Princeton Lacrosse 2008
Princeton University 2003, 2002, 1994 NCAA Champions
Location ...... Princeton, NJ 08542 No. 8 seed PRINCETON (12-4) vs. VANDERBILT (13-5) Founded ...... 1746 Series: Princeton leads, 1-0; Last Meeting: Princeton 11, Vanderbilt 3 (2004) Enrollment ...... 4,900 undergraduates President ...... Shirley Tilghman Director of Athletics .Gary D. Walters ’67 Today’s Note of the Day Nickname ...... Tigers Going For 10 — Princeton has won nine consecutive NCAA tournament games at Class of Colors ...... Orange and Black 1952 Stadium. The Tigers’ only home NCAA tournament loss this decade came at Princeton Stadium Home Field ...... Class of 1952 Stadium in 2004 in the NCAA championship game against Virginia. Affiliations ...... Ivy League, NCAA Division I Head Coach ...... Chris Sailer (Harvard ’81) Five More Things You Can’t Live Without Record ...... 281-95 (.747), 22nd season Princeton is playing a home game in the NCAA tournament for Assistant Coaches ...... Michele DeJuliis, Home, Sweet Home — the first time since 2005, when the No. 8 seed Tigers defeated Maryland in the first round. Amy Altig, Elizabeth Pillion 2008 Captains ...... Ashley Amo ’08, Katie Cox ’09, Norris Novak ’08 One Time Only — Princeton defeated Vanderbilt 11-3 in the 2004 NCAA semifinals at Princeton Stadium. That game is the only previous meeting between the schools. W. Lacrosse Contact ...... David Rosenfeld Office Phone ...... (609) 258-5655 Ups And Downs — The Tigers won their first 10 games this season but were 2-4 in Cell Phone ...... (609) 712-1855 their final six games. Vanderbilt was 7-4 on March 30 but then won six straight games before E-Mail ...... [email protected] falling to Northwestern in the ALC title game last weekend. Office Fax ...... (609) 258-2399 Tiger Sportsline ...... (609) 258-3545 Survive And Advance — Princeton has reached at least the quarterfinal round in 16 Press Box Phone...... (609) 258-2401 of its previous 17 NCAA tournament appearances. Ticket Office ...... (609) 258-4TIX Web Site .....www.GoPrincetonTigers.com Not Half Bad — In its 12 victories this season, Princeton has scored a goal on better than 50% of its shots (159 goals, 314 shots).
Princeton PROBABLE More Notes & Anecdotes STARTERS Injury Report — Katie Lewis-Lamonica has missed Princeton’s last seven games due to an ACL injury. Junior Marine Graham has missed the last five games due to the same injury. Attack No. Name Yr. G-A-P 11 Ashley Amo Sr. 24-20-44 Deja Vu? — Princeton was a No. 8 seed in 2005 and played at No. 1 seed Northwestern 15 Lizzy Drumm Fr. 26-6-32 in the quarterfinals. The winner of today’s game will play the winner of the Northwestern-Notre 22 Christine Casaceli Jr. 34-11-45 Dame game in a quarterfinal next Saturday.
Midfield Lucky 12 — Princeton has won at least 12 games 15 times in the last 17 seasons. No. Name Yr. G-A-P 4 Katie Cox Jr. 13-10-23 7 Holly McGarvie Jr. 31-10-41 Taking Their Shots — The Tigers have scored a goal on better than 48% of their 19 J. Washabaugh So. 4-1-5 shots this season (193 goals on 401 shots). 32 Kristin Schwab Jr. 14-9-23 Shooting Stars — Princeton’s top four scorers (Casaceli, Amo, McGarvie, Drumm) have Defense combined to score on 55% of their shots this year (115 of 210). No. Name Yr. G-A-P 3 Alison Murray Sr. 6-5-11 Nine of Princeton’s 12 starters are juniors or seniors. Only sophomore 8 Marie McKenna Jr. 0-0-0 For Starters — 14 Norris Novak Sr. 0-1-1 Jenna Washabaugh and freshmen Erin Tochihara and Lizzy Drumm are underclassmen. 21 Caity Manzo Jr. 0-0-0 On The Defensive — Princeton ranks eighth nationally in scoring defense, allowing Goalie just 8.19 goals per game. No. Name Yr. Stats 44 Erin Tochihara Fr. 9.28 GAA More On The Defensive — Princeton is one of just 16 teams in NCAA Division I to have averaged at least 10 caused turnovers per game this season (10.06). PRINCETON vs. VANDERBILT • May 11, 2008
Team Notes & Anecdotes... Home of Champions Pulling Rank — Princeton is ranked No. 8 in the final UnderArmour/IWLCA poll of the season. The Tigers were ranked as high as No. 2 in that poll earlier this season. NCAA Championships (3) 2003, 2002, 1994 More Pulling Rank — Three of the Tigers’ four losses this season came to teams seeded No. 6 or higher in the NCAA tournament (Penn, Maryland, Georgetown). Final Fours (11) 2004, 2003, 2002, 2001, 2000, 1996, On Schedule — Princeton’s NCAA first-round game against Vanderbilt is its sixth game this season against a team ranked in the national top 10 at the time of the game. 1995, 1994, 1993, 1992, 1989 NCAA Tournaments (18) Switched Up — Princeton finished 5-3 in games at Class of 1952 Stadium this season but was 6-1 in road games. 2008, 2007, 2006, 2005, 2004, 2003, 2002, 2001, 2000, 1999, 1998, 1996, Goal Oriented — Princeton has averaged 13.3 goals per game in its 12 wins this season and 8.5 goals per game in its four defeats this season. 1995, 1994, 1993, 1992, 1989,1983 Ivy Championships (9) Playing The Percentages — The Tigers have scored a goal on 51% of their shots in their 12 wins this season. In their four losses, the Tigers have scored a goal on 39% 2006, 2004, 2003, of their shots. 2002, 2001, 1997, 1996, 1994, 1993
Top Of The Charts — Princeton’s 28 NCAA tournament wins are tied for second all-time with Virginia. Maryland leads with 36. No other team has more than 14. Princeton Women’s Tournament Tested — Princeton head coach Chris Sailer has 27 NCAA tournament wins. She needs two wins to tie Cindy Timchal for first place on the all-time list. Lacrosse Familiar Turf — Princeton has a 16-3 all-time record in home games in the NCAA 11 Straight NCAA Appearances tournament. 16 NCAA Appearances in the last 17 seasons More Than A Decade — Princeton has qualified for 11 consecutive NCAA tournaments. Only Maryland (19) and Virginia (13) have longer streaks in NCAA Division I. IWLCA Weekly Poll (5/6)
Team Record Pts. 2008 Schedule/Results 1. Northwestern 17-1 390 (10) Date Opponent Time/Result Penn 15-1 390 (10) March 1 at Johns Hopkins (#14) W, 7-5 3. Maryland 17-2 348 March 5 RUTGERS W, 16-8 Virginia 14-3 348 March 8 DUKE (#3) % W, 13-8 March 15 at Penn State (#19) W, 7-6 5. Syracuse 16-2 321 March 19 JAMES MADISON W, 17-10 6. Georgetown 12-6 286 March 22 VIRGINIA (#2) W, 8-7 7. Boston Univ. 17-2 276 March 29 CORNELL * W, 19-10 8. Princeton 12-4 268 April 2 at Columbia * W, 15-4 April 5 YALE * (#13) W, 9-6 9. Vanderbilt 13-5 242 April 12 at Harvard * W, 18-9 10. Notre Dame 12-6 197 April 16 PENN * (#6) L, 9-5 11. North Carolina 12-6 196 April 19 DARTMOUTH * L, 13-12 April 23 at Temple W, 15-7 12. Duke 11-7 195 April 26 at Brown * W, 15-2 13. New Hampshire 13-5 142 April 30 MARYLAND (#4) L, 18-9 14. Cornell 10-6 121 May 3 at Georgetown (#7) L, 9-8 15. Towson 13-5 110 May 11 VANDERBILT (#9) 1 p.m. 16. George Mason 12-5 106 May 17 NCAA Quarterfinals 17. Yale 11-5 82 May 23 NCAA Semifinals (at Towson University) May 25 NCAA Championship (at Towson University) 18. Stanford 12-8 57 19. Denver 13-6 47 Home games in CAPS 20. Johns Hopkins 8-9 41 * indicates Ivy League game; % at Princeton Stadium # indicates ranking at time of game No. 8 seed PRINCETON vs. VANDERBILT • May 11, 2008 Individual Notes & Anecdotes Doubling Up — Christine Casaceli has 34 goals and 45 points this season. Casaceli had 22 goals and 34 points in 32 games during her first two seasons at Princeton.
20-20 Vision — Ashley Amo is one of less than 10 players in team history to record at least 20 goals and 20 assists in the same season. Amo had 24 goals and 20 assists during the regular season.
All-Around Player — Holly McGarvie leads Princeton in ground balls (39), draw controls (38) and caused turnovers (24) and is second on the team with 31 goals.
I’m Honored — Holly McGarvie was one of 18 nominees for the Tewaaraton Trophy honoring the national player of the year. The five finalists—Maryland’s Kelly Kasper and Dana Dobbie, Northwestern’s Christy Finch and Hannah Nielsen, and Syracuse’s Katie Rowan, were announced earlier this week.
Youth Is Served — Freshman Lizzy Drumm has scored a goal on a team-high 61% of her shots this season (26 of 43). Drumm has scored a goal in every game but two as a freshman.
On The Charts — Katie Lewis-Lamonica ranks eighth all-time at Princeton with 136 career goals. She was on pace to finish in the top five all-time at Princeton before suffering an injury midway through this season.
Lucky Sevens — Katie Lewis-Lamonica scored seven goals against Duke this year and against Temple last season. Prior to last season, no Princeton player had scored seven goals in a game in 17 years.
More On The Charts — Kaitlyn Perrelle ranks seventh in the nation in Division I in goals-against average (7.73). Perrelle started the first 15 games in goal for Princeton this season.
Debut Performance — Erin Tochihara had eight saves, including seven in the second half, in her first career start at Georgetown last Saturday. Tochihara has played in 10 games overall this season.
A Real Pickup — Kristin Schwab ranks second on the Tigers with 21 draw controls despite missing most of three games with an ankle injury.
Two-Way Player — Junior captain Katie Cox was the Ivy League Defensive Player of the Week April 7 and also has 13 goals and 10 assists this season. She has nine goals and six assists in Princeton’s last five games.
For Starters — Katie Cox has started all 50 games during her career. She is the only Tiger upperclassmen to have started every game of her career
Togetherness — Norris Novak and Marie McKenna have each started all 16 games this season on defense. Caity Manzo has started 15 of 16 games on defense..
American Idols — Marine Graham sings the national anthem for Princeton prior to home games. Former Princeton players Theresa Sherry (2001-2004) and Leigh Slonaker (2005) also sang the national anthem before home games.
Twice As Nice — Holly McGarvie, Kristin Schwab, Kaitlin Donovan and Kaitlyn Perrelle also play field hockey for Princeton. McGarvie and Schwab have played in six NCAA tournaments with the two teams; sophomores Donovan and Perrelle have played in four.
Together Again — Sophomore Kristin Morrison and freshman Lizzy Drumm were high-school teammates at Friends Academy on Long Island. The pair combined to scored nearly 600 career goals in high school.
Second Generation — Junior defender Caity Manzo’s father Mike was an All-America lacrosse player at Princeton. He was a first-team All-Ivy and third-team All-America pick during the 1970 season.
Sister Act — Senior Courtney Bird’s sister Samantha plays women’s lacrosse at Penn.
Sister Act 2 — Sophomore defender Sarah Vance is the sister of Lauren Vance ’06, the 2006 Ivy League Co-Player of the Year for Princeton. 2008 Princeton Women’s Lacrosse Roster No. Name Yr. Pos. High School Hometown 1 Sarah Vance So. D Episcopal Lexington, Va. 2 Maisie Devine Fr. M Roland Park Country Day Baltimore, Md. 3 Alison Murray Sr. A Episcopal Academy Bryn Mawr, Pa. 4 Katie Cox Jr. M Garden City Garden City, N.Y. 5 Kristin Morrison So. A Friends Academy Manhasset, N.Y. 6 Sarah Steele Jr. A Loomis Chaffee School Longmeadow, Mass. 7 Holly McGarvie Jr. M Shawnee Medford, N.J. 8 Marie McKenna Jr. D Penn Charter School Glenside, Pa. 9 Caroline Markowitz Fr. M Garrison Forest School Baltimore, Md. 10 Katie Lewis-Lamonica Sr. M Lawrenceville School Lawrenceville, N.J. 11 Ashley Amo Sr. A Ridgewood Ridgewood, N.J. 13 Kaitlyn Perrelle So. G Hotchkiss School LaGrangeville, N.Y. 14 Norris Novak Sr. D Bryn Mawr School Baltimore, Md. 15 Lizzy Drumm Fr. M Friends Academy Westbury, N.Y. 16 Nellie Morris Fr. A Lawrenceville School Princeton, N.J. 18 Anne Murray Jr. A Mt. Lebanon Pittsburgh, Pa. 19 Jenna Washabaugh So. M Germantown Academy Lower Gwynedd, Pa. 20 Katie Rogers So. D Walter Panas Cortlandt Manor, N.Y. 21 Caity Manzo Jr. D Mt. Lebanon Pittsburgh, Pa. 22 Christine Casaceli Jr. A Longmeadow Longmeadow, Mass. 23 Courtney Bird Sr. M Kent Place School Summit, N.J. 24 Kaitlin Donovan So. A Unionville Kennett Square, Pa. 25 Cindy Kroll Fr. D Bryn Mawr School Baltimore, Md. 26 Emily Tiernan So. D Holton-Arms School Chevy Chase, Md. 27 Kaitlyn Mauritz Fr. A Groton School Andover, Mass. 28 Marine Graham Jr. D National Cathedral School Washington, D.C. 29 Eloise Ughetta Fr. D Deerfield Academy New York, N.Y. 32 Kristin Schwab Jr. M Friends School Lutherville, Md. 44 Erin Tochihara Fr. G Kent Denver School Englewood, Colo.
