9 Dallas, Texas (Highland Park) ...... Scott Hiller Volunteer Assistant Coach 22 Nancy Dunbar So. M 5-4 Baltimore, Md. (Bryn Mawr) Alma Mater...... Massachusetts, 1990 2321 LaurJess Carren Murrayoll So.Jr. M 5-85-3 Houston,Cr Texasoss River, (St. John’sN.Y (John School) Jay) 2013 Overall Record...... 19-3 (.864) 2013 ALC Record/Finish...... 6-1 (.857)/1st 24 Christy Turner Sr. M 5-5 Orlando, Fla. (Timber Creek) 2013 Postseason...... 26 Amanda McLaughlin Jr. M/A 5-4 Wilbraham, Mass. (Minnechaug Regional) Starters Returning/Lost...... 7/5 27 Kate Ivory Sr. D 5-5 Narbeth, Pa. (Episcopal Academy) First Season of CompetitionNCAA...... Semifinalist1982 28 Bridget Bianco Jr. GK 5-3 Moorestown, N.J. (Moorestown) Overall Program Record...... 294-91 (.765) 29 Caley Chelios Jr. D 5-8 Detroit, Mich. (Cranbrook) NU competed as a club program from 1993-2001 31 Emily Eichner So. M 5-10 Rochester, N.Y. (Brighton) ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS 3230 CarMaggieolina F obareLizzio So.RS Fr. MA/M 5-65-3 NewDallas, Canaan, Texas Conn. (Hockaday (New Canaan) School) Assoc. Dir./Lacrosse Contact...... Scott Hammer 33 Kerri Harrington Sr. D 5-10 Westwood, Mass. (Westwood) Office Phone...... (847) 491-8800 34 Paige Jones Jr. A 6-0 Edina, Minn. (Edina) Cell Phone...... (847) 791-4651 35 Brooke Jones Jr. GK 5-9 Edina, Minn. (Edina) E-mail...... [email protected] 37 Jessica Dahldorf So. M 5-4 Brooklyn, N.Y. (Poly Prep) Fax...... (847) 491-8818 40 Natalee Easthom Fr. GK 5-6 Annapolis, Md. (Broadneck) Athletic Communications Office Address 44 Blake McHugh Jr. A 5-8 Newtown Square, Pa. (Episcopal Academy) Athletic Communications Northwestern University 1501 Central Street Head Coach: Kelly Amonte Hiller (13th season), Maryland, 1996 Evanston, IL 60208 Assistant Coach: Asst. AD, Athletic Comm...... Paul Kennedy Assistant Coach: Danielle Spencer (second season), Northwestern, 2010 Sr. Associate Director...... Volunteer Assistant Tim Coach: McCormack Scott Hiller(first season),(13th season), Massachusetts, Massachusetts, 2012 1990 Associate Director...... Nick Brilowski Assistant Director...... BetsyDoug Golomski Meffley Assistant Director...... Dan Yopchick ALPHABETICAL ROSTER Director of Broadcast Ops...... Rob Coons Program Assistant...... Jocelyn Serranilla 18 ANIGIAN, Haydyn (Jr., M) 33 HARRINGTON, Kerri (Jr., D) Official Web Site...... NUsports.com 28 BIANCO, Bridget (Jr., GK) 1 INGRILLI, Catie (Fr., M) ...... Northwestern-Lacrosse Facebook 13 BOZZA, Mikaela (Jr., M) 19 IVORY, Kate (Sr., D) Twitter...... Twitter...... @NU_Sports 5 BROOKE, Hadley (RS Fr., A) 35 JONES, Brooke (Jr., GK) In-Game Twitter...... @NU_SportsLIVE@NULax 21 CARROLL, Jess (Jr., M) 34 JONES, Paige (Jr., A) 16 CASSADA, Lydia (Fr., M) 2 LEONARD, Alyssa (Sr., A) 29 CHELIOS, Caley (Sr., D) 32 LIZZIO, Carolina (So., M) 12 CRAIG, Kaleigh (So., M) 6 MACDONALD, Kate (Sr., M) PRONUNCIATION GUIDE 37 DAHLDORF, Jessica (So., M) 44 M HUGH, Blake (Jr., A) 4 NDA, Kat (Sr., A) 26 M LAUGHLIN, Amanda (Jr., M) c AMONTE HILLER...... a-MON-tee 17 D MARIA, Julia (Fr., M) 8 MUPO, Kara (RS Jr., A) ANIGIAN...... ANN-uh-gan 9 DOCAL,DeRO Jasmine (Fr., A) 23 McURRAY, Lauren (So., M) BOZZA...... BOZE-uh 22 DUNBi AR, Nancy (So., M) 7 NESSELBUSH, Sheila (Fr., M) GERSUK...... GER-sick (hard ‘G’) 40 EASTHOM, Natalee (Fr., GK) 14 RICH, Kelly (Sr., A/M) CAROLINA LIZZIO...... car-o-LEEN-a 31 EICHNER, Emily (So., M) 20 ROY, Jessica (Sr., M) MUPO...... MOO-po ROY...... rhymes with COY 3 ESPOSITO, Christina (So., M) 11 SANDERS, Spring (So., M) 30 FOBARE, Maggie (Fr., A/M) 24 TURNER, Christy (Sr., M) 10 GERSUK, Caroline (Jr., M) NORTHWESTERN HEAD COACH KELLY AMONTE HILLER 13th SEASON ne of the iconic college coaches of her era, Kelly Amonte Hiller is in her 13th season as AMONTE HILLER INKS Ohead women’s lacrosse coach at Northwestern University, where she has guided the Wildcats to an incredible seven NCAA championships in the last nine seasons. LENGTHY CONTRACT EXTENSION In 2002, the Boston native and Maryland alum came west to reinstate what was a In the same week she prepared to kick off her club lacrosse program and quickly built her program into an improbable dynasty, with 13th season as head coach of the program she built from scratch, decorated Northwestern head coach Kelly Amonte Hiller and Northwestern Northwestern in 2005 becoming the first school outside the Eastern time zone to win a Athletics announced on Feb. 4 a lengthy contract thelacrosse way, alsonational setting championship NCAA records (only for to most repeat career the coachingfeat six of wins the next (34) seven and highest seasons). winning She has percentagecompiled a staggering(.919) in the 216-33 history career of the record NCAA andWomen’s five National Lacrosse Coach Tournament. of the Year honors along sidelines in Evanston through at least the 2021 Since arriving in Evanston, Amonte Hiller has worked diligently to foster the growth of season.extension Amonte that will Hiller, keep who Amonte was hired Hiller by on North the - her sport in the Midwest and nationally. Her program has helped bring women’s lacrosse to remarkable venues in emerging lacrosse hotbeds such as Dallas (Cowboys Stadium, 2011) and season in 2002, will have completed 20 seasons western in 2000 and coached her first varsity Los Angeles (L.A. Coliseum, 2013) and later this spring will host a game at iconic Wrigley Field as head coach of the Wildcats upon serving out the duration of her current contract. in Chicago. “Without question, Northwestern is thrilled that one of the most outstanding head coaches— in and popularity of lacrosse at the youth and high school levels in the Chicagoland area, a feat in any sport, at any university—will remain a that Amonthelpede Amonte Hiller’s Hillerwinning earn ways a place at Northwestern on Crain’s Chicago have fueled Business’ the explosionprestigious of “40 participation Under 40” Wildcat well into the future,” said Northwestern list in 2013. Last summer, ChicagoSideSports.com named Amonte Hiller one of the 25 greatest Vice President for Athletics and Recreation Jim sports icons in the history of Chicago sports, making her both the only female and the only Phillips. “Since reinstating our women’s lacrosse active coach or player on the list. team 12 years ago, Kelly and her program have While at Maryland, Amonte Hiller was a four-time All-American and two-time NCAA represented the best of what Northwestern champion in lacrosse—ending her career as the school’s all-time record holder for goals, a pioneer for her sport and for women’s athletics assists and points—and also was an All-American in soccer, earning induction into the Terps’ inAthletics general, strives and we to can’tbe, on overstate and off the the field. impact She her is Athletic Hall of Fame in 2009. Three years later, Amonte Hiller was inducted into the U.S. players’ achievements have had on Evanston and Lacrosse Hall of Fame in recognition of her outstanding achievements at Maryland and as a the surrounding communities. Looking ahead, member of the U.S. National Team, a squad which she led to World Cup titles in 1997 and 2001. - Kelly resides in Evanston with her husband and assistant coach, Scott, and young ern into the new era of the Big Ten Women’s daughters Harlee and Lew. Lacrossewe are excited Conference to have beginning Kelly leading in 2015.” Northwest

KELLY AMONTE HILLER: ACCOLADES AND ACHIEVEMENTS • Head coach, Northwestern Women’s Lacrosse; 216-33 career record • Named one of 12 all-time Big Ten Coaching Icons by (2002-present) Big Ten Network

