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2018 FIELD HOCKEY IN REVIEW Final Standings CAA GF GA Overall GF GA Delaware 6-0 25 9 13-7 62 34 William & Mary 5-1 19 11 12-8 54 50 Northeastern 4-2 21 14 8-11 45 49 Drexel 2-4 12 17 9-9 46 49 James Madison 2-4 18 18 6-12 45 65 Hofstra 2-4 7 18 5-13 27 63 Towson 0-6 7 22 1-17 19 67 2018 CAA Field Hockey Championship (at University of Delaware - Newark, Del.) Semifinals (November 2) #1 Delaware 8, #4 James Madison 1 #2 William & Mary 2, #3 Northeastern 0 Championship (November 4) #2 William & Mary 3, #1 Delaware 2 (ot) CAA All-Tournament Team: Julia Gluyas, NU; Cassidy Goodwin, WM; *Estelle Hughes, WM; Kimi Jones, WM; Ongeziwe Mali, JMU; Kara McClure, JMU; Greta Nauck, Delaware; Sydney Rhodes, Delaware; Femke Strien, Delaware; Ffion Thompson, NU; Christie van de Kamp, WM Tournament MOP: Estelle Hughes, William & Mary First Team All-CAA: Tess Bernheimer, Drexel; June Curry-Lindahl, NU; Lotte de Koning, Delaware; Lisa Giezeman, Delaware; Estelle Hughes, WM; Laura MacLachlan, NU; Corey Mayer, JMU; Greta Nauck, Delaware; Sydney Rhodes, Delaware; Madison Sauve, Hofstra; Christie Van de Kamp, WM; Rachel Yeager, JMU Second Team All-CAA: Delaney Baxendale, Drexel; Rachel Campbell, NU; Julia Gluyas, NU; Cassidy Goodwin, WM; Woodard Hooper, WM; Tess Horan, Drexel; Emily Kresho, Delaware; Cami Larsson, Hofstra; Katie McNeel, Towson; Camille O’Conor, NU; Annie Snead, WM; Tessa Verweijen, Delaware CAA All-Rookie Team: Betty Bosma, Hofstra; Elfi de Rooij, JMU; Lexie Dunleavy, NU; Kimi Jones, WM; Cami Larsson, Hofstra; Kara McClure, JMU; Cara Menges, WM; Jorja Morgan, WM; Avery Powell, Drexel; Tessa Verweijen, Delaware 2018 CAA Player of the Year: Lotte de Koning, Delaware 2018 CAA Defensive Player of the Year: Christie van de Kamp, William & Mary 2018 CAA Co-Rookies of the Year: Tessa Verweijen, Delaware & Kimi Jones, William & Mary 2018 CAA Coach of the Year: Tess Ellis, William & Mary 2018 NCAA Field Hockey Championship William & Mary d. Monmoth, 3-2 (ot) (Opening Round - 11/7 at Williamsburg, Va.) North Carolina d. William & Mary, 4-0 (First Round - 11/9 at Chapel Hill, N.C.) Final CAA Statistics Scoring GP Goals Assists Points PPG Greta Nauck, Delaware 16 13 13 39 2.44 June Curry-Lindahl, Northeastern 19 12 8 32 1.68 Estelle Hughes, WM 20 13 6 32 1.60 Woodard Hooper, WM 20 13 1 27 1.35 Tess Bernheimer, Drexel 18 12 2 26 1.44 Goalkeepers GP Min. GA GAA SV SO Sydney Rhodes, Delaware 16 1042:10 26 1.75 61 3 Kimi Jones, WM 16 1001:51 28 1.96 58 2 Julia Gluyas, NU 19 1319:51 45 2.39 104 1 Erin Gilchrist, Drexel 12 788:02 28 2.49 56 0 Betty Bosma, Hofstra 18 1280:49 60 3.28 135 1 Field Hockey • 89 CAA FIELD HOCKEY PAST CHAMPIONS Year Champion Coach Score Runner-Up Site 1991 Old Dominion* Beth Anders 6-0 William & Mary Old Dominion 1992 Old Dominion* Beth Anders 6-0 VCU Richmond 1993 Old Dominion Beth Anders 2-1 James Madison William & Mary 1994 Old Dominion Beth Anders 2-1 (ot) James Madison* James Madison 1995 James Madison Christy Morgan 2-1 Old Dominion Va. Commonwealth 1996 Old Dominion Beth Anders 3-2 American Old Dominion 1997 Old Dominion Beth Anders 4-2 James Madison Richmond 1998 Old Dominion* Beth Anders 1-0 James Madison William & Mary 1999 Old Dominion Beth Anders 3-1 James Madison James Madison 2000 Old Dominion* Beth Anders 10-0 James Madison Old Dominion 2001 Old Dominion Beth Anders 5-0 James Madison Old Dominion 2002 Old Dominion Beth Anders 2-0 William & Mary Old Dominion 2003 Old Dominion Sue Myers 5-0 Delaware Old Dominion 2004 Delaware Carol Miller 5-1 Hofstra William & Mary 2005 Old Dominion Beth Anders 3-0 Northeastern Old Dominion 2006 James Madison Antoinette Lucas 1-0 Old Dominion Virginia Beach, Va. 2007 James Madison Antoinette Lucas 1-0 (ot) Old Dominion Virginia Beach, Va. 2008 James Madison Antoinette