Head Coach: Chris Sailer (22nd season, Harvard ’81) Assistant Coaches: Michele DeJuliis (4th season, Penn State ’98), Amy Altig (1st season, James Madison ’05), Elizabeth Pillion (3rd season, Princeton ’05)
Geographic Breakdown Class Breakdown Colorado (1) - Tochihara Seniors (5) - Amo, Bird, Lewis-Lamonica, Alison Murray, Novak Maryland (6) - Devine, Kroll, Markowitz, Novak, Schwab, Juniors (9) - Casaceli, Cox, Graham, Manzo, McGarvie, Tiernan McKenna, Anne Murray, Schwab, Steele Massachusetts (3) - Casaceli, Mauritz, Steele Sophomores (7) - Donovan, Morrison, Perrelle, Rogers, New Jersey (5) - Amo, Bird, Lewis-Lamonica, McGarvie, Morris Tiernan, Vance, Washabaugh New York (6) - Cox, Drumm, Morrison, Perrelle, Rogers, Freshmen (8) - Devine, Drumm, Kroll, Markowitz, Mauritz, Morris, Ughetta Tochihara, Ughetta Pennsylvania (6) - Donovan, Manzo, McKenna, Alison Murray, Anne Murray, Washabaugh Virginia (1) - Vance Washington, D.C. (1) - Graham The Automated ScoreBook For Lacrosse Princeton Overall Individual Statistics All games (as of May 06, 2008)
Overall: 12-4-0 Conf: 5-2-0 Home: 6-3-0 Away: 6-1-0 Neut: 0-0-0
|------SHOTS------| |----GOALS----| ## Name GP-GS G A Pts Sh Shot% SOG SOG% GW FPG-FPS GB DC T/O CT Fouls RC YC GC ------22 Casaceli, Christine 16-14 34 11 45 60 .567 51 .850 4 6-13 28 12 34 19 19 0 1 0 11 Amo, Ashley 16-16 24 20 44 50 .480 37 .740 1 0-4 8 2 21 7 16 0 1 0 7 McGarvie, Holly 16-16 31 10 41 57 .544 51 .895 0 6-13 39 38 19 24 36 0 0 0 15 Drumm, Lizzie 16-16 26 6 32 43 .605 37 .860 0 2-2 5 16 18 2 6 0 1 0 32 Schwab, Kristin 14-13 14 9 23 42 .333 33 .786 3 1-8 22 21 15 13 16 0 1 0 4 Cox, Katie 16-16 13 10 23 25 .520 20 .800 0 2-5 22 15 28 12 29 0 0 0 10 Lewis-Lamonica,Katie 8-7 19 2 21 35 .543 23 .657 1 4-6 10 1 10 8 9 0 1 0 5 Morrison, Kristin 11-1 8 3 11 20 .400 13 .650 0 1-2 5 2 7 0 6 0 0 0 3 Murray, Alison 13-12 6 5 11 14 .429 10 .714 2 1-3 14 14 7 6 12 0 1 0 19 Washabaugh, Jenna 15-9 4 1 5 6 .667 6 1.000 0 1-1 6 16 8 4 7 0 1 0 18 Murray, Anne 15-2 3 2 5 14 .214 11 .786 0 1-1 9 6 6 1 7 0 0 0 24 Donovan, Kaitlin 11-0 3 2 5 7 .429 6 .857 1 0-1 4 1 4 1 3 0 0 0 9 Markowitz, Caroline 11-0 3 0 3 9 .333 8 .889 0 1-2 0 5 7 1 1 0 0 0 6 Steele, Sarah 6-0 3 0 3 9 .333 9 1.000 0 0-1 1 3 1 0 2 0 0 0 23 Bird, Courtney 9-1 2 1 3 6 .333 4 .667 0 0-0 3 2 3 0 1 0 0 0 14 Novak, Norris 16-16 0 1 1 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 28 7 15 10 28 0 2 0 8 McKenna, Marie 16-16 0 0 0 2 .000 2 1.000 0 0-0 25 11 7 22 30 0 2 0 2 Devine, Maisie 3-0 0 0 0 2 .000 2 1.000 0 0-0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 44 Tochihara, Erin 10-1 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 13 0 4 3 0 0 0 0 29 Ughetta, Eloise 2-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 28 Graham, Marine 6-6 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 6 2 5 4 6 0 1 0 27 Mauritz, Kaitlyn 1-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 26 Tiernan, Emily 1-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 25 Kroll, Cindy 1-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 21 Manzo, Caity 16-15 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 23 7 21 11 20 0 1 0 16 Morris, Nellie 1-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 13 Perrelle, Kaitlyn 15-15 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 19 0 7 4 0 0 0 0 1 Vance, Sarah 3-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Total...... 16 193 83 276 401 .481 323 .805 12 26-62 293 181 249 161 260 0 13 0 Opponents...... 16 131 46 177 324 .404 226 .698 4 21-60 250 174 298 118 270 0 24 0
|---GOAL AVERAGE---| |--SAVES--| |-RECORD-| Shots ## Name GP-GS Minutes GA GAAvg Saves Pct W L T Faced ------13 Perrelle, Kaitlyn 15-15 675:38 87 7.73 65 .428 11 3 0 225 44 Tochihara, Erin 10-1 284:22 44 9.28 30 .405 1 1 0 99 Total...... 16 960:00 131 8.19 95 .420 12 4 0 324 Opponents...... 16 960:00 193 12.06 130 .402 4 12 0 401
GOALS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd Total SAVES BY PERIOD 1st 2nd Total ------Princeton...... 97 96 - 193 Princeton...... 46 49 - 95 Opponents...... 58 73 - 131 Opponents...... 62 68 - 130
SHOTS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd Total ATTENDANCE SUMMARY PRIN OPP ------Princeton...... 204 197 - 401 Total...... 2839 2393 Opponents...... 149 175 - 324 Dates/Avg Per Date...... 9/315 7/342 Neutral Site #/Avg...... 0/0 SHOTS ON GOAL BY PRD 1st 2nd Total ------Princeton...... 159 164 - 323 Opponents...... 104 122 - 226 The Automated ScoreBook For Lacrosse Princeton Game Results All games (as of May 06, 2008)
Date Opponent Score Overall Conf Attend Goalie Site ------Mar 01, 2008 at #14 Johns Hopkins W 7-5 1- 0- 0 0- 0- 0 503 Perrelle, Kaitlyn (1-0) Baltimore, MD Mar 05, 2008 RUTGERS W 16-8 2- 0- 0 0- 0- 0 324 Perrelle, Kaitlyn (2-0) Princeton, N.J. Mar 08, 2008 #3 DUKE W 13-8 3- 0- 0 0- 0- 0 257 Perrelle, Kaitlyn (3-0) Princeton, NJ Mar 15, 2008 at Penn State W 7-6 4- 0- 0 0- 0- 0 172 Tochihara, Erin (1-0) University Park, Pa. Mar 19, 2008 JAMES MADISON W 17-10 5- 0- 0 0- 0- 0 Perrelle, Kaitlyn (4-0) Princeton, N.J. Mar 22, 2008 #2 VIRGINIA W 8-7 6- 0- 0 0- 0- 0 742 Perrelle, Kaitlyn (5-0) Princeton, N.J. * Mar 29, 2008 CORNELL W 19-10 7- 0- 0 1- 0- 0 562 Perrelle, Kaitlyn (6-0) Princeton, N.J. * Apr 02, 2008 at Columbia W 15-4 8- 0- 0 2- 0- 0 107 Perrelle, Kaitlyn Robert Kraft Field * Apr 05, 2008 #13 YALE W 9-6 9- 0- 0 3- 0- 0 475 Perrelle, Kaitlyn (8-0) Princeton, N.J. * Apr 12, 2008 at Harvard W 18-9 10- 0- 0 4- 0- 0 260 Perrelle, Kaitlyn (9-0) Cambridge, Mass. * Apr 16, 2008 #6 PENN 5-9 L 10- 1- 0 4- 1- 0 Perrelle, Kaitlyn (9-1) Princeton, N.J. * Apr 19, 2008 DARTMOUTH 12-13 L 10- 2- 0 4- 2- 0 Perrelle, Kaitlyn (9-2) Princeton, NJ Apr 23, 2008 at TEMPLE W 15-7 11- 2- 0 4- 2- 0 150 Perrelle, Kaitlyn (11-2) Philadelphia, Pa. * Apr 26, 2008 at Brown W 15-2 12- 2- 0 5- 2- 0 268 Perrelle, Kaitlyn Providence, RI Apr 30, 2008 #4 MARYLAND 9-18 L 12- 3- 0 5- 2- 0 479 Perrelle, Kaitlyn (11-3) Princeton, NJ May 03, 2008 at #7 Georgetown 8-9 L 12- 4- 0 5- 2- 0 933 Tochihara, Erin (12-4) Washington, D.C,
TEAM RECORD W-L-T ATTEND Dates Total Average ------Overall: 12- 4- 0 Total: 16 5232 327 Conference: 5- 2- 0 Home: 9 2839 315 Home: 6- 3- 0 Away: 7 2393 342 Away: 6- 1- 0 Neutral: 0 0 0 Neutral: 0- 0- 0 Overtime: 0- 0- 0 The Automated ScoreBook For Lacrosse Princeton Overall Team Statistics All games (as of May 06, 2008)
Overall: 12-4-0 Conf: 5-2-0 Home: 6-3-0 Away: 6-1-0 Neut: 0-0-0
TEAM STATISTICS PRIN OPP ------SHOT STATISTICS...... Goals-Shot attempts.... 193-401 131-324 Goals scored average... 12.06 8.19 Shot pct...... 481 .404 Shots on goal-Attempts. 323-401 226-324 SOG pct...... 805 .698 Shots/Game...... 25.1 20.2 Assists...... 83 46 Free position made-Att. 26-62 21-60 Free position pct...... 419 .350 GOAL BREAKDOWN...... Total Goals...... 193 131 Free-position...... 26 21 Unassisted...... 110 85 Overtime...... 0 0 GROUND BALLS...... 293 250 DRAW CONTROLS...... 181 174 TURNOVERS...... 249 298 CAUSED TURNOVERS...... 161 118 ATTENDANCE...... Total...... 2839 2393 Dates/Avg Per Date..... 9/315 7/342 Neutral Site #/Avg..... 0/0
GOALS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd Total SHOTS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd Total ------Princeton...... 97 96 - 193 Princeton...... 204 197 - 401 Opponents...... 58 73 - 131 Opponents...... 149 175 - 324
SAVES BY PERIOD 1st 2nd Total SHOTS ON GOAL BY PRD 1st 2nd Total ------Princeton...... 46 49 - 95 Princeton...... 159 164 - 323 Opponents...... 62 68 - 130 Opponents...... 104 122 - 226 The Automated ScoreBook For Lacrosse Princeton Category Leaders All games (as of May 06, 2008)
## POINTS GP G A Pts Shots ## SHOTS GP G A Sh Shot% ------22 Casaceli, Christine 16 34 11 45 60 22 Casaceli, Christine 16 34 11 60 .567 11 Amo, Ashley 16 24 20 44 50 7 McGarvie, Holly 16 31 10 57 .544 7 McGarvie, Holly 16 31 10 41 57 11 Amo, Ashley 16 24 20 50 .480 15 Drumm, Lizzie 16 26 6 32 43 15 Drumm, Lizzie 16 26 6 43 .605 32 Schwab, Kristin 14 14 9 23 42 32 Schwab, Kristin 14 14 9 42 .333 4 Cox, Katie 16 13 10 23 25 10 Lewis-Lamonica,Katie 8 19 2 35 .543 10 Lewis-Lamonica,Katie 8 19 2 21 35 4 Cox, Katie 16 13 10 25 .520 5 Morrison, Kristin 11 8 3 11 20 5 Morrison, Kristin 11 8 3 20 .400 3 Murray, Alison 13 6 5 11 14 18 Murray, Anne 15 3 2 14 .214 19 Washabaugh, Jenna 15 4 1 5 6 3 Murray, Alison 13 6 5 14 .429
## GOALS GP G A Pts Shots ## SHOT PCT GP G A Sh Shot% ------22 Casaceli, Christine 16 34 11 45 60 19 Washabaugh, Jenna 15 4 1 6 .667 7 McGarvie, Holly 16 31 10 41 57 15 Drumm, Lizzie 16 26 6 43 .605 15 Drumm, Lizzie 16 26 6 32 43 22 Casaceli, Christine 16 34 11 60 .567 11 Amo, Ashley 16 24 20 44 50 7 McGarvie, Holly 16 31 10 57 .544 10 Lewis-Lamonica,Katie 8 19 2 21 35 10 Lewis-Lamonica,Katie 8 19 2 35 .543 32 Schwab, Kristin 14 14 9 23 42 4 Cox, Katie 16 13 10 25 .520 4 Cox, Katie 16 13 10 23 25 11 Amo, Ashley 16 24 20 50 .480 5 Morrison, Kristin 11 8 3 11 20 3 Murray, Alison 13 6 5 14 .429 3 Murray, Alison 13 6 5 11 14 24 Donovan, Kaitlin 11 3 2 7 .429 19 Washabaugh, Jenna 15 4 1 5 6 5 Morrison, Kristin 11 8 3 20 .400
## ASSISTS GP G A Pts Shots ## SHOTS ON GOAL GP G A Sh SOG SOG% ------11 Amo, Ashley 16 24 20 44 50 22 Casaceli, Christine 16 34 11 60 51 .850 22 Casaceli, Christine 16 34 11 45 60 7 McGarvie, Holly 16 31 10 57 51 .895 7 McGarvie, Holly 16 31 10 41 57 11 Amo, Ashley 16 24 20 50 37 .740 4 Cox, Katie 16 13 10 23 25 15 Drumm, Lizzie 16 26 6 43 37 .860 32 Schwab, Kristin 14 14 9 23 42 32 Schwab, Kristin 14 14 9 42 33 .786 15 Drumm, Lizzie 16 26 6 32 43 10 Lewis-Lamonica,Katie 8 19 2 35 23 .657 3 Murray, Alison 13 6 5 11 14 4 Cox, Katie 16 13 10 25 20 .800 5 Morrison, Kristin 11 8 3 11 20 5 Morrison, Kristin 11 8 3 20 13 .650 24 Donovan, Kaitlin 11 3 2 5 7 18 Murray, Anne 15 3 2 14 11 .786 18 Murray, Anne 15 3 2 5 14 3 Murray, Alison 13 6 5 14 10 .714
## GROUND BALLS GP GB ## SHOTS ON GOAL PCT GP G A Sh SOG SOG% ------7 McGarvie, Holly 16 39 6 Steele, Sarah 6 3 0 9 9 1.000 14 Novak, Norris 16 28 19 Washabaugh, Jenna 15 4 1 6 6 1.000 22 Casaceli, Christine 16 28 8 McKenna, Marie 16 0 0 2 2 1.000 8 McKenna, Marie 16 25 2 Devine, Maisie 3 0 0 2 2 1.000 21 Manzo, Caity 16 23 7 McGarvie, Holly 16 31 10 57 51 .895 32 Schwab, Kristin 14 22 9 Markowitz, Caroline 11 3 0 9 8 .889 4 Cox, Katie 16 22 15 Drumm, Lizzie 16 26 6 43 37 .860 13 Perrelle, Kaitlyn 15 19 24 Donovan, Kaitlin 11 3 2 7 6 .857 3 Murray, Alison 13 14 22 Casaceli, Christine 16 34 11 60 51 .850 44 Tochihara, Erin 10 13 4 Cox, Katie 16 13 10 25 20 .800
## DRAW CONTROLS GP DC ## CAUSED TURNOVERS GP CT ------7 McGarvie, Holly 16 38 7 McGarvie, Holly 16 24 32 Schwab, Kristin 14 21 8 McKenna, Marie 16 22 15 Drumm, Lizzie 16 16 22 Casaceli, Christine 16 19 19 Washabaugh, Jenna 15 16 32 Schwab, Kristin 14 13 4 Cox, Katie 16 15 4 Cox, Katie 16 12 3 Murray, Alison 13 14 21 Manzo, Caity 16 11 22 Casaceli, Christine 16 12 14 Novak, Norris 16 10 8 McKenna, Marie 16 11 TM TEAM 4 9 14 Novak, Norris 16 7 10 Lewis-Lamonica,Katie 8 8 21 Manzo, Caity 16 7 11 Amo, Ashley 16 7
## GAME WINNING GOALS GP No. ------22 Casaceli, Christine 16 4 32 Schwab, Kristin 14 3 3 Murray, Alison 13 2 10 Lewis-Lamonica,Katie 8 1 24 Donovan, Kaitlin 11 1 11 Amo, Ashley 16 1
## FREE-POSITION GOALS GP FPG ------The Automated ScoreBook For Lacrosse Princeton Overall Individual Statistics Conference games (as of May 06, 2008)
Overall: 5-2-0 Conf: 5-2-0 Home: 2-2-0 Away: 3-0-0 Neut: 0-0-0