• Nine-time NCAA Champion (seven as head coach, two as player) • Named to Crain’s Chicago Business’ annual “40 Under 40” list (2013)

• Five-time IWLCA National Coach of the Year • Named one of the top 25 all-time Chicago sports icons by ChicagoSideSports.com in 2013 (only female and only • Seven-time American Lacrosse Conference Coach of the Year active player or coach)

• Record-holder, NCAA Tournament wins and winning percentage • Two-time NCAA National Player of the Year (1995, 1996) (34-3, .919) • 1996 ACC Female Athlete of the Year • Coached national player of the year seven times in last nine seasons • Three-time participant in IFWLA World Cup • Member of U.S. Lacrosse (2012) and Maryland Athletics (2009) Halls of Fame • 2005 All-World Team selection

• Boasts a coaching tree with 18 former players or assistants coaching in D-I WLAX

Most Team Championships as a Coach—NCAA Women’s Athleticcs 1. 21, Anson Dorrance, North Carolina...... Soccer...... 1982-2012 ...... 1990-2010 ...... Swim/Diving...... 1984-98 4. 2. 10,15, FPrankat Henry, Brennan, LSU/Texas Stanford A&M...... TennisT&F ...... 1982-99 3. 10,12, SuzanneRichard Quick, Yoculan, Texas/Stanford Georgia...... Gymnastics...... 1987-2009 6. 9, Greg Marsden, Utah...... Gymnastics...... 1982-95 9, Beth Anders, Old Dominion...... Field Hockey...... 1982-2000 8. 8, Marsha Beasley, West Virginia...... 1990-98 8, Cindy Timchal, Maryland...... Lacrosse...... 1992-2001 8, Pat Summit, Tennessee...... BasketballRifle ...... 1987-2008 8, Geno Auriemma, Connecticut...... Basketball...... 1995-2013 12. 7, Kelly Amonte Hiller, Northwestern...... Lacrosse...... 2005-13 @NU_SPORTS 2014 NORTHWESTERN LACROSSE @NULax

Time To Go 2014 STATISTICAL LEADERS No. 4 Northwestern goes for second straight win over a top-10 opponent to open the season on Saturday, POINTS current 10-game winning streak against the Blue Devils, a stretch which dates to 2006 and includes 1. Kaleigh Craig...... 3 threetraveling straight back victoriesto ACC country at Duke’s to faceKoskinen No. 5 DukeStadium in Durham. for Northwestern. The Wildcats will be looking to extend their Kate Macdonald...... 3 3. Three tied with...... 2 Opening draw in Durham is set for 11 a.m. CT with a live online stream being provided by ESPN3.com. GOALS Back In ACC-tion 1. Kate Macdonald...... 3 Northwestern’s season-opener against Virginia was indicative of many of the hard-fought battles 2. Kara Mupo...... 2 Northwestern has had against ACC opponents over the last decade. Kelly Amonte Hiller is now 36-10 Kaleigh Craig...... 2 in her career against ACC opponents, despite a 2013 season in which eventual national champion North Alyssa Leonard...... 2 Carolina became only the second team in the Amonte Hiller era to defeat Northwestern twice in the same season. ASSISTS 1. Five tied with ...... 1 Record Watch Alyssa Leonard wowed spectators throughout her junior season as she set a Northwestern record and GROUND BALLS 1. Haydyn Anigian...... 3 to her senior campaign, recording her fourth career game of 10 or more draw controls—and just the Kerri Harrington...... 3 3. Four tied with ...... 2 approached the NCAA single-season mark with 125 draw controls. She then got off to an excellent start

9. Leonard now stands at 316 career draw controls, leaving her fourth all-time and just 37 behind the DRAW CONTROLS sixth in NU lacrosse history—in helping the ’Cats double up Virginia on the draw circle (18-9) on Feb. 1. Alyssa Leonard...... 10 on Leonard’s climb to the top is her former assistant coach Hillary Fratzke, now the head women’s 2. Kat DeRonda...... 3 Division I career record of 353, currently held by Vermont’s Kristen Millar (2006-09). The next rung Kelly Rich...... 3 percent of all draw controls on the season. lacrosse coach at William & Mary College. Last year, Leonard helped Northwestern win a shade under 60 CAUSED TURNOVERS Career Draw Controls 1. Kelly Rich...... 2 NCAA Division I Women’s Lacrosse History Kate Ivory...... 2 Player (School, Years)...... Career Draw Controls 3. Five tied with ...... 1 1. Kristen Millar (Vermont, 2006-09)...... 353 2. Dana Dobbie (Ohio/UMD, 2005-08)...... 334 SAVES 3. Hillary Fratzke (Towson, 2006-10)...... 327 1. Bridget Bianco...... 14 4. Alyssa Leonard (Northwestern, 2011-present)...... 316 5. Ana White (Lafayette, 2011-present)...... 297 Macdonald Makes Her Mark Kate Macdonald has