Lucas 1-0 Old Dominion Virginia Beach, Va. 2009 Delaware Carol Miller 1-0 Drexel Drexel 2010 Old Dominion Beth Anders 1-0 (2ot) Drexel Drexel 2011 Old Dominion Beth Anders 5-1 Northeastern Old Dominion 2012 Drexel Denise Zelenak 2-1 (ot) Northeastern Drexel 2013 Delaware Rolf van de Kerkhof 5-1 Northeastern Delaware 2014 Delaware Rolf van de Kerkhof 2-1 James Madison Northeastern 2015 Delaware Rolf van de Kerkhof 2-1 (ot) James Madison James Madison 2016 Delaware* Rolf van de Kerkhof 4-1 James Madison Delaware 2017 Delaware Rolf van de Kerkhof 3-0 William & Mary Delaware 2018 William & Mary Tess Ellis 3-2 (ot) Delaware Delaware *NCAA Champions 90 • Field Hockey Final Standings 1999 CAA GF GA Overall GF GA 1991 CAA GF GA Overall GF GA Old Dominion 5-0-0 20 1 17-7-0 101 35 Old Dominion 7-0 55 0 26-0-0 145 10 James Madison 4-1-0 18 5 15-7-0 78 33 William & Mary 3-2-0 12 6 11-10-0 38 27 James Madison 5-2 11 16 11-7-1 31 32 Richmond 1-4-0 8 19 10-12-0 46 62 William & Mary 5-2 11 10 12-7-1 29 30 American 1-4-0 5 17 8-9-0 36 47 Radford 4-3 11 14 17-7-0 63 34 VCU 1-4-0 4 19 4-16-0 20 93 Richmond 3-4 11 19 11-9-0 45 47 VCU 3-4 13 15 9-9-0 41 31 2000 CAA GF GA Overall GF GA American 1-6 5 21 8-12-0 25 35 Old Dominion 5-0 42 1 25-1 160 26 Loyola 0-7 2 24 0-14-3 12 58 William & Mary 4-1 10 5 12-8 56 34 James Madison 3-2 16 11 12-9 75 48 American 1-4 1 17 10-7 32 41 1992 CAA GF GA Overall GF GA Richmond 1-4 2 18 7-13 29 60 Old Dominion 6-0 42 1 25-0-0 163 4 VCU 1-4 3 24 5-14 17 68 VCU 4-2 7 10 16-6-0 59 27 William & Mary 3-3 6 15 12-8-0 25 34 2001 CAA GF GA Overall GF GA Richmond 3-3 10 19 9-8-1 31 36 Old Dominion 3-0 7 3 18-5 87 25 James Madison 2-4 5 13 6-13-0 22 46 James Madison 2-1 6 5 12-9 54 41 American 2-4 5 9 7-10-1 19 25 William & Mary 1-2 6 4 14-5 45 21 VCU 0-3 0 7 3-17 21 68 Radford 1-5 4 11 6-11-0 20 23 2002 CAA GF GA Overall GF GA 1993 CAA GF GA Overall GF GA Old Dominion 7-0 52 5 21-4 131 31 Old Dominion 6-0 26 5 17-4-2 59 18 William & Mary 6-1 24 12 12-9 49 31 James Madison 5-1 27 5 18-6-0 82 24 James Madison 4-3 18 18 13-9 53 59 William & Mary 3-3 5 10 13-9-0 37 30 Delaware 4-3 15 11 10-10 41 42 Richmond 2-4 5 17 11-9-0 40 43 Drexel 2-5 11 24 11-9 37 45 American 2-4 3 12 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    JOURNAL OF IMMUNOTHERAPY Author Index Abstract Bell, John, 898 Chadwick, Eric, 912 De Coninck, Arlette, 880 A Bellone, Matteo, 881, 902 Champlin, Richard, 863 De Giorgi, Valeria, 860, 885, Aarntzen, Erik, 877 Benninger, Kristen, 887 Chapman, Caroline, 904 891 Abate-Daga, Daniel, 859, 867 Bensmail, Ilham, 874 Chaudhury, Abhik Ray, 887 de Gruijl, Tanja, 880, 918 Abdalla, Maher, 873 Benteyn, Daphne´ , 880 Chen, Chuanben, 892 de Pril, Veerle, 913 Abraham, Roshini S, 869 Berk, Erik, 874, 884 Chen, George, 892 de Vries, Jolanda, 877 Adamow, Matthew, 913 Bernard, Dannie, 892 Chen, Jingou, 860 Debay, Drew, 883 Adams, George, 900 Bernatchez, Chantale, 863 Chen, Lisha, 892 Decker, Stacy, 897 Adams, Sarah, 878 Bershteyn, Anna, 866 Chhabra, Arvind, 893 DeConti, Ronald, 877 Adams, Sylvia, 889 Best, Andrew, 878, 918 Chiarion Sileni, Vanna, 894 Del Campo, Miguel, 891 Adema, Gosse, 877 Bhardwaj, Nina, 889 Chinnasamy, Dhanalakshmi, dela Rosa, Corazon, 912 Adkins, Douglas, 890 Bhatti, Shahzad, 896 861 Delacher, Michael, 900 Ahmadzadeh, Mojgan, 863 Bhave, Neela, 885 Chinnasamy, Nachimuthu, 860, Delamarre, Louis, 897 Ahrens, Eric, 878, 880 Biagioli, Matthew, 877 867 Delcayre, Alain, 879, 900, 902, Akporiaye, Emmanuel T, 873 Bifulco, Carlo, 864, 905, 908 Chiriva-Internati, Maurizio, 904 908 Al Homsi, Samer, 861 Bilhartz, David, 900 Chisholm, Lana, 912 Demaria, Sandra, 888, 889 Al-Shamkhani, Aymen, 894 Binda, Elisa, 864 Chu, Christina, 878, 918 Demian, Soheir, 895 Alaghmand, Marjan, 874 Binkley, Elaine, 872 Chu, Xuezhe, 892 Denisova, Galina, 866 Albertini,