|------SHOTS------| |----GOALS----| ## Name GP-GS G A Pts Sh Shot% SOG SOG% GW FPG-FPS GB DC T/O CT Fouls RC YC GC ------22 Casaceli, Christine 7-7 16 7 23 27 .593 22 .815 2 2-4 20 4 19 11 6 0 0 0 7 McGarvie, Holly 7-7 13 7 20 23 .565 20 .870 0 3-5 13 19 5 9 15 0 0 0 11 Amo, Ashley 7-7 14 5 19 28 .500 20 .714 1 0-2 4 2 7 3 6 0 0 0 15 Drumm, Lizzie 7-7 14 3 17 19 .737 17 .895 0 2-2 3 7 7 1 2 0 1 0 32 Schwab, Kristin 6-5 7 4 11 18 .389 16 .889 1 0-3 11 5 5 6 7 0 0 0 4 Cox, Katie 7-7 5 4 9 11 .455 10 .909 0 2-3 11 7 14 8 15 0 0 0 10 Lewis-Lamonica,Katie 3-3 6 2 8 13 .462 7 .538 0 2-2 2 0 3 3 3 0 0 0 3 Murray, Alison 6-6 3 4 7 7 .429 6 .857 1 1-1 8 11 3 4 4 0 1 0 18 Murray, Anne 7-0 3 2 5 10 .300 7 .700 0 1-1 2 2 2 0 4 0 0 0 5 Morrison, Kristin 6-1 3 1 4 10 .300 7 .700 0 1-2 2 0 3 0 2 0 0 0 19 Washabaugh, Jenna 7-3 3 0 3 5 .600 5 1.000 0 1-1 3 5 4 2 1 0 0 0 24 Donovan, Kaitlin 6-0 1 2 3 4 .250 3 .750 0 0-1 2 1 2 0 3 0 0 0 9 Markowitz, Caroline 5-0 2 0 2 6 .333 5 .833 0 1-2 0 4 1 0 1 0 0 0 23 Bird, Courtney 5-1 2 0 2 5 .400 4 .800 0 0-0 2 2 3 0 0 0 0 0 6 Steele, Sarah 2-0 1 0 1 7 .143 7 1.000 0 0-1 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 2 Devine, Maisie 2-0 0 0 0 2 .000 2 1.000 0 0-0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 8 McKenna, Marie 7-7 0 0 0 1 .000 1 1.000 0 0-0 11 8 3 5 14 0 0 0 44 Tochihara, Erin 5-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 29 Ughetta, Eloise 2-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 28 Graham, Marine 2-2 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 27 Mauritz, Kaitlyn 1-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 26 Tiernan, Emily 1-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 25 Kroll, Cindy 1-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 21 Manzo, Caity 7-7 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 12 2 8 4 7 0 1 0 16 Morris, Nellie 1-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 14 Novak, Norris 7-7 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 12 5 5 6 14 0 0 0 13 Perrelle, Kaitlyn 7-7 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 7 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 Vance, Sarah 2-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Total...... 7 93 41 134 196 .474 159 .811 5 16-30 130 85 98 71 108 0 4 0 Opponents...... 7 53 17 70 124 .427 89 .718 2 11-26 96 74 133 48 141 0 10 0
|---GOAL AVERAGE---| |--SAVES--| |-RECORD-| Shots ## Name GP-GS Minutes GA GAAvg Saves Pct W L T Faced ------44 Tochihara, Erin 5-0 108:19 12 6.65 7 .368 0 0 0 26 13 Perrelle, Kaitlyn 7-7 311:41 41 7.89 29 .414 5 2 0 98 Total...... 7 420:00 53 7.57 36 .404 5 2 0 124 Opponents...... 7 420:00 93 13.29 66 .415 2 5 0 196
GOALS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd Total SAVES BY PERIOD 1st 2nd Total ------Princeton...... 46 47 - 93 Princeton...... 17 19 - 36 Opponents...... 22 31 - 53 Opponents...... 27 39 - 66
SHOTS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd Total ATTENDANCE SUMMARY PRIN OPP ------Princeton...... 96 100 - 196 Total...... 1037 635 Opponents...... 55 69 - 124 Dates/Avg Per Date...... 4/259 3/212 Neutral Site #/Avg...... 0/0 SHOTS ON GOAL BY PRD 1st 2nd Total ------Princeton...... 73 86 - 159 Opponents...... 39 50 - 89 Princeton Lacrosse 2008-Game Recaps
Princeton 5 2 7 Rutgers 2 6 8 Duke 3 5 8 Johns Hopkins 4 1 5 Princeton 8 8 16 Princeton 6 7 13
IndividualPrinceton Scoring 7, Hopkins 5 IndividualPrinceton Scoring 16, Rutgers 8 IndividualPrinceton Scoring 13, Duke 8 Princeton G-A-P Rutgers G-A-P Duke G-A-P Holly McGarvie 4-0-4 Mary Cryan 2-2-4 Megan Del Monte 2-1-3 Kristin Schwab 1-0-1 Marlena Welsh 3-0-3 Carolyn Davis 2-0-2 Christine Casaceli 1-0-1 Mallory Tornetta 1-1-2 Emma Hamm 2-0-2 Katie Lewis-Lamonica 1-0-1 Nina Frankoski 1-0-1 Jess Adam 1-0-1 Michelle Poole 1-0-1 Danielle Kachulis 1-0-1 Johns Hopkins G-A-P Brooke Cantwell 0-1-1 Kirby Houck 1-0-1 Jackie Lerner 0-1-1 Princeton G-A-P Kadie Stamper 1-0-1 Katie Lewis-Lamonica 7-0-7 Brianna Cronin 1-0-1 Princeton G-A-P Christine Casaceli 3-0-3 Kim Dubansky 1-0-1 Christine Casaceli 4-1-5 Ashley Amo 0-3-3 Katie Dumais 1-0-1 Ashley Amo 2-3-5 Holly McGarvie 2-0-2 Sam Schrum 0-1-1 Kristin Schwab 3-1-4 Kristin Schwab 0-2-2 Kristin Morrison 2-1-3 Lizzy Drumm 1-0-1 Katie Cox 1-1-2 Katie Cox 0-1-1 Goalies Holly McGarvie 1-0-1 Princeton S GA Caroline Markowitz 1-0-1 Kaitlyn Perrelle 6 5 Lizzy Drumm 1-0-1 Goalies Kaitlin Donovan 1-0-1 Princeton S GA Johns Hopkins S GA Kaitlyn Perrelle 6 8 Julianne Wisner 3 7 Jess Buicko 1 0 Goalies Duke S GA Princeton S GA Kim Imbesi 5 13 Shots Kaitlyn Perrelle 2 2 Princeton 15, Johns Hopkins 24 Erin Tochihara 6 6 Shots Princeton 22, Duke 25 Ground Balls Rutgers S GA Princeton 16, Johns Hopkins 13 Sandra Abel 10 16 Ground Balls Princeton 21, Duke 16 Caused Turnovers Shots Princeton 11, Johns Hopkins 11 Princeton 31, Rutgers 21 Caused Turnovers Princeton 10, Duke 9 Turnovers Ground Balls Princeton 21, Johns Hopkins 17 Princeton 17, Rutgers 13 Turnovers Princeton 21, Duke 17 Draw Controls Caused Turnovers Princeton 11, Johns Hopkins 3 Princeton 14, Rutgers 8 Draw Controls Princeton 14, Duke 10 Turnovers Princeton 15, Rutgers 21
Draw Controls Princeton 11, Rutgers 13 Princeton Lacrosse 2008-Game Recaps
Princeton 4 3 7 JMU 4 6 10 Virginia 4 3 7 Penn State 4 2 6 Princeton 10 7 17 Princeton 5 3 8
PrincetonIndividual 7,Scoring Penn State 6 PrincetonIndividual 17, Scoring J. Madison 10 IndividualPrinceton Scoring 8, Virginia 7 Princeton G-A-P James Madison G-A-P Virginia G-A-P Katie Lewis-Lamonica 2-0-2 Kim Griffin 2-2-4 Blair Weymouth 3-1-4 Holly McGarvie 2-0-2 Julie Stone 2-1-3 Megan O’Malley 2-0-2 Lizzy Drumm 2-0-2 Annie Wagner 2-1-3 Ashley McCulloch 0-2-2 Kaitlin Donovan 1-0-1 Lauren Bradley 2-0-2 Brittany Kalkstein 1-0-1 Ashley Amo 0-1-1 Mary Kate Lomady 1-0-1 Kaitlin Swagart 1-0-1 Emily Haller 1-0-1 Penn State G-A-P Princeton G-A-P Theresa Bucci 1-1-2 Princeton G-A-P Lizzy Drumm 2-1-3 Jessi Lieb 1-0-1 Ashley Amo 4-4-8 Ashley Amo 1-2-3 Laura Lesnick 1-0-1 Christine Casaceli 3-1-4 Christine Casaceli 1-1-2 Mariel Bryan 1-0-1 Kristin Schwab 2-2-4 Alison Murray 1-1-2 Kerry Shea 1-0-1 Katie Cox 2-1-3 Holly McGarvie 1-0-1 Kim Kontson 1-0-1 Lizzy Drumm 1-2-3 Katie Lewis-Lamonica 1-0-1 Erica Mihm 0-1-1 Katie Lewis-Lamonica 2-0-2 Katie Cox 1-0-1 Alison Murray 2-0-2 Holly McGarvie 1-1-2 Goalies Goalies Princeton S GA Virginia S GA Kaitlyn Perrelle 1 4 Goalies Kendall McBrearty 7 8 Erin Tochihara 3 2 James Madison S GA Kelly Wetzel 9 17 Princeton S GA Penn State S GA Kaitlyn Perrelle 6 7 Jess Boccio 9 7 Princeton S GA Kaitlyn Perrelle 6 6 Shots Shots Erin Tochihara 1 4 Princeton 19, Virginia 17 Princeton 20, Penn State 12 Shots Ground Balls Ground Balls Princeton 30, James Madison 26 Princeton 20, Virginia 20 Princeton 18, Penn State 9 Ground Balls Caused Turnovers Caused Turnovers Princeton 20, James Madison 17 Princeton 10, Virginia 8 Princeton 6, Penn State 6 Caused Turnovers Turnovers Turnovers Princeton 14, James Madison 7 Princeton 17, Virginia 19 Princeton 12, Penn State 13 Turnovers Draw Controls Draw Controls Princeton 15, James Madison 27 Princeton 10, Virginia 6 Princeton 7, Penn State 10 Draw Controls Princeton 10, James Madison 19 Princeton Lacrosse 2008-Game Recaps
Cornell 3 7 10 Princeton 7 8 15 Yale 2 4 6 Princeton 10 9 19 Columbia 1 3 4 Princeton 3 6 9
IndividualPrinceton Scoring19, Cornell 10 PrincetonIndividual 15,Scoring Columbia 4 IndividualPrinceton Scoring 9, Yale 6 Cornell G-A-P Princeton G-A-P Yale G-A-P Courtney Farrell 4-1-5 Christine Casaceli 3-0-3 Lauren Taylor 3-1-4 Charlotte Schmidlapp 2-1-3 Ashley Amo 2-1-3 Jenn Warden 1-0-1 Katherine Simmons 2-0-2 Kristin Schwab 2-0-2 Linden Ellis 1-0-1 Noelle Dowd 1-1-2 Courtney Bird 2-0-2 Taylor Fragapane 1-0-1 Libby Johnson 1-0-1 Kristin Morrison 2-0-2 Katie Lewis-Lamonica 1-0-1 Princeton G-A-P Princeton G-A-P Jenna Washabaugh 1-0-1 Christine Casaceli 3-1-4 Lizzy Drumm 5-1-6 Lizzy Drumm 1-0-1 Kristin Schwab 1-1-2 Katie Lewis-Lamonica 4-2-6 Caroline Markowitz 1-0-1 Holly McGarvie 1-1-2 Christine Casaceli 2-3-5 Katie Cox 0-1-1 Ashley Amo 1-1-2 Kristin Schwab 3-1-4 Kaitlin Donovan 0-1-1 Alison Murray 1-0-1 Holly McGarvie 3-1-4 Alison Murray 0-1-1 Katie Lewis-Lamonica 1-0-1 Ashley Amo 2-0-2 Kristin Morrison 1-0-1 Kristin Morrison 0-1-1 Columbia G-A-P Alison Murray 0-1-1 Brittany Shannon 3-0-3 Holly Glynn 1-1-2 Goalies Gabrielle Geronimos 0-1-1 Yale S GA Goalies Ellen Cameron 4 9 Cornell S GA Renee Hughes 2 10 Goalies Princeton S GA Kristen Reese 6 9 Princeton S GA Kaitlyn Perrelle 6 6 Kaitlyn Perrelle 1 1 Princeton S GA Erin Tochihara 1 3 Shots Kaitlyn Perrelle 9 10 Princeton 20, Yale 18 Columbia S GA Shots Emma Mintz 8 15 Ground Balls Princeton 34, Cornell 28 Princeton 21, Yale 21 Shots Ground Balls Princeton 28, Columbia 7 Caused Turnovers Princeton 20, Cornell 15 Princeton 11, Yale 9 Ground Balls Caused Turnovers Princeton 18, Columbia 8 Turnovers Princeton 11, Cornell 8 Princeton 20, Yale 20 Caused Turnovers Turnovers Princeton 19, Columbia 10 Draw Controls Princeton 17, Cornell 17 Princeton 9, Yale 8 Turnovers Draw Controls Princeton 11, Columbia 21 Princeton 15, Cornell 15 Draw Controls Princeton 15, Columbia 6 Princeton Lacrosse 2008-Game Recaps
Princeton 7 11 18 Penn 3 6 9 Dartmouth 7 6 13 Harvard 6 3 9 Princeton 1 4 5 Princeton 7 5 12
IndividualPrinceton Scoring18, Harvard 9 IndividualPenn 9, ScoringPrinceton 5 DartmouthIndividual Scoring13, Princeton 12 Princeton G-A-P Penn G-A-P Dartmouth G-A-P Holly McGarvie 4-4-8 Ali DeLuca 3-2-5 Kat Collins 5-2-7 Ashley Amo 4-2-6 Rachel Manson 3-0-3 Kristen Barry 2-1-3 Lizzy Drumm 5-1-6 Giulia Giordano 2-0-2 Eliza Bennett 2-0-2 Christine Casaceli 3-0-3 Melissa Lehman 1-0-1 Cate Goytisolo 2-0-2 Alison Murray 0-2-2 Chelsea Kocis 0-1-1 Greta Meyer 1-1-2 Caroline Markowitz 1-0-1 Kaitlyn Lombardo 0-1-1 Kate Labrum 1-0-1 Anne Murray 1-0-1 Princeton G-A-P Princeton G-A-P Harvard G-A-P Christine Casaceli 1-2-3 Anne Murray 2-2-4 Jess Halpern 3-0-3 Holly McGarvie 1-0-1 Ashley Amo 2-1-3 Natalie Curtis 2-0-2 Ashley Amo 1-0-1 Lizzy Drumm 2-1-3 Kaitlin Martin 1-1-2 Katie Cox 1-0-1 Christine Casaceli 2-0-2 Caroline Simmons 1-0-1 Kaitlin Donovan 1-0-1 Alison Murray 2-0-2 Lauren Bobzin 1-0-1 Katie Cox 1-1-2 Sarah Bancroft 1-0-1 Holly McGarvie 1-0-1 Sara Flood 0-1-1 Goalies Princeton S GA Kaitlyn Perrelle 4 6 Goalies Goalies Erin Tochihara 0 3 Dartmouth S GA Princeton S GA Julie Wadland 11 12 Kaitlyn Perrelle 5 8 Penn S GA Erin Tochihara 4 1 Sarah Waxman 8 5 Princeton S GA Kaitlyn Perrelle 3 10 Harvard S GA Shots Erin Tochihara 0 3 Katherine Martino 10 18 Princeton 18, Penn 19 Shots Shots Ground Balls Princeton 30, Dartmouth 19 Princeton 31, Harvard 21 Princeton 17, Penn 11 Ground Balls Ground Balls Caused Turnovers Princeton 21, Dartmouth 19 Princeton 16, Harvard 9 Princeton 8, Penn 5 Caused Turnovers Caused Turnovers Turnovers Princeton 13, Dartmouth 5 Princeton 4, Harvard 3 Princeton 10, Penn 13 Turnovers Turnovers Draw Controls Princeton 13, Dartmouth 24 Princeton 12, Harvard 13 Princeton 7, Penn 9 Draw Controls Draw Controls Princeton 13, Dartmouth 14 Princeton 16, Harvard 13 Princeton Lacrosse 2008-Game Recaps
Princeton 4 11 15 Princeton 11 4 15 Maryland 8 10 18 Temple 3 4 7 Brown 0 2 2 Princeton 3 6 9
