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Duke Field Hockey 2006 Duke Field Hockey Duke Field Hockey 2006 Duke Field Hockey Duke Set To Face Arch Rival North Carolina In ACC Tourna- 2006 Schedule/Results ment First Round: The Duke field hockey team will head into 14-4 (3-2 ACC) postseason play on Thursday, Nov. 2 as the No. 3 seed at the 2006 Date Opponent Time/Result AUG. 26 #14 LOUISVILLE! W, 2-1 ACC Tournament, hosted by the University of North Carolina. Duke AUG. 27 DELAWARE! W, 5-1 faces No. 6-seed North Carolina in first round action on Thursday at Sept. 2 vs. Kent State# W, 6-0 4 p.m. at Francis E. Henry Stadium, with the winner of that matchup Sept. 3 at #12 Iowa W, 3-2 (OT) set to face No. 2 seed Wake Forest on Friday at 7 p.m. The champi- Sept. 9 at #2 Wake Forest* L, 0-3 onship game will be held on Sunday, Nov. 5 at 12 p.m. SEPT. 10 BOSTON W, 4-0 SEPT. 16 APPALACHIAN STATE W, 7-0 SEPT. 17 #3 OLD DOMINION L, 3-4 (2OT) Rivals Meet For Second Time In 2006: Duke will face North SEPT. 23 #5 NORTH CAROLINA* W, 2-1 (OT) Carolina for the second time this season in the first round of the ACC SEPT. 30 #7 BOSTON COLLEGE* L, 1-2 (2OT) Tournament. The last time Duke met North Carolina, the Blue Devils OCT. 1 HARVARD W, 5-2 Oct. 7 at #1 Maryland* W, 2-0 posted a 2-1 overtime victory over the Tar Heels at Duke’s own Oct. 9 vs. #16 Villanova@ W, 7-2 Williams Field. With the score knotted at one a piece at the end of Oct. 10 at Drexel W, 5-1 regulation, senior Amy Stopford netted her third penalty stroke of the Oct. 14 vs. #17 William & Mary^ W, 3-1 season 11 minutes into overtime to give the Blue Devils the win. The Oct. 15 at #3 Old Dominion L, 0-1 win was Duke’s fifth in six games over the Tar Heels. OCT. 21 #12 CALIFORNIA W, 1-0 OCT. 28 #10 VIRGINIA* W, 3-1 Nov. 2 North Carolina~ 4:00 p.m. Scouting The Tar Heels: Eighth-ranked North Carolina heads into Nov. 3 Wake Forest (if applicable) 7:00 p.m. ACC Tournament play after splitting decisions with No. 3 Old Nov. 5 ACC Championship (if applicable) 12:00 p.m. st Dominion and Radford to end the regular season. The Tar Heels fell Nov. 11 NCAA 1 Round, Campus Sites TBA Nov. 12 NCAA 2nd Round, Campus Sites TBA to the Lady Monarchs, 3-1, in Norfolk, Va., on Oct. 28 and returned Nov. 17 NCAA Semifinals, Winston-Salem, N.C. home to face Radford the next day, coming away with a 6-1 victory. Nov. 19 NCAA Championship, Winston-Salem, N.C. UNC is 12-7 (1-4 ACC), and is led by Karen Mann who has netted 14 goals and dished out two assists, for a team-leading 30 points on HOME CONTESTS IN BOLD/CAPS; Listed rankings at time of the season. Brianna O’Donnell has started every game in goal for contest; * - ACC contest; ! – Champion’s Tournament (Durham, N.C.); # - Iowa City, Iowa; @ - Philadelphia, Pa. the Tar Heels and has recorded 95 saves for a .812 save percentage ^ - Norfolk, Va.; ~ - ACC Tournament (Chapel Hill, N.C.) on the year. O’Donnell’s goals against average is 1.14. 2006 DUKE BLUE DEVILS No. Name Yr. Pos. Ht. Hometown High School 2 Lauren Miller Fr. Mid. 5-3.5 Cherry Hills Village, Col. Kent Denver 3 Laura Suchoski So. Mid. 5-3 Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Wyoming Seminary 6 Shayna McGeehan Jr. Def. 5-3 Grantville, Pa. Lower Dauphin 7 Elizabeth Floyd Sr. Fwd. 5-6 Shaker Heights, Ohio Hathaway Brown 8 Cara-Lynn Lopresti Sr. Fwd. 5-4.5 San Diego, Calif. Torrey Pines 9 Marian Dickinson So. Mid. 5-4 Alberta, Canada Western Canada 15 Hilary Linton Sr. Mid. 5-5 Burnaby, B.C. Burnaby South 17 Lauren Amicucci Fr. Fwd. 5-0 Armonk, N.Y. Greenwich Academy [Conn.] 19 Rachel Link Jr. Mid. 5-6 West Chester, Pa. Unionville 20 Caitlin Williams Jr. Goalie 5-7 Greenland, N.H. St. Thomas Aquinas 21 Courtney Elliott Jr. Def. 5-5 Ann Arbor, Mich. Pioneer 22 Brooke Patterson Fr. Mid. 5-6 Emmaus, Pa. Emmaus 23 Amy Stopford Sr. Mid. 5-4 Hillsborough, N.C. Durham Academy 24 Amie Survilla Fr. Fwd. 5-4 Mountain Top, Pa. Crestwood 27 Ashley Pultorak So. Mid. 5-5 Schwenksville, Pa. Perkiomen Valley 70 Janelle Barth Fr. Goalie 5-3 Fairfax, Va. W.T. Woodson Head Coach: Beth Bozman (Trenton State, ‘96) Assistant Coaches: Kelly Baril (Princeton, ‘03) & Maria Whitehead (Wake Forest, ‘03) Volunteer Assistant Coach: Tara Herrmann (Old Dominion, ‘03) Pronunciation Guide Lauren Amicucci ahm-ih-COOCH-ee DUKE SPORTS INFORMATION Laura Suchoski su-HOS-ky Field Hockey Contact: Maegan Azpiazu