After enjoying a breakout season at the defensive end of the field in 2013, senior 2014 NU SINGLE-GAME HIGHS buryingtaken on the an game-winneroffensive mindset on an to 8-meter begin her attempt senior with campaign. 17 seconds Macdonald, to play. who Macdonald finished scored third on on the all threesquad shotsin ground she tookballs in a yearthe game ago, netterand now her has first 12 career career three-goal goals. game in the one-goal win over Virginia, GOALS 3 — Kate Macdonald vs. Virginia, 2/9/14 Bianco Starts Off With a Bang Northwestern junior goalkeeper Bridget Bianco ASSISTS American Lacrosse Conference Defensive Player of the Week award of the year after her stellar outing in 1 — Five players vs. Virginia, 2/9/14 NU’s season-opening win. Bianco racked up 14 saves (Moorestown, to help the N.J./Moorestown)Wildcats hold off No. received 8 Virginia, the first 13-12, with her 14 saves ranking as a career high and one shy of the Northwestern single-game record. The POINTS last NU goalie to record at least 14 saves in a game was Morgan Lathrop on April 16, 2007, in a win over 3 — Kate Macdonald vs. Virginia, 2/9/14 Maryland. Kaleigh Craig vs. Virginia, 2/9/14 Bianco especially shined in the second half, registering seven saves compared to four goals allowed and making a key save with 54 seconds remaining to preserve a 12-12 tie and set up Northwestern’s DRAW CONTROLS game-winning score. 10 — Alyssa Leonard vs. Virginia, 2/9/14 GROUND BALLS Back On The Attack 3 — Haydyn Anigian vs. Virginia, 2/9/14 Kerri Harrington vs. Virginia, 2/9/14 but Kelly Amonte Hiller’s Northwestern lost four of its top five point- and goal-scorers to graduation following the 2013 season, missed the majority of last season due to injury. Kara Mupo, who contributed 55 goals to NU’s 2011 and CAUSED TURNOVERS attack will undoubtedly benefit from the return of two individuals who 2 — Kelly Rich vs. Virginia, 2/9/14 for the rest of the season but is back and ready to go in 2014. The same is true of sophomore Christina Kate Ivory vs. Virginia, 2/9/14 Esposito2012 NCAA, who championship established teams,herself played as one inof justNU’s the primary first three offensive games weapons a year ago in herbefore freshman being sidelinedcampaign before suffering a torn ACL eight games into the season. SAVES 14 — Bridget Bianco vs. Virginia, 2/9/14 An Instant Impact by Ivory Kelly Amonte Hiller and the Wildcats made an important addition to their roster during the offseason when they gained the services of graduate student defender Kate Ivory. A Philadelphia native, Ivory completed her undergrad playing career at Cornell University where she was the 2013 Ivy League Defender of the Year and a team captain as a senior. Ivory, who redshirted her junior season because of a HAVE YOU NOTICED? knee injury, arrived in Evanston with one year of eligibility remaining and earned a starting role on low defense for the season-opener. She debuted with two ground balls and two caused turnovers against the Northwestern’s seven NCAA championships in Cavaliers last week. nine years are well documented, but it’s also taken the very best to knock them off in those Other Fresh Faces years when they did not raise the trophy. Every year that Kelly Amonte Hiller’s squad has reached the NCAA Tournament, the ’Cats have a group with big aspirations for the coming season. Kelly Amonte Hiller either won the title or lost to that year’s even- speedsterNorthwestern Sheila welcomed Nesselbush a modestly into the sized opening-day freshman starting class of lineupsix newcomers at defense, to andthe foldNesselbush last fall, provedbut it’s up Lydia Cassada (Milton,had the Ga.)confidence and Catie to insertIngrilli to the task against a talented Virginia attack. Midfielders tual champion: 2004 (Virginia, quarterfinals), (Wantagh, N.Y.) also saw action in their first game as Wildcats, with Cassada opening her NU career just 2010 (Maryland, final), 2013 (UNC, semifinals). @NU_SPORTS 2014 NORTHWESTERN LACROSSE @NULax AMONTE HILLER’s COACHING TREE CONTINUES TO GROW ’CATS TO CALL WRIGLEY HOME iN ’14 The rapid growth of Kelly Amonte Hiller’s Assistant Coaches: Northwestern Athletics and the Chicago Cubs coaching tree has been hard to ignore in recent announced Nov. 4 that the Wildcats’ seven-time seasons, with 18 former NU players or assistant NCAA champion women’s lacrosse program will coaches now coaching elsewhere in Division I • Kirstyn Atkinson ’11 (Navy) face Southern California at iconic Wrigley Field women’s lacrosse. Last season, Amonte Hiller • Hilary Bowen ’09 (Southern California) on Saturday, April 26, 2014. The game—part of stood opposite from her former pupils on 13 • Katrina Dowd ’10 (North Carolina) the event and reciprocal marketing partnership occasions in 22 games. • Christy Finch ’08 (Ohio State) announced by Northwestern and the Chicago • Alex Frank ’12 (Boston College) Cubs earlier this year—will be played in prime- Former NU Players Coaching in Division I • Brianne LoManto ’12 (Massachusetts) time at 7 p.m. CT and be televised by the Big Ten Head Coaches: • Colleen Magarity ’11 (Colorado) Network. • Brooke Matthews ’11 (Penn State) The matchup pits ultra-successful North- • Hannah Nielsen ’09 (Colorado) western head coach Kelly Amonte Hiller against • Sarah Albrecht ’06 (New Hampshire) Former• Danielle Northwestern Spencer ’10 (Northwestern) one of her most successful former players and • Ann Elliott ’07 (Colorado) Assistant Coaches in Division I assistant coaches, 2006 Northwestern alum, USC • Angela McMahon ’04 (Massachusetts) head coach and current captain of the U.S. Senior • Lindsey Munday ’06 (Southern California) National Team Lindsey Munday. Last spring, • Shannon Smith ’12 (Hofstra) • Hillary Fratzke (Head Coach, William & Mary) • Alexis Venechanos (Head Coach, Ohio State) lacrosse game at the historic Los Angeles Memo- • Acacia Walker (Head Coach, Boston College) rialNorthwestern Coliseum, andand inUSC 2014 met will in the share first-ever the honor of introducing America’s fastest growing sport to Wrigley Field. a few miles from her high school alma mater outside Atlanta. The freshman class also consists of two Tickets to the game are $10 for all fans and more highly regarded middies in (Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.) and Jasmine Docal Julia DiMaria may be purchased beginning Thursday (Nov. 7) and the team’s third goalkeeper in (Annapolis, Md.). Natalee Easthom online at Tickets.com or by contacting the ticket (Dix Hills, N.Y.) Schedule Stuff Northwestern Athletics (888-GO-PURPLE). A glance at Northwestern’s 2014 schedule reveals a familiar lineup of nonconference foes for the officesNorth ofwestern the Chicago also Cubshas participated (1-800-THE-CUBS) in the or Wildcats, with defending NCAA champions North Carolina scheduled for a visit as well as matchups debut of women’s lacrosse at Cowboys Stadium with Syracuse, Virginia and Duke, among others. Despite the challenging slate, Northwestern boasts an - ough, Mass. (2012). in DallasNorth western(2011) and baseball Gillette kicked Stadium off NU’s in Foxbor event Marquetteincredible 50-0and ALC record newcomer since 2007 Michigan. against the first eight teams on the 2014 schedule, before hosting the partnership with the Cubs on April 20, 2013, Tar Heels on March 30. NU does face two brand new opponents this spring, with first-time games against when it blanked Michigan, 6-0, at Wrigley. NU’s Home-Opener Moved Indoors Due to anticipated icy conditions and cold temperatures, Northwestern Lacrosse’s home-opener vs. Marquette on Tuesday (Feb. 25) has been moved indoors to the Lake Barrington Field House in Lake Barrington, Ill. Opening draw between the fourth-ranked Wildcats and Golden Eagles will be at 4 p.m. CT, one hour earlier than the originally scheduled time.

Polling Places - ted fourth in the preseason IWLCA national rankings, behind Syracuse (3), Maryland (2) and defending Coming off a remarkable ninth consecutive appearance in the NCAA semifinals, NorthwesternKelly was Amonte slot Hiller’s second year in Evanston—that Northwestern did not rank in the top three in the preseason champion North Carolina (1). It marked the first time since the start of the 2004 season— ALL SHE DOES IS WIN coaches poll, and the first time since 2005 that it did not rank either No. 1 or No. 2. The Wildcats have A look at Kelly Amonte Hiller’s standings among not been spotted lower than No. 5 in an IWLCA weekly poll since the final rankings of the 2004 season college lacrosse’s all-time winningest coaches: when NU finished eighth in the country. ’Cats Boast Famous Bloodlines Div. I Active Coaches (min. 5 seasons) (win %) Northwestern’s roster features a trio of players who can call some very celebrated athletes their family. 1. Kelly Amonte Hiller (NU)...... (.867) Junior defender Caley Chelios is the daughter of Chris Chelios, a legend in NHL and international hockey 2. Cindy Timchal (Navy)...... (.794) and a former teammate of Tony Amonte, brother of NU lacrosse head coach Kelly Amonte Hiller. 3. Cathy Reese (Maryland)...... (.786) Spring Sanders’ mother, Anucha Browne, was an All-American basketball player 4. Julie Myers (Virginia)...... (.725) for Northwestern, leading the nation in scoring average in 1985 and remaining the program’s all-time Sophomore midfielder Jess Carroll - Div. I All-Time (min. 10 seasons) (win%) ley, a world champion in three weight divisions. 1. Gillian Rattray (Penn State)...... (.877, 12 yrs.) leading scorer to this day. Finally, junior midfielder is a cousin of boxer “Sugar” Shane Mos 2. Kelly Amonte Hiller (NU)...... (.867, 11 yrs.) Geography Quiz 3. Cindy Timchal (3 schools)...... (.794, 30 yrs.) 4. Cathy Reese (Maryland)...... (.786, 10 yrs.)

Northwestern’s 2014 roster of 35 players has a distinct New York flair to it, with 14 Wildcats hailing Div. I Active Coaches (by win total) Wildcatsfrom the Empireeach. State. Another five came to Northwestern from Kelly Amonte Hiller’s home state of 1. Cindy Timchal (Navy)...... 431 (31 yrs.) Massachusetts, while Texas and Pennsylvania are tied for the third-most represented states with three 2. Chris Sailer (Princeton)...... 332 (27 yrs.) 3. Julie Myers (Virginia)...... 256 (18 yrs.) 4. Jenny Levy (North Carolina)...... 240 (18 yrs.) 5. Kerstin Kimel (Duke)...... 236 (19 yrs.) 6. Amy Patton (Dartmouth)...... 232 (21 yrs.) 7. Amanda O’Leary (Florida)...... 225 (18 yrs.) 8. Janine Tucker (Johns Hopkins)...... 220 (20 yrs.) 9. Kelly Amonte Hiller (NU)...... 216 (12 yrs.) @NU_SPORTS 2014 NORTHWESTERN LACROSSE @NULax

2014 Wildcat Scoreboard POINTS 1. Shannon Smith...... 80 Date Opponent Time (CT)/Score Record/TV NU High Goals NU High Assists NU High DC Attend. The 2. Record:Erin Fitzger 1-0ald (0-0...... ALC; 0-0 Home; 0-055 Away; 1-0 Neutral) • All listed times are Central Feb. 3. 9 Kara Mupovs. Virginia...... (Atlanta) W, 13-1237 1-0 Macdonald (3) Five tied with (1) Leonard (10) 1,876 Feb. 22 at Duke 11 a.m. ESPN3.com GOALS Feb. 25 Marquette 4 p.m. TBA 1. Shannon Smith...... 60 March 2. Erin 5 FitzgerNotre aldDame...... 5 p.m. 46 NUsports.com March 3. Kar 9 a Mupoat Ohio...... State * 11 a.m.31 — March 11 at Michigan * 6 p.m. — MarchASSISTS 23 at Syracuse Noon — 1. Casey Bocklet...... 22 March 25 at Massachusetts 6 p.m. — 2. Shannon Smith...... 20 March 3. Erin 30 FitzgerNorth aldCar...... olina Noon 9 TBA April 4 at Penn State * 6 p.m. — AprilGROUND 6 BALLSat Penn 11 a.m. — April 1. 10Taylor V Thorntonanderbilt ...... * 4:30 p.m.44 BTDN 2. Lacey Vigmostad...... 34 April 13 Johns...... Hopkins * Noon 37 BTDN April 19 Florida * 1 p.m. TBA AprilDRAW 3. 26Ale CONTROLSx FrankUSC (Wrigley Field) 7 p.m. BTN May 1. 1-4Alyssa AL LeonardC Tournament...... ^ TBA 64 TBA May 2. 9/11Taylor NCAA Thornton Tournament...... @ TBA 59 TBA 3. Gabriella Flibotte...... 31