IndividualPrinceton Scoring 15, Temple 7 IndividualPrinceton Scoring 15, Brown 2 MarylandIndividual 18,Scoring Princeton 9 Princeton G-A-P Princeton G-A-P Maryland G-A-P Katie Cox 3-2-5 Katie Cox 3-2-5 Dana Dobbie 5-1-6 Christine Casaceli 3-1-4 Holly McGarvie 3-1-4 Kelly Kasper 4-2-6 Lizzy Drumm 3-0-3 Christine Casaceli 2-1-3 Lauren Cohen 3-1-4 Holly McGarvie 2-1-3 Kristin Schwab 1-2-3 Casey Magor 2-1-3 Ashley Amo 1-2-3 Ashley Amo 2-0-2 Katie Princiotto 2-0-2 Kristin Morrison 2-0-2 Jenna Washabaugh 2-0-2 Amanda Spinnenweber 1-0-1 Sarah Steele 1-0-1 Sarah Steele 1-0-1 Brandi Jones 1-0-1 Courtney Bird 0-1-1 Lizzy Drumm 1-0-1 Norris Novak 0-1-1 Kaitlin Donovan 0-1-1 Princeton G-A-P Jenna Washabaugh 0-1-1 Holly McGarvie 3-0-3 Brown G-A-P Christine Casaceli 2-0-2 Temple G-A-P Lauren Vitkus 1-0-1 Kristin Morrison 1-1-2 Hillary Richards 3-0-3 Callie Lawrence 1-0-1 Ashley Amo 1-0-1 Berkley Summerlin 1-1-2 Justine Lupo 0-1-1 Lizzy Drumm 1-0-1 Chelsea Rosiek 1-1-2 Katie Cox 1-0-1 Brittney Hoffman 1-0-1 Janell Myers 1-0-1 Goalies Whitney Richards 0-1-1 Princeton S GA Goalies Kaitlyn Perrelle 1 0 Maryland S GA Erin Tochihara 2 2 Kaitlyn Perrelle 2 7 Goalies Erin Tochihara 5 11 Princeton S GA Brown S GA Kaitlyn Perrelle 7 7 Melissa King 17 15 Maryland S GA Allie Buote 5 9 Temple S GA Shots Bridget McMullan 9 15 Princeton 37, Brown 10 Shots Maryland 32, Princeton 22 Shots Ground Balls Princeton 29, Temple 18 Princeton 17, Brown 13 Ground Balls Princeton 19, Maryland 24 Ground Balls Caused Turnovers Princeton 19, Temple 14 Princeton 5, Brown 9 Caused Turnovers Princeton 10, Maryland 8 Caused Turnovers Turnovers Princeton 7, Temple 6 Princeton 15, Brown 25 Turnovers Princeton 21, Maryland 19 Turnovers Draw Controls Princeton 15, Temple 19 Princeton 10, Brown 9 Draw Controls Princeton 13, Maryland 16 Draw Controls Princeton 11, Temple 13 Princeton Lacrosse 2008-Game Recaps
Princeton 6 2 8 Georgetown 4 5 9
GeorgetownIndividual Scoring 9, Princeton 8 Princeton G-A-P Holly McGarvie 2-1-3 Christine Casaceli 1-0-1 Lizzy Drumm 1-0-1 Jenna Washabaugh 1-0-1 Ashley Amo 1-0-1 Sarah Steele 1-0-1 Kristin Schwab 1-0-1 Katie Cox 0-1-1
Georgetown G-A-P Jordy Kirr 2-3-5 Ashby Kaestner 2-1-3 Molly Ford 2-1-3 Zan Morley 1-0-1 Patty Piotrowicz 1-0-1 Mary Beth Brophy 1-0-1
Goalies Princeton S GA Erin Tochihara 8 9
Georgetown S GA Caitlin Formby 6 8
Shots Princeton 17, Georgetown 25
Ground Balls Princeton 13, Georgetown 28
Caused Turnovers Princeton 8, Georgetown 7
Turnovers Princeton 14, Georgetown 13
Draw Controls Princeton 9, Georgetown 10 Princeton Team Records Princeton in the NCAA Tournament Most wins in a season 18 appearances; 28-14 overall record 19 2002 (19-1) 2004 (19-1) 16 1994 (16-1) 1983 2001 2003 (16-4) First Round at Princeton, N.J. First Round at Princeton, N.J. 15 2000 (15-4) Princeton 12, Dartmouth 10 Princeton 14, Cornell 4 1993 (15-3) Quarterfinal Round at Princeton, N.J. Quarterfinal Round at Hanover, N.H. Temple 16, Princeton 6 Princeton 10, Dartmouth 4 1989 Semifinal Round at Baltimore, Md. Longest winning streak First Round at Princeton, N.J. Maryland 14, Princeton 7 28 2003-04 Princeton 6, Virginia 5 2002 (NCAA champion) 20 2002-03 Semifinal Round at West Chester, Pa. First Round at Princeton, N.J. Harvard 7, Princeton 5 Princeton 25, Le Moyne 3 14 1994 1992 Quarterfinal Round at Princeton, N.J. First Round at Philadelphia, Pa. Princeton 11, Notre Dame 5 Longest unbeaten streak Princeton 11, Temple 6 Semfinal Round at Baltimore, Md. 28 2003-04 Semifinal Round at Bethlehem, Pa. Princeton 16, North Carolina 2 Harvard 10, Princeton 5 Championship Game at Baltimore, Md. 20 2002-03 1993 Princeton 12, Georgetown 7 15 1978-79 First Round at Princeton, N.J. 2003 (NCAA champion) Princeton 11, Penn State 7 First Round at Princeton, N.J. Most points in a season Semifinal Round at College Park, Md. Princeton 19, Le Moyne 1 Princeton 7, Maryland 6 Quarterfinal Round at Princeton, N.J. 428 2002 (291G, 137A) Championship Game at College Park, Md. Princeton 17, Ohio State 8 344 1994 (231G, 113A) Virginia 8, Princeton 6 Semifinal Round at Syracuse, N.Y. 332 2004 (233G, 99A) 1994 (NCAA champion) Princeton 5, Loyola 3 323 1995 (220G, 103A) Semifinal Round at College Park, Md. Championship Game at Syracuse, N.Y. Princeton 14, Virginia 13 (OT) Princeton 8, Virginia 7 (OT) Championship Game at College Park, Md. 2004 Most goals scored in a season Princeton 10, Maryland 7 First Round at Princeton, N.J. 291 2002 1995 Princeton 18, Colgate 6 231 1994 First Round at Princeton, N.J. Quarterfinal Round at Princeton, N.J. 2000 Princeton 14, Temple 8 Princeton 6, Dartmouth 5 (OT) 233 2004 Semifinal Round at Ewing, N.J. Semifinal Round at Princeton, N.J. Princeton 13, Dartmouth 8 Princeton 11, Vanderbilt 3 Championship Game at Ewing, N.J. Championship Game at Princeton, N.J. Most goals scored in a game Maryland 13, Princeton 5 Virginia 10, Princeton 4 29 vs. Brown, April 25, 1981 1996 2005 25 vs. Le Moyne, May 9, 2002 First Round at Princeton, N.J. First Round at Princeton, N.J. Princeton 13, Penn State 9 Princeton 16, Maryland 8 24 vs. Glassboro State, April 2, 1981 Semifinal Round at Bethlehem, Pa. Quarterfinal Round at Evanston, Ill. Maryland 6, Princeton 5 Northwestern 8, Princeton 6 Most assists in a season 1998 2006 137 2002 First Round at Princeton, N.J. First Round at Charlottesville, Va. Princeton 12, Georgetown 11 Princeton 8, Virginia 7 113 1994 Quarterfinal Round at Charlottesville, Va. Quarterfinal Round at Hanover, N.H. 109 1996 Virginia 8, Princeton 7 Dartmouth 7, Princeton 6 (OT) 1999 2007 Fewest goals allowed per game Quarterfinal Round at Princeton, N.J. First Round at Charlottesville, Va. Penn State 8, Princeton 7 (OT) Virginia 19, Princeton 10 4.5 1978 (45 in 10) 2000 2008 4.7 1999 (80 in 17) Quarterfinal Round at Princeton, N.J. First Round at Princeton, N.J. 5.0 1989 (85 in 17) Princeton 9, Duke 8 (OT) Princeton vs. Vanderbilt Semfinal Round at Ewing, N.J. Princeton 13, James Madison 5 Championship Game at Ewing, N.J. Maryland 16, Princeton 8 Chris Sailer In 2003, Sailer led her Tigers to a second straight Sailer Year-by- Head Coach national championship despite the loss of seven 22nd season seniors from the year before. Princeton, which won Year its last nine games after starting the year 1-3, won Chris Sailer, whose its last five games of the regular season to earn a Year Overall Ivy Finish 281 career victories are share of the Ivy League title and then outscored 1987 3-9 1-5 T-6th the second-most among two opponents 36-9 to advance to their fourth 1988 7-7 2-4 T-4th active NCAA Division I straight Final Four. There, the Tigers won a tight 1989 14-3 5-1 2nd coaches, is in her 22nd 5-3 defensive battle with top-ranked Loyola in the 1990 14-2 5-1 2nd season at the helm of a Princeton program she semifinals before defeating Virginia in overtime 8-7 1991 11-6 3-3 T-3rd has taken to three NCAA championships, 11 in the title game. 1992 13-4 4-2 .3rd
Princeton Lacrosse national semifinal appearances, 17 NCAA tournament Princeton’s appearance in the NCAA champi- 1993 15-3 5-1 T-1st
appearances Coach Head and nine Ivy League titles. onship game in 2004 was the team’s fourth in a 1994 16-1 6-0 1st The 2008 Tigers won their first 10 games and five-year span. The Tigers, who were ranked No. 1 1995 14-3 5-1 2nd were ranked as high as No. 2 in the nation in mid- every week of the regular season, fashioned their 1996 13-3 6-0 1st season. Princeton won at least 12 games for the first undefeated regular season in team history and 1997 7-7 5-1 T-1st 15th time in the last 17 seasons. the only undefeated regular season in women’s or 1998 12-5 6-1 .2nd Sailer, who took over the Princeton program in men’s Division I lacrosse that year. 1999 12-5 6-1 2nd 1987, has been named the national Coach of the The 2007 Tigers defeated Georgetown on the 2000 15-4 6-1 2nd Year three times and won six Mid-Atlantic regional final day of the regular season and earned their 2001 14-5 6-1 T-1st Coach of the Year awards. Her 281 victories, which 10th straight NCAA bid. Princeton finished 10-7 2002 19-1 7-0 1st rank behind only Navy’s Cindy Timchal among ac- overall and 5-2 in the Ivy League and featured three 2003 16-4 6-1 T-1st tive Division I coaches, also rank among the top 10 All-Americas in Miller, Katie Lewis-Lamonica and 2004 19-1 7-0 1st all-time in NCAA history. Norris Novak. 2005 13-5 6-1 2nd She has coached 20 first-team All-Americas, In 2006, a Princeton team that started as many 2006 12-5 6-1 T-1st 37 first-team All-Ivy League selections, eight Ivy as five freshmen peaked at the right time under 2007 10-7 5-2 3rd League Players of the Year and eight Ivy League Sailer’s leadership. The Tigers first earned a share 2008 12-4 5-2 T-2nd Rookies of the Year. Princeton players won both of the Ivy League title with Cornell before going on Totals 281-95 113-30 the Ivy Player and Rookie of the Year awards three an inspiring NCAA tournament run. First, Princeton straight seasons from 2004-2006. In addition, a stunned second-seeded Virginia in Charlottesville Princeton women’s lacrosse player has won the C. in the first round, avenging an early-season defeat. Chris Sailer... Otto von Kienbusch Award honoring the school’s top Then, the next weekend, the Tigers came from Has led Princeton to three NCAA senior female student-athlete in each of the last behind against archrival Dartmouth in the quar- seven seasons, including Kathleen Miller in 2007. terfinals, only to lose a heartbreaking 7-6 overtime titles (1994, 2002, 2003) Under Sailer’s guidance, Princeton has reached decision to finish the year at 12-6 overall. the NCAA tournament in each of the last 11 sea- In 2005, Tigers won an NCAA tournament game Has a 27-13 record in NCAA sons (1998-2008) and in 16 of the last 17 seasons for the sixth straight year, defeating Maryland in beginning in 1992. The Tigers reached at least the first round, before falling to eventual national tournament games the national semifinals five straight seasons from champion Northwestern in the quarterfinals. 1992-96 and again from 2000-04 and at least the Sailer’s teams have been ranked among the Top Has led Princeton to 11 consecu- quarterfinal round in 16 straight NCAA tournament 10 nationally at some point in the season in each of appearances from 1989-2006. the last 20 years, including appearances at No. 1 in tive NCAA tournaments and 17 In 2002 and 2003, Sailer led the Tigers to back- 1989, 1992, 1994, 1995, 2003, 2004 and 2005, and NCAA appearances overall. to-back NCAA championships and the beginning finished at No. 1 in both 2004 and 2002. of the finest stretch in program history. Princeton In 1993, 1994 and 2000, Sailer was honored by Has led Princeton to nine Ivy became, at the time, just the second team in the her peers as the Division I Coach of the Year, and history of the NCAA championship to win consecu- she has been the Mid-Atlantic Region Coach of League titles tive national titles. the Year six times (1992, 1993, 1994, 2000, 2001 The Tigers’ three-year record from 2002 through and 2002). Has a 110-20 record in Ivy 2004 was an impressive 54-6, including 20-1 in the A 1981 graduate of Harvard, Sailer captained Ivy League. Princeton won 20 straight games in both the lacrosse and field hockey teams. She was League games since 1989 2002-03 and then won a program-record 28 straight a two-time first-team All-Ivy pick in lacrosse and a games from 2003-04, with that streak ending in member of the U.S. national team. Sailer received Is the three-time national Coach an NCAA championship game loss to Virginia at the Radcliffe Alumni Association Award for athletic Princeton Stadium. excellence and leadership her senior year. of the Year The 2002 Tigers won their final 19 games and She is a 1996 inductee into the New England smashed the school record books en route to Lacrosse Hall of Fame and was similarly honored Is the second-winningest active Princeton’s second national title. In addition to the by the Harvard Varsity Club Hall of Fame in 1997 and Division I coach with 281 all-time NCAA championship, the team won its first outright the Haverford (Pa.) High School Sports Hall of Fame Ivy League championship in five seasons and set in 1998. On February 8, 2003, she was inducted into victories program records for wins (19), points (428), goals the Pennsylvania Lacrosse Hall of Fame. (291) and assists (137). Princeton Lacrosse 2008-Updated Player Bios Ashley Amo Courtney Bird Senior • Attack • Ridgewood, N.J. Senior • Midfield • Summit, N.J.