Amie Survilla sur-VILL-a ([email protected]) Ashley Pultorak PULL-tor-ak 115 Cameron Indoor Stadium, Box 90557/Durham, NC 27705 Beth Bozman BAHZ-men (919) 684-3328 (office phone); (919) 812-2845 (cell); (919) 684-2489 (office fax) Kelly Baril buh-RILL www.GoDuke.com Duke Field Hockey Duke in the Rankings: The Blue Devils are ranked fourth for Linton, Stopford & Suchoski Named To All-ACC Squad: the fourth consecutive week, as was announced by the latest Seniors Hilary Linton and Amy Stopford and sophomore Laura STX/NFHCA Division I Coaches Poll, released on Oct. 31. Suchoski have been named to the 2006 All-Atlantic Coast Maryland remains at the No. 1 spot, as Duke has handed the Conference Team, as was released by conference officials on Terps their only loss of the season, while Wake Forest and Nov. 1. This year’s honor marks the second consecutive for Old Dominion sit at No. 2 and 3, respectively. Ohio State is Stopford, and the third consecutive for Linton, as Duke received ranked fifth. three nods on this year’s list behind Maryland’s five selections. The Carlyle Cup Race: The Blue Devil field hockey team put 2006 STX/NFHCA DIVISION I Duke ahead 1-0 in the 2006-07 Carlyle NATIONAL POLL Cup race on Sept. 23, as the Blue Devils Release Date: Oct. 31, 2006 defeated North Carolina at Williams Field, 2-1, in overtime. The Carlyle Cup is a No. Institution Record yearlong competition between the Blue 1 University of Maryland^ 18-1 Devils and the Tar Heels sponsored by 2 Wake Forest University^ 17-1 Carlyle & Co. of Greensboro, N.C. Behind 3 Old Dominion University 18-2 wins in field hockey, men’s soccer, men’s 4 DUKE UNIVERSITY 14-4 and women’s cross country and volleyball, 5 Ohio State University 14-2 Duke holds a 4.5-1 advantage in this 6 Penn State University 13-4 year’s cup. Here is a look at the most recent Carlyle Cup out- 7 Boston College^ 14-5 comes: 8 University of North Carolina^ 12-7 2005-06 ............................. UNC 14, Duke 12 9 University of Connecticut 17-3 2004-05 ............................. UNC 15, Duke 11 10 University of Virginia^ 12-6 2003-04 ............................. Duke 14, UNC 12 11 Providence College 17-3 2002-03 ............................. Duke 14, UNC 12 12 Indiana University 14-4 2001-02 ............................. UNC 17, Duke 9 13 University of California, Berkeley 14-4 2000-01 ............................. Duke 14.5, UNC 11.5 14 University of Louisville 12-7 15 University of Michigan 11-8 ACC STANDINGS 16 University of Richmond 14-4 School Conference Overall 17 James Madison University 13-7 W L Pct. W L Pct. 18 Hofstra University 12-6 Maryland 4 1 .800 18 1 .947 19 American University 12-6 Wake Forest 4 1 .800 17 1 .944 20 Villanova University 12-8 Duke 3 2 .600 14 4 .778 Boston College 2 3 .400 14 5 .737 Italics Denotes 2006 Duke Opponent Virginia 1 4 .200 12 6 .667 ^ - ACC Opponent North Carolina 1 4 .200 12 7 .632 CATEGORY LEADERS Goals Game-Winning Goals Shots On Goal 9 Marian Dickinson 17 9 Marian Dickinson 5 9 Marian Dickinson 34 23 Amy Stopford 12 23 Amy Stopford 3 23 Amy Stopford 33 24 Amie Survilla 8 15 Hilary Linton 2 8 Cara-Lynn Lopresti 23 8 Cara-Lynn Lopresti 5 2 Lauren Miller 2 24 Amie Survilla 22 27 Ashley Pultorak 4 - 2 tied at 1 3 Laura Suchoski 21 Assists Shots Shots On Goal Percentage 9 Marian Dickinson 10 23 Amy Stopford 67 9 Marian Dickinson .756 22 Brooke Patterson 10 9 Marian Dickinson 45 21 Courtney Elliott .750 8 Cara-Lynn Lopresti 6 8 Cara-Lynn Lopresti 41 3 Laura Suchoski .677 3 Laura Suchoski 5 24 Amie Survilla 41 17 Lauren Amicucci .667 - 3 tied at 2 - 2 tied at 31 7 Liz Floyd .625 Points Shot Percentage Saves 9 Marian Dickinson 44 9 Marian Dickinson .378 20 Caitlin Williams 61 23 Amy Stopford 24 21 Courtney Elliott .250 Save Percentage 24 Amie Survilla 17 24 Amie Survilla .195 20 Caitlin Williams .735 8 Cara-Lynn Lopresti 16 23 Amy Stopford .179 Goals Against Average 3 Laura Suchoski 11 27 Ashley Pultorak .174 20 Caitlin Williams 1.19 Duke Field Hockey Last Time Out: Duke heads into the ACC Tournament off a 3-1 Duke All-Time ACC Tournament Results win over 10th-ranked Virginia (12-6, 1-4 ACC) at Williams Field on Senior Day, as three of four seniors scored goals in the 1983 Wake Forest W, 6-0 victory to put Duke’s record at (14-4, 3-2 ACC) to end the regular North Carolina (semi) L, 2-1 season.
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