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SAVES 1. Brianne LoManto...... IWLCA98 Division I Poll 2. Bridget Bianco...... Week 28 @NU_SPORTS 2014 NORTHWESTERN LACROSSE @NULax

BIG TEN TO INSTITUTE WOMEN’S, MEN’S LACROSSE CONFERENCES IN 2014-15 he Big Ten Conference announced on making Big Ten women’s lacrosse a reality Amonte Hiller, Maryland brings with it to the Big TMonday, June 3, the adoption of men’s and and look forward to competing for a Big Ten Ten 11 national championships (10 NCAA) while women’s lacrosse as the conference’s 27th and championship in 2015.” the current NCAA format. 15 academic year, ushering in a new era for PennNorth Statewestern, claims five which national competed titles, astwo a varsityunder Northwestern’s28th official sports seven-time beginning NCAA in the champion 2014- program from 1982-93 before being reinstatedin women’s lacrosse program. 2002, is 40-13 all-time against future Big Ten The Big Ten women’s lacrosse conference Conference opponents and 30-5 against those will consist of Northwestern, Ohio State, schools under Amonte Hiller. Penn State, Michigan—which will debut its The 2014 campaign will be Northwestern’s varsity women’s lacrosse program in the 2014 season—and Big Ten newcomers Maryland and American Lacrosse Conference; the ‘Cats have Rutgers. Big Ten rules allow for a conference shared13th and or final won seasonoutright as the a member league’s of regular- the

program in any given sport. “Lacrosse is an emerging sport among our seven ALC Tournament championships. championshipBig Ten Commissioner when six institutions James E. sponsorDelany a current schools and is a long-held passion among seasonFollowing crown nine the additiontimes and of claimed Maryland six and of and the Conference also announced that Johns our East Coast institutions,” Delany said. “With Rutgers in 2014, the broad-based athletic Hopkins University has been accepted as a the addition of Maryland and Rutgers in all programs of the 14 Big Ten institutions will sports and Johns Hopkins for men’s lacrosse, we sponsor nearly 350 teams in 42 different sports will have the requisite number of institutions with almost 9,500 student-athletes, more than itssport kind affiliate in the memberhistory of for Big men’s Ten athletics.lacrosse only any other conference. beginning in 2014-15, the first such affiliation of conference sports, building upon our tradition of for the entire lacrosse community,” said broad-basedto make men’s sports and women’s competition.” lacrosse official conference sports (12 for men, 13 for women), “This is an extremely exciting announcement With its inception, the Big Ten instantly but isThe set Bigto add Ten men’s currently features as 25 the official 26th Coach of the Year Kelly Amonte Hiller. “Gaining becomes one of the most competitive theNorthwestern support, stability, head coach TV coverage and five-time and brand National conferences in Division I women’s lacrosse, women’s conference sport established by the association of one of the most prestigious college boasting teams that have won a combined 19 Bigconference Ten was sport women’s this fall.rowing The in last the official 1999-2000 conferences in the country is an enormous of 32 NCAA women’s lacrosse championships academic year. step forward for our sport. We are thankful and 23 championships overall. In addition to the to Commissioner Delanyfor his leadership in seven championships won by the Wildcats under

NORTHWESTERN NCAA TOURNAMENT HISTORY • 35-8 OVERALL RECORD (.814)—Best All-Time NCAA Tournament Winning Percentage • 8-1 All-Time in national semifinal games; 7-1 in NCAA Title Games • NCAA-record 23-game winning streak in Tournament play from 2005-10

1983—Head Coach: Cindy Timchal 2006—Head Coach: Kelly Amonte Hiller 2011—Head Coach: Kelly Amonte Hiller Harvard 9, Northwestern 8 (First Round) * Northwestern 17, Stanford 9 (First Round) * Northwestern 11, Boston College 8 (First Round) * Northwestern 17, North Carolina 6 (Quarterfinal) * Northwestern 18, Albany 4 (Quarterfinal) * 1984—Head Coach: Cindy Timchal Northwestern 11, Duke 10 - OT (Semifinal) Northwestern 11, North Carolina 10 (Semifinal) Northwestern 6, New Hampshire 2 (First Round) * Northwestern 7, Dartmouth 4 (Final) Northwestern 8, Maryland 7 (Final) Temple 16, Northwestern 7 (Quarterfinal) 2007—Head Coach: Kelly Amonte Hiller 2012—Head Coach: Kelly Amonte Hiller 1986—Head Coach: Cindy Timchal Northwestern 19, Holy Cross 7 (First Round) * Northwestern 12, Notre Dame 7 (First Round) * Maryland 11, Northwestern 7 (First Round) Northwestern 14, Syracuse 9 (Quarterfinal) * Northwestern 12, Duke 7 (Quarterfinal) * Northwestern 12, Penn 2 (Semifinal) Northwestern 9, Maryland 7 (Semifinal) 1987—Head Coach: Cindy Timchal Northwestern 15, Virginia 13 (Final) Northwestern 8, Syracuse 6 (Final) New Hampshire 11, Northwestern 9 (First Round) * 2008—Head Coach: Kelly Amonte Hiller 2013—Head Coach: Kelly Amonte Hiller 1988—Head Coach: Cindy Timchal Northwestern 15, Notre Dame 7 (First Round) * Northwestern 15, Stanford 8 (First Round) * Penn State 12, Northwestern 6 (First Round) Northwestern 18, Princeton 11 (Quarterfinal) * Northwestern 15, Penn State 7 (Quarterfinal) * Northwestern 16, Syracuse 8 (Semifinal) North Carolina 11, Northwestern 4 (Semifinal) —Timchal’s NCAA Record: 1-5— Northwestern 10, Penn 6 (Final) —Amonte Hiller’s NCAA Record: 34-3— 2009—Head Coach: Kelly Amonte Hiller 2004—Head Coach: Kelly Amonte Hiller Northwestern 23, UMass 6 (First Round) * Northwestern 10, Notre Dame 8 (First Round) * Northwestern 16, Princeton 9 (Quarterfinal) * 2005 Final Four in Annapolis, Md. Virginia 15, Northwestern 11 (Quarterfinal) Northwestern 13, Penn 12 - 2OT (Semifinal) 2006 Final Four in Boston, Mass. Northwestern 21, North Carolina 7 (Final) 2007 Final Four in Philadelphia, Pa. 2005—Head Coach: Kelly Amonte Hiller 2008, 09, 10 Final Four in Towson, Md. Northwestern 16, Mt. St. Mary’s 3 (First Round) * 2010—Head Coach: Kelly Amonte Hiller 2011, 12 Final Four in Stony Brook, N.Y. Northwestern 8, Princeton 6 (Quarterfinal) * Northwestern 19, Notre Dame 7 (First Round) * 2013 Final Four in Villanova, Pa. Northwestern 8, Dartmouth 4 (Semifinal) Northwestern 18, Duke 8 (Quarterfinal) * Northwestern 13, Virginia 10 (Final) Northwestern 15, North Carolina 10 (Semifinal) * Home Tournament Games Maryland 13, Northwestern 11 (Final) @NU_SPORTS 2014 NORTHWESTERN LACROSSE @NULax NORTHWESTERN SINGLE-SEASON RECORDS POINTS GROUND BALLS SAVES 1. Hannah Nielsen...... 2009...... 142 1. Gabriella Flibotte...... 2013...... 60 1. Morgan Lathrop...... 2007...... 160 2. Shannon Smith...... 2011...... 128 2. Taylor Thornton...... 2012...... 58 2. Brianne LoManto...... 2010...... 159 3. Hannah Nielsen...... 2007...... 119 Christy Finch...... 2008...... 58 3. Johanna Kung...... 1988...... 157 4. Hannah Nielsen...... 2008...... 114 Ashley Koester...... 2005...... 58 4. Brianne LoManto...... 2011...... 149 5. Katrina Dowd...... 2010...... 110 5. Sarah Albrecht...... 2006...... 57 5. Ashley Gersuk...... 2004...... 146 6. Lindsey Munday...... 2005...... 107 6. Kristen Kjellman...... 2006...... 55 6. Ann Heatherington...... 1991...... 140 7. Shannon Smith...... 2010...... 102 7. Christy Finch...... 2007...... 53 7. Ashley Gersuk...... 2003...... 139 Kate Oleykowski...... 1987...... 102 8. Christy Finch...... 2006...... 50 8. Ashley Gersuk...... 2002...... 137 9. Hilary Bowen...... 2008...... 101 9. Kristen Kjellman...... 2005...... 46 9. Morgan Lathrop...... 2006...... 133 10. Kristen Kjellman...... 2006...... 98 10. Morgan Lathrop...... 2009...... 45 10. Morgan Lathrop...... 2009...... 131 Brianne LoManto...... 2012...... 131 GOALS DRAW CONTROLS 1. Shannon Smith...... 2011...... 86 1. Alyssa Leonard...... 2013...... 125 GOALS AGAINST AVERAGE 2. Hilary Bowen...... 2008...... 81 2. Danielle Spencer...... 2010...... 110 1. Ashley Gersuk...... 2005...... 5.90 3. Katrina Dowd...... 2010...... 77 3. Alyssa Leonard...... 2011...... 91 2. Morgan Lathrop...... 2007...... 5.92 4. Kate Oleykowski...... 1987...... 76 Kristen Kjellman...... 2006...... 91 3. Morgan Lathrop...... 2009...... 6.52 5. Katrina Dowd...... 2009...... 75 5. Alyssa Leonard...... 2012...... 90 4. Morgan Lathrop...... 2008...... 6.87 6. Kristen Kjellman...... 2006...... 72 6. Kristen Kjellman...... 2007...... 80 5. Brianne LoManto...... 2012...... 7.17 7. Shannon Smith...... 2010...... 69 7. Courtney Koester...... 2005...... 73 6. Bridget Bianco...... 2013...... 7.63 8. Kate Oleykowski...... 1986...... 68 8. Hannah Nielsen...... 2009...... 72 7. Morgan Lathrop...... 2006...... 7.99 9. Kristen Kjellman...... 2007...... 66 9. Taylor Thornton...... 2012...... 71 8. Ashley Gersuk...... 2004...... 8.01 Shannon Smith...... 2012...... 66 ...... 2011...... 69 9. Brianne LoManto...... 2011...... 8.29 10. Brianne LoManto...... 2010...... 8.95 . ASSISTS 10. Alex FrankCAUSED TURNOVERS 1. Hannah Nielsen *...... 2009...... 83 1. Christy Finch...... 2008...... 70 2. Hannah Nielsen...... 2007...... 69 2. Christy Finch...... 2007...... 59 3. Hannah Nielsen...... 2008...... 63 3. Gabriella Flibotte...... 2013...... 49 4. Lindsey Munday...... 2005...... 54 ...... 2012...... 36 5. Lindsey Munday...... 2006...... 50 5. Christy Finch...... 2006...... 33 6. Shannon Smith...... 2011...... 42 6.4. LaceAlex yFrank Vigmostad...... 2012...... 29 7. Hilary Bowen...... 2007...... 36 Taylor Thornton...... 2010...... 29 8. Katrina Dowd...... 2010...... 33 ...... 2009...... 29 Shannon Smith...... 2010...... 33 Courtney Koester...... 2005...... 29 10. Kristen Kjellman...... 2005...... 32 10. TAleaylorx Frank Thornton...... 2012...... 28 Maureen Mullen...... 1988...... 32 Meredith Frank...... 2007...... 28