2008 - team tri-captain ... All-America candidate ... has 2008 - has played in nine games ... started against started all 16 games on attack ... leads team with 20 Dartmouth ... scored twice in 15-4 win at Columbia ... assists and ranks second on the team with 44 points ... had an assist in win at Temple ... ground ball and draw fourth in the Ivy League with 1.25 assist/game average control in victory at Brown ... three ground balls and two ... career-high eight points (four goals, four assists) in draw controls on the season. win over James Madison ... also scored four times in 2007 - played in seven games ... scored a goal in 14-5 win at Harvard ... six games with two or more assists ... two goals and three win over Loyola ... had a draw control against Penn State ... picked up a ground assists in win over Rutgers ... also scored twice against Cornell, Columbia, ball against Columbia. Dartmouth and Brown ... a goal and two assists at Temple ... had three assists 2006 - played in three games ... adjusted to a new position on defense for the in big win over Duke. Tigers. 2007 - started all 17 games on attack ... finished fourth on the team with 21 2005 - played in 12 games ... started four games in midseason ... six goals, goals and 32 points ... entered the year with 29 career points in two seasons ... third among freshman players ... scored twice in second career game, a 15-11 scored on impressive 51% (21 of 41) of her shots ... equalled career best with win over Loyola ... also had goals against Penn State, Columbia, Harvard and four goals in win at Cornell ... scored at least two goals six times ... has at least Delaware ... two ground balls in win at Delaware ... eight ground balls and four one goal in 13 of 17 games ... two goals and two assists in win over Columbia ... draw controls on the season. two goals and an assist in win over Loyola ... also scored twice against Johns At Kent Place School - four-year lacrosse letterwinner ... team Most Valu- Hopkins, Penn State and in win at Dartmouth ... had a goal against Virginia in able Player both junior and senior seasons ... played center and attack wing the NCAA tournament. ... a first-team New Jersey All-Independent Schools pick as a senior ... 2006 - finished fifth on the team with 12 goals ... 11 of those goals came in three-team first-team all-conference selection ... also played soccer ... won the last seven games of the season ... started the last five games on attack ... state Scholar-Athlete Award and Citizenship Cup as a senior. played in 14 games overall ... scored three times against Virginia in the NCAA Personal - full name is Courtney Melissa Bird ... daughter of Michael & Susan tournament first round, including first two goals of the second half that gave Bird ... has three younger sisters: Samantha, Georgia & Frances ... Samantha Tigers a 7-2 lead... also had three ground balls in that game ... career-high is a junior lacrosse player at rival Penn ... birthday is Oct. 7, 1985 ... is major- four goals in win at Harvard ... had one goal on the season entering the game ing in art history. ... scored twice in win at Brown April 29 ... had a goal and an assist at Columbia and against Delaware ... has 11 ground balls and four caused turnovers. 2005 - played in 14 games and started three on attack ... finished with 12 goals Bird’s Career Statistics and 15 points for the season ... one of six players with 10 or more goals ... Year Goals Assists Points GB CT DC scored a late goal for Princeton in NCAA quarterfinal against Northwestern ... 2008 2 1 3 3 0 2 first-half goal and draw control in NCAA win over Maryland ... had a big game 2007 1 0 1 1 0 1 in overtime win at Cornell, scoring team-high three goals ... two goals and 2006 0 0 0 0 0 0 two assists in victory over Harvard ... scored goals in five consecutive games 2005 6 0 6 8 2 4 (Columbia, Virginia, Georgetown, Cornell, Temple) in midseason ... also had a Totals 9 1 10 12 2 7 goal at Dartmouth ... had four ground balls on the season. At Ridgewood - scored 157 goals and had 87 assists in three varsity seasons on the lacrosse team ... played attack and midfield ... earned Academic All- America honors both junior and senior seasons ... also a lacrosse All-America senior year ... team won sectional championship her junior year. Personal - full name is Ashley Rosamond Amo ... daughter of Chris and Karen Amo ... has a younger sister Jill, who is a freshman lacrosse player at Boston College ... birthday is Aug. 20, 1986 ... majoring in politics.
Amo’s Career Statistics Year Goals Assists Points GB CT DC 2008 24 20 44 8 7 2 2007 21 11 32 6 1 2 2006 12 2 14 11 4 1 2005 12 3 15 4 1 3 Totals 69 36 105 29 13 8
Ashley Amo Princeton Lacrosse 2008-Updated Player Bios Christine Casaceli Katie Cox Junior • Attack • Longmeadow, Mass. Junior • Midfield • Garden City, N.Y.
2008 - has played in 16 games, starting 14 ... Princeton’s 2008 - team tri-captain ... has started all 16 games ... leading scorer with 34 goals and 45 points ... entered the played defense for much of the season before return- season with 22 goals and 12 assists in first two years ing to midfield in later games ... Ivy League Defensive ... has scored on impressive 57% of shot attempts this Player of the Week April 7 after 9-5 win over Yale ... held year ... seven games with three or more goals, including Bulldogs’ Kat Peetz without a goal in that game ... 13 three straight against Columbia, Yale and Harvard ... also goals and 10 assists this season ... nine goals and six Princeton’s leading scorer in Ivy League play (16 goals, seven assists) ... scored assists in Princeton’s last six games of the regular season ... had total of six four times and had an assist in win over Rutgers ... three goals and an assist at goals and four assists in wins over Temple and Brown in late April ... a goal Temple and against James Madison ... also scored three times in win over Duke and an assist against Dartmouth ... scored twice and had an assist in win over ... two goals and three assists against Cornell ... second on the Tigers with 28 James Madison ... ranks among team leaders with 22 ground balls ... also had ground balls ... also third on the team with 19 caused turnovers. 15 draw controls and 12 caused turnovers. 2007 - played in 16 games, starting five on attack early in the season... 14 2007 - started all 17 games in the midfield ... 14 goals and 25 points both ranked goals tied for fifth on team ... 23 points were sixth on team ... had three three- fifth on the team ... also ranked in the top five on the team in ground balls (24), goal games ... scored three times in 16-14 loss at Duke ... had three goals draw controls (23) and caused turnovers (17) ... had three goals, an assist, three and an assist in Ivy League wins over Cornell and Columbia ... scored twice ground balls and two draw controls in win over Harvard ... two goals, an assist, and added an assist in win at Rutgers ... had a goal and an assist in wins over three ground balls and three caused turnovers against Cornell ... two goals Loyola and Brown ... had at least one point in 11 of her 16 appearances ... also and two assists in win over Brown ... also scored twice in win over Rutgers ... had 12 ground balls, six draw controls and five caused turnovers ... two draw had three assists and three caused turnovers in victory over Temple ... scored controls in win against Harvard. at least one goal nine times and had at least one point 10 times. 2006 - played in 16 of 18 games ... started first three games ... one of nine 2006 - one of two freshmen (along with Holly McGarvie) to start all 18 games players with 11 or more points ... had eight goals and three assists ... also ... sixth on the team with 11 goals and fourth on the team with 18 points ... also picked up 19 ground balls ... eight goals came on just 17 shots ... two goals ranked in the top five on the team in ground balls (29) and caused turnovers (17) in first collegiate game at Johns Hopkins March 4 ... scored huge goal late ... had two assists at Virginia in the NCAA tournament, both on goals by Ashley against Penn to help Tigers defeat Quakers 8-7 ... also had game winner at Amo ... had an assist against Dartmouth in NCAA quarterfinal ... had three Penn State ... two ground balls and three draw controls in win over Columbia games with two goals ... two goals and an assist against both Penn State and March 29 ... also had two goals and an assist in win over Delaware April 25 Yale ... also had two goals against Duke ... had goals in the last two games of ... two assists in win over Brown April 29 .. had three ground balls in NCAA the regular season, against Brown and Maryland ... two assists in win at Loyola quarterfinal at Dartmouth. ... three caused turnovers three times, against Penn State, Columbia and Penn At Longmeadow - An All-America in 2005 ... All-Western Massachusetts pick ... also had four ground balls against the Quakers ... three draw controls and a four times ... four-year letterwinner ... team won four Western Massachusetts goal in her first career game March 4 against Johns Hopkins. titles and state title in 2004 ... state runner up three other times ... also played At Garden City - an All-America and academic All-America pick during her basketball and field hockey ... field hockey team was Western Mass. champions career ... team won state championship and finished 19-2 her senior year ... twice ... four-year honor roll student. also won state title her freshman season ... a four-year member of the Princi- Personal - full name is Christine Marie Casaceli ... daughter of Robert and pal’s List ... also a member of the National Honor Society ... also a three-year Carrie Casaceli ... has younger sister Alexis and younger brother Rocco... letterwinner as a soccer midfielder. birthday is July 3, 1987 ... majoring in politics. Personal - full name is Kathryn Elizabeth Cox ... daughter of Robert and Joan Cox ... has stepbrother Brian Bier, who went to Cornell, and stepsister Emily Bier and twin brother Adam, who is a junior at Trinity ... birthday is Sept. 29, Casaceli’s Career Statistics 1986 ... majoring in politics. Year Goals Assists Points GB CT DC 2008 34 11 45 28 19 12 2007 14 9 23 12 6 5 Cox’s Career Statistics 2006 8 3 11 19 3 5 Year Goals Assists Points GB CT DC Totals 56 23 79 59 28 22 2008 13 10 23 22 12 15 2007 14 11 25 24 17 23 2006 11 7 18 29 17 11 Totals 38 28 66 75 46 49 Princeton Lacrosse 2008-Updated Player Bios Maisie Devine Lizzy Drumm Fr. • Midfield • Baltimore, Md. Fr. • Attack • Westbury, N.Y.