NORTHWESTERN CAREER RECORDS NORTHWESTERN 200-POINT CLUB 6. Hilary Bowen...... 2006-09...... 80 SAVES 1. Hannah Nielsen 2006-09 398 7. Sarah Albrecht...... 2002-06...... 71 1. Morgan Lathrop...... 2006-09...... 553 2. Shannon Smith...... 2009-12...... 362 8. Laura Glassanos...... 2003-06...... 65 2. Ashley Gersuk...... 2002-05...... 526 3. Kristen Kjellman...... 2004-07...... 349 9. Kate Oleykowski...... 1984-87...... 61 3. Johanna Kung...... 1985-88...... 452 4. Hilary Bowen...... 2006-09...... 299 10. Katrina Dowd...... 2007-10...... 58 4. Brianne LoManto...... 2009-12...... 448 5. Kate Oleykowski...... 1984-87...... 289 Meredith Frank...... 2006-09...... 58 5. Jane Billeter...... 1983-84...... 236 6. Lindsey Munday...... 2003-06...... 269 6. Ann Heatherington...... 1991...... 140 7. Katrina Dowd...... 2007-10...... 267 DRAW CONTROLS 7. Bridget Bianco...... 2012-present... 127 8. Danielle Spencer...... 2007-10...... 238 1. Alyssa Leonard...... 2011-present... 316 8. Shana Fineburg...... 1990...... 108 9. Kathleen Kochmansky...... 1982-85...... 235 2. Kristen Kjellman...... 2004-07...... 268 9. Brenda Schumacher...... 1989...... 88 10. Erin Fitzgerald...... 2010-13...... 216 3. Danielle Spencer...... 2007-10...... 203 10. Abby Bangser...... 2004-07...... 44 11. Maureen Mullen...... 1986-89...... 211 4. Courtney Koester...... 2002-05...... 201 12. Meredith Frank...... 2006-09...... 210 5. Hannah Nielsen...... 2006-09...... 199 GROUND BALLS 13. Aly Josephs...... 2004-07...... 208 ...... 2009-12...... 198 1. Christy Finch...... 2005-08...... 183 Taylor Thornton...... 2010-13...... 198 2. Taylor Thornton...... 2010-present... 178 GOALS 8.6. MeredithAlex Frank Frank...... 2006-09...... 183 3. Ashley Koester...... 2002-05...... 177 1. Shannon Smith 2009-12 254 ...... 2009-12...... 174 4. Kristen Kjellman...... 2004-07...... 165 2. Kristen Kjellman...... 2004-07...... 250 10. Sarah Albrecht...... 2002-06...... 122 5. Sarah Albrecht...... 2002-06...... 157 3. Kate Oleykowski...... 1984-87...... 228 9. Alex Frank 6. Morgan Lathrop...... 2006-09...... 150 4. Hilary Bowen...... 2006-09...... 219 CAUSED TURNOVERS 7. Courtney Koester...... 2002-05...... 146 5. Katrina Dowd...... 2007-10...... 209 1. Christy Finch...... 2005-08...... 183 8. Gabriella Flibotte...... 2010-present.....137 6. Kathleen Kochmansky...... 1982-85...... 198 ...... 2009-12...... 107 9. Lacey Vigmostad...... 2009-12...... 131 7. Danielle Spencer...... 2007-10...... 193 3. Taylor Thornton...... 2010-13...... 101 10. Meredith Frank...... 2006-09...... 130 8. Erin Fitzgerald...... 2010-13...... 190 4.2. GabriellaAlex Frank Flibotte...... 2010-13...... 91 9. Aly Josephs...... 2004-07...... 187 5. Sarah Albrecht...... 2002-06...... 87 10. Hannah Nielsen...... 2006-09...... 174 6. Lacey Vigmostad...... 2009-12...... 84 * NCAA record holder 7. Courtney Koester...... 2002-05...... 80 ASSISTS 8. Meredith Frank...... 2006-09...... 76 NOTE: Ground ball, draw control and 1. Hannah Nielsen *...... 2006-09...... 224 9. Kristen Kjellman...... 2004-07...... 70 caused turnover statistics unavailable prior to 2002 2. Lindsey Munday...... 2003-06...... 128 10. Lindsay Finocchiaro...... 2004-07...... 67 3. Shannon Smith...... 2009-12...... 108 4. Kristen Kjellman...... 2004-07...... 99 5. Maureen Mullen...... 1986-89...... 94 @NU_SPORTS 2014 NORTHWESTERN LACROSSE @NULax

2014 Northwestern Lacrosse Northwestern Combined Team Statistics All games (as of Feb 10, 2014)

RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES 1-0 0-0 0-0 1-0 CONFERENCE 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 NON-CONFERENCE 1-0 0-0 0-0 1-0