2008 - has played in three games, at Harvard, Temple 2008 - started every game as a freshman ... third on the and Brown ... two shots against the Bears. team with 26 goals ... fourth on the team with 32 points At Roland Park - played four years of lacrosse and field ... team-high 61% shooting percentage (26 goals on just hockey and ran track for four seasons ... team won IAAM 43 shots) ... has scored at least one goal in 14 of the field hockey championship in both 2004 and 2005 ... won team’s 16 games ... two five-goal games this season, in art history award as a senior. a home win against Cornell and a road win at Harvard Personal - full name is Mary Sheehan Devine ... daughter of John and Kelly ... 14 goals in seven Ivy League games ... six games with two or more goals ... Devine ... mother played goalie for the women’s lacrosse team at Loyola Col- had three goals at Temple ... two goals and an assist against Dartmouth and lege ... birthday is May 15, 1988. in win over Virginia ... also scored twice in win over Penn State .. a goal and two assists in win over James Madison. At Friends Academy- a two-time All-America ... scored 280 career goals ... a Devine’s Career Statistics five-year varsity starter ... also a four-time all-county and two-time All-Long Year Goals Assists Points GB CT DC Island selection .... team reached county Class “C” semifinals in 2007 ... an 2008 0 0 0 0 0 0 Academic All-America ... won academic awards in AP French and chemistry ... also a two-time all-state field hockey player ... team won three Long Island Class “C” championships ... played lacrosse and field hockey alongside current Princeton teammate Kristin Morrison. Personal - full name is Elizabeth Hope Drumm ... daughter of Gerard and Jean Drumm ... father is a 1972 Princeton graduate ... has three older Kaitlin Donovan siblings, all of whom graduated from Princeton (Laura ’01, Jed ’05 and Caitlin So. • Attack • Kennett Square, Pa. ’07) ... birthday is June 15, 1989.
2008 - has played in 11 games off the bench ... three goals and two assists this season ... scored big goal Drumm’s Career Statistics late in the game at Penn State that clinched Princeton Year Goals Assists Points GB CT DC victory ... also had goals against Rutgers and Penn ... 2008 26 6 32 5 2 16 had assists at Columbia nad Brown ... four ground balls on the season. 2007 - played in five games ... had three shots and one ground ball ... two shots against Temple ... ground ball against Harvard. Field Hockey - Scored six goals for Ivy champions in 2007 ... started 10 games ... played in 16 games as a freshman for the 2006 Ivy champion Tigers ... scored three goals, including big score in 2-1 victory over Yale. At Unionville - A four-year letterwinner in both lacrosse and field hockey ... team captain for both teams ... lacrosse team was ranked in top 10 in the na- tion as a senior ... a first-team All-America pick ... an all-league and all-area selection in field hockey ... a National Merit Commended Scholar and the president of the school’s chapter of the National Honor Society ... earned Gene Davis Scholar-Athlete Award for all of Chester County. Personal - full name is Kaitlin Louise Donovan ... daughter of John and Katy Donovan ... both parents are 1986 Princeton graduates ... is the oldest of six children ... has three sisters and two brothers ranging in age from 16 to six ... birthday is Sept. 29. 1987 ... undecided on a major.
Donovan’s Career Statistics Year Goals Assists Points GB CT DC 2008 3 2 5 4 1 1 2007 0 0 0 1 0 0 Totals 3 2 5 5 1 1
Lizzy Drumm Princeton Lacrosse 2008-Updated Player Bios Marine Graham Katie Lewis-Lamonica Jr. • Defense • Washington, D.C. Sr. • Midfield • Lawrenceville, N.J.
2008 - started six games on defense before ACL injury Member of United States Elite Team ... a 2008 Tewaara- suffered against Penn April 16 ended season ... had ton Trophy preseason Player to Watch ... ranks eighth six ground balls, four caused turnovers and two draw all-time at Princeton with 136 career goals. controls ... also missed five games in early season due 2008 - has missed Princeton’s last eight games after to stress fracture in foot ... sings the national anthem suffering ACL tear in first half of April 5 game against prior to each Princeton home game. Yale ... was leading Princeton with 19 goals at the time 2007 - played in three games off the bench on defense ... saw action in home of her injury ... had at least one goal in each of her eight games this season ... games against Penn State, Columbia and Brown. tied career high with seven goals in Princeton’s 13-8 win over Duke ... prior to At National Cathedral - an honorable mention All-Metro pick in lacrosse her seven goals in 2007 against Temple, no Tiger player had scored seven in both senior and junior seasons ... also an academic All-America pick ... also a game in 17 seasons ... four goals and two assists in win over Cornell ... also team captain of both the swim and field hockey teams as a senior ... a four- had a pair of goals in wins over Penn State and James Madison ... 10 ground year letterwinner for both of those teams ... broke three school records in balls and eight caused turnovers in eight games. breaststroke events in the pool ... graduated cum laude ... won gold medal in 2007 - a second-team IWLCA/USLacrosse All-America selection National Spanish Contest three times. ... first-team All-Mid-Atlantic region pick ... unanimous first-team Personal - full name is Marine Léa Graham ... daughter of Doug and Christine All-Ivy League choice ... started all 17 games ... led team with 51 goals ... Graham ... father attended the London School of Economics, mother attended second on the team with 57 points ... scored on impressive 56% of her shots The Sorbonne in Paris ... brother Nicolas graduated from Cornell ... brother (51 of 91) ... also led team with 33 caused turnovers and ranked second with 28 Francois attended McGilll ... also has younger brother Thomas ... birthday is ground balls ... scored at least two goals in 14 of 17 games ... had at least one March 22, 1987 ... majoring in politics at Princeton. point in all but one game ... nine games with three or more goals ... career- best seven goals in victory over Temple, the most by a Princeton player since 1990 ... scored team-high five goals (on six shots) in NCAA tournament loss to Graham’s Career Statistics Virginia ... had six goals and an assist in early-season win at Rutgers ... scored Year Goals Assists Points GB CT DC four times in win over Georgetown, including two straight goals in the second 2008 0 0 0 6 4 2 half that gave Princeton the lead for good ... also had four goals and an assist 2007 0 0 0 0 0 0 in win at Cornell ... three goals and two assists at Duke ... also scored three Totals 0 0 0 6 4 2 times against Johns Hopkins, Loyola, Dartmouth and Maryland ... Ivy League Offensive Player of the Week March 12 ... had at least two caused turnovers in each of the last seven games of the regular season, including nine in two games against Maryland and Georgetown ... had four ground balls and three caused turnovers at Yale ... five caused turnovers and four ground balls against Maryland ... also ranked among team leaders with 18 draw controls. Cindy Kroll 2006 - a first-team All Mid-Atlantic regional pick ... a second-team All-Ivy choice Fr. • Defense • Baltimore, Md. ... led the Tigers with 38 goals ... finished second on the team with 45 points and 26 draw controls ... started all 18 games ... scored a goal in every game 2008 - has played in one game ... had a ground ball at but one, including each of the last 12 games ... had team-high four goals at Brown. Virginia in the NCAA tournament, including game winner with 2:14 left ... also At Bryn Mawr - a first-team all-city selection by the had three ground balls in that game, including final one with less than minute Baltimore Sun in both 2006 and 2007 ... also a conference left ... two or more points 13 times, including eight of the last 10 games ... also all-star in 2007 ... a two-time Academic All-American had two or more draw controls eight times ... tied career high with five goals in ... team captain as a senior ... also played soccer and win over Delaware April 25 ... named Ivy League Offensive Player of the Week basketball ... member of the cum laude society ... won the Deering Award for May 8 ... team-high three goals, including late game winner, against Maryland excellence in English ... a Maryland Distinguished Scholar honorable mention May 3 ... also had three goals in wins over Penn, Yale and Loyola ... two goals student. six other times ... converted on five of 11 free-position attempts ... four draw Personal - full name is Cynthia Laura Kroll ... daughter of Steven and Madlyn controls against Duke ... four games with two caused turnovers. Kroll ... both parents are Maryland graduates ... has a younger brother Joey 2005 - the Ivy League Rookie of the Year ... a second-team All-Ivy pick ... a ... birthday is April 22, 1989. first-team All Mid-Atlantic regional choice ... second on the Tigers with 28 goals and fifth on the team with 33 points ... also second on the team with 28 Kroll’s Career Statistics draw controls, including three in NCAA quarterfinal game at Northwestern ... started all 18 games ... scored at least one goal in 13 games, including last Year Goals Assists Points GB CT DC seven of the regular season ... 18 goals in final eight games of the season ... 2008 0 0 0 1 0 0 season-high five goals, on five shots, in overtime loss at Maryland ... two goals and an assist in NCAA win over Terps ... team-high three goals at Dartmouth ... also scored three times in wins against Harvard and Penn ... three goals and an assist in overtime win over Georgetown. Princeton Lacrosse 2008-Updated Player Bios
At The Lawrenceville School - scored more than 200 goals in four-year career Caroline Markowitz at midfield ... voted school’s Best Female Athlete as a senior ... a two-time All- Fr. • Attack • Baltimore, Md. America (2003 and 2004) ... three-time all-county selection ... scored 74 goals as a senior for undefeated state champion ... team also won state title in 2001 2008 -has played in 11 games on attack as a key player ... 52 goals as a junior and 50 as a sophomore ... also the school record-holder off the bench ... three goals this season ... scored in in the 55-meter dash indoors (7.1). back-to-back appearances against Columbia and Har- Personal - full name is Mary Katherine Lewis-Lamonica ... daughter of Charlie vard ... also had a goal in win over Rutgers ... three draw & Sally Lewis-Lamonica ... has older sister Emily, who graduated from Brown controls in victory at Brown ... had a caused turnover in 2006 and ran track for the Bears ... birthday is Feb. 1, 1986 ... majoring in against James Madison. Princeton’s Woodrow Wilson School of Public & International Affairs. At Garrison Forest -an all-county selection and team captain ... earned league all-star honors ... played mostly midfield ... earned four letters in lacrosse, basketball and field hockey ... was also an all-county and all-metro pick and Lewis-Lamonica’s Career Statistics team captain in field hockey ... lacrosse team made “B” conference final in Year Goals Assists Points GB CT DC 2007 and 2006 ... also a member of cum laude society. 2008 19 2 21 10 8 1 Personal - full name is Caroline Frieda Markowitz ... daughter of Jay and 2007 51 6 57 28 33 18 Susan Markowitz ... has younger brother Jonathan and younger sister Sarah 2006 38 7 45 27 14 26 ... birthday is August 28, 1989. 2005 28 5 33 28 19 28 Totals 136 20 156 93 74 73 Markowitz’s Career Statistics Year Goals Assists Points GB CT DC 2008 3 0 3 0 1 5 Caity Manzo Jr. • Defense • Pittsburgh, Pa. Kaitlyn Mauritz 2008 - has started every game but one on defense ... had Fr. • Attack • Andover, Mass. played attack earlier in her career ... 23 ground balls and 2008 - saw action in 15-2 win at Brown April 26. 11 caused turnovers this season ... seven games with at At Groton - A second-team All-America pick in 2007 ... least two ground balls ... four games with at least two scored more than 225 career goals ... also team captain caused turnovers ... had three ground balls and three as a senior ... played four years of lacrosse and also five caused turnovers in win at Temple. years of both field hockey and ice hockey ... was also 2007 - played in five games ... had two ground balls and two draw controls ... team captain in both of those sports ... a first-team all- ground ball and draw control in win over Brown ... draw control a day earlier league choice in field hockey ... won coaches award on the ice ... was a nominee against Columbia ... switched to defense from attack prior to the season. for the Morehead-Cain Scholarship. 2006 - saw action in two games on attack. Personal - full name is Kaitlyn Jamie Mauritz ... daughter of Jamie James and At Mt. Lebanon - played lacrosse for four years ... earned All-America honors Peter Mauritz ... both parents went to Bucknell, as did older brother Nicholas ... as a senior on attack and honorable mention All-America honors as a junior also has older brother Tim, a senior at Bucknell, and a six-year-old stepsister ... also a two-time academic All-America and all-WPIAL selection ... Most Caroline ... birthday is Sept. 23, 1988. Valuable Player of the MSLA championship game ... a member of the MSLA all-tournament team in 2005 ... team won WPIAL and MSLA titles twice ... also a member of the National Honor Society ... three-year soccer letterwinner. Mauritz’s Career Statistics Personal - full name is Caitlin Elizabeth Manzo ... daughter of Mike and Kathy Year Goals Assists Points GB CT DC Manzo ... father and older sisters Maggie and Mary Pat all graduated from 2008 0 0 0 0 0 0 Princeton ... father was a first-team All-Ivy player and third-team All-America in lacrosse in 1970 ... older brother Vince attended Kenyon ... birthday is Aug. 2, 1986 ... majoring in history.