Date Opponent Score Att. ## PLAYER GP G A Pts Sh GB DC TO CT Feb 09 vs #8 Virginia W 13-12 1876 6 Macdonald, Kate 1 30330010 8 Mupo, Kara 1 2 0 2 5 0 0 0 0 12 Craig, Kaleigh 1 21342031 TEAM STATISTICS NU OPP 2 Leonard, Alyssa 1 2 0 2 3 0 10 2 0 SHOT STATISTICS 44 McHugh, Blake 1 10121011 Goals-Shot attempts 13-23 12-36 4 DeRonda, Kat 1 1 1 2 2 1 3 4 1 Goals scored per game 13.00 12.00 22 Dunbar, Nancy 1 10112010 Shot pct. . 5 6 5 . 3 3 3 24 Turner, Christy 1 1 1 2 1 1 0 0 1 Shots on goal-Attempts 20-23 26-36 27 Ivory, Kate 1 00002002 SOG pct. . 8 7 0 . 7 2 2 28 Bianco, Bridget 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 S h o t s / G a m e 23.0 36.0 33 Harrington, Kerri 1 00003000 16 Cassada, Lydia 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 A s s i s t s 5 3 23 Murray, Lauren 1 01110100 Free position Made-Att 3-6 3-6 21 Carroll, Jess 1 0 1 1 0 0 1 2 0 Free position pct. . 5 0 0 . 5 0 0 18 Anigian, Haydyn 1 00003020 GOAL BREAKDOWN 14 Rich, Kelly 1 0 0 0 0 1 3 0 2 Total Goals 13 12 11 Sanders, Spring 1 00002021 F r e e - p o s i t i o n 337 Nesselbush, Sheila 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 U n a s s i s t e d 8 9 3 Esposito, Christina 1 00010000 1 Ingrilli, Catie 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 O v e r t i m e 00 Total 1 13 5 18 23 19 18 20 9 Goals scored average 13.00 12.00 Opponents 1 12 3 15 36 26 9 16 14 GROUND BALLS 19 26 DRAW CONTROLS 18 9 ## Goalie GP Min. GA GAAvg Save Pct W-L-T TURNOVERS 20 16 28 Bianco, Bridget 1 60:00 12 12.00 14 . 5 3 8 1-0-0 CAUSED TURNOVERS 9 14 Total 1 60:00 12 12.00 14 . 5 3 8 1-0-0 CLEARS 12-19 15-19 Opponents 1 60:00 13 13.00 7 . 3 5 0 0-1-0 Clear Pct. . 6 3 2 . 7 8 9 Goals by Period 1st 2nd Total ATTENDANCE Northwestern 6 7 13 T o t a l 0 0 Opponents 8 4 12 Dates/Avg Per Date 0/0 0/0 Neutral Site #/Avg 1/1876 Saves by Period 1st 2nd Total Northwestern 7 7 14 Opponents 5 2 7

Shots by Period 1st 2nd Total Northwestern 14 9 23 Opponents 18 18 36

Shots on Goal 1st 2nd Total Northwestern 11 9 20 Opponents 15 11 26 @NU_SPORTS 2014 NORTHWESTERN LACROSSE @NULax

Wildcats Win Thriller Over Virginia, 13-12, in 2014 Lid-Lifter

- ment the rest of the year. Northwestern’sAfter trailing 2014 No. 8 season-opener Virginia at halftime will be and hard trading to top goals in terms for most of excite of the second half, Northwestern broke a 12-12 tie with 17 seconds left when senior Kate Macdonald converted an 8-meter goal to lift the fourth-ranked Wildcats to a 13-12 victory at Fifth Third Bank Stadium in Atlanta. A crowd of 1,876 enthusiastic lacrosse fans turned out to the campus of Kennesaw State University to witness the early-season top-10 matchup. The win was the eighth in a row for Northwestern against Virginia despite the Cavaliers entering halftime with a lead for a fourth consecutive time against the Wildcats. Macdonald led all Wildcats scorers with a career-high three goals on the afternoon, with Alyssa Leonard and Kara Mupo joining sophomore Kaleigh Craig with two apiece. Returning All-American goalkeeper Bridget Bianco deserves much of the credit for the Wildcats win, recording a career-best 14 saves to finish one tiedshy ofat the12 withNorthwestern 54 seconds single-game left and setting record. up Bianco’sNorthwestern’s final save game-winning came on an offensiveexcellent scoringpossession. opportunity for Virginia’s Courtney Swan, keeping the score Leonard also picked up where she left off last year in dominating the draw circle, notching 10 draw controls to raise her career total to 316 -- most among active Division I women’s lacrosse players and fourth-most all-time. in whenNorth shewestern cut down raced the out right of the wing gates and in beat the goalkeeperfirst half, with Liz sophomoreColgan. Junior BlakeNancy McHugh Dunbar earningand Macdonald first-goal-of-the-year then struck a minutehonors apartless than as the 90 Wildcatsseconds sped to a 3-0 advantage.

Virginia responded with a run of five straight scores over the next seven - ingminute, by a a7-5 stretch margin, that Leonard finally ended got on when the scoresheet senior Kat when DeRonda she wrapped put away the an 8-meter attempt for her first goal of the season. With the Cavaliers later lead crease and fired past Colgan at the 7:44 mark of the first half. beginning The Wildcats with a rMupoesponded free positionto their two-goalscore with halftime 25:36 showingdeficit with on theanother clock. strong start to the half, notching the first four goals feeding out of Leonard the locker around room the cage and then going it alone for a goal that forced a Virginia timeout. CraigThe then Cavaliers sparked regrouped two goals and in 31 tallied seconds, three first straight times before NU scored on a fast break out of a draw control, with Jess Carroll feeding Christy Turner in front of the cage for a transition goal that tied things at 11. by Maddy Keeshan, but Mupo answered in short order with an unassisted goal Vir atginia the 7:47 would mark, take pulling one final NU lead level at at the 12. 8:50 Several mark big on saves a free down position the goal stretch by Bianco kept Virginia from regaining a lead, setting up Macdonald’s last-minute heroics. Lacrosse Box Score (Final) 2014 Northwestern Lacrosse #8 Virginia vs #4 Northwestern (Feb 09, 2014 at Atlanta, Ga.)

Virginia (0-1) vs. Score by period 1 2 Total Northwestern (1-0) Virginia 8 4 12 Date: Feb 09, 2014 • Attendance: 1876 Northwestern 6 7 13 Weather: 53 degrees, mostly sunny

Virginia SCORING: GOALS: Liza Blue 4; Courtney Swan 3; Morgan Stephens 2; Maddy Keeshan 2; Lauren Goerz 1. ASSISTS: Courtney Swan 1; Posey Valis 1; Ashlee Warner 1.

Northwestern SCORING: GOALS: Macdonald, Kate 3; Craig, Kaleigh 2; Mupo, Kara 2; Leonard, Alyssa 2; DeRonda, Kat 1; Turner, Christy 1; McHugh, Blake 1; Dunbar, Nancy 1. ASSISTS: Carroll, Jess 1; Craig, Kaleigh 1; DeRonda, Kat 1; Murray, Lauren 1; Turner, Christy 1.

Shots by period 1 2 Total Saves by period 1 2 Total Virginia 18 18 36 Virginia 5 2 7 Northwestern 14 9 23 Northwestern 7 7 14

Ground balls/prd 1 2 Total Fouls by period 1 2 Total Virginia 11 15 26 Virginia 19 12 31 Northwestern 5 14 19 Northwestern 13 10 23

Draw controls/prd 1 2 Total Turnovers by prd 1 2 Total Virginia 5 4 9 Virginia 4 12 16 Northwestern 10 8 18 Northwestern 6 14 20

Clears by period 1 2 Total Virginia 7-9 8-10 15-19 Northwestern 5-6 7-13 12-19

Free-position shots 1 2 Total Virginia 1-3 2-3 3-6 Northwestern 1-4 2-2 3-6

Stadium: Fifth Third Bank Official's signature Officials:. @NU_SPORTS 2014 NORTHWESTERN LACROSSE @NULax

Freshman • Midfield Senior • Attack 1 • CATIE INGRILLI Wantagh, N.Y. 2 • ALYSSA LEONARD Bay Shore, N.Y. INGRILLI’S CAREER HIGHS LEONARD’S CAREER HIGHS GOALS: N/A GOALS: 4, two times, most recent vs. Penn State (May 18, 2013) ASSISTS: N/A ASSISTS: 2, vs. USC (Feb. 9, 2013) POINTS: N/A POINTS: 4, four times, most recent vs. Penn State (May 18, 2013) GROUND BALLS: N/A GROUND BALLS: 3, four times, most recent at Navy (March 11, 2013) DRAW CONTROLS: N/A DRAW CONTROLS: 15, at USC (Feb. 9, 2013) CAUSED TURNOVERS: N/A CAUSED TURNOVERS: 2, two times, most recent vs. Stanford (April 14, 2013) 2014 SEASON NOTES 2014 SEASON NOTES One of the top draw control specialists in the nation ... Owns Northwestern school records for draw controls in a single season (120) and career (316) ... Ranks fourth Reserve midfielder ... Made her collegiate debut Feb. 9 vs. Virginia. all-time in draw controls in Division I women’s lacrosse ... Opened her senior season with 10 draws and two goals in a 13-12 win over Virginia.