Manzo’s Career Statistics Year Goals Assists Points GB CT DC 2008 0 0 0 23 11 7 2007 0 0 0 2 0 2 2006 0 0 0 0 0 0 Totals 0 0 0 25 11 9 Princeton Lacrosse 2008-Updated Player Bios
Holly McGarvie the 800 meter run ... a two-time All-America and all-state pick as a center back Jr. • Midfield • Medford, N.J. in field hockey ... 4X800 relay team won state title in 2003 ... also a member of the National Honor Society. All-America candidate ... one of 18 nominees for the Personal - full name is Holly Laraine McGarvie ... daughter of Paul and Carolyn Tewaaraton Trophy honoring the national player of the McGarvie ... has older sister Heather, who went to Moravian, and younger sister year. Laurel ... birthday is April 7, 1987 ... majoring in anthropology. 2008 - started all 16 games ... second on the team with 31 goals and third on the team with 41 points ... leads Tigers and ranks among Ivy League leaders in ground McGarvie’s Career Statistics balls (39), draw controls (38) and caused turnovers (24) ... has scored a goal Year Goals Assists Points GB CT DC in every game but one ... had a 25-game point-scoring streak snapped April 2008 31 10 41 39 24 38 2 at Columbia ... seven games with at least three ground balls this season ... 2007 23 14 37 22 20 37 six games with at least two caused turnovers ... five games with at least four 2006 22 6 28 46 20 44 draw controls ... Ivy League Offensive Player of the Week May 5 ... had three Totals 76 30 106 107 64 119 goals against Maryland and two goals against Georgetown ... forced to leave Georgetown game midway through second half due to injury ... had four goals and four assists in win at Harvard ... also scored four times against Johns Marie McKenna Hopkins ... three goals and an assist against Cornell and Brown ... five ground Jr. • Defense • Glenside, Pa. balls and four caused turnovers against Dartmouth ... five ground balls and three caused turnovers in win over Rutgers. 2007 - an honorable mention All-Ivy League selection ... started all 17 games 2008 - started every game on defense ... leads start- ... led Princeton with 37 draw controls ... ranks third on the team with 23 goals ing defenders with 22 caused turnovers and 25 ground and 37 points ... second on the team with 20 caused turnovers ... scored 14 balls ... eight games with at least two caused turnovers, points (nine goals, five assists) in the last four games of the regular season ... including each of her last four games ... seven games four goals against both Columbia and Brown ... named the Ivy League Offensive with at least two ground balls ... three ground balls and Player of the Week April 30 ... had a goal and three assists at Maryland and two two caused turnovers at Georgetown ... 11 draw controls, including three at assists in win over Georgetown ... scored a goal and had two draw controls in Harvard. NCAA loss at Virginia ... had at least two draw controls 11 times in 17 games 2007 - started the final six games on defense after returning from offseason ... five draw controls in win at Cornell ... four draw controls three other times knee injury ... first start came at Dartmouth April 21 ... played in 11 games ... four games with three caused turnovers ... had three goals and an assist in overall ... had 12 ground balls, nine draw controls and and four caused turn- win over Harvard ... game-winning overtime goal in season-opening victory overs in those six starts ... had a strong game in the NCAA tournament against against Johns Hopkins ... had four ground balls in addition to an assist against Virginia, collecting three draw controls and two ground balls ... four ground Penn State. balls and two caused turnovers in win over Dartmouth. 2006 - the Ivy League Rookie of the Year ... a second-team All-Ivy pick ... one of 2006 - played in all 18 games ... started 11 of the first 12 games on defense two freshmen (along with Katie Cox) to start all 18 games ... led the team with before coming off the bench in final six games ... among team leaders with 23 46 ground balls and 44 draw controls ... also third on the team with 22 goals ground balls ... also had nine caused turnovers and six draw controls ... had and 28 points ... led the team with 20 free-position shots ... terrific all-around four ground balls, two draw controls and a caused turnover in her first career game at Virginia in the NCAA tournament, grabbing four ground balls and game, at Johns Hopkins March 4 ... two ground balls and two caused turnovers two draw controls and causing three turnovers ... scored game-tying goal at at Loyola March 8 ... three ground balls against both Columbia and Yale. Dartmouth that sent NCAA quarterfinal game to overtime ... had five or more At Penn Charter - team MVP, first-team all-league and an honorable mention draw controls in a game four times ... six games with two or more goals ... All-America pick as a senior ... honored with Penn Charter Alumni Award, given named Ivy League Offensive Player of the Week April 3 ... had four goals, three to one senior on the basis of scholarship, leadership and character ... scored ground balls, six draw controls and three caused turnovers at Columbia, then 63 goals and had 40 assists in 2005 ... had 56 goals and 24 assists as a junior ... had five draw controls and two more goals in big win over Cornell three days a first-team all-league pick ... also an all-league pick in both field hockey and later ... also scored four times at Temple April 4 ... three goals in victory over basketball ... field hockey team was two-time Inter-Ac League champions. Penn April 19 ... six draw controls, four ground balls and two goals in 13-11 Personal - full name is Marie Kind McKenna ... daughter of Mark and Laura loss to Duke April 12 ... two goals and two assists in win at Harvard. McKenna ... father is a doctor, mother is a nurse ... brother Dan graduated Field Hockey - a second-team all-league pick in 2007 ... nine goals were second from Princeton in 2004, brother Michael graduated in 2006 ... both brothers on the team ... helped Tigers to third straight Ivy title and NCAA play-in berth played water polo for the Tigers ... also has younger sister Anne ... birthday is ... a first-team All-Ivy and all-region pick in 2006 ... led Tigers in scoring with Feb, 23, 1987 ... majoring in history. 20 points ... tied a program record with nine points at Cornell ... helped Tigers to Ivy title and NCAA first round win over Old Dominion ... started all 18 games as a freshman in 2005 ... helped Tigers to NCAA tournament and Ivy title. McKenna’s Career Statistics At Shawnee - named the Camden Courier Post’s area “Athlete of the Year” Year Goals Assists Points GB CT DC following her senior year of high school ... the valedictorian of her class at 2008 0 0 0 25 22 11 Shawnee ... also a track star in addition to her lacrosse and field hockey ac- 2007 0 0 0 10 4 6 colades ... played center position in lacrosse ... finished second in the state in 2006 0 0 0 23 9 6 Totals 0 0 0 58 35 23 Princeton Lacrosse 2008-Updated Player Bios Nellie Morris Alison Murray Fr. • Midfield • Princeton, N.J. Sr. • Attack • Bryn Mawr, Pa.
2008 -has seen action in one game, at Brown April 26 2008 - has played both attack and defense this season ... had a ground ball against the Bears. ... played in 13 games, starting 12 ... six goals and five At Lawrenceville -scored impressive 184 goals in four assists as an attacker ... also has 14 ground balls and varsity seasons ... a three-time NJISAA first-team pick ... ranks among team leaders with 14 draw controls ... led team to state Prep A title in 2007 with 49 goals and 26 scored twice against James Madison and Dartmouth ... assists ... also played for undefeated state champion as a had two assists at Harvard ... a goal and an assist in win freshman in 2004 ... scored 63 goals as a junior and 56 as a sophomore ... also over Virginia ... two or more ground balls four times, including three at Temple played field hockey and basketball ..a high honors and dean’s list student. ... three caused turnovers in addition to a goal in victory over Yale. Personal - full name is Janelle Sawin Morris ... daughter of John and Suzy 2007 - played in 16 games ... started first four games ... had five goals and Morris ... both parents are Bucknell graduates ... brother Logan is a junior at three assists ... scored twice at Duke ... finished among team leaders with Bucknell ... also has younger sisters Catharyn and Annie ... birthday is Nov. 17 draw controls ... had six games with two or more draw controls, including 4, 1989. three against Loyola ... also had goals against Loyola, Virginia and Cornell in three-game stretch in late March ... had a draw control against Virginia in the NCAA tournament. Morris’s Career Statistics 2006 - Played in 13 games, starting seven ... exploded offensively late in the Year Goals Assists Points GB CT DC season, scoring nine goals and adding four assists in Princeton’s last five games 2008 0 0 0 1 0 0 ... scored three times in NCAA quarterfinal at Dartmouth, including team’s first two goals and second-half goal that pulled Tigers within one ... also had two draw controls and a caused turnover in that game ... a goal and two assists in Kristin Morrison NCAA first round win over Virginia ... had 10 goals and five assists for the season ... also ranked among team leaders with 19 draw controls ... moved to an attack So. • Attack • Manhasset, N.Y. position after playing defense as a freshman ... two goals and an assist against 2008 - has played in 11 games ... started at Brown ... both Maryland and Brown ... had five draw controls and a caused turnover eight goals and three assists this season ... two goals against the Bears ... four ground balls and two caused turnovers against the three times, against Rutgers, Columbia and Temple ... Terps ... also had a goal in the win over Delaware ... first career goal, as well as had a goal and an assist against Maryland ... goal was an assist, in win at Penn State March 18 ... also had two draw controls in that spectacular fast-break score in first half ... also had game ... three draw controls and two ground balls at Georgetown. a goal win over Yale ... five ground balls and two draw 2005 - started 11 games on defense ... played in 14 games ... missed time in controls on the season. midseason due to stress fracture but returned for late-season games ... played 2007 - played in 14 games and started seven, including six of the final seven entire second half in NCAA tournament victory over Maryland ... had Princeton games of the season ... had 11 goals and two assists ... season-high five goals season-high seven ground balls in Tiger win over Delaware ... finished the year against Harvard ... entered the game with five goals on the season ... had two with 24 ground balls ... six games with two or more ground balls ... also had goals and an assist in win at Rutgers and also scored twice against Temple ... eight caused turnovers and nine draw controls. also had three draw controls at Rutgers ... had an assist against Virginia in the At Episcopal Academy - a two-time All-America and two-time All Inter-Ac NCAA tournament ... five ground balls and four draw controls on the season. League selection ... also earned All-Main Line honors twice ... team captain At Friends Academy - A prolific scorer in five years with the varsity program ... senior year ... team won three league titles and was ranked fifth nationally scored 275 goals, including more than 60 three consecutive years ... had more junior year ... also school’s career record-holder for starts by a goalie in soccer than 400 points in her career ... the Most Valuable Player for her team four and an all-league point guard in basketball. straight years ... a five-time all-county selection ... had more than 350 ground Personal - full name is Alison Elizabeth Murray ... daughter of Jim & Margo balls ... also played field hockey ... team won Nassau County championship in Murray ... has older brothers Brian (graduated from NYU) and Adam, who 2003 and 2005 and reached county championship in 2002. graduated from Duke ... birthday is July 18, 1986 ... a politics major. Personal - full name is Kristin Anne Morrison ... daughter of Dr. John and Susan Morrison ... father is an orthopedic surgeon; mother is a nurse ... father, Alison Murray’s Career Statistics brother John and sister Erin all went to Georgetown ... brother Ryan played Year Goals Assists Points GB CT DC lacrosse at Washington College and was also an assistant coach there ... born 2008 6 5 11 14 6 14 Sept. 23, 1987. 2007 5 3 8 4 1 17 2006 10 5 15 13 5 19 2005 0 0 0 24 9 8 Morrison’s Career Statistics Totals 21 13 34 55 21 58 Year Goals Assists Points GB CT DC 2008 8 3 11 5 0 2 2007 11 2 13 5 2 4 Totals 19 5 24 10 2 6 Princeton Lacrosse 2008-Updated Player Bios Anne Murray Norris Novak Jr. • Attack • Pittsburgh, Pa. Sr. • Defense • Baltimore, Md.
2008 - has played in every game but one this season Team captain in 2008 ... an All-America and all-region ... started against Penn State and Temple ... two goals candidate on defense. and two assists for Princeton against Dartmouth April 2008 - started every game on defense for the second 19 ... also had a goal in win at Harvard ... three games straight season ... leader of defense that ranks among (Duke, JMU, Temple) with two ground balls ... also has top 10 national in goals allowed per game ... 28 ground six draw controls this season. balls ranks second on the team ... also has 10 caused 2007 - played in all 17 games ... started against Temple, Harvard and Penn ... turnovers and seven draw controls ... first career assist came in win at Temple had five goals and an assist ... scored eight-meter goal against Brown ... 12 April 23 ... eight games with at least two ground balls ... four ground balls ground balls and nine draw controls ... three games apiece with two or more against Yale, Dartmouth and Maryland ... three ground balls against Johns ground balls and draw controls ... had a goal and an assist in win over Columbia Hopkins and Harvard ... two caused turnovers in a game three times, agains ... also scored goals against Rutgers, Loyola and at Maryland ... two ground Rutgers, Yale and Dartmouth. balls apiece against Penn State, Harvard and Penn ... two draw controls against 2007 - earned third-team IWLCA/USLacrosse All-America honors ... a first- Columbia ... two caused turnovers in win at Cornell. team All-Mid-Atlantic region selection ... also a first-team All-Ivy choice ... 2006 - Played in eight games off the bench ... big game at Brown in late April, started all 17 games on defense ... finished among team leaders with 27 ground scoring twice in the second half ... also had three ground balls and two draw balls and 16 caused turnovers ... had at least one ground ball in 13 of 17 games controls in that game ... scored goals against Columbia and Penn State earlier ... five ground balls and two caused turnovers at Maryland ... two ground balls in the season ... had six ground balls and two draw controls for the season ... and two caused turnovers in win at Dartmouth ... 12 games with at least one saw action in first collegiate game March 4 at Johns Hopkins. caused turnover ... had two ground balls, a draw control and a caused turnover At Mt. Lebanon - a prolific scorer ... had 169 goals and 61 assists in her final in the NCAA tournament against Virginia. two years of high school ... scored 91 goals as a junior and 78 as a senior ... a 2006 - Earned second-team all-region honors ... started last 13 games and first-team All-America and academic All-America as well as team captain as played in all 18 games ... ranked third on the team with 34 ground balls ... had a senior and a junior ... team was undefeated and won Midwest championship 10 ground balls in her last four games ... also among team leaders with 17 (23-0) in 2004 ... team was 21-2 and won Midwest title in 2005 ... an honorable caused turnovers, including seven in the last four games ... two caused turn- mention All-America as a sophomore ... team’s Rookie of the Year as a fresh- overs in win over Virginia in NCAA tournament ... six games last season with man ... scored 33 goals as a freshman and 31 as a sophomore. two or more caused turnovers ... 12 games with two or more ground balls ... Personal - full name is Anne Elizabeth Murray ... is one of nine children (five four ground balls and two caused turnovers in win at Temple ... three ground female, four male) ... birthday is Nov. 13, 1986 ... majoring in history. balls and two key late caused turnovers against Maryland May 3 ... also had three ground balls at Brown ... came off the bench in first five games before entering starting lineup against Virginia March 25. Anne Murray’s Career Statistics 2005 - Started final 12 games of her freshman season ... played in 15 games ... Year Goals Assists Points GB CT DC had 19 ground balls on the season ... three ground balls against both Virginia 2008 3 2 5 9 1 6 and Brown ... two caused turnovers in NCAA tournament game against North- 2007 5 1 6 12 7 9 western ... two ground balls in six different games ... also two caused turnovers 2006 4 0 4 6 1 2 in overtime victory at Cornell ... 10 caused turnovers on the season. Totals 12 3 15 27 9 17 At Bryn Mawr - four-year letterwinner in lacrosse on defense ... also played field hockey ... four-year honor roll student ... club team defeated Australian Under-19 national team to win National Draw Tournament. Personal - full name is Norris Ann Patterson Novak ... daughter of David & Ginger Novak ... has sister Ginna and brother Matt, who graduated from Van- derbilt ... birthday is Dec. 13, 1985 ... a politics major.