Sophomore • Attack Senior • Attack 3 • CHRISTINA ESPOSITO West Babylon, N.Y. 4 • KAT DeRONDA Carthage , N.Y. ESPOSITO’S CAREER HIGHS DeRONDA’S CAREER HIGHS GOALS: 2, two times, most recent vs. Harvard (March 16, 2013) GOALS: 3, two times, last vs. Florida (May 5, 2013) ASSISTS: 3, at Navy (March 11, 2013) ASSISTS: 3, vs. Penn State (May 6, 2011) POINTS: 4, at Navy (March 11, 2013) POINTS: 3, four times, most recent vs. Florida (May 5, 2013) GROUND BALLS: 3, vs. Harvard (March 16, 2013) GROUND BALLS: 2, two times, most recent at Stanford (Feb. 10, 2012) DRAW CONTROLS: N/A DRAW CONTROLS: 3, vs. Virginia (Feb. 9, 2014) CAUSED TURNOVERS: 1, two times, most recent vs. Harvard (March 16, 2013) CAUSED TURNOVERS: 1, four times, most recent at Penn State (April 6, 2012) 2014 SEASON NOTES 2014 SEASON NOTES Returned to the lineup in 2014 after recovering from a torn ACL in her freshman One of NU’s senior leaders on attack ... One goal and one assist as well as a career-best season. three draw controls in season-opening win over Virginia. @NU_SPORTS 2014 NORTHWESTERN LACROSSE @NULax

Redshirt Freshman • Attack 6 • KATE MACDONALD Senior • Midfield 5 • HADLEY BROOKE South Hamilton, Mass. Norwell, Mass. BROOKE’S CAREER HIGHS MACDONALD’S CAREER HIGHS GOALS: N/A GOALS: 3, vs. Virginia (Feb. 9, 2014) ASSISTS: N/A ASSISTS: 1, four times, most recent vs. Penn State (May 18, 2013) POINTS: N/A POINTS: 3, two times, most recent vs. Virginia (Feb. 9, 2014) GROUND BALLS: N/A GROUND BALLS: 4, three times, most recent vs. Stanford (May 12, 2013) DRAW CONTROLS: N/A DRAW CONTROLS: 2, vs. Penn State (April 5, 2013) CAUSED TURNOVERS: N/A CAUSED TURNOVERS: 2, three times, most recent vs. Stanford (May 12, 2013) 2014 SEASON NOTES 2014 SEASON NOTES

recording a career-high three goals, including the game-winner on a free position with Returning to the field after redshirting the 2013 season due to injury. 17Starting seconds midfielder left. ... Keyed NU’s 13-12 season-opening win over No. 8 Virginia,

Freshman • Midfield 8 • KARA MUPO Redshirt Junior • Attack 7 • SHEILA NESSELBUSH Penfield, N.Y. Miller Place, N.Y. NESSELBUSH’S CAREER HIGHS MUPO’S CAREER HIGHS GOALS: N/A GOALS: 5, two times, most recent vs. Navy (March 25, 2012) ASSISTS: N/A ASSISTS: 2, vs. Oregon (March 3, 2012) POINTS: N/A POINTS: 5, three times, most recent vs. Navy (March 25, 2012) GROUND BALLS: N/A GROUND BALLS: 1, 13 times, most recent vs. Florida (May 5, 2012) DRAW CONTROLS: N/A DRAW CONTROLS: 1, two times, most recent vs. Massachusetts (March 26, 2011) CAUSED TURNOVERS: N/A CAUSED TURNOVERS: 1, five times, most recent vs. Virginia (April 30, 2011) 2014 SEASON NOTES 2014 SEASON NOTES Back in her role as one of NU’s top offensive weapons after missing nearly all of 2013 win over No. 8 Virginia. with a leg injury ... Scored two goals in a season-opening win over Virginia. Appeared in the starting lineup in her first career game with the Wildcats, a 13-12 @NU_SPORTS 2014 NORTHWESTERN LACROSSE @NULax

Freshman • Attack Senior • Midfield 9 • JASMINE DOCAL Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. 10 • CAROLINE GERSUK Loudonville, N.Y. DOCAL’S CAREER HIGHS GERSUK’S CAREER HIGHS GOALS: N/A GOALS: N/A ASSISTS: N/A ASSISTS: N/A POINTS: N/A POINTS: N/A GROUND BALLS: N/A GROUND BALLS: 2, vs. USC (Feb. 9, 2013) DRAW CONTROLS: N/A DRAW CONTROLS: N/A CAUSED TURNOVERS: N/A CAUSED TURNOVERS: 1, vs. USC (Feb. 9, 2013) 2014 SEASON NOTES 2014 SEASON NOTES

Sophomore • Midfield Sophomore • Midfield 11 • SPRING SANDERS Williamsville, N.Y. 12 • KALEIGH CRAIG Wantagh, N.Y. SANDERS’ CAREER HIGHS CRAIG’S CAREER HIGHS GOALS: N/A Freshman • Midfield GOALS: 2, vs. Virginia (Feb. 9, 2014) ASSISTS: N/A Williamsville, N.Y. ASSISTS: 1, two times, last vs. Virginia (Feb. 9, 2014) POINTS: N/A POINTS: 3, vs. Virginia (Feb. 9, 2014) GROUND BALLS: 1, vs. Penn State (May 18, 2013) GROUND BALLS: 2, three times, most recent vs. Virginia (Feb. 9, 2014) DRAW CONTROLS: 1, two times, most recent at Vanderbilt (Feb. 24, 2013) DRAW CONTROLS: 1, at Navy (March 11, 2013) CAUSED TURNOVERS: 1, three times, most recent vs. Virginia (Feb. 9, 2014) CAUSED TURNOVERS: 2, vs. Massachusetts (Feb. 8, 2013) 2014 SEASON NOTES 2014 SEASON NOTES Reserve defender ... Caused one turnover in season-opener vs. Virginia. in NU’s season-opening 13-12 victory over No. 8 Virginia. Dynamic offensive scoring threat from the midfield ... Scored three points (2g, 1a)

Junior • Midfield Senior • Attack 13 • MIKAELA BOZZA Brighton, N.Y. 14 • KELLY RICH Westwood, Mass. BOZZA’S CAREER HIGHS RICH’S CAREER HIGHS GOALS: N/A GOALS: 4, vs. Massachusetts (Feb. 8, 2013) ASSISTS: N/A ASSISTS: 2, three times, most recent vs. Stanford (AprilSophomore 14, 2013) • Attack POINTS: N/A POINTS: 4, two times, most recent vs. Massachusetts (Feb.Westwood, 8, 2013) Mass. GROUND BALLS: N/A GROUND BALLS: 2, three times, most recent vs. Stanford (May 12, 2013) DRAW CONTROLS: N/A DRAW CONTROLS: 3, vs. Virginia (Feb. 9, 2014) CAUSED TURNOVERS: N/A CAUSED TURNOVERS: 2, vs. Virginia (Feb. 9, 2014) 2014 SEASON NOTES 2014 SEASON NOTES Attended Brighton High School (near Rochester, N.Y.), the same school that Veteran member of NU’s attack ... Set career highs for draw controls (3) and caused produced former NU stars Danielle Spencer and Hilary Bowen. turnovers (2) in the Wildcats’ season-opening win over No. 8 Virginia. @NU_SPORTS 2014 NORTHWESTERN LACROSSE @NULax

Freshman • Attack/Midfield Freshman • Midfield 16 • LYDIA CASSADA Milton, Ga. 17 • JULIA DiMARIA Dix Hills, N.Y.

CASSADA’S CAREER HIGHS DiMARIA’S CAREER HIGHS GOALS: N/A GOALS: N/A ASSISTS: N/A ASSISTS: N/A POINTS: N/A POINTS: N/A GROUND BALLS: N/A GROUND BALLS: N/A DRAW CONTROLS: N/A DRAW CONTROLS: N/A CAUSED TURNOVERS: N/A CAUSED TURNOVERS: N/A 2014 SEASON NOTES 2014 SEASON NOTES season-opening win vs. Virginia playing just a few miles from her hometown of Milton,Reserve Ga. midfielder in her freshman season ... Made her collegiate debut in a

Junior • Defense Senior • Midfield 18 • HAYDYN ANIGIAN Dallas, Texas 20 • JESSICA ROY Perkasie, Pa. ANIGIAN’S CAREER HIGHS ROY’S CAREER HIGHS GOALS: 1, at North Carolina (Feb. 22, 2013) GOALS: N/A ASSISTS: N/A ASSISTS: N/A POINTS: 1, at North Carolina (Feb. 22, 2013) POINTS: N/A GROUND BALLS: 4, at Florida (April 20, 2013) GROUND BALLS: 1, vs. USC (Feb. 9, 2013) DRAW CONTROLS: 1, at Vanderbilt (Feb. 24, 2013) DRAW CONTROLS: N/A CAUSED TURNOVERS: 1, two times, most recent vs. Syracuse (March 30, 2013) CAUSED TURNOVERS: N/A 2014 SEASON NOTES 2014 SEASON NOTES Starting defender ... Notched three ground balls against No. 8 Virginia.

Junior • Midfield Sophomore • Midfield 21 • JESS CARROLL Houston, Texas 22 • NANCY DUNBAR Baltimore, Md. CARROLL’S CAREER HIGHS DUNBAR’S CAREER HIGHS GOALS: 1, three times, most recent vs. Penn (April 27, 2013) GOALS: 2, vs. Stanford (May 12, 2013) ASSISTS: 1, two times, most recent vs. Virginia (Feb. 9, 2014) ASSISTS: 2, vs. Syracuse (March 30, 2013) POINTS: 1, four times, most recent vs. Penn (April 27, 2013) POINTS: 2, three times, most recent vs. Stanford (May 12, 2013) GROUND BALLS: 3, vs. Duke (April 12, 2013) GROUND BALLS: 2, vs. Virginia (Feb. 9, 2014) DRAW CONTROLS: 2, three times, most recent at Virginia (April 7, 2013) DRAW CONTROLS: 1, vs. Florida (April 20, 2013) CAUSED TURNOVERS: 2, vs. Duke (April 12, 2013) CAUSED TURNOVERS: 1, two times, most recent at Navy (March 11, 2013) 2014 SEASON NOTES 2014 SEASON NOTES Virginia, also adding two ground balls. Starting midfielder ... One assist in season-opening win over No. 8 Virginia. Starting midfielder ... Scored NU’s first goal of the season in a 13-12 win over No. 8 @NU_SPORTS 2014 NORTHWESTERN LACROSSE @NULax

Sophomore • Midfield Senior • Defense 23 • LAUREN MURRAY Cross River, N.Y. 24 • CHRISTY TURNER Orlando, Fla. MURRAY’S CAREER HIGHS TURNER’S CAREER HIGHS GOALS: 1, two times, most recent vs. Syracuse (March 30, 2013) GOALS: 2, vs. Massachusetts (Feb. 8, 2013) ASSISTS: 1, vs. Duke (April 12, 2013) ASSISTS: 1, two times, most recent vs. Ohio State (March 27, 2013) POINTS: 1, three times, most recent vs. Duke (April 12, 2013) POINTS: 2, vs. Massachusetts (Feb. 8, 2013) GROUND BALLS: 3, at USC (Feb. 9, 2013) GROUND BALLS: 3, at Syracuse (Feb. 29, 2012) DRAW CONTROLS: 3, vs. Boston College (March 6, 2013) DRAW CONTROLS: 2, two times, most recent at North Carolina (Feb. 22, 2013) CAUSED TURNOVERS: 1, six times, last at Notre Dame (April 24, 2013) CAUSED TURNOVERS: 2, four times, most recent at Virginia (April 7, 2013) 2014 SEASON NOTES 2014 SEASON NOTES

Junior • Midfield 27 • KATE IVORY Senior • Defense 26 • AMANDA McLAUGHLIN Wilbraham, Mass. Narbeth, Pa. McLAUGHLIN’S CAREER HIGHS IVORY’S CAREER HIGHS (at NU) GOALS: N/A GOALS: N/A ASSISTS: N/A ASSISTS: N/A POINTS: N/A POINTS: N/A GROUND BALLS: 1, vs. Penn State (May 18, 2013) GROUND BALLS: 2, vs. Virginia (Feb. 9, 2014) DRAW CONTROLS: N/A DRAW CONTROLS: N/A CAUSED TURNOVERS: N/A CAUSED TURNOVERS: 2, vs. Virginia (Feb. 9, 2014) 2014 SEASON NOTES 2014 SEASON NOTES Came to Northwestern this year as a graduate student with one year of eligibility after completing her undergraduate studies at Cornell ... 2013 Ivy League Defender of the Year ... Debuted with the Wildcats in a win over No. 8 Virginia, chipping in two caused turnovers and two ground balls.

Junior • Goalkeeper Junior • Defense 28 • BRIDGET BIANCO Moorestown, N.J. 29 • CALEY CHELIOS Detroit, Mich. BIANCO’S CAREER HIGHS CHELIOS’ CAREER HIGHS GOALS: N/A SAVES: 14, vs. Virginia (Feb. 9, 2014) ASSISTS: N/A SHOTS FACED: 28, vs. Florida (April 20, 2013) POINTS: N/A SAVE PERCENTAGE: .667, vs. Navy (March 25, 2012) GROUND BALLS: N/A GROUND BALLS: 4, vs. Syracuse (March 30, 2013) DRAW CONTROLS: 1, at Johns Hopkins (March 9, 2013) CAUSED TURNOVERS: 1, three times, last vs. Duke (April 13, 2013) CAUSED TURNOVERS: N/A 2014 SEASON NOTES 2014 SEASON NOTES Second-year starter after garnering IWLCA third-team All-America honors as a sophomore ... Began the year with a remarkable 14-save performance in a 13-12 single-game saves record ... It was the highest saves total by a Wildcat goalie since Morganwin over Lathrop No. 8 Virginia, had 14 settingagainst a Maryland career high on andApril finishing 16, 2007. one shy of the NU @NU_SPORTS 2014 NORTHWESTERN LACROSSE @NULax

Redshirt Freshman • Attack 31 • EMILY EICHNER Sophomore • Attack 30 • MAGGIE FOBARE Dallas, Texas Rochester, N.Y. FOBARE’S CAREER HIGHS EICHNER’S CAREER HIGHS GOALS: N/A GOALS: N/A ASSISTS: N/A ASSISTS: N/A POINTS: N/A POINTS: N/A GROUND BALLS: N/A GROUND BALLS: N/A DRAW CONTROLS: N/A DRAW CONTROLS: 1, vs. Penn State (May 18, 2013) CAUSED TURNOVERS: N/A CAUSED TURNOVERS: N/A 2014 SEASON NOTES 2014 SEASON NOTES injury. Aiming to return to the field after redshirting the 2013 season with an

Sophomore • Attack Senior • Defense 32 • CAROLINA LIZZIO New Canaan, Conn. 33 • KERRI HARRINGTON Westwood, Mass. LIZZIO’S CAREER HIGHS HARRINGTON’S CAREER HIGHS GOALS: N/A GOALS: N/A ASSISTS: N/A ASSISTS: N/A POINTS: N/A POINTS: N/A GROUND BALLS: N/A GROUND BALLS: 3, two times, most recent vs. Virginia (Feb. 9, 2014) DRAW CONTROLS: N/A DRAW CONTROLS: 1, three times, most recent at Vanderbilt (Feb. 24, 2013) CAUSED TURNOVERS: N/A CAUSED TURNOVERS: 2, vs. Virginia (April 28, 2012) 2014 SEASON NOTES 2014 SEASON NOTES Senior leader and faceguarding specialist ... Tied a career high with three ground balls in a 13-12 season-opening win vs. Virginia. @NU_SPORTS 2014 NORTHWESTERN LACROSSE @NULax

Junior • Attack Junior • Goalkeeper 34 • PAIGE JONES Edina, Minn. 35 • BROOKE JONES Edina, Minn. P. JONES’ CAREER HIGHS B. JONES’ CAREER HIGHS GOALS: 1, vs. Boston College (March 6, 2013) SAVES: 3, at Louisville (March 7, 2012) ASSISTS: N/A SHOTS FACED: 6, at Louisville (March 7, 2012) POINTS: 1, vs. Boston College (March 6, 2013) SAVE PERCENTAGE: .500, at Louisville (March 7, 2012) GROUND BALLS: 1, at USC (Feb. 9, 2013) GROUND BALLS: 1, at USC (Feb. 9, 2013) DRAW CONTROLS: N/A CAUSED TURNOVERS: 1, at USC (Feb. 9, 2013) CAUSED TURNOVERS: 1, at USC (Feb. 9, 2013) 2014 SEASON NOTES 2014 SEASON NOTES

Sophomore • Midfield 44 • BLAKE McHUGH Junior • Attack 37 • JESSICA DAHLDORF Brooklyn, N.Y. Newtown Square, Pa. DAHLDORF’S CAREER HIGHS McHUGH’S CAREER HIGHS GOALS: 1, at Johns Hopkins (March 9, 2013) GOALS: 1, two times, last vs. Harvard (March 16, 2013) ASSISTS: N/A ASSISTS: N/A POINTS: 1, at Johns Hopkins (March 9, 2013) POINTS: 1, two times, last vs. Harvard (March 16, 2013) GROUND BALLS: 1, at USC (Feb. 9, 2013) GROUND BALLS: 1, two times, last at USC (Feb. 9, 2013) DRAW CONTROLS: 1, at Vanderbilt (Feb. 24, 2013) DRAW CONTROLS: 1, vs. Notre Dame (April 25, 2012) CAUSED TURNOVERS: N/A CAUSED TURNOVERS: 1, at USC (Feb. 9, 2013) 2014 SEASON NOTES 2014 SEASON NOTES

of a 13-12 win over No. 8 Virginia to open the season. Reserve member of NU attack ... Scored her third career goal in the first half