Novak’s Career Statistics Year Goals Assists Points GB CT DC 2008 0 1 1 28 10 7 2007 0 0 0 27 16 9 2006 0 0 0 34 17 9 2005 0 0 0 19 10 6 Totals 0 1 1 108 53 31
Norris Novak Princeton Lacrosse 2008-Updated Player Bios Kaitlyn Perrelle Kristin Schwab So. • Goalie • Lagrangeville, N.Y. Jr. • Midfield • Baltimore, Md.
2008 - started each of Princeton’s first 15 games in 2008 - has played in 14 games, starting 13 ... missed goal ... did not play in regular-season finale against Dartmouth and Temple games with ankle injury suffered Georgetown ... ranks among national top 10 with 7.73 against Harvard ... returned to starting lineup at Brown goals-against average ... won first nine decisions this ... 14 goals and nine assists this season ... ranks among year before Tigers fell to Penn April 16 ... has played 676 team leaders with 22 ground balls, 21 draw controls and of a possible 960 minutes in goal for Princeton ... season- 13 caused turnovers ... had 10 draw controls in the first high nine saves in 19-10 win over Cornell ... seven saves in win at Temple ... three games of the season ... three goals and an assist in wins over Rutgers six saves against Johns Hopkins, Duke, JMU, Virginia and Yale ... Ivy League and Cornell ... two goals and two assists in win over James Madison ... also Defensive Player of the Week March 24 ... had 12 saves and allowed a total of scored twice in win at Columbia ... a goal and two assists in return to lineup just 13 goals in wins over JMU and then-No. 2 Virginia a week earlier. against Brown ... had three draw controls against JMU and Columbia and a pair 2007 - played in every game in goal ... started 13 of the last 14 games ... a of draw controls in regular-season finale against Georgetown ... also scored 9.34 goals-against average in 763 minutes of action ... .420 save percentage a goal against the Hoyas. ... two games with double-digit save totals ... big 10-save performance in key 2007 - started all 17 games in the midfield ... led Princeton with 32 ground win over Georgetown in regular-season finale ... stopped three eight-meter balls ... also had 13 goals and six assists ... one of eight Princeton players shots in that game ... had 12 saves in 6-5 loss at Yale in April ... an 8-6 record with 11 or more goals ... 19 points ranked seventh on the team ... had at least overall in 14 decisions ... had seven saves against Virginia, Dartmouth and at one ground ball in every game but two ... six games with at least three ground Maryland ... six saves against Duke and Penn State ... Duke performance was balls ... second on the team behind Holly McGarvie with 31 draw controls ... in a reserve role. three goals and an assist in win at Dartmouth ... two goals against Georgetown Field Hockey - started all 18 games on defense for Ivy champs in 2007 ... also in regular-season finale, including late goal that made it 11-10 Princeton, in had three goals and four assists ... the Ivy League Rookie of the Year in 2006 ... addition to three ground balls ... also scored twice against Columbia ... a goal a second-team All Mid-Atlantic regional pick for 3 the Ivy champions ... started and an assist against Virginia ... had four ground balls against Loyola ... four all 17 games on defense ... a second-team All-Ivy pick ... led a defense that draw controls five times, including in NCAA tournament against Virginia ... two allowed just six goals in seven league games. caused turnovers against Temple. At Hotchkiss - won Gross Award honoring athlete who contributed most to the 2006 - Had terrific freshman season cut short when she suffered a torn ACL athletic program through ability, enthusiasm, and sportsmanship ... a lacrosse against Virginia March 25 ... scored 13 goals on just 15 shots in her first five goalie and field hockey defender/midfielder ... had 51 career goals in field games ... scored at least twice in each of the first five games of the season hockey and tied school record with five goals in a game ... a first-team field ... four goals at Penn State ... three goals at Georgetown ... two goals apiece hockey All-America ... team MVP and captain ... team won four New England against Johns Hopkins, Loyola and Duke ... also had 10 ground balls, four and league championships and lost three games in four seasons ... captain caused turnovers and six draw controls in six games. of lacrosse team that won league championship in 2006 ... won state German Field Hockey - had two goals and four assists while starting all 18 games for Award twice and Hotchkiss architecture prize. Ivy champions in 2007 ... earned second-team All-Ivy honors ... returned from Personal - full name is Kaitlyn Eileen Perrelle ... daughter of Neal and Kath- lacrosse injury to play in nine games for 2006 Ivy champions ... started seven of leen Perrelle ... has sister Juliet and brothers Ben, Jeremy and Jon ... Jon those games ... had three goals on the season ... made 15 starts as a freshman graduated from Penn in 2006 ... hobbies include snowboarding and surfing in 2005 ... scored two goals for Ivy championship squad. ... born Feb. 4, 1988. At Friends - a second-team All-Metro pick in lacrosse as a senior ... All- America pick in 2005 ... Tewaaraton High School Player to Watch last season ... also earned Academic All-America honors ... named the 2004 All-Metro/ Perrelle’s Career Statistics All-City Player of the Year in field hockey ... played both midfield and attack Year Saves Save% GAA GB CT DC ... was her team’s leading scorer in both her junior and senior seasons (2003 2008 65 .428 7.73 19 4 0 and 2004) ... a two-time first-team all-state and first-team all-metro pick ... a 2007 86 .420 9.35 13 2 0 three-time first-team All-City/County choice. Totals 151 .425 8.77 32 6 0 Personal - full name is Kristin Elise Schwab ... parents are Paul and Sally Schwab ... has a younger brother Andrew ... birthday is Sept. 25, 1987 ... major- ing in ecology and evolutionary biology.
Schwab’s Career Statistics Year Goals Assists Points GB CT DC 2008 14 9 23 22 13 21 2007 13 6 19 32 11 31 2006 13 0 13 10 4 6 Totals 40 15 55 64 28 58 Princeton Lacrosse 2008-Updated Player Bios
Sarah Steele Erin Tochihara Jr. • Attack • Longmeadow, Mass. Fr. • Goalie • Englewood, Colo.
2008 - has played in six games off the bench on attack 2008 - earned first career start in goal in regular- ... scored goals in each of her last three appearances season finale against Georgetown ... had eight saves, ... huge goal against Georgetown tied the game at 8-8 including seven in the second half, against the Hoyas with 11 minutes left ... also had goals against Temple ... also had three ground balls and a caused turnover and Brown ... three draw controls and one ground ball ... has played in 10 games overall ... five saves against on the season. Maryland while playing final 42 minutes of that game 2007 - played in six games ... had two ground balls and one shot ... collected ... played entire second half of games agianst Rutgers, Penn State, Columbia ground balls against Harvard and Columbia ... shot came at Cornell. and Brown ... had six saves against Rutgers and four in just 13 minutes against 2006 - Played in six games ... three goals on the season ... scored against James Madison ... allowed just two goals and had three saves in second half Columbia, Cornell and Dartmouth ... seven shots last season ... also had three of 7-6 win at Penn State ... named Ivy League Defensive Player of the Week ground balls. the following Monday. At Loomis Chaffee - a two-time All-America in both lacrosse and soccer ... At Kent Denver - an All-America, all-state and all-league selection at goalie scored 179 goals in three seasons of lacrosse, including 65 as a senior and ... also earned Academic All-American honors ... team won Colorado state 61 as a sophomore ... a New England All-Star three times ... scored 53 goals championship in 2005. and had 22 assists in two seasons of soccer ... school’s outstanding female Personal - full name is Erin Jean Tochihara ... daughter of Allen and Susan athlete in both 2005 and 2004 ... soccer team won two New England Prep A Tochihara ... brother Ryan graduated from Colgate in 2006 ... birthday is Oct. championships ... high honor student 14, 1988 ... interests include golf, rock climbing and playing the piano. Personal - full name is Sarah Phoebe Steele ... daughter of Richard and Carol Steele ... has older sister Emily, who graduated from Trinity ... also has brother Jack, a freshman lacrosse player at Dartmouth, and sister Hannah ... birthday Tochihara’s Career Statistics is Nov. 2, 1987 ... majoring in history. Year Saves Save% GAA GB CT DC 2008 30 .405 9.28 13 3 0
Steele’s Career Statistics Year Goals Assists Points GB CT DC 2008 3 0 3 1 0 3 2007 0 0 0 2 0 0 Eloise Ughetta 2006 3 0 3 3 0 0 Fr. • Defense • New York, N.Y. Totals 6 0 6 6 0 3 2008 - has seen action in two games off the bench, at Harvard and Brown. At Deerfield - won Deerfield Cup as student who best Emily Tiernan represents the ideals of Deerfield in sports, academics So. • Defense • Chevy Chase, Md. and life ... three letters in lacrosse ... team captain .. 2008 - saw action off the bench at Brown. winner of the Coaches Cup ... also earned four letters 2007 - saw action against both Columbia and Brown ... in basketball ... team captain senior year ... played defense for the field hockey had a caused turnover against the Bears. team. Personal At Holton-Arms - A three-sport star (field hockey, ice - full name is Eloise Anderson Ughetta ... daughter of Bill and Margie hockey, lacrosse) ... three-year starter in lacrosse ... Ughetta ... parents are both 1982 Princeton graduates ... has three younger
earned all-county and Academic All-America honors ... brothers—George, Charlie and William ... birthday is April 21, 1989. team MVP in both field hockey and ice hockey ... an all-state ice hockey player and all-league in field hockey ... four-year starter in ice hockey ... also played for Washington Pride club ice hockey team ... captain for that squad ... class Ughetta’s Career Statistics president for six years. Year Goals Assists Points GB CT DC 2008 0 0 0 0 0 0 Personal - full name is Emily Jeanne Tiernan ...daughter of Ray and Dr. Linda Tiernan ... mother is a cardiologist ... father is an attorney ... father played hockey at Brown ... sister Lizzie is a senior at Davidson ... has younger brothers John and Mike ... birthday is Nov. 21, 1987.
Tiernan’s Career Statistics Year Goals Assists Points GB CT DC 2008 0 0 0 0 0 0 2007 0 0 0 0 1 0 Totals 0 0 0 0 1 0 Princeton Lacrosse 2008-Updated Player Bios Sarah Vance So. • Defense • Lexington, Va.
2008 - has played in three games on defense off the bench ... had a ground ball in win over Brown ... also saw action against Rutgers and Columbia. 2007 - played in four games ... saw action in both games of the Columbia/Brown weekend April 27-28. At Episcopal - Four-year starter for lacrosse team ... captain senior year for state champions ... team also won district and region titles in 2003 ... also ran cross country for three years and played guard on the basketball team ... named a Lettie-Pate Evans Scholar and high school Academic All-America ... attended Rockbridge County H.S. in 2002-03. Personal - full name is Sarah Theresa Vance ... daughter of Dan and Kathleen Vance ... sister Lauren was the 2006 Ivy League Co-Player of the Year and a three-time All-America defender at Princeton ... also has younger brother Michael ... birthday is June 29, 1987.
Vance’s Career Statistics Year Goals Assists Points GB CT DC 2008 0 0 0 1 0 0 2007 0 0 0 0 0 0 Totals 0 0 0 1 0 0
Jenna Washabaugh So. • Mid. • Lower Gywnedd, Pa.
2008 - has played in 15 games, starting nine, including each of the last six ... Princeton’s main specialist on draw controls ... has collected 16 draws on the season herself, including four against Temple and three at Harvard ... also has four goals and an assist ... two goals at Brown ... also scored in second half at Georgetown and against Columbia ... has six ground balls and four caused turnovers this season. 2007 - played in seven games ... scored two goals in win over Harvard April 14 ... had Princeton season-high seven draw controls in 16-14 loss at Duke March 11 ... also had three caused turnovers in victory over Harvard ... finished the year with 10 draw controls and two ground balls. At Germantown Academy - A two-time first-team All-Inter Ac league pick in lacrosse ... team captain senior year ... an all-area pick in 2006 and honorable mention All-America in 2005 ... team’s most valuable offensive player that year ... team won Inter AC title in 2004 and 2005 ... also a basketball player and cross country runner ... first-team all-state in cross country and most valuable defensive player in basketball. Personal - full name is Jenna Marie Washabaugh .. daughter of Micheal and Lisa Washabaugh ... mother is a physical therapist ... brother Kyle is a senior men’s lacrosse player at Yale ... birthday is April 1, 1988.
Washabaugh’s Career Statistics Year Goals Assists Points GB CT DC 2008 4 1 5 6 4 16 2007 2 0 2 2 3 10 Totals 6 1 7 8 7 26